The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-01
THE CITY.

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William A. Rowland has moved from
hlng street to The Griggs. 121 Pleas
ant street.
central Comandery, o. U. A. NJ, will
9 sh;s a social and dance at Steinert hall
Inc Loyalty Whist Club will have a
str whist party at 221a Pleasant
street this evening.
me me College Club will have its usual
nasdaL4s d. room 81, Day building, We'd
hesaay afternoon, 4 to 6 o'clock.
MISSES Alice C. Brown and Edith
Runaway leave today for a six or
e'sh' weeks stay at ormond, Fla.
Prudence Circle of Ruth Lodge. U. O.
u l. y. L., will meet with Mrs Leila
r1lce, NO. Townsend street, Friday
AFTERNOON and evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of BETHANY
rnufch Will meet with Mrs. S. E. Guilt
yer, ~ Montague street, Thursday, Sup
per from to o'clock.
Lawyer W. J. Peacock has recovered
h I'm ms recent illness so that he has
n.
hectlon with his practice.
Rev. DR., NJ. H. Harris will give his
Shila Ienten sermon in the chapel of All
so na church, Wednesday evening at
AIDED" peAsu-
headings from Kipling will be given
ny Dr. Small of Clark University be-
Iore the college club in the rooms of the
rrluay Morning Club on the evening
Dr. i. e. Mendenhall, president of the
Iech, will deliver a lecture on "Soan
bubbles, with illustrations and expert
ments at the smoke talk Of the Wor.
cester Club next Saturday evening.
Lacking a quorum, the Building La
oorers did not meet last night. The
isW members present were addressed
py a. p. Reed in the interest of the
"orkingmen's Independent Club.
The Ladies Charitable Society of the
Church of the Unity met at the church
| parlorS yesterday afternoon. 1t was
voted to meet Tuesday, March IA, at
the Orphans Home, at ESQ O'Clock.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
First Unitarian Church met yesterday
/ afternoon at the church parlors and
transacted considerable business of a
routine nature.
A meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of H. L. Rand, Is Coburn avenue
Lake View, this evening for the pur-
pose Of instituting Lake View Division.
No. 4, S. of 7. All are invited to be
present and join.
Postmaster J. Evarts Greene has
| Fn,-k he cole
! for the past month, which amounts
to $l6,bl1.65, quite an increase over the
sales for the same month of last year
which amounted to SIS, $3.50.
Professor George H. Haynes of the
polytechnic Institute will speak on
| Suffrage qualifications" before the
Second Parish Club at the First Uni
tartan church this evening at 7.45. All
persons interested are invited to be
present.
i A defective back draft in the Office
Of the old Draper stables, in the rear
of ISL Main street, caused considerable
smoke yesterday afternoon. Occupants
or the building became alarmed and
called Hose ! on a still alarm. There
was no damage.
AT the regular monthly meeting of
|
: ciety, Miss Diana Stevens Of Boston
will lecture on Health and foods"
The meeting is to be held Thursday,
March 2, in the hall, formerly school
house on West Boylston street.
The Lake View Improvement Society
will hold banquet in the parlors OF
the Congregational church, Coburn
avenue Friday evening at T. Mayor
: Dodge and the officers of the Greendale
Improvement Society will be present
E. P. Crerie will furnish the entertain
ment.
, G. G. Thompson, a local carpenter
reported to the police yesterday that
some one broke into house that he is
building on Hamilton street, Monday
night, and stole a number of tools. ali
of which are marked &c. G. r." A
similar break was made about two
weeks ago.
DR.. G. Stanley Hail. president OF
Clark University, will give a reception
this afternoon to the Hall Child Study
Club at his residence, 81 Woodland
street. DR.. Hall win deliver an ad-
dress. The club will have the other
child study clubs of the city as its
guests.
-Four new members were received al
the meeting of the Carpenters Union
last night. The committee appointed
to look into non-union jobs being done
in the city, reported progressively. The
union agreed to assist at the dance to
be given by the Building Trades Union
at an early date.
| A delightful concert was given at the
South Unitarian church last evening
under the auspices of the Appolo Mu-
steal club, which was attended by the
entire congregation of the church. Miss
! Rochelle OBLIGATED as pianist and Miss
| Bigelow as organist, and a most ex-
cellent program was rendered.
Charles O'Connor, brakeman on the
Boston and Maine Railroad, had his
right arm badly crushed while coupling
cars yesterday morning. The injured
man was placed on switching engine
and brought to the Lincoln square de
pot, where he was met by the police
ambulance and taken to the city hos
pital.
Clan Scott, at the meeting last night
talked over the Second Frame enter
tainment which is to be given in As
ISOLATION Hall, March 10. One of thes'
entertainments was given in Mechanics
Hall in December, and proved a com
plete success. This will be of the sam,
nature. but there will be an entir,
change of program.
There were eight applicants at thu
recruiting office in the Walker build
ing yesterday. Two of that number
passed the physical examination anC
were later mustered into the service BY
Capt Gresham. The recruits were
William A. Woods and Frank Daniels
The latter was q young colored maj
who will be assigned to the Tenth cav
. airy.