The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-27

c. have been ordered to assemble at
$50 O'Clock tomorrow morning. They
will attend the funeral in a body.
The arrangements for the funeral of
Mrs. Walter F. Howard remain I'M
changed. 1t will take place at the
home of Mr.. Howard on Walnut street,
Rev. j. c. Duncan and Rev. George M.
Bartol officiating. The interment will
be in the lot of Mrs. Towards family
in Lancaster. That Mrs. Howard real
lied her illness was likely to have a
fatal termination, is shown in the cir
cumstance that last Friday she insist
ed upon making her will, and directed
with a clear mind what disposition
should be made of her estate
Monday, the Gibraltar Council.
Knights of Columbus, celebrates the
fourth anniversary of its existence. 1t
will make the occasion conspicuous by
attending in a body Belasco's Girl /
Left Behind Me-" which is coming to
the Clinton Theatre under the auspices
of the council.
The Scotch ball will reign tomorrow
night. A concert will be given by Mad
am Barutio's concert company of Bos-
ton. The dance takes place in the
town hall, It celebrates the anniver-
sary Of the birth of Robert Burns In
Theatre hall the Burditt Hills Social
Club will give cake walk, followed by
dance, tomorrow night.
The Ladies' Relief hold a supper and
entertainment in G. A R. hall at the
same time. An entertainment accom-
panies the supper.
The Temperance Union has now
heard from Mrs. Lake, whom it desires
to secure for a temperance rally. John
M. Watson of Beverley Farms may be
secured to address a mass meeting.
A plan to use the tracks of the Leo
minister and Clinton Street Railway
Company to haul stones by night, to be
used in the construction of the pro-
posed great dam across the Nashua
river, will never materialize, in the
opinion of Walter r. Dame, who is
posted in street railways in this section
of the state. The tracks of the Leo
minister and Clinton are heavy enough
to stand the racket, and, in the opinion
of Mr. Dame, the steam railroads would
not tamely submit to the establishment
of precedent by which trolley roads
would be allowed to haul freight.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Congregational
Church will meet with the society OF
the Baptist Church. Sunday evening, to
hear an address by Charles C. Slocomt
of Worcester. The meeting was ar
ranged by B. o. Hagar, president OF
the former society.
Co. K will be assembled for an cleo
ton of a captain and officers to fill va
cancies, some time within the next two
weeks. A regimental election is soor
to be held, to fill a vacancy in the col
onelship of the Ninth regiment. 1t will
be necessary for the company vacan-
eies to be filed first.
Thomas Dawson Tate, the druggist
is suffering with the grip.
A basket ball game was held in DeX-
ter ring tonight between the Metropol-
itans and Cycle Club. The Metropol-
itans won by score Of IA to 0.
Martin E. Carney received telegram
from Washington this evening an
nouncing his appointment officially, as
one of the party who are to go to Cuba
to bring back bodies of dead soldiers
Mr.. Garvey also received assurance OF
his transportation for the occasion.
At the bowling contest of the Y. M
c. A. this evening the Blues scored
2143 points, while the Reds had 1919 tC
their credit.
At the conclusion of Congressman
Weymouth's address, an informal re.
ception was held in one of the dlu dc
ception was held in one end of the hall
and about 100 hundred Clintonians
grasped Mr.. Weymouth's hand Con.
gresham Weymouth was guest OF
Wellington e. Parkhurst, brother of DR.
Charles H. Parkhurst of New York
over night.