The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-30
P|NKHAN Z WILLIS GO.
THE CITY.


The Worcester Girls club will hold
its regular business meeting at the
rooms. 1 Vernon street, Tuesday even
ing at 7.45 o'clock.
Miss Eliza Barnard will act as host
ess at the Princeton vacation home OF
the Y. w. C. A. next week The home
is nearly full, and applications are be-
ing received by the secretary for re-
served rooms.
The Y M C. A. Camera club, which
has been delayed to some extent in its
progress, will hold a meeting a week
from tomorrow night, when it is ex-
pected that the apparatus will be ready
to go ahead with its work.
The tickets for the Builders Ex-
change clambake and picnic Wednesday
are now on sale by Secretary c. A. Fen
ner at the office of the exchange and
also by the members of the committee.
The outing promises to be the event of
the season with the builders.
Special services were held at the Sal
walton Army barracks on Commercial
street last evening, Maj. Atkinson and
Staff Capt. Harris of Boston being
in charge. This morning Sunday school
will be conducted at $50 O'Clock, holi-
ness meeting at H. swearing in of re-
cruits at 8 and battle for souls at 7.3C
D. m.
Mrs. Herman Lucke was knocked
down by "a reckless bicycle rider at the
lake last night, and for a time it was
thought she was seriously injured She
was taken to her home at 40 Fountain
street, and, on examination, it was
found she was severely shaken up and
suffered several bruises on the face
and hands,
A party of 80 fresh air children will
go to Grafton tomorrow, where they
will be entertained by the Library Cir
Gle and Kings Daughters of Grafton.
Tuesday 40 children will return from a
two weeks vacation at the various
homes, and 40 others will be sent out.
Miss L. A. Giddings and Miss Emma
S. Cutting will look after the work dur
ing August.
John F. O'Brien, manager of the Co
operative Coal Company, has sent in his
resignation to the president of the COM
pany, Nicholas J. Mooney. No reasons
for resigning were given, further than
Mr.. O'Brien said he wished to sever
his connection with the company. The
move was wholly unexpected, and Pres
ident Mooney says that the concern will
lose a faithful and efficient employee.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Salem Street Congregational church
gave a social at the church last even
ing. The program was: Piano solo,
Miss Annie Anderson; piano duet
Misses Claudia Hedlund and Anna An
derson; reading, Charles Henrickson;
singing, church choir. The committee
in charge was Miss Jennie Christianson
Miss Ida Verg, Miss Anna Ross, Miss
Christianson, Miss Matilda Anderson
Miss Anna Jaderguist, Miss Adrian Mi
chells, Miss Adrian Lomquist, Gustat
Pearson and Otto Spongberg.
The w. C. T3U. held it's weekly meet
ing at the Odd Fellows home Friday af-
ternoon. About so members of the
home enjoyed the exercises of the af-
ternoon and evening" Reports of de-
partment work were given. The final
steps were taken allying the union with
the Worcester Temperance Federation
Tea was served at $50 o'clock. At 73O
O miscellaneous entertainment was Civ
%. About 100 enjoyed the exercises. 1t
w now seven years since the home was
dedicated. There are SO inmates, and
with the assistants there is a family of
81. Nine of these are women.