The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-05
THE CITY.

bury.
The regular monthly meeting of thu
Wachusett Boat Club will be held this
afternoon in Beaver Hall.
Miss Frances NJ. Lincoln of this city
and Miss Mabel Davis of Boston sal
for Europe Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles o. Richardson
and Morton o. Richardson will visit
friends in Orange, N. j., this week.
Miss A. Ray Champlin's final socia
will take place in Steinert Hall, Feb
7th, and will be in the nature of 9
summer party.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Katherine A. Mullaney and P. F. Kit
tredge at St. Johns Church Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock.
Messrs.. O'Brien and McGregor, who
were injured in the Mill street explo-
sion Tuesday, are reported as doing
finely at the city hospital.
Z. A. Goodnow is reported as very
much improved He is now able tc
be dressed and walk about the house
fer a short time each day
At the annual meeting of the East
ern Association of Physics Teachers, In
Brookline. yesterday, A. b. Kimball OF
the English high school was elected
president.
Roswell T. Hapgood of the Technical
Institute has been appointed manager
of the Glee Club of that school. He
has engaged Louis K. Brennan to ac-
company the club.
John w. Kendrick, who was born in
Worcester and graduated at the Tech
class of 1873, has recently been elected
second vice president of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company.
In A O. H. Hall last night, the Da-
nlsh people of the city had a dance
IN orchestra of three pieces furnished
the music. The affair was under the
direction Of Solomon Koskie.
i The Ladies' Aid Society of All Souls
church will meet on Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock. A chicken pie supper will
be served by the gentlemen in the
evening An entertainment will follow.
Patrolman and Mrs. William j. Ryan
have the sympathy of friends in the
death of their two-year-old daughter.
Eleanor. The funeral will be held this
afternoon at o'clock, from the resi-
dence, 36 Coral street
Thomas F. Wheatley, 27 years old,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
officers Reardon and Gleason of station
threatening his wife. Wheatley was re-
leased on bail.
Former Representative Charles F.
Parker of Holden brought a lot of his
Farquar violets into the city yester-
day Last year he took them to the
state house and made himself i'm
mensely popular thereby.
The committee appointed by the An
cient Order of Hibernians to arrange
for the celebration of st. Patrick's day,
will meet this afternoon to discuss the
advisability of holding a banquet on
that day.
Capt. John ]. Rogers, First Lieut.. ].
j. Minis and Second Lieut.. Michael
EARLY will represent Co. A, Hibernian
Rifles, at the Emmett memorial services
to be held in st. Johns Church the
22d.
at the regular meeting of the market
gardeners and florists in Horticulture
Hall yesterday afternoon, DIR. G. F
Hodge of Clark University gave a talk
on bees and the fertilization of plants
under glass.
Mrs. George F. Wall, who sustained
fracture of the hip a few days ago
is progressing as well as could be ex-
pected. The family is pleased to learn
that the fracture is not as severe as
was at first thought
G. r. Hanson entertained number Of
friends at his home, 81 Kendall street
Friday night. The occasion was pure
ly informal, and for entertainment OF
the gathering, the greater part Of
E'ridthjof and 1ngeborg was gone
through.
O. J. w. Gleason of the local post
Office force. who has been in the city
hospital for several weeks, being treat
ed for pulmonary difficulty, has been
admitted to the Massachusetts Home
for Consumptive and Tubercular Pa
tents at Rutland
The Swedish Gymnastic Club gave its
seniannual exhibition in Turn Hal
last night. Twenty-Five members OF
: the club went through free movements
and movements with aid of apparatus
After the exhibition. those present
, danced to the music of Thalin's Orches.
! ira.
The Leblanc sisters, Louisa, Jeanette
and Flora, pupils of Miss Grace Mona
han, have been engaged for a. season
with the Waite Comedy Company. They
leave today for Brockton where they
, will be for the next two weeks. They
are to give singing and dancing special
: ties.
The recitals by Darwin Wood at Park
Church yesterday afternoon and even
ing. were well attended and the young
master was in finest form. No admis-
sion was charged, but collection was
taken both in the afternoon and even
ing, the proceeds OK which are to &c
to the interest on the church debt
The Womans Progressive Club
. which was organized two months ago
by the colored ladies of this city. will
give their first entertainment in Zion
A. M. e. Church, Monday evening, for
/, the benefit of the proposed day nurse
ry which they intend to open in the
, early spring. Refreshments will be
served.
Edward Kelley 90 years old, was ar
: rested about 10 o'clock last night by
: Officers Harper and Spencer of Station
: l. charged with stealing hens. Kelley
| was crossing East Park with a her
l under his arm when arrested. He was
: sent to the Waldo street station house
: and while being booked, held the fowl
| under his arm.
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Stan
ley was held at her residence, lis SUM
mer street. yesterday morning. Rev
Archibald McCullagh officiating. The
: floral tributes from relatives and
friends were numerous and beautiful
Several of her relatives from Provi-
, dence were present. The burial was
! in Hope cemetery.
The fifth anniversary id-winter fes.
tival of the Weauntug Outing Clut
was held last evening at the Hotel du
Nord. About dozen members at.
: tended and partook of a splendie