The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs Nellie Gaffney has gone to
Princeton.
Miss Elizabeth Moran has gone to
Old Orchard.
Mrs. w. T. Emerson and family are
at Orland, Me.
Mrs. C. o. Mann has gone on trip
up the Hudson.
Miss Nettie NJ. Jenkins is at Har-
ward for a month.
Miss Julia T. Adrian is spending the
summer in Denver, Col.
Miss Katherine o'Neal has gone to
Newport for two weeks.
Mrs. A. D. Richards will go to Ma
tick, tomorrow, for a visit.
Miss Annie Flemming has gone to
Camp White for two weeks.
George Nation will leave tomorrow
for trip of 10 days to Northbofo.
Walter C. Carey left yesterday for a
two weeks vacation at Brant Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Clifford are on
yachting trip down Buzzards' Bay
Charles E. Black and family go tc
Block Island tomorrow for two weeks
Miss Cora Maye has just returned
from a two weeks vacation at Nahant
beach.
Miss Eliza ]. Seaver has gone te
South Lancaster for the rest of the
summer.
Charles E. Black and family will 60
to Block Island, tomorrow, to be gone
two weeks.
Mrs. L. E. Bissonnette and family
have gone to Howe's Point, Quincy, fol
three weeks.
Miss Katie -O'NeiI and Miss Louise
Brennan will spend this week at Nan.
tasket Beach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Odlin OF
West street went to Edgartown yester-
day for two weeks
Miss Mary McHugh went to Ottawa
Can, last evening, where she will visit
friends for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Wood OF
Midland street have returned from E
visit to Willimantic, Conn.
H. Falkner Hill of New York vii
spend his vacation with his brother. E
M. Hill, of Townsend street.
Martin Howard is going to Booth
bay Harbor, Me-, tomorrow, and vii
spend 10 days on yachting cruise.
T. L. Wilmot and family will estab-
lish headquarters at Bow Lake, N. H.
tomorrow for vacation Of two weeks
Miss Viola King left yesterday foi
Cambridge. She will visit Allston, At
lantic and Nantasket before returning
Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mrs. Leon.
ard Pratt of East Weymouth are Wis
iting Mrs. Horace Ball of Kilby street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson Odlin Of
West street left yesterday for twC
weeks at Edgartown, Martha's Vine
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry w. Van Hooseal
and Miss Ida Van Hoosear of Pam,
street are on a fishing trip in New
Hampshire.
Miss Louise Bachelor and Miss Mar
lorie H. Adrian of the Dread institute
are on a vacation of two weeks a
Qgunquit, Me-
DR.. A. j. Hamm will attend the den
tai convention at Buffalo, N. Y, whiel
opens Wednesday,. Later he viii spent
two weeks at Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie c. Thomas and EHsh;
Tolman have gone to Bailey's Island
Me-, to join his family in their ney
cottage, for couple of weeks.
DR.. George E. Wire, librarian of tn
law library begins a two weeks va
ffrr, 1orv .,.sIf
in western Massachusetts and Yer
mont.
DR.. E. II. Trowbridge and wife
Gladys Isabelle Trowbridge. Lous
Trowbridge and maid, are registered
for two weeks, at the Muschopaug,
house, Rutland, Mass
George w. Freeman with L, r.
KRISTEN of Boston will sail on III,
Kaiser Wilhelm de Crosse from New
York, the 18th, for Cherbourg, France
They will visit important optica
works at Jena, which are, perhaps. tn,
most scientific in the world.
Judge Francis A. Gaskill, who sus.
tanned a fracture of the leg while plav.
ing golf during his vacation in Maine
is rapidly recovering from the accident
1t Is certain, however, that he will he
unable to preside at the coming Grim.
inal term Of the superior court
Or. Lyman c. Bryan returned ;,
Worcester yesterday morning from n,
convention Of the faculties Of denta
colleges, which has been in session IA
Niagara. He is stopping with Henry 4
haselden Of 9S Austin street. He 'ex.
poets to sail for Europe Saturdav "a
Ing by an American liner 10 cher.
pourg, France. With him will 90 hi,
niece, Miss Martha Haselden for
years study abroad She viii spend the
winter with her uncle at Basie. swift.
erlana. ana take up especially the study
poets to go to the Paris exposition anf
before returning may possibly wish
Porto Rico to visit her uncle, Captain
Bryan.
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