The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-28

High street, with the right resting on
High and Union street. The column
will be headed by a platoon of police
under Oren B. Bates. The Clinton Tur-
ner Brass band, lead by F. H. Miller,
will come next, and following the
band: Co. K, Ninth regiment, Mass
Vol militia, commanded by Capt. Pc
ter F. Cannon; E. D. Baker post com
manded by Alfred Head; unattached
SpanishAmeriean soldiers; Lieut.. A.
L. Fuller camp, S. of ", under Capt
Ora L. Stone; disabled soldiers in
carriages; members of Ladies' Relief
society in barges, and commanded by
Mrs. o. L. Martin; members of Daugh-
ters of Veterans in barges, Mrs. G. q.
T. Marshall commanding.
The invited guests will follow in car
riages. The column will proceed 20
town hall, where at 2 o'clock the me-
mortal exercises will begin.
Rev C. A. Young of Canton will make
the GRAFTON. After the exercises the col
umn will reform and march to the sew
eral cemeteries and lay flowers upon
the graves of soldiers.
Rev. A. S. Brown has selected for the
subject of his sermon tomorrow morn
ing, THE service and perils Of good
soldier" He will address the following
societies: E. D. Baker Post, G. A. X,
Co. K, Ninth regiment; p. L. Fuller
Camp, Sons of Veterans, Mary Becker
dyke Tent, D. of V.
The Young Mems Christian Assoel-
alton has selected Hon. A. 5. Roe OF
Worcester to make the address at It's
Memorial service in Bigelow hall, TO-
morrow afternoon. Capt. c. D. Copp VIII
be in charge of the service. c. w. Mac
kay, James Mcpherson, G. w. Meldrum
and w. A. Tucker will sing the quartet
selections, Heroes were they
Mrs Martha L. Phelps died at 1SO
this morning at the residence of her
son. Frank Lyman, 90 Water street.
Mrs. Phelps was born in Malone, N. y,
June a. 1916. In 1885 she was married
to Linus Lyman. and was the mother
of II children. Nine survive. They are
Eliza, wife of James P. Russell, Nash
ia, N. H; Lucy, wife of H. b. Sargent
Jacksonville, Fla; S. B. Lyman, Water
town, N. Y; Martha L., wife of A. w.
Biekford, Leominster; Mrs. Florence
Emmons, Canton, N. Y; Fred Lyman
Raymond, N. H.; Alfred F. and William
W. of Rochester. Funeral services Will
take place at the residence of Frank
Lyman, Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Rev. c. NJ. Bowers will officiate.
The funeral service of Miss Emma
Cole will be held in the Baptist churcn
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. There
will be a service of prayer at the nome
of her parents a few minutes earlier.
Six citizens of Lancaster IN iowa
meeting assembled have voted unani-
mously to oppose laying out the tltch
road.
Tomorrow will be a red letter day IN
the calendar of Gibraltar Councll,
Knights of Columbus. Grand knight
George Mahoney, with IS brother
knights, is coming from Pepperell TO
pay Gibraltar council a fraternal visit
Other visiting knights will come from
Aver Nashua and Worcester. The
Pepperell visitors arrive at $50 a. M
They will be met at the depot by Grand
Knight McGlinchey, with the officers
end members Of Gibraltar council. The
knights will march from the depot to-
St. Johns church, where they will at
tend mass. Rev. FIR. r. J. Paterson
has postponed the mass from $50 to-
S.45, to make II possible for the visiting
knights to be present After mass, the
visitors will be entertained by local
knights, and will see the points of in
terest in the town. Grand Knight Nc
Glinchey will entertain Grand Knight
Mahoney and other officers of the order
from Pepperell. Lunch will be served
in Music hall at noon.
At D. m. the minor degrees will be
worked on eight candidates. The de-
grees will be worked in Hibernian hail.
which has been secured for the occa-
sion. The visitors will leave at 500
D. m. for home. The visit is in return
for a visit made TO Pepperell by the
Knights of Gibraltar council recently.