The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-28

ion Church.
D. Willis Baer of Boston, secretary of
Sne. National Society of Christian En-
GGeAVor, spoke in the vestry of Pilgrim
tIIuuren last evening. The subject of
the address was Among the young
people of the church."
T. A. Halves, buyer for the Barnard
SUMNER d Putnam Co., is on a. business
S LII IN New York During his stay he
Nm mili see TO a lot of goods imported by
ba urn IN the custom house. He will
De nome next Monday.
Efot. John NJ. Tyler of Amherst will
eeHEer the first of his lectures in the
isG;aSners lecture course at the English
aolish school, Thursday evening, March
81 at o'clock. The subject is 1.-THE
teacher and the state"
Inere will be lecture in Association
nan, Elm street, that will interest
many people both on account of the
SUBJECT and the lecturer Mrs. Sarah
n. whitman of Boston will speak on.
Household decoration"
At the meeting Wednesday afternoon
a. o'clock in the parlors of Central
Church, Mrs. Homer Gage will speak
on the subject of district rurses. A
paper will also be read, describing the
WORK OF the Good Samaritan Society.
Ri. Rev. Mgr. Thomas ]. Conaty adj
dressed the students at holy Cross
college yesterday on invitation Of Pres
iuent Lehy. Today the Easter vacation
begins, and over half of the students
nave announced intentions Of going
home.
The Methodist Social Union of %or-
eester will meet at the Coral street
Methodist church next Monday even
ing: reception will be held from 6
to s45, to be followed by a banonet and
auoress by Dean Wright of Boston on
New Methodism."
Thomas N. Doubtney, the famous
temperance lecturer. Is very sick with
the grip at the residence of George
Billiard in North worcester Dr.,
WOOD, who is attending him, reports
that his condition is serious, although
not at present dangerous.
The ladies of Plymouth Church will
mold an Easter sale at the pastors
house, SO Elm street, on Tuesday
March 2Sth, from 3 to 10 .. m. Salad
supper will be served at $50 O'clock
All members of the congregation and
friends are cordially invited.
At the exercises commemorative of
the 35th anniversary Of the Y. NJ. c..
A. in Association Hall, next Sunday
afternoon at 345 o'clock, Hon A. S.
hoe will preside and the principal ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. John
e. futile, d. d.
There Will be a union meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary societies of
worcester at the Coral street Metho-
dlst church this afternoon and evening.
Inc business meeting will be held at 4. 80
10 pc followed by supper at $50 and en-
tertainment at s.
The Ladies' Charitable Society of the
Church Of the Unity will meet this af-
ternoon at $50. In the evening the la.
dies will hold a give and take party,
admission to which wilr be 26-cent
package, and children a 10-cent one. A
hVe-cent lunch counter will De a spe-
cial feature of the occasion.
Worcester Central Pomona Grange
VIII meet at Shrewsbury tomorrow at
1870 o'clock. Morning topic: Pro
gress of agriculture" Harry J. Bar
low. West Boylston; c. S. Dodge, Wor-
cester. Dinner at 1890 o'clock. After
noon topic: Weeds and what the
preacher thinks Of them,' Rev. Geo.
w. Kent, Worcester.
The principal business TO come before
the quarterly conference Of Grace
Church, last evening, was the report of
the committee on pastors. A call has
been issued to Rev. ]. H. Brady, and
the committee expects to know within
a few days whether it will be accepted
or not. The conference in Kansas CITY
ad1ourns today, and if Mr.. Brady does
not go there he will come to Worcester;
at least that is the understanding Of
members OF, the committee.