The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-28

Judge George NJ. Curtis of New York
city is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles T. Pratt.
The first public concert of the season
at institute park was given by Battery
Band last night, with the usual large
attendance.
st. Marks Aid society met yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock at the home of
Mrs, Charles B. Gates, corner Clifton
and Charlotte streets.
The annual meeting of the Wednes-
day club of All Saints parish WIN be
held with Miss Woodward, 80 Pearl
street. this afternoon at o'clock.
Mrs J. P Hammond has gone to Old
Point, n. B., to the home of ner bro
Their A. ]. Young. where she will re-
main until the middle of September.
The body of William F. Pervere, who
died at the Worcester insane hospi-
tai yesterday, will be forwarded on the
8 o'clock train this morning for inter
ment at Wellsfeet.
The funeral of Thomas H. Beck, who
died at the city hospital yesterday af-
Tel IOOIl, Will ldth plolNC IOlllOl ~" al
ternOon at go o'clock from the under
The Little Light Bearers met yester-
day Afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Lemuel Harris, 8 Webster
square, and discussed plans to aid the
fresh air movement. Light refresh
ments were served at $50 o'clock.
Dr.. Isaac Farrar, specialist from
Boston, will be at his branch office in
the Lincoln House tomorrow (Thurs-
day. from II a. m. to 4 p. m. His card
appears in The Spy every Wednesday
and Saturday, headed "Hydrocele."
The committee on high schools, on
the part of the school committee, met
last night and voted to accept the re
port of the supervising principals made
to the subcommittee, in favor of Try
ing the Latin course in connection with
ninth grade work the coming year.
Ct. Edward Carpenter of 80 Summer
street attained his majority yesterday,
and the anniversary was pleasantly OBJ
served by a party of his friends last
night The friends, largely attendants
at Old South church, called at his house
and left a comfortable rocking chair as
a memento of their visit.
The science department Of Worces-
ter Womans Club met yesterday morn
ing in Y. w. c. A. building. Mrs. E.
H. Marble heard the reports of the
chairmen of the committee of the sci
ence department, but no definite plans
for work was made Another meeting
will be called in September.
The Bay State Cur Club met in the
parlor of the United States Hotel last
evening to arrange for the shoot TO De
held July 4. 1t will be an all-day shoot,
nurelv informal dinner being served at
noon. The new traps have been put
in and all the finishing touches on the
grounds will be done by the Fourth.
The mems meeting at the Y. NJ, c
A will be made especially attractive
Sunday. and will be of patriotic ma
ture Rev. Dr. James Boyd Brady VII
deliver an address. "Old Glory's lessons
to Young men" The Old South church
male quartet will give selections, ant
special music will be given by the AS
ISOLATION male chorus under the leauer'
ship of c. D. Pratt.
Friday. June 30, is the date set for the
annual picnic of the Sunday school Of
Central church. which will be held this
wear at Waushacum park, SterIlng
SneciaI cars attached to the regular
train over the Boston and Maine Rail
road will leave Lincoln square at VI
a. m: returning, leave the picnlC
@ronnds at o. m. The bicycle division
Under supervision of superintendent
SsrI G Beade. will leave the church
20 a. m. The official pace has beer
set at seven miles an hour. Dinner
LII he served at 1890 o'clock, followed
bv field sports in the afternoon