The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-09
THE CITY.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

yesterday Il lncneSs OF rain Iell. Last
year the maximum temperature was 50;
the minimum temperature was 60.
Capt. Lawrence G. Bigelow has gone
to Houlton, Me. En-
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Conant have
gone to Flagstaff Ariz.
Rev. and Mrs. John E. futile are at
their farm in Sutton for a few weeks.
/. q. D. AIdrich left yesterday for Char
lottetown, P. E. l., to spend his vaca-
ton. ....s.5
Arthur Giard will start Monday for
trip to Canada, He will be gone a
month. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Woolfenden will
leave Wednesday on the Star line for
Liverpool.
Mrs. E. D. Atkins and children of
Blossom street have gone to Ellinwood
N. Y, for the summer.
The annual picnic of Lincoln Square
Baptist church will be held at Lake
Waushacun, Tuesday.
H. L. Hastings speaks at the Church
Of Christ three times today, morning,
afternoon and evening.
Mrs. John D. Baldwin is at West
Chop with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B.
Eaton and Miss Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah H. Clarke, Miss
Mary w. Clarke and Miss F. A. Clarke
are at Watch Hill, r. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick J. Riggs of
Prospect street have gone to Winthrop
and are at the Colonial,
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Rice and
Albert w. Rice left yesterday for West
Chop, Martha's Vineyard.
Miss Katharine H. Taft of 81 June
street is planning to open kindergar-
ten at her home this fall.
Charles L. Allen, secretary of the
Norton Emery works, and Mrs Allen
are at Salters Point inn, South Dart
mouth.
Rev. Charles Lancaster Short and his
wife are planning to leave Worcester
Monday fer st. John, N. B., and Nova
Scotia resorts.
The Past Ladies' Association will hold
its regular meeting in the parlors of the
Y. M. G. A. boat house at the lake,
Monday afternoon, at o'clock.
Arthur Flagg. president of the Wor-
eester Loan Co., and his family are
occupying their summer cottage at
Breezy Point, Lake Quinsigamond.
Everett Dwinell, son of Maj. Dwinell
of Fitchburg, has been appointed to a
position with the clerk of the courts
during the summer by Col. T. S. john
son.
E. w. Fisher, clerk at the board Of
trade, left yesterday for a two weeks
sojourn on the Maine shore, passing his
time between Bar Harbor and Pass
amaquoddy bay.
Miss S. l.. Lawrence of 80 William
street hasbeen appointed judge in the
fine art department Of the Windham
County Agricultural fair to be held at
Brooklyn, Ct, in September.
Mrs. Thomas Kenney and her son and
daughter, Thomas Kenney and Miss
Emily Kenney, and Miss Hannah
Quinn, sailed for Europe Wednesday to
be gone the rest of the summer.
Samuel A. Willis Of the Pinkham &
Willis company will start tomorrow for
the west. on his semi-annual trip to
make fall purchases in the Grand Rap
ids, Chicago and New York markets.
Mrs. Catherine NJ Collins and Val
entine. Dettlin were. married at .1G31 East
Central street yesterday afternoon. The
marriage was private. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Delicio Vaule-
rio.
Viking lodge, Knights of Honor, met
at the rooms at 20 Pleasant street, last
evening. Saturday, July %, E. w.
Weyman of Boston will visit the lodge
and look over the reports of the vari-
Gus officers.
The annual excursion of the Mems
Association of Pilgrim church will take
place Thursday the usual points be-
ing visited, with the addition of Mar
ragansett pier, which has hitherto
been closed to excursion steamers.
Rev. A. B. Thompson, acting pastor
of the Freewill Baptist church, will
leave for his vacation August 1. 1t is
the intention of Rev. Mr. THOMPSON to
take with him some of the young men
of the church to attend the conference
at Northfield, where the vacation will
be passed.
Nuns of the order of ST. Anne Who
teach in the French parochial schools
+of Worcester and at St. Anne's convent
in Marlboro will go to sLachine, P. O.,
tomorrow, in a special car attached to
the regular through train on the Bos-
ton & Maine railroad. There will be IS
nuns in the party.
Rev. Roland A. Nichols will al lress.
the mems meeting at the Y. NJ G.. A.
rooms, this afternoon. His subject will
be, THE seal of the spirit" There will
also be music and interesting services.
At o'clock a meeting of the choir
will be held in the parlor for the pur-
pose of forming singing club.
Fidelity Council, Daughters Of Lib
erty, served a salad supper in the ban
quet hall of the Day building, last eve
ming, to $50 members and friends The
committee in charge was. Mrs. e. L.
Hunt. chairman; Mrs. G. P. Evelcth,
Mrs. G. S. Chapman, Mrs. Ira Norton,
Mrs. E. NJ Blanding, Miss Em,ua
Flint.
Thomas F. Abbott, socialist, will
speak this afternoon at 3 p. m. at
Cambridge street, near Douglas street.
For the rest of the week as follows;
Tuesday evening, Vernon square;
Friday evening, Grafton street, near
Penn avenue. General subject:
/ Trusts"
The corner stone for the new Thomas
street NJ E. church was brought down
to the church yesterday morning. 1t
will be formally laid next Sunday. The
stone is large brown granite one and
upon the front side is engraved.
Thomas street Sw. NJ. e. church, or
ganized 1885" Upon the other side are
the words, REBUILT $780,"
Thomas F. McCarn died at his home,
It's Summer street yesterday morning,
after a short illness. Mr.. McCarn was
employed as cigarmaker for number
Of years, and was also a member of
the Cigarmakers' Union, No. II. He
leaves a wife and one son, Leo; also
father, Charles McCarn, and a sister,
Elizabeth. wife of James Fitzgerald.