The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-06
THE CITY.

MISS carrie NJ. Allen VIII go to Nova
Scotia, Saturday.
Lucius Knowles has gone on a trip to
/ Yellowstone park.
Miss Jane A. Taft sailed on the New
| England for Liverpool yesterday.
Mrs. C. S. Golf is at Long Island,
where she will remain during July.
Francis McCarroll will go to Europe
on the Pavonia, Saturday, landing at
| Queenstown.
| Joseph Harper will sail for Europe
Saturday from New York on the Etru-
ria, Cunard line.
There will be a meeting of the st.
Vincent Hospital Aid association in the
new hospital tonight.
Miss Frances NJ. Lincoln will go to
York Harbor, Me, Friday, where she
will be at the Albracca hotel.
Miss Marion Devoe has returned to
Waltham, where she is taking the
course in the Nurses Training school.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Loud have
closed their house in the city and will
occupy cottage at Sterling during the
summer.
Hasley Hammond, secretary of the
Y. NJ c. A., will spend his vacation,
which begins the first of August, at his
old home in Boonesboro, n. ].
Principal E. Harlow Russell of the
state normal school. will leave today
with his family for Sanbornton, N. H,
where he will spend his summer vaca-
ton.
The Quinsigamond Tribe of Red Men
met at the rooms in the Day building,
last evening, and it was voted to in
stall the officers next Wednesday even
ing.
Garabed S. Papasian and Miss Bessie
Nahigian were married yesterday at %
Uxbridge street at l o'clock by Rev.
John e. Dodge. The ceremony was
private.
Rev. and Mrs. Leo Boone Thomas of
the Main street Baptist church, leave
August l for their annual vacation for
Conanicut park, Rhode Island, near
Newport.
The train shed roof at Union station,
which has been nothing more than a
sieve in rainy weather is being re-
paired. O'Gara Brothers began work
on the slate roof yesterday.
Prof. J. B. Loesberg, teacher of Ger
man in the high school, with Mrs. Loes-
berg, leave for Washington Saturday,
where they will spend the summer.
A. B. Loesberg will meet his parents in
New York.
Matthew j. Whittall and Miss Edge
worth ,Whittall sailed from Boston on
the New England for Liverpool yester-
day. A large party went down to see
them off. They will be in England and
Europe for some time.
The Calvary Commandery of Malta
met in their rooms at 617 Main street,
last evening. An invitation was re-
ceived from the London Commandery
to attend the annual outing of the club
at Rocky Point, July rs.
The following Worcester people sailed
yesterday from Boston: Mary Olson to
Sweden, Mrs. Joseph Bowers and JOS
eph Bowers and Patrick Coyne to Liv-
erpool, John Fitzsimmons to Queens
town and John Sweeney to Liverpool.
Miss Eva M Winslow goes to Ports
mouth, Me-, today, to spend the sum-
mer with friends. Her father, o. j.
Winslow, deputy collector of internal
revenue, will accompany her to Bos-
ton, where she takes the Portland
boat.
Good Will Lodge met at 4O5 Main
street last evening and installed Off
GERS The officers were installed by
Past Lady Governess, Mrs. Julia A
Burroughs, and Past Senior Repre-
sentative Mrs. Helen A. Atkins, both
of Charlton.
Thomas P. Abbott, socialist, conduct
ed the meeting at Webster square last
evening and spoke on Trusts" A
collection was for the benefit of the
striking weavers of Slatersville, r. L.
This evening Mr.. Abbott will speak at
Lincoln square.
Miss Nina Hart, daughter of William
Hart, sailed this morning from Boston
on the New England to be gone two
months She has gone with a party
from Fitchburg and will visit London,
Germany, Belgium, France and Swift
zerland.
The Mems association of Pilgrim
church will hold its annual excursion
week from today. The committee in
charge Of the excursion offers days
outing at Narragansett pier, Block IS
land, Newport, Rocky Point or Cres-
cent park, at a cost of $1.75 to SIPS.
Business was unusually quiet at the
recruiting office yesterday there being
but two. applicants. One was rejected
and the other refused to enlist on that
account. Capt. j. c. Gresham has re-
ceived the necessary permission to re-
lnoNS lily ouiiIoh ASCiultih5 OllCe "
New Bedford.
Miss Ellen Courtney, Miss Catherine
Courtney, Bridget M. Lynch, Nellie Da-
ly and Thomas Griffin were among the
Worcester people who sailed on the
New England of the Dominion line
from Boston, yesterday. All the ex-
cursionists will pass several weeks in
ireland.
The children of st. Paurs orphanage
on High street are anticipating much
pleasure at the picnic which will be |
given them today. The days outing |