The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-04
THE CITY.

The Garde Lafayette held social at
9 Bartlett place last evening.
DR.. Arthur K. Yoosuf has gone to
Hartford on business for a few days.
The Worcester Girls Club will meet
at it's rooms, 1 Vernon street, Wednes-
day evening, July 5, at 7.45 o'clock.
Miss Elizabeth M. Duyott, Miss Millie
]. Butter and Miss Kittie ]. Ryan have
gone to Brant Rock for three weeks.
The knights of Father Mathew
kept open house last night at lis Green
street, and gave a display of fire.
{ works.
DR.. G. Stanley Hall expects the sa-
wants who are to take part in the course
of lectures at Clark university, to ar
rive today.
The Lake View" House was sold at
auction today To George Goodnow for
$3.50, subject to, TIE mortgages, inter
!, est and taxes
s. About rs members of the Niagara
Veteran Firemen's Association will go
to Lowell today. in charge of First
: Assistant w. l.. Olcott.
Prudence Circle, U. o. of 1. o. L., will
have basket picnic with S. M. Kit
tredge, Friday, at Crescent street,
Shrewsbury. Cars will leave the city
hall at 10 a. m.
At the meeting of Daughters of Vet
Grams, in G. A. R. hall, last evening,
the twenty-third wedding anniversary
- of Mrs. Alma Brown was celebrated.
Ice cream and cake were served.
on the 9Th and 7th, eight young girls
of the south end will give an entertain
oil rd lie -fr at
for the benefit of the fresh air fund
Light refreshments will be served.
The meeting of the Worcester Fencing
Club called for last night, was post
poned until Saturday evening, at the
home of A. e, Flint, Is Dread street.
The organization of the club will then
be perfected.
Henry M. Thayer, son of Congress-
man John R. Thayer, and Alexander
Bullock, son of Col. A. George Bullock,
were among the candidates for admis-
sion to the bar before the state board,
in Boston, yesterday.
Alarge party of young people are to
spend the Fourth at Liberty farm, c.
D. Thayer's summer home in Tatnuck
Many interesting features have been
arranged. including a display of fire
works during the evening.
The Massasoit Tribe, Red Men, met
last evening and elected this commit
tee to take charge of their picnic al
Hcwett; grove today: August N. Win
berg, c. H. Style. Joel Berggren, Fred
Anderson and William Dion.
Gen. Charles Devens Council, at its
meeting, in Commonwealth Hail. last
night installed these officers: c., E. w.
Inman; V. c., F. w. Goddard; T., C. j.
Knight; 3. s., g. F. Adams; l.. H. E.
IQrn0 lrs IN I 7 7 n -
~ Mills; 0. p, Henry Glazer.
The matter of carrying mails be-
tween the post Office and station A is
once, n1ore Strengthened out, and al
though Ernest st. Onge, who is doing
the work at present, is not provided
with screened wagons, he will be
equipped within a short time.
At the meeting of Grace Church Cy.
Gle League, last night, the constitution
r was taken up and approved. James F
Howe was elected first lieutenant The
day for. the runs has been changed
from Monday to Tuesday, and the next
trip will be next Tuesday evening tt
Chains.
Inspector A. e. Wells of the Lynr
police telephoned Chief brennan yes.
terday that two Worcester boys, Johr
Murphy of Ascension street and Johr
Coffey of 131 Shrewsbury street were
arrested in that city yesterday anc
would be held by the police until Wed.
nesday, July 5, awaiting a communica-
ton from their parents.
The local corps of the Salvation Army
will give picnic at Goes pond today
and expect to have present Capt. B
York and soldiers of Milford, and Capt
E. l.. yCrosbie and soldiers of Leomin-
ster. Two services will be held at the
grounds, one at IL and one at o'clock
There will also be a special service al
the Commercial street barracks at
o'clock.
Street car traffic on the Main street
lines was olockaded for about 20 min.
utes yesterday forenoon. Car 176 Of
the Lake Quinsigamond line went of
the track in front of the Barnard, Sum.
ner & Putnam Co. store about II O'Clock
resting in such manner as tt
obstruct both tracks. After consider
able delay, the, car was finally hauled
on to the rails and traffic resumed
The Thomas Francis Meagher socia,
Club had literary and social session
in Labor headquarters hall last even.
ing. Thomas Baldwin gave a lecture
on the life and work of Thomas Francis
Meagher Michael Hayes furnished
recitatiens and songs were given by
John Quinn Refreshments were
served. The committee in charge was va,
Thomas Baldwin. John Foley, Johr
Hunt, a
Mrs. Annie (Dunbar) Powers DIED
yesterday morning, after a two weeks
illness. Her mother Mrs Mary Dun.
bar, died June s last. She was the
wife Of John Powers OF 112 Beach
street, and leaves, besides her husband
four sisters, Katharine, wife of Patrick
Burns; Helen, wife Of Thomas Cannon,
Mary, wife Of Timothy McKeon, anc
Bridget, wife of Albert Tinkham Hei
funeral will take place Wednesday
morning, with requiem high mass ii
st. Johns Church at o'clock