The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-07

pies We're not ancient. They were du'
picates of ancient pottery by moderT
manufacturers.
1t is announced that some 20 dele
gates from Europe, Asia, Africa auC
Australia will attend the general con,
ference of the Seventh Day Adventists
IN South Lancaster opening Feb. l.
Among the delegates who are scheduled
! TO be present are DR.. c. j. Wagner 81
! Berlin and Prof. w. w. Prescott u
London, famous men among the Ad-
/ Ventists. The work of furnishing the
( South Academy is complete All thj
furniture used in the conference calnG
meetings has been called into requisi-
! ton, with the result that the COM
mittee Will be ready in a few days tC
/ put up thousand persons if that
! IS necessary. A special room will b.
set aside for newspaper workers. while
the conference is in session.
The Clinton Social Club gave its first
concert and dance at Bigelow Hall to-
night. The Family Circle orchestra OF
five pieces furnished the music Miss
Agnes Powers sang a soprano solo
| and was encored. Master Daniel Nc
| CURE, Miss Mamie Stuter, II. j. Con-
nors, w Z. McNamee contributed vo-
cal selections. Henry Connors and Will
liam McNamee sang a duet Master
William Murray played on the ocarino
Miss Eva Finnerty rendered 4 solo on
the piano. Dominick O'Malley, William
Gourdney and Samuel Mahan sang q
trio. Miss Mamie Stutor received an
encore. The grand march started at
9.l5 O'Clock, lead by Floor Manager
James E. Mcdonald and Miss Saran
Cannon, followed by 10 couples. Dane
ing continued until o'clock Among
those present We're the following:
James Mcdonnell, William McNa-
NEE, Henry Connors, Edward Scan
lon, Patrick Noonan, Michael Coyne,
Bert Bardsley, Emery Narcotic,
Charies OToole, Samuel Mahan,
Patrick Riley, John Scanlon, Joseph
Moran, William Connors. Michael
Noonan William Welsh, Fred Nc
Ardle, Standish Grady, Lawrence
OIoole, Patrick Flaherty, Gregory
N. Borlen, James Gibbons, Thomas
hefrlgan, Thomas Kelly, Henry
Iierney Peter r. Gibbons, John
Connors, John Mulroy, Henry
Nolan. Patrick Quinn, John Sar-
gent, James Madden, Austin Ruane.
frank Nolan, NJ. J. OToole, Thomas
Grady, Frank Kittredge, James Nc
NaIly, Patrick Burns, Joseph Kane,
JoSeph laws Martin O'Malley, John
FalIon, Misses Mary Gallagher,
SSrah Cannon, Nellie Mcdonald,
Winnie Grady, Alice Kearns, Nellie
CARAVAN, Mamie Kelly, Dora De-
vine, Minnie GreeIis, Katie Grady.
sadie OFoole, Mae Connolly. Mamie
McNally, Gertrude Lewis. Mamie
Eadgen, Title Grady. Sadie Grady,
Mamie Stuta, Josephine Boylan,
Memle Burke, Maud Goodell, Cert
rude Mcintyre, Agnes Powers, Della,
Tracy, blanche Mahan, Margaret
ITafNey, Helen Gallagher, Mary Nc
Laushlin, Mamie Grady, Agnes
Corey, Lizzie Hester, Maggie Moo
nan Nora Mitehell, Della German.
Lizzie Tracy, Katie Gill, Katie Hes
Ter, Mary Campbell, Agnes Fin
aerty, Lila Lawson, Eva Finnertv.
sarah Scanlon, Clara Narcotic,
hatle Savage, Emily Wright, Bird
gsI Grady, Mamie Powers, Annie
9C4nIon, Frances Wallace, Madge
", WEIGH, Nellie OMalley, Nessrs,
1hom2s Ruane, Harry Joyce, Ed
Ward Durzin. Thomas Costello las
GTady, Thomas McNally. William
oIoole. Patrick J. Gibbons.
A pleasant social and dance was held
a. the nome OF Michael Mcnamara. on
Beacen street, tonight. The occasion
was a surprise. in hondr of Miss Par
para Mcnamara, Miss Mary Kit
lrlose, for Miss McNamara's friends
presented her with d parlor stove.
The st. Johns T. A. and NJ. A. Socie-
W are making arrangements for a
minstrel show, to be held in the elm
ton Theatre Friday evening, Jan. p.
MISS Celia Lewis and Thomas Lewis
Oh New York city are visiting at the
nome Of Michael Mitchell, Beacon
street.
Michael F. OMaIley of Dartmouth
College, who has been visiting at the
home of his parents, on Beacon street
returned to his studies today
William E. Heagney has entered the
employ Of the Bigelow CARPET Com
pany as operative in the weaving de-
Dartment.
John Mcnamara of Oak street has
entered the service of the Worcester
and Clinton Street Railway Company.
The funeral of Mrs. William Harrow
er, who died of apQplexy at 6 Nelson
street, at II o'clock Thursday night
Will take place at the house tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock The deceased
is survived by nine children.
Edward p Griffin, Beacon street. is
Ill with grip.
Private Nyles Mitchell went to the
Clinton hospital today. He is suffer-
ing with Santiago ague.
Deputy Sheriff c. A Bartlett will sell
the property Of Emory F. X White.
situated in the northern part of Ian
caster, at auction, Feb. 4, to satisfy
a mortgage of $1,000 given by White to
George w. Howe. The sale is by exc
cution for A. D. Taylor, by his next
friend, Samuel Kinnear. The tract
embraces SO acres and 40 rods.
The Clinton Cycle Club and the Cali
fornia Dazzlers are arranging for a
red hot game tomorrow night.