The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-09

average velocity of sc miles an hour. The
temperature was Sc at noon and 81 at 6
o'clock last night. The maximum figure
for June 8, 1885, was 81 and the minimum
Commonwealth Division, S. of T.,
will give an ice cream social June Is,
at their hall, $50 Main street.
Meeting of the botany class, Miss
Mary Trumbull teacher, at Natural
History Museum, at 4.45 p. m.
The Webster Square NJ. E. church
will give a strawberry supper at the
church June Is. The reds and the
whites" furnish the supper.
The Woman's Relief Corps of George
H. Ward post G. A. r., went to Leo
minister this morning as guests of the
Relief Corps of Charles H. Stevens post
of that town.
There will be a special meeting of the
officers and board Of managers of the
Worcester Children's Friend Society,
at the Orphans Home, Saturday, June
10, at o'clock.
The childran's. bird class, of which
Mrs. Ten Eyck Freeman is teacher, had
its last lesson yesterday in the Natural
History museum. They reviewed the
field work done during the last quarter.
Henry E. Hill, lawyer in The FIVE
Cents Savings Bank building, left
Worcester yesterday for a four Days
fishing trip at his country home ut
Nittewague He will not leturn To
Worcester till Monday morning
The Lake View Improvement Society
gave an entertainment last night in
the Lake View Congregational Church.
There were club swinging by Miss
Florence Benson and recitations by
Eddy Creirie and Miss Ruth Rodier.
The big chimney of the American
Steel and Wire Company at the WORKS
on Grove street, was completed yester-
day, and the stars and stripes thrown
to the breeze from the top. This chin
ney is 175 feet high, one of the lottlest
in the city.
Hose 7 was called to the Star foundry
at the corner of Washington and Lam
artine streets, yesterday at ll.2O on
still alarm. They found the roof ablaze
caused by sparks from the stack of the
foundry The fire was eXtinguished
with but slight damage.
Michael Sullivan was examined yes
terday by Medical Examiner f. ID.
Raker. for insanity, and committed to
placed under arrest Wednesday eve
ming, by Officers Harper and Moynihan,
upon complaint of his family.
There will be a convention of Worces-
ter District Womans Foreign Mission
airy Society at Millbury next Thursday
morning and afternoon. DR.. Brady OF
Worcester, Mrs. A. NJ. Osgood Of Gin
ton and Mrs. C. H. Hanneboro of South
bridge are principal speakers.
Box SO called the fire department to
the residence of Mrs. Margaret Gill;
gan, at z. Cambridge street yesterday,
where sparks from an engine on the
New York New Haven and Hartford
railroad had set fire to the shingles.
The fire was quickly extinguished with
slight damage.
Frank Murphy, formerly of H COM
pany, Twelfth United States infantry,
successfully passed the examination at
the local recruiting office yesterday.
He will be mustered in today and to-
night will start for Preside, Cal, where
he will be assigned to one of the heavy
artillery regiments.
The entertainment committee of the
Commonwealth Club has decided to
hold a clambake next Wednesday and
will likely choose Jordan pond as the
Mace Members Of the club will pass
the entire day at the pond and will get
I'D an appetite for the bake with ball
game and other sports.
DIR. Amanda c. Bray addressed the
members of the Kindergarten CLUB, at
fine monthly meeting, yesterday after
noon, on physical culture. DR.: Bray
emphasized the necessity OF physlcal
training among all classes, especially
students who are untitled for mental
work unless provided with the heces-
sarY bodily strength.
The two-masted 4OO-ton schooner
Sallie B. has been chartered by Capt.
a v Newton Of this city. who pur-
poses to conduct q number OF seven
dav trips along the New England coast
this season. The vessel is 100 feet long,
so feet In beam and draws IL rect OF
water. Capt. T. A. Higgins Will be IN
command and Capt A. n. Mchenney
of Gloucester will have charge OIL the
fishing arrangements.
The annual reception to the Little
Light Bearers of Trinity church occurs
in the church parlors on Tuesday L ITy
$50 to p. m. The officers OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary SocIgty ! me
at the home of Mrs. Lucien +. Harrison
l Oberlin street, and chose the follow
ing chairmen Of committees; refresn-
ment, Mrs. Rose Stockwell; decorative
Mrs. linda Fitz; enrolment, Mrs. F. A
Amidon: reception, Miss Laura Hard
ing; invitations and entertainment
Mrs. Lucie f. Harrison
Mrs. Hartley. one of the oldest mem
bers of Sacred Heart parish. died about
$50 o'clock last night at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas heough' 20
Ward street. Mrs. Hartley was O
Years old. and death was~due TO a
General breaking down due to old age.
Che was born in ireland, but since COM
inc TO this country, 40 years ago, has
always lived in Worcester. She leaves
tTyo daughters and five sons. The fun
eral will take place Saturday morning
I1sss in sacred Heart Church at nine
o'clock
Ruiousness. dizziness, nausea mead
ache. are relieved by small doses OF Cai-