The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-22
THE CITY.

LIE VI Y.
H. W. Eddy has gone to Manitee,
Fla, for a few weeks vacation.
Mrs. L. d. Creel has arrived at Dread
institute as the appointee from Indi-
ana.
Webster Thayer, Esq, was confined to
ms home on Oak avenue yesterday by
illness.
Elnathan Pratt of 2l7 Park avenue
has had to remain indoors all winter,
with rheumatism.
The Companions of the Forest met
in Foresters hall last evening Four
new members were admitted.
There was heavy freight traffic from
the west over the Boston and Albany
last night, mostly export live stock and
grain.
An old-fashioned "sugaring OFF, was
given by the young people of Trinity
Church Monday night, in the church
vestry.
The concert at the Park Church last
night Melted 800, and with the $500
pledged will wipe out the debt on the
church organ.
Quinsisamond Tribe of Red Men will
meet tonight in Red Mems hall. A
change in bylaws will come up for
consideration.
John E. Flynn, Thomas Doyle and
Michael Donahue were appointed last
night to represent the Father Mathew
Pioneers at the Emmets memorial SER
vices today.
Misses Ruth Matherson of Helena.
| Mont, Dorcas s. Clark of Everett,
| Wash, and Matilda Person Of New
York city arrived at the Dread Insti-
tute yesterday.
j. A. Goldsmith of Springfield had
the index finger of his right hand
crushed while coupling an engine to
the train in the Boston and Albany
yard last evening.
At meeting of the United Catholic
total abstinence societies last evening,
Philip Johnson of st. Anne's society,
was elected treasurer in place Of Daniel
e. Reardon, resigned.
Daniel Lynch, who has for some time
been clerk in charge of sub-station No.
at Lake View, has resigned that posi-
ton and Henry L. Whitcomb has been
appointed in his place.
Miss Sarah S. Lewis, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. w. H. Caldwell, sos
Pleasant street, the past week, was
called home suddenly on account of
the illness of her sister.
Elliot H. Peabody, examiner of titles
at the court house, was at the court
house yesterday for the first time since
he sustained a severe fall at the time
of the last big storm.
Engine No. 3, one Of the large switch
ing type lately put ON the Boston and
Albany road, passed through this city
yesterday and attracted considerable
attention among the railroad men.
At the business meeting of the Young
Mems Society Of Trinity Church it was
voted Monday night to have a course
of lectures during the coming season
by Leon II. Vincent, the noted lecturer.
The police were notified yesterday
that Vernon Horton and Frank Welsh.
two 16-year-old youths, escaped from
the Lyman school during the morning.
Both are dressed in the uniform of the
school.
Grand SubChief Ranger Daniel f.
Fitzgerald of the Foresters returned
from Boston last evening, where he
presented Past Grand Sub-Chief Rang
er Joseph Jacobs a sub-chief ranger
Jewel.
The Worcester Woman's Club will
meet in Memorial Hall, today at 2. 80
p. m. Subject, 1.-The Red Cross
League" Mrs. ]. Sewall Reed of Dor
chester will speak, The address will
be followed by tea.
Clarence w. Thompson of q Oberlin
street who served with the Wellington
Rifles during the Cuban campaign,
was taken with chills yesterday morn
ing ana conveyed to the City Hospital
in the police ambulance.
The Ladies Faith and Work society
OF Park church elected the following
olhcers yesterday President, Mrs. 1. l..
wilcox; president, Mrs. Nettie j.
Healey; secretary, Mrs. Adelaide Bel
lows; treasurer, Mrs. 7. L. Chase.
This evening Mrs. A. II, Days classes
IN dancing Will hold their annual
of the evening will be a mimic battle
of Santiago. Members and their
friends are invited to be present.
Mr.. John and Mary (Neeland) Han
ley have the sympathy of their friends
in he loss of their daughter Mary, who
died Monday evening at the home of
her parents at Main street, Cherry VAL
ley. Funeral viii be Wednesday after
noon
The funeral of Susie Kramer took
place from the warerooms of Callahan
Bros, yesterday afternoon at o'clock
The young lady had been in this coun-
try but a few months, having come
from Austria The burial was in Hope
cemetery.
Damascus Lodge, Knights of Pyth-
las, gave well attended whist party in
Castle hall last night. The winners
were: First prize Qadies), Mrs w. A.
williams; second, Mrs. H. A Jones;
first (gentlemen's), w. A. Rawson; sec
ond, a. H. Fogerty.
The Washington Social Club will OBJ
serve the holiday by holding a smoke
talk in their rooms in the Day build
ing this evening. The feature of the
program will be an address by~Capt
j. j. Moynihan of the Emmets upon
his Cuban campaign.
Conductor Guy Bateman, of the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad, had the sec
ond finger of his right hand crushed
While coupling a freight train at Cot
tage farm yesterday morning. He will
be confined to his home at 80 Almont
street for few days
Rev. A. C. Thompson has removed
and now rooms at No. 80 Piedmont
street. Those wishing to see him will
find him at home most every morning.
Those wishing to see him any after
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