The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-10

Bell, Mabel Provost Lila Eddy, Emm;
Hines, Hazel Cunningham, Alvia Gen
dreau; chaperope, Mrs. A. i. Grey
Shepherdesses-Sar Allen, Edn;
johnson, May COrliss, Anna Curtis
chaperone, Mrs. c. B. Carpenter.
Specialty-Ruth Sibley Phebe John
son, Helen Hutchins, Ida Vernon.
Brannigan reel-CharIes Smith, Jas
Silk, Mabel Smith, Lizzie Begley, An,
ME Martin. Lille Mann.
Gypsy dance-Eva Fales, Cora Leo,
nard, Elsie Houghton, Blanche Bryant
Fila Wilson, Maud Lamont, Alien West
Charles Pervier, William Ratigan
Fred Townsend, George Boyden, Harry
Vernon.
Brownies-Earl Prouty, Horace Prou.
ty, Luther Stone, Earl I(nowlton, Har-
~ Rich, Herbert Hosk.ng, Bennie
Hutchins, Eddie Ross, Toy Watson
Rufus Howe, Phil Reno, Fred Parker
Lloyd Stoddard, George Sibley; chap
efone. Louise Prince,
Sailors en- porte-Mary and Rather
inc Jacobs, Ethel Hewlett, Alice Hoe,
Leslie Mann, Harry Vernon, Fred
Lupien, James Quinn; chaperone, An
gle Knowlton.
Cakewalk-Neuie Adams. Flora Pc
tiers, James Quinn, William Ratigan,
Fred Lupien; chaperone, Lizzie Put
nam.
Newsboys-walter Eddy, Thomas
Mularky, Clarence Prentis, Ralph
Frouty, Eddie Sykes, Leoa Murdoch
chaperone, Anna Hutchins.
Daniel Carey. who resides on the
Wire Village road, was thrown from
the Warren, Brookfield and Spencer
electric car at 800 o'clock this after
noon in front of the Star dining rooms
on Main street. The fall resulted in the
spraining of his right arm. The young
man attempted to step off the car back
wards while it was in motion.
Thomas ]. Duggan arrived home last
night from St. Louis. where he has
been working in the interests of large
Paris silk firm. Mr.. Duggan is stopping
at~his fathers home on Duggan street.
The Warren, Brookfield and Spencer
electric cars were badly hindered last
night by the washing of sand on to the
tracks. Several times between Spencer
and Brookfield the cars were delayed
so that the employees We're obliged to
get off and use skovels.
Rev. F. E. Heath supplied the pulpit
at the Baptist church today. For his
morning theme he took Work among
the French" In the evening he
preached a very able sermon on the
subject, And the truth shall make
you free"
John Casey of Boston is visiting his
sister, Miss Elizabeth Casey, Early
street.
Fred Manion of the Star lunch rooms
has purchased a fine new bird dog from
Edward Bonner The dog has an ex-
cellent pedigree and is blue Bolton.
Albert Amelotte, the Chestnut street
druggist, will move to Worcester in the
near future. He will open new drug
store in that city
Rev. Robert E. Smith preached at
both services today at the Methodist
church.
The Christian Brotherhood will meet
tomorrow evening in the church par
lors at 7.S0 o'clock.
Rev. John Sewall of North Brookfield
supplied the pulpit at both services at
the Congregational church today.
Rev Edward C. Downey preached to-
day at the services in the Universalist
church,
Edward f. Kelly of Worcester spent
yesterday and today with Spencer
friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret G. Barrett, who for the
past three years has been second girl
at Charles N. Prouty's residence, Cher
ry street, has resigned her position.
Henry H. Lee of the class of SO, D.
P. H. S., has accepted position with
A. G.. Pease & Co, plumbers.
Rev. G. H. Dolan celebrated first mass
at the Church of the Holy Rosary this
morning, and Rev. A. b. Casey of Den
yer, Col, the second.
Rev. F. e. Heath of the Baptist
church is attending the summer school
at Harvard College. He will never
theless supply his pulpit Sunday.