The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-03
THE CITY.

meeting of the Z. E. H. Club will
be held with Mrs. Gilbert Rugg, SO9
Main street, Saturday, at $50 p. m.
The Quinsigamond Women's Reading
Club will meet this afternoon with Miss
Louise Shaw at her home, 209 Vernon
street. MN tev
The, Baptist City Missionary Society
will hold IT'S regular monthly meeting
next Monday evening, at the Main
Street. Baptist Church.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Wor-
cester Association of Spiritualsts will
have bean supper and social this
evening at the U. V. L. hall.
At the meeting of Canton Worcester
held in OddFellows' Hall, last evening,
g. progressive whist social was in or
der after the business meeting.
The annual meeting of the Good Sa-
maritan Society of Worcester will be
held at the rooms of the Board of
Trade this evening at T.45 o'clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Worcester Charitable Society was held
ball, 81 May street, yesterday after
noon.
The funeral of Mrs Lawrence w.
Leahy viii take place on Saturday
morning, with a solemn requiem high
mass in St. Johns Church at $50
o'clock. a.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Karl A Svenson and Anna
Thursday evening, March 10, at 1880,
at 10 Bancroft street.
There will be a communion service at
hn oY1a ie.Ia Tl,,N icsf
Church. Sunday evening, March 5, at
which the right hand of fellowship will
be extended to IL members.
Chester Allen, Is years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Inspector
Fisher ofsStation l, charged with being
stubborn child. The charge is pre-
ferred by the boys parents.
A change was made yesterday in the
telephone arrangement at police head
quarters. Sound proof booths have
been placed about the instruments, both
in the chiefs office and on the first
floor.
w. H. Chandler who has conducted
a grocery store and meat market at 512
Southbridge street, for the past 80
years, is going out of business, and has
leased his store to Messrs. Davis &
Minckler.
A regular meeting for the transaction
of important business will be held by
General William S. Lincoln Command
U. v. u, in Grand Army Hall, next
Monday evening. A whist party will
follow.
At the meeting of Commonwealth
Council, Sons of Temperance, last night,
the third degree was conferred upon
two candidates. A supper was served
q aTflG in 10 hor
Main street.
The committee on rules of the school
committee met yesterday to consider
matters referred to it by the school
committee, but there was not a sufti-
GENTLY large number of members pres
ent, and no action was taken.
Francis o. Dahlquist, 20 Perry street.
is entertaining for a few days his niece,
Mrs. Edwin jenkins. of Lenox, the wife
of the superintendent of the green
house owned by the well known florist
Of hat city, Gereaud Foster
dam f. Britt, for many years
man for the Kennedy Biscuit
Inpaiiy, and later for the National
BISCUIT Company, left yesterday for
New York city, where he will continue
in the service of the latter firm.
Rev. Carl w. Sundmark will be at
New Bedford during all of the coming
week. He will assist Rev A. o. Law
renee. the pastor of the Swedish Baptist
Church in that city in the revival SER
vices which are being carried on there
Mayors. Clerk Charles Fl. Benchley,
who has charge of the applications for
state and military aid, went to Boston
yesterday to consult the commission
ers of that department in reference to
a number OF applications from Wor-
cester. srS -s
Freedom Lodge, K. of F., was visited
last night by District Deputy John II.
Brannigan Of Whitinsville. Three can
didates were raised to the first degree
which gave the officers an opportunity
to try the new paraphernalia just re-
ceived.
The. Brewster Club will hold a meet
ing next Monday evening in the public
norar building. There will be al. ex-
hlnition or books in the green room
relating to the study of birds. A num-
Der OF rare and otherwise inaccessible
volumes win be shown.
Edward e. Warren, 81 years old If
81 Locust avenue, employed in the far
tory OF the Charles Baker Cornnany
lacerated the thumb and fingers Or HE
left hand while at work on a. rrnouldiner
machine yesterday afternoon. He was
taken TO the city hospi+ 4 in the nolice
ambulance. s"G Poii0e
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