The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-09
THE CITY.
A gospel mission will be opened at
2 Green street this evening.

2 Green street this evening.
There will be a special naturalization
| session Of the central district court
| Wednesday, Nov. %.
Helping Hand circle, U. o. of 1. o. l.,
| will meet with Mrs. Shaw, So Chandler
street, tomorrow afternoon.
George c. Palmer, brakeman on the
| Boston end Albany, has been made an
nouncer in the southern terminal sta
| ton in Boston.
| Miss Carrie May, 81 years old, living
| at 20 Washington street, was taken to
! the city hospital in the sick ambulance
| yesterday morning.
The Arion club met yesterday even
! ing at the home Of Miss Eva M. Green,
534 Pleasant street, and enjoyed a pro-
gram of music and readings.
The alumni of the society is invited
to the reception that the Britomart So
ciety Is to tender the new members at
the English high school tomorrow.
Charles T. Tatman has been honored
with an invitation to join the Middle
sex club of Boston, a representative re-
| publican club, with Ex-Governor Brack-
EFT president.
L
| day School Teachers union will meet
in the Y. M. c. A. building tomorrow
at 3-o'clock p. M, instead of O'Clock
as announced.
Prof Charles Eliot Norton will read
lecture on THE culture of the mag
ination" before the Worcester Art So
ciety, Tuesday evening, at o'clock, at
Memorial hall.
The installation of officers for Wor-
| cester lodge, Sons of Temperance, which
been postponed, owing to the absence
of the deputy.
The reception from the Church of the
Unity to Rev. and Mrs. Frank L. Pha-
len has been fixed for Tuesday evening
from to 10 o'clock, in the church par
! lors on Elm street.
There was an anniversary requiem
high mass celebrated at st. Anne's
church yesterday morning, for the re-
pose of the soul of Michael Meehan.
The mass was largely attended by
| friends.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of the
Main Street Baptist church will meet
this afternoon at, 23O o'clock in the
| church parlors to sew. Supper will be
served at $50 with an entertainment
at s o'clock
Mrs. Goodenough, who has been a
missionary in South Africa. is to sneak
| on the situation in the Transvaal at the
monthly meeting of Bethany church, to
| be held with Mrs. Todd, Is Stafford
street, this afternoon.
The annual meeting of the Associa-
| ton of Colleges of New England, now
in session at Brunswick, Me, is being
attended by Prof. G. Stanley Hall pres
ldent OF Clark university and Prof W.
| II. Story of the same institution.
The Ladies' Aid society of PILGRIM
church is invited to meet with Mrs
Horace Hobbs, 89S Main street, today
from 10 o'clock in the morning until
4.3O in the afternoon. Tea is to be served
at $50, and gentlemen are invited.
At the First Unitarian church. last
evening, there was good attendance to
hear the lecture of F. L. Hutchins on
trusts The speaker gave a history
| OF the origin of trusts and pointed out
their advantages and possible dangers
when carried too far
| State Deputy James F. Cavanaugh of
| Boston is to institute a council of the
knights of Columbus in Baltimore. His
party left for New York last night by
the Fail River line. Some mem
bers of the order from Worcester
accompanied the state deputy.
The Worcester District Medical as
ISOLATION held it's regular meeting at
| the State Mutual restaurant last even
ing, and listened to a paper on diseases
of the eye by DR.. Edward Swasey, and
a discussion of the same subject by DR..
Angle Myers of Memorial hospital staff.
The course Of instruction for sewing
school teachers, which is to be given
by Miss Moore to the members of the
| worcester Sewing School association
has been postponed, until after the an
| nual meeting of the association, which
VIII be held on Friday, Nov. II, in All
| Saints parish library.
Col. w. A. Gle was in Marshfeld
Yesterday, together with Warren Hall,
| looking over the Daniel Webster place,
| Col. Gile will endeaVor to have the leg
lslature make an appropriation to pur-
chase the Daniel Webster farm and bu-
rial place, and have them owned by the
state as memorial to the distinguished
statesman.
j. E. Snyder, manufacturer of ma
| chinist tools, 100 Beacon street, has ac-
cepted the position as general manager
Of the Warren Machine Tool company.
| recently purchased by Rudolf Kirsch-
| baum, Berlin, Germany Mr.. Kirsch-
baum has returned to Germany, leaving
Mr.. Snyder in full charge of the Wor-
cester works.
Secretary c. E. Fenner of the Build
ers' exchange goes to Boston this morn
| ing to confer with William H. Sayward,
who is to speak before the Worcester
builders, probably on Nov. %. All build
ers and others interested will be in
vited and it is expected that there will
be some fun at the meeting, as well as
an interesting and instructive address.