The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-14
THE CITY.

The Home Cooperative Bank had its
stated meeting last night, and sold
$3.50 at per cent.
Worcester division. A. A. S. r.. F. of
A., will hold its annual concert and
dance at Mechanics hall Nov. "a.
Iroquois Tribe, Red Men, met at its
hall in the Day building last night and
worked the Hunter degree on ten cam
didates.
At the big conference of the Adven-
lists in Cheshire, Thursday, Rev. w. H.
Burch of Worcester was elected one Of
the directors.
Viola Social circle is to have social
and supper at Hotel Leicester, Friday
evening. the 9th. A special car is en-
gagged for the trip.
There will be a special praise service
at Central church, Sunday evening at
73O o'clock. The selections are from
Gaul's 1.-THE Holy City"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Worcester branch of the Baldwinsville
hospital cottages will be held with Mrs.
Charles K. Briden, 264 Salisbury street,
today.
At the meeting of the w. C. T. u,
Friday evening, pleasant reports from
the convention were heard; also reports
with regard to the work of the union in
the future.
r. z. D. D. G. H. P. E. M. Wood
ward, with Acting G. c. H. Fred M.
Sampson, paid his official visitation to
King Solomon r. A. chapter of War
rem, last night.
The regular meeting of the Worces-
ter branch of the Baldwinville Hospital
Cottages will be held with Mrs. Chas.
K. Briden, 264 Salisbury street, Satur-
day afternoon, Oct. IA.
DR.. George E. Wire, librarian of the
Worcester county law library, will de-
liver lecture before the next meet
ing Of the Massachusetts Library AS
ISOLATION, to be held in Fitohburg.
dren in dancing and department, will
be opened in Salisbury hall next Sat-
urday. Beginners will meet at 2.30
o'clock, advanced pupils at $3.50 clock.
The directors of the Y. M. C. A..
Camera Club had meeting set for last
night, but owing to the absence ofySev-
eral Of the directors, the meeting was
postponed until some future date, to be
announced later.
Daniel E. Rice of Leicester notified
the WorcesteEs police yesterday morn
ing that he had lost $25 on the road
between Worcester and Leicester. The
money was in two ten-dollar bills and
a five-dollar bill.
Mrs. Sarah Dennison, wife of Michael
Dennison, Of Redding court, was ia
kerr to the city hospital yesterday af-
fpr11nor1 in he Sfnlx ap1fa111onoo Mrs
Dennison is suffering from appended
tbs, and will be operated on today.
At the regular meeting of Conquest
Council, Royal Arcanum, plans were
made for an open meeting to be held
two weeks from last night A supper
will be served, and there will be a
musical and literary entertainment.
A very interesting paper was read
by DR.. Carl Crisand of Worcester, at
the 59th semi-annual meeting of the
Massachusetts Homeopathic Medical
Society, in Boston, Thursday. F.. R.
Warren of this city was admitted to
membership.
The Worcester Board of Trade is
putting forth a. special effort to Sc
cure a sizeable exhibit by Worcester
manufacturers at the Paris exposition.
Circulars were sent out again yester-
day afternoon to prominent manufac-
turers, asking them to send exhibits
At the annual convocation of Wor-
cester R. A. chapter last night, these
officers were elected to serve the en-
suing year: M. e. H. p, William H.
Needham; e. K, Alonzo r. Hoyle; e.
S., Arthur W. Macomber; treasurer,
John f. Crowell; secretary, Edward j.
Sartelle.
There will be meeting of the house
committee of the Hancock club tonight
to discuss and arrange plans for the
winters games and entertain
ments. The first thing to be
decided upon will probably be a
ladies night" to be given in the near
future.
Everett c., son of Winfred and Eva
NJ Clark, died at the home of his par
ents, Winfred and Eva M. Clark, "a
Birch street, yesterday, aged two years
two months five days. Services will
be held tomorrow afternoon by Rev.
IT, Richard Peede, pastor Of South Bap-
fist church.
At Plymouth Church, Sunday, Rev.
Charles H. Daniels, corresponding sec
rotary of the American Board for For
eion Missions will rraao oh hoth y11ory1-