The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-27
UNITY CLUB.
Westboro Organization Met and Elected
Officers.

Officers.
Westboro. March 26.-At the last reg
ular meeting of the Unity Club, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the fol-
lowing year: President, William f. Mil
Ter; vice president, Miss Sarah NJ Bar
bour; treasurer, Mrs. c. S. Bradley; ex-
ecutive committee, William F. Miller,
Rev. Harry S. Mitchell and Miss Ber-
tina C. Jackson; membership commit
tee, Mrs. S. A. Fales and Mrs. Forrest
w. Forbes.
The ''Progressives" are to meet in the
First Congregational Church parlors
next Friday evening, March 21st at I. As
o'clock. An entertainment is to be
given by the committee, Mrs j. w.
Wetherwax, Miss Nellie e. Brittian,
Mr.. Bertis Babcock, Mrs. Clarence B.
Emery and Miss L. e. Shuttleworth.
The Westboro and Worcester agricul-
tural societies are to hold farmers in
stitute in the Grange hall, Milk street,
Thursday, April 6. Prof. J. w. Sanborn
of Gilmanton, N. H, will be among the
prominent speechmakers.
1|s 10 Ahol SItdll VI DOolOIl Is 10 give
reading in the town hall on Thursday
evening, March Both, at o'clock. His
theme will be. "Christas our redeemer."
Robert e. Russell returned home to-
day after visit in Foxboro.
Leslie K. Clarke of Worcester spent
Sunday with his parents on Crow street.
Mrs, L. J. Perry of South Framing
ham ViSirpH at hnr ID
street over Sunday.
Joseph f. Jackson and Richard Dan
iels have bought out the barbering bust
ness of Stephen Mckay and will take
possession at once.
Andy Lawson and William Pettin-
grew OF HaVerhill, linesmen in the en-
ploy of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph Company, who have
oeen rehtting lines connected with this
exchange the past week, have returned
home.
The meetings of the various creeds
ana sects today We're as follows: At
ST. stephens Episcopal chapel. being
Palm Sunday, morning and evening
prayer and sermon were delivered b.
Kew. Walter H. Cambridge of South
boro; Methodist Episcopal church
the subject for the morning service
was Facts that call for faith" Rev
tayette f. Nichols, pastor; Baptist
church, Rev. A. e. Hylan, minister
there was preaching at 1890 o'clock by
the pastor, and in the evening at $50
there was a union service
Rev. Henry NJ. Moore of Boston de
livered a lecture in the interests of the
local Y. M. c. A. There was specia
singing by Mr.. A. j. Phillips, musica
director of the Evangelical church
and Miss Cooley, both of Auburndale.
At the Evangelical, Rev. Merle A.
Breed, pastor, public worship was held
in the morning at 1890 O'clock.
The Junior Endeavor Society, con
nected with the church, held a meeting
IN the church parlOrs, subject, "Hov
does God provide for us?" Rev Harry
s Michel, pastor of the First Con
gregational Unitarian church, had for
| his subject this morning Palm Sun
day." The Parkman guild held regu-
| lar meeting in the church parlors at s
o'clock. Miss Annie E. Fales led the
meeting, subject, IAN heroic week"
| Regular service for men only was held
in the Y. NJ. c. 4 hall this afternoon
at four o'clock. At the Good Samari-
tan mission room the meeting was led
| by Miss Minnie I. Gage of Worcester,
subject, The forgotten dream"
The various churches are preparing to
mold Easter concerts next Sunday ev-
ening
The following societies will meet this
week: Parkman council, r. A., 279 will
hold a regular meeting in Odd Fellows
hail Monday evening at o'clock. 4
special communication of Sloan lodge
A. f. & A. NJ, will be held in their
nall on Monday evening at 7.45 o'clock
iioGkomocho lodge, l. o. o. F., hold
their regular meeting on Thursday ey-
ening.