The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-28

scented by Miss Louise Robinson, Miss
Airline Hall and Master Ralph Stone,
pupils of Mrs. w. E. Bowen's School of
Elocution and Delsarte, in Worcester,
with the following cast Of characters:
Mrs. w. H. McMurray, chairman of en-
tertainment committee. ...
Miss Louise Robinson
Katrina, Dutch girl; Matilda, a coun-
try girl Miss Geraldine Cameron,
dramatic artist; Sambo, Pete, two lit
tie coons. ............. Miss Airline Hall
Bessie, Mrs. McMurray's Daughter;
Prof Algernon De We're West; jim.
mic, the singing newsboy. .....
Ralph Stone
Scene-Mrs. McMurray's parlor.
Among those present were: Branard
H. Smith, Mrs. Frank Bigelow, Frank
Coburn, Joseph Campion, James G.
Murphy, John F. Sullivan, John w.
Murphy, Elmer Page, Miss Maude
Barnes, Miss Kate Kelly Walter Rom
deau, Annie O'Brien, James Mccarthy.
William H. Quigley, Miss Rose Nor
mandle, Peter Burke, Miss Annie Brad
ley, John j. Downey, Miss Kate Dow
ney, James O'Neil. Mrs. Theresa Moon
ey, Miss Mary O'Neil, Miss Lou Sc Felix,
Miss Fannie Lodge. Miss Agnes Rom
deau, Joseph Maloney, Timothy Muir
ply, Daniel O'Leary, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Conroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Bowie
James Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. James
Conroy Miss Annie Ivers Edward Quill
John Wholley, Miss Lizzie O'Brien,
Dennis F. O. Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
BOYD, Mortimer Howard, Miss Sadie
Sedan, Frank Gaffney, Miss Daisy
Ives, Henry Daniels, Charles Coughlin.
Bartholomew Scully, William Burke,
Charles Sullivan, Frank B. Mahoney,
Clarence j. Sibley. M. J. Dodd. Miss
Jennie Carey, Miss Mary Carey Miss
Mary Maloney, Miss Sadie Early, JOS
eph Brasard, Mrs. Mary Boyle, Mr.. and
Mrs Reed Whittemore, John TregearI
MISS Edith Laventure, William Pierce
Miss Julie Murphy, Ludger Delude
William Fennell, Felix Laventure, MI
and Mrs, Joseph Huard, George Rede-
man. Fred Redeman, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Campion, Humphrey Collins
James Donovan, Timothy Collins John
Mullin, Mrs. Lizzie Redeman.
Among those from Spencer: Gertrude
Bonner. Jennie Lee, Annie McKenna
May Martin, Annie Martin, Lizzie Max
W Vel Mary mccarthy, c. N. Mann,
Mary Kramer, Sarah Donohue.
West Brookfield. Miss Sadie Common
MISS Mary Connor Mollie McGurty
Mary McEvoy, Ellen Tehan, Nora Gal,
Ivan.
Warren, May Sweeney, Dollie Cum
mlngs Sadie Wrenn, Mary Brosnahan
Hugh Brosnahan.
The reports of the pastor. clerk and
treasurer of the First Congregational
Church show a year of progress in ali
Its branches. The pastors report
shows an amount of work Accomplished
which is not only credit to the church
but success for the pastor, Rev. John
L. Sewell
During the year Rev. Mr.. Sewell has
preached AZ morning and 33 EVENING
sermons in his own pulpit, besides sun
plying the pulpit in other places seven
sundays. He has made 572 recorded
calls and attended many meetings in
different parts of the state, in the in
terest Of the Sunday school and Chris
tian Endeavor work. The churcb
and grounds have been re-
paired and improved, new singing
at all services constantly
increased during the year. The re-
ports of the secretary and treasurer are
The same as published in The Spy two
weeks ago.
Charles O'Brien died at his home on
Bell street last evening after an illness
of three months, with cancer of the
throat. The deceased was 6S years old
and a native of Ireland. He was an
old resident of town. He leaves a wife
and four children, Mrs. Patrick Walsh |
and Miss Kate O'Brien of Springfield
Julia OBrien of North Brookfeld and |
Cornelius O'Brien. His funeral will be |
held Saturday morning at O'clock !
from st. Joseoh's Church
Edward Hyland died at his home on
Willow street last evening from a can
GER He was A years old and born in |
New Braintree, living in North Brook !
field the past ten years. He leaves a |
wife and adopted son. His funeral will |
be held at st. Josephs Church Sunday
at 230 y, m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S, C. Smith re-
turned last evening from weeks va
cation In Sutton.
The scholars at the parochial school |
finished their examinations this after
noon.
H. H. Brown & Co. received TODAY
the largest single car Of coal that ever
came over the branch road, the coal |
1900 pounds.