The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-24
PERSONAL.

F. S. Smith is in Lamar, Mo.
Miss S. E. Russell has gone to Lin-
coin, Ill.
A. R. Bigelow is on a trip to Santa
Ana, Cal.
John Legg and Mrs. Legg are taklng
trip to Virginia.
A. NJ. Ward has gone to Los Angeles.
Cal, for a short trip.
H. A Scott has gone to Hartford for
a few days vacation.
H w Leland and wife leave for At
lanta. Ga, tomorrow.
j. B. Allen is registered at the Con-
tinental hotel, New York.
S. H. Devery left for Chicago yester-
day, for a short vacation.
Thomas Sullivan sails for Queens
town from Boston Wednesday.
Thomas ]. Meehan and family of Fox
street have gone to Westboro for a
week.
Miss Alice Field has gone to New
York to spent a short time wlth
friends.
Benjamin ]. Bergstrom has returned
from two months vacation spent in
Sweden.
Mrs. John Finnigan and family of
81 Union avenue have gone to West
boro for a week.
Ben T. Hammond will resume teach
ing tomorrow at his studio, Peoples
savings bank building.
nisnt for New York and Philadelphia,
and will return Oct. s.
w. E. Shaw of Maiden is spending a
few days in Worcester as the guest
Of Guy w. Richardson.
Erest L. Parker and Clifton Z.
Knowlton leave tomorrow to enter IIar-
ward medical and dental schools.
Rev. DR.. George l.. Perrin Of the
Every Day church. Boston, will preach
at the First Universalist church today.
Manv Swedish residents of Worces-
ter returned yesterday from the father
land, where they have been this suns
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Grout, who nave
expected to return to Worcester tomor-
row.
Miss Louise Edgerly of Fitchburg is
spending few days with Miss Florence
Bosher at the latter's home on Merrick
street.
Martin j. English, member Of the
class of 49, of classical high school,
will leave for Dartmouth college to-
morrow.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Bessie e. Rawson
Of this city to Charles S. Huntley Of
Claremont, N. H.
Charles H. Church, formerly clerk
at the Commonwealth hotel. has gone
to Kansas City as travelling salesman
for F. w. Blacker.
Mrs. Thomas Kenney and daughter
and Thomas Kenney, Jr., who have
peen abroad during the summer, re-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ballou, who have
been away during the past week on q
wheeling trip through Massachusetts,
are expected to return to Worcester to-
morrow.
Mrs. L. F. Harrison will go to WASH
lngton this week. to aocompa. her
niece, who enters Washington college
this fall. Mrs, Harrison win be away
a week.
Mrs. Mary A. Locke who is travellers
ana at the union station, under the aus
plces OF the Y. w. c. A., is taking a
vacation Of a week at Marlboro Her
place Is being filled by Miss Mabel L
lie wis.
Inc wedding of Miss Lena Bustrum
ana CHARLES Lawson of South Worces-
yer IS announced for Saturday evening
az the second Swedish Congregational
eh r on Greenwood street, at s
Narcisse Benoit has returned home
from two months trip through the
west He stopped in Chicago, Bay
Glty, Detroit and Toledo, where he Wis
lted relatives. His son. Edmund Ben
or OF Chicago, returned with him.
Ben ]. Nernstrom and wife returned
from their trip to Sweden Yesterday.
Inc return passage was made on the
oceanic of the White Star line arriv-
ing IN New York Sept 49, The remain
, OF Ine time was passed in sightsee-
ing IN Philadelphia and New York.
DR.. William o. Bloom of Worcester
ana Miss Agda Anderson of New York
Guy are TO be married in New York
WSuhesudy, LIT. Bloom met Miss An
aerson at Newport r. l., while on his
vacation IN August, and they were en-
gagged before he returned. Miss AndeI-
son was born in Sweden, but has spent
most of her life in this country. one of
ner relatives is Carl Lundgren, commo-
dore Of the Swedish navy. Dr. Bloom
is well known in Worcester, having
practlced dentistry here during the past
year.
Persons afflicted with 1vsnens,a. djarv
fn0ea or collie will flnd ~ * 4 Hat ralfAf