The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-01
IN EARNEST.
Leicesterites Against Ii
censed Pool-EaSter.

Leicester. March 31-The hearing
given by the selectmen to the petition
ers protesting against the granting Of
the pool license in the building at
Trainor's court will take place in the
seIectnen's room on Saturday after
noon at 2.3O O'Clock. The petitions
which have been circulated through the
valley, as previously told in The Spy,
will be given to the selectmen for their
consideration.
A long program has been prepared by
the Sunday school Of the First Congre-
gational church for the Easter concert
on Sunday evening Mrs. Katherine
Grout, superintendent of the primary
department, is in charge. The members
of the Sunday school will recite and
sing, and chorus will sing. The pro-
gram includes: Anthem, king OF
glory" chorus; scripture reading;
chorus, He lives forever more" read
ing, "Hosanna to the anointed king.
George VintOn; scripture reading, MISS
Bertha Smiths class; recitation, Ihe
Lord has risen, indeed" Miss Abbie
Smith; solo, "Blest morning so bright,
Miss Elsie Robinson; recitation, East
Can you tell?' primary scholars; reel
tation, Happy thought" five children;
chorus, Glad awakening" recitation,
Sing merry birds" Miss Edna Mahar;
song, welcome to the flowers" with
solo by Miss Lucy r. Watson; reclta-
ton, THE children's part" Willie SlD'
ley; singing, AN Easter song, children;
recitation, THE flowers have come,
Miss Clara Steele; song, "Glad spring
a1,i aaSfnTV Of
Easter" by Rev. D. C. Reid; chorus
Rejoice. rejoice" remarks by A.. ;.
Conant, superintendent of Sunday
school; chorus, Easter peace"
Special music at the Unitarian church
on Sunday morning will include: An
them, Christ the Lord is risen" W. F.,
Sudds; Easter response" John lib
balls; duet, ''Magdalen;" anthem, Lord
is risen today" Weir
A special Easter musical program has
been prepared for presentation at the
Sanderson NJ. E. church on Sunday. In
the morning the choir will sing Christ
is risen, allelujah," Ashford; response,
THE open tomb" Briefly; solo, "Alle-
lujah." Homer. A. Morris, Miss Emma
A. Mowry. In the evening, the anthem,
He is risen.' by West, viii be sung
MISS j QAllS 4LlllOLL w III Dldy @ NADl4iA
solo $ a response, and Miss Bertha l.
Arnold viii sing as solo, Gate Of
heaven" by Berthold Tours. Rev.
Frank Neff will preach at both services.
Owing to the sickness of Rev. J. II.
Humphrey Charles w Delano of WOr-
cester will speak at both services in the
Cherry Valley Methodist church on
Easter Sunday. In the evening a con-
cert viii be given by chorus choir Of
young people.
The w. c. T. L. met this afternoon
with Mrs. Braman Grout. Mrs. Ella NJ.
Keith, county superintendent Of rail-
road work in the w. c. T. T., gave an
interesting account Of her work. After
the meeting a delegation Of eleven
ladies proceeded to the Suburban power
station and inspected the Improvements
at the lobby.
Mrs. a. H. Coolidge and Mrs. Lory s.
Watson Of Worcester, Mrs. William F.
Holman and Mrs. Harrington Howard
VIII be agreeably entertained at a
luncheon given by Miss Ida +. Warren
on Saturday, at Sunset Villa.
The Ladies' Charitable Society served
the last supper Of the season this even
ing in the First Congregational vestry.
An auction sale Of the household
goods and furniture Of the late Francis
P. Young will be held on Friday, April
Z, at 1 o'clock p. m.
Two f1ocks of geese flew over town
this noon bound northward.
Cornelius J. Leahang and wife are
happy over the birth of a daughter this
forenoon at II O'clock
Misses Abbie and Mertice Elliott Of
North Grosvenorsdale, Conn. are
guests Of their uncle. Henry L. Elliott
Miss Mary a. Danforth a former
japanese missionary, spoke at Cherry
Valley this evening.