The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
THE CITY.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

Yesterday the maximum temperature
was 81 degrees, the minimum so. The
wind was from the southwest, blowing
with an average velocity of two miles.
At noon the temperature was a. AT b
p. m. July 1, 1898, the maximum tenn
perature was SO, the minimum 50.
"A: w. Edison of New Cork city is Wis
iting in Worcester,
D. H. Eanes has gone to Gloucester
for the summer months.
Mrs. ]. F. Childs and daughter Hazel
are at Sterling for July and August.
Mrs Mary H. Knight and daughter,
Miss Marietta Knight, are at Button
woods. r. L,
Mr.. land Mrs. Clarence F. Carroll and
family will leave Wednesday for Bos-
cawen. N. H.
z. T. Davis of Dundee, Ore, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Prince
: Of Claremont street.
ssrgt, G. p. Hazen is home for the
sunif6er Tacation from Norwich Uni
,Eersity, NorthAeld, VT. a
Frank j. Carr leaves this week for
his home in Port Henry, N. Y, where
he will spend the summer.
Harold S. Prince, who has been Wis
iting in Dundee, Ore, for several
months. returned home today.
Mrs. S. E. Merriam and Mrs. Carrie
Merriam are. at the Connecticut House,
3Rlock Island, for the summer.
William G. Litchenfels has been au-
: ttherizeds by Coy, Wolcott to perform
marriages las a justice of the~peace.
At an auction at M. Roper's, 126 Main
street, last evening, Auctioneer H. NJ.
Clemence sold the entire stock to pri-
Vate parties.
b Mr.: and Mrs. G. M, Stoddard and Miss
Lena M. Stoddard left yesterday for
Bass Rock, where they will spend the
= rest of the summer
Thomas E. Smith, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Smith died last night at
his home 24S Southbridge street, after
q short illness. The burial will be in
Holyoke.
A large number of the Pilgrim cadets
went to Camp Dewey at Paxton, yes
terday, and will begin regular camp du-
ties this morning. They will return
next Saturday.
The Temperance Crusaders of IA met
with Mrs. M. j. Churchill, 81 Newbury
street, yesterday afternoon, and talked
over plans for; the 25th anniversary to
be held this year.
Miss Margaret, E. LAWN, Miss Mary
]. Conlon and Miss Margaret Street.-The
sailed on the steamer Ultonia from Bos-
ton yesterday for ireland, where they
will make long. visit.
Louis E. Willard and Miss Augusta
H. Hlorth were married last evening
at the home of the groom's sister, Mrs
a. c. Goddard, 81 Woodland street, by
Rev. DR.. Moses H. Harris of All Souls
q church, The bride wore gown of
white nuns yelling and carried bou-
Quet. Mr., and Mrs. Willard left for a
short bridal tour. and will live in Wor-
oester hereafter.
Thomas P. Abbott, socialist, will
speak Tuesday morning at II O'clock
on the common in behalf of the strik-
ing weayers of Slatersville, r. I. Sub
E Ject, Independence" He will speak
: "Wednesday evening at Webster square,
Thursday evening at Lincoln square,
Friday evening at sGrafton street, and
Saturday evening at Vernon square
Subject, TRUSTS"
While coasting down the Shrewsburv
hill yesterday afternoon about 2
7. o'clock the 'front.' fork on a tandem
9 hidden by Frank and Walter Hyde of
Shrewsbury broke and both were
thrown Violently to the ground. Frank
sustained several scalp wounds which
will lay him UP for several weeks but
his brother escaped with. but a. shaking
2 up. and was able to go to the city hos
pital with his brother.