The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-13

Inc maximum temperature yesterday
was 81; the minimum was 81. At noon the
temperature was So at p. m 81. South
west winds, averaging S9 miles per hour,
prevailed. Last year the maximum tenn
perature was S.; the minimum So.
Mrs. H. Merrill has gone to Bangor
for a few days
Luther slade has gone to Liverpool
on a pleasure trip.
Miss Gertrude Bone has gone to Liv-
erpool for a months vacation.
The Sunday school of Bethany church
win picnic at Lake park Wednesday,
July 10.
Mrs. May Richardson left this morn
ing for Liverpool where she will re-
main for a month.
Mrs. Adolph Lambert, Sc Washington
street, is at Three Rivers, Canada, for
months vacation.
Leicester Warden of 1S9 Front street
will spend his annual vacation at
Mortified, Me.
Walter B. Weston of al Front street
will go to Block Island August 1 for
two weeks sojourn.
Thomas L. Brown, Esq, of 4O5 Main
street will spend his annual vacation
at Bethlehem, N. H.
Alfred H. Parker left yesterday morn
ing on a two weeks trip through the
western part of the state.
Miss Hanna Sullivan. Elizabeth Far
rel and Mrs. Margaret Connors have
gone to Queenstown, Ireland, for few
months.
Thomas H. Sullivan, Esq, of $40
Main street will take a two weeks va
cation at Bethlehem, N. H., the latter
part of August.
Rev. ]. S. Holmes. pastor of Adams
Square Baptist church, will address the
mems meeting in the Y. M. c. A. par
Tors next Sunday afternoon.
Auctioneer H. M. Clemence sold at
public auction yesterday morning at
11.30 o'clock the property at 80 Grand
street to Mrs. Delaney for $1011 cash.
The game of base ball between the j.
c. Machines and the Denholm & Nc
Kay teams will be played on the 21st in
stead Of the 14th, as has been announc-
ed.
Rev. j. S. Holmes of Adams Square
| Baptist church will lead the meeting
for men at the Y. M. c. A. Sunday af-
ternoon. The subject will be announc-
| ed later.
| The funeral of Elmira S., widow of
Frederick Burrill, was held yesterday
afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at her home,
| 40 Summer street. Rev. DIR. A T. Con-
rad, pastor of Old South church, con-
| Quoted the service. Interment was in
Rural cemetery.
! The funeral of oliver D. Morey was
held at his home, 104 Lafayette street
yesterday afternoon, at o'clock Rev
George S. Dodge, pastor of Emmanuel
| church. conducted the services. The
| body will be taken to bingham this
morning for burial.
| The Free Baptist church and society
will have another lawn party at the
residence of George Blow, II May street,
| Friday evening. All members and
friends of the First Free Baptist church
and congregation are invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
The following sailed for Ireland yes
| terday morning: Miss Nellie Donahue,
Mrs. Mary Murray, Richard Murray
Miss Hannah Murray. Johanna Sulli-
van, Michael Kelley Patrick Shea. The
party were accompanied to Boston by
Peter F. Sullivan of Sullivan Bros. tic
/ NJ GO my LIZ PUAeJ VIII ASSch II AlOiiAO
Sept. 1.
| The contract for the new convent for
the sisters of Notrei Dame, to be built
on Vernon street, has been awarded to
James A. McDermott, for $43, 729. The
wooden building now occupied by the
sisters, except the brick chapel in the
rear, which will be connected with the
new building, will be removed. Work
will be begun at once.
| Miss Mary E. Williams died at the
| home of her mother, Mrs. Harriet
Williams, 8 Ashland street, yesterday
afternoon. She had been an invalid for
several months, and death resulted
| from a complication of diseases She
leaves one brother Charles A. Williams
40 Fruit street. Funeral services will be
held tomorrow at the home of her
mother.
The following officers were installed al
the meeting of the Mems Guild of St
Matthew's Episcopal church last night;
President, Benjamin Cooper; vice-pres-
ident, Charles Barber; secretary, Jas
w. Moon; treasurer, Thomas Hoyle;
executive committee, Thomas w. Har.
greaves, Walter S. Lassey and Charles
]. Styles; auditing committee, G
Frank Neville and Walter H. Lassey.