The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-30
THE CITY.

There will be a cribbase tournament
at the Commonwealth club this even
ing
There will be a. rehearsal of Easter
music in Plymouth Church 'vestry this
evening at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren give a card
party in the library of the Common
wealth club this evening
The Rain or Shine Whist club will
meet at the residence Of Mrs. Fred
Blanding, so May street, this even
ing.
There will be a meeting of the board
of directors of the Police Relief Associ-
alton Saturday afternoon, April 4, at
Station 1.
The German clerks of the Wash
burn and Moen factories hold dinner
at the, State Mutual restaurant Monday
evening. April q
The College Club met at its rooms
in the Day building. yesterday after
noon, and enjoyed German whist. Tea
was served as usual
George Alfred Busby has been elected
grand director of the district grand
lodge of the grand united order of Odd
Fellows of Massachusetts.
There. win be regular monthly
meeting of the Ladies Father Mathew
r. A. & 3. Society at Father Mathew
hail this evening at o'clock.
Fred swartz returned to his home in
Franklin, N. H., after passing q. week
in this city, the guest of his sister, Mrs
DR. L. E. futile, Prospect street
The regular session of the probate
court at Fitchburg on Tuesday was
presided over by Judge William I.
Forbes, and Registrar George f. Har-
low.
Lawyer James F. McGowern was in
Boston yesterday in the interests of
Tinkham, in the matter Of the claims
for damages arising out of the wreck
of the steamer Portland
The funeral of Paulina q. Sandstrom
took place from her home, on Whipple
street yesterday afternoon Rev. f. A.
Endstrand officiated at the service,
The interment was in the Swedish
cemetery.
The funeral OF Andrew Fisk took
place yesterday afternoon, from his
home, 81 Perry street. Rev J. A. Wy
man conducted the services at the
home. The interment was in Hope
cemetery.
Twenty fair students from Wellesley
College passed through Worcester last
night on the way to their homes for
the Easter vacation, on the Tl5 train,
and made things lively for passengers
al The Union station.
Mrs. M. P. Higgins Will teach the
Easter lesson at the primary and jun
Tor Sunday school teachers union to-
TdrrorI SvvQ Will
give a ten minutes talk on Sunday
school books for children.
The 9stb annual supper of the Cham
berlain District Farmers Club will
take. place Thursday evening. April :,
at Z o'clock, at Hill Crest Farm, Sails
bury street, residence of George G.
Blanchard Members and families In
vited q
%here was a large attendance ct the
First Universalist church vestry last
evening, when Rev. Charles Conklin of
Springfield Mass. preached powerful
and eloquent discourse. This evening
Rev. stephen Robin, d. D., of Boston,
will deliver the address.
There will be a special meeting Of the
Tatnuck Farmers club tomorrow even
ing at $50 in Tstuuck hall S. s. Green
librarian Of the free public libra will
speak upon The advantages to be had
through free use of the public lib
rsry. The club will furnish musicel
entertainment. All are invited to at
tend.
George, Leon Moore, who is TO sni
at the Persian garden concert, April 10
has recently won new laurels at thu
Arion concert in Providence. The da!
OF the concert he was summoned t
take the place Of H. Evan Williams, q
FRINGE in Sullivan's Golden Legend
Mr.. Moore won the highest commenda
ton for his excellent work
Pursey's r.ep,,fne E,asfer hung at Ptr