The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-15
THE CITY.

The funeral Of John Travers will take
place this morning at 8 o'clock at Sa-
cred Heart Church.
The regular meeting of the Hall club
VIII be held with Mrs. j. H. Orr, II
hawthorne street, this afternoon.
Fidelity lodge, Daughters of Liberty.
WIN meet hereafter in K. of P. hall, in
the Day building, Walnut street side.
The Crescent Associates gave a well
attended valentine dance and box party
IN Granite hall last night. The music
was by Abbot's orchestra.
Mrs. A. H. Days class and social of
MONDAY was postponed until tonight,
owing to the storm. The married class
VIII meet on Friday of this week.
At the regular meeting of Damascus
lodge, Knights of Pythias, last night,
II was voted to hold a public whist par
" next Tuesday evening, Feb. 81, in
Castle hall.
The supper to be given last night by
the Ladies' Aid society of Adams
square Congregations church, has been
indefinitely postponed
The banquet of the Worcester Driv-
ing club, which was 10 have been held
at the Ldncoln house last night, has
been postponed until Tuesday night Of
next week.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety will meet this afternoon Miss
Anna P. Atkinson will speak of her ex-
perienees in Japan. A supper will be
served at 7.5O o'clock.
Ash Wednesday services at st. Johns
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morning at 1880. Rev. ]. Hugo KIa-
rem will ofticiate. in the absence of the
rector, Rev. Eliot White.
Court Loretta of Lady Foresters met
IN l: Z. b. hall last night, and the COM
mlttee on the dance, which was held
in Washburn hall last Thursday night,
reported it a success.
The lectures which wore 10 have been
given by w. ]. Mann, in Memorial hall,
have all been postponed one week. the
first coming on the Esd instead OF to-
morrow night, as was first announced.
Mrs. May Sleeper Ruggles will remain
With the Plymouth church quartet for
the coming year. The quartet now
comprises Miss Flora Provan, Mrs.
Ruggles, j. G, Bartlett and H. c. Rob-
inson.
The oratorio which was to have been
given at the Pilgrim church, last night,
has been postponed for the present ow-
ing to the inability Of some of the sing
ers to attend. The date will be an
nounced later.
The funeral of Benjamin B. Ware.
which was to have been held yesterday,
was postponed owing to the storm,
me body will be placed in the tomb
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lin in the spring for burial.
Frank Moynihan and John McClus-
ker, the two laddermen on truck 8, who
were injured Monday night, while an
swering box "a, were removed to their
homes yesterday. Moynihan is unable
to use his legs to any extent, and walks
with crutches.
At meeting of the dance committee
OF the st. Anne's Total Abstinence So
ciety, last night, it was decided to hold
the social which was postponed Mon
day night, on Tuesday, April IL. The
ticket selling contest between John
Marlowe and John McNally will CON
tinue until that date.
At a meeting of the lasters, at "a
Southbridge street, last night, the
Marlboro situation in regard to the
injunction, which has been lately
placed, restraining former EMPLOYEES
of the factories from interfering with
the help now employed, was discussed
at length.
For the benefit Of the striking boot
and shoe workers of Marlboro, a dance
was held in Father Mathew hall, on
Green street, last night The sale of
tickets was so large that a good sum
will be realized. All the unions that
took tickets to sell made returns at
Labor hall early in the evening.
Because of the small attendance last
night. the Ladies Auxiliary of Division
l, A. o. H., gave the second night of Its
annual calico party in A. o. H. Hall
The number present was a large in
crease over that of Monday night
Boyd's Orchestra furnished the music
and L. Fl. Williams acted as prompter
The committee on the Fool Session
of the Frohsinn club, TO be held Fri
day night, is as follows: Henry Roelig
Peter Turffs, William G. Lichtenfels
Joseph Turffs, Gottlieb Schol, Joseph
Boyer, Hermann Trott, Henry Burk-
hardt, George e. Sander, Ed F. Howe
John Rheinheimer, Michael Doerr and
Stage Manager JACOB Dornes.