The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-16
THE CITY.

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No quorum prevented a meeting OF
the Central Labor Union last night.
Col A. G. Bullock and Mrs. Bullock
leave today for trip to Old Poini
Comfort.
The Suffrage League win meet with
Mrs. Rigelow, q Benefit street, today
at 2. IN.
Mrs. S. B. Buxton is visiting her son
j. NJ. Newcombe, HaGwen road, fol-
q few days.
The 18th anniversary banquet of the
| Whittall Mills Mutual Aid Society viii
be held this evening at the City Hotel
George F. Blake, Jr., and son, Ford.
ice Turner Blake. leave today for Ole
Point Comfort, Va, to be absent one
week.
| This evening there will be a reception
given by the Quinsigamond Reading
Club at the home of T. D. Perry, &c.
Miilbury street.
On Saturday evening, the Plymouth
Club will hold an open parliament, the
subject being TRUSTS; are they bene-
At to the country?"
Rev DR.. Harris gave his fifth lenten
sermon in the chapel of All Souls
| Church, last evening, at 80 o'clock
Theme, Christian sincerity"
| The meeting of the Paperhangers'
| Union last night was addressed by Will
| liam Crosbie of the Building Trades
Council on the advantages of the coun-
Gil
Miss Salmon of Philadelphia, who
| has been the guest of Miss Agnes I'm
derwood at South Worcester for sew
eral weeks, returned to her home Tues
day.
| The closing concert in the Y. M. c.
A. star course will be given in Associa-
ton Hail, this evening the fremont
| Svendson combination being the attrac-
ton.
Mrs. Marion W. Scott, who died at
the Memorial Hospital, was buried
from her late home, Orchard street
Yesterday afternoon, in Hope GENE
terry.
Nathan G. Morse of Worcester was
recently elected to the office of Grand
Commander of the Legion Of Honor at
the annual convention held in Bos-
| ton.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of Main Street
Baptist Church will meet this after
noon at o'clock with Mrs. Ward, 16
Allen street.
Edward Quinn of Philadelphia was
the only successful applicant at the
recruiting office yesterday. He viii be
assigned to the 18th infantry. Six others
were rejected.
Thomas B. Hamilton has been tenn
| porarily engaged to sing tenor in the
choir Of All SoAs' Church in place of
r: G. Knapp, WHO takes position in a
| Webster church choir.
The funeral of Aimel George H, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor u. Lindsay, took
place from che pagents' home, III Harri-
spn street Tuesday afternoon. The
burial was in Hope cemetery.
The ladies' of the Webster Square NJ
E. Church will have an Orange supper
| and ph6QUgraph entertainment in the
vestrirs az the church this evening.
supper served at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Annie Fl. Days annual dancing re-
ceptton is to be held at Mechanics hall
on the evening of Easter Tuesday, April
4th, and not April 18th, as has been
previously enormously announced.
Miss Sarah O.Neill of Taftville. Conn
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Cattle
rine Donoghue of 26 Plymouth street
returned TO her home Tuesday, after a
three weeks' sojourn in Worcester.
Miss Marguerite Lanigan of South
Worcester will observe her birthday
;. next Sunday, with a reception and card
/ t1o1+fU ia hAI~
now being sent out to- friends-and rela-
| tives.
JOHN T. Hargraves, the chairman OF
the Alliance Bicycle Club OF South
Worcester, who was severely injured in
an elevator accident at Hoggs mill
FRIDAY, is improving at his home, on
Grand street.
| c. Bates Dana, for four years a clerk
| IN the sales department Of the Wash
| burn e Moen offices, left last evening
for New York to fill a similar position
IN the office of the American Steel and
Wire Company.
The men of Coral Street NJ. e. Church
Will give a turkey supper in the church
vestry this evening at O'clock, which
they will manage entirely themselves
After the supper there will be pleas.
/ tAtb CIAlCI CeililLLle1lls
Rev. Samuel Harlow delivered a very
entertaining address on the Dreyfus
case, at Plymouth church last evening
before a very small audience. Those
who did brave the storm were we'll re-
paid for their trouble.
The Relief Corps Sewing Circle will
meet tomorrow at go O'clock in G.. A
X. Hall. There will be a short enter
tainment under the direction of the
president, Sarah A. Kicker. Supper or
the basket lunch plan.
An evening with authors" will be
held at Hope Church Thursday eve
ming, under the auspices of the Chris
tan Endeavor Society. Each lady pres.
| ent VIII represent some book of char
| acter in a great novel;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stokes and THEN
infant Daughter Emily, departed yes
terday morning from the city and sailed
from Boston during the day for their
old home in England, they having re-
sided for eight years in the city.
This evening, Capt. ]. B. Knox will
give his lecture on the Signal service
in the war of the rebellion" in Associa.
ton hall in aid of the A. NJ. e. Zior
church. There will be a special enter.
tainment aside from the lecture itself