The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-28
EASTER
VASES.
THE CITY.


i1asrs teatnend Lodge of Odd Fellows
hefnysT faseting last evening.
John8esa Streeter, inspector of cattle
is confined to his home with an attack
of grip.
There will be an orange supper and
entertainment at All Souls church
this evening.
e Loyalty Whist Club will meet with
Mrs. s. F. York, % 1-2 Pleasant street
on Wednesday.
Ladies Benevolent societv of the
First Unitarian Church will meet Tues
day 4.3e p. m.
St Marks Aid Society will meet in
the parish house, Freeland street this
afternoon at o'clock.
The. Ladies' Benevolent Society Of tbe
First Unitarian church meets this af-
ternooneat 2:So o'clock.
{. The seventh lenten service will he
held at All Souls Church Wednesday
evening at f.45 o'clock.
Mrs. S, G. Aaronson of Vernon
square has gone for week on a bust
ness trip to New York.
E. G. Leach of Franklin Falls q
prominent lawyer Of New Hampshire
is the guest Of Col. W. A. Gle
j. Elmer Hail of this city. qualified
Tor 5usuce Of the peace yesterday be-
fore Clerk of the Court L. S. Johnson.
Lewis e. Morse was arrested last
night by officer Cummings for nom
support on a warrant sworn out by his
wife. . : 20
The next charity whist will be held
not this afternoon, but next Tuesday,
at the house of Mrs. Tolman, Is Cath
crime, street.
Regulus Lodge. Knights of Pythias,
worked the second degree on one can
pidate at the meeting in Castle hall
last evening
All the committees connected with
the Building Trades Council will meet
Wednesday evening to transact impor-
tant business
George A. Murch of Westboro has
purchased the pacing mare, Adella,
which in a race at Rigby last year was
timed in 2:12 ga.
Miss Olive Brooks met with an ac-
oident Sunday afternoon that will con-
fine-her@te= her home on Nelson place
for several weeks.
A. T. Pickering of Auburn reported to
the police yesterday the loss of a bay
horse. 1t strayed from his place in
Auburn, March 20.
Miss Mary f. Sawyard will speak at
the natural history rooms this after
noon at 445 O'Clock, on ''MoEees, club
moses, lichens and ferns
At the monthly meeting Of the Min
fEtaTiQl Ilnp a f1o AT n A I111ild
ing yesterday morning, the subject of
divine healing was discussed.
At the meeting of the Mouiders'
Union last night, II members were re-
instated., eight applications received
and three new members Initiated.
Israel L., Currier is expected back
from Nova Scotia today, after three
weeks business trip for inspection of
his coal properties in the provinces.
The women of Pilgrim church will be
addressed this afternoon at 3 o'clock
by Mrs. Marble, on over the plains
and through the jungles of South Am
erica"
The central committee of the Ameri-
tan Mechanics held a meeting last eve
ming, in their lodge room, in the Day
building. Routine business was trans
acted,
Rev. J. H. Mansfield, D. D.. gave his
illustrated lecture on Great cathedrals
of Europe" before an audience of
about 300 people in Grace Church last
EVENING"
Secretary James j. NORMAN of the
Steamfitter Helpers' Union, has called
meeting for organization for this eve
ming. All old members are expected TO
be present.
Lester H, Monks who figured in the
Braman trial as an important witness
against the man who Is now serving
life sentence at CharlestoWn, was in
Worcester last evening,
There will be meeting Of the Wo-
mans Association of Central church
this afternoon at o'clock, in charge
of the local charity department. A
large attendance is desired.
+ The Junior Endeavor of Grace
Church will give an entertainment and
social with refreshments at the church
tonight. Homemade candy and other
articles will be on sale.
Joel X Parker, private in Co. i,
First battalion, Massachusetts heavy
artillery, died March % at Unadilla,
Neb.. Of heart failure. He was So years
old and a member Of Post 10, G. A. r..
The lectures in the Ledge street
Course will be given by DR.. A. G.
Getcherl and Or. G.. j. Hodge, on April
20 and May 4 respectively The sub
jects have not been announced as yet.
1.-The annual conference of the Wor-
ceste1. county Second Advent churches
will be held in the Chandler street Sc
cond Advent church, beginning this
evening. and continuing through Wed
nesday.,5 1
Holy communion win be celebrated at
All Souls Church Thursday evening,
evening, the services to begin at
o'clock. This is the last time the choir
will be heard, and special singing may
be expected,
The 35th anniversary of the founding
of the Worcester Young Mems Chris
tian Association is to be observed WITT
suitable exercises in Association hal
next Sunday afternoon, beginning a.
S45. President Alfred S, Roe is TO pre-,
side and the address will be delivered
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