The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-22
TIE CITY.

There was a progressive whist party
at the house of H. E. Jaques, 81 Day
ton street, last evening.
Postmaster George L. Minott Of West
Gardner visited this city yesterday ana
called at the federal building.
Patrick ]. Mccarthy has sold house
and $500 square feet of land at Sigel
street to Michael. Czechowicz, for $4,000.
Two of the big beautiful marble pill
lars at the foot of the grand staircase
IN the new court house have been set
in position.
DR.. Albert c. Getchell lectured at the
Ledge street school house Thursday
evening on Common colds and their
treatment.
Captain Walter ]. Joyce of II. Co. of
the Seventy first New York was IN
this city Thursday the guest of Cap
tain e. G. Barrett
The usual nice Sunday dinner at the
Creamerie tomorrow. Soup, fish, turkey,
strawberry shoFtcake, etc., and at the
same old price-S5 cents
The Brewster Club will meet in room
H. City hall building, Monday evening,
April "a, at las o'clock. The subject for
consideration is ;Warblers."
Mrs. A. M. c. Allen of bicycle fame
is playing a ten weeks engagement III
the orchestra of the Clair Paten Opera
Company, now doing week stands IN
Pennsylvania.
Dr. George E. Wire will speak on
THE management of small libraries
at the convention of the American LII
brary Association in Atlanta, Ca, the
first week in May.
Members of independence Lodge, I.
o. G. T., in Sons of Veterans Hall, AIS
Main street, Thursday evening, were
entertained by an excellent musical
and literary program.
independence Lodge. Order of I. o.
G. T., meeting will be conducted by
Rev. Leo Boone Thomas, Sunday, at 3
p. m, at Sons of Veterans hall, AIS
Main street. All welcome.
Hope Lodge, Odd Ladies, met in
Castle hall yesterday afternoon and in
itiated one candidate. Arrangements
were made to serve a 5 O'Clock tea at
the next meeting, May 5.
Edward F. Goggin has accepted the
position of tester of cement in the
sewer department office, and Will com
mence his new duties Monday MI.
for about a year past.
The Womans Auxiliary of the Z. M.
C. A. has postponed the book reeep-
ton" until the fall. The object of this
reception is to obtain books for the
boys library, and each guest will be
expected to bring book.
Worcester Sewing School Association
met in Pilgrim Church yesterday after
a n n
giving an exhibition of the work done
in the sewing schools. Tea was served
in charge of Mrs. c. F. French.
The friends of E. Foley held sur
prise party at his home, rs Wyman
street, last evening, and presented him
with fine opal ring. The presentation
was made by Cushman Parker, in be-
half of the young ladies and gentle
men.
The funeral of Mary Agnes Walsh, a
twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Walsh, took place ~ the parents home,
Is Hill street, yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock The floral tributes were many
The interment was in st. Johns ceme-
terry. 38
E. w. Wilder, physical director of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton, will take a few days vacation
next week, returning in time to take
charge of the opening of the Lake
Quinsigamond Y. M. c. A. DEPART
ment.
Prince Consort Lodge, sand D.4of
St G., gave a concert and ball in
Steinert Hall last night. j. w. Davis
was floor director, aided by Robert E..
Taylor, John Taylor, James Clarkson,
Benjamin Dransfield and Harry Ed
wards.
At Central church on Sunday even
ing, at 7, Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts will
speak upon Living and dying nations"
Mr.. Crafts is superintendent of the
Reform bureau, and has been instru-
mental in securing the abolition of the
army canteen.
All the members of the White Regi-
ment will meet at Curtis Hall at 8
o'clock Saturday. There will be but
two more lessons before the public
drill May /. A handsome United States
flag will be presented to the best
drilled division.