The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-20
THE CITY.


First session of class in mineralogy
at Natural History rooms. this after
noon. rs
Hope Lodge, o. L., will hold public
installation in Castle Hall, this eve
ming. @-s-A
The Whatsoever Club of Plymouth
church met yesterday afternoon in the
church vestry.
Rev. Mr. Agnew Of the school of
preach in Tatnuck Hall this evening.
The services will begin at 7.45 o'clock.
Miss E. Bertha Smith will open the
second half-term of her dancing school,
at Salisbury Hall, on Saturday after
noon, the beginners class meeting at
o'clock and the advanced class at 8. 80
p. m.
Quinsigamond Lodge, No. 1872. U. o.
of P F., entertained a delegation Of 50
members from Nashawog Lodge, No.
80, of Clinton, last evening. A turkey
supper was served after the meeting
and the balance of the evening given
up to sociability.
On account of being obliged to at
tend a funeral, DR.. Moxom has been
ture before the Woman's Club Brown
ing class, Saturday forenoon, to II
o'clock, instead of giving it at 10
O'Clock, as announced.
Worcester Canton, Patriarchs Mill
tant. uniformed rank, 1. o. o. F., held
its regular business meeting last night
in Odd Fellows Hall, So Pearl street
The lodge will hold whist party Feb.
Z. after which there will be refresh
ments and ''smoke talk"
The Venus Mandolin and Guitar Club
gave a concert before an audience that
half-filled Association Hall, last eve
ming. The club comprises Messrs. S.
Laws, e. Laws, Wilson and Dean, who
were assisted by Mr.. Doris, Miss Ada
Bell. Mrs. Clough and Mr.. Doris.
Lawyer H. w. King, who went to
New York over week ago to consult
with Hoadley and the other promoters
of the Auto-Truck Company, is expect
ed back in few days. Ire will not
come, however, until all the details of
the new company have been arranged.
AT the meeting of the Painters
Union held last night, five members
were reported sick and SIS was appro-
priated to pay their sick benefits A
grievance committee, consisting of Will
liam Crosby, r. j. Shaw and P. J.
Courtney, was appointed to serve for
the coming year.
Hope Lodge, o. L., celebrated its 18th
anniversary, in Castle Hail. last night
A varied program of music and recita-
lions was given and refreshments were
served the guests. The committee in
charge We're Mrs. L. D. knight, Mrs.
M. Z. Cooper, Mrs. H F. Kimball Mrs.
M. j. Cutler and Mrs. H. c. Georges.
Quinsigamond Colony, U. o. P. F.,
gave a supper and social to a delega-
ton from the lodge in Clinton, in
Franklin Hall, last night. There were
about so present from Quinsigamond
Colony and from Clinton. After the
supper a regular meeting of the lodge
was held and speeches were made by
some of those present.
AT the regular meeting of Queen
Esther Rebekah Lodge, last evening. it
was voted to hold the monthly winter
suppers on the first, instead of the
third, Thursday night of each month
during the winter season. The date
of the next supper is Feb. q The new
bylaws for the lodge have been re-
ceived and are ready for distribution.
Mrs. Hoyt, who is connected with the
teaching of sewing in the public
schools of Fall River, will lecture or
the work in general, before the Wor-
cester Sewing School Association, IL
All Saints chapel, this afternoon, a.
$3.50. All members are especially urged
to attend, also any others who may be
interested.
Frank Gaffney, 40 years old, of 1,
carroll street, was badly hurt while al
work In the Garfield & Harrington ice
mouse, on School street, yesterday fore.
noon. heavy cake of ice became un.
manageable and struck his right les
with considerable force, fracturing the
member below the knee Gaffney was
taken to the city hospital in the police
ambulance.
A meeting of the Market Gardeners
Society will be held next Saturday in
the trustees room Of horticultural
Hall at 23O o'clock. The feature of the
meeting will be discussion by the
members of the paper read two weeks
ago by Professor George Stone of the
Massachusetts Agricultural College at
Amherst, on 'NThe diseases of green
house plants.''
At the meeting of the Washington
Social Club last evening, the final ar
rangements were announced for the
WHIST party which is TO be held in the
clubs parlors, Feb 10. The tickets
We're distributed among the members
of the club last evening, and may be
had of them. The last whist party
was an unprecedented social success
and the next promises to eclipse it in
popular favor.
Minnehaha Council, degree of Poca-
hontas, held its fourth social in Stein
ert Hall, So6 Main street, last night
about so couples enjoying a very pleas
ant evening. Chaffin's Orchestra fur
nlshed music for dance of Is num-
oers, after which refreshments were
served by the committee of arrange
ments, who were also floor directors.
The committee consisted of Floor Di-
rector Mary w. Hurst, Aids Miss An
ME Lawrence Mrs. Eta. Converse and
MISS Genevieve Dupree. The lodge
VIII hold more socials through the sea
son.