The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20

the thermometer registered "a. On the
corresponding day last year the maxi
mum temperature was 81 and the mini
mum was 81. The rainfall yesterday mea-
sured .01 of an inch.
At the meeting of the Cooperative
bank in the Walker building
last night, $19,5OO was sold, bringing
per cent.
There will be special meeting of
the Ladies' Charitable society of the
Church of the Unity this afternoon al
4.30 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Fogarty OF
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch
of Roxbury and Daniel Mckinley and
family of New Jersey are visiting Mrs
NJ. Creamer 3 Hinchman street.
The patrons of the Worcester Corset
Company will be sorry to learn that
the Misses A. V. and E. ]. Higgins have
resigned the charge Of the store, tC
take effect July l. They have held
their positions for many years.
A meeting of the South Worcester
Improvement Association is called for
this evening at the school hall OF
Hope church. when officers will be
elected in accordance with the new
constitution which has been adopted.
Rev. DR.. M. V. Papaziantz, for two
years rector of the Church of Oul
Savior, has been placed over the Arme-
MAN church at Boston by Bishop Sa-
radjian head of the Armenian church
in the United States, and he began his
work there yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, mother OF
Mrs. Willard Scott, died yesterday af-
ternoon at Johnstown, N. Y, after 6
long illness. Rev. DIR. Willard Scott
and daughter Marion will leave fol
Johnstown today, to attend the funera
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The last meeting of the Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Piedmont church be-
fore the summer vacation, will be hello
in the women's parlor this afternoon al
o'clock. The subject will be, I'm
portant events in missionary fields fol
the year." and leader, Mrs. d. O.
| Clark.
The men Of Coral Street Methodist
| church will give a lawn party on the
| church grounds Thursday evening
! Supper will be served frolh $50 to $50
and will be followed by an entertain
ment. Ice cream and cake will lie for
| sale during the evening. The proceeds
go to help pay the semi-annual inter
| est on the church debt
James F. McGovern, attorney in the
| State Mutual building, made his initia
! appearance in his office yesterday as .
| Benedict, after returning from his we'd
| ding tour through the south MI. Nc
| Govern was the recipient of many 8
| handshake and congratulation from
his legal friends, and he was kept busy
most all day receiving callers.
|
The membership committee of the
| Woman's auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C. A
| meets at the boat house this afternoon
| at o'clock. The auxiliary holds lis
regular meeting at $3.50 and after ad-
| iournrent, supper will be served al
| the boat house. The directors Of the
! association with their families are in
| vited. as well as all members of the
auxiliary.
Miss Abbie G. Burnham, former
| resident of Lake View, died in ProVi-
| dence last Saturday. Miss Burnham
| was employed at the Worcester Corset
| shop for great many years, and LAS
| a large circle of acquaintance in TINS
| city, who will be grieved to learn OF
| her death. The funeral will be held
at 1873 Doyle avenue, Providence today
| at 2 p. m.
! George e. Savage, a carriage painter
committed suicide by taking paris
green. at his home, Bennett court
Sunday morning. Dr. George A. Slo-
comb was called, but the man dice
shortly after he arrived. Medical Elk
aminer f. H. Baker was called anc
made an examination. The funera
will take place this morning in Prince
ton, where the body will be inferred.