The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-12

st. Marks Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Larrabee, 43 Florence street, this
afternoon at o'clock.
Drs. w, P. Clark and F. H Baker
vaccinated $50 children at the office of
the board of health yesterday morning.
The clerks in the city water depart
announcing the fact that water bills are
due.
The Ladies Aid society of the South
Unitarian church will meet in the
church parlor this afternoon at 2.SO
o'clock.
At the meeting of Tatassit Canoe Club
last evening, 1t was voted to keep the
lake club house open until Oct. l. The
cafe will be closed Sunday.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, No. H.. A. O. H., was held in
/. C. B. hall, last evening. The regular
business of the society was transacted.
The Garde dHonneur of St. Joseph's
parish went to Webster last evening to
take part in the bazaar of the Webster
an exhibition drill. The company left
Worcester on the Norwich road at 6.25
and returned this morning.
The Christian Endeavor. society of
Piedmont church will hold its Septem-
Der social, THURSDAY, Sept. IA. After Oct.
. Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Scott of Piedmont
church win be at home to callers on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month. both afternoon and evening.
The Britomart society of the English
high school will hold it's first meeting
Friday afternoon There will be piano
solos by Misses Pierce. Valva and Shee-
han, readings by Misses Gleason, Hold
/ en-, Houghton and Williams, a violin
solo by Miss Hurlburt, and a vocal solo
by Miss Kennedy.
The United Catholic Temperance so
cieties will meet this evening at Father
Mathew hall. Business of Importance
will come before the meeting relative to
the diocesan field day and the Worces-
ter county convention which will be
delegates is expected.
The Order Of Alfredians nominated
the following members at it's meeting
last evening Honorable commander
Henry Coley; vice commander, Thos
Cooper; chaplain, Thomas Coley;
treasurer Joseph Rhodes; recorder
Jesse Seeds; scribe, James Rhoymd
The election will take place next week.
The Worcester Boys club was opened
last night for the fall and winter work
The evening was spent in renewing
membership tickets and receiving new
members. Fully $50 tickets were made
out, number of which went to new
members. This work will occupy the
rest of the week. but regular work
will be begun at an early date.
At the close of the afternoon session
at Salisbury street school, yesterday
the teachers were called together by
their principal Miss Nellie c. Thomas
to listen to very delightful talk by
one of their number, Miss Louise A.
Stockdaie. Miss Stockdale has recently
returned from attending the meetings
of the National Teachers association
held at San Francisco and had many
interesting and entertaining experiences
to reiate to her associates, who at the
close rendered her a hearty vote of
thanks. M
The Mystics met last night in the
rooms of President C. C. Scott. hi
Chandler street, and elected George r.
Mann to membership Mr.. Mann was
a member of the Mikados in San Fran
cisco. an organization with similar OBJ
jects, and he brings with him a lot OF
new ideas. w. W. Lewis, treasurer nt
club. was not present, being in Philadel-
phia at the G. A r. encampment. but
it is expected that he will be home the
last of the month to assist in the final
preparations for the assembly, which
takes place inSteinert hall, Sept. 90