The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-13
THE CITY.

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The funeral of Katherine T. Huse
took place from Sessions undertaking
room yesterday afternoon. The burial
was in Hope cemetery.
A band of colored singers from
| Mayesville, S. c., viii! sing at the reg
ular Sunday afternoon meeting of the
| boys white regiment in Curtis hall at
At the meeting of Russell Council,
Royal Arcanum, last evening, Hugh
O'Rourke, delegate to the grand coun-
| Gil in Boston, read a report of the ses-
sion.
Glass A of Old South church Sunday
school had a social in the vestry last
| evening. Miss Beulah Lewis teacher,
was in charge. Refreshments We're
served
Grant Commandery, knights Of
Malta, worked the apron green degree
on four candidates last evening. One
| application for membership was re-
ceived.
The exhibit of the Worcester Sewing
School association will be held in Mem
orial hall this afternoon from to 5
| o'clock. Everybody, including children,
| invited.
The Reform Club meeting in Curtis
| hall, Sunday evening, will take the
form of memorial service to the late
Rev. DR.. Gould. There will be solos by
]. H. Bartlett.
Old South Church Bicycle club held
| a blind run last night. No attempt
was made to travel the country roads,
the ride being confined to city streets
| and the boulevard.
The meeting of the Home Missionary
alliance, which was to have been held
| in Old South church yesterday after
noon, was postponed until next Friday
| in Piedmont church.
Miss Edith G. Kinney gave a lecture
on "a trip in the south" in Lakeview
Methodist church last evening. The
proceeds will be used by the auxiliary
societies of the church.
Rev. DR.. 1IcCullagh of Plymouth
| Church spoke at Woodstock, Ct, yes
vention of Christian Endeavor societies
on What the Bible is worth.
Mrs. Freemans bird class outing for
| Saturday, $50 a. M, is postponed un-
| til Wednesday, $50 a. m. Only those
children who were appointed to go Sat
urday will meet at the Museum We'd
nesday morning, to go to Green hill.
President Thomas f. Harvey and
Michael McNulty were elected to repre-
| sent the local plumbers union at the
| New York and New England states
/ convention of plumbers to be held in
Jersey City on May 2s.
The Y. P. s. c. E. of Park church
held the second social in the series an
nounced by the social committee in the
| vestry of the church last night Re-
| freshments We're served by a commit
tee of young ladies of the society.
! The Temperance Crusaders will have
an all day meeting with Mrs. Harring-
| ton Howard, Leicester, next Monday
| They will leave on the $50 electric
from the Union station. If stormy the
meeting will be held Wednesday,
Ten candidates were initiated into the
mysteries of the regular degree staff
of Iroquois tribe, I. 0. r. NJ, at meet
ing in Red Mems hall, last night. AT
| the regular meeting next Friday eve
ming, the chiefs degree will be worked.
Stephen F. Littleton has removed his
law office from the Day block and is
now located with Col. William A. Gle
in the State Mutual building During
| Col. Giles absence in the west, Mr. Lit
Teton will have charge of all business
in the office.
Charles C. Blake, who was clerk for
! Captain Winslow S. Lincoln when he
served on the staff of Gen. John R.
Brooke, military commander Of Cuba
| is at present visiting the home of his
| captain at the corner of May and
| Chandler streets in this city.
The Painters and Decorators met at
labor headquarters and accepted the re-
] e
They admitted three new members. The
next meeting will be held Sunday after
noon, If the hall can be secured, when
important business will be transacted.
Herbert Smith, wire expert of the
! Washburn & Moen Mfg, Co, has ac-
cepted a position as manager Of the
rod and wire mill of Dorman, Long &
Co, at Middlesborough, Yorkshire
| England. He will sail for Liverpool in
a, few weeks.
Elmer E. Foster, circulation manager
| of the Los Angeles, Cal, Herald, and
| a native of Worcester, is passing a few
days in this city. He left Worcester
/ for California IL years ago, and was
for time connected with the San
| Francisco Examiner.
A large number of Worcester people
| attended a hurdy-gurdy party given by
| Misses Lucy J. Mitchell and Emma A.
Schoff in the Grafton town hall last
| evening. The matrons were Mrs. Rob
| inson Schoff, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Wiley
and Mrs. Arthur Mitchell.
The Webster Square Epworth League
| will observe the tenth anniversary of
the Epworth League movement Sunday
] evening at 7.30. There will be five
minute papers by F. E. Johnston, Miss
Myra Campbell Miss Ethel Howard
and Mrs. Harvey Prescott. There will
be an address by the pastor Rev. B. L.
| Kingsley.
! The Worcester League of Unitarian
| Women will meet at the South Unita-
rian Church next Wednesday for an all
day session including a basket lunch
| at noon. Reports of officers will be
| heard and discussions will be in order.
Mrs Emily Fifield, secretary of the Ma
/ tional Alliance, will speak on the sub
| ject of "Women's clubs and the Ma
| tional Alliance"
Four candidates were admitted to
| membership at the meeting of Bay
| State lodge. I. o. 0. F., Manchester
| Unity, last evening. A committee COM
posed of George Exley, Albert Stowell,
| Ernest Whitehead, Charles Rider,
rangements for a smoke talk to be held
in conjunction with the next meeting,
May 26.
WE'LL KNOWN IN WORCESTER.
Edward R. Gates. who died in Spring
field last Sunday evening, was a form
er resident of this city. having been,
for twelve years previous to his re-
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