The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-04
THE CITY.

nart1- - Wedlln Clup held whist
Inc owners learned of the matter and
roIioWed their man to the Herman
} street shop, and the police were notified
o,d rev Eliot White is still unable to Off
Sidte, ana there will be no morning ser
morrow. P''- Oieh ~
Mrs F, w. Emerson of the firm ~
backus & Emerson, is spending the
week IN New York, combining business
with pleasure. BUSINESS
MI, me u, German Evening Club met with
MISS Tyler at 80 Chatham street LAST
night. The discussion was upon Goe-
the's "Egmont."
George Bancroft Council. o. U. A. M.
neiu lts regular meeting last evening
T Tsilcn was followed by a whist party.
mere were 20 tables.
Inc anthems sung at the O'Clock YES
per service at All Souls church tomor-
row VIII be selected from the works of
c. P. Morrison. W. no u
Inc Mems Guild of st. Marks church
| held an enjoyable social at the parish
mouse on Freeland street last evening
winch was largely attended.
The first of a series of class meetings
At Uhe Fark avenue M. E. church which
nave been instituted by Rev. AIonzo
oanoerson, was held last night.
The regular monthly meeting of the
tOoaa BOARD or the Baldwinville hospital
cottages VIE be held with Mrs. w. A,
england, A Cedar street, this AFTERNOON
at o'clock. --O'-'
Inc funeral of Mrs. Clarissa L. Ed
sIuse TOOK place yesterday afternoon
Irom tne residence of her sister, Mrs. L.
Richardson, Elliott street Burial was
IN Hope cemetery
The exhibition of pictures by Abbott
Graves of Boston will be open to the
pupllc tuesday, at the Davis art gal
b isry on Elm street. The public exhi-
pltlon will last for two weeks.
The pupils of H. N. Davis, the well
known banjo, mandolin and guitar
teacher, of this city, will give a recital
IN Elocution hall, "a Front street, Tues
DAY evening, Feb 7, at 8 o'clock.
Francis Sanders, who died in Vine
land, N. j., last Monday, was buried
from l6 Salem street yesterday morning.
The interment was in Rural cemetery.
Rev. DR.. Coolidge conducting the SER
vices.
knights of Columbus Council of
Whitinsville will have the pleasure of
listening to the popular lecture of Ed
ward J. Mcmahon of this city on "a
summer day in Europe" at an early
date.
An illustrated lecture on 1.-The special
physiology of women" by DR.. Edith L.
Clark, was the feature of the meeting
OF the mothers circle which was held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. c. NJ.
Smith at Hudson street.
Senator A. S. Roe will speak before
the Mems Union of the Adams square
Congregational church next Monday
evening, and the pastor of the church.
Rev. John E. Dodge, will preach to the
same organization tomorrow evening.
An organ recital will be given by the
child phenomenon, Darwin Wood, at the
Park Congregational church this after
noon at 2.30 O'Clock, and another at in
the evening. A contribution will be
taken for the benefit of the church.
At the regular meeting of the Brito-
mart Society, yesterday, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
Miss Goodwin; vice president, Miss
Greene; secretary, Miss Ball; treasurer,
Miss Whittemore; term critic, Miss
| Williams.
Rev George S. Dodge officiated al
the funeral services of Florence Ethel
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Bar
| ker which took place from the home OF
| the parents, 1877 Washington street, yes
terday afternoon. The interment was in
Hope cemetery.
Nathan G. Burbank, the well-known
provision dealer of Allen court, retired
from business yesterday turning the
business over to new firm consisting
of Walter D. Burbank, R. O. Hanson
and J. E. Green. The new firm will
soon be Incorporated
| The lecture on Christian science,
what it is, and what it is not" by
Rev. Irving c. Tomlinsor : Boston, to
be given in Association Hall, Tuesday
evening, Feb. I, should draw a large
audience, the subject being of especial
/ interest at the present time. The pub
lie is cordially invited
The woman's auxiliary of Spiritual
lists held its regular meeting last even
ing in U. V. L. Hall, which was fol-
lowed by supper, entertainment and
! dance. There was speech by Mrs
Wilkins of this city, recitations and
singing by members of the auxiliary
Mrs. S. L. Maynard was chairman OF
the entertainment and supper commit
tee.
There was a very good attendance at
J the regular meeting of the Sunday
4 School Association yesterday. Many
new methods of work were discussed
and Mrs. Monroe Murphy of the OLD
South Church taught the lesson for the
following Sunday. Programs for the
. | igt,. tot ie 70
next Thursday in West Boylston, were
distributed.
Ernest Emisch, So years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officers
]. S. Mccarthy and Daniel Sullivan o.
station /, charged with larceny. Emisch
it is alleged, went to the shop of John,
son & Prentice yesterday afternoon anC
filed a wheelbarrow with scrap iroI
that was piled in the yard. He ther
, wheeled his load to junk shop on Her
mon street where the stuff was sold.