The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-07
THE CITY.

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for the Bermudas tomorrow.
Mrs. Harry S. Putnam is entertain
ing Miss Viola Wright of North Adams.
George Gale of Amesbury is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Wood of 1T3 Austin
street.
Mrs. Charles E. Whitaker of Nor
wich, Conn, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William B. Sisson.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
Unitarian Church will meet in the
church parlor Tuesday at 2.30 D. m.
H. NJ Wilson, court stenographer,
who has been suffering from pneumo-
MIA, resumed his official duties.
Mrs Clara Parker, who has been
visiting friends in Worcester, has re-
turned to her home in Gambia, N. H.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the ST.
Johns Episcopal Church will meet in
the assembly room at 8 p. m. Tuesday
Feb. 7.
On March /, at Fortier's dancing
academy, the Worcester Hebrew De-
batting Club will mold a social and
dance.
The social democrats meet Tuesday
at p. m. in room 2 at 20 Pearl street.
Subject, Railroad question" by C. w.
Saunders.
The men of All Souls Church will
serve a chicken pie supper this eve
ming. There will be music by the Web
Der quartet
Rev. Dr. John E. Tuttle will preach
to the Worcester Central Association
at the Adams Square Church at 10
O'aloclx this poOrniOO
DIR. Walter L. Clark was yesterday
elected chairman and James c. Coffey
clerk of the board of health, at its
meeting in the city hall
The Massachusetts Progressive Asso-
citation will hold a banquet the night of
Washington's birthday The Creamerie
is where it will take place.
Henry M. Ferrin was arrested last
night by officers Fyrbarg and F'laher-
ty on warrant, charging him with
neglect to support his wife.
Miss Edith Ellsbree, soprano, and
Ernest L. Smith, violinist, furnished
music at the vesper service of the Uni
versalist Church in Webster Sunday.
Arthur M. Stone, treasurer of the
Isaac Prouty Company, has returned
from an extensive trip in the west. He
reports business excellent in that sec
ton.
Secretary James Draper of the
parks commission was unable to at
tend it's meeting yesterday. Nothing
was done but to approve bills for jan
uary.
The Ladies Benevolent Society of the
Lincoln Square Baptist Church will
meet Tuesday afternoon and evening
at the home of Mrs. Huntoon, 81 Bel
mont street.
Rev c. w. Kent will deliver the sec
ond lecture in the Bethany church
course of stereoptican lectures, Tues
day evening Subject: Concord and
Concord people :"
The Second Parish Club will listen to
a talk on Suffrage qualifications" by
Professor George HI. Haynes of the
Tech, in the vestry Of the church, on
Wednesday evening.
The local branch of the state police
force is badly affected by the grip
Lewis F. f, Abbott and Peleg F. Muir
ray are confined to their homes with
the popular malady.
George L. Hart, sealer of weights and
measures of Northboro, visited c. Her.
bert DeFosse, seaIer for Worcester,
Yesterday, to get points for establish
ing system in Northboro.
The engagement Of Charles II. Day,
Tech 81, now residing in Providence,
and Miss Edith Hoyie, daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. Edwin Hoyle of West Mill
bury, has been announced.
Mrs. Kate simmonds fell on the ice
at her home, e2S Main street, on Sun
oh. In 10
and was otherwise shaken up. DR..
Lamson Allen attended her
The Mems Union of the Adams
Square Congregational Church will give
a banquet i'll the church vestry on the
evening of the 9th, for the purpose of
raising money for the parish.
Alexander Bowler and Mrs. Henry
Bowler have been stopping at Palm
Ter viii soon start for Nassau, New
Providence, for a ten days stop.
George II. Swain, janitor at city hall.
aug out the ice over the portico yes
terday and made an opening into the
conductor which connects with the sew
er pipes. There were four inches Of
ice.
Massasoit Tribe of Red Men met at
" Front street last night and worked
the degree of adoption on 16 applicants
out OF q who applied at the last meet
ing. Applications of 10 more were re-
ceiyed.
TIE IRON moulders had a meeting at
I'll Southbridse street last night, and
applications of 16 men were received.
The members talked for a while on the
Zero strike. and the work of the New
England conference board
Inc regular monthly meeting of the
Baptist city mission board was held
last evening at the Main Street BAN
fist church. Reports of an encouraging
nature We're received from the various
missions in the city. Frank L. Durkee
presided.
e. w. Lathe, who has spent ten win
tiers in the south and four summers in
the west will give a description of
some of the places he has visited and
also of his trip up the Mississippi river,
at the Volunteers hall, 16 Mechanic
street, this evening, at o'clock.
Rev. Irving C. Tomlinson of Boston
VIII lecture In Association hall this
evening. His subject is Christian
Science, what it is and what 1t is not y
Mr.. Tomlinson has lectured in other
cities to large and representative audi
ences and speaks with ease and fiu-
ency.
The lecture by Rev. A. q. Conrad at
Park church, last night, was on "Sel-
kinks and the Rockies" and was well
attended. The proceeds go to pay the
| interest on the church debt. The lee
ture was fully illustrated and was de-
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