The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-03
THE CITY.

parish will meet this afternoon in the
} chapel
! Joseph G. Williams sails for Sweden
today to engage in business with his
father at Gutenberg.
DR.. Isaac Farrar of Boston is at his
| branch office in the Lincoln House and
will remain until p. IN.
w. p. Hartman retires from the posi-
| ton as sexton at the Old South church,
to go into the house heating business IN
this city,
The body of Miss Sadie M. Marble,
who died in SaXonville, was brought TO
this city yesterday afternoon and buried
il Mt Hope.
Rev. G. NJ. Hendrickson of Orange
will preach at the Second Swedish Con
gregational church at Qulnsigamohd
Thursday night.
Prudence circle of Ruth Lodge, U. Q.
of I. o. L., will meet with Mrs. Laura
Hastings, 4 Shawmut street, Friday al
ternoon and evening.
Miss Abbie G. Hale died at 142 Bea-
con street Monday evening. She had
been a teacher in the Downing street
school for some time.
The Suffrage League will meet with
Mrs. Henry W. Wall, No. 8 Harring-
ton avenue, on May 4, at 9 p. m. A full
attendance is requested.
The funeral of Mary wife of Herbert
NJ Smell, took place from her home, 6
Eastern avenue yesterday afternoon.
The burial was in Hope cemetery.
A. c. Stewart, extra freight engineer
on the Fitchburg railroad, has been
transferred to the WilliamstoWn and
Worcester branch, and will begin work
today.
The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Keelan
| took place from her late home, Brook
street, in Cherry VALLEY, yesterday
morning. A requiem high mass was
held in st. Joseph's church.
The marriage of Carl j, Patterson and
Miss Chrintina S. Oberg was solemniZed
Monday night at Seymour street by
| the Rev. F. A. Engstrand of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church tiQuinsigamond.
Alfred Roy Sc Portland street, has
been delegated to go to Montreal to
attend the first annual convention of
the society of French Canadian Arti-
sans, which begins Sunday, May q,
and lasts several days.
The Ladies' Faith and Works Soci-
ETY. of Park church held q salad supper
ana entertainment in the church last
night At the business meeting of the
society it was voted to hold straw
berry supper some time in June
Charles Webster, clerk in the Ameri-
can Express company office OF Uiion
station, returned to work yesterday af-
ter an absence of a week from duty. Mr..
Webster was confined to his home as
| the result of an accident in which a can
of milk slipped and crushed his toe.
The annual session of the state coun-
Gil of the Daughters Of Liberty will De
held in Boston next Wednesday in Law
renee encampment, 1. 0. O. F., hall
Washington street. The local councils,
| Fidelity and Unity, will send dele
gates
julius Schneider, manager of adver-
Using and promotion of the American
Steel and Wire Company, is in Wor-
| cester making arrangements for adver-
Using the products of the Washburn e.
Moen departments. G. A. Honeker,
chief auditor, is also here examining
the books.
ENdnS6llCdl services are DelnB nelu
nightly at the Main street Baptist
church. This evening, George c. Whit
ney gives an address on "The discipioe
point of view" and tomorrow night II.
D. Barber, former president of the Y.
NJ. c. A, will speak, as will Bryant f.
Upham on Friday evening.
The executive committee on fedora
ton representing the French mutual
aid societies of Maine, Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island and Connecticut, is to
meet again in Worcester Sunday at
Hotel Brunswick to continue its work
in the interest of federating all the So
cieties into one big organization.
Although the three weeks retreat at
Holy Name of Jesus Church ended
Sunday, the missionaries, Rev. Fr. A.
Pichon S. J., and Rev Fir. p. Prince,
S. j., remained with the people for the
express purpose of beginning with
them last night the religious exercises
Of the month of May, dedicated to the
Virgin Mary.
Senator George F. Hoar leaves Bos-
ton this afternoon for Europe on the
Dominion line steamer New England.
Mrs Hoar and her sister, Mrs. w. W.
Rice, accompany him. The party will
remain in Europe most of the summer
and the senator plans to do consider
able literary work They will return
to Worcester early in October.