The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-06
THE CITY.

Mrs. Andrew F. Stolberg of Esther
May 81. =
Mrs Louisa Shumway Heron will be
the soloist at the Main Street Baptist
church next Sunday
/ Court Frederic T. Greenhalge met in
F'oresters' hall last evening, and admit
ted four new members.
The Salem Street Swedish Congrega-
| tlonal church will hold it's regular
! monthly meeting tonight at the church
vestry.
Mrs. Hannah Edlund returned to
Kansas City yesterday after a months
visit with her mother, Mrs, S. j. Olson,
% Home street.
The officers of Iroquois Tribe l. o.
| r. M, worked the adoption degree on
six candidates at the meeting of the
tribe last night.
The annual meeting of the Worcester
District Medical association will be
held at the Bay State House Wednes-
day morning, May 10.
The, regular meeting of the z. r. II.
Club will occur with Mrs. Chas. L.
Gates, S45 Main street, at $50 o'clock
p. M, Saturday, May g.
The Swedish Salvation Army corps
auction last night of the articles left
from their recent fair at headquarters
in Quinsigamond, netted $50.
Hope Lodge, Odd Ladies, enter
tanned members and their friends at
5 O'Clock tea in Castle hall, Walker
building, yesterday afternoon.
Prudence Circle of Ruth Lodge met
with Mrs. Laura Hastings, 4 Shawmut
street yesterday. afternoon and even
ing. In the evening there was whist.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Worcester local branch of the Baldwin
Vile Hospital Cottages will be held
with Mrs. R. A. Thwing "a Elm street,
Saturday afternoon Mays.
The Ladies' Relief Corps Sewing Cir
Gle met in G. A r. hall yesterday af-
ternoon and listened to an impromptu
literary and musical program arranged
by the entertainment committee.
Miss Mary Trumbulrs class in botany
met at the Natural History rooms yes
terday afternoon at 4.45 O'Clock, and
passed an hour in the study of some of
the violets, the bluet and venation.
The Citizens Political club will meet
in the Armenian church on Laurel hill,
Sunday evening. DR.. Arthur X. Yoo-
sui will deliver an address on Abra-
ham Lincoln, and several other mem
bers will speak.
About 20 members of the second class
at the state normal school held pleas
ant social at the school last evening
The refreshments were furnished by
@ r pbhOIi g Son
Worcester Commandery, L. L. o. U.
A. M, at their meeting in headquar-
ters, Day building, last night, COM
pleted arrangemen for uniting with
Central Council for a necktie party and
dance in Steinert hall, May II.
The Cycle League of Old South
Church went on a short blind run
around the city last night, leaving the
church at Z o'clock. The return was at
las, and a social in the parlors of the
church followed.
The Home club was entertained at
1873 Pleasant street, yesterday after
noon. by Miss Mary Russell. Miss
Russell read paper on The history
and manufacture of lace" and Mrs. Ed
ward Hill spoke on THE Brussels of
today"
A cottage house with two lots of
land, formerly belonging to Irving E.
Bigelow, on West Boylston street, were
sold at mortgagee's sale yesterday to
Addie Duprey for 5000 above the mort
gage. Lawyer Charles S. Dodge repre-
scented the interests of the mortgage.
The June festival of Swedish singers
will have a program in the shape of
book of 70 pages, and will have over
h1T nf the leading singers
besides many group pictures and a.
elaborate frontispiece. The estimated
cost is $500.
Bernard O'Connor of % Jefferson
street was mustered into the service of
the United States by Capt. c. S. Gresh-
am. at the local recruiting office, and
left on the o'clock boat train for Fort
Slocumb where he is TO go into the
assigned infantry.
At a meeting in Castle hall, last
night, Worcester Temple, Order of
Rathbone Sisters, initiated eight mem
bers The temple, which now. enrolls
80 members, will meet regularly the
second and fourth Wednesday even
ings of each month in Castle hall.
Rev. August Pohl, well known in
Worcester, has been transferred from
Chicago to Brockton, where he will pre-
side over the Swedish Congregational
church. of which he was pastor five
years ago. Rev. j. E. Johnson, the
present pastor has resigned and Will
return to Sweden.
A praise service will be held at
Adams Square Congregational church
Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. John E. Dodge, will give
a short address. assisted by the church
quartet-Miss Blaney, soprano; Miss
Robinson. alto; Mr.. Brannon, tenor
Mr. Deacon, bass.
The Primary and Junior Sunday
School Teachers union met in the Y.
NJ. c. A. building yesterday afternoon,
and listened to a paper on THE cradle
roll" read by Mrs: c. E. Squier of
Grace church. The lesson for Sunday
was taught by Mrs. Gilbert Davis of
the First Biptist church.
The condition of John Shannagarian,
who was badly burned about the eyes
at the Wright & Cotton wire cloth
works. Wednesday, and later taken to
the City hospital. is looked on hope
fully by the doctors at the hospital,
who think that his eyesight may be
saved.
The fortnightly supper and social of
the WOmen's auxiliary of the Worces-
ter Association of Spiritualists was
held in L. V. L. hall. 531 Main street,
last night Mrs J. w. Kenyon of Lynn.
who will speak at the meeting in G.
A. r. hall. Sunday afternoon and ev-
ening. was present and made short
talk.