The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-06
THE CITY.

VIII 9S rene whitney of Wayne street,
~iI nas peen visiting on Capitol Hill,
4Aipsny' returned home last week.
Or. Gunnison gives in the vestrv IN
Wednesday evening, one of his Isnten
life. '''i'S anu tile future
MI The Charity Whist will meet with
streo+ Idrane Z. Whiting, IA Bowdoin
osa1Ht, on tuesday afternoon at $50
~ ire cholr of the Harlem Street Swed-
lsh Baptist Church will hold its an
lual meeting at the church tomorrow
ne regular communication of Mon
lacute Lodge, A. +. & A. NJ, will take
pace TINS evening at o'clock in Ma
sonic hall.
MISS A. M. Cunningham has returned
rom New York, where she took an
extra course in hairdressing and facial
massage treatment.
The Chaplin Club has on Thursday
evening one of its popular dramas. It
- the entertainment of the literary
committee of the club.
The Ladies' Circle of the First Uni
Versallst Church has a supper in the
Nestry on Tuesday with an en-
tertainment in the evening.
The Swedish Temperance Union will
nold a sociable Sunday afternoon,
march 10, at $50 o'clock at the Salem
square Congregational Church.
There will be meeting of the Rama
D9l (1Tplp aft tho q H.
afternoon at 3 o'clock. 1t is desirable
that all members should be present.
Louis Kelso Brennan of this city will
appear at the entertainment given in
Norwood this evening under the aus
plces OF the Kernwood Club of that
town.
Mrs. A. Halay wishes to announce to
the Monday evening class that the
class will meet as usual tonight; also.
that March Is is the date for the mas
querade.
Edouard Rod, the famous French lit
erateur, will give talk on the Roman
d Amour at the home of Mrs J. Ed
win Smith, Ashland street, on March
IA at $50 o'clock.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of All Souls Church will
be held Tuesday afternoon, March &
There will be a supper and entertain
ment in the evening.
The Brewers Union held an informal
entertainment at labor headquarters
yesterday forenoon. A pleasing must
cal program was well received Re
freshments were in order.
Rev. John j. Greene, S. J., professor
of special classics at Holy Cross Col
lege, has been summoned to New York
to attend the funeral services of hi:
father, who died in that city last week
The greater communion" hymn
written and composed by Albert Z
Daley, a member of the First Baptis
Church, was sung at the morning serv
ice yesterday and was most favorabl!
received.
Division "A, Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans, held the monthly meeting in The
hall, 98 Front street, yesterday after.
noon, Four new members were admit
ted and five applications referred to the
investigating committee.
Val Lodge, Good Templars, held its
regular meeting yesterday afternoon al
their hall in Quinsigamond. 1t was
voted to accept the invitation from
Monitor Lodge to play whist at tbs
latters hall next Saturday evening.
On Monday evening, March 9Th, C
w. Putnam is to give talk before the
Mems Union of Adams Square Con
gregational Church, on "Tramps with
Co. K, Twenty-fifth Massachusetts
regiment, in the army of the James,"
The Journeymen Stonecutters' Union
met at Bricklayers and Plasterers
Hail. 500 Main street, yesterday after
noon. Timothy Shannon invited the
members to attend the meeting of the
Independent Political Club, at labor
headquarters.
Next Thursday is the day for the
regular meeting of the Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Harlem street church,
but it will not meet until one week from
Thursday, when it will spend the after
noon at Mrs Charles Flobmans, so
Harlem street.
Among the members of the medical
profession who attended the funeral
services of the late f. w. Brigham of
Shrewsbury ON Saturday We're Drs. j.
Flagg, Charles B. Stevens and Samuel
Flagg of Worcester, and G. A. Stearns
of Pawtucket, r. |.
NO BANQUET.
Al