The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-11
THE CITY.

VIII mold their monthly meeting Friday
evening at o'clock.
The directors of the Y. M. C. A. Cam
era club will hold a meeting Friday ev-
ening at 745 o'clock.
Damascus Lodge, K. of p, met in its
rooms, 4O5 Main street, last night, and
one candidate received the second de-
gree rank.
The monthly meeting Of the board of
| directors Of the Builders Exchange will
be held Friday evening at o'clock in
the exchange room.
The Kneisel quartet of Boston will
give two concerts in Worcester this
season, the first to be Nov. 8, and the
second Dec. 81. Tickets will soon be put
on sale.
There was a meeting of the Good
samaritan society last night at 10
Pearl street. Plans are being made for a
musical and literary entertainment to
be given this month.
The Viking Club will hold its annual
! fair at Mechanics hall on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, Nov
9-10-f1 There will be music, dancing
and fancy articles for sale.
At the regular meeting of George H.
| Ward w. r. c., on Thursday next, a
lunch will be served at the close of
the meeting. Visitors are expected
| to be present. Inspection will be held
Nov. 2sd.
The firm of Fiske Bros. bill posters,
has been dissolved. Laban B. Fiske will
continue the business, in partnership
with his son, Herbert L. Fiske. Roger
| w Fiske will continue in the employ
of the firm.
The meeting of the Y. M. c. A. di-
rectors and supper that was to be have
been held in the rooms of the associa-
ton last night was postponed for va
rious reasons, and will be held at a
future date.
The engagement is announced of
First Sergeant Michael NJ Koran of
the Emmett Guards and Miss Nora T.
Downes. The ceremony will be per-
formed at ST. Johns Church Wednes-
day, Oct. Is.
The sewing classes and the embroid-
| cry class of the Y. w. c. A. opened at
the rooms last night and a large class
was in attendance. The work is in
charge of Misses Ida L. Eaton and Ma
ry C. Williams.
The Patricia Club will present three
act comedy drama entitled "The Silent
Jury" at st. Paups hall, Tuesday eve
ming. The proceeds Of this play will be
turned over to the treasury of the ST.
Pauls orphanage.
The First Swedish Lutheran church
will hold a concert at the church par
Tors on Mulberry street Oct. "a A
| fine program has been prepared, and
the concert will consist Of music and
literary selections.
Benchley Conclave, l. o. H, received
one candidate for membership at it's
meeting last evening. An address was
given by Deputy L. T. Converse. Jules
e. Offner gave Rotations. A. M.
Roman was the pianist
| Universal Brotherhood lodge held an
open meeting in Knowles building last
evening. An address on the work of
Helena Petronna Blavatsky a leader in
| theosophical study, was given by Miss
Ella Sanders, secretary of the lodge.
Industry Council, Junior Mechanics,
held it's regular meeting last night, at
! 20 Pearl street and discussed plans for
an open meeting to be held at some flu
ttre date not yet fixed. Speakers from
out of town win be invited to attend
and the members can bring their lady
friends as guests.
| At the mems meeting at the Y. M. C.
| A. rooms, Sunday afternoon, Rev. AL
bert G. Todd Of the Bethany Church
4 will speak on Hints from a young
| mans experiences" Vocal music will
be furnished by the male choir and in
| strumentaI music will be furnished by
the Alhambra Mandolin and Harp
Club.
The McAlI Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. Martin Green, Green Hill, tomor-
row afternoon, at 8 O'clock. A lady
who has recently visited Paris will
speak of her personal observations of
the McAll work. Everey one is invited
and, as Mrs. Green kindly opens her
house, it is hoped there will be large
attendance.
There was slight blaze at the door
way of the Star Clothing Company last
night about s o'clock. The electric
lamp suspended from the top of the
doorway did not work well, and an at
higher up in the globe. In some way
the lamp fell off the hook and a flame
blazed UP to the ceiling that was soon
put out. The damage was only nomi-
nal.
There will be sale and fair at the
Home for Aged Ladies'. on Thursday
afternoon and evening. The articles
offered for sale are mostly the work
| the fair hope that the public will gen
erously respond to the work The Home
at present Is in fairly prosperous con-
diticn, but there are applications from
enough old ladies to fill the Home, and
| the society is much in need of funds.