The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-16
BOOMING.
North Brookfeld Is
a Coming Town.
SUNDAY SERVICES,
Grist of Good Things From
Busting Township.

North Brookfeld, Jan. 15.-Sunday
has been observed at all of the local
churches with sermons which have
shown careful preparation At the
Tucker Memorial Church, Rev. Joseph
j. Spencer preached an eloquent ser
mon. taking as his text What is
truth?" John, 1888. A special invita-
tion was given to all those interested
in the church and it's work to be pres
ent at the church meeting and supper
| Tuesday afternoon and evening.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Rev. Nelson L. Porter preached a very
interesting sermon from John, xiv:1-3,
"Ghrist's comforting words.
Notice was given that the Epworth
League will hold a business meeting
Monday evening in the pastors study
at 730.
AT the First Congregational Church.
Rev John L. Sewell preached from the
Following text: IF man die, shall he
live again?' Job, 14-14
AT St. Josephs Roman Catholic
Church, Rev. FIR. Tuite reviewed the
work of the past year.
A rumor was current on the street
last evening, that more changes are
TO be made IN the foremen at the Batch
eller factory, but it cannot be verified.
! North Brookfield people will be in
! terested in the item announcing that
Mrs. Francis Batcheller will give a
dinner at the Tuileries in Boston on
the 18th, at which Nine. Blanche Mar
! chest will be the guest of honor. Nine.
Blanche Marchesi is the daughter of
Marchesi, the world-renowned teacher
| of music.
e. A. Batcheller finished the work of
filling his ice house Saturday. About
2e00 tons were cut, with an average
thickness of Is inches.
=! Mrs. A. j. Todd and Miss Nellie Ethel
TODD of Connecticut, are visiting at the
nome OF Rev. Nelson L. Porter.
Dea. and Mrs. Frank Smith are visit
ing In Worcester for few DAYS.
warren Bartlett of Elm street is Wis
| iting with his brother in Newton. Mass
Inc committee appointed by the St.
Joseph's Temperance Society to arrange
for defraying the expenses of the So
clety at the next annual field day, met
clilS AFTERNOON and decided on a three
nignts entertainment in the town hall.
the last of March. The report will be
presented to the society at its next
meeting.
! X. b. Holiness who was reported as
dangerously i'll with pneumonia is
slightly improved and may possibly re-
cover DR.. Murdoch of Spencer was
called in consultation with DR.. Spooner
this afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac May, Mrs. Mabel Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Rich and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
l.. Bush will attend the 25th annivers-
airy of the marriage of George w. Bush
at Newton tomorrow.
| DIR. Lewis A. Smith will move into fine
tenement lately vacated by Mrs ]. 81.
| Woodford on Summer street If salts
Factory arrangements can be made.
Monday morning the X. Y. q. Climb
VIII send out about five hundred invi-
tations to the social which takes place
Jan. 81. f4''ee
jeremiah Kelly, Jr., aged 40 wears. a
son OF jeremiah Kelly Of st. Johns
street, died in Brockton yesterday. His
body will be brought here for burial
Monday 'e'i'
The management of the Holy Cross
Basket Ball Club are correspondent o.
With F. j. Daniels of this town with ref.
erence to securing his services as UNI
pore Tor their games the coming season
NeHie Hobbs and Mabel Taylor. both
OF Spencer, were the guests of WigIian
f. Hobbs of Gilbert street todav