The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-17
FROM STERLING CAMP.
Summer Season Fairly On at Cottage
Houses on the Wooded Hill.

Sterling Junction, June 16,-Recent
arrivals at the camp grounds are MI
and Mrs. A. Bennett and daughter of
Fitchburg.
Mrs. George Bean ana child are oc-
cupying their cottage on Lake View
avenue for few days.
Mrs. George E. Sanderson, wife of
Rev. George L. Sanderson, pastor of
the Coral Street NJ E. Church, Wor-
cester and her daughter, are spending
Sunday in their cottage on Lake View
avenue.
Mrs. e. G. Came and daughter Clara
from Somerville have come to their
cottage on Lake View avenue to spend
the summer.
Today Mrs. Games daughter, Mrs.
George Clarke. and her husband and
baby from So1nerville, arrived to spend
Sunday with their mother.
Mrs. G. II. Pierce of Somerville has
arrived to occupy her cottage on Chest
nut avenue for the summer.
Mrs. G. O. Richardson is getting her
cottage ready for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Lowe and Mrs.
c. A. Richardson visited the grounds
today.
Mrs. ]. G. Pollard is occupying her
cottage for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. Thompson are here
improving their recently purchased
cottage on Mabrick avenue.
Mrs. French and daughter, Mrs,
Harry Sawyer are occupying their cot
tage on Chestnut avenue.
Mrs. Richard Joyce and sister, Miss
Ella Pray, from Somerville, will spend
Sunday at their cottage in the Twin
Acres"
Mr. Williston and family are expect
ed to spend Sunday in their cottage in
the Twin Acres
The following society houses are OPP
ened Trinity NJ. E. of Worcester, by
Mrs. Hempley and daughter; Clinton,
by Mrs. Cross and son; Webster Square,
Worcester by Mr.. and Mrs. Gregson;
Lowell, by Mrs. Glidden.
c. A. Richardson of Worcester has
purchased a lot containing two acres
from John Gates. Mr. Richardson is
now erecting a summer cottage that is
expected to eclipse all others in this
vicinity.
F. H. Danforth of Dorchester has
purchased Mrs Kilburn's cottage,
"Whynhope," on Lake View avenue.
Mrs. Emma Prescott has purchased
the cottage. Daisy Lodge" Of Mrs.
Reed from Ware.
j. X. thompson OF SOmerVllle mas
purchased the Simons cottage on Wal
nut avenue, and is improving and en-
larging it.
Mrs. E. w. skilIin of Worcester,
daughters of Mrs. G. J. Bumpus, from
LenoXville, Que, who is occupying the
Thayer cottage on Laurel avenue, has
purchased one of A. Benefits cottages
on Lake View avenue
Rev. W. H. HambletOn, chaplain of
the grounds, has conducted Sunday
morning services for the past three
weeks. He is meeting with great
success and his sermon last Sunday
was specially interesting and praise
worthy. Sunday morning services will
be held throughout the summer. A
Sunday school will be organized next
Sunday with Mrs. Hambleton, a very
capable leader, at its head and Mrs.
Fannie Hastings in charge of the in
FAINT department. Sunday evening ser
vices will be held throughout the sum-
mer and at present they are conduct
ed by the chaplain
E J. Games cottage on Lake View
avenue has been greatly improved by
a large addition.
The Laurel Street Society house has
been rendered more convenient by hav-
ing the dining room enclosed.
Mrs. II. w Hastings is spending a
few days with her son George, in Chel-
sea. He has left Brewers wholesale
drug store in Worcester, and is with
Freeman in his drug store in Chel-
sea.