The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-05
DIVERSIFIED PROGRAM
Dramatics and Music Roy
ally Entertain a Fine
Leicester Party.

Leicester April 4.-Favoring skies and a
large and appreciative audience greeted
the presentation Of the sacred concert
given under the auspices OF the Unitarian
Ladies' Society for the benefit of the must
cal fund at Smith Hall this evening.
The first part Of the evening was taken
up by a concert, in which the II. II. Disco
Orchestra Of Leicester Misses Mabel
Louise Smith and Harriet M. Stark Of
Leicester, Miss Marion Putnam and Ev-
eFett j. Harrington of Worcester took
part. A selection from Macbeth, in cos
1 tune, was given by Mrs. John Woodcock
Of Worcester president Of the Shakspere
| Club, between the musical selections.
Two acts from Winters Tale were
! given by other members Of the Ladies'
Shakspere Club in the latter half of the
evening. The acting Of the ladies spoke
well OF their natural talent and for the
! interest and careful drill manifested at
the club meetings.
/ isle of love" William BendiX Ii. II. Bis
co Orchestra; solo, could l." f. PaOlO
Tosti Miss Mabel f. Smith; piano solo,
(a) "Mumuring zephyrs," Adolf Jensen,
o. Shepherds all and maidens fair.
Ethelbert NeVin, Miss Marion Putnam,
selection from Macbeth, In costume, Mrs.
John Woodcock. Woodland whispers"
A Cjibulka, orchestra; duet, .Noon-tide
heat IS long passed over A. c. Thomas,
Mabel +. Smith and Harriet NJ Stark,
piano solos, ca AIR de ballet" Cnam-
made. % 'Mazurka.' BoroWski, Everett
The selections from Winters Tale,
were act g. scene 2 "A court Of Justice,
and act S, scene 3, "A chapel IN Pauline's
house" The dTamatis personae were.
Leontes Mrs. II. l.. Watson; Hermione,
Mrs T, II. Clifford; Pauline Mrs. John
Disco: FloriZel. Mrs. David Reeves; Poll
Xenes Miss Adeline May; Camille, Mrs.
Henry Disco: officer Miss Ruth Z Hatch.
Lords. Mrs II. o. Smith Mrs. Warren
Smith The march Cuban independ-
cnce." G. d. Henninger, by the orchestra,
closed the evenings entertainment.
The annual meeting Of the proprietors Of
Pine Grove cemetery VIII take place on
Tuesday afternoon, April H. at 2 O'Clock.
in the rooms Of the Leicester National
Bank. The annual election Of officers will
be held, and any other business WI be
transacted.
Henry L. Elliott chief engineer at the
Suburban power station, severely bruised
his right hand yesterday. He was work
ing about the machinery, and his hand
became jammed IN a dynamo. The mem
Der was pulled away with the flesh Of the
palm and back raw. Mr.. Elliott was at
work today with the right hand bound up
The selectInen will hold their regular
meeting on Saturday afternoon at .. The
oFerseers Of the poor VIII hold their reg
ular meeting on Friday evening
George Glispen, conductor on the Su6ur-
ban. IL laid up with a hard cold
A. ". Darling's mill at Valley Mills
shut down yesterday on account Of a
break IN the governor Of the engine, and
is expected 70 start up Thursday.
John Beaudrcau. who has been en-
plCyed at Il. d. Thayer's mill, has started
a bicycle store iu Worcester.
Fred Ninton Of Quineb1aE is the guest Of
John Caueen Of Auburn street
Frank Downey is having a krafae
racer built TO order.
The monthly business meeting Of The
Cherry Valley Epworth League was held
this evening IN the vostry. There was
good attendance.
Waiter Allen. m0tor1nan on tho 5uuur-