The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-12
THE CITY.

ernoE of that state.
Commander Booth Tucker of the Sa
yatfon Army will be in Worcester ney
Sunday and will speak in Hortieultur;
Hall in the afternoon and evening.
7eIroquois Tribe of Red Men will hol
4 social dance in Horticultural Ha
Thursday evening. Harry E. Brigham
orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Anna Gertrude Child. Mr.. r =
Hammond's promising pupil, has bee
called to her home in the west on ar
count of the illness of her mother.
The three nights fair of Division 81
A.. o. H, held at SO Front stree
closed successfully last night The at
tendance was greater than either of tn
previous nights.
Lizzie Wilson. the promising younI
pupil of Mrs. William E. Bowen an,
Ellie G. Adams. will appear at Gil
more9s Theatre, Springfield, Washing
tons birthday.
A. P. Marble, formerly superintend
ent Of schools in Worcester, but now o
New York, was in Worcester, attend
ing the annual meeting of the trustee.
of Worcester Academy. He returns t.
1
Elizabeth Curry, GO years old. Of
Albert street, slipped in the bath room
at her home last evening and fell to the
floor, fracturing her left hip. She was
taken to the city hospital in the police
ambulance.
DR.. Cooper, superintendent Of the
Little Wanderers Home of Boston. will
be in Worcester Sunday. He will speak
at the Main Street Baptist Church in
the morning, and will be assisted by
a Ghildren's chorus from the home
DIR. Cooper, superintendent of the
Little Wanderers Home of Boston, will
be iii Worcester Sunday. He will speak
at the Main Street Baptist Church in
the morning and will be assisted by a
childret's chorus from the Home.
The Ladies' Svea Society of the
Mystic Brothers order held a dance in
Red Mems Hall, al 9S Front street, last
night. There was good number pres
ent and a Pheasant time was passed
Renhults Orchestra rendered the mu-
sic.
Good Win Lodge of Odd Ladies will
hold sale Of useful and fancy arti-.
ces at their han in Walker building,
on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
bors ~, ,,el,,,r.tI ~ ~ a. nv.
cake. IL
The funeral of william. Perry was
held at his late home in Sutton, yes
terday, Rev. Mr.. Hail. pastor of the
CONGREGATIONAL church, officiating.
There We're numerous floral tributes
mi 10y ms; Ms. piaced IN. the family
'p"'' at Miiipufy cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs N. H. Levi of New York
ot'y t,, are recelVlng the congratulations
IN ", W. lIlehqs potn IN that cltysand
" " on ehe plfth OF d son MRS.
i1enl5w5ts MISS Netta strauss the eldest
e ss.L shteF OF Y MI and Mrs. Leopold
'Uauss Oh thls city.
Mrs. Theodore Z, Rates entertained
anunber of, friends at whist Yesterday
afternoon There ware aight tablas 4
ilg4t luneheon was served by Rebboli.
Nj MI anq Mrs. Edward G. BarWiek are
SsonsTatulated upon the birth of a
uaughtef. Inc new mistress of the Bar
WICK nome arrived Friday
AT meatine Of tho cborus CON
npoted WIFI ~ o,,oro ..Iridoiof ana
Ingebore'' II he eiven in Mecbanics
Hall Washineton,s birtbdav Feb 92d
1t was decided not to have a matinee
VI mat day, as was first intended. The
committee on tickets report excellent
sales,
pos+noos+ar u,,,,.ts. c..aon. win
lecture ~, o,,,. ,osta1 e. ,ier1;ca bafore tbe
Mor'e ITaio e SoS,tb pantiet
Chnrcb anr1a 20 - Sr,iy ND cates
street on rrnaeday eysninq Feb IA at
I45 o'clock. 1t is a eree lecture and all
welcome. High school and ninth grade
scholars specially invited.
Thomas 1,o,..o, ~ siod a. ,,is bona
10 AeISr2+ 49, nv ~ ~, ,oe fI,r
led u, St 9elee., NJ sleS ms3
mornt,, 1ollil eeliig III sos 1ss
celehrafad +, &c i.i5 sIhrrob NJ
o.o1nn1o ~ ~ - p. 9oaii '-lI;Ii The
bo r,1oh ny heE: =. M: oullisa az. WI ~
liam F. Casey. Thomas F. Foley and
Daniel Shea
Nh, -. ,,;4 % az c,o,.ad
rga5n+ igQs ailu WHITES % .ae 81 "a
a atedII Lyceun are planning loF
spala entertainments soclal, Mnlst
+ aIlu paIlquet lor nLoiia s AZ tlais ~
e. 9oi, = Carperry mas cnarse oL t ne % o.
49, slita specill ilieetIlls 10 te
Mn u she arrahselllen'0, NJ i.
promises to be a great success.
Pearl T,odea Mo 1919 will celebrate
its goth anpi1,arsarv in horticultural
Hall Wednasdav evening Supper will
he se,vad ~ * follnwed nv an enter
tainment at g under the direction of
Mrs. w n Po1uan Dancing from 9
p. m. to / m Whist will be played
in the Iihra1.v and refreshments will be
Sc rived dur;no. fbe 4vening
The funeral ofslMiss Margaret Nj
gent took place from her home, Ito
Water street, yesterday morning, at
clock, in StyfJohn's Church. A re-
QUEEN high mass was celebrated by
lev. J. a., Hurley. The bearers were
DR. William N. Daniels, Daniel 7. Kee-
gan, Nicholas Nugent, Arthur Nugent