The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-14
THE CITY.

20 - -SN uayS With IrieHuS IN OXIOrQ.
Mrs. Annie Fisk of Lowell is a guest
or Mrs. r. F. Alexander, SO Hanover
street.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence has re-
York.
Independence Lodge, I. o. G. T., holds
literary entertainment next Thurs
day evening.
Ex-Alderman A. A. Rheutan and wife
and daughter left last night for Old
Point Comfort.
At the meeting of Worcester Lodge
A .. U. W., last night, one new mem
Der was initiated.
Two applications for membership
We're received at the meeting of the
PAINTERS union last night.
Rev. Lowell c. Mcpherson spoke at
the Church Of Christ last night, on
What must 1 do to be saved?"
Viola Assembly, No. -, P. S, will
have supper at Banquet Hall, Days
block, Saturday evening, April 20.
Rev. S. B. Meeser and family re-
turned yesterday from their ten days
vacation in Schuyll1ill county, Pa.
DIR. Page, the resident physician at
the lunatic asylum, has been suffering
for several days with severe attack
Of the grip.
At the Cooperative bank in the
Walker building, last night, $4,000 was
offered for loan at 6 per cent; $4,000 was
taken in three lots.
A special meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the A. o. H. No. l will be
held in A. o. H. hall, 9S Front street,
Tuesday, April IS.
Robert l.. Bernap, travelling freight
agent of the Central Vermont railroad,
was registered at the Bay State House
yesterday.
Mrs. J. L. Rodier, who has been at
New York, has gone on to Washington,
where her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred Rou-
leau, is seriously ill.
The bicycle club of the First Baptist
Church has reorganized with Arthur
| Cook leader. The club will take it's
first run to Westboro on Patriots day.
| William Curran and Gustaf L. Berg
| brought in a handsome bunch of trail
! ing arbutus yesterday, which they Sc
cured out in the wilds beyond Quinsig-
almond.
The report presented at the annual
meeting of Central Church, Wednes-
day evening, showed that new mem
| bers had been received on five several
occasions.
The fourth in the series of Viau
health talks to women will be given at
the Viau office, 492 Main street, this
afternoon at o'clock by Mrs. Harriet
/ H. Swan.
Louis E. Collins. a teamster residing
at Gold street. had his left leg frac-
! tured yesterday morning by a log which
rolled off his team. He was taken to
the city hospital.
Miss Hannah OConnell of this city
| has been engaged as matron at the
residence of Rev. William Prender-
CAST at otter River. She left for her
new duties yesterday.
The Worcester County Christian En-
deavor Union will meet in Westboro
next Wednesday, and a very elaborate
program has been prepared. Delegates
from every church in the county will
be present.
The Swami Abhedananda of India
will lecture in room 10. Day building,
Friday evening, April IA, at 8 o'clock.
The subject of his address will be "The
religious ideas of the Hindus." Admis-
sion will be free.
Frederick E. Gunnison of this city
was an usher at the wedding OF Dewitt
Bailey and Miss Matte Darlington of
Brooklyn, N. Y, which took place at
the Rose Street Presbyterian Church
on Wednesday evening.
Uniformed Rank, K. of P, Bay State
! nh-aTVa ttG fnIJr-
teenth anniversary Friday evening
| April 2S. Social and dance will be given
at Continental Hall. Chaffin's orche5-
| ira.
Yesterday morning the final meet
ing of the Greek art class at the So
| ciety of Antiquity was held. DR.. Aus
tin Carver. as head of the class, re-
viewed the work of the year, and the
subject discussed was Sculpture"
The Woman's Relief Corps met in G.
A. R rooms yesterday afternoon.
President Sarah A. Richer called the
members to order at 2 o'clock. One
candidate was initiated. The general
business of the society was then trans
acted.
The Sterling Aid Society of Grace
| Church met Yesterday afternoon at the
! home of Mrs. c. R. Patterson, Austin
Mace. to arrange for a payment due on
! Grace Church property at Sterllng
camp ground. Supper was served at b
O'Clock.
1ndenendence Lodge, 300, I. o. G. T.,
I.st evening. initiated one candidate.
| TIE renort of the delegates to the
Grand lodge of the order in Boston, was
Teceived. These delegates We're; III. A
runner, NJ. NJ. Berman, F. p. Drewey,
| Frank Willard.
/ An illustrated discourse on the life of
! Ct Paul will be given at the Y. M. Z.
/ A mems meeting, 10 Elm street sun
| dav afternoon at 3.45. o'clock, by Kew
| l. B. Thomas. There will be 90 stere-
opticon views shown descriptive OF the
| apostles lire.
The first annual dance of the Martha
Washington Lodge, Ladies society Oh
| tbe brotherhood of Locomotive tlre-
men, was held in Steinert nan iast eve
- Music was furnished by Hal
lin's orchestra, and refreshments were
served during the evening.
The engagement is announced Of w;
/ Gwynne Davis, foreman OF the ron
turning department Of Washburn q
SToan,s mills at Quinsigamond, to Miss
Mary Alice Stewart of Catasaqua' IA
MI Davis is Sunday school superln-
tandent at the Baptist chapel.
At the meeting today of the Primary,
and Junior Sunday School teachers
union. Mrs. J. H. Mathews VIII teacn
tba lesson for next Sunday; subject
s.Tos,,s teaching humility" At the
oi Ieso' Miss Emma S. Cutting will give
0 Short tax upon "A time-saYing
method"
,,-oroestar Association, Stationary Tn
o.nenrs M. 4. N. A. S. E., will meet
2 9gaT ~ A. Mitsch and Alex McClurg
| Han. d - III Give a stereopticon lee