The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-04
THE CITY.

LdkeNleW GOnBreSalloHdl CuuTcn mas
a supper tonight.
There will be an important business
meeting of the Girls Club Tuesday eve
ming, March Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Sugden give
their first wedding at-home Tuesday at
125 Penn avenue.
The z. e. II. club meets with Mrs.
Gilbert Rugg, 500 Main street, this af
tsrnoon, at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. W. H. Snyder will give an at
home at her residence, 125 Penn ave-
nue., Tuesday evening, at 8 o'clock
William Woodward is enjoying "a 10
days trip through the South, stopping
at St. Augustine, Fla, and other i'm
portant places.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Baldwinsville hospital cottages auxil-
larry will be held with Mrs. w. A. En-
gland, "A Cedar street, this afternoon.
Committee Of supervising principals
met last night and considered the pro-
posed changes in the study of arith
metic. No definite action was taken
in the matter.
Rev. John G. Nellen, a professor in a
western college, preached a missionary
sermon at the Swedish Lutheran
church last evening, to which a large
audience listened.
The committee ON schools at a meet
ing held at city hall last night looked
over the plans, of the Quinsigamond
school house and considered requests
of teachers for changes, etc.
Great fun is anticipated at the Chap
/. in club dramatic evening at the First
Universalist church vestry on Thurs
day evening, March g. when the come
dy, Our boys" will be given.
Miss Eugene Tessier, the blind sing
err of Canada, who is now located in
Albany, will take part in the kernliss
Of the Church of Notre Dame, to be
held in horticultural hall April 49,
Capt. E. B. Rabbit, captain of ord
nance. u. S. A., is to speak this even
ing in the Washburn Hall Saturday
night industrial and scientific course,
on "Smokeless powder, torpedoes,
etc"
Tonight the Epworth League of the
First Swedish M. e. church at Quin-
sigamond has prepared an attractive
program. The principal address will be
delivered by Rev. H. Young of Camp
bello.
The executive committee of the Rail-
D.
met in their quarters at the union de-
pot last evening, but lacked quorum.
The committee will meet next Friday
evening.
The committee on books and sup
piles of the school board decided last
night to adopt for use in the public
schools the History and pilgrimages
throughout New England" The month
ly bills We're also approved.
Trarlx with inns
Sibley, has left for an extended sojourn
in Bermuda They will make their
headquarters there at the Hamilton
House. and Mr. Dean will remain I'M
til his health shows a decided improve
ment.
Arrangement has been made whereby
Lieut.. Col. +. r. Shumway and Maj. II.
B. Fairbanks will serve as judges in the
competitive drill between the Trinity
and Pilgrim cadets, at the Svea Gille
fair, March TO- Capt. Gresham who was
asked to officiate has declined.
The committee on sewers met last ev-
enfng at city hall and considered sever
al petitions for new sewers. Many pc
titioners were also granted leave to
withdraw. The committee voted to pay
the sewage publication works at Quin-
sigamond an official visit Thursday af-
ternoon They will leave city hall at 2
O'Clock.
The Steamfitters' union met with
depleted ranks last evening their help
ers refusing to help along the union
cause as one body. The new charter
arrived. 1t was voted to have the his
tory OF the union since its inauguration
written for a building trades circular
which is being published. The seced-
ing helpers expect their charter in a
few days.
The Building Trades Council met at
labor headquarters, So Southbridge
street, last evening, The committee in
charge of the Easter Monday ball re-
ported progress. A printing committee
was appointed as follows: N. A. Ross
ley, William Crosby and ]. M. O'Rrien.
The committee on music is A. H
knight, William Crosby and Albert
Maggs.
The Paperhangers' union met last ev-
enlng at labor headquarters, and an
pointed committee to confer witlA-the
dealers in regard TO several minor de-
tails Of the revised price list The nav
list made by the union and the dealers,
list do not differ much except in minor
details which will be smoothed over NV
the committee. The new schedule Of
prices goes into effect April LIST.
No better evidence Is needed perbans
Of the increasing popularity of the m
dependent Order of Red Men. than 10
evtnced at the present time by The
rapid growth of Iroquois Tribe. About
30 candidates were slated to receive
the adoption degree last evening ana
OF this number about 20 appeared and
were ushered into the mysteries OF the
order,