The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-29
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morning for Bridgewater N. 5.
y. Kelley and sister of Worcester
leave this, morning for Los angeles
Cal +>s
The committee on fire department
will meet in the city hall Thursday
night at 7.45 o'clock.
Co. B, Hibernian Rifles, held its reg
ular weekly drill under command of
Capt. Ulick Clifford Monday evening.
L L. Currier who has been enjoying
short vacation trip through Nova
Scotia returned to- Worcester yester-
day
The Bricklayers and PIasterers'
Union met in their hall, 500 Main street.
last evening. Nothing besides routine
business was transacted.
DR.. Joseph H. Kelley, physician of
Court. st. Loretto, gave an emergency
lecture before the members of the
court in 1. c. B. Hall, last night.
General Secretary Hammond return
ca Yesterday from Gardner, where he
mad been in attendance at the Y. M
I. A. banquet held there Monday night
The general committee having the
May breakfast in charge which is be-
ing arranged by the Y. w. c. A. will
meet at the association rooms next
Monday evening.
Miss Mary A. Danforth, who was
missionary in Japan at the time of the
great earthquake in 1891. will speak
this evening at Grace M. E. Church on
the missionary work in that country.
The Ladies' Aid Society of St Mark S
church met at the parish house, Free
land street yesterday at g. o'clock.
Simply the regular business of the usu
al fortnightly meeting was transact
ed.
An Easter sale was opened at che
John street Baptist church last eve7
ming. The church was handsomely de-
corated for the occasion. "A musical
program was rendered by members of
the Y. P. G. E. society.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the Worcester PhilateliC Association
was held in class room A. at the Y. NJ.
Z. A. building, Monday evening. 3. L..
Drew, of the firm of B. L. Drew & Co.
of Boston, was present.
st. Anne's coffee party committee met
last. night at 9S Front street and ad
5ourned until Thursday evening, when
1t is expected that the committees in
charge of the ticket contest and voting
contests will make a report.
The Union Bible class being conduct
ed by Rev. Alfred Il. Wright of Boston
at the Y. NJ. c. A building will have
a special lesson Monday evening at 80
o'clock to make up for one which was
lost during the recent blizzard.
The funeral of Walter L. Potter took
place yesterday morning from Hill
dreth and Putnam's warerooms. Rev.
L. F. Walters officiated at the services,
which were held at 10 o'clock The in
terment was in Hope cemetery.
A meeting win be held in the Office of
Frank &. Hall, Thursday evening, to
complete arrangements for the funeral
OF Corporal Marvin F. Ames, whose
body was expected to arrive on the
Crooke, which arrived in New York
Monday
The Worcester Agricultural Society
will hold an institute with the Worces-
ter County Horticultural Society in
Horticultural Hall Friday, March 81,
at o'clock, p. M, subject, "Economl-
cal dairying," by Wesley B. Barton of
Dalton.
The meeting called for yesterday af
ternoon at the Builders Exchange
rooms to arrange for the annual ban
quet April IL, was postponed until 3
o'clock this afternon, when it is eX-
pected that a large, attendance will be
in evidence.
The funeral of Mrs. Abbie Blake, wi
dow of Charles H. Blake. took place
from the home Of her brother, Ephraim
H. Rand. II Bancroft street, yesterday
afternoon Rev. AlonZo Sanderson Of
ficiated at the services The burial was
in Hope cemetery
There VIII be a meeting of the trus-
tees of the horticultural SSoclety FIJI
day March 81, at 30 o'clock p. m, in
the library to consider the holding of
,chrysanthemum exhibition DIS recon-
mended by the committee ON arrange
ments and exhibitions
Central~Counci s. E., met in its hall,
$50 Main street, last evening. John G..
Ryan was elected a delegate to repre-
sent the council at the grand council
convention to be held in Boston, April
5. general discussion was held upon
engines and air compressers.
Charles Goessman, son Of the dis
tnguished Prof. Goessman OF the Am
herst Agricultural College has been Vi
sitting his college mate Alfred d. Gle,
son oftCol. William A. Gile of this city.
Mossrs, Gile and Goessman arc the dis
CoNerers OF the new anaesthetic, ethyl
bromide
At the meeting of the Woman's Club
TINS afternoon, there will be a confer
ence with the waiting list at 2.3O
clock upon the formation of an as
Eo'iate club. At $50 speakers from
INC Massachusetts association opposed
TO the further extension of suffrage to