The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-27

Breton by the Plant line steamer La
Grand Duchesse tomorrow.
Miss Helen Latham, who has been
visiting friends in this city, has re-
turned to her home in Providence.
F. E. Daniels and Miss Cora Taylor
have gone to Baltimore by the Mer-
chants and Miners line of steamers.
Miss L. S. Chase has returned to her
home in Southbridge after a stay of
several weeks with friends in this city
Lyman Bartlett, Robert S. Pratt,
Charles A Hamilton and Arthur E.
Nye are spending their vacations at
Cotuit.
Miss Josephine Joyce, daughter of
Richard Joyce, will pass a two weeks
vacation with C. A. Mullen at Water
bury, CT.
NJ. L. Russell and Miss Cora Russell
leave Tuesday for a two weeks trip to
Newport, Philadelphia, New, York and
other places.
Charles NJ. Farnum and Mrs. Farnum
nave returned from Kennebunk Beach
Me, where they have been spending
several weeks.
treasurer and manager of the Worces-
ter Compound company, is spending the
summer at Bay Nook
Charles E. Squier, who has been
away for two weeks with his family,
will resume his duties as secretary of
the board of trade tomorrow.
Charles Thorndike, Mrs. Thorndike
ana son, Robert, have returned from
Portland, Me. The older son. Chester
expects to return home next week.
Mrs William. A
Maud Garbutt have returned from Put
land, where they have been spending
the summer on the Perley Taft farm, :
:, Joseph A. Long, superintendent of the
state Mutual building, went to Orange
yesterday to spend Sunday with bie
family, who have been spending several
weeks there.
The Misses Catherine MacDoraId
Minnie Tague and Katie MacDonaid
start tomorrow for a two weeks' vaca
tlon, visiting Newport, New York and
Philadelphia. ~
F. L. Stetson left Yesterday for
lRangeley lakes for weeks outing M
SIetson was accompanied by his cousin
waiter Bathrick of Boston. and two
other Boston men.
John Kerns, principal of the, Cranston
school, Providence, is spending the
summer IN this city. For some time he
mas been associated with the brewer
Improvement Association.
MI and Mrs. George F. Hutchins have
IeIurhed from three months tour
abroad. After visiting places of inter
est IN england and Scotland. thew snert
'he most OF the time on the continent.
ReV Dr.. Alexander Lewis and Mrs
Lewis viii return to Worcester tbis
week after an enjoyable month at thair
ola nome in the west DR.. Lewis viii
day. 'i''>' . uii-
Mrs Annie L. Smith and Mrs. Fred q
dudley are spending the summer a +
CHINATOWN iron works, N. H., on the
Dudiey farm. Mrs. Edna l. Tyler. who
mas been spending 10 days at the same
place, has returned home.
W. M. Hunt and Mrs. Hunt left YES
terday for New Haven. They will he
gone TWO weeks, spending portion of
the time with Mr.. and Mrs. Thatcher
80 Lake place, and the balance AZ vari,
Gus points in the vicinity of New
Haven - -Ne"
Mrs. William M. Chase. Misses Cora
and Mary l.. Chase and George II. cbasn
are spending two weeks at North Trnro
william M. Chase expects to ioin thr
family tomorrow, remaining until ,aho,
day, when all will return to the cify
together 10y
Joseph Harper and family returned
yesterday from their European t,in
They visited many places of interest r
England, including Worcester, which i,
noted for its beautiful cathedral, ant
spent some time at the Great BrItair
exhibition. ''''ii
William H. Cunningham, of Auburn
mas returned from a tramping toul
among the White Mountains M c,,ai
ningham left again today for MI Mon,
| adnock, to be gone until Labor dav
Prof; y. w. Coombs accompanied hin