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

F. G. Chandler, broker, has opent
an office in the State Mutual buildin
Landlord Hurley of the SherwoC
House. is out again after severe a
tack of the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fenley of We
lington street left yesterday for wee
in New York city.
e. A. Goodnow, who has been cor
fined to his home by sickness for som
time, was able to sit up yesterday
j. Lewis Ellsworth was mentioned il
The Spy a few days since as cattl
inspector. 1t should have been j. War
rem Ellsworth.
On account of the illness of the rec
tor, Rev. Eliot White. there will be n
services at st. Johns Episcopal churcl
today.
DR.. Thomas ]. Barrett entertained a
number of friends with whist at his
residence on Wellington street last
night.
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Tanning and
Miss Helen Tanning are spending the
winter at the Vendome, Commonwealth
avenue, Boston.
The sun rises today at 7 o,clocz and
sets at SOB The day is therefore IN
hours and minutes long, being an in
crease OF minutes over yesterday.
Mrs. Barker, supervisor of kindergar-
tens, Will speak at the mothers meet .
ing at Union church, Friday after
noon at o'clock All Interested are in
vited.
The funeral of Anthony. the infant
o.,
died yesterday morning, will take place
from the home of the parents, Woods
square, today.
Or Wheeler announces that his pa
tlent, Jonas G. Clark, has completely
recovered from his recent indisposition.
L. W. Hammond, who was down with
the grip, is also better.
Mrs. Underwood will open her house
NO: AZ Fountain street. for Mrs. Susan
5. Brigham to receive her friends to-
morrow afternoon and evening, Feb. g.
IL being Mrs. Brigham's SSth birthday.
H. M. Wilson, court stenographer.
was in his office in the State Mutual
building Yesterday for the first time
since last November. He has been con-
lined to his room by illness.
Rev. W. s. Hawkes., fore several
years superintendent of home missions
IN the Rocky Mountains, spoke at Cen
tral church, last night, on Life and
work of a home missionary in Idaho"
The Chicago special due in Worcester
at LOO O'Clock in the afternoon was
three hours and II minutes late YES
terday. The delay was caused by the
Train failing to make connection on
time.
D. A. Goodnow was sufficiently re-
covered from his recent attack of bron-
chftls yesterday to sit up for an hour.
Or. Trowbridge, who is in attendance,
thinks he will be out iii a week or
two.
Prof. w. 3. Stockwell, organist of
the Unitarian church of Clinton, de-
Eyers an address on. 1.-THE ministry of
music" at the vesper services of the
First universalist Church, next Sunday
evening.
The Suffrage League will meet with
MRS Esther Kabby, No Allen street
today. at 3 p. m. The delegates to the
annual meeting in Boston will read their
reports, Every member is requested to
be present.
The funeral services of Mrs. George
BAILEY took place from her late home,
20 Grafton street, yesterday morning.
v.
J. e. Hurlburt and the interment was
IN Hope cemetery,
The fourth of Miss Penelope Burns
talks in German will take place this
afternoon at o'clock, promptly, at the
house of Mrs. H. Winfield Wyman, IS
West street. Subject, "Wanderieder."
The public is invited.
Lieut. Col. e. r. Subway who has
nnln al rhO
is confined to his home with an at
tack of kidney trouble, was resting
comfortably yesterday and DIR. M. G.
Overlook expects the colonels speedy
recovery.
The entertainment consisting of
scenes from alice in Wonderland"
which was to be given at the meeting
of the College Club yesterday afternoon,
was postponed until the next meeting,
February s, owing to the illness of some
of the participants.
At a meeting of several divisions of
the A, o. H. last night, Capt. Rogers,
Lieut.. Minis and Lieut.. EARLY We're
decided upon as delegates to attend the
memorial services Of the Emmett
Guards. After the meeting, Co. c
drilled for an hour
Quinsigamond Tribe of Red Men held
It's regular meeting last evening IN the
hall at 306 Main street. They have 30
candidates, 20 of which were present
last evening. The tribe will give a sup
per the last Wednesday of this month.
Through inadvertepce, the name of
A meeting of the committee which
had charge of the coffee party of St.
Paul's Lyceum in Mechanics Hall, Nov.
18th last will be held at the ST. Pauls
rooms 70 Chatham street. tonight, to
arrange for reception to the lady
friends of the organization who assis-
ted in that affair.
Charles Dolan, for many years super
intendent of the Rudy Thread Com
pany severed his connection with that
concern Tuesday afternoon. AS a tok-
en- Of esteem and friendship, the EN-
ployees of the shop presented him with
a beautiful quartered oak desk and
chair and also Morris chair
Central Commandery, Loyal Legion,
held a we'll attended dance in Steinert
Hall last evening. The officers in
charge were F. r. Jones, floor direc-
tor F. E. Dunton, A. f. Hale and G.
W. Burdett aids, During the inter-
mission refreshments were served. Mu-
sic by Putnam and Edgerston's or
chestra.
The board of health Of Lawrence was
the guest of the Worcester board yes
terday. The visitors were Dr. Freder-
lex w. Kenney Il. c. Stiegler, II. A
Musk and George w, Smith. The pur-
pose of the trip was to inspect the iso-
lation hospital, as a similar project is
under consideration in Lawrence