The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-27

The Father Mathew Ladies' auxiliary
will meet at Father Mathew hall to-
night.
Worcester Central Pomona grange
field meeting was postponed yesterday
on account of the rain. The outing
will be held Friday at Lake park.
The mammoth coal pockets beine
built for John F. Chadwick & Co. at
New Worcester will be completed this
week.
Commonwealth division, Sons of Tenn
perance, will meet this evening at Mrs
Montague's, Elliott street. Several
from division No. Z of Millbury will
attend the meeting.
Auctioneer H. Kendall sold yesterday
the large brick barn In the rear of the
waldo house to Otto Lundstrom for
500 The building must be removed from
the premises inside of 10 days.
The Vernon Cycle club will take in
the excursion to Crescent park Sunday
which is to be run by the Order of
Railroad Conductors They will go in a
body and every member will be in the
uniform of the club.
Members of the Woman's club
Browning class are requested to read
The Ring and the Book" this sum
mer in preparation for next years
work. The class will begin shortly af-
ter the opening of the Woman's club,
Oct. IL.
The headquarters Of Worcester Asso-
citation Stationary Engineers will be in
Grand Army hall hereafter A number
of stereopticon lectures will be ar
ranged in the hall and all interested in
engineering matters will be invited to
attend.
Both Universalist churches of the city
will be closed during the month Of
August The pastors, Rev. DR.. Almon
Gunnison and Rev. DR.. NJ. H. Harris.
leave on their vacation early in the
month and no pulpit supplies have
been arranged.
The Metropolitan Magazine for Sep
TENDER will have very fine article by
Mrs. Jean Pardee Clark Of New Ha-
ven on the Worcester festival. The
article will also contain information
concerning the history of the associa-
ton and the hall.
Tonight, at the Salvation Army hall
on Commercial street, Harry Hill, the
saved gambler, will give a special talk
He desires the presence of every gam
bier in Worcester. Saturday night and
Sunday, Major Joseph Atkinson of Bos-
ton will conduct special meetings.
scoville & Wheeler, contractors and
builders, have been awarded the con-
tract to erect a new boiler house al
Gardner The building will be a fire.
proof one, 20 by so and % feet high. A
chimney 100 feet high will be erected
The boiler shop will be owned by the
Haywood Bros. and Wakefield chair
factories. Work will begin next week.
Mrs. Mary G.. Mind of Detroit, Mich,
a speaker of high repute throughout the
west, has been engaged to supply the
pulpit of Trinity church on Sunday
morning. Mrs. Mind either as an evan
gelist or as a missionary speaker has
few equals She spoke at a large union
missionary service recently at Trinity
church and created much interest.
Pulpit supplies for Pilgrim church
have been arranged as follows: Aug. 6.
Rev. DR.. s. II. Virgin, pastor Of Pill
grim church, New York city; Aug. 10,
Rev. DIR. Smith Baker, Portland. Me. I:
Aug. 90 Rev. DIR. r. W. Baldwin, East
Orange, N. j.. Aug 81, Rev. DR.. Wal
lace Nutting, Providence, r. T. Morn
ing services only will be held during
August, followed by Sunday school.
The Christian Endeavor and Wednes-
day evening meetings will be held as
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