The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
OUT AND ABOUT.

Mrs. Alexander Bigelow and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. E. Goodwin leave the last of the
week for Juniper Point, New Salem.
The family of Edwin H. Marble leave
for their farm in Connecticut next
week.
Mrs. James H. Wall and Miss Linnie
Allen leave soon for Ashfield to spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Mary C. Mind of Detroit, Mich,
known throughout the west as the Lit
tie Bishop" speaks at 4 o'clock next
Sunday afternoon in Trinity church.
Mrs. Mind is greatly honored and her
services are sought by the highest Of
fcials of the Methodist church and also
by eminent divines of other denomina-
tions For over a quarter Of a century
she has labored untiringly in the cause
of missions, giving also large gifts of
money. Two Of her children are mis-
sionaries.
She has recently visited mission sta
lions in China, India, Japan and Ulay-
lasia in company with Bishop Mind.
Her addresses while enlivened by
quaint characteristic humor, are full
of spiritual power and eloquence.
There will be a piano recital by the
pupils of Miss A w. Mayhem, assisted
with songs by Mrs. H. F. johnson, So
prano, and c. E. Mayhem, baritone in
the Friday Morning club rooms this ev-
ening at 7,45. Admission by ticket and
invitation.
The annual meeting of the Wednes-
day club of All Saints church was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Miss ]. Woodward, 50 Pearl street. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Miss Ada NJ. brennan; vice presi-
dent, Miss Charlotte B. Thayer; secre-
tary Miss C. e. Wood; treasurer, Miss
Anna Lowell. A committee consisting
Of Miss c. G. Whitcomb, Miss ]. Wood
ward and Miss E. M. Roylston was APP
pointed to revise the constitution and
report at the next meeting in October.
Rev. Alexander Vinton, pastor of the
church, was sent a check for $3.50 to
use at his discretion and $40 was dom
ated to the Welcome Mission. The
Churchr Periodical club was given So.
DR.. Arthur w. Eldred, who for the
past seven years has been instructor of
mechanical dentistry at the Harvard
dental school, has been reappointed for
the coming year.
Frederick Pierce of the University Of
Pennsylvania, is visiting his cousin,
Mrs. A. c. Getchal Mr.. Pierce ex-
poets to be in Worcester three weeks.
Worcester was represented in the
graduating class at Wellesley college
this year by Miss Clara Coburn. Her
mother, Mrs. Anna C. Coburn, and her
aunts, Mrs. c. H. Perry and Mrs. A. A.
Coburn, went down for commence
ment Her sister, Miss Lily Coburn,
has been spending several days at the
college and was already there. Miss
Coburn's aunt, Mrs. Mary A. Tourtel-
lotte, went down Friday for the garden
party and senior play.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Blake. Jrp
and family leave their home at Lake
hall on Bramble hill today for New
port There they will spend two OF
three weeks.
Herbert D. Braman, secretary and
superintendent of the museum OF lhe
Natural History society, has kindly
consented TO review for The Spy Sam
uei II. Scudder's new volume, entitled E
Everyday Butterflies" Mr.. Bramanss
review, which will be of interest TO all
who are interested in butterflyology
VIII appear IN the Sunday Spy of July
Miss Frances w. Sweetser of North
Grafton has published a pretty little
folding card called Might and morn
ing,' and containing Mrs. Harriet Nc
Even Kimballs lovely poem "Alls
Wen and poem by herself, AT Day
break" Mrs. Kimball's poem begins
-, The day is ended" Miss SweetseI Pc
begins The day is breaking" and the
Two form fine aptithesis to each otheI. :
/ ne cardi is especially appropriate as e.
HJtle birthday, Easter or Christmas
remembrance and is for sale by the
oanford-Sawtelle company and by Fup
man, Davis & Co.