The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-27
THE CITY.

A few of the new and phenomenally
large pinks, the Lawson variety, We're
brought to this city yesterday from
Boston.
/ The Past Ladies Association will
meet with Mrs. G. c. Ayers in the par
lors of Hotel Stanwix, Main street, this
afternoon.
me Sons of Benjamin held their reg
ular monthly meeting at 566 Main
street last evening, and transacted their
regular business.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Mark 5
episcopal Church will meet with Mrs
y. w. Noroross, No. 16 Claremont
street. this afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The members of the First Baptist
church are being Interested in the
Baptist Boys Brigade, and Co. y,
Firth Massachusetts, is being filled to
its requisite quota
Charles E. Wiley led the Carl Marx
class in political economy at the social
lst-iabor headquarters at SD Main
street yesterday. He explained the sci
entIhc principles of the great econo-
mist and told of his early teaching.
A Washington celebration was held
by the Lend-a-H Hand Club at the South
Unitarian Church Sunday. Rev. Geo.
w. Kent, president Of the club, gave an
interesting talk upon the life, charac-
ter and services. of George Washing
ton.
f. |. Comins chairman of the com
mittee on school houses of the school
committee has issued a notice to prin-
cipals that his committee desires from
them before March Z, g. report Of all
repairs required on the houses In their
charge.
Joseph H. Oliver and Charles Lam
bert have returned from Boston, where
they have been in attendance upon the
encampment OF the Sons of Veterans,
recently brought to a close at the time
of the official visit of President Nc
Kinley and Secretary Long.
Engine 1874 of an incoming freight
broke down at Niger crossing" Har-
rington street, on the Boston and AL
bany Saturday evening. The break
delayed the train due here at 1850 from
Boston, 80 minutes, The freighter was
pulled up in time, so as not to delay
the 'owP' train due at 1920.
At the Quinsigamond branch Of the
First Baptist Church the Rev. S. b.
Meeser will deliver his address, 1.-THE
JOulIldI OIL I'LL OC6dh Voyage,
day evening. There will be a special
musical program in addition, the ELM
wood Mandolin, Banjo and Guitar Club
Of the village furnishing selections.
Rev. Henry Hague, archdeacon of the
Worcester archdeaconry, and rector of
st. Matthews Church. Will make his
official visit to Trinity Church. NH
ford, Rev. H. S. Longley rector, and
to st. Johns Church, Worcester, Rev.
Elliot H. White, rector, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, respectively.
Rev. George w. Kent, pastor of the
South Unitarian Church, delivers the
address at the banquet Of the Chan
ming Club at the Thorncike, Boston,
this evening. All the prominent Uni
tartan clergy and laity of the country
have been invited Rev. Mr.. Kent will
take for his subject, THE Unitarian
outlook"
The Plumbers Union held a special
meeting yesterday afternoon to hear
an address by w. J. Spencer, of Chi
cago, general secretary and treasurer
OF the plumbers and gasfitters of
America. For some reason, Mrs. Spen-
Ger was unable to be present, and the
afternoon was spent in an informal
smoke talk.
The Home Missionary department OF
Plymouth Auxiliary will hold its regu-
lar meeting st o'clock this afternoon
when Mrs. Mary F. Hawkes. will ad-
dress the ladies upon the subject, my
experience among the Mormons, and
Mrs John S. Gould will furnish voca
selections, accompanied by Mrs. Heller
Hill Bassett. A tea will be served al
the close.
Harmony Lodge, I. o. o. F., M. u.
held it's seventh annual banquet at the
Csty Hotel Saturday evening. The
POSTMASTER was Charles ]. Thomas
Remarks were made by William Sut.
oliffe. Caleb T. %~ett, Frank Thomp.
son, William Neville and Thomas Coo.
per Songs We're sung by William
Critchley James V. Critchley, Caleb T
Inett, William Bush, William Beane.