The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-21
THE CITY.

viii "ihilascus Lodge, Knights of Pythias
this evening. =, '7''e Ian
Walter B. Eaton has been eneased
as organist for Plymouth Church fhe
ensuing year - - ''i '"'
lawyer Webster Thayer has left the
lily lily tor Old Point Comfort, where he
VIII spend a week. Az
rowland Haynes, Williams. 1904 has
nsen elected to the editorial board of
the Williams College Weekly.
At the Natural History rooms this
afternoon, Miss Mary e. Sayward will
speah on Some common f1oweriess
there will be an exhibition of water
C.i'rs oy Ruel c. futile of Windsor.
"a, 49, AZ Davis art galleries about the
middle of April
george Bacon and Charles Forehand
.! tne Worcester Fur Club have each
acosd one to the score of the club. The
TOTAL score is now 146.
Inc Social Circle of the First Uni
vsrsailst church will meet this after
moon. supper Will be served by the
gentlemen at $50 o'clock.
BENJAMIN b. Reeves, 500 Millbury
street, leaves today to enter the en-
Ploy OF Charles Carter, the lumber
dealer OF Millhury, as coachman.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Guiid OF st. Johns Episcopal church
VIM De held at the church, "a Lincoln
street. tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. L. L. Holden will continue to
no!o the position Of organist and musi-
cal director at the Adams Square Con-
eregational Church for the coming
year.
AZ the meeting Of the Second Parish
Siuo tomorrow evening there viii be a.
5hakspere reading conducted by Prof.
Institute. o-'-'- :
Gen. Charles Devens Council, O. II
A. NJ, initiated two new members last
night. The work was done by the de-
gree team from Commonwealth Coun-
ell, Worcester.
Eugene Kemp has given up the po-
sitlon q accompanied at the meetings
OF the 7. M. c. A. on Sunday afternoons
which he has held for six years on a.
gratuitous basis.
AT the meeting of the Worcester Cen
Ifal Pomona Grange, to be held at
81 atton tomorrow. the speakers will ba
arthur Nourse of Westboro and e. D.
Howe Of Marlboro.
The Mems Union of Old South Church
has invited Rev. w. S. Hawkes. of this
city to deliver an address before it, on
Mormonism" on Thursday evening,
and he has accepted it.
The second annual prize drill and
exhibition of the system of physical
culture in use at Worcester Academy
VIII be given in the gymnasium on
saturday, March 30, at $50 p. m.
Howard P. Gleason, the milkmsn of
300 Mlllbury street, has purchased the
milk business owned by Fred Roach
ana Will take possession Thursday. His
ola route had S. cans. and the new one
has 50.
This evening, at $50 O'clock, the ladies'
Of the South Unitarian Church will
serve 9 mystery supper Later in the
evening there Will be spelling match,
In the afternoon the ladies' will meet
in the church parlors.
Charles W. Chamberlin and wife have
returned from Jamaica. They report
a most enjoyable trip and say that ia
maica is the only place to spend the
cold weather. Mr.. Chamberlin comes
back much improved in health.
The Womans Foreign Missionary So
eiety Of Laurel Street Church will hold
it's monthly meeting at the home Of
Mrs.. George Pickup, 81 Laurel street.
on Thursday afternoon at 4.3O. Papers
will be read on missionary work in
Japan.
Sanderson chapter Of the Epworth
League Of Laurel Street Church will
be given a reception at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Taylor, Shell
by street, this evening. Business at
7SO, to be followed by a program of
music,
There will be mems supper" at the
First Universalist Church this evening
at $50 o'clock, when the men OF the
parish assume entire charge in prepar-
ing and serving the eatabies An ad-
jourped parish meeting will be held at
o'clock.
William Fl. Thomas, popular fore
man at the Quinsigamond mills, was
presented with handsome up
urday. A few invited guests called
at his home 1872 Vernon street, and ex-
tended congratulations.
At the regular meeting of the Wor-
cester Grange, this evening, A. A..
Hixon is to give the second chapter OF
Our book of adventures" Ladies' who
are to contribute boxes for the "box
party are requested to place their
names inside for Identification.
An entertainment will be given this
evening at Pilgrim Church, to help to-
wards raising the debt of S1200 Among
those who will entertain are Miss Flora,
Clifford of Boston, reader, Miss Edith
Ellsbree of this city, whistler and
Frank Cunningham of the. church
choir. -9-
The Worcester Sewing School Asso-
citation announces a talk to be given
this afternoon at 8 o'clock on the sub
jeot of the teaching of sewing in pub
lie schools and it's connection with
church work. The talk will be given
in the parlors Of Union Church by Miss
C. F. Johnson of Brookline.
The Benevolent Union and Mission
airy Society of Piedmont church will
hold a union meeting In the church par
lors today from 10 a. m. to D. m. A
missionary program will be given with
papers on. 1.-THE Womans Board of
Boston," by Mrs. Justin A. Ware, and
on tFhe Woman's Board of the In
terror" by Mrs. Aldus G. Higgins.
MARRIAGE LICEN3E.