The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-02
OUT AND ABOUT.
THE DISCIPLINE OF, LIFE.

Life let's the stupidest be born,
The dullest live to noon from morn,
Before she lashes him with scorn
For daring being; 1913 "a
Then, when It's late to backward glide
And in his proper dug-out hide,
When nought is left but suicide,
Or deep sightseeing,
Day after day, in dreary round, ?
A-keeping step to one sad sound,
The football of a fool on ground
She, all things keyfng
To heavenly chords by one firm rule,
Makes clear and clearer to that foot
The folly that he came to school
To sit unseeing;
And then endure the ridicuie
Whose sting at last like some keen tool
Assais his thinning cuticle,
And hope still fleeing.
Life spurns the weakling and the strong
Smiles at, and joins him in the song
His heart outpours among the throng
For their high cheering.
Strength unto strength shall added bs
To him who sings that harmony,
And every evening shall flee
Before him rearing.
She gives him places he has won,
With royal grand; and they. outdone,
Who sought by veertng ssTftrf,r
From her stern rule to gain a hand,
ana dreamed that they would yet con1p
The high-heart host that nobly planned.
The world endearing.
Life daily leaves on Deaths dark fields
The spent, the worn, with broken
shields;
Yet never unto Death she yields
The strong, unfearing
Edwin r. Champlin, Fall River
Miss Florence Smith Of Newton Cen.
ire is spending the day at the house
of her fiance, DR.. G. Stanley Hall. The
marriage of DR.. Hall and Miss Smith
VIII take place in the Baptist church
at Newton Centre the last week In
July, either on Thursday or else on
Friday, the 9th or 18th.
The regular business meeting Of tho
Girls Club will be held Wednesda1
evening at 7.45 o'clock.
Mrs. ~Beals of Chicago reached wor>.
cester last night on a visit to her
nephew, DR.. G. Stanley Hall.
Mrs. S. E. Billiard and family and
Mrs Charles L. Westgate have taken
the Whittemore cottage at Lake Ouin.
sigamond for the season.
Mrs. Emma A. Porter, principal Of
sycamore street school, and her friend.
Miss Elizabeth Randall of Marlboro.
y. H. lert with the Raymond & WhitS
colno party for California yesterday.
Rev. Theodore c. Williams, who was
at one time spoken of prominently for
the vacant pastorate of the Church of
the unity, has been called to the pasto-
rate OF Unity church, Cleveland. Mr..
Whliams last pulpit was at All Souls
church, New York. He has the reputa..
ton of being a brilliant scholar. and in
well known in the Unitarian denominas
ton.
Dr. g. Stanley Hall gave a small DIM
ner last night for Prof Ramon CajaI
and Prof. Angelo Mosso who are to
take part in the Clark university cele-
oratlon this week. Both gentlemen
were captured by the New York ART
CLUB, as telegram received at dinnep
announced, and will not reach sWorces-
ter until Monday afternoon. y ii
Miss Ella L. Dwyer has Joined her
family In Grafton. ~ .
Miss Louch. vice principalsdof the
training school for girls at Sheltenhan,.
England has written to Dir. Hail saw.
ing that she expects to attend tha
clark summer school this year. Mrs.
rome of Port Deposit, Nd, the wife ~
the man who gave three and one-half
millions to Jacob Tome Institute AZ
Port Deposit. will also enroll ais 4 stus
dent fra II II so . es1F
Miss Nellie L. Ingraham LEFT veAter.
day for st. Paul, where she sxnacta
70 remain through July and August.
-r rE1l+ sN
Mrs. Freeman Brown and Miss Brown
are at Cottage City for the summer
VT. Brown VIII be with them until afteH
5sU 5ls7A@sstg
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Eames are al
The Mooreland," -Gloucester, Tor the
summer. Z - =,
At the South Unitarian church last
evening, the company Of Interested peo-
pie there assembled decided to 20 to
concord next Friday, with Rev. George
w. Kent as escort. Any one who is
desirous of joining the party may do