The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-08
THE CITY.

Utopia Rebekah Lodge will initiate
candidates Thursday evening, June g.,
at Odd Fellows hall.
C. j. Hickey, son of sergt. William
Hickey of station l, graduated yester-
day from Boston University law school,
Mrs. Moses H. Harris delivered an
address before the Mission Society Of
the Universalist Church, Fitchburg,
yesterday.
Princess Lodge, Daughters of St.
George, nominated officers at its meet
ing in U. V. L. hall, last evening. The
election will be held June q.
The missionary societies Of First Bap-
fist church will give a reception Fri
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. e. P Eve
leth missionaries, who have just re-
turned from Burmah.
Gerald NJ. Richmond of this city and
Willard R. Wood, Jr., of Upton, were
among the graduates at the commence
ment exercises of the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology on Tuesday.
The Britomart Debating Society of
the English high school will give re-
ception to new members in the school
hall, Friday evening. The alumni of
lAlC SOSlONy Will DG IGCGlNGu do SpGCidL
guests.
G. F. Billiard, foreman of the White
Pevey & Dexter stables, was severely
injured yesterday morning, by being
kicked in the leg by horse, and as a
result he will be laid up for at least
a couple of weeks in bed.
The Womens Benevolent Society of
the Church of the Covenant will give
an entertainment this evening, followed
by drama, THE duchess of Doublin"
given by a company of ten young peo-
pie from the Y. P. S. C. E. of Auburn.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
The 10th anniversary of the McAn
auxiliary will be commemorated in the
ladies' parlor of Union Church, on
Thursday. at 3 o'clock. Mrs. George
S. Dodge will lead a devotional service
and Mrs. Harlow will speak on 1.-THE
mission boats on the rivers of France"
Tea will be served.
Final examinations for students at
the Highland Military Academy began
yesterday and will continue today and
tomorrow. ALL classes, senior, junior
and middler and the Latin and Greek
classes were partially examined Grad
uation exercises will take place Tues
day afternoon.
J. H. Schuyler died suddenly Tues
day afternoon in New York, where he
has made it his home for a few years
He leaves a wife, Mrs. DR.. Mary Schuy-
Ter of this city, and two daughters, Mrs
w. n. Coshbain Of this city, and an
other with whom he has lived in New
York. The body will be brought TO this
city Friday for burial at Hope ceme-
terry.
The rain, yesterday afternoon, inter
fered with the picnic Of the Primary
and intermediate Sunday School
Teachers Union, which was planned to
be held at Lake Quinsigamond. Many
members of the union accepted the in
vitation of Rev. J. Fl. Matthews Of
Lake View Congregational Church
and attended his stereopticon lecture in
the church in the evening.
Worcester Conclave, knights of
Sherwood Forest, met in Foresters'
hall, last evening, and discussed the
biennial supreme conclave convention
which is to be held in this city the Both
and 31st of August The convention
will be convened by Supreme Com
mander D. j. MCGOWAN of Newport,
r. I. Supreme Adjutant General B. j.
FOgarty of Newport, r. l., will also be
present At the next meeting of the
conclave held two weeks from last eve
ming, the delegates to the convention
will be elected.