The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-01
THE CITY.

There was whist party given by tn
Unity Social Club in Granite hall, las
evening.
The Vernon cycle club hold a socia
and dance at horticultural hall thi
evening.
Miss Blanche Bancroft has opene,
manicure parlors in the State Mutua
building.
The Whatsoever club of plymouth
church hold missionary tea THURSDAY
afternoon.
Miss Frances Morse expects to sal
soon with a party Of New York friends
for Japan.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. Z. the Y
w. c. A. singing class will give an en-.
tertainment.
There will be an entertainment given
by the Y. P. C.. U. Of All Saints church
on Thursday evening.
On Feb. II, Saturday, afternoon and
evening, Banda Rosa Will give a con-
cert at Mechanics hall.
At Horticultural hall, Friday even
ing, Feb. 8, the Wash5urn social club
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The Y. C. Y. NJ J.. of Sacred Heart
church will give q reception on We'd
nesday evening, Feb s.
There will be free concert at Park
Congregationalist church, Saturday af-
ternoon and evening, Feb. f.
The advanced apprentices of the Nor
NAL school held a supper and social last
evening in the school gymnasium.
The alarm from box IS, early yester-
gay forenoon, was for chimney fire
IN the house "a Suffolk street. There
was no damage.
PRUDENCE Circle of Ruth lodge, u. O.
OF l. 0. L., will meet with Mrs. M. E.
Marcy, lR Carroll street, Friday af-
George Stearns, night Waterman at
the state safe deposit vaults, $40 Main
street. has resumed his duties. after
nearly three weeks illness.
Miss Edith Barnes of Northboro will
speak upon MOSES and lichens at the
weekly meeting of the Worcester Coun-
~ horticultural society, tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The Board of Trade Singing Club is
TO give a private concert for members
and their families, at Association Hall
I, M. G. A. building, Friday evening,
The Albion quartet concert CO. will
give concert under the auspices of the
worcester County Mechanics associa-
tlon at Mechanics hall on Monday even
ing, Feb. g.
me funeral services of David Moore
OF Stafford street were held from his
late home at 2.30 o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon. Many friends attended. The
burial was in st. Johns cemetery.
The sun rises at 7.O1 o'clock this
morning, and sets at sol, making the
day just 10 hours long, which is two
minutes longer this yesterday. The
moon rises at 11.12 o'clock tonight
Axel Christianson. an iron moulder,
was examined Yesterday by City Phys
lclan w. 7. Clark and was adiudged
mentally unbalanced. He was com
mitted to the lunatic hospital at Bloom
ingdale.
Aaron Goldstein, who died at the city
hospital Monday night, was buried
from the undertaking rooms of Gala
han Bros, yesterday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Interment was in st. Johns
cemetery.
Henry Herbert Goddard of Clark
University will address the mother
child study clubs of the city. Wednes-
day afternoon, at Mrs. William Mar
ble's, No. l Clement street, on THE
suggestibility of children"
Mrs. James H Wall, Mrs. Gardner
{. Whiting and Mrs. NJ. Fl. Cowden are
to conduct a series Of charity whists
this winter, the first to be given next
Tuesday afternoon at the house of Mrs.
Cowden, 10 Lagrange street.
The handsome St. Bernard dog "Bru-
no" belonging to superintendent John
N. AlIarman of the Consolidated. was
instantly killed on Monday by a car
on the Grafton line as it was passing
through Mr.. Akarmans farm
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Bethany Church
will be held in the vestry Thursday at
5 p. m. Supper at $50 Entertainment
in the evening BY the Pastime Orches-
trail Club, w. j. Price leader.
Sergt. Edward NJ Holmgren of Troop
f, Second United States cavalry, who
has been visiting his brother, John P.
Holmgren at 8 Rodney street, will leave
next Monday for San Francisco, whence
he will go to Manila to rejoin his troop.
AT well attended meeting OF the La
dies Charitable Society of the Church
of the Unity yesterday, it was voted
not to hold an entertainment on Wash
ington's birthday. Tea was served by
Mrs. James H. Wall and Mrs. Whit
aker.
The Worcester clearing house state
ment for yesterday showed that clear
ingS for the day We're 1920 600. 81,
as against $195, 734.4 As for the correspond
ing day last year. The balances were
1914, 04249, as against $5S,199,91 last
year.
The Worcester county branch of the
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
will hold it's next meeting at Berlin
Thursday, Feb. 2, at II o'clock. The
missionary speaker will be Mrs H. D.
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