The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-20

| r,alIilcI 80. " La dyetJe, Stlpulating the
'--euicdl examination of each member
Lhere will be an interest box oner-
liS soelaDle and entertainment AZ the
SoIai street Methodist church tbie
evening, to o'clock. '-@
The ladies' of the South Barss+
OnuIch VIII hold lawn party at tbe
IlSssidence Of William M. Chaffee nT,
-liii street near Tatnuck, this evening
| S; c. Kendall will sell at auction CO.
urday the Start barn on C ST1lu1i pa
street. On Thursday. Julv ~ ba Iii ui1
sen the brick block at 100 and lO2 por+
land street anu lO2 Fort-
,,.i ne bureau women of Trinity church
~ III dt I{, the Chautauqua assembly at
an, ny view, South birmingham We'd
Tostaay July ~. Marlboro cars leave
l oster street at I a. m.
worcester Temple, R. S. held a lary,,
Parry last evening at the nome If w
"a .o&'n Is Tufts street. The COMMIT
G &c IN charge was Mrs. Jennie w
/ o3S$SWelL Mrs. Clara Holt, Mrs. sam.
0eI Aora ana Mrs. 9. H. Putnam.
An alarm from box 261 at the COR
Ief OF Salem and Southbridge street
! Drought the fire department to q bnrse
| on the corner to put out blaze which
started in the back yard. 1t was ~
loss. WIN Slislt
Inc members of the Bethel A. H. f.
| church gave reception to their pes-
| tor last night. The Rev. j. T. Havslett
the presiding elder of the New England
conference, will preach at the Bethel
a M II. church, Friday evening. at 2
D. M
John H. MaIoney, the broker. will
soon nave larger and better Quarters
having arranged to occupy the rooms
recently vacated by the City National
oank. He will have as his correspond
ents in the future G. L. Mclean 4 Co.
of New York.
Auctioneer H. M. CIemence sold yes
ter1ay the property at 156 Cambridge
street to Patrick Kelley for $2065, sub
Jeet 70 TINS years taxes. He also sold
an adjoining lot containing 1000 feet of
land to Thomas McCaulley for 12H
cents foot and subject to the taxes
for 1899
The demand for molders increases
daily Seven men gave up their Jobs in
TINS city yesterday to begin work at
LIZ op4AAl 4ldI LII IOuIQTV IN MILE
bury. The Globe foundry is charging
its foundry, and as soon as the addi-
lions are completed 25 molders will be
at work.
About 30 friends of Miss Susan Maria
Robinson of IS North Ashland street
called at her home last night to see a
beautiful night blooming cereus which
opened its blossoms last evening. A
COLLATION. CarUaH htzA Mics Eah
and the evening passed with an enter
tainment by the guests.
The recently organized camera club,
which is one of the departments Of the
Y. M. G. A, has accepted an invita- ton
to be present at demonstration Of the
Bradley Platinum Paper to be given III
the Photographic department Of the
Boston Store on Saturday morning be-
tween 10 and IL O'Clock. The demon
stration will be in charge of one Of the
corporators of the Bradley Company.
All excellent program for the year of
1890 has been arranged by the pro-
gram committee of the Worcester
League of Unitarian Women. Three
papers are planned for each day, and
the days are as follows: Nov. 10, 1.-The
negro problem; Dec. 20, Jesus and his
work.; Jan. II, Wealth; Feb. q,
1.-THE Salvation Army; March 20, 1900,
1.-THE Home; April II, self develop
ment"; May Is, 1.-THE positive gospel of
Unitarianism."
For the Grand Army excursion from
New England to be held at Crystal lake
Saturday. July %, special rates have
been made. and tickets are on sale at
the Union depot good on all trains in
the morning going and to return on
any train in the afternoon Of the 22d,
for rs cents for the round trip. Trains
leave Worcester at $40 a. M and 1145
a. m. for the grounds. Bicycle races
have been arranged to add to the
of the day.
TIE annual picnic of Bethany church
and Sunday school was held yesterday
at Lake park and conducted on novel
lines. Five special electric cars were
to transport the picnlckers
from New Worcester to the park, and
the same number carried the holiday
makers home at o'clock in the az
ternoon. The picnic was conducted en-
tIrely free of any expense to the people
participating, the expense being met
by the committee in charge. who were
furnished a considerable sum as free
will offering.
The South Worcester Nlllag2 I'M
movement society has elected these
officers: President John Jewell; vice.
presidents. ]. S Hall, John Timon; Sec
retary. j. w. Mawby; treasurer, S. H.
Dutton; membership committee, George
Tuson. John Normand, Holmes Miner;
finance committee, David Oldroyd, P.
B. Moriarty, H. H. Miner; press com
mittee. ]. r. Timon, Rev. E. w. Phil
llps. William Greaves; neighborhood
Improvement committee, Rev. Henry
Hague, Alex Belisle, Jr., Charles Booth,
John Timon, G. H. Dutton.
The members Of the Grand canton,
Worcester Patriarchs Militant, ]. Q. o.
F., are requested to meet at the ar
mory. II Pleasant street. at o'clock
this morning for the trip to Nashua.
A line of march will form, headed py
The worcester Brass band, which will
accompany the canton, and proceed to
civ hall. where the party will be
Joined bv Mayor Dodge and Grand Sire
Alfred s. Pinkerton Thence to Union
station. where a special train will be-
ready TO leave Worcester at S.14. The
worcester party will be met by the
nashua canton and escorted to its ar
mory, after which the gathering WIN
proceed to Lake park, where the eXer-
cises of the day will be held. A spe-
cial train will leave Nashua fr Worces-
ter at 10 o'clock.
VANAGH-HEDGE.