The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-26
THE CITY.

last night with Miss Higgins, 17S Main
street
A meeting of the Natural History So
ciety is called for this evening at 100
business, amendment of charter.
A complimentary german will be
given in Steinert Hall, Saturday after
noon, by Mrs. Roy A. Champlins chill
dren's class.
A. G. Broad & Company, real estate
dealers, who have an office in the State
Mutual building, report many small
sales for this month.
Miss Simmons and Miss Lawrence,
two pupils of Miss Mary Starr, will give
musicale this evening in the Friday
Morning Club room.
Installation of officers of Court Nc
Cafferty, M. c. of F. took place in 1.
c. B. hall last night, and was followed
by business meeting.
William A Welch, formerly with
Geo. A. Loud of No. Elm street, has
entered the employ OF the f. G. Hig-
gins Wall Paper Company.
U. S. Grant Commandery, Knights of
Malta, have arranged for a graphic
phone entertainment in knights of
Malta hall tomorrow evening.
Jefferson D. Pierce returned from
Boston yesterday, but had nothing to
say regarding his visit to the governor
relative to the Marlboro strike.
Anchoria Lodge, I. o. o. F., held its
regular meeting last evening, followed
by smoke talk by Mr.. George C. Rix,
late of Company c, Second regiment
Commonwealth division, S. of T., will
conduct the ceremonies at the institu-
tuition of Union Hall division at the
Church of the Covenant, next Monday.
Earnest Rogers has severed his con-
nections with the State Mutual restau-
rant, where he has been employed as
head waiter for the past nine months.
Quinsigamond Tribe of Red Men held
its regular meeting last evening, in
their hall, at BOG Main street. There
will be an adoption at the next meet
ing.
The Ladies' Home Mission Society of
Dewey Street Baptist Church held its
regular monthly prayer meeting in the
parlors of the church yesterday after
noon.
The executive committee of the
Chaplin Club of the First Universalist
Church met last evening and made final
arrangements for the rainbow fair,
which will be given Feb. 2.
H. A. Howe, buyer for the Barnard,
Sumner & Putnam Co., is in New York,
where he will remain all the week
among the importing houses. selecting
the latest novelties for spring buyers.
The regular session of Worcester
Lodge of Elks will be held this evening
at the lodge rooms, 554 Main street. The
meeting win take action on several APP
plications for membership. Refresh
ments will be served.
ST. Vincent de Paul Society met in
Sheridan hall on Sheridan street last
night and aside from few remarks by
the president, John Timon, on the past
success of the society, only routine
business was transacted.
Dr. Almon Gunnison talked interest
ingly on the founders of Universalism
at the First Universalist Church last
last evening. The talk WA given after
the regular weekly prayer meeting.
There was large attendance.
Rev. DR.. A. z. Conrad will give an ad-
dress on "The church for the new CEN
fury" at the meeting Of the New
Haven, CT, Congregational Club to be
held in the Dwight Place Church in
that city next Monday evening.
Walter L. Heffern- Of this city, Who
for the past three years has been en-
ployed as clerk in the Narragansett no.
tel in Providence, r. l., has gone tC
Denver, Col, where he is to accept Q
position with a mercantile house.
DR.. G. Stanley Hall Of Clark Uni
versity will be among the speakers be-
fore the national congress Of mothers
to be held in Washington, D. c., Feb
ruary IA to II. A number of other
prominent educators will deliver ad-
dresses.
Mary r., wife of Thomas Jameson
was buried in Hope cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Services were held from he1
home, Shirley street, at 2.30 o'clock
by Rev. E. j. Buchlacker. There was a
large attendance of relatives and
friends.
An entertainment for the benefit of
the Boys Club drum corps will be held
Monday evening, Feb. 6, at GIT Main
street. The entertainment is given to
obtain money with which to purchase
uniforms for members of the drum
corps.
An alarm from box AL at 4,SO o'clock
yesterday afternoon, summoned the de-
partment to 513 Park avenue. Kindling
wood left on stove caught fire and
neghbors thinking that the con1agra-
ton would prove to be serious, rang
in an alarm.
At the regular mid-week services at
Old South Church, last night, Mr. Te-
ley, full blooded Zulu from So Africa,
delivered an illustrated lecture on the
customs and needs of his people. He
was accompanied by his wife, who sang
several solos during the evening.
Lodge No. I, Order United American
Mechanics, held its regular meeting at
the hall, 20 Pearl street last night. A
whist party will be held Friday even
ing, Feb. 3. The night of meeting was
changed from Wednesday to the first
and third Fridays of the month.
The funeral of Michael Doherty was
held from the undertaking rooms of
Fay Bros. on Temple street yesterday
morning. Services were held in st. Jo-
seph's Church at 8 o'clock. Rev. Jules
Grafton OBLIGATED at the services in the
church and at the grave in st. Johns
cemetery.
The Union st. Joseph's Society had a
meeting in st. Jean Baptiste hall
last night and appointed these men as a
committee to arrange for the celebra-
ton of Mardi Gras, which falls on Feb.
Ia A. o. Mondor, Levi Baoulieu, Jos.
Lapierre, Napoleon Dubois and Turibe
Tremblay.
The funeral of little Marion Kennedy,
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. Kennedy was held from the family
home, 81 Lamartine street, at 2.30
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The cas-
ket was completely covered with many
beautiful floral tributes The burial
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