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

A. Madison Stone is at Nantasket
beach. ..
Francis .Mccarroil sails for Europe
| Saturday.
Miss Mabelle Tuson has gone to Port
Fairfield, Me.
F. E., Goodman left last night for
Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Fannie V. Blanchard is at Ran
dolpA Centre, VT.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Aldrich are
at Salisbury beach.
Miss Florence Nichols has returned
| from Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. A. B. R. Sprague is at Winthrop
beach for the season.
George A. Howe went to Portland,
| Me, yesterday for his vacation.
Hon. Charles A. Gleason and Mrs.
Gleason are at New Braintree for the
summer.
DIR. and Mrs. Brockway have just re-
turned from an outing at Eastern Point,
| Gloucester.
Burton W. Wynott has gone on a visit
/ to Halifax and the surrounding coun-
try for month.
Ernest Land and Alice M. Burnham
have gone to visit their grandmother
at Hallowell, Me-
H. A. Mansfield left Worcester yes
terday afternoon for Bangor, Me-, where
he will be for the next three weeks.
DIR. Caroline A. Osborne, a recent
| ora dl1afa Of the ne NadiaoI col
lege in Philadelphia, is at her home in
Worcester.
Miss Eva M. Mcintyre and Miss Mary
Bowers of Bridgeport, CT, are visiting
the formers aunt, Mrs. F. Smith, liz
Chandler street.
F. H. Browning, representing Ora
ham. Garrett & Co., Spokane, Wash
mining promoters, is stopping at the
Bay State House for 10 days
F. D. Valva, the well-known5 local
violinist, has taken charge of the or
chestra at the theatre at Pinehurst
park, Leominster, for the, season.
A. NJ Berry will make a two weeks
| stay in Charlottetown, Cape Breton, and
will then take a tour along the coast
for 800 miles in a sailboat, with friends
of that city,.
There was a special meeting of AL
hambra Council, K. of c., in Alhambra
1 hail. 9S Front street, last night, for the
transaction of business in connection
with refurnishing the council rooms.
Mrs. j. G. Allen and the Misses Ber-
tina, Yeaton, Addie Yeaton, Annie Cum
! mings and NJ. L. Seavey left Worcester
yesterday for Halifax, from which city
they viii tour through the maritime
provinces.
] John Eric Forsstedt, formerly head of
! the data department of the Washburn
& Moen. works. leaves Aug. 2 for Sweden
to be assistant general superintendent
of the Northern Metal company al
Vestuas, Sweden.
Three hundred members of Park
church and Sunday school picnicked at
Quinsgamcnd park yesterday, The
afternoon. program of sports was inter-
.rupted by the thunder shower. The
return was at o'clock.
| Capt. Peter Sinclair of Engine 6,
Lieut.. j. F. Curran of Hose at Quin-
| sigamond, w. T. Perry of Chemical 3,
| w. ]. Newbert of Engine 4, and F. c.
Hoyle of Hose 4, all went on their va
cations yesterday for 10 days.
The First Swedish Ladies' society
met in the rooms at 9S Front street
! last evening, and decided to meet Only
once a month during. the summer
months. After this the society will
meet the first Thursday in each month.
Edgar P. Baldwin, w. G. Dennis and
| Rev. DR.. M. H. Harris have been elect
ed delegates to the national convention
! of the Y. P. c.. u of, the UniVersalst
| church, which begins at Lynn next
| nlF 1~axr Il
week.
H. L. Hastings, the anti-infidel
preacher of Boston, spoke before large
audiences at the Church of Christ yes
| terday morning, afternoon and eve
ming, He will deliver three addresses
at the same place today at II, 8 and 8
o'clock. $50
+ A meeting of the Butchers and Gro
l9cers' Association was held in l. C. B.
| hall this evening, and arrangements
| ton July 10. This year the return
train will leave an hour later than
usual The sale of tickets will be lin
tied to 3O0O
| Mrs. Fred L. Ward of New York city
| and children; who. have been in Wor-
cester, have gone. to North Brookfield
! for the; summer. Mr.. Ward is at pres
| ent there with. them. He is connected
with the American National Red Cross
| society and Is purchasing agent for Miss
/ Clara. Barton, who is conducting hos
pital work in Cuba. ;a7s9
James j. Mclaughlin, proprietor of
the Front street haberdashery, is
mourning the loss of a valuable bull
dog, "Rex." The dog. was. run over by
q Millbury street car Wednesday and
| was instantly killed. The dog was of
the famous lighting bull dog, Wallace
of Webster, and his mother was Sin