The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-29
THE CITY.

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sociatlon will hold field day at Flvnt
park Monson, June 2S.
Utopia Rebekah lodge, No. 1O7. will
mold a basket picnic at Dodge nark
frlday afternoon.
Or, Lewis E. Fitzgerald of this CITY
teIt yesterday morning for Colorado
springs for his health.
The Lake View Y. P. S. C. e. are tc
Lolu d lawn party this evening at the
residence of Mr.. Morrill, in Shrewsbury.
There will a regular MONTHLY moot
ing Vi the Ladies Father Mathew T. A.
q Il. society at Father Mathew han This
evening at o'clock. '''''
Mrs. A. A. Bigelow has presented the
4. ". Z. A. with copy of the famous
etchlng OF Reims cathedral, which has
oeen hung in the parlor
The Adams square BAPTIST Sunday
school will hold it's annual picnic on
Cuinslgamond park, Friday. Sneciai
cars will leave the church at 9
O'Clock. az
On account of interference with the
nazar for the benefit of st. Vircent's
hospital, the opening of the Washing
ton Social club at the lake has been
postponed to July 5.
The shoe, gents furnishing and cloth
ing dealers on Front street have de-
clded to close Tuesday, Wednesday and
thursday evenings during the months
Oh July and August at $50 o'clock.
The Sunday school of the Main street
baptlst church will hold its annual pic
ME at Sargent's pond in Leicester to-
DAY. Cars will leave the Union station
every 70 minutes. The children will
meet at the church at p. m.
The Bethany Y. P. S. C. E. will give
supper and graphophone entertain
ment on the lawn in front of the Home
Tor Aged Men, this evening. If not
pleasant it will be held in the vestry of
the church.
William 1. Fitzgerald has resigned
his position as clerk in the store of the
Alma Drug company at Trumbull
square to become travelling salesman
Tor f. M. Harris the druggist Mr..
Fitzgerald has been clerk In the Alma
drug store for over six years.
Invitations have been received in this
CITY Tor the wedding of William b.
anu A'IioS dIGl Lander Big
Glow, in Natick the 2Sth. Mr.. Sprout
lived in Worcester, as did his family.
and he represented the city in the leg
lslature. He was classmate in am-
herst of City Solicitor Rugg. He now
practices law in Boston
On Monday the Worcester Console
dated Street Railway company began
running 8 car which leaves the Union
station for New Worcester upon the
arrival Of the midnight train, 1920
a. m. This will be continued until fur
Their notice. Connection is made at the
city hall with north bound car, which
runs to Market street.
Dr. and Mrs S. B. Woodward and
Prof. and Mrs. Leonard P. Kinnicutt
expect to sail for Europe on the STAIN
ship New England from Boston, To-Day,
for somewhat extensive trip Pref
Kinnicutt will stop in England and Wis
it France, to study sewer systems,
while the other members of the party
will seek recreation in Scotland and
Ireland.
The officers of Damascus lodge, K. of
P, have been elected: Chancellor COM
mander C. H. Green; vice chancellor,
NJ. D. Davis; prelate, A. H. Harrell;
master of work, H. E. Noyes; keeper Of
records and scribe, F. S. Gray; master
of finance, r. L. Jewell; master of ex-
chequer, B. w. Stone; master at arms,
n. E. Bouteienner; guard, j. H. Gard
ner; outer guard, E. A. Macumber;
The installation will be held July 49,
The Redfield college male quartet,
assisted by Miss Ethelyn King, teacher
of music at the conservatory corrected
with the college, will give a concert
| at Old South church this evening, for
the benefit of the college. The fGur
young men who have undertaken to
raise money in this way for a much
needed building are James M. Laven-
der, first tenor George Williams, sec
ond tenor; Roscoe King, first bass and
Grant Stanley, second bass.
The Worcester delegates to the re-
cent national convention of Elks at st.
Louis, Mo-, have received an invitati IN
from the Lynn lodge, signed by the
eight delegates to st. Louis to be pi IS
ent at a complimentary banquet TO be
rendered to Grand Trustee John ID.
O'Shea at Lynn today. The Worcester
delegates gave Mr.. O'Shea their sup
mort in the contest for the trusteeship
| at the convention, and they Will be
represented at the banquet
Industry council. Jr. 0. U. A. M, has
elected their officers: Councillor D. D.
Baer; vice councillor, A. w. Morrill,;
recording secretary, A. E. White; as
sistant recording secretary, Q. A. Hold
en-: financial secretary, L. F. Turner;
conductor, N. B. Shagnon; warden, g.
p. Metcalf; inside sentinel, H. A: Free
man; outside sentinel, G. E. Hadley;
trustees, A. E. White, IS months; re-
preventative to state council, two years
r. S. Adams; alternates, G. 4. Hadley'
Two wears: B. C. Johnson, one year.