The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-08
THE CITY.

-, ne next meeting of the Grade Five
1 NJ, VIII be held in room 70, city hail
Wednesday. Oi'S nall
Freedom lodge, K. of P, worked the
i nrsV Qegree on one candidate last even
ing at K. of P. hall.
There will be meeting of the
Glrack-a-Jacks at the parlors If M
douglas Club, l School street Sunday
AFTERNOON, at $3.50 O'clock.
me Emmanuel church sewing school
Was 10 open tomorrow, but owing to
ueIay IN the installation of the heating
apparatus at the church, the opening
Is Indefinitely postponed.
Within short time the Worcester
ana ana webster Street railway will be
joined with the Consolidated The ties
dlreauy meet and nothing remains to
lures. INC an J"iio
Rev. G. w. Kent of the South Uni
tarlan church is to lead a class in tha
study OF the English and Dutch in Al.
Tlca al the meeting of the Current
events club at Salisbury hall, this eve
ming, at o'clock
NJ ~ w mara Scott, pastor of
!P,,lne1dmont church, gave his lecture,
ne wicked world" last evening, in
the entertainment course being given
this winter at Bethany church. There
was good attendance.
Independence lodge, Good TempIars
initiated five candidates last evening at
Sons of Veterans hall Two members
VINO had broken their obligation were
re-obligated The lodge will give a
turkey supper on Friday evening, Dec
George Evans, an eight-year-old boy.
was arrested yesterday morning by
Ofhcer Addison March for breaking
glass. George is one of the BOYS who
have been breaking glass in the Hey
wood boot and shoe factory on Winter
street.
The Loyal Women of American Lib
erty met in room %, Day building, yes
terday, and voted not to hold a sup
per or tea meeting this month, on
account of the great pressure of other
interests. The next meeting will be
held on the 21st
The Light Infantry has been invited
to attend the performance of Princess
Phosa' at the Worcester theatre in a
body tonight, wearing full uniforms.
The presentation of Princess Phosa,"
as Spy readers know, is for the benefit
of Post 10, G. A. R.
On the land on Bloomingdale road
recently purchased by Mgr. Thomas
Griffin, there is to be built a school to
be known as the Notre Dame Normal
institute. Through Sullivan & O'Con-
nell, the charter was granted yesterday
by the commissioners of corporations
The ninth annual reunion of Com
pany d, Fourth Massachusetts heavy
artillery will be held next Friday night.
Members of the company will meet at
o'clock in room 500, State Mutual
building. Supper will be served at 730
o'clock in the State Mutual restau-
rant.
Queen Esther lodge, Rebekah, 1. o. o.
F., met last evening at 35 Pearl street,
and initiated five candidates. A large
number were present, including delega-
tions from Clinton and Leominster.
Mrs. Dora Wadsworth, district deputy,
was present and briefly addressed the
lodge.
The first recital of the Worcester
School of Elocution and Delsarte will
be held in Elocution hall, "a Front
street, Monday evening. An interest
ng program has been arranged and
will include humorous and dramatic
readings, sketches, songs and panto-
mines.
John James Allen, son of Staff Cap
tain and Mrs Allen of the Salvation
Army is said to be wonder with the
cornet and great things are predicted
of him. He is but IL years of age, but
has been playing for several years, and
judges say that he has ex-
ability that is subject to
development.
The Primary and Junior Sunday
School Teachers Union will meet in
DR.. Mix's office, Y. M. c. A. building,
his afternoon, at o'clock The pri-
nary lesson will be given by Mrs. C.
.. Squier of Grace church, and this will
De followed by a resume of "a study of
child nature" by Mrs. Elizabeth Har-
'ison to be given by Mrs. c. f. Marsh
If All Souls church
The Srst signs of ice are beginning
% appear on the ponds throughout the |
,ity and the weather reports presag- |
ng a good cold snap, has set the hopes
If the skaters high. Already they are
'e11lONllB the aust from lHeIT skates. |
The hardware stores are doing a good |
business in skates with those who are
Jet to learn the fascinating art of Gid
ng over the polished surface of con-
yealed aqua.
The next regular meeting of the |
Vashburn Engineering Society will be |
leld in the lecture hall of the Tech en-
cheering laboratory Monday evening
1t o'clock. Albert Kingsbury, profess
or of applied mechanics at the insti-
ute, will read a paper upon and demon
trate with special apparatus Some
ecture room experiments in lubrica-
ion" The public is cordially invited
o attend
j. C. Wood has invented an automo-
bile which is fully protected by pa
ents, and a company is to. be formed
or it's manufacture. He says that it
s run by power generated from gaso-
enc and that five gallons will suffice
or a days riding The power is ap-
llied by endless chains to sprockets on
he rea- wheels. The rear axle remains
stationary. 1t has other claims to merit, |
too, and the inventor sees a great flu
lure before his machine.
The best liver regulator in the world |
don't forget this,