The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-20
THE CITY.

] ~ L, early Oh the w. II. blOuBel ~.
has gone to New York for several days
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
| Unitarian Church, met at 2,30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
The annual meeting of the McAll
Auxiliary will be held at Central
Church this afternoon.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel E. Winslow of
this city are among those in attendance
at the Boston horse show.
Addison L. Bemis is rusticating at
West Burke, Vermont, where he will
remain until the first of June.
William E. Barton will tell the story
of his campaign experiences in Cuba
! Tuesday evening at the armory.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the South
| Baptist Church will serve supper in
| the vestry of the church this evening
The hall trustees of Labor headquar-
tiers will elect treasurer, financial Sec
rotary and janitor at its next Sunday
meeting.
The first annual donation and reunion
of Bethel A. M. E. Church will be held
| this evening at the Church on Park
| avenue.
The teachers of Abbott street school
were entertained at the home of the
principal, Miss Alice Bedding, Tuesday
evening.
The men of Old South Church give
g banquet and entertainment in the
dining room and parlors of the church
this evening.
The Mems Union of Trinity Church
meets this evening at 7.45 o'clock. The
discussion will be on Disciplinary
amusements."
E. w. Wilder, physical director of
the Y. M. c. A, leaves today to spend
two weeks of his vacation visiting New
England cities.
A. B. b. Kinney goes into New
Brunswick early on fishing trip. The
hunting season he will spend as usual
on his township in Maine.
H. Willis Rice, who is at Saranao
Lake, N. Y, under the advice of his
physicians, is improving rapidly and
gaining in health and strength.
The Worcester appointments at the
Methodist conference, yesterday, in
cluded Swedish First, H. e. Whyman;
Second, Nels Eagle, Peter Erect.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of Main Street Bap-
fist Church will meet this afternoon at
8 with Mrs. Ward, 16 Allen street.
The Viola Social Circle met last eve
ming at the home Of w. p. Barnes, 10
/ Elliott street. There was q musical
program and also several Fecitatlons.
Father Mathew Society was to or
ganize an athletic association Tuesday
evening, but lacked quorum and the
meeting adjourned till tomorrow night.
B. P. Olmstead of w. Bingham & Co.,
Cleveland, O., was in Worcester today,
and has placed contract for ice skates
with the Winslow Manufacturing Com
pany.
The first meeting Of the bird class
for children, Mrs. Dell Ten Eyck Free
man teacher, is called for this after
noon at AS at the Natural History
rooms.
A still alarm about go o'clock yes
terday afternoon, unnecessarily called
the chemical from the Burncoat street
house to the rear of II Melville street
for a grass fire.
The Ladies Society of the German
Lutheran Church will hold a sale OF
fancy articles in the Vestry Of the
church, on Chandler street, this after
noon, at 2.3O o'clock.
The auction sale of three lots at the
Worcester Highlands, which was t.
have taken place yesterday afternoon
has been indefinitely postponed owing
to the illness of Auctioneer Griffin.
Francis H., infant son of Henry La
barge, clerk at the Waldo House, died
Wednesday afternoon at the parents
home, 145 Central street. The funeral
will be held this afternoon at o'clock
Rev. John Udd, pastor Of the Second
Swedish Congregational church, re-
turned Yesterday afternoon from Hart
ford where he has been attending q
session of the Swedish Missionary So
ciety.
Jerome Wheelock, 90 Eastern avenue,
returned Saturday from Paris, whittier
he went to arrange for an exhibit of the
Wheelock engine at the Paris eXposi-
ton He also made a hurried visit to
Nap7es. where one of his engines is in
stalled.
There was a large attendance last
evening at the recital of Mrs. William
E. Bowen's pupils in elocution and del
sarte. Thirty-one of the pupils took
part Tonight the program will con-
| sist of 16 numbers and will be entirely
different.
The young people of the South Uni
tartan Church, assisted by others from
the Church of the Unity, will present
an entertainment under the title Of
Assorted Chocolates this evening
and tomorrow evening, at the South
Unitarian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick WEIGH of IS Hill
street have the sympathy of their
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| two-year-old daughter, Mary, which
occurred Wednesday afternoon after a
| short illness. Her funeral will take
place Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The new quartet of the Old South
Church will give a concert at the
church Monday evening, May 1. Songs
by the individuals, members, mixed and
male quartets, a quintet and seXtet,
with organ selections by E. ]. Harring-
ton, the organist Of the church. will
make up the program.
The entertainment and dance given
by the Central Commandery, o. U. A.
NJ, last night at Steinert hall, attracted
goodly number of people. Those who
took part in the entertainment were:
Mrs. Edna Ware and Miss Grace l..
Dunton, Joseph RhOades, Miss Ellie
Holbrook. Dancing lasted until one
o'clock.
After a half hours concert by the
Light Infantry orchestra, Hon. Charles
| G.. Washburn spoke on "A boys OPP
portunity" at the public meeting of the
Boys Club last night. His talk was in
keeping with the day, and he told of
some of the boys of Massachusetts
who have become famous. The ad-
dress was followed by selections by the
Boys Club drum corps.