The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-28

Music Hall Professor NcGearys full
orchestra of Webster will furnish the
music. There are IA daVces in the pro
gram. Miss Agnes ReiI{ey, Messrs. W.
F. Stanley, William III Harris, Thorn
as Collins will sing and recitation
by Frances M. Kelly. byron S. Green
is general floor director, and John Ry-
an, assistant. Aids, John Gouley, Ed
ward F. Stanley, Joseph Sommean
Napoleon Dumont, JAMES F. Tague,
Dennis Delaney, Napoleon Plante and
William Casey. John Ryan, James f.
Tague and Frances NJ. Kelley are COM
mittee of arrangements.
A holiness convention will be held in
Union Hall, North Grosvenordale
Conn, November 80, till December s,
inclusive Rev. Bud Robinson, Tex
as; Rev. E. A. ferguson, Mt. Vernon,
Ill; Mrs. Abbie Lawrence and Miss
Martha Curry, both of Stoneham,
| Mass, will address the convention.
Mr.. Ferguson is one of the most sue
| cessful and leading evangelists of the
| day. He is an exponent on all Bible
| doctrines and a former Western rail-
| road evangelist.
Mr.. Robinson is said to be a CON
| verted cowboy and circuit rider" who
| came from a family of Tennessee Moon
| convention he will give a brief sketch
of his life.
Miss Curry is a very successful
evangelist and a very powerful preach
| er. Mrs. Lawrence is the leader in
! song, and will lead the singing and
! sing several solos as well.
The object of meetings is conversion
of sinners, reclamation, of backsliders
! and entire sanctification of Christians.
| Sunday services.-Prayer service, 8 a.
/ m. and $40 D. m. Preaching, 10 a. M,
| and 7.30 p. m.
| Week day services.-Prayer, 2.3O and
| $50 p. m. Preaching, 3 and 7.S0 p. m.
! Several people from Webster will at
tend the meetings each day.
| The st. Patrlck's c. T. A. Society will
| tender a reception to all that assisted
| the club at their recent fair and field
/ day sports in the opera house, Friday
evening, November 80, Dancing, enter
| tainment and refreshments will be the
order of exercises for the evening
The Ladies Aid Society connected
with the D. L. K. organization held
| their annual Thanksgiving eve social
at D. L. K. Hall, Wednesday evening,
| November q. At least 40O-both young
and old-enjoyed one Of the very best
| socials given by the fair sex. Music
by the D. L. K. orchestra.
A dance will be held Thursday even
! ing, November %, in the Turn Verein
| Hall, School Street. Refreshments fol-
low. Wagner's Orchestra is engaged.
| Joseph Hood OF Boston will give an
| exhibition of trick and fancy pool
playing at L. S. Hills bowling par
| lOrs, Thursday evening, November Is.
Arthur S. Pattison opened a roller
| skating rink in Music hall last Tues
! day evening. There was a good at
| tendance for the opening night. A Sc
| lect orchestra of 10 pieces played Sc
| lections during the evening.
Music Hall will be filled to overflow,
| Thursday, November 2S p. M, with
| young and old to witness the game of
| basket ball: Webster VS.. Millbury
| neither of whom has lost a game, this
| season.
Bates shoe factory has closed for the
week to take account Of stock
| Boys, charged with demolishing a
fence at the Hub, owned by A. Wal
| do Joslin, was before Judge Clarke,
| yesterday, and from lack of evidence
| the fellows were discharged. 1t cost
| Mr.. Joslin 1913, but he got no satisfac-
! ton in the court as prosecutor.
! Mr.. Cort, since resuming his old DO
| sition as editor of the Webster Times
/ has received many subscriptions from
| his old time subscribers and several
letters from the business men in town
| in words of congratulation and re-
newed advertisement.
The First National and Webster Five
| Cents Savings Bank will not occupy
the lower floor Of the bank block until
next spring.
| The Ladies Benevolent Society held
their monthly meeting. last evening, in
| the church chapel. Matters were dis
cussed in the interest Of the order.
! Union Thanksgiving service will be
| held, Thursday evening, 730 o'clock, in
the Congregational Church. Sermon bv
the Rev. DR. James Nudge, pastor of
| the Methodist Church