The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-23

Charles T. Tatman addressed the
members of the Boston Homeopathic
Medical Society on the subject, THE
Law, the Physician and Life Insur-
ance." Monday night.
Notices were mailed yesterday to
the members of Gesang Verein Froh-
sim, calling attention to the concert
in Frohsinn Hall Sunday night and the
dance in Frohsinn Hall Thanksgiving
eve for members and their families.
-Pinoeer Auxiliary to Worcester As
sociation Stationery Engineers will
give an oyster supper this evening
from to o'clock, in G. A. R. Hall,
So Pearl Street, after which will take
place a miscellaneous entertainment,
consisting of a drama, readings, vocal
and instrumental music, etc.
ABethel A. NJ. E. Church was bene-
flied last night by a concert given in
Association Hail., at which a number
of artists appeared. j. w. Doris
whistled Mrs. Estelle Pinckney Clough
and Waterman Sharp sang. Daniel
Dean and Howard Grant contributed
banjo and guitar music and Miss
Blanche Kenerson solos upon the
piano.
AT meeting Of the Britomart So
ciety, at the English High School, yes
terday, the following program was car
ried out: Piano duet, the Misses Shee-
han; recitation Miss Hines; original
paper Miss Quinlan; "Encampment''
(by Paul Lawrence Dunbar, Miss
Steele reading. Miss Stevenson; violin
solo, Miss Valva; poem, Miss McKeon;
original paper, Miss Grelish.
The Greenwood Association is to
have a private social in Fortier's Hall,
Dec. 6, for members and their lady
dc mix afv Ee1 -
served during intermission.
The Ladies' Social Union of Hope
Church opened a rummage sale yes
terday morning in the store 1856 Front
Street. There is a very good class of
goods for sale and the store was
crowded all day with people looking
for bargains. The sale will be contin-
ued till o'clock tonight when the
articles left will be sold at auction.
While handling a heavy case yes
terGay morning, at the freight house
OF the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad at MaMdison Street,
Terence Griffin was badly bruised and
shaken up. The ambulance was called
but Griffin refused to go to the hos
pital and he was treated at the freight
mouse by DR.. A. C. Doten and later
went to his home. 40 Green Street.
Contributions yesterday to the
police Thanksgiving fund for poor fam
lilies were: Friend, So H. M, So; Wor-
cester Credit Company, $40; Mrs. A.
George Bullock, So; cash, IS; total,
s342S0.
The third annual social of Bottlers'
and Drivers Union in A. 0. H. Hall
last night was attended by more than
100 couples. Riley's Orchestra played
for dancing.
Tho NToIto 1oo,oa r,-nz =.
one candidate at the meeting of u. S.
Grand Commandery, K. of NJ, last
night. After the meeting the members
Of the commandery were photographed
by a representative of the Stott-P Power
Company.
-Michaed Callahan, a 15-year-old
South Worcester lad, was arrested in
Mechanics Hall. last night, by officer
Pierce P, Power and Special officer
Flagg, the janitor of the hall. 1t is
alleged that young Callahan engaged
himself in ringing the fire gong in the
hall, thereby causing commotion.
The Knights of Robert Emmett
celebrated the anniversary of the Man
chester martyrs last night, in their
hall. 9S Front Street. There werS
songs and recitations by members and
a recitation in Gaelic by P. ]. Shea
Alderman Edward J. Mcmahon spoke
on THE Bravery of Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien." J. ]. O'Donnell was toast
master.
At the meeting of Court Frederick
Began, F. of A., last night, five new
members were admitted and 10 applica-
lions received. The court decided to
hold minstrel show in A. o. H. Hall
some time in January. 1t was voted
to send written vote of thanks to the
ladies who assisted at the Foresters'
fair on the courts table.