The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-21

The Piedmont Literary and Social
Union will begin its meetings next
Monday evening. The subject this
season will be German History,
Thought and Life
The regular business meeting and
social of the Y. p. S. c. e. of the
First Baptist Church will be Friday
night in the Christian Endeavor room.
A discussion of plans and new work
for the society will be a principal fea-
ture of the business session.
Rev j. A. Huffman of the First
Swedish Congregational Church leaves
today for New Haven where he will
attend the lecture by Senator Walden
strom at Yale College. Rev Mr.. Hult-
man will return to Worcester Wednes-
day evening.
Rev. A. L. Anderson of Orange and
Rev. j. A. johnson of Lynn, who have
been in Worcester assisting at the
Mission Conference held in the First
Swedish Congregational Church on
Salem Street, leaves today for their
respective homes.
The Epworth League connected
with the Quinsigamond Methodist
Church win hold a prayer meeting at
the home of c. P. Bergstrom at Au-
burn, Friday night. Members of the
league will go to Auburn on special
car and will meet in front Of the State
Mutual building at o'clock. The
meeting will be conducted by Presi-
dent Charles Mayer
Clemence sells today at II o'clock a.
M, fine House Lots of 5000 feet each
on Charlotte Street, near Park Avenue.
Also at IL 70 clock noon, on same day
the estate No. Is Nixon Avenue, near
Webster Square at New Worcester
with a three tenement house nearly
new thereon. These estates ar part
of the estate of the late Chas. Baker
and is sold by the receiver, G. II. Cut
ing.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Main Street Baptist Church will give
a cobwebb social at s o'clock tomorrow
night at the church vestry.
AT the Christian Endeavor meeting
at the First Baptist Church last night,
Miss Phyllis Foskey gave a report Of
the State Convention at North Adams
to which she was a delegate from the
First Church.
Yesterday was the regular COM
munion Sunday for the children of st.
Peters Church and ct the 9.15 mass
the sacrament was administered to
over 200. Sunday the confirmation class
Will be confirmed by Bishop T. ID,
Beaver. This years class Is larger
than usual
Rose Nugent, years old, while
playing with matches near her home,
in Nugent Court, yesterday afternoon,
set her clothing on fire. Before the
! flames could be extinguished by on
! lockers the child was badly burned
about the chest, arms and waist.
All preparations for the banquet
that the st. Anne's Temperance So
ciety is to give Wednesday night al
its rooms on Front Street were com.
pleted last night. The banquet is being
held for the purpose of celebrating the
anniversary of the society.
I The sale of single seat tickets fol-
| the Association Course of entertain
ments will begin at the Y M. c. A.
/ tomorrow morning at o'clock. There
are about 70 seats to be sold.
The Bible Study Glass conducted
| by Rev. DR.. James M. Gray of Bos-
ton holds its first session of the season
tonight in Association Hall. The mem
| bership last year was about 300 and
more are expected this year.
The Ladies Aid Society of All
| Souls Church will hold a rummage
sale Thursday and Friday at 152 Front
| Street