Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-22
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CITY NEWS.
The republican city acommttec will meet at
the T. S. assessors office, on Pearl street, al
ballpast seven this evening.
StercoScopc views of the horticultural exhi-
btion in Mechanics hall have been made, and
will be for sale 10y L. II, Chamberlain few
days.
About four O'Clock yesterday morning, as Mr..
Young, one of our city milkmcn, was coming
up Main street, the horse became frightened
and ran, oycrturning the wagon ON Foster
street, and making general spill oftho contents
of the cans
In the municipal court, yesterday, there were
six cases of drunkenness, disposed of as follows:
Frank Fcnner, two months in house of corrcc.
ton; james j. johnson, six months in wJlk-
house. John Fay, second oftcnse, two rJontbs in
house of correction; VIM. Russell, fined 50 and
costs, paid; Michael Brennan committed ON non.
payment OF 'and costs; Adolphus 7. Howe,
complaint placed or file; Michael Murphy. for
keeping llqnor, was fined $40 aud costs; paid.
lHE CONCERT at the hall of fine Y. NJ. G. A.,
aas' evening, was very successful affair The
rooms were filed to their utmost and the audi
'ence by hearty applause showed the favor with
Wh'ch they received the entertainment provided
Inc names of the artists arc a sufficient guaranty
OF the character Of the entertainment, which re-
hected great credit upon those who took part in
the exercises:
L. b. STORY .,.............,...,......DIR DIRECTOR
I. Piano Duo. aIarchc Charactcrytiquc, op. I'll
McSsrs Allen aud Story. Schubert
- 9ohs' Loves Request; Reichard
quu'cqs The Ba Mf, Iiom. White
L. Song, I'm but simple peasant maid. Eaiic
5. cuartettes. "a, N &ii7 'I Laad, Monrns
Vo) Serenadc; Southland
,, Ballad. Goodbye Sweetheart uatton
d, nj Mir. Richards
2 Piano Duo. Andaptino and Finale from
PMT esils o Ri e. and Story "adc
'' '''''''' rake back K, the Rim, RIM; Touey
V''''e''eS' "a, RSy ,l9wy 4S s, Weber
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ALDERMEN
Al special meeting of the board of MAYOR and
aldermen, called last night for the purpose of
considering the interest of the city in the ar
engagements for the proposed union passenger
St'tton, the following order was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, that of the two locations provided nv
the Statute for the union passenger station in this
CITY, 1t IS the opinion of this board that the locg
hoh on the easterly side of Grafton street is the
only safe, convenient and practicable one; and the
Cliy solicitor, with his associate Judge Foster arc
neTeDy instructed to advocate the selection of that
location before the board of commissioners now in
session. ~" ~
The discharged hackmen, Brown, Spencer,
Jones and McDermott, were reinstated, and
ihcir licenses We're restored to them. Licenses
were also granted TO j.. Labreck to keep an
Intelligence office, and to Michael Gerrity to do
business as junk dealer. Caleb NJ, Holden
was appointed special police lccr at the old
theatre building, on Front street.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHArEI, SoUTH WoRcEs
ER-Ihs beautiful little chapel, recently erect
cj by the parish of All Saints church, was OPEN
ca Wild appropriate services yesterday after
hoou. Rev. Mr.. Huntington commenced the
services with few preliminary remarks in rea-
ton to the project, abiding to the bright and
sunny weather, which greatly added to the ioy-
tnlness of the occasion, and which seemed spec
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ence in dcdicaling to God house for his service.
peVotlenal exercises were then conducted by
fev. Mr.. Huntington, introducing the service set
apart for ST Matthew's day. He then entered
more fully into the reasons for building chapel
in South Worcester, with the present and future
plans by which the services would be conducted
He then introduced his co-laborer in parish
Wolk, Rev. Mr. Gregson, to whom the principal
charge oil this part of the parish is to be entrust-
cd Mr.. Gregson made some very appropriate
remarks, with expressions Of pleasure at seeing
so many present, ending by giving n brief out.
line of the work in which he is to engage, and
expressing an earnest desire that all might be
lmbucd with the spirit of Christ, and have grace
and strength to work together fos his glory and
shc welfare of all in thermdst. He was follow
ed by Rev. Mr. Howe of Milford, who spoke par
tcularly of thelgospcl according to st. Matthew,
this evangelist dwelling upon the humanity of
Christ more than any of the others; and of the
peculiar appropriateness of the name by which
the new chapel is to be designated. Rev. Mr.
jones of Fitchhurg made the closing address, in
which lie felicitouSly compared the faith which
entered into the hearts of ono of the holy men of
Old and bis people in determining to rebuild the
temple, with the present undertaking, which, al
though of a more humble nature, was just as
acceptable TO God as the former. The exercises
were nterSpersed with singing by voluntary
choir from All Saints church. few concluding
remarks by Rev Mr. Huntington, followed by
the Gloria in eXcesis and appropriate collects
ended the services. 1t was a happy occasion for
all concerned and Darticinntcd in nv as troodIv
anumber OF people as could get within its walls
Notice was given that services would be held
every Sunday morning at 10 10, and Sunday
school in the afternoon at three.