Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-12-11
CITIZEN s. TICKET.

Ward Oflicers-Daniel Sragraye, warden. James
Il Bancroft, clerk; henry Bacon, Chls Ii Harvey
leo Geer, inspectors.
CITIZENS TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
GEORGE VERY.
ALDERMEN,
Ward EMORY BANIsTER.
2-JosEPH BURRoUGH.
" 4-SA@UEL d HARDING.
CHERRY III CHAMBERLIN.
S-GEoRGE SPUR.
WARD ONE.
Common COuncil-Jom w Howe and Edward II
FsEe
School Board-C Metcalf
Assistant Assessor NJ Earle.
Overseer of the POOr-S E Combs.
Ward Differentiation, d Burlington; Clerk,
Geo W Alirick; Inspectors, Simon Sargent, james
Broadbent and VIM 7 Allen.
WARD TWO.
Common Council Il DAVIS and Calvin Haskell
School BoaTd-Gco Il Gale
= S Overs @ of the Poor-Er saunders.
Ward Ohcers-Warden, VIM l. Robinson; Clerk,
----; Inspectors, Frank w Billiard John
X Lowe and Thomas Dewey.
WARD THREE.
Common COuncil-Walter Henry aud George i
Hpwett.
School Committee-,Iames McDermott
Ward Officers Warden, Lyman Brown; Clerk,
Edward I Redican; Inspectors, Cornelius Sullivan,
Jeremiah Hennessey and VIM Gray.
WARD -FOUR.
Common Counc-P ID Conlin.
School BOard-Rey p p Garrigan.
Assistant AssessOr-Jas Mcfarland.
Ward Olcers-Wardcn, d Ratigan; clerk, 4 g
Murray inspectors, John C0sgroye, Charles Nc
Farland and jeremiah Foley.
WvRD FIVE
Common Council-John VGOrman and John
Cove
School ROard-Dr McNulty
Assistant AssessOr-Leyi Barker.
Ward Oifcers-Warden, Jeremiah Murphy; clerk,
James McLanei Inspectors b Stocking, j X
Layerly and Jas W Doom
Common COunc-E d Cheney
school Boar. Il w Dr. Ii fhayer, e yrsl II c
Valentine, and e yrsl . G Haven.
Assistant Assessor + Newton
Oyerseer of POOr-PItt Holmes.
Ward Officers Warden, Jonathan c French !;
clerk NJ j Foley.
Wood.
Assistant Assessor-Artemas Harris.
Ward Officers Warden DAVID W Cook; clerk,
Lowell and w Rose.
WARD EIGHT
Common Councl-Samuel b Ripley.
School Board George Swan
Ward Oficars-W Warden, Joseph Il Davis; clerk,
W Blacker; inspectors, II o Lee, Horace Very
and Geo w Rogers
Ex-Goy. Bullock made an admirable speech
at Mechanics hall Saturday night.
Mr. Francis NJ. brennan declines the citizens
nomination as member of school board in
ward 3.
A little child of Timothy Murphy, on Suffolk
street, was fatally scalded by falling into pail
of hot water Saturday morning
The republican ward committees are notified
that votes for the several wards may be found
at headquarters this IN Jrning.
The republican rallymg committees for the
several wards werei appointed ON Saturday, and
announcement to that effect was made at the
meeting on Saturday evening. The list will be
found on the inside page.
The temperance address by Mr.. NJ. S. John
son, at Summer street chapel, last evening, was
Il carefully prepared and well delivered effort
The fearful effect of intemperancc was por
tlayed in contrast with the blessed influence OF
total abstinence. Rev. Mr.. Chcever followed
in lavorof 4 separate political party pledged to
prohibition.
Rev. Geo. W. Phillips, late of Columbus
Ohio, is 10 be installed rs the first pastor of the
Plymouth Congregational church and society
in this city, at Mechanics hall, on Thursday, The
28th inst. The council will assemble at ten A
NJ and the installation services will be held al
two P. NJ. The sermon will be by Rev. DR.
Webb of Boston, the address to the people by
Rev. Prof. j. II. Seeley, Of Amherst college, and
the right hand of fellowship by Rev. G. NJ
lamson of this city.
The friends of woman suffrage in this city
have been indnstriouSly at work for som,
weeks, making arrangements to assist in carry
ing out the plans for the woman suffrage bazar
which will open in Music hall, Boston, on thu
1Ih, to continue week. The last meeting o
those engaged in this work will be held to-mor
row afternoon, at the residence of Mrs j, p
Marble, 80 Harvard street. In order 10 Obtain
half fare tickets to 90 to Boston and return
during the week, the names ofthose who desire
10 be present ale to be left at the Howes book
store, 421 Main street.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-The business of the
cour! on Saturday was as follows: Charles
Foley, upon two complaints for keeping a com
mon gaming house, was fined 500 and COSTS il
each case, and was ordered to recognize in $500
upon each complaint for his appearance before
the superior court; appealed A failure TO pro
cure bail, resulted in his being committed
Francis II, Remington, malicious mischief
fined So and costs, committed; William Speed
man, drunkenness, So and costs, paid; Johl
Sullivan, drunkenness, SO and costs, committed
James Wheatley, drunkenness, So and costs
committed; Julia Maloney, 81 and costs, com
mitted.
SUDDEN DeArI,-A young man named Hcnr,