Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20
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CITY NEWS.


All the leading magazines for November,
have been received by Jenkins & Whicomb.
MIR. e. B, Critchetson, the photographer, ar
rived home last Monday, after a season spent in
Europe ON business pertaining to his art.
The rehearsal for the musical conventions,
this evening, should he attended by all singers
interested in The coming festival. Mr.. Zerahn
will be present at IL O'Clock. Visitors and
chorus tickets will be for sale at the rehearsal.
Willie Brewer, the lad who accidentally shot
himself while handling q pistol "Wednesday
afternoon, aud whose injuries were considered
fatai, still fingers; and it is thought by some
that his recovery is not impossible.
The Cherry Valley murder case was not taken
up in the municipal court, yesterday, for invcsti-
CATION, but was laid before the grand jury, re-
port Of whose dongs appears under the proper
head.
Frank Back the cigar-maker who was 50
badly injured by falling through the railroad
bridge on Southbridge street, Tuesday night,
still remains under treatment at the hospital
room Of the police office. lie has recovered his
cons iousness but is sthl helpless.
Mr. John F. Owens, whose "darter Nabby
was gwine to marry John Elsley-old Squire |
Ellsle,'s son. was at Music hall last evening,
with his team and ''applc sass, r." in search Of
'rlsing young COW lawyer" Scion Single,
the keen old New Euglander, as personated by
Owens, always attracts a good audience, and |
the laughter last evening was as hearty as ever.
Atameeting of the plymouth Congregational |
parish, last evening, ii unanimously voted |
to concur with the action Of the church, on the |
previous evening, when. unanimous call was
extended to Rev. George W. Phillips, of Co |
lumbus, Ohio, to become their pastor. 1t was
also voted to fix his salary at $500, with a par
sonage, the annual rental of which shall not
exceed $1,000. The utmost harmony and good |
feeling prevailed at the meeting, and the hope
was confidently expressed, that if Mr. Phillips |
accepts the call, as it is understood he will, a |
new church ediice will be among the next sue
cessful moves of this organization, and thatat an
early day. The meeting adjourned to Wednes-
day evening, Nov. list.
AID FOR CHICAGO AND ruEtNoRTHwEsT. |
Those persons who have subscribed to the |
above fund, and have not paid will confer
favor by calling on the treasurer at the office OF |
Rice, Whiting 4 Bullock, to-day.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-Fiv cases of drunken. |
ness, one Of larceny and one Of truancy, came
before Judge Williams. yesterday. Timothy |
Brophy was sent to the house Of correction for |
three months for drunkenness second offence;
Thomas Scollan and HUGH Hopkins paid fines
of SO and costs each for simple drunkenness;
Patrick Conlon was sent to the truant school for
one year, and Patrick Fitzgerald and Timothy |
Dasey fined ~ ana costs each Tor drunkenness
were COMMITTED 10 Jan on hollPaNhchl ol uelf |
fines. wan. Ii. Boyle charged with larceny, |
had his case continued 10 'hlS horAihS'
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- tl,is will, I,I,n ,,oufn, ~,
NOE
49,, ,or,olsop Mr. Collins will he srnrorlod |
by company uhaef the management OIL ME- b. |
F. Lowell |hlch lact Is guarantee that a good
performance may nc expected inc PROVIDENCE
Press says Oh the performance OF Tue same piece
40 thai cliy' It le" DAYS ago AN OIL Tue ch"roc-
tefs were sustained wei ny M Lowell co'l-
pany. MI Collins by ms lfesl' easy manner,
resonant voice ana aTreeape aeillieIlon' peastu
all present ms lIlsh SonSs 'ii"ue great MI,
and he was recalled several Times altef e"ch OF
Them "
o., sp,,,,,s E,,,, in ,1r,,,ipo. fo 4, closa doas |
org % . '' " '7 W. 49, 49,
not lose interest with the friends of st. Paul'S |
b,,voh ros, ov.nino f,,,r,l fine hal, r,1I ora,p
at the opening ana the treasury containing
SjS010 additional at the close as the result of |
the evenings amusement Nearly all the |
,.,i,.,,. ,,,..,od init, tba ,,tinr y,itan,ent |
business n'eI@eu lulo ','9 'o''nS eA'i'e'lo'''
On the furniture Tor the bishop the votes stood:
Christian doctrine association 712, Sodaty So
7nz Eo+hor Mathew, total abstinence ca |
'i''' '0o, i'''''
cety 322, scattering 40; on tue Ireeh nag an
Gent order Of HberuianS GIG Fcniau Brother |
bood 9a7. an tbe organ. ST. Panl's Sabbath school
- 49,. III ,1,,,, t,.,,is,l,t j., most ,,,,
ahead lhe lar Will eloSe 'o-n'Snt' Il lnoSt sue
eessful run OF ten nights, with an attendance |
srIcb will undoubtedly exceed that OF any pre-
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'iouS evening
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