Worcester daily spy., 1872-01-06
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CITY NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Moore'S dancing school, winter
term, will begin this afternoon.
Another job printing Office has been started
in the city. The proprietors are c. T. Lawrence
& Co, and it is located in Taylor's block.
The name Of Deputy Sheriff Siias Holman OF
FiJchburg was, by mistake, omitted in our list
Of Sheriff Spragues appointments Thursday
morning. He was appointed with the others.
The regular monthly meeting Of the teachers
association will be held in the hail of the high
school building this P. NJ at l-2 O'Clock. Top
ic for discussion, arithmetic.
At the public temperance meeting in Summer
street chapel, tomorrow evening, the opening
address will be delivered by Mr.. NJ. Almy Al
drich, who win be followed by other members of
Worcester Temple of Honor.
GEO. f. Gladwin has removed his studio and
school of drawing and painting to more com
modIous and desirable quarters in Peoples In
surance Co.'S block 377 Main street He is now
TO be found in the rooms formerly occupied by
the Peoples club, where he will be happy to
welcome bis pupils and friends alter this date.
At Il regular meeting of Worcester division,
Sons of Temperance, Thursday evening, the fol.
quarter: w. p, Arthur J. Marble; W. A., Alfred
Wright; r S., Annie L. Boswell A. Il. S.,
Mary T. Malshall; F. s., A. P. Albee; treasurer,
S. Clark; chaplin, g. 5. Whittemore; c., D..
A. Harrington; a. c., W. H. McIntile; 1. s.,
George Weeks; o. S., Matte E. Goodwin; P.
W. r, J. W. Babcock.
The las; train from Gardner, yesterday, came
f.eighted with about one hundred extra pas
scnEers, picked up at the various stations on
tn line, who came in TO witness the play of the
drummer Boy" at Music hall. About fifty
got in at Holden, and as many more at Jctitr-
nylc, 2. inceton, Hubbardston and Gardner.
Trey returned home after the entertainment
was over, the last train out from here icing de-
llyed for tn cir accommodation.
ID. G. p, T. L. Bugbec installed the fol-
lowing as the officers for Wachusett encamp-
mcnt No. 10 /. O O. f., last evening: c. p, Jas
A. Smith; II. P NJ. W Maynard; s. W., U. +.
Blake; SCRIBE E.win A. Warren; treasurer,
Levi Barker; j W, Geo. B. Philbrck; LIST W,
Chas. H. Ballard; ID W, j. W. Hadley; 3iW.,
Geo G. Hildreth; 4th W., Geo. l. Estey; 1st
G. Of r., Ii. A Allen; ID G. of T., |. II. Stock
well g., II. Glacier: /. S., - -; o. S., o.
Il. Barrett.
The excellent reputation gained by the State
Guard for the good management OF their select
assemblies was maintained last evening. Only
those receiving personal invitations were pres
ent, no tickets being sold at the door, and the
consequence was a really select and thoroughly
enjoyable party. Brown & Reeves Providence
orchestra furnished the best of music, and the
dancing was under the management of Capt.
George D. Boyden, Of company B, assisted by
Lieut.. A. NJ. Parker, Com. Selgt. c. II, Green
leaf, Sergt. J. S. Clark, Sergt. S. H. Reed, Corp
George IL. Barnes. and Private A. P. Sblry.
During the evening, delegation OF gentlemen,
representing some of the prominent characters
in the drummer Boy" appeared in full uni.
form as exhibited in Music hall. Four more Sc
lect assemblies will complete the course.