Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-17
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OETY NEWS.

CITY NEWS.
Gen. Thomas Burke will lecture in the course
Of the united Irish societies this evening.
Mayor veny's inaugural address has heeu
printed in a neat pamphlet, by E. r. Fiske.
Copies may be obtained Of the city clerk.
The st. Andrews benevolent society are going
to celebrate the anniversary Of the birthday Of
9obert Burns by a dinner at the Tower house.
James Caughliu, who has been wood agent of
the Worcester & Nashua railroad since its open
ing. died at his residence i'll Groton, last week,
aged e..
The board OF mayor and aldermen had the
matter Of sewer assessments under considera-
ton in secret session Iastcyening, and adjourned
until Saturday evening, at which time the sub
jcct will be further discussed.
The Peoples fire insurance company, at their
annual meeting chose the following board Of
directors: Hon A H. Bullock, Hon. Henry
Chaplin, JOS. Boyden, Joseph Pratt, Edward
Earle, DIR. VIM. Workman, George A Brown,
l. Brigham, John C. Mason, John 6. Ken
dali, Samuel Il. Cotton, P. l.. Moen, Jonathan
Warren, \. N. Currier, H. N. Tower. Hon.
Henry Chaplin was reelected president Aug.
N. Currier, secretary; Samuel II. Cotton, treas
,,rar. and p Z Unham assistant secretary
In the mpnicinaI cnurt Yesterday James
Falril for larceny. was sentenced TO (our
months in the house of correction. Thomas
Kelley, larceny, discharged; jeremiah Hennes
scy, single SALE discharged; Francis Moran, as
SAINT and battery. fined S. and COSTS. Francis
Fitzgerald, assault and battery, ordered TO pay
costs and reco,piza i, s2ao IN l-eor tho oooo ,i
months. p,,ricl, (,o,, drurl,arnss. fnoI a.
and costs and conon,irted an non-novnont
Ata mcctinr Of tbc s,o.kbolI,rs If tho Firs.
national fire insurance com,,pv hold rpes1ov
Jan. 16 the folIowinq directors ,yar, ,lnctod. +
A. Goodnov Il q r,yIor y Nv wori,o,o, y
B. PRATT Hon. Hartley Williams and Wp u
Dexter of Worcester. ! II Nelson Of sbrews-
h,r,, Geo Dr,npr or ui,ford and 1lir,,, EoI,.,
c. : Tnrnrr ! n Iov.u and II po,, ~
"oi'eStGl' Al Subsequent meeting oil tne dl-
'''lo'S' T. a. "p"ulow was le-'iec'cu president
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the pews, and report at an adjourned meeting
in two weeks, consisting of j. W. Upham, G. A.
Brown and L. N Gates.
CITY MoRrALlTf.-Ihe number Of deaths
III worcester during the week ending Jan. IL,
was ~ including three Stlll born, and four in
Ahtie ana premature; IL were males and le-
ilaleS' Two died oil consumption, apopleXy
= cailNef rash 2, dropSy 2, AMI each OF typhoid
lever, lung lever scarlet lever, Brl4hts disease
OF kidneys, dropsy, catarrh, coup, pneumonia,
and old age. The four oldest were 80, 81, IS and
70, 10 were under years, and under year.
Fifteen were Of foreign parentage.
posed series Of concerts by the Choral Unon
will doubtless be grattcd 10 learn that the sub
scrption has so far progressed, that the society
have determined to give the concerts the first 10
take place on Friday evening Of next week. The
amount thus far subscribed is barely sufficient
TO pay the expenses, and it is earnestly desired
that the number Of subscribers should be
doubled before the commencement of the series,
thereby giving the society substantial and de-
served benefit.
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life lonrd 81 most beautiCul aud annronriate il.
1ustrotion. last evening. at the house Of Rev.
u X pervear nostor Of the First Bontist
cl,rcb in tbis ritv The occoson was tbe
,,ortbly and olso tho animal ,,aotinr of tho
social circle connected with that church and
,ho'n.rlo,s ,,,or. carly tb,onra1 with q poollv
con,,,nv ronrosontin,r fine noobors Of rho
church ana congregation Alter several hourS
had been most agrGeaOly spent in social con-
verso the p,stor and his wife wore ouiptlv in.
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