Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-10
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CITY NEWS.

Another Of those praise meetings will be
held at Trinity church tomorrow evening.
The advertisements This morning, of Clark,
Sawyer K Co. is worthy the perusal of all.
No less thaa four well attended balls were
held in as many different halls in this city last
night
Tine police business was unusually quiet last
night, not a single arrest being made up to
three O'Clock this morning.
Mr. james S Black, OF Scotland, will deliver
lecture on Scotland and Seoichmen' at the
Salem street church, on Monday evening, al
IL O'Clock Admission p cents.
The decorating OF Mechanics hail Tor the fair
of the Old South church is TO be done by S. NJ.
Patterson & Co., an energetic and cuterprsing
firm. This will be their first display here, al
though much praised for their success in other
cities.
The members Of the Massachusetts press as
sOciltion viii meet at the Bay State house ut !
O'Clock a. NJ. to day, to attend 10 some matters
Of business. The newspapers Of the state will
be very generally represented by their editCrs
and proprclors.
The State Gumd armory was filled with 4
their friends, last evening, tile occasion being
the fourth Of the select assemblies of the
Gard As usual the affair was pleasant and
successful
The managers of the Peoples Club entertain
mcnts have decided to give one Of literary
and musical character at Mechanics hall on the
evening CT February "A. Our best local talent,
headed by Worccsters llyoriteS, Misses inLra-
ham and ChildS, together with William S. Rich
ardson and Others from Boston, will occupy, we
trust agreclbly about TWO hours. We certain
ly hope the friends Of the club will moi fail to
patronize 50 worthy an object.
The directors oil the Providence and Worces-
ter railroad met for organization at Providence,
yesterday and reelected, unanimously, the fol-
lowing named officers: Earl p. Mason, prcsi-
dent; John r BaIch, treasurer and clerk; VIII
liam ID. Hilton, superintendent. The revision
and reduction Of the passenger and freight tar
ifs, as recommended by the committee, was
adopted, to take effect on the first of March
The attractive advertisement OF Kuowlton
Brothers, this morning, giyes the particulars of
the removal of that cnterprising and very sue
cesslul firm from their old quarters to the spa
cious and elegant store, opposite The Bay State
house, formerly occupied by Clark, Sawyer G
Go. Onc-haIf the ground floor VIII be occupied
by the department Of gas fixtures and silver
ware, the other side being filled with crockery
and glass ware, while the seconl story will ac-
cUmmodatc The large wholesale trade.
The programme for the Sunday evening tenn
perance meetings, at the Summer street chapel,
for the next three meetings, has been arranged
us follows: TO moTow evening, the 1lth, the
opening addresses are to be delivered by Mr.. VIM
l. Phillips, of Boston, and by Hon. George Nj
Bntuick, of this city; OH Sunday evening, the
18Th, Mr.. J. Z. Dickson, late professor in the
national naval academy, at Annapolis, will
make the opening speech, and an interesting
poem will be read by well known worker in
the temperance reform; on Sunday evening, the
25lh, W. d. Hilton. Esq, superintendent Of the
Providence and Worcester Railroad will deliver
the principal address of the evening. On each
evening, other speakers and good singers will
be in attendance
SUPERIOR CouRT-CWIL TERM-Blcon j.
Friday, FEB. 9.-No. 1855, Marlin Aldrich VS..
Henry G. Roche ct al. An action of contract 10
recover for hill of hoard. Verdict for the
plaintiff for S24.99. Stoctwcll for the plaintiff,
Williams and rhayer for defendants.
The court has adjourned to Monday next.