Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
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CITY NEWS.

There will be a social gathering at the rooms
OF the yoang mems Christian association this
evening.
The fair at Catholic institute had the largest
attendance last evening of any since its open
ing. The interest in the chair votes is increas-
ing.
there are 10 be two reeimental reunions at the
Bay State house to-day. That of the 21st at
eleven O'Clock, with dinner at TWO, and Of the
25th in the evening.
Michael Kelley and Morris Murphy were each
fined 50 and costs for drunkenness, by Judge
Williams of the municipal court, yesterday
morning. Michael paid, but Morris went
over"
Dewey street chapel will be dedicated this
evening, the exercises to begin at seven O'Clock.
Clergymen from the different churches will take
part, and a history of the enterprise will be
given by Mr.. j. H. Walker, liberal giver to-
ward building the chapel.
The billiard entertainment, given by Messrs.
GARNER and Daley and Madame GARNER, at
Globe hall, last evening, was witnessed by be-
tween two AMI three hundred of the lovers of
billiards. The exhibition was in all respects ex-
eellent, and passed off very credtably to all par
ties concerned.
The following is list of the officers regularly
installed for the quarter ending April 3Oth, in
Charity lodge, No. As, l. O. G. T.: W. C. T.,
Geo. A. Harrington; W.. V. r., Anna A. Fay;
W. S., Herbert B. Otis; W. A. s.. Christine
Thomas; W, F. S., Freeman NJ. Marble; w. T.,
Curtis S. Yaw; W. e., j. b. Lamb; w. NJ,
Chas. McIntre; W. |. g., Jennie A. Wood; w,
o. g., John Watson; W. Il. II. s, Hattie Har-
rington; W. L. II. s., Hattie j. Harwood; P.
W. c. T., Luther L. Stewart
MIR. William Darlington, of Waterford, has
been in the city two or three times within the
past few weeks, seeking in vain for information
concerning his daughter and another girl, who
ran away from their homes ON the Goth of last
December. The girls wanted are, Lizzie Dor
rington, sixteen years of age, medium size blue
eyes and fair complexion; and Ellen McCasron,
several months younger and from whose right
hand three fingers are gone The parents are
of course, in great trouble about their girls and
ask that any one seeing girls of the d eription
will communicate the fact to Mr. Dor meton,
The full and excellent programme Oft nights
concert is given in our advertising columns
this morning. The great talent of the perform
ers insureS such feast as is rarely offered; and
with the certainty of full house comes that
other certainty of a magnetic sympathy between
singers and hearers which adds so much to the
enjoyment of such occasions. Mr.. B. ID. Al
len, who is too rarely heard, will open and close
the entertainment with appropriate selections
for the organ; and, in courtesy to him and to
the lovers ofhis music the committee hope that
all who are not compelled to leave to take the
cars for Boston or New York, will remain until
the end.
The monthly meeting OF the State Guard,
last evening, was large and enthusiastic. The
battalion is now in better financial condition
than at any time for several years, the debt of
five or six hundred dollars being wiped out, and
the prospects of the corps never were better. A
committee was appointed, to consider the pro-
pricty Of holding the annual ball to report
next week,-consistmg of the following gentle
men; Sergeant s. D. Tourtelot, Capt C. II.
Harvey, Maj. S. V. Stone, Capt. Boyden, Serst.
F. w. Cherrington, Capt. NJ. Almy Aldrich and
George Geer, Esq. 1t is expected that the vet
eran corps, now numbering about sixty men,
will be organized at an early day. The next Sc
lect assembly, under the auspices of the Guard
will take place, at the armory, tomorrow
night.