Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-18
City News in Brief.

At the annual meeting OF the Chill
dren's Home society the following OFF,
GERS were elected: President, Mrs. III.
NJ. Moore; vice president, Mrs. j. w.
Rosenthxl; secretary. Mrs. G. F. Nor
ley: treasurer. Mrs. Cassius III. Sweet;
directors, Madams c. y. Colwell, 4. w.
Strahan, +. J. Horton, j. c. Wenham,
r. w. Johnson. During the past year
the association has received and cared
for forty-four children. of whom three
died, and twelve were Withdrawn by
their guardians. IL now shelters twen-
ty-nine little waits.
A pedro club has been organized in
the Seventh ward with the following
officers: President, James Treblecock;
secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Nalen-
tine. The club IS to be known as the
"On My" club, and the first meeting
for playing will be- held next Wednes-
day evening In tho residence OF Mr..
Troblecock on Pine street. There are
ihlrty-two members Of the club.
Superintendent Corbett of the West
ern Union visited the Office in this city
this week and has since ordered gen
eral reduction IN wages. The en-
ployes feel very much dlsgruntled,
especially "a they arc notified that the
reduction would date from the first OF
November though the notice was not
given until November 10.
A sewing school has been established
At the Waterloo street kindergarten,
meeting ON Saturday mornings. Moth
ers meetings arc held on Friday after
Moons at each of the FREQ kindergar-
tens. Mrs. Treat addresses tho c lass at
the Ottawa street school today. and
Mrs. LYDIA Brown will conduct the
Waterloo street school.
Sunday the d., l.. Il y. will change
the time OF two OF it's trans. The tram
that now leaves the Union station at
n. IN. will leave at 7il0. arriving ia De-
troit at 1880 instead of IL 80. The
train now leaving Detroit at b:i6 y. IN.
will lesve at 6;i0. arriving IN this city
at 1880 instead OF 1920.
The 6-year-old son OF c. A. sacis fell
from ladder "Wednesday aud cut his
ilp go that half dozen stiehes were
necessary to close tho wound. The
child displayed remarksblo nerve ty
submitting To the sewing process. with
out taxing chloroform and without
uttsring . sound.
Dt. William Fuller wilt lecture be
fore the Kent Scientific institute to-
night on The subject. "fsyohology
From the Physical STANDPOINT" All
persons interested ia thu subject are
inYited To be present. Tho Institute
meets la the Central high school.
John kstovet was brought to head
quarters last evening, for having Ia
dulged ia . family Jar. which had
taken place At No. 100 West Broadway.
lie was questioned and ieeturcd and
allowed 10 go home 90 the bosom OF bis
.stuFb-d family.
The y. NJ. &. A. sin rather a home
lees condition just now while waiting
for tie completion OF its new rooms
The furniture q stored in the new
building and Secretary Ward hopes 90
have things begin To look home like
next week.
Aadv fyfe hs. bean invited 10 At.
tend a banquet 10 be gwen December
: by the Reform club Of New York
The banquet tickets are tla each aud
a.. vst0s's tickets o. each. Andy
vii not 60.
The meatef. Of the Political Equal
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