Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-16
IN MEMORIAM
JAMES HOWE SLATER,
1878 < 9 1895.

The parlor is situated on the north
end, and is 14x26 feet. There is a large,
open fireplace, which adds a very home
like appearance On each side of the
room are box seats. This room is fin
ished similar to the main hall, with the
exception that there is ceiling, to al
low for a large Storeroom in the attic
above, a water tank and closet, 6XS 1T.
in which is a large case OF cedar
drawers. The attic is screened from the
main hall by draperies, this being LEFT
open to allow better ventilation out OF
the parlor, on the west side, is located
the ladies' toilet room, while in the mair
entrance is a conmodious coat closet
The building is lighted by gas through
out. The following firms have done the
work; Carpenter and contractor IN
chief. Frank A. Upham, who sub-let
other departments, such as plumbing,
masonry, ETC.; masonry, George Han
painting, L. Barnes & Son; lighting, Y.
w. Bergman; plumbing, cyrus Spauld-
ing; furnaces, Walker & Pratt Manufac-
turing Company of Boston.
DISTRICT COURT CASES.
Judge Bartholomew ground out sew
eraI cases in the local district court this
morning. John Sofranski pleaded guilty
to the charge of assault on Jacob
ChIowsld He was discharged upon pay
ment of costs.
John Wood for non-support had ms
case ulaced ON probation until March ~.
Rorner Marcshall was placed under
S10O bonds to appear on next saturday.
John Mitchell of Dudley for being
drunk. was allowed TO depart on pay
ment of the costs.
William e. Nichols of Sturbridge, for
the same offense, was disposed of in the
same way.
HIGH SCHOOL DEBATERS
The committee Of the Webster High
School Debating Society has arranged
for another pleasing entertainment, to
be held next Friday evening, at their
Headquarters. The program has been
submitted to the Spy, as follows: IN
strumental music, Miss Florence Burn
ham; defamation, Miss Helen Wilcox;
five-minute speech; composition What
would like to do after | graduate| G..
Harry Cocks; defamation, Miss Adder
Jonakowski vocal music, Mr.. Babb; de-
bate, Resolved, that Pericles did more
for his country than Themistocles"
disputants on the affirmative are Miss
Rebecca Black, w. j. Love and Harry
Kingsbury; negative, Misses Bessie
Love, Georgia Fits and Maurice Clare;
vocal music, Miss Lillian King;
defamation, Edward Davis; five-minute
speech; defamation, Miss Nettie Lamb;
chronicle Wayne S. Surles and P. A.
Ryan; news of the week, A. A. Arnold;
instrumental music, Mr.. Babb.
ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
The ladies' of the Congregational
church will hold turkey supper in Odd
Fellows Hall, on the evening of Tues
day, Feb. %.
The Webster bowling quintet arrived
were hailed with cheers as they left the
train, again victorious over their city
cousins, the Winthrops The local team
has turned the tables and now lead
their opponents by 81 pins. The decid-
ing game will be rolled In Webster, some
day next week, and as the local team
has lead of 81 pins, they ought to
win out the match, as they have some
advantage rolling on their home alleys.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church will assemble in the church yes
try. at o'clock Thursday afternoon,
and hold their regular monthly meet
ing. At tea will be served to ALL The
supper will be followed by a special en-
tertainment.
All Webster is stil1 rejoicing over the
granting of the electric franchise, and
much praise was expressed on the
streets today by the directors and other
interested parties, for, the Spy's enter
prise in, getting the first car in opera
tion on. the road.