The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-01
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5 TODAY'S WEATHER.
3 For Saturday: Fair and:
{ Cooler.
CITY AND COUNTY.


There will be a business meeting at
the Girls Club Monday evening at $50.
A meeting Of the q. e. H. Club win
be held in the parlors of the First Uni
versalist Church this afternoon at 4
o'clock.
Miss Anna Peabody, soprano soloist
at the South Unitarian church, has
commenced her fourth year of study
with Mr.. w. A. Rowland,
The extra car that formerly left the
fair grounds at 10 o'clock Sunday morn
ing to accommodate the church goers
will hereafter leave at 1O.15.
Officers Murphy and Craffey of Sta
ton 2, found a bicycle hidden in the
bushes near the South Worcester wire
mill Thursday night. The wheel is at
station 2.
The line of taxpayers continued to file
into the city treasurer's office yesterday
and during the day paid in about $150 900,
making the total for the week about
$1,000 900.
The regular monthly meeting of the
woman's board of the Baldwinville hos
pital cottages will be held this after
noon with Mrs. F. A. Howarth, As Cedar
street.
Look out for the man that bows with
extreme cordiality to you between now
and election and forgets to do so the
rest of the year. He wants to be ''it"
Don't tag him.
Winfred w. Braman Of Worcester,
instructor and assistant in chemistry,
at the Bussey Institution (Harvard Uni
versity), has received a reappointment
for the coming year.
DR.. Arthur W. Eldred, who for the
past six years has been instructor of
mechanical dentistry at the Harvard
dental school, one day a week, has been
reappointed for the coming year.
1t is the volunteer soldier who did the
least fighting that makes the best
'poseur" in q sphinx and span uniform
on the street corners. However, it is
not every sOiled shirt that saw Santa
go.
The funeral Of Florence, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick ]. Sullivan, was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
on Portland street There were several
beautiful floral offerings. The burial
was at st. Johns cemetery.
]. r.. Chandler of this city, Dartmouth
SO, has entered Harvard University law
school and will begin his studies there
Monday. Mr.. Chandler was business
manager of the Dartmouth while in
college.
Marjorie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. V. Barhydt, fell from
the steps at her home, No. 3 Kingsbury
street, Thursday and sustained a frao-
ture of the right arm between the wrist
and elbow.
The bean and cold meat supper ar
ranged for today by the Ladies' Aid
Society Of A. A. Goodell Camp, S. of ",
in s. of " hall, is postponed to Oct. s.
All persons holding tickets for the sup
per will be admitted on the same ticket
A new time table goes into effect on
the Boston and Maine road Monday.
The only change which will affect the
Worcester end of the road Is that the
train which leaves here at Ills arrives
in Manchester three minutes later than
at present.
Col w. s. B. Hopkins as counsel for
the MIX Producers Union, went to
Boston yesterday to attend hearing
before the railroad commissioners on
the rates to be charged for shipping the
milk, but the hearing was adjourned for
three weeks.
Mrs. Edward Walsh of 1O7 East Cen
trail street, lost her pocketbook contain
terday. She reported the case to the
police, but was unable to say whether
her pocket had been picked or the book
had dropped out.
One of the cars on the Nfillbury divis-
ion of the Worcester and Suburban line
was stalled for about an hour opposite
the corner of Park and Salem streets
yesterday noon. The trolley wire broke
and business was at standstill until
the damage was repaired
Boys or some older person with de-
cidedly childish disposition. have been
tampering with the boxes containing
the keys to fire alarm boxes. Yesterday
reports were made at police headquar-
tiers that the glass in box SO at Sunny
side and 81 at the corner of Exchange
and Union streets, had been broken.
Two permits for additions were issued
yesterday at the office of the superin-
tendent of public buildings: William
Falvey, wooden addition to house on
Mendon street. f. Galliger, builder;
Patrick Regain, wooden addition to
house on Wabash avenue, F. Galliger
builder.
Mrs. H. Wood and three children,
Annie McIwick and Thomas and Arthur
McIwick, sail on the Cunard line
steamer from Boston for Liverpool Oct.
6. Other Worcester people who will sail
for Liverpool from Boston Oct. are:
DR.. 7. H. O'Connor, DR.. Charles It.
Stack and Mr. and Mrs. William Crewe.
The death of Hugh H. Donahue, a
member of Court Heart of the Common
wealth, F. of A., occurred early Friday
morning at his home, Is Carbon street.
He was employed as a wire drawer by
the Washburn & Moen Company. He
leaves widow and two children. The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon.
with services in the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception.
There will be a special session of the
central district court of Worcester for
naturalization, on Wednesday, Oct 49,
at 10 o'clock a. m. This date is the last
when the lists will be opened for regis
tration of voters for the state election
Men who secure their papers Oct 10
have plenty Of time for registration and
viii have the right, to vote in the cleo
tions in November and December.
At the Univarsalist state convention
at Salem during the week, All Souls
Church was represented by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Bicknell as delegates, and the
First Universalist Church by Mr. and
Mrs. G. ]. Rugg. Edward l. Comins was
elected trustee of the Universalist pub
fishing house and Mrs. M. H. Harris
was eiScleu prSSlueuk OF the woman S
board of Massachusetts Missionary So
ciety.
Rev. o. e. Mallory, who has accepted
call to become pastor Of the Dewey
Street Baptist Church, will offfciate to-
morrow for the first time. Mr. Mallory
comes to Worcester with the unusual
record of a single 20-year passionate in
the city of Lowell, and his many friends
in this city will probably be glad of an
opportunity TO give him a welcome on
his first Sunday here, as one of the
Worcester pastors