The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-08
THE CITY.
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Joseph Bennett of SO Hanover street
has been granted a building permit for
an addition.
The committee ON ordinances meets
this afternoon at 4.30 and the commit
Tee on streets Friday at 3.
B Battery held a gun and foot drill
al the armOry last evening. There was
q large attendance of the members.
There will be a meeting of the Epsi-
Ion Club at Mrs. Bowens School of
Elocution, "a Front street, this even
Ing.
Rev William 7. Sleeper of this city
leaves for Sherman, Aroostook county,
Me. today He has contracted 20 build
a creamery at that place.
Mrs. Katherine L. Stevenson, state
president of the Massachusetts w. c.
r. u. viii speak at no-license meet
Ing in Trinity M. e. Church next sun
day evening at o'clock.
The Household of Ruth met at SO
Front street last night Routine bust
hess was transacted and the date of
the annual election of officers fixed for
the 4th of January next.
At the regular meeting of the Wor-
cester Court, No. 80, F. of A, held at
j. c.. B. Hall last night officers We're
Nominated and an election will be held
two weeks from last night.
Miss Fannie Field Herring of Boston,
author of Life and Works of Gerome, -
will lecture Tuesday, December 49, at
o'clock p. M, in Association hall, Elm
street; subject, jean Leon Gerome.
Superintendent Of Public Buildings
Peck is putting in desk lights on the
roller-top desks of the city hall 1t IS
a great convenience for the overhead
and side lights are of little use,
a Among the Worcester delegates to
4 the annual winter session OF the state
+ board of Agriculture which is
in session at Amherst, are ~
b Hadwen, ]. Lewis ELLSWORTH
and James Draper.
The election of representatives to go
from Good VIII Lodge odd LADIES 10
the Government Lodge in Boston was
held last evening. Ella 1 WinsloW was
chosen senior representative, ana Julla
A. Hodgman junior representative.
Mr.. Leon IT. Vincent delivers his last
lecture at Trinity Church this evening
at o'clock. The subject is; William
Dean Howells." The first three lectures
have been greatly enjoyed The lecture
this evening finishes the course for this
year
The Society of antiquity art class,
which is taught by Rev. Austin Carver
voted to postpone the meeting lot 70
dav for one week. Many of the mem
beers are interested in the success OF
the Employment society sals WHICH
takes place today.
The physical examination OF candl-
dates for the police force VIII De con
Quoted this evening at police mead
quarters at o'clock, by city PhysIc!dp
w. T. Clark, Medical Examiner T. II.
Baker and DR.. David Narrower. FRANK
b. Hall viii be present as member
of the local board of civil service eA-
aminers.
The funeral of Catherine, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael f..
Norton, took place from the parents
home. 246 Millbury street, yesterday az
ternoon. The floral tributes included a
wreath marked BABY, cluster OF
chrysanthemums tied with white rib
hons and a bouquet of pinks and white
roses. The burial was in st. john S
cemetery.
This evening Rev. Woodman Brad
bury will give a lecture at the PIeaS-
ant Street Baptist Church on "Ramples
in sunny Italy" The lecture viii pc II
Illustrated bv lis views which DR.. Brad
bury took while travelling through lIdlY
and We're made especially for this lee
tire If is to be given under the aus
uices of the Ladies' Home Mission So
ciety and already a large attendance
Is assured. The lecture will begin at .
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