The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-02
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TODAY'S WEATHER.
For 70 Sunday: Fair during
the day, raiaduring the night.


MISE rlOrenCe fslSe Is VlSlIlnR III
South NefWalk. CT
Rev. Charles w. Burns will preach at
Tatfpfcls FALL this afternoon at
osclockS dn IlaeeGof Rev. A. A. Sander
sfeA1 2 bafs 20 .eei1sla snt AaiaTri
Th@e.rwill be a meeting of the Noa
tire, Dame Alumnae in the institutes
TEMPLE street, Tuesday evening, at 5
oFeFociSN Pr
Lieut.. Goodnow had single appliz
cation for artillery service yesterday,
nutFthes applicant failed Of the exarni-
nauon. x9se b~
AT the itity treasurers office, yester-
day about $1,000 was collected, maxi
Ing the total TO date collected on taxes,
$1I2,6G0
Gymnastic work for graduates of the
Normal school will begin next Friday
evening, Octa Z, at 7,S0 in the school
gymnasium.
The annual meeting of the Employ
menta Society viii be held at No. IL
Knowles building Monday at o'clock.
AT the rmoulders meeting today, the
members will consider a reported cut
at the William Allen & Sons shops, in
the pay of moulders from $3.50 to 1925
per day.
The first fox bit the dust at 8 a. m.
yesterday according to the man who
killed him. Nov is the time for the
man who slew his at $50 to step forth
and announce it.
"A tea was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. Williams j. Hogg at her home,
81 Elm street to introduce Miss Ann
Phelps Card of Chicago, who is the
fiancee of George Hogg.
Mrs. Jennie Abbott Mattoon's school
of dancing for children opens in Grand
Army Hail. on Saturday next. The
classes for adults begin Wednesday
evening, Oct. 49, at O'Clock.
w. A. RossIey and ]. S. Fraser, who
have been attending the national con
vention Of carpenters in New York, ar
rived home yesterday and will report
to the local union this afternoon.
A defective back. draft in the house
of officer H. l., Gleason was the oc-
casioneo of calling Chemical g on still
alarm yesterday forenoon. The diff1=
Guilty was adjusted without damage
President q. Stanley Hall Of Clark
University will deliver one of the
eight lectures iy leading educators UNI
der the auspices of the Twentieth Cen
fury CLUB of Boston, in Loriner Hall. 4
Mr.. Levi L. FHagg purchased yester-
day the lot of land corner of Forest
aVenuesf7 and W estnlinster L street Of
John H. Ruggles. The sale was made
through the agency of A. Avery White.
It wouldn't hurt the Consolidated to
run some open cars this fine weather,
and it would be a boon to the public.
The Spencer and the Marlboro lines
run open cars, why shouldn't the Con-
solidated?
The, funeral of Marion Bishop, in
FAINT daughter of Thomas H. and Mar
ion e. Coe, who died in Providence,
September 20, was held yesterday af-
ternoon. The burial was at Hope GEM
etRpy.yn
This is the time of year when. the
college freshman is the. most Important
person on the map In his own estima-
ticn, respectfully II. he has hopes of max
ing a foot ball team or is being rushed
by Fraternity.
The funeral of jeremiah B. Koran
took place at Athy's undertaking
rooms yesterday afternoon at 2l5
O'clock Services were held in st.
Johnss GIlureitkat 2!30s 10 clock. The
burial was in st. Johns cemetery.
Michael Kennedy died yesterday af-
ter a brief illness. The funeral will be
held at the undertaking warerooms of
Frank %. Murray, At Park street, Mon
day morning, with a high mass of re-
QUEEN in ST. PauPs Church at S.55
o'clock. =
James Broderick, a farm hand en-
ployed by Mr.. Pike of Paxton, fell off a
load of grain near the corner of June
and Chandler streets yesterday and is
at the city hospital, unconscious, suffer-
ing with a fracture of the skull at the
base of the brain.
Rev. F. D. Penney will deliver his
free, lecture. entitled Sacred truths by
taper light" before the Mems Union
of the South Baptist Church, corner
of Main and Gates street. on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 4, at 8 o'clock.
All are welcome.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick Dunn will sympatIiize with
them in the death of their infant
daughter, Alice Frances, which oc-
Cured yesterday morning, at the pa
rents home, Nc. 8 Paflin place The
funeral will be held Sunday afternoon
at 2s30 o'clock ~a cs3@ 71
asJohn a, Walstrpm of I. Buffuin street
and H. Buck, II Fairfield street, both
CAtlplOyEuf IoOtlu, we're injured
at the ice. houses yesterday by having
cakes of ice fall on them. WaIstroms
knee was badly bruised, and Buck S
ankle, was injured. They We're taken to
the city hospital. ,ss 81
Mrs. Mary L. Rice, proprietress. Of. the
Belmar, reported to the police yester-
day afternoon that the sum of $40 had
been stolen by a former employee of her
house, Inspectors O'Day and Stone went
to work on the case, and within two
hours time had Oliver Riley. "a wears
DID, colored. locked up charged with the
theft.
An important meeting OF the st.
Johns Guild will be held in their hall
on Temple street, this afternoon Ac-
ton relative to bringing the temper
ance field day in SO to Worcester will
be- discussed together with other mat
ters of Importance, and the guild dele
gates to the annual convention in Pitts
field will be instructed.
No critical changes in the condition
of the sick soldiers were reported yes
terday At the city hospital Private
Gilman Of the Light Infantry and
Wagner Fred B. Maynard are lying IN
a very weak condition, but 1t was said
at late hour last night by the attend
ants that the condition of both was
somewhat better than at the same hour
the previous night.
The Happy Five Brothers is the name
chosen by Ave soldiers, members of A,
G and n companies, who are planning
for social ard dance TO be held in
Franklin Hall, October 49, The men
who have the affair in charge served
with their regiment during the cam
paign in cuba and look forward to
means of increasing their finances.
Demer's orchestra will furnish music.
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