The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-14
TODAY'S WEATHER.
Friday: Cloudy weather
probably with showers.
THE CITY.

ginning Monday
The joint standing committee on po-
lice will hold a meeting at the city hall
this afternoon at o'clock.
Miles b. Morse formerly of Westboro,
now q Boston broker, was in Worces-
ter last evening, visiting friends.
"Birchesa is the subject Of Miss
fuckers class at the Natural History
rooms this afternoon at 4.45 o'clock.
Miss Annie Mullan, who has visited
friends in Connecticut for the pest
two months, has returned to her home
In this city.
DR.. G. F. Balcom of 10 Webster street
returned home yesterday, after six
weeks vacation spent in the White
Mountains.
The new cars which are to be placed
in use on the line of the Worcester and
Suburban Street Railway Company
have not yet arrived.
Miss Hattie Weld Of Winchendon is
In Worcester passing few days with
relatives. She will return home the
latter part Of the week.
Albert Remiclx of Boston and John
w. James of Maiden were In Worces-
ter last evening, having ridden from
the Hub on their wheels.
Corp A. B. Scott Co. H, I'd Massa-
chusetts regiment. is still confined to
his bed, suffering from peritonitis. DR.,
G. H. Perry is attending him.
Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Woodward
were in attendance at the anniversary
celebration of Samuel A. Wesson at
Providence, R. l., last evening.
Members Of Rebekah Lodge served a
supper last evening to several people
in Odd Fellows hall After supper there
was program Of vocal and instrument
tai music
Principal Edward R. Goodwin of the
classical high school will attend the
convention Of state school superintend-
ents which is to be held at Springfield
October 22d.
Only one building permit was issued
yesterday, to Alexander Erikson, for |
a two-story wooden dwelling, 24x27 feet, |
Vitor w. Rudberg builder; estimated |
expense, $250O.
Prof. " j. Fortier entertained one of
his dancing classes at a social in his |
hall, in Harrington block, last evening. |
One hundred people were present, and a
fine time was enjoyed.
st. Paul's Lyceum is planning for a
social to be held Wednesday evening in
Sons of Veterans Hail. Chaftln's or |
chestra will furnish music, and re-
freshments will be served.
The Ladies' Relief Corps connected
with the G. A. R. held a meeting in |
G. A. r. Hall yesterday afternoon. |
There was large attendance of mem
bers, and plans were made for the flu
ture work of this association.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of the
Main Street Baptist Church gave a
supper and entertainment in the par
lors of the church, last night. The en-
tertainment consisted Of several solos
by members of the congregation, and |
a monograph concert.
The women's guild of st. Johns Bpis-
copal church gave an entertainment
last evening to commemorate the ami
versary of the coming of Rev. Eliot |
White to the church as rector. At the
close of the entertainment ice cream
and cake We're served.
Patrick Carmody, S5 years old, of 1872
Chandler street. employed at the Hol-
yoke machine works lost his balance
while adjusting a pulley yesterday
morning, and fell to the floor, breaking
his left leg. The police ambulance was
called and the man taken to the City
Hospital
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Caroline Mae, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Delano, to James Weston Howe, |
to be held in Grace Church, Oct 25, at |
6 o'clock Both young people are prom
inent In south end social circles The |
young people will be at home at IA |
Lowell street after Dec. 1.
Assistant District Attorney George S.
Taft met with an accident yesterday |
afternoon that viii prevent him taking
any very active exercise fol. some days. |
He was sitting at his desk, when he |
started to rise, and in doing so caught |
his foot in a rug, causing wrench |
which resulted in sprained ankle.
Timothy Burns of Company G, 9Th
regiment, was discharged from the
City Hospital yesterday, where he has |
been confined, suffering from malaria. |
Arthur w. Fairbrother of the United
States regulars was admitted yester-
day. Fairbrother has bullet in his
shoulders, which the City Hospital
doctors will remove.
At the meeting Of the license board, |
held yesterday morning, petitions were
granted to Quinn & Feehan to suspend
a sign at IS Front street. to P. A. Fri |
berg to erect a wooden addition to the |
building at As Union street, and the Pc
IlIlOu Oh the WOFCe5lGI 1Od1 ana the /
Worcester Collateral Loan association
to make small loans on mortgages
Alfred Beckman Al years old. es-
capped from the Worcester Lunatic |
Hospital Wednesday afternoon Beck
man belongs in Camhridgeport He is
described as feet inches tall weight |
JAG pounds; dark brown hair and
moustache, wore dark blue suit, dark
Shoes black derby hat, white shirt, |
turn-down collar and Bingham necktie |
The regular meeting of the Worces-
ter primary and intermediate Sunday |
school union will be resumed today at |
the Y. nj. G. A. rooms, at p. m. The |
lesson for next Sunday will be present |
ed: also plans will be made for the
meetings of the year. All teachers |
and others who are interested in Sum |
day school work are invited to be pres
emit
George w. Carr, the well known con
creter, who is convalescent after a Sc
we're illness. proposes to start for the
south for his health next week. Mr..
Carr thinks he will locate in the neigh |
borhood of Charlotte, N. c., and while |
his object in seeking a warmer climate
is primarily in search of health, any
business in his line will not go beg
ging.
The degree team of Fidelity council, |
Daughters of Liberty, held a social and
dance in Continental hall last evening.
The goddess Of liberty was represent
ed by Miss Cora Dart. The ladies of
the team were dressed in red, white and
blue costumes and during the evening
gave an exhibition of floor work Mu-
sic for dancing was furnished by Mar
cy's orchestra
There will be meeting of the editors
of the 80 Tech class book, this after