Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-15
NEW POLICE De TAIL.
1t Was Posted Shortly Before 6
P. M. Monday.
The Changes of Beats Officers Gould
and Eaton Are Taken OFF Day Duty
to Travel Nights.

The new police detail, which has
formed popular theme Of conversa-
ton among the officers for the past
week or more, was posted shortly before
| 6 o'clock Monday evening, and formed
the principal center of interest for the
o'clock relief, until they were sent out
AS they scanned the list of names
various expressions were noted Some
were evidently pleased with the change;
while in other cases it was very differ
ent. To many of the officers who have
! travelled a certain beat for a number OF
years the change will seem almost like
| leaving home,
The new detail goes into effect Tues
day, Chief brennan says there is Moth
| ing to be said regarding the changes,
| further than he thinks some of the men
will do fully as good work by having a
change The one object in the arrange
ment is the good Of the service.
The most radical change is that of
| Officers Gould and Eaton from day to
night duty. Both of these men will
travel in Sergt. McMurray's relief.
Eaton ON Green street and Gould on
/ Laurel hill
! officer johnson is brought in from
New Worcester to officer John Nc
Carthys beat on Main street; White,
| from Front to Chandler west Of South
| Irving street; Gleason to Davidson's
| old beat, from Barton place to Chandler
street; Reardon from Green street to the
common and vicinity; James O'Connor
from East Worcester to Front street;
Burbank to Front street, south side;
Burke, Front street; w. H. Spencer,
from the o'clock relief to Fyrberg's
| beat, west side; Merrill from Sergt. Dro-
| hans relief to the west side Of Main
street, north Of Walnut street; j. B. Nc
| Carthy from Main street to the north
end; Moynihan from the o'clock relief
| to Sergt McMurray'S, East Worcester.
In Sergt. Drohan's relief, Whiting and
! Bellows exchange beats; Foley is
| changed from McMurray's relief, from
Barton place to Chandler street; Chas.
| B. Baker, from Main street, north of
Walnut, to the common and vicinity;
RYAN from McMurray's relief to Green
street; Mcleod from Green to Front
street; Tierney from the o'clock relief
! to Front street; Daniel Mccarthy, west
side. Chandler and Pleasant streets;
Main street, north of Walnut; Ames,
from Laurel hill to Main street, east side
north of Central; Mason, north end !;
Porter from west side to Laurel Hill;
T. J. Spencer from the o'clock relief to
East Worcester; Clifford from Main, be-
! tween Barton place and Chandler
street, to Laurel hill.
Six O'Clock relief: Blanchard from Nc
| Murray's at the north end to Dungar-
ven hill; Alfred Harper from Sergt. Dro-
hans relief to East Worcester; A. Q.
| Thayer from the lake to north end; Hail
from Sergt Drohan's relief, north end,
to Lake View Williams, from Sergt'
Drohan's relief to crossing and 10th
rop's; R. F. Matthews from Drohan' S
relief, Laurel hill, to theatre.
Sergt. Hills relief: Fyrberg, from Nc
Murrays relief, crossing and common
Knight, east side of Main street, north
Of Thomas: ]. G. Barker, from o'clock
relief to Laurel HILL Donohue. north
end.
The men who will make up the vari-
Gus reliefs are as follows:
Sergt McMurray-Andrew Harper,
James Roache, Moore, White, Gleason,
Dnnn Reardon. Eaton, James O'Connor
Burbank, Burke, Cummings, f. H
Streeter. Nugent, w. H. Spencer, De
Elaney. Ramsdell, Merrill, Johnson, Da-
wilson, j. b. Mccarthy, Brown, Gould
Moynihan Midgely Fairbanks.
Sergt. Drohan-Joseph Mccarthy, Mil
lett, Whiting, Pike, Foley, Arthur
Roach. Charles Barker, Ryan, Mcleod,
Tierney, John OConnor, Bellows, Daniel
Mccarthy, F1aherty, Maloney. Lombard,
O'Sullivan, Thurman, Shippee, Ames,
Mason, Hemenway, Porter, 7. j.
/ Spencer, M. G. Donahue, Clifford.
Six o'clock relief (daily)--Laviolette
Blanchard, Cody, Alfred Harper, OMAR
ran, A. @. Thayer, Hall, Williams, R. F.
Matthews.
Sergt HiM-Davis, Streeter, Sullivan,
Fyrberg, March, Knight, Kennedy,
Barker, Thayer, Garland, Keyes. Dona-
hue. Condy, Legasey, Blake, Brady, and
Fisher, special duty.
At Station 2 the various reliefs are
as follows:
Sergt. Warren-Murphy Hines, F1tz-
patrick, Whalen, Matthews, O'Day,
Sergt. Hickey-Barrett, Lindquist,
Hackett, Favreault Thompson, Boyle,
| Sinnott, Barker.
six o'clock relief-Craffey, Fitzgerald,
i O'Connell, Davis.
Day officers-Dillon, Woodward, Dus-
| tin, Hanson.
There are but few changes in the de-
fail at Station g. officer Craffey is
changed to the o'clock relief, but will
| travel the South Worcester beat the
first half of the night ODay is changed
from the South Worcester beat to Union
| Hyl. O'Connen is changed to the 6
o'clock relief Barker goes to Quinsiga-
mond in place of Boyle, and Boyle takes
| linton Hill