The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-11
THE CITY.

There will be a meeting of the Board
of Trade Tuesday evening.
A special meeting Of st. Johns Guild
has been called for this afternoon at
half past o'clock.
Senator George f. Hoar win return
to Worcester Jan. to make one of the
arguments for the city in the water
cases.
Charles F. Aldrich, as referee in
bankruptcy, has declared a dividend OF
10 per cent in the case of Edwin II.
streeter Of Worcester.
The Ladies Aid Society of the South
Unitarian church will meet in the
church parlor, Tuesday, at 2.30 p m. At
$50 the third alphabetical supper will
be served.
At the meeting of Summit Lodge, odd
Ladies' last night, Mrs. e. II. Church
was elected senior representatives, and
Mrs. Il. NJ. Burt junior representative.
| The regular election of officers Will take
| place Dec. 80.
Major Harry Fairbanks of the Second
! regiment, Massachusetts volunteers,
will lecture ON his experiences in Gu
ba before the Mems Union OF the South
| Baptist church on Tuesday evening,
! Dec. 49, at s o'clock All are welcome
At the recruiting Office in the Walker
| building, yesterday one recruit entered
! the United States service, The man who
| aspires to become a defender of. his
| country is George Papneau of this city.
Several others took the examination,
but failed to pass.
| The first Worcester county man to
! file an application for registration I'M
| der the new Torrens land act, is
! George L. johnson Of Southboro. The
! land to be registered is located in
Southboro on the road leading from
/ birmingham to Westboro.
DR.. j. p. Rand of 40 Pleasant street,
/ left Worcester yesterday for Monsoon,
/ where he expects to remain for six
months or a year, engaged in settling
| the estate of his brother, whose death
occurred recently. He will eventually
return to his practice here.
Dick, the small brown terrier owned
I.by the employees of the American Elk
press Company, is believed to have
| been stolen. The dog disappeared De
cember 4, and since that date nothing
| has been seen of him. The dog is brown
in color, and weighs about seven
pounds,
The United Temperance Societies
Will hold their regular monthly meeting
in Father Mathew hall this afternoon,
when the election of officers and reports
Of committees on basket ball and whist
tournament will make their reports;
also the committee on Mrs Lakes lee
ture in Mechanics hall on Wednesday
evening.
Members of the grange should re-
member that the fifth degree of Po-
mona Grange will be conferred upon all
members who desire at Horticultural
| hall, Wednesday afternoon, at $50
O'Clock. All fourth degree members
must get their applications signed by
masters and secretary of their own
grange.
The officers elected at Viking Lodge,
| Knights of Honor last night, We're:
| Past dictator, ]. p. Holmgern; dictator,
/ q. w. Bornsan; vice dictator, G.. F.
| Linstram; assistant dictator. J. X.
Johnson; reporter c. A. Bastram: fin
ancial reporter, A II Paulson; treas
urer, Carl Ericsson; chaplain, F. M.
| Peterson; guide. John Forsberg; guard
| ian, August T. Ward; sentinel, f. A.
Stolberg; trustees, 3. j. Barnstram,
August F. Ward, A. M. Roman; organ
| list, A. NJ. Roman.