The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-01-25
THE CITY.


o'clock.
The sale of seats for the song recital
70 be given by Miss Anderson and Mr.
W. H. Rowland, will begin at Steinert's
at o'clock this morning
Joseph H. Young, a weIl-known
member of st. Matthews parish, has
recovered from his recent illness and
neen discharged from the hospital.
special services will be held at Beth
any Church on Thursday evening. Ser
mon by the Rev. j. e. futile, d. D.,
pastor Of Union Church All are cor
daily invited.
Rev. Henry Hague, rector of st. Mat
thew's Church, Charles Boot and AL
fred Thomas, delegates from the
church, returned last evening from the
Episcopal dinner in Boston.
Miss Frances Hill will read a paper
on William of Orange and the Rise
OF the Dutch Republic" before the Sec
ond Parish club this evening at 7.45.
The meeting is open to all.
Five hundred copies of the inaugural
address of Mayor Rufus B. Dodge, Jr,
have been printed by order of the city
council passed at its first meeting. and
are now ready for distribution
IN cioslnS services TO be led by Rev.
1r. Haynes at the Lincoln Square Rap-
fist Church will be held this evening
at f.45 O'clock. Members of the church
friends and converts are invited to be
present.
e. S. Streeter secured a building per-
init at the office of the superintendent
OF public buildings yesterday, for a
gravel shed, one story high, "a by r.
on Lafayette street, near Quinsigamond
avenue.
Insurance adjusters are at work in
the Factory of the Partisan Wrapper
Company, which was Quilted by fire last
FRIDAY morning. 1t will probably be a
week or more, before the insurance is
adjusted.
A party made up of about forty men,
bers of Ridgely lodge, 1. o. o. F., will
be the guests of John Squier of Leices-
ter this evening. The party will go by
special electric leaving this city at $40
o'clock.
John M. O'Brien, Al years old, was
arrested last night, by officer George
Moore, on a warrant charging him with
larceny of goods and chattels valued
at So, the property of jeremiah Hen
nessey.
Annie McGovern, 10 years old. of 7
her home, while at play last evening
and broke her right leg below the knee.
She was taken to the City Hospital in
the police ambulance.
Tonight in Horticultural Hail. the St.
Johns Guild will have it's annual So
cial and dance. Music will be fur
nished by Chaff1n's Orchestra, and
some pleasing ana novel numbers will
be upon the dance order.
City Auditor John B. Bowker began
his duties for the year 1889 yesterday
His bond was approved Monday eve
ming by the board of aldermen and he
took the oath of office yesterday, from
City Clerk Enoch H. Towne
]. d. Pierce, president of the Central
Labor Union, returned to Worcester
yesterday afternoon, after attending
the meeting of the executive board of
the State Federation in the Washing.
ton Hotel in Boston Monday after
noon.
A petition will be presented to the
board Of aldermen asking for the dis
continuance of a portion of Millbrook
street The portion of the street which
the petition refers to is already dis
continued, hut no formal action has
been taken.
~ At the Woman's Club meeting this
afrefaoon there will be given a con-
cert in Memorial hall by Nine. Syn
n1owska- and Joseph Ada
mowski. Tickets are on sale by Put
nam, Davis & Co. There win be none
sold at the hall
The kindergarten, club of IS men,
bers, held their annual meeting Monday
at the house of Mrs Torrey, and elect
ed officers, with Mrs Royal P. Wat
rington as vice-president and Mrs.
Lewis II. Torrey as secretary and
treasurer.
Fred L. Hutchins, deputy tax col
lector, has started to bid his friends in
city hall goodbye. He has informed
them that he will be deposed this
month, and will wind up his connection
with the office Feb. 1. He also says he
has another position in view, but does
not tell Just what it is.
At a meeting of the Woman's associ-
alton of Union church yesterday after
noon, Mrs. w. S. Hawkes. spoke on
Mormons and MormonIs4n. Her talk
was of deep interest and from her resi-
dence among Mormons for many years
as a missionary, there was a perfect
familiarity with her subject.
The funeral OF John ]. Brennan was
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Bros undertaking rooms. A high
mass Of requiem was celebrated in St
Josephss Church, Leicester, at nine
O'Clock, by the pastor Rev. j. F. Red
lean, and burial was in the new Cath
oifc cemetery in Leicester.
Worcester lodge, N. E. Order Protec-
ton, held its last regular meeting in
the hall at $50 Main street last night
a special meeting was held last week
when it was decided TO move to the
Day building, 306 Main street. Larger
quarters and an elevator service are
the inducements for the change
Elevator boys in the State Mutua
building began Sunday taking account
of the number of people who ride il
the three elevators. They take &C
count of the passengers who are car
ried from the first and second floors
They carried 1850 Monday and did mo-
consider it an extra busy day.
Mrs. George II. Gould gave talk or
"Shells' at meeting of the Ladies
Benevolent Society at Pilgrim Church
Yesterday afternoon. She is the pos
SCISSOR of many beautiful and unique
shells which she managed to secure a.
Cottage City last season. She VII
give another talk along the same lines
Feb. before the Woman's Club
The directors Of the kindergarten
held a meeting with the supervisor
yesterday afternoon, in the teachers
room, in the city hall, at which ar
rangements for the work during tn
coming month We're made. Thursda.
- AFTERNOON Rev. Austin s. Carver VII
deliver a lecture on EARLY Christian
art, before the kindergarten club ant