The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-05
THE CITY.

The ninth annual meeting of the
Worcester Gun Club for section of Of
fioers, will be held in Colonial Hall, "a
Front street, Tuesday evening, March
Z, at S O'clock n ~ = 10 s
John F. Moore, 40 years old, was ar
rested last night, by Officers Spencer
and Rogers of Station /, and detained
at the Waldo street station, on the
charge, of insanity.
The eighth annual observance of the
organization of the Ladies' Svea, o. NJ.
B., took place in Red Mems Hail. IS
Front street, last evening. Supper was
served to over 200.
Worcester Association, No. 4, S. E.,
met in Granite Hall, 566 Main street,
last evening. Blackboard demonstra-
tions on ''Superheated steam" occupied
the attention of the members.
Henry Verstein, who was arrested
Friday night on charge of larceny
and afterward bailed by his wife, de-
faulted at the session of the central
district court yesterday morning.
60 Friday night was record breaker
for tramps at the Waldo street station
house Between the hours of O'Clock
and midnight AZ knights of The road
applied for lodging, which was larger
number than has been put up any mSht
during the winter.
Russell w. Start, "A years old, was
arrested yesterday afternoon by In
spectors O'Day and Stone, charged
with defrauding a hotel. Yesterday the
Inspectors received a. communication
from Chief Watts, inclosing a warrant
for Starts arrest. The bill amounts to
$21. i.. 1E;
Some. of athe younger pupils OF MISS
Mary a. McCarron will give a muei-
Gale, at, her residence on Cambridge
street, Thursday evening, March 9th,
at O'Clock Miss McCarron IS well
known and very popular in musical
circles, and her musicales are always
looked forward to with pleasure by FER
pupils and friends.
Walter Beadle, Is years old, was ar
rested about $50 o'clock yesterday
morning by Special Officer Deadly and
sent to the Waldo street station mouse,
where he was charged with being a
runaway. The boy said his home is at
1886 Walnut street, Springfield. His peo-
pie were communicated with and the
boy sent home yesterday afternoon.
Moosie -ArzaVmainan was arrested
yesterday forenoon, by officer Blake
of station l, on warrant charging nm
with assaulting Alazar Aslanian. The
principals in the case are employed at
the Washburn &sMoen works, and dur
ing asdispute a short,time ago, the de-
feadapt, is alleged to- have struck ule
e6soplaihant over the head with a
club t!r
Harry G. Comerford, the young oe-
serter whoawas arrested Friday after
giving hefofiieers a hard Chase, was
taken TO Boston yesterday by Sergt
Hill and turned over to the military
authorities at Fort Warren. 1t was
anticipated that the young man might
make another attempt to gain his lip-
erty, but if he had any such intention
1t was not made manifest.
c, Ellis Fisher, buyer for VIM. Don
aldson & Co. of Minneapolis. Mimi
was in the city yesterday. He VIII
spend Sunday at his former home in
Milford. Mr.. Fisher was formerly bass
singer at the First IIniversalist Church
in this city, and was at the head OF
one of the departments of the Boston
Store. AT the present time he is bass
singer in the leading PRESBYTERIAN
Church in Minneapolis.
The Chapel chorus choir connected
with the Greendale Baptist Church
will Give at the church Thursday
March Is, a violet tea and entertain
ment which will Include an art gll-
lery; The supper at o'clock of cod
chicken, potato and chicken salads
meats, bread and butter, cake, ehoco-
late and coffee will be served by the
young ladies Of the choir in costume
The choir has in rehearsal the oratorio-
cantata Bethlehem for presentation
in the near future and have their usual
excellent program for Easter under
way,