The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-03
THE CITY.

The hoard of visitors will meet at the
Home for Aged Women, Wednesday, at
%. m.
J. l. Harrison sold yesterday the cot
tage ct. 81 Hollywood street for $4,000 to
Thomas F. Williams.
The Boston and Maine train from
Fitchburg last night was 10 minutes
late because of a breakdown on the en-
CINE.
The Womans Guild of st. Johns
Episcopal Z church will meet in the
church yestry this afternoon at 29O
o'clock.
A meeting of the committee on street
lighting OH the part of the city council
has been called for tomorrow evening at
7.30 O'Clock.
The Boston and Albany train, due in
this city at 4.S6 p. m. from New York,
was % minutes late last night, on ac-
count of break on the engine.
The Temperance Crusaders of 1874 will
meet at 1.30 o'clock in the vestry of
Plymouth church, Wednesday, to ar
range for exercises of the hour from
2 to 3, of w. c. T. U. convention.
The delegates of the United Temper
ance societies that have been elected to
attend the diocesan convention in West
field are requested to meet in Father
Mathew hall this evening at 5 p m.
The Fltchburg line has issued new
order to iiave all the passenger coaches
on its railroad equipped with water
coolers for the convenience of patrons.
The order is something new on roads
of this section.
Clemence sold yesterday the personal
property of Charles H. Ellsworth, con-
sisting Of cows, horses, pigs and other
demestic fowls, on the farm at Crystal
Springs, at pubic auction The amount
Of the sale was about $500.
Owing to the death of oficer Charles
A. Garland police officers changed num-
bers on their badges, yesterday. Off
Ger Fairbanks is now No. l, Officer Ty-
Ter, doorman at station 2, No. 2, Officer
Piper 3, and officer March 4.
The Brewster Ornithological Club
has issued its first bulletin for 1899.
Observations from March 1 to June /,
show 81 different kinds of birds who
make their homes in this locality dur
ing the spring and summer months
The Ladies Society Of Park church
will serve a harvest supper tomorrow
evening from $50 to o'clock. Ats15
a musical entertainment will be given
by Mr. and Mrs. D. ]. Pratt of the Old
South quartet, with Miss Muzzy and a
Seader.
The ladies Of the First Universalist
church resume their suppers and socials
this evening. The regular business
meeting takes place at $50 in the par
lors. At $50 supper is served In the
evening parish meeting is to be held.
at which the resignation of Rev. DR..
Gunnison will. be acted on.
Employees of the sewer department
begun boring yesterday, to determine
the presence OF quicksand along the
route of the operating sewerage sys-
tenn, which dead ends at present at
Trumbull square. Boring will be done
in Cherry, Warren and Bridge streets
Later samples viii be taken from
Washington square through Summer
street.
The engagement of Miss Marie Malm-
berg and Charles H. Eddy is announced.
Miss Malmberg is from jamestown, N.
Y. and is at present in Worcester.
where she expects to remain until jan
nary. Mr. Eddy is an officer aboard
the u. s. S. Wilmington, now stationed
along the South American coast. He
expects to secure a furlough about
Christmas, and will then come to Wor-
cester and accompany his fiancee to
their home In. Jamestown.