The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-29
CITY HALL MATTERS.
Meeting Of License Board
; Many Applications for
the Baby.

yesterday afternoon Elder William A.
Burch, pastor of the Second Advent
church, was given leave to withdraw
on two petitions asking permission to
hang bulletin boards at the corners OF
Piedmont and Pleasant streets, and
Chandler and Piedmont streets.
The petitions set forth that the boards
are used to announce certain services
and are used only at intervals but as
the board has no authority to allow
bulletin boards to be hung on telephone
poles Or lamp posts, adverse action was
reported
These petitions We're granted: Clar-
ence H. Beckton. to hold a cake wall:
and ball in Continental hall, Oct 5;
| George Il. Bacon, to be an auctioneer;
James Mccain and Albert c. Riel, to
drive hacks; James A. Forth, to con-
duct q pool room at 1874 Prescott. street:
to hang signs. Alex Oulette. As Grand
strees; W. H. Balloon, % North Ashland
|. street; A. Rodinsky, 1853 Mechanic
street; Dora Pemstein, for transfer Of
/ her secondhand clothing license frorl
IL Bridge to 165 Mechanic street, t.
make wooden additions to buildings
George l.. Newton, As Harvard street
Louis E. Feingold, % Spruce street; He
brew Debating society, to hold an en-
tertainment for charity Sunday night
Oct. 29; to use parts of streets for build
ing purposes, j. A. Courtemanche 500
Millbury street; p. A. Mills, 8 Hacker
street; j. A. Courtemanche, 46 Suffolk
street; II. Cader, Cross street; w. g.
Putnam, Westminster street.
meeting of the city council com
mittee on finance has been called for
IL O'Clock Monday morning The com.
mittee has considerable business to re.
port on Monday night, including pay
ment of Peabody & Stearns bill, the
request OF the parks commission fol
| additional appropriation. and the peti.
tlon CT the board of health for author.
ity t. purchase additional land in the
nefghborhood of the Isolation hospital
A meeting of the committee on sewer.
will be called for Monday or Tuesday
1t is probable that an additional apDro
priatton Tor the publication accoun
| will he recommended, as the amount re-
manning is hardly sufficient to las
through the present month.
| Thomas Monahan. inspector of cattl,
| for the city of Worcester, began worI
| yesterday on the annual inspection a
neat cattle, under supervision of tn,
| Massachusetts cattle commission. If /,
| estimated that there are 1000 cattle O.
| TINS sort in Worcester, which mean,
| considerable work for the Inspector
| Ihers was no inspection last year OF
| account of insufficient appropriation Il
pay for cattle and other stock tina
might be condemned. The instruction,
| this year are to quarantine only sucl
ANIMALS as give physical evidence O
| disease.
There viii be meeting of the even
| ing sehooi teachers and substitutes a
English high school hall this eyenin,
| at $50 O'Clock. The assignment of as
| sistants to the different schools fo
Monday evening, Oct. 2, will be an
nounced at the meeting. The rules an,
suggestions for the years work will
also DC made at this time
The overseers of the poor have severa
requests for the baby which is to h,
given away. The offers are under con
sideration, and the necessary formal
ties will probably be finished within ,
few days.
Permits to build granted Yesterday
To Joseph George & Co., j. ]. Higpin,
builder, for brick and stone addition
10 provide for new show windows. a.
| ll6 Shrewsbury street, estimated COS
$500; D. F. Sullivan, ]. ]. Higgins build
er, for one-story wooden addition
3lX13 feet, to the building 80 Mulberry
street, estimated cost $500; William Fin.
neran j. j. Higgins builder, for a one.
story brick and stone building, 32x4t
feet, on Shrewsbury street. near East
| Central, estimated cost $4,000: Andrew
| Young, j. j. Higgins builder, for g
three-story wooden tenement house
46x4S feet, on Esther street estimated
cost $4,000; Mrs. Sadie Doe, H. B. Pen.
der builder for a wooden addition tC
| the house Green lane, estimated cost
$3.50.
| Permits to open and obstruct streets
| granted yesterday: Sewer department
So, AZ, IS, 60, e. 80, SO, 112, 119, 121. 1913
| 125 Lamartine street, Z, s, 10 and Il
495 and sos Southbridge street, for con
nections; Worcester Gas Light Com
pany, 65 and 81 Agricultural street
Ashton street near Sturgis street, con-
nections; Worcester Electric Light
| Company, Myrtle, Austin, Chandler
Pleasant, Bigelow court Chatham
| Southbridge, Elm, Irving and Pleasant
streets, for connections with the I'M
derground service.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday:
To AdoIph D. Lacroix, A, and Amanda
Robidoux, 80, Fall River; Eugene Nc
earthly 20, and Annie Donoghue, rs;
William T. Turner, 3S, and Ellen E
Jewell, 27S Frank L. Sandberg, 35 and
Hilma c. Olson, %; Frank Mozek, 81
and Pauline PASTA, 20; William ]. Lord
%, and Alice E. Goodrich, %.