The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-31

on south side of Salisbury street from
Dean to Boynton street, estimated ex-
pense $S44.76.
A communication from the mayor
transmitting a communication from
the overseer Of the poor, requesting an
additional appropriation of 5000 for
city relief and $4,000 for the Home farm,
was referred to the committee on fin
ance.
Notices of suits against the city by
Edward H, Streeter, Mary A. Wood
and Marvin M. Taylor, were referred
to the city solicitor.
A communication from Addison w.
Barr, inviting the members of the city
council to attend the rally of the So
cial democratic party in Horticultural
hall, Oct. 20, and hear Mayor Chase of
Haverhill speak, was read. In both
branches it was explained by the pres
ldent that the rally was held Sunday
night, so the invitation which was
mailed several days ago was respect
fully declined
Orders referred-Providing that all
members Of the fire department who
suffer loss of time by reason of death
in the family receive full pay for the
time they are off; sewer in Chelsea and
Cheever streets; construction of Bach
elor street. hydrant at Vernon square.
Various orders for sidewalks and
Petitions referred: Crompton e.
Knowles loom works by Charles NJ.
Thayer, attorney for an additional
award for damage to estate on Hard
ing street, and for a hearing; James
/ Logan, by his attorney, R. NJ. Wash
burn, for additional compensation for
! damage to estate on Salisbury street
/ Emma NJ. Robinson, for the repayment
| of portion Of street betterment as
CO 1Yyo,. IL.
johnson ct ALL, for additional street
lights at Northlands; American Steel
and Wire company, for a surface sewer
! In Ballard street; Lowell c. Gallup,
| that the hydrant at Belmont street,
| corner of Merrifield street, be lowered;
! Worcester Safe Deposit and Trust COM
pany, trustee, that the city assume
| betterments assessed against the es-
tate on Harriet E. Stockweql. Harvard
street; Nora V. Scannell, that the city
| assume betterment assessed against
her estate on Temple street; William
ForsbeTg, for compensation for damage
to estate on Greenwood street; Luman
Hopkins for compensation for damage
to estate on Mill street; James Nc
Govern, for compensation for damage
to estate on Sigourney street; George
w. Eames, that the amount overpaid
by him as taxes be refunded Fred A.
Mann & Co., for the refunding of bill of
$31S.46 for the construction of a sewer
in Reese street; Charles A. Kabley, for
Welsbach light at No. Benefit street;
W. H. Sears ct ais, for additional light
on Highland street; B. w. Childs ct
ais, for VSelsbach light on WestIand
street; John O'Connor ct ais, for larg-
er water pipe in Shamrock street; II.
H. Bigelow, for water pipe in Agate
avenue.
These sidewalk assessments were or
dered: Dayton street B. w. Potter,
$S3.25; Jessie P. Taber, S5675.
Fruit street-W. Fl. Lord, S57.21:
Frank 8. Robbins, S34.23; G. w. Houck,
$342S; Frank S. Robbins s3423; w. It.
Merrifeld heirs, $34.29; w. T. Merri-
field heirs, s34.29.
German street-Mary V Pierce.
s215.23; George H. Burtis, $55S1: Mary
a, Gould, S44.65 Fayette A Amidon,
$19.0S; Charles F. Wyman, $50 20; Caro-
line w. Howell, 1851; Mary S. Nc
Clemming, s6O.3S; Lyman F. Gordon,
$60.27
West street-Isabel G. Wilbur, $4274;
Jessie P. Taber, $5079
Westminster street-Madge o. Black
mer $74,07; Madge o. Blackmer, S4055;
Madge o. Blackmer S4423; Mari F.
Hyde, $45.71; Jennie E. Haskell, SAG. AZ;
Justin D. Crosley, S90.47; James P. and
George S. Paine ct AL, SS1.S4; Anna
Lembert, $S1.5S; Sven A. Maher, SS1 SO;
Mary L. White. s95.67; C. H. and L. E.
Plock, $9216; c. H. and L. E. Plock,
$4571