The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-17

steps should be taken to make the
street railway companies, without dis
elimination on lines, to allow paSsen-
gers to leave by front as we'll as rear
door as may be most convenient; for
loan of $50, 900 (Kettle brook; directing
street commissioner to construct cross
walk in Washington street. cost $50;
directing superintendent of lighting
streets to place additional lights on
Plane street; directing committee on
finance to consider need of additional
appropriation for school house con-
struction.
Thomas H. Hayford was elected sur
veyor of lumber.
A communication from the mayor,
transmitting a communication from
the superintendent of sewers in regard
to need of further appropriation for
sewer publication and sewer mainten-
ance was referred to the committee on
finance.
The report of the conmitte on streets,
recommending the adoption of the or
der to pave Cedar with asphaltina, at
estimated cost of $3.50, was laid on the
table, as it is understood a remon-
STRANGE is to be made by abutters that
favor matchmaking the street.
The committee on education recon-
mended, on petition of the school COM
mittee for paving, with asphalt or
other smooth paving, the streets ada
cent to the Oxford, Winslow, Thomas
and Millbury street school houses, that
so much as relates to the Oxford street
school be granted.
The same committee recommended
ineXpedient to act on communications
from the school committee in regard
to the purchase of the Newbury street
lot for a new school and for the sale
of school house land on Oxford and
Shrewsbury street, and at Greendale.
Leave 10 withdraw was voted on the
petitions Of NJ. NJ. Taylor for compen-
sation for gravel taken from his land
on West Fremont street; James Leon
ard, James McManus, Ellen E. Reyn-
olds, John j. Farnam for compensa-
ton for damages TO property on Cam
bridge place; James Kelly, for damage
to property on Cambridge street; Mrs.
William Donnelly and T. NJ Morrison,
for damages caused by overflow of
sewer; John Rohiston ct ais, for water
pipe in Burncoat street; George F.
Hewett, for high service pipe in Com
mercial street; James B. Scrimgeour ct
ALI, water pipe in Merrill street; Milton
Z. Dyer ct ALI, water pipe in Summit
avenue; j. e. Scrimgeour sewer in
Fairmont avenue.
Petitions referred-Ellen IIorSar,
on Green street; Mary Shannon ct al,
refunding amount overDaid as taxes;
st. Johns schools, that the city usG dme
bettermentS on Temple street; II. A.
Harrington ct ali, street lights on
Hamilton street; L. l.. Brigham, fo- adj
ditional Welsbach light on Norwood
street; John A. Wynn ct ali sewer in
Pitt street; West Side Land company,
by James H. Rowland manager, SIDE
III CT Z 'crJo1 or
street to Cedar street; E. H. Vaughan
ct ALI, repairing and matchmaking Sc
yer street; John Broderick, compenSd-
ton for injuries to person received
while in the employ of the city, James
Power ct ALI, additional Welsbach
lights on Wyman street; A. c. Munroe
ct ALI. additional Welsbach lights on
Hollywood street.
Notice of a suit against the city by
Catherine Haggerty was referred to the
city solicitor
DEGREES locating sidewalks on Parker
and Winfield streets and Perry avenue,
were adopted
These sidewalk assessments were or
dered: Shaffner street: T.. N. Dean,
SS6.67; James Weeks, $5213; Wilbur III.
I1ill $42.2T; Estella H. Whitterlore.
$42.27; B. Shattuck, $40. 81; Elsie G. Reed,
1927; Ella E. Haynes, $4932; Ida L.
Bailey, $3.50; Oliver NJ. Ball, 1927; e.
H. Parker, s43.69.
Overlin street, Richard Healy, $3.50;
James II. Shattuck. s43.61; George W
Brooks, 5000; Susan NJ Bean, S44.1O;
Lewis P. Carter, $3.50; Wilhelmind
Hinkel, $39.92; Clara c. Walker, $5O.4S;
James and Eliza A. Hopper, $685. 7; John
w. Hadley, S76.52.
Greenwood street: William Fors-
berg $63.45.
Richland street: Albert A. Gordor,
$14.90; Edwin S. Pike, $43.08; Joseph La
faille $40.48; Alfred Dupre, 1924; Owen
Dignen, S40.9S; Joseph I. Belanger,
S40.35; Thomas Hopkins heirs, $40.S5
James Cunningham, s4O35; Michael
Kennedy, $4O.35; John Hughes, $685.
John Hughes s3S63; Patrick Harashy,
500.
Vine street., George c. Bigelow heirs,
5000; Charles e. Sebbins, $15.13; Ar
.hur b. Brunette, 1852.