The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-09

The Worcester Magazine for Octo-
Der will appear today according to no
tive given yesterday.
Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 10, Union
Veteran Legion, will serve supper
tonight in Sons Of Veterans Hall from
$50 to o'clock.
Edward ]. Cross has been awarded
the contract for building a coal trestle
for the Boston & Maine Railroad on
Millbrook Street.
A crowd of young men stoned a
train on the Boston e Maine Railroad
yesterday afternoon nea rGreendale.
Chief of Police William ]. E. Stone was
notified yesterday morning
There will be a meeting of Einig-
keit Lodge, D. o. H. at Frohsinn Hall
Sunday forenoon when the committee
in charge of the 4Sth anniversary eel
ebration will bake it's report.
A waiter drill entertainment will
be given by the young women of Coral
Street M E. Church Monday night at
8 o'clock. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the interest money.
The monthly meeting of the Metho-
dist Preachers of Worcester and vicin-
ity will be held Monday at Oakdale in
the Methodist Church. Dinner Will be
served by members of the Oakdale So
ciety.
A committee of masters of oranges
included in Worcester Central Pomona
Grange will meet in the library of Hor-
ticultural Hall at 2.30 o'clock this after
noon to nominate officers for the en-
suing year.
The Social Democrats are to have
their caucus Tuesday night in the po-
lice building on Waldo Street to put in
nomination candidates for mayor and
aldermen and to appoint the ward
committees. 800
The annual inspection of City Hos
pital by the board of trustees of that
institution and members of the City
Council will be this afternoon. The in
specting party will leave City Hall for
the hospital at 3 o'clock.
The meeting of the City Council
Committee on finance called for
o'clock yesterday afternoon was post
poned until some day next week on ac-
count of inability of certain members
to be present
Francis P. McKeon has been elect
ed by the committee in charge of the
reception to the Irish ENJOYS at Me-
chanics Hall next Wednesday night to
preside at the overflow meeting in
Washburn Hall.
The meeting of the St. Johns Guild
which was to have been held last night
was postponed till after the rehearsal
Sunday afternoon when date will be
set for the minstrel show which the
Guild will hold in Mechanics Hall.
Jacob C. Goldenson, a New York
Hebrew travelling in the interests of a
| New York Hebrew publication may lee
ture in Worcester at a future date. The
members of the Maccabees Literary
and Social Society are thinking of in
wiling him.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of
the Main Street Baptist Church will
hold it's next melting on Tuesday after
noon and evening instead of Thursday
Supper will be served at $50 and a mu-
steal program will be given in the even
ing.
Thomas F. McGauley, $50 Cam
bridge Street, candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket for alderman from Ward
five reported the loss of an ulster at
Station l yesterday morning. The coat
was stolen from his store yesterday
morning.
AT a special meeting Of the license
board yesterday afternoon a license
was granted on the petition of r. c.
Taylor to build a wooden addition con-
Meeting the buildings on Front and
Commercial Streets occupied by G. T.
Sherer's department store.
The Republican committee OF %,
appointed to consider possible mayor
atty candidates to be recommended to
the Republican municipal convention
will meet Thursday evening. James Lo-
gan, president of the committee, yes
terday issued a call for the meeting.
W. A. Moffat G. Co.'S printing Of
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Main and Pearl Streets was broken in
to yesterday morning but nothing of
value was taken. The break was APP
| parently made by some drunken per-
son. The break was reported to the
| police.
The Greenwood Association will
hold a private social for members and
their lady friends during the first week
in December Albert Dahlin, Anton
Anderson, John Green, Adolph Gutkey
and F. C. Eckstrom were appointed
| committee to make necessary arrange
ments.
( Vernon Hanlon, three-year- son
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hanlon of 80
/ Vernon Street, disappeared from her
/ home yesterday morning about 9
! o'clock. Her disappearance was report
! ed at Station l and later in the day
| the child was found and returned to
| her parents.
Mrs. Frank Alger who a short time
ago called on Chief of Police William
J. E. Stone and said her husband was
in a hospital at Lawrence under the
name Of Miller must have been mis-
taken. Yesterday Chief Stone tele-
phOned Chief O'Sulivan and found that
no such man was at Lawrence.
! The Worcester Consolidated Street
Railway Company is to build a storage
battery in Fitchburg for the purpose of
helping the cars up the hill on Mill
Street. Contractors were asked yes
terday to bid on a one-story brick
building of sufficient size to care for
the batteries that will be needed.
Sunday evening Rev. DR.. ]. NJ. Van
Horn, pastor of the Church of Christ,
will speak on THE Faults and Ideals
of Young Men from the Standpoint of
Young Women of Worcester" DR.. Van
Horn has received many anonymous
letters on the subject, and many of
these he will read from the pulpit.
Peter w. O'Rourke, wanted il
Brockton for the larceny Of dress suit
case filled with women's wearing APP
parel in Brockton last October was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Officer
James ]. Burke on Spring Street. He
was booked at Station l and was taken
back to Brockton by Detective King
man.
The committee on transportation
and railroads of the Board of Trade
met last night and spent considerable
time discussing the matter, recently re
ferred, of securing lower rates fol-
transferring freight from one portion
of the Getty to another and for better
freight facilities between Worcester
and New York.
Oscar F. Lawrence. secretary of tbs