The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13

-Rev. J. A. Huffman of the First
I Swedish Congregational Church will
sing at the Leicester M. E. Church
tonight.
A social meeting of the Fireside
Club will be held this afternoon at
o'clock with Mrs. f. w. Sellars, 692
Main Street.
The committee on streets Of the
| CITY Council met, yesterday afternoon
and appraised the property of the
street department.
The monthly business meeting OF
| the Epworth League Of the Quinsiga-
mond Methodist Church will be in the
church vestry tonight.
The Pedagogical Club is to meet at
Room 12 City Hall, Thursday after
noon, at AS o'clock to elect officers
and map out the years program.
There is to be a civil service ex-
animation for clerkships in municipal
offices in the Common Council Cham
| Der at City Hall, Monday morning, at
| 10 o'clock.
The work of taking down the tenn
Iporary election booths used at the state
and municipal elections was begun,
yesterday, by the public buildings de-
partment.
The Mystic Dancing Club will hold
its 18th party in Terpsichorean Hall,
Jan. 9. C. c. Scott and ]. Thayer are
/ the committee in charge. The Light
infantry Orchestra will play.
The ladies of the Mission Circle of
the First Universalist Church will
meet this afternoon from to with
Mrs. R. A. Thwing, "a Elm Street, to
sew for charitable purposes.
The committee on lighting streets
| of the City Council is to meet tonight,
to clean up its work for the year by
/ viewing locations where new lights
| have been asked for since the last
batch of petitions was considered
Superintendent of Public Buildings
! Charles H. Peck issued building per
nit yesterday to Stephen Holman for
wooden addition at 81 Thomas Street
for an air compressor, addition to be
Is feet, 9 inches by 16 feet, 10 inches.
horticultural Hall was engaged,
| yesterday, by City Messenger William
| II. Pratt for the inauguration of the
city government, Monday, January 6.
Last year there were no formal cere-
| monies on account of the tie vote for
mayor.
! Court Captain Thomas O'Neil will
give an entertainment and dance in
Franklin Hall 554 Main Street, to-
night. Putnam's Orchestra. will fur
nish the music. There win be an en-
tertainment from 8 till 10 o'clock and
dancing from 10 till u.
The Free Baptist Church Benevo-
| lent Society met yesterday afternoon
with Mrs w. c. Young at 81 yelling
| ton Street. Resolutions were adopted
on the death Of Mrs. II. d. Hadley and
plans were made for a watch meeting
and roli-call for Dec. 81.
The annual meeting of the Bragg
| Singing Society connected with the
| SVea GilIe for the election of officers
! will be Sunday morning. The concert
! of the society has been postponed till
| some time in February on account OF
the visit of the Soderman Sextet.
Rev. James J. Howard of st. Pc
| ter's Church is to accompany Rev. Mi
| chael r O'Brien of st. Johns Church
| on his trip to Europe and the Holy
| the party will be Rev. John Fitzgerald
of Pittsfield, Rev. John F. Leonard OF
Warren, Rev William Grace of Gill
| bertville and Rev. Michael w. Mulhane
of Fftchburg.
James McDonough, 40 years old, is
booked at Station for malicious mis-
chief. James was caught attempting
to tear down a portion Of the fences
around the Adriatic Mills on South
gate Street last night by Station Of
fcers.
Margaret Owens was arrested in a
house on Suffolk Street last night by
| officers Edward J. Mccarthy and Tho
mas Brennan. Margaret was intoXica-
| ted and was promising to demolish
| several three deckers when seized by
| the officers.
The grand sacred concert, last
night in the Quinsigamond Lutheran
| Church was we'll attended. There
were several artists from out Of town,
among them, Rev. N. E. Kron of Wo-
| burn.
Alexander Belisle, Jr., sold yester-
| day the property Of Donate Lambert,
! consisting Of a three tenement house
and a cottage on Litchfield Street, to
j. b. Belanger.
The Washington Social Club is to
nave a dancing party in Colonial Hall
| Wednesday night, Jan. /. This is the
| first time in many years the club has
had a New Year dancing party and
the members intend to make it one of
the old time successes.
The ladies of st. Johns Catholic
Church are to have a sale in the Insti-
tute on Temple Street tonight and to-
morrow night for the benefit of Notre
Dame Du Lac.
The committee on finance of the
City Council meets, this afternoon, at 4
o'clock to view the lot at the corner
or Ledge and Water Streets recon-
mended for school-house site and the
lot at Vernon Square, recommended as
a ste for new fire engine house.