The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-22
IN THE CITY

Court Damascus, F. of A., met al
Foresters' Hall, last night, and initial
ed one member.
The Painters Union met last might
at 566 Main Street and admitted sew
eral new members.
Samuel M. Friedman, umbrella
manufacturer of Waterbury, CT. was
in this city yesterday.
Charles Book, 10 Whipple Street,
cashier of the New York Life Insur-
ance Company, has returned from New
York where he spent two weeks visit
ing places of interest.
Mr. and Mrs. George Reeves have
returned from Boston where they have
been visiting relatives. Their new
home at 1874 Vernon Street has
been fixed up during their absence.
Rev. H. E. Whyman, pastor of the
Quinsigamond Methodist Church, is
expected home from New York today
where he has been assisting Rev. p.
Logren of the Battery Park Methodist
Church.
Manager Fred e. Waring of the
Worcester Office of the New England
Telephone & Telegraph Company, yes
terday, reassumed his duties after a
vacation of several months spent in
tTdNei LOT MS uSdltl.
Company B, A o. H., met last
night in its hall, 8 Trumbull Street, and
listened to a report of its treasurer,
George W. Wrightson, on the dance,
conducted by the company Saturday
night. The company netted $3.50 as a
result of the dance.
Benjamin j. Bernstrom, undertaken
on Thomas Street, was taken suddenly
Of ba Of nd f-aI
Streets, yesterday afternoon shortly
after 4 o'clock. The police ambulance
was called. but before it arrived Mr..
Bernstrom had been taken to his home.
Annie Early, an old offender, was
arrested yesterday afternoon, at II
North Street, by Officer Otis Pineo and
Driver Robert Taft, for drunkenness.
1t was only after a struggle that the
officers succeeded in getting her into
the police wagon.
The Butchers and Grocers' Clerks
Protective Association met last night.
Six new members were admitted and
four applications received. It was
voted to hold a social and dance in
Hall soon. It was decided
to raise the initiation fee from 81 to
SO. A smoke talk was held.
The Swedish Republican Club of
Ward two will meet Friday night at 8
O'Clock, in the basement of Belmont
Street School house. The senatorial
contest will be brought up for discus
sion. The committee of three appoint
ed to consider the revision of the by
laws will report.
Bernard O'Hara the Worcester boy
arrested in Boston with "Bandy" Nc
a ornpLf of Hal
in the Roxbury court yesterday morn
ing until tomorrow morning. for the
juvenile session. Young O'Hara is a
Juvenile, and It is thought his trial will
again be postponed.
Rev. ]. Nilsson Of New York. who
has lately returned from China, where
he has been engaged in missionary
work, will speak at the morning service
of the Quinsigamond Congregational
Church and at the evening services Of
the First Swedish congregational
Church on Salem Street, Sunday
AT the meeting Of the Coremakers
Union last night plans were perfected
for the social and dance that the union
win hold in Horticultural Hall Dec. 6.
1t was decided to place one employe Of
every union shop in the city on the
dance committee. The report Of Tim
othy Kelly delegate to the state branch.
was read and accepted.
Ann Harvey. an aged woman, well
known to the police, was arrested yes
terday afternoon, at IL Chandler
Street. by officer John Dunn and
Driver Robert Taft. for drunkenness.
She was creating a disturbance at the
house before the arrival Of the police,
and it was only after a struggle that
she was-got TO Station l.
The Printing Pressmen's Union
met last night in c. L. U. Hall, ca