The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-15
In Board of Aldermen

The board was in session on hour,
and, during that time, two recesses
were ordered.
Alderman Lchtenfels introduced an
order, which was adopted, in effect that
the committee on public buildings con-
slider the advisability of changing the
location of the mems bath-house at
Lake Quinsigamond to point north OF
the causeway. Mr.. LichtenfelS said
the present location had been found
undesirable on account of the rubbish
and other matter which collect in the
cove about the bath-house.
On motion of Alderman Lancaster
the board reconsidered its action
whereby leave to withdraw was grant
ed on the petition for street-Aghts in
Fowler Street. The petition was re-
committed to the committee on streets.
A communication was received from
the engineers of the fire department,
giving notice of the appointment of
the following call men, who have
period: M J. Madden, Hose 2; r. H.
Wellman, Hose 5; c. G. Wheeler, Lad
der 8.
An order was adopted amending the
list of polling places for the state and
city election. The amendment was to
correct clerical error. The polling
place of Precinct two of Ward six
should have been 903 Main Street, in
stead of 908 Main Street, as originally
adopted.
These sewer assessments were or
dered: Waconah Road-Jessie P.
Taber. $50; Thomas Allen, trustee,
5000; George w. Brooks, $50; David B.
Lowell. $3S; Thomas Allen. trustee,
1926; Louise B. Harrington, s4525.
Mott street-Caroline c. Earle. $42;
Nancy E. Smith. $42; Nancy E. Smith,
GAO. Go yreft TitZgeraId $40
haywood Street-Ella J. Fallon
$146 80: Peter ]. Dolan, $7315; Harry
Wright S73.15; Mary A. WintersgiH-
Park Avenue-stephen Salisbury
81, 157. 50; Stephen Salisbury, $1,OO5.55.
Orne Street-Susan M. Kimmel,
$44.25; Selma P. Trotz, $50; Elizabeth ].
Banaghan, SSO.44; Elizabeth ]. Bana-
CHAN, $174.27.
Westminster Street-Elizabeth ].
Banaghan, $50; Emily ]. Buckley, $40;
William Banaghan, $50; Justin d.
Crosby, S25.
Reid Place-Ada A. Dodge, $50; Lucy
c. shedd, $7927; Thomas Hurley heirs,
$66.25; Davis Guild. s71.75.
1874. 80; John and Mary O'Connor, $4731;
Daniel F. Casey, s94.30; John L. Hill,
1874. 80; Charles H. Hill, $325S.
windsor Street-John ]. Wehinger,
s16.76: Anna C. Erickzen, $53.5s; Will
liam Knowles. $67.41; William Knowles,
1924; August W. Gustafson, $5S.5S;
Julia A. Stone. S17,6S.
Boyden Street-Joseph II. Boyden,
$60.40; John D. Boyden. S6O.4O; Ma
poleon Haven. $60.4O; John E. Carey
$50. 40; George H. Dutton s60.40; Alma
G. Boyden, s60.40; Joseph H. Boyden,
$50; William E. Cooney., $50; John E.
Carey. $50; George and Annie L. Jones,
$50; Charles A. Kabley. $12O; Agnes NJ
White. $50; Worcester & Webster
Street Railway Company, $24; Alma G.
Boyden, 1885,
These petitions were referred; Moses
F. Page and others, to make Dart
mouth Street public; Worcester Electric
Light Co.. for permission to lay under
ground conduits in Chatham and other
streets; Worcester Gas Light Co, for
pipe extensions in Arlington and other
streets.
The appointment by the mayor of
John NJ. Fay, 10 Oak Avenue, as dep
uty warden of precinct three Of Ward
two. in place of John F. McGourty
resigned, was confirmed.
The appointment of Edward j. Nc
earthly as a police patrolman on six
months probation was confirmed
Adjourned until Monday night, Oct.
q at 745 o'clock