The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-29

damage to estate on Summer Street;
Michael McDermott compensation for
personal injuries sustained while in
employ of city; George w. Ryan, COM
pensation for personal injuries; w. L.
| Seger, Welsbach street lights on Nixon
Avenue; Charles B. Maynard, electric
| light on Haviland Street: James H.
Rowland, electric light on William
Street, and Welsbach. gas lights on
Roxbury and Somerset Streets; Thom-
as e. Healey, street lamp on South
Street; Worcester Consolidated Street
Railway Co., sewer in Main Street;
Samuel D. Waite, against sewer In
Waite Street; James Matthews, side
walk on Endicott Street from Ward to-
Vernon; Samuel Putnam, water pipe in
Elliott Street; Joseph A. Mallett, wat
er pipe in Hope Avenue; James b..
Scrimgeour, water pipe in Proctor
Street; Patrick J. Curran, water pipe
in Wilson Street; John A Bratt, add
ton to Upsala Street School, John j..
Driscoll, increase of pay of election
officers; school committee, additional
appropriation of $4,000 for text books
! in arithmetic, addition to Gates Lane
schoolhouse and an addition to Upsala
( Street schoolhouse; John w. Mitchell,
| light on Chandler Street near corner of
| Newbury Street; Worcester Laundry
Club, reduction in water rates; Thomas
Kenney, abatement Of street watering
assessment on Summer Street; Henry
A Schneider hearing relative to dis
charge from fire department; Sven Il.
Hanson, sidewalk on Lincoln Avenue,
between Lincoln and Uxbridge Streets
Orders were adopted as follows: Di-
recting water commissioner to investi-
gate and remedy the impure condition
of the water on the easterly side OF
Union Hill; for superintendent of sew
ers to lower the catch basins on Camp
Street near Cambridge Street; direct
ing the superintendent of public build
ings to install telephones in the voting
precincts at the state and city cleo
lions at cost of $170; requesting the
mayor and water commissioner to take
steps to prevent the pollution of the
waters of Peter Brook from cesspool
near the brook in Leicester, and the
waters of Kettle Brook from a farm
house near the navy yard in Paxton;
authorizing a loan of $4,000 for the
purpose of improving the condition OF
Middle River and approprieting the
money to the account; accepting chap
ter 314 of the acts of 1896 providing for
the appointment of a reserve police
force; for construction of surface and
sanitary sewer in Hackfeld Road from
end of present pipe to point WITHIN
40 feet of Institute Road at cost OF
$40; for numbering Bigelow Street ex-
tension and REMEMBERING Fremont
Street and Lincoln Avenue; for con-
struction of catch basin at corner or
Orne and Windsor Streets, on Lake
Street, between Baker and Elmer
Streets, on northerly side of Hamilton
Street at Plantation Street, on easterly
side of Fox Street at Blake Street, i've
on Adams Street, three at intersection
of Rodney and Catherine Streets, three
at intersection of Rodney and Vinson
Streets, on Webster Square opposite
Elmwood House, each to cost $65; for
construction of concrete sidewalk on
both sides of Wayne Street between
Main and Baker instead of brick side
walk as previously ordered, cost $3.50;
for laying 8-inch water pipe in StoweH
Avenue from end of present pipe west
erly, cost $279; for laying 12-inch wat
er pipe in School Street from CONSOLE
dated car barn to Main Street, cost $444;
for laying 10-inch water pipe in Mill
brook Street to Boston & Maine engine
house. cost 1890; for construction OF
sidewalk on northwesterly side or
Grant Street from Albert to Hollis, cost
$420; for construction of sidewalk on
Grand Street from Hollis Street to OPP
posite boundary of lot southerly, dis
lance of SO feet, cost $122; authorizing
the city auditor to transfer $500 from
unappropriated balances to appropria-
ton Tor street lighting, $4,000 from un-
appropriated balances to appropriation
for street maintenances, $4,000 from ltq-
uor licenses fees to appropriation OF
overseers of poor, city relief, $1,000 from
liquor license fees to appropriation for
health department, $4,000 from liquor IL
cense fees to appropriation for inciden-
tai account, $4,000 from unappropriated
balances to appropriation for abate-
ments, $4,000 from Incorporated bal
ances to appropriation for city hospi-
tai; for construction Of gravel side
walks on westerly side of Grand Street
from point So feet south of Hollis
Street to Illinois Street, and on easter
ly side of Grand Street from Hollis
Street to fainter Street, cost $3.50; di-
Jrecting the committee on fire depart
ment to consider the apparatus neces-
sary for new fire department house on
Eastern Avenue; for construction of
gravel sidewalk on Mill Street between
Main Street and Beaver Brook, cost
$500.
These sidewalk assessments were or
Canal Street. east side-T. F. Taylor,
$3.50. Sc.
John Street,. johnson, s14.O J. D.
Sullivan, $25 %; George H. Day, $24 81;
P. O'Leary heirs, S25.07; John Fogerty.
| S24. IS; P. D. Sullivan, $24 .4S; M. NJ.
| O'Leary, $24.92; Margaret M. OLeary,
S24. 76; Worcester Baptist City Mission
Board, S24.98; Patrick Shea, SS1 06;
John Doyle, S32. 81; J. ]. Wiley, $6S. Al;
Joshua and o. Aldrich, $3.50; Eliza
beth Gaffney, 1882; Charles A
Vaughan, Las; Catherine Hagerty,
s3.O7; Mrs Thomas NAPLES, s25. 3S;
Charles A. Vaughan, s25.S ]. B. Root,
s24. 50; Charles A. Vaughan, $3.50
| Russell Street, east side-Mary jack
son, $50 81; Benjamin F. Paige, S45. "a;
George NJ. Richardson, 1858; Margaret
Laird, S46.01; Denis McArdls, SAC. Is;
Ella NJ. Frye, $40. 70; Calvin Miller, $4S;
Mary NJ. Brown, s44. go; Margaret L. S.
Power, $39. rs; Amanda Bancroft, $44.17;
H. c. Fisher, $50 .0S.
Parker Street, north side-E. H.
Stark heirs. ss1.SS; R. Northbridge,
s31. OF; George Lupien. s31.O7 Jules 7.
Brown and Marc DeFosse, $3l .O1;
Philip H. Duprey, $42.72.
Clairmont Street, south side-A. H.
Hammond, 5000 rs.
Shirley Street, southeast side-Minnie
G. Van Keuren. S4S. AZ; Louis a, Ford,
s5l as: Mary Ellen Riordan, s47 81.
Cypress Street, west side-Dwight