The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-19

Rev. A. F. Wicklund of Two Har-
bors, Mich, and Rev. A. F. Seastrand
l'of Gigson City, H., are in Worcester as
guests Of Rev. F. A. Engstrand OF the
Quinsigamond Lutheran Church.
Ensign Carl Berg of New York
branch of the Salvation Army Will open,
a revival for the benefit of the Swedish
members Of the army this evening IN
the barracks of Worcester Corps No. z,
at Quinsigamond.
-Domenico Luongo, AZ, an Italian
claiming residence in Providence, was
locked up last night at police head
quarters charged with defaulting bail
bond. The prisoner will be taken TO
Providence for trial.
The Ministerial League of Worces-
ter will meet Monday at 1880 a. m. in
the Y NJ. c. A. building, room A. A
paper entitled "Some of the Difficult
les of a Scholarly Ministry" will be
read by DR.. Willard Scott.
individuals who want to take ex-
aminations for positions of clerks or
carriers at the post office should flle
applications witlNAssistant Postmaster
Hunt on or before Wednesday, Oct ~.
The examinations will take place NOV.
20.
The exhibition now going on at the
Public Library, of colored pictures re-
lating to the army and navy of the
United States and the armies of
France and Russia will be open Sat-
urday from to 6 and to 9 p. M, and
Sunday and following afternoons from
to 6.
DIR. Arthur c. Doten, ambulance
surgeon of Station l, who will marry
next week was yesterday given some
| - 11-ha hic friends in
the police department presented him
handsomely upholstered couch and
quartered oak sideboard. There was no
formal presentation.
A telephone message was received
at police headquarters last evening in
effect that a boy had been run over by
a wagon near the corner of Front and
Spring Streets The ambulance was
sent out but no injured person could
be found. The officer on the beat heard
of no such case.
Mayor Philip J. O'Connell yester-
day sent a communication to the Con-
solidated Street Railway Company CIV
ing notice of the recent action of the
Board of Aldermen, authorizing him to
petition the company to extend the half
fare system for children of school age,
to attendants of the parochial schools.
he lily IlOSplldl pant IL W W Ii
sured for $210,000 There was a meet
ing of the board of trustees at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon when it was voted
to reinsure the entire plant under
blanket policy for the amount named.
The action is subject to the approval
of the mayor and it is understood the
chief executive favors the move.
David Sosner, shoe dealer at 240
Front Street, was thrown from his
wagon yesterday morning by the col
lapse of one of the forward wheels.
Sosner was driving with his brother
when the accident occurred. He
claimed the wheel was struck by an
electric car. Sosners injuries amount
ed to nothing more than a severe
shakingup, and he was taken to his
home, 8 Beach Street.
Court Greenhalge, Foresters, met in
Forester's Hall at 100 Front Street, last
night. The members spent the even
ing in discussing detail work for the
approaching Forester's bazaar which is
to be one of the largest affairs ever
given in the city. A committee of
ladies and gentlemen of Court F. B.
Began held a meeting to arrange for
a court table in the bazaar. There
will be a meeting of the general COM
mittee Oct. 81, at which President John
Hannigan will preside,