The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-16

Everett Warren has broken ground
for new two tenement house of at
tractive design to be erected on Pleas
ant Street between June Street ano
Munroe Avenue.
The special work for making the
connections of the Worcester CONSOLE
dated Street Railway Company at the
corner of Main and Park Streets Is
being put into the ground, and by the
first of next week it is expected the
cars will be running around the com
mon. ID sr,ltI HI Ill
Miss Edna I. Tyler has leased a
suite of rooms 20 Day Building, where
she has transferred her school of
stenography and typewriting. The new
quarters are commodious, airy and
convenient. A new class for beginners
will be started Monday evening. Miss
Tyler's regular office in State Mutual
building will be retained as usual.
The new shelter recently erected al
University Park is finished and will be
used in the future as a bandstand. The
old bandstand Is to be torn down. The
foundation for the new structure is
made up from stones taken from the
old City Hall.
The monthly meeting of the Public
School Art League will be Monday
afternoon at o'clock at the Public
Library.
Prof L. P. Kinnicutt of the Wor-
cester Polytechnic Institute will give
lecture before members of Worcester
Association of Stationary Engineers in
G. A. r. Hall, Saturday night His
subject will be Combustion" and the
address will be thoroughly illustrated
with apparatus.
William Volkmar druggist at
2O5 Main Street, has been granted a
license of the sixth class, by the license
commissioners.
The military whist party conducted
recently under direction of the Wor-
cester Woman's Club was a success
financially. About $500 will be added to
the amount on hand for furnishing the
new Woman's Clubhouse.
Several of the smaller ponds were
skinned over yesterday morning with
the first coat of ice of the season.
The water department will take
action at once in regard to the erection
of a comfortable dwelling for the care
taker at Holden reservoir. The cottage
planned will contain eight rooms and
have barn. attached.
Louis Brockaway, a contractor and
mason, living at Is Beaver Street re-
ported to Inspector Arthur F. Roach
at Station l, yesterday morning, that
he had been touched" of roll of bills
containing $35, some time Saturday
night. Mr.. Brockaway drew the money
from the bank and intended to use 1t,
he says, to pay off his help.
Peter Willet and James Connors,
two men who snapped COW and a
turkey with T. Walter Plunkett for
board and lodging, and subsequently
stole the COW and turkey, were arrest
ed yesterday morning by Sergt. George
II. Hill and Officer Samuel Ward for
larceny. The arrests were made on
warrants ssworn out by Mr.. Plunkett.
DIR. G. Stanley Hall will address
the Pedagogical Club Tuesday after
noon at AS o'clock, in English High
School hall. The club was organized
Oct. 10, and adjourned for one month,
but change in date was necessary.
Herbert w. Wheeler and Fred M.
Cole have purchased the grocery and
provision business of I. w. Lawrence at
SO West Street and will continue it on
a larger scale under the firm name of
Wheeler & Cole.
The business of Charles S. Hoar,
provision dealer at 1896 Main Street,
has been incorporated under the laws
of Massachusetts under the firm name
of C. S. Hoar & Company. The direc-
tors of the new company are Mr.. Hoar,
Joseph c. Ellis and Willis E. Sibley.
The capital stock of the new company
is $4,000.
Joseph E. Callahan. a plumber, was
arrested yesterday by officer Addi-
-sSn w. March for drunkenness. The
lahan's brother who asks that he be
committed to the Inebriates' Home at
Foxboro.
AT a meeting of the Alpha Debat-
ing Society at the Ledge Street school
yesterday afternoon, Joseph ]. Colvin
was elected secretary of the society.
The office of chairman and critic will
be filled by William Tierney.
Prof. Zelotes w Coombs of the
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is to
speak on French Pioneers" before the
Second Parish Club, at It's meeting
Wednesday night.
President G. Stanley Hall Of Clark
University is to address the New Eng
land Association Of Teachers of English
at the Boston University School of
Law in Boston today on Form or
substance, the right emphasis in Eng
lish teaching"
There is to be a full rehearsal of
st. Johns Guild minstrel show at the
Guild Hall, Temple Street, tomorrow
afternoon.
The tenth anniversary of Pi Iota
chapter of Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity at the Worcester Polytechnic
Institute. is to be celebrated Friday
night, Nov. %, at the chapter house
The graduate chapter win meet at the
same time.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Grace NJ. e. Church will have a social
and supper in the church vestry Dec.
r. The society will hold a meeting in
the afternoon and supper will be served
at 6 o'clock followed by an entertain
ment in the evening.
The Ministerial League of Worces-
ter will meet Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock, in room A, Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing. A paper entitled THE Gospel and
Modern Thought Concerning It," will
be read by Rev. DR.. George W. King
of Trinity Church.
AT the meeting of the Home Co
operative Bank last night, $4,000 was
offered and accepted at per cent
George Larson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Larson of 40 Whipple Street
goes TO Boston today to take the ex-
mination for the Massachusetts train
ing ship Enterprise. If Mr. Larson Is
successful in passing the examination,
he will be the first young man from
Quinsigamond to do the same.
The 18th annual social Of Iron
Moulders' Union in Horticultural Hall
last night was attended by about 200
couples. Riley's Orchestra gave a con-
cert from 8 to 9 o'clock and played for
dancing until /. The floor was in
charge of Frank Doran. assistants, A.
]. Prendergast and Archie Scott.
The Soule Art exhibition in the
Aurora building is attracting a lot of
attention. 1t was announced yesterday