The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-10

Manager A. T. Wilton of the Park
| Theatre and Lothrop's Opera House
| has arranged to have election returns
read from the stage at each house to-
night, as soon as they are received.
Central Council, American Mechan-
| ics, met at 306 Main Street, last night,
to nominate officers for the ensuing
year, who will be balloted for at the
next regular meeting of the council
Bancroft Council. American Me
chanics, met at 566 Main Street, last
night, for the purpose of nominating
officers, who will be elected at the next
meeting. There was a large attendance.
Mt. Lebanon Lodge, A. F. & A. M,
met last night in its rooms at 274 Main
Street. Regular business was transact
ed. No date for the dedication Of the
lodge room was fixed, but the members
hope to hold a dedication soon.
Permission was granted yesterday
by Street Commissioner w. S. Prior to
Worcester Gas Light Company, for
service at SufIield Street and 70 Har-
rison Street; to water department, re-
pairs at 12O Austin Street.
-Regulus Lodge, K. of p, met at
405 Main Street, last night, to NOM
mate officers for the ensuing year. The
election will take place at the next
regular meeting. Supper was served by
the ladies Of the lodge. The evening
was enjoyably passed.
The directors of the Worcester Con-
solidated Street Railway Company met
Yesterday afternoon and elected the
following executive committee: Francis
H. Dewey, A. George Bullock, Samuel
E. Winslow and Philip W. Moen of
Worcester, F. w. Kendriek and A. D.
Foster of Boston.
Dana C. Wells, Columbia, '92, in
structor at the Bancroft School, Elm
Street. leaves Worcester Dec. 20 for
Newburyport, where he is to be sub
master in the NewburyDort High
School.
A house in the process Of construc-
ton on Beechmont Street was broken
into Monday night and a number Of
bevel chisels and set of bits stolen.
The break was reported at Station /
yesterday afternoon.
A grey horse hitched to a cutter
owned by Theodore Chase, the East
Central Street ragdealer. was stolen
from the rear of the John C. Mac
lines Company's store, yesterday af-
ternoon. The loss of the rig was re-
ported at Station /.
The senior and junior c. E. socfe-
ties Of Main Street Baptist Church
had a mum social in the church vestry
at 745 o'clock last night. Mum was
the word, and if the time of prescribed
silence was not kept, forfeits had to
be paid
A dress suit case was stolen from
one of Farnsworth's delivery wagons
yesterday afternoon The wagon was
making a trip from the Union Station
to g Harvard Street and the case was
taken somewhere between the two
places.
A sneak thief entered the house at
2415 Portland Street yesterday and
stole an Overcoat belonging to one Of
the roomers. The loss was reported to
l.
"A select display Of wines and
liquors in the show window Of Michael
Taylor's Shrewsbury Street saloon
tempted some lover Of red liquor early
yesterday morning who boke the win
dow and Durloined the bottles. Some
change was also taken from the cash
drawer.
The Worcester Auxiliary Of Trinity
College, Washington, d. c., met at the
convent on Vernon Street las. night
and discussed plans for raising mon 5
to aid the enterprise that Will make
Trinity College a factor in the higher
education Of Catholic women.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Worcester Association Of Spiritualists
will serve a bean supper before a socia
and entertainment in Good Templars
Hall, AS Main Street. tonight
Fidelity Council. Daughters Of Lib
erty. will hold a three days fair, be-
ginning tomorrow in Continental Hall