The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-12

DIR. Walter T. Clark vaccinated 10
children at the office of the Board OF
Health yesterday morning.
The Ladies' Aid Society of South
Unitarian Church will meet in the
church parlors every Tuesday this
month at 290 o'clock.
-Regulus Lodge, K. of p, worked the
rank of knight on one candidate last
night, at Castle Hall, and received three
applications for membership.
The stand pipe in front of f. Q: Ar
nold's woodward in Quinsigamond burst
yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. The
break was caused by the frost
: C. E. Linton 81 Pleasant Street. re-
ported to the police at Station yester-
day that a Manson bicycle had been
stolen from his place of business, %
Hermon Street.
Mrs. James Taylor, u Ingleside
Avenue, reported at Waldo Street sta
ton yesterday that a shed in the yard
of her home had been entered and
three guinea pigs stolen.
The Peoples Spiritualist Society
will give an entertainment and dance
in Good Templars Hail. AIS Main Street,
tomorrow night. The entertainment is
under the direction of Walt Arthur.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society Of
the Main Street Baptist Church Will
hold its regular meeting in the church
parlors, today, at 2,30 o'clock. Supper
at $50. Entertainment in the even
ing.
From an unknown cause bed
lounge in the tenement at 80 Piedmont
Street caught fire at $3.50 o'clock yes
terday afternoon and an alarm from
Box 121 was sounded. The only
damage was caused by smoke.
The iron posts supporting the lights
in front of City Hall are being treated
to a much needed coat of paint. The
iron work was beginning to rust badly
but a coat of red lead covered with
dark green or black paint will be
given.
Joseph Vincent, "a years old, while
at work in the rear of the Johnson q
Bassett factory on Foster Street, about
o'clock yesterday afternoon, fell from
a pile of lumber. A bone in his ankle
was broken. He was removed to City
Hospital.
Contribution to the police fund
for Thanksgiving Day dinners to
worthy families who are in need, are
being received. Yesterday o. A. Kelley,
livery oldDl6 DIOpIlGlOIs NbuolVu bilC
use of two wagons for delivery pur-
poses.
The Fire Patrol answered a still
alarm early yesterday afternoon. Dust
on top of the boilers at Burlingame's
machine shop, Cypress Street, had
piled in such a manner as to produce
a slight blaze which was extinguished
with little damage.
The new uptown rooms of the
Washington Social Club in the Cromp-
ton block, "a Front Street, are finished
and they will be formally dedicated by
tertainment for the members of the
club, followed by collation..
The first lecture in the Conrad
course will be given at Old South
Church tonight the subject being
Switzerland, the Summer Pleasure
Ground of the World" The lecture will
be Illustrated by 100 views, many of
which are beautifully colored,
Officer Hugh Bulger investigated a
break at q Spring Street yesterday
afternoon. An unknown man was seen
prowling around the premises and the
officer was notified. The suspicious
character disappeared Nothing was
missed by residents of the house.
The second anniversary of Union
Gospel Mission will be observed to-
night at the mission room, Greer
Street, at 7.30 o'clock. A fitting pro.
gramme for the occasion will be rem
dered by the several department.
which are connected with the mission
j. I. Elliott of this city has been
awarded the contract for build
ing a brick addition. 100 feet
by go feet, to the present
plant of the Bowden Felting Mills of
Millbury. The business of the COM
pany has outgrown it's present mill and
the addition will enable it to double its
output.
John A. Mccain, a clerk at the w.
]. Woods Co. store, 46 Front Street,
thinks the air gun nuisance should be
checked. Yesterday while returning
from lunch at his home 179 Cambridge
Street, Mr. Mccain was peppered by
an air gun in the hands of a small
boy. One of the shots landed on Mr.
Mccain, but the wegAf of his cloth
ing protected him.
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED
and the bowels strengthened by the regu-
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