The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-07

Milton e. Hill of this city has been
granted valuable patent for improve
ment in a clamping dog.
The st. Johns Guild is to have a
full rehearsal of it's minstrel snow To-
morrow afternoon at 2.3O.
The third social and dance of Gen.
Goodell Camp, S. of V. will be held in
Sons of Veterans Hall, Tuesday night.
Hon. A. S. Roe's new book, His
tory of the Y. M. c. A." is off the
press and will be reviewed in The spy
Sunday.
City Clerk E H Towne will furnish
sample ballots to principals of schools
who wish to use them in connection
with their classes in civil government
The regular meeting of the Bald
winville Hospital Cottages, Worcester
branch, will be held, this afternoon, at
the home of Mrs. Charles Allen, 6S Wa
! chusett Street.
State Detective P. F. Murray was
in Spencer yesterday aiding Inspector
Bullman in the investigation of the
postoffice break which occurred there
two weeks ago.
Superintendent of Public Buildings
Charles II. Peck, granted leave to
build to N. F. Huot, Joseph Tetrault,
builder, a wooden three-story tenement
house on Dupont Street.
The sale Of embroidered and other
fancy articles, the handiwork Of the
Sisters of Notre Dame, will be con-
Quoted Dec IS and a. There will be no
admission fee charged.
Inspector Arthur F. Roach has a
pocketbook found on Mechanic Street
the night of the police ball. The wallet
was brought to Station l by the person
who found it, and can be claimed. by
the owner.
Permission to open and obstruct
streets was granted yesterday by
Street Commissioner w. S. Prior to
water department, for new service on
| Seymour Street; repairs, II School
Street, - CromDtOn Street.
John Murphy was arrested last
night by officers Davis and Ryan, on
a warrant charging him with vlolat-
ing a city ordinance. Three of his al
legged companions were fined So In the
Central District Court yesterday morn
ing for a similar offense.
Ralph A. Stewart, counsel for the
New England Telephone & Telegraph
Company, filed the bond for $4,000 as
required on its new franchise, with
Mayor Philip ]. O'Connell yesterday.
The mayor was too busy to examine
the bond yesterday for approval.
There Will be no more public vac
cination unless a demand arises in the
future The Board of Health does not
believe there will be any demand for
vaccination unless smallpox breaks
out in Worcester. Only nine presented
themselves for vaccination Thursday
night.
The heads Of various city depart
/ t.,fv, oe.fir OF e fT1s
appropriations for next year. The
work on the annual reports ending
with the fiscal year Nov. 80, is still
going on and the reports will probably
be ready for publication about the
middle of the month.
The Junior Endeavor Societies of
Worcester will hold a rally Sunday at
$50 p. m. in the Main Street Baptist
Church. Mrs. Harris of Trinity Church
Society will give a missionary ad-
dress. The Junior Society banner will
be awarded to the society having the
largest percentage of members pres
ent.
Members of the Ladies' Aid, Camp
Gen A. A. GoodeH, S. of ", served a
cold meat and bean supper to over 400
people last night in Sons of Veterans
Hall, AIS Main Street. After supper
there was dancing till 70 o'clock, which
was enjoyed by 60 couples Music was
furnished by Putnam & Edgerton's Or
chestra.
The last Of the series of protracted
revival services at Trinity NJ. E.
Church was held last night in the au-
ditorum of the church and was in
charge of c. A Simonds, assisted by
Mrs. Nellie Moulton and Mrs. H. D.
Barber who spoke on different phases
of the subject, Fellowship in
Heaven" The service was well at
tended.