The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-03
ALL ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR ELECTION DAY

Tuesday is election day and between
the hours of 6 a. m. and 4 p. N. voters
will have an opportunity to cast their
ballots for candidates for the state and
county offices.
In Worcester the Republicans arc
using every effort to get out pig vote
for the party candidates. Special in
terest Of course, centres in tie sem
atoriaI fight in the second district, al
though the representative contests in
Wards three and five have provoked
considerable interest in the respective
districts.
The Republican City Committee is
making special effort to get outa big
vote for governor and the party can
didates, in order to secure bigger dele
cations for the conventions Of next
year, when the matter of choositg a
congressman from the third distriet Is
again presented to the people.
Checklist men and others in the EN-
ploy of the city committee viii meet
at headquarters tomorrow night fov a
conference with the chairman and to
get the check lists and paraphernalia
for the days work. Carriage men and
drivers have been notified to report at
Republican headquarters at 6A5
o'clock Tuesday morning. Checklist
men will, of course, be on hand at thar
respective precincts when the polls ate
opened.
Following is a list OF the preclnd
polling places fixed by the Board d
Aldermen for the state election:
WARD ONE
Precinct 1, basement Of church cor
ner of Thomas and Commercial Streets;
precinct 2, basement of schoolhouse.
Walnut Street; precinct 3, booth near
corner Boynton and Highland Streets
precinct 4, basement of schoolhouse,
Salisbury Street.
WARD TWO
Precinct 1, basement Of Laurel Street
Church, corner Laurel and Carroll
Streets; precinct 2, Burrwood Hall, 30
Belmont Street; precinct 3, booth on
vacant lot between so and Sc Lincoln
Street; precinct 4, booth on Lincoln
Square.
WARD THREE
Precinct l, basement Of police build
ing, Waldo Street; precinct 2, Father
Mathew Hall building, Harrison
Street; precinct 3, schooIhouse. East
worcester Street; precinct 4, IA Bloom
ingdale Road.
WARD FOUR
Precinct 1, basement Of schoolhouse,
Ward Street; precinct 2. basement OF
schoolhouse, Ledge Street; precinct 3,
basement OF Methodist Church, corner
of Coral and Waverley Streets; pre-
cinct 4, bicycle shop, Millbury Street
near Endicott Street.
WARD FIVE
Precinct l. booth on Salem Square;
precinct 2, basement of Hope Church,
corner Princeton and Southbridge
Streets; precinct 3, st. Matthews Hall.
Corner Chelsea and Cambridge Streets
precinct 4. hall in second story OF car
rage shop building, Burton Street near
Millbury Street: precinct 5. basement
of schoolhouse, Perry Street.
WARD SIX
Precinct 1. store 671 and s73 Main
Street; precinct 2, store sOS Main
Street; precinct 3. Pilgrim Han, Main
Street near Gardner Street; precinct =
booth, Webster Square
WARD SEVEN
Precinct /, basement OF schoolhouse,
Chandler Street; precinct 2. store 'S9
Main Street: precinct 3, basement OF
schoolhouse, woodland Street; precinct
4 Bethel A. NJ. z. Church. Ssf Park
Avenue: precinct 5, carriage snop, 54S
Park Avenue.
WARD EIGHT
Precinct 1. store. 81 Pleasant Street;
nrecincf ?. basement Of schoolhouse,
oxford Street; precinct 3, store, 1875
Pleasant Street: precinct 4, store, 4oS
Pleasant Street.