The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-18

The Library Club of Massachusetts,
will meet Jan. IA, in the English High
School hall,
The committee on claims will have
a hearing Friday night in the Common
Council chamber.
The City Council committee on
streets has a meeting tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at City Hall.
The Vernon Bicycle Club is to have
a whist party and social at its rooms
on Green Street Friday night.
The members of Company G,
Fifty-first Massachusetts Regiment,
will banquet at the State Mutual
restaurant, tomorrow night.
city Clerk f. H Towne issued
marriage licenses yesterday to AXel
Swenson, rs, and Josephine Jacobson,
&c; Hans ]. Person, "a, and Emma
Borjesan, %.
The Silver Cross League of st.
Johns Episcopal Church will have a
doll sale tomorrow afternoon from to
6 at the home of Mrs. George L. Allen,
Is Windsor Street.
The Board of Aldermen will view
the proposed location of tracks of~the
Hartford & Worcester Street Railway
Company on Stafford and Ludlow
ollGGlo THIS illOl AilAA5'
Mary Sheridan, an aged Charlton
woman, slipped on the sidewalk in
front of Mark F. Cosgroves shoe
store Front Street, yesterday after
noon and sprained her left ankle. She
was removed to the City Hospital in
the police ambulance.
Some time Monday night the va
cant house at the corner of Elm and
Linden Streets was entered. Yester-
day, A. G. Broad. caretaker, found
that two carpets had been removed
from the floors and rolled up. He re-
ported the fact at the Waldo Street
police station.
Superintendent of Schools,
Clarence F. Carroll is to have read
ing room for the benefit of the teachers
of the city. 1t will be in Room "a City
Hall, where the school committee
meets. Books and periodicals will be
supplied and the cost will be betrayed
out of the balance remaining from last
seasons lectures, about $500
The people living in Quinsigamond
are talking of presenting a petition to
the officials of the Consolidated ask
ing for seven-minute time all the day.
The cars would be well patronized and
many people would not have to wait IA
minutes if they happened to be a min
utC DCillilu LllllCs ilClC - di9p tam
of asking for a car to run once an
hour to Quinsigamond between the
hours of 130 and $50 a. m.
The second Of the series of smoke
talks arranged for by the Worcester
Board of Trade will be given tomorrow
evening in Board of Trade Hall by
Clarence F. Carroll, superintendent of
schools, Prof. CAROLS subject will be
The Public Schools" and he is eX-
pected to tell of some original ideas in
school management. The Board of
Trade Glee Club will furnish music
and the usual lunch will be served.
AT a rheeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society of Belmont Church,
Sunday night, these officers were elect
ed: President, Mrs. Georgia C. Haw-
kins; vice-president, Mrs. Ida Wilson;
secretary, Miss E. P Brogden; cor
responding secretary, Ralph e. Pitter;
treasurer, Miss Ella E. Edwards; chair
man of the music committee, George
e. Stewart; prayer meeting committee,
Howard S. Wilson; lookout committee,
Miss Laura Richardson; social COM
mittee, Mrs. Susie P Virgins; enter
tainment committee. Edward Stanley;
good citizenship committee, Hiram G.
Geary; flower committee Miss Fran
ces NJ. Chestnut; visiting, Miss Anna
A. Bell; missionary committee Mrs
Jennie Lee. Installation of officers will
be the evening of December 30.