The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-30
IN THE CITY


There is letter at the Sherwood
House for Charles D. Jackson, the To-
cal wrestler, which can be had upon
application.
Walter E. Prince, Worcester High
School, class of 90, has been chosen
a member of his class debating team,
'04, at Brown University.
superintendent of Public Buildings
Charles H. Peck issued a permit to
build, yesterday, to M. N. Nelson, for
a three tenement house, 27X54 on East
ern Avenue, estimated cost $4,000.
The regular meeting of the Minis
terial League will be held Tuesday
morning at 10 a. M, in Y. NJ. c. A.
building, Room A. DR.. Alexander Lew
is of Pilgrim Church will read a paper
entitled Serial reaching"
Dennis Murphy, the tramp claiming
Fftchburg as his home, who sprained
his ankle at Station l, Thursday even
ing, was taken to the City Hospital
yesterday afternoon in the police am
bulance. He will probably be sent to
Tewksburry today.
Rev. Joseph Brouillet, pastor of
Notre Dame Church, will give to the
people, IN his parish at the services
tomorrow a blessing from Cardinal
Gibbons, which he received from TIN
cardinal for the parish during his re-
cent visit to Baltimore.
james Moorehouse, wanted by the
police of South birmingham for petty
larceny, was arrested in this city yes
terday afternoon by Inspector Patrick
O'Day on a warrant. He was taken to
South birmingham last night by Chief
of Police Michael Eagan of that town.
There will be public vaccination on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
Z to 8 o'clock in the rooms of the
Board of Health, City Hall. This is
merely a precautionary measure owing
to the breaking out of small poX in
Boston and other New England cities
The subject Of revival service last
night at Trinity Methodist Church was
Mrs. George W. King. She was assist
ed in the service by Hervey Brown,
Mrs. Catherine Pierce and w. A.
Warden. The service was well attend
ed.
The fourth lecture in the course
being given by Prof. ]. w. Kenyon on
Psychology at Spiritualist Hall, 59S
Main Street, will be given Monday
evening, at o'clock. These lectures
are proving of much interest to those
who have been fortunate enough to
attend
Charles H Vail. the New Jersey
Socialist is to give an address on
Socialism," at Granite Hall, 566 Main
Street, tomorrow night. Socialists
have engaged the Gaiety Theatre, on
Front Street. for Sunday night, Dec. s,
for an address by John Brown, who
spoke at a meeting on the common
some time ago.
Fred Leroy, of 1858 Southbridge
Street is minus an open faced gold
filled watch of the Waltham make as
result of a visit someone paid to his
room Thanksgiving day. His room was
ransacked from top to bottom and Mr.
Leroy in his report to the police said
he felt sure someone acquainted with
the house stole the watch.
The Hale Guild Of the Church Of
The Unity will hold it's first regular
meeting of the season in the church
parlors Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The subject is from John ), THE Des-
tiny of Man" The principal paper will
be read by Miss Mary Trumbull Other
members have parts in the program
and will take part in the general dis
cussicn. An interesting program for
the season is being prepared and will
soon be announced.