The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-17
IN THE CITY

IF. A. Kemp of SheuSter Road re-
ports to the police the poisoning of a
dog.
DIR. Michael ]. Halloran recovered
the rig, yesterday, which he reported
lost to the police, Tuesday.
-Sergt George H. Hill arrested
Daniel Grady 10 years of age, yester-
day afternoon, on the charge of being
a runaway from his home in Lowell.
M. Yanofsky, of So Green Street
reports to the police that his store was
entered some time Tuesday night and
several pairs of shoes stolen.
The police were notified of the loss
of bicycle from SO Lowell Street. The
bicycle was later returned through
the medium of the bluecoats.
"A. w. Macomber, court messenger
and special officer, arrested Joseph
Perrault Of Millbury on the charge of
larceny, yesterday afternoon, He is
confined at Station 1.
Miss Mae Lavella of go Grove
Street reported to Capt. David A. Mat
thews yesterday the loss of pocket
book containing IS in United States
money and 81 in Finnish money.
Thomas Lowder, rs years of age, a
hackman was arrested last night b.
officer Daniel Mccarthy, on the charge
of threatening. The complainant Is
Miss Ellen Kelley Of IA Hudson Street.
Good VIII Lodge, o. L., met in Cas-
tie all, 405 Main Street, last night. to
consider the arrangements for a fair
which it will give Dec. 4. The lodge
will celebrate the anniversary Of its
birth on Nov 6.
John Mccormick, % years of age,
wa sarrested by Special Officer Michael
Deadly at the Boston & Albany yards
last night, and charged with evading
carfare, at Station 1. John halls from
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Willie PARENT, eight years old, who
ran away from his home, at II East
Worcester Street, a few days ago, was
arrested at Ashland yesterday morn
ing, by F. M Wood, one of the over
seers of the poor of that town.
The Ladies' Art League of the Null
berry Street Lutheran Church met last
night in the vestry of the church and
after transacting routine business a
short musical and literary entertain
ment was rendered by the members.
%. M Laventure, 20, single, living
at 20 Ash Street, got a piece of steel
in his left eye while employed at the
Bradley Car Works yesterday after
noon. The foreign matter was removed
from the eye at the Emergency Hos
pital.
There will be no meeting of the
members of the QuinsigamOnd Con-
gregational Church tonight as most
of the members will be at Salem Street
Church to listen to Senator Walden
stroms lecture. The meeting will be
held Sunday morning.
H Hagberg and C. Bostrum will
tender a reception to few Of their
friends in Essenic Hall, Nov. s, 1901.
There will be dancing and during the
intermission a concert will be given
by some Of Worcesters leading artists
who have been specially engaged.
-Anchoria Lodge, 1. o. o. F.. gave
mock initiation last night. in its rooms.
IS Pearl Street, called THE Tinpanites."
H. H. Chabot took the principal role,
that of the candidate to be initiated.
Some $50 members and their friends
were present. A supper was served.
Postmaster ]. Evarts Greene has
applied to the postoffice authorities at
Washington for two more mail carri-
ers. The business of the local post
Office is increasing so rapidly that he
thinks he Is entitled to at least two
more carriers. He has good hopes OF
getting them.
The wholesale liquor establishment
Of Maurice Powers at 50 Bloomingdale
Road was broken into, so officer
Henry A. Laviolette reported yester-
day. and four bottles of Irish whisky
taken. The break was supposed to
have taken place Tuesday night or
yesterday morning.
Rev. F. A. Engstrand. pastor OF
the Lutheran Church on Greenwood
Street, is expected home today from
Quincy where he has been attending
a conference Of the missionaries con-
nected with the Lutheran Church. The
regular meeting of the congregation
will be held tonight.