The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-12
MIDNIGHT SESSION OF
CITY COUNCIL
Continued From Page one

Pitt Streets one gas Welsbach on
Sycamore Street, one gas Welsbach on
Fox Street, one Welsbach on SouthgateI
Street; for granolithic sidewalk on the
east side of Blanche Street, cost 1922
for brick sidewalk on south side of Sey
mour Street, cost 1852; for sidewalk on
the north side of Pleasant Street from
Newton Avenue to Huntley Street, cost
1858; for sidewalk on the east side Ct
Westminster Street, cost $127 40; fer
sidewalk on the east side of Wachusett
Street from Institute Road to Highland
Street, cost 1884; for sidewalk on the
east side of Oxford Street from Chan
dler to Austin cost $207; for sidewalk
on the east side of Elizabeth Street
from Belmont to Patch, cost $245; for
sidewalk on the south side of Downing
Street, cost $S40: for crosswalks on
Grand Street at Hollis, cost STA SIS;
on Pleasant Street at Abbott, cost sos;
i on Green Street at Mannix estate,
$62. 81; on Green Street at Pond, $158. rs;
!, on Lincoln Street at Green Lane, ST.;
on Perry Avenue at Seymour Street,
$78; on Summer Street at Al, 1893; on
Pleasant Street at Park Avenue, $780,
on Seymour Street at Perry Avenue,
$71; directing committee on lighting
/ streets to consider advisability of To-
eating an arc light at corner of Hope
Avenue and Southbridge Street; for
laying water pipe in Barber Avenue,
east, cost 1925 $50: in Bremen Street,
cost $452; in Greendale Avenue, cost
$1169; in Windsor Street, cost $278. so;
authorizing superintendent of street
lighting to transfer the arc light from
corner of Main and Richards Streets to
point on Main Street opposite Beaver;
for the construction of catch basins as
follows, two at Windsor and Orne
Streets, two on Holland Road, two on
Almont- Avenue. two on Canterbury
Street. one at Parker and Bradford
Streets. one on Gold Street, two on
| Ellsworth Street, one at Chandler
/ and Newbury Streets, two on Grafton
Street. one on Shale Street; directing
. the street commissioner to notify the
chief engineer of the fire department
of all blockades of streets and their
duration, so as to facilitate the fire
department in responding to fire
alarms; for the construction of Wind
sor Street, cost $1475; for the construc-
ton of Millbrook Street from West
Boylsten Street to the bridge, cost $3.50;
directing the committee on police to
consider the advisability of passing an
ordinance creating a reserve police
force Of not more than six men, the
appointments to the regular force to
be made from this reserve force.
These sidewalk assessments were or
dered:-
eiNldy DlItel, east Slut-JOSepn II.
WEIGH, $4503 Lizzie E. Earle $685. |
Mary A. Dolphin, $3.50; Thomas Cog
gins. $500; John OMalley, $3.50; Mat |
thew e. Craffey, $3.50; Matthew e. |
Craffey $3.50; Mary E. Kelley, $5781; |
Mary Fien $6575.
Cutler Street, east side-Thomas E. |
Hartford, $41.94; Charles H. Holland, |
$43.35; Pauline LIS. Goodell heirs, $42 33;
George Jennison, $3.50; ]. N. Tourtel- !
10 bair ~ oh TOR
heirs, $50.22; ]. N. Tourtellotte heirs, |
$50.22; Hannah R. Ballou, $49.66; Lyd-
ia M. Paine $685. William Thompson, |
5000; Luther Stone heirs, $189.61.
Ward Street, west side-John O'Dris- |
coll, $4672; Elizabeth Battey, $4612; |
! Mary Ann Laverty heirs, $91.99; Julia
Healey, $4222; Margaret O'Callahan,
Alice and Patrick Cla<cy, 1921; Julia
Fitzgerald, $4321; Mary V. O'Callahan,
s135.6O; Thomas A. OCallahan heirs,
$42.S6; Owen II. Conlin, $129.1S.
| Foyle Street, north Subsidiaries Po-
lachi, $5763; Caterina Polachi, $66.25;
Michael Hart heirs, $24.96; Felix and
Ann Devlin, $5S.7S
Fountain street,west side-Josephine
H Cutter, 1866.
Lewis Street north side-John c.
Normand, s71.3S; Margaret M. Butler,
1885; William F. Fitman, $3437 Mary
! and Kate Taylor. $4124; Ann E. Fos-
/ kit, $41.24; Ann Clayton, $S4.37; James
J. and Alice e. GOWN, $34.37; David
OIdroyd, $31.22.
Inexpedient to act was reported on
the following orders: Directing the
committee on education to purchase
land at corner of Larch and Russell
Streets as site for schoolhouse; re-
questing committee on streets to con-
slider advisability of macadamizing
Hammond Street authorizing the street
commissioner to pave Vernon Square
with block paving; requesting commit
tee on streets to consider ACCESSIBILITY
of matchmaking Canterbury Street
directing street commissioner to recon-
struct the sidewalk on west side of
Summer Street.
Leave to withdraw was granted the
following petitioners: Mrs. Eliza j.
Appleby, compensation for personal in
juries received on Hathaway Street; |
Mary A. Regain, compensation for per-
sonal injuries received on Fox Street; |
John Feehan, compensation for dam |
age to property caused by changing |
grade of Canterbury Street; C. w.
Bowker, for selection of a lot at the |
corner of Larch and Russell Streets |
as site for schoolhouse; Lewis H. Scott, |
against erection of schoolhouse at cor
ner of Larch and Russell Streets; AL |
DefL CuFllS, IRE dldTLl DOA DIT COIuSl VI
Webster Street and Hope Avenue; |
George c. Rice. crosswalk on Ash |
Street; NJ. e. Mulcahy. crosswalk on |
Grand Street; w. f. Pond, construction |
of Providence Street; Ludwig Ander-
son, crosswalk on Seymour Street; |
Charles Hugo, repair of sidewalk on |
College Street; H. H. Bigelow, side |
walk on east side of Bigelow Court Elk
tension; Louis Daudelin Co., watering |
that nortioY1 Of TllackGtona Street not |
now Watered: Bay State Worsted Co., !
sprlnkling Gold Street Court Angelina |
J. Brooks, sprinkling Vernon Street; j.
10. E. TrotZ, crosswalk on Green Lane; |
DEGREES, relocating Millbrook Street |
and making public Windsor Street and |
locating sidewalks on Chelsea and |
Downing Streets were adopted
DEGREES, locating sidewalks on Ash, |
Batchelder, Orne and South Harding |
Streets, were placed on file.
Notice of suit against the city by |
Benjamin F. Harrington was referred |
to the city solicitor.
An invitation from the Worcester |
Courts of Foresters to attend the open |
ing of their festival at Mechanics Hall, |
Thursday night, was accepted.
Hon. Francis A. Harrington was
elected commissioner of Hope Gene |
terry to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Thomas NJ. Rogers. John r.
O'Leary received four votes in the
Common Council.
An ordinance, amending the fire linn
it's in the vicinity of Hanover Street,
Gage Street and Eastern Avenue and
Vernon Square, was passed to be en-
rolled.
An ordinance, amending the fire de-
partment ordinance so that the board
I of fire engineers shall consist of four
Inc f,a,-e Of sat