The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-08

The German Evening Club will
meet with Miss Katrina Won Voigt, at
8 Walnut Street, tonight.
! The Fireside Club will meet witt
Mrs. Frank Bottomly, Is Clifton Street
this afternoon, at o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the COM
mittee on schoolhouses of the school
committee at o'clock Monday night
jacob Lukeman, a rag peddler, was
arrested last night by Inspector Fat-
rick O'Day for uttering forged check
Two members were initiated an6
one application was received at the
meeting of Freedom Lodge, K. Of P.
last night.
AT a meeting of the Parish of I'm
ion Church last night it was voted tc
sell the house owned by the church al
Ashland Street.
The degree of Pocahontas was
worked on five candidates at the meet
ing of Winimisee Council, D. of p
last night The council will hold So
cial and dance in Steinert Hall, Nov. 81
These meetings of City Council
committees have been called: Or
dinance at 7.45 o'clock tonight to
consider matters relative to abolition of
fire limits and fire department at 7.30
o'clock.
The conference between the Board
of Aldermen and counsel for the New
England Telephone & Telegraph Com
pany slated for yesterday afternoon
has been postponed until Monday night
at : o'clock.
"A demonstration of the Victor
! Twentieth Century striking bag is go
ing on at the sporting goods store OF
the liver Johnson Company John H
Gibson gives a very clever exhibition
of bag punching.
Union Commandery, Loyal Legion
has accepted an invitation to drill al
the Daughters of Liberty Fair and will
start drilling in the banquet hall of the
o. U. A. M. hall, Thursday night under
command of Lieut.. Edgerton.
The Grade Four Club met in Room
70, City Hall, at 4.45 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The subject for consider
alton was Mature Study" Miss Mary
C. Hunt, principal of the Upsala Street
school was the principal speaker.
John w. McGrath, 35 years old
] single, giving his occupation as a ma
son, was arrested this morning by Off
GERS George A. Mcleod and James ]
| Tierney with Miss Della Meade, OF
/ Front Street and booked at Station
I for fornication.
st. Johns Guild will meet tonight tt
set a date for the minstrel show tina
it will have in Mechanics Hall. The
members who will take part in the
show will have a rehearsal Sunday af
I ternoon at o'clock in st. Johns Hal
on Winter Street.
Gilmore A. Pierce, who worked herr
in the interest of the Boston Chamber
! of Commerce petition favoring reel
/ ~ ic Y,o.t t., i al xrrI1 90
| cording to reports received here, manu-
facturers and business men general!
are signing the petitions.
Peter Gochea, living at 161 Elk
change Street had the tip of the frs
finger on his right hand cut off yester-
4 day morning by a circular saw at
Sears wood yard. The injury was
dressed at Station / by Ambulance
Surgeon Albert c. Doten.
| AT the meeting of Commonwealth
| Council 0. U. A w. last night SO APP
| plications were received which will bt
| acted upon at the next meeting. Thu
| council was visited last night by State
| Councillor C. F. Spear of Hyde Park
| vice-state councillor, f. r. Hayden anC
| past state councillor w. G. Young.
The Womens Association of the
South Baptist Church will meet this af-
for the Mather school, in Beaufort, S
c. At o'clock a supper will be served,
after which the entertainment commit
tee has prepared for a pleasant and
profitable evening. :
Timothy j. Flaherty Cornelius
Donahue, Patrick Falvey and Daniel
p. Donahue, renowned allegiance to
King Edward the Seventh in the Cen
trail District Court yesterday morning.
All We're put through the naturaliza-
ton PAGES under the direction of Rep.
Peter f. Sullivan.
Louis King, employed on the Bos-
ton & Maine Road as a car inspector,
was assaulted Thursday night in the
railroad yards by three men supposedly
familiar with the place. For some time
cars have been broken into and articles
| stolen and it is thought that Kings
assailants planned a break.
A pleasing program has been ar
ranged for the reception that will bt
given by Herbert Hagberg and Charlie,
Bostrom in Essenic Hall, Nov. Is t.
be furnished by Miss Osberg and Her
man Stake and several Boston artists
who have been engaged for the occa
sion. There will be a formal address
at the opening by Mr.. Hagberg.
Five members were initiated at tn,
meeting of the Haymakers last night
1 The committee in charge of the cattl
show and dance held recently reported
a profit of 500. After the meeting re
freshments were served in the banque
hall and the company was entertained
by J. B. Stark. About so members viii
go to East Brookfield tonight to attend
h. % cd Cot. -.