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Masonic Celebration.

FEVHE Festival of St. John the Baptist will
u be celebrated at Wilkinsonville, OH the
gath instant, by Olive BRANCH LoDGE, and
SUTToN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, and also the
ceremony of laying the Corner Stene of the
Episcopal Church about to be erected in that
place, viii be performed agreeably to ancient
Masonic usages The neighboring Chapters
and Lodges, together with all others connected
with the craft, respectfully invited to attend
and unite in the festivities and solemnities of
the day. The procession will form and the GER
emonies commence at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Suiia-
Bile accommodations will be provided for Ladies.
Tickets may be had at the bar of Wilkinsonville
Hotel Price one dollar for gentlemen, and fif-
ty cents for ladies.
Per order of the Committee of Arrangements
THOMAS HARBACH.
Sutton. June 9. 1928
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The New York Mercantile says IA gentle
man OF this city has received copy of the Duke
OF SAKE Weimar's Tour through the United
States and Canada, in 1920, printed at Weimar,
the present year. 1t is'an imperial octave vol
ume of about 700 pages, embeilshed with por-
trait OF the author, with correct views of the
Capitol at Washington, of the Schuylkill Wa
ter Works near Philadelphia, the safety barges
on the North River, SC, and several maps, In.
GLIDING those of the cities of New York, Phila-
delphia, and Pittsburg. The work will proba-
bly, be soon translated and published in this
country In the list of subscribers, we observe
all the monarchs of Europe
THUNDER STORM. A storm of great vic.
lence, occurred at Baltimore, on the 5th inst,
IN when ia houses and shops, one vessel, and
several trees were struck with LIGHTNING. II ie
remarkable that not single human life was lost
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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE is, 1925.

THE New TARIFF. We are sorry to find
that our southern brethren take the passage Of
the new tariff bill with so i'll grace, because,
whatever there is in it, injurious to their inter-
ests, has been placed there by themselves and
their friends, for the avowed purpose of making
it odious. Now, if they find that the provisions
which have been inserted and retained by their
votes, bear harder on themselves than on the
people of the north, it would seem more dig
nfied and more manlike to bear the evils they
have inflicted upon themselves with silent COM
posture. Such bill as the real friends of the
protective system wanted, never could have
been felt by the people of the south. The man.
ufacture of wool is SO well established, and can
be conducted to such advantage, that, now it is
protected, the cloth will soon be afforded below
the average cost of importation. The negro
cloths may, perhaps, be an exception, because
the coarse wool, of which they are made, must
be imported, and the duty on it is enormously
high. But for this, too, the south may thank
their own Representatives, for it was BY their
votes that this high rate of duty was fixed on
that article.
The truth is, the Southern Representatives
were completely duped and taken in by their
Jackson friends of New York and Pennsylvania
and, now they find themselves caught in theil
own trap, they give full vent to their anger ant
vexation. When information Of the pasare o.
the bill was received, the Southron," a thor
ough-going Troup and Jackson paper at Mil
ledgeville, (Geo) published highly inflamma
tory article on the subject, from which, as il
will afford a specimen Of the feelings which
some of our neighbors indulge, we copy the
concluding part 1t urges the pushing of resis
lance to the utmost bounds of the constitu
tion," and thus continues;
Let there be a wall raised between them ont
us and let US say unto them as Abraham saif
unto Lot:
Let there be no strife, Tpray thee, get,oeer
nee ana me. and 6etsceen my herdmen and III,
herdmen t0rr soe are brethren. Is not TIL
7ohote ao0rtd before thee 2 Sepoyate tbuself
pray thee from me; IF thou avih take The Iefi
hand, then aoiU go TO The right or If tb9,
depart to tho right hand, then IqoiH 90 to m,
lef." I" 90 ''''
Let us lay upon ourselves the iniunct;o,
which God through Moses laid upon the Israel
ties:
'and thou shalt gather all tie spoil Off into
the midst Of the street thereof, and shalt burn
aodh .ftrc the city and spoil thCreof-AND THERE
SHALL cLEAvE EoueHT OF THE CURSED THING
TO THINE HAND"
Let us govern ourselves by the advice O.
the Apostle
+" Touch not, taste not, handle not tho unclear
thing, ,ohtch is theirs"
And for this purpose we would Recommend
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Sherif's Sale Of Hard Ware.
SdddLern. Be. &c.

y
'AhCN on sundry writs, and will be sold
n by consent of parties, on MONDAY, the
BON INST, at and o'clock, at A, Dock Square.
the entire Stock of said Store, CONSISTING Of
Ivory and Common Knives and Forks; Scis-
sors; Razors Pen and Pocket Knives Butch
er and Shoe do; Plane Irons Chissels; Hand
Pannels; cut, Mill, and Circular Saws Files
of all kinds Mortice, Knob, Pad, and Till
Locks; Latches; Butts; Wood Screws. best
quality; Cut Brads; Clout Nails; Wrought
and Cut do; Lamps and Candlesticks Tea
Trays ShoVels and longs Andirons Look.
ing Glasses; Plane Stocks; AnviIs Vices
Shot; Cast Steel; O) do. /; Block Tin Tea
Pots; Flints, &c. DC, with general assert
ment comprising the usual variety found in an
extensive Hard Ware Store, including a rich
assortment of Saddlery, viz Plated Harness
Bits; Stirrups; Spurs; Buckles Curb Chains
Chase Harness Furniture Mouldings Bands
Coach and Gig Handles; Common Tin'd and
Japan'd Saddlery; Stirrup Joints; Gig and
Saddle Trees; Plated Metal Sheet Brass for
Plates; Coach and Chaise Lace Coach Var
nisb; Sponge Backing Cat Gut, for whips, &C.
Also, 100 doz. Gun Locks 1000 Gun Stocks
100 Muskets; 80 Fowling Pieces and Rifles
lO0O Bayonets; cask Brass Kettles so boxes
Cut lacks, assorted sizes, &c. &c.
u Catalogues will be ready for delivery on
Friday morning, the 9th, and purchasers are
particular requested to call and examine the
Goods, as it will not be convenient to exhibit
every article at the time of sale
by order of H. H Huggeford, D. Sheriff.
COOLIDGE, POOR u HEAD, s4uo'rs.
Boston, June I2.
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DIED.

In Royalston, June IL, Mr. Cyrus Holman,
aged 70. He was assisting in removing his barn.
and having raised one side, they were leaving it
to elevate the other side, when lever fell in an
obilque direction and struck Mr, Fl on the head,
which caused his death within an hour and half.
In Princeton, May %, after an illness of ten
days, Mrs. Mary, consort of Mr.. William S.
Everett, aged 20 years She was thought to be
conyalescent till the moment of her dissolution :
as she was retiring to rest she fell 10 the floor,
and expired almost instantly. Mrs Everett was
endeared to all who knew her: Possessing an
amiable disposition, her manners were exem-
pary, and her life unspotted She was cut
down IN the prime of life, leaving a husband and
child, and numerous circle of relatives and
friends to mourn her loss. She had hope in her
death, and has gone to rest in heaven. q: Be We
also ready."-C Communicated
In Westminster, April q, Miss Susan, dauph.
ter OF Mr. John Jackson, aged 50; who, after
being wasted away by painful, lingering con.
sumption, resigned her spirit with cheerful
composnre into the hands of that Being whose
will is that all should come to the knowledge OF
the truth and be Communicated.
In Sterling, June 2, Mrs Rebecca, wife Of
Mr.. Samuel Churchill, aged 50.
In Boston, June 10, Mrs Mary Ann, wife Of
MIR. Dana Fay, and daughter of Rev. Jeroboam
Parker Of scarborough, aged %.
On board the ship OthelIo, from Charleston
| on the 9Th inst, the Rev. Abel Abbott, D. D.
pastor of the First Congregational Church in
Beverly, (Mass) aged about go.
In New Bedford, Mr.. Thomas NJ. Allen, agec
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MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL SOCIETY.


At the annual meeting of the fellows of the
Massachusetts Medical Society, held ON We'd
nesday, June A, 1928, the following gentlemen
were chosen Counsellors for the ensuing year
viz -
For Sufolk-Drs. VIM Ingalls,, John Dix
vel, James Jackson, Benjamin Shurtleff, John
Z. Warren, John Gorham, John Randall Geo
Y. Shattuck, John B. Brown, Walter Claiming
Jacob Bigelow, George Hayward, Enoch Hale
Jr., Solomon ID. Townsend, John Ware, Zabdel
b. Adams, David Osgood
For EsSex-Drs. Benjamin L. Oliver, John
d. Treadwell, James Gardner, Richard Hazel
tine, Nathaniel Bradstreet, Joseph Kttredge,
Jeremiah Spofford, Abel J.. Pierson, Andrew
Nichols, Joseph TOrrey, Thos. Manning.
For Mlddtesc1-Drs. Amos Bancroft, Calvin
Thomas, Abel Haywood, Rufus Wyman, James
=: Chaplin, Thomas Bucklin, John Walton,
Abraham Il. Thompson, Zadock Howe, John
Hart
For Worcester-Drs. Amos Haskell, Ste
phen Batchelder, Jr., John Green, Daniel Thur
Der, Benjamin F. Haywood, John Romans,
Charles w. Wilder, Amos Parker.
For HampShire-Drs. Elihu Dwight, Alpheus
r. Stone, John Stone, Joseph IL. Flint, S. w.
Williams, David Hunt.
For BerkShire-Drs. II. II. Childs, r. Worth
ington, w. HI. Tyler, c. Worthington, r. Fowl
er, B. Rogers
For NorfoLk-Drs. Amos Holbrook, Nathan
iel Miller, John Bartlett, Robert Thaxter, Sam
uel Bugbee, Jeremiah Stinson, Ebenezer Alden.
For Plymouth-Drs. N. Hayward, Hector
Orr, Gushing Otis, Andrew Mackie, Ezekiel
Thaxter.
For BristOI-Drs. B. Billings, Alexander
Reed, - Johnson, Josiah Batcheder.
At meeting of the Counselors, on the day
following, the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year, viz:
James Jackson, Nj. d., President.
Amos Holbrook, NJ. d., Vice President.
John Dixwell, NJ D., Cor Secretary
r Geo. Hayward, M. D., Rec. Secretary.
Walter Claiming, NJ. D., Treasurer, in the
place of DIR. Bigelow, resigned.
Enoch Hale, Jr., M. D., Librarian and Cab
met Keeper.
cENsoRs.
For the LIST .IedicaL District, and for the So
cicty-Drs. John Dxwell, james p. Chaplin,
Rufus Wyman, John Gorham, Walter Chan
ming.
For the I'd District-Drs. John Green, John
Romans, Benz. F. Haywood, Edward Flint,
Charles W. Wilder
For the Sd DiStrict-Drs Elihu Dwight, Jo-
seph II. Flint, Daniel Collins, Elisha Mather,
Job Clark
For the 4th DiStrict-Drs Alfred Perry, VIM.
H. Tyler, Lyndon A. Smith, Hubbard Bart
lett, Orren Wright.
A true copy from the Records.
GEO. HAYWARD, Rec. Secretary
Boston, June Z, 1928.
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ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT, &c.

At a Convention from all parts of the State,
holden at Boston on Tuesday evening, the 10th
inst, the Hon SHERMAN LELAND in the Chair,
SAMUEL LATHROP, as Candidates to be
supported as Electors at large, of President and
Vice President of the United States, and the
following gentlemen, Candidates for the several
Congressional Districts:
Suffolk district, Jesse Putnam,
Norfolk, Edw. H Robbins,
Bristol Oliver Starkweather,
Plymouth, Seth Sprague,
Essen South, Stephen White,
" North, Jeremiah Nelson,
Forester North, Silas Holman
South, Jonathan Davis,
Franklin, Eliel Gilbert,
Hgmpden, Joshua Frost,
Berkshire, Samuel Jones,
BarnStabLe, B. Dimmick,
.MiddleSeG, Nathaniel Chandler.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

FEVHE Members and Brethren of AURORA
z LoDGE, with such other Lodges and Chap
tiers as have been invited to unite with them }
VIII celebrate the anniversary of st. John the
Baptist, on TOESD.aY, the 24th inst, at Leo
minister. The Brethren will assemble at Free
Mason's Hall, at o'clock, A NJ The exercis-
es will commence in the Meeting House precise
ly at IL o'clock. An Address will be delivered
by Brother JAMES G. CARTER, of Lancaster.
Entertainment for the Brethren and Ladies
will be provided by Capt. E. Balch. Tickets to
be had at the bar.
The Masonic Fraternity and Clergymen CEN
orally are respectfully invited to unite with us
in the festivities of the day
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
GEORGE II. HILLS,
Secretary Of .4urOrq Lodge
Ienminster. lime 9 1903
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National .4n2airersGral.

re ME Anniversary of our National Indepen-
e dence viii be celebrated in Southbridge in
the usual manner. Grafton by Doct SAMUEL.
HARTwELL. The procession win be formed at
Healy's Hotel, precisely at IL O'Clock, A. M.
All, in this and the neighboring towns, who feel
an interest in the observance of the day, are res
pectlully invited TO join in the festivities of the
occasion. Tickets, admitting gentleman and
lady, 81 single tickets, rs cents-to be had at
Mr.. Healy's. JAMES WOLCOTT, JR..
Chairman Of Committee Of .4rrangemts
SonthhridUe. June 4
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IMPORTANT NEWS

Declaration Of Var by Russia against Turke4.
After our paper was put to press last night,
we received an official copy of the Russian
DECLARATION OF WAR against Turkey.
1t was brought by the ship Grecian, arrived at
Boston yesterday from Liverpool; whence she
sailed on the 18th ult. We have room only for
the concluding part, which is as follows:
Russia, now placed in situation in which
her honor and her interests will not suffer her
any longer to remain, declares war against the
Ottoman Porte, not without regret, after hay
ing, however, for sixteen years together, neg
lected nothing to spare it the evils which vii!
accompany it. The causes of this war sufIi
GENTLY indicate the object of IT, Brought on
by Turkey, it will impose upon it the burden of
making good-all the expenses caused BY it. and
the losses sustained by the subjects Of his Inlpe
rial Majesty. Undertaking for the purpose Of
enforcing the Treaties which the Porte consid-
ers as no longer existing, it win aim at their OBJ
servance and efficacy Induced by the impera-
tive necessity OF receiving for the future invio-
liable liberty TO the commerce Of the Black Sea,
and the navigation of the Bosphorus, it will be
directed to this object, which is equally adyan.
tageous to all the European States
Russia, nevertheless, is very far from enter
tanning ambitious plans countries and nations
enough already obey her laws: cares enough
are already united with the extent of her do
minions.
Lastly, Russia, though at war with the Porte.
for reasons which are independent of the con-
vention of the 9th July, has not departed, and
will not depart from the stipuations of that act
Il did not, and could not condemn Russia TO sac
rifce her earlier important rights to endure de-
cided affronts, and to demand no indemnity for
the most sensible injuries. The allies will find
Russia always ready to act in concert with them
in the execution of the treaty of London, always
Jealous to cooperate in a work, which is recon-
mended to its care by religion, and all the feel
ings which do honor to humanity, always inclin-
ed to make use of its situation only for the
speedy fultilmenf of the treaty of the 9th july,
The Emperor will not lay down his arms till
he has obtained the results stated in this dec
laraton; and he expects them from the bene-
dictlon of Him to whom justice, and pure con-
science, have never yet appealed in vain
Given at Petersburg, 18th (20th) April, 1928"
The Russians have passed the Pruth and TAX
en- possession of Moldavia and Wallachia.
Sir F. Burdett's motion in favor of the Catho-
lies, passed in the House of Commons on the
18th May. Ayes, 272-Noes, 266.
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Astronomical School.

I'D R. A FLETCHER proposes opening a
1SH School in Worcester for instruction in
Astronomy. instruction, hours per day
Those parents who wish their children to ac
quire knowledge of this Science, in manner
pleasing as well as instructive, will please to
leave their names at Capt. LovelPs Inn. Young
gentlemen and ladies, who wish for instruction.
will do well to avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity. Should this School be patronized by
the people of Worcester, Mr. Fletcher intends
providing his scholars with a Telescope
Terms, 2 dollars for three weeks, should thirty
scholars be obtained. June IL
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,
WORCESTER, IS. Supreme Judicial Court, al
Worcester, April Term, 1928:
On the Libel aforesaid, Ordered, That the
Libellant notify the said Joseph Goulding to
appear before the Justices of our said Court, al
the next term thereof to be holden at Worces-
ter aforesaid, on the fifth Tuesday of September
next, by publishing an attested copy of said
Libel, and of this order of Court thereon, in
" The MASSACHUSETTS, Spy, and Worcester Conn
ty .Ad0ertiser," newspaper printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be thirty days, at least, before
the sitting of said Court, that the said Joseph
Goulding may then and there shew cause, if
not be granted.
Attest ABIJAH BIGELOW, CleB.
A copy of the Libel and of the Order of Court
thereon.
% Attest ABIJAH BIGELoW, Clerk.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

D EICESTER and MERIDIAN Sun LoDeEs
u 4 in conjunction, will celebrate the Nativity
of st. John the Baptist, on TUESDAY, the 24tl
instant, at Spencer. An Address will be deliv.
cred by Brother Ira BARTON of Oxford. Ladies
apd Gentlemen viii be entertained by Brother
John M. Smith The procession will form al
his Inn at IL o'clock, A. NJ Brethren of tbs
Masonic Family, generally, are requested tc
attend.
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements
ISAAC SOUTHGATE.
June 3. A T. 1909
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.N.AR PIED

In Lancaster, June 70, Mr. John G. Thurs
ton to Bliss Harriet P. Lee, daughter of Seth
Lee, Esq, of Barre
In New Braintree, by Rev. Mr.. Fiske, Mr..
Charles B. Wetherbee of Brookfeld, to Miss
Abigail H. Bartlett of the former place.
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NOTICE.

a NY person in Worcester who has in his
"A possession, by borrowing or any other
way, two volumes of Hopkinsons Works, and
a Guaging Rod, win please to return them,
and much oblige SAMUEL BRAZER.
June I8 %
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FOURTH OF JULY, 1928.

Celebration at BrOokfeId, Vest Parish.
q conformity to arrangements made by the
81 Committee that was chosen last year at
North Brookfeld, and agreeably to the vote
then and there taken, the approaching anniver-
sary will be celebrated in the West Parish in
Brookfeld. The procession will be formed at
II O'Clock, A. NJ, at the house of AMOS PRrrcH.
ARD. Tickets may be had at the Bar of Mr..
Pritchard at 75 cents each. No ardent spirits
will be provided.
WILLIAM ADAMS. Per orasY.
I3rgukfald, June Is. sos
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q GENTLEMAN of the Bar, of this town,
IA intending an excursion into the interior of
the State Of New York in the ensuing month of
July, would take charge Of any business CON
nected with his profession. Further informa-
ton may be had upon application at this Office
Worcester June | %
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MORNING MAIL. The Post Master General
has ordered mail to be made up at the Boston
Post Office, in the morning, in addition to the
present afternoon mail, for this town. By this
arrangement we shall get Boston papers at 9
o'clock on the morning they are printed. Here
tofore they have not been received till evening.
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AGRICULTURAI.

TENHE Trustees of the Worcester Agricultu.
Ill raj Society, are hereby notified that a
meeting of the Board will be held at Thomas
Hell, iIi W'OrooseOr, un KnUnSD.7Y, the IyTR
Of jane current, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, to ap-
point Committee of Arrangements, Commit
tees of Premiums, and transact other business
relative to the next Cattle Show.
By order of the President
WM. d. WHEELER, r. Sec'rg
Worcester, June H.
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Look here, GOOD Farmers"

~|VOV TVOEU SUUtI tW HttT %
VENllE subscriber would inform his friends
"A and the public generally, that he still car
ries on the business Of WOOL CARDING and
CLOTH DRESSING, at his Factory in New
Worcester. Those who favor him with their
custein may depend ON having their work done
in good and faithful manner,
u Prices for Cardng Wool, six cents cash,
or eight cents credit.
N. 3. Particular attention paid to Cleansing
and Coloring old Garments of every descrn-
ton. LEWIS THAYER.
Worcester June Is. CIV
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MILFORD ACADEMY

VMNHE Proprietors Of the Milford Academy
n are hereby notified that meeting of sail
Proprietors will be holden at the Academy Ha'
on MONDAY, the 30th inst, at clock in IT,
afternoon, for the purpose of organizing til
meeting of said Proprietors, and to choose sue
othcers as said Proprietors shall deem necesss
ry, and to see how said Proprietors will call an
notify their meetings in future.
JOHN CLAFLIN, JR.,
WILLIAM GODFREY,
authorized to call the first MEETING.
Milford, June II, 1928.
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a THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mas
IA azines, No. 10l,-New Series containing
as usual, great variety of interesting matte
just received by c. HARRIS. June Is.
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To the Honorable the Justices


OF the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
holden at Worcester, within and for the
County of Worcester, on the third Tuesday
of April, A. ID. 1898:
n D RESPECTFULLY COMPLAINS. SALLY
IA GOULDING of Ward, in said County
the wife of JOSEPH GOULDING of the cit
of New York, and in the State of New York
Yeoman-that, in the month of May, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
she was lawfully joined in marriage with I'll.
said Joseph at Dudley, in the County of Woi
cester; since which time your complainant has
always conducted herself as chaste and affec,
tionate wife. Yet, the said Joseph, disregard
ing his marriage obligations, on the first day Of
January last past, and at divers times within
twelve years last past, did cohabit and commit
The crime of adultery with certain woman OF
women, whose name or names are unknown to
your complainant, TO wit, at New York afore-
said. Wherefore, the said Sally prays for dc.
cree of this honorable Court, divorcing her from,
the bonds of lnatrimony with the said Joseph.
SALLY GOULDING.