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s'Ih the mitist fife we are in DEATH"

s'Ih the midst oflifc we are in DEATH"
An exchange paper relates the follow.
ing singular circumstance OF the sudden
demise instead of bridal ceremony Of a
lady Of Merrimsck. A Mise Nancy Bailey,
it appears, OF Merrimack, formerly en-
ployed in the factories there, visited
Nashua last week for the purchase other
wedding dress, bonnet, and bridal cake,
&c, preparatory for her marriage on
Wednesday next. She had completed her
purchases, and was on her way to the de-
pot, Saturday evening, when the cars left.
She therefore returned to the house of d
friend, Mrs Mitchell, on CANAL street,
near the jackson Corporation. About
half past three on Sunday afternoon, as
she sat al the widow, she threw up both
hands exclaiming, "Why there is Mr.,
Drew!" the name Of the yoang man to
whom she was to be married. and who Is
a resident Of Concord, Vt.l Mrs NJ. wen,
TO another window, but no one was in
sight. At this moment crash of lass
called her attention to Miss Bailey, who
had fallen forward against the window
Help was instantly called, and she was
placed upon the bed, but with two gasps
she lay corpse.
And when the bridegroom comes, il
will be to lay her 10 the grave, whom he
hoped SO soon TO call wife.
Mise Bailey was about 26 years of age
and latterly had not been in perfect
health.
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SMel gRllao1W> >
From Scots Weekly Paper.
THE
MARKED BALL,
OR THE
Private's Revenge.
BY r. PRoCTORJONEs.

You look over the dark waters of for.
eign land in search of romance, lend a
listening ear,o hear of the deeds Of Italy =
Bravados and dwell with rapture upon the
legends of he old world, while yon think
not Of the tales which could be told Of the
early days OF young America.
How often have |, when eve had drawn
her curtain Ger the face Of day, wandered
to some secluded spot win my aged grand,
sire to hear BAN tell Of times gone by, and
watched his vener able countenance as il
frightened up with all tue radiance Of
youth, when he related some heart,en-
chanting legend Of the Revolution.
But stay! | must not write a legend
as other gentlemen have written legends
before me, and on that acco-"
would be reg
forth intrE
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Poetry.
CONSERVATISM.


BY WILLIAM D. GALLAGHER.
The Owl, he fareth well
In the shadow of the Night;
And it puzzles him to tell
Why the Eagle loves the Light
Away he floats away,
From the forest, dim and old,
Where he pass'd the garish day.
The Night doth make him bold!
The wave of his downy wing,
As he courses round about,
Disturbs no sleeping thing
That he 6ndeth in his route.
The moon looks o 'er the hill,
And the vale grows softly light,
And the cock, with greeting shrillI
Vases the echoes Of the night,
But The moon--he knoweth well
Its old familiar facet
And the c0ck-n 0otn out teit
Poor fool! its resting place.
And as still as the spirit of Death
On the air his pinions plays
There's not the noise of breath,
AS he grapples with his prey
Oh, the shadawy Night for him!
1t bringeth him fare and glee,
And what cares he how dim
For the Eagle it may be!
!, clothes him from the cold,
1t keeps his larders full;
And he loves the darkness old,
To the Eagle all SO dull.
But down is in the cast
And the shadows disappear;
And at once his timid breast
Feels the presence OF fean
He ressts;-but all in vain!
The clear light is not for hint
So he hastens back again
70 the forest old and dim.
Through his head strange fancies rum
For he cannot comprehend
Why the moon, and then the sun,
Up the heavens should ascend,--
When the old and quiet Night,
With its shadows dark and deep,
And the half revealing light
OF it's stars, he d ever keep.
And he hooteth loud and long:-
But the Eagle greets the Day,
And on pinions bold and strong
Like Roused Thought sweeps away.
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That KIss.-Jidge Porter, the gen
tleman who came nigh going off, by see
ing two young ladies kiss in the open
street, is receiving frst rate notice in the
Alabama papers. The Judge is an old
fellow, but the kissing aw wakeued the 'lion'
in him, and be rush to his room and did
the following;
You may talk of your gems hid in the
fathomless ocean,
or flowers whose sw eetness is Wasted on
air;
None of these ever filed me with half the
emotion
As seeing that kiss at the foot of the
stair.
Love never designed that on lips of the
fair,
Where nature has lavished her riches sc
free,
A kiss should be lost. Ifyou've any q
spare. III
| For charItys sake--oh, divide them
with mel
The judge is a member Of tie Alabama
Legislature, and shortly after the kissing
business, he introduced bill, and, not
knowing il, had this lines of poetry APP
pended thereto. The Clerk of the House,
pretty sharp fellow, after reading over
the bill, fixed up the following, and sent
it by the door. keeper to the melancholy
Judge:
Fie Judge! and is it possible you are run
ing alter misses,
And feeling queer because you see two
damsels swapping kisses!
If,his is your morality, i would not give
'cuss'
For the virtue that is led away by seeing
maidens 'buss.'
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Lonely. Age.
BY CHARLES swAYNE.

The gate in swinging from the hasp,
The garden plat shrinks, less and less,
Mid weed and seed, and things that clasp
All beauty in their hideousness;
The wildness seems to grow and grow,
However late or long strive;
"a Il = hlooms 1t was not So
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S3O,OO0-$30.OOO.

TIVE subscribers in consequence of the great scarcity
l. money, propose reducing their valuable Stock of
Goods Which is o. the argest in this city, and
therefore MARKED DORN our stock some
80 per cent. less than our Regular Prices.
We do not wish, nor think it advisable enumerate
ten thousand different khds OF goods and prices the
practice 10y most of neighbours but do say, that,
the next sixty days, Will sell goods ONE
DOLLAR, Than can lie had any other store for one
dollar and twenty five cents.
To give people llltle idea al what LOW PRICES
selling Goods, propose specify articles
and prices.
Rich Plaid s. Stripe Alpaca at Csc former price so
Plain Black do at l21 do rs
Silk Warp do at 80 do 81
AA Tibet, all colors, at Sl,l5 do 1877
Prints and Furniture Patches at &c do 6
Linen Hdkfs, all linen, 81 do 1916
Heavy Brown Sheetings, at4c do 6
Together with general assortment of
De LANES, SHAWLS, PRINTS, FLAN-
NELS, BROAD CLOTHS, CAsSJMERES, sATINETS,
and VESTINGS, all OF which will be sold for the next
sixty days at ruinOus prices
HALL s. THOMPSON,
Nov 20. davis opposite Central Hotel.
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Valuable mills for Sale

fmsSA health, offers his very valuable mills sale,
&GA situated about q miles from the village, in the
southwesery part of Sterling, and within u mile the
Railroad Station at Oakdae consisting ofa GRIST MILL
SAW MILL, Lathe Mil, and Shingle Nicotine The
Grs Mill has of stones and BolIs one de-
signed expressly for Wheat and for other grana-a
Smut Machine for cleaning wheat &C.. and Corn Crack
all in complete running order with plenty of and
business There about thirty of Land eight OF
which is Moving, the remainder Wood Land. A good
two story Dwelling House, well finished aud in good re-
pair situated within fifteen rods OF the mills, with
celent well of water.
Tie above property will be sold on reasonable terms,
and part of the purchase money remain a term o.
years. fdesed For particulars, inquire of the subscr
Der, or OLIVER NICHOLS, on the premises
NEHEMIAH PEARSON,
Sterling, Nov 81. dwlawsws
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Great Sale of Real Estate,

1s A Ii the Real Esta'e of FREDERICK CHAPLIN
f.NN "A late OF Chicopee, Hampden Co. Ms, deceased
will be sold by order OF the Probate Court, at Auo
lion, on TUESDAY, Dec. 5, 1S4S, at IL O'CLOCK
A. M. at the Old Homese cad" in Chcopee Street,"
and Wood Lands There three large and good Dwell
ing HOUSES with BARNS and out buildings.
large part of these Lands situated on the bank OF
the Connecticut rver and in fertility of soil and pleas
antness OF situation they not exceed by any lands ia
New England. These lands lie between and within Q
short distance Of Cabotville and the 6 New City,"
The Estate will be sold in lots 10 suit purchasers.
Orange A SEo CRAPFHi }AdminIs.
Chicopee, Nov. IS, 1s49.. dtD4
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Motina TO Road Bnilders,

TIME subscribers will let the lowest bidder Thurs
/ DAY, the seventh day IF December neat, at O'Clock
AN, the premises, the building of about 800 Rods
If Road in New BraintIee, commencing near the house
of Dea Welcome New thence sUulhery the house of
the late Daniel Hunter
Also on The day, at O'Clock PM. will be let
the lowest bidder the building OF about $50 Rods of
Road in North Broohfeld, being continuation of the
aforesaid Road, commencing the house of Francis
Carrnh thence southefy the village Of North Brook
field Said Road will be divided into sections TO accom-
MEDIATE contractors
The view and sale will commence near the house of
pea Welcome Newell in New Braintree. Any person
WHO wishes to view the before said day. will please
cali on either Of the subscribers.
SAMUEL MIXTER, Committee
JOB RANGER , in New
ANGRY FELTON,, } Brantree
BARNET POLAND, COmmittee
LEONARD sTODDARD, in North
HIRAM CARRUTH, } BroOhfeld.
New Braintree Nov o. l8i6. 2w+
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DIED.

In Lancaster Nov 20, of consumption Anna Maria, only
child OF DR.. R. Cummings, 20
In Dudley, Nov l5 Mrs Polly wife of Joseph Davis, 49,
gPrinters in ri please copy
In West cambridge, Nov 49, at The residence of John l..
Tucker Emily Ashton, wife 81 Toe. George Lunt, %.
In Salem, Nov 49, Francis II. siIsbee, Lq S7a gradu
ate at Harvard University in The class OF 1881.
In West ilawey, OcG 3D. Mrs Hannah " hee!er, about
90, only SISTER OF Rev Jonas King, missionary in Greece
In WiDiamstUwn, Nov II, the residence her
naw Prof Hopkins, Mrs. Ann Louisa Pay son, rtct Of
the late Edward Pay son, Old, of Portland, Ga.
In Columbus, Ohio, Charles II. Wing, native OF VT 81
In GuilorJ VT, Nov H. Mrs Rebecca reICt OF late
Capt. Edward Barney, rs.
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Insurance against Fire!

The Etna Insurance Company,
No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn,
With sound and Grailable Capital Of $3.50, 900
OFFER their protection against loss damage by fire
" the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity 1t nsute
Dwelling Houses and Furniture Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories and Mills the most Favorable
Terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearly quarter
century-its reputation Jor liberal adjustment, and ts
prompttude in paying losses well known and
shed. THOMAS K. BRACE, President.
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 1845. isu
U Persons DESTROYS of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, for particulars, to A. II
BULLOCK, ESQ.,, WALDO BLOCK, Worcester Mass.
FIRE INSURANCE.
TINE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
of Boston, continue to Insure Buildings Stocks, Fur
niture Machinery, and other property against loss
damage by fire. Applications may be made to
WARREN LAZELL,
No. 205 Main Street, Worcester.
C. H. WHITE, sec'y. J.soUTHwIcK Pres't.
Oct 2S dW9m
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. ID. GOULEII, son OF the celebrated
Indian Docre-s Mrs. RICHARDSON, and Reformed P5ac
tuioner Of Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, the late firm oDTs GouIett Provost by
mutual consent continue his practice heretofore at his
Old Office, No. 227 MAIN STREET. lett hand up stairs,
the Store Of c. c. Ciapp.
DIR Gouett in practice, uses nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines,-and can be consulted at his office
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evenings and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel.
DR. G. takes this occasion say, that he feels grateful
for the vors he has received from his ens and patrons
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit continu
their aronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts IN their behalf
Oct 10. DIFF A.. d. GOULETT.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon.
THOMAS KINNIcUTT, Judge OF Probate for the County
of Worcester Commissioners with authority TO receive
and all claims OF creditors against the Estate OF
JEREMIAH MOFFlTT, late OF Oxfcrd, in said County,
deceased represented insoven do hereby give notice
that six months from the eighth day OF November current,
are allowed said creditors present and prove their
claims and that we shall attend the dulles up
pointmeht Saturday, the thirteenth day Of January
merit and Saturday. the tUenty fourth day If March neTt,
from TWO TO five O'Clock M, each OF said days, the
Office of CHARLES ID. BOWMAN, in said Oxford.
CHAS. ID. BOWMAN,
OxCord Nov IL 1s4S as CHARLES A. ANGEL,
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. November 25, Ie48.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq Commissioner OF Insolvency,
tor the County OF Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF JOEL. E. HI Mt, of
Fichburg, in said County, trader, and late partner
in the firm of Baldwin & Hunt, an lnsolvent debtor,
and the payment OF any debts, the delivery of any
property belonging to the said debtor, to him,
his use, and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
be held at the office Of said Commissioner w ercester
in said County, the eighth day Of December merit
two O'Clock in the AFTERNOONS fer the proof debts and
the choice of an assignee assignees Of his Estate.
D27dwlw X. HARWOOn. ID. Sheriff,
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Worcester Co. South Anti-sIavery Society.
he annual hteHg 81 Ills ruCIvty Vii be hrld in
RORqH RRapBF ED, On SatuTGGy EUtHins, and through
the day on oURdiy, Dec ID aud ad mneuciug in The
Town Hal ihe frst named dAY AT o'ctnck r. NJ
The members friends Of the society," aud all other
persuns, are earnestly DESIRED 10 be present
PARKgp pILLsBURY, STEPHEN ) and A. BY K Foster
aud SAMUEL Way Ir., Agent. Mass. Antj-~ cety
int end be present EFFlNUl AN t.. Z APRON,
joss PHI A ROWLAND, Secry dw President.
"NOT FOR A DAY, BUT FOR ALL TINE"
No Plaster with which he world is acq lnnIed has been
the of doing much good relieved or cured 60
many persons pains aud weakness in NE breast sides
and back as HerriGks Kid SfrtRstheniag Pasters In
coughs colds difficulty OF hire thing diseases o. the lungs
and Rver, their application ensures rele. They are
spread soft white lamb skin and sell Tor S3 CTS The
following notice appeared in the luffao Daily Courier;
VOICE OF The PREss.-Tes ,imony 1ViR neuer cease.
It we 10 Judge from he overwhelming amount of
evidence il favor o llerrcks Kd sreHg enng PIasters
daily received from ministers The gospel officers Of state
and from private citizens ct great worth and respectable
~, should certainly think great folly attempt to
compete with Doct Hefrick in the manufacture of a
Strengthening plaster. This simple hnt beautiful remedy
Is prepared with area care. is spread whe kid leather
ard is posi- i've for aims and eakness in the breast
sides and back. Their price is le3 cents, and will wear
from twu to tour months
Orders 60 be directed TO HERRlCK & CO., No James
st., Albany " Y Sold by y. SCOTT in. y Co.. Tuck
BR d RUGGLEs, and ). C.WHITE, Worcester. dwlt
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DIR, l., G, MEAD,

ffY{sss5 Dentist, tlae Of Providence, r. R.)
NA1CYIYys Taxes lhIs method TO inform the LadIes
and Gentlemen 81 Worcester, that be has
permanently located hun in this City in the practice Of
Dental Surgery,
where he will perform all operations in mis- profession after
the most modern aud scientific mptho Is All work will
he warrIEted to give perfect ION and charges
made in conformity with the times. Office in WnldO
Block No. l53, Main Street sept %
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Dlhs %
TF5S1zs Proposes to resume the Practice of lTedi-
SOI1YYY3 cine far relates TO the treatment of
the Dsedsts Of Children, viii arise from
difficult dention Ii is tact, that of the irregular
des and consequently many the defects the second
set of teeth, cansei by Encouragement during the
ernptOn and even before the appearance of The first teeth
The practice OF Dentistry Tor several years past, has
made the PRINCIPLES and process Of denon also the
irtitaons resulting from it familiar, and therefore ap
propriaLe department OF practice.
Apply at 100 Main Street, or House.
The subscribers have formed a coBnexion in the bust
of Dentistry, which will be contiau-d at the Old
Stand 80 Main Street. o. Fl. BLOOD, NJ. d.
Sept. 22-tf c. b. COOK, NJ. ID.
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The Great Apostle of Liberty in Europe
Plus TX,

THE PRESENT POPE OF ROME
II full length portrait taken in ponifcal robes by
Ii Pietro Gagar0 he great artist o Italy, and lately
exhibited in Rome, New York, and Boston, just
ef in Worcester. and will be exhibited few days
only in FENHICK HALL, Temple Street.
Admission 25 cents-chdren halt price, To be seen
from o'clock Am until II pm. dU Nov %
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Messengers Notice.

Worcester, SIS. November %, 1913.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq, Commissioner OF Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrent against the Estate of WILLIAM A. ROWLAND
of Worcester in said County, bookbnder, insolvent
debtor and the payment of any debts delivery of
any property belonging said insolven debtor, to him
for his use and the transfer any property by him
forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
in said County, the ninth day of December nest at
O'Clock in th4 forenoon for the proof debts the
choice Of an assignee or assigRees of his Estate.
N2Sd6twlt4S j. DAY, ID. Sheriff.
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Webster High School.

TINHE Winter Term of this School will commence on
Wednesday, December 9th. A limited number can be
odated with board in the family Of the Principal
References. ii. NJ Slater, Esq, Providence; Prof
James r. Boise, A. NJ Brown University Barnas Gears
D. d. Newton; g. S. Greene, A. M. Principal Of Phillips
Grammar School, Boston; ]. w. Tenney, NJ D. Webster.
NIB. COOKE, A. Nj. NJ. d. Principal.
Nov. 22--d2w
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MARRIED..

In Spencer Nov 7lh, by Rev. MIR Boyden, Mr. Lucius
Lamb "i spencer tn Miss Julia Ann Towne Of Oakham
In EsseX w. Oct l7th Lewis Whitney, Esq, OF Peters
ham TO Miss Pamela v. Day.
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SINGING SCH00T,,

THE undersigned will commence School of Insruc
ton in VOCAL MUSIC, for adults, the Piano Forte
Room Of Mr. A S. ALLEN in Fsine's Block, Main Street.
Friday EUening, N0U I'm at O'Clock.
Terms made known at the time and place,
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited attend.
Nov IA. d3w 5. G. MOSES
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife Harriet. has left my bed and
w board and refused to live with although suitable
provision is made for her support and comort-lhis is
forbid all persons harbOring trusting her my account
paying to her any debts, Dues and earnings shall
pay debts of her contracting and shall claim all
and demands ill she her duty n wife
SAMUEL w. MATHEWSON.
sout hbriige Nov. %, 1913 d.
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L., l.. j. PROVOST.

FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot over BARKER 81
EsrABRooK's STORE, Up STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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CHLOROFORM.
DIR. o. H. BLOOD.

DIR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street. is prepared to Extract
Teeth WITHOUT PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for Eth5r-CHLOROFoRM
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WARREN HALL,
Lectures On Physiology.
DIP HEnBHErEE

DEGS to announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
- Worcester that he intends delivering on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. "a, 2S and 20,
one course Of his celebrated SELECT PRIVATE Lee
TUREs, for Ladies ard Gentiemen separately,
~ On PHYSIOLOGY AND HEALTH, q :
which have met with such extraordinary success and ex
iaoidinaTy success and appreciation NewYok Boston,
and other cities.
To be Illustrated by all his celebrated apparatus OF
Anatomical Models, Skeletons Paintings &C. The most
perfect
These Lectures will be practically use qE MS they
VIII be familiar and Interesting They have been given
al licences of over toO thousand persons weeks together
and have invariably received the most enthusiastic appro
baton.
For Gentlemen ONLY, at IL doors open al Z.
Fer Ladies ONLY, at S--doors open at p.
Tickets for the course may be obtained the Lectures
The number Issued will be Iimied
- d; n, IN. ii'hLlCK during his stay. may ne 1uhu
at .e W0rcesteT House where he will receive calls or
may be obtained - ~ ~ - Nov u
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WR0ss's Xpress forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases. through direct the Worcester
Rail Road Newport, Fail River, Bristol and Warren.
July %. dwtf
NV. B. PALMER agent for this paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Office in Bos
ton No. 8 Congress Street
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DAnCiNG,

MR.. T. r. GASZYNSKI begs inform his friends and
patrons in Worcester, that he will resume his classes in
Fencing aud Dancing Saturday afternoon in BRINLEY
HALL. An Opportunity is offered those who have not
finished their Lessons, to do this time.
MIR Gaszy nski can be at the Am Temp. House.
Nov g. diff
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NOTICE.

THE CoparHeship heretofore existing between the sub
l. sc ribers under the firm of NOK ES 4 KIMBALL is
this day. by mutual dss oved. The business will
be oniinued the Old Stand by j. s. KlMBALL who is
daily authorized settle the affairs Of the late firm
w. A. MOVES,
Nov. 6, 1913. DIV J. S. KIMBALL.
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Nov. II, l548.
To all persons interested in The Estate of WILLIAM w.
SNOW, minor, OF WARREN SNOW, late of
Millbury, deceased, Greeting.
VOU cited to appear at Court of Probate TO be
holden az Worcester the first Tuesday of December
show why License shoud not be granted
Lawson Snow, the guardian Upon his Petition sell the
whole of the Real Estate of said minor mentioned in said
Petition for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
Of at interest for his benefit.
CHAS G PRENTISS Reg.
Worcester, IS. Probate Office. November Is, 1913.
To all persons interested in the Estate of EBENEZER
PAINE, late of West RoyIston, deceased, Greeting.
UOU are cited to appear ata Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Deem.
Der next show why the first rendered
Nathaniel Davenport the Administrators OF his admins
ration of said Estate should not be allowed
Nl7dtD4 CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
THE Graduates Of Brown University, who are in favor
L. OF holding social Festival OF those who have been
educated that institution requested at the
Office of HENRY CHAPLIN, No l35 Main Street, on
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 18th, at O'Clock.
ISAAC DAVIS,
CHARLES ThURBER,
BENJ F. THOMAS,
Worcester Nov IS, 1913. HENRY CHAPLIN.