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Mechanics Fair,

I'HE Second Fair Of the Worcester County Mechanics Asa
ISOLATION, for the encouragement OF Manu- the
Srchanc Arls, and Inventive Genius will be opened in
worcester, on Tuesday, the 18th of Sep
TENDER next. The Association respectfully invites the
MECHANICS Manufacturers Artists and Inventors Massacu-
sets and other States 10 furnish such specimens their va
fous productions Of labor skill as they may wish to pee
Fair. - -
Inc Association would also respectfully solicit OF the Ladies
specimens OF their taste, skill and industry TO add
the occasion. - ff
Silver Medals and Diplomas will be awarded in the name of
e Associations for such inventions and improvements
machinery for superior skill and workmanship every branch
industry shall deemed worthy of distinction by the
examining committees
The building in hch the Association propose to hold
her Fsir the present year, is located UNION STREET.
opposite the Pistol Factory of Messrs. Alien Thurber
lsw rods east OF the American Temperance House. Ii
contains tour rooms elch 100 in length well lighted
ana oherwse adapted Tor the exhibition every variety
OF manufactured articles machinery in operation.
steam power will be furnished all those who wish to
operate their machinery to show the process mannac
tare but IN ord 10 confusion notice should be
gwen 10 The Superintendent least five days before the
opening OF The Fair, Of the Kind OF machine and the
amod ofIOom wanted for the exhibition.
Machines and other articles bulk should be delivered
on or before The 18th Of September
desirable that all articles intended for the Fair, should
'e presented as early possible that conspicuous places ma
'eiassigned them in the exhbiton
communications. post paid addressed the Supernend,
mt, WIZ receive prompt attention. R. D. DUNBAR Pres
WIN. T. MERRIFIELD, Ptce Pres.
WIN GREEHLEAF, Sec. P. w. TAFT. Sxpt.
Worcester July A. 1S49.
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= E~@ n NOTICE.
sszsssss2a;=z5zs:=S ;. Railroad and Steam s sssE
boat EXcnrsinn.

- DOaL excursion -
- q W. Il. r., and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
=, ater July 2Oth, 1919 the and elegant Steamer
MAosAsoiT, Capt. SAMUEL ALLEN will Commence
running IN connection with A. NJ and $50 p M rrains
of p w. Railroad. % -'"iNS
Leaves Providence (Lopg Wharf until further notice,
at 9 a. A. M. Arrives at do, Sis PM ~
me BOAT will land at Vue de Eau, Dexters landing
au Nayat regularly, and arrangements be made with
Cap hnieh, or at the Steamboat Office, SO Long Wharf
70 ad farues at any accessible point north of Nayat
ways by Railroad and Steamer can be bought at TicL
ei ofhces Of the P. & W Railroad, VIZ:
al all stations North OF Albion the same nrice as for
d passage 10 Providence merely and back At Albion
o. AZ Pawtuckrt Valley Falls and Lonsdale so cts,
me BOAT made her first trip this month"; and is of The
very hrst class AS regards speed safety and
IONS ISAAC HlN-KLEY. Snp't. p. q WRR
Providence July so. d,c
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MECHANICS, FAIR.

The Salem Charitable Mechanic association
a NNOUNCES TO the public that their fret Exhibition
lem commencing ON MONDAY, September 24ih. and
continuing through the week.
invite al TO contribute in every department of indss
ry wnch can IN any way promote the comfort, conven,
renee or Improvement of mankind We respectfully So
clt me aid OF Mechanics, Manufacturers, and Artists
Lei mem 6rng forward the products of the Loom and the
Fo"ge II kinds of Machinery; every description of
Tool and Implement. Articles Of Wood, Stone, Metal,
GLASS, Leather, Wool, Cotton, Silk, Hemp and Flax,
specimens Of Printing, Statuary Painting Daguerreo.
types, Engraving and Lihography Articles OF Female
emily and taste will have prominent place in the
Exhibition. " =
The Annual Exhibition of the Essex Agricultural socie,
y and the Essex Institute will take place in Salem dur4
ing the week OF Fair We trust that The Manufacture
ers OF Agricultural Implements will bear in mind that we
may have good display of articles in this department.
The Superintendent Of the will be entrusted with
the care and management OF every article sent for exh-
billion, and every facility will be given to show lis useful
purpose, its ingenious Care will be taken
preserve them from Rjnry trustworthy men will be
IN attendance day and mig at; but all articles will at the
risk rth Each contributor will be entitled to
admission Contributors particularly and earnestly
requested to send forward their goods season. Arti,
cles intended for exhibition will be received the
TO the 22j Sept check will be given for each article
received which must be presented when they
All Goods Machinery etc. intended for exhibition, will
be transported the Rail Roads leading into the city,
Medals OF Silver and Diplomas will be awarded accord
ing TO the articles exhibited Strict justice shall be adj
?ndgedt to every contributor Impartial men possessing
intelligence, and competent knowledge in each depart
ment oart, will be selected judges; those only will be
appointed who are not competitors for premiums.
AfBE f g. Il e. rfia!iae e The EAir should
THOMAS NICHOLS, JR., Vice President, 81
sOIlN CHAPMAN Treasurer,
ELEAZER NJ. DAULTON, Secretary,
William SUTTON
JOHN HUSE. tNr - aH
ALVAH KENDALL,
JOSEPH CHISHOLM,
ABRAHAM TOWLE,
EDMUND CURR1ER,
BENJAMIN CURTIS,
STEPH. WLiITMORE JR
AMpS p DAY.
BENJAMIN EDWARDS,
STRATTON w ROBERTSON. b
Salem, Aug /. Feoa CIV
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NORWICH 4 WORCESTER RAILROAD
summer Arrangement-M May I, Is49.

Summer Arrangement-May z, 1915. sH
1ccOMMOD ATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at 10. 80 Am and a. 3OP. M
sT-The 10 30 m. Tain connects with tram ieaVin4
Springfield al 4 80 am Boston al ami Nashua at '|o
IN Providence at As am n :, ron,
The so m. train connects with Inc steam Dodt idh
from New Haven also train leaving Boston at P. M
Leave Norwich bt7 Am, and II M. a., W..
nrThe a M train connects nj Worcester WIN "es''
arm leaving at 10 a.m Boston train at l02o a,ij
Nashna train nj ii N Providence tram at i'V AN.
Poufret Special Trasn--Leave Pomfret at a. H. or
Norwich. Leave Norwich at ?. m tot ron"o''
FREIGHT TRAINS, . 45i ,al4 =
Leave Worcester at st AM. Leave Nor"'n d. -
AM-(Daly, Sundays excepted TO-, A,,n,s
nr Express Freight leaves Boston nj IL NJ or An'h
Point arriving in New York next mornins' nt
Iaove Boston AZ o'clock p. NJ. for New York, stop
nino only AT Framinsham, Worcester DaniesonViie anu
Norwich arriving at Alyns Point to take the koat at
PM. ,,1..,ar with N. train
arryinq from Nashua and Grotor junction at b;Sz pm
REruRNINe-Leave Alyn's Point about O'CLOCK A'"''
nm The arrival of the Steam Boat from Newly orK Ig
-AlI Baggage be delivered to the Basgg Maso'
r Cher person authorized TO receive IL before lug as
seneer takes his seat in the Cars,
Racoaoe will not be taken include money! merehdiI
dize nor other articles than those se personal use anu
b. hioher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must ne
o Thai fact and an extra price paid or the Company
will moi hold itsel! liable beyond that amount. s4sa
M baygase permitted in the Passenger Cars. :, -.
sinking permitted in the Passenger Cars OF Dspot
ssSangers I'M Isl procure Tickets al the statlon omces
iassens0's -. a s. II. p LEE, JR..
d,vtf Supt and Eng N. & w. r.
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HYDRO Electric, or Water Light.

THIS Light having been fully tested for months past
| will be ready for public service soon as letters
patent now pending are issued There several ea
lures in this light which give il the preference TO
any other artificial of Illumination Its pure white
raw enables the eve to defect shade OF color
while is perfectly free from the gmmer and wave
of all other gas lights. TIE strongest wind 20 moi
affect il in the least and there matches or other
ignited body required to light III the turning OF The facet
being the only required produce light There no
scent whatever danger of explosion from the escape
OF the gas apartments and il will be nrn he'd FIFTY
per cheaper any other ANY kind whatever
So perfectly this light considered that the subsci
Der is now making arrangements with the u S. Govern
ment for its introduction into the light houses Persons
wishing the light introduced into their stores ordweings
can learn further particulars by applying to the snbscr
Der. July 80 DIFF H. M FAlNE
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REMOVAL,
LA II ain Street.
I44,

l44 Ia ain Street, IA
Nhe Subscriber would tender bis acknowledg.
"A pen' to all who have patrOnzcd him at his forme,
pace OF business and now invites them, and the Jub,c p.uer
70 ms store newly fitted up, with he VEL
AND SHOE STORE, ~ = Doo
IL Main ST., opposite the Central Exchange,
where ne Is prepared TO Offer great inducements for the pur
CLOCKS, WATCHES, SILVER WARE, FINE JEWEL,
;, RY AND FANCY GOODS
on ms part shall be spared give perfect sas
IfGoh 70 every customer that please favor him with
call Goods will be offered such reduced prices tat
sons wishing TO purchases will be under the necessity of
looking elsewhere asking reduction ' "
Now on hand, splendid assortment of co15 o.5 e;,,
Patent LeUers Anchor, Horizontal D,pisr Ten;ne md
Perge WGtches from of The most celebrated mapnfc
torres IN Europe movements that will be cassd and .ed
order, at less than Boston PRIcEs. II
.- GOLD AND SILVER SPECTACLES
me eyes OF which will be adapted TO for al
must any deiect OF weakness, age or infrmy.
- SILTER SPOONS AND FORKS
III the Latest Patterns, hard made TO order Ru
e ana ruIt Knives, Napkin Rings, &c WARRANTED to he
@ "al they are recommended lc be; engraved in the be
an"tr Thont extra charge to purchasers Gold gnarJ
est ana Fob Chains Seals and KEYS Lockets Penc pms
breast pms Rings, Bracelets, Thnhlts Silver Pearl ia
hei ard Gases Silver Shel, Buffalo, Ivory and Horn Combs
rocket Knives, Scissors Needles Steel Beads Thermomsr
rocket Books, Wallets. &c DC.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH Pc
PAIRING
Engraving and Jobbng done the best manner at short mo-
nee, a. i44 Nam Street, opposite Post Office, Worceste
0uy .. RUFUS D. DUNBAR
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HOUSE PAPER WAREHluSE

FOSIER ST, WORCESTER.
A y. extensive assortment Of Medium and Common
PAPERs of every description down to six cents per
Roll FRENCH PAPERS, Gsld and Embossed, of ex
4ulsite finish and beauty for Drawing Rooms and Parlors
WINDOW CURTAIN PAPER, OF all Sorts some al the low
rate OF six cents window, fpriaed
PROJECTION Paper tor walls thai 10 be painted.
FIRE BOARD PRINTS (Frereh) very beautiful which
are invited to examine before purchasing else
%. All Kinds OF Papers PM on-Ceilings, Cornces
and Centre pieces aHa ROOMS I'm in the
best manner at short notice. tie terms
Q5- warehouse between Main Street and Boston and
Norwlcn Depot A. II. NEWTON.
NlhE IL. diff
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To MachiniSts, Manufacturers, &c.
4 MECHANIC who has had long experience in build
ing Machines Of various kinds, is DESTROYS of obtain
ing ituaton in some establishment where his services
would be made available He good general workman
and can work at FORCE, VICE. and LATHE.
He is a steady married Scochman, wages not so much
of an object permanent employ and moral vicini>
ty Please apply post paid to R. A., SPY OFFICE, Wor>
res Ter Mass dim Aug IL.
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q n. HUTCHINSON,

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,l ~ MAIN . SI /,
EANUFAC TURER and Dealer in IARNEs Ss. s Shp
N dies b9IDLES,-C Coach, Chaise and prai. c ooh
LARS Also Trunks talises and CARPET ssgs .s y
Gia and Twg wI.Rs &c. " Reaprns uone AN is Is
notIce. 5u o'~'
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s3 LE0WARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

OUSUUH dIlu WOICeSLer EXpreSS,
6a.s,Jss M 3 subscriber continues to run THE Ex
s4AAMa9 PRESS between Boston and Worcester fol
SNyszSS+ the safe transmission of Packages, Bundles
BanR Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generals
Three Tines each way Daily.
tarncular attention g>ea TO paying, collecting and me-
merchandise, produce, ETC.
Al packages must be directed to his care.
ed to his care and no risk assumed by the Boson ami
Worcester Rail Road Company
fackages by this line forwarded from Worcester tc
salem, Newbury port, Taunton Fall River and Now Bed
toId ais" to Portland, and all parts of Maine.
orders free Tor goods to be returned by this Express
UNDERSTANDING cos. Office Court Street
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE 1853 Main ST.
Worcester. 8 8 TEONAPn
Feb IS, l847. Al
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

MITCH s. JONES have OH hand Iron Plane
IL ing Machines Of Is feet, with trip motion com
pete and two of 9feet, without the trip monoh ING
above machines and built OF the best OF materials
and workmanship and will be scld low for cash or ap-
proved credit--ihey may he seen at or Foundry:
N. D.. We continue 10 make all kinds OF CAsTlNGS
in IRON and Brass in general use, and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Orders solicited. -,
Worcester, July 81 nH SID q 5a0 oa0i& au
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COMPREHENSIVE N0TICE 81

NOFARINE SHIP NOTICE !!
THE Subscribers have this day associated themselves in
the Provision business, The old stand of Joseph
converse Co., under the name and style of Cos~erse
ana culver, where they intend all times to keen com
ee assortment OF fresh and salt provisions which will
ne sold at wholesale retail low IDr cash The subscr
nope oigent attention 70 business con
nuaton of The patronage heretofore so literally bestowed
oh the old nrm CiiAS. e. CONVERSE.
April IL, I649. Jesse s CITIVFR
All persons indebted either by aote or account to III
sara Joseph Converse to JOSEPH Converse & Co are
requested to make immediate pay ment of the same to
either OF the subscribers the old stand of j. Conyerss
q Co., VINO are duly authorized to settle all such demands
CONVERSE & CULVER.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

~ - @%zssaAe-st
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT PA ssENGER TRAINs.
To goUern and after july 9, le49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and 10. 45 A. NJ. and 3.45 PM
Leave Providence at 7.45 AM 3.45 and 5 80 PM.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL VI and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence at IS9 P. VI. ~
THE TRAINS CONNECT Af
At Milve with coaches Tor Satcrsville At Uxbridge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. AT Whitns with
coaches for East Doug as and Whitinsve AT Farnums
with coaches for Graz On and N e. Village At
worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
witch and Worcester and Worcester and Nashua r. roads
n York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
AT providence with Steamer Perry from and Newport
twice each day. arrival of raIns.Wih ieamers for
Warren Bristol Pail r yer, q. Green usich- ~
and with StGniugton RailTya1 .,rn.c,s Of Prov,
denoe with steamboats, for N York via sonngton IL IL.
The M train from Worcester connects at WATERFORD
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Deds
ham &C. and al Pawtucket with trains OF Boston ana
Provideacs Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Bedford,
&C. &C. and The 5 so p. train from Providence con
meets the stations with return trains rom same
places .e,t. = ......, =
The 10 As NJ train leaves Worcester after arrival oil
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua, &C. &C, arrives IN
Providence in take trains of b. and r. Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, NJ Bedford, &C.
June9. dwu ISAAC HlNChLEf, suPt.
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FISH MARKET.

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER, i
xK7HERE can he found all the different kinds RESH
w FISH the affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Norwich New London, and Prov
dence markets, such Cod Haddock, Mdckeret Hdibut
Skad Bass Black and Blue Fish Salmon, &C. togeiher
with Of small Fish from the Salt and Fresh
Waters Also all kinds oi SHELL FISH from the above
places Also an assortment OF rte Smoked and Picked
Fish wholesale and retail.
N Fish bought this market will be dressed IN me
best AND fashionable style. and sent reasonable
| distance free tfchargs. TERMS CASH.
15- Cash paid tor all kinds of FRESH WATER FISH -
April 3. N. G. sPkAGuh
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A BARGAIN,

"A BARGAIN,
A ND A RARE CHANCE is offered TO
"a business who w0nd Ike TO engage in the Dry
and West India Goods business pleasant and thriving
village, on the line of the Western Rail Road ten miles
from ire City OF orceier. The subscriber being about
10 change his business will sell h entire stock and stand
AZ very great bargain Any individual having modsr
Country Store, where money CD, be made NAV spply
personally or by letter. rost paidito rf'
July IA DIFF JOHN FIRTH, CLopp,flle Hfass
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SaWS---'SaWS- Saws.

HAVE just received large assortment of
L HAND, PANNEL, and BACK SAWS of tbe mnat ~
perior article, and will warrant them 10 he he ter So,
than can b. found in the CRY
Saws Of all kinds made TO ofder-prunino and Rrcbor
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frsroos
constantly on hand. ~
Saws of all kinds that are troubled with kinks ,y;.
joints broken backs got out and warranied as ood
new Saws Of every descrpeS Retoothed Set FileJ ma
put In the best Of running ordsr!
nave long worked at Saw Making and understand every
branch OF the business. E. NJ. ELWELL
May IL diff HeYWOOTS Building Central 81
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

TO NIAhhIbU bhD1llO' -.--T-1
ny the strong solicitations Of her friends and partron
ID Mrs CsoopwS has at last reluctantly permitted her
name to b. brougA the public for the benefit those
ried who prefer not 10 FISK their Ss N inc psnvs
male PHYS clans al the most delicate period OF womans ne
Mrs perienced and succt ssiu aceoacheae au hou
herself readiness 10 calls of all who wish TO secure ner
SERVICES aud she feels confident by her long experience ~ her
profession 10 give entire satisfaction to all who ma! WISH 20
employ her.
Mrs G. win be found at her house, NO. II BROWN
Block, SaIem-street. iGiR gq, t7ggt a,
Worcester, Feb Il +,., 5-..i6 b. ~ A.E -
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Shoe BUYERS! Now is your Time,

REMOVAL. ASH
nR. E. A.. KITTREDGE has removed his
~ Office to his new Hydropaihic Institution, No. "a
Franklin Place, Frankiin Street, BOSTON. Vapor and
all kinds Of Unmedieaied Warm and Cold Baths always
in readiness at the Establishment. fs.4 sse passsa
Transient boarders in diseases IL desired, nd
best of and treatment the house, till restored
so SUCH dollars per day, and upwards. For pera
boarders from to dollars per day, according
| TO rooms, &C. dwtf May go.
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FLANNELS! sFLAMNELS y!
WE are now receiving an excellent assortment of
w FLANNELS consisting of fissag 81 tn ssas
+ and Plain Set Flannels,
and do Rellow do
- I" and White Domet, I"
~ IS g A whiie all Wool iaE
Shaker FlanEels very fine ard heavy, eat
Heavy Twill Set do &c. &C.,
which will lie sold at the lowest market prize.
HALL IL THOMPSON,
l34 Main St. opposite Central Hotel.
Aug II. se. ..s tAfrslsfas .dis6w
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COPPER AND TIN ROOFTNCz-
INN, Copper and Gayanised Iron Fave Troushs: Con-
per and Tin Gutter Innings nut in al shorI notice
cheap for cnsh - ~--eodE WITT ~
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
8 TIME Livery Property on Thomas street,
Tlr~ L consisting of HORSES CARRIAGES,
&EA HARNESSES SLEIGHS, &c, together with
lLA he lease. The above property will be sold
together or separately suit purchasers For particulars
insujre Of the subscriber, ADDISON PAINE. on ne
premises, or of O, HUDSON, Gien.st. ae IL,
Worcester, Jaly Is, 1s4s. du
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WORCESTER Il NASHUA RAIL ROAD
s3 sSg E.Sssr1 - $50 49,

AiIIO' n l'i'EeIueHl, commencing July 70 IS4o
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows
$40 LehVe arrive st Groton Nashua anC
Wnrcestera at Junction at Lowell nj
o'9U M SIS 9OOam
HOO am. 70 8nnm iISom
GOO pm 72O M SIS m
>, Leave Arrive at GrOton Reach
Easnna and Lowell, Junction, Worcester,
= so m. 7l5 am. 8 30a.m 9s2am
49, am n.l5am. 12 8ppm. s2op.m
1916 pm. / a nm % n m
$50 pm. 5.45 pm. 7.2O b m SIS p.m
HPassenger car on freight train to w. B0ylston.
FkEiGiiF TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
junction. Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily Tor Groton Junction and Worcester .f'E'
At Forester, tbe $50 A. NJ train connects with Nor
Wor -. BIT Train from NewY ork-Early trains OF the
BIOS. & Wer Prov. g. WUr., Nor. & Wor. and Western
H. toad, connect with The liam train from Worcester
Al Groton Junction, trains arrive smut aneooslv Mt
S.io A. II 80 7.20 p. M, from Worcester, Nashua
Boston, fchburg, Lowell, aud West Townsend and de-
part utaneously for the above named places al
AM, IL. 30 and 90 P. NJ
Trains arriving at Nashua Except the pm from Wor
rese connect with upward trains of Concord and Wilton
hd Roads and those leaving Nashua depart on arrival
OF downward trains of the same roads.
vi MS road forms The cheapest and expeditious
cHhhei OF communication for Freight AMI Passengers
between New FORK City, the Southern and Southwestern
porlons OF New England (ncudng the line of the West
erh MAI! Road and Lowell, Lawrence, and Portland
NASHUA Manchester Concord, and all places in the vi
eihlty OF the Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal
rsorhern and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
hallroad, upward from White River Junction-AIso, TO
all places on the line ofthe Fitchburg Vermont and Mas
sachusets Cheshire, Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
River Junction ~ NO
Fare from Nashua to New York. 81 and SO;
do do do to Providence, 50;
DO do Lowell to do Sl,75;
DO 90 do to New York, "a and So;
do do Worcester to Brattlehoro, 50 95
Worcester, July %, 1919. dwtf
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BY EVERY TRAIn-------
Upton, Grafton, N. e. Village, and
Worcester Express. ..-.
~ S TIME subscriber has commenced running
%S@ / Stage to and from Upton daily.
Ez=stsEa=z4 Sundays excepted) TO connect Win inc
line between Worcester and Grafton, leaving Upton Hotel
at ST M, and returning will leave the General stage
Once Worcester at P. NJ.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage Will twice day
leaving Worcester at 10 AM and M. Leave Grafton
nj 7 A. NJ. and ] p. NJ. - -
Books kept the Grafton Hotel, at h. M. smltn
Stage Office first door North ofthe American temperance
House. -, ~
Ii il very necessary that all Express Business should DC
accompanied with written orders and signed personally
hat it may e done with correctness. ,,o,,
Ssnt IL dwtf f TYLER HARRINGTON. 81
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r OSS'S
QuinsigGmO1ad, .1Iillb,.r,,. S,.tto,, crof,o., e..
s S1t' noTtaoradse, HolLr0oks Whitins Urbr;dgs
Maa~.t, nttnchstone, Hdterford, Woonsocket Hamlet
trni Eai dshfon, Lonsdale YGtey FafLs Cen.
""' T aus, raao'ucket and Providence
~. 2 R Ec S.!
Over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-About o'clock last even.
ing there was an alarm of fire, which proved to be
The fire originated in the long, low building prin-
cpally used in painting and finishing off passenger
cars, and had made such progress before being dis
covered, that although the fremen were promptly
on the spot the building with its contents was
consumed. Thee contents consisted mainly of
seven frs-cass passenger cars, all, or nearly all
finished and ready be delivered to the New York
and Erie Railroad Company, for whom they were
built. The value of these cars was $1,000 each
but we are happy to learn that the loss is entirely
covered by insurance. The Hartford Protection
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