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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17
Correspondence of the Spy.l

The governor informs us in his inaugural
address that the above sum was expended
upon the militia of this commonwealth the
last year, and at the same time tells us that
the Deiicitof revenue as compared with the
current expenses is 1921 1928.
Now as this latter sum can be provided for
only by direct tax upon the people. and as
nearly one third of the whole amount is for
supporting our volunteer militia, it seems O
pertinent enquiry whether such an expendi-
ture is wise or necessary. If it be, the people
will meet it cheelfully, if not we shall certain
ly be DESTROYS to get rid of it. SiXty~seven
thousand dollars per annum is large sum,
it is more we believe than Massachusetts pays
from her State Treasury for the encourage
ment of her commerce and schools. 1t is a
very heavy item indeed, and it is all incurred
for the support of UoIuRteer militia, an or
ganization upo1l which not the slightest rei-
ance can be placed, because, should any ext
gency arise, this force can at once disband it.
self and the state will be utterly without any
military organization whatever. This fact is
not generally known, but it came out very
fully in the late constitutional convention
where the matter was very carefully examined.
If we are to have military force it would
seem to be desirable that it should be- not a
holiday affair, but permanent and reliable
organization
That we need police force in all our towns
and villages all will agree, that it should be
composed Of citizens of good moral charac-
ter, and be placed on the most permanent ba-
sis will be conceded by all, and that they
should be SO armed and equipped as to meet
the emergencies incident to the service re-
quired. 10 the attainment of this object it is
believed the citizens of this commonwealth
generally are ready to contribute in person
and purse, but to the maintenance of our
present militia system which is so poorly
adapted to answer the purpose of a police
force, and so entirely unreliable against the
standing humbug Of san invasion is what a
| great part of the sensible tax paying people of
the State are not willing longer to contribute.
/ An effort will be made we understand dur
| ing the present session of our legislature to
bring about an essential modification of our
military laws and effect such changes as shall
remove the great objections which are felt to
our present system on account of its ineffi.
| cheney, its expense and its demoralizing in
| fuence, and all who feel interested in this
matter should unite in petitioning the legisla-
ture on this subject.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

Balloting for U s. Senator was re-
sumed in the Missouri Legislature on the
18th. Judge Scott was put in nomination in
place Of Mr.. Atchison. The first and second
ballots stood: Scott So, Donphan so, Ben
ton 80, Wilson l. Scott was then withdrawn,
and Gov. Sterling Price put in nomination,
upon which vindictive debate ensued. On
the third ballot, Doniphan had So, Price So,
Benton 80, scattering 2. Mr.. Atchison was
then renominated, and the Ants announced
their intention to stand by him.
Notwithstanding the increased vigil
lance of the police, gangs Of expert robbers
are committing serious depredations in New
York. In addition to the 1925 900 stolen last
week from the Merchants Bank, robberes of
jewelry to the amount of $4,000 from the
stores of Messrs. Tiffany & Co., Broadway !;
$4,000 from Messrs. Fonque & Co., and silks
and satins to the value Of $1,000 from the inn
porting house Of l.. A. Freund, have come to
light, without any arrests being made.
The Grisi and Mario concert for the
benefit Of the poor in New York, yielded
about $4,000, after deducting all expenses.
Hon. John r. Barbour died Jan. Is,
Of disease Of the heart, at his residence IN
Culpopper, Virginia.
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PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAILROAD.
ISAAC H. SoUTnwIcK, Esq, Superinten-
dent of the Providence and Worcester Rail
road, has accepted an appointment to the same
office upon the ''Central Ohio Railroad and
has resigned his present place, to take effect
upon the first of February. John B. Wins
low, long and favorably known as master ma
chinist on the Road, has been appointed SUI
perintendent pro tenn, from the time Mr..
Southwick's resignation takes effect, until the
election of superintendent shall be made.
At a meeting of the Directors OF the Road
on the 18th inst, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Resolred, That in accepting the resignation
Of Isaac H. Southwick. ESQ.,, of his Office as
Superintendent of the Providence and Wor.
cester Railroad Co., we tender him our assur-
ance Of the great confidence and respect we
entertain towards him, and bear our united
testimony to the efficient and faithful manner
in which he has discharged his arduous and
responsible duties.
Reso1red, That while acknowledging the
very handsome and hattering terms in which
Mr.. Southwick has addressed this Board in
communicating his resignation, we cordially
reciprocate the friendly feelings he has ex-
pressed, and earnestly wish him continued
and increasing prosperity in the new position
be is about to assume, and in all his future
pursuits and relations.
Resolved, That these resolutions be placed
on record, and that a copy of the same. signed
by the President and Clerk, be communicated
to Mr.. Southwick, and published.
Attest
WELCOME FARNUM, President.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

The HoRrIcuLTURrsT.- This monthly pub.
lished by James Wick, Jr., Rochest 7, N. Y,
and edited by P. Barry, is always welcome
yisiter. In the amount and variety Of it's
matter, it is unequallod by any similar work
in tho country, though a portion of it's con-
tents are more adapted to southern and west
ern localities than to New England. Still, it
is work that no one interested in the subject
here, can afford to be without The present
number contains notices of the new varieties
of grapes, and of other new and valuable
fruits. The Horticulturist is always executed
in the best style Of typography, with numer-
Gus well executed engravings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

How TO LOSE MoNHY.-In Troy, n. Y.
few days ago, forlorn Irshman entered the
Office Of The Why, and desired to havean adj
vertiscment written, offering $50 for the re.
coyery Of $500, which had been stolen from
the till Of his shop The sum was the savings
Of sixteen years of his life, and had been de-
posted by instruments in the Savings Bank,
but he had been frightened by the cry of in
security OF banks. and had withdraw his
funds, surprising that because he or his wife
was always present in the shop, the deposit
was safe, but some adroit thief took Il away
from him.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17
noard sf Mayor and Aldermen.
MONDAY Eve. Jan. /,


The petition of VIM. Dudley and others,
for lamps on Pleasant street, at The junction
of Seaver and Fruit streets, was referred to
the Committee on Lighting Streets.
Danforth Brown was licensed to keep an
Intelligence Office and to be an auctioneer.
The petition that Alden Thayer be appoint
ed a wood measurer, &c., was sent down to
the other board
The petition of James S. Whipple, to be
reappointed wood measurer at Lincoln Square,
was sent down.
The petition of the Young Mems Rhetori-
cal Society, for the free use of the Police Court
room during the current year, was referred to
the Committee on Public Buildings.
On petition of A. s. Hunt and others, that
Chandler street be made public highway,
Aids. Waite, Davis, and Southgate, were APP
pointed Committee, on the part of this
board, to report how much damages, if any,
would be claimed by the AUDITORS.
The petition of the City Auditor for increase
of salary was referred to the Committee on
Claims.
The petition Of Dennis Rice and others,
that Winter street be made pubic highway,
to Grafton street, was referred to Special
Committee.
The ordinance, fixing the yearly salary of
the City Messenger at 5000, was, on the re-
port of the joint special committee, amended
by making the salary $500. The ordinance
was then passed to a second reading,
The bill of Ezekiel Daniels, charging the
city the sum of $500, for damage to Ararat
street by Instructions of snow, was referred
to the Committee on Claims.
The Joint Standing Committee on the Fire
Department reported an order, which was
adopted, authorizing The Mayor to petition tho
Legislature so to amend the City Charter as
to give the City Council authority to organize
and control the Fire Department
The petition of the Union Church Society.
that the City pay for the bell broken on the
4th of July last, was referred to a special com
mittee.
Warren Lazell, Samuel Smith, and Z. g..
Partridge, were chosen Assessors, in conven-
tion of both branches.
George Geer was chosen sealer of weights
and measures.
James Campbell was elected pound keeper,
and William Matthews field driver. Joel Ly-
on, Benz. Flagg, Jonas Hartshorn, and Wal
ter Biselow, fence-viewers; and Walter r.
Bigelow and Moses I. Breck, surveyors of
lumber, clapboards sc.
A message was received from the Common
Council, stating that Benjamin Walker was
elected Street Commissioner.
James II. Wall was drawn as Grand Juror
for the current year.
The report of NJ. B. Inches, in relation to a
fresh supply Of water for the city, was referred
to the Committee on Water. The Committee
was also authorized to make enquiry concern
ing the means of obtaining temporary sup
ply.
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From the Dublin University Magazine.
Soma


A maid reclined beside a stream,
At fall of summer day,
And, half awake and half adream,
She watched the ripples' play.
She marke the waters fall and heave,
The deepening shadows throng,
And heard, as darkened down the eve,
That rivers babbling song.
And thus it sung, with tinkling tongue,
That ripping, shadowy river
"Youth's brightest day will fade away
Forever and forever ~
The twilight past, the moon at last,
Rose broadly DER the night,
Each ripple CLEANS beneath her beams,
As wrought in silver bright.
The heaYing waters glide along,
But, m'ngling with their voice,
The nightingale now pours his song,
And makes the shades rejoice.
And thus he sung, with tuneful tongue,
That bird beside the river
"When youth is gone, true love shines on
Forever and forever.n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

FOREIGN PAUPERs.-The Swiss Benevolent
Society of New York, has taken charge of the
Swiss paupers, whose arrival was recorded
last week, and they will be sent to the inte-
rior, instead of Boston, from which place they
came in the steamer State of Maine. Their
passage was paid to this country by their local
governments, and they were wrecked on Sa-
bic Island, in the Arcadia.
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II EN- oval. = The subscribers have removed to
the new store FOSTER STREET, near the Boston
Worcester Passenger Depot where they will continue
carry on the WHOLESALE PRODUCE BUSINESS, in
all its branches The public patronage respectfully so
lcited. BASSETT & BAYLIES
%
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businesS Arithmetic. or Business Gale
CULATIONS.-A complete understanding of this branch
OF study, can be obtained without any book study what
ever, by attending EatonS explanatory Eueaing Lee
lures upon this subject, Wednesday evening every
week.
All that will be necessary for young men-that have
ears to hear-w be to let them hear what Eaton viii
explain in one course upon the subject of Commercial
Calculations, to become perfectly and rapid aci
Ountants. diff ms =
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FOR ONE lNEEh nNLYu

hrs. H. NJ COrbett, III EPEND EN-
CLAlRyOfANT, formerly of SALEM, would respect
fully inform the inhabitants Of Worcester and vicinity,
that she is prepared to wait upon all who wish to consult
with her on the past present. and future of absent friends
and persons, lost property courtship marriage cases.
or any business transactions.
Reslence-53 Centralstreet. Examinatons-5O cents
Office hOuIs-fron to p. NJ
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A. r Ware, Proprietor OF the One
PRICE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. los and 10
Main street, Worcester, would respectfully invite the at
enon Of his friends customers, and the public generally
the immense Stock of
sEAsONABLF CLOTHING,
ohs manufacture adapted to every age taste
and profession. The great extent of this Establishment
and its superior facilities for manufacturing upon LARGE
scale haVs secured large share and patron
age and regard to the present stock it is believed that
IN ponto neaness Style excellence of shape or fit and
thoroughness craftsmanship is not surpassed by any
other in the State The Departmental
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
presents attractive array Garments for all sizes ana
conditions of the juvenile community. and exertions viii
continue to be made to keep this Department compet
possible.
The Furnishing Goods Department
mbraces full and complete assortment or
SHIRTS, DICKIES,
DRAWERS, BOsOMS
sUsPENDERs, STOCKS
UMBRELLAS, CRAVATS
sCARFs HANDKERCHIEFs,
DRESSING Gowns.
Stk, Cotton, and Wool Understands, Dralvers &C.
d The Go.ds are purchased in large quantities. from
The best Sources and are sold at small per advance
The Custom Department..
10 the second story contains large and desirable stock
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YESTINGs, &c, embracing
almost every article of seasonabe Goods for Genemens
Garments which will he made up to order at short notice.
unreasonable prices in tasteful Fashionable style Thor
ough workmanship, and unexceptonabe fits warranted
Purchasers who have been in the habit procuring
goods at this establishment, especially invited
anime this stock before purchasing elsewhere
The attention of wholesale purchasers respectfully in.
Tited.
N. B. Stock reviewed at frequent intervals and every
article having become, from change of season or fashion,
diminished value. MARKED DOWN P. WARE
Gray Hairs Changed. and no Dye employed.
VAN DEUSEN'S IMPROVED WAHPENE. In addition
to the virtues of the above wonderful Hair restorav- and
well established specific the fact is admitted that
of the best preparations for the hair Besides
changing gay hair to its original color producing
new growth where partial badness dsfgures the head,
soens and beauties the hair, eaces from the skin pim.
pies and all cuancous erupons and in of confirmed
nervous affections of the head, affords from repeated APP
pications, most speedy and happy relief. Thousands
have experienced its happy effects and being safe and
pleasant application, it is daily used in the families of the
elite and fashionable
For sale by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, 229 Main
street, Worcester Depot, ia Chambers st. New York
jy13 deodIy
Opinion of the Secretary OF THE STATE OF
VERMONT Hon. DANIEL P THOMPSON, who writes clay
ing seen the beneficial effects Of your Vegetable Puona
ry Balsam, for Coughs, Colds, and Consumption in my
family and neghborhood feel free to say that look
uponi very valuable medicine in the diseases for
which it is recUmmendedn See advertisement in another
column. w2i&1eod2w janl0
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The Providence Journal states that "the in
surance on the Woodbury. Mill for $4,000, was
at the Manufacturer Mutual at Worcester"
The Journal is mistaken. The mill was not
insured by tho Manufacturers' Mutual, in this
city.
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q. FL. JenclIs, DENTIST ard Manufacturer o
Mineral Teeth TEETH inserted fine gold plate from
tooth to entire set.
Filling and extracting done in the most thorough man
ner Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases or no charge
II Office ESoS DORR Il Co IS Bookstore fouI
doors north of the American House.
Worcester, May /, 1854. DIFF
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DIR. Henry :

DIR. Henry Sargent having paid particular al
enon in his recent visit to Paris and London to the
study Of Diseases of the Eye and General Surgery will
hrnceforh devote himself especially the practice
these branches of his Profession Office No. IL and Il
Worcester Bank Block. apl2 dawtf
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SITUATION WANTED-as engineer Of n
- stationary engine, by one having lind eight years ex-
porienoe In the business aud furnish go recon-
menlations as to capabty. Address H. H. BLISS,
South Hadey Fails, ~. dDte jamie
CARVINGS BANK. - OFFICE IN CENTRAL,
kObNCHANGE, The Worcester Mcchanics' Savings,
Bank Is open daily for the receipt d Deposits from an
classes.
Worcester Oct. /, 1863, VISIT
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FAILURES AT THE SoUTHwEsT.-The seems
to be great monetary panic at the South
west. and several large firms in st. Louis and
New Orleans have suspended during the past
week. A western merchant, now in Boston,
estimates that the Indebtedness of the houses
which have suspended since January LIST, in
the southwestern cities, cannot be below ten
millions Of dollars.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

DIPLOMATIC AProINTMENT.--Mr Soule has
resigned his Office as Minister to Spain, and
John Q. breckenridge has beon appointed his
successor
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OHer for sale and will keep hand through the season
better assortment of LIME than be bought any
other place in the State Also Cement and Cacine Pas
ter.
Worcester, March Is, 1854 DIFF mch26
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Glass i'm Drawing will be formed at the Mount
Pleasant school, Wednesday afternoon Dec 9th Pat
ronage solicited, and satisfaction Reference
specimens at VIM. Aliens Bookstore and at the Schoo
Rooms. PERsIs II. s. CARTER, Teacher
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TUETFORD ACADEMY

Winter Term begins Nov. %. HIRAM CIRCUIT, A. NJ.
Principal with full Board Teachers in the De-
partments. Of the 400 different students in attendance
during the last year. 100 from Massachusetts, and
the remaining 800 from II other States and countries
For further partculu s, Catalogue. Apply to the
Dpr,r-
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KNOCKED DowN.-Robert Haskins, car
penter, was knocked down last night about
ten o'clock, on Laurel street, and was carried
home senseless.
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Sparkling Soda Winter, with the usual variety
of choice Syrups Fifty Tickets for one dollar.
l.. 7. LAZELL, Apothecary,
may1 diff 20l MainStreet
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or who have maintained health and strength
under cold and wet. We have tents, but can
not get them upto the camp. There is great
deficiency of hospital marques, and horrible
as it is to think of such thing, it is no less
true that, according to information received
from no very doubtful source, five men of
battalion of the Guards were found dead out
side one of the tents within the last thirty
hours. f-T
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Money WanIed.-Any one having any Of the
above desirable article make than three per
cen month"; by exchanging the same for Clothing at
VALENTINE STUDLEi IS, corner of Main and Elm Sts
All Winter Clothing at Cost, from this date.
d2l dim
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j. *. CInrh, M. d., Homeopathic Physician
No Walnut Street. Office hours from to 0 A; NJ, and
rom to p. M.
Worcester, January l, 1851.
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A. Prentiss, Designer and Engrayer upon Wood
and Stone. House Crescent Street. All orders left
with O. W. RICE at l.. D. Goddard Il Co.'s, will meet
with prompt attention. Particular attention paid to Draft
ny Machinery. dec3O dtf
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Removal. Mrs. NJ. W. GERELDS Phys,c,an
and successful MidDife, No. SO Summer, betwe Cen
trai and Exchange streets. N. B-Partcuar attention
given to the treatment Of all Female Diseases of o3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-01-17

DOrmun @ uadriiIe Bnmd.-Thc member
of this associations take pleasure announcing to the cit
the services Of Mr. G. ScHNAPP, (ate general director of
the Boston Germania Band their Director Viola Cor
net and Trombone player. The Band therefore solicit
liberal share of patronage with the that their
performances will ever be satisfactory their employers
and creditable to themselves.
Engagements made by c. X. Dorman, SIS Summer-st:
G schnapp, at A. hs 1921 Man-street c. j. Rich
ards, Il Central-street at Lorng Brothers. Music
Store, 203 Man-street, Worcester. DIFF u6
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GoddarsI s TwieheII,s q uadrILIe Bnnd

J. NJ. ALDRCI, PrOmpter.
N. P. GODDARD, LIST Violin W. L. HoBBs Clarionett
j. NJ. ALDRICH, ID Viola. L. " BAKER, Corneta Piston
Il. W. TwIcHELL, Double Bass.
% Engagements made by Il. W. Twichel, Leader of
the Worcester Cornet Band, % Salem Street; N P
Goddard, J. N. Aldrich, Lorng Brothers, 2O3 Main
Street. DIM az
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III. c. o. Blake will give instruction tn classes or
the Ancient and Modern Languages Math-
ematcs. NC. at No. 5 Bowdoin street.
DIS deod6m
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The Adams Express, and also WmrcoMB's
ExPREss,-remoyed to Fosters New Block No. Pearl
street. Worcester. l.. L. MASON, Agent.
n27 DIFF
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Dressed Hogs. and POuIIry.-A fresh sup.
ply Of hese articles just received and for sale by ORA
PER y CLARK. Also supply Of Beans.
jan 2 diff
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Mrs. y. Goodwin, an experienced and successful
midwife holds herself In readiness, day and night Mt
aendthe duties Of her profession. Residence 10 Austin
street. oct2l ar
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as Front Street, ..................Wo Worcester Mass
s22 DIFF
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ATTORNEY ANc 1ouNsEuLoR AT LAW.
49,, W. Elagg's Building,
d26 WORCESTER. MASS. d&wostf
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DIED

Wedding Cards printed in the neatest manner
alshor notice, at the Spy Office.
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j. II. LinnelI. M. ID, homeopathic. Once and
Resi- euce No Walnut street. ONCE hours from ii 10
IL A. NJ, and 2 to 4P.M.
Worcester, Jan 9th, 1855. du ianb
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/. CUsTOM ROOT AND SHOE Smnn-

W. NO 10 Mechanic street, w rcester.
The Subscribers have taken the shop lately occunjca u
Adams Express Office where they will make 10 order
Mems sewed and pepged Boots and Shoes Of AFT Kinds
Old boot tops new footed with Kip Calf or Pa en ather
reasonable terms '
Also, rubber soleng and all kinds Of repairing done at
short notice. All work done nj our sb1p Ia warranted ~
give satisfaction, both in style and durability.
WIN. u. HALE.
jamie dom s. p HALE
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ATTORNEY S COUNSELLOR At L4U
d. No. Union Block. Worcester d6.wtf
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l.. II. Nichols, M. d., Homeopathic Physician
Residence No. ll2 Main Street Office Hours from to
A. Mi 10 4, and SP NJ.
Aug lst y, 1853. l1v
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JANTES y. EsTAPROOK

T T . r Y z 7 4 T I A ",
No. Worcester Bank Block. Foster Street
jylA WORCESTER, MASS. ld&wtf