Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-08-03
Notices.

ESXIURSION.-The Annual Excursion of the
- UnyersaIist Society and Sabbath School viii he on
FRIDAY the Sd Of August, to Birmingham Grove
Good Speaking Good Music, Good Singing ana eoOo
time generally may be expected
The train will leave the B. W. depot 81 precisely eigh1
and half o'clock Friday morning
Tickets the Excursion, adults so cts Children 20 CTS
To be had only of Nee, rEey & Bigslow, 2lS Main st.
JOSEPH PRATT,
O. W. GILL, co,nnf,tae
JEROME MARBLE, 81
W MEC0KNEY, Arrangements
NJ. RUSSELL.
GE0 T. VIVIAN,
jy81 dst
MIOTTCE.-Ths Summer Exhibition of Fruits and
II Flowers at HORTICULTURAL HALL, VIII COM
melee on Saturday. June IN. ana ;bo rum
10 NJ to r ~ III are invited to contribute to these
exhibitions, which, as heretofore are flee OF admission
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
unEFoRE ALEXANDER II BULLOCK, ESQUIRE,
ID Commissioner OF Insolvency within and for the
County of Worcester
In insolvency in the matter of CHART Es TAYLOR,
Northbrii {, undersigned having proved his debt
hereby petitions that the proceedings be stayed
Worcester, July Is, 1885. HENRY Ch AfAN'
WORCESTER ss August /, 1s55.-on the foregoing Pc
on is ordered, that hearing be had at my ONCE IN
Worcester in said County, on the sixteenth DAY Augus
lust 81 o'clock the forenoon when and where any
person interested in said estate appear and show
the prayer thereof should not be granted And
that notice If said hearing be given by publishing an at
tested copy OF said Petition and this Order three times in
the Daily Spv newspaper printed at said Worcester and
by giving written notice by mail otherwise to all known
Creditors oi 'us '1'' e'''''' IN. BULLOCK,
| Commissioner Of Insolvency
A COPY Of the Petition and Order,
aug dSt Attest: j. HENRY HILL Clerk
vEyo ALEXANDER II BULLOCK, EsQuIaE, Uommis-
sioner Insolvency in and for the County of Wor-
| cester
| In the matter of William Powers, of Warren, in said
County, an Insovent d. btor respectfully shows John
Tolman of Ware, the eoun Of hampshire that he Is
creditor of the said Willam Powtrsis and mat ms
claim has been duly proved and allowed lie now praSs
that urther proceedings in said case nay he stayed ana
an order passed accordingly JOHN T0L |,
WORCESTER S. Aug l. 1855 On the foregoing Petition
that hearing he had at Office in Worcester
In said Cosnty he seventeenth day Of August inst,
O'Clock in the oren0op when and where any per-
interested in said estate appear and show cause why
the prayer thereof should not be granted And that no.
tce OF said hearing be given, by publishing an attesed
copy said petition and this order three times in the Dali
ly SPY newspaper printed at said Worcester ana py
giving written not ce by mail or otherwise to all known
''eO''O'' 'N '' A. H. BULLOCK,
Commissioner of Insolvency.
au 90 d$t ' Attest: J. HENRY HILL, Clerk.
ATOTICE,-Whereas act was passed by the last
" Legislature If this Commonwe incorporating
Geo. 7. Rice, Geo. W. Richardson, Il; n: Bigeow, r.
Wayand. Jr Geo. W Bently, and A. J. Baldwin Their
associates and SUCCESSORS under the name OF The Worces
ter and Nashua Telegraph Company meeting will be
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next at ten O'CLOCK in the forenoon, at the office OF
Wayland Jr., Esq Worcester Bank Block to act upoI
the acceptance of said act of Incorporation to elect asso
GATES and to form BYLAWS elect officers, and do all 9th
er business which may properly and lawfully come befor
said meeting.
g. W i RIoHARDsoN, the persons asal named
e @. w. kENTlFY, in the act OF
F. WAYLAND, JR., Incorporation.
Worcester July 81 1855 dtaug6
9NLTNTON BRASS FAND.-At the Annus
q j Meeting of the Clinton Brass Band. held Feb. y
1885, the following officers were elected for the ensun
Iear:
DAVID CHASE, Leader; A. j. GIBSON, Director l.
THoMPsoN Secretary g. S. NICHOLAS, Treasurer.
They would respectfully announce that they are no
prepared to furnish Music for Military and Fire Comp
MES Pic Mics Sarenades and all occasions where the Sc
gices Of a Band may be required.
Application made either of the officers, Clinton Mass
mr. to Lorngs' or Marshs Music Stores Worcester Mass
will receive prompt attention. They have made and W
appear in a beautiful change of uniform this season.
Clinton, April 9th, 1855. dom my4
Ms4s WORCESTER BRASS BAND.
KFNSThe Worcester Brass Band respectfully be ca
gsgg19to inform the Military and Fire Companies a
~ the iubc generally, of the city OF w rcester a
tcinlty, that having secured the services OF Mr. Wm
HOBBS their Leader and Director, they are prepared
furnish for taradss, Pcncs, Excursions, Serenaq
&C., Sc, at the lowest possible terms
All orders left at Lorngs' and A. Marsh's Music Stor
Rin llieet vii roTnps Murray, No. 26 Temple sire
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