Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-04-10
CITY AND COUNTY.

CITY AND COUNTY.
-. 3METEoRoLoGIcAL !oEisERyAATI9Gxsst, ,r..,
ending April s. 1850 p,.,
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The FARMERS CLUB.-There was a limited
attendance at the meeting last night. Some
conversation ensued about the comparative
merit of the Durham and Ayershire cows !;
and the former were defended against the
charge that they were enormous eaters by sew
eral farmers who accused the Ayershires OF
having an inordinatey voracious appetite. AT
an early hour the meeting adjourned for one
week There should be a full attendance at
Flagg's Block next Monday evening, for after
that the regular weekly meetings of the club
will be suspended till the harvest is ended.
INSOLVENCY NIEErINes.-Meetings on the follow
ing estates are held at the insolyent court room,
this forenoon
s. j. Woodbury. Co., Sutton, I'd meeting, 10 A NJ
j. o. Bemis & Son, Worcester, Sd, contm'd' .
Griswold Bradley, ga II ~ .
Timothy Ide Jr. Milford, Sd. ~
HeMeil Nal pIe' Iy. "a or+ir,d q :.
Calvin A. Hill, LIST, 9
Westboro' Manufacturing Co; nearing ~ ~
d. W 0n"''uoN " ~ DiO0'h-D' i9''
POLICE CouRr-Yesterday, Peter Whalan, for
oso,,lt ,,,,c ~ ne, ,os so+ tho House of Correc
tion for ono month lanes F Reed. for disturbing
tlo rooco was aiyen a like sentence Peter Rice
for assault and battery. was fined So and costs
Pot,icl, C,oo,gin for tbe same oianse was fined So
-oA 0se-'' -
ana costs
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| CoNCEhi an DALA' i' H'os"" u ' ''
aided by a similar musical association of Germans
from Springfeld gave pleasant concert and ball at
utio,1turoI Hal last niobt The nusicaI exercis-
- a. - n,,,a.
| es which were conducted III an eAceileht MANNER
were loudly applauded Musical societies like these,
in which the female sonrono and coptraIto arc ip-
- So, IN
nored, manage to sing some beautiful music WIN
great softness and delicacy as well as the thunder
inc cbor,sos Mr. Pot, charmed tho audience hy-
1T, o,,o f Ii o,,risi.o ;,,i, so,os Aftor tho
conoor@ came +ho donca
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The MENDELssoHN QUINrETTE CLUB, OF Boston
with the popular vocalist Mrs. Long Will give
concert at Brlniey Hail. next MONDAY evening Inc
high artistic reputation OF this club must induce all
lovers OF classic music VINO have not heard them
play, 10 De present at their concert
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E,rc,prr,,, Tho annual to,,, ,,oo+i,,, in Fitch
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nt,icors chosen Cor Tho ons,,ir,, voar
to-, CIor,- Totn y For,,on so,ootr,or- 1obr
| 2 Sabin David H. Merriam VIM kimball Ira
Carleton, VIM O: Brown. Assessors-Isaac b.
49, Nv " I anri 1t IP p Sob
VIM kimbalI School Committee-Wm p Tilden
Treasurer Ebene7er Torrey. Constab les r.
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s. e. Frost, Edmund B. Hayward, John W. Kim
ball, Lyman latch, James + Putnam Nat Cowdin,
Wm' WoodfmpY IF Joeenb Fierce oriston StocS
well, Samuel Farwen I'd, E. T. Miles, / orter & Bar
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