Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-05-16
ri CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
THE SETTLEMENT OF THETOWN OF
BROOK FIELD.


The present year makes the Two Hundrcdth Annivcr-
sarv of the settlement Of roOkcd, and it thought
desirable and proner that the should be conmcm-
grated IN suitable manner. A general meeting the
citizens of the several towns into which the ancient
OF Bro9khed mas been divided has been held, and the
undersigned appointed Committee to make arrange
ments for the OCCASION and invite the attendance all
who may feel an interest it, have fixed the FOURTH
OF JULY as the day on which the celebration will take
place All who originated i'm, have residents of
The sons and Daughters of Brooked scattered far
ana wide IN all he States of the Uion but the Commit
tee trust theN VIII be happy to come together
sion so aught with interesting associations and remins
The first settlement having been made in that part of
the Ola town now incorporated as West BroOkdcd, and
which stood successfully tile Indian siege Of 1915 the
Gilbert Fort, and the first Grave Yard being that
section m Committae have decided 10 hold the pro-
posed celebration in that town. REV. LYMAN WHITING
has been invited to deliver the Address and every effort
VIII ne made 10 giTe interest to the occasion.
large tent Will be erected upon the Common, in
vidcj ''''"ei ~ p''-
Tickets to the Tent and Dinner one dollar,
COMmTTEE.-Aaron KimbalI. Francis Howe, o. C. Eel
ton, Emmons Twichell, Luther Stowell, \ II Mouton,
Geo Geo w. c johnson; T. l., McGn Geo Forbes pliny
Jr, Hiram Carruth, Piny Nyc, Amasa Walker Bonum
Alansqn Hamilton Nathaniel IyndS Alfred whtc, J6,,
siah llcnshaw, Baxter Barnes, RAYMOND Cummings,
Charles T. smith, John NJ Fales l.. IL thomson, $. n.
White, g. W. Lincoln dlaw&weowtf myl
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Iothns that possibly injure the finest plate jew
CRY, even the most delicate designed
for toilet 1t is far superior any soap
cleaning line House Paint, StatuarY, Artificial Teeth,
Plate, &c, &c,
Many OF our largest importers, and manufacturers of
silver and plated who have used it, have given il
their unqualified approval. Read the following:
. BosroN, May . 1859.
Mcssrs SANFORD & BuRDGTT:
Gentemen-Atter repeated trials of your Silver Soap
recOnuc end it as tie best article hare
for cleaning silver and plated ware. 1t be used
by every family. Yours, respectfully,
SmEvE, BROWN, d Co,
(Late Jones, Ball, IL Coz
BosToN, June !, 1859.
Gcntlcmen-we have, during the last twelve months
given Silver thorough trial and find there is
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with less trouble than anything have been able to find
Yours, respectfully,
SAMUEL I. CROSBY Co., 60 Washington street.
Boston. June 10, 1853.
Centlemen-We have made careful trial of your silver
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silver and plated wares particularly the chased and
frosted work, and take pleasure in Recommending ii to
ish restoring the color with very small amount of
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HADDocK LINCOLN, & Foss,
% and 81 Washington street.
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This Soap, unrivalcd for its properties free
from caustic aka ltscOurs the hands renders
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Writing and Printers Ink, Pitch, Vansh, Acid and
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other neutralizing AGENTS is equal to the Dest
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the price
Manufactured by the BosToN INDEXICAL SOAP Co.
GEO W. Stafford IL CO., Agents,
(Late Stafford ~ Burdtt,)
mYl2 d2taw&w2w Is Sudbury street. Boston.