Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-02
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ROST0N & WORrECTER


eSs=s5:=s=:5z--ERAILR0AD. - SUMNER ARRANGE.
- -AEET, commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS lesvefor Boston, as follows.
n hesSS "TFGss'sr at go Exp 455 Exp to Franz 7,
go and 500 D trains start from the upper:
al M ether ron . p the Low Station.
@lilbury, 80 q. m. 4.4V ?, n.
GIrsiton, ~ lO05 a. m. !, 5lsp. m.
SSqt6635oasS S. a!s a NJ NJ e. and Rn $50 pm
Ss9 9bis,, 1A 4 1928 a m; La. sap.
Milford, 40, $40 s. S 00p. m
NNOrthboTo a. m. i2s0 p m
= Fram1iInEham Is Express SAC $780, 1913 m lsD
SSax,o9viile, IS a. MI i2 ii5P B. m m. II"
west Needbam II S. Isl ig ss II % 0 az 3
%!an , 5Ss ~, 62l, III N, LII. % pm
West Newton T., 7!2, SIP, ss2 wor, al2,u22 wor..
NGwtonvile, SIS, 7'l6 SIS, 9,l6 M 81 81 4466ll,
\ Newton Corner 62I 72l, s2l $751; s2l, 27 1856
Hris 3, 50 726 rs, $40 s2s 1872 M lH, 2s,
G9gms9ridse Crossing, $50 1850 $50, $50 M las, 2,sS
Cambridge Farm, a. sst ssaa IT, Lag 2ss, 5O4, 62s
.. Brookine, e85', Is 745+ rs, 81. iOa.m. % 1s
and X 80 g. $50 p M On sunday, 9.45 m, and lis
ln eOnnestioR With trains Charles River Branch
worcestsr TRAINS Il : leave Boston, a; follows
E5p 10 4 E4p s5 81 E sS p sS Exp N '' 2
AA 6p NY, 4 y Exp, $50 Exp; Us Exp p m
EN- "a FIr via springfield 1888 Exp a. m, 2-l5
sew 1ork, wa Norwich, $50 Exp D. m
Mllleury, Lisa m. LOO p m
S %ssfaGS5S + Is n n e. -. 80 Ez,pm
Cordavile, us a. m. 80, 400 p. M
r F5aq q us Exp, lis So Exp a. M lsO, . .j
Milford, lis a. NJ. i.3J $40 b. M
Morthboro'. Is a. M, 90 p. m.
Natick: IL, 80 TN l 30. 400 6.00pr1
Grant TfGaH 7s ID 3 81 80 m s0 40 6SOpm.
AuDurndale, Newtonvile, Newton Corner Cambridoa
Tq qS On aad Cambridge Farm, lis, s. $50 M IL m
Sazonvills $40 a M, 500 p. m.
~ NEST Newton IT'S, s, $780, r. 100, 43O, g. l.
B!o9k!ne e 745, 800 Il m l2l5*, 2so- aO., So,
~? To y ~ p m On Sundays at 1918 NJ. PAS and
s8- New York Sunday Mail Train at 80 y. M.
Boston, April 80. 1882 E.B- 1 PHILLIPS, SUIT;
psEszs5s7zzzsa WESTERN RAILROAD
s5=s====Si,zsSP SPRING ARRANGEMERTS - Com.
ton. Alban, and Troy. y '''-~ D0',
Leave Worcester for Albany and Way Stations, (ac,
connlodauon) at 540 a. m. and p, m.
For New York and Albany, exp 955 a. M and 30 p.
New York Mail train 10 p M
Rdttroad ConRectoas.-At Albany with the New York
Central Troy and Grcenbush and Hudson River rail.
roads. At Chatham with the Harlem ana Hudson and
Boston railroads At State Line with the HOus8tonc
Adams, and Stockbridge and Pitslield railroads At
KIN ne amPshTe and HamPden Tailroad
nelu, ard Connecticut River Raos At Palmer with
t CIV LONDON, amer and WiilimsDtic and Belcher
town ana Amherst railrC ads. At Worcester junction
| with the Providence and Worcester Worcester and
| Nashua and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
worcester May l. 1862. HENRY GRAY, Sup't
Ezzz55sz1--=s9 WORCESTER & NASHUA
| sF====5zsssssss- A L X OAD.-SUAIAIlR ARRANGE
| azSM len I:-Irains run follows: Leave
Leave Nashua at I a. m. and Il m and 5 b. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains oI
Ohcprd X Il where passengers take the to
the Northern the Passumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Aontreal and Vermont Central Railroad.
AT GrOt0n junction, trains directly with
rams OF the stony Brook Rairosd with trains
Oh me rltcnDarg Railroad with the exception of the frat
Tram IRON bosOn; and at Fitchburg with trains the
vermont and Massachusetts, and Cheshire Railroads.
a tram leaves worcester every sunday morning $40
O'Clock for Lowell and stations stopping to take up
passengers when signal is made Returning leave Low
| ell at 3 30 M. reach Worcester 1880.
FOR fuIther particulars and connections with othe
roads, see Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
| land States" d. W BENTLEY Snn't
| Worcester June 10, 1852 d