Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-21
ssE.sss.---- WORCESTER & NASHUA
Isssss5a5ga5zsF NORWICH & WORCES-
5szzssz=s=zzf1FER RAILROAT. - SUMMER AR.
a2-G-ga-RANGENENT commencing MONDAY

r $500 =5zs1TER RAILROAT = SUMNER AR.
June :, I555 --1'-i' OF 'N-'1' commencing MONDAY
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. LEAVE WORCESTER AT
400 m. Way Passenger rrain. Arrives ut Plain
ned IN season 10 train to Providence arriving Plov
10 30 am. Way Passen ger Train. Connects at wcr-
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua Ftchburg Low
qemee ana Boston trains at Norwich with train New
4O0 m. Way Passenger Train. Connects. at Wor-
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchburg Lowell &c;
and Trains from Western and Providence & Worcester
R a5S at faned Junction trains from Providence
sengers from Way Stati IDS for New York by Steamer
100 p. N. Steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains IRON Boston: Con,
Leaves Norwich for New London at 9l5 p. m
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NoRwIcH AT
Tvs a. m Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
Nashua Concord Ftch6ag &c This train leaves Iesye;
New London AT lSO fependent arrival Of Steam
es $40 ansd WAY ~ Gonnsctng at Plain
for Springfield, Albany, SC. and Providence and at
Worcester for Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg Con
o.Its 30 Way PASSENGER Train Arriving at woT
dence Springfield and Albany; Worcester for trains
to Boston, Nashua, Lowell. Titchburg. &C
with fran from New London, and at Planfied Junction
with train to Providence. Reaches Worcester
jcll dit y P. St M. ANDREWS, supt
1.55sssaas5zss7z BOSTON & WORCESTER
t1s5s=5ss==:ss =saRAILROAD. - SUMNER ARRANGE
- 22--AEN7, commencing on MONDAY, May
PASSENGER TRAINS ieavefor Boston, as follows;
$40 a. m. l245, S25 Exp, 500, 1920 Exp p. m. The
4 20 a N. and 500 trains start from the upper
GG ra4595y IA ~ q 2; a. e. 40 p E M
westboroi, iSO IO.i1 a M, i.i2t 5SOp.m
sonthboroagh. 49, 1925 a. m. ! 70 and 5,39pm,
S:6iand 7 ft !Sta H. m i S 81 pm
Milford, 1.lO, $40 a. m. loop m
horthDoro', Z, a m. 1890 p.
ANsrl69r9 1.A a. m. o. $50 p. m
Exp, All IN. 6.02, 1l6i Exp. p. m
Saxonvilie 725 q. m; l2,i5 p m.
West NeeSed9aim 81 ~ SIS II % Los, $50
Newton Lower Falls, 6.55 5000 M O5 4.5O SIS, $50
a. m 2 Eli ~ d. IS W sS. sg D. M E1 "0r
Newtonve' 6,l6 7l6 SIG, 9l6 m, 49, ?2l, 446, 6l,
SeytP1 Corner ga 72l s,2l ss7, s2l, ll27 m, ls6
Iriahton 6z6, 7,26 ss6 s.4O 9,2s, 1872 M lH, 2a,
Gam6rd.e Crossing, $780, 1880 $50. $50 M 145, 2ss.
Cambridge Farm, a. 884. 9,s4 m. I4s 2,so 5oa $40,
Bt9otllne e85. 49, 745., IS, 81, 10 am. 70 m $780,
& ~ 30 s. $50 p M On Sunday s45 m, and 1915
in e0nnoStoP ~, VIZ trains Charles River Branch
EXP 400 $40 EXP, s56 EXP. D. I'M m .'' '''' -''
EEESor ss sS York wa Springfield, $50 Exp. M, ais
S New YoTf, yid Norwich, $50 Exp. p. IN.
9SllDuryi l.l5a N, 400 D. IN. ..
$ssstiaSSS5S = 4 "A Si 4SS $50 Expm
tEeii99sylue, I. Is a. N. l3O, 400 D. M
A4seand, ~ q m. l.3O, 400 p. M
ESp XIV 81 E tS s5G e4 ZIP $40 EXP lso, ais
ENsorrIIhhpOf9'. Il5 a. m, % D. m
MAr1oro'; I Is a. m Il 30 400 r. m
r Ssl Seisa9 4i9 5Is 80 y, sS {oS eOOpm.
1abnrnase l2, ygC a H. 20 400, 800 M '''
5S's9E sO aao Sa9@Srase Farm IT'S 80 mn
saNonye, $3.50 a. m, 800 p. m.