Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-04
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BOSTON & WORCESTER

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PASSENGER TRAINS .esvefor Boston, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 435 Exp, !, $40 10 Exp
trsas the upper: ali Others from the Lower
MILITARY, sc a IT. 3.4cp H.
Grafton u, 1905 9. N. 40 D. II.
Gestboro $50 0.lT d. m, 432 pm.
Cordsvillc, TAI 10 ~ e. m. 4 a .. "a
Ashland :. IS 1886 i. ~. ISL p. NJ
AllifSrd, ne AS a. m. 4lU p. m.
Northooro, ., IA 500 p. m
aiafloIro . IA, 8, IN. As p.
NJ ~ 5s ,i 4; 2iitEpreSs s'e l-Np U.s. t'4s a. RI,
Natiok rs s. Is, lld0 a. NJ. l,00 5l5 ,, m
S3Scnville, $50 9. m. p - D. M
Seyyt3n lower rails 0l5, 800 345 see ?. Al
y %es! NeMf@n 627, III SIS, sl2, l22 wer s. M,
iiS o3t - Sls ;. Also ednesd9ys at Os2 p ;
9osV, odV. Y ~ p H. On sunday $50 m, a. l2lSand
t!reonnection with trains on Charles River I. sol
SPECIAL Nw faTe and S sFy r snow SoTm f9e eT5 @
Worcester nains may be omitted.
lhAI NJ leave 8cstuu. as follows.
.og sc" YORK VIA springfield. $50 Exp a. IA Exp,
New YORK. via Norwich $50 Exp. p NJ
ioasy. 1905 80 t.XD. N. Ills, Esp. p.
90 Esp 90 Esp. p 4, Also, Mondays, at Il p.
Grafton 5GO M. is 4i5 p. IN. Also, Mondays at
,@estboIo'; 7Co a. NJ LIS, 4l5, $50 Exp. 70 Also,
:, GoTaavio' ioo N. LIS, AIS III. Also, Mondays at
ashland, 100 a m LIS, AIS p m. Also, Mondays at
Milford, 100 s; a. lis, AIS P IT..
Northboro', lis. 1 Is D. Il
FS2mifgnsln, 100 ss5 Exp a m l2 lis Fxp. AIS,
55g EEp-,s hl. exp H. Also. MONDAYS at II D. II.
Ha{ick, ig2 99v am u, LIS, AIS, 5,45 Also.
saxonvile, s,3l a. NJ, 5.45p m.
Se# q ~ y" or 3 81 a m Il l.l5 Mor IS It's,
Il P. M.
- l. 80 l45 p n. On SUNDAYS 1T M, I2.4j ana IS
2==srr New York sanday Mai Train at $50 ,. Il Ex-
press Trains stop only at birmingham.
IN connection with Trains on Chsries River Branch
Boston. Nov. 70. lssl. d;f ''''''' = '.' sp7
1;5rsEsaaz .57z7 WESTERN RAILROAD
go go .s-s..s.s WINTER .ARR4NG ENEVTS.-
: 5-:DAy N0y IS, la6l-New YORK, Albany,
Leave Worcester for Albany, Troy, hudson and the
vest Iaoeommqdati9p) at 800 a m. and 5.S5 p. N.
For New York and Albany, exp s. d. m, 325 p
TeN York , Mail train ~ p m
principal cities and towns in the West and Southwest.
Central Troy ana hudson River At chatham With the
New York and Harlem, and Hudson and Boston. At
state Line with the Housatonic. At Ptsheld with the
Hanpshire and ianpden At Springfield with the Hart
ford and New Haven, and Connecticut River Rain DAD
Worcester Nov. 4, 1851. HENRY GRAY, sup't
7s7z.sg55s-- WORCESTER & NASHUA
fsss5 5zszss-j 4 / ! RoAD.-wINTER ARRANGE.
= N I-Irains run as follows Leave
Leave Nashua at I a m. and p m, and 5 p. N.
AL NasRuS' an trains connect with the two trains Of
the northern the fassumpsic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroads.
Al GToton Junction trains directly with til
trans Of the stony Brook Railroad and also with trains
OF he fOurg Railroad, with the exception of the first
train from BOstOn and at Ftchburg with trains of tina
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with othe
roads Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
Land states" 6. W. BENTLEY Supt
worcester oct I, 1851. diff el
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