Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-03-31

ensuing quarters
Rev. r. L. St. John, w. P; VIM. II. An
drews, w. A.; VIM. II. Wood, Il. s.; c. +.
Mecorney, A. Il. s.; $. b. Crosby +. $;
George f. Stearns, T.; Constant Shepard,
Chap; VIM. II. Bailey, c.; G. L. Buxton,
A. c.; Arson Reed, /. s.; w. IL. Sampson,
O. S.
The quarterly report of the treasurer rep
resents the Division to be in excellent finan-
cial condition, having relieved itself of its
recent debt, with present balance Of cash on
hand in the treasury of Sl67 So. The sum
of $40 % was realized by the leyee at Wash
burn Hall.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted;-
Resolved, that the thanks of tins division
be hereby rendered to the friends OF temper
ance who have SO kindly shown us their good
will in contributing to our late leyee.
FAST NIGur CoNcERr.-S of the best
singers in our city are to take prominent parts
in the Mozart's annual concert. They will
be heard in the quartettes of IIaydn's mass,
and in several songs and Duets. The society
intend the entertainment shall be for the ben
eft of Mr.. b. ID. Allen, its leader. No man
here merits hcartier God speed from all the
lovers Of good music than Mr.. Allen. Few,
if any, have done so much for their enjoy
ment. 1t adds to their obligation now to make
this concert yield a return which shall in some
degree show their appreciation of his ability
and long service, that he is not the man to
speak of personal claims. A concert of the
character of this and by our own musicians,
the proceeds of which are for one of their
worthiest, should, and we trust will, fill Me-
chanics' Hall.
REV. Mr.. DADMUNs Pensioners and
friends recognizing his faithful pastoral SER
vices at the Park street Methodist church in
this city for the past two years, gave him
complimentary levee last evening at the YES
try of the church, he being about TO be trans
fere d to another field of labor At the close,
purse of 500, with other valuable gifts,
was presented to him.
RAILROAD AcCIDENr.-The first train of
cars from Providence, yesterday morning,
came in contact with a cart loaded with
bricks, that was standing on the track at Quin-
sigamond village. No damage was done to
the train or passengers, which is more than
can be said of the cart and its contents.
ARTICLES received by the soldiers relief
committee, since March q Is pairs mittens,
Miss Gohe, Alilbury; ? pairs socks, Miss To-
ney, Millbury; l dressing gown, pairs slip
pers, pairs socks, II handkerchiefs, Null
berry Grove, Leicester; l bag dried apples,
Mrs DR.. Nelson, Leicester; | do, ladies of
Tatnuck; 4 shirts, pair drawers, 2 pairs
mittens, pair socks, Park street society; 6
pairs socks, Old South society; 3 do, Mrs.
c. A. Wheeler; l do, Mrs. w. A. Wheeler;
do, Miss Z. j. Wheeler; flannel bed gown,
pairs drawers, l flannel apron, Miss G. L.
Rice; jar currant shrub, Mrs. NJ. E. Brown;
4 bottles wine, | do. currant shrub do .rasp-
berry vinegar, do. raspberry jam, l pillow,
Mrs. J. Pratt bottle currant shrub, do.
raspberry vinegar, , pairs socks, lint, band
ages, Mrs. DIR. Hill; bottles raspberry vim
socks, Mrs. DIR. Chandler; l sheet, linen
pieces, bandages, lady; coats, S. f. Ha-
ven; $l4, young men Of South Royalston,
through Rev. Henry 7. Cheever.
Forwarded March 81, to Mrs. Post, Mo, l
box hospital supplies; to N. E. W. A. A.,
Boston, box do.