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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

- The heart brc,mrs heroic 'i1rongh
I'a>slpn. II ~ n" longer comtr'.el "t
anything bat what is pnre, /, n"
l'n2' rests upon ANYTHING but what
l. elevated and great An unworthy
tth'4ht ra" - IN re ~prin9 np III i.
than = nrttle nl"u n aIa''ier The
sud Ioil> nnl srrrnr, inaccessible tn
common rninfinI-. rI>ing above the
ri,u l. and the ~ha,lnws nf this warl |.
II. dIlr~, its fd~rh 'd4, lis hates. ita
vauftte~, it, mi~"r,e., ilIiaInts the blnc
"t' the SKIES, asnI on, feels more lI,'
.drep and s'Ii,trrraueau com notion Of
destiny. ~ the summit ot the NOM.
ttln- feel ll,' q'laklns Of Tie earth
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--Thrre u no grave AZ dnso',te
that Il 'wer- viii not at last sprins on
1t, IN" secret plne nf tears be-
comes - temple at PRAYER ar,i after.
ward" "i prtrs'' ; an the heavy r)pui
il remembered bv III, h,wcr~ TN.
sprung mp atl"r III" ram. The yarsnt
char ~ th' h I,~"hnll circle. ..rnys a.
b" tender lntln 'n'c moi harrnwiny
one aud the rtu"S uf the lnst one
seem I" sow themselves like The
scattered SEEDS nt fall,n flower. and
|" spring up 10 the hearts VI the spr.
NNlng oHv4. VI rr irulor ani mar.
blessed is "ttru til" Ironiing irtlu,arn
OF the sacred dead thm The words Of
the living.
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Concerning Altc" Carey's spirit.
unilsm Mary C,emuer A A,nea SAYS:

She wl= n SP'ri,uall~t in the
highest a,rlnIuk ii the uarb abused
trr'n, u. rvrry spiritually minird per-
sun must b" Ia some sense, aili would
be- II no sub thing "a professional
Splrruili~t had ever existed No
ne can hnla.yp IN the " " Ts~ta-
a. NJ, ~ G,,i hmselt ani NOT ..be in
has -"Hsc Il ~plrruall.t Que eann"t
ha, q faii IN sHdhpr aa better world,
,ui u.a iced nfron that ,tS bafdrr lies
ycr, mar - ,his; ~ near. INDEED,
i'l,4i oay h,-t "urs WIN h'ise g"no
h thcv ma, aaip" back 70 u, unSctn,
anig"ud. to wdk a. mlnlsiering
nigel. by "ur .,1r4 This IL tho
.pirita,Ii.,n of jesus and i'is tefipies,
md of holy mcD and women III all
aZer.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14
Millinery.

Having removed mr H':e % a prorninfR.
pe.ifla,. aad f.1fsns,.d N store far thr re
cept,un uf.soIa aud acea'Bndaion "s ny
hauv Customers. an nDs prepared t. DIS
pi4Y the auest tpgk OF
Fail millinery Goods
ever offered "a The p"ep'e pi Wood County.
am caD.tanay rec ing the la'est ~ ~
~
Ua. osed Trimmings, R;tkonS. ~
oeteeas Lm.es HsicyY, Gi9res W
hairs Ip,iies Dress Goods de- DR.
wbieb eta y iag to'er 'hH ever bsiore
%, rcd
MRS. a. HUAIIsGT0g.
G's1d R19ils OF @t4 l3Il
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- T ,h,;. .e ~, w. ~ ri. d;r.c,,on th,t
we here furnish comparative view
of the condition OF the country then
,,l ,,. f.I,,.,
Then our whole population Was but
$4,000, 600 now it's t0,0Qo,0oo
1hru. the whole prol rrty nl the
conutr, could not have exceeded S..
600 900 coo. aui it is very doubtful If
il reached even that amount. Now,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-12-14

Our attachments iuexorab'c leni
~ I" the heaven ot jy ar t. the he'll
."t nnr"st'ill drrpnr; and We sh,ll
Sur " find every love to viii h we
opsn "ur hn arts "a tender and grateful
angel who viii hlr~s aud betntIfv and
mlk" gnd ar |oul'< immortal dNS.li.
iUy place; or We shall find il au ftnp
Of dnrkn 81 - n crn"l Il nj wparin.:
The gn1Idy robes at Pleasure, ani
Gnn'ny P'~S"ssi'n 81 Ihe s,nrii'+ tam.
pie merely I" convert It into a pIace
whrr" evil passions are forever weep.
~" aud .nh-iin1 their teeth with tho
,a." lrl pain "f 'hwartrd desire
dr>r" that must he ihwlrtt"i, sincr IL
l. the desire n evil, whirl il ot,,,psri
t" tho l'vr and mercy Of the Kaler VI
the Uniter,e.
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OtR FREE IEACIf.

Na'ntr herself i savage at heart /:
>h" delights IN weeds aul hrarublcs.
rrrrl~ IN tropical iunsl", ani i.tt 10
herself, turns 1''lirn Ian II lnta vii.
drruv>>"1. Whn the combined f,rra
Of "'tni atl mu~,1r have timni tho
vast gla'h, AMI made earth ,ha slave
ot lntrlhri, wh"u her innate wealth
Snr4eS MP u ll 'ssrnlug sea. then
~hal' want silently Nprrai her wings,
AMI fly !" some new bern planet then
shall man III pr'u'i i,s,lain, hurst trnn,
IA" grasp "l woe. send tyranny ani
"n'rtg" from their thrones. and in
'h'rr stead crown happiness aud
nature.
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$3.50 ! on" shnnli give me di.h of

-- II one shnnli give mo a di.h Of
shnd aud tell ~" there were particle.
"t iron IN It, | might l,ok Tor then,
with my eyes, and reach for ,l"u,
W'th my clumsy Fnaer~, aud be- unnhla
tn detrc, thrm; hut let me take \
mng'"t and Swrrp through it, aud IL
""ljd draN ip 't>"li the m'St iu.i-i.
hl" p"rtrlrs, hy the mrrr power of
attraction. The un,htnkful heart.
like m, inIrr N the sa1l. discovers
u" nrF,lrs hut the thankful heart
sweeps 'iraogh the day a,l, ~ the
magnet hn l. the Iron. 80 it will f;ud,
IN every h'nr, som" heavenly bless.
i'o,:". oaIy the iron in Col sand il
gold,
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LABRLCIIE & BODETT.
~ tLRRs N
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &c.

We have constantly hand fail lia@ Of
Boot, s'nr., Caters, SHpp'rs g.. both
ot ous o9t Aiake aai sale wrt, ~hicG We
are A.lh At PRICES tAst DEFY competition.
We ist-lA ia keen aons bat the best stock.
employ skiilfai work m n, ipd sell j. small
g'esi Repairing rsahs done.
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P. B. GRO Az. GkU II. GETTLET0N,
Gan. Ticket Agent. Gen. SVpt.
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No. 13.
Sill IA STMILiBUS CURANTUR.
NtnlPET4Els
ksDNg!tsYsATEsyG SPECIFICS

TIANE PROVED, FROM THE MOST ANPIE
IL experience, an entire success Sin pie
iiompi E.4cieut and Reliable. They srr the
OElt Medicines perfectly adapted to popular n-e,
-sn siualr that mistakes Cauh0t be made in
ps'3,r iluu 40 hammers ~ to be free from dan
grr and 80 eli iloEt p to be always roIisb!e
1Hny Gavc risJd the highest CoInmendation from
ali and siii aiwags reAdet satisfaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-30
COUNTY NEWS.

Mr. b. Stetson, of Uxbridge, has received
patent grant for Jan anti-friction bearing for
water wheels
The Hamilton wooden company's mills in
Globe Village are running full time, and bush
ness is reported good. Over work in some of
the departments is also necessary
Roswell Watson's boot shop in Spencer, I'M
occupied, was set on fire Thursday evening;
but the flames were discovered and eXtinguished
before much damage had been done.
The Blackstone national bank of Uxbridge
has declared dividend OF six per cent, free of
government tax, payable on and after Octo-
Der I'd. The directors of the Southbridge ma
tona bank have also declared a semi-annual
dividend of five per cent. payable on the same
date.
Our attention is called, by letter from dele
gate to the state convention from Uxbridge, to
the fact that ithe member of the state central
committee from the southeast Worcester dis
trict is DIR. c. A. Wilcox of Uxbridge, instead
of Charles E. Within of Northbridge, as stated
IN our report OF the convention. Through some
misunderstanding the name of Mr.. Within was
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vide for its refunding to parties from whom it
was collected.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
The report of the committee on foreign COM
merce, which was adopted recommends: Subsi-
DIES to lines Of steamships to Genital and
south American ports; the removal of all I'M
necessary and arbitrary ubstructions to foreign
commerce, whether caused by municipal state,
or national authority; thorough revision of the
customs and tariff laws, and reform of the Gus
tom house service
AMERICAN sHIP-BuuDING.
Inc report OF the committee on American
ship-huding aud navigation reviews briefly,
the present depressed and unsatisfactory cOndi-
ton OF ocean transportation and traffic; de-
clares, as u first condition for regaininr orr
ocean commerce, both ships and seamcu must
be created and restored; alludes, with conf
dence, to the forthcoming report of Secretary
Robson to congress on the best measures tor
the revival of our commercial marine, and
| recommends congress, at It's approaching ses-
sion, to mature and pass comprehensive meas
ure for the protection of merchants and scamen
il should be provision for the establishment Of
sCamen's house; shipping masters and marine
boards in every port where there are owned five
thousand tons and upwards of merchant vessels;
mainboards to have supervisory charge Of all,
with authority to examine and certify TO the
qualification and competency of sea captains,
mates and other officers of vessels, and to give
certificates thereof, or to reject those ncOmpe-
tent, with authority also to apprentice a certain
number Of youths to each vessel in the mer-
chant marine; shipping masters TO have charge
Of seamen's homes, with sole authority of ship
ping and discharging sCamen and OF the care Of
their property, TO protect them from the syste-
matized plundering praCtCed by many Of the
sailors boardng-house Keepers or in their
houses.
is needlul to commerce to pass general
| act, permitting withdrawal from bonded ware
houses, free from all duty and tax every article
| which enters iOtp the Vitality nj
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPx
FROM EUROPE.
Great Briinin.

Great Briinin.
GILMORE.
LONDON, Sept. 29.-P. S. Gilmore has pre-
scented the secretary Of war, Edward Cardwcll,
the details Of his plan for grand International
musical festival Mr. Cardwcll, acting on be
half of her maicStv's government, has given
attentive consideration to the scheme and has
finally promised the use of the band OF the
guards Mr. Gilmore goes to Berlin and Paris,
at which capitals he hopes to obtain permission
from the governments of Germany and France
for the use of some Of the best bands Of their
military service.
ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
The liycrymcn of the city of London, in ac-
cordancc with their annual custom for many
centuries, assembled to-day in Guild hall and
elected John Gibbons lord MAYOR for the ensuing
civic year, which begins on the 9th of NOvem-
her. MIR. Gibbons Is member of the COnSerVa-
tive party and successful merchant, and at
present ellis the position of senior member Of
the court of aldermen.
ADVICE TO NEW YORK.
The London Times, Of to-day, advised the
citizens of New York not to be dishcartcncd by
failures in their efforts to prove the guilt of the
plundererS of the city, for it says the judges
who disgrace the bench can no longer resist the
tone of public feeling.
BISHOP sELwYN.
Rev. George Augustus Sclwyn, bishop OF
Litchtied has sailed for the United States to
dtlCIu IL CuulclcucC Oh bishops Oh tnc ITOlCStdnl
Episcopal church.
ARBITRATION.
The Newcastle engineers on the strike, have
proposed to submit the difficulty between them.
selves and their employers to arbitration.
France.
THE GERMAN NEGOTIATIONS.
VERSAILLES, Sept. 29.-Lambrecht, minister
of commerce, has informed the committee of the
assembly which has control of Legislative affairs
during the recess, that the negotiations with
Germany are making fair progress.
AMBASSADOR.
PARIS, Sept 29.-Dc Bonneville, French am
bassador to the papal court, has arrived at YER
sailleS.
FINANCIAL.
The loan of the city of Paris has been taken.
The subscriptions amounted to more than thir-
teen times the required amount.
EXCITEMENT.
Several conflicts have taken place, within the
past few days, between French citizens and the
German garrison at Dion. The town is intense
ly excited over these occurrences.
Greece.
ROYAL VISITOR.
ATHENS, Sept. 29.-Grand Duchess Dagnor
OF Russia, sister of King George, has arrived in
this city on visit.
Switzerland.
THE ARBITRATION OF THE ALABAMA CLAIMS,
BERNE, Sept. 29.-Thc court of arbitration OF
Alabama claims, the members of which have
been appointed by the government of the United
States, Great Britain Italy and Switzerland
Will not meet at Geneva for at least two months
because the fifth arbitrator who is to be named
by the emperor of Brazil, has not yet been Sc
lccted.
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Fire Record.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s875 200

AT PHILADELPHIA-Loss S3I5,000.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The paper and rag
warehouse of Jessup & Morse, on North street,
was destroyed by fire this morning The side
walls falling crushed a portion of an adjoining
dwelling, and the flames spread to a six story
building on Sixth street, occupied by the same
firm and destroyed the two upper stories. The
building was valued at $4,000, and the stock at
$500 900.
Ldtey'-At the breaking ont of the fire this
morning, one hundred girls were sorting rags in
the building. All escaped.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOT STATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. pa fire last evening
in Foster & Co.'s bookbindery, on Fifth avenue,
over Reeds jewelry store, ruined several valu-
able instruments belonging TO Mr.. Reed.
AT NORTH ATTLEBoRo-Loss $4,000
PROVIDENCE, Sept. ga fire this afternoon
in North Attleboro destroyed Richards build
ing, occupied by VIM. Weeks, shoes; Forbes "
Morse, chasers; Phelps & Burden, physicians,
and three or four other tenants. The ire eX-
tended to Turner's boarding house, which was
destroyed, with an adjoining barn. Loss S13,-
coo; insured
IN PLACER COUNTY, CAL.-LoSs e2O,OO0.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 29.-The mill of the st.
Patrick gold company, in Placer county, was
destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss. 100000.
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Sunday Services.

Vesper services at the Universalist church will
begin at seven clock tomorrow evening.
Church Of the Unity, Rev q. A. Staples, of Chi
cago, will preach Sunday morning and evening.
All Saints Church-The free evening service will
be resumed at this church tomorrow evening at
seven O'Clock.
Trinity NJ. e. Church-Preaching at 1Ol5 A. M. by
the pastor, Rev. w. F. Mallalieu. The Lords sup
per and baptisms at "a P. NJ.
Prof w. S. Tyler of Amherst will preach at Cen
trail church, Sunday morning and afternoon.
Elder }. Ii. Jones OF Ohio will preach this eve
ming in the chapel on Thomas street, Subject-The
Prodigal Son. Also on Lords day, morning and
evening. Subject in the morning. Adoption.
nast two and half mast seven p. NJ Snpaler ~ Miss
Jennie Legs Of Boston.
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From snn Franc,sco.

NAVAL.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 29.-U. S. steamship
California has been fully reftted, and VIII sail
next week, as the flagship of Admiral Winslow
to join the North Pacific squadron.
PRESENTATION.
Mr.. Langevin, the Canadian minister of public
works, was presented with costly cane, by
California Canadians, last evening.
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first reported; but DIR. Wilcox was the final
choice of the delegates from that district.
The Southbridge Journal, which for three or
four years has been published by Mr.. VIM. r.
Morse, is now published by the firm "Nlorse &
Whitaker" Mr.. Morse having associated MIR.
Geo. NJ. Whitaker with him in its publication
Mr., Whitaker is a young man fresh from Bow
dom college, and also has the advantage of a
practical knowledge of printing. Southbridge
is one of the smartest towns in the county, and
has in the journal a good weekly paper.
Mr.. Charles T Pratt proprietor of the Belle
vue house, Charlton, has closed very success
iul season, to the eminent satisfaction of a
large number of summer boarders, the travel
ing public, and also the people of the town,
who consider themselves fortunate to have a
hotel in their midst so well kept. As the cool
weather comes on he will make specially of
providing for parties, rides, sc. The hotel has
a hall for dancing, and its parlors will I'M
doubleday be the most CHEEKY places for evening
gatherings this winter.
The Worcester Baptist association held its
annual meeting in the Baptist church in South
bridge, on the 9th and 2Sth. The annual
sermon was preached by Rev, G. W. Reding, of
Milford, Wednesday forenoon. The afternoon
session was mainly occupied by business. At
four O'Clock doctrinal sermon was preached
by Rev. Mr.. Jones. Theme, degeneration"
Text, Titus iii. 5. The public evening exercises
were devoted to remarks on educational topics
by Rev. Dr. Bronson and others. Thursday
foreuoon's meeting was mainly devoted to bust.
l.. i II II
deliver the next annual sermon. Thursday af
ternoon was devoted to praise meeting, also q
prayer and conference meeting. The meetings
were all well attended. There were about 25C
present from other towns.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-30

MUNICIPAL CcCRT.-In the municipal court,
yesterday, Francis Martin paid fine OF $40 and
costs for being present at game on the Lord S
day; Patrick Lcahy paid SO and costs for keep
ing liquor; Patrick Dee SO and costs for second
offence of drunkenness; Thomas Dugard SO
and costs for drunkenness, and John Harvey 81
and costs for drunkenness. Michael Hanlon
was committed TO Jail on non-payment of fine
of SO and costs Gora second offence of drunk
onness, and Martin Wheeler was committed on
non-paymeut of So and costs for drunkenness
John Farrell complained Of as a common seller
and Thomas Mullcns, for threatening, were dis
charged.
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FIKNT kNNEs
The first race was for $1,000, for ;33 hor


FIRST RACE.
The first race was for $1,000, for :33 horses.
SUMMARY.
Daniel Plifer New Y Ork Lottery. Z 1 l l
Clark Spauding, Lawrence, br
Frank Palmer. ..................... ? $
Daniel jenkins, Glen Falls, n f,gs
Joe Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . q :
Nj Roden, New York, br & Andy john
son. ..t........ go Q " = =
j l. Anderson EatOwn, j, Geo
W Paterson. .,................., o .
j A Chambers, MOrrisiana, Hlck-
DRY Jack. ........s.-.....s. .sss-
J j Bowen, Boston, Joe Hooker.
Df Boane mace Ne" ~ 7776
Denmark ........................7 s dis
L E Bailey, Ticonderoga, n Y, Big
Geo w Hall ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dis.
SECOND RACE.
The second race was for S1000 for all horses.
Henry being drawn, only the American Girl
and George Palmer started.
SUMMARY
Benz Daniels, New York, m American
Giri. .......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1 .
Daniel Mace, New York, hr George
Time, 2: 2s1l, q 2Sls, .; SIX and 2;27.
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The SALE OF THE WHEELER PROPERTY
bounded by Thomas Union and Central streets
and the Nashua railroad, Yesterday, by auc-
tionecr Abbott, attracted less attention and COM
petition than was expected. The first lot offer
ed was at the corner of Union and Central
Streets 105 feet on the former and SO on the lat
ter, containing about 9412 square feet. 1t
started at 81 90 and was struck off at 81 rs to
Mr. j. H, Wall. The lot at the corner of Union
and Thomas streets, with the blacksmith shop
thereon, containing 9Os5 feet, was also struck
off to Mr. WALL at S1.05. The lot bounded by
Central street and the railroad, containing about
1875 feet, was struck Off to Mr.. D. S. Mcssen-
ger at S1.t2 per foot. The lot bounded by
Thomas street and the railroad, and two lots of
60 feet front on Union street, between the two
struck off to Mr.. Wall, were not sold. The af-
ternoon was occupied in the sale of tools and
machinery.
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New England Dispatches.
Thieves Arrestcd-Strange and Interest
ing Statement of n DcmuIGing Cashier.


BOsToN, Sept. 29.-Detective Dearborn arrest
ed John w. Brickley, in the employ of Charles
W. KennaId, fremont street, for the larceny of
rings, Jewclry and money, from his employer,
also the larceny of a bar of gold from Charles
o. l., Chase, Washington street, amounting to
$1,000. HcnrytGreCnbOm was also arrested for
receiving the goods
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-09-30

Good PLAY FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EvENINGs.-Mr. Joseph X. Emmett, popular
young character actor who has been to this city
once and received great favor and full houses,
will come again on Monday and Tuesday eve
nings of next week, and will play "Fntz, our
Cousin German" and Carl, the Fiddler
dramas in which he has appeared to full houses
at Niblo's in New York, for the past eight weeks.
He will come under the management of Messrs
Henderson & Lowell, and, although the notice
is short, viii without doubt meet with salts
factory reception at Music hall.
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Four members of the cabinet are now in WASH
ington-SecretarieS Belknap Robson and De-
lano, and Postmaster General Creswell
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BANK DIvIDENDs.-The following mentioned
banks of the city have declared semi-annual
dividends, PAYABLE on and after October I'd
Central national, Mechanics NATIONAL Citizens
national and City national, six per cent each
Worcester national and Quiusigamond national,
five per cent each; Worcester safe deposit com
pany, two per cent, which last is only for the
three months from July to October; the dircc-
tors, at meeting held on Monday, Sept nth,
having changed the time of payment from Jan.
uary and July to April and October of each
year.
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a0(urtester 4ailp spp,
CITY NEWS.


Mrs. NJ. j, Summer adyertiscs singing school
to begin next Friday evening.
The Worcester silk company have received an
invoice of 5000 pounds of silk direct from China
This concern obtanS its goods from China
without the intervention of importers OF
boxers
Professor Hawley will repeat his lecture on
psychology aud mesmerism in Washburn hall,
Monday evening, as our readers are Informed
by an advertisement in another column. His
topic is one in which many people are more OF
less interested
The October number of the Worcester County
Musical Gazette, published by Richards, Met.
calf & Co, is in substance much more than an
advertising sheet; for it contains--in its eight
pages-four of entertaining reading matter
which pertains to musical men and incidents
The present number also contains an article
relative to tine Worcester county musical con-
vention, which will be read with interest.
On Thursday evening last company Of
about twenty Worcester singers, led by Mr.. A.
L. Smith, gave very acceptable concert to an
audience which completely filled The hall in
IatRuck, At the close of the concert beauti.
full bouquet was presented to each of the ladies,
after which all the singers were invited to the
ante-room to partake of collation., which, for
variety and extent, those only can rightly appre-
ciate who have previously enjoyed the hospitali-
ty of the people of the village.
WORCESTER COUNTY MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Now that the political strife has in measure
subsidized, what can be more appropriate, asks a
musical correspondent, than to turn our
thoughts towards that great pacifCator- ?
Preparations for the coming musical convention
are progressing rapidly, and we are now author
lied to state that visitors and members tickets
will be for sale at the music stores on Monday
next, Oct. 2.