Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-20
New England Dispatches.
The Festivities in Maine, etc.
MASSACHUSETTS.
[ Special Dispatch to the Spy.1

PALMER, Oct. ia train on the Ware River
railroad ran over bulI This afternoon between
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"'o """ V'''e' 's'l"e' i"c ""SS"se cal anu
ana platform car loaded with coal were thrown
off the track A passenger, named Shea, who
was in rho I,,r,o,,,, ,,. bod lis or, t,,l,o, IN
.,'. ''',' "''i -
l"o p''''S' "nu was o'het"lse Injured, II Is
feared fatally A man, named Mcmahon, had
severe cuts ON his head and the conductor was
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9'g"''l "'u'aeu'
nIslSS, oIt. p Inc seml.anhual meeting
sSo,l't tiI VI SuPeI,n-
,luNg'i's " Puolt Stnoois was hel1 Ill tIe Ma
nr,silont ,,nc,,i,i ~ bi, "a tb, iTanin,2
~ t, ugeuiIu tlc ti"'l' ~ VIZ OPem.h5
man t u WI o',l} wy -,
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ra,t, p ~ '" 49, D. W
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ms ), Inv, A ~ S"lI ~ Sa,,i'rt III ,,, no
StaW "; Va ny I"u I 'TS
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,eal,,, mi a hotto gtto,j,,, W. t6 ,ii
an fbr nI"n@, nse ~ ,n,t hool's nn, p" nPpIerr
"i 'mo P'opvl use vi w pooHS ahu ot'iel
miI"vin" ,bir6 ,s "d,,ta o''''u '''e
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inc tHt we GOns'uer Tue practiSe Oh marx
oicfnnnhja ond r,o",y,a,,d ~ y" puii,Y as
We however approyn and recommend marling
the merit for written examinations"
A committee was onn,intnd IN ,,,o,o,, i,
roIrsa nf stu1v Tor 'nrin,ary- intprSdtn,ii..a
Grammar ouj 1ngradod srbnG,s tn renort ~
Tbe neI,t r,eetin,r ~ ''P''' ~
A ornernI ,neGtiro. ,f tb, Nf,ss,oI,,,s,,, q, y.t,
tearbrrs, assori.,tini ,,,os MI at io,,an 800
tuta tIis evening An ,Ii,,ss 49, ~ Ia,.i H.
p pe.hndy NJ CarnIriio,, ~, H." 9. ST., =! T.
Words . Pr3f,ssor h%ossiZ If Tambrii,ro Sis ",
dIi,,I M o'ii -'''''"' vi ""'ii0 ''Se' "iso
Dr Geor%a Il ieIl,, Of S,lo,,, t,,s ,,oo,,. ,,,
pointed sunerntendr1i If the Wcf Sa, insa,pfs
asylum Woe Dr TvIor res;nne1 Ni'e'" i''''h0
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NAME
bANEoE' Oct' ne exercises OF opening
tne HuIoPcah ana North american railway, on
INC Pait Oh tue company, TOOK place to-day, at
NSnCcooIuuSH. Al hall-pasi eight TWO Trans
VI O,..s' OoulAlu,'E tIc p'GSiutII ana sulte, Ine
SoNelltoi ScuSi"l Vi Cilhaua ana SUITE, Gov WIZ
nor OF New brunswick, Toy. Perham of Maine
lLu Snlte, aud olnet invited guests, TO the num-
ue' vi SlSu' uuil9Ie', Statleu nom TINS clty ana
t tr. lHe run 10 'anceoorough III httle less
nan NV NUTS, Al aloh3 the route the sta
tious were HIonSGu 10 get Il slsht OF the preSl-
uSut VINO grained thehl ny appearing upon the
PlaIIorh, Wheh ne was received with hearty
cnGcrS'
Ol arriving aJ NanceDoTougl tine place was
round gary dressed IN hlTs OF the Union and
England. An immense pavilion had been put
up itilu taoIeS iald TO ITS entire capacity with
'ii tleSahl ana SumptuouS repast. As the pres
lueIi uep.i'Ncu from inc traih salute was fired
aliu lne Jameson Guifds, VINO had gone up from
'uis Guy OH an carry Tail, reformed escort duty.
a truI from 81 John arrived at the same
.lilg, aId inc Two people were arranged upon OPP
Posltc sldeS OIL inc same tables, where a general
IaierhHaiioh TOOK place ana congratulations
qua compliments We're lnterchanged. President
JeWetl, OF thc railroad, presided having PreSi-
dent Grant on his right and Lord Lisgar on his
lelL,
President Jewett welcomed the president, the
governor general, the suites and the assembled
quests, ana presented President Grant, amid
tunultouS cheers, OF which it would be
ultlcuIt to say whether those from the Ameri-
cans or the proynelas were the most hearty.
Iresidtht Grant spoke briefly, and sat down
alnld thG cheers OF the assembly.
Lord LlS9ar, governor OF Canada, was then
introduced, and was received with loud cheers.
ne trusted that tue enterprise, over the com
Pletlou OF Which they were rejoicing, would Gu
gage the inhabitants olDoth countries in AMIGA
DiG intercourse. lie came expressly to pay
ulDute OF respect to tue noble preSident-nOt
more 10 inc once than to the man. He COM
Pinented ms action IN regard 10 the treaty; he
Said that the council of the Dominion would
submit tlG treaty nj tue next meeting OF par |
Hahent. he mad good hopes that nothing to |
mar the good leelnS between the two countries |
would ever aflse.
lie Sald Stafford Northcote ayerrcd, to an au- |
diehce at Exeter, the other day, that kindly |
disposition toward England existed throughout |