Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-07-26
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mo HuMBuG. This celebrated "Soda Beer'' Is
manufactured by Mir. James'N. Hammond in the
thriving little village OF Cochituate and Is truly
mo Humbug" Mr.. Hammond has been several
years in bringing this beer to perfection and at last
has been crowned with success and gained vast
reputation.
1t is sent to all parts of this state, also to many
places in New Hampshire and Vermont.
Mr. Hammond has made and sold over fifty thou
sand bottles, at his place, per week.
Mr.. A. A. Austin has the right to sell this cele-
brated soda beer in Worcester and vicinity, and is
doing extensive business. The soda beer is rap
idly taking the lead of all other kinds Of summer
drinks, and surpasses them all by its pleasant and
invigorating qualities. 1t is a noble tonic and tine
best temperance beverage ever in use. 1t has the
rare quality Of improving by age. Be particular
and call for Hammond's soda beer. Those who
once drink it will never be satisfied with any other
kind. Beware of limitations.
All orders promptly attended to at Dennis mar
ket, corner Main and Southbridge streets, Worces-
ter. A. A, AUSTIN, 80 Woodland street.
Alta regular meeting of Charity Lodge No. AZ, L.
o. of g. T., the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
Whereas it hath pleased Almighty God in his
providence TO remove from our midst by death our
beloved brother Charles Edward Kendal)
Resolved, that the members of Charity Lodge
feel that by his death every brother and sister has
lost a warm personal friend, one whom to know
was to love- and whose place in our hearts can new
or be filed.
Resolved, that while we mourn his loss, we will
bear in mind his aectionate regard for every one,
his love for everything good and noble and his de-
sire to profit by all good counsels and advice.
Resolved, that the members of this lodge deeply
sympathiZe with his afflicted father and mother,
and while we would not intrude on the sanctity of
cept this tribute of our earnest love for him and
our heartfelt sympathy with them in their deep af
Fiction.
A New LINE FROM TIDEwATER TO THE LAKES
The daily increasing importance of oswego, the
second grain port of the lakes and one of the first
in the lumber trade, is not likely to be diminished
by the immense strides made by the region of
which 1t is the key. Its position in relation to the
enlarged Welland canal tidewater and New York
CITY, Is such as to give it an important influence in
the future of the country. The new trunk line of
1t with tidewater at RondOut and Kingston Point,
will serve its interests greatly, and will be benefited
in return by the immense development of the new
northwest, and of lake commerce
This line is soon to be completed by the addition
of a link of one hundred miles, running from
twenty-five miles nearer to New York than any
other route and 107 miles nearer to Boston.
1t is needless to say that II will obtain large
local traffic which must benefit the region which it
drains. Thirty-six miles now In operation, and
sixteen miles further will be opened by August is.
Is hoped that the whole will be finished in October
next year.-NeD York World.