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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Yesterday morning a citizen called
at the Twcnty-eigbt precinct station
house-aId reported That a child was
drunk IN the grpggeIy corncrof Wash
iugton alkl King streets. Officer Viii
son was sent to Investigate the matter.
aid upon arriving ut the place found a
boy, liine years Of aye, named Henry
Garno. ofl3l Carlton street, stagger-
Ing around the bar room amusing q
number Of loafcrs who were seated ii
the place enjoying the unnatural
movement alM speeches Of the child.
He was taken to The station house in
Greenwich street. and subsequently
conveyed before Justice Le,lwolth ut
the Jeiitrson Market Po,ire Court.
lie stated some person in the greg
gerry. by lncaiis Of threatening ITO put
a head on him, had compelled him to
dritsk tive glassekof gin, tllre giasts
of.hgrr arKl, a glass nf wine, which
,kal been fiin,islletl him BY the bar
Keeper Justice Ee,lwortai ORDERED
officer Carhla,l, Of tile Court squad, to
take the boy and accompany officer
Wilson to the place where the liquor
had been given him, and arrest all
parties the boy might identify as hay
Ing furnished alal compelled him to
drink the liquor. The officers shortly
afterwards returned with John Moy-
land, the proprietor Of the place.
whom the boy positively identified as
the party who gave him the liquor.
Moyknd denied the charge, and stated
the boy came into his place about
twelve o'clock In the morning. and
stepping up to the bar, called for i
glass Of gin; that he refused to give 1t
10 him, as he noticed he was drunk at
the time. Upon asking him where he
got his liquor from, he stated Oil tile
corner Of Houston and Greenwich
streets, where a man had lots Of 1t. Az
Moyland was In the Nt Of ejecting
him from the store he was taken with
a fit, and cared for by him mtilrecov-
cred, when lie sent to the station
llou!c foran officer and had himarrest-
cd. Several parties who were in the
place at the time corrohoHtcd the
statement Of Moyland, who was dis
charged. The boy wa committed to
the care OF Commissioners Of Public
Charities and Correction until Mon
day. when the case will be further in-
vestigated, and the party who sold
hin the liquor arrested If possible to
find him. n. Y. Ilenald, June 20.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

WOMAN's Power FOR Coon
AND EvI.-One gifted and beauti-
full woman, if wrongly disposed,
can scatter more seed Of corruption
and death, than a score Of men
with their utmost efforts. Her
capabilities for good in the different
departments Of morals are cqua "
great, and in such proportion to her
powers, both for good and evil,
Innst be her condemnation, if she is
hlae to her holy stewardship.
SOclcty cannot he destroyed it wo-
uInn is true, nor saved if woman is
talsc. Besides society shows no un-
equal discrimination in regard to
this particular class OF offences.
The rule applies to all. A proianc
woman, 4 drunken woman, q female
thief or murderer cxcites always q
greater horror and disgust than it
the crime had Leen committed by q
maD. And this is right, and it will
bc an evil day for this world when
women, in her sin, excites no more
AhhoFFaDCe than q man.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
Paatlng Fitch h .heIr Isoea..

| have heard Of 4 company Of
hunters who caught nulnlrr Of
monkeys in the forests Of Erazil, in
the following amusing way:
They had o lot Of little boot.
made, just large enough 70 bo
drawn over a monkeys foot, and
filed the bottom with pitch. With
these they set out for tho woods,
and soon tum.l themselves under
the trees where tile lively little. fel-
lows were leapi'ig about among tho
brai.cles, Earging by their tails,
swinging themselves easily from
one Tree to another, anil chatterilir
no!sily together, q, il making ohser-
yations supon tl.cir strange visitors
tl.at lad come into ,llleir quarter.
Tie hunters were too wise 10 at
tempt to catch tIenl by clinbilg.
the tree; they might as we'll have
expected to catch d lying bird as.
to lay hands OH Ole Of these nimblc
little fellows. They lad al easier
way, and one mich more effect.
ual; they simply sat down under
the trees while tic little chatter
boxes were raltla,g on over their
heads, but never i;.r a moment rc-
moving tlciI eyes from them. They
placed the little boots where they
could be Ken, and cppmelced tax.
ing Oft their cwl boots. Having
done this, they lyt them stand near
the little boots. MI this the rno,.-
keys very carefully patlcel. TlO
hunters, l'ow taking up their own
boots, having carefully looked over
them, drew them slowly, one after
tie other, upon their feet. Not q
moment escaped tie observation Of
themonkcys. Having replaced their
boots, they hurried away to the,
thicket Of underground not far OF.
where they were hidden fiOrn Siglt
Of the monkeys, but where they
could zee everything tllas happened.
under the tfecs. They left tho
small boots standing III d row.
They were no sooner out Of siglt
than down from the branches drJp.
ped the monkeys They looked vt
the boots, took them up. suielt ot
tleus and finally seating themselves,
as the hunters had done. tley drew,
them on over tlrirfets 9NgscOnaS
they were gstfly in their boots, ont
spraig lEcghuutcrs from their hid.
ing place, and rushed among them.
The monkeys, ailrigllted, at oeO
started for trees, but only to tird
that they had destroyed their powc,
Of climbing by putting on the boots.
And SO they fell an easy prey 10
their cunning enemies.
This is the way the monkeys we're
caught, aud how many young per.
sons are caught in tho same way3
In their desire to do what they u,
other persons doing, they fall into
serious trouble, and often bring
upon themselves ruinous habits that
follow tllcm to the grave.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
tsThe Old WOnsan.~

It was thus, a few days since, we
heard a STRIPPING OF sixteen designate
the mother who bore him. By coarse
husbands, we have heard wifcs so call
Ell occasionally, though in the latter
case the phrase Is more often used en-
dearingly. At NIL times, as common
~ spoken, it jars upon the car and
shocks the sense. An "0ld woman"
should be an object Of reverence above
and beyond most all phases of human
ity. Her very age should should be
her surest passport to courteous con-
sitleration. She has fought faithfully
"the good fight" and come off colI-
queror. Upon her venerable face she
bears the marks of the conflict in all
Its turrowed lines. The most griev-
ous ol the ills Of life have been hers ;
trials untold and unknown only to her
God and hCrself, she has borne inCes-
sanity; and now, in her old agc-her
duty done! patiently awaiting her ap-
pointed time she stands more honor
able ami deserving than he who has
slain his thousands or stands triumph
ant upon the protNlest ileltlsof victory.
Young man, speak kindly to yOtlr
mother and even courteously, tclHlerly
of her. But a little time and you will
zee her no more forever. Her eye j.
dim, her shadow falls graveyard.
Others may love you when she has
passed away--kind-lieartcd sisters, per-
haps, or she whom ofall the world yOH
choose for a partner may love you
warmly, passlOnately; children may
love you fomlly, hut never again, new
er, while time Il yours, shall the love
Of woman be to you as that Of your
old, trembling mother has been. -Key-
stone Coed 1'enspir.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

ASEcnOrE OF QUEEN ylcIo-
ElA.- A gentleman relates that
many years ago he was on . visit TO
the Isle Of Wight, and during h;d
walks 10 ttrollcd into the qniet
church yard, Near agraye in tie
corner Of the clmrch-yard he noticed
= lady with a little girl-the latter
abouttweiye years ofsgc-to whttn
she was relating the story d tho
Dairymal's Daughter, whose rc'
mains lay beneath their feet. Az
the lady proceeded with the nara.
tive, lie observed the little girl liit
up her eyes, 6lled with tears, and
heard her say that She wnM Try
and be as good as the Daiytnau's
Daughter hsd been. After plant
ing . lily on the grave, they walked
slowly away. The gentleman, upO"
making Inquiry, found illst the lady
was the Duchess OF Kent, and tho
lite girl her daughter. The lat
ter il now the Queen ofEuglaud>
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

VYIE MERITS OF THIS INSTRUMENT
l. consist principally in the support 1t
gives TO the abdomen and spine. The belt
IL bread, supported by suSpenders passing
over the shoulders, and kept in shape by
sclfgenemiing Gaivanic Plates, which give
II pleasant current.
The Regulator IS also Galyanic; Its Cnp
and Nozzlcs ARE made of Silver; its Stem, Of
Copper and Zinc, Is hollow, that injections
may be thrown through II, or into lite neck
Of The Uterus. 1t can le 80 regulated by
lis thumb-screw as 10 meet any mal-pOsi-
tion Of the Uterus, and is uncqnallel In
meeting any form of female disease.
Price, ~. Patented August II, 1911, by
W. s, Van Cleyc, CentrAlin, Illinois.
Territory for Sale, or will receive
Royalty for manufacture.
For State or Territorial rights 10 manu-
!aciur and scll on the Pacific Coast, apply
10 COLL. VAN CLEVE, Albany. Oregon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

An ANECDOTE or FRAEKLIN.--In \
speech before the House Of Lords and
Commons franklin was interrupted
b. q sriOn Of nohllity with vociierous
cries of 'Coagh him down; cough
down that American mechanic. he
was brOughe up at the hammer hAn-
die ~
Calmly loOking at the lOrlllng,
Franklln sAla, -Itls fortunate f0r you
thas yoa were not. lsr yOur abilities
ncysF WonM have raised you above
klts
Te lIesopheS and aiAteSman con-
einpa ~ slgnsa@ withOat further
Ansegs1aon.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Tic recording secretary Of a 40
ciety in .ScrantOn madO this cLtry
in bis book, showing . remarkable
ingenuity in spelling the wori
"ns,,a,'"
"arter gwiue threw they yc~-
rewal iawtns thar was o cOlseOk.
shun taken up but nothin pad."
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

A young lady recently entered n
shop Of a fashionable millinery with
whom her family were acquainted, for
the purpose of making some trifling
purchase. "IIow Is your mother,
Mis!" politely inquired the lads.
'She Is not very we'll" replied Aztec
tiOnate. "Ah. what l. the matter
with her?" .'She fell down stairs and
hurt her eomtesy BENDER" ''Her
what?" ''TIer courtesy bender. :"
sC@lrtesy bender! what Il tllat!"
inquired the puzzled mllliner. "why,
her knee, y said the blnshing damsl.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

The Lacrosse Democmt--which
orcc obtained an unenviab'e veIM-
tatiOn G,r slang and obsCetc abOee,
under the management ofA nAar
tanned ~Brick" POmeroy ssSld
cut by the Sheriff . lew days ago 10,
ray Ofa few Of rOmcroy's deb'r.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

Mark Twain has receipt for the
celebrated Rochester bean soup. which
l. compounded as follows: Take lot
Of water, wash Il well, AMI boil 1t UNI
I'll II is brown on both sides; then
carefully pour one bean Into It, and
let 1t simmer. When the bean begins
to get restless sweeten lt with salt
then put Il IN alrtlgnE cans, hitch each
can to : brick and ch.lCh them ever.
board aud The soup % done. sg
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
DTR. E. o. SMITH, DENTIST,
Paper-IAangImg, CNlccmtnang,
Decorating, &c.

N u. WAnSW0RTH win give prompt
attention 10 ell orders for Paper
hanging, Calcemlning, necorNting, &c,, in
this city or vicinity. All work executed
in the latest style, in tho hest manner, and
at lowest living rates. ca Orders left q
Furniture WAreE6oms Of Chaa Mcaley WIN
recclYe prompt attention. WN
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
TURNING TURNING.

TAM PREPARED TO no ALL KISHs
4 OF turning; keep on hand and make 10
0rder rawhide-lI0iiOned chars, &c. Shop
near the Mills and Hosiery. Jefferson, Ore
gon. Branch shop near magnolia Mills"
Albany, where orders for chairs. turning,
&c., can be loft. JOHN NJ. METZl.ER.
Jefferson, Aug. Q, tA12
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09
ALBANY BATH HOUSE.
EURs! FUnA! RnRal

YVES HIGHEST PRICES PAIDHN CASH
- tofdn klndsof F1fll, IN. I
.~ RLAIN, YOtNQ & co.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-08-09

An EasteFB man in Salt lake
City olie day last week lost . pCCk-
ct book containing $4,000 khioh
was found By q little girl aud re-
turned to him. lie gave tle GndsEe
$500 u gold notes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
ROSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

=, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MoE,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
FOR Boston, at 42O exp L 925 exp. and 945 M and
l4u, SO exp, 3.55 exp, 800 and g,l5 exp. D IN.
The 20 m, and 3.25, 355 and 955 m trains start
ron Washington 50 atom all Others from Foster St.
For Grafton, Westboro' Southvllc Cordayjlje and
Ashland al 7,0l and 9.4j M lao and 900 M.
For South birmingham, APO, 100 9.25 and g. i5 a m
l.49, S25 S55, 500 and 9.55 m.
tor Milford. at 100 and g25 m l40 1925 and 355 n M
FOR Natiek at 100 and As a m, lao and 500 NJ
For wellesley, Granville, West Newton Newton
and Brighton, at 400 and 9.45 m. and $50 m fas,
sengers for the stations can also take me 90 m
wards. 49,
The 40 m train runs every day except Monday; all
otners every day except Sunday.
sunday express from Albany leaves Washington square
stat o. at S.35 m for Boston.
Sunday Mail leaves Washington square Station at
2Sn A. N, (bltn 'ay), for Bcston
TRAINS leave boston tOuows:
For Worcester at 800, 100. S.30eXp. 9 exp NJ 80
express 4SO express to birmingham $50 express 900
For New York, via Springfield 900 exp. m, 800 exp.
500 exp 70.
Now YORK. via Norwich, sac exp pm.
Grafton. 1.0G m, 1885, 430 N.
Westboro' 200 M 100. 40. $50 exp . n,
southyllle 1906 m. L30, 4.3O H.
CoIdavlle, 100 M 1850, 400 m.
Ashland, 100 M l.30, 400 $50 exp D m.
South birmingham, 500, 100 $50 exp and 900 exp.
10 i.aO zio exp. AGO exp, 400, 43O exp. $500 $50
exp. 100 exp, 1900 m.
Nstck, 100 10 l3o, 2.l5, 400 5OO $50 500 10 90
Millbury, 100 IN, 4sOpm
SaSonvile, 1900 m, 500 p m.
sSiiord lOO s3o exp, 9exp; am. 2l5 exp 43O exp pm
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday.
Sunday 1ai leaves Boston at $50 m, stopping al "
newton, South birmingham Worcester We,t Hrook
9'dO = NJ e q. RUSSELL, Sup't, Springfield.
q.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
IN RANKnrpTDY -Dlsrp1c

IN BANKRUPTCY.--D lsTRIcT OF MAS
u sAonusErTs AT Clinton. the 18Th day Of January,
A. 49, Tue undersigned hereby gives notice OF Ills
appointment rs Assignee Of The estate OF GEORGE II.
EOSS ". Of Lancaster IN the county of worcester
within said District who has been adiudgcd bankrupt
anon his own petition by The district court Of said JUS
uicl, CHRISTOPHER G. SIoNB'
jas d3s1hf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
WORCESTER AND sPRINGF1EIn n1r1s1nN

modatOnl at 635 m '
pm. ' $3.50 i
FOR Albany (express) 9,55 for New York and Albany
gNp;l lO25 m, and ~ and 1885 M New York
Sunday mali leaves at 1905 Z. n. Sleeping cars wilt
leave Springfield fer Rochester daily, connecting with
1880 train.
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 7l5 Il90a M
LBS exp 205 exp, 400, $40 exp m. Albany Sunday
express $50 n m. Sunday mail 1925 a m (Mondayl
RAILROAD C0EREcTIoEs.-At Albany with he New
York Central, Troy and Grecnbush, and Hudson River
Railroads. At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson
and Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. Al state
Line with the llOusatonic Railroad At Pittshcld with
the Pittsfed Gorth Adams and ousaonic railroads
~ Mestfed with the New Haven and Northampton RR
Al Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spring.
held, ana Connecticut River Railroads. AT Palmer with
the New London Northern RR. AT Worcester Junction
with the Providence and Worcester worcester and
nashua and Norwich and Worcester Railroads. A /
south Framnghgm with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Railroads.
q o. RUSSELL Snp,t Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
OF MAssAoHu


OSETrS.-W oHcEsrER. S. Probate tourt.-ro all
persons interested in the rs ate ufPARLEY GODDARD.
late Of Worcester IN said county, deceased, estate:
You are cited to appear at Probate Court,
70 be held at Worcester, in said county. the first
Tuesday u February next, at nine O'Clock in the
iorcnoon, to show cause why the second account
render cd by Isaac Davis and Emory Banister the EN-
cctors. their administration Of said estate and now
ON file at tuis office, should not be allowed
And the said accountants ordered this cita-
ton, by publishing The same once week. two weeks
successfully in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper
printed At Worcester the last publication to be dlv
e least, before said Court and to send, or cause to
he sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
Mailed postage prepaid, to each of the heirs. devsees,
or egntees Of said estate their legal representatives,,
known TO the petitioner, seven days, at least, before
said court.
Witness HENRY CHApIN Esquire, Judge Of said Court
his twenly-seyen h day of January. in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy Two.
aes dja29&i5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
VERMONT AND MAssACu17sTTrs

" AND TROY AND GREENFiEIn p a fri ~ ~ ! .
Mi Hor W95eeser Foster Sc Depot for Hoosac Tnn
~, Tor North Adams Hoosac Tanne aa,a az osg
GrrsSse9 I N ssg sT ray e. $50 ana ills For
pm. ~ pVstVh AZ ''VV m ana ~
Leave Greenfield for worcesera a, a oardo a, m ,na
m. and 200 D "A, ioi DV''oh ~ "4@ "iu ofi
a. N ,s a a l'uO m trant from Hoosac Tunnel,
g,SV ~ " Iall rom 9rconned, and Sal and AGO M
trais rom hiatleboro connect at Fitchbufg with
aaii,s Ioi providence. Newport and Taunton.
me i'W m and LOO m trains from Ilnosac Tunnel
nnu ~ ana Zoo , m trains from Bratteb0rb con.
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport &c
ru,, y. a. RUGGLES, Snpt,
A"N"p"B' hahb't DEC, y leH ou mYl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
ID o S T o L L / G e
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern worcester County, Yornontand New Hamp
shire. closes at 500 m; due az pm.
Manchester Noncora anu Nashua II, Lowell, Leon
in-er, Lancaster West BOyston Oakdale aud Clinton
closes At m AID 8,3O m: due at 9,l5 IN aud pm
and IN.
Gardner Vt. and Mass Il Il, closes at $50. 10 As
N and m Due 9,l5 m and aud ON,
"a lneetQn Easi Princeton and West Sterling close AZ
CIV OF Boston. close at 80 and am.I15. aand Sp
IN Dpg aI wy and 100 NJ 80 49, $50 and 1880 PM
iies'9n an worcester Way Mail close AT I'm and
Name Eastern Sow so Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
eagsss, ciose a. MY aqa IN, ll5S and m.
Rhode l.aai, close AZ 6So and IL I'm, and 40 N IN
Way Mail on the Providence and Worcester railroad.
close az a,5O m. Due a 9,45 am.
Sturhrdge Southbrldqe and woonsockc close at 40 a
m ang s31 N; que a ssS m and SSO m
States close at 545 aud i5 m, as ami pm Due at
s,l5 and 92J an, Las and 10 pm
Worcester ami Springfield Way Nail, close at 5i5 and
$40 N and J45 M; Due a. $40 N and $3.50 m.
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at 545
u and 3.45 m. hae az 45 ana 10 I'm.
New YORK City and southern states. Hartford and
New Haven Conn, close al 94j m, 2,i5 and Due
Ncrwich ana New Lon on, Conn., Webster and oxford.
Mas, close at a m and 43O m. Due AT m and
Way Man on The Norwich aud Worcester railroad,
CLOSE az a IN. Due al m.
Sraiton Close al 30 and9 IN aud / Is and m. Due
Milford Mcndon, iopodae and Fra,nlpob,,o ,loso a,
m. I'l5, and m Due AZ 9,i5, 1888 M and ljJ
Southboro close at p NJ Due at lO3Oaw
Westboro, Coriayillc. Hopknton. AshanI ,,i nj
4,s0pm. ''' " W ana
Marlboro, close at and Due at 10 80 IN and
1920 m. ''''
am. 'N V''u
barre aud Smhville. close at 945 a m and a m pue
at 10 a N and 34jpm " N"'
Dana. North Dana. New Salem. North New salon
Close AZ 9l45 m. Dne at 3.3Opm
lluhnaristOn, close az and lO45 q IN ana 4 u m Uu
al $50 N. us ana pm.
Princeton holden. Rat and. North Rutland close "A
pm. Due at o. 20 pm.
Leicester close al 945am and m. Due at al
and pm.
oasham am shrewsbury, close at 9,i5 m and $3.50
N. Due ~ 930a m and IN.
Mails for kvw York and Boston. and pluceg heyonf
close al this office ON Sunday at pm
fOHElGN MAILS Malls tor the European steamer
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER R. R

On and after Monday, Nov ~ Trains will leave Gard
ner lor worcester and intermediate stations at 90 Is
ilio II :? A NJ, and at IS r NJ, making connection
Wtth trains on all the roads Terminating in or passing
kEIgRNING-Leave Worcester at 8A NJ. 1890, AIS
alu 20 ?, NJ connecting at Gardner with all trans on
the Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad 10 and from
Hoosac Tunnel Greenfield ana Intermediate stations
and at Greenfield Grouts Corner with trains nor
and south from those points.
lVERS PHILLIPS President.
1DT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
1877 HIRE RAILROAD
= ~ S,6>6: WINTER ARRANGE MENf-Comncn

lDs ONDA1, Dec % 1871
rams eaVe worcester, Foster Street Dcpot al Ia 4
i, - o. m, and +21 D m Fichbnrg al g20a m A.
lows Falls i' Ivy 'eel'e dHo u e.
u Making c9nnections at Bellows Falls with guaps r.
ppII ~ r. n Tor Rutland Saratoga, Bur.ingtou
Hso WIN VI Central r. r. for Windsor White igyrr
yei.pCtlon connecting with Conn and Passnnu,ic Tvsr
outg. Montreal, &c. i'' reO'lt-
Worcester-J. BAREARD, Agent A ''4'
F Ssle As low as by any route and distance less
Lnliman Sleeping Cars Night Tran Tor W ,st
80 NpILh. X STEW ART. sun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-02
EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. X.
a SUMMER AKpANG EMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, May ], iS7l,-Passenger Trains for WorceE.


Leave Fitchburg, s a. M, 1850 and $50 p. m.
South Fitctburg sos q. M. 1884 and 55i p m.
Leominster sI2 q. M, 90 and 800 p. m.
Gates Crossing, SIT a. m, Ia and 6Ol. p. NJ.
Pratt's Junction. S.2b a. m, ]. 10 and SIS p. m.
Sterling Center, S33 q. m, l.2O and go p. m.
Passenger Trains for Fftchburg-
Leave Worcester $50 and Il Is a. M, and 20 D. NJ
starting Junction, 707 and II 81 a. and 800 D. m
Sterling Center ia and 1905 p. M, and sos D. In
Pratt Junction l.2V q. M and l2.li and b,1G b. M
Gates Crossing, T.26 n. n 1922 and 62i D, M
Leomnster, 1850 a. m, 1880 and $50 D. N.
South Fitchburg, 1871 n. M 1879 and 537 D. m
RAILROAD CoEREcTl oHs.-The 30 and III Is n -, 49,,
20 p. trains from Worcester connect M Vii Ih ana
with the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r y VIZ
all points north and west; also connect III Fttct6iur
with the ermont and Massachusetts r for GreoneA
and BiattlehOfO and intermediate stntions Nec"ueu
The 100 a. M and 1850 p. m. tram from Fltcbbure ,s
meet n worcester with Boston Worcester proyideos
AZ worcester, Norwich q Worcester Ra irradt
held. 0 "'sV Wa npflngs
The $50 p. M train from Ftchburg eonnects a, w..
eester with Norwich a Worcester Steamboat Trsi %
New York via New London il K BTUSri yam gn TOT
once Fitchburg Worcester r. r. ! 0D' sup Il
fltehhurg, NAV 1871 AR