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daughter. On Wednesday morning he resumed
his journey and offered the check to the con
ductor who refused it and demanded fare which
Mr.. Poole refused to pay, and nc was put of
at Stanford and put in the lookup. The cast
is 10 be fully ventilated
Miss Clara Louisa Kellogg'S father, George
Kellogg, graduated from Wesleyan university in
1881. He was born in New Hartford in 1872.
From 1888 TO 1911 he was PRINCIPAL OF Sumter
COLLEGE, in South Carolina. lie became noied
as an inventor of various Improvements and p
manufacturer, which business he followed ~
Birmingham in 1869. His wife was Mss Jane
Elizabeth Crosby, of Aiiidlctown. His only sur
vving child is Clara Louisa, the fEt American
operate singer educated wholly in rms country
before going upon the stage. She madc sue
ccsSlul tour in Europe in 1861 and 1865. Her
father and mother wern mcEoerS OF the FIRST
Congregational choir Of Middlefown IN 1855.
RHODE ISLAND.
The appreutices al BitrerSonS granite works
are getting facetiouS. The following notice ap-
peaTS in The last number of the Narraglnsett
Weekly: The American granite cutters an
prentice association held their first meeting at
their hail Monday evening, January 80, 1872
the president, Horace Greeley, Jr., in the chair.
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted: - Resolved, that in the future we will
allow only one iouTneyman to every ten ap-
prentlces, and that one to be of good moral
and able 10 produce bonds TO the
mount of $500 for good behavior Resolved,
hat Journeymeu must serve twenty-one years to
The trade, work Mt it for fifty years, and have
been citizens of the United States forty years"
In Rhode Island, in 1871, there were twenty
one failures, the amount of liabilities reaching
s3O3,OOO. This is a decidedly better exhibit than
that oil the two wears preceding, there being in
1870 twenty-thlee failures and liabilities to the
sum OF S95S, 900, while in 1869 the failures were
eighteen and the amount $685. 900.
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he n ea0efsd, de.s
s is ! AZ psf.on, pslsg seass nanss a.,asarss
~ hh cais h2f tHf Duffse ~ se1lHg a1Y gsfs gsfe4
HFfenAnaiN, " othff clHaubyiitfs sli8 ssse fslsa
and NeasurFs IN tha n ~ fyea ri 49, a. ~ y.
q haye NEE usna yaee n bgsinsis sta 1851 iff y
be responsible fr ihs eprfeefuess IN eraeirs ~ ~
.ame progided, hO9sysr that they aaii maze ~ ~
~ a!e see1 rae, weEhs. fnegs.res nm mir faa'
And measures whenever they desire " % ~
sEcI z. The seaip n wffghis am nesssfss % ssfi
CITY and Town shall ~ year am ffie =, n 400.
sary, 20 every hay an c0a aese dSiIsasf Il, y, -
oIg balance, within said eiiY ~ tgwB MAJ sse'gf n
of. and adjust and sesl the same ' ~"''@ey
SCI q Al perlons uelng any scales getytfs ,aes..
any commodity, may have ,be sane ie.ie3 af \. X,
lle seller Of weight and measure IN DE CIV ~ ~
At lis ONCE, whenever they dcsire h. lave n d,fe
sEcf. Whenever complaint h ni8de 10 4 sa1ief Of
he has reasonable cause 70 believe that AK VIZ seig,
o. measure used IN the sale Of any c0nnodtty wihin
ie eiy or Town 4 Incorrect the aid seaef sal 70 IL
INC place where such scale weight Or ine gnTe n INK
KY aud ma the same according 10 the result OF IN
cannot be adjusted, The said seaer sha attach ,ia
thereto certifying the fact, and orbiddlng tile nse there
tho.led standard Any person using any scales weghI,
1g aneaSuICs aer eaer OF weights aud measures has
fused such permission, shall he liable 70 lie same penal
tes az u nc mad knowingly used lse scale, weight OF
scot s. All scales. weights and measures that can
0t De nade 70 conform 70 the standard shall be stamped
"Condemned, orc d. BY the sealor Of weights nnf
measures; and no person shall thereafter uc the sam,
changed under the penalties provided m the case OF th,
use OF false weights and measures.
sEcr. 4. Every healer OF weights and measures shal
receive such compensation for his services AS NAV i,
fixed by the city town within which he is appointed
aud no iees shall be charged for any official duty he may
sEor. l. Every city and town shall. within The nrs
yen days ofJannary and July in each year advertise The
nswspaper printed in such city or os or by postinI
"a AT SFs Rqs eR Pieces u ihren ~
approved May g.. 1870. at ia9
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ID 0 S T o F Il 1 G E
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County ycrmontand New ITamp-
shire closes at 500 m; due at pm.
in~ter Lancaster West BOylson. Oakdae and Clinton,
closes az 6 a m aid $50 M due al 9,l5 m aud m
? and m.
Gardner ana Vt. and Mass, R r. closes at $50 1914
m and , m. Due 8, is a m and aud IN,
Plnceton East Princeton and West Sterling. close at
$50 NJ. Due at 9,l5 m
Citw OF Boston, close at $50 and m, LIS and
M Due a. 6s9 and 1870 ~, 800 49, $50 and 1913 m
P m Due at 8, Is. l0.3a m and 4,S0 pm.
Name. Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
eagseis close at 30 and m, LIS. and m. Due
at 6.3O m. 4, 0 and l031 y
Rhode lslahl, close at $50 and IL M and 33O m.
Due at 945 m. 2,l5 and $50 pm.
WAY Mail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close at 30 m. Due a 9,45 am.
Sturbr.dge, Southbrdge and woonsocket close $50
m and s.p m Due at 9,45 a m and $50 p m,
SprnSheid, Albany, Western New York and Western
states close at 5i5 and IS IN, S,45 ana pm Due at
4,lS and 9, 20 am Las and lopm.
Worcester and Springfield Way Nail, close at 545 and
9,45 a III, and 345 m. Due at $40 IN and $50
Way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at 545
| New York City and southern States Hartford and
New Haven Conn., close at s.45 m, 945 and Up IN. Due
| Norwich ana New Lon on Conn., Webster and oxford,
Mass close at a m aid 4,3O nj. Due at m and
Way Mail on The Norwich and Worcester railroad,
| closes al n. Due at Sam.
Grafton. close at 60 and and Is and m. Due
| az a IN and 800 pm.
Milford Mendon, Hopceale and Framngham, close at
m. lib and M. Due at 95, 1885, m, and 45J
Southboro' close at , m. Due at lO3Oam
. Westboro', Cordavie. Hopkinton. Ashland and Hol-
4,30pm
Marlboro, close at and pm. Due at 1880 m and
1880 M
Northboro'. close at lis and 8 pm. Due at 1850
am.
Barre and Smithyille close at 945 a III and M Due
AZ 9l5 IN and 3.45 pm.
Dana North Dana. New Salem, North New Salem
close at 9.45 m. Due at $40 p m.
tluhhardstnn, close at and l0A5 M and p M Due
at $50 a IN, =, 10 ana pm.
Princeton, Holden. Rutland, North Rutland close at
pm. Due at 9.30pm.
Leicester, close at 9,45 and p M. Due at a m
and pm.
Oakham AMI Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 IN and 800 D
m. Due al $50 m and m
Mails for Rev York and Boston, and places beyond
close at TINS Office on Sunday at pm.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European Steamers
close Gally, via New York, at As M, 345 and pm.
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NoIsWIcH AND WORCESTER DlYf

~ OltWICH AND WORCESTER DlVf
zion, D., II. and L. RR 1871.
q .RAiSs GoIsG SoUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER AT
"'S1 M way Passenger Train. Connects nj Web
ster with train from Sothbridge and for res
ton; at Ploingeld with trains to and irem HAT
t9E1, and Providence at Norwich Rh train 10,
~ View LONDON from West Side staiion IVA
iO'NV t %. M9y passenger Train Connects at Wor
Sgrg, Lowell, &c at Worcester junction WITH
western and Providence trains al iufnan " itb
train from Boston; at Painae,d for Proviience:
81 a. SSEwlch with travis for New Londou, Esystic
S'I5 N. Way Passenger Train Connects at ygor
cggstet Win trains from Nashua Yichhurg, Lows
e. &C 81 worcester Junction with Express
tTain from Boston, ami trains from Western and
providence and Worcester roads: a. Putnam VIII
o a,l pom pom ioslon st PAINTED junction, trains
t9is tfain. Passengers from way stations exrtnt
webster. Prtnam and DaneIsonvtlel for New
train TO Norwich. ~
5,SO M etesnboet Express Tram for Ker, YnTk
Connects St Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
pole Franklin and blackstone: leaves Nory'ieh
iof New London al 9.Ii5 m.
s.lO m Steamboat Express train for Boston daily
t SS aeG P9 stoSe connecting At Putnam for os
eester Tor Boston, birmingham, Lowell EasluS
Concord, titchburg &c. THIS train leaves New
s 1o11om 'st Lib N, dependent en- arrival VI
S.OGam. Wsy Passenger Train Connecting
for Boston, arriving at tO.:sO ans at worcester
Junction for Springfield, and way stations Albany
Boston, Nashua, &c. ''' ''''41' "
s1'sO n. Way Passenger Train Connecting az
arriving at Worcester junction in season or tralHs
T. soston Providence, Springfield and Aibaiy;
S'A5 pm Way Passenger Train. Connects al Nor-
wen with train from New London and at Piain
aeiG Juhe,lon with train TO Providence; at Wor
cester with train for Boston
leaves Webster for WsSeesse SF ~ y,
Leaves Worcester for Webster at Ss.;s!S PM
y
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Chicago, DanyiIie and VinceHnes F;r.,
Mortgage Bonds.
ISSUE oSLY sIs,soo PR NILE.
THE LINE COMPLETED AND Iy grc
CESSFuL OPERATIONS

The Leading Points in relation 10 these Bond, arc a.
follows:
lst. The Stakeholder have built nr.t-clas. mad
and equipped II in irst-class manner saafay rim Bsly
owR money.
%. They have built their road through one Of the
richest portions Of the state, where all the old roads into
Chicago are earning over $4,000 per mile per annu
and are paying large and regular dividends
3d. They have built the shortest road TO tho colo
brated Block Coal Mines, whose products have large
and increasing market in Chicago in the manufacture
Of iron, as well for domestic uses
4th. The road is done, well equipped, and earning
money, and no argument is required as in most nc,.
enterprises, to show that the company able TO bud II
5h The portion OF the road opened for buspes las,
year. earned more Than fJtypr cent ADORE rs infe-et
liabilities.
6th The amount OF the mortgage is very moderate
being only about Sls,5O9 per mile.
It'll. While Railroad Bonds may be plenty those upon
finished lines, certain to pay and Tor so small an
amount. seldom In the market
sth. That as the amount remaining unsold ia only
s0lsOO0, parties who want them should make mmedi-
| ate application
a a., BONDS are for $1,000 each have 40 years to run
nav,h1o interest at the rate OF per per annum
VI ne hrst of April and October both prncipa
ana interest being payable I'm gold IN Neyv Vol,
Weno not hesitate To recommend thaso ponds as go,
us"'1 H ."os aie attended with none Of Tho uncer
an,s 81 ptO,eSsst enterprises and the prompt pay
nent OF 'e 'cIHs'' ana the nnal payment or tho min,
cpal, are certain any m,ure ans" " 'ne prlh-
well be. event can
Full particulars furnished on application in ee,.oD
mall TO ''0h oF
Messrs. Rice, whiting IL Bullock.
Worcester; Mass, or to
WE, sHArrucK CO., BANKERS
GENERAL AGENTS. Nassau st., New York.
jals deop&weow3m
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ABBOTT & RICE
,,,, NO. CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
j 0 N d y PEA o OK,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

49, FOR SALE-Or Exchange for CITY
k;;il Property, in oakham. a Farm Of 50 acres well
El:l dydedi 3 acre wood land-chestnut OAK, ina.
pie, &c, from 20 10 70 years growth; l25 apple
trees, neary all eraftei pears grapes &c bon 81
Price $500.
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GALVI l.. GODD ARDS
- Burning MACHISE WORKS
Second Avenue. Corner Tvventy-second &c
o1ce 40. Bowling Green, View York.
Manufacture the
PATENT MHsTIzo BrRRfxg pIcKERs

PATENT MEsTIZ0 BCRRING PICKERs.
PATENT wORsTED BCRRLgG PIcRERs. pa
TENT DOMESTIC BCRRLyG PICREeS. oiLERsto
sit2cb to Picker. Patent steel Ring AM soIia Packing
Barring Machines mtde snEle and Doubie 0sr arsf
9reakers o. 90 CARING Maehinez; fine Burning
u lchiges for the seeonf breakers and drtsbers
llapEoted stee. Ring FEED kaus plane ana iutsrsee'
ihk. VIZ I4ient adj1stsbis spFinz bOxes shake vii
lowe with blowers Waste Busters Cotton Gins Rio-g
ers. nc ~ NV"
E1eel1ori Attic International Exhibition in Lon
o9ii. i5pzr az a. Pans ~ DOsti0 u 1911 our Mo-
~ B4rfiaF Riekfr received FRIZE HEDA L award /;
tfDLD MEDAL A. American Institute Fa3r lsa,-
40 ~ ~; 20 ard 10 ne mzhca award.
~ the Amefiezn Iastitgfe Pair. 1858. our Pnrr,nz
NNlnHe fof CARDS, vas awarded 4 GOLD MEDAL
al ~ sl,@Hqutft exhibitions fhs HIGHEST AWARD:
anc " 100 oar Double Bugrer resere6 FiFsT PREMIUM
p ~ 6msre<n ins'itats Ysf. les and 1910 our steer
IN sIeed Rolls received lst premium
~ American Institute RSiF fs13 or Wor "a EH-rnz
feEer va AWARDED the lst premium
~ OcE -TEEL RIG HBEHIHG MGCHfHgg Hee Tpg
ISL 5gLD PAckisG BckeiEe 82cnfsgs ~ THz HaE
AtT. MoftWalsldD an DceraIiga are Yu4fsnfeef
Our ll1lifatef Catzi0gge ar b. bal - sss.lsffo
kyolaSt~.sson gwen 70 81 laq8ries al frsers by
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Steamers.
PROVIDENCE, PHILADELPHIA AND

INV IDENCE, PHILADELPHIA AND
- BALTIMORE.
AAHA sAOHE LINE, SEMI-yyEFKIY
oAtt 5EnEh1 WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
ue Stv.iiers 81 the Keystone Lire Will leave their
wharf AT i9ia street, OIL Wednesdays ana Saturays AT
?. NJ Tor Ihi aSepLia and Raittuora Trai 10 ~,
- 1a ~! he1Isi TO baltimore fitty hours
Wis keystone Line. ~ 0 'i'iSH'
Eortorough rates and further particulars aprly IN
lie. BACON, Ag'tP. d W. X r.,
A. E. QUACKENBoSS
Contracting Agent, Worcester
EUGENE HIGGINS, Agent
Providence. Nsy Is 1861 DIFF mvta
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. CO.'S through line
o. to California and China. Fa.es greatly reduced
1ttlhers leave Iier No A. North River Of Canal
streei, at II o clock. nom. on the
18Th AM 30TH,
previous. 80 '. ''0' w Wv
:, slru1y l5; Steamer OCEAN QUEEN. Captain
- connecting at Panama with steamer COBRA
Al depar'ur at Panama will, steamers for
NenlI;I American and south Pacific norris Denariure
u i9l touches at Kingston, Jamaica
TOT Japan and China, steamer JAPAN leaving San
Francisco March ], 1872 ~ 's '
ono hundred pounds baggage allowed each admit
ti eMperlenced surgeon on board. Medicine and at
r3 freight or Passage Ticket or further information
APPLY ~ me comDanys ticket office. on the Wharf IN r
IL "a ~ Agent; TO SGTrON d WHEELER 2Lncon
Dioeh' worcester; or to agents Tor New Enfland
40 Z. l.. BARTLETT ~ Co.
- Ot 10 Broad street. Bos'cn
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a. FOR SALE-About u miles from
Hiii Worcester. Farm of about IS acres well divided
4liiL and fenced with stone wall; u acres N wood
land; cuts about u tons Of English hay; good
supply Of lruit; house Of newly painted and
papeTed barn 30 49, with cellar; carpenter shop and
she'd y mile from stores, school, &c. ~ mile from r.
Il. station. Price $780,
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RaiIroaos.
WORCESTER Ann NAsnrr. q


VNORCESTIII AAr-D -
w R0ADN100 51S AMI NASHUA RAIL
ger Trains will ao aer Aondsy, Sept 4 ISL Passen
tiroon Pasec AZ so and Ills and i2e and 63
Leave Ciroton Inp N, II - ~ g. "
Leave Nashua AZ 7 10 LOT " orcester at m,
Vermont and connects 81 Fitcbburg with trains for the
Burlington Raiiroads ~ oneSliIe and Rutland and
the Filchhurg down. junction With trsins q
Nashua With ta,e! o s9d Lawrence Railroads. ami I
Snd Lawrence Northern Ro s.oi concord, 5anctescr
Vermont Cen,roI 'SII boston, Concord and Montreal
roads. -"S'NiiPse ana CsaensburS Raj
The Ills a m train coproo4. =. r,..,, -
ktad5 Ta lni s 81 raS@ eifht 5g9 psea
at Sasha Win f0q Wi a6G LEVEL G and Lawrence nd
rcnce Northern 10 Fya SISneneser and IaTf
Montreal to PiymoTtbl tS KIM and Boston, Concord and
with m tram connects at Fichbure at Is NJ
and Bur int N spn. anu massachusetts. and Rutland
with Fiebfr -isnt trains; at Groton Junction
trains and at Nashua With Concay aqd stony Brook
Ozdensb1rc and HetInoh' Central Night In rGtss
- ~ ""'"tie'Ii ana CnamPlaln trains.
49,. : '-'.NF 20 sun
PROVIDENCE X WnRCESgTE,5 ~ 80
Z ROAD --Snn,,nor -. ~ - 'N'1,o l EN- HALL
Express Train Stopping Sniy at Woo oal,e Il lsi
9i5p M at iV'io H. n providence al
Accommodation Trs,ns min ,o,a ",
dcnce and way stations Al A and II ga 9r fioy
pm saw "i@ Ai''' q u i'v9 Sld $50
Providence for worcesto, ,,, 800 ...
il.i5 M, and 4O5 m 10y 1'''''i'S' A1 -" ana
The 7.lO a m mail and 2.15 m fevrross, So.
Providence and The 10 Is n, NJ eAiSsl trains rom
mail trains from W., o. ~, V%[essl and go P.
Junction with trains TO ana f,orS fiirtt Noccset
T0corn, Anc tne white Mountains; Springfield Albany
Tope Tek 5s sn ara P5 P9gs S9rt or West
points. eeHe ON'o " al liuP ci'Snt
The VYorcas,er trains ovcor+ ovos. -, !.
connect al a. r1t ~ ana 79 2 NJ
Milford and NJ Wocr',rI LII Nm runs 20 ana IRON
f FI
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Heal estate.
AAARR AL L T A 7 EesD&
kiii HEADoUARTERa. W
[. A. Ely & CO.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
FOR SALE-A good Lot on Southgate ST.,
Il Tainier's Mill L. A. ELY Il CO.

FOR SALE-A good Lot on Southgate ST.,
Il near rainier's Mill L. A. ELY Il co.
- FOR SALE-Grain and Saw Mil at
Hi. QulnSieamond Village; mill 10 feet long, IS wide
El.l and heavily timbered, capable of holding $4,000
power the wear through three isrch Wheels elevator
that will unload car in 80 minutes; r. H. track TO mill
Worcester County. any wishing good Mill and
Privilege. Every facility for doing business
- FOR SALE-Near the Dread, new
III; two-tenement house, for $500
- FOR SALE-Two-tenement house of
E:;i II rooms. on Mason St. large lot; al IN good
I'll coz "a i'i0n Price $500 dtr L. A ELY a CO.
COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE An
~ od-cstabshed stand; good of safe and reliable
business hest location town: stock will he sold at
houseIo rooms GOOD harm o % m with ceap c9
raec house, &c. store building "a a. all in thorough
repair Price of real estate $780, Terms easy.
- FOR sALE-Or Exchange for a szse
kS;i house IN Worcester, good FARM OF 50 45sS
EiL ACRES, situated in oakham 10 miles from - =.
Worcester; land under lair cultivation; will keep
head OF stock through the year. 100 cords of wood fit
to cuts 5 apple trees IN bearng grapes and other small
iIuits &C IN abundanse; cottage house, harm, sc in
goud repair; mile from scho ]; good neighborhood;
m l,aS from centre, Price $3.50.
- FOR SALE-An elegant VILLAGE
Vii; Rt SIDENCE, located in the beautiful Village OF
E+.3h Fast Woodstock Conn., miles from Webster.
Mass. ~ miles from Depot, consisting OF a very
styiish Cottage House. ne 'rly 10 rooms, hand
someiy finish d; cemencd cellar; never failing wafer
Of the finest quality Two Acres Of Excellent Land un-
der high state of cult alton; well stocked with
ahnndance of choice Fruit Trees of the approved
grades with full line OF small fruits vines &c all in
The most thrifty, bearing condiu Also, 81 Acres
Woodland miles from the house, embracing 10000 to
1900 H. of Pine and Chestnut Lumber and l0G cords
of Wood. The location Is conceded be ona OF the
most desirable in the town. Any one in pursuit. of a
NICE village home cannot fail to be interested in the
above Price $780, For further particulars apply 10
L. A. ELY d co.
~ FOR SALE-West of Main st splen-
I'M; did ocaton, one OF the most magnificent Private
-'-, JAZZ dit L. A. ELY & CO.
49, FOR SALE Near Providence ST., 3
r. "a tenement House and Barn, nearly new.
H4llI Price S4,95O. l.. 4. ELY & CO.
FOR SALE-WooD LoT of Sc acres, near
n Quinsigamond Lake, in Shrewsbury. Price 81 600.
l.. A. Ely co.
~ FOR SALE-Good 2-story 2-tenement
E1,l Church; Is rooms; in good repair Price $4,000
terms easy. L. A. ELY Il CO.
- FOR SALE = Very superior House
M; and Barn, with all modern i'm, rovements on
Hlll Main st (south)
l.. A. ELY & co.
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Leave Worcester for Albany and yav s,o.,o..-
modationl ut B.35 a m ~ ~ stations taccom
Pm. o'oo' VVV am, and 4fE
,oF FOr Albany SSpress s for New York and Albany
sunday mail leaves at 1905 p. M slsenir, new YORK
$50 m train SA ualiyi connecting with
u Leave Springfield for Worcester at2Oo 7is :,
ass exp 2O5 exp 400 $40 exp M ig, YhV ,,d m
Bivtn o9p ~ sunday mail 1925 a m (Mondavl '
Va $4,000 CokHEor1oNs.-At Albany Win tbe New
Railroad AZ irIby hnd Greenbush, and Hudson River
fwe nGsbon and Lebanon Springs Railroads At state
Inc psaeid al nionsa.9nic Railroad. At Pttslcd with
4t sprnee1w w R &c. New Haven and northampton RI
u ~ anu connecticut River Railroads At Palmer WIN
Win a tn bqnaon Northern R At Worcester Junction
Mosh,sah e providence and Worcester Worcester ana
Sn ",hsn E aI1 Norwch and Worcester Railroads An
bury and Milford aiiroads V'' N'''V'' "''' = ''Vn
0. RUSSELL, sups, Springfield
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r e w RAIL ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

n IN and after Mordav. Oct 18th, 1911 Four Passenger
.Iis nlS enc way (Sundays excepted,l viii be run
oclMeel 80 birmingham and Lowell, making sure con-
neG II az so Framingham with Trains on b. q j.
~. IL from worcester Springfield Albany and the West
PASSENGERS can leave Worcester. VIA II Il A. r. r. nj
I w A. NJ arrive in Lowell at $50 A. NJ; at g2J A Nj
Lowell at s. 40 p. NJ - 80 i4i'' i'i
turning Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
"osI AT oVo NJ arrive at Worcester at 50 A. NJ: nj
l3O P NJ arrive at Worcester at 30 p NJ M * p At
arrive at Worcester at 10. 30 p. NJ " 49, 80
mr9ugn Tickets, and Baggage checked through to ali
Important points Trains arrive at and depaTt from
Is, b. q n H. H. Depot Midulescx st forming the hest
anu gnu, qnlc%est route between Lowell and Worcester
HpfAhgheld, Albany New York and the West
Il cno,,,,, IL. A. BLOOD, Supt, Fitchbulg
r, j.. CRoSSMAN, Gen Agent, Lowell
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BOSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND WORCESTER DIVISION.

n WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on EoN.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester:
sor b9st0n, at 10 exp. Z 92j exp. and 945 M and
LII go exp. 3.05 exp. 500 and g.55 exp. pIn
The 20 I'm, and 3.25 1855 and 955 N trainF start
station avn N'''i s''
For Grafton, Westhoro' Soutbv1le corsa,iIio ,,d
Ashland at 100 and 9i5 M Lao and 600 N.
For South birmingham, f2D, 100, 925 and O. Is a m
lao 3.25 35J, 500 aud 955 p m. AZ
For Milford, at LOO and 925 M lao Sand Am n M
For Hatiok, at 100 and g45 M Lao and 600 n m 80
For Wellesley Granville West Newton Newton
and Brighton. al 100 and 3 IS a M and gG0 n m ron.
sengers Tor inc same stations also take the Lao u m
ualln 70 Nhuek. and there change 10 the SaNonviIe
tIaln which leaves Natick twonty-seven minutes amer
The 40 m train every day except MOI day; an
otheIs every day except Sunday.
Sunday express from Albany leaves washington nara
stat tor ~ 1855 m. for Boston,
2sl A. NJ. ~ n iay), for Btsson.
TRAINS leave Boston as iouowB:
For Worcester at 500, 100 ssOexp o exp, m, 100
express, 400 express to birmingham $50 express, 900
Eor sew York, via springacd,.oOo exp. am 800 exp.
New FORK, via Norwich 5sC exp. pr.
Wcstboro' 100 a m, i.3O $50. $50 exp.pn
kouhvle, 100 m, l.Sy, $50 m
Cordavile, 100 m, l50 i3O I'm.
Ashland, 100 a m, l.3Q 49, $50 exp. m.
a u, W si5 eyp., 400 exp, 400, 4SOexp., $500, "a
saticS, 7O6 10 a. $50, ais, 400 $780, $50, sOO l,o
sdillbury 400 a M 4.aOpm
HaxOnvlle, 1000 M 600 m.
sMiori 900 ssg exp 9cxp; am, ais exp AsO exn nm,
All outward trains runs daily except Sunday P pm
Sunday Mail leaves Boston at g. 80 D m stonnr, n. "a,
newton; south fTamingham, Worcester Wesf a.. q.
deld Palmer and Springfield, arrives in Nav vnIpok
'''' FIu ~ S9 Eli ELL supt, Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-06
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1877 CHESHIRE RAILROAD -
- X - > - WINTER ARRANGEMENT Comment
leg MO&DAY, Zee. 95, ISL
iLslGs leave Worcester Foster Street Depot at 49, a
u LIP 4 NJ ana ~ .. M; Fitchhurg at a20 a. M an
lows Fails. ' O' "a 'i'e "'' NJ =
+i,is cqnhectlons at Bellows Falls with Rutland 81
burlington X X. for Rutland. Saratoga Burneton f. =,
4so YIN VI. Central R Z. for Windsor White RIVER
SIiicuon connecting with Conn Passunlrsc River
mIEo "a Montpelier St Adams Rouses Point ogdene-
ltokets TO all points north for sale at No Fnsterctret
Horcester-J. BARNARD Agent '''
rae 5S low az by any route and distance less
and North. ~ r y s sTS ~ ~, 'S g. " ST