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FIRING MILLINERY.-I take .-.Bs
iSs rcmoyc:i i: 10 ,i III. TnhSER = UF FIFTH Nas
> BROAD STREETS, nearly opposite my
n"g place and taat my stock OF MILLINERY
FANCY GOODS for the season Is now complete.
Hr Itpect!ou VI the game, i am confident, viii
we satisfactory great care has been taken fhat
'tvc2 may bc complete with all the novelties.
Mrs. nj. WALTON.
? e-cou3t No. 533 Broad street, Eorner OF Firth.
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socTctary Temperance Council. No. "a; Parepa
I.sa Drera Gonlmny t.); President Stonewal
So Uci, Friends Of Temperance, 1d; President Oid
Hyniininn Cuuncil. Friends Of Temperance, l30;
nicC of Records l'ccnhontas Tribe, No. IL; Man-
~ Northern Banking Company; Proprietor
:,lmouG House; Rawlry Springs Company; Sir-
III international Land, Loan, ard Trust Conn
ley James River Utility Works; 'Sh0ckue Hill
! re !sun, No. S., Sons OF Temperance; West Eud
J. .,!s!on, Sens of Temperance.
VESSELS.
:. &. Crane, schooner \. ". Collins: Captain s.
r. srrl.cv, flocp Iptcnt; dos. ". Watts. schooner
nlgirl Yir:fon: Charles Adams, schooner j. b.
q ,a."n; G.. Schutt. schooner VI. L. Seed; j. Is.
:".r. schooner james Vcldran: Samuel Haskell
a,,Urr John Z. McShane; G. r. alahaIl. stcalnet
sr'i; John Wade, schooner Daniel Person; +.
Mi>on. schooner J. b. Flonson; J: r.. AndsEsoS' s
2c-,y, schooner Joseph Heye; T. A. Evans, !. II.
han. J. G. Fass, schooner Oliver Jamcison; John
johnson, hrls Derereux; Captain johnson, schooner
Eupi,!li: Z. Wilson, schooner j. Il. johnson.
+. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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sEwIsG-sIACHISE SALES FOE ls7l---The niagni-
tude to which the sewing machine business has
grown IS only surpassed by the rivalry OF the various
competitors, few OF whom are unfamiliar with Gle
numerous artifces resorted tofor the commentator
and sale of the particular machine sought 70 be sold.
If the number Of sales be any criterion of merit,
the SINGER seems to bear the palm, as shown by
sworn returns of the COMPANIES made under the
licenses granted them by the owners Of the sewing
machine patents, and which are as follows: 4.
The SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing - 80 :,
Grover Baker s sewiag-srachiDeI VIM: -
weed Sewing. Machine Company '''''' n
Howe e- Machine Company ijanaary '''''' as
ltoJulyI) sold. ................. sl,ole machines
Wilcox L Gibbs Sewing Machine
wilson Sewing Machine Company -
American b: d. O. and sewing:aa- l'' l
chine Company sold d............. 2o,l2l machines,
Original Howe Sewing Machine - -.
ny sold. l5.s47 machines
DAVIS Sewing. s.Mac6ine Company '''ss. '1's'
sold. 1865 machine.,
ny lc,3a7 machines,
Finkle q Lyon Manufacturing a2ragr. aes:.a
Company sold. 1889 machines,
IEtna Sewing -Machiue Company
sold. ............... $3.50 machines,
Blees Sewlng-Machinc Company
sold 1861 machines.
Elliptic Sewing-Machne Company s.s.s
sold. ........................ 4,sss machines
Empire Sewing Machine Company .5af'
sold. ........................ 2,sss machines
Parham Sewing-Machine Compa-
ny sold 2,o5s machines
The Chicago Relief Committees returns show u
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Sweet Valencia oranges-something nsw-at AN
TOMS. -------- - ---S 49, 49,. . Z
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Cararnels, cocoanut cream, and butter-scotch Can
dies at PIZZISTS. -... Il, ~ ,4s .ssa+.tf tf,.a
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TgglLESEEsY.

MILLINERY.
. .rLNING OF Nj SPRING M ,-,B
' rrEi ALTON OF cicGant FRENCH sSnkSS<
.i.ltN D0NSEJS and HATS, also .HsNoSsb
Sc. novelties in irc FRENCH FLOW EkS
HiBE0NS. in all TIE Few ,ha,i,.s, ON WE'D
;,AI. pril 10th 10 which invite special at
..,n. Mrs. M. j. DAVIS,
No. 9a7 Main street,
bttwceutli Ninth aud Tenth.
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Large yellow bananas at AsToNI's.

California pears for the sIck, at reduced prices q
ASToNI'5.
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swce, red valencia oranges at ASToS,'s.

Extra large soft figs and eating prunes at Az
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OB PRINTING NEATLY DONE All
iilis OFFICE.
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EOR RENT, that desirable and On
IL handsome BRICK DWELLING on %estAa.A
side Of Ninth street heyoud Leigh, containing nine
rooms, Kitchen &c, with water and grsi alltn good
repair. Possession Ina few days. ,.yy. =. .,Sf,
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GRANpFAsilLY MATINEE: .tzs set1 ~ i-5 (
ss.a sATURDAYEnti2 p. M. (
ADMISSION: Adults, so cents; children, ?5 cents.
Reserved seats can be secured for the matinee ut
WEST, JOHNSTON tS Co.'s bookstore Will extra
charge. Box-shcct now open. .v,,s,f ap s-2t 81
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TOR RENT, THE 'fPICOT TFARM,"Gsa
Il los acres. two miles from Old Market, with M
dwelling, stable, aud other erimproyements. Rent very
low. , ,,or1Y1n
aU 4-3t .s. .:.tt LII NE " bhO1nEA,
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ITO LODGES AND SOClETlES.-MSs
i The handsome IbIEETINCi-R00Mzat CO-kLa
VESANT HALL, on Capitol street, Is now vacant
rwo evenings In eaclI week. and can be rented by
snn,ving 10 ISAAC HUTZLER,
~ ~ =, .slzt;. ! No Gil Alain street
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EOR RENT, A DIfSIRABLEST SToREGSS
II on Main street near the post-otBce. A1
A DESIRABLE STORE Oh Fourteenth street Ia-
tween Main and franklin ~ tst,S, ~
SIZER'S HOTEL, III Manchester, containing slA
teen rooms. recently put I'm thorough repair. +t7
Several SMALL FARMS near the city, 1l>ftIrs9
Apply to RlCHAk2S0s CO.,
aD SIT .f-'f - '-H1 SO III Jll3 Inanhlrert.1
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ID S T o f f 1 c Il
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
Present Advancement
Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Vermont and New IIamp.
shire closes at 500 m due at JPN.
Manchester, Concord and Nashua, n II, Lowell LeOm-
mister, Lancaster West Eoylston Oakdae and Clinton
closes at 6 a IN aid $3.50 due at rs Il and M
filehburg closes AT e. 1915 m and $3.50 m. Due at
Gardner ana Vt and Mass. r R, closes at $50 lO45
m and m. Due g,l5 m and and & D M
Pnnceton East Princeton and West Sterling close
$50 m. Due at SIS IN
city of Boston, close at $50 and a M Is and sp
M Due at 63g and TO- 30 m $3.50, 400 $50 and 1890
Boston and Worcester Way Mail, close at a m and
Maine, Eastern New Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
chnsetts, close at $50 and m, lis and M Due
- Rhode Island close at $50 and IL m, and $3.50 NJ
Due ne at \ - m, 2.l5 and $50 p m.
way Mall on the Providence and Worcester railroad
close at $50 m. Due at 9,45 am.
@. Mslbgry, whllinsville East Douglas Blackstone.
m and $3.50 pm; Due at 9,45 a m and $50 pm.
Springfield, Albany, Western New York and Western
Sutes close at 545 and 45 M 345 ana m. Due at
Worcester and Springfield Way Mail close at 545 and
9i9 a m, and 345 IN. Due at $40 m and $50 u m
way Mail between Springfield and Albany close at a.
a n and 545 p m. Due at Las and 10 m.
New York City and Southern States. Hartford and
new Haven Conn., close at S45 m, 3,45 and Doe
Norwich and New London, Conn. Webster and Oxford
MASS close at . m and 4SO p IN. Due at 8 and
Way Mail on the Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at a m. Due at sam.
Grafton close at $50 and9 and is and M Due
Milford. Mendon, Hopedale and birmingham. close a,
m ll5' land m. Due at 9l5, 1890 IN, and 4,3O
Southboro', close at pm Due at l0,30am
a. Westb0ro', Cordayille, HOpknton Ashland and Hol-
4,30pm. ~ " ~
u Marlboro, close at and pm Due at 10 30 IN and
1890 m. " w
~ " iV'''
Barre aud Smitllville close at 945 IN and M Due
at g.l5 a m and 3.45 pm.
Dana. North Dana, New Salem. North New Salem
close at 9.45 IN. Due at $3.50 IN.
hnbbardston, close at 6 and l0,45 a IN and M Due
at $50 a IN, 2,l5 and y m.
Prnceton, Holden Rutland. North Rutland, close at
Leicester, close at g. AS am and u m Dup AT o a II,
and pm. 80 "
oakham and Shrewsbury, close at 9,45 a IN and $3.50 p
ny Due at $50 m and pm.
Mails for New York and Boston, and places bevopd
close az TINS office on Sunday at pm.
FOREIGN MAILS Mails for the Fur0Dean Steamers
close daily via New York, at 9,45 M, 3,45 and m
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MI E d l G A L FICE
No. 5 Pleasant St., near Main.
WORCESTER, MASS.
DIR. MANSFIELD

has established Grand Medical Office Tor the
Radical and Permanent Cure OF all diseases or de
rangementS of the Genital ORGANS nr system which
will be treated scientifically and the most approved
principles : Syphilis, GonorTh@a Gleei, Structures
seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Female Weak
ness, Pains in the Back aud Loins, Whites Gravel,
Nervous Diseases. llumOrs. Dyspepsia Piles &c
Dr. Mansfield will cure all OF The above diseases by
his new and improved method in q short time giving
entire satisfaction to his patients. SpenatoTrhna
nermanemilY cnrel and Lost Manhnnd Rnslnrnd
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR. Mansfield is without Doubt the most successful
the treatment of those complaints requr
ing skill secresy ana experience, and all other Diseases
incident TO Females that know OF Those requiring
medical aid, both young and old, male and emaie will
ma 1t 10 Their advantage 10 consult Dr. Mansfield He
Is n man thoroughly posted in his profession a rcgu-
lar graduate 0fmedicine and gentleman worthy the
confidence OF the people. Gail at his Offices Il social chat
Will cost you nothing and may he of more benefit you
than you imagine.
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REMARKABLE CONDUCT OF MOTHER. "A
case has just come to our knowledge which
shows degree of heartlessness seldom found
in woman. The facts are as follows: On the
18th of June last three people, having the adj
dress and robes of ladies, came with two lovely
children to the Baldwin home for little wander
ers. One of the party, stylish looking woman
of thirty-dve, giving her name as Mrs. Martin,
inquired of Mr.. K g. TOes, who was in the
office, if she could board her two little girls at
the institution for short time. Being told she
could not, she asked where board could be OBJ
tanned, and was told that a Mrs. Harding a
widow lady of East Boston, might be willing to
assume the charge, for a time of the little ones
So she then left and the children were presented
at the widows 1t seemed rather remarkable
TO Mr. Toles that mother should without good
known reasons, wish to place in the care of
perfect strangers her two children of the
tender ages OF three and oneand-a half
wears. Accordingly he interested himself enough
to ascertain what had been done about home
with Mrs. Harding. Calling there he found that
the mother had accepted the terms of the lady,
and promised 10 call the day following the in
PRODUCTION with the necessary advance money,
but up 10 that time several days had passed by
and nothing had been heard from her Then
search in earnest was commenced. Lynn was
visited, but no such house as 10 Liberty street,
the reputed home of the woman, could he found.
Assiay or two since young man called at the
anu dShGu NuOIt tue AluSOu CnlIufeu
were, saying he came for the father, who was an
honest carpenter living in Lynn. He was asked
if he meant the Martin girls, and said he did.
He evidently did not like to be questioned
but said the father lived at the number
given on Liberty street, Lynn, and thar
the father believed the wife had eloped
with railroad conductor, first hiding the chill.
dreu. Refusing TO carry message to the
father he abruptly left the home, saying that be
was mot going to have anything more TO do
with it, and ret into trouble" One of the
women, Mrs. Morey of Chelsea, who was with
the mother on the nth ut., has been found.
She says she knows nothing of the Martin
woman; has not seen her since that day, but
believes there had been threats on the part of
both father and mother TO abduct the children,
and that separation had taken place. She
also stated that she knew the father had visited
the children at Mrs. Harding's and was taking
care of them, and that he lived in Lynn. The
story of the fathers visit is not true, as the
children are not at Mrs. Harding's and were at
the home when the alleged visit was said to
have been made. 1t is an affair covered by a
cloud of mystery. If the parents are not soon
found the little ones will become state charge.
boston Journal
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name or place of residence of the man could be
obtained. He was dressed in blue pants, striped
vest and soldiers Oyercoat with the skirts cut
off, and belt around his body, with place
to carry sheath knife. He was apparently be
tween thirty and forty years of age
Block Island has been visited by the govern.
ment surveyor and assistants, who have made
surveys for the new lighthouse on the southeast
point, for which the last congress made an ap-
preparation of $4,000. Work on it will begin
in few months"
The trial of woman as a common druukard
at Providence, Wednesday morning, proves a
pitiiul state of affairs in her home. Her hus-
band was in court but did not come forward
although her daughter testified against her
Her rambling and incoherent defence made her
partial insanity too evident and she was sent to
the state farm for six months with the hope that
the treatment she should receive in the insane
department will prove benefit.
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N EW II ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

On and after Monday Oct. 18TH ISL -Four Passenger
Trains Daily each way Sundays cxcepted) Will be run
between SO. birmingham and Lowell, making sure cons
nections at SO. Birmingham with Trains ON b. Il 4
r. H. from Worcester, Springfield Albany and the West
Passengers can leave Worcester, via Il. AZ A II Il nj
90 A. NJ, arrive in Lowell at S.4S \ NJ. at 925 A. NJ
arrive IN Lowell at ll4O A. M; at lao p NJ arrive in
Lowell at $40 P. NJ; at 80 and $50 p NJ arrive in
Lowell at 8. 40 NJ 80
Returning. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and tho
West at 1850 A. NJ, arrive at Worcester at $50 A Nc nd
lSO p NJ arrive at Worcester at $50 =. NJ; al 545 p M
arrive at Worcester at 1890 p ~ -
Through Tickets. and Baggage checked through TO all
important points Trains arrive at and depart nom
u. IL " n. H. r. Depot, Midulesex ST. forming The hest
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield Albany New York and the West.
- .., II. A BLOOD, Supt. Fitchbug
E. j. CRoSSMAN, Gen Agent Lowell
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should invariably be to the Post Office and Regis
tered The Registry fee To all parts of the United States
Is 10 cents canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
g OfFICE HoURS-From 6,i5 m to pm, except
sundays. On Sundays IRON 9,45 to 1880 m
Money Order business closes on Saturday al 2pm
Jal9 diff j. PIChETT, Postmaster.
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NORWICH AND WORCESTER DT,

IL r.. IL. k,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER At
o'1'b III. way Passenger Train. Connects Web
ster with tram from Southbridge and for Bos-
Ton; at Plainfeld with trains to and from Hart
lord and PrOvidence at Norwich with train fnr
New London from West Side tation 80
lV'OO a m. way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor-
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitch
burg, Lowell, Nc at Worcester Junction with
western am Providence trains; at Putnam with
train from Boston; at Planfcd for Providence:
and New Haven '
5.I5 m. Way Passenger Train Connects at wor
cester with trains from Nashua Fitchburg Law
ell, &c.; at Worcester Junction with Express
train from Boston and trains from Western and
froNlIencc and Worcester roads; al Pntnam with
train from Boston; at Planicd Junction trains
from Providence and Hartford arrive in season for
inns train. Passengers from way stations (eNcept
webster, Putnam and DanielsOnyllle for New
1oIk by steamer from New London, Will take this
train to Norwich.
7.2O pm. Steamboat Express Train for New York
connects at Worcester with trains from Boston
Concord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nashua
FiichhurG: &c at Putnam from Boston, Wal
pore hrmkllh anu blaekstone; leaves Norwich
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
S'IO M Steamboat Express Train for Boston, daily
except Monday.) connecting at Putnam for BoS-
ton, blackstone. Franklin and Walp0lc; at WOr-
cester for BOsOn, Framingham Lowell Nashua
Concord, Fitclhurg, &c This train leaves New
London at LIS IN, dependent arrival o t
steamer.
600 m. Way Passenger Train Connecting at
Planfied Junction for Providence; at Putnam
Tor Boston, arriving at 10. 70 m; at Worcester
junction tor Springfield and wsy stations Albany
&C., and Providence at Worcester for trains to
1I.3O m. Way Passenger Train. Connecting at
Plainfed with train from and for Providence.
arriving at Worcester unction in season for trains
10 Boston. Providence. Springfield and Albany;
at WORCESTER for trains 10 Boston, Nashua. NC
3.45 M. Way Passenger Train Connects al Nor.
field Junction with IA 10 Providence at Wor
cester with train for |ston.
wFBsrE EcIAL.
Leaves Webster No.
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Dr. MANSFIELD, Pleasant st , Main Worces
ter, Mass has superior in the treatment Of thar de-
porable alicton Seminal Weakness or SpenuatOTrhGa
Strictly private and confidential
HouTs-9A N, to9 p NJ. office open Sundays.
G. MANSFIELD, NJ. D.,
No. 5 Pleasant ST
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~. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS

Al Upton In said County tul, is-o
BY NelOr0us Tan Esquire Chairman OF tla 20 hiE
mssloners for said County 'n'S Noi-
ON the petition aforesaid, ordered that nuileeia l
10 az persons and Corporations Interested therein %
SAID commissioners Will meet at the Depot ~ no ',v
cester and Nashua Railroad Company al akdnia,
West Boylston on Monday The nnetde tb dnv ~ n
A. ID. 1879 at twelve Of the clock nom b, III, ~ y
fishing an atested copy Of said petition and OF tbis or,
thereon, IN The Daily Spy a Newspaper nTInted ~
Worcester ins lid county In a week t,rea ,,aoi
sucecssivey the last publication be fourteen av n,
least, before the day last Aforesaid ''' w
And II Is further Ordered That the Sleria or s.,
County, or his Deputy the Town Clerks Of the e
towns Of West BoystOn Bsyston and Berlin Win, a,
ateated copy Of said Petition and Order thirty das y,
least and also post up attested copy thereof In t
public places In each OF said towns Of West Bnyston
boylsion aud Berlin fourteen days, least before III
Gay last afOresald, at which time and place the said Com
missqners Will proceed TO view the route set forth IN
hhd feuuon, To hear all persons and COrporuion,
essted therein who may then aud there desre Ia hi
,nereon ant they shall adiudge that the praye,
a,iu reluon ought 10 be granted then 10 prescrihe
a.s =, ~ crossing Aforesaid and make slcI aer
~ 49, Y All WY over the route above described and
,gay s,s, '' nan'ges az any person or Corporation
ts sss W Nie crossing and CONSTRUCTION III tha
ALTERATIONS aforesaid and 10 ,yhatever J ~ , w. W.
be done In the premises. "''''ef enc may legally
COW Of petition ,n I lin A. DANA, Asst CLERK
! JylA ddsW JOHN A pAN -.
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Rend whnt one rres. Saw.

We consider Dr. Mansfield of Worcester Mass, very
able and sklul practitioner in the treatment of Sper
matorrh@a or Seminal Weakness; likewise Diseases OF
Woman. In fact, may safely say he has not his
equal in either branch of the science.Ed Democrat
Brooklyn, N. T.
ivl2 dtaul5+GwivlQ6De+
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who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone habit frequently learned from
evil companions or at school, the effects which are
nightly felt, even when asleep and il not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What pity that young
man, the hope of his country the pride of his parents
should be snatched from all prospects and enioyment OF
life by the consequence OF deyalng from the path Of
nature. and secret it. such persons must before
contemplating marriage, reflect that a sound mini and
body are the most necessary requisites produce con-
nubial happiness.
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PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL
4 ROAD. arrangement of trains commencing Mon
day, July s, 1877.
Express Train. (stopping only al Woonsocket and
brdge leaves Worcester at lois m. Providence at
2.l5 p. M 100 "
Accommodation Trains will leave Worcester for Provi
delce ana way stations at 40 (eXp from WOonocket)
and II 30 a. m, 400 teNp from Woonsocket) and 7i0
y. y - '
Providence for Worcester and way stations, at 6O5,
(eXpressl l.iO and H. asa. IN. and $50 p. IN.
The CUE teXp) and $40 Il OnaD and q Is D m (exp
trains nom Providence, and the No. m (eXpress) and
400 (malQ and 40 p m trains from Worcester con
meet at Worcester Junction with trains to and from
CLINTON, titchburg. Rutland Saratoga, Montreal Nashua
Lowell: Lawrence. Concord. and the White Mountains
North West. ~ F
points.
The Worcester TRAINS except express and no D m.
Milford, and ut Waterford with trains of the Roston
Hartford and Erie railroad,
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence for Waterford 800 m and 4O5 n m
connecting Immediately with trains for SOuthbridge
Putnam and Norwich
Leave WOOnsOcket for Providence at 230pm
Leave Providence tor UXbrdge at ITO nm
Leave UXbrdge for Providence at $40 M
Leave Waterford for Providence at 5.2Opm
Leave NOrthbrdgc for Worcester at As, a m Iaava
Worcester for NOrthbTidge at 6 20 p. m,
Trains leave Milford for Worcester and Providence nj
I40 and II 90 a. and 4.20 WoOnsOcket for Milford
at $40 IN, ana l.JO ana $50 N.
w