Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-09
Gllurrtster 1aiIp spp.
New England news summary.


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,c.,i .l, 49,, lct tLora aver night. The
.uJe @ ,,I, iest,o,ad mi NEARLY all the
',1ns's - i, n ,,5 sfa.p Of preservation.
~ ,;,,-,,,,,,r Win advice of fbc council, has
,,,?'.oi Ia,,,s II y Urdc Esd OF Newton,
,t,,i',y of ,bl, l,ar5 of agriculture; Charles
~ pa Eeo Of R1sfog treasurer nautical
seboaJ. Go q Davis. ESQ. Of Northboro,
,,s,,a a,,3 tl,pasurer reform school at Westboro;
Trancis n Nonrsc ESQ., OF Lowell, inspector
oi,osb,,so ot Te,yE sluIrv: Eleazer Porter, ESQ,
ot Hodiev ms rotor almshousc at MonSon;
.Jobn r. H3fbawav, Esq OF Fall River, inspector
9ln,Shouse af Briftewater; Oliver Ames ESQ,
Of Easteu, trustee lunatic hospital at Taunton;
Edmund H. SAWYER Esq, OF EaStbampton,
tInstce luuatic hoSbital at Northampton; and
Amounted John d. WaShbuIn, Esq, OF NOrceS-
Ter. trustee luuatie asylum at Worcester vice
VIM. Workman, term expired; Edward b. Gill
Lett Esq, Of Wcsticld, member board OF educa-
lion, wee ). 1 SERVE, RESCUED, ahd NlTuner ..
Burbank, Esq, oil fltrhourG' trustee iuuuStrlal
school ior @iflS az Lancaster vice W. O"li-
mn =, term expired
ne annual meeting oI NC Stdle uodiu VI ~
rlculture, ior tue TRANSACTION Oh BUSINESS is DC
ln@ held III me stare mouse the piescIs NeeN'
nc mehoers Oh tle ooard eouFe"vu ou NioueaN
and were occupled III Inc TRANSACTION Oh routine
BUSINESS anu listening 10 me REPORTS o' ueV@dleS
appointed 10 attehu Inc gNhioitlollS 0l county
Soele'les' oh IteSuay, M, Sohh l. hIs"o,Ih
Oh Barre presented an elaborate aIu NaIGa .,
practical, essay upon the hlauaaeulllll VI tut
udiIY, Whicn was 'ilscusSel IeStitiN tIioi UNI
Ut Gcor9e 3 L9rin2, MI ). ~ iiSue ol new
toh, MI duoo1lu nl 10 lmae'd' aliu oiiet Seh''t-
men tcok parf. wednesday AFTERNOON inc IT,
port OF the eNamlnii committee OF INC aSil-
cultural co. le@e was presented ny MI. T. :; ray
CT Aihol, IN me ats'nce OF tue chairman ff0l.
A2asslz, showing the general progress mace OY
The students IN the college, and on the farm, as
SHOWN al ine quarterly SNamnatlons maae ny
The committee. The following gentlemen are
appointed members Of the examining commit
zee Tor the ensuing year: LeVefett oaliOnstal OF
Newton, A. }. B0cElin Of South Adams, and 5.
u PblnneY OF Barnstable.
MIDDLEsEX COUNTY.
On tue evening OF thc fth, AT about SIX o'clock,
Mary Eliza foff, girl nine wears of aye, rcSid-
whlcn she was drawing wafer, ana was drowned
ielnre assistance arrived.
Inc directors OF the birmingham and Lowell
railroad eomnany held meeting at the office of
Inc corporation IN Boston, on the 6th, and or
Canned by The choice OF Hon. L. L. Carpenter
rs president; Il: is Of Worcester, vice presi-
dcni; Geo. l. Towne OF Fitchbufg, treasurer;
ana Hosea Hyde o Newton, clerk. The road is
doing very successful business, aud promises
10 become an important tributary to the general
communication between southeastern MaSsachu-
sets and the eastern, northern and western sec
ticns Of the country.
On the 9TH the annual meeting OF the Mans
Eeld ana ffamlngham ra'lrCad company was
hed at Iwlchei's hotel, South birmingham
H. a. Blood, vice president, presided. The d-
feciors submitted their annual report, from
winch II appears that the business o! the road
during the past year has increased over fifty per
cent over that OF 1919. The prospects Of tue
road are tialtcring, and the increase of freight
aud passenger tr,ffc is far in excess of the most
sanguine auticipations Of its friends. The road
is now in excellent condition, with facilities fol-
much larger business than it is doing, and the
expenditures cannot be large for construction
They counsel patience to the stockholders. a,
the day OF dividends cannot he much Longer
postponed. The board Of directors OF last veal
was reelected, and it was voted to authorize
the sale Of that portion of the road lying nortl
OF the Boston aud Albany railroad in Framing
ham to the Boston, Clinton and Ftchbur.
railroad company, subject TO terms 10 be fxc,
by committee appointed to make the transfer
uA,rpnrx co,rxrv
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poses Of Hnht fortiications and nasn iV1 pil
intrcDcbrnents therp was no ,yeayo ,ro ,',,
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nm improvement mon tbis tttro,ei ba,,,,,o
has been devised INA n,,r,hnr oe al, 9S ',i ~
h.cn mannract,,yed ~ thc Snrin,,GotI a "a "a
FSnarinents made vith tios m 20 ,, ~, a., III ~
rfrinncv In ono triai ,,5o p,oaeu tne
f,n+ry ~ oo,arod a. wv SVera..'es VI II
tbat no, ,,Id 49, ~, W - nl!een lnuee y
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