Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-21

Henry Savage on estate of VIM Savage of Wor.
cester 5000 personal; Nellie II Ainsworth on es-
tate of Henry o Ainsworth of BrOokdeld, $1,000
real S2UO personal; L I Backmer on estate of ID q
Blackmer, $500 personal; John l. Hession on estate
of Sarah Moiitt of FItchburg $50 personal; Par
don A Lee on estate of Putnam w TAFT Of Worces-
ter, $4,000 real $1,000 personal; John Within on
estate of John NJ Within of NOrthbridge, 5000
real; Warren Lackey on estate of RhOda stores of
UXbridge $1,000 personal; Emily Pratt estate of
} B Pratt of Oxford, $1,000 real and personal; w W
Clement on estate of Betsey Eaton of ROyalston,
$3.50 real $3.50 personal; Lucia Cutler on estate of
RhOda q Cutler of Petersham, SUI personals Har-
riet Carlton ON estate OF Lewis Carlton of Rut
land. $500 personal; George A Gates on estate of
Sherman Slbley of Rutland, $1,000 real, $500 per-
Special administrator Appoiated-Samuel Brown
on estate of Hannah Speakman of Clinton, $1,000
real, $1,000 personal.
Guardians Of Minors Agpoiated-H Watson of
Herbert and Arthur Young of Worcester NJ
Southworth of Ellen Hurley Of West Brookfeld, /
keyes of Lucy Head of Hubbardston, Henry
PrentIss of Aaron W Prentiss of Cincinnati Ohio,
Dwight Hyde OF Carrie Stone of West Brook
field, Otis kittridge of Adm Kittridge of Brook
held, Orlando w Fay of Harrison Z tay of Morces-
ter, j Henry Goddard of Sarah II Goddard of
Barre, Cornelius Cronin Of John J and Jeremiah
Clare of Milford.
accounts RsHdered-On estates of Louisa E Cook
Of Petersham David Densmore of Nortnboro,
Aaron Lamb OF Charlton, Sarah z Ripley of
Worcester, Charles Sanders of Worcester, Frederick
. Spooner of Barre. Frederick Cook of Petersham,
Seth Wyman OF Shrewsbury.
Report of the Worcester Relief Conn
mitVce.
To the Citizens Of Worcester: The committee
appointed at the meeting of citizens to consider
what measures should be taken 10 aid in the
relief OF the sufferers by the late fire in Boston,
respectfully report
That they have this day conferred with the
relief executive committee of Boston, ald learn
from them that while the number of persons
Immediately suffering for the necessarIes of life
is very small, and might readily be supplied
without pecuniary aid from abroad, large num-
bers of men and women, thrown out of employ
ment for a time, mechanics needing few tools
with which 10 earn subsistence, and other
eases deserving consideration and aid, are daily
presenting themselves; and that in the opinion
of the relief committee one million of dollars
will be needed to make the proper provision for
all these classes of cases. Under these circum-
stances, the relief committee, while they hope
that they may have the ability TO meet these
claims from the contributions of their own still
wealthy citizens, do not feel justified in declin-
inc TO receive such contributions as may be Of
tered from other places.
In view of the disastrous effects of this great
calamity upon many OF the interests of our
own city, which is well understood in
Boston, it does not seem to your com
mitee necessary, at this time, to inaug-
urate measures for raising large sum
of money. II the exigencies of the case shall
seem to demand your contributions, hereafter,
they propose to state them, and TO call upon
you to respond with the heartiness and unset
fshness with which you are accu stoned to ex-
press your sympathies
They have placed at the disposal of the relief
committee the sum Of $500, remaining on hand
from your contributions for Chicago and the
northwest, and have instructed their treasurer
to receive such further contribution as your
present generous impulses may move you to
make. Such contributions may be handed TO
Charles b. Whiting, treasurer, corner Main and
Pearl streets.
GEORGE +. VERY,
STEPHEN SALISBURY,
WILLIAM Cross,
j. Fl. CLARK,
A. L. EsTABRooK,
CHAs. B. WHITING,
STEPHEN SALISBURY, JR.
Worcester, Nov. 30, 1872.