Light[A journal of social Worcester and her neighbors] . 1^^ PRESIDKNTS 01- THE WOMANS RELIEF CORPS. Mrs. Lucretia A. Rice, Mrs. Lizzie P. Hubbard, Mrs. Angie A. Robinson, Mrs. Jeannette P. Babh tt, Mrs. J. Victoria Simmons, Mrs. Anna H. Burbank, Mrs. Mar ha A. Denny, Mrs. Adelia J. Clough. •. (?|.ul.,Kral)h,-r. SUPPLEMENT LIGHT. October 24, 1891. All CiTizKNS Should Attend. HON. CHAS. H. ALLEN, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOYEKNOR, EX-GOVERNOR JOHN D. LONG, CAPTAIN JOHN G. B. ADAMS, NT-AT-ARMS OF M • SSACHUSETTS, will address citizens of \\^J^ceste^ at a Republican Meeting in Meclianics H
Light[A journal of social Worcester and her neighbors] . 1^^ PRESIDKNTS 01- THE WOMANS RELIEF CORPS. Mrs. Lucretia A. Rice, Mrs. Lizzie P. Hubbard, Mrs. Angie A. Robinson, Mrs. Jeannette P. Babh tt, Mrs. J. Victoria Simmons, Mrs. Anna H. Burbank, Mrs. Mar ha A. Denny, Mrs. Adelia J. Clough. •. (?|.ul.,Kral)h,-r. SUPPLEMENT LIGHT. October 24, 1891. All CiTizKNS Should Attend. HON. CHAS. H. ALLEN, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOYEKNOR, EX-GOVERNOR JOHN D. LONG, CAPTAIN JOHN G. B. ADAMS, NT-AT-ARMS OF M • SSACHUSETTS, will address citizens of \\^J^ceste^ at a Republican Meeting in Meclianics Hall, TuesdayEvening, October 27, 1891. Hon. F. A. Gaskill will preside. North and South Galleries reserved for Ladies. Music by Battery B Band. Meetingat 8 Oclock. Doors Open at 7 L I (I H T 131 Mrs. Martha A. Denny. The daughter of Robert I). 1 , .she in Korthbridge, Mass., and passed hergirlhood in that pleasant town. Mr. Fisherwas a native of Halifax, N. .S., and as a shipbuilder in his early days, helped construct thevery vessel in which his subsequent wife, bornin Kdinburg, came to America. Later, com-ing to the states, he was a wheelwright andcarpenter, in the latter business workingamong others for Tilly Raymond and Joel andHarvey Upham, helping build the Bay .StateHouse and Mechanics Hall. Ho died oneyear ago. Her oldest brother, John 1. Fisher,was in the United States service and was lostat sea, off the coast of California in 1852. Shewas married to Daniel E. Denny April 17,1867, though they were acquainted before heenlisted in Co. K, i2d Regiment. He is now,as he has been for .some years a postal clerkon the Boston & Albany R. R. Their pleas-ant home is on West Street, near Highland,where they have reared their family of threechildr
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