Light[A journal of social Worcester and her neighbors] . ^ Hartigans, 47 PLKASANT STREET. L. J. ZAHONYI, Confectioner and Caterer, 348 Main Street, Worcester, Mass. Dix Street A. S. SMEDLEY, At 25 1-2 DIX STREET, Furnishes all kinds of bakers wares. Tearolls and warm bread at p. m. Bakedbeans and brown liread, Sundays, 7 to 9 a. m. E. W. COFFIN, Store Kixtuires 310 Main Street, this Paper. LI a HT 01 THE INTERNATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA. I)l>l)l>, 1»1|;AI) a <()U(iHLY KKVISliU AMJ BROUGHT DOWN To DATK 3DEC. 15, leai. Contains theUnited StatesCensus andSt
Light[A journal of social Worcester and her neighbors] . ^ Hartigans, 47 PLKASANT STREET. L. J. ZAHONYI, Confectioner and Caterer, 348 Main Street, Worcester, Mass. Dix Street A. S. SMEDLEY, At 25 1-2 DIX STREET, Furnishes all kinds of bakers wares. Tearolls and warm bread at p. m. Bakedbeans and brown liread, Sundays, 7 to 9 a. m. E. W. COFFIN, Store Kixtuires 310 Main Street, this Paper. LI a HT 01 THE INTERNATIONAL CYCLOPEDIA. I)l>l)l>, 1»1|;AI) a <()U(iHLY KKVISliU AMJ BROUGHT DOWN To DATK 3DEC. 15, leai. Contains theUnited StatesCensus andStatistics ofI 8 9 o . Also LatestCensus of AllForeign Countries,Including--— I 8 9 I . h is prcpircd for honest service and carrful rriticism. and is today I^EI^aE:R,EiTCE C-Z-CXjOI=.S:DI-A. in. tlL© ErLg-llsli pages, giving llditors and Contriluitors, Sample Maps, Printed Tages, et«., free on applitalion B. A. FOWLER & CO., NEW ENGLAND AGENTS, 36 BROMFIELD bT., John B. Lepire. The latest elected Commander of GeorgeH. Ward Post lo, G. A. R., is a native of Can-ada. His ancestry, as his name clearly indi-cates, is French, but it was quite one hundredand fifty years ago that the first , mean-ing the Worse, left La Helle France to find inthe new and western world something better indeed if not in name. Comniander-Klect Le-pire, was born in St. Aimif, on the Vaniaskariver in Richelieu County. There is consider-able in those names to remind the reader ofFrance and its history. The nearest consider-able place is Sorel, while Montreal is not sovery remote. The family came to the States, in 1853,when John Baptiste Lepire, our comrade, wasthirteen years old. It was the first of July andthe Lepires got their introduction to the Lni-ted States during an old fashioned gloriousFourth of July, a good time to give the newcomers a taste of genuine American indepen-dence. In Canada, the elder Lepire was afarmer, but in Massachusett
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