The Worcester of eighteen hundred and ninety-eightFifty years a city . JOHN M. RUSSELL. The Worcester of li 739 m. RESIDENCE OF JOHN M. RUSSELL, INSTITUTE ROAD, CORNER BEECHMONT. anthropic institutions. He is an Odd Fellow, and a member of the RoyalArcanimi and several similar bodies. In politics he is a strict Republican,and belongs to the Greenhalge, Middlesex, Republican and Home MarketClubs, but has never had a desire for political preferment of any kind, andhas uniformly declined every office that has been tendered him, feeling thathis active business life demanded the fullest measure of
The Worcester of eighteen hundred and ninety-eightFifty years a city . JOHN M. RUSSELL. The Worcester of li 739 m. RESIDENCE OF JOHN M. RUSSELL, INSTITUTE ROAD, CORNER BEECHMONT. anthropic institutions. He is an Odd Fellow, and a member of the RoyalArcanimi and several similar bodies. In politics he is a strict Republican,and belongs to the Greenhalge, Middlesex, Republican and Home MarketClubs, but has never had a desire for political preferment of any kind, andhas uniformly declined every office that has been tendered him, feeling thathis active business life demanded the fullest measure of his time, strengthand mental ability. He has gained the reputation of a shrewd, careful andconservative manager and a strictly honorable man. Stephen Salisbury,* the second of that name in Worcester, was born March8, 1798, and died August 24, 1S84. His father came from Boston in 1767,and established in this town a branch of the commercial house of Samuel &Stephen Salisbury, and acquired the foundation of the large fortune whichhas descended to the present representative of the family. Stephen, second,rece
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