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NORTH ADAMS PUBLIC LIBRARY
-- IN THE --- HOUGHTON MEMORIAL BUILDING . North Adams, Mass.
Twe A. First Opened November, 1883
Accepted by Town March, 1884
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For seventeen years Compiler, Print- er and Publisher of the
North Adams Directory
which is on exchange in principal Towns and Cities in Eastern United States, and largest European cities, making it a valuable adver- tising medium.
NEW TYPE
NEW MATERIAL
Long Distance Telephone, 316-4
HOOSAC VALLEY STREET RAILWAY Co.
NORTH ADAMS TO PITTSFEILD.
Cars for Pittsfield leave Main and Eagle streets at 6.15, 6.45 a. m., and every half hour thereafter till and in- cluding 10.15 p. m., which. is the last through car.
Cars leaving at 15 minutes past the hour go via the Pittsfield street railway line, through Cheshire and Lanesboro to Pontodsuc lake and Pittsfield ....
Cars leaving at 45 minutes past the hour go via the Berkshire street railway line, through Cheshire, Berkshire and Coltsville to Pittsfield.
NORTH ADAMS TO ADAMS.
Cars for Adams leave Main and Eagle streets at 6 a. m., and every 15 minutes thereafter till and including 11.15 p. m.
Cars on the hour, and half hour go via State street.
Cars on the quarter and three-quarter hour go via Ashland street.
NORTH ADAMS TO BRIGGSVILLE.
Cars for Briggsville leave Main and Eagle streets at 5.45 a. m. and every half -hour thereafter till and including 11.15 p. m., leaving at 15 and 45 min- utes past the hour.
NO. ADAMS TO WILLIAMSTOWN.
Cars for Williamstown leave Main and Eagle streets at 6 a. m. and every half hour thereafter till and including 11 p. m., leaving on the hour and half hour.
NORTH ADAMS TO BLACKINTON.
Cars for Blackinon leave Main and Eagle. streets at 5.20, 5.45 and 6 a. m., and every 15 minutes thereafter till and including 11 p. m., leaving on the hour, quarter, half and three-quarters. On Saturday nights an extra car leaves at 11.30 for Blackinton only.
CARS LEAVE ADAMS.
Cars for North Adams leave the Greylock hotel in Adams at 6 a. m. and thereafter on the hour, to and includ- ặng 11.20 p. m. Cars lleaving on the hour and half hour go via Columbia street and State street. Cars leaving at 20 and 10 minutes past the hour go via Summer street and Ashland street.
Cars for Cheshire and Pittsfield leave the Greylock house in Adams at 6.10 a. m. and every half hour thereafter till 10.40 p. m., leaving at 10 and 40 min- utes past the hour.
W. T. NARY, Supt.
JOHNSON-DUNBAR MILLS COMPANY
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Fancy Silks,
Novelty Cottons, Worsteds and
Flannels.
DUNCAN D. PARMLY,
President, New York.
ALBERT CRENSHAW,
Agent, North Adams, Mass.
A. W. LAW, Sec. and Treas., New York and No. Ad
NORTH ADAMS
.. GENERAL ..
CITY DIRECTORY
INCLUDING BLACKINTON, GREYLOCK AND BRAYTONVILLE FOR
** 1904
EMBRACING THE NAMES OF ALL RESIDENTS AND STREETS
A Full List of Churches with their Officers, City Government and Officers Complete, Ward Boundry Lines, City and Normal Schoolsand School Teachers, Manufacturing Companies, Corporations, Masonic, Odd Fellows, Temperance Organizations, A. O. U. W. Lodges, Clubs, Deaths, Etc., Etc., Etc.
COPY OF THE REVISED CITY CHARTER AND NEW RULES OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
OTHER INFORMATION OF LOCAL INTEREST
Price with Colored Map $2.50
JAMES T. LARKIN, Publisher and Printer 5 Main Street, North Adams, Mass.
Entered According to the Act of Congress, in the Year 1904, by JAMES T. LARKIN, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
TO THE PUBLIC.
T HE 1904 NORTH ADAMS CITY DIRECTORY is herewith presented in a new dress and otherwise im- proved in many ways, especial attention being paid to the city government, city officers, ward lines, city charter, 1904 Rules of the Board of Health, etc.
Also a colored map with the city divided into wards, giving streets (over 200), public buildings, half-mile distances from post office, railways, rivers, reservoirs, parks, census, etc. Also account of State Normal School.
Following is a summary of the amount of work preformed: - Number of names in the Directory for North Adams, etc. 11,654 Number of names in the Directory for Blackinton 510
Number of names in the Directory for Greylock 240
12,404
New names added North Adams
2,904
New names added Blackinton
99
New names added Greylock.
57
Total number of new names added
3,060
Number of erasures North Adams
2,213
Number of erasures Blackinton
54
Number of erasures Greylock
26
Total number erasures
2,293
Number changes in location North Adams
2,353
Changes in location Blackinton
44
Changes in location Greylock
22
Total number of changes in location 2,419
The publisher will issue the work yearly as in the past, and will guarantee improvements and additions that will add to its usefulness and keep pace with the rapid growth of the "City of North Adams," which it represents, and here thank the public for their generous support.
Very Respectfully,
JAMES T. LARKIN, Publisher.
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DEAN OF CITY PRINTERS.
James T. Larkin Has Rounded Out Quarter of a Century.
(From North Adams, Mass. Transcript Sept 10,'02.)
James T. Larkin, publisher of the North Adams directory, completed with the ending of the day's. work at 6 o'clock Tuesday a quarter of cen- tury of continuous experience in the printing business in this city. There is no other man in the harness for that length of time.
Recalling the fact for the benefit of one or two interested friends yester- day afternoon Mr. Larkin remembered very distinctly starting in on the morning of September 10, 1877, to serve his printer's +5.prenticeship in the Transcript office. The apprentice in those days was a "devil" and it is the belief of those who know him that nc one shone more brightly in that po- sition of inky gory than Mr. Larkin. "Jimmy" worked in the Transcript office for about nine years, and was foreman for the last two or three years and then in '86 he began busi- ness for himself.
When he started to publish the di- rectory in '88 he was located in his present establishment at the head of Main street and has been there since. The fifteenth directory from Mr. Lar- kin's printing piant was issued this year. Besides being a printer Mr Larkin has been a newspaper man and for a number of years was the local correspendont of the Springfield and Troy papers.
He has watched the city grow from the time when two local editors hand- led all the news to the present day when six reporters are required and has a keen insight of local affairs. The strenuous days of early papers and their makers are to him as an open book. His 25 years in the bus- iness in this city makes him the dean of local printerdom.
And still at the same old stand.
Hoosac Tunnel Statistics.
First proposed (for canal) 1819
Chartered
1843
Commenced
1851
Headings met, Nov. 27.
1874
Completed
1875
Total length, feet.
.25,031
East end to Central shaft, feet ... 12,837
Central shaft to West shaft, feet ... 3,694
West shaft to West End, feet.
2,500
Depth Central shaft, feet.
1,02
Depth of West shaft, feet.
318
Size of Central shaft, feet, 15×27
Size of West shaft, feet. 10×14
Height Eastern summit, feet 1,423
Height Western summit, feet. 1,718
Grade per mile, feet.
26.40
Rock excavation, tons
1,900,000
Height, feet
.20
Width, feet.
24
Water discharged West end, gals. per minute. 600
Water discharged East end, gals per minute. 100
Lighted by electricity
188.3
Men employed.
800 to 900
Miles from Boston
136
First train through
. Feb. 9, 187.
First freight train.
April 15, 1875
First passenger train
Oct. 13, 1875
Above tide at East portal, feet ... . 76%; Total length brick arching, feet .... 7 573 Lives lost. .195
Error in line at points of meeting.9-16in Water pumped from Central shaft
gallons per minute. .211
Number bricks used in arching.20.000,00€ Cost $14,000,000
Rock, Mica slate with quartz nodules Contractors, F.& W. Shanley, Montreal Chief Civil Engineer, .... Benj. D. Fros: Explosive. . Tri-nitro glycerine
Monday. October 4, 1869, big flood.
North Adams Hotel fire 1865, (Arcade. ) Wilson House built 1866.
Saturday, Oct. 19, 1867,Central Shaft fire.
Map of North Adams 25 cents at newsdealers and Directory office
Directories of principal cities on file at the Directory office, free.
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
Index to Advertisements.
Page
Hunter A. W. 97
Adams National Bank
98
Hunter J. Machine Co 81
Alderman & Carlisle
103
Hurd L. M. 287
Arnold Print Works
82
Jaffe A: 288
Ashe & Arnold
100
Johnson-Dunbar Mills Co front colored
Barry John
90
Katsh H. S.
288
Barsalou D. A.
101
Lally Matt.
1.04
Berkshire Hotel
Back cover
Lanfair, Edward B.
112
Berkshire National Bank
91
Larkin James T
86
Berkshire Paper Co.
104
Larkin M. O. 88
Berkshire Cycle and Auto Co.
105
LeClair M. D.
104
Boland P. J. & Co.
Cover
Lonergan & Bissaillon
91
Boston Store
104
Lucey Plumbing Co front cover
Bruce George H.
107
Lyons Henry S.
95
Brown & O'Connor
110
Mansion House
109
Burlingame & Darb ys
97
Meaney & Walsh
100
Calnan T. M.
95
Miller George F.
front cover
C. O. D. Fish Market
98
Mulcare John T.
98
Chambers Jas Morley
287
McMillin E. A. 288
back of book
Comisky James L
99
New England Tel & Tel Co
87
Coon Jacob
108
Nichols & Godfrey
101
Dibble S. B. Lumber Co.
100
Evening Herald
111
Farley T. C.
Back cover
Farnum Bros. Lime Co.
108
North Adams Tallow Co
103
Fire Alarm
120
Fisher C. C.
95
No. Adams Beef and Produce Co 102
112
Franco-American Pharmacy
89
Potter Bros & Co
111
Frink Charles L
100
Griffin James H
109
Gale J. W.
110
Richardson & Gleason
109
Gallup H. A.
Cover
Rist G. Frank
94
Gatslick Morris
288
Sanford Murray M 108
94
Hall G. F. Dr
287
Smith W N & AR
103
Hebert & Depelteau
98
Sherman & Torrey
110
Henry F. O. & Co.
286
Stevens; Dempsey & Bellows front cover
Hoflick & Co.
286
Stockwell & Rosston 109
Hoosac Savings Bank
112
Standard Mercantile Co 102
Hoosac Valley St. R'way colored page
Sullivan John J. 95
Horrigan Stables 103 Sullivan William 110
Cody J. H.
101
Murphy T. F.
No. Adams Gas Light Co. front cover
North Adams Mfg Co
85
North Adams Savings Bank 84
North Adams Transcript 106
Flagg Stables
90
Phelps H. Andrew
Renton Alex
107
Gosselin R
96
Sicard F.
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Taber's Restaurant
105
Greylock Names
303 78 and 79
Tinker & Ransford
see covers
Turner W H
94
Van Dyke E.
105
Insurance Societies
back of book
Walker F. A.
back cover
Wheeler E. M. & Son
108
Lawyers
265
White S. M.
286
Labor Unions
281
White John W. & Co
287
Masonic Societies
278
Whitney Bros
94
Map of North Adams,
front of book
Wilson Hotel
90
Medical Eaxminers
119
Wilson House Drug Store
97
Military Organizations
279
Windsor Mfg Co
83
Wood H. C. & Co.
101
Wilcoxson & Sayles
105
OUT-OF-TOWN ADVERTISERS.
Albany Day Line back cover
Albany Evening Journal
93
American House Pittsfield 286
Railroad Fare and Distances
80
Berkshire Loan & Trust Co 96
colored
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Greylock House, Adams
99
Schools State Normal
30
N. E. Felt Roofing Works
colored
Springfield Republican
92
Social Organizations
back of book
Springfield Union
92
Troy Times
93
Table of Contents.
Abbreviations
121
Avenues and Streets 113
Auctioneers and Deputy Sheriffs 259
Bands and Music 259
Banks
259
Blackinton Names
398
Boarding and Rooms
260
Board of Education
19
Board of Health, 1904, rules
34
Business Directory, 259
Census U. S. Cities back of book
Church Directory
272
City Charter
53
City Government
9
Barber Leather Co
Saturday Saturday Saturday
County Deputy Sheriffs
119
County Officers
118
Courts
271
Fire Alarm
120
Fire Department
13
Grand Army of the Republic
279
Windsor Print Works
Wednesday
Beaver Mill
Saturday morning
B & M Railroad Every Tuesday
Eclipse Mill
Saturday morning
Canedy-Clark Shoe Co. Saturday Saturday Friday N. L. Millard & Co
NY C & HRRR Co.
S. B. Dibble Lumber Co.
Monday
H. W. Clark Biscuit Co.
Greylock Mills Monday
Johnson-Dunbar Mil's,
J. E. Hunter Machine Co.
Weber Bros. Saturday
Tuesday
19
Truant Officers
Ward Lines 76
Water Department
15
Nurses
266
Odd Fellows
280
Physicians
268
Police Department
13
Population Mass.
back of book
Post Office
80
Savings Banks
84 and 112
Schools, City
17
Secret Societies, back of book
Street Railway colored page
113
Street Directory
25
Teachers
Corporation Pay Days.
Arnold Print Works
Halls and Blocks
Hotels
264
Justices of the Peace
271
Laundries
265
Newsapers
266
Notaries Public
271
Berkshire Street Railway
C'ergymen 261
Wednesday
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JAMES T. LARKIN S
WARNING
The Public is cautioned against the fradulent Directory concerns that are now operating throughout the country, collecting on forged or raised orders for advertising and headings in "Directories," "Trade Registers," "Buyers' Guides" or "Commercial Lists" that have no circulation whatever beyond the copies car- ried by canvassers or collectors. Pay no money in advance and give orders only to well-known publishers.
JAMES T. LARKIN
Twenty-seven Years a Printer in North Adams For Seventeen Years Publisher North Adams City Directory
Office, Directory Building, 5 Main Street, North Adams
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY
City of North Adams
Massachusetts
WESTERN
THE
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HOOLA
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NORTH
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MASS
ADAMS
CITY COUNCIL
Committees and City Officers
1904
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
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City Hall
Corner Summer and Morris Streets
TORTH ADAMS is situated in the northern part of Berkshire Nº the Western county of Massachusetts, in lat. 42 deg. 40 min. N. and lon. 3 deg. 53 min. E. It is of perfectly rectangular form, 5 miles east and west and 3 1-2 miles north and south. Its meridian lines run due north and south, and its parallels of latitude east and west. It is bounded north by Clarksburg, east by Florida and Savoy, south by Adams and West by Williamstown. Adams was incorporated as a township October 15, 1778. On April 15, 1878, the town was divided into two equal parts, the new line between them running east and west. Incorporated as a city in 1895.
Population North Adams, 1895 census, 19,135.
Population North Adams, 1900 census, 24,200.
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City Government
MAYOR
HON. FRANK D. STAFFORD
CITY COUNCIL
VALMORE A. WHITAKER, President
Councilmen
Raoul Bernard
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Term Expires
1905
William H. Broderick
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1905
Wallace E. Brown, to fill vacancy
1905
Hervey Burnham
1905
James M. Chace
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1905
David A. Russell
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1905
Alfred C. Weber
1905
Valmore A. Whitaker
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Edwin Barnard
1906
David Bonnar
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1906
Edwin Butterworth
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1906
John F. Collins
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Stephen H. Fairfield
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1906
Charles C. Fisher -
1906
Lewis F. Amadon
1907
Lotues M. Barnes,
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1907
Henry C. Bliss
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1907
M. Van Ness Braman
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1907
Harvey A. Gallup
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1907
John H. Mahoney
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Charles E. Whitney
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Regular Meetings of City Council, first Tuesday of each month at 7.30 p. m.
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Standing Committees
I. Meetings, Elections, Election Returns and Licenses
Councilmen Barnard, Bernard and Fisher
2. Finance, Accounts, Bonds, Sureties and Claims
Councilmen Russell, Weber and Chace
3. Ordinances, Rules, Resolutions, Printing and Supplies
Councilmen Burnham, Barnes and Gallup
4. Police and Fire Departments, and Fire Limits
Councilmen Whitney, Mahoney, Collins, Butterworth and Amadon
5. Erection, Construction and Alteration of Buildings
Councilmen Bonnar, Fairfield and Gallup
6. Streets, Highways and Bridges
Councilmen Weber, Braman and Brown
7. State and Military Aid, Soldiers' Relief and Salaries
Councilmen Amadon, Broderick and Bliss
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City Officers
City Clerk Charles S. Brooker City Treasurer and Collector James W. Hardenbergh City Solicitor
Clarence P. Niles
City Auditor
Austin Bond
City Engineer Franklin B. Locke
Commissioner of Public Works
Jackson L. Temple
City Bookkeeper
Peter Keefe
Superintendent of Out Door Work
George F. Owens
Superintendent of Water Works
William F. Hodge
Overseer of Poor and Almoner
William H. Ingraham
City Physician
John R. Hobbie, M. D.
Assessors Marshall R. Ford, Chairman
John F. Bowes, Timothy J. Crowley, Marshall R. Ford,
Term Expires 1905
1906
1907
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Board of Health Dr. George F. Simpson, Chairman James D. Hunter E. E. Vadnais, D. D. S. Frank P. Nugent, Agent Dr. Lyman Asa Jones, Physician Henry A. Tower, Inspector of Meats and Provisions School Committee Charles J. Parkhurst, Chairman
David A. Anderson, Secretary,
1905
Martin M. Browm,
1905
Oscar A. Archer,
1906
Charles J. Parkhurst,
1906
John A. Rice,
1907
Ilerbert E. Wetherbee,
1907
Superintendent of Schools Isaac Freeman Hall
Truant Officer Albert G. Whipple Trustees of Public Library
Term Expires
Annie B. Jackson,
1905
Frank F. Murdock,
1906
William Arthur Gallup,
1907
Librarian Mabel Temple License Commissioners Charles E. Winchell, Chairman
Term Expires
J. Monroe Canedy,
1904
George L. Rice,
1906
Charles E. Winchell,
1908
Civil Service Examiners Oscar A. Archer, Chairman Arthur W. Chippendale George French, Secretary Registrars of Voters
Thomas A. Haggerty,
1905 H. Alphonse LaBrie, 1906
Willard M. Brown, 1907 Chas. S. Brooker, Ex-Officio
Term Expires
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Chief of Police William F. Dinneen First Captain of Police Phillip Perron Second Captain of Police Frank J. Jones
Chief of Fire Department and Assistant Inspector of Buildings William W. Byars
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First Assistant Engineer Everett H. Lesure
Second Assistant Engineer Walter B. Deming
Inspector of Plumbing Frank P. Nugent
Inspector of Animals Angus A. McDonnell, V. S.
Inspector of Meats and Provisions Henry A. Tower
Inspector of Milk Albert G. Nichols
Inspector of Weights and Measures Charles J. Arnold
Public Weigher at City Scales Louis A. Germain
Supervisor of Wires William H. Stedman
Constables Perry M. Farley Frank P. Nugent
Agent to Provide for Burial of Deceased and Indigent Soldiers and Sailors Alexander W. Fulton
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Schedule of City Property
City Hall
City Hall, building and land,
$30,000 00
Safes, furniture and fixtures,
2,500 00
Law library,
500 00
$33,000 00
Hodskins property,
15,000 00
Memorial building and lot,
60,000 00
Library books, etc.,
16,000 00
Furniture, etc.,
2,700 00
Kemp park,
3,000 00
Fire alarm system,
7,285 00
Police building and contents,
10,500 00
Police telegraph system,
4,500 00
City Farm
Land and buildings,
$20,000 00
Household furniture,
1,037 22
Provisions and supplies,
1,649 00
Farming implements,
689 50
Stock,
1,440 00
24,815 72
Cemeteries
Hillside and vaults,
$3,000 00
Southview,
8,000 00
Tools,
125 00
11,125 00
Fire Department
Hose 1, building and lot,
$32,000 00
Contents,
2,416 25
34,416 25
Hose 2, building and lot,
7,000 00
Contents,
3,302 85
10,302 85
Hose 3, building and lot,
6,000 00
Contents,
1,043 75
7,043 75
Hose 4, building and lot,
2,000 00
Contents,
920 50
2,920 50
Hook and ladder equipment,
2,116 00
2,116 00
Chief's equipment,
331 50
331 50
Blackinton equipment,
351 00
351 00
Protective equipment,
96 00
96 00
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Water Department
· Pump house and lot,
$20,000 00
Wells and machinery,
10,000 00
Land at Broad Brook outside of reservoirs,
6,500 00
Gate-keeper's house,
1,500 00
Broad Brook dams and begins,
15.000 00
Land in Notch outside of reservoirs,
15,000 00
New Notch reservoir,
100,000 00
Middle reservoir,
30,000 00
Lower reservoir,
15,000 00
Broad Brook main line,
200,000 00
Broad Brook, service pipe,
50,000 00
Notch system, main line and service,
40,000 00
High service main line and service,
40,000 00
Hydrants and meters,
15,000 00
Supplies and tools on hand,
2,350 00
$560 350 00
Superintendent of Outdoor Work
Equipment,
$10,350 00
10,350 00
Schools
Drury Academy building and contents,
57,000 00
Mark Hopkins school, including gym- nasium, contents and land,
75,000 00
Brayton school, contents and land,
50,000 00
Johnson school, contents and land,
50,000 00
Houghton school, contents and land,
50,000 00
Miner school, contents and land,
35,000 00
Freeman school, contents and land, State Street school, contents and land,
12,000 00
Veazie street school, contents and land,
7,000 00
Blackinton school, contents and land, Greylock school, contents and land, Walden school, contents and land, East Mountain school,
7,000 00
400 00
300 00
Apparatus, pianos and other school property not included in above,
2,000 00
Lots on Church st., near Normal school,
26.431 57
$447.131 57
$1,263,335 14
65,000 00
10,000 00
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Salaries of City Officers
Mayor,
$1,000 00
City Clerk,
1,600 00
City Treasurer and Collector,
2,000 00
City Solicitor,
900 00
City Auditor,
1,000 00
City Engineer,
1,800 00
Comissioner of Public Works,
1,800 00
City Bookkeeper,
900 00
Superintendent of Out-door Work,
1,200 00
Superintendent of Water Works,
1,200 00
Overseer of the Poor,
1,000 00
City Physician,
250 00
700 00
Clerk,
150 00
Board of Health, (each)
100 00
Schoool Committee, (each)
75 00
Superintendent of Schools,
2,750 00
License Commissioners,
650 00
Chief of Police, per day,
3 50
Captains of Police, per day,
3 00
Patrolmen, per day,
2.50
Chief of Fire Department and Assistant Inspector of Buildings,
900 00
First Assistant Engineer,
200 00
· Second Assistant Engineer,
175 00
Captains, (each)
125 00
Lieutenants, (each)
112 00
Permanent Men, (each)
780 00
Firemen, 1st year, (each)
65 00
Firemen, 2d year, (each)
80 00
Firemen, after 2d year, (each)
100 00
Keeper of Almshouse,
750 00
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
350 00
Inspector of Milk,
100 00
Inspector of Plumbing, per week,
15 00
Inspector of Meats and Provisions,
600 00
Weigher at City Scales, per month,
04 00
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Board of Assessors Chairman, 5 Other Mem., each,
600 00
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
City of North Adams
Massachusetts
THE
WESTERN
070H 3M - NORTH
af WooSAC
GATEWAY -'9681-
MASS.
ADAMS
Public School Directory
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1904
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School Buildings
Drury academy, between 177-191 Main street.
Mark Hopkins school, on Church street between Porter and Blackinton streets.
Miner school, between 176-210 Union street.
Houghton school, between 394-422 Union street.
Johnson school, School street.
Veazie school, 27-47 Veazie street.
Brayton school, Greylock State road.
Freeman school, between 43-51 Liberty street and between 265-297 Eagle street.
Blackinton school, Blackinton.
Greylock school, Greylock.
Walden school, South Church street.
East Mountain school, East Mountain road.
State Street school, cor Francis and Hoooker streets.
Normal school, between Hoosac street and 405 Church street.
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School Committee
David A. Anderson, Term expires January 1, 1905 Bank Street
Martin M. Brown, M. D., Term expires January 1, 1905 Office, Adams Block, Main Street
Oscar A. Archer, Term expires January 1, 1906 Blackinton Manufacturing Co.
Charles J. Parkhurst, Term expires January 1, 1906 Office, Gatslick Block, Main Street
John A. Rice, Term expires January 1, 1907 Cor. Main and Eagle Streets
Herbert E. Wetherbee, Term expires January 1, 1907 Ilunter Machine Co., Main Street
Chairman Charles J. Parkhurst
Secretary David A. Anderson
Superintendent of Schools Isaac Freeman Hall
Office, City Ilall. Office hours, 8.30 a. m. to 9.30 a. m. Residence, 61 Elmwood Avenue
Secretary Elizabeth D. Lenox Office hours, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Truant Officer and General Agent
Albert G. Whipple Office, City Hall Office hours, 8.15 a. m. to 9 15. a. m. each day 7.30 to 8.30 o'clock Monday and Wednesday evenings
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Special Committees
Teachers and Salaries
D. A. Anderson, John A. Rice, C. J. Parkhurst.
District Boundaries
C. J. Parkhurst, Dr. M. M. Brown, H. E. Wetherbee.
Repairs and Buildings
Dr. M. M. Brown, H. E. Wetherbee, O. A. Archer.
Supplies, Rules and Regulations
John A. Rice, H. E. Wetherbee, D. A. Anderson.
Regular meetings of the School Committee are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each Month.
District Boundaries
The Drury School District
Includes all pupils of Miner school district above seventh grade; all Johnson above sixth grade. It includes all pupils living on both sides of Main street from Brown street to 425 East Main street, except the north side of Main from Holden street to Eagle street; all pupils in the territory bounded by Pleasant street to 155 East Quincy, 155 East Quincy to 425 East Main street, then to Pleasant street. It includes all pupils in the territory bounded. Marshall street to Main, Main to Holden, Holden to River street ; all pupils north of that section of River street between Eagle and Brooklyn streets, and above 250 Eagle to Clarksburg line, excepting Liberty street.
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The Miner School District
Beginning at 250 Eagle street, extends south to River street, River to Holden, Holden to Main, Main to Eagle, Eagle to Union, Union to Willow Dell, Willow Dell to Miner street and Main.
The Mark Hopkins School District
Territory south of Main and 155 East Quincy streets State street as far as State street bridge.
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