Boston, Massachusetts, city directory, 1916, Part 29

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Adjutant, Capt. William W. Wade, Woburn Quartermaster, Capt. Jackson Caldwell, Somerville Commissary, Capt. Merton E. Jenkins, Charlestown Asst. Insp. Small Arms Practice, Thomas Mccarthy, Woburn

Battalion Adjutants, Ist Lieuts. Ernest C. Goding, Wal- tham ; William J. Bogrette, Medford ; Albert C. Gray, D Troop Fall River.

Battalion Quartermasters and Commissaries, 2d Lieuts. E. Everett Arnold, West Roxbury; Charles E. Mc- Intire, Cambridge; Edward P.Brock, Winthrop Chaplain, Stephen H. Roblin, Brookline

COMPANIES at Charlestown Armory.

Company A. Capt. William H. Wilson, Somerville Ist Lieut. Augustus P. Coleman, Allaton 2d Lieut. Charles W. H. Smith, Charlestown

Company B. Capt. James D. Weir, Somerville Ist Lieut. Eli C. Benway, Boston 2d Lieut. George E. Irving, Charlestown Company H. Capt. Geo. T. Lattimer, Charlestown let Lieut. Patrick F. O'Brien, Somerville 2d Lieut., James J. Kearney, Malden

Sixth Regiment of Infantry. Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory, 1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls. Colonel, Warren E. Sweetser, Wollaston Lieut .- Colonel, Herbert W. Damon, Framingham

Majors, William H. Dolan, Fitchburg ; Colby T. Kit- redge, Lowell

Adjutant, Capt. Philip L. Schuyler, Lincoln Quartermaster, Capt. Henry H. Wheelock, Fitchburg Commissary, Capt. Lewis G. Hunton. Lowell.

Asst. Insp. Small Arms Practice, Capt. James H. Keough Wakefield

Battalion Adjutants, Ist. Lieuts. George M. Downes, Jamaica Plain ; Charles E. Akeley, Leominster ; Harry G. Sheldon, Lowell

Battalion Quartermasters and Commissaries, 2d Lieuts. Elbert M. Crockett, Milford; Harrie C. Perry, Marl- borough ; Winfred C. MacBrayne, Loweil Chaplain, William F. Dusseault, Lynn

Company L-Armory, Bulfinch Street, Boston Capt. J. Holman Pryor, West Newton lat Lieut. Joseph Q. Holmes, Boston 2d Lieut. George F. Seam

Ninth Regiment of Infantry. Headquarters, East Armory, 75 E. Newton St., Boston. Colonel, Edward L. Logan, South Boston Lieut .- Colonel, John H. Dunn, So. Boston Majors, Wm. J. Casey, Dorchester ; Frank L. Donovan, Lawrence; John J. Barry, Dorchester Adjutant, Capt. John R. McGinness ( Lieut., U. S. A.) Quartermaster, Capt. Hugh J. Maguire, Dorchester Commissary. Capt. Daniel J. Murphy, Natick

Asst. Insp. Small Arms Practice, Capt. Joseph T. Law- less, Waltham

Battalion Adjutants, Ist Lieuts, John W. Mahoney, Lawrence: Francis J. O'Kane, Brookline, Joseph W. O'Connell, Worcester

Battalion Quartermasters and Commissaries, 2d Lieuts. William H. Droban, Dorchester; John D. Murphy, Natick ; John J. Lydon, South Boston

Chaplain, Michael J. O'Connor, Roxbury

COMPANIES at East Armory.

Company A. Capt. Thomas F. Murphy, Roxbury lat Lieut. 2d Lieut. Joseph W. McConnell, Boston

Company B. Capt. William J. McCarthy, Dorchester Ist Lieut. Charles J. Cannon, Dorchester 2d Lieut. -

Company C. Capt. Ist Lieut. William J. Kievenaar, Roxbury 2d Lieut. Edward F. Corbett, Dorchester

Company D. Capt. Herbert S. M. Layden, Dorchester Ist Lieut. Nicholas A. Fleming, South Boston 2d Lieut. George J. Cronin, Dorchester

Company E. Capt. James J. O'Brien, South Boston Ist Lieut. Daniel J. Canty, Woburn 2d Lieut. Frank E. Collins, Roslindale Company H.

Capt. John A. Dunn, Dorchester 1st Lieut. Lawrence J. Flaherty, East Boston 2d Lieut. Michael J. Lyons, East Boston

Company I.

Capt. Christopher F. Lee, Dorchester 1st Lieut. James J. Flanagan, Boston 2d Lieut. Robert Hayes, Dorchester

First Squadron of Cavalry. Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory, 1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls. Major, Charles A. Schmitz, West Medford Adjutant, Ist Lieut. John W. Hall. Roxbury Asst. Insp. Small Arms Practice, 1st Lieut. Stewart W. Wise

Quartermaster and Commissary, 2d Lient., Leroy H. Robbins, Medford Veterinarian, Arthur W. May, Jamaica Plain.

A Troop. TROOPS at Commonwealth Armory.

Capt. John Kenney, Somerville Ist Lieut. Chester A. Baker, Boston 2d Lieut. John R. Sanborn, Medford

B Troop. Capt. Charles T. Lovering, jr., Boston 1st Lieut. Oliver Walcott, Cambridge 2d Lieut. Howard C. Leslie, Milton

C Troop. Capt. Dana T. Gallup, Boston

Ist Lieut Daniel Sweetland, Cambridge 2d Lieut. Bertrand W. Ashby, Medford

Capt. Charles H. Ferguson, South Braintree Ist Lieut. Charles C. Stanchfield, Chelsea 2d Lieut. William F. Swain, Mattapan

First Regiment of Field Artillery. Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory, 1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls.

Colonel, John H. Sherburne, Brookline Lieut. Col

Majors, Thorndike D. Howe, Haverhill; Richard K. Hall, Brookline

Regimental Adjutant, Capt. Roger D. Swain, Cambridge Battalion Quartermaster, Capt. Robert E. Goodwin, Con- cord

Commissary, Capt. Arthur W. Green, Lynn

Veterinarians, Dr. William T. White, Newtonville, Dr. John H. Seale, Salem

Battalion Adjutants, Capt. Norton Wiggiesworth, Milton Capt. John A. O'Keefe, jr. Lynn

Battalion Quartermasters and Commissaries, let. Lieut. Winthrop Miller, Boston, 2d Lieut, Stuart McLeod, Salem

Chaplain, Murray W. Dewart, Winchester A Battery

Capt. Edward B. Richardson, Brookline Ist Lieuts, Herbert S. Allen, Boston; George A. Parker, Lancaster

2d Lieuts, James F. Clarke, Boston, Erland F Fish, Brookline

Naval Militia Department. Headquarters, 264 State House

Chief of Department. Brig .- Gen. Charles H. Cole, Boston

Naval Militia Bureau.

Commodore James P. Parker, retired. Chief of Bureau ; Capt. William B. Edgar, retired, Fall River ; Lieut. Com. John T. Nelson, Fall River; Paymaster Milton I. Deane. Fall River: Lieut. Franklin G. Wright, Dor- chester ; Comdr. Edmond E. Baudoin, New Bedford

Naval Battalion. Headquarters, 97 Huntington Avenue

Captain, William B Edgar. Fall River.

Lieut. Commanders, Frederick G. Robinson, Somerville; John T. Nelson, Fall River: Albert H. Baker, Boston ; William W. Ramsay, Cambridge,

Lieut. (junior grade), William H. McEwen, jr., Melrose. Lieut. Com. David G. Eldridge, Dorchester, Surgeon. Lieut. Com. Milton I. Deane, Fall River, Paymaster.

Lieut. Orland R. Blair, Springfield, Passed Asst. Surgeon. Lient. Frank P. Turner. Malden. Passed Asst. Paymaster. Lieut. (junior grade) George E. Butler, Fall River, Asst. Surgeon.

Lieuta. (junior grade) Roy W. Mathers, Lynn; Frank W. Sleeper, Dorchester Aset. Surgeons. Lieut. (junior grade) Joseph D. Greene, Fall River, Asst. Paymaster.

COMPANIES at Mechanic Building, 97 Huntington Av. 1st Deck Division.

Lieut and Chief of Co., William A. Rattgan, South Boston

Liebt. J. G., Frank W. Lanagan, East Boston. Ensign, Ernest J. Flannigan, Wakefield.

2d Deck Division. Lieut. and Chief of Co., Edwin W. Keith, Melrose. Lieut. J. G., Wm. J. Fitzgerald, Dorchester. Ensign, Henry J. Lund, Concord Junction.

3d Deck Division. Lieut. and Chief of Co., Howard G. Copeland, Stone- ham

Lieut J. G., William A. Hindon, Melrose. Ensign, Norman E. Merrill, Walpole.

let Engineer Division. Lieut. Chief. of Div .. Franklin G. Wright, Dorchester. Lieut. J. G., Edward J. Hogan. South Boston. Ensigns. Oscar B. Davis, Medford ; William H. But- terworth, East Boston.

2d Engineer Division. Lieut. Chief of Div .. Henry H. Bartlett, East Boston. Lieut. J. G., Walter F. Brookine, Boston. Ensigns, George W. Walsh, Roslindale; Hiram H. McGlaufin, Watertown.

First Marine Company. 97 Huntington Av.

Capt. Commanding, Walter A. Powers, Brookline Ist Lieut., William A. Wharton. Mattapan 2d Lieut., Stewert W. Chaffer, Brookline

First Battalion Signal Troops Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory, 1035 Commonwealth Av .. Alla.

Major, Harry G. Chase, Boston, Chief Signal Officer.

Company A. ( Wire Company)

Capt., S. Stewart Smith, Somerville. lat Lieut., Frank P. Edwards, Cambridge. Ist Lieut., Henry C Gawler, Somerville.

Company B. (Radio Company)

Capt. - lst Lieut., Addison F. Crafts, Everett.

CITY DEPARTMENTS

LOCATION OF OFFICES

Departments

Offices

Art.

1001 City Hall annex.

Assessing.

301 City Hall annex.

Auditing.

20 City Hall.

Building

901 City Hall annex.

Building Examiners, Board of.

Cemetery

Children's Institutions

City Clerk.

City Council, Officials of

City Planning Board.

Collecting.

Consumptives' Hospital,

Election.

Finance Commission.

Fire Headquarters.

Fire Department, Chief of

Harbor Master.

Health.

Hospital.

Infirmary

Institutions Registration.

Law.

Library

Licensing Board for City of Boston.

Market.

Overseeing of the Poor.

Park and Recreation.

Police Commissioner.

Police, Superintendent of.

Printing.

Public Buildings

Public Works, Commissioners of

Public Works, General Office

Registry

School, Officials of the Committee.

School, Superintendent of.

Schoolhouse

Sinking Funds

Soldiers' Relief

Statistics.

Street Commissioners.

Supply.

Treasury.

Vessels and Ballast.

Weights and Measures.

Wire.

49 City Hall. 31 City Hall. 55-56 City Hall. 47 City Hall.

2d floor City Hall annex.

1001 City Hall annex.

111 City Hall annex. 73 Tremont street, room 416 60 Bristol street.

Engine House 26-35, 18 Mason st

Battery cor. Commercial st. 11th floor, City Hall annex. 818 Harrison avenue.

51 City Hall.

5 City Hall, basement. 73 Tremont street, room 730.

Public Library, Copley square.

1 Beacon street, 8th floor. Faneuil Hall Market.

43 Hawkins street.

33 Beacon street. 29 Pemberton square. 37 Pemberton square. 251 Causeway street. 802 City Hall annex. 509 City Hall annex.

506 City Hall annex. 103 City Hall annex. 14 Mason street. 14 Mason street.

1007 City Hall annex. 20 City Hall. 60 City Hall. 73 City Hall. 401 City Hall annex. 808 City Hall annex. 21-22 City Hall. 157 Liverpool st., East Boston. 106 City Hall annex. 905 City Hall annex.

1001 City Hall annex. 1001 City Hall annex.

CITY GOVERNMENT, 1916

Boston was incorporated as a City in 1822, when the judiciary of Boston was separated from the executive and legislative branches. In 1885 the executive of Boston was separated from the legislative branch. The term of mayor is four years, subject to recall after two years by not less than a majority of all the voters in the city; the city council consists of nine members elected at large for three-year terms; all nominations for a municipal election to be made by petition of not less than five thousand voters, without party designations on the ballot. Election sixth Tuesday after annual state election, see page 84. Terms begin the first Monday in February

Mayor, JAMES M. CURLEY, Salary, $10,000. Office, City Hall

CITY COUNCIL

Salaries, $1500 each.

DANIEL J. MCDONALD

Term Expires 1917 GEORGE W. COLEMAN

THOMAS J. KENNY

Term Expires 1918

JOHN A. COULTHURST HENRY E. HAGAN

JOHN J. ATTRIDGE

Term Expires 1919 WALTER L. COLLINS

JAMES J. STORROW

CITY DEPARTMENTS. All in City Hall and Annex, except where otherwise noted

Art Department. 1001 City Hall annex.

Commissioners, Thomas Allen (chairman), John Templeman Coolidge, jr. (sec.). A. W. Longfellow, Charles D. Maginnis, Alexander Steinert.

Assessing Department. 301 City Hall annex.

Board of Assessors: Edward B. Daily (chairman), Frederick H. Temple, Fred E. Bolton, Charles E. Folsom (secretary), Philip O'Brien, William A. Creney, William HI. Cuddy. Salaries, 84,000 each, with 8500 extra for the chairman and $200 for the secretary. First and Second Asst. Assessora by Districts :

1-Thomas O.McEnaney, George E. Leet 2-Joseph H. King, Patrick J. Monahan 3-Edward L. Hopkins, John J. Quinlan 4-Lucian J. Priest, Edward F. White. 5-Michael J. Brophy, James V. Doherty 6-Jacob Rosenberg, John J Dolan 7-Thomas Bond, Simon Goldberg 8-Arthur C Quincy, Ernest Martini 9-Matthew Binney, jr., James McNulty 10-Harry C. Byrne, Saverio R. Romano 11-Edwin R Spinney, John A. Badaracco 19-William F. Delehanty. Lawrence H. Newhall 13-William N. Goodwin, Charles P. Abbott 14-Alexander P. Brown, Grover C. Burkhardt 15-Henry J. Ireland Charles E. Fullick 16-A. S. Parker Weeks, Harry Cohen 17-David W Creed, Isadore W. Jacobs 18-Joseph D. Dillworth, William A. Brade 19 James H. Phelan, Edward Lienemann 20-Timothy W. Murphy, Jerome J. Crowley 21-James I. Moore, James A. Strech 22-William H. Allen, Daniel J. Goulding 23-Arthur W. Smith, Joseph F. Ripp 24-John H. Hout, Jeremish P. Murray 25-John Marno. Cornelius M. Liston 26-John S. McDonough, James A. McElaney, Jr. 27-Henry W. Reynaud, Thomas Grieve 28-Frederick F. Smith, Frank Ciambelli 29-Alonzo F. Andrews, John S. Gilman 30-James P. Fox. John F. Kinney 31-Charles H. Warren, Joseph C. Woods 32-John J. Butler, Robert F. Waul 33-Frederick F. O'Doherty. James E. McGrady 34-Augustus D. McLennan, Ernest R. Buffinton 35-Charles A. Murphy, Frank A. Gafney 36-Daniel A. Downey, George O. Wood 37-Fred W. Burleigh, Louis Davis 38-John J. Dailey, William J. Henry 39-Timothy J. Murphy, Michael J. Murray 40-G. Fred Pierce, John J. Driscoll

41-James F. Eagen, James J. Byrne 42-Frank 8. Pratt, William F. Prindeville 43-John M. Hayes, John H. Carr

44-Michael F. Dolan, Joseph T. McDonald 45-Warren F. Freeman, Alonzo A. Pulverman 46-Edward E. MeGrath, Clarke Waters 47-Joseph J. Houston, Edward F. Brennan 48 James F. Maguire, P. Frank Tracy 49-Patrick F. Carley, John J. Casey 50-Michael J. Toumey, William P. Mulcahy Chief clerk, Edward T. Kelly ; salary, $3,500

Auditing Department. Room 20

J. Alfred Mitchell, Auditor ; Salary, 86,000. Julien C. Haynes, Asst. Auditor; Salary, $3,600.

Board of Building Examiners. 1001 City Hall annex

Thomas D. O'Conner (chairman) ; Thomas K. Rey- nolds; William H. Besarick.

Building Department. 901 City Hall annex

Patrick O'Hearn, Building Commissioner. Chas. S. Damrell, Clerk of Dept. Edward W. Roemer and Edwin J. Turner, Supervisors of Construction. John H. Mahony, Supervisor of Egress Division. William A. Wheater, Supervisor of Plumbing. Carl Stuetzel, Chief of Plan Division. James W. Flynn, Supervisor of Gasfitting. Patrick H. Costello. Supervisor of Elevators. Thomas M. Wilson, Chief Inspector Tenement House Division.

Cemetery Department. 1001 City Hall annex

Trustees, Charles E. Phipps (chairman), Frederick E. Atteaux, Albert W. Hersey, Jacob R. Morse. John J. Madden, John Frank Keating, secretary. Leonard W. Ross, supt., salary, 88,000.

Children's Institutions Department. 49 City Hall

Which includes Suffolk School for Boys, Rainsford Island, John J Ryan, Supt. Trustees, John O'Hare (chairman), Margaret T. Walsh, (secretary), Louis A. Ginsburg, James J. Bacigalupo, Margaret Foley, Isaac G. Rosenberg, James P. Murphy.

City Clerk Department. Office, 81 City Hall.

James Donovan, city clerk, term ende 1917, salary, $5.000.

Wilfred J. Doyle, asat. city clerk, salary, $3,800.

WALTER BALLANTYNE

CITY DEPARTMENTS

City Council, Officials of Office, 55-56 City Hall.

Room 55 Edward J. Leary, city messenger, salary, $2,500.

Room 56

John F. Dever, clerk of committees, salary, 82,500. Frank X. Chisholm, sec. of the city council, salary, $1,800.

Edward W. Harden, official reporter of proceedings, salary, $3,000.

City Planning Board. Room 47 City Hall.

Ralph A. Cram (chairman), John J. Walsh, Emily Greene Balch, Henry Abrahams, William C. Ewing. Elisabeth M. Herlihy, secretary.

Collecting Department.

City Hall annex, second floor.

John J. Curley. Collector. John J. McCarthy, Cashier. LeForrest A. Hall, jr., Bookkeeper. Michael W. Ahern, William T. Gartland, Edwin A. Wall, Tellera. Deputy Collectors, Thomas R. Appleton (chief), Edward J. Bromberg, Wm. Kells, Matthew H. McEttrick, Louis P. Pfau, James S. McKenna, Edward F. McAdams, Jeremiah J. Hartnett, James F. Daley, William H Spain, Joseph T. Madden, Leavitt B. Palmer, Fred. L. Donnelly, James J. Nolan, John F. Doyle, Francis M. Ducey, Thomas P. McDevitt, Fred R. Mulloney, John J. Hannon, John J. Shea, jr., Edward E. Brown, Robert K. McKirdy, Ran- dolph P. Moseley, William H. Sullivan, James F. Nolan, Cornelius J. Spillane, Edmond V. Lynch, James W. Gibbons. Insolvency Clerk, William E. Cunningham.

Consumptives' Hospital Department. 1001 City Hall annex.

Trustees, Dr. John F. O'Brien (chairman), Dr. James J. Minot (secretary), Miss Isabel F. Hyams, John J. Barry, Mrs Margaret G. O'Callaghan; Arthur J. White, M. D., supt.

Election Department. 111 City Hall annex.

Commissioners, John M. Minton (chairman), salary, $4,000: Melancthon W. Burlen. secretary, Frank Seiberlich, John B. Martin, salary, $3,500 each.

Finance Commission. 73 Tremont, room 416.

John R. Murphy, Chairman, salary $5,000; John F. Moors, Charles L. Carr, James P. Magenis, James M. Morrison. Counsel, John C. L. Dowling, salary $3,200.

FIRE DEPARTMENT. Headquarters, Bristol street.

Commissioner John Grady; salary, $5,000. B. F. Underhill, Chiet Clerk ; salary, $2,500. Chief's Head- quarters, Engine House 26-35, 18 Mason st., Peter F. Mc- Donough, Chief; salary, 84,500. Div. 1, John O. Taber, Deputy Chief; salary, 83,500. Div. 2, Daniel F. Sennott, Deputy Chief; salary, 83,500. George 1 .. Fickett, Super- intendent of Fire Alarms; salary, 83,000, Eugene M. Byington, Supt, of Repairs; salary, $3,000; and fifteen District Chiefs ; salary, 83,000 cach. Dist. 1, John W. Godbold; Dist. 2, Allau J. Macdonald ; Dist. 3, Stephen J Ryder; Dist. 4, Edward J. Shallow, Dist. 5, William Coulter ; Dist.6, Frank J.Jordan ; Dist. 7, Peter E. Walsh ; Dist. 8, William J. Gafley ; Dist. 9, Joseph H. Kenney ; Dist. 10. Walter M. McLean ; Dist. 11, Henry A. Fox ; Dist. 12. Michael J. Mulligan ; Dist. 13, Michael J. Kennedy ; Dist. 14, Maurice Heffernan ; Dist. 15, Joseph A. Dolan.

STEAM FIRE ENGINES.

No. LOCATION.

1. Dorchester, c. Fourth et. 2. Fourth, cor. O st., S.B. 3. Harrison av., c. Bristol.

4. Bulfinch street.

5. 64 Marion st .. E. B. 6. 22 Leverett street. 7. East street. 8 133 Salem street. 9. Paris street.

10. River, it. Mt. Vernon et. 11. Saratoga, cor. Byron.

12. 407 Dudley st., Rox. 18. Cabot street, Rox. 14. 27 Centre et., Rox. 15. 109 Dorchester av. 18. River at. c.Temple, Dor. 17. Meeting-House Hill 18. 30 Harvard street. Dor. 19. Nortolk street, Mat

20. Walnut street, Dor 21. 641 Columbia road, Dor 22. Warren av.

28. Northampton street. 24. Warren, cor. Quincy st 25. Fort Hill square. 26. 18 Mason street. 27. 11 Elm st., Chun 28. 659 Centre st., J. P.

No. LOCATION.

29. Chestnut Hill av., Br. 30. Centre.n. Bellevue, W.R. 31. Fire Boat, 531 Com'l 82. 440 Bunker Hill st., Chan. 88. Boylston, cor. Hereford. 84. Western av. n. Waver- ly, Br.

35. 18 Mason st. (horseless) 36. 44 Monument Chan.

87. Longwood and Brook- line avs. [less) 88. Congress, B. B. (horse- 89. Congress, S. B. 40. Sumner street, E.B.

41. Harvard av., Alls. 42. Egleston square.

43. Andrew square, S. B. 44. Northern av. Bridge (Fire Boat) 45. Wash. cor. Poplar, Ros. 46. Peabody square, Dor. 47. South Ferry. near Slip, E. B. (Fire Boat) 48. Winthrop, cor. Har- vard av .. H. P.

49. Hose company. Read- ville district, W. Mil- ton st. H. P.

CHEMICAL ENGINEB.

1. Bulfinch street. 10. Dudley. cor. Winslow 2. 25 Church street. 11. Callender and Lyford, Dor.

8. Winthrop st., Chen.

4. 898 Shawmut av.

5. Grove Hall, Dor.

7. Saratoga, cor. Prescott, F. 8

8. R. cor. Athens st., S. B.

9. 333 Main st., Chou.

LADDER TRUCKS.

I. Warren aq. Friend street

2. Paris street, E. B.

3. Harrison av., c. Bristol.

4. Dudley, cor. Winslow st.

5. W. Fourth, near Dor- chester street. 22. 44 Monument , Chan.

6. River. c. Temple, Dor. 7. Meeting-House Hill. 8. Fort Hill Sq.

9. 831 Main street, Chin.

10. 659 Centre street, J. P.

11. Chestnut Hill av., Br.

12. 1046 Tremont street.

18. Warren av.

14. Harvard av. Alla.

vard av., H. P.

15. Boylston, cor. Heretord. 29. Callender & Lyford, Dor

30. Egleston Sq. W. R.

81. Oak Sq. Br.

17. 157 Harrison av.

WATER TOWERA.

1. Bulfinch street.

2. Bristol street.

WRECKING WAGON.

Bristol street.

BOSTON PROTECTIVE DE. PARTMENT.

UNDER MANAGEMENT OF THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS

Office, 40 Purchase st. Incorporated March 10, 1874. Samuel B. Reed, Pres. Henry L. Hiscock, Vice Pres. Edward Spaulding, Sec. and Treas. F. A. Dewick, William H. Rogers, Edward F. Woods, Carlos P. Faunce, Henry L. Hiscock, Walter S. Gierasch, William E. Daven- port, James H. Carney, Directors. Samuel Abbott, Supt. Dr. W. F. Temple, Med. Officer.

Company No. 1, 40 Purchase Street, J. T. Fitzgerald, Capt. Arthur F. Swift, Edgar Abbott, Lieuta.

Company No. 2, 4 Appleton St., near Tremont, Henry E. Thompson, Capt. Samuel A. McDonnell, G. E .. Blakeley, Lieuts.

Company No. 3, 161 Roxbury St., J. J. McCarthy, Capt Michael J. Gleason, John D. Seeley, Lieuts.

SPECIAL NOTICE

The fact that an alarm-box is located near their resi- dence should be known to all persons; also the simple manner of giving an alarm in case of fire. The Fire Commissioner recommends to all persons who may see this notice that they familiarize themselves with the location of boxes in the vicinity of their homes and places of business and make the necessary inquiries to enable them in case of need to give an alarm or to direct others to do so. Time saved in this way may sometimes prevent & conflagration.

In case of fire follow these

DIRECTIONS

Go to the nearest box to the fire.

A sign over each box directs how to give an alarm.

Open the door of the box-pull the hook all the way down once and let go. Opening the door rings the bell on the door but does NOT give an alarm.

Listen for the working of the machinery in box. If you do not hear it, pull again.

If then you hear no sound, go to the next nearest box. Repeat the same there, but do not touch any other box if the nearest one gives the alarm.

After giving the alarm remain awhile, if possible, by the box, so as to direct the firemen to the fire.

SECOND ALARM .- No person will give alarms for the same fire (after the first alarm has been given) without an order from the chief or the officer in command.

CAUTIONS

Never open the box or touch the hook except in case of fire.

Never give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance.

Be reasonably sure that there is a fire before giving an alarm.

4. Be sure your box is closed before leaving it.

Harbor Master's Department Office Battery, cor. Commercial street.

Lieut. and Harbor Master. Ross A. Perry ; Sergeants, Ernest A. Webster. Ibri W. H. Curtis, Frederick J. Swendeman Thomas H. Soutter; Patrolmen, Thomas Connor, John J. McCarthy, William H. Rymes, Herbert L. Cross.

Health Department

General Office and Laboratories, City Hall annex 11th floor.

Commissioner, Francis X. Mahoney, M. D., salary, 87,500. Frederick S. Davis, Secretary, salary, $3,000. Deputy Commissioners : Thomas B. Shes, M. D., in charge of Medical Division, salary, $5,000. P. H. Mullowpey, M. D., in charge of Division of Food Inspec- tion, salary. $3,000. Francis H. Slack, M. D., in charge of Bacteriological Laboratory, salary, $3,000. Thomas Jordan, in charge of Division of Sanitary Inspection, salary, 83,000. James O. Jordan, Inspector of Milk and Vinegar. William H. Davis, M. D., Vital Statistician. Robert E. Dyer. D. D. S., Chief Div of Infectious Diseases in Animals, City Hall annex. John McLaugh- lin, Supt. of Pedlers, City bldg., 20 North Grove st.

Hospital Department

Office City Hospital, Harrison av. opp. Worcester sq.

Trustees, no salary. A. Shuman, pres., Thomas A. Forsyth, Conrad J. Rueter, Francis J. Keany, M. D., Joseph P. Manning, sec. Supt. of the City Hospital. John J. Dowling, M. D., salary, 85.000. Asst. Supt., Edmund W. Wilson, M. D., salary, $3,000.

E. B.

28. Grove Hall, Dor.

24. North Grove st.

25. Centre, near Bellevue,

W. R.

26. Longwood and Brook- line Av8.

27. Walnut st. Dor. 28. Winthrop, cor. Har-

16. Washington, c. Poplar Roa.

18. Pittsburgh street

19. E. Fourth, near K. S.B.

20. Andrew oq. b. B

21. Saratoga, cor. Byron.

12. Tremont street, (Lad- der House 12).

13. Walk Hill street, cor. Wenham

14. Winthrop, corner Har- vard av., H. P.

8. Pittsburgh street.

CITY DEPARTMENTS

Infirmary Department Office, 51 City Hall

Includes almshouse at Long Island. Trustees : Thomas A. McQuade, chairman ; Miss Mary A, Dierkes, secretary ; Mrs. Richard Kirby, Thomas E. Masterson, Frank L. Brier, John J. Cusick. Charles E. Donlan, M. D., supt. Long Island.

Institutions Registration Department Office, 5 City Hall

Institutions Registrar, Chas. F. Gaynor, salary $3,000, term expires May 1st 1919.

Law Department 730 Tremont building

Corporation Counsel, John A. Sullivan, salary, $9,000. Asst. Counsels. Geo. A. Flynn, salary, 84,000; Joseph F. Lyons, salary, 85,000 ; Karl Adams, salary, $8,300 ; Joseph A. Campbell, salary, $3,300; William P. Higgins, salary, $3,000; Walter J. O'Malley, salary, $2,500; Edward T. McGettrick, salary $2,500; Daniel J. Kane, salary. 82.500. City Conveyancers: Chas. Frank Day, salary. $4,000 ; Elizabeth M. Taylor, salary, $3,000. Secretary, Nina F. Bachelor.

Library Department Office, Public Library, Copley sq.

Trustees, (no salary) ; Josiah H. Benton, president, Samuel Carr, William F. Kenney, Rev. Alexander Mann, Rev. Arthur T. Connolly. Librarian, Horace G. Wadlin. Aast. Librarian, Otto Fleischner.

Licensing Board for City of Boston

1 Beacon, 8th floor

Fletcher Ranney, chairman, salary, $4,000; Josiah S. Dean, salary 83,500; Louis Epple, Sec., salary, $3,000.

Market Department Office, Faneuil Hall Market.

Patrick H. Graham, Supt., salary, $3,000.

Overseeing of the Poor Department Office, Charity Bldg., 43 Hawkins Street

William P. Fowler, chairman; William H. Hardy, secretary, salary, $3,000; William P. Fowler, Thomas Sproules, Thomas F. Lally, Mrs. Margaret J. Gookin, Franklin P. Daly, H. Staples Potter, Simon E. Hecht, John R. McVey, terms expire, May 1st 1917; Margaret Leahy, Vincent de Paul Reade, Johu H. Fitzpatrick, Matthew J. Muller, terms expire May Ist, 1918.

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Boston, Massachusetts, city directory, 1916, Part 29

Author: Publication date: 1916 Publisher: Sampson & Murdock Co Number of Pages: 1542

Author:
Publication date: 1916
Publisher: Sampson & Murdock Co
Number of Pages: 1542