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No. 261. Mission Hill, 2d Thursday, Smith at., Roxbury
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WAR VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS-VETERAN ASSOCATIOINS
American Legion Auxiliary DEPARTMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS Headquartera, 160 State House
President, Mra. Helen A. Bishop, Leicester lat Vice-Pres., Mrs. John Lowell, Boston 2d Vice-Prea., Mrs. Elizabeth F. O'Brien, Hyde Park 3d Vice-Pres., Mra. M. Jennie Williams, New Bedford Secretary, Mra. Laura F. Bailey, Boston Treasurer, Miss Ma-'e Gagnon, Springfield Chaplain, Mra. Mary Patterson, Amherst
Historian, Mrs. Archer W. Ives, Dedham Department officers elected in December The following units hold their meetings in Boaton:
No. 16. William E. Carter, 2d and 4th Fridays, Bulfinch St. Armory
No. 17. Brighton-Allston, 2d and 4th Monday, Old Court House, Washington st., Brighton
No. 26. Bunker Hill, 2d and 4th Tuesday. Owls Hall, Main st., Charlestown
No. 30. Lieut. Lawrence J. Flaherty, 50 Meridian E. Boston
No. 44. Roxbury, 2d and 4th Thuraday, Norfolk House, Eliot sq., Roxbury
No. 51. Columbia 2d and 4th Monday, Columbia Hal., 396 Dorchester st., South Boston
No. 53. North End, last Friday of each month, Michael Angelo School Ceotre, Charter street
No. 54. Orieot Heighta, 2d and 4th Thursday, Legion Hall. 1036 Saratoga, E. B.
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE U. S.
National Headquartera, 32 Union Sq., New York National Comdr., Robert G. Woodside, Pittaburg, Pa. DEPARTMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS Headquarters, 160A State House
Commander, John L. McDonald, Dorchester Senior Vice Comdr., Andrew J. Shea, Springfield Junior Vice Comdr. Eugen W. Driscoll, Cambridge Chief of Staff, John J. Trump, Worcester Adjutant, Frank P. Casey, 92 Maywood, Roxbury Judge Advocate, Isadore H. Hurowitz, Springfield Chaplain, Rev. George S. L. Conpor, Pittsfield Surgeon, H. Howard Flagg, Charlestown
Council of Administration, James B. Casey, Cambridge; Frank A. Sullivan, Springfield; Archie E. Doyle, Brighton; George E. Irving, Charlestown: Joseph M. Weidmann, Roxbury
Department officers elected in June
The following Poats hold their meetings in Boaton: No. 114. Herb. J. Wolf, 1st and 3d Tuesday, Bowdoin Hall, 215 Washington, Dor.
No. 144. North End, 2d and 4th Tuesday, North End. Union Hall, Parmenter street
No. 319. Corp. Gordon E. Denton, 2d and 4th Tuesday, John A. Andrew Hall, 1151 Washington
No. 457. James F. Mahoney, 2d and 4th Sundays, 214 Dudley, Rox.
No. 498. Dorcheater, 1st and 3d Tuesday, G. A. R. Hall, 91 Park, Dor.
No. 544. Charlestown, 1st and 3d Thursdays, G. A. R. Hall, 14 Greeo, ChsD.
No. 561. Thoa. J. Fitzgerald, lat and 3d Thuradays, K. of C. Hall, 66 N. St., S. B.
No. 608. East Boaton, lat and 3d Monday, G. A. R. Hall, 140 Meridian, E. B.
No. 669. Allston, 2d and 4th Friday, Republican Club Hall, 153 Brighton av., Alla.
No. 675. John W. Murphy, 2d and 4th Tuesdays, Jamaica Hall, 705 Center, J. P.
No. 685. Roxbury, 1st, 2d, 3d, 4tb, Thursdays, Elmwood Gymnasium, Elmwood, Rox.
No. 722. James J. Ollive, 2d and 4th Thursday, Foresters Hall, 17 Harvard av. H. P.
MASS MARINE CORPS ASSOCIATION G. A. R. Hall, 1151 Washington Meeting nights and third Thursday Auxiliary, first and third Friday
CANADIAN VETERANS OF NEW ENGLAND Vimy Camp No. 1
Headquarters, Oasia Hall, Odd Fellows bldg., Tremont cor. Berkeley
Meeting nights second and fourth Wednesday
Commander, D. Murray Breeze
Senior Vice Comdr., I. W. Harmon
Junior Vice Comdr., Joseph P. Mohan Adjutant, Fred J. Bri ge, 26 Emerson, Medford, Mass.
Paymaster, E. W. Miahaw
Historian, F. J. MacA-lams
Chaplain, Harold S. Hansen
Asst. Adit., W. P. Fitzpatrick
VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS
Battery A Association. (51 Brigade). Lt. Col., Edward B. Richardson, pres. : Andrew J. Petera, vice-pres .; Alfred Beck, jr., aec .- tresa .: 40 Central. Maj. Roger D. Swaim, Lowell Bond and Arthur Chandler, exec. committee
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps. "Tigers" (2d. Co., C. A. C.). (Original company organized May 29. 1798). Meets at South Armory, Lieut-Col. George B. Stebbins, commander: lat sergt. Hiram J. Townsend, ar. vice comdr .: Ist sergt. George W. Little, jr, vice comdr .; Lieut. Col. A. Otis Chamberlin, adjutant, 41 Amory, Cambridge; Sergt. Color Jamea Walker, jr., paymaster, 79 Milk, room 806
British Naval and Military Veterans' Association of Mass., Incorporated, 5 Park sq. A. M. Davis, prea .; John R. Smith, treaa .; George Stephens, fin. aec .; Thomaa T. Stokes, aec., 5. Park aq. rm. 13
Charlestown Artillery Veteran Association. Capt. John W. Rose, pres., treas. and cor. aec., 32 Woodville, Rox.
Co. A. 9th Mass. Vol. Inf. Commander, John J. Ford: Adit., Charles J. Corkery, 21 Gaylord, Dor.
Fifth Mass. Regiment Association. Alvin R. Bailey, sec. and treas., 60 Congress, rm. 404
Fifty-Eighth Mass. Regiment Association. Capt. C. H. Morton, prea .: Arthur Hooper, treaa. and sec., 593 Atlantic av.
Fifty-Ninth Mass. Regiment Association. James F. Flyn'n, prea .; Mrs. Marie A. Maybew, sec., 105 Craigie, Camb.
Fifty Sixth Mass. Regiment Association, John J. Ford, pres .; Eben W. Pike, sec. and treaa., 27 State House First Mass. Heavy Artillery. (Veterana 1861-65). Wil- liam H. Morgan, pres., Beverly; Stanley B. Dearborn, sec. and treaa., 14 Park, Wakefield
First Mass, Veteran Cavalry Association. Charles Bleiler, prea., 7 Round Hill, Roxbury ;--- , acc. and treaa. First Regiment Mass. Vol. Infantry Veteran Assn. (Veterana 1861-65). William S. Hoyt, prea .; Loyal L. Jenkins, sec., 312 Meridian, E. B .; Sergt. Harrison Whit- temore, treaa., 37 Brent, Dor .; A. H. Whittemore, asst. treas., 21 Ashfield, Roa.
First Regiment M. V. M. Veterans Association, 3 Boylston place; James A. McNutt, commander: Dr. William M. Flynn, ar. vice comdr .; Lyman Mott, jun. vice comdr .: George H. Gunther, paymaater. 69 Bird at., Dor .; Eugene G. Allen, quartermaster: Robert J. Love, custo- dian
Fortieth Mass. Regiment Association. Capt., John F. Streeter, 119 County st., Attleboro, pres .; J. A. Litch- Geld, sec. and treas., Lunenburg, Mass.
Forty-Fourth Mass. Regiment Association. Gen. Mark Sheafe, Watertown, S.D. pres .; Frank G. Webster, 115 Devonshire, Boston, treas .; Horace F. Forbush, aec., 4. Pleasant, Revere
Forty-Second Mass. Regiment Association. Charles W. Beal, pres., 15 Bushnell, Dorchester Center; Augus- tua R. Griggs, sec., South Hingham; Ellery C. Crocker, treaa., Medfield
Forty Third Mass. Regiment Association. Charles Tower, prea .; Charles A. S. Troup, treas .; Luther W. Bixby, aec., 2817 Wash., Roxbury
Fourteenth Mass, Battery Association. E. D. San- born, pres .; Andrew J. Alexander, sec. and treaa., 5 Oak- land, Rox.
Hooker Assn. of Mass. Maj. Albion P. Pease, prea .; Gen. Thomas R. Mathewa, treaa .; Sergt. Henry J. Bard- well, aec., 453 Mass av., Boston
Mass. Assn. of Minute Men of 1861. Stewart F. Mao- Clean, commander: Cyrus F. Wardwell, senior vice- comdr .; Alvin R. Bailey, quartermaster; Jamea H. Griggs, adit. and aec. S. Lincoln, Mass.
Mass. Assn. of Union Ex Prisoners of War. Edwin P. Stanley, commander, Manchester, Masa .; E. J. Smith, sr. vice comdr .; W. W. Bease, jr., vice comdr .; Jamea H. Griggs, adit, S. Lincoln, Mass.
Ninth Regiment Corps., 1151 Wasb. Daniel J. Dowd, commander: Major John C. Driscoll, quartermaster; David J. Cole, adjutant, 14 Weat Cottage, Rox.
North Sea Mine Force. John T. McGee, pres., 18 Ca- tawba, Rox .: J. J. Lynch, sec .; William H. Cary, historian, 40 Longfellow, Dor .: George King, treas.
Old Guard of Massachusetts. Lieut. Col. Albert L. Wyman, commander: Maj. A. G. Reynolds, adj., 108 Mass. av .; Capt. Walter H. Woods, quartermaster
One Hundred and First Infantry Veterans Assn. (26th Division), 200 Huntington av. Col. Edward L. Logan. honorary prea .; Wm. J. Blake, pres .: Vincent Breen, 1st vice prea .; Jaa. P. Rose, 2d vice pres .; Warwick Harris, treaa .; John J. Maguire, sec .; Rev. Osiaa Boucher, chap- lain; Rev. Lymad Rollina, historian
Pierce Light Guard Veteran Association (7th Co., Mass. C. A. C.) South State Armroy: Capt., Edmond J. Manning, 7 Fenner, Rox .; 1st Lieut., Charles W. Harris, 15 Wakullah, Rox .: 2d Lieut., Robert G. Pratt, Belmont.
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VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS-PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Roxbury City Guard Veteran Association Inc. (1st Co., C. A. C.). (Original company organized in Rox- bury, March 22, 1784.) Municipal bldg., Roxbury at., Dr. Geo. W. Goode, com .; Frederick C. Estabrook, senior vice-com .; Thomas E. Yatea, junior vice-com .: Sergt. Louis C. Mckinnon, clerk and treas., 11 Inwood, Dor. Society of the Fifth Division, U. S. A. Veterans of the World War, Massachusetts Camp. Headquarters 8 Beacon st. James J. Pasquale, pres .: Daniel C. Stewart, vice-pres .: Harold P. Wilder, aec .- treas .; Jacob C. R. Peabody, chairman exec. committee
Tenth Infantry Mass, State Guard Assn. Meeta at 3 Boylston olace, 4th Friday. Harry A. Hartford, com., William T. Wyman, adjutant, 164 Sycamore, Ros.
Tenth Mass. Battery Associatien. John D. Billings. Bec., 24 Aldie, Alls.
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Third Division Society (U. S. Regulars) Beston Branch Ne. 11. Meets at Army and Navy Club, Park eq .; George F. Dobbe, pres .; Stephen C. Sullivan, vice-pres .; Walter J. Wells, sec .; James P. Moores, treaa.
Third Mass. Cavalry Assn. Gen. George B. Loud, pres. . Culver City, Cilif .: Capt. J. W. Hervey, treas., New Bed- ford: John A. Sale, sec., 120 Linden av., Malden, Mass.
Thirteenth Mass. Regiment Assn. Seth K. Cushing, pres .; Walter E. Swan, sec .. 110 Richmond. Dor.
Thirty-Eighth Mass, Regiment Assn. Horatio E. Mac- omber, pree., N. Y. city: T. Emery Clark, treas., Frank E. Orcutt, eec., 143 Upham, Melrose, Mass.
Thirty-Second Mass. Regiment Assn. Francis F. Webster, prea .; Alfred A. Lincolb, aec. and treas., 108 North, Hingbam
Thirty Third Mass. Regiment Reunion Assn. Wil- liam H. Severance, Troy, N. Y., prea .: John J. Ryder, vice-prea., Buzzarda Bay; W. T. S. Bartlett, seo. and treas., 167 Varnum av., Lowell
Three Hundred and First Inlantry Assn. Col. Frank Tompkins honorary comdr; Clarence E. Rexford, comdr .; Concord, N. H .; Irving I. Seiler, vice-comdr .; Harold Seindenberg, adjt .: Thomas W. Storrow, treaa .; Rev. Edward A. Flyno, chaplain; Hartford, Conn .; Arthur R. MeIntyre, historian
Twelfth (Webster) Regiment Assn. John Peach, pres., Malden; - -, Bec. and treas.
Twentieth Mass. Regiment Assn.' Charles O. Newell, pres. 10 Ball, Rox .: W. H. Ingalls, vice pres.
Twenty-Ninth Mass. Regiment Assn. Col. Willard D. Tripp pres .: Charles H. Almeder, vice-pres .; Anna Almeder Murphy aec. and treaa., 14 Holiday, Dor.
Twenty-Secend Mass. Regiment Association. Warner Bailey, pres .; Eben W. Pike, aec. and treas., 27 State House
Veteran Assn. of the First Corps of Cadets-101st En- gineers, Inc. Headquartera, Cadet Armory. Francis Henry Appleton, pres .: Gordon Abbott, lat vice pres .; Jesse F. Stevena, 2d vice prea .; S. Parker Bremer, treas .: William T. Bailey, aec., Cadet Armory
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
State Regent, Mra. Franklin P. Shumway, Melrose State Vice-Regent, Mra. George M. Baker
State Chaplain, Mra Mattie M. Jenkins
State Rec. Sec., Mra. Jamea Charles Peabody State Cor. Sec., Mrs. Rufus King Noyes, 87 Moraine, J. P. State Treas., Mrs. Elmer Blake Young State Registrar, Miss Ema W. Burt State Historian, Mrs. Andrew P. Howarth State Librarian, Mrs. Seth S. Crocker State Cuatodian, Miss Jennie G. Moaeley
State Auditor, Miss Julia Tyler Pevey
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCEND- ANTS, 9 Ashburton pl., George B. Stevens, M.D., hiato- rian general
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION, (Maas. State Society.) Westminster Hotel, Copley aq.
Regent, Mrs. Horatio A. Littlefield. Lynn Vice-Regent, Mrs. Lillian W. Leonard, Needham
Rec. Secretary, Mra. Grace G. Gibba, 155 Hunnewell av., Newton
Cor. Secretary, Mrs. Helen D. Bisbee, 51 Gardner, Allston Treasurer, Miss Clara J. Coburn, 99 Washington, Newtong Registrar, Mrs. Mary L. Holman, Watertown
Librarian, Mra. Lydia J. Purington, Brookline
Historian, Mrs. Elsie L. Locke, Wollaston
MASS. SOCIETY OF THE ORDER OF THE FOUND- ERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMERICA
Governor, Charles Irving Thayer Treasurer, Albert W. Ellis, 40 Central Secretary, Walter G. Page, 30 Ipawich, rm. 310
MASS. SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
Cadet Armory, society meeting July fourth, committee meetings firat Thursday of March and November.
President, Winslow Warren, Dedham Vice President, Horatio Lamb, Milton Treasurer, Robert Homans, Boston
Secretary, David Greene Haskina, jr., 10 Tremont, rm. 45
MASS. SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES OF AMERICA
President, Mrs. Barrett Wendell, 358 Marlboro, Boston Hon. Vice President, Mrs. Roger Wolcott, Readville Vice Presidente, Mra. Henry Parkman, Boston, Mra. Samuel Hoar, Boston, Miss Rose Lamb, Boston
Rec. Secretary, Miss Ellen Chase, 133 Rawson rd., Brook- line
Cor. Secretary, Mra. Charles B. Barnes, 111 Mariboro. Boston
Treasurer, Miss Bartha H. Vaughn, 57 Garden, Camb. Registrar, Mra. Charles K. Bolton, Brookline Historian, Miss Cornela Horaford, 27 Craigie, Camb. Genealogist, Miss Idelle Keyes, 16 Charles River sq., Boston
ORDER OF PATRIOT DAMES, U. S. A., Inc., 100 Boylston, rm. 314
President, Mra. Susan Evane Stevens Vice President, Mrs. Agnes P. Halfyard Clerk, Mrs. Hattie D. L. Abrams, 86 Elm, Charlestown Treas., Mrs. Mabell S. Baker
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN WARS IN THE COMMON- WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Commander, Charles Dana Burrage
Treasurer and Recorder, Alvin R. Bailey, 60 Congress room 404
SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN MASS., 9 /L ton pl
Gov., William Rotch
Deputy Gov., Francis H. Appleton
Lient. Gov., Frederic W. Parker
Treasurer, Frederick S. Whitewell
Secretary and Genealogiat, Walter K. Watkins, 9 Ashbur- ton pl.
Deputy Secretary, Henry E. Scott
Regiatrar, Paul M. Hubbard
Historian, Boylaton A. Beal
Chaplain, Rt. Rev. William Lawrence
Chancellor, Hon. Cbarlea U. Bell
Surgeon, Maj., Charlea M. Green
SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DESCENDANTS IN MASS. 53 Mt Vernon, rm. 7
Gov., William B. H. Dowse
Deputy Gov., Frederick Foater
Secretary, George Ernest Bowman
Treasurer, J. Colby, Bassett
Historian, Miss Ethel Bradford Davia
Captain, Frederic A. Waabburn, M.D.
Elder, Rev. Paul Revere Frothingham, D.D.
Surgeon, Edwin A. Daniele, M.D.
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, MASS. SOCIETY, 73 Tremont, rm. 539
President, George H. Nutting, Boston
Treasurer, Charles M. Green, M.D., Boaton
Historian, Walter K. Watkins, Malden
Chaplain, Rev. Lewis W. Hicka, Wellesley
Secretary, George S. Stewart, Watertown
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION IN THE COMMON- WEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
President, Curtia Chipman Treasurer, Frank O. White Secretary, Herbert F. Wallace, 84 State, 7th floor
SOCIETY OF THE WAR OF 1812 IN THE COMMON- WEALTH OF MASS. Inc.
President, Herbert Fairfax Wallace, Treasurer and Seo- retary. Herbert L. Leland, 10 P. O. aq. rm. 45
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR NURSES, ROGER WOL- COTT CAMP
Chairman, H. Josephine Shepard, 648 Canton av. Milton Secretary and Treasurer, Katherine McDonnell, 110 Pem- broke
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COURTS HOLDING SESSIONS IN BOSTON
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIRST CIRCUIT 399 Post Office Building
Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court-Oliver Wendell Holmes
Circuit Judges-George H. Bingham, Charles F. John- eon, George W. Anderson
District Judges-Edgar Aldrich, for New Hampshire, Arthur L. Brown, for Rhode Island: Clarence Hale for Maine: James M. Morton, jr., for Mass .: Peter J. Hamilton, for Porto Rico
Clerk-Arthur I. Charron. Deputy Clerk, James H. Duffin
Crier-George S. Glover
ANNUAL TERM, First Tuesday of October
SESSIONS FOR HEARING CASES, First Tuesday of January and October and second Tuesday of April
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES 311-312 Post Office Building
District Judge James M. Morton, jr.
Clerk-James S. Allen. First Deputy Clerk-Frank H. Mason. Deputy Clerks-John E. Gilman, Arthur M. Brown, Mary E. Prendergast, Arthur D. Grandison, Wm. H. Parker, jr.
Jury Commissioners-Clerk ex-officio, Bernard J. Roth- Fell TERMS OF THE COURT, March. the 3d Tuesday; June, the 4th Tuesday; September, the 2d Tuesday; Dec., the 1st Tuesday
U. S. MARSHAL OF THE DISTRICT OF MASS. William J. Keville, U. S. Marshal, 303 Post Office build- ing
Chief Deputy, James A. Tighe. Deputies-Thomas J. Pyne, Asa P. Barker, Bernard E. Bradley, Christopher Ghiloni, Joseph Quinn, Edward J. Leyden, Frank E. Hart. Everett S. Pevear
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
William A. Hayes, 2d, Alexander Wheeler and William Nelson, 306 Post Office building, Boston; John L. Rice, Springfield: Charles B. Rugg, Worcester; Alex. McL. Good- speed, New Bedford; Arthur H. Wood, Pittsfield
DISTRICT COURT IN BANKRUPTCY 444-446 Post Office Building
Referees-James M. Olmstead and Charles K. Darling 444 446 Post Office building, Boston, for Suffolk Co .; Geo. W. Stetson, Middleborough for Plymouth, Barnstable, Bristol, Dukes and Nantucket Counties; Emery B. Gibbs, 704 Tremont bldg., Boston for Norfolk Co .: Robert E. Goodwin, 84 State, rm. 500. Boston, for Middlesex Co .; Daniel W. Lincoln, Worcester, for Worcester Co .; Charles W. Bosworth, Springfield, for Hampden Co .: Oscar E. Jackson, Salem, for Essex Co .; Walter L. Stevens, North- ampton, for Berkshire, Hampshire and Franklin Counties
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 398 Post Office Building
U. S. Attorney, Robert O. Harris: Special Asst. U. S. Attorney's Essex S. Abbott, Charles P. Curtis, Jr., William J. White, jr., Elihu S. Stone; Asst. U. S. Attorneys, Joseph V. Carroll, Joseph W. Keith, Frederick S. Harvey
UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
Commissioner-Horsce A. Edgecomb, 15 Pemberton sq., room 116
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT 238 Court House, Pemberton square
Chief Justice-Arthur P. Rugg. Associate Justices-Henry K. Braley, Charles A. De- Courcy, John C. Crosby, Edward P. Pierce, Jsmes B. Carroll, Charles F. Jenney
Reporter of Decisions, Etbelbert V. Grabill Clerk of the Court for the Commonwealth-Walter F. Frederick
Clerk for the County of Suffolk-John F. Cronin
Asst. Clerks, John H. Flynn, Joseph Riley
Deputy Sheriff and Messenger-Michael F. Meagber SITTINOS OF THE COURT, for Suffolk county, first Tuesday of April and second Tuesday of September
LAW TERM FOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASS. Mon- day after first Wednesday of January, first Tuesday of March and second Monday of November
DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL 373 State House
Attorney-General-J. Weston Allen
Assistant Attorneys-General-Edwin H. Abbot, jr., Alexander Lincoln, Jay R. Benton, Albert Hurwitz, Charles R. Cabot, Lewis Goldberg, A. Chesley York
SUPERIOR COURT FOR CIVIL BUSINESS Court House, Pemberton Square
Chief Justice-John. A. Aiken
Associate Justices Franklin G. Fessenden, Frederick Lawton, William Cushing Wait, John F. Brown, Henry A. King, George A. Sanderson, Robert F. Raymond, Marcus Morton, Franklin T. Hammond, Joseph F. Quinn, John D. Mclaughlin, Walter P. Hall, Hugo A. Dubuque, Patrick M. Keating, Frederick W. Fosdick, Richard W. Irwin, Christopher T. Callshan, James H. Sisk, Philip J. O'Connell, Webster Thayer, Louis S. Cox, Nelson P. Brown, Elias B. Bisbop, George A. Flynn, Henry T. Lummus, William A. Burns, Stanley E. Qua
Clerk for Civil Business-Francis A. Campbell. Elected by the people. Term expires Janusry, 1923
Assistant Clerks-Henry E. Bellew, Edmund S. Phinney, George E. Kimball, Allen H. Besrse, Stephen Thacher, Guy H. Holliday, Flourence J. Mahoney, Charles J. Hart, Fran- cis P. Ewing, H. R. W. Browne, James F. McDermott, Frank H. Hallett, Eugene C. Quigley, Michsel E. Leeo Messenger of the Court-Charles F. Dolao
TERMS OF THE COURT FOR CIVIL BUSINESS, first Monday of January, April and October at Court House, Pemberton square
SUPERIOR COURT FOR CRIMINAL BUSINESS
District Attorney-Joseph C. Pelletier. Salary, $9,000
Assistant District Attorneys-Henry P. Fielding, William S. Kinney, Daniel M. Lyons, Frederick M. J. Sheehan, Salary, $5,000 each. David Mancovitz, Daniel W. Casey. Salary $4,000 esch. Messenger, James G. Wolff
Clerk for Criminal Business-John P. Manning. Elected by the people. Term expires the first Wednesday in Jan- uary, 1923
Assistant Clerks-John R. Campbell, Julian Serisck
Probation Officers-Edwin Mulready (chief). Charles M. Warren, Jsmes F. Wise, John M. Barter, James A. McMan- us. Arthur T. Towle, Alice M. Power, Catharine M. Reilly, Mrs. Frances McCormack
TERMS OF THE COURT FOR CRIMINAL BUSINESS, first Monday in each month at Court House, Pemberton eq.
COURT OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY Room 120 Court House
Judges of Probate and Insolvency-Robert Grant, Wil- liam H. Prest. Salary, $8,500 each
Register of Probste and Insolvency-Arthur W. Dolan. Salary. $6,500
Asst. Registers-John R. Nichols, Clara L. Power. Sal- aries $4,550 esch
Officers-Frederick J. Finnegan. Frank M. Brown
Sessions of the Probate Court are holden on every Thurs- day of the year, except the 1st, 2d, 4th and 5th Thursdays in August
REGISTRY OF DEEDS
Court House, Pemberton sq. Register-William T. A. Fitzgerald, salary, $7,485,92
Asst. Registers John J. Attridge, salary, $3,575. John W. Johnson, salary, $3,575
LAND COURT 408 Court House
Judge Charles Thornton Davis
Asso Judge Jeseph J. Corbett
Recorder-Clarence C. Smith
Business Hours, 9 A. M. to 4.15 P. M.
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MUNICIPAL COURT OF BOSTON
Court House, Pemberton aq. Chief Justice-Wilfred Bolater. Salary, $8,500
Associate Justices-John H. Burke, Geo. L. Wentwortb, James P. Parmenter, William Sullivan, Michael J. Murray, John Duff, Michael J. Creed, Thomas H. Dowd, salary, $8,000 each. Special Justices-John A. Bennett, Abraham K. Cohen, Joseph A. Sheehan, John G. Brackett
Clerk, Civil Business-Wm. F. Donovan
Assistant Clerks-Warren C. Travia, Clesson S. Curtice, Volney D. Caldwell, Michael F. Hart, James F. Tobin, Artbur W. Ashenden, Louis B. Torrey
Clerk, Criminal Business-Edward J. Lord
Assistant Clerks-Sidney P. Brown, Harvey B. Hudson, Charles T. Willock, James G. Milward, Francia S. A. Han- ley, Geo. A. Savage, Herbert S. Hill
Chief Criminal Court Officer, Peter F. Hanley
Court Officers-William G. Hill, Frederick C. Spargo, George L. Twombly, John McCarron, Patrick E. Holleran, George F. LeFavour, Christopher C. Mitchell, Francis L. Colpoys, William L. Evana, William H. Crowley, John N. Chaisson
Chief Probation Officer -Albert J. Sargent, salary, $4,500 Probation Officers-Francis A. Dudley, salary, $2,700. Albert J. Fowle, Frank E. Hawkes, James H. Knight, Eugene J. Callanan, Edward F. Coughlin, Thomas G. Davis, William A. Maloney, William J. Joyce, Francis A. McCartby, Robert E. McGuire, Edward J. Bromberg, John J. Bogan jr., George J. McDonnell, salary, $2,600. Also the follow- ing women: Mary L. Brinn, salary $2,370; Elizabeth A. Lee, Alfretta P. McCure, Margaret H. Markham, Theresa C. Dowling, Ethel Wood, Annie M. Kennedy, Eleanor Hol- land, Bessie G. Kauffman, Alice D. Keating, salary, $2,150 each
Messenger-Thomas J. Gorman
Medical Director-C. Edouard Sandoz, M. D., salary $3,250: Anna E. Steffen, M.D., $1,000
TERMS OF THE COURT FOR CIVIL BUSINESS, every Satur- day, at 9 A. M., for the returo and entry of civil actions not exceeding $2,000
FOR CRIMINAL BUSINESS, every week day except legal holidays, at 9 A. M.
BOSTON JUVENILE COURT Room 127, Court House
Justice-Frederick P. Cabot, salary, $4,000 Special Justices-Frank Leveroni, Philip Rubenstein Clerk-Charles W. M. Williams, salary, $3,000
Probation Officers-John B. O'Hare. Walter C. Bell May A. Burke, Thomas F. Teehan
Clerk's office open 9 to 1
MUNICIPAL COURT, SOUTH BOSTON DISTRICT Municipal bldg., Broadway near G
Justice Edward L. Logan. Salary, $3,500
Special Justices Josiah S. Dean, William J. Day
Clerk-Adrian B. Smith, salary, $2,625. Assistant Clerk Harry W. Park, salary, $1,968
Court Officers-Daniel J. Kinnaly, Robert A. Grimes Probation Officer- Clayton H. Parmelee
Assistant Probation Officers, Ellen McGurty, James F. Gleason
The Court aits for the transaction of criminal business every week day excent the legal bolidays, commencing at 9 o'clock, A M.
For the return and entry of civil actiona every Saturday, 9 A.M. to 12 M. Trial of civil actiona every Tuesday, at 10 A. M.
MUNICIPAL COURT, DORCHESTER DISTRICT ARCADIA STREET, COR. ADAMS
Justice Joseph R. Churchill, salary, $4,300
Special Justices-Michael H. Sullivan, William F. Merritt Clerk-Alpheus Sanford, salary, $3,225 Assistant Clerk-Frederick E. Simmons, $2,418 Court Officer-John F. Halligan
Probation Officer-Reginald H. Mair
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal buainesa every week day except tbe legal bolidays, commencing at 9 o'clock
For the return and entry of civil actions every Saturday 9 A. M. to 12M. Trial of civil business Mondays at 9.30 A. M. except during July and August. For trial of poor debtor cases last Saturday each month except during July and August
MUNICIPAL COURT, BRIGHTON DISTRICT CAMBRIDGE STREET, COR. HENSHAW
Justice-Thomas H. Connolly. Salary, $2,700 Special Justices-Robert W. Frost and Harry C. Fabyan Clerk-Daniel F. Cunningham, Salary, $2,025 Court Officer-B. Franklin Sanborn
Probation Officer-Edward J. Drummond
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal business every week day except the legal holidays, commencing at 9 A.M.
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