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WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Upholsterers. BENT HERBERT F., 64 Main [see page 658] Keefe Cornelius H., 35 Main
Variety Store.
Connelly Thomas, 81 Fayette Fitzgerald Mary, 70 Galen
Turner Roscoe G., 11 Main
Ventilators.
VAN NOORDEN E. & CO., 383 to 387 Harrison av., Boston [see opp. page 117]
Watch Repairers and Jewelers.
Evans Alfred, 2 Mt. Auburn
Irish Ernest C., 65 Main
Morgan William G., 5 Spring
Water Supply Co.
Watertown Water Supply Co., J. H. Perkins, supt., 52 Main
Waterproof Paint Mnfrs.
THE GOVERNMENT WATERPROOF PAINT CO., 71 Fayette, store (239 Franklin, B.) [see p. 483]
Wedding Cake. DOHERTY WILLIAM F., 45 Main [see page 492]
Wheelwrights.
HARTHERTZ F. C., 28 Arsenal [see page 658] MILLER FRANK E., 1 Riverside [see page 490] ROSS JOHN, 11 and 13 Spring [see page 490]
Window Shade Lettering. RALSTON JOHN & CO., 71 Fayette [see page 497]
Window Shade Mnfrs. RALSTON JOHN & CO., 71 Fayette [see page 497]
TRADE MARK
OPTICIAN, GEO. H. LLOYD, 357
WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON. near BROMFIELD STREET.
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Wood and Coal.
Condon Patrick, 58 Summer McCullough T. I. (kindling wood), 42 Summer PEVEAR W. H. & CO., elevator, 128 Arsenal, office 5 Spring [see page 486]
Wood Worker. KINSMAN DAVID W., 30 Main, rm. 6 [see page 488]
Wood Working Machinery. N. E. MACHINE CO., 43 to 47 Beverly, Boston [see page 659]
Wooden Ware.
FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant [see page 493] Paine Richard H., 33 Main
Wool Scourers' Stock.
THE WARREN SOAP MNFG. CO., 46 Water, store (143 Federal, Boston) [see page 7]
Woolen Goods Mnfrs.
AETNA MILLS, A. O. Davidson, agent, 266 Pleasant, and (266 Devonshire, B.) [see page 496]
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OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., J. M. RICE, Treas.
H. W. HOWE, Pres.
56 FELTON ST., WALTHAM, ON F. R. R.
OFFICERS OF THE
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TOWN OF WATERTOWN
FOR 1894.
Town Election Second Monday in March, Which Had Not Taken Place on Going to Press.
Selectmen-Abram L. Richards, Michael J. Kelley.
Town Clerk-Fred E. Critchett.
Treasurer-Samuel S. Gleason.
Collector-William E. Farwell.
Assessors-Alton B. Cole, William E. Farwell, James H. Norcross.
Auditor-George S. Parker.
Board of Health-A. B. Hall, Chairman; James R. Har- rison, Clerk; Samuel F. Stearns, Philip P. Conneally, Agent and Inspector of Plumbing.
Fence Viewers-George Parker, Thomas H. Wicks, Sam- uel F. Stearns.
Inspector of Milk and Provisions-James R. Harrison.
Janitor-John H. Holt.
Measurer of Grain-W. H. Perkins.
Overseers of Poor-The Selectmen.
Registrars of Voters-O. W. Dimick, Chairman; F. E. Critchett, Clerk; C. D. Regan, George E. Teele.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Fred E. Critchett.
Supt. of Almshouse and Pound Keeper-John J. Reed.
Supt. of Cemeteries-Alexander Gregg.
Supt. of Hay Scales-Daniel J. Mahoney.
Supt. of Streets and Sewers-Edward B. Stearns.
Surveyors and Measurers of Wood and Bark-William H. Pevear, B. M. Shaw.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Town Almoner-Hiram McGlauflin. Town Physician-M. J. Kelley Undertakers-Alexander Gregg, George H. Gregg, Charles A. Raymond.
POLICE DEPARTMENT. STATION, TOWN HOUSE BUILDING. 1 Church, corner Main.
George Parker, Chief; Daniel H. Cooney, Thomas F. Lyons, Linus Allen Shaw, Henry W. Howard, Frank H. Callahan, John F. Dwyer, Patrolmen; Joseph P. White, William P. Coleman, Michael Carroll, James Mee, Special Police; George Parker, Daniel H. Cooney, Linus Allen Shaw, Constables; George Parker, George F. Robinson, Andrew H. Stone, Thomas F. Lyons, Truant Officers.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
John A. York, Chief; Michael B. Colligan, Asst .; David S. Rundlett, 2nd Asst. and Clerk.
PEQUOSSETTE S. F. E. CO., NO. 1. Church Street, near Main.
Alexander Flanders, Foreman; Wade C. Wheeler, Asst. Foreman; Orrin R. Hatch, Clerk; Moses Pattee, Driver; J. H. Holt, Engineman. Ten Members.
A. D. DREW HOOK AND LADDER CO. Church Street, near Main.
John J. Murphy, Foreman; Thomas J. Gavin, Asst. Foreman; Edward Sullivan, Clerk; James J. Flannery, Driver. Nine Members.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
JOHN A. YORK HOSE CO., NO. 1. Church Street, near Main.
Alexander Flanders, Foreman; Wade C. Wheeler, Asst. Foreman; Orrin R. Hatch, Clerk; Gilbert C. Nichols, Driver.
PEQUOSSETTE HOSE, NO. 2. Mt. Auburn Street, near Arlington.
Dennis Mee, Foreman; William Andrews Asst. Fore- man; Callahan, Clerk. Eight Members.
FIRE ALARM.
List of boxes with their numbers and locations.
3 J. H. Flagg's store, Mt. Auburn
4 R. R. station, East Watertown
5 Junction Mt. Auburn and School
6 Mt. Auburn, cor. Walnut
7 Mt. Auburn, cor. Parker
12 Galen, cor. Morse
13 Watertown, cor. Morse
14 Jewett, near Boyd
15 Engine House, Church
16 Water, at Electric Light station
21 Main, opposite Howard
24 Office Atna Mills, Pleasant
24 Junction Lexington and Orchard
25 Common, cor. Common St. Place
26 Fayette, cor. White av.
41 Grove, cor. Coolidge av.
42 Junction Arsenal and Walnut
43 Irving, cor. No. Beacon
45 (Private), Union Carpet Lining Co.'s Mill, Arsenal
DIRECTIONS FOR SOUNDING AN ALARM.
When a fire is discovered, go to the nearest box to the fire.
A sign over each box gives the location of the keys, with which the citizens should be familiar, thus saving any delay in sounding an alarm.
Open the box, pull the hook all the way down, once only, and let go. If you don't hear any sound from the tapper in the box, pull again. If you fail the second time, go to the next nearest box and do the same. Do not touch any other box if the first one gives the alarm.
After giving an alarm, remain at the box, if possible, to direct the firemen to the fire.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Never sound an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, un- less assistance is called for.
Never open the box or touch the hook except in case of fire.
Any one having a key to the signal boxes who should change his place of residence, or business, will please re- turn the key promptly to the Chief Engineer or the En- gine House.
SIGNALS.
1-Blow for test at 6.30 A. M. and 12.45 and 6.45 P. M.
1-1-Two blows will be given when the companies at fires have "made up."
11-Blows followed by box number indicate Police Call. One round.
2-2-Signal for no school. Two rounds.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Dr. J. A. Mead, Chairman; Charles W. Stone, Sec., James H. Vahey, Henry Skinner, Mrs. S. Adelaide Hall, H. Adelaide Coolidge.
Superintendent, George R. Dwelley; office hours, 4 to 5 p. m. Tuesday and Thursday, school committee room, Town Hall, Main, cor. Church street.
PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL.
Marshall Street.
George R. Dwelley, Principal; Jeannette Wendell, Rachel Hartwell, Arnold Zullig, Assistants.
CENTRE DISTRICT.
GRANT GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
White Avenue.
Charles G. Ham, Master; Elizabeth P. Skinner, Minna E. Tenney, Anna D. Hall, Etta B. Dadmun, Assistants.
FRANCIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
Mt. Auburn Street.
Hattie B. Johnson, Principal; Martha Wentworth, Blanch E. Townsend, Clara A. Smith, Assistants.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
PHILLIPS PRIMARY SCHOOL. Marshall Street.
Mamie B. Patten, Principal; Winnifred H. Berry, Mary E. Stull, Assistants.
EAST DISTRICT.
COOLIDGE GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. Mt. Auburn Street, near Cottage. Ruth W. Howard, Principal; Mary E. Burns, Alice S. Moody, Teachers.
WEST DISTRICT.
SPRING GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. Main Street. Joanna M. Riley, Hattie M. Cutter, Teachers.
PARKER GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Galen Street.
Alice C. Bullard, Principal; Christina F. Green, Eliza- beth A. Shepard, Teachers.
BEMIS PRIMARY SCHOOL. Waltham Street.
Margaret L. Sullivan, Teacher.
Teacher of Drawing-Elizabeth C. Allen.
Teacher of Manual Training-Solvi Greve.
Teachers of Music-S. H. Hadley, High and Grammar schools and O. B. Brown, Primary school.
Teacher of Sewing-Solvi Greve.
Truant Officers-Geo. Parker, Geo. F. Robinson, Andrew H. Stone, Thomas F. Lyons.
Janitors-Geo. F. Robinson, Andrew H. Stone, Mary Austen, Mrs. Ryan, E. A. Humphrey.
ST. PATRICK'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. Pleasant Street, next Church Lane.
13 Teachers of St. Dominick. 485 pupils.
WATERTOWN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Main Street, next the Park. Organized 1868.
George E. Priest, Chairman; Herbert Coolidge, Sec .; William H. Bustin, Jr., Treas .; Charles Brigham, Dr. J. A. Mead, Trustees.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Solon F. Whitney, Librarian; Jane Stockwell, Ist Asst .; Mabel F. Learned, 2d Asst .; Margaret B. Whitney, 3d Asst.
Open every afternoon except Sundays, from 2 o'clock to 9 o'clock.
Number of books, 23,588 besides 20,000 pamphlets and. papers.
CHURCHES. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WATERTOWN. Mt. Auburn Street, near Main. Organized 1830.
Rev. Edward A. Capen, Pastor; James E. Norcross,. Pastor's Asst .; Royal Gilkey, Joseph H. Stone, W. E. Far- well, Henry Richardson, S. Henry Coombs, Deacons; J. H. L. Coon, F. H. Edgecomb, William H. Pevear, Stand- ing Committee; S. Henry Coombs, Treas .; William T. Macurdy, Clerk; S. Henry Coombs, Coll .; John A. York, Sexton; Fred E. Crawford, Supt. S. S .; Waldo A. Gilkey, Asst. Supt .; James E. Norcross, Chorister; Alice F. Davenport, Sec .; W. H. Pevear, Treas .; William A. Jep -- son, Librarian.
Number of Church members, 394. Number of scholars,. 390. Volumes, 600.
PHILLIPS CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL TRINITARIAN.)
Mt. Auburn Street, corner Phillips. Organized 1855.
Edward C. Porter, Pastor; Luther B. Morse, Horace W. Otis, L. McDonald, Noah Swett, Deacons; Moses Fuller, Treas .; J. Henry Green, Clerk; D. A. S. Barker, Sexton; O. W. Dimick, Supt. S. S .; Arthur Stockin, Alfred E. Turner, Asst. Supts .; Fannie Lyman, Librarian. Offi- cers of the Parish-Alfred E. Turner, Treas .; Horace W. Otis, Walter B. Snow, W. N. Chamberlin, Prudential Com- mittee.
Number of members, 225. Number of scholars, 240. Over 700 volumes in library.
CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES (UNIVERSALIST). Grand Army Hall, Beacon Square.
Rev. H. A. Philbrook, Pastor; Sanford Phipps, Treas .; Arthur F. Gray, Sunday School Supt .; William G. Cum- stock, Deacon. Standing Committee-Arthur F. Gray, Chairman; Wm. G. Comstock, Hiram S. Foss, Mrs. C. C. Ripley, Mrs. M. L. Gerry.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (EPISCOPAL). Mt. Auburn Street, corner Russell Avenue. Church built A. D. 1888.
Rev. Edward A. Rand, Rector; Thomas G. Banks, Clerk; W. J. Quincy, Treas .; John E. Abbott, Guy Smith, Wardens; Joseph A. French, George H. Gregg, William G. Morgan, William G. Snow, John Baker, William Hauck, John Lovell, Vestrymen.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Main Street, near Cross. Will occupy their new church, Mt. Auburn street, near Patten, about June, 1895.
Organized 1837.
Rev. Charles A. Littlefield, Pastor; Henry Chase, Cyrus H. Campbell, Mrs. Wallace Savage, Wilbur R. Learned, Geo. E. Priest, N. B. Hartford, F. W. Cobb, F. T. Holmes, George E. Teele, Charles R. Fletcher, Herbert W. Learned, Mrs. Geo. E. Teele, Bartlett M. Shaw, Stewards; Geo. E. Priest, Treas .; Charles R. Fletcher, Coll .; Geo. E. Teele, Dist. Steward; E. F. Porter, Geo. E. Priest, Frank J. Berry, R. H. Paine, W. H. Perkins, W. W. Savage, L. S. Cleveland, Chester Sprague, Trustees; F. T. Holmes, Sexton; N. B. Hartford, Supt. S. S .; Curtis W. Bixby, Sec .; H. S. Wood, Librarian.
Ladies' Aid Society-Mrs. Chester Sprague, Pres.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society-Mrs. Cyrus H. Campbell, Pres.
Epworth League-Charles R. Fletcher, Pres .; Mrs. Abbie Howard, Ist Vice Pres .; Mrs. Herbert W. Learned, 2d Vice Pres .; Eunice Critchett, 3d Vice Pres .; May Howard, 4th Vice Pres .; Wallace Shipton, 5th Vice Pres .; Bartlett M. Shaw, 6th Vice Pres.
King's Daughters-Mrs. Jane W. Littlefield, Pres.
Number of members, 165. Number of scholars, 235. Volumes, 300.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART.
Mt. Auburn, opp. Cottage Street, Mt. Auburn. A branch of St. Patrick's Church.
ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC). Church Lane, off Main Street, nearly opp. Public Library. Organized 1849. -, Pastor; Rev. T. W. Coughlin, Asst .;
John Gallagher, Sexton.
Number of members, 3,000.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
FIRST PARISH SOCIETY (UNITARIAN). Church Street, corner Summer.
Organized 1630.
Rev. William H. Savage, Pastor; Charles W. Stone, Chairman; Dr. Julian A. Mead, G. Frederick Robinson, John Kendall, Chas. A. Stearns, Standing Committee; S. S. Gleason, Treas .; William H. Ingraham, Clerk; Rev. Wm. H. Savage, Supt. S. S .; A. Clark, Librarian.
Branch Alliance of First Parish Unitarian Church- Mrs. Edward Whitney, Pres .; Vice Pres .; Mrs. A. L. Richards, Sec .; Mrs. Ruth A. Bradford, Treas.
MT. AUBURN UNION CHAPEL.
Belmont Street, near the bridge, Mt. Auburn.
Established Nov. 9, 1873.
Joseph A. Coolidge, 37 Wallace st., Cambridge, Supt .; Augustus Freeman, Mt. Auburn, Asst. Supt .; William Johnson, Belmont, Sec .; Henry Richardson, Mt. Auburn, Treasurer.
MASONIC.
PEQUOSSETTE LODGE OF FREE MASONS.
Chartered 1858.
B. Wesley Brown, W. M .; Charles F. Bustin, S. W .; John M. Johnson, J. W .; G. F. Robinson, Sec .; William E. Farwell, Treas .; George S. Parker, S. D .; Thomas B. Wishart, J. D .; S. Eugene Proctor, S. S .; Edmond K. McNutt, J. S .; W. H. Savage, Chap .; F. H. Edgecombe, Tyler; Frank C. Haywood, Organist.
Meetings held in Masonic Hall, 17 Main street, second Thursday in the month. Officers elected annually, in December.
ODD FELLOWS.
LAFAYETTE LODGE, NO. 31.
John Cunningham, N. G .; O. R. Hatch, Per. Sec .; John W. Newcomb, Rec. Sec.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall, 17 Main street.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. CHARLES RIVER COUNCIL, NO. 36. Instituted October 9, 1879.
S. Henry Coombs, C .; James H. Spinks, V. C .; W. H. Lucas, Sec. and Coll .; William J. Quincy, Treas.
Meets second and fourth Wednesday evenings in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.
Organized Dec. 30, 1894.
Edward N. Clancy, President; Philip J. Callahan, Vice President; Daniel J. Finnegan, Recording Secretary; J. J. Blakeney, Financial Secretary, and Joseph M. Turk, Treasurer.
Meets in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.
WATERTOWN LODGE, NO. 70. Instituted October 22, 1886.
O. R. Hatch, M. W .; Archibald Osgood, Recorder; A. L. Rumrill, Receiver.
Meets first and third Mondays in each month at Ma- sonic Hall, 17 Main street.
BRITISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
J. H. Looker, Pres .; G. S. Thompson, Sec. Regular meetings second Wednesday of each month.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
ISAAC B. PATTEN POST, NO. 81.
E. W. Pillsbury, C .; R. E. Lassman, S. V. C .; George W. Foskett, J. V. C .; Charles C. White, Q. M .; D. F. Tripp, Adjt .; F. A. Thomas, Surgeon; T. F. Holmes, Chap .; Geo. E. Jepson, O. G .; D. H. Dow, S. M .; J. R. Harrison, Q. M. S.
Regular meetings, first and third Friday evenings of each month at G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
ISAAC B. PATTEN RELIEF CORPS, NO. 59.
Mrs. Nellie F. Barney, Pres .; Mrs. Mary E. Pillsbury, S. V. P .; Mrs. Sarah A. Barker, J. V. P .; Mrs. Abbie H. Stone, Treas .; Mrs. Adelaide Hancock, Con .; Mrs. Mary McLauthlin, Guard.
Regular meetings second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, at G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
SONS OF VETERANS. ISAAC B. PATTEN CAMP, NO. 29.
Charles A. Worth, Capt .; C. W. Benjamin, Ist Lieut. Orrin R. Hatch, 2d Lieut .; F. S. Tolman, Chap .; Henry R. Skinner, 1st Sergeant; S. E. Ripley, Q. M. S.
Regular meetings second and fourth Mondays of each month.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
QUINOBEN LODGE, NO. 43. Instituted Feb. 2, 1877.
Henry A. Atwood, Dict .; Howard Russell, Reporter.
Meets second and fourth Monday evenings at Masonic Hall, 17 Main Street.
M. C. O. F. CHARLES RIVER COURT.
C. H. Keefe, C. R .; M. T. Holland, Sec.
Regular meetings first and third Mondays in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
NEW ENGLAND ORDER OF PROTECTION. NORUMBEGA LODGE NO. 232.
Organized May 9, 1894.
Appleton Phipps, J. P. W .; A. H. Hodsdon, W .; A. L. Rumrill, Vice W .; Fred H. Garcelon, Sec .; O. R. Hatch, Treas .; C. C. Hazelton, Fin. Sec .; Mrs. E. S. Griffin, Chap.
Meets second and fourth Thursday evenings in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn Street.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
NORTHERN MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION. FRANKLIN ASSOCIATES, NO. 19.
Barnabas E. Bourne, Pres .; Dr. Luther B. Morse, Vice Pres .; William H. Pevear, Sec .; Orlando W. Dimick, Treas .; Edward A. Rand, Chaplain; William G. Morgan, Collector.
Meets fourth Wednesday in each month in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.
ROYAL ARCANUM. GEN. GUINEY COUNCIL, NO. 4380.
T. G. Banks, Regent; E. J. Harmon, Sec.
Meetings first and third Wednesdays at G. A. R. Hall, -2 Mt. Auburn street.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. CRYSTAL RIVER LODGE, G. T., NO. 137. Organized Jan., 1890.
William Martin, C. T .; Margaret M. McDonald, Vice T .; Johanna Martin, P. C. T .: Annie Golding, Sec .; Frank Moore, Treas.
Meets every Thursday evening at 46 Main.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
Mrs. James Coon, Pres .; Mrs. A. C. Crawford, Treas .; Mrs. Andrew Goodwin, Cor. Sec .; Mrs. James Judd, Rec. Sec.
Regular meetings second and fourth Fridays of each month at 8 p. m., in the Y. M. C. A. rooms, 17 Main street.
U. O. G. C.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN COMMANDERY, NO. 67.
Organized Sept., 1879.
Mrs. Laura M. Holden, N. C .; Mrs. Emma W. Hall, N. N. C .; Mrs. Emma E. Brown, Prelate; Tilton G. Abbott, Herald; A. J. Coolidge, K. of R .; A. D. Drew, F. K. of R .; Andrew Goodwin, Treas .; Frank A. Brown, W. I. G .; T. F. Holmes, W. O. G .; Charles A. Worth, P. N. C.
Meets at Masonic Hall, 17 Main street, first and third Thursday evenings of each month.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
U. O. PILGRIM FATHERS.
POCAHONTAS COLONY, NO. 155.
Organized Aug. 12, 1894.
S. E. Ripley, Gov .; Lieut. Gov .; Mrs. Flora A. Ripley, Sec .; C. W. Benjamin, Treas .; Wm. G. Morgan, Coll.
Meets Good Templars' Hall, Noyes' block, second and fourth Wednesday evenings in each month.
SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC. BOARD OF TRADE.
S. S. Gleason, H. H. Sawyer, L. S. Cleveland, C. A. Gregg, B. H. Dow.
Meets in Otis building, 17 Main street.
ST. PATRICK'S LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
St. Patrick's Hall.
John Graham, Pres .; Thomas O'Brien, Sec.
Meetings every Friday, at 7.15 p. m.
SUNNY BANK HOME. 198 School Street.
Dr. A. J. Baker-Flint, Pres .; Mrs. S. E. Hooper, Marion Talbot, Vice Pres .; Mrs. Edward Whitney, Treas .; William B. Durant, Clerk; Abbie K. Green, Matron.
A refuge for convalescent women and children.
THE LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. Organized 1886.
Mrs. Sterling Elliott, Pres .; Mrs. A. F. Haynes, Vice Pres .; Mrs. Adelaide C. Rowell, Treas .; Mrs. George S. Johnson, Sec.
Meets second Friday of each month, from October to April at Unitarian building, Church street.
VILLAGE CLUB.
5 Winter Street.
Organized Oct. 1, 1894.
Julian A. Mead, Pres .; Edward E. Allen, Ist Vice Pres .; Herbert H. Sawyer, 2d Vice Pres .; Miles P. Barrows, Sec .; Lewis McLauthlin, Treas.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
WATERTOWN FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Organized Nov. 2, 1891.
John A. York, Pres .; David S. Rundlett, Vice Pres .; Orrin R. Hatch, Sec .; John H. Holt, Treas .; H. J. Liver- more, David S. Rundlett, John J. Murphy, Dennis Mee, Trustees.
Annual meeting second Wednesday in May.
WATERTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Rev. Edward A. Rand, Pres .; William H. Ingraham, Vice Pres .; Charles F. Fitz; Rec. Sec .; Bennett F. Dav- enport, Cor. Sec .; Charles F. Mason, Treas .; Solon F. Whitney, Librarian; the above officers and Bennett F. Davenport, M. D., George S. Wright and Charles A. Stearns, Council.
WATERTOWN IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.
Organized April 23, 1883.
Rev. Edward A. Rand, Pres .; James H. Norcross, Thomas Gavin and David F. Tripp, Vice Pres.,; William H. Ingraham, Sec .; Charles F. Jackson, Treas.
WATERTOWN LADIES' SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK.
Formed in 1816.
Mrs. R. A. Bradford, Pres .; Emily Robbins, Vice Pres .; Mrs. Abbie V. Barry, Treas .; Maria Brigham, Sec.
WATERTOWN MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Organized Feb. 22, 1880.
M. B. Vahey, Pres .; Vice Pres .; Cor- nelius H. Keefe, Treas .; Daniel McCarthy, Cor. Sec .; Michael York, Fin. Sec.
Meetings are held on the first and third Fridays of each month at 29 Main street.
WATERTOWN POOR FARM.
105 Orchard Street.
John J. Reed, Supt. Number of inmates, 14.
YOUNG MEN'S ASSEMBLY.
L. S. Cleveland, Pres .; Herbert H. Sawyer, Vice Pres .; F. W. Cobb, Treas .; Chas. A. York, Sec .; B. H. Dow, 33
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Charles H. Gregg, S. S. Gleason, L. S. Cleveland, Ex. Committee.
Meetings every third Wednesday evening at 17 Main street.
YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.
John P. Vahey, Pres .; P. S. Cunniff, Vice Pres .; B. F. Mulhearn, Fin. Sec .; James H. Rattigan, Rec. Sec .; M. J. Green, Treas.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 30 Main street. Room open daily.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Rooms 17 Main Street.
F. G. Barker, Pres .; S. H. Coombs, Vice Pres .; J. H. Pollard, Rec. Sec .; W. H. Pevear, Treas.
YOUNG MEN'S SOCIAL CLUB.
29 Main Street.
Wilbur H. Howard, Pres .; Irving E. Brown, Vice Pres .; William J. Kennedy, Sec .; George E. Smith, Treas. Meets first Thursday in each month at 29 Main street.
CORPORATIONS.
ÆTNA MILLS. 266 Pleasant Street.
Office, 266 Devonshire Street, Boston.
Joseph C. Stevens, Pres .; Arthur Hobart, Treas .; A. O. Davidson, Agent. Dress and woolen goods mnfrs.
E. C. MNFG. CO. 57 Spring Street.
Incorporated Oct. 1, 1893. Capital Stock $20,000.
David W. Noyes, Boston, Pres .; Herbert H. Sawyer, Sec. and Treas. Shirt Mnfrs.
HOLLINGSWORTH & WHITNEY COMPANY.
Incorporated April, 1882 Pequossette Mills, 24 Pleasant Street.
Store, 40 to 44 Federal Street, Boston
Sumner Hollingsworth, Pres .; Charles A. Dean, Vice Pres .; Edward B. Eaton, Treas .; A. H. Hartwell, Supt. Paper Mnfrs. .
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
STANLEY DRY PLATE CO. Rear 18 Maple Street. Incorporated 1887.
Frank E. Stanley, Pres .; Clarence V. Emerson, Sec .; Freeland O. Stanley, Treas .; Edward N. Brewer, Supt.
THE CAMPBELL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
71 Fayette Street. Office, 104 High Street, Boston. Capital Stock, $300,000.
Henry F. Campbell, Pres .; Ronald A. Stuart, Treas.
THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS MANUFACTURING CO.
166 Pleasant Street.
Incorporated 1889.
Jacob Pfaff, Pres .; W. B. Buckminster, Vice Pres. and Treas .; C. R. Fletcher, Supt. Starch Mnfrs.
THE WARREN SOAP MNFG. CO.
46 Water Street. Office, 143 Federal Street, Boston.
Established 1887. Incorporated 1890.
George L. Stevens, Pres .; Albert C. Warren, Treas .; John Haskell Butler, Sec.
THOMAS DALBY CO.
43 Morse street.
Incorporated Jan. 1, 1892. Capital Stock, 50,000.
Thomas A. Dalby, Pres .; Thomas Dalby, Treas .; Edward J. Smith, Clerk.
UNION BAG & PAPER CO. 26 Pleasant Street.
L. G. Fisher, Pres .; Charles A. Dean, Vice Pres .; F. Washburn, Sec. and Treas .; William A. Lingham, Supt. Paper Bag Mnfrs.
UNION CARPET LINING CO.
304 Arsenal Street.
Incorporated August, 1880. Capital Stock, $100,000
Samuel A. Carleton, Pres .; Joseph N. Damon, Treas .; John M. Whittemore, Manager.
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WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK.
52 Main Street.
Capital $100,000.00.
L. Sidney Cleveland, Pres .; James W. Magee, Vice Pres .; George S. Parker, Cashier; H. C. Derby, James W. Magee, L. S. Cleveland, Francis Kendall, S. S. Gleason, Charles Q. Pierce, Charles Brigham, Directors.
WALKER & PRATT MNFG. CO.
16 to 26 Galen Street. 31 to 35 Union Street, Boston.
Capital Stock, $300,000.00.
George W. Walker, Pres .; Arthur W. Walker Treas .; Oliver Shaw, Supt.
WATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE BANK.
Office of Secretary and Treasurer, 56 Main Street.
Charles Brigham, Pres .; A. H. Hartwell, Vice Pres .; S. S. Gleason, Sec. and Treas .; Charles Brigham, A. H. Hartwell, S. S. Gleason, Lewis B. Porter, H. H. Powell, Thomas E. Hackett, James H. Norcross, Horace W. Otis, L. Sidney Cleveland, Hiram D. Skinner, T. P. Emerson, W. A. Lingham, J. D. Evans, A. Hawes, F. E. Critchett, Directors; H. D. Skinner. W. A. Lingham. Fin. Com .; James H. Norcross, H. W. Otis, S. S. Gleason, Security Com.
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