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Mutual District Telegraph Co., P. J. Feeney, supt. 173 Main Mutual Union Telegraph Co., P. J. Feeney, manager, 173 Main
United Lines Telegraph Co., John Favor, man'r, 191 Main Western Union Telegraph Co., H. W. Tarr, manager, 157
Main ; branch offices 115 Duncan and 179 East Main
Telephone Exchange.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., George O. Stacy, manager, 195 Main
Tents. ROWE EDWARD L. & SON, 33 Wharf st. foot of Water (see page 290)
Tin Can Manuf.
MAYO ISRAEL C. 92 and 94 Main (see page 283)
Tin Roofing. PINNOCK THOMAS G. 7 Dodge, Salem (see page 301) Tinsmiths,
CURRIER JOHN J. 109 and 111 Duncan (ship, see p. 282)
DAVIS & CO. 278 Main (see page 282)
Hackett William J. 71 Rocky Neck av.
HARVEY A. F. 59 Washington (see page 282)
LORING FRANCIS M. 141 Main (see page 283)
MAYO I. C. 92 and 94 Main (see page 283)
RENTON THOMAS, 181 East Main ( see page 283)
SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see page 295)
STRATTON HOMER R. 232 Main (see page 295)
Toilet Articles, WETHERELL M. L. 178 Main (see back cover) Tow Boats. "Emma S. Bradford, "Eli O. Cleaves, capt., Parkhurst's whf. "Joe Call," Henry R. Smith, prop., Geo. Dennis' whf., E.G. "Sarah E. Witherell," Osborn P. Linnekin, prop., Dennis & Ayer's wharf
Toys. CAPE ANN NEWS CO. 193 Main (see front cover)
Tricycles. BURNHAM HENRY A. JR. 25 Mason (see page 298) GRAY CHARLES J. 227 Main (see page 282)
Trunks, Valises, Etc. CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE, 103 and 105 Main (see back cover) 17-18
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Umbrellas. CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE, 103 and 105 Main (see back cover) PATTILLO ALEXANDER, 122 Main (see front cover) Undertakers.
Butler David, 7 Ashland place
Ellery Benjamin F. 24 Exchange
Greeley Bernard, 58 Prospect
Griffin E. H. 4 Gee av.
Jones John, Revere street, Bay View
Kidder Henry N. 444 Washington
LLOYD JOHN, 2 Western av. opp. Gloucester Hotel (see page 297)
Mason John E. 962 Washington
MASTERS CHARLES, 44 Washington (see page 297)
Procter Charles, 127 Main
Roberts Joshua, 402 Essex av., W. G.
Upholsterers.
Bigwood John J. 284 Main
Bradstreet Frederick E. 97 Main
BROWNE GEORGE W. 12 Short (see page 283)
Tucy Charles A. 5 Short
Variety Stores.
Brainard Sarah, 17 Washington
Calder John J. 44} Mt. Pleasant av.
Davis John D. 40 Leonard
Douglass Jonathan, 165 East Main
Drestrup A. A. 42 Warner
Francis Manuel, 10 Elwell
Harvey R. K. 51 Prospect
Haskell Henry C. L. 274 and 276 Essex av., W. G.
Joseph Antoine, 18 School
Lewis M. A. Mrs., Cleaveland, cor. Maplewood av.
Lima Manuel D. 237 Main
Lycett A. M., Magnolia av.
Martin George H. jr. 152 East Main
McKennon John R. 1272 East Main
Morris J. D. 21 Perkins
Norwood Edgar, 361 Washington
Parker Mary J. 1 Revere
Poland Howard, 998 Washington
Prady Manuel, 39 Perkins
Stanwood Henry G. 408 Washington
Wonson Frank P. 173 East Main
Vessel Work.
CURRIER JOHN J. 109 and 111 Duncan (see page 282) DAVIS & CO. 278 Main (see page 282) ROBINSON FRANK, foot of Rowe sq. (see page 292) SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see page 295)
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Wagon Covers. ROWE EDWARD L. & SON, 33 Wharf st. foot of Water (see page 290)
Watchmaker and Jeweller. ( See also Jewelry, Watches, Etc.) Beckwith A. W. 288} Main (clock repairer)
Water Piping. STODDART A. P. 236 Main (see page 287)
Waterproof Goods. CARTER JOHN F. 66 Rogers (see line on back cover) Wheelwrights. BARNARD GEORGE K. 4 and 6 Commercial (see p. 293) Campbell George A. 17 Mansfield
Scammon S. G., Parsons street
Window Glass. ADAMS E. 120 Main (see line on back cover)
Window Screens. DOW CHARLES H. 20 Mansfield (see page 287)
Window Shades. McARTHUR A. & CO. 203 Main (see front cover)
Wood Dealers. ( See also Coal Dealers.) \ BENNETT BROS. 43 Duncan (see page 293)
BOYNTON CHARLES H. 53 Main, rear Cape Ann Sav- ings Bank (see page 295) CLARK JAMES, rear 7 and 9 Middle (see page 293)
GRIFFIN & CO. 21 Fort square ( see page 293)
TODD GEORGE, 393 Main (see page 293)
Wood Turner. ROWE GEORGE, JR. 287} Main (see page 286)
Wooden Ware. HARTWELL S. S. 113 Main (see page 283)
Woolens. CUSTOM CLOTHING PALACE, 103 and 105 Main (see back cover)
Worsted Goods. PETTIGREW ALEXANDER, 121 Main (see page 288)
Yacht Builders, HIGGINS & GIFFORD, Parker, near East Main, head of the harbor (see page 291)
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POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES, 1880. TOTAL, 50,155,783.
Alabama ... 1,262,344
Michigan .. .. .. 1,634,095
Arkansas. 802,564
Minnesota .. 780,807
Virginia. · 1,512,208
California. 864,686
Mississippi. 1,131,899
Colorado ... 194,649
Missouri .. 2,169,091
Conneetieut . 622,683
Nebraska .. 452,432
Delaware. 146,654
Nevada .. 62,265
Florida.
266,566
New Hampshire ..
347,392
Georgia ..
1,538,983
Alaska .. 30,000
Arizona. 40,441
Dakota .. 135,180
Distriet of Colunibia. 177,638
Idaho.
32,611
Kentucky
1,648,599
Pennsylvania ..
4,282,738 Montana ....
39,157
New Mexico
118,430
Maine ..
648,945
South Carolina. 995,706
Utah.
143,907
Maryland
935,139
Tennessee.
1,542,463
Washington.
75,120
Massachusetts (1885)
1,942,141
Texas.
1,597,509
Wyoming.
20,7 88
Population of the Principal Cities in the United States.
Albany, N. Y.
90,903 , Milwaukee, Wis .. 115,578
Allegheny, Penn .. 78,681
Minneapolis, Minn 46,887
Allentown, Penn. 18,162
Mobile, Ala ... 31,205
Atlanta, Georgia. 34,398
Nashua, N. H .. 13,453
Atehison, Kan ..
15,381
Nashville, Tenn .. 43,461
Baltimore, Md ..
332,190 16,85€
New Bedford, Mass 33,393
13.978
Boston, Mass ..
390,393
New Brunswick, N. J.
17,167
Bridgeport, Conn. 29,148
Newburgh, N. Y.
18,076
Brockton, Mass.
20,783
Newburyport, Mass.
13,716
Brooklyn, N. Y
566,689
New Haven, Conn ..
62,882
Buffalo, N. Y ..
155,137
New London, Conn.
10,529
Burlington, Iowa
19,000
New Orleans, La ..
216,140 19,566
Cambridge, Mass.
59,658
Newton, Mass ...
19,759
Camden, N. J.
41,658 49,999
Northampton, Mass 12,896
Chelsea, Mass ..
25,709
Norwalk, Conn
13,956
Chicago, Ill.
Norwich, Conn.
21,141
Chicopee, Mass.
34,556
Cincinnati, Ohio.
61,000
Cleveland, Ohio
160,142 20,122
Paterson, N. J.
50,887
Columbus, Ohio.
51,665
Pawtucket, R. I.
22,906 31,780
Concord, N. H.
13,836
Peoria, Ill .. .
21,600
Davenport, Iowa
21,671
Philadelphia, Penn ..
846,980
Dayton, Ohio ..
38,677
Pittsburg, Penn.
156,381
Denver, Col.
35,630
Pittsfield, Mass
14,466 33,810
Detroit, Mieh
116,342
Poughkeepsie, N. Y'
20,089
Dover, N. H.
11,693
Providence, R. I.
118,070
Dubuque, Iowa.
22,500
Quincy, Ill ..
27,428
Elizabeth, N. J
28,229
Raleigh, N. C.
14,110
Elmira, N. Y.
21,498
Reading, Penn ...
43,283
Erie, Penn ....
28.565
Richmond, Va ..
63,803
Rochester, N. Y
89,363
Flushing, N. Y.
15,919
Sacramento, Cal,
23,000 28,090
Galveston, Texas
22,350
Salt Lake City, Utah.
21,000
Gloucester, Mass.
21,703
San Antonio, Texas.
20,594
Grand Rapids, Mich.
32,015
San Francisco, Cal.
233,956
Harrisburg, Penn ..
30,762
Saratoga Springs, N. Y .... Savannah, Ga ..
10,822 30,681
Moscow, Russia. -611,970
Constantinople .. .. 600,000
Glasgow, Seotland. .. 555,289
Liverpool, England .. .552,425
Naples, Italy. 493,115
Indianapolis, Ind.
75,074
Springfield, Mass
11,298
Johnstown, N. Y.
St. Joseph. Mo.
32,484
Madras, India .. .397,552
Brussels, Belgium .391,393
Lawrence, Mass.
38,862 Syracuse, N. Y
Manchester, Eng. .341,508
Lewiston, Me.
Cairo, Egypt .. .327,462
Lineoln. R. 1.
15,528
Long Island City, N. Y.
17,096
Trenton, N. J. 29,910 Troy, N. Y. 56,747 33,913
14,609
Sheffield, England. .284,410
Macon, Ga.
12,695 16,407
Waterbury, Conn Whecling, W. Va.
31,266
Havana, Cuba .... .230,000
Memphis, Tenn ..
Meriden, Conn. 18,340 Woonsocket, R. I.
16,199
11,731 Worcester, Mass.
68,389
Lisbon. Portugal .246,840
Middletown, Conn
Population of Principal Nations.
United States .. 50,155,788
China.
. 446,000,000
India .. 252,500,000
Russia. 85,685,945
German Empire. 42,727,560
Turkey*
31,600,000
France ....
39,905,788
Newark, N. J ..
136,400
Austria and Hungary .. Japan .....
37,741,418
Bangor, Me ..
Great Britaint.
Italy.
28,209,620
Egypt
17,419,980
Spain.
16,835,506
Brazil .
11,780,000
Mexico .. 9,276,079
.5,253,821 Sweden and Norway ...... 6,137,559 Belgium
Burlington, Vt.
11,364
Newport, R. I ...
Arabia . .. 4,600,000
Portugal .. 4,390,589
Persia .. 6,500,000
Holland. .3,767,263
Canada .. .4,352,08%
Peru ... .3,050,000
Switzerland .2,890,000
Oswego, N. Y
21,102
Chili. .2,468,447
Bolivia ... .2,000,000
Denmark .1,969,454
Argentine Republie. .2,400,000
Greece and Ionian Isl ... 1,679,775
.1,400,000 Cuba.
Equador . .. 1,308,082 *Ottoman Empire (Inel'd'g Asiatic possessions.) +Including Ireland.
Population of Foreign Cities.
London, Eng .... .. 3,832,441
Paris, France. ... 2,225,910
Canton, China .. .. 1,500,000
Berlin, Prussia ... ... 1,222,500
Pekin, China .. ... 1,000,000
Vienna, Austria .. ... 1,103,110
Calcutta, India 683,329
Tokio, Japan . . 674,447
St. Petersburg. .876,570
Bombay, India .. .644,405
Hartford, Conn. 42,553
Haverhill, Mass ..
21,795 18,160
Scranton, Penn.
45,850
Holyoke, Mass ..
Springfield, Ill.
19,638 37,575
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. .. 420,000
Jersey City, N. J.
16,626 55,813 18,396
St. Louis, Mo.
350,522
Lake, Ill ..
St. Paul, Minn.
41,498 51,791 23,674 50,143
Lyons, France .. .372,815
Leavenworth, Kan
16,651 Toledo, Ohio. 19,076 17,229 Topeka, Kan.
Marseilles, France. .357,530
Leeds, England .. .309,126
Amsterdam, Holland. .317,010
Lowell, Mass ..
Utica, N. Y.
Rome, Italy. .303,383
Lynn, Mass.
147,307 Hamburg. Prussia ... .. 280,000
Malden, Mass.
20,269
Dublin, Ireland. .249,486
Manehester, N. II.
32,630 33,593 Wilmington, Del .. 42,449 City of Mexico, Mexico .... 230,000 Edinburgh, Scotland ...... .228,075
Louisville, Ky.
123,645 64,107 45,867
Seheneetady, N. Y
13,675
Hempstead, N. Y.
Hoboken, N. J ... 30,999 27,895
Somerville, Mass ...
29,971
120,728 Stamford. Conn
Birmingham, Eng ... 400,757
Madrid, Spain .. .397,690
Kansas City, Mo.
56,870 15,375
Fitehburg, Mass.
Rutland, Vt.
12,149
Fort Wayne, Ind.
26,048
Salem, Mass ...
Derby, Conn ..
11,649
Portland, Me.
1,206.577
Charleston, S. C ..
503,053 11,325 255,708
Oakland, Cal.
Omaha, Neb.
Cohoes, N. Y.
11,669 Petersburg, Va.
Danbury, Conn.
New Britain, Conn.
Biddeford, Me.
11,165
New Jersey (1885). 1,278,033
Illinois. 3,078,636
New York .. 5,083,173
Indiana .. 1,978,358
North Carolina 1,385,000
Iowa ... 1,624,463
Ohio.
3,197,794
Kansas .. 995,335
Oregon .. 174,767
Louisiana.
940,263
Rhode Island (1885) 304,284
West Virginia .. 618,198
Wiseonsin ... 1,315,386
TERRITORIES.
Vermont. .. 332,286
Taunton, Mass.
Waltham, Mass .. Washington, D. C.
Fall River, Mass.
35,925,313 35,246,638
New York, N. Y.
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CITY GOVERNMENT, 1886.
HON. JOHN S. PARSONS, MAYOR.
ALDERMEN. President, Isaac N. Story.
Ward 1 .- Geo. M. Wonson. Ward 5 .- Isaac N. Story.
Ward 2 .- Samuel P. Smith. Ward 6 .- Samuel Curtis, jr.
Ward 3 .- D. Somes Watson. Ward 7 .- Charles Piper.
Ward 4 .- John Q. Bennett. Ward 8 .- W. A. Homans, jr.
COMMON COUNCIL.
John H. McCormack, Pres. Alfred F. Stickney, Clerk. Ward 1-George Merchant, jr., Addison P. Wonson, Percy W. Wheeler.
Ward 2- Melvin Haskell, George E. Merchant, David T. Osgood.
Ward 3-Timothy A. Langsford, Fred A. Pearce, John Favor.
Ward 4-John H. McCormack, James H. Tarr, Addison Plumer.
Ward 5 - Benjamin M. Grover, William H. Dennen, Wil- liam Parsons.
Ward 6 - William B. Davis, Edward H. Griffin, George W. Harvey.
Ward 7-Timothy McNeirny, jr., Alphonso Woodbury, William H. Poland.
Ward 8 - Reuben Brooks, Rufus P. Stanley, J. Everett Roberts.
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CITY OFFICERS.
City Clerk -John J. Somes.
Clerk of Common Council - Alfred F. Stickney.
City Treasurer and Collector - Edward Dolliver.
Assessors-David Plumer, Calvin Sargent, Chas. F. Lane.
City Auditor - Henry Center.
City Solicitor - Michael J. McNeirny.
City Physician - Dr. Sumner F. Quimby.
City Marshal - George Douglass.
City Engineer - Theodore Overbeck.
Chief Engineer - Charles S. Marchant.
Superintendent of Streets- Benjamin Adams.
Overseers of the Poor - The Mayor and the President of the Common Council, ex officiis, John F. Foster, John Procter. Sec. and Clerk, William D. Lufkin.
Board of Health-Dr. Sumner F. Quimby, John Hawson, Samuel S. Thurston.
Commissioners of School Sinking Fund - John Corliss, Leonard A. Burnham, William A. Pew.
City Messenger - Arthur C. Millett.
Trustees of Sanders Temperance Fund - Mayor Parsons, Alderman Story, President McCormack, Councilmen Stan- ley and Favor.
Trustees of Tufts Charity Fund - Mayor Parsons, Alder- man Homans, President McCormack, Councilmen Haskell and Pearce.
Trustees of Public Library Fund - Mayor Parsons, Al- derman Watson, President McCormack, Councilmen Par- sons and Wheeler.
Trustees of Huntress Fund - Mayor Parsons, Alderman Smith, President McCormack, Councilmen George Mer- chant, jr., and Wonson.
Temperance Missionary - John T. Knight.
Keeper of Almshouse - William H. Wilkes.
Sealer of Weights and Measures - Eben Davis.
Superintendent of Cut Bridge - Daniel S. Parsons. Superintendent of Annisquam Bridge - William Davis. Keeper of City Pound - The Supt. of the Almshouse.
Undertakers - John Lloyd, Benjamin F. Ellery, Charles Procter, John E. Mason, John Jones, Edward H. Griffin, Henry N. Kidder, Joshua Roberts, Charles Marsters, Ber- nard Greeley, David Butler.
Fence Viewers - Nath'l D. Hodgkins, Daniel G. Cressy, A. N. Donahue.
Field Drivers - Finson R. Wheeler, Daniel E. Hillier, Benjamin C. Harvey, Jacob W. Trout, Willis E. Bakeman, Ephraim Lufkin, Barnard Stanwood, Edward J. Lufkin.
Gaugers of Oil - Joseph H. Andrews, Daniel B. Tarr, jr., Charles H. Herrick, Epes Davis, jr., George Dennis, Benjamin C. Cook, Fred L. Stacy, Charles H. Parsons.
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Keepers of Hay Scales - William Munsey, city proper; . Henry B. Proctor, West Gloucester.
Measurers of Salt - Charles B. Rogers, Amos A. Story, Albert Lane, Albert R. Duley, George E. Reid, John Gleason, William H. Jeffs.
Surveyors of Lumber-Fred. T. Hall, William H. Howe, Fitz J. Babson, jr., Epes Davis, jr., Wm. L. Hodgkins, Geo. W. Proctor, David G. Allen, Amos A.Story, Erastus Howes.
Weighers - Arthur G. Pierson, Finley A. Docherty, Fred L. Stacy, Fred Fisher.
Weighers of Coal - Philip H. Goldthwait, E. Archie Bradley, Frank E. Griffin.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Police Station, basement Rogers' block, 107 Main street. City Marshal - George Douglass.
Day Police - Edwin W. Hodgkins, Eben B. Clark, Martin J. Williams, Fred G. Strong, John Gorman, Wm. E. Burns.
Night Police, George B. McKenney, Captain ; Albert F. Barrett, Charles P. Parsons, John J. Ropper, jr., John C. Reed, Sidney S. Sylvester, Charles T. Roberts, Michael J. Sullivan. Special at Lanesville and Bay View, Chas. Smith.
Special Police for City Hall- George A. Procter.
Janitor and Keeper of Lockup - Sydney Hutchings.
Constables - Albert H. Bulkley, Albert F. Barrett, John J. Ropper, jr., George B. McKenney, Arthur C. Millett, Edwin W. Hodgkins, Charles T. Roberts, Sydney Hutch- ings, Jacob F. Fisher, John Gorman, William O. Cook, Fred G. Strong, William E. Burns, Michael J. Sullivan, Charles P. Parsons, John C. Reed, George H. Pinkham, Eben B. Clark, George Douglass, Sidney S. Sylvester, Otto R. E. Ahlberg, Martin Burke, William Cronin, Stephen J. Call, Matthias Johnson, Edward Knight, William B. Luf- kin, Charles V. Moulton, Levi E. McLean, Geo. A. Procter, Richard W. Ricker, Martin J. Williams, James M. Wood- bury, Albert O. Tupper, John F. Foster, Charles B. Rogers, Samuel C. Douglass.
GLOUCESTER POLICE COURT.
Justice - James Davis.
Special Justices - Elbridge G. Friend, Wm. W. French.
Clerk -Sumner D. York
Constable of the Court - George Douglass.
Sessions for criminal business daily at 9 A.M.
Sessions for civil business every Saturday at 9 A.M.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer - Charles S. Marchant.
Assistant Engineers-Joseph G. Swift, Joseph M. Marsh, Andrew J. Rowe, Henry HI. Walker, Calvin F. Hopkins, Samuel Montgomery.
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STEAMERS, HOSE, ETC.
Wm. T. Jameson Steamer, No. 1. House on School st. William W. Cook, Foreman.
N. M. Jackman, No. 2. House on Mt. Pleasant avenue, East Gloucester. Augustus S. Moorhouse, Foreman.
Bay View Steamer, No. 3. House on School street. Edward Hearn, Foreman.
Bunker Hill, No. 4. House on Washington street, Bay View. Charles F. Newman, Foreman.
Defiance Steamer, No. 5. House on Prospect st., Union Hill. Chester Marr, jr., Foreman.
Colonel Allen Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1. House on Park street. Sidney Gardner, Foreman.
Defiance Hook and Ladder Co., No. 5. House on Prospect street, Union Hill. Charles A. Marr, Foreman.
Good Will Hose Co., No. 1. House on Smith street. Samuel Smith, Foreman.
J. M. Marsh Hose Co., No. 2. House on Smith street. E. L. McKenney, Foreman.
Lanesville, No. 7. House 822 Washington street, Lanes- ville. Joseph A. Stackpole, Foreman.
Deluge, No. 8. House 83 Leonard street, Annisquam. Elias Davis, jr., Foreman.
Chemical Engine, No. 1. House 44 Washington street. George P. Greenleaf, Foreman.
Chemical Engine, No. 2. House Fuller street, Magnolia. Everett F. Butler, Foreman.
GLOUCESTER FIRE ALARM. LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES.
12. East Gloucester, on Rocky Neck avenue.
13. East Gloucester, on East Main st., near Ice House.
14. East Gloucester, on F. S. Andrews' house.
16. East Gloucester, on brick building foot of Haskell st.
23. Foot of Lufkin's hill, on B. Haskell's house.
27. Foot of Union hill, on John Pew & Son's store.
31. Main street, on Custom House.
32. Wharf. st., on building of Gloucester Steamboat Co.
35. Cor. Marchant and Prospect streets, on house.
37. Cor. Park and Liberty streets, on telegraph pole.
42. Police Station.
45. City Hall.
47. Hubbard's bakery, Prospect street.
51. Wash. st. opp. Gloucester Hotel, on telegraph pole.
52. Commercial st. on Cunningham & Thompson's store.
57. Washington st. opp. A. F. Harvey's, telegraph pole.
63. Washington, near Bridge street.
67. Riverdale, near Riverdale Mills, on telegraph pole.
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SCHOOL SIGNALS.
Nine blows repeated at 8.15 o'clock, A.M. - No school.
Nine blows repeated at 11.30 o'clock, A. M. - Schools to close for the day.
ENGINEERS' SIGNALS.
One blow tests the fire alarm.
Two blows dismisses apparatus not called on alarm.
Three blows calls Steamer in waiting.
Four blows calls Hose Carriage in waiting.
Five blows calls No. 5 to alarms from boxes 51, 52, 57, 67.
Four blows repeated calls Steamer One and Hose One to a fire in an adjoining town or city.
Five blows repeated calls Steamer Three and Hose Two to a fire in an adjoining town or city.
Six blows repeated calls Steamer Five to a fire in an adjoining town or city.
Seven blows repeated calls the Fire Boat.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Chairman - Hon. John S. Parsons, Mayor, ex-officio.
Members -John S. Parsons, Wm. A. Pew, Alfred F. Stickney, Allan Rogers, W. Frank Parsons, John L. Stan- ley, Levi Saunders, Wm. H. Jordan, J. E. Garland, Henry C. L. Haskell. Regular meetings first Monday afternoon of each month.
Secretary - Marquis L. Hawley.
Superintendent of Schools - M. L. Hawley. Office hours at City Hall, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, 18.15 to 9 A.M. ; Wednesday, 3.30 to 4.30 P.M.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal, A. W. Bacheler. £ Sub-Master, Arthur M. Mowry. Assistants, Harriette B. Clough, Mary E. Wilder, Carrie W. Trask.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Collins School - Freeman Putney, Principal.
Sawyer School-X. D. Tingley, Principal.
Point School - Mary C. Whalen, Principal. Riggs School - Jennie C. Davis, Principal. Leonard School - Annie G. Griffin, Principal.
Bradstreet School - Bertha A. Lane, Principal. Lane School- Nellie L. Saunders, Principal.
Babson School - Ida M. Upham, Principal. Stone Court School - Ida M. Proctor, Principal.
MIXED SCHOOLS.
Bray School - Helen Friend, Principal. Haskell School - Luranna F. Dunn, Principal. Parsons School - Laura H. Lake, Principal. Blynman School - Grace Fuller, Principal.
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Forbes School - Martha A. Morey, Principal.
Babson School- Ella M. Coops, Principal.
Beacon-st. School - Clementina Pearce and Ella P. Mc- Leod, Principals.
Rogers School-M. S. Priestley and E. A.Small, Principals Mt. Vernon School- Susie S. Center, Principal.
Point School - Ida E. Knowles, Principal.
Wonson School - Susie S. Burnham, Principal.
Riggs School - Clara Benton, Principal.
Leonard School - Caroline Griffin, Principal.
Bradstreet School - Laura A. Davis, Principal.
Lane School - Alice M. Sherburne, Principal.
Hildreth School - Kate J. Fardy, Principal.
Teacher of Drawing - Carrie H. Sawyer. Teacher of Music - Austin A. Spaulding.
CHURCHES.
UNITARIAN CHURCH. Middle street. The first parish in Gloucester. Established 1642. Pastor, Rev. John B. Green. Treasurer, Jeremiah Foster. Clerk, Joseph' L. Stevens. Committee, Samuel A. Stacy, Allan Rogers, William A. King, Elbridge G. Friend, jr., Isaac A. Smith. Sexton, F. E. Bradstreet. Supt. of Sabbath School, Rev. John B. Green. Asst. Supt., X. D. Tingley. EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Middle, cor. School. Organized Nov. 17, 1829. Pastor, Rev. Frank G. Clark. Deacons, Jacob Bacon, John J. Pew, Alexander Petti- grew, Leonard Burnham. Clerk, Joseph O. Procter. Treasurer, Alexander Pettigrew. Sexton, George H.
Pinkham.
INDEPENDENT CHRISTIAN ( UNIVERSALIST ) CHURCH. Middle street. Pastor, Rev. William H. Rider. Clerk, Addison P. Burnham. Treasurer, Edward P. Ring. Commitlee, Francis Procter, Daniel H. Wallace, Fitz J. Babson, jr. Sexton, William Tucker.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Corner Middle and Pleasant sts. Pastor, Rev. Charles D. Morris, D.D. Parish Commit- tee, John Pew, Cyrus Story, Stillman Rice. Clerk, J. S. Allen. Treasurer, A. E. Price. Parish Clerk, D. E. Woodbury. Parish Treasurer, Alexander Pattillo. Sex- ton, A. H. Bulkley.
PROSPECT STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Prospect st. Pastor, Rev. I. H. Higgins. Treas. and Secretary, H. A. Parmenter. Trustees, John Lane, William H. Wonson, 3d, H. A. Parmenter, George HI. Perkins, Samuel N. Hardy. Sexton, J. T. Morrow. Supt. of Sabbath School, Arthur E. Herrick.
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ST. JOHN'S CHURCH (EPISCOPAL). Middle st. Rector, Rev. Charles A. Hayden. Wardens, John H. Stacy, Fred. T. Hall. Clerk, John S. Webber. Sexton, Sargent S. Day, 2d. Treasurer, Fred. T. Hall, jr.
ST. ANNE ( ROMAN CATHOLIC). Park street. Organized 1852. Pastor, Rev. J. J. Healy. Assistant, Rev. C. W. Regan. Sexton, A. A. White. Supt. Sunday School, Miss Katie J. Fardy. Organist, Miss Carrie Simpson. ST. JOACHIM ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. Washington street, Lanesville. Organized 1877. Pastor, Rev. Daniel S. Healy, of Rockport.
EAST GLOUCESTER BAPTIST CHURCH. Chapel street. Pastor, Rev. Geo. D. Sanders. Clerk, Geo. Parsons. Deacons, George Parsons, Thomas Renton, J. Warren Wonson, Addison P. Wonson, Joseph Parsons. Sexton, Edward Turnbull.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Bay View. Organized April, 1870. Pastor, Rev. George W. Coon. Secretary and Clerk, Alphonso Sargent. Treasurer, Alphonso Sargent. Supt. of Sunday School, Alvah Prescott. Sexton, John C. Deacon.
EAST GLOUCESTER METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 114 East Main street. Organized Sept. 23, 1885. Pastor, Rev. Carl Anderson. Secretary and Treasurer, Samuel C. Douglass.' Recording Sec'y, John J. Calder. Trustees and Stewards, Charles Douglass, Samuel C. Douglass, Fitz W. Davis, John J. Calder, Constant Deveau. Supt. of Sunday School, John J. Calder.
RIVERDALE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. At Riverdale. Organized 1835. Pastor, Rev. Charles M. Hall. Record- ing Steward, Thaddeus Griffin. £ Treasurer, David Lane. Sexton, Frederick S. White.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. At Annisquam. Pastor, Rev. - Treasurer and Clerk, James S. Jewett.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. West Gloucester. Organized March, 1867. Pastor, Rev. George J. Sanger. Clerk, Henry C. L. Haskell. Trustees, Wilbur F. Proctor, Edward Lufkin, Clarence E. Richardson, Henry B. Proctor, Maria H. Bray.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Washington, near Saunders court, Lanesville. Pastor, Treas. and Clerk, Francis Jackson.
EAST GLOUCESTER UNIVERSALIST CHURCH. Independent Hall, 155 East Main street. Organized March 22, 1884. Pastor, Treasurer, George M. Wonson. Clerk, Nathaniel Pierce. Supt. of Sunday School, Geo. Douglass.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. West Gloucester. Pastor, Rev.
Chas. F. Goldsmith. Treasurer, Joseph W. Andrews. Clerk, Joshua E. Roberts.
ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Washington, near
Munsey, Lanesville. Organized 1830. Pastor, Rev. Frank H. Reed. Deacon, James F. Glover. Clerk and Treasurer, Francis Reed. Supt. of Sunday School, J. H. Andrews. Sexton, Cyrus L. Sargent.
SWEDISH METHODIST. 87 Main. Organized 1883. Pastor, A. Hallen.
NEW CHURCH. (Swed.) Meets in hall over City National Bank. No settled pastor.
GILES CHAPEL. 6 Wonson street. Rocky Neck.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
GLOUCESTER LYCEUM AND SAWYER FREE LIBRARY.
Building No. 88 Middle, cor. Dale avenue. Open daily, afternoon and evening (except Tuesdays and Thursdays), from 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 P.M. Friday evenings only. The Lyceum was organized February 19, 1830. Library opened August 14, 1854. Number of volumes, about 7,000. Trustees, Charles P. Thompson, Benjamin H. Cor- liss, Edward H. Haskell, Joseph O. Procter, Hiram Rich, Allan Rogers, Joseph L. Stevens. Directors, Benjamin H. Corliss, Simeon A. Burnham, Edward Dolliver, Joseph Garland, W. Frank Parsons, Joseph O. Procter, Allan Rogers, Samuel A. Stacy, Joseph L. Stevens. Clerk, Edward Dolliver. Treasurer, Alexander Pattillo. Supt., Joseph L. Stevens. Librarian, Helen Stevens. Assistant Librarian, Fanny K. Stacy.
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