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Steele George & Co. 201 Main
Restaurants. BEVINS RESTAURANT. E. M. Bevins. prop. 141 Main. also Long Beach Pavilion, Long Beach (see p. 405) Dickerson Edward B. 1684 Main
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Restaurants -- Continued.
Freday Alfred, 19 Duncan
Grimes William H. 77 Main
THE IDEAL RESTAURANT AND DINING ROOMS, S. S. Hartwell & Co. proprs. 115 Main (see page 405)
Riggers and Mast Setters.
King Dan, Parsons' Wharf
Ruth J. B. Chisholm's Wharf
Seals Thomas, Steele's Wharf
Roofers and Roofing Materials.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
Hale J. P. & Co. 12 Short
HULL JAMES H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover)
Rope and Cordage. GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO. Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Safe Deposit and Trust Company. GLOUCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO. C. E. Fisher, treas. 191 Main (see page 402)
Sail Makers.
Colby S. V. 415 Main
Cook & Tuck, Leighton's Wharf
Lufkin Joseph W. & Co. 79 Duncan
Prindall Charles, 88 Commercial
ROWE EDWARD L. & SON, 33 Wharf, foot of Water (see page 414)
· Stanwood Isaac E. foot of Water Steele Isaac A. S. Steele's Wharf
Salt Dealers.
Parsons William, 2d, & Co. Parsons' Wharf, off East Main
Perkins George & Son, 191 Main
PEW JOHN & SON, 327 to 331 Main (see page 419)
Woodbury D. E. Gloucester Nat. Bank building
Savings Bank. CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK, Daniel T. Babson, treasurer, 109 Main (see front colored page)
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Sawdust. CLARK FRANCIS M. rear 7 Middle (see page 408)
Saw Filer. Griffin Alvah H. 104 Washington
Sawing and Planing. BURNHAM BROTHERS, Wharf street (see page 416)
Rowe George, rear of Derby
Sawing and Turning. MERCHANT J. C. rear 275 Main (see page 415)
School Supplies. BURNHAM WILLIAM S. 57 Washington, corner Prospect (see page 409) SHURTLEFF FRANK M. 106 Main (see page 424)
Scroll Sawing. MERCHANT J. C. rear 275 Main (see page 415)
Sea Shells and Marine Curiosities. HALL & CO. Fear's Wharves
Seeds, Plants, etc. PULCIFER GEORGE H. 208 Washington (see page 406)
Seine Repairers. GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO. Maplewood av. (see back cover) Hodgkins George W. Rocky Neck av.
Sewing Machines.
Boardman Charles C. 181 Main Singer Manufacturing Co. Robert Harvey, agent, 2 Chestnut
Sheet Metal Workers. BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover) COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover)
Shingles. THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. 166 Devonshire, Bos- ton (cypress a specialty, see page 427)
Ship Bread Baker. HUBBARD AUGUSTUS, 40 to 44 Prospect (see page 403)
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Ship Brokers.
Anderson John M. 97 Main MACDONALD RODERICK, 54 Duncan (see page 420) Steele George & Co. 201 Main
Ship Builders.
BISHOP JOHN, 27 Vincent (see page 414)
FENTON ARCHIBALD, Rocky Neck (yachts and boats, see page 414) JENSEN LAWRENCE, Parker street, head of the harbor (yachts, see page 414)
Ship Carpenters.
Andrews . H. N. 28 Duncan
Bishop Hugh G. head of Walen's Wharf
BISHOP JOHN, 27 Vincent (see page 414)
FENTON ARCHIBALD, Rocky Neck (see page 414)
JENSEN LAWRENCE, Parker street (see page 414)
Ship Chandlers.
LOTHROP L. D. 66 and 70 Duncan (see page 409)
LUFKIN C. F. 353 Main (see page 415)
ROWE E. L. & SON, 33 Wharf (see page 414)
TARR WILLIAM P. 89 Duncan (see page 422)
Ship Painter.
MITCHELL D. A. II Wharf street (see page 422)
Shipsmiths. McCurdy Alexander, 133 East Main
Robinson Frank, foot of Rowe square
Voss Adolf, 146 Duncan
Shipping Office MACDONALD RODERICK, 54 Duncan (see page 420)
Shipwrights. BURNHAM BROTHERS, Wharf street (see page 416) McDonald Bros. 27 Rogers
Mckenzie Leonard B. 43 Rogers
Shirts. PATTILLO ALEX. 120 and 122 Main (gents', see front cover)
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Silver and Plated Ware. CHISHOLM W. F. 161 Main (see page 409) FLYE A. W. 4 Centre (see page 422) PADELFORD E. S. 2053 Main (see line front cover)
Silver and Sterling Ware.
CHISHOLM W. F. 161 Main (see page 409)
FLYE A. W. 4 Centre (see page 422)
HILL H. P. 257 Main (see page 407) PADELFORD E. S. 2053 Main (see line front cover)
Skiff and Dory Builder. WHEELER HARVEY, Wheeler's Point, foot of Wheeler street (see page 414)
Smoked Halibut. WONSON WILLIAM H. & SON, foot of Parker, head of the harbor (see page 419)
Smokers' Articles. HALL FRED T. 58 Main (see page 413) WONSON E. P. 146 Main (see page 405)
Smokers and Curers of Fish. WVONSON WILLIAM H. & SON, foot of Parker, head of the harbor (see page 419)
Soap Manufacturer. Marchant C. S. 28 Wharf
Soda Water Manufacturer. DAVIS GEORGE A. basement Sawyer's block, 95 Main (see page 421)
Sporting Goods. BROWN CHARLES D. 193 Main (see inside front cover) Gray Charles J. 129 Main
Squid Jigs. LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see page 409)
Stables.
Bingham Frank D. 8 Foster CITY LIVERY STABLE, A. C. Andrews, prop. Porter place, rear 77 Main (see page 409) Coakley Daniel, rear 14 Mansfield COMMONWEALTH STABLE, W. P. Alexander, prop. junction Main and Washington (see page 418)
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Stables-Continued.
DAVIS GORHAM, Washington, opposite Prospect, and Magnolia av. (see page 418)
DAVIS W. H. H. Parsons, cor. Rogers (see front colored page) DEDCOVICH JOHN A. 277 East Main (see page 419) Finnegan Patrick, 152 Main
Harvey Charles A. 17 Leonard HILTON DAVID M. 6 Pearce (see back colored page)
Parsons Edward D. 13 Chapel
REED THOMAS E. 6 and 8 Plum (see page 418)
ROWE ANDREW J. Norman av. Magnolia (see page 418)
ROWE ARTHUR H. I Middle (see page 423)
Taylor Herbert, 59 Pleasant
Thurston George F. 16 Mansfield
TRACY T. F. rear 20 Main (see page 418)
Stair Posts and Balusters. MERCHANT J. C. rear 275 Main (see page 415)
Stationers.
BROWN CHARLES D. 193 Main (see inside front cover)
BURNHAM WILLIAM S. 57 Washington, cor. Prospect (see page 409)
PROCTER BROTHERS, 108 and IIO Main (see front cover and page 425)
SHURTLEFF FRANK M. 106 Main (see page 424)
Steamboat. BOSTON & GLOUCESTER STEAMBOAT CO. Edgar Merchant, agent, foot of Duncan
Steamship Agent. MACDONALD RODERICK, agent Plant Line of steamers, 54 Duncan (see page 420)
Steam Engine Builders. RICHARDSON N. SONS, 104 Washington, near railroad crossing (see page 409) STODDART A. P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 404)
Steam Heating Apparatus.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
HULL J. H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
RICHARDSON N. SONS, 104 Washington, near railroad crossing (see page 409) SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover) STODDART A. P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 404)
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Steam Pipe Fitters.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
HULL J. H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (sée page 422)
RICHARDSON N. SONS, 104 Washington, near railroad crossing (see page 409) SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover) STODDART A. P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 404)
Steering Wheels. RICHARDSON N. SONS, 104 Washington, near railroad crossing (see) page 409) STODDART A. P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 404)
Stereoscopic Views.
BROWN CHARLES D. 193 Main (see inside front cover) PROCTER BROTHERS, 108 Main (see front cover and page 425) 1
Stevedores.
HILTON DAVID M. 6 Pearce (see back colored page) REED THOMAS E. 6 and 8 Plun (see page 418)
Sticking Tommies and Splicers. LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see page 409)
Stone Contractors.
Cape Ann Granite Co. Lanesville
Cheves William R. 31 High
Foster Charles W. 625 Washington
Goodhue Warren B. 254 Essex av. W. G.
Graham Walter, 33 Grove
ROCKPORT GRANITE CO. Charles S. Rogers, treasurer and general manager, 680 Washington, Bay View and at Rockport (see inside front cover) Trumbull S. T. Bray street, W. G.
Stone Cutters.
KENNEDY PATRICK, 108 Washington (see page 415) ROCKPORT GRANITE CO. Charles S. Rogers, treasurer and general manager, 680 Washington, Bay View and at Rockport (see inside front cover)
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Stone Work Contractor. CRESSY WALTER, 149 Western av. (see page 403)
Storage (Seines). GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO. Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Etc.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
Hackett William J. 138 East Main
Hale J. P. & Co. 12 Short
HILL H. P. 257 Main (see page 407)
HULL JAMES H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
HUNT THOMAS H. 125 to 127 Main (see page 407)
LUCE C. W. & CO. Elm Street Opera House (see line front cover)
McKinnon Norman J. 36 Washington [413)
MCLELLAN RUFUS, 862 Washington, Lanesville (see page Smith James S. 59 Washington
SMITH L. E. 215, 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover)
Stove Repairing.
MCLELLAN RUFUS, 862 Washington, Lanesville (see page 413)
Swivel Maker.
LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see page 409)
Tailors.
BAXTER ELIZABETH T. 2073 Main (see front cover)
BELMONT CLOTHING CO. 147 to 151 Main (see line front cover) Downes John W. C. 5 Washington square
Douglass Herman F. 138} East Main
Elwell Andrew, 92 Main
Ferreira Amos C. 252 Main
FITCH GEORGE B. 170 Main (see page 405)
Hern Soloman L. 144 Main
Kevany John J. 159 Main
Lichtenstein Morris, 171 Main Matthews Owen, 100 Main
NORMAN THE CLOTHIER, 94 Main (see front cover)
O'Hanley George E. 15 Duncan
UPHAM JOHN W. 228} Main (see page 405)
Viator Manuel H. 17 Sadler
Voss Carl N. A. 119 Main Welch Dennis, 2243 Main
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Tanks and Vats. THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. 166 Devonshire, Bos- ton (see page 427)
Taxidermist. WONSON EVERETT P. 146 Main (see page 405)
Tea Dealers.
BABSON MOSES S. 14 Main (see page 412)
CONTINENTAL TEA COMPANY, S. Ambrose, prop. 276 Main (see page 416) PARSONS GEORGE R. & CO. 40 Warner (see page 413) PETTIGREW & DALZELL, 98 Main (see page 416)
Robblee William A. 118 Main
Teachers.
(See also Schools and Teachers in Miscellaneous Department.)
Elwell Flora Miss, 44 Middle (private)
Friend Preston Mrs. 9 Angle (music)
GLOUCESTER BUSINESS COLLEGE, E. L. Glick, prop. 128 to 132 Main (see page 417) Lane O. W. 99 Main (music)
Miles Florence M. Mrs. II A Madison square (vocal)
Renton Georgia A. Miss, 92 Main (music)
Saville Elizabeth, 17 Elm (private)
Spaulding Austin A. 16 Centennial av. (music)
Spaulding Gertrude V. 16 Centennial av. (music)
Stacy Mary S. Miss, 44 Middle (private)
Stevens George B. 201 Main (music)
Teamsters.
Brown Alden C. 152 Washington
Center William, 7 Centre court
Clark Denmark P. 22 Western av.
CRESSY WALTER, 149 Western av. (see page 403)
DEDCOVICH JOHN A. 277 East Main (see page 419)
Favor Samuel, 3 Madison court (baggage express)
HILTON DAVID M. 6 Pearce (see back colored page) Kennefick T. J. 21 Plum
REED THOMAS E. 6 and 8 Plum (see page 418)
WITHAM WARREN W. 369 Main (see page 418)
Telegraph Offices.
Gloucester District Messenger Co. John Favor, supt. 181 Main Postal Telegraph Cable Co. John Favor, manager, 181 Main Western Union Telegraph Co. George E. Macdonald, man- ager, 157 Main, branch office 115 Duncan
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Telephone Exchange. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. 195 Main (see back colored page)
Telephone Office. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. 195 Main (see back colored page)
Tennis Nets. GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO. Maplewood av. (see back cover)
Tents and Awnings. ROWE E. L. & SON, 33 Wharf (see page 414)
Theatrical Managers.
LOTHROP & TOLMAN, managers of City Hall Theatre, City Hall
Timber.
THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. 166 Devonshire, Bos- ton (hard pine and cypress, see page 427)
Tin Can Manufacturers.
GLOUCESTER GLUE AND CAN CO. 30 Granite (see page 420)
Tin Roofing.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
HULL J. H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover)
Tinsmiths.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
Hackett William J. 138 East Main
Hale John P. & Co. 12 Short
HULL J. H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
McKennon N. J. 36 Washington
SMITH L. E. 221 and 223 Main (see inside back cover) Tucker William E. Railroad av.
Tool Sharpener. Griffin Alvah H. 104 Washington
Toy Boats.
Stockbridge Eben J. 249 East Main
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Trawl Rollers. LUFKIN C. F. 353 Main (see page 415)
Trust Company. GLOUCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO. C. E. Fisher, treas. 191 Main (see page 402)
Umbrellas. PATTILLO ALEX. 120 and 122 Main (see front cover)
Undertakers.
Chapman Frederick, 140 Leonard
Greeley Bernerd, 58 Prospect
Griffin E. H. 417 Washington
Harriman Elisha W. 820 Washington
Lloyd Aaron C. 2 Western av.
LLOYD JOHN, 2 Western av. (see page 416)
Masters Charles, 42 Friend
MILLER FRANK, 17 Washington (see page 416)
Randall Alice J. 30 Main
Roberts Joshua, 402 Essex av. W. G.
Upholsterers.
Black John WV. 1683 Main
Bradstreet Fred E. 79 Main
HILL H. P. 257 Main (see page 407)
HUNT THOMAS H. 125 Main (see page 407)
LUCE C. W. & CO. Elm Street Opera House (see line front cover) Thurston George W. 12 Hancock
Upholstery Goods. LUCE C. W. & CO. Elm Street Opera House (see line front cover)
Variety Stores.
Bakeman Willis E. 98 East Main
Charlton E. P. 205 Main
Douglass Jonathan, 21 Bass av.
Finnigan Margaret A. 95 Pleasant
Green George H. G. 14 Wonson
HASKELL HENRY C. L. 274 and 276 Essex av. W. G. (see page 423) Hilton Richard H. 75 Pleasant
Martin Austin E. 126 East Main
Marchant Caleb L. 816 Washington
Ryan W. H. Mrs. 243 Main
WONSON WALDO I. 189 East Main (see page 406)
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Vessel Windlasses.
REED GEORGE A. & SON (see page 415)
Vessel Work.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403)
HULL JAMES & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422)
LUFKIN C. F. 353 Main (see page 415)
REED GEORGE A. & SON, Myrtle square (see page 415)
SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see inside back cover)
Veterinary Surgeons.
Babson Elmer W. 285 Washington
Riordan John J. 16 Mansfield
Seale Walter A. I Middle
Wagonettes.
DAVIS GORHAM, Washington street, opp. Prospect, and Magnolia av. (see page 418) ROWE ANDREW J. Norman av. Magnolia (see page 418)
Watch Makers and Repairers.
CHISHOLM W. F. 161 Main (see page 409)
FLYE ALDEN W. 4 Centre (see page 422) Lane Everett, 130 Main
PADELFORD E. S. 2053 Main (see line front cover)
Tibbets R. Frank, 27 Pleasant
Water Conductors.
THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. 166 Devonshire, Bos- ton (see page 427)
Water Piping.
BOLGER & REGAN, 278 to 282 Main (see back cover)
COLE ALBERT R. 55 Main (see page 403) HULL J. H. & CO. 119 and 121 Duncan (see page 422) SMITH L. E. 221 Main (see inside back cover)
STODDART A. P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 404)
Wheelwrights.
BARNARD GEORGE K. 4 and 6 Commercial (see page 414) McCurdy Alexander, 133 East Main McPhetras Oliver, 24 Commercial Scammon Stillman G. Maplewood ay. Wendell George A. 6 Parsons Wheeler Edwin R. 35 Pearl
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Windows, Doors and Blinds. THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. 166 Devonshire, Bos- ton (see page 427)
Window Shades and Curtains.
HILL H. P. 257 Main (see page 407)
HUNT T. H. 125 Main (see page 407)
LUCE C. W. & CO. Elm Street Opera House (see line front cover)
Wood Dealers.
BENNETT WARREN A. 43 Duncan (see page 408) BOYNTON CHARLES H. Boynton's Wharf, 55 Main (see page 408)
Burnham George, 14 Pearl
CLARK FRANCIS M. rear 7 and 9 Middle (see page 408)
GRIFFIN & CO. 50 Commercial (see page 408)
SMITH SYLVANUS, JR. 393 Main (see page 408)
WHEELER PERCY W. 75 East Main (see page 408)
Wood Printers. MERCHANT BOX AND COOPERAGE CO. Willow, cor. Cleveland (see page 403)
Wrapping Paper. BROWN CHARLES D. 193 Main (see inside front cover)
Yacht and Boat Builders.
BISHOP JOHN, 27 Vincent (see page 414) FENTON ARCHIBALD, Rocky Neck (see page 414)
Yacht Builders. JENSEN LAWRENCE, Parker street, head of the harbor (see page 414) WHEELER HARVEY, Wheeler's Point, foot of Wheeler street (see page 414)
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CITY GOVERNMENT, 1898.
MAYOR, FRANK E. DAVIS.
OFFICE HOURS : 10 to 11 A. M., 4 to 5 P. M.
ALDERMEN.
WARD 1-FREEMAN D. HODSDON, 16 Chapel Street.
WARD 2-WILLIAM W. NIXON, 2 Taylor Street.
WARD 3-THOMAS W. BROPHY, 8 Shepherd Street. WARD 4-HENRY A. BURNHAM, 28 Dale Avenue.
WARD 5-HENRY A. NORWOOD, 14 1-2 Exchange Street.
WARD 6-ASA BRACKETT, 312 Washington Street.
WARD 7-WILLIAM L. ALLEN, 20 Brierwood Street.
WARD 8-CHARLES H. BARRETT, 146 Western Avenue.
COMMON COUNCIL.
President-Samuel D. Hildreth.
Ward 1-William H. Cross, H. Mackay Coffin, William W. Wixon. Ward 2-Joseph F. Greel, jr., George E. McLeod, Wm. H. Strong. Ward 3-Fred. W. Cressy, John J. Cunningham, Levi J. Hotchkiss. Ward 4-Samuel D. Hildreth, Michael J. Meagher, Charles E. Story. Ward 5-Waldo Babson, Albert H. Mckenzie, Samuel W. McQuin. Ward 6-Albert R. Cole, James A. Lawrence, William J. Sleep. Ward 7-Peter Gordon, jr., Charles C. Smith, William Stephens. Ward 8-Edward S. Currier, Jas. W. Ingersoll, Gardner M. Poland.
Clerk-James R. Jeffery. Page-David H. Lane.
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CITY OFFICERS.
City Clerk and Clerk of Committees-John J. Somes.
Clerk of Common Council-James R. Jeffery.
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes-Edward Dolliver.
City Auditor-Arthur H. Steelc.
Secretary Overseers of the Poor-Gco. P. Rust.
City Solicitor-Charles A. Russell.
City Marshal-John Karcher.
City Physician-Arthur MacCabe.
Superintendent of Streets-Finson R. Wheeler.
City Engineer-Winslow L. Webber.
City Messenger -- Fitz McIntosh.
Harbor Master-John C. Foster.
Inspector of Plumbing-Charles H. DeLoid.
Sealer of Weights and Measures-John J. Currier.
Superintendent of Schools-Freeman Putney.
Inspector of Provisions and Animals, Milk and Vinegar-Daniel G. Cressy.
Inspector of Wires-Oscar P. Story.
Superintendent of Cut Bridge-Fred. Parsons.
Superintendent of Annisquam Bridge-John A. Going.
Superintendent of Fire Alarm-Frank Griffin.
Keeper of Almshouse-John A. Pulcifer.
Keeper of City Pound-John A. Pulcifer.
Keepers of Hay Scales-William A. Homans, Edward E. Saville. Undertakers-Jolm Lloyd, Aaron C. Lloyd, Edward H. Griffin,
Joshua Roberts, Bernard Greely, Elisha W. Harriman, Frederick Chapman, Alice J. Randall, Frank Miller, Charles Masters.
Lamplighter-Edward A. Somes.
Contractors-Gloucester Electric Co., Gloucester Gas Light Co.
Field Drivers-James Bennic, Samuel H. Griffin, Henry Lufkin,
Joshua Roberts, William A. Hodgkins, George E. Lane, Barnard Stanwood, Daniel G. Cressy, Cornelius Murphy.
Gaugers of Oil-Daniel B. Tarr, jr., Howard Low.
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark-Amos A. Story, Erastus Howes, William P. Dennis, Horatio N. Andrews, George W. Procter, Arthur W. Hall, Samucl N. Hardy, Hugh G. Bishop, John McEachin.
Measurers of Salt-John J. Coffin, Albert R. Duley, George G. Reed, Thomas H. Parsons.
Weighers of Coal-Frank D. Griffin, Philip H. Goldthwaite, E. Frank Locke, Joseph Sayward, Nathaniel D. Hodgkins.
Weighers-William C. Procter, Howard Low, James Reid, James L. Hart, jr., Jas. H. Stapleton.
Fence Viewers-Fitz H. Lane, Amos A. Story, Geo. M. Wonson, Samuel Clark, Eben D. Currier.
Officer under Chapter 279 Acts of 1896-E. Gilbert Winchester. Weigher and Gauger-Horace C. Kelley.
Board of Health-Arthur MacCabc, M.D., Chairman; Harry L. Bel- den, Philip H. Goldthwait, Health Officer ; James R. Jeffery, Clerk. Assessors-Charles F. Lane, Joseph II. Andrews, Robert C. McKen- zie.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund-Allan Rogers, William A. Pew, Robert R. Fcars.
Engineers of Fire Department-Charles W. Crowe, Chief; Joseph M. Marsh, Alfred P. Gorman, Samuel Montgomery, Otis C. Robin- son, Assistant Engineers. Samuel Montgomery, Secretary.
Overseers of the Poor-Mayor Davis, Chairman ex-officio. George
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P. Rust, terms expires 1899. James H. Stapleton, term expires 1900. Andrew M. Collins, term expires 1901. George P. Rust, Secretary and Clerk.
Registrars of Voters-Howard Steele; term expires 1899. Addison l'. Burnham ; term expires 1900. John Cunningham, Chairman ; term expires 1901. John J. Somes, Clerk.
Park Commissioners-Sylvester Cunningham ; term expires 1899. Francis Procter; term expires 1900. W. Frank Parsons; term expires 1901; Joseph O. Procter; term expires 1902. William H. Jordan ; term expires 1903.
License Commissioners-William B. Davis; term expires 1898. B. Frank Payson; term expires 1900. Walter W. Wonson; term expires 1902.
Water Commissioners-Sylvester Cunningham, Chairman; term ex- pires 1898. Daniel S. Wallace; term expires 1899. Charles C. Cressy ; term expires 1900. Daniel S. Wallace, Treasurer. John W. Moran, Supt. Frederick F. Wonson, Clerk.
LIST OF CONSTABLES.
Anderson John A. Cunningham AugustusHutchings Sydney
Ahlberg Otto R. E. Andrews Joseph W. Andrews Fuller Alderman Merit P. Burns William R.
Daniels Edward J.
Davis Horace W. Herrick Charles H.
Davis John J.
Hodgkins John P.
Day Thomas E.
DeLoid Charles H.
Hodgkins William A. Hunley John R. Herrin Richard
Barrett Albert F. Bridges James H. Brown Henry F. Bickford John F.
Davis Epes
Douglass William S. Holmes Hardy S.
Douglass T. Henry G. Hart Joseph P.
Burke Martin V.
Doyle Charles II.
Hearn Edward Homans William A.
Burns Thomas E.
Doherty William H.
Hooper Dennison Hadley Joseph J. Hodgdon Jolin C.
Burns William E. Baxter William H. Blatchford Thomas Brown Edward C. Baxter William H. Blackburn William Burnham Daniel
Dennett William S. Earl Osman O. Eason Robert Edmundson Andrew Foster Alfred Favor Daniel M. Friend George H.
Hinkley Wm. F. Haley Cornelius Hooper George P.
Cavanagh Thomas
Friend Lenmel
Hobbs Levi W. Ireland William F.
Chapman Alanson B. Francis Henry A.
Ingersoll Oliver W.
Clark Eben B. Coghill Daniel Cook John R.
Foley Augustus Fiars James Gerring Frederick Gibbs Edward F.
Joyce Herman R. Johnson Matthias Knowles Herman Kelly Thomas
Crawley Augustus Cronin William
Goodwin Valentia HI. Kelley Coleman Gill Arthur U. King Daniel Gerring Fitz W. Kincade John
Cronin William H.
Cunningham Edw. M. Gray Fred W. Cunningham John J. Garland Amos
Kane John J.
Callahan Robert II. Chapman Frederick Carnrick Charles II. Cronin John Campbell Hugh
Griffin Edward II. Keyes M. Herbert Gardner Sidney Kane James Lindberg John Garland Hiram J. Grimes Simon Gilmore Edgar F. Haley Wm. H. Hinckley Fitz Wm. B. Lufkin Charles S.
Carney Thomas
Childs William F.
Hanscome Clarence N. Lawton Thomas M.
Callahan William H. Cavin John II.
Hull John J.
Marchant Charles Marsh Frank W.
Carter Richard J. Clark John W.
Harty Fred. M.
Hadley John J.
Martin George H.
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Corliss Howard F.
Harriman Elisha W. Harrison Rufus B,
Cook William O.
Karcher John
Lufkin Andrew P.
LeSeur John G. Locke Francis, jr.
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GLOUCESTER DIRECTORY.
Mehlman David E. Melilman John G.
Pingree Henry E. Parsons John S. Parsons Charles P.
Pinkham George H. Pollard Michael Powers James W. Presson Leonard J. Powers Robert Powers John A.
Strong Frederic G. Story Charles G. Sawyer Jolın HI.
Saunders Alfred Smith Christopher L. Smith Arthur W. Smith Charles W. Smith George H. Stewart Alexander T.
Stanley Benjamin W. Syms Edw.
Sawyer Geo. W. Tarr Henry H. Tibbetts Elden
Twombley H. C. Thomas Wm. H. H.
Taylor George W. Trefry George II.
Thompson John M. Urquhart Lewis Williams Gilman S. Williams Martin .J. Walker Henry H.
Mc Varish Joseph
McFayden Henry H. Mckenzie Burton A. Mayo Ezekiel Nelson Phar O'Reilly Richard P.
Oliver Joseph
('Maley Charles
O'Maley Thomas
O'Brien John
Pittee Charles H.
Parsons Gorham W.
Strangman William A. Young Francis M.
CONSTABLES WITH POWER TO SERVE CIVIL PROCESSES.
Cronin William H. Morey Richard L.
Hodgkins William A. Callahan Robert H.
Mckenzie Robert C. Ahlberg Otto R. E.
Cunningham John J. McDonald John D.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Chairman-Hon. Frank E. Davis, ex-oficio. Secretary and Superintendent-Freeman Putney.
Members-Frank E. Davis, Chairman, ex-officio. William A. Pew, William H. Jordan, Robert R. Fears (terms expire 1898), John L. Stanley, J. E. Garland, Henry C. L. Haskell (terms ex- pire 1899), W. Frank Parsons, William H. Collins, Thomas Conant (terms expire 1900).
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Principal, Albert W. Bacheler. Assistants, R. Wesley Burnham, Mary E. Wilder, J. Elizabeth Bigelow, Christine E. Jansson, Helen F. Slade, Caroline G. Ilowe, Mabel L. Andrews, Annie P. Marr, Manton E. Merchant, Florence M. Kilburn, Mary A. Kilburn, Eliza- beth E. Pentecost, Austin A. Spaulding, Carrie H. Sawyer.
Moulton Charles V. Moody James M. Pinkham Roswell W. Somes Edward A.
Morey Richard L. Marshall Thomas Marshall Benj. E. Martin Thomas H. Mess Samuel W., jr. McCallum James
McKenney George B. Page Levi W. Pollard Henry Quinn George W. Quint Thomas Rogers Antoine, 2d Rogers Samuel H. Rogers Frank L. Rogers Charles B.
Mattison Albert E. Meagher Michael J. Mckinnon James McIntosh Fitz Mckenzie Robert C. Martin Austin E. McDonald John D. McDonald James A. Millett Henry F. Mckinnon James McDonald Joseph L. McDonald Neil J.
Ropper Jolin J., jr. Ricker Richard W. Robinson C. W. Robinson Wm. H. Reed Arthur E. Roberts J. W. Riggs Joshua M.
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