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Officer for Burial of Deceased Soldiers and Sailors-Percy Sloan
Superintendent Brown Tail and Gypsy Moth, City Forester, Forest Warden-Albert C LaBelle
Works Projects Administration, Geo E Hods- don, coordinator
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters, 8 School Street
Chief Engineer-Homer R Marchant
Deputy Chief Engineers-Fritz E R Robin-
son, Louis A Francis
Motor Supervisor-Guy Wagner City Electrician-Gardner T Burke
Location of Signal Boxes
No.
12 Rocky Neck av opp Horton
12 Wonson st and Radcliffe
13 cor E Main and MtPleasant av
14 cor E Main and Highland
15 Eastern Point rd, nr Hawthorne lane
16 E Main, cor Sayward
17 Beach av, Bass Rocks
18 cor Haskell and Hammond 19 Atlantic av, Bass Rocks
112 Tarr & Wonson's, Rocky Neck
113 cor Eastern Point blvd, and Stewart av
114 cor Calder st and MtPleasant av
115 Second Gate Lodge, Eastern Point
117 Thorwald Hotel
119 Haskell cor MtPleasant av
129 Moorland Hotel
141 Opposite 112 MtPleasant av
142 E Main cor Hammond
151 Grape Vine and Atlantic rd 21 cor Eastern av and Webster
23 E Main nr Eastern av
24 cor Bass and Brightside av
25 Friend, cor Fair
26 Main, opp Herrick
27 Main, nr Gorton-Pew Office
28 cor MtVernon and Perkins 29 Webster, nr Sadler
211 Eastern av, cor Harrison av
212 Eastern av nr Fisherman's Home
213 cor Witham and Eastern av
215 Brier Neck cor Witham nr Thacher rd 231 Fish Pier, Parker st
254 Sawyer School, Friend st
261 cor Main and Prospect 281 cor Bent and Taylor
31 Main cor Duncan
32 Gas Works, Duncan st
34 Main nr Pearce
35 MtVernon and Prospect
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No. 36 Prospect cor Allen st 37 cor Pleasant and Liberty 38 cor Cedar and Millett 39 cor Trask and Warner 312 Duncan opp Locust 313 Cor Rogers and Water 314 cor Elm and Federal sts
322 cor Pearce and Wharf
371 Parochial School, Prospect st
381 cor Trask and Summit 41 Pine, nr Church
42 Main, opp ft of Centre
43 cor Mansfield and Wash
45 Dale cor Warren
46 Maplewood av nr Shepherd 47 Prospect, cor School 48 cor Pearl and Railroad av 411 cor Hancock and Rogers
461 cor Maplewood and Myrtle sq 51 Main opp Puritan Hotel 52 Commercial, nr Fort sq 53 Western av cor Middle 54 cor Riggs and Summer
56 Washington nr Gloucester Garage
57 Washington opp Prospect
58 Beacon, cor Lookout 59 cor Comlth and Centennial av
531 Bridge House, Western av 541 cor Hampden and Granite
544 Hovey School, Summer st
581 cor Lookout and Exchange
591 City Home, Emerson av
592 High School, Blynman av 61 Cleveland cor Arthur
62 Washington cor Marsh 63 Grove, cor Wash 64 Anchor Works, Whittemore st
65 Net and Twine Factory, Maplewood av
67 Riverdale Mills, Riverdale
68 Washington, nr Gee av 69 Washington, opp Dennison
611 Addison Gilbert Hospital
631 Standard Oil Co, Whittemore st
632 Washington, nr Gloucester av
633 Madison av
634 Ferry st, Wolf Hill
635 Wheeler st entrance to Riverview
651 Maplewood av nr Gloucester av
653 Cherry st opp Geo Lamb's
661 Wheeler's Point nr Wheeler's Boat Shop 71 Annisquam, opp Post Office
72 Cambridge av, Annisquam
73 Washington, opp Leonard
75 Washington, nr Granite Co
76 Washington, Foster's Drug Store
78 Washington, cor Butman av 79 Langsford st nr Mason sq
711 River Road
712 Norwood's Heights
722 Norwood Heights nr Adam's Garage
731 Nashua av
751 Washington, cor Plum ct
752 High nr Young av
762 Langsford nr Munsey's lane
81 Western av and Bond st
82 Essex av, nr Sam G Poole's
83 Fernwood Lake Ice House
84 Russia Cement Co
85 Western av and Magnolia av
86 Concord st, Bray School 87 Magnolia sq, nr Drug Store 811 Kent Circle
812 John Hays Hammond, Western av 814 cor Western av and Hesperus av
815 Hesperus av nr Hammond Museum 821 Essex av (Fernwood Garage) 822 Essex av cor Magnolia av
823 cor Essex av and Concord st 824 Essex av, West Gloucester Grocery 826 Essex av, West Gloucester Grange 2
No.
827 Summer cor Walker
828 Woodman av cor Essex av
829 Concord and Sumner nr Haskell School
851 Ocean av, cor Norman av, Magnolia 852 Oceanside Hotel, Magnolia
853 Magnolia av nr Dunbar's
94 Coast Guard Call 95 Tramp Box (spare)
No School Signals
When weather is too cold or stormy, or for special reason-
5-5-5 blows at 7:10 a m, no forenoon session for any school
5-5-5 blows at 8:05 a m, no forenoon session for any school except High School
5-5-5 blows at 12:05 p m, no afternoon ses- sion for any school except High School
5 blows at 6:05 p m, no session of Evening School
5 blows at 8:30 a m, no forenoon session for the three primary grades
5 blows at 1:05 p m, no afternoon session for the three primary grades
5-5 blows at 1:05 p m, no afternoon ses- sion for any school
Engineer's Signals
Two blows, all-out signal
2-2 blows, second alarm
2-2-2 blows third and general alarm, calls the whole department
3-3 blows calls Engine 2 to Rockport
3-3-3 blows calls Engine 4 to Pigeon Cove
4-4 blows calls Engine 1 to Manchester Five blows used for School Signals
6-6 blows calls Engine 2 to fire in Essex
7-7 blows calls the Fire Boat
8-8 blows WPA checks
9-4 blows emergency call U S C G 9-9 blows emergency call in case of accident
or any one getting lost (meet at City Hall) Nine blows emergency recall Nine-two call Forest Warden
Ten blows calls Police to Police Headquar- ters
10-10-10 blows military call
When two or more alarms occur at the same time, the all-out signal will be followed by one round of the box
Fire Equipment
Chemical Engine No 1-Stanwood street, Riverdale. Capt Leroy Collins
Combination A-8 School. Capt,
Engine No 1-Fuller st, Magnolia. Cap-
tain, Chas H Lowe
Engine No 2-8 School. Captain,
Engine No 3-75 MtPleasant av E G. Cap- tain, Wallace J Tuck
Engine No 4-895 Washington, Bay View. Captain, Henry Hilton, Lieut, Wm H Crowell Engine No 5-8 School. Lieut Hose No 1-8 School. Call Captain, John W Noble. Call Lieut, Robt K Whitmarsh Hose No 8-Walnut st, Annisquam. Cap- tain, Carroll Parsons
Ladder No 1-8 School. Captain, Henry B Lowe. Call Lieut, Jas T Burns
Ladder No 2-Fuller St Magnolia. Capt, Edwd A Wilkinson Ladder No 3-8 School. Call Captain, Alex O'Hanley
Motor Supervisor-Guy Wagner Rescue Squad for Emergency Calls-8 School
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Police Department
Headquarters, 10 Duncan st
City Marshal, Winfred J Ellis. Captain, Chas L O'Maley
Lieutenant-John J Curtis
Sergeants-John J Coyle, David E Mehl- man jr, Wallace L Foley, Marshall R Mc- Donald
Inspector of Motor Vehicles, Hugh M Grieve Chauffeur, Harry W O'Connell
Constables with Power to Serve Civil Pro- cesses-Gardner H Smith, Francis D Enos, Ray W Corliss, Frank F Littlefield
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
Office, Administration Bldg, 7 Beacon. Open every week day except Saturday from 8:30 a m to 12 m and from 1 to 5 p m. Saturdays from 9 a m to 12 m
Chairman-The Mayor, ex-officio
Members-A Story Wonson, Walter C King, Dr Reginald Courant, Dr Ralph E Cun- ningham, Mrs Rena B Hodsdon, Herbert E Smith, Natalie D Clough, Clifford F Foley, Dr Earle R Andrews. Regular meetings second Monday evening of each month at 8 o'clock. Secretary, Ernest W Fellows
Superintendent of Schools-Ernest W Fel- lows. Office hours at Administration Bldg, 7 Beacon street, on days when schools are in session, 8:30 to 9 a m. The Superintendent is generally in the office from 4 to 5 p m and from 9 to 12 on Saturdays. Other times by appointment
Supervisor of Attendance-John J Bentley. Office hours, 9:00 to 10.00, 4 to 5 p m, 7 Bea- con street
Supervisors-Music, Eleanor F Moore, G Allyn Browne. Drawing, Mabel Spofford, Howard A Curtis, Hale B Anthony. Physi- cal Training, Anna P Savage, D Bernard Pratt, M Evelyn Curtis, Florence Sloan. Ele- mentary Supervisor, Dorothy S Carle. Band Instructor, Antonio Gentile. School Carpen- ter and Supervisor of School Buildings, W Everett Amero. School Dentist, Dr Jos Fial- ho. School Physician, Dr Geo S Rust. School Nurse, Winifred Ross. Dental Hygienist, Josephine Kelleher. Supervisor of Heating and Ventilating, Fred S Bennett
High School-off Blynman av. Principal, Leslie O Johnson. Vice Principal, Ralph P Parsons
Babson School-Pleasant st cor Shepherd. Principal, Nina E Low
Blynman School-66 Magnolia av. Prin- cipal, Genevieve Courant
Bradstreet School-Washington st., Bay View. Principal, Anna H Stuart
Bray School-Concord st, WG (mixed). Principal, Jennie V Ruth
Central Grammar School, Dale av. Princi- pal, Milton L Fuller. Asst Principal, Leo F Hennessey
Eastern Avenue School-83 Eastern av. Principal, John P Cunningham
Forbes School-41 Washington st. Prin- cipal, Mary A Waddell
Haskell School-Sumner st, W Gloucester (mixed). Principal, Grace M Nelson
Hildreth School-29 Eastern av opp Web- ster. Principal,
Hovey School-Summer st. Principal, Ada M Collins
Lane School-1117 Washington st, Lanes- ville. Principal, Clara W Hayden
Maplewood School-Maplewood av. Prin- cipal, Katherine A Winn
MtVernon School-MtVernon st. Principal, Florence L Mears
Parsons School-211 Western av. Prin-
cipal, Mildred V S Lee
Point Grammar School-18 Plum st. Prin- cipal, M A Caroline Merchant
Riggs School-Washington st, Riverdale. Principal, Margt W Mackay
CHURCHES
(See Classified Business Directory. Churches are also listed with additional in- formation under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)
CLUBS
(See Clubs, also Associations & Clubs- Coml, also Societies, in Classified Business Directory. Clubs are also listed with addi- tional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)
COUNTY OFFICERS
District Attorney for Essex County-Hugh A Cregg of Methuen
Assistant District Attorneys-John J Ryan of Haverhill; E Randall Jackson, Danvers, James Roy, Lynn; Max Nicholson, Methuen
Probation Officers, Superior Court-Chief Officer, Fred M Barr of Lawrence, Ellen DeS Barrett of Newburyport, Eugene Fenton of Lawrence, Clarence Huntress of Lawrence
Master in Chancery, Frederic S O'Brien
County Commissioners-Frederick Butler of Andover (chairman) : James D Bentley of Swampscott, C F Nelson Pratt of Saugus
Clerk of Courts-Archie N Frost, Andover; Assts, Hollis L Cameron, Beverly, Charles H Metcalf, Beverly, Melville Rowand, Salem, Jeremiah J Twomey, Andover, Philip Little- field, Marblehead
County Engineer-Robt R Evans of Haver- hill. Office, Court House, Salem
County Treasurer-Harold E Thurston of Lynn. Office, Court House, Salem
Registers of Deeds, Southern District- A Franklin Priest of Haverhill; first asst, Carl C Emery of Newburyport; second assis- tant, Arthur C Martinson of Marblehead. Office, Court House, Salem. Northern Dist- rict-G Hudson Driver, Lawrence; assistant, Helen M Lyons. Office, Court House, Law- rence
Sheriff-Frank E Raymond of Salem
Special Sheriff-Earl E Wells of Lynn
Keeper of Jail and House of Correction in Salem-Frank E Raymond
Keeper of Jail and House of Correction in Lawrence-Mark L Stillings
Public Administrator-John R Cahill jr, 11 Pleasant st, Gloucester
Medical Examiner-First district includes Gloucester and Rockport, Dr Ira B Hull, 10 Washington
COURTS
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT Chief Justice, Fred T Field of Newton
SUPERIOR COURT
Chief Justice, John P Higgins of Boston
COURT OF PROBATE FOR ESSEX COUNTY
Judges, John V Phelan of Lynn; John A Costello of Lawrence
Register, Wm F Shanahan of Swampscott. Assistant, Arthur D Fowler of Marblehead; Second Assistant, Lucy S Brown of Salem
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The records are kept at the office of the Register, in the Court House, Salem
The Probate Court sits as follows: Salem first, third and fifth Mondays of every month except third Monday in August; Newbury- port, fourth Mondav in January, February, March, May, June, July, September, Novem- ber and December; Haverhill fourth Monday in April and October; Lawrence, second Mon- day and every Wednesday in each month except August
DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN ESSEX
10 Duncan
Justice-Edwd Morley
Special Justices-Lincoln S Simonds, John C Pappas
Clerk-Harold L Armstrong
Court and Probation Officer-Henry T Hatch
Sessions for criminal business daily at 9 a m
Sessions for civil business every Thursday at 10 a m
Sessions for Supplementary Process First and Third Saturdays at 10 a m
Juvenile Sessions Tuesdays at 9:30 a m Small Claim Sessions every Friday at 9:30 a m
LIBRARIES
Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Li- brary, 88 Middle. Joseph A Boyer pres, Geo P Merchant clerk, Wm Moore treas, Kath- erine C Flatley librarian. Adult Department open daily 9 a m to 8 p m, Junior Dept 1 p m to 6 p m, closed Sundays and Holidays, Lanes- ville Deposit Station in Lane School, Lanes- ville open Tuesday 3 p m to 5 p m and 6 to 8 pm
Village Hall Library, 38 Leonard. Doris S Norwood, librarian
Magnolia Library, Lexington av cor Nor- man av Magnolia. Mrs Jean B Cook, librar- ian
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS
(See Classified Business Directory. Labor Organizations are also listed with additional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)
LEGAL HOLIDAYS
New Year's Day, January 1. Washington's Birthday, February 22d. Patriot's Day, April 19th. Memorial Day, May 30th. Indepen- dence Day, July 4th. Labor Day, first Mon- day in September. Columbus Day, October 12th. Armistice Day, November 11. Thanks- giving. Christmas Dec 25th
When the 1st of January, the 22d of Feb- ruary, the 19th of April, the 30th of May, the fourth of July, the 12th of October, the 11th of November or December 25th, occurs on Sunday, the following day shall be a holiday
LIGHT HOUSES AND HARBOR
Light House at Eastern Point, Carl D. Hill, keeper
Gloucester Light, at end of breakwater, Carl D. Hill, keeper
Ten Pound Light, Ten Pound Island Annisquam Light, Per F Tornberg, keep- er
Wreck Master, Thos. E. Reed
Board of Port Warden for Gloucester and Rockport, Loren A. Jacobs
Harbor Master, Loren A. Jacobs
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Office, 15 Dale av. Acting Assistant Sur- geon, Ronald P. Hallett, M.D. Hours, 9 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2 p.m.
MILITARY
Armory, 99 Prospect Armourer-Everett A Strachan
MASSACHUSETTS STATE GUARD Co G, 24th Infantry
Capt, Winfred J Ellis; 1st Lieut, Guy Cur- rier
POST OFFICE AND U. S. OFFICERS Office, 15 Dale avenue
Hours lobby from 6:45 a.m. to 7:30 p.m .; Saturdays 6:45 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Money Order and Registry, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m .; Satur- days 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Holidays 6:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sundays boxes open 2-5:30 p.m. Service window open 7:15 a.m .- 7:00 p.m.
Postmaster, Gilbert W. O'Neil. Asst. Post- master, Clayton R. Smith. Supt. of Mails, Walter H Moore. Foreman of Carriers, John C. Drohan. Foreman of clerks, Newton S. Lane. Foreman of money order and registry division, Brant M. Dexter
Collection from street letter boxes four times daily, with the exception of boxes at Bass Rocks three times, summer only, and Riverdale twice. Essex and Manchester roads twice
Branch Stations
Annisquam, Leonard street, supt., George F. Cunningham. Lanesville, 1088 Washington, supt., Leslie E. Tarr. Magnolia, 31 Magnolia av., supt., John C. Lycett, jr.
Sub Station
195 E. Main, Francis H. Farrell, clerk in charge
CUSTOM HOUSE
15 Dale avenue, room 200. Office hours, 9 a m to 4:30 p m. Deputy Collector, Edw W Buckley. Chief Clerk, Elmer P Richard- son. Inspectors, Roswell B Low, John J Stapleton, John G Mansfield, John C Drohan jr. Clerk, Howard M Friend
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Office 15 Dale av., rm. 208 Bernard L Boyle, officer in charge
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, Market News Service
15 Dale av rm 205
Walter W Donovan, marketing aid
U. S. Coast Guard 15 Dale av rm 211
Capt of the Port, Lieut (JG) Geo A Joseph
U. S. Internal Revenue 15 Dale av rm 207
James D Magner, depy collr
U. S. Employment Service 104 Main
Open Wednesday, Thursday 8:30 a m to 4:00 p m
SOCIETIES
(See Societies, also Associations & Clubs- Coml, also Clubs in Classified Business Directory. Societies are also listed with addi- tional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)
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TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS
(See Societies in Classified Business Direc- tory. Temperance Organizations are also listed with additional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Sec- tion)
Gloucester Safe Deposit And Trust Company
191-193 Main street. Capital, $280,000. Pres., Isaac Patch. Vice Prests., Frank B. Sullivan, W. H. Otis. Treas., W. H. Otis. Asst. Treas., Geo. B. Low, Orville F Ireland
CEMETERIES
(See Classified Business Directory)
BANKS
Cape Ann National Bank
154 Main street. Capital, $150,000. Pres,, N. Carleton Phillips. Vice Pres. William G. Brown jr. Cashier and Trust Officer, J. Hollis Griffin. Asst. Cashier and Asst Trust Officer, Chas A. Ingalls, Asst Cashier Wm. J. Simms
Cape Ann Savings Bank
109 Main street. Incorporated 1846. Pres., Lincoln S. Simonds. Vice-Pres, Wm. Moore. Treas., Temple A. Bradley, Asst. Treasurers, Conrad R. Hanson, Lester W. Harrison
Gloucester Co-Operative Bank
85 Middle street. Organized April 14, 1887. President, Maurice F. Foley. Vice-Pres. Alf. E. Presson. Treas., Arthur J. Hall
Gloucester National Bank of Gloucester
185 Main street. Capital, $120,000. Pres., Thos. J. Carroll. Vice Prests., Frank R. Loef- fler, Raymond M. O'Connell. Cashier, Ches- ter L. Curtis. Asst. Cashier, W. Raymond Robinson
GLOUCESTER STATISTICS
Settled 1623
Incorporated a town ..
1642
Incorporated a city. 1873
Area in acres
34,540
Length in miles.
6
Width in miles.
6
Population in 1704. 700
Population in 1940.
23,877
Valuation in 1873 .. $7,711,096
Valuation in 1942. $39,420,400
Rate of taxation in 1873. $20.00 per $1,000
Rate of taxation in 1942. $36.20 per $1,000
Miles of public streets. . 120
First schoolhouse built.
1708
Old Town Hall-now Legion Memorial building built 1844
Town Hall built.
1866
Town Hall burned. 1869
Present City Hall built.
1869
Steam railroad opened.
1847
Steam railroad opened to Rockport ..
1861
Horse railroad opened . 1886
First electric cars. 1890
Electric cars discontinued. 1920
Rockport set off from Gloucester. 1840
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POINTS OF INTEREST
Annisquam Light, at the extreme end of An- nisquam Point. Iron light tower
Annisquam Willows, planted many years ago, and forming an arch over Washington street just before entering Annisquam
Babson House, at Pigeon Cove, erected by three men who fled from Salem about 1698 with their mother charged with witchcraft and hid in this house
Babson House, Riverdale, built about 1740 by Joseph Allen. Said to still retain the slave pens used during the slavery times
Cape Pond, on the road to Rockport; water supply for Rockport
Coffin's Beach, near Willoughby Park, now called Wingaersheek Beach. Unusual sand dunes. Take West Gloucester drive to Con- cord street; through Concord street to At- lantic street, thence to the beach
Dennison House, Bay View, built about 1727
Dog Bar Breakwater, Eastern Point
Dogtown Common. May be visited by way of Washington street and Gee avenue
Eastern Point Light. May be reached by the government road. Niles' Beach and Pond are on the road
Ellery House, Riverdale, built between 1704 and 1710 by Rev. John White. Used for a long time as a tavern. Contains many in- teresting relics
Five and Ten Pound Islands, in Gloucester Harbor, so named from the fact that five and ten pounds respectively were paid for them. On the latter are the buildings of the United States Bureau of Fisheries and lighthouse
Freeman House, W. Gloucester, was erected previous to 1700, and used as a tavern for years
Good Harbor Beach, at Bass Rocks
Gorton-Pew Fisheries (E. Main St. Branch). Guides furnished free by company. East Gloucester busses to door
Governor's Hill, to the left of Washington street, by way of Commonwealth avenue; commands a fine view of the city and har- bor
Granite Quarries, at Pigeon Cove, may be seen on the drive around the Cape. The quarry of the Rockport Granite Company may be seen from the main road
Independent Christian Church. The first Universalist Society in America. Organ- ized 1770. Present building built in 1806. Middle corner Church.
Joan of Arc, World War Veterans Monument, Old Town Hall square, junction Washing- ton and Middle streets
Mount Anne Park, formerly Thompson's Mountain given to the city by Minot Broth- ers of Boston, in West Gloucester. The highest elevation on Cape Ann, being 255 feet above sea level, commanding an exten- sive view
Niles' Pond, Eastern Point, a State pond at East Gloucester, containing pickerel and other fresh water fish
Norman's Woe, known wherever English is spoken through Longfellow's "The Wreck of the Hesperus". May be visited on the drive to Magnolia. Not visible from road
Old Fort, at Eastern Point, just off the road to Eastern Point Light, erected 1862
Old House on Cape Ann. Built at Goose Cove by Thomas Riggs, the first schoolmaster and town clerk. Take road on the left approaching the Willows
"Old Mother Ann", at the extremity of East- ern Point. A perfect contour of a woman in a reclining position
Pavilion Beach, just off Western avenue near Main street
Public Landing, Rogers street foot of Wash- ington street
Rafe's Chasm, Magnolia, is a fissure in the solid rocks, some sixty feet deep and twelve feet wide at the mouth, gradually growing narrower as it runs inland
Ravenswood Park. Bequeathed to the city by the late Samuel E. Sawyer, to be pre- served as a wild park, on Western avenue, near Fresh Water Cove
Riggs House, 10 Vine street. Oldest house on Cape Ann
Sargent Murray Gilman House, 47-49 Middle Home of the Rev. John Murray, first Uni- versalist minister in America
Sawyer Free Library, 88 Middle. An exam- ple of fine interior architecture of the Colo- nial Period.
Stage Fort Park, was purchased by the city in 1898. On Western avenue. An excellent view of the harbor and city
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Thatcher's Twin Lights, on Thatcher's Island, the outpost of Cape Ann. They may be vis- ited by hoisting a signal which will be found on shore at the mainland's nearest point to the island
United States Fish Commission Hatchery, on Ten Pound Island in the harbor. Open to the public
United States Life Saving Station, Fresh Water Cove
United States Naval Compass Station, on Thatcher's Island
Willoughby Park, in West Gloucester, by way of Essex avenue and Atlantic street
DRIVES
Drives around the Cape. May be made via Eastern avenue to Rockport first, or in the opposite direction via Washington street
Around the Big Heater. Through Western and Essex avenues to Essex, thence to Man- chester, and thence home by way of West- ern avenue
Around West Gloucester. Through Western and Essex avenues to Concord st., thence through Concord and Atlantic streets to Willoughby Pk. and Wingaersheek Beach. Concord street may be taken to Essex on return
To E. Gloucester and Eastern Point. Through Main street and East Main street to East- ern Point; thence along the ocean to Bass Rocks, continuing around to East Main st. again
To Magnolia. Through Western avenue, past Stage Fort Park and Ravenswood Park. This is a part of the Manchester drive
To Manchester. Through Western avenue to Magnolia and Manchester
To Wingaersheek Beach. See West Glouces- ter drive
PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS
Benjamin Smith Playground, E Main junc- tion of Sayward and Haskell Burnham's Field, Pleasant st
Dogtown Common, east of Washington street and Gee avenue, Riverdale
Edward Dolliver Newell Stadium, Centennial av
Governor's Hill City Reservation, Common- wealth avenue, Beacon and Lookout sts.
John J Burke Park, Western av nr Magnolia av, Magnolia
Joseph Mattos Playground, Webster st Ledgemont Avenue Park
Marine Park, Western avenue, at Blynmar Bridge
Maxwell Parsons Playground, Davis st E G Mount Anne Park, 50 acres, off Essex avenue, near Post Office, West Gloucester. Given by the Minot Brothers of Boston to the State of Massachusetts for a public reserva- tion
Ravenswood Park, off Western avenue. This park was donated by Samuel E. Sawyer, to be preserved as a wild park
Stage Fort Park, off Western avenue, oppo- site Essex avenue
West Gloucester Playground, Essex av
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ABBREVIATIONS
acct
.accountant ct
adj
adjuster
ctr
dec
decorator
litho
lithographer rep
representative
adjt
adjutant
adv
advertising
dept
agcy
agency
depy
deputy
Indry
Luth
Lutheran
rm
room
agric
agricultural
dir
agent
dist
alley
div
division
mach
machinist Ry
Railway
al
Anı
American
dlr
dealer
Mass
Massachusetts
Ry Ex
Railway Express
appr
apprentice
do
ditto
mdse
merchandise
Agency Ine
Ry MS Railway Mail
Service
archt
architect
dr
drftsmn
draftsman
mer
merchant S South
sch
school
asst
attendant
E
East
mfg
electric or electrical
mfr
manufacturer
sergt
sergeant
aud
auditor
elec
automobile
electn
electrician
mgr
manager
shtmtlwkr sheet metal
worker
sls sales
soc
society
solctr
solicitor
bet
between
bey
beyond
bgemn
baggageman est
bkbndr
bookbinder
bkpr
bookkeeper
bldg
building
bldr
builder
blea
bleachery
blk
block
blksmth
blacksmith
flagmn
flagman
NE
New England
supt superintendent
supvr
supervisor
surg
surgeon
tchr
teacher
brklyr
bricklayer
Bros
Brothers frt
Bway
Broadway
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