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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. MARLBOROUGH BOARD OF TRADE.
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Top Row-C. S. Davis, J. M. Carpenter. Edgar Weeks, R. H. Beaudreau, D. W. Powers, G. F. Bond, J. P. Rowe. Bottom Row-Frank Mckenzie; J. P. Steele, President; F. L. Gage, Secretary; S. R. Stevens.
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TRUSTEES OF THE MARLBOROUGH HOSPITAL.
Elected by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen : John J. Shaugh- nessy, Louis P. Howe, Charles B. Eager.
Elected by the Incorporators : Dr. C. T. Warner, Dr. T. F. McCarthy, Dr. E. G. Hoitt, Dr. W. S. Richardson, Dr. J. A. D. Jacques, F. R. S. Mildon, D. H. Fletcher, J. E. Bradley, J. F. Cos- grove, Henry Parsons, J. J. Mitchell, D. F. Lynch, F. L. Claflin, Edgar Weeks, T. J. Harris, James F. Bigelow, Charles W. Curtis, Raoul H. Beaudreau.
PEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK.
September 26, 1878, in response to a call issued by David W. Hitchcock, Esq., who was the prime mover in the matter, the first meet- ing of the subscribers to the capital stock for a new National Bank in Marlborough, Mass., was held in Central Hall, Corey Block, and Samuel N. Aldrich was selected to go to Washington, D. C., to perfect arrange- ments for the organization of the Bank.
October 31, 1878, in the Selectmen's Room, Town Hall Building, the articles of association were adopted and the name "People's National Bank, Marlborough, Mass., " selected.
First Board of Directors : Samuel Boyd, David W. Hitchcock, S. Herbert Howe, Joseph Boyd, Elbridge Howe, John O'Connell, George N. Cate, Samuel N. Aldrich, Winslow M. Warren, Loriman S. Brigham, Stephen A. Howe 2d, Samuel J. Shaw, Abel Howe, Timothy A. Coolidge, all of Marlborough, Mass., and Joseph S. Bradley of Hudson, Mass. The Board of Directors organized by electing Elbridge Howe, President ; Samuel J. Shaw, Vice-President, and Stephen A. Howe 2d, Clerk of the Board.
December 4, 1878, John L. Stone was elected Cashier and the Bank first opened for business in the old Town Hall building. Main street, on site of the present City Hall.
December 12, 1881, the Bank moved across the street into new quarters in Temple Block then just completed.
April 26, 1886, David W. Hitchcock was elected President to fill the vacancy caused by President Howe's death and John O'Connell was elected Vice-President.
January 3, 1888, this Bank made application to the United States
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Treasurer to be made a custodian of government funds and ever since this time it has been a designated United States Depository.
June 9, 1890, the Bank purchased its present banking site and July 27, 1891, voted to increase the capital stock from $100,000.00 to $150,- 000.00.
November 14, 1892, the Bank first opened business in new and commodious quarters in their own building, 187 Main street.
Present officers are : Walter P. Frye, President ; Waldo B. Fay, Vice-President ; Stillman R. Stevens, Cashier.
Board of Directors : S. Herbert Howe, Winslow M. Warren, Benjamin F. Greeley, Louis P. Howe, Walter P. Frye, Waldo B. Fay, Oren P. Walker, Charles F. Choate Jr., James W. McDonald, Michael Burke, John T. Burnett, E. Irving Morse, John A. O'Connell and James F. Bigelow.
MARLBOROUGH CO-OPERATIVE BANK.
Incorporated April 16, 1890.
Began business May 1890.
Authorized capital, $1,000,000.00.
President, Eugene O. Brigham ; Vice-President, Sumner P. Wil- lard ; Secretary and Treasurer, Clifton B. Russell.
Directors : E. E. Allen, M. J. Buckley, C. A. Cook, G. B. Cope- land, J. H. Gleason, W. H. Hill, O. E. Howe, H. Lemay, J. F. J. Otterson, C. F. Robinson, G. A. Stacy, C. H. Stevens, J. L. Stone, J. E. Warren, S. P. Wood.
Attorney : Edgar Weeks.
Auditors : Alexander Berry, C. F. Whitney, G. L. Stevens.
MARLBOROUGH SAVINGS BANK.
At a meeting of the members of the Marlborough Savings Bank Corporation, held at the office of Messrs. Boyd & Corey, on the 10th day of May, A. D. 1860, the following named persons were present : Thomas Corey, Mark Fay, Levi Bigelow, Samuel Boyd and William Morse 2d. After organizing pro tem, it was voted to accept the incor- porating charter.
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The charter was dated April 3d, 1860,'signed by John A. Goodwin, Speaker ; Charles A. Phelps, President ; N. P. Banks, Governor.
The Bank opened for deposits Friday, June 22, 1860, from 2 o'clock p. m., to 5 o'clock p. m., and thereafter on each succeeding Eriday until further notice.
The first officers were as follows : President, Samuel Boyd ; Vice-President, Jabez S. Witherbee; Secretary, John M. Farwell ; Treasurer, Mark Fay. The present officers are : President, William D. Burdett ; first Vice-President, Benjamin F. Greeley; second Vice- President, Winslow M. Warren ; Treasurer, Charles F. Holyoke.
The Bank opened for business in the second story of the west end of Corey Block, in what would now be the room directly over Mr. Arthur C. Lamson's hardware store. In 1905 they moved to the new building, corner of Witherbee and Mechanic streets.
The amount on deposit on October 1, 1909, was $2,450,026.41.
The number of depositors on October 1, 1909, was 8,002.
Assets April 16, 1910, $2,758,200.39.
Trustees : William D. Burdett, S. Herbert Howe, Winslow M. Warren, James T. Murphy, Benjamin F. Greeley, Oren P. Walker, Waldo B. Fay, Charles F. Holyoke, Charles W. Curtis, Walter P. Frye, Louis P. Howe, Walter B. Morse, E. Irving Morse, Michael Burke, Charles Favreau, William A. Allen, Charles B. Eager, Herbert M. Hazelton ; Charles F. Robinson, Camillus T. Warner.
Board of Investment : William D. Burdett, Benjamin F. Greeley, Walter P. Frye, Walter B. Morse, Louis P. Howe.
Board of Auditors : E. Irving Morse, Herbert M. Hazelton, Charles B. Eager.
The excellent banking facilities with which Marlborough is equipped are superior. Judiciously managed and in financial stability and integrity the Banks of Marlborough take first rank. The popularity and steady growth is due to its condition and to the character of those most promi- nently identified with the management.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MARLBOROUGH.
The history of the First National Bank of Marlborough dates back to 1863 when Mr. Mark Fay, a gentleman who had long had the best interests of Marlborough at heart, called about him some of the leading citizens and a charter was applied for. This was granted August 30, 1863, to run for nineteen years.
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Mr. Mark Fay was elected its first President and Mr. E. C. Whitney from the Lancaster National Bank, Cashier.
The first Directors were : Mark Fay, William Gibbon, Samuel Boyd, Joseph Boyd, Sidney G. Fay, William Morse 2d, John M. Whiton, Erastus S. Woods, George E. Woods.
The office of the Bank was first in Corey block. In May 1867, Mark Fay offered to the National Bank and Savings Bank to build a brick bank building costing $5,000 and give the use of it free of cost so long as both or either should occupy it. The offer was accepted, the building erected and the Bank took possession of it at the beginning of the new year 1868. June 30, 1876, Mark Fay died aged 83, and William Gibbon was elected President.
The capital stock of the Bank was fixed at $50,000.00. This was increased January 1, 1864, to $100,000.00 and still later to $200,000.00.
Under the skilful management of the directors, the surplus in 1882, at the expiration of the charter, amounted to $100,000.00, and Congress, having delayed action looking to any renewal of the same, the old bank was wound up and a new bank organized on September 1, 1882, with $300,000.00 capital, and no surplus, with Samuel Boyd as President, and F. L. Claflin, formerly in the Newton National Bank, as Cashier.
At a later date, the United States having paid off its bonds extended at three per cent., of which the bank held a large amount, it was voted to reduce the capital to $150,000.00. This was accordingly done and the statement published September 1, 1909, shows this amount as capital, the officers being: Walter B. Morse, President ; Charles W. Curtis, Vice-President ; F. L. Claflin, Cashier ; W. I. Morse, Assistant Cashier.
Directors : Charles W. Curtis, Louis P. Howe, Charles F. Robin- son, Joseph F. Cosgrove, Walter B. Morse, William A. Allen, Edward H. Ellis, William H. Downey, J. J. Shaughnessy, Camillus T. Warner.
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THE 250th ANNIVERSARY.
The celebration of the 250th anniversary of Marlborough had been under consideration for several years in an unofficial way previous to 1910, although no definite action was taken until January of that year. During 1906, the matter was discussed by the Board of Mayor and Alder- men, and an order was introduced providing for an appropriation yearly until 1910, so that a sufficient sum could be accumulated to defray the expenses of a celebration worthy of the occasion. After thoroughly considering the matter and expressing opinions in favor of properly observing the event in a public manner, it was deemed advisable not to appropriate that year.
Our heaviest taxpayers and the public generally expected that when the time was ripe, action would be taken, and in this they were not mis- taken. The successful and creditable celebration of the 200th anniversary in June 1860, was remembered by many of our older residents as an event of some magnitude and considerable importance which attracted at that time iruch favorable attention to the town throughout New Eng- land. While our older people remembered, our younger generation read about it, and the sentiment thus crystalized, favoring a celebration on a broader and grander scale was just what was needed to insure the success that has crowned the efforts of the 1910 Committee.
Although there was more or less preliminary discussion previous to 1910, it was not until January of that year that decided and definite action was taken. The following order was adopted :
IN BOARD OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
MARLBOROUGH, MASS., January 17, 1910.
Whereas, the year 1910 will be the 250th anniversary of the incor- poration of Marlborough, and believing that this important event should be fittingly observed by a public celebration in which all our own people, as well as the people of the surrounding towns and cities can partici- pate ; it is hereby
Ordered: That the 250th anniversary of the incorporation of
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Marlborough be observed by a public celebration, and that a committee consisting of the Mayor, two Aldermen, the President of the Common Council and two Councilmen be appointed to formulate plans and make any recommendations that may be necessary relating to the same.
Adopted.
Attest : P. B. MURPHY, Clerk. In Common Council, Jan. 24, 1910.
Adopted in concurrence.
Attest : L. F. PUTNAM, Clerk.
Approved Jan. 24, 1910.
JOHN J. SHAUGHNESSY, Mayor.
The amount voted by the City Council to expend was $4,000. In addition to this, sbout $2,400 was raised by subscription.
At a later meeting the full City Council was added to the committee and an Executive Board was appointed with Mayor John J. Shaughnessy Chairman, and J. J. O'Connor, Clerk. This Board was authorized to appoint sub-committees and the following is the full list as selected :
HONORARY COMMITTEE.
Hon. S. Herbert Howe
John A. Frye
John P. Rowe
Hon. Win. N. Davenport
Dr. E. H. Ellis
Joseph Phaneuf
Hon. Eugene G. Hoitt
T. P. Hurley
Hon. H. C. Hunter
Hon. Walter B. Morse
Ambrose Vigeant
D. F. O'Connell
Hon. F. R. S. Mildon
John S. Fay
Fred H. Morse
Hon. Henry Parsons
Martin H. Collins
Charles E. Hayes
Hon. Edward F. Brown
John Dalton
John E. Hayes
Charles W. Curtis
L. H. Tourtelotte
John H. Parker
Joseph F. Cosgrove Louis P. Howe
M. Burke William D. Doyle
Walter Searles
David W. Powers
Dr. W. S. Richardson
Albert J. Adams
Winslow M. Warren
George E. Crocker Moise Sasville
Evangelist Beaudreau
William H. Kelleher
George Balcom Winslow B. Howe
John J. Downey James F. Bigelow Sylvester Bucklin
John L. Stone Michael Quirk
John M. Carpenter William A. Allen
Thomas Campbell
Placide Beaudreau
George L. Stevens John Treacy
Patrick O'Donnell John P. Brown
Charles F. Holyoke
Clarence E. Brigham
Charles Favreau
Frederic Lesieur
J. F. J. Otterson John F. Byrne
Hon. John J. Mitchell James T. Murphy
Dennis Mahoney
Amadee Beauregard
J. Farley Boynton
F. L. Claflin
Frank S. Rock
Charles W. Spearel
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Edgar Weeks John E. Donahue
John H. Flanagan
Dr. T. F. Mccarthy
Rev. A. H. Wheelock A. L. Beauchamp
Frank Billings F. W. Riley Dr. R. O. Clark
Benjamin F. Greeley
Capt. Thos. E. Jackson
Patrick O'Grady
Callahan McCarthy
Joseph E. Warren
Fred B. Morse
Joseph W. Barnes
Simon Grenon
James Carney
Eugene Moore
Dr. S. P. Willard
Cornelius Flynn
J. P. Wood Theodore Temple
J. V. Jackman
Fred A. Wheeler
Ashley Brigham
I. Porter Morse Dr. C. A. Egan
Alex Patoel
John Collins Heman S. Fay
James H. Mahoney
Fred A. Bouvier
M. H. Ryan Winfield Temple
Thomas F. Williams
Rev. Thos. B. Lowney
Rev. Wm. H. Finnick
Dr. James F. Spencer
John E. Kelley Frank Gauvin Abel Howe
Rev. J. C. Caisse Rev. M. R. Foshay
Dr. J. T. Moriarty Thomas Baker, Sr. Joseph N. Boule
Harry E. Brigham
Rev. J. W. Fulton
T. J. Flanagan
Rev. E. F. Hayward
Cornelius Rafferty
Robert W. Bird
Rev. Nellie Mann Opdale
Edwin L. Perry
Henry F. Werner
Rev. Geo. S. Pine
Levi W. Baker
Wm. H. Brigham
Rev. J. H. Robichaud
Matthew O'Halloran
Rev. S. K. Smith
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
John J. Shaughnessy, Chairman.
J. J. O'Connor, Secretary.
Frank W. Banister
Geo. J. Gignac James P. Steele
James F. Mahoney
Geo. L. Bigelow Arthur C. Lamson
Willard A. Walker
Charles W. Curtis
Geo. J. McManamy
John P. Rowe
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
John J. Shaughnessy
Geo. L. Bigelow
Charles F. McCarthy
Frank W. Horne
Charles F. Robinson John J. Downey
James F. Mahoney
Charles F. Holyoke E. L. Bigelow
Geo. G. Gignac
F. L. Claflin George H. Boule
James M. Hurley
Stillman R. Stevens
Joseph F. Cosgrove
Gardner H. Carpenter
C. B. Russell
John A. Cratty
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNOR AND INVITED GUESTS.
John J. Shaughnessy
Hon. F, R. S. Mildon
Hon. Henry Parsons
Hon. Edward F. Brown
Hon. S. H. Howe Hon. Wm. N. Davenport
Hon. Jas, W. McDonald
Charles F. McCarthy
Hon. E. G. Hoitt Hon. Walter B. Morse
John A. Frye Michael Burke
William D. McPherson
Dr. J. T. Buckley J. W. O'Connor
Charles W. McGregor
D. W. Cosgrove Dr. C. L. Cutler, Jr.
Michael Egan Patrick Wall
Joseph E. Granger
Ralph W. Allison
Thomas Burke
J. Andrew Lacouture
Rev. Alfred J. McDonald
Dr. J. A. D. Jacques
John A. O'Connell Charles W. Curtis D. W. Cosgrove Charles Favreau John B. Dufault
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COMMITTEE ON SUNDAY OBSERVANCE
Rev. Thomas B. Lowney Rev, Milford R. Foshay Rev. Geo. S. Pine
Rev. William H. Finnick Rev. J. W. Fulton, Rev. J. E. Robichaud
Rev. Alfred J. McDonald
Rev. Edward F. Hayward Rev. S. K. Smith
Rev. J. C. Caisse
Rev. Nellie Mann Opdale
Rev. A. HI. Wheelock
COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS AND ENTERTAINMENT
George L. Stevens, Chairman John Dalton, Secretary
James F. Bigelow
Placide Beaudreau
Edwin L. Howe
Joseph F. Cosgrove
John P. McGee
John E. Donahue
Winslow M. Warren
John L. Stone
Charles F. Robinson
Louis P. Howe
John S. Fay
Dr. Wm. S. Richardson
David W. Powers
Charles Favreau
Charles G. Whitman
Edward L. Bigelow
Charles W. Nourse
Charles B. Eager
Walter P. Frye
Joseph Phaneuf
Walter L. Allen
Thos. P. Hurley
Charles E. Hayes
Chas. F. Sullivan
Thos. F. Williams
Carl Doucette
Harry S. Cann.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE
Charles F. McCarthy, Chairman
Mary A. Murphy, Secretary
James F. Mahoney
O. G. Duhamel
Walter P. Frye
Daniel F. O'Connor
Hon. J. W. McDonald
Frank W. Banister
William H. Osgood
Edward S. Murphy John L. Stone
Cyprien Martin
Louis N. Richer
Ilerbert W. Angier
Willard A. Walker
Charles F. Robinson
J. Henry Gleason Dr. E. W. Bradley
Frank W. Horne
John F. Mitchell
Daniel J. Cronin
Godfrey Brouillette
Thomas M. Dacey
Gardner H. Carpenter
T. J. Harris Charles H. Andrews
HI. William Estabrook Amedee Beauregard George A. Stacy Harry J. Pratt
John F. Mannion
Elmer D. Howe
John B. Archambeault
James O. Bailey
John A. O'Connell
George G. Gignac
William H. Murphy
Charles A. Cook
Alfred G. Boudreau
Louis Farly
Julian P. Wood
Frank H. Fortier
D. Howard Fletcher
Joseph H. Houde
George L. Bigelow
F. Howard Brown
Samuel L. Churchill O. A. Morton
John E. Savage
Edward E. Allen
Edward L. Bigelow
Lawrence E. Kirby
John W. Keane
Hon. H. C. Hunter
Rev. George S. Pine
William A. Berry
Charles S. Thomson P. B. Murphy
William D. Burdett Louis P. Howe
George R. S. Lippard Joseph Beaudreau 2d
Carl E. Walker
James M. Hurley
Thomas A. Giblin
Harry A. Barnard John J. Cassidy Louis F. Putnam John P. Rowe George A. Morrison
Edwin W. Ladd Samuel II. Thompson HI. Wesley Holyoke William D. Lee
Frederick Lesieur
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Michael Quirk Andrew Lacouture Cyprien Simoneau Fred A. Este
Dr. R. E. Stevens
Clara B. Johnson
Dr. C. L. Cutler Jr.
Anna F. Rogers Grace D. Gallup
Mary E. Sheehan
Dr T. F. McCarthy
Minnie M. Coyne
Lillian E. Holden
Dr. D. M. O'Connell
Mary E. O'Halloran
Margaret J. Brown
Royal R. Giles
Dr. J. J. Kelley
Grace Dalton
Mary E. Murphy
Dr. James T. Buckley
J. V. Jackman
Eva M. Smith
Dr. C. W. Smith
Mary A. Kaler
Fannie A. Gleason
Dr. Joseph Redfearn
Mary E. Lyons
Orissa. W. Gleason
Dr. Edward H. Ellis
Lucy T. Brewin
Jennie A. Quirk
Dr. Hattie E. Chalmers
Nellie C. Moynihan
Lillian G. Pratt
Dr. E. J. Therrin
Agnes E. McCarthy
Alice L. Wall
Dr. J. A. D. Jacques Dr. A. R. Roy
Minnie A. Cavanaugh
Hattie E. Brigham
Dr. S. P. Willard
Theresa McGee
Ellen Dorsey Anna W. Packard
Dr. F. A. Leland
L. Alice O'Grady
Alice E. Springer
Mary A. Murphy
Dr. James T. Moriarty
Maude Moynihan
Alice B. Clancy
Dr. James F. Spencer
Elena B. Cavanaugh
Annie E. Campbell
Dr. J. T. Neary
Cecile LeBrun John J. Salmon
Minnie E. Galvin Eleanor N. Irving
Dr. William T. Dean
Katherine A. Byrne
Nellie A. Gannon
Dr. Napoleon Goulet Dr. L. E. Stevens
Elizabeth Hurley
Elsie L. Ball
Dr. Carroll A. Egan
Margaret F. Hackett
Kattrinka Fessman
Raoul H. Beaudreau
Ann F. Wall
J. A. Millington
Frank P. O'Donnell
Lillian F. Curtis
W. E. Gifford
C. H. Parsons
Katherine E.Shaughnessy
P. S. Rideout Alma Sasville Marie Desroches
Joseph A. McGee
Annie J. Wilder
Mary E. Cahill
Annie F. Witherbee
John H. Baker
James P. Collins
Maude G. Egan
Rosalba Harper Annie Flaherty Pearl Parker
George W. Morris
Henrietta Gately
Catherine E. McCarthy
M. Wysanski
Blanche Poitras
Mary G. Flynn
Clarice Noel
Bessie D. Freeman
COMMITTEE ON RULES
Cyprien Martin Willard A. Walker
James M. Hurley Frank H. Fortier
Margaret E. O'Brien
Elizabeth D. Donahue
Mary A. Moriarty Sarah E. Cotting Elizabeth A. Dacey
Mary E. O'Callahan
Dr. Wm. H. Richardson
Evelyn F. Hall
Dr. E. G. Hoitt
Mary L. Cavanaugh
Nora D. Dee
Dr. R. O. Clark
Ethel E. Proctor
Katherine A. Doyle
Edgar Weeks Winfield Temple
Heman S. Fay
William M. Brigham
Thomas H. O'Halloran
Frances E. Mulholland
Mary A. Campbell
Anna A. IIyde
George F. Pyne Daniel J. Kenney
T. J. Reardon
Harriet A. Rugg Arthur H. Reade Helen M. Dunn
Alice M. Morse
Samuel H. Thompson
Dr. T. W. McGee
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CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES-MARLBOROUGH'S 250TH ANNIVERSARY
FRANK S. ROCK Chairman Committee on Sports
JAMES P. STEELE Chairman Committee on Floats
J. A. LACOUTURE Chairman Committee on Decorations
JAMES F. J. OTTERSON Chairman Committee on Auto- mobiles and Carriages
Dr. R. E. STEVENS Chairman Committee on Accidents and Emergencies
O. A. MORTON Chairman Committee on Children's Entertainment
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CHAIRMEN OF COMMITTEES-MARLBOROUGH'S 250TH ANNIVERSARY
GEORGE S. PARKER Chairman Committee on G. A. R.
CHARLES F. MCCARTHY Chairman Reception Committee
J. A. MILLINGTON Chairman Committee on Music
GEORGE L. STEVENS Chairman Committee on Invitations
J. J. O'CONNOR Secretary of General Committee
A. F. BARNARD Chairman Committee on Fireworks
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COMMITTEE ON UNIFORMED BODIES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Capt. F. G. Taylor, Chairman Charles H. Andrews, Secretary
George S. Parker Edward T. Simoneau F. Howard Brown
Charles F. McCarthy T. H. Nedreau
William M. Leonard
William M. Brigham
James F. Mahoney
Frank F. Kelleher
Alex Thivierge
Fred A. Moore
John Flynn
COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM
Frank W. Banister, Chairman George L. Bigelow, Secretary
James F. Mahoney Charles F. McCarthy John H. Williams
George G. Gignac
John P. Rowe, P. B. Murphy
Charles W. Curtis James P. Steele John J. Lynch
COMMITTEE ON MERCANTILE FLOATS
James P. Steele, Chairman.
Frank L. Gage, Secretary
J. M. Carpenter
Arthur C. Lamson E. I. Morse
Frank Mckenzie
Alex Patoel
Amedee Beauregard
John P. Rowe
E. F. Houghton
Marcus M. Browne
David W Powers
William H. Downey
Martin F. Malia
George F. Bond
William A. Allen
J. I. Aldrich
COMMITTEE ON HISTORICAL PAGEANT
Elmer D. Howe, Chairman.
O. A. Morton, Secretary
Joseph Beaudreau 2d
James O. Bailey
Mrs. Frank W. Sawin
G. Otis Adams
Carroll A. Egan Mrs. Annie Clifford
C. S. Thomson William H. Murphy Mrs. Fred A. Trull
F. A. McGill
Louis Farley
Mrs. Edward Butler
Caleb Holbrook D. Howard Fletcher
Mrs. C. L. Cutler Jr.
John A. Cratty
F. Howard Brown Mrs. J. F. J. Otterson
James H. Lyons
Mrs. D. H. Fletcher
Mrs. Etta McNally
Amie Rougeau
Miss Anna Hyde
Mrs. George L. Stevens
William A. Springer
L. E. Kirby
Armas F. Bonin
F. W. Sawin
Fred H. Morse
Miss Josephine O'Brien
William D. Doyle
John E. Bradley
Mrs. Ida Bonville
W. E. Collette
Mrs. Charles C. Hart
COMMITTEE ON PRESS
E. S. Murphy F. II. Pope Lawrence Thyne
A. L. Beauchamp William D. McPherson
P. B. Murphy C. F. McCarthy
Miss Ludivine Durand
E. Irving Morse Fred Bertrand Mrs. Fred HI. Fay John E. Savage
George R. Hall
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COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
David W. Powers, Chairman
Daniel J. Cronin Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Eugene O. Brigham
Walter B. Morse,
John F. Mannion
John H. Parker
Arthur N. Payne
A. J. Adams
Edwin C. Whitney John Flaherty Charles D. Ladd
COMMITTEE ON PRINTING, ADVERTISING AND BADGES
F. W. Horne, Chairman. Peter B. Murphy, Secretary.
Cyprien Martin
Charles S. Thomson F. B. Estabrook
Gardner H. Carpenter
William H. Osgood Daniel F. Lynch
Samuel H. Thompson
J. Vincent Lyons
George E. Greeley
John F. Mannion
Fred W. Pratt
M. M. Multer
John V. O'Brien
COMMITTEE ON MUSIC
J. A. Millington, Chairman. Louis A. Collins, Secretary
Harry E. Brigham T. J. Flanagan Robert W. Bird George Woods
Frank G. Newell
William H. Brigham
F. W. Riley
Arthur J. Crotty
James H. Warner
E. W. Ladd
COMMITTEE ON G. A. R.
George S. Parker, Chairman.
Eugene Moore
Lafayette Stickney
Charles Adams
Charles F. Robinson
William A Springer
Walter S. Goss
Charles Warren
Wilbur Fiske George Spofford
George Balcom
L. P. Parker
COMMITTEE ON FIREMEN'S EXERCISES
Charles H. Andrews, Chairman. William A. Berry, Secretary
George A. Stacy H. Wesley Holyoke
Thomas E. Campbell
Frank W. Banister Carl E. Walker John W. Keane
Daniel F. O'Connor,
J. Henry Gleason
Frank S. Rock
Frank H. Fortier John F. Byrne
Thomas Burke
COMMITTEE ON FIREWORKS
A. F. Barnard, Chairman. John J. Brecken, Secretary.
John J. Hanley Michael A. Santella
George F. Gallagher
Daniel Santora
Russell A. Armstrong F. A. Clough Thomas H. Fahey
Joseph A. Bouvier
Samuel H. Thompson H. Wesley Holyoke Leo Monte
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COMMITTEE ON GAMES AND SPORTS
Frank S. Rock, Chairman. Dr. George J. Delaney, Secretary.
Henry W. Eager
Joseph N. L'Eveque
Walter E. Searles
F. W. Leary
Telesphore Sasville Dennis E. O'Brien
Daniel F. Buckley
Hector Lacerte
Dennis S. Hurley
Dr. E. W. Bradley
George H. Spalding
Joseph J. Hart
James H. King
E. P. Longley
Ernest L. Faunce
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS
J. A. Lacouture, Chairman. James H. White, Secretary.
Fred Moore
Harry Bridge
Lawrence E. Kirby
Ralph B. Barker
James Golden
Cyprien Martin
E. C. Minehan
Joseph Lapierre 1
William D. Lee
Phil J. Burke
COMMITTEE ON ILLUMINATIONS
James F. Mahoney Chairman. Samuel L. Churchill, Secretary.
Frank W. Horne
Frank H. Fortier
George G. Gignac
C. S. Davis
George A. Stacy James F. Sullivan
M. J. Buckley
Arthur A Horne
H. W. Angier
Arthur Rougeau
COMMITTEE ON SALUTES AND RINGING OF BELLS
Eugene Moore John S. Fay Edward A. Brown
George A. Stacy, Chairman. George I. King Henry R. Shute
Patrick McKernan George Balcom
Wilfred Trembley
John B. King.
COMMITTEE ON HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS AND LOCALITIES
George W. Hager, Chairman.
Miss Julia P. Brigham
E. L. Bigelow Mrs. J. W. Giles Levi W. Baker
Miss E. W. Witherbee
Charles E. Stevens
Mrs. E. L. Bigelow
Mrs. Mary A. Osgood Mrs. Fred H. Fay
J. W. Giles
Miss Harriet A. Rugg Mrs. J. V. Jackman
Mrs. Fred A. Wheeler
Mrs. Mary II. Richardson
Mrs. E. L. Manning.
COMMITTEE ON AUTOMOBILES AND CARRIAGES
Frank Billings O. D. Wheeler J. Frank Carney William A. Coleman
J. F. J. Otterson, Chairman. HIenry H. Carter E. W. McVicar A. J. Adams William F. Doak
Walter D. Lepper F. S. Dewey Jr. George E. Bemis
Alex Patoel
William G. Boudreau Arthur N. Forbush
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COMMITTEE ON PRIVILEGES, BOOTHS, STANDS, TENTS AND TELEPHONES
Daniel F. O'Connor, Chairman. Wesley B. Humphreys, Secretary
Frank W. Banister
George R. Butterfield
Charles McGee
F. W. Horne
Joseph E. Warren
Daniel M. Cousins
George G. Gignac T. P. Hurley
Herbert F. Cook
John B. Archambeault
Fred I. Bennett
John J. Rafferty
Gardner H. Carpenter
Harry Taylor
B. W. Johnson
John F. Mannion
Henry O. White
John P. Barry
COMMITTEE ON ACCIDENTS, EMERGENCIES AND CONVENIENCES
Dr. R. E. Stevens
Dr. C. T. Warner
Joseph H. Houde
William H. Hill
Harry A. Barnard
George R. Hall
John J. Cassidy
Hugh F. Byrne
Arthur F. Meanor Eugene Closson A. J. Adams
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