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1851-1860
Aaron D. Weld
1851-1863
Harrison Parker
1851-1857
Gardner Symmes
1851-1860
James A. Woodbury
1858-1860
Sherburn T. Sanborn
1861-1880
H. K. Stanton
1861-1877
Luther R. Symmes
1861-1875
Stephen Thompson
1863-1875
Mial Cushman
1872-1880
George P. Brown
1876-1882, 1901-1910
Abijah Thompson, 3d
1876-188I
Henry F. Johnson
1878, 1879, 1881-1899
George G. Stratton
1874-1888
Henry A. Emerson
1881-1894
Charles E. Redfern
1882-1896
David O. Blanchard
1883-1888
Alfred S. Hall
1889-1896
John B. Rhoades
1889-1905
375
APPENDIX B
Samuel W. Twombly
1895-1910
Charles F. Lunt
1896-1900
Daniel W. Kimball
1897
Charles W. Bradstreet
1897-1906
Joseph J. Todd
1898-1903
Henry J. Winde
1900-1920
James H. Dwinell
1903-1909
Charles A. Gleason
1907-
James Nowell
1910-1919
Joseph L. S. Barton 1910-
Daniel W. Pratt
1910
Ernest R. Eustis
I9II-
Albert A. Reed
1920-
Charles J. Ramsdell
1921-1925
William H. Bowe
1926-
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
(Until March 1924, this board was known as the Overseers of the Poor. From 1854 to 1890 the selectmen acted as Overseers of the Poor. The following are those elected since the independent board was created. There were at first four members, but in 1895 the board was reduced to three.)
Albert Ayer 1890-1895
Charles H. Winn
1890, 1891
Mrs. Cynthia J. Pierce
1890-190I
Mrs. Emily C. Symmes
1890-1892, 1901-1913
Henry F. Johnson
1890-1891
Henry M. Shepard I891
George H. Carter
1892-1920
Mrs. Lucinda E. Mason
1893-1895
Patrick Dowd
1894-1900
Dr. Charles F. McCarthy 1901-1918
Miss Bernice W. Billings 1914-1919
Dr. Irving T. Cutter
1919-192I
Miss Mabel W. Stinson 1919-1920
Miss A. Natalie Jewett 1920-1923
376
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Patrick Noonan
1920-1921
Miss Frances Fitzgerald
1921-1925
Nathaniel M. Nichols
1922-1926
Mrs. Alice L. Martin
1926
Herbert W. Kelley
1926-1927
Miss Mary E. Martin
1927, 1928
Mrs. Marion P. Powers
1927-1929
Albert L. Huckins
1928-1933
Miss Nellie M. Sullivan 1929-
Stockton Raymond
1929
Mrs. Lilla G. Ryan
1930-1933
Earle E. Andrews
1933-
Malcolm S. Nichols
1933-1936
Francis E. Smith
1936-
REPRESENTATIVES TO GENERAL COURT
(From 1857 to 1896 Winchester and Arlington comprised one legislative district. From 1896 to 1922 Winchester and a part of Medford were joined in a single district. Since 1922 Winchester has formed a separate district.)
Frederick O. Price
1850-185I
Zachariah Richardson
1852
Joseph Stone
1853
Cephas Church
1854
Aaron D. Weld
1855
Alvin Taylor
1856
John Schouler (Arlington)
1857
Oliver R. Clark
1858
Joseph Burrage (Arlington)
1859
Charles Heyward
1860
Albert Winn (Arlington)
186I
Frederick O. Prince
1862
Samuel Butterfield (Arlington)
1863
Charles Goddard
1864
Joseph S. Potter (Arlington)
1865-1869
Salem Wilder
1868
377
APPENDIX B
Jesse Bacon (Arlington)
I869
Samuel W. Twombly
1870
David N. Skillings
1871
J. Winslow Pierce (Arlington) 1872
John T. Manny
1873
Abraham B. Coffin
1874
Samuel O. Hicks (Arlington)
1875
William H. Kinsman
1876
William G. Peck (Arlington)
1877,1879
Josiah F. Stone
1878, 1880
Thomas P. Ayer
1880
John C. Harriss (Arlington)
188I
James F. Dwinell
1882
John H. Hardy (Arlington)
1883
Samuel J. Elder
1884
Warren A. Pierce (Arlington)
1885, 1886
Samuel W. McCall
1887, 1888, 1891
William H. H. Tuttle (Arlington)
1889, 1890
Fred Joy
1892
J. A. Bailey (Arlington)
1893, 1894
Forrest C. Manchester
1895, 1896
John F. Libby (Medford)
1897, 1898
Samuel W. Twombly
1899, 1900
Lombard Williams (Medford)
1901, 1902
Alfred S. Hall
1903, 1904
Barker B. Howard (Medford)
1905, 1906
Lewis Parkhurst
1907
Frank E. Barnard
1908
Wilton B. Fay (Medford)
1909-19II
Winfield F. Prime
1912-1914
Luther B. Lyman (Medford)
1915
William A. Kneeland
1916-1918
Richard B. Coolidge (Medford)
1919, 1920
Thomas R. Bateman
1922-1930
William E. Ramsdell
1932-
INDEX
Abbott, John, 7n, 303, 343 Abbott, Zebediah, 155, 208 Abbott, Mrs. Zebediah, 199 Aberjona Pond, 275
Aberjona River, 1, 3; origin of its name, 5; 14, 25, 28, 31, 44, 57, 58, 61, 125, 126, 138, 185, 200, 209, 266, 268, 269, 271, 272; improvement of by Park Commission, 273-277, 335 Abrahams, Benjamin, 188, 195, 228 Adams, Charles Francis, 223, 265, 357
Adams, Herbert, 329, 330
Adams, Rev. L. W., 236
Adams School, 249, 25I Addison, Rev. Charles M., 238 Adelphian Club, 204 Agricultural Library Association, I79n
Alexander, Frederick C., 272, 274 Allen, A. B., 223
Allen, Dr. Clarence S., 276, 306
Allen, Gov. Frank G., 330 Allen, James S., 258, 331
Amoine, Dr. Victor, 326
Ambrose, Vincent C., 334
American Legion, 336, 347, 348
Andrews, Hiram, 228 Andrews Hill, 1, 2, 4, 53, 55, 152, 171, 246 Andros, Sir Edmund, 52, 73, 74 Appolonio, Nicholas T., 221, 272, 343 Arlington, 21, 105, 156, 211, 214, 223, 294, 333 Armstrong, Robert M., 234, 244 Art Association of Winchester, 292 Ayer, A. Eugene, 278n Ayer, Albert, 192, 287
Ayer, John L., 233, 310, 319n
Ayer, Thomas Prentiss, 192, 196, 21I, 220, 231, 251, 290, 291, 340
Back Log Club, 204, 209 Bacon, Charles F., 134 Bacon, Charles N., 134
Bacon, John H., 133, 166, 201, 208, 245
Bacon Mill, 133, 298
Bacon, Robert, 50, 129, 132, 133
Bacon, Robert (2d), 135
Bacon Dam, blown up, 201
Bacon Street, 59, 133, 174, 220, 30I
Bacon's Field, 205, 301
Badger, Daniel B., 256, 319n
Badger, Erastus B., 343
Balcke, Walter H., 258
Baldwin Apple, The, 98, 99
Baldwin, Henry, 38
Baldwin, Loammi, 38, 98, 99, 123, 126
Bancroft, Cyrus, 169, 228
Baptist Church, 228, 229
Baptists in Old Woburn, 64, 65
Barksdale, Deacon Oliver, 243
Barbieri, Andrea, 326 Barnard, E. Lawrence, 242
Barnes, Rev. H. F., 229
Barret, Rev. L. G., 229
Barrett, Charles E., 222
Barrows, Harold K., 218
Barta, Louis, 313 Bartlett, Samuel P., 35I
Barton, Joseph L. S., 343
Baseball in Winchester, 204, 205, 270
Baxter, J. Frank, 25I
Bayley, J. R., 226
Bedell, Francis B., 197
Beggs, William E., 318n
Beggs, William N., 293
Beggs and Cobb, 208, 297
Belcher, William M., 352
Belknap Mill, 84-86, 93, 208
Belknap, Capt. Samuel, 77, 86; militia
captain, 87; at Lexington, 103, 106, 107, 115
379
380
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Belknap, Thomas, 53, 84, 86, 89 Belknap, Gen. William G., 87
Belknap, Gen. William W., 87 Belknap, Witch, 87
Bell, Aaron C., 242
Bennett, Rev. Joseph, 147, 150, 15I Bethany Sunday School and Society, 240, 24I
Bicknell, W. H. W., 210
Bidwell, Howard F., 322, 345
Bishop, Charles J., 23I
Bishop, Charles J., Jr., 231
Bissell, Rev. Edwin C., 227
Black Ball Pond, 1, 58, improvement of, 273, 275, 276, 317
Black Horse Hose Co., 282, 336
Black Horse Tavern, 49, 89, 90, 93- 100, 102, 105, 139, 167
Black Horse Village, 97, 135
Blackett, Rev. C. W., 236
Blackham, James W., 257, 347
Blaisdell, Dr. Albert F., 260
Blaisdell, Dr. J. Harper, 276, 293, 306
Blank Brothers Tannery, 286, 297
Blind Bridge, bridge and street, 58
Board of Health, 276
Bolles, John A., 155, 160, 161, 164, 166, 173, 177, 178, 198, 199, 228 Boon, Edward P., 35I
Boston and Lowell R. R., 129, 134- 138, 149, 187; second railway sta- tion, 188; Highlands Station of, 241; 262, 316
Boston and Maine R.R., 224, 303, 316, 318-32I
Boston, 2, 19, 65, 101, 105; siege of, 106, III, 123, 265, 268 Boutwell, Gov. George P., 179
Bouvé, Marshall W., 342
Bowditch, E. W., 219, 220
Bowe, William H., 223
Boy Scouts, 323, 349, 350
Boynton, William, 302
Brackett, Edward A., 191, 201, 251, 35℃ Bradstreet, Charles W., 239
Brewer, W. H., 291 Bridge, C. L. F., 340
Bridge, James, 143, 170
Briggs, Bodwell S., 256
Briggs, Gov. George N., 167, 177
Bronson, Rev. S. J., 229 Brooks, Benjamin, 88
Brooks, Lt. Caleb, 102, 106
Brooks, Rev. Charles, 230
Brooks, Charles, historian of Medford,
I4 Brooks, Ebenezer, 49, 116n
Brooks, Edward, 7n
Brooks, Henry, 39
Brooks, Gov. John, 49, 110, III, 123
Brooks, Joseph, 88
Brooks, Mary, 49, III
Brooks, Susannah (Richardson), 39
Brooks, Zachariah, 106
Brougher, Rev. J. W., Jr., 229
Broughton, Thomas, 45
Brown, Dr. Arthur L., 308, 326
Brown, Capt. Fred N., 326, 327
Brown, George P., 208, 231, 334
Brown, Dr. Harold, 308
Brown, John L., 318
Brown, Capt. Joseph, 106, 116n
Brown, Maurice F., 272, 325
Brown and Stanton Block, 208, 238, 291, 334, 347
Browne, Rev. Benjamin F., 229
Bruce, Rev. Thomas, 243
Bunter, Abe, 252
Burgoyne, Gen. John, 97, 106, 108
Burgoyne, Dr. Roger M., 308
Burlington, 84, 146
Bushnell, Horace, 179
Butler, Joseph W., 260
Butters, Rev. George A., 236
Cabot, G. Dwight, 222 Caldicott, Rev. T. F., 228
Caldwell, Eben, 22I
Calumet Club, 315, 339, 340, 353
Cambridge Street, 50, 52, 53, 59, 118,
131, 155, 174, 245, 282, 301
381
INDEX
Canal Street, 124 Carpenter, Dunbar F., 260 Carpenter, Frank F., 260 Carpenter, Dr. Robert J., 326 Carr, Felix J., 223 Carter, George H., 322, 340 Carter, Capt. John, 53; sued by Edward Johnson, 54; captain of militia, 73, 74
Carter, John (the second), 55, 62
Carter, John H., 198
Carter, John H., 268
Carter, John R., 224
Carter, Simon, 53, 1I6n
Carter, Rev. Thomas, 27, 63
Caser, Ettore, 210, 292, 327
Catholic Daughters of America, in Winchester, 355
Catholic Women's Guild, 355 Cemetery, behind the First Church, 152, 173 (see also Wildwood Cemetery) Chaffee, Rev. J. R., 236
Challis, John, 221, 222
Chamberlain, Arthur E. H., 327
Chamberlain, Walter E., 325
Chapin, Dr. Alonzo, 145, 168, 195, 196, 25I
Chapin School, 251, 255 Chapman, Henry S., 346
Charles II, King of England, 32
Charlestown, II; settled, 18-20; grants lands in Waterfield, 21, 24, 29, 31, 44, 50, 57, 58, 105, 118, 123, 125, 127; takes water from Mystic Lake, 193, 200-202, 266, 314 Charlestown End, 30, 50
Charlestown Village, early name of Winchester territory, 24 Cheney, Rev. G. H., 236 Chickering, Rev. Joseph, 14, 147 Chidley, Rev. Howard J., 210, 227, 335 Chidley, Mrs. Howard J., 350 Christian Science Church, 240 Christoforo Colombo, Society, 355
Church, Dr. Adelaide B., 305 Church, Dr. Benjamin F., 305 Church, Cephus, 141, 35I Church and Lane, 88, 14I Church Street (seealso Driver's Lane), 29, 44, 59, 117, 125, 135, 142, 174, 176, 220, 223, 245, 301, 316, 318 Civil War, Winchester in the, 193-201 Clancy, Bartley, 326 Clapp House, fall of the, 120
Clark, Rev. Francis E., 48
Clark, Fred, 322
Clark, Oliver Richardson, 32n, 132, 160, 164, 165, 169, 178, 189, 195,
196, 2II, 212, 226, 245, 247, 251, 263, 280 Clark, Dr. Richard J., 308
Clarke, Alfred, 319n
Clarke, Vincent P., 321, 336
Coats, John H., 142
Cobb, G. E., 234 Cobb, John R., 189, 279
Coburn, William Winchester, 168
Coffin, Abraham B., 191, 288, 291
Coit, George C., 260, 343
Coit, Rev. Joshua, 243
Coit, Mrs. Joshua, 308, 309, 3II
Coit, Robert, 228, 292, 343, 344 Cold Bridge, 25
Cole, Gen. Charles H., 259
Cole, Rev. D. S., 234
Cole, Isaac, 32
Cole, J. Foxcroft, 209
Cole, Dame Ursula, 44
Collins, Edward, 33, 45
Collins, Thomas, 149, 153, 203
Collins's Woods, 203
Collis, Harry, Mayor of Winchester, England, 335, 336, 337
Collis, Mrs., 335, 337 Comins, Albert K., 312
Comins, Danforth W., 306
Common, the Winchester, 262, 263
Common Street, 176
Conant, Roger, 17
Concord, Battle of, 103, 104
382
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Congregational Church (First),
founded, 147-153; building de- scribed, 152; Deacon's Elms, at, 153; controversy over Woburn Church Fund, 157; destroyed by fire, 182, 183; 226, 227
Congregational Church (Second), 241, 243
Conn, Horace, 165
Converse, Allen, 82
Converse, Benjamin, 37, 116n
Converse, Ebenezer, 77, 84
Converse, Edward, in Charlestown,
19, 20, 21; a founder of Woburn,
24, 25, 27; settles in Waterfield,
29, 31-33; death and estate, 33; 54, 58, 256, 262, 315
Converse, "Goodwife," 82, 84
Converse, Lt. James, 32, 35, 55, 73, 250
Converse, Maj. James, his defense of Wells, Me., 35-37; militia officer, 75, 76,77
Converse, Josiah, 33, 34, 45, 54, 62
Converse, Robert, 77, 93, 106
Converse, Samuel, 34, 35, 51
Converse Bridge, 27I
Converse Elm, The, 31
Converse Mill, 31, 34, 58, 59, 61, 80, 89, 92, 138
Converse Mill Pond, 256, 271, 275
Cook, Frederick W., 337
Cooke, Capt., 10, 11, 58
Cooke, Dwight W., 327
Cooke, Rev. George, 2In, 247, 251, 293
Cooperative Bank, Winchester, 22I
Cooper's Tavern, 97
Corbi, John, 326
Corey, Charles E., 256
Corse, Gen. John M., 210
Cosgrove, Howard S., 322
Cosgrove, John T., 354
Cotter, Thomas B., 221, 222
Cotton, Rev. John, 27
Cotton, Rev. Josiah, 67
Country Club, Winchester, 9, 9n, 304, 342, 343
Cowdery, Robert, 287, 29I
Cowdery, Cobb and Nichols, 88, 141, 208
Crawford, Frank E., 235, 312, 313
Crawford, Mrs. Winnifred L., 235
Cross Street, 58, 174, 24I
Cummings, Dr. Mott A., 276, 306, 307
Cummings, Mrs. Lenore, 306
Cunningham, Dr. A. L., 308
Currier, Charles F. A., 256, 260, 331
Curtis, Charles L., 254
Curtis, Charles P., Jr., 155, 186, 201, 231, 247, 302
Curtis, Mrs. C. P., 187, 199
Cushing, Miss Grace, 310
Cutter, Albert, 349
Cutter, Andrew, 132
Cutter, Henry, 93, 149
Cutter, Dr. Irving T., 308, 326
Cutter, John, 131
Cutter, Capt. John, 132
Cutter, Stephen, 93, 132, 148, 149, 169, 220, 262
Cutter, Stephen H., 132
Cutter, Sullivan, 132, 280
Cutter, William R., 5, 27, 75n, 86n, 106n
Cutter Mill, 120, 132, 136
Cutter Village, 57, 132, 171, 246
Cutting, Alexis C., 208, 265, 267, 289, 290 Cutting, Frank A., 222
Cutting, Louis F., 296
Daley, Rev. Patrick J., 236
Daly, William J., 268, 319n, 354
Dascomb, Rev. A. B., 227
Daughters of Rebekah, 352
Davidson, George T., 272, 274, 353
Davis, Rev. C. H., 236
Davis, Joshua, 96
Davis, Nathaniel, 88
Deacon's Elms, 153
383
INDEX
Dean, Arthur W., 331, 332 DeCourcey, David H., 285, 354 Dennett, Dr. Daniel C., 307, 326 Dennett, Mrs. Daniel C., 323 Dennett, Mahlon W., 326
Derby, Richard B., 257, 325, 331 deTeso, Salvatore, 336
Dewart, Rev. Murray W., 240, 325, 347
Dickson, H. T., 256
Dineen, Maurice, 322
District No. 5, 245
Dix, Gen. John A., 198
Dodge, William A., 245
Dolben, Joseph A., 348
Donahue, Rev. Charles A., 325
Donohue, John, 135
Donohue, William F., 326
Donovan, Henry, 347 Donovan, Rev. T. A., 325
Dorsey, James F., 217, 271, 313
Dotten, Harry W., 215
Dotten, Walter H., 32I
Dotten, William T., 215
Dow, Stephen, 224 Downer, Arthur T., 299
Downs, Mrs. Elizabeth E., 233
Downs, Miss Elizabeth S., 233, 335 Downs, Jere A., 233, 272, 303, 319n, 324 Driver's Lane, 59 Dunbar, Hosea, 23I Dunham, C. H., 287, 291 Dunnell, James A., 347 Dunning, Mrs. W. L., 325
Dunstable, Mass., 78, 79n, 80
Dunster, Henry, President of Har- vard, 10, 27, 62 Dupee, C. H., 281, 286 Dupee, Capt. Isaac, 94 Durivage, Francis A., 173, 186, 192 Dutch, Charles F., 320
Dutch, Mrs. Charles F., 257
Dwight, Rev. Charles A. S., 242
Dwight, Edmund, 192
Dwinell, James F., 209, 21I, 214, 216, 220, 290, 295 Dwinell, James H., 345
Earthquake of 1727, 66 Eastern Felt Co., 124, 298
Eastern Star, 352
Eastwick, Mrs. Charles H., 350
Eaton, Charles N., 347
Eaton, John, 12I Eaton, Dr. Lilley, 308
Eddy, Rev. E. B., 194, 229
Edes, Henry H., 314
Eichheim, Henry 345
Elder, Samuel J., 210, 222, 303, 322,
343 Eliot, Charles, 265
Elks, Winchester Lodge of, 353
Elliot, Simon, 95
Elm at the Center, 176
Elm, the Church Street, 176
Emblem Club, 336
Emergency Relief Administration, 275 Emerson, Rev. Mr., 151
Emerson, Henry A., 217, 265, 267, 290, 302, 313 Emerson, Loring, 131, 153, 155, 157, 167,18I
Emerson, Putnam, 153
Emery, Dr. Robert L., 308
En Ka Society, 354
Endicott, John, 12, 17
Engine houses, 280, 282, 285
Epiphany, Church of the, 238, 239, 240 Erskine, Havelock, 352 Erskine, William D., 352 "Essex," explosion of the locomotive, 205 Eustis, Ernest R., 222, 335
Eustis, George H., 293
Eustis, Rev. William T. Jr. 154
Evans, Rev. Allan, 240
Everell Road, III Everett, Hon. Edward, 52, 192; man- sion erected by, 193, 194 Everett, William, 194 Everett Avenue, 10, 125, 209
384
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Excelsior, fire engine, 183, 184, 279, 280, 281, 336 Excelsior Hose Co., 282
Farnham, Clinton L., 254
Farnsworth, Mrs. Georgia Y., 260
Farnsworth, Harold V., 259
Fausey, John F., 254
Fay, Dana, 142, 164, 166
Fellsland Council, B. S. of A., 350
Fernald, George A., 221, 296
Fernald, Robert W., 349
Field, A. H., 231, 35I
Fielden, Rev. J. F., 229
Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration, 315
Figlioli, Mario, 326
Fire protectionin Winchester, 278-287
Fish Committee, the, 20I
Fiske, Dwight L., 327
Fiske, John, 149
Fitch, William P., 334
Fitts, Mrs. Caroline S., 259
Fitzgerald, James J., 299, 322, 327, 328, 335
Fitzgerald, John, 197
Fitzgerald, Patrick E., 334
Fitzsimmons, Rev. James F., 237
Flanders, Wallace F., 223
Fletcher, Asa, 212, 214, 214n
Fletcher, Solomon, 210
Fletcher Street, 125, 264, 301
Flood of 1855, 185
Foley, Dr. George S., 326
Folsom, S. H., 25I
Ford, Miss Caroline, 199
Ford, Capt. Jefferson, 153, 197, 198
Forest Street, 156, 174, 208
Foresters, Catholic Order of, 355
Forsyth, Frank B., 302
Fortnightly Club, 308, 328, 336, 340- 342, 348
Foster, Edward S., 223
Foster, Hopestill, 62
Fowle, Rev. John, 12
Fox, Rev. Jabez, 63, 65
Fox, Rev. John, 63, 66, 67
Fox, Capt. Jonathan, 103 Free Masonry in Winchester, 351, 352 Freeman, John R., 216
Freeman, R. C. P., 155
French, William B., 233, 256, 296, 310 French and Indian War, 80-83
Friend, Mrs. Alfred W., 349
Friis, Mrs. Jan, 350
Frye, Chaplain, in Lovewell's Fight, 80
Fryeburg, Maine, 78
Fryling, Rev. William, 243
Fuller, Harold W., 309
Gale, Dr. Harold E., 308
Gale of 1815, 130
Garcelon, Edward, 334
Gardner, Edward, 51, 1I6n
Gardner, Henry, 50
Gardner, Henry, Treasurer of Massa- chusetts, 50, IOI
Gardner, Deacon Henry, 51, 1I6n
Gardner, Gov. Henry J., 50
Gardner, Rev. John, 50
Gardner, Capt. Joseph, 51
Gardner, O. W., 289, 290
Gardner, Patience, 250
Gardner, Richard, 50, 51, 52, 54
Gardner, Samuel, 52
Gardner Row, II
Garrett, Edmund L., 209, 272
Gas Company, 188, 189
Gay, Ernest S., 244
Gibbons, Major Edward, 9, 11, 12, 20
Gibbons, Jotham, 9, 10, 12
Gibbons, Love, 12
Gifford, Rev. A. B., 236
Gifford School, 247, 248, 250, 256
Gifford, Stephen M., 166
Gilbert, George H., 301
Gilbody, Mrs. John H., 348
Ginn, Edwin, 266, 268, 299, 300, 303, 304, 342
Ginn Field, 268, 269
Girl Scouts, 323, 350, 35I
Gironda, John, 326
Gleason, Thomas, IO, II, 12, 34
INDEX
385
Glendon, William M., 326 Goddard, Charles, 155, 169, 231, 245 Goddu, Louis, 271, 298, 299 Gordon, John, 197 Gorges, Sir Ferdinando, 6, 9
Gould, Simeon, 116n Grade crossing controversy, 316-322
Grafton, S. G., 228 Grammer, William, 13I Grand Army of the Republic, 336, 346, 347 Grant, Frederick W., 326 Grass Hopper, the, 278, 279 Graves, Thomas, of Charlestown, 18, 19 Graves, Thomas, of Waterfield, 24, 26 Green, John, 55 Green, William, 55. Greene, Charles E., 274 Greene, Dr. Moses C., 143
Gregg, Rev. Merritt, 229 Grindle, Wade L., 254, 336
Grosvenor, Edward A., 223 Grove Street, 57, 174 Guild, Irving T., 318 Guild, Robert F., 260 Guild of the Infant Savior, 355 Gutterson, Rev. George H., 243
Hadley, Rev. Dwight W., 240 Hadley, Henry, 345 Hale, Arthur W., 244 Hale, Ralph T., 258, 292 Hall, Alfred S., 217, 247, 312, 313 Hall, Charles, 132 Hall, Mrs. Clifton S., 350 Hallett, B. F., 165, 166 Ham, S. F., 231 Hamilton, Mrs. Grace M., 349 Hamlin, Emmons, 209, 232 Hanlon, Daniel F., 347 Harmony Hall, 238 Harrington, Amasa, 352 Harrington, George, 310, 3II Harrington, Mrs. Sophronia, 309, 3II Harris, Rev. Amos, 229
Harvard, Rev. John, 20, 21, 22, 26 Harvey, Rev. F. B., 236 Hatch, Ernest W., 334 Hatch, Francis A., 197 Hawes, Daniel W., 143
Hayden, Mrs. Ashley K., 335, 337
Hefflon, Joseph H., 326, 327
Hemingway, John R., 287
Hemmingway, Rev. Truman, 240 Henry, George E., 235
Herrick, Moses A., 99, 209, 2II, 213, 214, 216, 263, 290, 29I Herrick Street, 174
Herron, Schuyler F., 254
Higgins, Alfred S., 239, 309
Higgins, Mrs. Alfred S., 257 Higgins, Rev. Edward, 236
Higginson, Rev. Francis, 18
High School, 247, 249, 253, 256, 259
High Street, 53n, 59, 112, 174
Highland Avenue, 2, 93, 175, 187, 209, 218
Highland School, 251, 258 Hight, H. Wadsworth, 22I Hight, Philip, 349 Hildreth, Mrs. Henry A., 275
Hill School, 246, 255
Hinckley, Rev. Henry, 229, 247
Hindes, Dr. J. Churchill, 323 Hinds, James, 220, 223, 322, 324, 328,
335 Hodgdon, Rev. Frank W., 227 Hodge, Rev. Henry D., 229
Holbrook, A. Miles, 324 Holbrook, B. F., 143
Holland, John F., 354
Holland, Patrick, 267, 317
Holmes, Rev. C. E., 236
Holmes, Dr. Oliver Wendell, 179, 180
Holt, Brothers, 343 Holt, Stephen A., 132, 247 Holt, Mrs. Stephen A., 199 Home for Aged People, 312, 313
Hook, Rev. Hiram W., 236
Hooper, Sidney F., 331 Hopley, John, 228
386
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Horn Pond, 1, 3, 21, 86, 89, 124, 127 Horn Pond Brook, 86, 88, 93, 120, 124 141, 208; improvement of, 274, 298 Horn Pond Mountain, 1, 2, 5n, 88, 166, 224 Houghton, Cyrus ("Father"), 234, 235
Houghton, Dr. Henry L., 303, 307 Houghton, Mrs. Henry L., 31I
Hovey, Freeland E., 319n
Hovey, Josiah, 161, 168, 177, 208, 228, 279
Howard, Frank W., 259
Howe, Humphrey B., 142, 143
Howe, Mrs. Nancy Symmes, 95
Huffmaster, Andrew, 126
Hughes, Bishop Edwin H., 235
Hunt, Dr. Ephraim, 254 Hunt, Franklin L., 342
Hunt, W. C., 116n
Huntley, Joseph R., 327
Huntress, George L., 218
Huse, J. W., 283
Hutchinson, Anne, 38
Hutchinson, Thomas, 5on, 116n, 153
Hutchinson, Thomas M., 5on
Hutchinson, Lt. Gov. Thomas, IOI
Hutchinson Family, 50
Ice Age, its effects in Winchester, 2, 3 Immaculate Conception, Church of the, 237 Industrial School, 187, 230
Ingalls, Dr. William, 144, 145, 195, 199, 35I Ingraham, Darius, 116n
Ingraham, Duncan, 88
Ives, F. Manley, 258, 306, 322, 333
Jackson, Rev. Edward, 66, 67, 146 Jackson, Patrick T., 134
Jaquith, Capt. Nathan, 135, 228 Jarvis, W. C. 131 Jewett, Elbridge K., 325
Johnson, Asa P., 138 Johnson, Rev. Charles H., 243
Johnson, Capt. Edward, 20, 21, 23 ; his Wonder-Working Providence, 24; 27, 44, 52; his suit against John Carter, 54; captain of militia, 73 Johnson, Edward F., 314
Johnson, Elmore, 226
Johnson, Ezekiel, 53, 169, 181
Johnson, Francis, 106, 116n
Johnson, Major Francis, 53, 136, 137,
I53 Johnson, Francis H., 161, 185, 201 Johnson, Frederick, 116n
Johnson, Henry F., 313, 340
Johnson, Rev. Herbert S., 229
Johnson, Ichabod, 79
Johnson, Josiah, 53, 70, 79
Johnson, Major Josiah, 102
Johnson, Josiah, Jr., 108
Johnson, J. C., 186, 251, 254
Johnson, J. Irving, 347
Johnson, Levi, 53 Johnson, Matthew, 62, 64
Johnson, Nathan B., 53, 99, 136, 137, 147, 149, 152, 153, 160; selectman, 167, 181, 226.
Johnson, Noah, 52, 79, 79n
Johnson, Warren, 53, 208, 287
Johnson, Major William, 52, 53; militia captain, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 79, 104 Johnson plot, 264 Johonnot, Ira, 197
Jones, Frank W., 259
Jones, M. Walker, 292
Jones, Marshall W., 306, 319n
Joslin, Ralph E., 222, 323
Joy, A. K. P., 191, 206, 220, 247, 251, 292, 352 Joy, Fred, 313, 324
Judd, Rev. J. E., 236
Judkins, J. B., 190
June Breakfast, 309, 35I
Junior High School, 259
Keleher, Rev. Daniel J., 237 Kellaway, Herbert J., 271, 274, 32I
387
INDEX
Kellaway Plan, the, 32I Kelley, Daniel, 143
Kellogg, George G., 342
Kendall, Charles E., 89, 218, 219 Kendall, Frank O., 326
Kendall, Samuel, 170
Kendall Street, 142, 312
Kenerson, Edward H., 258 Kettle ponds, 3 Kidder, Arthur A., 257, 323, 327, 328, 332
Kimball, Charles, 155, 171, 178, 245
Kimball, Daniel W., 347
Kimball, George B., 322
Kindergarten Schools, 255, 34I
King Philip's War, 13, 35, 40, 52, 77
King William's War, 35
Kinsley, Lt. Wilbert E., 327
Kneeland, William A., 223, 323 Knights of Columbus, 336, 354
Lakeview Road, 133 Lampee, Charles I., 323 Lane, Albert G., 35I Lane, Charles A., 272 Lane, Miss Hannah, 179 Lane, Joshua, 14I Lane, Stuart G., 326
Laraway, Jonas A., 223, 323, 336, 352 Lawrance, Rev. William I., 232 Lawrence, Joshua T., 197 Lawrence, Peleg, 153 Lawrence, Bishop William, 239 Lawson, Thomas W., 300, 301, 314 LeBosquet, Capt. John, 49, 108, III, II2 LeDuc, George, 270 Legion Auxiliary, 348 Leland, S. D., 319n Leonard, Augustus M., 272, 326 Leonard, Rev. J. M., 236
Leonard Field, 272 Lewis, Mrs. H. J., 173
Lexington, I; Battle of, 97, 102-105, 195 Limited town meeting adopted, 332
Lincoln, Abraham, 194, 195 Lincoln School, 257
Lindley, W. W. B., 186
Lion's Club of Winchester, 354
Little, John, 345
Littlefield, Rev. Arthur W., 232
Littlefield, George S., 288, 293, 295
Lochman, George H., 334
Locke, Asa, 177 Locke, James, 55
Locke, Jonathan, 106, 116n
Locke, Josiah, 55, 113, 1I6n
Locke, Josiah, 2d, 171
Locke, Samuel, president of Harvard,
55 Locke, Varnum P., 302
Locke, Wilbur S., 323
Locke, Wyman, 228
Lodge, Senator Henry Cabot, 314
Long Bridge, the, 57
Long Pond, I Lord, Arthur, 318
Lord, Lt. W. O., 327
Loring, Arthur G., 75n
Loring and Avery, 208, 297
Loring Avenue Playground, 273
Lovering, Edwin N., 254, 256
Lovewell, Capt., his fight with the Indians, 78-80 Lowe, John A., 325
Lowell, Francis C., 134
Lowell, City of, 134
Lunenburg, Grant, 70
Lunt, Charles F., 264
Lyceum Hall, 177, 178, 179, 183, 188, 189, 194, 196, 197, 205, 221, 228, 287, 289, 339, 346, 353 Lyceum lectures in Winchester, 179, 180 Lynch, Charles H., 326 Lynch, John, 221, 354
Madden, Rev. Henry H., 236 Maddocks, John R., 258 Madockawando, Chief, 36 Main, Charles R., 258
388
HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Main, Charles T., 218, 296, 319, 325 Main, Theodore, 327
Main Street, 31, 57, 58, 111, 120, 131, 135, 142, 174, 188, 209, 220, 222, 233, 246, 279, 316, 318, 329 Malone, Rev. Aloysius F., 237
Manchester, Forrest C., 265, 266, 267, 268, 269
Manchester Field, 45, 139, 268, 269, 270, 297, 329, 356
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