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Mann, Moses W., 202n
Manning, Dr. Ralph A., 308
Manny, John T., 211, 220, 263
Mansfield, Rev. J. H., 236
March, Rev. Dr. Daniel, 210, 243
March, Dr. Daniel, Jr., 250, 305
Marsh, Rev. John L., 232 Marshall, J. Murray, 344
Marston, Mrs. Elizabeth W., 324 "Mary Ann," fire engine, 282, 283
Mason, Mrs. Edward C., 261
Mason, John C., 192, 211, 234
Mason, Mrs. Lucinda E., 233
Mason, W. M., 239
Massachusetts Bay, colony of, 16, 17, 20, 27, 72
Mather, Rev. Cotton, 7, 9, 36
Mather, Rev. Increase, 27, 65
Matthews, Bernard F., 322
Maxwell, John, 297
May, Marcus B., 257, 260, 319n, 346
Maynard, Dr. Herbert E., 307, 326
McCall, Gov. Samuel W., 238, 300, 393, 311, 314
McCall, Sumner T., 344
McCarthy, Dr. Charles F., 307
McClure, Rev. Edward F., 236
McCormick, James C., 259
McDavitt, Clarence J., Jr., 223
McDonald, William A., Jr., 336
McFeeley, Edward, 326
McIntire, Charles, 99, 155, 167, 168, 177,188, 228 McIntosh, William R., 288
Mckay Metallic Fastener Co., 298,
Mckenzie, Edward P., 270 Mckenzie, Mrs. Isabel L., 355
Mckenzie, Dr. Wilfred L., 208 McLatchy, Allen H., 299 Mclaughlin, James, 352 McManus, Dr. Philip J., 308
McNally, John, 353 McNeilly, Stanley, 349
Mead, George Jackson, 307
Mead, Dr. George N. P., 307, 325
Medford, 2, 6, 8, 28, 57, 58, 60, 101, 122, 123, 188, 278, 294 Medford Boat Club, 345
Meredith, Rev. R. R., 234
Meredith, Rev. W. H., 236
Merrill, Raymond, 222
Merrimac River, 2, 3, 123, 124, 134 Merritt, Rev. Nathaniel J., 237 Meskell, David, 355
Messon, Rev. J. O., 229
Metcalf, Mrs. Ellen E., 309
Metcalf, Henry B., 220, 25I
Metcalf, Rev. Joel, 232
Metcalf, Rev. Richard, 231, 232
Metcalf, Robert B., 322, 323
Metcalf, Robert C., 254, 291
Metcalf Union, the, 233
Methodist Episcopal Church, 233- 235, 328 Metropolitan Park Commission, 265, 266, 269
Middlesex Canal, the, 123-129, 134, 223
Middlesex Fells, 1, 2, 14, 20, 191, 212, 219, 265, 343
Middlesex National Bank, 222
Militia, colonial, 72, 73, 103
Miller, Henry C., 219, 295
Miller, Job, 108, 120
Money, colonial, difficulties with, 69, 70, 82, 107 Morgan, Benjamin T., 352
Morton of Merrymount, Thomas, 6, 7 Moseley, Alexander, 232, 283, 297
Moses, Dr. S. H., 308
Moss, Rev. C. H., 229
299
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Mothers' Association, the, 260 Mott, Rev. Herbert H., 232 Mount Vernon Street, 31, 142, 175, 220, 316 Mousall, John, 21, 24, 25, 27, 31 Moving pictures, 337 Murphy, Dr. E. Russell, 326 Murphy, Herman Dudley, 209, 343, 344
Murphy, John J., 330 Murray, Mrs. James O., 350
Myopia Club, the, 224, 225
Myopia Hill, 1, 10, 210, 218, 225 Myrtle Street, 142
Mystic Avenue, 142
Mystic Bridge, controversy over, 60 Mystic Challenge Cup, 345 Mystic Lakes, 1, 9, 11, 16, 44, 46, 47, 55, 57, 61, 193, 200, 209, 343, 344, 345
Mystic Park, 225 Mystic River, 13, 15, 46, 125
Mystic School, 230, 247, 256, 257 Mystic Station, 185n, 303
Mystic Valley, 1, 3, 2I
Mystic Valley Lodge, 352
Mystic Valley Parkway, 45, 50, 124, 233, 265, 268, 292, 329 Mystic Valley Railroad, 223, 224
Nanepashemet, Chief, 6, 7, 70, 16 Nash, Curtis W., 289 Nash, Howard D., 22I Neale, Rev. Rollin H., 173, 228 Nelson, Albert H., 160, 166 Nelson, Edward W., 223
New Hope Baptist Church, 243
Newman, Henry, 249 Newton, Rev. D. Augustine, 227, 243 Nickerson, Capt. Phineas T., 303 Nolan, Philip, 35I Noonan, Patrick, 258, 298
Noonan, William J., 258, 326
Noonan (William J. Noonan) School, 258 Norman, George H., 212, 215
Norton, Alfred, 192, 194, 195, 280 Nowell, Frank, 323
Nowell, Increase, II, 12, 20, 21, 22, 50, 52 Nowell, James, 292, 323
Nowell, Mrs. Sarah J., 340
Nutter, Leonard, 23I
Oakes, Major William H., 313
Obbatinewat, 15 O'Brien, Rev. William, 236
O'Connell, Cardinal Archbishop William, 237
O'Connor, Rev. Cornelius, 236
O'Connor, John F., 334 Odd Fellows, Independent Order of, 352
Ogden, George C., 304
O'Hara, Francis J., 223, 319n, 354
O'Leary, Timothy J., 355 O'Melia, John, 347
Ordway, Dr. Clarence E., 272, 307, 312 Ordway, Henry C., 218
Osborne, Rev. P. Isaac, 243
Ottawa, Canada, 112
Owen, J. S., 233, 234
Packer, William S., 272
Page, Eben Blake, 240
Palmer, Irving S., 192, 238
Palmer, William I., 303
Palmer Street, 124, 303
Palmer Street Playground, 272, 273
Parent-Teacher Association, 261 Park, John C., 165
Parker, Ebenezer, 153, 160
Parker, Edmund, 116n, 117, 120
Parker, Mrs. Fanny Fletcher, 260, 26I Parker, Harrison, 140, 149, 152, 161, 226, 227 Parker, Mrs. Harrison, 199 Parker, Harrison, 2d, 14I Parker, Mrs. Harrison, 2d (see Fanny Fletcher Parker)
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HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Parker, Loa, 140 Parker, Thaddeus, 118
Parker and Collins House, 142
Parkhurst, Lewis, 218, 221, 222, 233, 253, 256, 268, 274, 275, 309, 319n, 322, 329, 330, 331, 334, 337 Parkhurst, Richard, 336
Parsons, William L., 222, 332, 333
Pattee, Miss Alice, 308
Pattee, Lewis C., 221, 233, 235
Paugus, Chief, 79
Pawtucket Indians, 5 seq.
Perkins, Rev. G. H., 236
Petts, Samuel, 225
Petts, Sanford F., 225
Philbrick, Otis L., 292
Phillips, Wendell, 179
Phips, Sir William, 79
Pierce, Jacob, 116n Pierce, Joseph, 95 Pierce, Thomas, 95
Pike, Addison R., 319n
Pike, Mrs. Addison R., 350
Piper, Dr. Richard U., 145
Plain Street (see Cambridge Street)
Planning Board, 331 Pleasant Street, laid out, 158, 174,238, 244, 339 Plimpton, Dr. Sylvanus, 135
Poland, Rev. O. C. 236
Pond, Handel, 209, 303
Pond, Miss Katherine, 309
Pond, Preston, 100, 209, 272, 309, 313, 324, 331 Pond, Shepard, 209
Pond Street, 117, 174
Porter, Asahel, 103
Porter, Charles, 208
Porter, Samuel, 103
Post office, established, 143; 209, 334 Pound, the town, 268
Pratt, Daniel W., 219, 220, 233, 296
Pratt, George E., 222, 352
Pratt, William, 186, 192, 231, 35I Pressey, Charles, 155, 161, 178, 25I Priest, William E., 22I
Prime, Winfield F., 319n Prince, Frederick H., 155
Prince, Frederick O., 154, 160; his share in the naming of Winchester, 161, 162; 169, 172, 186, 195, 231, 245, 247 Prince, Morton, 155
Prince, Norman, 155, 214n
Prince, T. W., 340
Prince School, 250
Public Library of Winchester, 178, 291-293 Punchard, Mrs. E. O., 340
Purington, Joseph, 302
Putnam, Dr. Ralph, 255, 307
Quigley, Charles J., 327
Quigley, Thomas, Jr., 194
Quimby, Cora A., 293
Quimby, Mrs. S. D., 199
Quincy, Mrs. Josiah, 127
Quinn, James J., 254, 335
Quinn, Dr. Milton S., 308
Railroad, first train, 137; second station built, 188, third station built, 206 Ramsdell, William E., 348
Rand, George D., 264, 289
Rangeley, 47, 142, 203, 304
Rankin, Rev. H. P., 236
Ravi, Rev. Vincent, 236
Reardon, Patrick, 334
Red Cross in Winchester, 324, 328
Redfern, Charles E., 22I
Reed, Daniel, 106, 116n
Reed, Rev. George Hale, 232, 335
Reed, Israel, 70
Reed, Rev. N. A., 173, 228, 247
Reed, Thomas, 84
Reform Club of Winchester, 287, 288
Representative Town Meeting, 332, 333 Revival, the Great, 181
Reynolds, Frank W., 323, 331 Rice, Mrs. Martha W., 242
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Rice, Samuel M., 167
Rich, Edgar J., 291, 292, 315, 342 Richards, Henry, 343 Richards, William D., 310, 318n, 342, 343 Richardson, Abel, 14, 80, 92, 105, 106, 140, 316 Richardson, Bartholomew, 107, 131, 158
Richardson, Caleb, 116n, 120
Richardson, Calvin, 120
Richardson, Calvin, Jr., 120
Richardson, Ezekiel, in Charlestown, 19, 22, 24, 26; in Waterfield, 37-39, 59
Richardson, George W., 242
Richardson, Mrs. George W., 242
Richardson, Gideon, 106
Richardson, Harris S., 321, 332n, 335
Richardson, Ichabod, 90
Richardson, Capt. James, 78, 93
Richardson, Jason, 156, 157, 19I
Richardson, Jeduthan, 42; reunion of his descendants, 43, 106, 116n, 140, 208
Richardson, Jesse, 106, 130
Richardson, John, 77
Richardson, John S., 38
Richardson, Capt. Jonas, 98
Richardson, Jonathan, 116n
Richardson, Joseph, 77, 93, 116n, 13I Richardson, Joshua, 120
Richardson, Josiah, 90
Richardson, J. Winslow, 288, 334
Richardson, Luther, 43
Richardson, "Molly Abel," 92
Richardson, Nathaniel, 43, 77, 130
Richardson, Nathaniel A., 4In, 42,
119, 144, 158, 166, 170, 183, 184, 194, 213, 214, 242, 268, 315
Richardson, Samuel, 24, 26, 27, 37; massacre at the house of, 40
Richardson, Samuel, the second, 77 Richardson, Samuel Steele, 99, 138, 139, 140, 141, 160, 161, 170, 262
Richardson, Sumner, 142, 143, 149, 151, 158, 160, 177, 194, 287 Richardson, Susannah. (See Brooks)
Richardson, Thomas, 24, 26, 27 ,38, 89
Richardson, Thomas, the second, 79
Richardson, Timothy, 79
Richardson, Tufts, 41
Richardson, William, 93
Richardson, Zachariah, 41, 172, 18I
Richardson, Zechariah, 116n
Richardson, Zanoni, 286
Richardson's Row, 38, 58, 120, 122,
I42
Richmond, Harris M., 223, 352
Riddle, H. L., 223
Riley, Miss Mary, 355
Ripley, Aiden L., 292
Ripley, Frank L., 222; memorial chapel, 228
Roach, James H., 334
Roberts, Stephen, 242
Robinson, Edwin, 287, 313, 352
Robinson, Henry C., 174n, 175
Robinson, Rev. Reuben T., 173, 226, 227, 247 Robinson, Willard D., 193
Rock Hill, Medford, 6, 7, 16
Rohrman, H. C., 223
Rooney, A. William, 294
Root, Mrs. George H., 258, 260
Ross, Donald, 343
Ross, John A., 340
Rotary Club of Winchester, 353
Rowe, Mrs. Almira, 349
Rowe, A. E., 287
Rowe, Frank E., 318n, 331, 332
Royal Arch Chapter, A.F. and A.M.,
352 Rumford, Count, 98, 99, 139
Rumford Hose Co., 282
Rumford School, 172, 247, 257
Rushton, Rev. R. Mitchell, 229
Russell, Arthur H., 239, 301, 319
Russell, Col. Bill, 108, 116n, 120, 13I
Russell, Rev. Jacob, 243
Russell, James, 86
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HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Russell, James W., Sr., 222
Russell, James W., 218
Russell, Mrs. James W., 309
Russell, John, 64, 65 Ryan, Mrs. Joseph F., 350
Sagamore George (No Nose), 8, 13 Sagamore James, 8, 13
Sagamore John, 8, 13
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 236-238
St. Mary's School (Parochial), 237, 324 Salem, 18
Saltonstall, Richard, 12
Sanborn, G. W. L., 197
Sanborn, Harry C., 221, 258
Sanborn, Oren C., 303
Sanborn, Mrs. Oren C., 31I
Sanborn, Sherburn T., 190, 225
Sanborn, William D., 225, 342
Sanderson, Edmund, 143
Sanderson, Edmund C., 218, 219
Sanderson, Miss Lydia J., 228n
Saratoga, Battle of, IIO, III
Savings Bank, Winchester, 220
Sawmill Brook, 212
Scarlett, Capt. Samuel, 10, 12
Schliemann, Rev. William E., 229
Scholl, Fred H., 353 Schoolhouse, first in South Woburn, I20
Schools, early, in Woburn and Water- field, 82-84, 121; history of, in Winchester, 245-262
Schrafft, William H., 303
Scott, Leslie J., 223
Scudder, Ferdinand, 234
Sears, Walter H., 212, 215
Seelye, Nelson H., 310, 313
Sergeant, Rev. Samuel, 146
Sewall, Judge Samuel, 32
Sewall, Rev. Samuel, historian of Woburn, 63
Sewer system, built, 219
Seymour, Rev. Charles, 227 Shackburg, Dr., 81
Sharon, Mrs. Mary E., 187, 230, 340
Shattuck Brothers, 343
Shattuck, Miss Alice, 308
Shattuck, Edward, 23I
Shays's Rebellion, 114
Sheehy, Dr. Richard W., 223, 308, 323, 326, 335
Sherman, Rev. David, 234
Sherman, Rev. Josiah, 146
Sherman, Roland H., 323, 329
Shiner, Hannah, 14
Shoemaking in South Woburn, 118-
I2I
Shurtleff, Arthur A., 33I
Shurtleff, Flavel, 323, 331
Shu-shu-ga Canoe Club, 343
Siedhof, Carl, 344
Simon, Dr. Harold F., 308
Simonds, Roland E., 33I
Skillings, David N., 190, 203, 204, 206, 2IO, 2II, 213, 214, 220, 225, 263, 304, 35I
Skillings, D. Nelson, 216, 238, 264, 271, 290, 314, 344 Skillings, Mrs. David N., 199
Small, Sylvanus C., 268, 287, 298
Smalley, Henry, 347
Smith, Rev. A. O., 243
Smith, Ebenezer, 142, 183
Smith, F. Patterson, 52, 239, 342
Smith, Francis E., 349
Smith, Capt. John, 6, 15
Smith, Rev. George Phillips, 153
Smith, Rev. William H., 243
Snyder, Frederic S., 257, 275, 303, 325, 338
Snyder, Mrs. Louis K., 350 Soldiers' Aid Society, 199
Sons of Italy, Order of the, 355 South Woburn, 94, 118, 124, 131, 134, 135, 137; growth of, 142, 146; first
. church founded, 147-153, 154; separation from Woburn, 156-159, 160-170, 279 South Woburn Library Association, I78
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INDEX
Spaulding, Rev. C. E., 236 Spencer, Mrs. Henry K., 260 Spicer, Capt. William F., 192, 198
Spring Pond, The, 46 Spurr, George W., 231
Spurr, Thomas S., 222, 340 Squanto, 15 Squaw Sachem, 7, 8; land of the, 9- 14; grants land to the white men, II; descendants of, 13, 15, 16 Squaw Sachem farm, 10-12 Standish, Myles, ascends Mystic River, 15, 16 Stanton, H. K., 155, 177, 178, 228 Stanton, Jacob H., Jr., 208
Steele, Rev. John M., 154, 169, 187, 245
Stevens, Harry W., 321, 337
Stevens Street, 142
Stone, Edward H., 221, 303
Stone, Herbert E., 222
Stone, Horace P., 228
Stone, Joseph, 226, 245
Stone, Josiah F., 99, 195, 197, 35I
Stone, Robert M., 259, 260
Stoneham, 293, 295, 310
Stoneham Branch, the, 187, 188
Stowell, Abner, 129
Stratton, George G., 120, 340
Stratton, Josiah, Jr., 197
Street cars in Winchester, 294, 295 Street lights, 189 Sullivan, Gov. James, 123
Sullivan, Gen. John, 123 Sullivan, John L. 128 Suter, Rev. Dr. John W., 236, 238, 239, 240, 256, 315, 342 Suter, Rev. John W., Jr., 240
Swain, George F., 318 Swan, Caleb, 116n, 118, 123
Swan, Stephen, 149, 152, 153, 342 Swan Road, 304
Swett, Charles E., 253 Swett, Miss Edith J., 324 Symmes, Charles H., 327, 353 Symmes, Edmund, 130
Symmes, Frederick M., 353
Symmes, Gardner, 138, 142
Symmes, Horatio, 120, 17I
Symmes, Irving L., 336
Symmes, Capt. John, 47, 102, 106, 107, 1I6n, 128 Symmes, Deacon John, 122, 166, 167
Symmes, John, Jr., 48
Symmes, John, storekeeper, 142
Symmes, John Albert, 142
Symmes, Joseph Brown, 153
Symmes, Josiah, 47, 116n
Symmes, Lydia M., 17I
Symmes, Marshall, 48, 166, 169
Symmes, Pamelia, 122
Symmes, Samuel, 106, 116n
Symmes, Samuel S., 49n, 256, 304, 318n, 337 Symmes, Thomas, 48
Symmes, Capt. William, 45, 46, 74, 75,76 Symmes, William, Jr., 45, 49
Symmes, William, 116n
Symmes, Zachariah, 95, 147, 149
Symmes, Rev. Zechariah, 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 44, 46 Symmes, Zechariah, of the Black Horse Tavern, 49, 95, 106, 116n
Symmes Corner, 48, 122, 156, 188, 189, 245, 247, 282, 304 Symmes's Grove, 127
Symmes Mill, 47, 48, 61 Symmes River (Aberjona), 45
Taft, William H., 210 Tarbell, John A., 325
Tarratine Indians, 6, 7, 15
Taylor, Alvin, 143, 144, 280
Taylor, Edward I., 235
Taylor, Nathan H., 218
Taxes during the Revolution, 113, 114
Teel, Warren, 137, 138
Temperance Societies in Winchester, 181, 182 Tenney, T. P., 189, 192 Tenney, Mrs. T. P., 199
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HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Tennis in Winchester, 270, 272, 273, 302
Tercentenary celebration, 335-337
Thatcher, Admiral Henry K., 194, 198 Thompson, Major Abijah, 139
Thompson, Abijah, 3d, 140, 196, 204, 228n, 263, 293, 294, 314, 35I Thompson, Mrs. A. Beatrice, 348 Thompson, Benjamin F., 139, 147, 148, 149, 151, 157, 160, 161, 164, 167, 178, 181, 195, 222, 226 Thompson, Mrs. Bertha Y., 293
Thompson, Charles Gratiot, 238
Thompson, Dwight P., 325
Thompson, Edward E., 254
Thompson, James, 20
Thompson, Rev. J. West, 236
Thompson, Rev. Leander, 99, 121, 228
Thompson, Samuel, of Black Horse Hill, 116n
Thompson, Samuel, 99n
Thompson, Stephen, 140, 290
Thompson, Mrs. Stephen, 308
Thompson Street, 139, 144
Tibbetts, Rev. N. L., 325
Ticonderoga, Fort, 80, 81, III
Todd, Joseph J., 313
Tompkins, Mrs. Elsie B., 258, 260
Tompkins, Maurice C., 323, 332
Town clock, gift of, 183
Town hall, building of, 289-291
Tree Committee, 264
Tree Warden, 264
Tuck, Whitfield, 333
Tucker, Edward A., 259, 260
Tudor, William, 127
Turkey Hill, I
Turkey Swamp, 14, 49, 212, 214, 216, 217
Tutein, E. Arthur, 223
Tutein, Lt. Chester R., 326, 327
Tweed, B. F., 254
Two hundred and fiftieth anniversary celebrated, 313-315
Twombly, Samuel W., 192, 21I, 224, 263, 264, 289, 303
Tyler, Joseph H., 247, 289, 290, 291, 292
Union Hall, 233 Unitarian Church, 230-232
Village Improvement Association, 263 Vinal, Ralph S., 258, 318
Vinal Plan, 318-320
Vine Street, 142, 221, 280, 282
Vinton, Alfred C., 35n, 142, 31I
Visiting Nurse Association of Winchester, 308, 309, 312
Wadleigh, Edwin A., 182, 189, 190, 205, 229, 230, 23In, 247, 25I
Wadleigh School, 250, 256
Wadsworth, Walter S., 222
Wait, Edward R., 221, 222, 285
Wakefield house, 143, 149
Waldmyer, Philip, 265, 267, 283, 297,
312 Wallace, Dr. John R., 354
Wallradt, Henry M., 254
Walnut Street, 142
Walsh, Patrick T., 298
War Memorial, 328-330
Ware, Rev. J. F. W., 230
Washington, Gen. George, 106, 110
Washington School, 243, 247, 256, 258
Washington, the fire engine, 279
Washington Street (see also Richard-
son's Row), 174, 220, 241, 246, 272, 289
Water system of Winchester, 211-218 Water Witch, the fire engine, 279
Waterfield, 1, 20, 21, 22, 29, 30; early roads in, 57; early schools in, 82, 84, 85, 100, 135
Waterfield Hall, 235, 243, 34I
Waterfield Lodge, I.O.O.F., 352
Waterways improvement, 274-277
Watkins, Charles H., 346
Webcowet, 8
Webster, Daniel, 127, 128
Wedge Pond, 1, 3, 57, 152, 154, 155, 185, 194, 212, 273, 275, 343
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Wedgemere, origin of the name, 302 Wedgemere Station, 185, 202, 208, 266 Wedgemere Syndicate, 302
Wedgemere Tennis Club, 302
Weeks, Alonzo P., 22I Weld, Aaron D., 188, 190, 197, 228
Weld, A. D., Post, 346
Weld, Dr. Stanley B., 326
Wellington, Harry C., 192n
Wellington, Oliver L., 351
Wells, Maine, defense of, 35-37
West Side, development of, 302-304
West Side Hose Co., 282
West Side School, the, 122
Western Missionary Society, 228
Weston, Samuel, 123 Weston, Wyman, 95
Wheeler, Rev. C. H., 229
Whipple, Edwin P., 179
White, Rev. John, 17
White, Col. Samuel B., 120, 137, 149, 152, 160, 161; first treasurer, 169, 171, 194, 226
White Horseman, the, 104
Whitehorne, George B., 304
Whitley, Rev. John E., 243
Whitmore Brook, 212
Whitney, Arthur E., 31, 141, 142, 218, 219, 270, 271, 296, 315
Whitney, Joel, 140, 141, 231
Whitney, Robert F., 141, 330
Whitney, Wallace, 186
Whitney Mill, 140, 270, 281, 297 Whittemore, Amos, 138 Whitten Company, 297
Whitten, Henry C., 351
Whitten, Robinson, 350
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 13
Whorf, Clarence P., 218
Wiggin, George W., 318 Wight, Dr. D. W., 305 Wilder, Salem, 195
Wildwood Cemetery, 173, 174, 347 Wildwood Street, 125, 142, 264, 301 Willey, George C., 329
William Parkman Lodge, 350
Williams, Mrs. Stillman P., 335
Williams, Rev. Theodore C., 232 Wills, Frank J., 238
Wilson, Rev. John, 11, 12, 19, 27 Wilson, J. Albert, 346
Wilson, John T., 209, 217, 267, 289, 290, 291, 346 Wilson, John T. Camp, S. of V., 347 Wilson, T. Price, 294, 322, 344
Wilson, Theodore P., 293, 294, 352
Winchester, situation of, 1; geology of, 2, 3; Indians in, 5 seq .; incor- poration of, 160-168; origin of the name, 161-162, first schools, built by town, 172; in the sixties, 175, 176; trees of, 176; part in the Civil War, 195-203; water system, 211-218; churches of, 226-244; schools of, 245-261; parks and playgrounds of, 262-277, fire and police protection, 278-290; historical celebrations in, 313, 315, 335, 336; in the World War, 322-329; in the depression, 337, 338; social organizations in, 339-356
(See also Waterfield, South Woburn and special topics)
Winchester, England, stone from
Cathedral of, 239; 335, 337
Winchester, Thomas B., 163n
Winchester, Col. William P., 161-163; gift to the town, 163, 335 Winchester Art Association, 346
Winchester Boat Club, 46, 126, 200,
343-345 Winchester Chamber of Commerce, 353
Winchester Choral Society, 346
Winchester Electric Light Co., 295
Winchester fund, 163, 172
Winchester Grange, 328, 353
Winchester Highlands, 240, 24I
Winchester Historical Society, 45, 140, 293 Winchester Hospital, 309-312 Winchester Liberty Loan Committee, 323 Winchester Light Guard, 185
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HISTORY OF WINCHESTER
Winchester Literary Association, 179, 180
Winchester National Bank, 222
Winchester News, 294
Winchester Orchestral Society, 345
Winchester Press, 294
Winchester Star, 293, 294
Winchester Trust Company, 222, 262
Winde, Henry J., 162n, 239
Winde, Louis, 162n
Winn, Alanson, 143
Winn, Denis B., 143
Winn, James H., 208, 298
Winslow, Edward, 15, 16
Winsor, Mrs. Ann B., 202, 308, 340
Winsor, Dr. Frederick, 202, 203, 230, : 231, 247, 251, 291, 346, 354
Winsor, Frederick, Jr., 202
Winsor, Miss Mary, 202
Winsor, Robert, 202
Winter Pond, 1, 3; vegetation of, 4, 55, 59, 212,224
Winthrop, Gov. John, 8, 11, 12, 18, 19, 20, 23 Winthrop Street, 142
Winton Club, 354
Witherell, Warren F., 319n
Woburn, 1, 5, 23; founding of, 25-
27; church founded in, 27, 35, 43, 50, 57, 60, 61; story of the First Church in, 64-69, 146; militia com- panies in, 73, 75, 77; early schools in, 82-84, 89, 96, 97, 101, 102; minute- men in, 103; in the Revolution, 107-109, 115, 116, 118, 123, 124, 140, 156, 157; town meeting over the division of the town, 164, 165; 178, 2II, 214, 223, 224, 236, 245, 275, 286, 289, 294, 310, 314, 336 "Woburn Gates," 135, 317
Woburn Mechanics' Phalanx, 187, 195,313 Wolcott, Rev. Clifton H., 229
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, 288, 328, 348, 349
Wonder-Working Providence, The, 24 Woods, Carl F., 292
Woods, George Adams, 318n, 319n, 344 Wooster, Fred V., 219, 244
World War, 322-329
World War Mothers of New England, 348
Worthen, Joseph W., 32I
Wright, Rev. Luther, 15I
Wright, Philemon, 112, II3
Wyman, Arthur T., 304
Wyman, Daniel, 117
Wyman, David, 89
Wyman, David, Jr., of the Black Horse Tavern, 89, 94
Wyman, Francis, 64, 89
Wyman, George, 117, 142
Wyman, Hezekiah, the white horse- man, 104, 116
Wyman, James, 89
Wyman, Capt. Jesse, 97, 103
Wyman, John, 64, 89
Wyman, Joseph, 153, 226
Wyman, Marshall, 117, 142, 147, 149, 153, 169, 171, 247
Wyman, Nathaniel, 116n
Wyman, Noah, 95, 98
Wyman, Paul, first storekeeper, 89, 90, 106, 116n, 120
Wyman, Sarah, heroine of Enoch Arden story, 90
Wyman, Capt. Seth, 53; in Lovewell's fight, 79, 80; 104
Wyman, William, 117, 142
Wyman Plains, 130
Wyman School, 122, 247, 250, 255, 257
"Yankee Doodle," 8I
Y. M. C. A. of Winchester, 243, 244 Young, Albert J., 352 Youngman, Dr. David, 155, 160; first town clerk, 168; 178, 182, 185, 208 Young Men's Association, 339
Zion's Hill, I Zoning Law, 331
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