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SONS OF ST. GEORGE
Waverley Lodge, No. 104
Instituted Nov. 2, 1882. Meets second and fourth Friday evening in each month, at 7.30 o'clock, in Wyman's Ex- change. Pres., Ben Holgate. Vice- Pres., John W. Holgate. Sec., Frank Towson, 37 Butler av. Treas., Walter Booth
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE
Princess Lodge, No. 12
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Wyman's Exchange. Pres., Miss Martha Shannon. Vice- Pres., Miss Annie Dennett. Fin. Sec .. Mrs. Orpha Potter. Rec. Sec., Mrs. Ann Haigh, 135 Third street. Treas., Mrs. Mary Orrell
B. AND P. ORDER OF ELKS
Lowell Lodge
Instituted April 10, 1888. Meets in Elks' Hall, Elks' building, 149 Middle street. Regular communication second and fourth Tuesday evenings. Exalted Ruler. Dr. James E. Leary. E. L. K., Charles H. Molloy. E. L. K., Cecil L. Adams. E. L. K., Dr. A. E. A. Mc- Cann. Chaplain, Charles Fredericks. Physician, Dr. P. E. Sullivan. Sec., Thomas E. Boucher. Treas., Joseph Hicks. Tyler, John J. Parker. Trustees, Joseph Mullen, Michael Gookin, Frank Scott. Stewards, Thomas H. Kane, D. D. Driscoll, P. F. McNulty
SWEDISH MUTUAL AID SOCIETY
Meets second Friday in each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. Pres., Eric A. Johnson. Vice-Pres., John Monson. Treas., Nils P. Christianson. Rec. Sec., Toresten Reenstierna. Fin. Sec., Charles Wogander
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UNITED ORDER OF PILGRIM FATHERS
Garfield Colony, No. 34
Meets every Tuesday evening in Pil- grim Hall, Palmer street. Gov., Mrs. Mary F. Winslow. Sec., Martha J. As- pinwall. Coll., John Tighe. Treas., Ed- win A. Howe
Bay State Colony. No. 71
Meets in Wyman's Exchange, second and fourth Thursday evenings. Gov., Oscar C. Warren. Sec., Jonathan Web- ster. Coll., Ida M. Ham. Treas., Den- nis Dilworth
Empire Colony, No. 170
Meets in Pilgrim Hall, 15 Palmer street, first and third Mondays. Gov., George B. Lamphere. Sec., Marian Kappler. Treas., Annie Hardy. Coll., Mary Moore
Pilgrim Relief Association
Meets in Pilgrim Hall, last week in January, April, July and October. Pres., Edwin A. Howe. Sec., Mrs. Annie Hardy, 355 Lincoln street. Treas., Hi- ram E. Hartford. Coll., Miss Martha J. Aspinall
LOYAL LODGE OF ORANGEMEN
Garfield Purple Star Lodge, No. 175
Meets in Pilgrim Hall, third Friday evening of each month, at 8 o'clock. W. Master, Samuel Murray. Sec., John McEachern. Treas., James F. Robinson
Mckinley Lodge. L. O. I., No. 128 Meets fourth Thursday of each month in Pilgrim Hall. W. M., James W. Buchanan. Sec., Lee A. Scott. Treas., Lewis C. Clark
Princess Lodge, L. O. Ladies, No. 134 Meets second Friday of each month in Pilgrim Hall. W. M., Anna Maud Lee. Sec., Lillian Warnock. Treas., Catherine McLean, 111 Ludlam street
ORDER OF SCOTTISH CLANS
Clan Grant. No. 141
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Grafton Hall, 212 Merrimack. Chief, Alex. Ray. Treas., Gavin Holt. Fin. Sec., Daniel A. MacFadyen. Rec. Sec., A. Brown
CALEDONIAN CLUB
Meets first Wednesday evening in each month in Bay State Hall, 112 Central street. Chief, George G. Far- quhar. 1st
Chieftain, Alexander Trench. Sec.,
James A. C. Smith. Treas., James S. Hastings, 133 Merri- mack
ROYAL BLACK KNIGHTS OF U. S. OF AMERICA
Camp of Israel, No. 17
Meets in Pilgrim Hall. Worthy Pre- ceptor, Thomas Dove. Registrar, Da- vid Wiggins
Mount Horeb Royal Black Precep- tory. No. 17
Meets the fourth Saturday of each month in Pilgrim Hall, Palmer street. Worthy Preceptor, William C. Boles. Registrar, James F. Robinson
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Lowell Council. No. 72
Meets second and fourth Thursdays in Association Hall, 322 Merrimack street. Grand Knight, William H. Sul- livan. Deputy Grand Knight, Hugh C. Walker. Treas., James J. Brown. Rec. Sec., Patrick J. Ryan. Fin. Sec., Philip J. Breen
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE
Meets every Sunday evening in Bar- risters' Hall, Honorary Pres., Rev.
Flynn Walsh. Pres., Michael Con-
nelly.
Vice-Pres.,
Miss Maria Mark-
ham.
Rec.
Sec.,
Patrick Connelly.
Fin.
Sec.,
Mrs.
Michael Connelly.
Treas., Edmund Costello. Chairman Executive Committee, E. J. Gallagher
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS
Division No. 1
Organized 1867 for benevolent purpos- es. Meets first and third Thursday evenings in each month, in Howes building, 13 Merrimack sq. at 7.30 o'clock. Pres., John O'Hara. Vice- Pres., Patrick McGovern, 16 Livermore street. Rec. Sec., John D. McCarthy. Fin. Sec., James Kelly. Treas., Charles Callahan
Division No. 2
Meets first Wednesday anđ third Monday evenings in each month in Hi- bernian Hall, 13 Merrimack square. Pres., John J. Harrington. Rec. Sec., Thomas J. Lynch. Fin. Sec., Thomas F. Sheehan. Treas., Michael W. Spil- lane
Division No. 8
Organized in April, 1890. Meets sec- ond and fourth Monday evenings in each month in Hibernian Hall, 13 Mer- rimack square. Pres., C. O'Rourke. Rec. Sec., Thomas Reynolds. Joseph Fin. Sec., John J. O'Rourke. Treas., Nicholas Soroghan
Division No. 11
Meets second Tuesday and last Fri- day evenings in each month in Hiberni- an Hall, 13 Merrimack square. Pres., John F. Kinsella. Vice-Pres., John J. Talty. Rec. Sec., Patrick Connelly. Fin. Sec .. William Nelson. Treas.,
John H. Hickey
Division No. 28
Meets second and last Thursday even- ings in each month in Hibernian Hall, 13 Merrimack square, at 7.30 o'clock. Pres., Michael Hessian. Vice-Pres., Michael McDermott. Rec. Sec., John Healy. Fin. Sec.,
Patrick Wrinn. Treas., Edward F. Slattery
LADIES' AUXILIARY TO DIVI- SION NO. 1, A. O. H.
Pres., Delia A. Conway. Vice-Pres .. Mary Downs. Rec. Sec., Margaret Gaffney. Fin. Sec., Hannah O'Connor. Treas., Mrs. Maria Connell
FORESTERS OF AMERICA
Grand Court of Massachusetts
Rooms 19 and 20. Pollard's building, Palmer, corner Middle street. Grand Chief Ranger, Patrick J. Brown of Worcester. Grand Sec., James J. Gal-
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lagher, 266 Merrimack street. Grand Treasurer, William J. Martin of Gard- ner
Court Merrimack, No. 11
Meets second and fourth Tuesday evenings at Foresters Hall, Middle street. Chief Ranger, Frank V. King. Treas., Joseph H. Dallagher. Fin. Sec , John McPadden. Rec. Sec., Stephen F. Halpin
Court Middlesex. No. 23
Meets second and fourth Monday evenings at Foresters Hall, Middle, cor. Palmer street. Chief Ranger, John H. Condon. Treas., Jeremiah T. Gearv. Fin. Sec., John J. Magee
Court City of Lowell, No. 30 Meets first and third Wednesday evenings at Foresters Hall, Pollard's building. Chief Ranger, Philip M. Rogers. Treas., Thomas O'Day, 81 Park View av. Fin. Sec., P. McGilly, 112 Con- cord street. Rec. Sec., John F. Con- nolly, 114 Agawam street
Court Gen. Shields. No. 46
Meets second and fourth Thursdays in each month in Foresters Hall, Middle, cor. Palmer street. Chief Ranger, Thos. M. Keegan. Treas., Dennis F. Hallis- sey. Fin. Sec., James H. Cox, 32 Com- mon street
Court Garin, No. 185. F. of A. Chief Ranger, Alexander Dozois. Treas., Azarie Thibault. Fin. Sec., J. A. Mailloux. Rec. Sec., Louis J. Cornel- lier
Court Wamesit. No. 51
Meets first and third Mondays in For- esters Hall. Chief Ranger, Michael Con- nors. Rec. Sec., James White. Fin. Sec., Thomas F. Garvey, 56 Lilley ave- nue. Treas., John E. Maguire
Court Gen. Dimon. No. 217
Chief Ranger, Dennis J. Murphy. Fin. Sec., Stephen Breen, 94 Crawford street. Rec. Sec., Frank McGarrigan. Treas., James Powers
Court Columbus, No. 80 Meets in Foresters Hall first and third Fridays. Chief Ranger, Charles Shan- ley. Fin. Sec., James J. Coleman, 50 Elm street. Treas., Bryan McFadden
Court Scandia, No. 182. F. of A.
Meets second and fourth Thursdays in Odd Fellows Hall, Middlesex street. Chief Ranger, Gustaf A. Knutson. Fin. Sec., Eric A. Johnson. Treas., Andrew Carlson
Court Centralville. No. 184
Meets in Foresters Hall, second and fourth Fridays. Chief Ranger, Patrick Ryan. Fin. Sec., J. H. Ward. Treas., John J. Boyle
KNIGHTS OF SHERWOOD FOREST
Conclave Thomas Talbot. No. 105
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Elks Hall. Com., Joseph Sabourin. Vice-Com., Michael McDonald. Pay- master, Dennis O'Brien. Adjutant, Wil- liam D. Sabourin, 37 Clark street. Sur- geon, Major Adelard Payette
COMPANIONS OF THE FOREST
Spindle City Circle
Meets second and fourth Thursdays in Post 120, G. A. R. Hall, 202 Merrimack
street. C. C., Miss Lizzie Wholey. Fin. Sec., Miss Alice Devine. Rec. Sec., Miss Alice Wholey. Treas., Miss Clara Mc- Phail
Star of Lowell Circle
Meets second and fourth Fridays in Weir building, 212 Merrimack street. C. C., Miss Sarah Clark. Fin. Sec., Maria I. Markham, 324 Central street. Rec. Sec., Esther Finley, 19 Andrews street. Treas., Bridget Livsey
D'Youville Circle
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in Grafton Hall, 212 Merrimack street. C. C., Cordelia Guertin. Fin. Sec., Miss Alice Jean. Treas., Marie Louise Caron.
Prosperity Circle
Meets in Foresters' Hall, second and fourth Wednesdays. C. C., Peter Gill. Fin. Sec., Mrs. Rachel Campbell. Treas., Mrs. Mary Yehle
Golden Harvest Circle
Meets second Tuesday of each month at 15 Palmer street. C. C., Jennie Fin- nerty. Rec. Sec., Mary A. Brophy. Fin. Sec., Ellen M. Brophy
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS
St. Antoine Court, No. 566
Meets first and third Wednesdays in Odd Fellows Hall, 212 Merrimack street. Chief Ranger, Dr. G. Adelard Payette. Rec. Sec., Arthur N. Boulais, 23 Craw- ford street. Fin. Sec., Venant Donais. Treas., Michel Lafleur
Court Lowell. No. 199
Meets second and last Tuesday of each month. Chief Ranger, Timothy F. RO- han. Vice-Chief Ranger, Thomas J. Wallace. Rec. Sec., John J. Flynn, 62 Second av. Fin. Sec., William A. Barry. Treas., Humphrey Coffey. Marshal, John J. Sullivan
Court St. Paul
Meets second and fourth Thursdays at Vincent Hall, 28 Aiken street. Chief Ranger, George Labrie. Vice-Chief Ranger, Adslard Mirault. Treas., Ed- mond Lambert. Rec., Sec., Ludger Hu- bert. Fin. Sec., Adelard Sylvestre.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
Gen. B. F. Butler Post 42
Meets first and third Wednesday eve- nings, at 8 o'clock, in Memorial Hall. Com., Earl A. Thissell. S. V. C., James McCarthy. J. V. C., John Harrington. Adj., George E. Worthen. Q. M., C. A. Donaghue. Surgeon, John H. Quimby. Chaplain, John Mangan. Officer of the Day, Chester S. Goodwin. O. of G., Peter Leclair
James A. Garfield Post 120
Meets Wednesday evenings at 7:45 o'clock in Grand Army Hall, 202 Merri- mack street. Com., Eugene A. Turner. S. V. C., Martin Somers. Q .- M., E. R. Fife. Chaplain, Pliny M. Goddard. Offi- cer of the Day, W. L. Dickey. O. of G., A. Walton. Surgeon, Ralph D. Plum- stead. Adj., F. E. Butler
Iadd and Whitney Post 185. G. A. R.
Organized April 14, 1866. Meets first and third Wednesdays in Grand Army Hall, Wyman's Exchange. Com., W. H.
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Worcester. S. V. C .. Albert I. Gilman. J. V. C., M. Cowdrey. Surgeon, George E. Pinkham. Chaplain, C. F. Taplin. Adj., Benj. S. Clough. Q .- M., Andrew Liddell. Officer of the Day, A. G. Park- hurst. O. of the G., A. O. Dane
James A. Garfield Woman's Relief Corps. No. 33
Organized November 21, 1883. Meets first and third Thursdays in each month in Grand Army Hall, 202 Merrimack street. Pres., Mrs. Elizabeth Dexter. Senior Vice-Pres., Mrs. Martha A. Fife. Junior Vice-Pres., Mrs. Josie Carter. Treas., Mrs. Annie E. Tuttle, 196 Shaw street. Chaplain, Miss Gertie Cornell. Sec., Hallie E. Whitney
B. F. Butler Woman's Relief Corps. No. 75
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Memorial building. Pres., Mrs. Mary Chute. S. V .- Pres., Mrs. Delia Goss. J. V .- Pres., Mrs. Louise Marshall. Chap- lain, Sophia L. Baker. Sec .. Mrs. Lizzie W. Worthen, 27 Forest street. Treas., Mrs. Eliza S. Goodwin
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.
J. P. Maxfield Circle, No. 9
Meets first and third Tuesdays at Wy- man's Exchange. Pres., Elvira E. Glad- win. Sen. Vice-Pres., Fannie L. Wash- burn. Jun. Vice-Pres., Annie T. McKis- sock. Sec., Mrs. Emma J. Richardson, Chelmsford. Treas., Mrs. Addie M. Dorr. Chaplain, Ellen P. Pearson
Ladd and Whitney Circle, No. S Meets first and third Fridays in G. A. R. Hall, Wyman's Exchange. Pres., Mrs. Georgie C. Burtt. Sen. Vice-Pres., Mrs. Annie M. Stone. Jun. Vice-Pres., Mrs. Martha E. Emerson. Sec., Mrs. Marha E. Emerson. Treas., Mrs. Emma A. Gilman. Chaplain, Mrs. Ella F. Gardner
NAVAL VETERANS
Dahlgren Association, No. 27
Meets first Monday of each month in Memorial Hall. Captain, Charles Cow- ley. Commander, George E. Maker. Paymaster, Frank G. Rundlett. Sec., F. G. Rundlett.
UNION VETERANS UNION
Wauhatchie Command
Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month in Memorial building. Col., Andrew J. Boies. Lieut .- Col., David Carr. Major, Lucius Butterfield. Adju- tant, Daniel B. H. Bartlett. Q .- M., AI- bert I. Gilman, 20 East Pine street. Sur- geon, R. S. Ripley. Chaplain, R. S. Ful- ton. O. D., Martin T. Somers
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION
Pres., Charles A. Stott. Sec., William L. Dickey, 28 Leverett street.
Treas., Charles A. Coburn
SONS OF VETERANS
Admiral Farragut Camp, No. 78
Meets first and third Fridays in Me- morial Hall. Com., George S. Emery. Sen. Vice-Com., George A. Foster. Jun. Vice-Com., F. N. Cummings. Chaplain, R. J. Hardy. Sec., Walter E. Atwood, 194 Cross street. Treas., Samuel A. Pick- ering, 34 Hastings street
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS
Mary E. Smith Tent
Meets in Memorial building, Merri- mack street. Pres .. Mrs. Ida F. French. Sen. Vice-Pres., Addie Carll. Chaplain, Miss Mary A. Carr. Treas., Mrs. May Kennedy. Sec., Miss Maude Plumstead.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY TO SONS OF VETERANS
No. 37
Meets first and third Mondays in Me- merial Hall. Pres., Mrs. Georgietta Spaulding. Sec., Mrs. Hallie Whitney
SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR VETERANS' ASSOCIATION
Adelbert Ames Camp
Meets every second and fourth Mon- day evenings in Memorial Hall. Com., James N. Greig. Sen. Vice-Com .. W. E. Goodwin. Jun. Vice-Com., Mark Bentley. Treas. and Q .- M., Frank E. Dodge, Chaplain, Victor Turnquist. Ad- jutant, William E. Savage. O. of D., Herbert Savage. O. of G., Oscar P. Ellis
RICHARDSON LIGHT INFANTRY ASSOCIATION
Pres., Hon. Geo. F. Richardson of Lowell. Vice-Pres., Francis T. Wilson of Lowell. Sec., Charles W. Brigham of Lowell.
SEVENTH MASS. BATTERY ASSOCIATION
Pres., R. G. Hoyt of Belmont, N. H. Vice-Pres., C. H. Frost of Lowell. Sec., C. W. Brigham of Lowell
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
"Old Middlesex Chapter"
Pres., Solon W. Stevens. Vice-Pres., James F. Savage. Sec., Albert W. Burn- ham. Treas., Regis- trar, F. A. Estes. Historian, Charles H. Conant. Chaplain. Rev. William Waters. Auditor, A. B. Woodworth
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
Molly Varnum Chapter
Regent, Mrs. H. M. Thompson. Vice- Regent, Mrs. Geo. L. Richardson. Rec. Sec., Mrs. Charles Howe. Cor. Sec., Mrs. Burton Wiggin. Treas., Miss M. Blanche Farrington. Registrar, Miss Lena T. Merrill
Lydia Darrah Chapter
Regent, Mrs. Elisha J. Neale. Vice- Regent, Mrs. Arthur Bartlett. Rec.
Sec., Miss Myra A. Jones. Cor. Sec., Mrs. Sarah T. Young. Registrar, Miss Lizzie Hill Moore. Treas .. Miss Margar- et T. McArthur. Historian, Mrs. Frank B. Wiggin
Old Bay State Chapter
Regent, Miss Bernice Jewett, 1281 Mid- dlesex street. Vice-Regent, Edith A Andrews. Rec. Sec., Miss Elizabeth B. Dane. Treas., Miss Ethel E. Livingston. Registrar, Miss Grace E. Taylor. His- torian, Miss Cora B. Parker
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TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS, ETC. Young Women's Christian Associa- tion
Rooms, John, cor. Paige street. Pres., Mrs. Francis Carll. Treas., Miss Nellie M. Brown. Gen. Sec., Frances L. Ben- nett. Associate Sec., Etta M. Ruther- ford. Home Sec .. Laura W. Pierson. Matron, Emma Paine. Asst. Matron, Charlotte Noble
Women's Christian Temperance Union
No. 145 Merrimack st. Pres., Lucy A. Hill. Sec., Mrs. Emma C. Brown, 79 Chestnut. Treas. and Supt., Mrs. Liz- zie A. Black. W. C. T. U. Employment Bureau, at the same address
Eirene Lodge, No. 74. I. O. of G. T.
Meets every first and third Thursday evenings in Pilgrim. Hall, 15 Palmer st., at 7.45 o'clock. C. T., Elmer Dean. Treas., William J. Smith. Sec. Eliza- beth Huntley, 32 Humphrey
General Fiske Lodge, No. 44, I. O. of G. T.
Meets in Old Highland Hall, second and fourth Monday evenings at 7.45 o'clock. Chief Templar, Mrs. Bessie Santesson. Fin. Sec., Nellie Sladen. Sec., W. Cook. Theas., Carl J. E. Santesson.
Mt. Zion Lodge. No. 78. I. O. of G. T.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Good Templar Hall. C. T., Mrs. Bessie San- tesson. Sec., Walter Cook. Fin. Sec., Nellie L. Sladen. Treas., Carl J. E. Santesson
Lowell Reform Club
Meets every Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock, in Wyman's Exchange. Pres., John Dunkerley. Vice-Pres., Patrick Reidy. Treas., Robert J. Fullerton. Fin. Sec., W. Vinal. Janitor, Matthew Hogan
Spindle City Lodge
No. 10, I. O. G. T., meets Wednesday evenings at 103 Central street. C. T., Frank E. McLean. Sec., Blanche Hayes. 28 Moore st. Treas., George Rawnsley. Fin. Sec., Elwood Abel. V. S., Mrs. Jen- nie Mack
Reform Club Corporation
Pres., Edward J. Bowers. Clerk, John J. Harrington. Treas., Robert J. Fuller- ton
Burke Temperance Institute
Organized May. 1884. Meets at 61 Mer- rimack street. Pres., Thomas M. Kee- gan. Treas., John Winn. Fin. Sec., Thomas C. Sullivan. Rec. Sec., Francis P. Duggan
Mathew Temperance Institute
Meets every Tuesday evening at 97 Central st. Pres., John V. Donoghue. Vice-Pres., Bernard F. McNally. Fin. Sec., James F. Rourke. Theas., Patrick F. Nestor. Rec. Sec., Charles Sullivan. Spiritual Director, Rev. W. G. Mullin. Marshal, John J. Townsend
MILITARY
Lowell Mechanic Phalanx. Com-
pany C
M. V. M., Armory, Westfield, cor. Grand st. Capt., Gardner W. Pearson. 1st Lieut., J. Douglas. Rivet. 2d Lieut.,
J. Joseph Haley. 1st Sergt., Walter P. Berry
Putnam Guards, Company G
M. V. M. Armory, Westford, cor. Grand St. Capt., William Fairweather. 1st Lieut., - . 2d Lieut., Pearl T. Durrell. 1st Sergt., Thomas Kelley
Lowell City Guards, Co. M. Ninth Regiment. M. V. M.
M. V. M. Armory, Westford, cor. Grand st. Capt .. Philip McNulty. 1st Lieut., Bernard F. McArdle. 2d Lieut., Thomas J. O'Donnell. Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt. Colby T. Kittredge. 1st Sergt., Frank H. Hotchkiss
INCORPORATED COMPANIES Adams Hardware and Paint Com-
Dany
404 Middlesex street. Capital, $20,000
Incorporated 1900. Pres. and Treas., Charles E. Adams. Managers, Arthur T. Munn, Frank M. Short
Amasa Pratt Company
Incorporated 1902. Capital, $100,000. Pres. and Treas., Amasa Pratt. Sec. and Asst. Treas., Blanchard E. Pratt
American Gas Saving and Heating Company
Incorporated Nov. 28, 1904. Capital, $15,000. Pres., Jonathan Johnson.
American Hide and Leather Com- Dany
259 Perry street. Supt., William T. White
American Mason Safety Tread Com- pany
125 Perry street. Incorporated 1895. Pres. and Manager, W. S. Lamson
American Mercantile Company
54 Donovan building. Incorporated 1902. Capital, $100,000. Pres., E. W. Hunt. Treas., Geo. N. Lippitt
American Woolen Company
(Bay State Mills), Faulkner street. Agent, Oscar L. Suenderhauf
Amraytoon Paper Tube Company
West Adams, cor. Walker street. In- corporated 1901. Capital, $50,000. Pres., John W. Belches. Treas., H. W. Wes- son. Manager, D. M. Belches
Appleton Company
Jackson street. Incorporated 1828. Capital. $450,000. Pres., Frank E. Dun- bar. Treas., A. G. Cumnock. Supt., Frank A. Bowen
Barber Manufacturing Company
Incorporated May, 1905. Capital, $5,000. Pres., William Barber. Treas., Joseph Barber. Director, George Harris
Belvidere Woolen Manufacturing Company
Howe street. Incorporated 1854. Capi- tal, $200,000. Pres., Benjamin Phipps. Treas. and Agent. Charles A. Stott. Supt., Charles W. Stott. Selling Agents, Parker, Wilder & Co., Boston and New York
Bennett Brothers Company
51 Payne street. Incorporated 1899. Capital. $10,000. Pres .. Edwin H. Ben- nett. Treas., George E. Bennett. Sec., Forest E. Ludden
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Bigelow Carpet Company (Lowell Division)
Market street. Capital, $4,030,000. Pres., Arthur T. Lyman. Treas., Charles F. Fairbanks. Agent, A. S. Lyon
Bon Marche Dry Goods Company
Incorporated 1897. Capital,
$40,000.
Pres., William A. Mack.
Sec. and
Treas., Charles A. Mitchell
Boott Mills
Amory street. Incorporated 1835. Capital, $600,000. Treas., Frederick A. Flather. Agent, Ariel C. Thomas
Burnham & Davis Lumber Company
154 Western avenue. Incorporated Feb- ruary, 1904. Capital, $50,000. Pres., Ste- phen W. Abbott. Treas., Charles O. Davis
Butterfield Printing Company
46 to 50 Middle street. Incorporated 1905. Capital, $40,000. Pres., Robert W. Thomson. Treas., Charles R. Goddard. Clerk, Benjamin W. Clements
C. I. Hood Company
Thorndike street. Pres., Treas. and Gen. Manager, Charles I. Hood. Sec., George H. Taylor. Clerk, Charles G. Smith
Concord Drug Company
151 East Merrimack street. Incorpor- ated January 1, 1904. Pres., Alexis E. Bertrand. Treas., Ernest G. Livingston
Conners Brothers Construction Company
161 Plain street. Incorporated 1904. Pres., Dennis E. Conners. Treas. John H. Conners. Sec., Edward F. Conners
Courier-Citizen Company
17 Merrimack street.Incorporated 1894. Capital, $40,000. Pres., George A. Mar- den. Sec. and Treas., H. R. Rice
Crawford Printing Company
Incorporated 1904. Pres., George L. Buzzell. Treas., F. P. Crawford
Criterion Knitting Company
Tanner, corner London street. Incor- porated 1888. Pres., George M. Harri- gan. Treas., S. B. Puffer
Davis & Sargent Lumber Company
633 Middlesex street. Incorporated 1905. Capital, $100,000. Pres. and Treas., Sle- pen C. Davis
D. L. Page Company
94 Merrimack street. Incorporated 1890. Capital, $12,000. Pres., Dudley L. Page. Treas., Martha P. Worcester. Clerk, Lucien C. McLoon
Frankel & Goodman Corporation 78 Middlesex street. Pres .. Harry Good- man. Sec., Simon Frankel. Treas., Joseph Goodman
Frye & Crawford Drug Company 474 Merrimack street. Incorporated 1904. Pres., Austin A. Frye. Treas., Fred P. Crawford
F. S. Perkins Company
Capital, $12,000. Pres., Artemas B. Woodworth. Treas., William E. Grady, 60 Fletcher street
George Couzoules Ticket Company
Incorporated May, 1905. Capital, $1,000. Pres., George Alexakos. Treas., George Couzoules. Director, Antonios Varhous
Hamilton Manufacturing Company
Jackson street. Incorporated 1825. Capital, $1,800,000. Pres., James Longley. Treas., Charles B. Amory. Agent, Clar- ence N. Childs.
Harriman Manufacturing Company
114 Cambridge street. Capital, $75,000. Incorporated February, 1903. Pres .. Josiah Harriman. Treas. and Gen. Man- ager, A. B. Martin.
Harvard Brewing Company
Payton street. Incorporated 1898. Cap- ital, $750,000. Pres., John Joyce, of Law- rence, Mass. Vice-Pres., Maurice J. Curran, of Lawrence, Mass. Treas. and General Manager, W. B. Holloway
Hawkins Car Oiler and Specialty Manufacturing Company
145 Merrimack. Incorporated 1903. Pres., E. J. Medina. Vice-Pres., Daniel Dickson. Sec. and Treas., F. M. Harris
Heinze Electric Company
Lawrence, near Andrews street. Pres., Paul Butler. Treas., Butler Ames. Sec. and General Manager, J. O. Heinze.
John Pilling Shoe Company
33 Shaffer street. Incorporated 1893. Pres., John B. Pilling. Directors, John B. Pilling, F. A. Pilling, L. F. Sherman
J. C. Ayer Company
176 Middle street. Capital, $300,000. Pres., Frederick Ayer. Treas. and Gen- eral Manager, Dr. Charles H. Stowell. Clerk, David Dewar
Kitson Machine Shop
Capital, $150,000. Pres., Robert F. Her- rick. Treas., Haven C. Perham. Ma- chinery
Lake View Drug Company
174 Lake View av. Incorporated No- vember, 1904. Pres., Joseph F. Burns. Treas and Manager, Harrison Lake. Sec., Thomas F. Duffy
Lamson Consolidated Store Service Company
196 Walker street. Pres., Oakes Ames. Treas., A. S. Temple. General Agent, F. A. Spear
Lawler Printing Company
Incorporated 1900. Capital, $5,000. Pres., John McGrath. Clerk, James J. Kerwin. Treas., Thomas H. Lawler.
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
Incorporated 1831. Capital, $1,250,000. Pres., T. Jefferson Coolidge. Treas., C. P. Baker. Agent, Franklin Nourse
Livingston Grain Company
11 Thorndike street. Established 1828. Incorporated 1904. Capital, $21,000. Pres. and Treas., William Livingston. Sec., Arnold J. Ryan
Lowell Bleachery
Bleachery street. Capital, $200,000. Pres., George F. Richardson. Treas., Sidney Coolidge. Agent, Charles E. Meader. Clerk, H. R. Fletcher
Lowell Automobile Corporation
91 Appleton street. Incorporated 1905. Capital, $10,000. Pres .. H. H. J. Read. Treas., N. D. Goff.
Jeremiah Clark Machinery Com- pany
277 Dutton street. Incorporated Octo ..
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ber, 1904. Pres., G. Duthrie Strachan of Brookline. Vice-Pres. and Manager, Charles E. Cashin. Treas., Charles A. Grant of Winchester.
Joyce Charles H. Company
Incorporated 1905. Capital, $50,000. Pres. and Treas., Charles H. Joyce. Sec., Joseph F. Burns
John J. Cluin Company
19 to 23 Palmer street. Incorporated 1904. Pres., F. T. Whitney. Treas., John J. Cluin
Lowell Commercial
7 Merrimack street. Incorporated 1905. Pres., LeDoit E. Kimball. Vice-Pres., C. C. Dexter, of Lynn. Treas., F. A. Spence. Sec., George P. Lord, of Salem
Lowell Co-operative Association
106 Middlesex street. Organized Jan- uary 15, 1886. Treas., Russell Fox. Agent, C. B. Rushworth
Lowell Electric Light Corporation
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