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MILITARY
Second Battalion, 6th Regt., Major, Colby T. Kittredge. Com- missary Officer, Capt. Lewis G. Hunton. Color Sergt., Robert G. Carlson. Battalion Sergt., Major George D. Crowell. Bat. Qmr. and Commissary, 2d Lieut. Winfred C. MacBrayne. Battalion Adjt., 1st Lieut. Harry G. Sheldon. Med. Officer, Capt. Mason D. Bryant
COMPANY K, SIXTH MASS. REGT.
Capt., James N. Greig. 1st Lieut., Melvin Masters. 2d Lieut., Arthur Cashin. 1st Sergt., William E. Mountain
LOWELL MECHANIC PHALANX, COMPANY C, 6th REGT. INFANTRY
Armory, Westford corner Grand street. Capt., George W. Peterson. 1st Lieut. James J. Powers. 2d Lieut., Charles J. Duffey 1st Sergt., Raymond A. Custer
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LOWELL CITY GUARDS, COMPANY M, 9th REGT.
Atmory, Westford corner Grand street. Capt., Vacant. 1st Lieut., Daniel M. Christian. 2d Lieut., Paul E. Kittredge. 1st Sergt., Arthur P. Moran
PUTNAM GUARDS, COMPANY G, 6th REGT. INFANTRY
Armory, Westford corner Grand street. Capt., Walter R. Jeyes. 1st Lieut., Thomas W. Doyle. 2d Lieut., Schuyler R. Waller. 1st. Sergt., John J. Higgins
SIXTH REGT. BAND
Chief Musician, Zephyr I. Bissonette. Principal Musician, J. B. Amede Lebrun. Quartermaster Sergt., Charles B. Thompson
POST OFFICE Office Gorham Street corner Appleton
Hours from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M., except Sundays. Money orders issued and paid from 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Letters registered 7 A.M. to 8 p. M .; night window for sale of stamps, registry of letters, and issuing of money orders open till 11 P.M
POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITORY Hours 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. Clerk in charge, John J. Murphy
POSTMASTER John F. Meehan Assistant Postmaster, Edwards Cheney
SUPERINTENDENT OF MAILS Edwin H. Cooke
FINANCE CLERK Charles W. Bell
MONEY ORDER, REGISTRY AND POSTAL SAVINGS CLERKS
Burns John E. Burns William M. Dutton Raymond W.
Kirwin Patrick J. Giblin William H. Murphy John J. Sparks Albert H.
INQUIRY CLERK Arthur A. Maxfield
STENOGRAPHER Annie L. Riordan
Berntson Olof A.
STAMP CLERKS · Finnerty James A. O'Dea James L.
MAILING CLERKS
Carroll Francis C. Chapman Jesse W. Clough Charles A. Coté Jean G.
Maguire Henry J. Shore James A. Ward Charles H. Welch Edward H.
POST OFFICE
DISTRIBUTORS
Hoyle Horace B. McHugh Frank H. Meehan Joseph P. Nevers Charles W. Turnquist F. Victor Willis Samuel R. W.
Bassett Thomas F. Dowd Thomas J. Mooney William H.
SUBSTITUTE CLERKS
Murray John J. Nelligan Edward J. Roarke Frank J. Smith George R.
SUPERINTENDENT OF DELIVERY Albion S. Ashworth
LETTER CARRIERS
Adams George L. Bagshaw Arthur H. Boardman Fred W. Brown Arthur J. Bulmer George W. Burns John T. Burns Joseph W. Campbell Frederick Campos Joaquin S.
Jacobs George A. Kenney James A. Kenney John H.
Lane William J. LeBrun Jean B. A.
Lee Harry C. Lynch Edward J. Lynch John F. McGuire James W.
Carey Charles A.
McOsker Joseph D.
Coughlan John J.
Maguire Francis J.
Crowley Daniel S.
Davis Henry J. Dillon John J. D.
Donovan David J.
Doyle Michael M. Dwyer David H. Egan Joseph F.
Roane John F.
Rogers Patrick H. Ross Mayhew A.
Ewing John Gadbois Narcisse Garrahan John J.
Gillis David M. Gray Henry E. Hammersley John R. B.
Sullivan Timothy J.
Harrington John J.
Harrington Thomas F. Healey James J. Higgins William J.
Wentworth Ancel W.
Whitston William H. Willis Albert E. Wood William H.
SUBSTITUTE LETTER CARRIERS
Alister James S. Bolduc Eugene Brown Arthur Cole John H. Corey Henry G. Couture Romeo Cox James H. Custer James J. E. Gilinson Thure E. Gilligan James F. Ginivan John J.
Haviland John J. Heelow Harry J. Hennessy John J. Kelley Simon J.
Mangan John T.
Noonan George F. Owens John H. Owens Patrick J. Phillips Nelson J. Rice James A. Smith Alexander S.
Thomas Henry L.
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Farrell John H. Garvey William J. Gordon Hiram C. Hickson Frank A. Howard William H.
Holden Charles A. Howard George S. Hunt George L.
Mahoney David A. Martin David P. Monahan Peter H. Morin Leon G. O'Rourke John J. Powers Maurice H.
Shaughnessey Martin J. Sheahan John P. Sullivan Charles R.
Tumelty Charles F. Ward Joseph J.
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POST OFFICE-UNITED STATES OFFICERS
RAILWAY POSTAL CLERKS
Henchy Edward J. Wetherbee Irving W.
Joiner Addison G. Winston Edward J.
SPECIAL DELIVERY MESSENGERS
Baxter Fred J. Coughlin E. Frank Finnegan Fred J. McGuire John A. O'Dea Frank J.
Mails sent to Boston 15 times daily, except Sunday, 4 times Sunday; to Nashua, N. H., 7 times; to Concord and Manchester, N. H., 6 times; to Worcester, 9 times; to Lawrence, 6 times; East, 8 times; to New York, 11 times; to Fitchburg, and places on the Cheshire Railroad, and north of Concord, N. H., 5 times; to Dracut and Collinsville, 2 times; to stations on Framingham Railroad, 2 times. Foreign mails every day. Sunday mail to all points. Let- ters are delivered and collected in the city by the collectors and carriers
PARCEL POST
Domestic Parcel Post handled at General Post Office and all Stations
PARCEL POST FOR FOREIGN COUNTRIES
Merchandise not exceeding one pound, 12 cents; each addi- tional pound or fraction, 12 cents. Limit of weight, 11 pounds, ex- cept to some offices in Canada and Mexico, where limit of weight is 4 pounds, 6 ounces. Packages must be accompanied by a Customs Declaration, except Canada, blanks for which will be furnished at Post Office. Packages may be registered except to Barbadoes, Great Britain and Ireland, The Netherlands, Uruguay, France and Dutch Guiana. Not mailable from a letterbox
SUB-STATIONS
No. 1, 67 Merrimack street; Clerk in charge, A. Warren Church- ill. No. 2, 654 Gorham street; Clerk in charge, John F. Moynihan. No. 3, 462 Moody street; Clerk in charge, Mrs. Nellie S. Houle. No. 4, 415 Bridge street; Clerk in charge, Ray F. Webster. No. 5, 336 Westford street; Clerk in charge, Horace C. Paige. No. 6, 408 Suf- folk street; Clerk in charge, Peter G. Chagaruly. No. 7, 726 Moody street; Clerk in charge, Wilford L. L'Esperance. No. 8, 5 Bridge street; Clerk in charge, Frederic B. Leeds. No. 9, 151 E. Merri- mack; Clerk in charge, John J. Shea. No. 10, 535 Dutton street; Clerk in charge, Michael F. Welch. No. 11, 747 Lakeview avenue; Clerk in charge, John T. Sparks. Dracut Station; Clerk in charge, George H. Stevens
RURAL DELIVERY
Route 1, Edward W. Bailey, carrier
Route 2, Jesse M. Currier, carrier
Route 3, Elijah N. Axon, carrier
UNITED STATES OFFICERS
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
Office, Room 2, Government building. Deputy Collector, Aaron S. Thompson of Lowell
U. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS
Office, Room 10, Government building. Sec., Albert H. Sparks, Timothy J. Sullivan, Arthur J. Brown, George H. Gurney, Henry A. Maguire
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U S OFFICERS-SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC
U. S. EXAMINING SURGEONS FOR PENSIONS
219 Central street. Meets second Wednesday in every month at 10 A. M. Pres., Dr. Joseph E. Lamoureux. Treas., Dr. James F. Loughran. Sec., Dr. Stephen J. Johnson
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
AYER HOME FOR YOUNG WOMEN AND CHILDREN
159 Pawtucket opposite Fletcher street. Pres., Dr. Moses G. Parker. Treas. of Trustees, Charles Fred Young. Board of Trus- tees, Dr. M. G. Parker, Frank E. Dunbar, Arthur G. Pollard, Charles F. Young, Paul Butler. Matron, Mrs. E. J. Tarr. Physician, Boyden H. Pillsbury. Dentist, Edwin F. Lamson. Assistant Physician, Ralph C. Stewart
A. G. POLLARD CO. EMPLOYEES' MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSO- CIATION
Pres., Charles A. Delaronde. Vice Pres., J. Paul Doherty. Treas., Justin H. Kimball. Sec., John Orrell
BATTLES HOME CORPORATION FOR AGED MEN
15 Belmont street. Organized April, 1902. Pres., Albert D. Carter. Sec., Walter H. Howe. Treas., William T. Sheppard. Matron, Mrs. Mary A. Hapgood
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF THE U. S. FOR THE PROPAGA- TION OF CREMATION, Branch No. 88
Pres., Gottlieb Woessner. Fin. Sec., Otto Schliebus. Treas., Everett Pearson. Meets third Wednesday of each month at 190 Plain
BOARD OF TRADE
53 Central street, rooms 95-96-97. Organized May 12, 1897. Office hours, 8.30 to 5 P.M. Pres., Robert F. Marden. First Vice Pres., Charles H. McIntire. Second Vice Pres., Harold L. Chalifoux. Third Vice Pres., James C. Reilly. Auditor, William F. Hills. Sec., John H. Murphy. Treas., Edward B. Carney
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS
53 Central, room 55. Pres., Frank M. Brogan. Sec. and Treas., Russell Fox
BUILDERS' EXCHANGE
8 Merrimack street, rms 408-409. Pres , Nelson D. Keables. Vice Pres., John J. O'Connor. Sec., Alvah H. Weaver. Treas., William H. Penn. Clerk, Julia A. McNulty
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S LYCEUM
Meets at 378 Suffolk street every Tuesday. Pres., Bartholomew F. Murray. V. Pres., John J. O'Connor. Rec. Sec., Martin Clark Fin. Sec., John F. Murphy. Treas., Rev. James J. Kerrigan
CHANNING FRATERNITY
Pres., Frederick A. Fisher. Sec., Mrs. Arthur F. Mansur. Treas., Albert S. Guild. Inc. 1884. An organization charitable, religious and literary, for the purpose of furnishing fruit and flowers for the sick; also country week for children. Treas. of Country Week, John A. Hunnewell
CHELMSFORD STREET HOSPITAL
Chelmsford street opposite Victoria. In charge of Dept. of Charities. Office, City Hall. Martin F. Conley, Supt. Visiting hours, 2 P.M. to 4 P.M. daily
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CHILDREN'S HOME
648 Central street. Organized January 1, 1902. Incorporated December, 1903. Pres., Solon W. Stevens. Vice Pres., Edward E. Slattery. Sec., Warren L. Floyd. Treas., Edward W. Trull. Matron, Ellen O'Leary
CITY DISPENSARY
City Hall. Corps of physicians, Doctors Timothy J. Hallo- ran, William M. Collins, William F. Ryan, Joseph P. Kearney, David S. Bellhumeur and Alexis E. Bertrand. Clerk, Edwin F. Mason. Open from 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. and from 2.30 to 5 P.M. week days
CORPORATION D'YOUVILLE CIRCLE
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in Grafton Hall, 212 Merrimack street. Pres., Miss Eva Dupuis. Se3., Georgianna Desrosiers. Treas., Miss Eva Dozois
DRUGGISTS' ASSOCIATION Pres., Fred Howard. Sec. and Treas., Fred K. Burtt
FAITH HOME FOR CHILDREN
249 Westford street. Incorporated December 20, 1884. Pres., Rev. Asa R. Dilts. Treas., Mrs. Georgianna Foss. Clerk, Miss Mary E. Drew
FLORENCE CRITTENTON RESCUE LEAGUE
91 Parker street. Pres., Mrs. F. A. Flather. Sec., Mrs. B. R. Benner. Treas., Miss Alice Rowell. Matron, Edith G. Waterman
FRENCH SOCIETIES Alliance Francaise De Paris
Lowell Committee, 45 Merrimack street, room 11. Pres., J. H. Guillet. Vice Pres., Remi Benoit. Sec., Yvonne LeMaitre
Association Funeraire
15 Lilly avenue. Organized May, 1904. Pres., Maxime Lepine. Sec., August Levesque. Treas., Amedee Archambeault
Caisse Nationale De Benefices
Meets first and second Tuesdays of each month at 749 Moody street. Pres., Euclide Cinqmars. Sec., Arthur N. Boulais, 8 Dra- cut street. Treas., George Rivard
Cercle St Louis De France
Meets Friday nights at St. Louis Hall, Boisvert street. Pres., Hector McDonald. Sec., E. Philippe Chaput. Treas., Joseph A. N. Chretien. Chaplain, Rev. Lucien Bedard
Corporation of Members of Association Catholique (French-American)
Organized December 8, 1878. Regular meetings first and third Tuesday evenings at 7.30 o'clock, at 103 Pawtucket street op- posite Merrimack. Pres., Louis StJean. Vice Pres., Wilfred Achin. Rec. Sec., Thomas Berube. Cor. Sec., Adolphe O. Brassard. Fin. Sec., Napoleon N. Lozeau. Treas., Joseph L. Lamoureux
Guard Frontenac
Meets every Tuesday at 764 Merrimack. Capt Albert Berge- ron. Sec., Albert Boisvert
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La Societe des Artisans Canadiens Francais Succursale St. Andre
Meets first and third Thursdays at 212 Merrimack street. Pres., George Houle. Sec. and Treas., Tancrede L. Blanchette, 32 Decatur
L'Union St. Jean Baptiste D'Amerique CONSEIL CARRILLON, NO. 100
Meets second and fourth Thursdays at 103 Pawtucket street. Pres., Charles Barry. Sec., Jesse Alexander. Treas., Joseph N. Morin. Collector, Louis E. Asselin
CONSEIL J. M. JACQUES, NO. 217
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Lake View avenue. Pres., Andrez Hamilton. Vice. Pres., Aldee Bamassa. Sec., J. A. Trudel
CONSEIL ST THERESE, NO. 351
Meets second Thursdays at 103 Pawtucket street. Pres., Mrs. Josephine LeClair. Sec., Belle Rondeau. Treas., Ida Fortin
CONSEIL LAVAL, NO. 322
East Pine street. Pres., Raphael Palardy. Sec., Henry Guerin. Treas., Joseph L'Heureux
L'Union St. Joseph De Lowell (French-American)
Meets first and third Tuesdays at St. Joseph's block, 265 Dutton street. Pres., Joseph P. Marchand. Rec. Sec., Joseph S. Lapierre. Treas., Camille Roussin
Notre Dame Bonsecour
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 103 Pawtucket street. Pres., Josephine Duchesne. Vice Pres., Irene Vanasse. Fin. Sec., Anna de Lamothe. Rec. Sec., Rosanna Gagnon
Notre Dame de Lourdes Credit Union
Meetings of Directors every Wednesday at 8 P.M. Rooms 704 Middlesex street. Open to public Tuesdays and Fridays and Satur- day afternoons. Pres., H. Alphonse Racicot. Vice Pres., Ferdinand Piche. Sec. and Treas., Joseph D. Dubois
Succursale Pawtucketville, No. 252
Meets first and third Tuesdays, 749 Moody street. Pres., Oliva Poirier. Sec., A. N. Boulais, 8 Dracut street. Treas., George Rivard
GENERAL BUTLER VETERAN FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Meets Fletcher corner Willie street first and third Tuesdays in each month during May, June, July, August, September and October, and on the first Tuesday for the rest of the year. Pres., James H. Walker. Rec. Sec., Harry E. Clay. Fin. Sec., William W. Murphy. Treas., Frederick A. Tucker
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GREEK FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
Lagadia 72 Jefferson street. Pres., Dionisios Sakelarion. Sec., Costas Constantino. Treas., George Catopis
Pan Hellenic Union of the U. S. and Canada
LOWELL BRANCH
Meets monthly at 5 Hanover. Pres., Costas Chicourakas. Sec., Anasticias Deros. Treas., Aristomenes Malicourts
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GREEK ORTHODOX COMMUNITY
Pres., Peter Tavoulares. Sec., Panos Regopoulos. Treas., Haralampos Houpis
ISRAEL BROTHERHOOD
Meets first Sunday at 132 Howard. Pres., Michael Banks. Sec., Morris Feldman. Treas., Julius Richard
LEBANON LEAGUE OF PROGRESS
Meets first Sunday of each month at 71 Adams street. Pres., S. George Dehney. Sec., Nahney Abood. Treas., Peter Conway
LETTER CARRIERS' ASSOCIATION, BRANCH 25
Meets in Federal bldg. first Friday in every month. Pres., David M. Gillis. Vice Pres., David Dwyer. Rec. Sec., Maurice H. Powers. Fin. Sec., Joseph D. McOsker. Treas., John P. Sheahan
L'ORPHELINAT FRANCO-AMERICAIN
249 Pawtucket street. Conducted by Sisters of Charity of Quebec. Pres., His Eminence Cardinal O'Connell. Vice Pres., Rev. J. Hervé Racette. Treas., Rev. Joseph A. Bolduc. Sec., J. H. Guillet. Spiritual Director, Rev. Hervé Racette. Superior, Mother St. Honore. 246 Orphans
LOWELL ART ASSOCIATION
243 Worthen street, Pres., Joseph A. Nesmith. Sec., Mrs. F. A. Wood. Treas., Frederick A. Chase
LOWELL BAPTIST UNION, Inc.
Voluntary association for special purposes and the prosecution of mission work. Annual meeting in October of each year. Pres., -. Vice Pres., George H. Taylor. Sec., William F. Hills. Treas., Frank E. Bowen
LOWELL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION
Pres., Orson E. McGregor. Sec., Sara M. Dean. Treas., Lean- der F. Conley, Jr. Junior Supt., Miss Mildred N. McKnight. Junior Sec., Blanche Libby. Counsellor, Rev. N. W. Matthews
LOWELL CORPORATION HOSPITAL
Hospital, Merrimack corner Pawtucket street. Organized in 1839 by the several manufacturing companies, for the benefit and medical care of those in their employ who may be sick, and also open to the public. The agents or superintendents of the several com- panies are the trustees. Pres., Frank A. Bowen. Sec. and Treas., Jude C. Wadleigh. Supt., Dr. Edward J. Clark. Board of Physi- cians, W. B. Jackson, Willis G. Eaton, jr. Harry H. Sumner, J. E. Lamoureux, C. A. Viles, Thomas B. Smith, Boyden H. Pillsbury, Alonzo G. Dennett, Joe V. Meigs, A. R. Gardner, Thomas G. Mc- Gannon. Matron, Mrs. Edward J. Clark
LOWELL DAY NURSERY ASSOCIATION
64 and 66 Kirk street. Organized 1885, incorporated 1889, Pres., Dr. Moses G. Parker. Treas., James Gilbert Hill. Clerk, Mrs. Charles M. Williams. Directors: Mrs. Paul Butler, Mrs. Mary A. Plunkett, Mrs. William P. Lawler, Mrs. N. W. Peabody, Mrs. Julian Talbot, Mrs. J. L. Chalifoux, Miss N. P. H. Robbins, Mrs. Samuel T. Brown, Miss Harriet Coburn, Daniel F. Carroll, Mrs. Lewis E. MacBrayne, Mrs Arthur D. Prince, Philip S. Marden, Mrs. Mary G. Morrison. Matron, Mrs. Amanda G. Nelson, Kirk street Nursery. Branch (day nursery only), at 57 First street, Matron, Miss Flora E. Brawn
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LOWELL DENTAL SOCIETY
Organized 1902. Pres., Dr. G. L. Darling. Vice Pres., Dr. J. W. Jantzen. Sec., Dr. G. W. Bonneville. Treas., Dr. W. H. Pepin. Librarian, Dr. E. S. Merrill
LOWELL DISPENSARY
18 Shattuck street. Organized in 1836 for the purpose of fur- nishing medicine and medical advice to the poor, gratis. Pres., Charles H. Hobson. Sec. and Treas., Edward B. Carney
LOWELL DISTRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Annual meeting at Lowell in March. Pres., John Perry jr. Treas., Frank J. Spooner. Sec., Grace Whitaker of Tyngsboro
LOWELL EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
Pres., Mrs. Charles D. Palmer. Cor. Sec., Mrs Blanche H. Murphy. Rec. Sec., Miss Ella M Wells. Treas., Miss Bertha M. Abbott
LOWELL FEDERATION OF CHURCHES
Meets at the Y. M. C. A. the third Monday of each month. Pres., Rev. John M. Kyle. Vice Pres., William T. White. Sec., Rev. Charles H. Davis. Treas., Daniel Dickson
LOWELL FISH AND GAME ASSOCIATION
Meets first Tuesday of each month except during July and Au- gust at 94 Middlesex street. Pres., Simon B. Harris. Treas., Henry Quirbach. Sec., Willis S. Holt, Central Fire Station
LOWELL GENERAL HOSPITAL
Varnum avenue. Organized 1891. Honorary Trustee, Fred- erick Fanning Ayer. Trustees, Arthur G. Pollard (President), Larkin T. Trull (Vice President), John F. Sawyer (Treasurer), William T. Sheppard (Clerk), Arthur G. Pollard, Moses G. Parker, Charles H. Stowell, Frank E. Dunbar, Larkin T. Trull, Walter L. Parker, Percy Parker, G. Forest Martin, Amasa Pratt, Charles Runels, John F. Sawyer, Frank K. Stearns, Frank Hanchett. Executive and House Committee, Charles H. Stowell, Arthur G. Pollard, Walter L. Parker G. Forrest Martin, Charles Runels. Finance Committee, Arthur G. Pollard, Moses G. Parker, John F. Sawyer, Walter L. Parker, Frank Hanchette. Supt., Miss Harriett E. Holden. Asst. Supts., Miss Tirzah M. Dewhurst, Miss Alice Whelan. House Physician. Lin- wood Johnson. Medical Staff, Thomas G. McGannon, M. D., William A. Johnson, M. D., Boyden Pillsbury, M. D., Edward O. Taber, M. D., Ralph C. Stewart, M. D., Homeopathic, John H. Lambert, M. D., Howard W. Jewett, M. D., Clarence H. Leland, M. D. Surgical Staff, Joe V. Meigs, M. D., George Forrest Martin, M. D., J. Arthur Gage, M. D., Archibald R. Gardner, M. D., George George L. VanDeusen, M. D.
The nurses' training school is in charge of the supt
LOWELL GENERAL HOSPITAL LADIES' AID ASSOCIATION
Meets at residences of members. Pres., Mrs Larkin T. Trull. Vice Prests., Mrs. Henry A. Lambert and Mrs. Cyrus Barton. Treas., Mrs. Walter L. Parker. Sec., Mrs John Faulkner. Forty directors, representing the churches of the city
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LOWELL GUILD, Inc.
17 Dutton street. Pres., Mrs. James G. Hill. First Vice Pres., Miss Edith Stott, Mrs. James G. Hill. Second Vice Pres., Ruth Burke. Clerk, Mary G. Lamson. Treas., Edward B. Carney. Asst. Treas., Mrs. Arthur J. Muckland
LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Pres., Solon W. Stevens. Rec. Sec. and Clerk, Edith Richardson Dupee. Cor Sec., Josephine M. Ockington. Treas., Edward W. Trull. Annual Meeting second Wednesday in April
LOWELL HOSPITAL NURSES' ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Pres., Miss Katherine Audet, Sec., Miss Elizabeth Smith. Treas., Mrs. Arthur Allard
LOWELL HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Organized December 21, 1868. Incorporated 1902. Meets quarterly in Memorial Hall building. Pres., Solon W. Stevens." Cor. Sec., Alfred P. Sawyer. Rec. Sec., Francis E. Appleton. Treas., Charles C. Swan. Librarian, John A. Bailey
LOWELL HUMANE SOCIETY
Meets at 238 Central street, rm.2, first Tuesday of each month. Pres., Robert F. Marden. Vice Presidents, Mrs. George F. Richard- son, Miss Frances M. Robinson. Sec., Mrs. F. E. Dunbar. Treas., Edward E. Sawyer. Agent, Charles F. Richardson. Asst. Agent, C. Frederick Gilmore
LOWELL MINISTERS' UNION
To promote Christian fellowship. Pres., Rev. Herbert E. Ben- ton. Sec. and Treas., Rev. Henry A. Cornell. Meets second Wednes- day of each month at 1.45 P.M. at Y. M. C. A.
LOWELL ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY
Meets every Sunday at 36 Central street. Pres., E. T. Goward. Sec. and Treas., Edward W. Daly
LOWELL REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE
36 Central street. Chairman, Horton H. Hilton. Vice Chair- man, Hamlet S. Greenwood. Sec. and Treas., Edward T. Goward
LOWELL SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE
81 Merrimack street. Pres., Hon. John Jacob Rogers. Vice Prests., F. A. Fisher, Patrick F. Sullivan. Gen. Sec., Mary Alma Cotter. Treas., J. Harry Boardman. Clerk of Board, Hazel Hanchett
LOWELL TEACHERS' ORGANIZATION
Pres., Jennie Allen. Treas., Anna T. Coffey. Sec., Katherine Kelley
LOWELL TEXTILE SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Moody street corner Colonial avenue. Pres., A. G. Cumnock. Vice Pres., John Jacob Rogers. Clerk, James T. Smith. Treas., A. G. Pollard
MASTER PAINTERS' & DECORATORS' ASSOCIATION
18 Shattuck street, rooms 7-8. Meets first and third Tuesdays. Pres., P. H. Callahan. Vice Pres., J. Alfred Pinard. Sec., Fred G. Baldwin. Treas., Walter Garland
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY RED CROSS CHAPTER
Chairman, Hon. John Jacob Rogers. Treas., George R. Chandler. Asst. Treas., Miss Julia T. Pevey, 68 Dover street. Sec., Miss Ruth Burke
MIDDLESEX NORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Incorporated 1855. Embraces the city of Lowell and the towns of Acton, Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Groton, Read- ing, North Reading, Pepperell, Wilmington, Tewksbury, Tyngsboro and Westford, though persons from any part of Middlesex county may become members of the Society. The exhibition of the Society takes place annually in September. Officers for 1916: Pres., George W. Trull of Tewksbury. Sec., Walter S. Holder of Chelmsford. Treas., John A. Weinbeck, Lowell
MIDDLESEX NORTH DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY
Embraces the city of Lowell and the towns of Acton, Bedford, Billerica, Chelmsford, Carlisle, Dracut, Dunstable, Groton, Little- ton, Pepperell, Tewksbury, Tyngsboro and Westford. Pres., Dr. James J. McCarthy, Lowell. Vice Pres., Dr. Joe V. Meigs. Sec., Dr. Joseph A. Mehan, Lowell. Treas., Dr. T. B. Smith, Lowell. Lib- rarian, Dr. P. J. Meehan, Lowell. Commissioner of Trials, F. E. Varney of North Chelmsford. Annual meeting on last Wednesday in April. Quarterley meetings held in Lowell on last Wednesday in July, October and January, at 6 o'clock P.M.
THE MINISTRY-AT-LARGE
Office, 150 Middlesex near South street. Organized in 1843 as the Lowell Missionary Society. Re-organized and incorporated as The Ministry-at-Large in Lowell, July 21, 1879, for the purpose of religion, education, benevolence and charity. Pres., Dudley L. Page. Vice President, Mrs. Charles D. Palmer. Treas., Harvey B. Greene. Minister-at-Large and Collector, Rev. George C. Wright. Sec., Henry H. Harris
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POST OFFICE CLERKS BRANCH No. 37
Pres., C. F. Victor Turnquist. Vice Pres., James L. O'Dea. Sec., James A. Finnerty. Treas., Charles A. Clough
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STATIONARY ENGINEERS, No. 17
Meets every Friday evening at 67 Market street. Pres., Charles McLean. Fin. Sec., Ivory F. Moulton. Cor. Sec., George C. Miller Rec., Sec., Michael Hetherman. Treas., Ezra C. Pratt
NEW HAMPSHIRE VETERAN ASSOCIATION OF LOWELL
Meets in G. A. R. Hall, 202 Merrimack street, second Monday in September and first Monday in July. Pres., George E. Worthen. Treas., Elmer R. Fife. Sec., Charles H. Stickney
NORWEGIAN SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY
Meets fourth Friday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, 84 Middlesex
OAKLAND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION
Pres., Winslow C. Clark. Vice Pres., Francis W. Qua. Sec., Albert L. Thompson
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OLD LADIES' HOME
520 Fletcher near Bowers street. Organized July, 1867. Pres., Mrs. George F. Richardson. Vice Prests., Mrs. Adaline H. Forrest. Mrs. Sarah T. Young. Sec., Mrs. Edwin T. Shaw. Treas., J. Ed- ward Gibson. Physicians, John Lambert, Ralph Stewart. Auditor, Charles C. Hedrick. Trustees, Mrs. George F. Richardson, Mrs. W. P Brazer, Mrs. Theodore E. Parker, George S. Motley, Mrs. James C. Abbott, Arthur G. Pollard, John Jacob Rogers, Frank Hanchett, Mrs. H. A. Lamber, Clarence C. Nelson and a board of not less than fifty patrons to be chosen from the various religious societies of Lowell. Matron of the Home, Martha E. Mills. Religious services are held every second and fourth Sunday except July and August by the several clergyman of the city. Visitors will be recieved on Wednes- day and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5 o'clock. Applications for admission as inmates should be made to Mrs. J. C. Abbott, 24 Fair- mount street
O. M. I. CADETS
Meets for drill every Friday evening at Immaculate Conception Hall. Major, William E. Conroy. Adj. Owen P. Conway. Cap- tains, Charles O. Dwyer, Co. A .; Joseph Boyd, Co. B .; Leo Calla- han, Co. C .; Edward Lecan, Co. D .; Chaplain, Rev. D. A. Sullivan, O. M. I.
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