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CITY LIBRARY AND READING ROOM Memorial Hall, Merrimack Street
Trustees, the Mayor ex-officio, and the following persons ap- pointed by the Mayor : John T. Donehue, D.D.S., Edward J. Welch, M. D., Hugh J. Molloy, Henry H. Harris, Alexis E. Bertrand, M. D.
Nickles Walter F.
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CITY LIBRARY-FIRE DEPARTMENT
Librarian, Frederick A. Chase, Asst. Librarian, Alice M. Myers. Assistants, Walter H. Gilman, Harry C. Bowen, Leo A. Mongrain, Clara Beard, Alice H. Kidder, Harriet M. Sullivan, Alice Donehue, Dorothy P. Webster, Annette LcMaitre, John Manning, Richard Carr. Supt. of Reading Room, Stephen T. Wyman. This library contains 100,000 volumes, and is open every day in the year (Sundays and holidays excepted) from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M Open for the delivery of books from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M The Reading Room is open every day in the year (except holidays) from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Children's Room open from 12 M. to 8 P.M. ; Saturdays from 10 A.M. to 8 P.M. Bertha G. Kyle, Librarian of Children's Room. October 1 to June 1, library open Sundays from 2 to 9 P.M. for reference use only, and the Reading Room is open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Substations at William H. Noo- nan's drug store, 305 Bridge, and Margaret E. O'Neill's, 584 Gorham
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Chief Engineer, Edward F. Saunders; salary, $2,200. District Chief Engineers, Daniel H. Crowley, James C. Sullivan. Asst. Engineer, Charles E. Alway. Electrician, Henry C. Fernald, Middle corner Palmer street. Lineman, Thomas McCormick. Chief's Driver, H. B. Sanders. Inspector of Repairs, Thomas F. Saunders. Telephone Inspector, Thomas F. Conway. Telephone Operators, Jeremiah J. Harrington, Daniel W. Russell
Steamer No. 1, 795 Gorham street. Weight, 10,500 pounds. Captain, Charles D. Foley. Lieutenant, Thomas W. Collins. En- gineer, James W. Jantzen. Clerk and Driver, George W. Lovett. Driver, William J. Heelon. Hosemen, Robert H. Otley, James O'Hare, William Henry Kirkpatrick
Steamer No. 2, 45 Branch street. Weight, 7,720 pounds. Captain, Henry Boynton. Lieutenant, Franklin B. Akers. Engi- neer, H. R. Morrison. Clerk, Charles F. Stackpole. Hoseman, Wil- bur H. Oke. Driver, William P. Maker. Fireman, John C. O'Neil. Hosemen, Forrest F. Alcott, John J. Flynn, Geo. A. Crawford, Charles L. Crowley. Chauffeur, Charles F. Stackpole
Steamer No. 3, Palmer corner Middle street. Weight, 9,100 pounds. Captain, Frank Hoyt. Lieutanant, O. A. Knapp. Engi- neer, Moses I. Collins. Clerk and Driver, Frank E. Turner. Hose- men, Philip F. Mooney, Philip J. Connor, George H. McDermott, Wm. F. Egan, Willis S. Holt
Steamer No. 4, High street, Belvidere. Weight, 8,300 pounds. Captain, J. Edward Burns. Lieutenant, John E. Sullivan. Engi- neer, Charles L. Brown. Clerk and Chauffeur, Joseph M. G. Burns. Driver, James T. Doyle. Hosemen, Patrick Mooney, William T. Dolan, John J. Rinehardt, Frank J. Sullivan, Patrick J. Finnerty
Steamer No. 5, 29 Fourth street, Cent. Captain, Charles F. Hemenway. Lieutenant, James J. McCafferty. Engineer, Jay D. Ismond. Clerk and Driver, Alonzo E. Kidder. Driver, Bird C. Reed. Hosemen, P. F. Mahoney, Lewis P. Reed
Steamer No. 6, Fletcher cor. West Clark street. Capt., David J. Hurley. Lieut, Geo. F. Flint. Clerk and Driver, John A. Fletcher. Driver, S. R. Pendexter. Hosemen, John J. Murphy, Thos. F. Maguire, John J. Wholey. Engineer, F. G. Collins. Fire- man, Edgar Perham
Hose Company No. 7, 490 Central street. Captain, J. F. McKis- sock. Lieutenant, James A. Shea. Clerk and Driver, Timothy J. Dewire. Hosemen, Philip Mclaughlin, J. J. Donohoe and T. H. Welch
Hose Company No. 8, Merrimack corner Race street. Cap- tain, Bernard J. Dunn. Lieutenant, Gilman S. Alcott. Driver, Martin C. Rowell. Hosemen, William J. Lambert, Joseph F. Con- very, William F. Tighe, Henry D. Carpenter, Joseph H. Rogers, George J. Tracy
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FIRE DEPARTMENT
Hose Company No. 9, Lincoln street, Ayer's City. Captain, Richard E. Burns. Lieutenant, George H. Chapman. Clerk and Driver, Chas. A. Rock. Hosemen, Amherst S. Maynard, Alfred F. Prescott
Hose Company No. 10, Mammoth road. Captain, E. W. Bart- lett. Lieutenant, William M. Barrett. Clerk and Driver, Robert W. Broadbent. Hosemen, David Laferriere jr., Roger J. Hayes
Hose Company No. 11, Lawrence corner S. Whipple. Cap- tain, William A. Dolan. Lieutenant, Edward Jennings. Clerk and Driver, John D. Finnegan. Hosemen, John N. Emerson, Michael J. O'Connor
Hose Company No. 12, 280 West Sixth, Centralville. Cap- tain, Herbert A. Merrill. Lieutenant, Charles E. Abare. Clerk and Driver, C. Herbert Cogswell. Hosemen, Joseph Bernier and Joseph L. Crowe
Truck Company No. 1, Lawrence street. Captain, Timothy Brown. Lieutenant, Timothy Dwyer. Clerk and Driver, John J. Lowney. Laddermen, J. F. McGuinness, Patrick H. O'Loughlin, Charles J. Meehan and James N. Lannon
Truck Company No. 2 (with chemical engine attached), West- ford corner Lane street. Captain, Daniel W. Hilliard. Lieutenant, George W. Alcott. Clerk and Driver, George A. Dickey. Driver, Quincy A. Foster. Laddermen, H. S. Gardner, Edgar E. Smith and H. W. Hilliard, Frank H. Harris
Truck Company No. 3, Palmer street. Captain, F. E. Fuller. First Lieutenant, Harry F. Harris. Second Lieutenant, E. H. Dearth. Clerk and Driver, Fred O. J. Townsend. Laddermen, W. T. Foss, Robert Carland, T. F. Conway, John J. McManmon, John P. Moore, Hugh V. Green
Truck Company No. 4, 280 West Sixth street, Centralville. Captain, Joseph D'Amour. Lieutenant, James W. Adams. Clerk, and Driver, Edson S, Barnes. Ladderman, Fred Boyntnn
Protective Company No. 1, Warren street. Captain, William H. Halstead. Lieutenant, J. W. Halstead. Clerk and Chauffeur, Harold L. Foster. Patrolmen, George A. Campbell, John F. Am- brose, Edward P. Cunningham, George E. Schofield
VETERAN FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION
Organized October, 1885. Pres., Edward A. Salmon. Rec. and Fin. Sec., Charles H. Philbrick. Treas., William W. Murphy
FIREMEN'S FUND ASSOCIATION
Pres., Thomas F. Saunders. Vice Pres., J. H. Jantzen. Clerk, A. B. Strout. Treas., Edward P. Cunningham. This association is composed of the whole fire department and managed by a board of trustees, two from the board of engineers and two from each com- pany, who meet first Friday evening in each month in the Engineer's rooms. Middle street, at 7.30 o'clock
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAM
HENRY C. FERNALD, Electrician, Middle corner Palmer street
Alarms are sounded by striking two or more rounds of the box number. In cases where two alarms may have been given from different boxes, the second box having struck before the re-call from the first box, the re-call signal from the first box will be two blows, the re-call from the second box will be one blow The all-out or re-call signal will be given by striking two single blows with an interval of ten seconds between the blows
Second alarms will be given by striking two blows, followed immediately by box number
Third or general alarm will be given by striking three blows, followed im- mediately by box number, when all companies will respond immediately
2-2-2-Two strokes repeated twice, at 7.30 A.M. or 12.45 P.M. denote no session of schools
6.05 P.M .- No session of evening schools
The bells will be struck once at 1 and 8.30 o'clock P.M.
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LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES
12 Moody, cor. Worthen
13 Market, cor. Dutton
14 Merrimack, cor. Tremont
15 Cushing, cor. Fletcher 16 MtVernon, cor. Broadway
17 Rock, cor. Willie
18 Kitson Machine Shop (private)
19 Fletcher, cor. Broadway
112 Dutton, opp. Parker Office
113 Lewis, cor. Little
114 Fenwick, near Suffolk
115 Moody, cor. Austin
116 Adams, cor. Cross
117 School, cor. Rock
118 Aiken, cor. Hall
119 Common, cor. Salem
121 Western av, near R. R. Crossing
123 Merrimack, cor. Spalding
124 Pawtucket, cor. Fletcher
125 Market, cor. Hanover
126 MtWashington, cor. Varney
127 School, cor. Bowers
128 Tremont & Suffolk Mills (private)
129 Salem, cor. Bowers
131 School, cor. Pawtucket
138 Cheever, cor. Aiken
148 Ward and Perkins
158 Lawrence Mfg. Co. (private)
21 Merrimack, cor. Kirk
23 Middle, Engine House
24 Middlesex, cor. South
25 Police Station
26 Merrimack Square
27 Central, cor. Warren
28 Central, cor. Green
29 Saco-Lowell Shops (private)
212 Bigelow Carpet Co (private)
213 Boott Cotton Mills (private)
214 Gorham, cor. Union
215 Highland, cor. South
216 Lawrence, cor. Wamesit
217 John, cor. Paige
218 Appleton, cor. Favor
219 Middlesex, cor. Thorndike
221 Kinsman, cor. Whipple
223 Gorham, cor. Thorndike
224 U. S. Bunting Co., Crosby street (private)
225 Central, cor. Mill
226 Central, cor. Chapel
227 Lawrence, cor. Charles
228 Warren, cor. George
229 Central and Tyler
31 Chelmsford, cor. Westford
32 Chelmsford, cor. Grand
33 Broadwav, cor. Walker 34 Howard, cor. Hale 35 Middlesex, cor. Grand 36 Westford, cor. Gates
37 Branch, Engine House 38 Middlesex, cor. School
39 C. I. Hood's Laboratory (private) 312 Westford, Engine House 313 School, cor. Liberty
314 Dover, cor. Grove 315 Branch, cor. Walker
316 Wilder, cor. Pawtucket 317 Westford, cor. Loring 41 Chelmsford, cor. Lincoln
42 Lincoln, cor. Tannel
43 Tanner, near Scannell's Office
45 Bleachery, near Moore 46 Moore, cor. Lenox 47 Gorham, cor. Moore 48 Gorham, cor. Manchester 49 Gorham, cor. Lundberg 412 Main, cor. Plain 413 Harvard Brewing Co (private)
414 Boston rd, cor. Fruit
415 Gorham, cor. Bowden 416 London, cor. Autumn 417 Chelmsford, cor. Powell
418 City Hospital
419 Meadowscroft, cor. Bolt
421 Lawrence, Engine House
422 U. S. Cartridge Co., Lawrence st.
423 Faulkner Mills (private) 5 Smith, cor. Powell
51 Shaw, cor. South Loring 52 Pine, cor. Wilder
53 Westford, cor. Stevens
54 Princeton, cor. Harvard
55 Marlborough, cor. Pine 56 Westford, cor. Sayles
57 Chelmsford, cor. Jenness
58 Stevens, cor. Parker 59 B street, cor. Puffer 512 Marginal, cor. Stevens
513 Middlesex, cor. Pawtucket
514 Bay State St. Ry. Power Sta. (private) 515 Middlesex, co1. Baldwin
516 Middlesex, cor. Wood
517 Shaw Machine Co. (private)
518 Princeton, cor. Cashin
519 Patterson Rubber Co. (private)
521 Westford, cor. Pine
522 Midland, cor. Lipton
6 Bridge, cor. First 61 Bridge, cor. West Fifth
62 Lakeview av, cor. Coburn
63 Opp. Pumping Station
64 Third, cor. Myrtle
65 Lakeview av, near Ennell
67 Hildreth, cor. Lilley av.
68 Sixth, cor. Fremont 69 Bridge, cor. Tenth
612 Lakeview av, cor. Fred
613 Aiken av, cor. Cumberland rd.
614 Tenth, cor. Myrtle
615 Methuen. cor. Beacon
616 Thirteenth, cor. May
617 Tenth, cor. Christian
618 Bridge, cor. Eighteenth
619 Eighteenth, cor. Beacon
621 Third, cor. Vernon
7 Mammoth rd, cor. Varnum av.
71 Fourth av, cor. Mammotb rd.
72 Moody, cor. Fourth av.
73 Mammoth rd, cor. Eighth av.
74 Varnum av, cor. W Meadow rd.
75 Moody, cor. Riverside
76 MtHope, cor. Sixth av.
77 Riverside, cor. New York
78 Varnum av, cor. Fowler rd. 8 Howe, cor. East Merrimack
81 Andover, cor. Fayette
82 High, cor. East Merrimack
83 Perry, Electric Light Station
84 Chestnut, cor. Nesmith
85 Alder, cor. Bartlett
86 Nesmith, cor. Wyman
87 Fairmount, cor. Talbot
88 East Merrimack, cor. Stackpole 89 High, cor. Porter
812 Andover, B. F. Butler's Driveway
813 Wentworth av, cor. Glenwood
814 Parkview av, cor. Hovey
815 Andover, cor. Clark rd.
816 Rogers, cor. Phoenix
817 Rogers, cor. Fairmount 818 Warrenville (private) 819 American Leather Co (private)
821 Lawrence, cor. Morton
822 Rogers, cor. Pleasant
823 Lawrence, cor. Boylston
824 Woburn, cor. Circuit av. 825 Nesmith, cor. Rogers
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Chairman, John H. Lambert
Secretary, Hugh J. Molloy
Wolfred P. Caisse, Jr. John C. Leggat
Herford N. Elliott Richard Brabrook Walsh
Meets the last Tuesday in each month at 8 P. M. in City Hall Supt. of Schools, Hugh J. Molloy. Office, City Hall. Hours, 11.30 A.M. to 12.30 P M.
HIGH SCHOOL
KIRK STREET
Headmaster, Cyrus W. Irish. Submasters, Carl D. Burtt, Frederick R. Woodward. Assistants, Jesse D. Sallee, Susie L. D. Watson, Adelaide Baker, Jennie L. Allen, Emma L. Bradley, Ger- trude A. Rodliff, Marietta Cassidy, Grace H. Goodhue, Bessie E. Huntoon, Mary G. Stevens, Mary H. Killpatrick, Margaret V. Spear, Alice H. Bacheller, William W. Dennett, Alice Richardson, Ethel M. Everett, Elizabeth H. Murphy, Loretta A McManmon Lillian E Edgerly, Albert D. Mack, Marie R. Sullivan, Charles E. Seede, Grace D. Donovan, James A. Shanley, Florence R. Foote, Millie A. Severance, Elmer G. Brennon, Violet Stocks, C. Fred Campbell, Ruth L. Eaton, Ellen E. McQuade, Mary E. Quirbach, Alice O. Stickney, Mary L. Martin, Joseph G. Pyne, Edward J. Thompson, Frances U. Masterson, Mary C. Joyce, M. Mabel Cassidy Peter J. Gulesian, Edith C. Erskine, Genieve E. Lawrence, Alice L. Cluin, Annabelle C. Lowney, Ethel V. Cleaves, James F. Conway, H. Estelle Moors, Esther Elliott. Secretary, Queenie Alice Man- chester. Medical Director, Dr. Nathan Pulsifer. Military Instruc- tor, Major Colby T. Kittredge
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN SCHOOL, CHEMLSFORD COR LINCOLN STREET
Master, James L. Mellen. Assistants, Margaret M. Sparks, Grace Scribner, Ellen L. Floyd, Irma V. Hodgman, Bride T. Sweeney, Margaret T. Donovan, Margaret G. McDonald, Julia G. Slattery, Mabel W. Ewings, Bethia S. Keith, Esther G. Donlan, Margaret S. Jamieson, Elsie M. Puffer
BARTLETT TRAINING SCHOOL, WANNALANCIT STREET
Master, Herbert D. Bixby. Assistants, Belle A. Prescott, Belle F. Batchelder, Maria W. Roberts, Kathleen E. Driscoll, Amy L. Tucke, Alice 'D. Sunbury, Katherine F. Farley, Sara E. Ames, Celia Standish, M. Beatrice Shea, A. Gertrude Stiles, E. Belle Per- ham, Charles E. Seede
BUTLER SCHOOL, GORHAM NEAR CARTER STREET
Master, Cornelius F. Callahan. Assistants, Nellie F. Murphy, Katherine E. Kelley, Delia T. Brady, Mary L. McSorley, Mary E. Lane, Katharine M. Usher, Sadie E. Tully, Alice C. O'Brien, Mar- guerite J. Cronin, Annie J. Devine, Katherine M. Jantzen, Mary L. Crowley, Mary E. Crowley, Marguerite G. Hyde, Helen L. Clark, Mary G. Quinn, Peter J. Gulesian
COLBURN SCHOOL, LAWRENCE NEAR CHARLES STREET
Principal, Helen M. Shean. Assistants, Margaret C. Fox, Julia M. Driscoll, Anna J. Cawley, Lena Collins, Sadie A. Connor, Elizabeth A. Conway, Louise C. Thomas, Caroline A. Downey
EDSON SCHOOL, HIGHLAND CORNER SOUTH STREET
Master, Leo A. King. Assistants, Frances M. Webster, Lillian E. Alister, Anna E. Donovan, Jennie E. Rogers, Kate J. Hayes, Mar- gie F. Marren, Delia C. Maloney, Marietta E. O'Neil, Marianna L. Donovan, Susan F. Burbank
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
FREDERIC T. GREENHALGE SCHOOL, ENNELL CORNER VICTOR STREET
Master, Arthur K. Whitcomb. Assistants, Mary E. Tobin, Annie L. Mahoney, Josephine S. Dunlavy, Alice A. Masterson, Helen Kohawn, M. Alice Cochrane, Leona M. Small, Grace E. Frye, Ellen F. Lynch, Mary M. Cowell
GREEN SCHOOL, MERRIMACK OPPOSITE COLBURN STREET
Master, Paul L. Perkins. Assistants, Elizabeth L. Provencher, Lizzie A. Nolan, Jennie E. Fay, Catharine F. McCarthy, Hannah M. Barrows, M. Alice McCue, Agnes T. Courtney, Bertha M. Rowland- son, Carrie E. Erskine, A. Lillian Walsh, Mary V. Johnson
HIGHLAND SCHOOL, PINE CORNER WILDER STREET
Master, Charles W. Morey. Assistants, Estelle L. Whitney, Mary F. Foss, Leonora K. Battles, Abbie F. Woodward, Ella M. Breene, Minnie C. Gray, Grace R. Sanders, Lulu Turner, Charlotte L. Parsons, Anna A. Burnham, Carrie E. Hale, Anna T. Coffey, Alice L. Joyce
HIGHLAND ANNEX, MIDDLESEX JUNCTION OF BRANCH STREET Vera E. Groves, Grace F. Ward
MOODY SCHOOL, ROGERS STREET COR. HIGH
Master, William S. Greene. Assistants, Frances E. Hardman, Frances E. Garrity, Ida L. Samuels, Flora A. Owen. Mary F. Caro- lan, Frances C. Noonan, Martina F. McMahon, Anastasia E. Down- ing, Cora E. Jones, Fannie G. Hobbs
PAWTUCKET SCHOOL, MAMMOTH ROAD
Master, William P. Barry. Assistants, Alice G. Donohoe, Goldie M. Gardner, Charlotte C. Walsh, Julia B. Riordan, Corinna G. Cover, Clotilda A. Delaney, Alice H. Lynch, Delia F. Briscoe, Anna L. McNabb, Loretta M. Kinsella
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL, WOBURN COR. EUGENE Principal, Rosalie T. Burns. Assistants, Mrs. Harriet L. Wheeler, Christine M. Kane, Elizabeth A. Gilinson
VARNUM SCHOOL, SIXTH CORNER MYRTLE STREET CENTRALVILLE
Master, Henry H. Harris. Assistants, Elizabeth C. Kennedy, Agnes Bailey. Daisy B. MacBrayne, Mary A. Fay, Agnes T. Fay, Grace M. Thurber, Mary R. Seery, Ada E. Hoole, Rose A. Dowd, Julia Williams, Margaret F. Howe, Annie V. Donoghue, Mabel A. Metcalf, Florence E. Archibald, Alice R. Keese
WASHINGTON SCHOOL, LANG STREET
Master, John Ernest Barr. Assistants, Helen A. Dow, Susan C. Griffin, Laura F. Greene, Alice G. McGilley, Olive J. Palm, Rose C. Geary, Gertrude T. Keyes, Myrtle M. Killpatrick
PRIMARY SCHOOLS
Agawam-street School. Agawam corner Barrington street. Prin- cipal, Mary A. Fay. 'Assistant, Anna M. Higgins
Ames-street School, Lawrence corner Ames street. Principal, Rose E. McVey. Assistants, Edith Farrington, Mary C. Timmons Bartlett Training School. Essie E. Roche, Bertha M. Sherburne, Eleanor J. LeLacheur, Mary E. Snow
Billings-street School, Billings street corner Aiken avenue. Princi- pal, Annie M. Robbins. Assistants, Elizabeth H. Seede, Ruth Crowell
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
Cabot-street School, Cabot corner Ford street. Principal, Mary T. Whelley. Assistants, Mary J. Murphy, Mollie M. Brosnan Carter-street School, Carter street. Principal, Isabella T. Vinal. Assistants, Margaret J. Connors, Katherine F. Brady
Central-street School, Central opposite Hudson street. Principal, Elizabeth G. Lawler. Assistants, Helen A. Drury
Charles-street School, Charles street between Gorham and Chapel. Principal, Alice T. Owens. Assistants, Ella E. Gardner, Mar- garet A. Harrahan, Marietta G. Gormley
Colburn School, Charles near Lawrence street. Principal, Anna M. Courtney. Assistant, Katherine M. Tobin, Gertrude B. Mc- Quade, Elizabeth R. Connell, Mrs. Mary A. Hartley
Cross-street School, Cross near Mount Vernon street. Principal, Ida J. Clarke. Assistants, Katherine Kelly, Anna T. Coburn Dover-street School, Dover between Middlesex and Grove streets. Principal, Clara B. Horne. Assistants, Clementine H. Bowers, Bertha Gardner
Eliot School, Favor corner Summer street. Principal, Ellen A. Stillings. Assistants, Ellen A. Corbett, Nellie T. O'Grady, Loyola McCann
Franklin School, Middlesex corner Branch street. Principal, Marion J. Stevenson. Assistants, Mary E. Richardson, Kate G. Jones Frederic T. Greenhalge School, Ennell corner Victor street. Teach- ers, Martha Rogers, Blanche E. Marshall, E. Laura Moore
Grand-street School. Grand between Westford and Middlesex streets. Principal, Marion E. Greene. Assistants, Jennie M. Bennett, Mary J. Moynahan
Kirk-street School, Kirk corner Lee street. Principal, Eliza A. Davis. Assistant, Laura H. Palmer
Lake View-avenue School, Lake View avenue, Centralville. Prin- cipal, Margaret J. Mccluskey. Assistants, Anna F. Joyce, Alice E. Ramsay
Laura E. Lee School, Plain corner Powell street. Principal, Flora H. Sprague. Assistants, Lilla M. Stanley, Lena M. Robinson, Sadie M. Dean, Emma M. Graham
Lexington-avenue School (ungraded). Teacher, Carrie M. Hart London-street School, London corner Autumn street. Principal, Elizabeth R. Maguire. Assistants, Mary F. Hill, Margaret L. Haggerty
Lycn-street School, Central corner Lyon street. Principal, Kate. F. Murphy, Assistants, Mary J. McCarry, Loretta A. Hannafin Middlesex Village School. Principal, Harriet F. Wakefield. As- sistants, Gertrude E. Dane, Katharine P. O'Brian
New Moody-street School, Moody street opposite Fifth avenue, Pawtucketville. Principal, Addie B. Merrill. Assistants, Anna I. Cassidy, Maud M. Hardy, Grace C. Delany
Pawtucket Primary. Teacher, Eugenia L. Hogan
Pine-street School, Pine corner Gibson street. Principal, Carrie J. Bailey. Assistants, Grace I. Washburn, Helen D. Swain
Pond-street School, High corner Pond street. Principal, Adelaide Crowley. Assistants, Mary I. Halloran, Maud E. Green, Gertrude Seede
Powell-street School, Powell near Liberty street. Principal, Viola A. Hamblett. Assistant, Ellen J. Piper
Riverside School. Principal, Etta M. Smith. Assistant, Charlotte O. Lowe
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
Sycamore-street School, Sycamore street. Principal, Florence E. Rowell. Assistant, Elizabeth B. Dame
Tenth-street School, Tenth corner Varnum street, Centralville. Principal, Mary F. Beane. Assistants, Fannie H. Murphy, Alice A. Holtham, Alice M. French
Washington Primary, Lang street. Carrie L. Brown, Annie E. Irving
Weed-street Schocl, Gorham corner Weed street. Principal, Lilla M. McEvoy. Assistant, Mary F. Devine
West Sixth-street School, West Sixth between Coburn and Jewett streets, Centralville. Principal, Stella J. Allen. Assistants, Marion S. Keyes, Elizabeth F. Lamere. Mary J Callahan
Worthen-street School, Worthen street between Market and Broad- way. Principal, Esther V. Green. Assistants, Mary R. Mar- ren, Mary E. Meehan
KINDERGARTENS
Agawam-street Kindergarten. Principal, Sarah G. Sparks
Bartlett Training Kindergarten, Cross-street Schcol. Principal, Helen W. Noyes. Assistant, Alta Leary
Central-street Kindergarten. Principal, Katherine C. Early
Charles-street Kindergarten. Principal, Mabel D. Nickerson. As- sistant, S. Alice Knapp
Dover-street Kindergarten. Principal, Elizabeth A. Wilson Franklin Kindergarten. Principal N. Grace Taylor, Helen S. Liv- ington
Howard-street Kindergarten. Principal, Gertrude A. Roberts, Assistant. Hortense M. Lamere
Lake View-avenue Kindergarten. Principal, Ella M. Penn. Assist- ant, Celina L. Lalime
Laura E. Lee Kindergarten. Principal, Edith A. Howitt. Assistant, Katherine M. Crowley
Moody Kindergarten High-street School. Principal Gertrude B. Crowley. Assistant, Abigail M. Bacon
Pawtucket Kindergarten. Principal, Marietta King. Assistant, S. Hortense Tabor
Pine-street Kindergarten. Principal, Louie I. Smith
Varnum School Kindergarten. Principal, Clara M. Everett. As- sistant, Eva Craven
Weed-street Kindergarten. Principal, Alice F. Seeton. Assistant, Irene White
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Supervisor of Primary Grades, Alice T. Lee Supervisors of Drawing, Olive E. Underhill, Addie E. Edwards
Musical Director, Frederick O. Blunt. Assistant, Ella G. Russell Teacher of Sewing, Ida J. Flint. Assistant, Esther M. Owens Teacher of Manual Training, Ralph A. Luce
Militaty Instructor, Major Colby T. Kittredge
Dental Clinic-Worthen-street school bldg., Dr. Edwin A. Kent Attendance Officers, William F. Thornton (Chief), Henry L. Williams, Camille Roussin, John J. Walker
HIGH SCHOOL REGIMENT
Colonel, Herbert T. Kerrigan. Lieut. Colonel, Raymond Bourgeois. Majors, Walter L'Esperance, Edmond C. Sullivan, Frederic W. Thomas. Adjutant, Reginald B. Nichols. Quartermaster,
William L. Barlofsky
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SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL BATTALIONS
1st Major, Alice;M. Dacey; 2d Major, Juliette Lavigneur; 3d Major, Marion M.ĮRyan; 4th Major, Leda Lamontagne
LOWELL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
Principal, Thomas F. Fisher. Principal's Assistant, Clara I. Far- rington
Boys' Dept., Clark street cor. Hancock avenue. Assistants, Arthur H. Beane, Charles J. Rodgers, Fred F. Wiggin, Charles Welsh, Maurice A. Butterfield, Carey C. Waterman, Walter F. Con- nolly, George H. Dozois, Chester W. Macdonald, Ernest O. Wheeler
Boys' Dept. and Office, Broadway cor. Dummer
Dept. of Household Arts in Morrill school, Common and Adams streets. Directors, Esther M. Downing, Ruberta M. Bramhall, Anna M. O'Day, Marie L. Dupuis, Mary H. Mehan, Mrs. Grace Stevens, Agnes R. Burns, Anna T. McCarron
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Broadway corner Wilder street. Opened in October, 1897. Princi- pal, John J. Mahoney. Assistants, Albert E. Brown, Josephine W. Chute, Blanche A. Cheney, Marion H. Milner, Sarah E. Lovell, Charlotte M. Murkland, William E. Riley, Elizabeth M. Humphrey, Frances E. Clark. Secretary, Ethel E. Kimball. Janitor, Jeremiah O'Neill. Engineer, Moses Hobson
Greek Orthodox School, Broadway cor. Worthen. Principal, Sera- phim Karamallis, Assistants, Mrs. Nina Karamallis, Pauline Theotakaki, Alice M. Akers
LOWELL HEBREW SCHOOL
63 Howard street. Pres., Harry Ostroff. Sec., Morris Feldman. Treas., Philip Goldman. Teacher, David Berman
ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
College of St. Joseph (for boys), 764 Merrimack street. Organized in September, 1892. In charge of Marist Brothers. Director General. Bro. Leon Bernardin. 860 pupils
Immaculate Conception School, High corner Bartlett street. Or- ganized in 1881. In charge of the Grey Nuns
Notre Dame Academy, 311 Adams street. In charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame
Notre Dame de Lourdes Parochial School, 730 Middlesex street. In charge of the Sisters of Grey Nuns
Sacred Heart Parochial School, Moore corner Andrews street. In charge of the Sisters of St. Mary. 640 pupils
St. Joseph's Kindergarten. Fourth av. cor. Avon. In charge of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. 175 pupils
St. Joseph's Kindergarten, Aiken cor. Moody. In charge of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. 200 pupils
St. Joseph's Kindergarten, Cheever cor. Tucker. In charge of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. 130 pupils
St. Joseph's Parochial School (for girls), 517 Moody street. Or- ganized Nov. 12, 1883. In charge of the Grey Nuns of the Cross. 1300 pupils
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