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Superintendent Soldiers' Benefit-Alexander D. Mitchell
Superintendent of City Scales and Measurer of Wood, Bark &c., Charles F. Connor
Superintendent of Moth Extermination-John G. Gordon
Inspector of Animals-Dr. Harold N. Eames
Inspector of Gas Piping-Robert J. Wotton
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar-Melvin F. Master; Collector of Samples, Augustus W. McKeon; Technician, Louis Descheneaux Superintendent of Wires-F. Henry Turgeon
Smoke Inspector-John Bailey
Registrar of Labor Clerk-Patrick J. Reynolds
Fence Viewers-Albert E. Johnston, Amedee Jean, Thomas A. Sheahan
Water Department-Supt., James G. Hill. Registrar, John W. Crawford
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers-District Court of Lowell,
41 Hurd street. Edward W. Trull, Clerk of District Court; Raymond P. Bourgeois, Asst. Clerk; Julian B. Keyes, Mc- chanics Bank bldg .; Frank W. Derby, Sun bldg .; George F. Toye, 97 Central street
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Commissioners to take Bail in Criminal Cases-Edward W. Trull, Daniel J. O'Brien, Raymond P. Bourgeois, Henry V. Char- bonneau
License Commissioners-Office, Police building, Market street. James B. Casey (Chairman); Ferdinand W. Bechard, James H. Rooney. Clerk, John J. Flaherty
Trustees of Lowell Memorial Auditorium-Hon. Thomas H. Braden, Mayor, ex-officio; Hon. James E. O'Donnell, term expires August 3, 1931; Craven Midgley, term expires August 3, 1932; Joseph A. Desrosiers, term expires August 3, 1933
Board of Appeals-(Vacancy), term expires February 1, 1931; Harry Prescott Graves, term expires February 1, 1932; John A Cotter, term expires February 1, 1933
Planning Board-Thomas J. Markham, term expires January 1, 1931; Max J. Solomon, term expires January 1, 1932; John L. McDonough, term expires January 1933; Smith J. Adams, term expires January 1934; George O. Lavallee, term expires January 1, 1935; Chairman Park Com. and Insp. Bldgs., ex-officio
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters, Central Fire Station, Palmer cor. Middle
Chief Engineer, James C. Sullivan. 1st Asst. Chief, Daniel H. Crowley. 2d Asst. Chief, Thomas F. Saunders. 3d Asst. Chief, Richard E. Burns' 4th Asst. Chief, Gilman S. Alcott. 5th Asst. Chief, Charles F. Stackpole. Captain, Harold L. Foster. ยท Drill Master, Capt. George A. Campbell. Electrician, Frederick H. Brit- ton. Lineman, William C. Martin. Lieut., William J. Ryan. Chief's Chauffeurs, Francis J. Geary, John W. Gray. Telephone Operators, Harry B. Sanders, W. Henry Kirkpatrick, Wilbur H. Oke
Engine Co. No. 1 (motor), 795 Gorham street. Captain, Thomas W. Collins. Lieut., Thomas J. Burke
Engine Co. No. 2 (motor), 45 Branch street. Captain, John F Ambrose. Lieut., William E. Gorman
Engine Co. No. 3 (motor), Palmer cor. Middle street. Captain, Elbridge H. Dearth, 2d. Lieut., Forrest E. Alcott
Engine Co. No. 4 (motor), 198 High street, Belvidere. Captain, Alfred F. Prescott. Lieutenant, Bernard F. Connors
Engine Co. No. 5 (motor), 29 Fourth st. Cent. Cpatain, James J. McCafferty. Lieutenant, George Crawford
Engine Co. No. 6 (motor), 467 Fletcher cor. W. Clark st. Captain, Joseph L. Crowe. Lieutenant, Joseph E. McCann
Engine Co. No. 7 (motor), 273 Stevens st. Captain, Orison A. Knapp. Lieutenant, Michael J. O'Connor
Engine Company No. 8 (motor), Merrimack corner Race street. Captain, John J. Wholey. Lieutenant, Daniel F. O'Connor
Engine Co. No. 9, 500 Rogers street. Captain, J. Edward Burns. Lieutenant, Daniel F. Murphy
Engine Co. No. 10 (motor), 97 Mammoth road. Captain, George F. Flint. Lieutenant, Walter E. McNally
Engine Company No 13 (motor), 490 Central street. Asst. Chief, Richard E. Burns. Captain, William F. Christie. Lieutenant, Thomas H. Welch
Hose Company No. 11 (motor), 743 Lawrence street. Captain, John F. Thomas. Lieutenant, Edward Jennings
Hose Company No. 12 (motor), 286 West Sixth street, Central- ville. Captain, Charles E. Abare. Lieutenant, Lewis P. Reed
Hose Company No. 14 (motor), 209 Lincoln st. Captain, Philip F. Mooney. Lieutenant, George H. Chapman. Hosemen, Thomas P. McColough, John N. Emerson. Chauffeurs, William J. Lane, Edward F. Sullivan, Patrick E. Linnehan
Truck Company No. 1 (motor), 741 Lawrence street. Captain, Patrick F. Mahoney. Lieutenant, Martin F. McNally
Truck Company No. 2 (motor), 45 Branch street. Captain, Francis J. Kelleher. Lieutenant, Willis S. Holt
Truck Company No. 3 (motor), 47 Palmer street. Captain, James A. Haley. Lieutenant, Edward A. Walsh
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Truck Company No. 4 (motor), 284 West Sixth street, Centralville. Captain, Joseph D. D'Amour. Lieutenant, George J. Hurley
Protective Company No. 1 (motor), 47 Palmer street. Captain, Joseph J. Malone. Lieutenant, William J. Corbett, jr.
FIREMEN'S FUND ASSOCIATION
Pres., Napoleon Grandchamp. Clerk, Lieut. William F. Ryan. Treas., John J. Mulligan. 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 company, who meet first Fri- day evening of each month in the engineers' rooms, Middle street, at 8 o'clock
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
Frederick H. Britton, Electrician, Middle corner Palmer streets
Alarms are sounded by striking four rounds of the box number. In cases where two alarms may have been given from different boxes, the second box hav- ing 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, following 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 7.15 A.M. or 12.45 P.M. denote no ses- sion of schools
6.05 P.M .- No session of evening schools
The bells will be struck once at 1 o'clock P.M.
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 Nashua Mfg. Co. (private)
129 Salem, cor. Bowers
131 School, cor. Pawtucket
132 Pawtucket, cor. Merrimack
134 Merrimack Mfg. Co. [vate)
135 Lowell Corporation Hospital (pri- 138 Cheever, cor. Tucker
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 Kearney 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 [vate)
224 U. S. Bunting Co., Crosby st. (pri- 225 Central, cor. Mill
226 Central, cor. Chapel
227 Lawrence, cor. Charles
228 Warren, cor. George
229 Central and Tyler
231 Central, cor. Middle
232 Post Office
233 Hamilton Mfg. Co. (private)
234 Appleton Mfg. Co. (private)
235 Mass. Mills (private)
237 Lawrence, cor. Church
31 Chelmsford, cor. Westford
32 Chelmsford, cor. Grand
33 Broadway, cor. Walker
34 Howard, cor. Hale
35 Middlesex, cor. Grand
36 Westford, cor. Gates
37 Middlesex, cor. Saunders
38 Branch, cor. School
39 C. I. Hood's Laboratory (private)
312 Westford, cor. School
313 School, cor. Liberty
314 Dover, cor. Grove
315 Branch, cor. Walker
316 Wilder, cor. Pawtucket
317 Westford, cor. Loring
318 Wilder, cor. Middlesex
41 Chelmsford, cor. Lincoln
42 Lincoln, cor. Tanner
43 Tanner, n. Scannell's Boiler Works
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 Meadowcroft, cor. Bolt
421 Lawrence, Engine House
422 U. S. Cartridge Co. (private)
423 Faulkner Mills (private)
425 Stromquist av., cor. Weed
426 N. Y., N. H. & H. freight house, Maple st (private)
436 N. Y., N. H. & H. locomotive house, Maple st.
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, at St.Peter's Orphanage
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LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES-Continued
59 B street, cor. Puffer
512 Marginal, cor. Stevens
73 Mammoth rd., cor. Eighth av.
513 Middlesex, cor. Pawtucket
74 Varnum av., cor. W. Meadow rd.
75 Moody, cor. Riverside
76 MtHope, cor. Sixth av.
515 Middlesex, cor. Baldwin
516 Middlesex, cor. Wood
517 Shaw Machine Co. (private)
714 Varnum av. cor. Boulevard [rd.
518 Princeton, cor. Cashin
718 Isolation Hospital, West Meadow 8 Howe, cor. East Merrimack
519 Patterson Rubber Co. (private) 521 Westford, cor. Pine
522 Midland, cor. Lipton
82 High, cor. East Merrimack
524 Stevens, cor. Victoria
83 Perry, Electric Light Station
525 StMargaret's Church, Stevens st. 6 Bridge, cor. First
1985 East Merrimack, cor. Alder
61 Bridge, cor. West Fifth
86 Nesmith, cor. Wyman
62 Lake View av, cor. Coburn
87 Fairmount, cor Talbot
63 Opp. Pumping Station
88 East Merrimack cor. Stackpole
64 Third, cor. Myrtle
89 High, cor. Porter
65 Lake View av., near Ennell
67 Hildreth, cor. Lilley av.
812 Andover, B. F. Butler's Driveway
813 Wentworth av., cor. Glen wood
814 Parkview av, cor. Hovey
612 Lake View av, cor. Fred
815 Andover, cor. Clark rd.
816 Rogers, cor. Phoenix
817 Rogers, cor. Fairmount
818 Warrenville (private)
819 American Leather Co (private)
617 Tenth cor. Christian
618 Bridge, cor. Eighteenth
619 Eighteenth, cor. Beacon
621 Third, cor. Vernon
824 Woburn, cor. Circuit av.
825 Nesmith, cor. Rogers
827 Fairmount, cor. Whitman
832 Auditorium, East Merrimack
834 Woburn. cor. Juniper
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM, CITY
Memorial Building, Merrimack Street
Trustees, the Mayor, ex-officio, and the following persons ap- pointed by the Mayor; Rev. Percy E. Thomas, Rev. John J. Mc- Garry, D. C. L., Henry H. Harris, Ralph A. Rochette, Elizabeth B. Reidy. Librarian, Frederick A. Chase. This library contains 130,000 volumes, and is open every day in the year (Sundays and holidays excepted) from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. October 1 to June 1, library open Sundays from 2 to 9 P.M. for reference use only, and the Read- ing Room is open from 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed Thursdays at 12 M. from June 15 to Sept. 15, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday even- ings. Sub-stations at William H. Noonan's drug store, 305 Bridge street, and Mrs. Mary F. Curtin's, 584 Gorham street
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Market House Building, 40 Market Street
Supt. of Police, Hugh Downey. Deputy Supt., Michael H. Winn. Captains, David Petrie, James J. Kennedy, Samuel J. Bigelow, William L. Keegan, Charles S. Sharkey. Lieutenants, Martin Con- nors, John Freeman, Martin A. Maher, Patrick J. Frawley, Philip Dwyer, Peter P. McManmon. Sergeants, Hugh Maguire, Thomas McCloughtry, Edward J. Connors, Frank L. Moloney, Joseph H. Johnson, Patrick J. Sullivan, John H. Clark, William F. Liston, William F. Murphy. Court Officers, Peter Cawley, Frank J. Dono- van. Keepers, Edward E. Hill, John F. Healey, Timothy J. O'Con- nor
POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Pres., Patrick H. Bagley. Treas., James F. McCann, jr. Sec., Charles S. Sharkey
CONSTABLES TO SERVE CIVIL PROCESS (See Business Directory)
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514 Bay State St. Ry, Power Sta. (private)
77 Riverside, cor. New York
78 Varnum av., cor. Fowler rd.
81 Andover, cor. Fayette
84 Andover. cor. Nesmith
811 StJohn's Hospital (private)
68 Sixth, cor. Fremont 69 Bridge, cor. Tenth
613 Aiken av., cor. Cumberland rd.
614 Tenth, cor. Myrtle
615 Methuen, cor. Beacon
616 Thirteenth, cor. May,
821 Lawrence, cor. Morton
822 Rogers, cor. Perry
823 Lawrence, cor. Boylston
622 Aiken, cor. Lilley av.
623 Beaulieu, cor. Victor
7 Mammoth rd. cor. Varnum av.
71 Fourth av., cor. Mammoth rd.
72 Moody, cor. Fourth av.
City Departments-Police Dept-School Department
DISTRICT COURT OF LOWELL
Formerly Police Court
Court House, 41 Hurd st. Established 1833. New Building 1926. Justice, Frederic A. Fisher. Special Justices, James E. O'Donnell, Arthur L. Eno, Haven G. Hill. Clerk, Edward W. Trull. Asst. Clerk, Raymond P. Bourgeois. Sessions are held for the trial of criminal cases every week day at 10 A.M., except Saturday at 9 A.M. Entry day for civil cases, every Saturday at 9 A.M. Trial days Tues- day, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 A.M.
Court Officers, Michael J. Dowd, John T. McDermott
Chief Probation Officer, Joseph L. Cronin
Probation Officer for Women and Girls, Mrs. Mary M. Hearn Probation Officer for Juveniles, William J. Craig
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS
SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Hon. Thomas H. Braden, Chairman
Paul L. Harris, M.D. Edward D. Hart
Mary Moloney Lynch, atty
Daniel J. O'Connor
Edward J. Rogers
Hugh F. Downey
Hugh J. Molloy, Secretary Meets the last Tuesday in each month at 7/30 P.M. in City Hall
Supt. of Schools, Hugh J. Molloy. Office, City Hall. Hours, 11.30 A.M. to 12.30 P.M .; at other times including Saturdays by ap- pointment. Business Agent, Henry L. Williams. Office, School Supply Room, City Hall
HIGH SCHOOL Kirk Street
Headmaster, Henry H. Harris. Senior-master, Frederick R. Woodward. Senior Sub-master, James F. Conway. Junior Sub- master, Morton A. Sturtevant. Sub-masters, Elmer G. Brennon, and Joseph G. Pyne. Junior master, Albert D. Mack
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
BARTLETT, 95 Wanalancit street. Principal, Charlotte M. Murk- land
BUTLER, 840 Gorham near Carter street. Master, Charles E. DeLorme
CHARLES W. MOREY, Pine corner Wilder street. Master, William W. Dennett
MOODY, Rogers street cor High. Master, D. Murray Cummings VARNUM, 115 Sixth street cor. Myrtle. Master, Leo A. King.
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, 300 Chelmsford cor. Lincoln street. Master, Raymond A. Sullivan
BARTLETT, 95 Wannalancit street. Principal, Charlotte M. Murk- land
BUTLER, 840 Gorham. Principal, Charles E. DeLorme
COLBURN, Lawrence near Charles street. Principal, Helen M. Shean
EDSON, Highland corner South street. Principal, Caroline A. Downey
GREEN, 408 Merrimack opp. Colburn st. Principal, Elizabeth Provencher
GREENHALGE, 149 Ennell cor. Victor st. Master, John G. Wolcott
MOODY, Rogers street cor. High. Master, D. Murray Cummings MOREY, Master, William W. Dennett
PAWTUCKET, 117 Mammoth rd. Master, Joseph A. McAvinnue RIVERSIDE, 73 Woburn. Principal, Charlotte C. Walsh
VARNUM, 115 Sixth corner Myrtle street, Centralville. Master, Leo A. King
WASHINGTON, Lang street. Master, John Ernest Barr
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PRIMARY SCHOOLS
AGAWAM-STREET SCHOOL, Agawam corner Barrington street. Principal, Anna M. Higgins
AMES-STREET SCHOOL, Ames street. Principal, Rose E. McVey.
BARTLETT PRIMARY SCHOOL, 95 Wannalancit street. Principal, Charlotte M. Murkland
CABOT-STREET SCHOOL, 126 Cabot corner Ford street. Principal, Mary T. Whelley
CARTER-STREET SCHOOL, 21 Carter street. Principal, Katherine F. Brady
CENTRAL-STREET SCHOOL, 713 Central street. Principal, Helen A. Drury
CHARLES-STREET SCHOOL, Charles street, between Gorham and Chapel. Principal, Katherine C. Early
COLBURN PRIMARY SCHOOL, Charles near Lawrence street. Prin- cipal, Anna M. Courtney
CROSS-STREET SCHOOL, 170 Cross near Mt. Vernon street. Prin- cipal, Mary R. Marren
DOVER-STREET SCHOOL, 36 Dover street. Principal, Anna H. Rouine
ELIOT SCHOOL, Favor corner Summer street. Principal, Loyola
McCann
FRANKLIN SCHOOL, 21 Branch street. Principal, Grace F. Ward GRAND-STREET SCHOOL, 32 Grand street. Principal, Mary J. Moynahan
GREENHALGE SCHOOL, Ennell cor. Victor street. Master, John G. Wolcott
LAKEVIEW SCHOOL, 571 Lake View avenue, Centralville. Prin- cipal, Margaret J. Mccluskey
LAURA E. LEE SCHOOL, 235 Powell corner Plain street. Princi- pal, Lilla M. Stanley
LEXINGTON-AVENUE SCHOOL, 145 Lexington av. Principal, Alma L. Ward
LINCOLN, Master, Raymond A. Sullivan
LONDON-STREET SCHOOL, 84 London street. Principal, Margaret L. Hagerty
LYON-STREET SCHOOL, Central corner Lyon street. Principal,
Kate F. Murphy
MIDDLESEX VILLAGE SCHOOL, 1736 Middlesex street. Principal, Harriet F. Wakefield
MOREY, Master, William W. Dennett
MORRILL SCHOOL, Common street. Principal, Esther V. Green PAWTUCKET, 117 Mammoth rd. Principal, Joseph A. McAvinnue "PINE-STREET SCHOOL, 341 Pine street. Principal, Grace I. Wash- burn
POND-STREET SCHOOL, 287 High cor. Pond street. Principal, Ade- laide Crowley
POWELL-STREET SCHOOL, Powell near Liberty street. Principal Elizabeth H. Seede
RIVERSIDE, 73 Woburn. Principal, Charlotte C. Walsh
SYCAMORE-STREET SCHOOL, 54 Sycamore street. Principal, Flor- ence E. Rowell
TENTH-STREET SCHOOL, Tenth corner Varnum street, Centralville. Principal, Fannie H. Murphy
WASHINGTON SCHOOL, Lang street. Master, John E. Barr
WEED-STREET SCHOOL, Gorham corner Weed street. Principal, Lila M. McEvoy
WEST SIXTH-STREET SCHOOL, West Sixth between Coburn and Jewett streets, Centralville. Principal, Mabel A. Metcalf
WORTHEN-STREET SCHOOL, Worthen street between Market and Broadway. Principal, -
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KINDERGARTENS
AGAWAM-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Sarah G. Sparks, BARTLETT KINDERGARTEN, 95 Wannalancit street. Principal, Helen W. Noyes
CENTRAL-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Ethel M. Guilfoy
CHARLES-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Mabel D. Nickerson DOVER-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Elizabeth A. Wilson
ELIOT KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Esther L. Cooney
FRANKLIN KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Marion E. Howard
GREENHALGE KINDERGARTEN, 149 Ennell street. Principal, Kath- erine E. Thomas
HOWARD-STREET KINDERGARTEN, 150 Howard st. Principal, Gertrude A. Roberts
LAKE VIEW-AVENUE KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Anna M. Ford
LAURA E. LEE KINDERGARTEN, 235 Powell street. Principal, Katherine M. Crowley
MIDDLESEX VILLAGE KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Theresa L.
White
MOODY KINDERGARTEN, 179 High street. Principal, Marietta
King
MORRILL KINDERGARTEN, Common street. Principal, Magdalen T. Cooney
PAWTUCKET KINDERGARTEN, 74 Mammoth road. Principal, S. Hortense Tabor
PINE-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Louie I. Smith
SYCAMORE-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Helen L. Eveleth
VARNUM KINDERGARTEN, 115 Sixth street. Principal, Ella M. Penn
WASHINGTON KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Doris Childs
WEED-STREET KINDERGARTEN. Principal, Louise Hennessy
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Supervisor of Primary Grades and Kindergartens, Mary F. Devine Supervisors of Drawing, Adelaide E. Edwards, Edith C. Merchant, Wilhelmina Young
Musical Director, Gertrude F. O'Brien. Assistants, Katherine V. Hennessey, Gertrude M. Martin
Teacher of Reading and Expression, Mary H. Casey
Supervisor of Sewing, Esther M. Owens. Assistants, Grace E. Stev- ens, Louise H. McOsker, Margaret G. Riley, Josephine Y. Grant Physical Directors in Elementary Schools, Donald R. McIntyre, Francis J. O'Brien, Joseph M. Duffy, James P. Roane, Olga F. Shay, Paul F. Sullivan, Nelle D. Horner
Director of Fire and Accident Prevention, Major Walter R. Jeyes Supervisors of Penmanship, Margaret M. Garvey, Albert D.Hack James A. Shanley, William A. Donovan
Supervisor of English in Elementary Schools, Morton A. Sturtevant Assistant with Ungraded Classes, Mary H. Downey
Dental Clinic-"The Coop" on Kirk street, Dr. Frederick F. Dona- hoe and Dr. Patrick J. Mullane. Assistant, Eva Lantagne
Director of School Hygiene, John J. McNamara, M.D.
Attendance Officers, William F. Thornton (Chief), Mary H. Downey, George F. Lee
LOWELL VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Broadway cor. Dummer st.
Boys' Dept., Director, Thomas F. Fisher. Clerk, Margaret E. McCann. Sub Master, Maurice A. Butterfield
Girls' Dept., High School Annex, 64 John st. Head, Esther M. Downing
CONTINUATION SCHOOL High School Annex, 64 John st.
Director, Thomas A. Ginty
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
850 Broadway cor. Wilder street. Principal, Clarence M. Weed
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
Frouros Greek Parochial School, 217 Worthen street. Teacher, Demetrios Spiropoulos
Greek Parochial School, Broadway cor. Worthen. Principal, James Dromaze
Immaculate Conception School, 2 High street. Organized in 1881. In charge of the Grey Nuns. 700 pupils, 16 teachers
Keith Academy (for boys), 201 Thorndike street. Principal, John F. Cowling
Keith Hall (for girls), 22 Chelmsford street. Sister Superior, Mary Stephanie in charge
Notre Dame Academy, 311 Adams street. In charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame
Notre Dame de Lourdes Parochial School, 720 Middlesex street. In charge of the Grey Nuns. Superior, Sister St. Tharsicius
Sacred Heart Parochial School, 120 Billings street. In charge of the Sisters of the Assumption. Directress, Sister Louise du Carmel.
Sacred Heart Parochial School, Moore corner Andrews street. In charge of the Sisters of StMary. Superior, Sister Rose Ann
StJoseph's High School, 227 Pawtucket st. Sister Marie Du Bon Secours in charge
StJoseph's Parochial School (for boys), Aiken cor. Moody. In charge of the Soeurs Grises de la Croix, d'Ottawa. Directress, Sister Marie du Bon Secours
StJoseph's Parochial School (for girls), 517 Moody street. In charge of the Soeurs Grises de la Croix, d'Ottawa. Superior, Sister Marie du Bon Secours
StJoseph's School (for boys), 760 Merrimack st. In charge of the Marist Brothers. Director, Brother Boniface
StLouis' Parochial School (for boys and girls), 79 Boisvert street. In charge of the Sisters of the Assumption. Directress, Sister St .- Constance
St.Marie Parochial School (for boys and girls), Woburn street, opposite Circuit av. Principal, Sister St.Hyacinthe
St.Michael's Parochial School (for boys and girls), 21 Sixth street. Organized in September, 1889. In charge of the Dominican Sisters. Superior, Sister Mary Alexia O. P. 755 pupils
St.Patrick's Parochial School (for boys), 378 Suffolk street. In charge of Xaverian Brothers. Director, Brother Casimir C. F. X.
St.Patrick's Parochial School (for girls), 311 Adams street. In charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame
St.Peter's Parochial School, Gorham cor. Union. In charge of the Sisters of Charity of Halifax
St.Peter's School, 530 Stevens street. In charge of the Sisters of Charity of Nazareth. About 95 pupils
St.Stanislaw's Polish School (for boys and girls), High between Oak and Porter streets. Organized. in September, 1909. In charge of the Felician Sisters, Order of St.Francis. About 500 pupils
Sainte Jeanne d'Arc School, 859 Moody street, also 135 Fourth av. (for boys and girls). In charge of the Soeurs Grises de la Croix. Superior, Sister Ste Pudentienne
Transfiguration Church School, Clark cor Hancock av., 4 to 7 P.M. daily except Saturday and Sunday. Principal, Rev. Panos Constantinides
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City Departments-Ward Boundaries
WARD BOUNDARIES In effect at City Election of 1925
WARD ONE
Beginning at a point in Bridge street at the Merrimack river; thence easterly by said Merrimack river to a point opposite the centre line of Barasford avenue extended; thence southerly by a right of way and Barasford avenue to Andover street; thence westerly by Andover street to Nesmith street; thence southerly by Nesmith street to Mansur street; thence easterly by Mansur street to Belmont avenue; thence southerly by Belmont avenue to Whitman street; thence westerly by Whitman street to Fairmount street; thence southeasterly by Fairmount street to Rogers street: thence northwesterly by Rogers street to Boylston street; thence southerly by Boylston street to the Lowell and Andover branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad; thence westerly by the Lowell and Andover branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad to the westerly line of the Shedd playground; thence northerly by the westerly line of the Shedd playground to the southeasterly corner of the Lowell cemetery; thence southwesterly, westerly and southerly by the Lowell cemetery to the Lowell and Andover branch of the Boston & Maine Railroad; thence westerly by the Lowell and Andover branch of the Boston & Maine Rail- road to the Concord river; thence northerly by the Concord river to Rogers street; thence easterly by Rogers street to High street; thence northerly by High street to Andover street; thence westerly by Andover street to the Concord river; thence northwesterly by the Concord river to the Pawtucket canal; thence westerly by the Pawtucket canal to Central street; thence northerly by Central street to Market street; thence westerly by Market street to Dutton street; thence northeasterly by Dutton street to Merrimack street; thence southeasterly by Merrimack street to Merrimack canal; thence northeasterly by Merrimack canal to a bend in said canal opposite French street; thence southeasterly still by the canal to a bend in said canal opposite Kirk street; thence northeasterly still by the canal to the Mer- rimack river; thence northwesterly by the Merrimack river to a point opposite the centre line of West street extended; thence northeasterly across private land by the centre of West street to Coburn street; thence northerly by Coburn street to Hildreth street; thence southeasterly by Hildreth street to Bridge street; thence southwesterly by Bridge street to the Merrimack river at the point of beginning.
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