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38,539
Ashby
982
957
Wellesley
11,439
13,376
Weymouth
20,882
21,748
660
718
Boxboro
312
404
Burlington
1,722
2,146
*Cambridge
113,643
118,075
Southboro
2,166
2,109
Carlisle
569
688
Chelmsford
7,022
7,595
Concord
7,477
7,723
* Brockton
63,797
62,407
Princeton
717
707
Royalston
744
841
Rutland
2,442
2,406
Shrewsbury
6,910
7,144
Southbridge
14,264
15,786
Stoughton
8,204
8,478
N. Brookfield
3,013
945
*Fitchburg
40,692
41,700
*Gardner
19,399
20,397
Grafton
7,030
7,681
*Westfield
19,775
18,788
W. Springfield
16,684
17,118
Wilbraham
2,719
2,969
Pepperell
Reading
9,767
10,703
Wareham
5,686
6,047
W. Bridgewater
3,206
3,356
Stow
1,142
1,190
Ludlow
8,876
8,569
Tewksbury
5,585
6,563
Tyngsboro
1,358
1,331
Brookfield
1,352
1,309
Goshen
248
257
Foxboro
5,347
5,834
Franklin
7,028
7,494
Milton
16,434
18,147
Needham
10,845
11,828
Norfolk
1,429
2,073
Norwood
15,049
15,574
Dudley
4,265
4,568
E. Brookfield
926
Millis
1,738
2,098
Northbridge
Oakham
Paxton
Petersham
Phillipston
934,924
958,859
*Medford
59,714
61,444
2,922
3,004
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POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND
BY COUNTIES, CITIES, AND TOWNS FOR 1920, 1925, 1930 *Cities designated by an asterisk. Shire towns in SMALL CAPITALS
Towns and Divisions of the State
1920
1925
1930
Barrington
3.897
4,938
5,162
BRISTOL.
11,375
12,707
11,953
Warren
7,841
7,997
7,974
Totals
23,113
25,642
25,089
Kent County
Coventry.
5,670
6,379
6,430
EAST GREENWICH.
3,290
4,157
3,666
Warwick
13,481
18,273
23,196
West Greenwich
367
407
402
West Warwick
15,461
18,215
17,696
Totals
38,269
47,431
51,390
Newport County
Jamestown.
1,633
1.773
1,599
Little Compton.
1,389
1,383
1,382
Middletown.
2,094
2,245
2,499
*NEWPORT
30,255
27,757
27,612
New Shoreham
1,038
1,070
1,029
Portsmouth
2,590
2,798
2,969
Tiverton.
3,894
4,539
4,578
Totals
42,893
41,565
41,668
Providence County
Burrillville.
8,606
9,413
7,677
*Central Falls *Cranston.
24,174
25,403
25,898
Cumberland.
10,077
10.238
10,304
East Providence.
21,793
26,088
29,995
Foster
905
1,069
946
Glocester.
1,389
1,630
1,693
Lincoln.
9,543
10,581
10.421
North Providence.
7,697
9,055
11,104
North Smithfield.
3,200
3.571
3,945
*Pawtucket.
64,248
69,760
77,149
*PROVIDENCE.
237,595
267,918
252,981
Scituate.
3,006
3,348
2,292
Smithfield.
3,199
3,948
3,967
*Woonsocket.
43,496
49,681
49,376
Totals
475,190
534,842
540,016
Washington County
Charlestown.
759
1,124
1,118
Exeter.
1,033
1,182
1,314
Hopkinton
2,316
2,737
2,823
Narragansett.
993
1,357
1,258
North Kingstown.
3,397
4,399
4,279
Richmond.
1,301
1,719
1,535
SOUTH KINGSTOWN.
5,181
6,085
6,010
Westerly.
9,952
11,177
10,997
Totals
24,932
29,780
29,334
WHOLE STATE
604,397
679,260
687.497
Johnston.
6,855
8,668
9,357
29,407
34,471
42,911
Bristol County
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City Charter approved April 1, 1836; Revised Charters]accepted July 1, 1875, November 3, 1896, Nov. 7, 1911 , Oct. 18, 1921 and Nov. 7, 1922 City Election biennially on the Tuesday following the first Monday of November in the odd numbered years. City Government organized first Monday of January
CITY GOVERNMENT, 1936
MAYOR DEWEY G ARCHAMBAULT Salary, $4,400
COUNCILORS-AT-LARGE
Salary, $440 each
Terms Two Years 1936-1937
Edwd T Bailey
Mary Walsh Brennan
James A Deignan
Forest A Rogers
WARD COUNCILORS
Salary, $440 each
Terms Two Years 1936-1937
Ward 1-Robt J Desmond
Ward 2-Francis P McMahon jr
Ward 3-John N Trites
Ward 4-Raymond T Wilde
Ward 5-Jos A Biron Ward 6-Jos F Montminy Ward 7-Joseph T Dussault
Ward 8-John B Caddell
Ward 9-Wm C Breen
Ward 10-Geo J Callahan
Ward 11-George W O'Hare
CITY OFFICERS
City Clerk-Perry D Thompson
City Messenger-Arthur G DeLorme
City Treas and Collector of Taxes-Albert J Blazon
City Auditor-Danl E Martin
Purchasing Agt-Walter C Bruce Supt of Streets-Geo P Legrand. Chief Clerk, Clinton P Tuttle
City Engineer-Stephen Kearney
City Solicitor-Wm J White jr
City Physician-Dr Leon J Valliere
Inspector of Bldgs-Wm J Gargan
Superintendent of Police-Hugh Downey Superintendent of Schools-Vincent M Mc- Cartin
Chief Engineer of Fire Dept-Jas C Sulli- van
Forest Warden-Jas C Sullivan
Finance Commission-Edmund M Cluin (Chairman), John E Drury, Albert J Blazon, Wm Trottier (Sec), Barbara Doyle (Clerk) Assessors of Taxes-John H Dwyer (Chair- man), Fred H Rourke, John H Bruin, Mari- etta L McGrath clk and sec
Board of Public Welfare Division of Out- door Relief-Supt Eug C Queenan. Visitors, Henry F Doran, Rev Jos F Bonner, Gardner Bartlett, Walter B French
Supt of Chelmsford St Hospital-Henry F Doran
City Dispensary, City Hall, Pharmacist- John H Gilbride Asst-Herbert T White
Health Department-63 Kirk Street.
Board of Health-Dr Pierre Brunelle (chairman), Dr Francis R Mahoney, Meyer Lipchitz
Director of Health and Hygiene-Dr John J McNamara. Inspectors-General, Wm H Connors. Plumbing, Chas M Midwood, Wm I Ryan. Meat, Dr Clement A Hamblet. Health Physicians-Vaccinating, Augustine E Con- roy, MD. Tuberculosis, John N Drury MD. Bacteriologist, Dr James Y Rodger. Venereal Disease Physicians, Harold L Leland, Max H Hymen. School Physicians, Rodrigue Mig- nault, Fredk P Murphy, Harry B Plunkett, James J Cassidy, Edwd O Tabor, Philip E Mullane, John F Boyle, C Stoyle Baker, Win- nifred W Devine, Emma Y Slaughter, C M Roughan. School Dentists, Fredk F Dona- hoe, Thos P Donnelly. Dental Hygienist, Lillian F Walsh. Registrar, Katherine W Snow. Clerks, Mrs Mary A Kennedy, Lillian A Mullaney.
Isolation Hospital-Dr John J McNamara, medical director. Visiting Staff, Dr Leroy F King, Dr Park J Meehan, Dr Wm Spence Lawler. Eye Consultant, Philip G Berman.
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar-Melvin F Master
Summer Health Camp for Undernourished Children-Director, John J McNamara.
Election Commissioners-Wm Scott (Sec), term expires Apr 1, 1937; Leo J LeClair, (Chairman), term expires Apr 1, 1936; Maur- ice J Brassard, term expires April 1, 1935; Peter J McGuire, term expires April 1, 1938
Park Commissioners-John V McManmon (Chairman), term expires May, 1941; Arthur R Carroll, term expires first Monday in May, 1938; Bernard J Kirk, term expires first Monday in May, 1936; Chas D Slattery, term expires first Monday in May, 1937; Danl D O'Dea, Supt, Sec and Eng, John W Kernan
Board of Cemetery Commissioners-Office at Edson Cemetery, Harry Swann, chairman, Jas E Mountford, Harry I Willard, Sam As- quith, Wm D Whittet. Clerk of Board, Maude M Mountford
Supt Cemeteries Dept, Maude M Mountford Fish and Game Warden-John P Kenefick Sealer of Weights and Measures-Warren P Riordan; Deputy Sealers, John Nestor, Chas A Gallagher, John L Sullivan
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Supt Soldiers' Benefit-Wm C Geary
Supt of City Scales and Measurer of Wood, Bark &c-John F Brodley
Supt of Moth Extermination-John G Gor -. don
Inspector of Animals-Dr Harold N Eames Inspector of Gas Piping-Robt J Wotton Inspector of Milk and Vinegar-Melvin F Master; Collector of Samples, Augustus W McKeon; Technician, Louis Descheneaux
Supt of Wires-Jos M Richards
Registrar of Labor Clerk-Patk J Reynolds Fence Viewers-Francis P Rogers, Martin E Duffy, Jas J Moloney
Water Dept-Supt, Ralph E Runels. Asst Supt, Jas H Reynolds
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers- District Court of Lowell, 41 Hurd. Edwd W Trull, 20 Hurd. Raymond P Bourgeois, Clerk of District Court; Joseph A Donohoe Asst Clerk District Court. Julian B Keyes, Me- chanics Bank bldg; Frank W Derby, Sun bldg; Geo F Toye, 97 Central
Commissioners to take Bail in Criminal Cases-Daniel J O'Brien, Raymond P Bour- geois, Wm P Morrissey, Arthur C Spalding, Joseph A Donohoe
License Commissioners-Office, Police bldg, Market st. James H Rooney, chairman, John A Gilligan, Irving H Chadwick (temporary). Clerk, John J Flaherty
Trustees of Lowell Memorial Auditorium- Hon Dewey G Archambault, Mayor ex-officio; John C Coughlin, D. D., term expires Aug 3, 1937; Jos A Desrosiers, chairman term expires August 3, 1936; Anna S Hard, term expires Aug 3, 1938.
Board of Appeals-Harrison E Byam, term expires Feb 1, 1939; Roger H Simpson, Harry S Drury, terms expire Feb 1, 1937
Planning Board-Geo Walsh, term expires January 1939; James A Lowrey, term ex- pires Jan 1940; Thaddeus W Parke, term ex- pires Jan 1936; Chairman Park Com and Insp Bldgs, ex-officio; Edwd J Flynn, term expires Mar, 1937; Edwd J Saunders, term expires March, 1937
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters, Central Fire Sta, Palmer cor Middle
Chief Engineer, Jas C Sullivan. 1st Asst Deputy Chief, Thos F Saunders. 2d Asst Dist Chief, Richd E Burns. 3d Asst Dist Chief, Gilman S Alcott. 4th Asst Dist Chief, Chas F Stackpole. Drill Master, Capt George A Camp- bell. Supt Fire Alarm, Frederick H Britton. Lineman, Wm C Martin. Fire Inspector, Lieut Wm J Ryan.
Engine No 1, 795 Gorham-Capt, Thos W Collins. Lieut, Thos J Burke
Engine No 2, 45 Branch-Captain, John F Ambrose. Lieut, Wm E Gorman
Engine No 3, Palmer cor Middle-Capt, Elbridge H Dearth, 2d. Lieut, Forrest E Al- cott
Engine No 4, 198 High-Capt, Alfred F Prescott. Lieut, Bernard F Connors
Engine No 5, 29 Fourth-Capt,- Lieut, Geo A Crawford
Engine No 6, 467 Fletcher-Capt, Jos L Crowe. Lieut,
Engine No 7, 273 Stevens-Capt, Orison A Knapp. Lieut, Michl J O'Connor
Engine No 8, Merrimack cor Race-Capt, John J Wholey. Lieut, Danl F O'Connor Engine No 9, 500 Rogers-Capt, -Lieut, Danl F Murphy
Engine No 10, 97 Mammoth rd-Lieut Walter E McNally
Engine No 13, 490 Central-Capt, Wm F Christie
Hose No 11, 743 Lawrence-Capt, John F Thomas. Lieut, Jos E McGann
Hose No 12, 286 W Sixth-Capt, Chas E Abare. Lieut, Lewis P Reed.
Hose 14, 209 Lincoln-Capt, Philip F Mooney. Acting Lieut, John N Emerson
Truck No 1, 741 Lawrence Capt, Patk F Mahoney. Lieut, Martin F McNally
Truck No 2, 45 Branch-Capt, Francis J Kelleher. Lieut, Willis S Holt
Truck No 3, 47 Palmer-Capt, Jas A Haley. Lieut, Edwd A Walsh
Truck No 4, 284 W Sixth-Capt, Joseph D D'Amour. Lieut, Geo J Hurley
Protective Co No 1, 45 Palmer-Capt, Jos J Malone. Lieut, Wm J Corbett jr
Firemen's Fund Association
Pres, George McCarthy. Clerk, William C Martin. Treas, Capt John F Thomas. This association is composed of the whole fire de- partment and managed by a board of trus- tees, one from the board of engineers and one from each company, who meet first Fri- day evening of each month in the engineers' rooms, Middle st at 8 o'clock
Fire Alarm Telegraph
Frederick H. Britton, Superintendent, Middle corner Palmer
Alarms are sounded by striking four rounds of the box num- ber. 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 hox will be two blows, the re-call from the second box will be one
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 immediately 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 session 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 Fire Alarm Signal Stations
12 Moody, cor Worthen
138 Cheever, cor Tucker
13 Market, cor Dutton
148 Ward and Perkins
14 Merrimack, cor Tremont
158 Suffolk, cor Perkins
15 Cushing, cor Fletcher
21 Merrimack, cor Kirk
16 MtVernon, cor Broadway
23 Middle, Engine House
17 Rock, cor Willie
18 Dutton & Fletcher
19 Fletcher, cor Broadway
112 Dutton, opp Parker Of- fice
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 RR crossing
217 John, cor Paige
218 Appleton, cor Favor
219 Middlesex, cor Thorndike
221 Kinsman, cor Whipple 223 Gorham, cor Thorndike
224 Newhall, cor Crosby
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 ( vate)
(pri-
234 Appleton Mfg Co (pri-
vate)
24 Middlesex, cor South
25 Police Station
26 Kearney Square
27 Central, cor Warren
28 Central, cor Green
29 Dutton, nr Bway
212 Bigelow Carpet Co (pri- vate)
213 Boott Cotton Mills (pri- vate)
214 Gorham, cor Union
215 Highland, cor South
216 Lawrence, cor Wamesit
123 Merrimack, cor Spalding 124 Pawtucket, cor Fletcher
125 Market, cor Hanover
126 MtWashington, cor Var- ney 127 School, cor Bowers
128 Nashua Mfg Co (pri- vate)
129 Salem, cor Bowers
131 School, cor Pawtucket
132 Pawtucket, cor Merri- mack 134 Merrimack Mfg Co
135 StJoseph's Hospital (private)
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FOR YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1937
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, nr Scannell's Boiler Works
45 Bleachery, near Moore 46 Moore, cor Lenox
47 Gorham, cor Ellsworth
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, near Water- head Mill 422 US Cartridge Co (pri- vate) 423 Lawrence, cor Faulkner 425 Stromquist av, cor Weed 436 NYNH&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 StPeter's Orphanage 59 B street, cor Puffer 512 Marginal, cor Stevens 514 Foster, cor Middlesex 513 Middlesex, cor Pawtuck- et
515 Middlesex, cor Baldwin 516 Middlesex, cor Wood 517 Shaw Machine Co (pri- vate)
518 Princeton, cor Cashin
519 Middlesex, cor Brouilette
521 Westford, cor Pine
522 Midland, cor Lang
524 Stevens, cor Victoria 525 StMargaret's Church, Stevens st 526 Parker, cor Ruth 527 Middlesex st at EM St Ry garage 6 Bridge, cor First 61 Bridge cor West Fifth
62 Lake View av, cor Co- burn 63 Opp Pumping Station 64 Third, cor Myrtle
65 Lake View av, near En- nell 67 Hildreth, cor Lilley av 68 Sixth, cor Fremont
69 Bridge, cor Tenth
612 Lake View av, cor Fred 613 Aiken av, cor Cumber- land 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 622 Aiken, cor Lilley av
623 Beaulieu, cor Victor
624 West cor W Sixth
7 Mammoth rd cor Varnum av 71 Fourth av, cor Mammoth rd
72 Moody, cor Fourth av
73 Mammoth rd, cor Eighth av 74 Varnum av, cor W Mea- dow rd
75 Moody, cor Riverside
76 MtHope, cor Sixth av
77 Riverside, cor New York
78 Varnum av, cor Fowler rd
712 Malden cor Townsend
714 Varnum av cor Boulevard
718 Isolation Hospital, West Meadow rd 8 Howe, cor East Merri- mack
81 Andover, cor Fayette
82 High cor East Merrimack
83 Perry, Electric Light Station 84 Andover cor Nesmith 85 East Merrimack, cor Nesmith
86 Nesmith, cor Wyman
87 Fairmount, cor Talbot
88 East Merrimack cor Stackpole 89 High, cor Porter 811 StJohn's Hospital (pri- vate) 812 Andover, B F Butler's Driveway 813 Wentworth av, cor Glen- wood 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 Perry
823 Lawrence, cor Boylston 824 Woburn, cor Circuit av 825 Nesmith, cor Rogers
827 Fairmount, cor Whitman 832 Auditorium, East Mer- rimack 834 Woburn cor Juniper
LIBRARY AND READING ROOM, CITY
Memorial Bldg, Merrimack St
Trustees, the Mayor, ex-officio, and the following persons appointed by the Mayor; John J McNabb, Dr John T Donehue jr, Rabbi Joseph Warren, Geo A Murray, Geo C Eliades. Librarian Fredk A Chase. This library con- tains 140,000 volumes, and is open every day (Sundays and holidays excepted) from 9 a m to 9 p m. Oct 1 to June 1, library open Sun- days from 2 to 9 p m for reference use only, and the Reading Room is open from 9 am to 9 pm. Closed Wednesdays at 12 m from June 15 to Sept 15, and Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Young Peoples Dept open daily from 12 m to 6 p m Saturdays 10 a m to 6 p m. Sub-stations at William H Noon- 2
an's drug store, 305 Bridge and Mrs Mary F Curtin's, 584 Gorham
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Market House Bldg, 40 Market
Supt of Police, Hugh Downey. Deputy Supt, Michl H Winn. Captains, Jas J Ken- nedy, Saml J Bigelow, Wm L Keegan, Chas S Sharkey. Lieutenants, Martin M Connors, Martin A Maher, Patrick J Frawley, Philip Dwyer. Sergeants, Thos McCloughry, Edwd J Connors, Patk Sullivan, Wm F Liston, Wm F Murphy. Court Officers, Peter Cawley, John H Graham. Keepers, Arthur M Kelley, John F Healey, Timothy J O'Connor
Police Relief Association
Pres, Patk H Bagley. Treas Jas F McCann jr. Sec, Wm L Keegan
Constables To Serve Civil Processes (See Business Directory)
District Court of Lowell Formerly Police Court
Court House, 41 Hurd. Justice, Frederic A Fisher. Special Justices, Jas E O'Donnell, Arthur L Eno, Haven G Hill. Clerk, Raymond P Bourgeois. Asst Clerk, Joseph A Donohoe. Sessions are held for the trial of criminal cases every week day at 10 a m except Sat at 9 a m. Entry day for civil cases, every Sat at 9 a m. Trial days Tues, Wed and Thurs at 10 a m.
Court Officer, John T McDermott
Chief Probation Officer, Jos L Cronin
Probation Officer for Women and Girls, Mrs Mary M Hearn
Probation Officer for Juveniles, Wm J Craig Custodian Harry Dunlap Brown
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT School Committee
The Mayor, Chairman; Leo D Calnan, Alice W Sheehan, James S Daley, John C Preston, James P O'Sullivan; Henry L Williams, sec
Meets the last Tuesday in each month at 7.30 p m in City Hall
Supt of Schools, Vincent M McCartin. Of- fice, City Hall. Hours 11.30 a m to 12.30 p m; at other times including Saturdays by appointment. Business Agent, Henry L Wil- liams. Office, School Supply Room, City Hall
High School
Kirk st. Headmaster, Henry H Harris. Master, Jos G Pyne. Senior Sub-master, Jas F Conway. Sub-masters, Morton A Sturte- vant, Elmer G Brennon, Wm A Donovan and Wm J Brown.
Junior High Schools
Bartlett, 95 Wannalancit-Prin, Charlotte M Murkland
Butler, 840 Gorham-Master, Chas E De- Lorme
Charles W Morey, Pine cor Wilder-Mas- ter, Wm W Dennett
Moody, Rogers cor High-Master, D Mur- ray Cummings arnum, 115 Sixth cor Myrtle-Master, Leo A King
Grammar Schools
Abraham Lincoln, 300 Chelmsford cor Lin- coln-Master, Raymond A Sullivan
Bartlett, 95 Wannalancit-Prin, Charlotte M Murkland
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Butler, 840 Gorham-Prin, Chas E DeLorme Colburn, Lawrence near Charles-Prin, Helen M Shean
Edson, Highland cor South-Prin, Caroline A Downey
Green, 408 Merrimack opp Colburn-Prin, Eliz L Provencher
Greenhalge, 149 Ennell-Master, John G Wolcott
Moody, Rogers cor High-Master, D Murray Cummings
Morey, Pine cor Wilder-Master, Wm W Dennett
Oakland, 54 Sycamore-Master Henry E McGowan
Pawtucket, 117 Mammoth rd-Master, Jos A McAvinnue
Riverside, 73 Woburn-Prin, Charlotte C Walsh
Varnum, 115 Sixth, Cent-Master, Leo A King Washington, Lang street-Master, John Ernest Barr
Primary Schools
Agawam-Street, Agawam cor Barrington- Prin, Anna M Higgins
Ames-Street, Ames st-Prin, Anna M Court- ney
Bartlett, 95 Wannalancit-Prin, Charlotte M Murkland
Cabot-Street, 126 Cabot cor Ford-Prin, Mary T Whelley
Carter-Street, 21 Carter-Prin, Katherine F Brady
Central-Street, 739 Central-Prin, Helen A Drury
Charles-Street, 23 Charles-Prin, Katherine C Early
Cross-Street, 170 Cross-Prin, Mary R Mar- ren
Dover-Street, 36 Dover-Prin, Anna H Rouine
Eliot, Favor cor Summer-Prin, Loyola McCann
Franklin, 21 Branch-Prin, Grace F Ward Greenhalge, 149 Ennell-Master, John G Wolcott
Lakeview, 571 Lake View av, Centralville- Prin, Margt J Mccluskey
Laura E Lee, 235 Powell-Prin, Lilla M Stanley
Lexington-Avenue, 145 Lexington av- Prin, Alma L Ward
Lincoln, 300 Chelmsford-Master, Ray- mond A Sullivan
London-Street, 84 London-Prin, Margt L Hagerty
Middlesex Village, 1736 Middlesex-Prin, Anne L Mullaney
Morey, Pine cor Wilder-Master, Wm W Dennett
Morrill, Common st-Prin, Catherine A Sul- livan
Oakland, 54 Sycamore-Prin, Florence E Rowell
Pawtucket, 117 Mammoth rd-Prin, Jos A McAvinnue
Pine-Street, 341 Pine-Prin, Helen D Swain Pond-Street, 291 High-Prin, Adelaide Crowley
Powell-Street, Powell near Liberty-Prin, Eliz H Seede
Riverside, 73 Woburn-Prin, Charlotte C Walsh
Tenth-Street, Tenth cor Varnum-Prin, Mary J Moynahan
Washington, Lang st-Master, John E Barr Weed-Street, Gorham cor Weed st-Prin, Lilla M McEvoy
Worthen-Street, 236 Worthen-Prin, Helen M Barrett
Kindergartens
Agawam-Street-Prin, Sarah G Sparks
Ames-Street-Prin, Mabel D Nickerson
Bartlett, 95 Wannalancit-Prin, Helen W Noyes
Central-Street, 739 Central st-Prin, Ethel M Guilfoy
Dover-Street-Prin, Eliz A Wilson
Eliot, Favor cor Summer-Prin, Hortense M Lamere Franklin, 21 Branch-Prin, Marion E Howard
Greenhalge, 149 Ennell-Prin, Catherine A Burns
Lakeview-Avenue-Prin, Anna M Ford
Laura E Lee, 235 Powell-Prin, Katherine M Crowley
Lincoln, 300 Chelmsford-Prin, Gertrude A Roberts
Middlesex Village, 1736 Middlesex-Prin, Theresa L White
Moody, 179 High-Prin, Esther L Cooney Morrill, Common st-Prin, Anna A Riley Oakland, 54 Sycamore-Prin, Marietta King
Pawtucket, 117 Mammoth rd-Prin, Hor- tense Tabor
Pine-Street-Prin, Louie I Smith
Varnum, 115 Sixth-Prin, Ella M Penn
Washington, Lang st-Prin, Doris Childs
Weed-Street-Prin, Louise Hennessy
Special Teachers
Supervisor of Primary Grades and Kinder- gartens, Mary F Devine
Supervisors of Drawing, Adelaide E Ed- wards, Edith C Merchant, Wilhelmina Young
Musical Director, Gertrude F O'Brien. Assistants, Katherine V Hennessey, M Ger- trude Martin
Teacher of Reading and Expression, Mary H Casey
Supervisors of Sewing, Mrs Grace E Stevens, Louise H McOsker, Margt G Riley, Mrs Josephine Y Grant
Physical Directors in Elementary Schools. Donald R McIntyre, Francis J O'Brien, Jos M Duffy, Jas P Roane, Olga F Shay, Paul F Sullivan
Supervisors of Penmanship, Margt M Gar- vey, Jos M Donoghue, Jas A Shanley, Wm A Donovan
Supervisor English
in Elementary Schools, Morton A Sturtevant, Assistant with Ungraded Classes, Catherine McDermott
Dental Clinic-63 Kirk street, Dr Fredk F Donahoe and Dr Thos P Donnelly. Assist- ant, Eva Lantagne
Director of School Hygiene, John J McNa- mara, MD
Attendance Officers, Wm F Thornton (Chief), Geo F Lee.
Lowell Vocational School
Broadway cor Dummer
Boys' Dept, Director, Thos F Fisher. Prin- cipal's Asst, Margt E McCann. Sub Master, Maurice A Butterfield
Girls' Dept, High School Annex, 64 John. Director, Esther M Downing
Continuation School
High School Annex, 64 John
Director, Thos A Ginty
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FOR YEAR ENDING FEBRUARY 1937
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
(See Schools in Business Directory. Parochial Schools are also listed with ad- ditional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)
PARKS
Boulevard Park-Land along Pawtucket Boulevard. 6.031 acres, value $5,255. Wards 2 and 7
Bridgehead (Leased)-911
acres, value $6,620
Butman Square -. 01 acre, value $50
Cardinal O'Connell Parkway-Between Merrimack and Market streets, opposite City Hall. . 114 acre, value $25,844. Ward 1
City Hall and Memorial Grounds-Ground between Merrimack street and Moody street, in front of City Hall. . 5 acre, value $65,- 700. Ward 5
Coburn Square-Junction of Stevens and Chelmsford streets. . 252 acre, value $1,000. Ward 8
Concord Riverbank-2.641 acres, value $3,500
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