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Public Schools.
Committee, E. F. Richardson, Bertel G. Willard, John W. Crowther
Supt. M. J. West Prin. High School, C. B. Sylvester
Public Library.
Millis Free Public Library, Mary C. Fuller lib. Trustees, Flora A. Whiting, H. H. Thorne, Louis Lacroix
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MILTON-MONROE-MONSON.
MILTON.
In Norfolk Co. Inc. May 7, 1662. Pop. 7054. 7 m. south of Boston and 7 m. from Dedham on Plymouth Div. Old Colony Bys. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R. Electric cars to Boston, Randolph, East Walpole, Hyde Park and Dedham and from East Milton to Quincy.
VILLAGES-MiltonAOONYBBLX, Blue Hill, East MiltonAOUBLX, Milton Center, Adams- ville, Lower Mills, MattapanDAdBLx.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, Henry B. Martin
Selectmen, Jesse B. Baxter ch. East M. Maurice A. Duffy, Mattapan, James H. Perkins, Hyde Park. Meet every Friday evening Auditors, Henry H. Barnes, Austin W. Green Treasurer, J. Porter Holmes
Collector, Josiah Babcock, East M. Assessors, George W. Nickerson ch. William W. Churchill, Herbert B. Tucker, Mattapan
Overseers Poor, A. H. Tucker, P. B. Field, L. H. Brackett, M. G. Richardson, H. N. Plummer Constables, Edwin L. Crossman, Fred M. Farring- ton, Jacob S. Lincoln, Timothy McDermott, Henry C. Shields, Peleg Bronsdon, E. A. Hough- ton, Peter McIntyre, Maurice Pierce, Herbert R. Lawrence, James Wigley
Supt. Streets, Edwin A. McCue
Water Commissioners, Charles S. Pierce ch. R. F. Herrick, T. B. Gordon
Sewer Commissioners, F. R. Hart, Charles Mitch- ell, Philip M. Reynolds
Trustees Cemetery, Samuel Gannett ch. C. Minot Weld, Hyde Park, J. Frank Pope, Henry E. Sheldon, East M. (vacancy)
Park Commissioners, N. L. Kidder ch. Charles E. Rogerson, Horatio A. Lamb, Blue Hill
Board Health, Dr. H. V. Pierce ch. Jacob S. Lin- coln, Abijah W. Draper Supt. Police, Maurice Pierce
Chief Fire Dept. George F. Choate, East M. Tree Warden, Nathaniel T. Kidder Inspector Animals, James Spencer
Public Schools.
Committee, William B. Thurber ch. J. Frank Pope sec. Mattapan, Mrs. Caleb Cunningham, East M. George M. Anderson, George Y. Badger, Theron A. Apollonio Supt. Asher J. Jacoby, East M. Prin. High School, Edgar D. Varney
Prins. Grammar Schools, Grace Woodbury, Con- solidated; Rena M. Chamberlain, Tucker; O. A. Andrews, Belcher; Julia M. Gordon, Glover; Alma G. Pierce, Wadsworth; Ida M. Sears, Thacher; Mary W. Munroe, Houghton; Florence G. Houghton, Sumner
Public Library.
Milton Public Library, Gertrude E. Forrest lib. Trustees, Nathaniel T. Kidder ch. H. Helm Clay- ton, Readville, Charles E. Rogerson, Roderick Stebbins, John F. Perkins, Orrin A. Andrews, East M. Joseph C. Whitney, Hyde Park, Arthur H. Tucker, Mattapan
MONROE.
In Franklin Co. Inc. Feb. 21, 1822. Pop. 269. On Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington R.R. (narrow gauge).
VILLAGES-MonroeA, Monroe BridgeAOONx. Town Officers.
Annual town meeting called by Selectmen in March or April
Clerk, C. W. Ramage
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, C. W. Ramage ch. G. H. Phelps, S. R. Tower, M. Bridge. Meet by appointment
Auditor, Luigi Festi Treasurer and Collector, Andrew Mcintyre
Assessors, R. S. Tower, H. A. Phelps, D. H. Sher- man
Constables, H. S. Tower, W. J. Ross, C. W. Ramage (civil)
Tree Warden, H. S. Tower
Inspector Animals, R. S. Tower
Public Schools.
Committee, C. E. Davis, R. S. Tower, Lawson Ramage
Supt. G. A. Grover, Charlemont
Public Library.
Monroe Public Library
Trustees, M. H. Sherman, C. Chase, Edith L. P. Ramage
MONSON.
In Hampden Co. Inc. Apr. 28, 1760. Pop. 4344. 88 m. from Boston, 20 m. from Springfield and 4 m. south of Palmer on New London Div. Central Vermont R.R. Electric railway to Palmer, Ware and Springfield.
VILLAGES-MonsonAODAmx, North Monsont, South Monson[], State Line[], Granite Quarry
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in April Clerk and Collector, Carlos L. . Peck
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, John P. Herlihy ch. Wm. H. Anderson, Edgar R. Sisson. Meet first Monday in each month Auditors, Frank L. Bliss, David B. Needham Treasurer, Thaddeus L. Cushman
Assessors, Freelon Q. Ball ch. J. Edward Rindge, Franklin O. Bliss
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MONTAGUE-MONTEREY.
Constables, Eugene 8. Howlett, George W. Bey- mour, Thomas J. Sault, Chas. H. Stacy, Herbert A. Aldrich Highway Surveyor, John P. Herlihy
Water Commissioners, Arthur D. Norcross ch. Bu- fus Fay, F. L. Ball
Cemetery Commissioners, George E. Fuller, M.D. ch. Rufus P. Cushman, Carlos L. Peck Chiof Fire Dept. Frank J. Entwistle Tree Warden, Charles H. Stacy
Inspector Animals, Frank H. Johnson
Public Schools.
Committee, William L. Ricketts ch. Alonzo M. Beebe, J. C. Parsons, M. F. Moore, Rufus S. Stebbins, H. W. Lancy Supt. F. A. Wheeler
Prin. Monson Academy, James F. Butterworth Prins. Grammar Schools, Margaret T. Corcoran, Mattie M. Collis, Bessie E. Sutcliffe, Joana A. Leary
Public Library.
Monson Free Library, Nellie F. Squier lib. Directors, George E. Fuller pres. L. C. Flynt vice- pres. James F. Butterworth sco. (vacancy), Thaddeus L. Cushman treas. Benjamin A. Day, F. W. Ellis, Arthur D. Norcross, C. W. Jackson, Carlos L. Peck
MONTAGUE.
In Franklin Co. Inc. Jan. 25, 1754. Pop. 7015. 8 m. southeast of Greenfield on Fitchburg Div. B. &M.R.R. and New London & Northern Div. Central Vermont R.R. Electric railway from Miller's Falls to Montague, Turner's Falls and Greenfield. VILLAGES - MontagueAOAmNx, Turner's FallsAOGAdNx, Riverside, Lake Pleasant4On AmNx, Montague City4, South Montague.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, H. D. Bardwell, Turner's Falls Selectmen, Fred E. Field ch. Daniel F. Daly, Martin Neipp. Meet every Monday Auditors, John W. Haigis, Turner's Falls, Charles N. Sumner, Turner's Falls, John C. Short, Tur- ner's Falls
Treasurer and Collector, Edward P. March, Tur- ner's Falls
Assessors, George H. Goddard ch. Montague, John E. Kavenaugh, Miller's Falls, (vacancy)
Overseera Poor, Thomas Berard, ch. Miller's Falls, Edson L. Page, Turner's Falls, Martin L. Richardson
Constables, Philip Allard, Turner's Falls, D. F. Ripley, Turner's Falls, William Callahan, Turner's Falls, John A. Griffin, Miller's Falls, George Morean, Turner's Falls, William F. Lapean, Montague City, James T. Kelley, Tur- ner's Falls, Edward G. Buzzell, Montague City,
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Harry Howe, Montague City, Nolan L. May- nard, Miller's Falls, Edward E. Whitney, Chas. M. Sweeley, Turner's Falls
Supt. Streets, Daniel F. Daly, Turner's Falls Water Commissioners, H. D. Bardwell, E. I. Cas- sidy, Z. Bouchard
Cemetery Commissioner, D. F. Ripley
Sinking Fund Commissioners, Turner's Falls Fire District, Z. Bouchard, H. D. Bardwell, E. L. Cassidy, Turner's Falls
Board Health and Sewer Commissioners, Dr. J. R. Charron ch. Turner's Falls, (vacancy), John D. Lynch, Miller's Falls
Chief Police, D. F. Ripley, Turner's Falls Chief Fire Dept. George Moreau, Turner's Falls Tree Warden, Auguste Paillet
Inspectors Animals, George H. Goddard, Fred E. Field
Public Schools.
Committee, C. Herbert Rice ch. Turner's Falls, Charles N. Sumner, Turner's Falls, Amidee E. Martel, Turner's Falls, Edwin M. Alden s60. Miller's Falls, James J. Leary, Turner's Falls, Dr. R. A. McGillicuddy, Turner's Falls, Rev. Charles Clark, Miller's Falls, Florence W. Rock- well, Montague, Mrs. B. Agnes Flynn, Miller's Falls.
Supt. Frank P. Davison, Turner's Falls
Prins. High Schools, Arthur C. Monahan, Turner's Falls; Thomas Allen, Montague
Prins. Grammar Schools, Miss Ellen F. Sullivan, New Eighth St .; Miss Esther E. Powers, South End; Frances J. Amsden, Montague City; Mrs. P. M. Lacasse, Miller's Falls
Public Libraries.
Montague Public Library, Kate A. Armstrong lib. Trustees, Fanny Chenery, Chas. W. Schuler, Chas. M. Burnett, W. H. C. Gilmore, Amedee E. Martel, John T. Jeffers, Clara A. Allen, Kate A. Armstrong, Edward P. March
Turner's Falls Public Library, Anna C. Batson lib.
MONTEREY.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. Apr. 12, 1847. Pop. 444. 140 m. from Boston, 20 m. from Pittsfield and 8 m. east of Great Barrington by stage. VILLAGE-Monterey AAdx.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting last Monday in March Clerk, F. M. Harmon
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, D. C. Tryon ch. George L. Keyes, C. H. Minor Auditor, Henry Clapp
Treasurer and Collector, W. F. Miner
Assessors, G. W. Morse, J. H. Bills, J. L. Twing Constable, Jasper H. Bills
Inspector Animals, B. E. Tryon
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MONTGOMERY-MOUNT WASHINGTON-NAHANT-NANTUCKET
Public Schools.
Committee, H. B. Smith, E. D. Harmon, Miss M. M. Stedman Supt. Preston Barr
Public Library.
Monterey Public Library, Mrs. J. H. Bills lib.
MONTGOMERY.
In Hampden Co. Inc. Nov. 28, 1780. Pop. 259. 118 m. from Boston, 18 m. northwest of Springfield and 8 m. from Westfield by stage. VILLAGE-Montgomery4AdAmx.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting Monday nearest April 1 Clerk, Edward C. Clark
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, L. O. Moore ch. F. G. Clark, F. C. Pres- ton. Meet first day of every month
Auditor, Walter D. Allyn
Treasurer, D. L. Allyn
Collector, Constable (civil) and Chief Police, D. L. Allyn
Cemetery Commissioners, M. E. Camp, D. L. Al- lyn, H. C. Kelso Tree Warden, D. L. Allyn
Inspector Animals, R. S. Herrick
Public Schools.
Committee, Charles Manley ch. Myron Kelso sec. A. J. Hall
Supt. Leon O. Merrill
Public Library.
Montgomery Public Library, Mrs. D. L. Allyn lib. Trustees, Mrs. D. L. Allyn ch. Mrs. C. H. Kelso, M. E. Camp
MOUNT WASHINGTON.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. June 21, 1779. Pop. 87. This town forms the southwestern angle of the State. Nearest railroad station is Copake, N. Y., on the New York & Harlem R.R.
VILLAGES-Mount WashingtonA, AlandarA.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting fourth Monday in March Clerk, Treasurer and Inspector Animals, Alfred I. Spurr
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Ira L. Patterson ch. Lewis Houghtailing, Alan- dar, F. B. Schutt. Meet by appointment Auditor, E. C. Schutt Collector, William H. Weaver Constable, Charles E. Culver
Assessors, F. B. Schutt, Lewis Houghtailing, Alan- dar, Charles E. Culver, Alandar Supt. Streets, Lewis Houghtailing Tree Warden, H. F. Keith
Public Schools.
Committee, Herbert W. Weaver ch. Ira L. Pat- terson, Alfred A. Spurr Supt. A. F. Howes
Public Library.
Mount Washington Public Library
Trustees, Mrs. H. W. Weaver, Miss Lena Schutt, James Macnaughton, Mrs. James Macnaugh- ton, H. F. Keith
NAHANT.
In Essex Co. Inc. Mar. 29, 1853. Pop. 922. Electric railway from Lynn (4 m.); steamers to Boston in summer (10 m.).
VILLAGES-NahantAOBLX, Bass Point.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting third Saturday in March Clerk, William F. Waters
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, H. C. Wilson, J. A. Carahar, Charles D. Vary. Meet the 1st and 15th of each month
Auditors, P. H. Coakley, R. W. Johnson, E. Hyde Treasurer and Collector, Charles Cabot Johnson Constable, Michael H. Healy
Supt. Streets, George W. Kibbey
Chief Police, Thomas H. Larkin Chief Fire Dept. Francis B. Crocker
Tree Warden, George Abbot James Inspector Animals, Robert L. Cochran
Public Schools.
Committee, F. B. Crocker Jr. ch. Solomon Alley, James J. Deveney sec.
.Supt. and Prin. High School, E. S. Tirrell
Prins. Grammar Schools, Florence A. Johnson, Carrie V. Hammond, Carrie M. Wilson, Annie C. Pottle
Public Library.
Nahant Public Library, Mary W. Perkins lib. Trustees, Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Fred A. Wil- son, A. G. Wilson
NANTUCKET.
County seat of Nantucket County. Inc. June 8, 1795. Pop. 2930. 120 m. southeast of Boston on Nantucket Island; steamers to Wood's Hole (30 m.) and New Bedford (60 m.).
VILLAGES - NantucketAOONYBX, Coatue, Madaket, Polpis, Quaise, Quidnet, SiasconsetAO NYBX, Surfside, Tuckernuck, Wauwinet, Tuck- ernuck Island, Muskeget Island.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting second Monday in February Clerk, Lauriston Bunker
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Henry Riddell, Ernest H. Jernegan, Charles H. Pitman, John M. Winslow, Philip L. Holmes. Meet first and third Wednesdays of each month.
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NATICK-NEEDHAM.
Auditor, G. Howard Winslow Treasurer, William C. Gardner Collector, Arthur H. Gardner Assessors, Robert Mack, Josiah F. Murphy, Hor- ace R. Coleman
Constables, Arthur C. Carey, Robert W. Coleman, Alexander C. Swain, Joseph A. Johnson Jr. Chandler B. Gardner Supt. Streets, Joseph A. Johnson Sewer Commissioners, Allen Cofin ch. James Y. Deacon, Alfred E. Smith Chief Police, Arthur C. Carey Chief Fire Dept. Horace L. Gibbs Tree Warden, G. Millard Winslow
Inspector Animals, Herbert G. Worth
Public Schools.
Committee, Arthur H. Gardner ch. J. Butler Fol- ger sec. Rebecca C. Wyer, John S. Grouard, Allen Coffin, Nancy R. Wood Prin. High School, Merritt M. Harris
Public Library.
Nantucket Athenaeum, Clara Parker lib.
Trustees, Almon T. Mowry pres. Wendell Macy vice-pres. Rebecca A. Gardner sec. Albert G. Brock treas. Mrs. Maria T. Swain, Arthur H. Cook, Alfred E. Smith, Mrs. Catherine Starbuck, Mrs. Eizabeth G. M. Barney, Alvin E. Paddock
NATICK.
In Middlesex Co. Inc. Feb. 19, 1781. Pop. 9609. 17 m. west of Boston on B.&A.R.R. Elec- tric railways to Framingham, Cochituate, Wellesley, Needham, Lower Falls and Boston. VILLAGES-Natick AOGAdAmBLX, Felchville 4OGAmAdBLX, Lake Crossing[], Morseville, North Natick, South NatickA, Walkerville.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, James McManus
Selectmen, Frederick S. Loker ch. Michael F. Mc- Grath, George Nutt. Meet every Wednesday evening
Auditor, Timothy J. Murphy Treasurer, Edward Clark Collector, John J. Ahern
Assessors, David Finn ch. John H. Craig, Harry M. Ferguson
Overseers Poor, Patrick J. Murphy ch. Charles L. Kopff, William F. Finn
Constables, James H. Bates, Matthew Brown, Richard W. Kennedy, Patrick Beatty, Frank C. Cummings, David J. Church
Highway Surveyor, John A. Williams Water Commissioners and Sewer Commissioners, F. Bigelow, Daniel J. Murphy, John M. Fiske Sinking Fund Commissioners, Frank E. Cummings, John J. Ahern, Orlando H. Burleigh
Board Health, Dr. William Richards ch. William E. Daniels, William H. McCordick
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Chief Police, Dennis T. Sweeney Tree Warden, Henry S. Hunnewell Inspector Animals, John W. Robinson
Public Schools.
Committee, Henry C. Mulligan ch. Albert A. Felch, Katherine A. Cunnift, Cora N. Fuller, William A. Edwards, Llewellyn E. Pulsifer Supt. Albert L. Barbour Prin. High School, Horace W. Rice
Prins. Grammar Schools, John W. Northcott, Wil- son; Walter I. Chapman, Eliot
Public Libraries.
Morse Institute Library, Mira R. Partridge lib. Trustees, Francis Bigelow, Henry C. Mulligan, Fred O. Baston, John F. McGrath, Aloysius J. Doon
Bacon's Free Library, South Natick, Mrs. Ade- laide Williams lib.
Trustees, G. Smith ch. R. Hunting, M. V. B. Bartlett, J. E. Cooper, Dr. Charles E. Hills
NEEDHAM.
In Norfolk Co. Inc. Nov. 5, 1711. Pop. 4284. 12 m. southwest of Boston on Woonsocket Div. N.Y., N.H.&H.R.R. Electric railway to Newton Upper Falls, Newton Highlands, Newton and Watertown; east of Dedham, West Roxbury and Boston; west to Wellesley, Natick and Framing- ham.
VILLAGES - Needham AODAdBLx, Needham HeightsAODIAdBLx, Charles River Village
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, Thomas Sutton
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Edgar H. Powers ch. John A. Tilton, William A. Probert, N. Heights. Meet every Wednes- day evening
Auditor, Walter F. Snow Treasurer, Charles E. Stanwood
Collector, John L. Twigg
Assessors, James F. Ryan ch. Alfred Parker, Geo. W. Tisdale
Constables, George Twigg (civil), John W. Crisp, N. Heights
Supt. Streets, David H. Livingston
Water Commissioners, Edmund G. Pond ch. Geo. H. Toone, William Carter
Park Commissioners, Thomas J. Crossman ch. Wil- liam Lee, Isaac Warren
Chief Fire Dept. Henry A. Kingsbury Tree Warden, George W. Colburn Inspector Animals, S. O. Fowle
Public Schools.
Committee, William G. Moseley ch. Horace A. Carter, N. Heights, Adeline E. Harris Supt. Walter K. Putney
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NEW ASHFORD-NEW BRAINTREE-NEWBURY.
Prin. High School, Clarence E. Sibley Prins. Grammar Schools, Harriette M. Cole, Josiah H. McCann
Public Library.
Needham Free Public Library, Riella J. Dunn lib. Trustees, George K. Clarke ch. Francis de M. Dunn, Alice M. Hicks, Harry Woodard, William Carter
NEW ASHFORD.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. Feb. 26, 1781. Pop. 100. 6 m. west of Adams. Stage from Pitts- field.
VILLAGE-New AshfordA.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in April Clerk, William E. Baker
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Walter Smith, William Roberts, Arthur Roys. Meet first day of every month Auditor, Charles Sherman Treasurer, William E. Baker Collector, Paul Krieger
Assessors, Emory Baker, Nathan Ingraham, Wan- ton Pettit Constable, Emil Kreger Tree Warden, Charles Sherman
Inspector Animals, Nathan Ingraham
Public Schools.
Committee, Henry White ch. Warren H. Baxter, Darius Goodell
Supt. F. B. Van Ornum
Public Library.
New Ashford Public Library, Chas. Sherman lib. Trustees, Harriet Pettit ch. Phebe Jordan, Laura A. Sherman
NEW BEDFORD. See Index for location.
NEW BRAINTREE.
In Worcester Co. Inc. Jan. 31, 1751. Pop. 477. 60 m. from Boston, 18 m. from Worcester and 2 m. from station on Mass. Central Div. B. &M.R.R .; also mail and stage connections with B.&A.R.R. at West Brookfield.
VILLAGES-New Braintree4, New Braintree Station[].
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, George K. Tufts
Selectmen, Overseers Poor, Board Health and Cem- stery Commissioners, J. Thomas Webb ch. Jas. E. Barr, Charles S. Lane. Meet last Saturday of each month
Auditor, William H. Phelps, Gilbertville Treasurer, J. Thomas Webb
Collector, Frank H. Hair
Assessors, Herbert L. Pollard ch. Alphonso Wood- cock, Charles H. Barr
Constables, Frank H. Hair, Edward Revene, Barre Plains, John O'Brien, Furnace Charles D. Sage, No. Brookfield
Highway Surveyor, Edward Revene, Barre Plains Tree Warden, Edwin L. Havens
Inspector Animals, John O'Brien, Furnace
Public Schools.
Committee, George K. Tufts ch. D. Clarence Wetherell, Herbert L. Pollard
Supt. Schools, Edward G. Baldwin, West Brook- field
Public Library.
New Braintree Free Public Library, Carrie F. Bush lib.
Trustees, George K. Tufts ch. Florence Crawford, Carrie F. Bush, D. Clarence Wetherell, Sanford L. Dickinson, Mrs. Horatio Moore, Florence B. Cota
NEWBURY.
In Essex Co. Inc. May 5, 1635. Pop. 1480. 36 m. northeast of Boston on Eastern Div. B.&M. R.R. and 2 m. from Newburyport by electric cars; the village of Byfield is on the Western Div. B.&M.R.R. Electric railway to Newburyport, Georgetown, Haverhill and Ipswich. VILLAGES - Newbury 4ODAmBLx, Farms, Newbury Station[], Newbury Old Town, Byfield AODAmBLx, Scotland, South ByfieldA.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Tuesday in March Clerk, John C. Rolfe
Selectmen, Assessors and Board Health, Claude H. Tarbox, Byfield, Rodney M. Hills, Byfield, Henry L. Tenney. Meet last Friday of each month except February
Auditor, J. Riley Rogers, Byfield
Treasurer and Collector, A. W. Moody
Overseers Poor, Charles F. Knight ch. South By- field, John C. Rolfe, Newburyport, Charles S. Rogers, Byfield
Constables, Samuel F. Knowles, Byfield, William S. Jaques, Arthur D. Pearson, Byfield, Samuel F. Knowles, Byfield, Fred E. Coffin, Eli L. Webb, Henry O. Rogers, Byfield
Park Commissioners, Nathaniel Dole, Newbury- port, Frank L. Ferguson, Walter C. Greeley Tree Warden, Benjamin Pearson Inspector Animals, Moses Little
Public Schools.
Committee, Stuart L. Little ch. Newburyport, Gorham D. Rogers M.D. Byfield, Charles O. Bailey, Byfield Supt. Schools, James G. Morrill
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NEW MARLBORO-NEW SALEM-NORFOLK.
Prins. Grammar Schools, Jennie P. Lowell, Wood- bridge; Alice M. Bartlett, Byfield
Public Library. Privileges hired from the city of Newburyport
NEWBURYPORT. See Index for location.
NEW MARLBORO.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. June 15, 1759. Pop. 1209. 10 m. southeast of Great Barrington by stage, and 28 m. from Pittsfield; stage connec- tion with Southfield, Mill River and Clayton from Canaan, Conn., and Hartsville from Great Bar- rington.
VILLAGES - New Marlboro4, Mill RiverA, SouthfieldΔOAdx, HartsvilleA ClaytonΔ.
Town Ofcers.
Annual town meeting third Monday in March Clerk, Wesley R. Field, Mill River
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Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, A. F. Whitney ch. Hartsville, R. I. Rhoades, Canaan, Ct. (R. F. D.), W. E. Kasson, South- field. Meet last Saturday in each month Auditors, E. P. Adsit, H. A. Cook, Southfield Treasurer, A. C. Lockwood, Southfield Collector, Dennis Foley, Mill River
Assessors, William S. Bradley ch. Southfield, John Hennessey, Mill River, George L. Adsit Constable, Dennis Foley (civil)
Highway Surveyor, Michael Cagney, Canaan Ct. (R. F. D.) Tree Warden, A. J. Knight, Mill River
Inspector Animals, H. W. Palmer, Southfield, E. A. Knight, Hartsville
Public Schools.
Committee, Rev. G. V. Stryker ch. Mill Rier, E. J. Lumbert seo. Canaan, Ct. (R. F. D.), H. C. Mellvaine
Supt. A. F. Howes
Public Library.
New Marlboro Public Library
Trustees, Rev. G. V. Stryker ch. Mill River, Lura A. Doncaster, Hartsville, Carrie M. Cook, South- field
NEW SALEM.
In Franklin Co. Inc. June 15, 1753. Pop. 672. 80 m. from Boston, 20 m. from Greenfield and 8 m. from Athol on Athol Br. B.&A.R.R. VILLAGES -- New Salem4Amx, New Salem Station[], North New SalemA, MillingtonA, Morse Village, CooleyvilleA.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk and Treasurer, Edwin F. Stowell
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Daniel Ballard ch. Millington, Alba D. Paige, Dwight A. Stowell. Meet last Saturday in each month
Auditor, Charles H. Chapin
Collector and Constable, Charles P. Johnson, Mill- ington
Highway Surveyor, Robert Cornwell, Cooleyville Tree Warden, Rawson King, Cooleyville Inspector Animals, Perry Marshall
Public Schools.
Committee, Willard Putnam ch. Cooleyville, Daniel Ballard, Millington, Flora Crowl, R. D. Route No. 1, Orange
Supt. Louis A. Pratt, North Dana Prin. High School, John M. Betts
Public Libraries.
New Salem Public Library, Geneva S. Ballard lib. Millington
Trustees, W. Putnam ch. Cooleyville, Daniel Bal- lard, Millington, Eugene Bullard, North N. S. New Salem Free Library, branch libraries, Cooley- ville, North New Salem, South N. S.
NEWTON. See Index for location.
NORFOLK.
In Norfolk Co. Inc. Feb. 23, 1870. Pop. 1089. 23 m. southwest of Boston and 13 m. from Dedham on Midland Div. N.Y., N.H.&H. R.R.
VILLAGES-NorfolkAODIAdx, Deanville, Stony Brook, City Mills4, Pondville, Highland LakeC.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk and Treasurer, William M. Hill
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Andrew R. Jones ch. C. Albert Murphy, S. Gardner Higgins. Meet last Saturday in each month
Auditors, James Mooney, W. E. Campbell, Jesse Mann Jr.
Collector, John E. Fales
Assessors, Nathan Fales, Charles W. Wilson, Al- fred P. Hall
Constables, Eugene P. Scammon, Fred Lidbury
Highway Commissioners, E. E. Ware, Frank Day, James T. Buckley
Chief Fire Dept. David Murphy
Tree Warden and Inspector Animals, Andrew R. Jones
Public Schools.
Committee, Edward Mann ch. Charles O. Greene, City Mills, John E. Fales Supt. M. J. West Prin. High School, J. C. Peterson
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NORTH ANDOVER-NORTH ATTLEBORO-NORTHBORO.
Prin. Grammar School, Carolyn E. Wayland, City Mills
Public Library.
Norfolk Public Library, Walter L. Sykes lib. Trustees, John R. F. Love ch. Harvey E. Farring- ton, John E. Fales
NORTH ADAMS. See Index for location.
NORTHAMPTON. See Index for location.
NORTH ANDOVER.
In Essex Co. Inc. Apr. 7, 1855. Pop. 4614. 28 m. northwest of Boston and 18 m. from Salem on Eastern Div. and Western Div. B.&M.R.R. Electric railway from North Andover Depot to Lawrence.
VILLAGES-North AndoverAODAmBLx, Ma- chine Shop Station[], North Andover DepotOO Amx, Stevens Village, Ingalls' Station[.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, James W. Leitch
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, P. P.
Daw ch. Geo. C. Josselyn, S. D. Hinxman. Meet every Monday evening
Auditor, Albert B. Hanson
Treasurer, G. H. Perkins
Collector, C. J. Mahoney
Assessors, Peter Holt ch. George C. Josselyn, S. D. Hinxman
Constables, John H. Campbell, Joseph L. Leighton, Patrick J. Healey, George L. Harris, William J. Toohey
Supt. Streets, William Gile
Water Commissioners, Nathaniel Stevens ch. An- drew Reeves, William Somerville
Supt. Charles E. Johnson
Park Commissioners, Moses T. Stevens Jr. Charles P. Morrill, George E. Hathorn
Chief Police, William J. Toohey
Chief Fire Dept. William E. Towne
Tree Warden, Peter Holt
Inspector Animals, George S. Fuller, V. S.
Public Schools.
Committee, Albert F. King Jr., ch. Dr. Fred S. Smith, Miss Mary G. Carleton
Supt. and Prin. High School, Wallace E. Mason Prins. Grammar Schools, Edwin A. Damon, Mer- rimac; Mrs. Florence A. Rafferty, Bradstreet; Clara N. Wentworth, Union; Ella A. Small, Center
Public Library.
Stevens Memorial Library, Miss Elizabeth Maltby Pond lib.
NORTH ATTLEBORO.
In Bristol Co. Inc. June 14, 1887. Pop. 7878. 32 m. southwest of Boston via Wrentham on Providence Div. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R. Electric railway through Falls Village and Robinson- ville to Attleboro; to Plainville and through Oldtown and South Attleboro to Pawtucket, R. I.
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