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Constables, Clarence Smith, John P. Creegan, Geo. A. Hocum
Park Commissioners, Louis Snow, Freeman M. Allen, William H. Brown
Cemetery Committee, Louis Snow, Edwin Wilbur, D. Fairbanks
Supt. Streets, D. W. Mason
Board Health, Dr. C. A. Blake, Dr. W. R. Smith, George B. Canterbury Chief Fire Dept. John H. Webb Tree Worden, Paul Lucius
Inspector Animals, Dr. W. R. Smith
Public Schools.
Committee, S. H. Reed ch. A. H. Warfield, B. S. Beeman
Supt. Edward G. Baldwin
Public Library.
West Brookfield Library, Mary P. Foster lib.
Trustees, A. C. White, Charles A. Rawson, S. H. Reed, A. H. Bates, Frank A. Gifin
WESTFIELD.
In Hampden Co. Inc. May 19, 1669. Pop. 13,- 611. 9 m. west of Springfield on B.&A.R.R., and Air Line and Northampton Div. N.Y., N.H.&H.R. R. Electric railway to Springfield, Holyoke and Huntington.
VILLAGES-WestfieldAOGAmAdx, East Farms, Mundale, Middle Farms, Little River, West Farms, Wyben4.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting second Monday in March Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, Charles N. Oakes Selectmen and Overseers Poor, Chester H. Abbe ch. Fred P. Couse, Charles H. Cooley Auditors, V. W. Crowson, Loring P. Lane
Assessors, Frank A. Snow ch. Wilbert F. Loomis, F. W. Alderman, Charles H. Cooley, Fred J. Fales
Town Almoner, Fred A. Rich
Constables, William W. Hosmer, George C. Barnes, William A. Flouton, A. Bazata
Supt. Streets and Tree Warden, John L. Barry Water Commissioners, S. W. Hildreth ch. J. Hor- ton Packard Jr. treas. Thomas Little, Charles N. Oakes clerk
Supt. Water Works, Henry W. Davidson
Town Engineer, Oren E. Parks
Town Counsel, Richard J. Morrisey
Town Physician, Dr. A. T. Schoonmaker
Board Health, Luther H. Beals, Dr. A. T. Schoon- maker, Lewis B. Allyn Agent, William M. Porter
Chief Police, William A. Flouton
Chief Fire Dept. George H. Byers
Inspector Animals, Michael C. Keefe
Public Schools.
Committee, Charles J. Bradley, J. D. Cadle, W. E. Atwater, A. W. Holton, F. F. Shepard, Orrin G. Cash
Supt. Charles L. Simmons
Prin. High School, H. W. Kittredge
Prins. Grammar Schools, George W. Winslow, Training School; Chester D. Stiles, Prospect Hill; Ida C. Ashley, Ashley Street; Clara M. Bush, Franklin Street; Mary A. Long, Davis; Nellie M. Shepard, Green District
Public Library.
Westfield Atheneum, George L. Lewis lib.
Library Committee, M. B. Whitney pres. J. D. Cadle, H. W. Kittredge, D. F. Doherty, J. C. Greenough, H. N. Kingsbury, A. S. Kneil, Rev. J. H. Lockwood
WESTFORD.
In Middlesex Co. Inc. Sept. 23, 1729. 'Pop. 2413. 26 m. from Boston and 8 m. southwest of Lowell on Southern Div. B.&M.R.R .; also Acton
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WESTHAMPTON-WESTMINSTER-WEST NEWBURY.
Br. B.&M.R.R., 10 m. northwest of Concord Junc- tion.
VILLAGES - WestfordAOAmx, Brookside[], Carlisle Station, Pine Ridge, East Littleton Sta- tionD, Central Village, Chamberlain's Corner, . GranitevilleAOGAmx, Forge Village400, Na- shoba4, Parkerville, Westford Station[], Cold- springA.
Town Omcers.
Annual town meeting third Monday in March Clerk, Edward Fisher
Selectmen and Board Health, Oscar R. Spalding ch. Edward M. Abbot, Wesley O. Hawkes, Gran- iteville. Meet first Saturday evening of each month
Auditor, William R. Taylor
Treasurer, Nahum H. Wright
Collector, Leonard W. Wheeler
Assessors, Samuel L. Taylor ch. Coldspring, J. Willard Fletcher, Charles D. Colburn
Overseers Poor, Charles L. Hildreth ch. Albert R. Choate, Athur H. Burnham
Constables, Edson G. Boynton, Walter A. Whidden Supt. Streets, August McDonald
Cemetery Commissioners, George W. Heywood, George T. Day, Melbourne F. Hutchins
Tree Warden, James Spinner
Inspector Animals, George T. Day
Public Schools.
Committee, Albert R. Choate ch. Graniteville, Homer M. Seavey, Arthur E. Wilson, Walter C. Wright, H. B. Reed, Charles Prescott Supt. A. B. Webber, Littleton Prin. Westford Academy, William A. Perkins
Prins. Grammar Schools, William A. Nickerson, Graniteville; Letitia V. Ward, Forge Village
Public Library.
J. V. Fletcher Library, Mary P. Bunce lib. Trustees, William A. Perkins ch. Charles O. Pres- cott, Walter C. Wright
WESTHAMPTON.
In Hampshire Co. Inc. Sept. 29, 1778. Pop. 466. 90 m. from Boston and 8 m. from Northamp- ton by stage.
VILLAGES-Westhampton4AdAmx, Loudville 4, Shack Street.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, Francis A. Loud
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, A. Drury Rice ch. E. B. Clapp, D. S. Bridgman. Meet by appointment Auditor, Heny M. Clapp Treasurer, Arthur K. Chapman Collector, A. D. Montague
Constables, George E. Knight, A. E. Damon, A. T. Edwards, G. L. Hathaway, F. Howard.
Highway Surveyors, Levi Burt, A. D. Montague, P. A. Connery
Tree Warden, Levi Burt
Inspector Animals, A. T. Edwards
Public Schools.
Committee, Charles N. Loud ch. A. D. Montague, F. D. Bridgman Supt. W. D. Miller, Easthampton
Public Library.
Reunion Public Library, George E. Knight lib. Trustees, A. D. Montague, H. S. Ives, Orville Flint
WESTMINSTER.
In Worcester Co. Inc. Oct. 20, 1759. Pop. 1348. 50 m. from Boston and 21 m. from Wor- cester, Westminster Depot being a station on Fitchburg Div. B.&M.R.R., 5 m. west of Fitchburg. Electric railway to Fitchburg, Gardner and Mt. Wachusett.
VILLAGES-Westminster ANx, South Westmin- ster, Westminster DepotAOONx.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March
Clerk, Charles F. Giles
Selectmen and Board Health, Frank W. Derby ch. W. H. Waterhouse, Frank N. Carpenter. Meet last Saturday in every month
Auditor, Frank E. Miller Treasurer, Frank W. Fenno
Collector, Frank W. Derby
Assessors, Hobart Raymond, Charles H. Dupee, W. Depot, Louie S. Miller
Overseers Poor, Hobart Raymond ch. Frank W. Derby, Frank H. Battles
Constable, Durward A. Peeler (civil)
Supt. Streets, W. H. Waterhouse
Cemetery Commissioners, Alphonso E. Brown, W. Depot, C. E. Barron, W. Depot, Hobart Ray- mond
Chief Fire Dept. John C. Goodridge Tree Warden, Stillman Whitney Inspector Animals, M. D. Whitney Public Schools.
Committee, Cecil C. Whitney ch. Mary A. Dupee sec. W. Depot, Frank T. Sweet treas. Supt. George Rugg, Princeton
Prin. High School, Mrs. Jessie L. Shepard Public Library.
Westminster Public Library, Sadie F. Greene lib. Trustees, Charles F. Giles ch. Edith . M. Griffin, Ellen M. Wright, Myra C. Whitney, Frank W. Fenno, Frederick W. Mossman
WEST NEWBURY.
In Essex Co. Inc. June 14, 1820. Pop. 1405. Reached by electric street railway from Haver- hill, Groveland and Newburyport. VILLAGE-West Newbury A.
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WESTON-WESTPORT.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, Elwood N. Chase
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Charles W. Ordway ch. Newburyport, Daniel Cooney, Sam Rogers. Meet last Sat- urday in each month
Auditor, Joseph J. Goodrich, Newburyport Treasurer and Collector, Samuel F. Coffin
Constables, Charles Bradley, Charles T. Moseley, Mark Rogers
Chief Police, Mark Rogers Chief Fire Dept. George H. Bailey
Tree Warden, William Merrill Inspector Animals, Charles T. Moseley
Public Schools.
Committee, J. R. Gordon ch. Parker H. Nason, Benjamin Burnham
Supt. James G. Morrill
Prin. High School, C. H. Martin Prin. Grammar School, Kathleen Melvin
Public Libraries.
West Newbury Public Library, Caroline Carr lib. Trustees, Parker H. Nason ch. Amos H. Pierce, Moses Smith, Isabel E. Kennett, Benjamin F. Burnham, Edith M. Forsyth, Benj. F. Robin- son, Josiah R. Gordon, Emily A. Bailey
Natural History Society, William Merrill Jr. lib.
WESTON.
In Middlesex Co. Inc. Jan. 1, 1712. Pop. 2091. 4 m. west of Waltham on Central Mass. Div. and also on Fitchburg Div. B.&M.R.R.
VILLAGES-WestonAOGAmx, Kendal GreenAO ONX, Cherry Brook[], Silver HillO, HastingsO. Town Officers.
Annual town meeting third or fourth Mon. in Mar. Clerk, George W. Cutting
Selectmen, Francis Blake ch. Auburndale, Nathan S. Fiske, Kendal Green, Alfred L. Cutting. Meet second Saturday in each month
Auditors, Merrill French, Walter A. Wheeler Treasurer and Collector, Henry J. White
Assessors, Henry Brown ch. David W. Lane, Au- burndale, Nathan S. Fiske, Kendal Green Overseers Poor, Edward P. Ripley ch. Henry A. Wheeler, Kendal Green, William B. Robbins Constables, Nathan S. Fiske, Kendal Green, Silas Baxter, Waltham, Charles A. Freeman, Horace P. Heard, Patrick J. McAuliffe, Darius B. Vit- tum, Kendal Green, George Faber, Kendal Green Road Commissioners, Augustus M. Upham, Thos. E. Coburn, Kendal Green, Charles B. Cutter, Auburndale
Park Commissioners, David W. Lane, Auburndale, Arthur L. Coburn, Henry L. Brown
Cemetery Commissioners, Henry L. Brown, Wil- liam T. Barrage, William H. Coburn, Kendal Green
Board Health, Everett O. Clark ch. Dr. Frederick T. Hyde, George N. Abercrombie, Kendal Green Agent, George W. Cutting Tree Warden, Frank G. Cooper Chief Fire Dept. Benjamin R. Parker Inspector Animals, Gilbert A. Blood
Public Schools.
Committee, Mrs. Carolyn E. Burrage ch. Edward Fiske, Stonybrook, Arthur T. Johnson Prin. High School, Charles M. Eaton Prin. Grammar School, Eunice Caldwell, Waltham
Public Library.
Weston Town Library, Maud M. Pennock lib. Trustees, Horace S. Sears, Justin E. Gale, Arthur T. Johnson
WESTPORT.
In Bristol Co. Inc. July 2, 1787. Pop. 2867. 64 m. from Boston, 28 m. from Taunton and 8 m. southwest of Fall River. Electric railway from Fall River to New Bedford passes through the villages of North Westport and Westport Factory. Stage from Westport Point through Central Vil- lage and Westport to Westport Factory connects with electric cars to New Bedford or Fall River. Stage from Adamsville, R. I., to New Bedford passes through Central Village and South West- port.
VILLAGES-WestportANYBX, AcoaxetA, Quan- sett, Indian Town, Lawton's Corner, Brownell's Corner, Gifford's Corner, Wardell's Corner, Davis Corner, North WestportAOONYBx, South West- portA, Westport Factory 4, Central Villages, Westport PointA, Westport Harbor, Westport Factory StationOLINYBX, Hemlock[], Beulah.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting second Monday in March Clerk, Edward L. Macomber, Central Village
Selectmen, Albert F. King ch. North W. Elmer E. Gifford, South W. Jonathan Borden, North W. Meet last Saturday of each month
Auditors, Albert D. Manchester, Henry E. Davis, Adamsville, R. I.
Treas. and Collector, Jonathan B. Hicks, No. W. Assessors, Henry A. Allen ch. South W. Augustus R. Wood, Central Village, Albert F. King, North W.
Overseers Poor, John Gifford ch. South W. Harry L. Potter, North W. Robert A. Gifford, Central Village
Constables, Daniel M. Sanford, North W. William F. Macomber, Henry P. Wing, Central Village, Edward Athington, Adamsville, R. I.
Highway Surveyor, Charles R. Wood, Central Vil- lage
Board Health, J. D. Tupper M.D. ch. Elmer E. Gifford, South W. Albert F. King, North W. Agent, Edward L. Macomber, Central Village
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Tree Warden, Jonathan Borden, North W. Inspectors Animals, E. Handy, G. A. Tripp
Public Schools.
Committee, Edward L. Macomber ch. Central Vil- lage, Charles F. Sanford, North W. Augustus R. Wood, Central Village Supt. Albert S. Cole, North Dartmouth Prin. High School, Wallace S. Hall
Prins. Grammar Schools, Miss Josephine L. Dow- ney, Thomas W. Collins, Westport Factory; Richard P. MacKnight, Westport Point
Public Library.
Free Public Library, Central Village, Annie R. Howland lib.
Trustees, John W. Gifford ch. South W. Kate W. Chace seo. Augustus R. Wood, Central Village, Samuel H Macomber, Central Village, Nason R. Macomber, Central Village, Frederick L. Tripp, Central Village
WEST SPRINGFIELD.
In Hampden Co. Inc. Feb. 23, 1774. Pop. 8101. 1 m. west of Springfield on B.&A.R.R. Electric railway to Holyoke, Westfield, Agawam and Springfield ..
VILLAGES-West SpringfieldAOCIAdAmx, Ash- leyville, Riverdale, Tatham[], Amostown, Mitti- neagueAODAdAmx, MerrickA, Cayenne, Pau- catuck.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in April Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, Fred H. Sibley Selectmen and Overseers Poor, A. A. Sibley ch. F. P. Sargent sec. H. Loomis. Meet every Sat- urday at 2 p.m.
Auditors, Aaron Bagg Jr. John C. Worcester Assessors, Harrison Loomis ch. Charles D. Farns- worth, Henry A. Sibley
Supt. Streets, J. Frank Hayes
Water Commissioners, George N. Norris ch. Louis J. Ivers, Charles M. Woodward
Park Commissioners, Justus B. Smith, Mitti- neague, H. A. Warriner, E. P. Bragg, Merrick Sinking Fund Commissioners, Henry S. Hyde, Springfield, Charles A. Edgerton, Mittineague, Campbell Chapin
Board Health, Dr. Payson J. Flagg ch. Mitti- neague, Dr. H. H. Downey sec. Agent, Sumner A. Bragg, Merrick Chief Police, John J. Sweeney Jr. Mittineague Chief Fire Dept. Elam B. Jones, Merrick Tree Warden, George W. Hayden Inspector Animals, Joel H. Lombra
Public Schools.
Committee, C. J. Bell ch. Wilson B. Chandler, Sophie Brooks, William H. Bagg, P. W. Mc- Laughlin M.D., Nelson Sherburne Supt. C. E. Brockway
Prin. High School, John C. Worcester
Prins. Grammar Schools, H. D. Vincent, Park Avenue; E. E. White, Main Street; Mary B. Sullivan, Mittineague; Ellen E. Donkersley, Meadow Street
Public Library.
West Springfield Public Library, Daniel G. White lib.
Trustees, D. G. White, Winthrop S. Bagg, Emma A. Bragg
WEST STOCKBRIDGE.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. Mar. 9, 1774. Pop. 1023. 165 m. from Boston, 11 m. from Pittsfield, 10 m. north of Great Barrington and 3 m. south of State Line station on B.&A.R.R. and Berk- shire Div. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R.
VILLAGES-West StockbridgeAODIAdx, West Stockbridge Center, State LineAOGAmx, Rock- dale Mills4, Williamsville.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in April Clerk and Treasurer, E. C. Finney
Selectmen and Overseers Poor, John B. Scott ch. Lewis Chamberlain, Richard Bossidy. Meet Saturday by appointment
Auditor, H. F. Lawrence
Collector, Michael G. Troy
Assessors, J. S. Moore ch. C. D. Barnes, Thomas McCarty
Constables, Richard Bossidy, E. Arthur Easland, Jno. Keresey, E. T. Barnes, Lester Boice
Cemetery Commissioners, Cyrus W. Sprague, O. P. Leavitt, E. Arthur Easland
Board Health, Cyrus W. Sprague, James F. Bossi- dy, Dr. Dudley Leavitt
Tree Warden, O. J. Carpenter Inspector Animals, O. P. Leavitt
Public Schools.
Committee, C. W. Sprague ch. Fred C. Tobey s60. J. S. Moore
Supt. Schools, Frederick F. Williams
Public Library.
West Stockbridge Public Library, Frances J. Ed- wards lib.
Trustees, W. W. Bartlett ch. A. H. Blake, A. Bartlett
WEST TISBURY.
In Dukes Co. Inc. Apr. 28, 1892. Pop. 457. 10 m. from Edgartown and 6 m. from Vineyard Haven by stage. VILLAGES-West Tisbury4, North Tisbury4, Lambert's Cove. Town Officers. Annual town meeting March 21, 1908. Clerk, George G. Gifford
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Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health,
William J. Rotch ch. Everett A. Davis, George Hunt Luce West T. Meet 6th of each month Auditor, Samuel Thompson
Treasurer, Sanderson M. Mayhew
Collector, George L. Donaldson
Assessors, George Hunt Luce oh. Edwin A. Luce, H. H. Lovell, North T.
Constables, George L. Donaldson (civil), Fred G. Vincent
Supt. Streets, William G. Smith
Cemetery Committee, Fred G. Vincent, U. E. Mayhew, E. A. Davis
Tree Warden, John Pease
Inspector Animals, Orin W. Look
Public Schools.
Committee, Ulysses E. Mayhew ch. William Look, North T. H. H. Lovell, North T.
Supt. A. P. Averill
Public Library.
West Tisbury Public Library, Cyrus Manter Ub.
WESTWOOD.
In Norfolk Co. Inc. 1897; set off from Ded- ham. Pop. 1136. 13 m. from Boston. 3 m. from Dedham. Electric railway to Dedham and through Islington to Dedham and Norwood; also to Medfield, Millis and Franklin.
VILLAGES - Westwood4, IslingtonAOCIAdx, Green Lodge, Ellis4.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk and Chief Fire Dept. Willie W. Baker
Selectmen, Overseer Poor, Board Health and High- way Surveyors, Henry E. Weatherbee ch. Ded- ham, John L. Fisher, Joseph L. Fisher. Meet first and third Wednesdays
Auditors, Lucius Damrell, George E. Bonney Treasurer, George A. French Collector, Charles H. Ellis
Assessors, William Schlusemeyer ch. David A. Hodgdon, Henry F. Mylod
Constables, Frederick Fisher, Elmer E. Smith, Clarence H. Southerland
Supt. Streets, Clarence H. Southerland Tree Warden, Fred A. Mellroy Inspector Animals, James J. Mulvehill
Public Schools.
Committee, Rev. Lewis A. Eaton ch. Willie W. Baker sec. George C. Lee Jr. Supt. M. J. West, Millis
Prins. Grammar Schools, Ross Vardon, Zulietta Morse
Public Library.
Westwood Public Library, Annie L. Richardson lib.
Trustees, (vacancy) ch. Rev. C. S. Locke, Ernest J. Baker
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WEYMOUTH.
In Norfolk Co. Inc. Sept. 2, 1635. Pop. 11,585. 12 m. southeast of Boston on Plymouth Div. Old Colony Sys. N.Y., N.H.&H.R.R. Electric rail- ways from East Weymouth to Quincy, Braintree and Hingham through Lovell's Corners and South Weymouth to Rockland.
VILLAGES - WeymouthAOONYBBLx, North WeymouthAONYBBLX, East WeymouthAOONY BBLx, Weymouth Centre, South Weymouth400 AdNYBBLX, Weymouth HeightsONYBBLX, Lovell's Corners, Nash, Porter, Old Spain, Weymouth Landing.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, John A. Raymond, East W.
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Gordon Willis ch. South W. Bradford Hawes, Porter, E. W. Hunt, Willard J. Dunbar, East W. Meet every Monday
Auditors, John P. Hunt, Charles A. Loud, Edward Lukemore
Treasurer John H. Stetson, South W.
Collector, Frank W. Richards, South W.
Assessors, H. Walker Pratt, North W. John W. Bates, East W. John F. Dwyer, Gilman B. Loud, South W. George C. Torrey
Constables, Michael Allen, South W. George B. Bayley, South W. Thomas Fitzgerald, Ben- jamin F. Richards, W. Heights, Isaac H. Walk- er, North W. Arthur H. Pratt, East W. Nathaniel B. Peare, East W. William F. French, East W. George W. Conant, South W. John D. Walsh, Charles J. McMorrow, East W. (civil)
Water Commissioners, D. M. Easton ch. East W. Frank H. Torrey, George H. Bicknell, John H. Stetson, South W. Gordon Willis, South W. Park Commissioners, Louis A. Cook, South W. William H. Clapp, George L. Newton, North W. Sinking Fund Commissioners, Frank H. Torrey, William H. Pratt, East W. Henry A. Nash Tree Warden, Gordon Willis, South W. Inspector Animals, George B. Bayley
Public Schools.
Committee, T. V. Nash ch. Louis A. Cook, S. W. John F. Reardon, South W. J. A. Cushing, East W. H. Franklin Perry, Mary E. Holbrook, S. W. Supt. Abner A. Badger, East W.
Prin. High School, Edwin R. Sampson, North W. Prins. Grammar Schools, F. C. Heald, Franklin; Albert S. Ames, Hunt; Everett N. Hollis, Bates; Martha E. Belcher, Shaw; Frank M. Rich, Athens; C. E. A. Starrett
Public Libraries.
Fogg. Library, Buth N. Tower lib. South W.
Trustees, Rev. William H. Bolster, Henry B. Reed, J. H. Stetson
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Tufts Free Public Library, Caroline A. Blanchard lib.
Trustees, John B. Holland, Louis A. Cook, Clarence B. Whittle, Edward G. Bates, Herbert L. New- ton, Preston Pratt, Selectmen ex officio, Francis M. Drown, James H. Flint
WHATELY.
In Franklin Co. Inc. Apr. 24, 1771. Pop. 822. 110 m. from Boston, 12 m. from Greenfield and 9 m. north of Northampton on Connecticut & Passumpsic Div. B.&M.R.R .; also Northampton Div. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R.
VILLAGES-Whately 4ODAmx, East Whately4 OGAmx, West Whately.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, George A. Elder
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Highway Commis- sioners, Seth B. Crafts ch. Fay B. Bardwell, Haydenville (R. F. D.), R. Mosher Swift, N. Hatfield. Meet last business day of each month. Auditor, Lyman A. Crafts, East W. Treasurer, Clifford L. Crafts
Collector, William H. Adkins, East W.
Assessors, William H. Adkins ch. East W. Charles H. Field, Haydenville (R. F. D.), James A. Wood, East W.
Constable, William H. Adkins, East W.
Cemetery Commissioners, Leander F. Crafts ch. Wells T. Smith, Lucian Moody Tree Warden, Leander F. Crafts
Inspector Animals, Irving Allis
Public Schools.
Committee, James A. Wood ch. East W. Leslie E. Waite, Haydenville, Arthur Beers Supt. Schools, Myron J. Wilson, South Deerfield Public Library.
Whately Public Library, Arlene I. Boote lib. Trustees, Arthur H. Beers ch. Fred B. Bardwell, Haydenville (R.F.D.), Charles H. Pease, E. W.
WHITMAN.
In Plymouth Co. Inc. Mar. 5, 1886. Pop. 6521. 21 m. south of Boston on Plymouth Div. N.Y.,N. H.&H.R.R. Electric railways to Brockton, Stough- ton, Abington, Rockland, East Bridgewater, Bridgewater and Taunton.
VILLAGES-WhitmanAOONYBx, Auburnville, East WhitmanAOONYBX, Washington Street StationO.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk, Fred E. Sharp
Selectmen and Overseers Poor, B. C. Reed ch. Charles E. Lovell, Timothy F. Kenneally. Meet Tuesday and Friday evenings, also first Monday in month
Auditor, Bela Alden Treasurer, Benjamin Calvin Reed
Collector, Benjamin F. Peterson
Assessors, Isaiah T. Churchill ch. Benjamin F. Peterson, Arthur D. B. Butler, East W.
Constables, Thomas F. Kane, Frank Erskine, An-
drew. R. McCallum, Foster J. Rand, Patrick H. Smith (civil)
Highway Surveyor, Aaron A. Healy
Water Commissioners, Julius C. Gilbert, A. R. McCallum, Ernest C. Howard
Cemetery Commissioners, John M. West, Obed H. Ellis
Park Commissioners, John E. Andrews, Edwin A. Parker, A. A. MacKeen
Street Lighting Committee, James Holland, James T. Condon, Lewis F. Trow
Registrars of Voters, Randall W. Cook, Patrick J. Callanan, Bayliss Wood, Fred E. Sharp, dlerk Board Health, Oscar A. Bemis ch. George A. Ed- son, Lucius Cook, East W.
Chief Police, Patrick H. Smith Chief Fire Dept. Selwyn Staples
Inspector Animals, Owen F. Bumpus
Tree Warden, Clarence A. Randall
Public Schools.
Committee, Mrs. Eugenia F. Lovell ch. James E. Bates sec. Julius C. Gilbert
Supt. Schools, Henry M. Walradt Prin. High School, Dudley L. Whitmarsh Prin. Grammar School, Ernest M. Reid
Public Library.
Whitman Public Library, Ellena S. Spilsted lib. Trustees, E. J. Gaffney, George A. Dorr, Deborah Partridge, Lizzie B. Bosworth, Eugenia F. Lov- ell, Francis J. Hanley
WILBRAHAM.
In Hampden Co. Inc. June 15, 1763. Pop. 1708. 9 m. east of Springfield, North Wilbraham being on the B.&A.R.R. Electric railway from North Wilbraham to Springfield, Ludlow and Palmer.
VILLAGES-WilbrahamAAmx, North Wilbra- ham4OGAmx, Glendale, Ellis Mills, Butlerville, East Wilbraham.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday after first Tuesday in March
Clerk and Treasurer, E. W. Wall, North W.
Selectmen, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Fred W. Green ch. G. L. Rindge, North W. Leon G. Bartlett. Meet first Tuesday of each month
Auditor, Frank Bosler
Collector, H. F. Greene, North W.
Assessors, A. A. Phelps, J. S. Morgan, North W. W. H. McGuire Jr. North W.
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Constables, Calvin G. Robbins, Delbert H. Eaton, L. L. Farr, North W. E. C. Clark, William Joy, North W.
Supt. Streets, G. L. Rindge, North W.
Tree Warden, C. G. Robbins
Inspector Animals, Jesse L. Rice
Public Schools.
Committee, H. G. Webber ch. Miss Evanore O. Beebe, North W. C. P. Bolles Supt. Miss Mary L. Poland, Springfield
Public Library.
Wilbraham Public Library, Eunice M. Bates lib. Trustees, H. W. Cutler, North W. F. A. Gurney, Vernon H. Deming, North W.
WILLIAMSBURG.
In Hampshire Co. Inc. Apr. 24, 1771. Pop. 1943. 7 m. northwest of Northampton on North- ampton Div. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R. Electric railway to Northampton.
VILLAGES-Williamsburg4ODAdx, Haydenville AODAdx, Searsville.
Town Officers.
Annual town meeting first Monday in March Clerk and Treasurer, Henry W. Hill
Selectmen, Assessors, Overseers Poor and Board Health, Charles S. Damon ch. Haydenville, Law- rence Molloy, Hallock H. Nichols. Meet first and third Saturdays of each month Auditors, J. Walter Nash, Thomas P. Larkin Collector, Richard F. Burke, Haydenville
Constables, Henry A. Bisbee (civil), Samuel J. Edwards, Haydenville Chief Fire Dept. Joseph J. Ball Tree Warden, Howard C. Pomeroy, Haydenville Inspector Animals, Hallock H. Nichols
Public Schools.
Committee, Mrs. Frank L. Bisbee ch. Henry L. Goddard sec. Thomas J. Dunphy Supt. E. W. Goodhue
Prin. High School, Carl Breaker
Public Libraries.
Free Public Library, Thomas H. Ives lib. Trustees, Thomas H. Ives, Haydenville, Thomas J. Curry, Haydenville, William G. Loomis, Hay- denville
Meekins Memorial Library, Myra A. Hill lib. Trustees, H. W. Hill ch. G. H. Ames, W. M. Pur- rington
WILLIAMSTOWN.
In Berkshire Co. Inc. June 21, 1765. Pop. 4425. 5 m. west of North Adams on Fitchburg Div. B.&M.R.R .; electric railway to North Adams.
VILLAGES-WilliamstownAOGINx, South Wil- liamstown4, Sweet's Corners, Williamstown Sta.
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tion@[], Colesville, White Oaks, Hemlock Brook, Sherwood. Town Officers.
Annual town meeting last Monday in March Clerk, George W. Grundy
Selectmen, G. B. Waterman, S. Starkweather, Lin- coln S. Hickox. Meet last Wednesday of each month
Auditor, Charles S. Cole
Treasurer, W. B. Clark
Collector, Sumner I. Prindle
Assessors, John Navin, J. T. Wells, Frank S. Young
Overseers Poor, M. H. Torrey
Constables, Joseph Richards (civil), James Grady, Thomas Dunfrey, A. L. Mason, Charles A. Blair, Amidee Remillard, Murray Barber, William T. Gardner, Fred H. Goodell, Herbert H. Pattison Highway Commissioner, I. S. Fowler
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