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Secretary, John J. Douglass $3000
City Physician, Dr. Morton Prince
Chief Medical Inspector, Dr. Thomas B. Shea $3000
Medical Inspectors, Dr. David D. Brough $2300, Dr. George A. Sargent $500
Port Physician, Dr. Paul Carson $1700, Deer Island
Asst. Port Physician, Dr. William M. Gay $1000 Overseer Gallop's Island, Albert F. Sherman $900 Supt. Smallpox Hospital, William E. Jamieson $600
Dermatologist, Francis J. Keany M. D., $4000 Inspector Milk and Vinegar, Prof. James O. Jordan $3000
Medical Inspector Animals and Provisions, Alex- ander Burr M.D.V. $2400
Director Bacteriological Laboratory, Burt R. Rickards, 739 Boylston st. $2500
HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT. Office City Hospital, Harrison av. opposite Worcester sq .-
Trustees, A. Shuman pres. Conrad J. Rueter sec. Dr. Francis J. Keany, Edmund D. Codman, Dr. Timothy J. Reardon
Supt. City Hospital, Dr. George H. M. Rowe $5000 South Department-
Resident Physician, John H. McCollom M.D. $3500 Relief Station-
Resident Surgeon, Loring B. Packard M.D. $1200
Convalescent Home-
Matron, Elizabeth C. Fairbank $600
INSANE HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT. Office 64 Pem- berton sq .-
Trustees, George H. Sargent ch. Mrs. Mary T. Morrison, Michael S. Morton, Michael J. Jor- dan, C. J. Connelly, George A. Sanderson, Boston Insane Hospital-
Supt. Dr. William Noyes $2500, at Men's Dept .; Women's Dept., Mattapan, Dr. Samuel W. Crit- tenden $1500, in charge
INSTITUTIONS REGISTRATION DEPARTMENT. Office 28 Court sq .-
Institutions Registrar, William P. Fowler Chief of Settlement Division, Charles F. Gaynor $2000
Chief of Statistical Division, John Koren $3000 LAMP DEPARTMENT-
Supt. Dennis J. Hern $3500
LAW DEPARTMENT. Office 730 Tremont bldg .- Corporation Counsel, Thomas M. Babson $9000 Asst. Corporation Counsels, John D. McLoughlin $6000, Arthur L. Spring $4000, Philip Nichols $3000, George A. Flynn $2500, E. F. Buckley $2500, D. D. Leahy $2250
City Conveyancers, Charles F. Day $3750, Roscoe P. Owen $3750, Elizabeth M. Taylor $1800 Secrtary, Fisher Ames $2000
MARKET DEPARTMENT. Office Faneuil Hall Mar- ket-
Supt. George E. Mckay $3000
MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 64 Pemberton sq .-
Chairman, Edwin A. Franklin; John A. O'Shea, Alfred de Voto, Philip Greely, Daniel P. Shedd, William A. Leahy sec. $1600
PARK DEPARTMENT. Office Pine Bank, Jamaica Plain-
Commissioners, Charles E. Stratton ch. James M. Prendergast, Daniel H. Coakley
Secretary, George F. Clarke $3000
PAUPER INSTITUTIONS DEPARTMENT. Office 28 Court sq .-
Trustees, serving. without pay: Edward M. Galla- gher ch. Miss Mary A. Dierbus sec'y, Max E. Wyzanski, William J. Sullivan, Mrs. James Alexander, James A. Dorsey, Thomas A. Mc- Quade
Executive Clerk, Isabel F. Gerrish $1200 Boston Almshouse and Hospital, Long Island- Supt. James F. English $2500
Resident Physician, Geo. W. Holmes M.D. $1200 Charlestown Almshouse, Alford st. Charlestown- Supt. Miss Mary A. Morris $1200
Captain Steamer "John Howard," William H. Sampson $1200
PENAL INSTITUTIONS DEPARTMENT. Office 32 Tre- mont st .-
Commissioner, John B. Martin $5000
Asst. Commissioner, Herbert S. Carruth $2500 Secretary, Hubert Pope $2500
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Deer Island-
Supt. James H. Cronin $2500
Resident Physician, B. F. McGaffigan M.D. $1650 and board
Asst. Resident Physician, Harvey H. Kelly M.D. $600
Captain Steamer "Monitor," Fred D. Cook $1500 POLICE DEPARTMENT. 37 Pemberton sq .- Police Commissioner, Stephen O'Meara $6000 Secretary, Leo A. Rogers $3000
Chief Clerk, Thomas Ryan $2500
Supt. of Police, William H. Pierce $4000
Deputy Supt. James M. Coulter $3000 Property Clerk, Capt. George E. Savory $2500
On Clerical Service in Supt.'s Office, Capt. Jas. O'Neill $2500
On Special Service, Lieut. Timothy J. Murphy $1600, Lieut. Charles W. Searles $1600, Lieut. Hugh J. Lee $1600, Sergt. Jeremiah B. Sulli- van $1400
Messenger, Sergt. Horatio J. Homer $1400 Inspector of Claims, Capt. William H. Dyer $2500 Asst. Inspector of Claims, Lieut. William L. Dev- itt $1600
Inspector of Carriages, Lieut. George E. Saxton $1600
Director of Signal Service, John Weigel $2500 Asst. Director of Signal Service, Frank A. Rich- ardson $2000
Bureau of Criminal Investigation, 35 Pemberton sq .-
Chief Inspector, William B. Watts $2800 Assistant, Capt. Joseph Dugan $2500
Inspectors, $1600 each, Jas. A. Dennesy, Joseph H. Knox, L. B. McCausland, James J. Collins, George M. Robinson, George F. Pinkerton, Wal- ter A. Abbott, Alfred N. Douglass, Patrick J. Gaddis, John H. Harris, Michael C. Shields, Oliver J. Wise, Michael J. Morrissey, Morris Wolf, Thomas A. Sheehan, John R. MeGarr, Ainsley C. Armstrong, Edward T. Conway, Michael H. Cronin, Gustaf Gustafson, Daniel W. Hart, George W. Patterson, Henry M. Pierce, William J. Rooney, James D. Conboy Sergeants, $1400 each, Francis J. McCauley, Silas F. Waite, William H. Pelton, Thomas A. Nor- ton, Walter M. Murphy
City Prison-
Keeper, Capt .- Clarence A. Swan $2500
Asst. Keepers, Sergt. George F. Howe, Sergt. John H. Morse $1400 each
House of Detention- Chief Matron, Amelia B. White $1000 Assistant, Ida E. Hall $800
POLICE DIVISIONS. Salary of captains $2500, lieu- tenants $1600-
First Division, Hanover st. near Cross st .- Captain, Otis F. Kimball; Lieutenants, William H. Allen and Matthew J. Dailey
Second Division, Court sq .-. Captain, Edward F.
Gaskin; Lieutenants, Frederick J. Smith and William J. Hyland
Third Division, Joy st .- Captain, Irving A. H. Peabody; Lieutenants, James P. Sullivan and John A. O'Rourke
Fourth Division, 56 La Grange st .- Captain, Laurence Cain; Lieutenants, Frank I. Jones and James P. Carney
Fifth Division, East Dedham st .- Lieutenants, Daniel A. Ritter, George C. Garland and John P. Clark
Sixth Division, Broadway, near C st .- Lieuten- ants, Forrest F. Hall and Henry J. Walkins Seventh Division, Meridian, near Paris st .- Lieutenants, Geo. D. Yeaton and Millard M. Frohock
Eighth Division, Commercial, corner Battery st. -Lieutenants, George H. Adams and Edward A. Pease
Ninth Division, Mt. Pleasant av., cor. Dudley st .- Captain, Thomas C. Evans; Lieutenants, William F. Perry and Charles H. Denton
Tenth Division, Roxbury, corner Tremont st .- Captain, John J. Hanley; Lieutenants, Rufus G. Fessenden and Albert F. Lovell
Eleventh Division, Adams, cor. Arcadia st .- Cap- tain, Charles W. Hunt; Lieutenants, Oscar H. Peare and George A. Hall
Twelth Division, Fourth, near K st .- Captain, William J. Lowery; Lieutenants, Hiram H. Rich and Daniel F. Eagan
Thirteenth Division, Seaverns av., Jamaica Plain - Captain, George W. Wescott; Lieutenants, Herman B. Bodenschatz and William Fottler Fourteenth Division, Washington, cor. Cambridge st., Brighton-Captain, Philemon D. Warren; Lieutenants, Michael O'Neil and James F. Dris- coll
Fifteenth Division, Old City Hall, Charlestown- Captain, George A. Wyman; Lieutenants, John A. Brickley and James J. Curry
Sixteenth Division, Boylston, corner Hereford st. -Captain, Dennis Donovan; Lieutenants, Jas. E. Sargent and Oscar E. Boynton
POOR DEPARTMENT. Office Charity building, 43 Hawkins st .-
Overseers Poor, William P. Fowler ch. Joseph A. Turnbull, Annie E. Quinn, Thomas Sproules, Matthew J. Mullen, Frederic O. North, Wm. P. Derby M.D., John Brant, Thomas Downey, Bernard Hyneman, Martha W. Folsom, Patrick J. Greene
Secretary, Benjamin Pettee $3500
Treasurer, Richard C. Humphreys $1000
City Temporary Home (women and children), cor. Chardon and Bowker sts .-
Matron, Anna A. Johnson $600
Wayfarers' Lodge (men), 30 Hawking st .- Supt. Edward Riley $1600
PRINTING DEPARTMENT. Office 152 Purchase st .- Supt. Printing, Thomas A. Whalen $3000
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PUBLIC GROUNDS DEPARTMENT. Office 154 E.
Cottage st. Dorchester ---
Supt. J. Henry Sullivan $4000 REGISTRY DEPARTMENT. Office, 5 Old Court House City Registrar, Edward W. MeGlenen $4000 SANITARY DEPARTMENT, 920 Tremont building- Supt. Daniel H. Gillespie $3000 Chief Clerk, Thomas A. Dolan $1600 SEWER DEPARTMENT, 30 Tremont st .-- Supt. John J. Leahy $3500 Asst. Supt. Charles R. Cutler $3000 Chief Clerk, John J. Quinn $2500 Chief Engineer, E. S. Dorr $3000
SINKING FUNDS DEPARTMENT-
Commissioners, Nathaniel J. Rust ch. Frank G. Webster, Joseph H. O'Neil, Horatio G. Curtis, James T. Wetherald, Israel A. Ratshesky Secretary, J. Alfred Mitchell $700
Treasurer, Charles H. Slattery $700
SOLDIERS' RELIEF DEPARTMENT. Office 43 Haw- kins st .-
Commissioner, John E. Gilman $3500
STATISTICS DEPARTMENT. Laurence Minot ch. William D. C. Curtis, B. Rodman Weld, Gordon Abbott, William Jackson, City Engineer ex- officio
Secretary, Edward M. Hartwell $3000
STREET CLEANING AND WATERING DEPARTMENT, 827 Tremont building- Supt. Matthew Cummings $3000 Chief Clerk, John A. Brant $1300
STREET LAYING-OUT DEPARTMENT ---
Commissioners, Salem D. Charles ch. $4500, Wil- liam E. Hannan $4000, James A. Gallivan $4000 Secretary, J. J. O'Callaghan $3000
Chief Surveyor, Frank O. Whitney $3500
Chief Assessment Division, Joseph F. Sullivan $1900
STREET DEPARTMENT. Central office 44 City Hall Supt. Streets, James H. Doyle $7500
Executive Engineer, James H. Sullivan $3000 Chief Engineer, Joshua Atwood Sd $3000 Chief Clerk, Bernard C. Kelley $2500 Permit Office, 18 Court sq .- Permit Clerk, C. D. Stiles $2000 Ferry Division- Deputy Supt. (vacancy)
TRANSIT COMMISSION. Office 15 Beacon st .- Commissioners, George G. Crocker ch. $5000, Thomas J. Gargan $5000, George F. Swain $5000, Horace G. Allen $5000, Josiah Quincy $5000, B. L. Beal sec. $3500
Chief Engineer, H. A. Carson $12,000 TREASURY DEPARTMENT- City Treasurer, Charles H. Slattery $6000 Cashier, B. S. Turner $4000
VESSELS AND BALLAST DEPARTMENT. Office 175 ('ommercial st .- Chief, Edward Hughes Assistant, James J. Neville
WATER DEPARTMENT-
Commissioner, William J. Welch $5000 Asst. Commissioners, Isaac Rosnosky $3000, Jos. J. Norton $3000, James P. Lennon $3000 Chief Clerk, Walter E. Swan $3000 Secretary, John J. Feneno $2500
Supt. Income Division, Joseph H. Caldwell $3000 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES DEPARTMENT. Office Old Court House-
Sealer, Henry B. Lovering $5000
Deputies, $1600-Jeremiah J. Crowley, James A. Sweeney, Hugh J. Quinn, Manasseh E. Bradley, James J. Sweeney, Charles E. Walsh, Timothy W. Crowley, Daniel J. Moynihan Jr., Jeremiah Brosnahan, John E. Ansell
WIRE DEPARTMENT. Office 11 Wareham st .- Commissioner, Patrick J. Kennedy $5000 Chief Clerk, Frank H. Rice $1600 Chief Inspectors, William H. Godfrey $2000, Jas. E. Cole $2600
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Total number pupils registered in public schools year ending June 30, 1907, 106,370; average number in attendance at day schools 86,129; total appropriation for schools in 1907, $3,816,- 000; teachers employed 2,450
Rooms of the School Board, Mason street, near West. Open from 9 o'clock a.m. to 5 o'clock p.m .; Saturdays from 9 o'clock a.m. to 1 o'clock p.m., except July and August to 12 m .; regular meetings of the committee Mondays at 7.30 o'clock p.m., except July and August SCHOOL COMMITTEE, George E. Brock, David A. Ellis, Thomas J. Kenny, William S. Kenny, James J. Storrow
Officers-
Chairman, James J. Storrow
Secretary, Thornton D. Apollonio $3780
Auditor, William J. Porter $3780 Business Agent, William T. Keough $3780 School-house Custodian, Mark B. Mulvey $2004 Supt. Schools, Stratton D. Brooks $6000, Brighton;
office hours at Mason st. office, Tuesdays to Fridays, 2 to 3 p.m.
BOARD OF SUPERINTENDENTS, $4500 each. Meet- ings on Fridays at 9 a.m. Walter S. Parker, Reading Ellor C. Ripley, Allston Maurice P. White, Brighton
Jeremiah E. Burke, Dorchester
Augustine L. Rafter, Dorchester
Normal, Latin and High Schools (schools, loca- tion and headmasters)-
Normal, Fenway, Wallace C. Boyden $3780
Public Latin, Warren av. (boys), Arthur I. Fiske $3780
Girls' Latin, Fenway (girls), John Tetlow
Girls' High, West Newton (girls), John Tetlow $4200 (two schools)
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English High, Montgomery (boys), John F. Casey $3780
Brighton High, Cambridge, cor. Warren, Br. (boys and girls), Frederic A. Tupper $3780 Charlestown High, Bartlett, cor. School (boys and girls), George W. Evans $3780
Dorchester High, Talbot av. cor. Washington, Dorchester (boys and girls), Charles J. Lin- coln $3780
East Boston High, cor. Marion, East B. (boys and girls), John F. Eliot $3780
Roxbury High, Warren, cor. Montrose (boys and girls), Charles M. Clay $3780
South Boston High, Thomas Park, G st. South B. (boys and girls), Augustus D. Small $3780 West Roxbury High, Elm, J. P. (boys and girls), George C. Mann $3780
Mechanic Arts High, Belvidere, cor. Dalton (boys), Charles W. Parmenter $3780
High School of Commerce, Fenway (boys), Frank V. Thompson $3780
Girls' High School of Practical Arts, Meeting House Hilll (girls), Herbert S. Weaver $3780 GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
Adams, Belmont sq., East B. (boys and girls), Frank F. Preble $3180
Agassiz, Brewer and Burroughs, J. P. (boys), John T. Gibson $3180
Bennett, Chestnut Hill av., Br. (boys and girls), Henry L. Sawyer $3180
Bigelow, E, cor. Fourth and E, South B. (boys), J. Gardner Bassett $3180
Blackinton, Blackinton and Leyden, East B., Herbert L. Morse $2820
Bowditch, Green, J. P. (girls), Edward W. Schuerch $3180
Bowdoin, Myrtle, near State House (girls), Alonzo Meserve $3180
Brimmer, Common (boys), Geo. W. Ransom $2580 Bunker Hill, Baldwin, Charlestown (boys and girls), Frank L. Keith $2580
Chapman, Eutaw, East B. (boys and girls), Til- son A. Mead $3180
Charles Sumner, Ashland, Ros. (boys and girls), Loea P. Howard $3180
Christopher Gibson, head of Morse, Dor. (boys and girls), William E. C. Rich $3180
Comins, Tremont, cor. Terrace, Rox. (boys and girls), William H. Martin $3180
Dearborn, Orchard park and Chadwick st., Rox. (boys and girls), Charles F. King $3180 Dillaway, Kenilworth, Rox. (girls), Emma S. Gulliver $2580
Dudley, cor. Dudley and Putnam, Rox. (boys), Abram T. Smith $3180
Dwight, West Springfield (boys), Jason L. Cur- tis $2820
Edward Everett, Sumner corner Willis, Dor. (boys and girls), Henry B. Miner $3180
Eliot, North Bennet (boys), John F. McGrath $2580
Emerson, Prescott, cor. Bennington, East B. (boys and girls), J. Willard Brown $3180
Everett, West Northampton (girls), Myron T. Pritchard $3180
Franklin, Ringgold cor. Waltham (girls), Seth Sears $3060
Frothingham, cor. Prospect and Edgeworth, Charlestown (boys and girls), William B. At- wood $3180
Gaston, Fifth, cor. L, South B. (girls), Thomas H. Barnes $3180
George Putnam, Columbus av., Box. (boys and girls), Henry L. Clapp $3180
Gilbert Stuart, Richmond, Lower Mills, Dor. (boys and girls), Edward M. Lancaster $3180 Hancock, Parmenter (girls), Ellen C. Sawtelle $2820
Harvard, Devens, Chsn. (boys and girls), Henry C. Parker $2940
Henry L. Pierce, Washington, corner Welles av., Dor. (boys and girls), Horace W. Warren $3180
Hugh O'Brien, cor. Dudley and Langdon, Rox. (boys and girls), John R. Morse $3180
Hyde, Hammond, Rox. (girls), Silas C. Stone $3180
Jefferson, Heath, Rox. (boys and girls), Ed- ward P. Sherburne $3180
John A. Andrew, Dorchester and South B. (boys and girls), Joshua M. Dill $3180
Lawrence, cor. Third and B, South B. (boys), Amos M. Leonard $3180
Lewis, cor. Dale and Sherman, Rox. (boys and girls), Charles C. Haines $3180
Lincoln, Broadway, South B. (boys), William E. Perry $3060
Longfellow, cor. South and Hewlett, Ros. (boys and girls), Frederic H. Ripley $3180
Lowell, 310 Center, J. P. (boys and girls), E. Emmons Grover $2820
Lyman, cor. Paris and Gove, East B. (boys and girls), Augustus H. Kelley $3180
Martin, cor. Huntington av. and Worthington, Rox. (boys and girls), W. Lawrence Murphy $2820
Mary Hemenway, cor. Adams and King, Dor. (boys and girls), N. Hosea Whittemore $3180 Mather, Meeting House Hill, Dor. (boys and girls), Edward Southworth $3180
Minot, Neponset av., Dor. (boys and girls), F. Morton King $3180
Norcross, cor. D and Fifth, South B. (girls), Fred O. Ellis $3180
Oliver Hazard Perry, 7th, between N and O, South B. (boys and girls), Charles N. Bent- ley $2700
Oliver Wendell Holmes, School, Dor. (boys and girls), Michael E. Fitzgerald $2940
Phillips, Phillips (boys), Elias H. Marston $3180
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Phillips Brooks, Quincy and Fayston, Dor. (boys and girls), Henry B. Hall $3180
Prescott, Elm, Chan. (boys and girls), William H. Furber $3180
Prince, Newbury, cor. Exeter (boys and girls), E. Bentley Young $3180
Quincy, Tyler (boys), Alfred Bunker $3180
Rice Training, cor. Dartmouth and Appleton (boys), Lincoln Owen $3180
Robert G. Shaw, Hastings, W. Rox. (boys and girls), Francis A. Morse $3180
Roger Wolcott, Norfolk and Morton, Dor. (boys and girls), Hiram M. George $3180
Sherwin, Madison sq., Rox. (boys), Edward P. Shute $2700
Shurtleff, Dorchester, So. B. (girls), Agnes G. Gilfether $2700
Thomas Gardner, Brent and Athol, Alls., Chas. F. Merrick, $2700
Thomas N. Hart, H and East Fifth, South B. (boys), John F. Dwight $3180
Warren, cor. Pearl and Summer, Chsn. (boys and girls), Edward Stickney $3180
Washington, Norman and South Margin (boys and girls), Benjamin J. Hinds $2580
Washington Allston, Cambridge, Alls. (boys and girls), William C. Crawford $2940
Wells, corner Blossom and McLean (girls), Orlendo W. Dimick $3180
William E. Russell, Columbia rd., Dor., Edwin T. Horne $3180
Winthrop, Tremont (girls), Emily F. Carpen- ter $3060
Directors and Special Instructors-
Drawing and Manual Training, Walker Sargent $3000
Asst. Director of Drawing and Manual Training, Frank M. Leavitt $2628
Evening and Vacation Schools, Charles M. Lam- prey $2100
Household Science and Arts, Josephine Morris $1284
Music, James M. Mclaughlin $3000
Kindergartens, Caroline D. Aborn $1800
Physical Training, Thomas F. Harrington $3756 Military Drill, Geo. H. Benyon, instructor, $2000 Horace Mann School for the Deaf, 178 Newbury, Sarah Fuller, principal $5180
Supervisor of Substitutes, Mary C. Mellyn $2940
Public Library.
TRUSTEES- President, (vacancy)
Vice-pres. Rev. J. DeNormandie
Josiah H. Benton Jr., Thomas Dwight, Thomas F. Boyle Librarian, Horace G. Wadlin $6000 Asst. Librarian, Otto Fleischner $3000 Branch Libraries-
Brighton Branch, Holton Library Building, Acad- emy Hill rd. Brighton
Charlestown Branch, City sq. Charlestown
Dorchester Branch, Arcadia, cor. Adams st.
Dorchester
East Boston Branch, 37 Meridian st. E. Boston Jamaica Plain Branch, Curtis Hall, Centre st. Jamaica Plain
Roxbury Branch, 46 Millmont st. Roxbury South Boston Branch, 372 Broadway, S. Boston South End Branch, 397 Shawmut av.
Upham's Corner Branch, Columbia rd. corner Bird st. Dorchester
West End Branch, Cambridge, cor. Lynde st.
West Roxbury Branch, Centre, n. Mt. Vernon st. West Roxbury
Reading Rooms-
Station A, Lower Mills Reading Room, Washing- ton, c. Richmond, Dorchester
Station B, Roslindale Reading Room, Washing- ton, cor. Ashland st. Roslindale
Station D, Mattapan Reading Room, 727 Walk Hill st. Mattapan
Station E, Neponset Reading Room, 362 Neponset Av., Neponset
Station F, Mount Bowdoin Reading Room, Washington, cor. Eldon st. Dorchester
Station G, Allston Reading Room, 354 Cam- bridge st. Allston
Station J, Codman sq. Reading Room, Washing- ton, cor. Norfolk st. Dorchester
Station N, Mt. Pleasant Reading Room, Dud- ley, cor. Magazine st. Roxbury
Station P, Broadway Extension Reading Room, 13 Broadway extension
Station R, Warren Street Reading Room, 390 Warren st. Roxbury
Station S, Roxbury Crossing Reading Room, 1154 Tremont st. Roxbury
Station T, Boylston Station Reading Room, the Lamartine, Depot sq. Boylston station Station W, Industrial School Reading Room, 39 North Bennett st.
Station Z, Orient Heights Reading Room, 1030 Bennington st. Orient Heights, E. B.
Station 22, North Street Reading Room, 207 North st.
Station 23, City Point Reading Room, 615 Broadway, South Boston
Station 24, Parker Hill Reading Room, 1518 Tre- mont st.
BROCKTON.
In Plymouth Co. Settled 1700; a town 1821; a city 1881. Pop. 47,794. 20 m. south of Boston on Plymouth Div. N.Y.,N.H.&H.R.R. Electric cars to all surrounding towns.
VILLAGES - Brockton AOGAdNYBBLx, Cam- pello4@AdNYBBLx, Montello4OGAdNYBBL X, Marshall's Corner, Brockton Heights, Clifton Heights, Salisbury Square.
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City Government.
City election Tuesday after first Monday in De- cember Mayor, John S. Kent $2000 ALDERMEN. Meetings every Monday evening Clerk, DeWitt C. Packard
Ward 1. Zimri Thurber
Ward 2. Harry C. Howard
Ward 3. Olander Benson
Ward 4. John O'Connell
Ward 5. Thomas F. Lee
Ward 6. Andrew T. Clancy
Ward 7. Freeman Hall
COMMON COUNCILMEN. Meetings second and fourth Thursdays of each month Clerk, Elmer Fullerton $300
Ward 1. Charles S. Bragdon James Sidney Allen Jr. Herbert A. Snow
Ward 2. Charles H. Holt George N. Hall Harry H. Williams
Ward 3. Edward A. Keith Emil E. Linde Benjamin A. Hastings
Ward 4. Fred C. Creeden Arthur H. Oakley Edward Cox
Ward 5. John E. Fitzgerald John E. Mullins Arthur W. Hamilton
Ward 6. Thomas H. Bigney Roderick A. Taber Omar W. Langley
Ward 7. William A. Loud Chester L. Sears Henry A. Littlefield
City Officers.
City Clerk, DeWitt C. Packard $2500, hours 9-4 Asst. City Clerk, Clinton F. Packard City Treasurer, E. Francis Pope $2000 Tax Collector, Elroy S. Thompson $1500 Auditor, Bernard B. Winslow $1000 City Solicitor, Walter J. Lane $1000 City Physician, Edwin P. Gleason $1000 City Messenger, Seth L. French $750 Supt. Streets, William H. Thorne $1200 Chief Fire Dept. Harry L. Marston $2000 City Marshal, Ira L. Kingman $1500 City Engineer, Charles R. Felton $1700 Supt. and Inspector of Buildings, Walter A. Pen- niman $1500
Supt. Sewers, Walter F. Cleaveland $1500 Inspector Plumbing, James W. Brown $1150 Sealer Weights and Measures, James L. Howard Inspector Milk and Vinegar, Portus B. Hancock City Forester, Edward Mottan
Inspector Animals, Waldo H. Brownell ASSESSORS, Charles W. Dow ch. $1100, B. Leonard Caswell $1100, George A. Grant $1100
WATER COMMISSIONERS, Francis B. Gardner ch. $200
Clerk, Thomas G. Nye $350 Supt. Horace Kingman $1500
OVERSEERS POOR, Andrew Gale ch. $100, William S. Bamford $100, John T. Bullivant $100 Clerk, William S. Bamford $1000
Matron Almshouse, Mrs. Milton E. Smith PARK COMMISSIONERS, William L. Douglas, George E. Keith, Frank T. Youngquist, Daniel W. Field, Francis E. White
BOARD HEALTH, Abbot W. Packard, J. H. Law- rence M.D. Clerk, Charles H. Cary $1000
COMMISSIONERS SINKING FUND, Francis E. White, Baalis Sanford, Ziba C. Keith
REGISTRARS VOTERS, Elmer W. Walker ch. Daniel D. Tilden, Daniel Connolly
Clerk, DeWitt C. Packard ex-officio
Constables, Joseph F. Murphy (civil), J. Tim- othy Clifford (civil), Rolla F. Taylor (civil), Nathan F. Southworth (civil), Lewis H. Dela- koski (civil), Benj. F. Gale (civil), Frank H. Davis (civil).
Public Schools. COMMITTEE. Meetings last Tuesday evening of each month
Mayor, er-officio, ch. Wallace C. Keith vice-ch.
Arthur V. Lyon
Walter Rapp Lloyed E. Chamberlain
Martha J. Farwell
Wallace C. Keith
Eldon B. Keith
Frank E. Packard
Robert L. Rae
Francis E. Shaw
Acting Secretary, A. V. Lyon
Supt. Schools, D. C. Bliss $2800, office hours 8.30-9, 4-5. Prin. High School, Charles T. C. Whitcomb $3500 Prin. Evening High School, Arthur F. O'Malley, $5 per evening
Public Library.
Brockton Public Library, Frank H. Whitmore lib. TRUSTEES, Lon Weston ch. Harriet S. Hayward sec. Horace Richmond treas. John I. Rackliffe, E. H. Fletcher, Bernard Saxton, Charles A. Norling, George H. Leach, Francis E. Shaw
CAMBRIDGE.
One of the county seats of Middlesex County. Settled in 1630; inc. a city 1846. Pop. 97,434. 4 m. west of Boston on Fitchburg R.R. Electric railway to Boston (11/2 m.) and all surrounding towns. Here is located the registry of deeds for the Southern District, comprising the towns of Acton, Arlington, Ashby, Ashland, Ayer, Bedford,
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CAMBRIDGE.
Belmont, Boxboro, Burlington, Cambridge, Con- cord, Everett, Framingham, Groton, Holliston, Hopkinton, Hudson, Lexington, Lincoln, Littleton, Malden, Marlboro, Maynard, Medford, Melrose, Natick, Newton, North Reading, Pepperell, Read- ing, Sherborn, Shirley, Somerville, Stoneham, Stow, Sudbury, Townsend, Wakefield, Waltham, Watertown, Wayland, Weston, Winchester and Woburn.
VILLAGES - CambridgeAODAdAmBLx, Cam- bridgeport4AmBLX, East CambridgeAO0AmB LX, North Cambridge400, West CambridgeAO, Mt. AuburnO.
City Government.
City election Tuesday after second Monday in De- cember. City Hall located at Cambridgeport Mayor, Walter C. Wardwell $3500
ALDERMEN. Meetings every Tuesday evening Clerk, Edward J. Brandon
J. Edward Barry
Joseph H. Beale Jr.
Marshall F. Blanchard
John P. Brennan
Nicholas F. Burke
Joseph M. Casey Jeremiah Corkery
Russell D. Crane
Frederick S. Deitrick
Jeremiah F. Downey Edward B. James
COMMON COUNCILMEN. evening
Meetings every Tuesday
Clerk, Edward A. Counihan, $500 Ward 1. Daniel F. O'Connell
John E. Quinn
Ward 2. Hugh E. Mullen
Thomas Ryan
Ward 3. Daniel D. Sheahan
Charles F. Murphy
Ward 4. Winslow Herbert Dodge Robert H. O'Neil
Ward 5. Albert M. Chandler Richard F. Higgins
Ward 6. Frederick A. Lincoln Henry J. Winslow
Ward 7. Charles E. Carruth, 2d John V. W. Lawson
Ward 8. Irving N. Linnell Percy N. Bolster
Ward 9. Jesse W. Moreland
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