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Daughters of Vermont; 1894; Miss Bertha A. Joslin.
Eastern Kindergarten Association *; 1890; Mrs. Channing Rust.
Gannett Association; 1895; Mrs. R. C. Hubner.
Grammar School; 1894; Miss Nellie F. Brazer.
Lady Teachers' Association; 1874;
Mt. Holyoke Alumnæ; -; Miss K. L. Adams.
Masters' Assistants; 1892; Miss A. E. Farrington.
Metaphysical; -; Warren A. Rod- man, 201 Clarendon st.
New England Woman's; 1868; Lucia M. Peabody.
N. E. Woman's Press Association; 1885; Miss Ivah Dunklee.
New Hampshire's Daughters: 1894; Mrs. Jennie B. Wadleigh.
Oxford Shakespeare *: 1896;
Pallas: 1891; Miss Chandler.
Pentagon *; 1889; Mrs. Alice Parker Lesser.
Phillis Wheatley; -: Miss M V. Blackman.
Portia *; 1887; Mrs. Alice Parker Lesser.
Proofreaders' Association; 1895; Miss L. G. Kenney.
Teachers' Tuesday; 1894; Miss Hattie A. Watson.
Van Dusen Wednesday; 1897; Mrs. R. U. Cornwell. Wednesday Morning;
1870; Miss Frances Bartlett. Wheaton Seminary; 1888; Mrs. Mary W. Wiggin. Wintergreens; 1891; Mrs. Alanson Bigelow,
Woman's Charity; 1888; Mrs. I. Henry Paige.
Woman's Club, House Corporation; --; Miss Florence Everett.
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union; 1879; Miss Lucia M. Peabody.
Woman's Era; 1895; Miss Florence Williams.
Women Clerks' Benefit Association; -; Mrs. Mary Koula, Pres.
EAST BOSTON-Home; 1875; Miss E. B. Tomlinson.
SOUTH BOSTON - Thursday *;
BRIGHTON AND ALLSTON - Bright- helmstone; 1896; Mrs. Eliza J. Bates.
CHARLESTOWN - Norumbega; 1893; Miss Edith Emery.
DORCHESTER - Athena; 1897; Miss Marion E. Deering.
Current Topics: 1895; Miss Florence W. Davis.
Thursday Morning Fortnightly; 1897; Mrs. Annette Howe.
Tuesday Morning : 1877; Miss Mary R. Bailey.
Woman's; 1892; Mrs. Mary M. Mc- Naught.
Woman's Book Review; 1890; Mrs. Abby P. Warren.
JAMAICA PLAIN-Tuesday; 1896; Mrs. Ellis Peterson.
ROXBURY-Roxburghe; 1895-6; Mrs. Samuel G. Davis.
Women in Council; 1885; Mrs. Alfred J. Scott.
WEST ROXBURY-Browning Circle *; 1897: Miss Maria A. Molineux, Pres.
Observation; 1887; Mrs. James B. Shepherd.
Hastings St. Shakespeare *: 1893 ;- Reading Circle *: 1872; Miss Fannie R. Banks.
Shakespeare *; 1889; 'Mrs. Josephine Sanborn, Pres.
Tourists' *: 1896: Mrs. Jessie Dennett. Travelers' *; 1895; Mrs. Laura Wildes. Woman's: 1891; Miss Alice B. White. BROCKTON-New Woman's; 1898; Mrs. J. W. Terhune.
Woman's Parliamentary; 1897; Mrs. M. A. Thorne.
CAMBRIDGE-Art Circle *; 1876; Rev. Mr. Spaulding, Pres.
Cantabrigia; -; Mrs. E. F. Taft.
Old Camb. Shakespeare *; 1880; Dr. Wm. J. Rolfe, Pres.
Roundabout *;---; Mrs. Wm. J. Rolfe, Pres.
Shakespeare *; 1865:
Social Union: 1896: Miss Emma Gibbs. Tuesday *: 1890; Mrs. Mary Alden Ward, Leader.
Wednesday *; 1890 :-
CHELSEA-Tourists'; 1893; Mrs. F. B. Phipps.
Woman's: 1893; Mrs. M. Ella Camp- bell.
CHICOPEE FALLS - Woman's; 1880; Mrs. H. F. Heath.
CLINTON-Women's; 1896; Mrs. Cora N. Breed.
CONCORD- Woman's: 1895; Mrs. Geo. E. Wolcott.
DANVERS - Women's Association ; 1882: Mrs. Lucy A. Everett. DEDHAM-Afternoon; 1887; Miss C. M. Worthington.
Woman's: 1893; Mrs. James P. Hawkes.
DEERFIELD-Saturday *;____;---.
Society of Blue and White Needle- work *:-
SOUTH DEERFIELD - Literary ;-; Miss Flora E. Menton. Miss M. C. Whiting, Leader.
ENFIELD-Quabbin ;-; Mrs. Geo. H. Hubbard.
EVERETT-Friday; 1891; Mrs. Grace K. Smith.
FITCHBURG - Woman's ; 1994; Miss Mary L. Garfield.
FOXBORO-Monday; 1893; Miss Annie Hitchcock.
FRAMINGHAM - Woman's; 1889; Mrs. Angie B. Fisher.
FRANKLIN-Alden; 1893; Miss Laura E. Blake.
FREETOWN- Assonet Tuesday Club; 1893; Mrs. Josephine Evans.
GEORGETOWN-Woman's; 1895; Mrs. Ralph C. Huse.
-; Mrs. T. W. Fisher.
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GREAT BARRINGTON-1892: Mrs. Cor- nelia P. Bird.
GREENFIELD-History *; 1882 :-.
Unique *: 1897: Mrs. Clara Pierce.
Wednesday; 1896; Miss Grace Wil- liams.
HAVERHILL-Current Events; 1893; Mrs. H. A. Hanscom.
Friday
Round Table: 1894; Mrs. Ruth Case.
St. Gregory Reading Circle: 1892; Mary L. Roche.
Study; 1894; Mrs. David Webster, Pres. Women's Literary Union; 1892: Miss Caroline D. Cogswell.
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HOLYOKE-Neighborhood ;--:- -. Thursday* :-
Tuesday: 1897: Mrs. H. L. Sherman. HOPEDALE-See Milford.
HUDSON-Current Events; 1896; Mrs. Ida Osgood.
Tuesday: 1894: Mrs. C. M. Houghton. Woman's: 1898; Mrs. Annie C. Glazier.
HYDE PARK-Current Events: 1894; Mrs. F. W. Darling.
Euterpean ; 1896; Mr. L. E. Davie, Leader.
Monday: 1895: Mrs. Everett W. Lewis. Thought: 1881: Mrs. Carrie H. Moore. LANCASTER - Current Topics; 1897; Mrs. H. M Nash.
SO. LANCASTER - Literature Class; 1874; Miss Annie S. Whitney.
Woman's Mutual Culture: 1897: Mrs. S. A. Whittier.
LAWRENCE-Woman's; 1892; Mrs. G. C. Howard.
LEE-Monday Afternoon *: 1886;
LOWELL-Middlesex Women's; 1894; Miss S. L. D. Watson.
Woman's Educational and Industrial Union *: 1893: Miss Lucy A. Hill. Leader. LYNN-North Shore; 1891: Miss A. Louise Symonds.
Outlook: 1896: Miss M. E. B. Emery. Starr :-: Miss Mabel Ward.
The 1884: Mrs. Era P. Bangs.
Woman's: 1878: Mrs. Eugenia Ward. MALDEN - Ladies' Aid; 1892; Mrs. Caroline C. Shea.
Old and New; 1878; Mrs. Mary E. Nichols.
MARLBORO-Colonial: 1896: Mrs. S. R. Stevens.
Semi-Colon *; 1891; Mrs. Anna G. Stone.
Sunnyside *: 1894: Mrs. B. F. Wilder. Tuesday: 1891: Mrs. L. P. Howe.
MEDFIELD - Woman's ; 1894 ; Miss Agnes H. Lincoln.
MEDFORD-Woman's: 1890; Mrs. C. Langell.
MELROSE -Woman's; 1892: Miss Helen L. Burr.
MILFORD AND HOPEDALE- Quinchi - paug Woman's: 1897: Mrs. Chas. Dewey. MILLBURY - Woman's: 1895; Miss
Carolyn C. Waters.
MILTON-Woman's; Miss Hester Cun- ningham.
MONSON- Current Events :-; Mrs. Chas. W. Jackson.
MONTAGUE-See Turner's Falls.
NAHANT - Woman's; 1895: Mrs. L. C. Johnson.
NANTUCKET - Goldenrod :-: Miss Irena E. Wing.
Sorosis; 1872: Miss Anna Gardner.
NATICK- Monday; 1890; Mrs. F. W. Shattuck.
Woman's; 1895; Mrs. A. B. Fiske.
NEEDHAM - Tea and Toast *; 1886:
NEW BEDFORD-Woman's; 1897: Miss Mabel W. Cleveland.
NEWBURYPORT-Woman's; 1896; Miss Serena D. Tappan.
NEWTON - Federation of Women's Clubs *; 1895: Mrs. W. C. Boyden.
Social Science ;-; Mrs. Edward W. Howe.
West End Literary; 1889; Susan Tar- bell. NEWTON CENTRE - Woman's: 1887: Mrs. F. E. Anderson.
NEWTON HIGHLANDS - C. L. S. C .: 1889; Miss A. K. Webster.
Monday; 1886; Mrs. Minerva Stone.
NEWTONVILLE - Guild; 1884; Mrs. Mary R. Martin.
WEST NEWTON - Woman's Educa- tional, 1880; Mrs. Anna L. Bailey.
AUBURNDALE-Review: 1891; Ella B. Smith.
NORTH ADAMS-Aurora Literary Cir- cle *: 1892; Mrs. S. E. Hannum.
Monday: 1876; Miss Fannie Fairchild. Research; 1893 ;-
Shakespeare *:-
Thursday; 1892; Mrs Nelson H. Bixby. NORTHAMPTON-Nineteenth Century: 1894; Mrs. Nettie S. Edwards.
NORTH ATTLEBORO -- Kalmia; 1894: Miss Marian L. French.
Orpheus; 1895; Miss Emily McLeod.
NORTHBORO - Woman's; 1894; Mrs. Angelina Clark
PEABODY - Woman's: 1894; Miss E. C. Keager.
PLYMOUTH - Woman's ;-; Mrs. Marianne Shumway.
PITTSFIELD - Wednesday Morning *; 1879: Miss Isabella T. Redfield.
QUINCY - Friday; 1891; Miss Edith Randall.
RANDOLPH - Ladies' Library; 1855: Mrs. M. D. Litchfield.
READING-Woman's; 1893; Mrs. Henry S. Damon.
REVERE-Beachmont Current Events; 1894; Mrs. Whiting, 74 Crest ave.
Teachers'; 1895; Maude F. Wade.
Woman's; 1894; Mrs. Florina Litch- field.
SALEM-Thought and Work ;-; Mrs. Etta F. Bachellor.
Woman's: 1894; Mrs. K. T. Treadwell. SHARON-Fortnightly; ---; Mrs. Eliza R. Sumner.
SHELBURNE FALLS - Browning ;-;
SOMERVILLE- Browning; 1891; Mrs. Cecil Cummings.
Daughters of Maine :-; Mrs. Nellie Nodakin. Heptorean; 1894; Mrs. Emily E. Wood- ward.
SOUTHBRIDGE - Monday; 1889; Mrs. A. M. Cheney.
SPENCER-Monday; 1892: Mrs. Edith Snow.
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SPRINGFIELD - Atalanta; 1892; Mrs. Julia Turner.
Casmian; 1877; Julia E. Smith.
Woman's; 1884; Mrs. Louise T. Allen. Woman's Political; -; Mrs. Stewart Anderson. STOCKBRIDGE- Tuesday; 1890; Mrs. F. Hoffman. SUNDERLAND-Woman's ;-; Mrs. A. E. Sanderson. SWAMPSCOTT - Woman's; 1888; Mrs. Nellie D. Bartlett.
TAUNTON-Octagon: 1892; Miss L. S. Freeman.
TURNER'S FALLS- (Montague) ; Mon- day Afternoon *; 1893; Mrs. P. Farwell, Pres.
WAKEFIELD - Kosmos; 1895; Miss Karry H. Clapp.
WALPOLE - Woman's; 1893; Mrs. Daniels, Pres. WALTHAM -- Woman's ;-; Mrs. Ida L. Gibbs. WARE-Social Science; 1885; Mrs. W. H. Hall.
WARREN-Tuesday ;-; Mrs. Caroline E. Lincoln.
WATERTOWN -Woman's; 1894; Miss Mary H. Howard.
WELLESLEY HILLS- Woman's; 1890; Mrs. Alice C. Leslie.
WESTBORO-Current Literature; 1894: Miss Grace E. Morse.
Journey; 1893; Miss Lucy E. Allen.
WEYMOUTH-Monday; 1896: Mrs. Eliz- abeth B. Pratt.
SOUTH WEYMOUTH - Old Colony: 1897: Mrs. Elizabeth W. Newell.
WINCHESTER-Floral Emblem; 1894; Miss Mary W. Ide.
Fortnightly; 1881; Mrs. Electa P. Sherman.
WINTHROP - Popular Authors: -; Mrs. C. A. Hawkes.
Woman's; 1897; Mrs. Alice D. Rich. WOBURN-Woman's; 1898; Mrs. Carrie G. Richardson.
WORCESTER-Home; 1893; Mrs. G. W. Woodbury.
Mount Holyoke; 1875; Miss Grace B. Baker.
Woman's; 1880: Miss Cora L. Greene.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES.
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU- TION.
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY.
(Organized April 19, 1889.)
President, Francis H. Appleton, Pea- body.
Registrar, Herbert W. Kimball, 28 State st., Boston.
SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS.
"Old Salem" (Oct. 3, 1893); Secre- tary, Charles F. Ropes.
"Boston" (Oct. 3, 1895); Secretary, Charles S. Parsons.
"George Washington" (Oct. 31, 1895), Springfield; Secretary, Arthur 1. Nash.
"Old Middlesex" (Jan. 19, 1896), Low- ell; Secretary, Horace S. Bacon.
"Old Essex" (Feb. 7, 1896), Lynn; Secretary, Howard K. Sanderson.
"Old Colony" (April 17, 1896), Ply- mouth; Secretary, William S. Dan- fortlı.
"Old Suffolk" (Feb. 3, 1897), Chel- sea; Secretary, Edwin S. Crandon.
"Worcester" (April 2, 1897); Secre- tary, Charles T. Tatman.
"Newton" (May 7, 1897), Newton; Secretary, David W. Farquhar.
"Col. James Frye" (May 7, 1897), Lawrence; Secretary, Benjamin C. Ames.
"Berkshire" (June 4, 1897), Pitts- field; Secretary, Rollin H. Cooke.
"Robert Treat Paine" (Sept. 3, 1897), Taunton; Secretary, Dudley M. Hartman.
"Watertown" (Nov. 5, 1897); Secre- tary, W. M. Otis.
"Washington Elm" (March 4, 1898), Cambridge; Secretary, Ray Greene Huling.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION. MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY.
(Organized Oct. 1, 1891.)
President, Frank Harrison Briggs, Boston; Secretary, Henry Dexter Warren, Haddon Hall, Boston.
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
State Regent, Miss Sara W. Dag- gett, 116 Commonwealth av., Bos- ton; Treasurer, Miss Floretta Vining, Parker House, Boston; Secretary, Miss Mary A. Simonds, 32 Centre St., Brookline; Historian. Mrs. Ed- ward S. Robinson, Clinton and Sum. ner roads, Brookline.
SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS.
Amherst, "Mary Mattoon." Regent, Mrs. Mabel L. Todd.
Barre, "Barre." Regent, Mrs. Geo. W. Cook.
Boston, "Abigail Adams." Regent, Mrs. Albert Thorndike, 287 Marl- borough.
Boston, "Boston Tea Party." Re- gent, Mrs. Lucla G. Kendall, 1563 Massachusetts av., Cambridge.
Boston, "Bunker Hill." Regent, Mrs. A. Lincoln Bowers, 4 Pentield, Ros- lindale.
Boston, "John Adams." Regent, MIss Floretta Vining, Parker
House.
Boston, "Old North Church." Re-
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gent, Mrs. L. A. L. Morrison, 29 Common.
Boston, "Old South." Regent. Mrs. Laura W. Fowler, 167 Huntington ave.
Boston, "Panl Jones." Regent, Mrs. C. Mabel Beaman, 17 Woodlawn, Roxbury.
Boston, "Paul Revere." Regent, Mrs. E. Everett Holbrook, Hol- brook.
Boston, "The Liberty Tree." Re- gent, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, 241 Beacon.
Boston, "Warren and Prescott." R+- gent, Mrs. Samuel Eliot, 44 Brim- mer.
East Boston, "General Benjamin Lincoln." . Regent, Mrs. Joseph II. Barnes, 191 Trenton. E. B.
Brockton. "Deborah Sampson." Re- gent, Mrs. George F'. Littlefield, 29 Waverly.
Brookline. "Hannah Goddard." Re- . gent, Miss Ellen Chase, Rawson road.
Brookline, "Johanna Aspinwall." Regent, Mrs. George H. Francis, 295 Walnut.
Cambridge, "Hannah Winthrop." Regent, Mrs. Wm. F. Bradbury, 369 Harvard.
Chelsea, "Capt. Samuel Sprague." Regent, Mrs. Electa A. Brown, M. D., 360 Broadway.
Cohasset, "Col. Thomas Lothrop." Regent, Mrs. Oliver H. Howe.
Concord. "Old Concord." Regent, Mrs. Herman D. Osgood, Thoreau st.
Danvers, "Gen. Israel Putnam." Re- gent, Mrs. Evelyn F. Masury.
Easthampton, "Submit Clarke." Re- gent, Mrs. Chas. H. Johnson.
Edgartown, "Martha's Vineyard." Regent. Mrs. Frederick Warren, 336 Commonwealth av., Boston.
Fall River, "Qnequeechan." Regent, Miss Mary L. Holmes, 381 Pine. Fitchburg. "Fitchburg." Regent. Mrs. Caroline. B. Tufts, 411 Main. Framinghamt. "Framingham." R -- gent, Mrs. Elisha M. White.
Gloucester. "Lucy Knox." Regent. Mrs. Geo. H. Newell, 9 Hovey.
Greenfield, "Dorothy Qniney Han- cock." Regent. Mrs. Adam C. Dean, 154 Main.
Hingham. "Old Colony." Regent. Mrs. J. Henry Robbins.
Lawrence. "Betsey Ross." Regent. Mrs. Clarence M. Dyer, 62 Brad- ford.
Lexington, "Lexington." Regent, Mrs. James Van Ness, East Lox. Lowell, "Molly Varnum." Regent, Mrs. Thomas Nesmith.
Lowell, "Old Bay State." Regent. Miss Rosalie A. Williams, 100 Llv- ingston av.
Marlborough, "General Joseph Bad- ger." Regent, Mrs. Hattie M. Man- ning, 60 Highland.
Medford, "Sarah Bradlee Fulton." Regent, Mrs. Charles H. Loomis, 49 Oakland.
Methuen, "Samuel Adams." Regent, Mrs. Lewis E. Barnes.
Nantucket, "Abijah Folger Frank- lin." Regent, Miss Sarah W. W. Smith.
Newburyport, "Old Newbury." Re- gent, Mrs. Edith R. Wills, 31 Green.
North Adams, "Fort Massachusetts." Regent, Mrs. Andrew A. Richmond. Northampton, "Betty Allen." Re- gent, Mrs. George W. Cable.
Pepperell. "Prudence Wright." Re- gent. Miss Mary L. P. Shattuck. Pittsfield, "Peace Party." Regent, Mrs. James B. Crane, Dalton.
Somerville, "Anne Adams Tufts." Regent, Mrs. Charles J. M. Heald, 438 Broadway.
Springfield, "Mercy Warren." Re- gent, Mrs. Alex. S. M'Clean, 40 Bliss.
Taunton. "Lydia Cobb." Regent, Mrs. Francis E. Gibbs, 32 Harri- son.
Uxbridge, "Uxbridge." Regent, Mrs. Catherine Capron.
Vineyard Haven, "Sea Coast De- fence." Regent, Mrs. Howes Nor- ris, Cottage City.
Waltham, "Dorothy Brewer." Re- gent, Mrs. F'red J. Smiley, 39 Bea- conl.
Watertown, "Watertown." Regent, Mrs. Alice M. Silsbee, 43 Main. West Newton, "Lucy Jackson." Re- gent, Miss Fanny B. Allen.
West Roxbury, "Mary Draper." Re- gent, Mrs. E. II. Allen, 203 Temple. Weymouth. "Susannah Tufts." Re- gent. Miss Susan C. Richards.
Worcester. "Colonel Timothy Bige- low." Regent, Mrs. C. Van D. Chenoweth.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
State society office, room 823, Tre- mont building, Boston. Miss Sarah E. Hnnt, regent; Mrs. J. F. Heck- man, recording secretary ; Mrs. Alice B. Dyer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. George C. Houghton, treasurer. SUBORDINATE CHAPTERS.
"Third Plantation," Lynn (April 3, 1895). Secretary, Mrs. Carrie M. Sanderson, 646 Western av.
"Mary Warren." Roxbury (June 17, 1895). Secretary, Miss A. L. Ba. ker, 231 Warren st.
"North Bridge," Salem (July 2. 1897 .. Secretary, Mrs. Robert E. Hill, 5 Margin st.
"Nathaniel Gage," Bradford (Nov. 23, 1895). Secretary, Mrs. Alice C. Savary, Groveland.
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SECRET, FRATERNAL AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
"Mercy Savary," Groveland .Nov. 23. 1895). Secretary. Miss Aphia T. Spofford.
"Adams," Quincy (Jan. : 7. 1806). Secretary, Mrs. Wm. F. Cummings, 7 Clive st., Atlantic.
"Deborah Sampson," Lawrence (March 12, 1806). Secretary, Mrs. Fred N. Abbott, 50 Thorndike st.
"Dorothy Q.," Boston (April 16, 1890). Secretary, Mrs. Charles At- kinson, 848 Beacon st.
"Nathaniel Tracy," Newburyport
(May 9, 1896). Secretary, Miss Edith M. Howe.
"Josiah Bartlett," Amesbury (Jnne 6, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Wm. Gray, 126 Main st.
"Phoebe Foxcroft Phill ps." Andover (June 13, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Frances W. Abbott.
"Isaac Gardner," Brookline (June 18, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Abel Saw- yer, 125 Toxteth st.
"Bancroft," Worcester (June 24. 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Alice Nor- cross Gross, 23 May st.
"Sarah Hull," Newton (Oct. 3, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Freelan O. Stanley, Hunnewell av.
"Capt. Thomas Kempton," New Bed- ford (Oct. 21, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Caroline F. Austin, 66 Hill- man st.
"Mary Wade," Ipswich (Nov. 14, 1896). Secretary, Mrs. Mary S. C. Peabody, Meeting House Green.
"Methuen." Methuen (Feb. 5, 1897). At present no secretary.
"Rufus Putnam," Dorchester (Feb. 11. 1897). Secretary, Mrs. George B. Darrow. 22 Sargent st., Roxbury.
"Judith Badger Cogswell," Haver- hill (Feb. 13, 1897). Mrs. Oliver Taylor, regent, 66 White st.
"Deliverance Monroe," Everett (Mar. 9. 1897). Secretary, Mrs. G. W. Whittemore, 11 Dyer av.
"Fairbanks," Dedham (April 12,
1897). Secretary, Miss Clara E. Fairbanks, 130 Huntington av.,
Boston. .
"Peter Faneuil," Allston (June 12, 1897). Secretary, Miss Grace Dow, 14 Harvard av.
"Winnisimmet," Chelsea (Nov. 11, 1897). Secretary, Mrs. James E. Freeman. 122 Cottage st., Everett.
"Abigail Smith," Weymouth (March 8, 1898). Secretary, Miss Dora E. Smith, East Weymouth.
"Prospect Hill," Somerville (March 14, 1898). Secretary, Miss Emma M. Moore, 82 Myrtle st.
"Dorchester Heights," South Bos- ton (June 14, 189S). Secretary, Mrs. Alice M. Robinson, 572 Broad- way.
"Hannah Pearl," West Boxford (Sept. 13, 1898). Secretary, Mrs. R. M. P. Webster.
"Martha Washington," Boston (Jan. 19, 1899). Secretary, Mrs. Irene L. Walker, 78 Westland av.
"Washington Elm," Cambridge (Feb. 1. 1899). Regent, Mrs. Maud F. Wason, 7 Walnut av.
"Bethiah Sampson." Peabody (Mar. 13, 1899). Secretary,
"Fitchburg," Fitchburg (May
11, 1899). Secretary, Mrs. Sarah
C. Brown.
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SECRET, FRATERNAL AND OTHER SOCIETIES.
AMERICAN BENEFIT SOCIETY. Office of Supreme Lodge, No. 2 Park square, Boston, Mass. President, Dr. Charles H. Burr, Boston : Secretary, Norman P. Cormack, 2 Park square. Boston ; Treas- urer. Dr. Josiah W. Ball. Boston. Bien- nial session in April, 1901. 48 subordi- nate bodies in Mass., with 2177 mem- bers.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. Grand Council of Mass. Grund Commander, Nathan C. Morse. Worcester: Grand Secretary, T. A. Crawford, 661 E. Fourth street, Boston: Grand Treasurer, Wm. G. Hanna, 206 Huntington avenue, Bos- ton.
AMERICAN ORDER FRATERNAL HELP- ERS. Office General Grand Lodge, 120 Tremont street, Boston. General Grand President, Hon. Samuel P. Tenney, Chelsea : General Grand Secretary, Joshua C. Simmons, 120 Tremont street. Boston : General Grand Treasurer, Ezra O. Winsor, Chelsea. 37 subordinate bod- ies in Mass., with 2500 members. An- nual meeting 4th Wednesday in June, 1900.
AMERICAN ORDER SCOTTISH CLANS. Royal Chief, James Henderson, Ded- ham: Royal Treasurer, Charles Thom- son, Boston; Royal Secretary, W. Kelso Campbell, Cambridgeport; Royal Coun- selor .. Peter H. Lawson, Brookline. 2 -. 1
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORK- MEN. Headquarters Grand Lodge of Mass., 12 Walnut street, Boston. Grand Master Workman. Nathan Crary, Chico- pee: Grand Recorder, J. Edward Burtt, Boston : Grand Receiver, Thomas F. Temple, Boston.
DAUGHTERS OF VETERANS. Depart- ment of Massachusetts. President, Miss M. Elizabeth Kimball, 47 High street, Fitchburg: Secretary, Miss Edith Chap- man. Fitchburg: Treasurer. Mrs. Cora E. Reed, 53 Charles street, Boston.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA. Grand Court of Mass. Grand Chief Ranger, Daniel F. Fitzgerald. Worcester ; Grand Treas- urer, W. H. Harrigan. Lowell; Grand Financial Secretary, James J. Gallagher, Lowell : Grand Recording Secretary, J. S. Anderson, Worcester.
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GERMAN ORDER OF HARUGARI (D. O. H.). Grand Lodge of Massachusetts. G. Barde, Frank H. Bockelmann, Bos- ton : Grand Secretary, William E. Scholl. 34 Camden street ; Grand Treasurer, Robert Rausch, East Boston. 52 subor- dinate bodies ; 2240 members. Meetings first week in August and first week in February.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Department of Massachusetts. Head- quarters State House, Boston. Com- mander, John E. Gilman, Boston : As- sistant Adjutant General, Edward P. Preble, Boston ; Assistant Quartermaster General, John Anderson, Belchertown. Annual meeting in February. 213 sub- ordinate bodies in Mass., with 20,160 members.
HOME CIRCLE. Headquarters of Su- preme Council, 120 Tremont street, Boston. Supreme Leader, W. E. Wood, Utica, New York; Supreme Secretary, Julius M. Swain, 120 Tremont street, Boston; Supreme Treasurer, John Haskell Butler, 244 Washington street, Boston. Annual meeting third Wednesday in June.
Grand Council of Massachusetts. Annual meeting first Tuesday in May. Grand Leader, Charles P. Battelle, Som- erville ; Grand Secretary, Frank E. Bur- bank, 987 Washington street, Boston ..
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. Great Council of Massachusetts. Head- quarters, 18 Boylston street, Boston. Great Sachem, Alfred E. Steele, North- ampton ; Great Chief of Records, Wil- liam Scampton, 18 Boylston street, Bos- ton; Great Keeper of Wampum, Fred. Dobie, Everett. Annual meeting last Thursday in August. 107 subordinate bodies in Mass .. with 10,987 members. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. Grand Lodge of Massachu- setts. Annual session in April of each year. Grand Chief Templar, R. B. Si- monds, Middleboro; Grand Secretary. Mrs. Sarah A. Leonard, 36 Bromfield street, Boston: Grand Treasurer, Walter L. Hatheway, Brockton.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FEL- LOWS. Odd Fellows' building, 515 Tre- mont street, Boston. Grand Lodge. An- nual meeting first Thursday in Septem- ber. Grand Master, Charles Q. Tirrell, Natick: Grand Secretary. John U. Per- kins, Boston; Grand Treasurer, J. Law- rence Martin, East Boston. 237 subor- dinate bodies in Mass., with 51,349 mein- bers.
Grand Encampment. Grand Patriarch. Clarence B. Caswell. Boston: Grand Scribe, John U. Perkins. 515 Tremont street, Boston: Grand Treasurer. Na- thaniel A. Very, Salem. 81 subordinate bodies in Mass., with 10.825 members. Annual meeting February 7, 1900.
Patriarchs Militant. Brig. General, Edgar H. Emerson, 39 Boylston street, Boston.
INDEPENDENT WOMEN VOTERS. Headquarters, 36 Bromfield street, Bos. ton. President, Sarah J. Boyden; Sec-
retary, Anna E. Stoddard; Treasurer, Mary E. McField.
KING'S DAUGHTERS AND SONS. Mas- sachusetts Branch-Headquarters, 36 Bromfield street, Boston. Secretary, Eliza Trask Hill, Boston: Treasurer, Eliza J. Wentworth, Hyde Park.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE. Grand Castle of Massachusetts. Grand Chief, L. M. Marsters, 250 Highland ave- nue, Haverhill: Grand Master of Records, J. B. Roberts, Somerville; Grand K. of E., A. H. Dolbeare, Oxford street. Lynn. Annual meeting second Tuesday in May. 18 subordinate organizations, with 800 members.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. Headquarters Grand Lodge of Mass., 730 Washington street, Boston. Grand Dictator, Henry A Kidder, 730 Washington street, Bos- ton ; Grand Reporter, E. Granville Pratt, 730 Washington street, Boston; Grand Treasurer, George E. Richardson. 130 subordinate lodges in Mass., with 5800 members.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR. Headquarters Grand Lodge of Mass., 228 Tremont street, Boston. Grand Pro- tector, C. V. Blanchard. Somerville; Grand Vice-Protector, Mrs. M. Currier, Everett: Grand Secretary, Samuel Hath- away, 228 Tremont street, Boston; Grand Treasurer, E. F. Roberts. Medford. An- nual meeting May 8, 1900. 31 subordi- nate bodies in Mass., with 2963 members.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Headquarters, Grand Lodge, 159A Tremont street, Boston. Grand Chancellor, Charles L. Young, Springfield; Grand Vice Chan- cellor, Frank R. Hayden, Worcester; Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, Chas. A. Cross. Lowell. Annual meeting fourth Wednesday in May. 135 subor- dinate bodies in Mass., with 14,474 mem- bers.
MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-DOUBLE TAX - ATION LEAGUE. Headquarters, 6 Bea- aon street, Boston. President, Hon. William B. Durant: Secretary, Joseph E. Woods; Treasurer, Horatio G. Curtis.
MASSACHUSETTS CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS, 17 Worcester street. Boston. High Court meets regularly fourth Wednesday in April. High Chief Ranger, Col. Thomas F. Doherty; High Secretary-Treasurer, James J. Me- Laughlin, 17 Worcester street, Boston. 154 subordinate bodies in Mass., with 12,000 members.
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY FOR PRE- VENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. Headquarters, 19 Milk street. President, George T. Angell, Boston; Secretary, J. L. Stevens; Treasurer, Henry B. Hill.
MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY FOR PRE- VENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN. Headquarters, 15 Pemberton square, Boston: President, Thornton K. Lothrop; Treasurer, Charles F. Atkinson; Secretary and General Agent, Frank B. Fay. An- nual meeting second Tuesday in Jan- uary. 400 agents in Mass.
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MASSACHUSETTS STATE GRANGE, P. OF H. Master, W. C. Jewett, Worcester; Lecturer, Geo. S. Ladd, Sturbridge; Treasurer, F. A Harrington, Worcester; Chaplain, Rev. C. S. Walker. Amherst; Secretary, Wm. N. Howard, South Eas- ton. Annual meeting second Tuesday in December.
MASSACHUSETTS TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY. Headquarters, 36 Bromfield. street, Boston. President, Hon. John D. Long, Hingham; Secretary. Rev. Alfred Noon, 36 Bromfield street, Boston ; Treasurer, Benjamin R. Jewell, Stone- ham.
MASSACHUSETTS WOMAN'S CHRIS- TIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Head- quarters, 14 Beacon street, room 105, Boston. President, Mrs. Katharine L. Stevenson: Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Harriette D. Walker: Recording Secretary, Mrs. Helen G. Rice; Treas- urer, Mrs. Amelia H. Wood. Annual meeting in October. 311 subordinate bodies in Mass., with about 12.000 mem- bers.
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