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MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-13th Congressional, 1st Councilor, Cape Senatorial, 3d Barnstable Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Truro, Mary J. Snow; North Truro, Zernie Grozier; South Truro, John Elliott.
HOTEL-Highland $1 (summer).
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Weir fishing and farming
COMMUNICATION-9 miles southeast of Provincetown on Cape Cod Div. Old Colony R. R Exp , New York & Boston Despatch.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in February. Clerk, John B. Dyer: Selectmen, Josiah F. Rich, Henry B. Wolsbery, Isaac M. Small; Auditor, Daniel E. Paine; Treasurer and Collector, John B. Dyer: Assessors. Se- lectmen; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen: Constable, Barnabas Paine: Road Com- missioners, Samuel Dyer, John P. Grozier, Obadiah S. Brown: Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Richard A. Rich, John B. Dyer, Isaac M. Small. 6 schools: children of school age 166: appropriation $1700.
Trustees of Public Library, Rev. John W. Hayley, Isaac M. Small, John Elliott; Librarian, Laurena A. Ryder.
CLERGYMEN-J. W. Hayley (Cong.), W. D. Wilkinson (M. E.), C. A. Purdy (M. E.), North Truro.
PHYSICIAN-Ernest F. Robinson.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Samuel Dyer, John B. Dyer.
TYNGSBORO. (Middlesex Co.) Inc. June 22, 1789. Pop. 662; voters 128; val. $382,078; rate $17.25; debt $7000. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-4th Congressional, 6th Councilor, 5th Middlesex Sen- atorial, 24th Middlesex Representative.
POSTMASTER-Chas. H Danforth.
HOTEL-Colonial Hall $3.50 to $4.50 (summer).
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture boxes, brushes; sawing lumber; farming.
COMMUNICATION-7 miles from Lowell on Southern Div. Boston & Maine R. R. Exp., American.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in April. Clerk, Wm. Blanchard: Selectmen, Warren A. Sherburn, Horace N. Blodgett, Enlo A. Per- ham; Auditor, J Frank Bancroft: Treasurer and Collector, Wm. E. Barry; Assessors. Selectmen: Overseers of Poor, Selectmen: Constables, Frank P. Sawyer, J. G. Queen: Road Commissioners. J. W. Marshall, J. G. Queen, Benj. B. Law- rence; Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Geo. B. Perham, Asa M. Swain, O. L. Wright, Lucy Littlefield. Jr., Mrs. M. L. Blanchard, May V. Perham: Supt. of Schools, J. C. Knowlton; Prin. of High School, L. Mirriam Beede. 4 schools; children of school age 48; appropriation $2350.
Trustees of Public Library, Wm. Blanchard. Jas. Danforth, Louville Curtis, W. E. Barry, F. S. Bennett, Ellen L. Perham; Librarian, Ellen L. Perham.
CLERGYMEN-F. P. Bradford (Cong.), Wm. Brown (Un.).
PHYSICIANS-Orrin Fitzgerald (Clair.), G. A. Harlow.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Wm. Blanchard, Channing Whittaker.
TYRINGHAM. (Berkshire Co.) Inc. Mar. 6, 1762. Pop 412: voters 106; val. $203,370; rate $13.50; no debt. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-1st Congressional. 8th Councilor, Berkshire and Hamp- shire Senatorial, 7th Berkshire Representative.
POSTMASTER-G. W. Garfield.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture hay rakes; farming.
COMMUNICATION-15 miles south of Pittsfield; stage to Lee, 5 miles. Exp., Adams.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in April Clerk, G. W. Garfield; Selectmen, Charles H. Hale. D. M. Garfield, F. W. Beach: Auditor, G. E. Hale; Treasurer and Collector, John W. Sweet: Assessors, E H. Slater, I. B.
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Tinker, W. W Hale: Overseers of Poor, Selectmen; Constable, John W. Sweet: Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee. Nathan Canon, F. W. Beach, Gco. F. Kopp. 5 schools; children of school age 165; appropriation $800.
Trustees of Public Library, Miss Cora Crittenden. Nattis Garfield, Delos Sweet, Clarence Halc, Beulah Canon. Lelia Sledman, Librarian, Miss Cora Crittenden.
CLERGYMEN-G. B. Colesworthy (B.), J. H. Lane (M.).
PHYSICIAN-Jos Jones.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Lucien B. Moore, Charles H. Halc.
UPTON. (Worcester Co.) Villages. Upton Centre. West Upton. Inc June 14, 1735. Pop. 1878; voters 461; val. $969,501; rate $14; no debt. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-3d Congressional, 7th Councilor, 2d Worcester Sen- atorial, 10th Worcester Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Upton, Grovelon D. Richardson; West Upton, Eben T. Hall. HOTELS-Warren, Upton, $1; Cottage, West Upton, $1.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRY-Manufacture straw hats.
COMMUNICATION-13 miles southeast of Worcester on Grafton & Upton R. R .: stage to Farnumsville, 4 miles, and Milford, 5 miles. Exp., Adams.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, Francis T Nelson; Selectmen, Benjamin A. Jourdan, Chester J. Gerry, Geo. E. Childs; Auditor, Chas. A. Davis; Treasurer, Stephen B. Fiske : Collector, Henry J. Batch- elor; Assessors, David A. Farrington, Chas. H. Bull, Orlando F. Taft: Orer- seers of Poor, Wm. C. Batchelor, Clifton W. Ross, Leander A. Snow; Constables, Herbert A. Bagley, Edw. B. Newton. Wm. F. Parshley, Alonzo C. Southland; Road Commissioners, B. A. Jourdan, C. J. Gerry, Geo. E. Childs: Board of Health, Selectmen and E. C. Traver, M. D .; Chief of Fire Dept., A. C. Southland.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Rev. Geo. S. Ball, Mrs. S. Jennie Batchelor, Jas. S. LeSure; Supt. of Schools, Stanley H. Holmes; Prin. of High School, Harry L. Pierce. 7 schools; children of school age 257; appropriation $5325.
Trustees of Public Library, C. H. Bull, D. W. Knowlton, J S. LeSure, Albert Davis, Mrs. M. A. Stoddard, Mrs. C. A. Batchelor; Librarian, Laura C. Sadler.
CLERGYMEN-Alix Wiswell (Cong.), T. E. Chapelle (Un.), G. E. McIlwain (M. E.), M. J. Carroll (R. C.).
PHYSICIANS-E. C. Traver, Geo. W. Ward, T. E. Kirby
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-Geo. S. Ball, Eli W. Batchelder, West Upton, Stephen B. Fiske, Geo. H. Stoddard, Geo. A. Wood, West Upton, Ellory A. Bald- win, West Upton.
UXBRIDGE. (Worcester Co.) Villages, Uxbridge Centre, North Uxbridge, Calumet, Hecla, Wheelock's, Scott's, Rivulet. Inc. June 27, 1727. Pop. 3408; voters 666; val. $2,225,000; rate $16; debt $12,620. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-3d Congressional, 7th Councilor, 2d Worcester Sen- atorial, 10th Worcester Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Uxbridge, Chas E. Cook; North Uxbridge, Miss Chase.
HOTELS-Windsor $1, Central $1.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture woolen and cotton goods.
COMMUNICATION-20 miles southeast of Worcester on Providence & Worcester Div. N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Exp., Earle & Prew.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, Edw. Parker: Selectmen. Waldo E. Rawson, Jas. Daley, Arthur R. Taft: Auditor, Geo. T. Hobbs; Treasurer, Wm. W. Thayer; Collector, Lawson A. Seagrave; Assessors, Lindley M. Gaskell, Daniel Wheeler, Jacob A. Williams; Overseers of Poor, Jona. Crocker, Geo. W. Legg, Geo. W. Sprague; Constables. L. A. Seagrave, E. O. Bacon. J. M. Bacon, E. J. Hill, J. E. Hobbs, J. Fisher, G. J. Norberg; Supt. of Highways, Henry M. Ellison ; Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Wm. J. Taft. A. F. Aldrich, H. G. Sessions. A. S. Sweet, Geo. W. Taft, Mrs. S. C. Wheeler; Supt. of Schools and Prin. of High School, Chas. H. Bates. 18 schools; children of school age 519; appropriation $10,000.
Trustees of Public Library, Wm. L. Johnson, Albert A. Sprague, Henry Capron, Arba C. Slater, W. J. Taft, A. J. Hopkins; Librarian, Miss Nettie Crocker.
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CLERGYMEN-A. J. Hopkins (B.), North Uxbridge, F. L. Bristol (Cong.), J. P. Chadbourne (M. E.), C. A. Roys (C. U.), T. J. Sullivan (R. C.).
ATTORNEYS-Geo. W. Hobbs, W. J. Taft.
PHYSICIANS-W. L. Johnson, F. J. Partridge, Leonard D. White, E. A. Jones, B. F. Shea.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES-Ashel F. Aldrich, Jas. Daley, Geo. W. Hobbs, Geo. T. Hobbs*, Edward Parker*, A. A. Putnam, Arba C. Slater, North Uxbridge, Geo. S. Taft*, Wm. J. Taft*, Chas. A. Taft, Gideon M. Aldrich.
WAKEFIELD. (Middlesex Co.) Villages, Greenwood, Montrose. Inc. Feb. 25, 1868. Pop. 6982; voters 1682; val. $5,817,085; rate $19; debt $72,707. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-7th Congressional, 6th Councilor, 6th Middlesex Sen- atorial, 13th Middlesex Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Wakefield, Thos. Hickey; Greenwood, Edw. Eaton; Montrose, Miss Nellie J Hoyt.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture rattan goods, pianos, shoes; iron and brass foundries.
COMMUNICATION-10 miles north of Boston on Boston & Maine R. R. Exp., American, Boston Local.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, Chas. F. Hartshorne: Selectmen, Otis V. Waterman, C. E. Walton, S. J. Putney, George W. Harrington, Daniel Evans: Auditors, O. W. Flint, E. W. Eaton, Geo. W. Lin- nell; Treasurer, Thomas J. Skinner: Collector, Charles F. Woodward; Assessors, Chas. F. Woodward, Charles F. Hartshorne, A. W. Brownell; Overseers of Poor, Hiram Eaton, Willis Mason, Alex. Glass; Constable, A. L. Vannah; Road Com- missioners, Winsor M. Ward, Solon Walton, Arthur Greenough: Board of Health, C. L. Sopher, S. F. Littlefield, C. F. Gilman; Chief of Fire Dept., Levi Flanders.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, A. H. Thayer, W. E. Rogers, Selim S. White, Miss E. M. Greenwood, M. J. Hill, E. A. Upton: Supt. of Schools, Chas. E. Hus- sey: Prin. of High School, C. T. C. Whitcomb. 26 schools; children of school age 1570; appropriation $24.000.
Trustees of Public Library, W. W. Taft, Harry Foster, N. P. Foster, H. B. Thacher, S. O. Richardson, Thomas Winship, O. V. Waterman, W. E Rogers, Thos. J. Skinner; Librarian, Harriet A. Shepard.
CLERGYMEN-W. H. Eaton (B.), N. R. Evarts (B.), A. H. Herrick (M. E.), L. L. Greene (Uv.), J. A. Staunton (E.), J. E. Millerick (R. C.), Wm. T. O'Connor (R. C.), Albert P. Davis (Cong.).
ATTORNEYS-Chester W. Eaton, Freeman Emmons. S. K. Hamilton, Winfield C. Jordan, Wm. E. Rogers, Geo. H. Towle, Edw. A. Upton.
PHYSICIANS-Samuel W. Abbott, E. P. Colby (Hom.), David S. Coles, Charles Dutton, J. W. Heath, Chas. Jordan, John R. Mansfield, J. A. O'Leary, C. L. Sopher.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES - Geo. E. Branch, A. H. Boardman, N. E. Cutler, Dean Dudley, E. W. Eaton, Jas. F. Emerson, Rich. G. Eaton, Wm. H. Eaton, Harry Foster, F. A. Gowen, Chas. F. Hartshorne*, Benj. H. Knowles, G. W. Kimball, Edward Mansfield, H. H. Newcomb, J. C. Oxley, Fred C. Patch, Wm. E. Rogers. Henry S. Ruggles, Edwin Sweetzer, William N. Tyler, George H. Towle, John W. Wellman, Daniel G. Walton, W. B. Tyler, N. P., F. F. Wilder, C. W. Eaton, S. K. Hamilton, N. P., E. A. Upton, A. W. Brownell.
WALES. (Hampden Co.) Inc. Feb. 20, 1828. Pop. 700; voters 154; val. $276,- 435; rate $10.50; no debt. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-2d Congressional, 8th Councilor, 1st Hampden Senato- rial, 9th Hampden Representative.
POSTMASTER-O. Z. W. P. Royce.
HOTEL-Wales $1.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture woolen goods; farming.
COMMUNICATION-20 miles east of Springfield; stage to Palmer, 10 miles. Exp., Adams, American.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in April. Clerk, O. Z. W. P. Royce; Selectmen, O. Z. W. P. Royce, W. E. Needham, W. A. Lyon; Audi-
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tor, William M. Needham; Treasurer, W. A. Lyon: Collector, H A McFarland; Assessors, O. Z. W. P. Royce, George S Rogers, C M. Gale: Overseers of Poor. Selectmen: Constable, W. W. Eager; Road Commissioner, W. Royce: Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee. Mary Converse. E L. Needham. W E Need ham: Supt. of Schools. C. A Brodeur; Prin of High School, Mabel Colburn schools; children of school age 145; appropriation $600.
CLERGYMEN-H. P. Smith (B.), B. F. Capshaw (M. E.).
PHYSICIAN-H. E. Kinsman.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES-O. Z. W. P. Royce*, H. A McFar land *.
WALPOLE. (Norfolk Co.) Villages, East Walpole. South Walpole. Inc Dec. 10, 1724. Pop. 2604; voters 561; val. $2,059,434; rate $13; debt $12,800. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-11th Congressional, 2d Councilor, 2d Norfolk Senatorial, 7th Norfolk Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Walpole, N. W. Fisher; East Walpole, John F. Fruso; South Walpole, Amos Hamilton.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture paper, cotton batting, binder's board, seersucker, school furniture, card clothing.
COMMUNICATION - 8 miles southeast of Dedham on N. Y. & N. E. R. R .. and Northern Div. Old Colony R. R. Exp., Adams, New York & Boston Despatch.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, George P. Morey : Selectmen, Arthur N. Crain, Thomas M. Crowley, Henry M. Plimpton : Auditor, Thos. D. Plimpton; Treasurer, Frank O. Pilsbury; Collector. Nathan A. Cobb; Assessors, Melzar W. Allen, Samuel Bird, Henry E. Craig; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen; Constables, N. Emmons Winslow, Horace N. Hathaway. Wm. F. Riordan: Supt. of Streets, George H. Kingsbury; Board of Health, Selectmen : Chief of Fire Dept., N. Emmons Winslow.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Robert S. Gray, Herbert E. Bacon. Julius Guild, Thos. F. Maguire, James B. Lewis, Joseph S. Leach; Supt. of Schools, J R. Potter; Prin. of High School, C. F. Harper. 13 schools; children of school age 699: appropriation $10,450.
Trustees of Public Library. J. Ella Boyden, Martha W. Allen, Rebecca H Child. Horace C. Metcalf, Willard L. Lewis, Robert S. Gray; Librarian, Nettie Gaugh.
CLERGYMEN-F. C. Putnam (Cong.), H. A. Jones (M.), R. W. Savage (Un ). W. F. Bickford (Cong.), East Walpole, N. H. Martin (M.), South Walpole, F. Gon- esse (R. C.).
ATTORNEYS-Chas. R. Darling, James F. Feely.
PHYSICIANS-O. H. Hubbard, A. J. Rennells, G. W. W. Bent.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE - Isaac N. Lewis, Chas. R. Darling, Frank O. Pils- bury, Geo. P. Morey, Wm. K. Churchill.
WALTHAM. See under City Register.
WARE. (Hampshire Co.) Inc. Nov. 25, 1761. Pop. 7329: voters 1162; val. $4,084,330; rate $16.50; debt $86,000; water debt $60,300. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-2d Congressional, 7th Councilor, Worcester and Hamp- shire Senatorial, 5th Hampshire Representative.
HOTELS-Mansion $2, Hampshire $2.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture cotton and woolen goods.
COMMUNICATION-12 miles north of Palmer on Ware River branch Boston & Albany R. R., and Cent. Mass. Div. B. & M. R. R. Exp., American.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting last Monday in March. Clerk. Almer F. Richardson: Selectmen, John H. Storrs, Patrick W. Reilly, Elgin R. Foster: Auditors, Jas. E. Clark, Wm. N. Newcomb; Treasurer, F. D. Gilmore: Collector. F. W. Farrar; Assessors, M. W. Buckley, H. M. Platt, C. E. Blood; Overseers of Poor, A. H. Gilbert, J. O. Deslauriers, John T. Brosnahan: Constables, Maurice Fitzgerald, Thomas H. Rennison, Wm. Murray, Myron Ramsdell: Road Commis- sioners, Selectmen; Water Commissioners, H. P. Cummings, J. A. Byrnes, George D. Storrs: Board of Health, Drs. W. W. Miner, D. M. Ryan, Geo. F. A. Spencer; Chief of Fire Dept., Thos. C. Gleason.
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EDUCATIONAL - School Committee, H. C. Davis, J. W. Cummings, D. M. Ryan; Prin. of High School, W. J. Rushmore. 28 schools; children of school age 1560; appropriation $20,200.
Trustees of Public Library, F. D. Gilmore, F. M. Sibley, William S. Hyde, C. C. Hitchcock, Henry K. Hyde, Wm. H. Hall, J. H. G. Gilbert; Librarian, Miss Har- riet B. Hayden.
CLERGYMEN-J. P. Harvey (Cong.), V. E. Southworth (Un.), A. B. Bassett (Cong.), A. M. Osgood (M. E.), E. J. V. Huguinn (E.), James Boyle (R. C.), John T. Sheehan (R. C.), L. E. Rivard (Fr. Prot.).
ATTORNEYS-H. M. Coney, Henry C. Davis, P. J. Moore, Geo. D. Storrs, John H. Schoonmaker.
PHYSICIANS-A. A. Auger, J. A. Gendron, E. H. Guild, D. W. Miner, W. W. Miner, D. M. Ryan, Geo. F. A. Spencer, John Yale, J. A. Dorval, F. G. Larose.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES-Hubert M. Coney*, George W. Dun- ham, Wm. C. Eaton*, Fred'k D. Gilmore*, Wm. H. Hall, William N. Newcomb, Chas. E. Stevens, Geo. D. Storrs, John H. Schoonmaker*, Almer F. Richardson, Geo. E. Tucker.
WARENAM. (Plymouth Co.) Villages, West Wareham, South Wareham, East Wareham, Onset. Inc. July 10, 1739. Pop. 3451; voters 712; val. $1,921,329; rate $14.50; debt $18,451. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-13th Congressional, 1st Councilor, 2d Plymouth Sena- torial, 7th Plymouth Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Wareham, John .Huxtable: East Wareham, W. H. Houdlett; South Wareham, Wallace Snow; West Wareham, Chas. H. Barrett; Onset, E. G. Parsons.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Iron works and cranberry culture.
COMMUNICATION-49 miles southeast of Boston on Old Colony R. R. Exp., New York & Boston Despatch.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, Wm. H. Fearing; Selectmen, Benj. F. Gibbs, East Wareham, Geo. F. Wing, Hial Bar- ney; Auditors, Chas. L. King, Robert F. Delano, O. B. Wing; Treasurer and Col- lector, William H. Fearing: Assessors, Selectmen; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen; Constables. Fred'k J. Briggs, James C. Clark, West Wareham, Bernard Coyle, West Wareham, John Holland, South Wareham, Otis Hood, Onset, Jas. W. Hur- ley, Wm. G. Loring, Rich. F. Morey, John F. Nickerson, Onset: Supt. of Streets, James Galligan; Board of Health, James A. Eldridge, M. D., Geo. W. Rowlock, John Holland.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Rev. Noble W. Everett, Clarence H. Stew- art, John Huxtable; Prin. of High School, C. L. Mitchell. 18 schools; children of school age 480; appropriation $7700.
Trustees of Free Library. Miss Anna S. Amory, Miss Lucy E. Swift, Mrs. Mad- eline Edmundton, Miss Dora M. Wing, Miss Hannah S. B. Dykes, Miss Sarah Sawyer, Mrs. Alice D. Bryant; Librarian, Miss Fannie Sawyer.
CLERGYMEN-G. H. Perry (Cong.), West Wareham, C. H. Walter (M.), W. E. Smedley (Cong.), S. S. Spear (E.).
PHYSICIANS-J. C. Eldredge, Chas. S. Gleason (Hom.), Fred A. Sawyer, Mrs. M. Hathaway (Hom.), East Wareham, John L. Wyman, Onset.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES - Charles Hunter, West Wareham, Fred'k A. Sawyer, John P. Thorndyke, Onset, William L. Chipman*, Michael C. Maroney, Alden Besse, Gerard C. Tobey, Benj. F. Gibbs, East Wareham, Wm. H. Fearing*, Edw. A. Bangs, James H. Young, N. P., Onset.
WARREN. (Worcester Co.) Village, West Warren. Inc. March 13, 1834. Pop. 4681; voters 753; val. $2,688,590; rate $14.80; debt $28,022. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-2d Congressional, 7th Councilor, 3d Worcester Sena- torial, 5th Worcester Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Warren, F. E. Nichols; West Warren, Wm. Sheehan. HOTEL-Ramsdell $2.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture steam pumps, woolen goods, cotton goods, stationary engines.
COMMUNICATION-28 miles west of Worcester on Boston & Albany R. R. Exp., American.
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TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in April. Clerk, Chas. B. Blair; Selectmen, Wm. E. Patrick, Lovell L. Gage, John E. Walsh; Auditors, W. L. Curtis, C. S. Hitchcock, H. S. Ellis; Treasurer, Chas. B. Blair; Collector. William H. Kelley; Assessors, Isaac E. Moore, Frank E. Gleason, Albert H. Con - verse; Overseers of Poor, Sam'l N. Cutter, Mrs. Ella E. Morse: Constables, Thos. Cunningham, Walter A. Putnam, John W. Quinlan, Hosea B. Smith, Clarence L. Thompson; Supt. of Roads, Fred Sylvester; Board of Health. Jos. W. Hastings, Chas. A. DeLand, Olney W. Phelps: Chief of Fire Dept., B. F. Tourtellotte.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee. Frank E. Gleason. Chas. A. DeLand, Wm. H. Kelley, Jos. G. Hastings, Olney W. Phelps, Chas. O. Walker, Julia M. Hitch- cock, Mary C. Buck, Milton Dickson; Supt. of Schools, C. A. Brodeur; Prin. of High School, Mary C. Burbank. 23 schools ; children of school age 877; appropri- ation $15,800.
Trustees of Public Library, Dr. J. W. Hastings, Rev. Harris Hale, Rev. W. W. Gleason. J. W. Chadsey, Moses K. Whipple, W. H. Fairbanks, Edw. Fairbanks. Wm. E. Patrick; Librarian, Jos. W. Hastings.
CLERGYMEN-H. G. Hale (Cong.), D. McGillicuddy, Jr., (R. C.), H. J. Wrinn (R. C.), West Warren, H. B. King (M.), W. W. Gleason (Un.), W. H. Dockham (M.), West Warren.
ATTORNEYS-Wm. H. Kelley, E. C. Sawyer.
PHYSICIANS-C. A. DeLand, J. DoZois, O. W. Phelps, J. W. Hastings, C. E. Perkins (Hom.).
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARY - Samuel L. Gleason, Wm. H. Kelly, Joseph E. Lombard, David Moyes, Emery C. Sawyer*, John W. Tyler, Chas. O. Walker, N. P., Albert W. Lincoln, Wm. E. Patrick.
WARWICK. (Franklin Co.) Inc. Feb, 17, 1763. Pop. 565; voters 127; val. $305,970; rate $16.30; no debt. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-2d Congressional, 8th Councilor, Franklin Senatorial, 2d Franklin Representative.
POSTMASTER-M. F. Sampson.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Farming and lumbering.
COMMUNICATION-7 miles north of Orange. Exp., National.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting first Monday in March. Clerk, Sam'l Hastings: Selectmen, W. N. Ward, Chas. A. Williams, J. L. Stockwell; Auditor, M. F. Sampson; Treasurer, Sam'l Hastings: Collector, J. A. Williams: Assessors, Selectmen; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen; Constables, Jos. A. Williams, Chas. A. Williams; Road Commissioner, W. N. Ward; Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, J. A. Williams, J. L. Stockwell, B. H. Wor- den, W. K. Taylor, H. L. Proctor, E. H. Hastings, W. E. Blackmer, C. A. Stone: Supt. of Schools, Miss R. A. Cook. 7 schools; children of school age 97; appro- priation $600.
Trustees of Public Library, N. Jones, W. K. Taylor, W. N. Ward, J. L. Stock- well, G. F. Morse, J. A. Williams; Librarian, Clara A. Jones.
CLERGYMEN- Edgar F. Blanchard (Cong.), Andrew J. Abbott (Uv.).
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Samuel Hastings.
WASHINGTON. (Berkshire Co.) Inc. Apr. 12, 1777. Pop. 434; voters 99; val. $203,137; rate $13; debt $430. License.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-1st Congressional, 8th Councilor, Berkshire Sen- atorial, 3d Berkshire Representative.
POSTMASTER-G. G. Simmons.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRY-Farming.
COMMUNICATION-12 miles southeast of Pittsfield on Boston & Albany R. R. Exp., American.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting second Monday in April. Clerk, Ar- thur A. Jordan; Selectmen, John Keating, John Newbury, Jr .. Chas. E. Schulze; Auditor, Dan'l C. Warren; Treasurer, Arthur A. Jordan; Collector. Sam'l E. Lv- man; Assessors. Selectmen; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen: Constable, Sam'l E Lyman; Road Commissioner, David McKennedy; Board of Health, Selectmen.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Geo. L. Johnson, Lester Lathrop. H. B. Savery; Supt. of Schools, Louis A. Pratt. 7 schools; children of school age 95; appropriation $750.
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CLERGYMAN-C. S. Agan (M. E.).
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-Edwin H. Eames.
WATERTOWN. (Middlesex Co.) Villages, Mt. Auburn, Bemis. Inc. Sept. 7, 1630. Pop. 7073; voters 1427; val. $8,251,400; rate $15; debt $134,097. No license
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-11th Congressional, 3d Councilor, 2d Middlesex Sena- torial, 16th Middlesex Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Watertown, Geo. H. Tarleton ; Bemis (vacant).
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Manufacture woolens, stoves. starch, needles, stockings, cardigan jackets, paper bags, etc. Location of United States ar- senal.
COMMUNICATION-8 miles west of Boston on Fitchburg R. R .; electric cars to Boston. Exp., Boston Local.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting in March (date set by Selectmen). Clerk, Fred'k E. Critchett; Selectmen. Abraham L. Richards, Geo. H. Sleeper, Michael J. Kelley; Auditor. Geo. S. Parker: Treasurer, Sam'l S. Gleason: Col- lector, Wm. E. Farwell; Assessors, Wm. E. Farwell. Jas. H. Norcross, Alton B Cole; Overseers of Poor, Selectmen; Constables, Geo. Parker, Lewis A. Shaw, Daniel H. Cooney; Road Commissioners, Selectmen; Board of Health, Sam'l F. Stearns, Albert B. Hall, Jas. R. Harrison; Chief of Fire Dept., John Addison York.
EDUCATIONAL-School Committee, Dr. J. A. Mead, Henry R. Skinner. Jas. H. Vahey, H. Adelaide Coolidge, S. Adelaide Hall. Chas. W. Stowe: Supt. of Schools and Prin. of High School, Geo. R. Dwelley. 7 schools; children of school age 1535: appropriation $29.000.
Trustees of Public Library, Geo. E. Priest, Chas. Brigham, Dr. J. A. Mead, Rev. R. P. Stack, Wm. H. Bustin, Jr., Herbert Coolidge; Librarian, Solon F. Whit- ney.
CLERGYMEN-E. A. Capen (B.), E. C. Porter (Cong.). C. A. Littlefield (M.), E. A. Rand (E.), R. P. Stack (R. C.), T. W. Coughlan (R. C.), H. A. Philbrook (Uv.).
ATTORNEYS-John E. Abbott, F. E. Crawford, J. P. Lyons, Henry R. Skinner, J. J. Sullivan, Jas. H. Vahey, Volney R. Skinner, Jos. C. Lyons.
PHYSICIANS-E. T. Aldrich, S. Adelaide Hall, M. J. Kelly, J. A. Mead, L. B. Morse, G. A. Tower (Hom.).
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND NOTARIES-Sam'l P. Abbott*, Edw. F. Barnes, S. M. Barton, Fred E. Critchett*, Fred E. Crawford, John H. Conant, F. L. Drake, B. F. Davenport, Wm. E. Farwell, S. S. Gleason, E. J. Haviland, Geo. Hudson, Wm. H. Ingraham*, Jos. H. Ladd. H. J. Morse, Geo S. Parker, N. P. J. J. Sullivan, E. J. Smith, E. B. Stearns, Volney Skinner, J. H. Vahey, Geo. H. Tarleton, John E. Abbott, N. P.
WAYLAND. (Middlesex Co.) Village, Cochituate. Inc. Mar. 11, 1835. Pop. 2060; voters 427; val. $1,500,000; rate $14; debt $68,000. No license.
POLITICAL DISTRICTS-4th Congressional, 6th Councilor, 4th Middlesex Sen- atorial, 28th Middlesex Representative.
POSTMASTERS-Wayland, Hannah Mullen; Cochituate, N. R. Gerald.
HOTEL-Wayland Inn $2.
PRINCIPAL INDUSTRIES-Farming and manufacture shoes.
COMMUNICATION- 15 miles west of Boston on Cent. Mass. Div. Boston & Maine R. R .; stage to Weston, 4 miles. Exp., American, Boston Local.
TOWN OFFICERS-Annual town meeting fourth Monday in March. . Clerk, R. T. Lombard; Selectmen, Edw. P. Butler, Thos. W. Frost, David P. W. Loker: Au- ditor, Dan'l Brackett; Treasurer, Henry F. Lee; Collector, Willard B. Ward; Assessors, R. T. Lombard, Edw. Carter, Horatio G. Hammond; Overseers of Poor, W. B. Ward, D. P. W. Loker, W. H. Jameson; Constables, L. H. McManus, Clinton E. Hibbard; Supt. of Streets, L. A Loker; Water Commissioners, Wm. H. Bent, C. H. Boodey, H. G. Dudley; Board of Health, Selectmen; Chief of Fire Dept., Ralph Bent.
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