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*Dewey John C. Dixon Horace F.
Hoar Geo. F. Hoar Rockwood
Barber Benjamin A.
*Dodge Rufus B. Jr.
Hobbs Horace
Barber Henry D.
Drennan Jas. M.
Hopkins Wm. S. B.
Bardwell Everett J.
Dubois Adelard D.
Hunt Andrew W. Ingraham Edward P.
Barker Albert A.
Dyson Joseph M.
Earle Antipas F.
Early James
Eldred Edwin
Ely Lyman A. Emerson Charles J.
*Estabrook Geo. H. Estey Harry F., N. P.
*Kent Thomas G.
Kimball Francis E.
King Henry W., N. P.
Lakin Daniel C.
Lancaster Geo. Y., N. P.
Lewis William E. *Lichtenfels Wilhelm G.
Lincoln Levi Lovell Luther M.
Lumb Thomas Macomber A. W. Macomber Wm. W., N. P.
*Malmberg Chas. J.
*Mann Charles F.
Brown Freeman Brown J. Stewart
Buckley Louis H.
Bullock A. George Burbank Asa L. *Burbank Charles W.
Mason Joseph Mathews Richard
McAleer George McMahon Edward J.
Melanefy Edward J.
*Mellen Geo. H.
*Merrill Chas. A. Merrill Geo. E. Milton Charles C.
*Hall Frank B.
Hall J. Brainerd, N. P.
Hall J. Elmer Hamilton James P.
*Morrison Francis M.
*Hanson Sven E.
Harding Wm. B. *Harlow Fred B. Harlow Geo. H. Harlow William T., N. P.
*Harris Henry F. Harthorn Calvin L.
Haskell H. Spencer Hastings Thos. J.
*Jandron John F. Jefferson M. V. B. *Johnson Charles R. Johnson T. S. Kabley Charles A.
Bates Henry Ward
Belisle Alexander, Jr.
Belisle Felix A. Bemis Merrick
Bent Charles M., N. P. Bernstrom Benjamin J. Bigelow Francis C. Bigelow Henry *Bisco Edward F. *Blackmer Frederick W. *Bouchard George Breed William C. Bridgeford E. F., N. P. *Bronner Paul Brown Edward A. Brown Edwin E.
*Gage Thos. H. Jr. Gardner Geo. E. Gaskill Francis A.
Gates Chas. L.
*Gates Wm. H.
Gay Daniel F.
*Manning David Marble Arthur J.
Marble Edwin T. Marsh Henry A.
*Gile Wm. A. Glasgow Edward B. Goddard Luther D.
Goodnow Edward A. Goulding Frank P. Grant Charles E.
*Greene Joseph K. Greene Richard Ward Griffin Thomas Grout Burton W.
Mirick James B. Mooney Richard H.
*Burgess Silas A. *Burleigh Charles H. Burnham Charles E. Buttrick Albert C. Carroll Peter T. Chamberlain Fred H. Chamberlain Rob't H. Chandler Nathan H. Chase Chas. A. Churchill J. K. Clark Wm. L. Comins Edward I. *Cowden Mirick H. *Crosby Wm. K. Crowell John F., N. P. Currier Herbert A. *Currier Israel L. Cutting Frank W. *Dana John A.
Dean Frank L. *Dewey Francis H.
*Dewey Geo. T.
Dodge Charles S.
*Barnard Fred'k J. Barnard William C. Bartlett Halleck, N. P. *Barton William S.
Kendall Frank P.
*Fairbanks Herbert H. *Farrar Henry T. *Fisher Herbert C. Fiske George Edgar *Flagg J. Walter Follansbee Jas. M. Forbes Charles S., N. P. Fowler Rufus B., N. P. Gage Eliphas S.
*Morse William H. Munroe Alexander C. Murray Henry P., N. P. *Muzzy Lewis C. O'Connell David F. O'Connor John F. *O'Hara Charles J. Paine Nathaniel Parker Arthur H.
538
MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
*Parker Henry L. Parker Henry L. Jr. Parsons Samuel B. *Peabody Elliott H. Perry Charles B. *Pettegrew David L. Phelps Willis F. *Pinkerton Alfred S. Plunkett Francis
Smith Frank B.
Smith George A., N. P. *Smith George E.
Smith George W., N. P.
*Vaughan Ernest H.
Verry Horace B.
*Waite Albert H. Walker Henry Wall Geo. F. *Warden William A.
Potter Burton W. Pratt Charles B.
*Stoddard Edw. D.
Stoddard Elijah B.
Stone Albert H., N. P.
*Washburn Robert M. Washburn Wm. Ansel
Raymond Edward T.
Sullivan John E.
Wetherell John W.
*Redding Charles L.
Swan George Taft George S., N. P.
Whitmore E. W., N. P.
Rice Charles M. Rice Wm. W.
Taft Rufus M.
Wilder Harvey B.
Rich Pembroke S.
Tatman R. James Taylor Marvin M.
Willis Samuel C., N. P.
*Ruggles Frank W.
Wilson Louis N., N. P.
*Russell John M.
Witter H. M.
Salisbury Stephen
Wood Charles H.
*Wood Charles W.
Wood Rosto O.
Woodward Geo. M.
Woodward Henry
*Sibley Willis E.
*Tucker Ephraim, Jr.
Wright Burton H.
DISTINGUISHED MASSACHUSETTS DEAD, 1894.
Jan. 3, Elizabeth P. Peabody, Jamaica Plain, 90th year.
Jan. 10, Frank Bolles, secretary Harvard College, 38th year.
Jan. 19, Ex-Gov. Wm. Gaston, Roxbury, 74th year.
Jan. 19, Judge Chas. P. Thompson, Gloucester, 67th year.
Jan. 20, President Helen A. Shafer, Wellesley College, 55th year.
Feb. 14, Gen. E. W. Hincks, Cambridge, 64th year.
Mar. 6, Rufus S. Frost of Chelsea, in Chicago, 68th year.
Mar. 6, Mrs. Mary Hemenway, Boston, 75 years.
Apr. 25, Gen. Hobart Moore, Brighton, military instructor in Boston schools.
Apr. 26, Theo. Metcalf, Brookline, 82 years.
May 18, Thos. Niles, Italy, Boston publisher, 69 years.
May 23, Hon. Frank Bird, Walpole, 85 years.
June 5, Hon. Clark Jillson, Worcester, 69th year.
June 30, F. A. Waterhouse, Paris, master of Eng. high school, Boston, 59 yrs. Aug. 7. F. H. Underwood, Leith, Scotland, U. S. consul, 69 years.
Aug. 11, Jos. Burnett, Southboro, 74 years.
Aug. 14, John Quincy Adams, Quincy, 61st year.
Sept. 1, Ex-Gov. Nath'l P. Banks, Waltham, 78 years.
Sept. 3, Prof. J. P. Cooke of Harvard College, Newport, R. I., 67 years.
Sept. 30, Rev. Grindall Reynolds, Concord, 72d year.
Oct. 7, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Boston, 85 years.
Oct. 21, Hon. Samuel Winslow, Worcester, 67 years.
Oct. 30, Col. E. P. Loring, controller of county accounts, Boston, 57 years. Nov. 16, Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, Boston, 85 years.
Dec. 17, Jos. L. Shipley, Springfield, long editor of the Union of that city, 58 yrs.
Dec. 19, Hon. Phinehas Ball, Worcester, 70 years.
Dec, 20, Rev. Geo. E. Ellis, D. D., Boston, 80 years.
Dec. 24, B. H. Currier, Boston. 98 years, oldest lawyer in New England.
Dec. 26, Senator-elect Oliver Shaw, Watertown, 63 years,
Dec. 31, Henry Y. Simpson, Worcester, 51 years, member-elect of Legislature.
MILITIA STRENGTH.
By legislative enactment the possible maximum of the state militia is 448 offi- cers and 6036 enlisted men. Dec. 30, 1894, the numbers on the rolls were 440 offi- cers and 5566 enlisted men. The number of men in the state, on the above date, liable to be drafted for military duty, was 389,539.
Smith William A.
Southgate Louis W., N.P. Southwick Fred W. Sprague Aug. B. R. Stedman Henry F.
*Stevens Charles F.
*Ware Justin A. Warfield Geo. R.
Washburn Chas. G.
Quimby Henry B. Quinby Hosea M. *Ratigan John B.
*Stone Arthur M.
White Fred W.
Reed Chas. G.
Taft Arthur M.
Whittemore Eli J.
Williams W. A.
*Rugg Arthur P.
*Thayer Charles M. *Thayer John A. *Thayer John R. *Thayer Webster *Thompson Eben F.
Sampson Benj. L. Scott William W. Scrimgeour James B. Sessions Frank E.
Timon James F., N. P.
Towne Enoch H.
Tylee William H. Upham Roger F. Utley Samuel
539
POPULATION AND VOTERS. POPULATION AND VOTERS BY COUNTIES.
POPULATION.
COUNTIES.
No. of Cities and Towns.
Legal Voters 1885.
Registered Voters, 1834.
State Census 1885.
U. S. Census 1890.
Barnstable
15
29,845
29,172
8.257
7,001
Berkshire
32
73,828
81,108
16.217
17,052
Bristol
20
158,498
186,465
33,014
31,452
Dukes
7
4,135
4,369
1.276
1,107
Essex.
35
263,727
299,995
62,625
62,875
Franklin.
26
37,449
38,610
9,518
8,981
Hampden .
23
116,764
135 713
23,752
27,011
Hampshire
23
48,472
51,859
10,631
10,265
Middlesex
54
357,311
431,167
79,430
89,185
Nantucket.
1
3,142
3,268
812
806
Norfolk
27
102,142
118,950
24,086
26,282
Plymouth
27
81,680
92,700
22,103
22,247
Suffolk.
4
421,109
484,780
97,154
95,991
Worcester.
59
244,039
280,787
53,681
56,049
Total.
352
1,942,141
2,238,943
442,616
459,307
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
From the latest report of the United States Secretary of Agriculture, viz., for 1893, the following Massachusetts items are taken:
STOCK.
Acres.
Bushels.
Value.
Number.
Value.
Corn
40,460
1,355,410
$840,356
Horses
65,760
$4,802,581
Oats.
15,280
524,104
220,124
Milch Cows
178,135
5,789,338
Rye.
10,140
164,268
123,201
Oxen and other Cattle
86,422
2,308,502
Barley
1,821
46,071
41,464
Sheep
51,441
187,760
Buckwheat ..
2,473
68,008
51,006
Hogs
63,895
724,622
Potatoes.
29,349
3,492,531
2,654,324
Lbs.
Tobacco
2,640
2,356,000
696,960
Tons.
Hay
630,048
724,555
12,556,538
DENSITY OF POPULATION.
In the state of Massachusetts there are 269 people to every square mile of area: in Rhode Island the number rises to 276, and this state has the first place in this particular. In Texas the number is nine per square mile. Some Euro- pean countries are higher still, as England, which has 500 people to every square mile, and Belgium, which is the closest packed portion of Christendom, has 530 inhabitants on every one of her 11,373 square miles of area,
CALENDAR.
1895.
JANUARY.
S
M
T
W
T
FIS
S
M
T
W
T
F
S
S
.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23:24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31 . .
FEBRUARY.
.2
3
4 5
6
7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
MARCH.
1 23456 7
8 9 10 11 12 13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28
29 30 31
APRIL.
.
1 21 3| 4
5 6 7
8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
MAY.
3 4
5
6
7 8| 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 .
JUNE.
· ·
1| 2 3456
7
8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30
29 30 31 . .
1896.
JANUARY.
S
M
T
W
T
₣
1
2
3
4
5
6
7 8
9 10 11 12 13
14 15/16 17
18 19|20
20 21/22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29
30 31
FEBRUARY.
11 2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23 18|19 20 21 22 23 24
24 25 26 27 28
MARCH.
3
4 5
6
7
89 8 9 10 11 12 13|14
15 16|17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
·
OCTOBER.
1 2| 3| 4| 5
6
7 8 9|10|11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31
.
MAY.
1 21 3 4
5
6 7
8
9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
19 20 21 22 23 24|25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23
26 27 28 29 30 |31 . . .
. .
JUNE.
1
2 3
4
5
6 7
8
8 9.10 11|12|13 14
15 16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23,24 25 26 27 28
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
30
AUGUST.
1| 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 910
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
SEPTEMBER.
1| 2 1 23456 7
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
31 1.
.
APRIL.
1| 2|3| 5| 6
7 8 9|10 11|12|13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 20 [21
28 29 30
NOVEMBER.
1 2
3 4 5
6
7 8 9
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
DECEMBER.
1 2 3 456 7
·
6
1
2
3
4 5
7
8
9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18'19
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 ¡31
1
1| 2
·
·
9.10 11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
JULY.
INDEX.
Abandoned Farms 370
Academies, Private 207-209
Accounts of County Officers,
Controllers of 258
Adjutant General 409
Adventists, State Organization 209
A Few Sum Totals of the State 369
Agriculture, Board of 257
Aldermen See City Register
Almshouse and State Farm 265
Ambulance Corps 414
American Legion of Honor 404
American Order Fraternal Help-
ers
405
American Order Scottish Clans 405
Ancient Order of Foresters of America 400
Ancient Order of United Work-
men
394
Appropriations for Schools See City and Town Registers
Arbitration
and Conciliation,
Board of 258
Armories, Commissioners of 258
Artillery 409-415
Art Schools
206-207
Assessment Life, and Casualty Insurance Companies 337
Assessors See City and Town Registers Assessors, Association of 250
Associations, Societies, etc. 373
Attorneys See City and Town Registers Attorney General 251
Auditor of Accounts
251
Auditors' Club 250
Average Attendance in Public Schools 365
Average Rate of Taxation in Towns
177
Baldwinsville Hospital Cottages 266
258
281
Banks, National Savings Co-Operative
305 326
Bank Commissioners 260,305
Bank Examiners
281
Baptist Convention
209
Barnstable County Officers 271
Berkshire County Officers 271
Births, Marriages, Divorces and Deaths, by Counties 367
Boards and Commissions, State 257
Board of Health, State 258
Boston Board of Police Com- missioners 258
Boston, Map of Inside Front Cover
Boys Schools 206-209
Bristol County Officers 272
Cadets
413-414
Calendar for 1895-6
540
Capital Invested in Gas and Electric Light Companies 348-351 Catholic Diocese
Cattle Commissioners 259
Cattle Inspectors
261
Cavalry
109-415
Chief Justice of the U. S. Su- preme Court 211
Children of School Age See City and Toun Register
City Clerks' Association
250
City Elections, Time of See City Register City Officers See City Register
City Register 421-538
City Treasurers' Association 250
Civil Service Commissioners 259
Civil Service Examiners, U. S., for Post Office Examinations 269
Clearing Houses 303
Clergymen See Town and City Registers Clerks of Courts See County Officers 271 Colleges 206
Commander-in-Chief of State Militia and Staff 409
Commissions. State 258
Commissioners
of
Deeds
of
other States 359-361
Commissioners
of
Deeds
of
Mass. in other States
361-362
Common Councilmen
See City Register
Communication Facilities
See City and Town Registers
Congregational Headquarters 209
Congress, Fifty-fourth 353
Congressional Districts 219
Co-Operative Banks
3:26
Corporations, Commissioner of 259
Cost of Railroads in Mass. 345
Cost of Street Railways 346-347
Councilors 251
Councilor Districts
220
County Commissioners See County Officers 271
County Commissioners, Meet - ings of 260
County Jails 270
County Officers 271
County Seats 271-277
Courts
211
United States Courts
211
Circuit Court of Appeals 211
First Circuit Court 211
U. S. District Court 211
U. S. Court of Claims 211
State Courts
Supreme Judicial 212
Sittings 2212
Superior 212
Probate and Insolvency 215
Police and Municipal 216
Ballot Law Commissioners
542
MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
District 216
Cremation Society, N. E.
368
Custom House, U. S. 277
Dates of Holding Courts of Pro- bate and Insolvency
215
Death Rate, Mean, for Five Years 368
Debt See City and Town Registers
415
Hampden County Officers
273
Hampshire County Officers
274
Harbor and Land Commission- ers 259
Highest rate of Taxation in Towns
177
High Schools, Number of in Mass.
365
Highways, Commissioners of
259
Highway Commission
363
Historical Societies
371
Holidays, Legal
368
Home Circle
392
Homoeopathic Hospital
266
Diseases, Statistics of 366
Dividends of Gas and Electric Light Companies
348-351
Divinity Schools
206-207
Documents, Public, and when issued 407-8
Dukes County Officers 272
Eastern Star, Order of 379
Education, Board of 258
Educational Facts 365
Educational Institutions 206
Electric Lighting Companies
349
Elections. State
352
Election Returns-1894
226
Election Summaries
240
Elevation of Weather Observa- tories 278-9
Episcopal Diocese
209
Essex County Officers
272
Evening Schools, Cost of in Mass.
365
Evening Schools, Number of in Mass.
365
Labor Statistics, Bureau of
259
Latitude and Longitude of
278-9
Law Schools 206-207
Eye and Ear Infirmary
266
Feeble-Minded, School for the
266
Fees of Medical Examiners
267
Fires, Record of
191 330
Fire Losses in Mass.
191 259
Firemen's Relief Fund, Com- missioners of
259
Fish and Game Laws
205
Fish and Game Wardens
269
Liquors, State Assayer of
259
Fish, Inspector General of
259
Lottery Matter in U. S. Mails Lowest Rate of Taxation
177
Lumber, Surveyor General of
259
Lunacy and Charity, Board of Lunatic Hospitals
258
Militia Companies, Location of
415
Manufacturing Statistics
416
Map of Massachusetts,
Inside Front Cover.
Marine Insurance Co's,
336
Marshals. U. S. 211
Masonic Societies 375-9
Mass. General Hospital 266
396 251
Governor
Grade Crossings in Mass. 345
Grand Army of the Republic 383-5
Grand United Order of Fellows 403
Gypsy Moth
Debt of State 369
Democratic State Committee
419
Denominational State Organiza- tions 209
Density of Population
539
Dental Schools
206-207
Dentistry, Board of Registra- tion in 259
Destination of Immigrants Ar- riving at Boston 369
Directory of State House 417-419
Discharged Convicts, Agent for
266
Distinguished Massachusetts Dead, 1894 588
Hospital Cottages for Children
266
Hospital for Dipsomaniacs and Inebriates 266
Immigration Statistics
369
Improved Order of Red Men
406
Industries, Principal See City and Town Registers
Infantry
Infectious Diseases, Deaths
from 368
Inland Fisheries and Game, Commissioners of 259
Insurance Commissioner 259
Insurance Companies 330
Jurisdiction of Police, Munici- pal and District Courts 216-218
Justices of the Peace See City and Town Registers
Knights of Honor 391
Knights and Ladies of Honor 396
Knights of Pythias 389
Expenditures for Schools in Mass.
365
Legal Holidays in Mass. 368
Legal Voters See Political Districts 219
Letter Carrier Post Offices
184
Libraries, Public
See City and Town Registers Libraries having more than 25, - 000 volumes 362
License Towns, number of 177
Life Insurance Co's. 330
Life Saving Service, U. S. 338
184
Flag Signals, Explanation of
Foreign Mortgage Corporations Foreign Postage Rates Franklin County Officers
280 259 183 273
Free Baptist Association
209
362
Free Libraries, Towns having no Free Text Books, Cost of in Mass. Gas Companies
Gas and Electric Light Com- missioners
259
259
Gas and Gas Meters, Inspector of German Order of Harugari,
365
348
265
Fire Insurance Co's.
Fire Marshal
(D. O. H.)
Odd
409-415
543
INDEX.
Massachusetts State Grange, P. of H.
399
Masters in Chancery
See County Officers 271
Mayors, Association of 2250
Medical Examiners
267
Medical Schools
206-207
Medicine, Board of Registration in 259
Methodist Conferences 209
Metropolitan Park Com-
mission 259
Metropolitan Sewerage Com-
mission 259
Middlesex County Officers
274
Miles of Street Railways in Mass. 346-347
Miles of Railroads in Mass. 339-343
Postmasters
See City and Town Registers
Post Offices in Mass. 181
Presbyterian Synod 209
Presidential Post Offices 181-191
Price of Gas in Different Cities and Towns of Mass. 348-349
Primary and Reform School 265
Principal Industries See City and Town Registers
Prison Commissioners
259
Prisons and Reformatories 266
Private Schools 207
Probation Officers 408
Probate and Insolvency, Judges of See County Officers 271
Probate and Insolvency, Regis- ters of See County Officers 271
Prohibition State Committee 420
Public Documents Issued by the State 407
Naval Brigade
Navy Yard, U. S.
Nearest Banking Points
393
Railroad Commissioners 260
Railroad Dividends
345
Railroads, Officers of 343
Railroads, Statistics of 345
Rates of Postage 182
Reformatory, Mass. 266
Normal Schools
207
Notaries Public, See City and Town Registers
Number of Fires 191
Number of Public Schools in Towns 177
Number of Publications in
192
Representatives 252
Representative Districts
Representatives, U. S. 35-8
Republican State Committee 419
tracted for by Highway Com- mission 363-365
390
Royal Conclave of Knights and Ladies 407
Royal Society of Good Fellows 397
Salaries of Postmasters in Mass. 184 Savings Banks 305
Penal Institutions 270 Schools. Cost of, per Pupil 365
Pension Agency, U. S. 370 School Appropriations 259 See City and Town Registers
Pension Agent
Perkins Institution and Mass. School for the Blind 266
Pharmacy, Board of Registra- tion in 259
Plymouth County Officers 276
Physicians See City and Town Registers Police Districts
2256 258
Police Commissioners for Boston Political Districts 219
Polls, Assessed 266
Population and Voters by Counties 539 Population See City and Town Registerx Population of Counties 271-277
Population in Congressional
Districts 219
Postal Information
182
Militia Strength 538
Military 409-415
Military and Naval Historian
259
Millionaires, Reputed 178
Miscellaneous Insurance Com- panies 338
Money Order Post Offices 184-191
Money Order Rates
183
Municipal Clubs and Associa- tions 250
Municipal Gas or Electrical Plants
351 331 275
Mutual Insurance Co's.
Nantucket County Officers
National Banks
281
Nativity of Aliens arriving at Ports of Mass.
369
Nautical Training School
256
Nautical Training School, Com- missioners of
Newspapers and Periodicals
192
New State House, or State House Extension 417
No License Towns, Number of 177
Norfolk County Officers 275
Registers of Deeds See County Officers 271 Registered Voters, Total Num- ber in Towns 177
Relief Officers, Association of 250
Religious Bodies 210
Reports of State Departments 407
Mass.
Number of Railroads in Mass. 339
Observatories, Weather 278-9
Occupation of Immigrants ar- riving at Boston 370 Roads Constructed or Con-
Odd Fellows, Independent Order of 379-383
Order of Scottish Clans 403
Order of Sons of St. George 399
Order of United Friends 392
Passengers carried on Mass. Railroads
345
Patriotic Order Sons of America 402
Royal Arcanum
259 Public Libraries. Commission- ers of 260 414 345 303 Railroads 340
New England Order of Protection
544
MASSACHUSETTS YEAR BOOK.
Schools, Maximum and Mini- mum Cost per Pupil in 365
Schools, Number of
See City and Town Registers
School Population in Towns 177
School and College Y. M. C. A. 374
Scientific Schools 206-207
Secretary of the Commonwealth 251
Seminaries 207-209
Senate of the U. S. 353
Senators, State
251
Senators of the U. S.
353
Senatorial Districts
220
Seventh Day Adventists
209
Treasurer and Receiver General 251
Trial Justices See County Officers 271
399
Soldiers' Home
420
Soldiers' Home in Mass.
266
Sons of Temperance
401
United American Mechanics 395
Sons of Veterans 387-388
U. S. Internal Revenue 264
Special Delivery System
183
United Order Golden Cross 398
State Charitable Institutions
280
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers 403
State Elections
352
United States Government 352
Universalist Convention
209
Universities 206-207
tion for
363
State House Construction, Com- missioners of
260
State House, Directory of
417-419
Valuation of State
369
State Institutions
265
Valuation of Towns, Total
177
State Prison
266
Valuation
See City and Town Register.
Veterinary Schools
206-207
Street Railway Dividends
346-347
Volunteer Militia
409-415
Street Railways, Statement of
346
Sub-Treasury, U. S.
345
Suffolk County Officers
276
Summary of Towns
Weather Bureau
278
Woman's Relief Corps
385-387
Women's Prison
266
Tax Rate See City and Town Registers
Worcester County Officers
277
Teachers, Number of, Employ- ed in Schools
365
Young Ladies' Schools 206-209
Technical Schools
206-207
Y. M. C. A. of Mass. 373
Theological Schools
206-207
Y. W. C. A. of Mass.
374
INDEX TO TOWNS AND CITIES.
Abington
19 Barre
30 Braintree
38
Acton
19
Becket
30
Brewster
39
Acushnet
20
Bedford
31
Bridgewater
39
Adams
20
Belchertown
31
Brimfield
40
Agawam
21 Bellingham
32
BROCKTON
456-458
Alford
22
Belmont
32
Brookfield
40
Amesbury
22
Berkley
33
Brookline
41
Amherst
23
Berlin
33
Buckland
42
Andover
23
Bernardston
34
Burlington
43
Arlington
24
BEVERLY
421-422
CAMBRIDGE
458-463
Ashburnham
24
Billerica
34
Canton
44
Ashby
25
Blackstone
35
Carlisle
44
Ashfield
25
Blandford
35
Carver
45
Ashland
26
Bolton
36
Charlemont
45
Athol
26
BOSTON
422-456
Charlton
45
Attleboro
27
Bourne
36
Chatham
46
Auburn
28 Boxboro
37
Chelmsford
46
Avon
28
Boxford
37
CHELSEA
463-465
Ayer
28
Boylston
37
Cheshire
47
Barnstable
29 Bradford
38
Chester
47
Tons Freight carried on Mass. Railroads 345
Topographical Survey, Commis- sioners of 260
Total Appropriation for Schools in Towns 177
Total Debt of Towns 177
Towns Free from Debt
177
Town Meetings See Town Register
Town Officers See Town Register
Town Register
19
Treasurers, County
See County Officers 271
Sheriffs See County Officers 271
Shire Towns 271-277
Union Veteran Legion
Union Veteran Union
388
Unitarian Headquarters 209
State Government
251
State Highways, Appropria-
Stockholders of Railroads in Mass.
345
Vital Statistics
367
Voters at Elections
266
Waterworks Association, New England 250
Swedenborgian Association
209
Systems used in Electric Light Companies
349-351
Women's and Y. W. C. A.
374
"Yes" and "No" Vote in Towns
177
177
348-351 Valuation See City and Town Registers Valuation of Gas and Electric Light Companies
INDEX.
545
Chesterfield CHICOPEE Chilmark
48
Harwich
78
Mt. Washington 109
465-466
Hatfield
79
Nahant
109
48 HAVERHILL
478-480
Nantucket
109
Clarksburg
49 Hawley
79
Natick
110
Clinton
49
Heath
80
Needham
111
Cohasset
49
Hingham
80
New Ashford
111
Colrain
50
Hinsdale
81
NEW BEDFORD
500-501
Concord
50
Holbrook
81
New Braintree
111
Conway
51
Holden
Newbury
112
Cottage City
52
Holland
8:2
NEWBURYPORT
504-506
Cummington
52
Holliston
83
New Marlboro
112
Dalton
52
HOLYOKE
480-483
New Salem
113
Dana
53
Hopedale
83
NEWTON
506-509
Danvers
53
Hopkinton
81
Norfolk
113
Dartmouth
54
Hubbardston
84
North Adams
114
Dedham
55
Hudson
85
NORTHAMPTON
509-512
Deerfield
55
Hull
85
North Andover
114
Dennis
56
Huntington
86
North Attleboro
116
Douglas
57
Ipswich
87
Northbridge
116
Dover
57
Kingston
87
North Brookfield
117
Dracut
58
Lakeville
88
Northfield
117
Dudley
58
Lancaster
88
North Reading
118
Dunstable
59
Lanesboro
89
Norton
118
Duxbury
59
LAWRENCE
483-485
Norwell
118
East Bridgewater
59
Lee
89
Norwood
119
Eastham
60
Leicester
90
Oakham
119
Easthampton
60
Lenox
90
Orange
120
East Longmeadow
61
Leominster
91
Orleans
120
Easton
61
Leverett
91
Otis
121
Edgartown
62
Lexington
92
Oxford
121
Egremont
62
Leyden Lincoln
93
Peabody
123
Essex
64
Longmeadow
94
Pelham
124
EVERETT
466-468
LOWELL
486-490
Pembroke
124
Fairhaven
64
Ludlow
94
Pepperell
124
FALL RIVER
468-469
Lunenburg
94
Peru
125
Falmouth
65
LYNN
490-494
Petersham
125
FITCHBURG
475
Lynnfield
95
Phillipston
126
Florida
65
MALDEN
PITTSFIELD
512-514
Foxboro
66
Manchester
95
Plainfield
126
Framingham
66
Mansfield
96
Plymouth
126
Franklin
67
Marblehead
96
Plympton
127
Freetown
67
Marion
97
Prescott
128
Gardner
68
MARLBORO
497-498
Princeton
128
Gay Head
69
Marshfield
97
Provincetown
128
Georgetown
69
Mashpee
98
QUINCY
514-516
Gill
69
Mattapoisett
99
Raynham
130
Goshen
70
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