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Goddard, Emory, h West.
Goddard, Dwight, bds S. Goddard.
Goddard, Forrester, farmer, h Hardwick road.
Goddard, J. B., farmer, h East.
Goddard, Mrs. Laura, h West. Goddard, Mary, bds Emory Goddard.
Goddard, Sewell C., farmer, h South.
Goddard, Stephen D., laborer, h Dana road. Goddard, Susan, bds Emory Goddard.
Goodwill, Sylvester C., farmer cast part of town.
Grovesnor, Eliza, bds S. Goddard.
Grover, Henry C., farmer, h Hardwick road.
HAPGOOD, HENRY E., painter, bds J. G. Stone. Harty, Joseph B., farmer.
· Harty, William, farmer, h East road. Haskell, Wm. N., farmer, h South. Hathaway, Leander T., h South. Hicks, Charles II., emp E. Webb. Ilicks, Forest A., farmer, h Hardwick road.
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Hicks, Levi C., farmer, hi Hardwick road.
Hildreth, Elijah, h off' West road. Hildreth, Merrick E., farmer, bds E. Hildreth. Hildreth, Mrs. Silas, h Sunset ave.
Ilillory, Martin, farmer, h Loring hill. Ilitchcock, James, teamster, h west part of town.
Holden, Harrison, farmer, h East road. Holden, Stillman, farmer, h East road. Holman, Jolm M., farmer, h North Main.
Houghton, Eliza, h Common. Houghton, Lucretia, hi Common. Houghton, Merrick H., farmer, h East road.
Ilowe, J. Benjamin, bds J. G. Stone. Howe, Thomas S., farmer, h North Main.
JOHNSON, DANIEL, farmer, h North West road. Johnson, David W., farmer, h East. Jolmson, Peter, carpenter, h East. Johnston, Charles L., emp E. Webb's. Joyce, Michael, farmer, h Old Barre road.
KEATING, THOMAS, farmer, h East part of town. Keaveny, John, emp J. W. Brooks, bds George A. Gibbs. Kendall, George A., farmer, h off West road.
King, Henry L., farmer, h North Main. King Lizzie M., bds H. L. King. Knapp, George, laborer bds hotel. Knapp, Levi, fariner, h West. Knowlton, Maria, h West. Knowlton, Mrs. Mary, h West.
LEAMY, MARTIN H., bds M. Leamy. Leamy, Michael, farmer, h N. E. road. Legarra, German, plain and fancy wood turner, h Hardwick road. Leighton, Hiram, farmer, h East. Leman, Win. E., farmer, h Athol road. Lindsey, Henry II., farmer, h New Salem road. Lippitt, Hollis, farmer, h off West roa'l, Lippitt, Job, farmer, h East. Lippitt, Mrs. Susan II., h N. Main. Lippitt, Susie, bds Mrs, S. Lippitt,
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Lord, Frank E., grist mill and farmer, h Hardwick road. Loring, Norman D., farmer, h Sonth. Loring, Oliver W., farmer, h East road. Loring, Willard, farmer, h Loring hill.
MADDEN, EDWARD E., farmer, h Phillipston road. Marsh, Ensign HI., farmer, h Athol road. Marsh, George, h Common. Marsh, Hiram, farmer, h East road. Marsh, Mrs. Sarah N., h Athol road.
Martin, L. O., physician, h West.
McCormick, Dennis, farmer, h east part of town.
McCormick, Jeremiah, bds Michael McCormick.
McCormick, John, bds M. McCormick.
McCormick, Michael, farmer, h S. E. road. McCormick, Michael, Jr., bds M. McCormick.
McEvoy, Thomas, farmer, h South road.
MeFarland, E. W., farmer, h west of Bell school house.
McManus, Charles, farmer, bds J. McManus. McManus, James, farmer, h Barre road. McManus, James E., farmer, bds J. McManus.
Mendell, Warren M., farmer, h Hardwick road.
Merry, William, farmer, h North.
Moore, Mrs. II. A., h West. Moore, Joseph L., farmer, h south part of town. Morse, Andrew B., farmer, h Athol road.
Moulton, Charles II., farmer, h S. E. road. Moulton, L. O., farmer, h S. E. road.
Mudge, J. G., town treasurer, h Common.
Myiatt, Joseph, teamster, h north part of town.
NELSON, JOHN S., farmer, h N. W. road. Nickerson, Joseph, farmer, n Okdl Athol road.
OSGOOD, MRS., bds S. Cook. - Paige, Charles F., grocer, h Cominon.
Money Saved by Trading at HUMPHREY'S Drug, Stationery and Crockery House, Athol Highlands.
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Parker, Luther L., farmer.
Parlin, David, saw and grist mill, Factory Village.
Peckham, Alfred, farmer, cor West and South. Peckham, Mrs. Hubbard, bds George Prouty. Peckham, Lucy A., bds A. Peckham. Peckham, Myra, bds Mrs. Mary Cook. Peckham, Mrs. Paul, h West.
Phalen, Thomas, farmer, h East road.
Pierce, Mrs. S., h East. Pike, Charles, farmer, h Old Athol road. Pike, Mrs., h Common. Prouty, George, farmer, h West road.
RICE, CHAS., carpenter and farmer, h East road. Richards, Asa, President of Adonio Shomo Society, h off Athol road. Richardson, Mrs. C. E., h North West road. Rickey, Frank, laborer, h East road.
Rickey, Joseph E., farmer, h N. E. road.
Robbins, Arthur, farmer, bds S. B. Cook. Robbins, John B., farmer, h South road. Robinson, Frank D., farmer, h Old Athol road. Russell, Warren C., farmer, h off Hardwick road.
SANDERSON, MRS. FRED L , h North Main. Sanderson, Mrs. Jonathan, h West. Sanderson, Mrs. S. J., h North Main. Shepardson, Eunice, h West. Shurtleff, Rev. David, pastor Orthodox church, Main. Sibley, Emory, farmer, h Barre road. Smith, Artemus, farmer, h South road. Smith, Charles S., farmer, h off' North Main. Smith, Charles W., farmer, h Hardwick road. Smith, Eliza, h East. Smith, Frank E., h West road. Smith, Fred, farmer, h near Old Athol road. Smith, James II., laborer, East.
Money Saved by Trading at HUMPHREY'S Drug, Stationery and Crockery House, Athol Highlands.
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Smith, John, farmer, h South. Smith, J. Collins, sale stable, h near Old Athol road. Smith, Joseph, emp J. H. Gaffney, bds do. Smith, Mrs. Louisa M., h East. Smith, Thomas, farmer, h West road. Smith, William A., emp E. Webb, h South road. Snow, Mrs. Eunice L., h Dana road. Spooner, Benjamin W., farmer and butcher, h West. Spooner, Carrie, teacher, bds B. W. Spooner.1
Spooner, Edna, bds Mrs. Elizabeth A. Spooner. Spooner, Mrs. Elizabeth A., h Common. Spooner, Mabel, book-keeper at C. F. Paige. Spooner, Sarah, bds Mrs. L. Goddard. Sprague, Franklin II., farmer, h North West road. Sprague, Winfield S., farmer, bds Charles S. Smith. Stebbins, Roland, farmer, h off' South. Stone, Charles, farmer, h south part of town. Stone, Elbridge T., farmer, h South. Stone, Frank, farmer, h North Main. Stone, Francis, farmer, h south part of town. Stone, Herbert, bds Elbridge Stone. Stone, Joseph G., blacksmith, h Common. Stone, Jairus W., farmer, h West. Stone, Lot, farmer, h Athol road. Stone, Meltiah G., farmer, h West. Stone, Mrs. Martha, bds M. Edwards. Stone, Zuri W., farmer, h South. Stowell, James H., farmer, h Barre road. Stratton, Cora L., bds Mrs. L. A. Stratton. Stratton, Mrs. Laura A., h Athol road. Stratton, Willie HI., farmer, h Athol road. Styles, George II., farmer, near Old Athol road.
TOLMAN, WH., Supt. of Town Farm. Totman, H. K. W., farmer, h West road. Tower, Hattie, bds Mrs. Lucy L. Tower. Tower, Mrs. Lucy L., h West.
Diaries and Memorandums at
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Towne, Dwight, farmer, h North Main. Towne, Elmer E., farmer, h off' South road. Towne, Hannah, bds Dwight Towne. Tufts, George W., farmer, h Old Athol road.
UPTON, AUGUSTUS, farmer, h South Petersham. Upton, L. II., teacher, bds J. W. Upton. Upton, J. W., farmer and postmaster, h East road.
WADE, WILLIAM, farmer, h West. Walton, Abiather.
Waugh, George C., carpenter, h Athol road.
Webb, Elisha, manufacturer of powder kegs, h off Hardwick road.
West, Lorenzo, sexton, hi West.
Wheeler, David, farmer, h Old Athol road.
Wheeler, Frank, farmer, Athol road.
Wheeler, George M., bds George P. Wheeler.
Wheeler, George P., farmer, h North Main.
Wheeler, Jolm N., farmer, h North Main.
Wheeler, Lewis A., farmer, h North Main.
White, Josiah, farmer, h off East road. White, Luther, E., farmer, h Old Athol road.
Whitney, Josiah C., farmer, Sunset ave.
Wilcox, Edward, farmer, h East road.
Wilder, C. K., farmer, h North Main. Williams, Miss A., bds J. Brown. Williams, Charles C., farmer, h South Petersham.
Williams, Charles D., bds II. Williams.
Williams, De Witt, painter, h Barre road.
Williams, Harrison, farmer, h Barre road.
Williams, Jairus, farmer, h South. Witherell, Louisa, h Common.
Woodard, A. G., farmer, h Athol road. Woodard, William, farmer, h South road.
Toilet Soaps, Beautiful Stock, at
LUCIEN LORD'S, Athol.
Petersham BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 1887.
Blacksmiths.
Blackmer, Zina II., West St. Stone, Joseph G., Common.
Boot and Shoe Dealer.
Paige, Charles F., Common.
Butchers and Provision Dealers.
Gaffney, J. II., Post Office Building. Spooner, Benjamin W., West Road.
Carpenters.
Johnson, Peter, Common. Stowell, James, Barre Road. Waugh, George, Athol Road.
Carriage Maker and Repairer.
Blackmer, Zina II., West St.
Clergyman.
Shurtleff, Rev. David, (O.,) h Main.
Dry and Fancy Goods.
Paige, Charles F., Common.
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Express. ATHOL & PETERSHAM, Geo. A. Gibbs, Proprietor. [See page 254.]
Flour, Grain, &c.
Paige, Charles F., Common.
Grist Mills.
Parlin, David, Factory Village.
Grocer.
Paige, Charles F., Common.
Hotels.
Nichewaug House: PETERSHAM HOUSE, John F. Barnes, Proprietor. [See page 254.]
Painters and Paper Hangers.
Hapgood, Henry, Common.
Houghton, Merrick, Old Barre Road.
Williams, Harrison, Barre Road.
Williams, De Witt, Barre Road.
Physician.
Martin, L. O., West.
. Powder Keg Manufacturer.
Webb, Elisha, Hardwick Road.
Saw Mills.
Davenport, Augustus, Old Athol Road. Parlin, David, Factory Village.
Tinsmith.
Andrews, Chas. II., East St.
Wood Turner.
Legarra, German, Hardwick Road.
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Franklin County Register.
1887.
FRANKLIN COUNTY-INCORPORATED JUNE 24, 1811.
SHIRE TOWN, GREENFIELD.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency, Chester C. Conant, Greenfield. Salary, $1,400.
Register of Probate and Insolvency, Francis M. Thompson, Green- field. Salary, $1,400. Term expires January, 1889.
Sheriff, George A. Kimball, Greenfield. Salary, $800.
Clerk of Courts-Edward E. Lyman, Greenfield. Salary, $1,500.
County Treasurer, Cyrus M. Moody, Greenfield. Salary, $600.
Register of Deeds, Edwin Stratton, Greenfield. Paid by fees.
County Commissioners, (compensation $1,100,) Frederick G. Smith, Greenfield. Term expires December, 1887. Edward F. Mayo, War- wick. Term expires December, 1888. Carlos Batchelder, Conway. Term expires December, 1889.
Meetings held at Greenfield on the first Tuesday of March, second Tuesday of June, first Tuesday of September and second Tuesday of December.
Special Commissioners, Beriah W. Fay, New Salem. Term expires December, 1889. Charles W. Hazelton, Montague. Term expires De- cember, 1889.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY REGISTER.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers, A. L. Tyler, Charlemont; Chester C. Conant, Edward E. Lyman, Francis M. Thompson, Noah S. Wells, Greenfield; Rufus D. Chase, Davis Goddard, Edwin Stone, Orange.
Commissioners of Insolvency, Henry M. Puffer, Shelburne; Erastus F. Gunn, Montague; Arthur A. Smith, Coleraine.
District Attorney, Northwestern District, Hampshire and Franklin Counties, Daniel W. Bond, Northampton. Salary, $1,500.
Deputy Sheriffs, Chauncey Bryant, N. D. Allen, Win. M. Smcad, Greenfield; Rufus K. Caldwell, Northfield; Isaac Chenery, Montague; Henry S. Swan, Shelburne Falls; Henry N. Warner, Charlemont; Gor- don II. Johnson, Conway; Charles L. Hayden, South Deerfield; Ed- ward C. Fowler, Orange.
Masters-in-Chancery, Samuel O. Lamb, Franklin G. Fessenden, Greenfield. .
Trial Justices, Gorham D. Williams, Greenfield; Samuel D. Bard- well, Shelburne Falls; Henry W. Billings, Conway; Silas Blake, Ash- field; Chas. Pomeroy, Northfield ; William S. Dana and Erastus F. Gun, Montague ; Rufus D. Chase, Orange; Frederick L. Greene, Greenfield; Dexter F. Hagar, Deerfield.
SESSIONS OF COURTS. SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Second Tuesday in April, at Greenfield.
First Monday after second Tuesday of each September, odd years, at. Greenfield; even years at Northampton.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Third Monday of March, at Greenfield.
Second Monday of August, at Greenfield. Second Monday of November, at Greenfield.
PROBATE COURT.
Greenfield-First Tuesday of every month, except November.
Shelburne Falls-Second Tuesday of February, fourth Tuesday of May, fourth Tuesday of October.
Orange-Second Tuesday of March, third Tuesday of June, second Tuesday of December.
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Northfield-Second Tuesday of May, second Tuesday of September. Conway-Third Tuesday of May.
State Senator from Franklin County, Franklin District, Charles A. Towne, Orange.
FRANKLIN COUNTY REPRESENTATIVES.
District No. 1-Darwin F. Hamilton, Greenfield.
District No. 2-Franklin L. Waters, Orange.
District No. 3-Felix F. McCuc, Montague.
District No. 4-Henry C. Haskell, Deerfield.
District No. 5-Enoch J. Stockwell, Buckland.
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MONEY ORDER POST OFFICES IN FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Conway, Greenfield,
Montague,
Shelburne Falls,
Northfield,
South Deerfield, Turners Falls.
Millers Falls,
Orange,
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MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
Eastern District, Erastus C. Coy, Montague; Post Office address, Turners Falls. Northern District, Walter M. Wright, Orange; Western District, Francis J. Canedy, Shelburne Falls.
FRANKLIN DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY.
President, Dr. W. M. Wright, Orange; Vice-President, Dr. C. G. Trow, Sunderland; Secretary and Treasurer, Dr. A. C. Deane, Green- field.
Meetings held quarterly in May, August, November and February, at Greenfield.
ORANGE DIRECTORY,
1887.
Orange Incorporated as a Town, Feb. 24, 1810.
Population in 1885, 3,650.
VALUATION.
Real Estate, $1,403,690; Personal, $377,084; the Total Valuation, $1,781,494; Rate of taxation, $14 30 per $1,000.
Number of polls, 1176; number of horses, 415; number of cows, 549; number of sheep, 180; number of dwelling houses, 689.
The annual Town Meeting for the election of officers is held on the first Monday in March. 4
TOWN OFFICERS FOR 1887.
Selectmen, Assessors and Overseers of the Poor, Edward A. Goddard, William II. Lamb, Merrill D. Herrick; Town Clerk, R. D. Chase; Town Treasurer, T. E. Bridge; Constables, W. H. Connor, Edwin L. Marden, Merrill B. Johnson, D. Osgood Rich, Henry HI. Adams; Col- lector, Albert C. Bragg; Central Cemetery Commissioners, L. P. Ram- sey, George M. Williams, George W. Dexter.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BOARD OF ENGINEERS.
W. H. Connor, CHAT; John L. Williams, 1st Assistant; A. A. Boyce,
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ORANGE DIRECTORY.
2d Assistant and Secretary and Treasurer; C. A. Peckham, 3d Assistant. STEAMER NO. 1. -
Foreman, A. J. Haigis; 1st Assistant, C. II. Morgan; 2d Assistant, M. A. Hartshorn; Steward, Fred Anderson; Clerk, E. A. Rand.
STEAMER NO. 2.
Foreman, William II. Lamb; 1st Assistant, A. II. Nye; 2d Assistant, M. HI. Hartney; Engineer, C. L. Forbes; Steward, II. C. Andrews; Clerk, A. L. Cooley.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Rufus D. Chase, Charles A. Babbitt.
JUSTICES OF TIIE PEACE.
C. A. Babbitt, R. D. Chase, Davis Goddard, Rufus Livermore, E. C. Fowler, Edwin Stone, J. II. Waite, G. A. Whipple, Philbrook Worrick.
PUBLIC SCIIOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE FOR 1887.
Rev. George D. Reid, Chairman ; term expires 1889.
T. W. Bridge, Secretary ; term expires 1890.
Charles A. Peckham; term expires 1888.
TEACHIERS. High School-South Main Street.
Fred L. Sawyer, Principal; Mrs. Carrie C. Bates, Assistant.
Grammar School-Minnie L. Gould.
Second Intermediate-Mary E. Howe.
First Intermediate-Hattie A. Fisk.
North Second Primary-Mary J. Clark.
North Primary-Jessie M. Ranney. East Second Primary-Anna M. Reed. East Primary-Annie C. Rogan. South Primary-Mary L. Metcalf. District No. 2-Jennie B. Munsell. 3-Maggie I. Barnes,
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ORANGE DIRECTORY.
District No. 4-Ida A. Titus.
5-Carrie M. Davis.
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6-Luella A. Moore.
66 7-Minnie E. Bemis.
66 8-Lura HI. Upton, (West Orange.)
9-Glennie F. Finney.
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11-Julia C. Richmond.
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66 12-Ella E. Vorce. 13-Maria M. Cobb.
Overflow school in Engine Hall, N. Gertrude Boyce.
PUBLIC LIBRARY .- IN TOWN HOUSE. Opened Dec. 14, 1859.
Librarian, Mrs. Dan Adams; Assistant, Miss Cowles.
Branch at North Orange, Librarian, Philbrook Worrick.
Library Committee, Dr. J. H. Goddard, A. J. Fisher, Philbrook Worrick, George P. Sherwin, C. A. Peckham, Amos E. Emery, T. W. Bridge.
Library open every Saturday from 2 till & P. M.
SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.
CRESCENT CHAPTER, R. A. M. Instituted Nov. 26, 1884.
Warren M. King, M. E. H. P .; George E. Bates, E. K .; Henry A. Powers, E. S. ; John W. Wheeler, Treasurer; Israel Newton, Secretary; Franklin L. Waters, Chap. ; Walter M. Wright, C. of H .; Joseph B. Farley, P. S .; Arthur F. P. Conant, A. A. C .; Lafayette Nims, M. 3d V .; George A. Drake, M. 2d V .; Edward L. Barton, M. Ist V .; Lyman A. Chamberlin, S. S .; Josephi Spencer, J. S. ; Chas. S. Stetson, Sent.
Regular Convocations second Thursday of each month, at Masonic Hall, Washburn's block.
Hour of meeting 7,30 o'clock p. M.
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ORANGE DIRECTORY.
Annual meeting second Thursday of November. .
ORANGE LODGE, F. & A. M.
James E. Kelton, W. M .; Frank A. Marihew, S. W .; Warren M. King, J. W .; Arthur F. P. Conant, Treasurer; George A. Drake, Secretary ; Rev. Israel P. Quimby, Chap. ; Edward C. Fowler, Mar. ; Joseph G. Stoddard, S. D .; Edward L. Barton, J. D .; Leonard G. Hause, S. S .; Frank E. Parker, J. S .; Nelson M. Willey, I. S .; Augns- tus J. Fisher, Organist ; Albert E. Robbins, Tyler; J. H. Waite, W. M. Wright, F. L. Waters, Trustees of Charity Fund; A. HI. Davis, G. P. Field, W. H. Foster, Auditing Committee.
Regular meetings, Monday on or before full moon, at Masonic Hall, Washburn's block. Hour of meeting, 7.30 P. M. Annual election, Nov. 28.
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ODD FELLOWS.
FALL HILL ENCAMPMENT, No. 59, I. O. O. F.
Instituted March 10, 1886.
Thomas E. Thurston, C. P .; Joseph B. Farley, HI. P .; David P. Read, S. W .; Amos II. Robbins, Scribe; Warren M. King, Treas .; William L. Lathrop, J. W .; Ashley L. Cooley, Guide; Geo. D. Davis, O. S .; Charles F. Clapp, I. S .; W. A. Snow, Ist W .; Benjamin F. Bryant, 2d W .; W. S. Moody, 3d W. ; Joseph King, 4th W .; William E. Osterhout, 1st G. T. ; John R. Bement, 2d G. T .; Cephas II. Morgan, Abram P. Elliott, Joseph B. Farley, Finance Committee.
Regular meetings, first and third Fridays of each month, at. 7.80 P. M., in Odd Fellows' Hall, Lamb's block.
SOCIAL LODGE, No. 182, I. O. O. F.
A. F. P. Conant, N. G .; J. R. Bement, V. G .; W. II. Lee, R. Sec. ; C. II. Morgan, Treas. ; A. P. Elliott, P. Sec. ; E. II. Harding, W .; W. M. Wright, Con .; II. A. Leavitt, O. G .; C. F. Clapp, I. G .; A. J. Atherton, R. S. N. G .; D. T. Bates, L. S. N. G .; Amos II. Robbins, R. S. V. G .; C. C. Goodwin, L. S. V. G .; Charles B. Marden, R. S. S .; G. D. Streeter, L. S. S .; L. Mason Clark, Chap. ; A. L. Cooley, S. P. G .; R. D. Chase, Rufus Livermore, E. T. Litch, Trustees,
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ORANGE DIRECTORY.
Regular meetings every Monday evening, at Odd Fellows' Ifall, Lamb's block, at 7.30 o'clock.
GRAND ARMY. GEN. SEDGWICK POST, No. 17, G. A. R.
Commander, G. D. Streeter; S. V. C., L. Harris; J. V. C., I. New- ton; Adjutant, G. A. Drake; Quartermaster, W. II. Foster; Surgeon, C. D. Hendrickson ; Chaplain, S. L. Underwood; O. D., R. M. Combs; O. G., C. A. Pettee; Q. M. S., H. W. Kidder; S. M., C. S. Stetson.
Regular meetings every other Friday evening, at Grand Army Hall, Waite's block.
GEN. SHERIDAN CAMP, No. 53, SONS OF VETERANS.
Captain, E. A. Rand; 1st Lient., E. S. Gilmore; 2d Lieut., A. A. Upton ; Chaplain, A. S. Merrill; Orderly Sergeant, A. E. Stevens; Q. S., W. E. Sherwin; Color Sergeant, C. II. Holmes; Sergeant of the Guard, E. W. Doane; Corporal of the Guard, R. L. Upton; Camp Guard, G. W. Wikel; Picket Guard, G. A. Sawyer.
CLARA BARTON POST, No. 2, M. OF R.
Commandress, Mrs. J. Gilmore; Vice Commandress, Mrs. E. H. Fenno; Treas., Mrs. Dan Adams; Secretary, Mrs. J. W. Rugg; Chap- lain, Mrs. W. II. Foster; Conductress, Mrs. O. Oliver; Guard, Mrs. J. F. Hartson.
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FRANKLIN LODGE, No. 516, KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Dictator, W. D. Thayer; Vice Dictator, Edward F. Geckler; A. D., J. D. Sleeper; Chaplain, O. G. Hutchins; Reporter, George Best; Fj- nancial Reporter, G. S. Brooks; Treasurer, W. Wendell; Guide, F. G. Morse ; Guardian, Job Gray; Sentinel, C. E. Hobbs; S. P. D., T. E. Thurston; Trustees, S. B. French, C. E. Mack, J. W. Wheeler.
The Lodge meets at Grand Army Hall, on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month. Officers elected the fourth Thursday in December.
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ORANGE DIRECTORY.
MILLERS RIVER LODGE, No. 365 K. & L. of H.
P. P., Mrs. M. L. Bacon; P., Mrs. E. D. Durkee; V. P., Mrs. C. D. Hendrickson; Sec., George A. Drake; Fin. Sec., J. W. Dudley; Chap., Mrs. W. C. Doane; Guide, Mrs. G. A. Drake; Guard, E. B. Miles; Sent., George H. Bacon.
The Lodge meets at G. A. R. HIall, on the second and fourth Tues- days of each month. Officers elected on the fourth Tuesday in December.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, ORANGE COUNCIL, No. 1044.
Com., Martin W. Mayo; V. C., James Delaney; O., Mrs. Emma Combs; Coll., Wm. A. Bliss; Treas., Amos Merriam; Chap., Joel S. Stevens; Sec., George E. Dexter; Guide, Mrs. Celia Potter; Warden, Mrs. Milton Jilson; Sentry, Charles Cook; Past Com., Hiram Fuller.
Regular meetings held in G. A. R. HIall the first and third Wednes- days of each month. Officers elected first Wednesday in January.
RISING SUN TEMPLE OF HONOR.
W. C. T., Charles F. Howard; W. V. T., John Dunbar; W. R., A. E. Stevens; A. R., G. H. Smith; F. R., T. W. Bridge; W. Treas., M. M. Roche; W. Chap., L. L. Perry ; W. U., M. Monahan; D. U., E. B. Thayer; W. G., P. Gallagher; W. S., S. G. Willey.
Regular meetings held at Davis Hall on every Wednesday evening of each month. Officers elected semi-annually, in May and November.
ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORK MEN.
Instituted Oct. 27, 1886.
P. M. W., Arthur Sherwin; M. W., Oscar Fuller; Foreman, Fred Carruth; Overseer, Frank Hause; Recorder, Lockhart Tenuey; Finan- cial Recorder, Charles G. Howe; Receiver, F. R. Bolton; Guide, Chas. Stetson; I. G., John Birch; O. G., Allan G. Clapp.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of every month at G. A. R .. Ilall, Waite's block, at 8 P. M.
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IRON HIALL.
Instituted April 5, 1887.
P. C. J., Charles F. Dow ; C. J., Wm. C. Doane; V. C. J., L. W. Boutelle; Acct., A. A. Upton; Prelate, Charles P. Shaw ; Adjuster, T. II. Hare; Cashier, L. P. Lamb; Herald, R. W. Rand; Watchman, I. L. Upton; Vedette, Joseph Blicq.
Meets in G. A. R. Hall every second and fourth Thursday of each month.
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ORANGE LIGIIT INFANTRY, CO. E., SECOND REGIMENT, M. V. M. ARMORY AT TOWN HALL.
Captain, Thomas E. Leavitt; 1st Lieut., W. H. Connor; 2 Lieut., Phillip I. Barber; 1st Sergeant, Sunner S. Giles; 2d Sergeant, Charles L. Bliss; 3d Sergeant, Clarence L. Forbes; 4th Sergeant, Fred E. Gowing; 5th Sergeant, Andrew S. Bradbury; Corporals, Win. S. Verney, Frank Pierson, James Sisk, Frank P. Hlosmer; Clerk, Andrew S. Bradbury.
ORANGE WHEEL CLUB.
President, Homer 'S. Bacon; Secretary and Treasurer, George E. Dike; Captain, W. E. Osterhout ; Lient., C. H. Underwood.
KATEWAUCHENANG SOCIAL CIRCLE.
Organized Dec. 6, 1886.
M. F. Robbins, Past Master; George E. Smith, W. G. Master; Wm. J. Overing, W. Master; Charles Chamberlain, Scribe; Cora A. Parker, Treasurer; Mrs. George E. Smith, Precentor; Willis Parker, Orator ; Andrew J. Bradbury, 1st Guide; Miss Mary Stebbins, 2d Guide; Her- man D. Field, 1st Guard; George W. Harrington, 2d Guard; Maud E. Smith, 3d Guard; Ada Higgins, 4th Guard; George Connell, Sentry.
Meets in the Baptist vestry every Monday evening, at 7.30 o'clock.
SWEDISH ORDER OF TEMPLARS, NYA HEMMET, No. 15. Gustaf Anderson, Chief Templar; Miss Hilda Nilson, Vice Templar:
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Emma Pehnson, Chap. ; E. C. Charlton, Sec .; August Edman, F. Sec .; Mrs. Mina Jolmson, Treas .; Swan Eliason, Marshal; L. Stemnan, Guard.
Meets Saturday evening's at 59 South Main Street.
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
President, Mrs. E. D. Knights; Vice Presidents, Mrs. George D. Reid, Mrs. E. C. Charlton, Mrs. I. P. Quimby; Secretary, Mrs. Walter M. Wright.
Meets every two weeks on Friday afternoon at Davis Hall.
LOYAL LEGION.
President, Mrs. H. W. Foster; Secretary, Fannie Morse.
Meets every two weeks, on alternate Fridays with the W. C. T. U., at the Congregational vestry.
MUTUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.
President, John Dunbar; Vice President, Nathaniel Bangs; Secre- tary, R. W. Rand; Financial Secretary, HI. H. Goss; Treas., M. M. Roche.
CHURCHES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
TOWN HALL.
Pastor, Rev. E. C. Charlton; Treas., A. W. Chase; Stewards, Erastus Ash, S. L. Underwood, R. White, W. B. Turner, W. B. Mor- rill, N. P. Ilale, HI. S. Ward, A. W. Chase, Chas. B. Overing, David Smith, Wm. Jeffries; Trustees, W. B. Morrill, Erastus Ash, Wm. B. Turner, A. W. Chase, Samuel L. Underwood, HI. S. Ward, R. White.
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