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Meets the first and third Thursday evenings in each month at Temperance Hall, 70 Purchase street.
A. L. OF H. NEW BEDFORD COUNCIL, NO. 816.
ORGANIZED DEC. 30, 1881.
Patrick Cunningham, C .; Charles M. Miller, V. C .; Mrs. Charles M. Miller, Sec. ; Charles C. Jenney, Coll. ; Alfred G. Wilbor, Treas .; Mrs. George W. Maker, Orator; Daniel Cameron, Guide; Mrs. Daniel Cam- eron, Chap. ; Mrs. Edward C. Mosher, Warden; Thomas N. Thatcher, Sentry; Edward C. Mosher, P. C.
Meets second and fourth Wednesday of each month, at Temperance Hall, 69 Purchase street.
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ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Robert Duffy, Chief Ranger; Thomas Boot, Sub Chief Ranger; Thomas Billingham. Senior Woodward ; Samuel Whitehead, Junior Woodward; John Billington, Senior Bedale; John C. Records, Treas .; William Robinson, Secretary.
Meets at China Hall, 39 Purchase street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.
CENTRAL LODGE, NO. 101. INSTITUTED APRIL, 1889.
Charles H. Holden, P. M. W .; Joshua G. Doane, M. W. ; J. Cowing, Foreman; Charles E. Pierce, Overseer; William R. Sherman, Recorder; James N. Parker, Finan- cier ; Charles H. Morton, Receiver; Frank W. Francis, Guide ; Benjamin S. Sturtevant, Inside Watchman; Wm. C. Murray, Outside Watchman; Henry V. Sanders, Trus- tee (three years) .; James Mitchell, Rep. to Grand Lodge, P. M. W. ; Charles H. Holden, Alternate, P. M. W.
Meets the first and third Thursday evenings of each month at Knights of Pythias Hall, 34 Purchase street.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE OR- DER OF ELKS.
NEW BEDFORD LODGE, NO. 73. INSTITUED NOV. 22, 1887.
Isaac H. Sherman, E. R. ; George D. Richards, E. L. K .; Cornelius O'Connor, E. L. K .; George W. Par- sons, E. L. K. ; W. R. Sherman, Sec. ; Joseph H. Bur- gess, Treas. ; James Ferguson, Esquire.
Meets at Elks Hall, Union, corner Purchase street, ev- ery Sunday night.
BRITISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. LOCAL BRANCH, NO. 5. INSTITUTED SEP. 18, 1887.
William Neroton, Pres .; Frederick W. Treen, Vice- Pres. ; John Clegg, Rec. Sec. and Treas .; Samuel Smith, Fin. Sec. ; Charles, Mills, Sentinel.
Meets the second and fourth Saturday evenings in each month at China Hall, 39 Purchase street.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. WILLIAM LOGAN RODMAN POST, NO. 1.
ORGANIZED OCT. 6, 1886.
George P. Gifford. Com. ; Charles T. Burgess, S. V.C .; Charles W. Ripley, J. V. C .; S. C. Chamberlain, Adj .; Andrew J. Smith, Q. M .; Holder R. Tripp, Surgeon; Henry B. James, Chap .; Joseph Donaghy, O. of D .; George H. Carpenter, O. of G. ; Roland W. Snow, S.M .; William Hawes, Q. M. S.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Grand Army Hall, 39 Purchase street.
James L. Wilber, Thomas W. Cook, E. T. Chapman, C. W. Ripley, Leopold Bartel, Andrew J. Smith, Dele- gates to Department Convention; Thomas W. Comstock, J. F. Tripp, R. W: Snow, George A. Taylor, Charles T. Burgess, Spencer C. Chamberlain, Alternates.
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS, NO. 53. INSTITUTED SEPT. 11, 1885.
Eliza M. Bliss, Pres .; Jennie L. Topham, Senior Vice Pres. ; Nannie L. Young, Junior Vice Pres .; Mary N. Hathaway, Sec .; Ella L. Flanders, Treas .; Emily B. Butman, Chap .; Lizzie W. Flanders, Conductor : Kate L. Palmer, Guard; Mary M. Allen, Asst. Conductor; Ruthie J. Doane, Asst. Guard; Mrs. Minnie F. Taber, Mrs. Nannie L. Young, Delegates to Department Conven- tion; Mrs. E. M. Bliss, Mrs. Lizzie C. Snow, Alternates.
Meets every Thursday evening in G. A. R. Hall, Pur- chase street.
R. A. PIERCE, POST, NO. 190. ORGANIZED MAY 28, 1888.
Dr. W. J. Nickerson, P. C .; F. P. Mosher, S. V. C .; T. R. Rodman, J. V. C .; F. A. Washburn, Q. M .; S. E. Bentley, Surgeon; Rev. James Mitchell, Chap. ; T. J. Gifford, O. of D .; B. H. Hillman, O. of G .; J. N. Par- ker, Adj .; W. H. H. Jennings, S. M .; William G. Davis, Q. M. S.
Meets every Monday evening in Knights of Honor Hall, Masonic Building, Union street.
LADIES' INDEPENDENT ASSOCIATION.
Auxilliary to R. A. Pierce, Post 190, G. A. R.
Mre. R. H. Willis. Pres .; Mrs. S. P. Sawyer, First Vice Pres. ; Mrs. E. C. Gardiner, Second Vice Pres. ; Mrs. W. J. Nickerson, Sec. ; Mrs. F. B. Nesbett, Treas. ; Mrs. A. K. Dennison, Chaplain.
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LADIES OF THE G. A. R. SYLVIA H. DELANO CIRCLE, NO. 1. INSTITUTED JAN. 1, 1890.
Mrs. Alice M. Mosher, Pres. ; Mrs. H. Josephine Gil- lette, Sr. Vice Pres .; Mrs. Olive A. Jenney. Jr. Vice Pres .; Mrs. Lillie F. Jenkins, Sec, ; Mrs. Lizzie Laselle, Treas .; Mrs. Dorcas Randall, Chaplain; Miss Myra Soule, Conductress; Mrs. Emily Cornish, Guard; Mrs. Georgianna Hillman, Mrs. Mary E. Allen and Mrs. Thankful Lawton, Counsel of Administration.
Meets first and third Wednesday evenings of each month at Knights of Honor Hall, 201 Union street.
R. G. SHAW, POST, NO. 146. (Colored.) ORGANIZED APRIL 20, 1882.
George T. Fisher, C .; Zach Colwell, S. V. C .; Lindsey Furber, J. V. C. ; Charles H. Harrison, Adjt. ; Joseph Wilson, Q. M. ; George H. Williams, Surgeon; Rev. Wm. Jackson, Chap. ; Wm. H. Johnson, O. D .; Harrison Lee O. G. ; James Fairweather, S. M. ; Jos. Mindo, Q. M.S
Meets third Friday evening in each month, at Neptune Hall, Market, cor. Fifth street.
SONS OF VETERANS.
JOHN A. HAWES, CAMP 35, DIVISION OF MASS.
Abram L. Allen, Captain; Edward E. Little, First Lieut. ; John H. Hope, Second Lieut. ; William E. Brooks. Chaplain ; William E. James, First Sergeant; Henry L. Donaghy, Quartermaster Sergeant ; William O. Hampson, Chief Musician; George E. Hatch, Corporal Guard; Lloyd F. Battle, Camp Guard; William F. Butts, Picket Guard; George H. Snow, Samuel C. Kenny and George T. Duckworth, Camp Council.
Meets every Tuesday evening at G. A. R. Hall, Pur- chase street, at 8 p. m.
UNION VETERAN LEGION.
ENCAMPMENT NO. 10.
Jolın W. Footman, Colonel Commander; F. P. Wash- burn, Lieut. Colonel; Garrett Geils, Major; William H. Dunham, Officer of the Day ; George H. Clough, Adjutant ; C. A. Crooker, Chaplain ; Nathan D. Briggs, Surgeon ; Henry S. Hines, Officer of the Guard; D. B. Coleman, Sergeant Major ; Albert Braley, Quartermaster Sergeant.
Meets the Second and fourth Monday evening of each month in G. A. R. Hall.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN. SIPPICAN TRIBE, NO· 77.
ORGANIZED JUNE 28, 1888.
Hugh McHugh, Sachem ; John O'Neil, Sr. Sagamore; A. R. Brightman, Jr. Sagamore ; J. H. Burgess, Chief of Records ; J. H. P. Kelley. Asst. Chief of Records; Wm. R. Sherman, Keeper of Wampum; Isaac H. Sherman, Prophet ; Lloyd N. Ellis, First Sannap; William W. Allen, Second Sannap: William H. Crowther, First Warrior ; Thomas E. Crowther, Second Warrior; James L. Ryan, Third Warrior; Leland H. Berry. Fourth Warrior ; George H. Lowrie, First Brave; William H. Rounseville, Second Brave; Charles C. Tilton, Third Brave; John L. Dean, Fourth Brave ; Walter H. Darling, Guardian of the Wigwam; Thomas H. Soule, Guardian of the Forest ; Joseph H. Burgess, Trustee for three years.
Meets every Tuesday evening in Wing building, Pur- chase street.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN.
POTOMSKA STAMM, NO. 182. X
Joseph Rudolf Zankl, O. C; Joseph Keil, U. C; John Goeke, B. C .; Michael Frank, Pr .; William Quesko, Sec. ; Martin P. Fichtenmayer, Treas .; Frederick Ebel, K. ; Ferdinand Bliem, W. W. ; Karl Neumann, G. W.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 23 No. Second street.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR. STERLING LODGE, NO. 1222. INSTITUTED APRIL 28, 1887.
Miss Lillian Jenkins, Protector ; Mrs. Sarah A. Wood, Vice Protector ; James E. Allen, Sec. ; William R. Sher- man, Fin. Sec. ; Gilbert K. Brownell, Treas; Mrs. Wm. O. Cross, Guide ; Miss Mary E. Burbank, Chaplain ; Miss Sadie Wood, Guardian ; Alonzo Keach, Sentinel ; Charles H. Malmedie, C. A. B. Peterson, Charles F. Cornell, Trustees.
Meets in Temperance Hall, 69 Purchase street, second and fourth Thursdays.
KNIGHS OF HONOR. NEW BEDFORD LODGE, NO. 667. ORGANIZED JUNE 15, 1887.
H. P. Crowell, Dictator ; S. N. Fairbrother, Vice Dic- tator; George A. Howe, A. Dictator; W. W. Brownlee, Past Dictator ; R. W. Taber, Reporter; George E. Luce,
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Financial Reporter ; O. H. Lapham, Treas. ; W. A. Skiff, Guide ; B. F. Luther, Chaplain ; W. W. Pease, Guardian ; T. J. Peed, Sentinel; A. F. Childs, A. E. Russell, G. H. V. D. Cleveland, Trustees; G. H. V. D. Cleveland, Rep- resentative to Grand Lodge; George E. Luce, Alternate.
Meets every Thursday evening, in Knights of Honor Hall, Masonic building, Union street.
PROTECTION LODGE, NO. 3144.
INSTITUTED FEB. 17, 1885.
James D. Allen, P. D .; John Marble, D .; Henry Etchels, V. D. ; Isaac W. Greonup, A. D .; Daniel W. Corey, R .; Lewis E, Milliken, F. R. ; Nelson Wood, T .; H. Whitehead, C. ; George T. Allen, Ge. ; Hurlbert E. Thomas, Gn. ; Nelson F. Stone, S .; Stephen A. Brow- nell, George F. Howard, Charles S. Paisler Trustees.
Meets second and fourth Mondays, at Temperance Hall, Purchase street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. UNION LODGE. NO. 7. INSTITUTED JAN. 20, 1886.
I. S. Bushnell, Chancellor Commander, Charles H. Mal- medie, V. Chancellor ; P. H. Massie, Prelate; William R. Sherman, Keeper of Records and Seal ; C. J. R. Car- son, M. of Finance ; Charles W. Knight, M. of Exchequer ; Alexander A. Stewart, M. at Arms ; William K. Wagner, Representative to Grand Lodge (for 2 years) A. C. Spoo- ner, Past Chancellor; G. K. Brownell, Inner Guard ; J. H. P. Kelley, Outer Guard.
Meets every Wednesday evening at 34 Purchase street.
UNIFORM RANK, K. OF P. Carson Division.
Henry A. Gray, S. K. C. ; Marshall S. Greene, S. K. L. C. ; Joseph C. Omey, S. K. H. ; William R. Sherman, S. K. R. ; Jahn B. Habicht, S. K. T.
NEW ENGLAND ORDER OF PROTEC- TION.
BAY STATE LODGE, NO .59.
INSTITUTED DEC. 18, 1888.
Henry L. King, W .; Frederick F. Ellis, V. W. ; B. Frank Penney, Sec. ; Joseph N. Gage, Fin. Sec. ; Mrs. Etta F. Martin, Treas. ; Mrs. Henry L. Kiog, Chaplin ;
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William E. Tourtellot, Guide ; Prince A. Rogers, Guard- ian ; Aruna Crowell, Sentinel ; E. C. Gardiner, for 3 years, Joseph A. Taber, two years, Trutsees ; S. P. Winegar, Rep. to Grand Lodge.
Meetings will be held on the first and third Fridays in each month, at Knights of Honor Hall.
ORDER OF AEGIS.
SIGNET LODGE. NO. 45.
ORGANIZED OCT. 21 1889.
Dr. Edward J. Weeks, Past P. ; William J. Cowing, P. Benjamin S. Sturtevant, V. P. ; Frank M. Bisbee, Sec. ; Gilbert K. Brownell, Treas. ; Isaac D. Earle, Chap. ; Charles W. Jones, M. ; Philip H. Cook, Guard ; Charles E. Snell, S. ; George L. Bauldry, Frank R. Pease, An- tonio A. Sylvia. Trustees; Past Presidents, J. France Birbink, and Dr. Edward J. Weeks, and Frank M. Bis- bee, Soc. ; Rep. to District Convention-William O'Herne, Ja nes H. Turner and Stephen D. Pierce, Alternates.
Meets the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month at Knights of Phythias Hall, 34 Purchase street.
ORDER OF THE IRON HALL.
LOCAL BRANCH NO. 195.
E. F. Penney, C. J .; J. A. Flynn, V. J .; C. W. Knight, Acct. ; S. H. Briggs, Cash. ; Charles Bliss, Ad- juster ; George D. Bisbee, Prelate ; William E. Gleason, Herald; Calvin Burding, Watchman; Dr. J. C. Pothier, Med. Examiner; William R. Best, Verdette ; S. T. Viall, William R. Best, P. Cunningham. Trustees.
Meets fourth Thursday in each month at China Hall, Purchase street.
SISTERHOOD BRANCH NO. 1102.
ORGANIZED JULY 25, 1889.
Abbie M. Page, Chief Justice; Emily M. Gifford, C. Justice ; Ardra A. Taylor, Acct. ; Emma D. Penney. Cash- ier; Susan M. Eldriage, Adjuster, Naomi C. Gifford, Herald; Caroline M. Packard, Verdette ; Sarah E. Reed, Prelate ; Caroline Vogel, Watchman ; Dr. M. H. Leorard, Med. Examiner; Mary A. Bowen, Ellen M. Vincent, Ev- eline Baker, Trusteee.
Meets the first and third Wednesday evenings of each month at China Hall, 39 Purchase street.
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ORDER OF UNITED FRIENDS. WASHINGTON COUNCIL, NO. 121
William R. Rest, C.C. ; Thomas Breakell, V. C. ; Mrs., Charlotte A. Maker, P. C. C. ; Hannah Ogden, P. ; Amos. P. Webber, Treas. ; John K. Smith, R. ; G. W. Maker, G. ; James Armitage, S. ; Amos, P. Webber, Med. Exam- iner.
ORDER OF UNITY. FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 21. ORGANIZED DEC. 19, 1889.
W. W. Brownlee, Past Pres. ; A. F. Childs, Pres. ; An- gustus C. Tripp, Vice Pres. ; J. W. Briggs, Sec .; Harry Gatle Treas. ; Addison E. Russell, Chap. ; E. H. Sears, Marshall ; James Armitage, Guard ; H. S. Lovell, Sen- tinel ; W. G. Potter, Med. Examiner; O. H. Lapham, Moses W. Snailham, W. G. Potter, M. D. Trustees.
Meets the first and third Monday evenings of each month, at Temperance Hall, 69 Purchase street.
ROYAL ARCANUM. · OMEGA COUNCIL, NO. 683.
J. H. Barrows, R. ; F. R. Pease, V. R. ; G. E. Turner, O. ; Willlam Sanders, P. R. ; L. T, Shurtleff, Sec. ; F. C. Barrows. T .; F. W. Davis, Coll. ; F. S. Read, C .; W. E. Taber, G. ; H. W. Brightman W,. ; J. C. Potter, S.
Meets in Knights of Honor Hall, Union street, first and third Tuesday evenings of each month, at 7. 30 P. M.
ROYAL ORDER OF STAGS.
Joseph Dawson, G. R. B. ; George H. Snow, V. G. R. B. ; Dennis Salmon, G. R. F. S. ; William Salmon, G. R. T. ; John Riley, G. R. R. S .; John Watson, G. R. M. ; Mark Watson, G. R, G. ; Nichols Whalon, G. R. S. at A.
Meets every month, at Watson's Hall, Clark street, next Purchase.
ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOWS. PRUDENTIAL ASSEMBLY, NO. 118.
Henry L. King Ruler ; William C. Kirchbaum, Instruc- tor; Lewis E. Miliken, Past Ruler ; Samuel T. Eldredge, Prelate; Albert P. White, Director ; Herbert F. Hubbard. Sec. ; Waldo A. Sutherland, Fin. Sec; Henry L. Pitman, Treas, ; Charles W. Spooner, Guard; John W. Tripp, Sentry ; David A. Cory, Organist.
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Meets in Knights of Honor Hall, Union street, secon and fourth Wednesdays of each month.
GOOD WILL ASSEMBLY, NO. 216. ORGANIZED MARCH 28, 1889.
William T. Caswell. ' R. ; Wallace L. Braley. Inst .; Charles C. Johnson, C. ; William A. Baker, P. R .; Ed. F. Hammond, Sec. ; Henry Todd, Jr., Fin. Sec; Calvin T. Bosworth, Treas. ; William C. Coon, Prelete; Gustaf Oglson, S .; James C. Platt, Charles F. Dillingham, Wm H. Wright, Trustees; William A. Baker, Representative to Grand Assembly.
Meets the second and fourth Thursday evenings of each month, at Knights of Pythias Hall, 34 Purchase st.
SONS OF ST GEORGE.
GORDON LODGE NO. 172.
INSTITUTED APRIL 2, 1885.
William Higginson, Pres .; Joseph Smith, V. Pres ; Albert Sutcliffe, Sec; John Cocking, Asst. Sec. ; John Quinham, Treas. ; William Greenwood, Messenger.
Meets the first and third Saturday evenings in each month at Temperance Hall, 69 Purchase street.
UNITED BROTHERHOOD OF CARPEN- TERS AND JOINERS.
LEVEL UNION, NO. 409.
Edward M. Tripp, Pres .; John C. Soper, V. Pres .; H. M. Hammond, Rec. Sec .; David French, Fin. Sec. ; William Wood, Treas. ; James Quirk, Con ; Bert Vance, W .; George S. Tripp, Preceptor.
UNITED ENDOWMENT ASSOCIATES.
PIONEER LODGE, NO. 16.
C. A. Maker, Past Com. ; A. E. Pierce, Com; J. N. Parker, V. Com .; A. M. Carpenter, Asst. Com. ; T. N. Thacher, Sec. ; Fin. Sec. ; A. C. Howland, Treas. ; H. F. Hiller, G .; George P. Allen, Guardian; F. J. Hastings, Sentinel.
Meets first and third Fridays of each month in Knights of Honor Hall, 201 Union street.
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U. O. OF P. F. BRISTOL COLONY, NO. 29.
A. K. Dennison, Gov. ; James Gilbert, Lieut. Gov .; Ellen R. Dennison, Sec. ; Isaac T. Sanford, Treas. ; Jireh W. Clifton, Coll. ; John K. Young, Chap. ; Mrs. Alonzo E. Covil, Sergeant at Arms; Robert Clark, Dep. Ser- geant-at-Arms; Calvin Burding, Sen. at the I. G .; S. C. Hart, Sen. at the O. G. ; James F. Kilburn, ex-Governor.
Mcets the first and third Tuesday in each month in China Hall, 39 Purchase street.
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POTOMSKA STAMM, NO. 182. ORGANIZED MARCH, 1872.
John Schmid, Pr. ; Eritz Ebel, O. Ch. ; M. Frank, U. Ch .; J. R. Zankel, B. Ch. ; Edward Goddune, V .; M. P. Fitchenmayer, V. ; L. Mainell, Kr. ; Fr. Schiebel, W. W. ; William Cluesko, G. W. ; Carl Janell, Rep. to U. S. Grand Lodge ; Carl Janell, Fr. L. Schaefer, J. B. Ha- bicht, Trustees.
Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 p. m., 23 North Second street.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
ACUSHNET DIVISION, NO. 87, S. OF T.
James D. T. Kent, W. P .; Josiah G. Childs, W. A .; George S. Bowen, R. S .; Mrs. Charles F. Edwards, A. R. S. ; Charles D. Tuell, F. S. ; Mrs. Josiah G. Childs, Chap. ; Mrs. Elisha Rathbun, C .; Mrs. George L. Dur- fee, A. C.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Temperance Hall, 69 Purchase street.
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
William W. Lewis, Pres. ; George Cunningham, Thos. Sweet, George Tourgee, Arthur Kelley, V. Prests. ; Ollie Sennev, Sec. ; Susan Eldridge, Asst. Sec. ; Charles Men- dall, Chaplnin.
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE UNION. 58 Fourth Street.
Josiah G. Childs, Pres. ; Samuel Gardner, Ist V. Pres ; Henry Sharples, 2d V. Pres. ; George Hatch, 3d V. Pres ; Hattie B. Childs, Sec. ; Thomas Butts, Chap. ; William Gifford, 2d Treas. ; Sarah Robbins, Organist.
Services every Sunday, at 5 p. m., and every Monday, at 7.30 p. m.
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LIBERTY LODGE, NO. 48, GOOD TEMPLARS.
Abby G. Rathburn, C. T .; Fanny T. Desco, V. T .; Helena Simmons, S. of J. T .; George S. Bowen, Sec .; Elizabeth F. Eldridge, A. Sec. ; Anna W. Edwards, F. S .; Augustus Smith, T .; Alonzo W. Keach, Chap .; Sa- rah C. Gifford, M. ; May J. Baker, D. M. ; Pricilla Gifford, G. ; D. M. Negus, Sen .; George S. Bowen, Lodge Dep- uty.
Meets in hall, 69 Purchase street, cor. Mechanics lane, every Monday night.
ORIENT LODGE, NO. 173, GOOD TEMPLARS.
James D. Butts, C. T. ; Louisa H. Snow, V. T .; Eliza M. Bliss, Sec. ; Minnie F. Taber, Asst. Sec. ; Harry F. Snow, Fin. Sec .; Seth G. Bowman, Treas .; Fred K. Cosgrove, Chap. ; John A. West, M .; M. Lizzie Thomp- son, Dep. M .; Clara Pease, G .; Otis N. Pease, Sen .; Hattie B. Childs, Supt. of Juvenile Temple; Josiah G. Childs, P. C. T.
PILGRIM COUNCIL NO. 7.
James D. T. Kent. C .; S. T. Viall, J .; F. H. Greene, S. ; C. W. Knight, R. and T.
Meets first and third Friday in each month, at 69 Pur- chase street.
PILGRIM TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. 33.
Charles H. Babcock, W. C. T .; Herbert J. Smead, W. V. T .; K. Mckenzie, W. R .; J. H. Smead, W. A. R. ; James D. T. Kent, W. Tr. ; Charles W. Knight, W. F. R .; Isaac Barnes, W. C .; William Jones, W. N .; Thomas Stevens. W. D. U .; S. T. Viall, W. G. ; F. H. Greene, W. S.
Meets first and third Friday evening at 69 Purchase street.
ST. LAWRENCE CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
ORGANIZED JAN. 5, 1865.
Robert Gillespie, Pres .; Frank Ward, Vice Pres .; John Flood, Rec. Sec. ; James H. Foley, Cor. Sec. ; Neil Gallagher, Treas.
Meets every Sunday evening at 7.30 p. m., at Neptune Hall, Market street, corner Pleasant.
SALVATION TEMPERANCE UNION.
John Benton, Pres. ; George Lewis, 1st Vice Pres. ; William Atwood, 2nd Vice Pres .; Albert E. Vaughan, Chap. ; Mrs. Albert E. Vaughan, Sec. ; Mrs. Julia Pease, Treas.
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W. C. T. U.
Mrs. Elizabeth W. Stanton, Pres. ; Mrs. A. P. Palmer, Mrs. Angeline Ricketson, Mrs. Susan V. Spare, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. L. A. Chubbuck, M. D., Mrs. Mary Brown, Vice Prests .; Mrs. Julia F. Weeks, Sec. ; Mrs. Mary Tripp, Asst. Sec. ; Mrs. Francis Stimpson, Treas.
Y. W. C. T. U.
Miss S. Flora Spare, Pres. ; Miss Clara S. Tompkins, Mrs. William H. Townsend, Mrs. Mary Tinkham, Mrs. W. E. Lougee, Miss Flora Drake, Vice Prests. ; Miss Annabelle Chubbuck, Sec. ; Mrs. Ansel S. Hitch, Treas.
YOUNG MEN'S P. T. AND B. SOCIETY. ORGANIZED SEPT. 17th 1888.
William Croft, Pres. ; George Marvel, Vice Pres .; Henry Putz, Rec. Sec. ; James William Harrison, Treas. ; Henry Wilkinson, Fin. Sec. ; J. W. Dixon, Asst. Fin. Sec. ; Fred Whitehead, Cor. Sec. ; J. Champion, Chap .; F. King, Marshal; William Rushton, William Riley, Guards ; The president, treasurer, recording secretary, Frank King, Richard Dunse, J. T. Bee, Samuel Davis, Enos Mullins and Charles Owen, Directors.
Meets every Monday evening in each month at 68 Pur- chase, after May 1st, 1890, in Odd Fellows building, Pleasant street, cor. William.
YOUNG MEN'S T. A. & B. SOCIETY.
Rooms 137 Union street.
Cornelius J. Leary, Pres. ; Daniel Driscoll, Vice Pres. ; Thomas Riley, Rec. Sec. ; John Lynch, Cor. Sec. ; James Campbell, Fin. Sec. ; William H. O'Neil, Treas. Meets weekly.
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
NEW BEDEORD CITY GUARD.
Company E, First. Regiment, M. V. M. ORGANIZED 1852.
Richard H. Morgan, Capt. ; Arthur E. Perry, 1st. Lieut. ; Wm. N. Church, Jr., 2nd Lieut. ; Jere. M. Taber, Clerk; Abner P. Pope, Treas.
Meets every Monday evening, at Amory, 192 Union street.
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THE CITY GUARDS.
Honorary Members.
Edwin Dews, Pres. ; Isaac B. Tompkins, Jr., Sec. and Treas. ; E. C. Milliken, Wm. Sanders, F. S. Gifford, Ex. Com.
NEW BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL CADETS.
Organized in 1881 by the boys in the school, for the purpose of obtaining military instruction.
Everett C. Brennand, Captain ; Arthur L. Ashley, 1st Lieut. ; Benjamin A. Twiss, 2nd Lieut. ; Frederick Slocum, 1st Sergt. ;. Harry G. Mosher, 2nd Sergt. ; Geo. E. Noble, 3rd Sergt. ; Charles W. Milliken, 1st Corp. ; Charles F. Connor, 2nd Corp: Frederick C. Clark, 3rd Corp; Harry G. Macomber, 4th Corp ; William F. Dam- mon, Sec. ; Charles P. Emerson, Treas.
Meets every Friday afternoon, for Drill at the High School.
MILITARY BAND ORGANIZATIONS.
CO. E FIFE, DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS.
Albert P. Lahay, Pres. ; James E. Curry, Vice Pres. ; Herman L. Bliss Sec. ; John H. Mackay, Treas. ; George F. Curry, Leader ; William T. Mackay, Agent.
HILL'S BAND.
Frederick E. Allen, Pres ; Frank L. Blackwell, Vice Pres. ; Benjamin F. Chase, Sec; Prof. George Hill, Levler ; Henry A. Gray. Agent; William A. Dunbar, Treas ; Henry Putz, Janitor.
MUSICAL EXCHANGE BAND.
Daniel J. Sullivan, Leader ; E. T. Ryan, Pres. ; Chas. Allen, Vice Pres. ; W. E. Hathaway, Sec. ; John Sher- man, Treas. ; Clarence E. Holmes, Agent.
SOCIETIES.
ASSOCIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF AGED WOMEN OF NEW BEDFORD.
M:s. Oliver Prescott, Pres. ; Mrs. Charles W. Clifford, Vice Pres. ; Mrs. Henry T. Wood, Treas; Miss Louise S. Ca.n.nings, Sec. ; Mrs. William Philips, Mrs. Joseph
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R. Read, Mrs., James Almy, Mrs. Frederick S. Gifford, Miss Susan Snow, Mrs. Edward C. Jones, Mrs. William G. Wood, Mrs. Mrs. Horatio Hathaway, Mrs. William A. Dana, Miss Gertrude Baxter, Miss Mary T. Howland, Mrs. George Hussey, Miss Amelia H. Jones, Mrs. J. A. Beauvais, Miss Louise C. Howland, Miss Julia Rodman, Mrs. Henry Frothingham, Mrs. Clement D. Nye, Mrs. William W. Crapo, Mrs. William R. Wing, Miss M. K. Watkins, Mrs H. Taber, Mrs. P. C. Howland, Miss S.F. Allen, Mrs. John Hicks, Miss Elizabeth K. Taber, Mrs. Pierre Severance, Mrs. E. S. Taber, Managers ; Mrs. Mathew Howland, Hon. Member; Edward D. Mandell, ' Horatio Hathaway, William J. Rotch, J. A. Beauvais, C. W. Clifford, Advisers; William G. Wood, Auditor.
BAKERS BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION.
Harry A. Gifford, Pres. ; William L. Hathaway, Vice Pres .; S. H. Cleveland, Rec. Sec .; George R. Dehn, Fin. Sec. ; C. S. Calhoun, Treas.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Miss L. R. Hazzard, Pres. ; A. Q. Ryder, Vice Pres. ; Robert F. Phillips, Sec. ; Clifton C. Cornish, Treas.
BRISTOL SOUTH DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY.
ORGANIZED JUNE 26, 1839.
Dr. G. S. Eddy, Pres. ; Dr. A. J. Abbe, Sec., Treas. and Librarian ; Dr. Garry de N. Hongh, Dr. G. S. Eddy Dr. A. J. Abbe, Dr. Charles A. Gould. Dr. W. T. Lear- ned, Dr. F. M. Sherman. Dr. E. M. Whitney, Censors ; S. W. Hayes, J. B. Vermoyne, E. P. Abbe, S. W. Bowen J. H. Jackson, G. L. Ellis, W. H. Taylor, Councillors.
CITY FARM. At Clark's Point.
Peleg S. Macy, Supt. ; Mrs. P. S. Macy, Matron ; Rev. G. T. Flanders. Chaplain; Albert A. Chase, Hospital Steward and Nurse : Asa Allen, Cook; Daniel Shields, Baker ; John Miller, Farmer ; Mrs. Mary Burbank, Hos- pital Nurse.
GARDENERS AND FLORISTS CLUB.
William Keith, Pres. ; Robert H. Woodhouse, Vice Pres. ; George C. Bliss, Sec. ; Charles Riley, Asst. Sec .; Noah Gifford, Treas. ; Peter C. Keith, John Driscoll, A. B. Hathaway, Executive Com.
The above meets in Neptune Hall, every second Tues- day in the month.
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SOUTH BRISTOL FARMERS' CLUB.
Franklin Howland, Pres .; George C. Hatch, Daniel W. Deane, L. T. Davis, Vice Pres. ; George A. Potter, Sec. ; Charles S. Calhoun, Treas. ; J. T. Brownell, E. H. Gammons, John Wing, F. H. Pasell, William A. Ashley, William F. Chase, A. J. Potter, D. C. Potter, Alden T. Potter, George C. Hatch, George, A. Potter, William F. Chase, Auditors ; F. H. Pasell. S. S. White, Augustus S. Russell, Mrs. J. C. Mara, A. P. R. Gilmore, Membership Committee.
LADIES' AUXILIARY.
Mrs. I. S. Cornish, Pres. ; Mrs. M. E. Bushnell, Vice Pres. ; Mrs. W. E. Chase, Rec. Sec .; Mrs. H. M. Stowe Cor. Sec. ; Mrs. George F. Kingman, Treas.
LADIES' CITY MISSION SOCIETY.
Mrs. Rachel Howland, Pres. ; Miss Amelia B. Sears, Vice Pres. ; Helen R. Milliken, Clerk; Mrs. Charles P. Rugg, Treus. ; Mrs. George B. Richmond, Auditor.
Mrs. Edward S. Cannon, Mrs. Joseph Knowles, Mrs. C. D. Stickney, Miss Lydia G. Davenport, Mrs. H. M. Stowe, Mrs. Augustus A. Green, Mrs. Samuel B. Cogges- hall, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Miss Ella Ivers, Mrs. Frank Bart- let, Mrs. H. M. Dexter, Mrs. J. C. Shaw, Mrs. D. P. Knight, Mrs. B. R. Watson, Mrs. Gardner T. Sanford, Mrs. Hulda A. Huling, Mrs. E. T. Tucker, Mrs. George M. Conant, Miss Elizabeth Gifford, Mrs. J. A. Beauvais, Mrs. George Hastings, Mrs. Charles Taber, Miss Cynthia A. Driggs, Miss Sarah E. Seabury, Mrs. Frederick B. Syl- vester, Mrs. Edward B. Whiting, Mrs. J. C. Hitch, Mrs. F. L. Gilman, Mrs. Leonard Bushnell, Directors ; George F. Bartlett, George B. Richmond, E. William Hervey, E. T. Tucker M. D., Advisory Board; Mrs. Rhoda Giff- ord, Mrs. George W. Ellis, Honorary Members.
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