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Section 2. The mayor of said city shall appoint without con- firmation. by the city council of North Adams during the current year upon the passage of this act, and thereafter on or before the first Monday in February in each year, one overseer of the poor, who shall exercise and discharge all the duties and powers pre- scribed by law for overseers of the poor, and shall also be the city almoner of said city and exercise and discharge all the duties and . powers now exercised and discharged by the auditor of said city of North Adams as city almoner. He shall also be the commis- sioner of public burial places of said city. He shall hold his office for the term of one year unless sooner removed by the mayor in the manner prescribed in section twenty-nine of chapter one hun- dred and forty-eight of the acts of the year eighteen hundred and ninety-five, and until his successor is appointed and qualified. He shall receive a salary of one thousand dollars each year. The city physician of said city shall hereafter be appointed solely by the mayor.
Section 3. The chief engineer of the fire department of said city shall also be assistant inspector of buildings, and as such assis- tant inspector be under the direction and control of the inspector of buildings. He shall devote his whole time to the city and shall receive a salary of nine hundred dollars each year.
Section 4. Anything contained in chapter one hundred and forty-eight of the acts of the year eighteen hundred and ninety- five, so far as it interferes with this act, is hereby repealed.
Section 5. This act shall take effect upon its passage. (Approved February 18, 1897.
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CITY WARD LINES.
Ward 1 .-- Includes the villages of Blackinton and Greylock east to the point where the old Williamstown road crosses the Hoosac river near the Fitchburg railroad crossing in Braytonville. The line then runs north to Clarksburg town boundary. From the rail- road crossing the line follows the Hoosac river eastward past the fair grounds to Brown street, passing southward along that street and along the east boundary of the cemetery, thence due south to th. Adams line.
Ward 2 .- The western boundary of Ward 2 begins at Clarksburg and runs south to the junction of the old Williamstown highway and the Hoosac river, with the river from that point to Brooklyn street for the southern boundary. Thence the line runs northerly along to Liberty on Liberty to Philips street and northerly along Phillips street across the hospital grounds due north to the Clarksburg line.
Ward ?.-- The easterly boundary of Ward 3 starts at the Clarks- burg line and follows Franklin street to Eagle, down Eagle to the Hoosac river, thence westerly along the river to Brooklyn street, up Brooklyn to Liberty, to Phillips thence due north to the Clarks- burg line.
Ward 4 .-- The easterly boundary of Ward 4 is the line between Florida and North Adams south to a point opposite the Five Roads thence due west to the East Mountain school, then north-westerly to East Main street, down East Main through Willow Dell to the Hoosac river, thence along the river to Eagle street, up Eagle and Franklin streets to the Clarksburg line.
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Ward " .- Bounded on the east by the Florida town line, on the south by Adams as far west as the south branch of the Hoosac river, thence northerly along the river to a point opposite J. H. Flagg's property on State street. The boundary line then runs due east to Ashland street and north-westerly along Ashland street to Washington avenue, to Church, down Church to the junction of Main, thence in a general easterly direction along East Main to the East Mountain school and thence due east to Florida line.
Ward 6 .- Starting at the Holden street bridge the lines of Ward € run alongside the north branch of the Hoosac river to and through Willow Dell to East Main, thence to the junction of East Main and Church, and down Church to Washington avenue; thence along Washington avenue to Ashland street; thence northerly along Ashland street to Quincy, westerly through Quincy to its termination thence northerly across Summer street to and through Holden street to the bridge.
Ward 7. Starting at the Brown street bridge the boundary of Waru 7 runs along the north branch of the Hoosac river to Holden street thence through Holden across Main to the western terminus of Quincy street; thence through Quincy to Ashland southeasterly through Ashland to the point opposite J. H. Flagg's property on State street, thence southerly along the south branch of the Hoosac river to the Adams line: thence westerly to a point equi-distant from the Adams turnpike to the Notch road; thence due north through the Tinney and Witherell properties to the easterly bound- ary of the cemetery; thence along Brown street to the bridge, the point of beginning.
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LOCATION OF NUMBERS IN THE LAST HUNDRED ON THROUGH STREETS.
Main street, Five Roads, 622, A. J. Chilson, 681. Union street, A. Blanchard, 686. State street, A. J. Witherell, 543. Church street, Dennis Harrington, 689. Ashland street, Mrs. Elizabeth Reardon, 650. West Main street, first house east of bridge, 599.
River street, house west of Tyler street, 421. Eagle street, T. Russett, first house from Clarksburg, 426. Houghton street, first house from Clarksburg, 392. Beaver street, first house from Clarksburg, 347. Franklin street, Eugene D. Nixon, 339.
BUILDINGS AND BLOCKS.
Adams block, 108-114 Main.
Adams National bank block, 80-84 Main.
American House block, 26-30 Main.
Arlington The, Hoosac Barber block, Chestnut.
Bartlettt block, Washington, cor Spirng.
Beer & Dowlin block, Eagle.
Berkshire The, Hoosac
Berwick block, 53 Holden. Blackinton block, Main and Holden.
Blackinton block, 6-40 Holden.
Boland block, cor Main and Bank.
Bradford block, 109-115 Main.
Burlingame block, Main. Cavanough block, 18-24 Main.
Chase block, cor River and Houghton.
Clark block, cor State and Summer.
Collins block, 72-76 Main.
Collins block, 26-30 State. Darrow Hotel building, cor Bank and Summer. Davenport block, 98-106 Main. F. M. T. A. block, 43-47 Center. Flaherty block, Center and Lincoln.
.G. A. R. Memorial building, Holden. Gatslick building, 75-79 Main. Haggerty block, West Main. Hastings block, River. Hoosac Savings Bank block, 93-99 Main.
Houghton Memorial Library building, Monument square. Jones block, Bank. Loftus building, 52 Center,
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Mansion House building, 43-47 State.
Martin block, Main.
Mead block, Center.
Moloney block, 57-61 Center.
Mulcare block, Marshall and Center.
North Adams Savings Bank block, Main.
Oxford block, 80-82 Holden.
Quinn's building, Miner street. Richmond block, Main and State.
Reardon block, Bank.
Robinson block, Bank.
Sibley block, 84-94 Main.
Slattery block, Main and Furnace.
Sperry block, Holden and Sperry ave.
St. Jean Baptiste building, Bank.
Sullivan blocks, 29-33, 45-47 Main. Thayer block, Holden and Center. Thayer block, Eagle. Transcript block, Bank.
Wellington block, 16-24 State.
Wilson block, cor Main and Holden.
Windsor building, 32-36 State. Wright block, Bank.
Y. M. C. A. block, corner Summer and Morris.
HALLS.
Academy hall, Drury heights.
A. O. H. Division 10 hall, 31 Eagle. A. O. H. Division 4 hall, 47 Eagle. A. O. U. W., North Adams lodge, over Columbia Opera House, and Mountain Lodge hall, Martin block.
City Hall, Summer and Morris. Columbia Opera House, 45 Center.
F. M. T. A. hall, rear Columbia Opera House. Forester hall, over Columbia Opera House.
Franco-American hall, Boland · block. G. A. R. hall, Holden. Gatslick hall, 77 Main. Knights of Pythias hall, 95 Main.
Knights of Columbus hall, 95 Main.
Central Labor Union hall, Father Mathew building. Masonic hall, Burlingame block. Millers hall, Willow Dell. Odd Fellows' hall, cor Main and State.
Salvation Army barracks, 43 Eagle. St. Joseph's hall, 68 Eagle. St. Jean Baptiste hall, Bank. Wilson Opera House, Main. Y. M. C. A. hall, cor Summer and Morris.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.
FIRST CLASS MATTER.
This class includes Letters, Postal Cards, Sealed matter and written communications. Rates 2c per ounce or fraction thereof.
SECOND CLASS.
For Publishers and Newsdealers only. Rate 1c per pound.
THIRD CLASS.
Books, Circulars, Photographs, etc., when unsealed. Rate 1c for two ouncer or fraction thereof.
FOURTH CLASS.
Embraces merchandise and all matter not included in the First, Second or Third Class, which is not, in its nature of form, liable to injure other mail matter, and is not above the limit of weight, four pounds. Rate 1c for each ounce or fraction thereof.
Local or Drop Letters are always 2c for each ounce at Letter Carrier Office. Special Delivery Stamp, in addition to regular postage, insures immediate delivery at any Post Office in the U. S.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
The following table gives the names of the towns and cities adjacent to North Adams, also the principal Eastern trade cen- tres, together with their distances, amounts of railroad fare:
Albany
54
$1 47
Blackinton
3
5
Boston
143
3 75
Fitchburg
93
2 50
Greenfield
38
1 02
Greylock
2
5
Hoosick Falls
21
57
Hoosac Tunnel
7
20
Hartford
93
2 12
Holyoke
63
1 43
New York City
196
3 73
New Haven
124
2 77
North Pownal
12
32
Pittsfield
21
45
Rutland
82
2 41
Readsboro
18
70
Shelburne Falls
24
65
Saratoga
63
1 68
Springfield
67
1 62
Troy
48
1 32
Williamstown
5
5
Wilmington
32
1 20
Worcester
105
2 48
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
AMES
HUNTER
M ACHINE
Co.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Fulling Mills, Cloth Washers,
SOAPING AND WETTING MACHINES.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Wm, White Automatic Wool Washing Machines,
Also Wool Drying, Carbonizing, Steaming and Crabbing Ma- chines for Fancy Worsteds.
Dusters, Wool Openers, Self Feeds.
Power Transmission Machinery.
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Incorporated 1873
Johnson Manufacturing Co.,
- Manufacturers of -
Fine Ginghams, madras Shirtings, and Johnson Bookfold Staples.
DUNCAN D. PARMLY, | C. W. DENNETT, New York City, Treas. Agent.
A. W. LAW, Asst. Treas., N. Y. City.
Incorporated 1892.
The Dunbar Mills Co.,
Manufacturers of
fancy Madras Shirtings and Cords. fine Dress Goods, Cotton Worsted and Silks.
DUNCAN D. PARMLY, | C. W. DENNETT, New York City, Treas. Asst. Treas.
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WINDSOR OMPANY
MANUFACTURERS,
PRINTERS,
BLEACHERS,
AND DYERS
-OF-
Textile fabrics
LEVI L. BROWN, President.
ERNEST L. HILL, Vice-President. .
JOHN BRACEWELL, Manager
EMIL KIPPER, Treasurer.
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Woolen Cloths.
We have opened a Wareroom adjoining our office for the sale at retail of our fine lines of
Cassimeres, Worsteds, Trouserings and Suitings, Kerseys, Covert Cloths, Cheviots, Fancy Vestings, Ladies Suitings, for Tailor- made gowns, Golf and Bicycle Suitings for men and wo- men, and a great variety of Goods Cheap and Good for Children's Wear. Samples Ends, Remnants and Seconds at LOW PRICES.
Samples sent if desired, but personal inspec- tion of our stock, is always more satisfactory.
BLACKINTON CO., BLACKINTON, MASS. 19836
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Incorporated 1877.
North Adams Manufacturing Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
FANCY CASSIMERES, CHEVIOTS, FINE WORSTEDS AND MELTONS.
H. G. B. FISHER, President.
E. B. PENNIMAN, Treasurer. THOMAS W. SYKES, Superintendent.
BRAYTONVILLE,
North Adams, Mass.
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Incorporated 1832. Re-organized 1865.
The
Adams National Bank -OF-
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
CAPITAL, = $500,0
Surplus and Undivided Profits $150,000.
President, E. S. WILKINSON,
Vice-Pres., A. C HOUGHTON, Cashier, W. H. PRITCHARD.
DIRECTORS.
A. C. Houghton, E. S. Wilkinson, Geo. P. Lawrence, Geo. W. Chase, W. G. Cady, H. W. Clark,
V. A. Whitaker, W A. Gallup, H. G. B. Fisher.
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`Accounts of Merchants and Manufacturers Solicited.
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A. C. Houghton, Pres. V. A. Whitaker, Treas.
North Adams Savings Bank.
Incorporated 1848.
NORTH ADAMS. - MASS.
Open every business day from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., on Saturday till 6 p. m.
Dividend Days. April 1, October 1
Deposits received from Ten Cents to One Thousand Dollars. Interest commences Quarterly Jan. 1. April. 1, July 1, Oct. 1.
OFFICERS OF 1900
William Burton, .
Vice Presidents:
Geo. L. Rice, Trustees: E. S. Wilkinson,
H. T. Cady, V. A. Whitaker,
W. H. Sperry,
Board of Investment.
Wm. H. Gaylord,
Wm. H. Gaylord.
Wm. H. Gaylord, William Burton,
A. C. Houghton, Geo. L. Rice,
Geo. L. Rice,
Chas. H. Cutting. Wm. A. Gallup, F. A. Wilcoxson, N. L. Millard.
F. A. Wilcoxson.
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
T. F. KENNEDY,
Successor to J. M. ABBOTT,
PRACTICAL ROOFER,
Sole Agent for Berkshire County, for the "Bee Hive" Brand FELT and COMPOSITION ROOFING. Prompt Attention Given to Orders. OFFICE, 35 1-2 MAIN STREET. NORTH ADAMS, MASS. -0-
The "Bee Hive" Brand felt and Composition Roofing, Manufactured by the New England Felt Roofing works.
These materials have been known throughout New England for more than 45 years as the STANDARD ROOFING, and have been in constant use during all that period by the largest Manufacturing Companies, and since 1864 the amount of surface covered by this roofing equals 155,000,000 square feet.
The following are selected from a very large number of corporations in New England who have had this roofing in use for periods, in many instances, of from Twenty to Forty-five years.
SQUARE FEET
SQUARE FEET
Renfrew Manufacturing Co., Adams, 250,000 Seaconet Mills Co., Fall River, 100,000
Arnold Print Works, North Adans,
100,000 Potomska MIlls, New Bedford, 200,000
100,000 Pacific Mills, Lawrence, 110,000
Windor Manufacturing Co., N. Adams, Smith Paper Co., Lee,
75.000 Merrimac Man'fg Co., Lowell,
650,000
J. L.& T. A. Peck Man'fg Co., Pittsfield 55,000
Achushnet Mills, New Bedford,
175,000
Monument Mills, Hou atonic,
50,000 Hathaway Mills, New Bedford,
75,000
Dwight Manufacturing Co., Chicopee,
250,000 Howland Mill-, New Bedford.
125,000
Chicopee Manufacturing Co., Chicopee, Water Power Co., Holyoke,
100,000
Washington Mills, Lawrence,
318,000
Lyman Mills Co., Holyoke,
75,000
Lawrence Man'fg Co., Lowell,
385,000
Otis Company, Ware,
175,000 Tremont & Suffolk Co., Lowell,
275,000
G. H. Gilbert Man'fg Co., Ware.
155,000 Amoskeag Man'fg Co., Manchester,
240,000 N. H. 1,200,000
Bigelow Carpet Co.,
130,000 Nashua Man'fg Co., Nashua, N. H.,
250,000
Whittenton Man'fg Co., Taunton,
195,000 |B. B. & R. Knight Man'fg Co.,
Cohannet Man'fg Co., Taunton,
212,500 Providence, R. I , 450,000
Sanford Spinning Co., Fall River,
100,000 Lonsdale Man'fg Co., Lonsdale, R. I., 625,000
Globe Yarn Mills Co,, Fall River,
95,000
Willimantic Linen Co., Willimantic Conn. 218,500
The "Bee Hive" Brand Roofing can be obtained from Practical Roofers recommended by this Company and located at the principal business centres of New England who are provided with every facility for the prosecution of the business; all contracts will be promptly executed. Further information furnished by
T. F. KENNEDY, Successor to J. M. Abbott.
or NEW ENGLAND FELT ROOFING WORKS, BOSTON, MASS. Inventors and only Manufacturers, 18 Post Office Sq., Boston, Mass.
Lancaster Mills, Clinton,
125,000 Rotch Mills, New Bedford, 95,000
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NORTH ADAMS DIRECTORY.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Executive Offices : 125 Milk Street, Boston.
Direct communication can be had with all the principal towns and c ties in New England anp states east of the Mississippi river. For the accommodation of non-subscribers and the public generally, the company has established publie pay stations as follows :
PUBLIC TELEPHONE PAY STATIONS :
ADAMS, MASS - Central office, Green's Block, Park street
J. Wells Thompson, 27 Central street Adams, Mass
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Central Office, Blackinton block, cor Main and Holden streets.
E. W. Blackinton & Co. Blackinton, Mass
C. J. Whitney
Briggsville, Mass
Clarksburg Co Clarksburg, Mass
Morgan & Britton Heartwel.ville, Vt
Mary Gailbrath. . . Summer Hotel. . Hoosac Tunnell Mass Jacksonville, Vt
E A. Temple & Co.
J. Ramage Paper Co
Monroe Bridge, Mass
Brown & O'Connor
West Main st. . North Adams, Mass
M. F. Coleman 346 Houghton st .. North Adams, Mass
C. C. Fisher River, cor Eagle sts . . North Adams, Mass Fitchburg R R. Baggage Room, Union Station, North Adams, Mass Hosford & Co 72 1-2 Main st. . Morth Adams, Mass F. J. Harrington 254 Eagle st. . North Adams, Mass C. E. Potter .... East Quincy, cor Summit av. North Adoms, Mass The Wellington . State st. . North Adams, Mass
Wilson House . Main, cor Holden st. . North Adams, Mass Wilson HouseDrugStoreCo, Main, cor Holdenst. . North Adams, Mass S. L. Smith & Son
North Pownal, Vt
S. Wright. Pownal, Vt
C. H. Myers Pownal Centre, Vt
Geo. M. Bemis Readsboro. Vt L. C. Baker. Sadawga, Vt
"Idlewild" Hotel So. Williamstown, Mass
F. Paradise . Stamford, Vt
M. L Whitney & Co Stamford, Vt F. L. Davis West Dover, Vt
Thomas McMahon Williamstown, Mass Waterman & Moore. Williamstown, Mass
C. H. Roebuck Williamstown Station, Mass
Vermont House. F. L. Allen, Prop. Toll 20c. . Wilmington. Vt C. H. Goodell Zylonite, Mass
Direct Communication Can Be Had With.
Bangor, Maine; Bellows Fall, Vt .; Boston, Mass .; Brattleboro, Vt .; Concord, N. H .; Fitch- burg, Mass .; Haverhill, Mass .; Holyoke, Mass .; Lawrence, Mass .; Lewiston, Maine; Lowell Mass .; Lynn, Mass. : Manchester, N. H .: Nashua, N. H .; North Adams, Mass .; Pittsfield, Mass .; Portland, Maine; Portsmouth, N. H .; Springfield, Mass .; Worcester, Mass .; and all other principal cities and towns in New England.
For Lists of Public Toll Stations in the various cities and towns, see page 29, 35, Sec. I, and 409-423, Sec. II, of the Official Directory.
LOOK FOR THE BLUE BELL.
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WHEN YOU VISIT
NORTH ADAMS
Make Your Headquarters at
The Wilson
COR. MAIN and HOLDEN STS.
For 35 years one of the best known hotels in New England. Re-opened May 1, 1900, under an entire new management. Every- thing new. New Furniture, Sanitary Plumbing, Electric Lights. and every mod- ern improvements, and the high standard of the "OLD WILSON" will be main- tained in the
The New Wilson
A good comfortable home, combining excel- lent table and reasonable rates.
THE FINEST CAFE IN THE CITY. ENTRANCE, 15 Holden Street.
Wilson Opera House, Livery, Etc., in Connection.
WM. JERDAN, Manager,
JOHN T. BARRY, Proprietor.
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The North Adams Transcript.
VOL. 5. THE NORTH ADAMS EVENING TRANSCRIPT, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1900. No. 365
THE NEWS.
A Member of the Associated Press.
The Transcript is the only North Adams paper which exclusively receives the Associated Press dis- patches by telegraph and is able to give the latest world's news 17 hours be- fore the Metropolitan dail- ies reach this city.
Reportorial Staff.
The Transcript em- ploys a larger force of newsgathers and pays more money to get news than any other paper, and as a consequence has a superior city service. It frequently gives in full, important news 24 hours in advance of other local papers.
All the people of North Adams, Adams and Wil- liamstown can be reached by the use of one paper- that is the best one-The Transcript.
Advertising in The Transcript cost you twice the money, but you get four times the service.
Daily average circulation for the month of March, 1900, exclusive of spoiled and unsold papers was 3717.
A. W. HARDMAN, Proprietor.
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HOOSAC VALLEY STREET RAILWAY.
Adams Line.
Leave No. Adams. am . 7 00, 7 35. 8 10. 8 45, 9.20. 9.55. 10.30, 11.05. 11.40; p. m .. 12.15. 12.50, 1.25, 2.00, 2.35, 3.10. 3 45, 4.20. 4.55, 5.35, 6.15. 6.50, 7.25, 8.00. 8.35, 9.10, 9.45. 10 20, *10.55, *11.20.
Leave Adams. a. m., 5.30. 6.15, *6.30. 7.00, 7.35, 8.10, 8.45. 9.20, 9 55. 10.30, 11.05, 11.40; p. m., 12.15, 12.50, 1.25, 2.00, 2.35, 3 10, 3 45, 4.20, 4 55, 5.35, 6.15, 6.50, 7.25, 8.00, 8 35, 9.10, 9.45, 10.20. * 10.55.
Williamstown Line.
Leave No. Adams. a. m., t5. 20, 5.40, 6.20, 7.00. 7.35, 8.10, 8.45, 9.20, 9.55, 10.30, 11.05, 11.40; p. m. 12 15, 12.50, 1.25, 2.00, 2.35. 3 10, 3 45, 4.20, 4.55, 5.35, 6.15, 6.50, 7.25, 8.00, 8 35, 9,10. 9.45, 10.20, $10.55
Leave Williamstown. a. m. 6.20, 7.00, 7.35, 8 10, 8.45, 9.20, 9 55, 10.30, 11.05, 11.40; p. m. 12.15, 12.50. 1.25, 2.00, 2.35. 3.10, 3.45 4 20, 4.55, 5.35, 6.15, 6.50, 7.25, 8.00, 8.35, 9.10, 9.45 10.20. 10.55.
Beaver Line.
Leave No. Adams. a. m. 6.00, 6 20, 6.40, 7.00, 7.35, 8.10, 8.45, 9.20, 9,55. 10 30, 11.05, 11.40; p. m., 12.15, 12.50, 1.25, 2.00, 2.35. 3.10, 3.45, 4.20. 4.55, 5.35, 6.15, 6.50, 7.25, 8.00, 8 35, 9.10, 9.45, 10.20, +10.50.
Leave Beaver. a. m., 6.10, 6.28, 6.50, 7.25, 8.00, 8.35, 9.10, 9.45. 10.20, 10.55, 11.30; p m 12.05, 12.40, 1.15, 1.50, 2.25, 3.00, 3.35, 4.10. 4.45, 5.25, 6.05, 6.40, 7.15, 7.50, 8.25. 9.00. 9.35, 10.10, 10.40, *11.00.
Extra Blackinton Cars.
Leave. No. Adams. p. m., 1.43, 2.17, 2.52, 3.27, 4.02, 4.37, 5.12, 5.55. 6.35, 7 08, 7.42, 8.17, 8.52, 9 27, 10 02, Leave Blackinton. p .. m., 2.00, 2.35, 3.10, 3.45, 4.20, 4.55, 5.35, 6.15, 6 50, 7.25, 8.00, 8.35, 9.10, 9.45, 10 20. * Barn only . t Blackinton only.
Saturday and Sunday Schedule- On Saturday and Sunday afternoons, commencing at one o'clock, cars leave North Adams, Adams, Williamstown and Beaver every twenty minutes.
M. T. NARY, Supt.
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Platz & Co.,
Up-to-Date Market
No. 35 Main street. (A few doors West of Post-Office.)
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Consisting of Prime Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Veal and Poultry of all kinds.
We make a specialty of cutting Country Pigs that enables us to our Patrons the very best of Mild Sugar Cured Hams, Kettle Ren- dered Lard and Pickled Pig Pork, (Just the thing for Pork and Beans.) The Very Best of Creamery Butter and Stamped Eggs.
Our Specialty is a full line of
The Very Choicest Vegetables and Berries
in their Season.
Try our Delicatessen Counter if you want a
QUICK LUNCH OR MEAL OF COOKED MEATS.
Goods delivered to all parts of the City. If you want "GOOD Telephone call, 27-3.
GOODS" give us a trial.
The following Old and Reliable Fire Insurance Companies are represented in the office of
William H. Bennett,
fire Insurance Agency,
2 ADAMS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, NORTH ADAMS. MASS.
Queen Insurance Company of America, of New York Connecticut Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn. Manchester Fire Assurance Company of England Northwestern National Insurance Company of Milwaukee, Wis. Prussian National Insurance Company of Germany
Germania Fire Insurance Company
of New York
If you have policies expiring, or desire any new insurance, you will find it to your advantage to consult this office.
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The BEST Newspaper
For Western Massachusetts People is the
Springfield Republican
Which covers the Home News of This Section Bet- ter than any Other Paper. Its General News and its Literary and Editorial Features are of Superior Excellence. It is a Wide Awake, Able and Up-to- Date Newspaper in all Respects. THE REPUBLI- CAN is the Most Effective Advertising Medium in Western Massachusetts.
Daily $8. a year. Sunday $2. a year. Weekly $1. a year.
ADDRESS
REPUBLICAN,
Springfield, Mass.
J. D. PLUMMER, Business. Mgr. A. P. LANGTRY, Publisher.
The Springfield Union
Published all day and Sunday at
Union Building, Springfield, Mass.
The Union goes into the homes of all classes throughout Western Massachusetts. It is the people's paper. The best value for the money both for the reader and the advertiser.
CIRCULATION IN EXCESS OF 20,000 DAILY.
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ALBANY EVENINGJOURNAL.
It is the Best.
1 Cent a copy. Daily $3.00 per year.
Weekly, Twice a Week, Tuesday and Friday, $1.00 per year.
for sale by all Newsdealers,
TO REACH THE PEOPLE ADVERTISE IN
The Troy Times
Best Advertising Medium in the State.
Largely circulated in every city, village, town and hamlet within the radius of a hundred miles and more of Troy.
Daily Times, .
$6.00
Semi-Weekly Times, - -
= 1.00
ESTIMATES for ADVERTISING CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.
The Daily Times is delivered by News Agents in any part of North Adams at 12 Cents per Week.
Charles S. francis,
Publisher, TROY, N. Y.
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
THE
Evenin
Herald.
The Only Independent Daily in Northern Berkshire.
The Largest Circulation of any paper, daily or weekly, in Berkshire County or Western Massachusetts, outside of Springfield.
Best Advertising medium in northern
Berkshire.
Per Year, $6. Single Copy, 2 cts.
W. R. SANFORD,
Sole Owner.
Robinson Block, 28 Bank Street.
NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Berkshire Loan & Trust Co.
PITTSFIELD, MASS.
Capital, $100,000.00. Surplus, $40,000.00.
Deposits, $500.000.00.
Banking Room and Safety Deposit Vaults, Savings Bank Blk. Interest paid on deposits subject to check, and special rates made for time deposits.
Is a legal depository
for Municipalities, Corporations, Executors, Guardians, Trus ces, Assignees, and Courts of Law or Equity.
Acts as a trustee under mortgage
for Individuals, Firms, Corporations, and as register and transfer agent for the stock or bonds of any Incorporated Company.
Trust department for the acceptance of trusts
created by Will or any other instrument, and the care and management of property and Estates.
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