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TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
Commercial Union Co., P. O. lobby Western Union Co., 36 Main
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO., office Blackin- ton blk Main, see p 87
TOBACCONISTS AND CIGAR MFRS.
CALNAN, THOMAS M., 49 Eagle, see p 95 Conlon, John, 43 Main
Conlon, Wm. H., 2 Miner, Union
Co'lins. John F., 48 State
Faherty, John H., 89 Centre
Racette, George, 8 Marshall
TILE WORKS AND FIRE PLACES.
Wood, H. C., 121 Ashland
TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES.
Chase, Louis, Robinson blk
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TRUCKMEN
Arnum & Kearn, 10 Holden
Bradford & Lesure, 75 Main
Beauregard, David, 53 A River
Crawford, William, 287 West Main Formhals, A. G, & Bro., 67 Summit ave GOSSELIN, R., 15 Main, see p 96
MANSFIELD, JOHN, 139 Pleasant, see adv
Mullen, Patrick, 89 West Main Rougeau, Peter, 243 State
UNDERTAKERS.
CODY, J. H., 22 to 28 Eagle, see p 101 COMISKY, JAMES L. 13 Union, see p 99
Hopkins & Babcock, 28 Holden
Dupont, A. J., 214 Man
Labrie, J. H., with Cody
Simmons. L. A. & Co., 38-40 Bank
SHERMAN & TORREY, cor Summer and Ashland, see p 110
UPHOLSTERERS.
CODY, J. H., 22 to 28 Eag.e, see p 101 COMISKY, JAMES L. 13 Union, see p 99 Morrison, Malcolm, 111 Centre
SULLIVAN, WM. B., 47 Main, see p 110 Wood, Richard A., r 114 Main
VARIETY STORES.
Brackley, D. A., 115 Centre
Fox, Francis, Veazie
Fountain, Frank Mrs., Wilson blk
Gunning, P. H., 115 Main
Gurney, Fred E., 70 Main Kalp, Thomas, 27 Main Less, Joseph, 19 State
Nasif A., 171 Houghton
Solomon, P., 61 State
Sutty, F., 92 Main
Willian, Thomas, 215 Houghton
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
McDonnell, A. A., at Flaggs stable Williams, R. T., Houden
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Barnes, L. M., 53 Main
Heminway, Cleveland, 65 Centre
Hourihan & Gelineau, Holden
Higley, L. E., 88 Main
Poor Bros., 110 Main
WHITE, S. M., Dowlin blk Main, see ad
WOOD AND KINDLINGS.
COON, JACOB, 111 River, charcoal, see adv
GOSSELIN, R., 15 Main, see p 96
Lilly, J. J., 37 Main
Post, Peter, 21 Montgomery
Snyder, W. G. & Co., 24 Centre
WOOLEN MANUFACTURERS.
Waterhouse & Buffum, Blackinton
NORTH ADAMS MFG. CO., Brayton- ville, see p 85
Strong, Hewatt & Co., .Briggsvi le
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
District Court, Northern Berkshire
Jurisdiction in North Adams, Clarks- burg and Florida. NORTH ADAMS, MASS.
Carlton T. Phelps, justice; C. J. Park- hurst and John E. Magenis, special jus- tices; Edwin B. Cady, clerk; Charles L. Frink, probation officer; entry day, every Saturday; trial day, civl cases, every Wednesday; criminal court, every day at 9 a. m.
COMMISSION TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS. George French, Martin blk A. J. Witherell, 85 Church
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSIONERS.
O. A. Archer, A. W. Chippendale, Geo. French, Secretary.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Alford, Arthur S., Hoosac Bank b k Archer, Oscar A., Blackinton Arnold, William B., Adams Bank blk Ashe, P. J., Adams Bank blk Barrington William F. Adams Bank blk Beer, Enoch H., 607 Dowlin blk Bixby, Warren H., 17 Cherry Bliss, Henry C., 93 Eagle Bond, Austin, City Hall Bond, John A., 70 Main Brooker, Charles S., City hall Burch, William M., Adams Bank blk Cady. Edwin B., District Court Card, Charles A., 148 Bracewell Cleghorn, J. Andrew, 315 Main Couch, M. E., 88 1-2 Main . Dowlin, Fred F., 601 Dowlin blk Fulton, Alexander W., 55 Eagle Gallup, Clarence W., 88 1-2 Main Gelireau, A. N., 90 Hall
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Gallup, William Arthur, Arnold Print Works
Hardenbergh, James W., City hall Kiely, E. C., B.ackinton blk
Lawrence, George P., Hoosac Bank blk Lyons, Henry S., Hoosac Bank blk O'Halloran, J., Martin blk Mack, John H., 88 1-2 Main Magenis, John E., Sullivan blk, 45 Main Meekins, Edward M., Chestnut Miller, George F., Burlingame b'k Niles, Clarence P., 45 Main Parkhurst, Charles J., 77 Main Phelps, Carlton T., Adams Bank blk Potter, James T., 306 Kimbell blk Pritchard William H. Adams Nat. Bank Reed, Joseph P., 88 1-2 Main Robinson, Arthur M., Robinson blk Rice, George L., 200 Main Thaver, S. Proctor, Burlingame blk Whitaker. Ezra, Adams Saving Bank Whitaker, Ezra, N Adams Sav. Bank Smith, Frank A., Ga'lup's office, Bo- land blk
Whitaker, Valmore A., N Adams Sav- ings Bank
Witherell, A. J., 85 Church
Woodhead, Wm. H., Hoosac Bank blk
NOTARIES.
Ashe, Patrick J .. Adams Bank blk Beer. Eroch H., 607 Dowlin blk Butler, Wm. W., Berkshire Bank Couch, Mark E .. 88 1-2 Main Ford, Charles W., 202 Dowlin b'k Gallup, Harvey A .. Boland blk Haskins. B. B .. 404 Dowlin blk Miller. George F .. Burlingame blk Phelps. Car'ton T .. Adams Bank blk Potter, James T., 306 Kimbe'l blk Potter. Warren L .. N Adams Sav Bank Woodhead, Wm. H., Hoosac Bank blk
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Church Directory
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Cor Main and Church streets. Sun- day worship at 10.30 a. m .; Sabbath school at 12 m; evening worship at 7 p m in winter and 7.30 p m in summer. Mid-week worship on Thursday even- ings. Pastor, Rev. Theodore E. Busfield. Parsonage 123 Church street.
The Church Committee - (Pastor, deacons, sunday school superinten- dent and two elected members.) Theo- dore E. Busfield, D. D., chairman; Her- bert E. Wetherbee 1905, Martin C. Jew- ett 1906, James E. Hunter 1907, David A. Anderson 1908, George W. Chase 1909, George French 1910, deacons; Arthur Standfast. R. L. Chase, E. A. Bond, clerk. Meetngs first Monday of every month at 7.30 o'clock. Church clerk, George W. Chase: church treasurer, Dov'd A. Anderson.
The Parish Trustees-F. H. Whitney, A. P. Carpenter, F. S. Richardson. Par- Ich clerk. C. W. Ford; parish treasurer, C. W. Gallup: organist and musical di- rector. Jesse Hadfield; jan tor, Samuel Cruze.
The Sunday School-Arthur Standfast Supt .. H. E. Wetherbee. Miss Harriet A. Benton assistants, Mrs. T. J. Put- nam. principal primary dept.
The Men's club-T. W. Sykes, presi- dent; R. A. Thompson, secretary and treasurer.
The Woman's Association-Mrs. C. H. Cutting, pres dent; Mrs. R. A. Thomp- son, secretary and treasurer. Meets fourth Tuesday of March. June, Sep- tember and December, at 3 p m.
The Ladies' Aid Society-Mrs. John A. Bond president; Mrs. C. H. Cutting, socretary ard treasurer. Meets every Wednesday from January to May at 2 p. m.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So- rintv -. M.c. F. A. MAMillin president; Mrs. John A. Rice secretary and treas-
l'rer. Meets first Tuesday of every month at 3 p m.
The Woman's Home Missionary So- ciety-Mrs. J. C. Goodrich, president; Mrs. D. A. Anderson, secretary and treasurer. Meets third Tuesday of every month at 3 p m.
The District Committee-Theodore E. Busfie'd, D. D., chairman; Mrs. C. H. Cutting, secretary. 35 members. Meets second Tuesday of every month at 3 p m.
The Christian Endeavor Society-Miss Anna Butler, president; Miss Bessie McGowan, corresponding secretary. Meets every Sunday evening at 6.
The Junior Endeavor Society-Mrs. J. B. Spril' Mrs. A. A. Hughes. Miss Jo- sephine Fuller. Miss Bessie McGowan, directors. Meets every Monday after- noon at 4.15 o'clock
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cor Main and Church streets. Sunday services at 10.30 a m; evening services at 7.30; Sunday school at 12. Pastor, Rev. James Hovey Spencer, 130 Church street; pastor's assistant, Mrs. J. W. Crawford. 104 Main street; deacons, Jeremiah Wilbur, J. M. Canedy, V. A. Whitaker, H. W. Clark, A. W. Fulton, E. A. Bryant, J. H. Williams; clerk, A. W. Fulton; treasurer, A. E. Spencer; unerintendent of sunday school, S. Mc- Voigh: assistant superintendents, James Fletcher an dCharles E. Whitney; trus- tees. H. W. Clark. V. A. Whitaker, Charles E. Whitney; organist, S. Adel- bert Wilner.
Women's Foreign Missionary Society -President. Mrs. Nellie Kearn; 1st vice president. Mrs. Geo. Lee: second, vice president. Mrs. E. A. Bryant: recording secretary, Mrs. J. H. Emigh; financial secretarv. Miss Lizzie Kirburn; treas- 11"e" foreign department. Mrs. H. W. Clark: treasurer home department. Miss Mary Haswell; I'st of directors, Mrs.
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B. S. Kemp, chairman, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Woodman, Mrs. A. A. Lee; Mrs. Upton, Mrs. H. W. Clark, Mrs. Nora Brown. Mrs. Hinke bein, Mrs. Hewatt, Mrs. Stevens.
. Pastor's Helpers-President, Mrs. M. E. Vincent; vice-president, Mrs. Emily Thatcher; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Chas. P.ke.
B. Y. P. U-Idella Haskins, president; Barbara Mabbett, vice-president; Jen- nie Thatcher, secretary; Percy Spencer, treasurer.
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
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Summer, near Church street. Sunday services at 10.30 a m, and 7 p m, and 7.30 p m in summers; Sunday school at 11.45; prayer meeting on Thursday at 7.30 p m .. Pastor, Rev. G. W. Colson; parish executive committee, Frank Ea- ton, Clarence Hadley, Rufus Brown, George Bedford, W. G. Cady, Dr. O. J. Brown, Dr. M. M. Brown; church offi- (ers, moderator, W. G. Cady; clerk, Rev. G. W. Colson; treasurer, L. D. Theyer; deacons, Dr. O. J. Brown, Wil- liam Wilson; a ternate deacons, Frank E. Eaton, W. G. Cady; organist, Prof. Joseph Lawrence; pianist, Mrs. W. G. Cady: Sunday school superintendent, Dr. M. M. Brown: 1st assistant, H. E. Parsons: 2nd assistant, W. G. Cady; secretary, Miss Elle Leighton; treas- trer, Arthur Hadley; librarian, David Bonnar: superintendent of primary de- partment. Miss Hattie Brown.
Lad'es' Aid Society-President, Mrs. M. M. Brown; . vice-president, Mrs. . Stephen Partridge; secretary, Mrs. F. E. Wiley: treasurer, Miss Carrie Hines.
Junior Y. P. C. U .- Superintendents, Eva Swift and Bertha Wilson.
Men's Club-President, M. M. Brown; vice-presidents, Frank Torrey and Al- bert Sheldon: secretary, Frank Wiley; treasurer. Gilbert Maxwe'l; entertain- ment committee, A. G. Whipple, chair- man. Prof. Joseph Lawrence, Frank Wiley, Hayden Foote and Albert Shel- don.
ST. FRANCIS' ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Eagle street, opposite Centre street. Masses at 7, S.30, 9.30 and 10.30 a m; Sunday school at 2.30 p m; vespers at 4 p m. Rector, Rev. Charles E. Burke; assistants, Rev. James J. Donnelly and Rev. Thomas A. Kennedy; organist, Prof. M. D. LeClair.
Holy Name Society-Meetings on sec- ond Sundays of each month at 7 p m. Rev. James J. Donnelly, director.
League of the Sacred Heart-Holy Hour and Benediction at 7 p m on first Friday of each month. Meeting of Pro- moters at 7.30 p m the last Monday. Director, Rev. C. E. Burke.
Rosary Society-Meetings on third Sunday of each month at 5 p. m. Di- rector. Rev. Thomas A. Kennedy.
Ladies' Sodality of the Blessed Virgin -Meetings on the first Sunday of each month at 5 p m. Rev. J. J. Donnelly, director.
Boys' Sodality-Under the direction of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
Children of Mary-Under the direc- tion of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
NOTRE DAME OF THE SACRED HEART.
Number 228 Main street. Masses at 7, 8.15, 9.30 and 10.45 a m. Rector, Rev. C. H. Jeannotte; assistant rectors, Rev. L. F. Gobeil, Rev. J. A. Dalpe; organ- ist, Prof. Joseph Brodeur.
Society of the Children of Mary- Meetings on the second Sunday of each month.
Society of the Ladies of St. Anne --- Meetings second Sunday of each month.
Society of the Ladies of Charity- Meeting on the first Sunday of each month. President, Mrs. Mary Beliveau; vice-presidents, Mrs. Victorine Perron, Mrs. Elizabeth Felix; recording and fi- nancial secretary, Mrs. Alvina Secor; assistant, Mrs. Fredoline Courchene; treasurer, Mrs. Rose Gagnon.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Church street, north of Main street. Sunday services at 10.30 a m and 7.30 p m in summer, and 7 p m in winter. Classes on Sunday morning and even- ing. Pastor, Rev. J. A. Hamilton, Mon- ument square. Trustees, A. C. Hough- ton, C. C. Winchell, David B. Bingham, W. H. Pritchard, L. F. Chapin, M. V. N. Braman, W. H. Sperry, Hobart C. Tower, E. A. Rand; Sunday school su- perintendent, Joseph Makant. Presi- dent of the Ladies' And Society, Mrs. Norman L. Cronk. President Woman's Foreign Missionary Society, Mrs. F. E. Curtis. President Woman's Home Mis- sionary Society, Mrs. David Morrison. Organist and choirmaster, J. M. Cham- bers.
Epworth League-President, Frank Watson; 1st vice-president Bessie Lear- mont: 2nd vice-president, Maud Lara- bee: 31 vice-president, Lillian Foster; secretary, Anabel Jones; treasurer, Bes- sie Watson.
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
No. 45 Summer street. Sunday ser- vices at 7.30 and 11 a m; evening ser- vices at 7 in winter and 7.30 in summer; mid-week services on Fridays at 7.45. Rector, Rev. John C. Tebbetts; senior warden Frederick A. Wilcoxson; junior warden, William A. Gallup; clerk, Geo. Hopkins; treasurer, Winthrop E. Ben- ner; Sunday school superintendent, the rector; assistant, Thomas G. Hender- son; organist and choirmaster, Joseph K. Smith.
Brotherhood of St. Andrew-Men's branch-Director, Winthrop E. Benner; secretary, Thomas G. Henderson. Meet- ings on alternate Fridays at 7.30 p m. Boys' branch-Director, H. B. Frazer; secretary, Samuel Jones. Meetings al- ternate Fridays.
Fellowship Club-President, H. B. Taylor; vice-presient, Archie J. Pratt; treasurer, W. S. Whitaker; secretary, George Winning.
Woman's Auxiliary-President, Miss Jennie Lidford; vice-president, Mrs. J. T. Dick; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. C. M. Lewis. Meetings Wednesday at 2 p m.
Senior Friendly Helpers-President, Mrs. J. C. Tebbetts. Meetings Monday .. 30 p m.
Junior Friendly Helpers-President, Mrs. M. E. Whitaker. Meetings Mon- day 7.30 p m.
St. Mary's Guild-Meetings on Satur- days at 2.30 p m.
ADVENT CHURCH.
Hastings block, 155 River street. Sun- day services at 10.30 a m; Sabbath school at 12 m; evening services at 7 in winter and 7.30 in summer; church prayer meetings on Thursdays at 7.30 p m. Pastor, J. D. Buro; deacon, Eu- gene Harris; clerk. Meda Lloyd; treas- urer. Flora Blanchard; trustees, John Rogers. Sidney T Ryder; Sunday school superintendent, Eugene Harris.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Chestnut street. Sunday services at 10.30 a m; Sunday school at 12 m; tes- timonial meeting on Wednesdays at 7.45 p m. Mrs. Ella Hancock, Cheshire, Mass., first reader.
BLACKINTON UNION CHURCH.
Main street, Blackinton. Pastors, Rev. J. W. Hamilton, Rev. J. H. Spencer; church committee, James Do- min, Chas. Williams, W. A. Hopkins, Miss Maggie Pincomb, Miss Annie Briengan, Mrs. Frank Herman; Sun- day school superintendent, O. A. Ar- cher; organist, Harry Garstang.
ITALIAN CHURCH.
Basement Notre Dame Church. Rev. P. A. Pillarella, pastor. Services Sun- day at 9.30 a m.
Children of Mary-Meetings first Sun- day of the month.
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JEWISH SYNAGOGUE.
Francis street, near State. Services on Saturday 8.30 a m; evening services on Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock. Rabbi, Rev. Julius Bloch; president, Max Frumkin; vice-president Jacob Kronick; corresponding secretary Jacob Cohen; treasurer, William Less; trustees, D. Carr, Joseph Jacobs.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION.
Organized September 13, 1876. Rooms at Y. M. C. A. building, 34 Summer street, corner Morris street. Open daily from 9 a m to 10 p m. Sunday services from 4 to 5 p m. President, H. B. Clark; vice-president, E. S. Wilkinson; treasurer, G. B. Flood; general secre- iary, W. R. Hale; physical instructor, A. E. Murray.
SALVATION ARMY.
Army barracks, Marshall street. Pub- lic meetings are held every evening in the hall at 8 o'clock. On Sunday a meeting for the promotion of holiness is hed at 11 a m. Praise meetings at 3 p m. Private meetings for soldiers and converts at 6 p m on Sunday.
MISSON HOME.
Marshall street. Mrs. Sarah Greeley, conductor.
SOCIETIES.
CASCADE LODGE.
W., Mrs. M. J. Irving; J P W, John H. Powers; V W, Charles E Armstrong; secretary, Agnes C. D. Lyman; finan- cial secretay, S. M. Wilner; treasurer, Richmond A. McGee; chaplain, Mrs. Vira Lessor; guide, Ella A. Morse; guardian, Margaret Amstrong; sen- tinel, Laua A. Parks; treasurer, Rich- mond A. McGee.
NORTH ADAMS COUNCIL, No. 156, KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Meetings are held the first Sunday of each month in Knights of Columbus rooms, Martin block, Main street. Grand knight, George A. Fagan; deputy grand knight, William H. Barrett; chan- cellor, Willard M. Brown; recording secretary, George Campbell; financial secretary, Benjamin F. Murphy; lec- turer, Michael O. Haggerty; treasuer, Peter Keefe; warden, John F. Dooling; advocate, William F. Barrington; in- side guard, Martin Fallon; outside guard, Owen M. Haggerty; trustee for three years, John Morrissey; musical director, Thomas F. Murphy.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTI- NENCE SOCIETY.
Organized May 30, 1868. Incorporated September 23, 1869. Meetings on the first and third Sundays of each month in the Father Mathew building 45 Centre street. President, John F. Mullen; vice- president, Louis Noel; corresponding secretary Michael Cummings; recording secretary, Michael Fox; financiol secre- tary, John Henry; asst. financial secre- tary, James Ryan; treasurer, Robert O'Connor; sergeant-at-arms, D. T. Rea- gan.
LADIES' TEMPERANCE AID SOCIETY.
Meetings are held in the F. M. T. A. society rooms on the second Thursday evening of each month. Pred.dent, Miss Margaret C. Meade; vice-presi- dent, Miss Mary G. Molloy; recording secretary, Miss Margaret Chrystal; cor- responding secretary, Miss E sie Hee- lin; financial secretary, Miss Abigail Flaherty; treasurer, Miss Josephine Cawford; sergeant-at-arms, Miss Mary Finnegan; trustees, Mrs Lawrence Mor- ris, Miss Margaret Meade, Miss Mar- garet C. Meade; Mrs. John Reagan, Mrs. John Kennedy, Miss Anna Mc- Carthy, Miss Nellie Hogan.
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NORTH ADAMS LODGE, No. 487, B. P. O. ELKS.
Meetings are held on the second and fourth 'Tuesdays of each month in Eiks' hall, 95 Ma.n street. Exalted ruler, James F. Coughlin; esteemed loyal knight, William O'Brien; esteemed lec- turing knight, Homer A. Hall; secre- tary, James A. Reagan; treasurer, T. M. Calnan; tyler, John W. Ho.ness; trustee, Albert R. Smith; esquire, Ev- erett H. Lesure; inner guard, William D. Crowley; chaplain,
James Tracy Potter; organist, James M. Chambers; chairman social committee, Joseph J. Marriott; financial committee, James E. Miller, P. J. Boland, Henry B. Pierce; visiting sick committee, Frank R. Ev- ans; Leonard E. Farrar, Horace H. Ainslie; stewards, J. J. Ryan, Joseph Ryan, P. J. Ryan, Charles A. Ryan.
LADIES' CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
The local branch is No. 177 and was the first to be organized in the state of Massachusetts. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. Past president, Mrs. Ce- celia Larkin; president, Mrs. M. Tyrell; first vice-president, Mrs. M. Foley; sec- ond vice-president, Mrs. N. McElroy; recorder, Frances Conlon; financial sec- retay, Mary Mead; treasurer, Mrs. E. F eming: marshal, Mrs. Mary Corrigan; guard, Mrs. M. Blackwell; trustees, Mrs. E. Lunney, Mrs. N. McElroy, Miss M. Callahan, Miss Broderick, Mrs. Bridget Kelly.
Notre Dame L. C. B. A. of A .- Past president, Miss Frances Owens; presi- dent, Cara Haper; first vice-president Virginia LaBrie; second vice-president, Mary McCraw; recorder, Helen Lee; as- sistant recorder; Dora Gelinas; finan- cial secretary, Agnes Robare; treasurer, Herminia Gagnon; marshal, Mrs. Min- nie St. Denis; guard, Miss Loizelle.
CONCORDIA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Founded January 12, 1902. Meetings held last Tuesday in every month at St. Jean de Baptiste hall, President, Louis DiPace; vice-president, Alfonso Tallarico; secretary, Frank DeGuzzi; treasurer, G. B. Corsiglia; trustees, L. Sateriale, L. D'Acerno, V. Sinclitico, L. Palazzo, T. Di Lorenzo, D. Caruso, Z. Di Lorenzo, A. D. Giore, N. Delnegro.
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SOCIETA ITALIANA DI MUTUO SOCCORSO DI NO. ADAMS, MASS
Founded July, 1893. President, Eu- genio Zerbini; vice-president, G. B Corsiglia; coresponding secretary, Ti- moiente Tinboiani; financial secretary, Va entino Girardi; treasurer, Ouorio Pedercini.
SOCIETA ATONA LUCANA.
President, Angelo Siciliano; vice- president, Giuseppe De Lorenzo; cor- responding secretary, Ciro De Loenzo; financial secretary, Gio Gaimari; treas- urer, Nicola Delnegro.
HOOSAC LODGE, No. 20, NEW ENG- LAND ORDER OF PROTECTION.
Incorporated November 12, 1887. In- stituted December 27, 1887. Meetings are held in K. of P. hall, 95 Main St. Warden, Wells Walker; vice warden, Miss Jennie Henderson; secretary, Mrs. Lila R. Kent; financial secretary, Miss Mary E. Vincent; treasurer, Alfred A. Lee; chaplain, Louise J. Jolitze; guide, James Cann; guardian, Mrs Anne Cann; sentine, George Walker; pianist, Miss Dora L. Cardany; trustee for three years, Albert L. Crosier.
F. M. T. A. DRUM CORPS.
President, James Pendergast; secre- tary, Edward Dailey; treasurer, Pat- rick, O'Connor; Daniel J. Reagan, man- ager;T. W. F. Raidy, leader and in- structor.
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. ST. JEAN BAPTISTE SOCIETY.
organized 1880, incorporated 1894. Metings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of each month in St. Jean Baptiste hall, Bank street. Pesident. Edmond . Vadnais; vice-presidents, A. koy and Artnur Favelaul .; recording secretary, T. Roberts; corresponding secretary, S. A. Menard; treasurer, E. Bissaillon; financial secretaries, C. H. Durocher, T. Trudeau and E. Beliveau; commandant, A. Roberts; marshal, Hector Gregory; admission committee, A. Rougeau, H. Thibert, Napoleon Vi- vier, H. Trudeau, E. Giroux; visiting committee, P. Plant, Joseph Bouchard, G. Roy, Frank Richards, Alexander Bombardier; trustrees, E. Bissaillon, P. Plant, George Felix, W. Decardian, J. E. Belanger, T. Laforce, D. Beau- lieu; auditors, A.exander Laundry, A. Gaudette, Dr. Brousseau; physician, Dr. Mignault.
LAFAYETTE GUARDS.
Meetings are held on the first and third Mondays of each month in Bo- land block, corner Main and Bank streets. Guard colonel, Ralph Bernard; captain, George Racette; first lieuten- ant, F. Noel; second lieutenant, W. Hamel; first sergeant, Frank Barber; second sergeant, S. Bernard.
CLUB DE LA GARDE LAFAYETTE.
Pres dent, D. Giroux; first vice- pres- ident. T. Monette; financial secretary, S. Bernard; corresponding secretary, Ernest Rougeau; treasurer, George Ra- cette; investigating committee, Joseph Lariviere, Frank Barber, Solomon Blan- chard; trustees, Francis Noel, E. Du- charme, Fred Vadnais; janitor, Joseph Lariviere.
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE. Chairman, C. Q. Richmond,
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE.
President, P. H. Gunning; secretary, Charles H. Dailey; treasurer, George Vasseur.
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DIVISION 10, A. O H.
Meetings are held on the first and third Sundays of each month at 5 p m in Division 10, A. O. H., hal., 31 Eagle streeet. President Richard O'Hearn; vice-president, John B. Walsh; record- ing secretary, William Griffin; financial secretary, Terrence Buckley; treasurer, William H. Bradley; sergeant-at-arms, Andrew T. Keliher; trustees, Patrick McGowan, John Brennan, D. J. Finne- gan.
DIVISION 4.
Meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Hibernian hall, 47 Eagle street. President, James W. Maher; vice president Dennis Kiely; recording secretary, Owen F. Callahan; financial secretary, Barny Curley; as- sistant financial secretary, Patrick Mc- Gowan Jr; treasurer, John F. Cronin; sergeant-at-arms, Patrick Gallagher; doorkeeper, John Kelly.
U. R. DIVISION 4.
Meetings are held on every Tuesday and Friday evening in Division 4, A. O. H., hall, 47 Eagle street. Captain James F. Coughlin; first .ieutenant, M. J. Kelly; second lieutenant, J. F. Cronin; first sergeant, Charles Connors; second sergeant, William Powers.
DAUGHTERS OF ERIN.
Meetings are hed on the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each month in D'vis'on 4, A. O. H., hall, 47 Eagle street. County president, Miss Mary Hogan: president, Mrs. John Kennedy; vice-pres dent, Mrs. John Hanley; re- cording secretary, Mrs. Julia Harring- ton; financial secretary, Miss Mary Mead; treasurer, Miss Mary Gal igan; sergeant-at-arms, Mrs. Mary Kelly.
Auxil ary Division 3-President, Miss Nellie V. Reagan; vice-president, Miss Anrie Reynolds; recording secretary,
Miss May Raidv; financial secretary, Miss Nollie A. Hogan; treasurer, Mrs. Nellie Mascraft; sergeant-at-arms. Miss Nell'e Cleary; sentine!, Miss Catherine McDevitt.
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JAMES T. LARKIN'S
GREYLOCK LODGE, F. AND A. M.
Meetings on second Tuesday of each month in Masonic hall, New Kimbell block. The following officers were in- stalled: George F. Miller, M W; Chas. W .Ford, S W; William E. Orton, J W; Frederick J. Harrington, treasurer; Eugene Franchere, secretary; George French, chaplain; L. A. Simmons, mar- shal; Albert H. Spencer, S D; E. E. Worthy, J D; Charles S. Nichols S S; Charles E. Green, J S; Henry C. Rand, tyler; Hobart C. Tower, trustee.
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