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I2I Ashland and Chestnut Streets Ashland Street and Wash- 123 ington Avenue
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Ashland Street and Law- rence Avenue
125 Blackinton and Montana Streets
I3I Church and Quincy Streets
I32 Church Street and Wash- ington Avenue
I4I Church Street, Normal School
142 Hunter's Foundry (Private) Directions for ringing in an alarm-Open box and pull lever down once and let go.
Person pulling in an alarm will please remain at box so as to in- form firemen upon arrival of the location of fire.
Storm Signals-Signals for closing schools in very stormy
weather will be given at 7:15, 8:15 a. m., and 12:15 m., from the Hunter Machine C.o., Brayton- ville Mill and Blackinton Mill and Hoosac Cotton Co. Three long whistles at 7:15 a. m., means no school at High School. Three long whistles at 8:15 a. m. means no forenoon session in the other schools. Three long whistles at 12:15 m. means no afternoon ses- sion. When the 12:15 signal is not given afternoon sessions will be held as usual.
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POST OFFICES
Postmaster-M. O. Haggerty. Ass't Postmaster-Frank Wiley.
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Clerks-Frank E. Card, Charles E. Hurd, Frank P. Patridge, Saul Palmer, Arthur F. Noone, William E. Larkin, George F. White, John Schreiber, Murray W. Morgan. Paul 'Messier, William Watt,
Sub. clerk, Harry E. Pring.
Letter Carriers-James F. Coughlin No. 1; James A. Reagan No. 6; Owen Calla- han No. 5; Thomas Lloyd No. 2; John F Kennedy No. 3; John F. Mullen 9; F. M. Ken- nedy No. 12; Thomas D. Seery No. 13; John Gagnon 'No. 8; Andrew O. Heggie No. 10; Walter Illingworth No. II; Patrick Urell No. 7; Michael F. McCarthy No. 4. Substi- tutes-W. J. Hawley, Ambrose L. Powell, Joseph W. Bourdon, F. A. O'Hearn, M. C. Rosasco. Rural Delivery Carriers-W. E. Fuller, No. 1; R. S. McKay, No. 2; F. K. Gould, No. 3; Sub. Mrs. Ethel M. McGraw. No. 1; Sub. E. H. Brown, No. 2; Sub. J. D. Canfield, No. 3.
Sub. Station No. 1, 144 Union, Charles H. Perron. clerk; Station No. 2, 459 State rd, George H. Crosier, clerk; Station No. 4, 157 River, Carl M. Farley, clerk; Station No. 5. 580 W Main, R. Meunier, clerk.
Blackinton
1438 Massachusetts Avenue William N. Gove, postmaster
Over 27,000 Sub- scribers read the
Springfield Union
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Postage Rates
Domestic Mail Matter First Class-Letters, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof. Sealed packages, two cents per ounce or fraction thereof.
Second Class-Paper sent by publisher, or from the office of publication, one cent per pound.
Papers of the second class, when sent by others than pub- lishers, one cent per four ounces or fraction thereof.
Third Class-Books, circulars, photographs, lithographs, proof sheets and corrected proof sheets with manuscript copy accom- panying the same, one cent for two ounces.
Letters with a special delivery stamp thereon, in addition to the regular postage, are delivered by a special messenger from any postoffice in the United States.
Registered Mail
All kinds of mailable matter can be registered by the payment of the registery fee, which is ten cents in all cases, in addition to the regular postage. with the ex- ception of Parcel Post Matter, which can be insured.
Postmasters are forbidden to address registered matter for their patrons, to enclose it in an envelope. to seal it, or to affix the stamp.
Money Orders
Money can be sent to any office doing money order business in the United States or foreign countries.
A single domestic money order may include any amount from one cent to one hundred dollars, inclusive.
LIBRARIES North Adams Public Library, Church cor Main
Andrew J. Houghton Memorial Building, Church cor. Main, open daily from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m .; reading room open daily from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Holi- days and Sundays from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m.
Librarian, Miss Mabel Temple. Number of volumes. 37,382. Hi- ram V. Martin, janitor.
Trustees, William A. Gallup (1919), Annie B. Jackson (1917), Frank F. Murdock (1918).
Oscar A. Archer Branch North Adams Public Library
1438 Massachusetts Avenue,
Blackinton
Bessie Davis, librarian
CEMETERIES
Commissioner of Cemeteries- William H. Ingraham
Superintendent-Henry J. Orr
Hillside Cemetery, West Main St.
South View Cemetery. South Church St.
St. Joseph's Cemetery, South Church St.
Blackinton Cemetery, Massachu- setts av, Blackinton
MILITARY
Company M, 2nd Regiment In- fantry, M. V. M.
Armory, Park St., Adams, Drills Monday evening. Capt., James Tracy Potter; Ist Lieut., Chas. E. Dunn; 2nd Lieut., William O'Brien
HOSPITALS
North Adams Hospital, Hospital av; Berkshire Hills Sanitarium, c North and Williams; Baker- Rose Sanitarium, 93 Park av.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Committee - Oscar A. Archer (1918), chairman; Mar- tin M. Brown (1919), Charles E. Hyland (1919), Charles L. Frink (1917), Frank B. Walker (1918); sec, Dr. Francis J. O'Hara (1917).
Superintendent of Schools-Isaac Freeman Hall, Christine L. Ward, Secretary.
Truant Officer-Albert G. Whip- ple.
Teachers Drury School, 179 Main High
Herbert H. Gadsby, Principal- Latin
Mortimer W. Thomas, Vice- Principal-History
George E. Dade- History
John F. McGrory-Science
Mary F. Curran-English
Christine Phelps-Algebra and
English Mildred McDonald - Mathe- matics
Bessie M. Miller-Latin
Helen L. Gallup-History and English
ALL THE BUSINESS HOUSES AND MANUFACTURERS · Listed in H. A. Manning Co's. Western Mass. Business Register
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Marie B. Goodwin-Latin and Greek
Barnaby M. Hogan-French and Algebra
Ella B. Spencer-German Dora A. Radlo-Science and History
Roland V. Tracy-Commercial Joseph M. Sullivan-Commercial Morton A. Sturtevant- English Frank McCoy-Stenography and Penmanship
Marion S. Cushing-Commercial Jennie B. Dowlin-French
Anna I. Collins-Business. Eng- lish and Arithmetic Physical director for boys, Pat- rick Kiese; physical director for girls, Elizabeth O'Shea Janitor, Orville Lasher
Grammar (Figure in parenthesis indicates rooms) Margaret R. Smith (2, I); Jani- tor, Orville Lasher.
Freeman School, Estes St. Thomas H. Card, Principal; Ethel M. Carpenter (7); Lil- lian M. Lewis (I); Jessie B. Sherman (8); Mary L. Can- field (6); Nettie Stewart Buck- ley (I); Mary E. Heslin (2); Genevieve C. Mahoney (3); Mary E. Cummings (5); Tere- sa C. Sullivan (9); Helen M. Tyrell (4); Katherine L. Shan- ahan (3); Mary A. O'Hern (7). Kindergarten-Harriet E. Rich- mond, Principal; Ruth Ham- blen, Assistant. Janitor, Wil- liam Hockridge.
Johnson School, Johnson St. Eva I. Haskins, Principal; Mary A. Raidy (9); Cecelia M. Col- lins (7); Harriet A. Hathaway (7); Ruth M. Hall (8); Mary G. Malloy (6); Mary M. Ryan (5); Catherine E. Coughlin (4); Harriet E. Brown (3); Edna T. Sedgwick (3). Jani- tor, Alpheus M. Burdick.
Veazie School, 27-35 Veazie St. Alice C. Bulkley, Principal (I); Dora J. Gelinus (I); Hattie Brooks (2).
Kindergarten-Margaret I. Gui- nan, Principal; Elizabeth O'Shea, Assistant. Janitor, Mason B. Hathaway.
Houghton School, 394-422 Union St.
Rose G. Sherry, Principal; Maude H. Sullivan (8); Anna Nolan (7); Mrs. Anna E. Murphy (7); Mabel A. Tower (9); Elizabeth A. Wright (3); Florence Mc- Gurk (2); Annabel Jones (5); Eunice Butterworth (41/2); Helen E. Conlon (4) ; Gertrude J. Orr (1); Mrs. Ida B. Mc- Adoo (6).
Kindergarten-Susan M. Cleg- horn; Clara I. Parkhurst, As- sistant. Janitor, John E. Saul- nier.
Brayton School, West Main St. Helen O. Sheldon, Principal; Mable Flaherty (9); Christina C. O'Brian (9); Jeannie Jarvie (5); Mabel A. Williams (6 and 7); Mary A. Ketchum (4); Elizabeth M. Anderson (3): Annie E. Owen (2); Ella L. Orr (8); Sarah A. Wells (I). Kindergarten-Mrs. George F. King, Mary F. Wilbur. Jani- tor, John Crews.
State Street School, 175-191 State St.
J. Marion Woodward. Principal; Mabel G. Post (1); Margaret Heslin (11/2); Elizabeth Cos- tello (2).
Kindergarten-Annie N. Pike, Emily B. Cady, Assistant. Janitor, Robert Costello.
Blackinton School, Blackinton Harry E. Hayden, Principal; Mabel L. Phelps (8); Annie L. Bartlett (5); Elva M. Stafford (7); Beatrice A. Gelinus (6); Anna C. Carpenter (4); Susan Richards (3); Jennie M. Whit- ney (I); Margaret R. Smith (2). Janitor, Michael H. O'Brien.
Greylock School, Greylock Lyn M. Braman (I); Elizabeth McGowan (2).
Supervisors
Thomas Cummings, Assistant; Albert Whitaker, Manual Training; Bertha Sholes, Do- mestic Science; Elizabeth V. O'Hern, Asst. Domestic Sci- ence; Harry E. Pratt, Draw-
Franklin County Suburban Directory H. A. MANNING CO., Publishers
Covers much territory from which North Adams merchants draw trade.
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ing; James Morley Chambers, Music; Albert G. Whipple, tru- ant officer.
Drury Academy Trustees
Pres, James E. Hunter; treas, W. A. Gallup; sec, W. E. Whitaker.
State Normal School
Frank Fuller Murdock, Principal. Instructors in the Normal De- partment-Frank F. Murdock, Psychology, Pedagogy; Roy L. Smith, History, Geography, Gardening, Science; Albert G. Eldridge, English History; William N. Johnson, Wood and Iron Work; Mary A. Pear- son, Drawing, Handicraft; Rose E. Searle, Mathematics, Music; Annie C. Skeele; Physi- ology, Physical Training; Mary L. Baright, English. Reading; Donna D. Couch, School Or- ganization; Eliza G. Grove, Kindergarten Method; Bertha M. Sholes, Domestic Arts; An- nie J. Lampher, Printing, Handicraft; Hannah P. Water- man, Correspondence Courses.
Mark Hopkins Training School Donna D. Couch, Principal; Alice Card (9); Marion H. Ketchum (7); Emily Stacy (5); E. Idella Haskins (6); Frances A. Dur- nin (5); Catherine M. White; Agnes E. Walker (4); Anna A. Foley (3); Ruth C. Gurdy (2); Agnes Murphy (8); Mar- garet M. McCormick (6); Freelove Clarke (4); Susan G. Lombard (3); Emma Tingue (2); Lucy M. Ware (I); Mrs. Eliza G. Graves; Mae E. Mc- Gowan (1); Catherine Slaiger. Janitor, Joseph Saulnier.
Briggsville Rural Training School
Margaret R. Gallon. Principal, grammar department; Ruth Lymon, Assistant, primary de- partment.
Broad Brook Rural Training School
Harriet Huntoon, Principal, grammar department; Edith M. Lucey, Assistant, primary de- partment.
Private Schools
Bliss Business College, 82 Main
Parochial Schools
St. Joseph's School, Eagle near Union-Sisters of St. Joseph, teachers.
Italian School, 98 Holden-4:30 to 5:30 p. m.
Notre Dame School, 214 Main St .- Sisters of St. Ann, teach- ers.
Jewish School (House of Israel), 3 Francis St .- Israel Rosen- bloom, teacher.
CHURCHES Advent Church
River cor Freeman av. Pastor, H. A. Mitchell, res 50 Brace-
well av. Services, Sunday, 10:30 à, m., 7 p. m .; Sunday school 12 m. Loyal Workers Society 5:30 p. m .; Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. m. Clerk, Almeda Lloyd; treas- urer, Mrs. Belle Harris.
Blackinton Union Church Pastor supplied. Finance Com- mittee, A. J. Buffum, E. J. Hughes, J. E. Davis, Cyros Kingston, Frederick Myers, Standey Domin.
Braytonville Union Chapel Notch rd. Finance Committee, James Drydale, Warren J. Crawley, John Williams, Sarah Wells, Mary Ketchum, Alfred C. Weber, William Woodhead.
Briggsville Union Chapel Pastor supplied from North Adams. Standing Committee, William Carson, Chairman.
Catholic Church
Blackinton. Services held in Father Matthew Hall, Massa- chusetts av. Sundays. Paster, Rev. J. F. X. Teahan, res Wil- liamstown.
Christian Science Church
Chestnut near Ashland. First Reader, Mrs. Frances Adams; Second Reader, Peter Grell; Clerk, Josephine Fuller; Treas, William F. Orr. Services: Sunday, 10:45 a. m .; Sunday School, 12 m .; testimonial
Burlingame & Darbys Co.
HARDWARE DRUGS Goods Sold on Your Money Back If Not Satisfied plan
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meeting. Wednesday 7:45 p. m. Reading room open Wednes- day and Saturday 2:30 to 4:30 p. m.
First Baptist Church Main cor North Church St. Pas- tor, Rev. J. Foster Wilcox, res 130 Church. Clerk, A. W. Ful- ton; Treas, Albert E. Spencer; Sunday School Supt., H. B. Clark. Services: Sunday, 10:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m. in summer and 7 p. in winter; Sunday School. 12 m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. m.
First Congregational Church Main St. Pastor, Theodore E. Busfield, res 123 Church. Ser- vices: Sunday. 10:30 a. m., 5 p. m. Sept. to June; Sunday School, 12 m; weekly prayer meeting, Thursday 7:30 p. m. Clerk, David M. Hunter; Treas, Maria B. Goodwin; Sunday School Supt., John Kennedy. Parish Officers : Clerk, C. W. Ford; Treas, Frank A. Bond. .
First Universalist Church Summer St. Pastor, George M. Gerrish, res Clarksburg. Ser- vices: Sunday, 10:30 a. m., no evening service; Sunday School II:45 a. m. Parish Moderator, Dr. O. J. Brown; Clerk, Ar- thur Hadley; Treas, Wm. G. Carter; Sunday School Supt., Dr. M. M. Brown.
Holy Family Church Greylock. Pastor, Rev. L. A. Simard, res Williamstown.
Jewish Synagogue (House of Israel), Francis St. Pulpit vacant. Pres, S. Rich- ton; Vice-Pres, L. Salkin; Fin. Sec, J. Rosenbloom; Rec. Sec, S. Burkson; Treas, M. Kronick Jr. Services: Saturday, 8 to IO a. m .; evening service, Fri- day, 6 to 7 p. m .; Saturday, 6:30 and 7:30 p. m.
Methodist Episcopal Church North Church. Pastor, Rev. Jas. F. Bisgrove, res 46 Church. Services: Sunday, 10:30 a. m. and :30 p. m. in summer, 7 p. m. in winter; Sunday School,
12 m .; Class Meeting, 9:45 a. m .; Prayer service, 6:15 p. m .; Junior League, 3 p. m .; Ep- worth League, Tuesday, 7:45 p. m .; Prayer Meeting, Thurs- day, 7:45 p. m.
Mt. Zion A. M. E. Church Washington av. Pastor, Rev. A. L. Bauldin. res 9 South. Ser- vices: Sunday, 8 p. m .; Sun- day School, 4 p. m .; Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Notre Dame of the Sacred Heart Main St. Pastor, C. H. Jean- notte, res 228 Main. Assist- ants, P. H. Cauthier, J. B. La- mothe. Services: Masses, 7, 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a. m .; Sun- day School, 3 p. m. winter, 4 p. m. summer. Society of the Ladies of St. Ann, meetings Ist Wednesday; Society of the La- dies of Charity, meetings Ist Sunday; Children of Mary meets 2nd Sunday of month.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Mission 1436 Massachusetts av. Rector, Rev. Robert Carmichael; War- den, Thos. Henderson; Clerk, George Richards.
St. Anthony of Padua Church 98 Holden St. Pastor, William Lattanzi. Services: Sunday, Masses, 8 and 9:30 a, m; ves- pers and benediction, 7:30 p. m .; Sunday School, 8:30 a. m. Daily Masses, 8 a. m.
St. Francis Roman Catholic Church
Pastor, Rev. E. P. Dunphy, res 75 Eagle. Assistants, James Costello, Gerald S. McGourty, G. McGourty; Organist, Min- nie Donovan. Services: Masses, 7. 8:30, 9:30 and 10:30 a. m .; Sunday School, 8:30 a. m .; Vespers, 4 p. m.
St. John's Episcopal Church Summer St. Rector, Rev. Mar- shall E. Mott, res Summer St. . Treas, Edmund M. Meekins; Clerk, F. W. Reed; Wardens, William A. Gallup, Willard E. . Whitaker. Services: Sundav Holy Communion, 8 a. m. ev- ery Sunday in the month, ex- cept the first; Sunday School
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and Bible Class, 10 a. m .; week days, Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
Salvation Army Barracks Marshall. Public meetings every night except Tuesday and Fri- day 8 o'clock; Sunday 3, 6 and 8 p. m .; private meetings for soldiers Tuesday and Fridays at 8 p. m.
Y. M. C. A. 34 Summer St. Open daily from 9 a. m. to 10 p. m. Pres, A. H. Barber; V-Pres, A. L. Bossi: Treas. W. C. Bacon; Rec. Sec, W. W. Smith; Gen. Sec, A. E. Hoffmire.
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, CLUBS, ETC. A. O. H.
Auxiliary No. 3-Pres, Mary Hogan; Vice-Pres, Mrs. Han- nah O'Brien; Rec. Sec, Lizzie Murphy; Fin. Sec, Nora Coyne; Treas. Mary C. Raidy. Meets 2nd and 4th Friday, A. O. H. Hall, Hoosac Savings Bank block.
Division No. 4-Pres, John Fla- herty; Fin. Sec, J. Hickey; Treas, John F. Cronin. Meets 2nd and last Thursday, 95 Main
Auxiliary No. 1-Pres, Mrs.
Bridget Hanley; Vice-Pres, Mrs. Bridget Dempsey; Fin. Sec, Margaret Kennedy; Treas, Mrs. John McCormick. Meets 2nd and last week, A. O. H. Hall.
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Mountain Lodge, No. 88-Meets Ist and 3rd Fridays 7:30 p. m., K. of P. Hall. North Adams Lodge, No. 179- Meets 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 95 Main, Hoosac Savings Bank block, 86 Main
Berkshire Club Pres, Benjamin Cook; Vice-Pres, George H. Thompson, M. D .; Sec, Harry S. Pratt; Treas, Charles D. Spear. Rooms, 85 Main. 2nd floor.
B. P. O. E. North Adams Lodge, No. 487- E. R., J. E. Miller; E. L. K., W. G. Carter; Sec, James A. Reagan; Treas, Harry P. Huff-
nagle. Elks Home, 100 Eagle. Ladies' Club, No. 487-Pres, Mrs. Minnie St. Denis; Vice-Pres, Mrs. Emma Durocher; Treas, Florence Eckersley; Recorder, Mrs. Nettie Buckley; Fin. Sec, Rosanna Durocher.
Braytonville Men's Club Pres, William H. Schramm; V- Pres, Charles T. Lewis; Sec, C. E. Ketchum; Treas, Frank Ransford. Meets 2nd Thurs- day, Braytonville Chapel.
British Club
Pres, John Santiford; Sec, Ar- thur Marsden; Treas, John Phillips.
Daughters of American Revolu- tion
Fort Massachusetts Chapter -- Regent, Mrs. M. Richmond; Vice-Regent, Mrs. A. M. Rob- inson; Sec, Mary Thompson; Treas, Blanche Baker. An- nual meeting in May.
Daughters of St. George Pres. Mrs. Lillian Boothman; V- Pres, Mrs. Anna Hockridge; Inside Guard, Mary Thomp- son; Outside Guard, Edna Wil- kins. Meets the 2nd and 4th Tuesday in K of P. Hall.
Degree of Honor
Mt. Hope Lodge-C. of H., Ger- trude Orr; L. of H., Mrs. Alice Harrington; Recorder, Mrs. Alice Taylor; Financier, Mrs. Helen Northup; Treasurer, Mrs. Louise Northrup. Meets Ist Fridays. I. O. O. F. Hall.
Father Matthew Total Absti- nence Society
Blackinton-Pres, W. J. Mackey; Vice-Pres, J. H. Muldowney; Rec. Sec, Walter Muldowney; Fin. Sec, James L. O'Brien; Treas, M. H. O'Brien. Meets Sundays Io o'clock, F. M. T. A. Hall, 1280 Massachusetts av, Blackinton.
Firemen's Relief Association Pres, Chief H. J. Montgomery; Vice-Pres, Deputy Orville Lasher; Sec. and Treas, Geo. Rowley. Meets 3rd Wednes- day in May and quarterly thereafter.
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Foresters
Court Bracewell, No. 189, F. of A .- C. R., B. A. Phillips; Rec. Sec, P. H. Smith. Meets Ist and 3rd Thursday in Eagle Hall.
Court North Adams, No. 100. F. of A .- C. R., Patrick Dinn; S. C. R., Clarence Robare; Rec. Sec, A. J. Ryan; Fin. Sec, Frank Mckay; Treas, John B. Donovan. Meets Ist and 3rd Thursday in Foresters Hall. Tunnel City Circle, F. of A .-
Meets Ist and 3rd Tuesdays 8 p. in. at Eagles' Hall. William McKinley Lodge, C. of F .- Pres, Mrs. Emma Duro- cher; Vice-Pres, Mrs. Bridget Hanley; Fin. Sec, Ella Crosi r; Treas, Mrs. Rose Gagnon. Meets 2nd and 4th Mondays 7:45 p. m., A. O. H. Hall.
Fort Massachusetts Historical Society
Pres, W. H. Sperry; Vice-Pres, William A. Gallup; Treas, Mrs. C. Q. Richmond; Sec, W. E. Whitaker; Curator. Mrs. J. J. Marsh. Rooms, Public Libra- ry bldg.
Fraternal Order of Eagles North Adams Aerie, No. 310- W. P., William Mackey; W. Sec, Gus Risch; Treas, Max Roy; Rec. Sec, E. L. Cleve- land. Meets Ist and 3rd Mon- days at 95 Main.
G. A. R.
Charles D. Sanford Post, No. 70 -C., Louis F. Amadon; S. V. C. A. E. Canfield; J. V. C., Alonzo Harrington; Quar, A. W. Fulton; Surgeon, H. J. Mil- lard; Chap, Stephen Partridge. Meets every Friday 8 p. m. Lincoln Camp, Sons of Veterans -- C., John White; S. V. C., John Rice. Meets Thursday G. A. R. Hall. Lincoln Auxiliary, Sons of Vet- erans-Pres, Mrs. Emma Par- ker; V-Pres. Mrs. John Rice; Sec, May Button; Treas, Mrs. Millie Reed. Meets Tuesdays 8 p. m., G. A. R. Hall.
Women's Relief Corps-Pres, Mrs. Carrie Loomis; Sec, Mrs. Nellie Robinson; Treas, Mrs. Stella Risenburg. Meets everv Wednesday 8 p. m., G. A. R. Hall.
Hoosac Valley Agricultural Society
Pres, Dr. F. D. Stafford; Sec, W. T. Carter; Treas, Clayton M. Ottman.
Improved Order of Red Men Mayoonsook Tribe, No. 129-S., Theodore Jordan; S. S., Thos. Gorry; J. S., Charles Wicks; Chief Rec, John Bullett. Meets Ist and 3rd Tuesdays in For- esters' Hall, Main St.
Independent Order Britt Abra- ham. No. 4II
Pres, S. Richton; Treas, S. Richton; Fin. Sec, B. Hirsch; Rec. Sec, Louis Jacobs. Meets Ist Sundays 7:30 p. m. at K. of P. Hall.
I. O. O. F.
Odd Fellows' Hall, 54 Main St. Oneco Lodge, No. 100-N. G., W. J. Ross; V. G., Andrew Bryson; R. S., Ernest E. Sprague; Fin Sec, Wallace B. Nickerson; Treas, Alfred E. Haskins. Meets Tuesday eve- nings.
Wellington Lodge, M. U .- N. G., A. Windover; G. M., Joseph Wilkins; Sec, W. D. Vanden- burg; Treas, William Marley. Meets St. Jean Hall.
Loyal Blackinton Lodge, M. U .- G. M., Ralph Hiser; N. F., C. E. Mitchell; V. G., Clement Jones; Treas, William Jacks; Sec, William Uncles. Meets Ist and 3rd Mondays, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Wells Encampment-C. P., Geo. Stebbins; H. P., James Dry- dale; S. W., William J. Ross; J. W., Robert Dunn; Treas, B. E. Robinson; Scribe, E. E. Sprague. Meets 2nd and 4th Friday.
Daughters of Rebekah-N. G., Mrs. Millie Stebbins; V. G., Mrs. Eliza Robinson; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Ida McAdoo; Fin. Sec. Mrs. Jennie Chase; Treas, Mrs. Jennie Chase. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesdays in I. O. O. F. Hall.
Excelsior Lodge-N. G., Bella Holden; P. N. G., Harriet Hathaway; Sec, Martha Sandi- ford; Rec. Sec, Charlotte Whipple.
Consult the City Directory It is put there for YOUR BENEFIT
for the Name of the Merchant Who Handles Your Favorite Brand of Goods
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Italian Mutual (Concordia) Aid Society
Pres, John Hansini; Sec, John Bianco; Fin. Sec, John Pozzi; Treas, Luigo Dacerno.
Knights of Columbus North Adams Council, No. 156- G. K., A. T. Raidy; D. G. K., Dr. O'Hara; Treas, James K. Maloney; Fin. Sec, John F. Dooling; Rec. Sec, Raymond B. Mahoney. Meets Ist Sun- days, K. of C. Rooms.
L. Union Marquette Pres, Adelard Roy; V-pres, Alex Blain; Treas, Joseph Bour- geois; Fin. Sec, John Lavoie; Rec. Sec, Theodore Trudeau. Meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays, 8 p. m. in St. Jean Baptist Hall.
Knights of Pythias Olympian Lodge, No. 22-C. C., John Ralston; K. R. and S., William H. Thatcher; M. F., K. E. Burrows; M. of Ex., George Deming; M. W., W. E. Lamb. Meets Thursdays 8 p. m. K. of P. Hall. Tunnel City U. R. K. of P. No. II-Captain. H. M. Gurney; Ist Lieut., Hurbert Davis; 2nd Lieut. F. L. Hicks; Recorder, L. Tyler; Treas, G. H. Deming. Meets Tuesdays, K. of P. Hall. Pythian Sisters, Olympian Tem- ple No. 14-M. E. C., Gertrude Hinklebein; P. C., Mrs. Agnes ·Hiser; E. S., Mrs. Emma Hin- kelbein; E. J., Jennie Gartman; M. of F., Mrs. Emma Parker; M. R. and C., Helen Merritt; O. G., Mrs. Margaret Jones; P. of T., Mrs. Dora Luby. Meets Monday at 8 p. m. at K. of P. Hall.
Lafayette Club Pres, A. Peltier; Rec. Sec, Joseph Pinsonault; Fin. Sec, Charles H. Durocher; Treas, R. G. Boyer.
L. C. B. A. St. Francis-Pres, Mrs. Kate Walsh; V-pres, Mrs. Hannal Doherty; Rec. Sec. Mrs. James Ryan; Fin. Sec, Margaret Roach; Treas, Mrs. Isabella McCormick.
Notre Dame-Pres, Mrs. Olive
Vadnais; Fin. Sec, Agnes Rob- ert; Treas, Malvina Vassier. Meets 4th Mondays 8 p. m. at St. Jeanne Baptist Hall.
Loyal Order of Moose D., Dr. F. D. Stafford; Sec, Frank Mckay; Treas, John B. Donovan.
Masonic
Greylock Lodge. F. and A. M .- W. M., James O'Halloran; Treas, Harry Tower; Sec, Jos- eph Malcolm. Meets 2nd Tues- days Masonic Hall.
Composite Chapter, R. A. M .- H. P., F. C. McIntyre; K., W. J. Geddes; Treas, William Blythe; Sec, J. B. Temple. Meets Ist Wednesdays Ma- sonic Hall. Annual Ist Wed- nesday in November.
Lafayette Lodge. F. and A. M .- W. M., J. R. Button; S. W., Fred Windover; J. W., Robert Harney; Treas, William Ba- con; Sec, Alexander W. Ful- ton. Meets Ist Monday of each month.
Naomi Chapter, O. E. S .- W. M., Bessie McGowan; W. P., Dr. Wm. Hamilton; Sec, Elizabeth Evans; Treas, Maria Temple. Meets Ist and 3rd Thursdays. St. Paul Commandery No. 40, K. T .- E. C., Hugh Drysdals; Capt. G., Wallace Stoddard; P., Hobart C. Tower; Re -- corder, J. B. Temple. Meets 2nd Fridays. Annual 2nd Fri- day in September.
Medical Association of Northern Berkshire
Pres, Dr. M. M. Brown, North Adams; Sec. Dr. R. D. Canedy; Treas, Dr. C. W. Wright. Meets monthly.
Mohowk Trail Automobile League
Pres, Judge C. T. Phelps; Sec, James O'Halloran; Treas, Ezra D. Whitaker.
N. E. O. P. Tunnel City Lodge, No. 439-P. W., David Trombley; V. W., Mary Fitzgerald; Sec, Mrs. Harriet Horrigan; Fin. Sec, Mrs. Ella Crossier; Treas,
Dennis Horrigan. Meets
Burlingame & Darbys Co.
Goods sold on satisfaction to the customer or your money back
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Eagles Hall 2nd and 4th Mon- days 8 p. m.
Cascade Lodge-W., Mrs. Wm. Kenney; V. W., Maud Wood- ward; Sec, Mrs. Agnes C. D. Lyman; Fin. Sec, William H. Schramm; Treas, Richard A. Magee. Meets Ist and 3rd Mondays St. Jean's Hall. Hoosac Lodge-W., Mrs. Eliza- beth Jolitz; Treas, Michael McCarthy; Fin. Sec. Stella Hicks; Sec, Jennie E. Hender- son. Meets Ist and 3rd Tues- days, Pythian Hall.
North Adams Country Club Pres, A. W. Chippendale; Sec. and Treas, Frank G. Lewis. Grounds at Red Mills.
North Adams Merchants Association
Pres, W. M. Boland; Sec and Treas, A. J. Hurd.
Northern Berkshire Poultry Association (Inc.)
Pres, A. F. Dodge; Sec, Howard Chilson; Treas. Albert Whit- ney.
Northern Berkshire Bar Association Pres, J. Bernard Boland; V-pres, F. R. Shaw, Adams; Sec and Treas, W. A. O'Hearn.
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