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Charles A. W. Spencer.
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THE TOWN GOVERNMENT.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT. School Committee.
Meetings are held in the Committee's Room, Town Hall, on the second Monday of each month, at 7.30 P. M.
William H. Lincoln, Chairman. William T. R. Marvin, Secretary,
George N. Carpenter. Michael Driscoll.
John D. Runkle.
Frederick B. Percy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot. Mrs. Annie E. Crane.
Aaron H. Latham.
Sub-Committees.
High School - Wm. T. R. Marvin, John D. Runkle, Aaron H. Latham. Grammar Schools - William H. Lincoln, Michael Driscoll, Mrs. Annie E. Crane.
Primary Schools and Kindergartens- Frederick B. Percy, George N. Carpenter, Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot.
Teachers -Wm. H. Lincoln, Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot, Geo. N. Carpenter. Finance - Michael Driscoll, William H. Lincoln, Aaron H. Latham.
Music - Mrs. Annie E. Crane, Michael Driscoll, Frederick B. Percy.
Industrial Training -John D. Runkle, Michael Driscoll, Mrs. Elizabetlı Cabot, Mrs. Annie E. Crane, William H. Lincoln.
Evening Schools - Aaron H. Latham, Michael Driscoll, William T. R. Marvin.
Physical Culture-Frederick B. Percy, George N. Carpenter, Mrs. Elizabeth Cabot.
The Public Schools.
Samuel T. Dutton, Superintendent. Office, Town Hall.
HIGH SCHOOL .- Daniel S. Sanford, Master; John C. Packard, Sub- Master. Teachers : G. B. Wilson, Anna M. Johnson, Frances C. Good- win, Mary P. Frye, A. May Frost, Helen P. Howell, Mdlle. Marie E. Gerlach, Maude A. Hartwell, Agnes M. Lindsey.
BOYLSTON SCHOOL .- Teachers : Emma L. Wiswell, Eva W. Cook, Emma T. Lewis. Kindergarten : Harriet B. Stodder, Louise W. Pray.
CABOT SCHOOL -Teachers : Edith G. Munroe, Mabel C. Friend, Mary E. Kingsbury, Helen F. Wetherbee. Kindergarten : Anne P. Burgess, Florence Hersey.
DEVOTION SCHOOL .- Teachers : Fannie A. Manson, Isabel W. Robin- sou. Kindergarten : Harriet S. Jenks, Anna M. Wakefield.
HEATH SCHOOL .- Principal : Mary J. Collingwood. Teachers : Mary A. Kelley, Frances A. Darrah, Margaret C. O'Hearn, Margaret J. Sweeney. Kindergarten : Fannie W. Kingsbury.
LAWRENCE SCHOOL .- Principal : Elizabeth W. Bean. Teachers : Sarah E. Bruce, Susan M. Thacher, Hattie E. Moses, Hortense M. Wiggin, Dora T. Maine.
LINCOLN SCHOOL .- Principal : M. W. Richardson. Teachers : Ruth E. Lander, Georgia L. Martin, Georgiana Hutchinson, Abbie A. Hoyt, Dorcas C. Higgins, Frances K. Lamprey, Matilda B. Doland, Edith C. Monroe, Elizabeth Gleason.
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Boston . Mass
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING
Harvard Street . Brookline . Mass .
EDWARD DEVOTION SCHOOL.
WILLIAMH LINCOLNSCHOOL
WILLIAM H. LINCOLN SCHOOL.
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LONGWOOD SCHOOL .- Teacher : Helen A. Smith. Kindergarten : Helen Newell.
NEWTON STREET SCHOOL .- Teacher : Mary E. Hyde.
PARSONS SCHOOL .- Teachers : Louise C. Sawyer, Susan C. Haywood, Rose E. Ryan, Hattie L. Carr.
PIERCE SCHOOL (two buildings) .- Principal : Mary McSkimmon. Teachers : H. Rose Palmer, Eliza May Ransom, Addie Dodge, Emma A. George, Anna M. Ultey, Madge E. Malone, Abby F. Bosworth, Nellie W. French, Mary E. Raymond. Kindergarten : Annie B. Winchester, Grace W. Morrill.
SEWALL SCHOOL .- Teachers : Cora B. Cook, Anna F. Warren, Mary A. O'Hearn, Hattie F. Paul. Kindergarten : Alice H. Shaw, Edith S. Mann.
WINTHROP SCHOOL .- Teachers : Annie G. Molloy, I. Maude Richard- son, Anna M. Taylor. Kindergarten : Adeline T. Joyce, Katharine Wentworth.
SPECIAL TEACHERS .- Art : Irene Weir and Annie B. Chamberlain. Cooking : Helen M. Walker. French : Florence H. Long. Kindergarten (old Ward School building) : Mary E. McNutt, Grace A. Potter. Manual Training: Frank W . Kendall, Joseph E. Owens. Military Drill : Richard W. Sutton. Music : Samuel W. Cole and Ella F. Story. Sewing : Henrietta A. Nevers, Catharine F. Johnson, Alice A. Stevens. Substi- tute Teachers : Ida S. C. Wing, Lida J. Wilde, Consuelo M. A. Rabec.
TRUANT OFFICER - Frederick H. Robinson.
JANITORS .- High School, John Thomas; Pierce Schools (two build- ings), Edward Moran; Cabot School, Michael Fahey ; Lawrence School, Herbert S. Woodard; Winthrop and Parsons Schools, John J. Nyhen ; Lincoln School, Owen Carey; Boylston and Sewall Schools, Richard Kelleher; Heath School, Lawrence Moran; Newton Street School, William B. Webber; Longwood and Devotion Schools, John J. McGinnis.
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
The library is open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. on every secular day throughout ten months of the year (during July and August, from 9 A. M. to 7 P. M.) except legal holidays, viz. : Washington's Birthday, Patriots' Day, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas.
Board of Trustees.
Charles H. Drew, Chairman.
R. G. F. Candage, Treas.
B. F. Baker, Sec'y.
Edward Stanwood. Desmond FitzGerald.
Leonard K. Storrs.
Augustine Shurtleff.
Charles C. Soule. Howard N. Brown.
Tappan E. Francis. James M. Codman.
William B. Haseltine.
Charles Knowles Bolton, Librarian.
Amelia A. Woods, Asst. Mary I. Starkweather, Asst:
Emma O. Marston, Asst.
Mears Orcutt, Janitor. John M. O'Connor, Asst. Janitor.
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BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY. BOOK HALL (looking towards the delivery desk).
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT. Board of Health.
Meetings are held on Wednesday afternoon of each week at 3 o'clock, in the Selectmen's Room, Town Hall.
Horace James, Chairman.
Tucker Daland. Charles H. Drew.
James M. Codman, Jr. William J. Seaver.
George F. Joyce, Clerk. H. Lincoln Chase, M. D., Agent. Michael Duffley, Inspector.
Dr. Frederick H. Osgood, Veterinary Inspector and Inspector of Provisions and Milk.
WATER DEPARTMENT. Water Board.
Office, at Town Hall, open from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M.
William K. Melcher, Chairman. George HI. Johnson. Oscar B. Mowry.
Z. R. Forbes, Clerk and Registrar. Fayette F. Forbes, Supt. of Works.
Richard J. Flinn, Engineer Low Service.
Patrick J. Flinn, Assistant do.
William B. Webber, Engineer High Service. Charles E. Riley, Foreman of Construction.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Meetings are held in the Selectmen's Room, Town Hall. Almshouse is on Newton street, opposite Grove.
Horace James, Chairman.
Tucker Daland. Charles H. Drew. James M. Codman, Jr. William J. Seaver.
Henrietta G. Codman. Martha W. Edgerly.
George F. JJoyce, Secretary. Mrs. Maria Campbell, Matron of Almshouse.
Standing Committees.
Almshouse-Miss Edgerly, Mrs. Codman, Messrs. Daland and Seaver. Poor - The Board.
Sick Poor - Miss Edgerly and Mr. James.
THE PARK DEPARTMENT. Park Commissioners. Henry M. Whitney, Chairman.
Charles S. Sargent. William H. Lincoln.
George F. Joyce, Clerk.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT. POLICE STATION, 38-42 PROSPECT STREET.
Chief of Police - Alonzo Bowman.
First Lieutenant -George F. Dearborn.
Second Lieutenant - Charles B. McCausland.
Inspector - Albert S. Paige.
Sergeants -- B. Frank Bartlett, Alonzo W. Corey, and Joseph J. O'Connell.
Patrolmen - Alden A. Manley, James Gleason, Henry J. Graham, Edward J. Mealy, Jr., Peter Curry, Andrew Creelman, George W. Piper, George E. Stitt, Michael O'Day, Emery E. Allen, Fred. C. Gordon, William H. Dee, John J. Sullivan, John Crory, Patrick A. Kelleher, Charles C. Watterson, James J. Phillips, Stephen D. Holleran, Wilbur F. Merritt, John Johnson, James J. Powers, John Carmody, Charles G. Donahoe, H. Allen Rutherford.
Special Police for Emergencies - Jeremiah Driscoll. Edward Moran, Fred. H. Robinson, Herbert G. Woodard, Richard Kelleher, Jr., Owen Carey and John M. O'Connor.
Special Police without pay - James Stewart, for estate of Jolin Panter ; Frederick H. Robinson, for school districts; John Nyhen, for Winthrop and Parsons schools and Brookline avenue playground; Thomas Fahey, for premises of Amasa Clark and vicinity; George Gibson, for estate of Thomas Doliber and vicinity ; Michael Lynch, for estate of William I. Bowditch and vicinity; Henry M. Mack, for estate of William F. Weld; Peter A. McElroy, for estate of L. M. Bouvé; John Taffe, for the Warren farm on Heath street and vicinity.
Police Court.
POLICE STATION, 42 PROSPECT STREET.
Court sits at 8.30 A. M., daily. Juvenile Court, Saturday, at 8.30 A. M. Charles H. Drew, Justice.
Frank L. Creesy,
Associate Justices.
Charles F. Perkins,
Henry M. Williams, Clerk.
Albert S. Paige, Court Officer.
Charles F. Perkins, Bail Commissioner.
Henry M. Williams, Probation Officer.
Medical Examiner.
H. M. Cutts, M. D.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Engineers.
Chief Engineer- George H. Johnson. Asst. Engineers - Francis F. Muldowney, B. W. Neal, Jr. Clerk - B. W. Neal, Jr.
Meet first Monday in each month at 7.30 P. M., at Hose No. 1 House, 140 Washington street.
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STEAM FIRE ENGINE NO. 1, 796 Boylston street .- James H. Curley, engineman ; J. J. O'Day, asst. engineman ; M. Kelley, driver.
CHEMICAL ENGINE NO. 1, 85 Monmouth street .- Michael J. Carroll, captain and driver ; M. F. Keegan, lieutenant; Frank J. Carroll (clerk), B. F. Carroll and Thomas J. Burke, hosemen.
COMBINATION HOSE AND CHEMICAL COMPANY NO. 1, Devotion street .- John H. Allen, captain; F. W. Brackett, lieutenant and clerk; John Patterson and John B. Kernan, hosemen; L. F. Foster, driver.
HOSE COMPANY NO. 1, 140 Washington street .- Z. R. Forbes, captain ; E. Frank Proctor, lieutenant; W. H. Stowe, clerk; A. N. Dugar, J. P. Margeson, Frank Hayes, J. H. Christie, Frank L. Halfenstine, James G. Brutcher and Eugene Sullivan, hosemen ; James H. McGiveney, driver.
HOSE COMPANY NO. 2, 342 Washington street .- Charles A. Pons, captain ; William D. Morrison, lieutenant; David A. Kenrick, clerk ; John Brown, George H. Delano, F. E. Spencer, Frank T. Pons, William J. Stitt, Fred. H. Robinson, Frank B. Copeland and Wm. S. Richards, hosemen ; Benjamin F. Baxter, driver.
HOSE COMPANY NO. 3, 796 Boylston street .- John W. Manley, captain ; Luke Mahon, lieutenant; Dennis Mehan, Jr., clerk; M. Costello, David J. Mahoney, Albert H. Woods and William Rooney, hosemen ; Benjamin Dwyer, driver.
HOSE NO. 4, 140 Washington street .- John F. Hutchins, driver.
HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO. 1, 340 Washington street .- Truman C. Edgerly, captain ; Frank D. Field, lieutenant; Fayette F. Forbes, clerk; George Muse, J. N. Christie, Charles E. Rogers, William Unkles, Lincoln I. Leighton, A. F. Bonney, Herbert A. Bowker, Hervey E. Cook, Charles E. Riley and J. F. Norton, laddermen ; Geo. L. Newcomb, driver.
RELIEF DRIVER .- Daniel G. McNamara.
Fire Alarm Telegraph.
Eugene N. Davis, Superintendent.
Location of Boxes ..
4 Cor. Wash'n St. and Brookline Ave.
5 Hose One House, Washington St.
6 Cor. Harvard Sq. and Harvard St.
Hook and Ladder House.
8 Cor. Gorham Ave. and Cypress St.
9 Boylston St., opp. Cameron St.
12 Walnut St., cor. Walnut Path.
13 Cor. Cumberland Ave. and High St.
14 Cor. Cypress and Sewall Sts.
15 Cor. Walnut and Cypress Sts.
16 Cor. Walnut and Boylston Sts.
17 Cor. Cottage and Warren Sts.
18 Cor. Clyde and Warren Sts.
19 Clyde Street, near Newton Street.
21 Cor. Chestnut Hill Av. and Boylston.
22 * Town Hall.
23 Cor. Boylston and Hammond Sts.
24 Chestnut Hill Ave., and Fisher Ave.
25 Beacon St., near Dean Road.
26 Winthrop Rd., near Addington Rd.
27 Cor. Beacon and Washington Sts.
28 Buckminster Road near Holland Rd.
29 Cor. Gardner Road and Tappan St.
31 Cor. Aspinwall Ave. and Harvard St.
32 Cor. Marion and Park Sts.
33 Combination Engine House.
34 Cor. Harvard and Beacon Sts.
35 Harvard St., opp. Thorndike St.
36 Cor. Alton Place and St. Paul St.
37 Cor. Aspinwall Ave, and Toxteth.
38 Cor. Freeman and St. Paul Sts.
39 Washington St. and Gardner Rd.
41 Cor. Carlton and Colchester Sts.
42 Chemical Engine House.
43 Cor. Kent St. and Longwood Ave.
45 Mountfort St., near Prescott St.
212 Norfolk Road.
* 22. Signal for No School, four rounds. Also, a special box for Town Hall, except between the hours of 7.45 and 8.30 A. M.
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First alarm is given on bells, by striking four rounds. Second alarm is given by striking ten bells. General alarm is given by striking ten bells twice. Two strokes, slow, indicate fire is out.
One stroke at 12 M. every day and one stroke every night at 9 o'clock.
MINOR PUBLIC OFFICERS.
Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery.
Horace James, Chairman ex-officio.
Leonard K. Storrs. James H. Bowditchi.
Desmond FitzGerald. Charles S. Sargent.
Charles H. Stearns. Barthold Schlesinger.
Benjamin F. Baker, Clerk.
Committee on Brookline Cemetery. Henry S. Hatch.
Committee for Planting Trees.
James II. Bowditch. William Stearns. Edward W. E. Tompson.
Fence Viewers.
Burton W. Neal. Willard Y. Gross.
Constables.
Eben W. Reed. Albert S. Paige.
George F. Johnson. Willard Y. Gross.
Thomas J. Murray.
Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark.
Francis H. Bacon. Merrill V. Brown.
William K. Melcher. John E. Cousens.
Pound Keeper and Field Driver. Eben W. Reed.
Sealer of Leather. William K. Melcher.
Registrars of Voters.
Charles T. Duncklee. Frank L. Creesy Patrick O'Loughlin. The Town Clerk ( ex-oficio).
Inspector of Buildings.
William K. Melcher. Michael Duffley, Assistant.
Janitor of Town Hall. Willard Y. Gross.
Clubs, Societies, Etc.
LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUBS.
The Riverdale Casino. 55-57 FRANCIS STREET.
Incorporated Jan. 31, 1893. Clubhouse opened June 11, 1894. The annual meeting is held the first Monday in March. President -Charles H. Utley. Vice-President - Jacob P. Bates. Treasurer- Edwin A. Rogers. Secretary - Charles H. Flood.
The Longwood Club. 30 MONMOUTH STREET.
Incorporated March 28, 1888. The annual meeting is held the first Thursday in March.
President - George R. Rogers. Vice-President -John R. Lee. Treasurer - Walter L. Lane. Secretary - Sherman L. Whipple.
The Thursday Club.
Meetings are held weekly, from October to May. The annual meeting is held the last Thursday in April.
President - James R. Dunbar. Vice-President -Prentiss Cummings. Secretary - Andrew M. Ritchie.
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The Friday Club.
Women only. Meets each Friday at homes of members, from October to April.
President - Mrs. Andrew J. George. Vice-President - Mrs. James R. Dunbar. Secretary - Mrs. Andrew J. Mosher. Treasurer - Mrs. George A. Clough.
First Parish Club.
Meetings in Pierce Hall on the first Tuesday evening of each month.
President - Moses Williams. Secretary - Charles F. Richardson. Treasurer - William S. Cutler.
The Country Club.
Clubhouse, race tracks, and grounds for polo, golf, and other sports, Clyde Park, Clyde street.
Superintendent - George W. Medley.
Corey Hill Toboggan Club. (Established, 1886.) President - Frank M. Seamans. Secretary - F. J. Burrage. Treasurer - W. A. Wheeler.
Norfolk Social Club.
Organized, 1886. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Thurs- days in each month, and rooms are open each evening, in Harvard Building, 4 Harvard street.
President - William H. McManus. Rec. Secretary - Philip J. O'Neil. Finan. Secretary - Frank A. Hogan. Treasurer - James J. Casey.
Brookline Republican Club.
.Rooms in Currier's Building, 268 Washington street. Open each evening, for reading and games.
President - Jacob P. Bates. Secretary - Walter W. Paige. Treasurer - George F. Boynton.
Brookline High School Debating Club.
Meetings are held in drawing-room of the school building fortnightly during the winter months.
President - Herbert I. Foster, '94. Secretary - Bessie C. Wood, '94. Treasurer - John A. Cousens, '94.
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Brookline High School Alumni Association. (Organized February 7th, 1893.)
Membership in the Association is open to all past and present teachers, and to all past members of the School who have been connected with it for one or more years. The members of the Senior Class in the School are also eligible for membership. Life Membership Fee, $2.00. Annual Membership Fee, 50 cents.
President -Moses Williams. Vice-President - Frank L. Creesy. Sec .- Treasurer - William G. Nash.
Directors - Eleanor A. Doran, Benjamin Hurd, Jr., Alfred D. Chand- ler, Mabel C. Chester, Amy B. Edmond, J. Emory Hoar.
Brookline High School Battalion.
Major - W. Norris Magoun, '94. Adjutant - Clifford M. Swan, '94. Capt. Co. A- Herbert R. Chase, '94. Capt. Co. B -Herbert I. Foster, '94.
Brookline High School Athletic Association.
President - Richard F. Jolinson, '94. Sec'y-Treas. - Robert C. Morse, '95.
The Brookline Friendly Society.
This society occupies rooms in the Union Building, in which are a gymnasium for the use of the Boys' Clubs and Girls' Club, a free reading- room, a game room, and a meeting-room for the Mothers' Club. The work assumed by this society is " To keep our young men and women from temptation, by putting within their reach resources fitted to their youth and activity, and to give the older men and women the sympathy and quiet comfort which their homes cannot supply."
President - Mrs. J. M. Codman. Secretary - Mrs. J. Elliot Cabot. Treasurer - Horace D. Chapin.
SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Beth-horon Lodge, F. and A. M. (Instituted Sept., 1870.)
Stated meetings on the second Tuesday of each month, excepting July and August, in Masonic Hall, corner of School and Harvard streets.
W. M. - Clarence A. Delano. S. W. - Reuben S. Swan. J. D. - Arthur H. Bailey. J. W. - D. Edward Beede. Treas. - Rufus G. F. Candage. Secy. - Francis H. Bacon. I. S. - Josephi Farquhar. Chap. - Benj. F. Baker. Org. - Albert F. Conant. Mar. - Alonzo Bowman. Tyl. - Charles W. Morgan.
S. D. - Francis F. Whittier.
S. S. - Arthur W. Bowker.
J. S. - Chas. A. W. Spencer.
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Lomia Lodge No. 221, I. O. O. F. (Instituted May 18, 1893.)
Meetings every Wednesday evening in Harvard Hall, 4 Harvard street.
N. G. - M. Frank Kenrick. L. S. N. G. - Clarence E. Fuller. V. G. - Andrew Creelman. R. S. V. G. - George H. Johnson.
Secy. - John McCullough. L. S. V. G. - William J. Stitt.
Per. Secy. - James W. Horton. War. - Fred. H. Richardson.
Treas. - Alfred E. Kenrick. Cond. - Samuel J. McNeilly.
I. G. - Joseph P. Raymond. Chap .- Albert L. Bridgman.
O. G. - George M. Saunders. R. S. S. - Willis E. Files. R. S. N. G .- Alexander S. Arthur. L. S. S. - Henry L. Grover. P. G. - Fred. A. Cross.
Trustees - Albert L. Bridgman, Edward S. Burns, Edward T. C. Eddy.
Brookline Lodge No. 459, Knights of Honor.
(Instituted Feb. 8, 1877.)
Meetings the second and fourth Mondays in each month, in Harvard HIall, 4 Harvard street.
. Dic .- Francis M. Manley. Treas .- A. S. Arthur.
V. D .- Charles E. Riley. Chap .- H. A. Ross.
A. D .- Alden A. Manley. Guide-James Stewart.
Rep .- J. Anson Wiswell. I. S .- H. J. Heeney.
F. R .- C. A. W. Spencer. O. S .- Charles H. Wilson.
P. D .- John W. Manley.
Trustees-W. H. M. Bellows, E. F. Proctor, and John F. Hutchins.
Sagamore Council No. 181, Royal Arcanum.
Meetings in Masonic Building, 10 School street, the first and third Wednesdays in each month.
Reg .- Leonard Stone. Treas .- R. G. F. Candage.
Vice-Reg .- H. R. Buckenliam. Chap .- Joseph Farquhar.
Orator-George P. Jolinson. Guide-Charles A. Bowditch.
Secy .- Francis H. Bacon. Warden-Fergus B. Turner.
Col .- William Finney. Sentry-James B. Cook.
Past Reg .- N. Clifford Paul.
Brookline Assembly No. 87, Royal Society of Good Fellows.
Meetings the fourth Tuesday of each month, in Harvard Hall, 4 Harvard street.
Ruler-James Tracey. Prelate-J. Sullivan.
Ins .- Herbert L. Sawyer. Director-John F. Taylor.
Coun .- John Brown. Sentry-John Conley.
R. and F. Secy .- Owen Carey. Guard-Thomas Kelley.
Treas .- John C. Barthelmes. Past Ruler-Albert P. Phinney. Trustees-J. F. Taylor, J. C. Barthelmes, and A. P. Phinney.
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St. Lawrence Court No. 61, Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters.
Meetings the first and third Mondays of each month, in Harvard Hall, 4 Harvard street.
Chief Ranger-James Maloney. Fin. Secy .- Thos. F. McMahon.
Rec. Secy .- Daniel Frawley. Treas .- John S. Meaney.
Division No. 7, Ancient Order of Hibernians.
Meetings the first and third Fridays in each month, in Driscoll's Hall, 44 Boylston street.
Pres .- Daniel O'Neil. Fin. Secy .- Michael Kenney.
Vice-Pres .- William Kenney.
Treas .- John Maloney.
Rec. Secy .- Michael Rutledge.
Brookline Division No. 86, Sons of Temperance.
(Instituted Nov. 12, 1884.)
Meetings in Goddard Hall, 178 Washington street, every Thursday evening.
Wor. Patriarch-Ruth A. Macarn. Fin. Scribe-Augusta L. Wilkins.
Wor. Associate-Percy Marsters. Treas .- John Dixon.
Rec. Scribe-Anna E. Newell.
La Tour Assembly, Sons and Daughters of Maritime Provinces.
Meetings in Goddard Hall, 178 Washington street, the second and fourth Mondays of each month.
Pres .- F. S. Belyea. Chap .- Miss H. M. Hodges.
Vice-Pres .- A. C. Wilson. Mar .- G. Bridges.
Secy .- Miss Alice Rogers. I. G .- Miss Annie McPhee.
Fin. Secy .- Miss E. Vickers. O. G .- J. Bridges.
Treas .- H. E. Belyea.
Past Pres .- Mrs. G. M. Handy.
Brookline Branch No. 54, British American Association.
Meetings in Goddard Hall, 178 Washington street, the first Tuesday in each montlı.
Pres .- Alexander M. Campbell. Secy .- Jolin C. Gordon. Vice-Pres .- Alexander McDonald. Treas .- James Patterson.
Local Union No. 66. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America.
Meetings each Friday night, in Harvard Hall, 4 Harvard street. Pres .- Patrick A. Foley. Fin. Secy .- John Walsh. l'ice-Pres .- William M. Sheehan. Treas .- J. J. McAdam. Rec. Secy .- Allan J. McDonald.
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Charles Lyon Chandler Post No. 143, G. A. R. (Chartered January, 1871.)
Meetings in Town Hall, the second and fourth Tuesdays in each month.
Commander - Henry K. Paine. Quartermaster - Edward F. Allen.
Senior V. C .- William Pree. Surgeon - Dr. Ira B. Cushing.
Junior V. C .- Frederic H. Mellen. Chaplain - Samuel D. Edwards.
Adjutant - Willard Y. Gross. O. of the Day - Chas. E. Hapgood.
Officer of the Guard - William Finney.
C. L. Chandler Corps No. 109, Woman's Relief Corps.
Meetings at 3 o'clock p. M. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month, in G. A. R. room, Town Hall.
Pres .- Mrs. Susan M. Gross. Chap .- Miss Mary E. Mann.
Sen. V. P .- Mrs. Mary A. Brown. Conductor-Mrs. Ida C. Neal.
J. V. P .- Mrs. Clara A. Morrison. Asst. Cond .- Mrs. Mary E. Smithi.
Secy .- Mrs. Sadie L. Dyer. Guard-Mrs. Etta Robart.
Treas .- Mrs. Lucy L. Turner. Asst. G .- Miss Mamie Edwards.
Lt .- Col. Wilder Dwight Camp No. 97, Sons of Veterans. (Organized May 23, 1879.)
Meetings in G. A. R. room, Town Hall, third Tuesday of each month.
Capt .- William Carl Pree. Sergt. Guard-George W . Pree.
Ist Lieut .- Robert W. Finney. Musician-Harry B. Sears.
2d Lieut .- William D. Paine. Corp. Guard-Clarence E. Mallor.
Ist Sergt .- Charles F. Kelley. Chaplain-Charles J. Crawford.
Qmr. Sergt .- Frank E. Small.
Brookline Fireman's Relief Association.
Annual meeting held on the third Monday in May, at 7.30 P. M., in Hook and Ladder House.
Trustees meet on the third Monday in each month, at 7.30 P. M., in Hose 1 House.
President - George H. Johnson. Vice-President - Frank F. Muldowney. Secretary -E. Frank Proctor. Treasurer - Fayette F. Forbes.
Trustees-C. A. Pons, Hose 2; Z. R. Forbes, Hose 1; C. E. Riley, Hook and Ladder 1; J. W. Manley, Hose 3; B. F. Carroll, Chemical 1; Walter A. Griggs, Combination 1; B. W. Neal, Jr., and F. D. Field, at large.
Brookline Police Mutual Aid Association.
(Incorporated November 4, 1887.)
Meetings are held on the first Monday in each montlı.
President - Alonzo Bowman. Vice-President - Albert S. Paige. Treasurer - George F. Dearborn. Clerk -Alonzo W. Corey.
Directors - The four above-named and Joseph J. O'Connor, Edward J. Mealey, Jr., James Gleason.
Finance Committee - Andrew Creelman, Emery E. Allen, Peter Curry. Visiting Committee - Alden A. Manley, Fred C. Gordon, George E. Stitt.
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THE BROOKLINE UNION.
An association incorporated Sept. 29, 1886, comprising about 200 ladies and gentlemen who contributed towards the construction of the Union Building, and who, by the officers annually elected, manage the building and look after its various interests. Cost of building, $35,000.
The annual meeting is held on the second Wednesday in April.
President-Charles H. Stearns. Treasurer - Henry W. Lamb. Secretary - Leonard C. Wason.
THE WOMAN'S EXCHANGE.
ROOM IN UNION BUILDING. Open daily, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Receives bread, cake, jellies and preserves, fancy work, decorative china, etc., on consignment, and sells the same for the benefit of women who seek to support themselves in honorable employment. Also, main- tains an Employment Bureau.
Managers- Elizabeth G. Fogg, Harriet S. Fogg.
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.
Meetings are held at the homes of members on the second Wednesday of each month.
President - Mrs. J. W. Tyler. Secy .- Treas. - Mrs. William E. Hooper.
KINDERGARTEN AND DAY NURSERY.
26 WASHINGTON STREET. Matron-Miss Annie M. C. Soper.
HOSPITALS. Channing Hospital. For Mental and Nervous Diseases. 711 BOYLSTON STREET, COR. CHESTNUT HILL AVENUE. Superintendent -- Walter Channing, M. D. Asst. Physician - Wallace M. Knowlton, M. D.
Free Hospital for Women.
(To be opened about Oct. 1, 1894. ) CORNER OF POND AND CUMBERLAND AVENUES. Superintendent - Dr. W. H. Baker. Matron - Mrs. E. A. Turner.
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