Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1923, Part 198

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1558

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Spencer Charles M 61 Hancock

Springfield Harness Co (automobile) 55 Dwight

STEIGER ALBERT CO 345 Main-See back cover UNITED ORIENTAL RUG MFG CO 2d and 3rd floors 119 Liberty-See p 169- Vining Albert E 17 Market

*Used Cars

BLAND'S AUTO EXCHANGE 163 Dwight and 757 Main-See p 17- DWIGHT STREET AUTO EXCHANGE 219-221 Dwight-See p 18-

STONE'S JACK USED CAR CO 69 Dwight-See p 18-

Vacuum Cleaners

TURNER RICHARD A & CO 44 Taylor-See p 75- Vitale Sales Co (automatic) (206) 264 Main

Valve and Gate Mfrs CHAPMAN VALVE MFG CO THE 203 Hampshire Ind Orchd-See p 134- Crane Co (valve) 62 Hampden c Water Keating Valve Co Inc (flush) 73 Taylor

Variety Stores

Case Carrie Mrs 720 Sumner av

Finn Jacob B 35 Main

Jackson Florence E 808 Main

Kresge S S Co 334 Main

Lytle M Louise Mrs 302 Belmont av

McDonald John D 340 Chestnut

Miller Max 122 Main

O'Brien Agnes B 730 Liberty

O'Meara Anna Mrs 165 Hancock

Phillips Oscar G 979 North

Smith Samuel 223 N Main

Umansky Louis 159} Main

Ward Jane E 62 Walnut

Weinstein Jacob 156 Ferry

Wellworth Variety Store 176 Main and Orchd

Wonder 5 and 10 Cent Store 582-584 Main

Woolworth F W & Co 384 Main

Varnish Mfrs

HAMPDEN PAINT AND CHEMICAL CO office (505) 317 Main

SHOES and HOSIERY of Quality and Fashion

440 Main Street

"2 POOLE STORES" BOYS' CLOTHING AND SHOES

340 Main Street

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*Ventilators

FOX & CUSHING 17 College-See foot lines HYLAND W J MFG CO (heating) 151 and 153 Dwight-See top edge and p 149-

Vermin Exterminator Mfrs

Interstate Vermin Exterminators (7) 476 Main

Veterinary Remedies YOUNG W F INC 111 Lyman-See back cover-

Veterinary Surgeons

Balkam Ralph W 214 Belmont av Glasgow William J 87 Water Holden Henry E 25 Sanford Lukes Harry 441 Sumner av

Pierce Benjamin D 47 High

Shaw Richard N 573 Sumner av

Violin Makers and Repairers

KINNEY EDWARD 242 Worthington-See p 139- Lougharan Bartholomew F (206) 525 Main Ricard Alexander 8 Court House pl

Vulcanizers

Bartlett Tire Shop 402 Dickinson BLUE RIBBON MOTOR SALES INC office and salesroom 96 Main service station 14 Clinton -See p 12

Broadway Vulcanizing Co 86 Bridge

Craven Edward 19 Taylor

Duplex Vulcanizing Co 775} Main

EAGLE SERVICE AUTO TIRE CO 4-6 Meadow W Springfield-See back cover-

FOREST PARK GARAGE 523 Belmont av-See p 18- Goodstein Charles 582 North

Home City Retreading and Vulcanizing Co 77812 State

Kilgour's 72 Pynchon Kneip Service 894-896 State

Loeb & Greenberg 854 North

Maynard W E Tire Co Inc 18512 Chestnut

Moore Fred M 53 Princeton

RIGA J G & SONS INC 89-91 Dwight-See p 25-

S & J Auto and Electric Supply Co 318 St James av WALSH'S HOLYOKE STEAM BOILER WORKS 110 Appleton Holyoke Mass-See p 121- Westergren Bros 210 Dwight

Wood Percy M 67 Broadway

*Wall Board and Building Specialties

BENT WILLIAM E INC office 73 Dwight yard 160 Union West Spfd-See p 116- BURDEN-BRYANT CO THE 109-111 Lyman- See insert opp Ist page names- CHASE C P & CO INC 68 Birnie av-See p 114- NEW ENGLAND PULP PLASTER CO 102 Albany n railroad-See p 49-

NIMS BRAINARD D 253 Balwin W Spfd-See p 116- SPRINGFIELD CONTRACTORS SUPPLY CO Napier n Armory-See p 48-

WALKER T M CO 31-41 Market-See p 143-

Wall Paper and Color Mfrs Tait Paper and Color Industries Inc 24-26 Fort

Wall Papers CLOW GEO H SONS CO 123 Commonwealth av -See p 142-

Cooper Wall Paper Stores of Springfield 262-264 Worthington

Earle Charles W 29 Harrison av

Hale Albert E Co (wholesale) 11-13 Stearns sq

HARDING JOHN P 411 Main-See p 108-

McCRACKEN & CO INC 186-188 State-See p 108-

Morrissey Bros Co 172 Main Ind_Orchd

Springfield Wall paper and Paint Co (wholesale and retail) 24-26 Fort

*Washing Machines

LEWIS & BATES (Maytag) 322 Dwight LOMBARD WASHING MACHINES James C Fetters agent 20E Court-See p 73-

TURNER RICHARD A & CO (Gainaday)-44 Taylor-See p 75-

Watchmakers and Repairers (See also Jewelers)

Arnold Ernest S 128 State Cunliffe Albert E (208) 288 Main

HAYES & STANNARD 219 Worthington-See p 110-

Kalman Fred 144 Main Lapido Arthur A (300) 289 Main

Leighton Walter L 26 Windsor

Lombard Otis M (1) 115 State

Moore William H 165 Eastern av

Radding Morris 98 Dwight

*Watchmen's Clocks

STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME CO THE 89 Logan -See p 124-

Water Filters and Purifier Mfrs Prentiss S L Co 45 Crystal av

Water Work Supplies MILLAR CHARLES & SON CO 26 to 28 Willow warehouse 29 Stockbridge-See p 151-

*Waterproof Canvas Covers

MEYER L M & CO 100 Alderman-See p 30- HAMPDEN PAINT & CHEMICAL CO (505) 317 Main

Waterproofing NEW ENGLAND PULP PLASTER CO 102 Albany n railroad-See p 49-

Weather Strips

American Weather Strip Co (210) 168 Bridge BURGIN BROS 96-98 Adams-See p 29- Chamberlain Metal Weather Strip Co (37) 25 Harrison av FORD MFG CO INC (Ford All Wood) 98 Broad- way-See p 29-

FOX & CUSHING 17 College-See foot lines-

*Wedding and Engraved Stationery CROWELL CO THE 93-95 Orleans-See p 152-

Welding

BERRY BROS 454 Walnut-See p 20-

CAVE WELDING AND MFG CO 62 Taylor-See p 181-

Collette William 176 Quincy

HAMPDEN AUTO TOP AND METAL CO 31-33 Winter-See pp 20 and 171-

Hoag Welding Co 31 E Court

INDIAN WELDING CO 13 Cypress-See p 181- Keenan Bartholomew J r 49 Fremont

SPRINGFIELD AUTO BODY AND WELDING CO 147 Taylor st ext-See p 19- Springfield Brazing and Welding Station 12 Willow Wilson Frederick E 742 Worthington

*Welding Equipment and Supplies CAVE WELDING AND MFG CO 62 Taylor-See p 181-

*Well Digger CHAMPLIN FRANK A (artesian) 43 Main East Longmeadow-See p 9-

WILLIAM C. SIMONS, Inc.

Investment Securities Correspondents, MESSRS. LEE, HIGGINSON & CO., Boston

Direct Wires

Statistical Service

PPENHEIMER 289 MAIN STREET

FIELD INSURANCE Walnut 2830 Fire-Accident-Auto

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*Wheels NEWHOUSE SERVICE CO (Sewell Cushion) 438 Dwight-See p 24-

Window Cleaners

Brightwood Window Cleaning Co 37 Sargeant HAMPDEN WINDOW CLEANING CO (6) 109 Worthington-See p 183- Magic Window Cleaning Co (12) 475 Main Springfield Window Cleaning Co 97 Johnson Star Window Cleaning Co 503 Worthington Wagner Window Cleaning Co 140 Franklin Wright Charles H 216 Worthington

Window Screen Mfrs FOX & CUSHING 17 College-See foot lines

Window Shades and Fixtures FLINT & BRICKETT CO 439-441 Main-See insert opp street guide- FORBES & WALLACE 390-396 Main-See aplha insert KIMBALL GEORGE & SON 60-62-64 Main-See p 81

METROPOLITAN FURNITURE CO 538 and 540 Main-See p 81- Springfield Window Shade Mfg Co 11112 Main STEIGER ALBERT CO 345 Main-See back cover-

Window and Door Screens

Burrowes E T Co The (511) 293 Bridge FOX & CUSHING 17 College-See foot lines- WHITE GEORGE H 735 Worthington-See p 47-

*Windshields (Glass) CHASE'S GLASS AND MIRROR WORKS 20 A Congress-See p 83- SPRINGFIELD AUTO BODY AND WELDING CO 147 Taylor st ext-See p 19- SPRINGFIELD SASH AND GLASS CO office and warehouse 28-40 Belle av r 210 Franklin -See p 83-

*Wire Bank and Office Railings BIGELOW CHENEY WIRE WORKS office 417 Liberty-See p 135-

*Wire Cloth Mfrs BIGELOW CHENEY WIRE WORKS office 417 Liberty-Seep 135-

*Wire Fence Dealer ROGERS WILLIAM M 38 Hilton C Falls

Wire Goods Mfrs BLAKE MANUFACTURING CO 56 Tyler-See p 123-

Wire Screens FOX & CUSHING 17 College-See foot lines-

Wire Workers

BIGELOW CHENEY WIRE WORKS office 417 Liberty-See p 135-

Wireless Apparatus

Westinghouse Electric and Mfg Co plant Page blvd n Stevens

*Women's Specialties

MEEKINS PACKARD & WHEAT INC 349 to 359 Main-See opp contents-

Wood Carver

Stock William F 43 Dwight

Wood Dealers

American Wood Yard The 92 Pendleton av NEW ENGLAND BOX CO THE (F M West Div) (kindling) P O address Springfield office and factory 121 Lowell W Spfd-See p 122- SILVER SPRING ICE AND WOOD CO 500 Cen- tral-See p 94-

Wood Turning and Sawing Marshall Charles C 17 Taylor

Wooden and Willow Ware FRANK BROS PAPER CO 49-51 Hampden-See p 154-

Wool Waste Mfrs (See Cotton and Wool Waste)

Woolens and Worsted

Hampden Woolen Co 685 North STEIGER ALBERT CO 345 Main-See back cover-

Worm Gears

BAUSH MACHINE TOOL CO 156 Wason av- See p 129-

Wrench Mfrs

BEMIS & CALL CO 983 Main-See p 130- BULLOCK MFG ASSOCIATES 46 Harrison av -See p 127- Moore Drop Forging Co 38 Walter

X-Ray Laboratories

Mannix Robert M (dental) (405) 356 Main NEW ENGLAND LABORATORIES INC Chestnut c Pearl-See p 51-

Yeast

Fleischmann Co The (compressed) 10 Hawley Liberty Yeast Corporation (compressed) 357 Chestnut

TIFFT BROTHERS Government, Municipal, Industrial, Public Utility BONDS FOR INVESTMENT Members New York Stock Exchange Third National Bank Bldg, SPRINGFIELD, MASS.

SPRINGFIELD CITY GOVERNMENT

City Election Tuesday Following First Monday in December

EPRI

ORG

MAY 25.1852.

OWN

14.1636. O.S

City Government Organized First Monday in January

CITY OFFICERS

Offices close at 1 p m Saturdays

Mayor-Edwin F. Leonard; office, Municipal Building, open from 9 a m to 5 p m. Clerk, Elizabeth H. Clark.

City Clerk-Clifford F. Smith; office Municipal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 5 p m. Assist- ant City Clerk, Oliver C. Grant.

City Collector-Ralph L Munn; office, Munici- pal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 4 p m.

City Treasurer-E. T. Tifft; office, Municipal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 4 p m. Deputy Treasurer, John P. Bishop.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN

President-Frank M. Kinney. 1st Ward-Emile J Erard.

2d Ward-Arthur W. Brown.

3d Ward-Albert W. Vining. 4th Ward-John D. Shuart.

5th Ward-Raymond B. Shattuck.

6th Ward-Frank M. Kinney.

7th Ward-Aime H. Cote.

8th Ward-Victor N. Bengle. Clerk-Clifford F. Smith.

COMMON COUNCILMEN

President-Leonard S. Stebbins.

1st Ward-Patrick J. Courtney, John C. Miller.

2d Ward-Eugene J. Sweeney, Denis A. Hogan, John P. Gaffney.

3d Ward-Edward C. Lincoln, Frank Forastiere. 4th Ward-Herbert A. Holland, Emma E. Brigham. 5th Ward-A. Olin Sinclair, Ralph R. Coombs.

6th Ward-Leonard S. Stebbins, Edward J. Rux- ton.

7th Ward-Archie E. Bruce, Robert Berry.

8th Ward-Vernon D. Odette, Ralph D. Hersey, James R. Baldrick.

Clerk-George J. Clark.

COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN

Enrollment-Aldermen Vining, Kinney and Brown. Elections and Returns-Aldermen Shattuck, Ben- gle and Cote.

Ordinances-Aldermen Erard, Bengle and Kinney. Poles and Wires-Aldermen Vining, Shattuck and Erard.

Itinerant Venders' Licenses-The Mayor and Aldermen Bengle and Shattuck.

State and Military Aid-The Mayor and Alder- men Brown and Shuart.

Rules of the Road-Aldermen Erard, Kinney and Brown.

COMMITTEES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL Ordinances-Councilmen Sinclair, Forastiere and Courtney.

Enrollment-Councilmen Hersey, Brigham and Courtney.

Elections and Returns-Councilmen Odette, Coombs and Baldrick.

JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES

Finance-The Mayor, Aldermen Shuart, the Presi- dent of the Common Council and Councilmen Sweeney and Holland.

City Property-Aldermen Cote and Brown, Coun- cilmen Hogan, Ruxton and Bruce.

Fire Department-Aldermen Shuart and Brown, Councilmen Hersey, Forastiere and Gaffney.

Pauper Department-Aldermen Vining and Erard, Councilmen Odette, Brigham and Courtney.

Printing-The Mayor, President of the Common Council and Councilman Lincoln.

Board on Claims-The Mayor, Alderman Bengle and the President of the Common Council.

Supervisors of the Department of Streets and Engi- neering-The Mayor, Alderman Shattuck and Councilman Berry.

Mayor's Messages-Aldermen Kinney and Shat- tuck, Councilmen Sinclair, Brigham and Gaffney. City Realty-Aldermen Bengle and Brown, Coun- cilmen Sinclair, Baldrick and Hersey.

Signs-Alderman Brown, Councilmen Odette and Miller.

Transportation-Aldermen Bengle and Shuart, Councilmen Odette, Sinclair and Lincoln.

Legislative Matters-Aldermen Bengle and Cote, Councilmen Lincoln, Coombs and Gaffney.

City Solicitor-Josiah Dearborn.

Assistant City Solicitor-Alfred C. Fairbanks.

City Prosecuting Attorney-John H. Madden.

City Auditor-Clifford E. Cook; office, Municipal Building.

Deputy City Auditor-Ralph B. Spittal.

City Physician-William A. R. Chapin; office, 6 Maple; residence, 476 Belmont av.

Streets and Engineering Department-Superin- tendent, Robert P. Marsh, office, Municipal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 5 p m. Division Superintendent of Streets, Arthur H. Woodward. Division Superintendent of Sewers, Howard O. Buck. Division Superintendent of Waste Dis- posal, Edward G. Barnes. Deputy City Engi- neer, Charles M. Slocum. Chief Engineer, Charles H. Restall.

Registrars of Voters-John W. Nolan, Stephen F. Bible, Warren P. Underwood; Clifford F. Smith, clerk; Edith M. Ware, Julia A. Buckley and Ruth Payne, clerical assistants.

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SPRINGFIELD [1923] DIRECTORY

Building Commissioner-Fred W. Lumis.

Building Inspectors-Samuel Roy Whitney, Dan- iel W. Campbell, Leigh Ferry Morgan.

Assessors-George E. Mansfield, Jr., chairman; Albert C. Lane, Wm. E. Sanderson, Municipal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 5 p m.

Assistant Assessors-Charles E. Murray, Ruth Ayles, James W. Armeson, Theodore Camerlin, Bernal H. Adams, John A. Fitzgerald, Joseph Samuelton, John W. Culver, Edwin R. Gifford, Eugene L. Bengle, John P. O'Connell, John J. Donoghue, James M. Coughlin, Angelo M. Massucci, Edward H. Barrett, Edgar S. Ulrick, Euclid J. Pigeon, Mary E. Leavenworth, Frank M. Maguire, Arthur E. Chase, George Bracken- bury, Edward J. Flannery, John C. McNeil, William P. Craig, William P. McFarlane, George J. Foster, Michael Leonard, Thomas F. Quinli- van, Jr., Joseph J. Carroll, Theodore Roberts. Department of Charities-Overseers of the Poor-

The Mayor, Dr. Wm. A. R. Chapin, J. Stuart Kirkham, William R. Thacker, Christopher G. Simpson. Agent, Edward I. White. Clerk and Bookkeeper, Jennie S. Lombard. Disburs- ing day, Thursday of each week. Office of the Board, Municipal Building; office hours, 9 a m to 5 pm.

Petroleum Inspector-George H. Powers.

Superintendent at Almshouse-Charles E. Had- sell.

Superintendent of Public Buildings-Hiram L. Dorman.

Water Commissioners-The Mayor, Edwin A. Blodgett and Dr. George L. Fenn.

Superintendent of Water Works-Howard M. King.

Water Registrar-Alfred R. Hathaway; office, Municipal Building.

Collector of Water Rents-Ralph L. Munn; office, Municipal Building. Office hours, from 9 a m to 4 p m.

Inspector of Plumbing-F. W. Tower; assistant, Ernest G. Bates.

Agent of the Board of Health-William L. Young. Board of Public Works-Fordis C. Parker, Frank G. Tobey, Napoleon E. Russell.

Fire Commissioners-William W. Tapley, Thomas J. Sheridan, Edwards O. Davis, Charles B. Hitch- cock, John D. Shuart.

Park Commissioners-Col. Stanhope E. Blunt, Nathan D. Bill, Charles Adams, Theodor R. Geisel, Dwight R. Winter.

License Commissioners-William M. Stevenson, chairman; George G. Tait, Hugh J. Donnelly. Sinking Fund Commissioners-Robert O. Morris, A. B. Wallace, A. Willard Damon.

Board of Health-Edgar H. Guild, M.D., Health Physician; Philip V. Erard, Richard A. Rochford, Clerk and Agent, William L. Young.

Sealer of Weights and Measures-William Foster; Deputies, Ralph H. O'Malley, Charles B. Kings- bury.

SUBORDINATE OFFICERS

Fence Viewers-Evariste J. Boucher, Joseph A. Garneau, Henry Asher.

Field Driver-Charles M. Ladd.

Fish Warden-James P. Hatch.

Harbor Master-Charles T. Shean.

Inspector of Animals-Dr. Harry Lukes.

Inspectors of Lime-Daniel W. Mellen, William D. Mckenzie, Patrick J. Mitchell, Morgan D.

O'Conneli, Timothy Shea, Maurice J. O'Connell, James J. Brennan.

Inspector of Milk and Vinegar-S. C. Downs.

Measurers of Wood and Bark-Jesse M. Belcher, Philias L. Bissonnette, Charles F. Cooper, George D. Franklin, Isaac Lender, Charles H. Randall, Robert M. Sears, David I. Steele, William G. Tait, Ernest G. Gifford, Henry G. Robbins, George Duteau, Harry Fieldman.

Municipal Chime Ringer-Ernest Newton Bagg. Pound Keeper-Charles M. Ladd.

Measurers of Lumber-Peter Borgatti, Joseph Ottain, Marsimo Piacentini, Edwin O. Dodge,

Harry M. Hackett, Leon Palmer, William C. Stevens, Joseph Cantelli.

POLICE DEPARTMENT

Board of Police Commissioners-Col. Lindley D. Hubbell, chairman; James A. Mahoney, secre- tary; George Pirnie.

Chief of Police -- William J. Quilty; office, Police Building; salary, $4,000.

Deputy Chief-Henry M. Perkins; office, Police Building; salary, $2,750.

Captain of Detectives-Daniel F. McCarthy; salary, $2,450.

Captains-Martin P. Costello, Charles A. Wade, and Edgar A. Littlefield; office, Police Building; salary, $2,350 each.

Detective Lieutenants-John St. Ledger, James T. Raiche, James M. Daly, John A. McNeil, Joseph A. Murphy, Ernest P. Marble, Joseph D. Powers, Patrick J. Fenton, Matthew J. Meade, John P. Fleming, George W. Bicknell; salary, $2,150 each.

Lieutenants-Michael J. O'Brien and Michael Kennedy; salary, $2,150 each.

Sergeants-Daniel J. Twohig, John L. Maloney, Harley H. Blodgett, John A. Swift, Patrick J. O'Connor, Michael F. Egan, Edwin C. Holbrook, John F. Donoghue, Frederick J. Runnells, John H. Dunleavy, Thomas Moriarty, William J. Hurley, Charles W. Geary; salary, $2,050 each. Matrons-Mrs. Katherine Sheehan, Mrs. D. E. Flanagan; salary, $1,000 each.

Department Clerk-Anna A. Kelliher; salary, $1,600.

Clerks-Bertha M. Saunders, salary, $1,170; Kath- erine F. Collins, salary, $1,040; Evelyn M. St. Cyr, salary, $1,040.

Prosecuting Attorney-John H. Madden; salary, $2,250.

Electrician-Herbert H. Berry; salary, $600 per year.

Chauffeurs-Harry R. Button, Ellsworth C. Myers, Lyman B. Bullock, William J. Wall, Patrick H. Meleady, Thomas F. Murphy, Charles W. Stet- son; salary, $5.27 each per day.

Janitors-Robert E. Creighton, Michael J. Har- ington, Thomas A. Pollard; salary, $25.66 per week.

Telephone Operators-Grace M. Conway, Esther W. Burlingham; salary, $936 each per year.

Patrolmen-Lewis H. Aldrich, Michael Ashe, Christopher J. Aspall, John F. Bacon, Cecil V. Bassett, William S. Bates, James S. Begley, Bernard J. F. Bergren, Raymond P. Bills, Pat- rick J. Bowler, Andrew P. Boyd, Clarence E. Bradway, Cornelius B. Brosnan, Alfred L. Brouil- let, Neil Bryson, Lyman B. Bullock, Joseph A. Burke, Philip E. Burke, William P. Burke, Henry C. Butler, Harry R. Button, Laurence P. Can- ning, Edward Carey, Llewellyn D. Carey, Ralph J. Carleton, Arthur H. Carrigg, John B. Carrigg, Fred A. Champous, Michael F. Clancy, Horace G. Clark, John P. Cleary, Arthur E. Clifford, Thomas F. Connery, Edward J. Connolly, John J. Connor, Jr., William H. Connor, John J. Crowley, Frederick C. Cullen, Edward F. Culli- nan, Michael J. Curley, Andrew Curran, James F. Dagnan, Hugh J. Daley, John J. Donlin, James J. Donovan, Leonard E. Dorsey, Corne- lius F. Dowd, Thomas Dowling, John A. Driscoll, John C. Driscoll, John P. Driscoll, Thomas Dunne, Walter C. Eaton, William F. Edmonds, James E. Fahey, Charles M. Feeney, Michael J. Fitzgerald, Farrell J. Fitzpatrick, Michael J. Flannery, Thomas C. Fleming, Harry D. Foley, John J. Ford, Mitchel Frappier, Thomas F. French, Thomas P. Gaffney, James E. Gog- gin, William F. Goldrick, William J. Grady, Alexander Gray, James P. Gray, Timothy J. Hallahan, John A. Hamberg, Lester C. Ham- mond, John W. Harrington, John Hayes, George F. Henry, Jr., Paul L. Henry, William J. Hogan, Ovila L. Huot, Jeremiah J. Hurley, John F. Hurley, Patrick M. Hurley, Maurice V. Karl- strom, Thomas L. Kavanaugh, Patrick J. Keane,

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Edward L. Keating, Thomas J. Keating, Patrick Keefe, Eugene F. Kelleher, Patrick Kennedy, Francis J. Kenney, Daniel M. Keyes, Percy F. Laming, John Lamondia, Frank La Voice, Charles C. Learned, Joseph E. Le Moine, Thomas Lohan, William F. Lonergan, Charles T. Long, Daniel J. Long, John J. Long, Patrick J. Lovett, Dennis M. Lynch, George E. Lynch, Patrick Lynch, John J. Maher, Lawrence V. Malone, John J. Maloney, Leon A. Maloney, John A. Manning, Ward C. Maranville, Ward E. Maran- ville, Peter J. Marra, Charles Martens, John H. McDonald, Daniel J. McDonnell, Maurice Mc- Kenna, Peter McLelland, James J. McMahon, Frank J. McNeill, Patrick H. Meleady, Louis C. Miller, James Moriarty, John J. Moriarty, James J. Moylan, Charles J. Murphy, Thomas F. Murphy, Ellsworth C. Myers, James H. O'Brien, Michael J. O'Brien, Michael O'Connell, Thomas O'Connor, James O'Donnell, Jeremiah B. O'Leary, Charles G. O'Malley, Arthur H. Par- ker, Alfred H. Penfield, Durham N. Pepin, Ed- ward D. Pepin, Louis H. Pilon, Harold W. Poeh- ler, William L. Pollock, William J. Pouliot, Michael C. Quinlivan, Paul H. Rice, George F. Russell, Matthew P. Ryan, John H. St. Ledger, Thomas C. St. Ledegr, George Scott, Albert H. Shaw, Newman W. Sherman, Edward J. Slattery, Frederick P. Smith, Lovell S. Spauld- ing, Daniel W. Spellacy, Charles W. Stetson, Daniel T. Sullivan, John E. Sullivan, John P. Sullivan, Michael F. Sullivan, Thomas F. Sulli- van, William C. Sullivan, Edgar P. Tanguay, James G. Taylor, Albert J. Tessier, Victor M. Tetrault, Ernest G. . Tourtellotte, Howard F. Tourtellotte, Thomas H. Tuohey, Patrick J. Tuttle, William J. Wall, Peter H. Walsh, Samuel B. Webster.

Reservemen-Thomas B. Bracken, Ralph J. Bren- nan, Harold F. Carroll, John J. Connelly, John E. Conway, Edward F. Cousineau, Frederick J. Cullen, Jeremiah F. Dowd, Joseph J. Dunn, John J. Flaherty, John A. Flanagan, Francis M. Gallagher, Raymond P. Gallagher, William F. Harrington, Patrick J. Howard, Ira E. Klase, Domonick Kragjowich, Arthur C. Long, Ed- ward T. Lynch, James W. Mahoney, Owen J. Marra, William F. Marren, Michael A. Mitchell, Frank T. Morrison, James V. Motherway, Carl Rolf, John J. Scanlon, Jr., Daniel J. Shea, Daniel J. Sheehan, Michael H. Smith, John F. Stack, John R. Tyler.

Policewomen-Mary F. Lathrop, H. Elizabeth O'Connor.

Retired-John H. Boyle, James C. Burke, Simon J. Connery, George L. DeForest, Thomas B. Drinan, E. Frank Goodwin, John Hall, Charles A. Haynes, Ernest Lafleur, Patrick J. McCallin, James W. Murtagh, George H. Norris, John J. O'Malley, Thomas Ranney, James H. Rogers, Ernest Rosenberg, Edward P. Tilton, Charles M. Wright.

FIRE DEPARTMENT

The force at present numbers 319 men as follows: The chief, one deputy chief, six district chiefs, superintendent of division of fire alarm telegraph, one assistant superintendent of division of fire alarm telegraph, superintendent of division of repairs, 21 captains, 22 lieutenants, one book- keeper, one clerk, 263 men; also the force at the United States Armory in case of emergency. One company located at Indian Orchard is not available for city fires. The whole apparatus of the department at present consists of eight chiefs' cars, three auxiliary squad cars, two motor runabouts, and one motor truck for fire alarm use, five motor pumping engines, fourteen motor driven hose wagons, eight motor driven hook and ladder trucks, one water tower, two runa- bouts, thirty-five thousand four hundred feet of two and one-half inch cotton rubber-lined hose, five thousand one hundred fifty feet of three- quarter inch rubber chemical hose, forty-three hand fire extinguishers, sixteen sleighs; fire

alarm telegraph and telephone apparatus. The United States Armory equipment, consisting of one motor driven combination hose and chem- ical car, and one thousand feet of good cotton rubber-lined hose, may, by courtesy of the com- mandant, be called into service in an emergency. Board of Fire Chiefs-Chief, W. H. Daggett; Deputy Chief, E. A. Kimball; District Chiefs, Burton Steere, J. R. Graves, Arthur H. Strong, Herbert C. Root, Charles S. Taylor, Frederick C. Wright. Chief's office, at Headquarters Building, 86 Court. Office hours: 11 to 12 a m, 2 to 3 p m.

Div. of Fire Alarm Telegraph-Supt., Herbert H. Berry; Asst. Supt., John M. Safford.

Div. of Repairs-Supt., Charles J. Clark.

Hose Company, No. 1-Located at 86 Court. Electric driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 2-Located on North cor. Patton. Electric driven combination hose and chemical car.

Engine Company, No. 3-Located at Oakland cor. Dickinson. Seagrave motor pumping engine, and motor driven combination hose wagon.

Engine Company, No. 4-Located on Walnut. Seagrave motor pumping engine, and motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Engine Company, No. 5, with Hook and Ladder, No. 5-Indian Orchard. Seagrave motor pump- ing engine, motor driven combination hose and chemical car and motor driven ladder truck.

Hose Company, No. 6-Located at 25 Mill. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 7-Located at Patton cor North temporarily.

Engine Company, No. 8-Located at Winchester sq. Knox motor pumping engine, motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Engine Company, No. 9-Located on Armory. Seagrave motor pumping engine, motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 10-Located cor. North Main and Hooker. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 11-Located on Plainfield. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 12-Located at 56 Margaret Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hose Company, No. 13-Located cor. Pine and Cedar. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.

Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1-Located at 86 Court. One electric aerial ladder truck, fully equipped, motor driven; one water tower driven by motor tractor.

Hook and Ladder Company, No. 3-Located on Oakland. One gasoline motor aerial ladder truck, fully equipped.

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1923, Part 198

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1923 Publisher: Price & Lee Co. Number of Pages: 1558

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1923
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1558