Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1923, Part 203

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

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Jay W. Nickels Rebekah Lodge, No. 183-Meets 2d and 4th Tues. at 48 Pynchon. Sec., Beatrice Buck, 68 Van Horn, W. Spfd.

Loyal Golden Rule Lodge, No. 7096, I. O. O. F., M. U .- Meets 2d and 4th Fri. at 535} Main. Sec., James Crawford, 427 Orange.

Loyal Springfield Lodge, I. O. O. F., M. U .- Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. at 347 Worthington. Sec., Clifford L. Phelps, 11 Lillian.

Golgotha Household of Ruth, No. 68, G. U. O. of O. F .- Meets 2d Mon. at 89 Oak. Sec., Mrs. James H. Higgins.

Golden Chain Lodge, No. 1549, G. U. O. of O. F. -Meets 1st, 3d and 4th Mon. at 89 Oak. Sec .. James H. Higgins.

ORDER OF OWLS

Springfield Nest, No. 1583-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. in Memorial Hall, State. Sec., John C. Florio, 46 Wight pl.

Ladies' Nest, No. 1589-Meets 1st and 3d Fri. in Memorial Hall, State. Sec., Mabelle Florio, 46 Wight pl.

U. A. M.

Harmony Council, No. 9-Meets 1st, 3d and 5th Tues. in Hall B., I. O. O. F. bdg., 48 Pynchon. Sec., Howard C. Rowley, 37 Fairview av., W. Spfd.

Betsy Ross Council, No. 1, Daughters of the O. U. A. M .- Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 32 Byers. Sec., Mrs. George W. Goodro, 57 Johnson.

ROYAL ARCANUM

Home Relief of Equity Council, No. 96-Meets 1st Wed. in June, Sept. and Dec., at 46 State. Sec., Francis H. Baines, 129 Suffolk.

Supreme Council Loyal Ladies of the Royal Arca- num-Meets once a year. Sec., Mrs. A. Jean- ette Beebe, 318 Eastern av.

Pynchon Council, No. 1368-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. at 44 State. Sec., Maurice W. Landers, 37 Belmont av.

Springfield Council, No. 1, Loyal Ladies of the R. A .- Meets 2d and 4th Mon. in Odd Fellows' Hall, 48 Pynchon. Sec., Bathsheba Bryant, 27 Douglas.

HOSPITALS

Mercy Hospital-233 Carew. Pres., Rt. Rev. Thomas M. O'Leary; V. Pres., Edward A. Hall; Sec., Rev. Thomas Smyth; Treas., Mother Mary of Providence; Executive Committee, Rev. Thomas Smyth, Mrs. Ann Marra, Mother Mary of Providence, Mrs. Mary C. Carroll, Gen. E. P. Clark. Hospital Staff: Physician Emeritus, D. E. Keefe, M.D .; Consultants, S. J. Russell, M.D., M. W. Harrington, M.D .; Acting Physicians, J. M. Tracy, M.D., E. J. Sweeney, M.D., J. H. Quinn, M.D .; Asst. Physicians, M. I. Shea, M.D., J. Gagne, M.D., J. Z. Naurison, M.D., J. P. Sweeney, M.D., P. M. Moriarty, M.D., W. J. Dillon, M.D .; Surgeon-in-Chief, E. J. Mahoney, M.D .; Surgeon, C. F. Lynch, M.D .; Asst. Surgeons, P. M. Lynch, M.D., M. J. Dil- lon, M.D., S. E. Ryan, M.D., R. A. Rochford, M.D., H. F. Owens, M.D., G. M. Corcoran, M. D., J. P. Byrnes, M.D .; Obstetricians, T. F. Rearden, M.D., J. T. McGinity, M.D., W. S. O'Brien, M.D., E. V. Whelen, M.D., R. E. Cam- fill, M.D., Consultant; Pediatrists, U. Labelle, M.D., W. J. Mullen, M.D., Mary Burke, M.D .; Aurists and Laryngologists, H. F. Byrnes, M.D., J. O. Beauchamp, M.D., J. H. Gallagher, M.D., W. C. Leary, M.D., F. J. McKechnie, M.D .; Pathologist, J. E. Dwyer, M.D .; Asst. Roent- genologist, L. E. Mannix, M.D .; Cystoscopist, W. O. Wilder, M.D .; Anesthetist, J. P. Derby, M.D .; Dermatologists, D. E. Harriman, M.D., Thomas F. Cavanaugh, M.D .; Dental Surgeons, J. F. Martin, D.D.S., J.T. Sheehan, D.D.S., F. A. Sweeney, D.D.S., T. J. Lally, D.D.S., J. E. Redden, D.D.S., F. J. Lynch, D.D.S., J. E. Keefe, D.D.S,; Consultant Radiologist, E. L. Davis, M.D; Radiologist, A. J. Horrigan, M.D .; Asst. Radiologist, L. E. Mannix.

The Springfield Hospital-North Chestnut cor. Springfield. Incorporated Dec. 24, 1883. On Nov. 14, 1886, Dorcas Chapin, widow of Chester W. Chapin, died bequeathing to the corporation $25,000 upon the conditions that a like sum

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should be contributed, and that the city of Spring- field should give to this corporation its hospital and equipments. On Jan. 17, 1887, William Merrick of Springfield died, making this corpora- tion his residuary legatee. In April, 1887, by popular subscription the sum of $28,444.96 was raised, and in Oct., 1887, the city of Springfield deeded its hospital to this corporation, thus complying with the conditions of the will of Dorcas Chapin. May 4, 1889, the hospital was dedicated. Pres., Henry A. Field; V. Pres., Dr. R. H. Seelye; Treas., Frank S. Burt; Clerk, Winsor B. Day; Trustees, William W. Tapley, Frank H. Page, Nathan D. Bill, Charles H. Beck- with, Rebecca Birnie, Mrs. Frederick Harris, Col. Stanhope E. Blunt, A. Willard Damon, Mrs. Robert W. Day, Henry J. Perkins, Charles H. Hall, Mrs. John P. Harding, Henry L. Bowles, George H. Kemater, James L. Pease, George Dwight Pratt, Charles C. McElwain, Edwin A. Carter, Dr. F. B. Sweet, Henry A. Field, Andrew B. Wallace, Mrs. William B. Walker, Dr. E. A. Bates, John W. B. Brand, Alfred H. Chapin, Charles C. Ramsdell, George M. Hendee, Walter L. Mulligan, Fred T. Ley, Edward H. Marsh: Mrs. Donald Birnie; Finance Committee, Chairman, Edwin A. Carter; John W. B. Brand, A. Willard Damon, Henry A. Field, ex officio, Frank S. Burt, ex officio, Executive Committee: Pres. Ex Officio, Henry A. Field; Chairman, Ed- win A. Carter; Frank H. Page, Charles C. Mc- Elwain, George Dwight Pratt, George M. Hen- dee. Aids and Charities: Chairman, Mrs. Fred- erick Harris; Sec. Mrs. Donald Birnie; Mrs. R. F. Hawkins, Mrs. H. F. Trask, Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. W. N. Caldwell, Mrs. William Henry Chapin, Carrie J. Emory, Susie Whit- comb, Mrs. C. E. Hewitt, Mrs. Laurence D. Chapin, Mrs. Edwin A. Carter, Mrs. Howard Bemis, Mrs. Charles L. Chapin, Mrs. George Sabin. Training School Committee: Chairman, Dr. Everett A. Bates; Mrs. Donald Birnie, Henry A. Field, Charlotte M. Powel, Dr. Fred- erick B. Sweet. Medical Staff: Consulting Physicians and Surgeons, Dr. George S. Stebbins, Dr. David Clark, Dr. Thomas G. Alcorn, Dr. George C. McClean, Dr. Luke Corcoran, Dr. George D. Weston, Dr. W. W. Broga, Dr. Wal- ter H. Chapin; Visiting Physicians, Dr. Everett A. Bates, Dr. Laurence D. Chapin, Dr. T. S. Bacon, Dr. Mortimer J. Stoddard; Visiting Surgeons, Dr. Dudley Carleton, Dr. R. H. Seelye, Dr. F. B. Sweet, Dr. Richard S. Benner; Medi- cal Assts., Dr. John E. Overlander, Dr. H. L. Smith, Dr. J. Perry Graham, Dr. Henry Ritter; Surgical Assts., Dr. Allen G. Rice, Dr. Ralph B. Ober, Dr. John M. Birnie, Dr. Carl A. Schillan- der; Oculists, Dr. Ralph Carleton, Dr. George F. Dalton; Surgeons for Diseases of the Throat, Nose and Ear, Dr. F. E. Hopkins, Dr. W. Good- ell, Dr. George F. Dalton; Asst. Surgeon for Diseases of Ear, Nose and Throat, Dr. C. A. Freligh; Obstetrician, Dr. Richard S. Benner; Dermatologist and Neurologist, Dr. Philip Kil- roy; Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Dudley Carleton; Asst., Dr. H. Wheat; Roentgenologist, Dr. W. H, Van Allen; Associate Roentgenologist, Dr. Ernest L. Davis; Pathologist and Bacteriologist, Dr. Fred D. Jones; Pediatrist, Dr. A. C. East- man; Asst. Pediatrist, Dr. W. Bradford Adams; Cystoscopist, Dr. Ira N. Kilburn; Venereal Clinic: Chief, Dr. Edward C. Sullivan; Asst., Dr. Ira N. Kilburn; House Physicians, Dr. Ed- ward Kaplan, Dr. Edward F. Parsons, Dr. Ezra A. Whitney; Dental Surgeon, Dr. Ralph B. Edson; Consulting Dental Surgeon, Dr. J. Wes- ley Shaw; Supt., John C. Gardiner.

Wesson Maternity Hospital-High and Myrtle. Built and endowed by Daniel Baird Wesson. Incorporated under the laws of Massachusetts. Dedicated Nov. 20, 1908. Pres., Karl R. Ham- mond; V. Pres., Ralph W. Ellis, William H. Sargeant; Sec., Dr. Clarice J. Parsons; Treas., George C. Stebbins; Trustees, Dr. Everett A. Bates, Dr. Richard S. Benner, Dr. Plumb Brown, Daniel E. Burbank, Dr. David Clark, Mrs. C.

L. Chapin, Dr. James B. Comins, Dr. Samuel F. Fletcher, Mrs. Frederick Harris, Dr. Robert F. Hovey, Leo Ley, Dr. George C. McClean, Mrs. A. A. Packard, Dr Clarice J. Parsons, Dr. Oscar W. Roberts, Dr. C. J. Spaid, Dr. George D. Wes- ton, William H. Shuart, Robert P. Marsh, Charles A. Stone, Mrs. J. B. Van Horn, Stephen S. Taft, Mrs. R. H. Seelye, Charles W. Burt; Supt., Winifred H. Brooks. The hospital has no staff. Each patient employs her own physi- cian.

Wesson Memorial Hospital-140 High. Incorpo- rated April 26, 1900. On Jan. 29, 1900, Mr. D. B. Wesson and Mrs. Cynthia M. Wesson, at the so- licitation of Dr. J. H. Carmichael, gave to the Ho- meopathic profession of Western Massachusetts their residence situated at 132 High. The new hospital was occupied in March, 1907. Officers: Pres., Harry G. Fisk; 1st V. Pres., F. J. Hillman; 2d V. Pres., Fred J. Brown; Sec., George B. Jos- lyn; Treas., Robert N. Ingersoll; Supt., Emma B. Josselyn; Advisory Committee, Mrs. F. J. Hillman, W. D. Mackenzie, Mrs. O. B. Ireland, Robert K. Fuller, Dr. Carmichael; Financial Committee, Fred J. Brown, W. H. Dexter, W. D. Mackenzie; Auditing Committee, F. J. Hill- man and Clyde W. Young. Medical and Surgi- cal Staff: Physicians, Dr. Plumb Brown, Dr. S. E. Fletcher, Dr. J. B. Comins, Dr. A. A. Star- buck; Consulting Physicians, Dr. John P. Suth- erland, Boston, Dr. Frank A. Woods, Holyoke, Dr. O. W. Roberts; Surgeon-in-Chief, Dr. J. H. Carmichael; Surgeons, Dr. Robert F. Hovey, Dr. Erdix F. Smith; Asst. Surgeons, Dr. H. C. Cheney, Dr. F. A. Warren; Consulting Surgeons, Dr. Nathaniel W. Emerson, Boston, Dr. J. E. Briggs, Boston; Oculist and Aurist, Dr. M. W. Conrow; Rynologist and Laryngologist, Dr. Charles R. Chapman; Bacteriologist and Path- ologist, Dr. R. F. Kline; Proctologist, Dr. Thomas J. Putnam; · Roentgenologist, Dr. E. C. Gor- man; Anesthetist, Dr. A. A. Starbuck.

LIBRARIES AND FREE READING ROOMS

City Library Assn .- Officers: Pres., Nathan D. Bill; V. Pres., Robert O. Morris; Clerk, Hiller C. Wellman; Treas., Henry H. Bowman; Asst. Treas., Henry M. Morgan; Directors, Dr. Luke Corcoran, Mrs. G. W. V. Smith, James W. Kirkham, Frederick H. Gillett, James B. Car- roll, Andrew B. Wallace, George Dwight Pratt, Solomon B. Griffin, Henry L. Bowles, A. W. Gilbert, Mayor of the City, the President of the Common Council, and the Supt. of Schools; Auditors, W. C. Simons, A. Willard Damon. Staff: Librarian, Hiller C. Wellman; Asst. Li- brarians, Alice Shepard, Mary Medlicott, William C. Stone, Ida F. Farrar, Ida M. Taylor, Grace Miller, Nellie E. Dodge, Alice M. Bridge, Effa- lene H. King, Elizabeth W. Morrison, Mary C. Farnham, Alice K. Moore, Fanny R. Childs, Ruth L. Clifford, Lucy I. Lamb, Marion G. Nel- son, Florence G. Henry, Helen Anderson, Doris L. Pease, Mildred L. White, Helen R. Winches- ter, Lena L. O'Neal, Helen E. Bliss, Mabel R. Buxton, Ruth I. Pead, Sadie E. Foss, Frances M. Pierce, Meribah E. Keefe, Margaret S. Coates, Miriam Caldwell, Helen B. Borg, Mabel O. Boice, Bertha L. Geer, Marion Healey, Barbara P. Lord, Laura W. McAlpine, Julia R. White, Lucy P. Wood, Thelma O. Bugbee, Florence E. Crowley, Lucy E. Davenport, Florence R. Dun- lap, Pearl L. Purinton, C. Mabel Saunders, Edna B. Tomer, Edith L. Little, Mary S. Field, Doris H. Blick, Laura V. Bray, Eleanor M. Cameron, Heloise R. Fisher, Mary Grout, Justine D. Hill, Hilda K. Patterson, Ellen M. Smith.

The Library is located on State above Chestnut, and open week days from 9 a m to 9 p m, Sun- days, from 2 to 6 p m (fiction department closed) holidays, except Thanksgiving, Christmas and the Fourth of July, from 10 a m to 9 p m (fiction and children's departments closed). The period- ical reading room, well supplied with American and foreign magazines, reviews and newspapers,

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is open week days from 9 a m to 10 p m, holi- days from 10 a m to 10 p m, Sundays from 2 to 10 p. m. The number of volumes in the library is about 300,000, exclusive of unbound pam- phlets. Residents of Springfield and non-resi- dents employed in the city are entitled to draw books, on agreeing to conform to the regulations; other non-residents, by paying $1 per year.

Card holders may take any reasonable number of fiction or other books at one time, for periods of two, four or six weeks. New works of fiction are restricted to one week.

The use of the Library on the premises is free to all.

Indian Orchard Branch, Oak and Worcester, week days, 3 to 9 p m. Closed holidays. Librarian, Beatrice E. Kelliher.

Forest Park Branch, Belmont av. and Oakland, week days, 2 to 9 p m, Saturdays, 10 a m to 12 m and 2 to 9 p m. Closed holidays. Librarian, Mrs. Kate M. Barney.

Memorial Square Branch, week days, 2 to 9 p m, Saturdays, 10 a m to 9 p m. Closed holidays. Librarian, Avis M. Morison.

The Art Museum, The George Walter Vincent Smith Collection, in the Art Museum, is open to the public week days, including holidays, except Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's and the Fourth of July, 1 to 5 p m, Sundays closed. Founder and Donor,

George Walter Vincent Smith; Curator, Eleanor A. Wade; Asst. Curator, Cordelia C. Sargent; Assistants, Clara Belle Haynes, Mrs. Idella Sheldon, Bern- hard Richter.

The Horace Smith Collection of Casts of Greek and Renaissance Sculpture, in the Art Museum, is open to the public every day in the year, except Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's and the Fourth of July, 1 to 5 p m. Asst. in Hall of Sculpture, Mrs. Eva D. Smith.

The Science Building, containing the Museum of National History, and the Catharine L. Howard Memorial Library of Science, is open to the pub- lic every day in the year, except Thanskgiving, Christmas and the Fourth of July, 2 to 6 from March 21 to Sept. 21; 1 to 5 from Sept. 22 to March 20, and every Saturday morning from 9 to 12. Director of the Museum of Natural His- tory, Mrs. Grace P. Johnson.

The Catharine L. Howard Memorial Library of Science-Science Building, State. A memorial to Catharine L. Howard, who for many years conducted The Howard School for Girls, now known as the MacDuffie School. Part of a sum of about five thousand dollars, raised by the alum- nae, was expended in fitting up the library, and income from the remainder is used in purchasing new books. In the selection of books, great care has been taken to meet the needs of students in the subjects of geology, physical geography, zoology, botony and astronomy. The library is open week days and Sundays, 1 to 5 in winter, 2 to 6 in summer, also 9 to 12 on Saturdays. Pres., Julia B. Phillips; Sec., Susie B. Chapin; Treas., Claribel H. Smith.

Library of the International Y. M. C. A. College- 285 Hickory. Founded 1891. 16,417 volumes and upwards of 113,500 pamphlets. Specialties: The Bible, Boy Life and Organized Work with Boys, History and Methods of the Y. M. C. A., and Physical Education. Free to all for refer- ence. Loans to students. Georgina E. Carr, Librarian.

MILITARY

Massachusetts National Guard, 104th Infantry

Regimental Headquarters, State Armory, Howard. Commanding Officer-Col. Paul J. Norton.

Regimental Staff-Major Henry E. Goodnough, Major James G. Rivers, Machine Gun Officer; Capt. Alexander Macdonald, Supply Officer; 1st Lieut. Gaius J. Slosser, Chaplain; 1st Lieut. Warner B. Sturtevant, Intelligence Officer.

Regimental Headquarters Co .- Capt., Leo L. Cleveland; 2d Lieut., Walter S. Hill:“

Service Company-Capt., John J. Higgins, Jr .; 1st Lieut., John C. Hoben; 2d Lieut., John J. Guinasso.

Company G-Capt., John C. Hackett; 1st Lieut., Thomas M. Phillips; 2d Lieut., George P. Car- dinal.

Company H-Capt, Charles F. Ely; 1st Lieut., Ronald V. Watters; 2d Lieut., Charles D. Shaw. Medical Corps Detachment-Major, Merrill F. Hosmer; Capt., Clifford W. Renth, Dental Corps.

RAILROAD COMPANIES

Boston & Albany-New York Central R. R. Co., lessee. Capital stock, $25,000,000. V. Pres., H. M. Biscoe, Boston; Gen. Solicitor, G. H. Fernald, Jr., Boston; Gen. Supt., J. L. Truden, Boston; Asst. Supt., S. H. Clark; Gen. Passen- ger Agent, W. A. Barrow, Boston; Supt. Motive Power and Rolling Stock, R. D. Smith, Boston; Supt. Albany Division, H. J. Curry, Springfield; Supt. Boston Division, John B. Hammill, Bos- ton; Freight Traffic Manager, R. Van Ummer- son, Boston; Gen. Freight Agent, A. E. Allen, Boston; Asst. Gen. Freight Agent, E. P. Gardi- ner, Boston; District Freight Agent, H. A. No- ble, Springfield; District Passenger Agent, J. Gray, Springfield.

Boston & Maine R. R., Conn. River Division- From Springfield to White River Junction, Vt., 123 miles; branches to Chicopee Falls, 2} miles, and Easthampton, 34 miles; South Vernon to Keene, 24 miles. Supt., C. M. Woodward; Division Master Mechanic, J. A. Locher; Train Masters, Andrew P. Abbott, A. W. Maloy; District Passenger Agent, William H. Shepherd; Division Freight Agent, E. F. Smallwood; Divi- sion Engineer, F. E. Sampson; Track Supervisor, F. E. Millea. Offices at 236 Main, Springfield. New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R .- Pres., E. J. Pearson; Sec., A. E. Clark; Gen. Agent, A. A. Chilson; Ticket Agent, E. D. Couch; Freight Agent, C. J. Mulvihill.

STREET RAILWAY (ELECTRIC)

Springfield Street Railway Company-The corpo- ration was organized in 1869 with $50,000 capi- tal stock, now $4,654,700. Pres., C. V. Wood; V. Pres., A. Willard Damon, Springfield; Treas., L. Candee, Springfield; Clerk, William F. Crowe, Springfield; Auditor, Charles T. Converse, Springfield; General Manager, H. M. Flanders, Springfield; Directors: Frederick Harris, Spring- field; A. Willard Damon, Springfield; Charles W. Bosworth, Springfield; Charles E. Ware, Fitchburg; Clark V. Wood, Springfield; Francis H. Dewey, Worcester; Charles M. Rogerson, Boston; William F. Crowe, Springfield; Lev- erett Candee, Springfield. Office, 145 State.

Route No. 1, Maple St. and Mittineague Line -- From United States Watershops through Cen- tral, Maple, State, Main, Plainfield (Spfd.), Park, Elm, Westfield, and Church st. (W. Spfd). Return over same route.

Route No. 2, Walnut St. and Main and Lyman St. Line-From Main and Lynian through Main, State, Walnut, and White to White and Sumner av. Return through White, Walnut, Hancock, State, Dwight and Lyman to Main and Lyman. Route No. 3, King St. and Main and Lyman St, Line-From Alden through Eastern av., King, Walnut, State, Dwight, Lyman, Main, State, Walnut, King, Eastern av. to Alden.

Route No. 4, Main and Lyman Sts. and Chicopee Falls via St. James av. and East Springfield Line -From Main and Lyman through Main, State, St. James av., St. James blvd., Page blvd., East. Return over same route to State, Dwight and Lyman.

*Route No. 4, Carew St. to Chicopee Falls via St. James av. and East Springfield Line-From Carew through Main, State, St. James av.

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Page blvd., and East Springfield to Chicopee Falls. Return over same route.

Route No. 5, Feeding Hills Line-From State and Dwight, State, Main, Plainfield, and West (Spfd), over North End Bridge, Park, Baldwin, and River (W. Spfd), to Agawam Bridge and Feeding Hills. Return over same route to Main, Lyman, Dwight to State.

*Route No. 6, Wilbraham Road and Brightwood Line-From end of line Wilbraham rd. through Wilbraham rd., State, Main to Springfield and Chicopee line (Brightwood). Return over same route.

Route No. 7, Catharine and Worthington Sts. Line-From Bay and Princeton through Prince- ton, St. James av., Worthington, Chestnut, Ly- man, Dwight, State, Catharine and Bay to Bay and Princeton. Return over same route.

Route No. 8A, Pine Point and West Springfield Line-From Pine Point through State, Main, Plainfield and West (Spfd.), over North End Bridge, Park, Main, Bridge, and New Bridge to Agawam Bridge (W. Spfd.). Return over same route.

Route No. 9, Springfield and Ludlow Line-From end of line, Ludlow, over Ludlow Bridge through Main, Oak, and Berkshire (Ind. Orchd.), State and Dwight, to Dwight and Taylor. Return over same route.

Route No. 10, Springfield and Palmer Line- Leaves State and Dwight (Spfd.), except as noted, and goes over the same route as No. 11 as far as Palmer. Return over same route.

Route No. 11, Springfield and Worcester Line- Leaves State and Dwight (Spfd.), State, Berk- shire to Indian Orchard, North Wilbraham, Palmer, East Brimfield, Fiskdale, Southbridge, Charlton City, Auburn and Worcester.

Route No. 12, Belmont Av. and Plainfield St. Line-From Belmont and Whittier avs. via Belmont av., Locust, Main, Plainfield and Wason av. Return over same route.

*Route No. 14, Forest Park (White and Sum- ner Av.) to Brightwood Line-From White and Sumner av. through Sumner av., Fort Pleasant av., Locust, South Main and Main to Bright- wood. (Chicopee-Springfield.)

*Route No. 15, Dickinson St. and Brightwood Line-From Dickinson, "X," Locust, South Main, Main to Brightwood, City Line. Return over same route.

Route No. 17, East Longmeadow to Court Square Line-From East Longmeadow through White, Belmont av., South Main and Main to Court Square. Return over same route.

Route No. 19, Longmeadow and Springfield Line- Also Springfield to Hartford, East Side Line- From Court Square through Main, South Main, and Locust, Fort Pleasant av. and Sumner av., Long Hill, through Pecousic av. and Longmeadow to State Line, Longmeadow. Return over same route.

Route No. 20, Court Square and Carew St. Line- From Court Square via Main and Carew to Lib- berty and via same route and Page blvd. to Berkshire. Return over same route.

Route No. 21, Court Square to Chicopee Falls, via Chicopee Line-From Court Square, Main, North Main to Chicopee Center, Front to Chico- pee Falls.

Route No. 21A, Bircham Bend and Indian Orchard -From Chicopee Falls and Indian Orchard via Bircham Bend. Return over same route.

Route No. 22, Springfield and Chicopee Line- From State through Dwight, Lyman, Chestnut and Glenwood (Spfd.), Springfield, Grape, Front and Exchange (Chicopee). Return over same route.

Route No. 23, State and Dwight Sts. and Chicopee Falls via Liberty St. Line-From State and Dwight through State, Main, Lyman, Chestnut and Liberty to Chicopee Falls. Return, leave Chicopee Falls through Liberty, Chestnut, Ly- man, Dwight to State and Dwight.

Route No. 24, Springfield and Holyoke Line- Limited Stop Service -* From Lyman and

Dwight through Main, Plainfield, and West (Spfd.) Park. Elm, and Riverdale (W. Spfd)., to Holyoke Line. Return over same route to Lyman and Dwight.

Route No. 25, Springfield and Westfield Line- Court Square, Main. Plainfield, West (Spfd.), over North End Bridge, Park, Elm (W. Spfd.), and Westfield. Return over same route.

Route No. 26-Springfield-Hartford (West

Side) - Agawam Line - Court Square, Main. Plainfield. West (Spfd.), North End Bridge, Park, Baldwin (W. Spfd.). Agawam Bridge, through Agawam and Suffield to Hart- ford. Return over same route.

*Route No. 27.Lyman and Dwight and Riverdale Line-From Lyman and Dwight through Ly- man, Main, Plainfield, West (Spfd.), over North End Bridge, Park, Elm and Riverdale to West Springfield-Holyoke Line. Return over same route.

All Night Cars-State St .- Leaves Hooker over Main, State, Catharine, Bay, Princeton, St. James av., State, Main to Carew.

All Night Cars-Forest Park-From Main and Carew via Main, Locust, Fort Pleasant av., Sumner av. to the "X." Return through Bel- mont av. (or Dickinson), Locust and Main to Main and Carew.

TAXICAB RATES

Taxicab Rates-Taxicab and hackney carriage rates per day and night shall be as follows: for carrying and delivery of passengers on any street within and on the boundary line of any portion of the city hereinafter described in this para- graph, the charge for one or two persons shall be seventy-five cents and for each additional per- son carried to the same place twenty-five cents -beginning northerly at a point on the east bank of the Connecticut River thence through Lowell to Plainfield, thence crossing the tracks of the Boston and Maine Railroad to the westerly end of Sheldon and through Sheldon and the fol- lowing thoroughfares in order: Jefferson av., Montmorenci, Massasoit, Prospect, Carew, Arm- ory, Magazine, Oak, Pine, Central, Loring and Walker.

For carrying and delivery of passengers on any street within and on the boundary line of any portion of the city hereinafter described in this paragraph, the charge for one or two persons shall be one dollar and for each additional per- son carried to the same place twenty-five cents- from the east bank of the Connecticut River on the north through Rowland av., Douglas, Dover, Springfield, Armory, Miller, Penacook av., Ca- Carew and Newbury and thence in a direct line to the southwest end of the dry bridge on St. James av., over the track of the Highland Divi- sion of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad and thence following the southerly and westerly line of the railroad location to Hickory, thence down Hickory to Walnut, and from there following the northerly bank of Mill River to its mouth.

For carrying and delivery of passengers on any street within and on the boundary line of any portion of the city hereinafter described in this paragraph, the charge for one or two persons shall be one dollar and twenty-five cents and for each additional person carried to the same place twenty-five cents - beginning at a point on the easterly bank of the Connecti- cut River and following the Chicopee line to its junction with the Chicopee road, thence through the following thoroughfares in order: Chicopee rd., Roy, Marjorie av., Carew, Merrimack av., Porter av., and from thence in a straight line to the north end of Edgewood, thence by Edgewood to Acorn, thence by Acorn to Maynard, thence through Maynard, Homer, and Albemarle, and from thence southerly in a straight line to the northerly end of Randall av., and from thence through Randall av., and the hereinafter named thoroughfares in order: Thayer av., Orange,

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1923, Part 203

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