Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1924, Part 206

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1924
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1474

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South Branch Club-Annual meeting in March. Sec., Edwin H. Hildreth, 187 Florida.

Springfield Academy of Medicine-Meets 2d Tues. except June, July and Aug., at 137} State. Sec., Dr. James A. Seaman, 121 Chestnut.

Springfield Art League-Art Museum. Sec., Cor- delia C. Sargent, 131 Florida.

Springfield Board of Fire Underwriters-145 State. Sec .. G. Herbert Ide, 105 Edgewood av., Long- meadow.

Springfield Boat Club-Meets 1st Sun. at Boat House, foot Elm. Sec., Frank J. Downey, 11 Walden.

Springfield Business Women's Club-Meets 3d Tues. in Women's Club House, Spring. Sec., Margaret A. Bowen, 116 Middlesex.

Springfield Canoe Club-Meets 3d Tues. in Boat House, foot Elm. Sec., Harold H. Webber, 238 Pine.

Springfield Canoe and Yacht Assn .- Meets 2d Thurs. in Boat House, foot Elm. Sec., Edwin G. Nelmes, 21 Bay.

Springfield Cat Club-Sec., Mrs Joseph Richmond, 25 Clayton.

Springfield Chamber of Commerce-47 to 51 Wor- thington. Open 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pres., Henry J. Perkins; Vice Presidents, Harry C. Beaver, Fred C. Brigham, George W. Hayden, Frederick J. Hillman; Gen. Sec., Ben A. Hap- good; Associate Secretaries, Nelson N. Marsh- man, Edwin J. Niles, Charles W. Shearman, F. C. Williams, Jr.

Springfield Coin Club-Meets 2d Wed. at 51 Wor- thington. Sec., W. C. Emery, 149 High.

Springfield District Camp Meeting Assn .- Execu- tive Committee meets monthly in Trinity Church. Sec., Horace N. Clark, 66 Fairfield.

Springfield Fish and Game Assn .- Sec., A. W. Bur- dett, 523 White.

Springfield Garden Club-Meets monthly in City Library. Sec., Mrs. Robert Kneeland, 315 Longmeadow, Longmeadow.

Springfield Hotel Men's Assn .- Meets Mon. in Chamber of Commerce. Sec., John K. Joy, 108 Main.

Springfield Irish Language Society-Meets at call of Pres. Sec., Mrs. Ellie Morrissey, 86 Morris. Springfield Masonic Hall Assn .- Meets 3d Wed. in June at 115 State. Sec., Charles F. Spellman, 95 Magnolia ter.

Springfield Medical Assn .- Meets last Mon. except June, July and Aug. at 137} State. Sec. and Treas., John F. Streeter, M.D., 55 Walnut.

Springfield Ministers' Assn .- Meets 1st Mon. Sec., Rev. Warren P. Grant, 39 Norfolk.

Springfield Music Festival Assn .- Holds a Festival every year in May. Sec., William C. Taylor, 25 Federal.

Springfield Mutual Beneficial Assn., Inc .- Meets 1st Wed. at homes of members. Sec., Mrs. Archie Jacobs, 32 Ladd.

Springfield Pharmacists' Assn .- Meets 1st Wed. at The Highland Hotel. Sec., Anthony Altieri, 732 Main.

Springfield Playground Assn .- Annual meeting in March .- Sec., Raymond A. Bidwell, (1016-1018) 387 Main.

Springfield Police Relief Assn .- Meets 1st Mon. Sec., James J. Donovan, 57 Rittenhouse ter.

Springfield Poultry Club, Inc .- Meets 2d Tues. at Chamber of Commerce. Sec., George L. Colles- ter, (222) 244 Main.

Springfield Radio Assn., 1BWY-Meets Tues. at 19 Orleans. Sec., William G. Chamberlain, 132 Amherst.

Springfield Real Estate Board-Sec., Malcolm W. Beston, (606) 318 Main.

Springfield Republican-Daily News Mutual Relief Assn .- Meets quarterly at the Republican-Daily News Office. Sec., Harvey A. Friese, 94 Com- monwealth av.

Springfield Retail Grocers and Provision Dealers Assn .- Meets at call of Pres. Sec., Albert G. Chapman, 37 Cottage.

Springfield Schuetzen Verein-Meets 1st Fri. in The HighlandHotel. Sec.,Albert C.Goesling,663 State. Springfield Stamp Club-Meets alternate Fri. at homes of members. Sec., George W. Angers, 888 Worthington.

Springfield Turn Verein, Inc .- Meets 1st Wed. at 81 State. Sec., Victor Wild, 221 High.

Springfield Veteran Firemen's Assn .- Meets 1st Wed. at 51 Boylston. Sec., William H. Crady, Jr., 24 Clinton.

Springfield Wholesalers Assn .- (349-350-351) 31 Elm. Gen. Counsel, Aronstam & Kamberg. Springfield Women's Civic Club-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. at 38 Spring. Sec., Mrs. H. Florence Porter, 35 Westminster.

Springfield Women's Club-Meets every other Wed. from Nov. to April at Spring cor Frost. Sec., Mrs. Stacy B. Betzler, 51 Westford av.

Springfield Yacht Club-Meets 1st Thurs. at Club House, foot Elm. Sec., C. D. Hubbard, 1119 Riverdale, W. Spfd.

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State of Maine Club-Sec., H. Ervin Bradbury, (3) 87 James.

Teachers' Club-22 Howard. Annual meeting in April. Sec., Sarah Hillman, 127 Middlesex.

Thursday Morning Club-Meets alternate Thurs.

at homes of members. Sec., Edith H. Andrews, 190 Buckingham.

Traffic Club of Springfield, The-Sec., Ben A. Hap- good, 47 Fairfield.

Travelers' Protective Assn. of America, Massachu- setts Div .- Meets at call of Pres. at (202-206) 29 Worthington. Sec., Franklin R. Hutchin- son, (202) 29 Worthington.

Trustees for County Aid to Agriculture of Hamp- den County-(Operating the Hampden County Extension Service under the name and with the co-operation of Hampden County Improvement League). Trustees: Chairman, William H. Por- ter, Agawam; Treas., William H. Dexter, Spfd .; Clerk and Managing Director, Roscoe C. Edlund, Spfd .; George S. Cook, George A. Bausman, Spfd .; R. Frank McElwain, W. Spfd .; Mrs. W. G. Dwight, Holyoke; H. W. King, E. Long- meadow; Horace A. Moses, Russell; F. A. Up- ham, Three Rivers.

Truth Students' League-Meets Sun. at 38 Maple. Leader, Florence M. Caldwell, 90 High.

United Commercial Travelers of America, Spring- field Council, No. 12-Meets 3d Sat. at 25 N. Main. Sec., Howard E. Dinsmoor, 23 Foster.

United Order of the Golden Cross, Hampden Com- mandery, No. 78-Meets 1st and 3d Tues. at 48 Pynchon. Sec., Charles J. Hill, 264 Dwight st ext.

University Club of Springfield-Sec., Corydon K. Litchard, (809) 387 Main.

Valley District of the Mass. Dental Society-Meets 1st Mon. in April, Oct. and Dec. Sec., Harold W. Alden, D.M.D., 160 Main, Northampton. Wellesley Club-Meets six times a year at homes of members. Sec., Mary Bosworth, 54 Bowdoin. Winthrop Club-Meets 1st Wed. in Sept. at 137} State. Sec., George C. Stebbins, 65 Fountain pl. Women's Political Class-Meets 1st and 3d Tues. at 239 Worthington. Sec., Mrs. Elizabeth Stritt- matter, 100 Lakeside.

Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Society, Branch 37-Meets last Sun. at 81 State. Sec., Max Klemmer, Jr., 11 Newman.

Yale Alumni of Western Massachusetts-Sec., Archer R. Simpson, 196 Central.

CEMETERIES

Congregation Kesser Israel Cemetery-Wilbraham rd.

Maplewood Cemetery Assn .- This cemetery is located in the eastern part of the city on the road from Indian Orchard station to Sixteen Acres. Clerk and Treas., A. S. Packard, 5 Windsor, Ludlow.

Oak Grove Cemetery Assn .- Mgr. and Supt., James C. Sackett, 1083 Worthington.

Old and New Chicopee Catholic Cemeteries-Are located in the extreme north end of the city opposite each other, on Springfield street. Rev. John F. Conlin in charge, 33 South, Chicopee.

St. Benedict's Catholic Cemetery-Is situated at the junc. of Liberty and Armory and is under the control of the Roman Catholic Bishop of Spring- field. Treas. and Supt., Rev. James M. Cruse, 14 Grover.

St. Michael's Cemetery-Is located on the Boston rd., about three and a half miles from Court Square. Supt., Rev. James W. Tobin, 260 State. The Proprietors of the Springfield Cemetery- Office, 32 Pine. Annual meeting 2d Mon. in March. Main entrance, Maple near Central. Supt., James A. Gay, 21 Pine.

Wachogue Cemetery-Is located on Allen bey. Sumner av.

CHARITABLE AND RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS

American Jewish Relief Committee-Y. M. H. A. Sec., Arthur M. Gladstone, 317 Main.

American M'All Mission, Springfield Auxiliary-

Annual meeting in April. Sec., Mrs. Annie Eninger, 55 Massachusetts av.

Baby Feeding Assn .- State and Market. Merged with the Springfield Visiting Nurse Assn (though the former still maintains its corporate existence). Home visiting of babies and instructions to mothers by nurses. Its work is preventive. Pres., Dr. A. C. Eastman; Sec., Mrs. John B. Van Horn, 197 Florida; Treas., Charles W. Burt. Cathedral Parish House Assn .- 43 Edwards. Sec., Mary T. Corcoran, 62 Dexter.

Community Welfare Assn .- 16 Broadway. Sec., John Melpolder, 83 Walnut.

Consumptive Relief Society-Meets 2d Wed. in Y. M. H. A. Sec., Mrs. M. Brooslin, 402 Sum- ner av.

Good Shepherd Aid Society-Meets quarterly at the House of the Good Shepherd, Wilbraham rd. Sec., Mrs. Nellie W. Fitzgerald, 56 Vinton.

Good Shepherd Assn. of Springfield, Inc .- Meets 1st week in Jan. Sec., Edward A. Hall, 35 Elliot. Hampden County Children's Aid Assn .- Organ- ized Dec., 1878. Incorporated March, 1880. Pres., Frances E. Stone; 1st V. Pres., Mrs. C. L. Young; 2d V. Pres., Mrs. G. C. McClean; Sec., Mrs. G. F. Flagg; Gen. Sec., Nettie I. Furrows; Treas., J. S. Kirkham; Cor. Sec., Mrs. L. T. Hawks; Attorney and Auditor, Stuart M. Rob- son. Physicians: David Clark, Theodore S. Bacon, Edith Baldwin, J. M. Gilchrist and A. A. Starbuck. Oculist, George F. Dalton. Dentist, V. L. Cowan. Finance Committee, John W. B. Brand, William H. Dexter, Edward Kronvall. Office, Community Welfare Bldg., 9 Market.

Hampden County Tuberculosis Assn .- Office, (201)

9 Market. Frederic Edwards, Executive Sec .; Margaret Croken, Luella Young, Alice M. Dra- peau, Public Health Nurses.

This Assn. grew out of the Springfield Assn. for the Prevention of Tuberculosis and was organized as a country-wide Assn. in April, 1920. Its ob- jects are: to weed out Tuberculosis in Hampden County and to raise the standard of health to the highest point; to work with all health agencies in the county for medical and public health; to educate the County in the means of preventing and curing Tuberculosis; to find all the cases of incipient consumption that they may be cured while a cure is easy; to make use of State facil- ities for examinations and consultations; to see that every case is placed where it may have the best care; to work for the general health and hygiene of the community; to make Hampden County a banner county.

In 1923 it maintained a Children's Health Camp six days in the week for four periods of two weeks each for 211 children.

Officers, 1924: Pres., Dr. P. M. Cort; Hon. Pres., Nathan D. Bill; V. Pres., Clifton H. Hob- son of Palmer; Hon. V. Presidents, Emerson Gaylord of Chicopee, E. W. Smith of Westfield, Ralph Alden of Springfield; Treas., Preston C. Pond of Chicopee; Sec., Frederic Edwards. Executive Board: Dr. P. M. Cort, Spfd; Clifton H. Hobson, Palmer; Preston C. Pond, Chicopee; Dr. H. D. Chadwick, Westfield; W. O. Johnson, Woronoco; W. S. Barr, W. Spfd .; Harold Ley, Spfd .; Harold Hixon, Spfd.

The Board of Directors includes one from each of the towns of the County and fourteen men and women from Spfd.

Hebrew Ladies' Relief Assn .- Meets 1st Wed. at 27 Sargeant. Sec., Esther Aronstam, 20 E. Alvord.

Home for Friendless Women and Children-These two institutions were formerly conducted under one roof at 62 Union, a corporation for this pur- pose having been organized in 1865, by ladies interested in the reform of fallen women, the relief of the needy, and the care of destitute chil- dren.

In 1871 the Home for Children was built on Buck- ingham; after which time the house on Union was used for the reception of adults only, or for mothers with infants. The need of a different

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home for the work for friendless women had long been felt and strongly urged and the present one on William was built and occupied October 21, 1897.

A meeting of the Board of Managers is held at the Homes alternately, once in two weeks, on Friday afternoons.

Pres., Mrs. J. H. Carmichael; V. Pres., Mrs. Thomas Dyer; 2d V. Pres., Mrs. E. H. Cutler; Clerk, Mrs. O. H. Dickinson; Cor. Sec., Mrs Harold Wesson; Treas., Mrs. F. L. Everett; Asst. Treas., C. A. Stone; Auditor, Dale Tate; Supt. of Children's Home, Sarah D. Gaylord; Supt. of Women's Home, Mrs. Anna Safford; Medical Staff: Dr. Plumb Brown, Dr. J. M. Gilchrist, Dr. Laurence D. Chapin, Dr. John H. Carmichael, Dr. Alexander C. Eastman, Dr. Philip Kilroy, Dr. Sarah M. Wilbur, Dr. F. L. Everett, Dr. W. Bradford Adams; Dr. George F. Dalton and Dr. Cheney H. Calkins, Oculists and Aurists; Dr. Broeker, Dentist.

Application for admission to the Home for Friendless Women should be made at the Home, 136 William, to the Supt. or to any of the Wo- men's Committee. Women's Committee is as follows: Chairman, Mrs. E. S. Bradford; Mrs. F. Dexter, Mrs. E. H. Wilkinson, Mrs. Thomas Dyer, Mrs. Myron Barstow, Mrs. William Broadhurst, Mrs. Edward S. Bradford, Mrs. Charles E. Van Norman.

Applications for admission to the Children's Home should be made at the Home on Bucking- ham on Mon. morning of each week at 10 o'clock. Children's Committee is as follows: Chairman, Mrs. G. F. Merriam; Mrs. James B. Clark, Mrs. Charles White Shaw, Mrs. Robert W. Day, Mrs. J. Otis Sawtell.

Horace Smith Fund-Trustee, John W. B. Brand, 310 Pine.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn., Branch No. 548 -Meets 2d and 4th Tues. in Melha Temple. Sec., Mrs. Anna Toomey, 89 Linden.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn., No. 964-Meets 1st and 3d Tues at 796 State. Recorder, Mrs. Josephine E. Flynn, 27 Rochelle.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn., No. 1119- Meets 2d Tues. at 48 Pynchon. Sec., Mrs. Gertrude M. Wright, 260 Pearl.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn., No. 1311- Meets 1st and 3d Tues. at Club House, Carew. Recorder, Rose T. Cullen, 560 Lib- erty.

Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children-(306) 9 Market. District Agent, Edgar W. Austin.

Massachusetts Sunday School Assn., Hampden District-Meets monthly. Sec., George Mur- phy, 66 Chester.

Minsker Relief Assn .- Meets 2d and 4th Sun. at Glickman's Hall, Ferry. Sec., Rev. Joseph Freedman, 68 Calhoun.

St. Jean Baptiste Benevolent and Mutual Society -Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 39 Bliss. Sec., A. La Montagne, 14 Loring.

St. Luke's Home (for working girls)-85 Spring. Conducted by Sisters of Providence. Sister M. Teresa, Superior.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, Central Council of Boston-Meets quarterly or at call of Pres. at 43 Edwards. Sec., Charles H. Maloney, 42 Thompson.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, Holy Name Confer- ence-Meets at the Rectory, 323 Dickinson. Sec., F. J. Skulley, 297 Dickinson.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, Particular Council, Inc .- Headquarters, 43 Edwards. Meets quar- terly, Jan., April, July and Oct. Pres., Charles H. Maloney, 42 Thompson.

. Vincent de Paul Society, Sacred Heart Confer- ence-Meets 2d and 4th Sun. in Convent Hall. Sec., M. C. Harrigan, 126 Everett.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, St. Anthony de Padua Conference-Meets Thurs. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Rectory, William. Sec., Rich- ard Lenzi, r 679 Worthington.

St. Vincent de Paul Society, St. Michael's Confer- ence-Meets Sun. at 43 Edwards. Treas., Tim- othy J. Foley, 107 Hancock.

The Salvation Army, Springfield Corps, No. 1- (Incorporated). Reorganized 1891. Headquar- ters, Salvation Army Building, 8-18 Stearns sq. Adjt. Commanding Officer, J. H. Bloethe. Sergt. Major, Charles Woodard. Chairman of Advi- sory Board, George M. Hendee. V. Chairman, Horace A. Moses. Sec and Treas, Harry G. Fisk. Evangelical services at 8 every night but Mon., Sun at 3, and 8 p. m. Sunday School at 1.30 p. m.

The object of the Salvation Army is to carry the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to the thousands who today never darken the doors of the places of worship and to bring the Bible message to the outcast of society, whether in prison or brothel or any place harboring vice, iniquity or intem- perance.

When a hungry man is given a meal, or a worker visiting a slum home with a basket of life's necessities, Thanksgiving or Xmas dinners given to the poor, it is not only to relieve an immediate need, it is for a higher purpose of bringing them the message of the Gospel of Light and Love, that the recipient of the humble gifts may think of Him who was rich, but for our sakes became poor and took upon Himself the form of man, and by paying the debt of sin made it possible for us to be reconciled with the Father by the gift of Himself.

Our constant effort is to help others to help themselves; eventually they too become helpers to others.

The Salvation Army, Corps No. 2 (Scandinavian) -11 Sherman. Commanding Officer, Capt. Hjalmar Jacobson, 70 Wilbraham rd. Meets Tues., Thurs. and Sat. at 8 p. m., Sun. at 5 and 7.30 p. m.

Salvation Army Industrial Home for Men-25 Emery. This Home was opened sixteen years ago for men out of employment, where work is provided until they can find work at their own trade again. A Labor Bureau is in connection with the Home. Meetings are held Sun. at 10.30 a. m. and Thurs. at 7.30 p. m. Com- manding Officer, Major James Simons.

Scots Charitable Society-Meets quarterly at 48 Pynchon. Sec., James Crawford, 427 Orange. Springfield Boys' Club-A non-sectarian work for boys. Pres., E. Milton Allis; V. Pres., Harry L. Bradley; Sec. and Supt., Fred Stephenson; Treas., Wallace V. Camp.

Springfield Christian Endeavor Union-Sec., Mrs. May Garlick, 26 Maple, Mitt.

Springfield Day Nursery Corporation-Organized June, 1883. Incorporated May, 1895. Day Nursery, 103 William. Alice Kinsman Memorial Nursery, 27 Pendleton av. The object of this institution is to help the poor to help themselves. Children of working women are cared for and fed during the day, for which a fee of five cents is charged. Pres., Mrs. Ernest D. Bugbee; 1st V. Pres., Mrs. Charles Sabin; 2d V. Pres., Mrs. Walter V. McDuffee; Clerk, Mrs. Stephen S. Taft; Treas., Mrs. W. E. Gilbert; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Charles W. Burt; Advisory Board, Alfred Leeds, Henry H. Bowman, Harlan P. Small, William E. Gilbert, James W. Kirkham; Auditor, Harlan P. Small; Board of Managers, Annie L. Bailey, Mrs. Ernest D. Bugbee, Mrs. Charles W. Burt, Mrs. Edwin A. Carter, Mrs. William H. Chapin, Carrie J. Emory, Mrs. Harry G. Fisk, Mrs. Frederick W. Fuller, Mrs. Percy S. Gates, Mrs. William Goodell, Mrs. Charles H. Hall, Mrs. Karl Hammond, Fredrika Lathrop, Mrs. Alfred Leeds, Mrs. Walter V. McDuffee, Mrs. Charles C. McElwain, Martha M. Mills, Mrs. Irving S. Russell, Mrs. George Sabin, Mrs. Edward O. Smith, Mrs. Charles A. Stone, Mrs. Dale S. Tate, Mrs. Robert M. Wallace, Mrs. Jo- seph H. Wesson, Mrs. Percy O. Dorr, Mrs. Stephen S. Taft, Mrs. Leslie Goldthwaite. Physicians: Jan. and Feb., Dr. J. Elliott Over- lander; Mar. and April, Dr. Bradford Adame;

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May and June, Dr. Clarice Parsons; July and August., Dr. A. F. G. Edgelow; Sept. and Oct., Dr. Eoline Dubois; Nov. and Dec., Dr. John M. Gilchrist. Consulting Physicians, Dr. Philip Kilroy, Dr. F. E. Hopkins, Dr. Ralph Carleton, Dr. Dudley Carleton; Dentists, Dr. James T. Lockhart, Dr. Robert J. Haley.

Springfield Girls' Club-285-291 Chestnut. Open week days and every week day evening except Sat. Object: The object shall be to provide the means for educational and social activities, and to increase civic interest. Director, Nellie E. Sunderman.

Springfield Home for Aged Men-74 Walnut. Clerk and Treas., Ralph A. Foskit, 41 Clarendon. Springfield Home for Aged Women-471 Chestnut. Sec., Rebecca Birnie, 359 Union.

Springfield Rescue Mission, Inc .- 36-38 Willow. Sec., Albert H. Bemis, 39 Magazine; Supt., Rev. C. H. Leggett.

Springfield Visiting Nurse Assn .- Office, 3 Market. Corporate active member, National Organization for Public Health Nursing. Active member Massachusetts Directors of Visiting Nurses Assn. Pres., Mrs. Ralph H. Seelye; V. Pres., Dr. Alex- ander C. Eastman; Sec., Mrs. Winsor B. Day; Treas., Charles W. Burt.

Theosophical Society, American Section, Spring- field Branch-Headquarters, 25 Harrison av. Meets Wed. Sec., Mrs. Annie E. Morris, 108 Yale.

Union Chinese Mission Sunday School-Meets Sun. in Y. M. C. A. Sec., Frances C. Smith, 60 Virginia.

Union Relief Assn .- (301) 9 Market. This Assn. was organized in 1877 and incorporated April 5, 1886, for the purpose of systematizing the char- ities of the city, reducing pauperism, and to pre- vent indiscriminate and duplicate giving. Pres., Phelps Brown; 1st V. Pres., Frank M. Kinney; 2d V. Pres., George Dwight Pratt; Clerk of Cor- poration, Mrs. Robert Barton; Treas., Harris A. Colwell; Gen. Sec., Clara Lindsay McComb. Trustees for one year, Mrs. Edward S. Bradford, Phelps Brown, Mrs. A. W. Dodge, Mrs. Mary McK. Dunn, Mrs. A. C. Dutton, Mrs. Charles Hall, Emma Holbrook, Mrs. Lucy Mallory, William H. Shuart, Mrs. A. C. Starr, Mrs. Harold Wesson, Mrs. Charles Whiting. Trustees for two years, Mrs. Alfred Carroll, Mrs. H. G. Chapin, Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Davies, Henry A. Field, Mrs. Samuel Green, Edward A. Hall, Frank M. Kinney, Catherine Leonard, Mrs. Dan Loomis, George Dwight Pratt, Mrs. Harlan P. Small, Rev. Charles A. Wing. Trustees for three years, Mrs. Robert Barton, Mrs. Charles Bosworth, Mrs. Schuyler B. Eddy, Mrs. James Hale, Mrs. Herbert My- rick, Mrs. A. A. Packard, Charles H. Parsons, Rabbi Samuel Price, Harold Small, Edward O. Sutton.

United Hebrew Charities-Meets quarterly. Sec., William Gelin, 43 Longfellow ter.

Young Men's Christian Assn. is one corporation with six branches: Central Branch, 122 Chest- nut cor. Hillman; Railroad Branch, Railroad ter .; West Side Railroad Branch, 91 Church, Merrick; Mittineague Branch, Mitt .; Student Branch, Training School, Alden; American International College Branch, State, Spfd. Pres., B. A. Frank- lin; V. Pres., C. B. Potter; Treas., R. R. Cleeland; Gen. Sec., Blake A. Hoover; Educational Sec., John D. Churchill; Asst. Educational Sec., Ev- erett W. Clark; Boys' Sec., Henry Coor; Building Boys' Sec., L. B. Twist; Asst. Building Boys' Sec., W. L. Koch; High School Boys' Sec., Marcus B. Wells; Employed Boys' Sec., E. E. Heck; Physical Boys' Sec., Paul Klamt; Employment Dir., Leslie E. Allen; Business Sec., C. F. Cooper; Office Sec., R. E. Leach; Physical Director, Frederick Schultz; Membership Sec., Lindsey H. Chilson; Industrial Sec., George E. Mayer. Railroad Branch: Chairman, E. T. Bray; Rec. Sec., A. H. Bemis; Treas., L. A. Anthony; Branch Sec., O. A. Eberhardt. West Side Branch: Chairman, F. A. Butler; Rec. Sec.,

Nelson Sherburne; Branch Sec., L. S. Erickson. Student Branch: Pres., J. E. Bullock; Sec., A. W. Jones. American International College Branch: Pres., M. L. Alphonso; Sec., George Steanios. Mittineague Branch: Chairman, E. G. Robson; Gen. Sec., Murray E. Cate.

Young Women's Christian Assn .- 22-30 Howard. Officers: Pres., Mrs. A. F. Leonard; V. Pres., E. H. Pinney; 2d V. Pres., Mrs. A. B. Morrill; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Howard Selby; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Theodore H. Nye; Treas., Ruth Rockwell; Asst. Treas., Mrs. E. H. Norton; Gen. Sec., Mary L. Cady; Physical Director, Ivy Eaton; Member- ship and Publicity Sec., Pauline M. Thomas; Bus. Sec., Myra Warren; Girls' Work Sec., Ethel M. Wells; House Sec., Mabel Patterson; Cafeteria Director, May Thomen; Travelers Aid Executive, Amelia A. Foshay. Industrial Sec., Mabel W. Butler.

The object of the Young Women's Christian Assn. is to promote the religious, intellectual, physical and social welfare of young women. Di- rectors' meetings are held on the 2d and 4th Tues. The Assn. offers through its educational department courses in gymnastics, dressmaking, cooking, millinery, basketry, mandolin, ukulele and banjo. Clubs are organized for grade school, high school, business and industrial girls. There is also a sewing class for children on Sat. morn- ing. Other branches will be provided as there is call for them. Classes begin in Oct. In the rooming department girls are accommodated at a reasonable rate. Prices for rooms range from $2.25 to $4.00 per week, according to location and room; transients, $1.00 to $1.50 per day. Transient meals are served to both men and women in the cafeteria. Travelers' Aid workers meet all trains. Summer camp at Brookside Lodge, Chester, accommodates 75 girls during the vacation season.

Zionist Organization of America, Springfield Dis- trict-Meets 1st Wed. at 27 Sargeant. Sec., Joseph Swirsky, (711) 387 Main.

FRATERNAL AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS

(See also Associations, Clubs and Societies) AMERICAN BENEFIT SOCIETY

Massasoit Lodge, No. 210-Meets 3d Mon. at 347 Worthington. Sec., Mary A. Donovan, 46 Locust.

Springfield Lodge, No. 211-Meets 1st Tues. at 121 State. Sec., Mary A. Donovan, 46 Locust.

ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS

Div. No. 6-Meets 1st Sun. and 3d Fri. at 178 Liberty. Sec., John P. Foley, 42 Massasoit. Div. No. 8-Meets 2d and 4th Sun. in Colonial Hall, 525 Main. Sec., James J. Morrissey, 86 Morris.

Ladies' Auxiliary, No. 8-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 525 Main. Sec., Mrs. Frances Courtney, 65 Morris.

Hampden County, Div. No. 16-Meets 1st Sun. at 20 Johnson, Ind Orchd. Sec., John M. Brady, 4 Hampden, Ludlow.

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN Miles Morgan Lodge, No. 95-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 535} Main. Sec., George E. Cooley, 56 Waverly.

Springfield Lodge, No. 136-Meets 2d Thurs. at 535} Main. Sec., Thomas J. Manning, 29 Han- cock.

Pynchon Lodge, No. 221-Meets 1st Fri. in Hibernian Hall. Sec., John J. Thomas, 62 Ken- sington av.

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Germania Lodge, No. 380-Meets 3d Fri. at 81 State.

Louise Lodge, No. 2, Hertha Grade-Meets 3d Wed. at 81 State. Sec., Mrs. Katherine Doer- sam, 56 Clantoy.

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1924, Part 206

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1924 Publisher: Price & Lee Co. Number of Pages: 1474

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1924
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1474