Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1925, Part 206

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1925
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1442

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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. 5, Feeding Hills Line-From Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Expo- sition av. to Agawam Bridge and Feeding Hills. Return over same route.

*Route No. 6, Wilbraham Road and Main and Lyman Sts. Line. From end of line Wilbraham rd. through Wilbraham rd., State, Dwight, Lyman, Main, State, and Wilbraham rd.

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

Route No. 8A, State St. Line-From Pine Point through State, Dwight, Lyman, Main and State to Pine Point.

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 city line (Brightwood). Return over same route.

*Route No. 15, Dickinson St. and Memorial Square Line-From Dickinson, (X) Locust, South Main, Main to Main and Carew. Return over same route.

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

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

Route No. 20, Vernon St. and Carew St. Line- From Vernon, via Main and Carew, to Liberty and via same route and Page blvd. to Berkshire. Return over same route.

Route No. 21, Vernon St. to Chicopee Falls, via . Chicopee Line-From Vernon, Main and North Main to Chicopee Center, Front to Chicopee Falls. Return over same route.

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

Route No. 22, Springfield and Chicopee Line- Fram 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 though 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 Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Exposi- tion av., New Bridge, River, Park, Elm, and Riverdale (W. Spfd.), to Holyoke Line. Return over same route.

Route No. 25, Springfield and Westfield Line- Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Exposition av., New Bridge, River, Park, Elm, (W. Spfd.), and Westfield. Return over same route.

Route No. 26, Springfield and Agawam Line- Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Exposition av., to Agawam Bridge, to Agawam State Line. Return over same route.

*Route No. 27, Riverdale Line-Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Exposition av., New Bridge, River, Park, Elm, and River- dale (W. Spfd.), to Holyoke Line. Return over same route.

West Springfield Line-Vernon, over Hampden County Memorial Bridge, Exposition av., to Park and Elm via Merrick. 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.

GASOLINE BUS SERVICE

Boston Road Line-Pine Point to Main and Oak, Ind. Orchd., via Boston rd., Parker and Oak. Return over same route.

Orange St. Line-From Court Sq. and Main to Sumner av. and Allen, via Main, Union, Colum-

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bus av., Mill, Orange, and Allen. Return via Allen, Orange, Mill, Columbus av., and Court.

Armory St. Line-From Dwight and Bridge to Hamburg via Dwight, Worthington, Chestnut, Pearl, Federal, and Armory. Return via same route to Pearl, Bridge to Dwight.

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 Main 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- rew 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 Connecticut 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, Ranney, Ventura, Sumner av., Forest Park av., and thence following the northerly boundary of Forest Park to the junction of Long Hill and Pecousic av ..

The charge for taxicabs when hired by the hour shall not exceed three dollars per hour, and a proportionate part of three dollars for each frac- tion of an hour after the first hour.

TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS

Springfield Central Woman's Christian Temper- ance Union No. 1-Meets 3d Thurs. at 639 State. Sec., Mrs. George N. Merrill, res. Long- meadow.

Springfield Armory Hill W. C. T. U .- Meets 2d Thurs. at 797 State. Sec., Mrs. H. L. Quinn, 491 Wilbraham rd.

Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society of the Cathedral-Meets 2d and 3d Mon. at 46 State. Sec., Martin E. Burke, 67 Marlborough.

Independent Order of Good Templars, Springfield Lodge, No. 130-Meets 2d and 4th Wed. at 32 Byers. Sec., Robert Bissell.

TRADE UNIONS

Central Labor Union-Meets 1st Sun. at 19 San- ford. Sec., Paul E. Canty, 58 Maryland.

Springfield Labor Lyceum Assn .- Meets 3d Wed. at 19 Sanford. Sec., Harry C. Niebuhr.

LABOR UNIONS AFFILIATED WITH THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION

The following meet at 19 Sanford, unless otherwise stated. Office hours for all Business Agents, 8 to 9 a m, 12 m to 1 p m, 21 Sanford.

Allied Building Trades Council-Meets 1st and 3d Fri. Sec., Michael J. Scanlan.

Asbestos Workers, No. 43-Sec., Thomas Baird, 24 Claremont.

Bakers, No. 32-Meets last Sat. Sec., Harry J. Coyle, 228 Denver.

Bakers, No. 404 (Hebrew)-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. Sec. and Business Agt., Harry Berry, 76 Morgan. Barbers, No. 30-Meets 3d Thurs. Business Agt., H. C. Niebuhr, 156 Spring.

Bill Posters, No. 15-Meets 2d Sun. Sec. and Business Agt., David Roberts, res. Feeding Hills.

Blacksmiths, No. 374 (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 1st and 3d Fri. at 680 Main. Sec., Carl V. Shell- man, 24 Massasoit pl.

Blacksmiths, No. 570 (Drop Forgers)-Meets 2d Sun. and 4th Tues. Sec., William A. Schuerer, 56 Talcott av.

Boiler Makers, No. 218 (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. at 680 Main. Sec., Robert Long, 242 Cold Spring av.

Bottlers and Drivers, No. 143-Meets 2d Sun. Sec., Hugh F. Bowen, 124 Greene.

Brewery Workers, No. 99-Meets 2d Sun. Sec., Nicholas Schilz, 24 Benham rd., R. F. D. No. 1. Bricklayers, Masons and Plasterers-Meets Tues. Sec. and Business Agt., M. J. Morrissey, 202 Northampton av.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, No. 571 (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 2d and 4th Sun. in G. A. R. Hall. Sec., P. H. Quinn, 73 Hollywood.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, No. 880 B. & M. R. R.)-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. at 12 Pynchon, Sec., F. B. Holbrook, 53 Bradford. Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks, Conn. Valley, No. 362-Meets 2d Mon. in Cooley Hotel. Sec., Alice B. Baker, 213 N. Main.

Brotherhood of Railroad Clerks, Springfield Lodge, No. 130-Meets 1st Mon. in Cooley Hotel. Sec., Ruth Spafford, Morgan, S. Hadley Falls.

Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, City of Homes, No. 622-Meets 1st and 3d Sun. at 12 Pynchon. Pres., W. S. McIlroy, 535} Main.

Building Laborers, No. 69-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. Business Agt., David Consolati.

Carpenters, No. 96-Meets Thurs. Sec., Isadore D. Gauthier.

Carpenters, No. 177-Meets Fri. Sec., P. T. Gar- vey.

Carpenters, No. 1105-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. Sec., George L. Hayes.

Cigarmakers, No. 49-Meets 2d and 4th Mon. Sec., John Russell, 150 White.

Clothing Workers, No. 184 (Amalgamated)-Meets 1st and 3d Fri. Business Agt. and Sec., John Novak.

Coal Teamsters and Helpers, No. 154-Meets 2d and 4th Wed. Sec., Patrick Houlihan.

Culinary Alliance, Local No. 273-Meets Fri. at 275 Dwight. Sec. and Business Agt., T. E. Petersen.

Electrical Workers, Linemen-Meets 2d and 4th Wed. Sec., C. W. Higgins, 249 Tyler.

Electrical Workers, No. 7-Meets Mon. at C. L. U. Hall. Business Agt., Walter Kenefick, 19 San- ford.

Elevator Constructors, No. 41-Meets 2d and 4th Mon. at 275 Dwight. Sec., A. M. Kuhn, res. Chicopee.

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Federal Employees Union, No. 101-Meets 3d Tues. in G. A. R. Hall. Sec., C. J. O'Leary, 121 Chestnut, Mittineague.

Fire men and Enginemen, No. 307, Locomotive- M eets 1st Tues. and 3d Sun. at 12 Pynchon. Sec., H. M. Childs, 162 Spring.

Firemen and Enginemen, No. 793, Locomotive- Meets 2d Thurs. and 4th Tues. at 12 Pynchon. Sec., Fred E. Kliche, 89 Old Bridge, W. Spfd.

Grain Handlers-Meets 1st Wed. Sec., James F. Sweeney, 50 Broad.

Hoisting and Portable Engineers-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. Sec., E. Brophy, 67 Bradford.

Horseshoers, No. 16-Meets 2d Wed. Sec., James J. Kane.

Iron Workers, No. 357-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. Sec., Anthony Connor, 46 White.

Lathers, No. 35-Meets 1st and 3d Mon. Busi- ness Agt., Louis Moquoin, 81 Pynchon.

Letter Carriers, Branch No. 46-Meets 2d Tues. at 29 Worthington. Pres., John D. O'Connell, 333 Eastern av.

Lithographers, No. 21-Meets 4th Wed. Sec., Walter L. Meacham, 176 Westford av.

Machinists, No. 214 Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. Sec., Andrew Grimes, P. O. Box 776.

Machinists, No. 487-Meets 1st and 3d Tues. Sec., Edgar F. Burton, 16 Field, W. Spfd.

Machinists, No. 1332, Indian Orchard-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. in Foresters' Hall, Johnson. Sec., Andrew Maurice, Box 186, Ind. Orchd.

Maintenance of Way Employees, No. 612 (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets last Sat. at 347 Worthington. Sec., Timothy Regan, res. Westfield.

Maintenance of Way Employees, No. 912, Bridge and Building (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 4th Fri. in Eagle Hall, Main. Sec., C. L. Smith, Ban- croft.

Maintenance of Way Employees, No. 1612, Bridge and Building (B. & M. R. R.)-Meets last Sat. in Cypress St. Shops. Sec., N. J. Mahoney, 8 Wolcott.

Metal Polishers and Buffers-Meets 2d and 4th Fri. Sec., P. J. Sullivan, 34 Linden.

Molders, Brass, No. 381-Meets 1st and 3d Tues. Sec., Henry C. Tetreault, 60 Medford.

Molders, Iron-Meets 1st and 3d Fri. Sec., Richard J. Skehan, 21 Russell, Merrick.

Motion Picture Machine Operators, Local 186- Meets 2d and 3d Sun. Business Agt. and Sec., J. F. Gatelee.

Musicians, No. 171-Meets 2d Sun. at 275 Main. Sec., Edwin H. Lyman, 34 Belmont av.

Painters and Decorators-Meets Wed. Business Agt., P. H. Triggs, 9 Atwood pl.

Patternmakers' Association-Meets Thurs. at 145 State. Business Agt. and Sec., John R. Trapp, 100 Ashley.

Photo Engravers, No. 57-Meets 2d Tues. Sec., John C. Leopold, 37 Warriner av.

Plumbers, No. 89-Meets Mon. Business Agt., M. J. Scanlon, 19 Sanford.

Post Office Clerks, No. 497-Meets 2d Mon. at 47 Worthington. Sec., F. W. Vinnecombe, 201 Dickinson.

Printing Pressmen, No. . 85-Meets 3d Thurs. Sec., Howard J. Larson, 56 Lawnwood av., Longmeadow.

Printing Trades, Electrotypers, No. 44-Meets 1st Thurs. Sec., John H. Bailey, 23 Webster av., W. Spfd.

Railroad Station Agents, No. 13 (B. & A. R. R.)- Meets 3d Sun. in Highland Hotel. Sec., J. O. Chapman, 19 Pearl.

Railroad Station Employees, No. 34 (B. & A. R. R.) -Meets 2d Sun. in Cooley Hotel. Sec., C. W. Stickles, 240 Worthington.

Railroad Telegraphers, No. 38-Meets 3d Sat. at 19 Lyman. Sec., Martin J. Walsh, 90 Fairview av., W. Spfd.

Railway Carmen, No. 534, Inspectors (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 2d Fri. in Temple Hall. Sec., Timothy McNamara, 256 Main.

Railway Carmen, No. 708 (B. & M. R. R.)-Meets 4th Fri. in Temple Hall. Sec., William James, Care of Car Shops, B. & M., Spfd.

Railway Carmen, No. 989 (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 1st Thurs. in Temple Hall. Sec., Walter Ruth- erford, res. Ludlow.

Railway Clerks, No. 359 (B. &. A. R. R.)-Meets 2d Wed. in Memorial Hall. Sec., Dorothy Sheridan, 264 Main, W. Spfd.

Railway Clerks, Store Dept., No. 1235 (B. & A. R. R.) Meets 2d Tues. in Temple Hall. Sec., Arthur Pardee, George, W. Spfd.

Railway Clerks, No. 1517 (Car Service Dept.) (B. & A. R. R.)-Meets 3d Mon. in Temple Hall. Sec., M. Richardson, 31 Sheldon.

Railway Clerks, No. 2167 (Railway Express)- Meets 2d Sun. Sec., William Shea, 43 Murray Hill av.

Railway Conductors, No. 198-Meets 4th Sun. at 12 Pynchon. Sec., P. A. Gear, 8 Grosvenor.

Railway Expressmen, No. 44-Meets 2d Wed. at 12 Pynchon. Sec., Mildred Adams, 40 High. Railway Mail Assn .- Meets 1st Mon. at 47 Worth- ington. Sec., H. W. Sturtevant, 57 Dexter.

Roofers, No. 48-Meets 1st Tues. at 189 High, Holyoke. Sec., James Mckenzie, 4 Ferguson pl., Holyoke.

Schoolhouse Custodians, No. 13152-Meets 1st Mon. Sec., George E. Childs, 63 Oak.

Sheet Metal Workers, No. 27-Meets 2d and 4th Thurs. Sec., Hector L. Erard, 402 N. Main. Sheet Metal Workers, No. 400 (Assortment Work- ers)-Meets 2d Tues. at 150 Bridge. Sec., Ed- ward W. Tolman, 89 Bowles.

Sheet Metal Workers, No. 694 (B. & A. R. R.)- Meets 4th Tues. in Temple Hall. Sec., S. J. Kennedy, 135 N. Main.

Steamfitters and Helpers, No. 603-Meets 1st and 3d Mon. Sec., Maurice Mulcahy, 520 Armory. Stereotypers, No. 121-Meets 2d Mon. of every other month. Sec., John Hunter, res. Holyoke. Stone Cutters-Meets 1st Thurs. Sec., Omaire J. Breault, 6 Adams av., Will.

Street Railway Employees, No. 448- Meets 2d Tues. Sec., M. J. Hennessey, 387 Main.

Switchmen, No. 73-Meets 1st Wed. at 69 Sar- geant. Sec., E. T. Clark.

Tailors, No. 26-Meets 1st and 3d Tues. Sec., H, Paulson, P. O. Box, 922.

Telephone Operators, Local, No. 3A-Meets 347 Worthington. Business Agt. and Sec., Mary Q. Wynne, 22 Granville.

Theatrical Stage Employess, No. 53-Meets 3d Sun. Sec., W. W. Barker, 19 Sanford.

Tobacco Strippers, No. 9608-Meets 4th Wed. in Melha Temple, 347 Worthington. Sec., Mary Slattery, res. Westfield.

Typographical-Meets 4th Sun. Sec., William H. O' Connor.

Wire Weavers-Meets 2d Fri. in Chicopee. Sec., William J. Hall, 75 Hitchcock, Holyoke.

WAR VETERANS' ASSOCIATION

American Legion, Springfield Post, No. 21-De- partment of Massachusetts-Meets 1st and 3d Thurs. at 534 Main. Sec., Earle F. Bliss, 14 Horace.

American Legion, Ladies' Auxiliary-Meets 1st and 3d Mon. at 534 Main. Sec., Alice Shelly, 159 Dickinson.

Grand Army of the Republic, E. K. Wilcox Post, No. 16, Department of Massachusetts-Meets 2d Sat. at 44 State. Commander, Henry H. Hoisington, res. W. Spfd.

E. K. Wilcox Relief Corps, No. 14, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Republic-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 44 State. Sec., Mrs. Cora J. Knox, 29 Vinton.

Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic, Abra- ham Lincoln Circle, No. 10-Meets last Sat. at 48 Pynchon. Sec., Mrs. Clara Parker, 95 Chest- nut.

Sons of Veterans, L. A. Tifft Camp, No. 15-Meets 2d and 4th Wed. at 44 State. Sec., George Adams, 31 Wilton.

xiliary No. 10 to L. A. Tifft Camp Sons of Vet- Aurans-Meets 1st and 3d Thurs. at 44 State. Sec., Mrs. Alice Miller, 223 Hancock.

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Daughters of Veterans (of the Civil War), Helen

Wolcott Tent, No. 54-Meets 1st and 3d Mon. at 44 State. Sec., Mrs. Mabel Lambert, 81 Daviston.

United Spanish War Veterans, Gen. H. W. Law- ton Camp, No. 11-Meets 1st and 3d Wed. at 121 State. Adjutant, T. F. Sullivan, 403 Orange. Etta A. Vesper Auxiliary to Henry W. Lawton Camp, U. S. W. V .- Meets 2d and 4th Fri. at 29 Howard. Sec., Mary Burgess, 575 Westfield, Mitt.

Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Major John J. Leonard Post, No. 70-Meets 2d and 4th Mon. at 274 Worthington. Adjutant, Charles G. Southgate.

Leonard Auxiliary to Leonard Post, No. 70, V. of F. W .- Meets 2d and 4th Mon. at 29 Howard. Sec., Mrs. P. Racicot, 98 Bristol.

HAMPDEN COUNTY GOVERNMENT

Judge of Probate and Insolvency-Charles L. Long. Office in Hall of Records. Special Judge of Probate, Charles H. Beckwith.

Register of Probate and Insolvency-John A. Den- ison of Longmeadow; Assistant, Nora A. Fer- nald. Office in Hall of Records.

Public Administrators-For settlement of estate when no heirs appear, and no will is found. Robert S. Folsom and Silvio Martinelli of Spring - field; Thomas J. O'Connor and Frank J. McKay of Holyoke: Florence W. Burke of Westfield. Clerk of Courts-Charles Morris Calhoun of Springfield; Asst. Clerks, James M. Healy, Lewis A. Twitchell, Laura B. Clemons, of Springfield; Deputy Asst. Clerks, Helen Z. Greeley of Springfield, Frances E. Greene of Westfield. Office in Court House.

Court Stenographers-Mary A. Powell and Bessie C. Niles, Springfield.

Masters in Chancery-Henry Lasker, Thomas H. Kirkland and Wayland V. James of Springfield; Herman Ritter of Chicopee.

County Treasurer-Fred A. Bearse of Springfield. Office in Court House.

District Attorney-Charles H. Wright; Asst., Charles R. Clason. Probation Officer-Harold S. Clark.

Sheriff-Embury P. Clark of Springfield. Office at Court House and Jail.

Special Sheriff-Orrin G. Cash of Westfield. Deputy Sheriffs-See Business Directory.

Jail and House of Correction-Located on York. Keeper of Jail and Master of House of Correc- tion, Embury P. Clark; Chaplains, Rev. James F. Ahern and J. L. Cummings.

County Commissioners-George S. Cook of Spring- field, Daniel O'Neil of Holyoke, John Hall of West Springfield. Associate Commissioners, Clarence H. Granger of Agawam, Charles W. Bray of Chicopee. Regular meetings at Spring- field on the 2d Tues. of April, 1st Tues. of Oct., 4th Tues. of June and Dec., and the 1st Wed. of each month.

Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers-Charles L. Long, Fred A. Bearse, John A. Denison, Charles M. Calhoun, Frank G. Hodskins, Laura B. Clemons.

Medical Examiners-Dr. Frederick D. Jones of Springfield, Dr. Frank A. Woods of Holyoke, Dr. Samuel E. Fletcher of Chicopee, Dr. J. P. Schneider of Palmer, Dr. Edward S. Smith of Westfield; Associates, Dr. Carl L. Schillander of Springfield, Dr. Stanley C. Cox of Holyoke, Dr. Arthur O. Metivier of Chicopee, Dr. Robert D. Hildreth of Westfield.

Referee in Bankruptcy-Vacancy.

Commissioners of Deeds-Ralph W. Ellis for New York; Wheeler H. Hall for Georgia and Iowa. Fish and Game Warden-James P. Hatch.

COURTS

United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the First Circuit-399 Post Office Building, Boston. Associate Justice U. S. Supreme Court, Oliver Wendell Holmes of Massachusetts; Circuit Judges, George H. Bingham of New Hampshire, Charles F. Johnson of Maine, George W. Ander- son of Massachusetts; Clerk, Arthur I. Charron; Marshal, William J. Keville. Annual Term, 1st Tues. of Oct. Sessions for Hearing Cases, 1st Tues. of Jan. and Oct., and 2d Tues. of April. United States District Court-311-312 Post Office Building, Boston. District Judges, James M. Morton, Jr., James A. Lowell, Elisha H. Brewster; Clerk, James S. Allen; Chief Deputy Clerk, Frank H. Mason; Deputy Clerks, Mary Prendergast, John E. Gilman, Jr., Arthur M. Brown, Arthur D. Grandison, William H. Par- ker, Jr., Edith G. Rollins, Helen J. Tweedy, Katherine Quinn at Boston, and Joseph A Bonchi at Springfield; Terms of the Court: at Boston, March, the 3d Tues .; June, the 4th Tues .; Sept., the 2d Tues .; Dec., the 1st Tues .; at Spring- field, May, the 2d Tues .; Dec., the 2d Tues. United States Commissioner, Gurdon W. Gor- don at Springfield.

Supreme Judicial Court-Holds a law term in Springfield on Thurs. after 3d Tues. in Sept .; jury sitting, 4th Tues. in April; equity sitting, 1st Mon. in Feb., June, Aug. and Dec. Chief Justice, Arthur P. Rugg of Worcester; Associate Justices, Henry K. Braley of Boston, John C. Crosby of Pittsfield, Edward P. Pierce of Brook- line, James B. Carroll of Springfield, William C. Wait of Medford, George A. Sanderson of Little- ton.

Superior Court-Civil sittings, holden in Spring- field 1st Mon. in Jan. and March, 2d Mon. in June, 1st Mon. in Sept., and 4th Mon. in Oct .; criminal terms, 1st Mon. in May, 2d Mon. in Sept. and 3d Mon. in Dec .; court and equity session, 2d Mon. in Sept., 3d Mon. in Oct., Nov., Dec., Jan., Feb., March and April, 1st Mon. in May, and 3d Mon. in June. Naturalization Court, last Mon. in March, June and Sept. Chief Justice, Walter Perley Hall of Fitchburg. Associate Justices, Frederick Lawton of Boston, Robert F. Raymond of Newton, Marcus Mor- ton of Newtonville, Joseph F. Quinn of Sa- lem, John D. Mclaughlin of Boston, Hugo A. Dubuque of Fall River, Patrick M. Keating of Boston, Richard W. Irwin of Northampton, Christopher T. Callahan of Holyoke, James H. Sisk of Lynn, Philip J. O'Connell and Webster Thayer of Worcester, Franklin T. Hammond of Cambridge, Nelson P. Brown of Everett, Louis S. Cox of Lawrence, Elias B. Bishop of Newton Center, Frederick W. Fosdick of West Medford, George A. Flynn of Boston, Henry T. Lummus of Lynn, William A. Burns of Pittsfield, Stanley E. Qua of Lowell, Joseph Walsh of New Bedford, Frederick J. Macleod of Brookline, Alonzo R. Weed of Newton, Winfield H. Whiting of Worces- ter, Edward T. Broadhurst of Springfield, Freder- ick B. Greenhalge of Lowell, Charles H. Dona- hue of Boston, David A. Lourie of Boston.

Courts of Probate and Insolvency-Judge Charles L. Long, office, Hall of Records; Register, John A. Denison; Asst. Register, Nora A. Fernald. Probate court is holden at Springfield on the 1st Wed. of every month except Aug., the 2d Wed. of Jan., and the 3d Wed. of Feb., April, May, July, Sept., Nov. and Dec .; at Holyoke on the 3d Wed. of Jan., March, June and Oct.

District Court-Justice, Wallace R. Heady; salary, $4,000; Special Justices, James E. Davis, Ralph S. Spooner; Clerk, Wayland V. James, salary, $3,000; Asst. Clerk, Harry O. Eber- hardt; Probation Officer, Bernard T. J. Smyth; Probation Officer for juvenile offenders, Roger F. Keleher; Women Probation Officer, Katherine A. Carney. Criminal session held daily (Sun- days and holidays excepted), at 9 a m in the Dis- trict Court room, Police building; civil session held in the District room, Court House.

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Springfield, West Springfield, Chicopee and Longmeadow directory 1925, Part 206

Author: Springfield (Mass.) Publication date: 1925 Publisher: Price & Lee Co. Number of Pages: 1442

Author: Springfield (Mass.)
Publication date: 1925
Publisher: Price & Lee Co.
Number of Pages: 1442