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One on Main street, sonth side of Passen- ger depot, II.
One opposite depot on Main street, near track, II.
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One corner Main and Lyman streets, H. One near corner Main and Taylor sts , H. One corner Main and Taylor streets, HI.
Two on Taylor, between Main and Dwight streets, 11.
One on Taylor street near Dwight st., L. One corner Main and Hampden streets, L. One corner Bradford and Fulton sts., L. One corner Fulton and John streets, L. One opposite Fort street, on Main st., H. One corner Worthington and Main sts., L. One corner Worthington and Main sts., 11. One on Worthington street, at Stearns's Park, H.
One corner Bridge and Main streets, II. One comer Bridge and Main streets, L. One corner Main and Hillman streets, II. One corner Main and Vernon streets, HI. One on Main st., opposite Vernon st., II. One corner Main st. and Harrison ave., Il. One on Main st., opposite I'ynchon st., II. One corner Main and Pynchon streets, HI.
One corner Main and Pynchon streets, L. One on Pynchon street, near the Park, H. One on Pynchon st., at engine-house, II. One corner Main street and Townsley avenne, Il.
Two corner of Main and Court streets, II. One on Court st., opposite City Hall, II. One corner Mai and Sanford streets, II. One corner Main and Elm streets, L.
One corner Main and Elm streets, II. One corner Main and State streets, H. One corner Main and State streets, L. One corner State and Market streets, H. One corner State and Dwight streets, H One corner State and Dwight streets, L. One corner State and Willow streets, H. One corner State and Chestnut streets, II. One on State street, opposite High school house, Il.
One corner State and Elliott streets, II. One corner State and Spring streets, H. One corner Spring and Frost streets, L. One corner Spring and Salem streets, L. One corner Spring and Pearl streets, L. One corner Pearl and Byers streets, H.
One corner Spring and Worthington streets, L.
One corner Worthington and Autumn streets, L.
One on Summer street, L.
One on Worthington street, near cement pipe-works, L.
One corner Spring and Lyman streets, L. One corner Lyman and Chestnut sts., L. One corner Lyman and Dwight sts , II. One on Lyman street, in Robinson, Marsh & Co's yard (private), L.
One corner Dwight and Taylor streets, H. One corner Dwight and Worthington streets, H.
One corner Worthington and Bowdoin streets, II.
One on Hillinan street, rear of Third Nat. Bank, II.
One on Pearl street, midway between By- ers and Federal streets, Il.
One corner of Dwight and Worthington streets, L.
One corner Worthington and Alert sts., L. One on Chestnut street, near Chester W. Chapin's residence, L.
One corner Dwight and Bridge sts., 11.
One on Bridge street, opposite Stearns's park, L.
One corner Chestnut and Pearl sts., L.
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One on Pearl street, between Chestnut and Spring streets, L.
One on Chestnut street, opposite George Merriam's residence, L.
One on Hillman st., near Leet's shop, L. One corner Hillman and Dwight sts., L. One corner Ilillman and Dwight sts., II.
One corner Harrison avenue and Dwight street, H.
One corner Harrison avenue and Dwight street, L
One corner Townsley avenue and Market street, II.
One corner Dwight and Court streets, H. One corner Harrison avenue and Market street, L.
One corner Court and Market streets, L. One corner Sanford and Dwight sts., H.
One on Chestnut street, opposite Episco- pal church, II.
One on Sanford street, opposite Collins's stable, L.
One corner Sanford and Market sts., L.
One corner Elliott and Salem streets, L.
One on Elliott street, between State and Salem streets, L.
One on Hampden street, H.
One corner Water st. and Railroad row, L. One corner Water and Hampden sts., L. One corner Water and Hampden sts., H. One on Hampden street, midway, H.
One corner Water and Fort streets, L.
One corner of Water and Worthington streets, L.
One on Bridge street, opposite Cook's avenue, H.
One corner Bridge and Water streets, II. One corner Water and Vernon streets, L. One corner Water and Pynchon sts., L. One corner Court and Water streets, L. Que corner Water and Elm streets, L
One corner Water and State streets, L.
One on State street, opposite new Court- house, L.
One corner Water and Bliss streets, L. One on Bliss street, midway, L.
One on Howard street, midway, L.
One on Union street, midway, L. One on Wilcox street, midway; L One on William street, mid way, L.
One on Margaret street, midway, L.
One on Fremont street, midway, L. One on Winthrop street, midway, L. One on Marble street, midway, L. One corner Main and Washington sts., L.
Two corner Water and Howard sts., L. One on Howard st., near button shop, L. One at gas works (private), H.
One corner Water and State streets, II. One corner Water and Union streets, HI. One corner Water and Union streets, L. One corner Walker and Wilcox sts., L. Two corner Water and William sts., L.
One on William street, near railroad track, L.
One at Banks's coal yard (private), L.
One corner Water and Margaret sts., L. One corner Water and Fremont sts., L. One corner Water and Loring sts., L.
One on Walker street, opposite Walker's shop, L.
One at Fisk & Co's soap works (private), L. One corner Water and Gardner sts., L. * One corner Main and Bliss streets, L.
One corner Main and Howard streets, L. One corner Main and Union streets, L. One corner Main and Wilcox streets, L. One corner Main and William streets, L. One on E. William street, opposite J. Olmsted's waste shop.
One corner Main and Margaret streets, L. One corner Main and Fremont streets, L. One corner Main and Gardner streets, L. One corner Main and Broad streets, L. One on Broad street, near skate factory. One corner Main and York streets, L.
One corner Main and Locust streets, L. One on Main street, near Call's shop, H. One on Mill st., opposite Alden's mill, HI. One on Central street, midway of Main and Maple streets, L.
One corner Willow street and Hubbard avenue, H.
One corner Willow street and Hubbard avenue, L.
One corner Willow and Union streets, H. One corner Willow and Park streets, II. One corner Willow and Park streets, L.
One corner Willow and Cross streets, II. One corner Willow and Stockbridge sts., H.
Two on Stockbridge street, opposite Smith & Wesson's, II.
Two in Smith & Wesson's yard (pri- vate), II.
One on Maple, opposite High street, HI. One corner Maple and Stockbridge streets, H.
One corner Maple and High streets, L.
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One corner Maple and Union streets, L. One corner Maple and Mulberry sts., L. One corner Maple and Central streets, II. One on Maple street, Ames's hill, H. One corner Mulberry and School sts., H. One corner Union and School streets, H. One corner High and School streets, H. One corner Iligh st. and Ingraham ave., H. One corner Union and Mulberry sts., H. One on State st., opp. Olivet church, II. One on State street, above the Methodist church, opposite No. 345, II.
One corner State and Walnut streets, II. One corner Walunt st. and Charter ave., II. One carner Walnut and Union streets, H. One corner Walnut and Oak streets, HI. One corner Walnut street and Pendleton Avenue, II.
One corner Walnut and James streets, H. One corner Walnut and Cedar streets, 11. One carner Walnut and Ashley streets, II. One corner Walnut street and Chaffee avenue, H.
One corner Walnut street and Sackett's avenne, II.
One corner Walnnt and Hickory sts., H. One corner Walnut and Mill streets, II. One corner Central and Mill streets, H. One corner Central and Hancock sts., II. One corner Central and Spruce sts., H. One on Spruce street, near Hancock ave- nue, II.
One on Central street, opposite No. 336, H. One corner Central and Pine streets, II. One on Pine street, opposite No. 258, H. One carner Pine and Maple streets, HI. One on Pine st., opposite Howard's mill, H. One corner Pine and Mill streets, H. One corner Central and Cedar streets, HI. One corner Pine and Cedar streets, HI. One corner Spruce and Florence sts., II. One corner Hancock and Florence sts., II. One corner Haneoek and Greene sts., II. One corner Hancock and Cedar sts., II. One corner Hancock street and Pendleton avenue, Il.
One corner Hancock and Tyler streets, H. One corner Hancock and Union sts., H. One corner Hancock and King sts., II.
One corner Hancock street and Hancock avenue, Il.
One on Tyler street, opposite Watch fac- tory, Il.
One corner Orleans and Tyler streets, II. One corner Stebbins and Union sts., H. -
One corner Monroe and Ilawley sts., II. One at Winchester park, II.
One corner State and Westminster sts., H. One corner State and Hancock streets, II. One corner Bay and Westminster sts., II. One corner Thompson and Bay sts., II.
One corner State and Winchester sts., II.
One corner Armory and Grant sts., H. One corner Grant and Magazine sts., H.
One on Federal street, II.
One corner St. James avenue and Thomp- son street, H. '
One corner St. James avenue and Bow- doin street, H.
One corner St. James avenue and Florida street, H.
One corner Florida and Worthington streets, HI.
One corner Pleasant and Bay streets, II. One corner Pleasant and State streets, II. One on Terrence street, between State and Union streets, H.
One corner Oak and Quincy streets, H.
One corner State st., and St. James ave. H.
One on State st., opposite Federal sq., H1.
One on Baston road, near Alden War- ner's, H.
INDIAN ORCHARD.
One corner Myrtle and Hampden sts., H. One corner Main and Pine streets, H. One corner Main and Cedar streets, II. One corner Main and Oak streets, HI.
One corner Oak and Water streets, II. One corner Oak and Worcester sts., H. One corner Oak and Hampden sts , H.
One corner Worcester and Main sts., H. One corner Myrtle and Berkshire sts., II. One corner Berkshire and Chestnut sts. (private), L.
One corner Myrtle and Main streets, II.
Two at Chapman's valve works (one pri- vate), H.
One corner Main and Water streets, H. One corner Pine and Worcester sts., H.
One corner Cedar and Water streets. One corner Chestnut and Hanipden sts. Sixteen in yard of Indian Orchard mills, H. Four on Front street, II.
Location of Reservoirs, and Gates to the Same.
CONNECTED TO THE PIPES OF THE CITY WATER WORKS.
West Union street ; gate cover, seven and a half feet north, and one foot east of reser-
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voir door ; turns to left to open. Will sup- ply one steamer.
Howard street, corner Main ; gate cover, seven feet north, four feet west of reservoir door ; turns to left to open. Will supply one steamer.
Corner Main and State streets ; gate cov- er, six feet four inches west of reservoir door in center ; turns to right to open. Will supply three steamers.
Stockbridge street, near Main ; gate cov- er, three feet eight inches south, one-half foot west of east side reservoir door ; turns to right to open. Will supply three steam- ers.
Main street, front of Court Square ; gate cover, south of reservoir door, inside of curbstone; turns to right to open. Will supply three steamers.
Harrison avenue, corner Main ; gate cov- er, six and a half feet east, one and one-half feet south of reservoir door ; turns to right to open. Will supply two steamers.
Bridge street, corner Main ; gate cover, ten and a half feet out from north curbstone, one and a half feet west of reservoir door ; turns to right to open. Will supply two steamers.
Bridge street, corner Water ; gate cover, twelve feet west, four and a half feet north of reservoir door; turns to left to open. Will supply two steamers.
Hampden street, corner Main ; gate cov- er six feet out from south curbstone, eight feet east of reservoir door; turns to right to open. Will supply two steamers.
Taylor street, opposite Wason's old forge shop ; gate cover, twelve and a half feet out from shop, six feet east of west line of shop; turns to right to open. Will supply two steamers.
Lyman street, near corner of Dwight; gate cover, ten and a half feet south, six feet east of reservoir door; turns to right to open. Will supply three steamers.
Corner Main and Ferry streets ; gate cover, eight feet west, one foot north of reservoir door, (in center of horse railroad track) ; turns to right to open. Will sup- ply three steamers.
Liberty street, near north branch of Town brook; gate cover, nineteen feet out from southi line of fence, seven feet east of center of brook ; turns to riglit to open. Will supply one steamer.
Main street, near Franklin ; gate cover, seven feet east, one and a half feet south of center of reservoir door; turns to left to open. Will supply two steamers.
Main street, near Auburn ; gate cover five feet east, one-half foot south of center of reservoir door; turns to right to open. Will supply three steamers.
Chestnut street, corner Pearl; gate cover, nine and a half feet east, two and a half feet south of reservoir door; turns to right to open. Will supply one steamer.
State street, near Elliott ; gate cover, ten and a half feet out from south enrbstone, three feet east of east line of S. Webster's house ; turns to right to open. Will supply one steamer.
School street, corner Iligh; gate cover, one foot ten inches out from west enrbstone, seven feet three inches north of line of High street ; turns to right to open. Will supply one steamer.
Elm street, front of First Church ; gate cover, five feet sonth, two feet west of reser- voir door ; turns to left to open. Will sup- ply one steamer.
Maple street, near Cross street; gate cover, one foot nine inches out from west curbstone, nineteen feet south of south line of Cross street; turns to right to open. Will supply one steamer.
Pynchon street ; gate cover, seventeen and a half feet out from north line of fence, four and a half teet east of reservoir door ; turns to left to open. Will supply one steamer.
Union street, corner Maple; gate cover, seven feet four inches west of reservoir door, five feet seven inches out from north curbstone ; turns to right to open. Will supply one steamer.
Water street, opposite Walker; gate cover, five feet four inches west of south door of reservoir; turns to right to open. Will supply three steamers.
Maple street, corner Central ; gate cover, seven feet six inches north, two feet ten inches west of reservoir door ; turns to right to open. Will supply two steamers.
The following reservoirs are filled with surface water :
State street, opposite former residence of R. F. Hawkins.
State street, near corner of Armory st.
Two on State st., opposite Federal square.
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' One in Federal square.
Corner Federal and Grant streets. State Street, near corner of Oak ( well). State street, near corner of Orleans (well). State street, opposite Stebbins st. (well). Corner Bay and Florida streets. Corner Hancock and Union streets. Corner Oak and Union streets.
Union street, opposite house No. 384. Corner Walnut and Oak streets. Corner Walnut and James streets. Corner Walnut and Hancock streets. Corner Ashley and Cedar streets.
Corner Central and Pine streets. Corner Pine and Maple streets. Corner Central street and Central ave. Corner Florence and Spruce streets.
Other resources for water in the City are Connectient River, foot of Elm, State and York streets ; Mill River, at various places ; hydrants at United States Water Shops (private) ; Chicopee River, at various places ; hydrants at Indian Orchard Mills (private) ; two reservoirs and Cory brook at Indian Orchard, Ward Eight.
Fire Alarm Telegraph.
INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY-HOLDERS-Key- holders upon positive information of a fire, will unlock the box, and if the City Hall bell or the small bell in the box is NOT striking, pull the hook easily down to the end of the slide once and let go immedi- ately. Do not pull a box when the City Hall bell or the small bell in the box is striking, as in that case a box is already running, and to pull a second one would confuse the firemen. After pulling a box, remain, if possible, until the steamers ar- rive, to direct them to the fire. If you hear no clicking sound in the box after pulling the hook, go to the next nearest box and give the alarm from that.
Do not give an alarm for a fire at a dis- tance, nor for a burning chimney. Do not pull a box more than once. Be sure the box is locked before leaving it.
After an alarm from a box, the police re- peat the number of the box ten times on the City Hall bell. The District Telegraph signal 2-1-1 will not be repeated.
The box is of iron and double, and the inner one is inaccessible except to those in charge of the telegraph and the Chief En- gineer. One single stroke of the City Hall
bell and engine house gong is not given for an alarm of fire. Alarms will be sounded on the fire-bells thus: For box five, five strokes, 1-1-1-1-1 with short intervals, and repeating. For box thirty-two, three strokes, 1-1-1, a pause, then two strokes, 1-1, a pause, and repeating. Alarms for other numbers are given in like manner.
When Steamers Nos. 1 and 2 are wanted in the vicinity of a box to which those com- panies do not respond, two blows will be strnek on the fire alarm. When Hose No. 3 is wanted, three blows will be given. When Steamer No. 4 is wanted, four blows will be given. When Ilose No. 1 is wanted, three single blows, with a pause of ten sec- onds between each stroke will be given. When Hook and Ladder No. 1 is wanted, fire blows will be given. When Hook and Ladder No. 2 and Hose 6 are wanted, six blows will be given. When ten blows are struek on the Telegraph after an alarm of fire, the entire Fire Department and the Government Steamer, Water Spout, will respond withont further notice.
Companies not responding to the first alarm from a box will remain at their quarters thirty minutes, unless sooner dismissed.
Companies receiving a signal will wait thirty seconds before leaving their quarters to avoid mistaking an alarm from another box for a signal.
One blow after an alarm signals the fire extinguished or under control, and compa- nies not in action will dismiss.
Location of Signal Boxes.
No. 2-Corner Main and Pynchon streets ; keys at Draper's Drug store and at Haynes's hotel.
No. 3-B. & A. R. R. Depot ; keys with the watchman and at the Massasoit house.
No. 4-Corner Main and Franklin streets; keys at stable office, Samuel Green's, 107 Main street, and at 12 Franklin street.
No. 5-Corner Main and Carew ; keys at F. H. Goldthwait's, 27 Sargeant street, at Henry Clark's store and at Engine house, Bond street.
No. 6-Corner Chestnut and Carew ; keys at Horace Wheeler's, and Rev. Mr. Cooley's, 178 Carew street.
No. 7-Corner Chestnut and Liberty ; keys at Day & Jobson's office, and at Jerry Moore's.
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No. 8-Corner Taylor and Dwight streets ; keys at office of planing mill, Robinson & Marsh's office, and at Benris & Collins's.
No. 12-Corner Union and School ; key at William H. Wright's.
No. 13-Corner State and Byers; key at the United States guard-house.
No. 14-Corner Worthington and Spring ; key at T. Hamlin's, and O'Connor & Noble's drug store.
No. 15-Corner State and Walnut; keys at Allen's meat market, and at Sexton's stable.
No. 16-Watch factory ; key at office, corner of Orleans and Tyler streets.
No. 17-Corner State and Hancock ; keys at H. W. Ellis's, E. D. Stock's, and T. L. Haynes's.
No. 21-Corner Main and State; keys at Webber's drug store, and Homer Foot & Co's.
No. 23-Corner Main and Central ; keys at M. Hancock's and Grant's store.
No. 24-Maple street, between Mulberry and Central ; keys at H. N. Tinkham's, and C. O. Chapin's.
No. 25-Corner Central and Pine; keys at Bennett's store, and W. T. Orchard's.
No 26 .- Corner Maple and Mill; Ames's store ; keys at K. Dorne's, and G. R. Dick- inson's.
No. 27-Corner Main and Mill; keys at John Hart's and Charles A. Call's.
No. 31-Corner Walnut and Cedar; keys at Bumstead's store, and J. F. Hancock's.
No. 32-Lincoln Hall, Water Shops ; keys at the United States guard-house, and Pinney's store.
No. 34-Corner Water and Gardner ; keys at T. M. Walker & Co's shop, and J. C. Terry's.
No. 36-Corner Water and Howard ; keys at Newell's button shop, and J. R. Hixon's.
No. 41-Corner Main and Bridge; keys at MeKnight & Norton's, E. De Witt's, and at Daily Union office.
No. 42-Corner Hooker and Main ; key at street railway stables.
No. 43-Corner Wason street and Conn. R. R. ; key at office of Wason Manufactur- ing Co.
No. 123-Stockbridge street; key at Smith & Wesson's. (Keys are also in the hands of the police and board of engineers, and bank watchmen.)
Fire and Building Districts.
That part of the City embraced between Union street and Ferry and Cypress streets, and between the Connecticut river and Ma- ple and Chestnut streets, and also one hun- dred and fifty feet each side of Main street, from Union south to Fremont and Central, and from Ferry and Cypress north to Brad- ford and Carew streets, is declared by law a fire district, within which wooden buildings are not allowed to be erected. The same portion of the city is also declared to be a building district, and the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department is appointed Building Commissioner and receives a salary of $50 a year for service in that capacity. Within this district, according to the law, no build- ing shall be ereeted till the plans and speci- fieations thereof, so far as they indicate the material, height and thickness of the walls, and the material of the roof and cor- nices and other projections, shall have been approved by a commissioner appointed for that purpose. Whoever shall commence or authorize the ereetion of any building with- in said fire limits without having first ob- tained the approval of the plans and specifi- cations thereof by the said Building Com- missioner, in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance, shall forteit and pay a penalty of Twenty Dollars for each offence ; and it shall be the duty of the Mayor, when- ever notified of any violation of this Ordi- nance, to take measures to prevent, by in- junction or otherwise, the erection of any such building.
Voting Places.
WARD ONE-Hooker school-house.
WARD Two-Basement of City Hall.
WARD THREE-Union Hall.
WARD FOUR-Jail Office.
WARD FIVE-School-house on Union st.
WARD SIX-York street school-house.
WARD SEVEN-Central street school- house.
WARD EIGHT-School-house at Sixteen Acres, and the school-house on the corner of Myrtle and Berkshire streets, Indian Or- chard, alternately.
County Officers.
JUDGE OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY- William S. Shurtleff; salary $1,800. Of- fice in Court House.
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REGISTER OF PROBATE AND INSOLVENCY -Samuel B. Spooner of Springfield ; salary, $1,600. Office in Court House.
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS-For settle- ment of estate when no heirs appear, and no will is found-Joseph Ingraham of Spring- field, James G. Allen of Palmer, Charles H. Ileywood of Holyoke, A. T. Folsom of Springfield.
CLERK OF COURTS-Robert O. Morris of Springfield. Office in Court House.
REGISTER OF DEEDS-James E. Russell of Springfield ; paid by fees. Office in Court House.
COUNTY TREASURER-M. Wells Bridge ; salary, $1,500. Office in Court House.
SHERIFF-Hiram Q. Sanderson of Spring- field ; salary, $1,250.
JAILOR-A. M. Bradley of Springfield ; salary, $1,500.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE-including Jus- tices of the Peace and Quorum designated by a *, and Justices throughout the Commonwealth by at-Lucius C. Allin, W. W. Amadon, F. W. Anderson, William K. Baker, Richard Bee- be, tHenry W. Bosworth, Lemuel HI. Brig- ham, M. Wells Bridge, Ephraim W. Bond, Timothy M. Brown, Joseph W. Brown, Au- gustine Burt, Roderick Burt, T. D. Beach, Elisha P. Bartholomew, J. P. Buekland, William G. Chamberlin, C. L. Covill, Sam- uel J. Chapman, A. M. Copeland, Frank E. Carpenter, E. Dudley Chapin, II. A. Cha- pin, I. P. Dickinson, Joseph II. Damon, Calvin J. Eaton, George A. Ellis, Albert T. Folsom, M. T. Foley, Fred H. Gillett, Ho- mer G. Gilmore, William S. Greene, San- ford J. Hall, Joseph W. Holmes, John W. Hersey, Charles P. Hill, John A. Hall, Charles W. Hixon, Henry S. Hyde, M. P. Knowlton, E. P. Kendrick, *Edward Il. Lathrop, James II. Lewis, Charles R. Ladd, Horace C. Lee, Henry S. Lee, N. A. Leon- ard, Charles L. Long, George Leonard, Daniel J. Marsh, Elisha B. Maynard, James J. MeDermott, James E. MeIntire, William E. Montague, John J. Moore, R. S. Moore,. Edward Morris, *Henry Morris, R. O. Mor- ris, Harvey Moseley, Adolph Nahmer, Eli- jah A. Newell, Charles A. Nichols, William Patton, Samuel W. Porter, Joseph C. Pyn- chon, L. J. Powers, Henry A. Pierce, Chas. W. Rice, James E. Russell, Charles L. Shaw, *William S. Shurtleff; Ileman Smith, * William L. Smith, Samuel B. Spooner,
Charles A. Sherman, C. C. Spellman, John M. Stebbins, *James M. Thompson, Andrew Titus, *Eliphalet Trask, John B. Vincent, Jr., Gideon Wells, S. C. Warriner, John P. Wall, Frederick Weise, Thomas B. Warren, Daniel E. Webster, Allen Webster, J. P. Whalen, Theodore M Zinsser.
DEPUTY SHERIFFS FOR HAMPDEN COUN- TY-E. W. Boise, Blandtord ; James Keefe, Chester; Nathaniel Cutler, Chicopee; Simeon Jacobs, Chicopee; Ansel D. Kmg, Granville ; HI. M. Parsons, Granville ; T. W. Ordway, Ilolyoke; D. E. Kingsbury, Holyoke; Fran- cis F. MeLain, Ludlow ; Frank H. King, Monson; Herbert A. Northorp, l'almer; Jason A. Palmer, Palmer; Parker W. Web- ster, Palmer ; William H. H. Blair, Spring- field ; A. M. Bradley, Springfield; S. S. Bumstead, Springfield; R. S. Johnson, Springfield; A. II. G. Lewis, Springfield ; Walter S. Miller, Springfield ; G. W. Granger, Tolland; James Fowler, West- field; George II. Mosely, Westfield ; John W. Cross, West Springfield; W. F. Mosley, West Springfield; S. C. Spellman, Wilbra- ham.
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