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KNIGHTS OF THE RED CROSS OF ROME AND CONSTANTINE-Organized 1873. Offi- cers-Sovereign, H. II. Banks; Viceroy Usebius, P. S. Bailey ; Treasurer, E. P. Chapin ; Recorder, ---; Senior General, S. B. Spooner ; Junior General, Robert Morris ; High Prelate, Henry Clark; Pre- fect, William Pierce ; Herald, C. C. Spell- man ; Standard-bearer, George Harrington. Time of meetings not yet determined.
Masonic Hall is in the Massachusetts Mu- thal Life Insurance Company's block, 413 Main street, and is leased by the Masonic Ilall Association.
Odd Fellows.
AGAWAM ENCAMPMENT, No. 25, I. O. O. F .- Instituted in Springfield, January 1, 1847. Officers-C. P., C. H. Gould ; II. P., F. S. Hatfield ; S. W., S. C. Downs ; J. W, Geo. Anderson; Scribe, F. S. Crane; Fi- nancial Scribe, M. B. Crane ; Treasurer, John M. Wood.
HAMPDEN LODGE, No. 27, I. O. O F .- Instituted in Springfield, February 7, 1844. Officers-N. G., W. S. Greenwood; V. G., R. B. Hopkins ; Rec. Sec., F. A. C. Judd ; Per. Sec., A. H. Clark ; Treas., William Fernald. Meets every Monday evening in Odd Fellows' Hall, Savings Bank building, corner Main and State streets.
MORNING STAR LODGE, NO. 5 D. OF R. -Instituted 1870. Officers-N. G., Mrs. Harriet Heath; V. G., Mrs. Solomon Steb- bins ; P. Secretary, Mrs. E. G. Cook ; Treas., Mrs. Sarah Fernald. Meet at Odd Fellows Hall, first and third Friday evenings in each month.
DE SOTO LODGE, No. 155, I. O. O. F .- Instituted in Springfield, March 9, 1871. Officers-N. G., Geo. Smithi; V. G., Ira Ilarvey ; P. S., Wm. Gray ; R. S., J. Mil- ler, Jr. ; Treas., John Lobsitz. . Meets every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, corner Main and State streets.
AMITY LODGE, I. O. O. F .- Instituted in Springfield, September 15, 1875. Officers-
N. G., Walter D: Davis ; V. G., Horace W. Bullock ; Rec. Sec., Charles II. Rust; Per. Sec., George F. Farmer; Treas., H. P. Robinson; Trustees, L. D. Robinson, R. S. Syms, J. M. Currier. Meets every Wednes- day evening at Amity Hall, Third National Bank building, corner Main and Hillman streets.
GOLDEN CHAIN LODGE, G. U. O. of O. F .- Instituted July 14, 1873. (This is a lodge of Odil Fellows, composed of colored men who received their charter from Eng- land, and who have no connection with the I. O. of O. F.) Officers-P. N. F., James Henderson ; N. F., F. G. Brown ; P. N. G., A. N. Brown ; N. G , Thomas Pollard ; V. G. A. Smith; E. S., Albert Parker ; P. S., Wil- liam M. Tatten; Treas,, Cyrus Hughes, Meets every Monday evening in First Na- tional Bank building.
Temperance Societies.
KING SOLOMON LODGE No. 12, I. O. S. (colored.) Officers-W. P. C., Willis Bol- den; P. P. D., Mary Coy ; W. C., George Green; W. P. D., Elizabeth Brown; W. V. C., Alex. Anderson ; D. F., Mary Fos- ter; W. R. S., William H. Thompson ; D). R., Hester Thompson; W. F. S., John Platt ; F. D., Sarah Johnson ; W. T., John Watts ; D. T., Mary Thompson ; W. Con., Nelson Carr; I. Con., Ella Johnson. Men- bership, 40.
MORNING STAR DEGREE LODGE NO. 4, I. O. G. S., (colored.) Officers-G. M., William Thompson; First Assistant, Sarah Smith; Second Assistant, Mary Coy ; W., George Green ; Assistant, Mary More; Con- ductor, Ella Johnson; Assistant, Nelson Carr; Prelate, John Watts; Secretary, Isaac J. Wilmore
SPRINGFIELD REFORM CLUB - Head- quarters 380 Main street, Fallon's block, where meetings are held every Wednesday evening. Meetings are also held on Sun- day afternoons et 5.30 o'clock at Sovereign's Hall, Bridge street. Officers-President, William B. Crook; Vice-presidents, J. D. Parkes, Sumner Clark, William B. Watts ; Secretary, E. B. Downing ; Treasurer, Geo. H. Allyn.
ARMORY HILL REFORM CLUB-An open society ; hold their meetings at the call of the president, usually on Sunday afternoons
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at Beacon Hall, State street. Dr. V. L. Owen, President.
WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION-Rooms in Townsley's block, 365 Main street. President, Mrs. Daniel Gay ; Secretary, Mrs. H. N. Penfield.
BEACON LODGE No. 69 I. O. of G. T .- Meets every Monday evening at Beacon Hall, State street. Officers -- W. C. T., Il. C. Dickinson ; W. V. T., Haimah Thay- er ; W. S., James L. Bowen ; W. F. S., Sa- bra J. Bowen ; W. T., J. J. Murray ; W. C., A. M. Ramsdell ; W. M., Allen Coyle ; W. I. G., E. L. Parker; W. O. G., James C. Hawkins ; P. W. C., T. D. Dutcher; D., G. W. C. T., Dr. V. L. Owen.
C'RESCENT LODGE No. 130, I. O. OF G. T. -Meets every Wednesday evening at Sov- ereigns' Council Hall, Bridge street. Offi- cers-W. C. T., J. B. Lamb; W. V. T., Della L. Bancker ; W. S., HI. P. Butterfield ; W. F. S., Alice A. Smith ; W. T., John P. Thayer; W. C., O. H. Brown; W. M., Chas. H. Hosmer ; W. D. M., Addie O. Pet- tis ; W. I. G., Nellie Rathbun ; W. O. G., Timothy E. Fant; W. R. HI. S., Carrie Chillson ; W. L. H. S., Annie F. Whitcomb ; P. W. C. T, J. R. Mills; Lodge Deputy, Marion S. Cheney. Membership, 100.
LIQUID LIGHT DIVISION No. 37, S. OF T .- Meets Friday evenings. Officers-W. P., Rev. G. W. Perry ; W. A., Eben Steb- bins ; R. S., Thomas Chubbuck ; Treas., J. Lyman Smith; Chaplain, Samuel Colton ; C., Bertram J. Watson ; A. C., Dr. George Dutton ; P. W. P, George HI. Kendall.
MASSASOIT TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 46. -Instituted November 7, 1874. Meets every Monday evening at 21 Foot's Block. Officers -W. C. T., Albert A. Patten ; W. V. T., J. D. Parkes ; W. R., W. M. Mills ; W. A. R., C. K. Lewis ; W. F. R., Ed. S. Rock- wood; W. T., G. Il. Allyn ; W. C., Rev. George W. Perry ; W. U., S. A. Spring ; W. D. U., Robert Green; G., C. Il. Wat- son ; S., I. C. Peck ; P. W. C. T., Robert II. Cox. Membership, 100.
BETHLEHEM COUNCIL OF SELECT TEM- PLARS-Meets second and fourth Friday evenings of each nionth at Temple of Honor Hall, Foot's Block. Officers-C. of C., Rev. G. W. Perry ; S. of C., I. C. Peck ; J. of C., H. S. Grout ; R. of C., R. II. Cox ; E. H. Pratt ; P., Benjamin Spear; W., B. W. Lord.
Treas. of C., George II. Allyn ; Chap. of C., A. A. Patten ; M. of C., J. D. Parkes; D. M.
Secret Societies.
SPRINGFIELD COUNCIL NO. 1, SOVER- EIGNS OF INDUSTRY - Organized January 16, 1874. Officers-President, Dr .George Dutton; Vice-president, Mrs. Sherwood Bar- ker; Secretary, Miss M. E. Medbury ; Fi- nancial Secretary, John HI. Smith ; Treas- urer, C. I. Leonard. Membership, 325. Meets at Sovereigns' Council Hall every Friday evening.
EUREKA COUNCIL NO. 5, SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY - Organized January 23, 1874. Officers-President, W. R. Wheaton ; Vice- president, S. W. Clark ; Secretary, Mrs. M. L. Burt; Financial Secretary, L. A. Corn- well; Treasurer, F. W. Shepherd. Mem- bership, 212. Meets at Sovereigns' Council Ilall every Tuesday evening.
UNION COUNCIL NO. 6, SOVEREIGNS OF INDUSTRY-Organized January 26, 1874. Officers-President, D. W. Ware; Vice- president, A. J. Adams; Secretary, George A. Kilbon; Treasurer, John A. Wilson. Membership, 191. Meets every Monday evening in Sovereigns' Council Hall.
ARMORY HILL COUNCIL NO. 9, SOVER- EIGNS OF INDUSTRY-Organized January 29, 1874. Officers-President, J. F. Crans- ton ; Vice-president, P. W. Langdon ; Cor- responding Secretary, Henry Dana ; Treas- urer, Andrew Titus. Membership, 250. Meets every Wednesday evening at Hitch- cock's Hall, State street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, DIVI- SION No. 1-Officers - President, Daniel Kervick ; Vice-President, Willian O'Brien; Recording Secretary, W. H. Ryan; Finan- cial Secretary, James J. Gerard ; Treasurer, P. Bourke. Meets every Wednesday evening at Hibernia Hall, Gilmore's block
GERMANIA LODGE NO. 380, D. O. H .- A secret society, strictly German order -- regular meeting second and fourth Thursday every month. Third National Bank block, fourth floor. Officers-F. Schwatzka, O. B. ; A. Schubert, U. B .; E. Ahrens, Secre- tary ; Charles Brug, Treasurer ; F. Oswald, Anditor; M. Machol, E. Beyers, F. Wiese, Trustees. Membership, 65.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FORESTERS, COURT MASSASOIT - Instituted May 10,
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1878. Officers-W. C. R., R. D. Whitney ; V. C. R., John Sharroeks ; R. S., L. A. Cornwell ; F. S., Daniel Fowler ; Treas., William Thompson ; S. W., J. E. Smith ; J. W., II. Dougall ; S. B., C. L. Ostrander ; J. B., George E. Smith ; P. C. R., H. W. Bullock ; D. D. H. C. R., Fred A. Burt ; A. D. D. H. C. R., W. II. Bullock. Meets every Friday evening at Amity Hall.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR, ORIENT LODGE No. 230-Organized February 16, 1876. Regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month in Amity Hall, Third National Bank block, Main street, corner Hillman street. Officers -- P. D., Wil- liam B. Crook ; D., F. W. Tower; V. D. Charles E. Browne; A. D., George F. Anderson ; T., E. S. Mills; F. R., Chris. Berry ; R., James S. Ritchie ; C., C. C. Moulton ; S., HI. Wait; G., I. E. Parsons ; Guide, M. B. Crane.
ROYAL ARCANUM, EQUITY COUNCIL NO. 96 - Instituted May 29, 1878 Meets at Grand Army Hall, Massachusetts Life In- surance Company's building, on second and fourth Wednesday of each month. Officers -R., J. Lyman Smith ; V. R., Frank E. Cooper; P. R., Dr. David Clark ; O., Thomas S. Stewart; Secretary, James S. Richie : Collector, F. W. Dickinson ; Trea- surer, C. M. Lee; Chaplain, Charles E. Brown ; W., H. L. Gardner ; Guide S. B, Chapman ; Sentinel, J. E. Sexton ; Ex- Physician, Dr. David Clark; Representa- tive, Dr. David Clark; Alternate, Thomas S. Stewart ; Trustees, Harlow P. Stone, B. Frank Steel, W. H. Gray.
Social Clubs.
SPRINGFIELD CLUB-Club House corner of Chestnut and Worthington streets. Offi- cers-President, L. J. Powers ; Secretary, Charles A. Nichols : Treasurer, P. S. Bailey.
ATHENEUM CLUB - Rooms in Spring- field Institution for Savings Block, corner Main and State streets.
OURS CLUB-Rooms in Parsons & Bagg's block, 357 Main street. Officers-Presi- dent, George H. Noyes ; Vice-president, T. B. Warren; Secretary, Charles M. Shedd ; Treasurer, Phelps Johnson.
THE YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC LYCEUM -Organized April, 1877. Officers-Presi- dent, John J. Moore ; Vice-president, Michael J. O'Keefe ; Secretary, William
HI. Lane; Treasurer, Thomas E. King; Librarian, Patrick C. O'Connor. Meets weekly.
Relief Associations.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIA. TION-Object to provide for members of the Fire Department, who are disabled in the discharge of duty, $10 per week being al- lowed in each case. The fund amounts to $5,175. Each company contributes $7 per year, and the income from the annual fire- men's ball is added. Officers-President, L. H. Powers; Vice-president, E D. Stock; Secretary, A. P. Leshure ; Treashrer, Henry S. Lee; Trustees, L. II. Powers, D. E. Chapin, J. W. Force, R. G. Cargill, E. D. Stock, W. A. Withey, K. B. Webster, J. HI. Gould, George R. Baxter.
MASONIC MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS-Organized in 1870, and composed exclusively of Ma- sons. Members from 21 to 35 years of age pay an admission fee of $5.00, and for every additional year, from 40 to 60 inclusive, $1.00. If over 60 years the fee is fixed by the directors. In case of death, the family of the deceased receive $1 from each mem- ber. Officers-President, George W. Ray ; Vice-president, Henry S. Lee; 2d Vice- president, E. P. Chapin ; Treasurer, Thomas Warner, Jr. ; Secretary, J. C. Taylor. Membership limited to 2,500; full. Class " A," limited to 1,000 members, is not full.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION - Presi- dent, H. Alexander; Treasurer, John A. Hall; Clerk, S. B. Spooner ; Directors, H. Alexander, E. S. Batchelder, Henry Clark, E. P. Chapin, S. B. Spooner, HI. IL. Banks, Amos Call, H. S. Lee, J. Q. A. Sexton.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCI- ATION OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER VAL- LEY-John M. Wood, President, Hampden Lodge, Springfield; Harrison Johnson, Ist Vice-president, Hampden Lodge, Spring- field ; J. F. Severance, 2d Vice-president, Alethian Lodge, Shelburne Falls, Mass. ; Henry S. Lee, Treasurer, Hampden Lodge, Springfield ; William W. Gardner, Secre- tary, De Soto Lodge, Springfield. Fee for admission, for all applicants under 25 years of age, $1.50; if 25 or older, and mider 30, $2.00; if 20 or older, and under 35, $2.50; if 35 or older, and under 40, $3.00; if 40 or older, and under 45, $3.50; if 45 or older,
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and under 50, $4.00 ; if 50 or older, and un- der 55, $5.00; if 55, $6.00, and one dollar additional for each year thereafter. In case of death, the family of the deceased receives $1.00 from each member of the association. Membership, class A, 1,014, class B, 1001, class C, 760.
UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION-This asso- eiation is an organization for the systematic dispensation of charity throughout the city. It has an office in the City Hall, in charge of Edward Osgood. The President is A. D. Briggs ; Secretary, Edward S. Osgood ; Treasurer, Albert T. Folsom. The Board of Managers are A. D. Briggs, H. W. Hal- lett, Dr. C. C. Chaffee, Rev. Washington Gladden, Dr. S. W. Bowles, A. D. Stone, A. T. Folsom, Charles Hall, John M. Steb- bins.
YOUNG CATHOLIC'S FRIEND SOCIETY- Sacred Heart Parish. Officers-President, Rev. J. J. McDermott; Vice-president, Charles MeKay, Secretary, Jolin B. Buck- ley, Treasurer, James E. MacDonald. Dis- tribution of relief in charge of a committee of members from the different streets in the parisli. Cathedral Parish-Officers-Presi- dent, Rev. Charles E. Burke; Secretary, Angus McKay ; Treasurer, Jolm F. Dona- hue.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC MUTUAL INSUR" ANCE CORPORATION OF HAMPDEN COUNTY -Organized May 24, 1877. Membership will be available only to Catholic males, res- ident in this county, between the ages of 21 and 50 (inclusive), and the membership fee will be : For those under thirty, $1.50; 30 to 40, $2; 40 to 45, $2.50; 45 to 50, 83. In each instance $1 is taken from the mem- bership fee for a relief fund. In case of the death of a member, each of the survivors is called upon to pay $1, and whenever any fail within thirty-three days to do so, the loss is made up from the relief fund, so that in every case the family of the deceased will receive as many dollars as there are mem- bers at his death. No member who fails to pay an assessment can be reinstated except upon payment of the admission fee, the same as a new member. Expenses will be redneed to the lowest possible minimum, the secretary and all the officers serving without salary, and the secretary furnishing tlie use of his office without charge. The usual large expense of postage in sending
out notices of assessments, will be saved by forwarding a notice to each Catholic church in the county, and the priests will read theni from the altar ; and as every good Catholic is presumed to attend church, this notice is deemed sufficient. Officers - President, Right Rev. P. T. O'Reilly of this city ; Vice- president, John Delaney of Holyoke; Secre- tary, Jolin J. Moore of this city ; Treasurer, Rev. J. J. MeDermott, with a board of 42 Directors, of which the Bishop is Chair- man.
MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF THE EMPOYEES OF THE B. & A. R. R. Co .- Trustees, C. O. Russell, J. W. Clark, JI. C. Hamilton, A. S. Bryant, W. H. Stearns, Robert Eccles, Marcus Caldwell; Secretary and Treasurer, Albert Holt. Meets in the secretary's room in the Boston & Albany Railroad block, first Wednesday evening in every month, and annually on the fourth Wednesday evening of March, at 7.30 P. M. Admission fee $2.00, and in case of death the deceased member's family receives $1.00 from each member. Membership, 720.
THE HAMPDEN CONFERENCE AND BE- NEVOLENT ASSOCIATION-Was organized in 1831, and represents the 38 Congregational churches of the County, in annual conven- tion. Besides their own support nearly thirty of the churchies, at the last meeting, reported benevolent contributions for the past year, amounting to $36,561.99. This . association receives contributions for the fol- lowing : American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions ; Woman's Board of Missions; American Home Missionary So- ciety ; American Missionary Society ; Home Evangelization Society ; American Sunday- school Union ; American Seaman's Friend Society ; Congregational Union ; Congre- gational Publishing Society ; Ministerial Aid Society ; American Bible Society ; Ameri- can Traet Society ; American College and Educational Society. The treasurer's office is at the Pynchon National Bank in Spring- field. Officers-President, Rev. M1. S. How- ard of Wilbraham ; Seribe and Treasurer, Rev. John W. Harding of Longmeadow ; Treasurer of the Benevolent Association, Charles Marsh ; Auditors, Henry Brewer, Henry S. Lee.
The annual meeting this year is with the First Congregational church in Springfield, the last Tuesday in October, at 9.80 A. M.
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UNION MUTUAL BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Colored)-Organized in 1866. Each men- ber receives $3.00 a week in sickness, to- gether with attendance, and in case of death $30.00 is paid for funeral expenses. Membership about 20. Officers-President, Eli S. Baptist; Secretary, Mrs. Jane Law- yer; Treasurer, Mrs. Harriet Thomas. Meet the first Wednesday evening of every month at Sanford street church.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE BENEVOLENT SOCI- ETY-Organized 1864. Meets in the church on Howard street, the first and third Wed- nesday evenings in each month. Officers- L. N. L'heureux, President ; Chas. Rivard, Vice-president ; I. L. Gaboury, Recording Secretary ; Albert Brunelle, Assistant Re- cording Secretary ; J. B. Beauchemin, Cor- responding Secretary ; F. lludon, Assist- ant Corresponding Secretary; Eli De- schamps, Treasurer ; D. Laparle, Assistant Treasurer; Fred Hadd, Marshal; Joseph Lapierre, Sergeant-at-Arnis. Membership, 120.
DAUGHTERS OF CYRUS (Colored) -Offi- cers-President, Mrs. Anna Holmes; Vice- president, Mrs. Henrietta Clark ; Secretary, Miss Alice Choppee ; Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Howard. Sick members receive $2 .per week and care of associates, and in case of death $15 is paid for funeral expenses. Meets the first Wednesday in every month at Loring street church, at 73 P. M.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE BENEVOLENT SOCI- ETY OF INDIAN ORCHARD-Organized May, 1874. Officers-Louis Rieutard, President; Louis Dame, Vice-president ; William De- mers, Recording Secretary ; E. F. Tetrault, Assistant Secretary ; Albert Poisson, Treas- urer ; Peter St. John, Assistant Treasurer ; J. P. Tetrault, Corresponding Secretary. Membership, 90. Meets the first and second Sunday in every month, at St. Aloysius church.
Street Railway.
The corporation was organized in 1869, with $100,000 capital stock, of which only $50,000 has been issued. President Johl: Foot, C. L. Covell, James Kirkham, Joim Olmsted; Superintendent, F. E. King; Cashier, A. E. Smith ; Clerk of the corpo- ration, Gideon Wells. Office at the station, 278 North Main street.
Fare, 8 cents ; sixteen tickets for $1 for adults ; children's fare, 5 cents. The route of the railway is from Brightwood through North Main and Main to State street, and thence up State street to Winchester Park ; also from State street through Main and Lo- cust to Mill street.
Hotels.
Belmont Hotel, 528 Main street; L. W. Cass.
Cooley's Hotel, 205 and 211 Main street, north of Railroad depot; J. M. Cooley.
Exchange Hotel, 478 Main street; E. Adams.
Gruendler's Hotel, 88 and 90 AVorthington street ; Gustavus Gruendler.
Haynes's Hotel, 406 Main street, corner Pynchon ; C. II. Goodman & Co.
Indian Leap House, Indian Orchard, Main street, near Horse Railroad ; Samuel Pease. Indian Orchard Hotel, Main street, Indian Orchard, Merrick Barnes.
Massasoit House, 236 and 238 Main street and 3 Railroad street, near railroad depot ; M. & E. S. Chapin.
Marshall House, Allis's new block, 230 Main street ; William M. Bemis.
Mansion House, 522 Main street ; W. P. Elliott.
National Hotel, corner Oak and Center streets, Indian Orchard ; Aliek Adams.
Nayasset House, 35 Railroad street; Mrs. J. S. Robinson.
Pynchon House, 248 Main street, corner Lyman street ; William L. Clegg.
Rockingham House, 481, 483 and 485 State street ; A. Nason.
Springfield House, 75 and 77 State street ; August Sheppert.
Sulphur Springs House, Indian Orchard ; Alick Adams.
United States Hotel, 545 Main street ; George Burbach.
Winkler's Hotel, 17 and 21 Bridge street, Berthold Winkler.
Public Halls.
Crm Hat .. Can't street har seat: for 1,200 persons, application for it to be made to the City Clerk.
MUSIC HALL, corner Main and Pynchon streets, will seat 1,200 persons, and is rented for lectures and first-class entertainments only. Application for it may be made to -
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Tilly Haynes or W. C. Lenoir, Opera House boek, Main street.
GILMORE'S HALL, Gilmore's block, will seat 600 persons. Application may be made to D. O. Gilmore, Gilmore's block, Main street.
INDEPENDENCE HALL, State street, nearly opposite United States Arsenal.
INSTITUTE HALL, Savings Bank block, will seat 850 persons. Application may be made at the Springfield Institution for Sav- ings.
UNION HALL, Belmont House block, will seat 600 persons. Application may be made to L. W. Cass, Belmont House, 528 Main street.
HAMPDEN HALL, 419 Main street, Repub- liean block, will seat 350 persons. Applica- tion may be made to D. J. Marslı, at Five Cent Savings Bank.
GUNN'S HALL, Gunn's block, corner State and Walnut streets, will seat 250 persons. Application may be made to William Gunn & Co., 87 State street.
LINCOLN HALL, corner Mill and Walnut streets, at the Water Shops, will seat 500 persons. Application may be made to W. HI. Pinney, Lincoln Hall block.
LIBERTY HALL, Worthington street, will seat about 500 persons. Application may be made to Charles H. Lewis, 188 Worth- ington street.
PEABODY GUARD HALL, 322} Main street, will seat 600 persons. Application for rental may be made to George F. Sessions.
SOVEREIGNS' HALL, 111 Bridge street, will seat 600 persons. Application may be made to C. W. Bachelder, Sovereigns' store.
BEETHOVEN HALL, Third National Bank building, Main street.
Stage Routes, Expresses, etc.
HAMPDEN AND EAST LONGMEADOW- Frank Davis, proprietor. Leaves every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2 P. M.
AGAWAM, FEEDING HILLS AND WEST SUFFIELD-S. Viets, proprietor. Leaves Barr's restaurant, 434 Main street, at 2 P. M., and railroad depot, daily, at 2.15 P. M.
SPRINGFIELD, CHICOPEE AND CHICOPEE FALLS-J. E. Woods, proprietor. Leaves Whitney & Adams's, corner Main and State streets, every day (Sunday's excepted) at 8 A. M., Leaves Chicopee at 9 A. M. Return- ing, leaves Chicopee Falls post-office at 10
A. M. and Chicopee at 11 A. M. Orders may be left at Whitney & Adams's, W. P. Dra- per's and F. L. Gunn's. In Chicopee at C. Allen's and H. Coggswell's.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY-W. B. Dins- more, President ; E. S. Sanford, Vice- president; J. M. Thompson, Secretary ; Henry Sanford, General Superintendent ; C. Spooner, Manager and Superintendent New England Division, Bridgeport, Conn. Of- fice Express block, 14 Conrt street. F. II. Foster, agent. Lines extending south and south-west.
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY-William G. Fargo, President; Theodore M. Pome- roy, Vice-President ; Alexander Holland, Treasurer; J. N. Knapp, Secretary ; J. C. Fargo, General Superintendent; H. W. Dwight, Assistant General Superintendent, 255 Main street ; also a receiving office at J. T. Webber's, 507 Main street. John W. Baldwin, Agent. Lines extending north, east and west.
SPRINGFIELD AND HOLYOKE EXPRESS- E. Whitney, proprietor. Leaves Spring- field, daily, at 2 P. M. Orders may be left at Honier Foot & Co.'s, Witney & Adams's, F. L. Gunn's, and E. C. Barr & Son's, res- taurant, 384 Main street.
SPRINGFIELD, WEST SPRINGFIELD, AND MITTINEAQUE EXPRESS-C. W. Hoising- ton, proprietor. Leaves William P. Dra- per's drug store, corner Main and Pynchon streets, and Whitney & Adams's, corner Main and State streets, daily, at 9 A. M., 12 15, 4.30, 6 20 and 9 r. M. Leaves West Springfield post-office at 8.15 and 10 A. M., 2, 5.15 and 7 p. M.
Telegraph Company.
WESTERN UNION-Norvin Green, Presi- dent ; A. R. Brewer, Secretary; R. II. Rochester, Treasurer, New York; Offices, Haynes's Hotel block, 404 Main street, and in the railroad depot. W. J. Denver, Manager.
Omnibus Lines.
WATER SHOPS AND RAILROAD DEPOT LINE-J. W. Lull, proprietor. Leaves Wa- ter Shops at 6.80, 8, 9.30, and 11 A. M .; 12.30, 1.30, 2.80, 3.30 4.80, 5.80, 5.45, 7, and 8.30 p. M. Returning, leaves R. R. depot at 7, 8.80, 10, and 11.30, A. M., and 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 6.15, 7.30, and 9 P. M.
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SPRINGFIELD CITY DIRECTORY.
WATER SHOPS AND RAILROAD DEPOT OMNIBUS LINE -- C. A. Knapp, Proprietor. Via Walnut, State, and Main streets. Leaves Water Shops at 6.30, 8.30 and 10.30 A. M .; 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.30, 7, and 7.30 P. M. Leaves the Depot at 7, 10, 11.30, A. M., 1.30 2.30, 3.30, 5, 6, 6.15, 8 and 9 p. M. Sunday trip leaves Water Shops at 10 A. M., Depot at 1 P. M.
WEST SPRINGFIELD AND R. R. DEPOT OMNIBUS LINE-C. W. Hoisington, propri- etor. Leaves post-office in West Spring- field, at 8.15, and 10 A. M .; 2, 5.15, and 7 P. M., and returning leaves depot 9 A. M., 12.15, 480, 6.20 and 9 p. M.
Hampden County Agricultural Society.
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