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Hose Company, No. 1-Located at 86 Court street. Motor driven combina- tion hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 2-Located on North street cor. Patton. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.
Engine Company, No. 3, with Hook and Ladder, No. 3-Located at Oakland
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cor. Dickinson street. Horse drawn ladder, horse drawn steamer, and motor driven combination hose wagon.
Engine Company, No. 4-Located on Walnut street. Metropolitan engine drawn by motor tractor. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.
Engine Company, No. 5, with Hook and Ladder, No. 5-Indian Orchard. Nott motor pumping engine, motor driven combination hose and chemical car.
Engine Company, No. 6-Located at 25 Mill street. Motor driven com- bination hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 7-Located on Chestnut street. Motor driven com- bination hose and chemical car.
Engine Company, No. 8-Located at Winchester Park. Knox Motor Pumping Engine. Motor driven com- bination hose and chemical car.
Engine Company, No. 9-Located on Armory street. Amoskeag engine. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 10-Located corner Main and Hooker streets. Motor driven hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 11-Located on Plainfield street. Motor driven com- bination hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 12-Located at 56 Margaret street. Motor driven com- bination hose and chemical car.
Hose Company, No. 13-Located cor. Pine and Cedar streets. Motor driven combination hose and chemical car.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1 -Located on Court street. One aerial ladder truck, fully equipped. Motor driven.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 3 -Located on Oakland street. One city ladder truck, fully equipped. Two horses.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 6 -Located on Mill street. One Seagrave hook and ladder, fully equipped. Drawn by two horses.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. 8 -Located at Winchester Park. One electric aerial ladder truck, fully equipped.
Hook and Ladder, No. 10-Located cor. North Main and Hooker streets. Electric aerial ladder truck.
Hook and Ladder, No. 13-Located cor. Pine and Cedar streets. One aerial ladder truck, motor driven
Auxiliary Squad A-Located Chestnut street station, Knox Auto Co., carries eight men, extinguishers, and axes. 83
Auxiliary Squad B-Located at Walnut street station, Knox Auto Co., same as Squad A.
Colonel Benton Engine-Located at United States Armory. Is a double reciprocating, vertical engine; will throw two streams of water, or 600 gallons per minute. Weight as drawn to fires, 9,000 pounds. Attended by one four- wheel hose carriage drawn by two horses. The company attached to this apparatus are the soldiers and employees of the Armory, under the direction of the chief engineer of the fire department of the Armory. Do not respond to all alarms, but through the courtesy of the com- mandant we have their services in an emergency. The signal of twelve blows and repeat on the fire alarm calls this company.
Salaries of the steam engine and hose companies are as follows: per day,- Engineers, $3.50; Drivers, Tillermen, Hydrantmen and Permanent Ladder- men, $3.25; Captains, $1,600 per annum; Lieutenants, $1,400 per annum; Call Hosemen and Laddermen, $175 per annum.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
Keys on All Boxes
12 Union and School.
*123 Smith and Wesson.
*125 Fisk and Walker Mfg. Co.
13 State and Spring.
*135 U. S. Armory.
14 Spring and Worthington.
142 Pearl and Byers.
15 Salem and Mattoon.
152
Chestnut, opposite Bridge.
16 Worthington and Kibbe avenue.
17
State and Walnut.
18 State and Oak.
*182 National Papeterie Co.
19 Union and Mulberry.
192 Union and Ridgewood terrace.
2 Main, opposite Taylor.
21 State and Main ..
*212 Court Square Hotel.
*213 Tapley Building.
214 Willow and Cross.
23 Sanford and Market.
Main and Elm.
231 24 Main and Pynchon.
*241 Gilmore Opera House.
25 Dwight and Harrison avenue.
251 Chestnut and Worthington.
253 Bridge and Dwight.
254 Court and Dwight.
26 Main, opposite Hillman.
27 Water and Fort.
271 Water and Bridge.
*273 Myrick Building.
*274 Springfield Breweries Co.
*275 Myrick Building.
28 Water and Vernon.
29 Water and Elm.
** 291 Springfield Gas Light Co.
3 Main, opposite Lyman.
31 State and Chestnut.
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*312 City Library.
59
St. James av., near Dorchester.
*314 St. Michael's Cathedral.
*591
Millet Brass Co., East Springfield.
32 Maple and Central.
*592 Stevens-Duryea Auto Co., East Springfield.
324 Maple, opposite Park.
*593
Hendee Mfg. Co., East Spring- field.
341 Main and Norwood.
6
Main and Bridge.
342 Main and York.
61
Mill and Locust.
35
Main and Howard.
612
South and Boulevard.
351
Morris and Dale.
613
Fort Pleasant av. and Park.
36
Water and Howard.
*362 Newell Bros. Mfg. Co.
615
Mill and South.
*364
United Electric Light Co.
62
Belmont av., opposite Keith.
37
Water and Margaret.
621
Belmont av., near Garfield.
38 Water and Lombard.
623
Belmont and Beaumont avs.
*382
Street Railway Power House.
624
Oakland and Orange.
39
Broad and Hanover.
625
Dickinson and Euclid av.
4
Taylor, opposite Power avenue.
63
Sumner av. and Long Hill.
41
Main and Cypress.
631
Long Hill st. and Cherryvale av.
*412
U. S. Envelope Co.
632
Firglade av., near Pineywoods.
*413
Cooley Hotel.
634
Florentine Gardens.
42
Main and Emery.
64
Sumner av. and Randolph.
421 Main and Holyoke.
641
Sumner av. and Kenwood terrace.
*423
Street Railway Office.
642
Belmont av. and Walden.
43
Main and Sargeant.
643
Belmont av. and Lyndale.
431
Main, opposite Church.
644
White and Longfellow terrace.
45
Fulton and Emery.
645
Belmont av. and White.
451 North and Ferry.
65
Garfield and Churchill.
452
North and Congress.
651 Park av. and Mountainview.
453
North and Tenth.
652 Sumner av., near Greenleaf.
46
Fulton and Seventh.
67
Belmont and Sumner avs.
461
Fulton and Plymouth.
671
White and Sumner av.
462
Plainfield and Lowell.
6712 Sumner av., near Trinity terrace.
4621
Plainfield and Newland.
6713
Sumner av. and Spencer.
463
Plainfield and Rowland.
672
White and Scott.
4631
Plainfield and Division.
673
Alderman and Ventura.
465
Plainfield and Laurel.
674
Sumner av., opposite Lester.
4651
Fisk and Abbe avs.
68
White and Orange.
47
Main, opposite Osgood.
681
Allen and Orange.
471
Main and Arch.
682 Allen, east of N. E. R. R. tracks.
472
Birnie av. and Huntington.
69
Allen and White.
473
Birnie av. and Medford.
7 Liberty and Chestnut.
475
Birnie av. and Douglas.
71
Chestnut and Springfield.
476
Birnie av. and Walter.
713
Hamburg and Farnsworth.
*481 Birnie Paper Co.
714
Atwater Glen.
*482 Holyoke Card and Paper Co.
72
Chestnut and Alexander.
*483
Wason Mfg. Co.
721
Main and Portland.
*485
Stebbins Mfg. Co.
73 North and Jefferson av.
49
Main and Wason av.
*732
Springfield Hospital.
491
Main and Alfred.
74
Chestnut and Prospect.
*4912
Bosch Magneto Co.
741
Carew and Armory.
4913
Main and Grace.
742 Liberty and Sherman road.
*492
N. E. Russell's Shop.
743
Liberty and Woodmont.
493 5
Main and Worthington.
75
North and Ringgold.
51
Bay, near Sherman.
751
North and Bond.
512
Bay, opposite Marion.
*752
Dexter's Bakery, Bond st.
513
Bay, near Westminster. 76
*761
Mercy Hospital.
521
St. James av. and Westminster.
*762
Sacred Heart Church.
53
St. James av. and Florida.
*77
West Box Shop.
531
St. James av., opposite Bowdoin.
771
Liberty and Genesee.
54
Worthington and Armory.
78
Chestnut, opposite Greenwood.
56
Worthington and Thompson.
79
Liberty and Cass.
561
Worthington and Bowdoin.
791 Liberty, opposite Heywood av.
*562 Standard Oil Co.
*792 Cheney Bigelow Wire Works.
*571
Hendee Mfg. Co., 837 State st.
794 Liberty and Armory.
*572 Hampden Lumber Co.
795 Liberty and Grover.
573 State and Pleasant.
796 Springfield and Armory.
574 State, opposite Hancock.
8 Taylor and Dwight.
58 Princeton and Amherst.
81 Walnut and Oak.
352
Main and Wilcox.
614
Fort Pleasant av. and Riverview terrace.
57 Winchester Square.
*793 Taber-Prang Art Co.
52
St. James av., near Thompson pk.
712
Springfield, north of Chestnut.
48 Hooker st. Fire Station.
Armory, opposite Wait.
Fisk and Demond avs.
744
Chestnut and Carew.
321 Maple and Mulberry.
34 Main, opposite Central.
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82 Walnut and Cedar.
83 Walnut and Hancock.
84 Lincoln Hall.
29 Main and Parker.
*841 Water Shops, U. S. Armory.
85 Central and Spruce.
851 Central and Hancock.
86
Central and Pine.
87
Maple and Pine.
89 Maple and Mill.
9 Lyman and Chestnut.
91 Cambridge and Burr.
92 Wilbraham road and Homer.
921 State, n Am. International Col- lege.
923
Wilbraham road and Colonial av.
924 Wilbraham road and Benton.
93
State and Reed.
*931
City Almshouse.
*932
Springfield Breweries Co., High- land Branch.
933
State and Marlboro.
934 State and Benton.
94 Wilbraham road and Rutland av.
95 Wilbraham av. and Beverly.
96 Hancock and Quincy.
961 Hancock and King.
962 Stebbins and Union.
964
Lebanon and Prince.
97 Pendleton and Eastern avs.
971 Eastern av. and Union.
972
King and Logan.
973 King and Westford av.
98 Alden and Eastern av.
981 Alden and Hickory.
*Private box.
Keys are in the hands of the police, board of engineers, and bank watchmen.
FIRE SIGNALS
Second alarm-repeat the box.
Third alarm-three blows and repeat, followed by one blow (3, 3, 1).
General alarm-ten (10) blows, calls the entire department, and is a signal that the apparatus at the U. S. Armory is needed.
Militia call-fifteen (15) blows.
Dismissal signal-two (2) blows.
SCHOOL SIGNALS
Two blows, five times, at 7.15 A. M .- No morning session of high schools.
Two blows, five times, at 7.45 A. M .- No morning session of primary and gram- mar schools.
Two blows, five times, at 11.30 A. M. -No afternoon session of primary and grammar schools.
Two blows, five times, at 12.15 P. M. -No afternoon session of high schools.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH Indian Orchard
4 Oak and Parker.
5 Worcester and Pine.
6 Main and Myrtle.
25
Main and Oak.
27 Main and Cedar.
35 Hampden and Chestnut.
36 Oak, opposite Franklin.
*361 Fiberloid Co.
37 Berkshire and Myrtle.
*371 Chapman Valve Mfg. Co.
43 Main and Lyons.
76 South and Haley av.
Two blows indicate still alarm.
One blow indicates fire out or under control.
Two blows will be sounded five times at 8.15 a m for no morning session of school, and at 11.45 for no afternoon session; 7.30 a m for no morning session, and 12.15 for no afternoon session of high school.
Three blows at 9.30 p m, curfew.
SPRINGFIELD WATER WORKS
The works are in charge of a Board of Water Commissioners, consisting of Herbert C. Puffer, chairman, Edwin A. Blodgett, Mayor Frank E. Stacy, ex officio; Alfred E. Martin, superintend- ent; A. R. Hathaway, clerk and water registrar. E. E. Lochridge, chief engi- neer. Offices, Administration Building, Service Building, 71 Colton street. Office hours, from 8 a m to 5 p m; Saturdays, 8 a m to 1 p m. Telephones: during office hours, 6100, after office hours, 6008. The supply of water is taken from the Westfield Little River watershed, situated principally in the. towns of Blandford, Granville, and Russell, and by means of the following storage structures :-
Capacity in Gallons
Borden Brook Reservoir (impounding), 2,500,000,000.
Intake Reservoir (divert- ing), 40,600,000
Sedimentation Basin (be- fore filtering), 38,700;000
Provin Mountain Reser-
voir (after filtering), 17,000,000
Total, 2,596,300,000
The former supply from impounding reservoirs in Ludlow and Belchertown is also retained at present for town of Ludlow and for emergency uses, and, with its storage capacity of 1,434,218,000 gallons, makes an aggregate available storage ยท capacity of 4,030,518,000 gallons.
Range of pressure on mains for day and night as follows: Main street level, maximum, 147 pounds, average, 140 pounds. Hill section level, maximum, 87 poands, average, 80 pounds.
DE"The entire supply of city water to any premises is furnished by meter only and at meter rates; the necessary meters are installed by the water department at the expense of the consumers for the initial cost of the meters and connections . only.
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BE The cost of ordinary care and re- pairs of all meters is borne by the water department; the cost of unusual repairs (necessitated by freezing, hot water, etc.) due or attributable to any carelessness or neglect on the part of the consumer, will be charged to the consumer or owner.
Meter Rates
Subject to all rules and regulations in force RATES FOR GENERAL USES
For each 100 cubic feet (748 gallons) of water consumed on each independent premises (so called), when registered by meter, the rates shall be as follows :-
For the first 5,000 cubic feet or less per quarter, at 22 cents per 100 cubic feet (equivalent to about 30 cents per 1,000 gallons).
For all excess over the first 5,000 cubic feet per quarter, at 5 cents per 100 cubic feet (equivalent to about 7 cents per 1,000 gallons).
Subject to the following minimum quarterly charges :-
(a) Single dwellings, and double houses or blocks consisting of two or more ground-floor single-tenement sec- tions, each tenement not less than $2.00 per quarter.
(b) Tenement houses, apartment blocks, etc., each tenement not less than $1.50 per quarter.
(c) Business blocks, manufactories, elevators, motors, each bill for each independent premises, not less than $2.50 per quarter.
SPECIAL RATES FOR LARGE QUANTITIES
(a) For Elevator Uses-Where the total use for operating one or more elevators on each independent premises (so called) amounts to 33,000 cubic feet or more in any one quarter, and is metered and billed independently of all other uses, then the rate of 22 cents per 100 for the first 5,000 cubic feet is eliminated, and the entire quantity charged at the rate of 5 cents per 100 cubic feet; but no bill computed under these provisions shall be rendered at less than $25.00 per quarter.
(b) For General Uses-Where the total or aggregated use for one inde- pendent premises (so called) amounts to 750,000 cubic feet or more in any one quarter, the rate of 22 cents per 100 for the first 5,000 cubic feet is eliminated and the entire quantity charged at 5 cents per 100 cubic feet.
DE"When a meter from any cause fails to register the consumption of water, the quantity shall be estimated and the charge made based upon the registration by meter when in order.
De" All bills due the City on account of the Water Department shall be pay-
able at the office of the City Collector, Room 137, Administration Building, Court and Pynchon streets, within thirty days from date of bills.
REFInquiries and claims for correction should be made at the office of the Water Registrar, Room 319, Adminis- tration Building.
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
School Committee-Frank E. Stacy, Mayor, ex officio. At Large, Newton M. Hall; Ward 1, Wayland V. James; Ward 2, Henry L. Hirsch; Ward 3, Ralph B. Ober; Ward 4, Leona M. Peirce; Ward 5, Florence
Clark; Ward 6, Frederick Harris; Ward 7, Franklin A. Latimer; Ward 8, Geo. H. Howard; Chairman, Frank E. Stacy, Mayor, ex officio; Vice Chairman, Frederick Harris.
Superintendent-James H. Van Sickle. Office, Administration Building. Office hours, school days, from 12 m to 1 p m; Saturdays, from 10 a m to 1 p m.
Assistant Superintendent-Bertha M. McConkey. Office, Administration Building. Office hours, 12 m to 1 p m; Saturdays, 10.30 a m to 1 p m.
Chief Clerk-Fred L. Ward. Office, Administration Building. Office hours, 8.30 a m to 5 p m; Saturdays, 8.30 a m to 1 p m.
Schoolhouse Agent-Hiram L. Dor- man. Office, Administration Building. Office hours, 10.30 to 12 m.
Truant Officer-John A. Parker; assistants, H. A. Killmer and Burdett A. Madison, Administration Building. Office hour, 12.30 to 1.30 p m.
The expense of maintaining the schools, including the Manual Training and Cooking Schools and Kindergartens, during the last financial year was $810,437.98.
The value of all school property is $4,611,405.77.
SCHOOLS
Central High School-State street, between Maple and School streets- William C. Hill, Principal; W. M. Abbott, Mechanical Drawing; Mrs. Bertha D. Adams, Substitute, Latin; Florence S. Ames, English; Grace Louise Bell, Freehand Drawing; Rose L. Buckley, Asst. Drawing; Mrs. Ida A. Burleigh, German; Marion L. Childs, French and German; Maud V. Cole, Science; Bertha T. Davis, History; Marion E. Dunbar, English; Raymond E. Fenner, Mathematics; Harriet D. Gerould, Head of Department of House- hold Economics; Mary E. Hadley,
Latin; Clarence M. Hall, Science; Helen L. Hall, English; Bernice Hart, Asst. Physical Director for Girls; Ethel L. Keith, Latin; Elizabeth Kil- gour, German; Frances H. Kingsley,
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Latin; Allen H. Knapp, Head of Mathematics department; Jessie M. Law, Head of History department; Christine L. Lewis, Mathematics and History; William F. Linehan, English ; Georgia E. Lyon, Mathematics; Eliza- beth Magay, French and German; Wal- ter V. McDuffee, Head of Classics de- partment; Florence Messer, English; Emma M. Murphy, Asst. Physical Director for Girls; Marion C. Murphy, Mathematics; Amber L. Parlin, Science; Mary L. Regal, Music Appreciation and Harmony; Emilie de Rochemont, Latin and Greek; Waterman S. C. Russell, Head of Science department; Susan R. Scott, English; Elizabeth A. Souther, French; Annie L. Swasey, English; Frances E. Thompson, French; Harold M. Vanderbilt, Head of Modern Lan- guage department; Angeline L. Weeks, Latin; Josephine A. White, History; Mrs. Dora S. White, Substitute, Mathe- matics; Frederic R. Willard, Head of English department; Alice M. Wing, Latin; Ellen A. Winslow, Mathematics; Mary H. Woodbury, Mathematics; Edith M. Hawkes, School Secretary; Mary E. Chamberlin, Director of the Lunch department.
High School of Commerce-415 State street-Carlos B. Ellis, Principal; Karl F. Adams, Head of History depart- ment; Geneive M. Allen, Substitute, English; Dorothy Belden, English and History; Etta L. Bennett, Asst. in Typewriting; Grace Bigelow, English; Caroline Brown, History; Mrs. Louise M. Bullman, Typewriting; Charles A. Campbell, Stenography; A. Mabel Cobb, Commercial Geography; Anna S. Dan- forth, Typewriting and Stenography; Bernice W. Dearborn, English; Mary A. Eaton, English; Claude Ferguson, Book- keeping, Penmanship and Arithmetic; Edith A. Grant, Bookkeeping and Arith- metic; Howard C. Kelly, Head of Science department; Harry A. Lutes, Book- keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic; Will W. Macalpine, Bookkeeping, Mathema- tics and Penmanship; Gladys F. Palmer, Science; Charles W. Pearson, Book- keeping, Penmanship, Arithmetic; War- ren E. Potter, Bookkeeping, Arith- metic, Penmanship; Marion R. Pratt, Science; J. Whitford Riddle, Jr., Head of English department; Jennie M. Rob- erts; English; Margaret Robinson, Eng- lish; Walter H. Sexton, Head of Com- mercial department; Etta Sinsabaugh, History; Julia W. Strong, History; John Viele, Commercial Geography ; Alice F. Danforth, School Secretary; Mary E. Chamberlin, Director of the Lunch department.
Technical High School-Elliott street, near State street-Charles F. Warner, Principal; Burton A. Adams, Business Agent, Forging; J. Hawley Aiken, Physics; S. Augustine de Angelis, English; Robert L. Ashley, Mechanical Drawing; Edith Baker, Substitute, Eng - lish; Eleanor H. Bartlett, House-
hold Science; Lillian M. Bolster, French and German; Jessie M. Bourn, History; Lloyd H. Bugbee, Physics; Frances M. Cole, French and German; S. Everett Cook, Mathematics; Anne J. Dudley, Household Arts and Millinery; Edwin A. Finch, Head of Wood Working department; Alfred C. Gammons, Asst. Mechanical Drawing; Elizabeth E. Gam- mons, Latin; Mildred Goodenough, Household Arts (part time) ; Edward H. Goodrich, Head of Science department; William E. G. Graham, Asst. Physical Director; David E. Greenaway, History; Ernest A. T. Hapgood, Wood Turning; Fred J. Hart, Bench Work and Speed Lathe Work; Herbert F. Hartwell, Head of Modern Language depart- ment; Clara B. Hawks, English; Earle J. Hesselton, Mechanical Drawing; Nel- lie B. Hill, Mathematics; Edward E. Holton, Head of Machine Shop depart- ment; Mrs. Florence F. Howes, Mathe- matics and Latin; Mrs. Lena E. Jordan, Design (part time); Mary A. Lewis, French; Alfred R. Lincoln, Chemistry; Lucy R. Mallary, English; Harry B. Marsh, Head of Mathematics department; Clarence E. Paddock, Mathematics; Alice A. Puffer, French; Lewis O. Richardson, Joinery and Wood Turning; Madge E. Richmond, Mathematics; Mary L. Sawyer, Head of History department; Harlin A. Sexton, Asst. Physical Director; Charlotte Smith, Household Science; Grace T. Smith, History; Mrs. Lydia Smith, Design ; Florence M. Stacey, Head of Household Technology department; Frederick
Stone, Physical Director; Frank L. Sweatland, Machine Shop Practice; Nellie H. Swift, Science; Chester L. Thorndike, Head of Mechanical Draw- ing department; Amy L. Wallon, English; Lucy H. Warner, Mathe- matics; Mary A. Weaver, English; Edward H. Webster, Head of English department; Maria Wulff, Household Arts and Dressmaking; Mary E. Hart, School Secretary; Sarah Beal, Clerk; Mary E. Chamberlin, Director of the Lunch department.
Vocational School-62 Pynchon street-Egbert E. MacNary, Principal; Clarence J. Sanborn, Machine Shop; Jay Fisk, Asst. Machine Shop; Edwin T. Yates, Asst. Machine Shop; Harry T. Perry, Wood Work; Daniel H. Shay, Asst. Wood Work; W. M. Abbott, Pattern-making (part time); Lester I. Dygert, Printing; Charles B. Rose, Class Room Instructor.
Open-Air School-Chestnut street, between Harriet and Cumberland streets -Mary E. Loud, Principal; Mrs. May T. Martinelli, Assistant.
Acushnet Avenue Primary and Grammar School-Corner Main street and Acushnet avenue-Elizabeth A. Beggs, Principal; Hazel H. Colburn, Assistant; Helen C. Sharpe, Bessie L. Holcombe, Alice A. Johnson, Anna E.
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Alderman, Mabel L. Bradford, Edith B. Robson, Clarinda C. Kibbe, Sally G. Hugins, Mrs. Anna B. Dougan, Helen F. Moulton; Chloe St. John, Grammar Preparatory; Mrs. Frances M. Page, Kindergartner; Irene Ritchie, Asst. Kindergartner; Edith F. Gould, Asst. Kindergartner.
Alden Street Primary School- Alden street, ncar junction of Walnut and Hancock-Nellie A. Ryan, Principal; Elizabeth Frothingham, Clara E. Har- rington, Carrie E. Coe.
Armory Street Primary and Gram- mar School-Armory street, near junction with Liberty street-Henry E. DuBois, Principal; Sarah A. Parsells, Mary V. Leary, Hazel L. Packard, Hazel Messenger, Florence M. Abbe, Bertha E. Taylor, Gertrude E. Gritz- macher, Ethel M. Stevens, Mildred MacCallum, Emily L. Parsons, Mildred A. Billings, Lillian M. Hapgood, Mary F. Leach, Mary A. Walker, Catherine E. Maybury, Stella A. Smith, Rosemary ('Neill, Nellie L. Harty; Mary I. Kernan, Grammar Preparatory; Violette I. Loring, Kindergartner; Mrs. Edith M. Bentley, Asst. Kindergartner; Pauline E. Guyott, Asst. Kindergartner.
Barrows Grammar School-Oak street, near its junction with Walnut street-Elmer W. Barstow, Principal; Grace Dottridge, Lulu E. Marks, Fannie A. Fiske, Mary F. Pomeroy, Eleanor E. Keough, Mrs. Kathleen Crowley, Marion L. Bartlett, Mary H. McCarthy, Annie P. Gerald, Ella F. Crooker, Louisc A. Wood.
Boston Road Primary and Gram- mar School-Boston road, near Jasper street-Ethel Blanche Wakefield, Prin- cipal; Mrs. M. Etta Adams, Substitute; Ruth H. Merriam, Harriet E. Colburn.
Brightwood Primary and Gram- mar School-Corner Plainfield street and Abbe avenuc, Brightwood-Allie G. Axtelle, Principal; Ethel M. Wright, Assistant; Ina D. Babb, Louise F. Morrison, Sarah R. O'Brien, Margaret G. Kirby, Hildred Hart, Stella J. Liotard, Avis Terry, Harriet M. Blaisdell, Grace Goldberg; Gertrude L. Stadtmueller, Kindergartner; Sarah G. Simpson, Asst. Kindergartner; Frances B. Geer, Asst. Kindergartner.
Buckingham Grammar School- Winchester Square-Arthur P. Irving, Principal; Margarct P. Higgins, Grace M. Reed, Lena M. Brooks. F. Grace Burdick, Mary E. Bloomer, Edith Green, Jennie Manning, Edith P. Farnsworth, Helen L. Whitney, Mrs. Jean M. Ashton, S. Mabel Prescott, Beulah M. Sandforth, Bessie Wray, Nellie L. Warner, Marguerite A. Flaherty, Irene M. Horrigan, Lucretia J. Barber, Rose C. Smitli, Alma Bowles, Anna B. Fenton, Florence V. Miller, Mary E. Graham, Bessie R. Allen.
Carew Street Primary and Gram- mar School-Carew street, near Main street-Mary E. Daboll, Principal; Emeline H. Stearns, Assistant; Frances M. Ronaldson, Grace E. Nichols, Geor- giana Parnell, Fannie E. Gibbs, Carrie E. Cobb, Agnese C. Ludden, Fannie G. Kimball, Grace O. Anderson, Mary M. Quirk, Edith A. Plummer, Mary E. Morrill, Georgia F. Marks; Frances E. Cheney, Special Preparatory.
Central Street Primary and Gram- mar School-Corner of Central and Spruce streets-Arthur T. Talmadge, Principal; Susie E. Jewell, Margaret Cunningham, C. Hope Bolton, Hattie C. Carlson, Jennie M. Ferguson, Mary L. Cheney, Rebecca L. Harding, Mary A. Curtis, Mabelle A. Wilson, Minnie A. Brosnan, Clara A. Farrell, Mattie H. Wiley, May C. Gilfillan, Fern E. Deven- dorf, Lida E. Noyes, Anne L. Kemp; Helen C. Tagan, Grammar Preparatory; Minnie Fuchs, Special Preparatory; Anna T. Shaw, Kindergartner; Edna M. Dunham, Substitute, Asst. Kinder- gartner.
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