Springfield city directory, and business advertiser, 1915, Part 160

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St. Peter's Episcopal Church-45 Buckingham street. Organized April 7, 1893. Rector, Rev. John H. Nolan. Wardens, Richard S. Payne, Henry A. Field. Vestrymen, Frank M. Pudan, J. Otis Sawtell, Frank F. Elvin, Dorr R. Fowler, Edward K. Brown. Clerk, Walter H. Dart. Treasurer, B. A. Oppenheimer.

St. George Greek Orthodox Church -36 Auburn street. Pastor, Rev. Con- stantine Liakopoulos. President, Pan- teli Hector. Secretary, George Andron- ikos. Treasurer, Peter Ioanidy.

JEWISH

Beth Israel-24 Gray's avenue. Rabbi, Rev. S. Rapoport. Cantor, Philip Freedman. President, Moses Ehrlich. Vice-President, Eli Cohn. Treasurer, H. Rommer. Financial Sec- retary, L. Levin. Recording Secretary, M. Bloom. Sexton, P. Cohn.

Benai Jacob Church-146 Ferry street. Rabbi, Samuel Rapoport. Can- tor, Samuel Falk. President, Harry Goodseit. Vice-President, Hyman Brown. Secretary, Joseph Greenberg. Treasurer, Abraham Daitz.

Congregation Beth El-Odd Fellows Hall, Pynchon street. Rabbi, Samuel Price. President, Henry Lasker. Vice- President, William May. Secretary, Frank Bloom. Treasurer, Felix Kohn.

Congregation Sons of Israel-117 Tenth street. Rabbi, David Rosenberg. President, Peter Greenberg. Secretary, Samuel Sheinheit. Treasurer, Jacob Kaufmann.

Kesser Israel-329 Chestnut street. Rabbi, Solomon Pessin. Cantor, B. Singer. President, S. Kewarsky. Vice- President, M. Weinberg. Correspond- ing Secretary, D. Margolis. Treasurer, J. L. Simcovitz. Trustees, L. Leven- thal, D. Gordon, J. Kravitz.

Trevieres Israel-74 Ferry street. Rabbi, Rev. S. Rapoport. Cantor, Joseph Freedman. Chairman Board of Trustees, Isaac Kushner. Secretary, Joseph Freed- man.

LUTHERAN

German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church-King, near Walnut street. Organized September 20, 1889; incorporated July 27, 1891. Pastor and President, Rev. A. G. Steup. · Vice- President, Edward Koerber. Treasurer, A. Hasenjaeger. Financial Secretary, William Krupke. Clerk, G. Hahn. Trustees, C. Kalmbach, H. Greben- stein, A. Hasenjaeger.

Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Bethesda Church-Organized 1891; incorporated 1892. Services in church, King street, corner Merrick avenue. Pastor, Rev. P. A. Zedren. Deacons, Carl Hammarlof, John A. Johnson, Adolph Luthgren, Eric Olson. Secre- tary, Carl Thodal. Treasurer, August C. Swanson.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL

District Superintendent, Spring- field district, Rev. Joseph P. Kennedy.

Asbury First Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner of Florence and Han- cock streets. Organized 1796. Pastor, Rev. Levi W. Staples, Ph.D. Clerk, Albert H. Douglass. Trustees, R. W. Pinney, President; E. P. Bullard, A. M. Nichols, H. W. Mason, S. L. Kenyon, G. L. Shutts, C. E. Ladd, L. O. Richardson. Recording Steward, Albert H. Douglass. President Epworth League, Roland Chauncey. President Brotherwood, L. A. Richardson. Superintendent of Sunday School, Charles E. Burt. Church Auditor, Glenn M. Bullard. Church Treasurer, J. J. Whitehouse.

Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church-Bridge street near Main

street. Founded in 1844. Pastor, Rev. Edward A. Elliott. Trustees, Newton Morgan, M. H. Smith, W. H. Whiteside,

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R. R. Cleeland, H. A. Moses, Albert Rothery, A. M. Burt, F. L. Dunlap. District Stewart, A. M. Burt.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church -Main street corner Winthrop. So- ciety organized in 1867. House of worship built 1874. Pastor, Rev. Ed- ward J. Knox, D.D. Trustees, A. J. Pease, Alfred Emerson, J. A. Nichols, A. W. Bangs, H. N. Clark, R. M. Cowles, F. D. Lantz, W. E. Higgins, G. H. Chamberlain. Sunday School Superin- tendent, H. T. Perry. Sexton, E. L. Hines.

The First Swedish M. E. Church- 57 Bay street. Pastor, Rev. Carl Liljevall. Trustees: Treasurer, Andrew Johnson; Secretary, Andrew Holm; Chairman, C. W. Nygren, Gustave Carlson, John Westergren, Carl Modig, G. Mangs, Sven Akerman, George Beckman. Superintendent of Sunday School, Alfred Johnson. President Ep- worth League, G. F. Carlson.

St. James Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner of North Main and Dover streets. Organized as the Bright- wood Union Evangelical Church, October 23, 1887. Constituted a society of the Methodist Episcopal Church January 20, 1898. Present church built 1901-1902. Dedicated April 6, 1902. Pastor, Rev. William C. Townsend. Trustees, Horace A. Moses, Daniel W. Sayre, Jonathan Short, Charles Adams, Albert C. Taylor, L. A. Pike, Frank J. Strange. Clerk, Charles Adams. Re- cording Steward, L. A. Pike. Superin- tendent of Sunday School, W. M. Smith.

Loring Street A. M. E. Church- Pastor, Rev. John L. Witten. Trustees, M. F. Mason, W. J. Frierson, Frank Girardeau, J. W. Layton, Wm. DeBose. Superintendent of Sunday School, Cyril Jacobs. Sexton, Wm. DeBose.

Wesley Methodist Episcopal

Church-741 State street. Organized December 15, 1899. Pastor, Rev. R. A. Colpitts. Trustees, F. D. Howard, C. L. Young, T. D. Potter, W. F. Andrews, Gordon Noble, W. F. Young, C. B. Ellis, C. E. Van Norman, C. O. Walker. Su- perintendent of Sunday School, E. E. MacNary. Treasurer, C. O. Walker.

Liberty Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner Liberty and Carew streets. Pastor, Rev. Porter R. Strat- ton. Treasurer, J. F. Perkins. Super- intendent of Sunday School, John Gray.

PRESBYTERIAN

First Presbyterian Church-Near State street, corner Concord terrace. Organized April 30, 1895. Pastorate vacant. Elders, Alexander Johnston, A. D. Macauley. Clerk, Alexander Johnston. Chairman Board of Direc- tors, H. M. Kellogg. Secretary, William

Adam. Treasurer, Harry Finlayson. Superintendent of Bible School, W. Adam.

ROMAN CATHOLIC

St. Michael's Cathedral-State street near Elliot. Rt. Rev. Thomas D. Beaven, Bishop of the diocese of Spring- field. Chancellor and Secretary, Rev. James F. Ahern. Pastor, Rev. Thomas F. Cummings, D.D. Rev. J. J. Mc- Carthy, D.D., Rev. Thomas F. McKoan, Rev. John A. Quigley, Assistants.

St. Matthew's Church-Indian Or- chard. Organized 1864. Pine street. Pastor, Rev. Wm. F. Hartigan. Assist- ant, Rev. George M. Donohue.

St. Joseph's Church (French)- Organized 1873. Howard near Water street. Pastor, Rev. J. M. Bissonnette. Assistant, Rev. Paul Hanotel.

Church of the Holy Family- Eastern avenue, corner King street. Organized September, 1901. Pastor, Rev. Cornelius A. Sullivan. Assistant, Rev. William I. Phelan. Organist, Miss Alice G. O'Brien. Sexton, John J. Lyons.

All Soul's R. C. Church-449 Plain- field street, Brightwood. Pastor, Rev. Owen M. McGee.

Church of the Holy Name- Dickinson street, corner Grenada terrace. Pastor, Rev. Thomas A. McGovern. Assistants, Rev. Richard E. Power, Rev. Edmond F. Curran.

Church of the Sacred Heart- Chestnut, corner Everett street. Founded in 1874. Pastor, Rev. Thomas Smyth. Assistants, Rev. Frank Max- well, Rev. Patrick J. Doyle, Rev. Michael C. Carey. Sexton, Nicholas Driscoll.

Our Lady of Hope Church- Armory, corner Grover street. Pastor, Rev. James M. Cruse. Assistant Pastor, Rev. James B. Murphy.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel-119 Wil- liam street. Pastor, Rev. Anthony Dalla Porta. Assistants, Raymond Dalla Porta and Joseph Rosa.

St. Thomas (French) Church- Waverly street. Pastor, Rev. Adelard Landry.

St. Peter and St. Paul Church (Syrian)-172 Liberty street. Organ- ized 1907. Pastor, Rev. Paul Abi-Saab. Curate, Michael Abi-Saab.

St. Aloysius Church (French)-215 Main street, Indian Orchard. Organ- ized 1873. Pastor, Rev. A. E. Langevin. Assistant, Rev. Victor Epinard.

Immaculate Conception Church (Polish)-Parker, near Main street, In- dian Orchard. Pastor, Rev. Joseph Tomikowski.

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SECOND ADVENT

The Advent Christian Church- Worships in church on Bay street. Pastor, Rev. C. M. Seamans. Deacons, John A. Underwood, Geo. D. Howard, Isaac Atkinson, Frank Sevey. Trus- tees, Eugene E. Wood, J. Wm. Hayden, Roy H. Nott. Treasurer, Mazzini Phillips. Clerk, Perlin E. Nichols. Superintendent of Sunday School, C. E. Perkins.

Seventh Day Adventists-Worships at 10 a m, Saturdays, 769 Main street. Sabbath School at 11.15 a m. Local Leader, Dr. Mary Sanderson. Elder Emeritus, James P. Brown. Deaconist, Miss Mary Judd, Deacon, Royal Pike. Treasurer, Edith Hawkes. Librarian, Miss Mary Judd.

SWEDENBORGIAN

Church of the New Jerusalem- Central, corner Beech street. Pastor, Rev. C. Edgar Ritter. President, Rev. C. Edgar Ritter. Treasurer, Mr. R. A. Irwin. Clerk, Miss Ida H. Ferre, Agawam.

UNION EVANGELICAL

Memorial Church-Round Hill, junction Main, North Main, Bradford, and Plainfield streets. Organized Oc- tober 29, 1865. Pastor, Rev. Edward Payson Berry. Deacons, L. T. Hawks, E. E. Holton, E. W. Shattuck, W. L. Gammons, A. E. Richardson, F. E. Dill . Treasurer, A. E. Worthington. Clerk, F. E. Whitlock. Parish Clerk, Herbert N. Cross. Parish Treasurer, Edward H. Wilkinson. Choir Director, Chester W. Ingram. Superintendent of Sunday School, Frank E. Dill.

UNITARIAN

Church of the Unity-State street, opposite City Library. Founded 1819. This church was organized by a number of members who seceded from the First Church. They were incorporated as the "Third Congregational Society in Springfield." Pastor, Rev. Augustus P. Reccord. Treasurer, G. William Bailey. Organist and Choir Director, Raymond A. Jacobs.

UNIVERSALIST

St. Paul's First Universalist So- ciety-State street, corner Spring. Founded 1827. Pastor, Rev. Clarence E. Rice. Deacons, W. G. Baker, E. J. Hoskins, A. G. Chapman and James Gibbins. Clerk, Henry V. Lewis. Treasurer, William D. Bigelow. Chairman Prudential Committee, Luman S. Brown.

Parish Clerk, E. T. Tifft. Parish Treas- urer, Thomas W. Hyde. Collector, Frank F. Porter. Sexton, O. C. Brewer.

Second Universalist Society-Bay street, corner Princeton. Organized 1898. Pastor, Rev. Albert Hammatt. President of the Society, A. C. Swift. Clerk, F. A. Vogel. Treasurer, H. A. Holland. Auditor, A. G. Pease. Super- intendent of Sunday School, A. C. Swift.

DISCIPLES

Church of Christ-Dickinson street, near Sumner avenue. Organized 1895. Pastor, Rev. G. A. Reinl. Elder, Wil- liam E. Phillips. Deacons, Angus Mc- Donald, George Dickinson, George Nevers, Orvelle Abell, James Stephens, H. E. Howard. Clerk, James Stephens. Treasurer, Orvelle Abell. Superintend- ent of Sunday School, James Stephens.

Faith Tabernacle-Meets Sundays at 10.30 a m, 2.30 p m and 7.30 p m. Wednesdays at & p m, at 449 State street. Pastor, Rev. George W. Matthew.

Temple Hall Society of the First Spirit Temple Inc .- Chartered Febru- ary 12, 1909. Meets Sundays at 24 Besse Place, 7.30 p m. President, F. Rockwell Lewis. Secretary, Emmie E. Lewis. Treasurer, W. A. Guild.

RELIGIOUS AND BENEVOLENT ORGANIZATIONS

Augudath Zion Society-Organized March 15, 1913. Meets first and third Sundays of each month at 131 Tenth street. President, Rabbi M. Kovalski. Vice-President, L. Bernstein. Secretary, G. Glenik. Treasurer, L. Rubinowitz.

Baby Feeding Association-613} Main street. The object of this Associa- tion is to care for poor mothers during pregnancy and to provide clean milk properly modified for poor babies. Two nurses are employed, one who attends to the pre-natal work and a second who is in charge of preparing the milk, etc., which can be procured between 8 and 9 a m at the association room. The in- struction given to mothers by the nurse and physicians is of vital importance. President, Dr. A. C. Eastman. First Vice-President, Dr. O. W. Roberts. Second Vice-President, Nathan D. Bill. Secretary, Mrs. John A. Denison. Treasurer, Charles W. Burt. Medical Director, Dr. Walter A. Hosley.

Consumptive Relief Society-Or- ganized 1909. Meets second Wednesday of each month. President, Mrs. A. Palmer. Vice-President, Mrs. Celia Fuchs. Recording Secretary, Mrs. S. P. Brooslin. Financial Secretary, Miss Anna Segal. Corresponding Secretary, Miss Anna Goldstein. Treasurer, Mrs. D. Port.

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District Nurses Association-6131 Main street. President, Mrs. R. H. Seelye. Vice-President, Wm. Austin Smith. Clerk, Miss Emma Holbrook. Treasurer, Frederick Jones.

First Spiritualist Ladies' Aid

Society-Meets every Sunday from September first to May first in the McKinney block, 535} Main street. President, J. H. Morley. Clerk, Mrs. Carrie Weaver. Treasurer, Mr. William Brooks.

Gideons, Camp No. 2, Springfield, Mass .- President, William O. Par- menter. Chaplain, Charles H. Fowler. Secretary and Treasurer, Charles J. Allen.

Good Shepherd Aid Society-Meets quarterly at the House of the Good Shepherd, Wilbraham road. President, Mrs. John Bowler. Secretary, Mrs. James H. Quinn. Treasurer, Mrs. Ed- ward F. Tower.

Good Shepherd Association of Springfield, Inc .- Meets first week in January. President, Rev. Thomas D. Beaven, D.D. Vice-President, Rev. John Madden. Secretary, Edward A. Hall. Treasurer, Mother Immaculate.

Hampden County Children's Aid Association - Organized December, 1878. Incorporated March, 1880. Presi- dent, Mrs. T. O. Bemis. Vice-President, Miss F. E. Stone. Secretary, Mrs. J. D. Alexander. Treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Kirk- ham. Corresponding Secretary, Miss Jennie E. Bowman. Attorney and Auditor, E. P. Kendrick. Physicians: David Clark, Theodore S. Bacon, and A. M. Clapp. Oculist, George F. Dalton. Dentist, F. G. Barney. Finance Com- mittee, William A. Lincoln, John W. B. Brand, William H. Dexter. Agent, O. G. Cash. Office, 5 Court House place.

Hebrew Ladies' Relief Associa- tion-Organized 1897. Meets first Wednesday of each month at Sapien Club Rooms, 146 Main street. Presi- dent, Mrs. G. Goldenberg. Vive-Presi- dent, Mrs. H. Gelfman. Recording Secretary, Mrs. S. Palmer. Correspond- ing Secretary, Mrs. T. Melnick. Finan- cial Secretary, Mrs. D. C. Ferdinand. Treasurer, Mrs. A. Gelfman. Trustee, Mrs. S. Mikola.

Home for Friendless Women and Children-These two institutions were formerly conducted under one roof at No. 62 Union street, a corporation for this purpose having been organized in 1865, by ladies interested in the reform of fallen women, the relief of the needy, and the care of destitute children.

In 1871 the Home for Children was built on Buckingham street; since which time the house on Union street has been used for the reception of adults only, or for mothers with infants. The need of a different home for the work for

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

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

President, Mrs. J. H. Carmichael; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. Joseph T. Herrick, Mrs. O. K. Merrill; Clerk, Mrs. William F. Adams; Treasurer, Mrs. George B. Joslyn; Corresponding Secre- tary, Mrs. W. G. Wheat; Auditors, Harlan P. Stone, A. A. Packard; Med- ical Staff, Dr. Marshall Calkins, Phy- sician Emeritus; Dr. Laurence D. Chapin, Dr. John H. Carmichael, Dr. Alexander C. Eastman, Dr. Richard S. Benner, Dr. Philip Kilroy, Dr. George F. Dalton, Dr. Sarah M. Wilbur; Dr. Cheney H. Calkins, Oculist and Aurist; Dr. Thomas J. Putnam, Obstetrician; Dr. James P. Lockhart, Dentist.

Applications for admission to the Home for Friendless Women should be made to matron of the Home, 136 Wil- liam street, or to any of the women's committee, which meet every other Tuesday at the William street home. Women's Committee are as follows: Chairman, Miss Mary M. Atwater; Mrs. E. L. Janes, Mrs. A. S. Martin, Mrs. (. K. Merrill, Mrs. Thomas Dyer, Mrs. Myron R. Barstow.

For admission to the Children's Home application should be made to the committee, who meet at the Home on Buckingham street every Monday, at 10 a m. Children's committee are as follows: Mrs. G. F. Merriam, chairman, Mrs. James A. Bill, Mrs. D. A. Reed, Mrs. W. F. Andrews, Mrs. W. N. Cald- well, Mrs. Charles W. Shaw, and Mrs. Harold Wesson.

Industrial Home for Men-124 Dwight street. This Home was opened nine years ago for men out of employ- ment where work is provided until they can find work at their own trade again. A Labor Bureau is in connection with the Home. Commanding officers are Staff Captain and Mrs. Allan Neill. Assistant, Mr. Thomas Ready. Meet- ings are held Sunday, at 10.30 a m and Thursdays at 7.30 p m. Temperance Meetings, Tuesday at 7.30 p m.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent As- sociation, No. 548-Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month in Hiber- nian Hall. President, Miss Annie C. Curran; Recorder, Julia Fogarty; Finan- cial Secretary, Mrs. Mary Garvey; Treasurer, Miss Elizabeth Alliss.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso- ciation, No. 964-Meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays in each month at St. Patrick's Hall, Eastern av cor Chapel street. President, Mary I. Dunn. Financial Secretary, Elizabeth H. Shea. Recorder, Rose E. Quinlivan. Treasurer, Josephine A. Flynn.

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Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso- ciation, No. 636-Meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays of each month at Convent Hall, Everett street. President, Miss Katherine Kane; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. Mary Hourihan; Financial Secretary, Miss Catherine Callahan; Treasurer, Mrs. Alice Healy.

Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso- ciation, No. 1311-Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays of each month at Van Horn Club Rooms, corner Liberty and Carew streets. President, Nora M. O'Brien; Recorder, Mrs. Emma Kelliher.

Massachusetts Sunday School As- sociation, Hampden District-Presi- dent, E. M. Dickinson, Holyoke. Vice- Presidents, Rev. E. B. Freeman, Spring- field; J. E. Bliss, Springfield; W. E. Rollins, Springfield. Secretary, Kathe- rine MacLeay, Springfield. Treas- urer, F. W. Tower, Springfield.

Minsker Relief Association-Or- ganized March 10, 1909. Meets every second and fourth Sunday of each month, at 7 p m in Glickman's Hall, 80 Ferry street. President, Herman Hechler; Secretary, Edward Kaufman; Treas- urer, Ike Kushner.

People's Institute-321 Chestnut street. Organized January 31, 1905. Founded November 4, 1899. Object: The object shall be to furnish intellectual and practical instruction and social recreation. President, Henry Lasker. Treasurer, Miss Eleanor P. Townsley. Recording and Corresponding Secretary, Miss Mary L. Birnie. Head Worker, Miss Laura M. Burroughs.

The Salvation Army, Springfield Corps No. 1-(Incorporated). Re- organized 1891. Hall, 322} Main street. Officers' Quarters, 31 Carew street. Com- manding Officer, Adjutant Celia Ander- son. Assistants, Ensign Anna Corp and Envoy Mary Johnson. Sergeant Major, Chas. Woodard. Outside Auditor, Rev. Mark Denman. Evangelical services at 8 every night but Monday. Sunday at 3 and 8 p m. Sunday School at 1.30 p m.

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

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

possible for us to be reconciled with the Father by the gift of Himself.

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

The Salvation Army, No. 2 Corps -Swedish. 66 Court street. Command- ing officers, Ensign and Mrs. Henry Carlson; Assistant Envoy, R. Swanson; Sergeant-Major, Elof Johnson. Meet- ings, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p m. Sundays, 4 and 8 p m.

The Springfield Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis- No. 349 State street. This association was incorporated July 2, 1908, and its objects are to promote a careful study of conditions regarding tuberculosis in Springfield and vicinity, to educate public opinion as to the cause and pre- vention of tuberculosis; and to provide for the proper care of tuberculosis patients in their homes and by means of hospitals and sanatoria. Social service work consists of investigating and obtaining suitable care for cases of tuberculosis, improving home conditions, educating the people and furnishing relief where necessary. The Open Air School on North Chestnut street was built by the Association and supported by same until January 1, 1914, at which time the city assumed all expenses. Educational work is carried on by lec- tures and talks at factories and work- shops and before clubs, societies, etc., wherever opportunity offers. Litera-

ture on all subjects pertaining to hygiene furnished free of charge at office of asso- ciation. An active staff of physicians does district work and holds a weekly clinic every Thursday evening at 8.00 p m. Clinic is held on Friday evening at 8.00 p m.

Officers, 1915: President, Dr. George I. Schadt; First Vice-President, E. A. Hall; Second Vice-President, Rev. Don- ald Alexander; Clerk, Dr. Walter Hosley; Treasurer, Raymond A. Jacobs.

Executive Committee, 1915: Dr. I. D. Chapin, Mrs. J. G. Lutz, Mrs. O. H. Dickinson, Daniel E. McCarthy, F. M. Jones, Mrs. Richard H. Hunt, Dr. Allen G. Rice, Dr. Edgar H. Guild, W. Meredith Wharfield, Dr. Ralph B. Ober, Dr. A. M. Clapp, Dr. Geo. E. Foss, George H. Wrenn, Charles J. McMorrow, Kingman Brewster.

Medical Staff, 1915: Dr. W. A. Hosley, Dr. Ernest Judd, Dr. George E. Foss, Dr. George L. Schadt.

Springfield Benevolent Associa- tion-Meets fourth Thursday of March, June, September and December at Hotel Chandler. President, W. Wright- myer; Vice-Presdent, H. Rainsom; Secretary and Treasurer, Paul H. Sheehan.

Springfield Boys' Club-A non- sectarian work for boys. Directors:

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President, Charles C. McElwain; Vice- President, John C. Robinson; Treasurer, Walter P. Dodge; Secretary, Fred Stephenson.

Springfield Christian Endeavor Union-President, Sidney F. Law; Secretary, Miss Lura Brown; Treas- urer, Roy C. Chapin.

Springfield Home for Aged Men- 74 Walnut street. President, Chas. H. Barrows; Vice-President, Frank G. Tobey; Clerk and Treasurer, Irving S. Pulcifer; Board of Managers, Chas. H. Barrows, James H. Pynchon, F. G. Tobey, N. D. Winter, Ralph W. Ellis, Geo. H. Kemater, Luke S. Stowe, Lu- man S. Brown, Irving S. Pulcifer; Matron, Mrs. Mary E. Wilcoxson.

Springfield Home for Aged Women -Located at 471 Chestnut street. It was opened November 22, 1886. President, Mrs. George D. Pratt; Treasurer, Joseph W. Shattuck, Jr .; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Robert W. Day; Secretary, Mrs. Frederic W. Fuller; Finance Committee, Nathan D. Bill, Gurdon Bill, E. C. Rogers, Robert W. Day, George D. Pratt; Matron, Mrs. Adelaide Newell.

Springfield Rescue Mission-36-38 Willow street. Organized September 15, 1892. Incorporated July 25, 1894. President, R. B. Currier; Vice-Presi- dent, Rev. Neil McPherson; Treasurer, J. L. Cummings; Secretary, J. Stuart Kirkham; Auditor, E. Č. Douglas; Superintendent .. J. L. Cummings.

Central Council of Springfield, St. Vincent de Paul Society-Organized December 8, 1898. Meets quarterly or at the call of the President. President, Edward A. Hall; Secretary, Charles H. Maloney; Treasurer, A. J. Flanagan.

Holy Name Conference-Meets Sunday, 7.30 p m at the Rectory, 323 Dickinson street. President, George C. O'Connell; Secretary, F. J. Skulley; Treasurer, T. A. McGovern.

Particular Council, St. Vincent de Paul Society-Instituted February, 1892. Incorporated April, 1892. Head- quarters, 38

Elliot street. Meets quarterly, January, April, July, and December. President, Edward A. Hall; Secretary, Charles H. Maloney; Treas- urer, Bernard Mulvaney.

Sacred Heart Conference, St. Vin- cent de Paul Society-Meets second and fourth Sundays, 7.30 p m, in Con- vent Hall. Spiritual Director, Rev. Michael C. Carey; President, John Sullivan; Secretary, M. C. Harrigan; Treasurer, William D. Cavanaugh.

St. Anthony de Padua Conference, St. Vincent de Paul Society-Meets every Tuesday at 8 p m at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Rectory, Wil- 84

liam street. President, Andrew Lopardo; Secretary, Dr. Thomas De Marco; Treas- urer, Frank Stagnaro.

St. Jean Baptiste Benevolent and Mutual Society-Organized January 3, 1864. Meets 577} Main street first and third Wednesdays of each month. President, M. Pelland; Secretary, E. R. Normandin; Treasurer, Cleophas Fortin.

St. Joseph's Conference, St. Vin- cent de Paul Society-Meets in base- ment St. Joseph's Church, every Sun- day. President, E. F. Payette; Secre- tary, A. Choiniere; Treasurer, T. J. Regnier.

St. Michael's Conference, St. Vin- cent de Paul Society-Meets every Sunday evening in St. Michael's Hall. President, Charles H. Maloney; Vice- President, James B. Carroll; Secretary, James J. Galvin; Treasurer, T. J. Foley.

Sunday School Superintendents' Union-Meets in October, November, January, March, and May. President, W. C. Stone; Secretary, Anna M. Janes; Treasurer, A. E. Bates.

Theosophical Society-American Section, Springfield Branch. Head- quarters, 168 Bridge street, Room 207, Kinsman Building. Meetings held weekly except during July and August. President, F. J. Hart, 44 Dexter street; Secretary, Miss E. B. Bunker, 95 Mulberry street.

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Springfield city directory, and business advertiser, 1915, Part 160

Author: Publication date: 1915 Publisher: Springfield, [Mass.] : S. Bowless and Company Number of Pages: 1590

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Publication date: 1915
Publisher: Springfield, [Mass.] : S. Bowless and Company
Number of Pages: 1590