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Laundries
Chin Charlie 92} Main West Charles A 320 Main
Liquor Deaier Wholesale
KING FRED A 94 Bridge-See p 1362
Livery Boarding and Saie Stabies MOSHER'S TRANSFER Peter Mosher prop 225 Union-See p 1362 WEST SIDE SALES STABLES Victor M Frost prop foot Meadow-See adv Spfd dept
Lubricating Oiis
Clark Independent Oil Co Day st ext n Union
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Machinists and Machinery Mfrs
Gilbert & Barker Mfg Co (gas machines) foot Church Putnam Robert H 16 Fox
Market Gardeners
Bath Robert C 641 Riverdale
grower)
Brown Myron L (cucumber 1932 Riverdale Caldon John J 19 Lowell av Donaldson John D 85 Fairbanks av Haynes Bros 23 Cayenne
Heywood George E 241 Park av
Leonard Edwin 14 Elm
Morgan Henry A 23 Wayside av
Pease Arthur L 22 Elm
Pierce Walter H 1117 Riverdale
RIVERDALE MARKET GARDEN R W Cartter prop 972 Riverdale-See p 1364
Smith J M & A H 1461 Riverdale Ashleyville
Mason Builder
Provost Samuel 346 Main
Meat Markets
Balboni Antonio River n Bridge Agawam Bergeron Raoul 46 Bridge
Bessette Dieudonne D King c High
Agawam Bianco Paolo 118 Bridge
Blanchard Homer A 35 Wayside av Borgatti Giuseppe Bridge c River Agawam Calzolari Vincenzo 103 Chestnut Mitt CARROLL JAMES M 110 Main-See p 1361 Hegeman Charles W 94 Front Mitt
Italian Co-operative Society 13 King Agawam Jordan Ernest L 86 Main
Kaplan Jacob 107 New Bridge
Mottle Joseph 66 Bridge
Pezzini Alexander 30 Main
Roloff Oscar T 263} Main
Men's Furnishings
Howard Orlando M 131 Main
Milk Dealers
Allen Bros Amostown rd Arnold Philip B 143 Springfield Agawam Aschenbach Fred 941 Westfield Mitt Bagg William H 1198 Riverdale Baruffaldi Alfonzo 19 Barrett av Ely John D r 242 Riverdale Epstein Hyman 498 New Bridge Frink Wilbur G Springfield Agawam Hanson & Sweeney r 26 Merrick Hubbard Louis A 2042 Riverdale
Hubbard Winthrop L 2052 Riverdale Hudson West W 21 New Bridge Kane Thomas E 183 Western av MacDonald Norman A 1251 Westfield Marines Peter A 206 River
Mazars Frank Amostown rd Puddington Gilbert 369 Rogers av Serra Bros 206 River
Shean Michael jr 136 Boulevard Mitt Stanton Wayne J r 178 New Bridge Wircinger Joseph 100 Haywood av
Motorcycles
Kibbe Benjamin (dealer and repairer) r 1483 Riverdale
Music Teachers
Bagg Amy U Wood Mrs (piano) 278 Riverdale
Bagg Elsie M 1048 Riverdale
Bagg Ida E 1048 Riverdale
Bourque Mary L 97 Bridge
Cizek Louis W 87 Bridge
Corcoran Katherine M 84 Park
Day William (violin and piano) Bridge 97
Parker Edna E 410 Main
Persons Nellie M 63 Ashley Mitt
Regal Mary L 91 Elm
Roy Norbert P L 46 Walnut Agawam Smith Samuel G Mrs 139 Park av Spooner Mabel E 1994 Riverdale
Toomey Ellen L B 519 Westfield Mitt
Veideman Loretta F Ottawa Agawam Waite Harris B (vocal) 35 Elm circle
News Dealer
Sperry George S 72 Bridge
Nurseryman
Hitchcock Edwin M 2 Suffield Agawam
Nurses
Allen Grace E 41 Field
Barnes Sadie C 872 Westfield
Coffey Nellie T 342 Westfield Mitt
Dadman Florence 317 Riverdale Garside Corina Mrs 318 Westfield Mitt
Gaudet Marie 49 Walnut Agawam
Gilligan Mary C 97 Rogers av Gray Agnes Mrs 28 Hanover Kipp Elizabeth F 313 Main
Oke Harriet A Mrs 151 Ashley Mitt
Perkins Rachel E Main opp Federal Agawam Sherwin Lillian A 72 George Trinter Harry B 22 Hampden Mitt
Oil Dealers Wholesale
Clark Independent Oil Co Day st ext n Union
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Four Bros Independent Oil Co Hisgen Bros props 300 New Bridge
Painters and Paper Hangers
Beach Albert 32 Moseley av
HALL'S AUTOMOBILE PAINT SHOPS (carriage and automobile) 348 Baldwin n Agawam river-See adv Spfd dept Hunter Charles W 23 Merrick Perry Frederick C 66 Bliss Smith Glenroy R 350 Westfield Mitt
Paints Oils and Varnishes
Lawrence F R 108 Bridge WEST SIDE DRUG CO 135 Main- See p 1361
Paper Mfrs
Agawam Paper Co Div Am Writing Paper Co Front Mitt SOUTHWORTH CO Front n depot Mitt-See adv Spfd dept Springfield Glazed Paper Co (glazed plated and enameled) 2 New Bridge STRATHMORE PAPER CO Horace A Moses pres and treas Front opp depot Mitt-See adv Spfd dept Worthy Paper Co Assn River c Walnut Agawam P O Mitt
Pension Agent Burlingame Seymour F 27 Russell
Photographer Day George 96 Bridge
Physicians and Surgeons
Bostick Warren J 376 Main Corcoran George 84 Park Dow H Baker 155 Main Downey Henry A 388 Westfield Mitt Loomis William W 57 Main McLaughlin Patrick W 5 Second Mitt Pomerat Charles M 31 E School
Piano Movers MOSHER'S TRANSFER Peter Mosher prop 225 Union-See p 1362
Plumbers Steam and Gas Fitters
Bath George W 59 Fairview av BEAUCHEMIN JOHN O 250 West- field-See adv Spfd dept
Jacques Roderick W 92 Main Michalek Emil W 104 Bridge Quirk Dennis A Springfield n Maple Agawam
Poultry Raisers
Allen Edgar O 6 River n Agawam bridge Hawley Dwight H Federal n Main Agawam
Henchey John W 2027 Riverdale
Winkler Harold E Sibley av
Power Companies
Agawam Electric Co off Maple Agawam Amherst Power Co off Maple Agawam
Printers
Hallein John 444 New Bridge Sanders Kirk E 2 Westfield Stanton Lowell M 302 Elm
Reading Rooms
Mittineague Young Men's Christian Assn Church c Summit Mitt YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN (railroad dept) 91 Church-See p 1363
Real Estate Agents
Balch & Radding 122} Bridge Clark Charles Dallas 160 Main Clark Charles D Jr 196 Main Lincoln Frank J 26 Boulevard Mitt MOSHER PETER 225 Union-See p 1362 Poirier P Orphir 13 Fairview av SMITH CLARENCE E 29 Front Mitt -See p 1361 Stokes Thomas P 350 Westfield Mitt Titus Charles A 101 High Mitt
Restaurants
Cokkinias John D 61 New Bridge Duclos Clarence P Westfield c Summit Mitt Reed Fred W 17 Main YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION (R R dept) 91 Church -See p 1363
Roofers SHEAFFER H C & CO (slag slate and tin) 30 Eldridge av-See adv Spfd dept
Saloons
Ashton William J 11 Chapin Bessett John A 374 Westfield Mitt
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Coughlin John B 481 Westfield Mitt Cummings E D & Co 9 School Donnellan J P & Co 47 School Gauthier Evariste S 17 Walnut Agawam KING FRED A 92 Bridge-See p 1362 Young William M Spring c High Aga- wam
Seeds Terry Charles E 161. Bridge
Shoe Dealers
Howard Orlando M 131 Main Ricci Tomaso 76 Bridge SMITH CLARENCE E 29 Front Mitt -See p 1361
Shoe Makers and Repairers
Bloomberg Max 4 West Mitt Brooslin Morris 76 Main Cook Fred T 116 Bridge Devito Guy 209 Park av Diamond Morris Bridge c River Agawam Eleison Vincenzo 39 Front Mitt Lanzaro Michele 23 Main Ricci Tomaso 76 Bridge
Steam and Gas Fitters Supplies Gilbert & Barker Mfg Co foot Church
Steam and Hot Water Heating BEAUCHEMIN JOHN O 250 West- field-See adv Spfd dept
Stock Farm McElwain John S 1238 Riverdale
Storage Warehouse
MOSHER PETER 225 Union-See p 1362
Tailors Lavicka Matias 27 E School Rosati E & Son 82 Bridge
Topa John 345 Westfield Mitt Zajicek Ferdinand W 84 Elm
Tank Mfrs
Gilbert & Barker Mfg Co (oil and gaso- line) foot Church
Telegraph Office Western Union Telegraph Co B & A R R depot Mitt
Theatres
Empire The (moving pictures) 96 Main Ideal Theatre moving pictures Summit c Second Mitt
Trucking (See Expressmen and Truckmen)
Typewriter Supplies
SOUTHWORTH CO (paper mfrs) Front n depot Mitt-See adv Spfd dept
Undertakers
Morrill Julius A 319 Main Toomey David A 519 Westfield Mitt
Variety Store
Murphy John J Baldwin n Bridge
Wood Dealer
MOSHER PETER 225 Union-See p 1362
Yeast Dealer
Finn William Jr 414 Park
WEST SPRINGFIELD TOWN GOVERNMENT
TOWN OFFICERS
Selectmen and Overseers of the Poor-Chairman, John J. Lysaght; Secretary, Arthur F. Royce; Charles O. Palmer.
Town Clerk, and Treasurer-Fred H. Sibley.
Tax Collector-John J. Sweeney.
Police-Edward Bromage, Chief; Henry S. Phelps, John Saunders, William J. Lyons, W. R. Shaw, John J. Sullivan, W. C. Bozenhard, Wm. J. Bean.
Board of Health-Chairman, H. A. Downey, M.D .; Secretary, Geo. B. Cor- coran, M.D .; James W. Mead.
Health Agent-Julius A. Morrill.
Inspector of Cattle-C. D. Farns- worth.
Superintendent of Streets-J. Frank Hayes.
Sinking Fund Commissioners-H. S. Hyde, Walter S. Barr, Charles A. Edgerton.
Park Commissioners-F. L. Wor- thy, E. P. Bragg, W. J. Eldred.
Fence Viewers - Wm. H. Bagg, Homer B. Miller.
Inspector of Milk-Norman T. Smith.
Sealer Weights and Measures- Taylor R. Parsons.
Tree Warden-Geo. W. Hayden.
Constables-Elam B. Jones, George W. Hayden, C. D. Farnsworth, W. F. Bennett, Joseph S. Loomis, J. Frank Hayes, Henry C. Lombra, Homer B. Miller, Henry H. Denton.
Justices of the Peace-Fred H. Sibley, Harry E. Ingraham.
Notaries Public-Clarence E. Smith, Simon J. Griffin.
Auditors-Aaron Bagg, John C. Worcester.
Assessors-Chairman, Wilson B. Chandler, M. L. Brown, John D. Riley.
Water Commissioners-Chairman, J. Frank Whitney; Clerk, Benj. E. Fox; Wm. H. Bagg, Geo. N. Norris.
Inspector of Meats and Provisions -C. D. Farnsworth.
Town Physician-Dr. W. w. Loomis.
Town Burial Agent-E. W. Tirrell.
PUBLIC LIBRARY
The Public Library in the Town Hall contains about 10,000 volumes. The Library is open Monday and Thursday from 4 to 8:30 P M. Juvenile depart- ment, Saturdays 9 A M to 12 M. Trustees, Robert D. White, W. S. Bagg, Emma L. Bragg. Librarian, George W. Love.
WEST SPRINGFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT
Fire Engineers-E. O. Bagg, W. J. Powers, J. H. Tinkham.
Chief-Elam B. Jones.
Fire Warden-Dana S. Moore.
Hose Co. No. 1-21 School.
Hose Co. No. 2-Second c Westfield, Mitt.
Combination No. 3-21 School.
Hook and Ladder No. 1-21 School.
Hook and Ladder No. 2-Second c Westfield, Mitt.
LOCATION OF BOXES
15. New Bridge near Norman.
16. Corner Lowell street and Agawam road.
23. Springfield Glazed Paper Co.
24. Corner Mulberry and New Bridge streets.
25. Old Bridge street opposite Globe street.
27. Corner Main and School streets.
29. Union opposite Russell street.
32. Main, corner Moseley avenue.
35. Corner Church and Main streets.
36. Corner Worcester and Main
streets.
Corner Park and Elmdale streets. Town Hall.
37. 38. 39. Foot of Sand Hill.
391. Ramapogue Ice Co. (Private).
41. Corner Elm and Field streets.
42. Watering tank, near Holy Smoke Spring.
43. Corner Riverdale street and Grandview avenue.
45. Corner Riverdale street and Mor- gan rd.
46. Corner Ashley avenue and River- dale street.
47. Corner Wayside avenue and Riv- erdale street.
471. Chicopee bridge.
48. Corner Allyn avenue and River- dale street.
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49. Opposite Dr. Shinkwin's house on Riverdale street.
53. High corner Boulevard.
54. Boulevard opposite Maple street.
56. Westfield opposite Pleasant street.
57. Ashley street.
58. First and Front streets.
59. Mittineague Hose House.
63. Corner Westfield and Maple ter- race.
64. Junction Westfield and King's highway.
65. Westfield between King's high- way and Rogers avenue.
67. Westfield street corner Rogers avenue.
74. Mittineague paper mills (Pri- vate).
82. Boston & Albany Railroad shops (Private).
83. Boston & Albany Railroad shops (Private).
Keys are on boxes, also in the care of the police and board of engineers.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Committee-Henry Egan, Chairman; Mrs. Horace T. Smith, Dr. S. G. Smith, Mrs. W. S. Bagg, Henry W. Egan, C. Walter Dearden, Harry W. Steele.
Superintendent of Schools and Secretary-John R. Fausey.
High School-Principal, John C. Worcester. Teachers: Howard R. Bennett, A. Elizabeth Blodgett, Frances O. Allen, Ruth E. Sanderson, Elizabeth L. Neal, Mrs. Anna Leavenworth, Clarence W. Lombard, Mary Clune, Anita Vale, Lucile Flagg, Marybelle McFeeters.
Park Avenue School-Principal,
Paul C. Scarborough. Teachers: Blanche M. Beverly, Margaret W. Ken- nedy, Margaret E. Powers, Josephine M. Danahy, Mary F. Hinckley, Bertha M. Hall, Carrie A. Thurston, Mary E. Shea, Katherine L. Reilly. Kindergarten teacher, Lillian M. Capron.
Mittineague Grammar School- Principal, Mary R. Sullivan. Carrie K. Shepard, Ada M. Cook, Margaret M. Spellicy, Pauline Coggeshall.
Mittineague Primary School- Alice M. Titus, C. Mabel Barton, Rachel M. Sibley. Kindergarten teacher, Lillian M. Capron.
Main Street School-Principal, Edgar E. White. Teachers: Anna Han- nigan, Helen J. O'Shea, Frances A. Shea, Lurane Packard, Mrs. Elizabeth F. Bogart, Etta J. Ford, Cecile B. Hay, Lillian Pannier, Ernestine Merrick, Marion G. Snow, Rena B. Van Valken- burg, Anna M. Dwyer, Frances M. Cha- pin, Bessie M. Donnelly, Grace Mac- Moran, Alice H. Corson.
Meadow Street School-Principal,
Genevieve V. Dowling. Teachers: Grace M. Pinney, Catherine Connelly, Lena M. Cushman, Edith E. Clifford, Elizabeth P. Foley.
Bridge Street School-Principal, Ethel C. Bliss. Teachers: Margaret W. Kennedy, Ellen E. Cote, Mary E. Blake.
Riverdale School-Teachers: Ruby Budd, Grammar; Cecilia McMahon, Primary.
Ashley School-Principal Helen C. Bradley. Teachers: Mrs. Ina W. Price, Intermediate; Etta L. Alderman, Pri- mary; Substitute, Mrs. Claire Stokes.
Prospect Hill School-Teacher, Effie E. Ludwig.
Tatham School -Teacher, Mrs. Catherine Barnett.
Amostown School-Teacher, Frede- rica Schladenhauffen.
Drawing Supervisor-Edith Sinnett. Music Supervisor-Caroline W.
Chaffin.
Manual Training Supervisor- Harvey G. Hatch; Assistant, Charles S. Norman.
Sewing Supervisor-Eliza A. How- land.
CHURCHES
First Baptist Church-Corner Main and Bliss streets. This church was organized October 17, 1876. Pastor, Rev. Warren Lester Atherton; Clerk, B. S. Knowles; Treasurer, Preston Gil- more; Sunday-school Superintendent, Paul Binfield.
First Congregational Church- Park street. First parish chartered by the State, November, 1696. Organized June, 1698. Pastor, Rev. D. D. Gorton; Clerk of Parish, W. S. Bagg; Treasurer of Parish, J. M. Smith; Superintendent of Sunday-school, Harry L. Brown.
Mittineague Congregational Church-Organized 1850. Pastor, Rev. Oliver B. Loud; Clerk, W. J. Buffam; Treasurer, R. W. Hitt; Super- intendent of Sunday-school, H. A. Lamont.
First Methodist Episcopal Church of West Springfield-Corner Main and Russell streets. Organized May 14, 1876. Pastor, Rev. Henry E. Leech, Res. 36 Church st; Secretary, Anna R. McKee; Treasurer, W. B. Chandler; Sunday-school Superintendent, George W. Bond.
Mittineague Methodist Episcopal Church-Corner Pleasant and High streets. Pastor, Rev. George E. Sander- son; Treasurer, Francis .L. Osteyee; Sunday-school Superintendent, Henry M. Smith.
Church of the Immaculate Con- ception-Main street (Roman Catho-
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lic). Founded in 1877. Pastor, Rev. John J. Mullen; Assistant, Rev. James W. Hester.
St. Thomas Church-20 Pine street, Mittineague (Roman Catholic). Pas- tor, Rev. James J. Tyrrell.
St. William's French Roman Catholic Church-Church street, Ag- awam. Organized May 1, 1873. Pas- tor, Rev. T. J. Fitzgerald.
West Springfield French Roman Catholic Church (Eglise Saint Louis) -Main street cor Belle avenue. Or- ganized September, 1893. Pastor, Rev. A. Brault.
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Di- vision No. 14-Organized Dec. 13, 1904. Meets second and fourth Sun- days of each month at corner of Front and First streets, Mittineague. President, John Mahoney; Recording Secretary, James Kirby; Financial Secretary, Ray- mond Finnegan; Treasurer, Daniel P. O'Connell.
Ancient Order of United Work- men, Merrick Lodge, No. 180- Instituted July 24, 1894. Regular meet- ings second and fourth Tuesdays of each month in Bohemian Hall, Merrick. M. W., John T. Sullivan; Recorder, R. B. Pillsbury; Financier, J. F. Wilson; Receiver, Patrick Donnellan.
Chicopee Boat Club-Organized May 26, 1912. Meets first Sunday of each month at Club House, Ashley ave- nue. President, Dr. C. E. Meyer; Vice- president, L. Warren Paltz; Secretary and Treasurer, J. F. Duane.
Firemen's Aid Association, West Springfield, Mass .- President, E. B. Jones; Secretary, T. J. O'Brien; Treas- urer, N. A. MacDonald.
Karel Havlicek Building Corpo- ration-185 Bridge street, Merrick. President, Frank Jelinek; Clerk, William Cizek; Treasurer, John Beger.
Mass. Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Brandon Court, No. 235-Organ- ized March 21, 1909. Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month in Cen- tennial Hall. C. R., John Rogers; R. S., Mae C. Fenton; F. S., Anna L. Dona- hue; T., Helen Fenton.
Mount Orthodox Lodge, A. F. & A. M .- Regular communications first Tuesday in each month in Masonic Hall, Elm opp. King's highway. W. M., Frank O. Scott; S. W., Herman I. Foerster; J. W., Fred E. Fairbanks; Treasurer, A. W. Harrington; Secretary, William R. Armstrong; Tyler, Joseph S. Loomis.
Odd Fellows, Tekoa Lodge, No. 138, I. O. O. F .- Meets every Friday
evening in Odd Fellows' Hall. N. G., Edwin H. Roberts; V. G., John E. Norris; Secretary, A. L. Warriner; Financial Secretary, Charles O. Palmer; Treasurer, James C. Davenport.
Patrons of Husbandry, West Spring- field Grange-Meets first and third Wednesdays at Town Hall Building, West Springfield. Master, Homer B. Miller; Secretary, Lillian M. Capron; Treasurer, Ethan T. Sykes.
Pawcatuck Tribe, No. 117, Im- proved O. R. M .- Instituted May, 1899. Meets 1st and 3d Wednesday sleep of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, Merrick. Prophet, Joseph Fountain; Sachem, John J. Sweeney; Sen. Sag., Ernest Parent; Jr. Sag., James Morgan; C. of R., R. J. Dunn; K. of W., J. P. Gaffney; C. of W., F. F. McCarthy.
Ramapogue Historical Society- Annual meeting first Tuesday in May at 70 Park street. President, John C. Worcester; Secretary, Mrs. Howard K. Regal; Treasurer, Robert D. White.
West Springfield Board of Com- merce-Organized December 15, 1914. Meets every month at Town Hall. President, Henry H. Denton; 1st Vice- president, W. B. Chandler; 2d Vice- president, Frank L. Worthy; Secretary, Simon J. Griffin; Assistant Secretary, O. T. Roloff; Treasurer, J. W. Mead.
West Springfield Railroad Depart- ment Young Men's Christian Association-Organized November 25, 1881, 91 Church street. Chairman Committee Management, J. W. Mead; Vice-chairman Committee Management, F. A. Tripp; Treasurer Committee Man- agement, Theodore Desoe; General Secretary, George W. Bond.
Women's Auxiliary, R. R. Y. M. C. A .- President, Mrs. H. E. Warriner; Secretary, Mrs. L. S. Lazelle; Treasurer, Mrs. F. A. Tripp.
Young Men's Christian Associa- tion-Church cor. Summit, Mitti- neague. President, W. O. Johnson; Vice-president, G. A. Chapman; Treas- urer, R. B. Pillsbury; Recording Secretary, C. W. Dearden; General Secretary, Earl H. Blanchard.
CEMETERIES
Ashleyville Cemetery-Riverdale street above Ashley avenue. Agent for sale of lots, William H. Bagg.
Church Street Graveyard-This is the oldest burial ground in the town, is well preserved, but it is almost impos- sible to decipher most of the inscriptions. Among those that can be read are "Nataniel Dwite," died November, 1711, and Rev. John Woodbridge, first minister of West Springfield, who "fell
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asleep June 10, 1718." No body has been deposited in these grounds since the beginning of the last century.
Town Hall Cemetery-This is a burying ground lying between Town Hall and Park Street Church and was laid out about 1780. The first burial was that of Solomon Lathrop, 1787.
Meeting House Hill Cemetery- These grounds are owned by the First Church parish. The first burial in it was in 1808. It contains a soldiers' monument, a brown stone shaft about twenty feet high, bearing inscriptions of thirty soldiers of the 10th Massa- chusetts regiment.
Pawcatuck Cemetery-Sibley ave- nue, near Dewey street, Tatham. First burial in 1772. Sexton, C. A. Sibley.
St. Thomas R. C. Cemetery- King's highway opp. Chestnut, Mit- tineague.
POST OFFICES
Merrick Station- 135 Main street. Frederick J. Cooper, Supt. Free deliv- ery. Carriers from Springfield, Mass. Mails close at Merrick station for Springfield at 1.00 p. m. Arrive at Merrick station at 11.45 a. m. from Springfield.
West Springfield Station-Corner Elm and Westfield streets. I. A. Darling, Supt. Mails close 7.55 a. m., 1.15 p. m. and 6. 25 p. m. Mails arrive 7.06 and 10.00 a. m., 12.06, 3.30 and 6.06 p. m.
Mittineague-Front street, Mitti-
neague. Postmaster, Edwin Smith. Mails close for the East: 10.35 a. m. and 4.51 p. m .; for the West: 7.51 a. m. and 4.12 p. m. Mails arrive from the East: 6.20 and 8.10 a. m. and 3.06 and 4.22 p. m .; from the West: 10.45 a. m. Closed pouch for Springfield, Mass., dispatched at 6.25 p. m.
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CHICOPEE DIRECTORY
1915
CONTAINING
A GENERAL DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS, CLASSI- FIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY, MAP, STREET DIRECTORY, TOWN OFFICERS, CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, SOCIETIES, ETC., ETC.
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CONTENTS
Abbrevations . 1456
Advertising Department .
1441-1448
Banks. .
1587
Blocks Buildings and Halls.
1454
Board of Trade. .
1609
Business Directory
1586-1601
Cemeteries
1609
Churches.
1604
City Government
1602
Corporations .
1590
Fire Department .
1603
Foresters of America
1608
G. A. R. .
1608
Library
1604
Masonic
1608
Names of Residents 1457-1585
Odd Fellows 1608
Police Dept. 1602
Post Offices 1609
1603
Societies Clubs etc ..
1605
Street Directory
1449
Temperance Societies
1608
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
Alden Percy M. 1442
Ames Sword Co ..
1442
Andrews Robert.
1443
Belcher & Taylor Agricultural Tool Co. The.
1443
Bent William E. Co. The.
. Spfd dept
Blanchette & Beauchamp
1448
Burke J. C. & Son.
. Spfd dept
Burtworth Carpet Co.
1444
Caron Bros ..
. Spfd dept
Carreau Louis & Son .
Spfd dept
Chicopee Falls Savings Bank.
1442
Chicopee House. .
1448
Chicopee Savings Bank .
1441
Columbian New The.
1447
County League Adviser
1444
Duquette W. G.
1447
Fisk Rubber Co
Spfd dept
Fugere George H.
1446
Fuller Wm. J
1445
Gaylord-Kendall Co.
1441
Granfield John E.
1441
Hafey James E
1445
Haskins Daniel P
1447
Healey John J.
1448
Hinkley Fred L.
Spfd dept
Howard Fred H.
1447
Kendall The.
1448
Lahey Morris J
1445
Lamb Knitting Machine Co.
. back cover-Spfd dept
Ludden C. A.
1446
Mercier Julius
1446
National Scale Co.
1443
Page-Storms Drop Forge Co
Spfd dept
Ritter Herman.
1445
Rouillard A. S
1446
Smith Warren Pharmacy .
1444
Spalding A. G. & Bros. Mfg. Co.
1443
Springfield Facing Co ...
Spfd dept
Springfield Rendering Co.
. Spfd dept
Studio of Design.
. Spfd dept
SYNOPSIS
Names in Directory of 1914 (including 627 removals) 12,491
Names erased in preparing Directory of 1915. .2189
Names added in preparing Directory of 1915. . 2337
Names in Directory of 1915 (including 609 removals) 12,639
Increase. . 148
Changes of address in preparing Directory of 1915 1809
Total Changes in preparing Directory of 1915.
6944
Schools.
1441
ADVERTISEMENTS
Chicopee Savings Bank
Established 1854
DEPOSITS -
- $2,268,155
GUARANTY FUND AND PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT $162,600
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT'S commences the First Day of January, April, July, October. Any sum not exceeding One Thousand Dollars will be received on deposit, and compound interest allowed until Principal and Interest amount to Two Thousand Dollars.
Business Hours, 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Saturdays, 9 A.M. to 12.30 P.M. Friday Evenings, 6 to 8 P.M. Nelson B. Carter, President VICE-PRESIDENTS A. J. JENKS EMERSON G. GAYLORD
CORNELIUS J. DRISCOLL L. A. AUMANN WM. F. BOSTWICK, Clerk CHARLES J. SEAVER, Treasurer TRUSTEES N. B. CARTER C. E. CREHORE
JOHN P. KIRBY
FRANK P. LUDWIG
PRESTON C POND F. X. DEROIN
J. L. PEASE H. A. MORSE
W. J. FULLER J. M. GRISE
WM. F. BOSTWICK
EMERSON G. GAYLORD
DANA S. COURTNEY
14 Springfield Street, opposite City Hall Chicopee, Mass.
Frank C. Kendall
Emerson G. Gaylord GAYLORD-KENDALL CO. Bankers
Deposits received subject to check Discounts daily. Accounts solicited Chicopee, Mass.
John E. Granfield Real Estate and Auctioneer General Insurance
Fire, Accident, Plate Glass, Automobile, and Liability Insurance. Desirable House Lots for Sale. Loans Negotiated for 1st and 2d Mort- gages.
Property to Rent and Cared for and Rents Collected.
38 Center Street 85
Chicopee, Mass.
L. A. AUMANN A. J. JENKS C. J. DRISCOLL
G. A. BLAISDELL
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ADVERTISEMENTS
The Chicopee Falls Savings Bank
Established 1875 Banking Room, 105 Main Street, Chicopee Falls, Mass. Business Hours from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M., Saturday 9 A. M. to 12.30, and on Thursday and Saturday Evenings from 6 to 8 P. M.
Interest on Deposits Commences the First Day of January, April, July and October
DEPOSITS,
$1,500,000
Guaranty Fund and Profit and Loss Account,
$107,000
GEORGE M. MORTON, President
Vice-Presidents
L. J. GIBBS
A. R. MARTIN
FRED N. WITHREL
JOHN B. KNIGHT, Treasurer
E. J. O'NEIL, Clerk
MABEL HOBART PAGE, Asst. Treasurer
Trustees
CHARLES W. BRAY
CHARLES W. KING
IRVING H. PAGE
GEORGE W. BRAY
JOHN B. KNIGHT
W. S. PAGE
WILLIAM J. DUNN
LUCIEN N. LYON
F. E. PATTERSON
FRANK C. FLINT
A. R. MARTIN ALBERT E. TAYLOR
L. J. GIBBS
GEORGE M. MORTON
ELMER R. TAYLOR
F. L. HINKLEY
E. J. O'NEIL
FRANK S. TAYLOR
W. O. KENTFIELD
FRED N. WITHREL
Board of Investment
GEORGE M. MORTON
W. S. PAGE FRED N. WITHREL A. R. MARTIN
A. L. HOWARD, President
CHAS. A. BUCKLEY, Treasurer
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