Springfield city directory, and business advertiser, 1915, Part 9

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Publication date: 1915
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Rubber Belting

BOSTON B ELTING Co.

for power transmission and for conveying

Strong-Durable Economical

Fire Hose

Cotton, rubber-lined Mill Hose Jacket Hose

"American Underwriter's" Fire Hose

Cotton, rubber-lined Linen, Unlined

An approved brand of hose for out-door and in-door fire protection equipment

Rubber-Covered Rollers For all Textile and Paper Mill Uses

Of High Quality

Of Correct Consistency

Packings Gaskets Valves Springs Tubing Diaphragms Matting

BOSTON BELTING CO.

84 Linden Park St., Boston

New York

Buffalo

Chicago

San Francisco

Portland, Oregon

241

BOSTON

DELTINGHi

Safes, Sewing Machines

A. W. GIFFORD

LOCKSMITH AND STENCIL CUTTER

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES and VAULT DOORS

KEYS of all kinds Safes opened, repaired and moved

A liberal allowance for your old safe in exchange for a new one

We sell only the best grade of Safes Bargains in Second-hand Safes UMBRELLAS repaired and newly covered DOG COLLARS (your name stamped free) Your KEY duplicated while you wait

31 Lyman Street Telephone 2673

Springfield, Mass.

LIANDER Be

J. Lyman Griswold

Dealer in SEWING MACHINES

Needles, Parts, and Repairs for All Kinds Accordion Plaiting, Pinking and Hemstitching Done Buttons Made to Order 19 Resse Place, Springfield, Mass.

AN ADVERTISEMENT

IN the Directory is as necessary as the sign over your door. . It keeps you constantly before the Buyi- nblic.

2+2

Sheet Metal Workers, Shoes

Fletcher & Company Successors to Whitcomb Stove Co.

Practical Sheet Metal Workers

Agents for Royal Prince, Royal and Royal Victor Hot Air Furnaces A Full Supply of Repairs on Hand.

Cornices, Skylights, Ventilation, Furnaces, Heating, Blow Pipe, Metal Ceil- ings, Tin Roofs, Gutters, Conductors, Furnace and Stove Repairs. Repairing. a Specialty. Estimates.

27 Dwight Street Telephone 4357 Springfield, Mass.

Established 1882 C. E. RICE

Manufacturer of

TINWARE AND SHEET METAL PRODUCTS

Cans, Pans, Boxes, Tanks, Pails, Wire Gauze Strainers, etc. Special Articles of Any Kind Made to Order of Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Zinc, or Wire Cloth Milk Dealers' Supplies MILK CANS, Galvanized Milk Bottle Boxes, Mixing Tanks, etc. 331 Dwight Street

ADOLF MÜLLER

SHEET METAL SPECIALTIES BOXES, PANS, CANS, ETC. COPPER-SMITHING. GENERAL JOBBING BRASS AND GALVANIZED IRON WORK

BRASS SIGNS AND SHOW CASES

Phone 7491

242 Worthington Street

Springfield, Mass.

Dictators of Fashion Walk-Over Shoes

Walk-Over Pat Shop J. T. Schauv.

278 Main Street Springfield, Mass.

243

Signs, Stamps

SIGNS - - SIGNS - SIGNS

Maximum Publicity at Minimum Cost

BUCHHOLZ SIGN COMPANY

275 Main St., Springfield, Mass.

Outdoor Painted Bulletins Covering Entire New England

Distinctive Electric Signs ARTISTIC COMMERCIAL SIGNS Bronze, Copper, Wood, Brass, Carved, Cloth, Glass Electric Transparencies Phone 1567-M

Established 1865 Incorporated 1883 Re-Incorporated 1910

The R. H. Smith Mfg. Co. Stamps, Seal and Stencil Goods

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Rubber Stamps, Dating Stamps, Sign Markers, Numbering Stamps. Notarial and Society Seals. Interchangeable Rubber Type in Sets. Inks, Pads and Holders for Rubber and Metal Stamps.

Manufacturers of a Complete Line of Apparatus and Supplies for Stamp Makers.

367 Worthington Street, cor. Chestnut Springfield, Mass.

AN OPPORTUNITY

TO advertise your business in detail where people will see it. It will be referred and cross referred from headings people look at when they want to buy goods.

244

Storage

Officers:

Charles N. Dunn, President Emerson W. Oatley, Secretary W. Louis Williams, Treasurer

Directors: All the Officers, with Wm. H. Burgess and Howard W. Lang

ABSOLUTELY FIRE

PROOF

BAY STATE STORAGE &WAREHOUSE COMPANY> CAPACITY 3 MILLION CUBIC FEET

Consolidated with E. W Oatley & Co.

Absolutely Fireproof 3,000,000 Cubic Feet Capacity

Storage, Forwarding and Distribution

Of All Kinds of Manufactures and Merchandise in Car- loads and Less than Carloads

General Offices: 385 Liberty Street, Springfield

Springfield Warehouse:

Haverhill Warehouse:

Lowell

Warehouse:

385 Liberty St.

145 Essex St.

334 Jackson St.

Steam and Electric Tracks Connect with Our Platforms Telephone 223 Order Office: 306 Bridge Street,

Springfield, Mass.

245

Stoves and Furnaces

Burden-Bryant Co.

TWO

BEES

TRADE MARK

Coal and Gas Ranges

Refrigerators and Kitchen Furnishings Stove Boiler

Range

Repairs

Furnace

Gas Water Heaters, Oil Stoves and Oil Heaters Roofing Paper and Sal-Mo Shingles Furnace Pipe and Fittings, Chimney Doors, Fireplace Dampers, Basket Grates and Fireplace Fixtures.

27 and 29 Hampden Street Springfield, Mass.

Simpson Clark

Manufacturer of and Dealer in

Stoves, Furnaces, Ranges

Steam and Hot Water Heating Apparatus. Plumbing, Steam, and Gas Fitting, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Worker

157 State Street, opp. Dwight Street, and Y. M. C. A. Bldg. Springfield, Mass.

Leonard Clark & Son Ranges, Stoves and Furnaces Kitchen Furnishings Plumbing, Tin and Sheet Iron Work 106 State Street Telephone 5798 Springfield, Mass.

246

Stoves, Thermostats, Theatres

George R. Estabrook Successor to W. L. Wilcox & Co.

Ranges, Stoves and Furnaces Steam and Hot Water Heaters Sheet Metal and Galvanized Iron Work. Steam, Gas and Hot Water Piping Telephone

No. 146 State Street

Springfield, Mass.

S. L. Prentiss Co. Minneapolis Heat Regulators Newcomb Water Filters

Invincible Stationary and Portable Haruum Cleaners Filters for Domestic and Manufacturing Purposes

216 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass. Main Office, 176 Federal Street, Boston, Mass.

POLI'S PALACE

The Finest Theatre in New England

Safest, Largest, and Best Appointed Highest Grade Vaudeville - at Bargain Prices -

Two Great Shows Weekly Change of Program Monday and Thursday 3000 SEATS, MATINEES, 10 CENTS EVENING PRICES, 10, 15, AND 25 CENTS 192-194 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass.

247

Towel Supply, Typewriters

Springfield Coat, Apron and Towel Supply Co.

F. U. Wells, Proprietor Goods Furnished in Springfield and Surrounding Cities and Towns All Goods Custom Made

61 Franklin Street Springfield, Mass.

Sackett's Typewriter Exchange E. B. Sackett, Proprietor

Re-Manufactured Typewriters, All Kinds Sold and Rented. Overhauling and Repairing all Typewriters a Specialty. Ribbons and Carbons for all makes. Telephone and Mail Orders promptly filled

Multigraph and Form Letters Telephone 3483 Room 227, Myrick Building

29 Worthington Street and 10 Broadway, Springfield, Mass.

El Underwood .

Nº5

UNDERWOOD STANDARD TYPEWRITER

Nº 5

J. R. Crowley H. A. True

Springfield Typewriter Exchange

Dealers in

Rebuilt and Second-Hand Machines Ribbons, Carbon, Oil Repairing and Overhauling Neatly Done Telephone 4851

274 Main Street Springfield, Mass.

LISTS ANY BUSINESS. ACCURATE.

ANY LOCALITY. UP-TO-DATE.

F URNISHED by THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY. New Haven, Conn. Newark, N. J. Springfield, Mass.

248

Undertakers

ERNEST A. BYRON, Treas. and Manager

EMILY D. BYRON, Pres.

N. L. BYRON Estate FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

Office and Residence 18 Winthrop St., Springfield

LADY ASSISTANT Telephone 182

THIS LARGE AND HOMELIKE PARLOR IS AT YOUR DISPOSAL WITH- OUT CHARGE FOR HOLDING FUNERAL SERVICES

F. W. Brennan Funeral Director and Embalmer Lady Assistants

Telephone 5189

15 Clinton Street

Springfield, Mass.

Thomas F. Broughall Funeral Director

Lady Assistant

Residence, 142 Patton Street

Telephone Connection

161 Bridge Street

Springfield, Mass.

249

Undertakers

HORACE C. CARTER President

FRANK W. WINSLOW Secretary

C. J. ROADSTRAND Treasurer and Manager

THE ROADSTRAND PERRY CO.

INCORPORATED

FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS

TELEPHONE 112

35-37-39 HOWARD ST.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS

J. L. Caron

I. H. Caron

Caron Bros. Funeral Directors and Embalmers

Telephone 5206 163 William St. Springfield, Mass.

Telephone 296-W 74 Main St. Chicopee Falls, Mass.

Thomas P. Sampson Co. Funeral Directors Lady Assistants

Steamship Ticket Agents Foreign Exchange

Office Telephone 356-W Sampson's Residence Telephone 356-R

333 Dwight Street

Springfield, Mass.

Store Open Day and Night

INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS

BY Y Advertising in the City Directory. Others · have done it and so can you.

250

Welding

THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM

Weldco Garbage Receptacle With the Foot Lever

at Popular Prices.

FOR THE CHILDREN'S SAKE YOU MUST ORDER ONE

"SPRINGFIELD PRODUCT"

CAVE WELDING & MFG. COMPANY

SPRINGFIELD-HOLYOKE WELDING AND CUTTING

The Mortality of Advertising

T THE waste basket is the grave of millions of dollars worth of advertising every year. Keep your advertising out of the waste basket by using mediums that are not thrown away. The City Direc- tory is on the job 365 days in the year and no level headed man will think of the waste basket and the. City Directory at the same time.

The Price & Lee Company

251

Window Cleaning

American Window Cleaning Company

" We contract for general cleaning work by the day, month or year and maintain an intelligent, prop- erly supervised force of men. We are now serving many of the lead- ing banks, stores and business insti- tutions of Springfield and would like to serve you. Telephone 3413 for further information.

275 Main Street Springfield, Massachusetts

252

Wire Goods

ANCHOR POST IRON WORKS

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF IRON RAILINGS, ENTRANCE GATES AND WIRE FENCES

For Lawns, Gardens, Back Stops for Tennis Courts, Stock Paddocks, Poultry Runs, Jog Kennels, Etc. Unclimable Netting Fences and Iron Railings for Factories, Mills and Water Companies. GENERAL OFFICES, 165 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, ROOM 31 SAGE-ALLEN BUILDING, HARTFORD, CONN. N. E. DAY, Manager Telephone 248 Charter

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DIRECTORY

DESCRIPTION

OF THE

Attractions, Advantages, and Resources of SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS

FURNISHED BY THE

Springfield Board of Trade, Massachusetts

Springfield is the center of a spider's web, with many lines of railroads leading to it. The city is 99 miles from Boston, 136 from New York City, and 103 from Albany, with many prosperous towns and cities lying in between. Many of the people living in these towns and cities patronize Springfield stores so that Springfield, with a population of 105,000, is the trading center for 600,000. Railroads, trolleys, and good highways bring the trade to the city, and the stores and shops are always busy and prosperous.

Springfield-the Magnet City

Springfield is known as "The Magnet City" because of its at- traction. It has been compared a great many times to Western cities in its being a live wire, and because of the energy and ac- tivity of its wide-awake citizens. One of the finest examples of their loyalty to the city is the Municipal Group which recently has been completed, and which stands as a testimony to the generosity and civic pride of the citizens.

Springfield Is Famous

Springfield is famous as the home of the Springfield Armory, with its great history, both past and present. The Springfield Rifle is known throughout the world. Likewise Springfield has other world-wide known industries, such as the G. & C. Merriam Company, publishers of Webster's Dictionary; Barney & Berry, Inc., manufacturers of the Barney & Berry skates; National Equip- ment Company, candy machine manufacturers; New England Westinghouse Company, fire arms manufacturers; Hendee Manu-

facturing Company, Indian Motocycle manufacturers; and Smith & Wesson, manufacturers of revolvers.

Beauty and Attractions of the City

Springfield is known as "The City of Homes," and rightly can claim this title from many other cities described in the same way, for the beautiful parks (589.64 acres) and boulevards in the city, with the stately homes under great trees, are indeed charming. Forest Park, given to the city through the munificence of E. H. Barney and many other generous citizens, with an area of 476 acres, is one of the finest public parks in the country. The drives in and around Springfield are also pleasant.

The History of Springfield

William Pynchon and a band of brave followers founded Spring- field in 1636, and on May 14 the town was organized. The early days involved many vicissitudes with the Indians, picturesque incidents, and affairs of marked bravery. In 1647 a large addition was made to the territory of Springfield by the General Court so that the city included Westfield, Suffield, some of Southwick, West Springfield, Holyoke, Agawam, Chicopee, Enfield, Wilbraham, Somers, Ludlow, Longmeadow, and Hampden, but since then these have become independent cities and towns, although all were originally a part of Springfield.

In 1647 the village of Springfield was burned by marauding In- dians, but, Phœnix-like, arose.

In 1812 the southern part of Old Hampshire County was named Hampden and Springfield became a shire town. A Court House was erected in the town in 1821. On May 25, 1852, Springfield, with a population of 12,500, was incorporated as a city, and on May 25, 1886, the city celebrated its 250th anniversary; on May 25, 1911, in a delightful manner the 275th anniversary was likewise celebrated. The spirit of ancient and modern Springfield is em- bodied in the world-famous statue of Deacon Samuel Chapin, by Augustus Saint-Gaudens, which stands at the corner of Chestnut and State streets.

As an Educational Center

Springfield is noted as second to none in the excellence of its public schools. With three High Schools and a great many grade and private schools it maintains a high standard. There are 39

public schools in the city. The International Y. M. C. A. College and the American International College are also located in this city.

Like all New England cities it has many churches-63 in all- and many noteworthy ones among them.

Public Buildings

The principal public buildings in Springfield are the new Munic- ipal Group; the new Public Library; Springfield Art Museum; Museum of National History; Connecticut Valley Historical Society; Springfield Armory; Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Com- pany building; Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance Company building; the Law Courts; the Springfield Republican; the three High School buildings; Stearns Building; Hotel Kimball, and the Myrick Building (the headquarters of the Springfield Board of Trade).

Social Advantages

The social advantages are many, as Springfield is a very sociable place. There are various charities in this city which are very active, and the club life is indeed delightful. The Y. M. C. A. and the Y. W. C. A. occupy excellent buildings; the Boys' Club, an institution offering social recreation to over 1000 boys, is splendid for youthful exuberance; the Women's Club; the Nayasset Club, which is one of the leading men's clubs of New England; the newly organized Colony Club, which is to be located in the million dollar residence of the late D. B. Wesson; the Winthrop Club, and the Country Club of Springfield, besides many literary and social clubs, make the city a pleasant place in which to live as well as to work.

Newspapers and Other Publications

The principal newspapers of Springfield are the Springfield Re- publican, with an international reputation; the Springfield Union, which is doing much towards the upbuilding of Springfield and western New England; the Springfield Daily News, and the Spring- field Homestead. All of these papers are of a high grade, and the city is fortunate indeed in having them published here.

Transportation Facilities

The transportation facilities of Springfield are very fine indeed. There are 198 trains a day going in and out of the city on the various lines of railroads which enter here.

Taxable Values, Etc.

Real Estate (1914)

Real Estate exempt by law

- $153,556,710.00 6,375,450.00

Total assessed

$147,181,260.00

Personal estate (1914)

$36,475,167.56

Personal estate exempt

2,263,416.56

Total assessed

$34,211,751.00

Tax Rate (1914) State

$1.38

County -

.47

City

14.65

$16.50

Personal property assessed is 23% of the real estate.

All taxes are assessed in Springfield at a fair cash market value.

Gas and Electric Rates

Gas rate, 85 cents per thousand. Electric Light rate, 9 cents per kilowatt.

Electricity for manufacturing purposes-1 to 5 h.p., 5 cents per kilowatt; 6 to 20 h.p., 4 cents; 21 to 35 h.p., 3} cents; 36 to 50 h.p., 3 cents; 51 to 75 h.p., 22 cents; 75 to 100 h.p., 2} cents: mini- mum charge, $1.25 month per h.p.

Banks

Eleven. Annual bank clearance (1914), $141,754,564.50. Springfield is the home of skilled mechanics.

Springfield Board of Trade

The Springfield Board of Trade is one of the principal commer- cial organizations of its kind in the United States. It holds a national reputation for excellence. It has over 1,300 members, all of whom are of the city's best citizens. It has paid employees to the number of eight, and, besides the regular Board of Trade department, it maintains a Traffic Bureau for the advancement of all claims, shipments, etc., with the railroads, and a Credit-Report- ing and Collection Bureau. It is located in the Myrick Building, where excellent quarters are maintained on the main floor, and where a permanent exhibition of Springfield's manufacturing in- dustries may be seen. Address all inquiries for information to

GEORGE E. FOSS, Secretary.

CONTENTS

PAGE

Abbreviations.

.321

Advertisements. 2-254

Aldermen, Board of. .1285

Aldermen, Standing Committees of

.1285

Almshouse and Poor ..

.1286

American International College

1298

Ancient Order Hibernians.

.1320

Ancient Order of United Workmen

.1321

Bands

1167

Banks

1167

Blocks.

.315 ·

Business Directories :

Springfield.

1161

West Springfield 1427

Chicopee

1586

Longmeadow

1624

Carriage Fares

.1331

Catholic Schools 1297

Cemeteries

1329

Census Statistics ...

1343

Chicopee Department.

1439-1609

Churches

1298

City Government

1285

Corporations.

1185

Councilmen

1285

Councilmen, Standing Committees of

.1286

County Officers

.1333

Courts

1333

Express Lines. 1210

Fire Alarm Telegraph 1289

Fire Department. 1288

Foresters.

1321

Free Reading Rooms ..

1328

G. A. R. 1326

Halls

318

Homes for Friendless Women and Children 1303

Hospitals.

.1307

Improved Order Red Men 1322

Index to Advertisers

.294

Index to Out of Town Advertisers

.1283

Industrial House Charities

1306

International Y. M. C. A. College

1297

Justices of the Peace.

1334

Knights of Columbus 1322

Knights of Malta.

1312

Knights of Pythias

1322

Labor Organizations

1323

PAGE

Libraries

1328

Longmeadow Department. .1611-1626

Masonic.

1318

Meteorological Record. 1282

Military

.1328

Names of Residents :

Springfield. .322-930

West Springfield. 1369-1426

Chicopee .

1457-1585

Longmeadow

1615-1623

New England Order of Protection.

.1323

Notaries Public.

.1335

Odd Fellows

1319

Parcel Post. 1340-1341

Police Department 1289

Polish Societies .1325

Ponds and Reservoirs.

.315

Post Office

1336

Private Schools

.1266

Provident Dispensary. 1305

Public Parks.

.314

Railroad Companies. 1330

Regular Army and Navy Union. 1326

Religious Schools.

1297

Religious and Benevolent Organizations .1302

Royal Arcanum

.1323

School Committee. .1292

School Department. 1292

Social Clubs.

1327

Societies, Clubs, Associations, etc. 1308

Springfield Board of Trade. 1315

State Government.

1336

Street Guide (Pink section). 931

Street Railway

1330

Streets, Places, Squares, etc. .298

Temperance Organizations. 1325

Underwriters, Springfield Board of. 1315

Union Relief Association

.1305

United States Armory 1342

United States Government 1336

War Veteran Associations 1326

Water Works.

.1291

West Springfield Department.

1359-1437

Young Men's Christian Associations and

Auxiliaries.

.1306

Young Women's Christian Association .... 1306

SPRINGFIELD SYNOPSIS

Names in Directory 1914 (including 2,054 removals) 62,568

Names erased in preparing Directory of 1915 8,899

Names added in preparing Directory of 1915 .10,191

Names in Directory of 1915 (including 2,504 removals).

.63,860

Increase

1,292

Changes of address in preparing Directory of 1915. 10,081

Total changes in preparing Directory of 1915. .31,675

WILLIAM C. SIMONS 381 Main St., Springfield, Mass. Municipal and Railway Securities Trust Fund and Savings Bank Investments

Correspondent Messrs. Lee, Higginson & Co. Boston

Foreign Exchange

Letters of Credit

Draw on

Messrs. N. M. Rothschild & Sons

Messrs. Coutts & Company

London

Messrs. Morgan, Harjes & Co.

Paris

Being connected with New York and Boston stock exchanges, by private wire, through our correspondents in those cities, we are prepared to execute orders in either market with every ad- vantage to our customers

INDEX TO ADVERTISERS

PAGE

Abrams Samuel.

.83

Abrasive Mining & Mfg.

Adams & Crockett Inc.

.. 137

Adams & Ruxton Construc-

tion Co.

Adaskin Furniture Co

100

Adjusto Specialty Co

200

Adleman Martin F.

Aetna Life Insurance Co

.125

Alderman Howard F

230

Alderman O. C.

111

Allbe Charles A.

199

Allbe & Lincoln Co.

200

Alley Abraham H.

Alpert M .

Alport L. I. . .

174

American Homes Develop-

Breglio P. A. & Co .... 146, 236

ment Trust.

217

Brennan F. W. .

249

American House.

121

American Real Estate Co .. 30

American

Window

Clean-

ing Co .. .

252

Anchor Post Iron Works. .

253

Brinkerhoff F. C .. .

227

Brooks Bank Note Co.

152

Angers Bros. .

155

Angers G. Arthur

Angers J. A. & Bro.

158

Annable C. H. .

157

Antiseptic File Co.

Asher's.

Ashley H. W

188

Ashley & Peterson

222

Asia The ..

237

Associated Realty Trust .

224

Atwater E. C. & Co.

Atwood C. W.

211

Auto Tire Co ..

Automobile

Dealer

and

Repairer .

Axtell C. S. & Co.

212

Baab Otto.

196

Bacon Benjamin G.

202

Bacon-Farnum Co.

.174

Bailey C. L & Son .

Bailey Underwear House.

Baker Ayling & Co ..

Balloch J. S.

Barker J. K. 93

Barlow Seth H.

225

Barnett Morris H.

Barrett Merrick C.

Barrett Mfg. Co .... back cover

Barry Garratt S.

146

Bartholomew R. C.

158

Baush Mach. Tool Co.

.172

Bay State Elevator Co.

.163

Bay State Fur Co .. .

102

Bay State Storage & Ware-

house Co ...

. 245

Beacon Adjustment Co.

Beaman C. F. Co .

191

Beauchemin J. B. & J. S.

Beauchemin John O.

202

Beauvais Ernest E.

232

Belcher J. M

233

Belding W. C ..

108

Bellows William S.

139

Bemis & Call Hardware and

Tool Co.

172

Bennitt Motor Car Co 14 Bent William E Co. The. .. 157

Berlin Construction Co.

Berry Bros. .

Besse, Carpenter Co.

Bidwell Raymond A.

140

Big Fire Proof Garage

Bigelow

Cheney

Wire

176

Billings-Chapin Co.

190

PAGE

Biscotti & Co.

.151, 236

Bishop John F ..

Co .. .

166

Bliss & Lavalle. . bottom stencil

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Springfield city directory, and business advertiser, 1915, Part 9

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

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