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out subjecting it to letter postage. Reproductions from Hectograph, Pa- pyrograph. Elcetric Pen, or other similar process easy of recognition, may be sent as third class if mailed at post-office and in lots of not less than 20 identical copies. The limit of weight 4 pounds except single vol- umes of books to which there is no limit of weight.
Fourth class-Patterns, address tags, bill heads, letter heads, playing cards, blotting paper bearing printed advertisements, merchandise, metals and all other matter not included in the first second and third classes. Ion at full letter rates.
Postage 1 cent for each ouuee or fractiou. Full prepayment compul- sory. The limit of weight 4 pounds. Tags or labels may be attached, marked or numbered for purpose of description.
All mail matter of the third and fourth classes should be securely wrapped, but admit of easy inspec- tion. When matter of a lower class is enclosed with matter of a higher class, the whole package is subject to postage at the higher rate.
Liquids (not vinous, spiritnous, ardent or malt), oils (uot exceeding four ounces liquid measure), salves, ointments and articles easily liquefia- ble and uot liable to explode or ignite spontaneously or by shock or jar: also ink-powder, pepper and other powder not explosive or poisonous may be forwarded in the Domestic mails when put up in glass bottles or vials strong enough to stand the shock of handling in a metal, wooden or paper-mache block or tube, uot less than three sixteenths of an inch thick, impervious to liquids includ- ing oils, lined with a cushion of some absorbeut material, and fastened with a cover so adjusted as to make the block or tube water tight, or in tin or metal tubes, fastened with a lid, and placed securely in a woodeu block or tube open oniy at one end, of sanic thickness and strength as above. On all such packages the sender may write or print his name or address, preceded by the word "Form," and
Mexico-Matter addressed to Mex- ico is subject to same rules and con- ditions as if it were addressed for delivery in the United States, except that articles of merchandise not sent s bon file trade samples, are re- quired to be sent by parcel post. Sealed packages other thau letters in their nsual aud ordinary formn are not allowed to be dispatched to Mex- ico, even if postage is prepaid there-
Commercial papers for Cauada and Mexico 5 cents for first 10 oz. or less, and 1 cent each additional 2 oz or less. Limit of weight 4 Ibs. 6 oz. and must be unsealed.
Special Delivery-A Special Stamp of the face value of ten cents at- tached to any article of mailable matter, in addition to the lawful postage of such article. entitles it to immediate delivery within the car- rier delivery limit of any Free Deliv- ery Post Office, and within one mile of any other Post Office in the United States. The law permits the delivery by mail of letters bearing only the Special Delivery Stamp, but the or- dinary postage due will be collected of the addressee ou delivery. Letters from foreign countries bearing
United States Special Delivery Stamps are entitled to Special Deliv- ery.
The hours withiu which Speclal Delivery shall be made in Free Delivery Post offices, are from 7 a. m. to 11 p. m. unless iu special cases otherwise ordered by the Postmaster- General. At other post offices the hours are at least from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. aud to the arrival of the last mail, not later than 9 o'clock p. m.
All letters or packages contaiuiug mouey or valuable articles should be registered to insure their safe deliv- ery. The fee for registration is eight (8) cents addition to regular postage
Domestie Money Orders-Not ex- ceeding 82.50 3 cents; exceeding $2.50 and not exceeding 85.00 5 cents; exceeding $5.00 aud uot ex- ceeding $10.00 8 cents; exceeding $10.00 and not exceeding $20.00 10 cents ; exceeding $20.00 and not cx- ceeding $30.00 12 cents; exceeding $30.00 and not exceeding $40.00 15 cents; exceeding $40.00 and not ex- ceeding $50.00 18 cents; exceeding $50.00 and not exceeding $60.00 20 cents; exceeding $60.00 and not ex- ceeding $75.00 25 cents; exceeding $75.00 and not exceeding $100.00 30 cents.
International Money Orders -- $10-10 cents; $20-20 cents; $30 -- 30 cents; $40-40 eents; $50-50 cents ; $60-60 cents ; $70-70 cents; $80-80 cents; $90-90 cents; $100- 81. Cuba, Porto Rico, Phillipines, Hawaii, Canada and Newfoundland are domestic,
When payable in Bahamas, Bel- gium, Bermuda, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Egypt. Jamaica, Liberia, Inxem- burg, Mexico. Peru and the Trans- vaal, the rates are 8 eents for $10.00 and one half the International rates for greater amounts.
Foreign (Canada, Mexico Puerto, Rico, the Philipines, Hawaii, Gnam. Tutnila, Shanghai, China and Cuba not Included). Rates of postage 5 cents per letter of & oz. or 15 grams,
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or fraction; printed matter 1 cent per two ounees or 50 grams or frae- tion : size of package limited to 18 inch cube, or in form of a roll 30 iuches long by 4 inches diameter commercial papers (Canada and Mex- ico included) 5 cents far 10 ounces or 250 grams, or fraction, and 1 cent for every additional 2 ounces or 50 grams, size of package limited to 4 lbs 6 oz. Admissible bona fide trade samples of merchandise, 2 eents for first 4 ounces or less and 1 cent for each additional 2 ounces or fraction thereof ; limit of weight is 12 ouuees ; limit of length 12 inches; breadth S inches ; depthi 4 inches.
Postal cards, 2 cents : postal cards with paid auswer, 4 ecnts. Registry fee S cents.
Railroad Stations
Cambridge rear 1847 Mass av East Cambridge, foot Third Fresh Pond, Fresh Pond av Mt Auburn, Mt Auburn, cor Hol- worthy
North Camb June, 2440 Mass av West Camb, Sherman, cor Bolton
Middlesex County Incorporated May 10, 1643 Shire Towns, Cambridge (East) and Lowell
County Officers -Charles J McIntire aud George F Lawton, Judge of Pro- bate and Insolveney; William E Rogers of Wakefield, Registrar of Probate and Insolvency; Frederick M Esty of Framingham Asst Regis- trar of Probate and Insolvency ; Ed- ward 1I Thompson of Cambridge, Supt of Indexes; J P Thompson of Lowell, Registrar of Deeds, North- ern District ; Edwin O Childs of New- ton, Registrar of Deeds, Southern District ; Thomas Leighton Jr, Asst ; George A Sanderson, Ayer, Distriet Attorney ; Hugh Bancroft, Asst Dis- triet Attorney ; Joseph O Hayden of Somerville, County Treas; Theodore C Hurd of Winehester, Clerk of the Courts ; John L Ambrose of Somer- ville, Ist Asst Clerk; William C Dil- lingham of Malden, 2d Asst Clerk ; Ralph N Sinith of Arlington, 3d Asst Clerk; Roger HI Ilurd, 4th Asst Clerk
County Commissioners - Francis Bigelow of Natick, Samuel O Upham of Waltham, Levi S Gould of Mel- rose Meetings at Cambridge every Tuesday and Saturday, except in September; at Lowell the first l'ues- day in September The jurisdiction of the County Commissioners of Mid- dlesex extends over Revere and Win- throp in the County of Suffolk
PARCELS POST
Parcels may he sent by mail necom- panied by a Customs Declaration to the following countries
Bahamas, Bolivia, Barbadoes, Cai- cos Islands, Chile, Cohibia U S of, Costa Rica, Danish West Indies, Ger- many, Guiana British Guatemala, Honduras British Republic of, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Japan, Leeward Islands, Mexico, Nicaragua, New- foundlaud, New Zealand, Norway, Sal- vador, Turks Island, Trinidad, Toba- go, Venezuela, Windward Islands
Rate for one pound or less and each additional pouud or fraction 12 cents except to Bolivia and Chile to which rate is 20 cents
Limit of weight is eleven pounds except to Germany, [Hong, Kong Nor- way and Japan and to certain places
Associate Commissioners-Edward E Thompson of Woburn, David T Strange of Stoneham
Law Library-Grace H Parker, Li- brariau
House of Correction-John R Fair- bairn, Master; George W Cushiug, Ransom Willard, Depnty Masters ; Fred Il Smith, Clerk; William H Sleeper, Steward; James C Herring Johu W Sleeper Receiving Clerks, William C Haekert, Charles E Bacon, R D Groombridge, Daniel MeMillan, Prison Officers ; Warren G Livermore, William F Bridge, Rix L Newton, Shop Officers ; Frank E Shaw, George W Carter, A L Vannah, L S Harding, George I Gardner, Fred A Ferris, Watehinen ; Warren Crane, Harry W Marston, G H Hawes, Engineers; Herbert J Norton, Harry E Walker. E H Pickering, Firemen; Charles II Chickeriug, Gustaf Canuel, Maehin- ists ; EJ Wright, Electrician ; Edward R Utley, MD, Physician ; Rev Robert Walker, Chaplain ; Misses F B Scobo- ria, S A Tapley, Mrs T M Crockett, Pauline Shaw, Matrons ; C F Kenney, Supt Brush Dept; W C Jones, Asst Supt Brush Dept; Fred Griffin, Fred C Bean, James A Furfey, W F Bridge, Thomas St Germain, Instructors Brush Dept
Bail Commissioners-Henry II Win- slow, Edward B Malley, William V Thompson, William J Greene
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Of- ficers-Samuel HI Folsom of Winches- ter, William C Dillingham of Maldcu
Sheriff-Jolin R Fairbairn of Cam- bridge
ville of Malden
in Mexco to which it is 4 1hs 6oz
Limit of size is 3 ft € in long and 6 ft length and girth combined except to U S of Columbia, Costa Rica and Mexico to which the limit of length is 2 ft and girth 4 ft
Value limited for Hong, Kong Nor- way and Japan to $50.00
Auy person wishing to withdraw a letter after having mailed it should make immediate application to the postmaster, and in case the letter has not been forwarded it will be re- turned. If the letter has been for- warded, he cau request the postmas- ter to telegraph the postmaster a3 the office to which the letter is ad- dressed to return the same, the owner of letter paying charges for tele- graphing.
Deputy Sheriff's-Alvah S Baker of Lowell, Walter C Wardwell of Cam- bridge, Bartholomew M Young of Cambridge, James H Mckenna of Waltham, Charles G Whitman of Marl- borough, George Nutt of Natick, Samuel W Tucker of Newton, Henry C Sherwin of Ayer, Joseph H Buck of Woburu, M Frank Eastman of Mel- rose, Lyman HI Richards of Malden, B S Tolman of Waltham, William H Walsh of South Framingham, George F Stiles of Lowell, Edward W Clark of Tewksbury, Charles A Eveleth of Lowell, G W Cushing of Cambridge, J Willard Jones of Somerville, Harry E Shaw of Lowell
Superior Court Officers-George F Stiles aud Harry E Shaw of Lowell, Arthur H Wiggiu of Newton, James R Parry of Somerville, George W W Saville of Malden, John E Tidd of Woburn, J Edwin Fairbairn of Can- bridge, Charles F Morse of Marlbor- ough, William R Davis of Cambridge, Isaac I Doaue, Court Stenog
COURTS
Supreme Judicial Court at Lowell, third Tuesday of April; Cambridge, third Tuesday of October
Superior Court-Civil Sittings at Cambridge; (jury two sessions) first Monday of Jauuary ; Court, first Mou- day of February ; Jnry first Mouday of April ; Court, first Monday of April ; Court, first Monday of May; Court third Monday of September; Jnry first Monday of October. At Lowell Jury, first Monday of April; Court, fourth Monday of May; Jury first Monday of October; Court, third Monday of November.
CriminalTerms; at Cambridge on the first Monday of December and the first Monday in June; at Lowell ou the first Tuesday after first Monday Special Sheriff-George W W Sa- of September and first Monday of March.
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Justices of the Peace
* To Solemnize Marriages
Dickinson Alexander
Jose Edwin H
Piper George F
Diekinson David 'T'
Kelleher John A
l'iper Ilenry A
Dolan Harry FR
Kelley George H
Ponce John H
Dudley Howland
Kelogg Charles F
Pope Eugene A
Dunbar William H
Kiernan Thomas J
Pray Benjamin S
Durant William B
Kingsley Chester W
Pugh James 'T'
Knappe Carl
Rady Andrew J Rand Edward L Reardon Edmund
Baldwin Louis F
Edes Henry H
Lamb George
*Lambert Frank H
Richardson William M
Bancroft JJacob
Ehnore S D
Lathrop William L
Rogers Edward H
Barbour Alfred L
Eriekson Oscar T
Law Emerson W
Rogers Frederick W
Barker Ernest Barnes Karl S
Fairbairn John R
Lawrence George P
Leighton Thomas Jr
Lewis William H
Fay Franeis B
Lincoln Henry L
Russell Herbert F
Bell Stoughton
Fern Otis L
Livermore Joseph P
Russell J Henry
Bennett Josiah Q
Fisk Frederic D
Lockhart Benjamin A
Sanderson Ernest J
Bird Herman
Fiske John M
Lombard Nathan C
Sargeant Cyrus
Bird Theodore Read Blackman Arthur W Blodgett Warren K Bonney Pelham
Foster F Apthorp
Malley Edward B
Marble Wm
Sawyer John S
Boothby Charles II
Francis Olmore C
Marehant Everett L
Borland Charles
Frazier Daniel W
Maskell James A
Brandon Edward J
Frost Arthur Il
McCaller George M
Breman JJohn P
Fudge David
McCoy William B
Severance George E
Bright Elmer H Brooks John
Giles George A
MeDuffie John
Buffum Albert F
Gillis William K
MeIntire Charles J
Sleeper Fred W Smith Jeremiah Jr
Bullard Daniel W Bullard JJohn C Bunton George W
Gould Marshall II
MeKelleget George F
McKelleget Richard J
Smith-Westo! Rob't D
Greene Wm J
Mckenzie Frederick A McNeill George E
Soper James B Spalding Thorndike Spelman Henry M
Capelle Jonas F
Gutheim Albert T
Melledge Robert J
Spencer Charles W
Carey Stephen V A Carney Francis J
Hale Edwiu B
Merrill Samuel
Carrick George II Casey Thomas H
Hall Williams S .
* Meyers Julins
Hambly John B
Millan Albion L
Stevens Elbridge G
Hammond Franklin T
Morgan George F
Hancock Charles E
Munroe George H1
Hannighan Jolm E
Munroe William A
Murphy John F
Muzzey David P
llarlow Frank S
Nash Nathaniel C
Thomas Charles H Thompson Edward H
Nickerson Wm P'
Thompson Silas O
Ilenderson Chas W
lhewitt Fred L
O'Brien Edward B
Thompson William V Thurston John H Towne Geo H
Ilildrethi Stanley B Hill James D
Osborn Horace K
Traynor Francis
Holt Homer C
Parker Edmund M
Vaughan Henry G
Houghton Charles W
Parry John E
Vine Ernest V
lowe Archibald M
Parry Robert A
Wadden Edward F
Ilowe Ceorge E
llowes Edwin A Jr
Walton Milton L
Peirce Joseph HI
Wardwell Walter C
Pennell James F Perrin Franklin Povear Arthur S
Pevey Gilbert A A
Phelan William T
Wells Henry J
Pierce Charles F
Wells John D
Pierce (' Fred Pike Eben W
Wentworth Joseph White Moses P'
Burrage Frederic E *Busnach Ilenry Cahill George S Campbell Francis
Gregg Robert E
Grovestein R Currie
MeSweeney Charles II
Merrill John D
Spencer Thomas W
Hall James M W
Metcalf Eliab W
Stearns Harry N Stearns William F Stephens George
Chamberlain Albert HI Chamberlain Frank C Chamberlain Walter B Champlin Edgar R Chase Herbert M Clark Charles F Coburn Irving B Conant Charles W Conant Ilarry W Conlan Felix Cook Frank Gaylord
Stewart Arthur M *Stoeker Alfred A Stone Arthur P Storey Fred G Thebodeau Wm A
Hannum Leander M Harding William P
Harrison Charles II
Nelligan Peter
Haskins David G Jr llastings Frank W
Noon S Henry Oakes John I
Thompson Williamn G
Coreoran John H Cornish Henry C Coveney John W Cox George Howland Cram Henry B Cushing Geo W Cushman Charles A Cutter Henry O Cutter Watson G
Peabody William R Pear Albert M
Waleott Charles
Howlett Horace B Hubbard Charles E Hunt Freeman Ilunter Robert Wm Hurley Jolm 1}
Warner Roger S Waterman Cortis H Wangh Charles Weeks Charles T
Dallinger Frederic W Dallinger William W Daly Augustine J Dana Richard H Davis Bancroft G * Davis George A Davis Henry B Dayfoot John B
Gage Setlı N
McDermott Frank
Shead Oliver W Shechan Johu L
Given Charles S
Mclver James A
Gorham Alfred
McKee George II
Smith Ralph N Smith William B
Gray Horace J
Lynch Maurice M
Saville Huntington
Ford George D
Mackintire George E
Sawyer George A Sawyer Jabez A
Fox Jabez
Rolfe Charles J
Farley J Wells
Farrell Arthur L
Rowe Ernest Il Russell Charles L
Bartlett Edward E Bates James E
Dyar Fred K Dyer John L
Kronan Edward J
Baneroft Hugh
Ela Richard
Adams Charles W Ahern John J Allen Frank A Apsey Albert S Authier Joseph O Aylward James F Badger Walter I Bailey Hollis R
Hutchins William E Johnson Andrew J Jones George W James llenry JJ JJr
Oppenheim James P'
Haines Arthur W
Sehmidtko Fred M Scott John J Sellers Samuel C
Foley J Joseph
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White Richard D Whitman Edomud 1
Chase Herbert M
Henderson Arthur R
Reed Thomas
Chipman George 1 Clark Edward E
Hildreth Alfred 11 Hikfreth John L Hill James D Holmes George H
Roche Everett C Rogers Edward II Rolfe Charles J Sander Win J E Savage Edward F
Winslow Henry HI
Conant Charles M
Witte Martin
Conant Harry W
Howard Geo HI
Wolcott Chandler
Conlan Felix
Howe Archibald M
Sawyer George A Sellers Samuel C Shea John T Sleeper Fred W
Woodrow JAS Woodworth Ralph Wymau Charles F Wyman Job P' Young BartholomewM
Coveney John W Cox Geo Howland
Hurley Jolm II
Smith Jere Jr
Hutchins William E
Cranston John S
James Henry J Jr Jose Edwiu H
Crowley Patrick
Dallinger Frederick W
NOTARIES PUBLIC Daly Augustine J
Adams Austiu W
Davis Braneroft G
Almy Charles Amee John
Apsey Albert S
Denison Arthur E
De Wolf John O
Lombard Nathan C
Stone Arthur P
Badger Walter I
Dodge Edward S
Mason Geo A
Strattou Charles F
Barbour Alfred L
Dolan Thomas F
McCallar George M
Taylor J Watsou Taylor J Waston Jr
Barnes Fraucis J
Downing Edward H
McEnery Fred W
Bartlett Edward E
Dunbar William H
MeKenzie Frederick A
Thacher Stephen
Bassett J Colby
Durant William B
Melledge Robert J
Thompson William V
Beatty Williaui R
Elliott Frederie S
Moore Fred W
Bird Hermau
Emery Woodward
Moore John T
Underwood Porter A
Booker Robert C Jr
Flaig Simon
Mullin Frederick R
Van Everen Horace
Boothby Charles H
Fox Joseph
Murphy John F
Walcott Charles
Bowker Arthur L
Frost Lloyd A
Muzzey David B
Walcott Henry P
Brandon Edward J
Gillis William K
Myers James J
Walker Win H
Brooks Arthur H Brooks John
Goodnow Wm HI
Noon S Henry
Wells James A
Brooks Wm F
' Gray Horace J Greene Wm .J Gregg Robert E
Parker Edmund M
White Moses P
Bullard John C
Gutherim August G
Pear William HI
White Paul M
Burke Charles A Cahill George S
Hancock Charles E
Pevey Gilbert A A
Whit:emore Charles A
Carey Stephen V A Carlton Charles E
Hannum Leander M
Phelps William D
Champlin Edgar R
Haskins David G Jr
Pugh James 'T'
Winslow Henry J
Chandler FF Alexander Chaney George C
Hayes William A 2d
Hearsey Walter H
Rand Edward L
Woodworth Ralph Wyman John P
Whitney Henry F Whittemore Charles A Williams Henry M
Clarke George Lemist
Clarke Joseph
Coates Frank 1
Holt Homer C Howard Arthur L
Cook Frank Gaylord
Hubbard Charles E
Kellogg Charles F
Keniston Charles E Jr
Davis Henry B
Lambert Frank H
Lawrence George P
Maloney James P'
Stover Harry E
Baneroft Hugh
Doherty Walter E
Meyers Julius
Millan Albion L
Thorp Joseplı G Thurston Johu HI
Blaikie Suther
Fisk Frederick D
Morris William A S
Borland Charles
Francis Olmore C
Newsome Moses
Warner Rogers S
Oakes John H
O'Brien James J
Wells John D
Brown William M
Buffum Albert F
Hambly John B
Perkius George A
Whitman Edmund A
Haunigan John E
Phelan William T
Wildes George D
Quiuby William
Smith Ralph N Spalding Eliot Spalding Thorudike Spelman Henry M Spencer Charles W Spencer Thomas W Stearns Harrv N Stetsou Henry C Stocker Alfred A
Kiernan Thomas J Knappe Carl
Deitrick Fred S
Aylward James F
Earle Walter F
Bell Stoughtou
Given Charles S
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CENSUS
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1900. Total, - 2,805,346. Names of Cities are printed in CAPITALS.
BARNSTABLE CO.
Mansfield 4,006
Buekland 1,446
Barnstable
4,364
NEW BEDFORD62, 442
Charlemont
1,094
Bourne
1,657
North Attleboro
7,253
Colerain
1,749
Brewster
8:29
Norton
1,826
Conway
1,458
Chatham
1,749
Raynham
1,540
Deerfield
1,969
Dennis
2,333
Rehobotlı
1,840
Erving
973
Eastham
502
Seekonk
1,673
Gill
1,015
Falmouth
3,500
Somerset
2,241
Greenfield
7,927
Harwich
2,334
Swansea
1,645
Hawley
429
Mashpee
303
TAUNTON
31,036
Heath
441
Orleans
1,123
Westport 2,890
Leverett
744
Provincetown
4,247
Total 252,029
Monroe
305
DUKES CO.
Montagne
6,150
Chilmark 324
New Salem
807
Cottage City 1,100
Northfield
1,966
Edgartown 1,209
Orange
5,520
Gay Head
173
Rowe
549
Gosnold
164
Shelburne
1,508
Adams
11,134
Shutesbury
382
Alford 272
Beeket 994
1.221
Total 4,561
ESSEX CO.
Whately
769
Dalton
3,014
Egremont
758
Florida
390
Boxford
704
Agawam
2,536
Ilancock
451
Danvers
8,542
Blandford
836
Hinsdale
1,485
Essex
1,663
Brimfield
941
Lanesboro
780
Georgetown
1,900
Chester
1,450
Lee
3,596
GLOUCESTER
26,121
CHICOPEE
19,167
Lenox
2,942
Groveland
2,376
E. Longmeadow
1,187
Monterey
455
Hamilton
1,614
Granville
1,050
Mt. Washington
122
HAVERHILL
37,175
Ilampden
782
New Ashford
107
Ipswich 4,658
Ilolland
169
New Marlboro
1,282
LAWRENCE
62,559
IIOL YOKE
45,712
NO. ADAMS
24,200 476
Lynnfield
888
Ludlow
3,536
Peru
253
Manchester
2,522
Monson
3,402
PITTSFIELD
21,766
Marblehead
7,582
Montgomery
273
Richmond
679
Merrimac
2,131
Palmer
7,801
*ulisfield
661
Methuen
7.512
Russell
793
Savoy
506
Middleton
839
Southwick
1,040
Sheffield
1,804
Nahant
1,152
SPRINGFIELD 62,059 Tolland
275
Tvringham
486
NEWBURYP'T 14,478
Wales
773
Washington
377
North Andover
4,243
Westfield
12,310
West Stockbridge 1,158
Peabody
11,523
West Springfield 7,105
Williamstown
5,013
4,592
Wilbraham
1,595
Total
95,667
Salisbury
1,558
HAMPSHIRE CO.
Saugus
5,084
Amherst
5,028
Acushnet 1,221
Swampscott
4,548
Belchertown
2,292
Attleboro 11,335
949
Wenham
847
Cummmington 748
Don'tmouth
3,669
West Newbury
1,558
Easthampton
5,603
Digliton
1,802
Easton 9
4,837
Total
357,030
Goshen
316
Fairhaven
3,567
FRANKLIN CO.
Granby
761
Ashtiek
955
Greenwich
491
FALL, RIVER 104,863 Freetown
1,394
Bernardstou
792
Hadley
1,789
·
2,081
Newbury
1,601
Windsor
507
Rowley
1,391
SALEM
35,956
Total 175,603
BRISTOL CO.
'Topsfield
1,030
Chesterfield
611
Berkley
1,448
Truro
767
Wellfleet
988
Yarmouth
1,682
Total
27,826
BERKSHIRE CO.
West 'l'isbury
442
Warwick
619
Wendell
492
Clarksburg
943
Amesbury
9,473
Andover
6,813
Total 41,209
BEVERLY
13,884
IIAMI'DEN CO.
Great Barrington 5,854
LYNN
68,513
Longmeadow
811
Otis
Tisbury
1,149
Sunderland
771
Cheshire
Leyden
379
Sandwich
Eufick
1,036
Stockbridge
Rockport
526
CENSUS
Hatfield
1,500
Wilmington
1,596
BOSTON
560,865
Huntington
1,475
Winchester
7,248
CHELSEA
34,072
Middlefield
410
WOBURN
14,254
Revere
10,395
NORTH'MPT'N 18,643
Total
565.696
Winthrop
6,058
Pelham
462
Plainfield
404
Preseott
380
Nantucket
3,006
NORFOLK CO.
Southampton
1,012
Avon
1,741
Athol
7,061
South Hladley
4,526
Belungnam
1,682
Auburn
1,621
Ware
8,263
Braintree
5,981
Barre
2,059
Westhampton
469
Brookline
19,935
Berlin
1,003
Williamsburg
1,926
Canton
4,584
Blackstone
5,721
Cohasset
2,759
Total
58,820
Dedham
7,457
Boylston
1,364
Dover
656
Brookfield
3,062
MIDDLESEX CO.
Acton
2,120
Franklin
5,017
Ashby
876
Hyde Park
13,244
Douglas
3,553
Ayer
2,446
Medway
2,761
FITCHIBURG
13,531
Bedford
1,208
Millis
1,053
Gardner
10,813
Belmont
3,929
Milton
6,578
Hardwick
3,203
Boxborough
316
Norfolk
980
Harvard
2,464
CAMBRIDGE
91,886
QUINCY
23,899
Hopedale
2,087
Carlisle
480
Randolph
3,993
Hubbardston
1,227
Chelmsford
3,984
Sharon
2,060
Lancaster
2,478
Concord
5,652
Stoughton
5,442
Leicester
3,416
Dracut
3,253
Walpole
3,572
Leominster
1,332
EVERETT
24,336
Westwood
1,112
Mendon
11,376
Groton
2,052
Wrentham
2,720
Millbury
500
Hopkinton
2,623
Total
151,539
Northboro
7,036
Lexington
3,831
Abington
4,489
Nortlı Brookfield
4,587
Lincoln
1,127
Bridgewater
5,806
Oakham
588
Littleton
1,179
BROCKTON
40,063
Oxford
2,677
LOWELL
94,969
Carver
1,104
Paxton
459
MALDEN
33,664
Duxbury
2,075
Petersham
441
Maynard
3.142
Halifax
522
Princeton
975
MEDFORD
18,244
Hanover
2,152
Royalston
958
MELROSE
12,962
Hanson
1,455
Rntland
1,334
Natick
9,488
Hingham
5,059
Shrewsbury
1,921
North Reading
1,035
Kingston
1,955
Southbridge
10,025
Pepperell
3,701
Lakeville
958
Spencer
7,627
Reading
4,969
Marion
902
Sterling
1,420
Sherborn
1,483
Marshfield
1,810
Sturbridge
2,058
Shirley
1,680
Mattapoisett
1,061
Sntton
3,328
SOMERVILLE
61,643
Middleboro
6,885
Templeton
1,937
Stow
1,002
Pembroke
1,240
Uxbridge
3,599
Sudbury
1,150
Plymouth
9,592
Warren
8,804
Townsend
1,804
Rochester
986
Westboro
2,314
Wakefield
9,290
Scituate
2,470
West Brookfield
1,448
WALTHAM
23,481
Wareham
3,432
Westminster
1,327
Watertown
9,706
West Bridgewater 1,711
Winchendon
5,001
Wayland
2,303
Whitman
6.155
WORCESTER
118,421
Westford
2,624
Weston
1,834
'Toto'
113,985
Total
346,958
Arlington
8,603
Holbrook
2,229
Dana
2,113
Ashland
1,525
Medfield
2,926
Dudley
4,869
Billerica
2,775
Needham
4,016
1,139
Burlington
593
Norwood
5,480
Lunenburg
911
Framingham
11,302
Weymouth
11,324
Milford
4,460
Holliston
2,598
New Braintree
2,164
Hudson
5,454
PLYMOUTH CO.
Northbridge
853
MARLBORO
13,609
East Bridgewater 3,025
Phillipston
1,626
NEWTON
33,587
Holl
1,703
Southboro
3,489
Stoneham
6,197
Norwell
1,560
Upton
3,417
Tewksbury
3,653
Plympton
488
Webster
5.400
Tyngsboro
773
Rockland
5,327
West Boylston
12,392
Dunstable
427
Wellesley
5,072
Charlton
1,860
Foxboro
3,266
Clinton
13,667
790
Bolton
770
Worthington
675
NANTUCKET CO.
Total
611,417
WORCESTER CO.
Ashburnham
1,882
SUFFOLK CO.
Grafton
Holden
527
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Radcliffe College ASSOCIATES
[The Associates of Radeliffe College constitute its Corporation]
Elizabeth Cary Agassiz, Honorary President ; Le Baron Russell Briggs, A M, LD D, President ; Agnes Irwin, Litt D Dean ; Henry Lee Iligginson, A M, LL D, Treasurer; William El- wood Byerly, Ph D, Chairman of the Aeademie Board ; Ezra Henry Baker, A B; Elizabeth Briggs, A M; Ella Lyman Cabot; Mary Coes, A M; Mary Huntington Cooke; Lilian
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