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POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Court at City Building, Brattle sq., Cambridge.
Police Justice-John S. Ladd; As- sociate Justices-Wm. H. Orcutt, Jabez Fox.
Trial Justice for Juvenile Offenders- John S. Ladd.
Clerk-T. McIntire.
Chief of Police-Frederick W. Ha- gar; office, Central square building, Western avenue.
Captains-District 1,Timothy Ames; District 2, Geo. H. Copeland; District 3, Warner W. Simonds.
Captain of Night Police-Mark J. Folsom.
Sergeants of Police-District 1, L. J. Cloyes, Thomas D. Cook, Andrew Sproul; District 2, John F. Murray, Wm. Twist; District 3, Wm. Mullett.
Policemen-District 1, Edward F. Belcher, George A. Marston, Orrin D. White, Leonard Shackford, Andrew G. Smith, Thos. W. Penney, Daniel Callahan, Alonzo S. Harriman, Pat- rick Doyle, William Evans jr., Fred- erick B. Pullen, Hugh J. McNamee, Charles A. Brown, Timothy Corco- ran, Lewis A. Thurston, Thomas H. Lucy, Jeremiah J. Delaney, Joseph W. Furbush, Michael J. Conry.
District 2, W. A. LEaton, Luther
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Hapgood, Chas. B. Jones, Michael A. Dalton, Wm. Nickelson, Laurence J. Ducey, Chas. L. Pike, James S. Alexander, Wm. Gallagher, Geo. S. Dudley, Simon D. Hiscock, T. S. Hall, Edward Brady, David Stevens, Otis Dennison, Charles W. Priest.
District 3, Moses W. Hooper, Amos Jones, Dennis Corcoran, Wm. Mc- Meniman, Wm. Hawkins, Frank W. Scobey, John W. Skelley, Matthew R. Moore, James E. Murray.
Medical Examiner-A. F. Holt.
Constables-Fred. W. Hagar, Wm. Twist, John C. Burdakin, Chas. J. Adams, Thos. McIntire, Fred. A. Lull, Thos. T. Ferguson, Timothy Ames, James F. Jefterds, Chas. B. Jones, Chas. L. Russell, Jas. I. Murphy, John Lennon, Thos. J. Stevens, Chas. H. Hunnewell, John R. Fairbairn, D. D. McCarthy, Mark J. Folsom, Fred. H. Seavey, E. R. Coggswell, George L. Mitchell, M. S. Busnach, W. A. Taylor, John Good.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Chief Engineer-Thomas J. Casey, 173 Cambridge.
Assistant Engineers - Richard F. Tobin, 5 Winsor; Nathaniel W. Bun- ker, 6 Beech; Chas. W. Brackett, 133 Mt. Auburn; N. W. Bunker, Secre- tary.
CAMBRIDGE S. F. ENGINE, NO. 1. House on Brattle square, Ward 1.
W. H. Emory, Foreman; John H. Brown, Asst. Foreman; Edward E. Priest, Engineer; E. E. Keyes, Fire- man; Hiram W. Hooker, Driver; R. T. Hixon, Driver of Hose Carriage.
UNION S .. F. ENGINE CO., NO. 2. House on Main street, near Winsor, Ward 4.
William B. Cade, Foreman; Daniel McCarty, Asst. Foreman; Thomas Wiseman, Engineer; Chas. E. Con- ner, Fireman; John H. Walker, Dri- ver; Albert T. Sawyer, Driver of Hose Carriage.
NIAGARA S. F. ENGINE CO., NO. 3. House on Fourth street, near Cam- bridge, Ward 3.
Wm. Parker, Foreman; William F. Newman, Assistant Foreman; Hi- ram Blood, Engineer; Elliott E. Al- ley, Fireman; James S. Casey, Dri- ver; Lorenzo H. Dale, Driver of Hose Carriage.
DANIEL WEBSTER S. F. ENGINE CO., NO. House on North avenue, near Russell street, Ward 5.
Edgar H. Locke, Foreman; Wm. J. Hanna, Assistant Foreman; John
E. Ricker, Engineer; Benj. Young, Fireman; Chas. R. Hooker, Driver; Sylvanus G. Griffin, Driver of Hose Carriage.
P. H. RAYMOND S. F. ENGINE CO., NO. 5.
House Hampshire street, corner of Inman, Ward 2.
Frank P. Scanlan, Foreman; Con- rad D. Kinnear, Assistant Foreman; Charles E. Berry, Engineer; Geo. W. McIntire, Fireman; Joseph P. Cart- wright, Driver; Francis P. Carr, Dri- ver of Hose Carriage.
FRANKLIN HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. 1. House in City building, Brattle sq., Ward 1.
Charles Emerson, Foreman; John T. Mahaffey, Asst. Foreman; Albert S. Benson, Driver of Carriage.
MAYOR BRADFORD HOOK AND LAD- DER CO., NO. 2.
House on Cambridge street, cor. of Portland, Ward 2.
Thomas L. Hunter, Foreman; Jas. M. Keaney. Asst. Foreman; Jeremi- ah Hobbs, Driver.
CAMBRIDGE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
Office, City Building, Brattle square.
Thomas J. Casey, Supt .; Geo. J. Blaisdell, David J. Campbell, Asst. Superintendents.
LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES.
No. 2-Bridge st., cor. of Prison pt. No. 4-Gore st., J. P. Squire's bldg. No. 6-Third st., cor. of Broadway No. 7-Third street, corner Bent No. 8-Third st., cor. of Thorndike No. 9-Cambridge st., Beal & Hoop- er's building.
No. 12-Winter street, cor. of Third No. 12-North street, cor. of Water
No. 13-Fourth st., No. 3 engine house No. 14-Sixth st., cor. of Cambridge No. 15-Vine street, cor. of Fifth
No. 16-Broadway, Hancock & Gree- ly's building
No. 16-Porter st., rubber factory, du- plicate
No. 17-Washington st., cor. Brewery No. 21-Sidney street, cor. of Allston No. 23-Pearl street, cor. of Auburn No. 24-Brookline st., cor. Valentine No. 25-Main street, junction Front No. 26-Main street, cor. of Osborn No. 27-Clark street, cor. of Harvard No. 28-Broadway, opp. Page's box factory
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No. 29-Pine street, cor. Washington No. 31-Cambridge st., cor. Harding No. 32-Cambridge st., cor. Columbia No. 34-Columbia st., cor. Hampshire No. 35-Harvard street, cor. Norfolk No. 36-Main st., cor. of Western av. No. 37-Pleasant street, junc. River No. 38-Magazine street, cor. Lake No. 39-Magazine st., cor. Chestnut No. 41-Pleasant st., cor. Fairmont No. 42-Blackstone street, opp. Riv- erside press
No. 43-Banks street, corner Flagg No. 45-Franklin street, near Soden No. 46-Main street, cor. of Hancock No. 47-Broadway, cor. of Antrim
No. 48-Cambridge st., junc. Hamp- shire
No. 49-Cambridge st., cor. Baldwin No. 51-Broadway, cor. Ellery
No. 52-Mt. Auburn st., junc. Main No. 53-Mt. Auburn st., cor. Linden No. 54-Cambridge st., cor. Sumner No. 56-Kirkland, corner Sumner.
No. 57-Oxford st., cor. Melien
No. 59-Harvard square, Ramsay's apothecary store
No. 61-City building, Brattle sq.
No. 62-Mt. Auburn st., cor. Hilliard No. 63-Brattle st., junc. Mason No. 64-Garden st., cor. Chauncy
No. 65-North avenue, cor. Shepard No. 68-North av., n. Railroad bridge No. 69-North av., No. 4 engine house No. 71-North avenue, near Tannery No. 72-Cedar st., hotel building.
No. 73-Spruce st., near Bay State brick-yard
No. 74-Dublin st., cor. Railroad No. 75-Walden st., cor. Raymond No. 78-Concord av., cor. Sparks No 79-Brattle st., cor. Sparks No. 82-Brattle st., cor. Elmwood av. No. 83-Mt. Auburn Car stables
No. 91-North avenue, Union railway car honse
No. 92-Cushing, corner Locust.
LOCATION OF BELL STRIKERS.
Unitarian church, Harvard square, ward 1.
Methodist church, Harvard street, ward 2.
Putnam school-house, Fourth st., ward 3.
Webster school-house, Upton st., ward 4.
Baptist church, North av., ward 5. Battery station, City Building, Brattle square.
INSTRUCTION TO KEY HOLDERS.
Alarms are to be given from the box nearest the location of the fire.
To give an alarm, open the door, pull the hook to the bottom of the slot once, and let go.
Each box contains a small bell which, if heard before you pull, indi- cates that the alarm has been pre- viously given. Any person listening at a box will learn the number of the box from which the alarm was given.
For instance: if an alarm proceeds from box 36, the bells and gongs at- tached will strike three, then after a short pause six consecutive blows, thus: III-IIIIII.
Don't give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, unless assistance is called for.
Citizens are earnestly requested to inform themselves where keys to the signal boxes are kept; signs, suitably inscribed, being placed over each box, giving the requisite information.
THOS. J. CASEY, Chief Engineer Cambridge Fire Dept.
CAMBRIDGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
639 Main street.
Open every day, Sundays and le- gal holidays excepted, from 2 to 8 o'clock P.M.
Officers -His Honor the Mayor, Messrs. H. B. Goodwin, Edward P. Tucker, John S. March, Moses G. Howe, Isaac A. Nay, Trustees; Miss Almira L. Hayward, Librarian.
Number of volumes about 10,555. Additions are constantly made.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Hon. James A. Fox, Chairman, ex- officio.
Ward 1. Horace E. Scudder, Rev. Andrew P. Peabody, Frank Goodwin. Ward 2. Jas. H. Hall, Mrs. Phebe M. Kendall, Benj. F. Tweed.
Ward 3. Otis S. Brown, Rev. John O'Brien, E. B. Malley.
Ward 4. Asa P. Morse, Sarah S. Jacobs, Wm. H. Orcutt.
Ward 5. E H. Stevens, W. F. Richardson, W. A. Start.
Dr. William W. Wellington, Secre- tary.
Francis Cogswell, Superintendent of Schools, Central square building, Western avenue, Cambridgeport.
TRUANT OFFICERS.
Moses M. Child, Francis M. Mason, John Collier.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Fayette street, corner Broadway. Erected 1864.
Lyman R. Williston, Head Master; William F. Bradbury, Theodore P. Adams, John Orne jr., Solon F. Whitney, Hannah Gleason, Mary C.
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THE NEW ENGLAND
ONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC,
MUSIC HALL, 0 . BOSTON.
Is the Oldest in America, and the Largest in the World.
25,000
pupils have availed themselves of its advantages, and a large number of them are now enjoying high rep- utations as Professors and Teachers in leading institutions, and artists both in this country and foreign lands. A good number of its pres- ent pupils give great promise of future fame.
It employs seventy-five of the ablest Professors and Teachers, and has the reputation of possessing unequaled facilities for imparting a
Finished Musical Education,
Students in the regular Course in the Conservatory may pursue their studies in
All English Branches Free.
The New England Conservatory gives Certificates and Diplomas, and the Boston University confers the degrees of Bachelor of Music and Doctor of Music upon its stu- dents on the completion of the various courses of study as prescrib- ed in the catalogue.
LOCATION.
Being situated in Boston, the ac- knowledged centre of musical and literary culture in the country, stu- dents can enjoy all the advantages of lectures, libraries, concerts, musical, literary, scientific, and other entertainments,-such that their equals cannot be found else- where in America.
GENERAL EXERCISES.
In addition to the regular les-
sons in the different departments, each pupil has, without extra cost, opportunity of attending the fol- lowing lectures, concerts, recitals, etc., amounting with a single study to 125 hours a term; and this does not include the literary studies which may be pursued in the Uni- versity, FREE.
Important Advantages Secured.
· Every conscientious student needs the broadest culture afforded by the Lectures, Normal Classes, Har- mony, Questions and Answers, Sight and Part Singing, Church Music, Art of Teaching, Artists' Piano and Vocal Recitals, Pupils' Concerts and the Musical Atmos- phere. all of which, with all English branches, can be secured free only at the New England Conservatory of Music. The School of Elocution is the largest in America, embracing School of Oratory and Dramatic Action, Vocal Physiology, Forensic and Platform Elocution, Artists' Vocal Course, Modern Languages ; Ensemble playing with distinguish- ed artists; Quarterly Concert in Music Hall. The Musical Library is open daily.
TUITION IN CLASSES.
Fifteen Dollars per quarter of ten weeks in each, Piano, Organ, Violin Flute, Harmony, Theory, Art of Conducting, &c. Private tuition may be had in the Conservatory when desired.
Pupils now registered for Winter Term, which opens November 18. Send for Calendar.
Director.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
C. Goddard, Julia W. Keeler, Marga- arette M. Leighton, Emma F. Munroe, Mary F. Pierce, Emma A. Scudder, Teachers.
GRAMMAR. Allston-Boardman street.
Benjamin W. Roberts, Principal; Lizzie B. Winnett, Caroline Close, Melissa M. McKinley, E. M. Dickson, Emma A. Eaton, Hannah L. Hill, Emily R. Pitkin, Ida G. Smith, Net- tie Sargent, Mary K. Bush, Caroline M. Williams, Assistants.
Harvard-Inman street, corner of Broadway.
Aaron B. Magoun, Principal; Ada H. Wellington, Margaret B. Welling- ton, Susan F. Athearn, Emily F. Da- mon, Mary F. Emerson, Sarah E. Golden, Margaret R. Hodgkins,Estelle J. French. Annie M. Leland, Susan E. Merrill, Myra I. Ellis, N. Maria Ste- vens, Assistants.
Putnam-Fourth street, corner Otis.
James S. Barrell, Principal; Eliza M. Hussey, C. E. Doran, Eliza ¡S. Getchell, Anna B. Josselyn, Annie Knapp, Augusta G. Mirick, Addie Stone, Maria E. Spare, Eliza A. Pad- dock, Annie L. Savage, Assistants.
Shepard-North avenue, near Russell.
Edward O. Grover, Principal; Dana A. Eveleth, Emily F. Fessenden, Evelyn J. Locke, Nellie A. Hutchins, Ruth E. Lander, Anna Osgood, Julia H. Osgood, Sarah A. Rand, Cora M. Wheeler, Assistants.
Thorndike-Thorndike street.
Ruel H. Fletcher, Principal; Ellen M. Parker, Ella W. Clark, Grace W. Fletcher, Emma A. Hopkins, Abby A. K. Howard, Martha A. Martin, Mary A. A. McCarthy, Mary E. Na- son, Elizabeth P. Regal, Isabella B. Tenney, Abby S. Taylor, Lydia A, Whitcher, Assistants.
Washington-51 Brattle street.
Daniel Mansfield, Principal; Car- oline J. Dresser, Carrie A. Cooke, Lucy A. Downing, Adelia Dunham, Emma P. Eaton, Eliza A. Hale, Caro- line H. Hazeltine, Adeline M. Ireson, Adelaide A. Keeler, Adelaide A. Keith, Abby M. Webb, Mary A. Wheeler, Susan E. Wyeth, Mary H. Hanks, Assistants.
Webster-Upton street.
John D. Billings, Principal; Marion H. Burnham, Ella C. Buttrick, Char- lotte M. Chase, Lizzie C. Capen, Alice Gray, Gertrude E. Hale, Esther F.
Hannum, Carrie M. Kingman, Anna S. Lamson, Clara E. Matchett, Carrie W. Osgood, Mary E. Towle, Harriet E. Wallis, Jennie M. Osgood, Assist- ants.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Auburn-Holworthy street, Belmont district.
Fannie P. Browning, Emma C. Ed- son, teachers.
Boardman-Winsor street, corner School.
Mary A. Lewis, Augusta L. Balch, S. N. Chamberlain, Sarah E. Stewart, Evelyn A. Sawyer, Teachers.
Brattle-City building, Brattle square. Lucy C. Wyeth, Teacher.
Bridge-Pioneer street.
Elizabeth E. Dallinger, Emily C. Dallinger, Teachers.
City-Almshouse, Tannery street. Harriet A. Butler, Teacher.
Cushing-Cushing street, Belmont district.
Isadore I. Foster, Annie B. Free- man, teachers.
Dana-Centre street.
Maria F. Williams,Abby A. Lewis, Teachers.
Dunster-Concord av., n. Sparks st. Sarah B. Waitt, Teacher.
Felton-Amory street.
Georgiana L. Backus, Frances Fa- byan, Teachers.
Gannett-Columbia street.
Sarah J. Davis, Anna M. Jones, Mary A. Rady, Ellen M. Leighton, Teachers.
Gore-Gore street, near Third.
Frances E. Pendexter, Addie M. Bettinson, Mary A. Bourne, Maria J. Bacon, Sarah D. Graham, Mary E. Mulloney, Nellie L. Pike, Mary A. Shepard, Teachers.
Harvard-Harvard st., cor. Prospect. Helen M. Ward, Ellen A. Cheney, Teachers.
Holmes-Hilliard street.
Marianne M. Webb, Mary L. Bul- lard, Ellen M. Cyr, Louisa G. Matchett, Teachers.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Mason-Front street, junc. Main.
M. Lizzie Evans, Alma A. Smith, Teachers.
Otis-Otis street.
Luvia Goodnow, Fannie Allen, Martha H. Butler, Josephine M. Do- herty, Mary E. Smallidge, Carrie H. Smith, Ellen C. Walsh, Kate F. Wel- lington, Teachers.
Putnam-Fourth street, corner Otis Nellie F. Ball, Teacher.
Quincy-Mason street, cor. James. Charlotte E. Jewell, Talulah G. Abercombie, Teachers.
Reed-Reed street.
Harriet N. Keyes, Margaret Kidd, Teachers.
Riverside-Putnam avenue.
Elizabeth A. Tower, M. Louise Akerman, Florence M. Hayward, Emma M. Newton, Teachers.
Sargent-Broadway, cor. Winsor.
Frances J. Harrod, Mary A. Brown, Mary E. Woodman, Teachers.
Willard-Dana square.
Amelia Wright, Evelina Brooks, Hattie A. Hamlen, Louise W. Har- ris, Kate M. Lowell, Emma C. Otis, Mary E. Sawyer, Laura Wright, Grace R. Woodward, Teachers.
Wyman-Spruce street.
Fannie E. M. Dennis, M. Carrie Dickman, Charlotte A. Ewell, Teach- ers.
Agassiz (training) School-Sacramento street, corner Oxford.
Anna C. Sullivan, Emma B. Alley, Sarah M. Jaques, Jennie Prescott, Ella C. Whitney, Teachers.
Nathan Lincoln, teacher of music.
Kindergarten Schools.
Winsor, corner School.
Catherine C. Voorhees, Mrs. Selma Berthold, Teachers.
41 Holyoke street.
Mrs. S. J. Wardwell, Matron; Nel- lie J. Hutchinson, Georgie T. Émer- son, Myra Stilphen, Teachers.
76 Moore street.
C. E. Carr, Miss Hooper, Mary L. Waterman, Margaret McBride, Lydia Burns, Annie Russell, Teachers. 21
St. Mary's Parochial School. 55 Norfolk street.
BOYS DEPARTMENT.
Officers - Rev. Thomas Scully, Principal; Rev. John F. Mundy, As- sistant; Herbert J. Frawley, Classical : James Gilmartin, English Master 1st Grammar; M. A. Lynch, 2d Gram- mar; M. E. Courcey, 3d Grammar; Susie M. Deehan, 4th Grammar; Mary A. Butler, 5th Grammar; Kate H. Gillespie, 1st Primary; Margaret Roach, 2d Primary; Mary E. Dona- hoe, 3d Primary ; Mary N. Harring- ton, 4th Primary; Jennie Ball, Music Teacher.
Girls department in charge of the sisters of Notre Dame.
Sister Mary Bernard, Superior; English High school, grammar and primary classes in charge of the sis- ters. 645 boys, 658 girls.
Two Brass Bands, 20 pieces each; Prof. A. Adams, instructor.
Military Company, Sergt. Major Thomas McDonough, instructor.
CHURCHES.
FIRST BAPTIST SOCIETY. Cambridgeport.
Magazine street, junction River. ·Organized Dec. 17, 1817. Incorporated February 8, 1819.
Rev. Wm. T. Chase, Pastor; J. A. Holmes, Clerk; R. O. Fuller, Treas .; M. L. Smith, N. C. Lombard, F. M. Holmes, H. J. Wells, Fred W. Hagar, Chas. E. Hancock, Trustees; Martin L. Smith, Chairman of Trustees; N. C. Lombard, Clerk; F. M. Holmes, Treas .; Josiah C. Smith, Sexton, re- sides 41 Hamilton street; John S. Paine, Supt .; W. H. Dodge, Mrs. S. E. Eaton, Asst. Supts. Sunday-school; William H. Hollis, Sec .; L. P. C. Mc- Kusick, Treasurer; H. A. Locke, F. Locke, Chas. H. Dodge, T. W. Gerry, E. S. Jewell, Librarians; J. H. Rob- inson, Chorister.
SECOND BAPTIST SOCIETY. East Cambridge. Organized Sept. 3, 1827. Incorporated March 27, 1833. Cambridge street, corner Fourth. Rev. Harris R. Greene, Pastor; John R. Taylor, Clerk; Enos W. Reed, Treasurer; C. D. Folsom, Col- lector; Henry S. Hills, Chairman,
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Henry Stanley, K. S. Chaffee, C. D. Folsom, E. W. Reed, Geo. W. Lowry, Alonzo Stewart, Ambrose H. San- born, Geo. F. Spencer, Oliver Welch, Enoch Munroe, Geo. E. Parker, Jas. C. Moor, Archibald Livingston, Rob- ert McKillican, Standing Committee; J. C. Moor, Secretary; H. S. Hills, Alonzo Stewart, Ambrose H. San- born, Deacons; J. R. Taylor, Clerk; George H. Howard, Supt. of Sunday School; Mrs. J. R. Taylor, Asst. Supt. ; Thomas Spencer, Secretary; James C. Moor, Treasurer; Geo. W. Spencer, Librarian; Mrs. H. R. Greene, Chor- ister.
OLD CAMBRIDGE BAPTIST SOCIETY. Beck's Park, between Main and Har- vard streets.
Church constituted August 30, 1844.
Rev. Franklin Johnson, D.D., Pas- tor; Wm. T. Richardson, N. G. Gooch, Deacons; Moses P. White, Treas. of Church; Wm. T. Richardson, Treas. of Benevolent Funds; J. P. Wyman jr., Clerk; J. G. Gooch, Chairman of Prudential Committee ; Will. R. Whit- temore, Auditor; Jas. B. Hutchinson, Sexton, resides 20 Mason street; Na- than G. Gooch, Supt. of Sunday School; Wm. B. Hovey, Assistant.
NORTH CAMBRIDGE BAPTIST SOCIETY.
North avenue, corner Coggswell av. Organized March 22, 1854.
Rev. William S. Apsey, Pastor; Society officers -Henry R. Glover, Chairman Board of Assessors; M. C. Bacon, Clerk; Woodman H. W. Teele, Church Clerk; D. H. Hayward, Church Treas .; Abiel E. Long, Sex- ton, resides 10 Rice street; Henry C. Rand, Society Treas .; W. B. Savage, Supt. Sunday School; Geo. A. Allison, Asst. Supt .; Warren M. Draper, Sec- retary; George F. Dickman, Librari- an; C. W. Kingsley, Treasurer.
BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH. Cambridgeport. Broadway, cor. Boardman street. Organized May 9, 1865. Alphonso C. Williams, Pastor; Ja- cob Eaton. C. L. Fessenden, W. H. Flanders, and W. Plummer, Dea-
cons; H. C. Wilder, Clerk; C. L. Fes- senden, Treas .; W. H. Flanders, Asst. Treas .; Benj. Conant, H. C. Wilder, Auditors; Jacob Eaton, C. L. Fessen- den, E. L. Cheney, Wm. H. Flanders. Spencer Childs, J. G. Mckinley, Trustees; Jacob Eaton, C. L. Fes- senden, Spencer Childs, Prudential Committee; E. L. Cheney, Supt. of Sunday School; W. H. Flanders, Asst. Supt .; H. C. Wilder, Sec .; C. L. Fessenden, Treasurer; Fred W. Ross, Librarian; Benjamin J. Hoyt, Sex- ton, residence 235} Broadway.
CHARLES RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH. Cambridgeport. Magazine street, cor. Putnam avenue. Organized 1869. Dedicated Nov. 29, 1870.
Rev. C. H. Rowe, Pastor; Issac C. Holmes, Wm. J. Taylor, Deacons; Isaac C. Holmes, Treasurer; E. S. Jewett, Clerk; Geo. A. McCoy, Supt. of Sunday School; G. W. Greenleaf, Sexton, residence Chestnut street, cor. Sidney.
FIRST UNION BAPTIST CHURCH.
Harmony Hall, 564 Main st.
Rev. J. H. Carter, Pastor; Oliver Simms, Thomas D. Harris, Albert Jones, R. Stovall, C. James, Deacons; Thos. H Warren, Treas .; J. C. Stuart, Clerk.
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FIRST CHURCH IN CAMBRIDGE AND SHEPARD CONGREGATIONAL SO- CIETY-TRINITARIAN.
Cambridge. Organized 1829.
Garden street, corner Mason.
Rev. Alexander McKenzie, Pastor; George S. Saunders, Francis Flint, Chas. W. Munroe, J. M. W. Hall, Dea- cons; C. W. Munroe, H, G. Parker, Francis Flint, C. F. Stratton, Geo. S. Saunders, Prudential Committee; C. W. Munroe, Parish Clerk; Francis P. Gilman, Clerk of the Church; C. H. Warner, Treasurer; Geo. S. Chase, Supt of Sunday School; B. F. Wyeth, Sexton, residence 3 Shepard street.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CONGREGA- TIONAL CHURCH. Cambridgeport.
Organized Sept. 20, 1827. Prospect street.
Rev. James S. Hoyt, D.D., Pastor; Amos T. Frothingham, Henry M. Bird, John E. Vandervoort, Asa Bul- lard, Geo. S. Merrill, Russell L. Snow, Deacons; W. J. Mandell, Clerk; J. S. Hoyt, W. H. Hidden, A. T. Froth- ingham, R. L. Snow, W. J. Mandell, Geo. A. Butterfield, W. A. Mandell, Henry M. Bird, John E. Vandervoort, Asa Bullard, Geo. S. Merrill, Stand- ing Committee; Sumner Albee, Treas- urer; Frank C. Bill, Clerk of Soci- ety; C. F. Wyman, Treas .; Chas. L. Harding, H. M. Bird, Perkins C. Page, S. C. Harvey, Prudential Committee; John E. Vandervoort, Supt. of Sunday School; Joseph W. Young, Sexton, house 3 Ashburton place.
NORTH AVENUE ORTHODOX CON- GREGATIONAL SOCIETY.
North Cambridge. North av., cor. Roseland street. Organized as the Holmes Church, Sept. 23, 1857.
Name changed, Aug. 17, 1866. Society officers: - Dan W. Shaw, Wm. Fox Richardson, J. M. Tyler, J. A. Wade, Nathaniel Carr, Pruden- tial Committee; Dan W. Shaw, John Harrington, John Davis, Musio Com- mittee; J. A. Wade, Auditor; John Harrington, Treasurer; M. L. Walton, Collector; John F. Tyler, Clerk; Jacob Foster, Sexton, residence 10 Mossland street, West Somerville.
Church officers :- Chas. F. Thwing, Pastor; Wm. Fox Richardson, Dan- iel Fobes, Frank Foxcroft, Nathaniel Carr, Mrs. J. W. Hammond, Miss Charlotte H. Hapgood, Mrs. Sarah E. Davies, Miss Elizabeth Morrison, Diaconates; J. H. Flitner, Oliver Bennett, B. W. Flagg, Phineas Hub- bard, Church Committee; S. D. Dyer, Clerk and Treas. ; Jas. Morrison, Supt. Sunday School; A. Elliott Smith, Asst. Supt .; W. P. Cutler, Sec. and Treas .; A. W. Curtis, Librarian; Au- gustus Lochman, Asst. Librarian; B. W. Flagg, Chorister.
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Cambridgeport.
Magazine, cor. Cottage street. Organized in 1865 as the Stearns Chapel. Incorporated April 14, 1871.
Rev. George R. Leavitt, Pastor; John N. Meriam, Edward Kendall, Deacons; James H. Sparrow, Clerk; Aaron Bradshaw, Treasurer; Benja- min Dow, Auditor; Rev. G. R. Leav- itt, John N. Meriam, Edward Ken- dall, James H. Sparrow, Church Committee and Board of Assessors, ex-officio; Jas. A. Dow, Aaron Brad- shaw, Newell Chamberlain, William P. Duncan, Isaac A. Nay, Herbert R. Gibbs, George D. Chamberlain, Daniel S. Coolidge, Dr. George Co- burn, elected members Church Com- mittee and Board of Assessors; Dan- iel S. Coolidge, Supt. Sunday school; William Smith, Sexton, residence 12 Tufts street.
CHAPEL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Cambridgeport. Harvard street. Organized Oct. 16, 1872.
Rev. Marvin D. Bisbee, Pastor; John McDowell, Deacon; Arthur Da- kin, Clerk; W. H. Emerson, Supt. of Sunday School; James D. Fortune, Sexton, resides 7 Blanche street.
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CHRIST CHURCH, EPISCOPAL. Cambridge. Organized October 16, 1761. Incorporated June 25, 1794. Garden street, opposite the Common. Rev. James F. Spalding, Rector; Sam'l Batchelder, Lu ius L. Hubbard, Wardens; S. G. Croswell, Clerk; Sam'l Batchelder, Treasurer; L. L. Hubbard, S. L. Thorndike, S. G. Cros- well, G. W. C. Noble, Samuel Batch- elder, Vestrymen; Jacob L. Lockett, Sexton, house 1 Nichols place.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL. Cambridgeport. Organized Oct. 27, 1842. Main street, corner Vernon. Rev. Edward M. Gushee, Rector; Edward R. Cogswell, M.D., Wm. W. Dallinger, Wardens; Justin A.Jacobs, Clerk; William W. Dallinger, Treas- urer; Justin A. Jacobs, Andrew P. Dunn, James A. Fox, Henry A. Scranton, Theodore C. Hurd, Asa P. Morse, Fred. L. Chapman, Dana W. Hyde, Vestrymen; Geo. J. Sutton, Sexton, house 11 River street.
ST. JAMES'S PROTESTANT EPISCO- PAL CHURCH. North Cambridge. Beech street, near North avenue. Organized 1866.
Rev. Edward Abbott, Rector; Jas. M. Barker, Charles R. Woods, War- dens; Levi R. Green, James Hulse, Henry C. Wilson, Albert S. Pillsbury, Henry M. Pritchard, Edward L. Beard, John A. Dodge, Chas. H. Coffin, Vestrymen; Joseph Newman, Clerk; L. H. Whitney, Treasurer; A. S. Pillsbury, Chapel Warden; Si- las Holland, Vestryman; A. L. Kidd, Treas. and Clerk; Charles M. Addi- son, Charles L. Wells, Horace E. Scudder, Lay Readers.
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