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Reading-room, Library, and Hall, Barristers' Hall, Central, corner Merrimack Streets.
President, Ithamar. W. Beard ; Vice-Presidents, Aldis L. Waite; James Hurd, Samuel V. Spaulding, Daniel R. Wallace; Corresponding Secretary, Charles A. Chase ; Treasurer, Samuel E. Stott ; Record- ing Secretary, Oscar N. Kyle ; Librarian, George C. Osgood.
MIDDLESEX MECHANICS' ASSOCIATION.
Mechanics' Building, Dutton Street. Incorporated 1825.
President, Samuel K. Hutchinson ; Vice-President, Jacob Rogers; Secre- tary, Thomas F. Burgess ; Treasurer, Thomas G. Gerrish ; Trustees, Wm. A. Burke, Andrew Moody, Foster Nowell, E. B. Patch, James K. Fellows, F. E. Jewett, James Adams ; Chairman, Albert B. Plimpton, Secretary, William Hardman ; Directors of the Library and Reading-
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room, Charles Morrill, Joseph H. McDaniels, Z. E. Stone, John A. Buttrick ; Librarian, Nathaniel Hill, jr. The Association owns Mechanics' Building, in which is a large hall. Their Library con- tains over 9,000 volumes, and there is in the building a spacious Reading-room. There is also connected with it a Cabinet of Natu- ral Ilistory. A course of public lectures is given annually, under the auspices of the Association. Annnal meeting, first Tuesday in April. Quarterly meetings, first Tuesday in July, October, and January.
OLD LADIES' HOME.
No. 58 Moody Street. Organized July, 1867.
President, Mrs. Geo. Hedrick ; Secretary, Mrs. John Nesmith; Treasurer,
Luther J. Eames ; Auditor, Hapgood Wright ; Trustees, Mrs. Geo. Hedrick, Mrs. John Nesmith, Mrs. C. P. Talbot, Mrs. William Kel- ley, Mrs. S. H. Hathaway, John Nesmith, John A. Buttrick, Wil- liam North, A. L. Brooks, E. B. Patch, and a Board of not less than fifty Patrons, to be chosen from the various religious societies in Lowell. Annual meetings of the corporation on the last Mon- day in July. Matron at the Home, Almeda Furbish.
The " Home " is situated at the corner of Moody and Tremont Streets, entrance 58 Moody Street. It is now fully organized.
Religious services are held there every Sabbatlı, by several clergy- men of the city.
Visitors will be received Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 2 to 5 o'clock, P. M.
Application for admission, as inmates, should be made to the Board of Officers, or Patrons.
SISTERS OF NOTRE DAME. Adams Street, near St. Patrick's Church.
Lady Superior, Lady Diseree, assisted by several Sisters and teachers. There is connected with the institution a free school ; also a school where pay is required from pupils. (See page 366.)
ST. JOHN'S HOSPITAL.
Under the charge of the Sisters of Charity, High-Street Square, Lowell. Mass. Established May 1, 1867. The hospital is now open for the reception of patients of both sexes and of all denominations. The hospital is attended by the ablest physicians in the city, under whose professional and personal charge the Institution is conducted.
On Sundays, visitors will be admitted from 3 o'clock to 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
On Thursdays, from 10 o'clock, to 11} o'clock, A. M .; from 1 o'clock to 5 o'clock, P. M., and from 6 o'clock to 73 o'clock.
The Hospital closes at 73 o'clock in the evening.
ST. PETER'S SCHOOL AND ORPHAN ASYLUM.
No. 27 Appleton Street. Under the charge of the Sisters of Charity. A free evening school is held every evening, except Saturday and Sunday evenings. Sister Emerentiana, Sister Superior.
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YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Hall, 55 Central Street.
Organized for the literary improvement of its members. Regular meetings, Wednesday evenings. Treasurer, James Loughran. Officers chosen semi-annually.
COUNTY OR DISTRICT ASSOCIATIONS. MIDDLESEX NORTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Incorporated 1855.
Embraces the city of Lowell, and towns of Billerica, Burlington, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, North Reading, South Reading, Tewksbury, Tyngsboro', Westford, and Wilmington, though persons from any part of Middlesex County can become members of the So- ciety. The exhibition of the Society takes place annually the last Thursday in September, on the Fair Grounds, comprising about fifteen acres, in the southern part of the city of Lowell. Officers for 1867-8 :- President, Asa Clement, Dracut. Vice-Presidents, Fordyce Coburn, Lowell; Thomas Talbut, Billerica; Ebenezer Swan, Tyngsboro'; Andrew Spalding, Groton. Treasurer, Henry A. Field- ing, Lowell. Secretary, James P. Varnum, Lowell. There are two Trustees from each town in the district, the Lowell members being S. A. Coburn and Otis Allen. Annual election, Wednesday pre- ceding the last Thursday in September.
MIDDLESEX NORTH DISTRICT MEDICAL SOCIETY.
Embraces the city of Lowell and several of the towns in its vicinity. Officers for 1867-8 :- President, Vice- President, Jeremiah P. Jewett, Lowell. Secretary, John H. Gilman, Lowell. Treasurer, N. B. Edwards, Chelmsford. Curator and Librarian, John H. Gilman, Lowell. Annual meeting, last Wednes- day in April. Quarterly meetings, last Wednesdays in July, Octo- ber, and January.
MIDDLESEX NORTH TEMPERANCE UNION.
Comprising Lowell and the neighboring towns. Meetings are held quarterly in some place within the district, at which there are ad- dresses and discussions. Officers for 1867-8 :- President, A. L. Brooks. Secretary, J. J. Judkins. Treasurer, Joshua Merrill.
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.
AQUA-BENTIAN LODGE, No. 122 I. O. G. TEMPLARS. Meet every Friday evening at Central Methodist Church, John Street. GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 87 I. O. G. TEMPLARS. Organized 1866.
Meet every Tuesday evening at Upper Mechanics Hall.
STAR LIGHT LODGE NO. 113 I. O. G. TEMPLARS. Meet every Monday evening at Free-will Baptist Vestry, Paige Street.
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ARENA TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. Middle Street.
President, John Reardon. Treasurer, James McLaughlin.
ODD FELLOWS. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS. Hall in Tyler's Block, Central Street, corner Market. Meetings held : Merrimack Lodge, No. 7, Monday evenings. Me- chanics' Lodge, No. 11, Friday evenings. Oberlin Lodge, No. 28, Tuesday evenings. Monomake Encampment, No. 4, second and fourth Thursday evenings in each month.
MASONIC.
[Hall in Nesmith's block, John Street. Officers elected in October.] MASSACHUSETTS CONSISTORY, S ... P ... R ... S ... Instituted 1859. I ... S .:. C .:. in C ... S. K. Hutchinson, Lowell. 1st Lieutenant-Commander, Wm. North, of Lowell. 2d Lieutenant-Commander, Joseph Bedlow, of Lowell. Treasurer, Joel Spalding. Secretary, Henry P. Perkins.
MOUNT CALVARY CHAPTER, ROSE CROIX, 18°. M .. W ... & P ... M .. W. F. Salmon.
LOWELL COUNCIL, PRINCES OF JERUSALEM, 16º. M ... E ... S .:. P .. G ... M ... William S. Gardner.
LOWELL LODGE OF PERFECTION, 14º. T .:. P .. G ... M ... S. K. Hutchinson.
PILGRIM ENCAMPMENT KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Instituted October, 1855.
E. G. C., Charles A. Stott. G., Hocum Hosford. C. G., Geo. W. Bedlow. Treasurer, J. P. Folsom. Recorder, Arthur G. Pollard. Meetings, Wednesday evening after full moon.
AHASUERUS COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS. -Re-organized December 23, 1856. T. I. G. M., Ruel J. Walker. R. I. G. M., Sager Ashworth. I. G. M., Atwell F. Wright. M. of Ex., William North. R., E. B. Howe. Meetings, Monday evening after full moon.
MOUNT HOREB ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. Chartered 1826. H. P., Albion J. Dudley. K., Charles Morrill. S., John M. Pevey. Treasurer, J. P. Folsom. Secretary, R. W. Baker. Meetings, Monday evening on or before each full moon.
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PENTUCKET LODGE. Instituted 1805. W. M., Ruel J. Walker. S. Ward., S. S. Fuller. J. Ward., Albert B. Hall. Treasurer, Isaac Cooper. Secretary, Eliphalet Hills. Meetings, Thursday evening on or before full moon.
ANCIENT YORK LODGE. Instituted 1852.
W. M., Henry P. Perkins. S. Ward., Albion J. Dudley. J. Ward., Albert A. Haggett. Treasurer, J. C. Abbott. Secretary, R. W. Baker. Meetings, Wednesday evening on or before full moon.
KILWINNING LODGE. Instituted 1867.
W. M., William S. Gardner. S. W., Jona. P. Folsom. J. W., Ho- cum Hosford. Treasurer, Albert Wheeler. Secretary, Chas. A. Kendall. Meetings, Friday on or before full moon.
THE NORTH LODGE. U. D.
W. M., Hiram N. Hall. S. W., Theodore Adams. J. W., Atwell F. Wright. Treasurer, George F. Scribner. Secretary, Henry B. Fiske. Meetings, Wednesday on or before full moon.
MILITARY.
LOWELL MECHANIC PHALANX, Co. C, 6TH REGT.
Captain, John A. G. Richardson. 1st Lieutenant, Isaac B. Pendergast. 2d Lieutenant, Ambrose S. Wilder. Clerk, Lyman B. Manning. Armorer, Joseph Walley. Armory, Market House.
LOWELL CITY GUARDS, Co. D, 6TH REGT.
Captain, James M. Torsey. 1st Lieutenant, A. J. Hall. 2d Lieuten- ant, E. W. Bartlett. Clerk, John J. Baker. Armorer, Lucius F. Wright. Armory, Market House.
PUTNAM GUARDS, Co. G., 6TH REGT.
Captain, Albert Pinder. 1st Lieutenant, Edward S. Wheeler. 2d Lieutenant, G. Tarbell. Clerk, George C. Hedrick. Armorer, Al- bert T. Green. Armory, in Market House.
SARGEANT LIGIIT GUARD, Co. H., 6TH REGT.
Captain, Matthew Donovan. 1st Lieutenant, John O. Grady. 2d Lieutenant, Frank McQuade. Clerk, Daniel W. Manning. Armo- ry, in Market House. 211
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency. - William A. Richardson, Cam- bridge.
Register of Probate and Insolvency. - Joseph H. Tyler, East Cam- bridge.
Assistant Register of Probate and Insolvency. - Isaac F. Jones, East Cambridge.
Clerk of the Courts. - Benjamin F. Ham, Winchester.
Assistant Clerk of the Courts - John J. Sawyer, Somerville.
Register of Deeds. - South District, Charles B. Stevens, East Cam- bridge. North District, Ithamar W. Beard, Lowell.
County Treasurer. - Amos Stone, Charlestown.
Overseers of House of Correction. - James M. Usher, Medford ; Thom- as Rice, Jr., Newton ; G. D. B. Blanchard, Malden. Sheriff. - Charles Kimball, Lowell.
Deputy Sheriffs. - Luther L. Parker, East Cambridge. Lowell W. Chamberlain, Charlestown. John B. Moore, Concord. Joseph G. Bannister, Framingham. Andrew Robbins, Groton. Benjamin L. Howe, Groton Junction. Jonathan Whittemore, Hopkinton. Charles H. Robinson, Hudson. James Hopkins, Jefferson Ban- croft, William H. Clemence, Lowell. John H. Clark, Melrose. John T. White, Medford. Daniel B. Lovejoy, Reading. B. F. Lewis, Townsend. Eben W. Fiske, Waltham. Horace Collamore, Woburn.
Jailers. - Charles J. Adams, Cambridge. Charles Kimball, Lowell. Messenger at Court House. - James Hurd, Lowell.
Master of House of Correction. - Charles J. Adams, East Cambridge.
TIMES AND PLACES OF HOLDING COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Law Term, at Boston, first Wednesday of January. Jury Term, at Lowell, third Tuesday of April.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Civil Terms at Lowell, second Monday of March and first Monday of September; Cambridge, first Monday of June and second Mon- day of December. Criminal Terms, at Cambridge, second Monday of February, and fourth Monday of June; Lowell, third Monday of October.
PROBATE COURT.
At Cambridge, second Tuesday and fourth Tuesday of each month, except July, and first Tuesday of January, March, May, and Octo- ber. At Lowell, first Tuesday of February, April, June, September, and December.
COURT OF INSOLVENCY.
At Lowell, first Tuesday of February, April, June, September, and December.
At Cambridge, first Tuesday of January, March, May, and October ; and second and fourth Wednesday of each month, except. July .; and on other days by special assignment and adjournment.
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County Commissioners. - Joseph II. Waitt, Malden, term expires January, 1871 ; Edward J. Collins, Newton, January, 1869; Leonard Huntress, East Cambridge, January, 1870.
Special Commissioners. - William Hastings, Framingham, January, 1869 ; William W. Edgerton, Shirley, January, 1869.
Times and Places of Meeting. - At Cambridge, first Tuesday of Jan- uary and first Tuesday of June; at Lowell, first Tuesday of Sep- tember.
Commissioners of Insolvency. - Theodore C. Hurd, Framingham ; John Davis, Lowell.
Public Administrators -Duncan Bradford, Charlestown; Jonathan Ladd, Lowell.
Masters in Chancery .- Joseph H. Tyler, East Cambridge; Charles Robinson, jr., Charlestown; Arthur P. Bonney, William S. Gardner, Lowell; William S. Stearns, Malden.
Commissioners to Qualify Civil Officers. - Alpheus R. Brown, Na- than Crosby, George Stevens, S. W. Stickney, John F. Rogers, Lowell.
Commissioners of other States, residing in Lowell. - California, Charles A. F. Swan. Connecticut, Edwin A. Alger, Jonathan Ladd. In- diana, Jonathan Ladd. Illinois, Jonathan Ladd. Iowa, R. B. Cav- erly, Jonathan Ladd. Maine, R. B. Caverly, Samuel Lawrence, Charles A. F. Swan. Michigan, Jonathan Ladd. Minnesota, Jon- athan Ladd. Nevada, Charles A. F. Swan. New Hampshire, Edwin A. Alger, John Davis, J. C. Kimball, Jonathan Ladd, Sam- uel Lawrence, Charles A. F. Swan, William P. Webster, G. D. Woodman. New York, R. B. Caverly, Edwin A. Alger, Charles A. F. Swan. Ohio, Jonathan Ladd. Rhode Island, Charles A. F. Swan. Vermont, Alpheus R. Brown, Jonathan Ladd, Charles A. F. Swan, William P. Webster. Wisconsin, Jonathan Ladd.
Notaries Public. - Edwin A. Alger, Joseph H. Ely, John A. Knowles, Samuel W. Stickney, Abel Whitney, Charles M. Williams, Lowell. Coroners. - Jefferson Bancroft (special), Thomas W. Pressey, Jere- miah P. Jewett, Lowell.
POLICE COURT OF LOWELL.
Room, west end of Market Building, Market Street. Established 1833. Justice, Nathan Crosby. Special Justice, George Stevens Clerk, Samuel P. Hadley, jr. Sessions are held for the trial of criminal cases every day., at 10 o clock, A.M. Civil terms, first and third Mondays of each month.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE IN LOWELL.
[ Including Justices of the Peace and Quorum, designated by a * ; and Justices throughout the Commonwealth, designated by a t.]
Julian Abbot, James C. Abbott, *Edwin A. Alger, Hiram A. Alger, William H. Anderson, Nathan Allen, Otis Allen, John Avery, Jacob Baron, James Bailey, Squire L. Bailey, Frank F. Battles, Ithamar W. Beard, William H. Bent, Amos A. Blanchard, William D. Blanchard, Charles R. Blaisdell, Morrill M. Bohonan, +Arthur P. Bonney, George Bragdon, *Alpheus R. Brown, *Sam- nel A. Brown, T. F. Burgess, tBenj. F. Butler, Abner W. Buttrick, John A. Buttrick, Joseph L. Cambridge, George J. Carney, Enoch B.
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Carter, *Robert B. Caverly, Alfred II. Chase, Jeremiah Clark, Chas. B. Coburn, Lorenzo D. Cogswell, James Cook, Isaac Cooper, Hora- tio G. F. Corliss, Charles Cowley, John E. Crane, Caleb Crosby, *Nathan Crosby, Joshua W. Daniels, John Davis, Benjamin C. Dean, Luke C. Dodge, Luther J. Eames, Patrick Egan, Alpha B. Farr, David C. G. Field, Iloratio R. Fletcher, James B. Francis, Abram French, Josiah B. French, John F. Frye, George Gardner, *William S. Gardner, Silas F. Gladwin, Thomas G. Gerrish, Gus- tavus A. Gerry, Alfred Gilman, ¡Jolın A. Goodwin, Benjamin God- dard, Franeis Goward, Frederick T. Greenhalge, George A. Griffin, *Samuel P. Hadley, jr., Amos B."Heywood, E. A. Hill, Joseph S. Holt, James Hopkins, Hoeum Hosford, Charles F. Howe, Lorenzo G. Howe, John. Q. A. Hubbard, Elihn S. Hunt, John B. Hunt, Lu- cius W. Huntington, George L. Huntoon, *Andrew F. Jewett, Fran- cis Jewett, Jeremiah P. Jewett, Moses A. Johnson, Joseph J. Jud- kins, *Joseph B. Keyes, ¡Charles Kimball, J. Chellis Kimball, John F. Kimball, *John A. Knowles, William Lamson, jr,, David Lane, Cyrus Latham, Cyrus II. Latham, Alvin Lawrence, Ambrose Law- renee, George P. Lawrence, Samuel Lawrence, John T. Lee, Wil- liam E. Livingston, James Loughran, *Sewall G. Maek, John F. Manahan, Joshua N. Marshall, John II. Me Alvin, John F. MeEvoy, George F. Morey, Samuel A. MePhetres, Albert M. Moore, John Nesmith, Alanson Nichols, Frank A. Nichols, *William North, Wil-' liam L. North, Francis HI. Nourse, William F. Osgood, *Ephraim B. Patch, tJosiah G. Peabody, John Pearson, Henry P. Perkins, Major G. Perkins, Abiel Pevey, George E. Pevey, Aber J. Phipps Joseph D. Pinder, Joel Powers, John N. Peirce, jr., Asahel D. Puf- fer, Thomas W. Pressey, John W. Reed, Edward C. Rice, ¡Daniel S. Richardson, George F. Richardson, George Ripley, Jacob Ro- gers, John F. Rogers, Chester W. Rugg, William F. Salmon, Benja- min C. Sargeant, Joseph L. Sargent, George F. Seribner, *Alfred Seott, Luther E. Shepard, William Shepard, *Edward F. Sher- man, John W. Smith, *A. J. Stackpole, *George Stevens, Samuel W. Stickney, Holland Streeter, *Theodore H. Sweetser, Wilfred P. Taylor, Edward Tuek, Artemas S. Tyler, Jonas P. Varmum, Aldis L. Waite, Benjamin Walker, Daniel R. Wallace, Edward F. Wat- son, James Watson, *William P. Webster, Charles A. Welch, *Tap- pan Wentworth, Abel Whitney, William T. Whitten, Henry II. Wilder, Charles M. Williams, Benjamin J. Williams, Andrew C. Wright, Asahel B. Wright, Hapgood Wright, Samuel N. Wood, *George D. Woodman
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BANKS.
APPLETON NATIONAL BANK,
6 APPLETON BLOCK, CENTRAL STREET.
Capital . . . - 300,000.
J. A. KNOWLES - President.
J. F. KIMBALL
- Cashier.
S. E. STOTT
- Clerk.
DIRECTORS :
WILLIAM S. BENNETT, GEORGE BRAGDON,
ALDEN B. BUTTRICK,
ISAAC FARRINGTON,
JOSIAH B. FRENCH,
WILLIAM L. NORTH,
ADDISON PUTNAM,
CHARLES B. RICHMOND,
WILLIAM A. RICHARDSON, SIDNEY SPALDING.
Annual Meeting, Second Tuesday in January. Dividends, First Monday of April and October. Discount, Mondays and Thursdays.
U. S. 7-30 Notes constantly on hand and for Sale. Dividends payable in Boston collected without charge.
City Institution for Savings, 6 APPLETON BLOCK, CENTRAL STREET.
Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 2 to 4 o'clock ; and Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock.
Quarters commence on the Second Saturdays of January, April, July, and October.
RATE OF INTEREST, FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUM.
NATHAN ALLEN, Pres. JOHN A. BUTTRICK, Treas. VICE-PRESIDENTS. WILLIAM NORTH, JOSIAH G. ABBOTT, J. J. TWISS.
TRUSTEES.
JONATHAN TYLER,
ABRAM FRENCH,
JAMES B. FRANCIS,
JACOB ROBBINS,
JOHN K. CHASE,
W. E. LIVINGSTON,
CHARLES H. WILDER, A. L. BROOKS,
N. M. WRIGHT,
GEORGE BRAGDON,
CHARLES B. RICHMOND.
BOARD OF INVESTMENT.
JOSIAH B. FRENCH,
JAMES B. FRANCIS,
NATHAN ALLEN,
CHARLES B. RICHMOND,
JOHN A. BUTTRICK.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
CENTRAL, corner MIDDLE STREET. ORGANIZED 1864.
Capital
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$250,000.
ARTHUR P. BONNEY
President.
GEORGE B. ALLEN
Cashier.
W. F. PUTNAM -
Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES K. FELLOWS,
GILMAN KIMBALL,
JAMES C. ABBOTT,
ISAAC PLACE,
EPHRAIM BROWN,
HENRY M. HOOKE,
W. H. PARKER,
SAMUEL N. WOOD.
[DISCOUNT DAYS, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. Annual Election in January.
THE OLD
LOWELL NATIONAL BANK,
(FORMERLY THE LOWELL BANK,)
BANKING ROOMS IN SAVINGS-BANK BUILDING,
CORNER OF SHATTUCK AND MIDDLE STREETS.
Discount Days, Mondays and Thursdays. Annual Election, Third Tuesday of January.
Incorporated as a State Bank, March 11, 1828. Authorized to commence business as a National Banking Association, June 22, 1865.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
EDWARD TUCK, President. CHARLES M. WILLIAMS, Cashier. LAURIN MARTIN, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
FREDERICK AYER, WILLARD A. BROWN, JONATHAN P. FOLSOM, JOEL SPALDING, PHINEAS WHITING,
EDWARD TUCK,
WILLIAM H. P. WRIGHT.
LUTHER W. FAULKNER, 4 JOHN WAUGH,
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PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK, 26 & 28 CENTRAL STREET, .
OPPOSITE MIDDLE STREET.
Incorporated 1850 Reorganized 1865. CAPITAL, $300,000.
CHARLES B. COBURN, President. ARTEMAS S. TYLER, Cashier. ALONZO A. COBURN, Teller.
OTIS J. WAITE, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
Charles B. Coburn, John L. Cheney,
Elijah M. Read,
Silas Tyler, Jr.,
Samuel Burbank, Benjamin Adams, D. S. Richardson, Charles Stott.
J. A. Brabrook, E. F. Sherman, Hapgood Wright,
ANNUAL MEETING, SECOND TUESDAY IN JANUARY. Discount days, Monday and Thursday ; Dividends payable first of April and October.
Bank Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 4. Shut Saturday, P. M.
Sight Drafts and Orders on Boston collected without charge. General Banking and Exchange business done on most favorable terms. Drafts drawn on New York.
THE LOWELL FIVE CENT SAVINGS BANK.
INCORPORATED 1854. Receives Deposits in sums of 5 cents to $1,000. OFFICE, IN THE PRESCOTT NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, 26 & 28 CENTRAL STREET, Opposite Middle Street, First Floor.
Open every afternoon, except Saturday, from 2 to 4; and Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock. Quarters commence first Saturday Jannary, April, July, and October.
HORATIO WOOD, President.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
Samuel Burbank, Nathan Crosby, Sewall G. Mack, Elijah M. Read, H. Hosford.
TRUSTEES.
John W. P. Abbott, Benjamin Adams, Chas. B. Coburn, Frank F. Battles, Joseph A. Brabrook, Thomas Talbot, John F. Kimball, William A. Richardson, Hapgood Wright, John L. Cheney, William F. Salmon, John Holt, Oliver E. Cushing, Silas Tyler, Jr., John C. Bartlett.
ARTEMAS S. TYLER, Treasurer.
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RAILROAD NATIONAL BANK,
Carleton Block, Merrimack Street.
INCORPORATED 1831 CONVERTED 1865. CAPITAL, $800,000. PAR VALUE OF SHARES, $100.
S. W. STICKNEY, President. JOHN F. ROGERS, Cashier, JAMES S. HOVEY, Teller. WILLIAM U. AMSDEN, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
HOMER BARTLETT,
SAMUEL FAY,
WILLIAM A. BURKE,
GEORGE RIPLEY,
CHARLES HOVEY,
JAMES B. FRANCIS,
SEWALL G. MACK,
JOHN W. P. ABBOT, O. H. PERRY.
GEORGE MOTLEY,
JOHN WRIGHT,
Discount, Tuesdays and Fridays.
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
CARLETON BLOCK, MERRIMACK STREET,
ORGANIZED 1861.
Open every afternoon (except Saturdays) from 2 to 4 o'clock; and on Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock.
WM. A. BURKE, President. JOHN F. ROGERS, Treasurer.
VICE-PRESIDENTS.
SAMUEL W. STICKNEY, HOYT W. HILTON, JEREMIAH CLARK,
OWEN STREET, ISAAC PLACE.
TRUSTEES.
ANDREW MOODY, EDWARD F. SHERMAN,
WILLIAM BROWN,
HORACE J. ADAMS,
ISAAC COOPER,
EDWARD F. WATSON,
BENJAMIN C. SARGEANT,
FERDINAND RODLIFF,
GEORGE RIPLEY,
JULIAN V. KEYES,
SAMUEL FAY,
JACOB ROGERS,
CHARLES HOVEY, ALFRED GILMAN,
JOHN TATTERSON.
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The Wamesit National Bank OF LOWELL,
Middlesex Street, near Northern Depot.
INCORPORATED AS A STATE BANK, APRIL 28, 1853. ORGANIZED AS A NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, FEB. 3, 1865.
Capital, $200,000.
CHARLES WHITNEY, President.
JOHN H. BUTTRICK, Cashier, G. WINFIELD KNOWLTON, Clerk,
DIRECTORS.
DANIEL CHURCHILL, JOSIAH GATES, SAMUEL HORN,
H. C. HOWE, CHARLES WHITNEY,
FRANCIS JEWETT, C. H. WILDER, CHARLES E. PAIGE, A. F. WRIGHT.
Annual Meeting, third Tuesday in January. Discounts, daily. Dividends, first Monday of January and July.
Merchants' National Bank, MERCHANTS' BANK BUILDING, 43 1-2 Merrimack Street. U. S. Depositary, and Financial Agent of the United States, CAPITAL, $300,000. Converted September, 1864. HOCUM HOSFORD, President. JOHN N. PEIRCE, Jr., Cashier.
HENRY P. WEBBER, Clerk. O. W. GAY, Clerk.
DIRECTORS.
HOCUM HOSFORD, THOMAS NESMITH, ROYAL SOUTHWICK, HORACE J. ADAMS, JOSEPH H. ELY.
JAMES C. AYER,
WILLIAM KELLEY,
JOSHUA N. MARSHALL,
D. W. C. FARRINGTON.
Discount, Monday and Thursdays. Annual Meeting, second Tuesday in January.
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ST. ANNE'S SCHOOL
Rooms in Savings-Bank Building.
MISS M. E. MAGRATH, Principal.
The three Terms of this School are as follows :-
The Fall Term, from the Ist of September until Christmas ; the Win- ter Term, from the second week in January until Easter ; the Spring Term, from the second week after Easter until July 26, with a recess of one week at Whitsuntide.
The tuition will be at the rate of about twenty-eight dollars a year for the English branches ; Languages, Drawing, and Music, extra, at the rate of fifteen dollars a year for each language; Drawing, four dollars for 24 lessons ; Music, fifteen dollars for 24 lessons; Languages, &c., without the English, six dollars each, per term.
Pupils not connected with the school can take the extra studies at six dollars per quarter ; Music at fifteen dollars per quarter.
Application for further particulars may be made at Mr. B. C. Sargeant's.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO. Accumulated Fund, December 1, 1865, $5,735,504.71. Distribution, November 30, 1863, $750,000 in Cash. OFFICERS. BENJ. F. STEVENS, President. JOSEPH M. GIBBENS, Secretary.
W. W. MORLAND, M. D., Medical Examiner.
DIRECTORS. - Sewell Tappan, Marshall P. Wilder, Charles Hubbard, George H. Folger, James Sturgis, Francis C. Lowell, James S. Amory, Homer Bartlett, Ben- jamin F. Stevens.
S. W. STICKNEY, Agent. GEORGE H. WHITMORE, Medical Examiner. S. W. STICKNEY and J. F. ROGERS, COMMISSIONERS TO QUALIFY CIVIL OFFICERS. S. W. STICKNEY, Notary Public.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Traders' and Mechanics' INSURANCE COMPANY,
LOWELL, MASS.
MUTUAL AND STOCK.
CASH ASSETS, $198,000.
DIRECTORS.
C. B. COBURN,
L. G. HOWE,
THOMAS NESMITH,
H. HOSFORD, S. W. STICKNEY,
D. S. RICHARDSON, EDWARD TUCK,
LEVI SPRAGUE,
ISAAC PLACE,
E. F. SHERMAN.
C. B. COBURN, Pres. E. F. SHERMAN, Sec. and Treas. Office, 27 Central Street, Lowell.
Home Insurance Co., of New York. CASH ASSETS, $3,623,000.00.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Company, of New York. CASH ASSETS, $1,496,235.00.
Yonkers and New York Ins. Co., of New York. CASH ASSETS, $601,500.00.
Springfield Fire and Marine Ins. Co., of Springfield, Mass. CASH ASSETS, $780,972.00.
State Mutual Life Assurance Co., of Worcester.
Insurance effected to any desirable amount, in the best Companies, at cur- rent rates.
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