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Costello T. & Co. 118 Central
Duston Harlow, 12 Merrimack
Foote J. L. & Co. 279 Merrimack MACK S. G. 123 and 125 Market (see page 417)
Mead Matthias, 37 East Merrimack Mehan J. & Brother, 24 Prescott NICHOLS JACOB, Dutton, c. Lowell (see top of calendar page) NASH J. W. & CO. 126 Central (see front colored opposite title page) OFFUTT & FAIRGRIEVE, 33 and 35 Market (see page 419) Page J. Y. 265 and 267 Merrimack Wier N. J. & Co. 198 Merrimack
Stucco Worker.
PRESCOTT D. MOODY, 19 & CO., Middle (see page 389)
Super-Shosphate of Lime. DODGE, SHERBURNE, & CO. 39 Market (see page 404)
Suspender Manufacturers.
Churchill D. & Co., First, opposite Read, Centralville Cutter & Walker, 48 Central Grush J. S., Hale, corner Howard
Tags.
PENHALLOW B. H., Wyman's Ex- change (see page 386)
STAR LABEL CO., F. G. Sargent, agent, Graniteville, near Lowell (sec pages 426 and 427)
Tailoress.
Barnes Emily R. 40 Central
Tailors and Drapers. (See also Clothing.)
Barnes Henry H. 5 Canal block
Benden Frederick, Hale, n. Chelmsford
Bennett William S. 11 Central
Birnbaum R. 155 Middlesex Burbank & Winnek, 53 Central
CHASE, SARGENT, & SHATTUCK,
5 Central (see page 388) Costello Michael, 164 Central Delany Thomas, 74 Market
Doyle Moses, 58 South Gilman Alfred, 156 Merrimack Halberstad L. 54 Central Holland Michael, 3 Prescott block
Lancaster S. I'. 104 and 106 Central
Leslie E. C. & Co. 4 Merrimack House
Murphy John, 47 Market
O'Neal Hugh, 1 Hurd
SMITH GEORGE, 222 Merrimack (see buck colored page) Wiggin D. 33 Merrimack
Tallow.
ADAMS SMITH, Walker, near Middle- 8cx (see page 399)
Tanner. Cook E. G., Tanner, corner Lincoln, Ayer's City
Tea and Coffee Stores.
Hughes John, 51 Market Johnson J. B. 12 John
Morse & Turner, 133 Central Plastridge S. 5 Merrimack House
Teachers. (Drawing.)
Wright H.
M. Miss, Savings Bank
building (Music.)
Bennett S. C. 20 Hurd
Foote Warren S. 275 Merrimack Hill Asa V. 25 Willow Hunt J. Miss, 27 Marion (piano) Lennon Joseph G. 30 Lowell Morrison John F. 30 Appleton corp.
PACIFIC INS. CO.
Assets (Gold) $1,600.004. Hunt Elliott, Agt's. (See page 374.)
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Stevens S. W. 47 Howard Way William H. 22 Tyler Wheeler H. Mrs. 63 East Merrimack Willey George F. 32 Appleton
(Private School.) Folsom Mary F. 73 Merrimack
(Writing.) Harrison Bertram, 37 Andover Rawson R. T. 128 Merrimack
Telegraph Offices. Brickett H. W. agent, Merrimack-street depot
Northern Telegraph Co., F. Hanscom, manager, 4 Middle, branch-office at Merrimack House
Ticket Agent. Brickett H. W., Merrimack-st. depot
Tin Can Manufacturers.
WILDER H. H. & CO. 8 Jackson (Sar- gent's Oil Cans, see inside back cover)
Tinsmiths. ( See also Stoves and Tinware.) NASH J. W. & CO. 126 Central (see front colored, opposite titlepage) Smith & Martin, 128 Middlesex Whitten W. T. 28 and 30 Andover WILDER H. H. & CO. 8 Jackson (see inside back cover)
Tripe and Pigs' Feet. ADAMS SMITH, Walker, near Middle- sex (see page 399)
Trunks, &c.
Allen J. G. 46 Central
Burgess E. 38 Central Knowles Brothers, Central, c. Market Marriott Jolin, jr. 58 and 60 Central Molloy George, 15 Market
Twine Manufacturers.
CHURCH H. C. 23 Central, cor. Mid- dle (dealer, see page 409) CLARK JEREMIAH, 96 Middle (Ioom- harness, and fancy, see page 414)
Umbrellas and Parasols. RUGG C. W. 77 Merrimack (see page 406)
Undertakers. ( See Miscellaneous Department, p. 319.)
Upholsterers.
HAUVER LEVI, 11 Middle (see page 391) Offutt George & Son, 135 Central
Variety Stores. Alcott A. 296 Merrimack Allen G. W. 1 Tilden Banfill J. 119 Middlesex
Barnes S. J. 66 East Merrimack Bartelle C. A. 189 Central
Berry John B. Mrs. 70 Middlesex Besse J. V. 14 Tilden Brewster Jobn L. 13 Tilden Brown Alice, 97 Central Burgess R. H., Liberty square Carlton A. MIrs. 2 Tilden
Cavanaugh Thomas, 173 Gorham Clark Jane, Broad way, cor. Mt. Vernon Clark J. 140 Central
Clark William H. 147 Central
Cook William G. Mrs. 325 Merrimack Coughlan B. 338 Merrimack
Devlin James, 24 Gorham
Donahoe M. A. Mrs., Parker's block, Centralville
Drury Thomas, 77 Charles Eastman Daniel, 11 Merrimack
Elliott Edmund, 29 Bridge, Centralville
Evans W. 290 Merrimack
Faunce A. B. 362 Merrimack
Fisher A. Mrs. 219 Middlesex Glidden N. A. 36 Middlesex
Gormley P. 15 Hancock avenne
Hall John, 22 South Hall L. B. 114 Middlesex Herrick E. S. 174 Suffolk
Hill E. W. Mrs. 49 East Merrimack
Hobbs Ruth A. 71 Merrimack Hodgman A. G. 6 Decatur Huntley John, 93 Moody Ingham R. & Son, 187 Central Johnson Mary Mrs. 21 Market Lamere A. 15 Merrimack
Lamere John, Parker's block, Bridge, Centralville
Livingston James H. 105 E. Merrimack Lynch Abbie S. Mrs. 131 Middlesex Marble C. H. 330 Merrimack Martin A. R. Mrs. 6 Tilden Mayberry Eliza, 76 Middlesex McGovern F. Mrs. 1 East Merrimack McGuire Cornelius, 25 Summer Mc Kellar David, 115 Market McLaughlin James, 58 Gorham Morse & Turner, 133 Central Norcott M. E. 344 Merrimack Rand M. A. 76 Central Salls Edwin S. 95 Central
Senior George Mrs. 220 Merrimack
Shaw R. S. Mrs. 125 Middlesex
Shufelt Geo. A. 1 Merrimack Slavin Mary Mrs. 75 Gorham Smith Kate, 91 Central Sparks John C. 342 Merrimack Stanton Charles P. 75 Adams Sugden William Mrs. 177 Central Tierney Michael, 12 Winter Wiley R. F. 84 Appleton Willoughby M. E. 11 Til ten Wilson John, 212 Merrimack Wing J. T. Miss, 10 John
Ventilators.
MACK S. G. (Robinson's patent) 123 and 125 Market (see page 417)
GERMANIA FIRE INS. CO.,
Assets $1,000,000. Hunt & Elliott, Agt's. (See page 374.),
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Veterinary Surgeon. WOOD ROBERT, High-street square, corner Bartlett (see page 389)
Wadding and Batting Manufs. CHURCH H. C. 23 Central, corner Middle (dealer, see page 409) Ripley Geo. & Co., Congress, near Thorndike
Watch Makers. ( See also Jewellers.)
Carter E. B. 83 Central
Coburn H. 143 Central
Hallett M. G. 153 Central
Lyman Roland, 93 Central Johnson Jona. 1 Merrimack House Rowe G. A. 32 Merrimack SANBORN AMOS & CO. 25 Central (see front colored opp. title-page) Wilkins Henry, 73 Central
Water Power. LOCKS & CANALS, Proprietors of. office Mechanic (see page 360) Wamesit Power Co., Lawrence
Water Wheels. SILVER & GAY, North Chelmsford, near Lowell (see page 411)
Wheelwrights. GILSON L. G. 75 Market (see page 394)
GREEN & LY MAN, 285 Merrimack (see page 402)
McCOY E. P., rear 200 Dutton (see page 392)
Window Blind Supports.
CLARK JEREMIAH, 96 Middle (see page 415)
Window Caps.
CUSHING D. & CO. 130 Middlesex (see page 406)
MACK S. G. 123 and 125 Market (see page 417)
Wire Goods Manufacturers. Ca ly Geo. L. 237 Middlesex BROWN DARIUS C., Church, corner Warren (heddles, see page 373) HALE B. S. & SON (for galvanic bat- teries, &c.) Whipple's Mills (see page 404)
Wire Workers.
Hildreth H. A. 10 Central
Woods, Sherwood, & Co., Bridge, opp. Seventh, Centralville
Wood.
Adams R. O. 15 Prescott AMY WILLIAM, old Jail Yard, Dut- ton, near Mechanics' Mills (see page 393)
Bailey Alvah W., Bridge, opp. Seventh, Centralville
BENNETT & RODLIFF, Moody, cor. Tremont (see page 408)
BROWN H., Chelmsford, near Hale (see page 401)
BUCKLEY MICHAEL, Gorham, cor. Union (see page 394)
HENDERSON SHEPARD F. & SON, 289 Merrimack (see page 401)
HERRICK & PEABODY, First, near Read, Centralville (see page 392)
Hill E. A. 341 Middlesex
Lanham E. E. 55 Appleton
LEONARD A. W., Jackson, near Round House (see page 387)
LIVINGSTON W. E. 9 Thorndike (see page 410) Richardson & Smith, 41 Salem
Riley Bernard, 25 Davidson
Wood Mouldings.
BACHELDER A. & CO., Mt. Vernon, near Broadway (all kinds and styles, see page 410)
Pratt M.C. & Co., Wamesit Steam Mills
Wood Turning.
ALDRICH M., Mechanics' Mills, Dut- ton (see page 411)
COLBY AMOS, 25 Howe (see page 395)
HILLS ELIPHALET, Mechanics' Mills (see page 401)
Wood Working Machinery.
CAREY & HARRIS, Broadway, cor. Mt. Vernon (see page 381)
LAWRENCE BENJAMIN, Harris Mills (see page 407)
ROBINSON WM. & CO., Mechanics' Mills ( see page 415)
Wooden Screw Manufacturers. ALDRICH MILTON, Mechanics' Mills (see page 411)
Wooden Ware.
Barney Alfred, 247 Merrimack
BARTON & BUTTERFIELD, 256 Merrimack (see page 394) NASII J. W. & CO., 126 Central (see adv. opp. title-page)
Wool Burring and Washing Machinery.
SARGENT CHARLES G., Graniteville near Lowell (see back colored page'
Wool Sorters and Washers. Carter Albert D., Whipple's Mills Carter W. C. & Co., Whipple's Mills
Woolen Goods Manufacturers.
Belvidere Manufacturing Co. (flannels) Howe, corner Lawrence Chase Mills (fancy cassimeres), Law- rence, near Whipple's Milis
HOWARD FIRE INS. CO.,
Boston. Assets $325,000. Hunt & Elliott, Agts. (See p. 374.)
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Faulkner L. W. & Son, Grove, near | ROBINSON WM. & CO., Mechanics' Lawrence
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING CO., Jackson (see page 366)
Holt John (flannel), Howe
LAWRENCE MANUFACTURING CO., north end Suffolk (see page 363) LIVINGSTON, CARTER, & CO. 7 Thorndike (blankets and flannels, see page 388)
LOWELL MANUFACTURING CO., Market (see page 365)
MIDDLESEX COMPANY, Warren (see page 369)
Navlor Geo. (carpets), Wamesit Power Co.
Stott Chas. A. (flannels), Lawrence TALBOT CHAS. P. & CO., City Mar- ket House (flannels, see page 409) U. S. Bunting Co., Whipple's Mills Walker Wm. & Co. 80 Lawrence (cas- simeres and tweeds)
Worsted Machinery.
LANE DAVID, Fletcher, cor. Cush- ing (see page 416)
Mills (see page 415)
SARGENT CHARLES G. (combing) Graniteville, near Lowell (see back colored page)
SILVER & GAY, North Chelmsford, near Lowell (see page 411)
Worsted Goods Manuf.
Bracket S. R., Whipple's Mills (yarn) DUGDALE JAMES, Willie, cor. Broad- way (yarns, &c., see page 406) Pearson Samuel, Whipple's Mills (yarns)
Townson P., Harris Mills, Broadway Walker & Hathaway, Whipple's Mills (moreens and fancy dress goods) Walsh John, Whipple's Mills (yarns) Wamesit Worsted Co., Whipple's Mills (yarns)
Yarns.
CLARK JEREMIAH, 96 Middle (knit- ting and tidy, see page 414) DUGDALE JAMES, Willie, corner Broadway (fancy worsted, chinchil- la, &c., see page 406)
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CITY GOVERNMENT. 1870.
MAYOR,
JONATHAN P. FOLSOM.
ALDERMEN.
FRANK F. BATTLES. CHARLES L. HILDRETH. HAPGOOD WRIGHT.
CHARLES A. STOTT.
EDWARD F. SHERMAN. AMOS B. FRENCH. JOHN Q. A. HUBBARD. ADDISON PUTNAM.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Albert A. Haggett, President.
Ward 1. - John H. Durgin, jr., Benjamin Patch, Patrick Keyes, Samuel G. Ladd.
Ward 2. - Phineas Jones, John L. Moulton, Patrick Cummiskey, Daniel G. Skillings.
Ward 3. - Henry P. Perkins, Matthew Donovan, Albert A. Haggett. Ward 4. - Epaphras A. Hill, Henry P. Carter, Simeon G. Lyford, Michael Corbett.
Ward 5. - William O. Fiske, Willard A. Brown, James D. Hart- well, Jeremiah Crowley.
Ward 6 - Alpha B. Farr, William Kittredge, Lucien P. Stacy, John Stott.
City Clerk. - Samuel A. McPhetres. Chosen in Convention of the City Council, on the first Monday in January.
Clerk of Common Council. - George Gardner. Chosen on the first Monday in January.
ORGANIZED FIRST MONDAY OF JANUARY.
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Messenger. - Calvin Philbrick. Appointed by Mayor and Aldermen.
City Treasurer and Collector .- John H. McAlvin.
Auditor of Accounts. - George Gardner.
Superintendent of Streets. - Luther Richards.
Civil Engineer. - Richard W. Baker.
Librarian of' City Library. - Marshall H. Clough.
City Solicitor. - George Stevens. Office, Barristers' Hall.
City Physician, and Superintendent of Burials. John II. Gilman. Office in Welles Block.
Superintendent of Public Buildings. - Lorenzo G. Howe.
Assessors of Taxes. - Caleb M. Marvel, Chairman, for 1869. New Board not chosen.
Water Commissioners. - James B. Francis, William E. Livingston, Henry H. Wilder.
Overseers of the Poor. - Jonathan P. Folsom, Mayor. Charles A. Stott, John Q. A. Hubbard, Aldermen. Patrick Keyes, Phineas Jones, Henry P. Perkins, Simeon G. Lyford, Willard A. Brown, Alpha B. Farr, Common Councilmen. The regular meetings of the Board are held at the Almshouse, on the last day of each month.
Superintendent of the Almshouse. - Lorenzo Phelps.
City Marshal .- Bickford Lang. Office, west end of Market-House Building.
Deputy Marshal. - Charles P. Bowles.
Day Police. - Jesse Huse, Benjamin G. Mooney, Henry Marshall, Jacob G. Favor.
Police Officers and Watchmen. - Levi Brown, Captain of the Night Police. Squire L. Bailey, Allen P. Bickford, Theophilus C. Blais- dell. Andrew Blood, William Bodge, Otis Bullard, William L. Clark, Alfred Day, John Dougherty, Asa F. Esty, Wm. P. Farrington, Jacob G. Favor, Orra A. Fletcher, Augustus B. Foss, David H. Goodhue, Harrison H. Fuller, Wm. M. Lee, Isaac L. Libby, Wil- liam M. Locke, Eliphalet Miller, George W. Sanborn, Thomas J. Sanborn, James W. Sheffield, Daniel H. Sinclair, David S. Spaul- ding, James E. Webster, M. J. Garrigan, Thomas Ingalls, Mason W. Presby.
Constables. - Bickford Lang, Calvin Philbrick, Thomas W. Pressey, Daniel G. Greenleaf, Josiah Hubbard, Bradford Marvel, Dexter Symonds.
Health Commissioner. - Bickford Lang.
Truant Officers. - Bickford Lang, Jesse Huse, B. G. Mooney.
Tythingmen. - The Marshal and Police Force.
Janitor of Huntington and Jackson Halls. - Warren Fletcher.
Surveyors of Lumber. - Lorenzo G. Howe, James N. Morse, Joshua
M. Hadley, Stephen C. Davis, Luther Smith, George W. Kelley. Samuel Newhall, Patrick Maguire.
Fence-Viewers. - Lorenzo Phelps, J. M. Hadley, Isaac Page.
Field-Drivers. - Bickford Lang, George Webster, Charles P. Bowles, Henry Marshall, Frederick Faulkner.
Pound-Keeper. - Sylvester Crosby.
Sealer of Weights and Measures. - John A. Knowles, jr. Office, Mechanics' Mills.
City Crier. - Sylvanus C. Smiley.
Weigher of Hay and other articles. - Hiram Whitney, Henry B. Bai- ley. Office, Thorndike, corner Western Avenue.
Measurers of Upper Leather. - Willard A. Brown, John Q. A. Hub - bard. Nathaniel W. Frye, George W. Eaton, Revilo F. Cook.
Measurers of Grain. - Samuel N. Wood, James Berry, Henry B. Bailey.
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Surveyors of Plastering, Brick or Stone Work, and Painting. - Richard W. Baker, Joshua M. Hadley, Luther Smith, Cyrus Latham, Sam- uel Newhall.
Inspector of Milk. - George E. Stanley. Office, at Conant & Co.'s Express Office.
Inspector of Bale or Bundle Hay. - Sydney Davis, at City Scales.
Weigher of Coal .- Sydney Davis, at City Scales.
Agent for the Sale of Pure Liquors. - Charles R. Kimball, corner Cen- tral and Merrimack Streets.
Undertakers. - Calvin T. Chamberlin, Terrence Hanover, Daniel H. Gordon, George W. Abbott.
Inspectors of Petroleum Oils. - David Chase, Weare Clifford. Fish-warden. - Wm. McFarlin.
Superintendent of City Scales, and Measurer of Wood and Bark. - Sydney Davis.
Measurers of Wood and Bark brought by water or railroad into the City. - Luther Smith, Samuel Newhall.
CITY LIBRARY.
Directors. - The Mayor and President of the Common Council, ex officiis, and the following persons, chosen by concurrent vote : -
Ward 1. - William Hardman. Ward 4. - Charles Kimball.
Ward 2. - Gustavus A. Gerry. Ward 5. - William F. Salmon.
Ward 3. - Joseph S. Pollard. Ward 6. - Francis Brown.
Librarian. - Marshall H. Clough. Chosen by concurrent vote in January.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Accounts. - Aldermen Putnam and Battles. Councilmen Carter Patch, and Hartwell.
On Claims. - Aldermen Wright and Sherman. Councilmen Stacy, Perkins, and Crowley.
On Commons. - Aldermen Hubbard and Wright. Councilmen Dur- gin, Jones, and Stott.
On Fire Department. - Aldermen Stott and Putnam. Councilmen Brown, Perkins, and Cummiskey.
On Lands, and Buildings. - Aldermen Hildreth and Battles. Coun- cilmen Carter, Farr, and Moulton.
On Military Affairs. - The Mayor, Aldermen Stott and Wright. Councilmen Durgin, Jones, Donovan, Corbett, Fiske, and Stott. On Printing. - The Mayor, and Alderman Putnam. Councilmen Farr, Keyes, and Skillings.
On Public Instruction. - Aldermen Battles and Hildreth. Councilmen Stacy, Patch. Vacancy.
On Sewers and Drains. - Aldermen French and Hildreth. Council- men Kittredge, Hill, and Ladd.
On Streets. - Aldermen Sherman and French. Councilmen Fiske, Hill, and Donovan.
Board of Health. - The Mayor, Aldermen Hubbard and Putnam. Councilmen Lyford, Cummiskey. Vacancy.
On Water Works. - The Mayor, and Alderman Stott. Councilmen, to be filled.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
On Bills in Second Reading. - Aldermen Battles and Hubbard.
On Enrolment. - Aldermen Sherman and Stott.
On Licenses. - The Mayor, Aldermen Hildreth and Putnam.
On Lighting. - The Mayor, Aldermen Stott and Hubbard.
On Police and Police Stations. - The Mayor, Aldermen Wright and Hildreth.
On Repairs of Streets. - The Mayor, Aldermen Sherman and French. On Setting Trees. - The Mayor, Aldermen Wright and Hubbard.
On Weights and Measures. - The Mayor, Aldermen Wright and French.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE COMMON COUNCIL.
On Bills in Second Reading. - Councilmen Kittredge, Hartwell, and Skillings.
On Enrolment. - Councilmen Lyford. Stott, and Crowley.
On Elections. - Councilmen Ladd, Moulton, and Corbett.
Clerk to Committee on Streets, Sewers, and Drains. - Richard W. Baker.
WARD OFFICERS, 1870.
Ward 1 - Warden, Edward B. Collins. Clerk, Lucius W. Hun- tington. Inspectors, George A. Saunders, Henry I. Sawtell, Rich- ard H. Short.
Ward 2. - Warden, Daniel R. Wallace. Clerk, Edward Bailey. Inspectors, Chas. H. Burgess, David Chase, L. R. J. Varnum.
Ward 3. - Warden, George Hobson. Clerk, Wm. H. Loughlin. Inspectors, Eli W. Hoyt, J. Frank Paige, Samuel E. Stott.
Ward 4. - Warden, Benjamin F. Goddard. Clerk, Charles E. Adams. Inspectors, Edward P. Dennis, Jacob Baron, Henry C. Howe.
Ward 5. - Warden, Daniel Swett, jr. Clerk, I. Henry Paige. In- spectors, Charles Hubbard, Baldwin T. Peabody, Franklin D. Wright.
Ward 6. - Warden, Leonard Brown. Clerk, Samuel M. Chase. Inspectors, Alpha B. Farr, Edward S. Hosmer, D. Hall Rice.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE, 1870.
Jonathan P. Folsom, Mayor, and Albert A. Haggett, President of Common Council, ex officiis.
Term expires January, 1871. Term expires January, 1872.
Ward 1. - Albert L. Fisk. Ward 1. - George F. Scribner.
Ward 2. - S. W. Stickney. Ward 2. - Joshua Merrill.
Ward 3. - Wm. E. Stanton. Ward 4. - Abram French.
Ward 5. - Horace James.
Ward 6. - JohnA. Goodwin. Chairman, Jonathan P. Folsom.
Ward 3. - Ephraim B. Patch.
Ward 4. - Wm. H. Anderson.
Ward 5. - Sewall G. Mack.
Ward 6. - Joseph H. Smith.
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Vice-Chairman, Samuel W. Stickney.
Secretary, Charles Morrill.
Superintendent of Public Schools. - Charles Morrill.
Ward 3. - E. B. Patch, elected by Mayor and Aldermen to fill va- cancy. Term expires Jannary, 1871.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
On Accounts. - Messrs. Folsom, Ilaggett, Stickney, Patch, and Scrib- ner.
On School Houses. - Messrs. Patch, James, Scribner, Merrill, and Mack.
On Teachers. - Messrs. Anderson, Stanton, Goodwin, James, and Smith.
On Reports. - Messrs. Goodwin, Haggett, Anderson, French, and Merrill.
On Books. - Messrs. James, Stanton, Anderson, Goodwin, and Mack. On Penmanship and Drawing. -- Messrs. Haggett, Fisk, Goodwin , Merrill, and Scribner.
On Music. - Messrs. Stickney, James, Patch, Anderson, and Haggett. On Salaries. - Messrs. Mack, Folsom, French, Smith, and Stanton.
SUB-COMMITTEES.
ALBERT A. HAGGETT. - High ; Primaries 13, 20, 24, 31.
ALBERT L. FISK. - High ; Primaries 11, 12, 23.
GEORGE F. SCRIBNER. - Mann; Primaries 22, 23, 26, 41, 44.
SAMUEL W. STICKNEY. - Green ; Primaries 1, 3, 8, 29.
JOSHUA MERRILL. - Varnum ; Primaries 46, 47, 48, 49.
WM. E. STANTON. - Colburn ; Primaries 4, 27, 33, 42.
E. B. PATCH. - Edson ; Primaries 7, 19, 21, 39.
ABRAM FRENCH. - Franklin ; Primaries 17, 28, 34, 50.
WM. H. ANDERSON. - High ; Primaries 5, 6, 15, 30.
HORACE JAMES. - High ; Primaries 2, 32, 40, 45. SEWALL G. MACK. - Bartlett; Primaries 10, 36, 38.
JOHN A. GOODWIN. - High; Primaries 14, 16, 25, 37. JOSEPH H. SMITH. - Moody ; Primaries 9, 18, 35, 51.
Office of Superintendent of Public Schools. - In City Government Building.
Office Hours. - Fron Mirth 1st to October 31 st, inclusive, one hour after morning session ; from November 1st to the last day of February, inclusive, one hour after the afternoon session.
Regular Meetings of this Board. - On the last Monday in each month, at 7} o'clock, P.M.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS. HIGH SCHOOL, Anne and Kirk Streets.
Principal. - Charles C. Chase. Assistants. - Levi S. Burbank, James S. Russell, Elizabeth McDaniels, Mary A. Webster, Marietta Mel- vin.
Bertram Harrison, teacher of Penmanship in High and Grammar Schools.
George F. Willey, teacher of vocal music in High and Grammar Schools.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
BARTLETT SCHOOL, Clark Street.
Principal. - Samuel Bement. Assistants. - Marianna B. Kent, Mary E. Pike, Caroline E. Holt, Cemantha R. Nichols, Mary C. Gard- ner, Sabra Wright, Sophia P. Wetherbee.
COLBURN SCHOOL, Lawrence Street.
Principal. - Fidelia O. Dodge. Assistants. - Elizabeth W. Frost, Susan M. Andrews, Hattie C. Critchet.
EDSON SCHOOL, Highland Street.
Principal. - Perley Balch. Assistants. - Nellie M. Hunt, Mary F. Carleton, Mary F. Dana, Olive W. Beane, Maria C. Swan, Anna A. Sargent, Mary A. Balch.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL, Branch, corner Middlesex Street.
Principal. - Amos B. Heywood. Assistants. - Sarah E. French' Abbie F. Wood ward, Sarah C. Weymouth, Emma L. Crosby.
GREEN SCHOOL, Middle Street.
Principal. - George F. Lawton. Assistants. - Ruby F. Howe, Ellen S. Burrill, Alice H. Thu ston, Nettie E. Carleton, Emma L. Pevey.
MANN SCHOOL, Lewis Street.
Principal. - Samuel A. Chase. Assistants. - Nellie M. Gallagher , Laura F. Howe, Celestia P. Chase.
MOODY SCHOOL, East Merrimack Street.
Principal .- Joseph Peabody. Assistants. - S. Lizzie Dean, Diana M. Huntoon, Helen A. Haggett, Laura J. Pindar, Sarah E. Bailey, Mary E. Way.
VARNUM SCHOOL, Myrtle Street.
Principal. - Daniel P. Galloupe. Assistants. - Harriet Bradley, Sarah A. Bradley, Clara A. Hanaford.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
No. Location.
Teachers.
No. 1. - Middle Street, Florence E. Davis.
No. 2. - School Street, Sarah A. Hadley.
No. 3. - Paige Street, Abbie G. Watson.
No. 4. - Chapel Street. .Lucy F. Carleton.
No. 5. - Elliott Street, . Elizabeth A. Stearns.
No. 6. - Middlesex Street, Abbie L. Davis.
No. 7. - Chapel Street,. . Mary J. Rice.
No. 8. - Worthen Street, . Martha A. Franklin.
No. 9. - Church Street, . .Martha S. Williams.
No. 10. - Merrimack Street, Martha A. Neale.
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LOWELL DIRECTORY.
No. Location.
Teachers.
No. 11. - Cross Street, ...
Bella V. McAnulty.
No. 12. - Tilden Street,. Eliza Merriam.
No. 13. - Carter Street, ..
. Clara J. Nichols.
No. 14. - High Street, ...
. Harriet A. Hadley.
No. 15. - Middlesex Street,
Elizabeth B. Merriam
No. 16. - Fayette Street,
Sarah C. Fiske.
No. 17. - Branch Street,
Eliza Cowley.
No. 19. - Charles Street,.
Isabella E. Horner.
No. 20. - Carter Street,
Sarah L. Gates.
No. 22. - Lewis Street,.
Anna E. Richardson.
No. 23. - Tilden Street,.
Ella F. Perkins.
No. 24. - Howard Street
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