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Butler, Simeon, 379, 380
Butler, William, 83, 378, 379, 382
Butler's Bookstore, 380
Buttons, 81-82, 270, 351-352
Chase, Charles H., 212 Cheney, George, 356
Cable, George Washington, 308, 312 Cabot, George, 62 Callery, P. F., 197
Calvin, 183
Calvin Coolidge Memorial Bridge, 323
Campbell, David, 106
Campbell, L. L., 248, 316
Campion, Samuel S., 309
Capen (house), 149
Capen School, 221
Carlile, Dorothea, 22 I
Carlisle, Annie Clark, 212-213
Carnegie, Andrew, 218, 308
Carnegie, Mrs. Andrew, 218, 308
Cattle Show, 240
Cavanagh, James Ellsworth, 375
Center Street School, 192
Central Labor Union, 261, 263, 264, 265, 266, 267, 275-276
Central Massachusetts Railroad, 234, 272 Central Oilgas Stove Company, 339
Chace, Louisa, 341
Chafee, Orwell, 118
Chafee, Robert Searle, 325
Chafee, Zachariah, Jr., 325
Chamber of Commerce, 224, 318, 321,
326, 353 Chamberlain, Cyrus Nathaniel, 128, 130, 136
Champney, James Wells, 164
Chandler, Joseph Goodhue, 163
Channing, William Ellery, 94
Chapin, Israel, 36
Chapin, Samuel, 3
Chapman, Charles, 368
Chapman, Reuben Atwater, 99
Cheverus, Jean Louis de, 90-95, 367, 384, 388, 396 Child, David Lee, 122
Child, Lydia Maria, 122
Childs, Annie H., 319 See also Childs, Mrs. C. E.
Childs, C. E., 326 Childs, Mrs. C. E., 326 See also Childs, Annie H.
Childs Park, 151, 326, 394
Chilson, Haynes H., 2 12
Chittenden, Martin, 70
Choate, Rufus, 89, 240, 290
Index 415
Church of St. Catherine the Martyr, 391 Church of the Annunciation, 392 Church of the Blessed Sacrament, 392 Churches, 340, 383-393 Churchill, Alfred Vance, 165 Circle Players, 325
Circuses, 183 City Charter, 284, 285 City Hall, 279, 283-284, 310, 317 City Officials, 284, 286 City Property, 279-280
City Seal, 32I Civil War, 127-138
Clapp, Jonathan, 37-38 Clapp, Joseph, 39 Clapp, Paul, 38
Clapp, William W., 379 Clark, Calvin, 348
Clark, Charles N., 318
Clark, David H., 346
Clark, Edward, 149
Clark, Ezra, 32 Clark, Joseph, 287 Clark, Josiah, Jr., 32 Clark, Russell, 38 Clark, Samuel, 54
Clark, William, 337 Clark (house), 354
Clarke, Ann, 188 Clarke, Calvin, 388
Clarke, Christopher, 211, 311-312
Clarke, John, 100, 154, 202-203, 209, 291, 31I Clarke, Joseph, 94, 368, 396
Clarke, Olive Cleveland, 187
Clarke, William, 5, 364-365 Clarke Library, 210, 211, 213, 31I Clarke School for the Deaf, 191, 195, 201-206, 223, 276, 296, 311, 369 Clason, Charles R., 323 Claussner Hosiery Corporation, Mc- Callum Division, 257, 274
Clay, Henry, 366 Cleaveland, 97 Clement Cutlery Company, 236, 273 Clement Manufacturing Company, 257, 261, 266 Clement, William T., 236, 238, 260 Clinton, DeWitt, 99 Coe, William, 114, 116 Cogswell, Joseph, 189, 387 Cole, Thomas, 163
College Hall, 155, 156
Collegiate Institute, 152, 190, 195 Colonial Life, 268-269
Columbian Building, 154 Committee of Correspondence, 36
Committee on Public Safety, 323
Community Chest, 318
Community Hall, 238
Company A, 27th Massachusetts Regi- ment, 127 Company C, 10th Massachusetts Regi- ment, 127-138 Company C, 52nd Massachusetts Regi- ment, 127 Company G, 27th Massachusetts Regi- ment, 127, 136 Company I, 26th Division, 315 Company I of the 3d Battalion, 2d Regiment of Massachusetts Vol- unteer Militia, 306, 312
Conant, Joseph, 82, 114, 118, 339
Congdon, Fayette K., 32 1
Congregation B'nai Israel, 387, 392-393
Conkey, Ithamar, 99
Connecticut Land Company, 97
Connecticut River Road, 234
Connecticut Valley Railway Com- pany, 263 Connecticut Valley Unemployment Committee, 319 Connor, Rowland, 346
Cook, Benjamin E., Jr., 284-285
Cook, Joseph, 38, 39, 94
Cook, Noah, 36
Cook, Rufus H., 291, 292
Cook and Cook, 291
Cook (house), 150
Cook's Vaudeville House, 183
Cooley Dickinson Hospital, 221, 234, 311, 318, 319, 326-327 Coolidge, Calvin, 183, 205, 219, 220, 290, 291, 295-304, 307, 310, 312, 315, 316, 317, 318 Coolidge, Mrs. Calvin, 316, 317, 324 See also Goodhue, Grace Anna Coolidge, John C., 301 Coolidge Collection, 212, 213 Cornish, Joseph, 6, 184-185, 193 Corticelli Silk Company, 235, 257, 274, 339 Cosmian Hall, 164, 191, 346, 347 Cotton, 83 Crane, Denzel, 191
416 Index
Critchlow, Alfred P., 342, 344, 351, 352, 353, 354 Critchlow, A. P. & Company, 82, 235, 236, 352 Crooks, E. P., 237 Crosier, John, 292
Crown Point, 22, 23, 27, 29
Cummings, Thomas F., 198, 303-304, 317 Curran, John, 370
Curtis, Benjamin L., 313
Curtis, Henry, 4
Cushing, Caleb, 62
Cushing, Fanny, 201, 202
Cushing, Thomas, 43, 64
Cutler, Henry F., 338
Cutler, Plympton Company, 338
Cutter, Charles A., 211, 213
Cutter, William P., 213
Daily Gazette, 380
Daily Hampshire Gazette, 322, 382
Daley, Dominic, 90-95, 367
Damons, Isaac, 145-146, 147, 148, 157, 163, 175, 366 Dana, Henshaw, 168
Darby, Ronald J., 32 1
Davenport, Fred, 353
Davenport, John, 12
Davis, E. C., 247-248
Davis, Herbert John, 224, 225, 226, 322
"Davy Crockett," 87
Day, Edwin E., 1 32
Day, Jonathan (house), 354
Day, Luke, 59
Day, Myron, 356
de Gogorza, Maitland, 165
Delano, Charles, 290, 291
Democrats, 366
Denio, Benjamin, 358
Denniston, E. E., 124
Denton, William, 347
Depression, 318-319
DeRose, Harriet Williams, 382
Devens, Charles, 131-132, 134-135
Dewey, Charles Augustus, 99, 148-149, 156, 216, 289
Dewey, Mrs. Charles Augustus, 99
Dewey, Josiah, 337 Dickinson, Mary Clark, 354 Dickinson, Reuben, 52 Diet, 7
Dimock, Emma, 354
Dimock, Ira, 237 Dimock, Lucius, 354
Disasters, 355-363
Dix, Dorothea, 372-373
Doeskin Products, Inc., 275
Douglass, Frederick, 111, 343, 347
Dow, Frank E., 375
Downing, Alexander Jackson, 151
Draper Hotel, 240, 365, 367, 368, 369, 370 Drewsen, Pierre, 327
Drury, George B., 192
Dudley, Lewis J., 190, 191, 195, 203
Dudley, Theresa, 203
Dudley Hall, 145
Dunlap, James, 252-253
Dutch, 333
Dwight, Margaret, 152, 188, 189, 190
Dwight's Select Ladies Seminary, Miss, 167
Dwight, Joseph, 26
Dwight, Nathaniel, 365
Dwight, Timothy, 42, 50, 186
Dwyer, William E., 292
Earle, Pliny, 210, 372
Earle, Ralph, 161, 165, 367
Edson, William, 249, 251, 252, 253
Edwards, Alexander, 4
Edwards, Jonathan, 5, 12, 14, 15-21, 41, 81, 93, 166, 188, 269, 282, 377, 378, 383, 395 Edwards, Lewis B., 167
Edwards, Oliver, 38
Edwards, Oscar, 209, 249
Edwards, William, 81
Edwards Church, 220, 361, 388, 391
Edwards (house), 151
Eldridge, Melville L., 303
Elks Home, 183
Elm (Jonathan Edwards), 311-312
Elmer, Edward, 4
Ely, Joseph B., 304, 320
Ely, Samuel, 46-55
Ely Outbreaks, 46-55, 59
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 346, 368
Emery, Clinton F., 315
Emery Wheel Company, 256
English, 334
English Canadians, 333, 334
Essex Junto, 62, 64, 65 Everett, Edward, 240
Index 417
Factory Village, 348 Farmers Institutes, 242 Farmington Canal Company, 85, 88 Farrar, Frederick A., 297, 300, 353 Faulkner, Mrs. Harold, 319 Feiker, William, 263, 31I
Ferry (house), 143 Field, Erastus Salisbury, 163 Field, Henry P., 291, 320
Fiftieth Anniversary of Northampton as a city, 320 Fire Department, 234
Fires, 361-363, 367, 368, 391
First Baptist Church, 155, 386, 388, 389
First Church of Christ, Congrega- tional, 151, 155, 156, 177, 178, 217, 362 First Church of Christ, Scientist, 391 First Hampshire Militia Regiment, 33 First Massachusetts Turnpike Corpo- ration, 61 First National Bank, 246, 251, 253
First Square, 4
Fiske, John, 347 Fitch, Joseph, 4
Fitch House, 368
Fitzgerald, Michael J., 316
Flagg, Henry C., 88
Flood Control, 8, 323, 361
Floods, 323, 355-361
Florence, 126, 337-347
Florence Amusement Association,
347
Florence Casket Company, 235
Florence Church Society, 391
Florence Congregational Church, 391
Florence Dramatic Club, 347
Florence Furniture Company, 235, 257, 273 Florence Heights, 326
Florence Machine Company, 256, 274 Florence Manufacturing Company, 82, 235, 255, 273, 274, 307-308, 340 Florence Oil Stove, 235 Florence PTA, 319
Florence Savings Bank, 247
Florence Sewing Machine Company, 79, 235, 273, 339 Florence Tack Company, 235 Flower Garden Prize Competition, 308 Fluoridation, 327
Foote, E. N., 236
Forbes, Charles Edward, 99, 100, 207- 209, 210, 289-290 Forbes, Jesse, 207 Forbes Library, 25, 31, 35, 157-158, 162-163, 173, 191, 207-213, 289- 290, 296, 311, 322, 324, 325, 367 Fortification, 6-7
France, 333 "Franklin," 89 Frederick, Arthur, 382
Free, Alfred, 346, 347 Free Congregational Society of Flor- ence, 345-347, 390-391
Freemen, 10
French, 194, 195, 392
French, Jacob, 167
French Canadians, 78, 80, 333, 334
French Order of Sisters of St. Joseph, 197 Frink, Doctor, 146
Fuller, George, 164
Fyler, George, 289
Garrison, William Lloyd, 109, 114, 115, 117, 346
Gawith, Frances W., 203
Gaylord-Bassett (house), 151
Genetics Experiment Station, 225
Gere, Collins H., 382
Gere, Edward C., 382
Gere, Henry S., 77, 80, 84, 187, 381, 382 Gere, Isaac, 162
Gere, Jemima Kingsley, 162
Germans, 333, 334
Gerry, Elbridge, 44, 63, 65, 68
Gilbert, George W., 315
Gilfillan, James R., 182
Gillett, Edward, 216
Gillern, William L., 300
Godfrey, Bill, 297 Goodhue, Grace Anna, 205, 296, 310 See Coolidge, Mrs. Calvin
Gore, Christopher, 73
Gothic Seminary, 152, 188, 195
Gould, Thomas, 92
Government, 279-287, 307
Graham, John, 103
Graham, Sylvester, 102-107, 12I
Graham Cracker, 102
Graham Journal of Health and Lon- gevity, 106
418 Index
Granfield, W. J., 320 Granite Block, 149 "Granny Book," 19 Graves, Collins, 355, 356
Graves, Herbert R., 247-248
Graves, Roxana, 97 Great Awakening, 19
Great Flood of 1874, 355-357
Greeley, Horace, 106, 343, 368
Green, Eleanor Dow, 165 Green Mountain Spring, 123
Greene, John M., 215, 216
Greenville, 338 Greenville Manufacturing Company, 83, 236 Griswold, Roger, 70 Guild, Curtis, Jr., 309
Hadley, 7 Half-Way Covenant, 12, 13
Hall of Records, 320
Hallett, Henry C., 309
Halligan, James, 90-95, 367
Halpin, Mary, 296
Hammond, Elisha, 342, 344, 345 Hammond, John C., 291
Hammond, Thomas J., 291, 315, 320
Hammond and Field, 296, 303
Hammond (house), 158
Hampden and Hampshire Company, 85, 88 Hampden County, 6
Hampshire Bank, 245
Hampshire Choral Society, 325
Hampshire Christian Depository, 385 Hampshire County, 5-6
Hampshire County Law Library, 291 Hampshire County National Bank, 246-247 Hampshire County Trust Company, 247
Hampshire County Tuberculosis Sanatorium, 311 "Hampshire deacon," 63, 67
Hampshire Education Society, 385
Hampshire, Franklin, and Hampden Agricultural Society, 240, 244 Hampshire Gazette, 59, 80, 83, 163, 377-382 Hampshire Gazette and Courier, 381 Hampshire Herald, 80, 381 Hampshire Heights, 326
Hampshire Male Chorus, 169
Hampshire Musical Society, 167 Hampshire Sabbath School Union,
385 Hampshire Savings Bank, 247 Hampshire Society, 384-385
Hancock, John, 43
Hannigan, Tom, 359
Hannum, William, 4 Harding, Chester, 162, 163, 165
Harding, Warren G., 299, 301, 353
Harris, Edgar P., 297, 300
Harrison, Bertram, 182, 312
Harrison, Joseph Leroy, 213, 322 Harrison, Samuel, 370 Hart, Francis, 359
Hawkes, Clarence W., 236, 238
Hawkes Collection, 212
Hawley, Elisha, 42
Hawley, Joseph (1682-1735), 6, 19, 40, 185, 186, 377 Hawley, Joseph (1723-1788), 19-20, 32, 33, 36, 40-46, 48, 50, 51, 52, 57, 58, 59, 63, 185, 289, 377
Hawley, William A., 380, 382
Hawley Grammar School, 46, 192
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 115-116
Hayden, Daniel, 83 Hayden, David, 83
Hayden, Joel, 83, 236
Hayden, Josiah, 351
Hayden Brothers, 270
Hayes, Rose, 319 Heady, William, 266, 267
Hemingway Silk Company, 257
Hennessy, Anna J., 212
Hennessy (house), 354
Henry, Patrick, 44
Henshaw, Martha, 162
Henshaw, Samuel, 162
Henshaw, Mrs. Samuel, 162
Henson, Father, 342
Herald and Courier, 80
Herter, Christian A., 327
Higbee, E. W., 84
Hill, A. G., 237
Hill, Samuel Lapham, 82, 114, 116, 119, 191, 235, 237, 271, 339, 340-342, 343, 345, 346, 352, 390 Hill and Martin Cash Carrier Com- pany, 273 Hill Institute, 238, 342 Hills, Mrs. Reuben, 316 Hillyer Gallery, 156
Index 419
Hinckley, Frederick A., 346 Hinckley, Henry R., 153, 237 Hinckley, S. L., 237 Hinckley, Samuel, 82, 89, 246, 260 Hines, Frank T:, 317 Hoch, Theodore A., 374 Hog's Bladder, 4 Hoisington, Colonel, 366
Holland, J. G., 192
Hollander, Alfred, 375-376
Holyoke, Elizur, 3, 4
Holyoke Bank, 246
Home Culture Clubs, 218, 308 Honey Pot Bend, 85
Hooker, John, 92
Hooker, John, 366
Hooker, Samuel, 58
Hooker, Sarah, 58
Hoover, Herbert, 303
Hopkins, Erastus, 128
Hopkins, Bridgman and Company, 380 Horse Racing, 243, 282
Hotel Northampton, 224, 317, 324, 369, 370 Hotels, 364-370 Houghton's Stove Store, 178-179
Housing Projects, 326
Houston, John A., 373
Howe, Julia Ward, 346
Howe, Samuel, 190, 290
Howe, Samuel Gridley, 201, 202
Howe, Solomon, 167
Howe (house), 149
Hubbard, Gardiner Greene, 202, 203,
204 Hubbard, Mrs. Gardiner Greene, 202 Hubbard, George W., 100, 208, 209, 216 Hubbard, Mabel, 201, 202, 204 Hughes, Charles Evans, 303 Humphrey, Heman, 103
Hunt, Ebenezer, Jr., 32
Hunt, Mrs. Ebenezer, 283
Hunt, Jonathan, 4, 22, 23, 337
Hunt, Martha Williams, 23
Hunt, Mary, 23
Hunt, Seth, 289
Hunt Building, 361
Huntington, Charles Phelps, 99, 246, 380 Huntington, Frederic Dan, 98 Hurricane, 323, 360-361
Hutchinson, Thomas, 42, 43 Hutchinson family, 169, 176 Hyde, Andrew, 170 Hydropathic Institutes, 121-126
Immigration, 331-336, 396-397 Incorporation of city, 284 Incorporation of town, 280 Indians, 4, 6-7
Industry, 77-84, 233-239, 255-259, 268-276, 339-340, 348-352
Influenza Epidemic, 221, 312
Ingersoll, Robert, 347
Inness, George, 164
Institute of Music Pedagogy, 169
International Brotherhood of Elec- trical Workers, 263 International Silver Company, 256, 257, 275, 308 Irish, 78, 80, 194, 332-333, 334, 335, 389 Irving, Washington, 367 Italians, 194, 333, 334 Ivory Button Company, 351
Jackson, Benjamin, 349
Jackson, "Stonewall," 124
Jackson Street School, 322
James, William, 4
Jarvis and Hurd Company, 85
Jeames, William, 185
Jefferson, Joseph, 218
Jefferson, Thomas, 65, 68
Jennys, J. William, 162
Jennys, Richard, 162
Jewett, Enoch, 338 Jewish Families, 334
Jewish Congregation, 392-393
Judd, Frances, 116-117
Judd, Hall, 111, 117
Judd, Hophni, 379, 380
Judd, Jonathan, Jr., 35, 36, 53
Judd, Sylvester, 117, 380, 381, 387
Judd Manuscript, 212
Kehren, Walter, 370
Kenney, John, 195, 198
Kindergarten, 191, 342, 343
King, Franklin, 362
King, John, 4
King, Rufus, 49 King, Stanley, 304 Kingsbury Box and Printing Com- pany, 237
420 Index
Kingsley, Calvin, 131, 134
Kingsley, Elbridge, 163-164, 165
Kingsley, Enos, 167
Kingsley, George, 167-168
Kingsley, Peleg, 147
Kingsley Collection, 212
Kirkland (house), 145
Kollmorgen Optical Corporation,
160, 257, 275, 326
Labor, 78, 80, 238, 270, 271, 275, 350- 351
Labor Unions, 260-267, 275-276
Lafayette, Marquis de, 368
Lambert Company, 274
Lambie, Mrs. J. E., 168
Lampron, Mrs. Edward, 327
Langdon, Leander, 339
Last Division, 4
Lyman, Oliver, 38
Lathrop Home, 318
Lathrop (house), 149
Laurel Park, 306
Lawyers, 288-294
Lazerowitz, Alice, 266
Lead mines, 8, 366
Lee, Samuel W., 212, 354
Lee, W. W., 238
Leeds, 338, 348-354
Leeds Evangelical Religious Society, 390-391
Leeds School, 322, 354
Legal Fees, 289
Lenten University of Life, 393
Leonard, Bessie N., 203
Lewis, Dio, 347
Lewis and Strong, 368
Lickingwater School, 186
Lilly, Alfred Theodore, 82, 237, 247, 274, 340, 343, 345, 346, 390
Lilly Hall of Science, 238, 343, 390
Lilly Library, 212, 238, 343, 390 Lind, Jenny, 84, 169, 177, 209, 218, 368
Lippitt, Mrs. Henry, 202 Lippitt, Jeanie, 201, 202 Lithuanians, 317
Littlefield, Daniel Greene, 82, 83, 237, 238, 274, 340, 344, 352 Littlefield and Parsons, 235
Log drives, 308, 309 Long, John D., 309
Longfellow, Samuel, 346
Longpre, J. H. Fernand, 375
McCallum, Alexander, 237, 263, 319 McCallum, George, 237
McCallum Hosiery Company, 237, 257, 261, 263, 264, 265, 273, 274, 275, 308, 369
McCarthy, Charles J., 370
McCarthy, Frank, 263
McCloud, Lucy, 293
McDonald, William, 261
McGrath, William, 359
Mckinley, President, 218
Mack, David, 113, 116, 119
Mack, Mrs. David, 113
Mack, Doctor, 123-124
Macomber, Frederic A., 212
Made-in-Northampton Exposition,
318 Madison, James, 68, 70, 73 Main Street, 164
Maloney, Jim, 297
Mandell Quadrangle, 160
Mandelle, Miss, 22 1
Manhan Meadow, 4
Mann, Elias, 166-167
Manse, 142, 143, 144, 147, 150, 153, 156
Look, Frank N., 237
Look, Mrs. Frank N., 318
Look Park, 238, 394
Louisburg, 24, 25, 27
Lucey, Jim, 297, 300
Lucey, Mike, 297
Lumbering, 308, 309
Lyceum, 347 Lyman, A., 83
Lyman, Clifford, 296
Lyman, E. H. R., 100, 181, 209
Lyman, Elias, 33
Lyman, Elizabeth, 128
Lyman, Frank, 312
Lyman, Joseph, 71, 216, 241, 368
Lyman, Joseph M., 382
Lyman, Moses, 19
Lyman, Phineas, 103
Lyman, Robert, 8
Lyman, Samuel F., 97
Lyon, Marcus, 90
Lyman Block, 361
Lyons, Michael, 315
Lyric, 183
Index
42 I
Mansion House, 81, 84, 87, 88, 100, 327, 366, 367, 368, 394, 395 Marsh, William, 368
Marsh, William R., 128, 129, 132, 134 Marshall, John, 65
Martin and Hill Cash Carrier Co., 235 Mason, Lowell, 167 Mason, Thomas, 4 Mason Building, 159 Mass, First, 91
Massachusetts Tercentenary, 317
Mather, Cotton, 12
Mather, Eleazer, 5, 11, 12, 365
Mather, Increase, 11, 12
Mather, Richard, II
Mather, Warham, 6, 185, 288
Matignon, Francis, 91, 92
Mattoon, Ebenezer, 90
Mayer, Robert J., 371
Maynard, C. A., 236, 238
Mayors, 284-285
Meekins, Thomas, 169
Meeting House, 4, 383-384, 386
Meeting House Hill, 287
Meeting Houses, 281-282
Melvin, Eleazar, 26
Memorial Hall, 210, 311
Methodist Class, 388
Meyer, Fred M., 376
Middle Meadow, 4 Mill River Flood, 233-234, 273, 355- 357 Miller, Ozro, 132, 134 Miller, Robert J., 212 Miller, William, 4 Mills, Elijah Hunt, 162, 190, 207, 289, 290 Minute Men, 33-34 "Monarch of Hampshire," 41
Moody (house), 151
Moody, B. O., 359
Moody, Gordon, 359
Moody, Samuel, 57
Morrow, Dwight, 297
Morrow, Mrs. Dwight, 223, 224
Morse, A. D., 241, 315
Mt. Tom Sulphite, 255, 257, 261, 262 Movies, 182-183 Moyce, Patrick V., 194, 389
Mulberry Trees, 82, 270, 339 Munde, Charles, 124-126, 169, 338, 343 Munde Water Cure, 125, 126
Municipal Theatre, 181 Munyan, Alanson, 137 Musgrove, Thomas, 348 Music, 166-171
Napier (house), 154 Nash, W. Briceland, 243 Naval Training School for Women Officers, 224
Negro Slaves, 57 Neilson, William Allan, 220, 221, 222, 223, 313, 320, 321, 322, 369
New Haven-Brattleboro-Dartmouth Stagecoach Route, 81 New Haven and Northampton Canal, 85-89, 366
New Haven and Northampton Com- pany, 88
New Haven and Northampton Rail- road, 234, 272 Nims, Edward B., 373
Niquette, Edmund, 306-307
Nonatack, 3
Nonotuck Savings Bank, 246, 247 Nonotuck Silk Company, 82, 235, 238, 255, 257, 261, 271, 273, 274, 308, 339, 351
Nonotucks, 4 "Northampton," 87 Northampton, Ohio, 97 Northampton Amateur Opera Com- pany, 169 Northampton Association for Educa- tion and Industry, 82, 108-120, 121, 122, 235, 270-271, 338, 341, 342, 390 Northampton Bank, 245-246
Northampton Bank Robbery, 186, 248-254
Northampton Commercial College, 246 Northampton Charts, 191 Northampton Co-operative Bank, 154, 246, 247 Northampton Cotton and Woolen Manufacturing Company, 348 Northampton Courier, 381 Northampton Cutlery Company, 236, 257, 260, 273 Northampton Driving Park Associa- tion, 242 Northampton Emery Wheel Com- pany, 235, 273, 274
422 Index
Northampton High School, 160, 322, 362 Northampton Historical Society, 22, 161, 163, 166, 364 Northampton Hive, 381
Northampton Industrial Union Coun- cil, 266
Northampton Insane Hospital, 373 Northampton Institution for Savings, 246
Northampton Law School, 190, 290, 366
Northampton Lunatic Hospital, 372 Northampton National Bank, 154, 246, 248, 250, 253
Northampton-New Haven Canal, 81, 272 Northampton Paper Box Company, 256
Northampton Pegging Machine Com- pany, 235, 273
Northampton Players, 312
Northampton Public Library, 291
Northampton Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 391
Northampton Silk Company, 79, 82, 114, 270, 271
Northampton Society for the Detec- tion of Thieves and Robbers, 234 Northampton State Hospital, 320, 371-376 Northampton Street Railway, 234, 326
Northampton Vocal Club, 169, 309
Northampton Woman's Club, 319, 325 Northampton Woolen Manufactur- ing Company, 270, 351 Northampton, England, 309
Norwood Engineering Company, 236, 256, 273, 274 Nurses Home, 319
Occupations, 258-259, 269
O'Donnell, John B., 195, 291 O'Donnell, Walter W., 323
Old Bank, 248, 251
Old Church, 147, 164, 386, 387, 389, 391 Old Grist Mill, 108
Old Rainbow, 4, 394 O'Malley, James A., 197 O'Meara, Stephen, 298 Oneida, Ltd., 256, 274 Onions, 396
Opera House, 180-181 Otis, J. L., 238 Otis, James, 43
Packard, Albert L., 315
Packard, Elijah, 207
Packard, Mary, 207
Painters Union, 263, 265
Palace, 183
Palisade, 6-7
Pancake Plain, 93
Paper, 83
Paper Mill, 379
Paper Mill Village, 379
Paradise of America, 84, 368
Paradise Pond, 368
Parker, Dexter, 134
Parsons, Henry, 130
Parsons, I. S., 82, 238, 274, 338, 339, 352
Parsons, I. S. and Company, 338, 339
Parsons, John, Jr., 365
Parsons, Joseph, 4, 8, 337, 364
Parsons, Joseph (house), 142
Parsons, Joseph B., 129, 131, 134, 136, I37 Parsons, Joseph, Jr., 38
Parsons, Mary, 8, 288
Parsons, Noah (house), 144
Parsons, Samuel, 339
Parsons, Theophilus, 62, 66
Parsons' Garage, 360
Pascommuck, 7
Patrick Henry of Massachusetts, 40
Payson's Indelible Ink, 236
Peabody, Elizabeth, 191, 342
Peary, Robert E., 369
Pease, Alvin, 196
Peck, Ludella L., 312
Pennsylvania Temperance Society, 104 People's Institute, 218, 223, 308, 325 Phelps, Charles Porter, 98
Phelps, Julius, 338
Phelps, Theophilus Parsons, 99
Phillips, Wendell, 109, 341, 346
Pickering, Timothy, 62 Pierce, Franklin, 190, 290
Pierce Hall, 156
Pierrepont, Sarah, 17
Pioneer Valley Association, 321
Pinkerton's Detective Agency, 250, 251, 252, 263 "Plain" School, 186 Plaza, 183
Index 423
Plummer, Frederic W., 321 Police Department, 234 Police Station, 192 Polish, 194, 333, 334-335 Pomeroy, Asahel, 91, 94, 161, 361, 366, 367, 368 Pomeroy, Mrs. Asahel, 91
Pomeroy, Brentwood C., 22
Pomeroy, Daniel, 39, 365-366
Pomeroy, Ebenezer, 22, 24, 288, 365
Pomeroy, Eltweed, 22
Pomeroy, Jonathan, 36
Pomeroy, Joshua, 337
Pomeroy, Luther, 34
Pomeroy, Mary, 23
Pomeroy, Medad, 4, 22, 288, 337, 365
Pomeroy, Polly (house), 145
Pomeroy, Quartus, 22
Pomeroy, Seth, 22-31, 33, 34, 35, 94, 161, 365, 367, 395
Pomeroy, Titus, 29
Population, 77, 78, 233, 238, 240, 255, 269, 271, 307, 314-315, 331-336, 340, 383
Porter, Elisha, 52
Porter, Moses, 98
Post Office, 246, 338
Potter, B. L., 182
Powell, Elizabeth M., 345-346
Pratt, Thomas, 146-147, 152, 153, 154, I55
Pratt, William G., 283
Prescott, Benjamin, 378
Presser, Joseph, 165 Priessnitz, Vincent, 122
Prince, William Henry, 372
Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Company, 235, 255, 257, 258, 274, 275, 340, 369 Proprietors of the Locks and Canals of the Connecticut River, 61 Proprietors' School, 187
Propper-McCallum Hosiery, 274
Prospect Apartments, 148
Protestant Ministers Association, 393 Puritanism, 9-14 Purrington, Wilbur M., 317 Purseglove, Havelock, 362
Putnam, Karl, 283
Putnam, R. F., 158
Pynchon, John, 3, 4
Pyro-fibrine Company, 255-256
Radio Station WHMP, 322 Radio Telephone, 326
Rahar, Richard, 297, 306, 369
Rahar's Inn, 364, 369, 370 Rail Hill District, 348
Railroad, 234, 366, 380
Rainville, Noel, 195-196, 392
Recreation Commission, 325
Red Castle, 146
Red Cross Blood Center, 327
Red Tavern, 365, 366, 367, 394
Released Time, Religious Education, 322, 393 Religion, 5, 9-14, 15-21, 383-393 Religious Education, Released Time, 322, 393 Reservoirs, 307
Republican Spy, 66
Revivals, 18-19
Revolution, 32-39
Riley, P. T., 367
River Gods, 42, 50, 58, 73
Rocky Hill Basin, 86
Rogers, Harriet B., 202, 203
Rogers Hall, 145
Rogers Silver Company, 256, 274
Roman Catholic Church, 194
Roman Catholics, 354, 388-389
Roosevelt, Mrs. Franklin D., 303
Root, Elihu, 37
Root, Thomas, 4
Round Hill, 145
Round Hill Hotel, 368
Round Hill School, 189-190, 204, 366, 387 Round Hill Water Cure, 124
Rubeck, Charles, 358
Rubeck, Mrs. Charles, 358
Ruggles, David, 121-125, 343
Ruggles' Water Cure Establishment, 123 Russell, Hezekiah, 94
Russell, Patty, 187
Russians, 33, 334
Ryan, James, 356
Ryder, Albert, 164
Sacred Heart Parish, 392
Sacred Heart School, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198
St. John Cantius Church, 392
St. John's Episcopal Church, 155, 387, 391, 393 St. John the Baptist Church, 388-389
St. Mary of the Assumption Church, 151, 155, 195, 365, 367, 392
424 Index
St. Michael's High School, 198 St. Michael's School, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198
St. Valentine Polish National Church, 392
Sage, Catharine B., 293
Saltonstall, Leverett, 323
Sanborn, Franklin D., 202
Sanders, Margaret, 165
Scales (house), 160
Schine Corporation, 370
Schleisinger, Rabbi, 347
Schmitter, Henrietta B., 213
Schools, 6, 184-193, 194-200, 340, 392
Schuyler, Montgomery, 154
Scott, George A., 340
Scotland, 333
Scott, Robert, 252-253
Scott, William, 266, 267
Second Congregational Society, 386, 387
Second Square, 4
Sedgwich, Theodore, 92, 93
Seelye, Henrietta Chapin, 218
Seelye, Laurenus Clark, 164, 216, 217, 218, 219, 223, 300, 306
Sessions, Roger, 313
Settlement, 3-8, 268
Sewage, 307
Sewall, Samuel, 92
Shady Lawn, 152, 195, 198
Shaw, Edward L., 291
Shays, Daniel, 47, 48, 55, 59
Shays Rebellion, 46, 57, 59, 60, 92
Sheehey, Robert, 137
Shepherd, Charles, 348
Shepherd, James, 348, 349, 350, 351, 353
Shepherd, James (house), 353
Shepherd, Levi, 94, 245, 348
Shepherd, Mary, 94
Shepherd, Thomas, 85-86, 245
Shepherd, Thomas M., 318
Shepherd, Thomas Watson, 380
Shepherd, Thomas and Company, 349-351
Shepherd (house) Bridge Street, 150 Shepherd (house) Round Hill, 145 Shepherd's, 83 Shepherd Mill, 270
Shepherd Woolen Manufacturing Company, 349 Shepherd's Factory, 348
Shepherd's Hollow, 338, 348 Short, William J., 313 Shurtleff, Flavel, 129, 137
Silk Industry, 82, 113, 234-235, 255, 256, 257, 270-271, 273, 274, 275 Singing Schools, 166
Sisters of the Order of the Presenta- tion, 197, 392
Sisters of St. Joseph, 195, 392
Skilton, Charles Sanford, 169-170
Skinnerville, 355
Smart, Elisha, 132
Smith, Almira, 97
Smith, Austin, 100, 215
Smith, Benjamin, 97
Smith, James (house), 352-353
Smith, Mary Morton, 96
Smith, Oliver, 96-101, 245, 311, 395
Smith, Oliver (case), 366
Smith, Samuel, 96
Smith, Sophia, 100, 208, 214-215, 218, 219, 220, 223, 229
Smith Charities, 96-101, 154, 245, 290 Smith College, 155, 159-160, 164, 165, 170, 182, 183, 210, 211, 212, 214- 229, 237, 238, 265, 266, 276, 306, 319, 320, 324, 362, 369, 370, 392 Smith College Chapel, 154
Smith College Concert Course, 171
Smith College Day School, 222
Smith College Library, 212
Smith College Nursery School, 222
Smith College Relief Unit, 220, 312
Smith College School for Social Work, 221 Smith College School of Music, 170- I71 Smith's Agricultural School, 311, 322, 362-363
Smith's Ferry, 310
Snow Shoe Men, 24, 25
Social Library, 209
Spencer, Ann G., 346
Spencer, William, 346
Springdale Water Cure, 84, 124
Stagecoach Travel, 81, 240, 368
Standley, Samuel S., 371
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady, 346
Star Printing Company, 164
Starkweather, Roxana, 98
Steam Power, 79, 233, 273
Stearns, Frank W., 297, 299, 300
Index 425
Stearns, Jonathan, 38 Stebbins, Daniel, 82 Stebbins, Giles, 117 Stevens, Walter L., 291, 292, 296, 300, 303 Stevens and Dunphy, 292 Stimson, Cyrus, 165
Stoddard, John, 19, 24, 25, 26, 41, 288
Stoddard, Solomon, 5, 12-14, 15, 17, 18, 40-41, 142, 185 Stoddardean Doctrine, 13
Stone, Ellen, 306
Stone, Harlan F., 304
Stone, Lucy, 346
Story, Helen, 317
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 367
Street, Whiting, 209
Strikes, 326 Strong, Caleb (1710-1766), 57 Strong, Caleb (1745-1819), 39, 45, 48, 50, 51, 52, 56-74, 162, 289, 379
Strong, David, 38, 39
Strong, John, 56, 185
Strong, Paul, 338
Strong, Seth, 150 Stuart, Gilbert, 162
Sullivan, Catherine, 363
Sullivan, James, 65-66, 67, 92 Swan, Timothy, 167 Swift, Earle, 118
Tappan, Benjamin, 162 Tappan, Sarah, 162
Taverns, 364-370
Taxes, 8, 11, 307
Teachers Union, 265
Telephone Service, 234, 305 Thayer, Elias, 36 Thayer Brothers, 83
Theatre, 172-183
Theatrical and Stage Union, 263, 264 Third Massachusetts Turnpike Cor- poration, 61 Third Square, 4 Thompson, A. W., 152, 195 Three County Fair, 82, 113, 240-244 Tilton, Barney, 266-267
Tobacco, 308, 396 Todd, William H., 182 Tornado, 355, 363 Town, Ithiel, 148 Town Hall, 152, 175, 176, 178, 179, 283-284
Town Meetings, 4-5, 281-282 Town School, 192 Townsmen, 5 Train Band, 364 Transportation, 8, 271-272, 276
Treadway, A. T., 320, 323
Trolley Riding, 307
Trumbull, James Russell, 50, 174-175, 381 Truth, Sojourner, III, 343
Tryon, Dwight W., 165
Tucker, Mark, 386 Tufts, Charles, 371
Two Hundred and Fiftieth Anniver- sary, 309 Tyler, William S., 216
Ullman, Karl B., 317, 369 Underground Railroad, 122, 342-343, 390 Underwood, Herbert W., 324
Underwood, Mrs. Herbert W., 324
Underwood, Robert, 266
Unitarian Church, 147, 386
Unitarian Church of Northampton and Florence, 390 United States General Hospital, Get- tysburg, 136
U.S.S. Northampton, 327
United States Veterans Hospital, 276, 317, 320, 353-354
Van Buren, Martin, 367 Venturer's Field, 4 Vichulis, John, 317
Wages, 238, 271, 350-351
Wakeman, Marion Freeman, 165
Waldron, James, 165
Walnut Trees, 4
Walsh, David I., 323
Wampam, 4 War Archives, 212, 213
War of 1812, 67-73 Warner, A. S., 353
Warner, Daniel, 337
Warner, Edward, 172-173
Warner, Eliza A., 98
Warner, George P., 353
Warner, Henry, 353 Warner, J. L., 353
Warner, Joseph, 337, 338
Warner, Lewis, 247 Warner, Moses, 353
426 Index
Warner, Oliver, 368 Warner, Solomon, 353 Warner, William, 338 Warner Block, 361 Warner's Coffee House, 366, 368 Warner Farm, 318 Warner House, 81, 361-362
Warner School District, 338, 340 Warren, Seth, 42 Warriner, James, 249, 252
"Washington of Massachusetts," 63 Water Cures, 84, 121-126, 343, 366 Water Power, 268, 270, 273
Waterworks, 234
Watson, Arthur, 212, 307
Watson (house), 151
Watts, Helen, 317
WAVES, 224, 324, 370
Weather, 395 Weaver, Sterrie A., 169
Weavers Union, 261
Webb, John, 4, 364, 365
Webster, Daniel, 99, 100, 290, 366-367, 395 Webster, Noah, 71, 240, 241
Weld, Theodore, 346
Wells, Hiram, 238
Wells and Littlefield, 235
Wesselhoeft, 122
West Farms, 388
West Farms Meeting House, 386
West Indian Trade, 60-61
Western Union Telegraph Office, 234 Wetherell, James H., 129, 137, 138
Wheat, 8 Whigs, 366, 368 White Bank, 247
White, Josiah, 338
Whitefield, George, 17, 19, 388
Whitmarsh, Samuel, 78, 82, 83, 124, 235, 237, 269, 339 Whitney, Edward W., 374 Whitney Building, 381 Whittelsey, John, 248-249, 251, 252, 254
Whittelsey, Mrs. John, 248, 249
Wiggins, Lewis N., 369-370
Wiggins' Old Tavern, 269-270 Wikander, Lawrence E., 213, 322
Wilde, Samuel Sumner, 99 Willard, Benjamin, 386, 390
Willard, Samuel, 25
Williams, Eliphalet, 246 Williams, Ephraim, 29 Williams, Elizabeth, 164 Williams, H. F., 238
Williams, H. L., 238 Williams, Israel, 18, 26, 29, 30, 41, 43
Williams, L. B., 152, 238 Williams Manufacturing Company, 236, 255, 256, 273, 274
Williams, Solomon, 66, 93, 386-387
Williston, A. Lyman, 236 Williston, J. P., 80, 83, 236
Williston, Joseph P., 122
Williston, Payson, 122, 192
Williston, Samuel, 81, 83, 100, 236, 270
Williston (house), 156
Wilton, David, 365
Wise, Aaron, 347 Witchcraft, 8, 288
Women Jurors, 326
Women Voters, 315
Wood, E. E., 238
Wood Cutlery, 274
Woodward, Henry, 365
Wool, 269, 270, 275
Workingmen's Savings Bank of Flor- ence, 247
World War I, 312-313
World War II, 323-325
Worthington, John, 45, 58
Wright, Andrew, 66-67, 167
Wright, Benjamin, 85
Wright, Benjamin Fletcher, 226, 227, 228, 322
Wright, Daniel, 166
Wright, Daniel and Company, 166
Wright, Ephraim, 32, 38, 39
Wright, Justus, 53
Wright, Samuel, Sr., 4
Wright Home for Young Women, 318
Yale, Caroline A., 203 Young Men's Christian Association, 234, 325 Young Men's Institute, 209
Young Rainbow, 4, 394 Young's Cafe, 102
Zawacki, John, 360
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
The courtesy of Frederick A. Farrar, Eric Stahlberg, E. O. Kollmorgen, the Free Congregational Society of Florence, Forbes Library, and the News Office, Archives, and Alumnae Associa- tion of Smith College in permitting reproductions of pictures and photographs is appreciated.
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