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Hose Co. No. 1-School av. Captain, Orrin H. Walker; Lieut., John McCullough; Chauffeurs, Frank J. Flood, John B. Mogan; Hosemen, Edward J. Tracy, Robert S. Ashworth; Call Man, Walter M. Walker
Hose Co. No. 3-533 Moody street. Captain, Phelps E. Polland; Acting Lieut., George S. Tapley; Chauffeur, Alfred R. Morse; Call Men, William D. Tapley, Joseph F. Eaton, Charles J. Rankin
Hose Co. No. 4-20 Prospect street. Captain, John F. Whitcomb; Chauffeurs, Stanley R. Weaver, Harry B. Sheldon; Hosemen, Herbert H. Barlow, Ernest F. Howe; Call Men, Frank H. Haron (Lieut.), Horace A. Sanderson, George W. Schaffer
LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM SIGNAL BOXES
12 Moody street front of South Junior High School
112 Moody and Chestnut streets
13 Moody street opp. Spruce
113 Crescent street opp. Hotel Crescent
131 Moody street opp. Walnut
132 Taylor and Union streets
14 Adams and Maple streets
114 Crescent and Walnut streets
141 Crescent and Maple streets
142 Adams and Chestnut streets
143 Crescent street at Martyn square
15 Crescent and Robbins streets
115 Woerd avenue opp. Gov. Gore Lodge
151 Rumford avenue opp. O'Hara Dial Co.
152 Woerd avenue and Martyn street
153 Riverview avenue and Dennison street
154 Riverview avenue, opp. Hull's Estate
155 Riverview avenue and Park street
16 Moody and Ash streets
116 Crescent and Adams streets
161 Moody and Robbins streets
162 Moody and Derby streets
163 Orange street, front of Bemis School
164 Adams and Robbins streets
165 Adams and Ash streets
17 High and Hall streets
117 Myrtle street, opp. Beech street
171 Lowell and Alder streets
172 Lowell and Ash streets
173 Lowell street and Washington avenue
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CITY GOVERNMENT
174 High and Gardner streets
175 Newton and Myrtle streets
176 Newton and Robbins streets
177 High street, opp. Cedar
178 Parmenter road and Ash street
18 Pine and Gardner streets
118 Cooper lane, rear of the Elec. Light Station
181 Newton and Benefit streets
182 Newton and Gorham streets
183 Newton and Chestnut streets
184 Lowell and Taylor streets
185 Lowell and Chestnut streets
186 Hall and Pine streets
187 Hall and Cushing streets
19 Cedar and Oak streets
119 Stearns street, opp. Cushing
191 Calvary street, opp. Flood
192 Calvary and Farwell streets
193 John and Friend streets
21 Main and Moody streets
212 Moody street, opp. Hotel Middlesex
213 Moody street, front of Embassy Theatre
225 Winthrop and Boynton streets
226
Fiske and Park avenues
23 Felton and Water streets
231 Felton and Harvard streets
234 Sun and Fern streets
24 Charles and Mechanic streets
241 Charles and Fountain streets
242 Charles street, opp. Williams
243 Harvard and Russell streets
25 Main street, opp. Spring
251 Main street, near Christ Church
252 Main street, opp. Bacon
253 Main and Howard streets
254 Main and Prospect streets
255 Main and South streets
256 Main and Lunda streets
257 Main street and Edge Hill road
258 Main street, opp. Stow
259 Main street, near Green
26 Vernon and Cabot streets
261 Weston street, near Summit avenue
262 Cedarwood avenue, near Weston street
263 Weston street and Sibley road
264 Stow and Dorchester streets
265 Virginia and Hamilton roads
266 Cedarwood avenue and Thornton road
267 Summit avenue and Rockridge road
27 Prospect and Sharon streets
271 Charles and Prospect streets
272 Vernon and Prospect streets
28 Vernon and South streets
281 South street, opp. Charles
282 South and Dartmouth streets
287 South and Turner streets
288 Sunnyside and Morton streets
289 South street, opp. Roberts Paper Mill
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CITY GOVERNMENT
31 Pond and Exchange streets
311 School street, opp. St.Mary's Church
312 School and Grant streets
313 School and Howard streets
314 School and Hammond streets
315 Rich street and Wellington avenue
316 Columbus avenue and Banks street
317 Prentice street and Sterling road
318 Lunda street, opp. Berry Estate
32 Bacon and Dale streets
321 Dale and Tomlin streets
322 Plympton and Caughey streets
323 Dale and Murray streets
331 Bacon street, opp. Emery
332 Bacon street, opp. Greenwood lane
334 Bacon street, opp. Worcester lane
34 Lexington and Lincoln streets
341 Lexington street and Stanley road
342 Lexington street and College Farm road
343 Lexington and Lake streets
344 Lexington street and Trapelo road
345 Trapelo road and Bow street
35 Lincoln and Curve streets
351 Lincoln and Winter streets
352 Winter and Malvern streets
353 Winter and Locust streets
354 Winter and West streets
355 West street, opp. Clifford Griggs
36 Lincoln street and Hillcrest road
361 Pine Hill Circle off Lincoln street
362 Lincoln and Ode streets
363
Lincoln and Lake streets
364 Lincoln and Wyman streets
365 Lincoln street, opp. Driscoll's
37 Trapelo road, opp. McAdoo's
371 Grove and Plant roads
372
Trapelo and Outlook roads
38 Lexington and School streets
381 Lexington and Pond streets
382 Lexington street, at Central Mass. R. R. crossing
383 Lexington and Dale streets
384 Lexington and Beaver streets
39 Hammond and Lawrence streets
391 Summit and Lawrence streets
392 Plympton and Prentice streets
393 Summit street and Bryant road
4 Church and Summer streets
41 Beaver street, at A. T. Lyman's
411 School and Liberty streets
412 Summer and Pleasant streets
413 Ellison park at No. 63
414 Ellison park, opp. Sanderson's
42 Beaver and Linden streets
421 Waverley Oaks road and Beaver street
422 Waverley Oaks road and Linden street
43 Waverley Oaks road, at Pierce Estate
431 Waverley Oaks and Trapelo roads
432 Brookfield and Upton roads
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CITY GOVERNMENT
44 Warren avenue, opp. No. 28
45 Trapelo road and Forest street
451 Trapelo road and Woburn street
452 State Hospital, off Trapelo road
46 Trapelo road, opp. Baldwin Estate
461 Marlborough road and Van Vechten street
5 Main and Elm streets
51 Main street, opp. Liberty
511 Main and Heard streets
512 Lyman street and Faneuil road
513 Newton and Barton street
52 Main and Townsend streets
521 Grove and Bright streets
522 Massasoit street and Massasoit court
523 River and Elm streets
524 Elm and Benefit streets
53 Main street, opp. Linden
54 River and Willow streets
541 Willow and Grove streets
542 River street, opp. Farwell
56 Newton and River streets
561 River and Bright streets
57 Central and Appleton streets
571
River street, opp. Jackson
61 Main and Willow streets
62 Main street and Bowker road
621 Bowker road and Chaffee avenue
63 Main street, near Gore street
631 Beal road and Chaffee avenue
632 Bruce road and Chaffee avenue
64 Gore street, opp. Country Club
65 Beaver and Warren streets
651 Hollace and Waverley streets
661 Gill road and Barnes street
71 Lake street and Indian road
711 College Farm road and Montview avenue
712 College Farm road and Piedmont avenue
713 Trimont and Marivista avenues
714 College Farm road and Princeton avenue
72 Lake street and Bowdoin avenue
721 Hiawatha and Amherst avenues
73 Lake street and Lakeview avenue
PRIVATE BOXES
8 Waltham Watch Factory
81 City Home, South street
811 Boston Mfg. Co.
812 Car Barns, Upper Main street
814 Noyes Buick, off River street
815 Browning Drake Corp., Calvary street
83 J. L. Thomson Mfg. Co., South street
831 Waltham Pumping Station No. 1
832 City Stables, Pond street
84 Waltham Hospital
85 Mass. School for Feeble Minded
851 Warren Estate, Beaver street
86 Notre Dame Training School, Newton street
9 Standard Oil Co., Muldoon's court
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CITY GOVERNMENT- SCHOOLS
91 Whittemore School, Parmenter road
92 Bright School, Grove street
93 Lawrence School, Trapelo road SIGNALS
1 blow for test at 6.50 A.M. and 8.50 P.M.
1 blow for time signal at 12 M.
1-1 Two blows will dismiss companies in waiting and give notice that companies in service have "made up."
Should an alarm occur from another box before this signal is given, companies answering second will answer first, and companies answering third will answer on second
3 blows, followed by box number, second alarm
3-3 Three blows twice followed by box number, third alarm
3-3-3 Three blows three times followed by box number, call for assistance from city of Newton
3-3-3-3 calls assistance from town of Lexington
6-6-6 followed by box, calls Belmont
6-6-6-6 followed by box, calls Watertown
10 blows twice will assemble for Police in case of emergency 22-22-22 Twenty-two struck three times at 7.15 A.M. in- dicates no session of schools in the morning; same signal at 12.35 P.M. indicates no afternoon session; 6.15 P.M. no school for evening session
7-7-7 Military call. Seven blows struck three times
Railroad Fire Signal-One long blow of the locomotive whistle followed by three short blows repeated twice or more.
COMPANY CALLS
Engine Co. No. 1-1-2-1
Engine Co. No. 2-1-2-2
Ladder No. 1-2-1-1
Ladder No. 2-2-1-3
Hose No. 1-3-2-5
Hose No. 3-3-2-3
Hose No. 4-3-2-4
Chemical No. 1-1-3-1
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL COMMITTEE
Hon. Patrick J. Duane, Mayor, Chairman, ex-officio
David A. S. Barker, Jeannette C. Chisholm, Anna M. Manion, terms expire, January, 1932
Dr. Conrad Bell, Lowell A. Warren, John H. Walsh, terms expire January, 1934
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
William H. Slayton. Office, High School Building, 55 School The office is opened from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. on school days. The superintendent may be found there as follows: 4 to 5 P.M. on school days, evenings by appointment
OFFICE ASSISTANTS Elsie M. Brodrick, Arline L. Rowe, Greta Modine TEACHING SUPERVISORS
Elementary Grades-Marian J. Wesley Music-Raymond A. Crawford Drawing-Mary C. Comley
Physical Education-John L. Leary, Louise Sewall
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SCHOOLS
Nature Study-John A. C. Kimball Americanization-Gertrude M. Farnum Sewing-Eleanor Childs Foods-Susan B. Hunter Clothing-Alice A. Cutting
Commercial Subjects-Grace L. Woodward Industrial Subjects-Harold L. Pride Custodian of Buildings-Otis E. VanDemark
MEETINGS
The annual meeting of the committee for organization is held on the first Monday in January
Regular meetings of the board are held on the first day of each month, excepting August; provided, however, that when the first day of the month in which a regular meeting is to be held falls on either Saturday of Sunday, the regular meeting for that month is held on the following Monday
SCHOOL SESSIONS
The Senior High school from 8 to 12:45 and the North and South Junior High Schools from 8 20 to 12 and from 1:30 to 3:10. In grades one to three, inclusive, the morning session is from 8:45 to 11:30 A.M. In grades four, five and six it is from 8:45 A.M. to 12 M., for kindergarten, session is from 8:45 to 11:30 A.M. The afternoon session is from 1:30 to 3:30 for all grades, except the kindergarten, which has no afternoon session
SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
October 12, November 11, January 1, February 22, April 19, Memorial Day and Good Friday
Vacations during the school year shall be as follows: From noon of the day before Christmas to the day after the New Year holiday, unless the holidays fall upon Tuesday or Thurs- day, when the session of the Monday preceding or of the Fri- day following (as the case may be) shall be omitted; the weeks in which occur the 24th of February and the 3d of May
There shall be no session of school on Saturdays, legal holi- days, the afternoon before and the day following Thanks- giving, or the days follow ng graduation in the last week of the year; these final days to be devoted to such closing work as teachers may do in the absence of pupils
STORM SIGNALS
When the storm signal 22-22-22 sounds at 7:30 A.M. it closes the elementary schools for the forenoon. There will be a session in the afternoon unless the signal sounds at 12:35. The high schools will be in session every day and the evening schools will hold their sessions regardless of weather conditions
SCHOOL HEALTH DEPT
School Physicians-Richard Hinchey, head physician; Nathaniel P. Brackett, Ralph W. Dennen
School Dentist-E. Stanley Hobbs
School Nurses-Rachel A. Mackintosh, Alice V. Backman Estelle O'Brien
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SCHOOLS
Senior High School-55 School Street, opp. Liberty
Principal-Arthur N. Burke
Sub Master and Chemistry-Charles W. Goodrich
Drawing, Amy J. Burgess; Commercial Branches, Louise M. Cadwell, Grace H. Callahan, Olive T. Clapp, Harriet I. Flagg, Alice N. Rigby, Grace L. Woodward; French, Dorrisica B. Caswell, Lilla E. Clement, Grace F. Seabury; French and Latin, Urania B. Hart; French and German, Carolyn S. Hoff- man; English, Dorothy Norris, Helen Ober, Edith H. Rand, Doris W. Redding, George L. Ward, Marjorie N. Weeks; His- tory, Carmel R. Cleary, Arline B. Darmedy, Alfred T. Hodge; Library, Marguerite Marcher; Astronomy, Geology and Physics, Ralph C. Hollis; Physics, John A. C. Kimball; Biology and Physics, Francis E. Sheehy; Clothing, Alice A. Cutting; Geometry, Celia M. Spencer; Foods, Susan B. Hunter; Ath- letics, John J. Leary; Chemistry; Mary L. Mudgett; Algebra, Henrietta A. Pratt; Myrtle Grover, E. Ruth Campbell; Eng- lish History, Marion Rockwood; Nurse, Estelle J. O'Brien
Janitors, Bartelle E. Porter, Alvin M. Linnell. Janitress, Mrs. Mae E. Carter
North Junior High School-School Street, cor. Lexington Principal-Leroy E. Sweeney
History and Geography, Grace H. Sawtelle, Betty Marden; English, Miriam C. Allen, Dorothy M. Snierson; Emily M. Bassett; French and English, Thelma L. Eaton; Mathematics, Anna M. Bagley, Mary J. Dowd, Adelaide C. Merriman; Geo- graphy and Mathematics, Louise Maguire; Science, John A. Anderson, Helen G. Hirst; Commercial Branches, Margaret F. Magoley, Lula E. Payson; Latin, Mrs. Huldah B. Ward; Physical Education, Charles McGahan; Drawing, Mrs. Annie L. Hinchey; Civics, Richard S. Huff; Music, Ralph I. Schoon- maker; Domestic Science, Grace E. Holmes; Foods, Pauline M Babb; Manual Training, G. Roy Bennett; Librarian, Anna E. Priest; Secretary, Irene F. Huntley
Janitor-Charles E. Nichols
South Junior High School-510 Moody Street, cor High
Principal-Winthrop N. Crocker
Sub Master-Verner F. Robinson
Mathematics, Edith M. Archibald, Katrina M. Graverson; Drawing, Alice Gorst; Social Studies, Esther J. Fahy, Alice N. Griffin, Grace P. Lynch; Social Studies and Mathematics, Olive A. Valente; Junior Business, Emily E. Mague; English, Irene Blake, Mary L. Mahoney, Helen Spelman; Latin and Mathematics, Frances C. Compton; Home Economics, Evelyn Bliss, Anne C. Graverson; General Science, Beatrice R. Ker- shaw; Commercial, Marion F. Hutchins; Manual Training, Sheldon S. Mayo, George H. Pomeroy; Music, Helen M. Tar- bell; Boys' Physical Dir., Charles B. McGahan; Librarian, Dorothy M. Hyde; Vocational Guide, Elsie E. Turner
Office Assistant-Helen W. Glasgow
Janitor-Waldemar Zanden
Nathaniel P. Banks School-948 Main Street, cor South Principal-Reginald Webster
Teachers-Ellen E. Bennett, VI; Marion K. Wilson, VI; Ruth Cousens, V; Grace L. Valente, V; Mary E. Lovell, IV; Marion A. Coffey, IV; Freda M. Duplessis, III; Mabel B.
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SCHOOLS
Cook, III; Nettie M. McQuesten, II; Alice K. Desmond, II; Frances A. McMullen, I; Mrs. Edna B. Bistrup, I; Doris Mildram, I
Kindergartner-Dora M. Burr. Assistant Kindergartner- Irene A. Evans
Janitor-William Gates
Seth Bemis School-84 Orange Street
Principal-Edith E. Stone, II
Teachers-Kemis Minah, I & II; Helen P. Rhodes, I
Kindergartner-A. Mildred Kierstead. Assistant Kinder- gartner-Dorothy Whitney
Jonathan Bright School-260 Grove Street, cor. Bright
Principal-Theresa M. Brassil, VI
Teachers-Loretta F. Mullin, VI; Vivian V. Morse, V; Thelma E. Horton, IV; Margaret H. Richardson, IV; Louise Drake, III; Leota M. Leland, III; S. Barbara Allen, II; A. Gertrude Sanderson, I; Harriet S. Lyman, I
Kindergartners-Ethel L. Spencer, Gwendolyn Jewett Janitor-John Loughlin
Nahum Hardy School-51 Lake Street
Principal-Emily P. Sweet, VI
Teachers-Irma M. Sherin, VI; Mary L. McGregor, V; Mary C. Rafferty, V and IV; Ruth Adams, IV; Beatrice M. Bailey, III; Laura M. Stewart II and III; A. Ruth Toombs, II; Marion E. Bannister; I; Grace C. Church, I
Kindergartners-Rose Cataldo, Mildred E. MacDonald Janitor-Arthur L. Jameson
Thomas Hill School-2 Heard Street
Principal-Maud B. Priest, IV
Teachers-Katherine D. Jones, VI; Corinne Holt, V; Mary E. Spelman, V; Helen M. Glennon, III; Sarah E. Mullen, II; Josephine L. Harrington, I; Hattie B. Heath, I
Kindergartners-Mary P. Davis, Mary Kennedy Janitor-Albert Munster
Phineas Lawrence School-258 Trapelo Road
Principal-L. Mabel Forbush, VI
Teachers-Ethel M. Garland, IV & V; Sarah C. Perkins, III & IV; Celia E. Bowie, II
Kindergartner-Jennette D. Brackett
Janitor-Warren D. Hayes
Chauncey Newhall School-Charles Street, cor. Prospect Principal-Alice C. Smith, V
Teachers-Ebba Fredrikson, Special; Mary F. Leonard, IV; Annie Crockett, IV; Margaret Curry, III; Elizabeth B. Davock, III; Angela T. Thayer, II; Ruth C. Lennon, II; Mildred Littlefield, I; Mary E. Callahan, I
Kindergartners-Nina G. Caldwell, Elizabeth C. Farns- worth
Junior Primary-Elsie M. Crooker
Janitor-Sander Abramson
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SCHOOLS
Old High School-49 Church Street, corner School
Principal-John L. Fitzpatrick, Boys' Special
Teachers-Marion E. Lennon, Boys' Special; Ethel B. Otto, Girls' Special; Ethel N Dudley, Girls' Junior; Julia A. Lannon, Girls' Intermediate
Manual Training-James C. Connors
Janitor-Fred M. Jacobs
Thomas R. Plympton School-Farnsworth Street
Principal-Helen P. Jones
Teachers-Edith F. Berry, VI; Pauline A. Larson, V; Mary E. Dyer, V; Mrs Ida L. Trask, IV; Mary P. Casey, III; Edith G. Webber, II; Mary L. Brown, I; Eva H. Hilton, I
Kindergartner-Sybil F. Bacon. Assistant Kindergartner- Margaret Noble
Janitor-Percy W. Ryan
Pond End School-Winter Street
Principal-Helen M. Burrill, II & I
Teachers-Florence E. Wheeler, IV & III
Janitor-Carmello Casella
Royal E. Robbins School-56 Chestnut Street
Principal-Mira E. Metcalf, VI
Principal's Assistant-Marjorie Lawless
Teachers-Lucy C. Pollay, V; Carolyn H. Chadwick, IV; Gwendolyn C. Pitkin, IV; Charlotte H. Smith, III; Susanne L. Gordon, III; Marion L. Wheeler, II; Mildred Moore, I Kindergartner-Edith M. Zimmer
Janitor-Frank E. Thompson
John D. Roberts School-Sunnyside Street cor. Morton Teacher-Mrs. Ruth H. Williams, I to IV
Janitor-John P. Barry
Samuel D. Warren School-211 Waverley Oaks Roads cor. Beaver Street
Principal-Edith A. Luce, IV & III
Teacher-Helen M. Rogers, II & I
Janitor-James J. Allen
CONTINUATION SCHOOL
Francis G. Healey, Esther M. Dyer
Waltham Vocational School-45 School Street opp. Liberty
Director-Harold L. Pride
Machinery-Parker W. Felt, Milton H. Lukens
Automobile ---- Leonard V. Howe, Joseph H. Olding
Printing-Jacob H. Nottenburg, Eugene S. Howe Carpentry-Hubert R. Durling, Harold D. Grant
Academic-Arthur L. Quinn
Henry Whittemore School-30 Parmenter Road
Principal-Effie G. Higgins; Principal's Asst, Margaret G. Burgess
Teachers-Helen Bacon, VI; Ethel B. McKenney, VI; Ade- lyn Vara, VI; Evelyn F. Brophy, V; Emma Horrocks, V; Doris M. Minah, V; Anne Wilson, IV & V; Emily Wood, IV; Mil- dred Capen, IV; Miriam Orlick, IV; Phyllis L. Gaudet, IV; Marion E. Burroughs, III; Louise M. Duclos, III; Irene F.
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SCHOOLS
Hoyt, III; Mildred E. Simpson, III & IV; Marguerite Richards, II; Dorothy L. White, II; Bessie G. Banks, II; Esther L. Alpers, I; Marie L. Hinchey, I; Elizabeth O'Brien, I; Ruth Bragg, I
Special Teachers-Harriet M. Boynton, Minnie L. Good- now, Annie G. Haines
Nature Study-Alice M. Wilson
Kindergartners-Lola L. Haye, Anna Redmond, Helen Stuart, Corinne Taylor
Office Asst .- Elizabeth Leishman
Janitors-Orin Bagley, Ralph Forsythe, Frank J. Clasby
Evening Schools
Principal-Harold L. Pride
Teachers-Ralph Hollis, High School Algebra; Vivian Ben- nett, Freehand Drawing; Margaret F. Magoley, Bookkeeping; Grace L. Woodward, Typewriting; Mary Mooney, Shorthand; Helen Taft, Office Practice; Alma P. Shepherd, Intermediate Grades; Francis Healey, Intermediate Grades
Evening Adult Alien Department
Supervisor-Gertrude M. Farnum
Teachers-Verner Robinson, Emily Bassett, Amelia K. Barker, Hattie M. Boynton, Sarah E. Perkins, Agnes Whittier, Alice K. Guyton
Evening Practical Art
Supervisor-Anne C. Graverson
Teachers-Margaret Canty, Dressmaking; Theresa Casella, Dressmaking; Ellen Connelly, Dressmaking; Rose Costa, Dressmaking, Anne Graverson, Dressmaking; Margaret Joyce, Dressmaking; Ida Stoddard, Dressmaking; Mary McAveeney, Children's Clothing; Isabelle Ryder, Millinery; Mary Hersog, Millinery; Marguerite Googins, Foods; Marion Owen, Foods; Stella Stevens, Foods; Harriet F. Dillman. Foods; Elizabeth D. Smith, Home Nursing
Evening Industrial Art
Supervisor-Harold L. Pride
Teachers-George C. Snow, Machine Drafting; Parker W. Felt, Machine Shop; Leonard V. Howe, Auto Shop; Putnam Barnes, Show Card Writing; Thomas Moran, Tool room boy, Machine Shop; Roger Henry, Auto Shop; Elmer Grinnell, Auto Shop
Attendance Officers
Richard Currin, Chief of Police; Charles M. Andrews
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS
StMary's High School-Lexington Street corner School
Under direction of Sisters of Notre Dame and Christian Brothers
Sister Superior-Sister Marie, in charge of girls
St.Charles Parochial School-44 Taylor Street
Under direction Sisters of Charity Sister Superior-Sister Marie Consilio
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SCHOOLS
St. Joseph's Parochial School-30 Pond Street
Under direction Sisters of Notre Dame Sister Superior-Sister Mary Janitor-Martin Rooney
St.Peter's Parochial School-30 School Street
For Boys and Girls under direction Sisters of Christian Ed- ucation. Number of pupils, 450 Superior-Mother Bertrand Directress-Sister Orpha Masse
WALTER E. FERNALD STATE SCHOOL 200 Trapelo Road
Trustees, Charles Francis Adams, Concord; Francis J. Barnes, M.D., Cambridge; Stephen Bowen, Boston; Thomas N. Carver, Cambridge; Theodore Chamberlin, M.D., Con- cord; Francis H. Dewey, Worcester; Moses H. Gulesian, Chestnut Hill; Rev. Russell H. Stafford, Boston; Mrs. Helen C. Taylor, Newton; Charles E. Ware, Sec., Fitchburg; Roger S. Warner, Boston; Paul R. Withington, M.D., Milton
Resident Officers-Ransom A. Greene, M.D., Supt .; Charles S. Woodall, M.D., Asst. Supt .; Anna M. Wallace, M.D., Edith E. Woodill, M.D., L. Maude Warren, M.D .; Esther S. B. Woodward, M.D., Sen. Asst. Physician; Mary T. Muldoon, M.D., Asst. Physician; Fred V. Dowling, Assistant Physician; John F. Donnell, Steward; Emily E. Guild, Chief Clerk and Treas .; Mildred I. Helms, Matron; Mildred F. Brazier, Principal Teacher; Irma H. Bridge, Music Teacher; Ruth A. Gegenheimer, Social Worker; Anna M. Burgess, Dietitian
THE MOUNT PROSPECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS
90 Worcester Lane
Principal-Annie P. Call
WALTHAM SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
The New-Church Institute of Education-327 Lexington Street
Members of the Institute-Rev. William L. Worcester, President; John S. Reed, Treasurer; Joseph R. Worcester, Clerk; Albert P. Carter, John C. Moses, Dr. George B. Bea- man, William W. Towle, Rev. William F. Wunsch, Miss Martha Mason
Board of Managers-Joseph R. Worcester, John S. Reed, Rev. William L. Worcester, Dr. George B. Beaman
Faculty-Louise Fay, Principal, Geography and Nature Study; Dorothy S. Waterhouse, Asst. to Principal; Clara L. Buswell, Latin and Greek; Ruby E. Viets, English and Span- ish; Frances Hudson, French; Jessie Beals, Arithmetic, Civics and History; Fanny L. Riley, Primary Department; Dorothy Estabrook, Primary Department; Frances H. Tomer, Domes- tic Science; Ruth H. Worcester, Mathematics; Ruth M. Tilton, Singing; George B. Beaman, Science; Edna G. Calef, Grades Four to Six inclusive; Ethel R. Larson, Physical Edu- cation; , Housekeeper and Dietitian; , House Mother; Dr. Alfred Worcester, Medical Director;
Assistant Physical Director; Gudrun Gustafson, Art; Ruth Blecker, Piano; Hope Mathews Clarke, Violin; Ruth Masters, Cello; Dwight O'Hara, School Physician
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SCHOOLS-LIBRARY
WALTHAM TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES 764 Main Street
Principal-Beatrice De Veber Instructors-Alice Kersting, Carolyn F. Slade, Marion O. Gregson, Margery Hampton
Supervisor, D. N. A .- Florence H. Tufts
WALTHAM SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
Rooms 29-33 Mercantile Bldg., 680 Main Street
The faculty of the Waltham School of Business is largely composed of professors from the leading universities. Ex- perienced assistants are added according to need and demand. Sumner H. Gross, B.S., Dean, graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, personally looks after all students. Professor Charles R. Salit, A.B., M.A., M.S., in charge of Modern Languages and Mathematics. Professor J. Floyd Steele, A.B., in charge of Psychology and Fundamentals of Business courses. Professor Martha Noyes in charge of the Secretarial courses. Other professors, of equally high stand- ing and reputation will be in charge of the other courses, such as Accounting, Business Management, Real Estate courses, Business Law, Civil Service, College Preparatory, Salesman- ship &c.
WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 735 Main Street
Board of Trustees-Michael J. Connolly, Chairman; Mrs. Christina Fulton, Secretary; Rev. James J. Baxter, Rev. Francis E. Webster, Miss Corinne E. Boucher, William H. Slayton
Librarian-Leslie T. Little
Assistants-Raymah H. Smith, Mildred M. Partridge, Nora C. Rooney, Ethel M. Nute, Helen M. Nims, Barbara C. Partridge, Mabel Buell, F. Dorothea Williams, May E. Jones, Helen L. Hosmer
The Waltham Public Library is the union of three libraries. (1) The Waltham Social Library, founded in 1798, and the earliest Waltham library, was given to the Unitarian Society, and later, in 1865, was presented to the town. (2) The early Boston Manufacturing Company's Manufacturers' Library was given to the Rumford Institute Library, which, in turn, offered all of its books to the town in 1865. (3) The Agricul- tural Library of the Waltham Farmers' Club was presented to the town in 1874. The Public Library was first housed (1865) in the Bank Building on Main street. In 1879 it was moved to the corner of Charles and Moody streets (Welch Block). In December, 1915, the Library was moved to the present building, which is the gift of a Waltham citizen, Francis Buttrick. The cost of the building was $124,000
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