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Schools and School Houses-A. M. Garcelon, Henry Hines, Aldermen ; W. M. Scott, John J. Sheehan, David A. Scannell, Councilmen.
Engrossed Bills-S. B. Hayes, C. W. Murphy, Alder- men ; William Leader, Regis Provost, A. L. Marble, Councilmen.
Ordinance-W. A. Libby, Louis J. Martel, Aldermen ; B. Thibault, W. M. Scott, A. C. Pierce, Councilmen.
Printing-A. M. Garcelon, Alderman ; Geo. Welpley, Geo. M. Kavanaugh, Councilmen.
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Commons and Public Squares-The Mayor ; C. O'Con- nell, J. B. Longley, Councilmen.
Water Supply -- C. M. Lunt, Louis J. Martel, Alder- men ; Cornelius Russell, D. A. Scannell, A. L. Marble, Councilmen.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
Police-The Mayor, Hines, Lunt, Martel.
Elections-Martel, Murphy, Libby.
Licenses-Martel, Garcelon, Hayes.
Liquors-Garcelon, Libby, Hines.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Supplies-Martel, Lunt. Hines.
Poor Farm-Garcelon, Hines, Hayes.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Contingent Expenses-Harvey, Leader, Leslie.
Election Returns-Peltier, Pierce, Kavanaugh.
CITY OFFICERS. 1891.
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.
Judge of Municipal Court-Adelbert D. Cornish. Clerk of Municipal Court-C. V. Emerson.
CHOSEN BY THE CITY COUNCIL, MARCH, 1891.
City Clerk-F. X. Belleau.
City Treasurer -- Seth D. Wakefield.
Assessors of Taxes-G. G. Wagg, George Pottle, James Doyle.
City Engineer-John A. Jones.
City Physician-L. E. N. Matte.
City Solicitor-F. A. Morey.
Auditor of Accounts-Geo. Pottle.
Street Commissioner -- H. P. Estes.
Truant Officer-William Collins.
Board of Fire Commissioners-Charles Horbury, D. J. McGillicuddy, Frank W. Dana, George D. Armstrong, W. H. Newell, ex officio.
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Board of Water Commissioners-Joseph H. Day, chair- man ; William D. Pennell, John G. Kelley, Cyrus Gree- ley, Roscoe C. Reynolds, John B. Smith, and W. H. Newell, ex officio.
Committee on Reduction of City Debt-W. H. Newell, Mayor ; C. O'Connell, President of Common Council ; S. D. Wakefield, Treasurer ; Cyrus Greeley, John B. Smith, J. M. Robbins.
Constables-William Collins, Byron A. Bearce, F. E. Wilcox, J. O. Nickerson, D. W. Cronin, Maurice Goff, Charles Horbury, Thomas W. Murch, F. L. Quimby, C. B. Bailey, Alfred Beauchane, F. R. Whitney, G. Legen- dre, M. J. Moriarty, J. J. Ryan, Wm. P. Laughton, James Harrison, E. R. Noble, John S. Bangs, G. Ver- rette, Matthew McGawley, George W. Metcalf, John French, M. J. Kavanaugh, Philogene Beaudette, Alfred Roberge, G. H. Leonard, P. H. O'Connell, Arsene Cail- ler, John P. Lombard, George Welpley, S. Meserve, H. A. Cole, John O'Brien, T. B. Stewart, James Hamilton, M. J. Doyle, Thomas Ward, Thomas Roach, N. Lajeunesse. E. J. Riker, M. Lezotte, D. P. Withee, John A. Bibber, Daniel Sands, Samuel Booth, R. F. Leader, Charles T. Jellison, P. Maloney, S. J. Kelley, W. J. Rodick, Daniel Finn, Levi Pemberton, James Manning, Fred Thornton, J. L. Arnoldy, J. J. Creeden, E. M. Grant, John Dona- hue, James Clark, E. G. Woodside.
Measurers of Wood and Bark-T. W. Murch, Nelson Ham, John Harper, W. R. Randall, G. G. Moore, O. A. Norton, F. Lapointe, W. W. Harris, H. A. Torsey, John N. Wood, E. L. R. Hunt, Joseph Varville, W. H. Johnson, Louis Provost, Charles L. Turgeon, G. B. Roberge, F. D. Lyford, C. C. Wilson, G. B. Bearce, M. J. Googin, I. L. Robbins, Henry Stearns.
Surveyors of Lumber-W. W. Harris, F. L. Frost, C. P. Wellman, L. P. Weymouth, D. A. Knowles, H. V. Whitcomb, A. C. Estes, Charles E. Scrimegeour, H. C. Furbush, John Eames. D. B. Stevens, Charles Hilton, W. R. Randall, W. Moody, G. B. Bearce, A. E. Frost, E. E. Rowe, W. F. Wood, A. E. Turgeon, Panoma Brooks, W. L. Davis, T. L. McGillicuddy, W. J. Dingley, J. B. Bates, A. Ambrose, Frank Martin, James Whittemore.
Fence Viewers-Thomas Mansfield, O. K. Douglass, Edwin Carville.
Sealer of Leather-D. H. Day.
Culler of Staves-Charles Walker.
Superintendent of Burials-A. E. McDonough.
Pound Keeper-C. C. Benson.
Sextons-J. S. Garcelon, Thomas Vaughan, Joseph Blethen, Joseph Marshall, James Garcelon, F. I. Day, James Tracy, John Goff, C. R. Rowe, Joseph Estes, Wil- liam Collins, A. E. Jackson, A. E. McDonough, Frank Kilgore, E. Perrault, Joseph Guay.
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APPOINTED AND CHOSEN BY THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
President of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen-Louis J. Martel.
Regular Police Force-Matthew McGawley, City Mar- shal ; George W. Metcalf, Deputy Marshal ; John French, Captain ; P. H. O'Connell, J. J. Creeden, M. J. Kava- naugh, Gus. Legendre, Fred Thornton, Geo. H. Lom- bard, E. E. Grant, J. J. Manning, Alfred Roberge, Ar- sene Cailler, J. P. Leonard, Philogene Beaudette, Levi Pemberton. Specials .- Daniel Finn, John Donahue, Lorenzo Arnoldy, George Welpley.
Special Police-James Driscoll, David Dyer, Herman Shultz, John Kern, George E. Sharp, C. H. McGillcuddy, Timothy Conley, James Roach, William Dunn, C. J. Stoddard, P. F. Flynn, Robert White, Jr., Modeste Mo- reau, James Vaughan, W. D. Crafts, Joseph Soucy, M. Stinson, B. F. Getchell, L. A. Blouin, Cyrille Poulin, Frank Blais, Joseph Bergeron, E. W. Furbush, Brian Kelley, Charles Hopkins, E. J. Riker, Francois Pinet Samuel Saucier, Louis Bouchard, Charles Laskey, Fleu- rent Violette, Thomas Stone, C. T. Jellerson, Noel Gra- vel, Louis Dutil, Napoleon Dutil, Herbert Verreault, Vic- tor Jolicœur, Jule Picard, Pierre Bernier, John Mail- hoit, Frank E. Wilcox, O. K. Douglass, Patrick Lahey, Laurent Goselin, Delphis Mailhoit, John A. Hodgdon, Ulric Chartrand, Arthur Lacombe, Joseph Lacombe, C. E. Hayes, John Marshall, Scott Jordan.
Weighers-H. P. Dorman, O. A. Norton, E. L. R. Hunt, John N. Wood, W. P Leonard, G. M. Kimball, J. E. Whitman, John Harper, Clarence Hanson, J. B. Gar- celon, C. H. Weymouth, Henry A. Torsey, George W. Leathers, H. A. Cole, E. J. Ham, John Goff, R. W. Clark, C. C. Benson, C. O. Cappers, Charles McCarty, J. M. Given, Thomas W. Murch, George W. Belt, M. S. Russell, M. J. Googin, Charles L. Lydston.
Sealer of Weights and Measures -- F. X. Belleau.
Keeper of Powder Magazine-Joseph H. Day.
Inspector of Vinegar-E. B. Norton.
CHOSEN BY FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
Chief Engineer .- M. J. Moriarty.
First Assistant .- John J. Ryan.
Second Assistant .- M. P. McGillicuddy.
Third Assistant .- Napoleon Lajeunesse. Fourth Assistant .- John A. Bibber.
Superintendent of Fire Alarms .- F. R. Whitney. Driver of Hose Truck No. 1,-Michael Lawless.
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BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF POOR. Consists of the Mayor and Aldermen.
CHOSEN BY BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
President-The Mayor.
Clerk or Agent-Levi Greenleaf.
Superintendent of City Farm-John McGillicuddy
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
William D. Pennell,
term expires March, 1892.
1893.
Joseph H. Day,
John G. Kelley,
66
66 1894.
Cyrus Greely,
1895.
Roscoe C. Reynolds,
1896.
John B. Smith,
1897.
William H. Newell,
Mayor1891.
CHOSEN BY WATER COMMISSIONERS.
Clerk-Walter A. Goss.
Superintendent-Isaac C. Downes.
Engineer at Pumping Station-
Office hours 9 to 12 A. M., and 2 to 5 P. M .; Saturday evenings during January, April, July and October, from 7 to 9 P. M.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Matthew McGawley, City Marshall ; George W. Meti calf, Asst. City Marshall; John French, Captain; Lev Pemberton, Alfred Roberge, George H. Lombard, Michael J. Kavanaugh, Edward E. Grant, Gustave Legendre, James Manning, Jeremiah J. Creeden, Fred Thornton, Patrick H. O'Connell, John P. Leonard, Arsene Caibler, Philogene Beaudette, Daniel Finn, Lorenzo Arnoldey, George Whepley, John Donahue, Policemen.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
ORGANIZATION OF THE SCHOOL BOARD AND SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
Regular meeting the first Monday evening in each month at 7.30.
T. H. Wallace, Pres .; G. A. Stuart, Sec. of the Board and Supt. of Schools.
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Ward 1 1. F. Frisbee,
term expires Sept. 1, 1893.
L. B. Jordan,
. 6 1, 1892.
Ward 2 P. P. Getchell,
1, 1893.
A. E. McDowney,
66 1, 1892.
Ward 3 T. H. Wallace,
W. B. McMahon,
66
1, 1891.
Ward 4 Geo. A. Drew, D. J. Callahan,
6 6
66 1, 1892.
1, 1893.
. Ward 5 L. J. Martel,
66
1, 1892.
W. E. Callahan, 66
66 1,1893.
Ward 6 W. P. Leonard,
1, 1892.
John B. Smith;
1, 1893.
Ward 7 A. L. Talbot,
66
66 1, 1892.
A. W. Sturgis, 66
66 1, 1893.
TEACHERS IN THE CITY SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Geo. B. Files, Principal; U. G. Wheeler, Sub-Princi- pal; Miss Kate A. McVey, Miss Augusta Prescott, Miss Rose A. Hilton, Assistants.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
HORTON STREET-J. R. Dunton, Principal; Abbie L. Gould, R. M. Hinkley, Sarah P. Clark, Kate M. Lynch, Dora B. Moody, M. L. E. Shaw, Nellie G. Ham, I. M. Lane, M. I. Pettingill, L. A. Turner, Assistants.
INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS.
BATES STREET-1st Class, M. A. Divoll, Josie A. Mitchell Teachers ; 2d Class, Catharine Callahan, A. L. Grover, Teachers.
LINCOLN STREET-L. A. McKenna, Teacher.
MAIN STREET-1st Class, M. E. Leavitt, Teacher; 2d Class, Gertrude W. Miller, Teacher.
OAK STREET-1st Class, Augusta Davis, Teacher; 2d Class, G. A. Lunt, Teacher; Sub-Primary, Agnes Pea- body, Teacher.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
BATES STREET-1st Class, Maggie C. Sullivan, Teacher ; 2d Class, Louise M. Callahan, Teacher; 3d Class, Emma J. Templeton, Hattie A. Moody, Teachers ; Sub-Primary, Lillie E. Parsons, A. D. King, Teachers
66 1, 1892.
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COLLEGE STREET-Sub-Primary, Ella Weeman.
LINCOLN STREET-1stClass, Catherine E. Spillane, Teacher 2d Class, K. C. O'Brien, Teacher; 3d Class, A. C. Sulli- van, H. F. Scott, Teachers; Sub-Primary, Mary D. Joyce, J. G. Dunn, Teachers.
MAIN STREET-1st Class, Addie B. Stevens, Teacher ; 2d Class, Sadie Blaisdell, Teacher ; 3d Class, L. E. Merrill, Teacher ; Sub-Primary, Ida A. Yetten, Teacher.
OAK STREET-1st Class, F. E. Russell
NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL.
OAK STREET-A. B. Badlam, Principal; S. M. Jordan, M. M. Hartwell, F. A. Jepson, M. M. Warren, E. H. Dresser, Addie Miles, A. T. Stevens, Sadie Proctor, F. T. Skillings, N. A. Dingley, E. J. Ferguson, H. G. Thomp- son, N. B. Towle, E. Webber, E. B. Allen, Assistants.
RURAL SCHOOLS.
BARKERVILLE-H. C. Johnson, Teacher.
COLLEGE ROAD-Miss M. E. O'Connor, Teacher.
CROWLEY-Miss Annie Lewis, Teacher.
DAVIS CORNER-Miss A. M. Tate, Miss Mabel Randall, Teachers.
FERRY-Miss M. B. Hodgkin, Teacher. JACKSON-H. M. Holland, Teacher. LISBON ROAD-Miss M. J. Haley, Teacher. NO NAME POND-Miss B. M. Field, Teacher. PINE WOODS-Miss S. J. Carvill, Teacher. RIVER ROAD-Miss Alice Morrison, Teacher. ROSE HILL-Miss L. M. Jones, Teacher. SABATTUS ROAD-Miss G. S. Dakers, Teacher. SABATTUSVILLE-Miss Alice Packard, Teacher. THORNE-Miss Ethel M. Rowe, Teacher. WEBSTER ROAD-Miss Alice Linney, Teacher.
M. E. Chase, Teacher of Music.
All applications for admission to the Public Schools of Lewiston, or for advice or supplies, are to be made to the Superintendent of Schools, who will refer all matters re-
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quiring the attention of the committee to the appropriate sub-committee having the same in charge. Sub-committees will report to the whole committee at any regular or spec- ial meeting
Office hours of the Superintendent of Schools, 8 to 9 A.M. Saturday for teachers, 8 to 10 A. M., and 2 to 3 P. M., Office City Hall.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
ASYLUM OF NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES.
ESTABLISHED NOVEMBER 21,1878. 318 Sabattus street.
Sister Bernard, Superior; Sisters M de la Frederic, Langlois, Michon, Pettier, Leblanc, Bouchard, Marg, Marie, Leduc, Ste. Anne, Fournier, du Sacre Coeur, M de l' Incarnation, S. Jean Berchmans, Bourgeois, S. Louis, Marie du Carmel, Assistants.
MARIST BROTHERS.
254 Bates street. ORGANIZED AUGUST 15, 1886.
Brother Come, Director; Brothers Xaxerius, Peter Bo- naventura, Francis and Sylvere, Assistants.
ST. JOSEPH'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
ESTABLISHED 1881. Main, corner Bates street.
Sisters of the Congregation of Notre Dame, Instructors.
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL-CONVENT OF NOTRE DAME.
253 Main street.
Mother Superior and eight sisters, Instructors. 400 scholars.
ST. PETER'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
Dominican block, 145 Lincoln, corner Chestnut streets, Dominican Fathers and Sister of Charity of Notre Dames de Lourdes, Instructors.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
M. J. Moriarty, Chief, John J. Ryan, 1st Asst. ; M. P. McGillicuddy, 2d Asst .; Napoleon Lajeunese, 3d Asst. ; John A. Bibber, 4th Asst. ; F. R. Whitney, Supt. of Fire Alarm.
STEAMER ANDROSCOGGIN, NO. 3.
House Ash Street, corner Bates.
Engineer of Fire Steamers-Frank R. Whitney.
Assistant Engineer of Fire Steamers -- J. B. Longley, J. B. Littlefield.
J. E. Thornton, Foreman ; P. E. Mullaney, Asst. ; Pat'k. Lawless, Clerk ; John Lacroix, Driver.
STEAMER L. C. PECK, No. 4. House Ash Street, corner Bates.
M. J. Holmes, Foreman ; W. I. Noyes, Asst .. ; Jules Picard, Driver ; John Williams, Fireman ; A. E. Foss, Asst. Engineer.
JOHN HIBBERT HOSE NO. 1 AND 2.
M. J. Holmes, Foreman ; W. I. Noyes, Asst. Foreman; T. L. McGillicuddy, Clerk ; Michael Lawless, Driver No. 1 ; Geo. W. Estes, Driver No. 2.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO., NO. 1.
House Park Street.
P. S. Cronin, Foreman ; Martin A. Ward, Asst. ; John Dillingham, Clerk ; Daniel Sewall, Driver.
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LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES.
No. 6. Androscoggin Mill (private).
12. Barkerville, Upper Main St.
14. Main Street, near George B. Bearce's.
15. Corner of Russell and Bardwell Streets.
17. Corner of Main and Frye Streets.
18. Corner of Vale and College Streets,
27. Corner of College and Sabbattus Streets.
28.
Lewiston Machine Shop.
39. Corner of Holland and Winter Streets.
34. Near Sands Building.
35. Corner of Lincoln and Main Streets.
36. Corner of Lisbon and Main Streets.
37. Corner of Bates and Ash Streets.
38. Corner of Bates and Main Streets.
42. Lincoln Street, near John Brophy's.
43. Corner of Chestnut and Lincoln Streets.
45. Bates Mill (private).
47. Corner of Pine and Lisbon Streets.
53. Corner of Lisbon and Cedar Streets.
57. Corner of Pine and Pierce Streets.
62.
Corner of Bates and Birch Streets.
63. Corner of Park and Maple Streets.
67. Oxford Street, south of Cedar Street.
68. Lincoln Street, near Avon Mill.
72. Corner of Webster and Pine Streets.
73. Corner of Sabbatus Street and East Avenue.
74. Corner of Webster Street and East Avenue.
BOXES IN AUBURN.
No. 8. Ara Cushman and Co. (Private.)
82. Corner of Turner and French Streets.
83. Corner of Turner and Union Streets.
84. Corner of Pine and Oak Streets.
85. Engine House, Court Street.
86. Y. M. C. A. Block, Court Street.
87. Corner Pleasant and Drummond Streets.
89. Corner of High and Academy Streets.
92. Corner of Main and Laurel Streets.
93. Corner of Pulsifer and Third Streets.
124. Corner of Washington and Jefferson Streets.
Two strokes, fire out ; 3 strokes, chief's call in Lewis- ton ; 4 strokes, chief's call in Auburn ; 5 strokes calls Hook and Ladder No. 1; 9 strokes calls Steamer No. 4. Persons holding box keys, in changing residence, please return keys to F. R. Whitney, Superintendent.
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19.
Corner of High and Main Streets.
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INSTRUCTION TO KEY-HOLDERS.
Key-holders, upon positive information of a fire, will unlock the box, and if the City Hall bell is not striking or the small bell in the box, pull the hook easily down to the end of the slide at once and let go immediately. Do not pull a box when the City Hall bell is striking. After pulling a box remain at the box, if possible, until the fire- inen arrive to direct them to the fire. If you hear no clicking sound in the box after pulling the hook, go to the next box and give the alarm. No box in Lewiston should be pulled for a fire in Auburn. Never give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance. First locate the fire, then go to the nearest box to the fire and give the alarm. Never pull a box for a burning chimney. In no case is more than one box to be pulled for the same fire, and that box should be nearest to the fire. Key-holders changing their residence will please return their keys to the Superinten- dent of the line, and in no case leave them with new ten- ants. All complaints concerning the boxes or wires must be made to the Chief Engineer or Superintendent of the line. It will be the duty of the Police after an alarm from any box, between the hours of nine o'clock in the evening and six o'clock in the morning, to ring Main Street Free Baptist Church bell.
CHURCHES.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Bates street, near Birch. ORGANIZED JUNE 3, 1847.
Rev. Drew T. Wyman, Pastor ; Stephen Davis, F. P. Weymouth, Alonzo Lathrop, A. P. Winslow, Clarence Hanson, Deacons ; Clarence Hanson, Clerk; A. P. Wins- low, Treas. ; E. H. Gerrish, Supt. S. S.
FREE BAPTIST.
Main street.
ORGANIZED JUNE, 1838.
Rev. Martyn Sumberbell, D. D., Pastor; A. M. Jones, W. L. Badger, S. W. Cook, G. L. Chase, Deacons; W. L. Badger, Clerk; A. K. P. Knowlton, J. Frank Boothby, Benjamin Chandler, Charles H. Miller, Parish Com. S. W. Cook, Supt. S. S .; F. A. Conant, Asst. Supt .; Benjamin Chandler, Librarian.
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SOUTH LEWISTON FREE BAPTIST. Lisbon road, junction Old Lisbon road. ORGANIZED 1827.
No settled pastor.
PINE STREET FREE BAPTIST.
Pine street, corner Blake. ORGANIZED JANUARY, 1869.
Rev. S. A. Blaisdell, Pastor ; William E. Youland, William Craig, Deacons; William E. Youland, Clerk and Supt. S. S.
ST. JOSEPH'S (ROMAN CATHOLIC). Main street, corner Blake. BUILT IN 1870.
Rev. Thomas H. Wallace, Pastor, Rev. M. J. Healey, Assistant.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC).
Bartlett street, near Ash. BUILT IN 1872.
Priest's residence, 113 Ash street.
Rev. Thomas Morard, Pastor; Rev. Dominican Fa- thers, Asst. Pastors.
PINE STREET CONGREGATIONAL.
Pine street, corner Bates.
Rev. George M. Howe, Pastor; Frederick B. Sands, Clerk ; Charles Greenwood. Treas. ; Albert L. Templeton, S. H. Murray, Sylvanus B. Hayes, Francis B. Caswell, Deucons; Archie L. Talbot, Nathan C. DInsmore, Pru- dential Com .; Frederiek B. Sands, Supt. S. S .; J. Otis Swift, Sec. ; Frank C. Thompson, Treas.
Number of scholars 542.
TRINITY CHURCH (EPISCOPAL.)
Bates street, corner Spruce. ORGANIZED 1854.
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Rev. D. Vaughn Givilym, Rector ; John Garner, Senior Warden; Edwin Byron, Junior Warden; Samuel Not- tram, Samuel Walker, Albert Stewart. George Byron, William Dixon, John H. Booth, Joseph Cash, L. M. Rowe, Charles Scrimgour, Vestrymen, Sam'l. Walker, Vestry Clerk. John Garner, Treas .; Albert Stewart, Col- lector; Saml. Walker, Joseph Cash, Auditors.
HAMMOND STREET M. E.
ORGANIZED MAY, 1870.
Rev. Joseph A. Corey, Pastor; H. A. Osgood, J. G. Richardson, H. B. Bartlett, R. C. Pingree, A. W. Sturgis, R. Dresser, C. J. Gammon, Trustees; A. W. Sturgis, J. W. Gerrish, C. J. Gammon, A. L. French. Lydia H. Buckman, Frances Sturgis, G. W. Leathers, Stewards ; J. G. Richardson, Supt. S. S .; Henry Huntington, Sexton residence 40 Bartlett street.
PARK STREET M. E.
Park street, near Ash.
Rev. Edward O. Thayer, Pastor; S. D. Thomas, Rufus Lord, D. B. Sawyer, E. W. Russell, John H. Marshall, H: M. Austin, W. G. Emmons, Otis W. Kim- ball, Nelson A. Dodge, Trustees; John Oakes, J. W. Thompson, A. J. Gardner, H. M. Austin, B. T. Emery, A. A. Mitchell, D. T. Mitchell, John H. Marshall, S D. Thomas, C. H. Kimball, Rufus Lord, Thos. Catland, Stewards ; C. H. Kimball, D. T. Mitchell, Class Leaders ; John H. Marshall, Treas .; M. E. Chase, Supt. S. S .; John Oakes, Sexton.
BATES STREET UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY.
SOCIETY ORGANIZED 1858. CHURCH BUILT 1865.
Rev. R. F. Johonnot, Pastor; T. L. Pratt, C. I. Barker Charles Howard, Trustees; E. C. Wellman, Treas. ; Her- bert H. Hodgkins, Supt. S. S.
Number of scholars, 175.
MASONIC.
ASHLAR LODGE, NO. 105.
CHARTERED NOV. 5, 1860.
Albert Ring. W. M; Henry A. Torsey, S. W. ; Frank . Johnson, J. W .; Fred I. Morrell, Sec. ; R. C. Pingree, Treas. ; Eugene Brett, J. D. ; Wm. Burnham, Chap. ; Wm. Stevens, Tyler.
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Regular communication, Monday evening on or before the full moon, in Masonic Hall, Savings Bank block.
RABBONI LODGE, NO. 150. CHARTERED DEC. 28, 1868.
Edwin K. Smith, W. M .; D. R. Stevens, S. W .; W. H. Judkins, J. W; George F. Turner, Sec. ; Cyrus Gree- ley, Treas. ; F. I. Day, Fred Kelly, Trustees.
Stated meeting in Masonic Hall, Savings Bank block, Wednesday evening succeeding full moon. Election of officers, at the stated meeting in September.
KING HIRAM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
CHARTERED MAY 3, 1855.
E. K. Smith, H. P .; Wm. F. Wood, K .; Hiram B. Warner, S .; Albert S. Plummer, Sec; W. J. Burnham, Treas.
Stated convocation, second Friday in each month, in Masonic Hall, Savings Bank block.
DUNLAP COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS.
CHARTER DATED MAY 4, 1864.
A. M. Roak, T. I. M; George A. Callahan, D. M .; L. O. Brackett, P. C. W. ; John F. Putnam, Recorder; J. H. Stetson, Treas.
Stated meeting, second Tuesday in each month, in Ma- sonic Hall, Savings Bank block.
LEWISTON COMMANDERY, K. T., NO. 6.
CHARTERED MAY 2, 1865.
Danville B. Stevens, Eminent Commander; W. Free- man Lord, Generalissimo; Charles E. Libby, Captain General; Fessenden I. Day, Prelate ; Elbridge G. Heath, Senior Warden; Albert S. Plummer, Junior Warden; William J. Burnham, Treas. ; Horace C. Little, Recorder ; Lavator O. Morse, Standard Bearer; Frank H. Johnson, Sword Bearer; Samuel Hibbert, Warder; Harry L. Has- kell, 3d Guard; Roscoe E. Attwood, 2d Guard; Eben W. Dresser, Ist Guard ; Charles H. Jumper, Sentinel.
Regular conclaves in Masonic Hall, Savings Bank block, first Thursday in each month.
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A. A. S. R.
LEWISTON LODGE OF PERFECTION.
E. G. Heath, T. P. G. M .; C. E. Libby, H. of T. D. G. M .; W. F. Wood, V. S. G. W .; A. M. Roak, V. J. G. W .; W. F. Lord, G. O .; Joseph H. Stetson, G. F .; John Garner, G. S .; J. T. Tarbox, G. M. of C; F. H. Johnson, G. C. of C .; Samuel Hibbert, G. H; C. H. Jumper, G. T.
Meeting first Friday of each month in Masonic Hall, Savings Bank block.
ANDROSCOGGIN MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
Seth D. Whitfield, Pres .; W. Freeman Lord, Vice Pres; Fred Kelly, Treas. ; Nathan Woodbury, Sec. ; John Garner, A. K. Savage, F. W. Parker, Directors.
Annual meeting 3d Thursday in January, in Masonic Hall.
ODD FELLOWS.
MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS LODGE, NO. 62.
CHARTERED MARCH 19, 1853.
Isaac Goddard, N. G .; J. C. Anderson, V. G .; Geo. H. Hale. R. S .; Chas. H. Kimball,P. S .; A. G. Loth- rop, Treas.
418 members
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, 186 Lisbon street
GOLDEN RULE LODGE, NO. 73. CHARTERED SEPT. 26, 1873.
F. E. Wilcox, N. G .; W. E. Webster, V. G .; G. W. Goss, R. S; C. F. Goss, P. S; T. F. Palmer, Treas.
Meets every Thursday evening. 267 members.
WOROMBUS ENCAMPMENT, NO. 13. CHARTERED APRIL 27, 1848.
A. F. Goss, C. P; L. W. Daley, H. P; G. H. Hale, S. W; W. L. Niles, J. W; F. I. Morrill, Scribe; J. F. Pickering, F. S; Semuel C. Leslie, Jr., Treas.
Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall, 186 Lisbon street.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
GRAND CANTON WOROMBUS, NO. 1, P. M.
INSTITUTED FEB. 16, 1886.
Maj. J. O. Nickerson, Commandant ; Officers of Sec- ond Component-C. O. Morrell, Capt. ; James A. Scott, Lieut. ; Fred J. Hodgkins. En .; Third Componet -- I. B. Merrill, Capt. ; F. H. Merrill, Lieut. ; M. Evans, En .; Sixth Component-E. G. Sprague, Capt. ; J. L. Peabody, Lieut. ; V. B. Taylor, En. ; Seventh Component-B. L. Ware, Capt .; M. C. Hunton, Lieut. ; Eben Dresser, En .; J. M. Sherman, Clerk ; L. W. Daly, Acct .
Meets fourth Friday in each month at Odd Fellows Hall, 186 Lisbon street. 180 members.
DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH.
FIDELITY LODGE, NO. 4.
CHARTERED JANUARY 19, 1871.
Miss Flora A. Crockett, N.G. ; Mrs. Horace W. Brewer, V. G .; Miss Hattie E. Crocket, Rec. Sec. ; Miss Alice A. Hartley, Fin. Sec. ; Mrs. C. V. Barker, Treas.
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall, 186 Lisbon street.
A. O. OF H.
DIVISION, NO. 1.
P. J. Cronin, County Delegate.
C. J. Callahan, Pres .; Dennis Hurran, V. P .; Joseph L. Kenney, Rec. Sec. ; John H. Callahon, Fin. Sec .; Wm. P. Leonard, Treas.
Meets every Thursday evening at Union block, 25 Lis- bon street.
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DIVISION NO. 2.
T. M. Holmes, Pres. ; J. S. Madden, V. P .; Thomas J. Robinson, Rec. Sec. ; Bernard Vaughan, Fin. Sec .; P. M. Doyle, Treas.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Central block, Main, corner Lisbon street.
G. A. R.
CUSTER POST, NO. 7.
ORGANIZED MAY, 1877.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Frank A. Conant, Commander; W. G. Besse, Sr. Vice Commander ; C. B. Bailey, Jr. Vice ; L. N. Bourque, Surgeon; E. W. Elder, Chap .; S. W. Siphers, Adgt .; Daniel Guptill, Q. M. ; J. R. Gilbert, O. of D .; S. H. Foster, O. of G .; W.H. Graffaw, Sergt. M .; J. O.Nicker- son. Q. M. S.
Meets at G. A. R. Hall, Pillsbury block, Pine, corner Lisbon street, Monday evening of each week.
KNOX POST NO. 120.
R. R. Ricker, Communder ; Fernando C. Tarr, Sr. Vice Commander; A. B. Holland, Jr. Vice .; Charles H. Jumper, Surgeon ; George B. Haskell, Chap .; William Baird, Agt. ; Michael Murphy, Q .M .; Levi Webber, O. of D. ; Horace Whitman, O. of G.
Meets at Hall, Cressy block, Monday evening of each week.
WOMAN'S NATIONAL RELIEF CORPS.
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