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ENGINE AND LADDER Co. No. 3, Lake av. near Massabesic. Captain, Frank F. Porter. Lieut. of Engine, George Taylor. Lieut. of Truck, Edwin C. Paul. Clerk, George L. Slack. Engi- neer, John P. Walker. Driver of Engine, Herbert E. Dunbar, Driver of Hose, John T. Duncan. Driver of Truck, L. W. Piper
ENGINE Co. No. 4, 20 Vine street, Captain, Frank A. Pherson. Lieut., Thomas W. Lane, jr. Clerk, Adams L. Greer. Driver of Engine, Emil H. Smith. Driver of Hose, Henry C. Parsons. Engineer, Walter Morse. Asst. Engineer, H. A. Sayward
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ENGINE AND LADDER Co. No. 5, Webster corner Chestnut street. Captain, Irving S. Bryant. Licut. of Truck, Woodbury Davison. Licut of Engine, Charles W. Brown. Engineer, Joseph H. Gould. Clerk, Andrew S. Fantom. Driver of Truck, Clarence F. Kemp. Driver of Hose, Ellsworth V. Rowe. Driver of Steamer, Alphonso E. Foster
ENGINE AND LADDER Co. No. 6, Rimmon corner Amory street. Captain, Mederique R. Maynard. Lieut. of Engine, James A. Farley. Lieut. of Truck, Toussaint Tremblay. Clerk, John W. Lyons. Engincer, Toby Lemay. Driver of Engine, Celon D. Stevens. Driver of Hose, John H. Coté. Driver of Truck, Frank St.Jean
ENGINE AND LADDER Co. No. 7, Somerville street. Captain, James J. Collins. Lieuts., John W. Chapman, Henry W. Bar- nard. Engineer, Louis Ross. Assistant Engineer, Frank P. Cleveland. Clerk, Henry L. O'Malley. Driver of Engine, Arthur Herbert. Driver of Hose, George N. Rogers. Driver of Truck, Percy L. Nute
TRUCK No. 8, 527 South Main, corner McDuffie street. Cap- tain, Leslie W. Dolloff. Lieut., Arthur J. Provost. Clerk, Charles W. Warner. Laddermen, Alvin Drescher, John F. Kearns, Oscar E. Getz, W. E. VanVliet, David J. Trahan
FLYING SQUADRON "A", 14 Vine street. Captain, Frank H. Harvey. Lieut., John J. Healy. Clerk, Harry G. Hall
CHEMICAL No. 1, 12 Vine street. Captain, Hervey E. Harris. Clerk, Clarence D. Palmer. Pipeman, Albert M. Tuson. Dri- ver, Robert H. Duncan
COMBINATION No. 2, Weston corner Concord street. Cap- tain, Alfred Gustafson. Lieut., Joseph W. Lindsay. Driver, Henry C. Crosby. Clerk, Michael J. Bradley
HOSE Co. No. 1, 26 Vine street. Captain, Melvin W. Wor- then. Lieut., Alfred Firth. Clerk, Leon H. French. Driver, Joseph Stewart
HOSE Co. No. 2, 525 Maple street. Captain, Roscoe Dyer. Lieut., Thomas Smith. Clerk, Thomas P. Burnap. Driver, Benjamin R. Richardson
HOSE Co. No. 3, 19 Elm street. Captain, Clarence R. Mer- rill. Lieut., Ernest E. Austin. Clerk, William P. Hall. Driver, Frank W. Tebbetts
AERIAL TRUCK No. 1, 18 Vine street. Captain, Albert W. Smith. Lieut., Oscar P. Stone. Driver, Lorenzo D. H. Ford. Tillerman, Charles H. Burhart. Clerk, Frank M. Frisselle
RIVERSIDE HOSE Co. No. 5 (Volunteer), Front street opp. Amoskeag street (A). Captain, John H. Hamer. Li ut., Edwin W. Merrill. Clerk, William Akey
EAST MANCHESTER HOSE CO., Massabesic street corner Mam- moth road. Meets first Wednesday in each month. Captain, Archibald C. Laraba. Sec., Frank Lovering. Treas., Charles Lewis
TELEPHONE CALLS
Central Station Chemical Engine and Flying Squadron, 3000 Chief Engineer Lane's residence, 3000
Supt. Fire Alarm Telegraph, C. H. French, 3000 Assistant Merrill's residence, 787-R. Asst. Provost, 1151-W Asst Fitzsimmons, 1359. Asst Seaward, 1889 M All fire houses listed from Central Station
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FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
No. LOCATION
3 Elm and Valley
4 Elm and Granite
5 Elm and West Merrimack
6 City Hall
7 Police Station 8 Elm and Hollis
9 Elm and Webster
12 North and Pine
13 Brook and Chestnut
14 Prospect and Union
15 Pearl and Chestnut
16 Lowell and Union
17 Amherst and Beech
18 Merrimack and Maple
19 Lowell and Nashua
21 Merrimack and Pine
23 Central and Beech
24 Hall st. and Lake av.
25 Concord and Ashland
26 Bridge and Russell
27 Belmont and Amherst
28 Merrimack and Beacon
29 East High and Hall
31 Canal and Hollis
32 Canal and Brook
34 Amoskeag Mills, Northern Div.
35 Stark Mills
36 Elm and Sagamore
39 County Jail
41 Amoskeag Mills, Central Div.
42 Amoskeag Mills, Southern Div.
43 Olzendam's Mill
45 Canal and West Auburn
46 Elm and West Central
51 Walker and Second
52 Granite sq., 'Squog.
53 South Main and Mast
54 South Main and A street
56 Baldwin's Bobbin Shop
57 Mast rd and D street
61 Hose 3, South Elm 62 Wool and Leather Co., Brown av. 513 Milford and Carroll
63 Beech st. and Titus av.
64 Willow and Pine
65 Calef rd. and Elmhurst av.
71 Cedar and Pine
72 Lake av. and Lincoln
73 Cedar and Beech
74 Beech and Hayward
81 Central Station, Vine
82 Elm and Lowell
No. LOCATION
91 Webster and Beech
92 Union and Clarke
93 Elm, and Carpenter
112 Sagamore and Union
113 Oak and Prospect
114 Pearl and Ash
115 Blodget and Ash
116 Salmon, and Ash
117 Sagamore, and Russell
*131 Emergency Box
211 Oakland and Woodland aves.
212 Massabesic and Cypress
213 Beech street and P. R. R.
214 Valley and Wilson
215 Lincoln and Silver
216 Jewett and Somerville
217 Candia and Mammoth rds.
218 Engine and Ladder No. 7, Som- erville street
219 Page st. and P. R. R.
221 Taylor, st. and Holly av.
223 Mammoth and Island Pond rds.
224 Belmont, and Grove
241 Lake av. and Canton
242 Merrimack, and Wilson
243 Candia road and Sherburne st.
244 Hanover st. and Mammoth road
261 Pearl and Ashland
263 Bridge st. and Mammoth road
312 North Main and Putnam
313 North Main and Amory
314 Amoskeag and First, 'Skeag.
315 Old Brick Store, 'Skeag
321 Notre Dame av. and Wayne
323 Putnam and Bartlett 324 Amory and Laval
325 Kelly and Cartier
326 Amory and Rimmon
332 Alsace and Bremer
511 Douglas and Green
512 Notre Dame av. and Adams
521 Parker and Winter
541 Boynton and Allen
542 Second and West Hancock
543 Boynton st. and Glenwood av. 571 Shirley st. and Rockland av. 611 Hancock st. and B. & M. R. R.
711 Union and Grove
911 Union and Trenton
912 North River rd. and West Clarke
*Emergency Box to be substituted for any regular box, when out of repair.
SPECIAL CALLS
General Alarm-Ten Blows Military Call-Twelve Blows, Twice Time Signal-One blow at 12.30 noon
Out-of-town-call-2-2-2
All-out Signal-Two Blows Test Signal-1-1 at 8.30 P. M.
SCHOOL SIGNALS
1-1, with fifteen seconds between the blows, closes primary and mid- dle schools.
2-2, with fifteen seconds between the "2s," closes all schools; given at 7.30 A. M., 11.30 A. M., or 1.15 P. M.
EAST MANCHESTER VETERAN FIREMEN'S ASSN.
No. 456 Hall street. Pres., Maurice Watson. First Vice Pres., George W. Herron. Fin. Sec., Robert Bunton. Cor. Sec., Samuel Levsey. Treas., Edwin C. Paul
FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Organized Feb. 14, 1873. Pres., Thomas W. Lane. Vice Pres., Thomas F. Fitzsimmons. Sec., Oscar P. Stone. Treas., J. Frank Seaward
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LADIES AUXILIARY TO THE MANCHESTER FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Meets first of each month at 83 Hanover street. Pres., Mrs. Mae Hamilton. Vice Pres., Mrs. Helen Hardy. Sec., Mrs. Cora B. Dunbar, 286 Laurel street. Treas., Mrs. Elizabeth Hackett
WATER COMMISSIONERS
Charles H. Manning (Chairman). Edgar J. Knowlton (Clerk), the Mayor (ex-officio), Charles C. Hayes, Robert E. Mckean, Perry H. Dow, Walter G. Africa, Charles M. Floyd. Supt., James H. Mendell. Engineer at Low Service Pumping Station, Jerome K. Lovering. Engineer at High Service Pumping Sta- tion, Samuel McDonald
PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL COMMITTEE
The Mayor, Chairman, ex-officio
The president of the Common Council, ex-officio
Ward 1-Patrick B. Maloney
Ward 2-Allan M. Wilson
Ward 3-George M. Watson
Ward 4-William A. Phinney
Ward 5-Francis J. Hurley
Ward 6-James M. McDonough
Ward 7-Edward B. Woodbury Ward 8-Frank A. Cadwell
Ward 9-Euclide F. Geoffrion
Ward 10-Maurice L. Bullard
Clerk of the Board, Charles H. Martel
Regular meeting of the Board, first Friday in each month at 7.30 P.M.
Regular meeting of the Finance Committee to approve bills, Monday preceding the first Wednesday after the 24th of each month at 7.30 P.M.
Supt. of Public Instruction, Charles W. Bickford, office City Hall. Open daily except Saturday afternoons, Sundays and vacations, from 8 to 11.30 A.M. and from 1.30 to 5 P.M .; also Thursday evenings, 7.30 to 8.30. Clerk,
Truant Officer, Curtis W. Davis. Asst. Truant officer, Harry J. Woods. Clerk, Alexander J. Demen. To be found at uperin- tendent's office, City Hall building, daily, when schools are in session 11.30 A.M. to 1.00 P.M .; also on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9
SCHOOL SIGNALS
Two strokes, 1-1 15 seconds between the blows close primary and middle schools. The times of striking the bells 2-2 two blows 15 seconds between are at 7.30 A.M. for closing the schools during the forenoon, and at 11.30 A.M. or 1.15 P.M. for closing them during the afternoon
HIGH SCHOOL (BEECH STREET)
Established in 1845. Master, George H. Libby. Sub-master, George I. Hopkins. Assistants, Harry N. McLaren, Charles F. Bates, Albert B. Kellogg, C. S. McDaniels, Sherman R. Rams- dell, Raymond M. Coleman, Mary J. Wellington, Mary Hickey Dowd, Elsie Daniels Fairbanks, Annie M. Vose, Edith M. Pierce, Bertha A. Blanchet, Helen I. Buck, Cora Russell, Anna G. Towle, Bertha V. Healy, Mildred Fritz, Natalie Jones, Katherine Bardelss,
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Anna M. Brown, Anna F. Berry, Florence Dinsmore, Jane F. Currier, Helen F. Lyons, Josephine C. Daley, Annie S. Marston, Beatrice Tasker, Lillian Sleeper. Clerk, Vona M. Mellen. Li- brarian, Eva M. Young
AMOSKEAG SCHOOL
Principal, Blanche L. Batchelder. Edna L. Merrill, Anna C. O'Donoghue, Mildred Center
ASH STREET SCHOOLS (ASH STREET) SECOND FLOOR-GRAMMAR GRADES
Master, Edgar D. Cass. Master's Assistant, Amelia L. Graup- ner. Assistants, Emma L. McLaren, Isabel R. Daniels, Emma J. Cooper
FIRST FLOOR-LOWER GRADES
Mary E. Bulman, Alice E. Good, May F. Nutt, Hulda Graup- ner, Elizabeth A. Partridge
BAKERSVILLE SCHOOLS
Principal, Elizabeth A. Burns. Assistants, Lelia A. Brooks, Jennie F. McGrath, Gertrude R Batchelder, Florence M Jar- vis, Ethel Landers, Augusta S Downes, Phoebe Riley, Grances C. Murphy, Bessie Hardy
BROWN SCHOOL
Principal, Blanche E. Hicken. Principal's Assistant, Marion Driscoll. Assistants, Laura E. McKenna, Catherine E. Hag- gerty, Helen R. White, Irene M. Moore, Sarah A. Hodgman, Annie F. Russell
CHANDLER SCHOOL FIRST FLOOR
Principal, Alice C. Taggart. Jennie R. Mclaughlin, Helen Bly. Kindergarten, Mabel B. Currier. Asst., Eugenia F. Morey
SECOND FLOOR
Hattie S. Tuttle, Ede B. Shand, Amy K. Northrup, Delia Clark
FRANKLIN STREET SCHOOL (FRANKLIN STREET) SECOND FLOOR-GRAMMAR GRADES
Master, Isaac Huse. Master's Assistant, Frances Barndollar. Assistants, A. Eva O'Brien, Daisy Flanders, Hazel M. Garmon
FIRST FLOOR-LOWER GRADES
Grace M. Whittemore, Gwendolyn Woodbury, Mae Hills, Ida L. Montgomery
GOFF'S FALLS SCHOOL
Principal, Caroline E. Head. Edith A. Murphy, Mildred Moore
HALLSVILLE SCHOOL
Master, William H. Huse. Master's Assistant, Millicent S. Morse. Assistants, Olive A. Rowe, Mary L. Mooar, Marjorie McDougall, Mildred H. Eager, Nellie K. Bates, Marion Smith, Martha J. Kennedy, Vivian E. Mathews, Alice B. Morrill, Annie R. Corson, Agnes C. Bruton
HIGHLAND SCHOOL (TITUS AVENUE)
Principal, Annabel D. Wyman. Assistants, Helen M. Welch, Marjorie S. Leighton
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LINCOLN STREET SCHOOLS (LINCOLN STREET)
SECOND FLOOR-GRAMMAR GRADES
Master, A. H. M. Curtis. Master's Assistants, Gertrude Adams., Marguerite W. Stoddard. Assistants, Josephine E. Paige, Kathryn Mckeon, Lillian F. Crowther, Margaret Leatham FIRST FLOOR-LOWER GRADES
J. Elizabeth Cate, Anna McDonald, Theodora Richardson, Nettie S. Rennie
MAIN STREET SCHOOLS (MAIN STREET)
SECOND FLOOR-MIXED GRADES
Principal, Mary W. Mitchell. Hattie O. Willand, M. Minnie Sturtevant
FIRST FLOOR-PRIMARY GRADES
Elizabeth F. Walsh, Kate T. Clarke, Mary H. O'Dowd, Myrtle B. Slager, Clara V. Clement
MAYNARD SCHOOL (COR UNION AND MERRIMACK STREETS)
Principal, Nellie F. Dunnington. Assistants, Mildred Glynn, Ella M. Chapman, Mary A. Brennan, Hazel Porter, Florence Prescott, Bessie R. H. Caine, Mary K. Connor, Mary Casey, Cassie M. Colby
PARKER SCHOOL (S. MAIN COR. A ST., W. M.)
Principal, Mary E. Moulton. Principal's Assistant, Mary L. Ayer. Assistants, Frances Landers, Fdna Blood, Gertrude S. Mitchell, Eda M. Barr, Agnes L. Montgomery, Lorna Morrison, Maud E. Winegar, Edna A. Blood
PEARL STREET SCHOOL
Principal, Mary G. Tynan. Assistants, Nellie M. Smith, Florence Abbott, Alice E. Walsh
RIMMON SCHOOL
Principal, Alice M. Pepin. Assistants, Louise Bryson, Mary S. White, Gertrude A. Lowe. Kindergarten, Alice F. Colby, Glenda A. Mathews
SPRING STREET SCHOOLS (SPRING STREET)
SECOND FLOOR-MIXED GRADES
Principal, Annabel Emerson. Assistant, Lou E. Kean
FIRST FLOOR-LOWER GRADES
Sadie B. Davis, Sarah B. Dunbar, Kindergarten. Principal, Jeannette M. Watson. Assistant, Cora W. Cummings. Non English Teachers, Margaret C. Donnelly
STRAW SCHOOL (CHESTNUT AND HARRISON STS.)
Principal, Alta C. Willand. Principal's Assistant, Marjorie S. Woodbury. Assistants, Maud E. Willand, Elizabeth McKel- vie, Laura M. Gould, Marjory M. Holt, Lauretta B. Sawtelle, Sarah H. Russell, Edith M. Stebbins. Kindergarten, Principal, Elsie Dustin. Assistant, Helen T. Anthony
VARNEY SCHOOLS (BOWMAN CORNER MAST)
SECOND FLOOR
Master, George Winch. Master's Assistant, Helen M. Bul- lard. Assistant, E. Maria Dickey
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FIRST FLOOR
Assistants, Mildred Simons, Helen Welch, Bertha Marden, Ruth I. Leckie, Jennie M. Landers, Martha E. Lenz, Annie E. Walsh, Marion Adams. Kindergarten, Principal, Marion Ryan
WEBSTER STREET SCHOOLS (WEBSTER STREET)
SECOND FLOOR-GRAMMAR GRADES
Master, John Gault. Master's Assistant, Alice M. Lamprey. Assistants, Lillian Whitney, Jennie Russell, Eva F. Tuson
FIRST FLOOR-LOWER GRADES
Jean Gillan, Annabel L. Page, Agnes M. Woodbury, Sarah McKelvie
WILSON SCHOOL (WILSON ST. COR. AUBURN)
Principal, Barbara B. Joy. Principal's Assistant, Blanche L. Bryant. Assistants, Mary E. Walker, Harriet H. Richardson, Florence Richardson, Elizabeth Callaghan, Bertha V. Franks, Florence L. Abbott, Marjorie Drew, Avis Armstrong, Mary A. Drennan
YOUNGSVILLE SCHOOL
Principal, Mary E. Stevens. Assistant, Blanche I. Corning, Sadie F. Hutchinson, Katharine Duran
UNGRADED SCHOOLS
Harvey-Alta M. Badgen. Mosquito Pond-Charlotte S. Murphy. Stark-Hazel P. Adams. Webster's Mills-Marion Partridge
LOWELL STREET SCHOOLS (MANUAL TRAINING) (CORNER CHESTNUT)
FIRST FLOOR
Principal, Fred E. Browne. Assistants, Charles M. Curl, Arthur I. Brock, Frank Lane
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Music-Walter Butterfield, Maude E. Brown
Drawing-J. Warren Thyng Asst. Drawing-L. E. Ryder
Sewing-Annie W. Patten
Writing-Allan E. Herrick
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS ACADAMIE NOTRE DAME
Beech cor. Cedar, under the charge of the Sisters of Jesus-Mary. Principal, Sister Honore; 400 pupils (girls)
BENEDICTINE SISTERS
Fourth corner Ferry. Sister Anastatia, Superior
CONVENT OF JESUS-MARY No. 372 Beech street. Mother Superior, Mother St. Honore
CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY
No. 435 Union corner Laurel street. Mother Superior, Mother Mary Beatrice. Boarding school in charge of the Sister Direc- toress. The Sisters of Mercy have also the direction of the pa- rochial schools of McDonald, St. Agnes', St. Joseph's and St. Patrick's and Cathedral schools and fifteen of the Catholic public schools in the.state are attended by them. The Sisters have an
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orphan asylum for boys and girls at 184 Hanover street, con- nected with the convent, Sister Mary Irene in charge; an Old Ladies' Home, 222 Hanover street, Sister Genevieve; and St. Martha's Home for working girls at 434 Union street, Sister Mary Gonzaga in charge. They have night schools for girls engaged in the mills, also a school for orphan boys and a kindergarten attached to the convent with 25 pupils
Holy Rosary, 30 Cedar street. Sister M. Patronilla in charge. McDonald school, Union corner Laurel; St. Joseph's school for girls, Pine corner Lowell; St. Patrick's, Kelley corner Coolidge street, are under the supervision of the Sisters of Mercy
CONVENT OF THE HOLY ANGELS
Notre Dame corner Wayne, W. M. Under the charge of the Presentation Nuns, Sister Superior, Sister St. Jeanne DeValois, 20 nuns, about 1100 pupils
CONVENT SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS
124 Orange street. Sister Superior, Sister Ste. Leonie; 16 sisters, also 181 Hall street, Sister M. of St. Anatole, Superior; 13 sisters
HEVEY SCHOOL
Wayne corner Cartier, W. M. Under the charge of the Marist Brothers, 15 in number. Principal, Brother M. Sylvain; pupils 800 boys
HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL
No. 30 Cedar street. In charge of the Sisters of Mercy; about 230 pupils
McDONALD SCHOOL
Corner Union and Laurel streets. In charge of the Sisters of Mercy, about 450 pupils
MONASTERY OF THE PRECIOUS BLOOD
No. 555 Union street. Superior, Sister St. John Berchmans, 27 in community
MONT ST. MARY'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Union cor. Laurel st. In charge of the Sisters of Mercy; about 40 pupils
NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES
Notre Dame av. corner Wayne, W. M. Under the charge of the Sisters of Charity. Mother Superior, Sister St. Jerome; 27 nuns
NOTRE DAME DE LOURDES KINDERGARTEN
Wayne street, W. M. Under the charge of the Sisters of Charity. Sister St. Theodore in charge; four teachers and 250 pupils from 2} to 7 years of age
ORPHANUT ST. PIERRE
No. 55 Alsace street. For boys. Number of pupils, 175. Superior, Sister St. Damase
SACRE COEUR SCHOOL
No. 225 South Main street. In charge of the Sisters of Pre- sentation. About 400 pupils
ST. AGNES INSTITUTE
No. 242 Cedar street. Under the charge of the Xaverian Brothers, also two Sisters of Mercy. Principal, Brother Borgia; 375 pupils
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ST. ANTHONY'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
No. 183 Hall street. Sister St.Anatole, Superior; twelve Sis- ters, 580 pupils
ST. AUGUSTINE'S ACADEMY
No. 181 Spruce street. Under the charge of the Brothers of the Sacred Heart. Principal, Brother Julian; 625 pupils (boys)
ST. CASIMIR POLISH SCHOOL
Union corner Merrimack street. Under the charge of Felician Sisters; nine teachers and about 460 pupils
ST. EDMOND SCHOOL
Edmond cor. Henriette street. Under the charge of the Pre- sentation Nuns. Superior, Sister Saint Matilda; about 50 pupils
ST. GEORG'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Orange corner Pine street. In charge of the Sisters of the Holy Cross. Principal, Sister Ste. Leonie, assisted by sixteen Sisters of the Holy Cross
ST. JOSEPH'S HIGH SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Lowell cor. Birch street. In charge of the Christian Brothers. Principal, Brother Conrad, six Brothers and two Sisters of Mercy; about 350 pupils
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Pine corner Lowell street. In charge of the Sisters of Mercy; seven teachers, about 350 pupils
ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOL
Kelley corner Coolidge street. In charge of the Sisters of Mercy; about 150 pupils
ST. RAPHAEL'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
Ferry corner Third street. Under the charge of the Benedic- tine Sisters; five sisters and about 225 pupils
CHURCHES BAPTIST
FIRST CHURCH, Union corner Concord st. Organized in 1839. Pastor, Rev. Milford R. Foshay. Associate Pastor, Rev. Nathaniel L. Colby. Deacons, George Holbrook, Jeremiah Choate, Edgar W. Poore, Wilfred E. Burpee, Charles Hazen, Robert E. Thomas, James D. Perkins, Isaac R. Dewey, H. W. N. Bennett, James Butler. President of the Society, Allan M. Wilson. Clerk, Arthur W. Holbrook. Treasurer of Society, John C. Hayes. Supt. of Sabbath School, Alex- ander M. Sackrison. Chorister, Collector, G. Arthur Dewey. Sexton, Charles H. Shaw
FIRST FREE SOCIETY, Merrimack corner Chestnut street. Or- ganized in 1839. Pastor, Rev. James H. Dickson. Pres. of the Society, O. M. Titus. Deacons, O. M. Titus, John A. T. Norris, George C. Carter, Alfred W. Burnham. Treas. of the Society, Noyes Farmer. Treasurer of the Church, John A. T. Norris. Clerk of the Church, Alfred W. Burn- ham. Supt. of Sabbath School, I. N. Cox. Organist and Director, D. Arthur Vittum. Sexton,
FRENCH MISSION, Concord corner Chestnut street, Pastor, H. J. Tetreault
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PEOPLE'S CHURCH, Concord corner Chestnut street. Organized Feb. 25, 1887. Pastor, Rev. Howard C. Whitcomb. Dea- cons, Joseph O. Gosselin, Lewis E. Farwell, Lyman B. Whit- temore, F. P. Foss, Augustus A. Royal, Ira T. Buck, Warren N. Cutler. Treasurer, George W. Swallow. Clerk, Henry I. Caswell. Supt. of Sabbath School, Henry I. Caswell. Sexton, Augustus A. Royal
SWEDISH CHURCH, Arlington street. Organized in 1891. Pastor, Gustav G. Carlson. Deacons, Eric Weden, Maurice An- derson. Clerk, Gustav Lindahl. Treas., Maurice Anderson
CONGREGATIONAL
AMOSKEAG SOCIETY (Union). Olivet Chapel, Front street, Amoskeag. Incorporated April 19, 1902. Organized April 24, 1902. Dedicated Oct. 19, 1904. Pres., Charles J. Adams. Clerk, Henry P. Saunderson. Treas., Frank E. Andrews. Supt., Olivet Sunday School, Eugene F. Adams FIRST CHURCH, Hanover cor. Union street. Founded in 1822. Incorporated 1839. First house erected in 1839; present edifice erected 1879. Pastor, Rev. Thomas Chalmers. Deacons, John H. Wason, George H. Brown, Nathan C. Fitts, James W. Buckhout, Louis J. Dodge, Frank S. Piper, Geo. Winch, Frank H. Hardy. Clerk of Church, Wm. C. Heath. Treasurer of Church, Francis H. Clement. Pres. of Society, Dr. L. Melville French. Treas. of Society, Harry L. Addi- ton. Clerk of Society, Lewis W. Crockett. Directors, Charles H. Anderson, Norwin S. Bean, Henry E. Burnham. Parish Visitor, Mary F. Dana. Collector, Envelope Offer- ings, Eugene F. Adams. Collector Pew Rentals, Richard P. Burke. Supt. of Sabbath School, Orin J. Prescott. Or- ganist, Miss Annie F. Leckie. Sexton, Albert D. Scovel, 543 Lincoln street
FRANKLIN STREET CHURCH, Market corner Franklin street. Or- ganized in 1844 as the Second Congregational Society. House remodeled in 1878. Chime of nine bells weighing in all 7500 pounds, presented by ex-Governor Smyth. Pastor, Rev. B. W. Lockhart. Deacons, A. H. Daniels, William G. Everett, A. F. Emerson, A. H. Hale, Thomas Walker, jr., Edmund L. Bryant. Clerk of Church, Almon S. Carpenter. Pres. of Society, Frank P. Carpenter. Treas. of Society, Edwin H. Carpenter. Directors, Hovey E. Slayton, W. Parker Straw, Lewis Dexter. Clerk of Society, James A. Morse. Supt. of Sabbath School, George A. Dickey. Chor- ister and Organist, Frank C. McBride. Sexton, William J. Powers. Church seats about 1250
SOUTH MAIN UNION CHURCH, South Main cor. Milford street. Erected in November, 1820. Organized in September, 1883. Pastor, Rev. David Fraser. Deacons, A. D. Prince, Charles J. Adams, Walter N. Fulton, William Henderson. Clerk, A. D. Prince. Pres. of Society, Walter M. Fulton. Treas., Albert J. Henderson. Clerk of Society, Benjamin J. Mack. Executive Committee, Fred L. Hodgman, Joseph L. Wiggin, Edwin C. Buffington. Organist, May E. Moulton. Supt. of Sabbath School, J. L. Wiggin. Sexton, Albert Henderson
EPISCOPAL
GRACE CHURCH, Lowell corner Pine street. Organized in 1841. Rector, George R. Hazard. Curate, Henry McF. B. Ogilby. Warden, Stephen N. Bourne, R. J. Peaslee. Vestrymen, J. Arthur Williams, George H. Bingham, Harry B. Cilley,
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Sherman E. Burroughs, Benjamin F. Worcester. Treas- urer, James Emery Dodge. Clerk, Sexton, John Hatton
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, North Main street corner Conant. Or- ganized in 1884. Rector in charge, Rev. Ora W. Craig. Se- nior Warden, William McElroy. Junior Warden, E. Bert Phillips. Vestrymen, Daniel E. Price, Joseph Minnigan, Frank Leacock, James L. Forrest, Joseph Dean. Clerk, Miss Edith Murphy. Treas., William McElroy. Choir- master, Organist, Lucy Roach. Supt. of Sun- day School, the Rector. Sexton, Joseph Griffin
EVANGELICAL
GERMAN LUTHERAN EMANUEL CHURCH. Conant corner Green. Organized in October, 1896. Pastor, Rev. Louis H. Martins. Pres., Ernest Pfeiffer. Sec., The Pastor. Sexton, Henry Jaeche
SWEDISH LUTHERAN EMANUEL CHURCH, Mystic street. Pastor, Rev. John E. A. Evert
SWEDISH LUTHERAN GETHSEMANE CHURCH, Sagamore street. Organized in June 1882. Pastor, Rev. John E. A. Evert. Deacons, Claus Carlsson, John G. Becker, Alfred Anderson, Carl Hoglund, Claus Lagerquist, Ludwig Lindquist (Sec. of Council.) Trustees, Carl Berquist, John A. Friberg, Wil- liam G. Anderson, Albert Swahn, Gustaf Nyden. Clerk, J. August Lindquist. Treas., Albert Swahn. Supt. of Sab- bath School, Ludwig Lindquist. Organist, Miss Frida John- son. Sexton, John G. Becker
SWEDISH MISSION CHURCH, Pine street corner Orange. Organ- ized December 8, 1899. Pastor, Rev. C. M. Ahlberg. Dea- cons, Oscar Kallander, Hjalmar Osberg, Martin Johnson, Sanfrid Ahlgren. Trustees, William Chalbeck, Charles A. Gustafson, Gustav Bergholtz. Pres. of Church, Carl Peter- son. Sec., Albert Swanson. Supt. of Sabbath School, Lars P. Fries. Organist, Valda Johnson
FRIENDS
SOCIETY OF (Orthodox). Organized 1901. Meets in South Man- chester Union Chapel, 68 Elm street. Services 10.45 A.M. and 6 P.M. Minister, . Elders, Mary A. Chase, Ella C. Johnson. Treas., Mary A. Chase. Supt. of Sab- bath School, Donald Leitch. Sexton, William P. Hall
JEWISH
ADATH YESHURIN SYNAGOGUE, 293 Central near Maple street. Rabbi, Abraham S. Stielitsky. Pres., Solomon Kaplan. Sec., Morris Chodes. Treas., Abraham Green
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