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DAU'S NEW JERSEY BLUE BOOK
CONTAINING THE NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF TWENTY THOUSAND PROMINENT RES- IDENTS, AND MUCH OTHER VALU- ABLE SOCIAL INFORMATION
1910
Price, $6.00
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GENERAL INDEX
Page
Page
Allendale
35
May'wood 100
Basking Ridge
35
Menlo Park 100
Bayonne 37
Metuchen 100
Belleville
39
Montclair
103
Bergenfield
40
Morris Plains 125
Bernardsville
40
Morristown 125
Bloomfield
42
Newark
143
Bogota
44
New Brunswick 237
Boonton
44
Nutley
242
Bound Brook
46
Oranges, The 243
Caldwell
46
Palisade Park
351
Chatham
48
Passaic
351
Colonia
48
Paterson
355
Convent Station
48
Peapack
364
Cranford
49
Perth Amboy
364
C'resskill
51
Picton
365
Dover
51
Plainfield
365
Dunellen
53
Pompton
378
Elizabeth
53
Rahway
378
Elmora
60
Ramsey
378
Englewood
60
Ridgefield Park 379
Essex Falls
74
Ridgewood 385
Fanwood
75
Rochelle Park
395
Far Hills
75
Roselle
397
Garfield 76
Rutherford
397
Gladstone 76
Scotch Plains
406
Glen Ridge
76
Sewaren
406
Hackensack 83
Short Hills 407
Harrington Park 88
Somerville 409
410
Hawthorne
89
Stelton
411
Hoboken
89
Hohokus
90
Jersey City 91
Tenafly
419
Leonia 94
Little Falls 95
Madison
95
West Englewood 420
Westfield
421
Maplewood
98
Matawan 99
Wyckoff 424
Haworth 88
South Plainfield
Summit 413
Teaneck 419
Waldwick 420
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CLUB INDEX
1-ARLINGTON CLUB.
3-ARTISTS' CLUB (Newark).
Artists' Club of Newark, N. J., Samuel Clark, President; J. Vic.
Christl, Vice-President; David
Maclure, Recording Secretary; Wm. Cairnes, Corresponding Sec- retary; Albert Dick, Treasurer.
4-AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF AMER- ICA
Automobile Club of America, 253
W Fifty-fourth street .- Hon. E. H. Gary, President; Henry Sander- son, First Vice-President; Wm. G. McAdoo, Second Vice-President; Robert Lee Morrell, Third Vice- President; Alfred Ely, Treasurer; S. M. Butler, Secretary.
5-BACH SOCIETY OF MONTCLAIR. President, George Welwood Mur- ray; Musical Director, Frank Taft; Conductor, Clarence Dickinson; Treasurer, H. E. Tener, Jr .; Secre- tary, Arthur H. Bissell.
6-BALTUSROL GOLF CLUB.
Louis P. Bayard, President; Adolph de Bary, Vice-President; Fred'k E. Walker, Treasurer; Louis Keller, Secretary.
7-CANOE BROOK COUNTRY CLUB. President, Carroll P. Bassett; Vice- President, Charles M. Lum; Sec- retary, Walter G. Libby; Treasurer, L. Emery Katzenbach
8-CASINO CLUB (Short Hills).
9-CHARLOTTE EMERSON BROWN CLUB OF EAST ORANGE.
President, Mrs. Edward S. Ferry; First Vice-President, Mrs. John D. Wyeth; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Delos E. Finks; Recording Secretary, Miss Alice Coburn; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. J. H. Leonard; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert O. Babbitt; Auditor, Mrs. William J. Hatt.
10-CHATHAM FISH AND GAME CLUB.
President, Mr. Charles M. Lum; Vice-President, Mr. William H. Lum; Secretary, Mr. G. Vernam Lum; Treasurer, Mr. Lawrence Day.
11-CITY CLUB OF EAST ORANGE.
President, Mr. Richard N. Dyer; Vice-President, Mr. G. E. Zippel; Secretary, Mr. C. H. Ely; Treas- urer, Mr. F. M. Bennet.
12-THE CIVICS (Orange).
Secretary, Mr. Joseph Kahrs.
13-CIVICS CLUB OF THE ORANGES.
President, Mr. Isaac H. Blanch- ard; Vice-President, Mr. Frank H. Shepard; Secretary, Mr. Frank H. Jamison; Treasurer, Mr. Chas. H. Ingersoll; Corresponding Sec- retary, Mr. Adolph Roeder; Exec- utive Committee, Messrs. Frank H. Jamison; Chairman, Mr. Miles A. Hanchett and the officers.
14-COLLEGE WOMEN'S CLUB (New- ark).
President, Miss Amy Felmly; 1st Vice-President, Mrs. Beatrice Way- barn Stern; 2d Vice-President, Miss Grace Frazee; Rec. Sec., Miss C'yn- thia MacKellar; Cor. Sec., Miss Marie Wolf; Treas., Miss Edith MacDonald; Auditor, Miss Char- lotte Howell; Historian, Miss Elsa Rehaman.
15-COLONIAL DAMES (N. J. Society).
President, Mrs. Francis Cowlyn Lowthorp, 152 Greenwood avenue, Trenton; First Vice-President, Mrs. Henry Simmons White, Red Bank; Second Vice-President, Mrs. John Moses, 137 Greenwood avenue, Trenton; Recording Secretary, Mrs. William Norris Mumper, 823 West State street, Trenton; Correspond- ing Secretary, Mrs. Harrie Penning- ton Whitehead, 302 Williamson street, Elizabeth; Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Vail Condict, Roseland ave- nue, Essex Fells; Registrar, Mrs. Charles B. Dahlgren, Trenton; Historian, Mrs. Thomas J. Craven, Salem; Genealogist, Mrs. Michel Moracin Le Brun, 8 Mountain ave- nue, Montclair.
16-COLONIAL WARS.
17-COMMONWEALTH CLUB.
18-CONTEMPORARY OF NEWARK.
President, Mrs. Samuel Clark; Vice-President, Mrs. William S. Disbrow; Recording Secretary, Miss Isola P. Stonelake; Corresponding Secretary, Miss Julie Ward Healy; Assistant Secretary, Mrs. William E. Mead; Treasurer, Mrs. Horace S. Osborne.
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Carefully chosen from the distinctive models of Worth, Paquin, Francis, Beschoff-David and other famous design- ers of Paris.
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Distinctive designs in automobile coats for ladies and gentlemen are shown on the second floor ; also chauffeur's furs and fur rugs and robes.
Remodeling executed with the same care as new work, at reasonable prices.
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Telephone 159 Madison Square
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CLUB INDEX-continued
19-CURRENT EVENTS.
20-D. A. R. (Cayuga Chapter).
21-D. A. R. (Eagle Rock Chapter).
22-DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION £ (Essex Chapter)
OF THE ORANGES.
Regent, Mrs. R. W. Hawkesworth; Vice-Regent, Mrs. Chas. Hatha- way; Secretary, Mrs. Chas.
E. Hutchison; Treasurer, Miss Mar- gretta Oliver; Historian, Miss Mary Piercy; Registrar, Mrs. Peter Wolt.
23-DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLU- TION (Montclair Chapter).
Secretary, Miss Susan Ogden Clark.
24-DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLU- TION (Orange Chapter).
Mrs. Spencer Miller, Regent; Mrs. Wm. Lyndon Lyman, Vice-Regent; Mrs. Carlin, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Edward W. Ketcham, Cor- responding Secretary; Mrs. Alex. Irving, Treasurer; Mrs. Horace S. Osborne, Historian.
25-DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLU- TION OF THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY.
Regent, Miss Adeline W. Sterling; Vice-Regent, Mrs. John R. Weeks; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Lucy Warner Coleman; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Robert Ward; Treasurer, Dr. Maria Vinton; Reg- istrar, Mrs. James M. Trimble; Historian, Miss Alice M. Burtis; Board of Managers: Mrs. M. K. Lary, Miss Gertrude Duryea, Mrs. Alexander Irving and Mrs. John I. Weller.
26-DAUGHTERS OF COLONIAL GOVERNORS.
27-DESCENDANTS OF COLONIAL GOVERNORS.
Miss Gail Treat, Governor-General and State Chairman for New Jersey.
28-ELIZABETH TOWN AND COUN- TRY CLUB.
Vaughn M. Coyne, President; Clark McK. Whittemore, Vice- President; G. Bartram Woodruff, Secretary; J. Warner Allen, Treas- urer.
30-ESSEX CLUB (Newark) N. J.
Frederick Frelinghuysen, Presi- dent; George R. Gray, Vice-Presi- dent; Wallace M. Scudder, Secre- tary; William E. Gordon, Treas- urer.
31-ESSEX COUNTRY CLUB.
President Austen Colgate; Vice- President Ira A. Kip, Jr .; Secre- tary, Chas. F. Rand; Treasurer, R. Wayne Parker.
32-ESSEX COUNTY YALE CLUB.
33-FOREST HILL GOLF CLUB (New- ark).
34-FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB (Belleville)
President, Thos. J. Lintott; Vice- President, William W. Lyons; Sec- retary, William H. Dale; Treas- urer, Robert Kuebler; Financial Secretary, Alfred Sykes.
35-FOREST HILL LITERARY SO- CIETY (Newark).
President, Mr. Willard T. Hamil- ton; Vice-President, Mr. James A. Hulse; Secretary and Treasurer, Sara D. Strait.
36-FORTNIGHTLY CLUB (Summit).
President, Mrs. Mac Neille; First Vice-President, Miss Mary White; Second Vice-President, Mrs. R. Ogden; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Geo. Vreeland; Corresponding Sec- retary, Mrs. C. R. Bard; Treas- urer, Mrs. N. H. Stewart.
37-FRIDAY EVENING CLUB (Mor- ristown).
38-GARFIELD CLUB' (Newark)
President, William B. Woodland; Secretary, Russell C. Price; Treas- urer, Parke Burnett.
ESTABLISHED 1834
J. M. UINBY
CO.
21 to 39 Division St., Newark, N. J.
BUILDERS OF
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Also Sole Agents for the United States of the celebrated
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The light weight QUINBY ALUMINUM AU- TOMOBILE BODY is famous in Europe and Amer- ica. There is an air of refinement about them that makes them distinguished.
They save tires because they are so light and they last much longer than a wood body.
Insist upon the Quinby Aluminum Automobile Body, no matter what Chassis you buy.
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CLUB INDEX-continued
39-GLEN RIDGE CLUB.
40-GLENWOOD TENNIS CLUB.
President, Alex. Smieton; Vice- President, W. T. C. Carpenter; Secretary, Walter G. Sill; Treas- usrer, Fred'k Lee Palmer.
41-HALF HOUR READING CLUB
(Newark, N. J.).
President, Miss Martha Thomas Seran; Vice-President, Mrs. G. Ed- ward Tatham; Recording Secre- tary, Mrs. B. F. Hurd; Correspond- ing Secretary, Mrs. Chas. E. West; Treasurer, Mrs. F. F. Gibson; Sta- tistical Secretary, Mrs. Paul Fitz Gerald.
42-HAMPTON CLUB.
President, Mrs. E. C. Merrill; First Vice-President, Mrs. H. S. Wood- ruff; Second Vice-President, Mrs. J. B. Dill; Secretary, Mrs. A. Lam- son; Treasurer, Mrs. Lorenzo Bene- dict.
43-HIGHLAND CLUB (Summit).
President, Philetus H. Holt; Vice- President, Wm. B. Miles; Secretary, Hermann De Selding; Treasurer, Schuyler M. Cady.
44-HOLLYWOOD CLUB.
John B. Woolston, President; Dr. B. W. Giveau, Vice-President; W. E. Christian, Treasurer; H. Bon- nell, Secretary.
45-HOME FOR CRIPPLED CHIL- DREN (Newark).
President, J. Herbert Ballantine; Vice-President, Mrs. Wm. K. Poi- nier; Secretary, Jas. B. Banister; Treasurer, Wallace M. Scudder.
46-HOSPITAL OF ST. BARNABAS (Newark).
President, Rt. Rev. Edwin S. Lines; Chairman, Rev. Louis S. Osborne; Vice-Chairman, Rev. J. S. Miller; Secretary, James E. Bathgate, Jr .; Treasurer, Thos. W. Jackson.
47-HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN (Newark).
President, Elias G. Heller; Vice- President, Dr. Edward Sealy; Sec- retary, James M. Fisk; Treasurer, Fillmore Condit.
48-IRVING CLUB (Newark).
President. Mrs. Walter C. Read; Vice-President, Mrs. Nathaniel Drake; Recording Secretary, Mrs. L. M. Jenkins; Corresponding Sec- retary, Mrs. Julia M. Brown; Treasurer, Mrs. Frank D. Hollo-
way.
49-JEFFERSONIAN CLUB (Newark).
President, Thomas F. Bowers; Sec- retary, Chas. A. Spahn; Treas- urer, Harry M. Konwiser.
50-JOB HAINES HOME FOR AGED PEOPLE (Newark).
President, David W. Lusk, D. D .; Vice-President, William Fairlie; Secretary, Caleb L. Woodruff; Treasurer, Fred'k Frelinghuysen.
51-LAWYERS' C'LUB OF ESSEX
COUNTY.
President, Thomas L. Raymond; Vice-President, Edward D. Duf- field; Secretary, Andrew Van Blar- com; Treasurer, Henry H. Fryling; Trustees : Thomas L. Raymond, Edward D. Duffield, Thomas J. Lintott, Joseph Kahrs, Horace º C. Grice.
52-LINCOLN CLUB (Newark)
President, Scott German; Secre- tary, William F. Beach; Treasurer, Herbert L. Thowless.
53-MADISON GOLF CLUB.
President, John J. C. Humbert; Vice-President, Edward P. Holden; Secretary and Treasurer, Theodore B. Morris.
54-MAENNERCHOR (Orange).
President, Mr. Albert Menzel; Vice-President, Mr. Frank Schulz; Treasurer, Mr. Dietrich Vrinds- gral; Financial Secretary, William Schultz; Corresponding Secretary,
Mr. Dietrich Grimm; Librarian, Mr. C. Suhn; Conductor, Mr. F. G. Händel.
CHARLES A. HUTCHINGS
CONTRACTING DECORATOR
(ELIZABETHAN PERIOD)
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DECORATING
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SUBMITTED FOR THE REMODELING OF THE INTERIOR OF CITY AND COUNTRY HOUSES
NINE WEST THIRTIETH STREET NEW YORK
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CLUB INDEX-continued
55-MARY FISHER HOME ASS'N OF N. J.
President, Miss Mary Fisher; First Vice-President, Mrs. Edward Pay- son Terhune; Second Vice-Presi- dent, Miss Elizabeth B. Vermilye; Third Vice-President, Mrs. Marion H. Zabriskie; Fourth Vice-Presi- dent, Mrs. Thoms M. Moore; Sec- retary. Miss Belle Durkee; Treas- urer, Mrs. Andrew J. Newbury.
56-MEADOWBROOK CLUB.
57-MEDICAL LIBRARY ASSOCIA- TION OF NEWARK.
President, H. J. F. Walhauser, M. D .; Vice-President F. R. Hauss- ling, -M. D .; Secretary and Treas- urer, Frank W. Pinneo, M. D., 199 Garside street; Librarian, John Cotton Dana, Public Library.
58-MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SO- CIETY.
59-MENDELSSOHN UNION.
President, John Heald;
O. Hon- orary President, Arthur A. Rich- mond; Vice-President, Paul Tie- mer;
£ Treasurer, H. L. Cadmus; Secretary, Arthur W. Britton; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. Percy Ward; Librarian, Ernest P. Patten.
60-MERRIE MASQUERS (Oranges).
Chairman, Mr. F. Arnold L'Hom- medieu; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Richard B. Grant.
61-MILITARY ORDER OF LOYAL LEGION.
62-MONDAY MUSIC CLUB (Oranges)
President, Miss Louise R. Pierson; Vice-President, Mrs. Henry B. Closson; Recording Secretary, Mrs. George T. Dixon; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. William P. Thorp; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert H. Hillis.
63-MONTCLAIR ATHLETIC CLUB.
President, Louis O. Ivey; First Vice-President, Arthur L. Marvin; Second Vice-President, Vincent S. Mulford; Treasurer, Joseph A. Howe; Captain, Arthur S. Wil- liams; Recording Secretary, Chas. O. Truex; Financial Secretary, Stanley R. Soverel.
64-MONTCLAIR CIVIC ASS'N.
President, W. I. Lincoln Adams; First Vice-President, Chas. Whit- ing Baker; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Jas. A. Ryan; Third Vice- President, Geo. W. Da Cunbra;
Treasurer, Ralph W. Crane; C'or-
responding Secretary, Harold J Howland; Recording Secretary,
Not yet filled.
65-MONTCLAIR CLUB.
66-MONTCLAIR GOLF CLUB.
67-MONTCLAIR GUN CLUB.
68-MONTCLAIR MUSICAL CLUB.
69-MONTCLAIR OUTLOOK CLUB.
70-MONTCLAIR RIDING, DRIVING AND AUTOMOBILE CLUB.
71-MONTROSE TENNIS CLUB.
72-MORRIS COUNTY GOLF CLUB.
President, Ransom H. Thomas; Vice-President, Richard H. ; Wil- liams; Secretary, Alfred Macy; Treasurer, George J. Little; Direc- tors: G. M. White, George G. Frelinghuysen, Charles W. Hark- ness, George C. Palmer, John O. H. Pitney, Charles Scribner, Wil- liam Shippen, Louis A. Thebaud, Ransom H. Thomas, Wynant D. Vanderpool, John I. Waterbury, Ridley Watts and Richard H. Wil- liams.
73-MORRISTOWN CIVIC ASS'N.
74-MORRISTOWN CLUB.
President, George C. Palmer; Sec- retary, Henry Shaw; Treasurer, Walter B. Wood.
75-MORRISTOWN FIELD CLUB.
President, Mr. Chas. D. M. Cole; Vice-President, Mr. John R. Brinley; Secretary, Mr. Edward K. Mills; Treasurer, Mr. Wm. J. Romaine.
76-MOSAIC CLUB.
Mr. Leonard D. Baldwin, President; Mrs. Edward O. Stanley, Vice- President; Mrs. Charles T. Walkley, Recording Secretary; Mr. Silas A. Lottridge, Treasurer; Mr. Nelson H. Genung, Corresponding Secre- tary.
HENRY F. SCHMIDT
Bookseller, Stationer and Toy Dealer
Engraving of Wedding Invitations, Cards,
Monograms, etc. Kodaks and Supplies, Developing, Printing and Enlarging.
Agency for the Globe Wernicke "Elastic" Bookcases
Automobile Delivery in all Suburbs
200-202 Main Street, Orange, N. J.
R. S. SCHINDEL CO
SUCCESSORS TO W. T. RAE & CO.
JEWELERS and OPTICIANS
Broad and Cedar Streets, Newark, N. J ..
Diamonds and Watches Wedding Silver
Remounting Diamonds.in new and artistic mountings a Specialty
Oculists' Prescriptions Filled
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CLUB INDEX-continued
77-MUMMERS, THE.
78-MUNICIPAL ART LEAGUE.
President, George R. Howe; Secre- tary, Hobart A. Walker.
79-NATIONAL ARTS CLUB.
80-NEEDLEWORK GUILD (Newark).
President, Mrs. De Forest P. Loz- ier, 23 Cottage street; Treasurer; Mrs. Eloise Russell Ferrall, 39 South street; Secretary, Miss Agnes Garrigan, 609 High street.
81-NEWARK CIVIC CLUB.
82-NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY OF ORANGE.
President, Thomas A. Davis; First Vice-President, Joseph D. Holmes; Second Vice-President, Lawrence A. Norton; Counsellors: Ogden H. Bowers, Sidney M. Colgate, Ca- millus G. Kidder, Adolph Roeder, Robert S. Sinclair, Charles H. Van Nostrand; Treasurer, Charles A. Lindsley; Recording Secretary, Edwin Prindle; Corresponding Secretary, Frank H. Jamison; Cur- ator, George J. Bayles.
83-N. J. AUTO AND MOTOR CLUB.
President, W. Clive Crosby; Vice- President, Clarence H. Bissell; Treasurer, George H. Simonds; Secretary, A.
B. LeMassena; Trustees: F. A. Croselmire, Dr. F. B. Meeker, H. A. Bonnell, G. O. Groebe, H. D. Bowman, J. L. Adams, Jr., Paul E. Heller.
84-N. J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
President, Jonathan W. Roberts; Vice-Presidents: George R. Howe, Francis J. Swayze, Charles M. Lum; Corresponding Secretary, William Nelson; Librarian and Re- cording Secretary, Joseph F. Fol- som; Treasurer, William C. Mor- ton.
85-N. J. HISTORICAL SOCIETY (Woman's Branch).
President, Mrs. Sydney N. Ogden; First Vice-President, Mrs. Garret A. Hobart; Second Vice-President, Mrs. Thomas J. Craven; Recording Secretary, Mrs. A. H. Mackie; Treasurer, Miss Rose Murray; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. James J. Bergen.
86-NEW JERSEY STATE CIVIC
FEDERATION.
President, Mr. Adolph Roeder; Secretary, Mr. Edward K. Sumer- well; Treasurer, Mr. Chas. H. In- gersoll.
87-N. J. WOMAN'S PRESS CLUB (Newark)
President, Miss Marie F. Ryerson; First Vice-President, Miss Hester Hosford; Second Vice-President, Miss Amanda M. Douglass; Cor- responding Secretary, Mrs. Virginia M. Wheat, 815 Madison avenue, Elizabeth, N. J .; Recording Sec- retary, Miss Eliza S. Baird; Treas- urer, Miss Anna Jean Flanigan; Auditor, Miss Margaret L. Mc- Grath.
88-NORTH END CLUB.
President, F. E. Riley; Vice-Presi- dent, F. L. Thorne; Secretary, John Contrell; Treasurer, Harry N. Austin.
89-ORANGE CAMERA CLUB.
President, E. L. Gould; Secretary, W. A. Rudstad; Treasurer, Chas. P. Stallknecht.
90-ORANGE FREE LIBRARY.
President, Mr. Wm. Read Howe; Vice-President, Mrs. J. D. Mills; Secretary, Mrs. John H. W. Con- dict; Treasurer, Mrs. J. O. Watson.
91-ORANGE FREE LIBRARY AUX- ILIARY.
President, Mrs. John H. Brad- shaw; Vice-President, Miss Blanche Dillon; Secretary, Miss Ethel
Cohen; Treasurer, Miss Dorothy
Holmes.
92-ORANGE GUN CLUB.
President, Mr. F. R. Wickes; Vice- President, Dr. G. W. Wakley; Treasurer, Mr. Abram Mosler; Secretary, Mr. M. R. Baldwin.
93-ORANGE LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
President, Herman C. Hoskier; Secretary, Russell Marston: Treas- urer, Wm. Watson.
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94-ORANGE MOUNTAIN MEDICAL
SOCIETY.
President, Dr. Richard Francis; Sec- retary, Dr. Levi W. Halsey; Treas- urer, Dr. J. M. Maghee.
95-ORANGE MUSICAL ART SO- CIETY.
President, Mrs. Alexander King;
Vice-President, Mrs. William P. Thorp; Secretary, Mrs. Charles A. Trowbridge; Treasurer, Mrs. John K. Gore; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Andrew W. Bray.
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