Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1940, Part 2

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Read & White 214 Woolworth bldg 187 Westminster .... 41 Real Estate Title Insurance Company of Providence 2010

Industrial Trust bldg 111 Westminster. back bone, right top lines and 92

Remington Horace & Son Co 91 Friendship. 96

Remington Printing Co 10 Abbott Park pl. 91

Reynolds Press The 50 Peck ... 91

Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co, Hospital Trust bldg 15 Westminster

Rhode Island Insurance Co 31 Canal.

Rhode Island Label Works Inc 91 Sabin.

Rhode Island Sand & Gravel Co, Kilvert st, Hillsgrove. . 38 Rhode Island Supply & Engineering Co 156 W Exchange 88 Rhode Island Wire Works 45 Willard av. 104

Rock Wool Insulation Co of Rhode Island 109 Water- man

Romano Construction Co 95 Fountain

Royal Pen Shop, 5 Arcade .... right bottom lines and

Rueckert Manufacturing Co 69 Sprague.

Rumford Chemical Works, Rumford, R I. 26 36

S A Construction Co 64 Tappan. . left bottom lines and Sears Roebuck & Co 243 Weybosset

. right bottom lines and 40

Sessions-Gifford Co Inc 255-261 Allen's av 26 21

Shaw Paper Box Co 37 Sabin, Pawtucket.

Shepard Company The 263 Westminster.

right top lines and 41

Shippee E W & Sons Inc 85 Westminster 4th fl. front cover and 56

Silva M Curtis 236 Westminster. . left bottom lines and Smith E E Co Inc 136 Rhodes.

83 73 51

Smith-Gibbs Company The 201 S Main.

Snow & Farnham Co (The Providence Press) 45 Rich- mond

Soule Henry M 110 Armistice blvd, Pawtucket.

Spencer & Preston 29 Weybosset rm 22. right bottom lines and 60

Starkweather J U Co Inc 729 Hospital Trust bldg 15 Westminster

Starkweather & Shepley Inc 17 Custom House st.

State Lumber Co Inc 403 Charles. front edge and Y

State Mutual Life Assurance Co of Worcester, Mass 2104 Industrial Trust bldg 111 Westminster 60 Stone C Moulton Co 456 Benefit. 67 left bottom lines and 103

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Sugarman Max Funeral Home 146 and 150 Randall ... left top lines and 49 and 79 Sun Life Assurance Co of Canada 111 Westminster rm 1405

Suttell Motors Inc 110 Broadway, Pawtucket ..

Swan Point Cemetery, office 535 Hospital Trust bldg 15 Westminster Swanson G Fred Inc 119 Dyer

Sweet L & Co 709 Harris av.

Swift-McNutt Co of Rhode Island 15 Marengo.

Taylor George H & Co 204 Westminster

Taylor O P 76 Westminster rm 218. . front cover and Taylor, Symonds Co 18 Pine .

Textile-Finishing Machinery Co The 355 Harris av Thurston Mfg Co 45 Borden. ..

Title Guarantee Company of Rhode Island 66 S Main right top lines and Tower James H Iron Works The 50 Borden

U S Gutta Percha Paint Co 12-34 Dudley

U S Ring Traveler Co 159 Aborn.

Union Finance Co 187 Westminster rm 405.

Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co 910 Grosvenor bldg 10 Weybosset

Union Trust Co 62 Dorrance.

Vaughn L Co 1143-1155 Westminster.

right top lines and Victor Cleansing Co, office and plant 42 Cyr.

Waddington & Company 1021 Industrial Trust bldg 111 Westminster

Walker Electric Co 262-264 Weybosset.

Wallace R E Inc, Williams Corner, Apponaug.

left bottom lines and Wallace & Tucker Lumber Co 434 Allen's av.

Waterman Engineering Co 86 Weybosset.

Watson E L Co Inc. 29 Weybosset .... front cover and Weston D M & Co Inc 228 South Water.

White A A Co Inc 157 Westminster rm 2.

left top lines and 100

White J S Co 22-24 Dexter, Pawtucket.

27 White John R & Son Inc, office 31 Weybosset. right top lines and 31 White Willis H & Sons Co 49 Westminster rm 717 96

73 Williams & Anderson Co Inc The 14 Third ... 66 Y M C A Schools 160 Broad .. .front cover and 97 Yellow Cab Company, Union Station and 6 Beach.

60 5 25 38 73

38 22 66 96 42 74 103 B 63 85 78 69 60 17 24 29

24 43 94 70 45 61 97

91 37

14 Y 91 Taylor Box Co 73 Eagle ..

Roger Williams Savings Fund and Loan Association 105 Grosvenor bldg first floor 10 Weybosset. 19 36 87 64

INTRODUCTION

R. L. POLK & CO., publishers of more than 750 city, county, state and national Direc- tories, present to subscribers and the general public, this, the 1940 edition of the Provi- dence City Directory including a Business Directory of the State of Rhode Island.

Confidence in the growth of Providence's industry, population and wealth, and in the advancement of its civic and social activities, will be maintained as sections of this Directory are consulted, for the Directory is a mirror truly reflecting Providence to the world.

The enviable position occupied by R. L. POLK & CO.'S Directories in the estimation of the public throughout the country, has been established by rendering the best in Direc- tory service. With an unrivaled organization, and having had the courteous and hearty cooperation of the business and professional men and residents, the publishers feel that the result of their labors will meet with the approval of every user, and that the Provi- dence Directory will fulfill its mission as a source of authentic information pertaining to the city.

SIX MAJOR DEPARTMENTS The six major departments are arranged in the following order :-

THE MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT, pages 8 to 25, on white paper, presents lists of city, county, state and federal officials; post office, public school and fraternal organization Directories; statistical review; historical sketch; and manufacturing, trade and civic surveys.

THE ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES of residents and business and professional concerns is included in pages 33 to 900, on white paper. This is the only record in existence that aims to show the name, marital status, occupation and address of each adult resident of Providence, and the name, official personnel, nature and address of each firm and corporation in the city.

THE DIRECTORY OF HOUSEHOLDERS, INCLUDING STREET AND AVENUE GUIDE, on pink paper, covers pages 901 to 1128. In this section the names of the streets are arranged in alphabetical order; the numbers of the residences and business concerns are arranged in numerical order under the name of each street, and the names of the householders and concerns are placed opposite the numbers. The names of the inter- secting streets appear at their respective crossing points on each street. A feature of this section is the designation of tenant-owned homes.

THE BUYERS' GUIDE, beginning opposite page 1128 and separately paged from 1 to 104, on India paper, contains the advertisements of leading manufacturing, business and professional interests of Providence and vicinity. The advertisements are indexed under headings descriptive of the business represented. This is reference advertising at its best, and merits a survey by all buyers eager to familiarize themselves with sources of supply. In a progressive community like Providence, the necessity of having this kind of information immediately available, is obvious. General appreciation of this fact is evidenced by the many reference users of this City Directory service.

THE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY is included in pages 1129 to 1259, on yellow paper. This department lists the names of all business and professional concerns in alphabetical order under appropriate headings. This feature constitutes an invaluable and indispensable catalog of the numerous interests of the community. The Directory is the common intermediary between buyer and seller. As such it plays an important part in the daily activities of the commercial and professional world. More buyers and sellers meet through the Classified Business Directory than through any other medium.

THE RHODE ISLAND STATE CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY will be found on pages 1261 to 1336, on pink paper. This department is arranged alphabetically by business and Post Office.

MUNICIPAL PUBLICITY

The Directory reflects the achievements and ambitions of the city, depicting in un- biased terms what it has to offer as a place of residence, as a business location, as a manufacturing site and as an educational center. To broadcast this information, the publishers have placed copies of this issue of the Directory in Directory Libraries, where they are readily available for free public reference, and serve as perpetual and reliable advertisements of Providence.

THE PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY LIBRARY

Through the courtesy of the publishers of the Providence City Directory, a Directory Library is maintained in the offices of the Chamber of Commerce, for free reference by the general public. This is one of more than 475 Directory Libraries installed in the chief cities of the U. S. and Canada by members of the Association of North American Directory Publishers, under whose supervision the system is operated.

The publishers appreciatively acknowledge the recognition by those progressive busi- ness and professional men who have demonstrated their confidence in the City Directory as an advertising medium, with assurance that it will bring a commensurate return.

R. L. POLK & CO., Publishers.

City Directory Statistical Review

Suggested and Planned by American Community Advertising Association Adopted by Association of North American Directory Publishers (Information furnished by the Providence Chamber of Commerce, Richard B. Watrous, Executive Secretary) PROVIDENCE, R. I., SOUTHERN GATEWAY OF NEW ENGLAND

Form of Government: Under the New Charter for the City of Providence, approved by referendum on November 7th, 1939, elective officers are a mayor, to be elected at large, and members of the council, which body is to consist of 26 councilmen, two from each of the thirteen wards as the same are now constituted. The Charter becomes effective in its entirety January 1, 1941.

Population: 252,981 (Bureau of Census Estimate).

Area: 18.34 square miles.

Altitude: Maximum 210 feet; minimum 4 feet.

Assessed Valuation : $797,749,060.

Predominating Nationalities in City: Native Americans, Italians, Irish, Eng- lish and Swedish.

Parks and Playgrounds: Fifty-nine Parks covering a total of 959 acres, twen- ty-two Playgrounds covering 62.2 acres.

City's Bonded Debt: $58,598,438.73.

Financial: Sixteen banks, six trust companies and four savings banks.

Post Office Stamp Sales Receipts: $2,048,633.46.

Telephones in Service: 69,734.

Church Buildings: 121.

Building and Construction: Value of building permits to Nov. 1, 1939, $3,017,- 550.

Real Estate: $404,292,780.

Tax Rate: $2.40 per $100 on real estate and tangible personal property; 40 cents per $100 on intangible personal property.

Trade: Territory (Retail) serves 950,000 people within the trading area cover- ing a radius of thirty miles.

Hotels: There are twenty hotels. Newest hotel was built in 1922 (Providence Biltmore).

Railroads: New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R.

Steamship Lines: Rhode Island Marine Transportation Co, Colonial Naviga- tion Co., Merchants & Miners Transportation Co., Luckenbach Steamship Co., Providence Tow & Steamboat Co., Interstate Navigation Co.

Air Transport: The State of Rhode Island owns and maintains what is one of the largest and very finest airports in the United States. During the summer of 1935, there were constructed hard-surfaced runways 150 feet wide and 3000 feet long which will permit the landing and departure of the very largest airships with the greatest possible safety and convenience. The field is also equipped with all lighting facilities so that planes, including American Airlines, Inc. - have superior trunk line, passenger, mail and express service from the state airport which is located at Hills- grove, a twenty-five minute run by auto from the heart of the city, to all parts of the country.

Amusements: Largest auditorium seats 5,850 people. There are eighteen theatres, with a total seating capacity of 34,187 people.

Hospitals: Seventeen.

Education: Number of school buildings 79 with 3 annexes, including four high and eight junior high schools. Number of pupils in public schools 39,171. Total of all teachers in public schools is 1,623. Value of all public school property is over $18,000,000.

Libraries: There are 1,489,051 volumes in the libraries of the city.

Business Library: In the Providence Chamber of Commerce the Providence Public Library maintains a library for the especial use of business in- terests, including complete files of city and phone directories from all leading cities in the United States, and from many smaller communities; commercial indices; and technical volumes relating to many varieties of businesses.

City Statistics: Total street mileage: Platted streets 414.48 with 329.53 miles received. Miles of gas mains laid 384, of sewers 426.01, electric street rail- way 46.50, trackless trolleys 43.69, motor bus 190.88. Capacity of water works (municipal) 39,042,000,000 gallons, daily average 28.77 million gallons, with value of plant estimated at $11,931,695.65. Fire department employs 469 men with the following equipment: 70 pieces in 27 station houses, 1 fire alarm building, 1 repair shop. Police department has 192 officers, 296 patrolmen, 6 stations, 1 traffic division, 1 detective division, 1 sub-station, 102 pieces of motor equipment including 22 motorcycles.

Providence was founded in 1636 by Roger Wil- liams. Incorporated in 1832. The oldest bank in America and the first Baptist meeting house in the country are located in the city. Brown University, founded in 1764, and many institutions of the early eighteen hundreds are within the city limits. The first directory of names and addresses of persons located in the city was published in 1824.

Providence is the second city of New England in point of population, a fact of special significance, inasmuch as the figures of the United States Census Bureau credit the city with 252,981 inhabitants, yet its area is only nineteen square miles. This City is the trading centre for an immediately adjoining pop- ulation of fully five hundred thousand people; fur- thermore, if we include an extended area, the pop- ulation of which turns to Providence more than to any other city, that trading population is increased to seven hundred and fifty thousand. Recent statis- tical estimates prepared for the Census Bureau with a view to establishing boundaries for Metropolitan Providence place it eleventh in area among cities of the United States.

Many factors contribute in making Providence a great city in respect, not only to population, but to industrial activity. Situated as it is on Narragan- sett Bay with its deep channel and other superior water facilities, the city is in a position to call to its service transportation by water as well as by rail. The activities of the Port of Providence increase year by year and they will expand at a tremendous rate when there shall be established in the city ele- vators which can supply grain cargo to fill the bot- toms of ocean steamers.

Providence is more than usually well provided with excellent public utility facilities. Its Gas Com- pany is known as the most efficient in the industry in New England. Its highly efficient electric serv- ice has grown to very large proportions. The street railway system, now embodied in the Rhode Island Public Service Company, furnishes service not only within the city, but to many outlying points. Its telephone service is the equal of the best in the New England Telephone and Telegraph system, of which it is a part.

The densely populated industrial district of Providence, with its large population to be fed and clothed, is known in all parts of the United States as a distributing point of great importance. Because of the excellent educational opportunities offered, there is a large student population attending Brown University, Pembroke College, Providence College and various smaller private schools.

Providence is particularly fortunate in having a diversity of manufactures. It is not dependent on any one industry. The great industries which have distinguished the city for many years include tex- tiles, jewelry, silverware, iron and steel. It has, for instance : the largest machine shop in the world ; the largest finger ring manufacturer in the country ; the largest file manufacturers in the world; the largest silverware manufacturers in the United States; the largest screw manufacturer in the world; one of the leading newspapers of the country, the Providence Journal. Back of these industries and supporting them is a great variety of products, large and small, that have a national reputation. Few cities in the United States send out daily so many small pack- ages of so great a variety of manufactured articles as does Providence.

The city of Providence has one of the lowest mu- nicipal tax rates in the country, a low bonded indebt- edness and numerous other advantages. Among the most important of these is the wonderful water sup- ply now impounded in an area some seven miles from the city, and as large as the city itself, which ensures pure water for human consumption and a plentiful supply for fire emergencies.

Providence retail trade is prosperous, as it should be, in the centre of so great a population. Likewise the wholesale trade, which reaches out over an area extending into Connecticut, Massachusetts and other New England states.

Few cities have been more active in providing adequate facilities for the care of the sick and needy ; its hospitals are equal to all demands. The munici- pality has been active in providing for its citizens those agencies, such as parks and playgrounds, that contribute to the promotion of life and health. The parks form the centre for annual events which attract hundreds of thousands of people for enjoyment and cultural development. Best known among these events is the Annual Festival of the Providence Fes- tival Chorus in Roger Williams Park.

Providence is an attractive city in which to do business and to live in comfort and security. This is evidenced by its continued increase of population over that which follows a steady birth-rate, due to the coming from all parts of the country of investors of both capital and labor. Newcomers are accommo- dated in Providence as in few other cities with pub- licly conducted enterprises which ensure good health, excellent educational opportunities, good living con- ditions and satisfactory returns.

For those who are interested in obtaining gen- eral information or detail particulars regarding the municipality and business opportunities it is recom- mended they write to the Providence Chamber of Commerce.

POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS

UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1930. STATE CENSUS OF 1935! Total, in 1930, 4,249.614. Total, in 1935, 4,350,915.

* Cities designated by an asterisk.

Shire towns in Bold Face Type.

TOWNS

1930

1935

TOWNS

1930

1935

TOWNS

1930

1935

BARNSTABLE

BRISTOL

Manchester

2,636

2,509

Barnstable

7,271

8,037

Acushnet

4,092

3,951

Bourne

2,895

3,336

*Attleboro

21,769

21,835

Brewster

769

715

Berkley

1,120

1,156

Chatham

1,931

2,050

Dartmouth

8,778

9,424

Dennis

1,829

2,017

Dighton

3.147

3,116

Newbury

1,530

1,576

Eastham

543

606

Easton

5,298

5,294

*Newburyport

15,084

14,815

Falmouth

4,821

6,537

Fairhaven

10,951

11,005

North Andover

6,961

7,164

Mashpee

361

380

Freetown

1,656

1,813

3,630

3,634

Orleans

1,181

1.425

Mansfield

6,364

6,543

Rowley

1,356

1,495

Provincetown

3,808

4,071

*New

Bedford

.112,597

110,022

*Salem

42,353

43,472

Truro

513

541

Norton

2,737

2,925

Saugus

14,700

15,076

Rehoboth

2,610

2,777

Topsfield

986

1,113

Wenham

1,119

1,196

West Newbury

1,549

1,475

*Taunton

37,355

37,431

Westport

4,408

4.355

Adams

12,697

12,858

Alford

200

210

Becket

672

723

Cheshire

1,697

1,660

Clarksburg

1,296

1,333

FRANKLIN

Ashfield

860

918

Bernardston

893

975

Buckland

1,497

1.540

Hancock

361

408

Gosnold

120

129

Colerain

1,391

1,554

Lanesboro

1,170

1,237

Tisbury

1,541

1,822

2,882

2,963

Lenox

2,742

2,706

West Tisbury

270

282

Erving

1,263

1,283

Monterey

321

325

GIII

983

995

MtWashington

Greenfield

15,500

15,903

New Ashford

Hawley

313

308

New Marlboro

864

921

ESSEX

Leverett

677

72₽

Otis

367

415

Amesbury

11,899

10,514

Peru

108

151

Andover

9,969

10,542

Monroe

218

240

*Pittsfield

49,677

47,516

*Beverly

25,086

25,871

Montague.

8,081

7.967

Richmond

583

628

Boxford

652

726

New Salem

414

443

Sandisfield

412

471

Danvers

12,957

13,884

Northfield

1,888

1.950

Savoy

307

299

Essex

1,465

1,486

Orange

5,365

5,383

Sheffield

1,650

1,810

Georgetown

1,853

2,009

Rowe

298

277

Stockbridge

1,762

1,921

*Gloucester

24,204

24,164

Shelburne

1,544

1,606

Tyringham

246

243

Groveland

2,336

2,219

Shutesbury

222

239

Washington

222

252

Hamilton

2,044

2,235

Sunderland

1,159

1,182

W. Stockbridge

1,124

1,138

*Haverhill

48,710

49,516

Warwick

367

565

Williamstown

. .

3,900

4,272

Ipswich

5,599

6,217

Wendell

353

393

Windsor

387

412

*Lawrence

85,068

86,785

Whately

1,136

1,133

120.700

121,099

Lynnfeld

1,594

1,896

49,612

51,039

10,197

10,202

Salisbury

2,194

2.245

Wellfleet

823

948

Raynham

2,136

2,208

Swampscott

10,346

10,484

Yarmouth

1,794

2,095

32,305

36,647

Somerset

5,398

5,656

Swansea

3,941

4,327

Dalton

4,220

4,282

DUKES

Egremont

513

569

Florida

307

405

Edgartown

1.276

1,399

Great Barrington . .

5,934

6.369

Gay Head

161

158

Charlemont

816

923

Hinsdale

1,144

Oak Bluffs

1,333

1.657

Conway

900

952

Lee

4,061

4,178

Seekonk

4,762

5,011

Nahant

1,654

1,748

Harwich

2,329

2,373

*Fall River

.115,274

117,414

*Peabody

21,345

22,082

Marblehead

8,668

10,173

Merrimac

2,392

2,209

Methuen

21,069

21,073

Middleton

1,712

1,975

Sandwich

1,437

1,516

North Attleboro

364,590

366,465

Chilmark

252 253

4,953

5,700

Heath

331

368

*North Adams

21,621

22,085

Leyden

261

253

BERKSHIRE

498,040

504,487

*Lynn

102,320

100,909

Deerfield

Rockport

TOWNS

1930

1935

TOWNS

1930 1935

1930

1935

HAMPDEN

*Medford

59,714

61,444

Pembroke

1,492

1,621

Agawam

7,095

7,206

545

469

884

892

North Reading

1.945

2,321

Rockland

7,524

7.890

Chester

1,464

1,362

Pepperell

2,922

3,004

Scituate

3,118

3.846

*Chicopee

43,930

41,952

Reading

9,767

10,703

Wareham

5,686

6,047

W. Bridgewater ..

3,206

3.356

Whitman

7,638

7,591

162,311

166,329

SUFFOLK

*Boston

781,188

817,713

*Chelsea

45,816

42,673

*Revere

35,680

35,319

Russell

1,237

1,283

Wakefield

16,318

16,494

Winthrop

16,852

17,001

Southwick

1,461

1,540

*Waltham

39,247

40,557

*Springfield

.149,900

149,642

Watertown

34,913

35,827

879,536

912,706

WORCESTER

Ashburnham 2.079

2,051

Athol

10,677

10,751

Auburn

6,147

6,535

Barre

3,510

3,509

Berlin

1,075 1,091

Blackstone

4,674

4,588

Bolton

764

739

Boylston

1,097

1,361

Brookfield

1,352

1,309

Chesterfield

420

445

Nantucket

3,678

3,495

Charlton

2,154

2,366

Cummington

531

610

Easthampton

11,323

10,486

NORFOLK

Dana

505

387

Enfield

497

495

Avon

2,414

2,362

Goshen

248

257

Bellingham

3,189

3,056

Granby

891

956

Braintree

15,712

17,122

Greenwich

238

219

Brookline

47,490

50,319

Hadley

2,682

2,711

Canton

5,816

6,505

7,030

7,681

Huntington

1,242

1,345

Dedham

15,136

15,371

987

952

*Northampton

24,381

24,525

Foxboro

5,347

5,834

2.973

3,068

Plainfield

306

332

Holbrook

3,353

3,364

Hubbardston

1,010

1,000

Prescott

Medfield

4,066

4,162

Leicester

4,445

4,426

South Hadley

6,773

6,838

MIllis

1,738

2,098

Lunenburg

1,923

2.124

Mendon

1,107

1,265

Milford

14,741

15,008

Worthington

485

530

15,049

15,574

Millville

2,111

1,901

72,801

74,205

MIDDLESEX

Sharon

3,351

3,683

N. Brookfield

3,013

3,186

«cton

2,482

2,635

Arlington

36,094

38,539

Ashby

982

957

Wellesley

11,439

13,376

672

731

Ashland

2,397

2,497

Ayer

3.060

3,861

Weymouth

20,882

21,748

Phillipston

357

423

Bedford

2.603

3,185

Wrentham

3,584

4,160

Princeton

717

700

Belmont

21,748

24,831

299,426

320,827

Boxboro

312

Burlington

1,722

2,146

PLYMOUTH

Southboro

2.166

2,109

*Cambridge

.113,643

118,075

Carlisle

569

Chelmsford

7,022

7,595

Bridgewater

9,055

9,201

Sterling

1,502

1.556

Dracut

6,912

6,500

Carver

1.381

1,559

Sutton

2.147

2,408

Dunstable

384

419

Duxbury

1,696

2,244

Templeton

4.159

4,302

*Everett

48,424

47,228

E. Bridgewater

3,591

3,670

Upton

2,026

2,163

Framingham

22,210

22,651

Groton

2,434

2,534

Hanover

2,808

2,709

Holliston

2,864

Hopkinton

2,563

2,616

Hingham

6,657

7,330

Westboro

6,409

6,073

Hudson

8,469

8,495

Hull

2,047

2,619

2,743

West Boylston ..

2.114

2,158

Lexington

9,467

10,813 1,573

Lakeville

1,574

1,443

W. Brookfield

1,255

1,258

Lincoln

1,493

Littleton

1,447

1,530

Marlon

1,638

1,867

Westminster ...

1,925

1,965

Winchendon ....

6,202

6,603

*Malden

58,036

57,277

Mattapolsett

1,501

1,682

*Worcester

.195,311

190,471

*Marlboro

15,587

15,781

Middleboro

8,608

8.865

1.519

1,666

491,242

495,562

Maynard

7.156

*Melrose

23,170

24,256

Plymouth

13,042

13,183

Natlck

13,589

14,394

Plympton

511

558

Rochester

1,141

1,229

E. Longmeadow

3,327

3,375

Sherboru

943

994

Hampden

684

854

*Somerville

103,908

100,773

*Holyoke

56,537

56,139

Stow

1,142

1,190

Longmeadow

4.437

5,105

Sudbury

1,182

1,638

Ludlow

8,876

8.569

Tewksbury

5,585

6,563

Monson

4,918

5,193

Townsend

1,752

1,942

Montgomery

141

174

Tyngsboro

1.358

1,331

Palmer

9.577

9,437

Westford

3,600

3,789

Wales

360

382

Weston

3,332

3,848

*Westfield

19,775

18,788

Wilmington

4,013

4,493

W. Springfield

16,684

17,118

Winchester

12,719

13,371

Wilbraham

2.719

2,969

*Woburn

19,434

19,695

335,496

333,495

934,924

958,859

HAMPSHIRE

Amherst

5,888

6,473

NANTUCKET

Belchertown

3.139

3,863

Clinton

12,817

12,373

Douglas

2,195

2,403

Dudley

4,265

4.568

E. Brookfield

926

945

*Fitchburg

40,692

41,700

*Gardner

19,399

20,397

Hatfield

2,476

2,433

Cohasset

3,083

3,418

Hardwick

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Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1940, Part 2

Author: Publication date: 1940 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1344

Author:
Publication date: 1940
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 1344