Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1941, Part 3

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George J West, 145 Beaufort-Chas B MacKay, principal; Edmund A Quinn, asst principal

Gilbert Stuart, 188 Princeton av --- Norman H Whitehead, principal; act- ing asst principal, Davis E Hill

Nathan Bishop, 101 Sessions-Chas H Abbott, principal; Howard G Lewis, asst principal

Nathanael Greene, 721 Chalkstone av -John R Ferguson, principal; Clarence S Taylor, asst principal

Oliver Hazard Perry, 370 Hartford av -Robt K Bennett principal; T Russell McGrath, asst principal

Roger Williams, 278 Thurbers av- Earl C Webster, principal; Herbert A Wisbey, acting principal; Ralph G Tay- lor, asst principal

Samuel W Bridgham, 359 Carpenter -Wayne W McNally, principal; Elmer V Devolve, asst principal

Elementary Schools

Academy Avenue-36 Academy av Almy Street-20 Almy Althea Street-245 Althea America Street-22 America Amherst Street-293 Amherst Arnold Street-45 Arnold Asa Messer-158 Messer Atwells Avenue-235 Atwells av Beacon Avenue-106 Beacon av Benefit Street-19 Benefit Berkshire Street-99 Berkshire Berlin Street-3 Berlin Branch Avenue (new)-425 Branch av Broad Street-1450 Broad Calhoun Avenue-106 Calhoun av Candace Street-287 Orms Carpenter Street-153 Carpenter Chalkstone Avenue-446 Chalkstone

Chester Avenue-75 Chester av Courtland Street-5 Courtland Covell Street-4 Covell East Street-28 East Federal Street-97 Federal Friendship Street-400 Friendship Grove Street-95 Grove Hammond Street-55 Hammond Harris Avenue-537 Harris av Hendrick Street-68 Hendrick Ives Street-210 Ives Jenkins Street-53 Jenkins John Howland-120 Cole av Julian Street-39 Julian Kenyon Street-99 Kenyon Knight Street-90 Knight

Laurel Hill Avenue-85 Laurel Hill av

Lexington Avenue-51 Lexington av Manton Avenue-923 Manton av

Mary C Greene School for Crippled Children-241 Webster av

Meeting Street Fresh Air-24 Meet- ing

Merino School-181 Glenbridge av Montague Street-421 Hope

MtPleasant Avenue -- 1241 Chalkstone

av Nelson Street-195 Nelson

New Webster Avenue-191 Webster av Oxford Street-166 Oxford Peace Street-49 Peace

Potter's Avenue-775 Potter's av

Putnam Street-156 Putnam

Ralph Street-77 Ralph

Regent Avenue-101 Regent av Reservoir Avenue-156 Reservoir av River Avenue-159 River av Rochambeau Avenue-751 Hope Roosevelt Street-230 Roosevelt Ruggles Street-110 Ruggles

Sackett Street-159 Sackett Sisson Street-4 Sisson

Smith Street-396 Smith Summit Avenue-86 Fourth Temple Street-252 Public Thayer Street-110 Thayer Thomas A Doyle-83 Doyle av Thurbers Avenue-179 Thurbers av Veazie Street-211 Veazie Vineyard Street-15 Vineyard Willow Street-99 Willow Windmill Street-110 Paul

There are 4 Senior High Schools There are 8 Junior High Schools There are 62 Elementary schools

There are 44 Kindergarten schools

There are 25 schools for backward children

There are 9 Fresh Air schools

There are 3 schools for crippled children

There are 4 schools for sight conser- vation

Trade School, 137 Bridgham-Hosea D Hyland, principal Prevocational Schools-99 Kenyon, 83 Doyle av, 15 Vineyard

PUBLIC LIBRARY

229 Washington street, between Empire and Greene streets

Branches: Business Branch, Provi- dence Chamber of Commerce; Esek Hopkins Branch, 480 Charles; George J West Branch, 145 Beaufort; Manton Sub-Branch, 923 Manton av; Nathan Bishop Branch, 101 Sessions; Nathanael Greene Branch, 721 Chalkstone av; Nel- son Sub-Branch, 195 Nelson; Oliver Hazard Perry Branch, 370 Hartford av; Olneyville Free Library, 12 Olneyville sq; Rochambeau Branch, 708 Hope; Roger Williams Branch, 278 Thurbers av; Samuel W Bridgham Branch, 350 Carpenter; Smith Hill Branch, 31 Can- dace; South Providence Branch, 443 Prairie av; Sprague House Branch, 15 Armington av; Tockwotton Branch, 121 Hope; Wanskuck Branch, Veazie cor of Hyacinth sts; Washington Park Branch, 1450 Broad

Organized 1784. Opened to the pub- lic 1878. Number of volumes 450,000 Librarian-Clarence E Sherman

Board of Trustees-Wm Davis Mil- ler, Pres; Theo Francis Green, Sec; John P Farnsworth, Treas; The Mayor of Providence, Henry B Gardner, Augus- tus M Lord, Rush Sturges, Geo W Bene- dict, Fredk Rueckert, Henry S Chafee, Fredk A Ballou jr, Wilson G Wing, Henry Salomon, Albert H Poland, Ar- thur S Vaughn, Walter A Edwards, Halsey DeWolf, Benj C Clough, Fredk C Freeman, John Nicholas Brown, Hen- ry B Gardner jr, Ivory Littlefield, R Henry Field

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS (See Classified Business Directory)

CHURCHES AND PASTORS (See Classified Business Directory)

SOCIETIES ASSOCIATIONS, ETC. (See Classified Business Directory)

STATE OF RHODE ISLAND

STATE OF

RHOO

State Election, Even Year on the First Tuesday after the First Monday in November Biennially

State Government Organized on the First Tuesday in January Biennially

STATE GOVERNMENT, 1941

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT 225-227 State House

GOVERNOR

His Excellency J. HOWARD MCGRATH of Providence

Lieut Governor-Louis W Cappelli, of North Providence

Executive Secretary - Thos J Mee- han, of Providence

Chief Clerk-Frederick C Kilguss, of Cranston

Personal Secretary-Frances Cohen Secretaries-Margt M Lenahan, Ma- tilda M Coffey

MILITARY

Governor and Commander-in-Chief, J Howard McGrath

The Adjutant General, 126 State House

Brigadier General, Peter Leo Cannon, Chief of Staff. Asst Adjutant General, Major, Wm J Thibodeau, Asst Chief of Staff

United States Property and Disburs- ing Officer for Rhode Island-Major John C Wall, QMC, RING

RHODE ISLAND STATE GUARD First Regiment

Headquarters, Providence

All Providence units are stationed at Cranston Street Armory, Providence

Colonel, Thomas H Hammond, Signal Officer, Lt Col Winfield S Solomon; Supply Officer, Major Franklin D Brad- bury; Executive Officer, Lieut Col Geo R Thompson; Ordnance Officer, Capt Edwd F Walker; Adjutant, Capt Lafay- ette J Cravin; Chaplain, Major Hugh B Carpenter; Surgeon, Major Joseph Franklin; Plans and Training Officer, Capt Robt B Carr; Intelligence Officer, Capt Gordon J Goodwin

Medical Detachment-Providence

Capt Fredk A Webster, Medical Of- ficer; Capt Geo W Davis, Medical Of- ficer; Capt Jarvis Dixon Case, Medical Officer; Capt Amos Morin, Dental Of- ficer

Band-Providence Band Leader, Wm H Whitney

Service Company-Providence

Capt, Fredk P Holgate; 1st Lieut; Thos T Pryor

Signal Company-Providence Capt, Max C VerWiebe

1st Batallion Headquarters- Providence Lieut Col, Raymond Fletcher

COMPANY A-PROVIDENCE Capt, Harold F Holt

COMPANY B-PROVIDENCE Capt, Wm B Bruce

COMPANY C-PROVIDENCE 2d Lieut, Clyde T Massey

COMPANY D-PROVIDENCE Capt, Thos E Carney

2d Batallion Headquarters-Providence Lieut Col, Arthur E H Darcy

COMPANY E-WESTERLY State Armory

Capt, Benj C Bliven; 1st Lieut, John W Stenhouse; 2d Lieut, Clarence F N Franklin

COMPANY F-NEWPORT State Armory Capt Win R Harkin

COMPANY G-BRISTOL State Armory Capt Chas T Heilborn

COMPANY H-(1 Platoon at Natick) Armory of Varnum Continentals East Greenwich Capt, John D Bradshaw jr

3d Batallion-Providence Cranston Street Armory Lieut Col, Jas A Murphy

COMPANY I-WOONSOCKET State Armory Capt Jas A Mulcahey

COMPANY K-WOONSOCKET State Armory Capt Arthur E Hughes

COMPANY L-PAWTUCKET State Armory

Capt, Geo H McVey; 1st Lieut, John D Spalding; 2d Lieut, David M Barry

COMPANY M-PAWTUCKET State Armory Capt John D Spalding

CHARTERED COMMANDS First Light Infantry Regiment, Providence 144 S Main

Colonel, William P Bowen, Lieut-Col, Howard F Vinica; Major, Frank G Bag- shaw; Adjutant, Capt Eric E B Hall; Surgeon, Major Salvatore C A Castallo; Commissary, Capt Israel B Brayton; Inspector of Rifle Practice, Capt Geo E Matteson; Quartermaster, Capt War- ren B Finn; Asst Inspector of Rifle Practice, 1st Lieut Geo W Sabre jr; Paymaster, Capt Edwd W Heroux jr; Dental Surgeon, Major Allyn Sullivan

COMPANY E

Capt, Herman Saron; 1st Lieut, John H Newcomb

Bristol Train of Artillery, Bristol

Colonel, Albert Hartley; Lieut-Col, Henry A Hambrick; Major, -

Capt; Chas B Bishop; 1st Lieut, - -; Adjutant, Capt Chas D Prutz- man; Judge Advocate, Capt Edwd L Leahy; Quartermaster, Capt George W Boutelier; Commissary, 1st Lieut W McCauley; Surgeon, 1st Lieut Samuel D Clark; Paymaster, 1st Lieut Chaplain, Capt Anthony R Parshley; Inspector of Rifle Practice, Plans and Training Officer, Capt

COMPANY A-BRISTOL 1st Lieut, Clarence J Laskoske

Kentish Guards, East Greenwich Col, Thos Casey Greene; Lieut-Col, Hamilton H Hall; Major, Geo R Hatha- way; Capt, Leonard E Anderson; Capt Thomas Allen, Adjutant; Capt James K Stedman, Commissary; Quarter- master, Capt Fritz A Johnson; Sur- geon, Major Benj F Tefft; Paymaster, Capt Geo A L Anderson; Judge Advo- cate, Capt Jos D Petty; Capt John A Carlin, Inspector of Rifle Practice; Chaplain, Capt Ira W LeBaron

Kentish Artillery, Apponaug

Col, Edwd E Perkins; Lieut-Col Geo E Brown; Major, Percy R Matteson; Capt, Jos Rawson; 1st Lieut, George Rice; 2d Lieut, Christopher T Comps- ton; Adjt, 1st Lieut Curtis Potter; Capt Surgeon, Harold L Collom

United Train of Artillery

Col, Wm J Lally; Lieut Col, Wm E Petit; Major, Harold T Parish; Adju- tant, Capt Joseph J Laffey; Surgeon, Major Robt H Breslin; Quartermaster, Capt Louis W Fenner; Judge Advocate, Capt Edwin M Mara

Newport Artillery

Col, Harold E Knowe; Lt Col, Thos J Smyth; Major, Clifford Nelson Carr; Capt, Geo L Wright; Surgeon, Major John L Healey; Quartermaster, 1st Lieut Edwin G Percy; Paymaster, 1st Lieut Jas E Hackett; Adjutant, Capt Harold B Durfee; Chaplain, 1st Lieut Rev Stanley C Hughes

THE ORGANIZED RESERVES UNITED STATES ARMY Post Office Annex

PAROLE BOARD

Governor J Howard McGrath, of Providence; Attorney General John H Nolan, of Newport; James V Green- halgh, of Glocester; Nat C Cohen, of Providence; Marion De StAubin, of Providence

STATE PLANNING BOARD

Robert F Shepard, of Providence, Chairman; Wm P Sheffield, of New- port; Frank A Sullivan, of Westerly; Fredk V Waterman, of E Providence; Jos M Redinger, of Johnston; Domenic DiNapoli, of Providence; Ernest K Thomas, of Providence; Frank O'Don- nell, of Woonsocket; Oliver W Fon- taine, of Woonsocket; Secretary, Ray- mond A McDonald, of Providence; Dir of Research, Alvah J Webster

STATE POLICE

Headquarters, Lincoln

Superintendent - Jonathan H Har- wood, of Warwick; Deputy State Fire Marshall-Lieutenant John E Baird, of Lincoln

REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLES

112 State Office bldg

Registrar-George R Beane, of Crans- ton; Deputy Registrar in Charge of Registration-Richd C Leland, of East Greenwich; Deputy in

Registrar Charge of Investigations-Guerdon A Buck, of Cranston; Chief Hearing Offi- cer - Albert O Earle, of Tiverton; Chief Investigator-John J Egan, of Newport 2

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

219 State House

Secretary of State, The Honorable Armand H Cote, of Pawtucket; Deputy Secretary of State-Jas C Carr, of Cum- berland; Second Deputy Secretary of State - Danl Lapolla, of Providence; Asst in Charge of Law Revision-Sid- ney Rabinovitz, of Providence; Asst in Charge of Archives-Mary T Quinn, of Providence

STATE LIBRARY 208 State House

State Librarian (ex-officio Record Commissioner)-Grace M Sherwood, of Providence; Deputy in Charge of Legi- slative Library-Mabel G Johnson, of Providence

BOARD OF ELECTIONS 123 State House

Percy W Hathaway, of South Kings- town, Chairman; Rudolph Boisvert, of Woonsocket; Jos C Scuncio, of Provi- dence; Secretary, Harry Hopkins jr, of Johnston

DEPARTMENT OF THE ATTORNEY- GENERAL

401-412 Providence County Court House

Attorney-General, The Honorable John H Nolan, of Newport. Asst At- torneys-General, John E Mullen, of East Greenwich, Hyman Lisker, of Providence, John O Pastore, of Provi- dence, J Fred Murphy, of Pawtucket, Giullaume L Parent, of Woonsocket

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

102 State House

General Treasurer, The Honorable Russell H Handy, of Lincoln. Deputy General Treasurer, Cornelius J Sulli- van, of Cranston; Principal Clerk, Maurice E Bragg, of Providence

DEPARTMENT OF COORDINATION AND FINANCE 114 State House

Director-Chas M Sears jr, of Provi- dence

DIVISION OF THE BUDGET 112 State House

Personnel Budget Examiner-Thos A Buffum, of Providence

DIVISION OF ACCOUNTS AND CONTROL

106 State House

Controller --- Samuel A Place, of N Providence

DIVISION OF PURCHASING

110 State House

Purchasing Agent-Herman Land- graf, of Warren

DIVISION OF TAXATION 119 State House

Tax Administrator-Edwd L Leahy, of Bristol

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE

40 Fountain street

Director - Vincent Sorrentino, of Providence

DIVISION OF PROBATION AND PAROLE 601 Providence County Court House Administrator-Joseph H Hagan, of Pawtucket

Probation Officer-Eug J Moreau, of Pawtucket

DIVISION OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 40 Fountain

Administrator-Edwin J Loucks, of Providence

DIVISION OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE 40 Fountain

Administrator-Glen Leet, of Provi- dence

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S OFFICE 216 State Office bldg

Director-Fredk V Waterman, of E Providence; Deputy Director-Geo H Henderson, of East Providence; Sec --- John A Victoria, of Bristol

DIVISION OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT 210 State Office bldg

Chief - J Valmore Normandin, of Woonsocket

DIVISION OF ROADS AND BRIDGES 224 State Office bldg

Chief --- Geo H Henderson, of E Provi- dence; Deputy Chief and Construction Engineer - Henry C Thierfelder, of Warwick; Bridge Engineer-Daniel O Cargill, of Cumberland; Designing En- gineer-Fredk W Hauck, of East Provi- dence; Materials Engineer - John M Whalen, of South Kingstown; Main- tainance Engineer-Danl A Soule, of Providence

DIVISION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS 211 State Office bldg

Superintendent of Buildings - Nor- man W Marble, of Providence; Assist- ant Supt of Buildings-Antonio Zamba- rano, of North Providence

DIVISION OF HARBORS AND RIVERS 213 State Office bldg

Chief - Frank O'Donnell, of Woon- socket

STATE AIRPORTS 213 State Office bldg

Administrator of Aeronautics-Wil- lard M Fletcher, of Hillsgrove

DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS REGULATION

303 State House

Director-Benj M McLyman, of Prov- idence

PUBLIC UTILITY ADMINISTRATION 109 State Office bldg

Administrator, R Roscoe Anderson, of Providence

LIQUOR CONTROL ADMINISTRATION 308 State Office bldg

Administrator-Fred J Motte, of

Providence

RACING AND ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION 116 State Office bldg

Administrator - Louis C Gerry, of Providence; Deputy Athletics Admini- strator-Edwd C Foster, of Providence

MERCANTILE ADMINISTRATION 302 State House

Deputy Administrator - Edwin L Clark

BANKING, INSURANCE AND SECURITIES ADMINISTRATION 316 State House

Administrator-Benj M McLyman, of Providence; Deputy Bank Administra- tor-Alex Chmielewski. of Providence; Deputy Insurance Administrator-Hen-

ri N Morin, of Cranston; Deputy Se- curities Administrator-Warren L Of- fer, of Providence

BOARD OF ACCOUNTANCY

Abr Blackman of Providence, Chair- man; Chester R Union, of Providence, Secretary; Edwd C Daley, of Provi- dence, Treasurer

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 119 State Office bldg

Director-James F Rockett, LLD, of Cumberland; Asst Director-George H Baldwin, Ed D, of Bristol

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 320A State House

Director, Harvey Saul, of Pawtucket; Deputy Director, Jos T Cahir of East Providence

DIVISION OF LABOR RELATIONS 320A State House

Chief, Jos T Cahir of East Provi- dence

DIVISION OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN

320 State House

(Also commissioner of minimum wage) Chief, Mrs Margt F Ackroyd of Provi- dence

DIVISION OF INDUSTRIAL INSPECTION

326 State House Chief, Everett S· Carpenter of Cum- berland

DIVISION OF CENSUS AND STATISTICS 321 State House Chief, Walter T Dromgoole of War- wick

DIVISION OF WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION 320A State House Chief, Edwd Friedman of Providence

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSERVATION 310 State House

Director-Dr Granville W Breed, of Cranston

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 317 State Office Bldg

Director, Lester A Round, PhD, of Providence

DIVISION OF MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 323 State Office Bldg Dr Francis V Corrigan, chief DIVISION OF CRIPPLED CHILDREN 327 State Office Bldg Dr Wm A Horan, chief DIVISION OF SANITARY ENGINEERING 333 State Office Bldg Charles L Poole, chief DIVISION OF LABORATORIES

344 State Office Bldg Edgar J Staff, chief DIVISION OF VITAL STATISTICS 353 State Office Bldg

Genevieve E Dolan, asst registrar DIVISION OF LIFE SAVING 355 State Office Bldg Wm G Bradshaw, chief DIVISION OF HEALTH LIBRARY 364 State Office Bldg Grace Macdonald, librarian DIVISION OF EXAMINERS 366 State Office Bldg E Clyde Thomas, acting chief DIVISION OF CONTROL OF NARCOTICS, DRUGS AND PHARMACIES 368 State Office Bldg Jos J Cahill, administrator

DIVISION OF COMMUNICABLE DISEASES CONTROL 370 State Office Bldg Dr Henry B Neagle, chief

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE 245 State Office bldg

Director - Maxwell A DeVoe, of Providence

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Edward W Day, of Cranston, Chair- man; Mrs Eben D Collins, of East Providence, V-Chairman; Rev Canon Anthony R Parshley, of Bristol

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Senate

His Honor Louis W Cappelli, Lieut- Governor and ex-officio President of the Senate

President Pro Tempore - Geo D Greenhalgh, of Glocester

Hon Armand H Cote, Secretary of State and ex-officio Secretary of the Senate

Reading Clerk, John C McOsker, of Providence

Barrington-Fred C Broomhead Bristol-Pasquale Pagnano

Burrillville-David H Boylan

Central Falls-Jos P Racquier

Charlestown-Cleveland Carpenter Coventry-George Roche Cranston-William J Thompson Cumberland-James J Brady East Greenwich-Charles T Algren East Providence-Clarence H Horton Exeter-Z Herbert Gardner Foster-Lester P Simmons Glocester-Geo D Greenhalgh Hopkinton-Frank L Smith Jamestown-Alton Head jr Johnston- Jos Pezzullo Lincoln-Dana R Arnold Little Compton-Leonard H Sylvia Middletown-Jos D Chase Narragansett-George M Westlake New Shorehanı-Giles P Dunn jr Newport-John H Finn

North Kingstown-John H Smith North Providence-Frank Sgambato North Smithfield-William E Miller Pawtucket-District 1, Geo Beau- cage; District 2, Ambrose P McCoy

Portsmouth-Herman F Holman

Providence-District 1, Sigmund W Fischer jr; District 2, Dominic DiSan- dro; District 3, Benj Cianciarulo; Dis- trict 4, Wm G Troy; District 5, Ray- mond A McCabe

Richmond-Daniel R James

Scituate-Alfred G Chaffee

Smithfield-David Harris

South Kingstown-Marshall C Gil- bert

Tiverton-George H Waring Warren-William J Smith

Warwick-William B Sweeney West Greenwich-John H Potter

West Warwick-Alfred Richard Westerly-Arthur M Cottrell jr Woonsocket-Cornelius B Barry

House of Representatives

Honorable Speaker-Harry F Curvin, of Pawtucket

Deputy Speaker,

Reading Clerk-Henry R Sullivan, of Providence Recording Clerk - Lawrence A Mc- Carthy, of Pawtucket

Barrington-Harold W Tucker

Bristol-District 1, Henry Alfred; District 2, Ralph T Church Burrillville-Louis Pascoe

Central Falls-District 1, Geo H Huot; District 2, Emile Beaudoin; Dis- trict 3, Wm R Conway; District 4, Ed- ward F Burns

Charlestown- Grafton M Wilson Coventry-Frank E Hopkins

Cranston-District 1, Wm G Lind; District 2, Martin Dolan: District 3, Walter Johnson; District 4. Robt M Brayton; District 5, Matteo T Marcello

Cumberland-District 1, Wm E Pow- ers; District 2, Robt A Caldwell

East Greenwich-Howard S Proctor East Providence-District 1, Richd D Windsor; District 2, Anthony S Lamb jr; District 3, Frank Maciel; Dis- trict 4, Saml H Ramsey

Exeter-Edwin C Whitford Foster-Olney A Knight

Glocester-Fredk W Garrity

Hopkinton-Asa Lloyd Briggs Jamestown-Lewis W Hull Johnston-Percy Berry

Lincoln-District 1, Alf U Menard; District 2, Harold I Huey

Little Compton-Edwd H Bowen Middletown-Lewis B Plummer Narragansett-Ulysses G Cooper New Shoreham-Linus E Dodge

Newport-District 1, Jas H Horgan 2d; District 2, Erich A O'D Taylor; District 3, John F Fitzgerald; District 4, Chas L Walsh

North Kingston-Harold D Peckham North Providence-Jos Robert

North Smithfield-Michl J Kilroy

Pawtucket-District 1, Francis X Asselin sr; District 2, Harold A Dux- bury; District 3, Louis J Lussier; Dis- trict 4, Patk B McCaughey; District 5, Jos F McVay; District 6, Nelson F Duphiney; District 7, Robt M Watt; District 8, Napoleon J Maynard; Dis- trict 9, August P LaFrance; District 10, Harry F Curvin

Portsmouth-W Gurnee Dyer

Providence-District 1, Eug J Sulli- van; District 2, J Henry Manning; Dis- trict 3, Hugo A Clason: District 4, Mar- ion F Yatman; District 5, Ernest L Shein; District 6, Hugh C King; Dis- trict 7, Wm John Landi; District 8, Earle M Bryne; District 9, Vincent P Nugent; District 10, Saml C Kagan; District 11, Jas J McGrath; District 12, Herman D Ferrara; District 13, Jas H Kiernan; District 14, John F Brock; District 15, Saml J Johnston; District 16, Henry T Russilo; District 17, Walter J Mathews; District 18, Umberto Patalano; District 19, John J Wrenn; District 20, Walter J Friel ; District 21, John B Nolan; District 22, John G Murphy; District 23, Thos P McHugh; District 24, Jas F Burns jr; District 25, Wilbur A Scott

Richmond-Henry D Hoyle

Scituate-Harry J Hall Smithfield-Jas L Meenan

South Kingstown-Herbert A Ed- wards jr

Tiverton-Albert G Winward

Warren-Edwd J Sevigny

Warwick-District 1, Jos Mills; Dis- trict 2, Wm E Sarle; District 3, Wm A Belsey

West Greenwich-Fredk A Brown

West Warwick-District 1, Alex Lau- tieri; District 2, Henry J Theroux; District 3, Wm G Forrest

Westerly-District 1, Jas R Sali- meno; District 2, David A Lowry

Woonsocket-District 1, Eug Lanc- tot; District 2. Walter J Kane; Dis- trict 3, Katherine T Shunney; District 4, John Archambault; District 5, Wm D McWeeney; District 6, Alphonse G LeBlanc; District 7, Adelard Aubin; District 8, Robt Cournoyer

COUNTY OFFICERS, COURTS, Etc. Supreme Court

Chief Justice, Edmund W Flynn; As- sociate Justices, Francis B Condon, Wm W Moss, Hugh B Baker, Antonio A Capotosto

Court sits first Monday in October to the second Monday in July at Provi- dence, with a recess from the third Monday in February to the first Mon- day in March. Clerk of Supreme Court, Bertram S Blaisdell; sec, Mrs Betty P Dunbar, asst sec, Mary F Camfield; re- porter,

Superior Court

Justices of the Superior Court: Presi- ding Justice, Jeremiah E O'Connell; Associate Justices, Chas A Walsh, Her- bert L Carpenter, Leonidas Pouliot jr, Alex L Churchill, G Fredk Frost, Philip C Joslin, Patk P Curran, Alberic Arch- ambault, Mortimer A Sullivan, Walter Curry

Court sits from third Monday in Sep- tember to second Monday in July at Providence. Clerk of Superior Court for Counties of Providence and Bristol, Matthew M McCormick, of Providence; sec Emma Schott of Providence

Bristol County

Incorporated February 17, 1746-47. Shire town Bristol

COUNTY OFFICERS

Town Clerks of the different Towns. Sheriff, John C Healey of Warren

SESSIONS OF COURTS

Superior Court at Bristol, for Bristol County, on the third Monday in Decem- ber and the fourth Monday in May

District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Justice, Wm T O'Donnell; Clerk, Jas B Linehan of Barrington

SESSIONS OF PROBATE COURTS In different towns at various dates

Kent County

Incorporated June 11, 1750. Shire town, East Greenwich

COUNTY OFFICERS

Clerk of the Superior Court, Wm M Owen, Warwick, Registers of Deeds, Town Clerks of the different Towns; Sheriff, Thos F Barry, of Coventry

SESSIONS OF COURTS

Superior Court, at East Greenwich, for Kent County on the fourth Monday of October, January, March and May

District Court, Fourth Judicial Dis- trict, Justice, James W Leighton of Warwick; Clerk, A Norman LaSalle, of Warwick

Newport County

Incorporated June 22, 1703. Shire town. Newport city

COUNTY OFFICERS

Clerk of the Superior Court, John H Greene jr, of Newport; Registers of Deeds, Town Clerks of the different Towns; Sheriff, Robt H Chappell, of Portsmouth

SESSIONS OF COURTS

Superior Court for County of New- port, at Newport, on the first Monday of October, December, March and June. District Court, First Judicial District, at Newport each Tuesday and Friday; at Tiverton, third Thursday of each month; Judge Robt M Franklin; Clerk, Edwd L Martin

SESSIONS OF PROBATE COURTS

Newport every Monday at 10 a m. Middletown, third Monday in each month. Portsmouth, second Monday in each month at 1 pm. Tiverton, first Monday in each month at 7:30 p m. Little Compton second Monday in each month at 2 pm

Providence County

Incorporated June 22, 1703. Shire town, Providence city

COUNTY OFFICERS

Sheriff, Thomas A Kennelly, of Cranston; Deputy Sheriffs, Arthur Bucci, Alex Carcieri, Lester D Farrell, Michl Finn, Emile Frasier, Emile He- roux, Michl Iannuccilli, Wm Kelley, Jos P Lefebvre, Robt F Linton, Thos F Lynch, Clarence E Palmer, John F Patton, Stanley Peloquin, John A Quinn

SESSIONS OF COURTS

Probate Court. Judge, Francis J Mc- Cabe; clerk J Henry A Griffin, depy clk Florence G Egan. The Probate Court sits in the City Hall, for the Probate business, every Tuesday and Friday, excepting during July and August, when court is held on second and fourth Tuesdays and Wednesdays of each month

Police Court. Justices, Frank L Han- ley and Carl Testa. The court sits daily, at 8 a m. Sundays at 9 a m. 147 Fountain. Warrant Officer, John Crohan; Clerk, Frank J Conley; Depy Clerk, Francis L Palmer

District Court, Sixth Judicial District Providence. Justice, Maurice Robinson. Associate Justice, Luigi DePasquale. Clerk, John P Cooney jr. Court sits at 9 o'clock daily in Sixth Judicial District Court House, N Main and Benefit sts

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Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1941, Part 3

Author: Publication date: 1941 Publisher: Number of Pages: 1312

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