Polk's Providence (Providence County, R.I.) city directory, 1944, Part 4

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Westerly-District 1, Saml Azzinaro; 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, Roland H Chapde- laine; District 8, Angus J Kennedy


COUNTY OFFICERS, COURTS, Etc. Supreme Court


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


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, John A Tillinghast


Superior Court


Justices of the Superior Court: Presi- ding Justice, Jeremiah E O'Connell; Associate Justices, Chas A Walsh, Alex L Churchill, G Fredk Frost, Philip C Joslin, Patk P Curran, Alberic Arch- ambault, Mortimer A Sullivan, Walter Curry, Robt E Quinn (Lieut Comdr, USNR)


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 Eleanor O'Leary of Providence


Bristol County


Incorporated February 17, 1746-47. Shire town Bristol


COUNTY OFFICERS


Town Clerks of the different Towns. Sheriff, Jas F O'Leary, 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, Russell H Hawkins, of Warwick


Newport County


Incorporated June 22, 1703. Shire town. Newport city


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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 Arthur J Sullivan; Clerk, Theo T Mahoney


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 C Kernan; Deputy Sheriffs, Angelo Amato, Jos L Bailey, David F Barry, Harry Bellayuto, Vin- cent Berarducci, John P Brennan, Arth Bucci, Edw B Burns, Alex Carcieri, Walter Cohen, Arth T Costigan, John Daley, Jas P Doyle, Clifford S Duxbury, Everett A Dwyer, Michl J Eagan, Les- ter D Farrell, Kathleen T Feeney, Al- bert Feenstra, Michl Finn, Emile Fras- ier, Jas P Gallagher, Jas J Hanley, John H Hennessey, Emile Heroux, Steph Ho- lihen, Wm F Holland, Michele Iannu- cilli, William G Jenkins, Themosticles Josephson, Raymond F Keaney, Wil- liam J Kelley, Joseph P Lefebvre, Robt F Linton, Leo F Logan, Thos F Lynch, Jos Maher, John R Mason, Anthony McCabe, John J McNealy, Leo J Me- nard, John F O'Gara, John Olivo, Clar- ence E Palmer, John F Patton, Stanis- laus Peloquin, Robert S Perry, James M Peters, Andrew V Powers, John A Quinn, John J Sullivan, G Ralph Till- inghast, Adolphe G Zambarano


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. 209 Fountain. Warrant Officer, Harry Mclaughlin; 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


District Court, Seventh Judicial Dis- trict, E Providence. Justice, Joseph C Cawley: Clerk, Geo A Saxon, of East Providence


District Court, Eighth Judicial Dis- trict, Cranston, Johnston, Scituate and Foster. Justice, Louis W Dunn; Clerk, Edwd C Drinkwater


District Court, Ninth Judicial District Burrillville, Glocester and Smithfield. Justice, Jas Harris: Clerk, Frank F Davis 2


District Court, Tenth Judicial Dis- trict, Pawtucket. Justice, Wm M Con- nell; Clerk Geo F Treanor. Meets daily at 9 a m at Pawtucket


District Court, Eleventh Judicial District, Central Falls, Cumberland and Lincoln. Justice, Hugh M Devlin; Clerk, Guillaume Myette. Meets daily at 9:30 a m at Central Falls for criminal business. Return days for civil cases, Mondays and Thursdays at 9:30 a m


District Court, Twelfth Judicial Dis- trict, Woonsocket and N Smithfield. Justice, Edwd F Dwyer; Clerk, Geo A Beaudet. Meets daily at 9 a m at Woonsocket


Washington County


Incorporated June 16, 1729. Shire town, South Kingstown


COUNTY OFFICERS


Clerk of Superior Court for Wash- ington County, James L Forbes, S Kingstown; Asst Clerk, John A Hogan, of Wakefield; Registers of Deeds, Town Clerks of the different Towns; Sheriff, James O Lynch, Westerly


SESSIONS OF COURTS


Superior Court, at South Kingstown for County of Washington, on third Monday of September, November, Feb- ruary and April, with adjournment to Westerly at convenience of the Court. Probate Court generally monthly in each Town


District Court, Second Judicial Dis- trict. Justice, Stephen J Casey; Clerk, Thomas J Sheahan


District Court, Third Judicial District Justice, M Walter Flynn jr, Westerly; Clk, John Gentile


TOWN AND CITY CLERKS


Barrington, Henry E Fowler; Bristol, John W Church; Burrillville, Theo Tessier; Charlestown, Linton L Brown; Central Falls, Ronaldo E Lemay; Cov- entry, Peter Beaton; Cranston, Caleb H Kenyon; Cumberland, Stephen A Fan- ning; E Greenwich, Geo A Loomis; E Providence; Chester E Butts; Exeter, George W Hathaway; Foster, Benj G Eddy; Glocester, Walter S Place; Hop- kinton, Edwd M Botelle jr; Jamestown, John E Hammond; Johnston, Martin F McGuire; Lincoln, David D Johnston; Little Compton, Lester E Wilbur; Mid- dletown, Jas A Peckham; Narragansett, John F Knowles; Newport,


; New Shoreham, Robert P Champlin; N Kingstown, John P B Peirce; N Providence, Louis A Sweet; N Smithfield, James H Crook; Paw- tucket, James M Donovan; Portsmouth, Arthur A Sherman; Providence, W Earl Dodd; Richmond, Oscar E Bar- ber; Scituate, Leroy H Remington; Smithfield, Horace G Thornton; South Kingstown, Foster R Sheldon; Tiverton, Herbert S Hambly; Warren, Chas C Bliss; Warwick, Arthur S Burlingame; Westerly, W Russell Dower; W Green- wich, Erving D Matteson; West War- wick, Fulda E Geoffroy; Woonsocket, Mrs Ellen O Roberge


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Providence County


City of Providence-Frank L Hanley, Thomas H Brown, Carl Testa, Joseph W Hudson, Timothy J Sullivan East Providence-Geo A Saxon Foster-Jas M Wright Scituate-John J Crowley


Kent County


Warwick-June E Hall


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Washington County


South Kingstown-Thos H Gardiner, Dominic Frisella, Wm H Leslie jr


Bristol County


Warren-John L Longeran


Newport County


Newport-Harry C C Koehane


CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS


Established by Chapter 322 of the General Laws


First District


Newport, Portsmouth, New Shore- ham, Jamestown, Little Compton, Mid- dletown, Tiverton, Bristol, Warren, Barrington, East Providence, Paw- tucket, Cumberland, Central Falls, Lin- coln, Woonsocket and the 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th representative districts of the city of Providence


Second District


Burrillville, Glocester, N Smithfield, Smithfield, Westerly, S Kingstown, N Kingstown, Charlestown, Exeter, Rich- mond, Hopkinton, North Providence, E Greenwich, West Greenwich, Warwick, West Warwick, Coventry, Cranston, Johnston, Scituate, Foster, Narragan- sett and the 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th and 25th rep- resentative districts of the city of Prov- idence


Senators


Peter G Gerry of Warwick. Term expires Jan 1947


Theodore Francis Green of Provi- dence. Term expires Jan 1949


Representatives


First District-Aime J Forand of Lincoln


Second District-John E Fogarty of Harmony


LEGAL HOLIDAYS IN RHODE ISLAND


New Year's Day, January 1st. Wash- Ington's Birthday, February 22. Rhode Island Independence Day, May 4. Me- morial Day, May 30th. Independence Day, July 4th. Labor Day, 1st Monday in September. Columbus Day, October 12th. State Election Day, Tuesday after the first Monday in Novevber, biennially in the even years. Armistice Day, November 11th. Thanksgiving Day last Thursday in November. Christ- mas Day, December 25th. Holidays occurring on Sunday are celebrated the day following.


UNITED STATES OFFICES IN RHODE ISLAND


Army Emergency Relief 207 Federal bldg Lieut Edw D Harbert, in charge


DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Bureau of the Census, Special Surveys Division


514 Federal bldg Byron W Shawcross, supvr


DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION Division of Motor Transportation 15 Westminster rm 235 Franklyn E Eggleston, dist mær


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NAVY DEPT Industry Co-operation Division 111 Westminster rm 630


SELECTIVE SERVICE HEADQUAR- TERS 32 Custom House st, 3d fl Brig Genl Herbert R Dean, state dir


SMALLER WAR PLANTS CORP 111 Westminster rm 631 Philip D Creer, dist mgr


WAR FOOD ADMINISTRATION Food Distributing Administrator


Dr Emmett P Barnhart, Inspector in Charge, 24 Weybosset, rm 205. Veterin- ary Inspectors, Dr Warren J Comstock, Dr Lynn H Mead, Irving E Sall. Inspec- tors Francis H McCarthy, Everett W Davis, John C Barnes, Elmer H Cole, Patk Grourke, Jas A Nelmes, Chas J Borges, Richd Byrne, J Leonard Dixon, Elmer L Phelan, Frank C Santos, John J Dyman, Arthur L Roche, Edmund T Peterson, Milton E Durfee, Warren E Lewis, Rudolph G Blanchette. James Nimmo, John F O'Connell, Donat Ray- mond, Meyer Baumgarten, Chas M But- ler; Clerks, Geo O Menzies, Mildred E Wicklund


WAR PRICE & RATIONING BOARDS


301 Providence County Court House, 200 Chad Brown, 36 Chaffee, 151 Cush- ing, 209 Fountain, 42 Hamilton, 111 Plain, 170 Sessions and 240 Thurbers av


Farm Security Administration 518 Federal bldg Wm J Corr, supvr


DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE


Shipping Commissioner 414 Federal bldg David A Butler, commissioner


Weather Bureau 402 Post Office Annex Merton P Mott, Observer


CUSTOM HOUSE (See Treasury Dept)


FEDERAL SECURITY AGENCY Food and Drug Administration Gardner bldg, Fountain st A E Ledder, inspector


Public Health Service, Marine Hospital and Quarantine Station Office 404 Federal Bldg


Medical Officer in Charge- Jas R Mc- Kendry; Wm H Foley, acting asst sur- geon; Arth E Dobson, clerk


Employment Service 130 West Exchange W J Bannon, mgr


Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance


307 Post Office Annex Raymond J Jordan, manager


Social Security Board 307 Post Office Annex Raymond J Jordan, manager


FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY


Public Roads Administration 323 Post Office Annex Henry J McKenny, engineer in charge


FEDERAL COURTS Circuit Court


Judge John C Mahoney. Office, 311 Federal bldg. Court meets at Boston, Mass, 1st Tuesday


District Court 303 Federal bldg


Judge, John C Hartigan; Clk, Wm E Reddy; Probation Officer, Wm L Black. Terms of Court the fourth Tuesday in May and third Tuesday in November in Federal bldg at Providence


Referee in Bankruptcy, Geo J Shee- han


INTERNAL REVENUE (See Treasury Dept)


DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Federal Bureau of Investigation 510 Industrial Trust Bldg Dean R Morley, special agent in charge


Lands Division 10 Weybosset rm 402 Harry A Smith, spl atty


Immigration and Naturalization Service 215 Federal bldg


Inspector in Charge-Wm M Clark. Inspectors, David A Goldberg, Edw F O'Brien jr, Jos R McHugh, Donald O Burke. Examiners, Jas R Hennessey, Chas Flattery, Frank C Haggerty


Lands Division, 10 Weybosset rm 402. Harry A Smith, special atty


U S District Attorneys 221 Federal Bldg


Geo F Troy, Dist Atty; Joseph Venc- ziale, Edw M McEntee, assts


U S Marshals 306 Federal bldg


Marshal-Neale D Murphy; Chief Deputy, Patk J Pyne


U S Department of Labor 210 U S Custom House Samuel A Burns, supvr inspr


NAVY DEPARTMENT


Inspector of Naval Material 417 Roosevelt av (Pawtucket)


Intelligence Service 606 Hospital Trust Bldg


Recruiting Offices


Navy-111 Westminster rm 328 Navy Waves, 111 Westminster rm 305 Marine Corps-Federal bldg rm 501 Coast Guard-5 Exchange


Coast Guard Spars-5 Exchange


U S Coast Guard Navy Department


Merchant Marine Inspection - 409 Federal bldg. Richd F Bailey, inspr in charge


TREASURY DEPARTMENT Custom Houses District of Rhode Island


Custom House Building, 24 Weybosset rm 300, Port of Providence Collector and Custodian Custom House, Louis T Rocheleau


Asst Collector, Acting Custodian- Bernard J McSherry


Deputy Collectors, Wm E McGunn- igle, Robt J Eaton, Hubert B Cook, Adm Asst, Andrew E Andersen


Chief Inspector, Felix D McCool; In- spectors, John P Ormond, Jas F O'Neill, Francis J Cleary, Jas E Leonard, Chas L Humes, Philiodore Lefebvre, Jos A Eaton


U S Appraiser's Stores, John T Re- gan, Appraiser of Merchandise; John F O'Sullivan, clk


Office hours from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm daily (Sunday excepted)


Port of Newport 24 Weybosset


Deputy Collector in Charge, Walter Dring jr


War Finance Committee


1808 Industrial Trust Bldg


G Burton Hibbert, chairman; Roder- ick Pirnie, exec mgr


Internal Revenue Collectors' Office


49 Westminster


The District of Rhode Island com- prises the entire State of Rhode Island.


The collections are from taxes on in- come, sales, estates, tobacco, oleomar- garine, narcotics and stamps on various documents and Social Security Taxes. The local officials are: Collector-Jos V Broderick. Asst Collector-Martin M McLoughlin. Comptroller-Charles A Kelley. Chief Income Tax Division- John A O'Connell. Chief Employment Tax Division - Leonard F Clingham. Chief Miscellaneous Div, Jos F Carney. Chief of Field Div, Jas T Burns. Cash- ier, Jas B Hanson


Intelligence Unit Internal Revenue 202 Custom House


David T Parker, John M Mullen. sol agents


Internal Revenue Agents


Michl J Murphy, group chief, 304 Post Office Annex


Secret Service


For District of Rhode Island and Bristol County, Mass 405 Federal Bldg James E Fitzpatrick, agent in charge


WAR DEPARTMENT Engineer's Office


819 Industrial Trust Building


The Providence, R I, Engineer Dis- trict extends from Chatham, Mass on the east to the New York-Connecticut boundary line on the west and includes the states of Rhode Island and Connec- ticut and the southeastern part of Mas- sachusetts. It has charge, under the War Department, of fortification and airfield construction, the improvement and maintenance of rivers and harbors and flood control projects


District Engineer in Charge-Lt-Col Saml G Neff; Corps of Engineer, U S Army


Executive Assts-Major Geo L Cook, Major Christopher J Murray, Major Carl H Lovejoy, Capt Jos S Hoffmann, Capt Carl R Langer, Capt Leander P LeTourneau, 1st Lt Ralph O Jarvis, 1st Lt Jas Y Woodrow, 1st Lt Chas C Houff, 2d Lt Richd B Warren


Chief Adm Asst-Thos E McElree


Rivers and Harbors Division Opera- tions-Henry A Whitcomb eng


Associate Engineers-C Arthur Brownell, Albert C Rayner Fortification Division - Norman W Haner, senior engineer


Financial Section-Francis A Czer- nicki, chief


Procurement Section - Benjamin F Hull jr, chief


Personnel Section-Anna F Ludlow, chief


Flood Control Planning Division- Thos F Burns, eng


Operations Division-C J Murray, sr eng


Hydraulics and Reports Section- Aldace H Davison, eng


Foundation Investigations-Frank E Fahlquist, eng


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Engineering Division-John C Ding- well, eng Specifications - Earl K Carpenter, eng Soils Laboratory-Kenneth S Lane, eng Military Supply Production Division -Capt Leander P LeTourneau


National Guard 125 State House


Maj John C Wall of Barrington (QMC) U S Property and Disbursing Officer


First Corps Area Headquarters 328 Post Office Annex Brig Genl Thos E Troland, dist officer Capt Margt V Knox, adjt


Recruiting and Induction Station 40 Fountain Lt Col Edw B Pratt (CA) recruiting officer


CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION 1st fl Federal Bldg


Thomas C McCann, examiner in


charge


OFFICE OF CIVILIAN DEFENSE Armory of Mounted Commands 1051 N Main Brig Genl Earl C Webster, director


OFFICE OF DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION


Division of Motor Transport 235 Hospital Trust Bldg F S Eggleston, dist mgr


OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT 828 Hospital Trust Bldg Wm J Lally, dist dir


OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRA- TION


Hospital Trust Bldg 9th floor Christopher DelSesto, state dir


POST OFFICE INSPECTORS


201 Post Office Annex


Edgar R Lavault, Nelson A Tacy, Edw C Lyons


SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM


32 Custom House St 3d floor Brig Gen Herbert R Dean, State director


VETERANS ADMINISTRATION


329 Post Office Annex Frank A Hill, manager


WAR MANPOWER COMMISSION 170 Westminster


Thos H Bride, state dir


WAR PRODUCTION BOARD


530 Industrial Trust Bldg John C Nash, dist mgr


PROVIDENCE, R. I., POST OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET corner EXCHANGE PLACE MICHAEL F. COYNE, Postmaster


Jas R I Hagerty, Postal Cashier, rm 203


James C Roberts, Money Order Cashler, rm 103


Harry J Eagan, Chief Bookkeeper, rm 204


Thos J Reddington, Supt of Mails


Thos J Carroll, Asst Supt of Mails


Edwd Isacco, Asst Supt of Mails


Chas J Tierney, Asst Supt of Mails


John T Gardner, Asst Supt of Mails


Francis T Barry, Asst Supt of Mails


Robt A Dyer, Examiner of Stations Louls O'Brien, Examiner of Stations


Thos C McCann, Secretary of Civil Service Examiners, Sect N


STATIONS AND BRANCHES OF THE PROVIDENCE POST OFFICE


Brown Station-77. Waterman st, Edouard Bernard supt (8 a m to 5:30 p m)


Center Station - 85 Richmond, James C Flynn supt (9 a m to 6 p m)


Centredale Branch-2053 Smith st, Chas J Baron xupt (7:15 a m to 6:15 p m)


Cranston Branch-44 Rolfe, Francis P Lynch supt (7:00 a m to 6 p m)


East Providence Branch-25 Warren av, Olaf O Hed- den supt (7 a m to 6 p m)


East Side Station-201 Meeting, Wm J Duffy Jr supt (7 a m to 6 pm)


Edgewood Station-327 Montgomery av, Peter D Ratlgan supt (7:30 a m to 6 p m)


Elmwood Station-590 Elmwood av, Wm D Mc- Caughey supt (7:30 a m to 6 p m)


North Statlon-115 Charles street, Jos W Kay supt (7 a m to 6 p m)


Olneyville Station-30 Plainfield, Luke P Mulleedy supt (7 am to 6 pm)


Riverside Branch-Riverside, R I, 10 Lincoln av, Harry V Byrne, supt (7 a m to 6 p m)


Rumford Branch-Greenwood av and North Broad- way, Geo Crane supt (8 a m to 6 p m)


No. 55-236 Charles


Abbott Park, located on Weybosset near Chestnut. Arnold Square, Included between Allston and Bryant sta and Regent and River av.


Bates St, located on Bates st.


Blackstone Blvd, the centre strip of Blackstone blvd from Elton st. to the city line.


Blackstone Park, situated on Blackstone blvd, Irving, Loring, Gulf and Ticonderoga avenues, Power, Paterson and Angell sts, Parkside rd and Seekonk river.


BucklIn Park, located within the square bounded by Dexter, Whitmarsh, Bucklin and Daboll sts.


Buffer Park, located at New York av. and Eddy st. Burnside Square, bounded by Bridge, South Main and Wickenden sts.


Chapln Park, bounded by Messer, Kenwood, Waverly, and Sorrento sts. and Unlon av.


City Hall Park, located between Exchange pl, Dor- rance st and Exchange ter.


Collyer St, between Collyer st and the Moshassuck river.


Columbia Park, located on Vermont and Michigan avs. Columbus Park, bounded by Elmwood, Reservoir and Atlantic avs.


Constance Witherby, between Waterman st and Cold Spring


Cypress St., on Cypress St. and Duncan av.


Davls Park, located between Chalkstone av. and Valley st. with Raymond st. at Its eastern limit, and the Stephen Cornell Plat as Its western limlt.


Dexter Training Ground, bounded by Waterloo, Dex- ter and Parade sts.


Eddy Playground, bounded by Ellery, Rosedale and Wendell sts.


Elm St, located where old Elm St Primary School. Fenner Park, at the junction of Governor and Williams rts


Fort Independence, located on a hill near Fielda Polnt overlooking the Providence River.


Fox Point Blvd, Traverse and Pike st.


Parks in Providence


Franklin Square, on Federal Hill, at the corner of Bradford st. and Atwells av.


Garibaldi Playground, bounded by Brayton av., West Exchange, Cedar and Dean sts.


Gesler & Tell, bounded by Tell and Gesler sts.


Gladys Potter Garden, located at the southeasterly corner of Humboldt av. and Elton st.


Hawkins, Ascham, situated on Hawkins, Ascham and McMillen sts.


Hayward Park, located between Friendship, Maple and Plaln sts. and Beacon av.


Hopkins Park, located on the east side of Admiral st. Hopkins Square, located between Branch av., Charles and Hawkins sts.


Hoppln Square, at the junction of Bassett, Elm and Hoppln sts. Hospital Park, triangular parcel bounded by Hospital, Eddy and Lockwood sts.


Jastram, bounded by Smith, Jastram and Sharon sts. Joseph Williams Field, Elmwood av. opposite Park entrance.


Joslin Playground, bounded by Hyat, Kossuth and Joslin sts. and Manton av.


King Park, located on the southerly side of Neuta- conkanut Hlll.


Laurel Hill Playground, located on Laurel Hill av. near Hartford av.


Lippltt Park, Blackstone blvd.


Livingston St. Playground, bounded by Moshassuck river, Livingston and Stockton sts.


Mall, Exchange pl.


MtPleasant Playground, bounded by Chalkstone and Mount Pleasant avs. and Roanoke st.


Municipal Golf Course, on Chalkstone av.


Neutaconkanut Hill, located on Plainfield and Killing- ly sts. Sunset av. and Neutaconkanut rd. adjoining the King Park.


Pleasant Valley Parkway, a strip about 200 feet wide extending from Promenade st. to Valley st. and along the easterly ade of Davis Para.


Prairie av., bounded by Somerset, Dudley and Tanner and Prairle av.


Prospect Terrace, located on Congdon and Bowen sts. Public Garden, located on Gaspee, Francis, Prom- enade and Stillman and Railroad sts. and Woonasqua- tucket River.


Quald St, bounded by Hawes, Quaid, Babbitt and Black sts.


Richardson St. Playground, bounded by Richardson, Levina and Ocean sts. and Logan av.


Ridge St, bounded by Ridge, Almy, Penn and Tell sts. Ring St. Playground, located on northerly side of Ring st. between Courtland and Knight sts.


Rochambeau Park, junction of Summit av. and Brewster st.


Roger Williams Park, bounded by Broad st., Eim- wood av. and Park av.


Roger Williams Spring, located on the westerly aide of North Maln st. between Alamo lane and Church st. Roger Willlams Square, bounded by Power, Roger, Gano and Williams sts.


Sessions St. Playground, located at the northeasterly corner of Elmgrove av. and Sessions st.


Tockwotton Park, located within the square bounded by Wlckenden, East, Tockwotton and Ives sta. Triggs Memorial Park, Chalkstone av.


Valley St., bounded by Barstow, Valley, Woonasqus- tucket River and Cutler st.


Veazie St., on Shlloh st. adjoining Veazie St. Gram- mar School.


Wallace & Clarence Playground, on Wallace and Clarence sts.


Wallace & Cumerford Playground, bounded by Sterling av., Atwood, Wallace and Cumerford sts.


Washington Sq., located between Benefit, Tockwotton and Traverse sts. and N. Y., N. H. & H. Ballrond tracks.


PROVIDENCE NUMBERED STATIONS


For the sale of Stamp Paper, Registering of Letters and Packages, and the issuing and paying of Domestic Money Orders


No. 5-354 Friendship


No. 11-841 Broad


No. 12-97 Governor


No. 17-219 Manton av


No. 18-Providence College, John J Dillon


No. 19-812 Douglas av


No. 21-1278 Elmwood ar


No. 24-37 Camp


No. 27-675 Smith


No. 28-734 Park av. Auburn


No. 30-890 Cranston, Arlington


No. 31-1356 Cranston. Cranston


No. 36-756 Hope


No. 46-261 Pocasset av


No. 48-1538 Smith


No. 50-244 Pawtuxet av, Norwood


No. 52-2206 Broad, Pawturet


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ABBREVIATIONS


acct


addresso .. accountant


addressograph


adv


. advertising


agrl .. agricultural


agt agent


al


alt


Am


appr apprentice


apts apartments


archt architect


asmblr assembler


Assn .. Association


assoc. . . . associate


asst


assistant


atndt


attendant


atty attorney


aud . auditor exec


auto


auto opr ... automatic


av avenue


A . telephone


bet


between


bgemn .. baggageman


bkbndr .. bookbinder


bkpg mach opr ..


bookkeeping macliine


operator


bkpr bookkeeper


building


bldg


bldr builder


block blk blksmith .. blacksmith


blrmkr .. boilermaker


blvd .. boulevard


br


brklyr .. bricklayer


cabtmkr cabinetmaker


capt captain hd hand


carp carpenter


cash cashier


Ch Church


chauf chauffeur


chf


chief


clvil


clk


clerk


clnr


collr


coml


comn


comnr . commissioner


compt . . comptometer


cond ... conductor


confr .. confectioner




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