The Providence Directory and Rhode Island State Business Directory, 1930, Part 10

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Publication date: 1930
Publisher: Sampson & Murdoch Company
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Roche George

Roffee Arthur P Jr

Russell Joseph

Ruzzo Horace

Sainsbury Frank

Sample Lola C Sarle Frederick W Saunders Gertrude P Schofield Ernest F Scott C Watson Senerchia Davide Sharkey Edward J Sheehan George J Sheldon George E Shepard Earle A Shippee Everett M Shippee Sarah A Silva Thomas F Silverman Herman N Siniscalchi Secondo Siskind Samuel Smith Frank Smith Leo F

Smith Ward E Soucy Pierre Stinson Roy A Strout Eugene P Szymboswicz Antoni

Tabor B Pierce Talty Michael A Taylor Arthur L Thornton Clara I Tibbitts William C

Tirocchi Frederick A Titus George N Tonge Alice A Trainor Michael A Upham Henry F Vanasse Ulric E

Ventrone Anthony E Vidal Elmina A Vidal George N Wakefield Frank W Wallace George S Wescott George L Whipple Lena Glass Whitford Everett W Whitinan Wayne H Whyte Harold P

Wilde Harry Wilkinson Henry W

Wilson Charles A Winslow Ernest L Woodell Henry F

NEWPORT COUNTY

Adams Richard C

Maynard Leon C Merrill Blanche K

Miner Ralph W Miner Wilfred A Moffat Williamn E

Moore Richard H

Morgan Forrest B

Morgan Marshall

Mottas Intoine I

Murdock Clarence T Murdock Willard C

Murray R Lindley Nadeau Charles H

Nixon Byron H Noble Enoch A Noel Joseph E

Noke Ernest R

Norman James E

O'Neil Viola H

Bernstein Alfred

Boone Alexander S

Bostel Karl

Boyd Helen Brady Wilfred A

Braman Packer

Braman Roger P

Brayton Nathan B

Brown Horace S

Brown Laurence E

Brownell Frederick R

Reddy William E

Reilly Thomas E

Rene Albert J

Reynolds Francis V

Richardson Clarke E

Ritchie William T Roberti Albert

Carr Frank T Jr Caswell Wm F

Champlain Lawrence W

Martin Elizabeth A Martin Mary C

Martin William A Meredith Leroy F Moore Cornelius C

Muenchinger Ethel T

Murphy John A Jr

Murphy Kathryn I

Corcoran Edward J

Cozzens James P

Creinin John Henry

Cummings John L Curry Walter Curtis Henry A

Dannin Robert M

Dawley Perry B

Dawley William S H

Delano John T Jr

Deterra Joseph B Diaz Joseph B

Potter Arthur W 3d Powell T I Hare Proud George H Ramlose James S Rayner Edward Reilly James J Richards Edward M C Riggs Edward O Roderick Mary J Rogers C Hammett Rooney H Lloyd

Integlia Alvina D Jacobson Sadie L '

Jarvis Harold R

Jarvis William E

Johnson Myles J Jones Nathan H

Kaull James T Kavanagh James E

Behan Joseph N

Peacock John Jr

Godfrey William H Gorman Adolph Gorman James A Gorton Harrison M Granfield Richard J Greene Adelbert K

NOTARIES PUBLIC

Rooney James J Ross Grace B Russo Marco A Seabury Benjamin C Shea Edward J Sheffield William P Sherman Arthur A Sherman Edward A Sherman Perry J Sherman William A Shethar Prentice Sisson Francis M

Barr Alexander C

Ferguson John Jr

Barton Alfred C Jr Bateman Everett J

Flynn M Walter Jr Frisella Giuseppe

Birch Hartzell R

Bisset Gilbert S

Bonney John H Bowen Richard M 2d

Brierley Joseph H

Grills Joseph S

Hall John E C

Hall Willard P

Brown Frank E

Healy Gertrude M

Sisson Marian L

Brown Frederick A

Heath Henry G

Slocum Abner L

Brown S Everett

Helliwell Richard A

Smith Albert R

Burdick Henry L

Heline Bernon E

Snyder Annie E

Burdick Horace E

Hendrick Nathaniel G

Hunt James J

Spencer Edward L Stearns Maurice H

Burke Edward M

Kenyon Charles D

Sullivan Jeremiah A

Kenyon Elmer E

Sullivan Jeremiah J

Sullivan John J

Sullivan John P

Casey Stephen J

Kenyon William G

Sullivan Mary P

Caswell W Herbert

Kingsley Everett A

Sullivan Mortimer A

Chadsey Henry R

Kingsley Walter B

Taber James A

Chester Irvine O

Lanphear Joseph E

Tartaglino Domenico C

Clark Henry G

Clark Herbert P

Clarke John G

Lewis Herbert E

Clemens Frank W

Lewis Mary E

Clough Bradlee

Livingstone Harold D

Logan Edgar G

Loughran Thomas W

Macdonald Herbert N

McKenna Francis I

Maines Charles E

Major Basil K

Wilbur Lillian D

Crandall Henry H

Mathewson Everett P

Williams 'Thomas J

Crandall Tacy A

Mewman Louis C

Williamns William Willis Andrew V

Croome Grace S

Mills Olcott G

Mitchell Fred 'T

Ward Frank

Cross Mary E

Mitchell Robert P

Watson Oliver

Watts James O Wellen Louis

Allen Lou Carle Anderson Halfdon

Doane Thomas L

Nichols Frank E

Arnold Charlie H

Dower W Russell

Austin Annie E

Downs Robert 'T

Avery Elivot T

Dows Williamn W

Northrup Amy

York Winslow N

Avery Samuel R

Duffy Mary V

Northrup Edwin L

Young Hilda K

Babcock Edwin S

Dunn John J

Panciera Ernest

Barber Oscar E

Eaton Joseph L

Parker George B

Peck Linus E Peirce John P B Perry Howard B Phillips Wendell Phillips William A Quinlan Mary E Rathbun Herbert W Reynolds Joseph G Reynolds William A Riddell Williamn A Robertson David Robinson Thomas E Roche Clarence E Rodman Ada B Ross Leonard T

Salemino Jaines V Sauer Charles M Shannan Walter E Sherman Evelyn R

Burke James W

Carmichael George A Case Benjamin W

Kenyon Ray B

Sherman Frank W Sisson Madeline M

Sınith Frederick W Smith John

Smith Nathaniel W Spring Hobart W

Surber James M Sutcliffe Helen E Tafuri Joseph J Tefft William E Thomas Frank L Thompson Alex C Thorp Howard E Toscano Jolin P

Thompson James W Thompson Robert W Thurston Benjamin M Walcott William H Watts Frederick A Weaver Pauline K Wheeler Henry Stevens Wilbur Lester E

Collins Arthur K

Couchon Louis

Coy Edward B

Coy Frank W

Crandall Carl F

Crandall Frank L

Crandall Walter E

Mills David E

Wrightington Clarence HI Cross George C

Yampanis George J Yates Heler

Davis Augustus B Jr

Moore Geoffrey L

Moore Harold Q

WASHINGTON COUNTY

Davis Samuel H

Morgan Charles A

Westlake Walter J

Dawley Amos J

Mowry Sumner

Whipple Everett E White Chas A Williams Oliver H

Nichols Harry J Nigrelli James V

Wilson James C

Gaffney Leo C Gough Thomas W Greene Byron P Greene Chas J Griffin Edward W

Briggs Ralph M

Brown Ada R

Brown F Oliver

Burdick John J

Kenyon T Harold

Ledwidge Augustine T L Stenhouse Ernest F Leslie Mary E

Taylor John B

Taylor S Marion

Trainer Rogers E Treat Edith Edna Turano Michael J Vars Clarence A Vars Raymond C Walsh John J

Davis Peter B

Congressional Districts Established by Chapter XVI of the General Laws

First District

Newport, Portsmouth, New Shoreham, James- town. Little Compton, Middletown, Tiverton, Bristol, Warren, Barrington, East Providence and the 1st, 2d, 3d, 4th, 15th, 17th, 18th, 21st, 22d, 23d, 24th, and 25th representative districts of the city of Providence

Second District

Westerly, South Kingstown, North Kingstown, Charlestown, Exeter, Richmond, Hopkinton, North Providence, East Greenwich, West Green- wich, Warwick, West Warwick, Coventry, Crans- ton, Johnston, Scituate, Foster, Narragansett and the 7th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 16th, 19th and 20th representative districts of the city of Providence

Third District

Burrillville, Glocester, North Smithfield, Woon- socket, Smithfield, Cumberland, Lincoln, Central Falls, Pawtucket and the 5th, 6th, 8th, and 9th representative districts of the city of Providence

Senators

Felix Hebert of West Warwick. Term expires March 4, 1935

Jesse H. Metcalf. Term expires March 4, 1931

Representatives

First District-Clarke Burdick, Newport

Second District-Richard S. Aldrich, Warwick Third District-Jeremiah E. O'Connell, Prov :- dence

Legal Holidays in Rhode Island

New Year's Day, January 1st. Washington's Birthday, February 22d. Arbor Day, second Friday in May. Memorial Day, May 30th. Independence Day, July 4th. Labor Day, first Monday in September. Columbus Day, Oct. 12th. State Election Day, Tuesday after the first Monday in No- vember, biennially in the even years. Armistice Day, Nov. 11th. Thanksgiving Day, last Thursday in November. Christmas Day, December 25th. Holidays occurring on Sunday are celebrated the day following

Custom Houses

District of Rhode Island Custom House Building, 24 Weybosset st.

Port of Providence

Collector, Disbursing Agent and Custodian Fed- eral Building, Emery J. SanSouci

Asst. Collector, Acting Disbursing Agent and Acting Custodian, Thomas F. Hull

Deputy Collectors and Clerks, Bernard J. Mc- Sherry, Thomas F. Farrelly, Robert J. Eaton, Hubert B. Cook

Acting Deputy Collectors and Inspectors, Felix D. McCool, J. W. P. Ormond, Andrew E. Ander- sen, W. E. McGunnigle

U. S. Appraisers Stores, Joseph F O'Neill, Clerk

Examiner, John T. Regan

Opener and Packer, Francis J. Cleary

Assistant Custodian Federal Building, Jolin W. Thornton

Office hours from 9 A.M. to 4.30 P.M. daily (Sun- day excepted)

Port of Newport

Deputy Collector in Charge, William H. Walcott Deputy Collector and Inspector, Walter Dring, Jr. Janitor, C. Suinner Rice, Jr.

U. S. Department of Labor-Immigrant Service, William M. Clark; Inspector in charge, Francis J. McGovern; Inspector Custom House Building, Charles L. Humes

United States Officers in Rhode Island

United States District Court

Judge, Ira Lloyd Letts; U. S. District Attorney, Henry M. Boss, Jr .; U. S. Marshal, Howard C. Ar- nold; Clerk, Alice Peckham. Court sits on the fourth Tuesday in May and third Tuesday In No- vember in Federal bldg., at Providence. Referee in Bankruptcy, George J. Sheehan

U. S. Secret Service for District of Rhode Island, Connecticut, East of Connecticut River and Bristol County, Mass.

James E. Fitzpatrick, operative In charge, 407 Federal bldg.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

County Agricultural Agent, 410 Federal bldg. William H. Wood

Federal Highway Engineer, Henry J. McKenney, 504 Federal bldg.

U. S. Weather Bureau-U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Charles S. Wood, Meteorologist, 1512 Turks Head bldg.

Henry T. Peace, Merton P. Mott, Assts.

U. S. Civil Service Commission

Examiner in Charge-Frederick M. Kiely, Sec., rm. 502, Federal bldg.

Naturalization Examiner James Farrell, 405 Federal bldg.

U. S. Public Health Service, Marine Hospital and Quarantine Station Office

Surgeon, Harvey G. Ebert, in charge; Acting Asst. Surgeon, Montafix W. Houghton; Clerk, Arthur E. Dobson, 403 Federal bldg.

U. S. Post Office Inspectors

Charles H. Pendleton, 20S Federal bldg .; Ben- jamln G. Hadfield, 208 Federal bldg.

U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry

Dr. Herbert M. Smith, Inspector in Charge, 409 Federal bldg., Dr. K. G. Cherrington. Lay In- spectors-Robert Howard, Jr., John C. Barnes, G. H. Bucknamn, C. M. Butler, T. E. Carr, P. J. Condon, C. A. Frank, D. B. Kiely, J. A. Nelmes, HI. E. Pettengill, Elmer H. Cole, E. W. Boyce, P. Grourke, E. W. Davls, A. L. Roche, J. F. Hey- worth, T. E. Halpin and William M. Medieros, Jr .; Clerk, George O. Menzies

U. S. Steam Vessel Inspectors

The United States local inspectors of steam vessels at Providence. Inspector of Hulls-Robert B. Clark. Inspector of Boilers-Richard F. Bailey. Assistant Inspectors of Hulls-William F. Driscoll, Frederick S. Walker. Assistant Inspectors of Boilers-Robert E. Coombs, James F. Rawdon. Clerks-Rose S. Melone, Anna E. Cahir

U. S. Internal Revenue Collectors Office. Federal bldg.

The District of Rhode Island comprises the entire State of Rhode Island. The collections are from taxes on income, sales, estates, tobacco, oleomargarine, narcotics and stamps on various documents. The local officials are: Collector- Frank A. Page. Asst. Collector-Henry J. Spooner, 3d. Chief Field Deputy-Frank H. Murphy. Cashier-Henry Frederick. Control Clerk- Charles A. Kelley. Cashier's Bookkeeper-Arthur E. Hudson. Chief Bookkeeper-John A. O'Con- nell. Chief Income Tax Divislon-Chester E. Butts. Asst. Chlef Income Tax-Anthony De- Cesare. Tobacco and Oleomargarine Deputy- Joseph H. Marcus. Chief- Misc. Tax Division- Edward J. Feeley. Personnel Clerk-Edward J. Feeley. Stamp Cierk-Edward Lemay

U. S. Engineer's Office Room 419, New Federal Building.

The Providence, R. I., Engineer District 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 Connecti- cut and the southeastern part of Massachusetts. It lias charge, under the War Department, of the construction and repair of fortificatlon works and of the improvement and maintenance of rivers and harbors

District Engineer in Charge, Major F. S. Skinner; Corps of Engineers, U. S. Army Chief Clerk, Thomas E. McElree

Engineers, Ernest W. Crawley, Arthur J. Ober

Asst. Engineers, C. Arthur Brownell, George W. Hayden, H. A. Whitcomb

Surveyors, Ralph W. Hazard, Thomas P. Regan Clerks, William J. McCormick, Nelson H. Barnes, George L. Cook, George F. Madden, Norman Duck- worth

Messenger, John Benson

Draftsman, H. O. V. Nordquist

Deputy Prohibition Administrator Room 518, Federal Bullding

Deputy Prohibition Administrator, John W.

Morrill

PROVIDENCE, R. I., POST OFFICE EXCHANGE PLACE

WALTER A. KILTON - - Postmaster

WILLIAM J. DUFFY, Jr., Asst. Postmaster and Supt. of Finance

G. LEWIS SAMMIS, Postal Cashier, Room 203

LYMAN H. BURR, Money Order Cashier, Room 103

JONATHAN R. CHILDS, Asst. Cashier, Room 102

JAMES C. ROBERTS, Chief Bookkeeper, Room 204 ALFRED M. HALLIDAY, Supt. of Mails, Room 107

FREDERICK E. ANDERSON, Asst. Supt. of Mails, Room 107 JAMES A. MCDONALD, Asst. Supt. of Mails, Room 107 WILLIAM A. OLNEY, JR, Asst. Supt. of Mails, Room 107

CHARLES J. TIERNEY, Asst. Supt. of Mails, Room 107 FRED E. SCOTT, Examiner of Stations, Room 202A CHARLES M. HOWARD, Examiner of Stations, Room 202A

Secretary of Civil Service Examiners-Section T window No. 1

STAMP DEPARTMENT

Open from 7.30 A.M. to 8 P.M. week days

Stamps for sale at Registry Division when Stamp Division is closed

MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT

Open from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M., except Sundays and legal holidays. Money sent with absolute safety to all parts of the United States and its possessions and certain foreign countries

POSTAL SAVINGS DEPARTMENT

The Providence Post-Office is a Postal Savings Depository. Deposits with the United States Govern- ment are absolutely safe. Withdrawals may be made at any time. Any person ten years old or over may open an account. Any number of dollars may be deposited, and at any time, until the balance to the credit of a depositor amounts to $2,500. Interest at the rate of 2 per cent. a year is allowed

REGISTERED, INSURED AND C. O. D. MAIL

Valuable mail should be registered or insured

Austria, Canada, Cape Verde, Netherlands, Great Britain, Italy, Newfoundland, Portugal, Ecuador, Hungary, Irish Free State, Macao, Norway, Portuguese West Africa and Straits Settlements Parcel Post may be insured

Domestic First, Second and Third class mall and International mail may be registered

Domestic Fourth class (Parcel Post) may be insured; or may be sent C. O. D. to and from money order offices only

Indemnity within prescribed limits will be paid for Registered, Insured and C. O. D. mail wlilch is lost or damaged in the mails

Mexico-Sealed Registered Parcels may be sent C. O. D. to Mexico

Austria-Parcels may be sent to Austria with C. O. D. charges.

Fees charged for money orders issued on domestic form .- Payable in the United States, including Hawaii, Porto Rico and Virgin Islands, U. S. (late Danish West Indies), or in its possessions, embracing the Canal Zone, Guam, the Philippine Islands, and Tutuila (Samoa), also for orders payable in Bermuda, British Gulana, British Honduras, Canada, Cuba and Newfoundland, and in the following islands in the West Indies: Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Martinique, Montserrat, Nevis, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago, and Virgin Islands (British)

Orders for sums not exceeding $2.50. 5 cents Over $20.00 and not exceeding $40.00. .. . . 15 cents

Over 2.50 and not exceeding 5.00. 7 4 Over 40.00 and not exceeding 60.00. .... 18

Over 5.00 and not exceeding 10.00. 10

Over 60.00 and not exceeding 80.00 ..... 20

Over 10.00 and not exceeding 20.00. 12 Over 80.00 and not exceeding 100.00. .... 22

Fees charged for money orders issued on international form .- Payable in Belglum, Bollvla, Brazl], Cape Colony, China, Chile, Costa Rica, Denmark, France, Great Britalı and Ireland, Honduras, Hong- kong, Hungary, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Natal and Zululand, Netherlands, New South Wales, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Orange River Colony, Peru, Queensland. Salvador, South Australia, South West Protectorate, Sweden, Switzerland, Tasmania, the Transvaal, Uruguay, Victoria and Western Australia

PROVIDENCE POST OFFICE

For orders from $0.01 to $10.00.

10 cents

For orders from $50.01 to $60.00.

60 cents

20.01 to

30.00.

70.01 to

80.00.

.80

40.01 to 50.00.

90.01 to 100.00 .. $1.00

Air Mail. Inquire at nearest office for latest rates and service by air mall

POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS

Postal Savings Bank open from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. except Sundays and Holldays

REGISTERED LETTER DEPARTMENT

Registered Letter Department always open, except on legal holidays. Registry fee, 15 cents to $1 00 according to indemnity covered

STATIONS AND BRANCHES OF THE PROVIDENCE R. I. POST OFFICE

Annex Station-Old P. O., 24 Weybosset street. Edric R. Chase, supt

Brown Station-55 Brown, Andrew Johnston, Supt.

Center Station-85 Richmond, Harold J. Ahriveiler, Supt.

Cranston Branch-44 Rolfe, John H. H. Burns, Supt.

East Providence Branch-25 Warren av., Patrick E. Cuff, Superintendent

East Side Station-201 Meeting, Clarence B. Kenyon, Supt.

Edgewood Station-327 Montgomery avenue, Waldo G. Bartlett, Supt.

Elmwood Station-590 Elwood avenue, William D. McCaughey, Supt.

Gaspee Station-10 Beach, John T. Gardner, Supt.

North Station-119 Charles street, Joseph W. Kay, Supt.

Olneyville Station-1611 Westminster street, John J. Cannon, Supt.

Riverside Branch-Riverside, R. I., 10 Lincoln av., Henry M. Weeden, Supt.

Rumford Branch-Greenwood av. and North Broadway, George Crane, Supt.

BUSINESS HOURS AT PROVIDENCE POST OFFICE

Stamp Window-Week days, 7.30 A.M. to & P.M.

Money Order Department-8 A.M. to 6 P.M. except Sundays and holidays

Registry Department-Registry Division is open at all hours except on legal holidays and Sundays

Mailing Division-Open at all times

Carriers' Window-Week days, 7.15 A.M. to 5 P.M.

General Delivery-Week days, 7.30 A.M. to 7 P.M.

Brown University Station, open 8 A.M. to 5.30 P.M .; Edgewood, Elmwood, open 7.30 A.M. to 6 P.M .; East Side, North Olneyville. East Providence, Riverside, open 7 A.M. to 6 P.M .; Rumford, open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Annex, open 8 A.M. to 9 P.M .; Saturdays 8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Center Station, open 9 A. M. to 6.30 P. M.

PROVIDENCE NUMBERED STATIONS

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

No. 1 180 Willard av

No. 30 900 Cranston, Arlington

No. 2 786 North Main

No. 31 1368 Cranston, Cranston

No. 3 99 Spruce

No. 32 1963 Westminster

No. 4 278 Public

No. 33 725 Pontlac av, Eden Park

No. 5 354 Friendship

No. 34 941 Westminster

No. 6 1854 Smith, North Providence

No. 7 590 Charles

No. 8 19 Olneyville sq

No. 9 159 Broadway

No. 10 673 North Broadway, East Providence

No. 11

550 Charles

No. 12

97 Governor

No. 13

129 Putnam

No. 14 309 Smith

No. 43 2739 Pawtucket av, East Providence

No. 15 594 Westminster

No. 16

163 Academy av

No. 17

219 Manton av

No. 45

1723 Cranston, Cranston

No. 18 49 Pocasset av

No. 48 1538 Smith, N Providence

No. 20 1701 Mineral Spring av, N. Providence

No. 21 1011 Eddy

No. 50 87 Pawtuxet av, Norwood

No. 51 506 Elmwood av

No. 23 910 Manton av

No. 52 2206 Broad, Pawtuxet

No. 24 49 Camp

No. 53 515 Warwick av, Lakewood

No. 54 187 Messer

No. 55 236 Charles

No. 27 675 Smith

No. 56 785 North Broadway, East Providence

No. 57 122 Taunton av, East Providence

10.01 to 20.00

60.01 to 70.00.

30.01 to 40.00.

80.01 to 90.00. 90

No. 25 1250 Warwick av, Warwick

No. 26 274 Webster av

No. 28 734 Park av., Auburn

No. 39

99 Hope

No. 40 1385 Plainfield, Thornton

No. 41 385 Atwells av

No. 42 293 Bourne av, Phillipsdale

No. 44

143 Smith

No. 46 295 Atwells av

No. 19 87 Vandewater

No. 49 675 Pralrle av

No. 22 782 Broad

No. 35 193 Atwells av

No. 36 736 Hope

No. 37 396 Douglas av

No. 38 275 Pocasset av

Domestic Postage Rates.

First Class .- Letters and all matter sealed so that It cannot be examined without breaking the seal, except proprietary articles of merchandise, in simplest mercantile form, not in themselves unmallable. Postage 2 cents per ounce or fraction for United States (Including Hawali, Porto Rico, Guam, Canal Zone and the Philippine Archipelago or Tutuila, Mexico, Canada, Cuba and Republic of Panama). At least one rate (2 cents) must be prepaid to Insure forwarding, except to Cuba and Republic of Panama. Gov- ernment postal cards, United States, Cuba, Mexico, Canada and Republic of Panama, 1 cent. Post cards, private maillng cards, printed and prepared for mailing for the public, require 1 cent postage. Letters and postal cards can be forwarded from one post office to another without additional prepayment of post- age. All other matter can be forwarded only by prepayment of additional postage. Registry of first- class matter, 15 cents to $1.00. Return receipt on elther registered or insured matter a fee of 3 cents Is charged

PROVIDENCE POST OFFICE

The two cent per ounce rate also applies to letters for England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Bermuda, Canada, Caymen Islands, Cuba, Haiti, Hawaii, Spain, Mexico. Porto Rico, Republic of Panama, Caicos Island, Cook Island, Paraguay, Turks Island, Uruguay, Canary Islands, Guatemala, Labrador, U. S. Naval Hospital at Yokahama, Bahamas, Barbados, British Guiana, British Honduras, Dominican Repub- lic, Dutch West Indies, Leeward Islands (Antigue with Barbuda and Redonda, StKitts or StChristopher, Nevis with Anguila, Dominica, Montserrat and the Virgin Islands, British), Newfoundland, New Zea- land, Trinidad, including Tobago, Winward Islands (Grenada, StVincent, StGrenadines, StLucia), Bolivia, Columbia, Honduras, Nicaragua and Peru, Alaska, Argentina, Aruba, Bonaire, Brazil, Canal Zone, Costa Rica, Curacao, Ecuador, Guam, Jamaica, Leeward Island, Philippines, Saba (Dutch West Indies), Salva- dor, Samoa, StMartin's (Dutch part), StCroix, StThomas, StEustatius, Virgin Islands, U. S., Venzuela

Second Class-Unsealed .- Rate, 1 cent for each 2 ounces or fraction thereof. Full prepayment required. This rate applies to newspapers and other periodical publications bearing notice of entry of second-class matter, etc., when they are mailed by the public

Third Class .- All mailable matter not included in first or second class when sent in packages weighing up to and including 8 ounces. Rate, 1} cents for each two ounces or fraction; except books, catalogues, seeds, plants, bulbs, scions, etc., up to 8 ounces, may be transmitted in the mails for the U S with postage prepaid at 1 cent for two ounces or fraction thereof. The limit of weight of packages of this class is 8 ounces

Fourth Class Matter .- See Parcel Post Information

Special Handling of Fourth Class Matter .- Guarantees the same handling to parcel post matter that first-class matter receives, for which the following fees are charged Not more than two pounds. . 10 cents Over two pounds and not more than ten pounds ... . 15 cents Over ten pounds. 20 cents

Special Delivery-Fees, Letters and matter paid at first-class rates. Fee up to two pounds, 10 cents. Two pounds to 10 pounds, 20 cents. Over 10 pounds, 25 cents

Other Than First Class-Not more than two pounds, 15 cents. Over two pounds to ten pounds, 25 cents. Exceeding 10 pounds, 35 cents, in addition to postage.

Insured fee of fourth-class matter

5 cent indemnity not to exceed $5.00 25.00

8 cent

10 cent ..

50.00

25 cent

to 100.00

RATES OF POSTAGE

PARCEL POST INFORMATION

Parcels weighing eight ounces or less are third class and mailable at the rate of 1} cents for each two ounces or fraction thereof, except books, catalogs, seeds, plants, bulbs, scions which are subject to postage at the rate of 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Parcels weighing more than 8 ounces are mailable at the following pounds rates, a fraction of a pound being considered a full pound.

Zones

Ist

2nd

3rd

4th

5th

6th

7th

8th

Weight in pounds

Local

Up to 50

miles

50 to 150

miles

· miles

600 to 1000

miles

1000 to

1400 to

1800 miles

Over 1800

miles

$0.07

$0.08

$0.09

$0.10

$0.12

$0.13

.08

.10

.12

.15

.18

.22

.25

.08

.09

.12

.16

.21

.26

.32

.37

.09

.10

.14

.20

.27

.34

.42

.49

.09

.11

.16

.24

.33

.42

.52

.61

.10

.12

.18

.28

.39

.50

,62

.73

.10

.13

.20

.32

.45

.58

.72

.85

.11

.14

.22

.36

.51

.66

.82

.11

.15

.21

.40

.57

.74

.92

1.09

.12

.16

.26

.44

.63

.82

1.02

1.21

.12

.17

.28

.48

.69

.90

1.12

1.33

.13

.18

.30

.52

.75

.98

1.22

1.45

.13

.19

.32

.56

.81

1.06

1.32

1.57

.14

.20

.34

.60

1.14

1.42

1.69

.14

.21

.36

.64

.93

1.22

1.52

1.81

16.

.15

.22

.38

.68

.99

1.30

1.62

1.93

17.

.15

.23

.40

.72

1.05

1.38

1.72

2.05

.16

.24

.42

.76

1.11

1.46

1.92

2.29

20.

.17

.26

.46

.84

1.23

1.62

2.02

2.41

.17

.27

.48

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The Providence Directory and Rhode Island State Business Directory, 1930, Part 10

Author: Publication date: 1930 Publisher: Sampson & Murdoch Company Number of Pages: 1574

Author:
Publication date: 1930
Publisher: Sampson & Murdoch Company
Number of Pages: 1574