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TRUSTEES OF THE N. E. SOUTHERN CONFERENCE OF THE M. E. CHURCH, 59 Arlington av. Pres., Rev. William L. Ward; Sec., Rev. J. Francis Cooper; Treas., Henry A. Fifleld, 59 Arlington av.
TURKS HEAD CLUB. Pres., Archibald C. Matteson; Vice Prests., Charles W. Eastwood and Fletcher P. Burton; Treas., William M. Trafton; Sec., Martin S. Fanning, 76 Westininster, rin. 401
TYPOGRAPHICAL, Local No. 33. Meets fourth Sunday at 2 o'clock at 14 Green st. Head- quarters, 86 Weybosset, rm 26. Sec. and Treas., Frank J. Mahon
TYPOTHETÆ THE OF RHODE ISLAND INC. Meets monthly. Executive Sec., Richard H. Moore, 58 Weybosset, rm. 306; Treas., Isaac F. Chase
UNION OF THE HOLY NAME SOCIETIES. Diocese of Providence. Rev. W. A. Hlekey, Spirit- ual Director; Pres., Dr. Joseph P. Masslcotte; Treas., Horace F. Tessler; Sec., Michael L. Coffey, 282 Doyle av.
UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS OF AMERICA. Providence Council, No. 67. Meets the second Saturday of every month at 48 Snow. Senlor Counsellor, Joseph A. McGarry; Sec. and Treas., L. M. Graves, P. O. Box No. 1206, Provi- dence
UNITED LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF RHODE ISLAND, 170 Westminster, rin. 411 Pres., Mrs. Royal C. Taft; Sec., Miss Harriet S. Clark; Treas., Miss Alice L. Weeeks
UNIVERSITY CLUB. Pres., Albert A. Baker; Sec., Edward G. Fletcher, 219 Benefit; Treas., Harry H. Goss
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB OF PROVI- DENCE. Pres., Harold G. Calder; Vlee Pres. William B. Slater; Sec., Arthur Sisson, 73 Dyer; Treas., Clarence W. Stowell; Librarian, Frank II. Ackrill; Directors, Preston F. Arnold, Earl P. Perkins, Walter R. Morris, William R. Dewart; Asst. Librarlans, Earl C. Tyler and Bernard B. Raymond; Musical Director, Berrick Schloss
VERDANDI MALE CHORUS. 30 volces. Re- hearsals every Thursday evening at 116 Dorrance. Director, Oscar Ekeberg; Sec., J. Osterberg, 2 Charles Field court
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SOCIETIES, ETC.
WANNAMOISETT COUNTRY CLUB. Pres., Frank N. Phillips; Vice Pres., Ralph S. Richards; Sec. and Treas., Kenneth J. Tanner, 26 Custom House st.
WASHINGTON PARK YACHT CLUB, foot of Alabama av. Organized 1902. Meets first Wednesday in April, July and September. Annual meeting last Wednesday in October. Sec. and Treas., L. C. Farnsworth, 173 Vermont av.
WOMAN'S BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY OF RHODE ISLAND. Annual meeting in April. Pres., Mrs. Ella E. Stanton, Providence; Treas., Mrs. Dexter Bellows, Pawtucket; Sec., Mrs. Frank Rector, Pawtucket
WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION OF R. I. Headquarters, 75 Westminster, rm. 40. Executive Board meets last Friday of every other month. Annual meeting second week in October. Pres., Mrs. Grace P. Barber; Rec. Sec. Mrs. Idella B. Kent; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Ruth E. Richardson, 85 Brewster; Treas., Lena W. Sparks
WOMEN'S JOINT LEGISLATIVE COM- MITTEE OF RHODE ISLAND. Chairman, ' Mrs. James Earle Cheesman; Vice Chairman, Mrs. Jeremiah J. Fennessy; Treas., Mrs. Philip S. Carey ; Sec., Mrs. George M. Bronson, 16 Argyle, Arling- ton
WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB OF RHODE ISLAND, 63 Washington. Honorary Pres., Mrs. Edward S. Moulton; Pres., Mrs. Harold J. Gross; Vice Presidents, Mrs. Caesar Misch, Mrs. Horace P. Beck, Mrs. Martha A. Gardner; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Roger W. Cooke; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Howard W. Farnum, Chepachet; Treas., Miss Bertha C. Johnson
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA- TION, 54 Jackson. Residence, 254 Washington. Lunch Box, 74 Weybosset. Summer Camp, Cona- nicut Park. International Institute, 241 Weybos- set. Gen. Sec., Irma E. Finley. Annual meeting in February
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PROVIDENCE DIRECTORY, FOR YEAR ENDING APRIL 1931
Information
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State of Rhode Island, Etc.
STATE ELECTION EVEN YEAR ON THE First Tuesday after the First Monday in November Biennially
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State Government ORGANIZED ON THE First Tuesday in January Biennially
STATE GOVERNMENT 1929-1930
His Excellency NORMAN S. CASE, of Providence Governor
Lieut. Governor-JAMES G. CONNOLLY
Secretary of State-ERNEST L. SPRAGUE, of Cranston. Attorney-General-BENJAMIN M. McLYMAN, of Providence. General Treasurer-GEORGE C. CLARK, of Providence
Executive Secretary-THOMAS W. WILLIAMS State Auditor-PHILIP H. WILBOUR, of Little Compton
Senate
His Honor NORMAN S. CASE, Governor and ex-officio, President His Honor JAMES G. CONNOLLY, Lieutenant-Governor and ex-officio President of the Senate Hon. HERBERT D. SLOCUM, President of the Senate, pro tempore Hon. ERNEST L. SPRAGUE, Secretary of State and ex-officio Secretary of the Senate FRANCIS J. BRADY, of Providence, Clerk DAVID C. ADELMAN, Recording Clerk
Barrington-Henry P. Stone Bristol-David W. Coggeshall Burrillville-Eugene N. Granger Central Falls-Joseph Cadorette Charlestown-Mrs. L. Mowry Schlesinger Coventry-Ambrose H. Nicholas Cranston-Harry T. Bodwell Cumberland-Patrick P. Cullen E. Greenwich-Frank O. Berg- strom
East Providence-Daniel F. Mc- Laughlin
Exeter-Stephen A. Sweet
Foster-Lester P. Simmons
Glocester-Arthur T. S. Phette- place Hopkinton-Samuel R. Avery
Jamestown-John E. Hammond Johnston-Harry A. Sanderson Lincoln-Russell H. Handy Little Compton-Frederick R. Brownell Middletown-James R. Chase Narragansett-Adelbert L.North- rup
Newport-John H. Nolan
New Shoreham-Henry K. Lit- tlefield
North Kingstown-Herbert D. Slocum
North Providence-Arthur Cush- ing
North Smithfield-Edgar F. Hamlin
Pawtucket-Peter A. Cruise Portsmouth-William H. Van- derbilt
Providence-Maurice Robinson Richmond-Charles S. Weaver Scituate-Alfred G. Chaffee Smithfield-Earl M. Irons South Kingstown-Samuel R. Robinson
Tiverton-James W. Robertshaw Warren-George S. Bullock Warwick-John Peacock, Jr. Westerly-Howard E. Thorp
W. Greenwich-Frederic C. Fish West Warwick-Robert E. Quinn Woonsocket-Edouard B. Bel- humeur
House of Representatives
Honorable Speaker, ROY RAWLINGS of Richmond Deputy Speaker, CHARLES R. EASTON of Providence
Reading Clerk, JAMES O. McMANUS
Barrington-Henry E. Fowler
Bristol-Thomas H. Alexander G. Fales
Byrnes,
Burrillville-James F. Dwire, Henry Lapan
Central Falls-Leopold L. May- nard, George R. Humes, Christoplier J. Corrigan, Philias Chartier, Raymond J. Kennedy
Charlestown-Cleveland Carpen- ter
Coventry-Loren E. Hopkins
Cranston- John E. Bolan, Harry Sandager, Charles E. Hart, Henry W. Schroeder
Cumberland-Richard H. East- wood, Alexander Marshall East Greenwich-Daniel How- land
East Providence-Clarence H. Horton, Richard D. Windsor, Pardon W. S. Brownell
Exeter-Joseph H. Brown Foster-William A. Henry Glocester-George D.Greenhalgh
Recording Clerk, JAMES O. McMANUS Hopkinton-Clifford E. Perrin Jamestown-Lewis W. Hull Jolinston-Charles T. Toomey Lincoln-George Auge, Harold I. Huey
Little Compton-C. Furneaux Sisson Middletown-Henry C. Sherman Narragansett-Frederick R. Haz- ard
Newport-Herbert Bliss Fletcher, W. Lawton, William A. Maher, James J. Martin, John H. Scannevin
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STATE GOVERNMENT
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Continued
New Shoreham-Giles P. Dunn, jr
North Kingstown-John P. B. Pierce North Providence-George W. Parrott
North Smithfield-William J. Thibodeau Pawtucket-James Whittaker, Edward J. Bigoness, Patrick B. McCaughey, James J. Garvey, Nathan Bowen, Charles L. W. Gabbi, Thom- as P. McCoy, Henry G. Nes- bitt, Fred A. Dary, William D. Strachan Portsmouth-B. Earl Anthony
Providence-Frank E.
Ballou,
Vincenzo J. Beraducci, Charles Brown, Edward C.
Brown, Thomas A. Cahir, Charles R. Easton, Harry Horovitz, Peter F. Hughes, James H. Klernan, Edward S. Macomber, Joseph Smith, Frank J. Joseph, Philip E. Cunningham, Frederick To- relli, Frederick E. Finneran, John E. Murtough, Bernard I. McElroy, Michael P. Mc- Laughlin, Charles A. Mc- Vey, Ira Marcus, James H. Matthews, Charles F. Moss, Eugene H. Mulvey, Mrs. Isabelle Ahearn O'Nelll, Wil- bur A. Scott, J. Frank Sullivan Richmond-Roy Rawlings Scituate-Harry J. Hall Smithfield-Charles A. Steere
South Kingstown-Charles B.
Champlin
Tiverton-George D. Lewis Warren-Hector Asselin Warwick-William T. Ritchie, Vincenzo R. Senerchia Westerly-Clifford W. Campbell, John M. O'Connell
West Greenwich-Clyde S. Fish West Warwick-Horace L. Pe- trarca, Orrin C. Lyon, Wil- liam E. Reddy
Woonsocket-Alfred Farley, Wil- liam F. Fox, Richard Her- rick, Alphonse G. LeBlanc, Edward J. Moran, Hormls- das E. Morin, William E. Rynn, Arthur W. StOnge
State Commissioner of Finance Room 301
Frederick S. Peck, Commissioner
State Sealer of Weights, Measures & Balances State Office bldg., Room 20 William F. Goodwin, State Sealer
State Board of Public Roads State Office bldg., rm. 112
Providence County-Abram L. Atwood, Provi- dence; for the term ending January 31, 1935
Kent County-Joseph P. Burlingame, Warwick; for the term ending January 31, 1931
Washington County-B. Frank Robinson, South Kingstown; for the term ending January 31, 1932 Bristol County-John W. Hanley, Warren; term ending January 31, 1933
Newport County-George R. Lawton, Tiverton; for the term ending January 31, 1934 George R. Wellington, Clerk George H. Henderson, Engineer Daniel A. Cargill, Bridge Engineer
State Board of Accountancy
Earl S. Clark, C. P. A., Cranston; Ernest F. Goodman, C. P. A., Providence; Ralph R. Bradley, C. P. A., Providence
Bank Commissioners
State Office bldg., rm. 310
George H. Newhall, Commissioner, Providence Edward J. Littlefield, Deputy Commissioner, Providence
Bank Examiners, Warren L. Offer, John T. Pol- lard, Ralph L. Sayles, Albert B. Jeffers, Jolin T. Marshall, Jr.
Metropolitan Park Commission
State Office bldg., rm. 316
Edwin A. Burlingame, Providence; Frank Drew, Secretary and Supt., Providence; John M. Dean, Cranston; Robert A. Kenyon, Pawtucket; Jolın A. Tillinghast, Providence; William McGregor, Paw- tucket
Commissioners of Inland Fisheries
Theophile Guerin. Woonsocket, Pres .; John L. Curran, Providence; Jolm C. Cosseboom, Sec., Woonsocket; J. Alton Barker, Treas., Newport; Julian T. Crandall, Hopkinton; Irving P. Hudson, Phenlx; J. Walter Mills, Cranston; Supt., Rowland P. Bowen, Lafayette
Commissioners of Shell Fisheries
State Office bldg., rmn. 306
Edward Atclilson, Slatersville; Providence Co .; Russell C. C. Dubois, Barrington, Bristol Co .; Henry K. Littlefield, Block Island, Newport Co .; Milton Duckworth, Charlestown, Washington Co .; Charles F. Brooks, Coniinlcut, Kent Co .; Arthur L. Smith, Clerk
Harbor Commission
State Office bldg., rın. 310
Harry E. Windsor, Providence, Chalrman; George M. Hull, Fletcher W. Lawton, Newport; Willis Toble, Secretary
Commissioners of Pilots
Joseph L. Eaton, N. Kingstown; Henry A. Evers, Cranston; Giles P. Dunn, jr., New Shoreham
Insurance Department State Office bldg., rm. 107
Philip H. Wilbour, Insurance Commissloner; Robert S. Burlingame, Deputy Insurance Com- missioner; Examiner, James G. Angell, Providence; John A. Corey, Warwick
State Board of Soldiers' Relief Room 114, State House
Governor Norman S. Case, Chairman; George C. Clark, Gen. Treas .; Arthur C. Cole, Adjutant- General, all ex-officio; Robert M. Pollard, Ezra Dixon, Charles O. Smith, Luke H. Callan, Charles H. Bowden, Sydney D. Harvey, Frederlek A. Burt, Secretary; Jeremiah I. Greene, Samuel A. Whelden, Willis C. Metcalf
Department of Agriculture Room 310, State House
Commissioner of Agriculture-Prof. Harry R. Lewis; Advisory Council: Russell Grinnell, Walter Rodinan, Win. W. Carpenter, Nicholas S. Winsor, Joseph A. Peckham, Borden C. Anthony, Daniel A. Clarke, Charles J. Cole, Isaac L. Sherman, Charles C. Reynolds, Thomas G. Mathewson
Bureau of Animal Industry
Dr. Thomas E. Robinson, Chlef of the Bureau; Dr. R. G. Lawton, U. S. Inspector
Cattle Commissioners
Benjamin A. Church for Bristol County; Howard E. Balley for Kent County; William B. Dennls for Little Compton and TIverton County; Henry C. Anthony, jr. for Newport County; Henry S. Tur- ner for Providence County; Z. Herbert Gardner for Washington County
Bureau of Entomology and Plant Pest Control
Prof. A. E. Stene, Chief of the Bureau; Harry Horovitz, Chief Inspector and Supt. Field Work; Alvin Lannon, Foreman; A. W. Hurford, Federal Blister Rust Agent
Bureau of Markets State Office bldg., rni. 307
Melvin H. Brightman, Chlef of the Bureau
Bureau of Forestry
Leon D. Andrews, Chief of the Bureau Chief Milk Inspector
Commissioner, Harry R. Lewis
Chief Inspector of Apiaries Prof. A. E. Stene
Board of Tax Commissioners State Office bldg., rm. 320
Zenas W. Bliss, Chairman; Frank F. Davis, Secretary, Edward L. Leahy Edward P. Tobie, Chief Clerk; Harold W. James, Inheritance Tax Atty .; John C. Bucklin, Providence, Inheritance Tax Clerk
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STATE GOVERNMENT
Public Welfare Commission
State Office bldg., rm. 127
Dr. John Champlin, Westerly, Chairman; Mrs. Pearl M. T. Remington, Vice Chairman; George T. Gorton, Secretary; Mrs. Alfred J. Miller, Newport; Dr. George R. Smith, N. Smithfield; Robert C. N. Monahan, Pawtucket; John E. Bolan, Cranston; Ezra Dixon, Bristol; Alice M. Mullen, Providence; George H. Haines, Purchasing Agent; Egbert W. Lowe, Fiscal Agent; Louis H. Putnam, Director State Institutions; William J. Harper, State Proba- tion Officer; Helen A. Powers, State Director; Mothers Aid, Anna I. Griffith, Director Children's Bureau
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Edgar F. Hamlin, M.D., N. Smithfield; Clifford H. Griffin, M.D., Providence; Pasquale F. Mar- tucci, D. C., Smithfield
Narcotics Drug Board
Alexander Marshall, M. D., Cumberland; Mrs. Isabelle Ahern O'Neill, Providence; Edgar F. Hamlin, M.D., N. Smithfield; Joseph P. Cahill, Providence; Eugene M. Granger, M.D., Burrillville
Public Utilities Commission
State Office bldg., rm. 102
Wm. C. Bliss, Chairman, E. Providence; Samuel E. Hudson, Woonsocket; Robert F. Rodman, N. Kingstown; George A. Carmichael, Sec., Charles- town
Commissioner of State Printing
Alfred G. Chaffee, Providence. Appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate
Board of Examiners of Barbers
State Office bldg., rm. 6
Joseph R. Russell, West Warwick; Joseph M. Caputl, Providence; Bonaventure Gerberville, Newport
State Returning Board
Charles H. Sparks, Warren; John W. Ramsbot- tom, Pawtucket; William A. Needham, John C. Dunn, Providence; James M. Stockett, jr., Lester W. Cory, Tiverton
Inspectors of Steam Boilers State Office bldg., rm. 20
Epher W. Farmer, Auburn; Daniel E. McMahon, Deputy, Pawtucket
Inspector of Meat James M. Armstrong, East Providence
Board of Food and Drug Commissioners Room 16, State House
Michael H. Corrigan, Providence; Franklin N. Strickland, Providence; Lester S. Walling, Barring- ton
Board of Parole
Governor Norman S. Case, ex-officio; Charles P. Sissons, ex-officio; Egbert W. Lowe, Agent of State Charities and Corrections Commission, ex- officio; Barnes Newberry, Providence; Joseph P. Massicotte, Providence; Michael P. Milan, M.D., Providence; George T. Gorton, Pawtucket; Sec- retary of State Public Welfare Commission; Charles E. Linscott, Warden of State Prison
State Board of Registration in Embalming
Chester A. Gilbert, Woonsocket; Charles A. Hambly, Newport; Arthur W. Heroux, Central Falls
State House Commission
Harry Parsons Cross, Chairman, Providence; Robert H. I. Goddard, Edward H. Ratlıbun; Sec. William E. Husband
State Law Revision Commissioner Room 307A, State House
Harold A. Andrews, Commissioner
Commissioners of Birds
Providence County-Everett L. Walling, Chair- man, N. Smithfield
Kent County-Everett L. Barrus, Warwick Washington County-Jolin Barlow, S. Kingstown Bristol County-Alexander G. Fales, Bristol Newport County-Clifton L. Tallman, Newport
Chief Factory Inspector State Office bldg., rm. 9
J. Ellery Hudson, Coventry
Asst. Factory Inspectors State Office bldg., rm. 9
Joseph San Souci, Deputy Chief, Woonsocket; Gardiner B. Reynolds, Newport; Mrs. Marie A. Gagnon, Henry L. Slide
State Board of Labor
State Office bldg., rm. 318
Edward L. Byers, Commissioner, East Provi- dence; Christopher M. Dunn, Deputy Commission- er, Providence; Edwin O. Chase, Providence; John H. Powers, Cumberland; William C. Fisher, Provi- dence; Albert E. Hohler, Pawtucket
State Board of Veterinarians
Thomas E. Robinson, Westerly; James M. Armstrong, East Providence; John S. Pollard, Providence; Sec., Charles T. Frey, West Warwick; Chairman, Christopher Horsman, Newport
Board of Examiners of Trained Nurses
Niles Westcott, M.D., Providence, President; Evelyn C. Mulrenan, Secretary; William O. Rice, M.D., Providence; Ellen M. Selby, Pawtucket; Lucy C. Ayres, Woonsocket
Board of Examiners in Optometry
William J. Carr, Providence; Rodolphe L. Desaul- niers, Woonsocket; Carl Jagolinzer, Providence; Alphonse J. Lenoir, Pawtucket; Sereno W. Wood- hull, Newport
Board of Managers of the Rhode Island State College
Zenas W. Bliss, Providence Co .; Charles Estes, Bristol Co .; Thomas G. Mathewson, Kent Co .; Robert S. Burlingame, Newport Co .; Mrs. L. Mowry Schlesinger, Washington Co .; Harry E. Lewis, appointed by State Board of Agriculture; Walter E. Ranger, Commissioner of Education, ex-officio
Board of Trustees State Sanatorium
Benjamin F. Downing, 3d, Newport; Frederic P. Gorham, Providence; Thomas J. Smith, M.D., Cumberland; Frank N. Phillips, Providence; Arthur Ingraham, Burrillville
Board of Purification of Water State Office bldg., rm. 327
Thomas H. Connolly, Warren, Chairman; Giles W. Easterbrooks, Harold T. Merriman; W. Louis Frost, Providence, Secretary, 327 State Office bldg.
State Assayer of Liquors Albert Fenner, Providence
State Board of Education
Rooms 11-12, State House
Established March 22, 1870. His Excellency, Norman S. Case, Providence, ex-officio; Lieut. Gov. James G. Connolly, Pawtucket; E. Charles Francis, Woonsocket; Rev. Matthias A. Hebert, Pawtucket; Frank Hill, Hopkinton; Mrs. Mira H. Hoffman, Barrington; William A. Peckham, New- port; Frederick Rueckert, Providence; William L. Sharpe, East Greenwich; Walter E. Ranger, Com- missioner of Education, Secretary, ex-officio. The above with Commissioner, constitute the Board of Trustees of the R. I. College of Education. Office State House, Providence
State Board of Hairdressing and Cosmetic Therapy
Louise M. Merrill, Chairman; Lucy E. Bourn, M.D., 224 Thayer, Sec .; Mary R. Warnock, Treas., State Office bldg., rm. 301
State Record Commissioner
Herbert O. Brigham, Librarian and State Record Commissioner; Edith M. Tilley, Deputy; Eliza S. Daniels, Clerk
State Athletic Commission State Office bldg., rm. 4
Edward C. Foster, Chairman; Joseph Donahue, Secretary; Thomas Boyle, Max Saugy
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STATE GOVERNMENT-R I MILITIA
State Board of Pharmacy
Room 15, State House
William R. Fortin, Pawtucket, Pres .; Michael H. Corrigan, Providence, Sec .; Eari H. Mason, East Providence, Vice Pres .; Howard A. Pearce, Providence; Herve J. Brunelle, Woonsocket; Thomas E. Hunt, Clarence E. Vars. Office, State House, Providence
Bureau of Prohibition Room 506, Federal bldg. George E. Golding, Special Agent in cliarge
Bureau of Information State House, rm. 319A
Iloward W. Preston, Director
State Board of Registration in Dentistry
Pres., Albert L. Midgley; Rudolph H. Vadenais, Woonsocket; Jolin A. Teeden, Pawtucket; Albert H. Spicer, jr., Westerly; William J. Clegg, Provi- dence
Commissioner of Dams and Reservoir State House, Room 12 Edward O. Greene, Providence
State Board of Health
President, William F. Williams, M. D., Bristol; John Champlin, jr., Westerly; Joseph M. Bennett, M. D., Providence; Tironias J. Mclaughlin, M.D., Woonsocket; R. Morton Smith, M.D., River Point; Berton W. Storrs, M.D., Portsmouth; Sec., Byron U. Richards, Pawtucket. Office, State Office bldg., room 319, Providence
Trustees of the R. I. School for the Deaf
Hls Excellency, Governor Norman S. Case, member ex-officio; Lleut .- Gov. James G. Connoiiy, Benjamin T. Peck, Providence; Mrs. Katherine M. Hahn, Providence; Horace P. Beck, M.D., Newport; John F. McAlevy, Pawtucket; Edward B. Aldrich, Warwick; Gertrude J. Jennings, Crans- ton; Joseph S. Gendron, Pawtucket; Mrs. Sarah E. Bernkopf, Providence; John P. Carroll, Provi- dence, Sec.
Boundary Line Commission
Edward H. Rathbun, Woonsocket; Everett A. Kingsley, Westerly; Pierre J. Fleurant, Woon- socket
State Schools (Under control of State Board of Education)
R. I. College of Education
Gaspee street, Providence; President, John L. Alger. (For Board of Trustees see State Board of Education)
State Institutions
Director-Louls H. Putnam, State House
Public Welfare Commission-George T. Gorton Sec., State House
Purchasing Agent-George H. Halnes, Howard, R. I.
Fiscal Agent-Egbert W. Lowe; office, State House
Rhode Island State Reformatory for Women- Supt., Kate Kobelsperger, Howard
Superintendent State Hospital for Mental Dis- eases-Arthur P. Noyes, M.D., Howard, R. I.
Assistant Superintendent, State Hospital for Mental Diseases-Geo. B. Coon, M.D.
Warden State Prison and Keeper Providence County Jail-Charles E. Linscott, Howard, R. I. State Probation Officer-William J. Harper
Deputy Warden State Prison-Frank A. Crosby, Howard, R. I.
Superintendent Sockanosset School for Boys- Roy L. Mclaughlin, Howard, R. I.
Superintendent Oaklawn School for Girls-Act- ing Supt., Mrs. Jennie E. Mors, Oak Lawn, R. I.
Medical Superintendent State Infirmary-Karl B. Sturgis, M.D., Howard, R. I .; Asst. Supt., John M. Anderson, M.D.
Religious Instructors State Institutions-Rev. John A. Sullivan, Rev. Cornelius O'Maloney, Rev. Arthur W. Burdon, Rabbl, Israel M. Goldman
Supt. Exeter School-Joseph II. Ladd, M. D., Lafayette, R. I.
Supt. State Home and School, 1142 Smith. Provl- dence, R. I .- Francis H. Coone, M.D.
Psychologist-Lotta M. Karpeles
Psychiatrist-Jolin E. Donley, M.D.
RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL GUARD
Commander-in-Chief
Governor and Commander-in-Chief-Norman S. Case, Providence
Adjutant General's Department Adjutant General's Office, 117 State House, Providence Col. Artiiur C. Cole, Centredale, R. I.
Quartermaster Corps
Major, James D. Welis, 115 State House, Provl- dence; Capt., Arthur S. Vaughn, 1155 Westminster street, Providence; 1st Lieut., Edward E. Haire, Providence
Judge Advocate General's Dept.
Major, Edward J. Noons, Providence; Captain, Henry D. C. Dubois, Cranston
Ordnance Department Major, Archer F. Williams, Providence
Inspector General's Department
Capt., Alexander H. Johnson, City Hall, Provl- dence
243d Coast Artillery (H. D.)
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Col., Cyrii L. D. Welis; Lieut .- Col., John J. Coi- lins; Capt., Harold I. Riley; Capt., Henry F. Moore; Capt., John A. Toohey (Chaplain); 2d Lieut., Joseph A. Labbee, Jr.
Headquarters Battery
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
1st Lieut., Robert E. Thornton; 2d Lieut., Al- fred D. Haigh
Headquarters, 1st Battalion
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Major, Earl C. Webster; 2d Lieut., Edward L. Walker
BATTERY A
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Capt., Walter F. Parker; 2d Lieut., William V. Mason; 2d Lleut., Robert E. McMillan
BATTERY B
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Capt., Joseph F. Frappler; 1st Lieut., Robert J. Lloyd; 2d Lieut., Archie V. Meister
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RHODE ISLAND MILITIA
BATTERY C Headquarters, State Armory, Bristol
Capt., Ray S. Black; 2d Lieut., Albert A. Moren; 2d Lieut., James J. Garvin
Headquarters, 2d Battalion
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Major, John F. Datson; 2d Lieut., Herman C. Finegold
BATTERY D
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
1st Lieut., Harry O. V. Nordquist; 2d Lieut., Raymond Fletcher; 2d Lieut., Bernard E. Conway
BATTERY E Headquarters, State Armory, Westerly Capt., Elvin J. Andrews; 1st Lieut., Francis N Spry; 2d Lieut., Elmer R. Sherman
BATTERY F Headquarters, State Armory, Woonsocket Capt., James A. Murphy; 1st Lieut., Arthur G. Lagace; 2d Lieut., James T. Commons
Headquarters, 3d Battalion
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence
Major, John L. Daneker; 2d Lieut., Walter S. Pride
BATTERY G
Headquarters, Cranston St. Armory, Providence Capt., Ernest W. Moore; 1st Lieut., Joseph W. Vivier; 2d Lieut., Leon A. Laberge
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