The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-05
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
Many New Mayors and Other officials laaugu
rated Yesterday.

Boston, Jan. I'm many New Eng
land cities. yesterday and last evening,
were inaugurated the municipal Off.
cials chosen for the ensuing year. The
ceremonies were uniformly the same,
consisting in the administration of the
oath OF Office to the incoming ofilcias and
the reading of annual reports and inaug-
ural messages. Following are some OF
the new officials inaugurated
Malden-President of the common
council, Charles A. White; clerk, George
A. Gardner; chairman of the board of
aldermen, Thomas Savage; city treas
urer, George Z. Hitchcock; city clerk.
Leverett d. Holden.
North ADMINISTRATION Of the com.
mon council. Colonel John Bracewell;
city clerk. Charles s. Brooker.
northumberland OF the common
council, Thomas G. Nye; clerk, Elmer
Bullerton city clerk, d. w. Packard:
city messenger, s. L. French.
Salem-Chairman of the board of al
dermen, David p. Waters; president OF
the council, Thomas L. Davis; clerk, w.
f. M. Collins; treasurer, Frank A.
Newell.
Haverhill-Chairman of the board of
aldermen, Daniel s. Chase president of
the common council, Harlan @. East
man; city messenger, James j. Connor
Springfield-City marshal, Captain
Henry Mcdonald; chairman Of the board
Of aldermen, d. o. Gilmore; president Of
the common council, F. w. Barker; clerk,
w. T.. Gilbert.
Somerville-President of the common
council, F. Dewitt Lapham; clerk,
Charles s. Robinson; city clerk, George
1. Vincent; treasurer John +. Cole.
Qulncy-President of the city council.
Charles NJ Bryant; clerk of council and
committees, Christopher A. Spear; city
messenger, Harry w. Tirrell.
Fitchburg-President of the common
council, Arthur A. Train: clerk, Fred A.
Tolman; city clerk, Walter A. Davis;
treasurer. G. E. Clifford; chief of police,
Fred A. Tarbox.
Lawrence-President of the common
council, Andrew J. Mccarthy; clerk,
Richard j. Shea.
Waltham-President of board Of alder.
men, Murray d. Clement; city clerk. N.
A. Hall; treasurer, e. J. Sanderson;
city messenger, G. w. Hudson.
Marlboro-President of the common
council, Francis T. Meagher; clerk, d.
+. Callahan.
ambridge-Chairman Of the board of
aldermen. Russell Bradford; president
OF the common council, Albert s. Apsey.
Taunton-Chief Of police, Francis S.
Babbitt; city clerk, Edwin A. Tetlow.
Gloucester-President Of the common
council, Charles E. Story; clerk, James
r. Jaffrey.
Northampton-Presid Of the COM
~
e. Shannon; chairman Of the board OF
aldermen, George p. Bliss; chief Of po-
lice, Henry E. Maynard.
PittsNld-President Of the common
council, l.. A. Stevens; clerk, John II.
Eels.
Medford-Chairman of the board of
aldermen, Henry 8. Bridge; president
OF the common council, Gilbert Hodges;
clerk, E. l. Langell.
Holyoke-Chairman of the board of
aldermen, A. M. Frelch; city messenger.
w. L. Walsh.
Chicopee-Chairman of the board of
aldermen, John j. Hogan; president of
the common council. Woodman s. Page;
clerk, Henry G. Morse; chief of police,
John +. Connor.
Lynn-Chairman OF the board Of al
It
Or the common council, Colonel Charles
G. Frye; clerk, 8. Henry Kent; city
marshal, Frank K. Wells.
Lowell-President of the common coun-
Gil, w. M. Penn; clerk. Frank N. Owen;
chairman of the board Of aldermen,
Charles f. Howe
New Bedford-President of the COM
mon council. George p. Bailey.
Chelsea-Mayor, Herman w. Pratt;
chairman OF board OF aldermen. Edward
II. Hoag; city clerk, George Il. Gurney.
Gurney has served Is years as clerk of
Chelsea.
Newburyport-Mayor, Andrew r.
Curtis: city clerk, George ii. Stevens:
city treasurer. James Il. Felker; pres;-
dent OF council, James +. Carens.