Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-01-06
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS. !
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Boston, Jan. 5.-In many New Eng
land cities, yesterday and last evening
were inaugurated the municipal Off
| Gals chosen for the ensuing year. The
ceremonies were uniformly the same
consisting in the administration of the
oath of Office to the incoming Officials anc
the reading of annual reports and tnaug'
ural messages Following are some o.
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 e. Hitchcock; city clerk
Leverett d. Holden.
North ADMINISTRATION Of the COM
mon council, Colonel John Bracewell;
city clerk Charles S. BROKER.
Brockton-President Of the common
council. Thomas G. Nye; clerk, Elmer
Fullerton; 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. NJ. Collins; treasurer. Frank A.
Newell.
observation-disclosures of the board Of
aldermen, Daniel 8. Chase; president Of
the common council, Harlan G. East
man: city messenger, James ]. Conner.
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. z. Gilbert.
Somerville-President Of the common
council, F. Dewitt Lapham;. clerk.
Charles s. Robinson; city clerk. George
l. Vincent; treasurer, John F. Cole.
Quincy-President Of the city council,
Charles NJ. Bryant; clerk of council and
committees, Christopher A. Spear; city
messenger, Harry w. Tirrelf
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.
Northumberland Of board of alder
men, Murray D. Clement; city clerk. N.
A. Hall; treasurer. e. ]. Sanderson:
city messenger, G. w. Hudson.
Marlboro-President of the common
council. Francis T. Meagher; clerk. D.
F. Callahan.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 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.
louceStcr-President Of the common
council, Charles E. Story; clerk. James
r. Jaffrey.
Northampton--Presid of the COM
mon council, f. Fl. Bell: clerk, William
Z. Shannon; chairman of the board of
aldermen, George P. Bliss; chief of po-
lice, Henry E. Maynard.
Pittsfield-President of the common
council. l.. A. Stevens; Clerk. John H.
Eels
Medford--Chairman of the board of
aldermen. Henry S. Bridge: president
of the common council, Gilbert Hodges;
clerk E. /. Langell.
Holyoke-Chairman of the board of
aldermen. A. NJ. French; city messenger,
w. L. Walsh.
Chioopee-Chairman of the board of
aldermen, John J. Hogan: president of
the common council, Woodman S. Page
clerk, Henry c. Morse; chief of police.
John E. Common.
Lynn-Chairman of the board of al
dernen, Walter o. Faulkner: president
of the common council. Colonel Charles
G. Frye; clerk, S. Henry Kent; city
marshal, Frank E. Wells.
Lowell-President of the common coun-
ell, w. NJ. Penn; clerk. Frank N. Owen;
chairman of the board of aldermen,
Charles r. Howe
New Bedford-President of the COM
mon council George P. Bailey.
Chelsea-Mayor, Herman w. Pratt
chairman of board of aldermen, Edward
r. Hoag; city clerk. George B. Quincy.
Quincy has served Is years as clerk of
Chelsea.
neutrality-suspicious.. Andrew RI
Curtis: city clerk, George H. Stevens:
city treasurer, James e. Felker; presi-
dent of council, James F. Carens.
Providence-Mayor McGuiness was in
augurated. together with the following
officers: City clerk, William E. Clark:
city sealer, George r. Sherman; judge of
municipal court. Joseph E. Sphinx: clerk
Edward Field; recorder of deeds, Ed
ward c. Joyce: city auditor, Philip =.
Chase; superintendent of public build
ings, Albert T. Mansfield; fire commits
sioner for three years. William H
Luther.
Newport-Mayor P. J Boyle was in
augurated for the third TINE. President
Carr was elected to preside over the
lower body and B. H. Stevens was re-
elected president of the board of alder
men.
Pawtucket-Mayor-el Davis was|
sworn in. p. f. Thayer, president of the
board for the past two years. was re-
elected for another ycaar. and Charles
H. jerks was also reelected president
of the common council, and Charles NJ.
Read clerk.
Children Play With Giant Powder
Fremont, O., Jan. Sat Millerstown,I
this county, son of Alex Dolwick got
hold of several pounds of blasting DOW
der and went to the cellar accompanied