The Concord Directory and Guide; Contains a Complete Resident and Business Directory of the Town, Names of Streets and Their Location, Town Officers, . Points of Interest, and What to See, and H

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1892 Excerpt: ...A. Battles. Stetvard--George McDonald. Hose Men. Andrew J. Poland. Francis Wallace. John G. Watson. Frank McDonald. Ira F. Penniman. George J. Penniman. Christian Anderson. Jerome B. Gleason. George H. Hopkins. Charles C. Davis. Edwin O. Wight. Robert H. Carter. George A. Barker. Has 1,500 feet of hose. Westvale Engine Company, No. 2. House, Main St., Westvale. Foreman--Hugh J. Slimond. First Assistant Foreman--James Walker. Second Assistant Foreman--Patrick Coughlin. Steivard--Alonzo T. Rand. Treasurer--Daniel Ross. Clerk--Edward Finnell. Engine Men. James Lawlor. John Donovan. John Ingham. Daniel Mclntyre. Edward Back. George R. Back. Dominick Burke. Rouse Rotheray. William Cobbett. John McAuliff. Mark Kelley. Jasper Webster. Robert Wood. Charles Worthington. Michael Burke. John Collins. Thomas Lawlor. Charles Boyce. Patrick Riley. James Boyland. Michael Kerrigan. Edward McNuIty. Michael Cotton. Rescue Hook And Ladder, No. 5. House, Main St., Westvale. Foreman--William Frederickson. Men are detailed from Engine Co., No. 2, to operate this apparatus, as no organized company is allowed. 1,400 feet of hose with No. 2 Engine. Independence Engine Company, No. 3. House, Independence Court, off Main St. Foreman--George Hagerty. Assistant Foreman--Michael Kelly. Clerk--Edward Clahane. Steward--William H. Hazel. CONCORD FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. Junction of Main Street and Sudbury Road. OPEN EVERY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, FROM 9 A.M. TO 12 M., AND FROM 2 TO 6 P.M. SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 7 TO 9. This beautiful building was built under the direction of the late William Munroe, and by him presented to the town. It was opened October i, 1873. It contains at the present time over twenty-four thousand volumes, and the number is being constantly increased. The Readin...