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STWTE POLITICS
1911
Published by
PRACTICAL POLITICS
6 Beacon St.
BOSTON, MASS.
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Copyright. January, 1911.
Practical Politics.
WHO'S WHO
IN
STATE POLITICS
1911
L. A. PHILLIPS.
MAR U 1911
Published by
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STATE GOVERNMENT
EXECUTIVE.
Copyright by (/bickering-.
HON. EUGENE N. FOSS.
Governor of Massachusetts.
FOSS, EUGENE N., Democrat, Boston.
Born West Berkshire, Vt., Sept. 24, 1858;
educated in public schools and for two
years at University of Vermont which gave
him degree of A. B. in 1901. Traveled
through West selling patent lumber dryer;
entered employ of B. F. Sturtevant Co. in
1882 and in 1890 became treasurer and gen-
eral manager of company. Also president
Becker Milling Machine Co., Mead-Morrison
Mfg. Co., Burgess Mills and Maverick Mills;
director Brooklyn Heights R. R. Co.,
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Co., vice-pres. Mas-
sachusetts Real Estate Exchange. Republi-
can candidate for congress in 11th district
in 1902 and 1904 and defeated both times
by John A. Sullivan, Democrat. Defeated
in 1904 as a candidate for delegate-at-large
to Republican national convention. Nomin-
ated by Democrats for lieutenant-governor
in 1909 and defeated by Louis A. Frothing-
ham, Republican. Elected to 61st Congress
to fill vacancy from 14th district in March,
1909. Elected Governor in November, 1910,
as Democrat and Democratic Progressive
(nom. papers), receiving 229,352 votes to
194,173 for Eben S. Draper, Republican,
11,396 for Daniel A. White, Socialist, 3277
for John A. Nichols, Pro., and 2613 for Mor
itz E. Ruther, Soc. Labor. Member N. E.
Cotton Manufacturers' assoc, N. E. Shoe
and Leather assoc, National Assoc, of Man-
ufacturers, Algonquin. Boston Art and Ex-
change clubs.
5
HON. LOUIS A. FROTHINGHAM.
Lieutenant-Governor of Massachusetts.
FROTHINGHAM, LOUIS A., Republican..
Boston. Born at Jamaica Plain, Boston,
July 13, 1871; prepared for college at Rox-
bury Latin School and Adams Academy,
Quincy; graduated from Harvard in 1892
and from the Harvard Law School in 1896;
played for four years on varsity baseball
team, captaining' team in '92 and '93, after-
wards head coach; lawyer, president of the
Blackstone Savings Bank, treasurer and di-
rector Frothingham Buildings. Entered pol-
itics in Ward 11 in 1899 being on the suc-
cessful ward committee ticket; treasurer of
the Republican city committee in 1900;
House 1901-'02-'03-'04-'05, committees on tax-
ation (clerk and chairman), banks and
banking, lules, street railways (chairman);
Speaker of the House in 1904 and 1905; in
1905 retired from the legislature to become
candidate of his party for Mayor of Boston
but was defeated at the polls. Elected lieu-
tenant-governor in 1908, re-elected in 1909
and 1910, receiving 205,243 votes to 197,057
for Thomas F. Cassidy, Dem. Ind.; 11,446 for
Patrick Mahcney. Soc; 5191 for William G.
Merrill, Pro.; and 4735 for Henry C. Hess,
Soc. Labor. Member Battery A for three
years; 2d lieutenant United States marine
corps during war with Spain; ensign Mas-
sachusetts naval brigade. Member board of
overseers of Harvard College ; Country, Pur-
itan, B. A. A. and other clubs.
OLIN, WILLIAM M., Secretary of tho
Commonwealth, Rep., Boston. Born War-
renton, Ga., Sept. 18, 1845. Printer and
newspaper writer. G. A. R., A. F. A. M.
(32d degree). Private 36th Mass. Volun-
teers, Civil War, Secretary of the Common-
wealth since 1891.
STEVENS, ELMER A., Treasurer and Re-
ceiver General, Rep., Somerville. Born An-
son, Me., Jan. 15, 1862; public schools. Pro-
vision dealer. House 1896-19o4-'05; Senate
1906-'07-'08-'09; elected State Treasurer by
Legislature of 1909 to fill vacancy, elected
in November, 1909, for full term and re-
elected in 1910.
TURNER, HENRY E., State Auditor. Rep.,
Maiden. Born Boston, May 4, 1842; public
schools and Pierce academy, Milton. Ac-
countant. A. P. A. M., R. A., A. O. U. W.,
Middlesex club and Republican club of
Mass. Treas. Republican city committee of
Maiden, 1883, pres. '84. House 18S9-'90-'91-
'99. State Auditor since 1901.
10
SWIFT, JAMES M., Attorney-General,
Rep., Fall River. Born Ithaca, Mich, Nov.
o, 1873; public schools of Fall River, Michi-
gan state normal school, University of
Michigan, Harvard Law school. Lawyer
A. F. A. M., R. A. C, K. T., Elks, K. P.
(P. C), Harvard club of N. Y., B. A. A.,
Harvard Law school assoc, assistant dis-
trict attorney, Southern district, 1899-
1900-'01-'02: district attorney Dec. 1, 1902
to 1911. Elected attorney general 1910.
11
BRIG HTM AN, CHARLES O., Executive
Council, 1st district, Rep., New Bedford.
Born there March 28, 1853; public schools.
Contractor and builder. Masons 32d degree,
K. T., M. S., Elks. Common council 1887;
board of public works for three years; Re-
publican state committee IS years. Execu-
tive Council lfl08-'09-'10, committees on har-
bors and public lands and railroads, mili-
tary and naval affairs, state house, finance,
accounts and warrants, pardons.
12
CUSHING, JOSIAH STEARNS, Executive
Council, 2d district, Rep., Norwood. Born
Bedford, May 3, 1854; public schools. Mas-
ter printer. Boston Typothetae (pres. 9
years), United Typothetae of America, A.
& H. Artillery Co. (commander 1902-'03),
Coast Artillery (captain and nuartermas-
ter), pres. Norwood board of trade 3 years,
B. A. A.. Aldine club of New York, Masons
32d degree. Trustee Norwood public library
(chairman 5 years); executive council 1910,
committees on finances, accounts and war-
rants, military and naval affairs.
13
FLETCHER, HERBERT E., Executive
Council, 6th district, Rep., Westford. Born
there May 10, 1862; public schools, Westford
Academy. Granite business. Masons 32d de-
gree, Grange, Rep. club of Mass., Middlesex,
Masonic and Yorick clubs. Moderator;
House 1899, committee on street railways,
Senate 1901-'02-'03, committees on street
railways (ch. 3 years), revision of corpora-
tion laws (special 1903), mercantile af-
fairs, taxation; Executive council 1910, com-
mittees on pardons, harbors and public
lands and railroads, state house.
14
GLIDDEN, WALTER S., Executive Coun-
cil, 4th district, Rep., Somerville. Born
Pittston, Me., April 30, 1856; public schools,
Dirigo Business college, Augusta, Me. Meat
and provision business, as manager N. E.
Hollis & Co. Masons, R. A. C, K. T., I. O.
O. F.. 999th Artillery Association, Central
club. Executive Council 1908-'09-'10, com-
mittees on finance, accounts and warrants,
military and naval affairs, state house.
15
GOETTING, AUGUST H., Executive
Council. Stli district, Rep., Springfield. Born
New York, Wholesale music. Massachu-
setts club, Middlesex club, asst. q. m.-gen.
staff of Gov. Brackett, asst. adj.-gen. staff
of Gov. Greenhalge. Delegate from New
York to Rep. national convention 1880, Re-
publican city committee, state committee
(chairman 1S97 to 1902 inclusive); Execu-
tive council 1908 (to fill vacancy)-'09-'10.
committees on harbors and public lands and
railroads, military and naval affairs, state
house, pardons.
16
GOVE, WILLIAM H., Executive Council,
5th district. Rep., Salem. Born South Ber-
wick, Me., Sept. 4, 1851; public schools,
Harvard 187C, Harvard law. Lawyer,
pres. and gen. mgr. Lydia E. Pink-
ham Medicine Co. Mason 32d degree, I. O.
O. F., House l903-'04, committee on judi-
ciary; Rep. city committee since '90
(ch. 3 yrs.), alternate to national con-
vention 'OS; Executive council '10, com-
mittees on finance, accounts and warrants,
harbors and public lands and railroads, mil-
itary and naval affairs.
17
QUINN, JOHN, Jr., Executive Council, 3d
district. Dem., Boston. Born there Dec. 16,
1860; English High school, Y. M. U. A. Law
school. Lawyer. Common council 1891-'92;
House 1893-'94, committees on rapid transit
(clerk), elections; Senate 189o-'96-'9T, com-
mittees on banks and banking, metropolitan
affairs, woman suffrage, rules, redisricting,
investigation Norfolk County courthouse;
House 1903-'04-'05-'06-'07, committees on
railroads, rules, compensation state and
county officials (special), recess committee
on taxation, judiciary.
18
SCHUSTER, WINFIELD S., Executive
Council, 7th district, Rep., Douglas. Born
Pittsfield, Dec. 28, 1855; public schools.
Woolen manufacturer. A. F. A. M. House
1902, committee on public lighting; Senate
1907-'08, committees on drainage, harbors
and public lands, insurance, public service
(ch.), mercantile affairs (ch.), military af-
fairs, taxation.
19
LEGISLATIVE.
PEDRICK, THOMAS P., Sergeaiu-at-Arms,
Rep., Lynn. Born Marblehead, Feb. 20.
1816; public schools. Shoe business. I. O.
O. P., K. of H. Lynn Rep. city committee
20 years (chairman 2 years) ; assistant as-
sessor 5 years, clerk of board 17 years,
special county commissioner 3 years. House
messenger 1884 to 1901, assistant doorkeep-
er '01-' 04, doorkeeper '04-' 10; elected serge-
ant-at-arms '10, re-elected '11.
22
SENATE.
AM. EN T. TREAD WAY,
President.
24
TREADWAY, ALLEN T., Berkshiie-Hamp-
shire-Hampden, Rep., Stockbridge. Born
there Sept. 16, 1S67; public schools, Am-
herst college 18S6. Hotel business; proprie-
tor of the famous Red Lion Inn of Stock-
bridge and If eaten Hall in the same town.
House M>' [ i, committee en ways and means,
Senate 1908, committees on labor, agricul-
ture, bills in third reading and taxation
(chairman), unanimous choice of the Re-
publican caucus and of the Senate for pres-
ident in 1909; nominated by both Repub-
licans and Democrats for Senate of 1910.
and unanimously re-elected president of
the Senate: re-eleeted president for 1911;
for many years chairman of the Re-
publican town committee of Stockbridge,
president Stockbridge Lighting Company,
trustee Lee Savings Bank, Masons, 32d de-
gree, Knight Templars, past district deputy
grand master of the 15th district, past grand
warden of grand lodge, Shrine.
25
ADAMS, ARTHUR S., 2d Essex Rep.,
Marblehead. Born there Feb. 14. 1869; pub-
lic schools, Bryant & Stratton Commercia]
school. Freight cashier B. & M. R. R. Ma-
sons, I. O. O. F., Red Men, Republican club.
House 1908-'09-'10, committees on towns
(chairman), parishes and religious societies
(clerk).
Senate '11, towns (ch.). engrossed bills
(ch.), public lighting.
?6
BARNES, GEORGE L., 1st Norfolk, Rep.,
Weymouth. Born there June 27, 1879; pub-
lic schools, Boston University Lav/ school
1900. Lawyer. House 1904-'05-'O6, commit-
tees on engrossed bills (cli.), public light-
ing (eh.), special recess committee en in-
surance '06.
Senate '10, taxation (ch.), insurance, legal
affairs.
27
BENNETT, FRANK P., JR., 7th Middle-
sex, Rep., Saugus. Born Palermo, Me.,
1878; public schools, Harvard, 1900. Pub-
lisher, vice-pres. and director Frank P. Ben-
nett & Co., Inc., treas. and director Oakland-
vale Farm, Inc. Member 2d Corps Cadets.
House 1905-'06, committees on ways and
means, agriculture (clerk). Senate 1910,
committees on counties (ch.), street rail-
ways (ch.), ways and means.
'11, street railways (ch,), ways and
means, taxation.
28
BLANCHARD, CHARLES V., 3d Middle
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Cambridge Feb
2, 1866; public schools, commercial college
Financial manager. Masons, I. O. O. F., K
P., Legion of Honor, board of trade. Rep
rity committee; House WOG-'Ql-'OS-'Od.
committees on printing, rules (clerk), pub
lie lighting (clerk), taxation, recess com
mittee on taxation '06, taxation commission
''»7, public charitable institutions (ch.)
Semite '10, committees on prisons (ch.).
public lighting, railroads, water supply.
'11, railroads (ch.), public lighting, rules.
20
BROWN, CHARLES H., 8th Middlesex,
Rep., Medford. Born Vermont, January
19, 1879; public schools. Metal furniture.
Medford, South Medford Republican clubs.
Board of alderman two years; House
1907-'08-'09-'10. committees on banks and
banking, metropolitan affairs, constitutional
amendments (ch.), federal relations (ch.).
Senate '11, education (ch.), constitutional
amendments (ch.), water supply, metropoli-
tan affairs.
30
CHASE, CHARLES S., 1st Bristol, Rep.,
Dighton. Bom Swansea, Jan. 10, 1840;
public schools. Dighton Academy. 1 lorist.
A. F. A. M., Middlesex club, Taunton Yacht
club. School committee, auditor, selectman,
overseer of poor, board of health (ch. 13
yrs.), moderator 20 yrs., justice of peace,
Rep. town committee (ch. 20 yrs.), House
1S91, committee on fisheries and game.
Senate '11, public health (ch.), towns, en
grossed bills.
31
CUR LEY. MARTIN P. P., 8th Suffolk.
Bern., Boston. Born Ireland, Oct. 24, 1859;
public schools, Roxbury evening high. Fur-
niture dealer. R. A., Roxbury Business
Men's assoc.
Senate '11, prisons, street railways, coun-
ties.
32
DENNY, DANIEE E., 2nd Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born there July 14, 1845;
Worcester academy. Real estate and insur-
ance. Knights Templar, Knights of Pythias,
G. A. R. Common council. two years (pres.
one year) ; Hbuse 1906-'07-'08-'09, commit-
tees on cities, military affairs :(ch.) ; Senate
'10, committees on military affairs (ch.),
cities, insurance.
'11, military affairs (ch.), cities, insurance.
DOYLE, JAMES Jn., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 17, 1867; public
schools. Liquor dealer. House l893-'94, com-
mittees on leave of absence, drainage, pub-
lic service; Ward 12 Democratic commit-
tee (chairman eight years) ; noard of alder-
men 1899, 1900-'01-'02-'03-'04 (chairman
1901-'02-'03-'04) ; superintendents of streets
1906-'07; Senate '09-'10, committees on fed-
eral relations, public health, taxation, mili-
tary affairs, street railways.
'11, ways and means, taxation, harbors
and public lands.
84
EVANS, WIL.MOT R., JR., 4th Middlesex.
Rep., Everett. Born there March 18. 1878;
public schools, Harvard 1909, B. U. Law-
school 1903. Lawyer. House 1905-'06, com-
mittees on judiciary, federal relations, pro-
bate and chancery (ch.*) recess com-
mittee on taxation '06; Senate '09-'10, com-
mittees on bills in third reading, constitu-
tional amendments, education (ch.), judici-
ary, federal relations, election laws.
'11, judicijary (ch.), constitutional amend-
ments, public service.
35
GATES, JOSEPH S., 4th Worcester,
Rep., Westboro. Born Petersham, Oct.
3, 1856; public schools. Merchant. Masons,
Odd Fellows. Town clerk 11 years,, auditor
7 years, tax collectbr 5 years, Rep. town
committee 17 years (ch. '10); House IbuS-
'09, committee on agriculture (clerk '08,
ch. '09).
Senate '11, prisons (ch.), agriculture, fish-
eries and game.
36
GRAINGER, EDWARD J.. 1st Suffolk,
Dem., Winthrop. Born Boston, Feb. 13,
1878; public schools, Boston college 1898,
Harvard medical school 1903. Physician. K.
C, Elks. Physician to Milk and Baby Hy-
giene assoc; board of health.
Senate '11, public health, labor, liquor
law.
37
GREENWOOD, LEVI H.. 3d Worcester.
Rep., Gardner. Born there Dec. 22, 1872;
public schools and St. Paul's school, Con
cord, N. H., 2 years at Harvard, class of
1896. Publisher. Pres. Gardner News Co.,
director Haywood Bros, and Wakefield Co.,
Gardner Electric Light Co., First National
bank, trustee Gardner Savings bank. Senate
1909-'10, committees on banks and banking
(ch.), street railways, ways and means, tax-
ation (ch.), railroads, special on Southbridge
Savings bank; '11, ways and means (ch.),
state house (ch.), rules.
38
1IALLEY, DENNIS E., 5th Essex, Dem..
Lawrence. Born Natick May 26, 1863; pub-
lic schools. Cigar manufacturer. Common
council 2 years; House 1892-'93, committees
on liquor law, printing; Senate 1908, com-
mittees on parishes and religious societies,
public lighting, state house.
'11, state house, water supply, public-
lighting.
39
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HATTOX. JAMES A., 2d Suffolk, Dem.
Boston. Born there Oct. 22, 1883; private
and public schools, B. U. law school 1905.
1 awyer. K. C. Father Mathew Temperance
society. A. O. H., M. C. O. F.. Catholic Lit-
erary Union. Common council 1907-'08;
House '09-'10, committees on engrossed
bills, constitutional amendments, election
laws.
Senate '11, engrossed bills, election laws,
legal affairs.
40
HIBBARD, JOSEPH EL, 8th Middlesex,
Rep., Lowell. Born Shoreham, Vt.. April 3.
1860; public schools, Ticonderoga academy
1878. Musician, director and manager. I. O.
O. F., Elks, Red Men, F. of A. House 1905-
'06, committees on prisons, mercantile af-
fairs; Senate 1908-'09-'10, insurance, prisons,
roads and bridges (ch.), military affairs, wa-
ter supply, street railways.
'11, roads and bridges (ch.), military af-
fairs, street railways.
41
HOAR, ROGER SHERMAN, 5th Middle-
sex, Dem., Concord. Born Waltham, April
8, 1887; public schools, Phillips Exeter. Har-
vard college, Harvard law school. Lawyer.
A. F. A. M., R. A. C, Boston Press club;
vice-ch. Dem. state committee 1909, treas.
town committee, sec. 4th Cong, district com-
mittee.
Senate '11, agriculture, liquor law, towns.
42
HUNT, JOHN H., 1st Worcester, Dem.,
Worcester. Born there March 14, 1876; pub-
lic schools, Boston University law school.
Lawyer.
Senate '11, drainage, education, federal
relations.
43
KEITH, ROLAND M., 2d Plymouth, Rep.,
Bridgewater. Born there March 16, 1847;
public schools, academy. Contractor and
builder, Masons, Rep. town committee 27
yrs. (ch. 4 yrs.) ; Hbuse 1907-'08, committees
on labor, parishes and religious societies,
fisheries and game, prisons; Senate '09-'10,
fisheries and game (ch.), prisons, street
railways, election laws.
'11, counties (ch.), fisheries and game
(ch.), street railways.
14
LOMASNEY, JOSEPH P., 3d Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there March 10, 1863;
public schools. Real estate. Common coun-
cil 1888, House 1890-'91-1900-'01, committees
on printing, constitutional amendments, in-
surance, congressional redistricting, Battle
of Bennington celebration (special), ways
and means, funeral of Gov. Wolcott (spe-
cial), Deputy Supt. Bridges, Asst. Water
commissioner city of Boston, Dem. state
committee; Senate '10, committees on ci-
ties, fish and game, bills 3d reading.
'11, 3d reading, cities, prisons.
45
MACK, JOHN H., Berkshire, Dern., North
Adams. Born there 1868; public schools,
Boston University law school. Lawyer. K.
C, F. of A., A. O. U. W. Dera. candidate for
"lieutenant-governor in 1899.
Senate '11, fisheries and game, legal at*
fairs, military affairs.
46
M ALLEY, JOHN F., 1st Hampden, Dem.,
Springfield. Born there Jan. 29, 1878; pub-
lic schools, Yale law school. Lawyer. Elks,
(P. E. R.), M. C. O. F. Senate 1910 (to fill
vacancy), committees on counties, military
affairs, prisons.
'11, judiciary, rulfs, constitutional amend-
ments.
47
.M ELLEN, WALTER B., Worcester and
Hampden, Rep., Brookfield. Born there
Sept. 24, 1860; public schools. Farmer. Ex-
Pres. Worcester South Agricultural society,
Masons, Grange, Ch. Rep. town commit-
tee, selectman, overseer of the poor, road
commissioner; House 1902, committee on
roads and bridges; Senate '10. commit-
tees on agriculture (ch.), towns, labor, spe-
cial on milk (ch.)
'11. agriculture (ch.), public service (ch.),
labor.
48
MULLIGAN, HENRY C, 1st Middlesex,
Rep., Natick Born there March 6, 1854;
Harvard law school, 1879. Lawyer. Pres.
Natick Five Cents Savings hank. Mason, K.
T., Trial justice Natick police court
since 1892, pres. board of library trus-
tees 18 years, school committee 24 years
(ch.) ; Senate '09-'10, committees on const,
amendments (ch.), engrossed bills (ch.),
legal affairs, printing, election laws (ch.),
banks and banking, judiciary.
'11, metropolitan affairs (ch.), judiciary,
rules.
49
MURRAY, MICHAEL J., 9th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there July 11, 1860; pub-
lic schools, Boston Latin school. Proprietor
Brigham's Hotel; vice-pres. Mt. Washington
Co-operative bank. Elks, R. A., A. O. U. W.,
Workmen's Benefit assoc, K. C, I. O. H., A.
O. H. 5 F. O. E., Y. M. C. A., Catholic Union,
Charitable Irish society, Boston chamber of
commerce. Mass. Hotel Keepers' assoc, Bos-
ton Hotel assoc.
Senate '11, insurance, metropolitan af-
fairs, state house.
60
XASH, MEL.VIN S., 1st Plymouth, Rep.,
Hanover. Born Abington, August 3 ; 1857;
public and private schools. Minister, gen-
( ral agent Universalist Publishing House.
Masons, R. A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F. Library
trustee, school committee; House 1S94-1907-
'08, committees on public health, parishes
and religious societies, roads and bridges
(clerk); liquor law, towns (ch.) ; Sen-
ate '09-'10, education, public charitable in-
stitutions, towns (ch.), insurance (ch.).
'11, insurance (ch.), liquor law (ch.), pub-
lic charitable institutions.
51
NASON, ARTHl'R L., 4th Essex, Rep.,
Haverhill. Born there Oct. 24, 1872; public
schools. Shoe worker. Central club, I. O.
O. F. Rep. city committee 3 years; House
1906-'07-'08-'09, committees on parishes and
religious societies (clerk), roads and
bridges (clerk, ch.) Senate '10, committees
on drainage (ch.), roads and bridges, wa-
ter supply (ch.)
'11, water supply (ch.), cities, roads and
bridges.
52
NEWHALL, GEORGE H., 1st Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there Oct. 24, 1850; public
schools, Wesleyan academy. Real estate and
insurance. Rep. club. A. F. A. M., I. O. O.
E.. Red Men, K. P., A. O. U. W., pres. Lynn
"board of underwriters. Common council 2
years, alderman 4 years. House 1894-'95-
1906-'07-'08, committees on cities, const.
amendments, insurance, public service
(ch.), recess fire insurance laws '07. Sen-
ate '10, committees on public service (ch.),
-cities, harbors and lands. '11, cities (ch.),
counties, harbors r.rid pub lie lands.
PEARSON. CHARLES H., 2d Norfolk.
Rep., Brookline. Born Portland, Me., Jan.
7, 1849; public schools, Chauncy Hall. Clock
manufacturing; treasurer and director
Chelsea Clock Co., treasurer and director
Boston Clock Co. B. A. A., Boston Yacht
club, Boston Art club, Exchange club, Nor-
folk club (pres.). Park commissioner
2 years, selectman 3 years; Rep. town com-
mittee, 2d Norfolk senatorial district com-
mittee, county committee (ch.)
Senate '11, federal relations (ch.), election
laws, mercantile affairs.
64
POWERS, JAMES F., 6th Suffolk, Dera.,
Boston. Born St. Johns, Newfoundland, Oct.
1, 1872; Lawrence grammar school. Theatri-
cal manager. Eagles, Foresters, Heptasophs,
A. O. H. Chairman Ward 13 Dem. commit-
tee three years; House 1907-'08-'09-"10, com-
mittees on hanks and banking, street rail-
ways.
Senate '11, hanks and hanking, railroads,
3d reading.
§5
QUIGLEY. FRANCIS X., 2d Hampden,
Dera., Holyoke. Born there Nov. 20, 1882;
public schools. Newspaper reporter. Holy-
oke Philo Celtic club. House 1908-'09-'10,
committees on cities (clerk), taxation
(clerk.)
Senate '11, public service, taxation, pub
lie charitable institutions.
W
ROSS, SAMUEL, 3d Bristol, Rep., New
Bedford. Born Cheshire, England, Feb. 2,
1865; public schools. Cotton mule spinner.
Pres. National Spinners' assoc. House 1892
to '99, committees on labor (ch.), statt 4
house, libraries; House 1902 to '08, labor
(ch.), constitutional amendments, recess
committee on Sunday laws '00, i ecess com-
mittee on labor '07; Senate '09-'10, labor
(ch.), libraries, printing, public health, pri-
sons.
'11, labor (ch.), ways and. means, public
health.
57
SCHOONMAKER. JOHN H.. Franklin-
Hampshire, Rep., Ware. Born Rochester, X.
Y.. Feb. 14. 1869; Williston seminary. Law-
yer. Masons, Shrineis, Odd Fellows, Ch.
Rep. town committee, selectman, town
counsel; House 1907-'08, committers on in-
surance, rules, railroads, special recess com-
mittee on fire insurance laws '07.
Senate '11, 3d reading (ch.). drainage
(ch.), judiciary, railroads.
W
STEARNS, HARRY X.. 2d Middlesex,
Rep., Cambridge. Born there Oct. 5, 1K74;
public schools, Harvard ( college and law
schotol). Lawyer. Rep. city committee,
common council three years (ch. one year):
House 1907-'0S-'09. committees on rules, ci-
ties (cm.).
Senate '11, election laws (ch.) : judiciary,
metropolitan affairs.
59
TIMILTY, JAMES P., 7th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there March, 1865; public
schools. Contractor. Ward 18 Dem. club
(pres.), Pavers' Union (pres.), State, City
and Town Employees (pres.) ; F. O. E., A.
O. U W. Board of aldermen 1908-'09.
Senate '11, drainage, mercantile affairs,
roads and bridges,
60
TINKHAM, GEORGE HOLDEN, 5th Suf-
folk, Rep., Boston. Born Plymouth, Oct. 29.
1870; Prince, Chauncy Hall and Hopkinson's
schools, Harvard '94. Lawyer. Rep. city
committee 13 yea
rs. Common council 1897-
'98; board of aldermen 1900-'01-'02. Senate
'10, committees on banks and banking (ch.),
education, constitutional amendments, spe-
cial on milk.
'11, banks and banking (ch.), education,
harbors and public lands (ch.).
Gl
TOLMAN, JAMES E., 3d Essex, Rep.,
Gloucester. Born there Nov. S, L8C7; pub-
lic schools. B. U. law school '09. Lawyer.
Common council 3 years (pres. 2), mayor
L903-'04; House '09, committee on public
lighting (clerk). Senate '10, committees on
bills 3d reading (oh.), legal affairs, mercan-
tile affairs, constitutional amendments.
'11, legal affairs (ch.),. mercantile affairs,
public lighting (ch.).
62
TURNER, JOSEPH. 2d Bristol, Rep., Fall
River. Born Lancashire, Eng., March 23,
1852; public schools. Retired, mill opera-
tive, farmer, provision dealer. A. F. A. M.,
R. A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F., K. P. Common
council 4 years, alderman-at-laige 4 years:
House 1907, committee on cities; Senate
1908-'09-'10, public charitable institutions
(ch), public health (ch.), taxation, fisher-
ies and game, harbors and public lands, in-
surance, public service.
'11, public charitable institutions (ch.)
federal relations, railroads.
63
WHITE, JOH\ E., Cape, Rep., Tisbury.
Corn Lawrence, Dec. 13, 1873. Public,
schools. Banker, president Martha s Vine-
yard National bank. Masons. Selectman of
Edgartown 5 years (eh. 1 year) ; House 1905
committee on ways and means. Senate '10,
committees on libraries (ch.) banks and
banking, ways and means, special on South-
bridge Savings bank (ch.)
'11, mercantile affairs (ch.), ways and
means, banks and banking.
.;-!
HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
JOSEPH WALKER.
Speaker.
WALKER, JOSEPH, 2d Norfolk, Repub-
lican, Brookline. Born at Worcester,
July 13, 1865; educated at Phillips Exe-
ter academy, Brown university 1887.
Harvard law school 1890. Trustee, law-
yer. Prominent in the local affairs
of Brookline, having served for 7 years on
the school committee, also as chairman of
the Republican town committee; has been
a member of the Republican state commit-
tee and of the state board of charity; presi-
dent Republican club of Massachusetts
1907-'08. President Brown Alumni associa-
tion of Boston and Vicinity. House 1904-'05-
•<>6-'07-'08-'09-'10-'ll. serving in 1904-'05-'06-
'07 on the committee on ways and means
(chairman '07), in 190<5-'07-'O8 on the com-
mittee on rules and in 1908 on the commit-
tee on railroads (chairman) ; elected speak-
er in 1909 and re-elected in 1910 and 1911.
AHEARN, DAVID C, 7th Middlesex, Dem.,
Framingham. Born Rotherham, Eng., Nov.
4, 1879; public schools, Framingham high
school 1899, B. U. law school 1906. Lawyer.
House '10, committees on counties, bills
3d reading, special on Lyman school.
'11, judiciary.
68
AHERN, TIMOTHY J., 19th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Nov. 28, 1878; parochial
school, Boston college 1898, Boston Univer-
sity law school 1901. Lawyer. K. C. (D. G.
K.), St. Alphonsus association (ex-vic^
pres.), Catholic alumni sodality.
House '11, public service.
W
ARKWELL, OSCAR E., 21st Worcester,
Rep., Worcester. Born Westboro, March 11,
1867; public schools. Grocery and provision
dealer. Common council 2 years.
House '11, fisheries and game.
70
ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM M., 25th Mid
dlesex, Rep., Somerville. Born Mechanics
Falls, Me., August 17, 1850; public schools.
Cooperage manufacturer and dealer. Mem-
ber board First M. E. church, director and
ex-pres. Y. M. C. A., ex-pres. board of trade,
Rep. club of Mass., Masons, R. A., A. O. U.
W., associate member Kinsley post, G. A.
R. Board of aldermen 3 years; House 1909-
'10, committees on education (ch.), liquor
law.
11, education (ch.), liquor law.
71
ARSENEAULT. ALFRED, 6th Worcester,
Dem., Spencer. Born there Jan. 3, 1869;
public schools. Holy Cross college, West
Farnham, P. Q., Can. (2 years), Hinman s
Business school, Worcester. Grocery and
provision clerk. Democratic town committee
15 years, K. C, F. of A. Registrar of voters
12 years. House '10, committee on federal
relations.
'11, public lighting.
72
ATKINS, FRANK W., 14th Essex, Rep,
Lynn. Born Canaan, Me., Feb. 18, 1850; pub-
lic schools. Real estate dealer. I. O. O. F.,
A. O. U. W., Oxford and Intervale clubs.
Trustee Lynn public library 6 years.
House '11, harbors and public lands.
73
AVERY, WILLIAM B., 1st Franklin, Rep.,
Charlemont. Born there July 11, 1856; pub-
lic schools. Farmer. Grange, former pres-
ident Deerfield Valley Agricultural society.
Board of selectmen; House 1909-'10 commit-
tee on agriculture, special on milk '10.
'11, agriculture (ch.).
74
BAGG, AARON, JR., 2d Hampdeu, Rep.,
West Springfield. Born there June 21, 1839;
public schools, Wilbraham and Monson
academies. Farmer.
House '11, banks and banking, labor.
76
BAGLEY, EDWARD C. K., 1st Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there July 22, 1875; pub-
lic schools. Wholesale clothing business
since 1891. Rep. club of Ward 1, A. F. A. M.,
I. O. O. F., Encampment, Hooker Assoc, of
Mass., East Boston Improvement assoc.
Common council 1906-'07-'08-'09; republican
candidate for presidency in '08.
House '11, taxation.
78
BAKER, J. HERBERT, 11th Norfolk, Rep.,
Medfield. Born there June 21, 1855; public
schools. Newspaper correspondent, carriage
worker, Grange, U. O. G. C. Rep. town com-
mittee, clerk of board of library trustees,
moderator.
House '11, insurance.
77
BAKER, WTLLTE W., 10th Norfolk, Rep.,
Westwood. Born Dedham (Westwood) April
30, 1856; public schools. Carriage painter,
i'arming; director Dedham Co-operative
bank 20 years; grange (master 4 yrs.), A.
0. U. W. (financier 22 years), A. F. A. M.,
1. O. O. F., Encampment. School commit-
tee 17 years (sec. 4 years), town clerk 14
years, board of fire engineers Dedham 6
years, chief engineer Westwood 14 years,
chairman citizens' committee on division of
town 1897. House '11, towns.
78
BARLOW, ERSON B., 17th Middlesex,
Rep., Lowell. Born Helena, N. Y., Oct. 20,
1883; Helena academy, Carnall Commercial
college. Real estate, insurance, publisher.
Y. M. C. A., Lincoln club, Metropolitan club.
House 1909-'10 committees on insurance,
public service, payroll.
'11, banks and banking, payroll (ch.).
BARRY, JAMES F., 2d Hampden, Dem.,
Agawam. Born there Dec. 4, 1857; public
schools. Coal dealer, farmer. Selectman, as-
sessor, overseer of poor and member of
board of health 16 years, tax collector 2
years.
House '11, railroads.
80
BARRY, JOHN J., 8th Hampden, Dem.,
Chicopee. Born Springfield, Jan. 4, 1877;
public schools, Holy Cross college. Clerk
Chicopee water department, reporter. School
committee eight years; House 1909-'10, com-
mittee on education (clerk.)
'11, education, state house.
si
BARTLETT, FREDERICK D., 1st Plym-
outh, Dem., Plymouth. Born there June 22,
1862; public schools, Plymouth high class of
'79. Bookkeeper Bradford Joint Co., 1881 to
1902, treasurer and manager since 1902;
vice-pres. Plymouth Co-operative bank 1803
to 1902, pres. since 1902. Red Men. Select-
man past six years (ch. past five.)
House '11, towns.
82
BASTION, JOHN J., 6th Berkshire, Dem.,
Pittsfield. Born there June 9, 1866; public
schools. Shoe dealer 9 years, electrical
worker 3 years, life insurance 8 years. K.
C, Eagles, Veteran Firemen's assoc. City
council 1891-'92.
House '11, insurance.
S3
BEAN, JAMES W., 2d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born Somerville May 11, 1866,
Somerville high school. Reporter, pro-
prietor Cambridge Chronicle. Citizens'
Trade Assoc, Masons, Elks. Somerville
common council 1S90-'91; House 1909-'10,
committees on ways and means, rules, spe-
cial on milk '10.
'11, ways and means, rules.
H
BELLAMY, WILLIAM A., 3d Bristol,
Rep., Taunton. Born Sheffield, Eng., Sept.
16, 1879; public schools. B. Y. M. C. A. eve-
ning law school. Lawyer. I. O. O. F. (mem-
ber grand lodge), Elks. Common council
1905-'06, board of sewer commissioners '07,
House '10, committee on education.
'11, education, 3d reading.
8*
BLISS, ALVIN E., 23d Middlesex, Rep.,
Maiden. Born Brookline, Sept. 16, 1858; pub-
lic schools. Supt. and manager electric-
lighting plants. Masons, R. A. C, K. T.,
M. S., I. O. O. F., Encampment, Canton,
Rebekah lodge; K P., Elks, Middlesex, Mai-
den, Kernwood, Melrose Athletic clubs.
Common council 1887-'88, Rep. city commit-
tee, 4th Councillor district committee,
House '10, committee on cities (clerk.)
'11, cities, constitutional amendments,
86
BLODGETT. CHARLES M., 23d Middle-
sex, Rep.. Maiden. Born Stoughton. April
3, 1870; public schools, Harvard medical
school. Physician. Elks, Red Men, K. P.,
Eagles, Maiden club, board of trade. Com-
mon council 1906-'07, board of aldermen
? 08-'09-'10 (ch. '10).
House '11, taxation,
87
BODFISH, EDWARD C, 6th Plymouth,
Dem., Wareham. Born there March 12,
1871; public schools. Dry goods. Lotos club.
House '11, fisheries and game.
BOGUE, ARTHUR, 14th Essex, Dem.,
Lynn. Born Keene, N. H., Nov. 11, 1875;
public schools of Lynn, Boston University
law school. Lawyer. Elks. City council
1902.
House '11, constitutional amendments,
legal affairs,
M
BOOTH, WILLIAM, 9th Bristol, Rep., Fall
River. Born Hyde, Cheshire, Fng. ; Fali
River puhlic schools. Collector. Central
Republican, Friendship Social clubs, K. P.
F. of A., Philanthropic Burial society, Rep.
city committee, board of aldermen 4 year.-.
House '10, committee on drainage (seat de-
clared vacant Jan. 19, 1910).
'11, public service.
9Q
BOTHFELD, HENRY E., 4th Middlesex,
Rep., Newton. Born New York, N. Y., March
4, 1859; public schools of Newton. Trustee,
owner and manager of real estate; importer
and manufacturer 20 years. Boston and
Newton Unitarian clubs, trustee Newton
hospital, Real Estate Exchange, Chamber of
Commerce. Common council, board of. ald-
ermen (pres.), mayor 1895, scnool commit-
tee (eh.). House '10, committee on met. af-
fairs.
'11, liquor law (ch.), metropolitan affairs.
91
BOWKER, GEORGE E., 4th Plymouth,
Rep., Hanson. Born Hanson, Aug. 5, 1356;
public schools. Clerk in general store and
assistant postmaster; wholesale confection-
ery and cigars 1880 to '92. A. F. A. M., A.
and I. O. K. of M., I. O. O. F., S, of V. Sec-
retary Rep. town committee.
House '}1, drainage.
n
BRACKETT, JOHN G, 29th Middlesex,
Rep., Arlington. Born Boston, Apr. 12, 1879;
public schools. Harvard 1901, Harvard law
school '04. Lawyer. Rep. club of Mass., Mass.
Bar assoc, Boston Bar assoc, Boston City
club; A. F. A. M., R. A. C. Asst. to district
attorney Middlesex county 1909-'10, Rep.
town committee (ch.)., moderator since 1907.
House '11, judiciary.
9'd
BREATH, MELVIN B., 26th Suffolk, Dem.,
Chelsea. Born there March 28, 1881; pub-
lic schools, Chelsea high, Boston college,
Boston University law school. Lawyer: K.
C, Elks. Board of aldermen 1008.
House '11, legal affairs.
H4
BRECKENRIDGE, LINCOLN, 1st Berk-
shire, Dem., North Adams. Born Becket,
Aug. 24, 18G0; public schools of Pittsfield.
Counting room North Adams Transcript. K.
P., I. O. O. F., Masons, Elks, Veteran Fire-
men's association, fire department 14 years.
City council 5 years. House '10, committee
on public lighting.
'11, street railways.
»t
RRENNAN, FRANCIS J., 17th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Oct. 15, 1879; pub-
lic schools. Clerk. A. O. H., K. C, Tam-
many club (treas.). Democratic city com-
mittee 3 years, common council 190S-'09
House '10, committee on libraries.
'11, insurance.
a«
BRENNAN, JAMES H., 4th Suffolk, Dem,
Boston. Born there Dec. 21, 1888; public
schools. Clerk Federal Trust Co. K. C,
Irish National Foresters, St. Mary's Catholic
assoc.
House '11, banks and banking.
»7
BRENNAN, JAMES J., 3d Suffolk, Dem.
Boston. Born there May 2, 1882; public
schools. Steam engineering. A. O. U. W.,
Local 74 I. U. S. E. Common council 1908-'09
House '11, water supply.
BROPHY, MICHAEL J., 2d Suffolk, Dem,
Boston. Born England, August 31, 1882;
parochial school. Coal weigher. Assump-
tion Catholic assoc, Jeffries Point Rowing
assoc. Common council 1909. House '10,
committee on public health.
'11, election laws.
99
BUCK, HERBERT N., 20th Middlesex,
Rep., Wilmington. Born there March 27,
1362; public schools. Grocery business 27
years. A. F. A. M., R. A. C, K. T., Congre-
gational club of Boston, Goodfellowship club
of Reading, Men's club of Wilmington. Se-
lectman, assessor, overseer of poor 4 years
(ch. selectmen 2 years).
House '11, taxation.
100
BUCKLEY, JOHN P., 11th Plymouth,
Dem., Brockton. Born Ireland, May 31,
1853; national schools. Custodian. M. C. O.
F. (P. C. R. and D. H. C. R.), A. O. U. W.
(P. M. W. and D. G. M. W.), K. C. (treas.
and P. G. K.).
House '11, prisons.
101
BURKE, WILLIAM R., 9th Worcester,
Dem, Milford. Born there July 14, 1870;
public schools. Salesman. Milford C. T.
A. (president), Eagles (president), A. O.
H., Certus club. House 1909-'10 committees
on prisons, cities.
'11, cities.
102
BURNS, GEORGE R., 9th Hampden,
Dem., Holyoke. Born Marlboro, Jan. 4, 1882;
public schools, Holyoke high, Holyoke Busi-
ness institute. Freight clerk B. & M. R. It
7 years. Brotherhood Railway Clerks, Sou Mi
Holyoke lyceum, Dem. city committee 1900-
'07. Board of aldermen 1907-'10.
House '11, counties.
10.
BURNS, JAMES D., 17th Essex, Dem..
Salem. Born July 4, 1876; public schools, M.
I. T., Lawrence Scientific school of Harvard
university, civil engineer. Elks, A. O. U. YV..
S. of V., Harvard Engineering assoc. Dem-
ocratic city committee.
House '11, public service.
104
BTRROUGHS, ADOLPHUS M.. Sin Suf-
folk. Dem., Boston. Born Germany, Aug. 25,
1883; public schools, Boston English high,
Boston university law school. Lawyer. Hen-
dricks club, K. P., Federation Jewish Char-
ities, Boston Press club. Common council
1905.
House '11, legal affairs, engrossed bills.
105
CALLAHAN, THOMAS F. J., 25th Suffolk.
Uem., Boston. Born there Oct. 24, 1873; pub-
lic schools, Comer's commercial college,
Boston university law school. Lawyer. K.
C, Allston Improvement assoc.
House '11, education.
106
CARMODY, JOHN J., 3d Hampden. Dem..
Springfield. Born Chicopee, Nov. 2. 187o;
public schools, Mass. college of pharmacy.
Druggist, K. C, A. O. H., Romanic club.
House '11, banks and banking.
107
CARR, CHARLES L., 24m Suffolk, Rep..
Boston. Born Boston, Dec. 25, 1876; public
schools, Harvard college, Harvard law
school. Lawyer. Rep. clubs of Massachu-
setts and Ward 24, Boston City, Dorchester
Yacht clubs. Rep. city committee 1906-'07,
common council '08, board of aldermen '09.
House '10, committee on met. affairs
(clerk).
'11, metropolitan affairs.
108
CARR, JOHN. 21st Suffolk, Rep., Boston.
Born Antrim, N. H.. August 19. 182S; pub-
lic schools. Banker. Chairman hoard of
directors First National Bank, pies, and
trustee Eliot Five Cents Savings bank, pros,
and director B. F. Sturtevant Co., director
John Hancock Mutual life Ins. Co., and Elm
Hill associates, treasurer of trustees Bosto 1
Baptist Social union, pres. and trustee Home
for Little Wanderers. House '10, commit-
tees on federal relations, banks and bank-
ing; '11, federal relations.
10f
CARR. PATRICK B., 4th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born Cambridge, April 16, 1884;
public schools. Retail grocery clerk. M. C.
O. F., A. O. H., Charlestown Business Men's
assoc. •
House '11, drainage.
110
CASEY, THOMAS J., 14th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there March 18, 1878; public
schools. Business department Boston Trav-
eler. Common council 1908-'O9.
House '11, constitutional amendments.
1U
CAVANAGH. JAMES F., 24th Middlesex,
Rep., Everett. Born Chelsea, June 19, 1872;
public schools, Boston Y. M. C. A. evening
law school, B. U. law school. Lawyer, for-
merly Boston manager N. Y. Life Ins. Co.
and state manager Washington Life Ins. Co.
House '10, committees on insurance, taxa-
tion, special on Southbridge Savings bank.
'11, banks and banking (ch.), rules.
118
CHAPMAN, FRED P., 12th Norfolk, Rep.,
Franklin. Born there Feb. 1, 1866; Dean
academy, Tufts college 1886. Transitman
G. C. & S. F. R. R. lS80-'88, paymaster Ray
Woolen Co. '88-'92 and supt. '92 to 1900.
agent Ray Mill of American Woolen Co.
'00-'02, pres. Franklin Yarn Co. since '02.
Masons, Home Market, Norfolk clubs. House
'10, committee on railroads.
'11, railroads.
113
CLARK, ALLEN, 25th Suffolk. Bern., Bos-
ton. Born Wolverton, Eng., April 1, 1870;
public schools. Contractor. House 1904-'0<j,
committees on taxation, election laws.
'11, prisons, military affairs.
114
CLARK, WENDELL P., 2d Worcester,
Rep., Winchendon. Born Princeton, Oct. 25,
1843; public schools. Flour, coal and grain
dealer, formerly chair manufacturer. Red
Men.
House '11, counties.
115
CLIFF, ZEBEDEE E., 26th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born Sept. 23, 1864; pub-
lic schools. Architect and builder. Masons,
I. O. O. F., K. P. West Somerville board of
trade (pres. 1902-'03). Board of aldermen
1905-'06, board of health 1907-'08-'09, Rep.
city committee. House '10, committee on
public charitable institutions, special on Ly-
man school.
'11, public charitable institutions (ch.).
116
COGSWELL. JOHN H., 12th Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born there July 4, 1875; public
schools, B. U. law school '09. Lawyer. Hep-
tasophs, Foresters, American Benefit socie-
ty. House '10, committee on legal affairs.
'11, public lighting, elections.
w
COLLINS, SAMUEL I., 1st Essex, Rep.,
Amesbury. Born Salisbury (now Amesbury),
March 4, 1857; public schools. Real estate
and dairy farming. I. O. O. F.
Pouse '11, public service.
118
COLPOYS, FRANCIS L., 15th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Feb. 7, 1884; pub-
lic schools, Comer's commercial college. So-
licitor. K. C, St. Augustine's C. T. A., A.
O. H., M. C. O. F.; Heptasophs, Celtic club,
Samoset club. Common council 1907-'08;
House '09-'10, committees on state bouse,
public service.
'11, public service.
119
CONNOLLY, DANIEL L., 9th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there March 11, 1882;
public schools, Tufts college. Undertaker.
Catholic Union.
House '11, metropolitan affairs.
w
CONNORS, JOHN D.. 17th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there July 5, 1878; public
schools. Motorman B. E. R. Co. Tammany
club of Ward 17. Common council 1909.
House '11, state house.
121
CONVERSE. ELI M., 4th Worcester, Rep.,
West Brookfield. Born Brookfield, Oct. 31.
1850; public schools. Merchant. A. F. A. M.
Chairman board of selectmen 5 years,
House '11, drainage,
122
CONWAY, JOHN J., 2'id Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there Sent. 2, 1874; public-
schools. Milk dealer. House 190§-'O6-'O7-'10,
committees on public service, counties,
ways and means.
'11, counties, ways and means,
123
CONWELL, LEON M., 26th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born there April 15, 1870;
p-ublic schools of Newton and Philadelphia,
Pa., Princeton university 1892. Editor Som-
erville Journal. Central club of Somerville.
Somerville school committee. House '10,
committee on ways and means.
'XX, ways and means.
124
COON, JAMES H. L., 30th Middlesex,
Rep., Watertown. Born Barnstable, Oct. 1(1,
1853; public schools, Eastman Business col-
lege (Poughkeepsie, N. Y.). Insurance engi-
neer, State inspector of factories and pub-
lic buildings 1885-91. Selectman; House
1909-'10, committees on state house, taxa-
tion.
'11, mercantile affairs, public service
(ch.).
125
COTTER, MICHAEL H., 15th Essex, Dem.,
Lynn. Born Ireland, Apr. 7, 1867; public
schools. Insurance and cigar dealer. Dem.
state committee, ch. Dem. city committee.
House '11, drainage.
126
COX, OHANNING H., 10th Suffolk, Rep.,
Boston. Born Manchester, N. H., Feb. 28,
1S79; Dartmouth 1901, Harvard law school
'04. Lawyer. Boston Bar assoc, Masons,
Boston City, University, Woodland Golf, In
tervale Country clubs, Association of Dart-
mouth Alumni cf Boston (sec). Common
council '08-'09. House '10, committees on
bills 3d reading (ch.), legal affairs.
'II, mercantile affairs (ch.).
127
CRAKE, RUS3ELE D.. -3d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Bom Hartford, Conn., May 20,
1N77; public schools, Concord, N. H., high
school. Harvard 1900. General manager
Bank-Clock Co. Cambridge Rep. (treasj,
Boston City, Vesper Country, Cambridge
Economy, Colonial clubs. Non-partisan city
committee (vice-pres.), Rep. city committee,
common council 2 years, board of aldermen
2 years. House '10, committee on railroads.
'11, street railways, public lighting.
k28
CROCKER, COURTENAY, 11th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there Feb. 4, 1881; Volk-
nian's school, Harvard 1901, Harvard law
school '05. Lawyer. Massachusetts club.
Rep. club of Massachusetts. Rep. city com-
mittee '06-'07-'08-'09-'10, common council
'O8-'09. House '10, committee on ways and
means (clerk).
'11, ways and means.
m
CRONIN, DANIEL F., 18th Suffolk, Dem..
Boston. Born Ireland, Nov. 15, 1879; public
bchools, Boston college. Painter. Timilty
club (sec'y). Common council 1907-'08-'09.
House '10, committee on fisheries and game.
'11, water supply.
U0
CROWLEY, WILLIAM A. IL, 7th Suffolk,
Dem,. Boston. Born St. John, N. B., Jane
22, 1869; public schools. Clothing cutter.
K. C, A. O. H. Common council 1901-'02-'03-
'04.
House '11, drainage.
131
CCFF, THOMAS S., 19th Middlesex, Dem.,
Lowell. Born Ireland, Dec. 26, 187S; public
schoois of Lowell. Druggist. K. C, Y. M.
C. I., U. S. Bunting C. C. & A. A. House
'10, committee on public health.
'11, public health.
132
CURTIN, THOMAS P.. 24th Suffolk, Deni.,
Boscon. Born Chelmsford, March 6, 1ST0;
public schools. Printer; sec. Boston Typo-
graphical Union.
House '11. labor, constitutional amend
ments.
133
CUS'HING, GRAFTON D., 11th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born there Aug. 4, 1864; No-
bles school and Harvard. Lawyer. School
committee four years; House 1906-'07-'08-'09-
'10, committees on education (ch.), liquor
law (.clerk), ways and means, rules, metro-
politan affairs (ch.), libraries.
'11, metropolitan affairs (ch.), rules.
1S4
KV
CUSHMAN, ALFRED W., 3d Barnstable,
Rep., Prorincetown. Born Duxbury, Aug.
18.. 1842; public schools and Partridge acad-
emy, Duxbury. Conductor N. Y., N. H. & H.
K. R. Mascns, I. O. O. F., O. R. C. House
'10, committees on harbors and public lands,
roads and bridges.
'11, roads and bridges.
138
DALY, GEORGE T., 12th Suffolk, Dem.
Boston. Born Boston, June 19, 18G6; pub
lie schools. Tea salesman. M. C. O. F. (P
C. R.), Knights of St. Rose (past counsel)
Knights of St. Rose corporation, K. C. (G
K.), Young Men's Catholic assoc, Concord
club.
House '11, street railways.
n%
DAMON, DAVTD EL, 12th Middlesex, Rep.,
Ashby. Born Ashby, Dec. 28, 1852; public
schools. Farmer and contractor. Grange,
[. O. O. F.
House '11, agriculture.
187
DANFCRTH, HENRY G., 1st Bristol, Rep.,
Norton. Born Raynham, Feb. 6, 1843; pub-
lic schools, Union Business college of Phil-
adelphia. Shoe business in Philadelphia
1867 to '71, European salesman McKay Sew-
ing Macnine Co. '74 to '84, manufacturer in
Norton '85 to 1904, farming' since '04.
Grange, A. O. U. W. School committee 15
years, selectman and assessor 1906-'ll.
House '11, state house.
138
DAVIES, THOMAS, 10th Hampden, Deni.,
Holyokc. Born Didsbury, Eng., Feb. 1J,
1875; public schools. Mill employee, hotel
clerk. I. O. O. F., M. U. Dem. city com-
mittee; House ir>09-'10, committees on la-
bor, election laws
11, railroads.
189
DAVIS, ARTHUR S., 22d Middlesex, Rep.,
Melrose. Born San Francisco, Cal., March
30, 1867; Chelsea public schools, B. U. law
school. Lawyer. Masons, I. O. O. F., Elks.
Board of aldermen 3 years. House '10, com-
mittees on election laws, bills 3d reading.
'11, 3d reading (ch.), election laws.
140
DAVIS, NATHAN W., 6th Bristol, Rep.,
Freetown. Born there March 19, 1857; Epis-
copal academy, Cheshire, Conn.: class of
1874. Gun manufacturer. A. F. A. M., I.
O. O. F. Town treasurer, hoard of regis-
trars of voters; Rep. town committee (sec).
House '11, public service.
141
DAY, DANIEL P., 8th Middlesex, Rep.,
Hopkinton. Born Worcester, Aug. 20, 1867;
public schools. Clothing and shoe dealer;
local representative Boston Globe. A. F. A.
M. (P. M.), 1. O. O. F. (P. N. G.), A. O. U.
W. Town treasurer past 6 years; Rep. town
committee (sec. and treas.).
House '11, banks and banking.
142
DEAN, CHARLES A., 21st Middlesex,
Dem., Wakefield. Born England: public
schools. Rattan business, farming. I. O.
O. F. Assessor, finance and sewer commit-
tee, sec. public library, pres. board of trade;
Mouse 1893-'99-'00-1901-'02-'03-'06-'07-'08-'10,
committees on taxation, revision of corpor-
ation laws, insurance, rules, special recess
committee of 1906 on insurance, railroads.
'11, ways and means.
14*
DOW, GEORGE L., 3d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born there Dec. 9, 1878; pub-
lic schools, Dartmouth college. Real estate
and insurance. Cambridge Rep. club (vice-
pres.), Middlesex club, Masons, Economy
and Colonial clubs of Cambridge. Common
council 1905, board of aldermen '06-'07, Rep.
city committee, Non-Partisan city commit-
tee (ch. '09). House '10, committee on
cities; '11, cities, elections.
in
DOYLE, ANDREW P., 8th Bristol, Rep.,
New Bedford. Born Ireland, August 15,
18G ( J; public schools. Insurance. Celtic
club, A. O. H. Common council, board of
aldermen; House 1906-'07>08-'09-'10, commit-
tees on insurance, liquor Jaw (clerk), cities,
special recess committee on insurance.
'11, cities, liquor law, state house (ch.).
145
DUGAX, LAWRENCE J., 7th Worcester,
Dera., Webster. Born there Nov. 17, 1874,
parochial and Webster high schools, Jeffer
son (Fnila., Pa.) Medical college. Druggist
K. C, A. O. H. House '10, committee on
roads and bridges.
'11, roads and bridges.
146
DWYER, JOHN F., 7th Norfolk, Dem.,
Weymouth. Born there Feb. 9, 1862; public
schools. Express business 2L years, real es-
tate and contractor. Director Soutb Shore
Co-operative bank, trustee Weymouth Hos-
pital assoc, vice-pres. and director Wey-
mouth Agricultural society, A. O. H. Select-
man, overseer of poor, assessor, library trus-
tee, postmaster 5 years, Dem. town commit-
tee (ch.); House 1909-'10, committees on
banks and banking, towns.
'11, roads and bridges, insurance.
147
EAGAN, JAMES F., 20th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston, Born Framinghani, July 1G, 1879;
public schools of Framinghani. Clothing
business 17 years. Pres. Boston Internation-
al Retail Clerks' Protective assoc, K. C.
House '11, public health.
148
EAMES, HARRY M., 9th Essex, Rep., An-
(dover. Born there July 9, 1856; public
schools. Wool sorter and wool buyer,
treasurer Crescent Worsted Co., farming at
present. A. F. A. M. (P. M.), R. A. C. (P.
H. P.), K. T., M. 8., I. O. O. F., R. A. Select-
man, assessor, overseer of poor 1907 'OS-'09-
'10 (ch. all 4 years); House (from Law-
rence) 1887-88, committees on Hoosac Tun-
nel and Troy and Greenfield R R-, federal
relations (clerk), liquor law.
'11, roads and -bridges.
149
EDGBLL, CHARLES N., 2d Worcester,
Rep., Gardner. Born there Jan. 29, 1843;
public schools, Bane (Vt.) and New Ipswich
academies. Fire insurance, A. F. A. M..
K. T., M. S., R. & S. M., O. E. S.. I. O O. F.,
A. O. U. W„ Gardner Boat, Ridgely clubs,
retired capt. M. V. M. Selectmen, overseers
of poor, board of health, chief fire depart*
ment. House '10, committee on military
affairs.
'11, prisons, elections.
150
EDSON, GEORGE W. W., 10th Middle-
sex, Dem., Stow. Bom Boston, Nov. 23,
1845; public schools, studied law 2 years.
Toy manufacturer, artist, photographer, me-
chanical draughtsman. designer. pattern
and model maker, agriculturist, horticultur-
ist, floriculturist. Independent Boston Fasi-
leers, 26th unattached Co., H. A., and Co.
K, 4th Mass. H. A., 1864-'65, G. A. R., S. of
V., assoc. member Co. M, 5th Regiment, M,
V. M., Grange, Stow Civic club.
House '11, military affairs,
151
ELDRIDGE, CHARLES W., 26th Middle-
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Boston, Oct. 16,
1877; public schools. Salesman with Chase k
Sanborn since 1883. I. O. O. P., United Com-
mercial Travelers, Somerville 4th of July
assoc. "Board of aldermen 1907-'08-'09; Rep.
city committee 1906-'07-'0S-'09-'10.
House '11, prisons.
m
ELLIS, GEORGE H., ith Middlesex, Rep.,
Newton. Born Medfield, Oct. 3, 1848; dis-
trict schools. Printer and publisher. Treas-
urer and director George H. Ellis Co., trus-
tee Mass. Agricultural college, Simmons
Female college, executive committee United
Typothetae of America (pres. 1905-'0C-
'07), City, Economic, Twentieth Century,
Unitarian, Reform clubs. Board of alder-
men 4 years. House '10, committees on
ptr^et railways, labor.
'U. street railways, labor (ch,),
153
ELWELL, CHARLES E., 23d Essex, Rep.,
Rockport. Born there June 20, 1882; public
schools, Gloucester Business college. Fish
glue manufacturer. Red Men, I. O. O. F.
(Encampment), Masons. Housp '10, commit-
tee on harbors and public lands (clerk).
'11, harbors and public lands, pay roll.
IH
FAY, WILTON B., 27th Middlesex, Rep..
Medford. Born Hyde Park, Oct. 3, 1865;
public schools. Accountant; Rep. club of
Mas-.. Horticultural society, Middlesex,
Medford, Neighborhood, Medford Boat
clubs, Medford Historical society, Rep.
state committee 1908-'u9-'10-"ll, Rep. city
committee (ch. '01 to '06), 8th Cong, dis-
trict committee (treas. since '01), alternate
national convention '08. Medford park com-
mission (ch.). House '10, committee on
-ways and means; '11, ways and means,
counties.
155
FISHER, EDWARD, 11th Middlesex.
Dem., Westford. Born there Aug. 22, 1874;
Westford academy, Boston University law
school. Lawyer. Spalding Light Cavalry as-
soc. (sec), Middlesex town and city clerks
assoc. (former sec). Town clerk since 1902.
House '11. judiciary.
1GU
FITZGERALD, JAMES H., 2d Essex,
Dem., Haverhill. Born Ireland, Dec, 1852;
public schools. Heel and inner sole manufac-
turer. City council 2 years.
House '11, cities.
157
FLANAGAN, JOHN T., 16th Worcester.
Dem., Worcester. Born Worcester, May 25.
1869: public schools and classical high. Un-
dertaker. A. O. H. (pres. Division 3), treas
United Divisions A. O. H., Elks (loyal
knight). M. C. O. P., Father Mathew T. A.
and B. society, St. John's T. and L. guild
(ex-pres.)
House '11, prisons.
158
FLOWER. HAROLD H., 2d Franklin.
Rep., Greenfield. Born Ashfield, Jan. 13,
1879; Sanderson academy, Williston semin-
ary, Harvard university. Lawyer. A. F. A.
M., R. A. C, K. T.
House '11, constitutional amendments,
legal affairs, engrossed bills (ch.).
159
FOGG, CLARENCE J., 25th Essex, Rep.,
Newburyport. Born there July 10, 1853; pub-
lic schools. Shoe cutter. Masons, A. O. U.
W. Common council one year, board of al-
dermen two years; house 1906-'07-'08-'09-'10,
committees on liquor law, special recess
committee on taxation, taxation, taxation
commission 1907, counties (ch.)
11, counties (ch.), public lighting.
160
FOLEY, LOUIS A., 20th Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born Acton, Aug. 11, 1875; Law-
rence public schools, Gleason academy of
Hudson, Boston university law school. Law-
yer. Young Men's Democratic club of Ward
20, K. C, A. O. H., A. O. U. W., Knights
of Equity.
House '11, insurance.
161
FORRISTALL, HERBERT M., Dem., Sau-
gus. Born Troy, N. H., Aug. 14, 1859; pub-
lic schools. Train despatcher B. & M. R. R.
Masons, Royal Arcanum. Registrars of vot-
ers, board of selectmen fch.); House 1907-
'08, committees on taxation, elections.
'11, public health.
162
GIFFORD, BENJAMIN D., 2d Barnsta-
ble, Rep., Chatham. Born Provincetown,
Nov. 19, 1845; public schools, Colgate uni-
versity, Albany Medical college. Physician.
Masons (P. M.), Barnstable District Medi-
cal society (ex-pres.), Ancient and Honor-
able society of Nantucket Pilgrims (pres.).
Deputy collector of customs, postmaster.
House '11, public health.
163
GIFFORD, WILLIAM H., 9th Bristol,
Dem., Westport. Born Dartmouth, Jan. 20,
1851; public schools. Merchant and farmer.
Masons. Deputy sheriff six years; House
1909-'10, committee on fisheries and game.
'11, ways and means.
lt>4
GOFF, ELLERY L., 5th Bristol, Rep., Re-
hoboth. Born Taunton, April 17, 1858; pub-
lic schools. Farmer and insurance. Grange,
Rehoboth Antiquarian society (secretary).
Town clerk 16 years, tax collector. House
'10, committee on towns.
'11, towns.
165
GRAHAM, WILLIAM J., 8th Essex, Dem.,
Lawrence. Born there Oct. 2, 1873; Phillips
Andover, Tufts Medical school. K. C. City
committee 1896 to 1900; House 1904-'05-'06-
'07-'08-'09-'10. committees on fisheries and
game, federal relations, cities.
'11, cities, public lighting.
166
GREEN, JAMES I., 4th Suffolk, Dem,
Boston. Born there Apr. 9, 1885; parochial
schools, Boston Latin school, Boston college.
Law student. Bunker Hill Dem., Hayes
Square, City Square and Elicott social clubs.
Common council 1909; Dem. city committee
'10.
House '11, harbors and public lands.
167
GREENWOOD, FRED PARKER, 24tli
Middlesex* Rep., Everett. Born Alstead, N.
H., May 29, 1S55; Everett public schools.
Retired; 20 years wholesale produce dealer,
10 years with Boston Seaman's Friend so-
ciety.
House '11, education.
168
GRIFFIN, .TAMES F.. 22d Suffolk. Dem,
Boston. Born Boston. Jan. 19, 1884; pub-
lic schools, evening high. Broker, member
of Boston Curb exchange: with A. S. Ice-
land ft Co. 9 years. K. C. Moose (P. D.),
Star of Jamaica Veteran Firemen.
House '11. harbors and public lands.
J 69
HAIGTS, JOHN W., 3d Franklin, Rep.,
Montague. Born there July 31, 1881; public
schools. Stationer. President Turners Falls
board of trade, Peskeomipiskut club, Ma-
sons, R. A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F., Red Men,
D. O. H., Odd Fellows' Social club. Town
treasurer, collector, auditor, board of as-
sessors (ch.)j water commissioner; House
1909-MO, committees on railronds (clerk),
rules (clerk).
'11, rules, railroads, federal relations
(ch.).
170
HAINES, BENJAMIN F., 28th Middlesex,
Rep., Medford. Born Boston, Nov. 25, 187G;
New Bedford high school, Brown University,
Boston University law school. Lawyer.
South Medford Rep. and Medford clubs;
Elks. K. P., Red Men, Sons of St. George, A.
F. A. M., R. A. C, K. T., M. S.
House '11, legal affairs.
171
HALL1DAY, WILLIAM, 10th Essex, Rep.,
North Andover. Born Andover, Jan. 13.
1S53; public schools. Clerk. Masons, R.
A. C, K. T., I. O. O. F. Selectmen and over-
seers of poor 1889-1900-'08-'09 (ch. 1900), as-
sessors 1909; House 1896, committee on
towns, 1909 (to fill vacancy), labor; '10,
towns (clerk).
'11, towns (ch.).
172
HANCOCK, PORTUS B., 10th Plymouth,
Dem., Brockton. Born Coventry, Vt., Feb.
19, 1836; public schools. Produce, real
estate, insurance. K. P., I. O. O. F., Red
Men, G. A. R. (honorary). House 1899 to
1902, 1906-'07-'08-'09-'10, committees on libra-
ries, public service, fisheries and game,
federal relations, harbors and public lands,
public charitable institutions, military af-
fairs.
"11, public charitable institutions.
173
HARDING, CLARENCE W., 5th Plymouth,
Dem., Whitman. Born South Abington
(now Whitman) Feb. 7, 1868; public schools.
Shoe business. I. O. O. F., A. O. U. W., Boot
and Shoe Workers' Union. Board of select-
men 1910; Dem. town committee.
House '11, federal relations.
174
HARDY, FRANK O., 12th Worcester, Rep.,
Fitchburg. Born there 1870; public schools.
Brass foundry business. Rep. club, Boston
Athletic assoc, Brae-Burn and Tatnuck
Country clubs, Alpine Golf club, Park club,
Fitchburg Rifle and Gun club, Camp Fire
club of New York, Merchants' assoc, di-
rector Fitchburg Safe Deposit and Trust
Co. Board of aldermen 1908; House '09-'10,
committees on railroads, labor (ch.).
11, railroads, constitutional amendments
17i
HARDY, LEONARD F., 2d Hampshire,
Rep., Huntington. Born Weedsport, N. Y.,
Oct. 24, 1874; pivblic schools, Fairfield
(N. Y.) Military academy. Lawyer. Masons,
(P. M.), R. A. C, K. T., M. S., Grange. Board
of selectmen, assessors, overseers of poor
(ch. 12 years), water commission (ch.),
Rep. town committee. House 10, commit-
tee on street railways.
'11, street railways (ch.).
176
HARRINGTON, EDWARD F., 10th Bris-
tol, Dem, Fall River. Born there August
10, 1878; private school. Groceries. Sacred
Heart Christian Doctrine society, Clover
ciub, A. O. H. Common council 1 year,
board of aldermen 6 years; House 1909-'10.
committees on libraries Kclerk), water sup-
ply.
11. mercantile affairs.
177
HART, JAMES A., 241 h S tffolk, Rep., Bos-
ton. Born Gaysboro, N. S., Oct. 29. L864;
public schools. .Merchant. A. F. A. M., I.
O. O. F., Encampment, Dorchester Gentle-
men's Driving, Ashmont, Ward 24 Rep.,
East and Men's clubs. Common council
1903-'09.
House '11, federal relations.
178
HATHAWAY, EDWARD R., 8th Bristol,
Rep., New Bedford. Born there Jan. 29.
1S74; public schools. Clothing business.
Dartmouth club, Elks. School committee
2 years; House 1909-'10, committees on state
house, public service, constitutional amend-
ments.
'11, street railways.
179
HATHAWAY, HORATIO, JR., 1st Nor-
folk, Rep., Dedham. Born New Bedford,
Sept. 12, 1870; Harvard (2 years) class of
'93. Trustee; director Acushnet Mills cor-
poration, Hathaway Manufacturing Co., Po-
tomska Mills corporation, Wamsutta Mills
corporation, all of New Bedford.
House '11, street railways.
ISO
HAWLEY, TRUMAN R., 23d Middlesex,
Hep., Maiden. Born there Oct. 17, 1876;
public schools, Harvard 1900, Harvard law-
school '05. Lawyer. Massachusetts club,
Rep. club of Massachusetts, A. F. A. M,
Common council 2 years.
House '11, taxation, liquor law.
181
HENEBERY. MICHAEL A., 17th Worces-
ter, Deni., Worcester. Born there Nov. 10,
1S77; public schools, Boston Y. M. C. A.
Evening law school '08. Lawyer, supt. rail-
road construction C years. K. C, R. A., Ful-
ton club, City Employes' union. Board of
health 7 years. House '10, committee on in-
surance.
'11, street railways,
182
HENNESSEY, MICHAEL, 4th Berkshire,
Dem., Dalton. Born Adams, Sept. 16, 1854;
public schools. Cotton mill supt. IS years,
life ins. agt. and supt. 7 years, sealer U. S.
treasury dept. Geo: mill 2 1-2 years. A. O.
H. (pres.), F. of A. (trustee). Dem. club
of Dalton (chairman). Selectman 2 years,
registrar of voters 12 years.
House '11, mercantile affairs.
183
HICKEY. WILLIAM P., 14th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Nov. 17, 1871 ;
public schools. Real estate, former supt.
L street ba-h. Warren club. Elks, S. B.
A. A., N. E. O. P., A. O. H. Common coun
cil 1896- T 97-'98; House 1909-'10, committees
on federal relations, counties.
'11, taxation.
m
HILDRETH, MERRICK E., 1st Worcester,
Rep., Petersham. Born there Aug. 1, 1840;
public schools. Farmer.
House '11, public health.
185
HILL, FRANCIS M., 13th Essex, Rep.,
Lynn. Born Boston, Feb. 28, 1882; Lynn
classical high school, M. I. T., Boston uni-
versity law school '05. Lawyer. School com-
mittee one year.
House '11, constitutional amendments, en-
grossed bills.
18$
HOBBS, CLARENCE W., JR.. 13th Wor-
cester, Rep., Worcester. Born Woodfords,
Me., Oct. 1, 1878; public schools, Worcester
high, Harvard 1902, Harvard law '04. Law-
yer. Worcester county Rep., Economic,
Commonwealth clubs, board of trade, Wor-
cester Continentals. Rep. city committee,
'08, common council '09. House '10, commit-
tees on legal affairs (clerk), eng. bills,
'11, judiciary.
18?
HOLBROOK, HENRY W., 1st Hampden,
Rep., Palmer. Born Palmer, Feb. IS, 1875;
public schools, Tufts college. Wholesale and
retail coal business 14 years. A. F. A. M.,
R. A. C, K. T., M. S., Palmer Business and
Social club. Selectman 4 years (chairman
3.)
House '11, mercantile affairs.
188
HOLDEN, JOSEPH W., 31st Middlesex.
Rep., Stoneham. Born there Oct. 10, 1867;
public schools, .\lilk dealer. I. O. O. F., A.
O. U. W., Knights of Pythias. Board of pub-
lie works, selectmen House 1909-'10, com-
mittee on public lighting.
'11, public lighting, prisons.
189
HOLMES, ALEXANDER, 7th Plymouth,
Rep., Kingston. Born there July 28, 1867;
public schools, Hopkinson's school of Bos-
ton, Harvard 1889, M. I. T. Farmer. Rep.
town committee (ch.), Plymouth County
Rep. club (pres. 3 years). Board of select-
men (ch.), overseer of poor, assessor,
school committee, tree warden; House
1901-'02, committee on mercantile affairs.
'11. election laws.
190
HOLT, CHARLES T., 6th Hampden,
REp.. Springfield. Born Petersham, August
1, 1845; public schools, Newton Theologi-
cal institution. Insurance, coal mer-
chant, clergyman. Masons, G. A. R. Re-
publican town committee; water com-
missioner, public library trustee; House
1907-'08-'09-'j.^, committees on harbors and
public lands, parishes and religious soci-
eties (clerk); insurance (ch.), military af-
fairs; '11, insurance (ch.), military affairs.
191
HOWARD, HARRY L., 3d Hampshire,
Rep., Hatfield. Born West Swanzey, N. H.,
Jan. 26, 1874; Smith academy, Hatfield,
Child's Business college, Springfield. Gra:n
and coal business 6 years, now general in-
surance. A. F. A. M.; Rep. town committee
(ch. 3 years), county committee 1911.
House '11, towns.
192
HOWARD, WILLIAM N., 2d Bristol, Rep.,
Easton. Born there Sept. 23, 1871; public
schools. Farmer and insurance. Secretary
State Grange (12 years), Masons, House
'10, committee on agriculture (clerk).
'11, agriculture.
i
HOWE, CHARLES H., 11th Worcester,
Rep., Leominster. Born there Dec. 17, 1850;
public schools. Manufacturing. Water com-
missioner.
House '11, public lighting, labor.
1»4
HOYT, WILLIAM S., 13th Essex, Dem.,
Lynn. Born Boston. Jan 27, 1840; public
schools. Constable, collector, auctioneer, in-
vestigator. Former depaty U. S. marshal,
former deputy collector customs.
House '11, liquor law.
iy5
HUGHES, JOHN J., 3d Berkshire, Dera.,
Adams. Born Alford, 1867; public schools
of Adams. Granite cutter. Knights of Co-
lumbus, Robert Emmet Benevolent assoc,
Adams Anti-Tuberculosis society. House
'10, committee on prisons (clerk).
'11, taxation.
]'.»»,
FiURD, LYMAN E., 18th Essex, Rep.
Salem. Born Lynn, Aug. 17, 1875; public
schools. Harvard college, Harvard law
school. Lawyer. Salem, Salem Billiard,
Salem Republican clubs, Now and Then as-
soc. Common council T90<5-'07-'08-'09 (pres-
ident 'U9>. House "If. committee on judiciary.
'11, judiciary.
197
HURLBURT, FREDERICK W., 14th Wor-
cester, Rep., Worcester. Born Worcester
Oct. 4, 1859; public schools. Worcester &
Nashua and B. & M. R. R. 33 years, clerk,
ticket agent, freight cashier. Worcester
County Rep. club, I. O. O. F.
House '11, insurance.
19b
JENCKES, EDWARD N., Stli Worcester,
Dem., Douglas. Born Burrillville, R. I., Dec.
31, 1S4G: public schools, business college.
General store. Assessor Burrillville 4 years.
Rbode Island assembly 1882-'S3, selectman
of Douglas 15 y:s. (ch.), town clerk T yrs.,
board of assessors.
House '11, towns.
: y
KEEFE, DAVID P., 11th Bristol, Rep.,
F3ll River. Born Fitchburg, Sept. 29, 1855;
public schools. Salesman, advertising soli-
citor. Rep. club; Veteran Firemen's assoc.
House 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08-'10, committees on
federal relations, libraries, parishes and
religious societies (en.), elections, election
laws, public charitable institutions.
'11, public charitable institutions.
200
KELLY, MICHAEL, 19th Essex, Dem., Sa-
lem. Born Treland, June 17, 1840; public-
schools of Salem and Peabody. -Morocco
manufacturer 30 yrs. Elks. Overseeis of
])oor. school committee, board of aldermen;
House IftOO-'Ol. committees on banks and
banking, counties.
'11, election laws.
201
KENNEY, JAMBS T., 21st Suffolk, Den..,
Boston. Born Central Falls, R. I., June 20,
1870; public schools. Musician, newspaper
work. A. O. H. (pres. Div. 50), Roscommon
club (pres.), Musician's Union No. &, Musi-
cians' Mutual Benefit society, delegate C. L.
U. 14 yrs.
House '11, public lighting.
20*
m
KIERNAN, LOUiS R., 5th Suffolk, Dem.,
Chelsea. Born there Aug. 26, 1884; public
schools, Boston University law school. Law-
yer. K C, Elks, Owls.
House '11, election laws.
203
KILLPARTRLCK, CHARLES T.. isth Mid
dlesex, Rep., Lowell. Born England, Dec. 21,
1852; public schools. Confectionery and ci-
joirs. 1 O. O. F. Common council 1893-'94.
House '10, committee on drainage.
'11, street railways.
204
KING, CLIFFORD L., 4th Bristol, Dem.,
Taunton. Born there Apr. 8, 1873; public
schools. Reporter Taunton Herald-News.
Democratic city committee. Clerk Taun-
ton license commission 1901-'04.
House '11, counties.
2<M
KNOWLES, H. BERT, 21st Essex, Rep.,
Gloucester. Born Corinna. Me., May 2, 1809;
public schools. Lawyer, railroad business
24 years. A. F. A. M., R. A. C, K. T. Alder-
man 1907-'08.
House '11, legal affairs.
206
LaMOUREUX, WILFRED J., 5th Worces-
ter, Dem., Southbridge. Born there Dec. 13,
i879; St. Joseph's seminary, Watertown, N.
Y., Grand seminary, Montreal, P. Q. Furni-
ture dealer, notary public. Eagles, Red
Men, Catholique Foresters, Cercle Canadien,
Club les Intimes. Library committee 3
years, auditor 2 years, sewer commission 7
years. House '10, committee on drainage,
special on Southbridge Savings bank.
'11, banks and banking.
207
LANGELIER, LOUIS F. R., 6th Norfolk,
Rep., Quincy. Born Boston, Nov. 29, ISTd;
public schools. Manager book publishing
house. N. E. Trade Press assoc. (sec),
Squantum Yacht club, Wollaston club. City
council 4 years, trustee public library, Rep.
city committee (sec.) ; House 1909-10, com-
mittees on harbors and public lands ( clerk,
'09, ch. '10), banks and banking.
'11, harbors and public lands (ch.), roads
and bridges.
20&
LANGTRY, ALBERT P., 5th Bamftfen,
Rep., Springield. Bern Wakefield, July £7,
1 SCO ; public schools. Editor and pablifetier
Springfield Union. .Masons, Middlesex club,
Rep. club of Massachusets. Ex-member ami
ex-sec'y Rep. state committee. House '10,
committee on mercantile affairs.
'11, election laws (ch.), fisheries and
game, rules.
209
LEONARD, JOSEPH, 9th Suffolk, Dem .
Boston. Born there October 16, 1878; pub
lie schools. Life insurance. Kuincy club, Ca-
thedral Y. M. C. A. Common council lii'17.
House '09. committee on printing.
'11, cities, insurance.
1210
LEWIN, OHARLES, 7th Bristol, Rep.,
New Bedford. Born Lancaster, England,
May 20, 1852; Phillips academy. News-
dealer, mill operative 42 years. Founder
loom-fixers' local and national organiza-
tions; North End Merchants' club (pres.)-
Rep. city committee; House 1909-'10, com-
mittee on labor.
11, public charitable institutions, labor.
211
LILLEY, ESDWIN F., 9th Worcester, Rep...
Milford. Born there Aug. 29, 1X70; public
schools. Jewelry business L8 years. Elks, I. O.
(). F., Grange, A. F. A. M., M. S. Rep. town
committee 7 year.^ (ch. 2 years). Selectman
2 years (ch. one).
House '11, public health, harbors and pub
lie lands.
212
LOMASNEY, MARTIN M., 8th Suffolk,
Dem. Boston. Born there December 3, 1859;
public schools. Real estate. Hendricks club.
Board of aldermen 1893 to 1895; Senate 1896
and 1897. committees on engrossed bills,
constitutional amendments, harbors and
public lands, public health; House 1899.
1905-'0G- : 07-'08'09, committees on metropol-
itan affairs, public service.
'11, metropolitan affairs, rules.
Wi
LOMBARD, PAUL I., 5th Hampden, Rep.,
Springfield. Born there July 16, 1875;
public schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer.
Rep. and Winthrop clubs. Chairman Rep.
city committee 1907-'08. House '10, commit
tee on cities.
'11, cities.
214
LOOK, WILLIAM J., 1st Dukes, Rep..
Tisbury. Born Tisbury, June 20, 1867; pub-
lie schools. Carpenter and electrical work-
er. A. F. A. M. (master Martha's Vineyard
lodge 4 years). I). D. G. M. 27th Masonic
district 2 years; Rep. town committee 15
years. Selectman, assessor and overseer of
poor 9 years (ch. 7 years), county commis-
sioner since 1905.
House '11, fisheries and game,
315
MacCONALD, HERMAN A., 20th Essex,
Jiep., Beverly, riorn Stockholm, Sweden,
Nov. 11, 1881; public schools, Beverly high,
Lynn Business college, Boston Y. M. C. A.
Evening law school 1910. Lawyer, clerk and
stenographer, 4 years in governor's office.
Beverly Rep. club, A. F. A. M., Municipal
club.
House '11, liquor law, legal affairs.
MAGUIRE, JAMES P., 22d Suffolk, Dem,
Boston. Born Boston, 1880; public schools,
Boston Latin. Brokerage business.
House '11, education.
MAHONEY, JOHN C, loth Worcester,
Dem., Worcester. Born Ireland. March 22,
1878; national schools of Ireland, public
schools of Worcester, evening high, Boston
Y. M. C. A. Evening law school. Clerk
Worcester water dept. 8 years, law student.
A. O. H., K. C, F. of A., Irish National For-
esters, Worcester City Employees' Union,
C. L. U., O'Connell Associates, Adams De-
bating society.
House '11, legal affairs, election^;.
W
MARCHAND, GEORGE E., 17th Middle
sex, Roj)., Lowell. Born there Dec. 22, 1877;
public schools. Chauffeur. Eagles, Metro-
politan. French Citizens' social, Middlesex
Social, Centreville Social and Chauffeurs'
clubs. Common council 1907-'08, House '10,
committee on prisons.
'11, prisons (ch.).
m
MCCARTHY CHARLES F., 9th Middle-
sex, Uem., Marlboro. Born there Aug. 15,
1876; public schools. Newspaper reporter.
K. of C, A. 0. H., Spanish War Veterans,
Sons of Veterans, Pastime Boat club.
House H«08-'09-'10, committees on public ser-
vice (clerk), military affairs (clerk), mer-
par' ile ai airs.
11. judiciary.
MU
MCCARTHY, KldE.NK A., Jr., 6th Bs-
sex, Dem., L.iwrence. Born there Sept. 12,
1856; public schools. Real estate and in-
surance. Eagles, Knights of Equity, Pair-
mouth Athletic club, Jefferson Social ciub.
Common council 1909-'10 (pres. '10), pub-
lic library trustee.
House '11, mercantile affairs.
221
McCarthy, john f., 16th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there July 21, 1880;
public schools. Salesman.
House '11, harbors and public lands.
222
MeOl LLOUGH, THOMAS F., 11th Hamp-
den, Dtm., tiolyoke. Born Palmer; public
schools. Cigarmaker. Central Labor union,
Cigarmakers' union (sec), Park Lyceum
Social club. House '10, committee on la-
bor.
'11, fisheries and game, pay roll.
.'£T6
MoFXANEY, JAMES A., Jr., 20th Suffolk.
Derr.., Boston. Born there Sept. 6, 1883;
public schools, evening high, Franklin insti-
tute. Manager Boston Column Co. Catho-
lic club of Dorchester.
House '11, taxation.
224
McGIVERN, JOHN D., 16th Suffolk, Dem. r
Boston. Born there Sept. 19, 1883; public
schools. Clerk N. Y„ N. H. & H. R. R. Co.
Ward 16 Dem. club, Madison Social club.
Common council 1906-'07-'08-'09.
House '11, drainage.
225
McGRATH, MICHAEL F., 6th Middlesex,
Dem., Natick. Born there Oct. 26, 1861;
public and private schools. Real estate and
insurance, formerly shoe worker and shoe
manufacturer. M. C. O. F., A. O. H., Eagles,
F. of A., Knights of Sherwood, Boot and
Shoe Workers' union. Board of selectmen 5
years (clerk 3 years, chairman 1 year).
House MO, committee on towns.
'11, mercantile affairs.
226
McINERNEY, JAMES H., 19th Suffolk.
Dem., Boston. Born Ireland, Dec. 13, 1871:
national schools, Hardware salesman, elec-
trician, contractor, granite. A. O. H., K. C .,
Russell and Mitchell clubs. Common coun-
cil 1899-1900; ch. Ward 19 Dem. committee
'02-'03-'04-'08-'10-'ll; House '01-'02-'03, com-
mittees on public service, parishes and
religious societies, libraries, water supply.
'11, constitutional amendments, military
affairs.
227
McKAY, HUGH M., 27th Suffolk, Rep.,
Revere. Born Montreal, June 10, 1870; pub-
lic schools of Montreal and Hamilton. Steel
engraving. I. O. O. F. (P. G.), A. F. A. M.,
Elks, Bay State Yacht club; Rep. town
committee 8 years. Selectman 1907-'08-'09
(ch. '09).
House '11, cities.
228
McMORROW, WILLIAM M., 23d Suffolk.
Dem., Boston. Born there Oct. 22, 1885;
public schools, Boston college '06, Harvard
law school 2 years. Law student, teacher
Boston college high school '08-'09, drug
clerk in vacations. A. O. H., Forest Hills
Improvement assoc.
House '11, banks and banking.
MEADE, TIMOTHY J., 10th Plymouth
Dem., Brockton. Born Boston, Nov. 7, 1864:
public schools. Shoemaker, K. C. Common
council 3 years, board of aldermen 2 years
(chairman 1 year), ex-secretary Democratic-
city committee; House 1908-'09-'10, commit-
tees on prisons (clerk), federal relation-;,
cities.
11, ways and means.
-JO
MEANEY, JOHN F., bth Worcester,
Dem., Blackstone. Born Scituate, R. I., Jan.
5, 1880; public schools Blackstone, B. U.
law school. Lawyer. Foresters of America,
A. O. H. Town solicitor past 8 years, tax
collector past 6 years, Democratic town
committee, state committee 1908 (chair-
man executive committee), 1909-'10-'ll. Sen-
ate '10, committees on legal affairs, towns,
drainage, public lighting, special on milk.
House '11, judiciary, agriculture.
231
MER1UTT, JOSEPH F., 2d Plymouth,
Dem., Norwell. Born South Scituate (now
Norwell) July 26, 1872; Derby academy,
Hingham. A. F. A. M. Town clerk 8 years,
treasurer 2 years.
House '11, towns.
232
MONTAGUE, DAVID T., 10th Suffolk,
Rep., Boston. Born Bridgewater, Vt., April
2, 1864: Goddard seminary, Tufts college,
B. U. law school. Lawyer. Masons 32d de-
gree, K. T., Elks, B. A. A., Middlesex, Eco-
nomic; cuius, Vt. Assoc, of Boston, Boston-
jan society. Ward committee (ch.), Kep.
city committee (pres. '09) ; common coun-
cil 190b-'0b- s 07, register of probate '07;
House 1909-'10, committees on banks and
banking (clerk), insurance, cities (ch.),
elections (clerk); '11, cities (ch.), insur
ance-
233
MORGAN, CHARLES H., 7th Essex, Rep.,
Lawrence. Born there Jan. 15, 1869; pub-
lic schools. Wool sorter, newspaper and
periodical store. I. O. O. F. (P. N. G.), En-
campment, Wool Sorters' Benefit assoc.
Common council 1901-'02.
House '11, water supply.
Mi
MORRILL, CHARLES H., 4th Essex,
Socialist, Haverhill. Born there Oct. 6,
1874; public schools. Shoemaker, directory
work, collector, justice of peace. Central
Socialist club, Men's club of First Univer-
salist church. Socialist state committee, as-
sistant assessor 1902 to '09. House '10,
committee on taxation.
'11, taxation.
235
MORSE, EDWARD T., 8th Plymouth,
Rep., East Bridgewater. Born New Bed-
ford, Sept. 13, 1868; public schools. Machin-
ist; savings bank trustee, treas. Carver
Mutual Accident Insurance assoc. Rep.
town committee (treas.) ; school committee
19 years.
House '11, education.
c6
MULVENY, FRANK, 11th Bristol, Rep.,
Fall River. Born there June 14, 1886; pub-
lic schools, Bristol County law school '07.
Lawyer. I. O. O. F.
House '11, legal affairs.
>'A
MURPHY, DENNIS A., 15th Middlesex,
Rep., Lowell. Born there Sept. 26, 1S7G;
public and parochial schools, Mt. St. Mary's
tEmmetsburg, Md.) college, A. B. 1899, Cath-
olic University (Washington, D. C.) L. L.
B. 1902. Real estate and farming, principal
Franklin evening school several years. K.
C, A. O. H., C. Y. M. L., Celtic associates.
House '11. public service.
288
MURPHY, JAMES J, 12th Suffolk, Dem ,
Boston. Born there Feb. 11, 1885; public
schools. Salesman. Concord club.
House '11, state house.
Z6*
MURRAY, DAVID W., 3d Norfolk, Dem.,
Hyde Park. Born Boston, Sept. 9, 1874;
public schools of Hyde Park, Boston college,
Boston University law school. Lawyer.
Elks, K. C, A. O. H., M. C. O. F., Norfolk
Bar assoc, Hyde Park Business Men's as-
soc, Hyde Park Historical society. Chairman
town advisory committee, Dem. candidate
for Congress 12th district 1906.
House '11, public health, 3d reading.
240
MURRAY, WILLIAM J.. 3d Suffolk. Dem..
Boston. Bora there Oct. 7, 1885; public
schools. Teamster. Teamsters' union..
Mystic Social club. Common council 190 1 ).
House '10. committee on drainage.
'11, roads and bridges.
241
NEWTON, WILLIAM L. V., 13th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Feb. 28, 1881;
public schools. Produce dealer. K. C. Com-
mon council 19D3-'04; House '06-'07; com-
mittees on parishes and religious societies,
public service.
'11, metropolitan affairs.
242
XICKERSON, CLARENCE V., 3d Plym-
outh, Rep., Hull. Born Barnstable, Jan. 5,
1876; public schools, Bridgewater Normal
school. Schoolmaster. I. O. O. F. Modera-
tor, town treasurer, secretary Rep. town
committee. House '10, committee on metro-
politan affairs.
'11, metropolitan affairs.
243
VORDBECK, ALBIN F., 9th Plymouth.
Rep., Brockton. Born Stockholm, Sweden,
Aug. 23, 1872; public schools. Building con-
tractor. Scandinavian Rep. club (pres.).
Common council, board of aldermen, sew-
erage commission (ch.), Rep. city commit-
tee (treas.); House 1909-'10, committees on
drainage, water supply (ch.).
'11, water supply (ch.), drainage.
244
NORWOOD C. AUGUSTUS, 24th Essex,
Rep., Hamilton. Born there Aug. 21, 1880;
public schools, Harvard, Harvard law school
'05. Lawyer; vice-pres. First National bank
of Ipswich. Essex county Rep. club, Old
Town Country club, Salem club, Harvard
clubs of Boston and Newburyport. Special
justice 3d district court of Essex, selectman
T908-'09-'10-
House '11, judiciary.
246
O'BRIEN, MICHAEL E., 3 8th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Sept. 18, 1878;
public schools. Painter B. E. Railway car
shops. Timilty club. Common council 1907-
'08-'09. House '10, committee on federal
relations.
'11, public lighting.
246
w
O'CONNEJLL, CHARLES R., 11th Essex,
Dem., Peabody. Born there Sept. 16, 187'.;
public schools. Printer. K. C, I. T. U., M.
O. O. Camels. Chairman Peabody investiga-
tion committee.
House '11, water supply.
247
O'DOTnNELL, FRANCIS I)., Gth Suffolk,
Den:., Boston. Bern Cambridge, Dec. 30,
1873; public schools. Cable worker N. E. T.
& T. Co. K. C, Jefferson club, Halcyon as-
sociates. Common council 1909. House '10,
committee on liquor law.
'11, liquor law, state house.
248
t
\
O'HEARN, WILLIAM A., 2d Berkshire,
Dera., North Adams. Born North Adams,
March 8, 1887; Drury high school, North
Adams, Georgetown university 1909. Law-
yer. Elks, K. C, A. O. H. Special agent in
California for Department of Interior in
General Land Office service, congressional
private secretary.
House '11, legal affairs, elections.
2*9
O'LEAKY,
Dem., Sharon,
public schools.
R), A. O. H.,
JEREMIAH, 9th Norfolk,
Born there Dec. 12, 1861;
Contractor. M. C. O. F. (C.
Dem. town committee 2-)
years (ch. <S years).
House '11. counties.
250
O'NEIL, DENNIS A., 2d Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 16, 1882; public
schools. Coal dealer. K. C, Elks, M. C. O.
F. Common council 1908-'09. House' 10, com-
mittee on liquor law.
'11, liquor law, elections.
261
ORSTROM, CHARLES A., 18th Worces-
ter, Dem., Worcester. Born Sweden. March
IT, 1878: public schools in Sweden. Barber.
I. O. O. F., Red Men, Swedish Charitable
assoc... Svea Gills and Engelbrackt clubs;
Dem. city committee 5 years. Common
council 5 years, board of aldermen one year.
House '11, public lighting.
PAL.MJEJR, PRANK A,, 8th Berkshire, Rep.,
Stockbridge. Horn there Apr. 11, 1843; pub-
lic and private schools. Farmer; school
teacher 2 years. State hoard of agriculture,
Housstonic agricultural society (pres.),
Grange, 49th Mass. Volunteers in Civil
War. Assessor, school committee.
House '11, agriculture.
263
PARKER, JOSEPH H.. .JR.. 20th Middle
sex, Dem., Wobiirn. Born there Apr. 1<>,
1871; public schools. Furniture and carpet
buyer. Towanda and Bay Side Smelt clubs.
1 1 (.use '11, metropolitan affairs.
264
PARKS, JOSEPH A., 10th Bristol, Dem.,
Fall River. Born Preston, England, May
2, 1877; public schools. Cotton mill em-
ployee, insurance, real estate. Alderman
1903; House 1904-'05-'06-'07-'08-'09-'10, com-
mittees on cities, elections, labor (clerk),
military affairs, counties, street railways,
commission on workingmen's compensation
'10.
'11, street railways, labor.
266
PATTEE, ASA L., 1st Barnstable, Rep.,
Falmouth. Born Thornton, N. H., 1870; pub-
lic schools, Potomac (Washington, D. C.)
university, Cincinnati Medical college. Phy-
sician. Masons (P. M.), K. P. (P. C), I. O.
O. F., Red Men, Succannesset club. Board
of health 10 years. House '10, committees
on fisheries and game, liquor law.
'11, public health (ch.).
25C
PEXXIMAX. HARRY A.. 2d Middlesex,
Rep., Cambridge. Bora there March 26,
1867"; public schools. Carriage manufactur-
ing business. Citizens' Trade assoc, Ma-
sons, I. O. O. F.. Knights of Pythias, Red
Men. Common council 1905, board of alder-
men 1906-'0T: House ? 09-'10, committee on
mercantile affairs.
'11, mercantile affairs, military affairs.
267
POPE, FRANK H., 11th Worcester, Dem..
Leominster. Born Sandwich, March 7, 1854;
public schools, Dean academy. Boston
"Globe" correspondent. Secretary Democra-
tic state committee 1897. I. O. O. F., Leom-
inster club, Union club of Marlboro. House
1908-'09-'10, committees on ways and means,
rules, elections.
'11, ways and means, rules.
2(8
PREECE. ALFRED J.. 1st Hampshire.
Dera.. Northampton. Born London. England.
Jan. 14, 1868 - Is Steam
cleaning - s Veteran Fii e
I. O. O. F S as of St. George. A.
{'. \ v .. R<- 1 Men. Common council 1904,
board of aldermen 9 Dem. city
committee. House '09, committee on agri-
< ulture.
'11. public charitable institutions.
259
PURCELL, JOHN J., 7th Bristol, Dem.,
New Bedford. Born Milltown, N. B., Aug.
30, 1870; public schools. Mill worker. Dem.
city committee; A. O. H., F. of A., Loom
Fixers' union.
House '11, water supply.
260
PUTNAM, HARRY B., 12th Hampden,
Rep., Westfield. Born there Sept. 7, 1878;
public schools, Boston University Law
school 1899. Lawyer; trustee Westfield Sav-
ings bank. A. F. A. M., R. A. C., K. T.,
M. S., Grange, S. of V., Westfield club; Rep.
town committee 6 years. Town counsel 3
years.
House '11, judiciary.
261
QUINN, MARTIN L., 12th Essex, Rep.,
Swampscott. Born Lynn, Jan. 19, 1862;
public schools. Roofing business. Red
Men, Essex club, Hillside Improvement club.
Selectmen 4 years, overseers of poor; House
1909-'10, committees on harbors and public-
lands, constitutional amendments.
'11, railroads.
262
QUINN, MICHAEL P., 5th Berkshire,
Dera., Pittsfield. Born Williamstown, Apr. 17,
1873; public schools. Restaurateur.
House '11, prisons.
263
REED, ALBERT C, 26th Essex, Rep.,
Georgetown. Born Rockland, Me., March 23,
1858; public schools, Waltham high, school
of oratory, Boston, Wesleyan University,
Boston University Medical school. Physican.
A. O. U. W., Chi Psi Wesleyan, Hahnemann
society and alumni assoc. of B. U. Medical
school. School committee (ch. past six
years).
House '11, water supply.
264
REED, JOSEPH J., 1st Middlesex, Dem,
Cambridge. Born Brookline, July 12, 1867;
parochial and public schools. Fruit and
produce dealer. House '10, committee on
public service.
'11, railroads.
265
REIDY, MICHAEL J., 15th Suffolk, Deal.,
Boston. Born there August 8, 1870; public
schools. Telegrapher and stenographer.
Member national executive board of coin-
merchial telegraphers' union. Common coun-
cil 1894-'95; House 1896-'97-1909, committees
on constitutional amendments, state house,
education, taxation.
'11, street railways.
266
RICKER, GEORGE A., 22nd Essex. Rep.,
Gloucester. Born there March 30, 1877:
public schools. Granite contractor and
builder. Common council 5 years (presi-
dent 1 year), superintendent of streets 1908.
House '10, committees on public lighting,
harbors and public lands.
'11, mercantile affairs.
267
RIDEOUT, RALPH R., 25th Middlesex,
Rep., Somerville. Born Castle Hill, Me.,
1875; Castle Hill high school, Comer's Com-
mercial college. Sec. and treas. Winter
Hill Co-operative bank, treas. Somerville
Institution for Savings. A. F. A. M., I. O.
O. F., K. P., Webcowit and Middlesex clubs;
Rep. city committee (pres. '08-'09), Ward 4
Rep. club (pres. '06-'07). Board of alder-
men 1908-'09-'10 (pres. '10).
House 'V , metropolitan affairs.
RYAN, THOMAS. 1st Middlesex, Dem.,
Cambridge. Born Ireland, April 17, 1877;
public schools. Teaming. Common council
1907-'0S. House '10, committee on met. af-
fairs.
'11, metropolitan affairs.
269
SALTONSTALI,, JOHN L., 20(h Essex,
Rep., Beverly. Born Beverly, May 23, 1878;
Groton school, Harvard University. Member
of firm of Hunt, Saltonstall & Co., invest-
ment securities. Vice-pres. Rep. club of
Mass., Beverly and Essex county Rep. clubs.
House '11, fisheries and game, insurance.
270
SANBORN, JOHN C, 5th Essex, Dem.,
Lawrence. Born Lawrence Dec. 1, 1868;
Lawrence high school, Dartmouth college
1891, Boston University La,w school '90.
Lawyer, formerly school teacher. A. F. A.
M., Home cluh of Lawrence (director), Mer-
rimack Valley Country club /(former direc-
tor) Lyra society.
House '11, judiciary.
171
SARGENT, EDGAR E., 4th Hampshire,
Dem., Relchertown. Born Boston, Nov. 4,
1854; private school in New York. Farmer.
Selectman.
House '11, labor, agriculture.
272
SATJNBEKS, A.MOS T., lOtfi Worcester,
Rep., Clinton. Born Waterford, Me., May
3, 1874; BridgetOB (Me.», academy, B. U.
Law school 1900. Lawyer. Republican club.-;
of Mass. and Worcester county. Town so-
licitor 3 yrs, Republican town commute*'
5 yrs. (ch. 3 yrs.), moderator; House 1909-
'10, committees on judiciary (clerk '09),
liquor law (ch.), elections, commission on
workingmen's compensation '10.
'11, judiciary (ch.).
272
SCHLAPP, FREDERICK W., 5th Essex.
Dem., Lawrence. Born Frankfort, Germany,
July 23, 1882; public schools, Lawrence com-
mercial school. Book-keeper and clerk, I. 0.
O. F., Encampment, Loyra Glee club.
House '11, public charitable institutions.
274
SCIGLIAXO. ALFRED, Cth Suffolk, Dem.,
Boston. Born there June 3, 187G; public
schools. Bartender. Eagles, Jefferson club,
Columbus society. Mediterranean Fishing
club. Common council 1909. House '10,
committee on harbors and public lands.
'11, federal relations.
275
SCULLY, MICHAEL J., 4th Hampden,
Dem., Springfield. Born Ireland, Dec. t,
1SG3; public schools. Employee H. & M.
R R. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen,
Foresters of America, A. (). CJ. \V. City
council 1!J(H to '09; House 'CS-'IO, commit
tee on railroads.
'11, railroads, taxation.
27€
SHANNON, NORMAN, 7th Berkshire,
Dem., Becket. Bom Fort Covington, X. Y.,
Nov. 21, 1872; public and private schools.
Farmer. A. F. A. M.
House '11, agriculture.
277
SHARP, BENJAMIN, 1st Nantucket, Rep.,
Nantucket. Born Philadelphia, Pa., Nov.
1, 1S58; Coffin school, Nantucket, Swarth-
more college, U. of P. medical school 1879,
Universities of Berlin, Leipsic, Wueraburg
(Ph. D. '83). Zoologist. Academy of Natu-
ral Scientists, Athletic club of Nantucket.
Zoologist Peary expedition 1891, professor
zoology IT. of P. House '10, committees on
libraries (ch.), fisheries and game,
'U, fisheries and game (ch.).
27S
SILVESTER. ALBERT H, 19-th Worces-
ter, Rep., Worcester. Born Boston, Jan. 21,
JS59; public schools, Danvers high school,
Card machine operator. I. O. O. E., Wor-
cester Society of Antiquity; Worcester
County Rep. club, Rep. city committee.
House Ml, federal relations, labor.
279
SORENSON, THEODORE L., 1st Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Bom there 32 pears ago;
public schools. Cornice maker and profes-
sional singer. Sheet iron workers' union.
Common council U*07-'08. House '10, com-
mittee on railroads.
'11, railroads.
280
STEVENS, GEORGE H., 14th Middlesex,
Rep., Dracut. Born Norwich, Conn., August
13, 1868: public schools of Lowell. Gro-
ceries and provisions, Union Pacific R. R.
5 years. I. O. O. P., Masons, Grange, Ves-
per Country cluhs, 5 years Oregon national
guard. All various town offices in Dracut;
House 1905, committees on libraries, roads
and bridges, '10, roads and bridges.
'11, roads and bridges, military affairs.
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SULLIVAN, WILLIAM J., 13th Suffolk,
Dem., Boston. Born there Apr. 14, 18G5;
public schools, Boston University Law
school. Lawyer. K. C, A. O. H., M. C.
O. F., N. E. O. P., St. Vincent de Paul so-
ciety, Columbus Day Nursery. Common
council 1891-'92; House 1901-'02, committees
on probate and chancery, judiciary; trustee
pauper institutions city of Boston 1905-
'06-'07.
House '11, meicantile affairs.
SWEENEY, EDWARD A., 1st Bristol,
Rep., Attleboro. Born Boston, June 15, 1853;
Boston public schools. Book-keeper and
business manager, manufacturing jeweler
1 , years; director First National bank of
Attleboro, Attleboro Savings and Loan as-
soc, trustee Attleboro Savings bank, Attle-
boro Building assoc, Fifty Associates of At-
tleboro. A. F. A. M., R. A. C, K. T., M. S.,
H. P., I. O. O. F., Red Men, Pilgrim Fathers,
board of trade (directoi). Auditor L2 yrs.
House '11, federal relations.
287
TEEHAN, DANIBL W., 12th Worcester,
Dem., Fitchburg. Born Upton, Aug. 81,
1868; public schools. Clothing 12 years,
cigar manufacturer 10 yrs. Elks, Eagles,
K. C, A. (). H.
House '11, cities.
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TEWKSBURY, ALFRED, 27th Suffolk,
Rep., Winthrop. Bern there Sept. 19, 1857;
public schools, Comer's commercial college.
Retired ; shoes and dry goods 20 yrs. Win-
throp Rep. club, Pleasant Park Yacht club.
House '11, water supply, harbors and pub-
lic lands, state house.
289
THOMAS, WILLIAM R., 5th Norfolk, Rep.,
Quincy. Born there Sept. 24, 1871; public
schools, B. U. law school. Lawyer. Elks,
I. O. O. F., A. and H. Artillery Co., Graniie
City, Quincy Yacht, Norfolk clubs, Citizens'
association, board of trade. City solicitor
3 years; House 1909-'10, committee on met-
ropolitan affairs.
'11, metropolitan affairs.
2*0
TOOMEY, EUGENE F., ICth Middlesex,
Dem., Lowell. Born there Apr. 21, 1875;
public schools. Clerk. K. C, A. O. H..
Maine w Temperance society, Young Men's
Catholic Institute. School committee 1907-
"08-'09-'10.
House '11, federal relations.
29V
TUFTS, NATHAN A., 5th Middlesex, Rep.
Waltham. Born Fitchburg, April 15, 1879;
Fitchburg high school '96, Brown university
"(JO, B. U. law school '03. Lawyer. Repub-
lican club of Waltham, D. U. fraternity.
Elks (P. E. R.), I. O. O. F., Masons. Board
of aldermen 3 yrs. (chairman finance com-
mittee '09). House 'JO, committees on en-
grossed bills (ch.), election laws.
'11, legal affairs (ch.).
292
TURNER. ROBERT N., 5th Middlesex,
Rep., Waltham. Born there March 6, 1882;
public schools, M I.-T., Boston University,
B. U. law school. Lawyer. Waltham Repub-
lican club, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Phi
fraternities. Republican city committee,
board of aldermen. House '10, committee
on judiciary (clerk).
'11, election laws, education.
293
UNDERBILL, CHARLES L., 25th Middie-
sex, Rep., Somerville. Born Richmond, Va.,
July 20, 1867; public schools. Hardware
dealer. Elks, Masons, R. A., Y. M. C. A.,
Winter Hill Improvement association, board
of trade, Central club, Ward 5 Republican
club; House 1902-'03-'08-'09-I0, committees
on federal relations (ch.), cities (clerk),
counties, payroll, rules, public lighting (ch.).
'11, public lighting (ch.), military affairs,
rules.
294
UPTON, ALTON A., 4th Franklin, Rep.,
Orange. Horn Templeton, Nov. 21, 1864;
public schools. Mechanic. Equitable club,
I. O. O. F., Red -Men, S. of V. Republican
town committee (chairman); House 1909-'1Q,
committees on counties, education.
'11, drainage (ch.), counties
206
WASHBURN, ROBERT M., 22d Worees
ter, Rep., Worcester. Born there Jan. A
L868; public schools, Harvard college. "Law-
yer. Republican club of Massachusetts
Worcester County Republican club, Quin
sigamond Boat club, Worcester club. Repub
lican city committee; House 1908-'09-'10
committees on railroads (ch.), rules, liquor
law, Libraries, special on Southbridge Sav
ings bank.
'11, railroads (ch.), rules.
296
WELLS, HENRY G., 3d Essex, Rep.,
Haverhill. Bom Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 12,
1879: public schools, Tilton (N. H.) semi-
nary. Wesleyan university, Harvard law
school. Lawyer. Common council. House
'10, committee on insurance (clerk).
'11, election laws, insurance.
207
WHEELER, WILLIAM H.. 3d Worcester,
Re))., Hubbardston. Born Lexington, Sept.
4, 1N4.S; public schools. Merchant. A. F.
A. M., A. O. U. W. House 1S94, committees
on finance, expenditures.
House '11, public charitable institutions.
WHITE, NORMAN H., 2d Norfolk, Rep.,
Brookline. Born Montclair, N. J., Dec. 25,
1871; public schools, University of New
York, Harvard. Treasurer of Boston Book
Binding company, director Brookline Na-
tional bank. Vice-pres. Brookline Republi-
can club; House 1907-'08-'09-'10, committees
on metropolitan affairs, education (ch.),
ways and means (ch.).
'11, ways and means (ch.), rules.
299
WHITE, THOMAS W., 4th Middlesex,
Rep., Newton. Born there Jan. 10, 187G;
public schools, Mass. College of Pharmacy.
Druggist. Middlesex, Newton Players', Bos-
ton City clubs, I. O. O. F., Masons, Knights
Templar, Shriners. House '10, committee
on ways and means.
'11, ways and means.
300
WILiLETTS, ISAAC B., 11th Bristol, Rep.,
Fall River. Born Boston, Nov. 8, 1879; pub-
lic schools. Garbage contractor, deputy
sheriff. House 1905-06-'08-'09-'10, committees
on public charitable institutions, printing.,
public health (clerk), cities, fisheries and
game, roads and bridges (cm).
'11, roads and bridges (ch.).
301
WITT, ERNEST A., 7th Hampden, Rep.,
Springfield. Bom there July 12, 1875; public
schools, commercial college. Mercantile
real estate. I. O. O. F., S. of V., Co. H Naval
Brigade (hospital steward, yeoman, treas-
urer). Secretary Republican city committee
1908-'09, assistant, assessor past G years.
House '10, committees on liquor law, mili-
tary affairs (clerk).
'11, military affairs (eh.).
302
WOLCOTT, ROGER, 4th Norfolk, Rep.,
Milton. Born Milton, July 25, 1877; Hop-
kinson's school, Harvard '99, LL. B. 1902.
Lawyer. Private 1st Mass. Heavy Artillery
Spanish war, capt. and adjt. 1st Heavy
Artillery, lieut. vol. and insp.-gen. M. V. M.
Director Everett Mills, York Mfg. Co., mem-
ber corporation Provident Inst, for Savings,
Suffolk Savings bank, Society Colonial
Wars, Society of Cincinnati, Loyal Legion,
U. S. W. V.; House 1909-'10, committees on
railroads, street railways (ch.).
'11, railroads, elections (ch.).
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WOOD, CHARLES J., 2d Middlesex, Rep.,
Cambridge. Born there March 18, 1854;
public schools. Real estate and insurance.
A. F. A. M., A. O. U. W.
House '11, public charitable institutions.
304
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Cambridge. Born there March 25, 1880; pub-
lic schools, Harvard college 190: 1 ,. News-
paper work. Masons, I. O. O. F., Elks. Com-
mon council 1904-05-'0G; vice-president Non-
partisan Municipal party; House 1909-'10,
committees on taxation, constitutional
amendments (ch.).
'11, taxation (ch.).
305
WRIGHT, AUGUSTUS E.. inth Worces-
ter, Rep., Southboro. Born Southboro, Feb.
25, 187.S; Phillips Andover academy L8UG,
Harvard 1900. General stove. A. F. A. M.
Mouse '11, taxation, state house.
306
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES
307
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
SENATE.
Judiciary.
Messrs. Evans of Middlesex, Mulligan of
Middlesex, Stearns of Middlesex, Schoon-
maker of Franklin and Hampshire and M al-
ley of Hampden.
Rules.
The President , Messrs. Greenwood of
Worcester, Blanchard of Middlesex, Mulli-
gan of Middlesex and Malley of Hampden.
Ways and Means.
Messrs. Greenwood of Worcester, White
of the Cape, Bennett, of Middlesex, Ross of
Bristol and Doyle of Suffolk.
Third Reading.
Messrs. Schoonmaker of Franklin and
Hampshire, Lomasney of Suffolk and Pow-
ers of Suffolk.
Engrossed Bills.
Messrs. Adams of Essex, Chase of Bris-
tol and Hatton of Suffolk.
308
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE.
Rules.
The Speaker, Messrs. "Underbill of Somer-
ville, Gushing of Boston, Washburn of Wor-
cester, Haigis of Montague, Bean of Cam-
bridge. Langtry of Springfield, White of
Brookline, Cavanagb of Everett, Pope of
Leominster and Lomasney of Boston.
Ways and Means.
Messrs. White of Brookline, Bean of
Cambridge. Crocker of Boston, Conwell of
Somerville, Fay of Medford, White of New-
ion, Pope of Leominster, Conway of Bos-
ton, Dean of Wakefield, Meade of Brockton
and Gifford of Westport.
Judiciary.
Messrs. Saunders of Clinton, Kurd of
Salem, Hobbs of Worcester, Brackett of Ar-
lington, Norwood of Hamilton, Putnam of
Wostfield, McCarthy of Marlboro, Ahearn
of Framingham, Meaney of Blackstone,
Fisher of Westford and Sanborn of Law-
Elections.
Messrs. Wolcott of Milton, Dow of Cam^
bridge, Edgell of Gardner, Cogswell of
Lynn, O'Neil of Boston, O'Hearn of North
Adams and Mahoney of Worcester,
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Third Reading.
Messrs. Davis of Melrose, Bellamy oT
Taunton and Murray of Hyde Park.
Engrossed Bills.
Messrs. Flower of Greenfield, Hil! of Lynn
and Burroughs of Boston.
Pay Roll.
Messrs. Barlow of Lowell, Elwell of Rock-
port and McCullough of Holyoke.
JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
Agriculture.
SENATE— Messrs. Mellen of Worcester
and Hampden, Gates of Worcester and Hoar
of Middlesex.
HOUSE — Messrs. Avery of Charlemont,
Howard of Easton, Palmer of Stockbridge,
Stone of Sudbury, Damon of Ashby, Mean-
ey of Blackstone, Shannon of Becket and
Sargent of Belchertown.
Banks and Banking.
SENATE— Messrs. Tinkham of Suffolk,
White of the Cape and Powers of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Cavanagh of Everett, Barlow of
Lowell, Bagg of West Springfield, Day of
Hopkinton, Lamoureux of Southbridge, Car-
mody of Springfield, McMorrow of Boston
and James H. Brennan of Boston.
310
Cities.
SENATE— Messrs. Xewhall of Essex, Den-
ny of Worcester, Nason of Essex and Lo-
masney of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Montague of Boston,
Doyle of New Bedford, Bliss of Maiden.
Dow of Cambridge, Lombard of Springfield,
McKay of Revere, Graham of Lawrence,
Burke of Milford, Leonard of Boston, Fitz-
gerald of Haverhill and Teehan of Fitch-
burg.
Constitutional Amendments.
SENATE— Messrs. Brown of Middlesex,
Evans of Middlesex and Malley of Hamp-
den.
HOUSE— Messrs. *Crane of Cambridge,
Bliss of Maiden, Flower of Greenfield, Hill
of Lynn. Curtin of Boston, Mclnerney of
Boston, Bogue of Lynn and Casey of Bos-
ton.
Counties.
SENATE— Messrs. Keith of Plymouth,
Newhall of Essex and Curley of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Fogg of Newburyport,
Upton of Orange, Fay of Medford. Clark of
Winchendon, Conway of Boston, Burns of
Holyoke, O'Leary of Sharon and King of
Taunton.
Drainage.
SENATE — Messrs. Schoonmaker of Frank-
Transferred from Public Lighting.
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lin and Hampshire, Timilty of Suffolk and
Hunt of Worcester.
HOUSE — Messrs. Upton of Orange, Nord-
beck of Brockton, Bowker of Hanson, Con-
verse of West Brookfield, Crowley of Bos-
ton, McGivern of Boston, Patrick B. Carr of
75oston and Cotter of Lynn.
Education.
SENATE— Messrs. Brown of Middlesex,
Tjnkh ■-. d Hunt of Worces-
ter.
HOUSE — Messrs. Armstrong of Somer-
ville, Bellamy of Taunton. Turner of Wal-
tliam. Greenwood of Everett, Morse of East
Bridge water, Barry of Chicopee, Callahan
;;i Boston and Maguire of Boston.
Election Laws.
SENATE— Messrs. Stearns of Middlesex,
Pearson of Norfolk and Hatton of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Langtry of Springfield.
Davis of Melrose, Turner of Waltham, Wells
of Haverhill, Holmes of Kingston, Brophy
or Boston, Kiernan of Chelsea and Kelly of
Salem.
Federal Relations.
SENATE — Messrs. Pearson of Norfolk,
Turner of Bristol and Hunt of Worcester.
HOUSE— Messrs. Haigis of Montague,
John Carr of Boston, Sweeney of Attleboro,
Hart of Boston, Silvester of Worcester,
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Scigliano of Boston, Toomey of Lowell and
Harding of Whitman.
Fisheries and Game.
SENATE — Messrs. Keith of Plymouth,
Gates of Worcester and Mack of Berkshire.
HO [ T SE— Messrs. Sharp of Nantucket,
Langtry of Springfield, Saltonsta.il of Bev-
erly, Look of Tisbury, Arkwell of Worces-
ter, Stevens of Marblehead, McCullough of
Holyoke and Bodfish of Wareham.
Harbors and Public Lands.
SENATE:— Messrs. Tinkham of Suffolk,
Newhall of Essex and Doyle of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Langelier of Quincy,
Elwell of Rockport, Lilley of Milford,
Tewksbury of Winthrop, Atkins of Lynn,
Griffin of Boston, McCarthy of Boston and
Green of Boston.
Insurance.
SENATE — Messrs. Nash of Plymouth.
Denny of Worcester, Barnes of Norfolk and
Murray of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Holt of Springfield,
Montague of Boston, Wells of Haverhrll,
Saltonstall of Beverly, Hurlburt of Worces-
ter, Baker of Medfield, Francis J. Brennan
of Boston. Bastion of Pittsfield, Foley of
Boston, Dwyer Qf. Weymouth and Leonard
of Boston.
Labor.
SENATE— Messrs. Ross of Bristol, Mel-
len of Worcester and Hampden and Grain-
ger of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Ellis of Newton, Lewin
of New Bedford, Howe of Leominster, Bagg
of West Springfield, Silvester of Worcester,
Parks of Fall River. Curtin of Boston and
Sargent of Belchertown.
Legal Affairs.
SENATE — Messrs. Tolman of Essex,
Barnes of Norfolk. Hatton of Suffolk and
Mack of Berkshire.
HOUSE— Messrs. Tufts of Waltham, Flow-
er or Greenfield, MacDonald of Beverly,
Mulveny of Fall River, Knowles of Glou-
cester, Haines of Medford, O'Hearn of
North Adams, Burroughs of Boston, Breath
of Chelsea, Mahoney of Worcester and
Bogue of Lynn.
Liquor Law.
SENATE— Messrs. Nash of Plymouth,
Hoar of Middlesex and Grainger of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Bothfeld of Newton,
Doyle of New Bedford, Armstrong of Som-
erville. Hawley of Maiden, MacDonald of
Beverly, O'Neil of Boston, O'Donnell of Bos-
ton and Hoyt of Lynn.
Mercantile Affairs.
SENATE— Messis. White of the Cape,
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Tolman of Essex, Pearson of Norfolk and
Timilty of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Cox of Boston. Penn'-
man of Cambridge, Stone of Worcester,
Coon of Walertown. Ricker of Gloucester,
Holbrook of Palmer, Harrington of Fall
River, McGrath of Natick, Sullivan of Bos-
ton, Hennessey of Dalton and McCarthy of
Lawrence.
Metropolitan Affairs.
SENATE— Messrs. Mulligan of Middle-
sex, Brown of Middlesex, Stearns of Mid-
dlesex and Murray of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Gushing of Boston,
Thomas of Quincy, Bothfeld of Newton,
Charles L. Carr of Boston, Nickerson of
Hull, Rideout of Somerville, Ryan of Cam-
bridge. Lomasney of Boston, Newton of
Boston, Connolly of Boston and Parker of
Woburn.
Military Affairs.
SENATE— Messrs. Denny of Worcester,
Hibbard of Middlesex and Mack of Berk-
shire.
HOUSE— Messrs. Witt of Springfield, Holt
of Springfield, Underhill of Somerville, Pen-
niman of Cambridge, Stevens of Dracut,
Mclnerney of Boston. Clark of Boston and
Edson of Stow.
Prisons.
SENATE— Messrs. Gates of Worcester,
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Curley of Suffolk and Lomasney of Suffolk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Marchand of Lowell,
Holden of Stoneham, Edgell of Gardner,
Eldridge of Somerville, Clark of Boston,
Quinn of Pittsfield, Flanagan of Worces-
ter and Buckley of Brockton.
Public Charitable Institutions.
SENATE — Messrs Turner of Bristol,
Nash of Plymouth and Quigley of Hampden.
HOUSE— Messrs. Cliff of Somerville,
Keefe of Fall River, Charles J. Wood of
Cambridge, Wheeler of Hubbardston, Lewin
of New Bedford, Hancock of Brockton,
Preece of Northampton and Schlapp of Law-
Public Health.
SENATE — Messrs. Chase of Bristol, Ross
of Bristol and Grainger of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Pattee of Falmouth,
Lilley of Milford, Gifford of Chatham, Hil-
dreth of Petersham, Cuff of Lowell, Forri-
stall of Saugus, Eagan of Boston and Mur-
ray of Hyde Park.
Public Lighting.
SENATE— Messrs. Tolman of Essex,
Blanchard of Middlesex, Adams of Essex
and Halley of Essex.
HOUSE— Messrs. Underhill of Somerville,
Holden of Stoneham, Fogg of Newburyport,
Cogswell of Lynn, Howe of Leominster,
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-Hardy ot Fitchburg, Graham of Lawrence,
Arseneault of Spencer, Orstrom of Worces-
ter, Kenney of Boston and O'Brien of Bos-
ton.
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Public Service.
SENATE— Messrs. Mellen of Worcester
and Hampden, Evans of Middlesex and
Quigley of Hampden.
HOUSE — Messrs. Coon of Watertown,
Collins of Amesbury, Davis of Freetown,
Booth of Fall River, Colpoys of Boston,
Ahern of Boston, Murphy of Lowell and
Burns of Salem.
Railroads.
SENATE— Messrs. Blanchard of Middle-
sex, Schoonmaker of Franklin and Hamp-
shire, Turner of Bristol and Powers of Suf-
folk.
HOUSE — Messrs. Washburn of Worces-
ter, Hardy of Fitchburg, Haigis of Montague,
Chapman of Franklin, Wolcott of Milton,
Quinn of Swampscott, Scully of Springfield,
Sorenson of Boston, Davies of Holyoke,
Reed of Cambridge and Barry of Agawam.
Roads and Bridges.
SEX ATE — Messrs. Hibbard of Middlesex,
Nason of Essex and Timilty of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Willetts of Fall River,
♦Transferred from Constitutional Amend-
ments.
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Stevens of Dracut, Cushman of Province-
town, Langelier of Quincy, Eames of An-
dover, Dugan of Webster, Dwyer of Wey-
mouth and Murray of Boston.
State House and Libraries.
SENATE — Messrs. Greenwood of Worces-
ter, Murray 07 Suffolk and Halley of Essex.
HOUSE— Messrs. Doyle of New Bedford,
Tewksbury of Winthrop, Wright of South-
boro, Danforth of Norton, O'Donnell of Bos-
ton, Barry of Chicopee, Connors of Boston
and Murphy of Boston.
Street Railways.
SENATE— Messrs. Bennett of Middlesex,
Keith of Plymouth, Hibbard of Middlesex
and Curley of Suffolk.
HOUSE— Messrs. Hardy of Huntington,
Ellis of Newton, Hathaway of New Bedford.
Crane of Cambridge, Killpartrick of Lowell,
Hathaway of Dedham, Parks of Fall River,
Reidy of Boston, Henebery of Worcester,
Breekenridge of North Adams and Daly of
Boston.
Taxation.
SENATE — Messrs. Barnes of Norfolk,
Bennett of Middlesex, Doyle of Suffolk and
Quigley of Hampden.
HOUSE— Messrs. Russell A. Wood of
Cambridge, Hawley of Maiden, Blodgett of
Maiden, Buck of Wilmington, Wright of
Southboro, Bagley of Boston, Morrill of
Haverhill, Scully of Springfield, Hughes of
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Adams, Hickey of Boston and McElaney of
Boston.
Towns.
SENATE — Messrs. Adams of Essex, Chase
of Bristol and Hoar of Middlesex.
HOUSE— Messrs. Halliday of North An-
dover, Goff of Rehoboth, Storm of Braintree,
Howard of Hatfield, Baker of Westwood,
Bartlett of Plymouth, Merritt of Norwell
and Jenckes of Douglas.
Water Supply.
SENATE— Messrs. Nason of Essex,
Brown of Middlesex and Halley of Essex.
HOUSE— Messrs. Nordbeck of Brockton,
Tewksbury of Winthrop, Reed of George-
town, Morgan of Lawrence. O'Connell of
Peabody. Cronin of Boston, Purcell of New
Bedford and James J. Brennan of Boston.
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