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 WHO'S WHO 
 
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 STATE POLITICS 
 
 1908 
 
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 Copyright, Jaiuiar}-, 1908 
 PRACTICAL PONTICS 
 
 The Eastern Press Company, Boston
 
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 Notman, O'Xeill & Jordan, Purdy, Siegel, 
 Boston; liass, Brockton; Butterfield, Mc- 
 Cabe, Cambridge; Moulton, Fitchburg; 
 Phelps, Gloucester; Enterprise, Greenfield; 
 Fuller, McKeen, Haverhill; Demers & Son, 
 Lawrence, Holyoke; Dexter, Ipswich; Loth- 
 rop & Cunningham, Marion, Lowell; Thomp- 
 son, Marblehead: Butman, Middleboro; 
 Reed, New Bedford; Thompson, Orange; 
 Skinner, Quincy; Ames, Salem; Benoit, 
 Southbridge; Fludson, South Framingham; 
 Bordeaux, Bosworth & Murphy, Spring- 
 field; Webster, Waltham; Adams, Whitins- 
 ville; Fitton, Morrill. Schcrvee, Worcester.
 
 BAY STATE MEN IN 
 WASHINGTON
 
 HENRY CABOT LODGE, 
 Senator.
 
 LODGE, HEXRY CABOT, Republican, 
 of Xahant. Was born in Boston, May 12, 
 1850; received a private school and collegi- 
 ate education; was graduated from Harvard 
 College in 1871; studied law at Harvard 
 Law School and graduated in 1875, receiv- 
 ing the degree of LL.B.; admitted to Suf- 
 folk bar in 1876; in the same year, 1876, re- 
 ceived tlie degree of Ph.D., for thesis on 
 *'The Land Law of the Anglo-Saxons;" pro- 
 fession, that of literature; is a member of 
 the Massachusetts Historical Society, of the 
 Virginia Historical Society, of the Ameri- 
 can Academy of Arts and Science, of the 
 Xew England Historical and Genealogical 
 Society, and of the American Antiquarian 
 Society, and has received the degree of Doc- 
 tor of Laws from Williams College, Clark 
 Universit}^ and Yale University; was per- 
 manent chairman of the Republican national 
 convention which met in Philadelphia in 
 1900; chairman of the committee on resolu- 
 tions of the Republican national convention 
 of 1904 at Chicago; was a member of the 
 commission on Alaskan boundary appointed 
 by the President; served two years in the 
 ^Massachusetts House of Representatives; 
 was elected to the 50th, 51st. 52d, and 53d 
 Congresses; was elected to the United 
 States Senate Jan. 17, 1893. to succeed 
 Henry L. Dawes; was re-elected in 1899 
 and 1905. His term will expire in 191 1.
 
 WINTHROP MURRAY CRANE 
 Senator,
 
 CRAXE, WIXTHROP MURRAY, Re- 
 publican, of Dalton, was born at Dalton, 
 April 23, 1853; was educated at Williston 
 Seminary, Easthampton, ^lass. Is a paper 
 manufacturer; was a delegate-at-large to the 
 Republican national conventions of 1892, 
 1896 and 1904; was selected as the Mas- 
 sachusetts member of the Republican Na- 
 tional Committee in 1892, 1896 and 1904; 
 was lieutenant-governor in i897-'98-'99, and 
 governor in I900-'oi-'o2: was appointed to 
 the United States Senate Oct. 12, 1904. to 
 till the vacancy caused by the death of Sen- 
 ator Hoar. He was elected by the Legisla- 
 ture in January, 1905. to fill out the term 
 which expires ]March 3, 1907, and was re- 
 elected for a full term of six years in Janu- 
 ary, 1907. His term will expire in 1913.
 
 AMES, BUTLER, 5th District, Republi- 
 can, Lowell. Born there in 1871; public 
 schools, Phillips Exeter, West Point, Mas- 
 sachusetts Institute of Technology. Me- 
 chanical and electrical engineer. Agent 
 W'amesit Power Co. of Lowell. Common 
 Council, Massachusetts House of Repre- 
 sentatives three years; elected to 58th and 
 59th Congresses. Re-elected to 60th Con- 
 gress.
 
 GARDNER. AUGUSTUS P., 6th Dis- 
 trict, Republican, Hamilton. Born in Bos- 
 ton Xovember 5, 1865: Harvard College 
 1886, degree of A.B. Served as captain 
 and assistant adjutant-general on the staff 
 of Gen. James H. Wilson during the Span- 
 ish - American War. Massachusetts state 
 Senate two years; elected to the 57th Con- 
 gress to hll the vacancy caused b\- the re- 
 tirement of Hon. William II. Moody to be- 
 come Secretary of the Xavy, and to the 58th 
 and SQth Congresses. Re-elected to 60th 
 Congress.
 
 GILLETT, FREDERICK H.. 2cl dis- 
 trict, Republican, Springfield. Born West- 
 field, October i6, 185 1; Amherst College, 
 1874, Harvard Law School 1877. Lawyer. 
 Assistant attorney-general of Massachusetts 
 from 1879 to 1882; Massachusetts House of 
 Representatives 1890 and 1891; elected to 
 53d, 54th, 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th, 59th Con- 
 gresses. Re-elected to 60th Congress.
 
 GREENE, WILLIAM S., 13th District, 
 Republican, Fall River. Born Tremont, 
 Tazewell County, 111.. April 28, 1841; public 
 schools. Real estate and insurance business. 
 Common Council four years, president 
 three years; mayor of Fall River 1880, 
 1886, 1895, 1896 and 1897; appointed post- 
 master 1881; reappointed postmaster 1898; 
 resigned and was elected to the 55th Con- 
 gress to fill out the unexpired term of Hon. 
 John Simpkins, deceased; also elected to 
 56th, 57th, 58th and 59th Congresses. Re- 
 elected to 60th Congress. 
 
 13
 
 KELIHER. JOHX A., gth District, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born there November 6, 
 1866; public schools. Real estate. Massa- 
 chusetts House of Representatives i896-'97, 
 state Senate 1S99-1900: elected to 58th and 
 59th Congresses. Re-elected to 60th Con- 
 gress. 
 
 14
 
 LAWRENCE. GEORGE P., ist District, 
 Republican, North Adams. Born Adams, 
 May 19, 1859: Drury Academy, Amherst 
 College, Columbia Law School. Lawyer. 
 Appointed judge of district court of North- 
 ern Berkshire 1885: Massachusetts Senate 
 i895-'96- '97, president last two years. Elected 
 to 53th. 56th. 37th. 58th. 59th Congresses. 
 Re-elected to 60th Congress.
 
 LOVERIXG, WILLIAM C, 14th Dis- 
 trict, Republican, Taunton. Born Rhode 
 Island, 1835; Cambridge High School, Hop- 
 kins Classical School. Cotton manufacturer. 
 Massachusetts state Senate i874-'75: dele- 
 gate Republican national convention 18S0; 
 elected to the 55th, 56th, 57th, 58th and 59th 
 Congresses. Re-elected to 60th Congress. 
 
 16
 
 McCALL, SAMUEL \V., 8th District, 
 Republican, Winchester. Born East Provi- 
 dence, Pa., February 28, 185 1: Xew Hamp- 
 ton (X.H.) Academy 1870, Dartmouth Col- 
 lege 1874. Lawyer; Massachusetts House 
 of Representatives 1888, 1889 and 1892; del- 
 egate to Republican national conventions 
 of 1888 and 1900; elected to 53d, 54th, 55th, 
 56th, 57th, 58th and 59th Congresses. Re- 
 elected to 60th Congress.
 
 O'CONNELL, JOSEPH F.. loth Dis- 
 trict, Democratic, Boston. Born Dorches- 
 ter, December 7, 1872; St. Mary's Parochial 
 school, Boston College, Harvard Law 
 School 1896. Lawyer. Elected to 60th Con- 
 gress.
 
 PETERS, ANDREW J., nth District, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there April 3, 
 1872. Harvard College 1895, Harvard Law 
 School 1898. Lawyer. Massachusetts House 
 of Representatives 1902, state Senate 1904 
 and 1905. Elected to 6oth Congress. 
 
 19
 
 ROBERTS, ERNEST W., 7th District, 
 Republican, Chelsea. Born East Madison, 
 Me., November 22, 1858; public schools, 
 Highland Military Academy, Boston Uni- 
 versity Law School. Lawyer. City council 
 of Chelsea two years; Massachusetts House 
 of Representatives three years; Massachu- 
 setts state Senate 1897 and 1898; elected to 
 the 56th, 57th, 58th and 59th Congresses. 
 Re-elected to 60th Congress.
 
 TIRRELL. CHARLES Q., 4th District, 
 Republican, Xatick. Born Sharon, Decem- 
 ber 10. 1844. Dartmouth College 1866. Law- 
 yer, ^^lassachusetts House of Representa- 
 ives 1872: state Senate 1881 and 1882; pres- 
 idential elector 1888: elected to 57th, 58th 
 and 59th Congresses. Re-elected to 60th 
 Congress.
 
 WASHBURN, CHARLES G., 3d Dis- 
 trict, Republican, Worcester. Born there 
 January 28, 1857; Worcester Polytechnic 
 Institute 1875, Harvard University 1880. Ad- 
 mitted to Suffolk bar 1887. Massachusetts 
 House of Representatives 1897 and 1898, 
 and Massachusetts state Senate 1899 and 
 1900; delegate Republican national conven- 
 tion 1904; Massachusetts member of com- 
 mittee to notify Theodore Roosevelt of his 
 nomination. Elected to 6oth Congress.
 
 WEEKS, JOHN V\'., 12th District, Re- 
 publican. Xewton. Born Lancaster, N.H., 
 April II, i860; graduated at United States 
 Xaval Academy 1881. Banker and broker. 
 Served in the United States Xavy as mid- 
 shipman from graduation to 1883; Massa- 
 chusetts Xaval Brigade ten years, six years 
 as commanding officer of the organization; 
 member Governor Wolcott's military advis- 
 ory board during Spanish-American war. 
 Alderman three years and mayor two years, 
 city of Xewton; elected to 59th Congress. 
 Re-elected to 6oth Congress. 
 23
 
 STATE GOVERNMENT 
 EXECUTIVE
 
 
 HON. CURTIS GUILD, Jr. 
 
 Governor.
 
 GUILD. CURTIS, Jr.. Republican. Bos- 
 lun. Born in Boston February 2, i860; pre- 
 pared for college at Chauncy Hall School; 
 graduated from Harvard College in 1881, 
 class orator: editor and publisher "Boston 
 Commercial Bulletin." Lieutenant-governor 
 I903-'o4-'o5. Governor in i9o6-'o7-'o8. Prom- 
 inent in politics for upwards of twenty 
 years, being heard frequently on the stump 
 in state and national political campaigns, 
 particularl3^ in the Bryan campaigns of 1896 
 and 1900, and accompanied President 
 Roosevelt on his speaking tour of the 
 West in the latter 3'ear; chairman Repub- 
 lican state convention 1895; vice-president 
 Republican national convention 1896; presi- 
 dent Republican Club of ^lassachusetts 
 i90i-'02: chairman on Massachusetts day 
 at the Atlanta and Xashville expositions. 
 Adjutant 6th Massachusetts Regiment, 
 ]\LV.]^L: brigadier-general on staff of Gov- 
 ernor Wolcott: Spanish \\'ar veteran, being 
 commissioned as lieutenant, 6th Massa- 
 chusetts Volunteers; promoted to be inspec- 
 tor-general of /th Army Corps with rank of 
 lieutenant colonel, and later inspector- 
 general of the department of Havana, 
 where he achieved success in solving the 
 sanitation problem, and won high commen- 
 dation as well as the offer of higher posi- 
 tions from President McKinley. Member 
 Boston Chamber of Commerce. Masons, 
 32d degree. 
 
 27
 
 HON. EBEN S. DRAPER, 
 Lieut. -Governor. 
 
 28
 
 DRAPER. EBEX S., Republican, Hope- 
 dale. Born in Hopedale, 1858; preparatory 
 training at Allen's school, Xewton, Massa- 
 chusetts Institute of Technology. Em- 
 ployee of Draper Co.'s cotton mills and ma- 
 chine shop; selling agent for the company 
 1896; typical Xew England manufacturer. 
 Chairman Massachusetts delegation, Repub- 
 lican national convention, 1896; lieutenant- 
 governor i9o6-*07-'o8; president of Massa- 
 chusetts Volunteer Aid Association during 
 the Spanish War, and raised $200,000 for the 
 equipment of the hospital ship "Bay State"; 
 president of the Republican Club two years, 
 also a member of the Xorfolk, Middlesex 
 and ^lassachusetts Clubs. Member of cor- 
 poration of the Massachusetts Institute of 
 Technolog}- and Massachusetts Eye and 
 Ear Infirmar}-; one of the managers of the 
 ]\rilford Hospital. 
 
 29
 
 OLIN, WILLIAM M., Republican, Bos- 
 ton. Born in Warrenton, Ga., September 
 i8, 1845. Printer and newspaper writer. 
 Private in the Civil War, 36th Massachu- 
 setts volunteers. Secretary of the Common- 
 wealth since 1891. Masons, 33d degree. 
 
 30
 
 CHAPIX, ARTHUR B., Republican, Hol- 
 3'oke. Born W'illimansett Village, Chico- 
 pee, November 17, 1868: Holyoke schools, 
 Phillips (Andover) Academy' 1887, and Am- 
 herst College 1891. Had a literary career of 
 two years with the "Youth's Companion"; 
 studied law with his father, Judge Chapin of 
 Holj^oke, and was admitted to the bar in 
 Hampden County in 1895. City solicitor of 
 Holyoke, 1896. Mayor of Holyoke six 
 years. State Treasurer i9o6-'o7-'o8. Bank 
 director, member of numerous social clubs, 
 closely identified with church and Y.M.C.A. 
 work: member of the Masonic order. 
 31
 
 TURNER, HENRY E., Republican, Mai- 
 den. Born in Boston, May 4, 1842. Educated 
 in the public schools and at Pierce Acad- 
 emy, Milton. Able accountant and a writer 
 and speaker on economic subjects. Treas- 
 urer Maiden Republican city committee 
 1883, president 1884; member of the legisla- 
 ture four times, serving on the committees 
 on drainage, railroads, manufactures and 
 public health; member of the executive com- 
 mittees of the ]\Iiddlesex and Republican 
 clubs. Mason, Royal Arcanum. A.O.U.W. 
 32
 
 MALOXE, DAXA, Republican, Green- 
 held. Born in Arcade, XA'., 1857: graduated 
 from Harvard Law School, and was admit- 
 ted to the bar in 1881. Six years trial justice 
 at Greentield. Trustee of the Franklin Sav- 
 ings Institution. House i893-'94; chairman 
 of committee on judiciary; senator 1895 -'96, 
 chairman of probate and insolvency and ju- 
 diciary. Attorney-general i9o6-'o7-'o8. Re- 
 publican state committee; member of grade 
 crossing commission and X'^ew Bedford- 
 Fairhaven bridge commission. District at- 
 torney, northwestern district, two terms. 
 Mason, past commander K.T.
 
 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
 
 BARRY, EDWARD P., Executive Coun- 
 cil, 3d District; Democrat, Boston. Born 
 there November 28, 1864; public schools, 
 Boston University Law School. x-\ttorney 
 at law. Common council two years. Presi- 
 dent South Boston Citizens' Association, 
 treasurer Ideal Harp Company. Publisher 
 "South Boston Inquirer." Executive Coun- 
 cil i907-'o8, committees on pardons, chari- 
 table institutions, prisons, harbors and pub- 
 lic lands, railroads, military and naval 
 afifairs. 
 
 36
 
 BEMIS, ALBIUX F.. Executive Council. 
 2d District; Republican. Brookline. Born 
 Brookheld. July 19. 1856: public schools. 
 Amherst College. Straw goods manufac- 
 turer. House 1901 and 1902. committees on 
 manufactures, federal relations (chairman), 
 public lighting (clerk). Senate 1903 and 
 1904. committees on constitutional amend- 
 ments (chairman), metropolitan affairs, pub- 
 lic lighting, parishes and religious societies 
 (chairman). Executive Council 1907. com- 
 mittees on pardons, charitable institutions, 
 prisons, tinance. accounts, warrants, state 
 house. 
 
 37
 
 BRIGHTMAN, CHARLES O., Execu- 
 tive Council, ist district, Republican, New 
 Bedford. Born there March 28, 1853; public 
 schools. Contractor and builder. Common 
 Council 1887; board of public works three 
 years; Republican state committee fifteen 
 years. Elks, Masons, K. T. 32d degree, 
 Shriner. 
 
 38
 
 COLE, SAMUEL, Executive Council, 
 5th district. Republican, Beverh'. Born 
 Rutland, Vt., December 15. 1856: public 
 schools. Market gardener. School commit- 
 tee thirteen years; president Common 
 Council i895-'96; Mayor I90i-'o2: House 
 i897-'98-'99, committees on cities (clerk), 
 engrossed bills, ways and means: Senate 
 i903-'04, committees on drainage (chair- 
 man), election laws, ways and means, fed- 
 eral relations (chairman), taxation (chair- 
 man). Director savings and co-operative 
 banks; ex-president Board of Trade. Ma- 
 sons, K.T., Odd Fellows. R.A., O.U^A.M. 
 39
 
 GLIDDEX, WALTER S., Executive 
 Council, 4th district. Republican, Somer- 
 ville. Born Pittston, Me., April 30, 1856; 
 public schools, Dirigo Business College, 
 Augusta, Me. ]\Ieat and provision business 
 as manager X. E. Hollis & Co. Masons, 
 R.A.C., K.T., Odd Fellows, 999th Artillery 
 Association, Central Club.
 
 JOXES, SEWARD W.. Executive Coun- 
 cil: 6th District, Xewton. Born Ebensburg, 
 Pa.. February 9. 1857: public schools and 
 soldiers' orphans' schools of Pennsjdvania. 
 Granite industry. Republican cit}- commit- 
 tee eight years, state board of insanity four 
 3'ears, Xewton board of health thirteen 
 3^ears. Executive Council 1907. committees 
 on harbors and public lands and railroads, 
 military and naval afifairs. State House. Di- 
 rector Xewton Centre Trust Co. eleven 
 years: president Xewton Centre Savings 
 Bank ten years. Massachusetts Republican 
 Club. Xewton Club, Xorfolk Club, Masons.
 
 PAIGE, CALVIN D., Executive Council, 
 7th District, Republican, Southbridge. Born 
 there May 20, 1843. Selectman three years, 
 delegate Republican national convention 
 .1884, presidential elector 1904; House 1878, 
 c6mmittee on taxation. Executive Council 
 1907, committees on hnance, accounts, war- 
 rants, military and naval afifairs. State 
 House. Treasurer Central Mills Co., presi- 
 dent Southbridge Savings Bank, director 
 Southbridge National Bank. Home Market 
 Club, Republican Club.
 
 RUSSELL, FRAXKLLX \V.. Executive 
 Council, 8th District, Republican. Pittsheld. 
 Born there August 22, 1841: public schools, 
 Williston Seminary. Executive Council 
 1907, committees on finance, accounts, war- 
 rants. State House. Woolen manufacturer. 
 Masons. 
 
 43
 
 REAIIXGTON, DAVID T.. sergeant-at- 
 arms, Somerville. Born Plainfield, June ir, 
 1845; public schools. Superintendent of 
 manufacturing of emer}- wheels. Appointed 
 messenger 1890; Senate doorkeeper 1890; 
 elected sergeant-at-arms 1904. G.A.R. Ma- 
 sons.
 
 SENATE
 
 WILLIAM D. CHAPPLE, 
 Senator. 
 
 46
 
 CHAPPLE, WILLIAM D., 2d Essex, 
 Republican, Salem. Born there August 6, 
 1868; public schools, Boston University Law- 
 School 1890. Lawyer. Common Council 
 i894-'95-'96 (president 1896); chairman Re- 
 publican city committee 1901-02; House 
 i897-'98-'99, committees on probate and in- 
 solvency ( chairman ), constitutional amend- 
 ments, impeachment County Commissioner 
 Morrell (special): Senate i905-'o6. commit- 
 tees on probate and chancery (chairman), 
 bills in third reading, constitutional amend- 
 ments, public lighting. Elected president 
 of Senate at opening of session of 1907. 
 Salem Republican Club, Masons, Odd Fel- 
 lows.
 
 ABBOTT, GIDEON B., 9th Sufifolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there Alay 4, 1874; 
 public schools, Harvard. Manufacturers' 
 agent. Common Council three years; House 
 i9o6-'o7, committee on street railways. Ma- 
 sons. 
 
 48
 
 BELL, TILTOX S.. 8th Suffolk, Repub- 
 lican, Boston. Born Dedham, 1874: public 
 schools. Manager Congregational Publish- 
 ing Society. Common Council i903-'o4-'o5 ; 
 Board of Aldermen i9o6-'o7. Young Men's 
 Republican Club of Dorchester, Boston City- 
 Club, Colonial Club. Harvard Improvement 
 Association, Episcopalian Club. First Corps 
 Cadets. Masons. 
 
 49
 
 BUTLER, JOHN J., 7th Suffolk, Demo- 
 crat, Boston. Born Ireland, June 7, 1865; 
 national schools. Car driver, station master, 
 collector. House i904-'o5-'o6, committees on 
 relations between employers and employees, 
 constitutional amendments, libraries, liquor 
 law. K.C., A.O.H., John Mitchell Literary 
 Association, Metropolitan Mutual Aid Asso- 
 ciation.
 
 COWEE, EDWARD A., 2d Worcester, 
 Republican. Worcester. Born West Boyl- 
 ston, July 23, 1857; public schools. Miller 
 and grain dealer. Selectman West Boyl- 
 ston; House i896-'97, committees on agri- 
 culture, federal relations. Masons, Odd 
 Fellows. 
 
 SI
 
 DEAN, CHARLES L., 4tli Middlesex, 
 Republican, Maiden. Born Ashford, Conn., 
 May 29, 1844; public schools. Glass manu- 
 facturing business since i860. P. M., West- 
 ford, Conn., twelve years: commissioner 
 Windham County, Conn., six years; House 
 of Representatives, Conn., i88i-'82; Com- 
 mon Council, Maiden, i89i-'96 (chairman 
 1896): mayor Maiden 1899-1904 (inclusive); 
 House i897-'98, committee on ways and 
 means; Senate i905-'o6-'o7, committees on 
 ways and means, banks and bankino- (chair- 
 man), printing (chairman), bills in third 
 reading, e^iucation.
 
 D I C K I X S O X, FRAXCKE W., ist 
 Hampden, Republican, Springfield. Born 
 there April 19, 1849; public and private 
 schools. Undertaker. Real estate. Common 
 Council i888-'89-'90 (president 1890); alder- 
 man i903-'o4, mayor i905-'o6. Winthrop, 
 X'aj-assett, Commercial Travelers' clubs; 
 Mason 32d degree. Royal Arcanum, Odd 
 Fellows.
 
 DIXON, EDWARD \V., 3d Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born Dublin, Ireland, No- 
 vember 9, 1846; public schools. Comer's 
 Commercial College. Master mariner. Com- 
 mon Council two years, alderman i897-'98- 
 '99; Senate 1907, committees on cities, fish- 
 eries and game. 
 
 54
 
 FAXOX, WILLIAM O., 2d Norfolk, Re- 
 publican. StoLighton. Born there October 
 24. 1853: public schools, Boston University 
 Medical School 1876. Physician. Repub- 
 lican town committee six years; House 
 i905-'o6. committees on public lighting, wa- 
 ter supply (chairman); Senate 1907, com- 
 mittees on public lighting, railroads (chair- 
 man), water supply, recess cominittee on 
 labor. Masons, Knights Templar. Odd Fel- 
 lows, Norfolk Clui). 
 
 55
 
 FISK, CHARLES D. B., 5th Suffolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born Hooksett, N.H., 
 February 17, 1850; public and private 
 schools. President Fegal Protection Com- 
 pany, trustee of real estate, director Citi- 
 zens' Mutual Insurance Company. Ex-pres- 
 ident Boston Marketmen's Republican Club; 
 Republican Club of Massachusetts. House 
 1905 and 1907, committees on parishes and 
 religious societies, taxation (clerk), mercan- 
 tile affairs.
 
 GALLOXD, GEORGE J., Franklin- 
 Hampshire, Republican, Amherst. Born, 
 Petersham, October 23, 1852; Amherst Col- 
 lege. Merchant. Senate 1907, committees 
 on engrossed bills, agriculture, labor (chair- 
 man), public charitable institutions. ]Ma- 
 sons. President Amherst Club.
 
 GARFIELD, GEORGE H., 2d Plymouth, 
 liepublican, Brockton. Born Dennis, July 
 18, 1858; public schools. Grocer and provi- 
 sion dealer. Republican state committee 
 1897- 1904. House 1892 -'93 - 1901 -'02 -'03 -'04, 
 committees on payroll, rapid transit, elec- 
 tions (chairman), water supply (chairman), 
 public service, rules, congressional redis- 
 tricting (special), salaries state and county 
 officials (special); Senate i905-'o6-'o7, com- 
 mittees on rules, counties, printing, water 
 supply (chairman), public charitable insti- 
 tutions, taxation, recess committee on taxa- 
 tion (chairman). Masons, Odd Fellows. 
 
 58
 
 GRIMES, JAMES W .. 7th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Reading. Born Hillsboro, No- 
 vember 21, 1865; Phillips Andover, Boston 
 University. Lawyer. House 1897 -'98 -'99, 
 committees on constitutional amendments, 
 roads and bridges (chairman), probate and 
 insolvency, printing (clerk): Senate 1907, 
 committees on legal affairs, printing, street 
 railways (chairman). Masons. Odd Fellows, 
 Sons of Veterans, Mystic Star. X. H. Club, 
 Middlesex Club. Republican Club. Home 
 Market Club, Suffolk and Middlesex Bar 
 Associations. Director First National Bank 
 of Reading, trustee Blackstone Savings 
 Bank.
 
 HALL, ALFRED S., ist Sufifolk, Repub- 
 lican, Revere. Born there August 27, 1861; 
 public schools, Alassachusetts Agricultural 
 College. Market gardener. House i903-'04, 
 committees on metropolitan affairs (clerk), 
 elections; Senate 1907, committees on coun- 
 ties, fisheries and game (chairman), metro- 
 politan affairs, towns (chairman). Masons, 
 K.T., Odd Fellows, Massachusetts Repub- 
 lican Club, trustee Chelsea Savings Bank. 
 
 60
 
 H ALLEY, DEXXIS E., 5th Essex, Dem- 
 ocrat, Lawrence. Born Xatick, ]\Iay 26, 
 1863: public schools. Printer, reporter, ci- 
 gar manufacturer. Common Council two 
 3-ears; House i892-"y3. committees on liquor 
 law. printing.
 
 HIBBARD, JOSEPH H., 8th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Lowell. Born Shoreham, Vt., 
 April 3, i860: public schools, Ticonderoga 
 Acadeni}^ 1878. Alusician, violinist, direc- 
 tor and manager. House i905-'o6, commit- 
 tees on prisons, mercantile affairs. Odd Fel- 
 low, Elk, Red ]\Ian, Foresters of America. 
 
 62
 
 JEXXEY, CHARLES F., ist Xorfolk, 
 Republican, Hyde Park. Born Micldleboro, 
 September i6, i860: public schools, Boston 
 University Law School 1883. Lawyer. Li- 
 brary trustee, cemetery commissioner, mod- 
 erator, committees on by-laws, purchase of 
 water supply, erection of public library; 
 House 1886. committees on elections (chair- 
 man), towns (clerk); Senate 1907, commit- 
 tees on judiciary, constitutional amend- 
 ments (chairman), liquor law (chairman). 
 Xorfolk Club, Boston Society of Xatural 
 History, Hyde Park, Dedham and Canton 
 Historical Societies. 
 
 63
 
 JOHNSON, JOHN LOVELL, 3d 
 Worcester, Republican, Fitchbiirg-. Born 
 Worcester, June 26, 1876; public schools, 
 Worcester Polytechnic Institute. ]\lanager 
 Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works. 
 Board of Aldermen three years (chairman 
 two years). Senate 1907, committees on 
 banks and banking, cities, public lighting 
 (chairman). Alasons, K. T., 32d degree, 
 Shriners, Royal and Select Masters, trustee 
 Fitchburg Savings Bank. 
 
 64
 
 KEITH, EBEX S. S., Cape, Republican, 
 Bourne. Born Sagamore, October 24. 1872; 
 public schools. Railway car manufacturer. 
 Republican town committee. Senate 1907, 
 coinmittees on ways and means, counties 
 (chairman), election laws. Masons, K.P. 
 
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 LINEHAX. FRAXK J., 6th Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born Ireland, January 31, 
 1870; public and private schools. Building 
 construction. Common Council three years, 
 Board of Aldermen two years; House 1903- 
 '04, committees on public service, drainage; 
 Senate 1907, committees on drainage, mer- 
 cantile affairs. 
 
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 MAHOXEY, DAXIEL D., 2d Hampden, 
 Democrat. Chicopee. Born England; public 
 schools. Lumber mills, brewing last sixteen 
 years. Alderman three years, city marshal 
 Chicopee 1904; Senate i9o6-'o7, committees 
 on engrossed bills, agriculture, labor, pris- 
 ons, railroads, recess committee on Sunday 
 laws. Foresters, Eagles, Red ]\Ien.
 
 McETTRICK, MICHAEL J., 4th Suf- 
 folk, Democrat, Boston. Born there 1848; 
 public schools. Civil engineer, agent. House 
 1885 to 1891, 1906 and 1907: Senate 1892;, 
 committees on labor (chairman), ways and 
 means, education, elections, constitutional 
 amendments, woman suffrage, child labor 
 (special), state expenditures. Congress 1893, 
 1894 and 1895. Knights of Columbus, A.O.H., 
 Roxbury Veteran Firemen's Association. 
 
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 MITCHELL, JOHN J.. 5th Middlesex, 
 Democrat. Marlboro. Born there May 9, 
 1873; public schools, Boston College 1895, 
 Boston Umversity Law School. Reporter, 
 law student. House 1903 to 1906, commit- 
 tees on election laws, street railways, met- 
 ropolitan affairs; Senate 1907, committees 
 on federal relations, parishes and religious 
 societies, water supph'. K.C. 
 
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 MOXAHAX, GEORGE E., 2d Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there January 20, 
 1867; parochial school. Real estate and in- 
 surance. Ward 5 Democratic Club, demo- 
 cratic ward and city committee. 
 
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 MORSE. !!ARRY P.. 4th Essex,, Repub- 
 lican, Haverliill. Born Bradford, July 29, 
 1854; public schools. Box manufacturer. 
 Selectman and overseer of poor five years; 
 Board of Aldermen i90i-'o2 (president 
 1902); House i904-'o5-'o6, committees on 
 relation between emplo^'ers and employees, 
 banks and banking (clerk), railroads, taxa- 
 tion (clerk); Senate 1907, committees on 
 cities, railroads, roads and bridges (chair- 
 man). Masons, K.P., A.O.U.W., Essex and 
 Haverliill Republican Clr.I.s
 
 XORCROSS, ARTHUR D., Worcester- 
 Hampden, Republican, Monson. Born there 
 November 7, 1848; Monson Academy, Mas- 
 sachusetts Agricultural College 1871. Music 
 business thirty-seven years, retired; mer- 
 cantile, farming, cattle; treasurer savings 
 bank, director national bank. Postmaster 
 five years, school committee, selectman 
 eight years, water commissioner. House 
 i904-'o5-'o6; committees on relations be- 
 tween employers and employees, prisons 
 (clerk), labor, public service.
 
 POTTER. ELMER C, ist Worcester, 
 Republican, Worcester. Born Framingham. 
 August 2},, 1868: public schools. Dartmouth 
 1892. Teacher, lawyer. House i903-'o4-'o5- 
 'o6-'o7, committees on constitutional amend- 
 ments (clerk), probate and chancery, mili- 
 tary affairs, taxation (clerk), mercantile af- 
 fairs (cliairman), federal relations (chair- 
 man), judiciary, rules.
 
 RICH.AIOND, CLINTON Q.. Berkshire, 
 Republican, North Adams. Born Hoosick, 
 N.Y., December 17, 1859; Drury High 
 School, Amherst. Street railway and hotel 
 business until 1904. State board of educa- 
 tion; House i896-'97. committees on libra- 
 ries, public service (chairman).
 
 RILEY, HERBERT S., 6th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Wobiirn. Born there Decem- 
 ber 20, 1859; public schools. Tufts College 
 1882. Teacher, law^-er. School committee 
 1893- 1904 (chairman five 3ears), Republican 
 cit\^ committee fourteen years (chairman 
 nine years); House i904-'o5-'o6, committees 
 on taxation, metropolitan affairs, constitu- 
 tional amendments (chairman) ; Senate 
 1907, committees on judiciary, education 
 (chairman), insurance, libraries (chairman).
 
 SALTER, WILLIAM R., ist Essex, Re- 
 publican, Lynn. Born Eastport, Me., July 
 6, 1861; public schools. Shoe business, news- 
 paper, traveling salesman, insurance. House 
 t899-I900-'oi-'o4-'o5, committees on public 
 service, cities, federal relations, election 
 laws, employers and employees, fisheries 
 and game (chairman), insurance; Senate 
 1907, committees on drainage (chairman), 
 harbors and public lands, mercantile affairs. 
 K.P. 
 
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 SCHUSTER, WIXFIELD S., 4th 
 W^orcester, Republican, Douglass. Born 
 Pittsheld, December 28, 1855; public schools. 
 Woolen manufacturer. House 1902, com- 
 mittee on public lighting; Senate 1907. com- 
 mittees on drainage, harbors and public 
 lands, insurance, public service (chairman), 
 ^lasons.
 
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 SHAW. JAMES F., 3d Essex, Repub- 
 lican, Manchester. Born Xewbiiryport, July 
 i8, 1873; public schools. Street railway 
 building and operating. Senate 1907, com- 
 mittees on rules, ways and means, military 
 affairs (chairman). Masons, Elks. 
 
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 SOWLE, NATHANIEL P.. 3d Bristol, 
 Republican, New Bedford. Born there Oc- 
 tober 30, 1857; public schools. Merchant, 
 manufacturer, exporter. House i904-'o5-'o6, 
 committees on harbors and public lands 
 (chairman), election laws.
 
 SPALDIXG, THORXDTKE. 2d Aliddle- 
 sex, Repul:)lican. Cambridge. Born Boston, 
 November i, 1871; Harvard A.B., 1895; Har- 
 vard Law School. 1897. Lawyer. Cambridge 
 Common Council 1899 to 1902 (president 
 1902). Ex-president and ex-sccretary Re- 
 publican city committee; ex-secretary Re- 
 publican state committee; secretary Middle- 
 sex Club; chairman executive committee 
 Republican Club of Massachusetts. ]yIason, 
 Knight Templar.
 
 STEVENS. ELMER A.. 3d Middlesex, 
 Republican. Somerville. Born Anson, Me., 
 January 15. 1862; public schools. Provision 
 dealer. Common Council 1895. House 1896- 
 igo4-'o5. committees on cities, public ser- 
 vice (chairman), elections: Senate 1906- '07, 
 committees on metropolitan affairs, prisons, 
 public service (chairman), recess committee 
 on taxation, ways and means (chairman), 
 constitutional amendments, parishes and re- 
 li.ofious societies.
 
 TREADWAY, ALLEN T., Berkshire- 
 Hampshire - Hampden, Republican, Stock- 
 bridge. Born there September i6, 1867; pub- 
 lic schools, Amherst College 1886. Hotel 
 proprietor. House 1904, committee on ways 
 and means; chairman Republican town com- 
 mittee. IVIasons, K.T., R.A., Vice-president 
 Stockbridge library, president Stockbridge 
 Lighting Company. 
 
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 TURNER, JOSEPH, 2d Bristol, Repub- 
 lican, Fall River. Born Lancashire, Eng- 
 land, March 2^, 1852; public schools. Mill 
 operative, farmer, provision dealer. Com- 
 mon Council four years, alderman-at-large 
 four years; House 1907, committee on cities. 
 Masons, R.A.C., K.T., Odd Fellows. K.P.
 
 VAHEY, JAMES H., ist Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Watertown. Born there Decem- 
 ber 29, 1871; public schools. Boston Univer- 
 sity Law School. Lawyer. School commit- 
 tee six years, board of health two jxars, 
 selectman four years, Democratic state com- 
 mittee three years, Democratic town com- 
 mittee ten years, delegate Democratic na- 
 tional convention 1904. Senate 1907, commit- 
 tees on judiciary, education, towns. Royal 
 Arcanum, A.O.H., Knights of Columbus, 
 Ell<;s, ^Middlesex Bar Association, Social 
 Law Library, Charitable Irish Society.
 
 WHEATLEY, FRANK G., ist Ply- 
 month, Republican, Abington. Born Wood- 
 bnry. Vt.. Jnl}' 6, 185 1; public schools. Dart- 
 month College 1879. Teacher, phj-sician. 
 Honse 1904-05, committees on pnblic health 
 (chairman), water supply, hsheries and 
 game; Senate 1907, committees on counties, 
 public health (chairman), public lighting.
 
 WILLIAMS, THOMAS W., ist Bristol, 
 Republican, Attleboro. Born Rhode Island, 
 September 15, 1865 ; public schools. Journal- 
 ist since 1879. House i90i-'o2-'o3-'o5'o6, com- 
 mittees on banks and banking (clerk), rail- 
 roads (clerk), printing (chairman), public 
 lighting, taxation, recess committee on tax- 
 ation; Senate 1907, committees on en- 
 grossed bills (chairman), election laws 
 (chairman), puhdic service, street railways. 
 
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 COOLIDGE, HENRY D., clerk of the 
 Senate, Concord. Born Chelsea, August 
 26, 1858; public schools. Mercantile busi- 
 ness several years. Assistant clerk 1886- 
 '87-'88; elected clerk in 1889 and re-elected 
 every 3-car since. 
 
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 DAVIS, LUKE K.. doorkeeper of the 
 Senate, Worcester. Born Jaffrey. X.H., 
 Februar}- 23, 1845 : public schools. Wood- 
 worker. State House messenger twelve 
 3-ears; assistant doorkeeper five years; ap- 
 pointed doorkeeper 1904. G.A.R.. K. of P. 
 
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 HOUSE OF 
 REPRESENTATIVES
 
 JOHN N. COLE 
 Speaker 
 
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 COLE, JOHN X., 8th Essex, Republi- 
 can, Andover. Speaker of the House. Born 
 November 4, 1863; educated in the public 
 schools. Newspapers; publisher of the Law- 
 rence "Telegram," one of the leading daily- 
 newspapers of the mill city, and publisher 
 also of the Andover "Townsman" in his 
 home town. Prominent in local affairs, hav- 
 ing been a member of the school committee 
 for eight years, also a member of the board 
 of park commissioners; savings bank trus- 
 tee. House i903-'o5, serving in 1903 on the 
 committees on public lighting and state 
 house, in 1904 on rules and relations be- 
 tw^een employers and employees, and in 1905 
 on public lighting (chairman) and rules. 
 Elected Speaker of the House in 1906, and 
 re-elected 1907 and 1908. Masons, LO.O.F., 
 Roval Arcanum. A.O.L'A\'.
 
 ABBOTT, JOSEPH, 25th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born Hyannis, May 22, 
 1874; public schools. Railway starter. Re- 
 publican ward committee 1906-07. K.P., Red 
 Men.
 
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 ADAAIS. ARTHUR S.. i6th Essex, Re- 
 publican, ^Marblehead. Born there February 
 14. 1869; public schools, Bryant & Stratton 
 Commercial School. Freight cashier Bos- 
 ton & ]\Iaine railroad. Masons, Red ]\Ien, 
 Odd Fellows. Republican Club.
 
 ARNOLD, WALLACE E. W. N., 5th 
 Plymouth, Democrat, North Abington. Born 
 there; public schools. Shoe manufacturer. 
 Quincy Yacht Club, Cape Cat Club. 
 
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 BARNES, FRANK L.. 5th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Waltham. Born there August 
 20, 1864; public schools. Electrical engineer 
 and contractor. Board of aldermen three 
 years. Masons, A.O.U.W., Business Men's 
 Association. 
 
 95
 
 BARRELL, FRANK, 2d Worcester, Re- 
 publican, Ashburnham. Born there July 26, 
 1853; public schools. Carpenter and chair- 
 maker. Selectman two years. Odd Fellows, 
 K.P. 
 
 96
 
 BARRETT, CHARLES H., 21st Essex, 
 Republican, Gloucester. Born there June 
 23, 1868; public schools. Provision business. 
 Common Council two years; Board of Al- 
 dermen (president); Republican state com- 
 mittee. K.P., Red ]^Ien, Eagles, Business 
 Men's Association. Master Mariners' Asso- 
 ciation, Essex Club. 
 
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 BARTON, HEXRY B., 3d Franklin, Re- 
 publican, Gill. Born there May 21, 1853; 
 public schools. Powers Institute. Farming. 
 Town clerk and treasurer eighteen years; 
 selectman and assessor four years, school 
 committee six years. Grange. 
 
 98
 
 BAYRD, FRAXK A.. 23(1 Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Maiden. Born Lynn. September i, 
 1873; Boston University. Newspaper pub- 
 lisher. Chairman Ward 6 (Maiden) Repub- 
 lican city committee: alternate Republican 
 national convention 1904; House 1906-07, 
 committees on railroads, printing (clerk). 
 Republican Club of Massachusetts, Massa- 
 chusetts Republican Editorial Association, 
 Maiden Club, Mason.
 
 BEALS, JOSEPH E., 7th Plymouth, Re- 
 publican, Middleboro. Born there ]\Iarch 18, 
 1834; public schools, Pierce Academy. 
 Straw manufacturing. Water commissioner 
 twenty years; House 1907, committees on 
 liquor law, towns. Middleboro Business 
 Men's Club.
 
 B E X X E T T . JOH X C, 4th Hampden, 
 Democrat, Springheld. Born Boston. April 
 2, 1872; public schools. Foreman machinist. 
 Chairman Democratic city committee: House 
 1907. committee on public lighting.
 
 BEUNKE, FRED L., 2d Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Cambridge. Born June 15, 1856; 
 public schools. Stationery and periodicals. 
 Common Council two years, Board of Al- 
 dermen two years; House i9o6-'o7, commit- 
 tees on public charitable i n s t it u t i o n s 
 (clerk), election laws. Citizens' Trade As- 
 sociation, Director Reliance Co-operative 
 Bank; Alasons, Knights Templar, Odd Fel- 
 lows, Royal Arcanum, X.E.O.P.
 
 BISHOP, ELIAS B., 4th Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Newton. Born there August 2, 
 1869; Phillips Andover, Harvard 1894. Har- 
 vard Law School 1897. Lawyer. Republican 
 city committee, Board of Aldermen three 
 years: House 1907, committee on judiciary. 
 Massachusetts Club and various college 
 and social clubs. 
 
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 B L A X C 11 A R D, CHARLES V., 26th 
 Middlesex, Republican, Somerville. Born 
 Cambridge February 2, 1866; public schools, 
 Comer's Commercial College. Bookkeeper, 
 financial manager. Republican city commit- 
 tee, Boaid of Trade; House i9o6-'o7, com- 
 mittees on printing, rules, public lighting 
 (clerk), recess committee on taxation. Ma- 
 sons, Odd Fellows, Legion of Honor.
 
 BOIVIX, CHARLES E., nth Bristol, 
 Republican. Fall River. Born St. Francis, 
 P.Q., December 12. 1872: public schools, 
 Quebec Seminar}-. Laval L'niversity. City 
 editor L'Independent. Registrar of voters; 
 House 1907, committees on education, par- 
 ishes and religious societies. Knights of 
 Pythias. Odd Fellows. ^I.U., U.S.J. B. d' A, 
 Fall River Bowling Green Club.
 
 BOYER, ALEXIS, Jr., 5th Worcester, 
 Democrat, Southbridge. Born there Janu- 
 ary 17, 1875; public schools. Contractor 
 and builder. Library committee three years, 
 board of auditors two years, selectman four 
 years (chairman two years), Democratic 
 state committee; House 1907, committee on 
 public charitable institutions. Cercle Cana- 
 dien. Knights of Columbus, Red Men, 
 Eagles.
 
 BRICKLEY, BARTHOLOMEW A., 7th 
 Suffolk, Democrat. Boston. Born there on 
 May 7, 1883; public schools. Boston College, 
 Georgetown College. Lawyer. Common 
 council 1905. K. C, A. O. H.. Democratic 
 State Committee.
 
 BROOKS, WILLIAM R., rgth Essex, 
 Republican, Beverly. Born there ]March i, 
 1865; public schools, Comer's Commercial 
 College. Shoe factory till 1888; fish busi- 
 ness since. House 1903 and 1906, committees 
 on harbors and public lands (clerk). Ma- 
 sons, Odd Fellows, K.T., Beverly Repub- 
 lican Club, Union Club, Jubilee Yacht Club; 
 Sth Regiment M.V.M. 1884-1891. 
 
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 BROWN, CHARLES H., 28th Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Medford. Born Vermont, 
 January 19, 1879; public schools. Metal 
 furniture. Board of Aldermen two years; 
 House 1907, committee on banks and bank- 
 ing. Medford Club, South Medford Re- 
 publican Club.
 
 BRYAN, JOHN T., 2d Hampshire, Re- 
 publican, Aliddlefield. Born Worthington, 
 February 17, 1859; public schools. Mer- 
 chant and farmer. Republican town com- 
 mittee twenty years; commissioner of high- 
 ways fifteen years; chairman board of se- 
 lectmen twelve years.
 
 BUXTIXG, GEORGE, 5th Essex, Re- 
 publican, Methuen. Born Lawrence, Au- 
 gust 31, 1868. public schools. Clerk. House 
 1907, committee on taxation.
 
 BURNETT, ANDREW J., 22d Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Melrose. Born Charles- 
 town, i860; public schools. Plumbing. Town 
 finance committee three years, town and 
 city committees eighteen years, ward alder- 
 man four years; alderman at large twa 
 years; House 1906- '07, committees on public 
 lighting, counties (clerk), liquor law.
 
 BURNS, ALFRED S.. ist Plymouth, 
 Democrat, Plymouth. Born there February 
 6, i860; public schools. Grocer. Registrar 
 of voters; House 1907, committee on har- 
 bors and public lands (clerk). Odd Fellows. 
 
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 BURR, HERBERT W., 24th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there June 15, 1866; 
 public schools. Merchant tailor. Common 
 Council three years; House 1906, commit- 
 tees on constitutional amendments, public 
 service (clerk). Massachusetts Republican 
 Club, New Dorchester Club, Shawmut Club, 
 Ashmont Club. 
 
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 CAHOOX, CLEXRIC H, 2d Barnstable, 
 Republican, Harwich. Born there February 
 4, 1875; public schools. Boston University 
 Law School. Lawj^er. Selectman, chairman 
 Republican town committee: House 1907, 
 committee on lesral affairs. Odd Fellows. 
 
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 CALLAHAN, TIMOTHY F,, 9th Suf- 
 folk, Democrat, Boston. Born there Sep- 
 tember 5, 1881; public schools. Student. 
 House 1907, committee on election laws. 
 
 116
 
 CARBREY, JAMES B., nth Essex, Dem- 
 ocrat, Peabody. Born Lowell, January i6, 
 1854: public schools. Morocco dresser. As- 
 sessor eight 3^ears; House 1907. committee 
 on street railways. Massachusetts Catholic 
 Order of Foresters.
 
 CARLETON, IGNATIUS J., 5th Suffolk, 
 Republican, Chelsea. Born East Boston, 
 August 7, 1866; public schools. Professional 
 baseball fifteen years, manufacturer of pre- 
 serves. Knights of Columbus.
 
 CARMODY. CORNELIUS J., 15th Wor- 
 cester, Democrat, Worcester. Born Boston, 
 January 11. 1867: public schools. Painter. 
 Common council iQ04-'o5; board of alder- 
 men 1906; member Industrial School Com- 
 mission of Worcester, St. Anne's Total Ab- 
 stinence Society, president Worcester Cen- 
 tral Labor Union three terms.
 
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 CHAMBERS, JAMES, 24th :\Iicldlesex, 
 Republican, Everett. Born County Down, 
 Ireland, December 8, 1864; public schools. 
 Metal broker. Common Council four years 
 (president one year), Board of Aldermen 
 two years; House 1907, committee on con- 
 stitutional amendments (clerk).
 
 CHESTER, WILLIAM E., 12th Sufifolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born there April 4, 
 1865; public schools. Master of properties 
 Boston Theatre seventeen years. Common 
 Council two years; House 1907, committees 
 on liquor law. State House. Odd Fellows, 
 K.P., Red Men, Knights of Golden Eagle. 
 Theatrical ^lechanics' Association.
 
 CLARE Y, JOHN E., 8th Berkshire, 
 Republican, Great Barrington. Born Fair- 
 field, Vt., January 7, 1855; public schools. 
 Publisher "Berkshire Courier." Town clerk, 
 treasurer and tax collector.
 
 COFFIX, SAMUEL F., 26th Essex, Dem- 
 ocrat, West Xewbury. Born there Decem- 
 ber 27, 185 1 : public schools. Real estate. 
 Town treasurer eight years; tax collector 
 ten years; House i9o6-'o7, corimittees on 
 agriculture, parishes and religious societies. 
 Masons, American Order oi" Foresters, 
 West Newbury Farmers' Club.
 
 COLE, DAVID, 3c1 Berkshire, Democrat, 
 Cheshire. Born there September 26, 1845; 
 public schools. Merchant and farmer. Se- 
 lectman eleven years.
 
 COLEMAX. ELLEXWOOD B, Xan- 
 tucket, Republican. Xantucket. Born there 
 May 31. 1862; Coffin School, Chicago Ho- 
 meopathic Medical College. Physician. 
 School committee fifteen years, selectman 
 five years (chairman one year), board of 
 health; House 1907. committees on election 
 laws (clerk): fisheries and game. Masons, 
 K.T., Odd Eellows. Red ^Icn. John B. 
 Chace Engine Co.
 
 COLLETTE, FRAXK. Jr., 6th Worces- 
 ter, Republican, Spencer. Born there Jan- 
 uary I, 1871; public schools, commercial 
 college. Clothing, baker, insurance. House 
 1907, committees on drainage. State House. 
 Executive committee. French Republican 
 Club of Massachusetts; Foresters of 
 America. 
 
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 COLLINS, EDWARD D., 15th Suffolk^ 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there 1878; pub- 
 ic schools, University of Xotre Dame. 
 !^awyer. K. C, Elks, Heptasophs, City" 
 Point Catholic Association. 
 
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 CONBOY, JAMES J.. 17th Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born there December i, 
 1873; public schools. Plumber. Common 
 Council three years; House 1907, commit- 
 tees on parishes and religious societies. 
 Secretary Tammany Club, A.O.H., St. Pat- 
 rick's Total Abstinence and Literary Soci- 
 ety of Boston.
 
 CONLEY, MARTIN F., i6th Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Lowell. Born Ireland, April 2"]^ 
 :87o; public schools, commercial college. 
 Barber. Overseers of the poor four years; 
 ^ouse i9o6-'o7, committees on public char- 
 table institutions, drainage, public health. 
 Foresters of America, Royal Arcanum, 
 foung Men's Catholic Institute.
 
 COOGAN, THOMAS F., 14th Suffolkj 
 Democrat, Boston. Born Dublin, Ireland! 
 Boston public schools. Grocery clerk 
 Common council two years. Heptasophs 
 A.O.H., Foresters of America, William Ej 
 Russell Club of City Point. 
 
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 COOK, BEXJAMIX A., 12th Worcester, 
 Republican, Fitchburg. Born Guilford, Vt.; 
 public schools. ^Merchant. Masons, R.A.C., 
 Odd Fellows, Park Club, president Fitch- 
 burg Board of Trade and Merchants' Asso- 
 ciation i904-'05.
 
 COOK, JOHN F., loth Essex, Repub- 
 lican, Haverhill. Born Reading, June 24, 
 1843, public schools Shoe manufacturer, 
 retired. Board of health three years, assist- 
 ant assessor nine years; House 1907, com- 
 mittees on libraries, military affairs. G.A.R., 
 Wachusett Club. 
 
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 COOK, WILLIAM F.. 2d Hampden, Re- 
 publican. West Springfield. Born Warwick, 
 February 4, 1847; public schools. Truck- 
 ing, coal and ice. House 1907, committee 
 on roads and bridges. 
 
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 COOK, WILLIAM H., 9th Bristol, Re- 
 publican, Fall River. Born there March 7, 
 1856; printer twenty-two years, assistant 
 assessor 1892-1903, assessor 1893 to 1902. 
 Common Council 1885 and 1886. House 
 i904-'o5-'o6-'o7, committees on railroads, 
 pay-roll (chairman). ]\Lisons, K.P., Red 
 Men.
 
 COOLIDGE, CALVIX, ist Hampshire, 
 Republican, Xorthampton. Born Plymouth, 
 Vt., July 4, 1872; St. Johnsbury Academy, 
 Amherst, 1895. Lawyer. City Council 1899; 
 city solicitor igoo-'oi; clerk of courts 1903; 
 Republican city committee 1904; House 
 1907, committees on constitutional amend- 
 ments, mercantile affairs. Phi Gamma Delta, 
 Xorthampton Club.
 
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 COOMBS, FRANK O., ist Bristol, Re- 
 publican, North Attleboro. Born Provi- 
 dence, R.I., December 17, 1857: public 
 schools, commercial college. Designer and 
 engraver. House 1907, committee on rail- 
 roads. Odd Fellow, K.P., Elks, Foresters 
 of America. 
 
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 COOMBS, REDXOR P.. 6th Norfolk, 
 Democrat. Quincy. Born Islesboro, ^le., 
 June 27. 1873: public schools. Wholesale 
 provision dealer. Cit}' council. Elks Club 
 of Quinc}'. 
 
 137
 
 CORMACK. JOllX S.. i3tli Essex, Re- 
 publican, Lynn. Born Grand Falls, Xew 
 Brunswick, June 7, 1875; public schools. 
 Dealer in groceries, confectionery and pe- 
 riodicals. Republican city committee five 
 years (secretary three years). Lynn Repub- 
 lican Club, Prospect Club, Odd Fellows, 
 Red Men. 
 
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 CRAXE. SAMUEL V.. 8th Worcester, 
 Republican, Blackstone. Born Worcester, 
 Oct. 4, 1855: public schools, Bryant & Strat- 
 ton's College. Earmer, dealer in coal and 
 wood. House 1900. committee on agricul- 
 ture. Grange. A.O.U.W.
 
 CURLEY, DANIEL J.. Jr.. i8ih Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there December 
 23, 1874; public schools. Station master. 
 Common Council two years: House 1907, 
 committee on drainage. Shawmut Club, 
 A.O.H., A.O.U.W., Ward 18 Democratic 
 Club. 
 
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 C U R T I S S , ELMER L,, 3d Plymouth^ 
 Republican, Hingham. Born Derby, Conn., 
 June II, 1861; Bridgewater Normal School. 
 Attorney at law. Masons, Odd Fellows, 
 Boston City Club, Young Men's Republican. 
 Club. 
 
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 CUSHIXG, GRAFTOX D.. nth Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there August 4, 
 1864; Nobles and Harvard. School commit- 
 tee four 3^ears; House i9o6-'o7, committees 
 on education (chairman), liquor law (clerk), 
 ways and means.
 
 CUTTING. ALFRED L.. 13th Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Weston. Born there Jan- 
 uary 2~, 1868: public schools, Bryant & 
 Stratton school. Grocer and general mer- 
 chant. Selectman 1889 -1899; selectman 
 1900. Odd Fellows, Waltham Business 
 Men's Association, Weston Athletic Ass'n,
 
 DALTOX, ERNEST, 6tli Hampden, Re- 
 publican, Chicopee. Born Leicester, Eng- 
 land, January 7, 1869; public schools, Kent's 
 Hill, Me. Druggist. Board of health three 
 years; House 1907, committee on public 
 health. Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men. 
 
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 CHARLES L., 23d 
 Maiden. Born there 
 schools. Vice-Presi- 
 
 DAVENPORT, 
 ^Middlesex, Republican, 
 May 4, 1854; public 
 dent Eastern Salt Co. Common Council 
 1882 and 1883, 1895 and 1896 (president 
 1896), water commissioner 1884 to 1889, 
 sinking fund commissioner: House 1904- 
 'o5-'o6-'o7, committees on State House 
 (chairman), taxation (chairman), metro- 
 politan affairs. Masons, K.T., 32d degree; 
 Maiden, Corinthian and Jeffries Yacht 
 clubs, member Boston Chamber of Com- 
 merce. 
 
 145
 
 DAVIS, iliUAlAS L., 17th Essex, Dem- 
 ocrat, Salem. Born Boston, March 15, 1852; 
 public schools. Bookkeeper twenty years, 
 shoe finisher, insurance agent. Common 
 Council 1892 to 1899 (president 1897), 
 school committee, Democratic city commit- 
 tee 1892 to 1901 (president 1897 to 1899); 
 House since 1900, committees on libraries, 
 State House, liquor law (clerk), mercantile 
 affairs (clerk), education. Father Mathew 
 Total Abstinence Society, Enterprise Club, 
 Elks, Veteran Firemen, Sons of Veterans, 
 honorary member National Association Sta- 
 tionary Engineers. 
 
 146
 
 DEAX. CHARLES A, 21st Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Wakeheld. Born England; pub- 
 lic schools. Rattan business, farming. As- 
 sessor, finance and sewer committee, secre- 
 tary public library, president board of trade; 
 House i898-"q9-I90I-'o2-'o3-'o6-'o7, commit- 
 tees on taxation, revision of corporation 
 laws, insurance, rules, special recess com- 
 mittee of 1906 on insurance. Odd Fellows. 
 
 147
 
 DEAX, HEXRY E., 21st Worcester, Re- 
 publican, Worcester. Born Oakham, Sep- 
 tember 29, 1862; public schools and business 
 college. Manufacturer wire goods. Common 
 Council four years; House 1907, committees 
 on fisheries and game, prisons. Masons, 
 Odd Fellows, Worcester Continentals, 
 Worcester Commercial Travelers' Associa- 
 tion, Republican Club. 
 
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 DEAX, WILLIAM M., 4th Bristol. Re- 
 publican, Taunton. Born there Xovember 
 16, 1874: Boston University Law School. 
 Lawyer. House 1906-07, committees on con- 
 stitutional amendments (clerk), federal re- 
 lations (clerk), elections (chairman), ways 
 and means. Odd Fellows, K.T., Sons of 
 American Revolution. 
 
 149
 
 DENNY, DANIEL E., 13th Worcester, 
 Republican, Worcester. Born there July 14, 
 1845; Worcester Academy. Real estate and 
 insurance. Common Council two years 
 (president one year): House T936-'o7, com- 
 mittees on cities, military affairs (chair- 
 man). Knights Templar, KniglUs of Pyth- 
 ias, G.A.R.
 
 DESMOXD. JOSEPH C, jth Bristol, 
 Democrat, Xew Bedford. Born Alilford, 
 October 15, 1875; public schools. Clothing 
 
 salesman. Secretar}^ 
 mittee seven years. 
 A.O.H. 
 
 Democratic city corn- 
 Plymouth Club. Elks,
 
 Democrat, Boston. Born Lynn. April 21, 
 1882; public schools. Attorney-at-law. Com- 
 mon Council two years. Jackson Club, 
 Catholic Literary Union. 
 
 152
 
 DORM AX. WILLIAM E., 12th Essex, 
 Republican, Lj-nn. Born there June 23, 
 1875: Chauncy Hall, Harvard University 
 1898, Harvard Law School 1901. Lawyer, 
 School committee six years, chairman two 
 years; House 1907, committees on election 
 laws, printing. Harvard chapter Phi Beta 
 Kappa, Delta Upsilon, Masons. 
 
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 DOYLE, ANDREW P.. 8th Bristol, Re- 
 publican, New Bedford. Born Ireland, Au- 
 gust 15, 1869: public schools. Insurance. 
 Common Council, Board of Aldermen; 
 House i9o6-'o7, committee on insurance, 
 special recess committee on insurance. Cel- 
 tic Club, Ancient Order of Hibernians, 
 Knights of Columbus.
 
 DRAPER. EDWARD B., 4th Norfolk, 
 Republican, Canton. Born, there November 
 27. 1876; Harvard College 1899. Harvard 
 Law School 1902. Lawyer. Republican 
 town committee two years ( secretary one 
 year): House 1907, committee on street 
 railways. Masons. University Club, Nor- 
 folk Club. Norfolk Bar Association.
 
 DRISCOLL, FLOREN'CE J.. 19th Suf 
 folk, Democrat, Boston. Born there Octo 
 ber 15, 1871; public schools. Tag maker 
 Democratic ward committee; House 1907 
 committee on libraries. Knights of Colum 
 bus. 
 
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 DRYSDALE, HUGH P., ist Berkshire, 
 Republican, Xorth Adams. Born Alva, Scot- 
 land, December ii, 1875: public schools, 
 \\'illiams College. LawA-er. Secretary to 
 Congressman Lawrence ten years. House 
 1907, committee on judiciary (clerk), ^la- 
 sons. Odd Fellows.
 
 DUANE, PATRICK J., 5th Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Waltliam. Born Cork, Ireland, 
 August 18, 1862. Public schools, Sprague 
 Correspondence School of Law. Attorney. 
 Alderman two years, overseer of the poor; 
 chairman Democratic city committee; 
 House i9o6-'o7, committees on public ser- 
 vice, constitutional amendments. A.O.H., 
 Knights of Columbus, Foresters of Amer- 
 ica, Mechanics' Debating Club. 
 
 158
 
 EASTMAX, S. ALDEX, gth Worcester, 
 Republican, Milford. Born in Dennysville, 
 Maine, October 14, 1847; public schools. 
 Manufacturer of wood and paper boxes. 
 Masons. K. T. 
 
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 ELMER, CHARLES F., ist Franklin, 
 Democrat, Conway. Born South Shafts- 
 bury, Vt., August 25, 1856: Deerfield Acad- 
 emy. Farmer. House 1907, committee on 
 fisheries and game (clerk) ; roads and 
 bridges. Masons, Grange, Sons of Veter- 
 ans, Conway Club. 
 
 160
 
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 ELMORE, SAMUEL D., 3d Middlesex, 
 Republican, Cambridge. Born Hartford, 
 Conn., December 29, t868; Exeter 1889, 
 Harvard 1893, Harvard Law School 1896. 
 Lawyer. Cit\' government. Republican city 
 committee: House 1907, committee on judi- 
 ciary. Republican Club, Colonial City Trade 
 Association, Bar Association, K.T.
 
 FARLEY, DEXXIS E., 4th Franklin, Re- 
 publican, Erving. Born Colerain, June 12, 
 1852. Shelburne Falls Academy. Paper 
 manufacturer. House 1907, committee on 
 railroads. Masons, Sbriners, Red Men, 
 A.O.U.W. 
 
 162
 
 FAY, THOMAS J.. i8th Suffolk, Demo- 
 crat, Boston. Born there April 24, 1879: 
 public schools. Salesman. Common Council 
 two years; House 1907, committee on public 
 charitable institutions. A.O.H.. Ward 18 
 Democratic Club. I\ni«-hts of Columbus. 
 
 163
 
 FENNELLY, FRANCIS J., loth Bristol, 
 Democrat, Fall River. Born there February 
 i8, i860, public schools. Newsdealer. House 
 i905-'o6-'o7, committees on street railways, 
 roads and bridges, prisons. 
 
 164
 
 FERBER, J. BERNARD, loth Suffolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born May 28, 1876; 
 public and private schools. Lawyer. Repub- 
 lican ward and city committee four years, 
 Common Council one year. House 1905 -'06- 
 'OJ, committees on bills in the third reading- 
 (chairman), banks and banking, insurance 
 (chairman), special recess committee on in- 
 surance 1906, harbors and public lands. 
 
 165
 
 FISHER, FREDERICK L.. loth Nor- 
 folk. Republican, Norwood. Born there; 
 public schools. Farmer and real estate. Se- 
 lectman, assessor and overseer of the poor 
 seventeen years (chairman four years) ; 
 House 1907, committee on taxation (clerk). 
 Masons, K.T., Odd Fellows. 
 
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 FLAGG, CHARLES J., 8th ?.Iiddlesex, 
 Republican, Holliston. Born Boston. Har- 
 vard i8q8. Harvard Law School 1901. Law- 
 yer. Moderator four 3'ears. Masons, Bos- 
 ton City Club, Jasper Hill Golf Club. 
 
 167
 
 FLYE. LOUIS E., 8th Xorfolk, Repub- 
 lican, Holbrook. Born there January i8, 
 i88r; Thayer Academy, Boston University 
 Law School. Lawyer. Town clerk five 
 years; House 1907. committee on public 
 lighting. ;Masons, Knights of Pythias, Xor- 
 folk Club. 
 
 168
 
 FOGG, CLAREXXE J., 25th Essex, Re- 
 publican, Xewburyport. Born there Jul}' 10, 
 1853; public schools. Shoe cutter. Common 
 Council one year, Board of Aldermen two 
 years: House i9o6-'o7, committee on liquor 
 law, special recess committee on taxation, 
 counties (chairni;in). taxation. Masons, 
 A.O.U.W. 
 
 169
 
 FORRISTALL, HERBERT AL, 15th Es- 
 sex, Democrat, Saiigiis. Born Troy, N.H., 
 August 14, 1^59. Public schools, train de- 
 spatcher B.& M.R.R. twenty-five 3 ears. Reg- 
 istrar of voters ten years, selectman (chair- 
 man); House 1907, committee on taxation. 
 Masons, Royal Arcanum.
 
 FROST, HERBERT S.. i6th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there; public 
 schools. Real estate. Lawyer.
 
 FULLER, EDWARD J., 9th Norfolk, Re- 
 publican, Sharon. Born there January 30, 
 1854; public schools. Farmer. Selectman 
 and overseer of the poor ten years, assessor 
 nine years; House 1907, committee on rail- 
 roads. Odd Fellows, A.O.U.W., Norfolk 
 Club.
 
 GARCELOX, WILLIAM F., 4th Mid- 
 dlesex, Republican, Xewton. Born Lewis- 
 ton, Ale., October 24, 1868; Bates College 
 1890, Harvard Law School 1895. Lawyer. 
 House 1907, committee on ways and means 
 (clerk).
 
 GATES, JOSEPH S., loth Worcester, 
 Republican, Westboro. Born Petersham, 
 October 3, 1856; public schools. Merchant. 
 Town clerk six years, auditor seven years, 
 tax-collector two years; Republican town 
 committee seventeen years. Masons, Odd 
 Fellows. 
 
 174
 
 GILES, GEORGE A., 2d Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Cambridge. Born Apalacliin, XA'., 
 Aiig-ust 4, 1875; Owego Academy, X. V.. 
 1894, Harvard 1898. Real estate and insur- 
 ance. Common Council three years (presi- 
 dent two years); House 1907, committee on 
 ways and means. Cambridge Republican 
 Club. Economy Club, Masons, Odd Fellows, 
 Red Men.
 
 GILMORE. EDWARD, gth Plymouth, 
 Democrat, Brockton. Born there January 
 4, 1867; public schools. Grocer and provi- 
 sion dealer. Alderman five years, Demo- 
 cratic state committee eight years; House 
 1907, committee on roads and bridges. 
 A.O.H., Knights of Columbus, Massachu- 
 setts Catholic Order of Foresters, Emmet 
 Club, Hofifman Club, Massasoit Club. 
 
 176
 
 GOGGIXS. JAMES T.. 5th Berkshire, 
 Democrat, Pittstield. Born there January 
 31, 1866: public schools. Foreman printer. 
 Chairman Democratic count}' committee. 
 
 177
 
 GRADY, THOMAS J., 6th Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born Newport, R.I., Decem- 
 ber i6, 1877; St. Mary's private school, 
 Boston College, Boston University Law 
 School. Lawyer. Common Council two 
 years; House i903-'o4-'o5-'o6-'o7, committees 
 on probate and chancery, bills in the third 
 reading, ways and means, judiciary, consti- 
 tutional amendments, federal relations, ex- 
 ecutive council. 
 
 178
 
 GRAHAM, WILLIAM J., 8th Essex, 
 Democrat, Lawrence. Born there October 
 2, 1873. Phillips Anclover, Tufts Medical 
 School. City committee 1896 to iqoo; 
 House I904-'o5-'o6-'o7, committees on fish- 
 eries and game, federal relations, cities. 
 Kniffhts of Columbus. 
 
 79
 
 GREENWOOD, HAMLET S., i8th 
 Middlesex, Republican, Lowell. Born there 
 1871; public schools, Evening Law School, 
 Boston Y.M.C./\-. Attorney at law. Common 
 council i902-'o3. Masons, R.A., Lincoln Club. 
 
 180
 
 GRISWOLD, LWMAX \V., 2d Franklin, 
 RcpuLiican, Greentield. Born Watkins, N. 
 Y., October 16, 1869. Amherst. Attorney at 
 law. Republican town committee five years, 
 school committee eight years: House 1906- 
 '07, committees on militar}- affairs, public 
 health (chairman), hsheries and game. Ma- 
 sons, captain Company L, 2d Regiment 
 M.V.M.
 
 . HALL. HOMER A., 2i\ Berkshire, Re- 
 publican, North Adams. Born there No- 
 vember 24, 1871: public schorls. Shoe cut- 
 ter. Elks, Republican city onimittee.
 
 HALL. ^L\RTIX T.. 6th Middlesex. 
 Democrat, Xatick. Born there December 
 23, 1877: public schools. Harvard College, 
 Harvard Law School. Lawyer. School com- 
 mittee two years; House 1907, committee 
 on federp.l rehitions. 
 
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 HAM, HARRY H., 20th Suffolk. Repub- 
 lican, Boston. Born there March 16, 1883; 
 public schools, Dartmouth 1905. Lawyer. 
 House 1907, committees on bills in third 
 reading, printing. Sons of Veterans, A.O.U. 
 W., Masons. 
 
 184
 
 HAMMARSTROM, OSCAR C. i8th 
 \\'orcester, Republican, Worcester. Rorn 
 there October i8, 1877; public schools. Four- 
 teen years American Steel & Wire Co. Com- 
 mon council two years. Worcester County 
 Republican Club. Masons. Odd Fellows. 
 
 185
 
 HAXXOCK, PORTUS B., loth Plym- 
 outh, Democrat, Brockton. Born Coventry, 
 Vt., February 19, 1836; public schools. Pro- 
 duce, real estate, insurance. House 1899 to 
 1902, i904-'o5-'o6-'o7, committees on libra- 
 ries, public service, fisheries and game, fed- 
 eral relations, harbors and public lands, pub- 
 lic charitable institutions military affairs. 
 Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Red Men, 
 GAR. 
 
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 HAXRAHAX, BERNARD F., 2d Suffolk, 
 Democrat. Boston. Born there July 2"], 
 1875: imblic schools. Common council 
 i905-'o'5-"o7. 
 
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 HARDY. HORACE D., 29th Middlesex, 
 Republican. Arlington. Born there Febru- 
 ary 28, 1S77; Dartmouth 1899: Harvard 
 Law School. Attorney-at-law. Republican 
 town committee three years (secretary); 
 House 1907, committees on constitutional 
 amendments (clerk), street railways. Psi 
 Upsilon :nid Sphinx; Suffolk Bar Associ- 
 ation.
 
 HAYES, JOHN J.. 4th Suffolk. Demo- 
 crat, Boston. Born there. Public schools, 
 Boston College, Boston University Law 
 School. Lawyer. Common Council I9o6-'o7. 
 Bunker Hill Democratic Club. Catholic Lit- 
 erary Union, K.C.. Fr. Mathew T..\. & L. 
 Society.
 
 HEWITT, LEWIS J., 25th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born Leicester, England, 
 February 13, 1870; Wigleston Preparatory 
 College. Publisher and printer. Ward 25 
 Republican committee (chairman). Ma- 
 sons, K.P., Red Men. 
 
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 HIGGIXS. WILIAM P.. Mth Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there May i6, i88i; 
 public schools, Xotre Dame University, 
 Harvard Law School. House 1907, commit- 
 tee on legal affairs. Knights of Columbus, 
 City Point Catholic Association, A.O.H. 
 
 191
 
 HILTON, FREDERICK H., 7th Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Framingham. Born there 
 February 12, 1882; public schools, Boston 
 University Law School. Lawyer. Masons, 
 R.A.C., Knight Templar, Shriner, A.O.U.W., 
 Country Club, director South Framingham 
 Co-operative Bank. 
 
 192
 
 HOAG, WILLIAM, 20ih Suffolk. Repub- 
 lican, Boston. Born Lynn. Xovember i8, 
 1878; Roxbury Latin, Harvard College, Bos- 
 ton University Law School. Lawyer. House 
 1907, committee on legal affairs. Execu- 
 tive committee Massachusetts Reform 
 Club; Boston Bar Association; United Im- 
 provement Council of Dorchester.
 
 HOBSON, ERNEST E.. ist Hampden, 
 Republican, Palmer. Born there September 
 29, 1878. Public schools. University of 
 Maine Law School 1900. Lawj^er. Secre- 
 tary Republican town committee two years; 
 House 1907, committee on judiciary. Red 
 Men, Royal Arcanum, Sons of Veterans, 
 Palmer Business and Social Club. 
 
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 HODSKIXS. FRANK G., Jth Hamp- 
 den, Republican, Springfield. Born there 
 December 26, 1876: public schools. Har- 
 vard College. Attorney-at-law. House 1907, 
 committees on engrossed bills, legal affairs 
 (clerk).
 
 
 HOGAN, WILLIAM M., ist Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Cambridge. Born Canada, June 
 2, 1876; public schools. Ironworker. House 
 1907, committee on liquor law. 
 
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 HOLMAX, SA^IUEL M.. ist Bristol, 
 Republican, Attleboro. Born Xorton. Jan- 
 uary I, 1862; public schools, Amherst, Bos- 
 ton University, Harvard Medical School. 
 Real estate, coal and wood, photographer. 
 Tax collector nine 3'ears, school commit- 
 tee three years: House 1907. committees on 
 elections, towns. Knig-hts of Pythias. Royal 
 Arcanum.
 
 HOLT, CHARLES T., 6th Hampden, 
 Republican, Springfield. Born Petersham, 
 August I, 1845; public schools, Newton 
 Theological Institution. Coal merchant 
 eight years, clergyman t .velve years, now 
 engjiged in insurance business. Republican 
 town committee; water commissioner, pub- 
 lic library trustee; House 1907, committees 
 on harbors and public lands, parishes and 
 religious societies (clerk). Masons, G.A.R. 
 
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 IIOS.MER. FRANK A., 3d Hampshire, 
 Republican, Amherst. Born Woburn. No- 
 vember 14, 1853; Amherst College. School 
 teacher twelve years; editor "Berkshire 
 Courier" two years; president of Oahu Col- 
 lege. Honolulu, ten years. Member .\dvisory 
 Council under Provisional Government in 
 Hawaii. Masons. R.A.C.. .\ml;crst Club.
 
 HOVLE, ALOXZO F., 14th Worcester, 
 Republican, Worcester. Born there Octo- 
 ber 1 5, 1861; public schools, Hinman's Bus- 
 iness College. Printer and stationer. House 
 I905-'o6-'o7. committees on drainage (chair- 
 man), counties (clerk). Masons, Odd Fel- 
 lows, KniglUs of Pythias, Hcptasophs.
 
 HULTMAX. EUGEXE C, 5th XortV.lk, 
 Republican, Quincy. Born Boston, July 13, 
 1875: Massachusetts Institute of Technol- 
 ogy. Republican city committer, city coun- 
 cil; House i9o6-'o7, committees on election 
 laws (clerk), water supply (chairman). 
 Technology Club, Granite City Club. Quincy 
 Point Business Men's Cluli. Bi^ston V.M. 
 C.A. Knights Templar, Mystic Shriners.
 
 HYDE, GEORGE S. J., 7th Essex, Re- 
 publican, Lawrence. Born Manchester, Eng- 
 land, November i, 1849; Miles Platting In- 
 stitute. Carpenter. School committee three 
 years; House 1907, committee on education. 
 U.O.G.C., A.O.F.
 
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 JEFFREY, WILLIAM T., 19th Essex, 
 Republican, Salem. Born there January 23, 
 1876; public schools. Republican city com- 
 mittee; common council igo6-'o7. M.C.O. 
 F., A.O.H., Salem Republican Club.
 
 JOHXSOX, CHARLES CABOT, 14th 
 Essex, Republican, Nahant. Born there De- 
 cember 9, 1876; public schools, Bryant & 
 Stratton Business College. Town clerk six 
 years, treasurer three years; House IQ06- 
 '07, committee on banks and bankinci. Fa- 
 ther Mathew Temperance Society.
 
 JOHNSON, FRED O., nth Norfolk, Re- 
 publican, Wellesley. Born Boston, February 
 10, 1855, public schools. Real estate and in- 
 surance. Selectman and assessor three 
 years, town treasurer hve years. Republican 
 town committee twenty years; House 1907, 
 committee on labor. Masons, Odd Fellows, 
 Wellesley, Norfolk and Nehoiden Clubs. 
 
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 JOHNSON. J. B. ALBERT. 19th Mid- 
 dlesex. Republican, Lowell. Born there 
 September 8, 1878: public schools. Massa- 
 chusetts College of Pharmacy, Tufts Medi- 
 cal College. Pharmacist, medical student. 
 School committee i9o6-'o7. Red Men, Royal 
 Arcanum. Foresters. Masons, Lincoln Re- 
 publican Club, Bunting Cricket Club. 
 
 206
 
 JOXES, AAROX R, 8th Worcester. Re- 
 publican. Douglas. Born Temple, Franklin 
 county. Ale., September ii, 1832; public 
 schools. Alerchant. Selectman, overseer of 
 the poor, treasurer, collector, school com- 
 mittee, road commissioner, trustee free pub- 
 lic library. }>[asons.
 
 JONES, JAMES A., 31st Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Stoneham. Born Townsend, Jan- 
 uary 14, 1853; public schools. Real estate 
 and insurance, director cooperative bank. 
 Auditor, water coinmissioner, board of pub- 
 lic works, Republican town committee 
 (chairman and secretary); House i905-'o6- 
 '07, committees on taxation, federal rela- 
 tions, prisons (clerk). Masons, Odd Fel- 
 lows, O.U.A.M., Athletic Club. 
 
 208
 
 KATZAIAXX, FREDERICK G., 3^1 Nor- 
 folk, Republican. Hyde Park. Born Rox- 
 bury, September 12, 1875; public schools,. 
 Harvard University, Boston University Law 
 School. Lawyer. Town auditor. Republican 
 town committee: House 1907, committee on 
 legal affairs. ^^lasons. Phi Delta Phi.
 
 KEEFE, DAVID P., nth Bristol, Re- 
 publican, Fall River. Born Fitchbiirg, Sep- 
 tember 29, 1855; public schools. Salesman, 
 advertising solicitor. House i904-'o5-'o6-'o7, 
 committees on federal relations, libraries, 
 parishes and religious societies (chairman), 
 elections. Veteran Firemen's Association, 
 Republican Club.
 
 KEEXE, SIDXEY B., 25th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Sonierville. Born Appleton, Me., 
 January 10, 1861; public schools. Wholesale 
 hay salesman. Republican city committee 
 seven years (treasurer). Board of Aldermen 
 three years (president one year) : House 
 1907, committees on libraries (clerk), water 
 supply (clerk). Vice-president Sonierville 
 Board of Trade, Sonierville Sons of Maine 
 Club.
 
 KEITH, ROLAND M., 8th Plymouth, 
 Republican, Bridgewater. Born there March 
 t6, 1847; public schools, academy. Contrac- 
 tor and builder. Republican town committee 
 t>venty-six years (chairman four years); 
 House rgo/, committees on labor, parishes 
 and relig-ious societies. Masons.
 
 KELLEHER. \\'ILLL\AI A., 6th Essex, 
 Democrat, Lawrence. Born there May IT, 
 1875; public schools. Tobacco dealer. Com- 
 mon Council i903-'04 (president one year), 
 alderman 1905; House 1906- '07. committees 
 on military affairs, banks and banking. 
 Knights of Columbus.
 
 KEMP, FRANK D., 5th Hampden' Re- 
 publican, Springfield. Born Holyoke, June 
 9, 1862: public schools. Dairyman. Common 
 Council one year, alderman one year; House 
 1907, committee on ways and means. Ma- 
 sons, K. T., Masonic Club. 
 
 214
 
 KEXXEV, AUCHAEL J.. 3d Bristol. Re- 
 publican, Taunton. Born there July 12, 1863; 
 jniblic schools. Insurance agent. Alderman 
 three years; House 1907, committee on cit- 
 ies. A.O.U.W., American Order of Forest- 
 ers, Knights Sherwood Forest.
 
 KILLAM, JAMES 
 Republican, Reading. 
 1874; public schools, 
 tute of Technology. 
 
 W., 20th Middlesex, 
 Born there July 12, 
 Massachusetts Insti- 
 Engineering depart- 
 
 ment metropolitan water and sewerage 
 board since 1897. Selectman hve years (four 
 years chairman), treasurer Republican town 
 committee. Masons, Odd Fellows, Good 
 Fellowship Club.
 
 KITTREDGE. EDWEX M.. 14th Middle- 
 sex, Republican. Lowell. Born in Billerica, 
 September 27, 1872; public schools. Real 
 
 estate and care property.
 
 KXIGHT. JAMES H., 22d Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there October ii, 
 1876: public schools. Lawyer. Republican 
 Club of Ward 22, Jamaica Plain Citizens' 
 Association. Veteran Firemen. 
 
 218
 
 LANE. FREDERICK S., 12th Norfolk, 
 Republican. Foxboro. Born Norton, May 
 8, 1849; Stone's English and Classical 
 School. Straw business, electric light, bank 
 treasurer. Masons, Knights of Honor, 
 Grange, Eastern Star.
 
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 LEARXED, WILLIAM F., 2d Worces- 
 ter, Republican, Gardner. Born there Janu- 
 ary 12, 1850; public schools. Shipper S. K. 
 Pierce & Son. House 1907. committee on 
 prisons. Secretary Republican town com- 
 mittee ten 3^ears. Odd Fellows.
 
 LEES. SIDNEY, 8th Bristol, Republican, 
 sew Bedford. Born Lancashire, England, 
 -eptember 23, 1866: public schools. Mill 
 verseer. Republican cit}- committee seven 
 ears. B.P.O.E.. Sons of St. Georg^e, W'ash- 
 igton Social and Musical Club. Pilgrim 
 31ub. Dartmouth Cafe Club.
 
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 LEIXIXG, ADAM, loth Hampden, Re- 
 publican, Holyoke. Born Germany, Decem- 
 ber 4, 1836; German schools. Bookkeeper 
 and accountant. Board of Aldermen five 
 years; school committee six years; House 
 1907, committee on water supply. Repub- 
 lican Club, Masons.
 
 LEONARD. J. HEXRV, 23d Siittolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there September 
 18, 1879; public schools. Salesman. Common 
 Council, i905-'o6.
 
 LIXSCOTT. ANDREW R., 20th Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Woburn. Born Wilton, 
 Me.; public schools. School-teacher. Board 
 of Aldermen two years: House 1907, com- 
 mittees on education, libraries. G.A.R., 
 Masons.
 
 LOMASXEY, MARTI X M., 8th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there December 
 3, 1859; public schools. Real estate. Board 
 of Aldermen 1893 to 1895; Senate 1896 and 
 1897, committees on engrossed bills, con- 
 stitutional amendments, harbors and public 
 lands, public health; House 1899, i905-'o6- 
 '07, committee on metropolitan affairs. 
 Hendricks Club. 
 
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 LONG, GEORGE W., 3d Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Cambridge. Born there July 28, 
 1872; Manual Training School. Undertaker. 
 House i9o6-'o7, committee on insurance and 
 special recess committee on same, printing 
 (chairman). North Cambridge Republican 
 Club, Masons, Odd Fellows, Newtowne 
 Club. 
 
 226
 
 LOTHROP. JOHN F., 4th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Xewton. Born Sharon, Decem- 
 ber 17, 1847; private school. Carriage busi- 
 ness, now retired. Board of Aldermen six 
 years; House i9o6-'o7, committee on metro- 
 politan affairs. 
 
 227
 
 LOVETT, GEORGE E., 12th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there February 27, 
 1849; public schools, Chaunc}^ Hall. Iron- 
 worker. Common Council iSSS-'Sq-'qg; 
 House i893-'94, committees on military af- 
 fairs (chairman). State House, election laws. 
 Ward 12 Republican Club, Masons, Odd 
 Fellows, Commander Boston Light Infan- 
 try Veteran Corps. 
 
 228
 
 LUCE. ROBERT, 25th Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Somerville. Born Auburn, Me., 
 December 2, 1862; public schools. Harvard 
 1882. Editor and publisher: proprietor 
 Press Clipping Bureau. House since 1899, 
 committees on insurance, taxation (chair- 
 man), federal relations, revision of corpora- 
 tion laws, counties, election laws (chair- 
 man), constitutional amendments. Masons. 
 
 229
 
 LYFORD, EDWARD C, Qth Worcester, 
 Republican, Upton. Born Atkinson, Me.; 
 public schools, Foxcroft Academy. Select- 
 man, assessor, auditor. JMasons, K.T., and 
 G.A.R. 
 
 230
 
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 LYNXH, CORNELIUS J.. loth Middle- 
 sex, Democrat, Maynard. Born there De- 
 cember i8, 1877; public schools. Cigar- 
 maker. Eagles. 
 
 231
 
 MADDEX, SAMUEL J., 19th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there May 17, 
 1882; parochial schools. Baker. Knights of 
 Columbus, Massachusetts Catholic Order of 
 Foresters. 
 
 232
 
 MADSEX, JEXS J., nth Hampden, Re- 
 publican, Holyoke. Born Denmark, October 
 9, 1869; public schools. Business manager 
 newspaper. Bay State Club.
 
 MALLEY, CHARLES A., 20th Suffolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born Northtield, Jan- 
 uary 22, 1876; public schools. Real estate 
 and insurance. House 1907, committees on 
 harbors and public lands. Masons, R.A.C., 
 K. T., Roosevelt Republican Club, Park 
 Street Club, Young Men's Republican Club 
 Ward 20.
 
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 MANXOVITZ, DAVID. 8th Suffolk, 
 Democrat. Boston. Rorn Poland: public 
 schools. Boston Univcrsit\- Law School. 
 Attorne}'- at law. Common council i903-'o4- 
 '05. Hendricks Club. K. P.. Heptasophs. 
 Hebrew Immigrant Aid Association, T^der- 
 ation of Hebrew Charities.
 
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 MANSFIELD, CHARLES H., 15th Es- 
 sex, Republican, Lynn. Born Wellesley, 
 March 20, 1842: public schools. Newspaper 
 reporter. Postmaster Wellesley three years. 
 West Lynn Republican Club, Sons of Amer- 
 ican Revolution. 
 
 236
 
 MAYBERRY, CHARLES, lotli Worces- 
 ter, Republican, Clinton. Born there April 
 27, 1876; public schools, Boston University 
 Law School. Lawyer. House i905-*o6-'o7, 
 committees on probate and chancery 
 (clerk), engrossed bills, metropolitan af- 
 fairs, insurance, legal afifairs. Masons, K.P.
 
 MAYHEW. ULYSSES E.. Dukes, Re- 
 publican, West Tisbury. Born there August 
 i6, 1848; public schools. General store. 
 School committee; House 1891, 1892 and 
 i906-'07, committees on fisheries and game 
 (chairman), ways and means. 
 
 238
 
 MAYXARD, HERBERT T.. 4th Worces- 
 ter, Republican, North BrookheUl. Born 
 at Xorthboro, December 9, 1867; public 
 schools, Bryant & Stratton Business Col- 
 lege. Boot and shoe manufacturing. Select- 
 man six years, board of health four years, 
 Republican town committee four years. 
 Trustee North BrookReld Savings Bank. 
 Masons. 
 
 239
 
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 McCANN, MATTHEW, 14th Essex, Re- 
 publican, Lynn. Born Calais, Me., January 
 I, 1863; public schools. Cigar merchant. 
 City Council five years; House i904-'o5-'o6- 
 '07, committees on prisons (chairman), fed- 
 eral relations, mercantile affairs, public ser- 
 vice. Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Red 
 Men, Foresters.
 
 McCarthy, CHARLES R, 9th .Middle- 
 sex, Democrat, Marlboro. Born there Au- 
 gust 15, 1876; public schools. Newspaper 
 reporter. K. of C, A.O.H., Spanish War 
 Veterans, Sons of Veterans. Pastime Boat 
 Club.
 
 McCarthy, JEREMIAH F., 3d Suf- 
 folk, Democrat, Boston. Born there July 7, 
 1857; public schools. Real estate. House 
 1899-1900, committees on street railways, 
 public service (clerk). Catholic Literary 
 Union. 
 
 242
 
 McCLATCHEY, FREDERICK T.. 4th 
 Berkshire, Republican, Pittsfield. Born Xew 
 Hartford, Conn., October i, 1873; Pittstield 
 public schools. Clerk. Masons.
 
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 McDAVITT, THOMAS P., 13th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there; public 
 schools. Caterer. Ccjmmon Council 1905-06. 
 South Boston Catholic Club. 
 
 244
 
 McDOXALD, EDWARD, 7th Berkshire, 
 Republican, Lenox. Born Dover, England, 
 July 17, 1844; Williams Academy, Stock- 
 bridge. Cashier Lenox National Bank. Se- 
 lectman twent}' years; House 1870. Masons, 
 K.T., G.A.R.
 
 McGONAGLE, PHILIP J., 6th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there October 21, 
 1871; public and parochial schools. Common 
 Council five years; House 1907, committees 
 on parishes and religious societies, State 
 House. Knights of Columbus, Jefferson 
 Club, Roofers' Protective Union. 
 
 246
 
 McGRATH, JOHN F., i6th Worcester, 
 Democrat, Worcester. Born there January 
 10, 1881; public schools, Holy Cross, Boston 
 University Law School. Lawyer. House 
 1907, committee on labor. St. John's T. & L. 
 Guild, A.O.H., M.C.O.F.. Knights of Colum- 
 bus, St. Vincent tie Paul Society. 
 
 247
 
 McIXTlRE, EDWIX C. 23d Essex, Re- 
 publican, Gloucester. Born there October 
 18, 1867; public schools. Pharmacist. Board 
 of Aldermen igo2-'oT,; House 1904-05, com- 
 mittee on harbors and public lands (clerk). 
 
 248
 
 McKEXXEY. JOHX H.. 13th Essex. Re- 
 publican, Lynn. Born Xcwport, Mc. Octo- 
 ber 12, 1839; public schools. Contractor. 
 Common Council three years; House 1907, 
 committee on aj^riculture. G.A.R. 
 
 249
 
 McKIE. LEWIS B., ist Suffolk, Repub- 
 lican. Boston. Born there August 14, 1875; 
 public schools. Boston University Law 
 School. Lawyer. Common Council 1904 and 
 1905; House 1907, committee on public 
 lighting. Ward i Republican Club, Win- 
 throp Yacht Club, president East Boston 
 High Almnr.i Association,
 
 fe^ 
 
 McLAXE. GEORGE. Jr., 5th Essex. Re 
 publican, Lawrence. Born there Jul}' 4, 
 1869; Phillips Exeter, Boston University 
 Law School. Lawyer. Republican city com- 
 mittee hve 3'ears. Odd Fellows. K.P.. Law- 
 rence Bar Association, vice-president Pros- 
 pect Lnprovemcnt Society.
 
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 MEADE, TIMOTHY J., loth Plymouth, 
 Democrat, Brockton. Born Boston, Novem- 
 ber 7, 1864; public schools. Shoemaker. 
 Common Council three years, Board of Al- 
 dermen two years (chairman one year) ; ex- 
 secretar}^ Democratic city committee. K.C. 
 
 !52
 
 MEEHAX, JOHX F.. 15th Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Lowell. Born there November 
 24, 1875 : public schools, Alleghany College. 
 Clerk. House 1907, committee on public 
 service. Young Men's Catholic Association, 
 Eagles. 
 
 253
 
 MEYERS, JULIUS, 2d Middlesex, Re- 
 publican, Cambridge. Born Pose, Germany, 
 December 6, 1854; public schools. Mer- 
 chant. Common Council three years; House 
 i9o6-'o7, committee on street railways, re- 
 cess committee on taxation, public health. 
 Masons, K.P., Odd Fellows, Red Men. 
 
 254
 
 MILDRAM, SAMUEL H., -Mth Suffolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born Arlington, De- 
 cember 4, 1867; public schools. Special 
 agent. Common Council three years; House 
 1907, committee on taxation. Colonial Club. 
 Dorchester Gentlemen's Driving Club. Xew 
 Dorchester Republican Club. 
 
 255
 
 MOCK, JACOB H., 22d Suffolk, Repub- 
 lican, Boston. Born there May 14, 1863. 
 Restaurateur. Ward committee four years, 
 delegate Republican national convention 
 1904; House I9o6-'o7, committees on elec- 
 tions, taxation. 
 
 236
 
 MOORE, FRED, 9th Bristol, Republican, 
 Fall River. Born Hyde, Cheshire, England, 
 April 4, 1874; public schools. Shipping 
 clerk, insurance solicitor. Alderman at large 
 two years. Foresters of America. Knights 
 of Pythias. 
 
 257
 
 MORGAN, DANIEL H., 5th Hampden, 
 Republican, Springfield. Born there Janu- 
 ary 14, 1879; Yale. Real estate. Republican 
 city committee two years, chairman finance 
 committee; House 1907, committee on banks 
 and banking (clerk). 
 
 258
 
 MORSE, LESLIE K., 3cl Essex, Repub- 
 lican, Haverhill. Born there January i8, 
 i860; public schools. Shoes and shoe find- 
 ings. Common Council two j^ears (president 
 one year); House 1907, committee on pris- 
 ons. Masons, W^achusett Club. 
 
 259
 
 MURLEY, JOSEPH J., ist Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born there October 8, 1876; 
 public schools, Boston University Law 
 School. Lawyer. House 1907, committee on 
 engrossed bills. Knights of Columbus, East 
 Boston Athletic Association, East Boston 
 High School Alumni Association. 
 
 260
 
 MURRAY. WILLIAM F.. 4th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there September 
 7, 1881; public schools, Harvard 1904, Har- 
 vard Law School. Lawyer. Common Coun- 
 cil two years; House 1907. committees on 
 elections, public lighting. Spanish War V^et- 
 erans. Royal Arcanum, Heptasophs. 
 
 261
 
 NASH, MELVIX S., 4th Plymouth, Re- 
 publican, Hanover. Born Abington, August 
 3, 1857; public and private schools. School- 
 teacher, insurance agent, minister. Library 
 trustee, school committee nine years; House 
 1894 and 1907, committees on public health, 
 parishes and religious societies, roads and 
 bridges (clerk). Masons, R.A.C.. K.T., Odd 
 Fellows. 
 
 26 J
 
 XASOX, ARTHUR L.. 4tli Essex, Re- 
 publican, Haverhill. Born there Octdher 
 24, 1872; public schools. Shoes. Republican 
 city committee three years; House 1906- '07, 
 committees on parishes and relig-ious soci- 
 eties (clerk), roads and bridti^cs (cK-rk). 
 Central Club, .Odd Fellows. 
 
 263
 
 NEWHALL, GEORGE H., 12th Essex, 
 Republican, Lynn. Born there October 24, 
 1850; public schools, Wesleyan Academy. 
 Real estate and insurance. Common Council 
 two years, alderman four years; House 1894, 
 1895 and i9o6-'o7, committees on cities, con- 
 stitutional amendments, insurance. Repub- 
 lican Club, Masons, Odd Fellows, Red Men, 
 K.P., Royal Arcanum, A.O.U.W., president 
 Lynn Board of Underwriters. 
 
 264
 
 NICHOLS, MATXOLM E., loth Suff.>lk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born Portland. .Mc. 
 May 8, 1876; Harvard 1899. Xevvspapcr re- 
 porter. Common Council two years. Ward 
 10 Republican Committee: Horse 1907. com- 
 mittee on metropolitan affairs (clerk). 
 
 265
 
 XICKERSOX, DAVID CURTIS, nth 
 Worcester, Republican, Leominster. Born 
 Harwich, January 21, 1854; Brimmer School, 
 Boston, Brooks Academy. Dry goods. 
 House 1907, committee on mercantile af- 
 fairs. Member Leominster local clubs. 
 
 266
 
 O'BRIEX, J. FRANK, 4tli Suffolk. Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born there January 6, 1879; 
 Harvard. Lawyer. Common council two 
 years. A.O.H.. Catholic Literary I'nion. 
 
 267
 
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 O'BRIEN. WILLIAM H., i6th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born Gloucester, Sep- 
 tember 9, 1864; public schools. Telegrapher. 
 Ward 16 Democratic Club, K.C., Elks, 
 A.O.H. 
 
 268
 
 O'COXXELL, M. FRED, 12th Worces- 
 ter, Democrat, Fitchburg^. Born Hopedale, 
 June 14. 1870: public schools, Bryant & 
 Stratton's, Boston University Law School 
 1898. Lawyer. House 1905-06-07, commit- 
 tees on public lighting, judiciary (clerk)^ 
 recess committee on Sunday laws. 
 
 269
 
 O'CONNOR, PATRICK H., 15th Suffolk, 
 Democrat, Boston. Born there January i, 
 1882; public schools. Collector. Common 
 Council two years: House 1907, committee 
 on education. Knights of Columbus, A.O.H., 
 St. Augustine's Ushers' Club, honorary 
 member Mercer Club.
 
 O'DONXELL, JAMES E., ijth Middh 
 
 sex, Democrat, 
 September 29, li 
 University Law 
 of Columbus. 
 
 Lowell. Born Chelmsford. 
 
 ^75 ; public schools, Boston 
 
 School. Lawyer. Knights 
 
 271
 
 OLIVER, JAMES, ist Worcester, Re- 
 publican, Athol. Born there June 28, 1836; 
 Harvard Medical School. Physician. School 
 committee ten years; medical examiner; 
 House 1907, committees on military affairs^ 
 public health. Masons, Grange, G.A.R, 
 
 2T2
 
 PARKER, LEWIS C. 12th Hampden, 
 Republican, Westtield. Born there May 9, 
 1880; public schools, Williams College, Har- 
 vard Law School. Lawvcr. D.K.E.. West- 
 field Club. 
 
 273
 
 PARKHURST, LEWIS, 27th Middlesex, 
 
 Republican, Winchester. Born Dunstable, 
 
 1856; Dartmouth College 1878. Publisher. 
 University Club, Country Club.
 
 PARKS. JOSEPH A., loth Bristol. Dem- 
 ocrat, Fall River. Born Preston. England. 
 May 2, 1877: public schools. Cotton mill 
 emploj^ee, insurance, real estate. Alderman 
 1903; House i904-'o5-'o6-'o7. committees on 
 cities, elections, labor (clerk), military af- 
 fairs.
 
 PATTISON, LOUIS E., 7th Worcester, 
 Republican, Webster. Born Boston Decem- 
 ber 30, 1843; public schools. Lumber, wood 
 and coal business. G.A.R. 
 
 276
 
 PATTISON, THOMAS, ist Barnstable, 
 Republican, Barnstable. Born London, Eng- 
 land, January 20, 1854; public schools. Re- 
 tired mariner. House i903-'o4-'o7, commit- 
 tees on harbors and public lands, labor, fed- 
 eral relations, public lighting- (chairman). 
 Masons, Red Men, Odd Fellows. K.P.
 
 PERHA:\I, EDWIX C, nth Middlesex, 
 Republican, Chelmsford. Born there IMarch 
 4, 1858; public schools. Farmer, butcher. 
 House 1907, committee on agriculture. 
 
 278
 
 PICKFORD, JOHN H., 20th Worcester, 
 Republican, Worcester. Born Manville, R.I., 
 September 9, 1849; public schools. Building 
 contractor. House 1906-07. committee on 
 public charitable institutions. City Repub- 
 lican Clnb, Odd Follows.
 
 PIERCE, ERNEST H., 27th Suffolk, Re- 
 publican, Revere. Born Boston, Alay 12, 
 1863; public schools. Newspaper publisher. 
 House 1907, committees on elections, educa- 
 tion. Odd Fellows. 
 
 280
 
 PIERCE, MYROX E., nth Suffolk. Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born there 1874: public 
 schools, Massachusetts Institute of Tech- 
 nology, Harvard Law School, 1898. Law- 
 yer. Republican city committee five years; 
 common council four vears. 
 
 281
 
 POLLOCK, ROBERT E., i8th Essex, 
 Republican, Salem. Born there October 23, 
 1851; public schools. Hair-dresser. Board 
 of Fire Engineers; license commissioner 
 (chairman twelve years); House 1907, com- 
 mittees on drainage (clerk), public service. 
 Salem Republican Club, Veteran Firemen's 
 Association. A.O.U.W. 
 
 282
 
 POPE, FRANK H., nth Worcester, 
 Democrat, Leominster. Born Sandwich, 
 March 7, 1854; public schools. Dean Acad- 
 emy. Boston "Globe" correspondent. Sec- 
 retary Democratic state committee 1897. 
 Odd Fellows, Feominster Club. Union Club. 
 Marlboro. 
 
 283
 
 PORTER, SAMUEL L., ist Essex, Re- 
 publican, Amesbury. Born Portland, Ale., 
 November lo, 1869; public schools. Car- 
 riage trimmer, custom clothing, confection- 
 ery, cigars. House I904-'o5-'o6-'o7, commit- 
 tees on military affairs (clerk), roads and 
 bridges (chairman), water supply. Company 
 B, 8th Regiment, Sons of Veterans, Masons, 
 Knights Templar, Odd Fellows, Essex Re- 
 publican Club, Republican Club of Alassa- 
 chusetts, Veteran Firemen, A. & X.U. 
 
 284
 
 POWERS. JAMP:S F.. 13th Suffolk. Dem- 
 ocrat. Boston. Born St. John's, Newfound- 
 land. October i. 1872: Lawrence grammar 
 school. Wholesale and retail liquor dealer. 
 Chairman Ward 13 Democratic committee 
 three years; House 1907, committee on 
 banks and banking. Eagles. Foresters, Hep- 
 tasophs. A.O.H. 
 
 285
 
 QUIGLEY, FRANCIS X., 9th Hamp- 
 den, Democrat, Holyoke. Born there No- 
 vember 20, 1882; public schools. Newspaper 
 reporter. Holyoke Philo Celtic Club. 
 
 s86
 
 RILEY, THOMAS P., -'3^1 Middlesex, 
 Democrat, Maiden. Born Medford, July ii, 
 1875; public schools, Seton Hall, Boston 
 University Law School. Lawyer. Demo- 
 cratic city committee, K.C., Elks, A.O.H.. 
 honorary member Shawmut Club and 
 Quincy Club. 
 
 287
 
 ROBIXSOX, WILLIAM L., 2d Bristol, 
 Republican, Mansheld. Born there Decem- 
 ber 15, 1855; public school, business college. 
 Dry goods. Selectman, school committee/ 
 president public library trustees; House 
 1907, committee on roads and bridges. Ma- 
 sons, Odd Fellows.
 
 ROBIXSOX, WILLIAM M.. jCv.h Suf- 
 folk, Republican, Chelsea. Born there July 
 21, 1875; public schools, Worcester Acad- 
 emy. Furniture. AMer.nin tour years (chair- 
 man finance committee); House 1907. com- 
 mittee on election laws. Masons, Alter Ego 
 Club, Cosmopolitan Club. 
 
 289
 
 HOSS, SAAIUEL, 7th Bristol, Repub- 
 lican, New Bedford. Born Cheshire, Eng- 
 land, Feb. 2, 1865; public schools. Cotton 
 mule spinner. House 1892 to 1899, commit- 
 tees on labor (chairman), State House, li- 
 braries; House since 1902, committees on 
 labor (chairman), constitutional amend- 
 ments, recess committee on Sunday laws, 
 recess committee on labor. President Na- 
 tional Spinners' Association. 
 
 >90
 
 ROUS^IAXIERE, JOHX E., 21st Suf- 
 folk. Republican, Boston. Born there Octo- 
 ber 14, 1877; Harvard (college and law 
 school). Lawyer. Ward 21 Republican 
 committee five 3-ears, ^Massachusetts Club, 
 Masons.
 
 SANDERS, HERBERT P, 6th Berk- 
 shire, Republican, Pittsfield. Born there; 
 public schools. Insurance. 
 
 292
 
 SCHOOXMAKER.JOHX H., 4th Hamp- 
 shire, Republican, Ware. Born Rochester, 
 N.Y., February 14, 1869; Williston Semi- 
 nary. Attorney at law. Chairman Repub- 
 lican town committee, selectman, town 
 council: House 1907, committee on insur- 
 ance. Masons, Shriners, Odd Fellows. Sons 
 of Veterans.
 
 SENNOTT, EDWARD J., ist ^liddle- 
 sex, Democrat, Cambridge. Bern there 
 April 4, 1867; St. Thomas Aquinas College. 
 Jewelry salesman. House i904-'o", commit- 
 tees on military affairs, roads and bridges.
 
 SHAW.EUGEXE E., 6th Plymouth, 
 Republican, Carver. Born Pavvtucket, Iv.I.; 
 public schools. Cranberry G^owci:-.
 
 SHEENAN, FREDERICK M. J., i/th 
 Suffolk, Democrat, Boston. Born there Jan- 
 uary 5, 1878; Boston University L a \v 
 School. Reporter, lawyer. Common Council 
 1907. Boston City Club, Young Men's Cath- 
 olic Association, Dudley Club, Catholic 
 Alumni Sodality of Boston, Tammany Club, 
 A.O.H., St. Patrick's T.A. & L. Society. 
 
 296
 
 SHEPARDSOX, OSCAR J.. 2d Hamp- 
 den. Republican, Chester. Born in Lee, 
 December 5, 185 1; public schools, Harvard 
 ■Medical School. Phvsician. Masons, Shrine. 
 
 297
 
 SHEPHERD, JOSEPH J., 2d Plymouth, 
 Republican, Pembroke. Born there Febru- 
 ary 5, 1855; public and private schools. Un- 
 dertaker. Highway surveyor ten years; Re- 
 publican town committee; House 1907, com- 
 mittee on counties. Masons, R.A.C., K.T., 
 Odd Fellows. 
 
 298
 
 SMALL, ISAAC M., 3^1 Barnstable. Re- 
 publican, Xorth Truro. Born Truro, 1845; 
 public schools, Cross Private School, Sterl- 
 ing. Hotel keeper, marine reporter. House 
 190 1, committee on tisheries and game. Odd 
 Fellows. 
 
 299
 
 SAIITH, WILLIAAl H., 26th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Somerville. Born there Novem- 
 ber II, 1875; public schools. Tile contrac- 
 tor. Assistant assessor two years, alderman 
 at large three years: House 1907, committee 
 on public service. Central Club, ]\Tass:ichu- 
 setts Republican Club. 
 
 300
 
 SOLIDAV, JOSEPH H.. ist Xorfolk, 
 Republican. Dedham. Rorn Springville, 
 Ohio, April ii. 1869: public schools. Ge- 
 neva. Ohio. Xormal School. Teacher, law- 
 yer. Republican town committee 1904; 
 House i905-'o6-'o7. committees on metro- 
 politan affairs (clerk), public service, towns, 
 rules, street railwavs (chairman).
 
 STEARNS, HARRY N., 3d Middlesex, 
 Republican, Cambridge. Born there Octo- 
 ber 5, 1874; public schools, Harvard (Col- 
 lege and Law School). Lawyer. Republican 
 city committee. Common Council three 
 years (chairman one year); House 1907, 
 committees on rules, cities. 
 
 302
 
 STODDART, JOHN A.. J2d Essex. Re- 
 publican, Gloucester. Born Cambridge. May 
 lo, 1869; public schools. Bryant & Stratton 
 Commercial College. :\Iachinist and engi- 
 neer. Common Council two years, alderman 
 two years (chairman one year): House 1906- 
 '07, committees on public charitable insti- 
 tutions, iisheries and game. Rel Men. 
 
 303
 
 STONE, LUCIAN B., 19th Worcester, 
 Republican, Worcester. Born there Sep- 
 tember 9, 1829; Leicester Academy. Con- 
 tractor. Street commissioner fifteen years, 
 alderman one year; House 1907, committee 
 on street railways. ]\Iasons, K.T., Odd 
 Fellows. 
 
 304
 
 SULLIVAX. DAXIEL L., gth Suffolk, 
 Democrat. Boston. Born there October i6, 
 1878; public schools. Receiving clerk. Com- 
 mon Council three years; House 1907, com- 
 mittee on libraries. Quincy Club. 
 
 305
 
 SULLIVAN, JOHN F., zd Suffolk, Dem- 
 ocrat, Boston. Born there May 17, 1875; 
 public schools, Holy Cross College. Chair- 
 man Ward 2 Democratic committee two 
 years; House i9o6-'o7, committee on print- 
 ing. A.O.H., Massachusetts Catholic Order 
 of Foresters, associate member G.A.R., Jef- 
 fries Point Rowing Association, East Bos- 
 ton Catholic Association. 
 
 306
 
 SWA XX. GEORGE, nth Plymouth, 
 Republican, Brockton. Born Derby, Eng- 
 land, July i8, 185Q: public schools. Elastic 
 goring weaver. Common council 1933-04- 
 '05 (president 1905); board of aldermen 
 1906. Republican Club. Masons. Odd Eel- 
 lows. Sons of St. George. Brockton Cricket 
 Club. Lookout Eishing and Gunning Club. 
 
 30;
 
 THOMPSON, JOHN H., 17th Worcester, 
 Democrat, Worcester. Born there August 26, 
 1873; public schools. Plumber. Common 
 council two years. Father Alathew T.x\.B. 
 Society, Eagles. 
 
 308
 
 TODD, FRANK P., 24th Essex, Repub- 
 lican, Rowley. Born there March 3, 1853; 
 Dummer Academy. Dairyman. Essex Club. 
 
 309
 
 TORREY, FRANK A., 24th Middlesex, 
 Republican, Groton. Born Wobiirn, De- 
 cember 21, 1874; Boston University Law 
 School. Attorney at law. Selectman, as- 
 sessor and overseer of the poor five years 
 (chairman two years); Republican town 
 committee; House T906, committee on bills 
 in the third readint^^. Phi Delta Phi.
 
 TRUDEL, WILLIAM IL. j-J Essex, Re- 
 publican. Haverhill. Iiorn Ste. Moni(|ue, 
 P.Q., July 19, 1866; Laval L'niversity. Que- 
 bec. Notary. Alderman four years (chair- 
 man two years); House i9o5-'o7. commit- 
 tees on cities (clerk): engrossed bills (chair- 
 man). Republican city committee. Essex 
 Republican Club. Wachusett Club. Pilurim 
 Fathers. Elk>. 
 
 3"
 
 UNDERHILL, CHARLES L.. 25th Mid- 
 dlesex, Republican, Somerville. Born Rich- 
 mond, Va., July 20, 1867; public schools. 
 Hardware dealer. House i902-'o3. commit- 
 tees on federal relations (chairman), cities 
 (clerk), counties. Elks, Masons, Royal Ar- 
 canum, Somerville Y.M.C.A., Winter Hill 
 Improvement Association, Somerville Board 
 of Trade, Central Club, Ward 5 Republican 
 Club.
 
 VARXUM, CHARLES F.. 17th MiJdlc- 
 sex, Republican, Lowell. Born there June 28, 
 1846; Colby. Contractor and builder. Com- 
 mon Council two years: House 1893, com- 
 mittee on rapid transit. House IQ07, com- 
 mittee on railroads. Odd Fellows. K.P.. R..\. 
 
 313
 
 WALKER. JOSEPH, 2d Norfolk, Repub- 
 lican, Brookline. Born Worcester, July 13, 
 1865; Phillips Exeter Academy, Brown Uni- 
 versity 1887, Harvard Law School 1890. 
 Trustee, lawyer. School committee seven 
 3^ears, chairman Republican town committee 
 two years. Republican state committee, 
 state board of charity. House i904-'o5-'o6- 
 '07, committees on rules, ways and means 
 (chairman).
 
 WALLIS, JOSEPH A., 20th Essex, Re- 
 publican, Beverly. Born there December 12, 
 1837: public schools. Shoe manufacturer. 
 Selectman, alderman, mayor two years. 
 Republican Club. Union Club, Eastern 
 Yacht Club. 
 
 315
 
 WALSH, THOMAS S., 3d Hampden, 
 Republican, Springfield. Born Hartland, 
 Conn., 1859; public schools. Boiler maker. 
 Board of Trade, N.E.O.P. 
 
 316
 
 WARNER. FRED P., 2rst Suffolk. Re- 
 publican, Boston. Born Plympton, N.S.; 
 public schools, Digby Academy. Lumber 
 business sixteen years. Common Council 
 i904-'o5-'o6. Dudley Club, Canadian Club 
 of Boston, Boston City Club. 
 
 317
 
 WASHBURN, ROBERT i\I., 22d Worces- 
 ter, Republican, Worcester. Born there 
 January 4, 1868; public schools. Harvard 
 College. Lawyer. Worcester Republican 
 city committee. Republican Club of Massa- 
 chusetts, Worcester County Republican 
 Club, Quinsigamond Boat Club, Worcester 
 Club. 
 
 318
 
 WAUGH, WILLIAM L., 26th Middle- 
 sex, Republican, Somerville. Born W'augh's 
 River, Colchester County. X. S.; public 
 schools. Carpenter and builder. House 1907, 
 committee on counties. Masons. Knights 
 Templar. Odd Fellows, Red Men. Xew Eng- 
 land Order of Protection. Somerville Board 
 of Trade, Vice-President Somerville Asso- 
 ciates, Director Winter Hill Co-operative 
 Bank. 
 
 319
 
 WEEKS, A. S. PARKER, 23d Suffolk, 
 Republican, Boston. Born there April 29, 
 1857; public schools. Blacksmith. Repub- 
 lican ward committee live years; House 
 i9o6-'o7, committee on metropolitan affairs. 
 Roslindale Club, Roslindale Citizens' Asso- 
 ciation, A.O.U.W., Sons of Veterans. 
 
 320
 
 WEEKS, WILLIAM E.. 24th Michlloscx, 
 Republican, Everett. Born Portland, Me., 
 June 23, 1880: public schools, Boston Uni- 
 versity Law School. Lawyer. House 1)05- 
 'o6-'o7, committees on roads and bridges 
 (clerk), engrossed bills, education. Iei4;al af- 
 fairs (chairman).
 
 WELLINGTON, JOSEPH O., 30th Tv 
 dlesex. Republican, Belmont. Born C; 
 bridge, June 22, 1850; public schools. M 
 ket gardener. Selectman five years, asses 
 nine 3'ears; House 1907, committee on ag 
 culture (clerk). Boston ]\larket Gardene 
 Association, Belmont Club. 
 
 322
 
 WHITE. XORMAX H., 2'. Xortolk, Ro- 
 ublican, Hrookline. Born Montcl.iir, X.J.. 
 )eccinber 2^, 1871: public schools, Univer- 
 ity of Xew York. Harvard. Treasurer Bos- 
 on P)Ook Binding- Conipan}-. director 
 Brooklinc Xational Bank, vice-president 
 Brookline Republiciui Club; House 1907, 
 committee on metropolitan affairs. 
 
 323
 
 WHITNEY, EDGAR H., 27th Suffolk, 
 Republican, Winthrop. Born Dublin, N.H.; 
 public and private schools. Merchant. Ma- 
 sons, Odd Fellows, Royal Arcanum, Win- 
 throp Yacht Club (commodore).
 
 WILLCUTT. WILLIAM 15., _'4th Suf- 
 folk, Republican, Boston. Born there De- 
 cember 14, 1874; ptiblic schools. Manager. 
 Common Council i905-'o6. Republican 
 Club of Massachusetts, Ward 24 Repub- 
 lican Club. Young Men's Republican Club, 
 West Side Republican Club, Mattapan 
 Road Club, Ashmont Club, Shawmut Club, 
 Dorchester Yacht Club, Xew England Iron 
 League. 
 
 325
 
 WILLETTS, ISAAC E., nth Bristol, 
 Republican, U:i\] River. Born Boston, No- 
 vember 8, 1879; jrablic schools. Garbage 
 contractor, depnt}' sheriff. House i905-'o6, 
 committees on public charitable institu- 
 tions, printing-, public health (clerk). 
 
 3:^6
 
 WILLIAMS, WATERMAX L.. 3(1 Wor- 
 cester, Republican, Holden. Born there Au- 
 gust 10, 1867: Amherst College, Harvard 
 Law School. Lawyer.
 
 WING, HERBERT, 6th Bristol, Repub- 
 lican, Dartmouth. Born South Dartmouth, 
 September 14, 1864; public schools, Bryant 
 & Stratton school of Providence. Insur- 
 ance, real estate, farmer. Republican town 
 committee twelve years (four years chair- 
 man) ; selectman, overseer of the poor and 
 board of health six years (four j^ears chair- 
 man). Masons, R.A.C., Knight Templar, 
 treasurer South Bristol Farmers' Club. 
 
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 WORSTER, RUSSELL B., 7th Norfolk, 
 Republican, Weymouth. Born there June 
 30, 1872; public schools. Groceries and pro- 
 visions fourteen years, real estate and insur- 
 ance at present. Republican town commit- 
 tee ten years; House 1907, committee on 
 counties. Knights of Pythias, Masons, 
 Knights Templar. Weymouth Firemen's 
 Relief Association, I-'irc Department. 
 
 329
 
 B E A T T Y, JAMES, Postmaster. Born 
 August 26, 1845. Enlisted Co. I, 226. Regi- 
 ment, September 6, 1861; served three 
 years. Appointed messenger of House Jan- 
 uary, 1886; legislative postmaster January, 
 1893. Alderman Waltham three years. Com- 
 mander Post 29, G. A. R., Waltham. Odd 
 Fellows, A.O.U.W. 
 
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 KIMBALL, JAMES W., clerk of the 
 House, Republican, Lj-nn. Born there De- 
 cember 17, 1858; public schools. Printer. 
 Page and messenger in House six years; as- 
 sistant clerk 1888 to 1897. Masons. 
 
 331
 
 PEDRICK, THOMAS R, House door- 
 keeper, Republican, Lynn. Born Marble- 
 head, February 20, 1846; public schools. 
 Shoe business. Messenger sixteen years, 
 assistant doorkeeper three years; Lynn Re- 
 publican city committee twenty years (as 
 chairman two vears). Odd Fellows, K. of H. 
 
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