1915-1916 - Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Library System

Dunkirk.—i
Nelson J. Palmer, Dunkirk.
Peter Gregoreske, Dunkirk.
Ellery,—A. Morelle Cheney, Bemus
Point, R. F. D.
Ellicott.—Hermes L. Ames, Falconer.
Ellington.—Charles H. White, Conewango
Valley.
French Creek.—Frank R. Jones, Clymer,
R. F. D.
Gerry.—Park L. Starr, Gerry.
Hanover.—Loren W. Stebbins, Forestville.
Harmony. —• James Pringle, Ashville,
R. F. D.
Jamestown.—
E. George Lindstrom.
Frank O. Olson
Herman M. Hansen.
Kiantone.—George C. Kidder, Jamestown,
R. F. D.
Mina.—W. L. Nuttall, Findley Lake.
Poland.—C. N. Taylor, Kennedy, R.
F. D.
Pomfret.—Edward N. Button, Fredonia.
Portland.—George R. Pettit, Brocton.
Ripley.—Joseph A. McGinnies, Ripley.
MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTORY.
Stockton.—Charles D. Payne, Stockton.
Villenova.—Charles D. Clement, Forestville,
R. F. D.
Westfield.—Gerald D. Gibbs, Westfield.
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE
First Ward.—Morgan Kent, Hugo E.
Sellvin; second ward, Louis Collins,
Charles Jacobson; third ward, George
Mitchell, Ernest Carlson; fourth ward,
Elmer Johnson, Leonard Bloomquist;
Fifth ward, Gustaf A. Lawson, Charles
A. Carlson, Arvid Eckburg; sixth
ward, R. G. Swanson, Ernest J. Seaburg,
Frank Hurlbut.
DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE,
Chairman.—Louis E. Ruden.
Secretary.—Geo. G. Brownell.
Treasurer.—William F. Stitt.
First ward, Frank M. Stearns, Edward
S. Lavendoski; second ward,
John Guinnane, Samuel B. Shields;
third ward, Lynn Townsend, Richard
Connell; fourth ward, L. E Ruden,
Thomas Mahoney; fifthward, Andrew
B. Green, Theodore Fox, Will Fairbank;
sixth ward, Felix Beaver, Oliver
Bunting, Alva Burns.
J A M E S T O W N
Sheridan.—Wm. J. Doty, Sheridan.
Sherman.—Henry Guenther, M. postmaster.
Keith, Sherman.
P O S T OFFICE
Gustus T. Johnson, asst. postmaster.
Samuel A. Brown, supt. of mails.
Clerks.—George H. Anderson, Jewett
C. Bloomquist, Ira F. Beal, John E.
Carlson, Margaret T. Calahane, Laura
L. Davis, Albert C. Wilson, Fred W.
Foote, Clarence H. Lake, Lineus A.
Ljungberg, Telia E. Martin, William
L. Nobbs, Lewis A. Putnam, Bert A.
Saxton, Henry W. Stumpf, Willis W.
Sprague, Marcus J. Soderberg.
Carriers.—John C. Alton, Henry G.
Arnold, Elmer C. Atwood, Charles A.
Berg, John J. Brattberg, Charles L.
Bell, Herbert A. Bates, Ernest H.
Cook, Jay B. Clarke, Marshall C.
Davis, Willie R. Fuller, Harry E. Gardner,
Dewitt C. Howard, William R.
Jones, Charles W. Jackson, Albert
P. Kelsey, Sture A. Ljungberg, Guy L.
Pulver, Arthur L. Pang, Harry E.
Reeder, Otto C. Soderberg, Lynn K.
Spencer, Lewis D. Tyrrell, Bernard
Trainor, George T. Wright, George A.
Young, John J. Trainor.
Rural Carriers.—75, Ariel H. Wellman;
76, Edward R. Lenox; 77, Lloyd
J. Babcock; 78, Jacob P. Johnson; 79,
Ernest H. Hultquist; 80, Walter H.
Davis; 81, Berne B. Bissell; 82, Frank
A. Winchester; 83, Howard M. Wilson.
Federal Building.
Custodian.—Henry Guenther.
Janitor.—James H. Ayers.
Watchman fireman. — Andrew J.
Lannes.
Charwoman.—Hulda C. Carlson.
Office Hours.
General delivery and stamp windows
open from 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Money orders and registry windows
open from 8 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Carriers'
window open from 7 to 8 p. m.
Last collection in business section at
8 p. m.
Stamps and parcels post from 7 a.
m. to 8 p. m. Postal savings, 8 a. m.
to 5:30 p. m.