ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION AN!) BYTAWS 
OF THE 
' ' ' 
MASSACHUSETTS 
Medical Benevolent Society. 
INSTITUTED 1857. INCORPORATED 1871. 
Additional Act Amendatory to Same, 1892. 
BOSTON: 
THOMAS GROOM, & CO. PRINTERS. 
1892. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION AND BY-LAWS 
OF THE 
MASSACHUSETTS 
Medical Benevolent Society. 
INSTITUTED (1857. INCORPORATED 1871. 
Additional Act Amendatory to Same, 1892. 
BOSTON: I— 
THOMAS GROOM, & CO. PRINTERS. 
1892. OFFICERS. 
President. 
H. W. WILLIAMS, M. D. 
Vice-President. 
D. W. CHEEVER, M. D. 
Secretary. 
ROBERT AMORY, M. D. 
Treasurer. 
WILLIAM L. RICHARDSON, M. D. 
Trustees. 
G. E. FRANCIS, M. D. 
R. C. GREENLEAF, M. D. 
W. S. BIGELOW, M. D. 
BENJAMIN E. COTTING, M.D. 
FRANCIS MINOT, M. D. 
AMOS H. JOHNSON, M. D. 
JAMES C. WHITE, M. D. 
J. COLLINS WARREN, M. D. 
F. W. DRAPER, M. D. MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
At a meeting of the Boston Medical Book Club in Decem- 
ber, 1.856, a committee was appointed to formulate a plan for 
an association for the relief of destitute physicians or their 
families. 
At a subsequent meeting, held in Boston on the 19th of 
March, 1857, certain physicians formed themselves into an 
association for the above purpose, and adopted Articles of 
Association and By-Laws to carry into practical effect the 
above-named purpose, under the name of the Massachusetts 
Medical Benevolent Association. 
Articles oe Association. 
Whereas, it sometimes happens that worthy members of 
the medical profession become reduced in circumstances, 
we, whose names are underwritten (all being residents of 
Massachusetts), do hereby associate ourselves as a body 
corporate, for the relief of such, especially, as become mem- 
bers of this Society, or of their families, should they need' 
assistance ; and of such other members of the medical pro- 
fession or their families as may be deemed by the 
suitable objects of its beneficence. > 
The name of this association shall be the “ Massachusetts 
Medical Benevolent Society.” It shall be located in the city 
of Boston. 
Under this organization the list of subscribers was in- 
creased from time to time so as to include physicians 
resident in Massachusetts, and social as well as business 
meetings were held, so that the list of subscribers grew to 
a large number, among whom were the most prominent of 
medical practitioners. 
One of the earliest resolutions provided for the adoption 
of a custom and precedent of the Societ}r that the first three 
names on the list of Trustees shall not be renominated for 
election, but shall be.considered as retiring from office; but 
they shall be eligible for election after one year. 
On May 8, 1871, the Massachusetts Medical Benevolent 
Society was organized under the following special Act of 
incorporation : — 4 
(Kommonforalllj of Passacl^usrtts. 
In the year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-one. 
An Act to incorporate the Massachusetts Medical 
Benevolent Society. 
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in Gen- 
eral Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: — 
Section 1. George C. Shattuck, Henry W. Williams, George H. 
Lyman, their associates Francis Minot, Hall Curtis, William W. 
Wellington, Charles E. Buckingham, Stephen Salisbury, Luther 
Parks, Richard L. Hogdon, B. E. Lotting, N. B. Shurtleff, William 
F. Munroe, Augustus Shurtleff, George J. Arnold, A. D. Sinclair, 
D. H. Storer, Edward Wigglesworth, Buckminster Brown, William 
Ingalls, Jonathan Ware, Francis H. Brown, John P. Reynolds, 
Charles H. Allen, Samuel H. Hurd, Charles E. Vaughan, Tappan 
E. Francis, Daniel W. Jones, William L. Richardson, Calvin Ellis, 
Anson P. Hooker, and successors, are hereby made a corporation 
by the name of the Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society, to 
be located in Boston, for the purpose of affording pecuniary assist- 
ance to members of the medical profession, their widows and chil- 
dren, with all the powers and privileges and subject to all the 
duties, restrictions, and liabilities set forth in the sixty-eighth 
chapter of the General Statutes, and all acts and additions thereto. 
Sect. 2. Said corporation may hold real and personal estate not 
exceeding in value the sum of fifty thousand dollars. 
Sect. 3. This act shall take effect upon its passage. 
May 4, 1871. Approved. William Claflin. 
At the above meeting the Act as aforesaid was unani- 
mously accepted. 
(fommcmtocaltlj of Hlassatljusttls. 
In the year one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two. 
An Act to authorize the Massachusetts medical benevolent 
SOCIETY TO HOLD ADDITIONAL REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE. 
Chapter 72. 
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives in Gen- 
eral Court assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows : — 
Section 1. The Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society, in- 
corporated by chapter two hundred thirty-five of the acts of the 
year eighteen hundred seventy-one, is hereby authorized to hold 
real and personal estate not exceeding in value the sura of one 
hundred and fifty thousand dollars. 
Sect. 2. This act shall take effect upon its passage. 
Approved March 17, 1892. 
October 27, 1892. At the annual meeting the above ad- 
ditional Act was unanimously accepted. BY-LAWS. 
I. All persons admitted to this Society, shall, at the 
time of their admission, be members of the medical pro- 
fession, or the wives or widows of such. 
II. Persons desirous of membership shall be nomi- 
nated to the Council in writing, through the Secretary 
or President, by two or more members, at least one 
month previous to an Annual Meeting. Each candi- 
date shall be voted for on a separate ballot, two nega- 
tive votes excluding the candidate. The names of 
candidates elected by the Council shall be reported to 
the Society for confirmation, at the annual meeting. 
in. Any member may withdraw from the Society 
upon paying all subscriptions due from him, and giving 
to the Secretary a written notice of his withdrawal. 
A member shall forfeit the right of membership if 
his dues remain unpaid for thirty days after notice of 
delinquency from the Treasurer; unless excused from 
payment by the Council. But he may be restored to 
this privilege by the Council, upon payment of all 
arrearages, with interest thereon. 
Any member shall forfeit the right of membership 
who in the opinion of three-fourths of the Council shall 
be deemed guilty of conduct unworthy and unbecoming 
an honorable physician and member of this Society. 
IY. Each member shall sign an obligation promising 
to conform to the By-Laws of this Society; shall pay 
on admission five dollars; and two dollars annually 
thereafter, at or before the annua] meeting. 
If any member shall pay twenty-five dollars in one 
sum, or for the term of twenty years shall have paid 
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his annual assessments, he shall be regarded as a life 
member, and at his option shall be exempt from all 
subsequent assessments. 
V. The donation of fifty dollars or more at one time, 
shall entitle the donor to be inscribed among the Bene- 
factors of the Society. 
MEETINGS. 
VI. The annual meeting of the Society shall be held 
on the last Thursday in October, at such hour and in 
such place within the city of Boston as the President 
or the Council shall appoint. No other meetings of the 
Society shall be held, except as hereinafter provided. 
Ten members shall constitute a quorum. No mem- 
ber shall vote by proxy. A majority of the members 
present shall decide all matters and questions, except 
such as relate to the abrogation of any of the By-Laws 
of the Society, in which case two thirds of the mem- 
bers present shall concur. 
At the Annual Meeting shall be chosen, by ballot, a 
President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and 
also three Trustees, who shall serve for three years, and 
such additional trustees as may be required to fill any 
vacancies which may have occurred during the previous 
37ear by resignation or death in the Board of Trustees. 
For one year after the expiration of his term of 
years, a Trustee shall not be eligible for re-election. 
These officers shall meet and act together as one 
Board, to be styled the Council. Of this Board, five 
members shall constitute a quorum. 
VII. The President shall preside at meetings of the 
Society and the Council, and appoint Committees when 
not otherwise ordered by the meeting. 
In his absence his duties shall devolve upon the Vice- 
President. 
OFFICERS. 7 
VIII. The Secretary shall keep fair and true records 
of the doings of the Society and of the Council, to be 
always open to the inspection of members. He shall 
notify the Treasurer of appropriations authorized by 
the Council, shall present at the Annual Meeting a list 
of all persons receiving aid from the Society during 
the year, and perform such other duties as may be 
required of him. 
IX. Bond, with such surety as shall be satisfactory 
to the Council, maybe required of the Treasurer before 
he enters upon the duties of his office, conditioned to 
render just and true accounts when thereto required by 
the Council or the Society, to account for and deliver 
to any person or persons appointed to receive the 
same, all such property, effects, and evidences of debt, 
as shall have been entrusted to his keeping, and to 
perform all the duties of his office with fidelity and 
skill. 
He shall pay all sums authorized by the Council, and 
shall present, at the annual meeting, a report of the 
state of the finances of the Society. 
X. The Council shall meet on the last Thursday in 
October in the city of Boston. They may fill all vacan- 
cies which shall occur in their Board during the year. 
The President, or any three of the Council, shall have 
authority to call special meetings of the Council, or to 
convene the whole Society upon any business in which 
this charity may be interested, giving at least ten days’ 
notice of said meeting of the Society. 
XI. The care of the funds and the distribution of 
the charities of the Society shall be committed exclu- 
sively to the Council, who shall have power, whenever 
they think proper, to invest any portion of surplus 
income as capital, and may, as occasion shall require, 
resume said additional capital and distribute it as 
CARE OF FUNDS. 8 
income. All the receipts of the Society for five years 
from the time of its organization, shall be reserved as a 
Permanent Fund ; and until this Fund shall amount to 
fifty thousand dollars, all sums received for life sub- 
scriptions, and all donations and legacies, when not 
otherwise directed by the donors, shall be added 
thereto, and be invested to the best advantage, and 
only the accruing interest distributed. 
XII. Money belonging to the Society shall be 
loaned only upon note or obligation of the borrower 
with two sufficient sureties ; or first mortgage upon 
productive real estate in the city of Boston, or of pledge 
of the debt, stock, or scrip of some town, city or 
county in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, or of 
the debt, stock, or scrip of said Commonwealth, or of 
the United States, at a safe rate, not exceeding ninety 
per cent of the par value, or such other securities as 
Savings Banks in this Commonwealth are allowed to 
invest in. And the Treasurer shall use his best en- 
deavors to obtain payment of all debts which shall not 
be duly paid when by the contract they become payable, 
or security therefor. 
XIII. No member of this Society shall, either as 
principal or surety, become a debtor to the Society for 
a loan of any of its funds or effects. 
XIV. The aid of this Institution shall be granted 
for the relief of those only who are or have been mem- 
bers of this Society, and their families ; and of other 
members of the medical profession who are or have 
been inhabitants of the Commonwealth of Massachu- 
setts, their widows and children. 
XV. Any member who shall become a Benefactor 
of the Society, or the widow of any such member, 
shall be entitled to receive the interest of the sum thus 
given by him (but nqF the arrears of interest), as an 
KELIEF. 9 
annuity, wtienever, and as long as his circumstances 
shall, in the opinion of the Council, be such as to en- 
title him to claim said annuity. 
XVI. The income of the Permanent Fund shall be 
devoted, in the first place, to the payment of any an- 
nuities which may be allowed by the Council; and- 
secondly, may be distributed, with other revenues of 
the Society, to suitable objects of relief, at the discre- 
tion of the Council, not exceeding thirty dollars at one 
time to one person. The total amount of annuities 
shall in no case exceed the income of the Permanent 
Fund. 
XVII. Xo annuity shall be granted to any physi- 
cian, or his widow, if they shall be under sixty years 
of age, except under peculiar circumstances. But an- 
nuities once voted shall not be withdrawn, except on 
account of misconduct in the recipient, or because this 
assistance is no longer deemed necessary. All annui- 
ties shall be subject to annual revision by the Council. 
XVIII. No permanent grant shall be made to any 
party except upon proof of good moral character, and, 
if granted, it may at anytime be withdrawn upon proof 
of intemperance, improvidence, or immorality ; it be- 
ing the intention of this Society to devote its funds to 
the relief of distress arising from misfortune and not 
from misconduct. 
MODE OF APPLICATION FOR RELIEF. 
XIX. Any person applying for relief must fully 
state the circumstances which render assistance neces- 
sary ; and must be recommended, from personal knowl- 
edge, by two well-known medical men, one of whom 
must be a member of this Society. 
ALTERATION OF BY-LAWS. 
XX. These By-Laws shall not be altered, unless 
the proposed alteration shall have been submitted to 
the Council and by them approved. 10 
The following form of application for aid must be filled out, 
signed, and sent to the Treasurer or Secretary or President 
of the Massachusetts Medical Benevolent Society: — 
FORM OF APPLICATION 
TO THE 
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. 
Date of Application 
Full Name, Age, and Address of the j 
Applicant. 
Where graduated, date of Graduation, 
and the places where the Applicant 
has practised. 
Whether single or married; if married, 
the number and ages of the Children 
(if any), and their means of support. 
If before relieved by the Society, how 
often, and to what amount on each 
occasion. 
Present means and sources of income 
from Salary, Annuity, Pension, or 
other provision, and the amount. 
Name, Age, and Address, if the applica- 
tion is made by a widow, or in behalf 
of the orphan of a physician. 
Cause of present distress 
CERTIFICATE, 
To be signed by two physicians, one of whom must be a member of this Society. 
We certify that we believe the declarations made in the above form of application 
to be strictly true. LIST OF MEMBERS 1892. 
Abbot, S. L 90 Mt. Yernon St. 
Abbott, S. W. (Life .... Wakefield. 
Amory, Robert 279 Beacon St. 
Appleton, William 74 Beacon St. 
Atwood, F. S 130 Federal St., Salem. 
Ayer, J. B 53 Mt. Vernon St. 
Baker, W. H 22 Mt. Vernon St. 
Bancroft, G. A South Natick. 
Barnes, H. J 429 Beacon St. 
Beach, H. H. A 28 Commonwealth Ave. 
Bigelow, W. S 60 Beacon St. 
Bixby, G. H 2 Orchard St., New Bedford. 
Blake, C. J 226 Marlboro’ St. 
Blake, J. G 1330 Washington St. 
Blood, R. A 39 High St., Charlestown. 
Boardman, W. E 18 Huntington Ave. 
Bolles, W. P “ The Warren,” Warren St., Rox. 
Bowditch, H. P Pond St., Jamaica Plain. 
Bowditch, V. Y 719 Boylston St. 
Bowen, J. T 14 Marlboro’ St. 
Bradford, E. H 149 Newbury St. 
Briggs, F. M 15 Charles St. 
Brigham, PL H 19 Boylston PI. 
Brown, F. H. .• 75 Westland Av. 
Bryant, W. S 1 Charlesgate, East. 
Buck, H. M. (Life) Mayberry, West Virginia. 
Buckingham, Edward M. . . . 53 Worcester St. 
Bullard, W. N 89 Marlboro’ St. 
Burrell, H. L 22 Newbury St. 
Bush, J. Foster 651 Boylston St. 
Cabot, A. T 3 Marlboro’ St. 
Carlton, C. A 12 Federal St., Salem. 
Chadwick, J. R 270 Clarendon St. 
Ciianning, Walter Brookline. 
Cheever, D. W. (Benefactor) . 557 Boylston St. 12 
Conant, W. M 252 Newbury St. 
Cook, C. H Natick. 
Coolidge, A. (Life) ..... 81 Marlboro’St. 
Coolidge, A., Jr 81 Marlboro’ St. 
Cotting, B. E. (Benefactor) . . 76 Bartlett St., Roxbury. 
Cowles, Edward McLean Asylum, E. Somerville. 
Curtis, Hall 2 Spruce St. 
Cushing, E. W. . . . . . . 168 Newbury St. 
Cushing, H. W 399 Boylston St. 
Cutler, E. G. (Life) .... 214 Beacon St. 
Cutter, E. J. (Life) . . . . Leominster. 
Davenport, F. H 372 Marlboro’ St. 
Derbv, Haskett 182 Marlboro’ St. 
Draper, F. W 304 Marlboro’ St. 
Dunn, VV. A 60 Chambers St. 
Dwight, Thos 235 Beacon St. 
Edes, R. T. . ' Adams Nervine Asylum, J. P. 
Edson, P. O’M 249 Warren St., Rox. 
Ela, Walter 62 Brattle St., Cambridge. 
Elliott, J. W. (Life) .... 75 Marlboro’ St. 
Farlow, J. W 234 Clarendon St. 
Faulkner, G. (Life) Greenough Ave., Jamaica Plain, 
Fitz, R. H 18 Arlington St. 
Folsom, C. F 15 Marlboro’ St. 
Folsom, Norton 19 Berkeley St., Cambridge. 
Forster, E. J 440 W. Chester Park. 
Francis, G. E 79 Elm St., Worcester. 
Francis, T. E. (Benefactor) . . Brookline. 
Gannett, W. W 274 Marlboro’ St. 
Garland, G. M 227 Newbury St. 
Gavin, M. F 546 Broadway, S. B. 
Gay, G. W 665 Boylston St. 
Gerry, E. P Everett St., J. P. 
Gilbert, D. D 308 Boston St., Dorchester. 13 
Goss, F. W 217 Warren St., Rox. 
Graham, D Hotel Pelham. 
Green, C. M. (Life) 78 Marlboro’ St. 
Green, J. 0 182 Marlboro’ St. 
Greene, J. S 1107 Washington St., Dorchester. 
Greenleaf, R. C Lenox. 
Greenleaf, R. W 561 Boylston St. 
Greenougii, F. B 10 Charles St. 
Hale, J. L Brookline. 
Harrington, C 57 Orchard St., Jamaica Plain. 
Harrington, F. B 201 Beacon St. 
Harrower, D 9 Elm St., Worcester. 
Hastings, W. H. H 284 Marlboro’ St. 
Haven, G 92 a Pinckney St. 
Haven, H. C Nahant. 
Hay, G 383 Marlboro’ St. 
Hayden, D. H. (Life) .... Red Cross Ave., Newport, R. I. 
Hayward, George 381 Beacon St. 
Hayward, G. G 165 Newbury St. 
Heard, J. T. (Life) 20 Louisburg Sq. 
Hildreth, J. L 37 Brattle St., Cambridge. 
Hodgdon, A. H. ..... . Dedham. 
Hodgdon, R. L Arlington. 
Hodges, R. M 408 Beacon St. 
Hodges, W. D 6 Gloucester St. 
Holmes, O. W 296 Beacon St. 
Homans, John 164 Beacon St. 
Homans, John, 2d 184 Marlboro’ St. 
Hooper, F. H. (Life) .... 85 Beacon St. 
Hurd, S. H. . Skaneateles, N. Y. 
Inches, C. E 386 Beacon St. 
Ingalls, William 780 Beacon St. 
Jack, E. E. . . 437 Boylston St. 
Jack, F. L . . . 437 Boylston St. 
Jackson, H 309 Marlboro’ St. 
Jaques, H. P Milton. 
Jeffries, B. Joy 15 Chestnut St. 14 
Jelly, G. F. 69 Newbury St. 
Johnson, A. H 26 Winter St., Salem. 
Jones, D. W 236 Clarendon St. 
Kemble, Arthur 85 Federal St., Salem. 
Knapp, P. C 33 Marlboro’ St. 
Knight, F. 1 377 Boylston St. 
Lamb, W. D Southbridge. 
Lamson, J. A 58 Temple St. 
Langmaid, S. W 373 Boylston St. 
Lawrence, R. M Lexington. 
Lovett, R. W 379 Boylston St. 
Mack, William (Life) .... 21 Chestnut St., Salem. 
Mahion, H. E 5 Sparhawk St., Brighton. 
Marion, 0. H 22 Harvard Ave., Allston. 
Mason, A. L 265 Clarendon St. 
Maynard, J. P Dedham. 
McCollom, J. H 12 Newbury St. 
Mead, J. A. Watertown. 
Minot, Francis (Life) .... 65 Marlboro’ St. 
Minot, J. J. (Life) 188 Marlboro’ St. 
Mixter, S. J 180 Marlboro’ St. 
Monks, G. H 399 Boylston St. 
Morrill, F. G 181 Beacon St. 
Morris, M. A 308 Main St., Charlestown. 
Morse, H. L. (Life) 112 Marlboro’ St. 
Munro, J. C 367 Boylston St. 
Nichols, A. H 55 Mt. Vernon St. 
Nichols, J. T. G 63 Brattle St., Cambridge. 
Oliver, F. E 27 Brimmer St. 
Oliver, H. K 12 Ashburton Pi. 15 
Oliver, J. P 102 Beacon St. 
Osborne, G. S. ... . . Peabody. 
Otis, W. J 267 Beacon St. 
Perry, A. P Gordon St., Jamaica Plain. 
Pierce, M. V Milton. 
Pigeon, J. C. D 130 Warren St., Roxbury. 
Porter, C. B 5 Arlington St. 
Post, A 16 Newbury St. 
Prince, Morton 71 Marlboro St. 
Putnam, C. P. . .* 63 Marlboro’ St. 
Putnam, J. J 106 Marlboro’ St. 
Quincy, H. P Harvard Medical School. 
Reynolds, E 130 Marlboro’ St. 
Reynolds, H. V 744 Dudley St., Dorchester. 
Reynolds, J. P 107 Pearl St. 
Richardson, M. H. (Life) . . 224 Beacon St. 
Richardson, W. L. (Life) . . 225 Commonwealth Ave. 
Rotch, T. M 197 Commonwealth Ave. 
Rowe, G. H. M City Hospital. 
Sabine, G. K Brookline. 
Scudder, C. L 94 Charles St. 
Saers, G. G 89 Charles St. 
Sears, H. E. (Life) 86 Beacon St. 
Shattuck, E. C. (Life) .... 135 Marlboro’ St. 
Shattuck, G. B 183 Beacon St. 
Shattuck, G. C. (Life) .... 6 Newbury St. 
Shaw, B. S 28 Marlboro’ St. 
Shaw, H. L 431 Boylston St. 
Sherman, T. E 25 Rutland Sq. 
Shreve, O. B 29 Chestnut St., Salem. 
Shurtleff, A Brookline. 
Sinclair, A. D 35 Newbury St. 
Slade, D. D Chestnut Hill. 
Sprague, F. P 229 Commonwealth Ave. 16 
Stedman, C. E 6 Monadnock St., Dorchester. 
Stedman, H. R Roslludale. 
Stedman, Joseph 80 Elm St., Jamaica Plain. 
Stevens, C 7 E. Newton St. 
Stevens, E. H 162 North Ave., Cambridge. 
Stevens, G. B 444 Warren St., Rox. 
Stevens, W. S 7 E. Newton St. 
Stone, A. K 220 Clarendon St. 
Stone, L. R Newton. 
Strong, C. P 258 Beacon St. 
Stuart, J. H 236 Clarendon St. 
Sumner, A. M 336 Beacon St. 
Swan, C. W. 79 Worcester St. 
Swift, J. B 11 Gloucester St. 
Swift, W. N New Bedford. 
Tarbell, G. G 274 Marlboro’ St. 
Taylor, E. W 134 North Av., North Cambridge. 
Thorndike, A. ...... 101 Beacon St. 
Thorndike, P 80 Marlboro’ St. 
Tilden, G. H Boston. 
Townsend, C. W 61 Chestnut St. 
Townsend, G. J South Natick. 
Tuck, Henry (Life) 346 Broadway, N. Y. 
Tucker, E. G -92 Charles St. 
Underwood, G. L 643 Tremont St. 
Upham, J. B 56 Broadway, New York. 
Vaughan, C. E 8 Garden St., Cambridge. 
Vermyne, J. J. B 2 Orchard St., New Bedford. 
Vickery, H. F 263 Beacon St. 
Wadsworth, 0. F 393 Boylston St. 
Walton, G. L 199 Marlboro’ St. 
Warren, J. C 58 Beacon St. 
Washburn, G. H 302 Marlboro’ St. 
Watson, F. S 80 Marlboro’ St. 17 
Webber, A. C 777 Main St., Cambridgeport. 
Webber, S. G 146 Marlboro’ St. 
Weld, C. G. (Benefactor) . . . 6 Commonwealth Ave. 
Wellington, W. W 71 Inman St., Cambridgeport. 
Wells, Frank ... . . Chapel Station, Brookline. 
Write, J. C. . 259 Marlboro’ St. 
Whiting, J. S 100 Main St., Charlestown. 
Whitney, W. F. (Life) .... 228 Marlboro’ St. 
Whittier, E. N 647 Boylston St. 
Wigglesworth, Edw’d (Benef,r), 188 Beacon St. 
Williams, C. H. (Life) .... Chicago. 
Williams, F. H. (Life) .... 23 Marlboro’ St. 
Williams, H. W. (Benefactor) . 15 Arlington St. 
Williams, J. L. (Life) .... 1 Mt. Vernon St. 
Withington, C. F 255 Warren St., Rox. 
Wood, E. S , . . Harvard Medical School. 
Woodward, S. B. (Life) ... 72 Pleasant St., Worcester.