Hemingray Glass Company

Fire Alarm Boxes.

The number and location of the alarm boxes for Muncie fire department according to the last arrangements are as follows:   Keys can be found at or near the residences and places named:

1-2. Liberty street, between main & Jackson, T. J. Lockwood's residence.

1-3. Corner Jackson & Kilgore avenue, Mrs. Fogle's residence.

1-4. West Charles, between Liberty & Cherry, Mrs. George Fay's residence.

1-5. Cor. Prolud & Charles, R. M. Ball's residence.

1-6. Cor. Powers & Mound, Lemuel King's residence.

1-7. Opposite Nelson Glass Works.

1-8. South Liberty street, opposite J. H. Smith's & Co.'s office.

2-1. Cor. Howard & Walnut, opp. National Hotel.

2-3. Walnut street, between Jackson & Main, Shirk's Hardware Store.

2-4. Walnut street, between North and Gilbert, Synder's Cooper Shop.

2-5. Cor. Walnut and Adams, McCreight's Grocery.

3-1. Cor. Elm and Adams, J. J. Hartley's residence.

3-2. Willow and Madison, Henry Morehouse's residence.

3-4. Gilbert street, between Elm and Jefferson, Kirk Bros. residence.

3-5. Cor. Main and Jefferson, Fred Klopfer's Carriage Works.

4-1. Cor. Washington and Monroe streets, Mrs. D. R. Youse's residence.

4-2. Adams street, between Monroe and Vine, T. S. Neely's residence.

4-3. Hackley street, between Charles and Adams, J. S. Reed's residence.

4-5. Cor. Beacon and Adams, T. Hassett's residence.

4-6. Cor. Main and Ebright, Henry Retz's residence.

4-7. Cor. Ohio and Jackson, B. F. Smith's residence.

5-1. Cor. Walnut and Second, Bandey's Planing Mill.

5-2. Cor. Hoyt avenue and Florence street, Office of A. L. Johnson & Co.

5-3. Cor. Franklin and Florence, Mrs. VanMeter's residence.

5-4. Cor. Plum and Seymour, Allen Bennedum's residence.

5-6. Cor. Third and Madison, Jackson School Building.

5-7. Sampson avenue, opposite Muncie Glass Works (Avondale.)

5-9. Muncie Pulp Works.

6-1. Merriweather avenue, Ball Bros. Glass Works.

6-2. Cor. Grant and Willard, Mrs. Kelly's residence.

6-3. Cor. Ohio and Kirby avenues, Andy Mock's residence.

6-4 Between Over's and Hemingray's Glass Works.

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