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BLUE BOOK
BROOKLINE
ALLSTON
1905
BRIGHTON
Established 1818 by Franklin Smith.
A. L. EASTMAN,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
251 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. TELEPHONE OXFORD 660.
We have served the best families in Boston and suburbs for the past sixty years.
No Matter What Other Brokers Offer and Show You, BEFORE BUYING OR LEASING
BROOKLINE REAL ESTATE
BE SURE AND SEE
HENRY W. SAVAGE,
(ESTABLISHED IN 1840.)35 > :" i :
7 Pemberton Square, COOLIDGE CORNER BROOKLINE.
WALTER W. PAIGE,
Brookline Representative.
TEL. HAYMARKET 2-050. BROOKLINE 1508.
BROOKLINE REAL ESTATE Frank A.Russell
COOLIDGE CORNER BROOKLINE & 113 DEVONSHIRE ST. BOSTON ยท
Automobile and Carriage Service for use of Patrons at Coolidge Cor. Office.
BROOKLINE STORAGE WAREHOUSE Office, Station Street, off Harvard Square. TELEPHONE, 1291-4.
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IN THE WORLD
Protection
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Let me send you particulars
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GENERAL AGENT The Equitable Life Assurance Society Equitable Building
BOSTON
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
EXECUTIVE OFFICES, 101 MILK STREET, BOSTON
Direct communication can be had with all principal towns and cities of New England, and States east of the Missouri River.
For the accommodation of non-subscribers and the public generally, the Company has established Public Telephone Pay Stations, as follows :
PUBLIC TELEPHONE PAY STATIONS
BROOKLINE OFFICE, Aspinwall Avenue, corner Brook Street.
Beacon street, A, J. Hayman, corner Beacon and Harvard.
Beacon street, Hotel Imperial, 1459 Beacon.
Beacon street, Hotels Algamo and Iroquois, 1589 Beacon.
Beacon street, Hotel Wollaton, 1070 Beacon.
Beacon street, G. Irving Gilcreas, 1621 Beacon.
Beacon street, Hotel, 1060 Beacon.
Beacon street, John Lincoln Murray, 1661 Beacon.
Beacon street, Richmond Court, Bea- con and St Paul.
Beacon street, Whitney Hall, 1330 Beacon.
Beacon street, Young and Brown 1363 Beacon.
Brookline Ave., Simmons College, Brookline Ave., corner of Short.
Chestnut Hill, George W. Riley, Boylston.
Commonwealth Ave., Chestnut Hill, Auto Stati. n.217 Commonwealth Ave. Commonwealth Ave., Chestnut Hill The, 219 Commonwealth Ave.
Commonwealth Ave , Hotel Boule- vard. 41 Commonwealth Ave.
Coolidge Corner, Charles A. Bass. 1328 Beacon.
Cypress street, J. L. McGown, Cy- press and Boylston.
Cypress street, Charles J. Reade, Cypress and Franklin.
Englewood Avenue, Englewood Real Estate Trust, Englewood Avenue.
Fenway The, Simmons College, The Fenway.
Greenough street, Chapfield Terrace, Greenough Cor., Graham Ave
Harvard Ave., Grantham T rrace, 171 Harvard Ave.
Harvard square, Harvard Square Pharmacy, 24I Washington.
Harvard street, Arthur W. Bowker, 87 Harvard.
Harvard street, Harvard Terrace, 172 Harvard.
Huntington Avenue, W. A. DeMerritt, 735 Huntington Ave.
Huntington Avenue, Mary Fitzpat- rick, 854 Huntington Avenue.
Huntington Avenue, Frank Grady, 799 Huntington Avenue, Roxbury.
Huntington Avenue, W. A. Whitney, Co., 766 Huntington Avenue.
Linden street, Brookline Associates, 25 Linden.
Longwood, B. & A. R. R., Longwood.
Longwood Avenue, E. A. McClafferty, 356 Longwood Avenue
Minden street, Kraushaar's Phar- macy, 83 Minden, Roxbury.
Park street, Hotel Ambleside, 5 Park Park Vale. Hotel, 15 Park Vale.
Reservoir, A. C. Morey, 1953 Beacon.
sewall Avenue, Hotel '_oolidge, Sewall Avenue, corner Stearns Road.
Tremont street, George N. Bosworth, 1630 Tremont, Roxbury.
Tremont street, Edward J. keeler, 1567 Tremont Street, Roxbury.
Village square, Lyceum Hall Phar- macy, Village Square.
Walden street, John E. Heslan, Wal- den, corner Arklow.
Washington street, Boston Elevated Railway Co., Washington.
Washington etreet, C. M. Goodspeed, 316 Washington, opposite Town Hall. Washington street, Hall' & Co., 24 Washington.
Washington street, Washington Ter- race, Washington and Park.
LOOK FOR THE BLUE BELL
HARDWARE Builders' and Fancy CUTLERY Imported and Domestic Tools of every kind
Photographic
Goods
NED BY CHANDLERA BARBER BOSS
Headquarters for Benches, Tools and Supplies
The SLOYD SYS- TEM a specialty. Paints, Oils and Var- nish Catalogue upon request CHANDLER & BARBER, 124 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON.
Tustiidar Carbons Plainotypes 1
PHOTOGRAPER AND FRAME MAKER
BOSTON 164 Tremont St., next to Keith's. BROOKLINE, 27 Harvard Street. NEWTONVILLE, Opposite R. R. Station. ROXBURY, 2832 Washington Street. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB. W. H. PARTRIDGE. A T. BARRAUD, Artist in Charge of Brookline Studio.
WATCH THE CENTS
Sample Page of Practical Account Book Sent Free on Request.
EASY AND SIMPLE TO KEEP,
J. F. HUMPHREY, 12 PEARL ST., BOSTON, MASS.
STATE STREET TRUST CO. 38 STATE STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE, Farragut Building, 124 Massachusetts Ave,, Boston, Mass.
Interest credited monthly at the rate of 2 per cent. per annum on deposits of $300. and over.
OFFICERS . MOSES WILLIAMS, President. CHARLES LOWELL, Vice-President and Actuary, FREDERIC J. STIMSON, JOSEPH B. RUSSELL, Vice-Presidents. ALLAN FORBES, Secretary and Treasurer. E. W. POOTE, A. L. CARR, Assistant Treasurers. CHAS. F ALLEN. Assistant Secretary. C. O. ZERRAHN, Assitant Secretary, Massachusetts Ave. Office.
. DIRECTORS.
RODOLPHE L. AGASSIZ HENRY B. ENDICOTT
CHARLES LOWELL
HARCOURT AMORY
ALLAN FORBES
WILLIAM L. PUTNAM
EDWARD ATKINSON
ALFRED D FOSTER
JOSEPH B. RUSSELL
CHARLES F. AVER GEORGE B. HARRIS
FREDERIC J. STIMSON
WILLIAM BLODGETT
GUSTAV E. KISSEL
LAWRENCE M. STOCKTON
A. G. BULLOCK
GEORGE Y. LEVERETT
NATHANIEL H. STONE.
HENRY B CABOT
AUGUSTUS P. LORING
JOHN H. STORER
ELIOT C. CLARKE
PERCIVAL LOWELL
MOSES WILLIAMS, JR
MOSES WILILAMS
W. H. CALDWELL, Pres.
CHAS. M. CONANT, Treas.
ART IN PHOTOGRPHY EXEMPLIFIED BY THE CALDWELL PHOTO CO. 29 TEMPLE PLACE
Conscientious effort and up-to-date method, coupled with an expert knowledge of the business enables the management to offer a class of work of superior quality either from life or reproduction. Exquisite effects in CARBON and PLATINUM, COLODIO CARBONS in Sepia, PLATINOS in Olive, and all that pertains to MODERN PHOTOGRAPHY executed in the most skilful manner.
C. B. CONANT, Manager. Studio, 29 Temple Place, Boston, Mass. PHONE, OXFORD 784-3.
Incorporated 1905
Established 1863.
J. L. NASON CO., Real Estate Brokers,
Auctioneers, Appraisers and Insurance Agents,
Main Offices: 73 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Rooms 408-409 Tremont Building.
The Only Agents in Boston dealing in a large line of high grade Farm and Residential properties. * Also Hotels and Summer Homes. * Our long experience enables us to place before the public some of the most beautiful and costly homes in New England. &&
.. . Brookline Property a Specialty . . .
We personally examine most of the estates we offer for sale, and can vouch for our descriptions. & We sell Real Estate at Auction in all sections of the State. &
Branch Offices at Southboro, So. Sudbury and So. Hanson.
J. L. NASON CO.,
President, JESSE L. NASON. Secretary and Treasurer, HARRY I. JORDAN. BOSTON.
BLUE BOOK
OF
BROOKLINE
1905
CONTAINING LISTS OF THE LEADING RESIDENTS, SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC., STREET DIRECTORY
AND MAP OF BROOKLINE
PRICE $1.50
EDWARD A. JONES, OLD SOUTH BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS ROOM 1025 AND 59 RINDGE AVENUE, NORTH CAMBRIDGE Copyrighted 1905, by Edward A. Jones,
PRESS OF EDWARD A. JONES
Old South Building : : : Room 1025 BOSTON, MASS.
Lexington and Bedford Directory - $1.00
Arlington and Belmont Directory - $1.50
Concord Directory $1.00
Whitman Directory $1.00
Dedham and Westwood Directory - $1.00
Plymouth and Kingston Directory - $1.50
Milton Directory -
$1.00
Melrose Directory
$2.00
Norwood Directory $1.00
Middleboro Directory
$1.50
Hyde Park Directory
$2.00
Cambridge Blue Book, with map, $1.50
Newton Blue Book, with map, $1.50 Brookline Blue Book, with map, $1.50 Malden Blue Book, with map, $1.00 North Shore Blue Book, with map, $1.50 South Shore Blue Book, with map, 1.50 Dorchester Blue Book, with map, 1.50 Roxbury and West Roxbury Blue Book, with map, 1.50
PREFACE.
This volume makes the twentieth of the series of Brookline Blue Books.
The town has increased very materially in the last twenty years and the size of the Blue Book has increased with it.
We have made some additions to it beside the names and are willing to im- prove it in any way we can to add to its value as a home reference book.
There are no new features to bring to our readers' attention. We have fol- lowed the same style and plan as last year.
The Brighton and Allston section contains the street list. We publish that with alphabetical list in a separate book.
The North Shore Blue Book will be issued about July first and the South Shore a few weeks later. Respectfully, May 1, 1905 EDWARD A. JONES.
Index to Contents.
Allston and Brighton Residents end book
Brookline Churches
14
Brookline Fire Alarm
8
Brookline Post Office
6
Brookline Residents
Societies, Clubs, etc.
177
-Alphabetical Lost
127
Street Directory
27
Town Officers
9
.
When in Boston dine at
CROSBY'S 19 School Street
A. G. MOORE CO.'S FLOORS
HARDWOOD PARQUETRY WOOD CARPET
38 WEST STREET BOSTON
.c .
Brookline Residents
-Street List
35
Business Directory of Advertisers .. 11
Chestnut Hill Residents
119
Index to Advertisers.
Abramson H.
87
Grimmer C. P. .
opp.
61
Adams, Cushing & Foster
106
American College of Physical Culture and Jiu Jitsu opp. 43
Hallet Charles & Co.
88
Halma H. P. & Co.
opp
96
Hand Bros.
opp.
60
Appleton John H. 18
Bailey A. H.
foot lines
Baker & Humphrey
.front col. page
Bay State Fuel Co.
opp.
60
Beaconsfield The
9
Bigelow, Kennard & Co.
126
44
Boody J. H.
foot lines
Boston Ice Co. The
70
Boston & Maine R. R.
124
Bowker Lyman A. Co. 51
Briggs Frederick L.
opp
41
Brigham C. Co.
opp .
133
Brookline. National Bank
.opp.
8
Brookline Riding Academy
opp.
61
Brookline Storage Warehouse.
.front
col. page
Brookline Trust Co. 106
Caldwell Photo Co. front col. page Chandler & Barber front col. page
Chesley & Sands
34
Collver Leon L.
51
Consumers Coal Co.
.opp.
97
Cook J. W. & Son Co.
. back col. page
Cousens John E. Coal Co. 134
Crosby F. M. & Co. foot lines
Daloz L. H.
foot lines
Davis Optical Co.
foot lines
Dickinson, Farr & Dickinson 18
Eastern Nurseries
34
Fastman A. L. front col. page Elliot Frederic S. 18
Equitable Life Assurance Society
front col. page
Reynolds M. F.
foot lines
Fietz Robert
34
Fleming John F.
14
Rowe Henry P.
opp.
44
Fletcher-Copp Evelyn
23
Rowe John H. Co.
opp. 60
Russell Frank A.
.front col. page
Savage Henry W.
.front col. page
Slattery E. T. Co.
app.
78
M. F. Reynolds TELEPHONE 1045
Carpenter & Jobber, 65 Kent Street, - Brookline.
87
Paine W. D.
51
Palmer F. E.
foot lines
Papouleas W. J. & Bros.
.opp.
45
Partridge W. H.
front col. page
Percival E. & Co.
18
Perry Pictures Co.
opp.
114
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co.
.foot lines
Porter C. H.
opp.
132
Quinsler & Co.
. opp.
157
Robart Bros. .. foot lines and opp. 97
Freeman H. S.
70
Frost W. E. & Co.
33
Geneva Lithia Mineral Water. . opp. 45
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co ... out-
side cover
Jonsson C. R.
opp.
44
Kelley T. J.
13
Kendall George N.
. opp.
157
Lamson & Hubbard
52
Lincoln William & Son .. back col. page Mackey J. P. 52
McDonald W. J.
opp.
40
McKenney & Waterbury Co
100
Metropolitan Coal Co.
. foot
lines
Miller Robert & Co.
88
Monk s Custom Laundry 19
Moore A. G. Co. The
.foot lines
Murray Henry
.opp. 40
Nason J. L. Co.
front col. page
Nettles S.
opp. 40
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. front col. page
Norman T. W. & Co.
88
Page Geo. G. Box Co.
Appleton Geo. B.
opp.
132
Hind Thomas J.
outside cover
Hoyt, Martin Co.
opp.
156
Jackson & Co.
123
Jones Edward A.
136
Blair O. M.
.opp.
Haberstroh L. & Son
106
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BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
Smith Horace E. 51
Smith Patterson Co. .. ... outside cover
State Street Safe Deposit Vaults ... 105
State Street Trust Co. .. front col. page
Stetson Coal Co. The opp. 9
Strachan G. Duthie 87
Sunshine Laundry The opp. 132
Turley T. J. & Son opp. 45
Walker G. H. & Co. 123
Waterman J. S. & Sons 69
Weber & Co. 52
Westerly Granite Co. The. opp.
96
Wilkinson James & Co. opp 42
Woodbury & Driscoll
opp.42
Woodbury & Rebner 15
Zirkel William H. opp. 61
Post Offices.
I. M. FOGERTY, Supt.
Office open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Money order office from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Delivery by carriers at 7 a.m., 11 a. m., 2.30 p.m., 4.30 p.m.
Collections made from street letter boxes at 10 a.m., 5.50, 11 p.m., and at the time of each delivery. Holidays at time of delivery and 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Collections Sunday at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.
Mails arrive from Boston at 4.05,
6.10, 8.20, 10.45 a.m. and 1.35, 4.10, 5.30, 6.40 and 9.30 p.m.
Mails despatched to Boston at 4.05, 6.50, 9 and 11.30 a.m., and 2.05, 4.45 6.05, 7.20 and 9.30 p.m.
Sundays at 4.05, 8.40 a. m., 4.55 and 9.30 p.m. Leave at 9.20 a.m. and 5.35 p.m.
Holidays at 4.05, 6.10, 8.40 a.m and 4.55. 9.30 p.m. Leave at 6.50 and 9.20 a.m. and 5.35 p.m.
BOULEVARD POSTOFFICE.
1357 Beacon street.
WALTER I. GERROLD, Supt.
Mails arrive at 6.15 from Boston B .- B. and New York, 8.25 and 10.50 from Boston; 1.35 p.m. from New York .; 4.15 from the western states and Back Bay 5.35 from Boston and New York; 6.55 and 9.35 from Boston.
Mails close at 6.35, 8.40, 11 a.m. and 1.40, 4.30, 5.50, 7, 9 p.m. for Bos- ton, Back Bay and New York.
Holiday mails arrive at 6.15 a.m. and 8.45 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Office open from 7. a.m. to 8 p.m.
Sundays from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Money orders issued, and letters regis- tered from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Delivery by carriers 7.15, tnd 11.15 a. m. and 2.15 and 4.45 p.m.
Holiday mails close at 6.40,9.05a.m. and 4 p.m.
Sunday mails arrive from all points at 8.15 a.m. and 5 p.m. Closed at 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Brookline Fire Alarm.
[List of Numbers and Location of Boxes.
4 Corner Washington and Brookline avenue
5 Fire station A. Village sq.
6 Harvard sq. and Harvard st.
7 Fire station B, Washington near Thayer st.
8 Cor. Gorham ave. and Cypress
9 Boylston opp. Cameron
12 Walnut, cor. Walnut path
13 Cor Cumberland ave. and High
14 Cor. Cypress and Sewall
15 Cor. Walnut and Cypress
16 Cor. Walnut and Boylston
17 Cor. Cottage and Warren
18 Cor. Clyde and Warren
19 Clyde, near Newton
21 Cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Boyl- ston
22 Town Hall*
23 Cor. Boylston and Hammond
24 Cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Fisher ave
25 Beacon street near Dean rd.
26 Winthrop rd. near Addington rd.
27 Cor. Beacon and Washington
28 Buckminster rd, near Holland rd.
29 Cor. Gardner rd. and Tappan st.
31 Cor. Aspinwall avenue and Harvard street
32 Cor. Marion and Park streets 33 Summit ave. cor. Mason ter. 34 Cor. Harvard and Beacon sts.
35 Harvard st. opp. Thorndike st. 36 Cor. Alton pl. and St. Paul st. 37 Cor. Aspinwall ave. and Toxteth st 38 Cor. Linden pl. near Perry st.
39 Cor. Washington st. and Gardner road
41 Cor. Carlton and Cochester
42 Fire station C, Monmouth st., Long- wood
43 Cor. Kent st. and Longwood ave.
45 Mountfort st. near Prescott
46 Cor. St. Paul st. and Sewall ave.
47 Beacon st. near Kent st.
48 Cor. Freeman and St. Paul
54 Flora st. opp. Walter ave.
71 Goddard ave. near Rockford
72 Cor. Newton and Grove
73 Cor. Newton, Lagrange and Ham- mond sts.
74 Cor. Grove and South streets 212 Norfolk rd.
213 Cor. Dean and Druce rds.
214 Cor. Kilsyth and Salisbury rd.
215 Cor. Park and Washington
261 Cor. Rawson rd and Colbourne crescent
312 Cor. Naples rd. and Abbotsford rd.
313 Francis st. opp. Harrison st.
314 Fire station E, Devotion st.
315 Lancaster ter. near Mason ter.
316 Williams, Cor. Centre
331 Beacon st. near Short st.,opposite The Bonair
332 Cor. Vernon and Harvard
521 ** Car House, cor. Cypress and Franklin
641 ** Country Club
712 *Car House, cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Beacon
*22 Signal for No school, 4 rounds. Also a special box for town hall ex- cept between the hours of 7.45 and 8.30 .. m
** Special boxes.
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BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
.. REGULATIONS CONCERNING FIRE ALARMS.
First alarm to be given by striking four rounds on all bells
Second alarm to be given by striking 3 blows on all. bells
Third alarm to be given by striking 10 blows on all bells.
1. One stroke at 12 m. every day, One stroke every night at 9 o'clock.
1-1. Two strokes slow for fire out, and all apparatus under way will return to quarters
Members of the companies not respond- Members of companies not- responding .on. first alarm shall report at the houses of their respective companies, and remain there 20 minutes unless the recall signal is sounded, should an alarm be given for another box, all unemployed companies will respond
B. W. NEAL, Jr., Fire Commissioner. GEORGE H. JOHNSON, Chief.
LOCATION OF FIRE APPARATUS.
Engine No. 1-Reservoir lane
Engine No. 2-665 Washington st.
Hose No. 1-140 Washington st.
Hose No. 2-342 Washington st.
Hose No. 3-Reservoir lane Chemical No. 1-140 Washington st.
Combination No. 1-Devotion st.
Combination No. 2-Heath st.
Combination No. 3-85 Monmouth st.
Combination No.4-665 Washington st.
Ladder No. 1-665 Washington st.
Ladder No. 2-342 Washington st.
A. H. BAILEY, 63 KENT STREET, Brookline.
Carpenter and Builder, All Kinds of Jobbing Carpenter Work
WHEN IN BOSTON DINE AT CROSBY'S 19 SCHOOL STREET BOSTON
A. H. BAILEY, 63 KENT STREET, Brookline.
Carpenter and Builder,
All Kinds of Jobbing Carpenter Work
Security against Loss by Fire or Theft is Afforded by the
SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS OF
THE BROOKLINE NATIONAL BANK
Harvard Square, corner Kent Street, Brookline
Safes to rent from $10 to $50 per year.
Silver and valuables, in large or small packages, stored at space rates.
Insurance policies, wills, contracts, deeds or sim= ilar valuable documents received on deposit at a nominal charge.
Interest Allowed on Deposits Subject to Check
Separate Department for Ladies
DISCOUNT DAILY
STETSON COAL COMPANY CELEBRATED
COAL
AT LOWEST PRICES Lasts Longer Burns Cleaner No Waste
Wharf and Main Office, Firsr St., Foot I St., South Boston. Boston Office, 44 Kilby St.
THE BEACONSFIELD HOTEL BROOKLINE
Owned and Operated by Henry M. whitney
Offers to the public the privilege of using their fine stable. Well ventilated ; heated by steam ; plenty of sunlight; accommodation for 90 horses; large box stalls.
The stable is situated in close proximity to the hotel, which is the hub of the famous Massachusetts state roads. Avoids driving light carriage horses over hard, congested city streets to reach country roads. Competent foreman in charge. Rates, $1.00 per day. Inspection solicited.
A. W. PAYNE, General Manager
Town Officers.
APPOINTEES FOR THE MUNICIPAL
YEAR 1904-1905.
Board of Selectmen-George F. Joyce, Clerk. Edward A. McEttrick, Secre- tary. Helen A. Fowlie, Stenograph- er.
Board of Health-George F. Joyce, Clerk . Edward A. McEttrick, Secreta- ry. H. Lincoln Chase, M.D., Agent. Frederick H. Osgood, Inspector of Pro- visions . Francis P. Denny, Bacteriol- ogist and Director of Laboratory. Mi- chel Duffley, Sanitary Agent and In- spector of Plumbing. Willard E. Ward, Disinfector.
Overseers of the Poor - George F. Joyce, Secretary. Willis W. Estey, Warden of Almshouse. Allena A. Es- tey, Mation of Almshouhse.
Water Board- Z. R. Forbes, Clerk and Water Registrar- Mr. Fayette F. Forbes, Superintendent of Water Works Richard J. Flinn, Engineer. William B. Webber, Engineer. Patrick J. Flinn, Assistant Engineer.
Public Library-Louisa M. Hooper, Librarian. Leslie Merritt, Assistant Li- brarian. Harriet H. Stanley, School Reference Librarian .
Town Engineer-Alexis H. French. Town Accountant-Edward. H. Fen- ton.
Registrars of Voters,Patrick O'Lough- W. Cook. Edward W. Baker, Town lin, Chairman. Jesse S. Wiley. Joseph Clerk, Secretary ex officio.
Building Commissioner-Ernest Lyon. Inspector of Milk and Animals-Fred- erick H. Osgood.
ELECTED OFFICERS FOR THE MU- NICIPAL YEAR 1903-5.
Town Clerk-Edward W. Baker.
Selectinen and Board of Health-Jas.
M. Codman Jr., Chairman. Nathaniel Conant. Horace James. William F. Humphrey. Williaom Craig.
Overseers of the Poor-James M. Cod- man, Jr., Chairman. William Craig. Nathaniel Conant. Horace James. W. F. Humphrey. Miss Martha W. Ed- geriy. wiss Sarah B. Train.
Treasurer and Collector-George H. Worthley.
Assessors - Rufus G. F. Candage, Chairman . Charles H. Stearns. Chas. A. Bowditch.
School Committee. Term Expires.
Walter Channing 1905
Prentiss Cummings 1905
William H. Lyon 1905
Mrs. Edith C. Baker
1906
Franklin W. Hobbs 1906
Thomas B. Fitzpatrick 1906
Everett M. Bowker 1907
Mrs. Ruth C. Paine 1907
Michael Driscoll 1907
Trustees of Public Library .
Daniel Dulany Addison 1905
James M. Codman 1905
Prentiss Cummings 1905
Leslie C. Wead . 1905
William H. Lyon 1906
Edward Stanwood 1906
Leonard K. Storrs 1906
Frederick L. Gay 1906
Rufus G. F. Candage 1907
Desmond FitzGerald 1907
Tappan E. Francis 1907
Moses Williams 1907
Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery.
Frederick P. Cabot 1905
Charles S. Sargent 1905
Desmond FitzGerald 1906
Leonard K. Storrs 1906
Harvey H. Baker 1907
Charles H. Stearns 1907
Water Board.
Charles E. Riley
1905
Oscar B. Mowry
1906
Coal of all kinds
Metropolitan Coal Co.
Office, Morse Avenue, cor, Washington St., Tel.Main 464c General Offices, 30 Congress St., Boston
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BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
Timothy J. Rourke 1907
Park Commissioners.
Albert L. Lincoln 1905
Desmond FitzGerald 1906
Charles S. Sargent 1907
Committee for Planting Trees - Ly- man J. Clark, James HI. Bowditch, Miss Emma G. Cummings.
Auditors-Gardner C. Brooks, Charles
F. Read, George Rogers.
Fence Viewers-George H. Delano, Willard Y. Gross.
Constables-Albert S. Paige, Willard Y. Gross, John E. Griffin, Edward D. Tucker, James G. Thompson.
Pound Keeper-Jerry Bond. Field Drivers-Jerry Bond, Henry Ly- man.
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co., 38 West near Tremont. Telephone, Oxford 582. Orders delivered in Brookline twice a day. BOSTON'
Shoppers' Guide
and
Business Directory of Advertisers.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
Fietz Robert. 82 State, Cambridgeport. See page 34
Robart Bros., 317 Washington, Brook- line. See opp. page 97 and fott lines Zirkel William H., 664 Main, Cambridge See opp. page 61
APOTHECARIES
Young & Brown, 224 Washington
Harvard Square Pharmacy, David C. Hickey, prop., Harvard square
ARCHITECT
Freeman H. S., 26 Littell rd. See page 70 ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Davis C. E. Optical Co., 2 Park sq., Boston. See foot lines
ARTIST
Partridge W. H., 27 Harvard, Brook- line and 164 Tremont, Boston. See front col. page
ASPHALT FLOORS
Hind Thomas J., 19 Milk, Boston. See outside cover
ATHLETIC GOODS
Chandler & Barber, 124 Summer, Boston. See front col. page
AUCTIONEER
Nason J. L. & Co., 73 Tremont, Boston. See front col. page
AUDITOR
Strachan G. Duthie, 119 Milk, Boston. See page 87
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
Quinsler & Co., 26 Cambria, Boston. See opp. page 157
AWNINGS, FLAGS, ETC.
Hallet Charles & Co., 701 Tremont, Bos- ton. See page 88
Halma H. P. & Co., 26 No. Market, Boston. See opp. page 96
AWNINGS
Hoyt Martin Co., 10 Commercial, Boston See opp. page 156
AWNINGS, ETC
Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Boston. See page 88
BANKS
Brookline National Bank, Harvard sq. See opp. page 8
Brookline Trust Co., 1321 Beacon st. See advt. opp. page 104 State Street Trust Co., 38 State, Bos- ton. See front col. page
Coal of all kinds
Metropolitan Coal Co. Office, Morse Avenue, cor. Washington St., Tel.Main 464c General Offices, 30 Congress St., Boston
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BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
BIRDS BOARDED
Hardy M. L., 455 Cambridge, Allston
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
Adams, Cushing & Foster, 168 Devon- shire, Boston. See page 106
BLANKET CLEANSERS
Flint E. R. Naphtha Cleansing Co., 47 Bromfield, Boston. See foot lines
BLUE BLOOKS AND DIRECTORIES
Jones E. A., 59 Rindge av., No. Cam- bridge and 1025 Old South Bldg., Bos- ton
BOARDING STABLE
Beaconsfield The, 1727 Beacon. See opp. page 9
BOOKS, ECONOMY ACCOUNT BOOKS
Baker. & Humphrey, 12 Pearl, Boston. See front col. page
BOXES
Page George G. Box Co., 3-13 Hamp- shire, Cambridge. See advt. page 87
BURGLAR ALARMS
Fleming John F., 50-60 Washington
CABINET MAKERS
Hallet Charles & Co., 701 Tremont, Boston . See page 88 Robart Bros., 317 Washington. See
foot lines and opp. page 97 Rowe J. H. Co., 24 Guild Row, Rox- bury. See opp. page 60 Zirkel William H., 664 Main Cambridge. See opp. page 61
CAMERAS
Blair O. M., 1341a Beacon. See opp. page 44
CANOPIES
Halma H. P. & Co., 26 No. Market, Boston. See opp. page 96 Hoyt Martin Co., 10 Commercial, Bos- ton. See opp. page 156 Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Boston. See page 88
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Bailey A. H., 63 Kent. See foot lines Freeman H. S., 26 Littell rd. See page 70
Reynolds M. F., 65 Kent. See foot lines
CARPENTERS' TOOLS
Chandler & Barber, 124 Summer, Bos- ton. See front col. page
CARPET CLEANERS
Flint E. R. Naptha Cleansing Co., 47 Bromfield, Boston. See foot lines Hallet Charles & Co., 701 Tremont, Bos- ton. See page 88
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