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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF BROOKLINE
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BLUE BOOK
BROOKLINE
1908
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Beacon Street,
999, Charles H. Hitchcock
1060, Hotel
645, Holbrook & Co. 735, W. A. DeMerritt
1070, Hotel Wollaton.
766, Geo. H. Brayton
1100, Hotel Chesterfield
1328, Charles A. Bass
1363, Young & Brown
1469, The Royal
1471, The Empire
1477, Hotel Bonair
1569, Hotel Majestic
1621, G. Irving Gilcreas
1661, John . Lincoln Murray
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1953, A. C. Morey
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Brookline Ave., 321, Simmons College, South Hall
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BLUE BOOK
OF
BROOKLINE 1908
CONTAINING LISTS OF THE LEADING RESIDENTS, SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC., STREET DIRECTORY AND
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Index to Contents.
Allston and Brighton Churches . .. . 242
Allston and Brighton Clubs, Societies 244 Allston and Brighton Fire Alarm .. 200
Allston and Brighton Post Office . 199
Allston and Brighton residents 201
Automobile Owners 191
Brookline Business Men's Asso. 185
Brookline Churches 182
Brookline Day Nursery 185
Brookline Educational Society 185
Brookline Equal Suffrage Asso. 185
Brookline Fire Alarm 7
Brookline Fireman's Relief Asso. 186
Brookline Friendly Society 185
Brookline Post Offices . 32
Brookline Republican Club 187
Brookline Residents, Alphabetical
list. 130
Brookline Residents, Street list .35
Brookline Societies. Secret and
Benevolent
189
Brookline Woman's Exchange 186
Business Directory of Advertisers 9
Cambridge Residents Street list
Channing Sanitarium 185
Chestnut Hill Club 187
Chestnut Hill Residents 121
Clubs. Societies (Brookline) 185
Country Club 186
Dorchester Residents. Street List,
Fairbanks Tennis Club 188
Free Hospital for Women 188
Halls, Blocks, etc. 32
Harvard Church Brotherhood 187
Milton Residents, Street List
Police Mutual Aid Asso. 187
Public Library
ISS
Rates of Postage
6
Riverside Casino 187
Street Directory 26
Town Officers
31
Winthrop Club
187
Women's Christian T. Chion
188
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F Index to Advertisers.
Adams, Cushing & Foster opp. 97
Alden Bros.
69
Eastman, A. L.
front col.
American Fountain Pen Co. opp. 97
Fleming, John F.
13
Appleton, John H.
17
Flint Naphtha Cleansing Co. .. foot lines
Frost, H. L. & Co.
142
Bailey, A. H. foot lines
Baldwin, Dwight opp. 198
Barthelmes, John C.
88
Beaconsfield Hotel
opp. 43
Graves, H. M.
opp. 198
Bell, Wm. G. Co.,
opp. 96
Berkhahn, Fritz
69
Besse, P. & J. Co.,
opp. 46
Bissonnette, L .. G.
70
Blanchard, King & Co.,
123
Bloody, J. H.
foot lines
Bonney, A. Frank
foot lines
Bonneys, P. F. Sons 24+
Boston Ice Co., The 69
Bowker, Lyman A. Co.,
.opp. 60
Brookline National Bank,
opp. 16
Brookline Riding Academy opp. 17 Brookline Storage Warehouse front col.
California Pearl & Gem Co opp. 46
Carissimi, A. S.
opp. 199
Chandler & Barber
front col.
Chandler, George Mrs.
124
Chestnut Hill Riding School 34
Cook, T. D. & Co.,
opp. 17
Cousens, J. E. Coal Co.
opp. 79
Crockett, Ethel M.,
18
Cusomano, F. L.
opp.
47
Dickinson & Dickinson
17
Dill, George A.
outside cover
Doll & Richards
123
Dorchester Awning Co.
front col.
Frost, W. E. & Co. 33
Gem Shop
opp. 46
Graves, Louis H.
opp. 17
Haberstroh L. & Son
88
Hartshorn Co.
opp. 78
Harvard Ice Co.
52
Hatch, H. S.
front col.
Hetzer, H. A.
88
Hewins & Hollis
opp. 47
Hind, Thomas J.
outside cover
Holman Charles E.
opp. 199
Hotel Beaconsfield
opp. 43
Howard, J. W. .
opp. Beacon st.
Hoyt, George T. Co.
106
Hughson, W. E. opp. Beacon st. -
.Jacobs, Charles
70
Johnson, H. H. & Co.
back col.
Jouannet, P. A. Mrs.
18
Jones, C. L.
opp.
198
Jones, Lewis & Son
123
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
outside cover and 24
Kakas, Edward & Sons
opp.
47
Kelley, T. J.
11
Knott & Co.
87
Lamson & Hubbard
87
Lincoln, William & Son
back col.
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Lindsay, H. T. opp. 199
Lundin, Adolph S. .
141
Marshall, George L. 70
Mass. Wharf Coal Co. opp. 61
Mawhinney, Henry
opp. 42
Mayflower Laundry
opp. 198
McDonald, W. J.
back col.
McKenney & Waterbury Co.
opp. 97
McLeod Bros. .
70
Mertin, Rudolph
front col.
Metropolitan Coal Co.
foot lines
Monks' Laundry
17
Murray, Henry
opp. 92
New England Conservatory of Music, 22
New England Telephone & Tele- graph Co. front col.
Norman, T. W. Co. opp. 60
Oak Grove Farm 69
Oliver, Ellis J.,
12
Oriental Process Rug Renovating
Co. 124
Page, Geo. G .; Box Co. opp. 60
Paine, W. D.
foot lines
Palmer, F. E.
foot lines
Partridge, W. H.
opp. 60
Peacock Co., The
123
Perry Pictures Co.
opp. 114
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co.
foot lines
Poole's Orchestra
19
Porter's Market
opp. 92
Prescott. H. E.
opp. 198
Quinsler & Co.
141
Rhodes Bros. Co.
opp. 78
Robart Bros.
foot lines
Russell, Frank A.
front col.
Savage, Henry W.
front col.
Smart, Richard Carpet Cleaning Co. .. 70
Smith, Patterson & Co. .. outside cover
Solov-Hinds Co.
124
Spratt, W. C.
142
Standish Decorating Co.
opp. 46
Starratt, Alice E.
22
State Street Safe Deposit Vaults
105
State Street Trust Co.
51
States, E. J.
124
Steverman & Gibbons
S
Strachan, G. Duthrie
front col.
Sunshine Laundry
opp. 61
Theophiles Bros.
88
Tompson and Markee
opp. 17
Turkish Baths
141
Tuttle, Henry H. Co.
opp. 47
Ufford, S. N. & Son
12
Union Decorating Co.
front col.
Vignoles, Arthur
34
Walker, George H. & Co.
opp. 97
Walker, Gordon Laboratory Co.
52
Waterman, J. S. & Sons
front col.
Watson, Annie A. Miss
23
White, Louis
88
White, M. A. & G. G.
opp. 61
Wright, Josephine M.
opp. 46
Zirkel, William H.
52
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BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
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
17 Cor. Cottage and Warren
18 Cor. Clyde and Warren
19 Clyde, near Newton
21 Cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Boylston
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 ave. and Harvard st. 32 Cor. Marion and Park sts.
33 Summit ave., cor. Mason ter.
34 Cor. Harvard and Beacon streets
35 Harvard st .. opp. Thorndike 36 Cor. Alton pl. and St. Paul street 37 Cor. Aspinwall ave. and Toxteth st. 38 Cor. Linden pl. near Perry street
39 Cor. Washington st. and Gardner rd. 41 Cor. Carlton and Cochester
42 Fire station C., Monmouth street, Longwood
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
114 Tappan, cor. Sumner rd.
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 cres- cent
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, Corner Centre
331 Beacon st., near Short st., opp. The Bonair
332 Cor. Vernon and Harvard 521 ** Car. Honse, cor. Cypress and Franklin
641 ** Country Chib
712 ** Car ITonse, cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Beacon
*22 Signal for No School, four rounds. Also a special box for town hall ex- cept between the hours of 7.45 and 8.30 p. m.
** Special boxes.
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REGULATIONS CONCERNING . PIRE 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 aların 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.
GEORGE H. JOHNSON, Chief. JOHN H. ALLEN, Asst. Chief.
LOCATION OF FIRE APPARATUS.
.
Engine No .. 1-Pound lane
Engine No. 2-665 Washington st.
Hose No. 1-140 Washington st.
Hose No. 2-342 Washington st. Hose No. 3-Pound 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.
B. J. STEVERMAN.
A. E. GIBBONS.
S. & G. ELECTRICIANS
HARVARD SQUARE
Brookline, - Mass.
Telephone 787-3.
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Shoppers' Guide and Business Directory of Advertisers.
Accountant (public).
Strachan G. Duthie, 141 Milk, Boston, See front col. page.
Antique Furniture.
Bowker Lyman A. Co., 498 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 60
Hartshorn Co., 1002 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 78 Lindsay H. T., 109 Brighton ave., Alls- ton. See opp. page 199. Zirkel William H., 660. Main, Cambridge. See page 52
Apothecaries.
Graves Louis H., 1186 Boylston, C. H. See opp. page 17 Hayman A. J. & Son, 712 Washington, cor. Beacon Mcclellan & Co., 241 Washington
Art Dealer.
Cusumano F. L., 424 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 47
Art Gallery.
Doll & Richards, 71 Newbury, Boston. See page 123
Art Materials.
Bissonnette L. G., 1150 Columbus ave., Rox. Crossing. See page 70.
Artist.
Partridge W. H., 27 Harvard, Brookline and 30 Huntington ave., Boston. See opp. page 60
Asphalt Floors.
Hind Thomas J., 19 Milk, Boston. See outside cover
Athletic Goods.
Chandler & Barber, 124 Summer, Boston. See front col. page
Auditor.
Strachan G. Duthie, 141 Milk, Boston. See front colored page
Automobiles.
Hughson W. E., 48-50 Station. See opp.
Beacon street
Johnson H. H. & Co., 645 Washington. See back col. page
Automobile Goods.
Mawhinney Henry, 1350 Beacon. See opp. page 42
Automobile Road Maps.
Walker Geo. H. & Co., 221 High, Boston. See opp. page 97
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Automobile Supplies and Repairs.
Hughson W. E., 48-50 Station. £ See opp. Beacon street
Quinsler & Co., 26 Cambria, Boston. See page 141
Awnings, Flags, etc. .
Dorchester Awning Co., 1548-58 Dorches- ter ave., Dorchester. See front eol. page
Hartshorn Co., 1002 Boylston, Boston. See opp page 78
Hoyt George T. & Co., 10 Commercial, Boston. See page 106 Union Decorating Co., 26 N. Market, Boston. See front col. page
Baker.
Spratt W. C., 372 Cambridge, Allston and Seaverns ave., Jamaica Plain. See page 142
Banks.
Brookline National Bank. Harvard sq., See opp. page 16
Cousens John E. Coal Co., 219 Washing- ton, 1331 Beacon and 781 Common- wealth ave. See opp. page 79 State Street Trust Co., 38 State and Mass. ave., cor. Boylston, Boston. See page 51
Baths.
Tremont Turkish Bath, A. Lundin, prop., 176 Tremont, Boston. See page 141
Blank Book Manufacturers.
Adams. Cushing & Foster, 168 Devon- shire, Boston. See opp. 97
Boat Hardware.
Chandler & Barber, 124 Summer, Boston, See front col. page
Boots and Shoes.
Holman Charles E .. 377 Cambridge, All- ston; 367 Washington, Brighton; 1357 Beacon. See opp. page 199 Tuttle The Henry H. Co., 159 Tremont, Boston. See opp. page 47
Boxes.
Page George G., Box Co .. 3-13 Hampshire, Cambridge. See opp. page 60
Cabinet Makers.
Zirkel William H., 660 Main, Cambridge. See page 52
Butter, Cheese and Eggs.
Porters Market, 149 and 151 Summer, Boston. See opp. page 92
Canopies.
See Wedding Canopies.
Carbon and Plainotypes.
Partridge W. H., 27 Harvard sq. and 30 Huntington ave., Boston. See opp. page 60
Carpenters' Tools.
Chandler & Barber, 124 Summer, Boston. See front col. page
Carpet Cleansers.
Flint E. R., Naptha Cleansing Co .. 47 Flint, E. R., Naphtha Cleansing Co., 47 Bromfield, Boston. See footlines. Oriental Process Rng Renovating Co., 58 Winter, Boston. See page 124 Robart Bros., 317 Washington. See foot- lines.
Smart Richard. Carpet Cleaning Co., Dea- con, Cambridge. See page 70
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Carpet Dealers.
Standard Decorating Co., 377 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 46
Carpet Fitting, Laying, etc.
Smart Richard. Carpet Cleaning, 1 Dea- con. Cambridge. See page 70
Carriage Manufacturers and Repairers.
Quinsler & Co., 26 Cambria, Boston. See page 141
Caterer.
Besse P. & J. Co., 140 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 46
Cook T. D. & Co., Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 17
Philadelphia Ice Cream Co., 38 Boston. See foot lines
Spratt W. C .. 372 Cambridge, Allston and Seaverns ave., Jamaica Plain. See page 142
China, Crockery, etc.
Jones. McDuffee & Stratton Co .. 33 Franklin. cor. Hawley, Boston. See outside cover
Chiropdist.
Rudolph Mertin. 564 Washington, Bos- ton. Sce front col.
Circulating Library.
Paine W. D .. 239 Washington. See foot lines
Clocks.
Smith Patterson Co .. 52 Summer, Bostou. See outside eover
Clothes Cleaners.
Flint. E. R. Naphtha Cleansing Co., 47 Bromfield, Boston. See footlines.
Clothes Cleansed and Repaired. White Louis, 290 Harvard. See page 88
Clothiers (Ladies).
Boney P. F .. Sons, 517 Washington, Boston. See page 24
Coal and Wood.
Baldwin Dwight, 399 Cambridge, Allston. See opp. page 198
Cousens Jolm E., Coal Co., 219 Washing- ton, Brookline, 1331 Beacon and 781 Commonwealth ave. See advt. opp. page 79 Mass. Wharf Coal Co., 43 Kilby, Boston. See opp. page 61
Metropolitan Coal Co., Morse ave., and 30 Congress, Boston. See foot lines
Coke.
Cousens John E., Coal Co., 219 Washing- ton. 1331 Beacon and 781 Common- wealth ave. See opp. page 79
Confectioners.
Besse P. & J. Co .. 140 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 46
Theophiles Bros., 1623 Beacon. See page. 88
Contractors.
Kelley Thomas G .. 120 Washington Oliver E. J., 1] Harris
THOMAS J. KELLEY
CONTRACTOR
Estimates Furnished for Road Building, Construction of Sewers, Grading Estates, Etc. Residence WARREN STREET, Tel. 202-2 BROOKLINE
12
BROOKLINE BLUE BOOK
Telephone Brookline 1085-4.
E. J. OLIVER
Public Carriages
and General Contractor
11 Harris St., Brookline.
Corsets.
Chandler George Mrs., 12 and 14 Winter, Boston. See page 124
Covers (Horse and Wagon)
Dorchester Awning Co., 1548-58 Dorches- ter ave., Dorchester. See front col. page Hoyt George T. & Co., 10 Commercial, Boston. See page 106
Creameries.
Alden Bros., 1171 Tremont, Roxbury. · See page 69
Oak Grove Farm Co., 1171 Tremont, Roxbury. See page 69
Spratt W. C., 372 Cambridge, Allston and Seaverns ave., Jamaica Plain. See page 142 .
Cut Glass.
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co., 33
Franklin, cor. Hawley, Boston. See outside cover and page 24
Smith, Patterson Co., 52 Summer, Bos- ton. See outside cover
Decorators.
Union Decorating Co., 26 N. Market, Boston. See front col. page
Dentist
Marshall George L., 93 Mass. ave., Bos- ton. See page 70
Diamonds.
Smith Patterson Co., 52 Summer, Bos- ton. See outside cover
Draperies.
Bowker Lyman A., Co., 498 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 60 Haberstroh L. & Son, 647 Boylston, Bos- ton. See page 88 Hartshorn Co., 1002 Boylston, Boston. See opp. page 78
Dress Forms (Ladies)
Ufford S. N. & Son, 29 Temple pl., Bos- ton
Papier Mache "DISPLAY FORMS" EVERY KIND
"Extension" Pat. Forms for Dress- makers, Wax Figures, Etc.
Wide awake dressmakers will nse no other but Ufford's $12 New Fea- tured Linen Covered Beauty Model 12 Section Extension Dres- Form. that fits every lady. (3 patents.) Beats the world. Illustrated circu- lars. 29 Temple Place.
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