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DIRECTORY
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BROOKLINE,
For 1873-4
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BROOKLINE.
Should this town be re-annexed to Boston, I hope its identity and history will still be preserved.
The act of incorporation of Brookline as a separate town, was passed in 1705, and signed by the Governor General, Joseph Dudley, on the 13th day of November. This Gov. Dudley was a younger son of the staunch old Puritan Thomas Dudley, my honored grandfather of the 7th ascent, if the ex- pression may be allowed. And it is very interesting to note that Hon. Robert C. Winthrop, who has recently, on 22nd Feb. last, given us a labored and excellent account of this town's progress from the start, is a grandson of the fifth de- scent from this Governor, who thus helped to constitute Brook- line an independent municipality. Samuel Sewall, Jr., one of the most prominent citizens at the date just mentioned, was also a relative of Gov. Joseph Dudley, having married his daughter Rebecca.
After the town was incorporated, the inhabitants built a meeting house in 1714 ; for they had previously worshipped at Roxbury, five miles away. The settlement was now about seventy years old.
The first Representative to the Legislature was John Win- chester, in 1709. At this time there were less than fifty vo- ters in the town. But now it contains about 7000 inhabi- tants, and 1100 voters.
In the " trying times" of the Revolutionary war, Brookline was patriotic, and she passed strong resolutions in anticipation of the great struggle, not fearing its advent, nor doubting its triumphant termination.
In the last war with England some of Brookline's best blood was shed; - and, in the great war for the Union, this town is said to have furnished 34 commissioned officers, and 720 men, - many more than were demanded.
The ladies of Brookline raised more than $20,000 to be used for the comfort of the soldiers, and the town expended from its own treasury nearly $135,000 on account of the war ; besides over $30,000 subscribed for the organization and equipment of the volunteers.
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It is understood that the names of Wilder Dwight, and his compeers, who fell in the late war, are to be inscribed on tablets and placed in the elegant Town Hall, recently erected.
Mr. Winthrop, in his splendid address, draws many fine, life-like pictures, of the interesting characters and objects, that have adorned the past history of this beautiful town. He says he, himself, has resided here but seven years, but many of the most distinguished citizens have been his friends, and he feels deeply interested in their lives. Among the noted citizens, or summer residents were Higginson, Cabot, John C, Warren, Richard Sullivan, William Appleton, John Eliot Thayer, Benjamin Guild, Theodore Lyman, Nathaniel 1. Bow- ditch, Samuel G. Perkins, Thomas H. Perkins, &c.
One excellent recommendation, in the address of Mr. Winthrop, is that names should be given to new streets, schools, &c., to commemorate the distinguished men who have lived and labored in the town.
According to the Reports of the Selectmen, Treasurer &c. dated February 1st, 1873, the number of polls assessed is, 1586, at $2 each, total valuation of property, $29,413,914. Amount voted by the town for general purposes, $318,830. The town employs a Superintendent of the Public Schools, at a salary of $1500. The appropriation for education is $35,000.
The Public Library contains 14,723 bound volumes, and 870 pamphlets.
The appropriation for building the new Town Hall was $150,000. It has been finished, and was dedicated with im- posing ceremonies on Washington's birth day of the present year.
DEAN DUDLEY.
PROCTOR & MOODY,
FASHIONABLE STATIONERS,
Wedding and Visiting Cards.
37 West Street, opp. Mason Street,
BOSTON.
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DIRECTORY.
DORAN BROS.
DEALERS IN
Choice Family Groceries.
LASSES
AFFEE
FLOUR
HYSON
BUTTER, CHEESE, LARD, EGGS, &c. TEAS, COFFEES, AND SPICES. constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest cash prices. Goods sent to any part of the town free of expense. Lyceum Hall Building, Washington Street, Brookline. ALFRED DORAN. LEVI DORAN. ENOCH E. DORAN.
DORAN BROS. DEALERS IN Fresh and Salt Provisions.
CHOICE FRUITS
GROWN BY OURSELVES.
FRUITS, VEGETABLES, &c. Also, Poultry and Game of all kinds in their season. Lyceum Hall Building, Washington Street, Brookline. KY" All orders from persons in Brookline and vicinity promptly attended to. ALFRED DORAN. LEVI DORAN. ENOCH E. DORAN.
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BROOKLINE.
STREETS, PLACES, AVENUES, ETC. IN BROOKLINE.
Ackers Avenue, from Brighton south, near Boylston Alton, from Harvard to St. Paul
Andem Place, from Wash. opp. Washington place Ann, from Browne to Still
Aspinwall Avenue, from Harvard to Brookline avenue Auburn, from Harvard to Park
Avon, from Goddard's avenue to W. Roxbury line Babcock Street from Harvard, n. Green, to Brighton
avenue
Beacon, from Mildam to Chestnut Hill reservoir
Borland, from Beacon to Chatham
Boylston, from Washington to Newton line
Brighton Avenue, from the Mildam to Brighton line Brighton, from Boylston, at junc. Heath, to Brighton line
Brookline, from Brighton ave. to Brookline bridge Brookline Avenue, from Washington to Milldam
Browne, from Powell to Pleasant
Carlton, from Colchester to Ivy
Catlin, from Boylston, opp. the reservoir
Centre, from Winchester to Harvard
Chatham, from Kent to Hawes
Chestnut, from Walnut to Jamaica Pond
Chestnut Place, from Chestnut street
Clyde, from Warren to Newton street
Colchester, from Carlton to Kent
Corey's Hill, between Wash, and Harvard, n. Brigh- ton line
Cottage, from Warren, to West Roxbury line Cypress from Washington St. to Chestnut Hill ave. Cypress Place, from Cypress street
Davis Avenue, from Washington, opp. Andem pl. to Cypress street
Davis Court, from Washington, n. Harvard Square Davis Place, from Brookline ave. n. gas house, to R. R. Dudley, from Kent to Hawes
Dudley, from Warren, near Unitarian church, to Warren, near Clyde
Dummer, from Essex to Pleasant
Dymoke, from Dummer to Freeman
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STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN BROOKLINE.
Egmont, from Dymoke to Pleasant
Elm Place, from Walnut, near High
Englewood Avenue, from Beacon st. n. Brighton line Essex, from Freeman to Brighton avenue
Ewe, from Dymoke to Forth [voir
Fairmount, from Dudley to Dudley n. Warren Reser- Faulkner's Avenue, from Newton south east, n. Grove Fay Place, from Wash. opp. the Railroad bridge
Forth, from Brighton avenue to Freeman
Francis, from Kent to Aspinwall
Freeman, from Essex to Babcock
Goddard's Avenue, from Cottage street to Newton st. Gorham Avenue, from Cypress, near Washington to Tappen
Green, from Harvard to Pleasant
Grove, from Newton street to South [line
Hammond, from Newton across Boylston to Newton
Harrison Place, from Harvard, n. Harvard square
Harvard, from Washington to Brighton boundary line Harvard Avenue, from Harvard to Park
Harvard Place, from Harvard west, between Harvard avenue and School
Harvard Square, junction Washington and Harvard
Hawes, from Colchester to Beacon
Heath Avenue, from Heath west, n. Boylston
Heath, from Boylston, at junction Brighton, to New- ton line
High, from Walnut to Chestnut [Pierce
Holden, East side Town Hall, from Washington to Humphrey's Avenue, from Newton
Irving, from Walnut to High
Ivy, from St Mary's to Essex Kent, from Beacon to Francis
Kerrigan Place, from Boylston, near Washington
Lake Side, from Warren, near the reservoir
Linden Place, from Harvard, cast to railroad
Livermore's Lane, from Wash. cast n. Corey's Hill Longwood comprises all the territory north of Har-
vard street and Longwood avenue, east to Longwood stream, Babcock street
Longwood Avenue, from Longwood station to Har- vard
Longwood Stream, west to Babcock street
Marion, from Harvard to Beacon
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STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN BROOKLINE.
Monmouth, from Hawes to St. Mary's
Mountfort, from St. Mary's to Essex
Newton, from West Roxbury line to Newton line Park, from Washington to Beacon
Pearl Place, from Brookline, or Milldam road, near Washington
Perry, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis
Peirce, from Harvard to Prospect
Pierce Lane or Reservoir Place, from Boylston to Chestnut Hill reservoir
Pleasant, from Harvard, n. Longood ave. to Brighton avenue
Pond Avenue, from Wash. at stone bound, to Chestnut Pound, from Heath to Newton line
Powell, continuation of Kent, from Beacon to Free- man.
Prescott, from Ivy to Mountfort
Prospect, from Washington to School
Reservoir Place, see Pierce lane
School, from Washington to Harvard
Sewall Avenue, from Harvard to Kent
Sewall Place, from Cypress
South, from Newton street to W. Roxbury line
Still, from Browne to Freeman
St. Mary's from Brighton avenue to Beacon
St. Paul, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis street Summit Avenue, from Beacon, over Corey's Hill to the Brighton line
Tappan, from Cypress to Beacon
Thatcher, from Dymoke to Forth [Hall
Thayer Place, from Washington, nearly opp. Town
Toxteth, from Aspinwall avenue to Francis
Vernon, from Harvard to Marion
Wait, from Beacon to Pleasant
Walnut, from Washington to Boylston, n. Reservoir
Walnut Hill, west of Newton street
Walnut Place, from Walnut street, near Irving
Warren, from Walnut to Heath
Washington, principal business street, from Boston line to Brighton line Webster, from Harvard to Beacon
Webster Place, from Harvard, next to Harrison pl. White Place, from Washington, opp. Railroad station Winchester, from Beacon to the Brighton line
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BROOKLINE.
HALLS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Brookline Public Library Building, Washington, n. School
Chapel Hill Station, foot of Carlton [avenue
Colonnade Buildings, Harvard sq.
Cottage Farm Station, Essex junction with Brighton
Fire Engine House and Hook and Ladder House, Washington street, corner Walnut
Goddard Hall, Guild's Block, Washington
Guild's Block, Washington street
Lyceum Hall, Washington street, n. Railroad depot
Panter's Building, Harvard square
Town Hall, Washington st. bet. Holden and Prospect
Whyte's Block, Walnut, corner Washington
J. B. HAMBLIN, PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER AND OPTICIAN,
DEALER IN
WATCHES AND OPTICAL GOODS.
No. 82 TREMONT ST. (2 Tremont Temple,) BOSTON.
Fine Watch Repairing and Fitting of Spectacles a specialty Formerly with the American Watch Co., Waltham.
WILLIAM P. CHASE, Book Lettering and Stamping, 53 Washington Street,
UP STAIRS. BOSTON.
Names marked on Books, Albums, Traveling Bags, Pocket Books, Silks, Satins, &c., &c.
W. P. C. received a Diploma at the Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association for Book Lettering and Stamping.
BROOKLINE GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY. .
Ab., above ; agt., agent ; asst., assistant; av. or ave., avenue; b. or bds., boards ; bet., between; bldg., building ; blk. block; (B.) Boston; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; . h., house; mkr .; maker ; manuf., manufacturer ; n. or nr., near ; opp., opposite ; pl., place ; P. O., Post Office; Pres., President ; r., rear; rd., road; st., street: sec., secretary ; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; wid., widow ; whf., wharf; wks., works.
ABBOTT CHARLES, (B.) h. Harvard, opposite Alton Abbott Edward M. lumber dealer, Brighton ave. near Cottage Farm Station, Longwood, h. (North ave. Cambridge) Abbott John C. insurance (8 Devonshire, Boston), h. Harvard, opp. Alton place
Ackers Hannah Miss, h. Boylston, second from Brighton Adams A. S. (A. S. Adams & Co.), Harvard sq. h. at Newton Adams A. S. & Co. (A. S. Adams and J. H. Adams), hardware, Harvard Square
Adams B. F. manuf. agent (8 So. Market, B.),h. Marion, n.Harvard Adams Daniel D. mason, Mechanic's Block, h. Washington Adams George Mrs. widow, h. Pleasant, cor. Browne Adams Geo. H. bds. Mrs. G. Adams, Pleasant, cor. Browne. Adams J. H. (A. S. Adams & Co.), Harvard sq. h. at Newton Adams Matthew, coachman, Augustus N. Loring's, Browne Aderson Olaf P. gardener J. W. Tylers, bds. Goddard ave. n. Cottage
Aeehtler John, proprietor Brookline House, Washington, cor. Walnut
Algier Edgar, foreman B. & A. R. R. bds. School, n. Harvard Allen Edward F. waiter, David Hunt's, Monmouth, c. Carlton Allen John, carpenter, bds. N. Watson's, Fay place
Allen Lyman W. clerk (B.), bds. Rufus S. Allen's, Dudley Allen Philip S. contractor, h. Green, n. Pleasant, Longwood Allen Rufus S. carpenter, h. Dudley, near Reservoir Allen Samuel S. ins. broker (37 State, B.), h. Monmouth
Allyn H. A. Supt. Brookline Gas. Light Co. h. Washington, n. Beacon
Almy Frederick, dry goods com. mer. (33 Eliot, B.), h. Ivy, near Carlton, Longwood
Ames Seth, judge (Supreme Court, B.), h. Colchester, c. Kent Amory Augustus, bds. J. S. Amory's, Cottage, near Warren Amory Frederick, bds. James S. Amory's, Warren, n. Cottage Amory James S. (B.), h. Warren, n. Cottage
Amory Robert, physician, h. Colchester, n. Chapel station Amory William 60 State (B), h. Powell, n. Beacon, Longwood Anderson -, painter, J. B. Hand's, b. H. N. Fuller's, White pl. Andros R. S. S. Mrs. widow, h. Winchester, third from Beacon Annable John J. laborer, Hancock Bros. house Prospect, near Washington
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Archer Freeman F. mason (B.), h. Thayer place
Aspinwall John S. G. (Custom House, B.), h. Thayer place Aspinwall William, lawyer (42 Court, B.), h. Washington, opp. Park [near Cottage.
Atkinson Charles M. gardener, John L. Gardener's, h. Warren, Atkinson Edward (40 State, B.), house Heath avenue
Atkinson George, treas. (Waltham cotton mills, 60 State, B.), h. Walnut place
Averill John S. clerk, Collins & Dyer, bds. B. C. Clark's, Boylston Avery John (No. 12 So. Market B.), h. Babcock, n. Harvard
Ayers John A. fireman, Ritchie & Sons, bds. J. S. Page's, Davis ct,
BABCOCK LUCY, widow George, h. Harvard, n. Babcock Bachelder Chas. W. (81 F. H. Market, B.), h. Prospect, n. Wash- ington
Bachelder Josiah G. (Palmer, Bachelders & Co. Temple Place, B.), jeweller, h. Kent, near Colchester
Bacon Francis H. bookkeeper, Seamans & Co. bds. Davis ave. Bacon Thomas H. (22 Congress, B.), h. Park, n. Washington Bailey J. O. clerk, F. A. Newall's, Harvard square, bds. do.
Baker Benjamin F. painter, Wash. c. Pearl, h. Cypress, n. Wash. Baker James, mer. (99 Commercial, B.), bds. W. A. Humphrey's, Newton
Bancroft Chas. P. (Bancroft & Boyden), furniture dealer (180 Tremont B.), house Cypress place
Barnard William H. boot and shoe maker, Washington, n. Brook- line ave. h. do.
Barr Daniel, laborer, h. Kerrigan place
Barrett Geo. T. philosophical instrument maker, Ritchie & Sons, boards Mrs. Barrett's, School
Barrett James, laborer, h. Sewall place
Barrett Mary, widow, h. Boylston, near Washington
Barrett Michael, coachman, John II. Sturgis', Boylston
Barrett Michael, mason, house Boylston, near Washington
Barrett Olive S. wid. of Joseph W. h. School, near Harvard
Barrett Patrick, tanner, house Pearl place
Barrett Thomas, laborer. house Pearl place
Barry Michael, laborer, house Boylston, near Hammond
Barton Edward H. (3 Beacon, B.). h. Colonnade bldg. Wash.
Baxter Albert G. Grocer, (Statc, B ), house Davis ct. [do Baxter Benj. F. mason and grocer, c. Western ave. and Wash. h. Baxter Sidney R. hardware (5 Dock sq. B.), bds. Albert J. Bax- ter's,Davis ct.
Beals James H. (Beals, Greene & Co., Boston Post, B.), house Park, corner Auburn
Beals James H. Jr., at (Boston Post office), house Harvard ave. Beals Samuel (Beals & Jones), carpenter and builder, High, c. Washington, house Boylston
BEALS & JONES, (Samucl Beals and Charles W. Jones), car- penters and builders, High, corner Washington
Bean Henry S. clerk, J. Anson Guild, bds. Mrs. Buckett's, Wash- ington, corner Walnut
Beaty James, h. Brookline avc. near Boston line
Beck Frederick, broker (15 Devonshire, B.), h. Davis avenue Beegan Joseph H. nurseryman and florist, Beacon, n. the Chest- nut Hill Reservoir, h. do. [avenue Bellows Wm. M. driver, M. R. R. h. Washington, opp. Brookline
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Bennett Elizabeth L. Mrs. widow, h. Park, n. Vernon Bennett Stephen D. h. Washington near Cypress
Bense Joseph C. bricklayer, bds. J. Paton's, Washington
Bentley David, teacher, Ward grammar school, h. School, near Harvard
Benton Austin W. house Vernon, near Beacon
Bertsch Leo, mechanician, Ritchie & Sons, bds. J. S. Paige's
Bigham John, gardener, h. Brookline ave. n. Boston line
Bigley Neil, coachman, J. M. Cate's, bds. Heath avenue
Billings Virgil D. contractor and builder, h. Carlton, corner of Beacon, Longwood
Binney Amos R. civil engineer, h. Park, near Beacon
Bird Albert H. (38 and 40 F. H. mkt. B.), h. Webster, n. Harvard Bird George W. druggist and apothecary, Washington, n. R. R. bridge, house do.
Bird Harrison, provisions (38 and 40 F. H. mkt. B.), h. Harvard opp. Longwood avenue
Bird John A. Mrs. h. Walnut, corner Cypress
Bird William Mrs. 2nd, widow, h. Walnut, near Cypress
Bird William B. house Walnut, near Irving
Bird William H. (J. A. & W. Bird & Co., B.), h. Walnut, near Cypress [place
Bishop Robert, cotton merchant (Federal, B.), h. foot of Linden Bixby Henry C. paymaster, B. & A. R. R. h. St. Paul, n. Francis BLAISDELL JOHN E, carpenter and builder, Carlton, near Chapel station, h. do.
Blake George B. banker (28 State, B.), h. Wash. n. Cypress
Blanchard George, gardener, house White place
Blaney James M. h. Dudley, n. Kent
Blute Michael, laborer, house Sewall place
Bogman Edward T. student, bds. Harvard, opp. Linden place Bogmań George E. hardware (7 Dock sq. B.), h. Harvard, near Linden place [opp. Linden place
Bogmon George W. hardware (7 Dock sq. B.), bds. Harvard,
Bolan John, laborer, h. Pearl place
Bonacina Edward, watchmaker (B.), h. Boylston, n. Washington Boody James H. (Harrison & Boody), Wash. opp. Town Hall bds. School, n. Harvard
Bowditch Ernest W. engineer (Devonshire st. B.), bds. Tappan
Bowditch James H. student, house Tappan
Bowditch Nathaniel I. Mrs. widow, n. Walnut, cor. Warren
Bowditch Wm. I. conveyancer (S. R. R. Ex. B.), h. Tappan Bowen P. W. carriage smith and horse shoer, Boylston, n. Wash- ington, h. do. [Babcock st.
Bowers H. E. Miss bds. Mrs. A. Clarke's, h. Brighton ave. n. Bowes Benjamin, hostler, bds. at Reservoir Hotel, Beacon near Tappan
Bowes Wm. gas-fitter, h. Boylston, near Washington
Bowker W. Henry, carpenter, h. Harvard place
Bowler Joshua, hack driver, h. Walnut, near Washington
Bowles M. L. com. mer. (15 Kilby B.), h. Harvard, c. Harvard ave. Bowman Alonzo, policeman, h. School, n. Prospect
Bowman James T. bds. C. B. Wood's, Babcock, n. Brighton ave. Boyd Leslie, teamster, E. M. Abbott's, h. Brighton avenue, near Cottage Farm station, Longwood
Boynton G. F. dry goods, Washington, n. depot, bds. J. Crew- shaw's, Washington
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BROOKLINE [B] DIRECTORY.
Brackett Charles Mrs. widow, h. Wash. n. Walnut
Brackett Isaiah L. wool merchant (104 State B.), h. Pleasant, second from Green
Bradshaw Jane C. widow, h. White place
Brady Michael, blacksmith, Bowen's, Boylston [Park
Bragdon Joseph H. paints and oils (8 India st. B.), h. Marion, c. Brannan James, mason, h. Boylston, near Washington
Brett Geo. L. clothing, (30 Exchange, B.), bds. Z. F. Brett's, Har- vard, n. Babcock [near Babcock Brett Henry (19 City Exchange, B.), bds. Z. F. Brett's, Harvard Brett Zenas F. clothing (313 Washington B.), h. Harvard, near Babcock
Briggs Henry P. wholesale grocer (B.), h. Walnut, n. Irving
Briggs Richard, crockery (Washington, c. School, B.), h. Hawes, Brockway Samuel J. h. Park, n. Beacon [near Dudley
Broderick Dennis, laborer, bds. Pearl place
Broderick Maurice, laborer, h. Pearl place
Broderick Mary, widow, h. Pearl place
Brodhead Daniel D. broker (7 Doane, B.), h. Boylston, n. Wash.
Brodhead Francis D. house Boylston, near Washington
Brookline Baptist Church, Harvard, near Washington
Brookline Cornet Band, Guild's block, Washington
Brookline Depot, Washington
Brookline Gas Light Co., Washington, cor. Brookline avenue Brookline High School, Prospect, corner School
Brookline H. R. R. stable, Washington, near Walnut
Brookline Public Library, Washington, n. Town Hall
Brooks Catherine Mrs. h. Boylston, cor. Kerrigan place
Brooks George, leather dealer, shoe-findings; &c. (35 India B.), house Harvard, near Vernon avenue
Brooks Lyman B. (D. B. Brooks & Brothers, 25 Haverhill, B.), house Washington, near Holden
Brooks Thos. J. bds. Catherine Brook's, Bolyston, c. Kerrigan pl, Brown Bros. (Cyrus H. and Thos. S.), provision dealers Wash- ington, near depot
Brown Cyrus H. (Brown Bros.), provision dealer, Washington, n. depot, house at Allston
Brown Geo. carpenter, bds. John Reed's, School
Brown George F. wholesale fish-dealer (224 State, B.), h. Win- chester, second from Beacon
Brown H. A. h. Washington, opp. Town Hall
Brown H. A. jr. bds. H. A. Brown's, Washington
Brown Joseph T. apothecary (Washington, c. Bedford, B.), h. Newton, corner Clyde
Brown Lizzie G. dry and fancy goods, 3rd h. east of R. R. Chapel sta. bds. Z. L. Brown's, do.
Brown Thomas S. (Brown Bros.), provision dealer, Washington, near depot, house Harvard, n. Harvard sq.
Brown Wm. F. confectioner, 3 Guild's bldg. Washington, opp. the Depot (and 1193 1-2 Wash. B.), h. Walnut, n. High Brown Wm. H. Mrs. widow, h. Walnut, near Washington
Brown Wm. S. clerk, Brown Bros. house Colonnade building, Washington
Brown Z. L. widow, h. Chapel sta. 3rd house east of R. R.
Bruce Benjamin, h. Harvard avenue
Bruce Jas. S. Mrs. h. 5 Webster place
Bryant Thomas G. sheet-iron worker, Kendrick Bros. h. Wash. near R. R. bridge
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BROOKLINE [C] DIRECTORY.
Bugbee Geo. A. traveling agent (B.), h, Thayer place Buckley Cornelius, laborer, h. Brighton, n. Boylston Buckley William, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington
Burditt Horatio S. clothing, wholesale (34 Chauncy, B.), house Harvard avenue
Burke Ellen, widow, h. Fay place
Burke John, carpenter, bds. E. Burke's, Fay place
Burke John, laborer, h. Sewall place
Burke Joseph, carpenter, bds. E. Burke's, Fay place Burke Martin, laborer, h. Ackers avenue, near Brighton
Burke Michael, laborer, house Pearl place
Burke Patrick, laborer, h. Brighton ave. n. R. R. Longwood Burke Thomas, gardener, Henry Mason's, house Davis place Burke Winnifred, widow, house Kerrigan place
Burleigh Sylvester S. mason, house School, near Harvard Burnes John J. carpenter, bds. J. Paton's, Wash. n. the depot Burnes Matthew, carpenter, bds. J. Paton's, Wash. n. depot Burnes Patrick, coachman, A. Lowell's, bds. Heath, n. Boylston Burnham John A. Mrs. widow, h. rear of Essex, opp. Mountford, Longwood
Burrill Chas. com. mer. (104 State, B.), h. Harvard, n. Pierce Burt Soloman, grocer, Wash. opp. the depot, h. White place Burton Hazen J. with (Keating, Lane & Co. B.), h. Summit ave. Corey's hill [Carlton
Bush S. Dacre (2 Pemberton sq. room 19, B.), h. Beacon, near Bush Samuel L. (14 Devonshire, B,), h. Beacon, n. Carlton Butler Eliza Miss, house Boylston, near Washington Butler J. E. carpenter, h. Davis ct.
Butler Mary Mrs. house Boylston, near Kerrigan place Butler Susan R. Mrs. widow, h. Washington, near Prospect
Butters Charles H. farmer, h. Newton, n. Hammond
Butters Edward F. farmer, h. Newton, n. Hammond
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, h. Brighton, near Boylston
CABOT EDWARD C. architect (2 Pemberton square, B.), h Clyde, corner Warren
Cabot Eliza, widow Samuel, h. Clyde, corner Warren
Cabot Follen, commission mer. (B.), h. High, n. Irving
Cabot Francis. treas. manuf. Co.'s (16 Merch. Exchange, B.), h. Heath, near Heath avenue
Cabot J. Elliott, house Clyde, near Warren
Cabot Frederick Mrs. widow, h. High, near Irving
Cabot John H. house High, near Irving
Cabot Richard C. house High, near Irving
Cabot Walter C. h. Heath, beyond schoolhouse
Cahill John, laborer, house Pearl place
Cahill Matthew, laborer, house Davis place Cahill Richard, gardener, A. A. Lawrence's, h. opp. Chapel sta. Cain Michael, laborer, Mrs. E. Cabot's, Clyde Calef Benjamin S. importer (D. P. Ives & Co. 516 Washington, B.), house Hawes, cor. Colchester, Longwood Call James M. policeman, house School, opp. Prospect Callahan Edward, blacksmith, bds. P. W. Bowen's, Boylston Campbell Adam, laborer, h. Boylston third from Brighton Campbell Hamilton, laborer, house Boylston, n. Washington Campbell James, laborer, h. Brighton, avenue, opp. Pleasant, Longwood
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BROOKLINE [C] DIRECTORY.
Campbell Susan, widow, h. Davis place
Canan Michael, coachman, Ivy, near Carlton, Longwood
Candage R. G. F. marine inspector (Boston Board of Under writers, B.), house Davis avenue [c. Irving
Candler John W. com. merchant (Merchants Row, B.), h. High, Cantwell James, carpenter, bds. Nicholas Cantwell's, Boylston Cantwell Lawrence, carpenter, Boylston, near Washington
Cantwell Nicholas, carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Washington Canty Michael, mason, house Davis place Carmody James, laborer, h. Washington, near Walnut
Carmody John, laborer, h. Brookline ave. n. Pearl place Carmody Michael, painter, bds. John Carmody's, Brookline ave. Carnes Geo. Henry, bds. Geo. W. Carnes', St. Paul, c. Alton pl. Carnes George W. boys clothing (Tremont Temple, B.), house St. Paul, corner Alton place
Carney Joseph, plumber, house Davis place
Carr Wm. farmer, at Thomas B. Griggs', Washington
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