Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1884, Part 1

Author: W. A. Greenough
Publication date: 1884
Publisher: The Author
Number of Pages: 318


USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Waltham > Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1884 > Part 1
USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Watertown > Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1884 > Part 1


Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org.


Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23



WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 4867 00421 8782


For Reference


Not to be taken


from this library


WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY


Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from


Federally funded with LSTA funds through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners


http://archive.org/details/directoryofinhab1884wagr


3


129 -577


ADVERTISEMENTS.


PEVEAR & RUSSELL,


(Successors to ROYAL GILKEY), DEALERS IN BEST QUALITIES


Anthracite & Bituminous Coal,


HARD AND SOFT WOOD, Hay, Straw, Brick and Sand, ARSENAL COR. PATTEN STREET, WATERTOWN. Office, C. W. BERRI''S STORE, 36 .IN STREET.


FRANCIS BUTTRICK,


Dealer in and Manufacturer of all kinds of


LUMBER


ALSO, PACKING BOXES MADE TO ORDER.


PLANING AND SAWING, YARD, FELTON STREET, NEAR MOODY, WALTHAM. West .Verton Horse Cars pass the yard.


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL,


Hardware, Stoves, Furnaces, Ranges - DEALERS LV -


AND KITCHEN FURNISHINGS,


NEW MAGEE


HALL'S BLOCK, MOODY ST., Waltham, Mass.


Tin Roofing, Furnace Repairs and Jobbing oï all kinds to order.


The NEW MAGEE Stove a Specialty.


J. B. TAYLOR.


.1. S. PERCIVAL.


4


ADVERTISEMENTS.


DEALER IN


James M. Taylor, Hall's Block, Moody St.,


Salt & Fresh Provisions,


Waltham, Mass.


BUTTER, EGGS,


FRUITS -AND- VEGETABLES.


Mrs. J. Albert Sullivan, Drugs, Medicines & Chemicals


FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES.


Sponges, Brushes, Perfumery, Etc.


Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded, and orders answered with care and dispatch.


Watertown Sq., next P. O. Watertown, Mass.


W. B. KNAPP.


- Manufacturer and Dealer in


Stoves, Furnaces, puo


NEW HUB


Ranges,


PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER. Jobbing of all kinds promptly Attended to. TIN, SHEET IRON, BRITANNIA & WOODEN WARE Copper, Iron & Wooden PUMPS, Runs, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, ZINC, ETC., ETC. Pumps Set, Roofs Tinned, GUTTERS, CONDUCTORS, .And Store Work made to order. All Work Barrarted. 240 Main Street, FALTHAM.


5


ADVERTISEMENTS,


GRAND UNION HOTEL, OPP. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, NEW YORK CITY.


FOURTH AVENUE, 41st and 42d STREETS. W. D. GARRISON, MANAGER.


FORAM.


GRAND UNICH


GRAND UNION HOTEL


IMPORTANT.


Travellers or families arriving or leaving the City for business, pleasure, or to visit summer resorts, will find superior accommodations at this Hotel. European Plan. 600 elegant roon.s at $1 and upwards per day. Richly furnished suites for families. Also, rooms for Supper or Dinner parties. Restaurant, Cafe and Wine Rooms supplied with the best at moderate prices. Guests save $3 car- riage hire, and by handing their Baggage Checks to Hotel Clerk can have it delivered from this Depot, to their room in 15 minutes, free of charge.


6


ADVERTISEMENTS,


NEW


THE HUB


RANGE!


With Patent Reflex Grate.


NEW HUB


Has stood the Test of Years and is everywhere creating the Greatest Enthusiasm among our Housekeepers!


Its great popularity is due to its striking improvements over other ranges. These improvements are all patented and are peculiar features of the New Hub.


AMONG ITS SPECIALTIES ARE


Steel Finished Edges and Panels, Oven Shelf for Basting Meats, Ornamental High Shelf, Elegant Cabinet Base, Patent Double-Quick Damper,


Patent Reflex Grate, Patent Hub Towel Dryer, and the largest Oven Made, Taking 8 Full Sized Pie Platos at a time.


Those who believe the BEST is the CHEAPEST will give the New Hub the preference over all others.


The NEW HUB is Manufactured by


THE SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE COMPANY,


52 and 54 Union Street, BOSTON, MASS.,


and is for sale by dealers everywhere. Catalogues and Prices mailed on application to the Manufacturers.


For Sale in WALTHAM by W. B. KNAPP.


GILKEY & STONE,


Dealers in and Manufacturers of all kinds of


LUMBER,


Eastern and Western LUMBER


LUMBER YARD


Kiln Dried and Dressed, Constantly on Hand.


Arsenal, corner Irving Street, WATERTOWN, MASS.


7


ADVERTISEMENTS,


AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO.,


Manufacturers of THE WHITCOMB LATIIE,


WALTHAM, MASS.


Andcombo


JOHNSON - THOMPSON. SC


And Watch and other Fine Machinery


BOSTON


RESTAURANT


HOT COFFEE


BILLYOF


FARE


OYSTERS


Sully


RESTAURANT. 80 MOODY STREET.


The best place in Waltham to obtain meals, is at the above popular establishment. D. R. ANDERSON, one of the proprietors, is a thorough practical cook and conducts the above POPULAR RESORT upon the same princi- ple which contributed to make his restaurant in Boston one of the best patronized in that city. viz -


FIRST-CLASS VIANDS, FIRST-CLASS COOKING AND FIRST-CLASS SERVICE


With MODERATE PRICES.


Hot Meals Served at all Hours. Table Board by the Day or Week. Mr. Anderson gives his personal attention to all the details of the establishment, and patrons may therefore rely upon being promptly served and courteously treated at all times.


PARTIES SUPPLIED AT SHORT NOTICE.


ANDERSON & DUFFY, Props., 80 Moody St., WALTHAM.


W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS OF


DIRECTORIES AND MAPS, No. 31 Milk Street, BOSTON, MASS.


ELMER LITTLEFIELD.


JAMES E. HUNTRESS.


8


ADVERTISEMENTS.


If you care for your Eyes have them accurately fitted by a PRACTICAL OPTICIAN.


Oculists orders filled and Eyes carefully measured for Astig- matism, Etc.


FINE SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES MADE TO ORDER. J. B. HAMBLIN, PRACTICAL OPTICIAN,


5 BROMFIELD STREET, - - BOSTON.


Residence, TAYLOR STREET, WALTHAM.


Satisfaction Guaranteed.


TELEPHONE NO. 8643.


Save


Your


Money. by having your carriage, wagon or sleigh painted or repaired by


WARD,


who will give you more value for your money than is given at other places.


Now is the time to order a new pung or sleigh for next winter, or to have the old ones painted or repaired.


When your tires need setting, drop a postal, and we will call for and deliver the same. Price $3 a set; no extra charge for cut- ting joints, weighing spokes or new bolts. Satisfaction guar- anteed.


All orders addressed to the factory, cor. Elm & Washington Sts., West Newton; P.O. Box 54, West Newton; P. O. Box 768, Waltham; or left at residence, Moody St., Waltham, near Newton line, will receive prompt attention.


WALKER & PRATT ME'G. CO.,


Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers of


STOVES, RANGES & FURNACES,


Steam Heating, Hot Water Heating, Hotel COOKING APPARATUS, and TIN-WARE. - - SPECIALTIES MADE OF -


TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WORK of all kinds, and TIN ROOFING. General Jobbing given prompt attention.


21 & 23 Galen St., Watertown. 31 & 35 Union St., Boston.


Massachusetts Cities Business Directory, Published by


W. A. Greenough & Co., PRICE, - $2.50. No. 31 Milk Street, BOSTON, MASS,


1884


THE


3.2.34


Waltham and Watertown


DIRECTORY, - OF THE


INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, SOCIETIES, BUSINESS, BUSINESS FIRMS, STATE CENSUS, ETC., ETC.


SOLD BY GEORGE WOOLLEY, 363 MAIN STREET, WALTHAM.


W. A. GREENOUGH & CO.,


COMPILERS, PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS, BOWDOIN BUILDING, 31 Milk Street, Boston, Mass.


PRICE,


$1.50.


Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1884, by W. A. GREENOUGH & Co., in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.


8


10


ADVERTISEMENTS.


THE BEST AND SHORTEST ROUTE BETWEEN


Boston, Winchendon, Ashburnham Centre, Mass., Keene, Peter- boro', Claremont, N. H., Bellows Falls, Rutland, Middle- bury, Burlington and Windsor, Vt., is via. the


Fitchburg, Cheshire, Central Vermont and Ashburnham Railroads. The FAVORITE ROUTE BETWEEN Boston, White River Junction, Montpelier, Waterbury, St. Albans, Vt., Montreal, Canada; Norwood and Ogdens- burg, N. Y., is via. the


Fitchburg, Cheshire, Central Vermont, Ogdensburg and Lake Champlain, and Grand Trunk Railroads.


For full particulars and rates of fare apply at or address the General Office Cheshire Railroad, No. 228 Washington Street, or the General Office, Fitchburg Railroad, No. 250 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.


The ONLY ROUTE WHICH MAKES CLOSE CONNECTIONS Via. Ayer Junction, Between Boston, Groton, Pepperell, Harvard, Lancaster, Clinton Sterling Junction and Oakdale is via. the


Fitchburg and Worcester & Nashua Railroads


THE BEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE


Between Boston, Northfield, Mass., and Brattleboro', Vt., is via. the FITCHBURG AND NEW LONDON NORTHERN RAILROADS,


Trains are run by "EASTERN STANDARD" time.


HE ONLY ROUTE which has a DOUBLE TRACK and which runs EXPRESS T TRAINS between Boston, Waltham, Concord, Concord Junction, Ayer Junc- tion, North Leominster, Fitchburg, Gardner, Baldwinville, Athol and Orange, also T HE ONLY ROUTE running EXPRESS TRAINS and THROUGH CARS between Boston, Miller's Falls, Greenfield, Shelburne Falls and North Adams.


The POPULAR ROUTE between Boston, Hudson and Marlboro'


J. WHITMORE, Traffic Manager,


J. R. WATSON, General Passenger Agt.


JOHN ADAMS, General Supt. F. O. HEALD, General Ticket Agt.


W23.


18


PREFACE.


-


We again present our patrons and the public with a new edition of the WALTHAM AND WATERTOWN DIRECTORY for their use and approval. We have spared no trouble or expense in the canvass and compilation of this issue of the work to make it in all respects as.correct and reliable as is possible for a book of this kind.


The difficulty of compiling a city directory is seldom understood, and is not easily explained, dependent as we are upon local patron- age, it is an absolute necessity that we have the support of the en- tire business community, who derive the largest portion of the benefit of such a work.


A city directory contains a great amount of information concern- ing the public, religious, charitable, and private institutions of the place, which makes it a valuable present record as well as an his- torical authority.


Every person should have at their business place or residence a directory of the city from time to time as published, not only as a daily convenience, but as a valuable record of local history.


This year's directory gives 5,029 names in Waltham, and 2,027 in Watertown.


Persons consulting the directory are reminded of the importance of knowing the precise spelling of a name, before looking for it, as names pronounced the same are often spelled quite differently, and appear on different pages.


We take this occasion to express our thanks for the uniform cour- tesy and important assistance afforded to our agents in collecting information for the present number.


W. A. GREENOUGH & CO.,


Editors, Printers and Publishers.


12


ADVERTISEMENTS.


- ESTABLISHED 1836 .-


W. P. B. BROOKS & CO., 151 HANOVER STREET, BOSTON,


Furniture, Carpetings, Ranges, Bedding &C.


A Full Line of Housekeeping Goods. Lowest Prices. Easiest of Terms.


W. P. B. BROOKS. ALEX. D. DAMON. FRED D. SPERRY.


Manufacturers of YACHTS.


SAIL BOATS,


ROW BOATS,


YAWL BOATS,


HIGGINS & GIFFORD.


DINKIES,


LIFE BOATS, SEINE BOAT'S,


-AND DEALERS IN - -


BOAT TRIMMINGS, ETC.


P. O. Box 130,


GLOUCESTER, MASS.


Massachusetts Cities Business Directory, Published by


W. A. Greenough & Co., PRICE, - $2.50. No. 31 Milk Street, BOSTON, MASS.


CONTENTS.


PAGE


ABBREVIATIONS . 27, 213


AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, WALTHAM ..


201


AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR, WATERTOWN. 294


ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS, WALTHAM .


204


ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN, WALTHAM. 203


BANKS, WALTHAM . 162, 363


BANKS, WATERTOWN. 274


BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC., WALTHAM . 22


BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, HALLS, ETC., WATERTOWN. 212


BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WALTHAM . 161


BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WATERTOWN 273


15


CEMETERIES, WALTHAM 23


212


CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS


197


CHURCHES, WATERTOWN.


292


DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN MIDDLESEX


192


FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH 194


FIRE DEPARTMENT, WALTHAM . 193


FIRE DEPARTMENT, WATERTOWN 290


GRAND ARMY CADETS . 202


GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WALTHAM


202


GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WATERTOWN


294


INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS . 14


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WALTHAM. 207


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WATERTOWN


296


KNIGHTS OF HONOR, WALTHAM.


201


KNIGHTS OF HONOR, WATERTOWN.


295


MASONIC, WALTHAM 200


MASONIC, WATERTOWN. 293


MILITARY, WALTHAM 204


MISCELLANEOUS, WATERTOWN 295


181


NEWSPAPERS, WATERTOWN


283


NOTARIES PUBLIC, WALTHAM


207


NOTARIES PUBLIC, WATERTOWN


296


ODD FELLOWS, WALTHAM .


200


ODD FELLOWS, WATERTOWN


294


POST OFFICE, WALTHAM 206


POST OFFICE, WATERTOWN 296


PUBLIC LIBRARY, WALTHAM . 197


PUBLIC LIBRARY, WATERTOWN 295


PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WALTHAM . 195


PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WATERTOWN. 290


RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC., WALTHAM. 23


212


RELIEF CORPS


202


ROYAL ARCANUM, WALTHAM .


201


ROYAL ARCANUM, WATERTOWN


294


SOCIETIES, WALTHAM


204


SONS OF VETERANS


203


STREETS, WALTHAM.


19


STREETS, WATERTOWN


210


TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES, WALTHAM


203


TOWN OFFICERS, WALTHAM


191


TOWN OFFICERS, . WATERTOWN


289


UNION HORSE RAILWAY 295


UNITED ORDER OF PILGRIM FATHERS, WALTHAM 202


U. O. G. C ... 294


WALTHAM DIRECTORY .. 27


WALTHAM NEW CHURCH SCHOOL. 197


WATERTOWN DIRECTORY 213


BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS


CEMETERIES, WATERTOWN 297


CHURCHES, WALTHAM


NEWSPAPERS, WALTHAM .


RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC., WATERTOWN


14


INDEX.


INDEX TO WALTHAM ADVERTISEMENTS.


PAGE


American Watch Tool Co 7


Anderson Bros., carriage mnfrs .. 361


Anderson & Duffy, restaurant, 7


Atwood E. jr., carpenter and


builder .... 362


Barry E. L., prop. Waltham Rec- ord . 363 Blake C. S., watches, clocks etc .. 368 Blake G., furniture mover. 366


Boston Mnfg. Co., Edmund


Dwight, treasurer 366


Boynton S. W. & Co., dry goods. 369 Buckley T. F., prop. Charles River Billiard Hall ... 365


Buttrick Francis, lumber 3 Carney & Son, coal and wood . 365


Charles River Billiard Hall, T. F.


Buckley, prop 365


Cobe Nathan, gents furnishing goods ...


.foot lines


Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co., gas and water pipes. . 368 Dawson & Taylor, carpenters .... 359


Eddy C. F. & Co., coal and wood


front cover


Edes Robert B. & Co., country


produce .. .front cover Finen John, cigars, pipes and to- bacco 360


Fisher W. L. & Co., newspapers,


periodicals, etc .. 363


Frost G. F., coal. 359


Gibbs & Co., Waltham & Boston Ex .. 360 prop 363 Warren Georgia A. Mrs., pianos


Green Jolm A., horse shoeing. 364


Hall Henry C., apothecary. front


cover


Hanson N., carpenter 362 Hays W. W., concrete paver. 365 Higgins A., provisions. 361 Hunnewell Wm. A., F. P. Rutter,


agent, coal, wood, etc ... front cover


Kelly Thomas, livery stable ...... 366


Kilburn J. H., house and sign


painting


370


Knapp W. B., stoves .. 4 Martin L. W., carpenter 362 McWain C. W., cigars, etc. 365 Miller John G., carpenter and


builder ... 362 Munroe J. R., horse shoer 367 Munster A., baker .. 368


Noble J. P., watchmaker and op- tician . 368


Oakes Henry H., prop. Prospect House 361 Packard C. S., building mover and ice dealer. .. 367 Phinncy George, publisher Wal- tham Free Press .. 359


Pratt Charles, jeweller and en- graver .. 370 Priest H. E., flour, grain, etc .... 360 Prospect House, H H. Oakes,


prop .. . 361


Putnam J. F., dentist 368


Richardson W. J., livery stable ... 369 Rooney W. F., groceries, etc ..... 367 Rutter F. P., coal ...... .. front cover Taylor James M., provisions. .... 4 Taylor P. W., provisions .. 370


Taylor & Percival, hardware, stoves, etc .. 3


Waltham Bleachery,


Edmund


Dwight, treasurer ..


366


Waltham Free Press,


George


Flagg Bros., wagon mnfrs ..


364


Phinney, publisher.


359


Waltham National Bank


363


Waltham Record, E. L. Barry,


and organs .. 367 Webster W. A., photographer ... front cover Weeks & Co's Express, Waltham,


Watertown & Boston. ... 360 Welch W. F., cigars, tobacco, etc 369 Whitney Charles A., sawing,


planing, and turning .......


... 359


INDEX TO WATERTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.


Briggs George F., photographer. 370 Foley John T., carriage painter .. 371 Gilkey & Stone, lumber .... 6


Gleason S. S., auctioneer, pub-


lishier Watertown Enterprise ... 372 Gordon A. L., dry goods. . front cover Gregg Alexander, undertaker .... 371 Lewando's French Dye Works ... 2


Mc Whirter George Mrs., har- nesscs, etc .. 372


Meserve A. J., miliinery. 371


Pevear & Russell, coal . 3


Shipp George S. & Co., publish-


ers, Watertown Standard .. 372


Sullivan J. Albert Mrs., apothe- cary 4


Tarlton Geo. H., watchmaker and jeweller. .. 371 Thompson A. L., carpenter 178 Tripp D. F., concrete paving .... 371


Walker & Pratt Mufg. Co., stove mnfrs .. 8


Watertown Enterprise, S. S. Glca- son, publisher .. ... .. Watertown Standard, Geo. S.


372


Shipp & Co ... 372


Wormwood S. P., machinery and tools. 2


PAGE


PAGE


PAGE


15


BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OF PATRONS.


INDEX TO BOSTON, CAMBRIDGE AND NEWTON ADVERTISEMENTS.


PAGE


Adams John, general superin-


tendent Fitchburg Railroad,


Boston ... 10 Boston Mnfg. Co., E. Dwight, 366 treas .... .


Bradstreet William D. & Co.,


bankers ... .front cover Brooks W. P. B. & Co., furniture


etc .. 12 Curtis L. E., baker, Chelsea .... back cover Eddy C. F. & Co., coal and wood


W. Newton. .. . front cover Fernald G. M. D., bell hanger ... 375 Fitchburg Railroad .. 10


French James & Son, real estate


agents. .. .front cover Garrison W. D., manager Grand Union Hotel, New York ... 5


Gibbs & Co., express .. 360


Grand Union Hotel, W. D. Garri- son, manager, New York ... 5


Hamblin J. B., optician. 8


PAGE


Hartnett T. J., plumber, Newton, back cover


Higgins & Gifford, boat builders, Gloucester 12 Highland Foundry Co., stove


mnfrs. 177 Holmes F. M. Furniture Co., furniture mnfrs ... . front cover Lewando's French Dye House ... 2 New England Machine Co ... 178 Rockwell & Churchill, printers . . 178


Smith & Anthony Stove Co 6 .Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., stove mnfrs ... 8


Ward Andrew W., carriagesmith West Newton ... 8 Ward N. Company, prime and bone tallow ... .back cover Weeks & Co., express 360


Whitcomb A. G, school-house furniture and settees ...... ..: 375 Wormwood S. P., house furnish- ing goods. 2


BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.


Annunciators.


Fernald G. M. D., 73 Cornhill, Bos- ton (see p. 375)


Baker.


Curtis L. E., 155 Washington ave., Chelsea (see back cover)


Bankers.


Bradstreet William D. & Co., 282 Washington, Boston (see front cover)


Bell Hangers.


Fernald G. M. D., 73 Cornhill, Bos- ton (see p. 375)


Belting.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Bleachery & Dye Works.


Waltham Bleachery & Dye Works, 60 State, Boston (see p. 366)


Boat Builders.


Higgins & Gifford, Gloucester (see p. 12)


Boat Builders. (Hardware.)


Higgins & Gifford, Gloucester, Mass. (see p. 12)


Burglar Alarms.


Fernald G. M. D., 73 Cornhill, Bos- ton (see p. 375)


Carpets.


Brooks W. P. B. & Co., 151 Han- over, Boston (sec p. 12}


16


BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OF PATRONS.


Carriagesmith.


Ward Andrew W., Elm, cor. Wash- ington, West Newton (see p. 8)


Coal and Wood.


Eddy C. F. & Co., Washington, West Newton (see front cover)


Dining Rooms.


Curtis & Wilcomb, 11, 13, & 15 New Harrison avenue, Boston (see back cover)


Dye House.


Lewando's French Dye House, 17 Temple place, Boston (see page 2)


Electric Bells and Annunciators.


Fernald G. M. D., 73 Cornhill, Bos- ton (see p. 375)


Emery Wheels.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Expresses.


Gibbs & Co.,105 Arch, 34 Court sq., and 25 Merchants Row, Boston (see p. 360)


Weeks & Co., 174 Washington and 15 Devonshire, Boston (see page 360)


Furnaces, Ranges, etc.


Highland Foundry Co., 87 to 91 North, Boston (see p. 177) Smith & Anthony Stove Co., 52 and 54 Union, Boston (see p. 6) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 & 35 Union, Boston (see p. 8)


Furniture.


Brooks W. P. B. & Co., 151 Han- over, Boston (see p. 12) Holmes F. M. Furniture Co., 116 Tremont, Boston (see front cover)


Grinders.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hlll, Boston (see p. 178)


Hardware & Cutlery.


Higgins & Gifford, Gloucester, Mass. (see p. 12)


Horse Hides.


Ward N. Company, 448 Federal, Boston (see back cover)


Horse and Cattle (Dead.)


Ward N. Company, 448 Federal, Boston (see back cover)


Hotel.


Grand Union Hotel, W. D. Garrison manager, New York (see p. 5.)


House Furnishing Goods.


Brooks W. P. & Co., 151 Hanover, Boston (see p. 12) Wormwood S. P., 70, 72 and 74 Sudbury, Boston (see page 2)


Iron & Wook Working Tools.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Life Boat Mnfrs.


Higgins & Gifford, Gloucester, Mass (see page 12)


Machinery Mnfrs.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see page 178)


Machinery and Tools. Wormwood S. P., 70, 72 and 74 Sudbury, Boston (see page 2)


Manufacturing Co.


Boston Manufacturing Co., E. Dwight, treas., 60 State, Boston (see page 366)


Neatsfoot Oil.


Ward N. Company, 448 Federal, Boston (see back cover)


Optician. Hamblin J. B., 5 Bromfield, Boston, (see page 8)


Plumber.


Hartnett T. J., Washington, oppo- site the bank, Newton (see back cover)


Printers.


Rockwell and Churchill, 39 Arch, Boston (see page 178)


17


BUSINESS DIRECTORY. OF PATRONS.


Railroad.


Fitchburg Railroad, John Adams general supt., Boston (see p. 10)


Real Estate Agents.


French James & Son, 226 Washing- ton, Boston (see front cover)


Restaurant.


Curtis & Wilcomb, 11, 13 and 15 New Harrison av., Boston (see back cover)


School House Furni- ture.


Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fulton, Boston (see p. 375)


Settees.


Whitcomb A. G., 73 Fulton, Boston (see page 375)


Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Etc.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Small Wares.


Wormwood S. P., 70, 72 and 74 Sudbury, Boston (see p. 2)


Speaking Tubes. Fernald G. M. D., 73 Cornhill, Bos- ton (see page 375)


Steam Boilers and Engines.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Steam Pumps, Boilers Etc.


N. E. Machine Co., 29 to 33 Haver- hill, Boston (see p. 178)


Stoves, Ranges, Etc.


Brooks W. P. B. & Co., 151 Hano- ver, Boston (see p. 12) Highland Foundry Co., 87 to 91 North, Boston (see p. 177) Smith & Anthony Stove Co., 52 and 54 Union, Boston (see p. 6) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 52 and 54 Union, Boston (see p. 8)


Tallow.


Ward N. Company, 448 Federal, Boston (see back cover)


Wire Goods.


Wormwood S. P., 70, 72 and 74 Sudbury, Boston (see p. 2)


1884


CALENDAR.


1884


SEPTEMBER.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12 13


14|15


16


17


18 19|20


21


22


23 24


25 26 27


28


29|30


-


OCTOBER.


Su


Mo Tu


W


Th Fr


Sa


-


-


1|


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14 15


16 17 18


19


20


21 22 23 24 25


26


27


28


29 30


31


-


NOVEMBER.


Su


Mo Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


-


-


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11|12


13


14 15


16


17


18 19


20


21


22


23


24


25


26|27


28 29


30


-


-


-


AUGUST.


DECEMBER.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14 15 16


17 18


19


20


21


22 23


24 25 26 27


24 25


26 27 28 29 30


31


-


-


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14 15


16 17 18


19


20


23 24 25


26|27 28


29


30


31


-


-


-


-


-


APRIL.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


Su


Mo


Tul W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11 12


13 14 15


16


17


18|19


20 21


|22


23 24


25 26


27 28 29


30


-


-


-


-


MAY.


Su |Mo


Tu


W


Th Fr


Sa


-


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14 15


16


17


18


19


20


21


22


23|24


25


26


27


28|29 30


|31


JUNE.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11


12


13


14


15


16


17


|18


19


20 21


22


|23


24


25


26


27


28


29|30


-


MARCH.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9 10 11


12 13


14 15


16 17 18 19 20


21 22 23 24 25


26


27 28 29 30 31|


-


-


JULY.


Su


Mo Tu


Fr


Sa


-


-


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10|11


12


13


14 15


16


17 18 19 20 21


22


23


24 25 26 27|28


29|


-


-


FEBRUARY.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


Fr


Sa


-


1


1


2


3


4


5


6


7


8


9 10


11


12


13 14 15


16


17


18


19


20 21 22


23 24 25


26


27 28 29


30 31


-


-


JANUARY.


Su


Mo


Tu


W


Th


3


4


5


6


7


8


9


10


11|


12|


13|14


15 16


17 18 19 20


21 22|23


-


-


28 29 30 31


-


-


-


-


1


2


1


21 22


19


STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.


STREETS, PLACES, ETC. IN WALTHAM.


Acorn, from Oak to Bolton


Adams, from Crescent, n. Spruce, to Crescent, n. Moody Adams avenue, from Moody, near Newton line, to West Newton line


Alder, from Moody, to Beech


Ash, from Moody, to Crescent


Bacon, from Main to Lexington


Beaver, from Lexington to Warren


Beech, from High to Myrtle


Bemis place, from Harvard, near Charles


Benefit, from Newton, opposite Calvary, to F. R. R., Wa- tertown branch


Boland, from Oak, near Acorn


Bolton, from Newton, south side


Bow, from North, near Lexington, to North


Brook, from Lincoln to Lincoln line


Brown, from Moody to Crescent


Brown's lane, from Charles, near Harvard, to Felton


Calvary, from Newton to Farwell, at Newton line


Carter, from Elm, next F. R. R. depot, to Moody Cedar, from Calvary to High


Central, from Newton, to Elm


Charles, from Moody, near F. R.R. to South


Charles-st. court, from Charles, near South


Cherry, from Moody to Crescent


Chestnut, from Crescent, to Newton


Chestnut place, from Chestnut, near Moody


Church, from Main to Lyman


Church street avenue, from Church to School


Clinton, from Newton, south side, to Day Common, from Main to School


Common street place, from Common, near Main


Cranberry, from High, to Newton line


Crescent, from Moody, opposite Pine, to Moody, opposite Derby, near Newton line Cross, from Main to Central


Curtis, from Felton, at Bill's block, to Prospect


Curve, from Lexington to Lincoln


Cushing, from Moody to Hall


Cutter, from Newton to Cedar


Dale, from Lexington, across Bacon


Dana, from Lowell, to Gardner


Day, from Clinton to Bolton


Derby, from Moody, near Newton line, opp. Crescent, to Newton line


East Ash, from Moody, opposite Ash


East Brown, from Moody, opposite Brown


20


STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WALTHAM.


Elm, from Main, opp. Church, to River, n. F. R.R. depot Exchange, from Main, at Central House, to Pond


Farwell, from River, near the bleachery, to Newton line, at Calvary


Felton, from Moody, near F. R. R., to the town farm


Ferren, from Felton, near Prospect, to F. R. R.


Fiske avenue, from South avenue above South


Flood, from John to Calvary


Floyd, from Russell, to Charles


Forest, from Beaver to North




Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.