Spencer's Brookline directory 1895-1896, Part 1

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Publication date: 1896
Publisher: C.A.W. Spencer Pub.
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Waslessis and Retail Tobanconists,


NETELHIER & CO


SPENCER'S BROOKLINE DIRECTORY 1895-6.


THE BROOKLINE NATIONAL BANK LAWE BUILDING.


&POORUNE, MASS


MATTY DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT SARES ID DENT FUOM FIO


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ENARTE ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE


SOF ALISHED IS41. KILN DRIED FLOOR BOARDS AND PINTSE.


George W. Gale Lumber Company, 330 Math Street. CAMBRIDGEPORT, FLASS.


FIRE INSURANCE.


Apply to W. B. SEARS, 45 KILBY STREET.


Bulldios she IS.G. BREWER & CO .. Mortgages


ANGAITESTS and Insurance.


tract, Brookline.


ALEXANDER MCGREGOR, Jr., INSURANCE BROKER, 95 Milk Street, BOSTON.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


WM. LINCOLN & SON,


AGENTS FOR THE


PURCHASE, SALE, LEASE AND CARE OF


Real Estate.


MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED.


A Specialty Made of Brookline Real Estate.


Brookline Fire Insurance Agency.


Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. Co. . . London, Eng.


Commercial Union Assurance Co. . London, Eng. North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. London, Eng.


Home Insurance Co.


New York.


Phenix Insurance Co. New York.


German American Ins. Co.


New York.


Williamsburg City Fire New York.


Connecticut Fire Hartford.


Springfield Fire and Marine Springfield.


New Hampshire Fire Manchester, N. H.


Firemen's Fire . Boston. Citizens' Mutual Boston.


Holyoke Mutual . Salem.


Norfolk Mutual Dedham.


Dedham Mutual Dedham.


OFFICES :


43 Devonshire St., Boston, and Savings Bank, Brookline. TELEPHONE · 3276.


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TELEPHONE 2444. .


GEORGE S. PARKER, Real Estate and Mortgages,


(John Hancock Building, Room 202.)


No. 178 Devonshire Street,


MEMBER OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. BOSTON.


Telephone No. 391. MEMBERS REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. Established 1877.


WHITCOMB, WEAD & CO., REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT BROKERS, No. 38 EQUITABLE BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS.


Down Town Real Estate for Investment. Back Bay Property.


Brookline Houses and Land.


Mortgages on City and Suburban Property.


Stores, Lofts, and Offices To Let in the Wholesale and Retail Districts.


We make a Specialty of Long Leases and The Management and Care of Estates.


G. H. WHEELER, Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance, ROOM 16, BOYLSTON BUILDING, 657 Washington, Cor. Boylston Street, BOSTON. Brookline Property a Specialty. RESIDENCE, - No. 1 WILLIAMS STREET, COR. HARVARD.


S. PARKMAN BLAKE, Real Estate and mortgages 75 STATE STREET, BOSTON. Member of Boston Real Estate Exchange.


WALTER W. PAIGE, Agent,


SEARLE AVENUE, BROOKLINE.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


WM. H. LINCOLN, Pres.


WM. E. LINCOLN, Treas.


Brookline Savings Bank,


SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, 289 Washington Street, near Post-office, BROOKLINE, MASS.


Open for Deposits and Drafts every week-day (after Oct. ]) from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M .; also Mondays and Wednesdays from 3 to 5 P. M., and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.


THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK


OF BOSTON.


State Street, Corner of Kilby. CAPITAL, - - $2,000,000.


DIRECTORS:


Royal E. Robbins.


Benjamin F. Brown.


Henry B. Endicott.


Charles E. Sampson.


Moses Williams.


Jerome Jones.


Joseph B. Russell.


Otis E. Weld.


William L. Chase.


William Minot.


Francis B. Sears.


Edward Atkinson.


Edward Sherwin.


Charles A. Welch.


Edwin Hale Abbot.


OFFICERS:


Moses Williams, President. Harry L. Burrage, Cashier.


Francis B. Sears, Vice-President. Albert H. Wiggin, Assistant Cashier. Andrew Robeson, Manager Safe Deposit Vaults.


SAFES TO RENT IN SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS.


Investment bonds for sale. Interest allowed on trust and corporation accounts subject to check.


S. W. RICHARDSON. HENRY W. DODD.


WILLIAM H. HILL. FRANK E. JAMES.


RICHARDSON, HILL & CO., BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,


40 Water Street, BOSTON. (Members of New York and Boston Stock Exchanges.) Connected by Private Wire with New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. ORDERS, ON COMMISSION, EXECUTED IN ALL MARKETS.


George E. Keith.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


FRANKLIN BRETT,


Landscape Architect,


334 Washington St., Brookline, opp. Town Hall.


Plans for Private Places, Parks and Cemeteries designed. Plants furnished at moderate prices. Specifications and Contracts furnished for work.


ALL WORK PERSONALLY SUPERVISED.


ROBERT S. DANA, Real Estate, Mortgages AND INSURANCE.


Particular attention given to Brookline Property.


30 Station St., BROOKLINE.


SETH W. FULLER,


ELECTRIC


TELEPHONES FOR SALE.


Bells, Burglar Alarms, Gas Lighting, Watch Clocks.


Wirings for Incandescent Electric Lighting a Specialty. 27 Arch Street, BOSTON.


MARTIN KINGMAN,


FIRE, LIFE, and all kinds of INSURANCE,


WITH OLD, RELIABLE COMPANIES. [HOME AGENT,-BROOKLINE REAL ESTATE.] 338 Washington St., cor. Thayer, Brookline.


Mr. K. has had a long experience in that of Life Insurance. Interviews are cordially solicited concerning the Bonds or Option policies-which combine Investment Savings and Protection. Endorsed by highest authorities as "The Best Insurance in the World."


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


John J. McCormack,


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23 Court Street, - Room 207,


ADAMS BUILDING, BOSTON.


RESIDENCE, 201 DAVIS AVENUE, - - - BROOKLINE.


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHARLES A. BRYANT,


Funeral Undertaker.


OFFICE AND WAREROOMS,


1354 Beacon St., Coolidge Corner,


Brookline, Mass.


Telephone, 85 Brookline. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Residence, 47 Marion Street.


TELEPHONE 180.


Beaconsfield


Stables,


PARKER BRYANT, Agent.


Hack, Boarding and Livery.


Pleasure Carriages and Drags for all occasions. First Class Service.


Beacon and Tappan Streets, BROOKLINE.


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BROOKLINE » DIRECTORY


.. For 1895=6 . .


CONTAINING THE


Names and Addresses of Citizens, a Complete Business


Directory, a List of Streets, and Reliable Information as to Churches, Societies, Public Officers, Etc., Etc.


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1895-96


IN the compilation of this Directory -the second in the series -the plan adopted last year has been generally followed, but a desire to enchance the value of the book for reference has prompted the intro- duction of several additional features. The List of Streets is arranged to show, under each title, the relative location of all intersecting streets ; and appended to the alphabetical directory of residents will be found a Street List of Householders-this being a reprint of the specially starred names in the general directory, arranged in the order of the house num- bers on each street.


The official house numbers assigned by the town engineer to every 25 feet of street frontage (except in the thickly settled districts, where a number is given to every 12} feet), are given in connection with the names of residents, whether appearing upon the buildings on not. The Directory may thus be taken as a guide by householders who may hereaf- ter determine to adopt numbers, and at the same time will indicate to strangers the relative location of. a house, even where street numbers are entirely wanting.


The total number of names in the Directory is 6576, which includes the names of 274 persons who have died or removed from the town during the year. Out of the total names recorded, about 3000 are householders (heads of families) and are thus indicated by a special star (*).


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Index of Contents.


Advertisers' Index 13


Ancient Order of Hibernians 300G


Appropriations by town


20


Assessors


296


Metropolitan District . 23


Names of Private Estates . 35


Notaries Public . 273


Banks


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300J


Blocks, Buildings, etc.


35


Board of Health


298


Boarding Houses


255


Parks, Playgrounds, etc. 34


Physicians 275


Police Court


299


Police Department


299


Political Organizations


3001


Population and Vote


22


Population Metropolitan Dist. 23


Population of cities and towns 23


Post Office


301


Carpenters and Builders


256


Postage Rates


302


Catholic Order of Foresters 300F


Cemeteries


294


Census .


22-23


Churches


285


Clergymen


258


Railroad Stations


37


Rates of Postage


302


Rates of Taxation


21


Riverdale Casino


300c


Royal Arcanum .


300F


Royal Society Good Fellows . 300F


Selectmen


295


School Committee


296


Schools


297


Societies and Ass'ns


300c-300J


Street List of Householders . 217


Streets, Avenues, etc. . 25


Supt. Lights and Wires 296


Supt. Streets and Sewers 296


Tax-rates


21


Telegraph Office 281


Telephone Exchange 281


Thursday Club 300c


Town Clerk


295


Town Debt .


20


Town Engineer


296


Hospitals


3001


Hotels


267


Householders, Street List of . 217


Index of Advertisements 13


Justices of the Peace


268


Knights of Columbus


300G


Knights of Honor .


300F


Laundries 270


Lawyers


270


Libraries


271,298


Longwood Club


300c


Loyal Women of A. L. 300HI


Masonic Lodge .


300E


Masons and Builders


272


Medical Examiner 299


Assessors' Valuation


20


Associations


300c-300J


Auctioneers


254


Nurses


274


Odd Fellows


300F


Overseers of Poor


299


Park Commissioners


299


British American Association 300G


Brookline Firemen's R. Ass'n 300H


Brookline Friendly Society . 300E


Brookline Police M. A. Ass'n 300H


Brookline Union


300H


35


Buildings, Blocks, etc.


Business Directory .


253


Calendar


24


Private Estates


35


Public Bath


3001


Public Library


298


Public Schools


297


Clubs, Societies, etc.


300c-300J


Constables


300A


Contractors


259


Country Club


300D


Debt of town


20-21


Depots


37


Dressmakers .


261


Elections (Town and State ) 22


Employment Offices 263


Expresses


263


Fire Alarm Boxes


300


Fire Department 300


First Parish Club


300c


Foresters


300F


Friday Club


300c


General Directory


41


Good Templars .


300G


Grand Army of the Republic . 300G Halls 37


Hills .


34


Town Government


Town Officers


295-300A


Town Treasurer 296


Undertakers


282


Valuation 20-21


Votes in Elections 22


Water Board .


298


Wealth, Debt, etc.


20


Woman's C. T. Union 300G


Woman's Exchange . 300H


Woman's Relief Corps


300G


Young Men's Social League . 300c


295


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B. F. KEITH'S AMUSEMENT .. ENTERPRISES.


Boston.


New York.


Providence. Philadelphia.


E. F. ALBEE, GEN'L MANAGER.


B. F. KEITH, PROPRIETOR.


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B. 'F. KEITH'S NEW THEATRE, BOSTON, MASS. The Most Magnificent Amusement Palace on Earth. Devoted to Mr. Keith's own original system of "Continuous Performance."


Index of Advertisers.


Abbott Edward M.


front edge


American Screen Co.


305


Bacon F. H. .


305


Hayes Jeremialı


307


Hayes Julia


306


Baptist Hospital


opp. p. 217


Baxter D. F. .


, head panels


Boody J. H.


. foot panels


Bowker A. W.


front cover


Bowker Watts H.


305


Brett Franklin .


6


Brewer A. G. .


front cover


Brookline Nat'l Bank . front cover


Brookline Savings Bank


5


Brown M. V. & Co.


315


Brown T. S. & Co.


314


Bryant Chas. A.


8


Bryant Parker


8


Building Cleaning Co.


317


Burlingame T. W.


305


Burns P. J.


311


Butler W. H.


head panels


Buzzell J. C. .


. 311


Cahill Jolın T.


306


Chase's Express Co.


321


Chase & Sanborn .


40


Cobb, Bates & Yerxa . . opp. p. 47


Cook J. W. & Son


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. back cover


Cook T. D. & Co.


30G


Cousens Bros.


16


Crosby E. F.


309


Cuddihy J. J.


320


Dana Robert S.


6


Danforth & Co.


317


Davis Miss H. L. .


14


Doliber-Goodale Co. inserts following p. 24


Doyle Wm. E.


40


Morrison W. I).


back cover


Morrow & Wilkinson


. opp. p. 46


Morse C. W. .


14


Morton F. F.


opp. p. 128


Murtfeldt W. A.


back cover


Nadel David .


313


Newcomb & Frost


head panels


North Packing & Prov. Co. . . 320


Eddy E. T. C.


head panels


Fahey John D.


309


Oak Grove Creamery Co. .


. 319


O'Brien T. J.


314


Farquhar's Sons


39


Fleming John F.


head panels


Fuller S. W.


6


Gale Lumber Co. front cover


Giannetto Fred C. A.


310


Goodspeed C. M. .


310


Greenough Charles P.


15


Hald Charles S .


319


Hamlin E. S. & Co. 321


Hand James B.


315


Hatch Henry S.


318


Bailey A. H.


opp. p. 46


Baker B. F.


321


Hayes J. K. Jr.


back cover


Head H. R. .


foot panels


Henry J. J. Co.


back cover


Hill E. H.


307


Hygienic Refrigerator Co


2


James Horace


39


Johnson Brothers


310


Johnson George & Co.


319


Johnson & Smith


head panels


Jones J. A.


390


Jones, McDuff'ee & Stratton


40


Keith B. F.


12


Kelleher T. J. & Co.


front cover


Kelley T. J.


317


Kenrick Brothers


head panels


King Felix R


2


King & Hodge


opp. p. 129


Kingman Martin


6


Lincoln William & Son


3


Longwood Laundry


307


Lyon Levi T.


back cover


MacRae & Smyth


315


Maher J. H.


312


Mahon Thomas


321


Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co. back cover


McCormack J. J.


7


McGregor A. Jr.


front cover


Mckinnon N.


308


Mead Charles H.


316


Minard's Liniment Mfg. Co. head panels


Morris Joseph .


312


Drew & Lyman .


15


Driscoll Dennis


316


Driscoll James, Jr.


316


Dudley James S


foot panels


Duffy Estate .


309


Dyer T. H. & Co.


foot panels


Oenlists Supply Co.


opp. p. 217


()'Day M. J.


. 311


()'Hearn M. J.


317


Paige W. W ..


4


Paine Brothers


318


Paine W. D. .


opp. p. 216


Parsons Albert E.


. opp. p. 217


Palmer F. E. .


foot panels


Parker George S


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Partridge W. H. foot panels


Slattery & Coyne 316


Pazolt W. R. .


. 311


Stiles N. W. bottom edge


Pike George H.


back cover


Sullivan F. & Son . 312


Pineo, J. H.


310


Sundell William


308


Quinlan M. W. 314


Turley T. J.


318


Quinn James . back cover


Varot Mme.


313


Rankin William C. 312


Reynolds M. F.


307


Richardson, Hill & Co. 5


Russell F. A. . head panels


Wheeler George H. . 4


Sanborn A. G. 308


Seamans F. F.


306


Seamans J. M. & Co.


313


Williams M. & C. A. 15


Young & Brown


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MISS HARRIET L. DAVIS, MILLINER.


Latest Imported Novelties always in Stock.


SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ORDER WORK.


284 WASHINGTON STREET, BROOKLINE, MASS.


Morse's AUNDRY Agency.


Send Postal and Team will call. All work guaranteed first-class.


A FULL LINE OF


STATIONERY AND WRITING MATERIALS.


Have Your Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, BY MORSE, THE WATCHMAKER, No. 6 Harvard Square, BROOKLINE, MASS.


Preé William . 308


Third National Bank


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Ward W. E. & Co. foot panels Webster, Cook & Co. . opp. p. 186 Weeks A. S. . 318


Whipple Sherman L. 15


Whitcomb, Wead & Co. 4


Sears W. B. . . front cover and opp. p. 187


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ADVERTISEMENTS.


CHARLES H. DREW, ANSON M. LYMAN, Counsellors-at-Law,


82 Devonshire Street, BOSTON. (Commonwealth Bank Building.)


RESIDENCES : CHARLES H. DREW, Winthrop Road, Telephone, Brookline 401-2. ANSON M. LYMAN, Buckminster Road, Telephone, Brookline 138-5. BOSTON 2145.


SHERMAN L. WHIPPLE,


5 Tremont Street,


LAW OFFICES, BOSTON, MASS. CHADWICK BUILDING.


CHARLES P. GREENOUGH, Counsellor and Attorney-at-Law,


No. 39 Court Street,


BOSTON.


Residence, 45 Carlton Street, Longwood.


MOSES WILLIAMS AND CHAS. A. WILLIAMS,


Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law


No. 18 POST-OFFICE SQUARE, ROOM 5, BOSTON.


RESIDENCES : [ Moses Williams, Walnut Street, opp. Warren Street. Chas. A. Williams, Walnut Place, off' Walnut Street.


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ESTABLISHED 1869.


TELEPHONE 241-3.


COUSENS BROTHERS,


GAL AND WOOD


CAREFULLY SELECTED


For Family and Steam Use.


WHARF : COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, . - 1 LONGWOOD,


OFFICE : 229 WASHINGTON STREET,


BROOKLINE.


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ADVERTISEMENT.


SPENCER'S Brookline Directory FOR 1895-6.


It is a Directory FOR Brookline, supported by business men of Brook- line, and printed and published in Brookline-distinctively a Brook- line enterprise.


It gives the HOUSE NUMBERS of residences on all streets embraced in the official Numbering Plans of the town, and affords the only means of ascertaining the correct numbers, outside the Town Hall.


It indicates the names of householders by its own original method in the general directory, and groups them in the order of residence, in a " Street List of Householders."


It contains many original features, including an historical sketch of Brookline, a concise statement of the town's financial condition, the wealth and population of the Metropolitan district, and the town's vote in local and state elections.


It contains the ONLY complete list of Streets (public and private), the locations of which are indicated by the official street numbers.


It contains the latest list of Blocks, Buildings and Halls, published in connection with official street numbers.


It contains the only authentic list of Names of Private Estates. It contains illustrations of churches and public buildings.


YOU cannot afford to be without


SPENCER'S BROOKLINE DIRECTORY.


340 pp.


Price $2.00.


C. A. W. SPENCER, Harvard Square, Brookline,


COMPILER, PRINTER AND PUBLISHER.


BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY.


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BROOKLINE.


BROOKLINE, as an independent township, is 190 years old, having been set off from Boston and incorporated in 1705. The " Greater Boston," in its extensions of territory, has so nearly surrounded Brookline as to leave but a boundary of two and a half miles around the westerly corner, where it is touched by the city of Newton. The town is about four and a half miles long and an average of two miles wide, and contains 4,358 acres, about 3,750 acres being taxable. Brookline is in Norfolk County, and is the first municipality of the county in wealth and the second in population. It is also the wealthiest town in the Commonwealth, its as- sessed valuation being over $68,000,000, with a population of 16,159. It is isolated from the rest of the county, being bounded on three sides by Suffolk County (Boston), and on the rest of its border by Middlesex County (Newton). Its cross-town thoroughfares extend from Boston to Boston, from which city it is not more than a mile distant at any point. It is traversed by the Boston and Albany railroad, which has five stations within the town; by electric cars upon the Beacon-street Boulevard, run- ning from Boston to the Chestnut Hill Reservoir; by extensions of the Huntington-avenue system, over Washington street to the Reservoir and over Boylston and Cypress streets to Chestnut street; and by transfer connection with the Tremont-street line at Roxbury. Its accessibility to the metropolis of New England has made Brookline the favorite place of residence for wealthy Bostonians, for whom it has peculiar attractions from its low rate of taxation, the superiority of its schools, the number and beauty of its churches, its pure and limitless water supply, its well- shaded and well kept streets, its perfect sewerage, its abundance of room, and especially its popular form of town government, in which every legally qualified citizen has a voice. There are few crowded streets ; most of the residences are surrounded by ample grounds, thus insuring the best natural protection to the public health, and the death- rate is consequently low. The public buildings are of modern style, the Town Hall being of rose granite, built at a cost of $250,000, and hav- ing a seating capacity of 1200. The Public Library building cost $80,000 and contains upwards of 42,000 volumes. A new High School building has just been erected in the residence center of the town, at a cost of $250,000, and is an enduring manifestation of the educational spirit that controls this splendid municipality.


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THE WEALTH OF 'BROOKLINE. Assessors' Valuation, May 1, 1895.


Real Estate .


$43,694.800.00


Personal Estate


15.291.700.00


Bank and Corporation stocks (estimated) Total


$68.236,500.00


Rate of taxation, 1895, $12.00 per $1,000.


Appropriations for Town Expenses.


Fiscal Year ending Feb. 15, 1896.


Assessors' office


$650.00


Printing and advertising $3,750.00


Bath-house . .


500.00


Report on Playgrounds 500.00


Brook, Chestnut street


*14,500.00


Ringing Bell 175.00


Care of Public Grounds


1,500.00


Salaries 34.050.00


Cemeteries .


2,250.00


Schools : General app'n High School · .


±100,000.00 .


County Tax


56,930.90


Furnishings, etc. . + 25,000 00


Decoration Day


400.00


Supplies and Books . 5,000.00


Disabled Soldiers, etc.


450.00


Evening School ..


800.00


Engineering Dept.


7,250.00


Interior Repairs . 3,000.00 Manual Tr'ng School 240.32


Fire and Police-alarmı


3,250.00


Forge


2.000 00


Underground wires


1,500.00


Support of Truants . 250.00


Funded Debt .


169,611.00


Sewers


§ 39,000.00


Interest


97,000.00


Care of


4,500.00


Health Department . Hospitals


17,000.00


Sidewalks


14,000.00


Sinking Fund


70,000.00


Highways


58.850.00


State Aid . 1,000.00


Library maintenance


12,000.00


State & Met. Sewer tax


48,265.34


Lighting Streets


43.000.00


Town Hall and Janitor


3,200.00


Longwood Park


+ 4,000.00


Town Buildings, repairs


3,000.00


Park maintenance


5,000.00


Planting Trees .


2,550.00


Police Department


41.500.00


Water Works extension 25,680.00


Poor, Support of


8,000.00


Watering Streets . 17,000.00


Total Appropriations (to July 1, 1895) . . . . $1,094,253.56


* To be borrowed on 6-year limit.


¿ To be borrowed on 20-year limit.


t To be borrowed on 10-year limit. § $9,000 to be borrowed on 3-year limit.


The Town Debt, Feb. 15, 1895.


Devotion Estate


$42,700.00


Hospitals


5,000.00


Parks and Playgrounds


507,600.00


Public Library


15,200.00


School Buildings and Grounds


275,500.00


Sewers and Drainage


156,950.00


Streets and Bridges


359,500.00


Village Brook


56,150.00


Water Works


727,684.00


Total Debt $2,146,284.00


Of the above total debt of $2,146,284, there will mature and be paid off by March 1, 1898, the sum of $1,141,683.


Of this debt $400,000 is funded at 7 per cent, $90,000 at 6 per cent, and $192,000 at 5 per cent - a total of $682,000 to which the Sinking Fund is applicable, the present par value of the fund being $407,105.47. The rates of interest on other notes and bouds are as follows : $939,864 at 4 per cent, $195.020 at 35 per cent, $233,000 at 3,2% per cent, $83,600 at 3} per cent, and $12,800 at 3 per cent.


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99,250.00


Contingencies


7,000.00


Fire Department


25,000.00


1,200.00


Water Works mainte- nance 14,000.00


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THE WEALTH OF BROOKLINE.


Valuation, Expenditures, Tax-rate, and Debt of Brookline.


From Feb. 1, 1847, to Feb. 1, 1895.


YEAR.


Expenditures for the Year Ending Feb. 1.


Debt, Feb. 1.


Total Valuation, May 1, of preceding year.


Rate of Tax on $1,000.


1847


$9,335 14


$2,156 43


$3,909,200 00


$2 30


1848


10,189 22


6,333 68


4,708,800 00


1 85


1849


10,570 06


6,163 76


5,385,600 00


2 00


1850


10,977 41


5,163 76


5,382,000 00


2 10


1851


12,956 13


3,163 76


5,945,600 00


2 30


1852


28,653 14


13,163 76


6,419,320 00


2 50


1853


21,626 55


12,500 00


7,185,600 00


2 50


1854


22,417 54


15,160 40


8,414,170 00


3 80


1855


59,284 29


43,500 00


8,776,500 00


4 50


1856


47,432 06


41,500 00


9,302,000 00


3 90


1857


52,869 03


50,500 00


9,569,300 00


5 30


1858


71,361 71


61,700 00


9,217,300 00


5 00


1859


48,827 25


57,700 00


10,320,900 00


5 80


1860


66,709 96


60,200 00


10,799,800 00


5 50


1861


61,665 54


53,200 00


10,910,100 00


6 50


1862


62,807 54


48,200 00


10,702,600 00


6 20


1863


122,362 22


88,200 00


11,005,200 00


10 00


1864


182,143 03


101,905 96


9,667,800 00


10 00


1865


163,548 75


124,655 96


10,185,800 00


10 00


1866


164,645 57


104,405 96


10,175,800 00


10 00


1867


129,007 02


77,655 96


13,801,200 00


8 00


1868


151,894 97


79,205 96


14,870,700 00


6 20


1869


175,856 11


98,505 96


16,313,700 00


9 00


1870


242,084 91


155,405 96


18,948,300 00


7 50


1871


317,087 83


245,800 00


20,879,700 00


9 70


1872


473,843 18


473,800 00


29,413,914 00


8 70


1873


453,660 31


581,800 00


28,476,000 00


11 50


1874


591,360 49


816,704 16


27,940,200 00


11 50


1875


985,605 65


1,346,958 00


27,809,100 00


11 60


1876


494.192 86


1,395,350 00


27,497.000 00


12 20


1877


394,462 05


1,368,350 00


24,968,690 00


12 50


1878


502,451 52


1,468,350 00


24,944,000 00


12 50


1879


359,245 75


1,444,350 00


22,586,300 00


12 10


1880


433,437 61


1,451,350 00


22,493,900 00


12 60


1881


403,412 99


1,442,554 66


22,869,700 00


12 00


1882


396,189 53


1,439,550 00


23,723,300 00


10 80


1883


414,328 86


1,360,850 00


24,842,800 00


12 30


1884


482,793 95


1,318,950 00


25,822,900 00


11 50


1885


486,972 83


1,281,650 00


26,646,500,00


11 00


1886


505.996 44


1,217,050 00


29,955,700 00


11 00


1887


594,228 59


1,299,800 00


33,434,400 00


10 40


1888


797,594 24


1,526,800 00


38,640.500 00


10 50


1889


880,374 10


1,660,600 00


41,246,900 00


10 50


1890


748,112 75


1,594,200 00


42,533,300 00


12 00


1891


916,520 00


1,659,000 00


46,537,300 00


9 00


1892


1,156,583 59


1,866,550 00


50,729,500 00


11 00


1893


1,261,089 92


1,953,400 00


53,080,600 00


11 80


1894


1,271,828 71


2,165,685 00


56,299,000 00


11 00


1895


1,319,530 94


*2,146,284 00


57,191,150 00


12 60


1896


58,986,500 00


12 00


*Additional Town Debt authorized, to July 1, 1895, (Brook channel, $14,- 500; High School, including furnishing, etc., $125,000; Longwood Park, $4,000; School site, Druce road, $30,000; Sewers, $9,000; Water Works, $18,000) . $200,500.00


22


SPENCER'S BROOKLINE DIRECTORY.


POPULATION AND VOTE OF BROOKLINE.


Population in Colonial Census of 1776


United States Census of 1790


1800 .


..


1810 .


784


1820


900


1830


1,043


1840


1,365


1850


2,516


1860


5,164


66


1870 .


6,650


66


1880


8,053


66


1890 .


12,103


Massachusetts Census of 1895 . 16,159


Number of Polls assessed May 1, 1895, Men 4,421


Women


62


Number of Registered Voters, March, 1895, Men


2,563


Women 111


The Vote in State Election, Nov. 6, 1894.


Total votes polled, 1,932.


For Governor :


Frederic T. Greenhalge (Rep.) 1147


John E. Russell (Dem.) 693


For Member of Congress, 11th District :




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