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SOMERVILLE POST OFFICE.
UNION SQUARE.
Mail Arrives - 7.00 A. M. 66
11.15 A. M. 66 66 4.15 P. M. Mail Closes - 10.00 A. M.
66
4.00 P. M.
6.20 P. M.
Office open from 6.30 A. M. until 9 P. M.
William H. Weston, Post Master.
A. A. CHILDS & CO. ; Rogers' Groups, all the subjects ; Parian and Bronze Figures, &c., &c., 127 Tremont Street, Boston.
J. M. GILLMORE, Photographer, 289 Washington Street, Boston. Up one flight.
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SOMERVILLE DIRECTORY.
EAST SOMERVILLE POST OFFICE.
HIGGINS' BLOCK, PERKINS STREET.
Mail Opens - 7.00 A. M.
66 3.00 P. M.
Mail Closes - 10.00 A. M.
7.00 P. M.
F. G. Hartshorn, Post Master.
MANUFACTURING COMPANIES, ETC. AMERICAN TUBE WORKS.
Located on Frost's Avenue. Office 105 State Street, Boston.
Jos. H. Cotton, Treasurer. E. B. Buckingham, Presi- dent. W. C. Cotton, Assistant Treasurer. Geo. H. Cotton, Clerk.
UNION GLASS CO.
CAPITAL, $200,000.
Located Webster Avenue, near Prospect. Commenced business 1864. K. S. Chaffe, Treasurer ; J. P. Gregory, Agent. Salesroom, 115 Milk Street, Boston.
MIDDLESEX BLEACHERY AND DYE WORKS.
Located on Milk Street, opposite Central Street. James Lee, proprietor. Office, 9 India Street, Boston.
HORSE RAILROADS.
Leaves Scollay's Building, Boston, for Union Square 10 minutes of the even hours, and 20 minutes past.
Leaves Scollay's Building for Winter Hill, 10 minutes past the even hour, and 20 minutes before.
Leaves Bowdoin Square, Boston, for Beech Street 25 minutes past, and 5 minutes of the even hours.
Leaves Union Square, Somerville, for Boston, 20 minutes before, and 10 minutes past the even hours.
Leaves Beech Street, for Boston, 15 minutes before and 15 minutes past the even hours.
TREMONT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston. Capital, $200,000. Office, 97 State Street, Boston.
G. M. Dexter, President. Jos. H. Wellman, Secretary.
A. M. DAVENPORT & CO., UPHOLSTERERS,
And Manufacturers and Dealers in
DRAWING-ROOM
AND
Chamber Furniture,
WINDOW SHADES, DRAPERY, AND
LACE CURTAINS. MATTRESSES, FEATHERS, &C.
BOOK CASES, LIBRARY FURNITURE, &c. Houses Furnished complete in any desired style.
" Our facilities for manufacturing enable us to offer the best goods at the lowest prices.
28 CORNHILL, BOSTON.
BALLOU & CO., Successors to WALTER BRYENT,
WALTER BRYENT'S PATENT FURNACE, for Churches, School-houses, Stores and Private Residences, - the most durable and economical furnace in the market. Parties in want of a good furnace will find it for their interest to get our prices before pur- chasing elsewhere. Portable Furnaces adapted to all ordinary requirements. We also sell a new pattern Fireplace Furnace, which takes no more space than a common grate, and warms the room in which it is placed, and the parlor and chambers above. Very ornamental and economical. Old furnaces cleaned, repaired and improved. Smoky chimneys cured, and all kinds of jobbing mason's work attended to. Contracts made for warming and ven- tilating public buildings in all sections of the country. Send for circular.
BALLOU & CO.,
112 PORTLAND, NEAR CHARDON STREET,
CROSBY, MORSE & FOSS, JEWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS, DEALERS IN DIAMONDS, RICH WATCHES, SILVER AND PLATED WARES, Manufacturers of THE FINEST KINDS OF JEWELRY, 240 Washington Street, CORNER OF CENTRAL COURT, BOSTON.
BRAZIER & WHITTEMORE, Soap Manufacturers, Factory corner Davis Street and Broadway, Cambridgeport. Established 1835.
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MIDDLESEX COUNTY. Incorporated May 10, 1643.
Shire Towns, CAMBRIDGE, CONCORD AND LOWELL.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge of Probate and Insolvency,
Register of Probate and Insolvency, Assistant
Clerk of the Courts,
Assistant
Register of Deeds ( South District), Register of Deeds ( North District ),
County Treasurer,
Overseers of House of Correction,
Sheriff, .
Deputy Sheriff's.
Cambridge (East), Luther L. Par- ker.
Charlestown, Lowell W. Chamber- lin.
Concord, John B. Moore.
Framingham, Joseph G. Bannister. Groton, Andrew Robbins.
Groton Junction, Benj. L. Howe. Hopkinton, Jonathan Whittemore. Hudson, Charles H. Robinson.
Lowell, James Hopkins, Jefferson Bancroft, William H. Clemence. Melrose, John H. Clark. Medford, John T. White.
Reading, Daniel B. Lovejoy.
Townsend, B. F. Lewis.
Waltham, Eben W. Fiske.
Woburn, Horace Collamore.
Jailers.
Cambridge, Charles J. Adams. Concord, Samuel Staples. Lowell, Charles Kimball.
Master of House of Correc- tion.
Cambridge ( East), Chas. J. Adams.
Sessions of the Probate Court.
At Cambridge, 2d Tu. and 4th Tu. of each month except July. At Concord, 1st Tu. of Jan., Mar., May and Oct.
At Lowell, 1st Tu. of Feb., Ap., June, September and December.
Wm. A. Richardson, .. Cambridge. Joseph H. Tyler, (E.) Cambridge. Isaac F. Jones, . . (E.) Cambridge.
Benj. F. Ham, · Winchester.
John J. Sawyer, · Somerville. Chas. B. Stevens, . . (E.) Cambridge. Asahel B. Wright, . Lowell.
Amos Stone, . · Charlestown.
G. D. B. Blanchard, Malden.
James M. Usher, . Medford.
Thomas Rice, Jr., Newton.
Charles Kimball, . . . Lowell.
Sessions of the Court of Insol- vency.
At Lowell, 1st Tu. of Feb., Ap., June, Sept. and Dec.
At Concord, Ist Tu. of Jan., Mar., May and Oct. At Cambridge, 2d and 4th Wed. of each month, except July, and on other days by special assignment and adjournment.
County Commissioners.
Joseph H. Waitt, Malden, term expires Dec. 1867; Edward Collins, Newton, Dec. 1868; Leonard Hun- tress, Tewksbury, Dec., 1869. Special Commissioners. - Wm. Hastings, Framingham, Dec. 1868; Wm. W. Edgerton, Shirley, Dec. 1868.
Times and Places of Meeting. - At Cambridge, 1st Tu. of Jan .; at Concord, Ist Tu. of June; at Lowell, 1st Tu. of Sept.
Commissioners of Insolvency.
Framingham, Theo. C. Hurd. Lowell, Andrew F. Jewett.
Public Administrators.
Charlestown, Duncan Bradford. Lowell, Jonathan Ladd.
Masters in Chancery.
Cambridge ( E), Joseph H. Tyler. Charlestown, C. Robinson, Jr. Lowell, Arthur B. Bonney, Wm. S. Gardner. Malden, Wm. S. Stearns.
A. A. CHILDS & CO., 127 Tremont Street, Boston. Picture Frames of all kinds made and repaired.
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ARLINGTON ADVERTISEMENT.
ANDERSON, HOWES & CO.,
DEALERS IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
SHAWLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND SMALL WARES.
CLOTHING
Made to order from a carefully selected stock of
CASSIMERES, BROADCLOTHS,
TOWN HOUSE BUILDING, ARLINGTON.
THE
ARLINGTON DIRECTORY FOR 1869,
CONTAINING A
General Directory
OF THE CITIZENS, TOWN OFFICERS, COUNTY REGISTER, BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &c., &c.
BOSTON : COMPILED, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
DUDLEY & GREENOUGH, 8 CONGRESS SQUARE. 1869.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1869, by DUDLEY & GREENOUGH, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.
SKETCH OF ARLINGTON.
BY REV. D. R. CADY.
The Town of Arlington has had the fortune to be known by several names. It was first called Northwest or Second Precinct of Cambridge. Then it took the Indian appellation, Menotomy. It was afterwards incorpo- rated under the name of West Cambridge. The latter. designation was changed, in 1867, to Arlington.
In the pleasantness of its location, in the productive- ness of its gardens and farms, in the healthfulness of its climate, in the variety and beauty of its natural scenery, in its social and educational advantages, it is surpassed by none of its sister towns in the vicinity of Boston.
Arlington has a Revolutionary record to which history has scarcely done justice. On the 19th of April, 1775, the British troops marched through it on their way to and from Lexington and Concord, and more than one-third of all the patriots who gave up their lives on that fatal day, fell within its limits. The precious dust of the heroes of that first conflict for American liberty, sleeps in the old cemetery beneath the shaft which grateful hands have reared to their memories. The first capture of military stores and prisoners in the Revolution, was made in this town, - a supply train for Percy's troops, with its guard, being taken just in front of the present Town House.
During the rebellion, the patriotism of the town was displayed. Within ten days after the massacre in the streets of Baltimore, a town meeting was held, which voted to appropriate $10,000 to raise and equip a company of soldiers. The town paid for bounties the sum of $52,932,73. Of this amount, $30,026,73 were raised by tax, $22,906,00 were contributed by individuals. A military company was organized, which joined the Mozart Regiment, New York, and did faithful service.
When it was known that clothing and stores were needed by our brave defenders, the ladies of the town at once
TREMONT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston. Capital $200,000. Office, 97 State Street, Boston.
G. M. Dexter, President. Jos. H. Wellman, Secretary.
BRAZIER & WMITTEMORE. BeregMrs to Alexander Dickinson, the in- ventoi vi ime French Lustral Soap. Established, 1835.
A SKETCH OF ARLINGTON. 157
responded to the call of patriotism. One hundred of them assembled and labored seven consecutive days in the work of humanity. A "Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society" was formed, which raised $4,314,26, most of which was expended in materials to make up into articles of use for the soldiers. This association sent away fifty-one large and valuable cases of supplies.
Nor were the children of the town deficient in patriotic zeal. They held a " Fair," and the next year gave a " Promenade Concert," which together netted nearly $1,600 for the good cause.
This town added the honored names of twenty of her sons to the long and noble list of martyrs, who gave their lives for their country.
STATISTICS OF THE TOWN OF ARLINGTON.
FOR THE YEAR 1868.
Amount of Real Estate. . $2,015,821 00
66 " Personal Estate. .1,180,345 00
66 " Town Grant
66 " State Tax .31,500 00
.5,540 00
86 " County Tax .2,554 86
.
66 " Overlayings .1,975 21
Number of Polls, 809, at $2.00
.1,618 00
Rate of Taxation, on $1,000.00. .12 50
Number of Dwelling Houses. .452
" Out Buildings. 411
66 " Horses 319
" Cows 196
66 " Oxen 4
66 " Taxable Swine 477
66 " Acres of Land. .2,943
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, CHROMOS, PHOTOGRAPHS, STEREOSCOPES, &c. ; A. A. CHILDS & CO., 127 Tremont Street, - Boston
J. M. GILLMORE, Photographer, 289 Washington Street, Boston. Up one flight.
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BIRTHS IN 1868.
The whole number of Births
73
Males
44
Females
34
American Parentage
20
Foreign
66
53
Mixed
66
5
MARRIAGES IN 1868.
Whole number solemnized and returned to the Town
Clerk
33
Both parties American
19
66
66
Foreign
10
Parties American and Foreign
4
Oldest person married
56
Youngest "
66
16
First marriage of.
60
Second
5
Third
66
66
1
INTENTIONS OF MARRIAGE RECORDED IN 1868.
Whole number of couples
.40
Average age of Male.
27 years.
66
Female
23
Both parties residing in Arlington
19 couples.
But one party "
.21
66
66
66
TREMONT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston. Capital, $200,000. Office, 97 State Street, Boston.
G. M. Dexter, President. Jos. H. Wellman, Secretary.
STREETS, ETC., IN ARLINGTON.
Academy, from Main.
Adams, from Main, at the Depot to Mystic.
Appleton court, from Appleton street, junction Main.
Appleton, from Main, near Lowell, to Lexington line. Beacon, from Warren, near Webster, to Mystic River. Bow, from Main to Lowell.
Brattle place, from Main to Brattle depot.
Central, from Main, near Universalist Church, to near steam Railroad.
Charlestown, from Main, near Medford, to Somerville line. Court, from Main to Water.
Cross, from North Union to Gardner.
Dayton, from North Union to River.
Forest, from Bow to Winchester line. [Medford.
Franklin, from Charlestown, near Main, to Warren, near Fremont, from North Union to Gardner.
Gardner, from Charlestown, near Somerville line.
Gilboa Station, Lowell street, near Main.
Grove, from Main, near Schouler court, to Summer.
Lowell, from Main, near Bow, from Cambridge line to Lexington line.
Main, from Cambridge line to Lexington line.
Mill, from Main, bet. Universalist and Baptist Churches, to Summer.
Mystic, from Medford, opp. Warren, to Winchester line. Oak, from Mystic to Winchester line.
Park, from Warren, near River.
Peirce's Hill, Appleton street, near Lexington line.
Pleasant, from Main, opp. Town Hall Building, to Bel- mont line.
Pond lane, from Main, near School, to Spy Pond.
Pond, from Main, opp. Union, to Pleasant, n. Belmont line. Prentiss, from Main, near opposite Brattle place. River, from Charlestown, near Tufts, to Mystic river. Russell, from Water to Mystic.
School, from Main, opposite Pond Lane, to Charlestown. Schouler court, from Main near Grove street.
MUSIC BOXES of the latest and best styles, imported direct A. A. CHILDS & CO., 127 Tremont Street, Boston.
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J. M. GILLMORE, Photographer, 289 Washington Street, Boston. Up
. one flight.
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Summer, from Mystic to the Poor-house farm.
Tufts, from Main to Charlestown.
Union (North), from Charlestown to Dayton.
Union, from Main, opposite Pond, to Charlestown.
Vine, from Appleton, n. Bow, to Main, n. Lexington line. Warren, from Medford, opp. Mystic, to Charlestown, near River. [Mystic. Water, from Main, near Depot, West to Summer, near Webster, from Charlestown, near Franklin, to Warren.
BUILDINGS, HALLS, &c.
Brattle station, Brattle place
Centre Depot, J. W. Peirce, agent, Main, cor. Adams
Gilboa station, Lowell, near Main
Masonic Hall, Main, corner Medford
Odd Fellows Hall, Main, near Academy street
Pond Street station, Pond, near Main
Post Office, Town House, Main, opposite Pleasant
Town House Building, Main, opposite Pleasant
Town Hall, Town House Building, Main, opp. Pleasant
WINTER HILL
CLOTHES CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
79 1-2 Green Street Boston. OLD GARMENTS MADE NEW. CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
Ladies' Sacks, Shawls, Capes or Cloaks Dyed, Cleansed or Pressed so as to look almost as good as new. Gentlemen's Garments Dyed, Cleansed, Pressed and Repaired in the best manner, at reasonable prices, and at short notice.
Second Hand Clothing Bought and Sold. Di
D. C. WATSON.
TREMONT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston. Capital, $200,000. Office, 97 State Street, Boston,
G. M. Dexter, President. Jos. H. Wellman, Secretary.
Alexander Dickinson invented the French Lustral Soap in 1857, and it is selling to day more than any other Soap made.
ARLINGTON
DIRECTORY 1869.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above ; agt., agent; asst., assistant; ave., avenue; bds., boards; bet., be- tween; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.) Boston; com. mer., commission mer- chant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; h., house; lab., laborer; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; nr., near; opp. opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post Office ; pres., president; rd., road; Rev., reverend; st., street; sec., secretary ; sq., square; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; (U. S. N.) United States Navy ; (U. S. A.) United States Army; whol., wholesale; wid., widow; whf., wharf. F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad.
Abbott Abby, house Academy
Adams Amos, house Main, near Charlestown Adams Daniel, laborer, house Beacon, from Warren Agur Alonzo, carpenter, house Charlestown, near Union Aharan Patrick, laborer, house Main, near Union Aheran Maurice, laborer, house Main, near Tufts Alexander Daniel G. photographer, Main, house Woburn Allen Abbot, farmer, house Main, near Pond lane Allen Andrew F. farmer, boards Abbot Allen's, Main Allen David, mason, house Main, near Bow
ALLEN JOHN F. town treasurer, office Town House, house Main, near Tufts
Allen Walter M. boards John A. Pattee's, Main Allen Wm. H. farmer, house Main, near Pond lane
Anderson Abbie A. teacher, boards Mrs. Martha W. Par- ris', Central
Anderson Clinton O. (Anderson, Howes & Co.), dry goods, Town Hall Building, boards Mrs. Jarvis', Pleasant, near Main
ANDERSON, HOWES & CO. (Clinton O. Anderson, and Samuel J. Howes), dry goods, Town Hall Building Andrews Asa, marketman, house Pleasant, near Pond Andrews Wm. A. carpenter, boards Mrs. Clara B. Howe's, Main
Armstrong John, gardener, house Schouler court
A. A. CHILDS & CO., 127 Tremont Street, Boston; Roman Photographs of the COLISEUM, the FORUM, and ST. PETER'S.
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J. M. GILLMORE, Photographer, 289 Washington Street, Boston. Up
one flight.
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Atwood Wm. laborer, boards John Fillebrown's, Warren Avery Sarah, widow, Joshua, house Main, corner Mill
BACON ALVA, mason, house Mystic, near Adams BACON HENRY J. mason and builder, Mystic, nr. Adams Bacon Edward E. mason, house rear Medford
BACON JESSE, mason and builder, Mystic, near Adams, house do.
Bacon Major, mason, house Medford, near Main [Union Bagley Cornelius, laborer, bds. John Pratt's, Main, near Bailey Geo. W. sawmaker, boards J. A. E. Bailey's, Main Bailey James A. sawmaker, h. Main, r. Appleton court Bailey James A. E. saw manufacturer, Grove, house Main, near Schouler court
Bailey James E. (Welch & Griffiths's saw manufactory, Grove), house Main, near Grove [Main Bailey Linnæus J. saw maker, bds. J. A. E. Bailey's, Bailey Theodore, clerk (B.), bds. James E. Bailey's, Main Baker Wm. piano casemaker Jacob Schwamb's Jr., Main, house North Cambridge
Barker Levi, carpenter, Main, h. Main, near Cutter School Barker Simeon, carpenter, boards Levi Barker's, Main Barnes Eliza A. widow Martin, house Main, near Pond Barnes Wm. H. house Main, near Pond
Barry David, laborer, b. Thomas P. Peirce's, Appleton Barry David, farmer, house Lowell, near Gilboa Station Barry Ellen, widow Patrick, h. Brattle place, n. depot Barry Garrett, laborer, b. Mrs. Ellen Barry's, Brattle place Bartlett John R. oil (B.), h. Main, opp. junc. Charlestown Bartlett Lewis B. house Main, opp. Baptist Church
Bassing Jacob, at Charles Schwamb's picture frame fac- tory, house Main, near Bow
BASTON JAMES A. carpenter, h. Charlestown, n. Main Bates Martin M. & Sons, furriers, Main near Gilboa Sta- tion (store 27 Elm, B.)
Baty Adam, farmer, house Bow, cor. Forest
Baxter Isaac, farmer, house Appleton, n. Lexington Line Bayley James R. commission merchant (18 South Mar- ket, B.), h. Pleasant, near Spy Pond
Bell Annette Mrs. seamstress, h. Main, n. Lexington Line Bennett John, carpenter, b. James Marden's, rear Main, near Spy Pond
Birchard Charles, wholesale grocer (183 State, B.), house Pleasant, near Spy Pond
Bitzer Frederic, turner, boards John Stingel's, Main
WOODWARD & BROWN, Piano-forte Manufacturers, 387 Washington Street, Boston.
There are Imitations of the French Lustral Soap, nearly the same color, liable to deceive the purchasers, so call for DICKINSON'S.
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Bitzer John, at Charles Schwamb's picture frame factory, boards John Stingel's, rear Main
Blaisdell Franklin B. clerk (B.), house Main, cor. School Blake Ann E. widow Ellis G. h. Main, u. Pond lane Blake Stephen, sea captain, house Main, near Pond lane Blanchard James C. carpenter, house Central
Bianchard Joseph B. b. Mrs. Susan Wyman's, Webster Blanchard Mary P. Mrs. house Main, near Brattle Place Boireau Alexander, farmer, b. Davis Locke's, Charlestown Boles Alexander, farmer, house Main, n. Lexington line Boothby Eli S. driver horse railroad, h. Main, n. Baptist church
Bosworth Geo. marketman, b. John Fillebrown's, Warren Boultenhouse Bliss, wheelwright, b. Wm. Kimball's, Main Boulter Henry H. laborer, b. Joseph E. Ober's, Lowell
Bowers Wm. B. saw-maker, boards Mrs. Clara B. Howe's, Main
Bradbury Charles, boot and shoe maker, boards Henry Whittemore's, Main
Bradley Leander D. clerk Wm. F. Hadley's, house Main, opp. Whittemore's hotel
Bradley Wm. lather, house Brattle place
Bradshaw Anna, house Pleasant, near Main
Brady John, laborer, house Vine, near Lexington line Brady Thomas, laborer, house Lowell, near Gilboa station Braslin John, mason, boards Jesse Bacon's, Mystic
Brock Wm. W. restaurant (30 N. Market, B.), house Pond, near the railroad
Brooks Addison, farmer, house Pond, near the railroad Brooks Alfred, mason, house Medford, near Main
Brooks Clara E. boards Alfred Brooks, Medford
Brooks Hannah, widow Asa, house Main, near junction, Charlestown
Brooks Sarah N. boards Alfred Brooks, Medford
Brown Alvah W. clerk (31 Broad, B.), boards Daniel S. Brown's, Pleasant
Brown Daniel S tobacco merchant (31 & 33 Broad, B.), house Pleasant, opp. Spy Pond
Brown Dora, teacher, b. Mrs. Hannah Brooks, Main
Bruce Charles, farmer, house Mystic, near Summer Bruce Robert, laborer, boards Stephen Swan's, Mystic Buckman Samuel C. carriage manufacturer, Franklin, house Charlestown, cor. Franklin
Bucknam Jesse, hide and leather dealer, (130 Pearl, B.), house Pleasant, near Main
A. A. CHILDS & CO., 127 Tremont Street, Boston. All the best English and German CHROMOS, as soon as published.
J. M. GILLMORE, Photographer, 289 Washington Street, Boston. Up one flight.
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Bucknam Theodore G. hides and leather (130 Pearl, B.), house Pleasant, near Spy Pond
Burke Betsy, widow Patrick, house Beacon, from Warren Burke John, laborer, house Dayton
Burke Michael, laborer, house Park, near Warren
Burns Christopher, teamster, boards Nathaniel Johnson's, Charlestown, corner Union
Burns John, laborer, house Schouler court
Burns Thomas, laborer, house Franklin, near Warren Burns William, laborer, bds. Cyrus H. Cutter's, Summer Burrage Joseph, boots and shoes, wholesale (133 Pearl,
B.), h. Pleasant, n. Orthodox Congregational Church Burrage Wm. T. bookkeeper (133 Pearl, B.), boards Jo- seph Burrage's, Pleasant
Butcher Sydney, sawmaker, house Main, corner Grove
Butler James, laborer, boards Michael Butler's, Cross
Butler Michael, house Cross, near North Union Butler Thomas, gardener, house Dayton
Butterfield Joseph, farmer, house Pond, near Main
Butterfield Samuel, farmer, house Main, near Pond
CADY DANIEL R. clergyman, house Pleasant, next to the Church
Cahalin Hannah, widow, Dennis, h. Franklin, n. Warren Cahalin Thomas, laborer, house Summer, near Grove Cahill Charles, laborer, boards Dennis Fitzpatrick's Calahan Daniel, laborer, house Beacon, from Warren Calahan Matthew, laborer, house Webster, near Warren Callahan John, laborer, house Brattle place, n. depot Caldwell Joshua, blacksmith, Main, h. Medford, n. Main Campbell Ann, widow, Michael, house Brattle place, near Depot
Canlan Alice, widow John, house Pleasant, near Main Canniff Timothy, farmer, house Main, near Brattle Place Cannon Bridget, widow Michael, house Main, near Bow Cannon Michael, cloth printer, house Brattle Place
Cannon Patrick, engineer at the Locke Print Works, house Main, near Bow
Carroll John, cloth finisher at the Locke Print Works, h. Brattle place, n. Brattle depot
Carroll John W. cloth finisher, boards John Carroll's, Brat- tle place
Carroll Oliver D. carpenter, house 7, near Mill, rear Main CARTER IRA O. lawyer, Main, near Depot, and (9 Court, B.), house Charlestown, near Webster
TREMONT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Boston. Capital, $200,000. Office, 97 State Street, Boston.
G. M. Dexter, President. Jos. H. Wellman, Secretary.
Be sure and call for DICKINSON'S FRENCH LUSTRAL, and take no other, and you get a splendid Washing Soap.
ARLINGTON
[C] DIRECTORY. 165
Carter Rupert S. watchmaker, T. C. Tingley Jr., boards T. C. Tingley's Jr. Main
Casey John, saw maker, house Grove, near Summer
Caterer Charles, saw smith, house Main, opposite Brattle Depot
Chapman Edward, house Pleasant, near Spy Pond Chase Alvah M. clerk, boards James M. Chase's, Main Chase James M. architect and carpenter, Main, house Main, near Universalist Church
Chatwin Alfred, saw maker, h. Main, cor. Brattle place Childs Charles, picture-frame maker, boards John Stin- gel's, rear of Main
Church Joseph O. lather, house Vine, near Appleton
Clark David, painter, house Mill
Clark Wm. A. (Wm. L. Clark & Co.), carriage painter, house Main, near Pond
Clark Wm. L. (Wm. L. Clark & Co.), harness man- ufacturer, &c., house Main, near junction Charlestown CLARK WM. L. & CO. (Wm. L. Clark and Wm. A. Clark), harnesses, carriage trimmers, painters, &c., Main, near junction Charlestown
Clary Thomas, laborer, boards Daniel Doyle's, Warren Clifford Patrick, laborer, house Beacon, from Warren Closson Frances L. boards Joseph Burrage's, Pleasant Cody James, teamster, boards John Crosby's, Mystic Cody James, laborer, house Main, near Union Cody John, teamster, house Bow, corner Forest
Collins Ann, bds. Mrs. Betsey Burke's, Beacon, n. Warren Collins Dennis, laborer, house Beacon, near Warren
Collins Henry, laborer, house Main, near Lexington line Collins John, laborer, house Franklin
Collins Patrick, laborer, house Beacon, from Warren Collins Patrick, laborer, house Schouler court
Collins Patrick, Jr. laborer, house Schouler court Collins Thomas, blacksmith, h. Grove, near Saw Factory Collins Thomas, teamster, house Schouler court
Collins Timothy, blacksmith, house Grove, near Summer Colman Francis, bootmaker, b. Rob't Speatman's, Walker, rear Medford
Connor Peter, laborer, house Franklin
Converse James C. dry goods (84 Summer, B.), h. Mystic Cook Russell, milkman, h. Main, n. Eureka Engine House Corbett Geo. W. blacksmith (Tremont, B.), house Central Corbett Geo. W. Jr. blacksmith (B ), b. Geo. W. Cor- bett's, Central
NEAPOLITAN GOUACHE DRAWINGS of Scenery near Naples, beautifully framed, at A. A. CHILDS & CO.'S, 127 Tremont Street,
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