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Wachusett avenue, from Park avenue, to Wollaston av., A. H. Walnut, from 449 Massachusetts avenue to Dennett
Walnut court, from Walnut
Warren, from 108 Broadway to Medford
Water, from 307 Massachusetts avenue to Summer
Waverly, from Wachusett avenue to Chestnut, A. H.
Webster, from 40 Broadway to Warren
Wellington, from 35 Pleasant to Spy Pond
Westminster avenue, from Lowell and Park to Lexington line, A. H.
Westmoreland, from Lowell, up Crescent Hill, A. H.
Whittemore, from 200 Massachusetts avenue to railroad
Wilbur, crossing Wollaston avenue, A. H.
Williams, from Arnold
Willow place, from 347 Massachusetts avenue
Winter, from 87 Massachusetts avenue to Broadway Wollaston avenue, from Park avenue, at junction of Vine, A. H. Wyman, from 171 Massachusetts avenue to Broad way Woodbridge, south of Massachusetts avenue, at Lexington line
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PERFECT ' BREAD
MADE ONLY FROM THE FAMOUS
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IT IS A POSITIVE CURE FOR CONSTIPATION.
It contains NERVE FORCE and all the CARBONATES of the wheat which tend to build and strengthen the body, while white flour does not, but contains too much starch.
FLOUR is the only impoverished food used by mankind-impover- ished by the withdrawal of the tegumentary portion of the wheat, leav- ing the internal or starchy portion. See the facts. In chemistry we find that in 100 parts of substance (See analysis) :-
Wheat has an ash of 17.7 parts.
Flour has an ash of 4.1 parts-an impoverishment of over three-quarters.
Wheat has 8.2 parts of Phosphoric Acid.
Flour 2.1 parts of Phosphoric Acid-an impoverishment of about three-quarters.
Wheat has 0.6 Lime and 0.6 Soda.
Flour 0.1 Lime and 0.1 Soda-an impoverishment of five-sixths Lime and Soda each. Wheat has Sulphur 1.5. Flour hasno Sulphur.
Wheat has Sulphuric Acid 0.5. Flour has no Sulphuric Acid.
Wheat has Silica 0.3. Flour no Silica.
ARLINGTON WHEAT MEAL has been on the market for the past 25 years, bearing the highest reputation. It is a perfect food for Infants and Children, containing all the material for a strong and vigorous constitution. Ask your Grocer for it, and use no other. (EF Beware of imitations. Send for circular.
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When in Need of Anything in Our Line
call and examine the choice lines of goods we are offering, including a full and complete assortment of
Small Wares
AND ....
Fancy Novelties.
We are headquarters for LININGS of every description. All mail orders promptly filled.
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240 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., ARLINGTON.
ARLINGTON DIRECTORY.
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
ABBREVIATIONS-Av. for avenue; A. H. for Arlington Heights; B. for Boston; bds. for boards; bldg. for building; blk. for block; C. for Cambridge; cor. for corner; ct. for court; E. C. for East Cambridge; n. for near· opp. for opposite; p. for page; pk. for park; pl. for place; sq. for square.
After the name of a street, the word street is omitted.
ABBOTT CHARLES LEVI, lawyer (48 Congress, B.), house 29 Massachusetts avenue
Levi machinist (B.), 29 Massachusetts avenue
Abercrombie Annie Mrs., nurse, bds. 48 Lake
Adam Alexander S., blacksmith, 193 Massachusetts avenue
J. Herbert, salesman (10 Park sq., B.), bds. 193 Massachusetts avenue
The Misses, 193 Massachusetts avenue
Adams Ephraim (289 Congress and 365 Washington, B.), h. Addison
Frank C., student, bds. Addison
ADAMS HENRY S., civil engineer (542 Exchange bldg., B.), h. Addison-See advt. opp. page 81
Mabel F., teacher, bds. 28 Pleasant
Prescott A., brakeman, B. & M. R.R., h. 28 Pleasant Thurber C. (289 Congress, B.), bds. Addison
Agnew William F., engineer, 6 Medford
Agur Alonzo, carpenter, h. 535 Massachusetts avenue
Ahern Bros. (Dennis, jr., and George E.), hairdressers, 257 Massachusetts avenue
Dennis, farmer, h. 21 N. Union
Daniel, gardener, h. 16 Beacon
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ARLINGTON [A] DIRECTORY.
Aherr Dennis, jr. (Ahern Bros.), hairdresser, 257 Massachusetts av., h. 15 Webster Edward, farmer, h. 10 N. Union
George E. (Ahern Bros.), hairdresser, 257 Massachusetts av., h. 21 N. Union
John P., hds. 21 N. Union
Maurice, 143 Massachusetts av.
Patrick, 97 Massachusetts av.
Patrick J., watchman (Mystic Water Works, Medford), bds. 21 N. Union
Ahearn Thomas M., teamster, bds. 21 N. Union
Allen Abbot, gardener, bds. 163 Massachusetts av.
Andrew F. Mrs., 161 Massachusetts av.
Arthur C., clerk (229 Franklin, B.), h. 347 Massachusetts av. Charlotte H. Miss, publisher (31 Pemberton sq., B.), h. 347 Massachusetts av.
Charles W. (49 Fulton, B.), 37 Jason
Edith L. Miss, 163 Massachusetts avenue
Eugene T., student, bds. 3 Swan
Frank C., traveling salesman, h. 20 Mystic
Fred, carpenter, Massachusetts avenue, A. H.
Frederick, bookkeeper (32 Canal, B.), 3 Swan
George G. (20 South, B.), house 7 Pleasant-st. place
Herbert F., 163 Massachusetts avenue
Irving A., teacher (Bryant & Stratton, B.), bds. 161 Massa- chusetts avenue
John F. Mrs., 7 Pleasant-st. pl.
Louis E, physician, 347 Massachusetts avenue
Mary Isabel Miss (Allen Sisters, pub. Young Idea, 31 Pem- berton sq., B.), h. 347 Massachusetts avenue
M. S. Mrs., 37 Park av., A. H.
Theodore F., furniture (49 Fulton, B.), h. 13 Wyman
William C. Mrs., 347 Massachusetts avenue
William H., gardener, 163 Massachusetts avenue
William H., jr., student, 163 Massachusetts avenue
Allis Annie A. Miss, teacher, bds. 10 Swan pl.
Fannie A., teacher, bds. 10 Swan pl. William P., 10 Swan pl. Almshouse, Summer, near Brattle, B. F. Durgin, supt.
Alsen Car', cabinetmaker, 16 Teel
American Express Co. at depot
Anderson Mabelle Miss, bds. 37 Hillside av., A. H.
Andrews Abbie F., widow of Calvin, 18 Swan pl.
Arlington Advocate, Chas. S. Parker & Son, publishers, Swan's block, Massachusetts avenue
Boat Club, Ernest Hesseltine, pres., Fresh Pond
Dyewood and Drug Mill, Samuel A. Fowle, prop., Mystic Five Cents Savings Bank, Savings Bank bldg.
Gas Light Co., rear of 47 Mystic, Charles H. Wharton, supt. Armour George E., blacksmith, h. 110 Pleasant
Armstrong Robert W., 42 Dudley
Ash John T., iron worker, h. 36 Dudley
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ARLINGTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Atwell John R., mason, h. 32 Henderson Augustine William, printer, bds. 16 Henderson Austin George W. Mrs., Brattle-st. station Henry H., civil engineer, h. 11 Lewis av. Lucius A., station agent, E. Lexington, bds. Brattle-st. station Robert L., pianomaker, 416 Massachusetts avenue Averill George H., fruit and fish, Wollaston av., A. H.
BABBIDGE HERBERT L., gardener, bds. 10 Broadway Babson Esther G., teacher, bds. 6 Pleasant-st. pl. William Mrs., 6 Pleasant-st. pl.
Bacon Altenah B., bookkeeper, bds. 7 Russell terrace Arthur L., carpenter, h. 26 Mystic
B. C. Miss, 10 Avon pl.
Charles N., mnfr. Winchester, h. 3 Pleasant-st. pl.
Edward E., mason, h. 84 Franklin
Harvey N., Moore's court
H. J. Mrs., 9 Linwood
Louis A. (Winchester), bds. 3 Pleasant-st. pl.
Major, mason, 10 Avon pl.
Major J., mason, 9 Summer Robert, Pleasant-st. pl.
William Henry (18 Canal, B.), bds. 9 Linwood
Bagley Mary A., widow, h. 30 Henderson Bailey Dix L., farmer, bds. Mystic
Edward A. (F. H. Bank, B ), bds. 494 Massachusetts avenue Esther Miss, teacher, bds. 494 Massachusetts avenue
James A., 494 Massachusetts avenue
BAILEY JAMES A., JR., lawyer (53 State, B.), bds. 12 Pleasant-See advt. page 70 J. Winslow, moved to Boston Thomas H., laborer, Brattle
Baker Harry E., salesman, 14 Cleveland Leo M., driver, h. Moore pl. Nelson, 110 Pleasant
Baldwin William Walter, milk dealer, 31 Massachusetts avenue
Ballou George O., painter, h. 24 Henderson
Balser William P., builder, h. 12 Cleveland
Barker Benjamin G., jeweller, h. 7 Appleton, A. H. Emma G. Miss, bds. 3 Russell Simeon, carpenter, h. 3 Russell Barnard Joel, spring beds, h. 10 Wellington Barnes Charles A., carriage painter, h. 55 Cottage av. Barrett John, laborer, h. Lake Barrows Arthur C., teacher, h. 5 Draper av. Joseph W. (147 Tremont, B.), h. 1 Jason Barry Daniel, laborer, 26 Broadway Daniel, laborer, 5 Moore ct. Garrett, police sergeant, bds. 28 Mystic John, market gardener, 140 Broadway John, farmer, h. 23 Franklin Michael, farmer, 1 Moore ct.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
WELCH'S Arlington and Boston Express. OFFICES :
14 Devonshire, 75 Kilby and Ill Kingston Streets. Order Box, No. 35, F. H. Market.
ARLINGTON ORDER BOX AT POST OFFICE. Leave Arlington at S.30 and 10 o'clock, A. M. Leave Boston at 12 and 3 o'clock, P. M.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. RESIDENCE No. 7 BEACON STREET.
General Grading, Teaming and Sodding.
O. B. MARSTON,
Carpenter and Builder, ARLINGTON, MASS.
SHOP ON SWAN'S PLACE.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
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ARLINGTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Barry Michael, Park ct.
William, conductor, bds. 25 Franklin
Bartlett Charles H., hassocks (94 Blackstone, B.), h. 35 West- minster Edward H., 88 Pleasant
Ethel G. Miss, bds. 88 Pleasant
George H. Prof., principal Normal Art school (studio 27 Tremont, B.), h. 88 Pleasant Lewis P., real estate, 348 Massachusetts avenue
Bascom Hannah E. Mrs., 11 Ashland, A. H.
Bassett Ruth Miss, bds. Mystic
William, broker (53 State, B.), h. Mystic
Bassing Jacob, laborer, Massachusetts avenue
Baston Annie M., asst. librarian, bds. 31 Broadway
BASTON JAMES, carpenter, and builder, h. 31 Broadway -See advt. page 70
James W., wood carver (C.) bds. 31 Broadway Nettie E. Miss, 31 Broadway
Bauer Emil, piano case maker, Brattle ct.
Baxter Frank A., laborer, 467 Massachusetts avenue
Beals William J., machinist, h. 28 Henderson
Bean Edward D., inventor, (15 Cornhill, B.), h. 33 Appleton, A.H. Harlan B., salesman, bds. 33 Appleton, A. H.
Walter N., clerk, bds. 33 Appleton, A. H.
Beattie Alexander, 91 Massachusetts avenue Beauchemin A., painter, bds. 316 Massachusetts avenue Beaumont A. H. Mrs., h. 48 Park av., A. H.
Hartford, electrician, bds. 48 Park av., A. H. John H., 48 Park av., A. H. Ulie E. Miss, bds. 48 Park av., A. H.
Beddoes Mabel L. Mrs., widow of James P., 56 Claremont av., A. H.
Beers James L., carpenter, h. Moore pl. Beevins John, Brattle lane
Mary Mrs., Brattle ct.
William M., laborer, h. 466 Massachusetts avenue
Bell Annette Mrs., Grove-st. pl. Jane Miss, h. 28 Beacon Benham John H., fireman, 48 Dudley
Bennett Emma F. Miss, bds. 48 Westminster av. Fred N., clerk, bds. 107 Massachusetts avenue
John N., carpenter, 107 Massachusetts avenue
Mabel R. Miss, milliner, bds. 107 Massachusetts avenue Oman, farmer, bds. Mystic Benson Charles E., laborer, 7 Mill
Berry S. E. Mrs., millinery, 3 Jason
Berthrong Henry W. Mrs., The Hawley, 66 Park av., A. H. Bertwell James Mrs., 6 Cottage av.
James H., brass moulder, h. 6 Cottage av. Samuel C., steam fitter, h. 15 Henderson
Bickford George C., salesman (8 N. F. H. mkt., B.), h. 9 Avon pl. Biggs Douglas S., printer, bds. 22 Appleton, A. H.
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ARLINGTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Billings Arthur, gypsy moth commission, bds. 28 Mystic Binns Rowen C., driver, h. 4 Sawin
Bishop Augustus, 160 Massachusetts avenue Leon, Massachusetts av., A. H. Bitzer Dora Miss, bds. 19 Forest Dora, widow, h. 19 Forest Jacob, pianomaker, bds. 19 Forest J. Fred, moulder, 13 Forest J. Fred, jr., salesman, bds. 13 Forest Bixby John L., jr., 27 Hillside av. Leon, 27 Hillside av.
Blackington John B., laborer, bds. Lake
Blake E. Nelson, pres. Nat. Bank, 280 Mass. av., house Mass. av., cor. Bartlett av.
Blanch Frank G., painter, h. 8 Beacon
Blanchard J. Albert, clerk, h. 7 Acton, A. H. Theodore E., shoemaker, h. 15 Acton, A. H.
Blood Elizabeth Miss, 347 Massachusetts av. Kate E. Mrs., bds. 287 Massachusetts av.
Boles Dolly Mrs., Massachusetts av., A. H.
Bond Everett P., clerk, bds. 248 Massachusetts av. Phineas S., machinist, 248 Massachusetts av.
Bonds John E., engineer, 10 Mill
Borstel Isaac, cigarmaker, h. 7 Teel-st. pl.
Bott Alberta H., bds. Academy
Frank, grocer (B.), Academy, last house
Frank N., clerk, bds. Academy
Bowers Alice C., widow of Charles E., 43 Lake Fannie Mrs., Highland av. James A., collector (B.), Massachusetts av., A. H.
Lillian G., bds. Higland av. May Belle, bds. Highland av.
Bowker Levi L., glazier, h. 107 Massachusetts av.
Bowler John, laborer, 73 Massachusetts av. Michael, bds. 71 Massachusetts av., near Cleveland Bowman Alexander, tailor, bds. 21 Broadway Frank, butcher, 178 Broadway Henrietta Mrs., h. 14 Gardner
Henry R, butcher, 163 Broadway William, bds. 14 Gardner
Brackett Carrie A. Miss, vocal teacher, (25 Music Hall bldg., B.), bds. Addison
James Frederick, drug clerk, bds. 9 Russell John Q. A., lawyer, (48 Congress, B.), h. 33 Pleasant
Josiah N. (cor. Atlantic av. and Congress, B.), boards Addison
Bradley James, shoemaker, 419 Massachusetts av., bds. 97 do. Michael, 97 Massachusetts av.
William, laborer, 39 Dudley William H., painter, bds. 39 Dudley
Leander D. (Bradley & Knowles), hardware, 251 Massachu- setts av., bds. 16 Pleasant
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ARLINGTON [B] DIRECTORY.
Bradley & Knowles (Leander D. Bradley and Alfred H. Knowles), hardware, 251 Massachusetts avenue
Brady John, gardener, h. 1 Park av., A. H. Thomas, farmer, h. Lowell
Thomas, jr., farmer, Bow, cor. Lowell Brandenburg Howard W., compositor, h. 26 Westminster av., A. H. Breen John, farmer, 418 Massachusetts avenue
Michael, farmer, 143 Massachusetts avenue Patrick, laborer, h. 12 Mt. Vernon Brennan Patrick, farmer, h. 23 Park
Brenner Sophia Mrs , widow, bds. 10 Forest
Bridgham Arthur L., student. bds. 9 Hillside av., A. H.
BRIDGHAM LELAND F., merchant tailor (657 Wash- ington, B.), h. 9 Hillside av., A. H -See front col. page Minot A., student, bds. 9 Hillside av., A. H.
Briggs Thomas A., special machinery (62 Sudbury, B.), h. 37 Medford
Brine James W. (27 Kingston, B ), 450 Massachusetts avenue William, 450 Massachusetts avenue
Brockway Charles G., inspector flour (B.), 21 Claremont av., A.H. Clarence M., instructor (Institute Technology, B.), boards 21 Claremont avenue, A H
Jennie T. Miss, boards 21 Claremont avenue, A. H.
Katharine A. Miss. bds. 21 Claremont avenue, A. H.
Brooks A. Foster, supr. fire alarm, 201 Massachusetts avenue Edward D., bookkeeper, 29 Mull
William A., clerk, house 50 Franklin
Brown Betsey M. Mrs., 91 Massachusetts avenue
BROWN HENRY K., boots and shoes (1 1-2 Province ct., B.), house Westmoreland, A. H .- See advt. page 70 Maurice F., student, boards 4 Avon place
Ralph H., civil engineer (Boston Bridge Works, C.), house 4 Avon place
William, laborer, house 27 Franklin
William E., teamster, boards 14 Broadway Bruorton George E., electrician, 20 Brook avenue
George E., jr., clerk (120 Franklin, B.), boards 20 Brook ar. Josephine A., saleslady (B.), board ‹ 20 Brook avenue Myrtle M., music teacher, boards 20 Brook avenue Philip A., clerk (120 Franklin, B.), boards 20 Brook avenue Bryant, Edwin P., druggist, house 6 Court
Francis S., commission merchant (29 Kingston, B.), 91 Massachusetts avenue
Buck James P., bookkeeper (5 India, B.), boards 9 Linwood Buckley Dennis, boards 8 Lake
Jeremiab, superintendent, St. Paul's cemetery, 20 Beacon
John, farmer, boards 1 Moore court
John, Park court John, laborer, boards Lake
Josepb, milk dealer, house 19 Henderson Maurice, boards Mrs. Gibbons, off Linwood
Buckman Samuel C., 261 Broad way
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. W. HILL,
CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Attended To.
RAILROAD CROSSING, - MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
ADAM WALKER, LADIES' AND GENT'S TAILOR. DYEING, CLEANSING AND REPAIRING. GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
No. 255 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
S. P. WORTHLEY,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN -
MILK
117 Massachusetts Avenue, - ARLINGTON, MASS.
POST OFFICE ADDRESS, NORTH CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
L. C. TYLER, - DEALER IN - BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS, MEN'S AND BOY'S READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS. Agent for the National Steam Laundry and Dye House. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. 282 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., SAVINGS BANK BUILDING ARLINGTON.
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ARLINGTON [C] DIRECTORY.
Bucknam Emily, assistant librarian, boards 70 Pleasant
Franklin, salesman (B.), 70 Pleasant Helen E. Mrs., 70 Pleasant Herman F., salesman (B.), 70 Pleasant
Buhlert Julius W., clerk (36 Temple place, B.), house 44 Florence avenue, A. H.
Bullard Henry M., treasurer, 27 Academy Wm. A., carpenter and contractor, 509 Mass. av., A. H.
Bumpus Edgar L., travelling salesman, Brattle
Bunce George, Moore place
Harry M., insurance (170 Devonshire, B.), bds. Moore pl. Bunker Ann M. Mrs., 13 Central
Charles W., salesman, house 13 Central
Helen M. Miss, dressmaker, 13 Central
Burditt, William, retired naval officer, 8 Winter
William R. T., salesman, boards 31 Massachusetts avenue Burke David, farmer, house 33 Park Michael, house 10 Park Michael, 2d, Warren
'Thomas, laborer, house 129 Summer
Burns Edward J., 111 Massachusetts avenue Eugene, farmer, boards 42 Park James. A., carpenter and builder, h. 77 Crescent Hill av., A. H.
John, farmer, house 42 Park
Joseph F., laborer, boards 18 Dudley
Margaret Mrs., 4 Schouler court
Michael, Schouler court Michael J., teamster, 11 Schouler court
Thomas, laborer, 111 Massachusetts avenue
William, laborer, house 18 Dudley
Bushnell Samuel Clarke Rev., clergyman, house 5 Maple
Butcher Edward T., 22 Swan place
Butler Cora F. Miss, teacher, 7 Bartlett avenue
Edward J., Park avenue
Gertrude A. Miss, 7 Bartlett avenue
Lucy J. Miss, organist, boards 49 Medford
Robert, 33 Park avenue, A. H.
Thomas, iron (249 Causeway, B.), h. 25 Park avenue, A. H. William, fruit (10 and 12 Commercial, B.) h. 7 Bartlett av. William H. (12 Commercial, B.), boards 7 Bartlett avenue Butterfield Joseph H., market gardener, 18 Lake
Buttrick David, salesman, house 7 Russell terrace
CADIGAN CORNELIUS, laborer, bouse 426 Massachusetts av. John, 11 Schouler court Michael, 9 Schouler court Cahalin Daniel B., 35 Dudley Francis J., insurance agent, boards 49 Grove
Joseph B., 49 Grove Susan Miss, clerk, boards 49 Grove Thomas, 49 Grove Thomas H., boards 49 Grove
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ARLINGTON [C] DIRECTORY.
Cahill Kate Mrs., widow, 22 Decatur Martin, farmer, 4 Schouler court Callahan Celia Mrs., widow, 25 Beacon Edward, farmer, boards 27 Park Michael E., teamster, house 16 Webster Matthew, house 20 Webster Matthew W., teamster, house 18 Webster
Campbell Benjamin, gardener for Mr. Spurr, Mystic James, laborer, boards Mystic James, teamster, house 11 Sawin
John R., tailor, boards 99 Park avenue, A. H. Julia, nurse, 10 Cleveland
Malcolm A., shipper (103 Commercial, B.), house 11 Sawin Nellie Mrs., widow, house 28 Mystic
Canfield Charles E., clerk, 266 Massachusetts avenue, bds. Water Canniff Bridget Mrs., 455 Massachusetts avenue
John, machinist, boards 455 Massachusetts avenue
Mary, seamstress (B.), boards 455 Massachusetts avenue Michael J., polisher, house 455 Massachusetts avenue
Michael J., 2d, 15 Summer
Patrick, laborer, house 420 Massachusetts avenue Timothy, barber, 419 Massachusetts avenue, boards 455 do.
Timothy, laborer, 446 Massachusetts avenue Timothy M .. hairdresser, 419 Mass. avenue, bds. 455 do. William T., stone cutter (Camb'pt.), bds. 446 Mass. av.
Canty John P., civil engineer (B. & M. R.R., B.) h. 10 Lewis av. Mary E Miss, house 10 Lewis avenue
Patrick, Park place
Richard, Park place
William H., shipper. boards 10 Lewis avenue
Card George W., coal (C ), honse 26 Westminster avenue, A. H. Carens John J .. c'erk, boards Moore place
Richard, machinist. house 17 Lewis avenue
Richard, boards 7 Mystic
CARENS THOMAS H., grocer, 233 Massachusetts avenue, house 27 Lewis avenue-See advt. page 70
Carey John D., letter carrier, 7 Teel
Carpenter Charles L., civil engineer (B.), bds. 174 Mass. av
Carroll Catharine Mrs., 12 Henderson
Charles J., carpenter, 4 Dudley court
John, 4 Dudley court John, laborer, 12 Henderson
Margaret, dressmaker, boards 12 Henderson
Mary, dressmaker, boards 12 Henderson
Patrick, boards 11 Henderson
Carter Arthur B., stenographer (110 Boylston, B.), house 335 Massachusetts avenue Charles H., 47 Pleasant George P. Mrs., 47 Pleasant
Cartmell Ada E. M., compositor, boards 1 Massachusetts avenue Albert V., engraver, boards 1 Massachusetts avenue
A berta V. Miss, compositor (B.), bds. 1 Massachusetts a.v.
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ARLINGTON [C] DIRECTORY.
Cartmell John H., laborer, boards 1 Massachusetts avenue
E. Mrs., house 1 Massachusetts avenue
Wellington G., engraver, boards 1 Massachusetts avenue Carver Eugene P., lawyer (28 State, B.), house 68 Park av., A. H. Nathan P, house 68 Park avenue, A. H.
Cashman Charles, laborer, house Oakland avenue, A. H. John, currier, house 53 Cottage avenue Patrick, 53 Cottage avenue Casey John F., saw maker, 45 Grove
Caterino A. M., fruit, 270 Massachusetts avenue, house Bacon Cavanaugh George, laborer, Vine, A. H.
C'eiley Herbert H., 10 Wellington
CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO. (Clifford H. Cobb, Sam- uel H. Cutting), Albert W. Trow, manager, 247 Massachu- setts avenue-Spe advt. page 76
CHADWICK WALLACE A., provisions (138 Black- stone, B.), 471 Massachusetts avenue-See advt. on map Chaffin Abbie R. Mrs., 365 Massachusetts avenue
Nathan L., restaurant (63 Cornhill, B.), 365 Mass. av. Walter D., 365 Massachusetts avenue
Chalmers Elward, cutter, house 8 Montague, A. H. Edward, jr., cutter, boards 8 Montague, A. H.
James, cutter, boards 8 Montague, A. H. John B., boards 8 Montague, A. H.
('hapman Everett S., laborer, house Moore place
Chase Charles C., teacher piano, boards 16 Bartlett avenue Edward A., carpenter, house 9 Mill
Fred M., carpenter, 9 Mill
Herbert M., hack and liverv, Buckman ct., h. W. Somerville James M., builder and architect, 333 Massachusetts av., h. do. Childs George H., provisions (17 New F. H., B.), house 22 Lake Christenson L., tailor, house 4 Cottage avenue Chubbuck Stillman E., boards 97 Pleasant
Church Charles L., engraver, house 44 Hillside avenue, A. H. Churchill Elbert L., coal (B.), house Jason Ciare Michael, laborer, 12 Mt. Vernon
Clark Charles A., clerk (Franklin, B.), boards 196 Mass. av. CLARK CHAS. B., druggist, 231 Massachusetts av., house.
39 Broadway-See advt. opposite page 33 David, hacks and carriages, 8 Mill
George C., clerk (84 Washington, B.), bds. 196 Mass. ar. Herbert G., conductor electric cars, house 16 Central James, laborer, boards 46 Lake
John H., electrician (General Electric Co., 118 Summer, B.), 3 Palmer
Patrick, laborer, 54 Franklin
Wm. Albert (Wm. L. Clark & Co ), 198 Massachusetts av., house 196 do.
Wm. L. (Win. L Clark & Co.), 198 Mass. av. bds. 196 do.
CLARK WM. L. & CO. (Wm. L. and W. A.), 198 Massa- chusetts avenue-See advt. page 28
Clary Henry T., 54 Warren
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESTABLISHED 1821.
WM. L. CLARK & CO., Carriage Painters and Trimmers, - AND -
HARNESS MANUFACTURERS.
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
Blankets, Halters, Surcingles, Whips, Cards, Combs, Brushes, &c.
No. 198 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
WM. L. CLARK. W. A. CLARK.
- ARLINGTON ADVOCATE, -
C. S. Parker & Son, Editors and Proprietors, PUBLICATION OFFICE
246 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, (Swan's Block.)
SUBSCRIPTION
$2.00 A YEAR.
A valuable medium for local and general advertisers, as the sub- scription list is large and covers every section of the town.
FINE JOB PRINTING
Department connected with the establishment, fitted up with most approved job and power presses, and a choice line of type.
BOOK WORK A SPECIALTY.
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ARLINGTON [C] DIRECTORY.
Clary Thomas, farmer, house 54 Warren
Clement Squires C., 5 Water
Clifford Patrick, laborer. 24 Franklin
CLIFFORD ROBERT C., JR., treasurer Standard Fur- niture Co.(729 Washington, B.) house 31 Jason-See advt. leaf opp. Business directory William T., milkman, house 5 Webster
Clock F. H., dentist, 16 Pleasant, house at Lexington
Clough Benjamin F., lumber (Chsn.), 436 Massachusetts avenue Rosina R. Miss, 436 Massachusetts avenue Samuel P., Mill
Cloyd Edward, at E N. Blake's, Massachusetts avenue
Coates Frederic L., painter and paper hanger (B.), house 23 Teel Cobb Henry L., house 67 Mystic
Mary E., widow, 8 Broadway
Coburn Frank E., shoemaker, 244 Massachusetts av., house 2 Teel Lewis M., machinist, house 13 Henderson
Cody Garratt, policeman, house Warren, cor. Webster
Colbert Hattie L., bookkeeper (C.), boards 5 Walnut Isaac, off Jason John, off Jason
Colbeth John, farmer, Kensington park
Colby Walter E., inhaler manufacturer (Newton Centre), house 393 Arlington avenue
Cole William E., moved to Cambridge
Coleman Dennis, laborer, boards 405 Massachusetts avenue Jeremiah, salesman, (121 Portland, B.), 50 Pleasant
Lawrence, farmer, boards 3 Moore court
Michael, laborer, house 29 Franklin Moses J., 14 Maple
Collings Jonathan, carpenter, house 4 Sawin Collins Annie, house 9 Bartlett avenue Charles A., waiter, boards 33 Dudley
David, farmer, boards 6 Park Dennis, stone mason, 9 Bartlett avenue
Dennis J., salesman (B.), boards 29 Beacon
Ernest .J., express driver, boards 33 Dudley Henry R, driver, boards 33 Dudley
James C., carpenter, boards 33 Dudley J. Lincoln, moved to Somerville John, gardener, 33 Dudley Kate T., dressmaker, 9 Bartlett avenue
Nancy, dressmaker, 9 Bartlett avenue
Patrick, mason, 11 Schouler court
Patrick, mason tender, 9 Schouler court
Patrick, farmer, house 29 Beacon Thomas H., gate tender, boards 33 Dudley Colprit James H., paper hanger, h. 71 Crescent Hill av., A. H. Conant Benjamin, printer (32 Hawley, B.), house Mystic
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