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SHEDD JAMES H., 14 Draper avenue and (4 Waverly Block, Chsn.)-See advt. opp. elite list
Schools, Kindegarten.
Wellington Annette S., 11 Maple
Seed Grower. RAWSON WARREN W., Warren, cor. Medford, (34 South Market, B.) ---- See advt. opp. page 96
Shoe Makers. (See Boot and Shoe Makers.)
Show Cases.
Raymond Charles J., 487 Massachusetts avenue
Show Case Manufacturers.
Schwamb W. P. & Bro., 465 Massachusetts avenue
Stationery and Periodicals.
DANIELS FRANK R , 266 Massachusetts av .- See advt. page 44 NICHOLS AUGUSTUS & CO., 252 Massachusetts avenue-See advt. page 36
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Steam and Hot Water Heating.
JOHNSON H. B., Broadway, cor. Winter-See advt. page 36
Stock Dealer.
Cutter Warren, 112 Broadway
Stoves and Furnaces.
BRADLEY & KNOWLES, 251 Massachusetts ave .- See advt. back colored page
SHATTUCK R. W. & CO., 241 Massachusetts avenue-See advt. front colored page
STICKNEY S. & CO., 238 Massachusetts ave .- See advt. on map
Tailors.
BOWMAN ALEC, 276 Massachusetts- avenue-See advt. page 72 Loftus James J,, 235 Massachusetts avenue
WALKER ADAM, 255 Massachusetts av .- See advt. opp. page 81
Teacher, Music.
Blodgett James L., (violin) 20 Swan place
Bruorton Myrtle M., 20 Brook avenue
Prentiss Samuel P., 92 Summer
Teachers, Pianoforte.
Butler Lucy J. Miss. 49 Medford
Proctor Adelaide W., 194 Massachusetts avenue
Schwamb Eliza A., 465 Massachusetts avenue
Undertakers.
GRANNAN DANIEL W., 214 Massachusetts ave .- See advt. page 88
HARTWELL J. HENRY & SON, 12 Broadway-See advt. opp. page 32
Upholsterers.
Albright Edwin E, 256 Massachusetts avenue
Kenniston William H., 119 Massachusetts avenue
Robertson William W., 337 Massachusetts avenue
Wheat Meal Mills.
Arlington Drug Mills, S. A. Fowle, proprietor, Mystic
Wheelwrights.
GOTT CHARLES, 220 Massachusetts av .- See advt. opp. p. 80 Menchin William O., 415 Massachusetts avenue
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ARLINGTON TOWN OFFICERS. 1896.
Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of Highways, Edw. S. Fessenden, one year ; Edwin S. Farmer, two years ; George D. Tufts three years.
Assessors, George I. Doe, one year; Frank Y. Wellington, two years ; Lucian C. Tyler, three years.
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector, B. Delmont Locke.
School Committee, Joseph C. Holmes, Georgianna M. Peatfield, Samuel H Smith, three years ; Herbert H. Ceiley, J. H. Crosby, Edwin Prescott, two years ; Geo. D. Moore, Franklin Wyman, Timothy O'Lea- ry, one year. Chairman, Samuel H. Smith. Secretary, Herbert H. Ceiley.
Superintendent of Schools,
Truant Officer, George D. Moore.
Water Commissioners, Peter Schwamb, three years; George W. Lane, two years ; Frank L. Hodgdon, one year.
Water Registrar, B. Delmont Locke
Park Commissioners, John Q. A. Brackett, one year; W. W. Kim- ball, two years ; S. F. Hicks, three years.
Superintendent of Streets, Samuel E. Kimball.
Superintendent of Almshouse, Benjamin F. Durgin.
Superintendent of Water Works, Thomas Roden.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund, William G. Peck, three years ; A. D. Hoitt, two years ; Theo. Schwamb, one year.
Trustees of Pratt Fund, Henry Hornblower, five years; George Hill, four years ; James A. Bailey, three years ; William G. Peck, two years, William E. Wood, one year ; B. Delmont Locke, ex-officio.
Trustees of Robbins Library, Samuel C. Bushnell, Matthew Rowe, three years ; James P. Parmenter, Frank W. Hodgdon, two years ; Jos. C. Holmes, E. Nelson Blake, one year.
Trustees of Elbridge Farmer Fund, William E. Parmenter, Edwin L. Farmer, William G. Peck, John Q. A. Brackett, William E. Wood, John H. Hardy.
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Sewer Commissioners, Edward S. Fessenden, one year; George D. Tufts, two years ; Winfield S. Dusgin, three years.
Board of Health, Edwin P. Stickney, one year ; Edward S. Fessen- den, two years; Edwin Mills, three years.
Consolidated Board of Trustees of Robbins Fund, Soldiers' Monu- ment Fund and Cemeteries, Warren A. Peirce, three years ; William G. Peck, two years ; F. S. Frost, one year ; B. Delmont Locke, ex-officio.
Registrars of Voters, William H. Pattee, Walter Crosby, William A. Fitzpatrick, B. Delmont Locke.
Auditors, Clarence T. Parsons, Leander D. Bradley.
Constables, Alonzo S. Harriman, John Duffy, Daniel M. Hooley, Garritt Barry, Andrew Irwin.
Undertakers, John H. Hartwell, Charles T. Hartwell, Edward J. Sweeney, Daniel W. Grannan.
Engineers of the Fire Department, Charles Gott, chief; Geo. Hill, Frank P. Winn, assistants ; A. Foster Brooks, supt. of fire alarm.
Police, Alonzo S. Harriman, chief ; Garritt Barry, Daniel M. Hooley, Andrew Irwin, John Duffy, Garratt J. Cody, James E. Whitten, Chas. H. Woods.
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SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC.
Arlington Boat Club.
Whittemore Steeet, Spy Pond. BOARD OF DIRECTORS :
President, Ernest Hesseltine.
Vice-President, Jere. Colman.
Secretary, Edward P. Watson.
Treasurer, Walter B. Henderson.
Trustees, George M. Richardson, William E. Hutchins, Walter
Stimpson, Charles H. Carter, Arthur E. Crosby.
STANDING COMMITTEE :
House, Messrs. Hesseltine and Stimpson.
Boats, Mr. Crosby.
Entertainment, Messrs. Carter and Richardson.
Library, Mr. Crosby.
Bowling Alleys, Mr. Colman.
Billiards and Pool, Messrs. Hutchins and Henderson.
Cigars, Mr. Hesseltine.
Auditing, Messrs. Hasseltine and Hutchins.
DIRECTORS OF SPORTS :
Rowing, William F. Homer.
Bicycling, Arthur W. Cutler.
Bowling, Asa W. Flanders.
Base Ball, C. Fred Slade.
Meetings are held first Monday of the month ; board of directors, second Mondays ; ladies' night, second Tuesdays ; ladies' afternoons first and third Wednesdays ; smokers, first Mondays. Membership limited to 250.
Applicants for membership must be 20 years of age, and address the board of directors on blanks prepared for the purpose, obtainable of the secretary, signed by two members and accompanied by an admis- sion fee of ten dollars. Annual tax, fifteen dollars. Telephone, Ar- lington 23.
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Arlington Finance Club.
· President, Henry A. Kidder.
Vice-President, George T. Freeman. Treasurer, A. W. Trow. Secretary, E. O. Grover.
Trustees, Henry Hornblower, George G. Allen, Myron Taylor. Meets by invitation fourth Tuesday of each month.
Arlington Heights Social Thirty.
President, Henry H. Kendall.
Secretary, Miss Mary J. Copeland.
Treasurer, Andrew W. Turner. Object of the club : mutual sociability and entertainment.
Meetings held in Crescent Hall, 7 P. M., third Thursday in the month.
Circle Associates. Arlington Heights.
President, William O. Partridge.
Vice-President, George A. Lloyd.
Secretary, John II. Perry.
Treasurer, Clarence T. Parsons.
Auditor, Leander Peirce.
Directors, William O. Partridge, George A. Lloyd, Clarence T. Parsons, F. Schnetzer, Jr.
Meetings held in Associate Hall, first Wednesday in the month.
Crescent Hill Improvement Association.
President, H. Thomas Elder.
Secretary, Thomas Swadkins, Jr.
Treasurer, Francis B. Records.
West End Club. Arlington Heights.
President, John H. Perry, 10 Florence avenue
Vice-President, C. T. Parsons. Secretary, George Perkins.
Treasurer, J. A. Blanchard.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
President, Mrs. Henry A. Kidder.
Vice-Presidents, Mrs. M. J. Wiggin, Miss M. H. Simpson, Mrs. H. T. Gregory. Secretary, Mrs. E. D. Griffin. Treasurer, Mrs. Henry Y. Hill. Meets in Congregational Church parlors first and third Fridays of each month at 3 P. M.
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SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
I. O. ODD FELLOWS. Bethel Lodge, No. 12.
Noble Grand, J. Fred Bitzer, Jr.
Vice-Grand, William A. Prince.
Recording Secretary, Edgar A. Harrod.
Per. Secretary, David Buttrick.
Warden, L. A. Austin.
Conductor, A. B. Black.
Treasurer, N. E. Whittier.
Inside Guardian, G. O. Goldsmith.
Outside Guardian, Fred Rood.
R. S. N. G., W. F. Town.
L. S. N. G., L. E. Stickney.
R. S. V. G., G. W. Jewett.
L. S. V. G., W. W. Puffer.
R. S. S., L. M. Cobb.
L. S. S., J. H. Bertwell.
Chaplain, Jacob Bitzer.
Sitting Past Grand, Oscar Needham.
Meets in Odd Fellows Hall, Wednesdays, at 8 P. M.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS. Council 109.
Instituted December 10, 1894.
G. K., T. J. Robinson
D. G. K., J. E. Tracy.
C., W. H. Nolan.
W., J. J. Robinson.
Fin. Secretary, W. H. Canty.
Rec. Secretary, E. M. Creeden.
Treasurer, John W. Dacy.
Meets second and fourth Thursdays, at K. of C. Hall, 241 Mass. avenue.
F. & A. MASONS. Hiram Lodge.
W. M., W. S. Durgin. S. W., C. W. Bunker. J. W., Ernest Hasseltine.
Secretary, Charles H. Prentiss.
Meets in Masonic block, Massachusetts avenue, Thursday on or before full moon.
Menotomy Royal Arch Chapter.
M. E. H. P., C. W. Bunker.
E. K., G. W. Sampson.
E. S., Theodore F. Allen. Treasurer, George W. Storer.
Secretary, Charles H. Prentiss.
Meets third Tuesday of each month at Masonic Hall.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. Francis Gould Post 36.
Commander, Charles S. Parker.
S. V. C., Alfred Pierce.
J. V. C., Zenas Estes.
Adjutant, Sylvester C. Frost.
Quartermaster, J. A. Blanchard.
Officer of the Day, F. D. Roberts.
Officer of the Guard, Alfred Morse.
Surgeon, David Chenery.
Chaplain, Mr. Woodward.
Meets in G. A. R. Hall second and fourth Thursdays. Seventy- six members.
SONS OF VETERANS. Charles V. Marsh Camp 45.
Captain, Ed. S. Jacobs.
First Lieutenant, Lucian Pierce.
Second Lieutenant, Mr. Cutler.
First Sergeant, H. Malta.
Quartermaster Sergeant. F. P. Winn.
S. G., George W. Knowlton.
C. S., A. A. Tilden.
Chaplain, Major Bacon, Jr.
Camp Committee, C. B. Harris, C. Northup, W. Kennison.
Meetings held in G. A. R. Hall, first and third Thursdays in the month.
A. O. HIBERNIANS. Division 23.
President, Thomas H. Nolan.
Vice-President, Dennis O. Leary.
Recording Secretary. J. M. Curtin.
Financial Secretary. Jeremiah Sexton.
Treasurer, John Kelley.
Board of Directors, John McGrath, Edmond Readon, R. A. Welch, James Twohig, John Kelley, P. J. Ahearn. Patrick Hurley.
Meetings held at Hibernian Hall, Mystic, cor. Chestnut Street, first and third Tuesday in the month at 7.30 P. M.
A. O. U. WORKMEN. Circle Lodge, No. 77.
Arlington Heights.
Master Workman. H. W. Berthrong.
Past Master Workman, G. C. Tewksbury.
Foreman, W. J. McAllister.
Overseer, E. I. Mckenzie.
Recorder, J. R. Mann.
Financier. W. P. Hadley. Receiver, E. P. White.
Guide, Leander Peirce .-
Inside Watchman, William E. Lloyd.
Outside Watchman, George C. Grant.
Meets first and third Fridays of each month, in Association Hall,: Park Avenue, A. H., at 8 P. M.
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ARLINGTON CHURCHES.
Arlington Baptist Church.
Massachusetts Avenue. Pastor, Rev. Charles H. Watson, residence 14 Academy Street. Services : Sunday, 10.45 A. M., 7.00 P. M. Sunday School, 12.00 Y. P. S. C. E .. 6.15 P. M. Devotional service, Friday 7.30 P. M. M.
BAPTIST SEWING CIRCLE.
President, Mrs. D. L. Tappan.
Meets at Church first Wednesday afternoon of each month.
BAPTIST HOME AND FOREIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
President, Mrs. C. A. Learned. Vice-President, Mrs. F. A. Johnson. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. H. F. Gregory. Meets at church, first Wednesday of each month. Annual elec- tion first Wednesday in January.
Evangelical Parish. Park Avenue, A. H.
Pastor, Rev. A. E. Stembridge.
Services : Sunday, 3.30 P. M. Sunday School, 2.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting and Y. P. S. C. E., Wednesday at 7.30 P. M.
First Congregational (Unitarian) Parish.
Massachusetts Avenue, cor. Pleasant Street. Pastor, Rev. Frederic Gill, residence 30 Pleasant Street.
Parish Committee, Mr. H. H. Ceiley, chairman, Mr. Henry Bull- ard, Mr. H. G. Porter.
Clerk, Mr. Herman Bucknam.
Treasurer, Mr. F. W. Hodgdon.
Music Committee, Mr. H. Bullard, chairman ; Mr. W. T. Foster, Jr., Mr. W. G. Rice.
Director of Music, Mr. W. Burton Robinson, 149A Tremont St., Boston. Services : Sunday 10.45 A. M. Sunday School, 12 M. Commun ion service on the first Sundays of January, July, October, and on Easte" Sunday. Evening service on the last Sunday of each month, from September to April inclusive, at 7.00 o'clock. At these services the minister will give a course of expository sermons on " Unitarianism." Friday, social and religious service, 7.30 P. M.
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Social religious services are held in the vestry on Sunday eve- nings once a month, according to announcement made from the pulpit. Parish sociables are held at intervals during the winter, accord- ing to announcements made from the pulpit. All are invited to attend these gatherings.
The minister is at home on Friday evenings.
A box and cards will be found in the vestibule of the church, by means of which members of the congregation and others may inform the minister of cases of sickness or trouble, changes of address, the arrival of strangers, or other matters. This box will be opened only by the minister.
The annual Parish meeting is held in March.
Those wishing to engage seats will please apply to the treasurer, Mr. F. W. Hodgdon, 8 Wellington street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Superintendent, Mr. H. H. Ceiley.
Assistant Superintendent, Mr. William G. Rice.
Secretary and Librarian, Mr. John Gray.
Assistant Secretary, Mr. Arthur Prescott.
Treasurer, Mr. William T. Foster, Jr.
Pianist, Miss Helen Cook.
Teachers, Mrs. B. F. Wilder, Mrs. T. W. White, Misses Ida F. Robins, Agnes W. Damon, Grace Ordway, Caira Robbins, Fannie E. Shirley. Camille M. Whytal, Mr. W. G. Rice. Rev. Frederic Gill, Bible class. Miss Maude F. Pierce, Miss Grace Gage, teachers of Kindergarten Department.
THE SOCIAL ALLIANCE.
President, Mrs. W. E. Parmenter.
Vice-President, Mrs. James Bailey.
Recording Secretary, Miss Agnes W. Damon.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Abbie Stevens
Treasurer, Miss Ellen W. Hodgdon.
Executive Board, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. King, Mrs. Wilder.
First Universalist Church.
Massachusetts Avenue, corner Church Street.
Pastor, Rev. Harry Fay Fister, residence 12 Pleasant Street. S. S. Superintendent, J. H. Perry.
Sexton, Charles Easte, 57 Summer Street.
Services : Sunday, 10.45 A. M. Y. P. C. U., 6.30 P. M. Sunday School, 12 M.
The Orthodox Congregational Church.
Pleasant, corner Maple Street.
Pastor, Rev. Samuel Clarke Bushnell, residence 5 Maple Street. S. S. Superintendent, William A. Muller.
Services : Sunday, 10.45 A. M. Sunday School and Bible Class, 12.00 м. Y. P. S. C. E., 6.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting, Friday evening, 7.30 P. M.
St. John's Episcopal Church. Academy Street, corner Maple.
Rector, W. S. W. Raymond, 19 Academy. Services : Sunday, Preaching, 10.30 A. M. Sunday School 12 M. Prayer Meeting 4 P. M.
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St. Malachi's Church.
Rector, Rev. John M. Mulcahy.
Assistant Rector, Rev. Patrick M. O'Connor.
Second Assistant Rector, Rev. Charles A. Finnegan.
Services : Sunday, Mass 7.00, 9.00 A. M. High Mass 10.30 A. M. Sunday School 2.30. and vespers 3.30 P. M.
Week Days, 7.00 A. M.
Union Parish. Park avenue, A. H.
Pastor, Rev. Robert E. Ely.
Services : Sunday, 10.45 A. M., 7.00 P. M. Sunday School 12 M. Prayer Meeting Friday evening.
Arlington Line Mission.
Massachusetts avenue, corner Tannery street, North Cambridge.
Services : Sunday, Sunday School 4.15 P. M. Evening meeting 8
P. M. Thursday evening 8 P. M.
CEMETERIES.
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Medford Street.
Superintendent, John H. Hartwell. Committee, William G. Peck, Francis S. Frost, Warren A. Peirce
St. Paul's Cemetery. Broadway.
Superintendent, Jeremiah Buckley, 20 Beacon Street, Arlington. Manager, Rev. William Orr, 34 Holyoke Street, Cambridge.
Old Burial Ground of the First Parish. Pleasant Street.
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BANKS, ETC.
Arlington Co-operative Bank.
Savings Bank Building, 280 Massachusetts avenue, Arlington.
President, George D. Moore.
Vice-President, Frank P. Winn.
Secretary, R. Walter Hilliard.
Treasurer, Warren A. Peirce.
Meets second Tuesdays, 7.30 P. M.
Arlington Five Cent Savings Bank.
Savings Bank Building, 280 Massachusetts avenue, Arlington. President, W. G. Peck. Vice-Presidents, William E. Parmenter, Vanum Frost, Henry J. Locke.
Treasurer, J. W. Whitaker.
First National Bank of Arlington. Savings Bank Building, 280 Massachusetts avenue.
President, E. Nelson Blake. Vice-President, Alfred D. Hoitt.
Cashier, W. D. Higgins.
ARLINGTON CONVALESCENTS' HOME.
160 Broadway.
Manager, Mrs. Julia H. Wheeler.
Trustees, Mrs. Frank Bott, Mrs. Dr. Charles A. Dennett, Mrs. E. L. Churchill.
Visiting Physicians, Charles A. Dennett, Dr. Chandler, Medford.
CONVENT OF SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
9 Chestnut Street.
Superior, Sister Ludwina.
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ARLINGTON PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Libraian-Elizabeth J. Newton.
Board of Trustees-J. C. Holmes, Rev. S. C. Bushnell, E. N. Blake, Matthew Row, F. W. Hodgdon, James P. Parmenter.
Extracts from By-Laws.
Article 5. The use of the library and reading room shall be free to all residents of the town, of suitable age ; but any person may be tem- porarily forbidden such use, for carelessness or misconduct.
Article 6. Any person temporarily living in town may use the library on the same conditions as residents, provided that before taking books he shall furnish a satisfactory guaranty, or deposit with the libra- rian the sum of three dollars.
Article 7. The library shall be opened : reading room, Sundays, 2 30 to 5.30 P.M. ; Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10.00 to 12 A. M., 1 to 6, and 7 to 9 P. M. Book room, 1 to 6 P. M. Wednesdays 10 to 12 A. M., 1 to 9 P. M. Book room, 1 to 8 P. M. Saturdays, 10 to 12 A M .. 1 to 9 P. M. Book room, 1 to 9 P. M. Wednesdays and Satur- days only, during the month of August.
Article 8. Any person who has a right to use the library may take one volume, and retain it two weeks. Any book may be renewed once to the same person, but not more than once, until it has been re- turned to the library, and has remained there one full library day.
Article 9. If any person shall lose, deface or injure a volume, he shall replace the same or pay for it. A fine of two cents shall be col- lected for every day a book is retained beyond the specified time. If any person shall refuse or neglect to pay any sum due for the detention, loss, or injury of any book, his right to take books from the library shall be suspended until the same is paid.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS BRANCH. ROBBINS LIBRARY.
Librarian-Miss M. Seabury.
The reading room will be open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 1.30 to 6, and 7 to 9 P. M. Thursdays, 3 to 6, 7 to 9 P. M.
Books left at the reading room on Tuesdays and Saturdays, be- tween 1.30 and 3 P. M., will be exchanged and books will be ready for delivery from 7 to 9, the same day.
During the month of August, open Saturdays only.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Renters of
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Will consult their own Interests by Examining the Vaults and Accomodations which are offered by the
SECURITY SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
COPYRIGHT, 1891, BY THE SECURITY TARE DEPOTIT CO
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EQUITABLE BUILDING, 67 MILK ST., BOSTON.
Luxuriously furnished Department especially for the use of Ladies.
Safes rented from $10 to $100 per annum. and Silver Ware stored at reasonable prices.
DIRECTORS :
E. M. MCPHERSON, President.
H. B. HYDE, 2d Vice-President.
F. GORDON DEXTER.
OLIVER AMES.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
WILLIAM A. TOWER, Vice-President. NATHAN WARREN, Treasurer.
BENJ. F. SPINNEY. GORDON DEXTER. JAMES H. HYDE.
F. G. STOREY, Superintendent of Vaults.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES H. SHEDD,
INSURANCE # AND # REAL # ESTATE.
CONVEYANCER, - AUCTIONEER, -- AND-
NOTARY PUBLIC. 4 Waverley Block, City Square, CHARLESTOWN DISTRICT, BOSTON, MASS.
DRAPER AVENUE, ARLINGTON,
A. A. ADAMS,
DEALER IN -- Choice Family Groceries, Flour and Grain. CONCORD AVENUE, F. R. R. BELMONT, MASS.
Belmont Market.
GEORGE W. BEAN,
Dealer in MEATS AND PROVISIONS BUTTER, EGGS, LARD, POULTRY and CANNED GOODS. Leonard St., Belmont, Mass.
ELITE LIST.
THE NAMES OF THE PRINCIPAL RESIDENTS ARRANGED BY STREETS.
ACADEMY STREET.
From Massachusetts Avenue to Jason Street.
12 Mr.& Mrs. Warren A. Peirce
14 Rev. & Mrs. Charles H. Watson
20 Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Hornblower Albert G. Fisher
22 Mr. & Mrs. Marshall N. Rice
30 Mr. & Mrs. William F. Sprague
46 Judge & Mrs. John H. Hardy John H. Hardy, Jr.
48 Mr. & Mrs. Harvey S. Sears
3 Mr. & Mrs. Edward O. Grover
5 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gooding
11 Mrs. J. C. Nickerson
19 Mrs. E. M. Harris Miss Florence W. Harris Rev. W. S. W. Raymond
27 Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Bullard
29 Mr. & Mrs. B. Delmont Locke
31 Mrs. S. A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Samuel H. Smith Miss Nellie Smith
35 Mr. & Mrs. George A. Smith
37 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin A. Norton Col. Alfred Norton
39 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bott Frank N. Bott Miss Alberta H. Bott
49 Mr. & Mrs. Willard G. Rolf
51 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred T. Marston
ACTON STREET, A. H.
From 8 Appleton.
5 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Turner
7 Mr. & Mrs. J. Albert Blanchard Walter R. Blanchard
13 Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Sloan
15 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore E. Blanchard
ADDISON STREET.
From 39 Pleasant Street to Fresh Pond.
4 Mr. & Mrs. Ephraim Adams Frank C. Adams
6 Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Fitzpatrick
8 Mrs. S. H. Fox Josiah B. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Horatio F. Martin Josiah N. Brackett Miss Carrie A. Brackett
00 Mr. & Mrs. Elmer H. Grey Trueman Grey Mrs. Ida M. Pierce Fred T. Pierce
3 Mr. & Mrs. Herry S. Adams
5 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Kidder Miss Alice D. Gilbert Miss A M. Fraser
9 Mr. & Mrs. Bertram P. Ellison
11 Mr. & Mrs. William K. Cook
00 Mr. & Mrs. Clifford F. Perkins
00 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Dimond
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APPLETON STREET, A. H. From Massachusetts Avenue, near Lowell,¡to Lexington Line.
2 Mr. & Mrs. Burt W. Rankin Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Brockway
22 Mr. & Mrs. George W. Perkins
28 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Grant 00 Robert L. Sawin
54 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jacobson
56 Mr. & Mrs. F. Schnetzer, Jr.
5 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Peirce
7 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Barker
9 Mr. & Mrs. B. Horace Peirce Miss Susan Peirce
15 Mrs. Nellie M. Farmer Walter B. Farmer
27 Dr. & Mrs. A. C. Daniels
33 Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. Bean
41 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Patterson F. Alfred Patterson Miss Margaret J. Patterson
00 Mr. & Mrs. John Henderson
APPLETON PLACE, A. H.
From Appleton Street, near Massachusetts Avenue.
3 Mr. & Mrs. Wilson W. Fay The Misses Fay
ASHLAND STREET, A. H. From 26 Appleton to Florence Avenue.
6 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Gorham
7 Mr. & Mrs. Wendell D. Rockwood
11 Mrs. Hannah E. Bascom Miss Rebecca D. Stone
AVON PLACE.
From 296 Massachusetts Avenue to Railroad.
4 Mr. & Mrs. Alfred C. Cobb Mrs. E. C. Henry
6 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund W. Noyes Edmund H. Noyes
10 Mr. & Mrs. John N. Bennett
5 Mr. & Mrs. E. Everett Upham Miss Lois Alice Upham
7 Mr. & Mrs. William Whytal Charles R. Whytal Miss Camille May Whytal Miss Lillian Levis
BARTLETT AVENUE.
From 351 Massachusetts Avenue.
12 Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Parker 16 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Higgins 18 Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Webber
20 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin W. Gray
00 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Brine
7 Mr. & Mrs. William Butler William H. Butler Miss Cora F. Butler
9 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Collins
15 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Leeds
17 Mrs. Henry Leeds Miss Edna Leeds
19 Mr. & Mrs. A. Bartlett Hill
21 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Swan
23 Mr. & Mrs. William A. W. Webber W. H. Webber
00 Mr. & Mrs. Fred L. Diman Mrs. George Homer
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BROADWAY.
From Massachusetts Avenue, near Medford Street, to Somerville Line.
16 Mrs. Apollos J. Tillson
20 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Sias
24 Mr. & Mrs. Eugene X. Waters
26 Miss Mary L. Olmstead
26 Samuel C. Buckman
32 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel G. Damon
38 Mrs. Charles A. Greene
40 Mrs. Catharine Robinson Miss Annie J. Robinson
88 Mrs. Eleanor E. Rawson
112 Mr. & Mrs. Warren Cutler
132 Mr. & Mrs James Purcell
160 Mr. & Mrs. William Wheeler
172 Thomas Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. George Reynolds
178 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Bowman
21 Mrs. Hannah L. Rood 27 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Merrifield 29 Mr. & Mrs. William Bertwell
33 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Marden
35 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Stevens 37 Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Butcher
39 Mrs. M. T. Cook Charles E. Cook
41 Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Roberts
00 Mr. & Mrs. Horace B. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Johnson
133 Mr. & Mrs. Rollin P. Puffer
137 Mrs. Sarah E. Peabody
163 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Pichet Mr. & Mrs. Charles O. Young
BROOK AVENUE.
From 32 Lake to Massachusetts Avenue.
20 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Bruorton
20 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney T. Hardy
23 Mr. & Mrs. John Lyons
CENTRAL STREET.
From 320 Massachusetts Avenue to Railroad.
6 Mrs. John J. Winn Mrs. E. A. Dupee Miss Mary L. Dupee Miss M. A. Gilson
10 Mr. & Mrs. Ernest B. Brown
12 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Storer
14 Mrs. Adelaide Rice
16 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert G. Clark
18 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Craig
9 Mr. & Mrs. Abel Lawrence
11 A. Frederick Sunergren Mrs. M. C. Sunergren
13 Mrs. Ann M. Bunker Charles W. Bunker
15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Atherton
17 Mrs. Mary H. Teele Miss Mary H. Teele
19 Mr. & Mrs. Josiah Russell
21 Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Irwin
23 Mr. & Mrs. Marshall B. Smith
25 Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Hutchinson
CLAREMONT AVENUE. From Wollaston Avenue to Oakland Avenue.
28 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence T. Parsons
32 Mr & Mrs. John K. Simpson, Jr.
36 George Doul Mrs. M. E. Uphill
7 Mr. & Mrs. William O. Partridge 9 Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Kimball
13 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel G. Learned
17 Mr. & Mrs. Henry H. Kendall
19 Mr. & Mrs. George C. Tewksbury Miss M. G. Reed
23 Mr. & Mrs. Alton A. Warren
33 Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin C. Haskell The Misses Haskell
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