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Waverley.
JOHN R. MACKESSY Postmaster
OFFICE HOURS-7.00 A. M. to 8. P. M. daily. Sundays, 9.30 to 10.30 A. M.
MAILS ARRIVE-6.59, 10.23 A. M., 1.45, 5.03 P. M. Sundays 9.22 A. M.
MAILS CLOSE-8.02, 10.16 A. M., 1.40, 7.00 P. M. Sundays 6.40 P. M.
CHURCHES.
All Saints Episcopal Church, cor. Clark and Common streets. Reginald H. Coe, pastor; residence at present in the Episcopal school building on Brattle street, Cambridge; L. S. King, clerk; residence cor. School and Washington streets; R. H. James, Sunday school superintendent. Services : Sunday, 11 A. M., 5.30 P. M .; Sunday school 10 A.M .; week day services as appointed.
Congregational Church, Waverley street, Belmont. George P. Gilman, pastor; residence, Waverley street, Waverley ; W. R. Lamkin, clerk; residence, Waverley; H. E. Car- penter, Sunday school superintendent.
Services : Sunday, 10.45 A. M., 7.15 r. M .; Y. P. S. C. E. 6.15 P. M .; Sunday school 12.05 P. M .; week day services Friday 7.45 P. M.
First Baptist Church, Waverley. Edward F. Andrews, pastor and Sunday school superintendent; residence, Burnham street.
Services : Sunday, 7.15 P. M .; Sunday school 3 P. M .; week days, Friday evening.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Common, near School street. Rev. John M. Mulcahy, pastor, and Sunday school su- perintendent; residence 24 Medford street, Arlington. Services : Sunday, masses 8.30 and 10 A. M .; vespers 3.30 P. M .; Sunday school 2.30 p. M .; week days, meeting of con- fraternity B. V. M. first Friday of each month at 8 P. M.
Unitarian Church, Concord avenue. Rev. Hilary Bygrave, pastor and Sunday school superintendent; residence, Com- mon street .; HI. H. Baldwin, clerk, residence Pleasant street.
Services : Sunday, 11.45 A. M .; Sunday school 12 M.
McLEAN HOSPITAL.
Trapelo Road, Waverley.
OFFICERS.
Medical Superintendent, Edward Cowles, M. D.
1st Assistant Physician, George T. Tuttle, M. D.
2d Assistant Physician, Charles S. Little, M. D. Pathologist and Assistant Physician, August Hoch, M. D. Junior Assistant Physicians, Harry W. Miller, M. D., Wm. G. Ward, M. D., Guy G. Fernald, M. D.
Chaplain, Rev. George J. Prescott
Matron, and Superintendent of Nurses, Lucia E. Woodward Asst. Superintendent of Nurses, R. Helen Cleland
Clerk, Frances E. Gilbert
Librarian, Elizabeth G. Gibson
Instructors in Physical Training, Fred S. Seeley, S. May Taylor
Instructor in Cooking, Cecilia K. Bradt
Supervisor of Women's Department, Luna J. Young
Supervisor of Men's Department, Aubrey W. Tower Purveyor, John P. Bradbury Store Keeper, Wm. S. Ripley
Apothecary, Ernest L. Noyes, Ph.G. Stenographer, Wm. M. Woods
OFFICERS OF THE CONVALESCENT HOME.
Superintendent, Herbert B. Howard, M. D. (Resident Phys- ician, General Hospital)
Matron, Miss Alice Scott
PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Mrs. NELLIE S. MCCABE, Librarian.
J. HENRY FLETCHER, J. MURRAY BROWN, Rev. GEO. P. GILMAN, GUSTAVUS C. HOLT, Miss MARGARET W RISLEY, Trustees.
Extracts from Rules and Regulations.
ARTICLE 1. Any inhabitant of the town of Belmont over twelve years of age, who shall sign, when required. an obligation to observe all the existing Rules and Regulations of the library, and all that may be subsequently adopted, shall have the right to take books therefrom so long as he or she shall comply with the same.
ARTICLE 3. No book shall be retained by the person borrowing it more than two weeks without renewal. nor shall more than one renewal be allowed until the book shall have remained in the library one full library day. The fine for the retention of any volume over the time specified shall be two cents for every library day it is so retained. Bor- rowers of books will be responsible for the same until returned to the hands of the librarian or his assistant.
ARTICLE 4. When any book is likely to be frequently called for, the time of its retention from the library may be limited to one week, the time of its retention being made conspicuous on its cover ; and if such book be retained beyond the specified time, the person so retaining it shall pay the same fine as provided in Article 3.
ARTICLE 6. Any book retained beyond the time prescribed by these regulations may be sent for by the librarian, and the expense incurred in obtaining it shall be paid by the person who has so re- tained it.
ARTICLE 8. All books are required to be returned to the library on or before the 15th of August, under a penalty of a fine of fifty cents. The library will be closed for examination from August 15 to Septem- ber 1.
ARTICLE 9. No person owing a fine or forfeiture shall receive books from the library until the same is paid.
BELMONT TOWN OFFICERS.
Select men, Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of Highways, Gusta- vus C. Holt, chairman ; Richard Hittinger, Charles II. Slade.
Assessors, Thomas W. Davis, chairman ; Josiah S. Kendall.
Town Clerk and Clerk of Selectmen, Winthrop L. Chenery.
Treasurer and Collector, Winthrop L. Chenery.
Auditor, William H. Poole.
School Committee, Francis N. Lincoln. chairman ; Mrs. Mary F. W. Homer, Mrs. Mehitable B. Frost, Rev. George P. Gilman, George C. Flett, Royal T. Broderick.
Superintendent of Schools, George P. Armstrong.
Superintendent of Streets, Frank D. Chant.
Fence Viewers, James W. MeCabe, David S. McCabe, Edward Has- kins.
Constables, Frank D. Chant, John Argy, David S. McCabe, David Chenery.
(The Constables are also Field Drivers.)
Water Commissioners. Irving B. Frost, chairman; Francis HI. Ken- dall, Charles J. MeGinnis.
Registrars of Voters. William F. Grimes, chairman ; Charles W. Winn, G. Fred Kendall, Winthrop L. Chenery.
Engineers of the Fire Department, Herbert H. Russell, chief ; Thos. E. Murphy, David S. MeCabe. Eden Price, Edward F. Skahan ; Adel- bert Dailey, superintendent of fire alarm.
Commissioners of Sinking Funds, Henry O. Underwood, Chandler Robbins, Gustavus C. Holt.
Measurers of Wood and Bark, Charles R. Suydam, Charles J. Mc- Ginnis.
Surveyor of Lumber, James W. McCabe.
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Sealer of Weights and Measures, Winthrop L. Chenery.
Measurer of Grain, Charles R. Suydam.
Park Commissioners, Edwin F. Atkins, J. Willard Hill, William E. Stowe.
Cemetery Committee, George P. Walcott, chairman ; Frank D. Chant, William W. Edgar.
Board of IIcallh, George A. Prentis, chairman ; John Fenderson, Lyman Underwood ; David S. McCabe, agent of board.
Inspector of Provisions and Animals, Benjamin A. Harris, V. S.
Inspector of Buildings, David S. McCabe.
Inspector of Plumbing, Edwin Mills.
Janitor of Town Hall, James K. P. Sargent.
Night Police, J. F. Ryan, John Argy.
Keeper of Lockups, Frank D. Chant.
Manager of Electric Lights, Adelbert Dailey.
Tree Warden, Harold L. Frost.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
GEORGE P. ARMSTRONG Superintendent
Rodger Wellington School. School Street, near Common. Miss Hannah McGinnis, Principal. Mattie M. Hough, Grace J. McGinnis, Marie T. Dickey.
Belmont High School. Moore Street. W. M. McVicar, Principal. Edith May, Julia Evans, Mary Hunt.
Mary L. Burbank,
Central Grammar School. Edith W. Griffith, Principal.
Merci A. Allen, Louise Foss, Alice L. Eaton.
Daniel Butler School. North Street, cor. Waverley. Annie C. Johnson, Principal. Mary Freeman, Carrie Dean, Clara Burbank, Blanche S. Minot.
Brighton Street School. Harriet A. Hill, Elizabeth Ryan, Teachers.
SPECIAL TEACHERS. Drawing, Emma K. Parker. Singing, Blanche E. Heard. Sewing, Mary Copeland. « Manual Training, A. C. Cobb.
CLUBS, SOCIETIES, ETC.
Belmont Lodge, F. and A. M.
Meetings held at Masonic hall, over Fitchburg R. R. station, first Thursday in each month
W. M., George C. Flett ; S. W., I. B. Frost; J. W., Joseph HI. Cullis ; Secretary, Charles HI. Hloulahan ; Treasurer, James E. Locke.
Trapelo Lodge, I. O. O. F., 238.
Meets at Town hall, Waverley, every Monday evening.
F. L. Gorham, N. G .; S. B. Robinson, V. G .; James R. Logan, Recording Sec .; F. W. Adams, Financial Sec .; N. C. McGregor, Treasurer.
Knights of Columbus.
Grand Knight, Edward J. Looney ; Deputy G. K., Timothy J. McDermott ; Chancellor, Lawrence M. Ryan ; Financial Sec., Edward J. Ryan ; Recording Sec., William J. Reed ; Treasurer, Matthew Daley ; Lecturer, Cornelius Bresnan ; Advocate, Frank F. Doyle ; Warden, Patrick H. Maguire; Outside Guard, Patrick J. Keenan; Inside Guard, William J. Whalen ; Physician, Dr. Kelly, Watertown; Chaplain, Rev. J. M. Mul- cahy ; Trustees, Peter MeGrath, Richard Griffin, Thomas Ma- hony, M. J. Roberts, John O'Brien.
Porcupine Club.
45 Members.
Chief Porcupine, E. C. Benton ; H. II., II. IT. Russell; Fer- rets, T. L. Creeley, John P. Bradbury, U. S. Young.
Time and place of meeting by appointment.
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Royal Arcanum.
Meetings held in Waverley hall second and fourth Tuesdays in each month.
Regent, R. C. Claus ; Vice Regent, John Leonard ; Past Re- gent, Charles Jameson ; Orator, Alvah A. Hatch ; Treasurer, George C. Flett ; Collector, George P. Gilman; Secretary, H. D. Rogers ; Guide, Edward J. Kearns ; Chaplain, N. N. Clancy.
Waverley Citizens' Association.
Meetings held at the Co-operative Bank rooms, Church street.
President, E. O. Hatch ; Secretary, W. F. Beetle; Treasurer, W. G. Hall.
Dominican Sisters.
Convent of Prague, Lexington, cor. Beech.
Sister Vincent Ferrer, Superior.
BELMONT DIRECTORY.
SPIDLE BROS.,
Dealers in
MILK, BUTTER, AND EGGS.
Fresh Vegetables in their season. All orders promptly attended to. Fresh Eggs a specialty. P. O. Box 29. WAVERLEY MASS.
DAYTON'S
Belmont, EXPRESS and
Waverley,
Boston
BOSTON OFFICES: 95 Arch St. and 128 State St. BOSTON ORDER BOX : 95 Faneuil Hall Market, Box 48. BELMONT; At A. A. Adams' Store. WAVERLEY : J. E. Flagg's and H. H. Russell's Stores.
RESIDENCE: Sycamore Street.
Forward by
McDONALD'S Belmont and Waverley EXPRESS.
BOSTON OFFICES: 34 Court Sq., 15 Devonshire St., 174 Washington St., 105 Arch St., 15 Merchants' Row. Leave Boston at 2.30 p. m.
BELMONT ORDER BOXES: F. Price's, Brighton St. ; Leon- ard St., opp. Central Depot. WAVERLEY ORDER BOXES: H. H. Russell's and James E. Flagg's Stores. Telephone 35-4, Arlington. RESIDENCE: PLEASANT ST., BELMONT.
HORNE BROTHERS, TRAPELO SPRING WATER, Ginger Ale, Etc. Dealers in Fine Groceries, Confectionery, Etc. COR. COMMON ST. and TRAPELO RD. TELEPHONE ARLINGTON 91-5. BELMONT. -
BELMONT DIRECTORY.
FRANK W. GILCREAS, Registered Pharmacist, LEONARD STREET,
BELMONT, MASS.
Prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded.
E. PRICE,
BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRIGHT.
HORSE SHOEING AND JOBBING Promptly attended to.
CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING a Specialty.
Belmont Mass.
JAMES E. FLAGG, -DEALER IN-
Groceries, Meats,
Provisions, Canned Goods AND VEGETABLES.
Fruit and Grain.
Sherwin-Williams Co.'s Paints.
CHURCH ST.,
WAVERLEY.
BELMONT DIRECTORY.
ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
ABBREVIATIONS-Av. for avenue; B., Boston; bds., boards; bldg., build- ing; blk., block; C., Cambridge; cor., corner; ct., court; n., near; opp., opposite; p., page; pk., park; pl., place; sq., square; F. H. M., Faneuil Hall Market; ter., terrace.
After the name of a street the word "street" is omitted.
ADAMS AARON A., grocer, Concord av., n. Pleasant, h. do. See advt. opp. page 179
Benjamin F., grocer ( B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Alexander av.
Elizabeth W. Miss, bds. Pleasant, cor. Alexander av.
Franklin W., drug clerk, h. Trapelo rd., opp. Pleasant Helen M., bds. Concord av., n. Pleasant
William L., clerk, bds. Concord av., n. Pleasant
Ahern Edward, florist, Trapelo rd., cor. Sycamore Ahern Edward P., North, cor. Sycamore
A ken William, manager of valves, McLean hospital, h. Agassiz avenue
Ainsley William E., nurse, McLean hospital
Allen Alonzo (Loomer & Allen), carpenter and builder, Park rd., h. do.
Allen Mercie A., teacher High school, bds. Pleasant, cor. Alex- ander av.
Allen William, asst. supt. Mt. Auburn cemetery, h. Exeter
Amos George L., horse dealer, h. Waverley, n. Woodland Amos Ida Mrs., bds. Waverley, n. Cambridge
Amrock Stephen, laborer, h. Thomas
Amrock Henry, U. S. A.
Andrews Edward F., engraver (B.), h. Burnham Andrews Frank H., farm hand, bds. Common Angel Worcester D., nurse McLean hospital Arenstrop Bothildo C., bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant
Elizabeth Miss, bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant Elsie Miss, bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant
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Arenstrop Helen Miss, bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant
Henry F., foreman, h. Somerset, 2d left from Pleasant Argy John, police, h. Church street pl.
Arlington Golf Club, Pleasant, nearly opp. Brighton
Armour George E., blacksmith, Brighton, n Pleasant, h. at Arlington
Armstrong R. Mrs., dry goods, Leonard, h. at N. Cambridge
Armstrong George P., supt. of schools, h. 7. Oak
Atkins Edwin F. (35 Broad, B.), h. Concord av., above Pleasant
Austin Charles, laborer, h. Grant av., 5th right
Austin David C., nurse McLean hospital
Atwood George H., bds. Concord av., cor. Somerset
Ayer L. A. J., produce, h. Moraine, cor. Agassiz av.
BABCOCK LENA A., nurse McLean hospital
Bacon Charles F., coachman McLean hospital
Bacon Fred E., stable foreman McLean hospital
Bacon George H., mason, h. Leonard, n. Moore Baker Arthur A., laborer, h. off Leonard, rear B. & M. station
Baker Herbert, florist, bds. North, cor. Lexington
Bailey Charles A., farmer, h. Brighton
Baldwin Harry H., leather (236 Purchase, B.), h. Pleasant, n. Leonard
Baldwin L. W. Mrs., bds. Lexington, cor. Whitcomb
Baldwin William A., School, opp. Common
Ball Horace W., civil engineer (B.), h. Hawthorne, cor. Trapelo road
Ball The Misses, bd. Hawthorne, cor. Trapelo rd.
Banks Amos L., milkman, h. White, n. Belmont
Banks Rupert, glass worker, h. Lexington
Barbaro Louis, laborer, bds. Beech, n. Maple
Barby Jacob, bds. Clover, n. Central
Barker Benjamin, farm hand McLean hospital, bds. Mill
Barnard Edward H., artist, studio Belmont, n. Common, h. do.
Barnard Fred A. (P. O. bldg., B.), bds. Payson rd.
Barnard Orrin H., trav. salesman (B.), h. Payson rd., n. Common
Barns Avis B. Mrs., bds. Sycamore, cor. White
Barns George H., cattle dealer, Moraine, 3d left Barrett Alice, bds. Common, cor. School
Charles, student, bds. Common, cor. Clark
Fred O., clerk ( Adams' express, 159 Franklin, B.), h. Com- mon, cor. School Oliver, bds. Common, cor. School
Barry Lawrence, laborer, bds. P. Hurley's, Cross
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Bartlett Ardelle Miss, bds. Burnham
J. E., trav. salesman (B.), h. Myrtle, n. School
John E. Mrs., widow, bds. Burnham
L. II., real estate (Bartlett Bros., B.), bds. School, cor. Myrtle
Wilbert S., real estate ( Bartlett Bros. & Co., 820 Tremont bldg., B.), h. School, cor. Myrtle
Bartsch Herman H., florist, bds. Trapelo rd., junc. Lexington
Basley A. Mrs., h. Common, n. Clark
Bate Beaconsfield B., bds. Trapelo rd., n. Mill
L. Harry, cornetist, bds. Trapelo rd., n. Mill
Marion I. Miss, bds. Trapelo rd., n. Mill
Wallace H., brass finisher (50 Sudbury, B.), Trapelo rd., n. Mill
Bathrick John J., salesman (9 and 19 Chauncey, B.), h. Oak, n. School
Baxter Smith D., electrician, bds. Oxford
Baxter Thomas S., electrician, bds. Oxford
Beals Alexander, bds. Trowbridge
BEAN GEORGE W., provisions, Leonard, n. Moore, h. opp. do. See advt. opp. page 179
Bean Raymond M., student, h. Grove
Beatty Charles S., clerk, bds. Brighton, Hill's Crossing
Beatty John H., gate tender, Waverley, h. Brighton, Hill's Crossing
Beckwith Louis C., clerk (B.), bds. Hill's lane, n. Brighton
Beetle Walter F., clerk (B.), h. Lexington, cor. Sycamore
Belanger Jules, Jaborer, h. Baker, n. Concord av.
Bell James C., merchant, h. Woodland
Bellefontaine Michael, painter, bds. Waverley, cor. Woodland Bellefontaine Richard, painter, bds. Waverley, cor. Woodland BELMONT COAL CO., Charles R. Suydam, mgr., Con- cord av. See advt. page 179.
Belmont Savings Bank, J. Henry Fletcher, pres .; W. L. Che- nery, treas .; town hall, Concord av., cor. Pleasant
Belmont Spring Water Co. (George H. and Joseph Cotton), Winter, n. Concord av.
Belmont Tea Room, lunch, Leonard, n. Moore
Belmont Tennis Club, Thomas
Bennett G., brick maker, h. Underwood, n. Concord av.
Bennett James B. L., plumber (B.), h. Orchard, n. School
Benson Swaney, farmer, bds. P. Keefe's, School
BENTON EVERETT C., insurance (John C. Paige & Co., 20 Kilby, B.), h. White, n. Belmont. See advt. opp. page 179
Berry Alfred W., clerk, Sycamore
Berube Frank, laborer, bds. Underwood, n. Concord av.
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Berube Lewis, laborer, bds. Underwood, n. Concord av. Bigaonette Charles, emp. brickyard, h. Concord av., n. brickyard Bill James C., salesman (239 Columbus av., B.) bds. Woodland Birch Albert, machinery ( Kent, Somerville), h. Fairmont Bird Anna M., bds. Beech, cor. White
Bird Jason W., h. Beech, n. White
Bishop John, laborer, off Pleasant
Bishop Sidney E., butler, bds. Pleasant, cor. Concord av.
Bishop, Thomas F., farmer, h. Concord av., opp. brick yard Black William, teamster, bds. C. Parry's, Concord av.
Blackman Carl L., nurse McLean hospital
Blaikie Suther, real estate (Harvard sq., Cambridge), h. Payson road
Blair James, proof reader, h. Park rd.
Blaisdell M. A. Mrs., bds. Lexington, opp. Holt
Blake Charles L. (Holmes & Blake), druggist, Lexington, cor. Church, bds. B. N. Holmes'
Blondette Alexander, teamster, h. off Pleasant, opp. Brighton
Blondeit Charles, teamster, h. Cottage, n. Concord av.
Blood John J., baker McLean hospital, h. Agassiz av.
Bory Napoleon, fireman, brick yard, h. Trowbridge, n. Concord avenue
Bouchier Peter, engineer brickyard, h. Underwood, n. Concord avenue .
Boudro Jeremiah, laborer, bds. Concord av., n. Cambridge line Bourque Alfred, printer (B.), h. Agassiz av.
Boyce Barney, laborer, h. Washington, n. Common Bowdoin Oliver Capt., h. North, opp. Pleasant
Bowdoin William, North, opp. hospital grounds
Bowers Thomas S., piano key worker, h. Leonard, opp. Moore Bowker A. A., nurse McLean hospital
Bowler William, teamster, Waverley, cor. Thomas Bowman W. M., nurse McLean hospital
Boyce John, farmer A. H. Long's, Washington, bds. do.
Bradbury John P., purveyor, hospital, h. White, cor. Beech Bradlee John E. Mrs., h. Payson pk. rd.
Brainard Chester N., clerk (B.), bds. Brighton, Hill's Crossing Bratten F. D., manager Belmont Tea Room, rms. Leonard, n. Moore
Brennan James, laborer, bds. Waverley, n. Ash Bresnan Cornelius J., market gardener, h. Brighton, 2d left Briggs Nicholas A., bds. North, cor. Moraine Briggs William A., carpenter, h. Falmouth, n. Belmont Brigham S. J. Mrs., bds. Common, n. North
Bright Frederick W., market gardener, h. Washington, n. Huron avenue
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Brochue Cyrille, emp. brickyard, h. Underwood, n. Concord av. Broderick John F., motorman, bds. Waverley
Broderick Royal T., bookkeeper (B.), h. Orchard, n. School Brown Edward A., farmer, h. Concord av., june. Winter Edward W., h. Pleasant, cor. Leonard
Edward Jr., com. merchant (176 Atlantic av., B.), h. Trapelo rd., opp. Pleasant
Frank C. (Little, Brown & Co., B.), h. Common, n. School George, farm hand, bds. Belmont, n. Common
Ilenry A., machinist, h. Grove, n. Belmont
John M., publisher (254 Washington, B.), h. Common, n. School
J. Henry, carpenter, h. Pleasant, n. Somerset
Mary E. Miss, h. Concord av., june. Winter
M. M. & Co., grocers, Concord av., cor. Cottage
Melissa M. Mrs., h. Cottage
Philip (emp. 25+ Washington, B.), bds. Common, n. Con- cord av.
Thomas W., mfr. (29 Haverhill, B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Moore
T. S., contractor and builder (40 State, B.), h. Cottage, 2d left
Winthrop, h. Common, n. Concord av.
Browning Francis, clerk (B.), h. Grove, n. Belmont
Bryant George G., salesman (28 Essex, B.), h. Agassiz, right
Bryant J. A., paper ruler, h. Sycamore, n. Lexington
Buchanan Thomas D. ( Whiting Nursery Co. ), h. Park rd., Har- vard lawn
Buck Percy E., salesman ( Boston P. and P. Co.), bds. Orchard, n. School
Buckley Daniel, h. Concord av., n. Somerset
Buckley Jeremiah F., lawyer, bds. Concord av., n. Somerset
Buckley John, laborer, h. Cross, n. Brighton
Budreau Jerry, farmer, bds. Concord av., n. Cambridge line Buffett Benjamin, nurse McLean 1.ospital
Bunnell Abner B., carpenter, h. Underwood Burbank Amy Miss, h. Trapelo rd., n. Pleasant Clara Miss, teacher, h. Trapelo rd., n. Pleasant
Margaret A. Mrs., h. Trapelo rd., n. Pleasant Mary L. Miss, teacher, h. North, n. Lexington
Burbeck Fannie L. Mrs., bds. F. L. Holmes', Lexington Burdakin Arthur L., h. Mill, n. Concord av.
Burdakin H. Gilbert, clerk (B.), bds. Mill, n. Concord
Burke Bros. (Daniel T., Michael T. and Timothy J.), plumbers, Church, Waverley
Daniel T. (Burke Bros.), plumber, bds. Ash -
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Burke Ellen Mrs., widow of Jeremiah, h. Ash
Katharine Miss, bds. Ash
Margaret, bds. Baker, n. Concord av.
Mary Miss, bds. Ash
Michael T. (Burke Bros. ), plumber, Church, h. Waverley, cor. Woodward
Timothy J. (Burke Bros. ), plumber, bds. Ash
William H., pork products and carbonated waters, factory Hittinger, h. Baker, n. Concord av. Winnie, bookkeeper, bds. Baker, n. Concord av.
Burnham George, carpenter, h. White, n. Beech
Burns John, laborer, bds. Waverley, n. Ash
Burns Linda T., kitchen forewoman McLean hospital
Burroughs W. H., carpenter McLean hospital
Burton Ethel M., bookkeeper W. A. Green, Church, bds. at Somerville
Butler Patrick, h. Concord av., opp. brickyard
Button Charles E., carpenter, h. Baker, n. Concord av.
Buzzell Annie Mrs., housekeeper, Lexington, opp. Holt Bygrave Bessie Miss, bds. Common, n. Clark Hilary Rev., h. Common, n. Clark Mary Miss, bds. Common, n. Clark H. Robert, student, bds. Common, n. Clark
CALABRO JOSEPH, laborer, h. Thomas, n. Clark Cambridge Reservoir, n. Payson rd.
Camelio Poscale, employed brickyard, bds. Baker Campbell Thomas F., teamster, h. Concord av. Campbell Walter E., clerk, h. Grove
Capres Patrick, laborer, h. Cross, n. Brighton Carey Frank, steam fitter McLean hospital
Carey John, laborer, h. Concord av., n. Somerset Carey Thomas F., gardener, h. Centre av., cor. Concord av. Carl Gerald, driver Geo. H. Russell, Pleasant, cor. Brighton Carlson August, emp. Watertown arsenal, bds. Exeter Carlson Gustavus A., clerk F. W. Gilcreas, bds. Waverley Carmichael Malcolm A., nurse McLean hospital Carney Catharine Mrs., h. Thomas, cor. Waverley James J. Edward, blacksmith, bds. Thomas, cor. Waverley John J., casket maker (E. Cambridge), h. Waverley, 4th right from Thomas
Michael L., bds. Thomas, cor. Waverley
Rose Mrs., widow of Michael, h. Concord av., n. Somerset Thomas B., laborer, bds. Thomas, cor. Waverley
William F., laborer, bds. Thomas, cor. Waverley
Carpenter Harrie E., chemist (B.), h. Trapelo rd., n. Agassiz
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Carpenter Malcolm A., h. Park rd., Harvard lawn
Carroll Daniel E. Jr., gardener at Whitney's, h. Common, n. North
Carroll Thomas, laborer, h. Grant av., 1st right
Cary John, farm hand, Concord av.
('ashman Patrick, janitor High school, h. School, n. Cottage
Cashman Thomas, bookbinder, h. Agassiz av.
Castner Eldorus A., nrilk dealer, h. Trapelo rd., Agassiz
Cate Eleazer, importer (16 Ashburton pl., B.), h. Oak, n. Con- cord av.
Cate Fred C., farmer E. H. Clark, Grove, bds. do.
Cavanaugh Edward J., engineer, Pleasant
Chandler B. F. Mrs., H. Lexington, n. Sycamore
Chandler Frank, hardware (36 Federal, B.), h. Waverley, n. Trapelo rd.
Chandler Joseph, painter, bds. Lexington, n. Sycamore
Chant Frank D., superintendent roads, Belmont, h. Concord av., n. Cambridge line
Chard Thomas P., engineer Harvard college, h. Marlboro, cor. Unity av.
Chard Fred J., janitor school (95 Causeway, B.), h. Church
Chard J. Eastman, picture dealer (423 Boylston, B.), h. Wash- ington, cor. School
Chase Margaret, bds. J. E. Chase's, Washington
Chenery Charles E., market gardener, h. Washington, n. Common
Charles H., market gardener, h. Washington, n. School
Charles H. Jr., market gardener, h. Washington, near School
Carrie M. Miss, h. Common, n. Washington
David, gardener, h. Common, I. Washington
Emma V. Miss, h. Common, n. Washington
Franklin W., Common
George H., market gardener, h. Common, n. Cedar rd.
George W., h. Washington, n. Common
Mary A., widow of Isaac, h. Washington, n. Common Winthrop H., student, bds. Common, n. Fairmont
CHENERY WINTHROP L., fire insurance, town hall, Concord av., h. Common, n. Fairmont. See advt. opp. page 178
Choate Georgie A. Mrs., widow of Francis A., h. Park rd., cor. Grove
Christensen Fred O., bds. Sunnyside pl.
Christensen Otto A., shipper (B.), h. Sunnyside pl., n. Pleasant Christensen William W., bds. Sunnyside pl.
Christie Oliver, grocery clerk, h. Cottage
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Clancy Norman N., clerk (B.), h. Agassiz
Clarence B. Smith, baggage agt. F. R. R. station, bds. Concord av., n. do.
Clark Ephraim H., farmer, h. Grove, n. Huron av. Herbert A. Mrs., h. Pleasant, n. Clifton Henry H., student, bds. Pleasant, n. Clifton John, laborer, h. Concord av., n. Somerset Leonard B., physician, h. Sycamore, cor. White Samuel M., bds. Sycamore, cor. White
Clarke C. E., widow of Frank E., bds. Moore, n. Leonard
Claus Robert C., salesman (373 Atlantic av., B.), h. Sycamore, n. Lexington
Cleary John, farmer, bds. P. Keefe's, School
Clement Florence, stenographer, bds. Miss E. G. Hoyt's, Centre av.
Cleveland C. L., foreman McLean hospital
Clish Gardner, driver, bds. William McDonald's, Pleasant
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