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Leonard, from Pleasant across Alexander av., southerly Lexington, from Trapelo rd. to Belmont Linden, from Cushing av. to Willow Maple, from Trapelo rd. to Chestnut Marlboro, from Belmont, next to Oxford, to Fairview av. Marsh, from Winter to Park av. Midland, from Waverley near Ash Mill, from Trapelo rd. to Concord av.
Moore, from Leonard to Pleasant
Moraine, from Lexington, junc. Trapelo rd.
Myrtle, from Concord av. to School. Newton, from Belmont next to School North, changed to Trapelo rd. Oak, from Concord av. to School. Oak Avenue, from Payson rd. to Trapelo rd. Oakley Road, from Belmont to Payson rd. Orchard, from Goden to School Oxford, from Belmont next to Marlboro
Park Avenue, from Marsh, northerly to Arlington line
Park Road, from Belmont to Grove
Payson Park, section north of Belmont, east of Common and west of School Payson Road, from Common to Belmont Pine, from Payson rd. to Trapelo rd.
Pinehurst (private grounds), off Concord av,, top of Hill
Pleasant, from Arlington line to Trapelo rd.
Poplar, from Payson rd. to Cushing av.
Prospect, from Pleasant, bevond Clifton, to Park av. School, from Common to Belmont Somerset, from Concord av. to Pleasant
Spring, from Pleasant, near Arlington line Springfield, from Belmont north of Falmouth Spruce, from Oak av. to Pine Sycamore, from Trapelo rd. to Waltham line Sunnyside Place, off Centre av. near Pleasant
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Thayer Road, from Lexington, opp. Church Thomas, from Waverley, northerly to Clark
Trapelo Road, from Belmont at Payson Park to Waltham line Trowbridge, from Concord av. to Hittinger Underwood, from Concord av. to Hittinger
Unity Avenue, from Exeter, Cambridge line, to Falmouth Vincent, from Belmont to Trapelo rd.
Walnut, from White to Maple
Washington, from Common to Huron av.
Waverley, from Trapelo rd. to Common
Wellington Lane, from Concord av. to Somerset
Wellington, from Concord av. at Cambridge line, to the rail- road at Hill's Crossing Whitcomb, from Lexington to Highland av.
White, from Trapelo rd. to Belmont
Willow, from Trapelo rd. to Cushing av.
Winter, from Concord av. to Lexington line
Woodland, from Waverley, near Midland, northerly
Worcester, from Belmont, next to Newton
Railroad Stations.
Belmont-Fitchburg R. R., Concord av. A. L. Parker, station agent. Belmont-B. & M. R. R., Concord av. Philip O'Connor, station agent.
Hill's Crossing-Fitchburg R. R., Wellington st. J. A. Keenan, station agent.
Hill's Crossing-B. & M. R. R., Wellington st. J. A. Keenan, station agent. Waverley-Fitchburg div., B. & M. R. R., Church, n. Lexing- ton.
F. W. Bolles, station agent. Waverley-Mass. Central div., B. & M. R. R., Trapelo rd., n. Lexington.
G. F. King, station agent.
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Churches.
All Saints' Episcopal Church, cor. Clark and Commons streets. Pastor-Reginald H. Coe, parish house, Pleasant. Clerk-W. J. Cutler, Centre av. Sunday School Supt .- Harvey L. Lincoln.
Services-Sunday, 10.30 a. m., 5.30 p. m .; Sunday school, 12 m .; week day services as appointed.
First Baptist Church, Waverley.
Pastor and S. S. Supt .- Rev. C. S. Scott, Lexington. Services-Sunday, 10.45 a. m. and 7.15 p. m .; Sunday school, 12.15 p. m .; week days, Friday evening, 7.30; Young People's meeting, Tuesday, 7.30 p. m.
Congregational Church, Waverley, Belmont.
Pastor-Rev. George P. Gilman, Waverley, cor. Tra- pelo rd.
Clerk-W. R. Lamkin, Waverley. Sunday School Supt .- H. E. Carpenter.
Services-Sunday, 10.45 a. m., 7. 15 p. m .; Y. P. S. C. E., 6.15 p. m .; Sunday school, 12.05 p. m .; week day services, Friday, 7.45 p. m.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Common, n. School.
Pastor and S. S. Supt .- Rev. Nicholas J. Murphy.
Asst. Priest-Rev. Francis Cunningham, 24 Medford street, Arlington
Services-Sunday, masses, 8.30 and 10.30 a. m .; vespers, 3.30 p. m .; Sunday school 9.30 a. m .; week days, 7.15 a. m .; Tuesday evening, 8.00, Ladies' Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Unitarian Church, Concord av.
Pastor and S. S. Supt .- Rev. George H. Reed, Com- mon.
Clerk-Edward Sherman, Goden.
Services-Sunday, 11.45 a. m .; Sunday school, 12 m.
Unitarian Church, Lexington, Waverley. Pastor-Rev. Charles A. Allen. Clerk-John H. Edwards.
Services-Sunday, 10.45 a. m .; Sunday school, 12 m. Unitarian Church, Waverley.
Pastor-Charles Allen, Holt, n. Burnham. Clerk-John H. Edwards. President-Dr. L. B. Clark. Secretary-Edward Haskins. Services-Sunday, 10.45 a. m .; Sunday school, 12 m.
Spiritualists' Home, J. H. Lewis, mgr.
Services during the summer at 2.30 p. m., on Sundays.
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Public Library
Pleasant street, near Concord avenue.
Frances E. Whitcher, Librarian. Mrs. Nellie S. McCabe, Asst. Librarian.
J. Henry Fletcher, J. Murray Brown, Rev. Geo. P. Gilman, Gustavus C. Holt, Miss Margaret Wrisley, Trustees.
EXTRACTS FROM RULES AND REGULATIONS.
Article I-Any inhabitant of the town of Belmont over twelve years of age, who shall sign, when required, an obliga- tion 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.
Aritcle 3-No book shall be retained by the person borrow- ing 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. Borrowers of books shall 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 pro- vided 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 retained 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 September I.
Article 9-No person owing a fine or forfeiture shall receive books from the library until the same is paid.
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Belmont Town Officers
Selectmen, Overseers of the Poor and Surveyors of High- ways-Thos. W. Davis, chairman ; Irving B. Frost, George C. Flett.
Assessors-Thomas W. Davis, chairman; W. H. Poole, Thos. L. Creeley.
Town Clerk and Clerk of Selectmen-Winthrop L. Chenery.
Treasurer and Collector-Winthrop Cheney.
Auditor-Harry H. Baldwin.
School Committee-Royal T. Broderick, chairman; Mrs. Edith G. Howe, Mrs. Mehitable B. Frost, Rev. George P. Gil- man, H. Robert Bygraves, Charles H. Slade.
Superintendent of Schools-Georre P. Armstrong.
Superintendent of Streets-Frank D. Chant.
Fence Viewers-S. C. Jolin, David S. McCabe, D. C. Malan- son.
Constables-Frank D. Chant, John Argy, David S. McCabe, David Chenery.
(The Constables are also Field Drivers.)
Water Commissioners-Irving B. Frost, chairman; Francis H. Kendall, Charles J. McGinnis.
Registrars of Voters-William F. Grimes, chairman ; Chas. W. Winn, G. Fred Kendall, Winthrop L. Chenery.
Engineers of the Fire Department-Eden Price, chief ; Her- bert H. Russell, Jos. M. Turk, J. F. Leonard.
Commissioners of Sinking Funds-Henry O. Underwood, Chandler Robbins, Gustavus C. Holt.
Mcasurers of Wood and Bark-Charles R. Suydam, W. H. Reed.
Surveyor of Lumber-D. C. Malanson.
Scaler of Weights and Measures-Edwin P. Taylor.
Measurer of Grain-Charles R. Suydam.
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Park Commissioners-Edwin F. Atkins, J. Willard Hill, Loring Underwood.
Cemetery Committee-George P. Walcott, chairman ; Frank D. Chant, William W. Edgar.
Board of Health-Welsey G. Hall, George A. Prentiss, Ly- man Underwood, chairman; David S. McCabe, agent of the board ; Charles H. Houlihan, clerk.
Inspector of Provisions and Animals-H. L. Alderman, V. S.
Inspector of Buildings-David S. McCabe.
Inspector of Plumbing-Edwin Mills.
Janitor of Town Hall-James K. P. Sargent.
Chief of Police-John F. Ryan.
Night Police-Thos. E. Murphy, John Argy.
Keeper of Lockups-Frank D. Chant.
Manager of Electric Lights-Adelbert Dailey.
Tree Warden-Frank D. Chant.
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Clubs, Societies, Etc.
BELMONT CLUB.
Leonard street.
President-H. O. Underwood.
Vice-Presidents-E. F. Atkins, J. O. Wellington.
Treasurer-H. Robert Bygrave. Secretary-Terrance Parker, Concord av.
Annual election, second Monday of September.
BELMONT TENNIS CLUB.
Thomas street.
President-Philip L. Brown. Secretary-C. R. Hunt. Treasurer-H. W. Horne.
BELMONT LODGE, F. & A. M. Masonic Hall, Belmont.
W. M .- William H. Pierce. S. W .- Amos E. Hill. J. W .- Horace Parker. Treasurer-James E. Locke.
Secretary-Charles H. Houlahan.
Chaplain-Rev. Geo. P. Gilman. Marshal-Irving B. Frost.
S. D .- George M. Rogers. J. D .- Fred E. Poor.
S. S .- Charles W. Sherman.
J. S .- F. C. Haskins. I. S .- R. T. Broderick. Tyler-H. F. Arenstrop.
Meet first Thursday, except July and August ; annual meet- ing and election of officers, first Thursday in December.
TRAPELO LODGE, NO. 238, I. O. O. F. N. G .- William C. Trowbridge. V. G .- J. F. MacDonald. Secretary-James R. Logan. Treasurer-H. H. Russell.
Meet Monday evenings, Odd Fellows' Hall; election of offi- cers, last Monday in July and December. Instituted April 4, 1904.
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BELMONT COUNCIL, NO. 332, K. OF C.
G. K .- T. J. McDermott. D. G. K .- William Whalen. Chancellor-James Ryan. Fin. Sec .- E. J. Kearns. Rec. Sec .- P. H. Mead. Treasurer-Theodore Melanson.
Board of Trustees-T. J. McDermott, chairman ; M. Kearns, C. J. Bresnan, T. J. Burke, P. T. Shean, Sr.
Meet Concord av., over F. R. R. station, Belmont, at 8 p. m .; annual meeting, first Tuesday in January ; election of offi- cers, first Tuesday in December.
WAVERLEY COUNCIL, NO. 313, ROYAL ARCANUM.
Regent-Albert J. Wilson. Vice-Regent-Herman H. Burtsch. Orator-Wm. J. Kewer. Secretary-H. D. Rogers. Collector-George P. Gilman.
Treasurer-Martin Troy. Chaplain-William J. Reed. Guide-Patrick J. O'Tool. Warden-Patrick Donovan. Sentry-Ferman W. Cour.
Meet second and fourth Tuesday evenings, Waverley Hall; annual meeting, first Tuesday evening in January ; election of officers, first Tuesday in December.
ST. JOSEPH SOCIAL AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
President-William J. Reed. Fin. Sec .- Charles Dugan. Rec. Sec .- Patrick Clunan. Treasurer-James W. Ryan. Meet at Ryan's Hall, Common st.
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Officers of the McLean Hospital
Medical Superintendent-Gecroe T. Tuttle, M. D.
First Assistant Physician-E. Stanley Abbot, M. D. Second Assistant Physician-Guy G. Fernald, M. D. Pathologist and Assistant Physician-August Hoch, M. D. Assistant in Pathological Chemistry-Otto Folin, Ph. D., Cambridge
Assistant in Pathological Physiology-Shepard I. Franz, Ph. D.
Junior Assistant Physicians-Frederick H. Packard, M. D., William F. Roberts, M. D., Lucian A. Hill, A. B.
Chaplain-Rev. George J. Prescott (B.).
Supt. of Nurses and Matron-Lucia E. Woodward.
Asst. Supt. of Nurses-Jennie McIntosh.
Clerk-Margaret E. Clark.
Librarian-Edith K. Jones.
Instructors in Physical Training-David H. Holmes, S. May Taylor.
Instructor in Cookery-Cecilia K. Bradt.
Supervisor of Women's Department-Lois M. Thurber.
Supervisor of Men's Department-Henry E. Magoon. Purveyor-John P. Bradbury (Belmont ).
Apothecary-Ernest L. Noyes, Ph. G.
Storekeeper-William S. Ripley.
Schools and Teachers
George P. Armstrong, Superintendent. Office, High school bldg. Residence, 7 Oak street.
Belmont High School-Moore street.
Charles Jenney, Principal.
Mary L. Burbank, Gertrude L. Miller, Mary R. Hunt. Central Grammar School.
Harriet H. Dodge, Principal.
Edith Spencer, Evelyn Eldridge.
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Roger Wellington School-School street, near Common. Miss Hannah McGinnis, Principal.
Bessie F. Nash, Alice Davidson, Grace J. McGinnis. Roger Wellington Annex. Ethel Cobb, Grace F. Hardy.
Daniel Butler School-Cor. White and Lexington streets. Annie C. Johnson, Principal.
Mary Freeman, Martha Hourh, Carrie Dean, Louise Wil- kins, Blanche S. Minot, Clara Burbank.
Brighton Street School.
Elizabeth Ryan, Teacher.
SPECIAL TEACHERS.
Drawing-Edmund Ketchum.
Singing-Annie L. Barnes. Sewing-Grace Barclay. Manual Training-Walter C. Brackett.
Post Offices
BELMONT.
Charles R. Suydam, Postmaster.
Mails Arrive-6.50, 10.20 a. m., 1.30, 5.00 p. m.
Mails Leave-8.00, 11.00 a. m .; 1.30, 7.00 p. m.
Sundays-Arrive, 9.20 a. m .; leave, 7.00 p. m.
WAVERLEY.
Herbert H. Russell, 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. Mails Close-8.02, 10.16 a. m .; 1.40, 7.00 p. m. Sundays-Arrive, 9.22 a. m .; close, 6.40 p. m.
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Rates of Postage.
Ist Class .- Letters, and all mail matter sealed so that it cannot be examined without breaking the seal. Postage 2 cents per ounce or frac- tion, for United States and British Provinces (except Newfoundland. ) At least one rate (two cents) must be prepaid to insure forwarding. Postal cards, U. S. and British Provinces, one cent.
The use of the hand stamp for personal communications, as the stamping of a receipt or credit on a bill of account, price list with prices added in writing, matter produced by the type-writer, constitutes the matter Ist-class.
Letters and postal cards can be forwarded from one post office to an- other without an additional prepayment of postage. All other matter can be forwarded at the request of the party addressed, when the post age will be collected on delivery
2nd Class .- All newspapers and other periodical publications which are issued at stated intervals, and as frequently as four times a year, from a known office of publication, and with a paid list of subscribers; rate 1 cent per lb., and is for the benefit of publishers and news agents and of dealers only. Publications of this character can be mailed by the public at the rate of 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction; full pre- payment of postage compulsory.
3rd Class .- Books (printed), circulars, labels, photographs, proo. sheets, and corrected proof sheets and MS copy accompanying the same, blank checks, drafts, insurance policies and other legal papers, hand bills, posters, and all matter of the same general character. Rate, 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction; full prepayment of postage compulsory. Seeds, cuttings, roots, bulbs, etc., may be forwarded in the mails of the United States, with postage prepaid at third class rate, but matter of this nature for Canada must be pre paid at 4th class rates. The date of issue, name of the addressed, the name of the sender, may be writ- ten on a circular, or the correction of a typographical error, without sub- jecting it to letter rate. Reproductions from hectograph, papyrograph, and electric pen, may be sent through mails as 3rd class matter. The limit of the weight of packages of this class is four pounds, except in case of single volumes of a book,to Which there is no limit of weight.
4th Class .- Patterns, address tags, bill heads, letter heads, playing cards, blotting paper bearing p"" ted advertisements, merchandise, met- als, and all other matter not included in the first, second and third classes. Rate, one cent for each ounce or fraction. Full prepayment of postage compulsory. The limit of weight of packages of this class is four pounds. The sender may attach to such articles, bv tags or label, any marks, numbers, names or letters, for purpose of description.
Unmailable .- All packages containing poisons, explosives. substances exhaling bad odor, liquids (ardent.vinous. spirituous or malt). obscene matter of any description, dunning notices on nostal cards. and all ar- ticles which from their nature are liable to damage the mails or injure any person handling the same, cannot be forwarded.
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MONEY ORDERS.
For payment in United States, in Hawaii, in Porto Rico and in the Philippines: For orders for sums not exceeding $2.50 3 cents; $2.50 to $5 5 cts. ; $5 to $10 8 cts., $10 to $20 10 cts .; $20 to $30 12 cts .; $30 to $40 15 cts. ; $40 to $50 18 cts .; $50 to $60 20 cts .; $60 to $75 25 cts .; $75 to $100 30 cts ..
When payable in any other for- eign country: Order for amount not exceeding $10 10 cts .; from $10 to $20 20 cts .: $20 to $30 30 cts .; $30 to $40 40 cts .; $40 to $50 50 cts .; $50 to $60 60 cts .; $60 to $70 70 cts .; $70 to $80 80 cts. : $80 to $90 90 cts .; $90 to $100 $1.
SPECIAL DELIVERY .- A special stamp of the face value of ten cts. attached to any article of mailable matter, in addition to the lawful postage of such article, entitles it to immediate delivery within the car- rier delivery limit of any Free De- livery Post Office, and within one mile of any other post office in the United States. The law permits the delivery by mail of letters bearing only the Special Delivery Stamp. but the ordinary postage due will be col- lected of the addressee on delivery. Letters arriving from foreign coun- tries and bearing United States Spec- ial Delivery Stamps, are entitled to special delivery.
FOREIGN POSTAGE.
CANADA POSTAL TREATY .- By the conditions of this treaty all pack ages of merchandise (heretofore ex- cluded) addressed to Canada, if pre- sented for mailing, in such form as to be capable of easy inspection, can be forwarded in the mails to the of- fice of address, if postage is fully prepaid at the rate applicable to the same in the domestic mails. Such packages will be examined by the Canadian custom officials and if the package contains dutiable matter, the amount of duty will be collect- ed on delivery of package.
MEXICO .- Matter mailed in the United States addressed to Mexico is subject to same rules and condi- tions as if it were addressed for de- livery in the United States, except that articles of merchandise not sent as bona fide trade samples, are required to be sent by parcel post.
To Austria, Aden (Arabia), Argen- tine Republic. Belgium. Bermuda, Brazil. British Guiana. British India (Hindostan and Burmah). British New Guinea. Denmark. Egypt. Ger- many, France,French Colonies,Green-
land, Great Britain, Greece, Hong Kong, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Natal, Netherlands, Newfoundland, New South Wales, New Zealand, Norway- Patagonia, Persia, Portugal, Russia, Queensland, Servía, South Australia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, St.Croix, St. John, St. Thomas, Tasmania, Transvaal. Turkey, Victoria (Aus- tralia), West Australia: - prepaid letters per 1-2 oz. 5 cts .; postal cards, 2 cts. ; newspapers and books 1 cent for 2 oz. or fraction. Arti- cles of merchandize except bona fide trade samples. cannot be sent in the mail to foreign countries. except they be prepaid at letter rate of postage Limit of weight on sam- nles 8 3-4 ounces : limit of length, 12 inches: breadth, 8 inches: depth, 4 inches
GENFRAT, DIRECTIONS. - Mail matter should be addressed legibly and completelv. giving street and number. or box number. nost office. and the name of the State in full: and to secure return in case of mis- direction of non-delivery the name and address of the sender should be written or printed on the wrapper.
BELMONT DIRECTORY.
BELMONT MARKET. GEORGE W. BEAN
DEALER IN Meats and Provisions, Butter Eggs, Lard, Poultry and Canned Goods.
Telephone connection. Leonard Street, BELMONT.
JAMES E. FLAGG, Dealer in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC. Church Street, Waverley.
Also Staple Groceries, Confectionery, Trapelo Spring Water at Whole- sale and Retail.
TRAPELO SPRING STORE, Common Street, Belmont.
Boston Elevated Railway Waiting Room TRAPELO ROAD.
Choice Confectionery, Cigars and Tobacco. Lunch Counter, Ice Cream, Cool Drinks, etc.
H. D. ROGERS, Proprietor.
E. PRICE, BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL WRIGHT.
Horse Shoeing and Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Carriage and Sign Painting a Specialty.
Brighton, cor. Pleasant Street, BELMONT, MASS.
Telephone Connection.
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BELMONT ICE CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ICE DEALERS
BELMONT - - MASSACHUSETTS
Prompt Delivery in Arlington. Belmont and Waverley.
GOOD SERVICE.
Telepnone connection.
W. G. HADLEY, J. G. HADLEY, Prop's.
WINTHROP L. CHENERY
INSURANCE
BELMONT
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MASSACHUSETTS
FIRE.
LIABILITY.
BURGLARY.
STEAM BOILER.
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ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY.
ABBREVIATIONS-Av., for avenue; B, Boston; bds. boards; bldg., build- ing; blk., block; C, Cambridge; cor., corner; ct., court; n., near ; opp., oppo- site ; 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, Concordia av., n. Pleasant, h. do. Adams Benjamin F., grocer (B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Alexander av.
Adams Earle, farm hand, McLean hospital, bds. F. H. Sher- man, Mill
Adams Elizabeth W. Miss, bds. Pleasant, cor. Alexander av.
Adams Franklin W., trav. salesman, h. Trapelo rd.
Adams Fred J., 9 Park rd. P. O. Mt. Auburn
Adams William L., clerk, h. Sunnyside pl.
Ahern Edward P., Sycamore
Ahern Ellen Mrs., h. off Pleasant
Aiken William, mgr. of valves, McLean Hospital, h. Agassiz av.
Alcock Samuel, iron worker, h. Burnham
Alden Fred, second-hand bookdealer, h. 12 Ericsson, P. O. Watertown
Aldrich Don H., mfr. corn cure, Lexington, h. do.
Aldrich Estella G. Miss, at home, H. A. Symonds, Orchard
Aldrich Rose Miss, at home, H. A. Symonds, Orchard
Allen Alonzo (Loomer & Allen), carpenter and builder, 2 Park rd., h. do.
Allen Charles A. Rev. (Unitarian), h. Holt
Allen Lincoln, druggist, h. White
Amrock J. Henry, farmer, h. Thomas
Anderson William, rubber worker, h. Dartmouth, P. O. Mt. Auburn
Andrews Edward F., engraver (B.), h. Burnham
Andrews E. Foster, asst. janitor Met. Coal Co. (B.), bds. Burnham
Andrews Frank H., farm hand, bds. Common
Angelo Frank, grocer (Watertown), h. Beech
Arenstrop Bothildo C., tel. operator (B.), bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant
Arenstrop Elizabeth Miss, bds. Somerset, n. Pleasant
Arenstrop Henry H., foreman, h. Somerset, 2d left from Pleasant
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Argy John, police, h. Church
Armitage John S., landscape gardener, McLean Hospital, h. Pleasant
Armstrong George P., supt. of schools, h. 7 Oak
Atkins Edwin F. (10 Broad, B.), h. Concord av., above Pleas- ant
Austin George C., retired, bds. H. B. Secor, School
Ayer Annabel Mrs. (John), h. School, n. Oak
Ayer John, student, bds. Mrs. Annabel Ayer, School
Ayer Lucius A. J., produce, h. Moraine, cor. Agassiz av.
Babcock William W., mortgages and ins. (Paddock bldg., B.), h. White, n. Belmont
Bacon Charles F., night watchman, McLean Hospital, Waver- ley
Bacon George H., mason, h. Leonard, n. Moore
Bacon Henry A., mason, h. Leonard
Baird Adam, trav. salesman, h. Lexington
Baird C. Campbell, chemist, bds. Forbes Mackenzie, Lexing- ton
Baker Arthur A., laborer, h. Woodland
Balch A. Alden, shipper, h. 42 Grove
Baldwin Harry H., leather (236 Purchase, B.), h. Pleasant, n. Leonard
Baldwin Harry H. Jr., h. Pleasant
Baldwin L. W. Mrs., bds. Lexington, cr. Whitcomb
Ball Abbie A. Mrs. (Horace W.), Hawthorne, cor. Tarpelo rd.
Ball Helen W. Miss, at home, Hawthorne, cor. Trapelo rd.
Banks Amos L., milkman, h. White, n. Belmont
Barbey Jacob A., bds. Clover, n. Central
Barker Benjamin, farm hand, McLean Hospital, bds. F. H. Sherman, Mill
Barker J. Herbert, carpenter, bds. A. L. Burdakin
Barker John H., h. Mill, n. Concord av.
Barnard Edward H., artist, studio Belmont, n. Common, h. do.
Barnard Esther Mrs., bds. Lexington, with F. C. Haskins
Barney Charles, janitor, reg. of deeds (E. Camb.), h. Haw- thorne
Barns Avis B. Mrs., bds. Sycamore, cor. White
Barns George H., cattle dealer, Moraine
Barrett Alice, bds. Waverley
Barrett Charles F., student, bds. Waverley
Barrett Fred O., clerk (South Station, B.), h. Waverley Barrett Louisa C. Miss, Waverley
Barri Bertha G. Mrs., h. Oak
Barri Floron, supt. Boston Bundle Wood Co. (So. B.), h. Oak Barry John W., motorman, 3 Grove
Lombard's Cough Cure Consumption. Price 25 cents at LOMBARD'S, 455 Mass. Ave., Arlington
The best Medicine in the world for Coughs and Colds of all descriptions. Its timely use prevents Pneumonia and
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Barry Lawrence, laborer, bds. P. Hurley's, Cross
Bartlett George A., carpenter, bds. Louis H. Gilbert, Pleasant, P. O. Waverley
Bartlett Llewellyn H., mining (Bartlett Bros., B.), bds. School, cor. Myrtle
Bartlett Wilbert S., mining (Bartlett Bros. & Co., B.), bds. School, cor. Myrtle
Bate Lord Harry, musician, h. Trapelo rd.
Bateman George W., clerk, Waverley, h. White
Barton Charles, laborer at I. H. Luck's, bds. Luck's, Pleasant Bartsch Herman H., florist, emp. W. W. Edgar, h. Sycamore- Basley Asenath Mrs., h. Common, n. Clark
Bates Beaconsfield B., bds. Trapelo rd., n. Mill
Bates L. Harvey, cornetist, bds. Trapelo rd., n. Mill
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