Arlington City Directory 1906, Part 16

Author: Arlington (Mass.)
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: Union Publishing Company
Number of Pages: 254


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200 Warren E. Freeman


208 Mr. & Mrs. Freeman N. Young 208 Frank E. Thompson


216 Prof. & Mrs. George H. Bartlett 216 Edward H. Bartlett 216 Miss Julia L. Bartlett 226 George F. Tibbetts 226 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel P. Prentiss 232 Mrs. Emily Grossmith 232 Charles W. Grossmith


234 Mr. & Mrs. George Hill


244 Mr. & Mrs. Frank V. Noyes 260 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Armour


67 Mr. & Mrs. G. Arthur Swan 67 Mrs. Clara C. Swan


67 Alfred S. Swan 87 Mr. & Mrs. John Q. A. Brackett 93 Mr. & Mrs. S. Frederick Hicks 105 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick M. Kilmer III Albert D. Hoitt


II9 Mr. & Mrs. Waterman A. Taft 125 Mr. & Mrs. Moses J. Coleman 129 Mr. & Mrs. Harry G. Porter


I29 Mrs. George P. Carter


I29 Charles H. Carter


I43 Thomas Gray


I43 Mrs. Horace H. Homer


I43 G. Gray Homer


I43 Roger W. Homer


I43 The Misses Homer


I43 Miss Alice B. Gray


159 Mr. & Mrs. John Gray


I73 Mrs. Mary N. Schouler


173 Miss Mary W. Schouler


I73 Willard C. Schouler


2II Mr. & Mrs. C. Herbert McClare


2II Mrs. Josiah McClare


239 Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Turner


253 Arthur D. Hill


253 Miss Maria Hill


259 John Tyme


261 John Tobin


273 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick O. Frost


273 Miss Ethel Frost


POND LANE.


From 378 Massachusetts avenue. 20 Mr. & Mrs. W. G. Hadley


21 George E. Richardson


2I Miss Mattie F. Richardson


PRESCOTT STREET. From 19 Russell street.


12 Mr. & Mrs. Napoleon J. Hardy 14 - Daniel Collins


16 Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Danforth


22 Mr. & Mrs. John C. Harris


22 Miss Isabel Harris


RAMSDELL COURT.


6 Mr. & Mrs. Major J. Bacon.


6 Mr. & Mrs. George W. Tyner 6 John D. Nutting


RAVINE STREET.


From Irving to Gray, near Jason. 8 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick H. Viets


9 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Taylor 13 Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Pierce


RIVER STREET.


15 George E. Fillebrown


15 Timothy L. Fisher


53 Richard E. Kelley 53 Miss Nellie Curley


78 Mrs. Mary Quinn 78 Michael Sullivan


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ROBBINS ROAD.


From 1090 Massachusetts avenue. Robbins Spring Hotel Mrs. Fred Hooper, manager


21 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hallian


29 Mr. & Mrs. George W. Poore


33 Mr. & Mrs. Luther H. Bateman


37 Mrs. Teresa C. Forrest


45 Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Bullard


RUSSELL STREET.


From 74 Mystic to Water street.


10 Mr. & Mrs. Sanford G. Parker 20 Mr. & Mrs. Dana H. Blethen 20 Horace Ross


24 Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Kelty 28 Mr. & Mrs. Frank F. Russell. 28 George H. Locke


30 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Thorpe 38 Mr. & Mrs. George N. Junkins


15 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Prescott


17 Mrs. J. W. Whitaker


17 Miss Josephine Whitaker


23 Mrs. Caroline E. Stickney


27 Mr. & Mrs. G. W. W. Sears


29 Mrs. Joshua G. Dodge


33 Mrs. Lucian C. Tyler


39 Judge James P. Parmenter


RUSSELL TERRACE. From 28 Russell street.


6 Mrs. Ellen P. Winn


12 Mrs. A. H. Gage


18 Mr. & Mrs. James A. Furz


20 The Misses Gaddis


20 George A. Gaddis


9 Mr. & Mrs. Frank P. Winn 9 Mr. & Mrs. Harvey J. Sears 21 Mrs. Frank A. Richards


SAWIN STREET. From 46 Henderson.


8 Hans Jefferson 32 Mr. & Mrs. Eli Fletcher 32 Jesse C. Fletcher


3 Mr. & Mrs. John Henderson


7 Mrs. Annie H. Duggan


9 John F. Nolan 9 Jeremiah Maloney 31 Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert D. Jaques


SCHOULER COURT.


6 Michael J. Burns


8 John H. Ferguson


IO Matthew Rowe, 2d


12 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Hurley


14 Mrs. Margaret Hurley


16 John McCarthy


18 Daniel Healey


18 Daniel W. Healey


18 (rear) David O'Keefe


18 (rear) Mrs. Catherine Cadigan


5 Mrs. Louisia D. Burns


5 Mrs. Margaret MacCarthy


9 Charles B. Hurley


II Cornelius Cadigan


13 Joseph Weeks 17 (rear) Wm. Merrigan


SUMMER STREET.


From 132 Mystic to Pine street.


24 Wm. Tulip


104 Mrs. M. B. Russell


104 Mrs. Adeline Crocker


104 Miss Gertrude Crocker


170 Mrs. Robert Dinsmore


174 Mrs. Arthur B. Moulton


174 Arthur B. Moulton, Jr.


174 Charles Pratt


180 Joseph Comara


190 Mrs. Mary I. Knig


196 Armor Watson


200 Edward S. Taylor


204 Andrew King


214 John Husband


216 Mrs. Annie Sullivan


II Reuben W. Hunting


13 Henry T. Shedd


19 Michael C. Canniff


21 Patrick McDonough 37 Mrs. Eliza Houstter 37 Mrs. Sarah D. Winn 37 Miss Harriet Daniels 57 Miss Susanna A. Winn 57 Miss S. Georgianna Winn


77 Mr. & Mrs. William N. Winn 87 Mr. & Mrs. Ami P. Cutter 87 Miss Mabel S. Cutter 93 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Sterling 103 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Easte 115 Mr. & Mrs. T. Ralph Parris 151 Charles S. Cutter


151 Mr. & Mrs. Waldo R. Cutter 167 Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Cutter 207 Arlington Alms House 207 Mr. & Mrs. John B. Tay 225 John F. Kelley


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SUMMER STREET PLACE.


2 Mr. & Mrs. William H. Richardson 4 Edward Flemming


SUMMER STREET EXTENSION.


From Summer near junction Pine st. 00 John O'Brien


00 Michael Cox


00 William E. Cox


oo Herman P. McManus


00 Oman E. Bennett


oo Gotlieb Jetter


SPRING STREET.


From Pleasant at Belmont line. 33 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Hanley 65 Joseph Gass 65 William Wadham 103 Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Morton


SPRING VALLEY.


From 150 Pleasant street. Mr. & Mrs. Harry H. Palmer


SUTHERLAND ROAD. From 97 Paul Revere Road, A. H. 20 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert C. Hurd 20 Elmer Roberts


33 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Horner


SWAN PLACE.


From 480 Massachusetts avenue. 8 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin A. Gleason 12 Mr. & Mrs Oscar Needham


14 Mr. & Mrs. Harry E. Baker


16 Mr. & Mrs. A. O. Sprague 20 Mr. & Mrs. James Underwood 22 Mrs. Abbie F. Andrews 22 Mr. & Mrs. G. Edwin Holt 24 Mr. & Mrs. Fred A. Smith


24 Mr. & Mrs. James Falconer


26 Mr. & Mrs. William Sinclair


26 Mr. & Mrs. Warren R. Pierce 30 Mrs. Mary E. Wetherbee 30 Clarence A. Wetherbee 30 Ivers L. Wetherbee


32 Mrs. Mary A. Kindred 34 Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Bower


34 Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Sheffer


SWAN STREET.


From 22 Pleasant to Swan Place. 10 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel A. Fowle 16 Mr. & Mrs. Francis B. Wadleigh


7 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Higgins 13 The Misses Grimes


15 Mr. & Mrs. David Buttrick


SYLVIA STREET. From Massachusetts av. to Lexington, n. Arlington line.


20 Benjamin Levy 24 John Conors 00 Moses Mann


97 A. Finn 97 Morris E. Finn


97 Nathan Simon


105 Frank E. Adams


TANAGER STREET.


From 37 Wollaston av. to Appleton, A H.


20 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Lingham


28 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Hall


36 Mr. & Mrs. William N. Snow


7 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Perley


13 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Pattison


39 Mr. & Mrs. Oscar A. Schnetzer


39 Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Cathcart


39 Mr. & Mrs. Hallissy


45 Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Worthington


49 Mr. & Mrs. Jacob R. Estabrooks


55 Mrs. S. A. Snow


61 Alexander Robertson


65 Mrs. Elizabeth E. Blodgett


65 Mrs. Nellie C. Clifford


65 Miss L. Inez Clifford


TEEL STREET.


12 Manuel R. Pavia


12 Thomas Donovan


14 Peter E. Wickwire


16 Issac T. Marple


20 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Coenrad


20 Adrian Olbrechts


34 Robert Watson


38 Bedford J. Seaman


38 William Gustafson


40 Wolfe Cohen


46 Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Philpott


52 Mrs. Gilbert V. W. Smith


54 James Lowe


58 Clarence A. Lovering


60 Isador Hackel


66 Mr. & Mrs. Lars P. Johnson


9 Mr. & Mrs. William R. Longwood 13 Thomas Burns


17 Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Hoyt


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Teel Street Continued.


17 Mr. & Mrs. David E. Howard


21 Mr. & Mrs. Francis A. Oliver 21 Thomas Lally


25 Frederick E. Peirce


25 James Rourke


29 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Hoyt


33 F. Victor Henuset


33 Hjalmer Johnson


37 Mr. & Mrs. Nils Neilson


41 Mr. & Mrs. James Scanlan


45 F. H. Jennings


45 W. E. Danforth


55 Mr. & Mrs. James Hutchinson


59 Mr. J. E. Pearse


63 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Ivester 67 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Power 71 John Kenney


TEEL STREET PLACE.


IO Mr. & Mrs. Bernard A. Swensen


IO Bernard A. Swenden, Jr.


14 Ara S. Gilpatrick


14 Andrew Peterson


48 Andrew Schuler


13 John Reagan


WACHUSETT AVENUE, A. H. From Wollaston avenue across Apple- ton.


13 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Lingham 27 Mr. & Mrs. Edward C .Shirley


27 Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Zerega


WALNUT STREET. From 1008 Mass. av. to Dennett. 16 Mr. & Mrs. John E. Shirley 26 Mr. & Mrs. Horace W. Berry


28 Mr. & Mrs. Clovis N. Johnson


36 Mr. & Mrs. Alexander L. McDonald 36 Mr. & Mrs. Edward E. Wade 48 Mrs. Bernadena Kirsch


66 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Miller 72 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Bellamy


9 Mr. William O. Menchin 15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kelley


21 Mr. & Mrs. Ralph L. Page


2I Mr. S. M. Clough


31 Mr. & Mrs. Harry T. Gregory


55 Mr. Thomas Higgins 71 Mrs. Bartholomew O'Brien 81 Mr. & Mrs. Fred A. Johnson


WALNUT COURT. From Walnut near Mass. avenue.


14 Mr. William Bradley


16 Mr. & Mrs. Carlton A. Jensen


18 Mr. & Mrs. E. J. McGrath


9 Mrs. Susan J. Emerson 17 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Finley


WARREN STREET.


From 133 Broadway to Medford street.


58 Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Nolan


60 Mrs. Kate Connor


108 John Finn


II2 Mr. & Mrs. James Grady


II2 James McCarthy


II2 James Grady


I14 Patrick M. McCarthy


114 Thomas Farrington


136 Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cullinane


138 Patrick Quinn


15 Mrs. Nancy D. Fillebrown


29 Daniel Hickey


29 (rear) John Hourihan


59 David Foley


59 Walter Deroo


63 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Clary


75 Daniel . J. McCarthy


75 Patrick Connors


77 Timothy Murphy


SI Mrs. Mary Waugh


81 Miss Annie F. Waugh


89 Wm. H. Johnson


89 Mrs. M. Cahill


93 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Green


107 Charles E. Benson


107a John Hayes


Ioga John McManus


109 John Coleman


III Mr. & Mrs. David Evans


III Mr. & Mrs. John W. White


I4I Charles L. Hubbard


143 Mrs. E. M. Rankin


I43 Ernest Rankin


147 J. J. Murray


147 Miss A. A. Murray


I47 William McNamara


147 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Exford


151 Edward Geare


155 Mrs. J. E. Sewell


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WATER STREET.


From 669 Mass. ave. to Summer street.


6 Mr. & Mrs. Omar W. Whittemore


6 Miss Edith A. Whittemore


6 Miss Anna Reardon


8 Miss Nellie M. Aldrich


8 Mr. & Mrs. M. C. Taylor


12 Mr. & Mrs. Eben A. Thacher 2 Mrs. Franklin Field. Tel. 437-4


12 Miss Antoinette L. Field


12 Miss May Goldsmith Field


12 Miss Bertha L. Field


12 Miss Louisa Clark


12 Miss Amy Steeves


14 Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Begien


14 Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Fessenden 18 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Whitten 18 Frank Kingsley


II Dr. & Mrs. David T. Percy


13 Mrs. R. Temple


13 Miss Nellie Temple


15 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Belyea 15 Walter H Belyea


19 James C. Collins


19 Minzo L. Marshall


23 Mr. & Mrs. James M. Main 27 Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Marshall


27 Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Worth


WEBSTER STREET.


From 261 Broadway to Warren. IO Mr. & Mrs. A. Eugene Cotton


14 Dennis Dacey


16 Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Callahan


18 Mr. & Mrs. John W. Harrington 20 Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Callahan 22 James H. Kelley


3 Mr. Thomas T. Robinson 7 Mr. & Mrs. George W. McClellan


7 Mrs. Mary T. Gallagher


9 Edward O. Hanlon


II Frank McGovern


15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles T. Scannell 21 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ahern


WELLINGTON STREET. From 86 Pleasant to Spy Pond. 8 Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Deveraux 14 Mr. & Mrs. William D. Cousens 18 Mr. & Mrs. Frank W. Hodgdon 20 Mr. & Mrs. William Proctor


II Mr. & Mrs. Herbert W. Reed II Mrs. Frances J. Reed


15 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Y. Wellington 19 Mr. & Mrs. Bert Houghton


19 Mr. & Mrs. George Howland 23 Mr. & Mrs. John L. Chellis 23 Mr. & Mrs. James Ritchie


25 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Wellington


39 Mr. & Mrs. Louis C. Taylor


WEST STREET. From 80 Wollaston avenue.


4 Miss C. S. Vickery 6 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bell


6 Mr. & Mrs. H. Luther Sherman


WESTMINSTER AVENUE. From Lowell, junction Park and Bow, A. H., to Lexinngton line.


4 Mr. & Mrs. T. Alexander Sallaway 46 Mrs. William F. Hadley


52 Mr. William Nourse


62 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur H. Burtt


62 Mrs. Nancy M. Metcalf


62 Margaret Elder


62 Mr. & Mrs. Harry O. Drew 72 Isaac L. Watts


72 Mr. & Mrs. J. Arthur Cooper


80 Mr. & Mrs. Burton G. Allen


80 V'rs. Hugh T. Elder


88 Mr. & Mrs. Howard W. Branden- burg 148 Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Soderquist 154 Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Peterson 156 Mr. & Mrs. Jacintho Chaves


160 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Swadkins 160 Miss Daisy A. Swadkins


178 Gen. & Mrs. Nelson Monroe


184 Mr. & Mrs. William A. Stevens 194 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Branden- burg


000 Mr. & Mrs. Lindsley Sanborn 000 Mr. & Mrs. Frederic Moreland


49 Mr. & Mrs. Swen I. Anderson


75 Mr. & Mrs. Henry E. Dix


81 Mr. & Mrs. Edmund P. Whelpley


81 Mrs. Jemima Wanamaker 103 Mr. & Mrs. Harrison G. O. Deane 103 Miss Emma Deane


103 Miss Lizzie Deane


109 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Jukes 115 George H. Caulfield 115 Mrs. J. T. Lewis 123 Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Bartlett


I39 Edward C. Lewis


I4I Mr. & Mrs. Edmund H. Swett, Jr.


I53 Mr. & Mrs. Albert C. Snow


I6I William R. Stiles


193 Mr. & Mrs. William S. Weston


179 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Nicoll


195 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Lindberg 199 Wm. J. White


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ARLINGTON DIRECTORY.


WESTMORELAND AVENUE.


From Lowell, up Crescent Hill, A. H. 52 Mr. & Mrs. Henry K. Brown 68 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Tingley


3 Mrs. M. A. Goodwillie


7 Mr. & Mrs. Fred M. Goodwillie


19 Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Jones


19 Mr. & Mrs. Harry B. Jones


45 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Barker


53 Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Harling


71 Mr. & Mrs. Frank T. Anderson


WHITTEMORE STREET.


From 406 Mass. av. to Railroad. Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Hinckley


6 Mrs. Mahitable Attwill


6 Mrs. Nella M. Barnes


8 Mr. & Mrs. H. Walter Gleason


12 Mr. & Mrs. Seth N. Eldridge 14 Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Goldsmith 16 Mrs. Hannah L. Tufts


18 Mr. & Mrs. Wren MacLean


20 Mr. & Mrs. Gardner Ludwig 20 Mr. & Mrs. H. Champney Hughes


22 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Bryant 26 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Collins 28 Mr. & Mrs. E. E. Stacpole


30 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Priest


19 Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius D. Gallagher


23 Mr. & Mrs. W. W. Robertson


15 Mr. & Mrs. George O. Goldsmith


WILLOW PLACE.


From 806 Massachusetts avenue.


12 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Ladd


9 Henry Blasdale


9 William H. Blasdale 9 Ralph Blasdale


9 Miss Nettie Blasdale


9 Mrs. E. A. Rand


II Mrs. Harriet A. Russell


II Mr. & Mrs. Chandler Sampson


WILLIAMS STREET. From Arnold street. 20 Mr. & Mrs. Amos Dalrymple 28 Mr. & Mrs. John Vossalhik 34 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zeman 80 Thomas F. King


WINDEMERE AVENUE. From 48 Bartlett avenue. 12 Mr. & Mrs. Henry D. Dodge 24 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Gahm


15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Bird 19 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Brown


WINSLOW STREET.


From 30 Mystic to Russell Terrace. I Mr. & Mrs. George Clark


WINTER STREET.


From 87 Mass. av. to Broadway.


12 Mrs. Horace B. Johnson


12 Albert B. Johnson


38 Mrs. Maria Frost


38 Mrs. Sarah Peabody


13 Mr. & Mrs. Washington W. Kimball


19 Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Cummings


27 Mr. & Mrs. G. Herbert Pratt


27 Mrs. Emma C. Luce


29 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Robbins


39 Mr. & Mrs. John J. Lane


43 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lyons


54 Mr. & Mrs. John Kenna


55 William P. Luddy


59 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ardolino


WOLLASTON AVENUE.


From Park avenue to Lexington line.


38 Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Garman


62 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Allen


74 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Birch


82 Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Everett


II Mr. & Mrs. Fenton A. O'Connor


II Mrs. D. M. Smith


15 Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Mitchell


15 Mrs. T. J. Snow


19 Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Bridgham


23 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Blackmer


23 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bartlett


27 Mrs. M. W. Treadwell


37 Mrs. Jennie A. Barnes


37 Mr. & Mrs Harold G. Barnes 41 Mr. & Mrs. George H. Averill 49 Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mann


53 Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Tukey 57 Mr. & Mrs. Wm. W. Sullivan


57 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Littlefield


65 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Grady 77 Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Ring


WOODBURY STREET. 00 Herbert Wilson


WOODLAND STREET. From Jason to Bartlett avenue. 12 Mr. & Mrs. Olvin F. Osgood


9 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. McLauchlan 13 Mr. & Mrs. William Marshall


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WYMAN STREET.


From 171 Mass. ave. to Broadway. IO Mr. & Mrs. Alfred H. Knowles


14 Mr. & Mrs. Darwin A. Proctor


14 Clarence A. Proctor


18 Mr. & Mrs. James E. Tracy 24 Mrs. J. A. Wiggin


24 Mr. Henry M. Wiggin 24 Alonzo Elkins


50 Mr. Charles P. Wyman


54 Miss Jeanette W. Kimball


54 Miss Rubelle C. Kimball


54 Dr. Marv E. Taylor


58 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dollman


58 Mr. & Mrs. Charles McConnell


5 Mr. & Mrs. Geo. A. Sawyer 7 Robert H. James


13 Mrs. Mary E. Dow


13 Miss Ellen A. Dow


13 Miss Lena E. Dow


13 Miss Edith M. Dow


13 Dr. William S. Dow


15 Mr. & Mrs. Henry G. Weston


19 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Wood


23 Mrs. George F. Whitney


23 Ellery W. Whitney


27 Mr. & Mrs. George M. Brooks


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BOSTON THEATRE,


539 Washington St., Tel. 722 Oxford. Box Office open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Con- mences 2 and 8 P.M.


BOWDOIN SQUARE THEATRE,


Bowdoin Sq., Tel. 1780 Haymarket. Box Office open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Matinees daily. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 F.M. Commences 2 and 8 P.M.


CASTLE SQUARE THEATRE,


421 Tremont St., Tel. 5 Tremont. Branch: 15 Winter. Daily, 2 and 8 P.M. No Monday matinee. Open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Boston Stage Society Stock Company.


COLUMBIA MUSIC HALL,


978 Washington St., Tel. 96 Tremont. Box Office open 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Matinees every day. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Commences 2.15 and 8.15 P.M.


COLONIAL THEATRE,


Boylston, near Tremont St., Tel. 411 Oxford. Box Office opens 8 A.M. to end of performance, P.M. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7 P.M. Commences 2 and 8 P.M.


EMPIRE THEATRE,


Box Offices, 415 Washington St., Hamilton Place and Winter St., Tel. 5 Oxford. Empire Stock Company. Two performances daily.


GLOBE THEATRE,


Washington St., above Boylston. R. P. Janette, manager. Tel. 241 Ox- ford. Box Office open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Doors open, matinee 1.30, and evening 7.30.


GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


1172 to 1194 Washington St., Tel. 1109 Tremont. Box Office open 8 A.M. to 10.30 P.M. Matinees, Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P. M. Commences 2 and 8 P.M.


HOLLIS STREET THEATRE,


Hollis St., Tel. 131 Oxford. Box Office open 8 A.M. until termination of evening performances. Matinees. Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Perform- ances usually begin 2 and 8 P.M.


KEITH'S THEATRE,


Washington and Tremont Sts., Tel. 1723 Oxford. Continuous perforni- ances from 1 P.M.


MAJESTIC THEATRE,


231 Tremont St., E. D. Smith, mana- ger. Tel. 452 Oxford. Box Office open 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Commences, matinee at 2 and evening at 8.


PARK THEATRE,


619 Washington St., Tel. 741 Oxford. Box Office opens 8 A.M. to close of performance. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Commences 2 and 8 P.M.


THE HOWARD,


Howard St. Performances from 1 to 11 P.M.


TREMONT THEATRE,


176 Tremont St., Tel. 608 Oxford. Box Office open 8 A.M. to 11 P.M. Matinees, Wednesday and Saturday. Doors open 1.30 and 7.30 P.M. Com- mences 2 and 8 P.M.


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