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TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
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* SEWALL AVENUE. From Harvard to Kent Street.
George B. Dexter
Amos S. Young
Mrs. Eliza M. Flanders
H. T. Hall
Waldo H. Stearns
Gordon Plummer
E. W. Anthony
George N. Talbot
J. E. Rothwell
SOUTH STREET. From Newton Street to J. P. Lane.
Xanthus Goodnough
STEARNS AVENUE. From Harvard to St. Paul Street.
Mrs. A. S. Talbott E. S. Hamlin Mrs. Ruth A. West Thomas B. A. Price
STILL STREET. From Freeman to Brown Street.
John Reece C. L. James
*ST. PAUL STREET. From Aspinwall Avenue to Brighton Avenue.
A. F. Mason
Daniel Monroe
George H. Worthley
A. F. Wilbur
Arthur Williams
J. Wilkinson Clapp
Charles G. Chase
S. M. Grant
John Utley Oscar B. Mowry
James H. Shapleigh
C. W. Kellogg
R. H. Parker F. H. Young
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William Stearns H. Young E. Russell Mrs. Marcia B. Jenks
SULLIVAN ROAD. From Gardner Road to Westerly.
J. Murray Keay Mrs. A. V. Labau Lewis Wight Otis Shepherd
Rev. Reuben Thomas Gustave Lundberg I. L. G. Rice C. J. Lincoln
SUMMIT AVENUE. From Beacon to Boston line.
Henry B. Eager Albert Mason
Capt. J. H. Freeman
I. S. Getchell
G. C. Brooks
M. B. Wing A. Whitney John K. Marshall J. J. E. Rothery Jerome Jones
John S. Adams
Peder Olsen
SUMNER ROAD. From Boylston to Tappan Street.
Jonathan H. White F. P. Addicks Horace L. Bearse E. W. Morse
TAPPAN STREET. From Cypress to Beacon.
Daniel H. Rogers Andrew J. Ward T. R. Shewell Joseph W. Hall Theodore Pinkham
Dr. J. G. W. Werner J. E. Dodd J. A. Glidden John V. Spaulding H. H. Brown Dr. Frederick W. Payne
Miss L. D. Comstock Hiram Logan H. M. Taylor
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis
William I. Bowditch
Henry V. Long
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THORNDIKE STREET. From Harvard to Winchester.
New House New House C. W. Parker Elmer J. Brown
New House Charles C. Bourne Andrew. J. George A. B. Elsbree
TOXTETH STREET. From Francis to Linden Place.
John J. Henry
H. W. Esterbrook Charles H. Utley Mrs. C. W. Kimball
W. K. Melcher, Jr.
Samuel Y. Nash W. B. Crafts Moses H. Day J. Gardner Murphy E. M. Rawson
VERNON STREET. From Harvard to Park.
Mr. Wardwell Nathaniel Lyford W. T. Bramhall Frederick Keep
Eugene B. Floyd Rev. Jeremiah Taylor Ebward W. Baker John N. Chapman John S. Miles Mrs. Nathaniel Harris C. E. Miles Mrs. G. A. Leland Mrs. Sarah W. Andrews William Eaton F. W. Paine Frederic T. Farnsworth
WALLEY AVENUE. From Irving near High. 6
Prof. Charles R. Cross T. H. Clay N. G. Chapin
C. H. W. Foster Carl Fehmer Frank H. Swan
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WALNUT PLACE. From Walnut.
The Misses Stevenson Cyrus M. Warren Miss Fanny C. Hurlburt Miss Mary Hurlburt
Frederick A. Searle
Charles A. Williams George M. Towle Mrs. Moses Williams
WALNUT STREET. From Washington to Boylston.
HOTEL KEMPSFORD
Alden A. Manley Royal Woodward
Mrs. D. Driscoll
P. W. Bowen
H. F. Stodder
Mrs. S. D. Hayes
Joseph H. Wellman
Mrs. Edward S. Philbrick
Mrs. Caroline D. Withington
Alfred Winsor
Marshall Russell
Miss R. M. Young
C. C. Upham
Andrew M. Ritchtie
C. G. Richards
Benjamin F. Nichols
Mrs. E. I. Chapman
Miss Mary B. Chapman
Miss M. H. Brewer
C. W. Storey
R. D. Andrews
Mrs. A. L. Soule
Mrs. E. A. Flint.
Daniel Denny
Mrs. William Parker
C. F. Rice
Mrs. E. E. Rice
Walstein R. Chester
Walter T. Winsor
Artemas S. Jones
N. S. Jenny
George D. Noyes
Dr. John Bryant Stephen D. Bennett M. P. Kennard Rev. Howard N. Brown
John Townsend Henry V. Poor Moses Williams, Jr.
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James D. W. Lovett A. S. Rankin P. Halstead
G. W. Keats Washington I. Taylor Samuel Clark
Mrs. Richard Macallister
Miss Emma Loring Louis Perrin David H. Sheehan
WALNUT TERRACE. From Walnut.
John C. Cobb Dr A. H. Parker H. W. Burgett Charles C. Shackford Edward C. Hovey
Albert A. Cobb
Samuel C. Bennett M. W. Bray M. C. Pierce. Mrs C. L. Wilson
WARREN STREET. From Walnut to Heath.
Francis W. Welch
F. L. Olmstead
James M. Codman
John L. Gardner
Mrs. Ignatius Sargent
Miss Julia Goddard
Mrs. N. I. Bowditch
Mrs. A. L. Warren
Francis A. White
Miss Fannie Celfe
Barthold Schleisinger
Andrew C. Wheelwright
Hon. Robert C. Winthrop
N. P. Hamlen
Albert H. Woods Henry Lee Lewis Cabot
WASHINGTON STREET. From Tremont to Brighton.
176 Nathan Dorr
George F. Joyce
182 Jonn D. Young 184 Dr. William P. Defriez
Frank D. Field
William P. Woodbury
186 Nathaniel Conant
John Panter
188 Martin Kingman
Charles Chase
196 O. B. Delano
Henry Collins
198 Fred H. Robinson
John Gibbs Wm. L. Chandler
Mrs. T. P. Chandler
Mrs. Elizabeth Candler
J. M. Graham N. Henry Crocker
Mrs. C. L. Tuttle
George William Pettes
200 Mrs. Jonathan D. Long 202 Bradford Kingman 206 D. H. Daniels 206 Everett H. Sharpe 208 Mrs. M. H. Heath 210 Henry A. Holden Desmond Fritz-Gerald John W. Kennan William Whitman Arthur W. Blake John O'Kane Mrs. Mary Lovell
Lyman J. Clark C. D. Brown Harry W. Waite Thomas B. Griggs Arthur D. Ball
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WASHINGTON STREET .- Continued.
Miss M. A. Corey T. F. Corey Mrs. Timothy Corey
Frederick L. Hull Edward Sharp George M. Stearns Frederick C. Tufts Miss Ellen Chase
WAVERLY STREET. From Cypress to Davis Avenue.
J. W. Tuckerman John Shields Horace James Charles H. James Rev. J. H. Ward Benj. Bruce
George Cutler Charles Boardman
S. L. Sanborn Alfred W. Fuller
Carl G. Zerrahn L. M. Bouve
WEBSTER PLACE. From Harvard ..
8 George W. Carnes 10 J. A. Schweinfurth 14 M. R. Daniels 14 Thomas H. Talbot
WEBSTER STREET. From Harvard.
A. H. Cushing
Mrs. W. D. Coolidge F. S. Young
WINCHESTER STREET. From Beacon.
Mrs. M. J. Shaler William C. Austin George M. Morse D. H. McKay
Dr. John Saunders Andrew W. Preston J. D. Guttison Horace R. Kelley Rev. John M. Orrock J. H. Gibbs Charles Edwards J. M. Fogerty
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WILLIAMS STREET. From Harvard to Winchester.
G. W. Chadwick
George H. Wheeler A. S. Bemis Miss L. Torry Mrs. A. R. Blodgett A. B. Hitchcock
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STANHOPE BUGGIES (Open and Top),
GODDARD BUCCIES (Different Weights),
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INSPECTION INVITED.
KIMBALL BROS.,
Factory and Warerooms, 110, 112, 114 Sudbury St., Boston. FINE REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
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RAILROAD STATIONS.
BROOKLINE STATION. B. & A. R. R., Washington street. C. W. Morgan, Station Agent.
BROOKLINE STATION, Metropolitan R. R., Walnut street, junction Washington street and Morse avenue. Charles W. Vroom, Station Foreman ; William E. Long, Eugene C. Dyer, Starters.
CHAPEL STATION, B. & A. R. R., (Brookline Branch), Carlton street. M. T. Ward, Station Agent
COTTAGE FARM STATION, B. & A. R. R., Essex street, corner of Brighton avenue. Alonzo L. Hosmer, Station Agent.
CYPRESS STREET STATION, B. & A. R. R., Cypress street, corner Tappan. J. H. Allen, Station Agent.
LONGWOOD STATION, B. & A. R. R., (Brookline Branch), Long- wood avenue, near Boston Line. Elbert E. Barrett, Station Agent.
RESERVOIR STATION, B. & A. R. R., Chestnut Hill avenue, near Boston line, Brighton district. Edward W. Salmon, Station Agent.
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Almshouse, Newton, opposite Grove.
1 Boynton, Washington at R. R. Bridge.
Colonnade building, Washington facing the bridge.
Davis Mansion, Davis avenue, near Harvard Square.
Delano Block, from 194 Washington.
Driscoll's Block, Washington, opposite Pearl.
Dun-Edin block, Washington, opposite B. & A. depot.
Good Fellows' Hall, Guild block.
Gross block, School, opposite Prospect.
Guild block. Washington, junction Boylston.
Guild Hall. in Guild block, Washington.
Harvard Hall, Joyce building, 4 Harvard.
Hotel Adelaide, High, cor. Walnut.
Hotel Elizabeth, Harvard, corner Linden Park.
Hotel Kempsford. Walnut, near High.
Joyce building, Harvard square, between Harvard and Washington.
Knights of Honor Hall, Joyce building, Harvard Square.
Lyceum Hall, 45 Washington.
Masonic building, Harvard, corner School.
Masonic Hall, School, corner Harvard.
Post Office, Washington, ncar Harvard Square.
Public Library building. Washington, near School.
Rooney's block. Harvard square, between Kent and and Andem places. Ruben's building, 150 Washington.
Russell's block, 75 Washington. Savings Bank building, Washington, next Post Office.
· Seamans block, Davis Avenue. corner Harvard Square. St. Andrew building, Davis avenue, corner Harvard square. The Linden, Linden place.
Town Hall, Washington, between Prospect and Holden. Union building, Walnut, corner High. Union Hall, Walnut, corner High.
Whyte's block, Washington, corner Walnut.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOL, Prospect street. PIERCE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, Prospect street. Edward P. Sherburne, Head Assistant.
PIERCE PRIMARY SCHOOL, Pierce street.
BOYLSTON SCHOOL, Boylston street.
HEATH SCHOOL, Heath street.
J. ELLIOT CABOT SCHOOL, Marion street.
KINDERGARTEN, Robert C. Winthrop School building.
LAWRENCE SCHOOL, Francis street.
LINCOLN SCHOOL, Boylston street. LONGWOOD SCHOOL. St. Mary's, corner Monmouth. NEWTON SCHOOL, Newton street. THOMAS PARSONS SCHOOL, Walter avenue.
SEWALL SCHOOL, Sewall street, corner Sewall place. ROBERT C. WINTHROP SCHOOL, Brookline avenue. PUBLIC LIBRARY, Washington, corner School.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT,
George H. Johnson, Chief Engineer. Meet first Monday in each month at 7.30 o'clock, p. m., at Steamer House.
STEAM FIRE ENGINE, No. 1, Washington, near Boylston.
: CHEMICAL ENGINE No. 1. St. Mary's street, (Longwood.)
HOSE COMPANY NO. 1, Washington, near Boylston.
HOSE COMPANY NO. 2, Washington street, opp. Town Hall.
HOSE COMPANY NO. 3, Heath, near Boylston.
HOOK AND LADDER CO., No. 1, Washington, opp. Town Hall.
BROOKLINE FIRE ALARM.
LOCATION OF BOXES.
4 Corner Washington street and Brookline avenne ..
5 Steamer house, Washington street.
6 Washington street, near National Bank.
8 Corner Gorham avenue and Cypress street.
9 Boylston street opposite school house.
13 Corner Cumberland avenue and High street.
14 Corner Cypress and Sewall streets.
15 Corner Walnut and Cypress streets,
16 Corner Walnut and Boylston streets.
17 Corner Cottage and Warren streets.
18 Corner Clyde and Warren streets.
21 Corner Chestnut Hill avenue and Boylston street ..
23 Corner Boylston and Hammond streets.
25 Corner Englewood avenne and Beaeon street.
27 Corner Beaeon and Washington streets.
29 Corner G:r 'n'r Road and Tappan streets.
31 Corner Aspinwall avenue and Harvard streets.
32 Corner Marion and Park streets.
34 Corner Harvard and Beaeon streets. 35 Harvard street, near D. S. Coolidge's.
36 Corner Alton place and St. Paul street.
37 Corner Aspinwall avenue and Toxteth street.
38 Corner Freeman and St. Paul streets.
39 Carlton street near Ivy street.
41 Corner Carlton and Colehester streets.
43 Corner Kent street and Longwood avenue.
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BROOKLINE SAVINGS BANK.
Savings Bank Building, Washington Street, Brookline. Wm. H. Lincoln, President ; Wm. E. Lincoln. Treasurer.
THE BROOKLINE NATIONAL BANK.
George H. Worthley, President ; Austin W. Benton; Vice President ; R. S. Swan, Cashier.
COREY HILL TOBOGGAN CLUB OF BROOKLINE.
ORGANIZED 1886. INCORPORATED 1888.
Executive Committee, E. W. Baker, President ; A. D. Peck, Jr., Vice President ; L. Dana Chapman, Treasurer ; Robert W. Neff, Secretary ; Theodore Jones, Warren M. Hill, Clifford S. Cobb, Char- les H. Utley.
POLICE STATION.
Prospect street, near Pierce school house.
CEMETERIES.
HOLYHOOD CEMETERY, Heath, between Hammond and Newton line. WALNUT HILLS CEMETERY, Grove, between Newton and South. WALNUT HILLS CEMETERY, Walnut corner Chestnut.
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CHURCHES SUNDAY SERVICES.
FIRST PARISH CHURCH (Unitarian), Walnut, corner Warren. Rev. Howard N. Brown, Pastor. Preaching, 10.45 a. m. Sunday School, 12.
HARVARD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Harvard, corner Marion. Preaching, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 9.30 a. m. BETHANY DEPARTMENT HARVARD CHURCH, Washington, corner School. John Knox Marshall, Supt. Sunday School, 3 p. m. CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR (Episcopal), Carlton, corner Monmouth. Rev. Reginald H. Howe, Pastor. Preaching, 10.30 a. m. and 4 p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Harvard, corner Pierce. Rev. O. P. Gifford, Pastor. Preaching, 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 12. Prayer Meeting, 6.30 p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Cypress, corner Washington. Rev. J. H. Twombly, D. D., Pastor. Preaching, 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday School, 12. Prayer Meeting, 7.30 }. m. CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, High, corner Irving. Rev. Willard H. Hinkley, Pastor. Preaching, 10.45 a. m. Sunday School, 12.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, St. Paul's, corner Aspinwall avenue. Rev. Leonard K. Storrs, Rector. Service, 10.45 a. m. Sunday School, 9.30 a. m.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION (Catholic), Harvard corner Linden place. Rev. L. J. Morris, Pastor.
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NSTRUCTIONS to the buyers and cor- respondents for the Japanese Parlors in Japan are always to this effect :
1. To buy only the most desirable, staple goods, and the most artistic and attractive nov- elties.
2. To take advantage of any depression in trade which has a tendency to'lower prices, and buy any quantity of any first-class articles for cash at reduced prices.
These principles, strictly adhered to, have made the Japanese Parlors what they are to-day, the only store in Boston that ever succeeded in the Japanese business. Consequently, you can ! always select from an exhibit of beautiful, unique and artistic goods, most any conceivable article of Japanese manufacture, ranging in price from 5 cents to $100.00, comprising an unequalled collection of
SCREENS, FANS, BRONZES, VASES, CRACKER JARS, SUGARS AND CREAMERS, SALAD BOWLS, PLATES, CUPS AND SAUCERS, ICE CREAM SETS, BOUILLION BOWLS, FLOWER POTS, BON-BON BOXES, UMBRELLA JARS, KORAS, POR- TIERES, EMBROIDERIES, LACQUER TRAYS, RUGS, CARPETS, ETC., ETC.
An almost limitless variety to select from, so large that it cannot be enumerated, making the JAPANESE PARLORS by far the most desirable place to visit in Boston when selecting wedding or birthday gifts.
N. M. HATCH, No. 238 TREMONT STREET, corner ELIOT.
Only Store in Boston dealing in Japanese, Chinese and India Goods exclusively.
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C. P. GRIMMER, · Floral · Decorafor ·
No. 37 WEST STREET
BOSTON.
Telephone 1550. Choicest Roses.
BAY STATE RUST IST Co.
87 BOYLSTON STREET
AND PARK SQUARE.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS SUBJECT TO CHECK AT SIGHT.
SAFE .. DEPOSIT .. VAULTS.
Boxes to rent from $10.00 a year and upwards.
These Vaults are above the level of the street.
They have the Public Garden in front and Park Square in the rear, and are not exposed to the danger of a great fire, by being sur- rounded by high buildings full of inflammable materials.
Silver and Other Valuables Stored.
SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION FOR LADIES.
WM. LINCOLN & SON,
AGENT FOR THE PURCHASE, SALE, LEASE AND CARE OF
REAL ESTATE.
MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED.
A SPECIALTY MADE OF BROOKLINE REAL ESTATE.
BROOKLINE FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INS. CO., LONDON, ENG. COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.,
NO. BRITISH & MERCANTILE INS. CO., 66
BRITISH AMERICAN ASSURANCE CO., TORONTO, CAN.
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK. PHENIX INSURANCE CO.,
WILLIAMSBURG CITY FIRE, NEW YORK.
CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD.
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CITIZENS' MUTUAL, "
HOLYOKE MUTUAL, SALEM. NORFOLK MUTUAL, DEDHAM.
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43 DEVONSHIRE STREET, BOSTON,
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SAVINGS BANK, BROOKLINE.
L. G. BURNHAM & CO., COAL DEALERS, Main Office, 75 State St., Boston
JOHN LEIBEN, Monumental Works,
17 & 19 P mim ROXBURY IRAOC.
INTERNATIONAL . TRUST . COMDANY
INCORPORATED 1879
CAPITAL,
8000.000
SURPLUS®
$300.000
By the provisions of the charter of this Comment Hockbalans in insa for an additional amount egan to rie chelui moet.
Transacts a General Banking and Trust Comaccor Burnt
Account received from Banks, Corporations and Endry billund acting in any official or TRUST Capacity.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS subject to the k or maysul at specified dates. Asvarer the care of property and collection of fogem for ladies ad
others. Accepts TRUSTS created by will or ourdin. EXCHANGE ON LONDON, drawa in amonud
DIRECTORS :
WM. CLAFLIN, ROBERT M. MORSE, JR.,
WM. T. PARKER, LYMAN NICHOLS,
P. A. COLLINS, JOHN C. PLILLE",
HENRY L. JEWETT, See'y. JOHN 1. GHER AL PR.
Jones, File Auffee & Stratton,
Toftetu
Class
Tuvite intending buyers to inspect their exhibit im fois that which is being added to by direct importations from the bell Potteries and Glass Works of Great Britain, he France, Austria, China and Japas, and which fortedi. every requisite for the Home.
JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON.
China and Glass Warehouse, SEVEY FLOORS.> 120
WARREN G. CURRIER, APOTHECARY, Harvard Square, Brookline,
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