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Ward Thomas P., bds. J. H. Ward's, Warren
Wardwell Wm., carrier, Post-Office, h. Linden place Ware Charles P., lı. Walnut, nearly opp. Walnut place Warner Henry, man-sernant, W. W. Potter, Kent, b. do. Warren Almira L., widow of John, h. Warren, n. Dudley Warren Charles B., clerk (9 Dock square, Boston), bds. M. C. Warren's, Harvard avenue
Warren Cyrus M., chemist, h. Walnut place, off Walnut Warren Edward R., student (Harvard University, Cam- bridge), bds. Cyrus M. Warren's, Walnut place Warren Elizabeth, widow of J. S., h. Heath, cor. Pound Warren Frank C., boards Mrs. A. L, Warren's, Warren Warren Mary Miss, Old Ladies' Home, Harvard, between Pierce and School
ARREN MOSES C. (M. C. Warren & Co.), hardware (9 Dock square, Boston), house Harvard avenue, n. Harvard
Wason Elbridge (Wason, Pierce & Co.), wholesale grocer (61 Chatham, Boston), h. 99 Harvard
Wason Leonard, student, bds. 99 Harvard
Waterman Wm. E., salesman (518 Washington, B.), b. Mrs. Fairfield's, Harrison pl.
Waters Harry, carpenter, W. A. Goodwin, b. Wilson House
Waterson Charles, clerk, J. M. Seamans & Co., bds. J. Phillips', Harvard square
American Cannel Coal, DEAN & CO., SD 9 KILBY ST., BOSTON.
BOSTON FIRE, Nov. 1872, Fireman's Fund paid $158,000. GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq., Brookline. C - C = € C - C E
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Waterson Wm., laborer, h. Emerald, n. Brookline av. Watkins John (37 Harrison ave., B.), h. Washington, cor. Holden
Watson Alexander, carpenter, h. 30 School
Watson Eliza T., widow of Ebenezer M., h. Chestnut, n. Walnut
Watson Ephraim, foreman Theodore Lyman, h. Warren, near Cottage
Watson Nicholas, foreman B. F. Baker, Washington, cor. Pearl, h. Fay place
Watson Robert J., police, h. Winthrop place
Watt James, carpenter, h. 30 School
Watts Mary J. Miss, b. Mrs. E. W. Lewis', Harvard av. Way Charles G., real estate (27 Motte, B.), h. Longwood av., cor. St. Paul
Wayland G. Frank, coal (25 Congress, rm. 2, B.), house Cypress, cor. Cypress place
Webb Stephen P. Mrs., h. Irving, cor. Harvey
Webber Charles F., market man, J. H. Webber, Reser- voir pl., n. Boston line, Brighton district, b. do.
Webber John H., vegetable farmer, Reservoir pl., near Boston line, Brighton district, h. do .. [Kent Webber John P., timber lands, h. Longwood ave., corner Webber W. B., engineer pump station, B. W. W., Clyde, house do.
Weber Joseph, brass finisher, E. S. Ritchie & Sons, h. at Somerville
W EEKS ALLEN S., banker and broker (48 Con- gress, B.), h. Harvard, n. Harrison place
Weeks Nelson E., manager Pathfinder (B.), h. Longwood av., between Kent and St. Paul
Weeks -, carpenter, h. Juniper, D. Flora
Wegerdt Fred R., upholsterer, N. C. Thompson, house 5 Linden pl. ct.
Weinstein Edward R., clerk B. L. Peirce, Washington, bds. R. Weinstein's, Boylston
Weinstein John, express, bds. R. Weinstein's, Boylston Weinstein Rupert, shoe maker, Thomas Mccullough,
Washington, h. Boylston, between High and Cypress Welch Bernard, lamp-lighter, h. 48 School
Welch Edward, electrician, bds. School, cor. Harvard
Welch Edward J., electrician, bds. A. A. Manley's, Walnut
Welch Francis W., h. Warren, near Dudley
Welch Israel A., book-keeper, Kenrick Bros., bds. M. Orcutt's, Harvard square
Welch Margaret, widow of John, h. Pearl, n. Washington Welch Michael, laborer, h. Pearl, near Washington
Welch Michael, laborer, bds. P. McCue's, Chestnut Hill avenue
Welch Peter, laborer, bds. J. McNamara's, Davis ct.
Dead Animals Removed. BRIGHTON ABATTOIR. (see p. 152)
Imported and Domestic Canned Goods at COBB, BATES & YERXA'S.
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Weld Charles G., physician, lı. Goddard ave., n. Cottage Weld Wm. F., h. Avon, n. Boston line, J. P.
Wellington Avery, h. Cypress, cor. Sewall place
Wellington George F., asst. supt. B. Gas Works, boards Hotel Victoria
Wellman Chas., fireman, bds. A. A. Manley's, Walnut Wellman Chas., engineer, bds. School, cor. Harvard
Wellman M. G., widow of Wm. A., h. Linden place
Wells Clarence S., clerk (82 Chauncy, B.), bds. H. B. Wells', Longwood
Wells Frank, physician (16 Sears bldg., B. ), h. Hawes, cor. Colchester
Wells Henry B., com. mer., cotton goods (40 Bedford, B.), h. Longwood av., cor. St. Paul
Wells Herbert H., bds. H. B. Wells', Longwood avenue Wells Horace E., brass finisher, h. Juniper, n. Morss av. Wells John S., clerk, boards H. B. Wells', Longwood avenue
West George, stable foreman, Country Club, Clyde boards do.
W EST PAUL, lawyer (8 Congress, room 20, B.), li. Harvard av., near Park
West Ruth A., widow of David A., house Summit avenue Corey Hill
Western Union Telegraph Co., office at B. & A. R. R. station, Washington, James E. Brady, manager
Wetherbee Helen F., teacher, Lawrence school
Wetherell Geo. H., architect (3 Hamilton pl .. B.), house 6 Monmouth
Wetmore Laura Mrs., boards F. A. Jewett's, Dudley, near Warren
Wetmore Laura E. Miss, boards F. A. Jewett's, Dudley, near Warren
Whalon James M., clerk, M. Whalon, b. 14 White place Whalon Michael, coal and wood, rear Pearl, near B. & A. R. R., h. 14 White place
Wheeler George H., real estate (6 Boylston Hall, B.), h. Harvard, cor. Williams
Wheeler Leonard H .; agent Eclipse Wind Mill Co., (68 Pearl, B.), h. Hotel Kempsford, Walnut
Wheelwright Andrew C., h. Warren
Whidden Renton (Whidden, Hill & Co.), carpenter and builder (101 Milk, B.), h. 10 Monmouth
Whidden Thomas M. (Whidden, Curtin & Co.), furniture (9 Washington, B.), h. 3 Monmouth
Whigham Robert, coachman, E. D. Sawyer, h. Babcock, near Harvard
Whipple Leonard J., farmer, house off Newton, opposite Almshouse
Whitcomb Charles M., American Bell Telephone Co. (95 Milk, B.), h. Monmouth, nearly opp. Monmouth pl.
BUTTON HOLES MADE AT SHORT NOTICE, AT DELANO'S, Harvard Sq.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO., California's Million Dollar Company, GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq. S S C
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White Andrew, milkman, h. Boylston, n. Reservoir pl. White Francis A., h. Warren, corner Cottage White F. Winthrop, student, b. F. A. White's, Warren White Henrietta Mrs., servant, W. I. Taylor's, Walnut, boards do. White Isaac D., house Tappan, n. Beacon White John, carpenter, b. L. Mallett's, White place White Joseph F., student (M. I. T., B.), bds. Joseph H. White's, Boylston White Joseph H. (White, Payson, & Co.), wholesale dry goods (30 Bedford, B.), h. Boylston, opp. the reser- voir White Lewis, furrier, h. Gardner road, n. Tappan White Lincoln, carpenter (108 , E. Dedham, B.), house Chestnut Hill av., at Boston line White Michael C., coachman, Charles Thorndike, house Freeman, near Ridgeway + White Wm. H., student, boards F. A. White's, Warren, corner Cottage White Wm. Orne, clergyman, h. High, cor. Chestnut Whitehead John P., comptroller, A. T. & S. F. R. R. (95 Milk, B.), h. Longwood av., n. St. Paul Whitford Richard C., brass finisher, E. S. Ritchie & Sons, b. Joshua B. Brigham's, Washington Whiting Albert B., supt. (Shepard, Norwell & Co.), 30 Winter, B.), h. Francis, n. Toxteth Whiting John. livery, boards C. H. Cummings, Cypress, n. Cypress place Whiting Joseph P., letter carrier, h. Boylston, n. Cypress Whitlock Elizabeth W. Miss, b. 16 Harrison place Whitman James A., h. Gardner road, c. Tappan h. Washington, above Cypress Whitman Wm. F., asst. A. E. French, h. at Dedham Whitney Annie B. Mrs., housekeeper, Thomas E. Curtis, Longwood ave., b. do. Whitney C. L. B., lawyer (28 School, room 1, B.), h. Gardner road, near Tappan Whitney Hammond M., salesman (64 Federal, B.), house 8 Monmouth Whitney Henry M., agent Met. S. S. Co., and president Hancock Inspirator Co. (India wharf, B.), h. Boyl- ston, opp. the reservoir Whitney John H., salesman, H. Collins, rooms, A. A. Cheney's. Harvard square Whitney L. C., widow of James S., h. Pleasant, corner Beacon Whittemore Augustus (53 Devonshire, room 8, B,), house Carlton, Chapel station Whitten Edward D., carpenter, house Boylston, near School house COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "HONEY DROP" CORN. o Whitman Wm., treasurer Arlington mills (40 Water, B.),
CURRIER'S DRUG STORE, Harvard Square, Opposite Post Office.
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Whittier Francis F., physician, h. St. Andrew building, Davis avenue
Whittle Elizabeth Miss, h. Villa lane
Whittle Win. C., horse-shoer and carriage-smith, Beacon, near Kent, h. Ridgeway, n Freeman
Whyte Susan G. Miss, h. off Wash., opp. Public Library Wicksell G. Percy, clerk (B.), bds. 12 School
Wiggin Arthur H., conducter, B. & A. R. R., house at Auburndale
Wight Lewis, furrier (72 Chauncy, B. ), h. Sullivan road, near Gardner road [do.
Wigmore John, coachman, J. F. Hart, Goddard av., bds.
Wilcox Elmer, coachman, G. F. Fabyan, Summit av., boards do.
Wilder Celia C. Mrs., h. Washington, opp. Public Library Wilder Charles W., b. E. W. Anthony's, Sewall av.
Wilder William H. (Parker, Wilder & Co.) (4 Winthrop sq., B.), house Park, c. Vernon
Wilder William H. Jr., student, b. Wm. H. Wilder's, Park Wildes Fred, farmer, h. Boylston, n. Pound
Wilkins William, cabinet maker, h. Brookline av., near Pearl
Williams Agnes B., b. Mrs. Mary J. Williams', Walnut pl Williams Arthur, pres. Oriental Powder Mills, and (R.
Williams & Son), merchandise broker (13 Broad, B.), h. St. Paul, n. Aspinwall av.
Williams Arthur Jr., India įgoods (178 Devonshire, rm. 58, B.), b. Arthur Williams', St. Paul
Williams Arthur C., clerk, Kenrick Bros., Wash., house Thayer place
W ILLIAMS CHARLES A., lawyer (18 P. O. sq., room 5, B.), h. Walnut pl., off Walnut
Williams Franklin D. (85 Milk, room 31, B.), house Francis, corner Perry
Williams J., carpenter, B. W. Neal, b. M. Morse, oppo- site Horse car station
Williams Mary J., widow of Moses B., house Walnut pl. off Walnut
WILLIAMS MOSES, lawyer (18 P. O. sq., rm. 5, B.), house Walnut, c. Boylston
Williams Samuel, woolens (84 Chauncy, B. ), house Park, opposite Auburn
Williamson W. Henry, farmer, h. Heath, n. Warten
Willis Burton R., livery and boarding stable, Francis, n. Perry, house do.
Wilson Alexander M., boarding house, Harvard sq., h. do Wilson Anna Miss, house High, n. Ward
Wilson Bridget, widow, h. Walter av., c. Flora
Wilson Charles H., painter, J. H. Boody, h. Wash., near Davis avenue
Wilson Edward, carriage painter, M. W. Quinlan, house at Boston Highlands
OAK WOOD FOR OPEN FIRES DEAN & CO.,
9 Kilby St., Boston,
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO., annual income over $1,000,000. GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Square. G € S
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Wilson Edward C., h. Harvard, opp. Vernon
Wilson Elizabeth Miss, h. High, near Ward
Wilson E. M. Mrs., b. C. B. Lowe's, Pleasant
Wilson George, gardener, Mrs. M. S. Davis', Cypress pl. boards do.
Wilson James, real estate agent and collector, boards A. M. Wilson's, Harvard square
Wilson Johnson, coachman, J. Utley's, St. Paul, b. do. Wilson Joseph, driver, M. R. R., b. Bridget Wilson's, Walter avenue
Wilson Matthew, wire worker, rms. Mrs. A. C. Connor's, East Carlton
Wilson William, works Met. R. R. stables, h. Morss av. Wilson William, coachman, D. N. Richards, Colchester, boards do.
Wilson William, hostler, M. R. R., h. Morss av.
Wiltshire Fred, carpenter, B. W. Neal, boards A. H. Woods', Warren
[Longwood ave.
Winch George F. (130 Federal, B.), bds. J. R. Winch's, Winch John F. (Winch Bros.), boots and shoes (130 Federal, B.), h. Harvard, n. Green
Winch Joseph R. (Winch Bros.), boots and shoes (130 Federal, B.), h. Longwood av., near St. Paul
Winch William J., music teacher (149 A Tremont, B.), h. Longwood av., n. St. Paul
Winchester Edmund, clerk (20 Kilby, B.), b. Mrs. S. S. Winchester's, Harvard
Winchester Elizabeth H., widow of Stephen S., house 71 Harvard, nearly opp. Harvard av.
Winchester Frank L., expressman, h. Wash., opp. Allston Wing Messina B., h. 7 Summit av.
Winn John, junk store, h. Brookline av., near Boston line Winslow Andrew J., locomotive engineer, Brookline branch, B. & A. R. R., h. at Riverside
Winsor Alfred (Alfred Winsor & Son), com. mer. (34 Central, B.), house Walnut, cor. Walnut pl.
Winsor Amy Miss, h. Walnut, n. Cypress
Winsor Ann Maria, widow of Alfred, h. Walnut, near Cypress
Winsor Walter T. (Alfred Winsor & Son) (34 Central, B.), b. Mrs. A. M. Winsor's, Walnut, near Cypress Winters Catherine, widow of Thomas, h. Heath, near Hammond
Winthrop Robert C., h. Warren, n. Dudley
Wise Stuart W., clerk (102 Federal, B.), b. Mrs. Susan Y. Chamberlain's, Beacon
Wiswall C. A. Mrs., h. Searle av.
Wiswall Emma L. Miss, teacher Sewall street school, h. Searle avenue
Withers Ralph, Country Club park, Clyde b. do.
Old Family Horses Quietly Removed and Humanely Killed. (see p. 152)
COBB, BATES & YERXA, Importers of FINE TEAS AND COFFEES.
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Withington Caroline D., widow of Joseph, house Walnut nearly opposite Irving
Withington Moses, h. Beacon, n. Washington
Wood Arthur B., carpenter (96 Beverly, B.), bds. Wm. Wood's, Perry
Wood Charles H. (31 Bedford, B. ), house Davis avenue, near Harvard sq.
Wood Rufus K. (Cook & Wood), hardware (287 West Broadway, S. B.), b. Wm. Wood's, Babcock
Wood William, carpenter and builder (96 Beverly, B.), h. Perry, between Aspinwall av. and Francis
Wood William, h. Babcock, between Brighton av. and Freeman
Wood William H., carpenter (96 Beverly, B.), boards Wm. Wood's, Perry
Woodard Herbert, butcher, h. Driscoll blk., Morss av.
Woodbury Mary J., widow of Wm. P., h. Wash., near Harvard square
Woodbury William P., bookkeeper, Kenrick Bros., house Washington, near Harvard sq.
Woodfin Thomas H., Country Club park. Clyde, b. do.
Woods Albert H., carpenter, B. W. Neal, house Warren, near Dudley
Woods Alexander, laborer, house Pearl, near Wash.
Woods Amelia A. Miss, asst. librarian, Public Library, h. School, near Washington
Woods Annie W., widow of John S., h. 21 Prospect, near School
Woods Eunice M., widow of John, b. Annie W. Woods', Prospect, n. school
Woods James, laborer, h. Heath, n. Hammond
Woods J. Henry, physician, 61 Harvard, h. do.
Woods Michael, teamster, Town stable, Cypress, c. Sew- all, h. Juniper, n. Flora
Woodward Arthur S. (Woodward & Brown), pianos (175 A Tremont, B.), h. Walnut, opp. Irving
Woodward Cynthia S., widow of Isaac, h. Walnut, opp. Irving
WOODW OODWARD GEORGE B., secretary, John Hancock Life Insurance Co. (16 Sears building, B.), h. Babcock, nearly opposite Freeman
Woodward Herbert S., clerk, Brown Bros., h. 3 Driscoll's block, Morss avenue
W OODWARD ROYAL, blacksmith, Washington, c. High, h. Walnut, n. High
Woodworth Herbert G., teas (31 Central, B.), h. Carl- ton, Chapel station
Worthiley George H., banker (53 State, rm. 1, B.), and town treasurer and collector, office Town Hall, h. St. Paul, junction Aspinwall avenue
Wray John H., carpenter, B. W. Neal, Boylston, bds. Morlock Hotel
SUPERIOR STEAM LAUNDRY AT DEL.ANO'S, Harvard Sq., BROOKLINE.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO.,
organized west of New York. Has largest income of any Company
GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq., Brookline.
IMPORTERS AND GROCERS.
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Wright Elizabeth, widow, b. Wm. Griggs', Harvard
Wright George H., salesman (19 Commercial, B.), house Sewall avenue, cor. St. Paul
Wrightington Charles W. (Potter & Wrightington), fish and canned goods (125 Atlantic avenue, B.), house Francis, corner Perry
Wrightington Stewart, clerk (125 Atlantic av., B.), bds. C. W. Wrightington's, Francis
YONGE ANDREW A., clerk (97 State, B.), bds. J. W. Preston's, Longwood av.
Young Amos S. (Whitten, Burdett & Young), clothing (3 Winthrop sq. , B. ), h. Sewall avenue, n. Longwood av. Young Edward, leather and shoe findings (157 Summer, B.), house Harvard avenue
Young Edward P., clerk (157 Summer, B.), b. Edward Young's, Harvard avenue
Young Frank D., shoe findings (22 Lincoln, B.), house School, near Washington
Young Frank H., com. mer. (48 Summer, B.), h. St. Paul near Sewall avenue
Young Fred S., clerk (153 Summer, B.), b. Mrs. W. D. Coolidge's, Webster
Young Harry, salesman (3 Winthrop sq., B.), b. A. S. Young's, Sewall avenue
Young Henry, driver, M. R. R., h. Flora, n. Walter av. Young John W., coachman, John Townsend, Walnut, b. A. A. Manley's, Walnut
Young Rosa Miss, h. Walnut, n. Walnut place
ZARA AUGUSTUS S., hotel steward, h. Ridgeway, c. Freeman
Zerrahn Carl G., advertising manager (Herald bldg., B.), h. Webster place
COBB, BATES & YERXA,
WARREN G. CURRIER, APOTHECARY, Harvard Square, Brookline, Mass.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUSHMAN & CO.,
TEMPLE PLACE AND WEST STREET, BOSTON.
- IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Fancy Dry Goods, DRESS TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS,
- AND -
MILLINERY.
Mens' Furnishings a Specialty
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT. PRICES THE LOWEST.
CUSHMAN & CO.,
37 & 39 TEMPLE PLACE, AND 23 WEST STREET.
E. F. CUSHMAN. H. G. CUSHMAN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEAD
ANIMALS. BRIGHTON ABATTOIR.
THE BUTCHERS' SLAUGHTERING
AND
MELTING ASSOCIATION,
MARKET ST., AND WESTERN AVE., BRIGHTON DIST. WILL REMOVE - ALL-
Dead Horses AND. CATTLE
PROMPTLY AND WITHOUT EXPENSE.
Old Family Horses, or any other Horses that the owners may desire to have disposed of will be quietly removed and Humanely Killed.
Orders sent to the BRIGHTON ABATTOIR, Brighton, either by Telegraph, Telephone or Mail, at the expense of the Association, will receive immediate attention.
TELEPHONE NO. 7420.
NEATSFOOT OIL.
STRICTLY PURE NEATSFOOT OIL
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
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BROOKLINE
1887
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
EMBRACING
A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the Town of BROOKLINE, for the Year 1887, arranged Alpha- betically for each Trade, thus exhibiting at a glance the full address and Special Business of her Citizens.
Agricultural Implements. AUSTIN CHARLES D., Harvard sq. (see p. 2)
Annunciators. FULLER, HOLTZER & CO., Station and (27 Arch, B.) (see p. 157)
Apothecaries.
BOWKER A. W., Harvard, cor. Aspinwall av. (see front cover)
Butler Wm. H., Colonnade bldg., Washington
CURRIER WARREN G., Harvard sq., junction Washington (see foot lines in general directory)
Architects.
AUSTIN CHAS. D., Harvard sq. (see p. 2) Burdett Herbert C., Walnut
Rutan Chas. H., Cypress, opp. Gorham av.
10
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Auctioneer. MCCORMACK JOHN J., 23 Court, rooms 9 and 10, Boston (see p. 5)
Bakers.
Hayes Julia Miss, 2 Guild block, Washington, and Har- vard, near School MORLOCK JACOB, Washington, opp. Walnut (see p. 227)
Bell Hangers.
FULLER, HOLTZER & CO., Station, and (27 Arch, B.) (see p. 157)
Billiards.
Holmes E. S., Harvard square
Blacksmiths. (See also Horseshoers.)
Bowen P. W., Boylston, bet. Washington and Cypress BURNS JAMES F., Boylston, n. High (see p. 34) Carroll Dennis J., Hammond, n. Heath Coogan John, Washington
DUFFY GEO. B., Boylston, n. Washington (see p. 8) Nagle Thomas, Washington, n. Pearl
Whittle W. C., Beacon, near Kent
WOODWARD ROYAL, Washington, c. High (see p. 10)
Boarding Houses.
Coleman W. C., Davis court
Fairfield Annie Mrs., Harrison pl.
Fenn Asa B., Harrison pl.
Harvey George Mrs., Harvard, c., Harvard pl.
McCarter Eliza Miss, Walter av.
Wilson A. M., Harvard sq.
Boots and Shoes.
FAXON L. W., Colonnade bldg. (see p. 229) MCAVOY EDWARD, 85 Washington (see p. 6) Mccullough Thos., Washington, opp. Walnut Rooney James, Harvard sq., c. Andem pl.
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Boot and Shoe Makers.
Delahanty R., Whyte's block, Washington
Hogan John, Washington, n. Pearl Lewis Jacob, 6 Washington
MCAVOY EDWARD, 85 Washington (see p. 6) Morrissey John, Brookline av., n. Boston line
Murphy J. H., Washington, on bridge
O'Neil James, Washington, near the bridge
Rooney James, Harvard sq., cor. Andem place
Weinstein R., Boylston, near Washington
Builders.
(See Contractors, also Carpenters and Builders.)
Burglar Alarms.
FULLER, HOLTZER & CO., Station, and (27 Arch, B.); (see p. 157)
Butter and Cheese.
BACON F. H., Washington, c. Boylston (see p. 229) BROWN M. V. & CO., Harvard, cor. Beacon (see front cover)
FINNEY WILLIAM, Harvard, corner School (see page 227)
NELSON BROS., Colonnade bldg., Washington (see p. 227) SEAMANS J. M. & CO., Harvard square, corner Davis avenue (see p. 230)
Cabinet Makers.
Knaf Conrad, Guild's block, Washington
McClure David, Washington, opp. Guild block ROBART BROS., Harvard sq. (see p. 228) THOMPSON N. C., Harvard sq. (see p. 6)
Carpenters and Builders.
Beal Samuel, High, corner Washington
Blaisdell John E., E. Carlton, near Chapel station, Long- wood
Bowker W. C., Harvard, opp. Harvard av. BOWKER W. H., office, Station (see p. 228) Christie J. N., Thayer place
Delano O. B., Washington, near Thayer
Dorr Nathan, opp. B. & A. R.R. station
Getchell I. S., Beacon, opp. Summit av.
Goodwin W. A., Washington, opp. Town Hall
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Carpenters and Builders,-Continued.
Hall H. M., Washington, near Walter avenue
JOHNSON GEORGE H., High, cor. Walnut (see p. 225)
Kirk John W., Boylston, near Cypress
Lancaster G. H., Linden place
Mahan M., Walter av., opp. Morss av.
Melcher W. K., Thayer
NEAL B. W., Boylston, near Cypress (see p. 226)
Carpet Cleaning.
ROBART BROS., Harvard square (see p. 228) THOMPSON N. C., Harvard square (see p. 6)
Carriage Mnfrs.
Maher J. H., Lyceum Hall building, Washington
Nicholson John, Washington, opp. Pearl
QUINLAN M. W., Boylston, c High (see p. 231)
Carriagesmiths.
Bowen P. W., Boylston, bet. Washington and Cypress Carroll D. J., Hammond, near Heath
DUFFY GEORGE B., Boylston, near Washington (see p. 10)
Madore Joseph, Boylston, near Kerrigan place
Nagle Thomas, opp. Driscoll block, Washington
Whittle Wm. C., Beacon, near Kent
WOODWARD R., Washington, c. High (see p. 10)
Carriage Trimmers.
QUINLAN M. W., Boylston, cor. High (see p. 231)
Cement, Lime and Plaster.
JOHNSON BROS., Washington, cor. Boylston (see back cover and p. 226)
Cigars and Tobacco.
Dashuck Jacob, Washington, near Pearl
NICHOLS C. H., Whyte's block, Washington (see p. 25)
Civil Engineers and Surveyors.
AUSTIN CHARLES D., Harvard sq. (see p. 2) French Alexis H., office at Town Hall
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DYER, RICE & CO., Fur Robes & Fur-Lined Coats, LADIES' FURS. 36, 38 & 40 Chauncy Street, BOSTON.
FULLER, HOLTZER & CO.,
ELECTRIC
ANNUNCIATORS. BELLS. FIRE ALARMS. GAS LIGHTING.
- ARC AND INCANDESCENT LIGHTING. - All kinds of Bell Hanging and Speaking Tubes. REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY.
No. 27 ARCH ST., BOSTON.
1 Orders may be left at our Brookline Factory, on Station Street.
CHAS. A. WHITE & CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in PICTURES AND FRAMES,
Gold, Bronze and Natural Wood Frames of every description to order our Specialty. Engravings, Paintings, Photographs, Mats, Panels and Plush Art Norelties to order. Special Discounts to the Theatrical Profession, Artists and Teachers. BRING IN YOUR PICTURES TO BE FRAMED AND SAVE MONEY. 13 Harrison Ave. Extension, Head of Hayward pI., rear Globe Theatre, BOSTON.
B. W. FELTON,
2 & 4 Warren St., Boston Highlands.
Felton's Patent Furnace. ALSO,
FELTON'S NEW PATENT FURNACE four feet in height, for low cellars. A new feature in Furnaces.
By an arrangement the cold air is all forced through the inner Radiator, which increases circulation and thereby gives at least 25 per cent. more heat with the same amount of fuel than any other Furnace made,
ELTON'S
o-co costan.
·
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
E. S. HAMLIN & CO.,
- Dealers in -
Hard & Soft Coal & Wood,
WHARVES, NOS. 254 & 256 FEDERAL ST.,
Telephone No. 1477.
BOSTON.
W. H. & S. L. EMERY, Dealers in - HARD AND SOFT
OA AL
WOOD, ETC. Wharf, No. 2SS Federal Street, opp. Beach, BOSTON, MASS. WILLIAM H. EMERY.
STEPHEN L. EMERY.
SPRUCE POLES.
ALDEN D. CALEF,
- DEALER IN - ENGLISH, ANTHRACITE AND SMITHS'
COAL.
Hard and Soft Wood Sawed and Split in usual lengths for Kindling.
Office, 408 Federal Street, BOSTON, MASS,
SPRUCE POLES.
L. G. BURNHAM & CO., ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
C OAL
OFFICE, NO. 75 STATE ST.,
WHARVES: 132 Charles St., East Chester Park, Mt. Washington Ave., and Granite St., Boston; 221 Bridge St., East Cambridge.
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BROOKLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Clergymen.
Beecher Luther F. (Baptist), Davis avenue, n. Cypress. Brackett J. B. (Baptist), Davis av.
Brown Howard N. (Unitarian), Walnut, near Warren
Hinkley W. H. (New Jer.), Irving, c. High Howe R. H. (Episcopal), Monmouth, near Carlton Morris L. J. (Cath. ), Linden place, n. Harvard Orrock John M., Winchester, opp. Williams
Storrs Leonard K. (Episcopal), Aspinwall av., junction St. Paul
Thomas Reuen (Cong.), Harvard, opp. Green
Twombly J. H. D.D. (M. E.), Hotel Adelaide, High
White Wm. O. (Unitarian), High, c. Chestnut
Coal and Wood.
Cousens Bros., office Station, n. B. & A. depot
FINNEY WM., Harvard, c. School (see p. 227)
PEIRCE B. L., Washington, opp. horse car station (see p. 233)
RICHARDS C. GRAFTON, 63 and 65 Washington (see p. 6) Whalon M., office and yard, r. Pearl, east of R.R. station
Coffins, Caskets, Etc.
GUTTERSON JOSEPH D., Harvard, near Aspin- wall avenue (see page 228)
Confectionery.
Hayes Julia Miss, 2 Guild block, Washington, and Har- vard, near School
Contractors.
Allen P. S., Green, near Pleasant BOWKER W. H., office Station (see p. 228)
Cook John, Driscoll's block, Washington
DEWING R. S. (164 Devonshire, B.), and 92 Wash- ington (see back cover)
Driscoll James. Washington, opp. Pearl
James Horace, 3 Guild block, Washington
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