USA > Massachusetts > Norfolk County > Brookline > Brookline directory 1887 > Part 8
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15
Illustrated Catalogue Free on Application.
96
ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Anthony Steel-Plate Furnace,
ANTHON
STEEL
PLATE FURNACE
SMITH
A STRICTLY SANITARY HEATER.
Reprodueing in the house all the purity of the ex- ternal atmosphere at the proper temperature for respiration.
Has Heavy Steel Plate Radiator, Clinkerless Grate, Gas-tight Riveted Connections, and all the latest improvements.
Does not heat the cellar, is easily regulated, burns less eoal than any other furnace made, and, when quality is considered, is the lowest in price.
Indorsed by leading physicians and sani- tary authorities as being the best for dwelling house use, and the most favorable to the health of the family.
The construction and sanitary application of this Furnace are fully deseribed in our new 96-page book, entitled, "Our Homes; How to Heat and Ventilate Them.", This book will be mailed free to any one on receipt of 6 cents in stamps.
SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE COMPANY, Manufacturers. 52 and 54 Union Street, Boston, Mass.
The New Hub Range,
WITH WIRE-GAUZE OVEN DOOR. THE PERFECTION OF BAKING. -THE WIRE - GAUZE OVEN DOOR -
HUB
gives a delicious flavor to the Meat or Turkey, and prevents the shrinkage common to other ovens.
Roasting meats in a tight oven loses nearly one-half of the juices, which beeome dried up owing to the excessive evaporati n.
When roasted with the Wire-Gauze Oven Door, the juices are saved, and as the juice is the vital part of a roast, the amount of nourishing substanee saved is really about fifty per eent.
Tough meats are made tender and palatable, while for baking Bread and Pastry the Gauze Door is simply perfeetion.
The New Hub Range with Wire-Ganze Door is used by the Boston Cooking School for their demonstration lessons.
Special Circulars describing the Science and Practice of Cooking will be mailed on application.
SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE CO.,
- Manufacturers of - HUB STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES, 52 and 54 Union Street, Boston, Mass ..
1
BROOKLINE [L] DIRECTORY
97
Little Henry A., express driver, b. J. A. Little's, School Little James L. Jr., h. Goddard av., c. Cottage
Little John E., clerk, F. F. Seamans, Harvard sq., rms. C. G. Grush, Boylston
Little Joshua A., mason, h. 8 School, n. Washington
Littlefield James C., merchant tailor (2A Beacon, B.),
h. Babcock, n. Harvard
Littler Geo., compositor, Chronicle office, lı. Boylston Locke Esther, widow, h. Walnut, n. Irving
Locke John, hostler, "The Hawthorne," Harvard, b. do. Lockhart James, gardener, L. W. Hastings, Clyde, b. do. Loday Timothy, laborer, h. Pearl, n. Emerald
Logan Francis P. T., clerk, G. W. Cobb, Wash., c. Davis court, rooms do.
Logan Hiram H., with C. E. Moody & Co. (Commercial B.), h. Tappan, n. Summer road
Logan James, gardener, Miss S. G. Littell, Alton pl., h. 46 School, n. Harvard
Lombard Benjamin Jr., pres. Lombard Investment Co. (13 Sears bldg., B.), h. Prescott, c. Ivy [line Long Garrett, gardener, h. Newton, n. Pond, at Boston Long Harry V. (Chas. Head & Co.), stock broker (60 Devonshire, B.), h. Tappan, n. Beacon
Long Ivy A., carpenter (108 E. Dedham, B.), h. 26 School Long Jeremiah, gardener, b. Garrett Long's, Newton
Long John A., pressman, Investigator office (Appleton, B.), b. Garrett Long's, Newton
Long Jonathan D., h. Washington, opp. Public Library Long Joseph M., b. J. D. Long's, Washington .
Long Wm. E., starter, M. R. R. station, b. J. D. Long's, Washington [pl. .
Longfellow Lewis J., carpenter, b. L. T. Lyon's, Thayer Lord Geo. A., engineer, Boston University (12 Somerset, B.), house Linden place
Loring Emma L. Miss, house off Walnut, between Chest- nut and Warren
Loring Thatcher, pres. N. D. & W. Co. (22 Central, B.), h. High, n. opp. Irving
Lorman Geo., carpenter, h. Boylston, n. school house
6 Lorman Samuel, carpenter, b. Geo. Lorman's, Boylston Love James, milkman, h. Ackers avenue, near Chestnut Hill avenue
Lovell Bros. (Wm. J. and Richard S. Lovell), vegetable farmers, Washington, n. Boston line
Lovell Geo., farmer, b. Mrs. Mary Lovell's, Washington Lovell Mary, widow of John, h. Washington, n. Boston line, Brighton district
Lovell Richard S. (Lovell Bros.), vegetable farmer, b. Mrs. Mary Lovell's, Washington
Lovell Wm. J. (Lovell Bros.), vegetable farmer, Wash., - n. Boston line, Brighton district, b. do.
KID GLOVES DYED AND CLEANSED AT DELANO'S.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO., California's Million Dollar Company, GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq. c -
98
BROOKLINE [L] DIRECTORY
IMPORTERS AND GROCERS.
Lovering James C., h. Davis av.
Lovett James, gas fitter, h. Pearl, opp. Emerald
Lovett James D. W., h. Hotel Kempsford, Walnut
Low Albert B., rigger (284 Com'l, B.), h. Pleasant, cor. Freeman
Lowell Augustus, trustee Lowell Institute (60 State, B.), house Warren, cor. Heath
Lowell Percival, treas. Lowell Bleachery (40 Water, B.), b. A. Lowell's, Warren, cor. Heath
Lowry Andrew, floorman, M. R.R., h. Juniper
Lowry Margaret Mrs., h. Juniper, n. Morss av.
Lowry Martin, coachman, h. High
Lucas Charles, b. Coleman House, Davis court
Lucas Maggie, widow of Patrick, h. Juniper, n. Morss av. Lundberg Gustaf, iron (38 Kilby, B.), h. Sullivan road,
n. Gardner road
Lunney Catharine, widow of James, h. Emerald, n. Pearl Lunney Charles, floorman, M. Goodspeed, b. Mrs. M. A. Lunney's Andem place
Lunney Charles, plumber (B.), h. Washington, opp. High Lunney Edward, b. Mrs. Catharine Lunney's, Emerald, n. Pearl
Lunney James H., car cleaner, M. R.R., h. Fay place Lunney John, gardener, E. I. Thomas, Harvard avenue, h. Fay płace
Lunney John Jr., flag boy, B. & A. R.R., b. Mrs. Emery's, Davis court
Lunney Mary A., widow of Wm., h. Andem place, near Washington
Lunney Patrick, laborer, h. Ackers avenue
Lunney Wm., clerk (114 Faneuil Hall Market, B.), b. Mary A. Lunney's, Andem place
Lyford Charles D. (Geo. E. Lyford & Bro.), jewelry (207 Wash., B.), b. Nat'l Lyford's, Vernon
Lyford Nathaniel, house Vernon, n. Harvard
Lyman Anson M. (Perkins & Lyman), lawyer (82 Dev- onshire rm. 26 B.), h. Searle av.
Lyman Charles W., concretor, rms. 52 Wash.
Lyman Sarah B. Mrs., h. Searle av.
Lyman Theodore, h. Heath, n. Warren
Lynch Annie Miss, dressmaker, Morss avenue opposite Juniper, bds. do.
Lynch David, painter, h. Wash., over F. H. Johnson's, fish market
Lynch Dennis J., painter, h. Brookline av., n. Pearl Lynch Ellen, widow of John, h. Brookline av., n. Pearl Lynch James, brick layer, b. M. Lynch's, Morss av.
Lynch James J., grocer, Brookline av., c. Emerald, h. do Lynch James J., driver, M. W. Quinlan, h. 42 School, n. Harvard
Lynch John, laborer, h. Brookline av., n. Boston line
WARREN G. CURRIER, APOTHECARY, Harvard Square, Brookline, Mass.
COBB, BATES & YERXA,
99
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
Lynch Michael, coachman, W. I. Bowditch, Tappan, h. opposite do.
Lynch Michael, laborer, h. Morss av., opp. Juniper Lynch Michael Jr., laborer, b. M. Lynch's, Morss av.
Lynch Michael J., coachman, Chas. D. Head, house Cy- press, opp. Sewall place
Lynch Owen, stone layer, h. Brookline av., n. Pearl Lynch Patrick, b. Michael Lynch's, Morss av.
Lynn Samuel, laborer, h. r. Chestnut, n. Sewall Lynn Thomas, laborer, b. J. Donahoe's, Fay place Lynn William, coachman, h. Pearl, n. Washington
Lyon A. M. Mrs., h. Perry, n. Aspinwall av.
Lyon Levi T., carpenter, h. Thayer pl., opp. Town Hall
Lyons James, laborer, b. P. Lyons', Flora
Lyons James P., baker, 2 Guild block, h. Flora
Lyons Jeremiah, baker, Miss Julia Hayes, Wash., rms. J. Curley's, Washington
Lyons John A., ledgeman, h. White place
Lyons Joseph, watchman, h. Boylston, n. High
Lyons Patrick, laborer, h. Sewall pl., n. Sewall
Lyons Thomas F., plumber, bds. Patrick Lyon's, Sewall place
MACALLISTER RICHARD MRS., house Walnnt, cor. Chestnut
MacDonald Claude A., groceries and provisions, Wash- ington, cor. Walter av., h. Hotel, Elizabeth, Linden place
MacDonald Elizabeth, h. Wash., n. Walter av.
MacDonald William, clerk, b. Elizabeth MacDonald's, Hotel Elizabeth
Mack Johanna, widow, h. Brookline ave., near Emerald Mack John, laborer, h. Sewall place
Mack Thomas, laborer, h. Wash., c. Brookline av.
Mackenzie Edward, painter, Sam'l Mackenzie, Fay placo bds. do. Walnut [Whyte block Walnut Mackenzie Samuel, painter and glazier, Fay place, house Mackey Caroline, widow of James, h. 7 Morss av.
Mackey James, electrician, Fuller, Holtzer & Co., bds. Morss avenue
Mackey John, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Wash. F
Macomber Henry S., merchant, h. Cypress, n. Walnut Macomber Peleg, mechanic, h. School, cor. Harvard
Madden Daniel, laborer, bds. John Madden's, Brookline avenue
Madden Daniel, laborer, Holyhood cemetery, h. Oak pl. Madden Daniel jr., b. Daniel Madden's, Oak place
Madden John, laborer, Brookline Gas Works, h. Brook- line avenue, near Emerald
Madden Marv, widow. h. Brookline av., n. Pearl
Coal and Wood DEAN & CO., 9 KILBY ST., BOSTON.
Delivered in Brookline at boston Prices. 7
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO., annual income over $1,000,000. GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Square. C c
100
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY.
Mador James A., upholsterer, Robart Bros., h. Driscoll block, Morss av. Madore Joseph, carriage smith and horse shoer, Boylston, near Kerrigan place, h. Boylston, between Washing- ton and Cypress Magee Thomas, floorman, M. R. R. Maguire Daniel, blacksmith, D. J. Carroll, Heath, house Hammond, n. Heath Maguire James, h. Heath, n. Hammond Maguire John, coachman, W. L. Chase, Alton pl. Maguire John A., carpenter, h. Chestnut Maguire William, laborer, h. Heath, n. Hammond Mahan Ella Miss, clerk, C. F. Lamb, b. Thayer place Mahan George, carpenter, b. M. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl. Mahan James, carpenter, h. Juniper, n. Flora Mahan James F., b. M. Mahan's, Thayer place Mahan John, laborer, h. Boylston, n. Washington Mahan Michael, carpenter and builder, Walter av., opp. Morss av., h. Thayer pl. Mahan Patrick, h. Emerald, n. Brookline av. Mahan Thomas, carpenter, M: Mahan, Walter av., bds. M. Mahan's, Thayer place Mahan Thomas, gardener, W. I. Bowditch, h. Sewall, n. Sewall place Mahan William H., carpenter, b. M. Mahan's, Thayer pl. Maher James H., carriage maker, Lyceum Hall bldg., Washington, h. Washington, opp. Pearl Maher Thomas P., carriage painter, M. W. Quinlan, High, house at Boston Highlands Mahoney Daniel, inspector (Custom House, B.), h. Har- vard, near Linden place Mahoney David J., laborer, b. Patrick Mahoney's, Chest- nut Hill avenue Mahoney Dennis, laborer, h. Flora, near Juniper Mahoney Joanna, widow of Daniel, h. rear Harvard, opp. Harvard avenue Mahoney John, laborer, house Hammond, near Heath Mahoney John, teamster, h. Pearl n. Emerald Mahoney John J., painter, house Freeman, between Pleasant and Babcock Mahoney Mary, widow of Dennis, h. Boylston Mahoney Michael, laborer, h. Pearl, n. Emerald Mahoney Patrick, laborer, lı. Chestnut Hill av., n. Ackers avenue Mahoney Patrick A., carriage smith, M. W. Quinlan, b. Patrick Mahoney's, Chestnut Hill avenue [ton Mahoney Thomas, laborer, bds. Mrs. J. Liddy's, Boyls- Mailles James, electrician, Fuller, Holtzer & Co., house 23 Downer, Boston COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "HONEY DROP" CORN. M AHON THOMAS, plumber, Washington, on the bridge, h. Juniper, near Flora
Brighton Abattoir.
Dead Animals Removed Promptly and without Expense, (see p. 152)
101
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
Malanney John, laborer, bds. Mrs. Costello's, Boylston Malanney Michael, gardener, bds. M. H. Gilbert's, Boylston
Malin John, machinist, Fuller, Holtzer & Co., h. Emerald near Pearl
Malin John J., electrician, Fuller, Holtzer & Co., h. rear 36 Pearl
Malin Win., clerk, bds. J. Malin's, Emerald, n. Pearl
Mallett Luke, carpenter, h. White place
Malley Wm., wheelwright, M. W. Quinlan, h. at Boston Malone Bernard, laborer, h. Summer, n. Washington Malone David H., car conductor, rms. 7 Morss av.
Malone John, carpenter, b. B. Malone's, Summer
Malone Madge E. Miss, teacher Pierce School, b. at Boston
Maloney Bridget, widow of Hugh, milk dealer, house off Pearl
Maloney James, plasterer, J. M. Russell, house Cypress, near Sewall
Maloney John, painter, h. School, near Harvard
Maloney John, herdsman, b. Bridget Maloney's, Pearl Maloney John, laborer, h. Juniper, n. Flora
Maloney Mary, widow of James, h. Pearl, n. Wash.
Maloney Michael J., laborer, h. Pearl, near Emerald Maloney Patrick, farmer, b. Mrs. B. Maloney's, off Pearl Maloney William, painter, h. Walter av., cor. Flora Manan Edward, lamplighter, h. Juniper, near Flora
Manchester George O., ex sec. Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe R. R. (95 Milk, B.), h. Cypress, n. Jones avenue
Mandell Charles, clerk (69 Congress, B.), bds. Walnut, near Cypress
Mandell Moses J., bds. Walnut, near Cypress
Maney Daniel, laborer, h. Cypress, cor. Chestnut
Maney John, gardener, house Boylston, near High
Maney John Jr., clerk, grocery store, b. John Maney's, Boylston
Maney John F., b. John Maney's, Boylston
Mangan John, provisions, Walter av., n. Morss av., h. do. Manvan Jane, widow of Thomas, h. Brookline av., near Boston line
Manyan Michael, laborer, b. Jane Manyan's, Brookiine av., n. Boston line
Manley Alden A., police, h. Whyte's block, Walnut
Manley Francis, machinist, boards Michael P. Manley's, Boylston, cor. Houlihan av.
Manley Michael F., artist, boards M. P. Manley's, Boyl- ston, near Houlihan av.
Manley Michael P., carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Houlihan avenue
Mann Mary E. Miss, bds. Prospect opp. school house Mann Sarah E. Mrs., house Prospect opp. school house
OAKLEY'S
Soaps and Perfumes
AT DELANO'S.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS. CO.,
organized west of New York. Has largest income of any Company
GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq., Brookline.
102
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
Mansfield E. Sumner, lawyer (42 Court, B.), h. Beacon, cor. Carlton
Manthort John, coachman, Wm. F. Weld, Avon
Marcyes Nathaniel F., painter, B. F. Baker, h. Brookline av., opp. Emerald
Margeson J. Parker, carpenter, h. Boylston, n. Cypress Mark Jacob, coachman, D. W. Russell, Park, bds. do. Marley Frank, scavenger, bds. Brookline House
Marshall Alexander, veterinary surgeon, bds. W. J. Harkness, Boylston
Marshall John K., glue (143 Milk, B.), house Summit avenue
Marston Edward C., student, bds. Edward O. Marston's, Boylston
Marston Edwin O., cabinet maker, E. S. Ritchie & Sons, h. Boylston between Cypress and High
Marston Jessie H., at Public Library, b. E. O. Marston's, Boylston
Martin Thomas, laborer, h. Sewall, cor. Chestnut
Marvin Thomas R., clerk (88 Pearl, B.), bds. W. T. R. Marvin's, Harvard
Marvin Wmn. T. R., sec. of School Committee, and (T.
R. Marvin & Son), printer (49 Federal, B. ), h. Har- vard, cor. Harvard ave.
Mason Albert, judge Superior Court (Court House, B. ), house Summit av., Corey Hill
Mason Edward, mason, J. M. Russell, h. Walter av., n. Washington
Mason Jolin W., b. Albert Mason's, Summit av.
Masen Sarah., widow of John C., house Vernon, n. Park Mason Wm., fireman, Suburban Light & Power Co., h. Pearl, near Emerald
Mason Wm. Jr., plumber, b. Wm. Mason's, Pearl, near Emerald
Masse Edward P., clerk, Nelson Bros., Washington, rooms E. S. Burns', Washington
Masse Fred A., lead glazier, (B.), b. 10 Harvard pl.
Maston Stephen, carpenter, b. Harvard, c. Harvard pl.
Maston William, coachman, A. S. Young's. Sewall av. boards do. [Washington
Mathews Mary A., widow of Ashael G., house School, n. Mattie Edward, coachman, Mrs. F. Cabot, Edge Hill road boards do.
Mawhinney James, teamster, M. V. Brown's, Harvard, b. J. J. Phillip's, Washington
May Geo. P. (Walworth Mnfg. Co.) (16 Oliver, B.), h. Francis, cor. Kent
Maynard Charles H. (Linder & Mever), commission mer- chant (21 Pearl, B.), house Francis, c. Toxteth
McAdam Benj., stone mason, h. Chestnut Hill avenue, n. railroad
CURRIER'S DRUG STORE, Harvard Square, Opposite Post Office.
COBB, BATES & YERXA, Importers of FINE TEAS AND COFFEES.
103
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
McAdam James, carpenter, h. Juniper, n. Morss av.
McAdams James F., carpenter, h. Flora, c. Walter av. McAdams Robert, coachman, h. Chestnut
McAdams Joseph, express, h. Andem pl. n. Flora MeAuliffe Catherine, widow of Richard, house Juniper, CAVOY EDWARD, boot and shoes, Wash. bds. P. McAvoy's, White place
M
McAvoy John, clerk (56 Chauncy, B.), bds. P. McAvoy's Whito place
McAvoy Patrick, farmer, house White place
McBurney James, house Pleasant, cor. Freeman
McBurney Wm., coachman, D. Dana, Powell, bds. do.
McCaffrey Hugh, carpenter, h. Brookline, n. Emerald
McCaffrey James, farmer, Geo. Dexter, Egmont, house Freeman, n. Babcock
McCarthy Bartholomew, Brookline Gas Co., house Pearl, near Emerald
McCarthy Catherine Miss, h. Boylston, n. Kerrigan pl.
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, h. Emerald, c. Pearl
McCarthy David, attendantBoston W. Works, gate house Walnut, corner Boylston, house Chestnut Hill avenue near Ackers avenue
McCarthy George T., clerk, C. D. Austin, Harvard sq., bds. John McCarthy's, Boylston
McCarthy James, laborer, bds. Thomas Meehan's, Kerri- gan place
McCarthy John, coachman, h. Boylston, n. Kerrigan pl. McCarthy John, laborer, h. Pearl, n. Emerald
McCarthy John, laborer, Brookline Gas Light Co., h. Pearl near Emerald
MeCarthy John F., clerk, b. J. McCarthy's, Boylston, n. Kerrigan place
McCarthy John H., com. mer. (12 Clinton, B.), house Pleasant, n. Green
McCarthy Michael, laborer, h. Brookline avenue, near Boston line
McCarthy Patrick, expressman, h. 47 Boylston
McCarthy Patrick, gardener, J. W. Kennan, Wash., near Cypress, rooms do.
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, boards J. McCarthy's, Pearl, near Emerald
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, h. Pearl, n. Brookline avenue McCarthy Peter, coachman, C. M. Warren, h. Cypress, near Chestnut
McCarthy Timothy, book agent, h. r. Pearl, n. Wash.
McCarthy William, coachman, J. H. Taylor's, Essex, boards do.
McCarty Andrew J., harness maker, M. W. Quinlan's Boylston, corner High, house at Boston Highlands McCarty Annie, widow, h. Walter av., n. Flora
McCarty Michael, carpenter, h. Morss avenue
English Cannel Coal,
DEAN & CO., 9 Kilby St., Boston.
FIREMAN'S FUND INS, CO.,
$7,000,000 fire losses. Organized 1863, has paid over
GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq., Brookline.
104
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY.
McCarty Patrick, grease collector, h. Heath, at New- ton line
McCauley Cornelius, h. Boylston, n. Kerrigan place
McCauley Thomas, coachman, High, b. do.
McCausland Charles B., sergeant of police, h. Boylston, opp. school-house
MeCleary Samuel F., manager Equitable Life Assurance Society (23 Equitable building B.), h. Harvard, n. Williams
McCleary Samuel F. Jr., student (H. U.), b. S. F. Mc- Cleary's, Harvard
McClure David, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Wash- ington, opp. Guild block, h. 1 Linden place court
McClure Newell W., mason, Boylston, near High, and (164 Devonshire, B.), h. 7 Milford, Boston
McClure William J., clerk, David McClure, boards do. Linden pl. ct.
McCollough Elizabeth Miss, bookkeeper, 1 Guild block, h. at Boston
McCormack James, varnisher, h. Hammond, n. Heath McCormack John M., h. Boylston, n. Kerrigan pl.
M cCORMACK JOHN J., real estate and auctioner
(23 Court, rooms 9 and 10, B.) h. Davis av. McCormack Patrick, laborer, h. Pearl, near Wash.
McCormick George, coachman, Wm. S. Denney, Park, boards do.
McCourt Francis, janitor St. Marys church, bds. Wilson House [Ackers av.
McCue Patrick, laborer, h. Chestnut Hill avenue, near McCue Thomas, contractor, Ackers avenue, near Chest- nut Hill avenue, h. do.
Mccullough Alexander, farmer and milkman, house High near Ward [Mccullough's, School
Mccullough James, clerk (3 Winthrop sq., B. ), b. Sam'l Mccullough John, coachman, h. Elm pl., near Walnut Mccullough Samuel, gardener, A. W. Benton, Marion, h. 46 School, near Harvard
Mccullough Thomas, boots and shoes, Washington, opp. Walnut, house do.
McDavitt Daniel P., hairdresser, J. C. Barthlemes, bds. P. McDavitt's, Linden pl. court
McDavitt Henry, plumber, bds. P. McDavitt's, Linden place court
McDavitt John J., plumber, Kenrick Bros., Washington, house White place
McDavitt Patrick, coachman, h. 7 Linden place court
McDermott Bernard, gardener, Mrs. R. C. Winthrop, Warren, h. Boylston, near Kerrigan place
McDevitt George, helper, Kenrick Bros., b. Linden pl. ct McDevitt Henry, helper, Kenrick Bros., b. Linden pl. ct. McDevitt John, plumber, Kenrick Bros., h. White place
Dead Horses & Cattle
Removed Promptly. Brighton Abattoir. (see p. 152)
COBB, BATES & YERXA, agents for the sale of "BRIDAL VEIL" FLOUR,
105
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
McDonald Archibald E., physician (34 Parmenter, B.), house Linden place
McDonald Bernard, laborer, h. Sewall pl. [Flora McDonald James, clerk (32 Central, B.), h. Juniper, n. McDonald James Mrs., housekeeper, C. H. Cilley, Harri- son place
McDonald Peter, coachman, O. H. Alford, Kent, b. do. McDonald Richard, hostler, M. Goodspeed, bds. 5 Davis court
McDonald Thomas, hostler, M. R. R., h. at Boston
McDonough Mary, widow of Joseph, house Boylston, be- tween Washington and Cypress c McDonough M. E. Miss, dressmaker, 43 Boylston, near Washington, house do.
McDowell Edward, lab., b. Peter Salmon's, Davis ct.
McGarry James, coachnnan, D. Estes', Englewood ave., boards do.
McGarry Patrick, laborer, h. Brookline, av., n. Pearl McGarry Thomas J., h. Villa lane, c. Washington McGee George, laborer, h. Kerrigan pl., off Boylston McGee Thomas, lamp lighter, h. Walter av., n. Wash. McGee Thomas 2d, lamp light trimmer, b. Thomas Mc- Gee's, Walter av.
McGetrick John, farmer, J. M. Codman, Warren, b. do. McGinness John, bar tender " The Hawthorne," h. Pleas-
ant, cor. Freeman
McGivney James H., driver, Hose No. 1, boards Margar- et Riley's, Boylston
McGovern Thomas, laborer, b. J. Higgins', Brookline av. McGowan Bridget, widow, h. Pearl, near Emerald
McGowan James, blacksmith, M. W. Quinlan, house Bird's court
McGowan Henry G., mason, h. Wash., near Gas House McGowin James, blacksmith, b. Coleman House, Davis court
McGrady Maria Mrs., house White place
McGrady Michael, laborer, h. Reservoir place, near Bos- ton line, Brighton district [voir pi. McGrady William, lab., b. Michael McGrady's, Reser- McGrady Thomas, laborer, b. Michael McGrady's, Res- ervoir place [at So. Boston
McGrath E. T., carriage trimmer, M. W. Quinlan, High, b. McGrath James, laborer, Brookline Gas Works, h. Pearl, near Emerald
McGrath James, plumber, b. Mrs. M. McGrath's, Pearl
McGrath John, gardener, h. Walter av., n. Morss av.
McGrath John, laborer, h. Walter av., n. Morss av.
McGrath John, painter, J. H. Boody, boards Mrs. M. McGrath's, Pearl
McGrath Mary, widow of Terrence, h. Pearl, n. Emerald McGrath Morris, painter, b. 44 School
Stamping for Kensington At Delano's
Harvard Square, BROOKLINE.
c CHICAGO FIRE, Oct. 1871, Fireman's Fund paid $529,364.92. GEO. F. JOYCE, Agt., Harvard Sq. G c €
106
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
McGrath Patrick, fish dealer, house Brookline av., near Boston line
McGrath Terrence, electrician, b. Mary McGrath's, Pearl
McGrath Thomas, b. Mary McGrath's, Pearl
McGregor Amelia Mrs., b. J. W. Candler's, High
McGregor James, gardener and florist, Ridgeway, near Freeman, house do.
McGreil Michael B., laborer, h. Boylston, opp. Pound McInerney Daniel, salesman (38 Broad, B.), boards James McInerney's, Chestnut
McInerney James, laborer, h. Chestnut, n. Cypress McInerney John, laborer, h. Chestnut, n. Cypress
McInerney Martin, gardener, D. S. Coolidge, Harvard, house do.
McIntosh James T., carpenter, h. Walterav., n. Morss av. Mckay Kenneth, upholsterer, h. Whyte's block, Walnut McKenna Joseph, student (Vt. Univ.), boards P. Mc- Kenna's, Harrison place
McKenna Peter, house Harrison pl.
McKenney Alfred, driver, Met. R. R., h. at Roxbury Mckenzie Eleanor J., teacher, Pierce grammar school, b. Thomas S. Brown's, Washington
Mckenzie Samuel, feeder, M. R. R., boards T. Swan's, High
Mckeon George, laborer, h. Brookline av., opp. Emerald Mckinnon Allen, coachman, C. P. Bancroft, Cypress pl. near Cypress, bds. do.
McKinon G., bds. Coleman House, Davis ct.
McLaughlin Matthew, plumber, h. Brook, cor. Perry
McLaughlin Owen, laborer, Holyheod cemetery, house Hammond, near Heath
McLean Patrick, lab., bds. William Jennings', Pearl
McLellan John, carriage maker, M. W. Quinlan, High, c. Boylston, h. at Boston Highlands
McLinden John, lab., h. Brookline av., n. Pearl
McMahan Bridget, widow of Daniel, h. Washington, opp. Pond avenne
McMahan James, laborer, h. rear Pearl, n. Emerald
McMahan John, h, Pearl, opp. Emerald
McMahan John, coachman, h. Court, n. Cypress
McMahan Patrick, clerk, F. H. Bacon, Guild block, bds. Thomas McMahan's, Kerrigan place
McMahan Thomas, laborer, h. Kerrigan pl., r. Boylston McMahan Thomas F., clerk, F. H. Bacon, Guild block, b. Thomas McMahan's, Kerrigan place
McMahon John R., clerk, J. T. Cahill, Washington, h. at Boston Highlands
McManus Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. Villa Lane, near Pond avenue [line
McManus Patrick, laborer, h. Newton, n. Pond, at Boston McMiniman James, laborer, h. Kerrigan place
WARREN G. CURRIER, APOTHECARY, Harvard Square, Brookline, Mass.
COBB, BATES & YERXA, DELIVER GOODS IN BROOKLINE.
107
BROOKLINE [M] DIRECTORY
McMullen Frank, coachman, J. G. Curtis, Kent, b. do. MeNally Peter, blacksmith, George B. Duffy, Boylston, h. at West Newton
McNamara Ann, widow of Michael, h. Walter av., c. Flora McNamara Daniel, gardener, J. R. Coolidge, Heath, h. Boylston, above Cypress
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.