Brookline directory 1895, Part 26

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Publication date: 1895
Publisher: W.A. Greenough & co.
Number of Pages: 452


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Sanitary Ventilation.


Kenrick Bros. 214 and 216 Washington Sullivan F. & Son, 5 Guild blk. 176 Washington


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ADVERTISEMENTS


J. W. Tuckerman & Co., REAL ESTATE,


MORTGAGES AND


FIRE INSURANCE,


BROOKLINE PROPERTY A SPECIALTY


OFFICES :


48 CONGRESS STREET, - BOSTON,


- AND


Cor. Beacon and Washington Sts.,


BROOKLIN


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BROOKLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Savings Bank.


BROOKLINE SAVINGS BANK, Washington, next Post Office, W. H. Lincoln, pres. William E. Lincoln, sec. and treas. (see page 3)


Saw Filer.


Kelley John B. 23 Boylston


Saw Mills.


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 7)


School Furniture.


PERRY GEORGE S. & CO. 73 Fulton, Boston (see page 419)


Scissors Sharpener. PREE WILLIAM, 8 Harvard (see page 17)


Screen Mnfrs. AMERICAN SCREEN CO. 300 Washington (see page 402)


Screens for Windows and Doors.


AMERICAN SCREEN CO. 300 and 302 Washing- ton (see page 402)


Settees.


PERRY GEORGE S. & CO. 73 Fulton, Boston (see page 419) Sewing Machines.


Rogers Alfred H. (Singer), 5 Harvard


Shingles.


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 7)


Skate Sharpener. PREE WILLIAM, 8 Harvard (see page 17)


Slating. MURTFELDT W. A. 192 Devonshire, Boston (see back cover)


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ADVERTISEMENTS


THIS IS THE


Cross Section View of Frame.


HIGGIN PATENT Metal Window Screen.


AWARDED CONTRACT FOR NEW MCLEAN ASYLUM Over all Competitors.


No Rust. No Acid. No Solder.


The Only Solid Frame in the Market.


SEE IT AND YOU WILL BUY IT.


Chas. S. Baker & Co.


SOLE EASTERN AGENTS.


201 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.


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BROOKLINE BUSINESS DIRECTORY


Sleigh Mnfrs.


QUINSLER & CO. 26 Cambria, Boston (see p. 161)


Stable Floors.


MURTFELDT W. A. 192 Devonshire, Boston (see back cover)


Stables.


BEACONSFIELD STABLES, Beacon, cor. Tap-


pan, Parker Bryant, agent (see page 389)


Crory David, Heath, near Hammond


Davis Herbert O. Westbourne Terrace, cor. Summer


Goodspeed C. M. 316 Washington


Hill Edward H. Boylston place


Jones Joseph A. Pierce, cor. Prospect


Lord & Buckingham, 58 Winchester


QUINLAN THOMAS MRS. 76 Washington (see p. 404) Rankin William C. Pearl, near Washington Willis Burton R. 75 Francis


Stair Work.


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 7)


Stationery and Toys.


HOLMES H. E. 1347 Beacon (sce p. 401)


Statuary and Monuments.


CRAIG & RICHARDS GRANITE co. (THE), 106 Water, Quincy (see p. 409)


MCGRATH BROS. 67 Water, Quincy (see p. 408) MILLER & LUCE, 10 Miller (see p. 407) SWITHIN BROS. 49 Granite, Quincy 406 (see p. and back binding) THOMPSON JOHN & SONS, 9 Quarry, Quincy (see back cover)


Steam Carpet Beating.


ANDERSON F. O. 1350 Beacon (see front cover)


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Stone Cutters and Dealers.


CRAIG & RICHARDS GRANITE CO.


(THE), 106 Water, Quincy (see p. 409) MCGRATH BROS. 67 Water, Quincy (see p. 408) MILLER & LUCE, 10 Miller (see p. 407) SWITHIN BROS. 49 Granite, Quincy (see p. 406 and back binding) THOMPSON JOHN & SONS, Quarry, Quincy (see back cover)


Stoves, Ranges and Tinware.


Crosby Edwin F. Colonnade bldg. 211 Washington Kenrick Bros. 214 and 216 Washington Paine Bros. Rooney's block, 3 Harvard square


Winn P. H. 1354 Beacon


Tailors.


FLATLEY & SWEENEY (repairing and cleansing) , Dun-Edin block, 194 Washington (see p. 403)


Halfenstine Rebecca, 1 White place NADEL DAVID, 294 Washington (see p. 401)


Porter M. Henry, 288 Washington


Turley T. J. 11 Boylston


Tanks and Vats.


STEARNS A, T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see p. 7)


Tar Concrete Walls and Driveways. MURTFELDT W. A. 192 Devonshire, Boston (see back cover)


Teachers. (MUSIC.)


Behr Gertrude M. Mrs. (voice culture), Mason Terrace James Florence A. Miss, 43 Waverly


Knaf Alfred (violin), 14 Cameron Knowles George, 5 Parkman Terrace Miett Pauline, 209 Washington Smith Henry J. Windsor road Smyth M. J. Miss, Boylston, cor. Cameron


Tower Horatio B. 2 Webster


(PRIVATE SCHOOL.)


Pierce Caroline A. Miss, 348 Walnut (RIDING.)


Clasen Rudolph, Brookline ave. cor. Washington


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Teamsters.


Driscoll James & Son, 84 Washington


Hayes Jeremiah F. 9 White place


HICKS THOMAS J. White block, Washington, and . 44 White place (see p: 404) Quimby Benjamin F. Hammond, near Woodland road


Telegraph Office.


Western Union Telegraph Co. Brookline Station, B. & A· R. R. Station


Telephone Exchange.


N. E. Telephone and Telegraph Co. Joyce bldg. 4 Har- vard


Timber.


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see p. 7)


Tin Roofing.


MURTFELDT W. A. 192 Devonshire, Boston (see back cover)


Trunk Repairer.


PREE WILLIAM, 8 Harvard, near Harvard square (see page 17)


Umbrella and Parasol Repairer.


PREE WILLIAM, 8 Harvard, near Harvard square (see page 17)


Undertakers.


BRYANT CHARLES A. 1354 Beacon (see opp.) Fahey John D. 178 Washington


Hatch Henry S. Aspinwall ave. near Harvard


JONES LEWIS & SON (50 LaGrange, Boston) (see p. 412)


O'DAY THOMAS F. 45 Boylston (see p. 404)


SMITH BENJ. F. 251 Tremont, Boston (see p. 418) WATERMAN JOSEPH S. & SONS, (2326) Washington, Boston (see p. 162)


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ADVERTISEMENTS


Telephone, 85 Brookline.


Residence, 47 Marion Street'


CHARLES A. BRYANT,


FUNERAL ~ UNDERTAKER.


Office and Warerooms, 1354 Beacon Street,


COOLIDGE CORNER, - BROOKLINE. MASS. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.


BEACONSFIELD STABLES. Telephone Brookline, 180 . . THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED ..


ENGLISH FOUR-IN-HAND DRAGS


LEAVE RESERVOIR TERMINUS


At 2 P. M. da'ly, Sundays included, and every 30 minutes during afternoon from June Ist to . October 30, giving a beautiful drive of one hour through the unexcelled suburbs of


BROOKLINE OR NEWTONS FOR 50 CENTS PER SEAT.


Special Rates given Private Parties Mornings or Evenings. Parties of 10 to 14 Given Special Advantages and Special Drags at any hour. For Further Particulars, Apply to


PARKER BRYANT, Agent,


Tappan and Beacon Streets, . BROOKLINE.


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Upholsterers.


ANDERSON FRANS O. 1350 Beacon (see front cover )


HALL E. G. CLEANSING CO. Commonwealth ave. Cottage Farm (see p. 360)


Jouannet Peter A. Linden, cor. Harvard


Knaf Conrad, 170 Washington


Robart Bros. 311 to 317 Washington


Schmeltz Christian, 7 Webster


Thompson N. C. 259 Washington


Wegerdt Fred R. 257 Boylston


Upholstery. ANDERSON F. O. 1350 Beacon (see front cover)


Variety Stores.


Dolan Ann Mrs. Sewall, n. Sewall pl.


Fallon John, Cypress, opp. Sewall pl.


Levien A. A. 151 Washington


Veterinary Surgeons.


Marshall Alex, Boylston pl.


Marshall James, 316 Washington


Quinlan George F. 76 Washington


Vinegar Mufre


Goodnough Xanthus, South, near Newton


Watchmaker.


Pike George H. 43 Harvard


Water 'Conductors.


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE) 166 Devonshire, Boston (see p. 7)


Water Proof Cellars.


GILBRETH FRANK B. 99 Marion, and (150 Devonshire, rm. 21, B ) (see p. 10)


Wheelwrights.


Madore Joseph, 81 Boylston Quinlan M. W. Boylston, cor. High


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Whiteners, Etc. HALD CHARLES S. 120 Cypress (see p. 14)


Window Screens. AMERICAN SCREEN CO. 300 and 302 Washing- ton (see p. 402)


Wood and Coal.


COUSENS BROTHERS, Cottage Farm, Common- wealth avenue (see back cover)


JORDAN H. G. & CO. (Incorporated), Washing- ton, cor. Morss ave. and 30 Dorchester ave. Boston (see p: 18)


Wood Turners. 1


STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE) 166 Devonshire, Boston (see p. 7)


A Revolution in Cooking !


Tough Meats Made Tender. More Bread and of a Better Quality produced by using the WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR found exclusively on the .


HUB RANGES.


Three Hub Ranges used by the Boston Cooking School. Fifteen Hub Ranges used by the New York Cooking School.


Call at our Double Stores and examine our full lir.e of COOKING RANGES. We make a specialty of Complete Kitchen Outfits, and in addition to our Ranges have a full line of the Most Improved Culinary apparatus.


Smith & Anthony Co., 48, 50, 52 & 54 Union Street, BOSTON.


Makers of HUB Stoves and Ranges.


Special attention is called to our Heating Department in charge of competent engineers. Our Hot Air Furnaces, Hot Water and Steam Heaters are in use in hundreds of Brook ine resi- dences. Estimates promptly furnished for Heating and Ventdating. HIGHEST GRADES ONLY.


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ADVERTISEMENTS


No Teeth Need Be Extracted SAVE EVERY ONE


No matter how much decayed; no matter how much diseased and abscessed. They may all be saved by scientific treatment and built up with gold or other material into their original natural forms and restored to usefulness.


Gold Fillings inserted by HAND PRESSURE, no Pounding, or Mallet of any kind used.


CROWN AND BRIDGE-WORK (OR ARTIFICIAL TEETH WITHOUT PLATES)


Is the most advanced method of restoring diseased teeth and roots, even though decayed beyond filling, - securing a sweet mouth, im- proved health and perfect comfort.


A Lady Assistant Always in Attendance. No Fee For Consultation. CAREFUL AND COURTEOUS TREATMENT ASSURED HOURS, 9 A. M. TILL 9 P. M.


DR. CHARLES H. VEO, (D. M. D. HARVARD UNIVERSITY.)


DR. L. N. VEO. (D. M. D. HARVARD UNIVERSITY.)


HOTEL PELHAM,


Cor. Boylston and Tremont Sts., Boston, Mass.


BROOKLINE


OF BOSTON


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RIVER


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FOUNDED 1630


INCORPORATED


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TOWN OFFICERS, 1895.


Financial year closes Jan. 3.1. Town election in March.


Town Clerk-Benjamin F. Baker, office Town Hall


Selectmen and Board of Health-Horace James, Chair- man ; Nathaniel Conant, James M. Codman, Jr., Charles H. Drew, Wm. J. Seaver. George F. Joyce, Clerk.


Meetings every Monday at 3 o'clock p. m. office Town Hall.


Assessors-Rufus G. F. Candage, Chairman ; Charles H. Stearns, Thos. H. Talbot ; Albert Cushman, Clerk. Office 297 Washington


Auditors-William E. Lincoln, C. A. W. Spencer, Gardner C. Brooks. .


Commissioners of Sinking Fund-Charles H. Draper, Chairman ; Jerome Jones, Martin P. Kennard.


Constables-Eben W. Reed, George F. Johnson, Wil- lard Y. Gross, Thomas J. Murray, Albert S. Paige.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


Fence Viewers-Burton W. Neal, Willard Y. Gross.


Field Driver-Eben W. Reed.


Pound Keeper-Eben W. Reed.


Sealer of Leather-William K. Melcher.


Supt. of Streets-Michael Driscoll, Fred B. Richardson, asst supt. office Town Hall.


Supt. of Lights and Wires-E. N. Davis.


Supt. of Brookline Cemetery-Henry S. Hatch.


Surveyors of Lumber and Measurers of Wood and Bark-W. K. Melcher, F. H. Bacon, John E. Cousens, Merrill V. Brown.


Treasurer and Collector-George H. Worthley, office Town Hall.


Trustees of Walnut Hill Cemetery-Horace James, Chairman ex-officio ; Charles H. Stearns, Charles S. Sar- gent, Desmond FitzGerald, Leonard K. Storrs, Barthold Schlesinger, James H. Bowditch; B. F. Baker, Clerk ; George H. Worthley, Treasurer.


Meet second Monday of every month at 8 o'clock p. m.


Funeral Undertakers-Henry S. Hatch, Thos. F.O'Day, Charles H. Bryant, John D. Fahey.


Inspector of Buildings-William K. Melcher.


Inspector of Plumbing and Sanitary Inspector for Board of Health-Michael Duffley.


Inspector of Milk-Frederick H. Osgood.


Janitor of the Town Hall-Willard Y. Gross.


Keeper of Bath House-Patrick Dillon.


Keeper of Hay Scales-Francis H. Bacon. Keeper of the Lockup-Alonzo Bowman.


Overseers of the Poor-Horace James, Chairman ; Miss Mrs. Henrietta G. Codman, Martha W. Edgerly, Na- thaniel Conant, Charles H. Drew, Wm. J. Seaver ; Jas. M. Codman, Jr. Geo. F. Joyce, Clerk ; Mrs. Mary Camp- bell, Supt. of Almshouse.


Meetings third Wednesday of each month at 5 o'clock p. m. at Town Hall.


Park Commissioners-William H. Lincoln, Henry M. Whitney, Chas. S. Sargent ; Geo. F. Joyce, Clerk.


Registrars of Voters-Charles T. Duncklee, term ex. pires May 1, 1895 ; Frank L. Creesy, term expires May 1, 1897 ; Patrick O'Loughlin, term expires May 1, 1896. The Town Clerk, ex-officio.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


BROOKLINE WATER WORKS.


Office, Town Hall.


Water Board-William K. Melcher, Chairman ; Oscar , B. Mowry, Geo. H. Johnson.


Water Registrar-Zephaniah R. Forbes.


Supt. of Water Works-Fayette F. Forbes.


Engineer High Service-Wm. B. Webber.


Engineer Low Service-Richard J. Flinn.


Asst. Engineer-Patrick J. Flinn.


POLICE COURT.


Police station, Prospect street.


Justice-Charles H. Drew. Asso. Justices-Frank L. Creesy, Chas. F. Perkins. Clerk-Harvey H. Baker.


Probation Officer-Thomas H. Drew.


POLICE DEPARTMENT.


Chief of Police-Alonzo Bowman. First Lieutenant-Geo. F. Dearborn.


Second Lieutenant-Charles B. McCausland. Inspector-Albert S. Paige.


Sergeants-B. Frank Bartlett, Ist Sergeant, Alonzo W. Corey, 2d Sergeant, Joseph J. O'Connell, 3d Sergeant.


Patrolmen-John Crory, Charles C. Waterson, P. A. Kelleher, Emery E. Allen, Andrew Creelman, Peter Cur- ry, Wm. H. Dee, James Gleason, Fred C. Gordon, Henry J. Graham, Alden A. Manley, Edw. J. Mealey, Jr. John J. Sullivan, Michael E. O'Day, George W. Piper, George E. Stitt, J. J. Phillips, Stephen D. Holloran, Wilbur F. Merritt, John Johnson, Chas. G. Donahoe, Joseph Mc- Murray, James J. Powers, John Carmody, H. Allen Ruth- erford, Hervey E. Cook, Michael Lynch, Wm. Dugan.


Mounted Service-Sergt. Bartlett, Patrolmen James Gleason and John Crory.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


Special Police (for extra duty), Jeremiah Driscoll, F. H. Robinson, E. Moran, Richard Kelleher, Jr. Herbert G. Woodard, Owen Carey.


Truant Officer-Frederick H. Robinson.


Special Police (without pay), Willard Y. Gross, for the Town Hall : Mears Orcutt, for the Public Library ; David McCarthy, Reservoir Grounds, Boston W. W. on Fisher Hill ; Edward Moran, Pierce school ; James Mccullough, Bethany Building ; Henry M. Mack. estate William F. Weld; Michael Lynch, for the estate of Wm. I. Bowditch and vicinity ; James Wood, for Holyhood Cemetery ; Michael Carroll, for the Chemical Engine House and vicin- ity ; Fayette E. Forbes, for the grounds and works of the Brookline Water Works ; Patrick Dillan, for Bath House and vicinity ; Wm. B. Webber, High Service Station, B. W. W .; C. W. Morgan. R. R. Police at B. & A. R. R. sta- tion ; John W. Nyhen, for Winthrop and Parsons schools and play grounds ; JJames Stewart, estate of John Panter ; Fred H. Robinson, school districts ; Thos. Fahey, Gardner road and vicinity ; Geo. Gibson, estate of Thos. Doliber and vicinity ; Peter A. MeElroy, estate of L. M. Bouvé ; John Taffe, Warren farm and vicinity ; John Leavitt, Longwood district. -


FIRE DEPARTMENT.


George H. Johnson, Chief Engineer ; Burton W. Neal, Jr. District Chief ; Frank F. Muldowney, District Chief Engineer ; Burton W. Neal, Jr. Clerk.


Meet 1st Monday in each month, at 7.30 p. m. at Hose 1 house, 140 Washington street.


STEAM FIRE ENGINE, NO. 1.


Boylston street, beyond Heath.


James H. Curley, Engineer ; Michael Kelly, Driver ; John Manley, Asst. Engineer.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


CHEMICAL ENGINE, NO. 1.


Five members. Monmouth street (Longwood).


Michael J. Carroll, Captain ; M. F. Keegan, Lieut. ; F. J. Carroll, clerk.


COMBINATION WAGON, NO. 1. Devotion, near Babcock.


John H. Allen, Capt. ; Frank W. Brackett, Lieut. ; L. F. Foster, Driver. Three call men.


HOSE COMPANY, NO. 1. Twelve members. 140 Washington street, near Boylston.


Zeph R. Forbes, Capt. ; E. F. Proctor, Lieut. ; Wm H. Stowe, Clerk ; James H. McGivney, Driver.


HOSE COMPANY, NO. 2.


Eleven members.


Washington street.


C. A. Pons, Capt. ; W. D. Morrison, Lieut, ; Benj. F. Baxter, Driver ; D. A. Kenrick, clerk.


HOSE COMPANY, NO. 3.


Nine members. Boylston street, near Heath.


Dennis Meehan, Capt .; Luke Malone, Lieut; Alvi Woods, Clerk ; Bernard Dwyer, Driver.


HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 1.


Thirteen members. Washington street.


Frank D. Field, Captain ; Lincoln I. Leighton, Lieut. ; Charles E. Rogers, Driver ; Fayette F. Forbes, Clerk.


FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.


Location of Boxes and General Instructions.


4 Cor. Washington st. and Brookline ave.


5 Hose 1 House, Washington street.


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6 Harvard square, corner Harvard


7 Hook and Ladder House, No. 1 Washington street


8 Cor. Gorham ave. and Cypress street


9 Boylston st. opp. Cameron


12 Walnut cor. Walnut path


13 Cor. Cumberland ave. and High street


14 Cypress and Sewall streets 66


15 Walnut and Cypress streets


16 Walnut and Boylston streets


17 Cottage and Warren streets


18 Clyde and Warren streets


19 Clyde near Newton


21 Cor. Chestnut Hill ave. and Boylston


212 Norfolk road


Town Hall


22 23 Cor. Boylston and Hammond streets


24 Chestnut Hill ave and Fischer ave.


25 66 Beacon st. near Dean road


Washington st. near Garden road


26 27 Cor. Beacon and Washington streets 28 Buckminster road near Holland road 29 31 Aspinwall ave. and Harvard st.


312 Maple road cor. Abbottsford st.


32 Cor. Marion and Park streets


Combination Engine House, Devotion street


33 34 Cor. Harvard and Beacon streets


35 Harvard st. opp. Thorndike


36 Cor. Alton place and St. Paul street


6 Aspinwall ave. and Toxteth


66 Freeman and St. Paul streets


Cor. Carlton and Colchester streets


37 38 39 Chemical Engine House, Monmouth street


41 43 Kent st. and Longwood ave.


45 Essex and Ivy streets


46 St. Paul st. and Sewall ave.


REGULATIONS CONCERNING FIRE ALARMS.


First alarm to be given on bells, by striking four rounds.


Second alarm to be given by ten blows struck once.


General alarm to be given by striking ten blows twice.


1 One stroke at 12 M. Washington time, and 9 P. M. every evening.


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Cor. Gardner road and Tappan street


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1-1 Two strokes slow for fire out, and all apparatus under way will return to quarters.


One first alarm from boxes 26-27-32-38-34-35-36-37-38- 39-41-43-45-46-312, Hose 3 will take position in Hose 1's house


On second alarm from boxes 16-17-18-19-21-23-24-29- 212, the Chemical engine will take position in Hose 1's house, and the Combination Engine will take position in Hook and Ladder No. 1.


On second alarm from boxes 7-8-26-33-34-35, the Chemical engine will take position at Hose 1's house. 1


Members of companies not responding on first alarm shall report at the house of their respective companies, and remain there twenty minutes, unless the recall signal has been sounded. After a first alarm has been given and before the recall signal is sounded, should an alarm be given from another box, all unemployed first and second alarm companies will respond.


22 Signal for no school, 4 rounds.


Also a special box from Town Hall except between the hours of 7 45 and 8.30 a. m.


EUGENE N. DAVIS, Supt


INFORMATION FOR YOU.


Before ringing an alarm be sure that a fire actually exists.


Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, as all needless alarms are an expense to the town, and should be avoided as much as possible.


To give an alarm, break glass in front of small box, r take the key you will find there, open door to fire box, pull down the hook in the box once ( without jerking) , and let go. Wait a few seconds and if you hear no clicking of the wheels, pull again (no clicking, no alarm) ; if then no movement is heard, go to the nearest box and try.after which report immediately to the superintendent or at the Station House, the box out of order.


Ali persons giving fire alarms are requested to remain by the box, if possible, to direct the firemen to the fire. Each box contains a small bell which if heard before you pull indicates that the alarm has been previously given.


After the first alarm has been rang in, all other alar.ns or signals are given only by the engineers.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


Tampering with any of the apparatus connected with the Fire Alarm Telegraph will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.


SPECIAL NOTICE.


The fact that an alarm box is located near their resi- dence and where the key is kept, should be known to all persons, both male and female, and the simple manner of giving an alarm in case of fire should be a matter of com- mon education. The Board of Engineers recommends to all persons who may see this notice, that they make all necessary inquiries to enable them, in case of need, either to get the key and pull an alarm in, or direct others to do so. Time saved in this way may prevent a conflagration.


GEORGE H. JOHNSON, Chief Engineer.


PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


School Committee-Wm. H. Lincoln, Chairman ; Wm. T. R. Marvin, Sec. ; Michael Driscoll. Elizabeth Cabot, Annie E. Crane, Aaron H. Latham, Prof.John D.Runkle, Dr. F. B. Percy.


Meet second Monday in each month, at 7.30 p. m.


Supt. of Schools-Samuel T. Dutton, office Town Hall ; hours 8.00 to 9.00 a. m. every school day, and 4.00 to 5.00 p. m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.


HIGH SCHOOL. Prospect street.


Daniel S. Sanford, Principal ; John C. Packard, George B. Wilson, Misses Anna M. Johnson, M.E.Gerlach, Mary P. Frye, A. May Frost, Maud A. Hartwell, Helen P.How - ell, Mrs. Agnes W. Lindsay, Assts. Irene Weir, Art ; S. W. Cole, Music; R. W. Sutton, Military Instructor.


PIERCE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.


Prospect street.


Miss Mary McSkimmon, Principal ; Mrs. G. W. Ran- som, H. Rose Palmer, Addie Dodge, Assts.


PIERCE PRIMARY SCHOOL.


Pierce street.


Emma A. George, Mary E. Raymond. Margaret E. Malone, Abbie F. Bosworth, Nelly W. French, Helen E. Haines, Lida J. Wilde, Teachers.


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BOYLSTON SCHOOL.


Boylston street.


Emma L. Wiswall, Principal ; Eva W. Cook; Mrs. E. T. Lewis, Harriet B. Stodder, Louise W. Pray, Teachers.


J. ELLIOT CABOT SCHOOL.


Marion street.


Mary E Kingsbury, Principal ; Misses Mabel C. Friend, Helen F. Wetherbee, Teachers.


HEATH SCHOOL. Heath street.


Mary J. Collingwood, Principal ; Mary A. Kelley, Mar garet C. O'Hearn, Margaret J. Sweeney, Frances A. Darrah, Fannie W. Kingsbury, Teachers.


LAWRENCE SCHOOL.


Francis street.


Elizabeth W. Bean, Principal ; Misses Sarah E. Bruce, Etta A. Blaisdell, Eudora T. Eltinge, Hortense M. Wig- gin, Dora T. Maine, Hattie E. Moses, Teachers.


WILLIAM H. LINCOLN SCHOOL.


Boylston street, near Cypress.


Myron W. Richardson, Principal ; Mrs. R E. Lander, Misses Elizabeth A. Gleason, Edith C. Monroe, Georgiana Hutchinson Florence E. Sanderson, Georgia Martin, Abbie A. Hoyt, Dorcas C. Higgins, Frances K. Lamprey, Matilda B. Doland, Asst. Teachers.


LONGWOOD SCHOOL. St. Mary's street, corner Monmouth street.


Helen A. Smith, Teacher. Helen Newell, Teacher Kindergarten Dept.


NEWTON STREET SCHOOL. Newton street, opp. Grove.


Mary E. Hyde, Teacher.


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THOMAS PARSONS SCHOOL.


Walter avenue.


Louise C. Sawyer, Principal ; Susie C. Hayward, Rose E. Ryan, Hattie L. Carr, Teachers.


SEWALL SCHOOL. Sewall street.


Cora B. Cook, Principal ; Anna M. Warren, Mary A. O'Hearn, Hattie F. Paul, Teachers. Alice H. Shaw, Teacher Kindergarten.


ROBERT C. WINTHROP SCHOOL.


Brookline avenue, cor. Pearl.


Annie G. Molloy, Principal ; Anna M. Taylor, Adeline T. Joyce, Katharine Wentworth, Teachers.


EDWARD DEVOTION SCHOOL. Harvard street, near Babcock.


Miss Fannie A. Manson, Principal ; Miss Isabel W. Robinson, Miss Helen A. Harris, Teachers. Harriet S. Jenks, Teacher Kindergarten ; Anna M. Wakefield, Asst.


KINDERGARTEN. Robert C. Winthrop school building.


Adeline T. Joyce, Katharine Wentworth, Teachers. Boylston school building.


Harriet B. Stodder, Louise W. Pray, Teachers.


Cabot school building.


Annie P. Burgess, Principal ; Florence Hersey, Teacher.


PIERCE PRIMARY.


Annie B. Winchester, Principal ; Grace W. Morrill, Assistant.


Union Building.


Mary E. McNutt, Grace A. Potter, Teachers.


SPECIAL TEACHERS.


Samuel W. Cole, Ella F. Storey, music ; Florence H. Long, French ; Richard W. Sutton, military drill : Miss Annie B. Chamberlain, Irene Weir, drawing ; Miss Henri-


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


etta A. Nevers, Miss C. F. Johnson, Alice A. Stevens, sewing ; Mary E. Jubb, Helen M. Walker, cooking ; Frank W. Kendall, Joseph E. Owen, Chas. E. Littlefield, manual training.


JANITORS.


High, John P. Thomas ; Pierce Grammar and Pierce Primary, Edward Moran; Lawrence, H. S. Woodward ; Cabot, Michael Fahey ; Lincoln, Owen Carey ; Boylston and Sewall, Richard Kelleher, Jr. ; Parsons and Win- throp, John J. Nyhen ; Heath, Newton Street, William B. Webber; Longwood and Edward Devotion Schools, John J. McGinnis.


TRUANT OFFICER.


Frederick H. Robinson.


PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Washington street, near School.


Charles II. Drew, Chairman ; B. F. Baker, Sec. ; R. G. F. Candage, Treas .; Rev. L. K. Storrs, Augustine Shurtleff, Benjamin F. Baker, T. E. Francis, William B. Haseltine, Rev. Howard N. Brown, Desmond FitzGerald, Charles C. Soule, Edward Stanwood and James M. Cod- man, Trustees ; Charles K. Bolton, Librarian ; Miss Amelia A. Woods, Miss Mary I. Starkweather, Miss Emma O. Marston, Miss Louisa Hooper, Assts. ; Mears Orcutt, Janitor.


The library is open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. on every secular day throughout the year except legal holidays, viz .- Washington's Birthday, Patriots Dey, Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas.


Number of volumes in the Library, about 42,000.


CHURCHES.


BROOKLINE UNIVERSALIST PARISH.


Incorporated 1893. Corner Washington and Cypress streets,


Rev. Herbert E. Cuslıman, Pastor in Charge ; T.H Dyer, Treasurer ; A. C. Williams, Clerk ; John E. Cousens,


400D


MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


T. H. Dyer, A. E. Kenrick, H. C. Dimond, A. C. Wil- liams, Trustees ; N. C. Paul, Supt. of S. S.


Sunday Services-Preaching at 10.45 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m.


FIRST PARISH (UNITARIAN).


Organized Sept. 18, 1717. Walnut street, corner Warren.




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