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Posse Baroness, 453 Bea- con, Boston
Purdy Mrs. Charles A. 338 Tappan
Raymond Mrs. Arthur C. 636 Beacon, Boston Rich Mrs. Charles J. 77 Colchester
Rich Mrs. Henry, 219 Buckminster road
Richards Miss Marian D. 247 Fisher av. Robins Miss Anna S. 675 Washington
Rowe Mrs. Augustus H. 120 Hemenway, Boston Rutledge Miss Ella, Hotel Boulevard, Newton Centre
Ryan Mrs. Jos. A. 1585 Beaeon
Sharpe Mrs. Maude R. L. 1459 Beacon
Sharpsteen Miss Mary A. 44 Mt. Vernon, Boston Somers Miss Constance, 134 Salisbury rd.
Speare Miss Caroline M. Sumner, Newton Centre Sprague Mrs. Rufus B. 224 Marlborough, Bos- ton
Strauss Mrs. Ferdinand, 1756 Beacon
Taylor Mrs. Harry, Hotel Boulevard, New- ton Centre
Townley Mrs. Edmond A. 89 State, Boston
Turner Miss Marion E. 96 Dean road
Waterhouse Mrs. Chas. S. 120 Tremont, Boston Webber Mrs. J. P. 1530 Beacon
Webster Mrs. J. Fred, 366 Commonwealth av. Boston
Wilber Miss Ida 8. 2 Kil- syth road
WARREN FARM GOLF CLUB. Heath street, between Warren and Woodland rd. Organized 1893.
Charles K. Cobb, Treas. ; Wm. R. Cabot, Sec. MEMBERS
Andrews Walter E. 44
Edge Hill road
Arnold George F. 81 Da- vis av.
Bird Charles S. East Wal- pole
Bowlken T. James, Bos- ton
DeFord Henry, 340 Tap- pan
Burrage Dr. Walter L. Boston
Dexter Morton, Chestnut Hill
Cabot Henry B. Heath
Cabot Louis, Warren
Cabot Mabel Miss, Heatlı Cabot William R. Clyde Chandler Prof. Francis W. Boston
Donald Wm. A. 47 Nor- folk road Fiske Redington, Chest- nut Hill
Ford Edwin, 37 Devon.
Channing Walter Dr. Grant Henry R. Boston Boylston and Chestnut Gray Morris, Chestnut Hill
Hill av.
LAMPS, AMMETERS, BATTERIES, GOGGLES
AND OTHER AUTOMOBILE SUNDRIES
AT BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO.'S New Hardware Store
4 HIGH STREET, Junction SUMMER STREET,
200 Yards from South Statio
Cobb Charles K. 40 Dun- ster rd.
Cutler Frederick B. 57 Upland road
Cutler George C. Heath Cutler Geo.C. Mrs. Heatlı Daland Tucker, 117 Fisher av.
Rogers & Purdy PLUMBERS . . Furnace and Stove Repairs
382 Harvard St. Tel. 897-3 Brookline Prompt Attention to all Jobbing
FLORIST JAMES QUINN STEPHENJ. QUINN .... PROPRIETORS ....
Established 1875.
Tel. 374-2 374-3 Brookline 50 CHESTNUT STREET
392
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Harding George F. Dr. 7 Regent Circle
Harding Herbert I .. Ja- maica Plain
Richardson F.L. W. War- ren, near Dudley
Richardson John, Chest- nut Hill
Hogg George, 216 Chest- nut Hill av.
Sedgwick, Prof. W. T. 20 Edge Hill road
Smith Arthur Mrs. Boyls- ton
Lecson Robert A. New- ton Centre
Sweetser Frank E. 37 Warren
Lewis George, Chestnut Hill
Wadsworth Richard G. Dr. Boston
Lincoln James G. 70 Up- land road
Lyon Rev. Dr. Wm. H. 353 Walnut
Waldo Charles S. Jamaica Plain Waldo C. Sidney Jr. Ja- maica Plain
McDowell Corwin, 16 Garrison road
Warner Wm. P. Jamaica Plain
Mead Fred S. Fisher av.
Olney Richard, Boston
Paine Robert Treat 2d, Heath
Whitney Mrs. Henry M. 619 Boylston
Williams Moses, Warren
Putnam William E. 54 Wright John G. Heath, Clark road
cor. Woodland road
E. M. Wheeler & Co. (incorp. ) 1363 Beacon. E. M. Wheeler, Pres. and Treas.
Democratic Town Committee. 130 Washington street. George F. Quinlan, Chairman, Denis T. Harrington, Sec. ; G. Loring Briggs, Treas.
Free Hospital for Women. Glen road, near Cumberland av. George Dexter, Pres .; W. H. Baker, Supt. ; Emily A. Turner, Matron.
The Holtzer-Cabot Electric Co. 9 Station street. Incorporated 1889. Charles W. Holtzer, Pres. and Treas.
Holy Name Society. Michael J. Kelly, Pres. ; Thos. B. McCaffrey, Sec .; Rev. J. A. Butler, Spiritual Director. Meet second Sunday evening of each month in basement of St. Mary's Catholic church.
Holyhood Cemetery. Asso. Most Rev. John J. Williams, Pres. ; Patrick Johnson, Treas ; James M. Driscoll, Supt. office, 587 Heath street
Longwood Club, 26 Monmouth st. Incorpo- rated March 28, 1888. George A. Bruce, Pres. ; John Reed, Vice Pres. ; A. K. Von Arnim, Treas. ; Amos L. Hatheway, Sec. Annual meeting second Saturday in March.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. Aspinwall av. corner Brook street. Clarence J. Abbott, Manager.
Private Hospital for Mental Diseases. Chest- nut Hill avenue, cor. Boylston. Walter Chan- ning, M. D., Supt.
Riverdale Casino. Francis street. Wm. L. Quimby, Pres .; Herbert I. Foster, Vice Pres. ; Grant William Nowell, Sec. ; George F. Maxwell, Treas. Executive Committee meet second Saturday of each month.
Stedman Hospital. End South street. Henry R. Stedman, M. D .; Supt.
Walnut Hills Cemetery. Grove near Newton. Myron D. Fisher, Supt. ; E. W. Baker, Clerk of Trustees (Town Hall).
Post Offices.
Brookline Station. 1 Harvard street. Isley M. Fogerty, Supt .; Frank H. Folsom, George H. Conley, John J. Walsh, Charles H. Connor, Charles S. Dixon, Owen Hillen Jr., John J. Flaherty, Clerks ; William W. Higgins, N. Clif- ford Paul, M. J. Gallagher, Michael Duffy, John H. Riley, George M. Saunders, Michael Nolan, James A. Durning, Ashton E. Butterfield, Patrick J. Finan,F. O. Morgan, William P. Golden, Wm. B. Clark, T. E. Dorgan, Mortimer Sullivan Jr., Charles H. Haggerty, Frank T. Carroll, John T. Carey, Dennis Donlan, Carriers ; M. Aloysius Walsh, John C. Larkin, Sub Carriers.
Letters delivered-7.00, 11.00 a.m. and 2.30, 4.30 p.m. Letters collected by the carriers 7.20 a. m. 2.30, 4.45 p. m. and by collector 9.45 a.m. and 5. 30 p. m.
LAMPS, AMMETERS, BATTERIES, GOGGLES
AND OTHER AUTOMOBILE SUNDRIES AT BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO.'S New Hardware Store 4 HIGH STREET, Junction SUMMER STREET, 200 Yards from South Station
Harris Geo. B. 337 Clin- ton road
Howes Osborne, Wood- land rd.
Putnam William L. Man- chester
DANFORTH & CO.
Brookline Express
7 STATION ST. Tel. Brookline 357-2
H. T. LINDSAY Shade and Drapery Work
109 BRIGHTON AVENUE, ALLSTON
Tel. Brighton 172:3
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
393
Office open week days 7 a.m. to 8 p. m. Sun- days-10.00 to 11.00 a.m.
Mails close Brookline for Boston 12.00 mid- night, 6.30, 8.15, 11.00 a. m., 1.30, 4.00 7.15, 9.30, p. m. Arrive-6.15, 8.30, 10.40 a.m., 1.40, 4.00, 5.30, 6.40, 9.55 p. m. Sunday mail closes for Boston 4.30 and 9.30 p.m.
Open for Money orders and Registered Letters from 8.00 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Bouvelard Station. 1357 Beacon street. Walter I. Gerrold, Supt .; John S. Carney, Chas. F. Thomas, Joseph P.Powers, Francis J. Haggerty, Clerks ; Patrick J. Timmins, Willard H. Potter, Robert J. Finney, Michael J. Healey, Michael Dunlavey, James E. Murley, Thomas J. O'Keefe, William H. Parker, Daniel J. Crane, J. L. Mar- maud, John J. O'Keefe, James H. Kelley, John J. Finnerty, Carriers ; A. M. Denning, Sub Carrier.
Letters delivered-7.30, 11.10 a. m. 2.40, 4.40, p. m.
Mails arrive-6.15, 8.25, 10.50 a.m., 1.35 4.15, 5.35, 6.55 p.m. Close-6.30, 8.40 11.10 a.m. 2.00, 4.30, 5.35, 7.00 p.m.
Office open week days 7.00 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays 10.00 to 11.00 a.m.
Open for Money Orders and Registered Letters from 8.00 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Night Collections, 7.00 and 10.30 p.m.
Sub Station, P. O. 58, 1953 Beacon, A. Arthur C. Morey, Clerk in Charge
Sub Station, P. O. 66, 1621 Beacon street. G. Irving Gilcreas, Clerk in Charge.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
See that your letters are sealed and stamped. Do not abbreviate the address. Always use strect address or box number when convenient.
" Visitors " or " transients " should have mail addressed "in care of," etc. Placc your address on upper left hand corner of envelope, and it will be returned if undelivered. Place your stamp in upper right hand corner. Nothing except an address label can be attached or pasted on postal card, cxeept at letter rates Postmasters are permitted to read postal cards, to prohibit the mailing of obscene literature. Second, third and fourth class matter must not be scaled against inspection.
There is no limit of weight to first or second class matter or single books; all other matter is limited to four pounds.
Liquids can be mailed only in wooden or mctal boxes.
Persons sending postal cards and who write upon the address side of them " in haste," or other words unconnected with their delivery, subject them to letter postage, and they are held as unmailable.
RATES OF POSTAGE IN U. S.
INCLUDING
Porto Rico, Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Guam or Tutuila
Registered Letters and Packages, 8 cents each, in addition to regular pos- tagc. Postal Cards, one cent each. Circulars, 1 cent for two ounces or fraction thereof.
BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO. HARDWARE
NEW STORE, COR. SUMMER AND HIGH STS. (Opposite Jaynes' Drug Store) BOSTON ALSO AT OLD STAND, 20 DOCK SQUARE A Hardware Store for a Hundred Years
Richard Smart Carpet Cleaning Co. Oldest in the State Carpets and Rugs Cleaned, Made Over and Laid Old Carpets Woven into Good Serviceable Rugs I Deacon St., Cambridge. Tel. Cambridge 397-3, 724-2
WINDOW LOCKS THAT CANNOT BE FORCED
AND AT ALL TIMES
GIVE VENTILATION
The Martin Automatic Ventilating Window Lock Co. 35 Webster Street, Coolidge Corner. Telephone 1031-3
394 MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Transient newspapers, magazines and other periodicals when sent by other than a news agent or publisher, 1 cent for 4 ounces or fraction. Any other articles of printed matter, 1 cent for 2 ounces or fraction, prepaid by stamps. Newspapers and periodicals, to regular subscribers, when sent from office of publication or from news agent, 1 cent a pound. Regular matter for local delivery when it is to be delivered by carriers, can only be mailed for one cent each for newspapers (excepting weeklies), and peri- odicals not exceeding 2 ounces; and two cents each for periodicals weighing more than two ounces.
All transient matter must be sent in a cover open at the ends or sides. There must be no word or communication written on the same after its publi- cation, or upon the cover, except the name and address of the person to whom it is to be sent, and the name of the person sending same. There must be no paper or other thing inclosed in or with such printed matter.
FOREIGN.
Letters to all foreign countries except Canada, Mexico and Cuba, 5 cents per half ounce or fraction.
Newspapers and other printed matter, 1 cent per each 2 ounce or fraction ;
Postul Cards 2 cents each ; with paid reply 4 cents. Canada letters, postal cards, merchandise, newspapers and printed matter have same postage rate as domestic mail. Samples of merchandise and commercial papers are admitted under foreign regulations. Articles other than letters in usual and ordinary form must not be sealed. Plants, seeds, etc. are subject to 1 cent an ounce rate.
MEXICO
Letters, postal cards, newspapers and printed matter are subject to domestic rates. Samples of merchandise and commercial papers to foreign regulations. Articles of merchandise (except bona fide samples) must be sent by "Parcels Post." Sealed packages, which are not letters in form and appearance are not admissible.
CUBA
Same rates of postage and conditions obtain except that sealed articles other than letters in usual and ordinary form are not admissible.
MONEY ORDERS. - DOMESTIC.
For Orders for sums not exceeding $2.50, 3 cents; over $2.50 and not exceeding $5, 5 cents; over $5 not exceeding $10, 8 cents; over $10 and not exceeding $20, 10 cents ; over $20 and not exceeding $30, 12 cents; over $30 and not exceeding $40, 15 cents; over $40 and not exceeding $50, 18 cents ; over $50, and not exceeding $60, 20 cents ; over $60 and not exceeding $75, 25 cents; over $75 and not exceeding $100, 30 cents.
Parcel Postage .-- All articles of merchandise (except poisons, explosive materials, etc., liable to injure the mails), 1 cent for cvery ounce not ex- ceeding 4 pounds.
BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO. HARDWARE
NEW STORE, COR. SUMMER AND HIGH STS. (Opposite Jaynes' Drug Store) BOSTON ALSO AT OLD STAND, 20 DOCK SQUARE A Hardware Store for a Hundred Years
E. M. PARKS DEVELOPING and PRINTING
Bromide Enlargements Supplies for amateur photographers 333 Washington St., Boston Room 1, up one flight
LYMAN HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS 332 Newbury Street, BOSTON TELEPHONE, BACK BAY 2200 AND 2201 ANIMALS VISITED AT HOME WHEN DESIRED
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 395
FOREIGN.
Money Orders issued on Assab, Austria, Bahama Islands, Belgium, Bermuda Island, Beyroot, British Bechuanaland, Bolivia, S. A. (one-half rate), British Guiana, British India, Capc Colony, Ceylon Straits, Chili, S. A., Constantino- ple, Turkey, Corea, Cyprus, Denmark, Dutch East Indies, Egypt, Falkland Islands, France, Algeria and Tunis, Gambia, Germany, Gibraltar, Great Brit- ain, Greece, Honduras, Republic and Colony of, Hongkong, Hungary, Iceland via Denmark, Ircland, Italy, Jamaica, Jamina, Turkey, Jerusalem, Palestine, Leeward Islands, Luxemburg, Malta, Massowah, Mauritius, Mexico (one-halt rate), Morocco, Natal, Netherlands, Newfoundland, New South Wales, New Zealand, Norway, Old Calabar, Niger Coast, Orange Free States, Panama, Portugal, Queensland, St. Helena, Seutori, Turkey, Salonica, Salvador Set- tlements, Shanghai, Siam, Smyrna, South Australia, Soudan, Sweden, Switzerland, Tangier, Tasmania, Transvaal, Trinidad, and Tobago, Victoria, Western Australia, Windward Islands, Zanzibar. Rates 10 cents on every $10
SPECIAL DELIVERY.
The special delivery system includes all post offices in the United States and all classes of mail matter.
Accordingly every article of mailable matter, mailed at any post office in the United States, to which is affixed a 10 cent special delivery stamp in addition to regular postage, will be delivered at Letter Carrier offices within the carrier limits, immediately on arrival between the hours of 7 A. M. and 11 P. M., and at any other post office within a one mile radius between the hours of 7 A. M. and 9 P. M.
The following articles are prohibited from transmission : Publications which violate the copyright laws of the country of destination ; poisonous and explosive subtances ; live or dead animals, except dead inseets and reptiles when thro ughly dried; fruits and vegetables, and substances which exhale a bad odor; lottery tickets, lottery advertisements or lottery circulars; all obscene or immoral articles; articles which in any way damage or destroy the mails or injure the persons handling them. Live becs are mailable as merchandise (4th elass matter), at 1 cent per ounce, if so put up as to run no risk of spoiling or injuring themails, or escaping and to be easy of inspection.
BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO. HARDWARE
NEW STORE, COR. SUMMER AND HIGH STS. (Opposite Jaynes' Drug Store) BOSTON ALSO AT OLD STAND, 20 DOCK SQUARE A Hardware Store for a Hundred Years
Rogers & Purdy
382 Harvard St. Tel. 897-3 Brookline
WINDOW LOCKS THAT CANNOT BE FORCED
AND AT ALL TIMES
GIVE
VENTILATION
PLUMBERS . .
Prompt Attention
to all Jobbing
The Martin Automatic Ventilating Window Lock Co. 35 Webster Street, Coolidge Corner. Telephone 1031-3
396
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
(* To Solemnize Marriages)
Abbott Edward Miles Adams John S.
Cunningham Frederic Curtin. John A.
Homer Joseph W.
Albers Homer
Cusick Walter J.
Howes Lewis H.
Allen Walter Dwight
Cutter Charles W.
Howland Edwin
Pollard Alonzo W.
Anthony Edgar W.
Dane Ernest Blaney
Hunneman Carleton
Pope Benjamin Quigley William A. Reed John Rhodes Fred F.
Aspinwall Thomas Atkinson Edward Atwood Hartley F. Baker Edward W.
Davis L. Shannon Dolan Matthew
Dolbeare Fred T.
Doliber Thomas
Richards Frank W.
Donald William A.
Dunbar Ralph W.
Duncklee Charles B.
Duncklee George W. Dwinell Frank T. Edwards Charles R. Edwards John C. Elliot Frederic S.
Lovett Augustus S. Lyman Anson M.
Snow Daniel K.
Brown Lawrence A. Bruce Philip B.
Foster Charles H. W. Foster Sumner H. Francis Carleton S.
Mann George S. Mansfield E. Sumner Martin Walter C. Mayberry Cyrus C. Mc Ettrick Edward A.
Soren Walter Southworth Robert A.
Brush Edwin M. Buffum Walter N. Burlen Lorenzo W.
French Arthur P. Gibbs Emery B. Gill Joshua
Gould David E.
Morgan William M. Mowry Oscar B.
Stewart Ralph A. Sullivan John Swett Charles W.
Taber Arthur H.
Taylor Henry M.
Chapin Horace D.
Church Herbert B. Clarke Arthur F. Cobb Charles K.
Paine Robert T. 2d
Parker George S.
Turner William D.
Parker Philip S.
Ulman William C.
Pearson Charles H.
Ulman William T.
Perkins Frederick H.
Walker Joseph
LAMPS, AMMETERS, BATTERIES, GOGGLES
AND OTHER AUTOMOBILE SUNDRIES AT BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO.'S New Hardware Store 4 HIGH STREET, Junction SUMMER STREET,
Codman James M. Jr. Coffin Charles P. Cotton Frank B.
Greenough Charles P. Hale Josiah L. Hall Prescott F. Hapgood Charles E. Hatheway Amos L. Heath Reginald C. Heathfield Herbert D. Hesseltine Norman F. Hoar D. Blakely Hobart John W. Hodder James R.
Hodges Charles E.
Jones Jerome Joyce Geo. F. Judkins Charles S. Judkins C. Ernest
Kelly Thomas J. Kenrick Alfred E. Latham Aaron H. Leighton John C. Lincoln Albert L. Lincoln Alexander Lincoln William E. Little George B. Little James L.
Richardson Henry T. Robeson Andrew Russell Frank A. Sargent Wm. A.
Sears William B.
Shea Francis A. Shepard O. Atherton
Smith Walter C.
Bowditch William I. Bowker Arthur W.
Francis Nathaniel A.
Spring James W. Squires Harry N.
Stedman Henry R.
Monroe William I.
Newell John L.
O'Brien Eugene
Teschemacher Philip E.
O'Brion Thos. L. Otis Herbert F. Paige Frank E.
Thayer Frank B. Thompson W. M. Townsend Edward B.
Burrage George D. Cabot Frederick P. Cabot Henry B. Candage Rufus G. F. Carver Eugene P. Chandler Alfred D.
Daniels Ceorge F.
Darling Herbert H.
Rice Lepine Hall Richards Edward E.
Baker Harvey H. Baker Wm. Lionel Bartlett Stephen S. Bates Benj E. Beede D. Edward Bennett Henry D. Bennett Joseph I. Blodgett Edward E. Bowditch Frederick C.
Perkins Henry G. Perry John F. Pierce Edward H.
Furnace and Stove Repairs
200 Yards from South Station
DANFORTH & CO. Brookline Express
7 STATION ST. Tel. Brookline 357-2
H. T. Lindsay MATTRESSES MADE OVER
CARPET WORK 109 Brighton Avenue, -
Tel. Brighton 172-3 - ALLSTON
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
397
Walker Nathaniel U. Ward Charles Whitney Ware Henry Way C. Granville
Whipple Sherman L. White Herbert G.
Whitford Edward D.
Willcutt Levi L.
White Norman H.
Williams Arthur G.
Williams Stephen H.
White William H.
. Williams Charles A.
Wing Chester
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Abbott Edward Miles Albers Homer
Atwood Newell D. Baker Charles M.
Baker Edward W.
Baker Harvey H. Baker Wm. Lionel Barbey Jacob A. Jr. Barton Charles C. Jr. Bates Benjamin E. Blodgett Edward E. Bruce Philip B. Burpee George C. Burrage George D.
Carver Eugene P. Chapin Horace D. Clarke Arthur F.
Close Edgar H. Cobb Charles K.
Cotton Frank B. Curtin John A. Cushing L. Percival
Cutter Charles W.
Dana Frank W. Dane Ernest B.
Darling Herbert Henry Davis Philip S. Dolbeare Fred T. Dunbar Ralph W. Dunklee Chas. B.
Edwards J. Howard
Foster Herbert I. Foster Sumner H.
French Arthur P.
Fuller Charles A. Fuller Clarence E.
Gay William B. D. Gooding Charles S. Goodsell Evelyn B. Hall Joseph Ambrose Hall Prescott F.
Haven Harry Newhall Hayes Joseph K. Jr. Heath Reginald C. Heathfield Herbert D. Heilborn Walter S. Highlands Andrew A. Holmes Edwin B. Howes Lewis H.
Howland Daniel W. Humphrey William F. Hunneman Carleton Jonsson Carl R. Judkins Chas. S. Judkins C. Ernest Latham Aaron H. Loring Atherton Mason Charles N. McEttrick Edw. A.
Miles Edward B. Monroe William I. Morse Edward G. Nesbett Frank G. Newall John L. Norby James S.
Norman Lionel O'Brien Eugene O'Loughlin Patrick Paige Frank E. Perkins Charles F. Poole William F.
Purdy Orville N. Jr. Putman George J.
Quigley William A. Reynolds Philip K. Richards Frank W. Roberts Reuben L. Robeson Andrew Rodliff Charles W. Russell Frank A. Sargent William A. Saxe John W. Schoenthal Felix Sherburne John H. Jr. Snow Daniel K. Southworth Robert A. Swett Charles W. Taylor Henry M. Towle Warren A. Townsend Edward B.
Walker Joseph Walker Nathaniel U.
Ward Charles Whitney Watson Edward A. Whipple Sherman L. White Herbert G.
White Norman H. Worthley George H.
MEDICAL EXAMINER.
Harry M. Cutts, M. D.
ASSO. MED. EXAMINER. Bowker Everett M. M. D.
LAMPS, AMMETERS, BATTERIES, GOGGLES
AND OTHER AUTOMOBILE SUNDRIES AT BURDITT & WILLIAMS CO.'S New Hardware Store 4 HIGH STREET, Junction SUMMER STREET, 200 Yards from South Station
Williams Fred H. Williams Moses
REMOVAL
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO. 8 Oliver Street, OLIVER BUILDING
OLIVER, Cor. MILK STREET, BOSTON
399
CENSUS
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1900. Total, - 2,805,346. Names of Cities are printed in CAPITALS.
BARNSTABLE CO.
Mansfield 4,006
Buckland 1,446
Barnstable
4,364
NEW BEDFORD62,442
Charlemont
1,094
Bourne
1,657
North Attleboro 7,253
Colerain
1,749
Brewster
829
Norton
1,826
Conway
1,458
Chatham
1,749
Raynham
1,540
Deerfield
1,969
Dennis
2,333
Rehoboth
1,840
Erving
973
Eastham
502
Seekonk
1,673
Gill
1,015
Falmouth
3,500
Somerset
2,241
Greenfield
7,927
Harwich
2,334
Swansea
1,645
Hawley
429
Mashpee
303
TAUNTON
31,036
Heath
441
Orleans
1,123
Westport
2,890
Leverett
744
Provincetown
4,247
Leyden
379
Sandwich
1,448
Monroe
305
DUKES CO.
Montague
6,150
Chilmark 324
New Salem
807
Cottage City 1,100
Northfield
1,966
Edgartown 1,209
Orange
5,520
Total
27,826
BERKSHIRE CO.
Adams
11,134
Alford
272
Becket
994
Cheshire
1,221
Total
4,561
Wendell
492
Clarksburg
943
ESSEX OO.
Whately
769
Dalton
3,014
Amesbury
9,473
Andover
6,813
Total 41,209
HAMPDEN CO.
Agawam
2,536
Hancock
451
Danvers
8,542
Blandford
836
Hinsdale
1,485
Essex
1,663
Brimfield
941
Lanesboro
780
Georgetown
1,900
Chester
1,450
Lee
3,596
GLOUCESTER
26,121
CHICOPEE
19,167
Lenox
2,942
Groveland
2,376
E. Longmeadow
1,187
Monterey
455
Hamilton
1,614
Mt. Washington
122
HAVERHILL
37,175
Hampden
782
New Ashford
107
Ipswich
4,658
Holland
169
New Marlboro
1,282
LAWRENCE
62,559
HOLYOKE
45,712 .
NO. ADAMS
24,200
LYNN
68,513
Longmeadow
811.
Otis
476
Lynnfield
888
Ludlow
3,536
Peru
253
Manchester
2,522
Monson
3,402
PITTSFIELD
21,766
Marblehead
7,582
Montgomery
273
Richmond
679
Merrimac
2,131
Palmer
7,801
Sandisfield
661
Methuen
7,512
Russell 793
Savoy
506
Middleton
839
Southwick
1,040
Sheffield
1,804
Nahant
1,152
SPRINGFIELD 62,059 Tolland
275
Tyringham
486
NEWBURYP'T 14,478
Wales
773
Washington
377
North Andover
4,243
Westfield 12,310
West Stockbridge 1,158
Peabody
11,523
West Springfield 7,105
Williamstown
5,013
4,592
Wilbraham
1,595
Windsor
507
Rowley
1,391
SALEM
35,956
Total 175,603
Total
95,667
Salisbury
1,558
HAMPSHIRE CO.
Amherst
5,028
Acushnet
1,221
Attleboro
11,335
Berkley
949
Wenham
847
Cummington 748
Dartmouth
3,669
West Newbury 1,558
Easthampton
5,603
Dighton
1,802
Enfield
1,036
Easton
4,837
Total
357,030
Goshen
316
Fairhaven
3,567
FRANKLIN CO.
Granby
761
FALL RIVER 104,863
Ashfield
955
Greenwich
491
Freetown
1,394
Bernardston
792
Hadley
1,789
Rowe
549
Gognold
164
Shelburne
1,508
Tisbury
1,149
Shutesbury
382
West Tisbury 442
Sunderland
771
Warwick
619
Egremont
758
Florida
390
BEVERLY
13,884
Great Barrington 5,854
Boxford
704
Truro
767
Wellfleet
988
Yarmouth
1,682
Gay Head 173
Belchertown
2,292
Topsfield
1,030
Chesterfield
611
Stockbridge
2,081
Newbury
1,601
Rockport
Saugus
5,084
BRISTOL CO.
Swampscott
4,548
Granville 1,050
Total 252,029
400
CENSUS
Hatfield
1,500
Wilmington
1,596
SUFFOLK CO.
Huntington
1,475
Winchester
7,248
CHELSEA 34,072
Middlefield
410
WOBURN
14,254
NORTH'MPT'N 18,643
Total
565,696
Pelham
462
Plainfield
404
NANTUCKET CO.
Total
611,417
Prescott
380
Nantucket
3,006
Southampton
1,012
NORFOLK CO.
Ashburnham
1,882
South Hadley
4,526
Avon
1,741
Athol
7,061
Ware
8,263
Bellingham
1,682
Auburn
1,621
Westhampton
469
Braintree
5,981
Barre
2,059
Williamsburg
1,926
Brookline
19,935
Berlin
1,003
Worthington
675
Canton
4,584
Blackstone
5,721
Cohasset
2,759
Bolton
770
Total
58,820
Dedham
7,457
Boylston
1,364
Dover
656
Brookfield
3,062
MIDDLESEX CO.
Acton
2,120
Arlington
8,603
Ashby
876
Holbrook
2,229
Dana
790
Ashland
1,525
Medfield
2,926
Dudley
3,553
Ayer
2,446
2,761
FITCHBURG
13,531
Belmont
3,929
Milton
6,578
Grafton
4,869
Boxborough
316
Norfolk
980
Harvard
1,139
Burlington
593
Norwood
5,480
Holden
2,464
Carlisle
480
QUINCY
23,899
Hopedale
2,087
Chelmsford
3,984
Randolph
3,993
Hubbardston
1,227
Concord
5,652
Sharon
2,060
Lancaster
2,478
Dracut
3,253
Stoughton
5,442
Leicester
3,416
Dunstable
427
Walpole
3,572
Leominster
12,392
EVERETT
24,336
Wellesley
5,072
Lunenburg
1,332
Framingham
11,302
Weymouth
11,324
Milford
11,376
Groton
2,052
Wrentham
2,720
Millbury
4,460
Hopkinton
2,623
Total
151,539
PLYMOUTH CO.
Northbridge
7,036
Lexington
3,831
Abington
4,489
North Brookfield
4,587
Littleton
1,179
BROCKTON
40,063
Oxford
2,677
MALDEN
33,664
Duxbury
2,075
Petersham
853
Maynard
3,142
Halifax
522
Princeton
975
MEDFORD
18,244
Hanover
2,152
Royalstou
958
Natick
9,488
Hingham
5,059
Shrewsbury
1,626
NEWTON
33,587
Hull
1,703
Southboro
1,921
Nortlı Reading
1,035
Kingston
1,955
Southbridge
10,025
Pepperell
3,701
Lakeville
958
Spencer
7,627
Reading
4,969
Marion
902
Sterling
1,420
Sherborn
1,483
Marshfield
1,810
Sturbridge
2,058
SOMERVILLE
61,643
Middleboro
6,885
Templeton
3,489
Sto w
1,002
Pembroke
1,240
Uxbridge
3,599
Sudbury
1,150
Plymouth
9,592
Warren
3,417
Townsend
1,804
Rochester
986
Westboro
5,400
Tyngsboro
773
Rockland
5,327
West Boylston
2,314
Wakefield
9,290
Scituate
2,470
West Brookfield
1,448
Watertown
9,706
West Bridgewater 1,711
Winchendon
5,001
Westford
2,624
Whitman
6,155
WORCESTER
118,421
Weston
1,834
Toto'
113,985
Total
346,958
Bedford
1,208
Medway Millis
1,053
Gardner
10,813
Billerica
2,775
Needham
4,016
Hardwick
3,203
CAMBRIDGE
91,886
Foxboro
3,266
Charlton
1,860
Franklin
5,017
Clinton
13,667
Hyde Park
13,244
Douglas
2,113
Holliston
2,598
New Braintree
500
Hudson
5,454
Northboro
2,164
Lincoln
1,127
Bridgewater
5,806
Oakham
58S
LOWELL
94,969
Carver
1,104
Paxton
459
MARLBORO
13,609
East Bridgewater 3,025
Phillipston
441
MELROSE
12,962
Hanson
1,455
Rutland
1,334
Shirley
1,680
Mattapoisett
1,061
Sutton
3,328
Stonehanı
6,197
Norwell
1,560
Upton
1,937
Tewksbury
3,683
Plympton
488
Webster
8,804
WALTHAM
23,481
Wareliam
3,432
Westminster
1,327
Wayland
2,303
Westwood
1,112
Mendon
911
BOSTON 560,865
Revere 10,395
Winthrop
6,058
WORCESTER CO.
This Book is Published by W. A. GREENOUGH & CO. Established 1862. Now at new location, Eight Oliver Street, Room Six Hundred and Thirty-Six, Boston, Mass. Telephone. Compilers, Printers and Publishers of the following Directories. Massachusetts: Brockton and Bridgewaters, Brookline, Cam- bridge, Haverhill and Groveland, New Bedford and Fairhaven, Quincy, Somerville, Woburn, Winchester. New Hampshire : Nashua, Portsmouth. Maine: Biddeford and Saco.
ESTABLISHED 1849 THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS-DEALERS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Eastern, Western and Southern Lumber and Timber EVERY KIND, QUALITY, SHAPE AND FORM
FLORIDA GULF CYPRESS BOARDS SPECIALTIES : GEORGIA HARD PINE and TIMBER
OTHER SOUTHERN WOODS
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Flooring, Sheathing, Clapboarding, Shingles CYPRESS CLAPBOARDING A SPECIALTY EVERYTHING IN WOOD OR WOODWORK
GUTTERS AND CONDUCTORS, MOULDINGS, BRACK ETC. Mantels, Doors, Windows ar .. BUILDERS' FINISH OF EVERY DIN N Window and Door Frames, Stair Posts, Rails and Balusters, Sto: Counters, Bowl Stands, Mantel Shelves, Etc.
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SPECIAL CABINET WORK Carpenter and Mill Work of All Kis SASH BARS, GREENHOUSE MATERIAL, HOT-BED SASH, COLD MES
Boat Stock, Fence Posts, Rails and Pickets. Kiln Dried Lumber Always in Stock.
Builders'
TANKS
Hardware,
ALL KINDS
Roofing
A.T. STEARNS
Materials,
LUMBER CO.
Paint, Oil and Glass.
BOSTON
Send for Book, "Cypress Lumber and Its Uses." No Charge. Main Office, Mills and Wharves at NEPONSET, Branch Office and Exhibit, 166 Devonshire St. and 19 Federal St. Haymarket Square Salesroom, 1 Sudbury St. cor. Merrimac St.
BOSTON
P. O. Address, Neponset, Boston, Mass. Long Distance Telephones
Telephone, 1687 Main
Telephone, 712-2 Brookline
W. J. McDONALD
Real Estate Mortgages Insurance
Special agent of the Sp are good for the exch United States, and es Lands and income pr and exchanged
facilities $974. 45 B94d 1904 e in the 2 West. ght, sold
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INTERIOR DECORATING GENERAL HOUSE PAINTING
FOSTER & CO. PRECIOUS STONES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE
32 WEST STREET, BOSTON
WILLIAM SUNDELL Painting, Decorating, Glazing and Paper Hanging First-Class Work at Reasonable Prices 24 HARVARD STREET, BROOKLINE Residence, 74 Winchester St. Telephones at Office and Res di
GEO. H. LLOYD& C
LOW PRICES
TRADE
OPTICIANS
ACCURATE WORK
23 WINTER STREET,
BOSTON. Repairing a Specialty. Save the pieces and we can duplicate any lens
BURNHAM COAL CO.
BOSTON, M'ASS.
ANTHRACITE COAL BITUMINOUS
Office: 2 KILBY STIEET
Wharf and Pocket. : 124 SOUTHAMPTON ST} T Telephone Connection
Leading Photographer
Chickering Boston
21 WEST STREET
MASSACHUSETTS WHARF COAL CO.
Successors to DENNIS, THOMPSON, PIERCE CO.
Brookline Deliveries Made PROMPTLY from Alston Yard
280 Cambridge Street ALLSTON
General Office, 43 Kilby Street BOSTON
NATIONAL COAL TAR COMPANY ROOFING AND PAVING MATERIALS 297 FRANKLIN STREET, BOSTON
204 WASHINGTON STREET, BROOKLINE
JAMES H. BOODY
Moulding
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Paper Hanging Room
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