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Hemenway Augustus,
Boston
Hemenway Augustus Jr, Readville
Higginson Francis L,
Boston
Hitchcock John, Boston Hobbs Franklin W 78 Upland
Hamlin Edward, Boston Holden Joshua B Jr Holder Frederic B, Wes- ton
Homer Robert, Laramie, Wy
Hood Arthur N, CH
Hood Frederic C 77
Warren
Hood George H, Boston
Hooper Arthur W 20 Chestnut
Hooper Robert C, Bos- ton
Hooper S Hooper, Bos- ton
Hopkins A Lawrence, New York City, NY Hopkins Louis L
Boston
Houghton Silas A Dr 14 Pleasant
Howard O Shafter Howe Elmer P, Boston
Howe Henry S, Long- wood
Howe L R, Boston
Howes Osborne, Wood- land rd
Howes Osborne Jr, Woodland rd
Howland J Frank, Bos- ton
Hubbard Gorham, Bos- ton
Hunnewell Henry S,
Boston
Hunnewell H H Jr, Wel- lesley
Hunnewell Walter, Bos- · ton Hunnewell Walter Jr, ' Wellesley
Hunt William D 30 War- ren
Hutchins C F, Boston
Hutchins J Hurd, Bos- ton
Inches Charles E Dr, Bos- ton
Hill Marion William H 81 Inches George B, N Graf- ton Jackson Charles C, Bos- ton
Jacques W W, Boston James Frank E 33 Buckminster rd
Jaques Herbert 50 Dun- ster rd, Chestnut Hill Jewell Edward, Boston Johnson Edward C,
Boston
Johnson Frank M Dr, Boston
Johnson Wolcott H, Boston
Jones Jerome 101 Sum- mit av
Jones John Clark Dr 1684 Beacon
Jordan Eben D, Boston Jordan Henry G, Boston Jordan N Wilbur, Bos- ton
Hopkins R W, Boston Houghton Clement S, Kendrick F W, Cam- bridge
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Kimball N M, Boston King Charles A, Boston King Clark, Boston King Samuel G, Boston Lake James H, Boston Lamb Henry W 138
High
Lamb Horatio A, Boston Lane Gardiner M, Bos- ton
Lawrence Amory A, Boston
Lawrence Amos A, Bos- ton
Lawrence John Silsbee, Boston
Lawrence R M Dr, Bos ton
Learned George E, Bos- ton
Lee Francis W, Chestnut Hill
Lee George 617 Boylston Lee James S, Boston
Leeson Robert A, New- ton Centre
Leigh Evan Artlıur, Wol- laston
Leland George A, Bos- ton
Leland Lester, Boston Lincoln Albert L, Wal- nut pl
Lincoln William E 54 Gardner rd
Little Arthur Dehon 107 Upland rd
Little George B, Long- wood
Livermore Thomas L, Boston
Lockwood Rliodes Greene, Boston
Longfellow Alex w, Boston
Lord Bertram, Boston Lord Frederic Wait, Boston
Lord Henry G, Boston Loring Atherton
Loring Thacher 92 High Lothrop W SH, Boston Lowell Guy, Chestnut pl Lowell James Arnold, Chestnut Hill
Merrill Frank A 123 Dean rd
Merrill Sherburn M, New- ton Centre Merrill William B, New ton Centre
Meyer George von L Mills Arthur, New York City, NY Minot Joseph G, Bos- ton
Minot Laurence, Boston Mitchell Walter J, Mau- chester
Mitton E J 1440 Beacon Mixter George, Boston Mixter Samuel J Dr, Bos- ton
Monk George Howard Dr, Boston
Morgan George M, Bos- ton
Morison George B, Bos- ton
Morse Robert C, Long- wood
Morse R M, Boston
Morss Chas A, Boston
Morville Robt W Jr, Boston
Moseley Benj P P, New- buryport
Moseley Chas W, Boston Moseley Fred'k S,Boston Motley E Preble, Boston Motley Thomas, Boston MumfordGeorge S, Cliest- nut Hill
Nash Nathaniel C, Cam- bridge
Nason Robt W, Boston Newell Edward A, Wil- ton, N H
Newell Franklin S Dr, Boston
Nichols Lyman, Boston Norton Chauncey W Dr, Cazenovia, N Y O'Brion Thomas L 9 Re- gent circle
Olmstead Clas H, Bos- ton
Olmstead James Monroe, Cambridge
O'Neil Richard F Dr, Boston Orcutt Wm Dana 125 Addington rd
Osgood Edward Louis, Boston
Osgood George L 423 Walnut
Otis Walter J Dr Paine Chas J, Boston Paine Fred'k W
Paine Rene Evans, Al- wington rd
Paine Robert Treat Jr, Boston
Paine Robert Treat, 2nd Heath
Paine Wm A, Boston Palmer Bradley W, Bos- ton
Parker Chauncey D, Bos- ton
Parker James A, Chest- nut Hill av
Parker Samuel D, Boston Parkinson John, Boston Parkinson John Jr, Bos ton
Parkman Henry, Boston Parlin Albert N, Boston Peabody Francis Jr, Mil-
ton
Peabody Francis H, Bos ton
Peabody Frank E, Bos ton
Peabody Geo Lee, Wen- ham
Pearmain S B, Boston Pecker Edw E, Boston Percival David Jr,
Boston
Percival Lawrence F Perera Gino L, Boston Perkins Hamilton, Bos- ton Peters Andrew James, Boston
Peters G Gorham, Bos- ton Pfaelzer Franklin T, Bos- ton
Pfaff Charles, S Fram- inglianı
Phelps George H, Boston Phillips James Jr, Boston Phipps Benjamin 92 Chis- wick rd
Pickering Henry G, Bos- ton
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Lowell John, Boston Luce Mattliew, Boston Lund Fred Bates Dr, Boston
Lund Joseph W, Boston Lyman Arthur, Waltham Lyman Chas Frederic 58 Euston
Lyman George H, Bos- ton
Lyman Herbert, Bos-
ton
Lyman William Pratt, Boston
Macomber John R, Fram- ingham
Mandell George S, Bos- ton
Mandell S P, Boston
Mandell W Dutton, Bos- ton
Mann Henry S, Boston
Marsh Chas R, Boston
Mason Frederick, Taun- ton
Mason Mortimer B, Bos- ton
Matthews Albert,
Bos-
ton
Matthews Nathan Jr, Boston
Mauriac Percy H de, Boston
Mawhinney H H, Brook- line
May Edward Porter, Newton Centre
May J Russell, Boston
McKee Thomas M, Bev Farms
McQuesten Geo Still
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Mc Quillen Robert C, Dedham
Means James, Boston
Meany T Francis, Bos ton
Mehaffey Boston William A, Merriam Charles, Boston Merriam Frank, Boston Merriam Herbert, Wes- ton
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THE STETSON COAL CO. CELEBRATED
COAL
Lasts Longer Burns Cleaner No Waste At Lowest Prices
Telephone, South Boston 383-384
Wharf and Main Office, First Street, Foot of I Street, South Boston. Boston Office, 44 Kilby Street, Tel. Main 863
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 280E
Pickman Dudley L, Bos- ton
Pierce J W 185 Chestnut Hill av
Pierce Walworth, Bos- ton
Pollard Alonzo W, Bos- ton
Pope Benjamin, Boston Porter Alex S, Boston Porter Alex S Jr, Bosfon Potter Austin, Boston Potter A Carleton Dr
Potter H Staples, Boston Prendergast James M, Boston
Presbrey Palmer E 733 Englewood av
Preston Andrew W, Bos- ton
Prince Chas Barnard, Cambridge
Prince Fred'k H, Boston Prince Morton Dr, Bos- t on
Proctor Chas A, Boston Proctor Francis I Dr, Boston
Proctor Henry H, Boston Proctor James H, Bos ton
Putnam Geo J, 531 Boyl- ston
Putnam James L, Boston Putnam William, Lowell Rantoul Neal, Boston
Raymond Henry E, Bos- ton
Raymond Robert L
Reed William H 39 Carl- ton
Reggio A C
Reynolds Walter H, Bos ton
Rice A Hamilton, Bos- ton
Rice Charles G, Ipswich Rice Edward D, Boston Rice Edward E, Boston Rice N W, Boston
Richards Francis Henry, Boston
Richards Henry N, Bos- ton
Richards William R, Bos ton
Richardson Charles H,
Bos ton
Richardson FL W, War- ren Richardson G K, Boston Richardson Henry H,
Boston Richardson John, Chest- nut Hill
Richardson Wm K, Bos- ton
Richardson Wm L, Dr Boston
Richmond Joshua B,
Boston
Robinson Wallace F,
Boston
Rodman Alfred, Boston Rogers Edwin A, Boston Rollins Ashton
Rollins Edw W, Dover NH
Rollins Montgomery, 55 Devon
Roosevelt Jas A, Boston Rotch A Lawrence, Bos- ton
Rotch Thomas M Dr, Boston
Rotch William, Boston
Rothwell W H, Long- wood
Rowe Henry S, Boston Rumrill Chester C, Bos- ton
Rusk J Steuart, Boston Russell Henry E, Man- chester
Russell Jas S, Milton
Russell Jos B, Belmont Russell Richard S, Bos- ton
Russell Thos, Boston
Russell Wm A, Boston
Rust Frank Lee D Dr, Boston
Rust Paul D, Boston Saltonstall Richard M, Boston
Sanborn Walter, L Boston Sanger Sabin P, 34 Gor- ham av
Sargent Andrew R, War- ren
Sargent Arthur Hewes, Chiswick rd
Sargent Charles S, War. ren
Sargent Charles S Jr, Warren st
Sargent Francis W, Bos- ton
Sargent Henry H, Bos- ton
Sargent Joseph, Boston Sayles Henry, Boston Searle Chas P', Boston
Sears Francis P, Boston Sears George G Dr, Bos- ton
Sears Henry F Dr, Bos- ton
Sears Herbert M, Boston Sears J Montgomery, Boston
Sears J Montgomery Jr, Boston
Sears Richard, Boston Sears Richard D, Boston Seavey Walter Ham, Bos- ton
Sergeant Charles & Haw- thorn rd
Sewall Rufus Lentnor, Boston
Shattuck Fred C Dr, Bos- ton
Shattuck Geo B Dr, Bos- ton
Shaw Francis, Boston
Shaw John Oakes Jr, Boston
Shaw Quincy A Jr, Bos- ton
Shaw Robert G. Boston
Shaw Robert G 2d, Georgetown
Shea Francis 1065
Beacon
Sheafe Edwin, Boston
Sherburne Frank S, Bos- ton
Sherwin Edward, Boston Sias Charles D, Boston
Sigourney Henry, Bos- tun
Silsbee Arthur B, Bos- ton
Silsbee Thomas, Boston Simpson F E, Boston Skinner Francis, Boston
Skinner Francis Jr, Ded ham
Slade Edward
Sleeper Henry Davis, Bos- ton
Sleeper Stephen W, Bos- tou
Slocum W H, Boston Smith Chas Gaston 751 Washington
Smith Charles L
Smith Nathan G, Boston Snelling R Paul, Dedham Snow Daniel K 195 Wal- nut
Snow Frederick E, Bos- ton
Snow Robert Keith, Bos- ton Sohier William D, Bos- ton
Sortwell Alvin F, Cam- bridge
Southworth Robert Al- exander 151 Salisbury I'd
Spalding Francis R, Man- chester
Spalding William A, Bos- ton
Spaulding John T, Bos- ton
Spaulding William S Boston
Sprague Francis P Dr, Boston
Sprague P W, Boston Stackpole Henry, Boston Stackpole J Lewis Jr, Boston Stearns James P 31 Pleasant
Stearns Frank W, New- ton Stearns Richard H Jr Stearns Richard Sprague, Boston
Stedman Arthur W, Bos- ton
Stedman Joseph C Dr, Boston Stevens Horace H 2d Boston
Stevenson R H, Boston, Stevenson Thomas G Boston
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PROVISIONS
Orders Called for and Delivered ...
Telephone Con.
HORACE E. SMITH Harvard Square, BROOKLINE
PLUMBER WILLIAM A. COURTNEY
35 Webster Street TELEPHONE Brookline
280F
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
Stockton Howard, Boston Stockton Philip, Boston Stockwell George S, Bos- ton
Stone Charles A, Boston Stone Edwin P
Stone Galen L 59 Buck- minster rd
Storrow Charles 112High Storrow James J. Boston Storrs Henry R
Sturgis Charles W, Bos- ton
Sumichrast F C de, Bos- ton
Summer Allen M, Cam- bridge
Sweet Charles E, Newton Sweetser Arthur L, Bos- ton
Swift E C, Beverly
Taft Edward A, Boston
Talbot Fritz B 131 Se- wall av
Talbot George N 131 Se- wall av Talbot Thomas, N Bill- erica
Tarbell Arthur P, Boston Taylor Charles H, Boston Taylor Charles Jr, Boston
Taylor J Allen, Boston Taylor William O
Thacher Louis B, Boston Thacher Thomas C, Bos- ton
Thacher Thomas W, 21 Dwight
Thayer Bayard, S Lan- easter Thayer Edward D, Wor- cester
Thayer Eugene V R, Boston
Thayer E V R Jr
Thayer Ezra Ripley, 77 Bay State rd
Thayer John E, S Lan- caster
Thayer Nathaniel, Boston Thayer Rodney, Boston
Thayer S V R, Boston Thomas W B, Boston Thomas Arthur Cecil
Thorndike Albert, Boston
Thorndike Augustus Dr, Boston
Thorndike Chas, Boston Thorndike Henry H, Bos- ton
Thorndike John L, Bos- ton
Thorndike Richard K, Boston Thorndike Townsend Wm Dr, Boston
Thorp Joseph G, Boston T'ilton Barclay, Boston Tilton Joseph B, Boston Todd J Jackson, La- grange
Tolman Gilbert, Canton
Tompkins Eugene, Bos- ton
Tower R G, Lexington
Towle George Napier, Newton Centre
Townsend Robert Elmer, Boston
Tucker Alanson, Boston Tucker Herbert A, Bos- ton
Tucker Randolph F, Bos- ton
Tucker William A, Bos- ton Tudor Frederic 17 Re- gent circle
Tufts Walter, Boston
Turnbull Chas D, Bos- ton
Turner F A, Boston
Tyler Charles H, Boston
Tyson George, Boston
Underwood Walter A, Boston
Underwood W Orison, Boston
Van Horn FC
Vaughan Benjamin, Cam-
Vaughan Wanton 5 Gor- ham av
Ver Planck Edward D, 115 Dean rd
Viekery Herman F Dr, Boston
Volkman A L 17 Hawthorn rd Wadleigh Horace W.
Boston
Wadsworth Alex F
Wadsworth Eliot, Boston Wadsworth 0 F Dr,
Boston .
Wadsworth Richard G, Dr, Boston
Waldo Charles S
Wales George R, Boston Walker Charles Cobb, Manchester
Walker George, Newton Centre
Walker J Albert, Boston Walker Joseph 108 Up- land rd
Ward Reginald H, Lon- don England
Warner F E, Boston
Warner William Pearson, Boston
Warren Edward R, Wal- : nut pl
Warren George E, Bos- ton
Warren George H, Bos- ton Waters Bertram G, Bos- ton
Watson Paul Barron, Mil- ton
Webster Edwin S, Chest- nut Hill
Webster Frank G, Boston Weeks Andrew G, Boston Weeks John W, W New- ton
Weeks Nelson E, Long- wood
Weeks W B P, Boston Weld A Winsor, Chest- nut Weld B R, Boston
Weld Charles G Dr, Bos- ton
Weld Stephen M,Dedliam Wells Benjamin W, Bos- ton
Wells Frank Dr, Boston Wells & Gannett, Boston Wells Wellington, Boston Wendell Barrett Jr, Bos- ton
Wendell Mark R Jr,
Boston
Wheelock A A
Wheclock Geoffrey M,
Boston
Wheelock Thomas R,
Boston
Wheelwright Arthur W Boston
Wheelwright Charles Chapin, Boston
Wheelwright J W, Bos- ton
Whidden Renton 6 Ma- son ter
Whipple J Reed, Boston
L, Whipple Sherman Warren
White George R, Boston White Harry K, Walnut White Norman H
Whitehead John P, New York City, NY
Whiting William S 92 Buckminster rd
Whitman William, God- dard av
Whitney E l', Milton
Whitney Frank M, Bos- ton
Whitney Hammond M 39 Carlton
Whitney Henry M 619 Boylston
Whitney Joseph C, Bos- ton
Whittemore Parker W, Newton Highlands
S,
Whitwell Frederick Boston
Wightman George H Boston
Wilder William H Jr 85 Park
Willett Geo Franklin, Norwood
Williams Charles A,
Worcester
Williams F Lambert
Williams Franklin D, Chestnut Hill
Williams Henry Bigelow, Boston
Williams Jere, Boston Williams John D, Boston Williams Moses, Warren
Williams Ralph B, Bos- ton
Williams Robert Wins- low, Boston
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E. M. PARKS DEVELOPING and PRINTING
Bromide Enlargements Supplies for amateur photographers 333 Washington St., Boston Room 1, up one flight
PALMER. FLORIST BROOKLINE
220 Washington Street
Telephone
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 281
Williams S S C 5 Win- chester
Wilson C P Dr, Chest-
nut Hill
Wilson W P, Boston
Windeler G Herbert,
Boston
Windram Westwood T, Cambridge
Winslow George S, Bos- ton
C, inslow Winthrop Boston
Winsor Alfred 204 Wal- nut
Winsor Alfred Jr 204
Walnut
Winsor Robert, Boston Zerrahu Franz E, Milton
JOHN E COUSENS COAL CO 1331 Beacon John A Cousens, Pres ; KE C Hodges, Treas ; R L Cousens, Sec
DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE 130 Washington George F Quinlan, Chairman; Denis T Harrington, Sec ; G Loring Briggs, Treas
FREE HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN Glen rd near Cumberland av George Dexter, Pres ; W H Baker, Supt ; Hannah J Ewin, Supt of Nurses
THE HOLTZER-CABOT ELECTRIC CO 9 Station Incorporated 1889 Charles W Holtzer, Pres ; William S Kemp, Treas
HOLY NAME SOCIETY Michael J Kelly, Pres ; Thomas B McCaffrey, Sec; Rev M T McManus, Spiritual Director ; meet second Sunday evening of each month in basement of St Mary's Catholic church HOLYHOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Most Rev John L Williams, Pres ; Patrick Johnson, Treas ; James M Driscoll, Supt office 587 Heath
LONGWOOD CLUB 15 Carleton Incorporated March 28, 1888 George B Little, Pres ; L P Hol- lander, Vice Pres; A K Von Armin, Treas ; Amos L Hathaway, Sec; annual meeting second Saturday in March
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELE- GRAPH CO Aspinwall av cor Brook Clarence J Abbott, Manager
PRIVATE HOSPITAL FOR MENTAL DIS- EASES Chestnut Hill av cor Boylston Walter Channing, M D, Supt
RIVERDALE CASINO 49 Francis William L Quimby, Pres ; Herbert I Foster, Vice Pres ; Grant William Nowell, Sec; George F Maxwell Treas ; Ex- ecutive Committee meet second Saturday of each month
STEDMAN HOSPITAL End South Henry R Stedman, M D, Supt
WALNUT HILLS CEMETERY Grove near Newton Myron D Fisher, Supt ; E W Baker, Clerk of Trustees (Town Hall)
WARREN FARM GOLF CLUB
Heath between Warren and Woodland rd
Organized 1893
Charles K Cobb, Treas; Wm R Cabot, Sec
MEMBERS
Andrews Walter E 44 Edge Hill rd
Bird Charles S, East Wal- pole
Cabot Henry B, Heath
Cabot Louis, Warren Cabot William R, Clyde Chandler Fraveis WV
Prof, Boston
Channing Walter Dr, Boylston and Chestnut Hill av
Cobb Charles K 40 Dun- ster rd
Cutler Frederiek B 57 Upland rd
Cutler George C, Heath Cutler Geo C Mrs, Heath Daland 'Tueker 117 Lewis George, Chestnut Hill
Fisher av
DeFord Henry 340 Tap- pan
Dexter Morton, Chest- nut Hill
Donald Wni A 47 Nor- folk rd
Ford Edwin, 37 Devon Grant Henry R, Boston
Gray Morris, Chestnut Hill
Harding Herbert L, Ja- maiea Plain
Harris Geo B 337 Clinton rd
Hogg George 216 Chest- nut Hill av
llowes Osborne, Wood- land rd
Leeson James R Hon, Newton Centre
Lincoln James G 70 Up- land rd
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Winsor Robert Jr, Camb Wood William B
Woodbridge William B Woodworth Arthur V, Boston
Worthington Roland,
Dedham
Wright Beals C, Boston
Wright Charles F, Bos- ton Wright John G, Heath Wright John S, Mill- brook Wright W J, Boston Young B L, Watson Young H H Young Richard B
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Richard Smart Carpet Cleaning Co. Oldest in the State Carpets and Rugs Cleaned, Made Over and Laid Old Carpets Woven into Good Serviceable Rugs 1 Deacon St., Cambridge. Tel. Cambridge 397-3, 724-2
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
McDowell Corwin 16
Garrison rd
Olney Richard, Boston Paine Robert Treat 2d, Heath
Talbot Charles R, Buck- minster rd
Waldo Charles S,Jamaica Plain
Putuam William E, 54 Clark rd
Waldo C Sidney Jr, Ja- maica Plain
Putnamı William L Man- chester
Warner Wm P, Jamaica Plaiu
Richardson John, Chest- nut Hill
Whitney Mrs Henry M 619 Boylston
Sedgwick Prof W T 20 Edge Hill rd
Smith Arthur Mrs, Boyls. ton
Williams Moses, Warren Wright John G, Heath cor Woodland rd
POST OFFICES
BROOKLINE STATION 1 Harvard Isley M Fogerty, Supt ; Frank H Folsom, George H Conley, John J Walsh, J A Z Chenette, John Fay, Charles S Dixon, Owen Hillen Jr, John J Flaherty, Clerks ; William W Higgins, N Clifford Paul, M J Gallagher, Michael Duffy, John H Riley, George M Saunders, Michael Nolan, James A Durning, Ashton E Butter- field, Patrick J Finan, F O Morgan, William P Gol- den, William B Clark, T E Dorgan, Mortimer Sullivan Jr, Charles H Haggerty, Frank T Carroll, John T Carey, Dennis Donlan, Carriers ; John J Sullivan, Christopher D Murphy, Sub Carriers
Letters Delivered-7.00, 11.00 a m and 2.30, 4.30 pm Letters collected by the carriers 7.20 a m 2.30, 4.45 pm and by collector 9.45 a m and 6.00 pm
Office open week days 7 a m to 8 p m 10.00 to 11.00 a m
Sundays
Mails close Brookline for Boston-12.00 midnight, 6.30, 8.15, 11.00 a m, 1.30, 4.00, 7.15, 9.30 p m Arrive-6.15, 8.40, 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 pm
Open for Money orders and Registered Letters from 8.00 am to 6 p m
BOULEVARD STATION 1357 Beacon Wal- ter I Gerrold, Supt ; John S Carney, Chas F W N Thomas, Joseph P Powers, Francis Haggerty, George W Redding, Clerks ; Patrick J Timmins, Willard H Potter, Robert J Finney, Michael J Healey, Michael F Dunlavey, James E Murley, Thomas J O'Keefe, William H Parker, Daniel J Crane, J L Marmaud, John J O'Keefe, James H Kelley, John J Finnerty, Edgar S Perkins, Herbert R Sumner, Carriers ; Wm J McIntyre, Sub Carrier
Letters delivered-7.15,11.15,a m 2.30,4.45, p m
Mails arrive-6.15, 8.25, 10.50 a m, 1.35, 4.15, 5.35, 6.55, 9.35 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 am to 8 p ₥ Sun- days 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 pm
Sub Station, P O 58 1953 Beacon A Arthur C Morey, Clerk in Charge
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283
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
RATES OF POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
First class-Letters and all mat- ter scaled so that it cannot be exam- ined without breaking the seal. Pos- tage 2 cents per ounce or fraction for United States (including Hawaii, Porto Rico; Guam, Philippine Archi- pelago, Tutuila and Canal Zone) Mexi- co, Canada (except Newfoundland), Republic of Panama and Cuba, for letters in their usual aud ordinary form aud Shanghai, China. At least one rate (2 cents) must be prc- paid to insure 'forward except to Cuba and Republic of Panama. Postal cardsį United States, Cuba, Mexico, Canada and Republic of Panama 1 cent.
Letters and postal cards are for- warded from one post-office to an- other without additional postage. Other matter only on prepayment of additional postage.
The use of hand stamps for per- sonal communications, as stamping a receipt or credit on a bill or accounts ; price lists with prices in writing, and all matter produced by type-writing constitutes matter first class.
Nothing but the address should be written or printed on the address side, and nothing should be attached to a postal card except an address tag or label.
Second class-Newspapers and periodicals issued as frequently as four times a year with a legitimate list of subscribers. Postage to other than publishers 1 cent for each 4 ounces.
Third class-Books (printed), cir- culars, labels, photographs, proof sheets, corrected proof sheets aud M S. copy accompanying the same, blank checks, drafts, insurance poli- cies and other legal papers, hand- bills posters and all matter of the same general character. Postage 1 cent,for each two ouuces or fraction ; full prepayment of postage compul- sory. Seeds, cuttings, roots, bulbs, etc., may be forwarded in the mails for the U. S. with postage prepaid at third class rate, but matter of this nature for Canada must be prepaid at fourth class rate. Date of issue, name of addressee and name of send- er may be written on a circular, or typographical errors corrected with out subjecting it to letter postage. Reproductions from Hectograph, Pa- pyrograph, Electric Pen, or other similar process casy of recognition may be sent as third class if mailed at post-office and in lots of not less than 20 identical copies. The limit of weight 4 pounds except single vol- umes of books to which there is no limit of weight.
and all other matter not included in the first second and third classes. Postage 1 cent for each ounce or fraction. Full prepayment compul- sory. The limit of weight 4 pounds. Tags or labels may be attached, marked or numbered for purpose of description.
All mail matter of the third and fourth classes should be securely wrapped, but admit of easy inspec- tion. When matter of a lower class is enclosed witlı matter of a higher class, the whole package is subject to postage at the higher ratc.
Liquids (not vinous, spirituous, ardent or malt) and oils (uot exceding four ounces liquid measure), salves, ointments and articles easily liquefia- ble and not liable to explode or ignite spontaneously or by shock or jar; also ink-powder, pepper and other powder not explosive or poisonous may be forwarded in the Domestic mails when put up in glass bottles or vials strong enough to stand the shock of handling in a metal, wooden or paper-mache block or tube, not less than three sixteenths of an inch thick, impervious to liquids includ- ing oils, lined with a cushion of some absorbent material, and fastened with a cover so adjusted as to make the block or tube water tight, or in tin or metal tubes, fasteued with a lid, and placed securely in a wooden block or tube open only at one end, of same thickness and strength as above. On all such packages the sender may write or print his name or address, preceded by the word "Form," and also the name of the article enclosed.
Unmailable-All packages contain- ing poisons, explosives, substances exhaling bad odor, liquids (vinous, spirituous, ardent or malt), obscene matter of any description, dunning notices on postal cards, and all arti- cles which from their nature are liable to damage the mails or any person handling them.
Canada-All packages of merchan- dise addressed to Canada, if presented for mailing in such form as to be capable of easy inspection, can be forwarded in the mails to the office of address, if postage is fully prepaid at the rate applicable to the same in the Domestic mails. Sealed packages, other than letters in their usual and ordinary form, are not allowed to be dispatched to Canada, even if postage is prepaid thereon at full letter rates.
Mexico-Matter addressed to Mcx- ico is subject to same rules and con- ditions as if it were addressed for delivery in the United States, except that articles of merchandise not sent as bona fide trade samples, are rc- Fourth class-Patterns, address tags, bill leads, letter heads, playing quired to be sent by parcel post. Sealed packages other than letters in cards, blotting paper bearing printed I their usual and ordinary form arc
advertisements, merchandise, metals | not allowed to be dispatched to Mex- ico, even if postage is prepaid there- on at full letter rates.
Commercial papers for Canada and Mexico 5 cents for first 10 oz. or less, and 1 cent each additional 2 oz or less. Limit of weight 4 lbs. 6 oz. and must be unsealed.
Special Delivery-A Special Stamp of the face value of ten cents at- tached to any article of mailable matter, in addition to the lawful postage of such article. entitles it to immediate delivery within the car- rier delivery limit of any Frec Deliv- ery Post Office, and within one mile of any other Post Office in the United States. The law permits the delivery by mail of letters bearing only the Special Delivery Stamp, but the or- dinary postage duc will be collected of the addressee on delivery. Letters from foreign countries bearing
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