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Tents to Let
cial B See foot lines in Gen- eral Directory
Theatre BOSTON THEATRE 539 Wash- ington Boston See p 458
Timber STEARNS A T LUMBER CO
(THE) mills at Neponset ex- hibit 166 Devonshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Haymarket są Bos- ton See p 445
Tin and Sheet Iron Workers FELTON-TURNER FURNACE CO 34 Warren Roxbury See page 457
NETTLES S 1349 Beacon See p 17
Tire Vulcanizing BOSTON VULCANIZING CO 48
Columbus av and 4012 Warren av B See p 457 HUB VULCANILANG CO (THE) 171 Eliot Boston See p 454
Tires Rubber (Second hand) HUB VULCANIZING CO (THE) 171 Eliot See p 454
POTTER J W 198 Columbus av B See p 452
Tires Vulcanized and Repaired POTTER J W 198 Columbus av B See p 452
Toilet Articles MCGOWN J L 135 Cypress See page 56
Transfer Co
HOYT MARTIN CO 10 Commer- Trunks and Bags (Dealers and Repairers)
MAHER JAMES H 111 Wash- ington See p 463
MAWHINNEY HENRY 1350 Beacon See p 463
Trust Compaines
AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST CO 53 State Boston See opp 12 BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO 87 Milk Boston See page 4
Undertakers
BARTHELMES JOHN C 91 Har- vard See p 480 BRIGGS FRED'K L 20 Howard B See p 478 BRYANT JOHN SONS 15 Ausun Chasn See p 482
E: YANT'S UNDERTAKING ES- TABLISHMENT 1337 Beacon See opp 171
CLEARY J P 1536 Tremont Rox- bury See p 479
CROSBY F J 10 Warren Rox See page 481 EASTMAN A L 251 Tremont Bos- ton See p 481
HATCH H S 20 Harvard and $6 Aspinwall av See front cover JONES LEWIS & SON 50 La-
Tin Roofiing HIND THOMAS J 19 Milk Bos- ton See p 10 and front cover NETTLES S 1349 Beacon See p Grange B See p 481 17 McManus W H 103 Washington O'Day James J 101 Boylston O'Day T F Mrs 45 Boylston TALLBERG C A 1041 Tremont Boston See p 482
WATERMAN JOSEPH S & SONS 2326 Washington Boston High- lands See p 154
Upholsterers
ANDERSON FRANS O 1348 Bea- con See p 472 COLE G W & CO 30 Station See page 472 COLLINS JOHN 4 Brington road See p 476
LEWANDO S
17 Temple Place BOSTON 284 Boylston Street
CARPETS AND RUGS
CLEANSED BY STEAM
OR NAPHTHA
BEATEN( TAKEN UP
BROOKLINE TEAMS
PUT DOWN TELEPHONES
M. F. REYNOLDS CARPENTER and BUILDER
Building and Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to Tel. 1045 Shop and Office, 65 Kent St., Brookline
HOMER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
BROOKLINE VILLAGE
332
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
IF YOU WANT ANY SPRING WATER YOU WANT THE BEST
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
ROBBINS SPRING WATER
Has been known and sold as a pure water in this vicinity
BUY THE BEST AND PREVENT DISEASE
Robbins Springs are on the top of Arlington Heights, above all contaminating surface conditions.
Examine State Board of Health Reports
Examine the Springs themselves and compare them with others. Try the water. Delivered in 5 gallon glass jars in tilting frames. Call, send postal or telephone
1090 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, CAMBRIDGE, CORNER ROBBINS ROAD, ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
Upholsterers-con Forstor George M 4 High
Grace Bros 1951 Beacon Jouannet Peter A . 118 Davis av
Anaf C 14 Cameron Mode % 20 Wash Robart Bros 311-317 Wash Schmeltz Christian 39 Webster THAIN ARTHUR P 1022 Beacon Sec p 466
Thompson N C 262 Wash
THULIN & CO 65 Kent See page 472 PARKEL W H 660 Main Camb See back cover
Variety Stores
Desemone A 34 Wash Dolan Ann Mis 260 Cypress Flatley Ellen H 250 Cypress Keenan P Mrs 109 Boylston Lovlen A A 153 Washington Lyons P J 231 Cypress Smith Emily 1 161 Boylston
Saleme Nicolas 1266 Boylston Sullivan M, Clyde
Tufenk &der Hovhannes 75 Har- vard Tufenk & der Hovhannes 75 Har- Webb D M Mrs 1262 Boylston
Veterinarians Arbuckle F T 36 Aspinwall av BACK BAY VETERINARY HOS- PITAL 332 Newbury B See p 160
Downs T C 227 Pond av
Marshall James ft Boylston pl Nagle Luke T 87 Washington QUINLAN GEORGE F 76 Wash- ington See p 463
Vulvanizing
BOSTON AUTOMOBILAS EX. CHANGE 177 Berkeley B See
D 457 BOSTON VULCANIZING CO IS Columbus av and 40 16 Warren av B See p 457
HUB VULCANIZING CO 171 Eliot Boston See p 454
POTTER J W 198 Columbus av B See p 452
Wall Papers CORNELL A H 44 Station Sce back cover
BOODY J H 2044 Washington See back binding TAYLOR JOHN F JR Brington rd See foot lines in House Atlas
Water Conductors
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO (THE) Tills at Neponset ex hibit 166 Devonshire salesroom I Sudbury Haymarket sq Bos- ton See p 445
Water (Spring)
KATHDIN SPRING WATER CO 62 Lake Arlington See p 11 ROBBINS SPRING WATER CO 1090 Mass av Arlington Helghts See above
Henry A. Carroll Mason and Builder Teleph ne Connection
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E. M. PARKS REFRACTING OPTICIAN
Eyes examined; glasses fitted by a careful and scientific method. Complicated cases a specialty. 387 Washington St., Boston
M. F. REYNOLDS CARPENTER and BUILDER
Building and Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to Tel. 1045 Shop and Office, 65 Kent St., Brookline
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UNDINE CRYSTAL SPRING 22 Elko Brighton See p 486
Water-proof Floors HIND THOMAS J 19 Milk Bos- ton See p 10 and front cover TAYLOR E R & CO 164 Federal Boston See top lines
Waterproofing HIND THOMAS J 19 Milk Bos- ton See p 10 and front cover NATIONAL COAL TAR CO 297 Franklin B See back cover
Water-Tight Cellars HIND THOMAS J 19 Milk Bos- ton See p 10 and front cover
Weather Strips ANDERSON WILLIAM G 612
Sudbury bldg B See p 16
Wedding Canopies to Let HOYT MARTIN CO 10 Commer- cial Boston See foot lines in General Directory
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Wedding Stationery BERRY A C 149a Tremont Bos- BROOKLINE INDUSTRIAL ton See opp Town Officers
Wheelwrights QUINLAN M W High cor Boyl- ston See p 22
Window Screens and Doors AMERICAN SCREEN CO 302 Wash See p 16
ANDERSON WILLIAM G 612 Sudbury bldg B See p 16 BURROWES E T CO (THE) (In- sect) Spring cor Centre, Port- land, Me See p 454
Wines and Liquors HOLLAND WINE CO Adams sq and Boylston cor Head pl Bos- ton See opp 220
Wire Screens (Insect) AMERICAN SCREEN CO 302 Washington See p 16 BURROWES E T CO (THE) Spring cor Centre Portland, Me See p 454
Wood and Coal
WOOD YARD 44 Pearl See top lines in Street Directory BURNHAM COAL CO 2 Kilby B See back cover
COUSENS JE COAL CO 1331 Bea- con and 219 Washington whf 781 Commonwealth av B See top lines
MASSACHUSETTS WHARF COAL CO 42 Kilby Boston See back cover
METROPOLITAN COAL CO 110 Wash cor Morss av See foot lines in General Directory MORSE EUGENE S 199 Medford Chasn See top lines
Wood Preservators NATIONAL COAL TAR CO 297 Franklin B See back cover Wood Turners
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO (THE) mills at Neponset ex- hibit 166 Devonshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Haymarket sq Bos- ton See p 445
TRADE
Roll-a-way
MARK
ROLLING WINDOW SCREENS C. F. PURINTON CO., So. Easton, Mass. SEE PAGE 292
334
DENNIS DRISCOLL CONTRACTOR
21 KENT STREET - BROOKLINE
SHALES & MAY
DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF
Fine Furniture
AND
INTERIOR WOOD WORK
Corner Dorchester and Newman Sts.
SOUTH BOSTON
Telephone, South Boston 207
Andrew G. Berry
Card Engraver and Wedding Stationer
Wedding Invitations, Cards Visiting Cards, Crests, Coat of Arms, Residence Dies, Monograms
Now Located at 149a Tremont St., cor. West St., Room 7 1=2, - BOSTON
H. M. GRAVES & CO.
Telephone, 138-4 Bri.
MAYFLOWER
LAUNDRY
334 Cambridge Street
Allston, Mass.
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Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co.
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF FINE CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
Dinner Sets, Fine Lamps, Artistic Pieces of Rare China and Rich Cut Glassware-in brief every household requisite in this line from the common Kitchen Crockery to the finest specimens of English, French, Austrian, German and Japanese China, adapted to Wedding and Complimentary Gifts, embracing the largest exhibit of Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware. Inspection invited.
JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
33 Franklin Street, Corner Hawley Street, (Ten Floors) Boston China and Glass Decorated with Letter, Crest or Monogram to order for Clubs, Families and Yachts
BROOKLINE TOWN OFFICERS
1906
Financial year closes Jan 31 Town election in March
Town clerk-Edward W Baker, office Town Hall
Selectmen and Board of Health-William Craig, Chairman; Nathaniel Conant, Horace James, John A Curtin, Philip S Parker, George F Joyce, Sec; H Lincoln Chase, M D, Agent; Michael Duffley, Sanitary Agent; Francis P Denny, Bacteriologist, Board of Health; Edward A McEttrick, Clerk; meet every Monday at 3.30 p m, office, room 6 Town Hall
Agent For Burial of Indigent Soldiers and Ma- rines-Willard Y Gross
Assessors-Charles H Stearns, Chairman; Char- les A Bowditch, Daniel J Daley, Office Town Hall Auditors- Gardner C Brooks, George Rogers, Charles F Read
Building Commissioner-Ernest L Lyon
Chief of Police-Alonzo W Corey
Committee for Planting Trees-James H Bow-
ditch, Emma G Cummings, Lyman J Clark
Constables-Willard Y Gross, Albert S Paige, John E Griffin, James C Thompson, Warren Merrill, Edward D Tucker
Examiners of Gas Fitters-Ernest L Lyon,. A G Sanborn, Horace James
Examiners of Plumbers-Horace James, Ernest L Lyon, Michael Duffley
Fence Viewers-Willard Y Gross, George H De- lano
Field Driver-Jerry Bond
Funeral Undertakers-Parker Bryant, James J O'Day, William H McManus, John C Barthelmes, Eneas Smyth, Mrs Thomas F O'Day, Henry S Hatch, Frederick L Briggs
Inspector of Petroleum-Willard E Ward
Inspector of Plumbing-Michael Duffley
Janitor of the Town Hall-Willard Y Gross
Measurer of Wood and Bark-Willard E Ward Overseers of the Poor- Chairman Sarah B Train, Nathaniel Conant, Horace James, John
A Curtin, Philip S Parker, William Craig, Martha W Edgerly, George F Joyce,
& Chichering
Abo. Boston
LEADING ARTISTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
AND GENERAL PORTRAITURE. HIGHEST ORDER OF WORK IN PASTELS, SEPIA, INK AND WATER COLORS 21 WEST STREET
335
E. S. MORSE 199 Medford Street CHARLESTOWN Telephone 136
COAL and WOOD
MISCEL .... NEOUS DEPARTMENT
336
Sec; Willis W Esty, Supt of the Almshouse; Allena A Esty, Matron of the Almshouse; meeting third Wednesday of each month at 5 o'clock p m in Town Hall
Park Commissioners-Desmond Fitzgerald, Chairman; Albert L Lincoln Jr, Charles S Sar- gent, George F Joyce, Clerk
Pound Keeper-Jerry Bond
Registrars of Voters-Jesse S Wiley, term ex- pires May 1, 1909; Joseph W Cook, term expires May 1, 1907; Joseph D Connor, term expires May 1, 1908; the Town Clerk, ex-officio
Sealer of Weights and Measures-Willard E Ward
State Aid Agent-George F Joyce
Supt of Bath House-George S Rich
Supt of Gas Inspection-E N Davis
Supt of Lights and Wires-E N Davis Supt of Streets and Sewers- Michael Driscoll, Fred B Richardson, Asst Supt; office Town Hall Supt of Walnut Hills Cemetery-Myron D Fisher Town Accountant-Edward H Fenton
Town Engineer-Alexis H French
Town Weigher-John S Meaney Treasurer and Collector-George H Worthley office Town Hall
Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery-Charles H Stearns, Chairman; Charles S Sargent, Desmond Fitzgerald, Leonard K Storrs, Frederick P Cabot, Harvey H Baker, Edward W Baker, Clerk; George H Worthley, Treas
Veterinary Inspector and Inspector of Milk, Animals and Provisions-Frederick H Osgood
BROOKLINE PUBLIC BATHS AND SWIMMING SCHOOL
Tappan H Lincoln Chase, M D, Sec; George S Rich, Supt
BROOKLINE WATER WORKS
Office rm 9 Town Hall
Water Board-Oscar B Mowry, Chairman; Tim- othy J Burke, Dr George H Francis
Water Registrar-Zephaniah R Forbes Supt of Water Works-Fayette F Forbes Engineer High Service-Wm B Webber Asst Engineer-Lewis A Goldsmith Engineer Low Service-Richard J Flinn Asst Engineer-Patrick J Fllnn
MUNICIPAL COURT
Police Station, Washington cor Prospect Justice-Charles F Perkins
Asso Justices-Harvey H Baker, Philip S Parker
Clerk-Daniel A Rollins
Court Officer-Albert S Paige
Probation Officer-James Martin Gray Jr
POLICE DEPARTMENT Washington cor Prospect
Chief of Police-Alonzo W Corey
Captain-Albert S Paige
First Lientenant-B Frank Bartlett
Second Lieutenant-Joseph J O'Connell
Sergeants-Edward J Mealey, James Gleason, Andrew Creelman
Detective Sergeant-George E Stitt
Patrolmen-Alden A Manley, Henry J Graham, George W Piper, Michael E O'Day, Emery E Allen, Fred C Gordon, John J Sullivan, John Crory, Pat- rick A Kelleher, Charles C Watterson, James J Phillips, Stephen D Halloran, Wilbur F Merritt, James J Powers, John Johnson, John Carmody, H Allen Rutherford, Michael C Lynch, William Dugan, John T Connor, James McDonald, Thomas J Craig, Michael F Manley, Joseph J Carroll, James Comerford, Joseph F Harvey, James P Meade, Michael F Fleming, John A Moloney, John A Mina- han, Henry . M Fogarty, William Dalzell, Charles B M Knowles, Wilber F Atwood, Robert J Evans, Thomas A McDonald, Charles E Downs, Frederick C Muneil, Henry F Pinner, James H Tolman, Thos A Mahon, Peter F Kelleher, Melvin H Wharton, Matthew C Moreland, Alexander B Johnston, Michael J Cunniff, David Minnls, Patrick J Brogan, William J Smith
Reserve Police-Thomas J Hill, George A Kel- ter, Edward C D Muneil
FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters 340 Washington
Willard W Estabrook, Fire Commissioner; Geo H Johnson, Chlef Engineer; John H Allen, Asst Chief Engineer
STATION A Hose Company No 1 140 Washington
F J Hayes, Lieut; M J Fahey, Engene Sullivan, T J Burke, Edward MeGrath, Hosemen Flve call men
Chemical Englne No 1 140 Washington
Frank T Pons, Llent; John A Cunningham, Dri- ver
Two call men
& Chichering
Boston
LEADING ARTISTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
AND GENERAL PORTRAITURE. HIGHEST ORDER OF WORK IN PASTELS, SEPIA, INK AND WATER COLORS 21 WEST STREET
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E. M. PARKS
DEVELOPING and PRINTING
Bromide Enlargements Supplies for amateur photographers 387 Washington St., Boston
M. F. REYNOLDS CARPENTER and BUILDER
Building and Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to Tel. 1045 Shop and Office, 65 Kent St., Brookline
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 337
STATION B Hose Company No 2 342 Washington
Benj F Baxter, Capt; Joseph W Kelley, Driver; Matthew J Nolan, Peter A Mealey, Hosemen Four call men
Hook and Ladder No 2 340 Washington
Wm Unkles, Capt; William E Fleming, Lieut; J Geo McDonald, Driver; John B McDonald, James F O'Connell, Wm H Burke, John Mealey, Ladder- men Two call men
STATION C Combination Wagon No 3 Monmouth, Longwood
J W Manley, Lieut; P J McCarthy, Driver; John J Sullivan, John J McCarthy, Patrick J Ryan, Hose- men Two call men
STATION D Steam Fire Engine No 1 Pound lane next Boylston James C Lyons, Engineer; Martin J Dasey, Driv-
er One call man
Hose Company No 3 Pound lane next Boylston
William J Stitt, Capt; Daniel G McNamara, Lieut; James Brutcher Jr, Driver; John Donovan Hoseman Three call men
STATION E Combination Wagon No 1 Devotion
Frank W Brackett, Capt; S R Allen, Lieut; Hi- ram Hamilton, Driver; Patrick A Mahoney, Robert J Stanfield, Hoseman One call man
STATION F Combination Wagon No 2 Heath cor Oak
Bernard Dwyer, Capt; John H Hickey, Driver; George H Dunn, Wm F Norris, George P Love, Hosemen Two call men
STATION G Engine No 2 665 Washington A H Stitt, Engineer; Francis J Mealey, Driver Combination Company No 4 665 Washington Michael F Keegen, Lieut; John Lunney, William Fitzgerald, Thomas J Grennan, Hosemen; Michael Kelley, Driver
Hook and Ladder Co No 1 665 Washington
John F Hutchins, Capt; Clarence E Mallar, Lieut; George L Newcomb, Driver; Thomas F Kel- ley, John F Norton, Daniel J McCarthy, Joseph Strannahan, Laddermen
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
Location of Boxes and General Instructions 4 Cor Washington and Brookline avenue
5 Hose 1 House 140 Washington
6 Harvard square and Harvard
7 Fire Station B 342 Washington
8 Cor Gorham avenue and Cypress
9 Boylston opp Cameron
12 Walnut cor Walnut path
13 Cor Cumberland av and High
14 Cor Cypress and Kendall
15 Cor Walnut and Cypress
16 Walnut and Boylston
17 Cottage and Warren
18 Clyde and Warren
19 Clyde near Newton
21 Cor Chestnut Hill av and Boylston
22 *Town Hall
23 Cor Boylston and Hammond
24 Cor Chestnut Hill av and Fisher av
25 Beacon near Dean road
26 Winthrop road near Addington road
27 Cor Beacon and Washington
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Buckminster road near Holland road
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Cor Gardner road and Tappan
31 Cor Aspinwall avenue and Harvard
32 Cor Marion and Park
33 Summit avenue cor Mason terrace
34 Cor Harvard and Beacon
35 Harvard opp Thorndike
36 Cor Alton place and St Paul
37 Cor Aspinwall avenue and Toxteth
38 Cor Linden place and Perry
39 Washington cor Gardner road
41 Cor Carlton and Colchester
42 Fire Station C, Longwood
43 Cor Kent and Longwood avenue
45 Mountfort near Prescott
46 Cor St Paul and Sewall avenue
47 Beacon near Kent
48 Cor Freeman and St Paul
54 Flora opp Walter avenue
71 Cor Rockwood and Goddard avenue
72 Cor Newton and Grove
73 Cor Newton and Hammond
74 Cor Grove and South
212 Norfolk road
TRADE
Roll-a-way
MARK
ROLLING WINDOW SCREENS C. F. PURINTON CO., So. Easton, Mass. SEE PAGE 292
Richard Smart Carpet Cleaning Co. Oldest in the State Carpets and Rugs Cleaned, Made Over and Laid Oid Carpets Woven into Good Serviceable Rugs 1 Deacon St., Cambridge. Tel. Cambridge 397-3, 724-2
HOMER REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
BROOKLINE VILLAGE
338
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
213 Cor Dean road and Druce
214 Cor Kilsyth and Salisbury roads
215 Cor Park and Washington
261 Cor Rawson road and Colbourne crescent
312 Cor Naples and Abbotsford roads
313 Francis opp Harrison
314 Fire Station E, Devotion
315 Lancaster terrace near Mason terrace
316 Cor Williams and Centre
331 Beacon near Short
332
Cor Vernon and Harvard
521 ** Car House cor Cypress and Franklin
641 ** Country Club
712 ** Car House cor Chestnut Hill avenue and Beacon
*22 Signal for no school, 4 rounds. Also, spec- ial box for Town Hall except between the hours of 7.45 and 8.30 a m
** Special boxes
REGULATIONS CONCERNING FIRE . ALARMS
First alarm to be given by striking four rounds on all bells
Second alarm to be given by striking three blows on all bells
Third alarm to be given by striking ten blows on all bells
1 One stroke at 12 M Washington time, and 9 p in every evening
1-1 Two strokes slow for fire out, and all ap- paratus under way will return to quarters
INFORMATION FOR YOU
The key to your nearest fire alarm box, you will find In small box attached to door of fire box
To give an alarm, break glass in front of small box, turn the key you will find there, open the 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 move- ment 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
Before ringlng an alarm be sure that a fire actu- ally exists
Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, as all needless alarnis are an expense to the town, and should be avolded as much as possible
All persons giving fire alarms are requested to re- maln by the box, if possible, to direct the fire- men 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 rung in, all other alarms or signals are given only by the engineers
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 thelr residence 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 common education. The chief recommends to all persons who may see this notice, that they made necessary inquiries to en- able them, in case of need, either to pull an alarm in, or direct others to do so. Time saved in this way may prevent a conflagration
. GEORGE H JOHNSON, Chief of Dept
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
School Committee-Franklin W Hobbs, Chair- man; George I Aldrich, Sec: Michael Driscoll, Mrs Ruth C Paine, Dr Everett M Bowker, William T Sedgwick. Dr Walter Channing, William H Lyon, Mrs Edith C Baker, Thomas B Fitzpatrick, Fred H Robinson, Clerk
Meet second Monday of each month at & p m except July and August
Supt of Schools-George I Aldrich, office room 12, Town Hall; hours 8 to 9 a m every school day, except Wednesday, and 4 to 5 pm on Monday and Wednesday
Asst to Supt of Schools-Mary Adams
HIGH
Gorham avenue, corner Tappan
George P Hitchcock, Head Master; John C Pack- ard, Sub-Master; Edward P Hutchinson, Minot A Bridgham, Maro S Brooks, Arthur W Roberts, Wni 1. Snow, Elmer Case, Joseph A Frizzell, Mary P Frve. Anna M Johnson, Lulu G Adams, Abbie L Paige, Bertha C Marshall, Mary 1 Platt, Llllie C Smith, Alice H Spaulding, Anna R Llden, Clarlbei Moulton, Mabol P Bailey, Teachers; Henry M Cook, janltor
J ELLIOT CABOT Marlon
Mary E Kingsbury, Principal; Mlnnle D Brasor, Grace A Bosworth, Mrs Mary E MeNutt, Flora H Clifford. Teachers: Michael Fahey, janltor
OSTRICH FEATHERS
CURLED CJEANED DYED
LEWANDO S
OLD FEATHERS MADE INTO BOAS 17 Temple Place 284 Boylston Street BOSTON
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Boston
LEADING ARTISTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
AND GENERAL PORTRAITURE. HIGHEST ORDER OF WORK IN PASTELS, SEPIA, INK AND WATER COLORS
21 WEST STREET
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
339
EDWARD DEVOTION GRAMMAR Harvard cor Stedman
Henry W Holmes, Principal; Edith E Wright, Elizabeth M Stebbins, Nellie N Litchfield, Cecile E Harris, Marion M Thomas, Anna M Williams, Teachers; John McGinnis, janitor
EDWARD DEVOTION PRIMARY Harvard near Stedman
Abbie J Prouty, Mary E Raymond, Adella M Boutwell, Florence A Oliver, Betsy Bean, Cornelia Gould, Teachers
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HEATH Reservoir lane
J Sherman Richardson, Principal; Catherine G O'Brien, Margaret C O'Hearn, Fannie W Kingsbury, Jennie A Orendorff, Anna F Gragg, Julie M Jones, Anne L Bangs, E Adella Beebe, Ellen E Barker, Sophie E Butler, Teachers; Charles G Johnson, jantitor
HIGH SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN
Gorham avenue cor Tappan
Annie B Winchester, Louise E Finney, Teachers
LAWRENCE Francis
Elizabeth W Bean, Principal; Sarah E Bruce, Josephine S Taylor, Martha W Bangs, Cora W Reed, C Gertrude Knox, Teachers; Frank H Fland- ers, janitor
WILLIAM H LINCOLN Boylston near Walnut path
George L Farley, Principal; Jennie F Hayden, Mary A Connor, Adela F Rockwood, Lillian H Mac- conville, Theresa G O'Rourke, Patience A Ballen- tine, Dorcas C Higgins, Josephine Courtright Mary A White, Mary Bayfield, Alice M Lilly, Rose E Ryan, Abby F Hearn, Agnes E Walker, Emma L Wiswall. Eva W Cook, Helen Hicks, Teachers; Har- riet B Stodder, Susie H Nason, Kindergarteners; Owen Carey, Richard Kelleher, janitors
LONGWOOD
St Mary's Cor Monmouth
Charlotte L True, Principal; Sarah M Keeler, Katherine Wentworth, Teachers; Michael Fahey, janitor
NEWTON STREET Newton opp Grove Ethel Wood, Teacher; Wm B Webber, janitor
PARSONS
Walter avenue
Minnie P Masse, Principal; Nellie G Maconachie, Christina M Jacobsen, Teachers; Lucy H Maxwell, Helen T O'Reilly, Kindergarteners; John J Nyhen, janitor
PIERCE SCHOOLS School and Prospect
Mary McSkimmon, Principal; Maria E Gardner, Lena B Winter, Adelaide D Walsh, Minnie E Fales, Alice M Nelson, Ada E Chevalier, Jennie M Alden, Emma A George, Bertha V Cobb, Mary E Buckley, Ethel A Tillinghast, Nellie M Goodrich, Margaret E Malone, Maybelle E Knight, Alice R Harper, Abbie F Bosworth, Cordelia R Kingman, Miriam F Bab- bitt, Ellen P Low, Grace W Morrill, Margaret C Houghton, Teachers; Edward Moran, George A Meade, Thomas F Costello, janitors
JOHN D RUNKLE Druce
Ellen S Baker, Principal; Eleanor B Mitchell, Florence Barnard, Marion E Weld, Jessie E Burton, Edna G Potter, Ida B Jamieson, Blanche E Hen- shaw, Florence C Lamson, Grace A Potter, Teach- ers; . nomas Hartigan, janitor
SEWALL Cypress cor Franklin
Hattie F Paul, Principal; Florence C Bliss, De- borah Howland, Grace E Pendleton, Alice H Shaw, Marguerite A Long, Teachers; Richard Kelleher, janitor
ROBERT C WINTHROP Brookline avenue cor Pearl
Annie G Molloy, Principal; Elsie V Robbins, Anna M Taylor, Teachers; Adeline T Joyce, Kinder- garteners; John J Nyhen, janitor
UNASSIGNED TEACHER-Grace Eaton SPECIAL TEACHERS
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Samuel W Cole, Edith H Snow, Music; Annie B Chamberlain, Irene Weir, drawing; Henrietta A Nevers, Catherine F Johnson, Anna M Schwindt, Grace M Carlton, sewing; Mary E Ditson, Mary C Jones, domestic' science; Joseph E Owens, S Anna Woodbury, Caroline A Brooks, manuel training; Hartvig Nissen, Guy S Lowman, Bessie L Barnes, physical training
TRUANT Officer-James G Thompson
TRADE
Roll-a-way
MARK
ROLLING WINDOW SCREENS C. F. PURINTON CO., So. Easton, Mass. SEE PAGE 292
E. S. MORSE 199 Medford Street CHARLESTOWN Telephone 136
COAL and WOOD
340
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
ST MARY'S OF THE ASSUMPTION 19 Homer Sister Clare, Superior; Sisters of Notre Dame Teachers
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Washington near School
Leonard K Storrs, Chairman; Leslie C Wead, Sec; Moses Williams, Treas; Daniel D Addison, James M Codman, Prentiss Cummings, Desmond FitzGerald, T E Francis, William H Lyon, Fred'k 1. Gay, Rufus G F Candage, Edward Stanwood, Leslie C Wead, Trustees: Louis A M Hooper; Libra- rian: Zaidee M Brown, Asst Librarian: Mary A Kinsman, Emma O Marston, Elizabeth U Kinsman, Laila McNeil, Ethel J Heath, Lilla M Morse, Alice M Hobson, Assts; Harriet H Stanley, School Refer- ence Librarian: Mears Orcutt. janitor; Charles H Robie, John Kinnane, asst janitor
The library is open from 9 a mi to 9 pm on every secular day throughout the year except legal holi- days, viz-Washingtons' Birthday, Patriots Day, Memorial Day, Seventeenth of June, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christ- mas; Sundays 2 to 9 p m
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