Brookline directory 1916, Part 43

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Publication date: 1916
Publisher: W.A. Greenough & co.
Number of Pages: 564


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Saw Filing


MACKEY J P 242 Washington See front cover


Saw Mills STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Scissors Ground


MACKEY J P 242 Washington See front cover


Screens (Window & Door) American Screen Co The 302 Wash- ington


MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See foot lines and page 42


Sewing Machines WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA- CHINE CO 363 Boylston Boston See page 7


Sewing Machine Supplies WILLCOX & GIBBS SEWING MA- CHINE CO 363 Boylston Boston See page 7


Sheathing Paper


BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover


Shelves, Mantelettes & Mantels


BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover


Shingle Stains


BARRETT CO 35 Wendell Boston See back cover


Shingles


FULLER G & SON 550 Western ave Brighton See page 503 STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Shippers, Packers & Forwarders ROWLEY CHARLES J 245 Long- wood av Boston See opp 150


Shoe Dealers


Ludwig Isaac 97 Washington 'McAvoy Edward 167 Washington Peters Hans A 1 Harvard sq Simons Sam 1350 Beacon


Shoe Repairers


Arnone Antonio 2 Cypress Barone Joseph 82 Harvard


Boehner Saul 716 Washington Ciampoli Antonio 3 Kendall Ciampoli James 40 Washington Dardano Spinelli 123 St Marys Ellisen N J 1607 Beacon Fitzsimmons T B 1639 Beacon Frawley William 2 White place Gottlieb A 103 Boylston


Jannelle Louis 295 Washington Levy S 92 Harvard


Murphy William 120 Cypress Murphy William L 398 Harvard O'NEILL T H & SON 100 Washing- ton See page 8 Pelligrino B 263 Boylston Stacho George 2 Pleasant Zoll Samuel 21/2 Linden


Sign Painters


OLSON A T 65 Kent See page 621 PAZOLT WILLIAM R 65-67 Boyl- ston See page 19


Silver Ripple Glass SPENCE, BELL & CO 90 Canal Bos- ton See page 20


Skates Sharpened


MACKEY J P 242 Washington See front cover


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Slate


BARRETT CO 35 Wendell Boston


See back cover


Sporting Goods MACKEY J P 242 Washington See front cover


Spring Water


ALGONQUIN MINERAL SPRING CO 180 State Boston MOUNT ZIRCON SPRING CO 134 Congress Boston Telephone Main 4055 See page 626


PUREOXIA CO The 110 Norway Bos- ton


Springs for Automobiles Made, Re- paired and Set ARCAND GEORGE 20 Cambria Bos- ton See page 618


Stables Allen William J 36 Aspinwall av


Bell Henry C 75 Francis


Bradbury J 56 Winchester


Chestnut Hill Club Stables 554 Heath COREY HILL STABLES 136 West- bourne ter See front cover


Davis Andrew J 72 Harvard


Fegan James J 501 Heath Goodspeed C M 316 Washington Hill E H & Co 12-14 Boylston pl O'Day John S 19 Boylston


Potter W Gordon r 62 Aspinwall av Quinlan's Stable 76 Washington


Stained & Cut Glass SPENCE, BELL & CO 90 Canal Bos- ton See page 20


Stair Work


BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover


STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Stationers Ayer Anna C 1338 Beacon BERRY ANDREW C 12 West, Bos- ton See page 627 PAINE W D 256 Washington See page 14


Steam & Hot Water Heating GEORGE F G & CO 3 Harvard sq See top lines


Steamer Trunks CUMMINGS JOSIAH & SON 657-


659 Atlantic av Boston See page 4


WINSHIP WILLIAM H 16 Tremont


Boston See page 629 Stenography YOUNG ALISE M 1352 Beacon See page 627


Storage


BROOKLINE STORAGE WARE- HOUSE 7 Station See page 24 HAMBLEN A W & CO 180 State Boston See page 12 Storage Batteries


AMERICAN STORAGE BATTERY CO Albro Cambridge See page 623


Storage Vaults


BOULEVARD TRUST CO of Brook- line 1319 Beacon See bottom edge Store Fitting


CAHILL EDWARD A & CO 120 Cy- press See back cover


Storm Doors & Windows MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See foot lines and page 18


Stoves, Furnaces & Ranges FELTON-TURNER HEATING CO


34 Warren Roxbury See page 4 Kenrick Bros 214-216 Washington


Stoves & Furnace Repairing


GOUDEY W H RUSSELL 33 Har- vard See top lines


Suites To Let JOHNSTON GEORGE W 1299 and 1930 Beacon See top lines


Supervising Engineers DONAGHEY P J Inc 142 Berkeley B See page 619


Tailors


Aselovitz Abraham 13 High Axelson M 402 Harvard


BEACON TAILORING CO 1333 Bea- con See opp 151 Bergstein Marks 38 Walnut Blum William 1318 Beacon Bornstein Harry 1605 Beacon Boulevard Tailoring Co 6 Pleasant BURGEN H 6 Pleasant See page 10 Chofnas Abraham 96 Harvard Clark William B 188 Washington Connell Jeremiah F 396 Washington Coolidge Tailoring Co 1351a Beacon Dawson Patrick B 232 Cypress Emold David 90 Harvard Flatley Dominick 194a Washington Goldie James L 1352 Beacon Goldman V & Son 1009 Beacon


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Tailors-con


Goldstein S 109 Boylston


Greenberg Louis L 43 Harvard, 1232a Beacon and 1174 Boylston Greenberg Max 250 Harvard


Johnstone Archibald M 1348 Beacon Kane R L 1631 Beacon


Kaplan S 308 Washington


Kofman Bernard 25 Morss av


Litman Myer 701 Washington MORSE SAMUEL M (ladies) 710 Washington See page 10 Palman Morris 84-86 Boylston Prior Joseph 528 Heath


Salis Morris 289 Washington


Selib Soloman 359 Boylston


Selya Julius P 77 Harvard


Slovensky Harry 141 Cypress Summer Israel 1274 Boylston


Tupper I 1951 Beacon Turley T J & Son 237 Washington


VIENNA TAILORING CO 43 Har-


vard and 1232 Beacon See page 10 White Louis 290 Harvard


White Emanuel 1376 Beacon Talking Machines Brookline Talking Machine Shop 1336 Beacon


Tanks & Vats


STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Tar (Coal)


BARRETT CO 35 Wendell Boston See back cover


Taxi Service


COOLIDGE CORNER TAXI 1318


Beacon See top lines


Teachers (CHINA PAINTING) Stephens Marita L 17 Littell rd (DANCING) Corlew Elizabeth A 1651 Beacon


Cormerais Elizabeth 1396 Beacon


Forristall Florence 666 Washington (ELOCUTION) Rooney Mary F 675 Washington (GOLF)


McPhail Edward 17 Whitney (LANGUAGES) Hedwig John (German) 107 Harvard Fisher Edward T 142 Davis av Motschmann Helen 58 Perry Vogel Emily T (German) 165 Davis av


(MUSIC) *PIANO Achard Clara C Mme 44 Fuller Allen Lucy C 163 Walnut Arnold F H 44 Fuller Behr Carl 172 Mason ter Bennett B Hilda 546 Heath


*Brodie Eleanor M 10 Sewall av Caler Evelyn 1330 Beacon Cochrane Catherine A 14 Morss av Corbett Sarah K (violin) 1553 Bea-


con


Cox Persis A 150 Walnut Cram Margaret H 17 Park Vale Crocker S L (violin) 336 Washington Dalton Edith B (vocal) 1100 Beacon Davison Frances W 41 Cypress de Andria Alcide T M 152 Harvard Diggles Grace L 185 Davis av Dizer Mildred L 55 Vernon Donohoe Annie 1 Roberts Forristall Florence 666 Washington Gleason Alice 64 Cypress Hadcock Mabel 47 Marion Hook Alice E 4 Marion ter


Hooper Eleanor 34 Hawthorne rd


Keyes Helen A 62 Centre Kimball Clara L 116 Winthrop rd Kleiner Ulrick 33 Elm Lally Michael J 8 Harvard sq *Littlefield Misses 1463 Beacon Lothrop Clide A 134 Davis av


McCue Catherine E 42 Ackers av


Morse Constance 157 Walnut * Morse Myrtle T Mrs 83 Harvard Motschmann Helen 58 Perry Nyhen Jessie M 58 Brook *Porter L H Mrs 465 Washington Sargent Sullivan A (vocal) 342 Tap- pan


Sherrill Carrie E 83 Longwood av Smyth Mary J 241 Boylston * Tracy Agnes Walker 233 Harvard


Wendelstein Amy 363 Boylston Werner Barbara (violin) 352 Tapan Wilson Helen Hopekirk Mrs 169 Wal- nut


PRIVATE SCHOOLS


Pierce School Miss 31 Hedge rd Rutherford Jessie A 3 Regent circle


(RIDING) BROOKLINE RIDING SCHOOL 2 Walnut See page 9 Burns Margaret 1262 Boylston CHESTNUT HILL RIDING ACAD- EMY 554 Heath See page 348 WOODLAND PARK RIDING SCHOOL 283 Auburn Auburndale See page 622


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Teamsters


DRISCOLL DENNIS 21 Kent page 16


See


DRISCOLL JAMES & SON CO 94 Washington See map


Duggan Thomas 128 Boylston


McGrail Michael, Reservoir rd Telephone & Telegraph Companies New England Tel & Tel Co 39 Aspin- wall av Western Union Telegraph Co 1308 Beacon


Timber


STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The


98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625 Tin & Sheet Iron Workers FELTON-TURNER HEATING CO 34 Warren Roxbury See page 4


Tires


Harvard Tire & Vulcanizing Co 240 Harvard


HOOD TIRE CO Watertown See page 620


MACOMBER H S & CO 150 Milk B See page 22


Touring Cars COOLIDGE CORNER TAXI CO 1318 Beacon See top lines


Transfer Company


ARMSTRONG TRANSFER EX


PRESS CO 1296 Beacon and 271 Albany Boston See page 626


Trunks & Bags (Dealers & Repair- ers) CUMMINGS JOSIAH & SON 657- 659 Atlantic av Boston See page 4 MAWHINNEY HENRY 20 Harvard See back cover


WINSHIP WILLIAM H 16 Tremont Boston See page 629


Trust Companies


BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO 100 Franklin Boston See back cover BOULEVARD TRUST CO of Brook- line 1319 Beacon See bottom edge BROOKLINE TRUST CO 1 Harvard branch 1341 Beacon See page 2 MARKET TRUST CO 309 Washing- ton Brighton See front cover


Typewriting


YOUNG ALISE M 1352 Beacon See page 627


Undertakers BARTHELMES JOHN C 64 Har- vard See page 23


Bell Robert 297 Washington BRYANT PARKER CO Inc 1337 Beacon See page 624


BRYANT'S JOHN SONS 15 Austin Charlestown See page 15


EASTMAN A L CO 838 Beacon Bos- ton See page 15


HATCH HENRY S 1372 Beacon See opp page 271


JONES LEWIS & SON 50 LaGrange Boston See page 15


Lacy John H 18 Harvard


McManus W H 85 Washington


O'Day James J 769 Boylston O'Day Thomas F 45 Boylston


WATERMAN JOSEPH S & SONS Inc 2326 Washington Boston See page 132


Upholsterers ANDERSON FRANS O 283 Harvard See page 629


Aroff & Duthie 11 Boylston


COLE GEORGE W 30 Station See


page 628


COLLINS JOHN 4 Brington rd See page 623


Forster Bros 166 Washington


GREGORY & BROWN CO 6 Hamil-


ton place Boston See page 12 Johnson Carl J 1635 Beacon


Knaf C 14 Cameron


Schmeltz C B 39 Webster


STEVENS L C & CO 1626 Beacon See top lines


Stewart & Moser 5 Washington


Thompson Nelson C 262 Washington COLLINS JOHN 4 Brington rd See page 623


ZIRKEL W H 708 Main Cambridge See page 14


Vacuum Cleaning ADAMS & SWETT CLEANSING CO


283 Harvard and 130 Kemble Rox- bury and 649 Mass av Cambridge See page 16


Variety Stores ..


Allingham Alice 5 Kendall Der Hovhannesian Bros 75 Harvard Flatley Ellen H 264 Cypress


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Variety Stores- con Jewell E W 1627 Beacon Levien A A 153 Washington Lyman Harry H 289 Washington MeNamara John, Clyde opp Country Club


Smith Emily J 91 Boylston Women's Exchange 1351 Beacon Woolworth F W Co 13-15 Harvard- Young Elizabeth 32 Boylston


Venetian Blinds (Grill Work) BAILEY J W & SONS CO 14 Hay- market sq Boston See foot lines


Ventilators CHESLEY & HUGHES 55 White pl See page 8


MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See page 18 and foot lines


Veterinarians


Downs Timothy C 227 Pond av Humphreville J F 83 Washington Marshall James foot Boylston pl Ryan Edward T 83 Washington


Vulcanizing CARR GEORGE E 35 Dundee Bos- ton


Walks & Driveways ARMINGTON HERVEY F Inc 80


Warren Brighton See page 5


Wall Board


BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The (plastergon and ceil) 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Wall Papers ANDERSON GUSTAVE r 358 Chest- nut Hill av See page 21


GREGORY & BROWN CO 6 Hamil- ton pl Boston See page 12 LOFGREN & QUEANDER 97 Boyl- ston See page 18


HAND BROS 200 Washington See foot lines


Water


MOUNT ZIRCON SPRING CO 134 Congress Boston Telephone Main 4055 See page 626


Waterproof Paper


BARRETT CO 35 Wendell Boston See back cover


Weather Strips MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See foot lines and page 18


Wedding Boquets WAX BROTHERS 143 Tremont B See page 495


Welding AUTO WELDING CO The 823 Com- monwealth av B See page 42


Wheelwrights PAZOLT WILLIAM R 65-67 Boyl- ston See page 19 QUINLAN M W High cor. Boylston See page 628


Whitening & Tinting ANDERSON GUSTAVE r 358 Chest- nut Hill av See page 21


Window Shades MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See foot lines and page 18


Window & Door Screens MERRILL P W CO 128 Washington (north) Boston See foot lines and page 18


Windows, Doors, Frames & Blinds BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover


STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Wines BENCKS A P CO cor Commonwealth and Harvard avenues Allston See foot lines and opp


Wood Mantels BAILEY J W & SONS CO 14 Hay- market sq Boston See foot lines BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See front cover


GET YOUR WINES and


LIQUORS AT A. P. BENCKS CO. 1227 COMMONWEALTH AVE.


COR. HARVARD AVE.,


-


ALLSTON


IMPORTERS & GROCERS < Four Deliveries Daily to Brookline.


Established 1875


GET YOUR WINES and


LIQUORS AT A. P. BENCKS CO. 1227 COMMONWEALTH AVE.


COR. HARVARD AVE., ALLSTON


IMPORTERS & GROCERS


Established 1875


Four Deliveries Daily to Brookline


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Wood Preservatives BARRETT CO 35 Wendell Boston See back cover


Wood Turners STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 625


Wood & Coal


BATCHELDER COAL CO 10 Post Office sq Boston See top lines BAY STATE FUEL CO 157 Main Cambridge See back cover


BRIGHTON COAL CO 345 Washing- ton Brighton See front cover Brookline Industrial Wood Yard 44 Pearl


COUSENS J E COAL CO main of- fice and wharf 791 Commonwealth avenue Boston; branch offices 1632 and 1331 Beacon, Coolidge Corner 213 Washington, Washington sq, Brookline Village, 92 Harvard av and 1229 Commonwealth avenue Allston See top lines


MASSACHUSETTS WHARF COAL CO 93 Milk Boston See back cover METROPOLITAN COAL CO 110 Washington cor Morss av and 20 Exchange pl Boston See foot lines


WHITNEY HALL 1330 Beacon St. - Coolidge Cor. - Brookline


TWO BALLROOMS


Large and attractively arranged ante rooms Finely appointed stage with scenery


To Let At Moderate Prices


For Theatricals, Dances, Weddings, Receptions, Etc.


For reservations apply to Superintendent Telephones Brookline 3157-W and 2521-W


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Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co. Importers, Wholsalers 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 these lines 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. In our hotel and club department will be seen ware adapted to that branch of trade, also for Public institutions. Estimates supplied. Inspection invited.


JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL


China and Glass Decorated with Letter, Crest or Monogram to order for Clubs, Families and Yachts 33 FRANKLIN ST. [Ten Floors] Nearly Opposite Tunnel Entrance BOSTON


BROOKLINE TOWN OFFICERS 1916


Elected Officers for the Municipal Year


Town Clerk-Edward W Baker


Selectmen and Board of Health-Philip S Parker, chairman; Walter J Cusick, Payson Dana, William Craig, Ernest B Dane


Overseers of the Poor-Philip S Parker, chairman; Mrs Martha W Edgerly, Sarah B Train, Anna A Rooney, Walter J Cusick, Payson Dana, William Craig, Ernest B Dane


Treasurer and Collector-George H Worthley


Assessors-Charles H Stearns, chairman; Charles A Bowditch, John T Comerford


Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery-Charles H Stearns, chairman; Charles S Sargent, Ernest B Dane, Desmond FitzGerald, Leonard K Storrs, Henry H Richardson


Water Board-Nathaniel U Walker, chairman; Timothy J Burke, Dr George H Francis


Park Commissioners-Albert L Lincoln, Desmond Fitz- Gerald, Charles S Sargent


Committee for Planting Trees-Ernest B Dane, chair- man; D Blakley Hoar, Emma G Cummings


Auditors-Sturgis C Jarvis, George M J Bates, George W Delano


ยท Fence Viewers-Arthur G Wood, Edward H Wiggin


Constables-Richard L Shedd, John E Griffin, Frank M Fay, Charles L Hapgood, Michael J Fahey


Field Drivers-Arthur G Wood, Myron D Fisher Board of Selectmen-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Agnes


G Killion ,stenographer; Margaret O'Hearn, stenographer Pound Keeper-Myron D Fisher


Board of Health-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Francis P Denny, agent bacteriologist and director of labor-


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atory; Willard E Ward, agent for inspection of milk and provisions; Charles W Delano, inspector of animals; J. Albert C Nyhen, asst bacteriologist; Michael Duffley,


sanitary agent and inspector of plumbing; Thomas J Riley, sanitary inspector; Horace K Boutwell, M D, dis- pensary physician; Ella J Jarvis, tuberculosis nurse; Stephen E Burke, tenement house inspector


Overseers of the Poor-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Lorenzo D Perkins, warden of Almshouse; Mary D Per- kins, matron of Almshouse


Park Commissioners-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Ed- ward P Sheehan, supt


Water Commissioners-Z R Forbes, clerk and water registrar; Fayette F Forbes, supt of water works


Town Engineers-Henry A Varney, Frederick A Lea- vitt, 1st asst; Chester J Wallace, 2nd asst; Miriam A Niver, stenographer


Town Accountant-Albert P Briggs; Gertrude W Lyn- don, clerk


Superintendent of Streets and Sewers-Michael Dris- coll; Fred B Richardson ,asst; Thomas F Cook, asst


Superintendent of Wires and Lights and Gas Inspec- tion-Eugene N Davis


Assessors-D Warren Creelman, chief clerk; Herbert N Bates, Martin Hamilton, clerks


Planning Board-Frederick L Olmsted, chairman; Amos L Hathaway, J Randolph Coolidge Jr, Michael J O'Hearn, Walter H Kilham, Edward A McEttrick, sec


Registrars of Voters-Jesse S Wiley, chairman; Harold Williams Jr, Joseph W Cook, Edward W Baker, town clerk, sec ex officio


Public Library-Louisa M Hooper, librarian


Forestry Department-Daniel G Lacy, supt; Helen M Rick, clerk


. . Building Commissioner-Ernest Lyon, Thomas J Moran, clerk


Examiners of Gas Fitters-Walter J Cusick, Ernest Lyon, Alfred G Sanborn


Walnut Hills Cemetery-Edward W Baker, clerk; My- ron D Fisher, supt


Moth Inspector-Ernest B Dane


Measurer of Wood and Bark-Willard E Ward


Inspector of Petroleum-Willard E Ward


Sealer of Weights and Measures-Willard E Ward; Robert A Smiley, William Coughlin, deputy sealers


Keeper of the Lock-Up-Alonzo W Corey


Forest Warden-George H Johnson


Weigher of Hay-William F Foley


Janitor of Town Hall-Thomas W Sparks


Gymnasium and Baths Committee-George S Baldwin, chairman; William F Foley, Payson Dana


Playground Commission-George S Baldwin, William H


McManus, Albert L Lincoln, Payson Dana, Arthur A Cushing


MUNICIPAL COURT


Prospect corner Washington


Justice-Charles F Perkins


Associate Justices-Philip S Parker, Henry Ware


Clerk-Daniel A Rollins


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Probation Officer-Harold C Haskell


Court Officer-Richard L Shedd


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Chief of Police-Alonzo W Corey


Lieutenants-B Frank Bartlett, Joseph J O'Connell, George E Stitt


Sergeants-Edward J Mealey, James Gleason, Patrick J Brogan, John T Connor


Detective Sergeant-H Allen Rutherford


Patrolmen-George W Piper, Michael E O'Day, Emery E Allen, Fred C Gordon, John J Sullivan, Patrick A Kel- leher, Charles C Watterson, James J Phillips, Stephen D Halloran, Wilbur F Merritt, James J Powers, John John- son, John Carmody, Michael C Lynch, William Dugan, James McDonald, Thomas J Craig, Michael F Manley, Joseph J Carroll, James Comerford, James P Meade, Mich- ael F Fleming, Edward Moloney, John A Minahan, Henry M Fogerty, William Dalzell, Charles B M Knowles, Robert J Evans, Frederick C Munsil, Henry F Pinner, James H Tolman, Peter F Kelleher, Melvin H Wharton, Matthew Moreland, Alexander B Johnston, Michael J Cunniff, David Minnis, Thomas J Hill, Edward C D Munsil, James A Lacey, Patrick J Rutledge, William Harris, James J Dono- van, Walter J Johnson, Allen Wilson, Joseph J O'Con- nell Jr, Thomas P Carroll, Patrick Ryan, Charles Adams, Daniel J Lynch, Thomas E F Killion, William P Mc- Cracken, Alexander Minnis, Herbert F Lynn, William F Murley, James D Casey, Thaddeus D O'Hearn, James H Connelly, Harry R Stanfield, John J Kelley, Dell W Tur- ner, Richard H Moloney, James A Ward, John T McCarty, Walter L Newcomb, Patrick J Norris, James A Meehan, Edward McMurray, George T Driscoll


FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters 340 Washington


Willard W Estabrook, fire commissioner; George H Johnson, chief engineer; William J Stitt, deputy chief engineer (140 Washington)


STATION A Hose No 1 140 Washington


T J Burke, senior man; M. J Dasey, Michael Mahon, T J Mahon, hosemen; John T O'Neil, driver; one call man


Chemical No 1 140 Washington P J McCarty, senior man ; J J O'Neil, hoseman; Peter McCarthy, driver; one call man


Combination A 140 Washington


Frank T Pons, lieut ; M J Nolan, H C Hamilton, Joseph Stranahan, R P Keady, D A O'Connor, hosemen


STATION B Combination B 342 Washington


Joseph W Kelley, lieut; Peter A Mealey, Edward J Forbes, Robert J Stanfield, Thomas F Ford, William T Boyce, James H Foley, hosemen; one call man


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Ladder No 2 340 Washington Francis J Hayes, capt; John B McDonald, lieut; Wil- liam H Burke, John M. Mealey, Thomas W Taylor, W R Longmore, J George McDonald, John Donovan, laddermen STATION C Combination No 3 Monmouth, Longwood J W Manley, lieut ; M J Fahey, driver; Patrick J Ryan, M A Rourke, S J Tuttle, hoseman; one call man STATION D Combination C Reservoir rd next Boylston


F W Brackett, capt; T J Dacey, chauffeur; James G Brutcher, J M Fay, W H O'Connor, J L Love, hoseman; two call men


STATION E Combination No 1 Devotion S R Allen, lieut ; James Kentley, driver; Michael J Kel- ley, Patrick A Mahoney, Edward McGrath, William Nor- ris and William Gould, hosemen


STATION F Combination No 2 Heath cor Oak Daniel G McNamara, capt; John H Hickey, driver; John J McCarthy, John J O'Sullivan, George P Love, hosemen STATION G Engine No 2 665 Washington


Thomas F Kelley, engineer Combination G 665 Washington


Michael F Keegan, lieut; John Lunney, William G Fitz- gerald, George H McIntosh, J H Hogan, T E McElroy, hosemen; Thomas J Grennan, driver


Ladder No 1 665 Washington


William Unkles, capt; Robert J Minness and C P Love, drivers; George H Dunn, Daniel J McCarthy, Francis J Mealey, Thomas J Daxon, laddermen


FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH (See page 41)


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, followed by one or more rounds of box number


Third alarm to be given by striking five blows on all bells followed by box number


Calls for the assistance from Boston by striking ten blows, followed by box number on all bells


The recall signal is to be given by striking two blows on all bells, except when a second box has been given be- fore the recall signal of the first box has been sounded, then the recall will be two blows followed by the box num- ber


After first alarm has been given and before the recall


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is sounded, should an alarm be given from an adjacent box to the first box, the department will consider the sec- ond box the same as a second alarm and all companies who would respond to a second alarm from the first box will respond to the second box


In case a third alarm has been given, and before the recall signal is sounded, an alarm should be rung from another box, all unemployed companies will respond, also engine company from Boston which would respond in case a call for assistance had been rung from that box


1 One stroke at 12 M, Washington time and 9 p m every evening


WILLARD W ESTABROOK, Fire Commissioner


PUBLIC SCHOOLS


School Committee-Walter Humphrey, chairman; George I Aldrich, sec; Dr Arthur A Cushing, Dr Benjamin S Blanchard, Walter Humphreys, terms expire 1917; Mrs Edith C Baker, John A Curtin, George L Perin, terms ex- pire 1918; August G Williams, Michael Driscoll, Homer Albers, terms expire 1919; meet second Monday of each month at 8 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 p m on Monday and Wednesday Tel 524


Clerks-Leon L Allen, Mary Adams


Attendance Officer-James G Thompson


HIGH


Gorham av corner Tappan


Winfred C Akers, head master; John C Packard, sub master; Edward P Hutchinson, Minot A Bridgham, Maro S Brooks, Arthur W Roberts, William L Snow, Elmer Case, Alexander Miller, William J Chisholm, Kelsey C Atticks, Lula G Adams, Bertha C Marshall, Lillie C Smith, Alice H Spaulding, Anna R Liden, Mabel P Bailey, Elizabeth DeKalb Pease, Maud Young, Celina H Lewis, Dorothy Walda, Marion Churchill, Emma L Berry, Jane W Perkins, Helena E Hartshorn and Dorothy Day, Louise Gambrill, Marjorie L Henry, Mary W Sawyer, teachers; Ursel D Harris, librarian; Henry M Cook, Thomas P Ma- her, janitors


SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL ARTS


Tappan


Chauncey W Waldron, director; Dorothy Taft, Helen F Warren, Mary C Jones, Emdon F Van Amburgh, teachers J ELLIOT CABOT Marion


Lucie A Metcalf, principal; Grace A Bosworth, Helen L Lysle, teachers; Mrs Mary E McNutt, kindergartener; John F Mahan, janitor


EDWARD DEVOTION Harvard cor Stedman


Charles H Taylor, principal; Edith E Wright, Elizabeth M Stebbins, Maria L Haskell, Cecile E Harris, Marian M Thomas, Edna G Towle, Josephine Day, Dora Trefethen, Annie A Smith, Maud Doolittle, Jessie A Christie, Mabel R Coombs, Ethel Fair, Marian M Thomas, Lillian C Mini- ter, Ethel M Hayden, Nan J Grindle, Gladys F Abbott,




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