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Interior Decorators ANDERSON GUSTAVE 10 Suther- land road See page 33 MALMROSE M 271 Harvard
See side lines
Investigations WOOD JAMES R Detective Agency Inc 61 Court Boston See page 601
Jewelers
Danzigir Max 1625 Beacon
Hahn Morris 219 Washington
Millett Guy L 1332 Beacon Morse C W 292 Washington PERKINS & SADLER 60 Harvard See page 8 Whilton Francis J 1352 Beacon
Jewelry Repairing PERKINS & SADLER 60 Harvard See page 8
Jobbing
LANCHESTER ROBERT 24 Har-
vard place See page 36
Junk McGarry Thomas J Jr 267 Pond av Reitman Harry 17 Cameron Wolf Simon 20 Juniper
Justices of the Peace (For full list see end Miscellaneous Department) APPLETON JOHN H 59 Marion and 6 Beacon See page 155 BENNETT HENRY D 85 Water Bos- ton See opp 168
Kalsomining HAND BROS 200 Washington See page 12
HESS HENRY L 123 Boylston Ja- maica Plain See opp page
ROBART E A & SONS 311-317 Wa- shington See side lines
Keys Fitted WILKIE ALEXANDER K 1348 Bea- con See page 16
Key Safety Hooks SAFETY LOCK CO Inc 68 Perkins av Campello Mass See page 20
Kitchen Goods
CARLOW & SULLIVAN 296 Har- vard and 700 Washington See p 54 STEEVES W L 1361 Beacon See page 601
Knit Goods Jersey Cloth Mills 65 Kent
WHITNEY T D COMPANY 39 Temple place See top lines
Kryptok Glasses CALDWELL G B 1300 Beacon Cool- idge Corner See side lines
Laces & Embroideries
WHITNEY T D COMPANY 39
Temple place See top lines Ladies' Specialty Shop Christensen Anna K 1312 Beacon
Ladies' Tailor
ABERDEEN TAILORING CO 153 Sutherland rd See opp page 167
Lamps GRAY & DAVIS Inc (Auto) Boston Mass See opp Starting & Lighting Systems JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON CO (Household) 33 Franklin Bos- ton See over Town Officers
Land Subdivisions LINN EDGAR C REALTY CO 1352 Beacon See page 26
Landscape Architects Olmsted Bros 99 Warren
Launderers
ABERDEEN TAILORING CO 153
Sutherland rd See opp page 167
Laundries
Beaconsfield Laundry 1597 Beacon Eagle Hand Laundry 40 Walnut LEWANDOS 1310 Beacon and 17 Temple place, 284 Boylston, 248 Huntington av Boston See front cover and foot lines MacDonald Alexander J 5 Pearl
Perfection Wet Wash Laundry 74 Kent
Reliable Laundry & Cleansing Shop 121 St Mary's Sunshine Laundry S Flora WINCHESTER LAUNDRY CO Win- chester Mass See page 502
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(CHINESE)
Beacon 1615
Boylston 1176
Cypress 118 134, 141
Harvard 92a, 398a
Linden 4
Pleasant 4
Walnut 36
Washington 290, 651, 704
Lawn Mowers (Sharpeners & Re- pairers) MACKEY J P 242 Washington See
front cover
STEEVES W L 1361 Beacon See page 601
Lawyer (Patent) COLEMAN WATSON E 622-624 F, N WV Washington D C See page 15
Lawyers
Allen Eugene E 11 Linden place and 73 Tremont Boston
APPLETON JOHN H 59 Marion and 6 Beacon Boston See page Atwood Hartley F 1051 Beacon Auerbach Frederic T 19 Abbotsford rd
Bartlett Stephen A 15 Norfolk rd Blatt William M 48 Francis and 43 Tremont Boston Chandler Alfred D 70 State Boston
Claflin Thomas M 172 Dean rd
Clapp Roger 14 Foster
Coffin Charles P 138 Ivy
Crooker Conrad W 195 Winthrop rd Cunningham Frederic Jr 135 Ivy Cusick Walter J 147 Kent and 73 Tremont Boston Daland Tucker 117 Fisher av Darling Herbert H 22 Keiffer and 38 Equitable bldg Boston
Davis Simon 30 Longwood av
Dean Paul D 90 Salisbury rd and 35 Congress Boston Farnham Frank A 65 Crafts rd and 570 South Station Boston Ferdinand Arthur G 143 Washington and 40 Court Boston Hatheway Amos L 259 St Paul Head James M 25 Abbotsford road Hidden Charles P 489 Boylston and 100 Boylston Boston Hight Clarence A 122 Carlton Hill Charles S 38 Webster Hooper Arthur W 20 Chestnut Hubbard Paul M 11 Carlton Lyman Anson M 172 Buckminster rd Lynch James J 37 Brook McDonough Charles A 9 Fairbanks and 18 Tremont Boston
McEttrick Edward A 87 Gorham av
McInnes Edwin G 32 Borland
McMahon John A 11 Flora
Monroe William I 71 Upland road
Newell John L 84 High
Norton Frederick L 147 Winchester
Ogden Hugh W 25 Kennard rd
Parker Philip S 175 Mountfort
Pengra Charles O 10 Sewall av
Perkins Charles F 481 Boylston and 161 Devonshire Boston
Poole William F 188 Mason ter and 45 Milk Boston
Powers Wilbur H 114 Naples rd and 209 Washington Boston Quinlan Harold J 52 High
Richardson Otis W 21 Mason
Roberts George L 62 Upland rd
Roberts Reuben L 62 Upland rd
Rogers Foster 1812 Beacon Rollins Weld A 1731 Beacon Sondheim Arthur A 46 Williams and 821 Tremont bldg Boston
Soren Walter 77 Salisbury rd
Southard Louis C 21 Francis
Sweetzer Frank E Jr lı Cottage n Goddard av
Townsend Edward S 248 Buckminster road
Walker Nathaniel U 115 Buckminster rd and 53 State Boston
Williams Fred H 41 Coolidge and 60 Congress Boston
Young James E 83 Dunster rd
Lawyers' Notices
BROOKLINE TOWNSMAN 87
Washington See foot lines
Leaded Glass SPENCE, BELL & CO 90 Canal Bos- ton See page 32
Leather Goods Burgess Caroline H 93 Perry
Lighting Edison Electric Illuminating Co 1334 Beacon
Lighting & . Starting Systems for Automobiles GRAY & DAVIS Inc Boston Mass See opp Starting & Lighting Systems
Lime & Cement DRISCOLL JAMES & SON CO 94 Washington See map FULLER G & SON 550 Western av Brighton See page 531
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Limousines
COOLIDGE CORNER TAXI 1318
Beacon See top lines
Linens WHITNEY T D COMPANY 39 Tem- ple Boston See top lines
Liquors BENCKS A P CO corner Common- wealth av and Harvard av Allston See opp Wines
Livery Stables McNEILLY S J 554 Heath See page 371
Locks (Safety) SAFETY LOCK CO Inc 68 Perkins av Campello Mass See page 20
Locksmiths CARLOW & SULLIVAN 296 Har- vard and 700 Washington See page 54
Smith C S 3101/2 Washington
STEEVES W L 1361 Beacon See page 601
WILKIE ALEXANDER K 1348 Bea- con See page 16
Lumber BLACKER & SHEPARD CO 409 Al- bany Boston See back bone
FULLER G & SON 550 Western av Brighton See opposite SHEPARD LINDSLEY H 48 Har vard av
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, offices 166 Devon- shire and 1 Sudbury, Haymarket sq Boston See top lines
Machinery Parts Welded AUTO WELDING CO The 823 Com- monwealth av Boston See page 16
Mailing & Addressing BROOKLINE PRINT 87 Washington See page 183 and top lines
Management of Property BEACON REAL ESTATE CO 1673 Beacon See page 27
Manicurists Gauger Anna 703 Washington Lauterbach Louise 1352 Beacon
Mantels Cabinets
BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See back cover
Masons DRISCOLL DENNIS (stone) 21 Kent See page 13
DRISCOLL JAMES & SON CO 94 Washington See map
Hickey Patrick J 6 Kendall pl
Johnson Bros 221 Washington
Moloney James 230 Cypress
Webb E S & Co 100a Washington
Mason's Materials
DRISCOLL JAMES & SON CO 94 Washington See map FULLER G & SON 550 Western av Brighton See opp
Masseurs MacAdam Janet 15 Linden and 1352 Beacon
Marcy Catherine C 1885 Beacon
Mattresses Cleaned & Made Over ADAMS & SWETT CLEANSING CO 213 Washington and 130 Kemble Roxbury See page 14
COLLINS JOHN 4 Brington rd See top edge
LEWANDOS 1310 Beacon 17 Temple place 284 Boylston and 248 Hunt- ington av Boston See front cover and foot lines
Memorial Windows SPENCE, BELL & CO 90 Canal Bos- ton See page 32
Men's Furnishings Goldberg Jacob H 239 Washington Stone Bros 1340 Beacon
Metal Specialties Barrie George N 33 Station
Milk & Cream BRIGHAM C CO 158 Mass av Cam- bridge See page 14
Milkman Dow Frank A, Newton beyond Grove
Milliners & Millinery Goods Bailey Bessie W 31 Kent sq Crocket Ethel M 284 Washington Eloise Millinery Co 1352 Beacon Healey Alice M 1341a Beacon Kennedy Frances 79 Harvard Newhall Carrie E 11 E Milton road O'Day Mary G 43 Boylston Rand Florence E 1310 Beacon Torrey Mary F 4 Cypress
531
Established 1847
Tel. Brighton 220
G. Fuller & Son LUMBER
PINE
OAK & ASH
HARD PINE
SPRUCE
HEMLOCK
MAPLE
WHITEWOOD
CYPRESS
Shingles, Clap Boards, Fence Posts, Floor Boards, Wall Board Roofing Material
MASON'S SUPPLIES
LIME
BRICK
CEMENT SAND
OFFICE AND YARD
550 WESTERN AVE.
BRIGHTON
-MASS.
532
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Mimeographing YOUNG ALISE M 1352 Beacon See page 27
Mineral Waters ALGONQUIN MINERAL SPRING CO 180 State Boston MOUNT ZIRCON SPRING CO 134
Congress Boston Telephone Main 4055 See page 21
Mirrors & Leaded Glass
BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See back cover
Mortgage Brokers BENNETT HENRY D 85 Water Bos- ton See opp page 168
ELDREDGE EDWARD H & CO 16 Station Boston See map
HENDERSON & ROSS 1320 Beacon and 148 State Boston See top lines SAVAGE HENRY W Inc 1331 Bea- con 1229 Commonwealth av All- ston and 129 Tremont Boston See back binding and page 37
SHARP EDWARD & SON Washing- ton sq and 837 Old South bldg Bos- ton See top lines
Mortgages BEACON REAL ESTATE CO 1673 Beacon See page 27
HIGGINS GEORGE K 1318 Beacon See page 26 KOPP JOSEPH A & CO 1650 Bea- con See top lines
McCOY WILLIAM E & COMPANY 1345 Beacon and 451 Old South bldg Boston See top lines WELLS & CO 1436 Commonwealth av Allston See side lines
Mouldings & House Finish BAILEY J W & SONS CO 14 Hay- market sq Boston See foot lines BLACKER & SHEPARD CO 409 Al- bany Boston See back bone BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORA- TION The 90-98 Canal Boston See back cover
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The 98 Taylor Neponset, office 166 Devon- shire and 1 Sudbury, Haymarket sq Boston See top lines
Naphtha Cleansing BEACON TAILORING CO 1333 Bea- con See opp page 166
BOULEVARD TAILORING CO 6 Pleasant See page 28 COLE GEORGE W 30 Station See page 600
LEWANDOS 1310 Beacon and 17 Temple place 284 Boylston 248 Huntington av Boston See front cover and foot lines
MORSE S M 710 Washington See page 22
Nautical Instruments Ritchie E S & Sons 112 Cypress
Newsdealers Beacon News Co The 1374a Beacon Coolidge Corner News Co 262 Harvard PAINE WILLIAM D 256 Washington See page 8
Reservoir News Co 1630 Beacon
Newspapers (See also Printers) BROOKLINE CHRONICLE The 1 Harvard See opposite BROOKLINE TOWNSMAN The 87 Washington See foot lines
Notary Public (For full list see end Miscellaneous Department) APPLETON JOHN H 50 Marion and 6 Beacon Boston See page 155
Novelties Post Penelope 666 Washington
Nurserymen QUINN JAMES (Stephen J Quinn prop) 50 Chestnut See opp 421 Whiting Nursery Co 1318 Beacon
Nurses (*Trained)
Angus Anna J 43 Summit av *Bannon Mary 18 Park Drive ter *Beagin Catherine O 18 Park Drive ter
*Bennett Jessie 1411 Beacon
Blaine Hannah G Mrs 9 Perry
Burt Celia Health Hospital Newton near Grove
*Butler Rose K 1870 Beacon Cannon Margaret rear 66 Perry
*Carroll Anna 31 Harvard
* Carroll Mary 31 Harvard
* Chamberlain Annie C 33 Cypress pl *Chamberlain Clara E 33 Cypress pl Clish Margaret E 22 Homer
*Connolly Sarah H 36 Davis avenue
*Crosby Floris E 160 Aspinwall av
#Day Ellen 47 Vernon Emerson E Kathleen 43 Summit av
*Fiske Lena M 22 Linden pl
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BROOKLINE
Population: 34,000. Tax Valuation: $128,000,000.
No field equals it for advertising anything persons with money and taste should buy -
COVERED WEEKLY BY
Brookline Chronicle
THE CHRONICLE ESTABLISHED 1874
BROOKLINE, MASS., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1917
WEEKLY. 5 CENTS ONE YEAR, $2.00
NO LICENSE FOR E. E. GRAY
SELECTMEN ARE AGAINST CENTER-STREET GARAGE
*** It Was Graceful, But I Didn't Have a Look+In," Says Merchant.
The Board of Selectmen, acting in auavest manner, gave Elmer E. Gray of 195 St. Paul Street leave to withdraw on "hus petition lor a ramoline license for a proposed garage at 16 to 22 Center Street, Coolidge Corner, after a public hearing in the Selectmen's Room in the Town Hall, Monday afternoon. More than sixty property owners, most of them women, were present, prepared to object. The Selectmen, however, rendered their deci- aion without hearing anyone in opposi- tion to the plan and without conferring together alter Mr. Gray had finished presenting has ade of the case. Judge In S. Park Philip S. Parker, chairman of the Board, presided at the hearing, but took no part in the decision, as he stated that he was agent for a near-by property.
TO BE MARRIED THIS AFTERNOON
BLANCHARD NOT TO RUN
SCHOOL BOARD TO LOSE ANOTHER MAN
Charles F. Wend Has Been Persuaded to Be Candidata -
Dr. Benjamin S. Blanchard, who is Just finishing bis first three-year term us a member of the School Board and who had already signified to the Town Clerk his intention of being . candidate lor re-election, announced Wednesday morning that he has decided not to run. Charles F. Weed, president of the Boston Cham- ber of Commerce, will be a candidate for election to the Board. Frederick P. Fish and Henry B. Sawyer are among the men responsible for persuading Mr. Werd to consent to be a candidate
De. Blanchard in announcing his with. drawal from the board wad that he probe ably would beve stuck'to his original intention of being a candidate f election if he had not heard that Mr. Weert was willing to run. Dr. Blanchard sud that he believed his retirement in favor of Mr. Weed would be to tha advantage of the board. Dr. Blanchard mid that be ran there would undoubtedly be several other "candidates, whereas he believed Mr. Weed would be uaopposed. The withdrawal of Dr. Blanchard follows within a week the resignation of Homer Albers. Mr. Albers mill tad two more years to serve, but be had said some time ago that he might be unable to complets his term.
Mr. Gray was encouraged by the Board to present his case in full. He did to. Judge Parker then asked for a show of hands as to how many people present were against the granting of the petition. Every hand went up except Mr. Gray's Judge Parker then announced that the Board had no desire to hear anyone in opposition, as it was unanimously opposed to the granting ol the petition. A storm of feminine applause broke out which caused Judge Parker some trouble to Quell. As Mr. Gray said after the hearing was over: "It was very gracelul, but I didn't have a look-in, did T?", Mr. Gray, how- ever, took the delest of his plan in good part. "I feel all right about it, " be sak ".There really was strong opposition to the plan, much stronger than I had any idea of. As far as't could see the board acted in an impartial manner. It is evidently very hard for Center Street residents to get used to the idea that business is ca- crosching on thet district. I still leel that it is not accommodating to the people who would welcome another garage in that jection not to let one be built there." One of the women was heard to say as she was leaving the room after the hear- ing. "If Mr. Gray thinks a garage improves property, why doesn't he build one on bus own street?"
All Saints Church will be the scene of a large wedding at 1.30 o'clock this alter. noon, when Muss Natalie E. Dorr, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Webster Ryder Dore of 1382 Beacon Street, is to be married to Mr Herbert Carruth Pope ol Ashmont. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. D. D. Addison, rector of the church. A luncheon at the home of the bride's
parents will follow the church service. Mr. and Mrs. Pope are to spend their honeymoon in Cuba. The matron-of- honor at tha wedding is to be Mrs. Robert S. Jowett, and Mr. Arnold W. Pope, a brother of the bridegroom, will be best man. The ushers will include Mr. Robert S. Jowett, Mr. Franklin King, Mr. Francia B. Holmes, and Dr. Frank H. Lahey.
TELEPHONE COMPANY WILL SPEND $20,000
AMATEURS TO GIVE J. K. JEROME PLAY
The Amateurs will present Jerome K. Jerome's "Robina in Search of a Hus- band" in Whitney Hall Thursday and Friday evenings, the 15th and 10c6. In at the the cast will be George E. Maury ... Llewellyn V. Hughes, W. F. Frauer, W. Graydon Stetson, Min Ruth Ruth H. Gaylord.
(Continued en pogs 6.)
Station C In Longe og Heath Street, Chescout HILL
Mim Dorothy P. Wetherald, Mra. Georga Loring Tobey, Jr, and Miss Mary d. Porter.
Four 111/2-inch x 21/4-inch columns to a page Subscription : 6 months, $1; 1 year, $2. Advertising Rates on application
Issued every Saturday - Forms close 9 A. M. Friday ESTABLISHED 1874
BROOKLINE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
No. 1 Harvard St., Brookline, Mass.
CHARLES A. W. SPENCER
President
WALTER C. ENGLISH Treasurer and General Manager
MASS NATALIE E. DORR
BEACON-STREET GIRL WILL BECOME BRIDE OF MR. HERBERT CARRUTH POPE
Dr. Blanchard has declared that there ja bo connection between his decision not to run and the resignation of Mr. Albers. Charles F. Weed, who will he a can. didate for the School Board at the March election, is president of tha Boston Cbeme ber of Commerce as well as an attorney of ability. He lives at 30 Griggs Road and la a town-meeting member from Pre- cinct He was born in Claremont, N. H., October 22, 1874, a son of Charles H. ood Hattis M. Weed. Being grad- uated from Trinity College in 1894 and 1994 and receiving its A.M. in 1896, in 1808 he was graduated from Harvard Law School, end has been practicing in Boston ever since, He was married in Claremont in 1901 to Miss Mary Duncan Walker.
FIRE DEPARTMENT
TO ASK. FOR #27,000
Mr. Gray's arguments in favor of the proposed garage were that another gar age was needed in that section of the town to take care of cars that now had to he put up in Boston and Commonwealth Avenue garages, that Center Screet was rapidly deteriorating as a residential district, and that has garage would be a frit-class
An appropriation of $27,000 for addi- tional motorization of the fire department will be one of the articles in the warrant for the annual town-meeting in March. The new apparatus is wanted for the Devotion Street Station, aod part of tha appropriation le to cover the cost of altering tha station house. If this appro- priation is pamed, every fire station in town will have motor apparatus cartpt n Longwood and Statico F
The New England Telephoos and Tele- graph Company is at present spending about $20.000 for work being done Brookline. This work consists in laying cables, enlarging manholes, and providing additional central office equipment in advance of the demands thet will be enade on the service when the new central office that is to be built this year oo Marion Street is opened. The duribution of ,the expense for work chat is now in proces is: cable, $15,437; manbolen, $1,800; uponcat, $1,916.
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Nurses-con
*Flatley Sarah L 264 Cypress
*Gaffney Marcella 18 Park Drive ter
*Gainley Margaret 160 Aspinwall av *Gallagher Louise M 37 Brook Gifford Caroline 19 Beals
*Gray Sarah L 58 Perry
*Green Elizabeth R C 18 Park Drive ter
*Hennessey Anna 264 Cypress
*Hennessey Nellie 264 Cypress Hill Frank W 5 Davis av
*Irwin Ruby R 160- Aspinwall av. * Jarvis Annie M 166 Walnut
*Johnson Harriet B 1141 Beacon Kelley Margaret F 158 Cypress
*Kenney Elizabeth 8 Harvard sq *King Ethel O 33 Kent King Daisey B 282 Washington
*Kirsh Kathleen 160 Aspinwall av
*Lane Agnes C 17 Kent
*Lynn Caroline 21 Clark rd
*MacAdam Catherine 15 Linden MacDonald Euphemie 83 Harvard
Mackinnon Katherine 87 Brook *MacNeil Sadie G 87 Brook
% McCue Anna B 629 Chestnut Hill av McInerney Ella G 200 Freeman # Moorhouse E A Miss 1 Waverly
* Morse Helen M 160 Aspinwall av *Parker Mary C 18 Park Drive ter *Stevens Louise A 24 University rd Stevens Margaret 175 Washington Underwood Frances 6 Park Drive ter *Walsh Anna 1411 Beacon
* Warren Ella 30 Bowker
*West Annolie 1411 Beacon
Oils BOSTON OIL & GASOLINE CO 24
Piedmont B See opp title back map KING AUTO SUPPLY CO 207 Wash- ington See side lines
MACOMBER H S & CO 150 Milk Boston See page 16
McCracken Hugh W 22 Prospect
Optician
CALDWELL G B 1300 Beacon Cool- lidge Corner See side lines
Optometrists CALDWELL G B 1300 Beacon Cool- idge Corner See side lines
Oriental Rugs & Carpets ODABASHIAN M 1607 Beacon See side lines
PARTOGHIAN A 285 Harvard See foot lines
Packers (Piano, Furniture & Crock- ery)
COOK J W & SON CO 21/2 Park sq Boston See opp 213
Painters
(HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL) ANDERSON GUSTAVE 10 Suther-
land road See page 33
Clemens Joseph 188 Washington
Cornell Alfred H 362 Washingto
Forsyth Neil 1318 Beacon
Glaser Abraham 96 Harvard
HAND BROS 200 Washington page 12
See
HESSE HENRY L 123 Boylston Ja- maica Plain See opposite
Hodgson J- T- & Son 83a Washington
HUNT DANIEL 42 Washington See back cover
Kickham L Frank 364 Boylston
LOFGREN & QUEANDER 97 Boyl- ston See page 13 MALMROSE M 288 Harvard See side lines
Montgomery William J 257 Boyl- ston
Morrison William D 15 Holden Olson Alexander T 65 Kent
PAZOLT WILLIAM R 65-67 Boylston See page 16
Richey W W 37 Webster
ROBART E A & SONS 311-317 Wash- ington See side lines
SUNDELL WILLIAM (house) 84 Harvard See back cover
Swanson P W 2 Walter av
Taylor John F 12 Glenland rd
Thompson Thomas F 287 Washington Wahlstrom Emil T 33 Aspinwall av Young Jesse E 34 Station Paints, Oils, Glass & Varnishes
CARLOW & SULLIVAN 296 Har- vard and 700 Washington See page 54
HAND BROS 200 Washington See page 12
KING AUTO SUPPLY CO 207 Wash- ington See side lines
MACKEY J P 242 Washington See front cover
MALMROSE M 288 Harvard See side lines
ROBART E A & SONS 311-317. Wash- ington See side lines
SUNDELL WILLIAM 84 Harvard See back cover
Paper Hangers
ANDERSON GUSTAVE 10 Suther- land rd See page 33
HESSE HENRY L 123 Boylston Ja- maica Plain See opposite
LOFGREN & QUEANDER 97 Boyl- ston See page 13
How to Economize
1. Have your painting, paper hanging, kalsomining, or any kind of work in this line done by an Expert.
2. Pay conveniently after carefully ex- amining the work done, and only about half the amount regularly charged.
3. Have the work guaranteed to be the best. (Papering a small room $1.00. A fair sized ceiling washed and kalsomined $1.50) The above statements granted by
HENRY L. HESSE
Painter, Decorator and Paper Hanger
123 Boylston Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Phone Jamaica 21414
Br( MICKEY
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MALMROSE M 288 Harvard See side lines
ROBART E A & SONS 311-317 Wash-
ington See side lines SUNDELL WILLIAM 84 Harvard See back cover Wilmarth D E 1475 Beacon
Paper Hangings GREGORY & BROWN CO 6 Hamil-
ton place Boston See side lines
Patent Lawyer COLEMAN WATSON E 624 F, N W Washington D C See page 15
Patent Solicitor COLEMAN WATSON E 624 F, N W Washington D C See page 15
Patents COLEMAN WATSON E 624 F, N W Washington D C See page 15
Paving Materials BARTLETT CO 35 Wendell Boston See page 35
Photographers Astrom Carl G 129 Washington BROOKLINE ART UNION 1330 and 1352 Beacon See page 183
Brown Alfred 1306 Beacon
CHICKERING E STUDIO Inc photo- graphers 21 West, Boston See page 536-537
HALL NELLIE J 1330 and 1352 Bea- con See page 183 Sands William A 27 Harvard
Photographs JONSSON CARL R 1345 Beacon See page 15
Physicians Adams Z B 43 Cottage Farm rd Bail J W 1677 Beacon Baldwin H T 96 Middlesex rd
Blake G 76 Marshall
Blakely David N 53 Monmouth
Blanchard Benjamin S 432 Washing- ton
Bosworth Freeman 166 Lancaster ter Bottero Giannetto 92 Marion
Boutwell Horace K 39 St Paul
Bowditch Harold 60 Harvard av and 520 Commonwealth av Boston Bowker E M 322 Harvard Brainerd John B 419 Boylston and 57 Monmoutlı Buffold John H 25 Windsor rd
Bulfinch George G 526 Harvard Burden E D 1684 Beacon
Campbell Mary (osteo) 1318 Beacon Carroll Thomas F 1888 Beacon Casselberry Clarence M 1891 Beacon Caswell Walter W 17 Winchester Cate George R 106 Sewall av
Channing Walter 686 Chestnut Hill av and 701 Boylston
Clapp Herbert C 67 Winchester Connelly John E 1 Williams
Coolidge Algernon Heath Hill
Cooper Almon 67 Marion
Crowley Ambrose 158 Harvard
Cushing Arthur A 108 Marion
Cushing Harvey W 305 Walnut
Cutts Harry M 105 Aspinwall av
Dana H W 121 Centre
Defriez William P (homeo) 537 Wash- ington
Denny Francis P 111 High
Emerson Francis P 1501 Beacon
Fairbanks Arthur W 50 Harris and 591 Beacon Boston
Fallon Joseplı F 1 Kendall
Farr Edwin L 92 Thorndike
Floyd Cleaveland 1398 Beacon
Francis Charles S 26 Davis av
Francis George Hills 295 Walnut
Goode George W (osteo) 133 Winches-
ter
Grahamı Douglas 177 Aspinwall av
Harvey Clifford D 5 Babcock
Hastings Robert W 45 Kilsyth rd
Hayes F L 12 Verndale
Howard Arthur 56 Dwight Hurwitz A J 397 Harvard
Inglis Harry J 58 Dwight
Jack Edwin E 65 Upland rd
Johnson Mary W L Mrs 45 Walcott road
Jones Everett 1658 Beacon
Jones Frederick E 48 Corey rd
Jones John C 56 Hawes
Judd David 10 Pleasant
Kaan George W 162 Aspinwall av
Kennealy J H 117 Harvard and 1570 Tremont Boston
Kickham Charles J 31 and 340 Har- vard
King Helen (osteo) 516 Harvard
Kittredge Joseph 69 Cypress
Litchfield William H 1378 Beacon
Lyle Eveline 5 Winchester
MacDonald Freeman W 1463 Beacon
Mackie W C 54 Coolidge
Mann M E Mrs 5 Park and 419 Boyl- ston Boston
MacMillan J A 1801 Beacon
MeLaughlin Henry V 210 Winthrop rd McMahon Francis J 370 Washington Moore J H 1339 Beacon
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