USA > Massachusetts > Norfolk County > Brookline > Brookline directory 1924 > Part 49
Note: The text from this book was generated using artificial intelligence so there may be some errors. The full pages can be found on Archive.org (link on the Part 1 page).
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5 | Part 6 | Part 7 | Part 8 | Part 9 | Part 10 | Part 11 | Part 12 | Part 13 | Part 14 | Part 15 | Part 16 | Part 17 | Part 18 | Part 19 | Part 20 | Part 21 | Part 22 | Part 23 | Part 24 | Part 25 | Part 26 | Part 27 | Part 28 | Part 29 | Part 30 | Part 31 | Part 32 | Part 33 | Part 34 | Part 35 | Part 36 | Part 37 | Part 38 | Part 39 | Part 40 | Part 41 | Part 42 | Part 43 | Part 44 | Part 45 | Part 46 | Part 47 | Part 48 | Part 49 | Part 50 | Part 51 | Part 52 | Part 53 | Part 54 | Part 55 | Part 56 | Part 57 | Part 58 | Part 59 | Part 60
Swenson Anna M res 64 Spooner rd
Swenson Bertha M res 64 Spooner rd
Swenson Chester Mons clk res 64 Spooner rd
Swenson Emma B res 64 Spooner rd
Swenson Jennie A E h 64 Spooner rd
Swett Charles C (Grace M) sales mgr h 49 Win- chester
Swett Louis janitor Plerce sch h 17 Perry
Swett Lucia G h 71 Upland rd
Swett Mary C h 71 Upland rd
Swift Ada F sten res 61 Pleasant
Swift Alice sten res 1067 Beacon
Swift Angus V A construction h 112 Winthrop rd
Swift Charles H jr (Josephine A) lumber h 94 Perry Swift Dorothy C typist res 61 Pleasant
Swift Edward H (Gladys B) sales h 65 Westbourne ter Swift Elizabeth B rem to Winthrop
Swift Hattie B Mrs died Jan 7 1923
Swift John B jr (Anna G) phys B h 5 Circuit rd
Swigger Wm R (Lols L) chauf h 136 Woodland rd Swindell R G tel wkr 23 Marion h at Everett
Swindler Harold F sales 890 Comlth av res at Som
Sylvester Adaline L dled Feb 12 1923
Sylvester Clarence R mgr 930 Comlth av h at B
Sylvester Dana S (Fanny C) rem to Newton Centre Sylvester Emlly E h 1905 Beacon
Sylvester Herbert R (Marion) clk B h 41 Winthrop rd
Sylvester Maria W h 1905 Beacon
Sylvester Ruthetta M h 1905 Beacon
Symonds Lucy H died Jan 1 1923 Symonds see Slmonds and Simons Taber Granville J (Hattie) sales h 685 Hammond
TABITHA INN Fairhaven Mass See opp
Tabor Helen nurse 80 Glen rd res 80 Cumberland av Tabor Helen S asst supt 80 Glen rd res do
Tabrisky David (Tabrisky & Sons) 500 Harvard h at Rox
Tabrisky Morris (Tabrisky & Sons) 500 Harvard b at Rox
Tabrisky Rebecca bkpr 500 Harvard res at Rox Tabrisky Reuben (Tabrisky & Sons) 500 Harvard b at Rox
56 Miles from Boston-34 Miles from Newport-235 Miles from New York
TABITHA INN
Open All the Year 'Round
C. J. BEUCHOTTE, Proprietor. FAIRHAVEN, MASSACHUSETTS
T ABITHA INN, built by Mr. Henry H. Rogers of Standard Oil fame, is a most attractive house. It is handsomely furnished, and has all the very latest improvements. The house is small (about sixty rooms), giving it a tone of home life, well suited to people of refined taste. The table is well supplied and daintily served, and the proprietor's successful experience in the past enables him to suit the most fastidious. Fairhaven, across the bridge from New Bedford, Mass., is 56 miles from Boston, thirty-four miles from Newport and 235 miles from New York. It is a most convenient stopping-place for all autoists who are touring Cape Cod. The finest automobile roads in New England are in this section. It is an hour and a half from Boston, via the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R.
RATES (American Plan) Per day, $6; with private bath, $7 per day and upwards. Per week, Single Rooms, $35; Double Rooms, 2 persons, $65 and upwards.
The Town of
FAIRHAVEN Massachusetts
F AIRHAVEN is one of those few towns which has all the conveniences of the city, without the attendant hustle, bustle and commercialism of the larger communities. The discriminating person who seeks rest and comfort among congenial surroundings will find it here. Fairhaven enjoys the advantage of a cool breeze even during the hottest day as the prevailing wind is from the southwest which sweeps across Buzzards Bay, and when Boston is sweltering the temperature of Fairhaven is about 10 degrees lower with air stirring. Its situation on the east bank of the Acushnet river near the head of Buzzards Bay, and the possession of one of the finest harbors along the coast, entitles it to the name which it bears. Many of its townspeople are identified with the big interests in the city of New Bedford, situated on the west bank of the river, and own fine homes which add. charm to its natural environments. One . of the chief characteristics of the place is the fine public spirit and civic pride that makes it an ideal spot. The plans evolved for the development of the town have been made possible through the interest which the late Henry H. Rogers took in his birthplace.
MAGNIFICENT ROADWAYS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
No town of five thousand inhabitants enjoys such fine roadways, and so many magnificent public buildings as those in Fairhaven. The excellent modern streets and highways have been extended year after year. The handsome public buildings are grouped near the centre of the town. The Unitarian Memorial Church, erected in memory of the mother of Mr. Rogers, is the most imposing of these edifices, with its connecting parish house and parsonage with beautiful and spacious lawns, is considered one of the finest groups of church buildings in New England. The elaborate interior fittings are even more superb than the exterior. Another architectural gem is the Millicent Library, a gift to the town in memory of a daughter of Mr. Rogers. It has as complete a collection of books as many large city libraries. Opposite from the library is the Town Hall building, a splendid specimen of civic architecture. Erected as a memorial to Mrs. Abbie P. Rogers, the wife of Mr. Rogers. Other beautiful structures built by Mr. Rogers in the town are the Masonic building, the Rogers school, Tabitha Inn, and the High School. This school is a remarkable one in many ways; first, in its appointments, which surpass anything of the kind to be found in few if any cities in the world. Its location, at the Fairhaven approach to the bridge, is magnificent, a fitting in- troduction to the visitor entering Fairhaven. The interior equipment is fully in keeping with the exterior appearance.
A COMMUNITY OF FINE HOMES
Fairhaven has broad, well-aligned streets, shaded by fine old trees, which are bordered by handsome residences, usually set among spacious and well-kept lawns. The thickly settled portion of the village is compact, so that one travels but a short distance before arriving amid rural scenes.
SPORTS AT THE STADIUM
The High School Stadium, another gift of Mr. Rogers, is the scene of many interesting games, track meets, pageants, fetes, etc., as the townspeople enjoy all the privileges.
Golfers can find enjoyment at the Reservation Course in Mattapoisett, one of the oldest in the country and most attractive and well kept.
BOATING, BATHING AND FISHING
Fairhaven has everything to offer in the way of boating, bathing and fishing. The upper reaches of the river are as quiet a sheet of water as on an inland lake. The lower harbor and Buzzards Bay offers an opportunity for use of larger craft, speed boats for cruising along the coast or across the bay into Vineyard Sound, the great waterway of a continent. Both salt and fresh water fishing are very good and convenient. Ten minutes walk from the centre is the bathing beach, the popular resort of both Fairhaven and New Bedford, conducted under the direction of the Union Street Railway. The water is of medium temperature, and the sloping nature of the shore ensures safety for the bather. Here is a fine group of bath-houses with bathing pier and Clambake pavilions where they and the grounds about them are kept in perfect order.
STEAMER EXCURSIONS
Fron New Bedford there are many steamer excursions to many points. On the beautiful islands of Marthas Vineyard and Nantucket are many places of interest. Gay Head, famous for its revolving light, and citizens who are the last of the race of Indians that once inhabited the island, also for specimens of the potter's art made from the bright-colored clay from the cliffs of Gay Head. Other interest- ing points on Marthas Vineyard island are the north shore, famed for its mag- nificent water views; Oak Bluffs, a summer city of cottages; and Edgartown, a quaint old town at the southerly end of the island. Farther at sea is the island of Nantucket, a village, town, and county all in itself. This is a curious and inter- esting island, whose genial and sturdy people live the same sort of lives their forefathers lived two hundred years ago. Once famed as a whaling port, now one of the most important fishing ports in the east, fine homes there built by the fortunate captains of old are now owned by wealthy summer residents. The actors' colony at Siasconsett, a quaint group and it is a picturesque spot. Two of the best golf courses in the country are on Nantucket Island.
TROLLEY TRIPS
There are innumerable places of interest within easy reach of Fairhaven by the trolley cars. The New Bedford & Onset line, which passes through the town, traverses Mattapoisett and Marion, both of which boasts of many fine summer estates, then through the old town of Wareham, to Onset, which has a somewhat flaring fame as the home of every sort of religion extant. The car line has its eastern terminus at Buzzards Bay about 25 miles away. All along the car line there are interesting bits of rural and shore scenery.
CLAMBAKES ON HISTORIC GROUND
Fairhaven has gained a just renown in the old-fashioned clambake. No summer is complete in the New England summer resort without a succulent clambake. Clams cooked in seaweed heated on hot stones, together with all the seasonable vegetables, is a delicacy. They serve the bakes in the pavilions near the Fort Phoenix reservation, one of the most picturesque spots in the east, and
every foot of which is historic ground. The narrow cart path which runs down to the fort is known as Garrison lane, for it was here that the "Red Coats" were met by Fairhaven's brave defenders. The old laneway is bordered by stunted cedar trees, through whose sparse branches the winds of a hundred years have blown. The straggling stone walls that skirt the side of the roadway are monu- ments to the patience of the early settlers.
THE GATEWAY TO CAPE COD
The motorist will delight in the wonderful roads and shore scenes in this section. The Provincetown trip is 90 miles and every mile of modern highway within view of either the ocean, Buzzards Bay, Cape Cod Canal or Vineyard Sound. The Plymouth loop is another popular auto route for motorists. Also the Woods Hole, Hyannis and Canal trip.
SPOTS TO CHARM THE VISITOR
Fairhaven has many other attractive spots to charm the visitor. In the cen- tre of the town a wonderful transformation scene occurred a few years ago. What was once a muddy-bottomed pond has been filled in with hundreds of thousands of cubic feet of earth, brought from a mile away. Over two years were occupied in this work alone, and since then the park was set out with trees and shrubbery, until it is now a beautiful spot. The old wharves along the river front' which were the scenes of activity during the whaling days are now alive with the building and repairing of pleasure craft.
FORT PHOENIX AND VICINITY
The fort proper is buttressed by immense ledges of granite. In places these ledges rise almost perpendicularly from the shore and from the top one can get a fine view of the lower harbor, and on clear days even the distant heights of the Elizabeth islands and Marthas Vineyard are discernible. The great triangular- shaped beacon here surmounted by a black ball, serves as one of the ranges by which pilots follow the channel of the harbor. Following the shore east from the fort one gets a good idea of the nature of the coast of this section where numer- ous substantial summer cottages dot the shore line. Fort Phoenix shore has been a favorite spot for those interested in gathering specimens of sea mosses.
SCONTICUT NECK
Sconticut Neck, a strip of land narrowing as it runs southerly into Buzzards Bay, is within easy driving distance of the village. It is an interesting section of the town for the visitor. Here are some of the first houses erected in this part of New England. Still standing is the chimney of the old John West house, one of the few homes spared at the time the British troops marched down the Neck in 1778. The owner of the house was a Tory. Most of the Neck shore property has been taken up for summer homes. Down on the tip of the Neck is an attractive summer colony. One can here get a fine view of the bay, and at night the great revolving red and white light at Gay Head is seen quite plainly. Jutting out from the mainland are a series of great ledges. Off these ledges and all along in this vicinity are some of the finest fishing grounds in New England.
KING AUTO SUPPLY CO. Accessories and Supplies-Parts for Fords-Tires-Vulvanizing 'Garden Implements-Locksmiths and Tool Grinders 207 Washington Street Telephone-Regent 0401
BROOKLINE DIRECTORY, 1924 257
Tabrisky & Sons (David Morris and Reuben) gro 500 Harvard
Tackaverry Frank res 43 Centre
Taff Agnes res 58 Manchester rd
Taff Imelda res 58 Manchester rd
Taff Marie res 58 Manchester rd
Taff Wm W (Agnes E) h 58 Manchester rd
Taft Dorothy tchr B H S res at Westboro
Taft Elizabeth K J rem to New York City
Taft Mary E wid Stephen 8 h 9 Griggs ter
Taft Wm clk res 12 Park
Taft Wm K (Jessie W) starter B E Ry Cypress st sta h 203 High
Tager Hyman (Goldie) dry goods h 112 Columbia Tager Louise L res 112 Columbia
Taggard Henry (Mary) broker h 42 Garrison rd Taggard Henry P clk res 42 Garrison rd
Taggard Mary maid res 265 Harvard
Taggart Charles D (Grace R) student h 104 Franklin
Taggart James (Mary S) sales B h 14 Edwin
Taggert George W (Martha K) autos h 202 Raw- son rd
Taggert Helen M clk res 202 Rawson rd
Taglino Aniello A (Annie) variety 1266 Boylston h 3 Tully
Taglino Daniel J mgr 1266 Boylston res do Taillandier Eugene C real est res 1 Winchester
Taintor Addison R (Bessie R) sales B h 73 Verndale Tait James C baker 1007 Beacon h at Revere
Taitel Samuel (Pauline) tailor 24 Walnut h at B Talbot Charles R (Nellie E) treas B h 270 Buck- minster rd
Talbot Fritz B (Beatrice) phys B h 100 Cottage Farm rd
Talbot George N pres B h 131 Sewall av
Talbot Katherine res 14 Stearns rd
Talbot Mabel A clk 1324 Beacon res at Chsn
Talbot Max L (Kate M) clo B h 25 John
Talbot Robert A (Elizabeth L) clo B h 34 Garrison rd Talbot Thomas P (Mabel F) clothier h 14 Stearns rd TALMANSON JULIUS (Fannie) (Brookline Hard- ware Co) 204 Wash h 202 do
Talowsky George (May) furn 1396a Beacon h 1356 do Tammelin Frank A (Agnes) eng h 24 Walter av Tampico The apts 81 Ivy
Tamworth The apts 1386 Beacon
Tannen Daniel (Libbie) oil h 175 Clark rd
Tannenholz Anne H wid Harry L h 49 St Mary's
Tannenholz Harry L died March 5 1922
Tannenholz Ruth sec res 49 St Mary's
Tannenholz Seymour L sales res 49 St Mary's Tanner Kathleen maid 111 Ivy
Tanzey Ann asst mgr 784 Comlth av h at B
Tappan Bethiah res 33 Waverly
Tappan Ernest (Mary S) h 29 Edge Hill rd
Tappan Grocery Co (Gaspar B Gasparian) 1705 Beacon Tapper Charles A h 1822 Beacon
Tapper Wm H (Leonora) ins b 175 Harvard Tarbell L Louis (Mattie A) fore h 48 Francis Tarbell Mary H wid Evarts res 75 Stearns rd Tarlin Morris (Rose) impr h 64 Parkman Tarlin Victor H (Goldie B) h 24 Claflin rd Tarpin James clk res 25 Davis av Tarplin Jacob (Hannah) real est h 78 Thorndike Tarpy Michael J (Catherine M) police h 105 Franklin Tarrant David J watchmn 20 Webster pl r 10 Tabor pl Tarrant Harry J farmer res 10 Tabor pl
Tarrant John (Bridget) lab h 10 Tabor pl
Tate C Gordon h 1731 Beacon
Tate Florence P student res 5 Regent cir
Tate Francis M student 5 Regent cir
Tate James C (Mabel) sales mgr 870 Comlth av h 5 Regent cir Tate see Tait
Tattan Jasper (Alice E) janitor h 40 Webster
Taussig Felix jr molasses B res 3 Powell
Taussig Frances wid Felix h 3 Powell
Taussig John G student res 3 Powell
Tay Wm M (Mary W) dry gds h 11 Linden pl Taylor Ann M wid Washington I h 294 Walnut Taylor Anna M h 29 Elm
Taylor Arnet contr h 32 Claflin rd
Taylor Bessie R manicurist res 50 Kenwood
Taylor Cecil B (Margaret) treas B h 162 Babcock Taylor Cecil B jr student res 162 Babcock
Taylor Charles H (Ethel T) prin Edward Devotion sch h 164 Winthrop rd
Taylor Elizabeth R wid John G res 46 Kenwood Taylor Ethel T Mrs tchr Edward Devotion sch h 164 Winthrop rd
Taylor Emily M priv sec res 12 Glenland rd Taylor Florence S wid James R h 299 Tappan Taylor Frances M student res 46 Kenwood
Taylor Frank T (Nellie) dentist B h 34 Manchester rd Taylor Frederick B student res 167 Salisbury rd
Taylor Grantley W (Mary L) phys h 32 Claflin rd Taylor G Herbert (Freida A) whol fruit B h 40 Green Taylor Harold J (Sadie G) lawyer h 299 Tappan
Taylor Harold S res 11 Wellman
Taylor Harry W (Grace S) sales mgr B h 90 Naples
rd
Taylor Henry L (Gladys S) rem to St Petersburg Fla
Taylor Henry M (Jennie E) real est h 163 Tappan
Taylor Herbert (Marion L) wool h 71 St Mary's
Taylor Inez M bkpr res 29 Thorndike
Taylor Irving sales 1396a Beacon h at Dor
Taylor Isabella Mrs h 176 Winthrop rd
Taylor Isabelle clk res 229 High
Taylor Jennie C res 5 Auburn cts
Taylor John F (Delia F) pntr 12 Glenland rd h do
Taylor John L res 40 Green
Taylor John R editor h 29 Thorndike
Taylor Josephine S Mrs tchr Lawrence sch h at Dor
Taylor Lucien E (Jennie C) cataloguer h 5 Auburn cts Taylor Malcolm (Louisa R) clergymn h 167 Salis- bury rd
Taylor Margaret res 294 Walnut
Taylor Margaret Mrs died Jan 9 1923
Taylor Marle E Mrs res 60 Parkman
Taylor Mary res 294 Walnut
Taylor Melvin (Lucy B) sales h 188 Mason ter
Taylor Mildred L res 71 St Marys
Taylor Moseley (Emily P) journalist h 225 South
Taylor Pauline E clk res 29 Thorndike
Taylor Philip M res 229 Tappan
Taylor Richard P sales rem to . J P
Taylor Robert W pntr res 12 Glenland rd
Taylor Ruth E student res 12 Glenland rd
Taylor Ruth M rem to J P
Taylor Samuel H (Lena) meat ctr 284 Harvard h 31 Station
Taylor Simeon (Lisetta) sales B h 1479 Beacon
Taylor Stephen G res 29 Elm
Taylor Theodore student res 167 Salisbury rd
Taylor Theodore B (Grace S) lieut U S A h 40 Bab- cock
Taylor Theodore B jr res 40 Babcock
Taylor Thomas L clk res 92 Toxteth
Taylor Thomas W (Mary) Ladder 2 h 57 Pond av
Taylor Thomas W teller res 12 Glenland rd
METROPOLITAN COAL CO.
General Office: · 20 Exchange Place, Boston
Brookline Office: 110 Washington St., Brookline Village YARD: 385 Chestnut Hill Ave. Tel. Regent 1720
W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S
258
Taylor Wm A baker 137 Wash h at Rox
Taylor Wm H (Anna C) hosiery h 70 Coolidge Taylor Wm H sales mgr 900 Comlth av h at Arlington Taylor Wmn W tel wkr 23 Marion h at Revere Tchakurits John G shoe rpr 244 Harvard h at B
Tebeau Wm H acct h 200 Freeman
Teel Benjamin F (Teel's Band & Orchestra) h 24 Griggs ter
Teel's Band & Orchestra Benjamin F Teel 24 Griggs ter
Tehan Alice F tchr res 1618 Beacon
Tehan Margaret E Mrs tchr h 1618 Beacon
Teichman Elizabeth H clk 890 Comlth av res at W Rox Teichman Emil masseur res 370 Harvard
Telfer Mary G wid Wm h 29 University rd
Telles Charles B (Maud S) express res 200 Kent Temby Henry B (Agnes T) h 29 Park
Temple Clarkson W (Marion E) fore 75 Wash h 15 Davis av
Ten Broeck Stanton J jr sales 246 Harvard res 42 Alton pl
Tenney Charles J clk 1298 Beacon h at Rox
Tenney Mary T tchr res 58 Greenough
Tenzler Wm E com trav 876 Comlth av h at Wollaston
Terhune Edward A (Gladys L) eng 25 Harvard av Terhune Edward A jr shoes 81 Harvard res 25 do Terrio Neil W L clk 1324 Beacon h at Camb Terzis Wm (Mary) fruit h 640 Wash
Tetlow Elizabeth wid John h 21 Cumberland av
Tewkesbury Charles A sec res 4 Cypress ter (E) Texier Louise Mrs hairdrsr 1352 Beacon rm 10 h at B
Thacher Elizabeth W matron 62 Cypress h do Thacher Joseph L (Edith M) broker B h 55 Thatcher Thatcher apts The 55-73 Thatcher Thatcher Betty sten res 21 Dwight Thatcher Catherine res 21 Dwight
Thatcher Emily F. sten res 257 Warren Thatcher John G student res 257 Warren Thatcher Margaret A clk res 257 Warren Thatcher Thomas W (Josephine) h 21 Dwight Thatcher Wm (Delia) supt 257 Warren h do Thaxter Charlotte Mrs h 16 Winchester Thaxter Joseph (Marion) h 73 Winthrop rd Thayer Alice F wid George W h 66 Parkman Thayer Charlotte E Mrs h 128 Clinton rd
Thayer Edward K (Susan M) h 119 Park Thayer Ella S wid George h 336 Tappan Thayer Fannie M wid Elmer A h 9 Park vale Thayer Frank B (Frances B) cotton B h 1056 Beacon Thayer Hanut student res 1060 Beacon
Thayer Helen M asst at Pub Lib res 9 Park vale
Thayer Henry V (Josephine H) underwriter h 1240 Beacon
Thayer Jennie res 16 Gorham av
Thayer Mildred D Mrs tchr h 208 Winthrop rd
Thayer Nellie Mrs h 1247 Beacon
Thayer Phillip H h 131 Freeman Thayer Priscilla res 1247 Beacon
Thayer Rhoda died Apr 5 1923
Thayer Robert F student res 30 Stearns rd
Thayer Wilbur J (Lillian L) sales h 174 Harvard
Thayer Wm E sales 890 Comlth av res at Abington Thayer Wm H (Lucy R) steam heating B h 30 Stearns rd
Theall D T mech 894 Comlth av res at Weston Theise Simon (Jeanette) furn B h 60 Naples rd Theodorus John elect 1642 Beacon res 805 Wash Theophiles James J gro 1625 Beacon h at E B Theophiles. Speros (Georgia) confr 1655 Beacon h 669 Wash
Theorin Emily C wid Gustaf res 26 Jamaica rd Thibodeau Augustin pntr res 10 Smyth
Thibodeau Edward (Nancy) hlpr h 10 Smyth Thibodeau Edwin J agt 894 Comlth av res at Clifton- dale
Thibodeau Marthe res 10 Smyth
Thibodeau Wm A (Anna O) lawyer B h 1694 Beacon
Thielscher Ernest H (L Josephine) supt h 43
Thorndike
Thielscher Mildred I sten res 43 Thorndike Thiffault Wm J (Zoa) chauf h 48 Walter ay Thing Annie E wid Samuel B h 40 Babcock Thomas Alice C Mrs res 17 Chesham rd Thomas Anna A wid Josiah A h 227 Babcock Thomas Anna E h 217 Babcock
THOMAS ARTHUR E (Ella A) Mgr Beacon Electric
Co 374 Harvard Tel Aspinwall 2240 h 370 do Thomas Burton L auto tours res 142 Davis av Thomas Charles F W (Elsie H) clk 331 Harvard h 104 Westbourne ter Thomas Christine Mrs cook 163 Tappan res do THOMAS CLEMENT G Treasurer Thomas' |Fish Market Inc 1343 Beacon h 60 Parkman
Thomas David S (Gwendolyn M) buyer h 183 Babcock Thomas Ebion F clk 1343 Beacon res 60 Parkman Thomas Emeline wid Patrick res 17 Thayer pl
THOMAS' FISH MARKET INC 1343 Beacon Tels Aspinwall 1300 See right top lines
Thomas Franklin A (Eleanor) masseur h 10 Davis av Thomas Genevieve M student res 195 Davis av
Thomas Georgia L Mrs h 1501 Beacon
Thomas Grant clk 890 Comlth av
Thomas Harold- W autr rpr rear 229 Boylston h at Malden
Thomas Harriett Mrs res 1213 Beacon
Thomas James H piano tuner res 16 Davis av
Thomas Jessie nurse res 79 Buckminster rd
Thomas Lydia C wid Reuen h 23 Auburn
Thomas Marian M tchr Edward Devotion sch res 20 Øtedman
Thomas Marie E wid Felix h 60 Parkman
Thomas Mary E Mrs res 69 Babcock
Thomas Merton R bldr res 219 Harvard
Thomas Michael auto rpr 834 Comlth av h at Dor
Thomas Michael M (Mary F) tool mkr h 267a Cypress
Thomas Paul F student res 40 Green
Thomas Regina nurse res 60 Parkman Thompson Agnes wid Andrew h 227 Wash
Thompson Albert M (Lizzie M) hostler h 31 School
Thompson Albert M jr student res 31 School
Thompson Alice E librarian res 26 Hamilton rd
Thompson Allen B student res 26 Hamilton rd
Thompson Alvah M (Christina N) pres beef h 1688 Beacon
Thompson Andrew P (Ruth E) chauf h 70 Chestnut Thompson Archibald (Myrtle) chauf h 1210 Boylston Thompson Arthur W student res 26 Hamilton rd
Thompson Cameron S h 9 Corey rd
Thompson Catherine C wid Albert T h 217 Harvard Thompson Christina A Mrs died Nov 28 1922
Thompson Clara A wid Edmond F res 16 Warwick rd Thompson Claramond vocalist res 219 Harvard Thompson Dorothy asst public library res 1359 Beacon Thompson Earle A student res 31 School Thompson Edmund E plmbr 31 Harvard h at Newton Thompson Edwin E driver h 1210 Boylston Thompson Elizabeth C sec h 219 Harvard Thompson Emma res 24 University rd
Thompson Emma wid Wm R res 20 Elm
Thompson Ernest A (Florence) lawyer h 58 Marshal Thompson Eugene janitor 870 Comlth av h at Camb
When you say
HENDERSON & ROSS
1320 BEACON STREET
You think REAL ESTATE BROOKLINE
BROOKLINE DIRECTORY, 1924
259
Thompson Eveline W wid Andrew J res 33 Summit ar Thompson Foster stockman 10 Harvard sq h 15 Linden Thompson Frank C (Heien B) acct h 26 Hamilton rd
Thompson Frank D driver 10 Harvard h at Allston Thompson Frank O (Mary A C) coal h 25 Columbia
Thompson Frederick J died Apr 21 1923
Thompson George P (Mary F) counter man 1335 Beacon h 156 Harvard
Thompson George W (Christina) carp 55 White pl h 13 Perry
Thompson George W mech 894 Comlth av res at Camb Thompson Heien T Mrs h 771 Boylston
Thompson Honora student res 771 Boylston
Thompson Howard L h 27 Elm
Thompson Isabella seam res 13 Perry
Thompson James E student res 25 Harvard av
Thompson James G (Emma J) sch attendance officer Town Hall rm 12 h 25 Harvard av
Thompson James I (Annie) janitor res 1038 Beacon
Thompson John G (Isabelie) police h 15 Perry
Thompson John H (Rosamond) eng h 175 Rawson rd
Thompson Joseph A lab res 158 Cypress
Thompson Lydia Mrs res 376 Wash
Thompson Margaret A tchr res 771 Boylston
Thompson Margaret N wid Thomas T died Sept 14 1922
Thompson Marietta F wid John F sec h 24 Univer- sity rd
Thompson Mark (Catherine) fore h 609 Hammond
Thompson Marshall P (Clara C) lawyer h 207 As- pinwall av
Thompson Mary C res 43 Druce
Thompson Mary E tchr res 771 Boylston
Thompson Mary J tel opr 39 Aspinwall av res at Rox
Thompson Maurice deK (Lillian) prof M I T h 12 Fairmount
Thompson Michael J chauf rear 360 Heath res do
Thompson Nelson C uphol 262 Wash h 17 Davis av Thompson Neviile sales 1441 Beacon h at Auburndale Thompson Percy E reprmn 39 Aspinwall av h at B
Thompson Peter H (Katherine M) phys 43 Babcock h do
Thompson Ralph E (Emily) supt B h 428 Warren Thompson Robert H (Louise C) sales mgr h 14 Marion ter
Need help finding more records? Try our genealogical records directory which has more than 1 million sources to help you more easily locate the available records.