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DOWNES LUMBER CO 470 Harrison av Boston Tel Beach 6400 See back bone
; FULLER G & SON LUMBER CO 550 Western av Brighton Tels Brighton 5083-5085 See left top lines
Wall Board-Upson STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Neponset Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Wall Papers GREGORY & BROWN CO 6 Hamilton Place Boston Tel Congress 0526 See back cover RICHEY W W & CO 1431 Beacon See page 415 ROBART E A & SONS INC 18 Harvard See page 424
Warehouses BERRY & TIBBETTS 6 Howard Roxbury and 222 Massachusetts av Boston Tels Roxbury 0045 and Back Bay 0868 See page 5
BROOKLINE STORAGE WAREHOUSE 7 Station Tel Regent 1291 See page 422
Watches HODGSON KENNARD & CO INC 25 State Boston See right top lines
Watch Repairing HODGSON KENNARD & CO INC 25 State Boston See right top lines
Watchmakers & Jewelers
Blumberg Levi 94 Harvard Milligan Win N 1333 Beacon
Water Tanks STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Neponset Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Weather Strips MERRILL P W CO 61 Bennington Beachymont page 427
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GARDEN CITY LAUNDRY
75 ADAMS STREET, NEWTON TELS. NEWTON NORTH 0317 - 0318 Deliveries in NEWTON, BROOKLINE, ALLSTON, BRIGHTON, BACK BAY
BROOKLINE DIRECTORY, 1925 303
Welding Back Bay Welding Co (patented process) 10 Brook- line av
Wet Wash HINDS HAND LAUNDRY CO INC 50-60 Washing- ton See left top lines
Williams Oil-O-Matic Heating GOUDEY W H RUSSELL 31 Harvard Tel Regent 0692 See right top lines
Window Frames
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Neponset Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Window Screens
MERRILL P W CO 61 Bennington Beachmont See page 427
Window Shades
Hirschant Henry B 248 Harvard
MERRILL P W CO 61 Bennington Beachmont See page 427
Windows
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Nepon- set Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Windows-Casement
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Nepon- set Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Windows Doors Frames & Blinds BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORATION THE 465 Med- ford Charlestown District Boston Tel Charlestown 2100 See front cover
Windows-French STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Nepon- set Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Windows-Storm
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Nepon- set Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston See page 4
Wire Cloth (Mfrs) Harvard Wire Cloth Co 47 Pearl
Wiring-Electric
BROOKLINE VILLAGE ELECTRIC SHOP 16 Boylston See left top lines
Wood Mantels BROCKWAY-SMITH CORPORATION THE 465 Med- ford Charlestown District Boston Tel Charlestown 2100 See front cover
Wood For Fireplaces HEALY JOHN 630 Hammond Tel Regent 8386 See page 407
Wood Stave Pipe
STEARNS A T LUMBER CO THE 98 Taylor Nepon- set Salesrooms 77 Summer and 1 Sudbury Boston . See page 4
Wood & Coal
BATCHELDER BROS INC 834 Massachusetts av Bos- ton Tel Roxbury 10300 See page 405
BRIGHTON COAL CO 31la Washington Brighton Tel Brighton 0034 See page 405
BURTON-FURBER COAL CO 50 Congress Boston Tel Congress 4562 See left top lines
CITY FUEL CO 165 Congress Boston See left top lines
MASSACHUSETTS WHARF COAL CO 30 Kilby Bos- ton Tel Main 4750 See right top lines
METROPOLITAN COAL CO 110 Washington Brook- line Village Tel Regent 1720 Yard 399 Chestnut Hill av Tel Regent 4973 and 20 Exchange pl Boston Tel Congress 4600 See left top lines
STETSON COAL CO THE 496 East First South Bos- ton Tels South Boston 0383-0113 See right top lines
H ERE is what Peter Cooper, who died worth many millions, said of a local newspaper and Directory: "In all towns where a newspaper and Directory are published, every man should advertise in them, if nothing more than a card stating his name and the business he is in. It not only pays the advertiser, but it lets the people at a distance know the town in which you reside is a prosperous community of business men. As the seed is sown so the seed recom- penses. Never pull down your sign while you expect to do business."-Exchange.
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ESTABLISHED 1862
W. A. Greenough Co.
Directory and Map Publishers
Directory Service Specialists
We Publish Directories of the Following Cities and Towns :
Biddeford-Saco, Me.
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Boston Building Trade Directory
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Bridgewaters
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Brockton
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Watertown
Brookline
Winchester
Cambridge
Newcastle
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WILL FRANK DAVIS, President
GEORGE FRANKLIN HUNTRESS, Treasurer
IRVING C. JENNINGS, Asst. Treasurer.
4 and 6 Alden Court .
Boston, Mass.
At the Sign of the Green "O" Telephone Haymarket 1668
BROOKLINE TOWN GOVERNMENT 1925
Copyright, 1925, W. A. Greenough Co., Boston, Mass.
Town Hall 329 Washington
ELECTED OFFICERS FOR THE MUNICIPAL YEAR
Election March 4 1925
Assessors-Charles H Stearns, chairmn; Charles A Bowditch, John T Comerford
Auditors-David B Church, Wm J Love, Fergus J Hickey
Board of Public Welfare-Charles F Rowley, chair- mn; Theodore G Bremer, G Loring Briggs, Walter J Cusick, Martha W Edgerly, Daniel A Rollins, Anna A Rooney, Sarah B Train
Committee for Planting Trees-Ernest B Dane, chairmn; Henry B Cabot, Emma G Cummings
Constables-Matthew S McNeilly, Michael F Fahey, John E Griffin, Charles L Hapgood, Richard L Shedd Fence Viewers-John B Kernan, Arthur G Wood Field Drivers -- Myron D Fisher, Arthur G Wood Moderator-Philip S Parker
Park Commissioners-Desmond FitzGerald, chairmn; Paul M Hubbard, Charles S Sargent
Planning Board-Frederick L Olmstead, chairmn; Gorham Dana, John H Sherborn, Leonard C Wason Pound Keeper-Myron D Fisher
Selectmen and Board of Health-Charles F Rowley, chairmn; Theodore G Bremer, G Loring Briggs, Wal- ter J Cusick, Daniel A Rollins
Town Clerk-Edward W Baker
Treasurer and Collector-Albert P Briggs
Trustees of Walnut Hills Cemetery-Charles H Stearns, chairmn; Albert E Bigelow, Desmond Fitz- Gerald, Frederick A Leavitt, Henry H Richardson, Charles S Sargent
Water Board - Nathaniel U Walker, chairmn; Timothy J Burke, George H Francis
APPOINTED OFFICERS FOR THE MUNICIPAL YEAR
Assessors-Herbert N Bates, sec
Board of Appeal-Henry Ware, chairmn: Leonard C Wason, Michael D Mealey; Edward W Baker, clk Board of Health-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Francis P Denny, agent bacteriologist and director of labora-
tory; Willard E Ward, agent for inspector of milk and food; Charles W Delano, inspector of animals; J Albert C Nyhen, asst bacteriologist; Thomas J Riley, sanitary agent and inspector of plumbing; Albert A Lewis, gas inspector; Horace K Boutwell, dispensary physician; Frederick C Allen, Cedric S Harring, dental dispensary physicians; Ella R Jarvis, supervisor of nurses; John A Minahan, tenement house inspector
Building Commissioners-Ernest Lyon
Building Inspectors-Arthur F Finnigan, Thomas J Moran
Department of Public Welfare-Edward A McEttrick, ,sec; Mrs Mary D Perkins, matron of almshouse
Examiners of Gas Fitters - Thomas A Conroy, Walter J Cusick, Ernest Lyon
Forest Warden-Selden R Allen
- Forestry Department-Daniel G Lacy, supt; Helena MI Rick, sec
Gymnasium. and Baths Committee-Payson Dana, chairmn; Richard C Floyd, Wm F Foley, Charles P Cameron, sec
Indigent Soldiers and Marines (Agent for Burial of) -- Albert W Bright
Inspector of Petroleum-Willard E Ward
Inspector of Plumbing-James P Mahon
Keeper of Lock-up-H Allen Rutherford
Local Fuel Administrator-Ernest B Dane
Measurer of Upper Leather-Thomas F McCarthy
Measurer of Wood and Bark-Willard E Ward
Moth Superintendent-Ernest B Dane
Park Commissioners-Edward A McEttrick, sec; Edward P Sheehan, supt
Planning Board-Edward A MeEttrick, sec
Playground Commission -- Payson Dana, chairmn; Arthur A Cushing, Richard C Floyd, Wm F Foley, Paul M Hubbard
Registrars of Voters-Jesse S Wiley, chairmn; Ed- ward W Baker, town clerk sec ex-officio; Joseph W Cook, Harold Williams jr
Sealer of Weights and Measures Willard E Ward; Wm Coughlin, Matthew F Mealey, deputy sealers
Selectment-Edward A McEttrick, executive sec; Agnes G Killion, asst sec; Elizabeth J Morrow, sten
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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S
Driscoll; Fred B Richardson, Stephen E Burke, assts; Helen Driscoll, Catherine A O'Day, elks
Superintendent of Town Hall-Michael J Fahey
Superintendent of Wires and Lights and Gas Inspee- tion-Eugene N Davis, James T Craig, Max L Elliott, assistants
Town Accountant-Leon L Allen
Town Engineer-Henry A Varney; Chester J Wallace, asst; Mildred F Smith, sten
Walnut Hills Cemetery - Edward W Baker, clk; Myron D Fisher, supt
Water Commissioners-Zephaniah R Forbes, elk and water registrar; Fayette F Forbes, supt water works; H Engene Royee, civil eng; Mary M Hooban, Mary A Moran, elks
Weigher of Ilay-Wm F Foley
FIRE DEPARTMENT Headquarters 340 Washington Fire Commissioner-Willard W Estabrook Chief-Seldon R Allen
Station A 140 Washington John B MeDonald 1st deputy chief
Francis J Hayes 2d deputy chief
CHEMICAL 1
Frederick A Kelley, chauf; John J O'Neil, G E Harnedy, Frank X Love Hosemn
COMBINATION A
Frank T Pons, eapt; Hiram C Hamilton, lieut; Henry W Cranwell, Wm P Costello, Robert P Keady, Thomas J Mahon, Patrick J McCarthy, George H Mc- Intosh, John R Murphy, G L Gettings hosemn
Station B 340 Washington COMBINATION B
Edward MeGrath, lieut; John Donovan, John Fay, Thomas F Ford, J J Davis, Charles W Madden, Francis E O'Connor, Robert J Stanfield, hosemn; one callmn
LADDER 2
1
Joseph W Kelley, capt; James G Brutcher, lient; Wm H Burke, Edward M Doheny, Wm R Longmore, Thomas F 1 Malloy, J George McDonald, John M Mealey, Hugh O'Neil, Michael Raftery, Thomas W Taylor, laddermn
Station C 92 Monmoutlı
COMBINATION C
John W Manley, capt; Michael F Keagan, fient; Wni Clegg, Michael J Fahey, John T O'Neil, Michael A Rourke, Joseph F Ryan, Patrick J Ryan, hosemn
Station D 796 Boylston COMBINATION D
Thomas J Burke, capt; Thomas J Grennan, lient; Timothy J Dasey, Alexander G DeLorie, George H Dunn, Wm H O'Connor, James M Fay, James L Love, hosemn
Station E 18 Devotion COMBINATION E
George H Murray, capt; Joseph P O'Connor, Frank J Downes, Wm Gould, James Kentley, John J Magen- nity, Charles Murnane, Dennis A O'Connor, John J Sullivan, Michael G Toura hosemn
Station F 500 Heath COMBINATION F
Joseph F' Stranahan, capt; Edward J Forbes, John 11 Hickey, George P Love, John J McCarthy, Edward J McGrail, Wm F Norris, Joseph F Strain hosemn Station G 665 Washington ENGINE 2 Peter A Mealey, capt; Thomas F Kelley, Engineer
COMBINATION G
Matthew J Nolan, lieut; Wm G Fitzgerald, John Il Hogan, Michael J Hughes, Patrick J McCarthy. John Ryan, hosemn
LADDER 1
Daniel G MeNamara, lieut; Thomas J Daxon, Clarence O Donovan, Frank Greene, Charles P Love, Daniel J MeCarthy, Francis J Mealey, Robert J Minnis, John E Murphy, Thomas F Roche, laddermn
Fire Alarm Boxes Location of Boxes 6 Harvard sq eor Harvard
7 Fire Station B 340 Wash
8 Cypress opp Gorham av
9 Boylston opp Cameron
12 Walnut opp Walnut path
13 High opp Cumberland av
14 Cypress eor Kendall
15 Walnut cor Cypress
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17 Cottage eor Warren
18 Clyde eor Warren
19 Clyde nr Newton
21 Chestnut Hill av nr Boylston
22* Town Hall Wash
23 Boylston eor Hammond
24 Chestnut Hill av cor Willard rd
25 Beacon opp Corey rd
26 Winthrop rd opp Addington rd
27 Beacon cor Wash
28 Buckminster rd cor Holland rd
29 Gardner rd eor Tappan
31 Harvard cor Sehool
32 Park eor Vernon
33 Summit av cor Mason ter
34 Harvard cor Beacon
35 Harvard eor Thorndike
36 Alton pl eor St Paul
37 Aspinwall av eor Toxteth
38 Linden pl nr Perry
39 Washı eor Gardner rd
41 Carlton cor Colchester
42
Fire Station C Longwood av
43
Kent cor Longwood av
45 Mountford cor Essex
46 St Paul eor Sewall av
47 Beaeon cor Kent
48 Freeman eor St Paul
49 Francis opp Harrison
52 Fire Station A 140 Wash
53 Wash cor Walter av
54 Flora opp Walter av
5€ Aspinwall av nr Kent
57 Woodward są
71 Rockford cor Goddard av
72 Newton eor Grove
73 Newton cor Hammond
74 Grove cor South
113 Jamaica rd
114 Sumner rd cor Tappan
141 Chestnut cor Franklin
151 Kennard rd cór Boylston
161 Warren cor Dudley
212 Norfolk rd nr Boylston
Warren cor Boylston
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BROOKLINE DIRECTORY, 1925
213 Dean rd cor Druce
214 Kilsyth rd cor Salisbury rd
215 Park nr Wash
251
Beacon cor Strathmore rd
261
Rawson rd cor Colbourne cres
271
Westbourne ter opp Bartlett cres
273 Williston rd cor Salisbury rd
311
Coolidge cor Gibbs
312
Naples rd cor Abbottsford rd
313 Babcock opp Osborne rd
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Fire Station E, Devotion
315 Lancaster ter nr Mason ter
316
Williams cor Centre
322
Beacon opp Winchester
323 331
Beacon nr Short
332
Vernon cor Harrard
353
Naples rd cor Clarence
481 Dwight cor Pleasant
482 Dummer cor Pleasant
483 Amory cor Egmont
521 ** Car House Cypress c Franklin 641 ** Country Club
712 ** Car House Chestnut Hill av cor Beacon
*22 Signal for no school, four rounds struck at 7.30 a'm for all schools 7.45 a m Also special box for Town Hall, except between the hours of 7.30 and 8.00 a m
777 Recalls platoon that is off duty ** Special Boxes
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 before the recall signal of the first box has been sounded, then the recall will be two blows fol- lowed by the box number
If before the recall is sounded for a first alarm from a given box, an alarm is received from another box responding to the alarm from the first box, all companies that would respond to a second alarm from ithe first box will answer the alarm from 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 re- spond, also engine company from Boston which would respond in case a call for assistance had been rung from that box
1 One stroke at 5 p m school days, study period
1 One stroke at 12 M, Washington time and 9 p { m every evening
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LIBRARY DEPARTMENT PUBLIC LIBRARY 355 Wash nr School
Trustees-Henry W Lamb, chairmn; Walter Hum- phreys, sec; Arthur L Endicott, treas; Daniel D Addi- son, George F Babbitt, Arthur B Denny, Arthur L Endicott, Desmond FitzGerald, Carleton S Francis, Walter Humphreys, Henry W Lamb, Thomas F Mc- Manus, Mrs Eleanor Parker, Abbot Peterson, Ralph A Stewart
Louisa M Hooper, librarian; Etheldred Abbot, asst librarian; Mrs Caroline R Sieberns, High school li- brarian; Alexandra R Sanford, children's librarian; Bertha E Davis, reference librarian; Caroline Whitte- more, cataloger; Blanche Ballou, Alice W Clark,
Elizabeth Hinckley, Alice M Hobson, Ruth Jennings, E Louise Lucas, Leo T Solan, Elizabeth J Merrill, Julia P Parker, Katharine Skinner, Lillian Swett, Helen M Thayer, Dorothy Thompson, Dorothea K Wetherell, assts; Thomas Farrell, Geo R Johnson, Stewart Lee, janitors
The library is open fr 8.30 a m to 9 p m every secular day, except legal holidays; viz Washington's Birthday, Patriot's Day, Memorial Day, Seventeenth of June, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas; Sun 2 to 9 p m
CHESTNUT HILL BRANCH 621 Hammond
Open daily except Sat fr 2 to 6 p m; Mon, Wed and Fri fr 7 to 9 p m; Sat fr 9 a m to 1 p m and fr 2 to 6 p m
COOLIDGE CORNER BRANCH 299 Harvard
Lilla N Morse, branch librarian
Open daily except Sunday fr 9 a m to 9 p m closed Sun -
SEWALL READING ROOM 279 Cypress.
Open three evenings a week fr 6.30 to 9.30
POLICE DEPARTMENT 337 Wash cor Prospect
Chief-H Allen Rutherford
Lientenants-B Frank Bartlett, Edward J Mea- ley, Joseph J O'Connell, George E Stitt
Sergeants-Henry M Fogerty, Stephen D Halloran, Melville P Hatch, James Gleason, Thomas J Hill, Charles B M Knowles, James A Lacey, Joseph J O'Connell jr
Detective Sergeants-John F Donovan, Robert J Evans, Allen Wilson
Policewoman-Josephine M Wilder
Chauffeur-Timothy F Connelly
Patrolmen-Charles Adams, Emery E Allen, Thom- as R Barrett, Wm C Barrett, Henry C Beadle, Corne- lius P Buckley, Thomas G Grennan, Clifford J W Burgess, Homer W Campbell, Thomas P Carroll, James D Casey, Thomas F Cassidy, Chester C Chapman, James H Connelly, Henry Corbett, Thomas J Ferguson, Thomas J Craig, Michael J Cunniff, David A Curtin, Wm Dalzell, Thomas F Donahue, James J Donovan. John Duffy, Wm Dugan, Thomas Fay, Joseph Fergil- son, John H Foster, Charles M Gallagher, George E Garrity, Edward J Glennon, Wm Harris, Thomas J Hill, George T Hughes jr, Joseph E Hughes, John Hunt, James H Hurley, Walter F Johnson, Alexander B Johnston, Thomas F Keane, Peter F Kelleher, John J Kelley, Patrick R Kelley, Thomas E F Killion, John J Kirrane, Martin J Lally, Christian Larsen, Daniel J Lynch, Michael C Lynch, Herbert F Lynn, Henry J Mahoney, Joseph P Mahoney, John A Mo- loney, Michael F Manley, Henry A Marshall, James J McCabe, Edward J McCracken, Wm P McCracken, James McDonald, Michael J McGrail, Dennis P Mc- Grath, John J McInerney, Wm F McInerney, Charles A McQueenie, Kieran F McManus, Henry H McNeill, Samuel J McNeilly, James P Meade, James A Mee- han, Alexander Minnis, David Minnis, Richard H Moloney, Matthew Moreland, Edward C D Munsil, Frederick C Munsil, Wm E Murphy, Patrick J Norris, John H Norton, John F O'Brien, Joseph P O'Brien, Thomas J Ochiltree, Michael E O'Day, Thaddeus D O'Hearn, John O'Leary, George W Papin, James J Phillips, Henry F Pinner, James J Powers, Joseph Priestley, Michael J Raftery, John H Russell, Bartholo- mew C Rutledge, Patrick J Rutledge, Patrick Ryan, Harry R Stanfield, Albert A Strain, Edward J Sulli- van jr, John J Sullivan, Michael J Tarpey, John u Thompson, James H Toman, James W Tonra, James
Winchester opp Coolidge
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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S
F Travers, Dell W Turner, Wm J Walizer, Patrick J Walsh, James A Ward, Charles C Watterson, Melvin M Wharton
Reserve Patrolmen - Herbert J Brown, Frederick Ingram, Joseph, W McGarry, Thomas F Riley
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SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Office Town Hall rm 12
School Committee - Walter Humphreys, chairmn; Oscar C Gallagher, sec; Mrs Edith C Baker, Benjamin K Hough, Orrin G Wood, terms expire 1927, Michael Driscoll, Francis A Niccolls, Henry Ware, terms expire 1928; Arthur A Cushing, Walter Humphreys, Abbot . Peterson, terms expire 1926; meet 2d Mon at 8 p m except July and August
Supt of Schools-Oscar C Gallagher, office Town Hall, rm 12; hours 9 to 10 a m, Mon Wed and Fri; 3 to 4 p m Tues and Thurs
Sec to Supt-Mary Adams
Clerk-Eva M Clark
Stenographer-Helen V O'Brien Attendance Officer-James G Thompson
Chief Janitor- Thomas F Costello
Schools HIGH
115 Greenough
Winfred C Akers, headmaster; John V Jewett, sub- master; Mary W Sawyer, dean of girls; Lulu G Adams, Grace M Allen; Kelsey C Atticks, Mabel P Bailey, Florence Barnard, Katherine M Bickeford, Rose D Bliss, Minot A Bridgham, Annie G Burnham, Elmer Case, Augustus D Zanzig, Marion K Dorman, Louise Gambrill, Maria E Gardner, J Kenneth Gookin, Richard W Hatch, Patience B Henderson, Thomas H Hines, Leland G Hollingwood, Mary C Jones, Rachel L Kelley. P Tyler Kepner, Celina H Lewis, Anna R Liden, Lucy Logue, Bertha C Marshall, Anna L Maguire, Gertrude A Maycock, John J McGlew jr, Laura Miille, Etta M Miller, Louis E Nash, Florence G Nasmyth, Adeline F Nickerson, Kathryn L O'Brien, John C Packard, Elizabeth K Paine, Marion W Parker, Elizabeth DeKalb Pease, Florence G Perkins, Jane W Perkins, Emma Poland, Henry B Priest, Jane G Ricker, Arthur W Roberts, Anna M Schwind, Carl A Smith, Jessie G Smith, Lillie C Smith Wm L Snow, Alice H Spaulding, Dorothy Taft, Mary C Thurston, Francis D Whittemore, Laura G Willgoose, Rebekah Wood, Frederick L Woodcock, Maud Young, tohrs; Barbara Bouve, sec; Mrs Caroline R Sieberns, libra- rian; Thomas P Maher, John McGinnis, George Meade, janitors
J ELLIOT CABOT 34 Marion
Lucie A Metcalf, prin; Grace Eaton, Minnie A Fish, Sarah M Keeler, Gladys L Kenney, Mrs Mary E McNutt, Vesta M Turner, tchrs; John F Mahan, janitor
EDWARD DEVOTION 345 Harvard
Charles H Taylor, prin; Gladys F Abbott, Made- line I Anderson, Betsey Bean, Olive V Bicknell, Elsie B Crossman, Josephine Day, Maude Doolittle, Jeannette M Falconer, Blanche Fitzhenry,' Cornelia Gould, Nan J Grindle, Elsa M Hackelbarth, Cecile E Harris. Maria L Haskell, Ethel M Hayden, Dorothy Holman, Florence E Lewis, Grace H Manter, Annie G Molloy, Harriet M Samuel, Grace B Small, Annie A Smith, Ethel T Taylor, Marion M Thomas, Edna G Towle, tchrs; Anthony Ford, janitor
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MICHAEL DRISCOLL 64 Westbourne ter
Minerva E Fales, prin; Caroline E Comins, Helen Hicks, Ida M Holden, Helen M Hurd, Gertrude R
Maron, Grace A Potter, Elsie V Robbins, Helen L Soule, tchrs; Patrick J Kelley, janitor
HEATH
121 Reservoir rd
Richard D Tucker, prin; Anna E Allen, Grace A Boothby, Sophie E Butler, Lucie H Chamberlain, Mary Godsell, Georgia D Mansfield, Ella G Monroe, Catharine G O'Brien, Margaret C O'Hearn, Mary J Porter, Lelia H Smith, tchrs; Charles G Johnson, jan- itor
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LAWRENCE 27 Francis
Helen M Westgate, prin; Dorothy Bamforth, Mar- garet L Flanders, Gladys I Greenleaf, C Gertrude Knox, Cora W Reed, Josephine S Taylor, tchrs; J Louis Fossa, Walter McTigue, janitors
WILLIAM H LINCOLN 194 Boylston
Francis T Hall, prin; Grace E Bartlett, Madeline Beaman, Ila D Berry, Ruth A Blasser, Josephine Courtwright, Florence L Fairbanks, Ora D Hutchin- soll, Della E Joslin, Alice S Morrison, Susie H Nason Theresa G O'Rourke, Frances Osborne, C Frances Quiile, Rose E Ryan, Mary A White, tchrs; John T Cunniff, janitor -
LONGWOOD 129 St Mary's
Marion E Marsh, prin; Grace A Bosworth, Eleanor Dresser, Lillia Hunter, tchrs; John F Mahan, janitor
NEWTON STREET 295 Newton (unoccupied)
PARSONS 60 Walter av
Lillian W Davis, prin; Louise E Finney, Grace Kimball, Nellie L Moody, tchrs; John J Nyhen, jani- tør
PIERCE 50 School
Mary MeSkimmon, prin; Jennie M Alden, Abby F Bosworth, Ada E Chevalier, Bertha V Cobb, M Alice Connor, Edna A Gault, Gladys B Goodnow, Ellen M Goodrich, Alice R Harper, Elizabeth E Joyce, Nina M Kettembeil, Maybelle E Knight, Ellen P Low, Ida M Lynch, Dorothy McMorrow, Enid Merrill, Grace W Morrill, Alice M Nelson, Mildred L Taylor, Helen B Tighe, Ethel A Tillinghast, Lena B Winter, tchrs; Andrew F Conway, Wm Hewitt, Louis Swett, janitors
JOHN D RUNKLE 50 Druce
Edith E Wright, prin; Katherine A Beane, Olga E E Blasser, Madeleine H Brown, Ethel A Cox, Lillian B Cox, Alice B Hazelton, Blanche E Henshaw, Eleanor B Mitchell, Grace E Murray, Alice L Reeve, Ethel L Sargent, Maude L Schofield, Florence M Shirley, Elizabeth I Spargo, tehrs; Joseph P Hartigan, janitor
SEWALL 279 Cypress
L Margaret Amsden, prin; Helen A Dogherty, Mabel K Farnum, Abbie F Hearn, Katherine Johnson, Alice H Shaw, tchrs; Richard Kelleher, janitor
ROBERT C WINTHROP 122 Brookline av (unoccupied)
Special Teachers
Chief Medical Inspector-David M Hassriau Director of Domestic Science -- Lillie C Smith Instructors in Domestic Science-Mary E Ditson, Mary C Jones, Susie T Sprout
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BROOKLINE DIRECTORY, 1925
Director of Drawing-Mary C Thurston
Instructor in Drawing-Anne B Chamberlain Director of French Instructor-Louise Gambrill Instructors in French-Hazel B Henry, Marguerite F de MePfleghaar, Flora L Wilkinson Instructor in Health-Ida M Lewis Instructors in Manual Training-Clement N Ander- son, Myldred Moore, Joseph E Owens Director of Music-Augustus D Zanzig
Instructor in Music-Edith H Snow Director of Needlework-Anna M Schwind
Instructors in Needlework-Annie G Burnham, Marion K Dormon, Annie Egan, Eva Knox, Emily R McCarn
Director of Physical Training-Bessie L Barnes Instructors in Physical Training-Francis T Ball. Helen Sherman, Miriam A Tobey, Beth A Weston School Nurse-Ida L Carter
ASSOCIATIONS
BROOKLINE ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY; Annie M Townsend, sec, 9 Irving; annual meeting in Nov at 12 High
BROOKLINE BOARD OF TRADE, 1 Harvard, rm 5; Walter D Allen, sec, 1 Harvard; meet every month except July and August at G A R Hall
BROOKLINE CHORAL SOCIETY, Frank H Luker director 1318 Beacon
BROOKLINE CIVIC SOCIETY, 410 Wash; Des- mond FitzGerald, pres
BROOKLINE FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSN: Seldon R Allen, sec; meet 3d Mon at 140 Wash
BROOKLINE FRIENDLY SOCIETY THE; Ruby B Litchfield, gen sec; Administrative offices and Family Welfare Department, 12 High; Community Health Centre, 10 Walter av; Edith B Mann, resident super- visor
BROOKLINE HISTORICAL SOCIETY; Abbie M Dunbar, clk, Town Hall rm 1; Edward W Baker, treas, Town Hall rm 1; meet 3d Wed fr Oct to May at Edward Devotion house
BROOKLINE POLICE MUTUAL AID AISSN; Charles Ç Watterson, sec, 337 Wash; board of direc- tors meet 1st Mon at 337 Wash
DEVOTION PARENT TEACHERS ASSN; 345 Har- vard; Madeline I Anderson, sec
DRISCOLL PARENT-TEACHERS ASSN; Mrs Mabel E Gray, sec; 2 Mason ter
HAYDEN RESEARCH LIBRARY, Hayden rd nr Leicester
HEALTH PARENT-TEACHERS ASSN; Mrs Marie L Prior, sec, 701 Hammond
HIGH PARENT TEACHERS ASSN; Louise E Hoeh, sec, Brookline High sch
HOLY NAME SOCIETY; Thomas B McCaffery, sec, 32 Kent; meet 1st Sun in basement of St Mary's R C church
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