Brookline directory 1929, Part 2

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Publication date: 1929
Publisher: W.A. Greenough & co.
Number of Pages: 428


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asst librarian; James Burns, John McGinnis, Walter McTigue, George A Meade, janitors


GEORGE S BALDWIN 490 Heath


Margaret C O'Hearn, prin; Frances E Grennan, Rose Johnson, Sophie E Butler, Doris Beal, tchrs; Wm Hewitt, janitor


J ELLIOT CABOT 34 Marion


Lucie A Metcalf, prin; Ruth G Blasser, Sarah M Keeler, Dorothy M Kenyon, Helen Parker, tchrs; John F Mahan, janitor


DEXTER SCHOOL 169 Freeman


Myra E Fiske, prin


EDWARD DEVOTION 345 Harvard


Charles H Taylor, prin; Gladys F Abbott, Florence L Adams, Madeline I Anderson, Betsey Bean, Olive V Bicknell, Elizabeth Clark, Elsie B Crossman, Vernie 0 Dawe, Josephine Day, Maude Doolittle, Josephine S Emerson, Jeannette M Falconer, Blanche Fitzhenry, Frances Forsbeck, Helen I Gaw, Gladys B Goodnow, Minnie E Gray, Nan J Grindle, Cecile E Harris, Maria L llaskell, Ethel M Hayden, Alice N Jameson, Marie C Kelley, Florence E Lewis, Isabel Macdonald, Grace H Manter, Margaret L McQuaid, Annie G Molloy, Marguerite Moore, Helen Potts, Annie A Smith, Ma- rion M Thomas, E'dna G Towle, tchrs; Anthony Ford, Philip H Duggan, janitors


MICHAEL DRISCOLL 64 Westbourne ter


Minerva E Fales, prin; Ruth Clifford, Caroline E Comins, Helen Hicks, Ida M Holden, Helen M Hurd, Grace A Potter, Elsie V Robbins, Helen L Soule, tchrs; Patrick J Kelley, janitor


HEATH 121 Reservoir rd


-- prin; Anna E Allen, Lucie H Cham- berlain, Ethel Christensen, Mary Godsell, Elsa M Hackerbarth, Emma F Hall, Georgia D Mansfield, Ella G Monroe, Ida L Montgomery, Catharine G 0'- Brien, Mary J Porter, Lelia H Smith, Bernadette Flyn, Frances Knudsen, tchrs; John Tonra, janitor


LAWRENCE 27 Francis


prin; Margaret Fealy, Laura B Gillilan, Gladys I Greenleaf, C Gertrude Knox, Cora W Reed, Helen W Weare, Helen M Westgate, tchrs; James L Fossa, janitor


WILLIAM H LINCOLN 194 Boylston


Francis T Hall, prin; Grace E Bartlett, Madeline Beaman, Ila D Berry, Josephine Courtwright, Irene M Cummings, Florence L Fairbanks, Virginia Follett. Abbie F Hearn, Ora D Hutchinson, Della E Joslin, Alice S Morrison, Sue H Nason, Theresa G O'Rourke, C Frances Quille, Rose E Ryan, Blanche B Stone, Ircne Varrell, Mary A White, tchrs; John T Cunniff, John P Kelley, janitors


LONGWOOD 129 St Mary's


-prin; Evelyn P Read, Vesta M Turner, Grace Kimball, tchrs; John F Mahan, janitor


NEWTON STREET 295 Newton (unoccupied)


PARSONS 60 Walter av


Lillian W Davis, prin; Louise E Finney, Eleanor P Moody, Nellie L Moody, tchrs; John J Nyhen, janitor


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PIERCE 50 School


Mary McSkimmon, prin; Jennie M Alden, Elizabeth Burnss, Ada E Chevalier, Bertha V Cobb, M Alice Connor, Madeline Devine, Edna A Gault, Josephine M Goldsmith, Ellen M Goodrich, Alice R Harper, Eliza- beth E Joyce, Nina M Kettembeil, Maybelle E Knight, Ellen P Low, Ida M Lynch, Miriam McQuaid, Enid Merrill, Grace W Morrill, Alice M Nelson, Ethel A Tillinghast, Lena B Winter, tchrs; Andrews F Con- way, Philip H Duggan, Louis Swett, janitors


JOHN D RUNKLE 50 Druce


Edith E Wright, prin; Carolyn E Armitage, Edith P Bartlett, Olga E E Blasser, Lois E Booth, Elgie Clucas, Dorothy Collins, Lillian B Cox, Eleanor Dresser, Dorothy M Hayden, Alice B Hazelton, Blanche E Henshaw, Vera Libby, Gertrude R March, Eleanor B Mitchell, Graee E Murray, Bernice H Newell, Alice L Reeve, Ethel L Sargent, Florence M Shirley, Elizabeth I Spargo, Mildred L Taylor, tchrs; Joseph P Hartigan, Leo Maher, janitors


SEWALL 279 Cypress


L Margaret Amsden, prin; Mabel K Farnum, Ka- therine Johnson, Marian S Rice, Alice M Wyman, tchrs; Richard Kelleher, janitor


ROBERT C WINTHROP


599 Brookline av


Grace A Bosworth, Grace Kilburn, tchrs; Edward R Weinstein, janitor


Special Teachers


Chief Medical Inspector-David M Hassman Director of Domestic Science-Lillie C Smith


Instructor in Domestic Science-Mary E Ditson, Mary C Jones, Miriam Loker, Susie T Sprout Director of Drawing-Mary C Thurston


Instructors in Drawing-Anne B Chamberlin, Vir- ginia Grilley


Economic Education-Florence Barnard, manager Director in French-Louise Gambrill


Instructors in French-Hazel B Henry, Marguerite


F Pfleghaar, Flora V Wilkinson


Instructor in Health-Ida M Lewis


Instructors in Manual Training-Everett J McIn- tosh, Myldred Moore, Joseph E Owens, Daniel J Sullivan


Director in Music-Russell A Cook


Instructors in Music-Wm Burbank, Miriam Hoag- land, Edith H Snow, Benjamin F White


Director in Needlework-Anna M Schwind


Instructors in Needlework-Annie G Burnham, Mar- ion K Dormon, Annie C Egan, Eva Knox, Emily R McCarn


Directors of Physical Training-Bessie L Barnes, Thomas Fitzgerald


Instructors in Physical Training-Margaret Bacon, Francis T Ball; Charles H Bemis jr, Ethel I Brower, John T Connor, Rosamond Haskell, Nancy James, Helen Sherman, Miriam A Tobey


Visiting Teacher-Ada R Joyce


School Nurse-Ida L Carter, Beulahı B Welt


CHURCHES Baptist


FIRST 1371 Beacon; Samuel M Lindsay, Pastor; John F Nickerson, Sexton, 15 Linden pl


Congregational


HARVARD 210 Harvard; Ashley D Leavitt, DD, Pastor; Frank J McNeilly, sexton, 218 Harvard


LEYDEN 1851 Beacon; Douglas Horton, Pastor; Frederick Outram, sexton, 202 Corey rd B


Eloist


ELOIST MINISTRY INC 49 Francis; Walter De Voe, pres


Episcopal


ALL SAINTS 1773 Beacon; Barrett P Tyler, rec- tor; Robert P Heigham, sexton, h at Br


CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR 39 Monmouth; Henry McF B Ogilby, rector; John Robillard, sexton


ST PAUL'S 15 St Paul; Wm L Clark, rector; Lin- coln Walizer, sexton, 8 School


Hebrew


CONGREGATION KEHILLATH ISRAEL 384 Har- vard; Louis M Epstein, rabbi; Joseph Rudnick, pres; 104 Babcock


CONGREGATION SONS OF ISRAEL 67 Fuller; Raphael V Landau, rabbi


TEMPLE OHABEI SHALOM 1187 Beacon; Samuel J Abrams, rabbi


Methodist Episcopal


ST MARK'S 90 Park; Wm R Leslie, pastor; Her- bert S Woodard, sexton, 43 Linden


Presbyterian


FIRST 32 Harvard; Allen J Crooks, pastor; Samuel Wright, sexton, 209 Wash


Roman Catholic


ST AIDAN'S 156 Pleasant; John T Creagh, rector; Joseph P Quigley, James J Somers, curates; Edward Rowe, sexton, 215 Freeman


ST LAWRENCE 770 Boylston; Charles J Sullivan, rector; James F Cassidy, John B Mullen, asst rector's; Patrick Egan, sexton, 671 Chestnut Hill av


ST MARY'S OF THE ASSUMPTION 3 Linden pl; Michael J Splaine, rector; Wm J McCarthy, James A Brewin, Daniel F Herlihy, Bernard S O'Kane, curates; Thomas Coulter, sexton


Swedenbogian


CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM 48 Irving junct Allerton; John Daboll, pastor


Unitarian


FIRST PARISH 410 Walnut; Abbot Peterson, pas- tor; Robert Burniston, sexton, 193 Cypress


SECOND 56 Sewall av; Cloyd H Valentine, pastor; Thomas Davin, sexton, 73 Longwood av


Universalist


BEACON 286 Harvard; Crawford 0 Smith, pastor; Thomas Pollitt, sexton, 286 Harvard


Undenominational


BROOKLINE GOSPEL CHAPEL 366 Wash


COUNTY OFFICERS Norfolk County


County Seat Dedham


Clerk of Courts-Robert B Worthington ( Dedham)


Assistant Clerk-Willard E Everett (Walpole)


County Commissioners-Edward W Hunt (Wey- mouth), chairmn; Frederick A Leavitt, (Brookline), Russell T Bates (Quincy)


County Treasurer-Frederick' C Cobb (Dedham)


District Attorney, Southeastern District-Winfield M Wilbur (Brockton)


Assistant District Attorneys-Wm T Kelley (Brain- tree), Dudley P Ranney (Wellesley), John W Sullivan (Middleboro), Edmund R Dewing (Wellesley)


Jailer-Oliver J Curtis (Dedham)


Judge of Probate and Insolvency-Joseph R Mc- Coole (Dedham)


Referee in Bankruptcy-Henry M Hutchings (Ded- ham)


Register of Deeds-Walter W Chambers (Dedham) Assistant Register-James F Reynolds (Quincy )


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Register of Probate and Insolvency-Thomas V Nash Weymouth)


Assistant Register-E Gordon Brownville (Need- ham)


Sheriff-Samuel H Capen (Dedham)


Special Sheriff-Wm Wragg (Dedham)


Deputy Sheriff's-Thomas L Bates (Cohasset), George W Conant (S Weymouth), Melvin L Coulter (Holbrook), Albert Fales (Norwood), Wm T Hooper (Franklin), Wm F Lynch (Dedham), T P Murray (Dedham), Richard L Shedd (Brookline), Harry G Studley (Quincy), Ernest S Woodman (Quincy), Howard B Capen (Conton), Archie L Walden (Plain- ville), Everett L Caldwell (Millis), Howard Lynch (Dedham)


COURTS


See Also County Officers SUPERIOR COURT FOR CIVIL BUSINESS


At Dedham with jury 1st Mon of Jan, May and Oct; without jury 1st Mon of Feb, Apr, Sept and Dec


SUPERIOR COURT FOR CRIMINAL BUSINESS At Dedham 1st Mon of Apr, Sept and Dec


PROBATE COURT


At Dedham 1st and 3d Wed of each month


At Quincy 2d Wed of each month


At Brookline 4th Wed of each month except Aug


MUNICIPAL COURT OF BROOKLINE 59 Prospect cor Wash


Justice Philip S Parker


Associate Justices-Daniel A Rollins, Harold C Haskell


Clerk-Maude A MacNaught Mrs Dellie B Murphy, asst clk


Probation Officer-Evan C Thorpe


Asst Probation Officer-Josephine H Wilder


Court Officer-Charles L Hapgood


FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS


American Legion The


BROOKLINE POST NO 11; John T Connor, com- mander, 15 Hurd rd; Sylvester Kaufman, adjt; meet 4th Thurs at 50 Harvard


American Legion Auxiliary


BROOKLINE UNIT NO 11; Mrs Viola Broadbent, sec; 75 Highland rd; meet 2d Fri at 50 Harvard


Ancient Free and Accepted Masons


BETH-HORON LODGE; Charles A Bowditch, sec, 11 Waverly; meet 2d Tues at 1 Harvard


BROOKLINE LODGE; Fred B Richardson, sec, 41 Stanton rd; meet 3d Thurs at 1 Harvard


Ancient Order of United Workmen


ROBERT C WINTHROP LODGE NO 210; Alfred P Waterman, recorder, 40 Stanton rd, meet 1st Wed at 107 Wash


Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks


BROOKLINE LODGE NO 886; Joseph A S Gohl, sec, meet 1st and 3d Mon at 693 Wash


Daughters of American Revolution JOHANNA ASPINWALL CHAPTER; Emma W Burt, sec, 28 Centre; meet 3d Wed at members houses


Grand Army of the Republic


CHARLES L CHANDLER POST 143; Wm B Web- ber, commdr; 311 Newton; meet 1st and 2d Wed at 329 Wash


Independent Order of Odd Fellows


LOMIA LODGE NO 221; Harry M Mosher, rec sec, 1 Fremont, Malden; meet every Wed at 8 School BETHEL REBEKAH LODGE NO 179; Mrs Jennie P McCracken, rec sec, 15 Linden; meet 1st and 3d Tues at 8 School


Independent Order of Odd Ladies M U


GOLDEN OAK LODGE NO 63; Penelope Moore, P S, 15 Elder (Dor); meet 1st and 3d Mon at 20 Prospect


Junior Order United American Mechanics


WASHINGTON COUNCIL NO 14; Franklin W Wig- gin, rec sec, 106 Hillside av Arlington Hgts; meets 2d and 4th Tues at 8 School


Knights of Columbus


BROOKLINE COUNCIL NO 110; Thomas F Cos- tello. sec, 51 St Paul; meet 2d and 4th Mon at 109 Wash


Knights of Pythias


ASPINWALL LODGE NO 168; Frederick Outram, K R S, 202 Corey rd, Br; meet 1st and 3d Wed at 20 Prospect


Massachusetts Catholic Order of Foresters


AVE MARIA COURT NO 160; Winifred A McCabe, rec sec; 51 Arborough rd (Ros) ; meet 1st and 3d Tues at 107 Wash


FATHER THOMAS F McMANUS COURT NO 208; Frederick J Love, rec sec; 39 Eliot Cres, meet 1st and 3d Tues at 771 Boylston


ST LAWRENCE COURT NO 61; Francis J Rigor da Eva, rec sec, 44 Centre; meet 1st and 3d Mon at 107 Wash


Order of Scottish Clans


CLAN SUTHERLAND NO 191; Andrew G Wright, sec, 22 High; meet 1st and 3d Fri at 20 Prospect


Order of the Eastern Star


BROOKLINE CHAPTER NO 112; Mrs Mabel L Hallett, sec, 59 River, Mattapan; meet 4th Tues at 1 Harvard


Order of the Rainbow for Girls


BROOKLINE ASSEMBLY NO 14; Betty Wade, sec, 23 Netherlands rd; meet 2d and 4th Thurs at 1 Harvard


Royal Arcanum


BROOKLINE COUNCIL 2163; Albert M Carver, sec, 12 Fairfax rd Milton, meet 1st and 3d Mon at 31a Harvard


Veterans of Foreign Wars


STEPHEN F RUTLEDGE POST NO 864; John L Sherry, adjt; 282 Cypress, meet 2d Fri and 4th Sun at 195 Boylston


WOMAN'S AUXILIARY; meet 1st Mon at 194 Boylston


Woman's Relief Corps


CHARLES L CHANDLER CORPS NO . 109: Mrs Mary J Dearborn, pres, 269 Beach Wollaston; meet 1st and 3d Tues afternoons at 329 Wash


LABOR ORGANIZATIONS


TOWN EMPLOYEES UNION NO 44; Clarence E Delano, rec sec; 133 Cypress, meet 1st Sun at 107 Wash


PAINTERS UNION NO 709; James McKinnon, financial sec; 110 Hewlett (Ros) ; meet 2d and 4th Fri at 8 School


PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS


ARMORY PLAYGROUND, 39 Amory n Beacon BEACON PLAYGROUND, 20 Clinton path BOYLSTON PLAYGROUND, 167 Boylston


BROOK ST PLAYGROUND, 111 Brook n Perry BROOKLINE AV PLAYGROUND, 575 Brookline av cor Aspinwall av


BROOKLINE FIELD, 317 Pond av cor Jamaica rd CLARK PLAYGROUND, 205 Cypress cor Mulford


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COOLIDGE PLAYGROUND, 51 Russell cor Columbia COREY HILL OUTLOOK, 158 Summit av n Lan- caster ter


CYPRESS ST PLAYGROUND, 95 Cypress cor Tap- pan


DEVOTION PLAYGROUND, 49 Stedman cor Devo- tion


DEXTER SCHOOL PLAYGROUND, Freeman cor Pleasant


EMERSON GARDEN, 19 Emerson cor Davis av GRIGGS FIELD, Griggs rd cor Griggs ter , HUNTINGTON ATHLETIC FIELD, 180 Kent KENT ST PLAYGROUND, 106 Kent cor Brook LONGWOOD PLAYGROUND, 101 Stearns rd LOWELL PLAYGROUND, 1276 Boylston RESERVOIR PARK, 588 Boylston


POST OFFICES


Open daily except Sunday for money order, parcel post, postal savings, registry and stamps business fr 7 a m to 6 p m; holidays and Sundays 10 to 11 a m for box holders


Brookline Station 327-331 Harvard


Percy H Prior, supt; George H Conley, asst supt, James L Barry, Frank K Beals, Abraham L Denning, John J Doherty, Francis E Dowling, George C Dun- lavey, Wm D Elliott, John E Fay, Joseph B Feneno, Wm J Foley, Cornelius L Garrity, Edward M Hession, John J Igoe, Stephen J Keefe, Henry J Leen, Joseph W McGarry, John T Murphy, Thomas M Murphy, Robert A Neale, Frank L O'Connor, Patrick J Prender- gast, Elmer J Puello, John F Reall, Helen E Rice, Peter W Rooney, Frank E Shea, Augustine J Sheehan, John G Sheehan, Claude B West, Carl J Youngren, clks


T Frank Abberton, John H Ago, Robert A Barry, Harry 0 Bernard, John J Buckley, George S Campbell, John T Carey, Wm H Carney, Frank J Cavanaugh, Frank J Cleary, Cornelius F Connors, James S Curry, John J Counihan, James Dempster, Percy L DeWitt, Joseph A Doherty, Dennis F Donlon, Michael Dun- lavey, Thomas J Dwyer, Edmund J Farrell, Abraham Feinberg, John J Finnerty, James J Fitzgibbons, James F Gabbett, Joseph T A Greer, Edward J Halla- han, Michael J Healy, Wm F Harnedy, Alfred A Hickey, Thomas M Higgins, J Owen Hillen jr, Ray A Jefferson, David T Keefe, John J Lamb, Wm T Lan- drey, John C Larkin, Edward D Lyons, Joseph L Marmaud, Charles A McGovern, Owen A Mclaughlin, Wm F Mullins, James E Murley, George J O'Brien, Harry J O'Hare, Joseph A Revelle, David Rockwood, Thomas W Robinson, Herbert C Rodday, Adam F Schottmiller, Fred F Sears, Wm J Shannon, Thomas F' Shea, James E Sheehan, Selden L Staples, Wm A Sullivan, John J Sullivan, Herbert R Sumner, Patrick J Timmons, Hubert Walsh, Wm H Wheeler, Charles W White, Charles W White jr, George W Zuck, car- riers


BROOKLINE VILLAGE STATION 1 Harvard


Wm J McGuire, supt; James J Condon, Felix J Johnson, John J Walsh, clks


CONTRACT STATIONS


No 8, 1703 Beacon; Irving P Gammons jr, clk in charge


No 16, 402 Harvard; I Isidor Levin, clk in charge No 41, 236 Harvard; Mildred L Gilmore clk in charge


No 58, 1943 Beacon; Arthur C Morey, clk in charge No 59, 1412b Beacon; Albert M Zolovon, clk in charge


No 110, 1621 Beacon; Benj Gordon, clk in charge No 134, 1054 Beacon; Albert M Shaevel, clk in charge


No 168, 1784 Beacon Edward S Kidd, clk in charge


Chestnut Hill Station


14 Middlesex rd (Newton)


John C Brennan, supt


Maurice F P Hickey, John P Hurley, clks


Rix H Andrews, Joseph M Bishop, John J Har-


rington, Thomas J Noonan, John J Morrissey, Norman N Sess, John J Shea, M Aloysius Walsh, carriers


RAILROAD STATIONS


BEACONSFIELD 50 Dean rd; Walter R Grant, agt BROOKLINE 35 Station off Wash; Richard F Shield, agt


BROOKLINE HILLS 24 Tappan rear Cypress; Wm


J Cook, agt


COTTAGE FARM 140 Essex cor Comlth ar


LONGWOOD 30 Chapel; Edgar H Spencer, agt


RESERVOIR off 410 Chestnut Hill av; Lemuel B Bridges, agt


STATISTICS


1630 Settled as part of Boston, and until 1705 known as Muddy River Hamlet. In early days wood and hay taken to town of Boston by boats and lighters across what is now Back Bay lands.


1680 Devotion House, 347 Harvard, built on Cam- bridge road


1705 By order of the General Court "the powers and privileges of a township given to the in- habitants of Muddy River, the Town to be called Brookline, etc"


1717 First meeting house completed (now the First Parish, 410 Walnut)


1825 First Town Hall dedicated (now Pierce Hall, 404 Walnut)


1843 High School established and conducted in the then Town Hall now Pierce Hall, 404 Walnut 1845 Second Town Hall dedicated on site occupied by present building


1847 Steam railroad Boston to Brookline opened


1851 Beacon street in Brookline built (now Gov- ernor's square to Chestnut Hill)


1858 Horse cars by way of Tremont street began running


1871 Brookline avenue and Cypress street play- grounds purchased by town


1873 Third and present Town Hall dedicated. An- nexation defeated


1875 Brookline Water


Works began supplying the Town


1879 Telephone franchise first granted. Electric light introduced


1887 Beacon street widened. Electric trolley in- troduced


1897 Municipal Bath House opened January 1st


1907 Municipal Gymnasium opened


1915 Brookline adopts the Representative Town Meeting Plan


1923 Brookline adopts the Zoning Law.


1925 Precinct Boundaries re-established


1927 New School and Library bldg cost $81,702.89


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PRECINCT BOUNDARIES Established by Selectmen Dec. 27, 1915. Re-established 1925.


PRECINCT 1


Northerly by town line from Babcock to St Mary's; easterly by the town line from Commonwealth av to Riverdale pkway; southeasterly by town line from the easterly side line of St Mary's extended to Longwood av; southerly by the centre of Longwood av from Riverdale pkway to Harvard; westerly by the centre of Harvard from Longwood av to Green; northwesterly by the centre of Green from Harvard to Dwight; south- westerly by the centre of Dwight from Green to Babcock; westerly by the centre of Babcock from Dwight to Commonwealth av


PRECINCT 2


Northwesterly and northerly by the town line from Winchester to Babcock; easterly by the centre of Babcock from Commonwealth av to Dwight; north- easterly by the centre of Dwight from Babcock to Green; southeasterly by the centre of Green from Dwight to Harvard; easterly by the centre of Harvard from Green to Webster; southerly by the centre of Webster from Harvard to Beacon; southwesterly by the centre of Winchester from Beacon to town line


PRECINCT 3


Easterly and northeasterly by town line from Long- wood av to opposite Brookline av playground; south- easterly and southerly by the Brookline av playground and the centre of Brook from Riverdale pkway to Homer; southeasterly by the centre of Homer from Brook to Harvard; southwesterly by the centre of Harvard from Homer to Harvard av; southerly by the centre of Harvard av from Harvard to Park; westerly by the centre of Park from Harvard av to Beacon; northerly by the centre of Webster from Beacon to Harvard; westerly by the centre of Harvard from Web- ster to Longwood av and northerly by Longwood av from Harvard to town line


PRECINCT 4


Easterly by town line from a point in Riverdale pkway opposite Brookline av playground to a point in Riverdale pkway opposite Allerton; southerly by the centre of Allerton from Riverdale pkway to High; westerly by the centre of High from Allerton to Wash; southwesterly by the centre of Wash from High to Harvard; and by the centre of Harvard from Wash to Homer; northwesterly by the centre of Homer from Harvard to Brook; northerly and northeasterly by the centre of Brook and by Brookline av playground from Homer to Riverdale pkway


PRECINCT 5


Southeasterly and southerly by the town line from a point in Riverdale pkway opposite Allerton to Chestnut; southwesterly by the town line and by the centre of Chestnut from Pond av to Walnut; north- westerly by the centre of Walnut from Chestnut to Cypress westerly by the centre of Cypress from Walnut to Boylston; northerly by the centre of Boylston from Cypress to Leverett; westerly by the centre of Leverett from Boylston to B & A; northerly by B & A from Leverett to Wash; northeasterly by the centre of Wash from B & A to High; easterly by the centre of High from Wash to Allerton and northerly by the centre of Allerton from High to Riverdale pkway


PRECINCT 6


Northwesterly by the centre of Gardner rd from Tappan to Gardner path; and by the centre of Gardner path from Gardner rd to Wash; northeasterly by the


centre of Wash from Gardner path to Park; north westerly by the centre of Park from Wash to Harvard av; northerly by the centre of Harvard av from Park to Harvard; northeasterly by the centre of Harvard from Harvard av to Wash and by the centre of Wash from Harvard to B & A; southerly by B & A from Wash to Leverett; easterly by the centre of Leverett from B & A to Boylston; southerly by the centre of Boylston from Leverett to Clark rd; southwesterly by the centre of Clark rd to Sumner rd; northwesterly by the centre of Sumner rd from Clark rd to Blake rd; westerly by the centre of Blake rd from Sumner rd to Tappan and southwesterly by the centre of Tappan from Clark rd to Gardner rd


PRECINCT 7


Northwesterly by the town line from Williston rd to Winchester; northeasterly by the centre of Win- chester from the town line to Beacon; easterly by the centre of Park from Beacon to Wash; southwesterly by the centre of Wash from Park to Gardner path; south- easterly by the centre of Gardner path from Wash to Gardner rd; southerly by the centre of Winthrop rd from Gardner rd to Garrison rd and by the centre of Garrison rd from Winthrop rd to Tappan; westerly by the centre of Tappan from Garrison rd to Beacon and by the centre of Williston rd from Beacon to the town line


PRECINCT 8


Northerly, westerly and northwesterly by the town line from Chestnut Hill av to Williston rd; easterly by the centre of Williston rd from the town line to Beacon and by the centre of Tappan from Beacon to Garrison rd; northerly by the centre of Garrison rd from Tappan to Winthrop rd; and by the centre of Winthrop rd from Garrison rd to Gardner rd; south- easterly by the centre of Gardner rd from Winthrop rd to Tappan; northeasterly by the centre of Tappan from Gardner rd to Blake rd; easterly by the centre of Blake rd from Tappan to Sumner rd; southeasterly by the centre of Sumner rd from Blake rd to Boylston; southerly by the centre of Boylston from Sumner rd to Fisher av; southwesterly by the centre of Fisher av from Boylston to Clinton rd; southerly by the centre of Clinton rd from Fisher av to Chestnut Hill av; southwesterly by the centre of Chestnut Hill av from Clinton rd to the town line


PRECINCT 9


Northwesterly and westerly by the town line from the westerly corner of the town to Chestnut Hill av; northeasterly by the centre of Chestnut Hill av from the town line to Clinton rd: northerly by the centre of Clinton rd from Chestnut Hill av to Fisher av; northeasterly by the centre of Fisher av from Clinton rd to Boylston northerly by the centre of Boylston from Fisher av to Sumner rd; northwesterly by the centre of Sumner rd from Boylston to Clark rd; northeasterly by the centre of Clark rd from Sumner rd to Boylston; northerly by the centre of Boylston from Clark rd to Cypress; easterly by the centre of Cypress from Boylston to Walnut; southeasterly by the centre of Walnut from Cypress to Chestnut; northeasterly by the centre of Chestnut from Walnut to a point opposite the angle in the town line near the junction of High and Chestnut; southeasterly by the town line from Chestnut to the southerly corner of the town; southwesterly by the town line from the southerly corner of the town to the westerly corner of the town


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PERMITS AND LICENSES


Permits and Licenses By whom issued


Alcohol Denatured or Methyl Board of Health


Amusements Public Board of Selectmen


Apertures Sidewalk


Auctioneers Board of Selectinen


Awnings


Street Dept


Bakeries


Food Inspectors


Band Concerts on Sundays Board of Selectmen


Bandstand on Common, use of


Bay Windows &c overhanging Public way


Building Comm


Billboards Approved by


Billboards licensed by


Billiard tables and bowling alleys Board of Selectmen Blasting permits and transportation of


explosives Fire Dept Boarding houses for infants, application for


approved by


State House & Certified by Board of Health


Boats,


Power


Bonfires and permits to burn rubbish Fire Dept


Building permits of all kinds Building Commr


Burial permits Town Clerk


Chiropodists, registration of Board of Selectmen Circulars and handbills, advertising


Coasting on certain streets Police Dept


Concerts on Sundays Board of Selectmen


Board of Health


Dances (must be in licensed halls)


Board of Selectmen Dance Halls (supervision Recreation Dept)


Board of Selectmen


Day Nursery


Dogs License Town Clerk


Employment Office Board of Selectmen


Explosives, Ammunition Transportation and Storage of Fire Dept


Firearms Sale of


Board of Selectmen


Firecrackers &c sale of Fire Commr Fishing Certificates Town Clerk


Garages, 2 car Board of Selectmen


Garages and Gasoline


Board of Selectmen


Garbage Conveyance through streets __ Board of Health


Gas Meters and fixtures


Wires and Lights


Gasoline for private use Board of Selectmen




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