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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; Sarah M Keeler, Dorothy M Kenyon, Helen Parker, Eva S Rosenberg, 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, M Etta Cooney, Elsie B Crossman, Vernie O Dawe, Josephine Day, Maude Doolittle, Josephine S Emerson, Jeannette M Fal- coner, Edna S Fisk, Blanche Fitzhenry, Helen I Gaw, Jessie S Gillispie, Gladys B Goodnow, Minnie E Gray, Nan J Grindle, Helen P Hardy, Cecile E Harris, Maria L Haskell, 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, Annie A Smith, Charles H Taylor, Marion M Thomas, Edna G Towle, tchrs; Anthony Ford, Frank L Harrington, janitors
MICHAEL DRISCOLL 64 Westbourne ter
Minerva E Fales, prin; Ruth Clifford, Caroline E Comins, Elizabeth Gaffield, Helen Hicks, Ida M Hol- den, Helen M Hurd, Jane A McCabe, Grace A Potter, Elsie V Robbins, Inez B Scott, Helen L Soule, Ruth E Webster, tchrs; Patrick J Kelley, James Fossa, janitors
HEATH 121 Reservoir rd
Arthur W Murphy, prin; Anna E Allen, Ethei Christensen, Bernadette R Flynn, Mary Godsell, Elsa M Hackerbarth, Frances C Knudsen, Georgia D Mans- field, Ella G Monroe, Ida L Montgomery, Catharine G O'Brien, Mary J Porter, Lelia H Smith, tchrs; John Tonra, janitor
LAWRENCE 27. Francis
Raymon W Eldridge, prin; Ruth A Cutler, Marjorie H Davenport, Margaret Fealy, Gladys I Greenleaf, C Gertrude Knox, Gladys A Levesque, Barbara C MacKay, Cora W Reed, Helen W Weare, Helen M Westgate. Margaret C Whyte, tchrs; Fred E Penning- ton, janitor
WILLIAM H LINCOLN 194 Boylston
Francis T Hall, prin; Grace E Bartlett, Madeline Beaman, Ila D Berry, Frances J Canty, Josephine Courtwright, Irene M Cummings, Florence L Fairbanks, Virginia Follett, Abbie F Hearn, Ora D Hutchinson, Della E Joslin; Alice S Morrison, Suc H Nason, Theresa G O'Rourke, C Frances Quille, Rose E Ryan, Irene Varrell, Mary A White, tchrs; John T Cunniff, John P Kelley, janitors
LONGWOOD 129 St Mary's
Lucie H Chamberlain, prin; Evelyn P Rcad, Vesta M Turner, Grace Kimball, tchis; John F Mahan, janitor
NEWTON STREET 295 Newton (unoccupied)
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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S [1930] BROOKLINE DIRECTORY
PARSONS 60 Walter av
Lillian W Davis, prin; Louise E Finney, Eleanor P Moody, Nellie L Moody, tchrs; Cornelius Sullivan, janitor
PIERCE
50 School
Mary McSkimmon, prin; Jennie M Alden, Helen C Barley, Elizabeth Burnes, Ada E Chevalier, Bertha V Cobb, M Alice Connor, Edna A Gault, Ellen M Good- rich, Alice R Harper, Elizabeth E Joyce, Nina M Kettembeil, Maybelle E Knight, Florence M Lathrop, Ellen P Low, Ida M Lynch, Miriam McQuaid, Mary McSkimmon, Josephine G Messan, Ethel A Tillinghast, Lena B Winter, tchrs; Andrews F Conway, 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, Ethel C King, Vera Libby, Gertrude R March, Eleanor B Mitchell, Grace E Murray, Bernice H Newell, Alice L Reeve, Ethel L Sargent, Florence M Shirley, Elizabeth I Spargo, Mildred L Taylor, Elizabeth Thornton, Edith E Wright, 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, Margaret Murray, 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-Wallace A Fowlie, Hazel B Henry, Marguerite F Pfieghaar, Flora V Wilkinson Instructor in Health-Ida M Lewis
Instructor in Manuel Training-Wm L Hartnett, Everett J McIntosh, Myldred Moore, Joseph E Owens 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, Emily R McCarn, Miriam Poole
Directors of Physical Training-Bessie L Barnes, Thomas H Hlines
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 Nurses-Ida L Carter, Beulah B Welt
COUNTY OFFICERS
Norfolk County
County Seat Dedham
Clerk of Courts-Robert B Worthington (Dedham) Assistant Clerks-Willard E Everett (Walpole), Al- fred E Henderson (Dedham)
County Commissioners-Edward W Hunt (Wey- mouth), chairmn; Frederick A Leavitt (Brookline), Russell T Bates (Quincy)
County Treasurer-Frederic C Cobb (Dedham)
District Attorney, Southeastern District-Winfield M Wilbar (Brockton)
Assistant District Attorneys-Wm P Kelley (Brain- tree), Winfield M Wilbar (Brockton), John W Sul- livan (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)
Register of Probate and Insolvency-Thomas V Nash (Weymouth)
Assistant Register James F Reynolds (Quincy) Medical Examiner-Wm C Mackie MD (Bline)
Asst Medical Examiner-Frederick L Hayes MD (Bline)
Sheriff-Samuel H Capen (Dedham)
Special Sheriff-Wm Wragg (Dedham)
Deputy Sheriff's-Thomas L Bates (Cohasset ), George W Conant (Weymouth), Melvin L Coulter (Holbrook), Oliver J Curtis (Dedham), Edwin H Downs (Foxborough), Albert Fales (Norwood), Wm T' Hooper (Franklin), Wm F Lynch (Dedham), Richard L Shedd (Brookline), Harry G Studley (Quincy), Dell W Turner (Brookline), Ernest S Woodman (Quincy), Howard B Capen (Canton), Archie L Walden (Plain- ville), Everett L Coldwell (Millis)
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 except Aug
At Quincy 2d Wed of each month except Aug
At Brookline 4th Wed of each month except Aug
MUNICIPAL COURT OF BROOKLINE 59 Prospect cor Wash
Justice-Philip S Parker
Associate Justice-Daniel A Rollins
Clerk-Mrs Dellie B Murphy, Maude A MacNaught, asst clk
Probation Officer-Evan C Thorpe
Asst Probation Officer-Josephine H Wilder
Court Officer-Charles L Hapgood
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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S [1930] BROOKLINE DIRECTORY
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, Abraham L Denning, John J Doherty, Leonard W Dominique, George C Dunlavey, Wm D Elliott, John E Fay, Joseph B Feneno, Wm J Foley, J Anthony Forte, Cornelius L Garrity, John J Graham, Peter F Hayes, Edward M Hession, Samuel B Hutchin- son, John J Igoe, Henry J Leen, Joseph W McGarry, Ernest P Menzies, Thomas M Murphy, Robert A Neale, Caeser J Oalli, Frank L O'Connor, Frank I Paige, Elmer .J Puello, John F Reall, George J Richardson, Peter W Rooney, Frank E Shea, Augustine J Sheehan, John G Sheehan, Patrick M Sullivan, John J Sweeney, 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 Cleary, Corne- lius F Connors, James S Curry, John J Counihan, James Dempster, Percy L DeWitt, Joseph A Doherty, Dennis F Donlon, Michael Dunlavey, Thomas J Dwyer, Edmund J Farrell, Abraham Feinberg, John J Finnerty, James J Fitzgibbons, James F Gabbett, Joseph T A Greer, Edward J Hallahan, Michael J Healy, Wm F Harnedy, Alfred A Hickey, Thomas M Higgins, J Owen Hillen jr, Richard Ikels, Ray A Jefferson, David T Keefe, John J Lamb, Wm T Landrey, John C Larkin, Edward D Lyons, Joseph L Marmaud, Charles A Mc- Govern, 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, carriers
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 Gammon 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, (Boston), 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, James T Donahue, Charles J Donovan, Patrick J Flaherty, John J Harrington, Thomas J Noonan, John J Shea, Edmund Tierney, M Aloysius Walsh, carriers
RAILROAD STATIONS
BEACONSFIELD 50 Dean rd; Lemuel B Bridges, agt
BROOKLINE 35 Station off Wash; Wm M Daudelin, agt
BROOKLINE HILLS 24 Tappan rear Cypress; Wm J Cook, agt
COTTAGE FARM 140 Essex cor Comlth av
LONGWOOD 30 Chapel; Edgar H Spencer, agt RESERVOIR off 410 Chestnut Hill av; Joseph L Butler, 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)
1800 Town Census 605
1814 First P. O. in White's Block
1814 Mill Dam authorized
1821 Mill Dam opened
1821 The Philbrick House, 100th house built in Brooklinc
1825 First Town Hall dedicated (now Pierce Hall, 404 Walnut)
1843 High School established and conducted in the 1844 then Town Hall now Pierce Hall, 404 Walnut Roxbury land added to Brookline
1845 Second Town Hall dedicated on site occupied by present building
1848 Steam railroad Boston to Brookline opened
1850 Inhabitants 2,516, Tax rate ($2.10)
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 (707-299)
1875 Brookline Water Works began supplying the Town
1879 Telephone franchise first granted. Electric light introduced
1879 Annexation defeated (541-272)
1887 Beacon street widened. Electric trolley in- trodnced
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
1930 Federal Estimate 47,437
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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S [1930] BROOKLINE DIRECTORY
PRECINCT BOUNDARIES
Established by Selectmen Dec. 27, 1915. Re-established 1925.
PRECINCT 1
Northerly by town line from Babcock to St Mary's; casterly 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 fromn 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 fron 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; northcasterly 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; casterly 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 patlı 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 Winthop 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 Sunner 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 eentre 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 id 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 eorner 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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W. A. GREENOUGH CO.'S [1930] BROOKLINE DIRECTORY
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 Selectmen
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 Bcats, 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
Cows
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
Goats None
Hackney Carriages Board of Selectmen
Hawkers and Pedlers Chief of Police
Heating Permits
HenfowIs, roosters and ducks Board of Health
Hunting Certificates Town Clerk
Ice Cream confectionery, soda water and fruit, sale of on Sunday Board of Selectmen
Innholders Board of Selectmen
Intelligence Office Board of Selectment
Jobbing Wagon
Junk Collector
Board of Selectmen
Junk Dealer
Board of Selectmer
Lodging Houses Board of Selectmen
Permits and Licenses By whom issued
Lunch Cart
Lying-in Hospital, certificates by Board of Health
Manicuring and Massage Board of Health
Marriage License Town Clerk
Milk, license to sell by producers Inspector of Food Milk, license to sell by retailers _. Inspector of Food
Motor Vehicles, second hand sale of
Board of Selectmen
Moving houses thru street Board of Selectmen Numbers to Building to be given by Town Engineer . Oleomargarine, registration of sellers of
Inspector of Food
Optometry, registry of
Parades after approval by Chief of Police
Board of Selectmen
Pawnbrokers
None
Physicians, registration of
State House
Picnic Groves
Plumbing permits Building Commr
Poles, private telephone wires, etc
Board of Selectmen
Board of Selectmen
Pool tables
Posting Bills Placards etc
Revolver or Pistol, license to sell Police Dept
Revolver or Pistol, license to carry Police Dept
Sale of Goods in Streets or on Sidewalks Police Dept
(a) by minors
Police Dept
(b) Soldiers and Sailors, injured etc Police Dept (c) Manufactured by self or employer Police Dept
(d) Obstruction of Street by team or stand Police Dept
Secondhand articles, Dealers in Board of Selectmen Sidewalks, obstruction of Street Dept
Sidewalks, opening in Street Dept
Signs, Advertising Devices, Clocks, Marquees etc Bldg Dept (Commr)
Signs, permits to attach to building etc
Bldg Dept (Commr)
Signs, permits to obstruct sidewalk while hanging Bldg Dept (Commr)
Skating Rink None
Spur Tracks R R
Stables
Board of Health
Street or Sidewalk speaking Police Dept Streets, obstruction of Street Dept Streets, opening for drains, gas etc Street Dept
Sunday Work necessary Police Dept
Swine
Board of Health
Tag days for Charity only Police Dept
Theatrical Exhibitions Board of Selectmen
Board of Health
Undertakers
Vendor, transient Police Dept
Victuallers common Board of Selectmen
Vinegar, inspection of, by Inspector of Food Wires, Electric over Public way Wires and Lights Wires, electrical, inspection of Wires and Lights Wood, hay, straw, sale of, on streets or public grounds
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ADDITIONS AND REMOVALS
Austin Almon 0 acct r 91 Stedman Asp 0756 Bearse Charles F died June 22 1930
Bornstein Meyer died June 25 1930
Brookline Historical Society Charles H Stearns pres Emeritus Wm O Comstock pres Francis P Denny MD v-p Charles F White treas Miss Abbie May Dunbar sec 347 Harvard Reg 7904
Campbell John C (Personal Book Shop and Lending Library) 1351a Beacon r at B
Colony Charles E died July 8 1930
Colony Sara A wid Charles E h 86 Browne Asp 4347
Dow Edmund C (Hope B) dentist B and pres 341 Newton h do Reg 2859M Frankel Justain died June 23 1930
Goodnow Edward L died July 13 1930
Hand Eunice F wid Wm R h 194 St Paul Hand Wm R died July 19 1930
Lincoln Mary G died July 9 1930
Maury Magruder G (Jean W) reporter h 157 Win- throp rd Reg 8300
Maury Thompson B student (West Point) r 157 Win- throp rd
Meadowcroft Abbie J died July 14 1930
Putterham Community Improvement Assn Dr Edmund C Dow pres Herman A Fisher treas bus line 341 Newton Reg 2859M
Rothenberg Abraham A died July 9 1930 Shepherd Alice C wid James died June 27 1930 Stevens Agnes wid James W h 128 Sewall av Stevens James W died July 12 1930
Tyler Daniel jr (Jean K) asst cash B h 26 Stetson Asp 0544 Torney James died July 19 1930
Watterson Eleanor wid Patrick died July 7 1930 Westbrook John B died July 14 1930
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BUYERS' AND SELLERS' DIRECTORY
If you do not find what you want call ASPinwall 5500 or COMmonwealth 3762 for Service.
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Antiques .
22
Apartment Hotels 23-Z
Apparel for Men. 23
Investment Securities.
top lines-back cover
Jewelers
33
Ladies' Wear
33
Landscape Contracting 41
Landscape Gardeners
map
Beauty Shops & Hairdressers.
26-27
Builders' Supplies
back bone
Church Glass
31
Cleansers & Dyers 8
Coal
top lines and 27
Contractors & Builders.
map-28
Dairies
34
Decorators 35-43
Directory Library 40
Directory Publishers 43-Y
Electrical Contractors,
top lines-28
Electricians
28
29
Fish & Provisions
Flooring Lumber & Lath ...
back bone, top lines
Florists 30
Funeral Directors. front cover-41
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