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CAMBRIDGE DIRECTORY - 1961
Donald O. Anderson, Boston. Joseph A. Brown, Mattapan. Deputy Sheriffs (For Service of Civil Process) (Office at 20 Second, Cambridge 41, Mass). Matthew J. Callahan, Malden. Ralph W. Cram, Waltham. Daniel F. Duris, Cambridge. Robert J. Fitzpatrick, Malden.
Alfred L. Jacobson, Malden.
Grace K. Jennings, Somerville. Frank H. Locke, Medford.
Joseph P. Murphy, Cambridge.
Chester M. Ricker, Newton. Glenn R. Watson, Stoneham.
(Office at 109 Concord, Framingham). Edward F. Henneberry, Newton. John J. McDougall, Belmont. William P. Morrissey, Natick. Robert J. Patton, Framingham. (Office at 45 Merrimack, Lowell). Harold J. Baran, Chelmsford. Roland J. Conway, Billerica. Mary A. Carpenter, Lowell.
(For Criminal Business Only) Leo E. Baron, Lowell. John F. Brocklesby, Billerica. Robert M. Chenevert, Cambridge and Billerica. Harry C. Cole, Marlborough. Thomas E. Collins, Woburn. Joseph L. Crowley, Belmont. George O. Darling, Malden.
L. Warren DeSaulnier, Chelmsford. George E. Delaney, Watertown.
Edward A. Doherty, Cambridge. Abraham Don, Malden.
Edward F. Donovan, Cambridge. Emile A. Dumas, Maynard.
Daniel F. Finn, Billerica. Alfred E. Gagnon, Lowell.
Charles W. Gateley, Melrose. Arthur J. Gore, Lexington. John E. Johnson, Chelmsford. Michael J. Kelley, Medford. Henry J. Keating, Burlington. John A. Keriakos, Lowell. Emil W. Lundgren, Everett. George P. McCusker, Cambridge. James H. McDonough, Lowell. Harold H. McKelvey, Lowell. William J. Mckinley, Cambridge. John F. Looney, Medford. Wilbur E. Moquin, Malden. Edward F. Nowak, Dracut. John A. O'Brien, Somerville.
John B. O'Loughlin, Tewksbury. Edward C. O'Neil, Malden.
Herman P. Peterson, Jr., Woburn. Fred J. Pierce, Cambridge. Gordon F. Pulsifer, Malden.
Edward F. Ryan, Lowell. Warren H. Shaw, Melrose.
John J. Sheehan, Malden. James E. Sheeran, Malden. William F. Sheridan, Jr., Malden.
Robert T. Smith, Everett. John J. Sullivan, Watertown. Thomas F. Tracy, Watertown. Solomon G. Hajjar, Billerica. Court Officers - George E. Delaney (supervising), Watertown. Harry C. Cole (dep. superv.), Marlborough. James E. Barrett, Lowell. Joseph L. Crowley, Belmont. John F. Cummings, Somerville. L. Warren DeSaulnier, Chelmsford.
Abraham Don, Malden. Daniel F. Finn, Billerica. Alfred E. Gagnon, Lowell.
Joseph I. Henneberry, Newton. John E. Johnson, Chelmsford. Henry J. Keating, Burlington.
Thomas J. Kelly, Malden. Peter F. Lenox, Somerville. Emil W. Lundgren, Everett.
James E. Mahler, Cambridge.
George P. McCusker, Cambridge.
James H. McDonough, Lowell. Clarence McElroy, Cambridge. Wilbur E. Moquin, Malden. John A. O'Brien, Somerville.
John B. O'Loughlin, Tewksbury.
Edward C. O'Neil, Malden.
Edward F. Nowak, Dracut.
Thomas R. O'Neil, Winchester.
Walter W. O'Neil, Melrose. Gordon F. Pulsifer, Malden.
Chester M. Ricker, Newton. Warren H. Shaw, Melrose.
John J. Sheehan, Malden.
John J. Sullivan, Watertown. Thomas F. Tracy, Watertown.
Probate Court Messengers - James J. Fenton, Cambridge. Edward P. Martin, Watertown. Frank L. Desmond, Belmont.
Medical Examiners - Officers in towns or cities in which they live.
First District -
Dr. David C. Dow, Cambridge.
Dr. Peter A. Delmonico, Associate, Cambridge. Second District - Dr. Andrew D. Guthrie, Medford. Dr. G. Stanley Miles, Associate, Somerville.
Third District - Dr. Thomas P. Devlin, Stoneham. Dr. John J. McNulty, Associate, Wakefield. Fourth District - Dr. J. Vincent DiRago, Woburn. Dr. Harry L. Benson, Associate, Winchester. Fifth District - Dr. Lawrence McCartin, Lowell. Dr. John J. Karbowniczak, Lowell.
Sixth District - Dr. Howard E. Robinson, Concord. Dr. Leroy P. Houck, Associate, Concord. Seventh District - Dr. Peter Angelo, Waltham. Dr. William A. Richards, Associate, Waltham.
Eighth District - Dr. J. Harry McCann, Framingham. Dr. Leicester S. Johnston, Associate, Natick. Ninth District - Dr. Robert N. Rittenhouse, Hudson. Dr. Kenneth R. Greenleaf, Associate, Marlboro. Tenth District - Lawrence A. Churchville, Townsend. Cyrus Comninos, Groton. District Courts - Offices in towns and cities in which court is held.
District Court of Lowell - Arthur L. Eno, Justice. John H. Valentine, Special Justice. Raymond P. Bourgeois, Clerk. Joseph A. Donohoe, Assistant Clerk. John J. O'Neil, Chief Probation Officer. Grace M. Blazon, Probation Officer. Arnold R. Waterman, Probation Officer. Edward J. Dunn, Court Officer. District Court of Somerville. Charles F. Gadsby, Justice.
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Philip Sherman, Special Justice. David B. Nissenbaum, Clerk.
Edmund J. Massello, Assistant Clerk.
John P. Dowcett, Second Assistant Clerk.
Josephine A. Chicola, Chief Probation Officer. Abraham Bobrick, Probation Officer. James V. Scotti, Probation Officer.
Joseph P. Montalto, Court Officer.
Joseph F. Leahy, Court Officer.
District Court of Newton -
Donald E. Mayberry, Justice. W. Lloyd Allen, Special Justice.
Walter F. Slattery, Clerk.
David C. Lombard, Assistant Clerk.
Kenneth E. Prior, Chief Probation Officer.
Marie T. Kenney, Probation Officer.
Robert E. Womboldt, Court Officer.
District Court of Marlborough -
George E. Dewey, Justice. Edward T. Simoneau, Special Justice. Winfield Temple, Special Justice.
John F. Gabriel, Clerk.
Norman E. Wellen, Probation Officer and Court Of- ficer. District Court of Natick -
H. Edward Snow, Justice. Thomas F. Quinn, Special Justice.
Norman S. Trippe, Clerk.
John E. Mitchell, Probation Officer.
First District Court of Eastern Middlesex -
Court held at Malden.
Lawrence G. Brooks, Justice.
Maurice R. Flynn, Special Justice.
Michael F. Skerry, Clerk.
Edward J. Austin, Assistant Clerk.
Donald N. Peabody, Assistant Clerk. Orrin P. Barstow, Assistant Clerk.
David P. Rossiter, Jr., Chief Probation Officer.
Frederick J. Murphy, Probation Officer. Ida M. Belander, Probation Officer.
Michael P. Wilk, Probation Officer.
Edward J. Burke, Probation Officer.
Gordon J. Mercer, Probation Officer. Norman S. Ingalls, Probation Officer. John J. Mitchell, Court Officer.
Second District Court of Eastern Middlesex - Court held at Waltham.
Paul K. Connolly, Justice. Frederic A. Crafts, Special Justice.
John C. Wroe, Clerk.
Max Canter, Assistant Clerk. William J. Sweeney, Jr., Chief Probation Officer.
Marcello F. Kelley, Probation Officer.
Dorothy B. Thompson, Probation Officer. David E. Fitzgerald, Court Officer. Arthur A. Madden, Court Officer.
Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex - Court held at Cambridge.
Haven Parker, Justice. M. Edward Viola, Justice.
Harold E. Magnuson, Special Justice.
Joseph D. Conway, Clerk.
James W. Culhane, Assistant Clerk. Andrew L. Moore, Assistant Clerk. Lawrence F. Viola, Assistant Clerk.
Anthony J. DiNatale, Chief Probation Officer.
Raymond P. Connerty, Probation Officer. Robert B. Clifford, Probation Officer. Ruth S. Stone, Probation Officer. Sara M. Mahoney, Probation Officer. James J. Donohoe, Probation Officer. Thomas E. Manning, Probation Officer.
Michael A. Shea, Probation Officer. Francis W. O'Connell, Court Officer. Dennis F. McCarthy, Court Officer. Arthur G. Mize, Court Officer.
Fourth District Court of Eastern Middlesex - Court held at Woburn.
William H. Henchey, Justice. Alfred A. Sartorelli, Special Justice. Charles H. Loring, Clerk. Frederick V. Gilgun, Probation Officer. John P. Connolly, Court Officer.
First District Court of Northern Middlesex - Court held at Ayer.
Lyman K. Clark, Justice.
David B. Williams, Special Justice. Mae D. Collicut, Clerk. James J. O'Malley, Probation Officer. First District Court of Southern Middlesex - Court held at Framingham. Louis W. Farley, Justice.
Arthur M. Mason, Special Justice.
John J. Brady, Clerk. Daniel J. McNeill, Probation Officer.
Robert J. McDonough, Probation Officer.
Andrew J. Rogers, Court Officer.
District Court of Central Middlesex -
Court held at Concord.
Pierre A. Northrup, Justice.
Maurice McWalter, Special Justice.
Robert S. F. Rhodes, Clerk.
Bradford Robinson, Probation Officer. Robert E. Kelley, Court Officer.
Juvenile District Probation Officers -
Office at Framingham. Joseph B. Foley.
Rita E. Lee.
Joseph P. Sullivan.
STATE GOVERNMENT
Governor - John A. Volpe of Winchester; salary, $20,- 000.
Lieut. Governor - Edward F. Mclaughlin of Boston; salary, $11,000.
Secretary of the Commonwealth - Kevin H. White of Boston; salary, $11,000.
Treasurer and Receiver - General - John T. Driscoll of Boston; salary, $11,000.
Auditor - Thomas J. Buckley of Boston; salary, $11,- 000.
Attorney-General - Edward J. McCormack of Boston; salary, $15,000.
U. S. Senators of Massachusetts
Leverett Saltonstall (R) of Dover, term expires 1967. Benjamin Smith (D) of Gloucester, term expires 1963.
Representatives in 87th Congress for Massachusetts Districts
1 - Silvio O. Conte (R) of Plainfield.
2 - Edward P. Boland (D) of Springfield.
3 - Philip J. Philbin (D) of Clinton.
4 - Harold D. Donohue (D) of Worcester.
5 - Bradford Morse (R) of Lowell.
6 - William H. Bates (R) of Salem.
7 - Thomas H. Lane (D) of Lawrence.
8 - Torbert H. Macdonald (D) of Malden.
9 - Hastings Keith (R) of West Bridgewater. 10 - Laurence Curtis (R) of Boston.
11 - Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. (D) of Cambridge.
12 - John W. McCormack (D) of Boston.
13 - James A. Burke (D) of Milton.
14 - Joseph W. Martin, Jr. (R) of North Attleborough.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
President - John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts; sal- ary, $100,000.
Vice President -Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas; salary, $35,000. Secretary of State - Dean Rusk of New York; salary, $25,000.
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Secretary of the Treasury - Douglas Dillon of New York; salary, $25,000.
Secretary of Defense - Robert S. McNamara of Michi- gan; salary, $25,000. Attorney-General - Robert F. Kennedy of New York; salary, $25,000.
Postmaster-General - J. Edward Day of California; salary, $25,000.
Secretary of the Interior - Stewart Ludall of Arizona; salary, $25,000.
Secretary of Agriculture - Orville L. Freeman of Min- nesota; salary, $25,000.
Secretary of Commerce - Luther H. Hodges of North Carolina; salary, $25,000. Secretary of Labor - Arthur J. Goldberg of Illinois; salary, $25,000.
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare - Abraham A. Ribicoff of Connecticut; salary, $25,000.
POST OFFICE
Cambridge A-39 - 770 MassAv. Joseph H. Dinan, Supt.
Porter Square B-40 - 1953 MassAv. Henry A. Grenier, Supt.
East Cambridge C-41 - 306 Cambridge. Anthony J. Finnerty, Supt.
Harvard Square-38 - 125 Mt. Auburn. Stephen Sullivan, Supt. Inman Square-39 - 1309 Cambridge. Vincent De Francesco, Supt.
Kendall Square-42 - 250 Main. Ernest J. Geary, Supt.
Post Office opens 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. until noon - opens daily at 7:00 a.m. for box holders only.
Windows Open
Stamps - 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Parcels and Stamps -8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Registered Mail - 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Money Orders - 8:00 a.m. to 5:15 p.m.
Necessary to
the complete and efficient equipment of every office.
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Through the process of sorting, compilation and still greater refining for accuracy, each name is handled twelve times as it becomes a part of the five departments when combined and printed into city directories, renders a service unsurpassed for those who know that without knowledge, activi- ties become wasteful, confused and subject to duplication.
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PROPERTY TAXATION 1950-1960
YEAR
TAX RATE
ASSESSED
VALUATION ON TAXABLE
REAL AND
PERSONAL
PROPERTY
1950
$39.70
1951
$42.90
1952
$52.80
1953
$48.60
1954
$48.30
1955
$49.80
1956
$54.60
1957
$59.40
1958
$61.80
1959
$64.80
1960
$68.60
$150
$175
$200
$225
$250
Figures
In
Millions
VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS
1950-1960
ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS
NEW
CONSTRUCTION
RESIDENTIAL
AND
REPAIRS
YEAR
NON RESIDENTIAL
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
$4
$2
$0
$0
$2
$4
$6
$8
$10
$12
$14
$16
FIGURES
IN
MILLIONS
GRAPH BY CAMBRIDGE PLANNING BOARD
SOURCE: ANNUAL REPORTS, CITY ASSESSOR
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CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS
· FAMOUS IN HISTORY
· PROMINENT IN EDUCATION · LEADER IN INDUSTRY
CAMBRIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO SERVE YOU
The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce works diligently and continually to improve relations and to promote cooperation among the business, educational, industrial and civic interests of the community. It encour- ages industrial development and protects against harmful legislation, solicitations and taxation.
FOR FURTHUR INFORMATION-WRITE CAMBRIDGE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 500 MEMORIAL DRIVE . CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS Telephone TRowbridge 6-4100
UDEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF CAMBRIDGE"
Advertising Agencies
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Copy not tailored to specific interests of prospects ... If your prospects are hungry for facts they'll gag on fancy. Effective copy can be written only after you've determined exactly who your prospects are and what it takes to make them buy.
Just one of these mistakes can rob your advertising program of its full potential.
For complete information on how to evaluate your advertising program-and how you may be able to im- prove it - write or call
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Automobiles
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Thibault Brothers, Inc.
241 - 255 CONCORD AVENUE Telephone Kirkland 7-1302
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE
Sales
FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS NEW AND USED CARS Service
FISHING IN
THE RIGHT SPOT ?
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Automobiles Motorcycles
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Phillips Brothers Inc.
ESTABLISHED 1920
70 COLUMBIA ST.
TEL. KI 7-0620
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
PHILLIPS BROS. INC.
SALES
70
COME IN AND SEE THE NEW HARLEY-DAVIDSON MOTORCYCLES
All Models On Display
74 FLH
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. Largest Selection Of Guaranteed Used Machines At The Lowest Prices In New England
· Buy On Time Plan Or Lay Away Plan.
. Credit Approved The Same Day. COMPLETE STOCK OF GENUINE
HARLEY-DAVIDSON PARTS, OIL & ACCESSORIES
Auto Garages
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CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE BEAR SERVICE WHEEL ALIGNING
TYDOL
CAMBRIDGE BRAKE SERVICE TEL. ELIOT 4-9520 COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE AND WHEEL ALIGNING Rear 2578 Mass. Ave. Cambridge, Mass.
Names Appearing In Black Letters
IN THIS DIRECTORY are the names of those people who ACCOMPLISH THINGS and are entitled to favorable consideration, if for no other reason than their public- spirited support of measures which make for progress. They represent that ENERGY AND PUSH so essential to the commercial prosperity of the City, and in dealing with them no mistake will be made. The publishers are honored in thus making them better known to the public.
. . . Patronize Them
Banks
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CHARTERED 1892
COLUMBIAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK
751 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
TEL. KI 7-3888 CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
CENTRAL SQUARE
SAVE
OFFICERS
ARTHUR M. WRIGHT, President
A. JOHN SERINO. Vice President EARLE D. WOOD, Treasurer
MONTHLY PAYMENTS
DIRECTORS
ACCOUNTS INSURED IN FULL UNDER
MIMRER
LEOPOLD BARTEL
A. JOHN SERINO
JAMES E. SPIKE
CHESTER A. HIGLEY
DANA N. SQUIRES
FREDERICK J. REARDON
EARLE D. WOOD
LAW
ARTHUR M. WRIGHT
BUY A HOME
BY
REGULAR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
DWIGHT H. ANDREWS
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· FEDERAL
INSURED
UP TO $10,000.
PORATION
INSURANCE
CORP
RELIANCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK
Inc. 1859
15 DUNSTER ST.
HARVARD SQ.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS. Tel. TRowbridge 6-2278 Assets over $19,500,000
If you demand SAFETY and DEPENDABILITY
INVEST YOUR BUSINESS PERSONAL or ORGANIZATION FUNDS in PAID-UP SHARES!
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Churches
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St. John's R. O. Church
RT. REV. EDWARD G. HORAN, PASTOR
CURATES REV. HENRY F. BARRY REV. LAURENCE J. CRONIN REV. PAUL V. O'HEARN REV. THOMAS J. NAUGHTON
MASSES
DAILY - 7:00 and 9:00 A. M. SUNDAY - 6:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 11:45 A. M. SUNDAY SCHOOL - after 8:30 A. M. Mass
RECTORY 2254 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. PHONE KI 7-2549
Churches,-Civic Activities,-Civic Association
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AMERICAN FRIENDS SERVICE COMMITTEE, INC.
130 Brattle Street
NEW ENGLAND REGIONAL OFFICE TEL. UNIVERSITY 4-3150 Cambridge 38, Mass.
The American Friends Service Committee was founded in 1917. It undertook extensive relief and reconstruction work in Europe during and after the First World War. Since then it has carried into action through relief and many other programs, Friends' belief that men of all nationalities and colors and religious persuasion can live peacefully together. This work has taken it into more than 35 countries around the world.
The Committee now works in 26 countries besides the United States. Its activities draw in thousands, as individuals, in large and small groups, at local, national and international levels. Contributions from those who share the Committee's aims make this work possible. The Committee's total cash budget for the year ending September 30, 1961, is $4,300,000. Continued support will make it possible to raise this budget to carry on the programs which the Committee has undertaken.
CCA
The Cambridge Civic Association was formed:
· To promote honest and efficient conduct of local government
. To induce citizens to take an active interest in the affairs of the City of Cambridge
· To encourage competent men and women to seek election to public office
GOOD GOVERNMENT IS NO ACCIDENT MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL CAMBRIDGE RESIDENTS CAMBRIDGE CIVIC ASSOCIATION
1430 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE 38, MASS.
TELEPHONE TR 6-9176
THE LOGICAL PLACE TO LOOK FOR IT
Think of the DIRECTORY when you are looking for names and addresses and street locations. It's the logical and quick- est place to get the information you want. Use the DIRECTORY.
Civic Activities,-Community Service
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THE AVON HOME
CAMBRIDGE 38
53 CHURCH STREET
MILDRED
GILLER
MASSACHUSETTS
TEL. KI 7-3022
In May 1874, James Huntington, a Harvard Square Jeweler, concerned for Cambridge children in need, opened a small house on Avon Place to which 10 children were admitted. Five months later The Avon Home was incorporated under the laws of the Com- monwealth of Massachusetts. The fledgling institu- tion grew and in December 1891 a larger building was opened on Mount Auburn Street.
Time brought changes. At the turn of the century institutions were closing and children were being planned for in foster families. The Avon Home, accepting this new philosophy, closed the doors of the Mount Auburn Street building in 1913, and became what it is today - a case work agency in the field of child care.
Serving Cambridge children of all races and creeds,
THE AVON HOME offers :
Consultation Adoption
Placement in foster homes or in specialized programs Casework service to unmarried mothers
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
President STANLEY H. LAWTON
Treasurer H. GARDNER BRADLEE
Vice President MRS. WILLIAM L. PAYSON
Clerk MRS. W. DONNISON SWAN
Assistant Treasurer HENRY C. FENDERSON
TRUSTEES - 1961
MRS. JOHN B ATKINSON MRS. ARLIE V. BOCK HORACE O. BRIGHT FRANKLIN CARTER, M.D. MRS. A. SPRAGUE COOLIDGE MRS. JOHN P. COOLIDGE JOHN M. DRY
MRS. ALVA F. KINDALL JOHN T. McNAUGHTON E. WILLARD PHIPPEN MRS. NATHAN M. PUSEY MRS. FAIRFIELD E. RAYMOND EDWARD W. SEXTON MRS. JOSEPH L. WALSH
GRAFTON L. WILSON
GENERAL SECRETARY
MISS EILEEN G. MEANY
Member of Cambridge Community Services
Civic Activities - District Nursing Associations
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THE CAMBRIDGE VISITING NURSING ASSOCIATION INC.
CAMBRIDGE
MASSACHUSETTS
35 Bigelow St.
Tel. KI 7-2620
CALL US IF YOU NEED
1. Bedside nursing for yourself or for your family.
2. Prenatal care.
3. Instruction in the care and feeding of children.
4. Care during an operation or confinement. After care.
If unable to pay the full amount you may pay in part, or receive this service without payment. For a visit not exceeding one hour $3.50
For a visit by appointment not exceeding one hour (between 8:30 a. m. and 5 p. m.) $4.00
Member of Cambridge Community Federation
Civic Activities - Family Service
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The Family Society of Cambridge A Non-secretarian Community Service
med to help ...
· when couples are concerned about how to keep a marriage from breaking up . . .
· when parents are puzzled or worried over actions of their children . . .
· when mothers are temporarily unable to care for their children ...
· when families struggle with problems caused by mental or physical illness ...
· When people need guidance in meeting a financial crisis or in making limited funds go as far as possible . . .
· when older persons are worried about what to do when they are alone .. .
· when anyone feels things are not going right within himself, with his friends - or in the home, at work, at school . ..
We all have problems at some time in our lives .
Sometimes a problem solves itself but often it gets worse, and the right help at the right time can prevent a great deal of unhappiness and trouble.
The help of the Family Society is yours to use
when you need it.
The workers in this agency have had years of special training and practical experience. They also know the available resources of the public and private agencies in the community. They can help a person understand his problem and work out the best way of meeting it.
Consulting with a Family Society worker means using the best available professional service, as you would use the services of a doctor or a lawyer when his help is needed. Service is available to every- one, regardless of ability to pay. Those who can are expected to pay a fee based on their income.
For an appointment call
Trowbridge 6-4210
The Family Society of Cambridge 5 Lee Street Cambridge, Massachusetts
FAMILY SERVICE
A RED FEATHER SERVICE
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Clinics,-Contractors,-Contractors - Heating and Plumbing, -Druggists
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS DIRECTORY-1961
Cambridge Clinic
ELLIOT 4-8876
374 CAMBRIDGE STREET
JAMES H. O'CONNOR, M.D. GENERAL, PLASTIC SURGERY JOHN A. SCHOLL, M.D. NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY FRANK O'CONNOR, M.D. DERMATOLOGY SIDNEY H. HARMON, M.D. PHYSICAL MEDICINE
SALVATORE TRAINA, M.D. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY ROSARIO SCANDURA, M.D. OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY JAMES H. O'CONNOR, SR., D.M.D. DENTISTRY
EDWARD M. O'CONNOR, D.M.D. DENTISTRY
CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
MARIA KRIVOSHLIKOFF, D.M.D. DENTISTRY PHILIP LEVE, M.D. PSYCHIATRY
JOHN F. McCURTAIN, D.M.D. DENTISTRY
C. BARRY SHAPIRO, M.D. PODIATRY
Vappi & Company, Inc.
240 SIDNEY STREET
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CAMBRIDGE 39, MASS.
Builders and Contractors Tel. TRowbridge 6-7505
METROPOLITAN PIPE & SUPPLY CO.
PLUMBING HEATING INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES Telephone TR 6-6448
145 BROADWAY
CAMBRIDGE MASS.
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ESTABLISHED 1854 Prescription Specialists
"Over 11/2 Million Prescriptions" 1 BOYLSTON ST. (Harvard Square)
Telephones KI 7-0502 - 7-0503 CAMBRIDGE, MASS.
HOURS DAILY 8:00 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 9:00 A. M. TO 6:00 P. M.
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Druggists,-Electrical Contractors
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1961-THE PRICE & LEE CO.S
SHEPARD PHARMACY INC.
1662 MASS. AVENUE CAMBRIDGE Tel. TR owbridge 6-8840
APOTHECARIES
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IRVING REICHSON Ph. G., Reg. Mgr.
Star Pharmacy PROFESSIONAL PHARMACISTS Surgical and Hospital Supplies - Drugs Tel. UN 4-2900 FREE DELIVERY
110-119 HAMPSHIRE STREET
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