Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1880, Part 14

Author: W. A. Greenough
Publication date: 1880
Publisher: The Author
Number of Pages: 290


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SCHOOL NUMBER SEVEN. Bleachery.


Jeannette B. Wilson, Teacher of Upper Primary; Grace B. Weston, Teacher of Lower Primary.


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New England Conservatory of Music,


MUSIC HALL, . . BOSTON, MASS.


E. TOURJEE, . Director.


The attention of persons not acquainted with Conservatory instruction, is called to the following TWENTY-FOUR REASONS in favor of its system :


1 Economy, cost of tuition only $15.


2 300 years established in Europe ; 25 years' successful experience in America.


3 Mind matched withi mind sharpens intellect.


4 Diffidence overcome by public performance in class and in Conserva- tory and Music Halls.


5 Each pupil has the benefit of whole-hour lessons.


6 125 hours' musical instruction in a single term.


7 The lesson a recitation ; no waste of time.


8 Laudable ambition to excel.


9 Pupils carefully graded, and promoted according to proficiency.


10 The ablest instructors are employed.


11 Mendelssohn says, "It has advantages over private instruction; it produces industry, spurs on to emulation, and perseveres against one-sidedness of education and taste."


12 Musical atmosphere of the Conservatory conducive to broader culture.


13 The best instructors educated in Europe are graduates of conserva- tories.


14 A finished musical education attainable from the first rudiments to final graduation.


15 Its graduates rank high and fill the best positions.


16 Frequent recitals by eminent artists.


17 Beginners are received.


18 Evening classes are formed each term.


19 Private lessons if preferred, at teachers' regular rates, with over 100 hours of other musical instruction without charge.


20 All branches in music, languages, and elocution are taught.


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The class system in the Conservatory is the same as in our colleges and best schools.


22 Access is given to a fine musical library.


23 The London Choir says of its organ department: "The New Eng- land Conservatory of Music is far in advance of our own Acad- emy, and indeed of every English institution."


24 Harper's Monthly characterizes it as the "Model Music School of the age."


Those who complete the required course of study, in any department, are awarded a diploma.


Send for Circular. Pupils received at any time. The public are cor- dially invited to call upon the Director and further investigate its advantages.


E. TOURJEE, Director,


MUSIC HALL, BOSTON.


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SCHOOL NUMBER EIGHT. Chemistry. Maria E. Morgan, Teacher of West Intermediate; Jennie O. Marsh, Teacher of East Primary; Annie E. Taylor, Teacher of West Primary.


SCHOOL NUMBER NINE. High street. Abbie M. Bill, Primary Teacher.


SCHOOL NUMBER TEN. School street, corner Exchange. Anna Fernald, Teacher of Upper Primary; Mary F. Wright, Teacher of East Primary.


Leonard B. Marshall, Teacher of Vocal Music.


EVENING SCHOOL-NORTH SIDE. School street. Robert M. Stark, Principal; Eliza J. Moore, Assistant.


EVENING SCHOOL-SOUTH SIDE. High street. Arthur P. Smith, Principal; Elizabeth E. Randall, Mary Mccarthy, Assistants.


WALTHAM NEW-CHURCH SCHOOL.


Lexington street.


Members of the Institute-F. A. Dewson, Treasurer, Sampson Reed, P. W. Chandler, L. Clark, M.D., Rev. J. Pettee, Rev. John Worcester.


Benjamin Worcester, Bacon street, Principal; Mrs. S. W. Hudson, Miss F. Partello, Miss M. H. Stetson, As- sistants; J. Levy, Boston, French; Miss J. M. Tallman, Music, piano; Mrs. E. M. Condell, Dancing.


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WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY.


Moody street, corner Charles. Number of volumes, 10,000. Open daily (except Sundays), from 1 to 9 P.M. N. Warren, President; C. R. Bill, Secretary; L. N. Hall, Treasurer; A. J. Lathrop, Librarian; Miss Dulce- na Harris, First Assistant Librarian; Miss Sumner Johnson, Second Assistant Librarian.


CHURCHES. BAPTIST CHURCH. Organized 1852.


Charles street, corner Moody.


Rev. Pastor; A. P. Penniman, C. P. Har- rington, Geo. E. Newton, Geo. T. Fiel, Deacons; A: P. Penniman, Chairman; David Randall, Charles C. Bills, Geo. H. Shirley, Frank Christmas, Fred Seale, Henry Bond, Standing Committee; Geo. E. Newton, Treas .; Henry Bond, Clerk; John Lord, Sexton; C. C. Bills, Sunday-school Supt .; L. B. Hardy, Asst. Supt .; Frank Christmas, Sec .; W. R. Sawtelle, Librarian; Richard Aldred, Asst. Librarian. Number of scholars, 275. Volumes, 600.


TRINITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.


Organized 1820.


Main street, above Moody.


Rev. Pastor; H. E. Skeele, A.J. Hoyt, J. C. Bates, Deacons; John Griffiths, Clerk; G. H. Whitford, Treas- urer; Cyrus Simonds, Sexton. Number of communi- cants, 200. Philip Jones, Supt. of Sunday-school; Geo. T. Jones, Assistant Supt .; George Brown, Librarian. Number of scholars, 240.


CHRIST CHURCH (EPISCOPAL).


Organized 1849.


Central street.


Rev. Thomas F. Fales, Rector; Otis E. Hunt, Moses E. Osgood, Wardens; M. U. Adams, R. G. Brown, Wm. H. Craven, W. H. Howe, H. L. Hovey, Vestrymen; Moses E. Osgood, Treas. and Clerk; J. W. Whitney, Sexton. Number of communicants, 150.


, Sunday- school Supt .; Miss Emily Viles, Librarian. Number of scholars, 150. Volumes, 700.


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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF WAL- THAM.


Organized 1837. Moody street, corner Main.


Rev. I. H. Packard, Pastor; C. H. Stickney, O. Bol- ton, R. Bliss, A. O. Thomas, Geo. A. Howe, Caleb Hop- kins, William Day, Wm. H. Wolcott, Geo. W. Knowlton, Stewards; E. Fairbanks, R. Stickney, C. Irish, John Phillips, J. E. Olcott, H. Weeks, W. A. Northup, Chas. Whiting, A. Gregory, Trustees; C. Irish, Treasurer of Trustees; C. H. Stickney, Treasurer of Stewards; R. Stickney, Sexton; Rev. L. P. Frost, Supt. of Sunday- school.


Number of church members, 290. Number of scholars, 375. Volumes in library, 435.


ST. MARY'S CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC).


Rebuilt and Dedicated April 8, 1877. School street, near Common. Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Pastor, John J. Murphy, Asst. Pastor; Wm. F. Rooney, Sexton.


WALTHAM SOCIETY OF THE NEW JERUSA- LEM CHURCH. -


Organized 1870. Lexington street, near Bacon.


Benjamin Worcester, Leader; Geo. Phinney, John T. Prince, Joel Shedd, Church Committee; Geo. Phinney, Clerk and Treasurer; Benjamin Worcester, Sunday- school Superintendent; Miss J. Smith, Librarian. Num- ber of scholars, 50.


FIRST PARISH CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL UNITA-


RIAN). Organized 1696.


Church street, corner School.


Rev. - -, Pastor; L. W. Cushing, Parish Clerk; George A. Stearns, Treasurer and Collector; Wm. E. Allen, Chairman, Wm. E. Bright, Ephraim Stearns, Thomas P. Smith, Dr. B. F. D. Adams, R. B. Foster, Arthur P. Smith, Parish Committee.


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UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY OF WALTHAM. Re-organized February, 1874.


Main street, near Grant.


Rev. M. R. Leonard, P .; E. B. Armstrong, W. L. Fish- er, D. S. Marsh, Standing Committee; F. C. Hodgdon, Treasurer and Collector; Benjamin H. Hawley, Clerk; Leonard Greene, Sunday-school Superintendent; F. C. Hodgdon, Assistant Superintendent; D. H. Hawley, Li- brarian. Number of scholars, 170.


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MASONIC. MONITOR LODGE.


Chartered December 20th, 1820.


Nathan Warren, W. M .; Rufus G. Brown, S. W .; William H. Anderson, J. W .; Horatio Moore, Treas .; John P. Noble, Sec .; Charles W. Parmenter, Chaplain; William Locke, Marshal; Warner W. Carpenter, S. D .; Forest Miller, J. D .; Edwin F. Moore, S. S .; Fred H. Bradford, J. S .; Ephraim Stearns, Chorister; George S. Perry, I. S .; Charles H. Parks, Tyler.


Regular meetings are held in Charles A. Welch's hall, the Monday on or before the full of the moon in each month ; officers elected annually in November.


ISAAC PARKER LODGE.


Chartered March 11, 1868.


Zimri H. Cobleigh, W. M; Charles H. D. Stockbridge, S. W .; William H. Francis, J. W .; Leonard C. Lane, Treas .; Charles O. Morrill, Sec .; Leonard G. Webster, Marshal; Samuel Friebe, S. D .; William R. Sawtelle, J. D .; Frank E. Adams, S. S .; Judah S. Baker, J. S .; , I. S .; -- , Tyler.


Regular meetings are held at Charles A. Welch's hall, first Tuesday in each month; officers elected annually in December.


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WALTHAM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.


James N. Greenwood, M. E. H. P .; Leonard C. Lane, E. K .; Robert L. Davis, Treas .; Hiram H. Weeks, Sec .; Charles H. Parks, Tyler.


Regular convocation, third Wednesday of each month ; officers elected in June.


ODD FELLOWS.


PROSPECT LODGE, NO. 35, I. O. OF O. F. Re-instituted February 22, 1871.


A. L. Whitney, N. G .; F. I. Thompson, V. G .; Wil- lard P. Locke, R. Sec .; Willard P. Locke, Per. Sec .; Charles A. Hall, Treas.


Meets Wednesday evenings in Odd Fellows Hall, Whitford building, Main street.


ROYAL ARCANUM.


RUMFORD COUNCIL, No. 113. Instituted July 1st, 1878.


Geo. O. Farwell, R .; E. T. Peabody, V. R .; F. M. Dutch, O .; A. L. Ryan, Sec .; G. K. Field, Collector; Willard P. Locke, Treas.


Meet second and fourth Monday evenings in Good Templars Hall, Main street, near Common.


KNIGHTS OF HONOR. WALTHAM LODGE, NO. 373.


Instituted Oct. 7th, 1876.


Geo. A. Flagg, P. D .; F. C. Hodgdon, D .; C. J. Doughty, V. D .; E. L. Jackson, A. D .; U. E. Partridge, R .; Leonard Greene, F. R .; C. W. Rogers, Treas .; T. F. Wellington, Chaplain; M. C. Jackson, Guide; C. B. Hicks, Guardian; W. H. Bussell, S.


Meets first and third Thursdays in each month, in Roberts Hall, Main street.


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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. WALTHAM COUNCIL, NO. 223.


Instituted June 30th, 1880.


S. L. Ryan, C .; A. Starbuck, V. C .; F. K. Sibley, P. C .; Miss Emily Metcalf, O .; F. J. Rutter, Sec .; Mrs. M. Schwartz, Treas .; F. F. Gibbs, C .; Geo. Woolley, G .; A. B. Smith, Warden; Gilbert Blood, Sentry.


Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month, in American Hall, Main street.


UNITED ORDER PILGRIM FATHERS.


MASSASOIT COLONY, NO. 6.


Instituted February 11, 1880.


James Dangerfield, Gov .; Mrs. Sarah A. Conner, Lieut. Gov .; W. H. McAlister, Ex-Gov .; J. T. Wellington, Sec .; E. F. Webster, Treas .; C. P. Pettengill, Collector; E. D. Donnell, Chaplain; H. C. Duncan, Sergt. at Arms; Mrs. Georgia D. Marden, Dept. Sergt. at Arms; Thomas Glancey, I. S .; William W. Bryant, O. S.


Meets first and third Wednesdays in each month, in American hall, Main street.


GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.


F. P. H. ROGERS POST, 29. Organized October, 1867.


James H. Fisher, Com .; John H. Brown, S. V. Com .; John H. Whelon, J. V. Com .; Charles A. Hall, Adj .; E. S. Burnham, Q. M .; H. C. Hall, Surgeon; T. F. Well- ington, Chaplain; W. G. Burnham, S. M .; E. J. Brack- ett, Q. M. S .; James Beatty, O. D .; J. L. Wellington, O. G.


Meetings second and fourth Friday evenings in Rob- erts' hall, Main street. Officers elected in December.


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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES.


HOWARD DIVISION, NO. 25, S. OF T.


Thomas Harvey, W. P .; Mrs. Moore, W. Ass .; E. Fairbanks, W. Chap .; Charles Chase, Con .; Minnie Clark, Asst. Con .; Lizzie White, R. S .; Charles Bodge, Treas .; Mr. Shedd, I. S .; E. Adams, O. S .; Thomas Saul, P. W. P.


Meets every Monday evening 712 P.M., Roberts' hall, Main street.


GOOD WILL TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 32. Instituted May 24, 1870.


Philip Jones, W. C. T .; C. L. Bailey, W. R.


Regular Meetings every Wednesday evening in Rob- erts' hall, Main street.


L. R. STREETER, COUNCIL OF TEMPLARS, No. 18. Instituted February 28, 1872.


A. S. Locke, Chief of Council; Charles M. Bodge, Recorder.


Meets second Tuesday of each month in Roberts' hall, Main street.


CHARLES RIVER LODGE, No. 42, I. O. OF G. T.


J. B. Hamblin, P. W. C. T .; John Young, W. C. T .; Miss Maggie Davis, W. V. T., Miss Mattie Wyman, W. S .; Miss Josephine M. Jameson, W. F. S .; S. W. Ma- curda, W. T .; Lizzie Skelton, W. Chap .; John Kilgore, W. M .; Sumner Wellington, W. I. G.


WALTHAM REFORM CLUB. Organized Feb. 13, 1876.


Rooms Roberts' hall, Main, opp. Spring street.


Chas. R. Lavally, Pres .; A. Bowers, H. F. Ryan, Vice- prests .; A. Travis, Sec .; Geo. F. Jones, Fin. Sec .; W. G. Tracy, Asst. Sec .; J. F. Cooledge, Treas.


Meets every Sunday evening, 72 P.M.,in Rumford hall, Main street.


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WALTHAM WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION.


Organized Feb. 21, 1876.


Mrs. Alonzo Bowers, Pres: Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs. Emma Curtis, Vice-pres .; Miss S. A. Osgood, Sec .; Mrs. Harriet Kingsbury, Treasurer.


Meets at Reform Club rooms, Goodnow's block, Main street, every Friday, 212 P.M. Number of members, 118.


YOUNG MEN'S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTI-


NENCE SOCIETY.


Organized September, 1877.


John J. Collins, Pres .; John J. Higgins, Vice-pres .; Timothy F. Ryan, Rec. Sec .; John H. Barr, Fin. Sec .; John J. Fahey, Treas.


Meets every Monday evening in Central block.


MILITARY. CO. F, FIFTH REGIMENT, M. V. M. Organized June 29th, 1874. .


Headquarters, Armory hall, Main Street. Meetings every Thursday evening.


C. H. D. Stockbridge, Captain; John E. Glidden, 1st Lieut .; - -, 2d Lieut. -


A. O. OF H.


DIVISION NUMBER 19.


Meets second and last Thursday evening of each month, 712 P.M., at Donahoe's block, Main street.


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SOCIETIES, ETC. EMMET LITERARY ASSOCIATION. Organized 1866. Rooms 15 Central block, Main street. Open from 7 A. M. to 10 P.M.


P. A. Nugent, Pres .; D. F. Gleason, Vice-pres .; John Muldoon, Rec. Sec .; James H. Tumelty, F. Sec .; J. Nu- gent, Treas .; Martin Kelley, M. Maguire, John McLaugh- lin, M. C. Cronan, Wm. Shoesmith, Directors.


Meetings every Tuesday evening. Officers chosen first Tuesday of December and June.


PROSPECT CLUB.


Organized August 2d, 1875. . 27712 Main street. Geo. W. Rand, Pres .; John J. Lynch, Vice-pres .; C. H. Lee, Sec. and Treas.


QUINOBIAN CLUB. Organized Jan. 1st, 1867. Priests' block, Main street. E. P. Smith, Pres .; H. E. Priest, Vice-pres .; W. F. Upham, Sec .; C. J. Doughty jr., Treas.


RIVERSIDE CLUB.


Organized May 1st, 1878. Dix block, Moody street.


Frederick Britton, Pres .; Robert Hammond, Sec .; Isaac B. Jewell, Treas.


ST. PATRICK MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY. Organized April 8th, 1864.


Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Pres .; Michael Norton, First Vice-pres; John Rooney, Second Vice-pres .; M. J. Lally, Rec. Sec .; Thomas Melody, F. Sec .; Wm. F. Rooney, Treas .; Wm. Wall, Marshal; Wm. Mogan, Bryan Corcoran, John Keenan Timothy Greely, Patrick Cassidy, Wm. Guinan, Directors. One hundred members.


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WALTHAM CLUB. Organized Dec. 3d, 1858.


Chas. H. Houghton, Pres .; Wm. Locke, Sec. and Treas.


WALTHAM FARMER'S CLUB.


Organized 1857.


E. P. Smith, Pres .; E. N. Pierce, Vice-pres .; A. B. Berry, Sec .; F. Buttrick, Treas.


WALTHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY.


Office 4 Central block, Main street.


Isaac R. Scott, President; George A. Stearns, Treasur- er; William Tarbell, Superintendent.


WALTHAM MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY.


Organized May 5, 1872.


J. J. Harvey, President; Peter Brady, Vice-president; M. T. Connelly, Treasurer; Ambrose Kyte, Recording Secretary; A. F. McAlister, Financial Secretary.


Meets second Sunday of every month, 2 P.M., at G. A. R. Hall, Main street.


WALTHAM POOR FARM. South street. W. A. Austin, Superintendant. Number ofinmates, 12.


WALTHAM VETERAN FIRE ASSOCIATION. Organized May, 1874.


Meets Moody street, corner Crescent, first Saturday in each month.


Marshall Parks, President; M. C. Hadley, Secretary; M. P. Wyatt, Treasurer.


WALTHAM AND NEWTON STREET R. R. CO.


R. E. Robbins, Pres .; H. J. Olney, Treas .; H. P. Sher- man, Supt .; R. E. Robbins, Geo. E. Allen, Geo. Shirley, L. C. Lane, J. H. Curtis, Francis Buttrick, W. W. Clark, H. P. Sherman, Directors.


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WATCH FACTORY RELIEF ASSOCIATION.


A. Starbuck, Pres .; C. C. Byam, Vice-pres .; L. C. Lane, Sec. and Treas.


JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.


Banks Nathaniel P.,


Loring Edward D.,


Cauldwell George P.,


Moore Horatio,


Eaton Thomas B.,


Rogers Charles F.,


Fiske Eben W.,


Shedd Wm. E.,


French Daniel,


Smith S. W.,


Hall Henry C.,


Stone F. M.,


Harrington E. A.,


Upham S. O.,


Johnson B. B.,


Viles Daniel F.,


Lewis Jarvis,


Walker Amory H.,


Wooley Charles.


NOTARIES PUBLIC. 1


Johnson Byron B.,


Stone Charles F., Stone Frederick M.


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POST OFFICE.


Rumford building, Main street, corner Elm.


Samuel O. Upham, Postmaster.


Mails close for Boston, 6.30, 8.40 A.M., 1.30, 6.30 P.M.


New York, South and West, 6.30 A.M., 6.30 P.M .; North, 7 A.M., 4.15 P.M.


Mails due from Boston, 6.50, 8.00, 11.50 A.M., 3.30, 4.50P.M ..


New York, South and West, 8 A.M., 6.30 P.M. ; North, 9.15 A.M., 7.37 P.M.


Office hours from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M.


GREENOUGH'S


DIRECTORY


OF THE


INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, SOCIETIES, BUSINESS, BUSINESS FIRMS, ETC., ETC.


IN THE


TOWN OF WATERTOWN,


FOR


1880.


W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS.


NO. 31 MILK STREET,


BOSTON.


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WATERTOWN DIRECTORY.


STREETS, PLACES, ETC., IN WATERTOWN.


Adams avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue Arlington, from Arsenal, across Mt. Auburn to Belmont Arsenal, from Main to Brighton line


Auburn place, from Mt. Auburn, near Patten Beechwood avenue, from Market, n. Union Stock market Belmont, from Waltham line to Mt. Auburn


Bigelow avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue Boyd, from Glen to Fayette in Newton


Bridge, from Grove, across F. R. R., to Newton line


Brook, from Pleasant to the River, near Hollingsworth & · Whitney's paper mill


California, from Watertown, n. the bridge, to Newton line Carroll, from Belmont to Orchard


Centre, from Franklin to Walnut


Chestnut, from Main to Green


Church, from Palfrey to Main


Common, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont


Common street place, from Common, between Belmont and Orchard


Coolidge avenue, from Cambridge line to Arsenal


Cottage, from Mt. Auburn, near the bridge, to Catholic cemetery Cottage place, from Cottage


Cross, from Pleasant, across Main, to Winter


Cuba, from Main to Myrtle


Cushman, from Fayette, near American Shade Roller Co. Elm, from Arlington to Arsenal


Elton avenue, from Nichols avenue to Bigelow avenue (Norwood Park)


Fayette, from Spring to Forest


Forest, from Main, near Cuba, to Fayette


Franklin, from Mt. Auburn, opp. Common, to Walnut Galen, from Watertown square to Newton line Garnet, from Irving to Parker


Gilkey avenue, from Patten Green, from Main to Pleasant


Grove, from Arlington, n. Mt. Auburn, to Coolidge av. Grove, from Pleasant, n. railroad bridge, to Waltham line Hagar lane, from Lexington to Waltham line Harnden avenue, from Lexington, east, to Carroll Hovey, from Belmont, near White, to Orchard Howard, from Main to Pleasant


Irving, from Market to Mt. Auburn


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Jewett, from Morse to Boyd


Lexington, from Main to Belmont Lowell avenue, from Orchard, east, to White


Main, from Waltham line to Mt. Auburn Main street court, from Main, next McMasters block Maple, from Galen to Newton line


Market, from Brighton line to Arsenal Marshall, from Mt. Auburn to Spring


Melendy avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Grove


Middle, from Main to Myrtle


Morse, from Galen to Watertown


Mt. Auburn, from Main to Cambridge line


Myrtle, from Main, near F. R. R., to Pleasant


Nichols avenue, from Arlington, opposite East Water- town station, to Adams avenue


Norwood Park, a district lying north of the F. R. R., be- tween Arlington and Mt. Auburn streets


Orchard, from Lexington, near Belmont line, to Common Palfrey, from Mt. Auburn, near Irving, passing above White's avenue


Parker, from south side Mt. Auburn, near Common


Patten, from Mt. Auburn to Arsenal-


Pearl, from Summer to Palfrey


Phillips, from Mt. Auburn, near Common


Pleasant, from Grove, near railroad bridge, to Watertown square


Prospect, from Walnut to Market


River, from Arsenal to Market


River, from Pleasant, n. railroad bridge, to Waltham line


Riverside place, from Main, near Arsenal


Russell avenue, from north side Mt. Auburn, n. Franklin School, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont


Spring, from Main to Common


Summer, from Mt. Auburn, passing above White's avenue, to Waverly


Taylor, from Mt. Auburn to Arsenal


Thaxter, from north side Main, near Cross


Walnut, from Mt. Auburn to Prospect


Walnut avenue, private way from Fayette to Palfrey Water, from Galen, near the bridge, to Galen, near Morse Watertown, from Galen, near the bridge, to Newton line Waverly, from Main, opposite Myrtle, to Summer Wheelers, Riverside, from Riverside place, near Main White, from Belmont, near Lexington, to Orchard White's avenue, from Main, opposite Green, to Palfrey Whitney, from Belmont to Orchard


Williams, from Galen, near Newton line, to Jefferson, in Newton Winter, from Church to Fayette


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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.


Almshouse, Zachariah Boodey, superintendent, Orchard Arsenal (U. S.) depot, F. R. R. Union Market station, Arsenal, near Walnut


Bank building, Main, opposite Town Hall Barnard block, Main, corner Galen


C block, rear Myrtle, opposite Cuba


Central Hall, McMasters block, Main


Dana block, Main, Watertown square


Gas works, Newton & Watertown Gas Light Co., Lyman P. Gerould, superintendent, Water


G. A. R. Hall, Otis Bros. block, Mt. Auburn, corner Main Howes block, Main, corner Spring


Masonic Hall, Noyes block, Main, opposite Church


McMasters block, Main, near Spring


Noyes block, Main, opposite Church


Otis Bros. block, Main, from Mt. Auburn to Spring


Post-office (branch of Boston), J. H. Flagg, superintend- ent, Mt. Auburn bridge


Post-office, Main, corner Galen


Town Hall, Main, corner Church


Townhouse, Main, corner Church


Watertown U. S. Arsenal, Arsenal, near Elm


Whitney block, Main, corner Church


RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC.


Bemis station and Ætna mills, Herbert N. Hayward, sta- tion agent


Cottage street crossing, Thomas Lyons, flagman


East Watertown, Arlington, John H. Glidden, station agt. Grove street crossing, Francis F. Clark, flagman Howard street crossing, John Coffee, flagman


Mt. Auburn street crossing, John P. Sheridan, flagman Union Market, Walnut, corner Prospect, M. E. Whitton, station agent Watertown, Church, J. M. Johnson, station agent


CEMETERIES.


Arlington street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintend- ent, Mt. Auburn, corner Arlington Catholic cemetery, adjoining Mt. Auburn, foot of Cottage Common street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintend- ent, Common, corner Mt. Auburn


Mt. Auburn cemetery, Mt. Auburn street, a portion of which lies in the town of Watertown and the bal- ance in the city of Cambridge


WATERTOWN


DIRECTORY,


1880.


ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.


Ab., above; agt., agent; asst., assistant; av., avenue; b. or bds., boards; bet., between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; com. mer., commis- sion merchant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad; h., house; lab., laborer; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; n. or nr., near; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post-office; pres., president; rd., road ; Rev., Reverend; r., rear; st., street; sec., secretary; sq., square; supt., super- intendent; treas., treasurer; U. R. Co., Union Railway Co .; (U. S. N.), Unit- ed States Navy; (U. S. A.,) United States Army ; whf., wharf. whol., whole- sale; wid., widow. Where the name of a corporation or factory appears im- mediately after the name, it indicates the place of business. After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.


ABBOT EZRA L., house Maple, near Galen


Abbott Abiel, lawyer (26 Merchants Exchange, B.),house Phillips, corner Garnet


Abbott John E., lawyer (53 State, B.), house Centre, near Mt. Auburn [Mt. Auburn Abbott John S., lawyer (53 State, B.), house Centre, n. Abbott Nathan D., law student (26 Merchants Exchange, B.), boards A. Abbott's, Phillips, corner Garnet Abbott Samuel P., lawyer (26 Merchants Exchange, B.), boards A. Abbott's, Phillips, corner Garnet Abbott Tilden G., cashier Union Market bank, and treas. Watertown Savings Bank, house Church, n. Fayette Abercrombie Emily, widow of Wyman, h. Boyd, n.Jewett Abercrombie Wyman E., cotton broker (35 Congress,B.), house Boyd, near Jewett


Abol Mary Mrs., house Myrtle, near Cuba


Aborn John, farmer, estate of Josiah Stickney, boards Calvin D. Crawford's, Riverside place


Aborn Peleg, cigar manufacturer (73 Water, B.), house Morse, near Galen square


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Adair Geo. L., chief engineer paper mill, h. Cross,c. Winter Adams Ann R., widow of Alvin, h. School, near Belmont Adams Edward H., stationery and printing (169 Devon- shire, B.), house Elton avenue, Norwood park


Adams Edward W., dyer Lewando's French Dye House, boards Jonas Phelps', Riverside place


Adams George E., crockery, glassware, etc., Otis Bros. block, Main, house Parker, opposite Garnet


Adams Geo. R., painter, house California, n. Watertown ÆTNA MILLS, River, cor. Bridge, Bemis station, A.


O. Davidson, agent (Boston office, 266 Devonshire)


A'Hearn Edward, laborer, house Walnut, near Union Market Hotel


A'Hearn Morris, laborer, house Mt. Auburn, n. the R. R. Aldrich Gardner, house Galen, near Water


Allan David, gardener Miss Mary Pratt, Belmont, house on the place [and Walnut Allen Edward, farmer, h. r. Mt. Auburn, between School Allen Edward E., clerk (104 Water, B.), house Green, near Pleasant [Patten Allen Leslie, driver Dr. Alfred Hosmer, b. Mt. Auburn, c. Allen Thomas, farmer, house rear Mt. Auburn, between School and Walnut


Allen Thomas E., boards Thomas Allen's, Mt. Auburn Allyn John, publisher (30 Franklin, B.), house Galen, near Morse 4


American Carpet Lining Co., Wm. H. Pray, manager, Ar- senal, opposite U. S. Arsenal (Boston office, 179 Devonshire)




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