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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Allin H. N.
Larkin Thomas F.
Banks Nathaniel P.
Lathrop A. J.
Bergin Michael
Loring Edward D.
Brown Benjamin F.
Lyman Arthur T.
Brown Sidney P.
Mayberry George L.
Curley Thomas
Milton Henry S.
Delano Albert O.
Parks Charles F.
Eaton Thomas B.
Roberts Dudley
Edes Robert B.
Shedd William E.
Fisher Henry N.
Smythe George A.
French C. F.
Stark Robert M.
French Daniel
Stone Charles F.
Hall Henry C.
Stone F. M.
Hall Luman N.
Tolman Bradshaw S.
Harrington Elliot A.
Upham Samuel O.
Harrington Herman P.
Viles Daniel F.
Harvey J. L.
Walker Amory H.
Hoar Sherman
Warden Erskine
Houghton Charles H.
Warren Nathan
Johnson B. B.
Woolley Charles
Young M. Harwood.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Johnson Byron B. Lathrop A. J. Luce Enos T.
Stark Robert M. Stone Charles F. Stone Frederick M.
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- PUBLICATION OFFICE, --
28 OLIVER STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
1888.
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY,
- OF THE -
INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFAC- TURING ESTABLISHMENTS, BUSINESS, SOCIETIES, BUSINESS FIRMS, &c.
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., Compilers, Printers and Publishers 28 OLIVER ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1888, by W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., in the office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
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STREETS, AVENUES, ETC., IN WATERTOWN
STREETS, AUENUES, ETC.
Adams avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue, E. W. Arlington, from Arsenal, across Mt. Auburn to Belmont, East Watertown.
Arsenal, from Beacon square to Brighton line
Auburn place, from Mt. Auburn, near Patten
Bacon, from Main, next beyond R. R. bridge
Beacon square, junction Riverside place, No. Beacon, Mt. Auburn and Main
Bailey ave, from Mt. Auburn, next Garfield north
Beechwood avenue. from No. Beacon to the Charles river
Belmont, from Mt. Auburn, near railroad bridge, Mt. Au- burn, to Waltham line
Bigelow ave., from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue, E. W.
Bleilers lane, from No. Beacon to Arsenal
Boyd, fr. Galen, nearly opp. Maple to Fayette (Newton)
Bridge, from Waltham, across F. R. R. to Newton line Brook, from Pleasant to the river, at Hollingsworth & Whitney Co's paper mill
California, fr. Watertown, at the bridge to Newton line Carroll, from Belmont to Orchard
Cedar, from Walnut. n. Franklin, to Lincoln
Centre, from Franklin to Walnut
Charles River ave. from No. Beacon to the Charles river Chester, from Mt. Auburn, opp. the cemetery to Washburn Chestnut, from Main to Green
Church, from Main, at town building, to Palfrey
Church lane, from Main, nearly opp. Public Library Building, to Pleasant
Common, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont
Common-street place, from Common, near Belmont
Coolidge avenue, from Cambridge line at Mt. Auburn Cemetery to Arsenal
Cottage, from Mt. Auburn, near the railroad bridge, to the Catholic cemetery, Mt. Auburn
Cottage place, from Cottage, Mt. Auburn
Cross, from Pleasant, opp. H. & W. Co's mill, across Main to Winter
Cuba, from Main to Myrtle
Cushman, from Fayette, next White avenue
STREETS, AVENUES, ETC., IN WATERTOWN 323
Dexter avenue, from Mt. Auburn, next Adams ave., E. W. Elm, from Arlington at E. W. station to Arsenal, E. W. Elton avenue, from Nichols avenue to Bigelow ave., E. W. Fayette, from Spring to Forest
Fifth avenue, from California, near Newton line to Water- town
Forest, from Main, nearly opp. Cuba, to beyond Fayette Franklin, from Mt. Auburn, opp. Common, to Walnut Galen, from Watertown square, to Newton line
Garfield, from Mt. Auburn, nearly opp. Lincoln, north Garnet, from 10 Irving to Parker
Gilkey avenue, from Patten, at railroad bridge
Green, from Main opp. Whites ave. to Pleasant
Grove, from Arlington, n. Mt. Auburn, to Coolidge ave. East Watertown.
Grove, changed to Waltham
Harnden avenue, from Lexington, east, to Carroll
Hill, from opp. 36 Fayette to Palfrey
Hovey, from Belmont, next White, to Orchard
Howard, from Main to Pleasant
Hudson, from Cushman to Whites ave.
Irving. from Mt. Auburn across No. Beacon to Riverside place
Irving Park, from Irving to Royal
Jewett, from Morse to Boyd
Ladd, from Riverside place, opp. J. H. Ladd's residence, to North Beacon
Lexington, from Main to Belmont
Lincoln, from Mt. Auburn, west, next above Walnut, to Walnut
Lowell avenue, from Orchard, east to Carroll
Main, from Beacon square junction, and Mt. Auburn, to Waltham line
Main-street court, from 33 Main
Maple, from Galen to Newton line
Market, changed to North Beacon street
Market street court, changed to North Beacon court Marshall, from Mt. Auburn to Spring Melendy avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Grove, E. W. Middle, from Main to Myrtle
Morse, from Galen to Watertown, near Newton line Mt. Auburn, from railroad bridge, Cambridge line, to Main at Beacon-square junction
Myrtle, from Main, near F. R. R. to Pleasant
Nichols avenue, from Arlington, opposite East Watertown station, to Adams avenue, East Watertown
North Beacon, from Charles River bridge (Brighton) to Beacon square
North Beacon street court, from No. Beacon, near Ladd, southerly.
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STREETS, AVENUES, ETC., IN WATERTOWN
Norwood Park, a district lying north of the F. R. R., between Arlington and Mt. Auburn streets, E. W. Orchard, from Lexington, near Belmont line, to Common Otis, from Mt. Auburn, opp. the cemetery, to Washburn Palfrey, from Mt. Auburn, next Marshall, beyond Whites avenue
Park, from Morse to Boyd, near Newton line
Parker, from Mt. Auburn, nearly opposite Common
Patten, from Mt. Auburn to Arsenal
Pearl, from Summer to Palfrey
Phillips, from Mt. Auburn. next Irving
Pleasant, from Galen, at Watertown sq., to Waltham line Riverside place, from Beacon square
Royal, from North Beacon to Riverside place
Russell ave, from north side Mt. Auburn, next Garfield School, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont, East Watertown Spring, from 21 Main to Common
Stanley avenue, from Waltham beyond Bridge
Summer, from Mt. Auburn, beyond Whites avenue. to Waverly
Swett place, from Waltham, next Bridge
Taylor, from Mt. Auburn at railroad crossing to Arsenal Thaxter, from Main, at Public Library building
Walnut, from Mt. Auburn to Arsenal
Waltham, from Pleasant, at R. R. bridge, to Waltham line Warren, from Lexington, near Belmont to Waltham line Washburn, from Franklin to Chester
Water, from Galen, n. the bridge, to Galen, at the school- house
Watertown, from Galen, n. the bridge, to Newton line Watertown court, from Watertown, n. Newton line Watertown square, junction Main, Galen and Pleasant Waverly, from Main, opposite Myrtle, across Summer Wheelers court, from Riverside place, next Beacon square White, from Belmont, near Lexington, to Orchard Whites avenue, from Main, opposite Green, to Palfrey
Whitney, from Belmont to Orchard
Williams from Galen, at Newton line, to Jefferson, (Newton)
Winter, from Church to Fayette
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC., IN WATERTOWN
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Adams Block, Morse, corner, Watertown
Almshouse, John J. Reed, superintendent, Orchard Barnard Block, from 26 Main to Galen
Batchelder's Building, Main, cor. Watertown sq.
C Block, changed to Wollitzer
Dana Block, 41 to 45 Main, Watertown square
Diamond Block, Taylor
Flagg's Block, Mt. Auburn, n. railroad bridge, Cambridge line
Foresters' Hall, Dana block, Main
Gardner's Block, Cross, next Main
Garfield Block, Galen, corner Pleasant
Gas Works, Newton and Watertown Gas Light Company, Waldo N. Learned, superintendent, Water
Good Templar Hall, Waltham, opp. Bridge G. A. R. Hall, Otis Bros. Block, Mt. Auburn, corner Main
Harding's Block, 23 to 27 Main, corner Spring
Masonic Hall, Noyes' block, Main, opposite Church
McMaster's Block, 29 to 33 Main, near Spring
Morse Block, Galen, corner Watertown, and Cross, corner Pleasant
Noyes' Block, Main, opposite Church
Otis Bros.' Block, Main, from Mt. Auburn to Spring
Post-Office, Mt. Auburn (branch of Boston) , J. H. Flagg, superintendent, near Mt. Auburn bridge
Post-Office, Watertown, 33 Main
Russell's Block, Mt. Auburn, at Beacon square
Russell's Building, Spring, near Main
Town House and Hall, Main, corner Church
Union Market National Bank building, Main, opposite Town Hall
Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co. Block, 15 to 27 Galen
Watertown U. S. Arsenal, Arsenal, near Elm Wheeler's Block, Spring, between Summer and Fayette Whitney Block, Main, corner Church
Wollitzer Block, rear Myrtle, opposite Cuba
326 R.R. STATIONS, CEMETERIES, IN WATERTOWN
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC.
Bemis Station and Ætna Mills, John Burke, station agent Cottage-street crossing, Thomas Lyons, flagman
East Watertown, Arlington street, John H. Glidden, sta- tion-agent
Grove-street crossing, Francis F. Clark, flagman
Howard-street crossing, John Coffey. flagman
Irving-street crossing, Frank J. Burns, flagman
Mt. Auburn-street crossing, John P. Sheridan, flagman Union Market, Walnut, corner Prospect street, Margaret
E. Whitton, station-agent
Walnut-street crossing, Samuel N. Cushing, flagman Watertown, Church street, J. M. Johnson, station-agent
CEMETERIES.
Arlington-street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintend- ent, Mt. Auburn, corner Arlington, E. W.
Catholic cemetery, William Andrews, superintendent, ad- joining Mt. Auburn cemetery, foot of Cottage, Mt. Auburn
Common-street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintend- ent, Common. corner Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn cemetery, James W. Lovering, superintend- ent, Mt. Auburn street, a portion of which lies in the town of Watertown, and the balance in the City of Cambridge
WATERTOWN DIRECTORY, 1888-9.
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. trav., commercial traveller; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; E. W., East Watertown; F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad; h., house; lab., laborer ; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer: Mt. A., Mount Auburn ; n., near; opp., op- posite ; pì., place; P. O., Post Office: pres., president; rd., road; Rev., Rever- end; r., rear; sec., secretary; sq., square; st., street; supt., superintendent; treas., treasurer; U. M., Union Market; U. S. A., United States Army; U. S. N., United States Navy; W. & P. Mnfg. Co., Walker & Pratt Manufacturing Co .; W. E. St. Ry. Co., West End Street Railway Co .; whf., wharf; whol., wholesale ; wid., widow.
Where the name of a firm, corporation or factory appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of business.
After the name of the street the word street is omitted.
ABBAN MARY, widow, house North Beacon. near Ladd Abbott Henrietta W. Mrs., boarding-house, Mt. Auburn, opposite Summer
A BBOTT JOHN E., lawyer (53 State, rooms 19 A1 and 21, B. ), h. Franklin, n. Mt. Auburn (see p. 18) BBOTT SAMUEL P., lawyer (13 Exchange, room 24, B.), house 14 Irving, after January 1, 1889, Summer, near Unitarian church (see page 18) Abbott Sarah S., widow of Abiel, house 10 Phillips Abramson Joseph, starch-maker, h. Main, c. Church lane Abramson Martin, laborer, house Palfrey, near Spring Adam Julius, cleanser, "Lewando's," boards Lucien Adam's, Main
Adam Lucien, foreman, cleansing-room, "Lewando's," house Main, near Waltham line
Adams Arthur, student (Mass. Inst. Tech., 187 Boylston, B.), boards Henry Adams', Morse
Adams Edward W., pressman, "Lewando's," boards Henry Stephen's, Pearl
Adams Emily Adelia Miss, teacher, Phillips primary school, boards William J. Quincy's, Garfield
Adams George C., salesman (11 Boylston, B.), house 46 Summer
B. E. Potter, SPRING STREET.
Good Teams at all hours at Reasonable Prices.
Special Rates to Parties and Entertainments.
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WATERTOWN [A] DIRECTORY
Adams Henry, salesman (558 Washington, B.), house Morse, near Jewett
A1
ETNA MILLS, Pleasant, corner Bridge, Bemis station, Albert O. Davidson, agent, office (266 Dev- onshire, B.) (see page 519)
Ahearn William, teamster, house Orchard, corner Carroll Alarie Joseph, carpenter, house Fayette, beyond Forest Alden George, at Gas Works, b. Miss S. Learned's, Pearl Alexander James A., machinist, house Cottage, near the cemetery, Mt. Auburn
Alexander William A., fruit, foreign and domestic (50 and 51 Chatham, B. ), house Boyd. near Jewett
Alger Frank, painter, boards Thomas Ferden's, Arsenal Allan David, gardener, R. M. Pratt, Belmont, house do. Allan James B., gardener, R. M. Pratt's, Belmont, b. do. Allan John, machinist (Boston), house Walnut, near Union Market House
Allen Charles, teamster, boards Union Market House Allen Edward, house Palfrey, near Spring
Allen Edward E., oils (7 Central wharf, B. ), house Green, near Pleasant
Allen Jane N. Mrs., dressmaker, Mt. Auburn, corner Taylor, house do.
Allen Leslie H., depot carriage, h. Mt. Anburn, c. Taylor Allen Thomas, house Palfrey, near Spring
MERICAN MAGNESIUM CO., manufacturers A'
magnesium, Water, store (143 Federal, B.) (see page 9) [Pleasant
Anderson Charles, at Ætna Mills, boards C. A. Bedell's, Anderson Peter, farmer, F. E. Coolidge, house Cushing avenue, Cambridge
Anderson William M., farm-hand, h. Pleasant, cor. Cross Andrews John, farm-hand, Nathan Drake's, Coolidge avenue, boards do., Mt. Auburn
Andrews William, superintendent, Catholic cemetery, house Cottage at cemetery gate, Mt. Auburn
Andrus Wm. F., salesman (B.) , h. Arsenal, c. Arlington Annis Oliver, laborer, Gilkey & Stone, boards Hugh Gal- lagher's, Arsenal
Anthony Wilber, hostler, Dr. Alfred Hosmer, Riverside place, boards do.
Applin John, foreman, machine shop, Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., house at Newton
Armstrong Thomas J., spinner, Ætna Mills, house Pleas- ant, near Bemis station [North Beacon Arnold James H., teamster, J. H. Critchett & Son, house Asbell John T., carpenter, boards M. L. Mosher's, Morse Atchison Robert, carpenter, Ætna Mills, boards C. A. Bedell's, Pleasant
Atkinson Jane, widow of William, h. Bacon, next Main
F. K. HUBBARD
LIVERY, HACK AND BOARDING STABLE.
Mt. Auburn, near Main St., ' WATERTOWN, - MASS.
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WATERTOWN [B] DIRECTORY
Atwood Carrie A., widow of Albert W., h. Cuba, c. Main Atwood Elkanah S., molder, Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
house at Boston Highlands
Atwood George P. B., molder, house Riverside place Atwood Grace S. Miss, h. Grove, c. Coolidge av., Mt. A. Atwood Henry A., iron-molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., boards Mrs. A. Pratt's, Riverside place
Atwood William F., foreman of iron founders, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., boards F. H. Edgcomb's, Patten
Auld Lydia P. Miss, teacher, boards C. L. Woodworth's, Fayette
Austin John A., conductor, W. E. St. Ry. Co., boards Mrs. Margaret Austin's, rear East Grammar school, Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn
Austin Margaret, widow of Thomas, house rear East Grammar school, Mt. Auburn, near Cottage, Mt. A. Avery Simon, furniture painter (B. ), boards E. Bright's, Main
Ayer Lucius A. J., iron molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., boarding-house, Mt. Auburn, cor. Patten
BACON ERNEST C., clerk, Fred G. Barker, rooms Mrs. R. W. Pierce's, Palfrey
Bailey Arad Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, cor. Bailey av.
Bailey Arthur H., canned goods (Orleans) , house Jewett, corner Boyd
Bailey Frank M., hides and leather (250 Purchase, B.), boards Mrs. Arad Bailey's, Mt. Auburn
Bailey Frank O., provisions (48 No. Market, B.), house Centre
Bailey James, foreman of finishers, Lewando's, boards L. A. J. Aver's, Mt. Auburn
Baird Sophia, widow, boarding-house, Morse's blk, Galen Baker John, clerk, (Adjt. Gen. office, State House, B.), house Palfrey, cor. Whites av.
Balcom Charles A., clerk, Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co., house at Newton
Balcom Charles H., asst. supt. Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co., Water, house Church, next R. R.
Ballou Robert W., Jr., machinist, h. Watertown court, c. Watertown
Balmforth Eri, engineer, house Adams' block, Morse Banks Thomas G., traveling salesman (36 Pearl, B. ) , and supt. of highways, house Fayette, cor. Church
Barker David A. S., salesman, J. T. Livermore, Phillips, house Washburn, nearly opp. Otis
B ARKER FRED G., book and job printer, and pro- prietor "Watertown Enterprise," Barnard block. 30 Main, bds. J. G. Barker's, Mt. Auburn (see p. 520)
HORSES FOR SALE & EXCHANGE
B. E. POTTER'S,
SPRING STREET, WATERTOWN.
Connected by Telephone. 20
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Barker George T., bds. David A. S. Barker's, Washburn Barker Gilbert, works in Starch Factory, house Galen, n. the bridge
Barker Henry A. (H. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Wa- ter, house at West Newton
Barker Hiram (H. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Water, house at Brighton
Barker Hiram E. (H. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Water, house at Newton
B
ARKER H. & CO. (Hiram and Hiram E. Barker) starch mnfrs., Water and (74 Commercial, B.) (see page 7)
Barker Isabelle F., widow, boards Mrs. Eleanor P. Rug- gles', Mt. Auburn
.
Barker Joseph G., house Mt. Auburn, cor. Parker
Barkus John, carpenter, house Fayette, near Winter
Barnard Samuel O., book-keeper (9 Franklin, B.), and glove mnfr. ( Highlandville),h. Patten, n. Mt. Auburn Barnes Gordon H., clerk, Boston Branch Grocery, 29 Main, rooms Mt. Auburn (Cambridge)
Barnes James J., grocer, Main, near Cross, house do.'
Barnes John, flagman, Church-st. crossing (Newton), b. Mary James', Williams
Barron Andrew W., driver, T. P. Emerson. h. Church, above Summer
Barron Fred H., stove finisher, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house Galen, next Maple
Barron Warren W., watchman. W. & P. Mnfg. Co., h. Arsenal, nearly opp. Taylor
Barrows George, clerk, (31 Union, B). h. Fayette. c. Hill Barrows John D., clerk (National Bank of No. America, 106 Franklin, B. ), bds. George Barrows', Fayette
Barrows Miles P., clerk (31 Union, B.), boards George Barrows', Fayette, cor. Hill
Barry Abbie V., widow of Chas. J., h. Main, c. Waverly Barry Garrett, clerk, boards James Barry's, Forest
Barry James, teamster, Pevear & Russell, house Forest, cor. Summer [Galen Barry John, driver, W. E. St. Ry. Co., b. Mrs. S. Baird's, Barry John E., starch maker, house Water, near Galen
Barry Lawrence, stone mason, h. rear Main, at F. R. R. Barry Wm. D .. carriage painter, b. J. E. Barry's, Water Bartlett Harriet H., widow of Orville, house Summer, near Whites avenue
Bartlett Sarah A. , wid. of Benj. F.h. Mt. Auburn, c. Taylor Barton Jabez W., house Orchard, cor Whitney
Barton Samuel M., clerk (office Secretary of State, State House. B. ), house Orchard. cor. Whitney
Batchelder Charles. carpenter, J. H. Conant, Howard, b. L. S. Frost's, do.
F. K. HUBBARD
LIVERY, HACK AND BOARDING STABLE.
Mt. Auburn, near Main St., WATERTOWN, - MASS.
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Batchelder Joseph, machinist, S. Elliott, Maple, bds. at Newton
Batchelder Samuel L., house Main, opp. Watertown sq. Bate James, wire drawer. house off Cottage, Mt. A.
ATES BENJAMIN E., lawyer (54 Devonshire, B B.), house Main, next Lexington (see page 18) Bates Frances A., wid., b. Geo. A. Shearer's Mt. Auburn BA ATES HERBERT C., dining room, Spring, h. Galen, near Boyd (see page 524)
Bates Phineas, sec. School Committee (Mason, B.), h. Fayette, near Whites av. [av. Batson Horace M., shoe cutter (Purchase, B.), h. Gilkey Baxter Elizabeth, widow, boards Mrs. H. W. Abbott's, Mt. Auburn
Bean James M., oil can mnfr. (159 Broad, B.), house Palfrey, above Pearl
Beattie James, laborer, W. & P. Mnfg. Co.
Beattie James F., molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house Arsenal, near Patten
Beattie Robert H., molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house Summer, corner Forest
Beaudro Michael, laborer, Ætna Mills, house brick block, near do.
Bedell C. Austin, supt., Ætna Mills boarding-house, Pleasant, near Bemis station
Bedell Mary A., widow of Abial, bds. C. Austin Bedell's, Pleasant
Bell Kate G. Miss, dressmaker, Morse block, Gale,n house do.
Belt George D., hospital steward, U. S. Arsenal, h. do. Bemis Isaac V., lawyer, Dana block, Main, house Main, near Lexington
Bemis Lucius, mason, house Fayette, near Spring
Bemis L. Thaddeus, clerk (39 Commercial, B.), boards L. Bemis', Fayette
Bemis Post Office, Bemis station, Pleasant
Benbow John, carpenter, house 5 Diamond block, Taylor Benjamin Charles W., clerk (35 Congress, room 36, B.), boards W. H. Benjamin's, Hovey
Benjamin Fred A., clerk (20 Dock square, B.), boards W. H. Benjamin's, Hovey
Benjamin William H., carpenter, h. Hovey, near Belmont Benner Amos, dyer, rooms A. H. White's, Gilkey avenue Bent Charles Frank, clerk (Newton), boards J. H. Bent's, Fifth avenue
Bent Herbert F. (Luther Bent & Co.), furniture, Main, opposite Church, house at Newton
Bent John H., carpenter, house Fifth ave., n. California Bent Luther (Luther Bent & Co.), furniture, Main, opp. Church, house Spring, near Summer
B. E. POTTER,
HACK, LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE. SPRING STREET, WATERTOWN.
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DENT LUTHER & CO. (Luther and Herbert F. B® Bent), furniture, carpets and bedding, Main, opp. Church (see page 524)
BENTON EDWARD A., prop., Boston Branch Grocery, house Chester, n. Mt. Aubarn (see p. 527) Benyon Abner E., electrician (383 Federal, B.), boards Mrs. R. Benyon's, Fifth avenue
Benyon Arthur I., clerk, b. Mrs. R. Benyon's, Fifth ave. Benyon George H., book-keeper (6 Ashburton pl., B.). house Watertown, corner Fifth avenue
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