USA > Massachusetts > Middlesex County > Waltham > Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1893 > Part 4
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0 Bow
0 Bow
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0 Lexington
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Smith
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Lincoln
TURNER, from South, at Roberts crossing, F. R. R. westerly, to F. R. R. round house, Ward 4.
UNION, from 15 Gordon to 16 Tay- lor, Ward 5.
VARNUM PARK, from 61 Dale to 247 Bacon, Ward 1.
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
VERNON, from 45 Prospect t ) Weston, near Fiske av., Ward 4. Left. Right.
2 1 Prospect
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South
90 Auburn
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Weston
WADSWORTH AVENUE, from 370 Moody to 205 Lowell, Wd. 6.
WALL, from 15 McKenn to the river, Ward 7.
WALNUT, from 100 Crescent to 205 Moody Ward 5.
2 1 Crescent
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Moody
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Moody
WARREN, from Main nearly opp. Gore to Watertown line, Wd. 2. 0 0 Main
0 Beaver
0 Waverley
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Bowker
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Webster
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Barnes
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Watertown line
WARREN AVENUE, from 79 Lexington to 136 Summer, Wd.2.
WASHINGTON AVENUE, from 392 Moody to Tolman, Ward 6.
2 1 Moody
58 57 Lowell
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Tolman
WATER, from 54 Charles to 59 Felton, Ward 4.
WAVERLEY, Lincoln Park, from Warren beyond Beaver to Wilton Ward 2.
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WEBSTER, Lincoln Park, from Warren, near Watertown line southerly to Watertown iine, Ward 2.
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Warren
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WELLINGTON, from 921 Main to C. M. R. R. Ward 1.
WEST, from Winter, near Reuben Wyman's, to the Weston line, Ward 1.
WEST DALE, from 214 Bacon, westerly to foot of Prospect Hill, Ward 1.
Left.
Right.
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Bacon
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Farnsworth
(Private way)
WEST VERNON, changed to
Vernon, Ward 4.
WESTON, from 956 Main to the Weston line, Stony Brook,
Wards 1, 4.
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Elm avenue
Vernon
114 Fiske avenue
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Highland ave.
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Stow
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WHITCOMB, from Benefit to' the Charles river, Ward 7.
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Charles river
WHITNEY AVENUE, from 139 Moody to 40 Spruce, Ward 5.
WILLIAMS, from 126 Charles to F. R. R.
Ward 4.
2 1 Charles
32 31 Feltou
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F. R. R. track
WILLOW, from 200 Main to River opp. W. B. & D. Works, Wd. 3. 2 1 Main
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99 Grove
130 Willow ave.
160 Nevens ct.
170 Foundry ave.
185
Parkers lane
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River
WILLOW AVENUE, from 130 Willow, easterly, Ward 3.
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STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
WILTON, Lincoln Park, from end Waverly to Watertown line, Ward 2.
Left. Right. 0 Waverley 0 Bowker 0 0 Watertown line
WINTER, from Lincoln beyond Curve to the Lincoln line, Wd.1.
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WINTHROP, from westerly,
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South,
Ward 4.
WOBURN, from Trapelo road at Alden Jameson's residence north- erly to the Lexington line, Wd.2.
WOERD AVENUE, from 307 · Crescent to Riverview avenue, Crescent Park, Ward 6.
Left. 2
Right. 1 Crescent
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45 Riverview ave. Rumford ave. Martyn
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61 Endecott
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Randall
83 Riverview ave.
WORCESTER LANE, from Bacon near junction Lexington, westerly Ward 1.
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
APARTMENT HOUSES, ETC.
Hammond, 27 Hammond Hotel Kilby, 74 School, cor. Church Newton, 117 to 123 High, cor. Newton The Maple, 59 Maple The Royal, 149 to 153 Crescent
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, HALLS, OFFICES, ETC.
Adams Building, 603 to 607 Main, cor. Church
Armory Hall, Skating Rink Building, rear 23 Crescent Asbury Temple, Methodist Building, 686 Main, cor. Moody A. O. H. Hall, 673 Main
A. O. U. W. Building, 128 to 136 Moody
A. O. U. W. Hall, 128 Moody
Bartlett's Block, 199 to 205 Moody
Bill's Block, Prospect, cor. Bills
Buttrick's New Block, 555 to 561 Main, cor. Liberty
Central Block, 617 to 627 Main, near Church
Cheney's Block, 6 to 10 Church
City Hall, 618 Main
Coburn Block, Main, cor. Prospect
Connelly's Block, 107 to 115 Moody, cor. Crescent
Convent of Notre Dame Training School, 52 and 58 Newton
Court House in Police Station building, Lexington Eagle Block, 665 to 673 Main
Endicott Hall, A. O. U. W. bldg., 128 Moody
Exchange Hall, 725 to 729 Main, cor. Spring Foundry Block, foot Foundry av.
Fraternity Hall, A. O. U. W. bldg., 128 Moody French's Block, 210 to 212 Moody
Gardner's Block, Newton, cor. River
Glidden's Block, 167 to 171 Moody, cor. Spruce Good Templar's Hall, 698 Main Goodnow's Block, 708 to 712 Main, nearly opp. Spring Granite Block, rear 588 Main
Granite Hall, Granite Block, rear 583 Main
Greeley's Block, 719 to 723 Main, cor. Spring G. A. R. Hall, 27 Moody
Hail's Block, 146 to 162 Moody, cor. Gordon
liali's Building, 117 to 125 Moody, cors Crescent Harrington Block, 194 to 208 Moody, opp. Walnut
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC.
Higgins Block, 85 to 93 Moody Hovey Hall, 27 Moody
Kingsbury Block, 156 to 162 Moody, near Gordon Lawrence Block, 675 to 681 Main, cor. Common
Lawrence Building, 893 to 897 Main
Leland House for Aged Women, 21 Newton, near Main Lincoln Building, 133 to 139 Moody
Lincoln Hall, 1373 Moody
Long Block, Lawton pl., off River
Lyman Hall, 12 Moody
Masonic Hall (Charles A. Welch Building), 14 Moody Mass. School for the Feeble Minded, Quince and Trapelo road
Maynard Block, 609 to 700 Main
Maynard Hall, 700 Main
McCormick's Block, Gorham, near R. R. crossing
McGurn's Block, 577 to 581 Main Methodist Building, 1 to 5 Moody, and 678 to 688 Main Music Hall, changed to Park Theatre
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co's. office, 17 Elm
Odd Fellow's Hall, 661 Main
Park Theatre, 16 Elm
Park Theatre Block, 15 to 18 Elm
Parmenter, 25 to 29 Moody
Philedian's Hall, 10 Moody
Pickering Hall, Asbury Temple, 686 Main
Police Station, Lexington, near Main
Pope & Whitney's Block, 609 to 615 Main
Post Office. Methodist bldg., Moody, cor. Main
Priest's Building, 651 to 657 Main
Prospect Block, 705 to 709 Main, near Spring
Public Library, 15 Moody, cor. Charles Quigg's Block, School, cor. Exchange Reynold's Hall, 1373 Moody, room 6
Riley's Block, 675 to 681 Main, cor. Common
Rumford Building, 610 to 622 Main, cor. Elm St. Joseph's Hall, 563 Main
Saltmarsh's Block, 189 to 197 Moody
School Committee's Office, room 35, Methodist Building, 3 Moody
Shepherd's Block, 179 to 1873 Moody Shepherd's Hall, 185 Moody
Smyth's Block, 157 to 165 Moody, cor. Spruce
Spruce Street Hall, 50 Spruce
Stark Building, 218 to 224 Moody
Stearns & Crehore Block, 691 to 697 Main
Superintendent of Schools, office, room 35, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody Temperence Hall, 693 Main
Townsend's Block, 583 to 589 Main
Union Hall, 150 Moody
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CEMETERIES AND RAILROAD STATIONS.
Waltham City Home, South
Waltham Hospital, Hospital
Waltham National Bank Building, 637 Main, cor. Lex- ington
Warner's Block, 99 to 105 Moody
Waverly Block, 711 to 717 Main
Welch's (Charles A.) Block, 9 to 15 Moody, cor. Charles
Welch's (Charles A. ) Hall, 14 Moore
Wentworth's Block, off 902 Main
West End (The), Main, cor. Prospect Whitford's Block, 641 to 647 Main Whitford's Building, 659 to 663 Main
Young Men's Christian Association, 222 Moody
Young Men's Christian Union, 99 Moody
Young Men's Association, 690 Main
Young Women's Christian Association, 137} Moody, room 4
CEMETERIES.
Calvary (Catholic), High, beyond Cedar and Calvary, above Flood
Church Street (Catholic), Church, between School and Summer
Grove Hill, Main, beyond Beaver Brook station
Mt. Feake, 218 South, beyond Highland, and off Prospec
RAILROAD STATIONS. -
Beaver Brook station, Main, near Massasoit, Carl Dent, station agent and baggage master
Bleachery station F. R. R., River, near Willow, Henry A. Wheeler, station agent Clematis Brook station, F. R. R., Beaver street, John J . Manning, station agent
Hammond street (signal) station, C. M. R. R., Arthur E. Bond, gateman
Lexington street station, C. M. R. R., Lexington, beyond Summer, Marshal P. Blakeslee, station agent, John A. Creedon, baggage master and telegrapher
Newton street station (formerly Chemistry), F. R. R., Newton, corner Gorham, William B. Greene, station agent, Miss M. A. Greene, ticket seller
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
Riverview station, F. R. R. , off Prospect, near the bridge, Joseph M. Stevens, station agent and baggage mas- ter
Waltham station, F. R. R., Carter, near Eim, Herbert C. Shepard, station agent, George L. Sanderson, bag- gage master, Miss H. L. Hartwell, clerk, Mrs. C. I. Fay, telegrapher
Roberts station, F. R. R., South, cor. Turner, Warren A. Stevens, station agent and telegrapher.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
WARD ONE .- Beginning on Main street, at the inter- section of Lexington street ; thence northerly by centre of Lexington, Lincoln and Winter streets to the Lincoln line ; thence along the Lincoln and Weston lines to Wes- ton street ; thence by the centre of Weston and Main streets to the point of beginning.
WARD Two .- Beginning on Main street at the inter- section of Lexington street ; thence by the centre of Main street to the Watertown line; thence along the Water- town, Belmont, Lexington and Lincoln town lines to Win- ter street; thence by the centre of Winter, Lincoln and Lexington streets to the point of the beginning.
WARD THREE .- Beginning at the centre of Main street opposite Moody street ; thence easterly by the centre of Main street to the Watertown line; thence along the Watertown line to the Charles River; thence along the Charles River to the centre of Moody street ; thence north- erly by the centre of Moody street to the point of begin- ning.
WARD FOUR .- Beginning at the centre of Moody street bridge ; thence northerly by the centre of Moody street to Main street ; thence by the centre of Main and Weston streets to the Weston line ; thence along the Weston line to Charles River; thence by said Charles River to the point of beginning.
WARD FIVE .- Beginning on High street at the inter- section of Lowell street ; thence westerly by the centre of High street to Moody street ; thence southerly by the cen- tre of Moody street to Cherry street ; thence westerly by the centre of Cherry street and in the same direction to Charles River ; thence easterly by said Charles River to a point opposite a private way through land of Waltham Gas Light Co .; thence by said private way to Pine street ; thence easterly by said Pine street to Lowell street ; thence by the centre of Lowell street to the point of be- ginning.
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
WARD SIX .- Beginning at the Newton line on Newton street ; thence running in a westerly direction by the cen- tre of Newton and High streets to Moody street; thence southerly by centre of Moody street to Cherry street ; thence westerly by centre of Cherry street and in same direction to Charles River ; thence by centre of Charles River to Newton line ; thence along said Newton line to the point of beginning.
WARD SEVEN .- Beginning at the Newton line on New- ton street; thence westerly by the centre of Newton and High streets to the centre of Lowell street; thence north- erly by the centre of Lowell street to Pine street ; thence westerly by Pine street to a private way of Waltham Gas Light Co. ; thence by said private way to Charles River ; thence easterly by Charles River to the Newton line ; thence along the Newton line in a southerly direction to the point of beginning.
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CATALOGUE
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ELMER LITTLEFIELD.
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY (annually),
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66 0 MALDEN AND EVERETT DIRECTORY, . 66
MARLBOROUGH AND HUDSON DIRECTORY, 66
MASSACHUSETTS BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
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MILFORD, HOPEDALE AND HOPKINTON DIRECTORY, 66
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12 Post Office Square, - - BOSTON, MASS,
(Opposite Post Office.)
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ADVERTISEMENTS
FRANK J. TYLER.
ALFRED C. TYLER.
GEORGE TYLER & CO.,
43 & 45 South Market Street, Boston, Mass. MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS.
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY. WATER SUPPLY GOODS. Contractor's Supplies. ROADCARTS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS.
Wind Mills for Pumping and Power.
GEM
Contracts taken for Sinking Wells in Earth or Rock.
LIFT & FORCE PUMPS For Hand or Power.
TANKS - For Storage of water or other Liquids. Pipe and Fittings for Steam or Water.
Dump Carts, Wheel Scrapers, · Steel Dump Scrapers
HARNESSES, Light Driving, Couppe, HEAVY TEAM and FARM.
Mowing Machine Knives and Sections.
Repairs for all Agricultural Implements.
Correspondence Solicited. Catalogue and full information furnished upon application.
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BOSTON BOLT COMPANY,. 31833 PURCHASE STREET. BOSTON. MASS. U.S.A.
W H SWIFT. TREAS Bolts.Nuts.Screws.Washers.elc.and Bolt Work of all Kinds. MALLEABLE CASTINGS.
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BOSTON BOLT COMPANY 31 & 33 PURCHASE ST., BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.
W. H. SWIFT, TREAS.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
A GENERAL LINE OF MACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
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FILES IN GREAT VARIETY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
SAMUEL PATCH, ARCHITECT,
Methodist Building.
3 Moody Street, Room 50, WALTHAM, MASS.
THOMAS H. MAHONEY,
BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY
Baker. CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM, &c. Wedding Cake a Specialty.
BAKEBIBLIA
THE
FRESH BREAD
BAKER
195 School, Corner Exchange Street, Waltham, Mass.
H. C. SPOONER & SON, Funeral Directors & Embalmers.
UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING.
Window and Door Screens.
158 Moody Street, - - Waltham.
Residence, Over Store.
JAMES A. McGLINCHEY,
DEALER IN Coal and Wood.
All Orders Promptly Attended To. No. 174 School Street, WALTHAM, MASS.
COAL DEALER.
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WALTHAM 4 DIRECTORY,
1893.
ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; agt., agent; Am. W. W. Co., American Waltham Watch Co .; asst. assistant: ave., avenue; b or bds., boards; bet., between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; B. Mnfg. Co., Boston Manufacturing Co .; bsmt , basement; Camb., Cambridge; com. trav., commercial traveller; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner: C. M. R. R, Central Massachusetts Railroad; ct .. court: C. P., Crescent Park ; F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad; h , house ; J. L. T. Mufg. Co., Judson L. Thomson, Manufacturing Co ; lab., laborer; L. P., Lincoln Park ; mkr., maker ; mnfr., manufacturer; n., near; opp., oppo - site; pl., place; P. O., Post Office; pres., president: rd .. , road: Rev., Reverend : r, rear ; st., street; sec., secretary ; sq., square; supt., superintendent ; treas., treasurer: (U. S. A.). United States Army : (U. S. N.), United States Navy ; U. S. W. Co., United States Watch Co., whf., wharf; whol., wholesale: wid., widow ; W. B. & D. Wk., Waltham Bleachery & Dye Works; W. D. Co., WVal ham Dial Co .; W.E. W.Co , Waltham Emery Wheel Co .; W.F. Co., Waltham Foundry Co .; W. G. L. Co., Waltham Gas Light Co ; W. N. C. S., Waltham New Church School; W. & N. S. R , Waltham & Newton Street Railway ; Wash. Washington st.
Where the name of a corporation, factory or firm appears immediately after the name, it indicates the place of business.
After the name of the street, the word street is omitted.
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A AB & CO. (FrankP. Johnson), civil engineers and surveyors, Methodist bldg., 3 Moodv, room 55 and (53 Tremont, rm. 5, B.) (see page 625)
Aarons Samuel, cigar maker. 97 Moody, h. at So. Boston A BINGTON MUT.FIRE INS, CO,, of Abington, Mass., Wm. H. Johnson, agent, rm. 2, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody (see page 11)
Abbott Herman D. clerk, 691 Main. bds. 10 Harvard av. Abbott Irving, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 23 Orange
Abbott Leamon C., carpenter, Prospect Hill lane, h. do. Abbott Lenora M., widow of Timothy. bds. 114 Lowell Abbott Olive, widow of John, h. 796 Main
Abbott Samuel P., special justice Second District Court, Lexington, h. at Watertown
Abbott William H., h. 13} Taylor
WOOD, BARKER & CO., LUMBER.
Main Office, Exchange B'ldg.,
Branch Yard, Cor. State and Kilby, Boston. Bacon Street, Waltham.
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Abercrombie William, moved to Somerville
Abrahanson August, gardener, 91 Summer, h. 454 Main Abrahamson Martin, moved to New York
Achorn Ernest F., weather vane maker, r. 29 Moody, bds. 468 do.
A. C. E. Club rooms, 111 Moody
Adams Ann B. Mrs., died Dec. 14, 1889
Adams Ann D. Miss, h. 57 Lyman
Adams Carrie L. Mrs., music teacher, 92 Maple. h. do. Adams Charles A., moved to Vermont
Adams Charles F., at Am. W. W. Co., bds, 118 Robbins
Adams Daniel, mason, h. 7 Union
Adams Ernest T. (Clough & Adams), provisions, 46 Spruce, h. 185 Chestnut
Adams Everett D., at Am. W. W. Co .. h. 14 Orange
Adams Frank D). (Cutter & Adams), provisions, 10 Com- mon, h. 781 Main
Adams Frank H., moved to New York
Adams Fred H., clerk (B. & M. fgt. depot, B.), h. 895 Main
Adams George H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 52 Chestnut DAMS GEORGE W., watchmaker and jeweler,
A1 183 Moody, h. 92 Maple (see front cover)
Adams Helen M. Mrs., dressmaker, h. 23 Spruce
Adams House, Clark C. Hight, manager, 94 Adams
Adams Jeremiah A., tailor, h. 98 Cushing
Adams John, printer. 117 South, bds. do.
Adams John Q., farmer, h. Bear Hill, near Main
Adama Joseph, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 153 Robbins
Adams J.George, watch case maker ( B.), bds. 153 Robbins Adams Lucy, teacher, West school
Adams Marie E. Mrs., died Feb. 5, 1891
Adams Mary F. Miss. h. 57 Lyman
Adams Ptolemy P. (P. P. Adams & Co.), dry goods, 587 Main, h. 66 Hammond
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DAMS P. P. & CO. (Plolemy P. Adams and Obed S. Cathcart), dry and fancy goods, 587 Main (see Index)
Adams Rose V. Mrs., h. 166 Chestnut
Adams Samuel M., carpenter, h. Guinan, n. Hammond
Adams Simeon P .. bds. 895 Main [near Main
Adams Stephen W., broom maker, h. Bear Hill ave., Adams Willard E., plater, Am. W. W. Co.,h.230 Charles Adams William A., salesman, William H. Leatherbee & Son, Linden, b. 18 Cross
Adams William A., Jr., moved to East Cambridge
Adcock Charles J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 65 Myrtle Affleck George D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 171 Robbins Agnew Catherine, widow of Hugh, h. Browns lane, cor. Noonan
BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice, Proprietors. 56 FELTON ST., WALTHAM, on F. R. R.
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Aiken Charles L., mason, h. 52 Bacon
Aiken Leroy C., bookkeeper, bds. 52 Bacon
Airth James P., clerk (Newton), bds. 107 Pine
Albee Arthur D., died Jan. 14. 1892
Albee Edward F., blacksmith, rear 733 Main, bds. 1 Har- vard
Albee Frank W., insurance agent (B.) , bds.4 Mt. Pleasant Albee Satira N. Mrs., died Sept. 12, 1891
Alcock Thomas V., draughtsman (B.) , bds. 79 Lexington Alcorn John S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 30 Beech
Alden George S., job master, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 21 Church
Alden Mary S., widow of Simeon, h. 23 Church
Alden Otis B., night watchman, Am. W. W. Co., h. 205 Charles
Alden Sarah B. Mrs., died June 14, 1891
Aldred Fred, watch case maker (309 Washington, B. ), h. 108 Lexington
Aldred John W., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 365 River Aldred Lewis E., moved to Sagg Harbor, N. Y.
Aldred William F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 61 Cushing Allan Fred P., baker, 218 Moody, rms. 26 Taylor
Allan John, sec., Y. M. C. A., 10 Moody, h. 77 Alder Allan William, tailor, 9 Crescent, h. 20 Gordon
Allen Alice A. E. Mrs., died Aug. 21, 1890
Allen Carrie Estelle, widow of Lowell D., h. 108 Main
Allen Charles E., moved to Boston
Allen Charles F., city auditor, office City Hall, rm. 1, bds. 18 Liberty
Allen Elijah, moved to Washington, D. C.
Allen Esther P., widow of William E., h. 108 Main
Allen Fiddell, laborer. h. Browns lane, near Felton
Allen Frank E., gardener, 117 South, bds. do.
Allen Frank S., confectioner, 130 Moody, h. 30 Gordon Allen Franklin, designer, B. Mfg. C., h. 137 Myrtle
Allen Fremont, moved to Worcester
Allen Harry, moved to Worcester
Allen James, weaver, B. Mfg. Co. bds. 365 River
Allen John P., time keeper, The J. L. T. Mfg. Co., bds. 18 Liberty
Allen Mabel E. Miss, milliner, 133 Moody, b. at Newton Allen Mary Miss, bookkeeper, 56 Felton, b. at Watertown Allen Mary, widow of John, h. 22 McKenn
Allen Mary J., widow of Frank S., h. 18 Liberty
Allen Morris, carpenter, h. 5 Fuller
Allen Nelia N. Miss, dressmaker, 110 Lexington, b. do.
Allen Rachel C., widow of William F., bds. 112 Myrtle
Allen Samuel W., moved from city
Allen Walter A., foreman, 118 Bacon, h. at W. Newton Allen William Elliott, pinion maker, h. 39 Prospect ave.
ATTIVO D 137 Moody Street, Waltham. PLUMBING and GAS FITTING, HARDWARE and RANGES.
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Allen William E., house 108 Main
Allen William H., photographer, rm. 42, Methodist bidg., 3 Moody, h. at Lawrence
Allen Willis D. (Boston Emery Wheel Co.), Benefit, c. Elm. and (68 and 70 Pearl, B.), h. Whitney ave., off Moody
Allen, see Allan
A LLIN HORATIO N. (Allin & Mayberry), law- yer, 661 Main, h. 49 Harvard ( see page 20)
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LLIN & MAYBERRY (Horatio N. Allin and George L. Mayberry), lawyers, 661 Main (see p.20) Allison Winthrop S., carpenter, bds. rear 79 Central
Allspach George F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 22 Ash Almy George L., machinist, Am. W. W, Co., h. 755 Main Amback C. Henry, engineer, bds. 52 Pond
Ambrose Susie G. Miss, dressmaker, 207 Moody
American Crayon Co., George E. Parmenter, manager, off Pine, near F. R. R., office (Sandusky, Ohio) American Express Co .. C. W. Thompson, agent, 6 Church MERICAN LAUNDRY CO., A. B. Cole, prop., 130 Newton ( see back cover)
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MERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO., R. E. Robbins, treas., Charles J. Olney, Jr., purchasing agent, Crescent (Boston office, 403 Washington) (see page 5)
American Waltham Watch Co. Band, rms. 103 Moody
A MERICAN WALTHAM WATCHMAK- ERS' SCHOOL, Saul Bros. , props., 137} Moody, room 1 (see Index)
American Watch Tool Co., Ambrose Webster, treas., Elm, opp. Benefit
Ames Charles B., machinist, rear 93 Moody, h. Welling- ton, near Homestead pl.
A MES CHARLES H., prop., Hotel Crescent, 23 and 25 Crescent, and bottler, rear do., house do. (see page 616)
Ames Dummer T., moved to California
« Ames Hannah S., widow of John S .. bds. 144 Summer
Ames John L. Dr., moved to Boston
Ames John L., died Feb. 5, 1892 [Summer Ames Lizzie W. Miss, bookkeeper, 11 Moody, bds. 144 Ames Martha K., widow of Alden A., b. Hotel Crescent Amesbury Mary T., widow of Winthrop O., h. 28 Orange Amrock Edward S., bottler, 183 and 185 Newton, boards James Amrock's, Gorham
Amrock James, flagman, Calvary-st. crossing, h. Gorham, near Gardner
Amrock James T., moved to Boston
Anderson Abbie A. Miss, teacher (Prescott school, Som- erville, bds. 68 Russell
SMOKE
J. W. B. CIGAR.
J. W. BUCKLEY, Cigars, Tobacco, Fipes, and Smokers' Articles. -
97 Moody St ... - WILTMAM.
For sale by all dealers.
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Anderson Alexander, hostler, 298 Moody, bds. Andrew Anderson's, Cutter
Anderson Alexander, organ builder (Weston), house Highland. nearly opp. Hospital st.
Anderson Alexander, weaver, B. Mfg. Co. h. 390 River Anderson Andrew, Jaborer, A. T. Lyman, boards J. B. Wentworth's, Lyman
Anderson Andrew, carriage washer, 33 Crescent, house Cutter, near Newton
Anderson Carl O., weaver, B. Mfg. Co., h. 6 Lawton pl. Anderson Charles H.,organ builder (Weston), h.84 Russell Anderson Edwin, machinist, rear 218 Moody, b.398 River Anderson Elijah S .. carriage dealer.821 Main,h.68 Russell Anderson Eric, tailor, 681 Main, bds. 12 Fountain
Anderson Frank, at Am. W. W. Co., rms.35 High. suite 3 Anderson Fred, machinist, J. L.T. Mfg.Co .. b.104 Central Anderson Gustav E., watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co. h. 125 Prospect
Anderson Harold, moved to Boston
Anderson H. Ernest, electrician (B.), h. 6 Colby ave.
Anderson James, at U. S. W. Co., rms. 35 High, suite 3
Anderson John, car builder, h. 126 Lexington
Anderson John, carpenter, bds. 125 Prospect
Anderson John, laborer, A. T. Lyman, bds. J. B. Went- worth's, Lyman
Anderson John, weaver. B. Mfg. Co., bds. 390 River Anderson Samuel, Jr., die maker, J. L. T. Mfg. Co., h. 72 Russell
Anderson Sarah A. Mrs., died Sept. 5, 1890
Anderson William H., moved to Sherburne
Andre Charles, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., rooms G. B. Blom- berg's, eud Hastings ave.
Andreen Charles E.,at B. Mfg. Co., bds. Frank E. Peter- son's, Halls place
A' NDREWS AMOS, produce, hay and grain, 212 Moody, h. 40 Alder (see page 619)
Andrews Charles A .. student, bds. 40 Alder
Andrews Chauncey W., milkman, 233 Bacon, h. 247 do. . Andrews George W., driver, 83 Moody, rms. do.
Andrews Henry, laborer, bds. 118 Felton
Anlicker Walter, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 121 Adams
Annable Wilbur F., carpenter, h. 68 Robbins
Annan Sarah M. Mrs., died Oct. 23, 1889
Anthony George R., asst. librarian, Public Library, 15 Moody, bds. 545 do.
Anthony Clarence S., auditor, F. R. R. (B.), h. Linden, near Main
Anthony Mabel A. Miss, dressmaker, rear 583 Main, bds. 445 do.
Archambeau Joseph, carpenter, h. 291 Newton
LUMBER.
WOOD, BARKER & CO., BACON STREET, WALTHAM, ON MASS. CENT. R. R.
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Archibald Fred W., general sec., Young Men's Christian Union, 99 Moody, h. Greenwood ave., n. Bacon A RMOUR & CO., Charles T. Guptill, manager, Chicago Dressed Beef,14 and 16 Felton (see p. 609) Armstrong Elias R., house 488 Lexington
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