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Paper Box Board.
Rice Kendall Co. (The), 91 Federal, Boston (see page 144)
Paper Hangings.
Gerry, J. W., 47 Cornhill, Boston (see page 502)
Paper Manufacturers.
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., 44 Federal, Boston (see page 50I) Rice Kendall Co. (The), 91 Federal, Boston (see page 144)
Paper Stock.
Rice Kendall Co. (The), 91 Federal, Boston (see page 144)
Paper Warehouses.
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., 44 Federal, Boston (see page 501) Rice Kendall Co. (The), 91 Federal, Boston (see page 144)
Pepsin (Pure).
North Packing and Provision Co., 33 and 34 North Market, Boston (see page 64)
Photographer.
Chickering Elmer, 21 West, Boston (see page 43)
Planing and Moulding Mills. Wentworth J. K., Crafts, Newton- ville. (see page 514)
Plumbers. Moore Chas. & Son, 8 Brattle, Cam- bridge (see back col'd page 671)
Pork, Lard and Hams.
North Packing and Provision Co., 33 and 34 North Market, Boston (see page 64) Squire Joseph & Co., 37 to 41 North, Boston (see page 36)
Pork and Beef Packers.
North Packing and Provision Co., 33 and 34 No. Market, Boston (see page 64)
Portraits.
Chickering page 43)
Elmer, 21 West (see
Printers.
Berry Andrew C. (copper plate), 12 West, Boston (see page 56) Clapp David & Son, 291 Congress, Boston (see page 3I) Butman F. L., 332 Washington, Boston ( see page 56) Cummings J. A. Printing Co., 252 Washington, Boston (see page 3I) Facey J. Frank, 36 Prospect, Cam- bridgeport (see page 466) Mudge Alfred & Son, 24 Franklin, Boston (see page 482) Walker Geo. H. & Co., 160 Tre- mont, Boston (see page 31)
Printers' Material.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, Boston (see page 66) Dickinson Type Foundry, 150 Con- gress (see page 66)
476
DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
Provisions (Wholesale).
Chamberlain W. N., 115 to 125 Clin- ton, Boston (see page 64)
North Packing and Provision Co., 33 and 34 No. Market, Boston (see page 64)
Sawyer Geo. A., cellar 3, Faneuil Hall Market, Boston (see page 36) Squire Joseph & Co., 37 to 41 North, Boston (see page 36)
Publishers.
Cummings J. A. Printing Co., 252 Washington, Boston (see page 3I)
Pumps, Radiators, Etc. (Copper and Iron).
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
Real Estate.
Chessman J. A., I Court, Boston (see footlines and back cover)
Ellis & Mellege, 1398 Mass. ave., Cambridge, and 150 Devonshire, Boston (see back colored page, 675)
Mason W. A. & Son (purchase, sale and development), 631 Mass. ave., Cambridgeport (see back colored page, 672)
Restaurants.
Fellner Julius (The Old Elm), 150 Tremont, Boston (see map)
Roofing (Tin and Copper).
Moore Chas. & Son, 8 Brattle, Cam- bridge (see back colored page, 671) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 to 35 Union, Boston (see page 516)
Rubber Carriage and Bicycle Tires.
Randt-Wayne Co., 45 Arch, Boston (see page 501)
Rubber Goods.
American Wringer Co., 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Rand-Wayne Co., 45 Arch, Boston (see page 501)
Rugs, Mats, Etc.
O'Callaghan Thomas & Co., 558-562 Washington, Boston (see page 55)
Rubber Mats.
Rand-Wayne Co., 45 Arch, Boston (see page 501)
Safe Deposit Vaults.
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 87 Milk, P. O. sq., Boston (see p. 45) Cambridge Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 1300 Mass. ave., Cambridge (see back colored page, 674) International Trust Co., 45 Milk, Boston (see page 60)
Security Safe Deposit Co., Milk, cor. Devonshire, Boston (see page 44)
Sailmakers.
Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Bos- ton (see page 302)
School Furniture.
Perry George S & Co., 73 Fulton, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
School Settees.
Perry George S. & Co., 73 Fulton, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
School Supplies.
Perry George S. & Co., 73 Fulton, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
Settees.
Perry George S. & Co., 73 Fulton, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
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DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
477
Sewer and Drain Pipes, Tiles, Etc. Portland Stone Ware Co., 42 Oliver, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
Sheathing.
Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202
Shingles, Cypress Lumber, Etc.
Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202)
Sidewalks and Driveways.
Simpson Bros.' Corporation, 166 Devonshire, Boston (see back col- ored page, 673)
Silverware, Jewelry, Etc.
American Wringer Co., 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Slaughter Houses.
Sawyer Geo. A., cellar 3, Faneuil Hall Market, Boston (see page 36)
Soap Mnfrs.
Warren Soap Mnfg. Co (The), 143 Federal, Boston (see page 7)
Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
Lloyd Geo. H., 357 Washington, Boston (see foot lines)
Spring Mattresses.
American Wringer Co., 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Stable and Cellar Floors.
Simpson Bros.' Corporation, 166 Devonshire, Boston (see back col- ored page, 673)
Stable Fixtures. Snow W. A. & Co., 19 Portland. Boston (see page 54)
Stair Posts, Rails and Balusters. DeLaney John C. Moulding Co., 75 to 79 Wareham, Boston (see page 515) Wentworth J. H., Crafts, Newton- ville (see page 514)
Starch Mnfrs.
Barker H. & Co., 74 Commercial, Boston (see page 507) Crystal Springs Mnfg. Co., 70 Kilby, Boston (see page 507)
Stationers.
Berry Andrew C., 12 West, Boston (see page 56) Butman F. L., 332 Washington, Bos- ton (see page 56)
Steam Cooking Apparatus.
Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 and 35 Union, Boston (see page 516)
Steam Heating Apparatus.
Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 and 35 Union, Boston (see page 516.) Brown Rufus G., 77 Haverhill, Bos- ton (see page 54)
Steam Pumps, Boilers, Radia- tors, Etc.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
Steam Valves and Gauge Cocks.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
Steam and Gas Fitters.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
Steam and Gas Fitters' Tools and Supplies.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
478
DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
Steamship Companies.
International Steamship Co .. Com- mercial Wharf, Boston (see back colored page, 672)
Stereotypers.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, Boston (see page 66) Dickinson Type Foundry, 104 Milk, gress, Boston (see page 66)
Stone Ware Mnfrs.
Portland Stone Ware Co .. 42 Oliver, Boston (see inside back cover, 677)
Storage for Silver and Valuables.
Boston Storage Warehouse Co., Mass. av., cor. Westland av., Bos- ton (see page 142)
Storage Warehouses.
Boston Storage Warehouse Co., Mass. av., cor. Westland av., Bos- ton (see page 42)
Stoves, Ranges, Etc.
Hervey W. H. & Co., 5 Union, Bos- ton (see page 146)
Moore Chas. & Son, 8 Brattle, Cam- bridge (see back colored page, 671)
Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co .. 31 and 35 Union, Boston (see page 516)
Street Railway Co.
West End Street Railway Co., 81 Milk, Boston (see page 13)
Surveyors (Civil and Hydraulic).
Estes A. S. N., 199 Washington, Boston (see page 42)
Surveyors. Mason. W. A. & Son, 631 Mass. av .. Cambridgeport (see back col- ored page, 672 B)
Telephone Companies.
New England Telephone & Tele- graph Co., 125 Milk, Boston (see page 47)
Tents, Canopies, Etc.
Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Bos- ton (see page 302)
Tailor. Dennison L. O., 74 Franklin, Bos- ton (see page 143)
Tanks and Vats.
Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202)
Timber (Hard Pine and Cypress).
Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202)
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Work.
Moore Chas. & Son, 8 Brattle, Cam- bridge (see back colored page, 671) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 to 35 Union, Boston (see page 516)
Tin Roofing.
Moore Chas. & Son. 8 Brattle, Cam- bridge (see back colored page, 671) Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 to 35 Union, Boston (see page 516)
Toilet Ware.
French Abram Co .. 93 Franklin, Boston (see page 58) .
Transportation Company.
International Steamship Co., Com- mercial Wharf, Boston (see back colored page, 672)
479
DIRECTORY OF PATRONS IN OTHER CITIES.
Trust Companies.
American Loan & Trust Co., 53 State, Boston (see opp, pages 60 and 61)
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 87 Milk, Boston (see page 45)
Cambridge Safe Deposit and Trust Co., 1300 Mass. av., Cambridge (see back colored page, 674) International Trust Co., 45 Milk, Boston (see page 60)
Type Foundries.
Boston Type Foundry, 104 Milk, Boston (see page 66) Dickinson Type Foundry, 150 Con- gress, Boston (see page 66)
Valve Mnfrs.
Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co., 8 Oli- ver, Boston (see page 6)
Vaults (Safe Deposit.)
Boston Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 87 Milk, P. O. sq., Boston (see page 45) Cambridge Safe Deposit & Trust Co., 1300 Mass. av., Cambridge (see back .colored page 674) Security Safe Deposit Co., Milk, cor. Devonshire, Boston (see page 44)
Wagon Covers.
Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Bos- ton (see page 302)
Wall and Ceiling Decorations. Gerry T. W., 47 Cornhill, Boston (see page 502)
Watch Mnfrs.
American Waltham Watch Co., 403 Washington, Boston (see page 5)
Water Conductors. Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202)
Weather Vanes (Copper).
Snow W. A. & Co., 19 Portland, Boston (see page 54)
Windows, Doors and Blinds.
Stearns A. T. Lumber Co. (The), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 202)
Wines, Liquors, Etc.
Berry C. & Co., 84 Leverett, Boston (see page 66)
Cassidy J. E. & Son, 50 Broad, Bos- ton (see page 502) Hewett Geo. F., 25 Beach, Boston (see page 300)
Wire Guards.
Snow W. A. & Co., 19 Portland, Boston (isee page 54)
Wood Scourers' Stock.
Warren Soap Mnfg. Co. (The), 143 Federal, Boston (see page 7)
Woolen Goods Mnfrs. Aetna Mills, 266 Devonshire, Boston (see page 522)
Wringers Repaired.
American Wringer Co., 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Wringer Rolls. American Wringer Co.,. 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Wringing Machines. American Wringer Co., 80 Arch, Boston (see page 466)
Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings.
Braman, Dow & Co., 3, 4, 5 and 6 Haymarket sq., Boston (see p. 18)
Wrought Iron Work. Snow W. A. & Co., 19 Portland, Boston (see page 54)
Yacht Sails. Miller Robert & Co., 230 State, Bos- ton (see page 302)
480
WATERTOWN.
DEATHS.
DEATHS IN WATERTOWN of male and female adults whose names would have appeared in the General Directory if living, giving the day of the month and year in which they died, commencing with Jan. I, 1895, and ending March 30, 1897.
Abbott Sarah S., widow, May 27, 1836 Bacon Susan, Feb. 22, 1895 Barnard Francelia, widow, Oct. 28, 'S6 Barnard Orin A., May 23. 1896 Barry Lawrence, Jan. 10, 1895 Bates Phineas, June 15, 1896 Blackwell Marcia A., wid., April 20, '96 Bleiler Barbara, Feb. 5, 1896 Bond William, March 27, 1895 Brown Eusebius H., Sept. 14, 1896 Burke Edward J., July 22, 1895 Butter Mary A., Sept. 9, 1896 Cain Edward, Nov. 9, 1896 Carney Bridget, widow, July 17, 1896 Carney Catherine, Sept. 22, 1896 Carrey Patrick, June 13, 1895 Carvill Henry, Nov. 25, 1894 Callahan Mary E., June 29, 1896 Chaflin Elizabeth H., Aug. 12, 1896 Chandler Henry T., Jan. 29, 1896 Chisholm Samuel, Nov. 25, 1895 Coburn Susan A., Jan. 7, 1896 Coolidge Austin J., March 20, 1895 Conners Elizabeth, widow, Dec. 14, 1895 Conway Mary, widow, April 18, 1895 Carroll Dora R., June 27, 1895 Creighton Catherine, Sept. 26, 1895 Curran Delia A., Aug. 8. 1896 Cutler Sarah, widow, July 16, 1895 Daley Michael J., April 8, 1896 Davaney Dennis, April 16, 1895 Davis Martha, widow, Sept. 2, 1895 Dee Mary, widow, April 18, 1895 Dooley James, Nov. 9, 1895 Dolan Ann J., Feb. 2, 1896 Douglas James H., Nov. 23, 1896 Doyle Annie M., Feb. 19, 1895 Dunleavy Bridget, Dec. 26, 1895 Dynan Thomas, Feb. 25, 1897 Eagan Hannah, widow, July 29, 1896 Eddy Margaret, Sept. 30, 1896 Edgecomb Jennie R., April 6, 1896 Eldredge Abigail, widow, May 18, 1895 Ensign Amelia P., widow, Oct. 24, 1896 Fahey Martin, Feb. 20, 1895 Fancher Hiram G., July 7, 1895 Feeley Mary, Aug. 3, 1895 Finnerty Catherine, Jan. 4, 1896 Fitzgibbons Ellen, widow, Jan. 21, 1895 Fish A. Judson, Feb. 26, 1895 Fletcher James W., Nov. 8, 1895 Fletcher Margaret, wid., Dec. 11, 1895 Freeman Mary E., Aug. 11, 1896 Gallagher Patrick, Aug. 24, 1895 Gallagher William, July 21, 1895 Gavin Mary, Sept. 29, 1895 Gavin William A., March 3, 1895 Goodman Anderson, March 15, 1895 Gregg Alexander, Aug. 24, 1895 Gregg S. Albert, May 4, 1896 Hall Emma, Feb. 7, 1896 Hall Richard, April 6, 1896
Hamill Hannah, Dec. 1, 1895 Hamill Patrick, Feb. 1, 1897 Hamilton Elias, Dec. 11, 1896 Hapenny George, Aug. 7, 1896 Hapenny John, Aug. 6, 1896 Hart Hugh, March 5, 1895 Hartwell Sarah E., Aug. 13, 1895 Haviland Thomas P., Dec. 17, 1896 Heffernan Annie A., Feb. 6, 1896 Heideloff Mary J., June 14, 1896 Hereford Isabella A., wid., April 13, '95 Heywood Phoebe, June 24, 1896 Higgins Thomas, Nov. 26, 1895 Hill Emma, July 11, 1895 Holmes Mary, April 3, 1896 Horan Margaret, widow, Dec. 17, 1896 Horr Valeria, Nov. 30, 1896 Howe Elias, July 6, 1895 Hunt Hannah, widow, Feb. 11, 1896 Husted John B., Jan. 8, 1896 Jennison Nancy, widow, April 16, 1895 Johnson George L., Sept. 16, 1895 Kelleher Michael, July 23, 1896 Kelley Patrick J., Feb. 18, 1895 Kendall Jane W., June 11, 1895 Kissick Catherine, widow, May 7, 1895 Lawler Harriet, Sept. 6, 1895 Lemmens Hannah, Oct. 29, 1895 Lemon Augustus F., Sept. 22, 1896 Lenox Charles W., Aug. 9, 1896 Livermore Josiah E., March 25, 1897 Loftus Catherine, May 28, 1895 Long Joseph E., May 7, 1896 Long Margaret, March 24, 1896 Loughry Josephine, Nov. 2, 1896 Lyons Thomas, April 1, 1896 Lyons Winnefred, June 10, 1896 Mahaney Timothy, Nov. 4, 1896 March Isabella N., Oct. 23, 1895 Marsterson Ann, May 1, 1897 McArdle Ann, widow, Sept. 15, 1896 Macurdy Rebecca, Sept. 22, 1895 McDonald Bertha R., June 29, 1895 McDonald John, Sept. 17, 1895 McDougall Mary, Feb. 26, 1896 McGrath Owen, Aug. 5, 1895 Mckenzie Mary, Aug. 7, 1896 Meuse Margaret A., Jan. 21, 1896 Mooney Charles S., Feb. 6, 1895 Moore William A., May 2, 1895 Monaghan Ann, widow, Feb. 27, 1896 Morgan Eliza, May 24, 1895 Morgan William, Feb. 24, 1896 Mulhern Terence, July 20, 1896 Nally Thomas, Aug. 6, 1896 Neill Mary E., March 19, 1896 Newman Robert, Feb. 12, 1895 Noonan Ellen, April 9, 1895 ()'Brien Ellen, widow, Nov. 3, 1895 O'Brien James, Oct. 16, 1896 O'Brien Matthew, Feb. 3, 1897 O'Hearn Annie R., July 13, 1896
481
WATERTOWN.
O'Hearn Owen, Feb. 12, 1896 O'Keefe David, March 24, 1896 O'Leary Annie T., Sept. 13, 1896 Otis Harriet F., April 6, 1896 Page Sarah, Dec. 22, 1895 Patten Thomas, March 29, 1896 Payson Hannah G., Aug. 12, 1895 Perry Eleanor T., Feb. 26, 1895 Phipps Appleton, Dec. 26, 1896 Powers Catherine, widow, Aug. 13, 1896 Powers William, March 4, 1897 Priest John W., Nov. 2, 1895 Quinlan Patrick, July 3, 1895 Rattigan James, July 10, 1896 Regan Mary A., Jan. 25, 1895 Roach William F., Oct. 20, 1895 Robbins Lois, June 26, 1895 Rogers Elvira, June 21, 1896 Rogers George F., Dec. 15, 1895 Rolfe George R., April 14, 1895 Rooney Catherine, widow, July 9, 1896 Rosebrook Catherine S., March 30, '96 Ross John, Aug. 10, 1895 Ryan Daniel M., Jan. 15, 1897 Savage Jason W., Feb., 1897 Sheehan John, May 13, 1897 Sheridan Mary, Aug. 21, 1895
Sherman Frank A., Jan. 7, 1896 Sill Martha A., Dec. 20, 1896 Simonds Ann M., widow, Jan. 23, 1895 Skehill James, Oct. 13, 1896 Sleeper George H., Dec. 18, 1896 Smith Elizabeth A., wid., April 24, '95 Smith Florence, Oct. 30, 1896 Smith Mary E., Oct. 11, 1895 Snow Mary J., widow, May 30, 1895 Stack Robert P., Jan. 17, 1895 Stone Frederick J., March 31, 1896 Sullivan Mary, widow, April 16, 1896 Swanson Samuel, Nov. 21, 1896 Swett Noah, Nov. 30, 1895 Taintor Abby S., widow, Oct. 1, 1896 Torsey James M., March 31, 1897
Towne Pliny F., Jan. 4, 1895 Tower Susie H., Oct. 10, 1896 Tugman Theresa, Oct. 17, 1895 Vose Olive, widow, June 26, 1895 Waldron Mary T., widow, April 10, '95
Walsh Catherine G., July 11, 1896 Welsh Michael, March 15, 1895 West Maria S., Nov. 6, 1896
Whitney Bradshaw S., March 30, 1895 Winslow Henry, Jan. 6, 1895 Wyeth Hollis N., May 11, 1896
DAVID FARQUHAR,
BOOKBINDER.
CLOTH, LEATHER,
PAMPHLET WORK.
6 Whitney Court, off Essex Street.
Special Work
and Repairing.
CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
482
ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALFRED MUDGE & SON,
Established in 1830,
PRINTERS,
24 Franklin Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
501
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOLLINGSWORTH & WHITNEY CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PAPER AND PAPER BAGS.
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
Manilas, Straw, Tea, Tissue and Twines. 40 to 44 Federal Street and 143 Congress Street, Flour Sack & Printing Department, 44 Federal St., NEW YORK OFFICE, 207 BROADWAY.
Boston.
Pequossette Mills, Watertown, Mass. Cobbossee Mills, Aroostook Mills, Gardiner, Me Monattaquot Mills, South Braintree, Mass. Taconnet Mills, Winslow, Me.
UNION CARPET LINING CO.
Joseph N. Damon, Treas. John M. Whittemore, Gen. Mgr. MANUFACTURERS OF
CARPET LININGS AND COMFORTABLES.
Arsenal St., near Union Market Station,
WATERTOWN - -
- - MASS.
I. F. WOODBURY, Prest. E. R. RAND, Gen'l Mgr. H. N. WAYNE, Ass't Mgr.
The Pratt Patent Carriage Tire. Requires no inflation. Is not injured by Punctures.
RAND = WAYNE CO.
Manfrs. Mchl. Rubber Goods.
SPECIALTIES:
Pratt Patent Carriage Tire. R. & W. Carriage Tire. Bicycle Tire. Moulded Goods. Perforated Rubber Mats.
Boston Office, 45 ARCH STREET.
Telephone, Boston 1945.
Factory, WATERTOWN, MASS.
THE GOVERNMENT WATERPROOF PAINT CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
Government Waterproof Paints, Belt Dressing, White Lead Colors in Oil, TINTED LEADS, VARNISHES, ETC.
1 Fayette St. WATERTOWN, MASS.
502
ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE AMERICAN WRINGER CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
CLOTHES WRINGERS,
American, Eclipse and Metropolitan Mangles, Wringer- Benches, Spring Mattresses and Carpet Sweepers.
All kinds of Wringers and Sweepers repaired. Orders by Mail promptly attended to. Branch Store, 13 and 15 Broadway Extension, Near Washington Street, Boston. C. C. BUCKLEY, Manager. Telephone, Tremont 764.
Artistic Wall Papers.
J. W. GERRY,
47 Cornhill, Boston.
ARTHUR F. GRAY, MILL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT, Exchange Building, 53 State St., Boston, Mass.
Modern Mills for Textile, Paper and other Manufactures Designed, their Erection and Equip- ment superintended.
Steam, Water and Electric Power Plants planned and Machinery arranged.
Plans for re-arranging and improving Old Mills to increase Production and Efficiency.
Examinations made as to value of Sites for New Plants, and relative to best and most Economic Location of Buildings.
JOHN E. CASSIDY & SON, 50 BROAD and 157 MILK STS., BOSTON. IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES,
And the well-known "CROWN" GIN.
Receivers of FINE KENTUCKY WHISKIES. Distillers' Agents for Sortwell & Co.'s Pure New England Rum.
503
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LUTHER BENT & CO.
ESTABLISHED 1835. Manufacturers of and Dealers in
FURNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS,
Stoves, and House Furnishing Goods. HERBERT F. BENT - - - Manager.
62 Main Street, opp. Church, Watertown.
A. B. MURDOUGH, Contractor and Builder.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON ALL STYLES OF BUILDINGS AT SHORT NOTICE.
Office, 30 Main St. - - Room 2, WATERTOWN, MASS.
WILSON & HUTCHINS, Carpenters and Builders.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
P. O. BOX 635 - - WATERTOWN, MASS.
W. H. WILSON, Residence, 84 Mt. Auburn St. A. L. HUTCHINS, Residence, 70 Spring St.
THOMAS LAMONT, Contractor and Builder.
Contracts of all kinds taken and good work guaranteed.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
101 Belmont St. (near Watertown Line), Belmont, Mass.
504
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WATERTOWN M. E. CHURCH.
A. F. HAYNES, ARCHITECT,
No. 8 Marshall St., WATERTOWN, MASS.
A, HALES & SON,
Contracting, Building and Jobbing. Estimates furnished on all work. P. O. BOX 616, Res. 21 CHESTER ST., WATERTOWN.
GILMORE & McGOVERN,
Stone Masons, Contractors and Cellar Builders.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
53 Arsenal St. - Watertown, Mass.
H. A. GEORGE, CONTRACTOR and JOBBER.
Cellar Building and Cementing, GRADING, GARDENING AND TEAMING OF ALL KINDS.
22 FAYETTE ST. - WATERTOWN, MASS.
P. O. BOX 738.
505
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY O. PECKHAM,
Engineer and
Surveyor,
17 Main Street, Room 2, Otis Building, Watertown, Mass.
JAMES BOYLE & SON, Plasterers and Ornamental Workers. KALSOMINING, CEMENTING, WHITE-WASHING Masonry Work and Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to. SHOP AND RESIDENCE, 1 GREEN, COR. MAIN ST. WATERTOWN, MASS.
J. F. PARSONS ..
W. S. JORDAN.
PARSONS & JORDAN, Painters,
Interior Painting, Graining, Hardwood Finish and Polishing.
9 MAIN STREET COURT, WATERTOWN, MASS.
W. SHAW.
W. A. RENFREE.
SHAW & RENFREE,
Wall Papers, Window Shades, AND MOULDINGS.
3 Spring Street - - -
Watertown.
506
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Geo. F. Butler, PHARMACIST. . . BUTLER'S FAMOUS
BALM OF GILEAD BALSAM" (TRADE MARK.)
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
79 Main Street = = WATERTOWN, MASS.
ARTHUR LAING,
PHARMACIST,
24 Main Street, Watertown.
Physicians' Prescriptions receive our Special Attention.
WATERTOWN COAL ELEVATOR.
ALL RAIL COAL.
W. H. PEVEAR & CO., DEALERS IN Best Qualities of COAL and WOOD, HAY, STRAW, BRICK and SAND. Office: 5 Spring Street, Telephone, Watertown, Mass. Newton, 29-2.
507
ADVERTISEMENTS.
BLACK THE DRUGGIST
Drugs and Medicines.
SPRING HOTEL BUILDING,
WATERTOWN.
BLACK:
WALTER A. CLAFLIN & CO.
Apothecaries,
(Successors to JAS. B. WOODWARD.)
Toilet Articles, Fancy Goods, Cigars, etc.
51 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN.
JACOB PFAFF, Pres. W. B. BUCKMINSTER, Treas. & G. M. C. R. FLETCHER, Supt.
THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS M'F'G CO. MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED "CRYSTAL SPRINGS,"
WATERTOWN WHEAT STARCHES.
AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
POLUBOSKOS, A PURE GLUTEN FOOD for Infants and Invalids. 70 KILBY ST. BOSTON, MASS.
Factory, 166 Pleasant St., Watertown. Selling Agents, ALDEN SPEARE'S SONS & CO., 369 ATLANTIC AVE., BOSTON.
H. BARKER & CO. MANUFACTURERS OF
WATERTOWN STARCH.
The Old and Well-known Watertown Soft Spring Premium Starch is made of wheat, and is recommended particularly for Family and Laundry uses. Wheat Starch gives a strong and durable finish, and is used and preferred by laundries and highly recommended.
DEALERS IN
SOUR FLOUR.
74 Commercial Street - Boston, Mass.
FACTORY AT WATERTOWN.
HIRAM E. BARKER.
ELBRA L. BARKER. WALTER H. BARKER
508
ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRED R. BAKER,
Photo Artist, No. 7 Main Street, Watertown, Mass. PORTRAITS, GROUPS, CRAYONS,
FLASH LIGHTS of Interiors and Parties made by appointment. Branch Studio, Old Orchard, Me.
JOHN J. YORK, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Slippers,
And FINE FOOTWEAR
In New and Correct Styles.
Children's School Shoes a Specialty.
Custom Work and Repairing done in First-class Manner.
Watertown, Mass.
47 Main Street
GEORGE G. DAVIDSON, MANUFACTURER OF
CUSTOM SHIRTS COLLARS AND CUFFS. Spring Street, opp. Fayette, Watertown, Mass. P. O. BOX 379.
D. W. KINSMAN, Light Jobbing in Wood-work neatly and promptly done. PICTURES FRAMED.
Saws, Knives, Scissors, and other Edge Tools Sharpened. 30 MAIN STREET WATERTOWN, MASS.
Watertown Enterprise, FRED G. BARKER, Publisher. Office, Barnard's Block, 30 Main Street, Watertown, Mass. TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR.
509
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEO. E. TEELE.
ANDREW M. PRATT.
TEELE & PRATT, Successors to John Ross,
Carriage and Wagon MANUFACTURERS.
All kinds of Repairing and Painting done promptly and thoroughly, at living prices. No. 9 SPRING STREET
WATERTOWN, MASS.
F. A. LEMON, Coach Painting, Carriage Repairing.
TRIMMING AND VEHICLE WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
ARSENAL STREET - WATERTOWN, MASS.
W. I. JOHNSTON, Carriage Manufacturer,
Dealer and Wheelwright. Horse Shoer, Blacksmith and Carriage Ironing, and Jobbing of all kinds. Machine Forging. Stone Tools of all kinds. Particular attention given to shoeing interfering and over=reaching horses. All work guaranteed.
Mt. Auburn Carriage Factory. R. W. ROGERS, Proprietor. All Kinds of Carriage Work. Carriages and Sleighs Stored. Goods sent for and delivered. CARRIAGE AND SIGN PAINTING. ALL WORK INSURED. Corner Prentiss and Belmont Streets, Mt. Auburn, Watertown.
510
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OTHOTE BROTHERS, Bakery Ice Cream and Confectionery. Main Street, cor. New Lexington, WATERTOWN, MASS. LOUIS OTHOTE. GILBERT OTHOTE.
DANIEL H. COONEY, CONSTABLE. Correspondence Solicited.
40 ARSENAL ST., WATERTOWN, MASS. P. O. Box 252.
S. B. GREEN & CO., DEALERS IN -
Flour, Grain, Feed, Baled Hay, and Straw. W. J. GREEN, Manager. UNION MARKET STATION, WATERTOWN, - AND 37 GREEN STREET, CAMBRIDGEPORT. Telephone Connection.
B. E. POTTER,
Hack, Livery and Boarding STABLE.
First-class Turnouts of Every Description at Reasonable Prices. Horse Clipping. Open All Night. SPRING STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS. Connected by Telephone.
511
ADVERTISEMENTS.
I. T. FLETCHER, GROCER.
Hay, Grain and Straw, Crockery, Glass and Wooden Ware, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, Etc. 256 and 258 Pleasant Street, Watertown, Mass.
H. WARREN MACURDY, CARPENTER, BUILDER
AND CONTRACTOR,
56 Elm, near Arlington St., WATERTOWN, MASS.
JOSHUA LORING.
S. H. SEAGER.
J. LORING & CO.
HAY and GRAIN
Opp. Faneuil House,
Telephone, "BRIGHTON 7-2." BRIGHTON, MASS. Elevator and Mill opp. Arsenal, Arsenal St. - - WATERTOWN.
THE HOWARD ICE COMPANY,
(Successors to HOWARD BROS.)
A. L. HOWARD
Prop.
DEALER IN
ICE.
P. O. Address, Box. 65, Newton, and 268, Watertown.
Office, 56 Galen St., Watertown.
Orders for Ice received at 342 Centre St., Newton, and 18 and 31 Main St., Watertown
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Union Market National Bank, 52 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS. CAPITAL - $100,000. SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS
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