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2 I Crescent
4
3 Adams
40
Whitney ave.
58
57 Moody
STEARNS, from 109 Taylor to 106 High, Ward 7. 2
I Taylor
0
O
I7 Cushing 0 Chestnut 0 High
STOW, from 26I Weston to 1300 Ward I.
Main,
SUMMER, from opp. 49 Pleasant to 107 Lexington, Ward 2.
2 I Pleasant Harris
0
0 Lyman
II8 II9 Church
136 Warren ave.
I39 Summer street ave.
180
179 Lexington
SUMMER AVENUE, from I39 Summer, Ward 2.
SUMMIT, from 188 Hammond to Prospect Hill Park, Ward I.
2
I Hammond
IO Lawrence 0 Irving Hawthorne
0 Bryant
0 Franklin
0 Carleton 0 Prospect Hill Park
SUN, from II Fern to 174 Prospect, Ward 4. 2
O
I Fern .29 Central ave.
0 Prospect
SUNNYSIDE, from South, beyond Ward 4. Hartwell, to Morton, Left. Right. 0 O Morton
TAYLOR, from 180 Moody to 213
Wards 5, 7.
Newton,
2
I
Moody
I6
Union
44
45
Hall
62
63
Lowell
90
91
Gardner
109
Stearns
I36
I37
Newton
THAYER'S ROAD (L. P.), from Warren to Belmont line, Ward 2.
TOLMAN, from Robbins, beyond Lowell, to Newton line, Ward 6.
2
I
Robbins
0
Fuller
0
Washington ave.
0
Craft
0
Newton line
0
TOTTEN'S COURT, from 82 Ba- con, Ward I.
TOWNSEND, from 450 Main, Ward 3.
TRAPELO ROAD, from Belmont line to Lincoln, Ward 2.
0
0
0
0
Belmont line
Quince
Forest
0
Woburn
0
Bow
O
0
Lexington
O
0
Smith
O
0
Lincoln
TURNER, from South, at Roberts crossing, 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 I.
VERNON, from 45 Prospect to Weston, near Fiske ave., Ward 4.
2 I Prospect 2 71 South
90 Auburn
0 0 Weston
WADSWORTH AVENUE, from 370 Moody to 205 Lowell, Ward 6.
WALL, from 15 McKenn to the. river, Ward 7.
0 I64
O
50
82
STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC.
WALNUT, from 100 Crescent to 205 Moody, Ward 5.
Left.
Right.
2 I Crescent
20 19 Moody
74
73
Moody
O
Charles river
WHITNEY AVENUE, from 139 Moody to 40 Spruce, Ward 5.
WILLIAMS, from 126 Charles to F. R. R., Ward 3.
2
I
Charles
32
3I
Felton
0
0
F. R. R.
WILLOW, from 200 Main to River, opp. W. B. & D. Works, Ward 3.
I Main 2
I00 99 Grove
I30
Evergreen way
160
Nevens lane
I70
Foundry ave.
18I
Lynch's lane
185
Parker lane
214
213
River
WILLOW AVENUE, changed to Evergreen way. Ward 2.
WILTON (L. P.), from end Wa- verley, Ward 2.
0
Waverley
0
Bowker
WINTER, from Lincoln, beyond Curve, to the Lincoln line,
Wards I, 2.
0
O
Lincoln
O
0
Locust
Prospect Hill ave.
0 West
0
Lincoln line
WINTHROP, from 99 South to Fiske ave., .Ward 4.
34 Pearl.
WOBURN, from Trapelo road at Alden Jameson's north to the Lexington line, Ward 2.
WOERD AVENUE, from 307 Cres- cent to Riverview ave., Crescent Park, Ward 6.
2
I Crescent
46
45 Riverview ave. Rumford ave.
60 Martyn
74
61 Endicott Randall
84 Riverview ave.
WORCESTER LANE, from Bacon, near junction Lexington, wester- ly, Ward I.
0
0 Warren
0
0
Grant ave.
O
0 Watertown line.
WELLINGTON, from 921 Main to C. M. R. R., Ward I.
0 Homestead place
WEST, from Winter, near Reuben Wyman's, to the Weston line, Ward I.
IVEST DALE, from 214 Beacon to foot Prospect Hill, Ward I.
0 0 Bacon
0 Farnsworth
0 (private way)
WESTON, from 956 Main to the Weston line, Stony Brook, Wards I, 4.
2
I Main South
27 Elm ave.
O Vernon Fiske ave.
I51 Highland ave. 26I Stow
0 Weston line
WHITCOMB,
from
Benefit
to
Charles river,
Left.
Right.
0
Benefit
0
Ward 7.
0
McKenn
O
WARREN, from Main, nearly opp. Gore, to Watertown line, Ward 2. 0 Main 0
0
Beaver
0 Waverley
O
Bowker
0
Webster
Barnes
O
0
0
Watertown line
WARREN AVENUE, from 81 Lex- ington to 136 Summer, Ward 2.
WASHINGTON AVENUE, from 392 Moody to Tolman, Ward 6
2 I Moody
58 57 Lowell 0 0 Tolman
WATER, from 54 Charles to 59 Fel- ton, Ward 3.
WAVERLEY (L. P.), from Warren beyond Beaver to Wilton, Ward 2. 0 0 Warren Lincoln 0 Wilton
WEBSTER (L. P.), from Warren, near Watertown line, southerly to Watertown line, Ward 2.
4
II4
0
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BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, HALLS, OFFICES, ETC.
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, HALLS. OFFICES, ETC.
Adams Building, 603 to 607 Main Asbury Temple, Methodist Building, Main, cor. Moody A. O. H. Hall, 655 Main
A. O. U. W. Building, 128 to 136 Moody
A. O. U. W. Hall, 128 Moody
Bank Building, 637 Main
Bartlett Block, 199-205 Moody
Bill's Block, Prospect, cor. Bills
Buttrick's New Block, 555 to 561 Main
Carpenter's Hall, 673 Main
Central Block, 617 to 627 Main
Cheney Block, 6 to 10 Church
City Hall, 618 Main
Connelly Block, 107 to 115 Moody
Convent of Notre Dame Training School, 52 and 58 Newton
Court House, in Police Station build- ing, Lexington
Eagle Block, 655 to 673 Main
Endicott Hall, 128 Moody
Exchange Hall, 725 to 729 Main
Foundry Block, foot Foundry av.
Fraternity Hall, 128 Moody French's Block, 210 to 212 Moody Gardner Block, Newton, cor. River
Glidden Block, 167 to 171 Moody Good Templars' Hall, 693 Main Goodnow Block, 708 to 712 Main Granite Block, rear 583 Main
Granite Hall, Granite Block, rear 583 Main
Greeley Block, 719 to 723 Main G. A. R. Hall, 27 Moody
Hall Block, 146 to 162 Moody
Hall Building, 117 to 125 Moody Harrington Block, 194 to 208 Moody Higgins Block, 85 to 93 Moody Hovey Hall, 27 Moody
Kingsbury Block, 156 to 162 Moody Lawrence Block. 675 to 681 Main
Lawrence Building, 893 to 897 Main Leland Home for Aged Women, 21 Newton
Lincoln Building, 133 to 139 Moody Lincoln Hall, 137 I-2 Moody
Long Block, Lawton place, off River Lyman Hall, 12 Moody
Masonic Hall, 14 Moody
Mass. School for the Feeble Minded, Quince and Trapelo road
Maynard Block, 696 to 700 Main Maynard Hall, 700 Main
McGurn's Block, 577 to 581 Main
Methodist Building, I to 5 Moody, and 678 to 688 Main
New England Telephone and Tele- graph Co., 25 Lexington
Odd Fellows' Hall, 661 Main Park Theatre, 16 Elm
Park Theatre Block, 15 to 18 Elm Parmenter Block, 25 to 29 Moody Philedian 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
Public Library, 15 Moody
Quigg's Block, School, cor. Ex- change Reynolds Hall, I37 I-2 Moody,
room 6
Riley's Block, 675 to 681 Main
Rumford Building, 610 to 622 Main
St. Joseph's Hall, 563 Main
Saltmarsh Block, 189 to 197 Moody School Committee, office, 3 Moody,
room 35 Shepherd Block, Moody I79 to 187 I-2
Shepherd Hall, 185 Moody
Smyth's Block, 157 to 165 Moody
Spruce Street Hall, 50 Spruce
Stark Building, 218 to 224 Moody
Stearns & Crehore Block, 691 to 697 Main
Superintendent of Schools, office, 3 Moody, room 36
Temperance Hall, 150 Moody
Townsend Block, 583 to 589 Main
Union Hall, 150 Moody
Waltham City Home, South
Waverly Villas, 188 to 194 1-2 Adams Waltham Hospital, Hope av.
Waltham National Bank Building, 637 Main
Warner Block, 99 to 105 Moody
Waverly Block, 711 to 717 Main
Welch's Block, 9 to 15 Moody
Welch's Hall, 14 Moore
Wentworth Block, off 902 Main
West End (The), Main, cor. Pros- pect
Whitford's Block, 641 to 647 Main Whitford's Building, 659 to 663 Main Young Men's Christian Association, 99 Moody
Young Women's Christian Associa- tion, 137 I-2 Moody
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
WARD BOUNDARIES.
CITY OF WALTHAM, IN THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ORDERED: That there be a new division of the territory of the City of Waltham into wards in accordance with the authority af Cliapter 417 of the Acts of 1893, and that the new Ward Lines of said City be, and hereby are established as follows:
WARD I.
Beginning on Main street at its intersection with Spring street; thence westerly by Main street to Weston street; thence by Weston street to the Weston town line; thence to the Weston and Lincoln town lines to Winter street; thence by Winter street to Lincoln street; thence by Lincoln street to Lexington street; thence by Lex- ington street to Pond street; thence by Pond street to Exchange street; thence by Exchange street to School street; thence by School street to Spring street; thence by Spring street to the point of beginning.
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WARD 2.
Beginning on Main street at its intersection with Spring street; thence easterly by Main street to the Watertown line; thence north- erly and westerly by the Watertown, Belmont, Lexington and Lincoln town lines to Winter street; thence by Winter street to Lincoln street; thence by Lincoln street to Lexington street; thence by Lexington street to Pond street; thence by Pond street to Ex- change street; thence by Exchange street to School street; thence by School street to Spring street; thence by Spring street to the point of beginning.
WARD 3.
Beginning on Main street at its intersection with Grant street; thence easterly by Main street to the Watertown line; thence south- erly by the Watertown line to the Charles river; thence westerly by the Charles river to a point opposite Harvard street; thence to Harvard street and by Harvard street to Charles street; thence by Charles street to Grant street; thence by Grant street to the point of beginning.
WARD 4.
Beginning on Main street at its intersection with Grant street; thence westerly by Main street to Weston street; thence by Weston street to the Weston town line; thence southerly by the Weston town line to the Charles river; thence easterly by the Charles river to a point opposite Harvard street; thence to Harvard street and by Harvard street to Charles street; thence by Charles street to Grant street; thence by Grant street to the point of beginning.
WARD 5.
Beginning on the Charles river at a point opposite a private way through land owned by the Waltham Gas Light Company, and known as Cooper lane; thence southerly to and by said private way, or Cooper lane, to Pine street; thence easterly by Pine street to Lowell street; thence by Lowell street to Myrtle street; thence westerly by Myrtle street to Moody street; thence southerly by
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CEMETERIES. RAILROAD STATIONS.
Moody street to Ash street; thence westerly by Ash street to Cres- cent street; thence northerly by Crescent street to Prospect street; thence by Prospect street to the Charles river; thence easterly by the Charles river to the point of beginning.
WARD 6.
Beginning on High street at the Newton line; thence westerly by High street to Lowell street; thence southerly by Lowell street to Myrtle street; thence westerly by Myrtle street to Moody street; thence southerly by Moody street to Ash street; thence westerly by Ash street to Crescent street; thence northerly by Crescent street to Prospect street; thence by Prospect street to the Charles river; thence by the Charles river to the Newton line; thence by the New- ton line to the point of beginning.
WARD 7.
Beginning on High street at the Newton line; thence westerly by High street to Lowell street; (thence northerly by Lowell street to Pine street; thence westerly by Pine street to a private way through land owned by the Waltham Gas Light Company, and known as Cooper lane; thence northerly by said private way, or Cooper lane, to the Charles river; thence easterly by the Charles river to the New- ton line; thence by the Newton line to the point of beginning.
Wherever a street, way or the Charles river is mentioned in the foregoing as a dividing line, it is the intent of this order that the centre of such street, way or river shall be the line of division.
Adopted in the Board of Aldermen March 25, and approved by the Mayor April 5, 1895.
CEMETERIES.
Calvary (Catholic), High, bey. Cedar and Calvary, above Flood. Church Street (Catholic), Church, bet. School and Summer Grove Hill, Main, beyond Beaver Brook station
Mt. Feake, 218 South, beyond Highland and off Prospect
RAILROAD STATIONS.
Beaver Brook, Main, near Massasoit, John F. Caldwell, station agent Bleachery, River, near Willow, Mary R. Hudson, station agent Clematis Brook, Beaver, John J. Manning, station agent
Lexington Street, Lexington, beyond Summer, W. M. Meikle, station agent
Newton street, Newton, cor. Gorham, William B. Greene, station agent
Riverview, off Prospect, near the bridge, Joseph M. Stevens, station agent
Roberts station, South, corner Turner, L. P. Clifton, station agent Waltham, Carter, n. Elm, Herbert C. Shepard, station agent
Waltham Highlands, Hammond, Lewis B. Jones, station agent
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CHURCHES. SCHOOLS. WOMAN'S CLUB.
CHURCHES.
Baptist Church, Charles, corner Moody
Beth-Eden Baptist Church, Maple, near Moody Christ's Church (Episcopal), 756 Main Church of the Ascension (Episcopal), Moody, corner High Church of Our Saviour (Universalist), Main near Grant
First Methodist Episcopal, Main, corner Moody First Parish Church (Cong. Unitarian), Church, corner School First Presbyterian Church, 130 Moody Immanuel Methodist Episcopal Church, Moody, corner Cherry St. Joseph's French Catholic Church, Central St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, School, opposite Common Swedish Congregational Church, Main near Moody Trinitarian Congregational Church, 740 Main
Waltham Society of the New Jerusalem, Lexington, near Bacon
SCHOOLS ..
High, Church street, corner School street.
North Grammar, School street, corner Lexington street.
South Grammar, High street.
Thomas Hill, Main street, corner Heard street. Pond End, Winter street. .
Thomas R. Plympton, Bacon street, near Plympton street. Thomas B. Bright, Grove street, near New Grove street. Banks, Main street, corner South street.
Lowell, Newton street, near Clinton street.
Seth Bemis, Orange street, near Moody street. Chauncy Newhall, Prospect street, corner Charles street. John Roberts, Roberts Crossing.
Bradshaw Stearns, High street, corner Beach street. Manual Training, Charles street, near Grant street. Waltham Training for Nurses, rear 716 Main street. Notre Dame Training, 52 Newton street. St. Joseph's Parochial, School street, near Common street. Waltham New Church, Lexington street, near Beaver street. Mellor's, 3 Moody street.
WALTHAM WOMAN'S CLUB. Organized April 19, 1893.
Mrs. Nancy M. Daniels, Pres .; Mrs. Mary Young, Vice Pres .; Miss Sarah E. Frost, Second Vice Pres .; Mrs. Ida Louise Gibbs, Rec. Sec .; Miss M. Jennie Miles, Cor. Sec .; Mrs. S. Isabel Smythe, Treas .; Miss Helen Torrey, Auditor. Mrs. Josephine B. Bright, Mrs. Harriet C. Emery, Mrs. Fannie R. Dill, Mrs. Nellie Gove, Mrs. Mary G. Lamb, Miss . Josephine Boyce, Mrs. S. F. Annie Fiske, Mrs. Frances C. Harvey, Mrs. Mary V. Priest, Mrs. Louise Strickland, Di- rectors.
WALTHAM DIRECTORY,
1897=8.
THE MEANING OF THE FOLLOWING ABBREVIATIONS.
Ab., above; agt., agent; emp., employee; Am. W. W. Co., American Waltham Watch Co .; Am. W. Mnfg. Co., American Waltham Manu- facturing Co .; asst., assistant; av., avenue; b. or bds., boards; bet., between; bey., beyond; bldg., building; blk., block; (B.), Boston; B. Mnfg. Co., Boston Manufacturing Co .; bsmt., basement; Camb., Cam- bridge; Col. W. Co., Columbia Watch Co .; com. mer., commission merchant; c. or cor., corner; C. M. R. R., Central Massachusetts Railroad; ct., court; C. P., Crescent Park; D. & F. Mnfg. Co., Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co .; F. R. R., Fitchburg Railroad; h. house; J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., Judson L. Thompson Manufacturing Co .; lab., laborer; L. P., Lincoln Park; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer; n., near; O'H., W. D. Co., O'Hara, Waltham Dial Co .; opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post Office; pres., president; rd., road; Rev., Reverend; r., rear; R. C., Roberts Crossing; 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. Wks., Waltham Bleachery & Dye Works; W. E. W. Co., Waltham Emery Wheel Co .; W. F. Co., Waltham Foundry Co .; W. G. L. Co., Wal- tham Gas Light Co .; W. Mnfg. Co., Waltham Manufacturing Co .; W. N. C. S., Waltham New Church School; Wash., Washington.
Names in large black type are those of business men who patronize this book by giving advertisements, and their ad. can be found by reference to Advertisers' Index, or see page directly after name so capitalized.
The name of a corporation, factory or firm appearing immediately after the name indicates the place of business.
The word street is omitted after the street name is given, as, Main for Main street, etc.
ABBOTT CLARA, house 792 Main
Abbott L. M. Mrs., rooms 148 Robbins
Abbott Olive, widow of John, house 792 Main
Abbott Samuel P., special justice, Second District Court, Lex- ington, house at Watertown
ABINGTON MUT. FIRE INS. CO., of Abington, Mass., Wm. H. Johnson, agent, 661 Main [see page II ]
Abrahamson Sanders, farm hand, bds. J. B. Wentworth, Beaver
Abrahanson August, gardener, S. A. Barton, Beaver, h. do.
Adams. Ann D., house 57 Lyman
Adams Carrie L. Mrs., music teacher, 92 Maple, house do.
LUMBER.
GEORGE J. BARKER LUMBER CO., BACON STREET, - WALTHAM, ON MASS. CENTRAL R. R.
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WALTHAM [A] DIRECTORY.
Adams Charles F., drug clerk, 117 Moody, bds. 118 Robbins Adams Daniel, mason, house 46 Alder
Adams Edwin E., salesman (B.), off end West Dale
Adams Ernest T. (Clough & Adams), provisions, 46 Spruce, house 185 Chestnut
Adams Everett D., emp. Am. W. W. Co., house 170 Lowell Adams Frank D., house 781 Main
Adams Fred H., clerk (B.), house 31 Hammond
Adams George H., at Am. W. W. Co., house 52 Chestnut
Adams Henry H., emp. W. Manfg. Co., bds. 46 Alder Adams House, Susan Z. Hamilton, manager, 94 Adams
Adams John, printer, 117 South, boards do
Adams John A., fish (4 T wharf, B.), h. off end W. Dale
Adams John Q., farmer, house Bear Hill, near Main
Adams Joseph, at Am. W. W. Co., house 30 Orange Adams Laura A. Mrs., nurse, bds. 118 Robbins
Adams Mary F., house 57 Lyman
Adams Myrtie B., teacher, No. Grammar school, bds. 8 Grant Adams Ptolemy P. (P. P. Adams & Co.), dry goods, 135 Moody, house 349 Crescent
ADAMS P. P. & CO., (Ptolemy P. Adams and Obed S. Cath- cart), dry and fancy goods, 135 Moody [see page 89] Adams Stephen W., broom maker, house end Bear Hill av.
ADAMS WILLARD E., collector (56 Main, Watertown, bds. 18 Cross [see page 512]
Adams William A., salesman, Waltham Lumber Co., Linden, house 18 Cross
Adams William A. Jr., driver, h. 72 Robbins
Adcock Charles H., emp. Am. W. W. Co., h. 141 Lowell
Addler William, emp. W. Mfg. Co., bds. 99 Pine
Affleck George D., emp. Am. W. W. Co., house 171 Robbins Agnew Catherine, widow of Hugh, house 5 Brown av.
Ahearn Mary Mrs., h. 19 Exchange ct.
Ahearn Michael D., clerk, 575 Main, bds. 112 School
Ahearn Patrick, laborer, F. R. R., bds. 19 Exchange ct.
Ahlstrand Axel, mechanic (B.), bds. 115 Chestnut
Ahlstrand Hugo, emp. Am. W. W. Co., h. 115 Chestnut * Aiken Ada, clerk, 109 Moody, bds. 14 Crescent Aiken Charles L., mason, house 52 Bacon
Aiken Leroy C., civil engineer, bds. 52 Bacon Aitken Clara J., clerk, bds. 15 Crescent
Alcock Thomas V., moved to Auburndale
Alcorn John S., (Alcorn & Howe), machinists, 224 Ash, h. 222 do.
Alcorn & Howe (John S. Alcorn and Herbert A. Howe), ma- chinists, 224 Ash
Alden George S., job master, Am. W. W. Co., house 21 Church
ACCIDENT. J. ALBERT CHESSMAN, 37 MOODY STREET, WALTHAM, MASS.
INSURANCE BROKER.
Boston Office, Ames Building, Room 26. Telephone
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
P. P. ADAMS.
O. S. CATHCART.
P. P. ADAMS & CO. - DEALERS IN -
Dry Goods and Small Wares,
Also Men's Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Underwear. CORSETS A SPECIALTY. 135 MOODY ST. - - WALTHAM, MASS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT. CORRECT STYLES.
MII LINERY.
E. S. JENKINS & CO. 29 MOODY STREET, MOURNING WORK A SPECIALTY. FINE GOODS. BEST OF WORK.
MRS. A. E. BURTON, FRENCH MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS.
193 MOODY STREET, WALTHAM, MASS. Mourning Goods a Specialty.
LAMSON & HUBBARD, Lamson & Hubbard
Manufacturers and Retailers of
Silk, Stiff and Soft Hats.
90 and 92 BEDFORD COR. KINGSTON STREET,
BOSTON.
Spring Style, 1897.
Silk Hats Ironed Free of Charge.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
L. W. FRANKLIN,
Successor to W. A. MOODY & CO.
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
ERRANT_NOSTON "
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Corner Moody and Felton Streets,
WALTHAM - - MASS.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE FITCHBURG DEPOT.
The Largest and Best Selected Stock -
OF
Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
HATS AND CAPS, IN THE CITY. Boston and Waltham Clothing House, J. R. PARLIN, Proprietor. Methodist Building, 1 Moody St. - - Waltham, Mass.
E 'NGRAVINGS, OILS, ETCHINGS, FINE STATIONERY, BOOKLETS, BLANK BOOKS,
PI ICTURE FRAMES All Latest Designs. CUTLERY.
morgan Brothers,
Parmenter Block, 26 Moody Street, WALTHAM, MASS.
Globe Clothing House.
Men's, Youths', Boys' and Children's
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Bags, etc. Whitford's Building, 659 Main Street, WALTHAM, MASS.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
H. A. FARNSWORTH,
- - DEALER IN -
Shoes, Rubbers, Umbrellas.
Fine Repairing a Specialty.
125 Moody St., Waltham, Mass.
ISAAC WARREN & SON, - DEALERS IN -
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Fine and Medium Grades for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Boys and Children. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. 647 MAIN STREET, Waltham,' Mass.
At Popular Prices.
MRS. GEORGIA A. WARREN, Pianos, Organs, Musical Merchandise, BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
11 Moody Street - - Waltham.
Dr. Elizabeth Foster Jenkins, Chiropodist,
1372 MOODY STREET WALTHAM, MASS.
CORNS
CORNS, BUNIONS AND INGROWING NAILS CURED. Also, Biting of the Finger Nails.
Office Hours - - 9 A. M. till 8 P. M.
Also, LADIES' HAIR DRESSING PARLOR.
Wigs to rent for Masquerades, and Hair Dressed for Evening Parties. HAIR GOODS A SPECIALTY.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO.
CLIFFORD S. COBB, Proprietor, Is the Largest Dry Goods House in Waltham. FULL LINES OF Desirable Dry Goods, Gentlemen's Furnishings, BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
107 TO 115 MOODY STREET WALTHAM, MASS.
WARREN F. EMERSON, CARPETINGS BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, INGRAINS, OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS. SHADE AND DRAPERY WORK A SPECIALTY. Carpets Made and Laid at Short Notice. 698 MAIN STREET - WALTHAM, MASS.
FRANK MAYNARD,
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS,
696 MAIN STREET,
Maynard Building
- Waltham, Mass.
WATCH CITY DINING ROOMS. 563 Main Street, Waltham, Mass.
BOARD BY THE WEEK: LADIES, $2.75; GENTS, $3.50. REGULAR DINNERS 30c. I set the best table in Waltham. Try it and see.
J. A. McTERNAN
Manager.
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WALTHAM [A] DIRECTORY.
Alden Mary S., widow of Simeon, house 23 Church Alderman Charles F., provisions (Newton), house 295 Cres-
cent
Aldred William F., at Am. W. W. Co., house 61 Cushing
Alfred Fred, watch case maker (B.), house 60 Alder
Allan William, tailor, 9 Crescent, house 9 Whitney av.
Allen Carrie Estelle, widow of Lowell D., house 108 Main
Allen Charles F., city auditor, office City Hall, room 4, house 50 Vernon
Allen Clara W., teacher, W. No. C. school, Lexington Allen Esther P., widow of William E., house 108 Main
Allen Florence E., teacher, No. Grammar school, bds. 8 Grant Allen Harry, machinist, house 108 Lowell
Allen James, boards 4 Adams
Allen James, jour. tailor, 694 Main, boards 123 Moody Allen Jennie Mrs., bds. 6 Park pl.
Allen Mary, bookkeeper, 56 Felton, boards at Watertown
Allen Mary J., widow Frank S., boards 50 Vernon
Allen Morris, at Am. W. W. Co., house 48 Adams
Allen Press (The), 3 Moody, rm. 13
Allen Rachel C., widow of Wm. F., bds. 112 Myrtle
ALLEN WALTER A., Vice-Pres. and Gen. Man. Geo. J. Bar- ker Lumber Co., 118 Bacon, house at W. Newton [see foot lines ]
Allen William Elliott, emp. Am. W. Mfg. Co., h. 39 Pros- pect av.
Allen Willis D., house 51 Brown
Allen, see Allan, also Allin
ALLIN HORATIO N., lawyer, 661 Main and (I Beacon, B.) house 49 Harvard [see page 52]
Allison J. Alfred, car inspector, F. R. R., h. 10 Calvary
Allison Winthrop S., carpenter, boards rear 79 Central
Allspach George F., at Am. W. W. Co., house 22 Ash Almon John, at Thom. Mfg. Co., rooms 22 Adams Almy Elizabeth C., clerk (B.), boards 755 Main Almy George L., machinist, house 755 Main American Crayon Co., George E. Parmenter, manager, off Pine, near F. R. R., main office, Sandusky, Ohio
American Express Co., Walter J. Stone, agent, 6 Church AMERICAN FIRE INS. CO. of Philadelphia, Penn., Walter & Beal, agents, 637 main, rm. 12 [see page 9]
AMERICAN LAUNDRY COMP'Y, W. T. Seagrave, prop., 104 Felton [see front cover]
American Novelty Co. (Edward L. Jackson), mnfr. hosiery supporters, etc., 210 Moody
AMERICAN TRADE EXCHANGE, G. S. Bridge president, 3 Moody [see page 50]
COAL, WOOD,. HAY, STRAW,
G. F. FROST,
35 Moody St. and Lexington St. AT M. C. R. R.
DRAIN PIPE, LIME, PLASTER, BRICK,
94
WALTHAM [A] DIRECTORY.
AMERICAN WALTHAM MFG. CO., (THE) bicycle manufact'rs, factory 151 High, salesroom 108 Moody and (160 Tre- mont, B.), C. H. Jaqueth pres., F. L. Howe treas. and mgr. [see page 2]
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO., R. E. Robbins treasurer, E. C. Fitch president and supt., office Crescent (403 Washington, B.) [see page 5]
American Waltham Watch Co. Band, 103 Moody
AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO., Elm opp. Benefit [see page 6]
Ames Bliss C., machinist, h. 81 Robbins
Ames Charles H., prop. Hotel Crescent, 23 and 25 Crescent, house do.
Ames Hannah E., widow of John S., boards 144 Summer
Ames Martha K., widow of Alden A., bds. Hotel Crescent Ames Nancy J., house 23 Hall
Amesbury Mary T., widow of Winthrop O., h. 32 Orange
Amrock Annie, milliner (B.), bds. 10 Gorham
Amrock Edward S., house 8 Gorham
Amrock James, flagman, Calvary st. crossing, house 10 Gor- ham
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