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SHERMAN HENRY P., 593 Main and 27 Liberty
TOLMAN BRADSHAW S., 621 Main, room B (see page 11)
TOLMAN JOHN A., 621 Main
TILES DANIEL F. & CO., 637 Main (see page 26) WALKER E. A., 637 Main (see page 10)
Refrigerators
GOODNOW WILLIAM & SON, 708 Main (see page 70) GRAVES P. H. & SON, 151 Moody (see p. 12)
Restaurants (See also Dining Rooms.)
Bell J. G., 149 Adams
Brackett L. S., 6 Common
Branden C. C. & Bros., 204 Prospect
Dore E. Mrs .. 7 Cushing Lynn Harry I., 114 Moody
McTernan M. Mrs .. 743 Main
Marsh W. W., 235 Prospect
Phelps Albert L., 151 Adams Quinobin Cafe. 235 Prospect Wilkins Bert W., 11 Pine Willey Nelson A., 613 Main
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Ribbons, Flowers, Etc
ADAMS P. P., 133 to 139 Moody (see p. 25) CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., 107 to 115 Moody (see page 24)
Roofers
Carr F. C. (tin), 561 Main
Carr George H. (gravel), 44 Russell
Conley John A., 29 Gorham
HYNES JOHN H. & CO., 43 Cedar (see p. 18) KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2)
TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see see page 3)
Roofing Materials
KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2)
TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Roses, Pinks, Violets, Etc
GEER E. A. MRS., 98 Chestnut (see back cover GOINSALVOS ROBERT L., 98 Chestnut (see back cover) SILMAN JAMES T., 178 Moody (see back cover)
Safe and Machinery Movers
BRAD'S EXPRESS, 120 to 124 Moody (see page 25) McDONALD'S EXPRESS, T. H. Dolliver, prop., 11 Moody (see page 22)
Sanitarium
SOMERVILLE SANITARIUM CO., 16 Aus- tin, East Somerville (see page 20)
Savings Bank
WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK, Enos T. Luce, pres., Charles F. Stone, treas., Savings Bank bldg., 702 Main (see p. 26)
School Supplies
BALL ELLA S. MRS., 609 Main (see page 5) TOWNE WARREN N., 149 Moody (see front cover) TRUE C. F., 223 Moody (see page 14) WOOLLEY GEORGE, 692 Main (see front cover)
Schools (Private)
Audet J. A. (music), 3 Moody, rooms 47 and 48
MELLOR WILLIAM H. (shorthand and typewriting), 12 Moody Notre Dame Manual Training, 60 Newton
SCHOOLS (PRIVATE)-(Continued)
WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, E.
H. Swain, prop., 78 Crescent (see p. 7) . Waltham New Church School, Lexington, beyond Beaver
WALTHAM £ SCHOOL OF BUSINESS (THE) Waltham Trust Co. bldg., Moody (see page 24)
Waltham Training School for Nurses, rear 716 Main
Screw Manufacturers
Waltham Screw Co., Edgar F. Viles, mngr., Rumford av., Crescent Park
Seeds
HIGGINS J. A., 679 Main (see page 12) TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Sewing Machines
Potter & Stainforth, 222 Moody
Singer Sewing Machine Co. (The), Arthur M. Wellman, mngr., 177 Moody Sheathing and Flooring
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Shingles, Lumber, Etc (Cypress)
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Shoe Buckles, Rivets and Studs Thomson Judson L. Mnfg. Co., off South, Roberts Crossing
Shoe Findings
Brown John A., 175 School TOWNE W. N., 149 Moody (see front cover)
Sidewalks and Driveways SIMPSON BROS. CORPORATION, 166 Devonshire, Boston (see back colored page)
Silver and Plated Ware
Houghton C. J., 4 Moody JOHNSON ROBERT B., 663 Main (see un- der Hollis Street Theatre diagram) Waltham Jewelry Co., 183 Moody
Skirts, Suits, Etc
SIMONS P. & CO., Mercantile bldg., rms. 10-11 (see Boston Theatre diagram)
THE A. & P. SKIRT CO. (manufacturers and dealers), Lawrence building, room 10 (see page 40)
Slate, Copper, Tin & Gravel Roofers HYNES JOHN H. & CO., 43 Cedar (see p. 18)
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Small Wares
ADAMS P. P., 133 to 139 Moody (see p. 25) CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., C. S. Cobb., prop., 107 to 115 Moody (see page 24)
Soda and Mineral Water Manufactur- ers
Moore George B., Massasoit, near Beaver Brook
Special Commissioner
ACTON AMY F., 58 Adams and (548 Tre- mont bldg., B.) (see page 42)
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Houghton C. J., 4 Moody
JOHNSON ROBERT B., 663 Main (see un- der Hollis Street Theatre diagram)
Marshall R. G., 3 Moody
Simmons F. P., 333 Moody
Waltham Jewelry Co., 183 Moody
Sporting Goods
Waltham Sporting Goods Co., 212 Moody
Stable and Cellar Floors
SIMPSON BROS. CORPORATION, 166 Devonshire, Boston (see back colored page)
Stables (Livery, Boarding and Sale)
Brock W. H., rear 58 Walnut
Caswell William J., 20 Cross
CLARK GEORGE A., rear 179 Moody (see page 22) Kelley John B., 701 Main
KENDALL LEVI J., 33 Crescent (see p. 22)
KIRWIN GRAFTON E., 6 Kirwin's ct., rear 641 Main (see page 15)
Mooney P. & Sons, 28-34 Exchange
Prospect House (boarding), Thomas Cox, prop., 881 Main
Riverside Stables, 871% Moody
WELLINGTON F. D. 2d, 30-32 Elm, near F. R. R. station (see page 21)
Stage Line
KENDALL LEVI J., 33 Crescent (see p. 22)
Stationery
BALL ELLA S. MRS., 609 Main (see p. 5) Hogan M. A. & Son, 601 Main
Morgan Art Store, 29 Moody
TOWNE WARREN N., 149 Moody (see front cover) TRUE CHARLES F., 223 Moody (see p. 14) WOOLLEY GEORGE, 692 Main (see front cover)
Steam Engineer
HOBBS GEORGE E., 104 Felton (see p. 30) Steam and Gas Fitters
Gallagher Matthew F., 561 Main
KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2)
Stearns Watson, 693 Main
TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Wellcome Frank D., 11 Charles
Steam and Hot Water Heating
KIRWIN F. H., 588 Main (see page 2) TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3) WALTHAM FOUNDRY CO., 71 and 73 Felton (see page 4)
Steamship Ticket Agent
Guinan William, 673 Main, room 2
Stenographers and Typewriters
Edmonds Jennie L., 23 Barton MELLOR WILLIAM H., 12 Moody
Stone Contractor
COOLIDGE JOHN J., 42 Lexington (see back cover)
Stone Tools
GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see p. 20)
Storage
GIBBS EXPRESS CO., 106 Moody (see p. 31) WALTHAM'S CO-OPERATIVE FURNI- TURE CO., 120-124 Moody and 5 Pine (see page 25)
WALTHAM STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO., G. E. Kirwin, manager, 6 Kirwin's ct. (see page 15)
Stoves, Furnaces, Etc
CLARKSON'S LOW PRICE FURNITURE
HOUSE, 594-596 Main (see back cover) Codyer & Cavanaugh, 727 Main
Cullen Thomas W. Co., 41 Moody
GRAVES P. H. & SON, 151 Moody (see page 12) KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2)
TAYLOR & PERCIVAL. 154 Moody (see page 3)
Totman E. & Co., 194 Moody
WALTHAM'S CO-OPERATIVE FURNI- TURE CO., 120 to 124 Moody (see p. 25) WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CO. (gas stoves), 684 Main (see page 5)
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Straw Matting
CLARKSON'S LOW PRICE FURNITURE HOUSE, 594 Main (see back cover) EMERSON WARREN F., 15 Elm (see p. 25) GRAVES P. H. & SON, 151 Moody (see p. 12)
Surveyors
MASON W. A. & SON, 631 Mass., av., Cam- bridgeport (see back colored page)
Tailors
(See Merchant Tailors.)
Allan William, 9 Crescent
Bloomberg Carl D., 28 Moody
DENNISON LYMAN O., 694 Main and (87 Summer, B.) (see page 25) Gillan A., 156 Bacon GREENBERG ABE, 236 Moody (see p. 24) Levine Israel, 228 Moody
Mayne William, 854 Main
McNamara Thomas J., 695 Main
Mendelsolin C. M., 293 Crescent
Nersesian S. G. & A. G., 592 Main
O'Connell David, 637 Main
SANDERS S., 126 Moody ( see page 8)
Sheer Abe H., 8 Lexington
Simon Max, 365 Moody
SIMONS P. & CO., 10-11 Mercantile bldg. (ladies') (see Boston Theatre diagram) THE A. & P. SKIRT CO., Lawrence bldg., room 10 (ladies') (see page 40)
Tanks and Vats
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO.( THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Tar (Coal)
NATIONAL COAL TAR CO., 297 Franklin, B. (see back cover)
Teas, Coffees and Spices
BRUNSWICK GROCERY & PROVISION CO., 315 Moody (see page 21) Grand Union Tea Co., 91 Moody Hennelly Thomas H., 220 River JUSTASON G. E., 16 Lexington (see p. 22) KENNEDY J. S. CO. (THE), 347 Moody (see front cover) Mccullough William I., Waverly, L. P. Stearns Bros., 199 Moody
Teachers (Dancing.) Walters George F., 349 Moody (Music.) Adams Carrie L. Mrs. (piano), 92 Maple Archambault Laura L., 325 Newton Archibald Fred W., Greenwood av.
TEACHERS (MUSIC)-(Continued)
Barker William A., 90 Myrtle Burnham L. Estelle, 36 Beech Clark Ella A., 92 Brown Clark George A., 216 Brown Cloves May L., 40 Orange Drake M. Estella (piano), 194 Adams Emerson Alice L. (piano), 489 Main
Farwell Charlotte F .. 100 Central
Fisher Albert H., 22 Maple
Gill Ellen A. (piano), 261 Crescent
Greene Alice, 72 Hall Hague Harry (violin), 99 Adams
Haley Caroline, 215 Adams
Hallett Charlotte M. (piano), Worcester lane
Hennelly Catherine G. (piano), 78 Russell
Hennelly John J., 78 Russell
Hernandez A. H. Mrs., 94 Robbins
. Hernandez M., 94 Robbins Leonard Annie M. (piano), 39 Floyd
Leslie Emma J. Mrs., 14 Taylor
Phinney Edith E. Mrs. (vocal and instru- mental), 18 Townsend
Reed Clarence E. (piano and organ), 53 Rich Ricker Charles P. (guitar, mandolin and banjo), 220 Ash
Rogers Anna L. (piano), 216 Brown Stankard K. M., 84 Pond (oratory)
Starbuck Ella L. (violin), 32 Newton
Starbuck Walter F. (piano), 43 Lexington
Stowell Martha A. Mrs. (piano and organ), 3 Union
Upham William W., 245 Charles
Walker Albert L. (organ and vocal), 673 Main
Weeks Alice Mrs. (vocal), 7 Moody
Wildman Harriet E., 57 Bedford (violin) Winslow Almira E. (piano), 111 Chestnut
(Watchmaking.)
WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, E. H. Swain, prop., 78 Crescent (see p. 7)
Teamsters
BRADS EXPRESS, 120 to 124 Moody (see page 25)
BURKE DAVID J., 116 Central (see p. 31) Crafts W. D .. Charles st.
GIBBS EXPRESS CO., 106 Moody (see p. 31) MALOY PATRICK & SON, 87 Bacon (see page 31) McDONALD'S EXPRESS, 11 Moody (see page 22) Quirk James J., 263 River
Telegraph Offices
Western Union Telegraph, Waltham R. R. station
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Telephone Companies
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO., Bank bldg., 2 Lex- ington, branches B. & M. R. R. passen- ger station, Main, cor. Prospect, Beaver Brook station, Roberts station, Stony Brook station, J. G. Burgin, Woerd av., 187, 165 and 367 Moody, 212 Newton, 677 Main, 221 Felton, Main, cor. Moody, E. M. Smith, Main, cor. Common, 179 Willow, Waltham Canoe Club (see p. 29)
Tents, Awnings and Flags
Bigham Ed., 24 Sharon
BATCHELDER C. H. & CO., 234 State (see opp. Colonial Theatre diagram)
Theatre
Waltham Theatre, 15 and 16 Elm
Ticket Agents
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO., 306 Wash- ington (see page 9)
Tiling
LALLY PATENT COLUMN CO., Beaver Brook Station' and (151 Congress, B.) (see opp. Boston Theatre diagram)
Timber (Hard Pine and Cypress)
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 16C Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers
KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2) TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Tinsmiths
Carr Frank C., 561 Main Cullen Thomas W., estate, 41 Moody
KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see page 2)
TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Toilet Articles
BACON & SAWYER, PHARMACY (THE), 165 Moody (see page 9)
HALL & LYON CO., 117 Moody (see front cover) JENKINS ELIZABETH F. MRS., 1371% Moody (see page 9)
WOOLLEY GEORGE, 692 Main (see front cover)
Tool Manufacturers (Watch & Fine)
AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO., Elm, opp. Benefit (see page 6)
AMES B. C. & CO., 21 Crescent
GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see p. 20).
STARK TOOL CO., 218 to 224 Moody (see page 7)
STEWART S. A., rear 85 Hall
WALTHAM MACHINE WORKS, Newton, cor. Cutter (see page 30)
Tours
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB CO., 306 Wash- ington (see page 9)
Toys
BALL ELLA S. MRS., 609 Main (see page 5)
Trunks, Valises, Etc.
CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., 107 to 115 Moody (see page 24)
CROSBY HARNESS CO., 176 Moody (see page 31)
KELLY GEORGE I. & CO., 143 Moody (see page 25)
Maynard Frank, 696 Main Stone William B., 694 Main
WOOLLEY GEORGE, 692 Main (see front cover)
. Trust Companies
WALTHAM TRUST CO., Waltham Trust Co.'s bldg., Moody (see page 4)
Trustee of Estates
TOLMAN BRADSHAW S., 621 Main (see page 11)
Twine EATON ALBERT M., 233 Bacon (see p. S) Umbrellas and Canes Gaffney Cornelius (repairer), 2612 Cross
Undertakers
BERGIN MICHAEL, 23 Common (see p. 10) COOLIDGE & STRAUCH, 200 Moody (see page 70)
GOODNOW WILLIAM & SON, 708 Main (see page 70)
KIRWIN GRAFTON E., 6 Kirwin's ct., rear 641 Main (see page 15)
Mooney John J., 28-34 Exchange OSBORN GEORGE W., 627 Main Reade Agatha M. Mrs., 22 Common Roberts Douglas J., cor. Highland SPOONER & CLARK, 158 Moody (see p. 70) Wilson Thomas S., 27 Elm
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Upholsterers
Barrett James, 372 River
CLARKSON JOHN H., 594 Main (see back cover) Clay Alfred C., 8 Union SPOONER & CLARK, 158 Moody (see p. 70) Taber W. H., 567 Main
Upholstery Goods
EMERSON WARREN F., 15 Elm (see p. 25)
Valve Manufacturers
DAVIS & FARNUM MNFG. CO., Foundry av. (see page 6)
Variety Stores
Barish Barnet, 591 Main Bruce Alice A., 6 Hammond
Cronin J. P., 95 Moody Dunleavey Sarah A., 569 Main Flynn Julia A., 202 Moody
Hogan M. A. & Son, 601 Main O'Shea Catherine, 189 Newton Olson. Lars (Scan.), 41 Spruce Porter Maud Mrs., 77 Prospect
Varnish and Japan
DWINELL C. H., 707 Main (see front cover) POOLE C. A., 7 Elm (see page 19)
Veterinary Surgeons
Peterson William E., 16 Lyman Wallingford Pell F., 476 Main
Wall Paper and Mouldings
JOHNSON WILLIAM H., 211 Moody (see pages 11 and 17) TRUE C. F., 223 Moody (see page 14)
Watch and Clock Machinery
AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO., Elm, opp. Benefit (see page 6) STARK TOOL CO., 218 to 224 Moody (see page 7) WALTHAM MACHINE WORKS, Newton, cor. Cutter (see page 36)
Watch and Clock Repairers
Eagan John J., 3 Moody, room 5 Houghton Cornelius J., 4 Moody Humphrey O. H., 103 Moody JOHNSON ROBERT B., 663 Main (see un- der Hollis Street Theatre diagram)
WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, E.
H. Swain, prop., 78 Crescent (see page 7) Waltham Jewelry Co., 183 Moody
Watch Dial Manufacturers
O'Hara Waltham Dial Co., Rumford av., Crescent Park
Watches, Jewelry, Etc.
Houghton C. J., 4 Moody Humphrey O. H., 103 Moody
JOHNSON ROBERT B., 663 Main (see un- der Hollis Street Theatre diagram) Waltham Jewelry Co., 183 Moody
Watchmakers' School
WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, E. H. Swain, prop., 78 Crescent (see page 7)
Watchmakers' Tools (Manufacturers) AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO., Elm, opp. Benefit (see page 6)
Aunne Ole O., 212 Moody STARK TOOL CO., 218 to 224 Moody (see page 7) WALTHAM MACHINE WORKS, Newton, cor. Cutter (see page 30)
Watch Manufacturers
AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO., Crescent, E. C. Fitch, pres., Royal Robbins, treasurer, 373 Washington, B. (see page 7)
E. Howard Watch Co., E. R. Snow, general mngr., Charles, cor. South
WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, E. B. Swain, prop., 78 Crescent (see p. 7)
Water Conductors
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Watertight Cellars
SIMPSON BROS. CORPORATION, 166 Devonshire, Boston (see back colored page)
Weather Strips
DWINELL CHARLES H., 707 Main (see front cover) HIGGINS J. A., 679 Main (see page 12) Weather Vane Manufacturers Cushing L. W. & Sons, rear 29 Moody
Wedding Cake
HATHAWAY'S BAKERY, C. A. Saunders, manager. 769 Main (see page 23) MACKINLAY'S HIGH CLASS BAKERY, 221 Moody (see page 13) MACKINLAY SAMUEL, 221 Moody (see page 13)
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Wedding Decorations
GEER E. A. MRS., 98 Chestnut (see back cover)
GOINSALVOS ROBERT L., 98 Chestnut (see back cover)
PIETY CORNER CONSERVATORIES, Worcester lane (see page 46)
SILMAN JAMES T., 178 Moody (see back cover)
Wheelbarrows
HIGGINS J. A., 679 Main (see page 12)
Wheelwrights
Cutting Benjamin L., Forest, near Trapelo road
Evans Thomas, 7 Water
LIDSTONE S. S., 400 Main (see page 18)
Mullen James, Music Hall av.
Ohnemus Andrew, 14 Spring
Parkman Thomas, Music Hall av.
WRIGHT FRANK T., 207 Lexington (see page 18)
Whiteners and Colorers
YOUNGSTROM ALFRED J., 22 Middle (see page 17)
Window and Door Frames
DWINELL C. H., 707 Main (see front cover) Window and Door Screens
DWINELL, C. H.,707 Main (see front cover) HIGGINS J. A., 679 Main (see page 12) SPOONER & CLARK, 158 Moody (see page 70)
Window Shades and Fixtures
EMERSON WARREN F., 15 Elm (see page 25)
Windows, Doors and Blinds
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE), 166 Devonshire, Boston (see page 32)
Wire Lathers
WHITE EDWARD F., 26 Exchange (see page 17)
Wood -
(See coal and wood.)
CARNEY J. COAL CO., 70 Calvary (see page 70)
Frost G. Frank, 33 and 35 Moody
NEW ENGLAND COAL CO., Pryor Fulton, prop., Newton, opp. depot, 179 Moody and 609 Main (see back cover)
WALTHAM COAL CO., office 663 Main, yard New Elm, near the bridge, F. P. Rutter, manager (see front cover)
WATCH CITY ICE AND FUEL CO., F. A. Brown & Co., props., 101 River (see page 14)
Wood Lathers
WHITE EDWARD F., 26 Exchange (see page 17)
Wooden Ware
HIGGINS J. A., 679 Main (see page 12) KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 588 Main (see. page 2) TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see page 3)
Woolen Goods
DENNISON L. O., 694 Main (see page 25} Worsteds, Yarns, Etc
ADAMS P. P., 133, 135 and 137 Moody (see page 25) CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., C. S. Cobb, prop., 107 to 115 Moody (see page 24)
Wrought Iron Worker
GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see page 20)
WALTHAM CITY GOVERNMENT 1905
MAYOR-JOHN L. HARVEY.
Aldermen-George D. Thomas, President. At Large-Ward 1, Frank T. Wright; Ward 2, John E. Whitcomb; Ward 3, Robert B. Somers; Ward 4. John H. Marcy; Ward 5, George D. Thomas; Ward 6, Waldron E. Sawyer; Ward 7, David A. S. Barker. From Wards-Ward 1, Martin F. Carney; Rufus E. Lord: Ward 2, Grafton E. Kir- win, Edward Wellington; Ward 3, Frank H. Cunnare, James T. Riley; Ward 4, Frank L. Barnes, Charles A. Foster; Ward 5. George A. Fiel, Frank E. Wells; Ward 6, Frank L. Howe, Hanson Rayner; Ward 7, Andrew Brophy, Alfred A. Jones. Clerk of the Board of Aldermen-Luman N. Hall.
CITY OFFICERS.
City Clerk, Luman N. Hall.
City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes, Al- fred W. Tarbell.
Auditor of Accounts, Charles F. Allen.
City Solicitor, Charles E. Stearns.
City Engineer, Bertram Brewer.
City Physician, Walter S. Hoyt. City Messenger, George M. Hudson. Inspector of Wires, John T. Pownall. Inspector of Buildings, Samuel Patch. Inspector of Provisions, William E. Peter- son.
Superintendent of Sewers, Bertram Brewer. Superintendent of Streets, Richard A. Jones. Superintendent of Water Works, Laroy Brawn.
Superintendent of Public Buildings, Samuel Patch.
Water Registrar. Laroy Brown.
Sealer of Weights and Measures, Willis W. Clarke.
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
John L. Harvey, Mayor, Chairman (ex- officio); Winfred N. Emery, Clarence F. French, Herbert E. Jones, George S. Al- den, Henry A. Wood, Samuel L. Ryan, Charles F. Smith, John Stark, Samuel Friebe.
George S. Alden, Representative to Alder- men.
William D. Parkinson, Superintendent of Schools and Secretary of Committee.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
Bradshaw S. Tolman, Chairman; Michael T. Connolly, Frederick P. Rutter.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
Ward 1, James A. McGlinchey: Ward 2, John A. Tolman: Ward 3. Michael Wha- len; Ward 4, William E. Allen: Ward 5, Edward L. Jackson; Ward 6, George E. Dolber: Ward 7, John E. Harris.
BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF POOR.
Isaac F. Warren, Chairman; John W. Ek- wall, William H. Baker, M. D. Rollins H. Swett, Clerk of Board,
BOARD OF HEALTH.
William P. Bartel, Chairman: Samuel P. Strickland, M. D., Thomas J. Monahan, Matthew B. King, Albert P. Williams. A. Lincoln Moody, Inspector of Plumbing.
DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Nathan Warren, Chairman: Christine Ful- ton, William D. Parkinson, Michael J. Connolly, Joseph E. Mitchell, Thomas H. Rollinson. Mary E. Bill, Librarian; Anna Warner, Assistant.
BOARD OF CEMETERY COMMIS- SIONERS.
William R. Sawtelle, Chairman: Leonard Greene, Clerk; Willis W. Clarke, Robert B. Johnson, William Roberts, Charles M. Bodge.
BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS.
Freeman C. Hodgdon, Chief: George L. Johnson, First Assistant and Clerk; Ed- ward H. Bull, Second Assistant.
COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUNDS. Thomas H. Armstrong, Chairman: G. Frank Frost, Charles H. Moulton.
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BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS. Ephraim Stearns, Chairman; A. Hun Berry, Frank L. Preble, Elijah S. Anderson, Ptolemy P. Adams.
TRUSTEES OF LELAND CHARITY FUND.
John E. Soper, Ann D. Adams, George S. Alden, and the Overseers of the Poor (ex- officiis.)
BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS. Clarence F. French, Chairman; James P. Murphy, William F. Rooney.
BOARD ON PRINTING AND STATION- ERY.
City Clerk, Chairman; City Treasurer, City Auditor, ex-officiis.
REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
William A. Adams, Chairman: John H. Mur- ray, Richard Steele. Luman N. Hall, Clerk.
CHIEF OF POLICE-James H. McKenna; Sergeant, Clayton H. Taft; Inspector, William P. McKenna.
LOCATION OF POLICE SIGNAL BOXES. No. 1 Circuit-Box No. 12. corner Main and Moody streets: Box No. 14. corner Charles and Water streets: Box No. 15, corner Felton and Harvard streets: Box No. 16. Roberts Crossing, South street: Box No. 17, corner Main and Hammond streets.
No. 2 Circuit-Box No. 21, Beaver street near Waverley Oaks road; Box No. 35. corner Church and Summer streets: Box No. 37, corner Forest street and Trapelo road; Box No. 51, Lincoln street, near Lake street; Box No. 52, Winter street, near Locust street: Box No. 53, corner School and Exchange streets; Box No. 54, corner Bacon and Lexington streets.
No. 3 Circuit-Box No. 31, Beaver Brook Depot; Box No. 32, corner Newton and River streets; Box No. 34, corner River and Willow streets; Box No. 42, corner Newton and Ash streets: Box No. 45. cor- ner Newton and Taylor streets.
No. 4 Circuit-Box No. 36. R. R. Station, Carter street; Box No. 23, corner Pine and Moody streets; Box No. 24, corner Crescent and Maple streets; Box No. 25. Moody street, near Wadsworth avenue; Box No. 26, Woerd avenue, Crescent
Park; Box No. 27, High street, opposite Hall street.
LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM BOXES .*
12 Moody street Fire Station.
*13 Moody street, opposite Spruce.
14 Adams and Maple streets.
15 Crescent street, opp. A. W. W. Co.
*16 Moody and Robbins streets
*17 High and Hall streets .
18 Pine and Gardner streets.
19 Cedar and Oak streets.
112 Taylor and Lowell streets.
*113 Crescent street, opp. Hotel Crescent
114 Crescent and Walnut streets.
115 Woerd avenue and Martyn street.
116 Crescent and Adams streets.
117 Lowell and Ash streets.
118
Electric Light Station.
119 Newton and Chestnut streets.
151 Rumford avenue, O'Hara Dial Co.
161 Moody and Derby streets.
162 Adams and Brown streets.
171 Newton and Myrtle streets.
172 Lowell street and Washington ave.
173 Robbins and Newton streets.
181 Newton and Benefit streets.
191 Calvary street, opposite Flood.
192 Farwell and Calvary streets.
*23 Moody street, crossing Fitchburg R.R.
24 Charles and Fountain streets.
*25 Main and Bacon streets.
26 Main and South streets.
27 Charles and Prospect streets.
28 Roberts' Paper Mills.
29 Stony Brook, opposite Hemenway's.
225 Main and Spring streets.
226 Main and Stowe streets.
*Keyless Boxes.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
Chief of Police-James H. McKenna. Sergeant of Police-Clayton H. Taft.
Inspector of Police, William P. McKenna. Patrolmen-James J. Bryant, James W. Carney, Charles E. Cater. Lawrence J. McCarthy, Richard Currin, Henry W. Peabody. Charles E. Backman, Thomas L. V. Tully, William H. Mogan, Peter J. Tracey, Horace E. Eastman. William H. Gammon, Patrick B. Graney, Lucius T. Bemis, William F. Jones. Driver of Pa- trol Wagon.
Constables-William P. McKenna, John H. Brown, Charles F. Chase, George E. Dol- ber, William F. Cheney, George V. Hil- dretli, Michael H. Lynch, William W.
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WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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Bryant, John A. Tolman. Edward T. Pea- body.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Board of Fire Engineers-Office, Central Fire Station, Lexington street. Freeman C. Hodgdon, Chief: George L. Johnson, 1st Asst. and Clerk; Edward H. Bill, 2d Asst.
Fire Police-Watson Stearns, Captain; William W. Bryant, Edgar H. Coffin, J Y. Marden, Theodore K. Holbrook, James R. Wright, Arthur L. Hill.
Steam Fire Engine Company, No. 1- Moody, near Maple street, Henry F. Smith, Captain; Charles T. Davis, Engine- man: George W. Rogers, Engine Driver; William E. Hill, Hose Driver.
Hose Company, No. 1-School avenue, Lewis G. Tracy, Captain; J. H. Handy, Driver.
Engine Company, No. 2-Lexington street, C. A. Higgins, Captain: A. H. Parks, Engine; Charles Giddings, Driver.
Hose Company, No. 3- Moody, near Maple street, W. I. Richardson, Captain; An- drew J. Wheeler, Driver.
Hose Company, No. 4-Prospect street, cor. Russell, J. F. Whitcomb, Captain; Avard E. Gray, Driver.
Hook and Ladder Company. No. 1 -- Lexing- ton street. Edward T. Jewett. Captain; Edward Fisher, Driver.
Ladder Company, No. 2-Moody street, near Maple, Peter Pendlebury. Captain; Michael Hardyman, Driver.
Chemical Engine, No. 1-Lexington street, Albert W. Bullock, Captain: E. L. Neal, Hoseman; Frederick A. Dauncey. Driver. Supply Wagon, No. 1-Moody street, near Maple, Herbert L. Willey, Driver.
Public Schools
SCHOOL BOARD, 1905 .- Hon. John L. Harvey, Chairman: George S. Alden, Representative to the Board of Aldermen: William D. Parkinson, Clerk; Clarence F. French. Winfred N. Emery, Herbert E. Jones, Samuel L. Ryan. Charles F. Smith, Henry A. Wood, George S. Alden, Samuel Friebe, John Stark,
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS-Wm. D. Parkinson. Office, High School Build- ing. This office is always open during business hours. The superintendent may ·be found there within the following hours:
4 to 5 P. M., except Thursday and Satur- day. Tuesday and Friday, 8 to 9 A. M. Wednesday, 7.30 to 8 P. M. Office Assis- tant, Caroline S. Doe.
BANKS, Main, cor. South-S. Caroline Peabody, Principal.
BRADSHAW-STEARNS, High street- Albert Candlin, Master.
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