Directory of the inhabitants, institutions, manufacturing establishments, business, societies, etc., etc., in the towns of Waltham and Watertown 1912, Part 29

Author: W. A. Greenough
Publication date: 1912
Publisher: The Author
Number of Pages: 584


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Blomberge Carl D 28 Moody


*Bower Samuel 343 Moody DENNISON LYMAN 0 694 Main and 87 Summer Boston See page 15


Forman Joseph 176 Moody Georges Pandelis 713 Main


Greenberg Abraham 236 Moody Karsh Isaac 890 Main


Krachmer Israel 3 Lexington


Krongard Harry 78 Adams Mankowich Jacob 877 Main Mayne William 895₺ Main *Melanson Abel 72 Central Mendelsohn C M 319 Moody Sheer Abe H 8 Lexington *Simmons Emma B 345 Moody rm 6 *Simons P 3 Moody rm 8 Trombley Joseph J 605 Main Trombley Wilfred T 126 Prospect 653


TWO BROTHERS TAILORS Main See page 15 Waters Frank E r 152 School


Talking Machines STEINERT M & SONS CO 92 to 94 Moody and 162 Boylston Boston See page 41


Tanks & Vats STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The mills at Neponset exhibit 166 Dev- onshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 44


Tar (Coal) BARRETT MFG CO 297 Franklin B See back cover


Teas Coffees & Spices BOWLER & BUTTERFIELD 167


Moody See page 26


Grand Union Tea Co 91 Moody KENNEDY J S CO 83 Moody See


page 2


Mills Tea & Butter Co 217 Moody and 657 Main y


Teachers (*Piano) (Dancing) Anderson James E 349 Moody (Embroidery)


Meyers Mary J Mrs 8 Adams (Music)


* Archambeault Laura L 325 Newton and 681 Main rm 12


Archibald Fred W, Greenwood av Bailey Ada M 349 Newton


Burke Agnes J (voice) 61 Grant


Barker William A 216 Adams Carter Margaret E Mrs 97 Cushing *Chadsey Vera P 681 Main rm 12 Clark George A (violin) 248 Brown Cloyes Mary L 73 Orange Connelly Lillian G 252 Ash Cunningham Rose E, Winter st Dow Harriet (violin) 54 Bedford Drake M Estella (voice & piano) 54 Howard


Ellis Eva M (voice) 133 High


* Emerson Alice L 1 Lyman


*Frye Merton B 94 Alder


*Hallett Charlotte M 3 Moody rm 24 Hartwell Mabel E 89 Cherry


*Hennelley Catherine G 33} Russell Hernandez A H Mrs 790 Main *Johnson E Gertrude 23 Maple Jordan Myrtle 184 Hammond *Kelley Gertrude 63 Francis Kelley Mary E (violin) 63 Francis Lang Charles 70 River Larcom Maud 150 Weston Leonard Annie M 39 Floyd Leslie Emma B Mrs 14 Taylor Little Annie L 37 Robbins Maenche Theodore Z 20 Hammer *Morrissey Mary L 179 Grove Munster Susan 836 Main * Page Cora 158 Dale


*Rand Edward A 139 Brown Riley Alice 15 Pearl


Rose M Estella 188 Hammond.


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Sawin Vera R 34 Robbins Seabury Marion (vocal) 55 Weston *Shiels Katherine J 163 Willow *Simard Nelida R 9 Barton Smith Helen L 253 Ash *Starbuck Walter F 141 Weston Stone Mary E 23 Fiske *Thomas W A 99 Adams Walker Albert L (organ and vocal) 57 Willow rm 11 Weeks Alice W Mrs (vocal) 7 Moody *Weeks Eleanor F 7 Moody *Winslow Myra E 111 Chestnut (Painting) Wood Amanda R 418 Main (Watchmaking)


WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL 78 Crescent See page 35


Teamsters GIBBS EXPRESS CO 25 Moody See opp page 160


MALLOY PATRICK J SON 124 Pond See page 36


Telegraph Co Western Union Telegraph Co Wal- tham R R station


Telephone Companies New England Telephone & Telegraph Co 16 Spring and 119 Milk Bos- ton


Theatres Orpheum Theatre 128 Moody Scenic Theatre 16 Elm


Timber STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The mills at Neponset, exhibit 166 Dev- onshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 44


Tin Plate & Sheet Iron Workers Carr Frank C 561 Main


KIRWIN FRED H 588 Main See page 17


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL 154 Moody See page 3


Tinsmiths


KIRWIN FRED H 588 Main See page 17


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL 154 Moody See page 3


Tinware


WALTHAM CROCKERY STORE


719 Main See page 13


Tires Vulcanized MacDONALD E 390 Main See page 32


Tobacco (wholesale) BUCKLEY JOHN W 35 Moody See page 30


Toilet Articles CARTER GEORGE O & CO 155 Moody See page 18


COBB


CLIFFORD


S


CO 107-115


Moody See page 16


HALL HENRY C 117 Moody See front cover


Tool Makers' Bench Lathes AMES B C CO off Lexington near R R See page 28


Tool Mfrs (Watch & Fine) AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO Elm opp Benefit See page 6 STARK TOOL CO 2182 Moody See page 7


WALTHAM


MACHINE


WORKS


Newton corner Cutter See page 3


Toys BALL ELLA S MRS 609 Main See page 15


Trunks, Valises, Etc KELLY GEORGE I & CO 149 Moody See page 18


Trust Company WALTHAM TRUST CO 6 Moody See page 3


Twine EATON ALBERT M Lexington near R R Crossing and 839 Albany Rox- bury See page 8


Typewriting Jolin Blanche 34 Elm


Undertakers


Bergin Michael 23 Common CLARK GEORGE A 158 Moody See page 20 COOLIDGE & STRAUCH 200 Moody See page 20


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Undertakers-con


GOODNOW WILLIAM & SON 708 Main See page 21


Joyce Frank J, McBride's ct KIRWIN GRAFTON E 6-10 Kir- win's road rear 641 Main See page 21


LAWLESS LAWRENCE M 36 Elm and 113 Taylor See page 21


Mooney Patrick & Sons 28 Exchange


Osborn George W 643 Main


READE CHARLES L 22 Common See page 20 Tabor W H 567 Main


WENTWORTH FREEDOM 698


Main See page 20


Wilson Thomas S 27 Elm


Upholsterers CLARKSON JOHN H 594 Main See page 17


Strickland William A 214} Moody WALTHAM CARPET CLEANING & UPHOLSTERING CO 15 Cres- cent See page 29


Upholstery Goods EMERSON WARREN F 15 Elm See page 16


Valve Mfrs


DAVIS & FARNUM MFG CO Foundry av See page 6


Variety Stores


Cafarella G. Main cor Moody Cararoglio G F 267 Moody Doucet M Mrs 70 Central Flitcroft Lillian A 82 Moody


Gambetta Domenico 33 Elm Lando Antonio 697 Main McMullen Margaret 162} Moody Kresge S S 123 Moody Porter Maud Mrs 77 Prospect Sweeney Thomas W 5 Oak Tradd Co The 210 Moody Woolworth F W & Co 145-149 Moody


Varnish GOULD & CUTLER CORP 45 Sud- bury Boston See page 14


Venetian Blinds (Grill Work) BAILEY J W & SONS CO 14 Hay- market sq Boston See foot lines in Watertown General


Ventilators (Window)


MERRILL P W CO 130 Washington (North) Boston See page 5


Veterinary Surgeons


Hays Daniel S 1 Smith et


Peters G H 77 Pine


Peterson William E 16 Lyman


SIBLEY RUDOLPH A 98 Maple See page 30


Wallingford Pell E 699 Main


1


Voting Machines


American Voting Machine Co 51 Ad- ams


Vulcanizing


MacDONALD E 390 Main See page 32


SPENCE ERNEST 8 Crescent See page 24


Wagon Work WALTHAM FORGE Gifford av rear 21 Crescent See page 28


Wall Papers & Mouldings JOHNSON WILLIAM H 100 Chest- nut See page 23 WALTHAM WALL PAPER &


PAINT CO 591 Main See page 23


Watch Cases


Keystone Watch Case Co The, E How- ard Watch Works Charles n South


Watch Dial Mfrs


O'Hara Waltham Dial Co, Rumford av, Crescent Park


Watch Mfrs


Howard E Watch Works, Wilbur C Cook gen mgr, Charles near South WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL 78 Crescent See page 35 WALTHAM WATCH CO E C Fitch pres Crescent st See page 7


Watch & Clock Machinery AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO Elm opp Benefit See page 6 AMES B S CO off Lexington near Railroad See page 28


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STARK TOOL CO 2183 to 224 Moody See page ( WALTHAM. MACHINE WORKS Newton cor Cutter See page 3


Watch & Clock Repairers JOHNSON ROBERT B 663 Main See page 19 Richardson Merrick L 527 Main


Shain Morris 12 Lexington


WALTHAM . HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL 78 Crescent See page 35


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Watches Clocks Jewelry Etc Houghton C J (Estate) 4 Moody JOHNSON ROBERT B 663 Main See page 19 Mitchell William H 110 Alden


O'Neil James E 3 Moody rm 17


Sinclair J D 79 Adams


WALTHAM JEWELRY CO 227 Moody See page 30


Watchmakers' School


WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL


SCHOOL 78 Crescent See page 35


Watchmakers' Tools (Mfrs)


AMERICAN WATCH TOOL CO Elm opp Benefit See page 6 Clement W D 157 High Derbyshire F W 157 High'


LIBBY DANIEL I 100 Prospect See page 31 Lucas Charles A r 160 Chestnut


O'DONNELL CHARLES J CO 2102 Moody See page 29


STARK TOOL CO 218} Moody See page 7


WALTHAM MACHINE WORKS Newton cor Cutter See page 3


Water Conductors STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The mills at Neponset exhibit 166 Dev- onshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 44


Waterproof Paper BARRETT MFG CO 297 Franklin B See back cover


Weather Strips


DWINELL CHARLES H 707 Main See front cover


HIGGINS J A 679 Main See page 22 MERRILL P W CO 130 Washington (North) Boston See page 5


Weather Vane Mfrs Cushing L. W & Sons rear 29 Moody ›


Wedding Decorations SILMAN JAMES T 178 Moody See page 32


Wheelbarrows


HIGGINS J A 679 Main See page 22


Wheelwrights Whitehead Howarth r 731 Main Wright Frank T 207 Lexington


Wholesale Bakers HATHAWAY'S BAKERY Elm and Benefit See foot lines.


Window Shades & Fixtures EMERSON WARREN F 15 Elm See page 16 MERRILL P W CO 130 Washington (North) Boston See page 5


Window & Door Frames STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The mills at Neponset exhibit 166 Dev- onshire salesroom 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 44


Window & Door Screens DWINELL CHARLES H 707 Main See front cover HIGGINS J A 679 Main See page 22 MERRILL P W CO 130 Washington (North) Boston See page 5


Wire Screens MERRILL P W CO 130 Washington (North) Boston See page 5


Women's Garments Cleansed


HOWES C G CO Allston Mass See opp page 354


Wood Mantels BAILEY J W & SONS CO 14 Hay- market sq Boston See foot lines in Watertown General


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Wood Preservatives


BARRETT MFG CO 297 Franklin Boston See back cover


Wood & Coal (See Coal and Wood) CARNEY J COAL CO 70 Calvary See page 27


MARCY & CO 33 Moody See page 38


WALTHAM COAL CO office 633 Main, yard Elm near the bridge F P Rutter mgr See front cover


Wood & Ivory Turning STEARNS A T LUMBER CO The mills at Neponset, exihibt 166 Dev- onshire salesrom 1 Sudbury Hay- market sq Boston See page 44


HIGGINS J A 679 Main See page 22 Wooden Ware


KIRWIN FRED H 588 Main See page 17


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL 154 Moody See page 3


Woolen Goods


DENNISON L O 694 Main See page 15


Worsteds, Yarns, Etc


ADAMS P P 133-137 Moody See page 16 -


Zinc Etchings


DOBINSON W J ENGRAVING CO 267 Washington Boston See page 38


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WALTHAM CITY GOVERNMENT 1912 (Copyright 1912 by W A Greenough & Co) MAYOR Patrick J Duane ALDERMEN Leonard P Clifton, president AT LARGE


Ward 1-Edgar M Parker


Ward 2-Lyman A Bowker


Ward 3-Louis A Hanscom


Ward 4-Leonard P Clifton


Ward 5-John W Ekwall


Ward 6-William G McLoon


Ward 7-Clinton A Coolidge FROM WARDS


Ward 1-Charles A Masters, Daniel L Tickton


Ward 2-Henry C Eaton, Kilby P Smith


Ward 3-Thomas A Quirk, Harry P Trainor


Ward 4-William J Bannan, Frederick E Burke


Ward 5-Carl B Horton, Benjamin F Thornburg


Ward 6-George G Moyse, Charles E Richards


Ward 7-James E Burke, William L Carney Clerk of the Board of Aldermen-Luman N Hall CITY OFFICERS City Clerk-Luman N Hall


City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes-George B Wil- lard


Deputy Collector of Taxes-Harlan W Cutter Auditor of Accounts-Daniel C Denniston City Solicitor-Thomas F Kearns


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City Engineer-Bertram Brewer


City Physician-Walter S Hoyt


City Messenger-William W Bryant City Forester-Warren M Ryan Inspector of Wires-John T Pownall Inspector of Buildings-Samuel Patch


Inspector of Milk-A L Stone M D Inspector of Plumbing-A Lincoln Moody


Inspector of Provisions-Rudolph A Sibley Superintendent of Sewers-Bertram Brewer Superinendent of Streets-Richard A Jones Superintendent of Water Works-Laroy Brown Supt of Public Buildings-Samuel Patch Water Registrar-Laroy Brown


Acting Sealer of Weights and Measures -- Frederick M Haggarty


SCHOOL COMMITTEE


Patrick J Duane, Mayor, chairman (ex-officio) ; Win- fred N Emery, Clarence F French, Eloise A Sears, Henry A Wood, Everett W Ela, Charles P Bond, Theron W Temple, Frederick H Bent, George D Thomas


Clarence F French, representative to Aldermen


William D Parkinson, supt of schools and sec of com- mittee


BOARD OF ASSESSORS Patrick J Dowd, Michael T Connelly ASSISTANT ASSESSORS


Ward 1, Albert M Ryan; ward 2, W C Hayes; ward 3, Michael Whelan; ward 5, W P Locke; ward 6, George D Affleck; ward 7, John E Harris


BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR Isaac F Warren, chairman; Hanson Rayner, William H Baker. M D; Rollins H Swett, clerk of board


BOARD OF CEMETERY COMMISSIONERS Thomas A Mellor, Charles W Sewall Elbert L Greene, clerk; Robert B Johnson, Frederick H Kirwin, Warren M Ryan, Charles M Bodge


COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND


Charles H Moulton, chairman; Thomas H Armstrong, clerk; Ptolemy P Adams, George B Willard, treas BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS


Ephraim Stearns, chairman; A Hun Berry, Frank L Preble, George F Leslie, Waldron E Sawyer


BOARD OF SURVEY


Charles J Olney, Jr chairman; Robert B Somers, John H McCusker


TRUSTEES OF BUTTRICK CHARITY FUND


Frank A Eldridge, Charles O Morrill, Herschel A Ba- con


TRUSTEES OF LELAND CHARITY FUND


Eugene L Folsom, Susan Z Hamilton, Henry P Buncher and the oversers of the poor (ex officiis)


BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS Robert Spier, chairman Frederick W Derbyshire, Wil- liam F Rooney


BOARD OF PRINTING AND STATIONERY


City Clerk, chairman ; city treasurer, city auditor, (ex- officiis)


WALTHAM [1912] DIRECTORY 385 REGISTRARS OF VOTERS Richard Steele, chairman, Laroy Staples Thomas F Keniry, Luman N Hall, clerk


PUBLIC LIBRARY


15 Moody


Nathan Warren, chairman; William D Parkinson, sec; Michael J Connolly, Mrs Christina Fulton, Joseph E Mit- chell, Thomas H Rollinson, directors; Orlando C Davis, librarian


POLICE DEPARTMENT


Chief of Police, James H McKenna


Captain of Police, William Currin


Lieutenant of Police, William P McKenna Sergeant of Police, Edward A Cloonan


Patrolmen, James W Carney, Charles E Cater, Law- rence J McCarty, William E Stone, Charles E Black- man, Thomas L V Tully, William H Mogan, Peter J Tracey, Horace E Eastman, William H Gammon, Patrick B Graney, Lucius T Bemis, Joseph F Flood, Raymond E Thompson ,Michael J Hartigan, James F Rhodes, John B Donahue, William F Jones, driver of patrol wagon; S T Connelly, J J Edmunds, M H O'Neil, E L Mains, Mar- tin S Doyle, Otto B Rimmele, John W Tracy, John J Cunningham, reserve police


Constables, William P McKenna, John H Brown, Char- les F Chase, George E Dolber, George V Hildreth, John A Tolman


George V Hildreth, court officer


Charles F Chase, probation officer


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, Box No 18, South near Dart- mouth


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 st and Trapelo road; Box No 51,. Lincoln street near Lake st; 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 41, High opp Cedar; Box No 42, corner Newton and Ash streets; Box No 43, Calvary streets opp Friend street ; Box No 45, cor- ner Newton and Taylor streets


No 4 Circuit-Box No 23, corner Pine and Moody streets; Box No 24, corner Crescent and Maple streets ; Box No 25, Moody street near Wadsworth av; Box No 26, Woerd avenue; Crescent Park; Box No 27, High street opp Hall street; Box No 36, R R Station, Carter street


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FIRE DEPARTMENT


Office Central Fire Station, Moody street; George L Johnson, chief; Edward H Bull, 1st asst; George H Strauch, 2nd asst


Fire Police, Watson Stearns, captain; Frank L Strat- ton, Edgar H Coffin, William H Brown, Anton Magnu- son, A Isaacson, C E Littlefield, Fred A Munster, Al- bert M Hayden, A C Clay, J R Wright, F L Stratton STEAM FIRE ENGINE CO NO 1 Moody, near Maple street


Henry F Smith, captain; Charles T Davis, engineman ; George W Rogers, engine driver; William E Hill, hose. driver


HOSE COMPANY NO 1 School avenue Lewis G Tracy, captain; Robert Ashworth, driver ENGINE COMPANY NO 2 Lexington street Arthur G Eastman, captain; A H Parks, engineman ;. Samuel C Cropley, engine driver, Charles J Giddings hose driver; E L Neal, hoseman HOSE COMPANY NO 3 Moody near Maple


W I Richardson, captain ; Andrew J Wheeler, hoseman; R M Johnson, driver


HOSE COMPANY NO 4 Prospect cor Russell J F Whitcomb, captain; William H Downs, driver HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO 1 Lexington Charles M Wheeler, captain; Edward F Fisher, driver; B A Neal, ladderman


LADDER COMPANY NO 2 Moody near Maple


Edward F Sibley, captain; Michael C Hardyman, dri- ver


CHEMICAL ENGINE NO 1 Lexington street


Albert W Bullock, captain; Joseph H Handy, hoseman ;. Frederick A Dauncey, driver SUPPLY WAGON NO 1 Moody near Maple


Herbert L Willey, driver 4 LOCATION OF FIRE ALARM BOXES


12 Moody street Fire Station


* 13 Moody opposite Spruce


14 Adams and Maple


15 Crescent and Robbins


* 16 Moody and Robbins


* 17 High and Hall


18 Pine and Gardner


19 Cedar and Oak


112 Taylor and Lowell


*113 Crescent opposite Hotel Crescent


114 Crescent and Walnut


115 Woerd avenue and Martyn


116 Crescent and Adams


117 Lowell and Ash


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118 Electric Light Station


119 Newton and Chestnut


151 Rumford avenue, O'Hara Dial Co


161 Moody and Derby


162 Adams and Brown


171 Lowell and Washington avenue


172 Newton and Myrtle


173 Robbins and Newton


181 Newton and Benefit


191 Calvary opposite Flood


192 Farwell and Calvary


* 23


Moody opposite Riverside Hotel


24 Charles and Fountain


* 25 Main and Bacon


26 Main and South


27 Charles and Prospect


28 Roberts' Paper Mills


29 Stony Brook opposite Hemenway's


212 Prospect and Sharon


*225 Main and Spring


226 Main and Stowe


227 South opposite Dartmouth


228 South and Hartwell


229 Weston near Osgood Weymouth Estate


241 Harvard and Felton


*242 Felton and Water


*261 Main opposite Prospect


262 Fiske avenue and Park avenue


263 Main and Lunda


31 Pond and Exchange


32 Bacon and Dale


34 Lexington and Lincoln


35 Winter and Locust


36 Lincoln and Smith


37 Lexington and Trapelo road


38 Lexington, crossing Mass C R R


39 Hammond and Lawrence


311 Plymouth and Caughey


312 Grant and School


313 School and Howard


321 West Dale


331 Bacon, crossing Mass C R R


332 Bacon opposite Greenwood avenue


391 Summit opposite Lawrence


4 Church and Summer


41 Beaver, A T Lyman's


42 Beaver and Linden


43 Waverley Oaks road near E N Pierce's


45 Trapelo road and Forest


46 Trapelo road opposite Baldwin's


411 School and Liberty


442 Beaver and Warren


*


5 Main and Elm


5 Central Fire Station


* 51 Main and Heard


* 52 Main opposite Linden


53 Main and Willow


54 River and Willow


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56 Newton and River


* 57 Central and Appleton


521 Grove and Bright


522 Massasoit opposite Massasoit court


523 River and Elm


*Keyless Boxes


PRIVATE BOXES


8 Waltham Watch Co


81 City Home, South street


82 Orient Bicycle Factory


83 Judson L Thomson Mfg Co, South street


84 Waltham Hospital


85 Mass School for Feeble Minded


86 Notre Dame Training School


87 Residence of Dr Stevens, Beaver street


811 Boston Mfg Co, Mill' street


812 N S R Co, car barn, upper Main


813 "The Hillside" Worcester lane


831 Waltham Water Works Pumping Station No 1 SIGNALS


1-One blow 6.50 a m and 8.50 p m test


1-One blow 12 m time signal


2-Two blows will dismiss companies in waiting and give notice that companies in service have "made up." Sould an alarm occur from another box before this sig- nal is given, companies answering second will answer first and companies answering third will answer on second.


If companies responding to Boxes 35, 36, 37, 45 and 46 on second and third alarms, are wanted without ap- paratus, one round of the box will follow


3 -- Three blows, second alarm


3-3-Three blows twice, third alarm


10-10-Ten blows will assemble the police in case of emergency


22-22-22-Twenty-two struck three times at 7.30 a m indicates no session of schools in the morning; same signal at 12.35 p m indicates no afternoon session


6-6-Out of city signal six blows twice Companies will assemble at their respective stations and await or- ders


7-7-7-Military call. seven blows struck three times


Railroad fire signal-One long blow of the locomo- tive whistle followed by three short blows repeated twice or more


3-3-3-Three blows three times call for assistance from the city of Newton


. INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS


Upon the discovery of fire go to the nearest box open the door and pull the hook down once only, then let go : listen if the gong in the box strikes; if not shut the door, open it and pull again. If you fail the second time go to the nearest box and do the same.


Remain at the box if possible, after giving an alarm, to direct the fireman to the fire. Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance.


Be sure the box is closed before leaving it.


If you remove from your house or place of business, return the key to the Chief Engineer


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Key holders will bear in mind that their key will be "trapped" when used and will be returned to them by an Engineer or Inspetor of Wires


Citizens are earnestly requested to keep themselves informed as to the location of keys to signal boxes Signs over each box will give the desired information


PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL BOARD


Hon Patrick J Duane, chairman (ex-officio) ; Clarence F French, representative to the board of aldermen; Wil- liam D Parkinson, clerk


Term expiring January 1915, Frederick H Bent, Char- les P Bond, Eloise A Sears


Term expiring January 1914, Winfred N Emery, Clar- ence F French, George D Thomas


Term expiring January 1913. Everett W Ela, Theron W Temple, Henry A Wood


SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS


William D Parkinson, office High school Building, School opp Liberty. The office is open during business hours. The superintendent may be found as follows; 4 to 5 p m, except Thursday and Saturday; Friday 8 to 9 a m: Wednesday, 7.30 to 8 p m; Marion Barnes, office asst


HIGH SCHOOL, School st opposite Liberty; Willis L' Eaton, master; Arthur N Burke, sub-master; W E Travis, Charles W Goodrich, George L Ward, Harry A Dame. Alfred T Hodge, Sara E Frost, Jeanette B Wil- son, Carolyn S Hoffman, Maude B Gerritson, Henriet- ta A Pratt. Celia M Spencer, F Josephine Hall, Grace F Seabury, Helen Ober. Annie E McIlvene, Lucy Helen Gage and Marion Rockwood, teachers


NORTH GRAMMAR AND OLD HIGH, School st; Bradford W Drake, master: Josephine R Webber, Alice L Childs. Grace T Coombs, Helen Ordway, Mary F Moses, Jennie F Pennell, M Emma Hastings, Emily P Sweet, Mary B Robinson, Ethel Jones, Annie L Hinchey, Dorothy L Mosher, Katherine D Jones, Mary E Lovell, teachers


SO GRAMMAR AND BRADSHAW STEARNS, High street ; Winthrop N Crocker, master; Sarah P Durkee, May Rogers Lane, Lilla E Clement, Edith W Archibald, Anna M Bagley, Rosalie W Cole, Anna C Mansfield, Genevieve Doran, Harriette E Darcy, Lucinda W Whorf, Ida P Brigham, Katrina M Graveson, Alma L Poore, Ella M Brotchie, teachers


THE FRANCIS C LOWELL, Newton street, Emma H White, principal; Alice G Preston, Sarah E Mullen, Emily E Mague, May J Moor, Dora M Burr, Ramal W Ober- lander, teachers


THE ROYAL E ROBBINS, Chestnut street, Mira E Metcalf, principal; M Louise Robbins, Myrtie A Leon- ard, Charlotte H Smith, Susanne L Gordon, Marion L Wheeler. Susie S Smith, Annie L Halleran, Lelia E Pot- ter, teachers


THE SETH, BEMIS, Orange street; Sarah A Wall, principal ; Alice N Griffin, Cora D Morell, Marion E Bur- roughs, teachers


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THE CHAUNCEY NEWHALL, corner Charles and Prospect; Stella W Mayo, principal; Grace H Sawtelle, Louise A Hill, L Mabel Forbush, Hattie M Boynton, Re- becca Campbell, Bertha L Clark, Barbara S Mansfield, Harriot Hamblen, teachers


THE NATHANIEL P BANKS corner Main and South; S Caroline Peabody, principal; Edith M Wheeler, Lucy M Adams, Nettie McQuesten, teacher


THE THOMAS R PLYMPTON, Farnsworth; Susan M Warren, principal; Mabel F Ryan, Louise Fay, Mary L Brown, teachers


THE THOMAS HILL, corner Main and Heard; Carrie M Leonard, principal; Annie C Pottle; Jessie E Burnham, Grace E Brown, Helen Clark, teachers


THE JONATHAN B BRIGHT, Grove street; Luise M Wilde, principal; Bessie H Smith, Ella M Holbrook, Alice M Bryant, teachers


POND END, Winter street; Ellen M Jones, principal; Georgina B Pratt, teacher


THE JOHN ROBERTS, Roberts Crossing; Edith G Webber, principal


JANITORS-Otis E Van Demark, High; John Gustaf- son, High; John R Moor, South Grammar; Charles E Nichols, North Grammar; Gustaf L Anderson, Old High, The Hill; Thomas Malloy, The Bright; Thomas Clancy, The Lowell; Sander Abramson, The Banks, The Plymp- ton; George F Carr, The Robbins; Rodney H Wyman, The Shearns, The Bemis; John Atkins, The Newhall; Kath- erine Wooley, Pond End; Thomas Clifton, The Roberts; Frank B Frye, The Manual


SPECIAL TEACHERS


Music-Charles E Boyd


Drawing-George E Morris, Bertha L .Smith


Sewing-Alice A Cutting, Fannie B Hall, Susan B Hun- ter


Gymnastics-Martha McC Barnes


Manual Training-George E W Armstrong, Cornelius C Foster


Gardening-Winona A Weber


Cooking-Susan B Hunter


School Nurse-Rachel A Mackintosh


PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS


ST CHARLES, Taylor cor Hall


ST JOSEPH'S, 30 Pond; Brother Hyacinth, director; boys in charge of the Christian Brothers; girls in charge of the Sisters of Notre Dame, Mary F Leonard, assistant ST PETER'S, School near Lyman; under the direction of the Sisters of Christian Education


NOTRE DAME TRAINING SCHOOL, 52 and 58 New- ton; Under the direction of the Sisters of Notre Dame


PRIVATE SCHOOLS


WALTHAM NEW CHURCH SCHOOL, Lexington near Beaver; George E Beaman, prin; Fannie L Riley, Helen Philbrick, Christine Schoss, Martha Mason, teachers


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WALTHAM TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES, 750 Main; Beatrice De Veber, principal; Helen E Buttinger, asst principal; Eliza Stickney, Grace A Reynolds, Mildred Pierce, Carrie R Nichols, teachers




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