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Town Engineer-Wilbur F Learned
FIRE DEPARTMENT
John W O'Hearn, chief
ENGINE NO 1 Main cor Cross Walter Rundlett, capt; George Nichols, engineman; Thomas Murphy and Ward H Lane, drivers COMBINATION NO 1 Main cor Cross Joseph S Mackin, capt; James Murphy, lieut; William A Bright, clerk; Patrick Milmore, driver COMBINATION NO 2 Mt Auburn st
Thomas E Stanley, capt; John J Kelley, John J Mur- phy, hosemen; Thomas J Carroll, driver
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
List of boxes with their numbers and locations 12 Galen corner Morse
112 Boston Elevated R R Car House, Galen st opposite Watertown st (Private)
13 Watertown corner Morse
14 Jewett near Boyd
15 Main, Central Fire Station
15 (duplicate) Watertown square
16 Water, Electric Light Station
17 Hunt, Stanley Motor Co (Private)
21 Beacon square
23 North Beacon corner Irving
24 Arsenal junction School
212 Riverside near Ladd av
213 N Beacon and Pequossette
214 Perkins Institute
241 Walker & Pratt Mfg Co (Private) 242 Quimby
243 Hood Rubber Co North Side (Private)
25 Arsenal street Harvard Mills (Private)
251 United States Arsenal (Private)
256 Hood Rubber Co South Side
26 Arlington near E Watertown Dept
27 Arlington corner Clarendon av 3 Mt Auburn corner Parker 31 Mt Auburn corner Walnut
312 Garfield corner Brigham
313 Spruce head of Cedar ct
314 Columbia rd and Barnard av
32 Mt. Auburn junction School
321 Winthrop street Hosmer school
34 Fire Station No 2, Mt Auburn st
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WATERTOWN [1915] DIRECTORY
35 Mt Auburn corner Cottage
36 Prentiss corner Keith
37 Langdon av corner Maplewood
38 Grove corner Coolidge Hill rd
4 Spring corner Fayette
41 Common corner Grenville rd
42 Orchard corner Carroll
43 Lexington junction Orchard
45 Sycamore
46 Hall av
5 Marshall corner Church
51 Palfrey n Everett
6 Main corner Green
61 Fayette corner White's av
62 Gilbert and Charles
63 Main corner Howard
64 Myrtle corner Homer av
65 Waverley av and Fayette
66 Sacred Heart Institute
67 Main n Copeland
71 Pleaasnt street office Aetna Mills
72 Waltham corner Swett ct
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Main corner Cross
Regular Police-Thomas F Lyons, chief; John F Mil- more, lieut; William P Coleman, John L Anrews, John F Dwyer, James P Burke, William A Howard, Dennis J Sullivan, John F McNamara, Vernon S Brown, John F Gleason, Charles H Glidden, John J Clifford, and Andrew J Donnelly
WATERTOWN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY
Main next the Park
Organized 1868; Board of Trustees-Volney Skinner, chairman; A M Davenport, sec; Herbert Coolidge, treas; Rev John F Kelleher, Charles Brigham, George E Good- speed; Open every afternoon except Sundays, from 2 to 9 From November to May open Sunday afternoons from 4 to 8 Number of books about 40,000, besides over 25,000 pamphlets and papers
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Supt of Schools-Wilfred H Price, office Town Hall An- nex 7 Church st; Telephone Newton North 792-W BEMIS PRIMARY Waltham street near Bridge
Elizabeth P Conner, teacher COOLIDGE GRAMMAR Mt Auburn street near Cottage
Minnie L Hackett principal FRANCIS GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY Spring corner Common Marantha B Patten principal HIGH Marshall street Frank W Whitney, principal HOSMER GRAMMAR Winthrop street Walter L Putnam, principal
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WATERTOWN [1915] DIRECTORY
LOWELL PRIMARY Orchard corner Waverley av Randall Taylor, principal MARSHALL SPRING GRAMMAR Waverley av near Bancroft
Randall Taylor Jr, principal PARKER GRAMMAR Galen street Randall L Taylor Jr, principal
PHILLIPS GRAMMAR Phillips street
Walter L Putnam, principal
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL ST PATRICK'S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL Pleasant street
CHURCHES
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD (Epis) Mt Au- burn st; Rev Henry McF Ogilby, rector; John P Hach, clerk; Fred W Lester, treas
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART (R C), Mt Au- burn opposite Cottage; Rev T W Coughlin, pastor; R H Splaine, asst pastor; John Hogan, sexton
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Mt Auburn near. Main; C H Day, pastor; W H Pevear, treas; A H Melvin, clerk
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Mt Auburn Branch) Bel- mont st; Rev Joseph S Swaim, (Camb) pastor; Philip A Schaab, clerk and treas
FIRST PARISH CHURCH (Unit), Church st corner Summer; Rev George Grover Mills, pastor
PHILLIPS CHURCH (Cong Trin) Mt Auburn corner Phillips; Rev Edward C Camp, pastor
ST JOHN'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Mt Auburn st; Rev Joseph M Shepler, pastor; Wallace A Shipton, clerk; Bartlett M Shaw, treas
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH (R C), corner Main and Chestnut ; Rev Ambrose F Roche, pastor; Rev J J O'Don- nell, William J Duffy, assts
ANCIENT FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS
PEQUOSSETTE LODGE-Wesley E Monk, W M; S Eugene Proctor, sec; William E Farwell, treas; meet sec- ond Thursday of each month at Masonic hall
AOH
DIVISION NO 14-T James Gallagher, pres; James G Rattigan, sec; Thomas J Kelley, treas ; meet first and third Fridays of each month at Pequossette hall
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN
WATERTOWN LODGE NO 70-Instituted October 22, 1886; meet second and fourth Fridays of each month at Grand Army hall
FOE
PEQUOSSETTE AERIE NO 1428; meet second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Pequossette hall, 45 Galen
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WATERTOWN [1915] DIRECTORY
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC
ISAAC B PATTEN POST NO 81-meet second and fourth Mondays of each month at Grand Army hall
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
WATERTOWN COUNCIL NO 155-Organized March 1 1896; William D Herlihy, G K; John F Cunniff, fin sec; William S Andrews, treas; meet second and fourth Mon- days of each month at K of C Hall 2 Main
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
WATERTOWN LODGE NO 143-J C Stewart, C C; George H White, K of R & S; Charles F Bent, M of F; meet second and fourth Mondays of each month at Ma- sonic Hall 2 Main
A H WHITNEY CO, (U R KP)-meet second and fourth Mondays of each month at Masonic hall
PYTHIAN SISTERS
WATERTOWN TEMPLE NO 72-Mary E Sharrott, ME C; Anna S Washburn, M of R & S; Margaret J Wil- son, M of F; meet first and third Wednesdays of each month at Masonic hall
MCOF
CHARLES RIVER COURT NO 55-meet first and third Tuesdays of each month at 45 Galen
FATHER STACK COURT NO 162-meet first and third Mondays of each month at K of C hall, 22 Main
ODD FELLOWS
LAFAYETTE LODGE NO 31-Rupert E Knox, N G; Frederick L Drake, rec sec; Benjamin F Newhall, treas; meet every Tuesday evening at Masonic hall
LONGFELLOW REBEKAH LODGE NO 150-meet first and third Mondays of each month at Masonic hall
SONS OF VETERANS
ISAAC B PATTEN CAMP NO 29-Herbert Godin, com LeRoy G Vose, sec; Orin R Hatch, treas; meet first and third Mondays of each month at Grand Army hall
SOCIETIES, CLUBS, ETC
MOUNT AUBURN TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY -Organized 1898; 821 Mt Auburn, F R Feeney, pres; P J Coyne, sec; J J Costello, treas; meet every Tuesday eve- ning
OAKLEY COUNTRY CLUB, 410 Belmont-Organized March, 1898
PERKINS INSTITUTION AND MASS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, off North Beacon-Edward E Allen, direc- tor; J L Twitchell, clerk
SUNNY BANK HOME, 34 School-Edwin R Lewis, M D, acting supt; Talbot Aldrich, sec; A F Estabrook, treas; Susan W French matron
WATERTOWN HOSPITAL, 147 Dexter av; Dr Ros- well Wetherbee, pres; Isabell Butterfield, vice pres; Dr J A Wolcott, clerk
WINSOR CLUB, Langdon avenue-Walter H Gleason, pres; Charles A Hale, treas
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WATERTOWN [1915] DIRECTORY
CORPORATIONS, BANKS, ETC
AETNA MILLS, 452 Pleasant, E F Atkins, pres; John Shirreffs. treas; Richard A Boerner, mgr and agent; John J McNeilly, asst treas; worsted and woolen goods mfrs
BEMIS MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATES, Pleasant st. Harry U True, vice pres; gutta percha specialties
THOMAS DALBY CO, 101 Morse; Thomas A Dalby, pres and treas; Miss Lois R Page sec
F C Mfg Co, 99 Spring; Herbert H Sawyer, treas; shirt manufacturers
HACKETT BROTHERS CO, 21 Main; Minnie L Hack- ett, pres; Francis J Hackett, treas
HOOD H P & SONS, 479 Pleasant and 494 Rutherford av, Charlestown; Charles H Hood, pres and treas; Edward J Hood, vice pres; Gilbert H Hood, sec; milk and cream
HOOD RUBBER CO, East Watertown; Boston office 103 Bedford; A N Hood, treas; F C Hood, gen mgr
NEWTON AND WATERTOWN GAS LIGHT CO, 59 Water; Incorporated 1854; James L Richard, pres; Ro- bert Grant, vice pres; Arthur S Bull, treas; Edward Paige, sec
W H PEVEAR & CO INC 5 Spring, W H Pevear, pres and treas; H R Pevear, vice pres
STANLEY MOTOR CARRIAGE CO, foot of Hunt; F O Stanley, pres; Francis E Stanley, treas
TRIBUNE-ENTERPIRSE Inc, newspaper publishers; Tribune-Enterprise, published Fridays; Belmont Tribune, Saturdays; Henry Chambers, 20 Main
UNION CARPET LINING CO, 464 Arsenal; Charles R Batt, pres
UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK, 56 Main; Cap- ital, $100,000; L Sidney Cleveland, pres; Henry C Derby, vice-pres; John F Tufts, cashier
WALKER & PRATT MFG CO; Capital, $300,000; Ar- thur W Walker, pres; G F Belcher, treas; Bartlett M Shaw, supt; Stores 16 Main and 31 to 35 Union, Boston; foundry Dexter av and Cypress opposite U S Arsenal
WARREN SOAP MFG CO The, 46 Water; H W Ten- ney, pres; L W Reynolds, treas; M A Wheeler, sec; Ste- phen W Libby, supt
WATERTOWN LUMBER CO, Irving corner Arsenal; James B Tenant, pres and treas
WATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE BANK; Office of sec and treas, 60 Main, Herbert E Mayo, pres; James D Ev- ans, vice-pres; Ulysses S Young, sec and treas
WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK; Bartlett M Shaw, pres; Charles W Stone, vice pres; John F Green, treas
WEBSTER LUMBER CO INC, 60 Arsenal; John E Whitcomb, pres; William A Webster Jr, treas; Fred A Basley, mgr
U S ARSENAL
U S ARSENAL (Ordnance Department) ; Arsenal st jor L T Hillman, C M Wesson; T L Coles, H A Morse, J L Walsh, captains; F A Doniat, K B Harmon, J S Hatch, R W Pingree, lieuts; H A Smith, chief clerk
WATERTOWN POST OFFICE
38 Mt Auburn
Frederick Robbins, supt; B A Johnson, asst supt; J A Elliott, James P Dunphy, James Barnes, Percy B Ward, John H Harris, Margaret G Riley, clerks
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WATERTOWN [1915] DIRECTORY
J P White, clerk; Mt Auburn P O Station; A H Par- sons clerk Station No 162 of Boston, East Watertown; J J Dugan, clerk Station No 163, Bemis; Mrs E Cheney, clerk Station No 164 of Boston, Union Market; T J Bres- lin, clerk Station No 209 and G F Butler, clerk Station No 212
Office open-Week days, 7 a m to 8 p m; Holidays, 7 a m to 10.10 a m; Closed Sundays
LETTER CARRIERS-J F Cunniff, P D Gleason, C J Reagan, W S Andrews, Frank Stevens,: Joseph P Sulli- van, C R Howes, Thomas F Maloney, William B Cunniff James F Stanley and Albert B Perkins
SPECIAL DELIVERY-Frank Gallagher
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND *NOTARIES PUBLIC
** Justice of the Peace and also Notary Public
*** Justice of the Peace and also Notary Public author- ized to solemnize marriages
Abbott John E Hudson George
Adams J Frank
*Keefe Joseph P
Archibald Elmer E
*Locke E Irving
*Baker Stanley G
** Kochersperger Edmund S Macurda William A
*Barnard Samuel O
Blair Lafayette G
Marsh William A
*Brogie Daniel E
* Mayell Louis J
*Brooks Lyman W
*Buffum Albert F
Caragulian Garabed H
Clarke Joseph
* * * Colson Harold R
*Coombs Edward H Crawford Fred E
Critchett Frederic E
** Cunniff P Sarsfield
*Dailey Charles W
*Delaney John J DePass Lous W
*Doggett Arthur L Farwell Wm E
FaFvinger Charles L
*Fisher Clinton T Fuller Samuel A Jr
*Shipton Wallace A Skinner Henry R
Skinner Hiram L
*Skinner Volney
Gleason Walter H
*Glidden Alfred A
*Goding Arthur N
* Gooch William D
** Goodspeed George E
*Graham Alford M
* Greenwood Chester T
Hank Walter A
*
Hartwell Herbert F .
* Hatch Harry C
Walsh Harry
*Wells David H
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
Brady M Frances Callahan S Alice
Taylor Alice F
** McGuire William P McLearn Arthur H
*Milne James W Monk Wesley E
Moody Leonce B
Murphy Bernard F
O'Connell William G
O'Halloran Patrick H.
Partridge Albert L Pillsbury Fred S
Poole Charles H
*Rorke John W
Gallagher T James Gikley James H
Spencer Thomas W
** Stevenson Arthur L
*Stone Edwin L
** Stone Walter C
*Thierry Louis S Tripp Willard D
Tufts John F Vahey James H
Vose LeRoy C
Henderson Chas W Jr
** McCarthy Jeremiah J McGlauflin B Fay
603-659
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS.
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1910; STATE CENSUS OF 1905. Total, in 1905, 3,003,680. Total, in 1910, 3,366,416.
* Cities designated by an asterisk.
Shire towns in SMALL CAPITALS.
TOWNS.
1910.
1905.
TOWNS.
1910.
1905.
TOWNS. 1910
1905.
Hampden.
Agawam .. . 3,501
2,795
Blandford.
717
746
Brimfield.
866
894
Chester ..
1,377
1,366
*Chicopee.
25,401
20,191
East Longmeadow
1,553
1,327
Gran ville.
781
865
Harwich
2,115
2,291
Mashpee.
270
317
Orleans.
1,077
1,052
ProvincetowI
4,369
4,362
Sandwich
1,688
1,433
Truro.
655
743
Wellfleet.
1,022
958
Yarmouth.
1,420
1,422
27,542
26,831
Berkshire. .
Adams.
13,026
12,486
Alford.
275
275
Becket.
959
890
Cheshire.
1,508
1,281
Clarksburg.
1,207
1,200
Dalton. .
3,568
3,122
Egremont.
605
721
Lynnfield.
911
797
Florida.
395
424
Manchester.
2,673
2,618
Great Barrington.
5,926
6,152
Hancock.
465
434
Hinsdale ..
1,116
1,452
Methuen.
11,448
8,676
536
563
Cummington.
637
740
922 Easthampton.
8,524
6,808
Enfield.
874
973
Goshen.
279
277
Granby.
761
747
Greenwich.
452
475
Hadley.
1,999
1,895
Hatfield.
1,986
1,779
Huntington
1,473
1,451
Middlefield.
354
399
*NORTHAMPTON.
19,431
19,957
Pelham.
467
460
Plainfield.
406
382
Prescott.
320
322
Sheffield.
1,817
1,782
West Newbury
1,473
1,405 Southampton.
870
927
South Hadley
4,894
5,054
Ware ..
8,774
8,594
Westhampton.
423
466
Williamsburg.
2,132
1,943
Worthington.
569
614
Ashfield.
959
959
Bernardston.
741
769
Buckland.
1,573
1,500
Charlemont.
1,001
1,002
Colerain ..
1,741
1,780
Conway
1,230
1,340
2,136
2,089
Arlington
11,187
9,668
Ashby ..
885
865
Ashland.
1,682
1,597
Ayer.
2,797
2,386
Hawley.
424
448
Bedford.
1,231
1,208
Heath.
346
356
Belmont.
5,542
4,360
Leverett.
728
703
Billerica.
2,789
2,843
Boxboro.
317
324
Freetown
1,471
1,470
Monroe.
246
269
Burlington.
591
588
Mansfield.
5,183
4,245
Montague.
6,866
7,015
*CAMBRIDGE.
.104,839
97,434
New Salem
639
672
Carlisle.
551
523
Northfield.
1,642
2,017
Chelmsford.
5,010
4,254
Orange.
5,282
5,578
Concord.
6,421
5,421
Rehoboth.
2,001
1,991
Seekonk.
2,397
1,917
Somerset.
2,798
2,294
Sunderland.
1,047
910
Framingham
12,948
11,548
Warwick.
477
527
Groton.
2,155
2,253
Wendell.
502
480
Holliston.
2,711
2,663
Whately.
846
822
Hopkinton
2,452
2,585
Hudson ..
6,743
6,217
318,573 269,257
43,600
43,362
Lexington
4,918
4,530
·
Bristol.
Acushnet.
1,692
1,284
Attleboro
16,215
12,702
Berkley ..
999
931
Dartmouth
4,378
3,793
Dighton.
2,235
2,070
Easton.
5,139
4,909
Fairhaven
5,122
4,235
*FALL RIVER.
119,295
105,762
*NEW BEDFORD .. 96,652
74,362
North Attleboro ..
9,562
7,878
Norton.
2,544
2,079
Raynham.
1,725
1,662
Rowe ..
456
533
Dracut. .
3,461
3,537
Shelburne.
1,498
1,515
Dunstable
408
412
Shu tesbury
267
374
*Everett.
33,484
29,111
Swansea.
1,978
1,839
*TAUNTON.
34,259
30,967
Westport.
2,928
2,867
Chilmark.
282
322
Bourne.
2,474
+,786
Brewster.
631
739
Chatham.
1,564
1,634
Dennis.
1,919
1,998
Eastham.
518
519
Falmouth.
3,144
3,241
West Tisbury . 437
457
4,504
4,551
145
151
*Holyoke.
57,730
49,934
Longmeadow
1,084
964
Ludlow.
4,948
3,881
Amesbury
9,894
8,840
Andover.
7,301
6,632
*Beverly.
18,650
15,223
Palmer.
8,610
7,755
Russell
965
1,053
Southwick.
1,020
1,048
*SPRINGFIELD
88,926
73,540
Tolland.
180
274
Wales
345
645
Westfield.
16,044
13,611
West Springfield .
9,224
8,101
Wilbraham
2,332
1,708
231,369 196,013
Hampshire.
Amherst ..
5,112
5,313
Belchertown .
2,054
2,088
Lanesboro.
947
845
Lee. .
4,106
3,972
Lenox.
3,060
3,058
Monterey.
388
444
Mt. Washington ..
110
87
North Andover.
5,529
4,614
New Ashford ...
92
100
Peabody
15,721
13,098
New Marlboro .. .
1,124
1,209
Rockport.
4,211
4,447
*North Adams ..
22,019
22,150
Otis.
494
534
Peru. .
237
268
Salisbury
1,658
1,622
*PITTSFIELD.
32,121
25,001
Saugus ..
8,047
6,253
Richmond.
650
601
Swampscott.
6,204
5,141
Sandisfield.
566
657
Topsfield.
1,174
1,095
Savoy
503
549
Wenham.
1,010
924
Stockbridge
1,933
2,022
Tyringham
382
314
Washington ..
277
339
West Stockbridge.
1,271
1,023
Williamstown ..
3,708
4,425
Windsor
404
513
105,259
98,330
Deerfield.
2,209
2,112
Erving.
1,148
1,094
Gill.
942
1,023
GREENFIELD.
10,427
9,156
Leyden.
363
408
Rowley.
1,368
1,388
*SALEM.
43,697
5,205
*LAWRENCE
85,892
70,050
* Lynn.
89,336
77,042
Essex.
1,621
1,790
Georgetown.
1,958
1,840
*Gloucester.
24,398
26,011
Groveland.
2,253
2,401
Hamilton.
1,749
1,646
*Haverhill.
44,115
37,830
Monson.
4,758
4,344
Montgomery
217
259
Boxford.
718
665
Danvers.
9,407
9,063
Oak Bluffs
1,084
1,138
Tisbury ..
1,196
1,120
Hampden.
645
561
Holland.
Essex.
Dukes.
BARNSTABLE.
4,676
4,336
EDGARTOWN.
1,191
1,175
Gay Head.
162
178
Gosnold. 152
Ipswich.
5,777
Marblehead.
7,338
7,209
Merrimac.
2,202
1,884
Middleton.
1,129
1,068
Nahant ..
1,184
Newbury
1,482
1,480
*NEWBURYPORT .. . 14,949
14,675
37,627
436,477 381,181
Franklin.
63,327
62,227
Middlesex.
Acton.
Chesterfield.
161
Barnstable.
660
TOWNS.
1910.
1905.
TOWNS.
1910. 1905.
TOWNS.
1910.
1905.
Norwood
8,014
6,731
Auburn. 2,420
2,006
Plainville
1,385
1,300
Barre.
2,957
2,558
*Quincy.
32,642
28,076
Berlin.
904
906
Randolph.
4,301
4,034
Blackstone ..
5,648
5,786
*Marlboro.
14,579
14,073
Sharon.
2,310
2,085
Bolton.
764
762
Maynard.
6,390
5,811
Stoughton
6,316
· 5,959
Boylston.
714
649
Walpole.
4,892
4,003
Brookfield.
2,204
2,388
Wellesley
5,413
6,189
Charlton.
2,032
2,089
Westwood.
1,266
1,136
Clinton.
13,075
13,105
*Newton
39,806
36,827
Weymouth.
12,895
11,585
736
763
North Reading
1,059
903
Wrentham
1,743
1,428
Douglas
2,152
2,120
Pepperell
2,953
3,268
Dudley.
4,267
3.818
Reading.
5,818
5,682
Sherborn.
1,428
1,379
Shirley
2,139
1,692
Plymouth.
Abington.
5,455
5,081
Bridgewater.
7,688
6,754
* Brockton.
56,878
47,794
Tewksbury.
3,750
4,415
Carver.
1,663
1,410
Townsend.
1,761
1,772
Duxbury
1,688
2,028
Tyngsboro
829
768
East Bridgewater.
3,363
3,169
3,237
3,414
Halifax ...
550
494
*Waltham.
27,834
26,282
Hanover.
2,326
2,176
Watertown.
12,875
11,258
Hanson.
1,854
1,490
Wayland.
2,206
2,220
Hingham.
4,965
4,819
Westford.
2,851
2,413
Hull.
2,103
2,060
Kingston.
2,445
2,205
Lakeville
1,141
912
Marion ..
1,460
1,029
Marshfield.
1,738
1,763
Mattapoisett.
1,233
1,180
Oakham.
552
519
Oxford ..
3,361
2,927
Paxton.
416
444
Petersham.
757
855
PLYMOUTH
12,141
11,119
Princeton.
818
907
Rochester.
1,090
1,181
Royalston
792
903
Rutland.
1,743
1,713
Scituate.
2,482
2,597
Southboro
1,745
1,931
Southbridge.
12,592
11,000
Spencer ..
6,740
7,121
Sterling ..
1,359
1,315
Braintree.
8,066
6,879
Brookline.
27,792
23,436
Canton.
4,797
4,702
Cohasset.
2,585
2,727
DEDHAM.
9,284
7,774
Dover.
798
636 * BOSTON
670,585
595,380
Foxboro
3,863
3,364
*Chelsea.
32,452
37,289
Franklin.
5,641
5,244
Revere.
18,219
12,659
Holbrook.
2,816
2,509
Winthrop
10,132
7,034
Westboro.
5,446
5,378
West Boylston.
1,270
1,571
West Brookfield ..
1,327
1,384
Medway.
2,696
2,650
Millis
1,399
1,252
Worcester.
Milton ..:
7,924
+ 7,054
Needham
5,026
4,284
Ashburnham .... 2,107
1,851
Norfolk.
960
1,089
Athol.
8,536
7,197
399,657 362,668
Lincoln.
1,175
1,122
Littleton.
1,229
1,219
* LOWELL
106,294
94,889
*Malden.
44,404
38,037
*Medford.
23,150
19,686
*Melrose.
15,715
14,295
Natick.
9,866
9,609
187,506
167,537
*FITCHBURG.
37,826
33 021
Gardner.
14,699
12.012
Grafton ..
5,705
5,052
Hardwick.
3,524
3,261
Stoneham
7,090
6,332
Harvard.
Holden. .
2,147
2,640
Hopedale.
2,188
2,048
Hubbardston.
1,073
1,205
Lancaster.
2,464
2,406
Leominster.
17,580
14,297
Mendon
880
922
Milford.
13,055
12,105
Millbury.
4,740
4,631
Weston ...
2,106
2,091
Wilmington
1,858
1,670
Wincheste
9,309
8,242
*Woburn.
15,308
14,402
669,915
608,499
Nantucket.
NANTUCKET.
2,962
2,930
2,962
2,930
Norfolk.
Avon.
2,013
1,901
Bellingham
1,696
1,686
Whitman.
7,292
6,521
144,337 127,932
Sturbridge
1,957
1,974
Sutton .
3,078
3,173
Templeton
3,756
3,783
Upton.
2,071
2,024
Uxbridge.
4,671
3,881
Warren ..
4,188
4,300
Webster.
11,509
10,018
Hyde Park.
15,507
14,510
Medfield.
3,466
3,314
731,388 652,362
Westminster ..
1,353
1,348
Winchendon. .
5,678
5,933
*WORCESTER.
.. 145,986
128,135
Norwell.
1,410
1,534
Pembroke.
1,336
1,261
Phillipston.
426
442
Plympton.
561
514
Rockland
6,928
€,287
Shrewsbury
1,946
1,866
Wareham.
4,102
3,660
West Bridgewater 2,231
2,006
Northbridge.
8,807
7,400
North Brookfield . 3,075
2,617
Middleboro
8,214
6,888
New Braintree ..
464
477
Northboro.
1,713
1,947
*Somerville.
77,236
69,272
Stow
1,115
1,027
Sudbury
1,120
1,159
Wakefield.
11,404
10,268
Lunenburg.
1,393
1,293
Leicester.
1,034
1,077
Dana ..
Suffolk.
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·DESIGN. 18287/59
· DESIGN · 2384
Cb ILM.DAGGETTJ' AND LACURRY' DAGGETT & CURRY CO. C
· DESIGN ·
.16274.
MANUFACTURERS OF
LAMPS, DOME SHADES SEMI INDIRECT BOWLS and FIXTURES for ELECTRIC and GAS LIGHTING
662
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Office Tels.
§ 1838-W
1311-M
Newton North Res. Tel. 1838-R Newton North
DANIEL L. KENSLEA Electrical Contractor
ELECTRIC LIGHTING HEAT AND POWER BURGLAR ALARMS
TELEPHONES AND BELLS
SPEAKING TUBES
ANNUNCIATORS
All Kinds of Electrical Work Promptly Attended To
50 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS.
WATERTOWN PUBLIC MARKET
GREGORY TOMASETTI, Prop. Dealer in
Choice Groceries, Provisions, Fish, Fruit, Confec- tionery, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. Also a good line of Talking Machines, Records, Needles, Etc.
80 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS.
Tel. Newton North 1559-W
Mortgages and Care of Estates
WILLIAM BELL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 569 MT. AUBURN STREET Opposite Fire Station WATERTOWN, MASS. EAST END PROPERTY MY SPECIALTY
MISS SIMMONS
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER AND BOOKKEEPER
Typewriting and Composition Work
TRUST COMPANY BUILDING,
-
WALTHAM
Office and Residence Telephone Connection
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Capital $100,000
Surplus and Profits $75,000
THE
UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK
58 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN, MASS.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Receives deposits subject to check; collects checks, drafts, and express orders; issues Letters of Credit and Travellers Cheques. Interest paid on deposits.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
Authorized to act as Administrator, Executor, and Trustee.
SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT
Large safe deposit boxes $5 per year. Silverware stored at moderate rates.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits draw interest at 4% from the first day of every month. Five dollars opens an account and thereafter any amount may be deposited.
New accounts are invited and will be given careful attention.
BANK HOURS 8-2 SATURDAYS 8-12
Savings Department also open every Thursday Evening 6.30 to 8.30
Watertown Co-operative Bank
60 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS.
Offers to Its Shareholders :-
Safety, combined with the best known method of acquiring the habit of thrift and of accumulat- ing a competency for old age or to meet opportu- nity or reverses, through systematic monthly savings. Interest on which begins each month, and is com- pounded semi-annually, at the rate of
5% 3
Shares on Sale, June and December
OFFICERS:
HERBERT E. MAYO, President
JAMES D. EVANS, Vice President
ULYSSES S. YOUNG, Treasurer
Bank Open: 9 to 3; Saturdays, 9 to 12; Thursday Evenings, 7 to 9 Security. Committee meet every Tuesday morning to consider applications for loans.
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TOWN COUNSEL
Attorney for Watertown Savings Bank
JOHN E. ABBOTT
Counsellor at Law
NOTARY PUBLIC
53 State Street, Room 405, Boston
Telephone, 1347 Fort Hill
Newton North 547-M
VAHEY & CASSON
COUNSELLORS AT LAW
Rooms 1106-1109, 18 Tremont Street, Boston, Mass.
Telephones 828 and 829 Main
Cable Address "Vainer"
Justice of the Peace
Boston Phone Haymarket 1349
LELAND WELLS POLLOCK
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
WATERTOWN OFFICE 36 Mt. Auburn St. Evenings
BOSTON OFFICE 640 Tremont Bldg. 73 Tremont St.
Residence-See Telephone Directory
Notary Public
Justice of the Peace
P. SARSFIELD CUNNIFF
ATTORNEY AT LAW MASTER IN CHANCERY Bank Building, Newton, Mass. RESIDENCE: 107 CHURCH STREET, WATERTOWN Telephone Connections
665
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Justice of the Peace
Notary Public
WALTER C. STONE
COUNSELLOR AT LAW 53 State St., Rooms 622-624 BOSTON
OFFICE TELS .: 3805, 3806 MAIN
ROBERT J. MELLEDGE
Cambridge Real Estate
HARVARD SQUARE - CAMBRIDGE
Boston Office, 60 State St.
Telephone Cambridge 672 MEMBER OF REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Watertown Savings Bank
Open daily (Sundays and Holidays excepted), from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. and every Thursday Evening from 7 to 8.45 P. M. Saturdays from 9 A. M. to 12 M.
60 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN OFFICERS, 1914-1915
Vice-President, CHARLES W. STONE Asst. Treasurer, LEWIS B. TARLTON Treasurer, JOHN F. GREEN
President, BARTLETT M. SHAW
Clerk, CHARLES F. MASON
TRUSTEES Ward M. Otis, Chas. F. Mason, Charles W. Stone, Herbert H. Sawyer, Horace W. Otis, George S. Wright, Bartlett M. Shaw, Walter B. Snow, Charles Russell, George E. Goodspeed, Alberto F. Haynes, Frederic E. Critchett, William T. Macurdy, Frederic H. Robie, Joseph P. Keefe. BOARD OF INVESTMENT
Bartlett M. Shaw George S. Wright F. H. Robie Alberto F. Haynes
EDWIN L. STONE Real Estate and Insurance
Notary Public
No. 20 MAIN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS.
MUTUAL COMPANIES-Middlesex Mutual, Concord ; Holyoke Mutual, Salem; Citizen's Mutual Boston; Traders and Mechanics, Lowell; Worcester Mutual, Worcester; Abington Mutual, Abington.
STOCK COMPANIES-Ætna, Hartford; Home, New York; Insurance Company of North Amer- ica, Philadelphia; Hartford, Hartford; National Hartford; German Alliance; Providence Washington, Providence; Sun, Royal England; North British and Mercantile, England; Nor- wich Fire Insurance Society, England; Fire Association of Philadelphia; Continental of New York; Springfield, Springfield, Mass. With the amount of cash assets represented by the above Companies you may rest assured that all losses will be satisfactorily, and promptly paid.
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S. B. Green & Co. DEALERS IN Flour, Grain, Feed, Baled Hay and Straw
W. J. GREEN, Manager Union Market Station, 314 Arsenal St., Watertown Telephone Connection
Do not burden your mind
by trying to remember everything, but rather condense the knowledge you have.
Remember only
that the Directory is your ready reference giving the index to your city, its inhabitants and its business. It tells you where to buy and sell your goods, and in the advertising section, will be found the cards of the more progressive manufacturers and dealers giving a descriptive idea of their line.
Potter's Stables, Inc.
HACK LIVERY AND BOARDING STABLE
FIRST-CLASS TURNOUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT REASONABLE PRICES. DEPOT CARRIAGES AT ALL HOURS. AUTOMOBILES TO LET. · .. ..
18 SPRING ST., WATERTOWN, MASS.
Open All Night Connected by Telephone
Bustin & Seale
THE DECORATORS
HOUSE PAINTING AND INTERIOR DECORATING Wall Papers and Moulding's SIGN PAINTING 28 PEARL STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS. HUGH J. BUSTIN TEL. CONNECTION
667
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YARDS AT BEMIS
Nonantum Coal Company
DEALERS IN
COAL and WOOD, LIME, CEMENT BRICKS and FLUE LININGS
Yard Manager, F H. CASEY
Telephone Connection
James Paxton & Co.
CATERERS FOR PRIVATE PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ETC.
Ice Cream and Sherbets in large variety. Frozen Pudding. Individual Fruit Ices with Spun Sugar. Wedding Cakes in Boxes with Monogram. Pound, Sponge and a variety of other Cakes. Salads, Oysters, Patties and Croquettes. : : : :
Telephone 68 Newton North Elliot Block, NEWTON
GOULD & CUTLER
CORPORATION PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, SHELLACS, BRUSHES, ETC. NEW ENGLAND DISTRIBUTORS
BENJAMIN MOORE & COMPANY'S SPECIALTIES
MURESCO
For Wall and Ceiling Decorations. .. : :
IMPERVO
Varnishes Are Rapidly Coming to the Front
SAN
ESCO
MOORE'S
100
BIG
GOUL
NE. DISTRIBUTORS. ULD AND CUTLER, BOS
MPER
MOORAMEL A Perfect White Enamel. .. ..
SANI -FLAT Produces the Ideal Soft Velvet Wall Finish. :
WE ARE ALSO NEW ENGLAND DISTRIBUTORS OF CARTER PURE WHITE LEAD "The Lead with the Spread"
GOULD & CUTLER
45 SUDBURY ST.,
BOSTON, MASS.
668
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FRED E. CRITCHETT
60 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN REAL ESTATE AND
ALL KINDS INSURANCE
BEST
COMPANIES
AUCTIONEER and APPRAISER
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE
Hood Rubber Company
WATERTOWN -
MANUFACTURE
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES RUBBER SOLE CANVAS SHOES
DAILY CAPACITY 50,000 PAIRS
Largest Capacity of any Single Factory in the World
MANUFACTURE
AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND TUBES ARROW NON-SKID TREADS ARE UNSKIDDABLE
MANUFACTURE
SOLID TIRES FOR MOTOR TRUCKS PRESSED ON TYPES EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN SHAPES
1865 1915
Undertakers
GEORGE H. GREGG SON
WALTER H. GREGG Newton North 64-3
18 MAIN STREET,
WATERTOWN, MASS.
TRAINED NURSE AS ASSISTANT WHEN DESIRED
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THE PLACE TO BUY HOUSEKEEPING GOODS IS
BENT'S
70 Main Street, Watertown
Repairing and Upholstering Work
D. F. KEEFE, PLUMBER and GAS FITTER
TELEPHONE: NEWTON NORTH 731-I RESIDENCE, NEWTON NORTH 1525-4
MERCHANTS ROW,
WATERTOWN, MASS.
C. F. BENT S. L. EMERSON
BENT & EMERSON
Dealers In HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES TOOLS AND CUTLERY FEDERAL TIRES AND AUTO ACCESSORIES Telephone Newton No. 2040 WATERTOWN, MASS.
GEORGE G. DAVIDSON
MANUFACTURER OF
CUSTOM SHIRTS
17 MAIN ST., ROOM 6, WATERTOWN, MASS.
P. O. BOX I02
670
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PATENTS
THAT PROTECT and PAY Send for FREE 96-page book. Advice free. Terms
reasonable. Highest references. Best results. Send sketch or model for free search. Recommended Patent Lawyer in the Bankers' Register and special list of selected lawyers. Also in Martindale's Law Directory, Sharp & Alleman's Directory of Lawyers, The Gast-Paul Directory of Law- yers, and Kime's International Law Directory ALL BUNTATONN NTTTUN DRAMDT AND PROPER ATTENTION A WATSON E.
shed free. , Washington, D. C.
CRE
MPANY
WATERTOWN
MASSACHUSETTS
TELEPHONE 99 NEWTON NORTH
A. E. NOBLE, President and Treasurer
Watertown Lumber Company
LUMBER
MASONS' MATERIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
Spruce Frame
Cement
Hardware
Covering Boards
Lime
Nails
Shingles Hair Iron Columns
Clapboards
Plaster Felt Roofing
Pickets Brick Building Paper
Piazza Stock
Flue Lining Beaver Board
Columns
Drain Pipe
Metal Corner Bead
Mouldings
Sand
Asphalt Roof Shingles
Sheathing
Laths
Interior Finish and Floors under Heat Always
PHONES: 1700 and 302 Newton North TRUCK DELIVERY
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