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WALTHAM WALL PAPER & PAINT CO 591-593 Main See right top lines
Watch Cases Keystone Watch Case Co The Char les nr South
Watch, Clock & Jewelry Repairing JOHNSON ROBERT B (The Hall-' mark Store) 663 Main See right top lines
Watch Mfrs Cook Everett P 847 Main
Doe Ralph A end Whitney av Howard E Watch Wks Charles n- South SWAIN E H I Spruce See page 17 WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL I Spruce See page 17 WALTHAM WATCH COMPANY 221 Crescent See page 29
Watch & Clock Machinery AMES B C CO off Lexington near Railroad See page 29 WALTHAM MACHINE WORKS 296 Newton cor High See page 17
Watch Materials WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL I Spruce See page 17
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c JOHNSON ROBERT B (The Hall- · mark Store) 663 Main See right top lines Knopp Henry jr 25 Hammond McMillan Gideon K 637 Main Mitchell Wm H II Alder
O'Neil James E 14 Curtis
WALTHAM JEWELRY CO 227 Moody Tel Waltham 1912-R See bottom stencil
Watchmakers & Repairers Shain Morris 32 Lexington Smith Weld I 637 Main White Henry O (clock) 128 Mood rm 6
Watchmakers' Tools & Materials Derbyshire F W 157 High Nichols Wm H 48 Woerd av
Waterproof Paper
BARRETT COMPANY THE 3 Wendell Boston See page 28
Wearing Apparel-Women Misses ( Children QUINN M H 3 Moody See left bot tom lines
Weather Strips MERRILL P W CO 53 First, Eas Cambridge See page 34
Weather Vane Mfrs Cushing L W & Sons r 29 Moody
Wedding Gifts JOHNSON ROBERT B (The Hal mark Store) 663 Main See right to lines
Welding Waltham Autogenous Welding C 116 Lexington
Wet Wash Laundries STAR WET WASH LAUNDR 30 Exchange Tel Wal IO28 Se page 17
Whole Sole Repairing MacDONALD DUNCAN 131 Mood See left ton lines
- WALTHAM AUTO EXCHANGE, Inc. STUDEBAKER CARS E. E. JENNISON, Sec. and Treas.
WALTHAM VULCANIZING CO.
TIRE, TUBE AND BATTERY REPAIRING Official U S L Battery Service Station
711 Main St.
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"Willard" Batteries ALTHAM BATTERY STATION 584 Main (near City Hall) See right bottom lines
Window Shades ERRILL P W CO 53 First, East Cambridge See page 34
Window Shades & Fixtures cCorkle Clyde 581 Main PENCER HERBERT T 15-19 Elm See page 15
Window Screens ERRILL P W CO 53 First, East Cambridge See page 34
, Wire Screens , ERRILL P. W CO 53 First, East Cambridge See page 34
Women's Ready-to-Wear UINN M H 3 Moody See left bot- tom lines 4
Wood ARCY COAL CO 33 Moody Tel Waltham 8 See front stencil
Wood Novelties ERIKSON S C & CO 31 Moody "at the Railroad Crossing" See inside front cover
Wood Preservatives
BARRETT COMPANY THE 35 Wendell Boston See page 28
Wood Turning ERIKSON S C & CO 31 Moody "at the Railroad Crossing" See inside front cover
Wood Workers Anderson & Ball II Water
Wood & Coal EDDY C F CO 207 Moody Tel Wal 956-M also 14II Washington W Newton See page 9 MARCY COAL CO 33 Moody Branch 76 Moody See front edge WALTHAM COAL CO Office 633 Main, Yard Elm near the bridge See front cover
SERVE OTHERS AS YOU WOULD HAVE OTHERS SERVE YOU" ADVERTISE IN YOUR CITY DIRECTORY Thru the Directory Service Specialists
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO. WILL F. DAVIS, Manager 261 FRANKLIN ST., cor. OLIVER ST. Room 407, BOSTON, MASS.
WALTHAM SCHOOL OF MILLINERY MRS. JOHN D. CLEMENT, Instructor DAY AND EVENING CLASSES PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT
Millinery Supplies
123 ADAMS STREET
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Established 1862
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO
Directory and 1 Map Publishers
Directory Service Specialists
We Publish Directories of the following Citie and Towns:
Biddeford-Saco, Me. Medford
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Boston Building
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Trade Directory
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Somerville Waltham
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haven Portsmouth, N. H.
Watertown
Brookline
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Winchester
Cambridge
Newcastle
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Newington
Hyde Park
Rye
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261 Franklin Street - -
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WALTHAM CITY GOVERNMENT 1921
Copyright 1921 W A Greenough & Co Boston Mass
MAYOR
Hon George R Beal
CITY COUNCIL
Robert L Lyons, president; Joseph M Quinn, George B Willard, Albert P Williams
MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS City Hall 618 Main
Board of 'Assessors-John E Moran Chairman; John A Lincoln, Bernard W Stanley
Board of Cemetery Commissioners -Frederick H Kerwin chairmn ; E1- bert L Greene, Clifton S Whitcomb; Derward W Hill supt
Board of Park Commissioners- Joseph P Morrissey, chairmn; Frank L Barnes, Clarence F French, James D Kelley, Thomas F O'Connor
Board of Recreation-Thomas F
O'Connor, chairmn; Clarence F French, C Benjamin Fuller, Catherine F McCusker, Joseph. P Morrissey
Board of Survey-Charles J Olney, chairmn; John H McCusker Robert B Somers
City Auditor-Raymond S Dolber City Clerk-Richard Steele
City Forester-Warren M Ryan
City Manager-Henry F Beal
City Messenger-Wm W Bryant
City Solicitor-John J Flynn jr 661 Main
City Treasurer and Collector-Har- lan W Cutter
Commissioners of Sinking Funds -- Ptolemy P Adams, chairmn; Harlan W Cutter, treas; Thomas H Arm- strong, Shirley H Eldridge
Constables-Charles F Chase, Dom- inic Conti, James C Dowd, John P
Doyle, Joseph Frankina, Leroy O Fuller, Lawrence J McCarthy, Peter F McGann
Director of Public Welfare-C Ben- jamin Fuller
Director of Public Works-George C Brehm
Fence Viewers-Michael Cahill, Charles F Chase, Osgood Weymouth Field Drivers-John R Murphy
Inspector of Plumbing-A Lincoln Moody
Inspector of Wires-Arthur L Hol- brook, 17 Lexington
Keeper of the Public Pound- Charles H Colwell
Measurers of Grain-James Fitz- patrick, Frederick M Haggerty
Measurers of Wood and Bark- Dominic E Connors, R Earl Eichler, Frederick M Haggerty, Ernest B Jackson, Frederick E King
Public Welfare Commission-Her. ry C Eaton, chairmn; Arthur A Han- sen, Richard Hinchey, Catherine F McCusker. Francis E Webster: C Benjamin Fuller, director; J Arthur Burke, investigator; Rudolph A Sib- ley, inspector of animals and provi- sions; George D Affleck, milk and sanitary inspector
Purchasing Agent-Henry G Saum- siegle
Registrars of Voters-Roger S Browne, chairmn; Edmond F Cormier, Thomas J Riley; Richard Steele, clk
Sealer of Weights and Measures- Frederick M Haggerty, 17 Lexington Supt of Public Buildings-Arthur L Cole
Surveyors of Lumber-Adelman E Clarke, James A McGlinchey
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Trustees of Buttrick Charity Fund -Harry L French, chairmn; Christina Fulton, Wm F Madden
Trustees of Leland Charity Fund -- Joseph H O'Neil, chairmn; Elizabeth G Bisbee, Henry P Buncher
Trustees of Royal E Robbins Mem- orial Fund-Francis E Webster, chair- mn : Wm P Bartel, Joanna T Leahy
Weighers of Coal-Mary M Ber- gin, Florence E Berry, James R Bick- ford, J Arthur Burke, John Carney, Laura A Carney, Margaret .E Carter, Joseph M Cash, Arthur L Cole, Dom- inic E Connors, Robert E Eichler, Fred Eisnor, Ludlow Estabrook, Christina Fulton, Pryor Fulton, Rob- ert Fulton, George W Furbush, E:1- gene J Gallagher, Frederick M Hag- gerty, Arthur A Hansen, Albert Hoff- ses, Ernest B Jackson, Frederick E King, Elizabeth Lanagan, Michael Lynskey, Richard Marcy, A Lincoln Moody, Stanley T Moor, Minnie E Ratto, Harry A Starr, Mae Tatter- sall, Robert Thompson jr, Lewis R Wallace, Miles Wellington, Edward White, Thomas H White R Doro- thy Young
Weighers of Hay-James R Bick- ford, J Arthur Burke, John Carney, Margaret E Carter, Arthur L Cole, Dominic E Connors, Robert E Eich- ler, Pryor Fulton, Frederick M Hag- gerty, Frederick E King, A Lincoln Moody, Stanley T Moor, John L Tot- ten, R Dorothy Young
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters 275 Moody nr Maple George L Johnson, chief; Edward H Bull, Ist asst; George H Strauch, 2d asst; Robert M Johnson, chief s driver; Harry W Ashley, Wm H Hill, Frank A Ring, relief drivers
CHEMICAL I 27 Lexington
Arthur D Bills, capt; Frederick A Dauncey, driver ; Joseph H Handy, hosemn
ENGINE I 275 Moody nr Maple
Henry F Smith, capt; Samuel A Stewart, Ist lieut : Frank W Morse, 2d lieut; Charles T Davis, enginemn; Wm H Downs, relief enginemn; George W Rogers, driver; Wm E Hill, hosemn; Axel C Backman, Geo A Clarke, Willis D Eaton, Frank H Haven, callmn
ENGINE 2
27 Lexington
Ernest W Balcom, capt; Wm W Stokes, Ist lieut; Earl O Maxwell, 2d lieut : Arthur H Parks, enginemn; Charles J Giddings, driver; Edward T Fisher, hosemn; Frederick Hamil- ton, Wm F Hayes, Henry R McDon- ald, John M Sykes, callmn
HOSE I 24 School av
Orrin H Walker, capt; James W Flood, lieut; Robert S Ashworth, driver; John B Morgan, hosemn; Lawrence F Donnelly, John McCul- lough, Walter M Walker, callmn
HOSE 3 275 Moody nr Maple
Phelps Polland, capt ; Andrew J Wheeler, driver; Lawrie Downing. hosemn; Herbert H Barlow, F H Fleming, John Harwood, George W Tapply, callmn
HOSE 4 22 Prospect cor Russell
John F Whitcomb, capt; Horace A Sanderson, lieut; R Stanley Weaver, driver; Harry B Shields, hosemn; Frank H Haron, Raymond A Morse, George W Penn, George W Schaffer, callmn
LADDER I 27 Lexington
Charles M Wheeler, capt ; Oscar A Johnson, lieut; E L Neal, driver; Bertram A Neal, laddermn; Alfred L. Chase, Alfred Cormier, Merton C Fiske, Graves Graverson, Joseph P McDermott, G C McQuillan, Edward B Smith, callmn
LADDER 2 275 Moody nr Maple
Edward F Sibley, capt; Frank E Swan, Ist lieut; Arthur L Derby, 2d lieut; Michael H Hardyman, driver ; Milford J Clough, C E Gaten, Thom- as J Glasgow, A W Gray, R H Hoff. ses, Winfield Rowe, callmn 1
LOCATION OF SIGNAL BOXES *Keyless Box
12 Moody Central Fire Station
13* Moody opp Spruce
14 Adams cor Maple
15 Crescent cor Robbins
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16* Moody cor Robbins
17* High cor Hall 18 Pine cor Gardner
19 Cedar cor Oak
II2 Moody cor Chestnut
113* Crescent opp Hotel Crescent
(14 Crescent cor Walnut
[15 Woerd av opp Canoe Club
[16 Crescent cor Adams
117 Lowell cor Ash
118 Electric Light Station
119 Newton cor Chestnut
[4] Crescent cor Prospect
[51 Waltham Dial Co., Rumford av
152 Woerd av cor Martyn
Moody cor Derby
61 :62 Adams cor Brown
Lowell cor Wash av
71 72 Newton cor Myrtle
73 Newton cor, Robbins
74 High opp Cedar
81 Newton' cor Benefit
Taylor cor Lowell
82 83 Newton cor Gorham 84 Stearns cor Cushing
91 Calvary opp Flood ..
92 Farwell cor Calvary
93 John cor' Friend Main cor Moody
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23* Moody opp Hotel Charlesbank
24 Charles cor Fountain
25* Main cor Bacon
26 Main cor South
27 Charles cor Prospect
28
Roberts' Paper Mill
29 Stony Brook opp Hemenway's
12 Prospect cor Sharon
Main opp Spring
|25* 26 Main cor Stowe
27 South. opp Dartmouth
28 South cor Hartwell
29 Weston opp O Weymouth's
41 Felton cor Harvard
42* Felton cor Water
51 Harvard cor Russell
Main cor Prospect
51* 52 Fiske av cor Park av
53 Main cor Lunda
31 Pond cor Exchange
32 Bacon cor Dale
34 Lexington cor Lincoln
35 Winter cor Locust Lincoln cor Smith
36 37 Trapelo rd opp Wellington estate Lexington St crossing B & M
38 39 Hammond cor Lawrence School opp St Mary's Church
12 School cor Grant
3 School cor Howard [4 Rich cor Wellington av
15 Prentiss cor Sterling rd
321
Dale
322 Plympton cor Caughey
33I Bacon Crossing B & M
332
Bacon opp Greenwood av
341
Lexington cor Stanley rd
342 Lexington cor Lake
343 Lexington cor Trapelo rd
35I Winter cor Lincoln
361 Lincoln cor Lake
381 Lexington cor Beaver
391 Summit cor Lawrence
4 Church cor Summer
41 Beaver, A T Lyman's
42 Beaver cor Linden
43 Opp Pierce Greenhouse, Waver- ley Oaks rd
45 Trapelo rd cor Forest
46 Trapelo rd opp Baldwin estate
41I* School cor Liberty
412 Summer cor Pleasant
421 Waverley Oaks rd cor Beaver
422 Linden cor Waverley Oaks rd
431 Waverley Oaks rd c Trapelo rd
442 Beaver cor Warren
443
Barnes cor Gill rd
45I Trapelo rd cor Woburn
5* Main cor Elm
5 (Duplicate) Central Fire Sta
51* Main cor Heard
52* Main opp Linden
53 Main cor Willow
54 River cor Willow
56 Newton cor River
57 Central cor Appleton
5II Barton cor Newton
521 Grove cor Bright
522 Massasoit cor Massasoit ct
523 River cor Elm
561 River cor Bright
Private Boxes
8 Waltham Watch Factory
9 Standard Oil Co, off Calvary
81 City Home 250 South
82 Metz Auto Factory, Crescent pk
83 J L Thomson Mfg Co, South
84 Waltham Hospital
85 Mass. School for Feeble Minded
86 Notre Dame Training School
87 Beaver Lodge, Beaver
811 Boston Mfg Co
812 Car Barns, Upper Main
813 "Hillside," Worcester la
814 Metz Mfg Co., River
815 Atlas Chemical Co., Calvary
831 Waltham Pumping Sta No I
851 Cedar Hill Farm, Beaver
SIGNALS
I-One blow 6.50 a m and 8.50 p m test
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I-One blow 12 m time signal
2-Two blows will dismiss compa- nies in waiting and give notice that companies in service have "made up." Should an alarm occur from another box before this signal is given, com- panies answering second will answer first and companies answering third will answer second:
3-Three blows, second alarm
3-3-Three blows twice, third alarm
IO-10-Ten blows struck twice will assemble the police in case of emer- gency
22-22-22-Twenty-two struck thre? times at 7.30 a m indicates no session of schools in the morning; same sig- nal at 12.35 p m no afternoon session
6-6-Out of city signals six blows twice, companies will assemble at their respective stations and await orders®
7-7-7-Military call, seven. blows struck three times
Railroad fire signal-One long blow of the locomotive whistle followed by three short blows repeated twice or more
3-3-3-Three blows three times call for assistance from the city of New- ton
2-2-Two blows twice followed by one round of box nearest fire, brush fire
LIBRARY DEPARTMENT
735 Main BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michael J Connolly, chairmn; Mrs Christine Fulton, sec; Cornelius ! McCormick, Charles N Perkins, Mrs Alice C Peugh, Thomas H Rollinson Orlando C Davis, librarian About 60,000 volumes
SOUTH BRANCH 184 Moody
Madolyn E Murphy, branch libra- rian
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Headquarters 25 Lexington Chief-James H McKenna Captain-Richard Currin Lieutenant-Edward A Cloonan Inspector-Lawrence J McCarthy Charles E Backman, Lucius T Be- mis, Bernard A Coen, Stephen T Connelly. Wm A Connors, John J Cunningham, John B Donahoe, Fran- cis J Donahoe, Martin S Doyle, Mich-
ael F Duffy, Horace E Eastman, John J Edmunds, Joseph F Flood, Wm H Gammon, Patrick B Graney, Wm J Hardigan, Michael J Hartigan, Wm H Lyons, Frank J McGuire, Wm H Mogan, James A Mulvihill, Michael H O'Neil, Thomas S Qualters, James F Rhodes, Wm E Stone, Raymond E Thompson, Peter J Tracy, Thomas L V Tully, patrolmen
James L Britton, John J A Havey, Ernest Maines, Asa McKenna, res- erve patrolmen
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Office 49 School opp Liberty SCHOOL COMMITTEE
George R. Beal, chairmn ex officio Clarence F French, vice-chairmn Charles N Perkins, clk; Jessie M Hughes, Margarget W P Peirce, Rob. ert H Sanderson, Henry A Wood Annie R Young
SUPT OF SCHOOLS
Charles N Perkins, office 49 Schoo opp Liberty. The office is open dur ing business hours. The superintend ent may be found there as follows 4 to 5 p m on school days; evening by appointment; Wednesday, 7.30 t 8 p m; Elsie M Broderick, office ass
SCHOOLS
HIGH 49 School
Willis L Eaton, master; Arthur ] Burke, sub master; Louis E Buvrar( Isabelle Dauncey, Charles W Good rich, F Josephine Hall, Alfred Hodge, Carolyn S Hoffman, John Leary, Marion Lovis, Helen Obe
Henrietta A Pratt, Edith H Ran. Alice N Rigby, Marion Rockwoo. Samuel W Rounds, Grace F Seabur Celia M Spencer, George L War Jeannette B Wilson, Grace L Wool ward, tchrs; Otis E Van Demar janitor; May E Carter, Bertell Poster, assts
NORTH JUNIOR HIGH 115 School cor Lexington Bradford W Drake, prin ; Margar R Albertson, Miriam C Allen, M P Burns, W Linwood Chase, Lil
E Clement, Katrina M Graveso Louise A Hill, Annie L Hinche Margaret F Maboley, Adelaide Merriman, Mary I. Mudgett, Lula
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Payson, Margaret E Perkins, Hulda B Ward, tchrs
NATHANIEL P BANKS 956 Main cor South
Winthrop N Crocker, prin; Lucy M Adams, Emily M Bassett, Dora Burr, Augusta Colby, Freda M Du- plessis, Margaret Goulding, Luella Hastings, Iva R Jones, Grace P Lynch, Beulah E Mabie, Nettie Mc- Questen, S Caroline Peabody, Edith M Wheeler, tchrs; Alfred J Oxton, janitor
SETH BEMIS 15 Orange Sarah A Wall, prin; Marion E Bur- roughs, A Mildred Kierstead, Cora D Morell, Anna Redmond, tchrs; Frederick D Hicks, janitor
JONATHAN B BRIGHT 240 Grove cor Bright L Mabel .Forbush, prin; Mrs Har- riet I Lyman, A Gertrude Sanderson, Margaret Wilde, tchrs; Frank B Frye, janitor
THOMAS HILL 492' Main cor Heard
Carrie M Leonard, prin; Clara An- :in, Floy French, Katherine D Jones, Mary E Lovell, Marjorie Lowe, No- velle W Pearson, Corinne L Salley, Stella B Stockwell, tchrs; Gustaf B Anderson, janitor
FRANCIS C LOWELL 274 Newton
Emma H White, prin; Celia E Bowie, Eloise Calvey, Henrietta Liv- ngstone, Sarah E Mullen, Annie E Varney, tchrs; Frank E Thompson, anitor
CHAUNCEY NEWHALL 220 Charles cor Prospect Stella W Mayo, prin; Margaret C Adams, Harriet M Billings, Mary L Cahill, Rebecca E Campbell, Bertha L Clark, Mary F Leonard, Grace H Sawtelle, Sara H Wellington, tchrs; Sander Abrahamson, janitor
OLD HIGH 73 School
Annie Adams, Hilda G Maenche, Mary B Robinson, tchrs; Gustaf B Anderson, janitor
THOMAS R PLYMPTON 22 Farnsworth
Susan M Warren, prin; Mary L Brown, Lola L Haye, Emma Hor- rocks, Helen P Jones, Helen M Le- land, Edith E Stone, Edith G Web- ber, tchrs
POND END Winter west of Lincoln
Ellen M Jones, prin; Beatrice M Bailey, Ethel L Petipas, tchrs ; Ca1 . melo Cassella, janitor
ROYAL E ROBBINS 60 Chestnut
Mira E Metcalf, prin; Janette D Brackett, Susanne L Gordon, Myrtle A Leonard, Annie C Pottle, Mildred H Rose, Charlotte H Smith, Susie S Smith, tchrs; Frank E Thompson, janitor
JOHN ROBERTS 24 Sunnyside av cor Morton Edith A Luce, tchr; George E Grant, janitor
SOUTH GRAMMAR 36 Stearns cor High
Winthrop N Crocker, prin; Edith M Archibald, May A Blake, Mar- garet J Burgess, Viola W Clifton, Rosalie M Cole, Alice N Griffin, Ruth 1 Grindle, Emily E Mague, Jennie F Pennell, Elsie E Turner, tchrs; Wal- demar Zandin, janitor
SAMUEL D WARREN 139 Waverley Oaks rd cor Beaver
Emily Sweet, prin; Helen M Wil- liams, tchr; James Allen, janitor
SPECIAL TEACHERS
Americanization-Hattie M Boyn- ton, Gretrude H Farnum
Continuation-Anna M Bagley, Leo- nard C Johnston
Cooking-Susan B Hunter, Jose- phine Potter
Drawing-Amy J Burgess, Annette M La Voie
Gardening-Mabel J Weekes
Gymnastics-Martha MacC Barnes Music-Charles E Boyd Sewing-Alice A Cutting, Jose- phine Potter, Helen I Whitlock
Attendance Officers-Charles M Andrews, James H McKenna
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ASSOCIATIONS
AMERICAN RED CROSS WAL- THAM BRANCH, 681 Main rm 10; Mildred Higgins, executive sec
ASBURY TEMPLE ASSN-Eu- gene L Folsom, pres, 101 Wash av; meet on call
ISOLA FILICUDA-Antonio Mo- bilia, sec, 100 Central; meet 4th Sun at 137₺ Moody
LUTHER LEAGUE HOPPET- Meet 2d and 4th Thurs at 797 Main MIDDLESEX COUNTY BU- REAU OF AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS-7 Moody, F D Griggs, managing director
NORTH AMERICAN' CIVIC LEAGUE FOR IMMIGRANTS- 137₺ Moody, Joseph Spano, field sec ST STEFANO FILICUDI-Car- melo Connistrarro sec, 384 River; meet 4th Sun at 1373 Moody
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF MAINE ASSN-Mrs M Eva Sawyer, sec; 92 Maple; meet 2d Mon fr Oct to April at II Moody
WALTHAM ANIMAL AID SO- CIETY-Mrs George J Barker, cor sec, 42 Prospect; meet 4th Wed WALTHAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE-15 Moody; R Earl Eichler, pres ; J. T Shay, mgr
WALTHAM DEMOCRATIC CITY COMMITTEE-673 Main rm 8 WALTHAM DISTRICT NURS- ING ASSN-Mrs Charles W Pierce, sec-treas; meet 2d Thurs at 764 Main
WALTHAM EDUCATION SOCI- ETY-Louise Dietrick, sec, Worces- ter la; meet Nov to May five even- ings at High school hall
WALTHAM FIREMEN'S RE- LIEF ASSN-Arthur D Bills, sec; George L Johnson, treas, 275 Moody WALTHAM GRADUATE NUR- SES ASSN-19 Daniels pl; Rachel Mackintosh, sec, 183 Ash; meet Ist Tues at 764 Main
WALTHAM MEDICAL SOCI-
ETY-Ralph W Dennen, sec, 258 Moody; meet Ist Thurs at 735 Main WALTHAM MUTUAL AID ASSN-John F Connolly, sec, 75 Riv- er; meet last Thurs at 103 Moody
WALTHAM
NEW
CHURCH.
SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSN -- Meet annually in June at Waltham School for Girls
WALTHAM POLICE RELIEF ASSN-James A Mulvihill, sec; 25 Lexington
WALTHAM REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE-LeRoy 0 Fuller, chairmn, 106 Chestnut
WALTHAM SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE-3 Moody, rm 50; C Ben- jamin Fuller, pres; Mrs Pryor Fulton sec; Mrs Grace C Brown, sec
WALTHAM VETERAN FIRE. MEN'S ASSN, "THE MAJOR"- A H King, sec, 50 Wadsworth av; meet Ist and 3d Tues at 156 Moody
WATCH FACTORY MUTUAL RELIEF ASSN-321 Crescent nr Prospect; Miss S Frank Ray, sec, 78 Cherry; annual meeting in Jan
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSN -25 Harvard; Robert B Burofsky. sec, 365 Moody; meet Ist & 3d Thurs
BRIDGES
ELM ST across Charles river ni B & M sta
FARWELL ST across Charles riv er nr Newton line
MOODY ST across Charles river nr B & M sta
NEWTON ST across Charles river north of McKenn
PROSPECT ST across Charles riv- er nr Crescent
CEMETERIES
CALVARY 163 Calvary at Newtor line : Wm J Mulvihill, supt CITY South nr City Home GROVE HILL 225 Grove and 260 Main
MT FEAKE off Prospect at River. view sta; Derward W Hill, supt
CHURCHES
Baptist
BETH EDEN 80 Maple nr Moody J Martin Rand, sexton, 56 Maple Frank Richardson, clk, 21 Wellingtor FIRST, 19 Moody cor Charles- A Augustus Hobson, pastor
Congregational Trinitarian FIRST, 732 Main-Frederick Page, pastor
SWEDISH, 34 Central opp Cross- Theodore Englund, pastor
Congregational Unitarian
FIRST PARISH, 40 Church CO1 School; Adolph Rossback, pastor, 7: School
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Episcopal
CHRIST, 754 Main-Rev. Francis E Webster, rector; Tom Hetden, treas; morning prayer 10.45 a m
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 252 Moody, cor High-Edward A Baker, rector
Lutheran SWEDISH, 797 Main
Methodist Episcopal
FIRST, 686 Main-Orville C Po- land, pastor
IMMANUEL, 285 . Moody cor
Cherry-Frank G Potter, pastor
Non-Sectarian
SALVATION ARMY, II Pine- Alfred Vincent, adjt
Presbyterian
FIRST, 33' Alder cor Beech-Ed- ward E Weaver,' pastor
Roman Catholic
ST CHARLES, 57 Hall cor Cush- ing-Peter J- Walsh, rector; John L Callahan, Andrew J White, curates
ST JOSEPH'S, 53 Central opp Jackson-Rosario. Richard, rector; Antonio Mongeon, sexton, 6 Jack- son pl
ST MARY'S, 133 School-Rev James J Baxter DD, rector; Rev Jo- seph H Casey, Rev John J Crane S T L, Rev Henry M Tattan, curates; Masses Sundays 6.30, 7.30, 8, 9, 10, II a m
Swedenborgian
WALTHAM SOCIETY OF THE NEW JERUSALEM, 351 Lexington -Wm F Wunsch, pastor; George B Beaman, clk
Universalist
CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR, 761 Main-Frank Il Billington, pastor
CLUBS
CRESCENT CANOE, 299 Cres- cent-H B Arnold, sec-treas
EIGHTEEN-EIGHTY, Mrs Nellic F Barker, sec-Prospect; meet ist & 3d Mon
FALES, Bernard W Stanley, sec; 39 Bacon ; meet at Fales House, Christ church 2d & 4th Tues Oct to May
FLASHLIGHT, Francis C Mann,
sec, 32 Pleasant; meet every Sat at 590 Main
HIGHLAND, 39 Summit ITALIAN-AMERICAN REPUB- LICAN, 1372 Moody-Joseph Frank- lina, sec, 44 Spruce; meet last Thurs PARK, 655 Main
PIETY CORNER, 288 Bacon-A Gertrude Sandison, sec, III Lincoln
RIVERSIDE, 321 Crescent-W R Willis, mgr
UNITY, 645 Main
WALTHAM CAMERA, 2 Cres- cent-George B Glidden, sec, 78 Tay- lor; meet 2d Tues
WALTHAM CANOE, meet Ist & 3d Mons at Club House, Woerd av WALTHAM GIRLS, 103 Moody WALTHAM MOTHERS, Mrs Mary T Dwinell, pres, 84 Ellison pk; meet Ist & 3d Wed at Fales House
WALTHAM MUSICAL, Ruth Lar- com, sec, 150 Weston; meet Ist & 3d Tues at homes of members
WALTHAM SPORTING, A H King, sec, 50 Wadsworth av; meet Ist & 3d Tues at 156 Moody
WALTHAM TEACHERS, Geo L Ward, sec, 9 Anderson ter; meet on call
WALTHAM WOMAN'S, Mrs Ber- tha H Mosher, sec, 188 Ash; meet every Fri at Universalist church
COUNTY OFFICERS
MIDDLESEX COUNTY (County Cities Cambridge and Lowell)
Clerk of Courts-Ralph N Smith (Arlington) Ist asst; Roger H Hurd (Arlington) 2d asst; Frederick L Put- nam (Melrose) 3d asst; John R Mac- Kinnon (Watertown) 4th asst; Har- riett L Parker (Cambridge), Freder- ick C Bean (Woburn)
County Commissioners-Erson B Barlow (Lowell), Alfred L Cutting (Weston), Walter C Wardwell (Cam- bridge), Fred P Barnes (Newton), H Harding Hale (Hudson) associate commissioners
County Engineer-Frank H Ken- dall (Belmont)
Court Interpreter-Michael Cangi- ano (Cambridge)
Court Officers-Charles E Byrnes (Somerville), Wm R Davis (Cam- bridge), J Edwin Fairbairn (Cam- bridge), J Willard Jones (Somer- ville), Frederick T Peabody (Mel-
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rose), Fred A Rhoades (Malden), George F Stiles (Lowell), Arthur H Wiggin (Newton); Probate Court, George Nutt (Natick), James R Par- ry (Somerville)
Court Stenographers-Alexander M Gilbert (Cambridge), Florence N Goodwin (Cambridge), Frank E Rol- lins (Medford)
Deputy Sheriffs-Albert' J Adams. (Marlborough), Alvah S Baker (Cam- bridge), Fred A Beals (Everett), George W Bishop (Cochituate), Her- bert C Blackmer (Melrose), Martin Conway (Billerica), Wm R Davis, chief deputy (Cambridge), Charles A Eveleth (Lowell), A Paul Fillebrown (Ayer), John A Finigan (Concord). George · D Ford (Cambridge), John F Ford (Cambridge), Bernard F Gate- ly (Lowell), Wm P Kingsbury (Hoi- liston), George F Leslie (Waltham), . James H McKenna (Waltham), Ar- thur H McLearn (Belmont), Lyman H Richards (Weston), George H Stevens (Dracut), Samuel W Tucker (Newton), Henry L Walker (Med ford), Wm H Walsh (Framingham)
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