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« Charles, fisherman, rooms 55 Rogers [Eastern Point
« Jeffries (Boston), summer residence, East Main, near
" Nehemiah C. shoemaker, house 56 Centennial av.
« William H. (Chelsea), summer residence, 9 Dennison
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Yates Margaret. widow, house 67 Eastern av.
William, house 46 Western aw
Yatınan James O. (Providence. R. I.). summer residence, Atlantic road. Bass Rocks
Yeaton Frank. cook, boards 115 Washington .
Yeppson Alexander, fisherman. boards 19 Commercial
:« Yuel, fisherman, boards 19 Commercial
Yongberg Anton, fisherman, house 1097 Washington
York Sumner D. lawyer, 111 Main; also judge district court, house at Rockport
Young Abram, ship carpenter, house 15 Harbor terrace
66 Albert, fisherman, boards 12 Railroad av.
« Alla F. market gardener, house 47 High
" Annie G. boards 9 Andrews
" Annie T. at wrapper factory, boards 7 Haskell Austin P. foreman, 51 Rogers, house 11} Cleveland .
Carl C. master mariner, house 2 Mt. Vernon
" Charles F. farmer, house 43 High
« Charles P. fish skinner, house 7 Haskell
" Charles W. sewing machine agent, 33 Main, boards rear 17 Exchange
" Epes, sewing machine agent, house rear 17 Exchange
. F. Henry, laborer, house 52 High [nolia
" George R. (Boston), summer res. Lexington av., Mag-
« George W. laborer, house 111 Fort square
Hannah, widow of Thomas, house 7 Haskell
« John W. farmer, house 62 High
" Mary A. widow, house 45 Commercial
« Men's Christian Association, 71 Middle
Orlinda C. seamstress, boards 45 Commercial
Samuel C. carpenter, house 728 Washington
YOUNG WOMAN'S CLUB, 152 Elm (see page 636)
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Younger Albert T. laborer, boards 115 Centennial av.
« Anna M. widow of Oliver, died Dec. 29, 1903
« Charles, laborer, house 115 Centennial av.
" Edward P. teamster, C. H. Boynton's, house 10 Acacia
« Joseph I. produce dealer, boards 10 Acacia
« Maurice, jr. house 4 Cherry, near Poplar
William H. laborer, house 6 Ashland place
66 William H. peddler, house 301 Washington
Zeman Joseph H. foreman, 225 Duncan, house 8 Loring ct. Zocchi Carlo, quarryman, boards 21 Andrews Zwicker Estella L. clerk, boards 32 Friend
" Ida M. nurse, 7 Short, boards do.
4. William Mrs. house rear 150 Maplewood av.
Anything Worth Owning IS WORTH INSURING. H. L. Follansbee & Co.
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POINTS OF INTEREST
FIVE AND TEN POUND ISLANDS, in Gloucester Harbor, so named from the fact that five and ten pounds respec- tively were paid for them. On the latter are the build- ings of the United States Fish Commission and light- house
RAFE'S CHASM, Magnolia, is a fissure into the solid rocks, some sixty feet deep and twelve wide at the mouth, gradually growing narrower as it runs inland
DOG TOWN COMMONS. May be visited by way of Wash- ington street and Gee avenue. This section of Cape Ann is a field of study for all who delight in the invest- igation of tradition. It contains remnants of many cellars of both houses and farm buildings, also of walls which in years long past are supposed to have divided the land of the residents one from the other. The streets and foot paths are grass grown and leave but faint proof of their past
GOVERNOR'S HILL, to the left of Washington street, by way of Commonwealth avenue, from which a fine view of the city and harbor may be obtained
WILLOUGHBY PARK, in West Gloucester, containing many miles of hills and dales, reached by way of Essex aven- ue and Atlantic street
COFFIN'S BEACH, near Willoughby Park, now called Win- gaersheek Beach, but more familiarly known as Cof- fin's. Extensive sand dunes may be seen on the way
PAVILION BEACH, just off Western avenue, near Main st. MOUNT ANNE PARK, formerly Thompson's Mountain, giv- en to the city by Minot Brothers of Boston, in West Gloucester. This is the highest elevation on Cape Ann, being 255 feet above the sea level. Commanding a fine view of Massachusetts Bay, the White Mountains and Bunker Hill Monument on a clear day
ANNISQUAM WILLOWS, planted about 45 years ago, and forming an arch over Washington street just before entering Annisquam
CAPE POND, a large body of fresh water from which many tons of ice are cut, and which also furnishes the town of Rockport with its water
NILES' POND, Eastern Point, a State pond at East Glou- cester, contains many pickerel and other fresh water fish
THATCHER'S TWIN LIGHTS, on Thatcher's Island, the out- post of Cape Ann. They may be visited by hoisting a signal which will be found on shore at the island's. nearest point to the mainland
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EASTERN POINT LIGHT. May be reached by the govern- ment road. Niles' Beach and Pond are on the road
GRANITE QUARRIES, at Pigeon Cove, may be seen on the drive around the Cape. The quarry of the Rockport Granite Company may be seen from the Main road
ANNISQUAM LIGHT, at the extreme end of Annisquam Point. Iron light tower
OLD FORT, at Eastern Point, just off the road to Eastern Point Light, erected 1862
OLD FORT, at Stage Fort Park, erected 1812
STAGE. FORT PARK, purchased by the city in 1898, on Western avenue, and commands an excellent view of the harbor and city
RAVENSWOOD PARK. Bequeathed to the city by the late Samuel E. Sawyer, to be preserved as a wild park, on Western avenue, near Fresh Water Cove
NORMAN'S WOE, made famous by the pen of Longfellow in "The Wreck of the Hesperus." May be visited on the drive to Magnolia
GOOD HARBOR BEACH, at Bass Rocks
THE OLDEST HOUSE ON CAPE ANN. Built at Goose Cove by Thomas Riggs, who was the first schoolmaster and town clerk. Take road on the left approaching the Willows
THE. FREEMAN HOUSE, West Gloucester, was erected pre- vious to 1700, and was used as a tavern for years
THE BABSON HOUSE, at Pigeon Cove, erected by three men who fled from Salem about 1698, with their mother, and hid in this house so that she should not be punished as a witch
THE ELLERY HOUSE, Riverdale, built between 1704 and 1710 by Rev. John White. This house was used for a long time as a tavern, and contains many interesting relics of " Ye olde time "
THE BABSON HOUSE, Riverdale, built about 1740 by Joseph Allen. 'Said to still retain the slave pens used during the slavery times
THE DENNISON HOUSE, Bay View, built about 1727 "OLD MOTHER ANN," at the extremity of Eastern Point. A perfect contour of a woman in a reclining position DRIVES AROUND THE CAFE. A fiften-mile drive giving a view of the ocean, the granite quarries, wooded road- ways and residences. The drive may be made by Rock- port first, or by way of Washington street. By way of Rockport is through Eastern avenue, past Beaver Dam to Great Hill, down the hill to Rockport, down Broad- way past the old mill, a ruin of Rockport's former in- dustry of cotton weaving ; thence through Dock square, along Main street, Back Beach and granite quarries ; thence through Pigeon Cove and Phillips avenue to Lanesville, through Washington street to Bay View, Annisquam and Riverdale to Gloucester proper
AROUND WEST GLOUCESTER. Through Western and Es- sex avenues to Concord street, where guide boards point the way to Essex, Wingaersheek Beach and Willoughby Park. A ride of from four to eight miles of wooded country roads
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TO MANCHESTER. Through Western avenue to Magnolia and Manchester. Before entering the town the grounds of the Essex County Club are to be seen. Points of interest are Singing Beach, Masconomo House, cottage of the late Joseph Procter, Yacht Club, Memorial Building and Library
AROUND THE BIG HEATER. Through Western and Essex avenues to Essex and through the woods to Manches- ter, thence to the city by way of Western avenue
To EAST GLOUCESTER AND EASTERN POINT. Through Main street to Point Hill; thence through East Main street to land of Eastern Point Associates. The road- way through this property leads to Eastern Point and along the "Back Shore," giving excellent views of the ocean. « On the return, drive over Mt. Pleasant avenue (from the top of which a fine view of the city proper may, be obtained), to Bass Rocks, at which place the surf may be seen at its best ; thence back by East Main and Main streets to the city
To MAGNOLIA. Through Western avenue, past Stage Fort Park and Ravenswood Park, over Sawer's Hill and the State Highway, past Fresh Water and Kettle Coves; thence along Magnolia avenue around Magnolia Point. Return by way of Hesperus avenue through the woods, side paths from which will give excellent views of the Flume, Rafe's Chasm and Norman's Woe
TO WINGAERSHEEK BEACH. See West Gloucester drive
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GLOUCESTER BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Accountants BABSON FITZ J. & CO. 19112 Main (see page 602)
Ale, Porter and Cider
DAVIS GEORGE A. 2 Porter, rear 95 Main (see inside front cover)
KING J. THOMAS, 225 Main (see page 629)
LONDERGAN P. & CO. 77 and 79 Duncan (see front colored page)
RYAN VINCENT J. 50 School (see page 628)
Anchor Works
Cape Ann Anchor Works, foot of Whittemore
Apothecaries (See also Druggists)
BARKER FRED A. 134 Main (see back cover)
NEWTON WALTER H. 102 Main (see inside front cover)
ROGERS ANTHONY C. 139 Prospect (see line on front cover) WETHERELL M. L. 178 Main (see front colored page)
Architect
Phillips Ezra L. 209 Main
Artists
Bradford Marcia A., Norman av.
Cook John A. 351 East Main
Gallison H. H. 698 Washington
Harvey George W. 47 Curve
Hodgkins Belle D. 656 Washington
Rowe Lancelot K. 39 Witham
Thurston John T. 250 Main
Artists' Materials THOMPSON CHARLES W. 67 Washington (see page 615) .
Auctioneers ANDREWS ALBERT C. 75 Main (see page 628) COOK BENJAMIN C. 249 Main (see page 602) HAZEL CHARLES H. M. 203 Bradford bldg. (see p. 603) JOHNSON JOHN A. & CO., Webster block, 11 Pleasant, (see front colored page)
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL A Vessel, see H. L. FOLLANSBEE & CO. (335)
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Auctioneers-Continued
MCKENZIE ROBERT C. & SON, 11 Pleasant, room 19 (see page 602)
Presson Leonard J. 3 Mansfield
STEELE'S GEORGE SONS & CO. 201 Main (see inside back cover)
STORY CYRUS, 76 Main (see page 602)
Automobile Repairs and Supplies
CLANCY J. F. 9 Western av. (see page 627)
PERKINS LAUNCH AND MOTOR CO. (The), 81 E. Main (see page 616)
PERKINS & CORLISS, 65 Middle (see page 616)
STODDARD ADAM P. & CO. 236 Main (see page 616)
Automobiles
CLANCY J. F. 9 Western av. (second-hand, see page 627) PERKINS & CORLISS, 65 Middle (see page 616)
Awnings and Tents
ROWE E. L. & SON, 33 Wharf (see front cover)
SIMMONS MANUEL, 16 Liberty (see page 620)
Back=Stop Nets
GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO., Maplewood av. cor. Grove (see front cover)
Bakers
Christopherson George R. 79 Maplewood av.
HUBBARD AUGUSTUS & SON, 40 to 44 Prospect (see calendar page 8) Johnson N. M, 43 Washington
Nelson Anton, 3 Sargent
PUGH WALTER A. 288 Main (see page 635)
Smith John G. 140 Prospect
Union Hill Bakery, 288 Main
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE, 1512 Elm (home-made, see p. 636)
Bands and Orchestras
Anderson's Orchestra, John E. Anderson, leader, 13 Middle Clark's Military Band, Benj. C. Clark, leader, 105 Main Orpheus Orchestra, Horace Haskell, leader, 37 Main
Riverdale Cadet Band and Orchestra, Charles A. Glover, leader, 12 Reynard Waino Band, Charles A. Glover, leader, 12 Reynard
Banks
CAPE ANN NATIONAL BANK, Kilby W. Shute, cashier, 156 Main (see page 601)
CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK, Daniel T. Babson, treasurer, 109 Main (see front colored page)
City National Bank, William A. Pew, cashier, 195 Main First National Bank, John Gott, cashier, 191 Main Gloucester Co-operative Bank, 209 Main
GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK, Wm. Babson, cashier, Gloucester Bank building, Main, cor. Duncan (see out- side back of book and page 600)
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Barbers
Bernard Joseph, 24 Main Bradstreet J. Osborn, 52 Main
Brimer Harvey, 98 East Main
Buckley Daniel V. 163 Main Burns Peter, 4 Main Carlz Joseph J. 219 Main Cook George A. 40 Washington
Cosgrove William H. 36512 Main
Daley William P. 19 Main
Dexter Samuel D. 27012 Main Dion Silas, 1060 Washington
Dunphy John A. 65 Duncan
Fiahlo Filisberto E. 431 Main
Flagg Frank, 961 Washington
Foster Louis, 319 Main Francis Manuel L. 239 Main
Garrett Charles A. 47 Duncan
Goldthwait Herman F. 19 Duncan
Harnish John F. 17 Hancock
Jodrey W. C. 102 Duncan
Johnson Walter C. 58 Washington
Kelley R. W. 9 Centre
LaRose James A. 2 Duncan
Larson Henry, 67 East Main
Littlefield Frank F. 115 Washington
MacDonald William E. 259 Main
Marston Warren, 92 Main
McEachern James D. 245 Main
Merchant Albion H. 352 Main
Mitchell Anthony G. 239 Main
Nunes Antoine P. 277 Main
O'Brien William, 56 Pleasant
Parks Warren M. 1691% East Main
Pimentel Joseph J. 16412 East Main
Rogers John, 239 Main
Rowe William H. jr. 42 Main
Silva A. J. 9 Centre
Silva Loring, jr. 30112 Main
Sponagle Stephen S. 167 Main
Tribon E. Harry, 9 Centre
Viator Charles H., Prospect, cor. Railroad av.
Welch James H. 19 Main
Barge Lines Davis Gorham, 72 Washington, opposite Prospect and Magnolia av. ROWE ANDREW J., Norman av., Magnolia (see page 626)
Baskets HARTWELL SEYMOUR S. & CO. 9 Chestnut (see inside front cover) LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see back cover)
Bath House COOK BENJAMIN C. 259 Main (see page 602)
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
Negotiated by H. L. Follanshee & Co.
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Bell Rollers LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see back cover)
Bicycle Repairing
HODGKINS EMERY, Jr. 83 Maplewood av (see page 620) PERKINS & CORLISS, 65 Middle (see page 616)
Bicycles
Abbott Francis H., Lobster lane, Magnolia
Cape Ann Cycle Co. 379 Main
HODGKINS EMERY, Jr. 83 Maplewood av. (see page 620)
PERKINS & CORLISS, 65 Middle (see page 616)
Bill Posters
Bradstreet J. Osborn, 104 Western av.
CONNORS RICHARD, Railroad av. opp. passenger station (see page 622)
Billiard and Pool Rooms
Chaloner Albert, 270 Main
Davis George H. 111 East Main
Day William F. 174 Main
Grant George W. 30 Rogers
Martin Austin E. 126 East Main
Olsen Gustave, 288 Main
Pomeroy James L. 173 East Main
Saunders Joseph, 9 Main
Vieira Leopoldo J. 29312 Main
Blacksmiths
Ashley Henry P. 19 Commercial
BARNARD GEORGE K. 31 Commercial (see page 621)
Bray George H. 51 Rocky Neck av.
Carter Hibbert B. 369 Main
Davis David L. 31 Rogers
Dunbar William H., Maplewood av. near Cleveland
Frazier Benjamin, 32 Wharf
Hadley Daniel E. 123 East Main
Harvey Sidney R. 1052 Washington
HAYES M. W. SCOTT, 6 Parsons (see page 619) Hilton D. M. Co. 8 Water
Jones Joseph E., Langsford, near Andrews
Marr Charles A. 95 Duncan
McCarthy Timothy (estate), Raymond street, Magnolia.
McDonald Charles W. 3 East Main
McIsaac Angus, 15 Mansfield
Mclellan Bryce E. 1134 Washington
Reed Thomas E. 133 East Main
Robinson Frank W. foot of Rowe square
Scammon S. G. 80 Western av.
Smith George A. 14 Vincent
Smith James E. 24 Commercial
Stearns D. M., Raymond st., Magnolia
Wheeler Edwin R. 35 Pearl
Blocks (Ship)
Davis David L. 31 Rogers Lufkin C. F. 353 Main Tarr William P. 89 Duncan
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Blue Fish Squids LOTHROP L. D. 66 to 70 Duncan (see back cover)
Boarding and Lodging Houses (See also Hotels)
Aldrich Fritz L. 60 Main
Bailey Edward E. 32 Rogers
Boudrow Julia, 249 Main
Braewood The, Mrs. Maria H. Braewood, Essex av., W. G. (summer)
Brown Christina M. Mrs. 17 Main
Carlson Andrew, 11 Chestnut
Clausen Augusta A. Mrs. 238 Main
Coffey Joanna Mrs. 28 Commercial
Corbley James, 39 Commercial
Damon Lewis P. 55 Rogers Fitzgerald Charles V. 58 Rogers
Gillis Flora R. Mrs. 58 Duncan
Gourville Mary A. 8 Middle
Hafey Mary B. Mrs. 18 Water Hamilton N. D. 12 Railroad av. Hansen Matilda, 242 Main Harvey Mary Mrs. 9 Ivy court
Isaacson George, 6 Herrick court
Johnson Catharine, 25212 Main
Johnson Sarah Mrs, 102 Pleasant Keefe Mary, 25212 Main Kippen Abram E. 34 Commercial
Landry Alexander, 83 Pleasant
Landry Alexander, 317 Main
Lengner Mary J. Mrs. 5 Ivy court
Londrigan Elizabeth, 22 Locust Lufkin Moses, 11 Burnham
Lund Josephine Mrs. 5 Vincent
Mailman John Mrs. 326 East Main (summer)
Malonson Catharine Mrs. 6 Howe
Matson Louis, 113 Pleasant McClellan Joseph, 70 Main
McDonald Allen Mrs. 20 Locust
McDonald Archibald, 20 Shepherd
McDonald Charles, 332 Main
McDonald Peter, 26 Rogers
McDonald Sarah, 41 Commercial
McEachern Neil Mrs. 16 Smith
McFarlane James, 11 Pearce
Miller Louisa, 90 Duncan
Montgomery Lewis, 79 Rogers
Moore Maggie A. Mrs. 923 Washington, Bay View
Mortenson Fred F. 12 Rogers
Morton Lizzie J. 22 Church
Nelson Martina Mrs. 228 Main Olson Gustave, 6 Vincent O'Neill H. Mrs. 17 Locust
Parsons Abbie A. 41 Western av.
Pennis Lewis, 16 Water Peters Mary, 48 Wharf
Peterson James R. 295 Main
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Boarding and Lodging Houses-Continued
Powers Helen F. Mrs. 9 Pearce
Riou James Mrs. 75 Rogers
Ross Augusta Mrs. 26812 Main
Ryan Catharine Mrs. 217 Main
Sawyer Lillie M. 256 Western av.
Schmorow M. E. Mrs. 433 Main Schultz Henry D. 35 Main Sinclair Peter, 48 School Sterling Lars, 46 Main
Stone James Mrs. 321 Main
Surette Henry A. 86 Main
Townsend Alice Mrs. 2481% Main
Warner Jennie Mrs. 19 Commercial
Welch George J. 7 Commercial
Wheeler Annie L. 22 Main
Willow Cottage, Fuller street, cor. Magnolia av.
Boat and Ship Builders
Fenton Archibald, rear 273 East Main
HIGGINS & GIFFORD BOAT MFG. CO., Parker street, head of the harbor (see page 617) McDONALD RONALD, Chisholm wharf (see page 617) PERKINS LAUNCH AND MOTOR CO. (The), 81 East Main (see page 616)
Waddell David M. 7 East Main
Wheeler Andrew D. 114 Wheeler
Wheeler Howard, 116 Wheeler
WHEELER PERCY W., Sayward's wharf, Parker street (see page 616)
Boats to Let
Bickford John F. 16 Fremont
Hayes Joseph P., Langsford's wharf
Hodgkins Elmer D. 510 Washington
Lycett John, Englewood road
Boiler Makers
QUINN HENRY, Whittemore street (see page 626) SYLVESTER F. & CO. 14 Wharf (see page 617)
Boiler and Engine Repairers
QUINN HENRY, Whittemore street at Anchor Works (see page 626) SYLVESTER F. & CO. 14 Wharf (see page 617) WHEELER EVERETT, 67 Rogers (see page 617)
Booksellers and Stationers
HASKELL H. C. L. 274 and 276 Essex av., W. G. (see page 601)
Hilton Richard H. 80 Pleasant (Catholic)
PROCTER BROTHERS, 108 Main (see front cover and page 633) SHURTLEFF FRANK M. 106 Main (see front colored page)
Boot and Shoe Dealers
Armstrong Michael, 23 Main BOSTON CREDIT CO. 105 Main (see page 606) Collier Morris, 53 Washington Crawley James, 197 Main
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Ford & Wass, 6 Pleasant Hall Frederick T. jr. 26612 Main Haskell Horace, 37 Main Jewett & Co., Fears' wharf (wholesale)
PARKHURST FREDERICK G. 226 Main (see page 604) PARSONS JOSEPH (estate), 193 East Main (see page 604). PARSONS W. FRANK & BROTHER, 81 Main (see p. 605), Pildis Abraham B. 67 Main
RICHARDSON J. C. 136 Main (see page 605)
Saunders William L. 1119 Washington Schwartz & Bernstein, 285 Main Shackelford & Reynolds, 128 Main
Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers
Blinn Julian, 11 Millett
Bray Aaron W. 235 Concord, W. G.
Bray Henry W. 243 Concord, W. G.
Crockett William T. 46 Commercial Cutler Henry, 278 Main Gardiner J. N. 33012 Main Goldstein J. 219 Main
Groves Edward J. 7 Parsons
Jensen Christian, 201 East Main
Kinney James A. 12 Short
Little Peter, 51 Prospect Matthews Henry, 142 East Main
McNeil Roderick, 82 Washington
Mountain R. T. rear 277 Main
Nelson John S, 175 Washington
Nelson Oscar. 224 Main Noesworthy Moses F. 88 Rogers PARKHURST FRED G. 226 Main (see page 604)
PARSONS W. FRANK & BROTHER, 81 Main (see p. 605). Perry Emanuel A. 287 Main Pildis Abraham D. 2 East Main
Robinson George E. rear 5 Beacon
Santos M. F. 13912 Prospect
Smith Joseph, 297 Main
Wells Cornelius E., Rocky Neck av.
Wolk A. J. 4 Duncan
Bottles
BORNSTEIN S. 11 Rowe square (see page 629) MICHAELSON PHILIP, 20 and 58 Commercial (see page 621)
Bottlers
Blatchford Brothers, 182 Washington DAVIS GEORGE A. 2 Porter, rear 95 Main (see inside front cover)
Bowling Alleys SURFSIDE HOTEL, F. H. Sawyer, prop. 32 Western av. (see front colored page)
Box Manufacturers MERCHANT BOX AND COOPERAGE CO., Willow, corner Cleveland (see page 605) Perkins George & Son, foot of Rowe square
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO INSURE YOURSELF; Get our Rates. H. L. FOLLANSBEE & CO.
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Box Printers MERCHANT BOX AND COOPERAGE CO., Willow, corner Cleveland (see page 605)
Box Shooks MERCHANT BOX AND COOPERAGE CO., Willow, corner Cleveland (see page 605)
Brass Foundry
Reed George A. & Son, Myrtle square
Van der Wel Bros. 59 Washington
Brewer
DAVIS GEORGE A. 2 Porter, rear 95 Main (see inside front cover)
Bricks
NAUSS L. B. & SONS, Railroad av., opposite B. & M. R.R. station and 42 Commercial (see page 625)
Brokers
GROSS B. O. 11 Pleasant (see page 602)
Metropolitan Stock Exchange, 201 Main, rooms 10 and 11 Quinlan J. J. & Co. 201 Main
STEELE'S GEORGE SONS & CO. 201 Main (ship and money, see inside back cover)
Builders' Finish
THE A. T. STEARNS LUMBER CO. at Neponset, 166 Devonshire and 1 Sudbury, Boston (see page 624)
Builders' Materials
NAUSS L. B. & SONS, Railroad av., opposite B. & M. R.R. station and 42 Commercial (see page 625)
Building Mover PARSONS HENRY H. 148 Eastern av. (see page 626)
Butcher
Carter Fred O. 74 Eastern av.
Butter, Cheese, and Eggs
ALPHEN JAMES D. 77 Centennial av. (see page 612) Ames Seth K. 170 Main
DENNEN HENRY P. 15 Main (see page 613)
DOLLIVER BROS. 32 Main (see page 613)
GARLAND WILLIAM H. 14 Pearl (see page 610)
HODSDON F. D. 189 East Main (see page 610)
MACDONALD BROS. 216 Main (see page 613)
MANSFIELD JAMES & SONS, 17 Main (see page 612)
PARSONS GEORGE R. & CO. 40 Warner (see page 613). PULCIFER WILLIAM H. 59 Eastern av. (see page 610) SHEPHERD JOSEPH C. & CO.143 Main (see page 610)
Cabinet Makers
LUCE C. W. & CO., Elm-street Opera House (see line on front cover) VIVIAN WILLIAM H. 20 Mansfield (see page 618) WATSON BROS. 108 Duncan (see page 618)
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Cake and Pastry HUBBARD A. & SON, 40, 42 and 44 Prospect (see calen- dar page 8)
Calkers
Douglass & Gaffney, Rocky Neck ferry landing Golden & Crawley, Burnham Bros. Railway, Wharf street Wolfe William, Railway av., Duncan's Point
Carpenters and Builders
Blanchard Melvin A. 83 East Main
Brooks John H. 3 Clifford court
Crispin Joseph R. 18 Fuller, Magnolia
Day John W. 374 Washington Gibson Samuel L. 47 Commercial Griffin Edward S. 23 to 33 Pearl Haggart John, 75 East Main
Hart Joseph P. 1182 Washington
Hinckley D. W,, Maplewood av. near Cleveland
Hodgkins William, 3d, 119 Rogers Honnors John P. rear 18 Pearl
JOHNSON FRANK M. 5 Spring (see page 619) MacDonald Joseph A. 157 Mt. Pleasant av.
MADDIX BROS. 9 Millett (see page 618)
May Jonathan, Shore road, Magnolia
McDonald Charles R. 8 Chapel
McDONALD RONALD, Chisholm's wharf (see page 617)
Norwood Charles A. 428 Washington
Norwood & Montgomery, 44 Commercial
Parker David B. 2 Brightside av.
Preston Charles H., Poplar, near Washington Pulcifer William H. 7 Pearce
Roberts William H. 275 Essex av., W. G.
Sargent Horace, 81 East Main
Severance Frank G. 5 Montgomery place
Thurston & Atkinson, Railroad av. opp. B. & M. passenger station
Torrey Henry L. 135 East Main
VAN der WEL M. & CO. 59 Washington (see page 618)
VIVIAN WILLIAM H. 20 Mansfield (see page 618) WATSON BROS. 108 Duncan (see page 618)
Watson George A. 29 Taylor
Wharf G. W., Maplewood av.
Winchester & Brooks, 8 Winchester court
Carpet Cleaning
GLOUCESTER DYE WORKS, 3 Washington square (see page 608)
Carpetings
HUNT THOMAS H. 125 and 127 Main (see top line on back cover)
LUCE C. W. & CO., Elm-street Opera House (see line on front cover)
PATTILLO A. MANTON, 67 Middle (see front cover)
SMITH L. E., Whipple block, Main street, Rockport (see inside back cover)
Carriage Dealer
Davis W. H. H. 99 Western av.
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Carriage Manufacturers
BARNARD GEORGE K. 31 Commercial (see page 621) HAYES W. SCOTT, 6 Parsons (see page 609)
Carriage Painters
BARNARD GEORGE K. 31 Commercial (see page 621) Hilton D. M. Co. 10 Water
Cedar Buoys GLOUCESTER NET AND TWINE CO., Maplewood avenue (see front cover)
Cement
NAUSS L. B. & SONS, Railroad av. opp. B. & M. R. R .. station and 42 Commercial (see page 625)
Chebacco Lake Ice
DAY ALVAH P. 15 Pine (see page 610)
China HARTWELL SEYMOUR S. & CO. 9 Chestnut (see inside. front cover)
Chinese Laundry
WONG CHARLES, 12 Main (see front colored page)
Chiropodist
Pettingill Gilbert N. 119 Main
Cider Manufacturer
Andrews Jacob R. 35 Summer, W. G.
Cigar Manufacturers
Brown Henry C. 230 Main
Courant Joseph F. 7 Spring
Duwart & Rogers, 248 Main
MARTIN MARY Mrs. manufacturer of the Martin cigar,. 10 Prospect (see outside bottom edge of book)
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