Gloucester (Essex County, Mass.) city directory 1925, Part 6

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Publication date: 1925
Publisher: Gloucester (Mass.)
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LADIES' AUXILIARY


Meets the first Thursday of each month in Grand Army Hall. Pres., Mrs. Carlton H. Parsons. Vice Pres., Mrs. Isaac Patch. Cor. Sec., Mrs. Mary Babson. Rec. Sec., Mrs. James C. Richardson. Treas., Miss Grace Thompson


ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF GLOUCESTER


Sawyer Free Library building, Dale avenue cor. Middle street. Pres., Rev. Arthur W. Warren. Clerk, George H. Colman. Treas., Charles A. Ingalls. Asst. Treas., Alton F. Burroughs. Gen. Sec., Lucy Lawrence. Office hours, 10 to 12 A.M. and 2 to 4 P.M.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


CAPE ANN BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS


Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month at 189 Main street. Pres., William E. Kerr. Vice Pres., John A. Johnson. Sec. and Treas., Fitz J. Babson


CAPE ANN HOME FOR FISHERMEN


136 Eastern avenue. Pres., Sumner D. York. Sec., - Treas., Frederick A. Shackelford. Supt., Daniel MacKay


CAPE ANN SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION


Pres., Harold S. Maddix. Vice Pres., Walter C. King. Curator, Mrs. Catherine D. Pierce. Cor. Sec., George Coleman. Rec. Sec., Carrie A. Colbey. Treas., Walter Peterson


CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, GLOUCESTER


187 Main street. Pres., N. Carleton Phillips. Vice Prests., Louis A. Rogers, Arthur C. Davis. Treas., Isaac Patch


CONVENT OF THE SISTERS OF MERCY 70 Pleasant street. Superior, Sister Mary Agnes


DAUGHTERS OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY


Meets second and fourth Mondays of each month at Jason building, 187 Main street. Pres., Mrs. Rose Leo, Vice Pres., Mrs. Theresa Perry. Fin. Sec., Mrs. Julia Silva. Rec. Sec., Mrs. Mary L. Silva. Treas., Mrs. Lenora Fialho


DEFIANCE FIRE ASSOCIATION


Meets first Tuesday of each month at 133 Prospect. Pres., Harry P. Christensen. Sec., Ray S. Friend. Treas., George ?E. Watson


DISTRICT NURSING ASSN., GLOUCESTER


195 Main street. Inc., August, 1914. Pres., Mrs. John C. Lee. Vice Pres., Mrs. George Winchester. Cor. Sec., Mrs. William Presson. Rec. Sec., Mrs. J. W. C. Downes. Treas., Mrs. Howard Steele. Head nurse, Mary A. Magee


FEMALE CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, GLOUCESTER


Sawyer Free Library building, 88 Middle street. Pres., Mrs. George O. Stacey. Sec., Mrs. Joseph O. Procter, jr. Treas., Sarah G. Rowe


FIREMEN'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION, GLOUCESTER


Meets annually second Monday in January, at 7 School street. Pres., Edward Hearn. Vice Pres., George W. Currier. Sec., Ray S. Friend. Treas., Howard Oakes


FISHERMEN'S INSTITUTE, GLOUCESTER


8 Duncan street. Incorporated 1891. Pres., George E. Camer- on. Vice Pres., William D. Corliss. Treas., Charles A. Ingalls. Clerk, John J. Pew. Chaplain, Rev. George E. Russell


FISHERMEN'S & SEAMEN'S WIDOWS' & ORPHANS' AID SOCIETY, GLOUCESTER


Organized March, 1862. Annual meeting first Monday in Februaty. Pres., Frank C. Pearce. Sec. and Treas., John J. Pew. Collector and Disbursing Officer, Miss Lucy Lawrence


GILBERT HOME FOR AGED AND INDIGENT PERSONS


1 Western av. Incorporated 1889. Pres., Fred O. Shackel- ford. Vice Pres., Fred A. Barker. Sec. and Treas., Daniel T. Bab- son. Trustees, N. Carlton Phillips, P. F. Cook, Daniel T. Babson, Dr. Roy Garland, Lincoln S. Simonds, Fred A. Barker, Fred A. Shackelford. Matron, Mrs. Martha M. Tuck


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FOR THE YEAR ENDING OCTOBER 1926


HUNTRESS HOME FOR OLD LADIES OF NATIVE BIRTH


110 Prospect street. Under the direction of the Trustees of the Huntress Fund. Trustees, the municipal council and Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. Alice C. Babson, W. Austin Maddix, Miss Susan Babson. 'Sec., Allan F. Grant. Matron, Mrs. E. F. Humphrey


LYCEUM AND SAWYER FREE LIBRARY, GLOUCESTER


88 Middle street, cor Dale avenue. Open daily 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Sundays 2 to 9 P.M. The Lyceum was organized February 19, 1830. Library opened August 14, 1854. Number of volumes about 28,000. Trustees; Charles A. Russell, Pres. of Corp. Alexander Pattillo, George W. Woodbury, Daniel T. Babson, Treas. of Trustees; Walter C. King, Clerk of Corp. William J. MacInnis. Directors: William K. Dustin, Treas. of Corp .; Daniel T. Babson, George W. Woodbury, Dr. Snow P. F. Cook .; Ralph P. Ireland, George B. Stevens. Librarian, Rachel S. Webber. Asst. Librarians, M. Isabel Webber, Jennie C. Lawson. Children's Dept., Librarian, Miss Mary B. Burnham. Janitor, Walter J. Williams


MASTER MARINERS' ASSOCIATION, GLOUCESTER


176 Main street. Meets the first Monday of each month at 2.30 P.M. Incorporated April, 1887. Pres., Capt. John A. Mckinnon Vice Pres., Capt. J. D. S. Nickerson. Treas., Alexander J. Chis- holm. Sec., George D. Morey


LADIES' AUXILIARY


176 Main street. Meets the first Tuesday of each month. Pres., Mrs. Norman A. Ross. Vice Pres., Mrs. James P. Kincade. Sec., Mrs. Sarah R. Campbell. Treas., Mrs. Carl C. Young


NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LETTER CARRIERS, Branch 107


Meets first Thursday of each month at 21 Main st. Pres., Harry F. Dagle. Rec. Sec., S. Walter Adams. Fin. Sec., Hiram W. Buffington. Treas., William F. Marston


REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTEE 1


Meets on call. Chairman, William G. Clark. Sec. and Treas., John A. Hawson


REVOLUTION, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN Lucy Knox Chapter


Organized October 17, 1895. Regent, Mrs. George McDonald. Vice Regent, Mrs. Joseph P. Langsford. Registrar, Mrs. Eleanor P. Nickerson. Sec., Mrs. Ralph Parsons. Historian, Mrs. Daniel O. Marshall. Treas., Abby F. Rust. Meets second Tuesday evening of each month except June, July, August and September, at the homes of members


TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION, GLOUCESTER


Meets second Monday evening of each month at High School bldg. Pres., Milton Fuller. Vice Pres., Susan Center. Rec. Sec., Mabel Spofford. Fin. Sec., E. Kathleen Brophy. Treas.,


VILLAGE HALL ASSOCIATION, ANNISQUAM


Meets at Village Hall, Annisquam. Pres., Prof. Charles F. Bradley. Sec., Mrs. George A. Ricker. Treas., Mrs. Jennie S. Moxon


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT


YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION


Organized February 19, 1873. Incorporated April 10. 1893. Rooms 71 Middle street. Open week days from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. (July and August all the time), Sundays from 2 to 6 P.M. Annual meeting second Tuesday in May. Pres., Reuben Brooks. Vice Pres., Sumner Y. McKenney. Treas., Isaac Patch. Clerk, R. Barnes Ellis. Gen. Sec., Edward V. Ambler. Asst. Sec., Raymond W. Holland. Boys' Work Director, R. S. Speck. Physical Di- rector, Ivan T. Berkquist


WOMEN'S AUXILIARY


Pres., Mrs. Sumner Y. Mckinney. Sec., Mrs. E. P. Nicker- son. Treas., Mrs. Willard F. Collins


TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS ATLANTIC COUNCIL, T. OF H. AND T.


Meets on call of Chief of Council at 99 Main street. Chief of Council, Henry Pinkham. Recorder, William L. Robinson


WAINOLA TEMPERANCE SOCIETY


Meets every Sunday and Tuesday at 7 P.M., at 56 Langsford street. Pres., Andrew Niemi. Sec., Nestor Niemi. Treas., Gus- tave Lehtinen


WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION


Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at different places. Pres., Mrs. Alberta Maddix. Sec., Mrs. William L. Robinson. Treas., Mrs. Alberta Maddix


MISCELLANEOUS CEMETERIES OAK GROVE CEMETERY


177 Washington street, near Grove. Incorporated 1855. Pres., George O. Stacey. Sec. and Treas., J. Hollis Griffin. Caretaker, Thomas Burns


MT. ADNAH CEMETERY Annisquam. Pres., William H. Poland


BEECH BROOK CEMETERY


West Gloucester. Entrance 397 Essex avenue. Belonging to the city. Supt., Gardner M. Poland


CHERRY HILL CEMETERY


Entrance from 915 Washington street. Belonging to the city. Supt., Fred W. Towle


OAK HILL CEMETERY


Entrance from Poplar street. Roman Catholic. Supt., Michael J. Barry


CALVARY CEMETERY


Eastern avenue. Roman Catholic. Supt., Michael J. Barry


CLARK'S CEMETERY


Rear of Bridge-st cemetery


MAGNOLIA POINT CEMETERY


Magnolia Point. Supt., Alexander D. Troy


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MT. PLEASANT CEMETERY 25 Mt.Pleasant avenue, East Gloucester. Supt., Dexter D. Dann


LOCUST GROVE CEMETERY


Junction of Washington and Langsford streets, at Folly Cove, Lanesville. Belonging to Rockport. Supt., George S. Bray


WESLEYAN CEMETERY At Riverdale. Supt., Leonard F. Allen


HIGH STREET CEMETERY


Prospect, head of Church street. Not in active use


WASHINGTON CEMETERY


108 Western avenue. Incorporated 1884


SEA SIDE CEMETERY About 1202 Washington street, Folly Cove, Lanesville. Owned by the city


BRIDGE STREET CEMETERY


Centennial avenue. Owned by the city. Oldest burial place on Cape Ann. Not in active use


OLD SECOND PARISH BURIAL GROUND


Tompson street, W. G. Not in active use


BANKS CAPE ANN NATIONAL BANK


154 Main street. Capital, $150,000. Pres., John J. Pew. Vice Pres., Enoch Burnham. Cashier, Kilby W. Shute. Asst. Cashiers, J Hollis Griffin, Charles A. Ingalls .- See page 439


CAPE ANN SAVINGS BANK


109 Main street. Incorporated 1846 Pres., Lincoln S. Si- monds, Vice-Pres., Fred A. Barker. Treas., Daniel T. Babson. Asst. Treas., Conrad R. Hanson .- See page 441.


GLOUCESTER CO-OPERATIVE BANK


191} Main street. Organized April 14, 1887. Pres., Maurice F. Foley, Vice Pres., Daniel O. Marshall. Treas., Everett Lane. Asst. Treas., Arthur J. Hull. Clerk, Walter C. King


GLOUCESTER NATIONAL BANK


185 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Office. Capital, $100,000. Pres., George O. Stacey. Vice Prests., Charles T. He- berle, John F. Perkins. Cashier, Chester L. Curtis. Asst. Cashier, W. Raymond Robinson .- See page 437


GLOUCESTER SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY


191-193 Main street. Capital, $200,000. Pres., C. E. Fisher. Vice Prests., George H. Perkins, Isaac Patch. Treas., Horace A. Smith .- See page 438


RAILROADS


GLOUCESTER BRANCH, BOSTON AND MAINE R. R.


Boston to Gloucester and Rockport. William L. Allen, Agent


STEAMBOATS AND FERRIES BOSTON AND GLOUCESTER LINE


Pearce-street wharf. Steamers "City of Gloucester" and "Mas- cotte". Agent, Edward Carpenter. Leaves Gloucester for Boston, except Mondays, daily at 4 A.M. In summer leaves Gloucester daily at 4.30 P.M. for Boston. Leaves Boston for Gloucester daily, from Central wharf, at 10.30 A.M. and 1 P.M.


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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT GLOUCESTER STATISTICS


Settled.


1623


Incorporated a town.


1642


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Incorporated a city.


1873


Area in acres. .


34,540


Length in miles


9


Width in miles.


6


Population in 1704.


700


Population in 1920


22,951


Assessed polls in 1924.


7,208


Registered Male Voters in 1924.


5,017


Registered Women Voters in 1924.


3,100


Valuation in 1873.


$7,711,096


Valuation in 1924.


$32,610,961


Rate of taxation in 1873.


$20.00 per $1,000


Rate of taxation in 1924.


$29.80 per $1,000


Miles of public streets.


100


First schoolhouse built.


1708


Old Town Hall (now Legion Memorial bldg) built.


1844


Town Hall built.


1866


Town Hall burned.


1869


Present City Hall built.


1869


Steam railroad opened.


1847


Steam railroad opened to Rockport.


1861


Horse railroad opened.


1886


First electric cars.


1890


Electric cars discontinued.


1920


Rockport set off from Gloucester


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GLOUCESTER General Directory


COPYRIGHT, 1924, SAMPSON & MURDOCK Co., Boston, Mass.


The wife's name, in parentheses, follows the husband's name


ABBREVIATIONS-ab, above; agt, agent; av, avenue; (B), Boston; B & M, Boston & Maine Railroad; bet, between; bey, beyond; blk, block; bldg, build- ing; c or cor, corner; ct, court; do, ditto; E, East; E G, East Gloucester; exp, express; fr, from; ft, foot; G W W, Gloucester Water Works; h, house; ins, in- surance; mfr, manufacturer; mfg, manufacturing; N, North; n, near; opp- opposite; pl, place; P O, Post Office; pres, president; prop, proprietor; r, rear; res, resides; rd, road; R R, railroad; S, South; sec, secretary; sq, square; st, street; supt, superintendent; treas, treasurer; U S C G, United States Coast Guard; U S M C, United States Marine Corps; U S M M, United States Mer- chant Marine; U S N R, United States Naval Reserve; W, West; W G, West Gloucester; Wash, Washington. After name of the street, the word "street" is omitted


Aalto Elizabeth widow Matti house 1 Vale ct " Hilti E maid res 1 Vale ct


" Uno A, U S N res 1 Vale ct


Abard Martha J supt Addison Gilbert Hospital 298 Washington res do


Abbott Charles H ( Adelaide L) trackman B & M house 32 Pine


Clarence H res 23 Prospect sq


" Dean A (Marion L) U S N res 118 Eastern av


" Edith S widow Frank house 120 Magnolia av Magnolia


" E Raymond (Alice M) supt Cape Pond Ice Co 1052 Main house 3 Harrison av


" Floyd S (Mary F) driver Cape Pond Ice Co house 118 Eastern av


" Francis H (Laura E) died Nov 1 1923


" Helen C res 18 Fuller Magnolia


" James treas Cape Pond Ice Co 1052 Main house at Rockport


" Joseph E laborer house 561 Essex av W G


" J Norman (Bessie M) pres Steele & Abbott Co Inc 5 Wharf and 287 Main house 98 Prospect


" Laura F student res 122 Magnolia av Magnolia


" Lawrence B (Margaret E) mason house rear 143 MtPleasant av


" Lillian T teacher sewing public schools res 118 Eastern av


" Mabel A widow Freeman H died Jan 11 1923


" Mamie R seamstress res Englewood rd Magnolia


" Mary R dressmaker house Englewood rd Magnolia Abernathy Edward D died Feb 20 1924


Abrahamsen Abraham S deckhand house 4 Haskell court


" Agnes res 4 Haskell ct


" Elizabeth res 4 Haskell ct


" Rider shoeworker res 4 Haskell ct


Acker Fdward A (Mary E) laborer house 4 Perkins


" Everett F (Minnie) marine engineer house 419 Maplewood av Ackers Charles H (Florence M) (Cambridge) sum res 21 Long Beach


Ackert James D ( Helen K) marine engineer house 22 Harbor terrace


Adams Alden E bookkeeper res 7 Amero court


" Benjamin canvasser res 56 Eastern av


" Catherine I widow J Austin house 110 Maplewood av


" Charles Percy (Carrie) painter 287 Main house 7 Amero court


" Charles W res 8 Amero court


George C (Abbie T) gardener house Ocean av Magnolia


" Helen G typist 93 Rogers res 26 Exchange


" John W (Rose E) (Roslindale) sum res Long Beach


Mary L widow Howard L house 17 Centennial av


« Matilda maid res 5 Essex av


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Adams


" Ray Miss purchasing agent 37 Rogers res at Malden


" S Walter (Elizabeth A) house 26 Exchange


" William H (Emma E) type setter house 112 Maplewood av


" W Raymond (Lillian B) clerk (Boston) house 12 Marble Adamson Carl O ( Hilda M) fisherman house 50A Eastern av


Addison Gilbert Hospital 298 Washington cor Ferry


Aery Thomas dentist 140 Main res 42 Pleasant


Agassiz Camp, Stanwood Point W G


Agretelis Peter (Despena) (Puritan Lunch Co) 10 Main house 7 Perkins av


Ahearn Mildred L bookkeeper res 1047A Washington


" William H (Minnie G) fireman 26 Vincent house 1047A Wash- ington


Ahern Edward J (Ellen) engineer house 12 Emerald Mary A widow Patrick D house 1144 Washington


Mary E teacher res 1144 Washington


" Patrick D (Mary A) died March 28 1922


Aho Gust (Josephine) shoemaker house 21 Centennial av


Gust jr res 21 Centennial av


Henry (Mary K) laborer house 13 Shepherd


Mikki ( Hulda) paving cutter house 1056 Washington


" William ( Hilda) laborer house 20 Millett


Ahola John (Sophie) milkman 13 Morgan av house do


" John I (Marie) craneman house 66 High


" Sylvester helper res 13 Morgan av Ahonen Alexander apprentice res 1106 Washington Elias quarry man res 22 Andrews


" Ida widow Alexander house 22 Andrews


John ( Hilma) paving cutter house 1106 Washington


" John B fisherman res 1106 Washington


" Lauri laborer res 22 Andrews


Mary A maid res 1106 Washington


" Verner laborer res 22 Andrews


" Waino V helper res 1106 Washington


Aiello Thomas (Grace M) fisherman house 17 Sadler


" Vito (Mary) fisherman house 45 Commercial Aiken Alexander stone cutter res 923 Washington


" Harry C (Mary E) fisherman house 70 East Main Aillo Giuseppe (Grazia) fisherman house 3 Beach court Airoldi Francesco (Linda) quarryman house 14 Quarry Airth Charles stone cutter res 923 Washington


Akens James H (Sadie) fisherman house 8 Loring's court Akola Matt (Emma) paving cutter house 61 Langsford Ala Arvie (Amelia) stone cutter house 1099 Washington


Albee Arthur L (Ann A) (Jamaica Plain) sum res 121 Leonard


" J Norman (Augusta F) driver Standard Oil Co house 170 Wash- ington


" Philip R cook res 170 Washington


Albert Isaac (Rebecca) junk 8 Clay ct house 33 Derby


" Joachim (Mary) fisherman house 11} Sadler


" Noble E (Ada C) reserve police house 4 Oak


" Pearl bookkeeper Y M C A res 33 Derby


" Sarah teacher res 33 Derby


Albertin Edward B supervisor music public schools res 158 Essex av


Albertson Christina widow Neil res 124 Washington


" Edward O (Bertha I) laborer house 6 Sylvan


" William L claim investigator B & M house 124 Washington Aldcorn Charles (Matilda) marine engineer house 3 Wells Alden George A ( Helen A) supt gas works house 93 Western av " Louise E student res 93 Western av


Alderman Choate B picture framer res 9 Maple


" Lucy F milliner 101 Main res 9 Maple


' Merit P (Fannie W) machine repairer 9 Maple house do Aldrich George I (Elsie M) (Brookline) sum res River road


" Mary M widow Arthur E house 105 East Main Alexander Alphonse laborer res 22 Eastern av


" Francis fisherman res 22 Eastern av


" John F (Louise J) fish house 30A Friend


Manuel (Anna) laborer house 22 Eastern av


Manuel P (Mary P) fisherman house 11 Spring


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Alfano Domenico stone cutter res 26 Quarry


" John paving cutter res 26 Quarry


" Vincenzo stone cutter res 26 Quarry


Allan T D'Witt dentist 201 Main room 3 house 80A Middle


Allen Adelbert fisherman house 111 Rogers


" Albert opr res 150 Prospect


" Beatrice L teacher (Springfield) res 22 Granite


" Charles H laborer house 22 Locust


" Charles H (Elizabeth) sec Gloucester Battery Station Inc 19 E Main house 54 do


" Earl D electrician 67 Main res 7 Exchange


" Edgar painter house 66 Concord W G


" Edith C widow Theodore D house 80A Middle


" Edna H bookkeeper res 6 Reynard


" Edward Damon ( Katherine) artist (Boston) sum res 8 Claren- don


" Ernest rem to Rockport


" Gardner (Lizzie M) mason house 527 Washington


" George (Annie) fisherman house 30 Harrison av


George (Mary) laborer house 48 Dennison


" George jr died June 2 1922


" George C helper house 44 Mansfield


" George F (Emma F) clerk 10 Procter house 9 Granite


" Herbert (Adeline) engineer house 13 Forest


" Horatio M laborer house 525 Washington


" Ida domestic res 248} Main


" Ida Mrs res 17 Harvard


" James M (Mary H) circulating mgr 110 Main house 35 Summer " Joel laborer house 12 Concord W G


" John (Manchester) sum res end Marsh st Wolf Hill


" John L (Seretha) died Dec 31 1923


" John T ( Nettie B) died April 15 1924


" Joseph M (Jemima B) auditor (Boston) res 527 Washington " J Sidney died May 6 1922


" Leo (May L) fisherman res 19 Shepherd


" Leonard F (Lizzie T) milk 6 Reynard house do


" Lyman F (Lillian T') chauffeur house 14 Riverdale place


" Marion F Mrs dressmaker 120 Washington res do


" Mary E res 35 Summer


" Maud res 35 Summer


" Nathaniel E (Eva F) house 480 Washington


" Ralph (Viola) chauffeur house 54 Perkins


" Ruth G clerk 10 Pleasant res at Rockport


" Thomas ( Nora) fisherman house 124 Duncan


William (Olive) steamfitter 221 Main house at Manchester


William Lincoln (Fannie M) agent B & M office freight house 22 Granite


" William L (Ellen M) gardener house 873 Washington


" Winifred fisherman res 111 Rogers


" see Alling


Alling Annie P widow Charles S house 245 Washington


" Elizabeth L teacher res 245 Washington


Allyn Alice (Cambridge) sum res off Magnolia av Magnolia


Anna W widow John (Cambridge) sum res off Magnolia av Magnolia


Almeida Domingoes house 55 Taylor


ALMY-BIGELOW & WASHBURN Inc dry goods 8-10 Pleasant -See front cover


Alper Max (Rose) (The Ladies' Outlet Store) 247 Main and clothing 335 do house do


Alpha Filling Station (George A Holmes) gasoline 73 and 212 Essex av


Alphen Flora widow William died May 28 1923


" J Lawrence student res 14 Brightside av


" Milton (Mary) machinist house 10 Acacia


" William L ( Addie B) sergeant police house 14 Brightside av


Alpin Joseph (Flora) machinist 105 Maplewood av house 58 Grove


Alto Adam (Ida) cement worker house 74 Centennial av


" John ( Helen) chauffeur house 20 Liberty


Alton John W ( Helen A) chauffeur res 358 Wash


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Alves Anthony R machinist res 20 Friend


Antoine P (Anna) clerk 288 Main house 10 Luzitiana av


" Balbina cutter res 15 Williams ct .


Clementina machine opr 375 Main res 10 Fair


" Clementina widow Manuel house 10 Fair


" Edward R clerk 254 Main res 20 Friend


" Elizabeth M clerk res 10 Luzitiana av


" Frank rem to New Bedford


" Frank E fish handler res 23 Taylor


" Frank P (Mary) rem to New Bedford


" Frank S ropemaker res 15 Williams court


" Isabel res 15 Williams court


" John (Cyrilla) laborer house 6 Cross


" John S fish handler res 23 Taylor


" Joseph (Isabelle) fisherman house 12 Liberty


" Joseph helper res 15 Williams ct


" Joseph Jason (Mary A) clerk 199 Main house 58 MtVernon


". Joseph J jr (Olive M) druggist 159 Main house 60 MtVernon


" Joseph P (Mary R) gardener house 20 Friend


" Joseph P jr carrier P O res 20 Friend


" Manuel (Isabel) house 15 Williams court


" Manuel jr ropemaker res 15 Williams court


" Margaret widow rem to Wakefield


" Mary widow John S house 23 Taylor


" Mathilda M res 20 Friend


" Ralph D cook res 23 Taylor


" Russell P student res 58 MtVernon Amaral Anthony R foreman 61 Wharf res Y M C A


" Antoine P fish handler house 89 Friend


" Frank P driver 3 Sargent res 89 Friend


" Leonora B (Mrs Antone P) died April 1 1922


" Manuel L (Eliza P) barber 239 Main house 3 Fair


" Manuel P (Minnie E) fisherman house 15 Fair Matthew P (Mary C) fish handler house 64 Perkins


" Minnie M maid res 15 Fair


Amazeen Frank S (Maude L S) caterer (Rockport) house 1263 Washington


" Karl D chauffeur res 1263 Washington


Ambler Alice V private tutor 6 Hancock res do


" Edward V gen sec Y M C A 71 Middle house 6 Hancock


" Hattie V widow Franklin A house 6 Hancock Ambrose George (Margaret) carpenter house 298 Main


" James (Emma) chauffeur 6 Pearce house 10 Stanley ct


" Mabel E clerk 93 Rogers res 151 East Main


" Melvin G res 151 E Main


" William A (Mary E) driver house 151 E Main Amelia Vincent (Joaquina) fisherman house 13 Spring Amerial Anthony mgr res 71 Middle


American District Telegraph Co 169 Main


" Furniture Exchange (Mrs Almira M Bradley) 24 Main


" Net and Twine Co 105 Maplewood av


" Railway Express 6 Elm and Raymond, Magnolia Amero Agnes E housekeeper res 591 Essex av W G


Albert fisherman res 228 Main


" Amand J motor machinist United States Coast Guard Old House Cove house at Lynn


" Anthony W (Eugenie) fisherman house 1 Harbor terrace


" Augustus laborer Cape Pond Ice Co


' A Ardelle student res 372 Derby


" Carrie M machine opr res rear 22 Bass av


" Cornelius fisherman res 248} Main


" C Alfred (Catherine) Russia Cement Co house 6 Harold court


Daniel G carpenter res 32 Bass av


" Edward M clerk 1 Middle res 6 Harold ct


" Frank (Annie) fisherman house 37} Derby


" Gustave (Ella) ice man house 53 Warner


" Harold fisherman res 264 Main


" Harry E, U S N res rear 22 Bass av


" Herman. (Belle) rem to Chicago Ill


" Isabel widow Jeremiah house 23 Bass av


" Isabel J Mrs res 26 School


" John plumber 115 Roger's res at Rockport


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Amero


" Joseph fisherman res 26 Harbor terrace


" Joseph (Johanna) laborer house 38 Derby


" Joseph E ( Helen E) fisherman house 21 Mansfield


" Joseph W ( Hulda C) painter 287 Main house 47 Bass av


" Louis fisherman res 48 Wharf


" Margaret L teacher Bray school res 37} Derby


Melvin S res 47 Bass av


" Neil J (Minnie) carpenter house 6 Williams ct


" Nelson A (Maud) fisherman house 7 Columbia


" Nora res 32 Bass av


Nora (Mrs Joseph) died May 16 1922


" Placid fisherman res 18 Water


" Ralph H (Alice) plumber 115 Rogers house 13 Blake ct


" Ralph H plumber house 3 Addison


" Raymond C (Catherine) (Beverly) house 7} Harold ct


" Reedy (Mary) carpenter house rear 22 Bass av


" Reine (Jennie) fisherman house 28 Sargent


" Robert fisherman res 236 Main


Samuel fisherman res 264 Main


Sumner F clerk res 47 Bass av


William Osborne (Dora L) carpenter and builder 26 Sayward house do


" W Everett (Anna L) carpenter house 38 Bass av


see Emero and Mero


Ames Adelbert Gen (Blanche B) (Lowell) sum res 912 Wash


' Butler (Fifille) (Lowell) sum res 878 Washington


Oakes (Blanche A) (North Easton) sum res 910 Washington


" Seth J (Emma K) butter and eggs 170 Main house at Melrose sum res Eastern Point boulevard west


Anderson Alfred A (Ada F) chauffeur house 7 Wiley


Alfred M (Alice M) police house 7 Marshfield


" Alfred M jr (The Harriman-Anderson Co) automobiles 18 Rogers res rear 7 Bond


" Amelia J Mrs house 15 Calder


" Augustus (Emma N) fisherman house 616 Western av Magnolia


" Benjamin (Sarah W) laborer house 18 Willow


Carl E bookkeeper res 26 Beacon


Carrie widow George house 23 Revere


Catherine E widow John res 28 Lookout


Charles (Eleanor) mason house 2 Hampden court


Charlotte musician res 14 Western av


Edith L designer res 5 Davis


Edward laborer res 11 Michaelson pl


Edward E salesman 18 Rogers res r 7 Bond


Einar (Sarah) pipefitter 10 Proctor house 10 Russell av


" Ellsworth W jr (Clara) laborer house 13 Hammond


" Emily D cashier res 10 Russell av


" Emma L clerk 191 Main res 26 Beacon


" Eric (Freda) fisherman house 65 Friend


" Ethel G fish worker 61 Wharf res 40 Water


" Everett res 23 Revere


" Everett A foreman A W Dodd Co Inc 10 Pearce house at Rock- port


" Franklin auto mechanic 1 Commercial res 2 Cross


" Fredina M bookkeeper res 72 Magnolia av Magnolia


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