Gloucester (Essex County, Mass.) city directory 1946-1947, Part 3

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Publication date: 1946
Publisher: Gloucester (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 476


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635 Wheeler st entrance to Riverview


651 Maplewood av nr Gloucester av


653 Cherry st opp Geo Lamb's


661 Wheeler's Point nr Wheeler's Boat Shop 71 Annisquam opp Post Office 72 Cambridge av, Annisquam


73 Washington opp Leonard


75 Washington nr Granite Co


76 Washington, Foster's Drug Store


78 Washington cor Butman av


79 Langsford st nr Mason sq


711 River Road


712 Norwood Heights


722 Norwood Heights nr Adam's Garage 731 Nashua av


751 Washington cor Plum ct


752 High nr Young av


762 Langsford nr Munsey's lane


81 Western av and Bond st


82 Essex av nr Sam G Poole's


83 Fernwood Lake Ice House


84 Russia Cement Co


85 Western av and Magnolia av


86 Concord st, Bray School


87 Magnolia sq, nr Drug Store 811 Kent Circle


812 John Hays Hammond, Western av 814 cor Western av and Hesperus av 815 Hesperus av nr Hammond Museum 821 Essex av, Fernwood Garage 822 Essex av cor Magnolia av 823 cor Essex av and Concord st


824 Essex av, West Gloucester Grocery 826 Essex av, West Gloucester Grange 827 Summer cor Walker


828 Woodman av cor Essex av


829 Concord and Sumner nr Haskell School


851 Ocean av cor Norman av, Magnolia


852 Oceanside Hotel


853 Magnolia av nr Dunbar's


94 Coast Guard Call


95 Tramp Box (spare)


No School Signals


When weather is too cold or stormy, or for special reason-


5-5-5 blows at 7:10 a m, no forenoon session for any school


5-5-5 blows at 8:05 a m, no forenoon session for any school except High School


5-5-5 blows at 12:05 p m, no afternoon ses- sion for any school except High School


5 blows at 6:05 p m, no session of Evening School


5 blows at 8:30 a m, no forenoon session for the three primary grades


5 blows at 1:05 p m, no afternoon session for the three primary grades


5-5 blows at 1:05 p m, no afternoon ses- sion for any school


Engineer's Signals


Two blows, all-out signal


2-2 blows, second alarm


2-2-2 blows third and general alarm, calls the whole department


3-3 blows calls Engine 2 to Rockport


3-3-3 blows calls Engine 4 to Pigeon Cove 2


4-4 blows calls Engine 1 to Manchester Five blows used for School Signals 6-6 blows calls Engine 2 to fire in Essex


7-7 blows calls the Fire Boat


8-8 blows WPA checks


9-4 blows emergency call U S C G 9-9 blows emergency call in case of accident or any one getting lost (meet at City Hall) Nine blows emergency recall


Nine-two call Forest Warden


Ten blows calls Police to Police Headquar- ters


10-10-10 blows military call


When two or more alarms occur at the same time, the all-out signal will be followed by one round of the box


Fire Equipment


Central Station-Charge of Deputy Louis Francis, Capt Henry Lowe and Loring Blatch- ford. Ladder 1 and 3, Pumpers 2 and 3, Combination A, Squad A, Hose 2, Chiefs Car, Trailer Pump, Fire Alarm Truck


Magnolia-Charge of Capt Chas Lowe. En- gine 4, Ladder 2, Trailer Pump


Bay View-Charge of Capt Henry Hilton. Engine 4, Auxiliary Pumper; Hose 8, Capt Harold E Davis


East Gloucester-Charge of Capt Wallace Tuck. Engine 5, Auxiliary Pumper, 2 Trailer Pumps, Hose 1


Police Department Headquarters, 10 Duncan st


City Marshal, Winfred J Ellis, Captain, Chas L O'Maley


Sergeants-John J Coyle, David E Mehl- man jr, Marshall R McDonald, Eug Alves


Inspector of Motor Vehicles, Hugh M Grieve Chauffeur, Harry W O'Connell


Constables with Power to Serve Civil Pro- cesses-Gardner H Smith, Francis D Enos, Frank F Littlefield


SCHOOL DEPARTMENT


Office, Central Grammar School, 12 Dale av. Open every week day except Saturday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Saturdays from 9 am to 12 m, except July and August


Chairman-The Mayor, ex-officio


Members-Walter C King, Laurence F Brooks, Frank R Loeffler, Dr Ralph E Cun- ningham, Mrs Rena B Hodsdon, Mrs Anna- belle Firth, Dr Ronald P Hallett, Dr Earle R Andrews. Regular meetings 2d Tuesday evening of each month at 7:30 o'clock. Sec- retary, Ernest G Lake


Superintendent of Schools-Ernest G Lake. Office hours at Central Grammar School, 12 Dale av, on days when schools are in session, 8:30 to 9 am. The Superintendent is gener- ally in the office from 4 to 4:30 pm, and from 9 to 12 on Saturdays. Other times by appoint- ment


Supervisor of Attendance-John J Bentley. Office hours, 9:00 to 10:00 am, 4:00 to 4:30 pm, 12 Dale av


Supervisors-Music, Eleanor F Moore, G Allyn Browne. Drawing, Mabel Spofford, Hale A Johnson. Physical Training, D Ber- nard Pratt, Florence Sloan, Fred H Twomey. Elementary Supervisor, Dorothy S Carle. Band Instructor, Antonio Gentile. School Carpenter and Supervisor of School Build- ings, W Everett Amero. School Dentist, Dr Jos Fialho. School Physician, Dr Geo S


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Rust. School Nurses, Winifred Ross, Mil- dred V Duwart. Supervisor of Heating and Ventilating, Russell F Strople


High School-off Blynman av. Principal, Leslie O Johnson. Vice Principal, Ralph P Parsons


Babson School-90 Pleasant st cor Shep- herd. Principal, Leo F Hennessey


Blynman School-66 Magnolia av. Prin- cipal, Mildred M Rogers


Bradstreet School-901 Washington st, Bay View. Principal,


Bray School-35 Concord st, WG. Princi- pal, Jennie V Ruth


Central Grammar School-12 Dale av. Prin- cipal, Milton L Fuller.


Eastern Avenue School-83 Eastern av. Principal, M A Caroline Merchant


Forbes School-41 Washington st. Prin- cipal, Mrs Mary A Waddell


Haskell School-Sumner st, W Gloucester Principal, Helen MacIver


Hildreth School-29 Eastern av opp Web- ster. Principal, Margt W Mackay


Hovey School-Summer st. Principal, Ada M Collins


Lane School-1117 Washington st, Lanes- ville. Principal, Virginia W Smith


Leonard School-32 Leonard st. Principal, Anna G Horton


Maplewood School-120 Maplewood av. Principal, Katherine A Winn


MtVernon School-13 MtVernon st. Prin- cipal, Florence L Mears


Parsons School-211 Western av. Prin- cipal, Mildred V S Lee


Point Grammar School-18 Plum st. Prin- cipal, Muriel C Rogers


Riggs School-421 Washington st, River- dale. Principal, Ada G Olson


Vocational School-off Blynman av. Direc- tor, Leonard H Scott


CHURCHES


(See Classified Business Directory. Churches are also listed with additional in- formation under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)


CLUBS


(See Clubs, also Associations & Clubs- Commercial; also Societies in Classified Busi- ness Directory. Clubs are also listed with additional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)


COUNTY OFFICERS


District Attorney for Essex County-Hugh A Cregg of Methuen


Assistant District Attorneys-John J Ryan, Haverhill; Saml H Jaffee, Swampscott; Edw F Cregg, Methuen; Henry R Mayo jr, Swamp- scott


Probation Officers, Superior Court-Chief Officer, Fred M Barr of Lawrence, Ellen DeS Barrett of Newburyport, Danl J Minihan of Haverhill, Clarence Huntress, of Lawrence; Eug Fenton, of Lawrence


County Commissioners-Arth A Thompson, of Methuen, chairman; J Fred Manning, of Lynn; C F Nelson Pratt, of Saugus


Clerk of Courts-Archie N Frost, Andover; Assts, Hollis L Cameron, Beverly; Chas H Metcalf, Beverly; Melville Rowand, Salem; Jeremiah J Twomey, Andover; E Philip Lit- tlefield, Marblehead


County Engineer-Clinton C Barker (act- ing). Office, Court House, Salem


County Treasurer-James D Bentley, of Swampscott. Office, Court House, Salem


Registers of Deeds, Southern District- A Franklin Priest of Haverhill; first asst, Carl C Emery of Newburyport; second assis- tant, Arthur C Martinson of Marblehead. Office, Court House, Salem. Northern Dis- trict-G Hudson Driver, Lawrence; assistant, Helen M Lyons. Office, Court House, Law- rence


Sheriff-Frank E Raymond of Salem


Special Sheriff-Earl E Wells of Lynn


Keeper of Jail and House of Correction in Salem-Frank E Raymond


Keeper of Jail and House of Correction in Lawrence-John Medauer


Medical Examiner-First district includes Gloucester and Rockport, Dr John J Egan, 23 Dale av; Associate, Geo J Pohas, 41 Pleas- ant


COURTS SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT Chief Justice, Fred T Field of Newton


SUPERIOR COURT Chief Justice, John P Higgins of Boston


COURT OF PROBATE FOR ESSEX COUNTY Judges, John V Phelan of Lynn; John A Costello of Lawrence


Register, Richd J White, of Lynn; Asst, Arth D Fowler, of Marblehead; Second Asst, Wm J Greenler jr, of West Boxford; Third Asst, Marion W Nichols, of Salem.


The records are kept at the office of the Register, in the Court House, Salem


The Probate Court sits as follows: Salem first, third and fifth Mondays of every month except 3d and 5th Mondays in August; New- buryport, 4th Monday in January, February, March, May, June, July, September, Novem- ber and December; Haverhill fourth Monday


in April and October; Lawrence, second Monday and every Wednesday in each month except August


DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN ESSEX 10 Duncan


Justice-Edw Morley


Special Justices-Lincoln S Simonds, John C Pappas


Clerk-Harold L Armstrong


Court and Probation Officer-Henry T Hatch


Sessions for criminal business daily at 9 a m Sessions for civil business every Thursday at 10 a m


Sessions for Supplementary Process First and Third Saturdays at 10 a m


Juvenile Sessions Tuesdays at 9:30 a m Small Claims Sessions every Friday at 9:30 a m


LIBRARIES


Gloucester Lyceum and Sawyer Free Li- brary, 88 Middle. Joseph A Boyer pres, Margt H Jaques, clerk, Wm Moore treas, Margt H Jaques, librarian. Adult Department open daily 9 am to 8 pm, Junior Dept 1 pm to 6 pm, and Saturday 10 am to 6 pm, summer 10 am to 6 pm, closed Sundays and holidays, Lanes- ville Deposit Station in Lane School, Lanes- ville open Tuesday 3 pm to 5 pm and 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm


Village Hall Library, 38 Leonard. Mabel Hodgkins, librarian


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Magnolia Library, Lexington av cor Nor- man av Magnolia. Mrs Jean B Cook, librar- ian


East Gloucester Deposit Station-9 Chapel Open Thursdays 1:30 p m to 5:00 p m and 6:00 p m to 8:00 p m, summer 10:00 a m to 12:00 m and 1:00 pm to 5:30 pm


LABOR ORGANIZATIONS


(See Classified Business Directory. Labor Organizations are also listed with additional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)


LEGAL HOLIDAYS


New Year's Day, January 1. Washington's Birthday, February 22d. Patriot's Day, April 19th. Memorial Day, May 30th. Indepen- dence Day, July 4th. Labor Day, first Mon- day in September. Columbus Day, October 12th. Armistice Day, November 11th. Thanks- giving. Christmas Dec 25th


When the 1st of January, the 22d of Feb- ruary, the 19th of April, the 30th of May, the fourth of July, the 12th of October, the 11th of November or December 25th, occurs on Sunday, the following day shall be a holiday


PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE


Office, 15 Dale av. Acting Assistant Sur- geon, Ronald P Hallett, MD. Hours, 9 to 10 am, 1 to 2 pm


MILITARY


Armory, 99 Prospect Armorer-Percy C Sloan


MASSACHUSETTS STATE GUARD 7th Company, 24th Infantry Capt, Harry McCray


POST OFFICE AND U. S. OFFICERS Office, 15 Dale avenue


Hours lobby from 6:45 am to 7:30 pm; Saturdays 6:45 am to 7:30 pm. Money Order and Registry, 8 am to 5:30 pm; Saturdays 8 am to 4:30 pm. Holidays 6:45 am to 6 pm. Sundays boxes open 1:00-5:30 pm. Service window open 7:30 am-6:30 pm


Postmaster, Gilbert W O'Neil. Asst Post- master, Walter H Moore. Supt of Mails, Newton S Lane. Clerk in charge of Carriers, Frank W MacLaughlin; Clerk in charge of Clerks, Gardner H Marchant. Clerk in charge of money order and registry division, Brant M Dexter


Collection from street letter boxes four times daily, with the exception of boxes at Bass Rocks three times, summer only, and Riverdale twice. Essex and Manchester roads twice.


Branch Stations


Annisquam, Leonard street, supt, George F Cunningham. Lanesville, 1088 Washington, supt, John A McShara. Magnolia, 31 Mag- nolia av, supt, Jas E Marchant


Station No 1 171 E Main, Francis H Farrell, clerk in charge


CUSTOM HOUSE


15 Dale avenue, room 200. Office hours, 9 am to 4:30 pm. Deputy Collector, Edw W Buckley. Inspectors, Roswell B Low, John J Stapleton


Immigration and Naturalization Office 15 Dale av, rm 208 Bernard L Boyle, inspr in charge


Bureau of Fisheries, Market News Service


15 Dale av, rm 205


Rutherford H Marchant, fishery market- ing agt


Internal Revenue 15 Dale av rm 207


Social Security Board 15 Dale av, rm 207


Veterans Centre 128 Main rm 8 John W Hartford, contact rep


U. S. Employment Service Department of Labor 15 Wash


Geo F Hally, mgr


Area Price Control Board 137-12 140 Main Wm J Simms, chairman


SOCIETIES


(See Societies, also Associations & Clubs- Coml, also Clubs in Classified Business Directory. Societies are also listed with addi- tional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Section)


TEMPERANCE ORGANIZATIONS


(See Societies in Classified Business Direc- tory. Temperance Organizations are also listed with additional information under their individual names in Alphabetical Sec- tion)


CEMETERIES (See Classified Business Directory) BANKS


Cape Ann National Bank


154 Main street. Capital, $150,000. Pres, N Carleton Phillips. Vice-Pres, William G Brown jr. Cashier and Trust Officer, J Hollis Griffin. Asst Cashier and Asst Trust Officer, Chas A Ingalls, Asst Cashier, Wm J Simms


Cape Ann Savings Bank


109 Main street. Incorporated 1846. Pres, Lincoln S Simonds. Vice-Pres, Wm Moore. Treas, Temple A Bradley, Asst Treasurers, Conrad R Hanson, Lester W Harrison


Gloucester Co-Operative Bank


85 Middle street. Organized April 14, 1887. Pres, Alf E Presson. Vice-Prests, Eben C Carroll, Ralph E Cunningham. Treas, Arth J Hall; Asst Treas, Alex J Guittarr jr


Gloucester National Bank of Gloucester


185 Main street. Capital, $120,000. Pres, Thos J Carroll. Vice-Prests, Benj Curcuru, Frank R Loeffler, Raymond M O'Connell. Cashier, Chester L Curtis. Asst Cashier, W Raymond Robinson


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Gloucester Safe Deposit and Trust Company 191-193 Main street. Capital, $280,000. Pres, Isaac Patch. Vice-Prests, Frank B Sullivan, W Harold Otis. Treas, W Harold Otis. Asst Treas, Geo B Low, Frederic W Frost


Valuation in 1873. $7,711,096


Valuation in 1946 $33,683,475


Rate of taxation in 1873 .. $20.00 per $1,000


Rate of taxation in 1946 .. $41.00 per $1,000 Miles of public streets 120


First schoolhouse built .. 1708


Old Town Hall-now Legion Memorial building built 1844


Town Hall built


1866


Town Hall burned. 1869


Incorporated a city.


1873


Area in acres.


34,540


Length in miles.


6


Steam railroad opened to Rockport .. Horse railroad opened.


1886


Width in miles.


6


First electric cars


1890


Population in 1704.


700


Electric cars discontinued. 1920


Population in 1940


23,877


Rockport set off from Gloucester .... 1840


Settled 1623


Incorporated a town ..


1642


Present City Hall built.


1869


Steam railroad opened.


1847


1861


GLOUCESTER STATISTICS


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POINTS OF INTEREST


Annisquam Light, at the extreme end of An- nisquam Point. Iron light tower


Babson House, at Pigeon Cove, erected by three men who fled from Salem about 1698 with their mother charged with witchcraft and hid in this house


Babson House, Riverdale, built about 1740 by Joseph Allen. Said to still retain the slave pens used during the slavery times Cape Pond, on the road to Rockport; water supply for Rockport


Coffin's Beach, near Willoughby Park, now called Wingaersheek Beach. Unusual sand dunes. Take West Gloucester drive to Con- cord street; through Concord street to At- lantic street; thence to the beach


Dennison House, Bay View, built about 1727 Dog Bar Breakwater, Eastern Point


Dogtown Common. May be visited by way of Washington street and Gee avenue


Eastern Point Light. May be reached by the government road. Niles' Beach and Pond are on the road


Ellery House, Riverdale, built between 1704 and 1710 by Rev John White. Used for a long time as a tavern. Contains many in- teresting relics


Five and Ten Pound Islands, in Gloucester Harbor, so named from the fact that five and ten pounds respectively were paid for them. On the latter are the buildings of the United States Bureau of Fisheries and lighthouse


Freeman House, W Gloucester, was erected previous to 1700, and used as a tavern for years


Good Harbor Beach, at Bass Rocks


Governor's Hill, to the left of Washington street by way of Commonwealth avenue; commands a fine view of the city and har- bor


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


Independent Christian Church. The first Universalist Society in America. Organ- ized 1770. Present building built in 1806, Middle cor Church


Joan of Arc, World War Veterans Monument, Old Town Hall square, junction Washing- ton and Middle streets


Mount Anne Park, formerly Thompson's Mountain given to the city by Minot Broth- ers of Boston, in West Gloucester. The highest elevation on Cape Ann, being 255 feet above sea level, commanding an exten- sive view


Niles' Pond, Eastern Point, a State pond at East Gloucester, containing pickerel and other fresh water fish


Norman's Woe, known wherever English is spoken through Longfellow's "The Wreck of the Hesperus". May be visited on the drive to Magnolia. Not visible from road


Old Fort, at Eastern Point, just off the road to Eastern Point Light, erected 1862


Old House on Cape Ann. Built at Goose Cove by Thomas Riggs, the first schoolmaster and town clerk. Take road on the left approaching the Willows


"Old Mother Ann", at the extremity of East- ern Point. A perfect contour of a woman in a reclining position


Pavilion Beach, just off Western avenue near Main street


Public Landing, Rogers street foot of Wash- ington street


Rafe's Chasm, Magnolia, is a fissure in the solid rocks, some sixty feet deep and twelve feet wide at the mouth, gradually growing narrower as it runs inland


Ravenswood Park. Bequeathed to the city by the late Samuel E Sawyer, to be pre- served as a wild park, on Western avenue, near Fresh Water Cove


Riggs House, 10 Vine street. Oldest house on Cape Ann


Sargent Murray Gilman House, 47-49 Middle Home of the Rev John Murray, first Uni- versalist minister in America


Sawyer Free Library, 88 Middle. An exam- ple of fine interior architecture of the Colo- nial Period


Stage Fort Park, was purchased by the city in 1898. On Western avenue. An excellent view of the harbor and city


Thatcher's Twin Lights, on Thatcher's Island, the outpost of Cape Ann. They may be vis- ited by hoisting a signal which will be found on shore at the mainland's nearest point to the island


United States Fish Commission Hatchery, on Ten Pound Island in the harbor. Open to the public


United States Life Saving Station, Fresh Water Cove


United States Naval Compass Station, on Thatcher's Island


Willoughby Park, in West Gloucester, by way of Essex avenue and Atlantic street


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DRIVES


Drives around the Cape. May be made via Eastern avenue to Rockport first, or in the opposite direction via Washington street Around the Big Heater. Through Western and Essex avenues to Essex, thence to Man- chester, and thence home by way of West- ern avenue


Around West Gloucester. Through Western and Essex avenues to Concord st, thence through Concord and Atlantic streets to Willoughby Pk. and Wingaersheek Beach. Concord street may be taken to Essex on return


To E Gloucester and Eastern Point. Through Main street and East Main street to East- ern Point; thence along the ocean to Bass Rocks, continuing around to East Main st again


To Magnolia. Through Western avenue, past Stage Fort Park and Ravenswood Park. This is a part of the Manchester drive


To Manchester. Through Western avenue to Magnolia and Manchester


To Wingaersheek Beach. See West Glouces- ter drive


PARKS AND PLAYGROUNDS


Benjamin Smith Playground, E Main junc- tion of Sayward and Haskell Burnham's Field, Pleasant st


Dogtown Common, east of Washington street and Gee avenue, Riverdale


Edward Dolliver Newell Stadium, Centennial av


Governor's Hill City Reservation, Common-


wealth avenue, Beacon and Lookout sts John J Burke Park, Western av nr Magnolia av, Magnolia


Joseph Mattos Playground, Webster st Ledgemont Avenue Park


Marine Park, Western avenue, at Blynman Bridge


Maxwell Parsons Playground, Davis st E G Mount Anne Park, 50 acres, off Essex avenue,


near Post Office, West Gloucester. Given by the Minot Brothers of Boston to the State of Massachusetts for a public reserva- tion


Ravenswood Park, off Western avenue. This park was donated by Samuel E. Sawyer, to be preserved as a wild park


Stage Fort Park, off Western avenue, oppo- site Essex avenue


West Gloucester Playground, Essex av


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INFORMATION


in the mass seems like a dull proposition but when we have a need of some person or thing nothing interests us more than getting infor- mation about that person or thing.


This directory looks like a big book to be walked around or fallen over or put out of the way, until you need some information that it con- tains-then it becomes the handiest thing around the place.


Has it ever occurred to you how much infor- mation you could get from this book, if you really knew how to use it?


There is a great mass of information here, ar- ranged in a logical way that experience has shown most easily referred to. It does take a little study to know how to make full use of it however, like anything else worth while.


A little study that opens up a new way to save time or increase accuracy is an asset to any one. It may be you will find a lot of infor- mation you did not know was here before, that you would have spent a lot of time and trouble to find in other ways, and you will have in- creased your efficiency just that much.


In buying, in selling, in shipping, correspon- dence, granting credit, sending bills, collecting money-


CONSULT YOUR DIRECTORY


Accurate Information is worth all it costs.


R. L. POLK & CO.


District Office 179 LINCOLN STREET, BOSTON, MASS.


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ABBREVIATIONS


acct accountant


adi adjuster


adv advertising dlr dealer


agcy agency


agrl agricultural do ditto or same drive mkr maker dr


al


alley


alt . alteration


Am American


appr


....


apprentice


apts apartments


archt architect


asmblr assembler


assoc. . associate


asst


assistant


atndt


attendant


atty


attorney


aud


. auditor es


auto


automobile


avenue


. telephone


Bapt Baptist


bet


between


bey


beyond


bgemn .. baggageman


bkbndr .. bookbinder bkpr .. bookkeeper


bldg


building


builder bldr


blksmith .. blacksmith blrmkr .. boilermaker blvd boulevard br branch


brkiyr


bricklayer


brkmn brakeman


brnr


.burner


CSP Christian gro


Science Practitioner


cabtmkr cabinetmaker capt captain


cash


Cath Catholic


Ch


Church


chauf


chem chemist or


chemical


chf chief


chkr


checker


inc


. .


incorporated


· civil


clk clerk


clnr cleaner


clo clothing


collr collector jan


coml


, commercial


commission


comnr .. commissioner


compt .. comptometer


condr ... conductor lab


confr


confectioner


Cong . Congregational cons


consulting


contractor


corner


court ct


custdn custodian


ctr cutter


del


delivery


dep deputy


dept department


dicta dictaphone


dietn .dietitian


dir


.director


dispr


dispatcher


dist


district


Abr


Catherine


Cath


George


Geo


Richard Richd


Robert


Robt


Samuel


Saml


Solomon Sol


Stephen Steph


Theodore . Theo


August


Aug


Eugene


Eug


Michael Michl


Thomas


Thos


Benjamin 9-44


Bom


Frederick


Fredk


Patrick


Patk


RyMS


. Railway Mail Service s or S South san sanitary Sav . Savings sch school


mkt


market


se


southeast


mldr


mlnr


milliner


molder


sec


secretary


sergt


sergeant


ship


shipping


sht mtl .. sheet metal sls .sales


smstrs


... seamstress


soc


society


solr


solicitor


multi multigraph spl special


· music


sq


square


SS.


south side


sta station


sta eng


stationary engineer sten . stenographer stereo . Stereotyper stmftr steamfitter str setter


stvdr stevedore


supt


. . superintendent


supvr


... supervisor


surg


surgeon


SW southwest swtchmn ... switchman


tab mach


tabulating machine


tchr


. teacher


tech


. technician


tel


telephone


teleg


telegraph


tmkpr timekeeper tmstr teamster tndr tender


trans .. transportation


trav


traveling


trnmn


trainman


treas


treasurer


tstr


tester


twp


township


typ typist


undwrtr .. underwriter Univ University uphol . upholsterer US ... United States USA


United States Army


USCG United


States Coast Guard USMC .. United States


Marine Corps


USMS


United


States Maritime


Service


USN United States Navy vet veterinary vulc vulcanizer w or W West whol wholesale


whsemn warehouseman


wid widow


wkr worker wks works widr welder


wtchmn .. watchman ydmn


ydmstr .. yardmaster


ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES


Abraham


Alexander Alex


Alfred Alf


Archibald Arch


Edward Edw


Katherine Kath


Arthur Arth


Elizabeth Eliz


Margaret Margt


or mechanical ret retail WS . West side


Rev Reverend


rm


room


By


Meth Methodist


mfg .. manufacturing mfr .. manufacturer


mgr manager


mimeo . mimeograph


mn man


mono monotype


msngr


messenger


mstr


master


engineer mtrmn motorman


mus


mut mutual


n or N North


Natl National


ne


northeast


nr


near


ns.


.north side


nw


northwest


.. property owner


ofc office


opp


opposite


forewoman


opr


operator


frt freight optom optometrist


osteo osteopath


pass passenger


pat


patent


pdlr


peddler


pharm .. pharmacist


photog .. photographer phys physician


govt government pk park ter terrace


grocer


pkr


packer


householder pkwy parkway


hairdrsr . hairdresser pl place


pimbr plumber


plshr polisher


plstr


plasterer


pntr


PO postoffice


PS


Public School


pres president Presby. .. Presbyterian prfrdr proofreader


prin principal


priv .. private


prntr printer


prod


produce


professor


prop


proprietor


prsfdr


press feeder




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