Gloucester (Essex County, Mass.) city directory 1953-1954, Part 4

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Publication date: 1953
Publisher: Gloucester (Mass.)
Number of Pages: 490


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On books and catalogs having 24 or more pages ; also, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, and plants-2 cents for first 2 ounces and 11/2 cents for' each additional 2 ounces.


Bulk Rate


For Detalls Consult Your Local Postmaster


Fourth-Class-(Parcel Post)


The present size and weight limits for fourth class (parcel post) will con- tinue to apply in all cases except for parcels mailed at. a first class office for delivery to another first class office in which case the size is limited to 72 inches length and girth, 40 pounds in weight to the first and second zones, and 20 pounds in weight in the third to the eighth zones. Exceptions to the new size and weight restrictions are :


(1) Baby fowl, live plants, trees, shrubs, or agricultural commodities (not including manufactured products thereof).


(2) Books, permanently bound for preservation, consisting wholly of read- ing matter or reading matter with inci- dental blank spaces for students' nota- tions and containing no advertising matter other than incidental announce- ments of books.


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It is not contemplated that the pro- visions of this law shall be evaded or circumvented by diverting parcels ex- ceeding the prescribed limits of size and weight from first class offices and mailing the parcels at offices of the


second, third or fourth class or on į rural or star routes.


First pound Cents


pounds Cents


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REGISTERED MAIL


Indemnity limit


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For Details Consult Your Local Postmaster COLLECT-ON-DELIVERY (Third and Fourth Class Mail) C. O. D. FEES (Unregistered) For collections and in-


demnity not to exceed $ 5.00


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Amount of Insurance


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RETURN RECEIPTS for domestic numbered insured mail. (No Return Receipts issued for parcels insured at the minimum fee of 5 cents.)


Fee


When requested at time of mailing 7c When requested after mailing ... 15c


Showing address where delivered .. 31c


AIDS TO PROPER MAILING Write name and address plainly and completely.


Place name and address of sender on all matter.


Prepay postage fully on all letters and parceis.


Always address mail for city deliv- ery to street and number and request correspondents to do likewise.


Use designation North or South, East or West when it is a proper part of the address and save delay in delivery. Insure valuable parcels except those containing small articles of consider- able value which should be registered. Wrap parcel post carefully in heavy paper and tie knots securely.


You will often gain a day's time in delivery by depositing mail as soon as it is ready.


Use Postal Unit numbers on mail addressed to cities where Unit Num- bers are required.


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Amount of Money Order


From $ 0.01 to $ 5.00


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AIR MAIL SERVICE


United States Air Mail Service


Six cents for each ounce or fraction thereof ; limit of weight 8 ounces ; to any part of the United States. May be registered, insured, sent C. O. D. or Special Delivery.


Post Cards 4 cents each.


Air mail stamps and distinctively- stamped envelopes are issued for pre- payment of postage on air mail. Ord- inary stamps may also be used.


Air mail should be plainly marked "VIA AIR MAIL" in the space Imme- diately below the stamps and above the address.


Canada (same as above except weight limit of 60 lbs).


Air Mail Mexico


Rate of postage to Mexico : Six cents for each ounce.


Dispatched by the United States Air Mail Service and in Canada or in Mex- ico by the Air Mail Services in those countries. For additional information telephone your local post office.


United States Air Mail Service to Central America, South America, the West Indies and other Foreign Countries.


For information regarding this ser- vice telephone your local post office.


Air Parcel Post


Air postage on parcels weighing 8 oz. or less is 6c per oz.


Zones


Over 8 oz. to 1 1b.


Additional pounds


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SPECIAL SERVICE FEES IN ADDITION TO REGULAR POSTAGE


SPECIAL DELIVERY FEES on all classes of mail including Air Mail :


First


Other


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FOURTH CLASS: 2 pounds or less, 15 cents ; over 2, not over 10 pounds, 20 cents ; over 10 pounds, 25 cents.


"Speclal Handling" must be so in- dorsed.


DOMESTIC ORDINARY MAIL SENDERS' RECEIPTS FOR


A receipt (certificate of mailing) is furnished the sender of domestic ordin- ary mail of any class upon payment of 1 cent for each piece. This fee does not insure against loss, rifling or dam- age, but merely furnishes evidence of mailing, and no receipt will be obtain- ed from the addressee on delivery. Ad- ditional duplicate receipts may be ob- tained upon payment of 1 cent each. «


Additional


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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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HOW TO USE YOUR CITY DIRECTORY


The major departments in the Directory are arranged in the following order for ready reference:


1. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS


2. INTRODUCTION AND MISCELLANEOUS


3. ALPHABETICAL SECTION


4. CLASSIFIED BUYERS' GUIDE


5. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS SECTION


6. HOUSEHOLDERS' AND STREET GUIDE


Particular attention is directed to four symbols as being important contributing factors in supplying complete information. They appear as follows: ALPHABETICAL SECTION, "h"-Householders, "r"-Resident, HOUSEHOLDERS' AND STREET GUIDE, "A"-Telephone Subscriber, "O"-Homeowner.


The City Directory Will Answer Your Everyday Questions


About an Individual


How does he spell his name ?. Alpha. Is he married? What is his wife's


name? Alpha.


Where does he live? Alpha.


Does he own his home? HH & St.


Has he a telephone ?. HH & St.


Where is the nearest telephone ?. HH & St. Who are his neighbors ?. HH & St.


What does he do for a living? . Alpha. Where does he work ?. Alpha. Is he the "head of the house" or a


resident? Alpha. HH & St.


About a Business Concern


What is the correct name ?.... Alpha .- Class. What is the correct address ?... Alpha .- Class. Just what do they do ?. . Alpha .- Class. Is it a Partnership or Corporation ?... Alpha. Who are the Partners? (if a firm) .... Alpha. Who are the chief officers? (if Inc.) .. Alpha. Others in same or similar lines ?...... Class. (NOTE :. If name is in bold type, saying


How many adults in the family ?. . .. . Alpha. (same address) Does he own a business ?. Alpha. Is he a member of a partnership ?. . Alpha. Is he an officer in a corporation ?. Alpha. Others in the same business or profession ? Class.


Is the woman single, married or


a widow?


Alpha ..


What was the name of the widow's


husband ?


Alpha ..


"for further information see much more detailed information appears on that page such as: )


What are their specialties ? . Class .- Buyers' Guide Description of products and


services ?


. Buyers' Guide


Location of branches.


Alpha .- HH-Class.


About a Locality


Quickest way to get there ?. .HH & St.


How do the Streets run ?. HH & St. Who lives at a given address ?. HH & St.


Is there a telephone there: where is the nearest 'phone ?. HH & St.


What is the character of the HH & St. neighborhood?


Is it a "Home-owners" section,


Apt. house section, etc. ?. HH & St.


Just where in the block is it located ? HH & St. What is the nearest street corner ?. . HH & St .. What is the nearest store, church, school, garage, etc .?.. HH : St. If business location, what


business ? HH & St. If an office bldg., who are in


what rooms? HH & St .. Where are bldgs .- office and public ?. . Class ..


About Clubs, Societies, Associations, Etc.


What is the complete name ?... . Class .- Alpha.


Where are their headquarters? Alpha. Who is the Secretary ?. Alpha. When are the stated meetings? Alpha. What are the Churches and where located ? Alpha .- Class.


Who are the pastors ?. Alpha.


What are the names and locations and who are the Principals of the schools ?.... Class .- Alpha .. of the Cemeteries? Class .- Alpha. What are the locations of the What are names and locations


Hospitals, Homes and Asylums? Class .- Alpha-


About City, County, State or Federal Departments


See Miscellaneous and Alpha. Sections


About Statistical & Historical Information Regarding your City


See Miscellaneous Section


Key: Alpha .- Alphabetical Section


Class .- Classified Business Section:


HH & St .- Householders and Street Guide


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ABBREVIATIONS


acct accountant


adj . adjuster


e or E


East


mfr


manufacturer


san


sanitary


mgr


manager


Sav


Savings


or administration


elec


electrical or


mkr


maker


sch


school


adv advertising


agrl


agriculture


agt


agent


al


alley


Am


American


appr


apprentice


apts


apartments


archt


architect


asmblr


assembler


exam


examiner


assoc


associate


exch


exchange


asst


assistant


exp


express


atndt


attendant


fcty


factory


atty


attorney


fdry


foundry


aud


auditor


Fed


Federal


av


avenue fl


bgemn


baggageman


fnshr


finisher


bkbndr


bookbinder


formn


foreman


opp


opposite


sten stenographer


blk


block


blksmith


blacksmith


blrmkr


boilermaker


blvd


boulevard


bmo .. business machine


operator


br


branch


brklyr


bricklayer


geol


geologist


brkmn


brakeman


bur


bureau


CSP


Christian h


Science Practitioner


cabtmkr


cabinetmaker


сатр


carpenter


cash


cashier


chauf


chauffeur


chem chemist or


chf


chief


chkr


checker


cir


circle


civ


civil


clk


clerk


cln .. cleaning or cleaner clo


clothing


collr


collector


com!


commercial


comn commission


comnr


commissioner


comp


compositor


jan


janitor


publishing


confr


confectioner


constn . construction


contr


contractor


cor


corner


corres


correspondent


ct


court


custdn


custodian


lino


linotype


real est


.real estate receiving


vet veterinary


dep


deputy


dietn


dietitian


ltd limited


lwyr


lawyer


rep


repr


repairman or


wid


widow


distr


distributor


div


division


mdse


merchandise


restr


restaurant


wks


works


dlr


.dealer


mech


mechanic


ret


retail


wldr welder


dmnstr . demonstrator


do. .


ditto or same


dr


drive


Met


Metropolitan


meter rdr.meter reader


ydmstr


yardmaster


ABBREVIATIONS OF GIVEN NAMES


Abr


Abraham


Chas


Charles


Jas


James


Richd


Richard


Alex


Alexander


Danl


Daniel


Jos


Joseph


Robt


Robert


Alf


Alfred


Edw


Edward


Kath


Katherine


Sol


Solomon


Arth


Arthur


Eliz


Elizabeth


Margt


Margaret


Steph


Stephen


Aug


August


Eug


Eugene


Michl


Michael


Theo


Theodore


Benj


Benjamin


Fredk


Frederick


Nathl


Nathaniel


Thos


Thomas


Cath


Catherine


Geo


George


Patk


Patrick I Wm


William


1-1-50


r


. resides or rooms


R room


USMC


US Marine Corps


USN US Navy


undwrtr underwriter


ctr


cutter


del


delivery


Indrs


laundress


refgr , refrigeration or


w or W


West


dir


director


dispr


dispatcher


dist


district


mach


machinist or


machine


repair


wkr


worker


Rev


med


medical


rm


room


ydmn


yardman


drftsmn


draftsman


drsmkr dressmaker


mfg


manufacturing


s or S


. South


admn administrator


educ


education


electric


mkt


market


se southeast


electn electrician


electro


electrotyper


elev


elevator


emp


employee


eng


engineer


engraver


equip


equipment


mtge


mortgage


solr solicitor


spl special


music sq square


srtr


sorter


n or N


. North SS


south side


sta


station


sta eng


.stationary engineer


stat statistician or


statistical


bkpr


bookkeeper


bldr


builder


frt


freight


optn optician


optom


optometrist


osteo osteopath


str


setter


studt


student


gdnr


gardener


gds


goods


genl


general


phys physician


pk


park


pkr


grocer


householder


htg


heating


hdw


hardware


helper


hndlr


handler


hospital


headquarters


pres


president


ter terrace


tmkpr timekeeper


tndr


tender


tob


tobacco


implts


implements


prntr


printer


trav


traveling


prod


produce


trnmn


trainman


treas


treasurer


trmr


trimmer


prsmn


pressman


tstr


tester


prsr


presser


twp


township


"trnnkr patternmaker


pub


publ


publisher or


purch


purchasing


kpr


keeper


la


lane


lab


laborer RC


Roman Catholic


laby


laboratory RD


Rural Delivery


road


rdr


reader


Univ University


uphol upholsterer


litho


lithographer rec


recpt receptionist vulc


vulcanizer


whol


wholesale


whsemn warehouseman


ins


insurance


insp


inspector or


prof professor


prsfdr press feeder


instr


instructor


int dec


interior


decorator


int rev.internal revenue inv


typ public


typist


USA


US Army


USAF ... US Air Force USCG


.U S Coast Guard


prin


principal


priv


private


SW


southwest


pkwy


parkway


pl


place


sys


system


tchr


teacher


plmb


plumber or


plumbing


polisher tel telephone


plstr


plasterer


pntr


painter


telev television


chemical


hsekpr housekeeper


prfrdr


proofreader


htg


heating


Hts


Heights


pharm pharmacist


photog


photographer


supt


superintendent


supvr


supervisor


govt


government


gro


foot


fitter


furn furniture


PS Public School


furngs furnishings


pass passenger


stvdr stevedore


sup supply


packer


swtchmn


switchman


tech technician


plshr


teleg telegraph


hosp


hq


floor


ns


north side


nw northwest


ofc office


forwn


forewoman


opr operator


stereo stereotyper


stge storage


stmftr steamfitter


mut


mutual


shipping ship sht mtl. sheet metal


mono


monotype


msngr


messenger


mstr


master


smstrs seamstress


mtce


maintenance


soc society


es


east side


mldr


molder


sec secretary


mlnr


milliner


serv service


mn


man


sls sales


engr


mtr. motorman or motor mus


Natl National


ne


northeast


Saml


Samuel


condr conductor


jwlr


jeweler


1br


lumber rd


librn


librarian


Indry laundry


refrigerator


representative


or mechanical


Reverend WS west side


wtchmn watchman


hlpr


inspection


investment


trans transportation


ft ftr


agcy agency


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CAPE ANN NATIONAL BANK


MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM - FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 154 MAIN STREET Complete Banking Facilities


POLK'S GLOUCESTER CITY DIRECTORY 1953-54


Copyright, 1954, by R. L. Polk & Co.


For List of General Abbreviations see opposite page


SPECIAL ABBREVIATIONS


A&P Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co


(B)


Boston


B&M. Boston & Maine Railroad


NET&T Co New England Telephone &


EG East Gloucester


GE Co. . Gloucester Electric Co


PC


.


Pigeon Cove


WG West Gloucester GHD. Gloucester Highway Department


Alphabetical List of Names


A B C Vending Co, Grace E Thomas mgr confectionery 73 Main


Abare Dora P wid Wm H fish wkr h 462 Wash


-Marjorie L tchr r 462 Wash


Abbott Bessie M Mrs h 212 Wash sum res 151 Wheeler


-Chas B (Priscilla) route slsmn E H Bick- ford Inc h 8 Highland pl


-Clifford eng h 11 Summit


-Dean (Kathleen) USN h 9 Abbott rd


-E Raymond (Alice M) real est 3 Harrison av h do


-Edith L wid Frank h 120 Magnolia av Mag- nolia


-Floyd S (Mary F) seine repr h 88 Eastern av


-Helen Crispin wid Thos P h 18 Fuller av Magnolia


Abbott


-Jas N jr, treas Henderson & Johnson Inc r 212 Wash


-Margt E Mrs h Barberry la .


Abele Sanford (Alice) (Camb) h sum res 7 Union ct


Abrahamsen Frank L (Ruth A) fish ctr h 4 Haskell ct


Abrahamson Carol F opr LePage's Inc r 14 Addison


-Danl phys h sum res Shore rd Magnolia


-Jas A (Kath M) died Feb 2, 1952


-. Jean E studt r 2A Haskell ct


-Joan E studt r 2A Haskell ct


-Kath M wid Jas A h 125 Maplewood av


-Rider (Eliz E) stock clk Gloucester Coal & Lumber Co h 2A Haskell ct


-Thos J (Eliz M) mucilage mkr LePage's Inc r 14 Addison


WILLIAM G. BROWN COMPANY SHEPHERD'S MARKET, Inc. The Best of Everything for You, Yours and Your Home! FREE PARKING - FREE DELIVERY - FRIENDLY SERVICE


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G-P Gorton Pew Fisheries Co Ltd


GWW Gloucester Water Works


Telegraph Co


GGL Co Gloucester Gas Light Co


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FUNERAL SERVICE


ELMER F. BURGESS INC.


GEORGE MACKEY, Director FUNERAL HOMES


38 PLEASANT ST. EST. 1894 177 MAIN ST.


GLOUCESTER TEL. 2846 ROCKPORT TEL. 773


Boston & Gloucester Express


LYNN - SALEM - BEVERLY MANCHESTER - GLOUCESTER PICK-UP & DELIVERY THROUGHOUT THE CITY BOSTON TERMINAL: CA pitol 7-4790 35 PEARL ST. Tel. 1678


Acker Agnes L wid Hilton died Jan 7, 1952 -Minnie Mrs h 16 Columbia


Ackert Jas D (Helen K) marine eng h 22 Harbor ter


-Jas D jr, fisherman r 22 Harbor ter


Acme Fish (Jos Ponzi and Angelo P Lupo) 95 E Main


Adams Alden E (Lillian B) acct office mgr Addison Gilbert Hosp h 2 Corliss av


-Anne M Mrs tchr r 66 Friend


-Carol Mrs h 35A Burnham


-Carl O (Hilda M) died May 19, 1953


-Chas E (Adelaide C) pntr h 39 Cleveland Chas F (Annie) fish meal wkr G-P h 17 Pine


-Chas S (Flavia P) arsenal wkr h 8 Oak


-Clarence E (Marion B) chauf Hagstrom Co Inc h rear 91 Prospect


-Doyle C slsmn P N Hodgkins Co r 8 Pas- ture rd Rockport


-Earl (Gloria) USA h 92} Centennial av apt 38


-Earl wharf formn Davis Bros Fisheries Corp r Pickering st Essex


-Frances E Mrs nurse h 35A MtPleasant av -Fredk J (Keith) prof MIT (Camb) h sum res 26 Leonard


-Geo Q W (Rose) fisherman h 17 Locust


-Geraldine M mach opr r 39 Cleveland


-Harold W (Eliz) photog The Camera Shop r 33 Pigeon Hill


-Henry T (Mary A) died April 4, 1952


-Hilda M wid Carl O h 50A Eastern av


-Jas A (Helen P) carp h 41 Sumner WG -Lelia N real est 8 Walnut h do


GLOUCESTER MARINE PAINTS


Manufactured by HENDERSON & JOHNSON, Inc.


121 DUNCAN ST. TEL. 1416


Adams


-Mary A Mrs h 25 Elm


-Minnie M (Mrs John C) died March 26, 1952


-Phyllis mgr Fanny Farmer Candies r 4 Stuart rd


-Raynor G, USA r 2 Corliss av


-Riley C (Phyllis) (Adams Service Station) h rear 125 Essex av


-Service Station (Riley C Adams) 73 Essex av


-Villa (Emilie Muck) hotel Ocean av Mag- nolia


-Violet M Mrs fish wkr h 23 Addison


-W Raymond carrier PO r 12 Gerring rd -Warren (Clarice) chauf h 43 Perkins


Adasko Fashion Shop (Mrs Irene Adasko) 158 Main


-Irene Mrs (Adasko Fashion Shop) h 25 Elm


ADDISON GILBERT HOSPITAL, Frank B Sullivan pres Robert F Thompson sec- treas Tucker M Vye supt 298 Washington tel 4000


Gilbert Hospital Ladies Auxiliary, Mrs Pauline Chekares treas 20 Highland meets 1st Thurs at Nurses Home, Addi- son Gilbert Hosp


Adduci Louis J partsmn Reilly Motor Co Inc r 7 Maple


Agnew Ruth M tchr r 14 Eastern Point rd


Agostini Otello (Edith H) USCG h 19 Shep- herd


Agrusso Doris Mrs h 276{ Main


-Jos taxi driver h 3 Liberty


Ahearn Edw J (Helen) bartndr h 43 Middle


-Ellen E Mrs mgr Skiis Bake Shop h 26 Addison


Ahern Mary E h sum res 1144 Wash


Ahl Hildur C (Newton) h sum res 160 Mt- Pleasant av


Aho Elliott E h 46 Granite


-Jennie S domestic h 13 Shepherd


-Laurie M (Barbara M) ctr Harbor Cove Fisheries Inc h 8 Riverdale pk


-Mary H Mrs tel opr NET&T Co r 94 Main Rockport


-Raymond E lab r 46 Granite


-Walter F (Constance) fish ctr h 10 Granite Ahola John I (Marie) h 60 High


-S Sophie wid John H h 22 Morgan av


-Sylvester (Saima S) orchestra leader h 5 Leverett


Ahonen Alex (Helen M) fisherman h 11 Mor- gan av


-Eino E fisherman r 1106 Wash


-Ellen R r 1106 Wash


-Hilma wid John h 1106 Wash


ROCKY NECK MARINE RAILWAY DIVISION


Vessel Hauling and Repairs


Capacity 300 and 600-Ton Marine Railways


OPERATED BY JOHN CHISHOLM FISHERIES CO.


ROCKY NECK AVENUE


EAST GLOUCESTER


Blacksmithing and Welding


TEL. 09


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NALLY OIL COMPANY


RANGE OIL FUEL OIL


Servicing All Parts of Cape Ann


80 BASS AVENUE, GLOUCESTER


POWER BURNERS Sales and Service Telephone 300-3894


Ahonen


-Ida E wid Alexander h 20 Langsford


-Jalmar (Mary A) USMS h 1 Duley


-John A fisherman r 52 Woodbury


-John T (Eliz F) Cape Ann Tool Company r 1 Duley


-Lauri lab r 20 Langsford


-Veiner lab r 20 Langsford


-Waino fisherman r 1106 Wash


Aiello Anthony (Jeanne C) h 57 Perkins


-Anthony (Felicia) fisherman h 15 Middle


-Anthony A (Adrienne) fisherman h 14 Li- berty


-Antonio (Grace) h 16 Wash sq


- Cath h 33 Wash


-Eug (Josephine) fisherman h 11 Procter


-Frank J (Frances A) fish ctr h 19 Mans- field


-Giuseppe h 3 Beach ct


-Grace exam Cape Ann Mfg Co r 16 Wash -John (Grace P) fisherman h 1 Pascucci ct


-John (Lillian) pres Fisherman's Wharf Inc h 44 Middle


-John B (Lena) fisherman h 653 Wash


-Jos (Frances) fisherman h 42 Summer


-Marie T bkpr Solomon Sandler r 44 Mid- dle


-Michl C, USA r 44 Middle


-Paul J (Antoinette) fisherman h 5 Wash sa


-Pauline clk The Curtain Shop r 1 Pascucci ct


-Salvatore (Florence) fishermman h 35 Main


- -Salvatore J body wkr P N Hodgkins Co r 42 Summer


-Saml (Grace) chauf h 20 Procter


-Saml P (Martha R) fisherman h 4 Leighton ct


-Thos S fisherman r 44 Middle


-Vito (Mary) fisherman h 16 Wash


Aiken Beulah M Mrs h 9 Bass av


Aikens Clement J (Charlotte M) fisherman h 7 Scott


-Howard J (Priscilla B) plmb John H Biggs h 57 Bray -Jas fish wkr r 7 Scott


Ainsworth Mary C Mrs waitress r 10 Ledge- mont av


Airoldi Attilio stone wkr r 14 Quarry


-Linda wid Francesco h 14 Quarry


Ala Allen J (Anna M) stone ctr h 28 Willow -Arvie J (Amelia) stone ctr h 6 Emerald Albee Arth L (Anne A) (Jamaica Plain) h sum res 7' Arbor


-Jas M (Augusta) shipper h 89 Prospect Albert Anthony (Mooters Package Store) r 7 Allen


ROCKPORT


REAL ESTATE Sales and Rentals


Thurston Real Estate Agency


LURA THURSTON SMITH


20 PLEASANT ST. ROCKPORT 534


Albert


-Frank (Rose E) ctr Empire Fish Co h 7 Allen


-Joaquin (Maria) fisherman h 7 Allen -Joaquin jr r 7 Allen


-Louis (Beatrice H) lwyr 201 Main rm 1 h 57 Wash


-Rebecca wid Isaac h 20 Blynman av


Albertson Christine B wid Neil died Feb 19, 1953


-Oliver E (Bertha I) h 3 Sylvan


-Robt W (Barbara M) chauf h 77 Riverdale pk


Alcock Geo L (Louise H) (Belmont) sum res Canonicus rd WG


Alcone Watson L (Sarah E) barber 246 Item av h 200 Ansonia


Alderman Choate B picture framer and an- tiques 50₺ Main r 9 Maple 2d fl


Aldrich Ann opr LePage's Inc r 10 Marble rd -Arth G (Margt M) police h 10 Marble rd -Thos ice wki Gloucester Ice & Cold Storage Co Inc r 10 Marble rd


Aldridge Harriet F Mrs h MtAnn rd WG


Alexander Alan A (Miriam) slsmn h 593 Essex av WG


-Alphonse F (Mary) h 32 Friend


-Donald W (Mary L) mason h 616 Western av Magnolia


-Edw A corp clk Beacon Marine Basin Inc r 176 E Main


-Edw G (Madeline D) pastor First Baptist Church h 18 Wash sq


-Edwin W Rev (Augusta) h 572 Essex av WG


COLONIAL NURSING HOME


Private, Semi-Private-Intermediate and Wards Room Nursing Care Prop. MRS. NINA G. LA FLAM 28 EASTERN POINT ROAD Telephone 1210


REILLY MOTOR COMPANY PONTIAC - CADILLAC Sales and Service 130 WASHINGTON STREET Tel. 4730


32


SAVINGS BANK


STABILITY OF MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL SAVINGS CENTRAL FUND


TEL. 813


70 Years of Mutual Savings Bank Service GRANITE SAVINGS BANK MAIN STREET, ROCKPORT, MASS.


MONUMENT MAKERS SINCE 1889 A. J. BARTON & SON, Inc. Memorials


Telephone 194-M-Evenings 194-J 5 BROWN SQ. IPSWICH, MASS.


Alexander


-Flora wid John r 593 Essex av WG


-Frank F fisherman r 35 Harrison av


-John C (Ann) treas and genl mgr Beacon Marine Basin Inc h rear 211 E Main


-John F (Louise J) pres Beacon Marine Basin Inc and fish 227 E Main h 176 E Main




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