Newton, Massachusetts, city directory 1883, Part 35

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Secretary of Treasury .-. Chas. J. Folger, of New York.


Secretary of Interior .- Menry M. Teller, of Colorado.


Secretary of War .- Robert T. Lincoln, of Illinois.


Secretary of the Navy .- Wm. E. Chandler, of New Hampshire. Postmaster General .- Timothy O. Howe, of Wisconsin.


Attorney General .- Benj. H. Brewster, of Pennsylvania.


LEGISLATIVE.


Forty-eighth Congress : Began March 5th, 1883 ; ends March 4th, 1885.


Senators from Massachusetts .- Henry L. Dawes, of Pittsfield ; term expires 1887. George F. Hoar, of Worcester ; term expires 1889. Salary, $5,000.


REPRESENTATIVES FROM MASSACHUSETTS.


Salary, $5,000.


District 1 .- Robert T. Davis, of Fall River.


66 2 .- John D. Long, of Hingham.


66 3 .- Ambrose A. Ranney, of Boston.


4 .- Patrick A. Collins, of Boston.


5 .- Leopold Morse, of Boston.


66 6 .- Henry B. Lovering, of Lynn.


7 .- Eben F. Stone, of Newburyport.


66 8 .- William A. Russell, of Lawrence.


66 9 .- Theodore Lyman, of Brookline.


10 .- William W. Rice, of Worcester.


66 11 .- Wm. Whiting, of Holyoke.


66 12 .- George D. Robinson, of Chicopee.


FOR CENSUS STATISTICS,


CONSULT THE


DIRECTORY.


ANDREW F. LEATHERBEE, (Formerly of LEATHERBEE BROS.), No. 376 Albany Street, (Water Side,) BOSTON. - -DEALER IN-


FRAMES, SHINGLES AND BUTTED LATHS, A Specialty.


EASTERN AND WESTERN LUMBER.


Constantly on Hand, a full assortment of Shingles, Clapboards, Pickets, Laths; also, Dry Planed and Joined Spruce Floor Boards, Matched Boards, Sheathing Base Boards, Shelving, Planed Plank, and all kinds of Building and Finishing Lumber, Hard Woods included.


DAMON SAFE & IRON WORKS.


Salesroom, 108 and 110 Sudbury St., Boston.


Manufactory, Cambridgeport (largest in New England). Safe Manufacturers to U. S, Treas. and U. S. P. O. Departments.


BANKERS' SAFES, VAULT DOORS,


FIRE PROOF SAFES, HOUSE SAFES.


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FIRE PROOF HOUSE SAFE. Inside, 12 x 8 x 83 | Outside, 23 x 15 x 13 Price, $30.


References among many others: . E. P. Pond, Esq., Manager Boston Safe Dept. Co .; Asa P. Potter, Prest. Maverick Bank Boston; Geo. R. Chapman, Prest. Merchants' Bank, Boston ; J. Montgomery Sears.


CALL OR SEND FOR CIRCULARS AND PRICES.


261 037708- 091 322MAR 230323


DEPOSI


SAFE


BOSTON


FIDEL


SECURITY


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TRUST CO


87 MILK STREET,


CORNER OF CONGRESS ST.,


POST OFFICE SQ., - BOSTON.


CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY, - -


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$600,000


STOCKHOLDERS' LIABILITY, (Additional), 600,000


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PRESIDENT,


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FREDERICK M. STONE.


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VICE PRESIDENTS.


FREDERIC W. LINCOLN. ..


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OLIVER DITSON.


DIRECTORS.


. NATHANIEL J. BRADLEE. GEORGE C. LORD. WILLIAM E. PUTNAM.


BENJAMIN F. BROOKS. WILLIAM. MIXTER. M. DENMAN ROSS. JOHN CUMMINGS. DANIEL NEEDHAM. HENRY S. SIIAW. JAMES LONGLEY. OTIS NORCROSS. L. MILES STANDISH. JOHN FELT OSGOOD. BENJ. F. STEVENS.


ROYAL M. PULSIFER.


GERARD C. TOBEY.


THOMAS J. WHIDDEN.


Manager of Safe Deposit Department, Treasurer.


EDWARD P. BOND. FRANK C. MILES.


SAFES RENTED AT FROM $10 TO $150 A YEAR.


Valuable Papers, Plate, Jewelry and other Property stored for Safe-keeping, in Fire-proof and Burglar-proof Vaults, always under guard. The Legislature has authorized this Company to hold Estates in Trust under will or deed. This authority enables it to assume trusts where a change may become necessary through death or otherwise. -


INTEREST PAID ON CASH DEPOSITS.


BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY


· OF ADVERTISERS. .


Architect. WENTWORTH W. P. 8 Exchange place ( See page 459).


Art Schools. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Franklin sq. ( See page 321).


Artists' Materials.


SMITH EBEN, 182 Lincoln ( See page. 468 ).


WADSWORTH BROS. & HOWLAND, S+ Washington ( See page 448 ).


WHEELER ASAHEL, 145 Milk ( See page 448). 1


Auctioneers. BARNES F. G. & SON, 27 State ( See front cover ). FARNSWORTH E. S. 23 Water ( See back cover ).


Awnings. ERICKSON A. 38 North Market ( See page 452). TRUNDY & CO. 59 Broad ( See page 452).


Bank Vaults. DAMON SAFE & IRON WORKS, 108 Sudbury ( See opposite page 386 ).


Baskets. PEABODY & WHITNEY, 92 Washington ( See page 460). Bell Hangers (Electric and old style). BECKFORD E. S. 3 Lagrange ( See page 461).


FULLER SETH W. 22 Milk ( See page 467).


Blacking Manufacturers. BROWN B. F. & CO. 156 Commercial ( See page 469). Blank Book Manufacturers. GAY AARON R. & CO. 130 State ( See page 454 ). Blanket Cleansing (sulphur). DALOZ L. H. 496 Tremont ( See page 458). Boot and Shoe Blackings. BROWN B. F. & CO. 156 Commercial ( See page 469). Boots and Shoes. -


LAMKIN G. & CO. 28 Tremont Row ( See page 453 ). NEWELL J. A., Essex, cor. Chauncy ( See page 449 ).


FOR COUNTY OFFICERS,


CONSULT THE


DIRECTORY.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Builders' Materials.


BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock sq. (See foot lines on page 164, &c. ).


Butter, Cheese and Eggs. WADSWORTH BRIGGS, 89 Quincy Market ( See page 450).


Cabinet Makers.


HOLMES F. M. FURNITURE CO. 115 Washington (See back cover ) ..


Canopies ( For weddings, parties, etc. ). ERICKSON A. 38 N. Market ( See page 452).


Carpenters.


STEWART WYM. H. 61 Wareham ( See page 425). Carpet Cleaners.


RICKER GEO. F. & CO. 613 Main, Cambridgeport ( See back col'd page ).


Carriage Manufactories and Repositories.


KIMBALL BROS. 112 Sudbury ( See page 451 ). SARGENT WILLIAM P. & CO. 14 Sudbury ( See page 450).


Carriage Robes and Horse Clothing. DYER, TAYLOR & CO. 36 Chauncy ( See front col'd page). Cement Walks. SIMPSON BROS, 22 Milk ( See front col'd page). Children's Carriages.


PEABODY & WHITNEY, 90 Washington (See page 460). China, &c.


FRENCH A. & CO. 93 Franklin ( See opp. p. 49 and back cover). JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON, 51 Federal ( See foot lines on page 49 &c.)


Civil Engineers. SHEDD & SAWYER, 60 Congress ( See page 464). Coal ( Wholesale). ATHERTON OTIS (Loyalsock) 7 Exchange pl. (See p. 455). Commissioner for all the States. SHAW C. A. 11 Court (See page 460).


Concrete Pavers.


SIMPSON BROS. 22 Milk ( See front col'd page). Concrete Walks. SIMPSON BROS. 22 Milk ( See front col'd page ).


EVERY TOWN


In the United States, of 4000 souls or more, has its POPULATION given in the Directory.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Contractors. HALE CHARLES H. (landscape gardener), 60 Devonshire (See page 457).


STEWART WM. H. 61 Wareham (See page 425). Cordage. - SILVER LAKE CO. 82 Chauncy ( See page 453).


Corsets. ALLEN ISAAC D. & CO. 21 Winter (See page 449). Crockery, Glass and China Ware.


FRENCH A. & CO. 93 Franklin ( See opp. p. 49 and back cover ). JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON, 51 Federal ( See foot lines on page 49 &c. ).


Curriers. MULLER BROS. 62 South ( See back cover ). Curtains and Fixtures.


ROLLINS E. L. & F. S. 50 Franklin ( See front cover ).


Cutlery. DARLING H. M. & CO. 632 Washington ( See page 456). Dining Rooms. BOSTON & ALBANY STATION DINING ROOMS, at B. & A. depot ( See page 459 ).


Doors, Sash, and Blinds.


CUTTER & PARKER, 232 Friend ( See page 452). HARDY, DYER & CO. 15 Charlestown ( See page 412 ). HARDY & CO, 173 Blackstone ( See page 467).


Drain and Sewer Pipe.


FISKE & COLEMAN, 62 Congress ( See page 451 ). PORTLAND STONE WARE CO. 8 Liberty sq. ( See p. 468).


Dye Houses. BARRETT'S DYE HOUSE, Barrett & Bro. 52 Temple ( See foot lines on page 149. &c. ). DALOZ L. H. 496 Tremont ( See page 458). LEWANDO'S FRENCH DYE HOUSE, 17 Temple place ( See · page 451 ).


Electric Bells and Gas Lighting.


BECKFORD E. S. 3 Lagrange ( See page 461 ). FULLER SETH W. 22 Milk ( See page 467 ).


Feather Bed Renovators. RICKER GEO. F. & CO. 613 Main, Cambridgeport ( See back colored page ).


Fire Brick, Terra Cotta, &c.


FISKE & COLEMAN, 62 Congress ( See page 451).


POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS, Consult the Directory.


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Florist. NILSSON GEORGE F., Auburndale ( See page 465 ).


Flour, &c.


HEATH FOOD CO. 199 Tremont ( See page 450). Frame Manufs. CHILDS A. A. & CO. 378 Washington ( See foot lines on page 209, &c.).


Fur Manufs.


DYER, TAYLOR & CO. 36 Chauncy ( See front colored page).


Furnaces. HIGHLAND FOUNDRY CO. 87 North ( See page 470). SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE CO. 52 Union ( See page 463).


Furniture.


CABOT BROS. & PRESCOTT, 209 Tremont ( See page 453). HOLMES F. M. FURNITURE CO. 115 Washington ( See back cover ).


PAINE J. S. 141 Friend ( See back cover ).


SHAW, APPLIN & CO. 27 Sudbury ( See front colored page).


Garden Vases.


PORTLAND STONE WARE CO. 8 Liberty sq. ( See p. 468).


Gas Oil.


BEACON OIL CO. 42 India ( See back colored page). Gilding. CHILDS A. A. & CO. 378 Washington ( See foot lines on page 209 ¿c. ). . SMITH EBEN, 182 Lincoln ( See page 468).


Green Houses. NILSSON GEORGE F., Auburndale ( See page 465). Grocers' Sundries. WADSWORTH BRIGGS, 89 Quincy Market ( See page 450). Hardware. BURDITT & WILLIAMS, 20 Dock square ( See foot lines on page 164, cc. ).


DARLING H. M. & CO. 632 Washington ( See page 456).


Hard Wood Lumber.


LEATHERBEE ANDREW F. 376 Albany ( See opposite page 386 ).


LEATHERBEE WM. HI. & SON, 122 East Dedham ( See front colored page ).


Harness Dealers.


ADAMS & ILSLEY, 150 Tremont ( See front colored page).


KIMBALL BROS. 112 Sudbury ( See page 451 ).


SARGENT WM. P. & CO. 14 Sudbury ( See page 450).


FOR UNITED STATES OFFICERS, CONSULT THE DIRECTORY.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Hat Manufacturer. BILLINGS & LAMSON, Kingston, c. Bedford ( See page 460). Health Food. HEALTH FOOD CO. 199 Tremont ( See page 450). Illuminating Oils. BEACON OIL CO. 42 India ( See back colored page). Insurance Companies and Agents.


BARNES F. G. & SON, 27 State ( See front cover ). CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO., Alfred L. Barbour, sec'y, Cambridgeport. Mass. ( See opposite map). CROSBY & BOIT, 40 Kilby ( See front colored page ).


FARNSWORTH E. S. 23 Water ( See back cover ).


MASS. MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. 28 State ( See page 459 ).


MASS. SAFETY FUND ASSOCIATION, 31 Milk ( See page 447 ). SEARS W. B. 55 State ( See front cover and opp. puge 48). $ Iron Founders. HIGHLAND FOUNDRY CO. 87 North ( See page 470). Jewelry, Watches, &c.


HAMBLIN J. B. 5 Bromfield ( See page 466 ). Kid Glove Cleaners.


BARRETT & BRO. 52 Temple place ( See foot lines on page 149, &c. ).


Lamps and Fixtures.


FRENCH A. & CO. 93 Franklin ( See opposite page 49 and back cover ).


JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON, 51 Federal ( See foot lines on page 49, c&c. ).


Landscape Gardeners.


HALE CHARLES H. 60 Devonshire ( See page 457). NILSSON GEORGE F., Auburndale ( See page 465).


Lawyers.


GOODRICH J. B. 5 Court ( See page 446 ).


KENNEDY J. C. 28 State ( See page 446).


LOWELL JOHN, JR. 5 Court ( See page 448).


MASON EDWARD H. 82 Devonshire ( See page 447).


MORSE GEORGE W. 28 State ( See page 446). SHELDON H. N. 246 Washington ( See page 446 ). SLOCUM W. F. & W. S. 257 Washington ( See page 447).


Leather Dressings, &c.


BROWN B. F. & CO. 156 Commercial ( See page 469 ).


Library Supplies. DUI MELVIL, 32 Hawley ( See page 449 ).


STRANGERS CONSULT


THE DIRECTORY, And Advertisers reap the benefit.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Locks. DAMON SAFE & IRON WORKS, 108 Sudbury ( See opposite page 386).


Locksmiths.


BECKFORD E. S. 3 Lagrange ( See page 461).


Lumber. FULLER G. & SON, Western av. at Brighton ( See page 451 ). LEATHERBEE ANDREW F. 376 Albany ( See opp. page 386). LEATHERBEE WM. H. & SON, 122 East Dedham ( See front colored page ).


Machinists. 4


NEWELL JAMES S. & CO. 71 Lincoln ( See page 453).


Mantels.


GRIGG JOSEPH W. 26 Charlestown ( See page 457). Mapleine.


WETHERBEE H. H. & CO. 55 Bristol ( See page 455). Mattress Refitters.


RICKER GEORGE F. & CO. 613 Main, Cambridgeport ( See back colored page ).


Metaphoric Rock Fountains. NILSSON GEORGE F., Auburndale ( See page 465).


Mirrors.


GHISLA & BRIASSOLI. 30 Kneeland ( See page 468). Mortgages. BARNES F. G. & SON, 27 State ( See front cover ).


FRENCH J. & SON, 226 Washington ( See front cover and foot lines under Streets ).


Music School. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Franklin sq. ( See page 321 ).


Naphtha Cleansing Works.


DALOZ L. H. 496 Tremont ( See page 458). Notary Public.


KENNEDY J. C. 28 State ( See page 446).


Oils.


BEACON OIL CO. 42 India ( See back colored page). Optical Goods.


HAMBLIN J. B. 5 Bromfield ( See page 466). Paints, Oils, &c. 1


WADSWORTH BROS. & HOWLAND, 84 Washington ( See page 448 ). WHEELER ASAHEL, 145 Milk ( See page 448),


SALARIES OF CITY OFFICERS, CONSULT THE DIRECTORY.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Paper Hangings.


CORSE & SMITH, 181 Washington ( See page 464 ). NEWELL & GRAVES, 19 Hanover ( See page 458).


ROBINSON CHARLES W. 406 Washington ( See back cover ). ROLLINS E. L. & F. S. 50 Franklin ( See front cover ).


Paper Warehouses.


CREHORE C. F. (press ), 87 Milk ( See page 436). RICE, KENDALL & CO. 91 Federal ( See page 454 ).


Patent Solicitor. SHAW C. A. 11 Court ( See page 460). Photographer.


CONLY C. F. 465 Washington ( See page 463 ).


Piano Tuner.


WOOD FERNANDO H. 611 Washington ( See page 466 ). Pictures and Frames.


CHILDS A. A. & CO. 378 Washington ( See foot lines on page 209, &c. ).


GHISLA & BRIASSOLI, 30 Kneeland ( See page 468).


SMITH EBEN, 182 Lincoln ( See page 468).


Plumbers and Plumbers' Materials. HAWTHORNE & CO. 16 Province ( See page 456).


Pork Packers. NORTH CHARLES H. & CO. 27 Faneuil Hall Market ( See page 450).


Presses and Dies. . NEWELL JAMES S. & CO. 71 Lincoln ( See page 453). Printers.


MUDGE ALFRED & SON, 34 School ( See opp. page 448). Probate Judge. WHITE GEORGE, 5 Tremont ( See page 447). Provision Dealers. HOSFORD OSCAR & SON, 5 St. Charles Market ( See page 459 ). NORTH CHARLES H. & CO. 27 Faneuil Hall Market ( See page 450).


Readers' and Writers' Labor Savers. DUI MELVIL, 32 Hawley ( See page 449).


Real Estate Agents and Brokers. BARNES F. G. & SON, 27 State ( See front cover ). FARNSWORTH E. S. 23 Water ( See back corer ).


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FRENCH JAS. & SON, 226 Washington ( See front cover and foot lines under Streets ).


MAP OF NEWTON, 25A


PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY DREW, ALLIS & CO.


394


BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Restaurant. BOSTON & ALBANY STATION DINING ROOM at B. & A. depot ( See page 459 ).


Robes, Furs, &c. DYER, TAYLOR & CO. 36 Chauncy ( See front colored page).


Roofer (Gravel and Slate).


MAGUIRE W. J., Washington, Brighton ( See page 417). Rustic Bridges.


NILSSON GEORGE F., Auburndale ( See page 465). Saddle Dealers.


ADAMS & ILSLEY, 150 Tremont ( See front colored puge). Safe Deposit Co. BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT & TRUST CO., Edward P. Bond, secretary, 87 Milk ( See opposite page 387).


Safes.


DAMON SAFE & IRON WORKS, 108 Sudbury ( See opposite page 386 ).


Sash, Blinds, &c. HARDY & CO. 173 Blackstone ( See page 467 ).


School Furniture.


WHITCOMB A. G. 73 Fulton ( See back colored page).


Schools ( Music).


. NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Franklin sq. ( See page 321 ).


Settees.


· WHITCOMB A. G. 73 Fulton ( See back colored page ). Sewer Pipe. PORTLAND STONE WARE CO. 8 Liberty sq. ( See page 468 ). Shingles. LEATHERBEE ANDREW F. 376 Albany ( See opposite page 386 ).


Silk Hat Manufs. BILLINGS & LAMSON, Kingston c. Bedford ( See page 460). Silver Ware. JONES, McDUFFEE & STRATTON, 51 Federal ( See foot . lines on page 49, &c. ).


Slate Mantels. GRIGG JOSEPH W. 26 Charlestown ( See page 457). Slate Roofers. FARQUHAR JOHN'S SONS, 22 East ( See page 452 ). MAGUIRE W. J., Washington, Brighton ( See page 417 ).


METRIC SYSTEM OF WEIGHTS


And Measures, for Tables. Consult the Directory.


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BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Speaking Tubes. BECKFORD E. S. 3 Lagrange ( See page 461 ). FULLER SETH W. 22 Milk ( See page 467 ). Spring Beds and Pillow Sham Holders. CABOT BROS. & PRESCOTT, 209 Tremont ( See page 453 ). Stationers. DUI MELVIL, 32 Hawley ( See page 449 ). GAY AARON R. & CO. 130 State ( See page 454 ). Statue and Terra Cotta Vases. PORTLAND STONE WARE CO. 8 Liberty sq. ( See p. 468). Steam Heating.


BROWN RUFUS G. & CO. 26 Charlestown ( See opposite page 306 ).


Steam Radiators. BROWN RUFUS G. & CO. 26 Charlestown ( See opposite page 306).


Steel Engravings. GHISLA & BRIASSOLI, 30 Kneeland ( See page 468). Stoves, Ranges, &c. ( Manufs.)


HIGHLAND FOUNDRY CO. 87 North ( See page 470). SMITH & ANTHONY STOVE CO. 52 Union ( See page 463 ). Syrup ( Mapleine).


WETHERBEE H. H. & CO. 55 Bristol ( See page 455). Tanners. MULLER BROS. 62 South ( See back cover ). Taxidermists. MAYNARD C. J. & CO. 9 Pemberton sq. ( See page 449). Tents, Sails, Flags, &c.


ERICKSON A. 38 North Market ( See page 452). TRUNDY & CO. 59 Broad ( See page 452). Ticket Agent. BOND T. EDWARD, agent, Central Vermont Railroad Line, 260 Washington ( See page 448).


Trimmings, Yarns, &c. ALLEN ISAAC D. & CO. 21 Winter ( See page 449). Trunk Dealers. ADAMS & ILSLEY, 150 Tremont ( See front colored page). Trust Company. 1


BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST CO., E. P. Bond, secretary, 87 Milk ( See opposite page 387).


MOON RISES AND SETS, CONSULT THE DIRECTORY,


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396-400


BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


Tuner ( Pianoforte). WOOD FERNANDO H. 611 Washington ( See page 466). Upholsterers.


HOLMES F. M. FURNITURE CO. 115 Washington ( See back cover ).


PAINE J. S. 141 Friend ( See back cover ):


SHAW, APPLIN & CO. 27 Sudbury ( See front colored page).


Wall Papers.


NEWELL & GRAVES, 19 Hanover ( See page 458).


ROBINSON CHARLES W. 406 Washington ( See back cover ).


ROLLINS E. L. & F. S. 50 Franklin ( See front cover ).


Watches, &c.


HAMBLIN J. B. 5 Bromfield ( See page 466).


Whips and Robes. ADAMS & ILSLEY, 150 Tremont ( See front colored page ). Window Shades.


CORSE & SMITH, 181 Washington ( See page 464).


NEWELL & GRAVES, 19 Hanover ( See page 458).


ROLLINS E. L. & F. S. 50 Franklin ( See front cover ).


Windows and Frames.


HARDY & CO. 173 Blackstone ( See page 467).


Wooden Ware (Baskets, &c.). PEABODY & WHITNEY, 90 Washington ( See page 460).


· NEW


MAP OF NEWTON.


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Drawn from the latest surveys expressly for the Publishers, showing all changes in the City to the present date.


HANDSOMELY ENGRAVED ON STONE, AND COLORED BY WARDS. Size, 16 x 17 inches.


PRICE, ( IN SHEETS, .


40 cents.


POCKET FORM, ·


60


PUBLISHED AND FOR SALE BY


DREW, ALLIS & CO.,


452 MAIN ST., WORCESTER.


Sent prepaid on receipt of price.


FOR SCHOOL VACATIONS,


CONSULT THE


DIRECTORI.


·


NEWTON ADVERTISEMENTS.


ESTABLISHED 1866.


THE NEWTON JOURNAL,


A Family Newspaper devoted to the local interests of the City and vicinity,


. IS ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY. PUBLICATION OFFICE,


BRACKETT'S BLOCK, NEWTON.


The paper has considerable and increasing circulation in the various villages of Newton, reaching the homes of a majority of the families of the city. It is therefore,


AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.


It also circulates to some extent in Watertown and Brighton. Attached to the establishment is a large Job Office, where


-PRINTING-


OF VARIOUS KINDS, SUCH AS


POSTERS, BILL-HEADS, CARDS, CIRCULARS, ETC.


Will be executed in good style, and with despatch.


GEO. H. PRATT, PROPRIETOR, Successor to HI. M. STIMSON & CO.


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402


DRY GOODS AND FIRE INSURANCE.


FRANCIS MURDOCK & CO., DRY AND FANCY GOODS,


Gents' Furnishing Goods, &c.


BACON'S BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET, NEWTON.


FRANCIS MURDOCK,


FIRE INSURANCE,


Represents the following First-Class Companies :


MIDDLESEX MUTUAL, of CONCORD, MASS.,


One of the Strongest Mutual Companies known :


ASSETS, = = $389,659.09


Citizens' Mutual, ASSETS : $247,534 12


· Holyoke


567,925 68


Quincy


66 470,000 00


Cambridge


66 126,780 00


Merrimac


66


66 225,928 31


ALSO, STRONG STOCK COMPANIES.


HOME OF NEW YORK,


Assets :


$7,208,489 07


GERMAN AMERICAN, OF NEW YORK,


3,704,274 79


GUARDIAN, OF LONDON, ENGLAND,


66


7,000,000 00


PHOENIX, OF HARTFORD,


4,446,208 31


PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, R. I.,


1,007,364 21


PHOENIX, OF LONDON, ENGLAND,


611,880 00


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403


CONFECTIONER AND CATERER.


JAMES PAXTON, CATERER


FOR WEDDING RECEPTIONS,


PRIVATE PARTIES, &c.


IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE.


I Furnish all Articles necessary for a Fashionable Dessert.


ALSO,


CONFECTIONER.


ALL BRANCHES OF THE CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS


Carried on at this establishment, constant additions being made to working materials. I keep up with the times.


JAMES PAXTON,


CONFECTIONERCATERER


ELIOT BLOCK,


NEWTON, MASS.


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CONBEG ИЛЬЯВ ТАРЕЯЗ КОНВЕРТИОО


SOUSE TOXIC


404


NEWTON DIRECTORY.


NONANTUM STABLES.


WARD 1. HENRY C. DANIELS, PROPRIETOR.


LIVERY AND HACKING.


Patrons will find at these Stables the best of Horses and Carriages, for hire.


LANDAUS,


HACKS,


AND


With good Horses and experienced Drivers, for Weddings, Pleasure Service, and Funerals. Safe and reliable Horses for Ladies to drive.


BOARDING.


Superior accommodations for Boarding Horses. Clean and comfortable Stalls; careful and prompt attention.


ORDERS RECEIVED FOR UNDERTAKING. NEWTON TELEPHONE. NO. 3.


J. R. MCLAUGHLIN, VETERINARY SURGEON.


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NONANTUM STABLES,


WASHINGTON ST.,


Newton, Mass.


WEST NEWTON, AT S. F. CATE'S STABLE.


Particular Attention Paid to the Examination of Horses for Soundness.


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27.10472


MARAUZ YALAWHAUTEY


405


ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.


WHITMAN'S LIVERY, HACK AND BOARDING STABLE,


CENTRE ST., OPP. THE BANK, NEWTON.


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Particular attention paid to fur- nishing Carriages for Par- ties, Weddings, &c. A Carriage always in waiting at all Trains at Newton Depot.


-ALSO,-


UNDERTAKER


Carriages or a Fine Hearse furnished on call.


Funeral requisites promptly furnished. S. P. WHITMAN.


HURD'S NEWTON AND BOSTON EXPRESS.


OFFICES :


WHITMAN'S STABLE. NEWTON. 34 and 36 Court Sq., 15 Devonshire St., and 76 Kingston St., Boston. ORDER BOXES: NEWTON : Depot and George Robbins'. BOSTON: 13 North Side Faneuil Hall Market. LEAVES NEWTON AT 9.30 A. M. - - LEAVES BOSTON AT 2 P. M.


ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.


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406


NEWTON DIRECTORY.


GEORGE W. BUSH,


BOARDING, LIVERY & HACK STABLE, WARD 7,


ELMWOOD STREET, NEWTON.


Having made many additions to my former stock, by the purchase of New Horses and Carriages, I am better prepared than ever to furnish the Best Horses and Carriages for Business and Pleasure Driving. Carriages may always be found in waiting at the Newton Depot on the arrival of all trains. Parties called for at their residence to take trains. We have the best facilities for BOARDING HORSES, having a large BRICK STABLE, the risk by fire is lessened on the loss of Horses or Stock. Best of care given. None but competent men employed.


Also, FUNERAL and FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. Caskets, Coffins and everything suitable for the business kept on hand. This branch of the business will be under the supervision of WM. H. PHILLIPS who has had an experience of Twenty Three years in Newton, and who will attend to all calls personally. All orders by Telephone or otherwise promptly attended to Day or Night.


MADISON BUNKER, D. V. S.,


Veterinary Surgeon,


BUSH'S STABLE. ELMWOOD ST., NEWTON, MASS.


IP TELEPHONIC CONNECTION.


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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.


SHIRT MANUFACTORY & LAUNDRY,


BROOK STREET, NEWTON, E. B. BLACKWELL, Proprietor. First Class Shirts Made to Order. Style, Quality and Workmanship Unsurpassed.


NEWTON LAUNDRY,


Has Established Reputation for Nicety of Work, Promptness and Reliability.


AGENTS.


NEWTONVILLE, WEST NEWTON, AUBURNDALE, -


J. B. LOVETT.


A. E. BRICKETT.


NEWTON CENTRE, NEWTON UPPER FALLS,


J.W. DAVIS & CO. H. S. WILLIAMS. B. BILLINGS.


NEWTON LOWER FALLS, -


- E. E. MOODY.


· Goods for Lewando's French Dye-House received at Newton Laundry and all the Agencies.


P. A. MURRAY.


P. FARRELL.


MURRAY & FARRELL,


SUCCESSORS TO M. NUGENT. Carriage Builders and Horse Shoers.


Special Attention given to Repair- ing and Painting


Fine Carriages & Sleighs


All Kinds of Blacksmith and Wheel- wright work done with neatness and despatch. All work guaranteed.


HORSE SHOEING.


Special care given to Shoeing over-reaching, interfering or tender-footed Horses.


SHOP, Washington cor. Park St., NEWTON.


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NEWTON DIRECTORY.


STEPHEN HOLMES, CONTRACTOR,


CARPENTER AND BUILDER, 4 Will take Contracts in any part of Newton or vicinity.


SHỌP, WASHINGTON ST., at R. R. CROSSING, RESIDENCE,


JEWETT, COR. PEARL STREET, NEWTON.


TIMOTHY STUART, CONTRACTOR, STONE MASON AND TEAMSTER. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO HEAVY TEAMING.


Will contract for removing earth, for filling, excavating cellars, or for laying cellar walls.


RESIDENCE: PEARL STREET, COR. GREEN, Ward One. NEWTON.


28AM :00元


409


ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.


L. N. HATCH, PLUMBER & GAS-FITTER,


DEALER IN BRASS, LEAD AND IRON PIPING, OPP. DEPOT, NEWTON, MASS. ESTIMATES MADE FROM PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.


M. C. HIGGINS,


PRACTICAL BATHS


PLUMBER


AND SANITARY ENGINEER,


Formerly with S. F. CARRIER,


SUMNER'S BLOCK, NEWTON.


PLUMBING WORK IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.


Having had eighteen years' experience in the business in this City, perfect satisfaction is guaranteed.


410


NEWTON DIRECTORY.


W. HENRY BRACKETT,


PROVISION DEALER,


Nos. 7 and 8


COLE'S BLOCK,


WARD ONE. NEWTON,


SAVE MONEY BY PURCHASING GROCERIES


OF THE


NEWTON BRANCH.


WM. H. FULLERTON, DEALER IN PLAIN and FANCY GROCERIES,


Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.


NOS. 3 & 4 NONANTUM BLOCK, NEWTON, MASS.


Families residing in Newton and vicinity can purchase Goods just as low at our Newton Branch Store as in Boston, and thus save the time, trouble and ex- pense of coming to the city. We believe in the Motto, "Quick Sales and Small Profits," whereby we are enabled not only to promptly convert our stock into cash, but can also offer our patrons Fresh Clean Goods at a Low Price. A Specialty of Family Flour.


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GODT DEMW


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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.


HOWARD BROS., DEALERS IN




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