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CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER. Pleasant Street, cor. Park Ave. (South Weymouth) . Rev. John A. Butler. 261 Pleasant, rector. Sundays, Masses, 8.30 and 10.30 a. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Rosary and Benediction at 3.30 p. m. Week days: Mass at 7.30 a. m.
CHURCH OF THE SACRED HEART. (Weymouth.) Rev. J. B. Holland. 3 Commercial. Sunday-Masses at 1.45, 9.15, 10.45 a. m. Sunday School at 2.30 p. m. Vespers at 4 p. m. Week days-Mass ? a. m.
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION. (East Weymouth.)
Rev. James W. Allison, rector, 795 Commercial, E. W. £ Rev. Maurice Lynch, assistant. Masses Sunday at S and 10.30 a. m. Sunday School at 3 p. m. Vespers at 7.45 p. m. Masses week days at 7 and 7.30 a. m.
St. JEROME'S CHURCH. (North Weymouth. ) Pastor, Rev. James W. Allison, 795 Commercial. E. W. As- sistant. Rev. Maurice Lynch. Mass, Sundays at 9. Sunday School at 3.
ZION'S HILL CHAPEL. (East Weymouth.) Social service at 2 and 6.30 p. m.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE. (28 School Street, East Weymouth.)
Sunday School at 1.30 p. m. Preaching at 3.00 p. m. Gos- pel service, 7.30 p. m. Wednesday and Thursdays, 2.30 p. m.
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Clapp Building, East Weymouth
NOTARY PUBLIC JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
MINOT P. GAREY
Real Estate Insurance Mortgages and Investments
Property Bought, Sold, Rented and Cared For. Rents Collected.
Desirable Property For Sale in this Vicinity at All Times for Homes or Investments.
Office, 733 Broad Street
EAST WEYMOUTH Telephone Connection
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EAST WEYMOUTH
SAVINGS BANK
PRESIDENT N. D. Canterbury VICE-PRESIDENTS T. H. Emerson. W. IL. Pratt
CLERK AND TREASURER John A. Raymond. BOARD OF INVESTMENT
N. D. Canterbury W. H. Pratt Eugene M. Carter
T. H. Emerson Bradford Hawes C. B. Cushing
Bank open daily from 9 a. m. to 12 m .; 2 to 5 p. m., excepting Saturdays, when the hours will be from 9 a. m. to 12 m. only.
Deposits placed on interest on the tenth of January, April, July and October. Deposits received on or before the thirteenth of the quarter are placed on interest from above date.
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A. B. VINING, President J. H. STETSON, Cashier
E. B. NEVIN, Vice-President L. M. WHITE, Asst. Cashier
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL, $100,000
SURPLUS, $30,000
FOGG BUILDING, COLUMBIAN SQUARE SOUTH WEYMOUTH, MASS.
DIRECTORS
JOSEPH DYER E. R. HASTINGS
GORDON WILLIS C. H. PRATT
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Fogg Building, South Weymouth
SOUTH WEYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK
FOGG BUILDING, COLUMBIAN SQUARE
Incorporated March 6, 1868
President, JOSEPH DYER Vice-Presidents. E. J. PITCHER, A. B. RAYMOND Clerk and Treasurer, FRED T. BARNES Asst. Treasurer, L. L. WHITMAN Board of Investment
Joseph Dyer, E. J. Pitcher. A. B. Raymond, R. W. Hunt, Gordon Willis, Theron Tirrell, George L. Barnes.
Bank Hours : 9 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m., also Mondays } to 8 p. m. Saturdays 9 to 12 a. m.
Deposits go on interest the second Wednesday of January. April, July and October.
Dividends payable on and after the second Wednesday of January and July.
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H. WALKER PRATT
Law and Probate Court Matters
My Specialties : Loans Justice of the Peace Notary Real Estate and Insurance
1 SEA STREET,
NORTH WEYMOUTH
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COLUMBIAN SQUARE,
ALVIN HOLLIS
COAL, HAY, GRAIN AND FLOUR
Sawed Wood
Standard Fertilizers
Prepared Food for Cattle and Fowl
DEPOT SQUARE, SOUTH WEYMOUTH
MADE BY THE ONDER ORKER
Queen
PROCESS
We carry the hard-to-find sort of shoes, the kind you've set your heart on but can't usually find outside of New York city. The only store in this locality where you can buy these shoes.
BURRELL & DELORY NEW BIGELOW BLOCK ROCKLAND, MASS.
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SOUTH WEYMOUTH
Smutth Weymouth Co-operative Bank
Incorporated February 28, 1889 Authorized Capital, $1,000,000
Regular meeting for the payment of dues, second Saturday of each month at 7 30 P. M., Clapp's Hall.
Payments on shares received the second Saturday afternoon of each month by the Secretary, at H. W. Spear's store, between the hours of 3 and 5.30, also Wednesday and Friday evenings of the same week be- tween the hours of 6 and 9 o'clock.
OFFICERS
President,
GEORGE L. WENTWORTH ALMON B. RAYMOND
Vice-President,
- EVERETT N. HOLLIS
Treasurer,
- ELLIS J. PITCHER
DIRECTORS
John H. Stetson
Gordon Willis
Edwin C. Mayberry
Alvin Hollis
Lewis K. Jones
Charles H. Clapp,
James F. Frawley
Josiah B. Reed
George R. Bowker
George L. Barnes
Eugene C. Loud Charles W. Hastings
Amasa D. Stoddard
George W. Conant
SECURITY COMMITTEE
George R. Bowker J. F. Frawley E. J. Pitcher
Chas. H. Clapp John H. Stetson
FINANCE COMMITTEE
George H. Barnes
A. D. Stoddard Alvin Hollis
GENERAL INFORMATION
The payment on each share is one dollar per month.
No forfeiture of your money paid is possible in case you cannot go on; you give a month's notice and withdraw.
A person who wishes to borrow on Real Estate can secure shares at any time in the last series issued.
EVERETT N. HOLLIS, Sec'y, South Weymouth, Mass.
Secretary,
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CLUBS, SOCIETIES, ETC.
THE NORFOLK CLUB OF SOUTH WEYMOUTH. ('lub rooms, Fogg Building, 108 Pleasant Street. President-Walter Field. Secretary .- Ralph Thomas. Treasurer .- George Crawford. Directors' meeting last of each month. Annual meeting in February.
DAVIS BATES CLAPP MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
President, Horace R. Drinkwater.
Secretary .-- Emery L. Bradford.
Treasurer, Horace R. Drinkwater.
Annual meeting in October.
WEYMOUTH HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
President, John J. Loud. Treasurer .- Francis H. Cowing. Secretary .- Rev. Wm. Hyde. Meets monthly at Fogg's Library, South Weymouth.
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ASSOCIATES.
Commercial Street. Madison Square. Open Evenings. 7.00. Business meeting. 2d Mondays, 8.00 p. m.
WEYMOUTH CLUB. Club Rooms in Williams Hall, Washington Square. President .- Arthur E. Pratt : secretary, George P. Niles.
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WESSAGUSSETT CLUB. North Weymouth.
President .- Dr. W. A. Drake.
Vice President .- W. A. Pratt.
Secretary .- Russell H. Whiting.
Treasurer, Frank H. Torrey.
Collector .- J. H. Libby.
Also a House Committee, Auditing Committee and a Member- ship Committee.
The present Wessagussett Club consisting of about 50 mem- bers, includes nearly all of the business and professional men in the north part of the Town, and also a number of non-resident members formerly citizens of Weymouth. The Club rooms are situated on Bridge Street, and consist of a reading room, pool room, etc. The Wessagussett Club is the outcome of a consoli- dation of the old Ten Club organized something over twenty years ago, and the Independent Club formed several years later. An annual Ladies' Night, whist parties, during the winter months. various tournaments, etc., are a portion of its social features.
A. O. H .- Division 6, W .- Organized 1883: meets first and third Mondays in Clapp's hall. Lincoln square.
Division 9, E. W .- Meets fourth Tuesday, 7.30 p. m., in G. A. R. hall. Jackson Square, E. W.
Division 14, S. W .- Meets first Monday in Union hall, Pond street. S. W.
Division 15, N. W .- Chartered Sept. 7. 1895 ; meets first and last Wednesdays in Harmonial hall, Sea street, N. W.
Ladies' Auxiliary to Division 14, A. O. H., S. W .- Meets second and fourth Thursdays in Clapp's hall, S. W.
A. O. U. W., Crary Lodge, No. 207, E. W .- Organized March 15, 1899 : meets every other Tuesday in Masonic hall, E. W.
I. O. O. F .- Crescent Lodge, No. 82, E. W .- Institutel Aug 22, 1845 ; meets Thursday evening in I. O. O. F. hall.
Wildey Lodge, No. 21. S. W .- Meets Monday evening in I. O. O. F. hall. Independence Square, S. W.
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Wessagussett Yacht Club .- Wessagussett Hill, N. W.
Wampatuck Encampment, No. 18 .- Instituted Oct. 21, 1875 - meets second and fourth Moudays in I. O. O. F. hall, E. W.
Steadfast Rebekah Lodge. No. 98, E. W .- Instituted April 14. 1891; meets first and third Mondays in I. O. O. F. hall, E. W.
Abigail Adams Rebekah Lodge, No. 90. S. W .- Meets first and third Wednesdays, 7.45 p. m., in I. O. O. F. hall, S. W.
Boot and Shoe Workers' Union .- Mixed, No. 53: Ignatius Melville, Secretary. E. W. : meets second and fourth Fridays.
Mixed Union, No. 361; Joshua Holbrook, Sec., N. W.
Order of the Eastern Star .- Mayflower Chapter, No. 65 .- Meets first and third Tuesdays in Pythian Hall, Weymouth.
Foresters of America .- Court Wessagussett, No. 43, S. W .-- Organized April 11, 1889; meets first and third Thursdays iu Union hall, S. W.
Court Monatignot. No. 150, Weymouth.
Court Napoli, East Weymouth.
Companions of the Forest .- Pilgrim Circle, No. 232. S. W .; meets second and fourth Wednesdays, 8 p. m., in Union hall, S. W.
G. A. R .- Reynolds Post, No. 58, E. W .- Meets first and third Tuesday evenings, in G. A. R. hall, Broad street, E. W.
W. R. C .- Reynolds W. R. C., No. 102, E. W .- Chartered Jan. 31, 1893; meets second Tuesday, 2.30 p. m., and fourth Tuesday, 7.30 p. m., in G. A. R. hall, E. W.
K. of (., Weymouth Council No. 729 .- Meets in Knights of Columbus Hall, Jackson Sq., E. W.
Knights of Pythias .- Delphi Lodge. No. 15, W .- Organized December. 1868: meets Thursdays in Pythian hall. Savings Bank building, W.
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Uniform Rank, K. of P .; meets second and fourth Wednes- days in Pythian hall.
Pythian Sisterhood, W .; meets second and fourth Mondays in Pythian hall, W.
Masonic .- Orphans' Hope Lodge, E. W .- Instituted June, 1825 ; meets in Masonic hall, Broad street, E. W.
Pentalpha Royal Arch Chapter .- Instituted June 7, 1870.
South Shore Commandery, K. T .- Instituted 1870; meets second Monday of the month in Masonic hall, E. W.
. Knights of Honor .- Meets first and third Tuesdays in Mason- ic hall. E. W.
Roval Arcanum .- Weymouth Council. No. 747, W .; meets second and fourth Mondays in Royal Arcanum hall, Washington: Square, W.
Royal Society of Good Fellows, E. W .- Organized September 12, 1880 : meets fourth Wednesdays of each month in G. A. R. hall, E. W.
N. E. O. P .- Safety Lodge, No. 96, W .- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays in Pythian hall, Washington Square, W.
U. O. G. C .- St. Paul Commandery, No. 261, E. W .- Meets first and third Wednesdays, 8 p. m .. in Temple of Honor hall, Commercial Square, E. W.
Orion Commandery, No. 92, S. W .- Chartered Feb., 1880. Meets Tuesdays, 7.45 p. m., in Union hall, Pond street, S. W.
T. O. P. F .- Wessagussestt Colony, No. 111, E. W .- Meets first and third Wednesdays in G. A. R. hall, Broad street, E. W.
Monatiquot Colony, No. 112, N. W .- Meets second and fourth Tuesdays at Pilgrim vestry, Athens street, N. W.
Washington Club. E. W .- Social: organized February 22, 1894: rooms, corner of Broad and Madison streets.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TUFTS LIBRARY. Washington Square, W. Open 2 to 8 p. m .. except Wednesdays. 2 to 5 p. m .. and Saat- urdays. ? to 9 p. m. : Miss Abbie L. Loud, librarian.
FOGG LIBRARY. C'olumbian Square. Miss Ruth N. Tower. librarian: Miss M. B. Jov. asisstant; open. 2 to 6 p. m. : 6.45 to 8 p. m. About 5,500 volumes.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Fogg Building. Columbian Square, S. W.
President, Allen B. Vining : vice president, Edward B. Nevin ; cashier, J. H. Stetson. Banking hours : 9 to 12 a. m .: 2 to 1 p. m. Saturdays, 9 to 12 a. m.
WEYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK.
59 Washington.
President, Charles A. Haywood; clerk and treasurer, Charles T. Crane. Open 9 a. m. to 12 .m. : 1.30 to 5 p. m .. Saturday, 9 a. m. to 12 m .; Monday evenings, 6.30 to 8.
EAST WEYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK.
Bank Buildings, Broad, cor. Cottage.
President, N. D. Canterbury : vice presidents, T. H. Emerson, W. H. Pratt : clerk, John A. Raymond. Bank open daily from 9 a. m. to 12 m .; 2 to 5 p. m., excepting Saturdays when the hours will be from 9 a. m. to 12 m. only.
SOUTH WEYMOUTH SAVINGS BANK.
President. Joseph Dyer; vice presidents, Ellis J. Pitcher. Al- mon B. Raymond: clerk and treasurer, Fred T. Barnes: asst. treas., L. T. Whitman. Bank's hours : 9 to 12 a. m. : 2 to + p. m. Also Mondays, ? to 8 p. m. Saturdays, 9 to 12 a. m.
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SOUTH WEYMOUTH CO-OPERATIVE BANK.
President, Geo. L. Wentworth ; vice president, Almon B. Ray. mond ; secretary, Everett N. Hollis : treasurer, Ellis J. Pitcher. Regular meetings for payment of dues, second Saturday of each month at 7.30 p. m. in Clapp's Hall, 86 Pleasant, S. W.
THE SOUTH SHORE CO-OPERATIVE BANK.
President, Charles G. Sheppard; vice president, George E. Ludden ; secretary and treasurer, Charles G. Jordan. Regular meetings, first Monday evening of each month at Royal Arcanum Hall, Washington Sq., Weymouth.
CALENDAR OF COUNTY COURTS.
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Supreme Judicial Court Jury Sitting, third Tuesday of. Feb- ruary.
Superior Court, Civil Sessions-For work with Juries-First Monday of January, first Monday of May, and first Monday of October. For Court work-First Monday of February, first Monday of April, first Monday of September, and first Monday of December.
Superior Court, Criminal Sittings .- First Monday of April ; first Monday of September ; first Monday of December.
Probate Court .- At Dedham, on the first and third Wednes- days of every month, except August. At Quincy, on the second Wednesday of every month, except August. At Brookline, on the fourth Wednesday of every month, except August.
County Commissioners' Meetings .- Third Tuesday of April ; fourth Tuesday of June; fourth Tuesday of September; last Wednesday of December. By adjournment: On Tuesdays, ex- cept during August.
District Court of East Norfolk. Jurisdiction Randolph, Braintree, Cohasset, Weymouth, Quincy, Holbrook and Milton. Court held at Quincy for criminal business every week day ex- cept legal holidays, and for civil business Tuesdays at 9 a. m. Justice, Albert E. Avery, Braintree. Special Justices, E. Gran- ville Pratt, Quincy ; Louis A. Cook, Weymouth; clerk, John P. S. Churchill, Milton; probation officer, Francis A. Spear, 25 Thayer Street, Quincy ; court officer and bail commissioner, Wil- liam M. Marden, 24 Coddington street, Quincy.
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TOWN OFFICERS.
Town Clerk .- John A. Raymond, East Weymouth. Town Treasurer .- John H. Stetson, South Weymonth.
Selectmen and Overseers of Poor .- Edward W. Hunt, chair- man, Weymouth: Bradford Hawes, secretary. East Weymouth; Willard J. Dunbar, East Weymouth : A. Francis Barnes, South Weymouth : George L. Newton. North Weymouth.
Assessors .- Gilman B. Loud, chairman, South Weymouth; George C. Torrey, clerk. South Weymouth : Frank H. Torrey, North Weymouth ; John F. Dwyer, Weymouth; Waldo Turner, E. Weymouth.
School Committee .- Thomas V. Nash, chairman. South Wey- mouth: John F. Reardon, secretary. South Weymouth : Eu- gene M. Carter, East Weymouth : H. F. Perry. Weymouth; Frank H. Torrey. North Weymouth; Clarence P. Whittle, Weymouth.
Superintendent of Schools .- Parker T. Pearson, East Wey- mouth. At close of school on Monday will be at the Athens building ; Tuesday at Jefferson : Wednesday at Howe : Thursday at Hunt.
Water Commissioners .- D. M. Easton. chairman. East Wey- mouth ; George E. Bicknell. Weymouth : Frank H. Torrey. clerk, North Weymouth : John H. Stetson. South Weymouth: Edward W. Hunt, Weymouth.
Board of Health .- George E. Emerson, chairman, South Wey- mouth ; Nelson B. Gladwin, clerk, North Weymouth : John S. Williams, Weymouth.
Superintendent of Streets and Water Works .- Ivers M. Low, East Weymouth.
Tax Collector .- Winslow M. Tirrell. East Weymouth.
Fire Engineers .- J. R. Walsh, chief, Weymouth; J. Q. Hunt. East Weymouth: W. W. Pratt. East Weymouth : M. O'Dowd, South Weymouth; D. A. Jones. North Weymouth.
Tree Warden .- Charles L. Merritt, South Weymouth.
Police Officers .- Thomas Fitzgerald, chief, Weymouth : A. H Pratt. East Weymouth : P. Butler, East Weymouth : John D. Walsh. Weymouth : Michael Allen, South Weymouth : Geo. W. Nash, North Weymouth.
Constables .- Isaac H. Walker, North Weymouth : George W. Nash. North Weymouth : Nathaniel B. Peare, East Weymouth ; Arthur HI. Pratt. East Weymouth: Thomas Fitzgerald. Wey-
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mouth : John D. Walsh. Weymouth : George B. Bayley. Southi Weymouth: Michael Allen, South Weymouth; George W. Conant. South Weymouth : John L. Maynard. East Weymouth.
Auditors .- William H. Pratt. East Weymouth; John P. Hunt. Weymouth; Frank N. Blanchard. East Weymouth.
Park Commissioners .- William H. Clapp, Weymouth : Louis A. Cook. South Weymouth : Arthur H. Alden. North Weymouth.
Sealer of Weights and Measures .- Frank D. Sherman, Wey- mouth.
Electric Light Committee .- Russell B. Worster, chairman. Weymouth ; M. O'Dowd, clerk, South Weymouth : W. M. Tirrell, East Weymouth ; Walter W. Pratt, East Weymouth ; W. J. Cole- man. North Weymouth.
Committee on Appropriation .- Ward 1. R. H. Whiting. Wm. H. Wilde. Fred C. Rivinius ; Ward ?. W. H. Pratt. George M. Hoyt. John W. Cronin; Ward 3. Russell B. Worster, Arthur Bryant. R. W. Loud; Ward 4. Theron L. Tirrell. Geo: F. May- nard. C. H. Kelley; Ward 5. Frank E. Loud. Walter L. Bates, L. A. Cook. Jr.
Representatives to General Court .- (From Seventh Norfolk District. )-John F. Dwyer. Weymouth, Mass.
Senator .- (First Norfolk District.)-E. C. Hultman, Quincy.
CEMETERIES.
Ashwood cemetery. off Front. n. Broad
Lakeview cemetery, Pond. S. W. Mt. Hope cemetery, Elm St .. Preston Pratt. superintendent Fairmount cemetery, at the end of Cedar St., E. W .
Union Street cemetery, Union. n. Rockland line, S. W.
Village cemetery. George H. Bickner, superintendent. between 315 and 345 Washington
St. Francis Xavier cemetery. Rev. John A. Butler. superin- tendent. Washington and Middle Streets. South Weymouth.
North Weymouth cemetery. North St., N. W.
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SCHOOLS.
School Committee .- Thomas V. Nash, chairman, John F. Reardon, secretary; F. H. Torrey, Eugene M. Carter, H. F. Perry, Louis A. Cook.
Superintendent .- Parker T. Pearson, 511 Commercial. Of- ·fice hours : 4.30 to 5.30 p. m. daily.
TEACHERS.
High .- Edwin R. Sampson, principal : Arthur S. Wells, Helen M. Curtis, Mary L. Sheehy, Alice M. Farwell, Marian S. Wentworth, A. W. Thayer, Mildred E. Smith, Ellen L. Duffey, Marion A. Hoyt.
Athens .- E. J. Goulart, Catherine C. Fogarty, Edith H. Fox, Harriet F. Marshall, Lydia S. Hopkins, Grace M. Wallis, L. May Chessman, Cora L. Beard.
James Humphrey .- Harold E. Beane, principal ; Adeline MI. Canterbury, Lottie M. Murphy, Gertrude L. Moran, Annie A. Fraher, Annie F. Conroy, Irene McP. Smith, Ruth S. Fergusoni.
Washington .- Martha J. Hawes, principal; Annie J. Mc- Greevy, Theresa B. Conroy, Lizzie G. Hyland, Annie M. Chase. Jefferson .- Annie F. McCarthy, principal; Persis G. Tuttie, Sarah J. Vining, Harriet S. Bishop.
Hunt .- Charles Y. Berry, principal ; Susan G. Sheehan, Mary J. Cowie, Elizabeth T. Tracy, Elizabeth L. Hallahan.
Tufts .- Elizabeth S. Hall, Mary E. Crotty, Susan M. Tracy. Lincoln .- Grace A. Randall, Katherine C. Keohan.
Pratt .- Blanchard F. Hicks, principal ; Agnes M. Long, Nel- lie M. Holbrook.
Shaw .- M. Evangeline Martel, Ethel G. Higgins, Mary O. Nolan.
Bates .- Everett N. Hollis, principal; Helen L. Rockwood, Emma J. Smith, Joanna Connell.
Howe .- Stella L. Tirrell, principal; Florence M. Ramsdel !. Pearl Grant, Gertrude L. Reid.
Pond .- Stella L. Fearing.
Hollis .- Mary L. Gove.
Teacher of Music .- James W. Calderwood.
Teacher of Drawing .- S. Isabelle Smith.
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QUINCY GRANITE & MARBLE WORKS
ESTABLISHED 1854
A large assortment of finished Monuments and Tablets executed in Quincy, Westerly and Barre Granites. Italian and American Marble of our own manufacture, first-class stock and quality of workmanship, kept constantly on hand to select from.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE BEFORE BUYING
Office, warerooms and works directly on the line of N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., at Quincy Adams Station.
ADDRESS
McGrath Brothers QUINCY, MASS.
Telephone 123 Quincy
Telephone Connections. H. M. ALEXANDERSON, Manager
Fore River Launch and Automobile Co.
Boats For Sale, Built to Order or Repaired. Automobiles Bought, Sold or Repaired. Gasoline, Oil and Supplies for Sale.
66-68 BRIDGE STREET, NORTH WEYMOUTH
COMMERCIAL HOUSE
CHARLES J. KEEGAN, Prop.
BOARD AND ROOM TRANSIENTS $6.00 per Week $1.50 per Day
ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES STEAM HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS
978 Commercial St., Commercial Sq., East Weymouth
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO.
BRADLEY FERTILIZER WORKS
92 STATE STREET
BOSTON, MASS.
J. F. SHEPPARD & SONS
DEALERS IN
COAL, WOOD AND ICE
Wharves at East Braintree and Quincy Point
POST OFFICE ADDRESSES :
WEYMOUTH, EAST BRAINTREE,
QUINCY
Telephone Connection
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WEYMOUTH RESIDENT DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS USED.
Ave., Avenue; b. or bds., boards; B., Boston ; E. B., East Braintree; E. W., East Weymouth; h., house; N. W., North Weymouth; S. W., South Weymouth.
Abbott Charles H., shoemaker, h. 73 Chard, E. W.
Abbott- George H., h. 78 Chard,, E. W.
Abbott Harold A., shoeworker, h. 508 Commercial, E. W.
Abbott Margaret J. Mrs., h. 816 Commercial, E. W. Abel Karl, mason, h. 732 Front, S. W.
Acres Charles A., emp. ship yard, h. 96 Keith
Adams Darwin C., packer, h. 185 Main, S. W.
Adams Express Co., O. Cushing, agt., 706 Main, S. W.
Adams George M., bds. 40 Madison, E. W.
Adams Herbert D., prop. Clements Express, h. 154 North, N. W.
Adams James, carpenter, h. 406 Commercial, W. H. Adamson David F., carpenter, h. rear 328 Union, S. W.
Adlington Alfred G., retired, h. 505 Broad, E. W.
Adlington Ellen Miss, extracts, h. 128 Franklin
A'Hearn Annie T., (Dennis F.), h. 16 Water, E. W.
A'Hearn James T., veterinary surgeon, 425 Main, h. do., S: W. Ahearn Joseph, case maker, h. 144 Broad
Ahearn Kate, dressmaker, bds. off Common.
Ahearn Marguerite, music teacher, bds. off Common.
Ahearn Patrick Mrs., h. off Common.
Ahern James F., shoemaker, h. 425 Main, S. W.
Ahern Patrick G., (E. Somerville), in summer, 86 Bridge, N. \V.
Ahlf Christian Mrs., h. 99 Commercial.
Aiken Myron L., h. Morell, N. W.
Akerstrom Clio F., stenographer, bds. h. E. Braintree
Alden Anna T., bds. 73 Sea, N. W.
Alden Arthur H., shoe manufacturer (Alden, Walker & Wilde), h. 292 Bridge, N. W.
Alden Frank, salesman, h. 12 Pearl, N. W.
Alden Frederick L., shoe manufacturer, (Alden, Walker & Wilde) h. 16 Bates ave., E. W.
Alden Gardner R., student, bds. 73 Sea, N. W.
Up-to-Date LENDING LIBRARY at CHAPIN'S 1395 HANCOCK ST., QUINCY, MASS.
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Alden J. Gardner, foreman, h. 73 Sea, N. W.
Alden, Walker & Wilde (Arthur H. Alden, Fred L. Alden, Geo. A. Walker, Wm. H. Wilde), shoe mfgrs., Madison cor. Broad, E. W.
Alexanderson Ernest M., Fore River Launch & Automobile Co., bds., 66-68 Bridge, N. W.
ALEXANDERSON HANS M., Fore River Launch & Automo- bile Co .. 66-68 Bridge, N. W., h. do., (see page 33.)
Alexandrio M., shoemaker, h., 43 Madison, E. W.
Alger Edgar C., electrician, bds. 171 Pearl, N. W.
Alger Frank, shoeworker, h. 323 East, E. W.
Alger John E., h. 171 Pearl, N. W.
Alger Joseph W., laborer, h. 29 Pearl, N. W.
Allen F. Parker, electrician, bds. 358 Main, S. W.
Allen Inez V., teacher, bds. 358 Main, S. W.
Allen John E., ice man, h. 405 Pond, S. W.
Allen John V., machinist, h. 358 Main, S. W.
Allen Laura E. Mrs., h. 24 Phillips, S. W.
Allen Michael, policeman, h. 165 Pond, S. W.
Allen Wm., laborer, h. 33 off Lake, E. W.
Allen Win. A., shoemaker, h. 951 Front, S. W. Allison Alexander M., caulker, h. 75 Broad
Allison Emily J., widow, (William), h. 30 Bates ave., S. W. Allison Fred, shoemaker, h. 30 Bates av., S. W.
Allison James W., pastor Church Immaculate Conception, h. 795 Commercial, E. W. Allison William, died Nov., '08.
Alliston William, emp., Fore River Works, h 214 Commercial.
Alvord Henry B., student, bds. 41 Columbian, S. W.
Alvord Henry C., pastor Old South Church, h. 41 Columbian, S. W.
Alvord Ruth G., bds., 41 Columbian, S. W.
Amabaile Joseph, shoeworker, h. 10 Carroll, E. W.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE & CHEMICAL CO., Fort Pt., N. IV. (see page 34)
Ames George, plumber, h. 87 North, N. W.
Ames Wm. E., gold leaf printer, 88 Chard, h. do., E. W.
Amorase Lugi, shoeworker, h. 80 Lake, E. W.
Amrock Wm. H., foreman, h. 104 Charles, E. W.
Anderson Anios S., h. 664 Washington, E. W. Anderson August, farmer's hand, h. 240 Main, S. W.
Anderson Edward, retired, h. 868 Washington, E. W. Anderson Eric H., machinist, h. 701 Front, S. W. Anderson Haman, machinist, h. 556 Pond
Anderson Harold L., shipper, bds. 664 Washington, N. W.
Anderson Herman, machinist, h. 556 Pond, S. W.
Anderson James, emp. Fore River Works, h. off Monatiquot, N.
Anderson Karl, h. 54 Park, S. W.
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Anderson: Mary Mrs., h. 39 Crescent, N. W.
Anderson Patrick J., housekeeper, h. 23 Summit
Anderson Walter, clerk, bds. 39 Crescent rd, N. W.
Andrews George, h. 189 Sea, N. W.
Andrews George H., bds. 189 Sea, N. W.
Andrews Henry P., provisions, (Somerville), h. 180 Main, S. W.
Andrews James E., boots and shoes, (Malden), h. Rose Cliff, N. W.
Andrews Mary A. Miss, h. 189 Sea, N. W.
Antonel Tony, shoeworker, h. 143 Lake, E. W.
Antonelli Antonio, shoeworker, h. 1176 Pleasant, E. W.
Antonelli Antonio, shoe worker, h. 143 Lake, E. W.
Arakelvan Bedros, printer, h. 265 Park, S. W.
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