The Beverly city directory and North Shore map 1904, Part 19

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Publication date: 1904
Publisher: Crowley & Lunt
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Mikado Laundry, 283 Cabot, house do.


Mikkelson Nicholas, carpenter, house 27 West Dane


Miles Sarah M., widow of Isaac, boards 47 Chase William H., machinist, house 97 Corning see Myles


Milk Edward M., timekeeper, boards 6 Elliott Miller Charles F. (Salem), s. r. rear 76 Colon


Cyrus F., carpenter and grocer, 84 Hale, house do. Ernest, teamster, boards Cherry Hill farm Frederick W., machinist, house 6 Davis


Herbert A., machinist, house 27 Home


WILLIAM L. WOOD,


Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Mort- gages negotiated. Telephone connection 71 RANTOUL STREET.


MILEAGE TO LET.


JOSEPH F. KILHAM Cor. RAILROAD AVE. and RANTOUL ST.


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MILLER


MITCHELL


Herman E., machinist, house r. 40 Central


John F., rem. to Salem


Samuel E., telegrapher, B. & M. R.R., (Boston), boards 269 Cabot


William H., farm hand, boards 9 Laurel


Millett Alice A., box maker, boards 22 Butman


Alice L. Miss, stenographer (Boston), boards 336 Cabot


Blanche A. Miss, rem. to Chelsea


Charles H., house u. 30 Federal [65 Conant


Edward L., teller (Asiatic National Bank, Salem), house Fannie F., rem. to Chelsea


Fred S., clerk (Boston), boards 25 Washington [Cabot George (Millett, Woodbury & Co.), 61 Rantoul, house 336 George E., newsdealer and stationer, 174 Cabot, house 9 Brown [Federal Harry S., bookkeeper (63 Franklin st. Boston), boards 30 Henry F., rem. to Lynn


William H., house 71 Conant


Woodbury & Co. (George Millett, Melville Woodbury, Perley G. Eldredge, Levi J. Woodbury and George E. Rowe), shoe manufacturers, 61 Rantoul


Milligan Thomas B., died June 26, 1903 [at Boston


Milliken William H. (Blake, Allen & Co.), 40 Rantoul, house Minchin Henry J., foreman, 40 Rantoul, boards 97 Corning Minigan Annie C. Miss, shoe stitcher, boards 30 Wellman


Dennis P., machinist, boards 34 School


Jeremiah, milk dealer, house 30 Wellman


Jeremiah F., farm hand, boards 30 Wellman


John, teamster, house 34 School


Mary E. Miss, shoe stitcher (Salem), boards 30 Wellman Michael J., stenographer (Haverhill), boards 34 School Richard W., milk dealer, boards 30 Wellman


Misery Island Club, off Beverly Farms shore (see map)


Mitchason Fannie Miss, boards 3 Cabot [Cabot


Mary A. Miss, tender (Naumkeag Mills, Salem), boards 3 Mitchell Addie L. Miss, bookkeeper, 91 Cabot, boards u. 42 Bow


Alexander, florist, boards 453 Cabot


Alvah G., rem. to Maine


Benjamin P., gardener, house off 267 Hale


Charles J. (Hatch & Mitchell), 302 Cabot, house 16 Elliott


Charles W., police officer, house Hale c. Thissell, P.C.


Elizabeth Miss, milliner, boards 453 Cabot


Fred L., shoe cutter, house 3 Munroe


John E., florist, 451 Cabot, house 453 do.


John F., salesman (Springfield), house 130 Cabot


Lizzie M. Mrs., photographer, 130 Cabot, house do.


Automobile Repairs.


F. R. Harper Automobile Station 75 RANTOUL STREET.


Baker The Druggist,


Carries the Finest Line of Confectionery in the City.


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MITCHELL


Lucy A., widow of Peter, house u. 42 Bow


Lucy E. Miss, dressmaker, u. 42 Bow, boards do,


Patrick J., gardener, L. D. Ahl's, Paine ave., P.C.


Walter C., laundryman, house 300 Cabot [Essex


William F., flagman, Paradise R.R. crossing, house 252 ODEL SHOE CO. (W. D. Trowbridge, mngr.), boots, shoes and rubbers, 146 Cabot. . See page 447


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Moffet Hugh, machinist, house 9 Agate [Front


Mollison James W., foreman D. Linehan & Son's, boards 41 John R., yard master R.R. station, boards 41 Front


Mary, widow of John, house 41 Front


Mary J. Miss, boards 41 Front


Monaghan Edward W., bricklayer, house 165A Rantoul Florence M. Miss, boards 165A Rantoul


Monahan Agnes B., boards 36 Ober Mary A., boards 36 Ober


Peter P., stonemason, boards 36 Ober


Thomas, gardener, house 36 Ober


Thomas F., carpenter, boards 36 Ober


Monday Joseph, laborer, house u. 140 Park


Monies Harry S., shoemaker, house 4 Galloupe ave.


Monroe A. Florence Miss, teacher Hardie school, boards 17 Neptune DeWitt, rem. to Salem


James, gardener, house 7 Neptune


Joseph, rem. to Salem


Lillian F. Miss, boards 17 Neptune


William H., gardener, house 17 Neptune see Munroe


Mooers Edward P., rem. to Michigan


Moon Ambrose, carpenter, house 23 Roundy Arthur H., farm hand, boards 23 Roundy


Clara L. Miss, seamstress (Wenham), boards 23 Roundy Moore Agnes M. Miss, teacher, Hardie school, boards u. 23 Bow


Alice A., widow of Martin P., millinery and patterns, 170 Cabot, house u. 23 Bow


Alice G. Miss, boards u. 23 Bow


Bertha A. Miss, housemaid at 1 Arthur st. ext.


Celia V. Miss, boards 517 Cabot


Charles F., traveling salesman, house u. 2 Elm [P.C.


Clarence (Washington, D.C.), s. r. Swiftmoor, Paine ave. Edith F. Miss, student, boards 30 Prospect


Frederick C., shoe worker, boards 30 Prospect


George A., plumber, boards 20 Dane


George W., laborer, house 20 Dane


Gideon B., shoe burnisher, house 30 Prospect


REAL ESTATE


Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Mortgaged or Insured by Telephone Connection.


WILLIAM L. WOOD 71 RANTOUL ST.


Boston Round-trip Tickets,


65 Cents.


Joseph F. Kilham,


Cor. Railroad Ave. and Rantoul St,


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MOORE


MORGAN


M OORE HIRAM W., carriage manuf'r and painter, 219 Rantoul, house 21 Madison ave. See page 34 M Jane A. Miss, boards 14 Jackson OORE JOHN H. apothecary, 128 Cabot, house 43 Abbott. See page 440


L. Mabel Miss, assistant bookkeeper 53 Rantoul, boards 14 Jackson Mary E. Miss, shoeworker, boards 14 Jackson


W. H. (New York), s. r. "Rockmarge," Paine ave. (see map)


Moran Frank, laborer, boards Hale n. P.C. station Morehouse Annie L. Mrs., housekeeper 282 Dodge, boards do. Asa C., carpenter, house u. 269 Hale


Morgan Albert G., shoeworker, boards 17 Swan ave. Augustus, electrician (Boston), rooms 68 Cabot


Benjamin F. (Morgan Bros.), 453 Essex and Essex byd. Cole, boards 451 do.


Bros. (Benjamin F., Charles E. and John F. Morgan, jr.), market gardeners, 453 Essex, also cider mill, Essex byd. Cole


Bros. (Charles H. K., William and Willie A. Morgan), bakers, 4 Bartlett, 20 Lovett and 159 Rantoul


Carrie E. Mrs., music teacher, 130 Bridge, house do.


Charles A., shoemaker, house u. 21 Front


Charles E. (Morgan Bros.), 453 Essex and Essex byd. Cole, boards 451 do.


Charles F., shoeworker, boards 21 Front


Charles H. K. (Morgan Bros., ) 159 Rantoul and 4 Bartlett, house 6 do.


Charles W., laborer, boards 31 Cabot


Charles W., student, boards 21 Lothrop


Clarence E., music teacher, 23 Lovett, house do.


Edward A., farmer, house 67 Hull


Ella A. Miss, boards 30 Abbott


Elsie G. Miss, boards 21 Front


Frank A., shoecutter, house 17 Winthrop ave.


Frank S., laborer, house u. 59 Federal


George E., drug clerk (Boston), boards 18 Brown


George E., 2d, carpenter, 21 Lothrop, house do.


Harriet E., widow of James, house 8 Dane


Horace A., laborer, house u. 14 Summit ave.


Howard E., clerk, Connolly Bros., house 28 West Hugh P., draughtsman, house 41 Pleasant John E., boards 21 Lothrop


John F., grocer, 453 Essex, house 451 do.


John F. jr. (Morgan Bros.), 453 Essex and Essex byd. Cole, boards 451 do.


HIGH GRADE CYCLES


and Sundries of every description at F. R. HARPER'S 75 Rantoul St.


CHARLES A. BAKER,


LEADING DRUGGIST, 151 CABOT STREET.


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MORGAN


MORRISON


John W., teamster, house High n. Hale, B.F.


Lizzie N. Miss, shoe trimmer, boards 8 Dane


Luke A., rem. to Manchester


Lyman J., shoeworker, boards u. 59 Federal


Mary J. Miss, boards High n. Hale, B.F.


Melissa D. Miss, stitcher, boards 2 Butman


Sallie M. Miss, stenographer, boards 451 Essex


Thomas A., boards 392 Cabot


Thomas J., machinist, rooms 23 Ocean


Walter K., carpenter, house 130 Bridge


William, machinist, rooms 22 Fayette


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William (Morgan Bros.), 159 Rantoul and 4 Bartlett, house ORGAN WILLIAM C. city editor Evening Times and correspondent Assoc. Press, boards 24 Bartlett Tel. res. 814-3; office 710-3 Tave.


William H. clerk (State House, Boston), house 17 Swan Willie A. (Morgan Bros.), 159 Rantoul and 4 Bartlett, house 10 do. [Porter


Moriarty Jeremiah S. morocco dresser (Danvers), house 2 Margaret M. Miss, shoe operative, house 22 School


William M. gardener, house High n. Hale B.F.


Morin Joseph, rem. to Marlboro


Odilon, rem. to Marlboro


Napoleon H. rem. to Marlboro [do


Morissey Charles A. (C. A. & J. Morrissey, 606 Cabot, house C. A. & J. (Charles A. and James Morrissey), carpenters and builders, 606 Cabot


Charles R. counter, boards 14 Swan ave.


James (C. A. & J. Morrissey ), 606 Cabot, house 594 do. Patrick F. rem. to Lynn


William H. (Hinckley & Morrissey), Creek n. Park, house 14 Swan ave.


see Morrissey and Morrisey


Morley James H. clerk (Boston), house u. 4 Chapman


Lizzie G. H. Mrs. (Morley & Frost), 203 Cabot, house u. 4 Chapman


& Frost (Mrs. Lizzie G. H. Morley and Mrs. Stella I. Frost), milliners, 203 Cabot


Morrill Bertha A. Miss, boards off Preston pl. n. Hart Eben E. plumber's apprentice, boards Preston pl. B.F.


Ebenezer K. gardener, house Preston pl. n. Hart


Elsie E. Miss, nurse (Boston), boards Preston pl. B. F. Frank H. rem. to Salem


Morrisey Fulton, pressfeeder, 5 Washington, boards u. 9 Union James D. fisherman, house u. 9 Union


see Morrissey Morrison Frank, machinist, rooms 7 Fayette


Don't Make a Mistake -OPEN EVENINGS .--


by not having plans if W. H. HARMON, Architect, you intend to build. Come in and see our work. 153 Cabot St., Endicott Bidg.


ALDEN WEBB,


Watchmaker, Jeweler .. and Optician ..


Masonic Building


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MORRISON


MORTON


Frank Mrs. (Boston), s.r. West Beach Hill off Hale n. West John A. laborer, boards P. Cannon's P. C.


John McP. foreman pattern maker 53 Rantoul, house 6 Galloupe ave. :


Mary Miss, housemaid, 33 Washington.


Morrissey Bridget, widow of Thomas, house u. 36 Wellman M. Ellen Miss, shoe stitcher, boards u. 36 Wellman


Patrick F. clerk (Lynn), boards u. 36 Wellman 1 see Morissey


Morse Alonzo B. propr. Cottage Granite and Marble Works, 50 Bisson, house do.


Charles F. laborer, boards 60 Bartlett


Charles J. (Paris), s. r. J. T. Morse's, Paine ave. P.C.


Charles M. shoe worker, house 60 Bartlett


Charles O. Goodyear operator, house 6 Knowlton


Clarence B. fisherman, house 7 Silver ct.


Clarence J. clerk, boards 60 Bartlett


Edward F. shoelaster, boards 23 River


Edward T. gardener, house 34 Ober.


[B.F.


Fannie J. Miss, s.r. Mrs. H. J. Morse's, Hale byd West, Felix, rem. to Boston


Frank L. teaming, 2 Wellman and 20 Webber ave. house 20 Webber ave.


George F. shoecutter, house 635 Essex


George O. shoemaker, house 5 Lenox st. ct.


Harriet J. widow of Samuel T. (Boston), s. r. off Hale byd West, B.F. (see map)


James H. real estate, 71 Essex, house do.


James L. house 52 Front


James L. jr. teamster, house u. 14 Cabot


James L. 2d. telegrapher and towerman, Beverly R.R. station, house 28 Bisson [ington


John L. dry and fancy goods, 149 Cabot, house 34 Wash-


John T. (Boston), s. r. off Paine ave. P. C. (see map)


John T. jr. '(Boston), s. r. off Paine.ave. P.C. (see map) John T. 3d. (Boston), s. r. J. T. Morse's, off Paine ave. P.C. Margaret M. widow of John P. house 48 Bisson


Meriam C. teaming, 15 Congress, house u. do. Ruth M. Miss, boards 33 Cross


Sarah A. widow of Thorndike T. boards 34 Ober Susan B. Mrs. rem. to Lowell


W. Horton, clerk (Lynn), boards 28 Essex


William H. shoe heeler, house 28 Essex


Morton Albanus K. edgesetter, rooms 68 Cabot Alexander, laborer, F. Haven's, B.F. boards do.


Benjamin, teamster, r. 60 Pleasant, boards 48 Stone


Whitcomb, Carter Co.


HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.


Baker The Druggist,


Carries the Finest Line of Confectionery in the City.


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MORTON


MUNDY


Joseph F. foreman, 53 Rantoul, house u. 29 Federal Moses Albert, shoe operative, boards 56 Colon Charles, farmer, house 14 Locust ave:


Charles W. foreman, r. 61 Rantoul, house 4 Dane


Edward P. shoemaker, house 58 Essex


James, boards 14 Locust ave.


John E. rem. to Essex


Louis, law student, boards 58 Essex


Walter C. shoemaker, boards 58 Essex [Essex


William P. inspector (Custom House, Salem), house 58 Mosher Elmer E. (prop. Boscobel boarding house), 41-43 Bow, house do.


Anne, widow of Amos P. boards 43 Bow


Motley E. Preble (Boston), s.r. off Hale n. Thissell, P. C. (see map)


Moulton Abbie A. Miss, boards 348 Cabot Abial H. carpenter, house u. 112 Hale . . :


Albert L. wood turner, house 12 Chestnut


Charles L. house 5 Briscoe


George W. shoe cutter, house 14 Arthur


Harley C. machinist, boards 43 Wallis


Hervey C. produce, poulterer and butter dealer, 348 Cabot, house do.


Ida Jenness Mrs. reader, house 348 Cabot


James H. died Jan. 21, 1904 [Wallis


Justin C. (Marshall & Moulton. Express Co.), house 43


Lewis E. trav. salesman, boards 5 Briscoe


Linwood C. teamster, boards 43 Wallis


Mary E. Miss, clerk (Union Station, Boston), house 471 Cabot


Mehitable A. Miss, rem. to Lynn Mowett George A. house u. 19 Pond


Lidania A. Mrs. dressmaker, 71 Hale, boards do.


William H. rem. to Salem


Moynihan John, coachman, house 149 Hale Ellen M. Miss, boards 149 Hale


Morris H. butler (New York), boards. 149 Hale


Mudge Annie B. Mrs. boarding house, Haskill n. B. F. school, house do.


Muise Mary J. Mrs. housemaid 60 Lothrop Mulcahy Elizabeth Mrs. rem. to Salem Jeremiah, laborer, house 185 .Hale


Mulholland Thomas, machinist, house u. 9 So. Hardy


Müller Sophia Mrs. cook 106 Cabot, boards do.


Mullin Henry, machinist, house u. 11 Agate Sarah M. Mrs. boards 797 Cabot


Mundy Clarence N. trav. salesman, house.11 Highland ave.


Before You Build -OPEN EVENINGS. -


see W. H. HARMON, the Architect, Room 1, Endicott Bldg., Beverly, Mass.


Watches, Jewelry and Optical Goods


ALDEN WEBB,


145 Cabot St.


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MUNN


MURPHY


Munn James W. rem. to Essex


Munro Christy Miss, rem. to Pictou, N. S. Munroe Blanche M. Miss, clerk 38 Lovett, boards 19 Central Charles E. carpenter, house 53 Essex Harriet H. widow of Isaac A. house u. 19 Central I Frank, clerk, 100} Cabot, house 19 Central (see Monroe)


Munsey Adelard Miss, hat maker, boards 559 Cabot Alfred G. police officer, house 15 Summer


Brackett T. manager (623 Broadway, N. Y.), boards 15 Summer


Harry L. compositor 1 Highland ave. boards 7 Arthur


Henry W. shoemaker, house 7 Arthur


Herbert B. clerk (Boston), boards 559 Cabot


Hugh J. shoe trimmer, house 463 Cabot


John G. teamster, house 559 Cabot


Lucy F. Miss, died Apr. 4, 1904


Mary F. Miss, shoe stitcher, rooms 16 Franklin pl.


Palmer P. commission merchant (Boston), boards 15 Summer


Roy H. gardener, boards 559 Cabot Munson Emma B. widow of James G. boards 27 Ocean Murch Mary A. widow of Charles W. house u. 196 Rantoul URNEY JOHN M. clerk of assessors, city hall, also M real estate, 26 Elliott, house do. See page 441 John M. jr. electrician, boards 26 Elliott


M® URNEY ROBERT J. correspondent Boston Globe, 53 Cabot, boards 26 Elliott.


William J. compositor, boards 26 Elliott Murphy Agnes E. Miss, rem. to Lowell Annie, widow of Nicholas, rooms r. 19 School


Catherine G. Miss, housemaid, 10 Jackson Catherine, widow of William, house u. 127 Dodge Cornelius W. boards 33 Home


Daniel J. gardener, boards Pickett ct. B.F.


Delia Miss, housemaid, 66 Cabot, boards do.


Dennis W. supt. (Long Island, N.Y.), house 52 Cabot.


Edward, teamster, boards u. 26 Wellman Eliza J. Miss, teacher (Boston), boards u. 127 Dodge Elizabeth Miss, rem. to Lynn Elizabeth, widow of James, house u. 136 Rantoul Francis, clerk (Boston), house 127 Dodge Jane, Mrs. house 27 Front Jeremiah, quarryman, house Pickett ct. B.F.


John, laborer, house 70 Rantoul John, shoemaker, house r. 19 School


John F. hostler, house 45 Roundy


Whitcomb, Carter Co.


Painters Supplies, Hard- ware, Rubber Hose, Etc.


The Druggist, Charles A. Baker,


151 Cabot ... Street.


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MURPHY


MUTUAL


John J. teamster, house u. 26 Wellman


John J. engineer, 50 River, house u. 10 Pleasant


John J. shoemaker, boards 128 Water


John P. plumber, boards 114 Hale


Joseph, foreman packer Blake, Allen & Co. 40 Rantoul, rooms 9 Fayette


Julia T. widow of John J. house 128 Water


Margaret M. widow of Patrick F. house 114 Hale


Margaret M. Miss, student, boards 114 Hale


Mary Miss, housemaid, 42 Thorndike ave.


Mary Miss, shoe stitcher, boards 136 Rantoul Mary, widow of Jeremiah, boards 16 Pleasant


Mary A. Mrs. rem. to Salem Mary C. Miss, boards u. 26 Wellman


Michael, house 33 Home


Michael J. horseshoer, Pickett ct. B.F. boards end do.


Michael J. carpenter, boards u. 30 Rantoul


Nicholas H. machinist, boards u. 136 Rantoul


Patrick, coachman, B. J. Allan's, boards do.


Thomas H. shoemaker, house u. 30 Rantoul


William J. laborer, boards 114 Hale Winifred F. Miss, boards 114 Hale [P.C. station Murran Owen, hostler, Wyatt & Trowt's, boards Hale n. Murray Benjamin, machinist, rooms 34 Broadway


Catherine Mrs. boarding house, 26 Cabot, house do.


Cornelius, gardener, house 27 Hart, B.F. Daniel, laborer, house Haskell n. Hale, B.F.


Dennis, coachman, " Swiftmoor," boards n. do.


H. Franklin, clerk (Salem), boards 34 Pond James A. shoe buffer, house 77 Hale James G. A. gardener, house 12 Judson Margaret Miss, boards 26 Cabot Martin, letter carrier, house u. 365 Cabot


Nelson H. drug clerk, 151 Cabot, boards 12 Judson


Sarah, widow of Freeman, boards 8 Lenox


Sarah D. widow of Thomas F. buttonhole operator, house u. 34 Pond


Thomas F. laborer, house 7 Corning Thomas W. laborer, house 26 Cabot Walter, carpenter, rooms 18 Fayette


M URRAY WILLIAM J. sec. and treas. Upton Machine Co. and Scott Leather Machine Co. house Baker ave. Muse Henry J. rem. to Salem Musick James, blacksmith (Manchester), house 151 Essex


M UTUAL LOAN CO. Fred P. Brown, mngr. 141 Cabot, room 8. See page 36


Are You Going to Build? If so ... consult W. H. Harmon, the Architect,


OPEN EVENINGS. ENDICOTT BUILDING. 153 Cabot Street, Beverly, Mass.


WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER


ALDEN WEBB,


MASONIC BUILDING


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NEVILLE


MUZZY


Muzzy Susan Mrs. nurse, rooms u. 306 Cabot


Myers Emily, widow of James, rem. to Salem


Myles Bertha Miss, rem, to New Brunswick


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NAGEL FREDERICK A. engineer, Dr. Parker's, house 21 Cross Nagle James W. lining cutter, u. 55 Broadway, house at Salem Napier Elizabeth A. Miss, housemaid at 305 Cabot Nash Albert W. machinist, house 26 Stone Hanson F. gardener, boards 8 Scott,


TASH JOHN H. boots, shoes and rubbers, 79} Cabot, house 15 Webber ave. See page 431.


Nason Mary G. widow of Freedom, boards 59 Hale


Patrick J. harness worker, house u. r. Haskell off B.F. Cemetery,


Roswell M. fireman, B. & M. R.R. boards 31 Cabot Sewell H. rem. to N.H.


National Butter .Co. (G. M. Wyeth), (Joseph F. Cleaves, manager), butter, cheese and eggs, 96} Cabot Naudin Fred C. rem. to Conn.


Naugle Angus, laborer, boards rear Hale n. High, B.F. Frame, laborer, boards 2 High, B.F.


Naumkeag Buffing Machine Association (Andrew W. Rogers, mngr. and Sydney W. Winslow, trustee), shoe ma- chinery, 36 Cabot


Naylor Felix, laborer, house Hart bynd. Greenwood ave. B.F. Neal Fannie Miss, emery pad worker, boards Central House see Neill


Neary Mary J. Miss, rem. to Salem


Needham Benjamin H. laborer, house 2 Dodge Franklin B. gardener, house 77 Enon [77 Enon


Frederick A. bookkeeper (181 Tremont, Boston), boards Neill Fannie R. Miss, packer, boards Cabot House


Mary E. Miss, shoe worker, rooms 288 Cabot see Neal


Neilson Emil, machinist, house u. 27 W. Dane


Nelson Christian, fisherman, house 9 Davis Gottfred, hostler, rooms 16 Railroad ave.


Herbert ( J. S. Nelson & Son, 43 Bridge, Salem), boards 278 Essex


John, carpenter, boards Cabot House


Louis, teamster, house 506 Cabot


Norman, shoe worker, boards 506 Cabot


Rebecca R. Miss, died July 4, 1903 1 [ville


W. C. teacher High school, boards 2 Hillside ave. Somer- Neve Pierre, machinist, boards Cabot House


Nevers Annie E. Mrs. boards 640 Essex


Neville Annie E. Miss, house 40 Butman


Hardware Headquarters for Beverly


Whitcomb Carter Co.


Get your prescrip- tions filled at ... ..


CHARLES A. BAKER,


Druggist, 151 Cabot St.


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Thomas, carpenter, house Halen. Pickettct. B.F. [Butman William, yachtsman, house u. 44 Pleasant, will rem. to 36 Nevins Winfield S. (Salem), s. r. Lake Side ave.


New England Industrial School for Deaf Mutes, 113 Elliott Telephone and Telegraph Co. 147 Cabot, rooms 1, 2 and 3, and Hale n. Haskell, P.C.


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TEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. William J. Starr, resident agent, 43 Stone. See page 427


Newell Florence A. widow of Samuel T. boards 14 Stone


Orpha A. widow of John J. rem. to Salem


Newhall A. L. Miss (Chelsea), s. r. 16 Lake View ave.


Evelyn M. Mrs. boards 17 Swan ave.


Gustavus S. shoe worker, boards 73 Bridge Mary Miss, rem. to 192 North st. Salem


Newman Ada E. Miss, teacher, Hardie school, boards 68 Dane Ida E. Miss, teacher, Hardie school, boards 68 Dane Sarah A. house 25 Bartlett


Newton Albert E. died Jan. 26, 1904 Amelia M. widow of Albert E. house 40 Bridge George, carpenter, boards u. 14 Stone


Nichols James, hostler, boards Hale opp. Pine Ridge ave. P.C. Stephen W. boots and shoes, 120 Cabot, house 5 Pickett Nicholson Joseph, coachman, Mrs. Phillips, s. r. u. 69 Dodge John E. foreman, 39 Park, house 4 Chapman


Nickerson Alfred E. shoe laster, house u. 2 Porter Augustus, machinist, boards


Eldridge, master mariner, boards 25 Judson


George H. died Apr. 27, 1903


Ida, widow of George H. shoestitcher, boards 55 Essex


Joseph M. (Lynn), house 21 Dane


M. Néttie Miss, dressmaker, 15 Lenox, house do.


Niland Michael, gardener, George Dexter's, P.C. boards do. Nimblett Nancy M. widow of Benjamin F. boards 3 Orchard Nixon James W. laborer, boards 24 Prince


William H. gardener, house 24 Prince


Noble Annie L. Miss, rem. to Salem Nocton John, gardener, boards P. McTiernan's, B. F. Nolan Della J. Miss, housemaid 23 Washington


Henry, gardener, house Hart n. Greenwood ave. B. F. J. Joseph, machinist's apprentice, boards 70 Rantoul Thomas, rem. to Boston


Noonan Alice F. Miss, boards 3 Tufts ct.


Norman Guy (Boston), s. r. Prince (see map)


Norbery George E. city laborer, house 157 Rantoul


TTORTH BEVERLY SUPPLY CO. Perley K. Hopkinson, manager, boots, shoes, men's furnishings and hardware, 133 Dodge. See page 424


Our Time Against Yours W. H. HARMON, Architect, OPEN ENDICOTT 153 Cabot St., Beverly Mass. BUILDING


IN REGARD TO PLANS. EVENINGS.


Repairing of all kinds


WEBB, the Jeweler, 145 Cabot Street


All Work Warranted


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GENERAL [O] DIRECTORY. OAKES


FORTH SHORE BREEZE (J. Alex. Lodge and Alfred E. McCleary), 5 Washington. See page 449 ORTH SHORE ELECTRICAL ENGINEER- ING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. (Whitney B. Jackson), electricians, 16 Bow. See page 19


TORTH SHORE FERNERIES ( James Whittier), landscape gardening, etc. 188 Hale. See page 415 TORTH SHORE FISH CO. (Frank I Lamasney, manager), fish dealers, Oak n. Beverly Farms station. See page 420


Northend Edward'T. laborer, house 174 Hale Fannie M. Miss, boards 174 Hale


George E. hostler, boards 174 Hale William E. farm hand, house 18 Butman


N TORTHROP HENRY B. masseur, and 45 Broadway, boards do.


97 Rantoul


Norton Ethel A. G. Miss, rem. to N.Y. Everett B. rem. to Omaha, Neb.


John, laborer, boards High n. Haskell, B.F.


Norwood Charles A. shoe cutter, rooms 68 Cabot Clarence H. rem. to Salem


Francis, postmaster, Beverly post office, house 75 Cabot Hannah F. widow of William E. boards 89 Lothrop


. Novelty Photo. Co. (John T. and Frank Hayes), photographers, 3 Tufts ct.


Noyes Eugene M. gardener, house Hale n. Manchester line William S. machinist, house 21 Central


Nugent Bros. (Francis and John J. Nugent), shoe manufactur- ers and dealers, 52 Railroad ave.


Francis (Nugent Bros.), 52 Railroad ave. house 338 Cabot TUGENT JAMES J. livery, boarding and coach stable, Oak n. Beverly Farms R.R. station, house end Vine ct. See page 41I


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John J. (Nugent Bros.), 52 Railroad ave. house 338 Cabot Nellie M. Miss, house 338 Cabot


Nute Mary E. Mrs. housemaid, Hale c. Haskell, P.C.


Nutter James M. job wagon, 15 Elliott, house u. do.


John G. shoemaker, house 31 Chase


Niron W. painter, house 15 Prospect


Sarah B. widow of John, boards 31 Chase


William A. clerk, 131 Dodge, house 7 Lake View ave.


William H. boards 7 Lake View ave.


Nyhen James, laborer, boards r. Haskell n. Hale


OAKES ALICE M. Miss, clerk (Court House, Salem), boards 64 Elliott Annie M. widow of George A. house 64 Elliott


Whitcomb, Carter Co.


HARDWARE DEALERS.


CHARLES A. BAKER,


LEADING DRUGGIST,


151 CABOT STREET.


GENERAL [O] DIRECTORY. 237


OAKES


OBER


Howard D. machinist, boards 64 Elliott Lizzie C. Miss, student, boards 64 Elliott Obear Benjamin L. yachtsman, house 457 Cabot Benjamin W. shoecutter, boards 44 Federal Charles E. shoecutter, house 7 Harrison ave. Elizabeth A. widow of Oliver, died April 25, 1903


George F. house Hale n. Everett, B.F. George O. janitor, Cove school, house 145 Hale Gustavus S. plumber's apprentice, boards 457 Cabot


Harlan F. student (Harvard), boards 145 Hale Helen W. Miss, student, boards 14 Summer Howard L. student (Boston), boards 145 Hale Irving, clerk, 278 Cabot, house 288 do. Jessie M. Miss, boards 14 Summer [Summer Joseph W. wood turner, (Pasadena, Calif.) house 14 Lizzie C. Miss, shoe stitcher, house 44 Federal Mary E. Miss, house 62 Elliott


Nellie F. Miss, dressmaker, 44 Federal, boards do.


Ralph E. plumber, boards 14 Summer


Ober Andrew M. mason, 17 Union, house do.


Anna L. widow of Paul H. died Oct. 21, 1903




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