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BEVERLY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MARSHALL ASA O.1 West, B.F. See page 416
MOORE JOHN H. 128 Cabot. See page 440
*Periodicals and Stationery
BEVERLY NEWS CO. 224 Cabot. See page 25
BROWN BROS. 32 Rantoul. See page 450
MARSHALL ASA O. 1 West, B.F. See page 416
Photographers
BLAKE FREDERICK W. 156 Cabot. See page 449 Clark Photo Co., 149 Lothrop Mitchell Lizzie M. Mrs. 130 Cabot Novelty Photo Co. 3 Tufts ct.
Photographic Supplies
BAKER CHARLES A. 151 Cabot. See margins HILL JOHN B. & SON, 160 Cabot. See page 15
Physicians
MEMBERS OF MASS. MEDICAL SOCIETY COWLES FRANK A. 276 Cabot. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 P.M. Tele- phone connection
CREESY EVERETT L. 24 Abbott. Office hours 1.30 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Sundays 1.30 to 3 P.M. Telephone 756-3
DAVIS CHARLES H. 144 Cabot. Office hours 8 A.M. 1.30 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Sundays 1.30 P.M. Telephone connection
HADDOCK CHARLES W. 156 Cabot, rms. 2 and 3. Office hours 9 A.M to 12 M. and 7.30 to 9 P.M. Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Other days by appointment. Telephone connection
Johnson Peer P. 108 Cabot
MCGRATH BERNARD F. 23 Bow. Office hours 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Sundays 2 to 3 P.M. Telephone con- nection.
MARTIN JOHN J. 110 Cabot. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 P.M. Tele- phone connection
PHILLIPS CHARLES H. 210 Rantoul. Office hours until 9 A.M. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Telephone connection
SEARS HARRY E. 103 Cabot. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Sundays by appointment. Telephone connec- tion
SHATSWELL JAMES A. 235 Cabot. Office hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 P.M. Telephone connection
SHEA JOHN J. 44 Cabot. Office hours 7 to 9 A.M .; 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. Telephone 810-3
STICKNEY GEORGE A. 88 Cabot. · Office hours 7 to 8.30 A.M. 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Telephone connection STICKNEY WHITMAN G. 364 Cabot. Office hours 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. Swasey Oscar F. 24 Hale
Torrey Samuel W. 108 Cabot
Voss J. William, 1 Dane
MEMBERS OF MASS. HOMŒPATHIC MEDICAL SOCIETY
Barnes Ida F. Miss, 222 Cabot BONGARTZ WALTER E. Cabot cor. Pond. Office hours 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 P.M. Sundays 2 to 4 P.M. Tele- phone connection
HAM WILLIAM A. 222 Cabot, rms. 15 and 16. Office hours until 9 A.M. 2 to 3 and at 7 P.M. Telephone con- nection
Wardwell Percival G. 145 Lothrop OTHER PHYSICIANS
Brown Alden W. 9 Lake View ave. DENNIS CHARES S. (magnetic) office and residence 26 Prospect. See page 426
Piano Tuners
AMAZEEN HERBERT S. 18 Fayette. See page 430
Blood John A. 252A Cabot
Gardner William A. 17 Fayette
JENKINS WILLIAM L. 113 Corning. See page 430
LARCOM WILLIAM H. jr. 17 Dane. See page 428 PRESTON ERNEST, 35 Broadway. See page 430
Pianos and Organs
ROLFE J. FRANK 1A Hale. See page 337 Sullivan Eugene F. 24 Railroad ave.
Picture Framing Story Larkin W. 1 Chapman
Beverly Loan Co.
Money Loaned on Horses, Carriages, Fur- niture, Pianos, Organs, etc. Telephone. 71 RANTOUL STREET,
FRANK E. LORD, Tailor
114 Rantoul St.
Fine Workmanship, Style and Fit.
BEVERLY.
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Planing Mills
DEXTER SAMUEL R. 126 Park. See page 13
POPE J. F. & SON, 82 River. See page 15
Planing, Sawing and Turning DEXTER SAMUEL R. 126 Park. See page 13 POPE J. F. & SON, 82 River. See page 15
Plumbers, etc.
Claflin John H. 60 Railroad ave.
GLADDING R. SMITH, 165c Rantoul. See page 444
HERRICK FREDERICK W. 27712 Cabot. See page 450
INGERSOLL FRANK A. 50 Pond. See page 338
McDONNELL THOMAS J. Hale n. West, B.F. See page 419
PICKETT & GOODWIN, 16 Bow. See outside cover
PIERCE & COX, Oak opp. sta. B.F. See page 418 * PIERCE & PIERCE, 20 West, B.F. See page 419
ROBERTSON ROBERT CO. (The) 9 Abbott and Oak n. B.F. sta. See page 32
Wallace Edwin L. 10 Central
WILLIAMSON F. W. 245 Cabot. See page 12
Pool and Billiards Hub Billiard Parlors, 4 Railroad ave.
Potato Chip Manufacturers
Hutchinson Arthur L. 24 Chase Perkins Otis L. 4 Woodberry
Pottery
BEVERLY POTTERY (C. A. Law- rence), Lawrence ct. See page 452
Poulterers
Fassett George E. 8 Cole Morse James L. 2d. 28 Bisson
*Poultry Supplies
BURKHARDT JACOB, 37 Park. See page 437 BURNHAM ORRIN B. 187 and 189 Rantoul. See page 443
LINEHAN D. M. & CO. Hale n. Has- kell, P.C. See page 409 and map margins
WILLEY-GIBSON CO. Hale opp. Ev- erett, B.F. See page 414
Preparatory School for Young Girls
1.
Woodbury Nettie F. Miss, 167 Hale
Printers
Allen Job Print (The), 58 and 60 Railroad ave.
BEVERLY TIMES (THE) 131 Cabot. See page 453
CITIZEN PRINTING CO.3 Broadway. See page 454
Enterprise Print, 1 Highland ave.
MALOON W. L. & CO. 5 Washington. See page 455
Produce Dealers
Davenport William W. 549 Cabot Glines George W. 47 Dodge
HAAS HERMAN J. Brimbal ave. See page 439 Moulton Hervey C. 348 Cabot
Porter Sylvanus, 61 Conant
Provisions
BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE ASSO- ciation, 228 Cabot, See page 443 BUCKLEY JOHN, 254 Rantoul. See page 439
DANIELS JOHN, Hale n. West, B.F. See page 420
HARDY D. W. & SON, Hale n. High, B.F. See page 420B
PLACE AMOS F. 208 Rantoul. See page 27
TODD EDGAR N. 14012 Rantoul. See page 98
Walker Bros. & Co. (summer), Hale, opp. West
WOOD HENRY A. 167c Rantoul. See page 439
Wyatt Louisa T. B. Mrs. 26 West
Public Carriages
CALLELY PETER F. 3 School. See page 448
DESMOND JEREMIAH F. r. 58 Pleas- ant. See page 7 STEVENS WILLIAM M. 6 and 8 W. Dane. See page 9
Whitcomb, Carter Co.
Painters Supplies, Hard- ware, Rubber Hose, Etc.
WOODWARD & OBER,
Fishing Tackle, Fire Arms and Ammunition.
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Publishers
CROWLEY & LUNT, rms. 9 and 10, Odd Fellows bldg.
Railroad Tickets for Sale
KILHAM JOSEPH F. 87 Rantoul. See margins
Knight M. Elizabeth Miss, 162 Cabot Patch Benjamin A. 255 Cabot
Raymond B. Frank, 30 Essex
Rattan Dealer and Worker
HERON NEHEMIAH S. 11 Charnock. See page 443
Real Estate Agents and Dealers
Cole Joseph W. 165c Rantoul.
DANIELS GEORGE A. 412 Arthur st. ext. See page 434
FERRICK WILLIAM H. 3 Broadway. See page 445
FLINT WALTER S. 43 Railroad ave. See page 438
FORNESS ARTHUR A. 153 Cabot. See page 337
LEE CHARLES F. 155 Cabot. See page 11
LEFAVOUR ISSACHAR & SON, 16 Washington. See outside cover
LOVETT SOLON, 63 Federal. See page 431
MORSE JAMES H. 71 Essex. See page 447
OBER PRINCE, 363 Cabot. See page 16
OBER S. F. & SON, 32 and 34 Central. See page 30
Phillips John W. 640 Essex
Prospect Hill Syndicate, Charles F. Lee, agent, 155 Cabot See STONE SAMUEL H. 164 Cabot. page 423
WOOD WILLIAM L. 71 Rantoul. See margins and back binding
Restaurants See Dining Rooms
ALBERT VICTOR S. 54 Rantoul. See page 452
CABOT HOUSE, 92 Cabot. See page 437
CENTRAL HOUSE, 7-11 Railroad ave. See page 425
GANNON ETTA S. MRS. 205 Cabot. See page 424
Gadbois Arthur, 174 Rantoul
GRANT J. W. & CO. 98 Cabot. See page 446
HOTEL TRAFTON, 76-80 Railroad ave. See page 428
LINEHAN THOMAS F. 78 Rantoul. See page 434
LORD EDWIN G. 71 Rantoul. See page 98
LOVETT'S CAFE, 135 Cabot. See page 420B
WALLIS MARY E. MRS. 176 Cabot. See page 441
Rigger
McCabe William F. 86 Water
*Road Builders
CONNOLLY BROS. Oak n. B.F. sta. See outside cover and back binding LINEHAN D. & SON, Hale n. P.C. sta. See page 409 and map margins WATSON BROS. 11 Everett, B.F. See page 420A
Sailmaker
PHILINTE LEON G. 45 Water. See page 449
*Sanitary Engineers
HERRICK FREDERICK W. 27712 Cabot. See page 450
INGERSOLL FRANK A. 50 Pond. See page 338
McDONNELL THOMAS J. 14 West, B.F. See page 419
PIERCE & COX, Oak opp. sta. B.F. See page 418
PIERCE & PIERCE, 20 West, B.F. See page 419
ROBERTSON ROBERT CO. (THE), 9 Abbott and 22 West. See page 32 WILLIAMSON FRANKLIN W. 245 Cabot. See page 12
Saw Mills
DEXTER SAMUEL R. 126 Park. See page 13
POPE J. F. & SON, 82 River. See page 15
Schools See Teachers
Kilham H. B. Miss (kindergarten), 115 Cabot Studley Kate W. Miss (kindergarten), 12 Thorndike
REAL ESTATE
Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Mortgaged or Insured by Telephone Connection. 71 RANTOUL ST.
WILLIAM L. WOOD
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*Seeds
HAMILTON F. A. E. 151 Rantoul. See page 23
WHITCOMB-CARTER CO.186 Cabot. See outside cover and margins WOODWARD & OBER, 226 Cabot. See margins
.
Sewing Machines
ROLFE J. FRANK, 1A Hale. See page 337
Sewing Machine Repairers
HAMILTON F. A. E. 151 Rantoul. See page 23
MERRILL GEORGE H. 53 Pleasant. See page 436
ROLFE J. FRANK, 1A Hale. page 337
See
SMITH IRA A. 121 Rantoul. See page 10
Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers
SMITH IRA A. 121 Rantoul. See page 10
*Sherbet and Ice Cream
DIRIGO CREAMERY CO. 98 Park· See page 5
SMITH WILLIAM R. 252 Cabot. See page 433
*Shingles
DEXTER SAMUEL R. 126 Park. See page 13
POPE J. F. & SON, 82 River. See page 15
Ship Chandlery
Foster George B. 43 Water Kilham Oliver F. 26 Water
Shoes See Boots and Shoes
*Sign Writers
PORTER J. V. & CO. 20 Railroad ave' See page 335
Soles and Sole Leather
LAWRENCE THOMAS H. 1 Park. See page 427
LOVETT SOLON, 63 Federal. See page 431
*Speaking Tubes
NORTH SHORE ELECTRICAL EN- gineering and Construction Co. 16 Bow. See page. 19 WOODBURY ELECTRIC CO. 3 Hale. See page 26
*Sporting Goods
BEVERLY NEWS CO. 224 Cabot. Seè page 25
Stables
DESMOND JEREMIAH F. (livery, hack, boarding and sale), r. 58 Pleasant. See page 7
FLYNN FRANCIS J. (boarding), 179 Hale. See page 431
Low Winthrop M. Vine ct. B.F.
MAGUIRE & HERRICK (livery, coach and boarding), 3 School c. Cabot. See page 448
MANNING JOHN (boarding and liv- ery), 29 Atlantic ave. See page 450 NUGENT JAMES J. (livery and board- ing), Oak n. B. F. sta. See page 411 TRAFTON CLIFFORD E. 5 Park. See page 28
Trainor Peter, boarding, 45 Hale
UNION STABLE, W. M. Stevens. propr. (boarding, hack and livery), 6 and 8 W. Dane. See page 9
WYATT & TROWT (livery, boarding and sale)( Hale n. P.C. sta .; and High n. Haskell, B.F. See page 420
Stair Builders
ST. CLAIR H. M. & CO. 53 Bow. See page 14
Stamping
Allen Mary A. Mrs. 301 Cabot
Stamps (Rubber)
CITIZEN STAMP CO. 3 Broadway. See page 454
*Stationery
BAKER CHARLES A. 151 Cabot. See margins
BEVERLY NEWS CO. 224 Cabot. See page 25
DELANEY THOMAS F. 207 Cabot. See page 100
MOORE JOHN H. 128 Cabot. See page 440
STANDLEY ANDREW, Hale opp. West, B.F. See page 419
Steamboat Companies Beverly Transportation Co. 39 Water
*Steam, Gas and Hot Water Fit- ters and Fittings
GLADDING R. SMITH, 167c Rantoul. See page 444
HERRICK FREDERICK W. 27712 Cabot. See page 450 INGERSOLL FRANK A. 50 Pond. See page 338
McDONNELL THOMAS J. 14 West, B.F. See page 419
PICKETT & GOODWIN, 16 Bow. See outside cover
PIERCE & COX, Oak opp. B.F. sta. See page 418 PIERCE & PIERCE, 20 West, B.F. See page 419
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ROBERTSON ROBERT CO. (THE), 9 Abbott and Oak n. B.F. station. See page 32
WILLIAMSON F. W. 245 Cabot See page 12
Steam Laundries
BEVERLY CUSTOM LAUNDRY (E. S. Eveleth), 55 Broadway. See out- side cover
BEVERLY STEAM LAUNDRY (C. A. Hurd), 1 Rantoul. See page 432
Steamship Agents
BROWN BROS. 32 Rantoul. See page 450
KEARNS MARK A. 222 Cabot. See page 336
Stock Farm
Rial Side Stock Farm, 15 Winthrop ave.
Stocks and Bonds
EQUITABLE STOCK AND GRAIN Exchange, 244 Cabot. See page 420D
HAIGHT & FREESE CO. 244 Cabot. See page 40
*Stone Masons and Contractors
CONNOLLY BROS. Oak n. B.F. sta- tion. See outside cover and back binding
CROSBY FORMAN A. 7 Judson. See page 99
GRADY M. & SON, 19 Chestnut. See page 4
LINEHAN D. & SON, Hale n. P.C. station. See page 409 and map mar- gins
McSWEENEY & CAHILL, 5 Prospect. See page 425
WATSON BROS. 11 Everett, B.F See page 420A
WELCH JAMES J. & CO. Salem and Beverly. See page 438
Stone Quarries
CONNOLLY BROS. Haskell n. Hale, P.C. See outside cover and back binding
Fitzgibbon Thomas, off 258 Essex
LINEHAND. & SON, Haskell n. Hale, P.C. See page 409 and map margins WATSON BROTHERS, Beverly Farms. See page 420A
WELCH JAMES J. & CO. Beverly and Salem. See page 438
Storage Warehouse
BEVERLY STORAGE WARE- house, 169 to 171 Rantoul. See page 17
Stoves, Furnaces and Tinware GLADDING R. SMITH, 167c Ran- toul. See page 444 - HAMILTON F. A. E. 151 Rantoul. See page 23
HINKLEY GEORGE F. 77 Cabot. See outside cover
LUNT ALBERT C. 214 Cabot. See page 447
McADAMS F. J. & CO. 46 Water. See page 22
Rogers & Chase, 130 -- 142 Cabot
Street Railway Company
Boston & Northern Railroad Co .; wait- ing stations 217 Cabot and 213 Ran- toul
Sub-Marine Diver
BROOKS BICKFORD W. 3 Dearborn ave. See page 450
Surveyors
BERRY WILLIAM J. 153 Cabot. See page 448
PORTER ALBERT J. 222 Cabot. See page 426
Tailors
BARNARD JAMES A. C. 148 Cabot. See outside cover
Hammond Frederick G. 19 Essex
Hoag Frank N. 184 Cabot
Leahy Francis D. 122 Cabot
LEVIGNE H. & CO. 105 Cabot. See page 444
LORD FRANK E. 114 Rantoul. See margins
PEDERSEN ANDREAS, 184 Cabot. See page 447
Schooner & Silverberg, 22 West, B.F.
WEBBER ISRAEL T. 141 Cabot. See page 96
Tea, Coffees and Spices
BEVERLY COFFEE AND TEA Store, 137 Cabot. See page 338 BEVERLY CO-OPERATIVE ASSO- ciation, 228 Cabot. See page 443 BUCKLEY JOHN, 254 Rantoul. See page 439
DANIELS JOHN, Hale n. West, B.F. See page 420
GRAY E. E. & CO. 161 Cabot
HARDY D. W. & SON, Hale n. High, B.F. See page 420B Jung Company, 19612 Cabot
PLACE AMOS F. 208 Rantoul. page 27
See TODD EDGAR N. 14012 Rantoul. See page 98 WOOD HENRY A. 167c Rantoul. See page 439
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Teachers
See Music Teachers; also Schools AMAZEEN HERBERT S. 18 Fayette* See page 430 BURNHAM MAUDE F. MISS, 38 Ocean. See page 429
DEMACK LEO C. (piano, organ and theory), 26 Broadway. See page 428 DURKEE LUCY H. MRS. 3 Hale. See page 429
Foster Bessie O. Miss (physical culture), 21 Bartlett
HUGHES BROS. (violin), 15 Lovett. See page 428
LARCOM WILLIAM H. JR. (mando- lin), 17 Dane. See page 428
Maloon Marjorie N. Miss (dancing), 222 Cabot and 31 Broadway
PRESTON ERNEST (piano, organ and theory), 35 Broadway. See page 430 Robinson Fannie E. Mrs. (embroidery), 10 South
WALKER GERTRUDE MISS (voice), 18 Mt. Vernon, Salem. See page 430 Woodberry Clara S. Mrs. (voice), 24 Hale Woodbury Jennie F. Miss (stenography and typewriting), 53 Lovett
Teaming and Jobbing
CONNOLLY BROS. Oak n. B.F. sta- tion. See outside cover and back binding
Corkery Patrick, 6 Cox ct.
DAVENPORT ELMER W. 9 Central ct. and 1A Hale. See page 444
FOSTER BENJAMIN G. 27 Ocean. See page 446
Harrigan John J. r. 60 Pleasant
Hayes Timothy, 6 Wellman
Jones Joseph C. 6 Pleasant
LINEHAN D. & SON, Hale n. P.C. station. See page 409 and map mar- gins
McSWEENEY & CAHILL, 5 Prospect. See page 425
MARSHALL & MOULTON EX- press Co. 4 Washington and 53 Broadway. See page 420C Morse Frank L. 20 Webber ave.
Morse Meriam C. 15 Congress Nutter James M. 15 Elliott
SMITH GEORGE W. 76 Essex. See page 427
THURSTON DANIEL, 25 Bartlett. See page 446
WATSON BROS. 11 Everett, B.F. See page 420A
Telegraph
Postal Telegraph Co., 151 Cabot Western Union Telegraph Co. 162 Cabot; Pride's and Beverly Farms R.R. stations
Telephone
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. 147 Cabot, and Hale n. P.C. sta.
Tent Maker
PHILINTE LEON G. 45 Water. See page 449
*Toilet Articles
BAKER CHARLES A. 151 Cabot. See margins
BEVERLY NEWS CO. 224 Cabot. See page 25
DELANEY THOMAS F. 207 Cabot. See page 100
MARSHALL ASA O. 1 West, B.F. See page 416
MOORE JOHN H. 128 Cabot. See page 440
Top Lifts, Taps and Counters
LAWRENCE THOMAS H. 1 Park. See page 427
LOVETT SOLON, 63 Federal. See page 431
Tow Boat
WOODBURY HORACE W. 15 Water. See page 432
Towel Supply
HURD CHARLES A. 1 Rantoul. See page 432
*Toys, Games, Books, etc.
BEVERLY NEWS CO. 224 Cabot. See page 25
Trading Stamps
Beverly Trading Asso., 85 Cabot Beverly Trading Stamp Co. 265 Cabot.
Tree Protectors
Proctor Alfred W. 43 Essex
*Trees, Shrubs, Vines, etc. SOUTHWORTH BROS. r. 602 Cabot. See page 24 WHITTIER JAMES, 188 Hale. See page 415
Truant Officer
HERON NEHEMIAH S. 11 Charnock. See page 443
Turning, Band and Jig Sawing DEXTER SAMUEL R. 126 Park. See page 13
POPE J. F. & SON, 82 River. See page 15 ST. CLAIR H. M. & CO. 53 Bow. See page 14
Undertakers
CARNEY WILLIAM J. 4 Lenox. See page 432 Coakley Dennis F. 94 Hale
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GENTLEE SAMUEL A. 277 Cabot. See page 29
LEE & CRESSY, 232 Cabot. See page 10
Upholsterers
LEE & CRESSY, 232 Cabot. See page 10 Marshall J. M. Mrs. 4 High. B.F. (sum- mer)
ROUNDS MILLARD F. r. 5 Hale. See page 435
Variety Stores
Bay State Supply Co. 84 Cabot BROWN BROS. 32 Rantoul. See page 450
Clogston G. Frank, 213 Rantoul
Enterprise The, 250 Cabot
Johnson George E. 25712 Hale Raymond B. Frank, 30 Essex
Twohig Cornelius P. 24B and 83 Cabot Yaas Andrew, 10 Porter
Vault and Cesspool Cleaning
ODORLESS EXCAVATING CO. 30 Mechanic. See page 422
Veterinary Food
Hathaway-Hathaway Co. 3 Hale
Veterinary Surgeons
LeBaw Wilfred L. (summer), Vine ct. B.F. LAMBERT HORACE D. 42 Cabot. See page 437 Riordan John J. 12 Hart, B.F. Tittle Albert F. 2 Butman
WENTZELL WILLIAM B. Wentzell ave. See advt.
Wagon Makers See Carriage Makers
*Wall Paper
ELDRIDGE & CROSBY, 172A Ran- toul. See page 25 LUNT ALBERT C. 214 Cabot. See page 447 PORTER J. V. & CO. 20 Railroad ave. See page 335
Watchers of the Sick
See Nurses Cleaves Benjamin A. 36 Lovett
Watchmakers and Jewellers
HILL JOHN B. & SON, 160 Cabot. See page 15 Hinchliffe Oliver C. 2 Dane Maude Franklin C. 1 Lenox
TRASK EDGAR F. 198 Cabot. See page 21 WEBB ALDEN, 145 Cabot. See mar- gins
*Wedding Cake
BROUSSARD CHARLES, 309 Cabot. See page 100
HATHAWAY JAMES E. 121 Cabot. See margins
POOLE LIZZIE A. MRS. 4312 Pond. See page 446
SMITH EDWARD T. 217 Cabot. See page 20
SMITH WILLIAM R. 252 Cabot. See page 433
Wheelwrights
Croscup William H. 316 Cabot SAWYER ELBRIDGE C. 126 Rantoul. See page 2 WIGHTMAN & CROWELL, 215 Ran- toul. See page 443
*Whips, Robes and Blankets
CROSBY FORMAN A. 165 Rantoul. See page 99 CULBERT JAMES A. Hale n. West, B.F. See page 410
Whitewashing
CROSBY FORMAN A. r. 7 Judson. See page 99
CROSBY & CANN, 27 Park. See page 421 Deschamp & Porter, 21 Pleasant and 11 Union
Wood Dealers See Coal and Wood
DOW JAMES B. Hale n. Everett and B.F. depot. 'See page 414 ELLIOTT CHARLES H. 7 Pond. See page 445
Girdler John, 15 and 162 Cabot and 78 Water
Harrigan John J. Pleasant c. Park and River c. Webster ave.
PICKETT COAL CO. (THE), 15 Water and 166 Cabot. See page 432 Sprague, Breed & Brown Co. 7 Water
Wood and Paper Box Manufrs. COPP, A. W. & CO. 60 Pleasant. See outside cover FROST BOX CO. 36 Cabot. See page 427
Yacht Hardware
WHITCOMB-CARTER CO. 186 Cabot. See outside cover and margins WOODWARD & OBER, 226 Cabot. See margins.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
CIVIL GOVERNMENT
OF THE
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS
ENSE PETIT
QVIETEM
ACIDAM
B LIBERTATE
FOR THE POLITICAL YEAR
1904
State Election held the first Tuesday after first Monday in November. Legislature meets first Wednesday in January.
GOVERNOR
His Excellency JOHN L. BATES, Bos- ton, $8,000.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Hon. Curtis Guild, Jr., Boston, $2,000.
COUNCILLORS
District No. 1, Roland C. Nickerson, Brewster; district No. 2, Frederick S. Hall, Taunton; district No. 3, Edwin R. Hoag, Chelsea: district No. 4, Michael J. Sullivan, Boston; district No. 5, George R. Jewett, Salem; district No. 6, Walter Scott Watson, Lowell; district No. 7, Arthur H. Lowe, Fitchburg; district No. Richard W. Irwin, Northampton. Salary $800 each. Private Secretary to the Governor, Francis Hurtubis, jr., Boston.
William M. Olin, Boston, Secretary of State, $3,500; Isaac H. Edgett, Beverly, First Clerk and Deputy; Edward S. Bradford, Springfield, Treasurer and Receiver General, $5,000; Herbert Par- ker, Lancaster, Attorney General, $5,000;
Henry E. Turner, Malden, Auditor, $3,500; Samuel Dalton, Boston, Adjutant General, $3,600; William D. T. Trefry, Marblehead, Tax Commissioner and Commissioner of Corporations, $3,500, room 235 State House; Samuel W. Ab- bott, Boston, Secretary of the State Board of Health, $3,000, room 141 State House; Frederick L, Cutting, Newton, Insurance Commissioner, $3,500, room 246 State House; Caleb B.Tillingast, Boston, Chair- man and Librarian, State Library, $3,000; Frederick G. Pettigrove, Boston, Chair- man of Prison Commissioners, $4,000, room 24 State House; Robert T. Swan, Brookline, Commissioner of Public Rec- ords, $2,500, room 104 State House; Charles R. Prescott, Malden, Controller of County Accounts, $2,500, room 101 State House; Henry Sherwin, Chief Ex- aminer of Civil Service Commission, $3,000, room 151 State House; Charles F. Pidgin, Chief of Bureau of Statistics of Labor, $3,000, room 256 State House; Warren E. Locke, Norwood, Chairman of Commissioners of Savings Banks, $3,500, room 124 State House; C. Edwin Miles, Boston, Chairman of Board of Registration in Medicine, $1,250, room 159 State House; George M. Hoyt, East Weymouth, Chairman of Board of Regis- tration in Pharmacy, $500, room 22 State House; Charles W. Hastings, Weymouth, Commissioner of State Aid and Pensions, room 123 State House; David T. Rem- ington, Seargeant at Arms, $3,500; Joseph W .. Collins, Boston, Edwd. A. Brackett, Winchester, John W. Delano, Marion, Commissioners of Fisheries and Game, $1,200 each, room 238 State House; Francis H. Appleton, Peabody, Member of State Board of Agriculture; Wood- ward Emery, Cambridge, Chairman Har- bor and Land Commissioners, room 131 State House; James F. Jackson, Fall River, Chairman of Railroad Commis- sioners, office 20 Beacon St., Boston; Ralph L. Abbott, Boston, Surveyor Gen- eral of Lumber, 44 Kilby St., Boston; Fred W. Jenness, Lowell, Benjamin W. Wells, Boston, George F. Harwood, Lynn, Commissioners of Firemen's Re- lief Fund; Samuel Cole, Beverly, Senator 2nd Essex District; William R. Brooks and Winthrop E. Perry, Beverly, Repre- sentatives 19th Essex District.
ESSEX COUNTY County of Essex Incorporated 1643.
County Commissioners. Elbridge C. Sawyer of Beverly, term expires 1906; Wallace Bates of Lynn, term expires 1905; Edward B. Bishop of Haverhill, term expires 1907. Salary $1,800 each.
Associate Commissioners. Sherman Nelson of Georgetown, William M. Stewart, Lawrence, terms expire Jan., 1905.
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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Courts held at Ipswich on the second Tuesday in April; at Salem, on the second Tuesday in July; at Lawrence, on the last Tuesday in August; at Newburyport, on the second Tuesday in October; on the fourth Tuesday in December, at Salem, Ipswich or Newburyport, as the Commis- sioners may determine.
Clerk of the Commissioners. Edward B. George of Haverhill.
Sheriff. Samuel A. Johnson of Salem, $2,500.
Deputy Sheriffs. George S. Cole, An- dover; Alfred W. Bacon, Danvers; Wm. Cronin, Special Sheriff, Gloucester; John W. Tilton, Fred O. Raymond, Jr., Porter C. Croy, Haverhill; Howard G. Lane, Ipswich; Elmer A. Briggs, Fred N. Ab- bott, Chas. A. Stillings, Lawrence; Chas. E. Goss, Methuen; Charles L. Ayres, Henry M. Briggs, Newburyport; Arthur Bishop, Rowley; Patrick F. Tierney. George E. Bousley, Warren D. Cobb, Salem; Frank E. Wells, Eben T. Brack- ett, Lynn; Roger S. Howe, Georgetown.
Jailers and Keepers of House of Correc- tion. S. A. Johnson, Salem; Charles A. Stillings, Lawrence; Howard G. Lane, Ipswich; Charles L. Ayres, Newbury- port.
Superintendent of Truant School. W. Grant Fancher, Lawrence.
Probation Officer. William T. Kim- ball, Lawrence.
County Treasurer. David I. Robin- son, Gloucester; office at Court House, Salem, $2,200.
Register of Deeds. Southern District, Willard J. Hale, Newburyport, $4,000. Asst. Register, Robert W. Osgood, Sa- lem, $1,700, office at Court House, Salem. Northern District, Thomas F. Delaney, Lawrence, $1,950.
Member United States Board of Ex- amining Surgeons for Pension Claimants. Dr. George A. Stickney, Beverly.
Justices of the Peace and Notaries Public. (See Business Directory).
COURTS.
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
Chief Justice. Marcus P. Knowlton of Springfield, $8,500.
Associate Justices. William C. Loring, of Boston; James M. Morton, of Fall River; John Lathrop, of Boston; James M. Barker, of Pittsfield; John W. Ham- mond, of Cambridge; Henry K. Braley, of Fall River; $8,000 each.
Attorney General. Herbert Parker, of Lancaster; $5,000.
Sittings of the Court for Essex County. At Salem on the third Tuesday of April, first Tuesday of November and third Tuesday of December.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Chief Justice. Albert Mason, of Brook- line; $7,000.
Associate Justices. Edgar J. Sherman, of Lawrence; Robert R. Bishop, of New- ton; Daniel W. Bond, of Waltham; Eli- sha B. Maynard, of Springfield; Franklin G. Fessenden, of Greenfield; James B. Richardson, of Boston; Henry N. Shel- don, of Boston; Francis A. Gaskill, of. Worcester; John H. Hardy, of Arlington; William B. Stevens, of Stoneham; Charles U. Bell, of Andover; John A. Aiken, of Greenfield; Frederick Lawton, of Lowell; Edward P. Pierce, of Fitch- burg; Jabez Fox, of Cambridge; Lemuel LeB. Holmes, of New Bedford; Robert O. Harris, of East Bridgewater; Charles A. DeCourcey, of Lawrence; William Cushing Wait, of Medford; William Schofield, of Malden; Lloyd E. White, of Taunton; Loranus E. Hitchcock, of Chicopee; $6,500 each.
District Attorney. Winfield Scott Peters, of Haverhill; $2,400. Assistant, Roland H. Sherman, of Lawrence.
Clerk of the Courts. Edward B. George, of Haverhill; $5,200. First As- sistant Clerk of the Courts,. Ezra L. Woodbury, of Salem; $2,600. Second Assistant Clerk of the Courts. James P. Hale, of Salem; $2,000.
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