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John J. Brady
Congress st. begins
Ellingwood ct. begins
8 Mrs. Annie Reilly Mrs. Abbie Smith
42 421%
35 Hezekiah A. Foster H. D. Lambert, veterinarian P. J. Sullivan, provisions
3 William Malonson Mrs. Josephine Ingersoll Reuben Chapman James L. Morse John J. Callahan Richard M. Brown
46
10
7 J. E. Friend, carriage trimmer Oliver P. Galeucia Sylvester B. McDonald Isaac A. Burnham Mrs. Sarah E. Staten Vacant store 50
43 Mrs. Celia Jewett Joseph S. Braun Mrs. M. A. Peabody Chas. H. Cummings Davis st. begins Misses Pedrick School st. begins Stone st. begins
14 Thomas E. O'Donnell William A. McNeill John Dolan
45 Alexander Mader Mrs. M. A. P. Mader Herbert B. Sanford
16 Lewis T. Trembly Moses P. Towne 161/2 Allen McDougall Summit ave. begins
15 John Girdler, coal 52
18 George T. Larcom Miss A. M. Tindley 56
47 Wm. J. Cullivan Mrs. Catherine J. Hood Same as 1 School Edwards st. begins Charles H. Herrick Walter E. Colby
20
19 Private stable Owen P. Sullivan Owen P. Sullivan, grocer Cox ct. begins
58
53 Horace W. Woodberry John D. Lovett, s.r.
22
24
Water st. begins Wm. H. Twohig, lawyer
55 Edwin N. Tuttle Union st. begins 551/2 H. M. Hall, hairdresser
Whitcomb-Carter Co.,
Carry Everything in HARDWARE
30
Kimball Bros., marble and granite
26
John H. Robinson
Alfred E. J. Pitman
Miss A. E. Neville
34
J. Delaney, hairdresser
Naumkeag Buffing Mach. Asso- ciation
from Essex bridge to Wenham line Left Right 2
Thomas Coffill
31 Albert C. Chase Wm. W. Huckins
31 12 Stephen T. Larkin Franklin P. Dailey Harold Hirst, rear
41 Arthur C. Farrin Thomas Ritchie Ralph C. Ritchie
44 John W. Surels Patrick J. Sullivan S. Harvey Dow
12
24-A Cornelius P. Twohig
Vincent M. Kelley Charles M. Parsons
Beverly Loan Co.
Money Loaned on Horses, Carriages, Fur- niture, Pianos, Organs, Etc. Telephone. 71 RANTOUL STREET.
58 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Left Right
57 Lawrence A. Perry, groceries and provisions
103
Dr. Harry E. Sears
64
Miss Helena M. Low Miss Annie F. Lovett
105
Ernest LeR. Colson Abraham Sockut Harry Sockut, tailor
66
61 Lyman W. Prescott U. G. Haskell, lawyer Fayette st. begins
107
E. B. Dudley, dentist
111
Mrs. Margaret C. Leach
100
1
Pingree block
68
71 Mrs. Susan E. Trask
100%
102
C. E. Brown, apothecary Cash Division Co., grocers Warren E. Thompson, photog- rapher, rms 1 and 2
72 76
David T. Hanners
Benjamin H. Forbes, rm. 6
Mrs. Charlotte P. Dodge
Miss Maude F. Burnham, mu- sic teacher, rm. 6
78
75 Francis Norwood James Handley Charles A. Fossiano
H. Ernest Grebner, rm. 7 Millard F. Rounds, upholsterer and furniture repairer, rms. 8 and 9
77 Vacant store
7712 Y.M.C.T. Society Father Denvir Ct. Foresters Bass River Ct. Foresters
102-A
Miss K. F. Sullivan, milliner T. P. Gamble, furniture Vacant
79 Quong Sing, laundry
115
Mrs. H. F. Kilham
79 12 Nicola Bovio, shoe repairer
106
Samuel W. Torrey
81 Pasquale Fossa, fruit John Drago
1081%
Dr. J. J. Martin
83 C. P. Twohig, variety store
Central st. begins
-
Bartlett st. begins
110
Dr. Alice M. Patterson
Chester R. Waitt
112
Miss Carrie I. St. Clair
82
Charles H. Andrews
116
M. C. Rogers, dressmaker Joseph A. Holland
121 E. E. Skedd, baker
- May st. begins
123 Samuel Mckinnon
85 89
Bell's block
127
Miss Fairfield, coal Walter S. Flint, ins. and real estate Beverly Real Estate Trust
88
Dr. Geo. A. Stickney
127-B Miss M. A. Silva, milliner
89
S. Marshall, lunch
127-C Dominick Muzillo, shoe re- repairer
91 M. E. Westonhaven, groceries and provisions
118 Į
Commercial block
93 Wm. H. Rudderham
128
95
J. H. Wentzell, hairdresser
120
Butterworth Bros., groceries Charles A. Currier, pool and billiards
Perry Collier block
129
Burnham building
92
94
Boston Shoe Co., shoes
96
Mrs .. Margaret T. Sullivan
Audet School of Music, rm. 1 Vacant, rms. 2 and 3 Alpha-Upsilon Fraternity, rms. 4, 5 and 6
Hardware Headquarters for BEVERLY,
Whitcomb-Carter Co.
80
John W. Harvey
117 Beverly Historical Society
84
William W. French
- Franklin pl. begins M. O'Keeffe, grocer Railroad ave. begins
125 John Drago, fruit
85 North Shore Heating Co.
Plumbing and
87 Bartlett club
Hibernian hall
127-A William R. Dyer
John H. Conway 118
88% 98 88Y Mrs. N. D. Powers, milliner 90 Antonio Silva, hairdresser Cabot house
131
129
Jos. F. Cleaves, butter, etc. Himan Barkin, tailor
Highland avenue begins
65 Edward G. McManus H. Warren Towne Charles H. Bromley, baker
102-B
S
100
70 John A. Rogers Miss Mary MacDonald Mrs. Marguerite Neve
Vacant, rms. 3, 4 and 5
102-B
104
108
Dr. S. W. Torrey
Pleasant st. begins
96 1/2 98
Whitcomb-Carter Co.,
Hardware Dealers.
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
59
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Pilgrim Fathers' Hall
Roger Wolcott lodge, K. of P.
New Eng. Order Protection
K. of L. Stitchers' Union, No. 1551
Cabot lodge, A.O.U.W.
Brotherhood of Painters
American Benefit Society
150
Swedish Cong. Church
152
Bricklayers' and Masons'Union
Carpenters' Union, No. 878
151 155
Endicott building
131 Larcom & Bell, bowling
Commercial Hall
151 Charles A. Baker, apothecary
Vacant, rm. 1
154 )
K. of C., rms. 2, 3 and 4
156
Vacant, rms. 5 and 6
154
Vacant, rm. 7
153
Houston & Coleman, hair- dressers, rm. 8
C. O. Hood, dentist, rms. 9-11
C. B. Burnham, dentist, rms· 9-11
H. W. Billings Co., gents' fur- nishings
Stopford & Dodge Co., fish John H. Moore, apothecary
155
Vacant, rms. 6, 7 and 8 Beverly Co-operative Bank Chas. F. Lee, insurance and real estate
D. W. Quill, lawyer M. E. Davenport, dentist, rm. 4 Dr. Chas. W. Haddock, rms. 2 and 3
B. Larcom & Co., florists
139 Joseph B. Menke, baker
160
130 142 130
130
Rogers & Chase, furniture
The Beverly Pool and Billiard Parlors and lunch
Herbert S. Joslin, suite 4 Ralph F. Dodge, suite 5 E. Waldo Dudley, suite 6
Benton Loan Co.
Cabot Club
Thorndike Club
I. T. Webber, tailor
143 A. Granara, fruit
145 } Masonic block
Prince Ober, contractor, rm. 5
A. M. Bruce, D.M.D., rms. 6, 7 D. H. Mampre, tailor, rms. 8 and 9
Ralph W. Wallace, rm. 10
Mrs. Mary J. Brine, rms. 11, 12 and 18
REAL ESTATE
Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Mortgaged or Insured by Telephone Connection
WILLIAM L. WOOD 71 RANTOUL ST.
122
-
Vestry st. begins
Endicott block
Beverly Republican Club 157
H. C. Price, dry goods
The Mitchell Studio, photog- raphers 161
159
E. E. Gray Co., grocers Miss Julia M. Higgins, suite 1 Frederick G. Davis, suite 2
Essex Portrait Co.
John F. Mitchell
Mrs. Eliza A. G. Stickney, suite 3
142 141 Henry W. Benton, pool and billiards 163
The Mutual Life Ins. Co. of New York, rm. 1
Fred'k H. Tuttle, insurance, rm. 1 Public Library Reading Rooms, rms. 2 and 3
Nelson D. Powers, rm. 4
149 145 Alden Webb, jeweler
147 Union Club
N.E. Telephone & Telegraph Co. Masonic Hall
Edmund Giles, boots and shoes Frank W. Hammond, civil engineer, rm. 1 [rm. 2 Wm. J. Berry, civil engineer, M. I. DeSousa, hairdresser, rms. 3 and 4 Samuel P. White, attorney-at- law, rm. 5
124 ) 126 133 128 135 Atlantic block 143 135 137 Benj. Larcom, jr., teas and coffees
Miller's market 156
Fred'k W. Blake, photographer John B. Hill & Son, jewellers
R. C. & I. Block
157 167
Left Right 149 Harry B. Innis, dry goods Washington st. begins 144 Dr. Francis G. Stanley Robert Martyn 146 Kennedy & Co., butter, etc. 148 J. A. C. Barnard, tailor I. O. of G. T.
W. A. Crouse, lunch Unity Club Beverly Cadet Band
Peabody building
Whitcomb-Carter Co.,
Painters Supplies, Hard- ware, Rubber Hose, Etc.
60
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Left Right
186
Amos Homans Whitcomb, Carter Co. Broadway begins Thorndike st. begins
Mrs. Oleata B. Norton, teacher of art, rms. 14 and 15.
Frank E. Butler, rms. 16 and 17
188 }
Nathaniel P. Dodge, rms. 18 and 19
188 )
The John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co., rm. 20
192
Frank W. Adams, insurance, rm. 20 Mrs. Nora Brooks, rm. 21
191
Mayor's office, room 1
Miss Margaret Gibbons, rm. 22
162
W. U. Tel. Co.
City Clerk and Auditor, rm. 2 Board of Aldermen and Clerk of Committees, room 3
John Girdler, coal
M. E. Knight, ticket agent, also ladies' specialties
City Treasurer and City Col- lector, room 4
164
S. H. Stone, insurance and real estate
Assessors and Street Commis- missioner, room 5
166 The Pickett Coal Co.
Beverly Public Library
Police Station, rear
A. Stanley, carpenter, rear
168 170 165 167 174
Field & Kennedy, clothiers
199
People's Market, groceries and provisions [er
James Matheson, newsdealer Mrs. M. E. Wallis, boarders
201
Patsy DeBenedict, shoe polish-
Morley & Frost, millinery
169 Beverly Evening Times
205
F. E. Houghton Co., stocks and bonds
T. J. Gannon, boarders
Beverly Savings Bank
207
Thomas F. Delaney, apothe- cary Tabard Inn Library
Bright, Sears & Co., brokers, rooms 6 and 7
Abbott st. begins
Bow st. begins
Lunt Block
Arthur A. Forness, real estate and insurance, rooms 8 and 9 Thomas Fitzgibbon, contrac- tor, room 10
218 ) 226
Rogers building
Beverly Real Estate Trust, room 11 [room 12
218
Fraser, Durgin Co., clothiers
James E. Quigley, dentist, I. Lefavour & Son, real estate and insurance, room 13
222
S. E. Merrow, dry goods T. A. Tufts, lawyer, rms. 1 and 2 Miss H. B. Clark, dressmaker, rooms 3 and 4
E. Mark Sullivan, lawyer, rms. 14 and 15
Vacant, rooms 16, 17 and 18 Vacant, room 19
A. J. Porter, civil engineer, room 5 [6 and 7 E. T. McGourty, dentist, rms. Beverly Gas and Electric Co., rooms 8, 9 and 10
Vacant, rooms 20 and 21
175 Beverly National Bank A Pederson, tailor Frank N. Hoag, tailor
Miss C. F. Cressey, chiropodist, rooms 11 and 12
M. A. Kearns, real estate and insurance, room 14
Edward J. Grenier Eastern Shoe Co., shoe mnfrs. Theodore Webber
Robert J. Murney, Boston Globe, room 14
William L. Wood,
Real Estate and · Insurance Broker. Mort- gages negotiated. Telephone connection. 71 RANTOUL STREET.
176 169 ) 175
Thomas A. Appleton, civil en- engineer and surveyor Milton st. begins
Wallis st. begins Joe Jung, laundry
Johannes S. Stensrud, tailor 196 Mrs. A. A. Moore, milliner 198
E. F. Trask, jeweler
197
Star Bowling Alleys
Beverly Savings Bank bldg.
203
Stuart M. Leach, jeweler and optician Mrs. E. S. Gannon, boarders
171 173 North Shore Toilet Parlors, rooms 4 and 5
214 } 216
A. C. Lunt, house furnishings
220
184
190
Ropes Drug Co., apothecaries C. L. Doble & Co., dry goods H. C. Webber, boots and shoes City Hall
194
Odd Fellows Block
194
Watches, Jewelry and Optical Goods
S. M. LEACH,
203 Cabot St.
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
61
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Left Right
Dr. Louis A. O. Goddu, rms 15 and 16
241
Larrabee building
F. W. Bernard Co., mining stocks, rms. 17, 18 and 19
241
Beverly Fish Market
Miss J. F. Humphrey, dress- maker, rooms 20 and 21
243
Michael Hyde Mrs. Mary F. Loomis
Peter Peterson
C. L. Dodge, ins. agt., rm. 23 O.U.A.M. Hall
Mrs. Estella A. Metcalfe
Beverly Lodge, K. of P.
246
I.O.R.M.
George A. Gove, hardware, cut- lery, etc.
Malta Hall
Beverly News Co.
248
F. W. Woolworth & Co., 5c and 10c store
252
W. R. Smith, baker
First Baptist church
252A
Joseph Paradise
Dirigo Bakery and Street Rail- way Station
254
Herman T. Tremblay, hair- dresser
223 . Mrs. Mary Bonaventura Cosio, fruit
253
Rev. Francis J. Curran
Beverly Co-op. Asso., groceries Lee & Cressy, undertakers, etc.
256
Vacant store Frederick G. Hammond
Hale st. begins
255
Butman block
Misses Ellingwood
259 S
Federal st. begins
255
Miss E. M. Cockburn, dry goods
Church st. begins
257
Walter A. Luscomb
Winslow building
Mrs. Sarah E. Roles
Almy, Bigelow & Washburn, dry goods
259
G. C. & J. L. Berry, apothe- caries
Vacant store 258
S. L. Abbott, shoe repairer Charles F. Sias John McCarthy
Vacant store
William H. Workman 260
261
Mrs. Caroline M. Larcom
Mrs. Charlotte M. Hanson
Miss Clara R. Dixon
F. C. Maude & Co., credit clothiers and furnishers, rms. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5
James A. Lewis Mrs. Catherine Lewis, dining and lunch room
Beverly and North Shore Em- ployment Bureau, room 4 266
264
Mrs. Mary O. Smith William Green Frank W. Christy
Boston Dental Co., dentists, rooms 6, 7 and 8
265
Mrs. Mina Grenier, millinery
Vacant, room 9
Mrs. Theresa Casassa Albert W. Hodgdon, boarding and lodging
J. J. Quinlan & Co., stock bro- kers, rooms 12 and 13
267
Beverly Board of Trade, rms. 14, 15 and 16
268
Beverly Building Asso., rms. 14, 15 and 16
269 Arthur H. Woodbury
Vacant, rooms 17, 18 and 19
274
273
Vacant store
PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS
Telephone
JOSEPH F. KILHAM Cor. Railroad Ave. and Rantoul St.
224 226 D
228 230 232 S
238
217 219 221 J. Frank Rolfe, pianos and musical mdse.
Mrs. E. M. Wheelwright
Star of the Sea church
2541%
G.A.R. Hall
Rev. Edward T. McKenna
Unitarian church
George Butman
240 l 248 240 244 1/2 5 231 233 235
237
David Ross Drake
262
244
H. F. Winslow, real estate and insurance, rooms 10 and 11
George Todd, watchmaker Louis S. Smith, optician Miss Louisa Woodbury Frank H. James
271 George A. West Mrs. Laura A. Ward Dr. F. A. Cowles
Dr. C. H. Phillips, rooms 20, 21 and 22
244A
Vacant, rooms 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 and 29 French's Creamery
247
245 F. W. Williamson, plumber W. F. Plummer Drug Co. The Enterprise
250
Headquarters for Watches and Diamonds
S. M. LEACH. 203 Cabot St.
62
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right 300
Left Right
276 Dr. F. A. Cowles, office Pond st. begins Winter st. begins Knowlton st. begins
802
301
Norman S. Low Taylor & Shaw, painters, rear Walter C. Mitchell F. B. Rust, groceries James Allen Clarence Glover William DeCost Mrs. Melinda Hughes
278 2 278B 278A
Marston & Sturtevant, grocers
303
Dr. W. E. Bongartz Mrs. Laura E. Trask 306
William T. McConaghy 275 12 Thomas C. Duffy
277 S. A. Gentlee, funeral director 308
27712F. W. Herrick, plumber Frederick W. Herrick, rear
280 2801/2
Frederick J. Winchell Luigi Gasparini, fruit 312
279 C. W. Page, hairdresser
307
282
27912 Mrs. Mary E. Floyd Lucius B. Dodge Howard V. Winchell
309
311 Miss A. G. Edwards Charles H. Hoyt
281-C 284
Mikado Laundry
318
Wm. A. Prince
320
283 Hermen T. Tremblay
Judson st. begins
285 John W. Phillips
315
Frederick Howard
Roy V. Killelea Roundy st. begins Mrs. M. J. Remmonds Calvin P. Smallie
288 Walter D. Burnham
324
Mrs. Sarah E. Wallis Sydney J. Harvey
317 Benjamin O. Holden Mrs. S. B. Eveleth Jeremiah L. Porter Elliott st. begins
291 2 291-B
Harvard Cafe
330
291-A Patrick Ryan
332
290
Luther S. Herrick
334
293 Mrs. Rebecca C. Herrick
336
William M. Stevens
295 Ernest O. Gorten
296 Charles H. McAndrews
Mrs. H. Augusta Simonds 388 West Dane st. begins Dane st. begins William F. Lee Albert F. Lee 344
Mrs. Carrie E. Daggett
299 Benjamin F. Dodge William H. Wolfe George M. Thurston
337 Mrs. Sarah S. Parker Joseph F. Kilham
Go to KILHAM, The PHONOGRAPH MAN
FOR ALL LATEST
Records
Cor. Railroad Ave. & Rantoul St. TELEPHONE
292
289-A Frederick Schofield
328
325 Alden Webb C. W. Goodridge Robert L. Barrett
Arthur W. Dodge
329 Isaac H. Edgett Roscoe W. Cotton George Millett
331 Adelbert M. Bruce Henry A. McKie Lawrence A. Perry Miss N. M. Nugent John J. Nugent Francis Nugent
298
287 George F. Hinkley, stoves and furnaces
319 321 Mrs. F. J. Currie, lunch John W. Williams Fred A. Gwinn Charles Goodridge
289 Stuart M. Leach
316
281 Joseph Pesce, shoe repairer 281-AS. Albert Wells, tailor 281-BArthur C. Wilson, cigars and tobacco
316
W. H. Croscup, wheelwright F. P. Haskell, carriage maker
J. A. Torrey, horse shoer Ezra A. Stone
285-AHerbert B. Hinchcliffe
305
Mrs. Lucy A. Lovett Charles W. Mitchell Percy A. Boyd David R. Collins Adelbert A. Eldridge Miss Ellen F. Holden Augustus A. Galloupe George E. Barron Benjamin O. Peirce, s.r. Charnock st. begins Mrs. M. L. Hawkes Thomas F. Whiting Charles Broussard Mrs. Delia Trask Charles Broussard, baker
304
275 Arthur H. Macy, stationery and periodicals
5
335 Mrs. J. E. Williams Louis H. Baker Mrs. E. B. Foster Chestnut st. begins
Get your Boston round trip ticket from
Joseph F. Kilham
Cor. Railroad Ave. & Rantoul St. Handy place to depot
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
63
CABOT ST .- Continued.
Left Right
384
Mrs. Clara A. Ellis
Left Right
- Gloucester R.R. crossing
339 Charles E. Smith Misses Bell
388
Colon st. begins Benjamin B. Dodge Horace K. Hutchinson Israel Crampsey Thomas A. Morgan Mrs. M. A. Haskell
Miss Elizabeth H. Smith Edwin P. Frost Luville W. Hatch
392
346
392
391 Mrs. Margaret J. Grotto William H. Cook
348
341 Albert J. Hagan Vacant, rear H. C. Moulton, provisions Mrs. H. S. Burnham
394
343
Arthur L. Merrill
850
Mrs. Olive J. Berry
850 12
George C. Berry 896
852
Harrison ave. begins Mrs. Clara A. Trask William O. Stone
1 400
Henry F. Woodberry, milk
354 356
402
Beckford st. ends Benjamin Grant Charles st. begins
353
349 Harvey S. Buckler Walter M. Homan John Keenan Walter H. Carrico Summer st. begins Henry C. Clark Daniei A. Toomey Joseph E. Herrick Edward Johnson
407 E. S. Raymond, shoe repairer George O. Mason 409 Joseph E. Watts Mrs. M. A. Standley
357 Jacob MacDonald
413
The Clematis, boarding and lodging
360
- Mason st. begins
362
- Lyman st. begins
363 Prince Ober, carpenter
448
364 Caleb Cole
- Herrick st. begins Mrs. Mary A. Lufkin Arthur W. Cole Balch st. begins
365
Dr. Whitman G. Stickney' Charles Pickett Martin Murray
453
Pickett st. begins Lenox st. begins 454
451 J. E. Mitchell, florist John E. Mitchell Charles E. Hurlburt John D. Standley Louis E. Burnham
Charles W. Pickett
457
Joseph L. Standley Benjamin L. Obear
George W. Fielder 460
Lenox st. ct. ends
377 Dr. David C. Coleman 462
465 Mrs. Sarah E. Brown
Robert H. Grant
467 James E. Hathaway
Benjamin F. Cressy Charles A. Lations City Square
483
John Jordan
Mary C. Heaphy
John A. Gravisse John A. Meunier Martin Jensen
William Campbell Alphonse Pelletier
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing,
S. M. Leach, 203 Cabot Street
372
369 371 C. W. Pickett, grocer Francis S. Herrick Charles B. Grose George A. Glidden
459 Charles A. Standley
373 George F. Fielder 458
463 Hugh J. Munsey Mrs. Letitia Reed Thomas J. Rafferty Thomas H. Phelan Charles A. Merrill
James Hayes
378 380
471 Miss M. E. Moulton
381 383 Charles A. Symmes Benj. L. Andrews Rantoul st. ends
-
Swan st. begins
35712 Frank K. Teakles William A. Smith Columbus ave. begins Dr. Ralph E. Stone Plumer H. Chesley Myrtle st. begins
419
George A. Herrick
-
408
358
393 Albert L. Towne Joseph Monday Wm. H. Poland 395 Vacant Joseph A. Baker Arthur Andrews 397 Nath'l Corliss Henry C. Bisbee Joshua S. Dodge
337 George I. Tarr, rear
Bicycle Repairing is one of our Many Specialties. KILHAM, The Bicycle Man
64 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
CABOT ST. - Continued.
Left Right 613 John W. Hobbs
Left Right
620 634
Mrs. Emma A. Woodberry Frank A. Woodbury Mrs. J. F. Woodbury
496
505 Joseph R. Mallonson Dana J. Macdonald Peter Stewart .
658
Moses E. Wilson Cemetery
509 Albert W. Warren
676
Sumner E. Glines
515 Jacob E. Darling
678
Fred L. Gelinas
517 Charles S. Lee
688
529 Charles Duncanson Robert A. Lee
776
785
549 Herbert W. Winslow'
555 Levi W. Dodge
786
556 Moses B. Kaven
559 George A. Pickett John G. Munsey C. E. Caldwell's greenhouses, rear
CEDAR
563
Edward J. Caldwell Ernest H. Porter
(Ward 4)
James J. O'Neil, rear
from 96 Essex to Locust ave.
564
Charles E. Caldwell Balch st. ends
Left Right
569 Walter A. Caldwell, ice
11 George A. Porter
573 Henry J. Dewitt
Charles C. Bryer
18
15 George G. Brook City Home City stone crusher
588 590
579 James F. Potter J. F. Potter's greenhouses, rear 583 Jesse S. Potter 587 Mrs. Annie Mason Thomas A. Fletcher Horace Foster, grocer Mrs. Mary Downing
CENTRAL (Ward 2)
from 115 Cabot to 52 Lothrop
Left Right 10 2 Lorenzo Colson Edwin L. Wallace E. L. Wallace, plumber, rear
Horace Foster Scott st. begins James Morrissey Charles A. Preston, express
9 Stephen F. Campbell, jr. Ellis J. Burnham
- Dodge st. begins
11 Lege B. Robichau Arthur S. Adams
595 F. N. Von Steenburg Ernest P. Spiller, groceries, provisions, etc.
13 John W. McKnight, wall paper, etc.
599 Charles A. Barter Solon Lovett Southworth Bros., nurserymen, rear
14
1312 John W. McKnight Beverly Hospital
Tremont st. begins
15 John J. Maguire John Ericson Miss B. E. Brown
606
605 Fred L. Jenness C. A. & J. Morissey, carpenters Chas. A. Morissey
608 610
Fred W. Chesley
Charles E. Wilson
17 Ernest M. Keirstead Henry P. Kelly
19 I. Frank Munroe Mrs. H. H. Munroe
- Central ct. begins
Free Examination of . . the Eye . .
S. M. LEACH, 203 Cabot St.
548
483 John Fenton - B. & M. R.R. crossing Blaine ave. begins Samuel G. Hooper
637
Misses Lummus
649 Isaac A. Glines
Conant st. crosses
506
Harry B. Dowling John Hurlburt John J. Weatherbee Phillips ave. begins Trask st. begins Henry E. Dodge, 2d Vacant
541 Sydney W. Winslow Dr. George J. Hill
Elmwood ave. begins Charles E. Wood Samuel A. Day Trask st. ends
797 Mrs. S. A. Day
9 Peter Wilson
572
Michael M. Pendergast Mrs. L. N. Sands
594 594
602
Telephone Cor. Railroad Ave. and Rantoul St.
William L. Wood,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Mort- gages negotiated. Telephone connection. 71 RANTOUL STREET.
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
65
CENTRAL ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Left Right
6 Samuel E, Smith Frederick L. Curtis
- Chapman pl. begins
8 Frank L. Decker
7 Clarence W. Bell Charles W. Small Federal st. crosses
14 Joseph W. Stocker Mrs: M. L. Crosfield William L. Whittier Charles W. Richards
15 Wm. J. Marshall Gustave Berg
17 Misses Glidden John Bradshaw
CHAPMAN PLACE (Ward 3)
from 7 Chapman to rear 222 Cabot Left Right
1 Joseph W. Caswell
3
Mrs. Lydia F. Lord
William Bailey
Edward E. Gunnison
Wm. R. Hammond
CHAPMAN'S CORNER
Hale, junction Boyles
CHARLES
from 403 Cabot
Left Right
6 Herbert G. Wood
8 Walter F. Howard
10
Ernest B. Asselsteine
12 Gustaf L. Norman
14 George H. Bishop
16
Horace M. Pepper
18
J. Sumner Twichell
20
David M. Vining
22
John W. Smith
24
John Smith
26
John A. Bennett
Samuel Ambrose
CHAPMAN
(Ward 3)
from 11 Bow to 10 Pond
Left Right
1 L. W. Story, picture frames
3 L. Colson, cabinet maker
4
5 Clarence E. Cook, fish John E. Nicholson James H. Morley
CHARNOCK (Ward 4)
from 305 Cabot to 8 Butman
Left Right
6 Henry N. Rogers
Peirce ave. begins
7 Frank A. Foster
Francis Forniss
9 William A. Foster
Whitcomb-Carter Co.,
Painters Supplies, Hard- ware, Rubber Hose, Etc.
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25 Mrs. Harriet N. Stickney Lovett st. crosses
27 Daniel A. Kilham
32 Samuel F. Ober Albert G. Remmonds S. F. Ober & Son, carpenters 34 S. Ellis Ober Louis B. Fiske
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40
42
CENTRAL COURT (Ward 2) from 19 Central to 16 May Left Right
5 William H. Cahoon
7 E. W. Davenport, express
9 Elmer W. Davenport Lovett ct. ends
14 Misses Downing
11 William McKechnie
16
13 Ernest F. Hultgren Charles R. Crowley Henry E. Ask
15 Jeremiah White, carpenter
31 Ozro M. Field Mrs. Sarah M. Staten Fred E. Bell
33 Leander Merrick
35 Edward E. Herrick
Samuel Higgins
37 Elisha P. Rich
J. Elmer Wood
39 Percy A. Wallis 3912 Frank W. Plaisted Vacant Herman E. Miller, r.
41 Clarence E. Browne Samuel H. Stone
24
21 William S. Noyes Herbert S. Cooper Miss Georgianna Leach, s.r. Mrs. Delia Bryant Elisha C. Cooper 23 Geo. H. Smith 2312 William A. Ferguson Lucius H. Perry William H. Raymond
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22
REAL ESTATE
Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Mortgaged or Insured by Telephone Connection
WILLIAM L. WOOD , 71 RANTOUL ST.
66 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
CHARNOCK ST .- Continued.
Left Right
Left Right
9 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Elwell Elijah P. Foster, rear
10
George H. Hodgdon
12 Clarence W. McNutt
Arthur st. ends
11 Nehemiah S. Heron George E. Lowell
14 Mrs. E. J. Thacher
12 William W. Grant Mrs. Nancy H. Webber H. Clinton Davis
16
Benjamin F. Chanel
18
Mrs. S. J. Terrio
16
13 Martin F. Comeau Mrs. Lydia L. Wood Knowlton st. ends Prospect st. begins Patrick J. Daley, groceries and provisions
22
24
20 John A. Larrabee William H. Shaw
19
James Dennis Joseph E. Arlington
Reed Rogers Mrs. Ellen F. Ryan
22
21 Edgar R. Cummings Archibald D. Eldridge Joseph R. Ramsdell Albert F. Field
26
25 Irving L. M'allett Mrs. Lydia R. Early
23 Lewis C. Edwards George M. Marling Vacant
28
30
28
30
29 Wallace Hemenway Mrs. Jerusha McLean Essex st. crosses
38
35 Wm. H. Solaris Miss M. L. Towne Anna B. Russell Charles H. Perkins
42
44
39 Mrs. Myra B. Wallis
40
46
41 Walter H. Woodbury Robert H. Wood
42
39 Charles H. Stevens
43 George N. Rowe Harry D. Ham Mrs. Selina Raymond
44
David P. Gangloff
Walter I. Staples 441/2
41 Alexander Carpenter Roger S. Abbott John A. Rosen James Thibedeau
CHASE (Ward 3)
43 Private stable James F. Kelly Private stable, rear
from 41 Federal to 16 Summer Left Right
47 Frank A. Gray Roundy st. crosses
5 Joseph H. McEachern Patrick Walsh
53 Joseph H. Walker Harvey E. Unwin
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Pond st. crosses
55 Joseph Pluff
6 Justin H. Duncan
James Fountain
11 Edmund R. Frye
57 Private stable
23 William Smith Judson st. ends A. L. Hutchinson, potato chips A. L. Hutchinson Mrs. Frank S. Morgan Thomas I. Woodbury Mrs. Isabel Noyes
24 26 Herbert H. Humphrey
27 Henry A. Fairbrother William F. Phillips West Dane st. crosses Vacant stable Ephraim M. Solaris
25 William L. Colson Mrs. K. B. Ramsdell Henry F. Woodman Miss Mary Crowley 27 William Gorman
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31 Thomas J. Brown Charles C. Chaurette Edward A. Clark
36
33 Mrs. Jennie Sullivan J. N. Trask, teaming Josiah N. Trask
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