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REAL ESTATE
Bought, Sold, Exchanged, Mortgaged or Insured by Telephone Connection
WILLIAM L. WOOD 71 RANTOUL ST.
24 26
30
Jeremiah Minigan
45 William Daley Samuel Dana, s.r.
School st. crosses
54
(Ward 2) from Lovett n. Bartlett
76
§ off
Miss E. W. Perkins, s.r.
Left Right
1
89
Francis W. Perkins, s.r.
97 Dr. Morton Prince, s.r.
off
Charles H. Tweed, s.r.
5 E. R. Hodgkins, painter Beverly Farms Post Office Preble & Co. groceries and provisions (summer)
7 Vacant shop
13 John F. Hendricks George Hamilton, rear
9 F. P. Gaudreau, hairdresser S. H. Soon, laundry Thos. J. McDonnell, plumber Neighbors' hall
Linden ave. begins
22
15 Willie H. Larcom White & Masters, dry goods Wilbur J. Pierce Forrester H. Pierce Pierce & Pierce, plumbers
21 Elmer Standley Schooner & Silverberg, tailors (summer)
Daniel Leahy
Patrick Crowley
27 Thomas Callahan
Francis X. Gaudreau F. Leslie Woodberry
John P. Hanna
1 Fred W. Varney, apothecary
3 Marshall hall
N. E. Tel. & Tel. Co. (summer)
William L. Wood,
Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Mort- gages negotiated. Telephone connection. 71 RANTOUL STREET.
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
112A
WEST BEACH HILL
(Ward 6)
from 884 Hale
Left Right
John A. Holtman Charles H. Dalton, s.r. Mrs. Frank Morrison, s.r.
- Vacant, s.r.
WEST DANE
(Ward 3)
from 296 Cabot to 127 Park
Left Right
5 Otis M. Baker, painter Union Stables, store house
20
22
32 Boyden ave. begins
WILLOW (Ward 4)
from 109 Lovett to Lothrop near Hale Left Right
4 Charles E. Cole
6 Albert B. Donovan
8 William T. Saunders Paul Massison
13 Levi A. Thissell William L. Graves Mulberry st .. ends
10
7 W. John Parks Arthur Ashworth Private stable
9
Alonzo O. Woodbury
. WILSON (Ward 5)
from 75 Enon to B. & M. R.R. Left Right 6 Charles H. Critchett, fish
WILSON AVENUE (Ward 2)
from 33 Lothrop to the sea Left Right Charles A. Archer
WINTER (Ward 2)
from 273 Cabot to 28 Essex
Left Right
4 John H. Moore
6 William J. Carleton Miss Harriet A. Woodberry
7 Mrs. Celia A. Brooks
Mrs. Mary J. Kelleher
Yale Bicycle.
JOSEPH F. KILHAM Telephone. Cor. Railroad Ave. and Rantoul St.
22
24
26
28
30 32
27 Anthony Akeson Place Briggs Murdock Mckinnon Mrs. Sarah J. Hemeon
29 Albert P. Jacques Herman Seifert Chase st. crosses Charles E. Messinger Arthur Roberts Sarah Holt
Left Right 40 Nicholas M. Abbott
35 George A. Wood
- Rantoul st. crosses
37
Daniel Ramsey
John Bruneau
WHITNEY AVENUE (Ward 4)
from Odell ave. to Baker ave.
Left Right
12
16
Lefavour ave. begins Andrew N. Haskell
17 Fremont F. Stowe William H. Cann Giddings ave. begins
7 Halsey D. Stanley Union Stable
6 2 8 1/2 Dearborn J. Goodwin, painter 1
10
9 George H. Pickett Arthur W. Taylor Mrs. Margaret Goodwin Harry A. Crowell
11 Mrs. Maria M. Holden Ephraim Hathaway William H. Woodberry Mrs. Lucy A. Howard
12 14
20
15 Mrs. C. N. Davis Mrs. Mary E. Packer John A. Davis
19 Seth Foster Albert S. Hall Mechanic st. begins Charles H. Stacy Charles H. Dodd
21 James C. Brown Mrs. Alice B. Williams George T. Perkins Albert E. Cleveland Fred R. Wilson
25 Miss Jennie Lowry Charles V. Churchyard Horton B. Gwinn David McCallum
36 38 40 Frank M. Hoke . 10 Miss Helen T. Allen
WILLIAM L. WOOD
'Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Mortgages negotiated.
71 RANTOUL ST. Telephone Connection
112B BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1906
WINTER ST .- Continued.
Left Right
1 John E. Woodberry
5 Jesse F. Woodbury J. F. Woodbury, horseshoer, r.
10 Robert Richardson
9 Mrs. Mary Fisher
11 Mrs. Ellen Preston Hervey E. Patch Robert Wallace Peter Green
21 Thomas Waldie
23 Frank W. Lee.
25 William Williamson
27 John McBurney (summer)
Ober st. crosses
Abraham C. Ratshesky, s.r. A. Shuman, s.r.
WOOD LANE (Ward 6)
from 7. Hull to 50 Greenwood ave. Left Right
Boulder Lane begins Branch Lane ends .
WOODLAWN AVENUE (Ward 1) from 24 Greene
Left Right
1 Alfred G. Koeppe
3 Albert J. Carlson
7 Vacant
8
Harry O. Gray John A. Hill
10 Frank F. Sautter
13 Lawrence B. Peterson
1312 Herman J. Hurlburt
22
28
19 Henry S. Woodbury Edward B. Rowell Boyd A. Leavitt Charles F. Grant
X (Ward 5)
from
267
Brimbal ave. to
Reservoir
Beverly
Streets of Beverly through which the Sewer System has been constructed.
Abbott, Wilson ave., Arthur, Ashland, Bow, Broadway, Cabot (from City sq. to Fayette), Central, Chapman, Chase (from Pond to Summer), Chestnut (from Chase to Cabot), Elliott (from Mckay to Cabot), Federal, Harrison ave., Highland ave., Home, Judson, Lennox, Lothrop (from Abbott to Stone), Lovett (from Abbott to May), May Mulberry, Myrtle, Odell'ave., Park, (from Federal to Bow), Pickett, Pleasant, Pond, Railroad ave. (from Cabot to Highland ave.), Rantoul (from City sq. to byd. Pleasant), River (from Pleasant to Federal), Roundy (from Chase to Cabot), Stone, Summer (from Chase to Cabot), Thorndike, Wallis, Washington, West Dane.
Headquarters for Boston Round Trip Tickets, 65c. Telephone
JOSEPH F. KILHAM
12
11 William S. Lanergan
13 Mrs. Clara J. Goodwin
WINTHROP AVENUE
16
(Ward 1)
18
from 22 Bridge to Crescent ave. Left Right
1 George F. Larcom Benjamin O. Larcom
5 Charles W. Porter
7 James G. Steen A. Herbert Lyman · Judson O. Rogers George C. Choate
8
10 12
20 22
24
21 Mrs. Harriet E. Porter Ralph G. Kenyon Frederick L. Atherton - Harris st. begins
31 William J. Johnson
WITCH LANE (Ward 6)
from 332 Hale near Prince to Common Left Right Mrs. Cora L. Shaw, s.r.
WOODBURY (Ward 4) from 141 Hale to the sea Left Right 4 O. L. Perkins, potato chips
Left Right
10 Miss Caroline Clement Mrs. Sarah L. Oviatt
9 John W. Hanson Wendell U. Durkee William L. Wood Horace G. Lyman
13 Thomas C. McCormack Mrs. Joanna W. Porter 15 Rial Side Stock Farm
17 "Frank A: Morgan Charle T. Tibbetts Frank P. Wentworth
Cherry
Hill Farm
Natural Per Cent. Milk
TUTEUR SUOMICAL METHODS OF CLEANLINESS
FOR
BABIES CHILDREN MALLETTE THIN PEOPLE INVALIDS and Convalisonis
CHERRY HILL FARM
D. N. GRIFFIN
: Clothing: Hats and Furnishings
Workingmen's Goods and Clothing mud! Measure are Our Specialty
167 A Rantoul St., Beverly, Mies.
MARK A. KEARNS
Fire Insurance and Real Eolat
Room 14, Roners Building, 232 Calint 51. Rarely
A. W. SAWYER Carriage
man A. Crosby
MAISON CONTRACTOR BUILDER wwwallons, Stone Walls, Anneducts, Sea Well, Grading. Brickercork and Masonry of All Kinds
Works Work. Special Attention Given to Jobbing ouaiur Alucon cier to Eipen For Pouco
7 Jadaro SI. Offica, ReAT 7 Junson St.
TELEPHONE
T
DELANEY APOTHECARY
Con, Cabot and Aboot Su,
Stanley Automobiles
SO ENT, SPEJBY -4 POWER POT
Runabouts $750
Touring
SUPPLIES
$1000
Columbia, Iver Johnson and others
J. ELMER WOOD 10/-110 Rantoul Strast
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ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR CLASSIFICATION
Make the corrections in the body of your book at once for convenience
Adams L. W. pastor Methodist church, house 40 Railroad ave.
Alger Alonzo N. agent, rooms 84 Essex Allen Alphonso M. machinist U.S.M. Co. house 3012 Bisson
Alton Thomas, rooms The Boylston Anderson Carl G. toolmaker U.S.M. Co. house 29 Lothrop
Anderson Elizabeth M. Miss, boards 29 Lothrop
Babcock George, rooms The Boylston
Baer J. W. foreman U.S.M. Co. boards Front
Banks E. Kinsman, carpet cleaning, upholstering, etc. r. 5 Hale, house 5 Laurel, Salem. See page 552 Barss Caleb E. house 19 Mason
Barton Frank, rooms The Boylston
Barwick H. A. foreman U.S.M. Co. house. 21 Bell Rock, Everett
Bengstrom Andrea, rooms The Boylston Bent Charles H. rooms 32 Broadway Bentley J. H. toolmaker U.S.M. Co. house 14 Myrtle
Beverly Painting Co. (George W. Wylie), 9 Roundy
Beverly Plumbing and Heating Co. 120 Rantoul
Blake Milo C. died April 28, 1906
Bonaventura Louis, clerk 223 Cabot, boards 6 Pond
Borden William, foreman U.S.M. Co. house at Winchester
Bouters William M. capt. Salvation Army, house 13 Wallis
Brady Charles, employe U.S.M. Co. rooms 5 Arthur st. ct.
Bright James B. rooms The Boylston Brooks Bickford W. rem. to 7 Dearborn ave.
Brown J. B. clerk U.S.M. Co. boards at So. Essex
Burns James, iron melter U.S.M. Co. house 8012 Essex
Burnham F. C. clerk U.S.M. Co. boards at Topsfield
Burroughs Bessie W. Miss, rem. to Swampscott
Burroughs Edward W. rem. to Swamp- scott
Case Charles H. carpenter, house 65 Enon Cass John, house 25 Mason
Catheron Allison G. att'y-at-law (Boston), rooms 6 Summer
Chase E. L. foreman U.S.M. Co. rooms 10 Judson
Choate Bessie F. died April 20, 1906 Comeau Ambrose, rem. to 101 Elliott Copeland A. E. foreman U.S.M. Co. Crowell Andrew J. died April 27, 1906 Demack Edwin, house 86 Essex
Dexter Samuel R. rem. to 24 Peirce ave. Dowling Hatival B. died April 12, 1906 Duke John, house 23 Mason
EaChapelle Euclid, stenographer, rooms . 42 Pond
Eldredge Issachar T. died March 30, 1906 Eldridge Henry W. supply clerk U.S.M. Co. house 47 Pierson
Eldridge Myrtie M. Miss, boards 47 Pier- son
Enos Manuel F. hairdresser 233 Cabot, house 14 Home. See page 544
Eveleth Edward S. out of business-rem. to Marblehead
Finn house 15 Rowell ave.
Flaherty Andrew, machinist U.S.M. Co. rooms 32 Broadway
Foster Florence A. Mrs. house 6 Brack- enbury
French Charles F. machinist, rooms 32 Broadway
French William W. died April 18, 1906
Golding A. D. dentist 210 Rantoul, house at Boston
Goodridge Charles, died March 25, 1906 Hall Harry, propr. The Clematis, 413 Cabot, house do.
Haynes Frederick G. out of business- rem. to Boston
Hilton Edwin W. died March 9, 1906
Hotel Central, William H. Roy, propr. 5 to 11 Railroad ave. See page 543 Kenyon Ralph G. propr. Beverly Custom Laundry, 55 Rantoul, house u. 21 Win- throp ave.
Lord Hiram W. died April 23, 1906
Mahoney Alfred W. machinist U.S.M. Co. rooms 32 Broadway
Mayo Edwin D. foreman U.S.M. Co. house 8412 Essex
McDermott George W. laborer, boards 7 Vine ct. B.F.
McLaughlin Thomas A. died March 19, 1906
McMahon Mary, widow of Edmund, died March 6, 1906
Miller & Heints, bowling, etc. Elliott c. Rantoul
Mitchell Charles R. house 219 Rantoul
Mitchell Sarah V. Mrs. propr. Mitchell's restaurant 219 Rantoul, house do. Mitchell Walter A. waiter 219 Rantoul, boards do.
Morse George A. retired, boards 6 Row- ell ave.
Nay Joseph A. clerk, rooms 32 Broadway Olson Martin, house 21 Mason
Owen Norman L. house 80 Essex
Palmer Joseph D. died April 10, 1906
Pickett George A. died March 25, 1906
Pierce Clay Arthur (St. Louis, Mo.), s.r. off 353 Hale (see map)
Plummer Eugene O. fruits, cigars, etc. 213 Rantoul, rooms the Boylston
Prescott Lyman W. died March 31, 1906
Preston William R. compositor 116 Ran- toul, rooms 68 Cabot
Prince Wm. A. died March 30, 1906
Proulx Edmund, rem. to 7 Folger
Ramsey Amanda E. Miss, waitress 219 Rantoul, boards 37 W. Dane
Roberts Benjamin W. groceries, med- icines, bread, etc. 10 Enon, house do. See page 541
Robie Calvin H. house 84 Essex
Roy William H. propr. Hotel Central, 5 to 11 Railroad ave. house do.
Scanlan Mary, widow of Michael, died March 20, 1906
Shaw Robert G. 2d, s.r. off 353 Hale (see map)
Stevens George, died March 24, 1906
Stopford William & Co. (William Stop- ford and Frank I. Lamasney) succes- sors to Stopford & Dodge Co. 133 Cabot
Swift Edwin C. died April 5, 1906
Thomas Mary F. widow of George W. died March 17, 1906
Tuck Annie A. Miss, bookkeeper 163 Cabot, suite 5, boards at Hamilton Watts Joseph E. died March 28, 1906
JOS. B. MENKE,
Vienna Bread, Coffee Cakes, English Buns 139 Cabot Street, Beverly
1906.
CITY OF BEVERLY
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
ABBREVIATIONS - Ave., avenue ; asst., assistant; B.F., Beverly Farms ; B.F.D., Beverly fire department; B.G. & E. Co., Beverly Gas & Electric Co .; Bev., Beverly ; blk., block; bldg., building; c. or cor., corner; ct., court; do., ditto; mnfr., manu- facturer ; n., near ; opp., opposite ; pl., place ; P.C., Pride's Crossing ; r., rear; rem., removed ; s.r., summer resident; st., street; u., upper apartment; supt., superintén- dent; U.S.M. Co., United Shoe Machinery Co .; whf., wharf.
REMOVALS AND DEATHS-The names of persons removed from the city within one year, so far as known, and the names of persons over eighteen years of age who have died during the same period, have been included in the general directory.
A complete list of deaths, births and marriages for the past year will be found at the end of this department of the book.
ABBOTT ALLEN, plumber, boards u. 40 West Dane Benjamin F. painter, house 31 Federal [u. 49 Essex Blanche E. Miss, cashier (68 Franklin st., Boston), boards Charles A. carpenter, boards 31 Federal Clara F. widow of George P. house 3 Burton ave.
Elizabeth O. widow of Stephen W. house u. 90 Hale Elmer E. shoe laster, house 21 Judson
Elsie M. Miss, boards 21 Judson Everett F. shoemaker, boards u. 41 Roundy
Helen M. Miss, boards u. 41 Roundy
Jacob, stock fitter, house u. 41 Roundy
James P. farmer, house 176 Dodge John W. house 65 Hale Mildred G. Miss, boards 44 Colon
Nicholas M. foreman, 172 Rantoul, house 45 Pond
Raymond S. clerk (Salem), boards 45 Pond Roger S. milk dealer, house 41 Chase
Samuel L. shoe repairer, 258 Cabot, house 34 Peirce ave. Samuel L. jr., shoe laster, house 44 Colon Stephen A. house u. 49 Essex Abert Daniel L. carpenter, boards u. 182 Rantoul Aborn Edward H. shoe laster, house u. 51 Front Nancy A. widow of Joseph H. boards 4 Ashton Ackerley Fred, foreman, U.S.M. Co. house u. 41 Pleasant Ackerman Emil F. foreman, U.S.M. Co. house 20 Lenox Adams Arthur P. clergyman and publisher "Spirit of the Word," " Bethaba," 78 Lothrop, house do.
F. C. MAUDE CO. Sells Only HIGH-GRADE GOODS on Clothing and Jewelry
117
JOS. B. MENKE,
MENKE'S Famous Vienna Bread 139 Cabot Street, Beverly
118
ADAMS
BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906 ALLEN
Arthur S. coachman, 88 Cabot, house 11 Central
Elsie J. widow of Augustus, house 14 Mckinley ave. Emma N. Miss, boards 78 Lothrop DAMS FRANK W. agent The John Hancock Mu- tual Life Ins. Co., 163 Cabot, room 20, rooms do. See page 500
A
Grace M. Mrs. boards 30 Pleasant
Henry, teamster, 640 Hale, P.C. boards 6 Pickett ct. B.F.
Henry E. boxmaker, house 22 Odell ave.
Jesse F. teamster, boards 76 Trask
Joseph G. foreman, 55 Bow, house 18 Elliott
Lizzie A. Miss, boards 18 Elliott [tral
Olive M. Miss, student (Normal school), boards u. 11 Cen- William E. supt. 58 River, house at Salem
Addiss J. D. machinist, U.S.M. Co. rooms The Boylston Advent Mission, rem. to Peabody
Ahearn Margaret Miss, shoe stitcher, boards 12 Franklin pl. Ahl Esther P. Miss, s.r. Paine ave. P.C. (see map)
Leonard D. (Boston), s.r. Paine ave. P.C. (see map)
Ahlberg Samuel J. inspector, U.S.M. Co. house 3 Stewart ave. Aiken Elizabeth M. Miss, maid, 205 Cabot, boards do.
Akeson Anthony, machinist, house 27 West Dane
Albert Bernard, junk dealer, 96 Park, house u. 61 Federal Victor S. rem. to New Hampshire
Alderman George D. asst. chief draughtsman, U.S.M. Co. house u. 101 Lovett
Aldrich Charles E. shoemaker, house 23 Fayette Elmer E. machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 23 Fayette
Fannie E. Mrs. boarding house, 23 Fayette, house do. Frank A. painter, house 10 Walnut ave.
Alford Clara J. Miss, rem. to Plainville, Conn.
Leon P. mechanical engineer, house 39 Federal
Leon P. Mrs. substitute teacher, public schools, house 39 Federal
Alger Frank E. supt. U.S.M. Co. house 28 Pierce ave.
Allan Bryce J. (Boston), s.r. off 289 Hale (see map)
Allard Lillian G. Mrs. hat trimmer, 170 Cabot, boards 13 Prospect
Allen Archer I. compositor, 60 Railroad ave. boards 19 Essex Arthur C. machinist, boards 138 Bridge
A. Florence Miss, bookkeeper (Boston), boards 76 Cabot Bernard J. bottom finisher, boards 19 Congress Bertha F. Miss, student, boards u. 31 Vestry Catherine, widow of Patrick, house 19 Congress Charles R. shoemaker, house u. 9 Pond Edward P. shipper, house u. 11 Pond
Eliza A. widow of Hervey, house 405 Essex
IT IS QUALITY YOU WANT, You GET IT at the STORES of
F. C. MAUDE CO.
A large Amount of Business gives the
F. C. MAUDE CO.
opportunity to buy in Large Quantities and sell at Low Prices.
BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906
119
ALLEN
ALLEY
Ernest F. stenographer (Boston), boards 138 Bridge Ezra F. shoe cutter, house 107 Lovett
Fred C. L. box worker, boards u. 31 Vestry Frederick, machinist, rooms r. 3 Pond
George F. (105 Summer st., Boston), boards 76 Cabot George Floyd, provisions, also carpenter, house 138 Bridge George H. wood and paper box manufacturer, 172 Rantoul,
house at Lynn
Gilbert (Wallis & Allen), 234 Hale, house 236 do.
Helen A. Miss, bookkeeper (Boston), boards 17 Ocean
Helen T. Miss, shoe trimmer, house 10 Winter
Herman K. student (Boston), boards 19 Essex
Hervey, died Oct. 20, 1905 [6 Mckinley ave. Howard L. (Allen's Nut Food Co.), 116 Rantoul, house Irving W. (The Allen Job Print), 58 and 60 Railroad ave. house u. 19 Essex
J. Merton, jeweler's appr. 160 Cabot, boards 138 Bridge James, edge trimmer, house 301 Cabot
Job Print (The), Irving W. Allen, prop. book and job printing, 58 and 60 Railroad ave.
John D. rem. to Newburyport
John F. rooms r. 3 Pond [Silver ct. Lillian M. widow of Albert W. shoe packer, boards u. 7 Lois, widow of Thomas, boards 15 Mulberry
Lottie M. Miss, rem. to Milton
Mabel A. Miss, student, boards 107 Lovett
Margaret L. Miss, rem. to Salem [do.
Mary A. Mrs. stamping and millinery, 301 Cabot, house Mary I. Miss, shoe operative, boards 110 Corning
Maud Miss, clerk, 40 Rantoul, boards u. 11 Pond
Milo L. manager, 172 Rantoul, house at Lynn
Percy E. laborer, boards 405 Essex
Ralph P. bookkeeper, boards 107 Lovett
Rebecca W. widow of John W. died Sept. 26, 1905
Roland W. clerk, 123 Hale, boards 107 Lovett
Russell, rem. to New York
Samuel, rem. to Lynn
Sara O. Miss, teacher, Hardie school, boards 17 Ocean
Seth D. boxmaker, house u. 31 Vestry
Simeon, engineer, Beverly Fire Dept. house 17 Ocean
William D. (Blake, Allen Co.), 40 Rantoul, house at Winthrop
A
Winnie M. Miss, clerk, 217 Cabot, boards 57 Hale LLEN'S NUT FOOD CO. (Howard L. Allen), nut foods and date specialties, 116 Rantoul. See page 495
Alley Charles S. died 1905
MENKE'S BAKERY,
Ice Cream, Sherbets and Frozen Pudding Delivered FREE 139 Cabot Street, Beverly
LIBERAL CREDIT is Given by
F. C. MAUDE CO.
to Reliable Parties
120 BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906
ALLEY
ANDERSON
Hiram F. photographer (195 Essex st. Salem), house 12 . Highland ave. Samuel S. C. rem. to Lynn Walter L. student (Salem), boards 12 Highland ave. Allison Eli, machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 43 Glidden
Alms Konna Mrs. cook, 78 Lothrop
Almshouse, 18 Cedar
Almy, Bigelow & Washburn (W. K. Bigelow, pres. ; C. R. Washburn, treas.), dry goods, 240 to 244} Cabot Alpha Upsilon Fraternity, Henry H. Kent, treas. 129 Cabot, rooms 4, 5 and 6
Amazeen Andrew W. painter, rooms 20 Fayette Emily Mrs. boards 78 Lothrop Herbert S. rem. to Willimantic, Conn. [Railroad ave.
Myra E. Miss, cashier, U.S.M. Co. restaurant, rooms 37 Ambrose Alfred S. carpenter, U.S.M. Co. boards 26 Charles David, employe U.S.M. Co. boards u. 6 Congress ct.
Ella M. Miss, clerk, 139 Cabot, boards 26 Charles
James, employe U.S.M. Co. boards 14 Agate
Richard E. rem. to Pearl st. Salem
Samuel, carpenter, U.S.M. Co. house 26 Charles William J. rem. to Deer I. Me.
American Benefit Society, 129 Cabot [summer
American Express Co. 7 Washington, also 560 Hale, P.C. Amero Alice Miss, nurse, rooms 7 Chapman Leonard, laborer, 82 River, boards u. 265 Cabot
Ames David C. manager, J. J. Quinlan & Co. boards 68 Dane Oliver (Commonwealth ave. Boston), s.r. off 421 Hale (see map)
Amirault Elizabeth A. D. Miss, rem. to Marblehead Frances E. Miss, rem. to Marblehead
Louis R. carpenter, rem. to Marblehead
Ammutucci Michael, laborer, house u. 629 Hale, P.C. [map) Amory Harcourt (Boston), s.r. 429 Hale n. Mingo Beach (see M. Louisa, widow of Charles (Boston), s.r. 577 Hale opp. Thissell (see map)
Ancient Order United Workmen, Cabot Lodge, 129 Cabot Ancient and I. O. Knights of Malta, 222 Cabot Anderson Benjamin, carpenter, boards 7 Front
Carl, machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 39 Kernwood ave. Carl E. machinist, U.S.M. Co. house 36 School Charles, machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 40 Federal Gunner, painter, rooms 27 Pleasant Gustavus, machinist, house u. 25 Wellman
J. Albert, machinist, U.S.M. Co. house u. 23 Elliott J. J. employe U.S.M. Co. rooms 212A Rantoul John, mason, rooms 11 Bow
Brown Bread and Beans,
Every Saturday at
Jos. B. Menke's 139 Cabot St.
Mileage Books to Let,
JOSEPH F. KILHAM Cor. Railroad Ave. and Rantoul St. Telephone
BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906 121
ANDERSON
ANGERS
John A. mariner, house 3 Ellingwood ct.
[ave.
Lambert E. machinist, U.S.M. Co. house u. 7 Lake View
Mary V. Mrs. boards 4₺ Essex
Nelse, coremaker, U.S.M. Co. boards 39 Kernwood ave.
Olof, hardener, U.S.M. Co. boards u. 25 Wellman
Otto, machinist, U.S.M. Co. house 7 Beckford
Sven J. machinist, U.S.M. Co. house u. 11 Mason
Andrén Alban, solicitor of patents (112 Water, Boston), house 53 Lothrop
Karl A. mechanical engineer (Boston), boards 53 Lothrop Theckla Miss, boards 53 Lothrop
Andrew Charles L. house 16 Mulberry David J. rem. to Lawrence
Lewis L. machinist, U.S.M. Co. rooms 15 Pleasant
Park, rem. to Dayton, O.
Warren M. shoeworker, rooms 27 Pleasant Andrews Amos, shoeworker, house 23 Judson Allen W. teamster, house u. 44 Pleasant"
Augusta H. Miss, rem. to Berwick, Me.
Arthur, produce dealer, house 396 Cabot
Augustus, house 30 Federal
Benjamin L. trav. salesman, house 383 Cabot Bertha Miss, student, boards 69 Dodge
C. May Miss, shoestitcher, boards 30 Federal
Calvin, house u. 3 Lothrop
Charles H. house 82 Cabot
David W. express driver, boards 123 Cabot
Dexter S. student, also asst. librarian, Public Library, boards 383 Cabot
Eugene F. machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 69 Dodge
Frank, foreman, 70 Park, house 18 Judson
Frederick K. gardener, boards 69 Dodge
George F. painter, house u 54 Water
George R. shoemaker, boards 458 Essex James M. laborer, house 69 Dodge
James W. clerk, 100} Cabot, boards 69 Dodge Joseph F. farmer, house 82 Dodge
Lillian M. Miss, shoe stitcher, boards 30 Federal
Mary, widow of Benjamin, boards 3 Silver ct.
Randall, fireman Salem Pumping station, house 129 Dodge Solomon C. shoe cutter, house u. 16 Fayette Angers Albert, rem. to Montreal, Can. Charles S. machinist, boards 34 Pleasant Louise M. Mrs. house 34 Pleasant Marionetta Miss, boards 34 Pleasant
Mary A. Miss, boards 34 Pleasant
Samuel, machinist, boards 34 Pleasant
Good Goods Prices Right -
Plummer Drug Co. TWO STORES
We are Never UNDER Sold
Headquarters for Boston Round Trip Tickets, 65c.
Telephone
JOSEPH F. KILHAM
122 BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906
ANGLEM
ARNOLD
Anglem May A. Miss, bookkeeper, 4 Woodbury, boards do.
Annable Nathaniel U. foreman (Lynn), boards 230 Rantoul Annis Andrew J. rooms 5 Arthur
Rubert E. boilerworker (Gloucester), boards 21 Pleasant Anthony George D. rem. to Middleton
S. Reed (Boston), s.r. off 858 Hale, B.F. (see map)
Antonelli Domenico, laborer, boards 10 Agate
Antonucci Costanzo, laborer, house 154 Park
Apgar James W. machinist, U.S.M. Co. boards 61 Cabot
Appleton Arthur B. student (M.I.T. Boston), boards 15 Dane Carrie A. Miss, boards 308 Essex
Clara A. Miss, boards 7 Home
Daniel, farmer, house 312 Essex
Doris C. student, boards 7 Home
Edwin H. market gardener, 35 Hull, house do.
Emeline A. Miss, house 38 Dane [Hull
Esther Miss, seamstress, 222 Cabot, room 20, boards 35 Frank H. clerk (10 Atlantic ave. Boston), boards 15 Hull George A. employe, U.S.M. Co. house 15 Dane Hannah M. widow of Hooper A. house 15 Hull Horace F. market gardener, 25 Hull, house do.
Mary O. Miss, student (Radcliffe), boards 15 Dane
Nathan D. farmer, house 320 Essex
Rebecca, Miss, student, boards 35 Hull
Ruth F. Miss, student, boards 15 Hull
Thomas, farmer, house 308 Essex
A PPLETON THOMAS A. civil engineer and sur- veyor, 166 Cabot and (Salem), boards 320 Essex. See page 543
Tristam, house 7 Home
Archer Charles A. boxmaker, house 1 Wilson ave.
Archibald Ira, shoeworker, house 31 Stone
Arlington George H. shoeworker, boards 3 Marshall ct. Joseph E. shoemaker, house u. 19 Charnock May Miss, shoe packer, boards 3 Marshall ct. William H. fish pedler, house 3 Marshall ct. Armstrong Annie T. Miss, housekeeper, u. 108 Rantoul Frank J. carpenter, rooms r. 5 Pond
George E. teamster, 3 Riverside, house u. 108 Rantoul
John, farmhand, boards 252 Hale
Thomas E. laborer, boards Phillips ave.
Thomas W. engineer (Danversport), boards 43 Roundy Arnold Alfred D. carpenter, rooms 42 Pond Catherine E. Mrs. dressmaker, 2 Milton, house do. Henry, boards 2 Milton James G. foundryman, U.S.M. Co., rooms 9 Glidden James.H. clerk, postoffice, house 2 Milton
Everything in the Drug Line
Plummer Drug Co.
WE FILL Prescriptions
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FINEST ICE CREAM
PLUMMER DRUG CO. TWO STORES
Best Service in Beverly
BEVERLY CITY [A] DIRECTORY, 1906 123
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James H. jr. rodman, boards 2 Milton
Jeremiah E. died June 9, 1905
Louise B. Miss, boards 2 Milton
Martin, salesman (Salem), boards u. 41 Front Mary E. Miss (Brockton), boards 2 Milton
Nancy A. widow of Jeremiah E. house u. 41 Front
Richard B. died July 1, 1905 [Salem William, enamel worker, 38 Cabot, boards 31 Upham st. RTH ROBERT, junk, rags, bottles, etc., 9 Cox ct. house do. See page 534
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Ashworth Arthur, machinist, house u. 7 Willow
Ask Henry E. blacksmith, U.S.M. Co., house u. 16 Central ct.
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