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Beverly Gas and Electric Co., rooms 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10
167
Field & Kennedy, clothiers James Matheson, newsdealer Mrs. M. E. Wallis, boarders
M. A. Kearns, real estate and insur- ance, room 14
Robert J. Murney, Boston Globe, room 14
E. T. McGourty, dentist, rm :. 15, 16
F. W. Bernard Co., mining, rms. 18, 19 Vacant, rms. 17, 20, 21
E. M. Sullivan, attorney-at-law
Hollis L. Cameron, attorney-at-law
171 Beverly Savings Bank
173
North Shore Toilet Parlors, rooms 4, 5 and 6
Beverly Lodge, K. of P.
Roger Wolcott Lodge, K. of P.
I. O. R. M.
Lee Temple, Pythian Sisterhood Malta Hall
K. and L. of Honor, Mayflower Lodge New England Order Protection Clan Wallace, No. 127, O. S. C.
Cabot Lodge, A. O. U. W.
Mizpah Commandery, No. 283, K. of M.
Bricklayers' and Masons' Union, No. 40
MILEAGE BOOKS
BOUGHT AND TO LET JOSEPH F. KILHAM, Cor. Rallroad Ave. & Rantoul Street. Telephone
174
176 169 175
169 Beverly Savings Bank bldg.
Beverly Evening Times
F. E. Houghton Co., stocks and bonds
F. W. Adams, insurance
C. L. Dodge, ins. agt., room 23 Edward Thompson, real estate, rm. 23 O. U. A. M. Hall
Oliver F. Kilham, chandlery, whol. fish, paints, etc., room 7
Arthur A. Forness, real estate and insurance, rooms 8 and 9
T. Fitzgibbon, mason, room 10
Vacant, rooms 11 and 12
Harrie L. Whitney, city engineer, rooms 20 and 21
I. Lefavour & Son, real estate and insurance, room 13 E. B. Dudley, dentist, rms. 16 and 17 Charles H. Dean, rms. 18 and 19
197
Star Bowling Alleys
Prince Ober, contractor, room 5
205
Dr. W. G. Stickney
Bow st. begins
Nathaniel G. Judkins, rms. 16 and 17 Western Union Tel. Co.
216
Lunt block A. C. Lunt, house furnishings
166
Thomas A. Appleton, civil engineer 220 and surveyor 222
Miss H. B. Clark, dressmaker, rooms 3, 4 and 5.
168 170 165
Peabody building Edmund Giles, boots and shoes
Broadway begins Thorndike st. begins
155
Beverly Co-operative Bank 192
194
H. C. Webber, boots and shoes
156
Left Right 152 Unity Club Beverly Cadet Band
184
A. Pedersen, tailor Vacant office
Amos Homans Edward A. Rust
160 157
Rooms,
Miss C. F. Cressey, chiropodist, rooms 11 and 12
There's a Difference in Drug Stores
Plummer Drug Co. -THREE STORES-
The Finest Stores in New England
BEVERLY STREET. AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CABOT ST .- Continued
Left Right
257 Frank K. Goodhue Johannes S. Stensrud Harry E. Doane George Butman
259 G. C. & J. L. Berry, apothecaries
S. L. Abbott, shoe repairer
258 258A Louis S. Smith, jeweler and optician
260 260A
Peter A. Peterson
261 John R. McCowan Miss Clara R. Dixon
211 First Baptist church
262
L. G. Grovenor & Co., millinery
217 219
Dirigo Bakery and Street Railway Station
262A
Barnet Kaplan, tailor
264
Leonida Monti, shoe rep.
221 J. Frank Rolfe, pianos, etc.
264A
W. A. Hook, violin teacher
266
Miss E. M. Rolfe, public stenog.
265
Beverly Umbrella Factory
223 John B. Cosio, fruit Beverly Co-operative Asso., groceries
William S. Rodie William W. Grant William G. Philpot
Lee & Cressy, undertakers, etc. Hale st. begins
268
Miss Louisa Woodbury Mrs. Ellen F. Preston
The Misses Ellingwood Federal st. begins
269
Arthur H. Woodbury
0 Unitarian Church
271 George A. West Miss Annie E. Ward
Church st. begins
274
Dr. F. A. Cowles
Winslow building Almy, Bigelow & Washburn, dry 276
273
Vacant store Dr. F. A. Cowles, office
goods
Pond st. begins Winter st. begins
George Todd, jeweler and optician Manuel F. Enos, hairdresser
275
W. M. Patten, variety store Marston & Sturtevant, groceries and provisions
Dr. B. H. Fearing, dentist, rooms 6, 7 and 8
Prudential Insurance Co., rm. 9
H. F. Winslow, real estate and insur- ance, rooms 10 and 11
Galloupe & Trask, real estate, rm. 12 Presidential Executive Offices, rms. 14, 15 and 16 (smr.)
Beverly Board of Trade, rooms 14, 15 and 16
280 28013 Luigi Gasparini, fruit
Beverly Building Association, rooms 14, 15 and 16
Beverly Business Men's Association, rooms 14, 15 and 16
282
279 R. F. Walters, hairdresser 27912Mrs. Mary E. Floyd Mrs. Georgianna F. Dodge Lewis E. Hood
281 James Butera, shoe rep.
281A Vacant store 281B T. L. Pikenis, tailor
281C Mikado Laundry Frank S. Prince
283 Thomas Grant
Judson st. begins
285 John W. Phillips Burt H. Wentworth
250 252
25212
Mrs. Estella A. Metcalfe
0 Star of the Sea Church A. Sbraccia & Co., shoe repairers G. A. R. Hall
289A Ora B. Gillis Hurlburt & Gillis, carpenters
Rev. Edward T. McKenna
Rev. John F. Curran
Mrs. N. D. Powers, millinery
Nelson D. Powers
290
Charles F. Sias
255 259 Butman block
292
293 Bernard L. Hughes Mrs. Rebecca C. Herrick William M. Stevens
255 McCowan & Co., wall papers
295 Same as 1 Dane
Pocahontas and New River STEAM COAL
Sprague, Breed & Brown Co. Telephone Beverly
228 230 232
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238
240 248 240 2441% 231 233
244
F. C. Maude Co., credit clothiers and furnishers, rooms 1, 2, 3 Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., rms. 4, 5 (smr.)
278 278B 278A Dr. Charles H. Phillips
Dr. John F. Cleveland, dentist
Archie McFarland
Almon R. Howard William T. McConaghy Job F. Hurlburt
27512William H. Caverly
277 S. A. Gentlee & Son, funeral directors 27772John F. Cabeen, plumber Robert R. Richardson, rear Francis J. Higgins
Western Union Telegraph Co., rms. 20, 21 (smr.)
Y. M. C. A. Building Committee, rm. 22 Dr. Luther G. Eastman, rms. 23, 24 Harry G. Wright, optician, rms. 25, 26 George F. Parker, attorney-at-law, rooms 28 and 29 Vacant, rms. 13, 17, 18, 19, 27 French's creamery Horne Hardware Co., hardware W. F. Plummer Drug Co.
284
244A 246 248
235 247 Site of new Y. M. C. A. building The Enterprise W. R. Smith, baker Joseph Paradise
288
285A Albert E. Cleveland Charles R. Salkins William W. Swan Mrs. Sarah E. Wallis 287 Harry F. Simonds George F. Hinkley, stoves and fur- naces 289 Stuart M. Leach
254 25412 253 Rev. Francis J. Curran
256 256A
291 291B James S. Gray, caterer 291A Caleb E. Barss Vacant Luther S. Herrick
93
Left Right 222 Mizpah Sisterhood, D. of M. Speedwell Colony, No. 86, Pilgrim Fathers Diana Chapter No. 100, O. of E. S. Garden City Lodge, M. U. 224 226 Beverly News Co. F. W. Woolworth & Co., 5 and 10c store
Charles H. Low, laundry
Joseph Bertucci, fruit Joseph Bertucci
267
A. N. Barron Tailoring Co.
Knowlton st. begins
HAMILTON,
THE HARDWARE TALKING MACHINES DEALER
AND RECORDS
94 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CABOT ST .- Continued
Left Right
Left Right
296
Fred A. Hinchliffe Miss Cynthia N. White
West Dane st. begins
348
Dane st. begins
343
350
35012
George C. Berry
299 Benjamin F. Dodge Frank E. Roy Vacant
352
D. J. Goodwin, painter, rear
349
300
Norman S. Low
Mrs. M. Alice Low, dressmaker
354
Walter C. Mitchell
356
302
William J. Cullivan, groc. and prov.
301 James Allen
353
304
William Decost
0
Vacant
Miss Elizabeth M. Hughes Miss Lucy F. Lovett
358
John A. Crombie Adolph F. Lindberg Jacob MacDonald
306
35712Mrs. Mary Markey Lester C. Blenkhorn
308
-
Columbus ave. begins
305 Benjamin O. Peirce, s. r.
360
-
Charnock st. begins
362
312
Mrs. Maria L. Hawkes
Thomas F. Whiting
364
309 Mrs. R. F. Morgan, bakery
36412
Vacant
311 Miss A. G. Edwards, dressmaker Charles H. Hoyt
365
Charles Pickett Charles W. Mitchell Frederick A. Clark
317 324
Mrs. Sarah B. Eveleth
373
George F. Fielder George W. Fielder
Jeremiah L. Porter Elliott st. begins
Lennox st. ct. ends
V. Cabone, fruit, etc. Walter W. Pierce Fred A. Gwinn
378
Mrs. Eunice P. Goodridge
380
325 Alden Webb
Fred F. Perkins
381 383
Miss Mary E. Heaphy Charles A. Symmes George E. K. Stetson Rantoul st. ends
329 Isaac H. Edgett Oscar F. Seifert George C. Bunker George Millett
384
Mrs. Clara A. Ellis
336
Mrs. Ruth E. Furbish
331 Ezekiel L. McLarren
-
Gloucester R. R. crossing
338
388
Benjamin B. Dodge
333
390
Burpee B. Starratt
Frank S. Carter
340 344
335 Mrs. Flora E. Rust Archie F. Haskell, rear John J. Nugent Louis H. Baker Mrs. Elizabeth B. Foster Chestnut st. begins 337 Perley K. Cole Joseph F. Kilham E. Wallace Pickett, rear
392
391
Leslie C. Farr Alphonse Frechette Patrick J. Hogan Bennett st. begins Israel Crampsey Mrs. Margaret J. Grotto Elisha H. Dorothy
339 Charles E. Smith
394
393 Alvin A. Hanscom Charles B. Stuart Alfred S. Ambrose
The Misses Bell
346
Miss Elizabeth H. Smith Edwin P. Frost Luville W. Hatch
341
Albert J. Hagan Vacant, rear H. C. Moulton, provisions Mrs. Harriet S. Burnham Arthur L. Merrill Mrs. Olive J. Berry
298 William F. Lee Albert F. Lee James E. Collins
-
Harrison ave. begins Mrs. Clara A. Trask William O. Stone Joseph M. Collins Wilbur C. Murch James F. McKenna Walter H. Carrico Summer st. begins Henry C. Clark Earl E. Clark, expressing Vacant
303 Mrs. Ruth A. Dodge
Percy A. Boyd John Buckle Miss Ellen F. Holden Augustus A. Galloupe Vacant
361 Thomas F. Delaney Dr. Ralph E. Stone Mrs. Annie L. Chesley Myrtle st. begins 363 Prince Ober, carpenter Frank A. Cooke Caleb Cole
316 318 320 Walter D. Burnham Vacant
Roundy st. begins 372
369 371
C. W. Pickett, grocer
315
Frederick R. Hutchings
George H. Weldon
Benjamin O. Holden
Francis S. Herrick Charles B. Grose George A. Glidden Benjamin F. Glidden
319 321 328
Dr. David C. Coleman The Misses Hayes Robert H. Grant Benjamin F. Cressy E. J. Ray City Square
330 332 334
Henry C. McPherson Louis Cabine
366
Pickett st. begins
307 Arthur W. Young Gilmore Taylor
W. H. Croscup, wheelwright J. A. Torrey, horseshoer and carriage maker
Lennox st. begins Charles W. Pickett
377
Colon st. begins
Lawrence A. Perry Harry D. Ham, express Thomas J. O'Connell Edward Pollard Mrs. Seddie A. Patten
Horace K. Hutchinson Frank A. Torngren
Phonographs and Records
WE CARRY THE LEADING MAKES. Tel. KILHAM, THE PHONOGRAPH MAN Corner Railroad Avenue and R ul St.
Clarence Glover
357
Lime, Cement, Sand,
All Masons' Supplies Telephone
Sprague, Breed & Brown Co. BEVERLY
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CABOT ST .- Continued
Left Right 462
Elmer R. Pope
465 George E. Brown
467 George H. Blake
471 Miss M. E. Moulton
Mrs. Sarah F. Stiles
396
George H. Costain
John A. Harte Albert G. Jacques Vacant Vacant
-
402
496
505
Louis Nelson Charles Petrie Benjamin W. Squire
403
G. Hermann Donham
509
Ralph W. Warren
405 Louis W. Woodbury
515 Dennis E. McCormack
405A Walter V. Byther
Joseph E. Darling
William M. Yoeman Simon st. begins
529
Peter Scott Richard D. Bessom
408
Harry Nicoll
545
Sidney W. Winslow
Norris E. Crosby
548
Dr.' George J. Hill
409 William W. Standley Herbert Vickery
556
Moses B. Kaven
413 Guy C. Larcom
559 Mrs. Agnes G. Pickett
Charles F. Verry
John G. Munsey
415 Charles W. Bailey George H. Bailey
561
Hill st. begins
Hans P. Thorson John A. Lister
564
Charles E. Caldwell
417 Herbert L. Vose
569
Harry D. Elliott
Balch st. ends
Walter Patchett
573 William B. Goodrich
419 George A. Herrick
Howard P. Lefavour
421 Swan st. begins
579 Charles F. Perkins Mrs. Lizzie N. Sands
Murray O. Linscott
578
Walter C. Whiting
580
Augustus H. Wallace
James F. Potter, market gardener Charles E. Doner Jesse S. Potter
427 John W. Lundin Henry Childs Mrs. Ethel M. McDonald 429
586
No. Bev. baseball park
429A Barnard Turner
588
Horace Foster, grocer
Mason st. begins
590
Michael Denneen
431
Gibson Worth
Horace Foster
431A Charles C. Bryer
Edmund Hoogerzeil
433 Fay H. Becker
Robert K. McMillan, rear
433A John J. O' Neill
Dodge st. begins
435 William H. L. Walcott
Scott st. begins
435A Alexander V. Lindgren
594
Charles A. Morissey
437 Lyman st. begins
Charles A. Preston, express
439 Harry E. Mitton
593
Ernest P. Spiller, groc. and prov.
439A Robert D. Miller
595
Perley N. Dodge
441
Harry W. Whelpley
F. N. Van Steenbergh
441A John A. Foley George H. Bishop 443
Charles A. Barter Solon Lovett
443A Mrs. Annie P. Soulis
Southworth Bros., nurserymen, rear Tremont st. begins
Frank A. Whitcomb Mrs. Mary A. Lufkin
605
Fred L. Jenness Levi W. Dodge
Arthur W. Cole Balch st. begins
Fred W. Chesley Charles E. Wilson
451 453
Mrs. Janet Mitchell Charles E. Hurlburt
634
454
John D. Standley Louis E. Burnham
Fred R. Woodberry Frank A. Woodbury, mkt. gdnr. Mrs. Julia F. Woodbury The Misses Lummus
457 Wells Standley Vacant
459 Charles A. Standley
658
463 Hugh J. Munsey W. Murray Eaton
676
460
Thomas H. Phelan
678
Thomas J. Rafferty
Good Goods Prices Right
Plummer Drug Co. -THREE STORES
We are Never UNDER Sold
400
397 James A. Heath Mrs. Julia A. Miles Joshua S. Dodge Mrs. Anna L. Woodberry Beckford st. ends Vacant
Blaine ave. begins Samuel G. Hooper
404
0 Ward 5 polling booth Charles st. begins A. A. Hanscom, painter
506
William P. Walker Albert W. Warren
403A Paul D. Stafford Charles J. Frechette
517
Charles S. Lee
407 E. S. Raymond, shoe repairer
563 Edward J. Caldwell Peter McCurrach
425 Sumner B. Wood
576
583 587 Mrs. Annie Mason Arthur R. Meacock
445 448
Herrick st. begins
606
608
610
J. E. Mitchell Co., florists
613 John W. Hobbs
620
637 649 Arthur T. Hitchings Conant st. crosses Henry E. Dodge, 2nd
North Beverly Cemetery
458
Sumner E. Glines Vacant Vacant
95
Left Right
395 Joseph L. Simon, real estate Fanning, Simon & Co., insurance Joseph H. Baker
483
John Jordan Everett L. Dukshire
B. & M. R. R. crossing
555 Herbert F. Winslow
Walter A. Caldwell Co,, ice
599
602
Round Trip Tickets to Boston, 6oc -AT COR. RAILROAD AVE. & RANTOUL ST.
KILHAM
The Bicycle Man Telephone
96 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CABOT ST .- Continued
Left Right 688 John J. Weatherbee
776
Vacant
786
785 Elmwood ave. begins Vacant Aubrey Gasper Trask st. ends
797 Dudley D. Day
CEDAR
(Ward 4
from opp. 96 Essex to jct. Locust ave. and East Left Right 7 William P. Hanners
9 Peter Wilson
11 Edgar E. Woodberry
15 George G. Brook
18
City Home Walter Farnham
City stone crusher
Locust ave. ends
CENTRAL
(Ward 2) from 115 Cabot to 52 Lothrop
Left Right 2 10
Lorenzo Colson Edwin L. Wallace
E. L. Wallace, plumber, rear
9 Stephen F. Campbell, jr.
Ellis J. Burnham
11 Lege B. Robichau Arthur S. Adams
13 John W. McKnight, wall paper, etc.
1332John W. McKnight Vacant 14
14
15 Stephen D. Forrant John F. Fenton Miss B. E. Brown
17 Percy S. Breed Mrs. Mary Young
19. I. Frank Munroe Mrs. Harriet H. Munroe
Central ct. begins
20 22
(Ward 3) from 7 Chapman to rear 222 Cabot
Left Right 4 Mrs. Alice A. Caswell
6
Mrs. Lydia F. Lord
28
25 Mrs. Harriet N. Stickney Same as 30 Lovett
Lovett st. crosses
32
27 Daniel A. Kilham Samuel F. Ober Leon C. Doble S. F. Ober & Sons, carpenters S. Ellis Ober Louis B. Fiske
CHAPMAN'S CORNER
(Ward 4) Hale, junction Boyles
CHARLES
33 Miss Hattie E. Frye, dressmaker
35 Charles S. Rounds
37 Elisha P. Rich
38
J. Elmer Wood
39 Percy A. Wallis
3912Frank W. Plaisted
Left Right 40 Roger Whipple Vacant
401 Mrs. Nancy H. Webber
41 Clarence E. Browne
42
Samuel H. Stone
44 Joseph B. Menke
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 The Misses Downing
11 Edward L. Ingalls
13 Nicola Bovio
16
Amos C. Carver Henry E. Ask
15 B. S. Deschamp, mason
CHAPMAN
(Ward 3) from 11 Bow to 10 Pond
Left Right
1 McKenna & Son, undertakers
3 Maple Club reading room
5 Beverly Granite & Marble works Mrs. Carrie L. Haskell Vacant
6 Mrs. Helen A. Smith Frederick L. Curtis Chapman pl. begins
8
Wentworth Schofield
7 Clarence W. Bell John H. Lord
- Federal st. crosses John C. Ayers Mrs. Zaphira O. Evans Herbert H. Wallace
15 William J. Marshall Gustave Berg
17 Miss Mary E. Glidden John Bradshaw
CHAPMAN PLACE
21 William S. Noye; Herbert S. Cooper Miss Georgianna Leach Mrs. Delia Bryant Thomas Hanley
23 William A. Ferguson
24
2332Ralph M. Smith Lucius H. Perry William H. Raymond
Samuel Higgins
Vacant Edward E. Gunnison Mrs. Frances Callely
34
36
31 Ozro M. Field Mrs. Sarah H. Staten Fred E. Bell
(Ward 5) from 403 Cabot
Left Right 2 John E. Burns
2A John Hillery
HAMILTON, the Hardware Dealer.
HUB AND STANDARD RANGES We Repair and Make GRATES and LININGS.
4
14
0
- Phillips ave. begins (Moraine Farm) Trask st. begins John W. Bradstreet
We want your business
Plummer Drug Co. -THREE STORES
We try to please you
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CHARLES ST .- Continued
CHASE
Left Right
2A Nils E. Berglund
4 William H. Keefe
4A Albert T. Haskell
Carl J. Swanson
6
Olof Johnson
8 Edward G. Bartlett
- Pond st. crosses
10 Ernest B. Asselstine
6 George H. Hurd
12 Gustaf L. Norman
14 Harry W. Clarke
8
16
Horace M. Pepper
10.
18
J. Sumner Twichell
12
20
David M. Vining
22
John W. Smith
24
Alfred Anderson
26
Arthur J. Boswell
Mrs. Ann Smith
CHARNOCK
18
(Ward 4) from 305 Cabot to 8 Butman
22
Left Right
24
6 Stanley Ward Peirce ave. begins
7- Chester H. Knowles
Francis Forniss
26
9 William A. Foster
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Elwell
11 Charles C. Trefry
Nehemiah S. Heron Frederick G. Hammond Vacant
28
Vacant stable
William M. Pettipas, rear
30
16
13 Martin F. Comeau Thomas Field
34
18
Patrick J. Daly, groc. and prov.
36
20
John A. Larrabee
38
William Bona
19 James Dennis John Johnson
21 James Mahoney Michael C. Mulcahy William Gray
40
Mrs. Mary A. Smith
42
23 Lewis C. Edwards George M. Marling Otis Caswell
39 Alexander A. Carpenter 3912Henry L. Lapham Charles M. Spanks
24 26 Herbert H. Humphrey
44
25 John P. Ryan
441/2
28
Mrs. K. B. Ramsdell Henry F. Woodman Miss Mary Crowley
46
29 Herman O. Grotjohann
Francis W. Whiteley Essex st. crosses
37 George E. Burns
42
0
Elliott st. crosses
44
39 Mrs. Myra B. Wallis
68
41 Walter H. Woodbury Robert H. Wood
72
43 Albert E. Jones
74
48
David P. Gangloff
76
50
Clarence E. Morgan, music teacher
75 M. Grady & Son, contractors Louis E. Shaw Mrs. Katharine F. Durkee Vacant
Bright, Clean
COAL
Prices as Low As the Lowest
Sprague, Breed & Brown Co. Telephone BEVERLY
30
27 Joseph E. Arlington Edward Cahill
43 P. Corbett, teaming, etc. James F. Kelly Private stable, rear 47 55 53 Joseph E. Lemieux Roundy st. crosses Joseph Macdonald Joseph Pluff Private stable
57 Washington school
Edward A. A. Raymond Mrs. Ellen M. Gould Walter F. Holmes Harry M. Ingalls B. Frank Herrick
70
46
(Ward 3) from 41 Federal to 16 Summer
Left Right
5 Joseph H. McEachern Patrick Walsh
11 Edmund R. Frye John F. Murphy Charles W. Brotchie Wallace B. Holt
14
Arthur st. ends Lewis K. McRae
17 Arthur Odette Morris E. Norton Oscar Thomas Chester Frye Domenico Fiore, fruit
21 James F. Estabrook
23 George E. Durling Judson st. ends A. L. Hutchinson, potato chips Arthur L. Hutchinson Alec Hamilton Lawrence J. Bradley Charles L. Hyde John T. Gannon
25 Joseph M. McIntyre Harold J. Warren Perley M. Silver 27 William F. Phillips
12
West Dane st. crosses Mrs. Hannah S. Solaris
Knowlton st. ends
31 Leonard P. Hersey Edward J. Wiggin Eugene H. Messinger
Prospect st. begins
33 Robert E. Daly 35 J. N. Trask, teaming Josiah N. Trask William H. Solaris Arthur M. Clough 37 Daniel Coughlin Arthur E. Bragdon H. A. Eldridge, painter, rear Hugo P. Peterson George W. McNutt
22 2212
41 John A. Mclellan Clarence E. Sparrow John A. Rosen Hugh MacDonald
61 Charles W. Bragdon Chestnut st. crosses H. W. Moore, carriage painter William H. MacPherson Vacant
Mrs. Selina Raymond
16
97
Yale,-Indian and "M M" Motor Cycles
J. F. KILHAM Cor. RAILROAD AVE. and RANTOUL STREET
98
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CHESTNUT
CLIFFORD AVENUE
(Ward 4) from 30 Pickett to beyond Mckinley ave. Left Right
3 Eli M. Dorman
3A George A. Smith
5 Albert Higgins 5A Charles E. Colpritt
6 Mckinley ave. ends
7 William B. Pierce
COGSWELL AVENUE
(Ward 6) from 560 Essex
Left Right
0 Vacant
0 Samuel A. Jones
Harry E. Whittemore, rear
0 M. Henry Macdonald
0 Harvey Crosby
- Haskell ave. begins
COLE
(Ward 5) from 281 Essex to Foster at Paradise crossing Left Right
2 Samuel Cole
Mrs. Alice T. Cole
8
David Magee
14 Mrs. T. F. Thompson
COLON
(Ward 5) from opp. 388 Cabot to Essex n. Brimbal ave. Left Right
4 Arthur W. Sawyer
Edward B. Day, shoe repairer
Mrs. Annie E. Day, dressmaker
Salem st. begins
8 John W. Lovett
Mrs. Rachael W. Lovett
20
George W. Lamb
38
Mrs. Lilla B. Dearborn
40
Fred Miller
Dearborn ave. begins
42
Charles T. Carleton
4
Joseph J. Brooks
6
Dennis T. Dennehy
8
James F. Robinson
Lewis T. Tremblay
9 George W. Thomas
48
William D. Duncanson
50
Edward E. Stokes
10
George L'heureux
52
W. H. B. Poland
56
Mrs. Eliza W. Clark
12
Daniel Fitzgerald
Donald P. McNeil
70
13 Mrs. Catherine E. Carbrey
74
16 18
Giuseppe Scolizillo
80
Jasper st. begins
20
Timothy Birmingham, groceries
93
William A. Burchstead
John T. Hayes
97
John J. Monahan
25 Nazareno Morbitelli
26
John T. Gilbert
28
Charles A. Page, jr. George L. Upton, s. r.
Brimbal ave. crosses
34
T. Henry Gilbert, s. r.
174
Hervey Lunt
6
8
9 Mrs. Mary Burchstead Charles E. Smith
10
11 Ralph J. Hodgdon Albert L. Moulton
12
13 Harvey L. Silver
14 Benjamin A. Patch Charles F. Patch
16
15 George W. Bragdon James Conway Mrs. Margaret J. Smith
18
17 Charles A. Lawrence Mrs. Mary A. Homans Vacant
0
20
-
27 Same as 443 Rantoul
30 Miss G. B. Coleman, lunch, etc.
CHURCH
(Ward 2) from 229 Cabot to opp. 5 Briscoe Left Right 4 Essex st. begins
CITY SQUARE
(Ward 3) jet. Cabot and Rantoul sts. at Gloucester R. R. crossing
CLARKE AVENUE
(Ward 4) from 12 Sargent ave. to 63 Baker ave.
CLIFF
(Ward 1) from Porter n. Congress to Bass river Left Right 2
James A. O Brien
44 Thomas Montgomery
46
Vacant
4613
Vacant
Story ave. begins
Agate st. begins
Heather st. begins
John F. Cole Montserrat Highlands Charles F. Miller, s. r.
15 Vacant James F. Connolly Vacant
78
77 Vacant
Mrs. Sarah M. Crampsey Charles H. Poland Joseph Brindle
91 George W. O'Dea, painter
23 Daniel Cronin
- Spring st. begins Lookout rocks
Montserrat Park
32
Everything in the Drug Line
Plummer Drug Co. THREE STORES
WE FILL Prescriptions
(Ward 3) from 344 Cabot to 441 Rantoul Left Right 3 Edwin W. Smith Frank W. Somes
5 George D. Hilyard Frank E. Hallas George A. Galloupe, florist Charles T. Staudinger Fred N. LaChappelle
19 Fred Filiault Mrs. Maud E. Tinker Chase st. crosses
John T. Keegan
FINEST ICE CREAM
Plummer Drug Co. -THREE STORES
Best Service in Beverly
BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
99
COLUMBUS AVENUE
Left Right
Arthur F. Snell Ellsworth ave. ends
75 Joseph M. Greenlaw
Miss Sarah A. Edwards
Southworth Bros. nurseries, rear
Cherry Hill farm (in ave.) Dr. M. L. Chamberlain, s. r. J. A. & W. H. Gould, milk Norman D. Trask
Alna H. Dodge
12
Ronald F. McFeely
152
N. P. Gifford, s. r.
Joseph W. Trask, milk (in ave.)
CONGRESS
(Ward 1) from 4 Cabot to Bass river
Left Right
- B. & M. R. R. crosses
0
Flag station
Wellman st. begins Stephen O'Brien Alfred E. Nickerson Mrs. Flora J. Whidden
5 Same as 2 Wellman Mrs. Ellen Twohig Bartholomew Connolly Congress ct. begins
11 M. C. Morse, stable Daniel M. McLean John Coleman
13 Samuel K. Poulan Robert A. Williams Private boathouse, rear Okahawis Canoe Club, rear
15 Mrs. Bridget C. Landers M. C. Morse, teamster Porter st. begins
19 Henry E. Phelps
CONGRESS COURT
(Ward 1) from 8 Congress
Left Right 6 Edward McGrath
Mrs. Bridget Greehy
5 Manuel Frye George Sullivan
CONNOLLY PLACE
(Ward 6) from 750 Hale, B. F.
Left Right
5 Edward Kelley
8 William F. Eddy
7 Gregory Connolly
9 Nicholas F. Lawlor
11 James F. McGerity
CORNING
(Ward 4) from 163 Essex to 156 Hale
Left Right
7 Thomas F. Murray
9 Charles W. Trask
Pearl st. begins
49 Francis A. Brown
Charles S. Brown
53 Arthur H. Kidder, market gardenet Henry E. LeMay
0
75 Alfred E. Lunt
- Lothrop st. crosses
93 Percy C. Smith Frank E. Thissell
No Slate in Our COAL
Sprague, Breed & Brown Co. Telephone
Beverly
6
Frank Woodbury, 2d
9 Mrs. Abbie Stevens
8
Edward S. Webber
132
11 John G. Bodwell
138
14
John Foley
15 Frank A. Ingersoll Ralph C. Strout
16
I. Augustus Sturtevant
18
Frank W. Hammond
20
Benjamin L. Andrews
25
Appleton ave. ends
27 Adelbert L. Safford
Albert Vittum
COMMON
(Ward 6) from Thissell to jet. Foster and Standley
Left Right
- Greenwood ave. begins
Witch lane ends
0
Dr. T. A. Shepherd, s. r.
10
0
Walter H. Stevens
0
Stephen A. D. Edwards
COMMON LANE
(Ward 6) from 578 Hale near Pride's Crossing to jct. Thissell and Common
Left Right
8
4 Pride's Crossing P. O. George W. O'Dea, painter
10
Howard A. Doane, contractor
12 John A. Ober, contractor
B. & M. R. R. crosses
0
Mrs. Helen Curtis, s. r.
0 George Dexter, s. r.
Thissell st. ends
CONANT
(Ward 5) from 54 Dodge to Danvers line
Left Right
1 Mrs. Mary A. Foster
5 Alvah G. Crockett
10 Frank W. Laroe
17 Mrs. Caroline A. Brown
Harry C. Woodbury
0 Mrs. A. T. Phillips, s. r. (in ave.)
27 .Mrs. Angelina C. Wallis Miss Annie E. Symonds Bass River school
0
29 Guy A. Crosby
0 Vacant shop
0 Second Cong. Chapel
- Cemetery
0 2d Congregational church
Cabot st. crosses
29 George O. Obear Mrs. Sophia S. Harmon, rear
39 Liberty st. begins Mrs. Lucy Peabody, s. r.
61 Sylvanus Porter, provisions
65 Edward L. Millett
71 William H. Millett
73 James J. Connors
80
100
131
William A. Lee
28
(Ward 4) from 359 Cabot to 46 Baker ave.
Left Right
210
4
8
Branch lane begins
12
HAMILTON, the Hardware Dealer.
HUB AND STANDARD RANGES We Repair and Make GRATES and LININGS.
100 BEVERLY STREET AND HOUSE DIRECTORY, 1910
CORNING ST .- Continued
Left Right
96
H. B. Wallis, carpenter
Left Right
10
Winthrop ave. ends
97 William H. Miles
16
George E. Solaris
98
Henry B. Wallis
15
Vacant
99 George M. Browning
100
Vacant
20
Samuel Cutter
22
Mrs. Eva K. Hopkins
101
Charles A. Palmer
24
George Sargent, s. r.
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