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H etc. 146 Hale, bds. 154 do. See page 28 William, shoeworker 56 Rantoul, bds. 23 Chase Hutchings Bertha Miss, shoe stitcher, rms. 74 Cabot Fred R. (Mabel J.) toolmaker USMC, h. u. 105 Corning Ida M. Miss, h. 308 Cabot
Nettie E. Miss, clerk USMC, h. 308 Cabot Hutchinson Annah I. Miss, bds. 26 Pickett Arthur L. (Rosetta R.) h. 24 Chase
Arthur P. student BHS, bds. 26 Pickett Benjamin (Grace E.) clk. 118 Cabot, h. 27 Kernwood ave.
Charles E. (Marion E.) emp. USMC, h. 13 Grant Charlotte Miss, stenog. (L.) bds. 26 Pickett Edward E. emp. USMC, rms. 51 Baker ave. Horace K. (Eliza A.) shoe laster, h. u. 388 Cabot Ida B. Mrs. dressmaker 26 Pickett, h. do. James M. (Ella) emp. USMC, h. u. 20 Chestnut Oliver S. (Ida B.) towerman Bev. R. R. sta. h. 26 Pickett Pauline F. Miss, stenog. (B.) bds. 26 Pickett Susan A. Mrs. bds. 27 Kernwood ave.
Sydney E. (Edith S.) 1718 Walnut, Phila. s. r. 97 West, B. F. (see map)
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JUTTER ALBERT H. (Fannie) express 27 Vestry, h. do. See page 43
Hyam Charles B. (Emma L.) clk. 278 Cabot, h. 18 Odell ave. Mildred E. Miss, tel. op. (S.) bds. 18 Odell ave.
Hyde Charles L. (Jennie M.) foreman 63 Federal, h. 7 Winthrop ave. Michael (Florence A.) emp. BG&ECo. h. 3 Lothrop Sarah E. widow of Daniel F. h. 20 Roundy Hyland Michael (Ellen E.) emp. BG&ECo. h. 26 Wellman William, lab. rem. to Manchester, Mass.
Iafalla Domenico (Filomena) laborer, h. u. 142 Park I DEAL BAKERY (Emil Magliola) bakers 309 Cabot. See page 647 Bowling Alleys (Finance Club) 61 Elliott
Iles Frank W. (Addie E.) emp. USMC, h. 18 Bennett Phœbe S. Mrs. bds. 18 Bennett
Immanuel Congregational Church, 60 Bridge Imperial Romolo, meats and prov. 323 Rantoul, h. 37 West Dane Improved Order Red Men, M. U. Hall, 222 Cabot Independent Order Good Templars, 148 Cabot Order Odd Fellows 3 Broadway
Ingalls Edward L. fisherman, bds. 23 School Edward L. (Lizzie) tmstr. 82 River, h. 6 Bridge Ernest E. clk. 298 Rantoul, bds. 6 Bridge
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Ernest L. H. (Rose V.) shoeworker, h. 23 School George H. (Agnes L.) mach. USMC, h. 37 Rowell ave. Patrick, shoeworker, h. 6 River Samuel A. (Mary) shoemaker, h. 23 Home Ingemi Lorenzo, barber 12212 Rantoul, bds. at Salem Ingersol Carrie Miss, shoeworker, bds. 22 Fayette
Ingersoll Frank A. (Sarah L.) rem. to Maine John S. sign writer, rms. 7A Wallis Inglis Pearl M. Miss, bkpr. rem. to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ingram George W. (Carrie I.) mach. USMC, h. u. 309 Rantoul Inman Harry (Emma) gardener, h. u. 460 Cabot William H. salesman, bds. 35 Winthrop ave. Inspector of Buildings, City Hall Of Milk, City Hall Of Plumbing, City Hall International Brotherhood Electrical Workers 141 Cabot, rm. 1 Ippoliti Alessandro, laborer, bds. u. 332 Rantoul
Irving Alice F. Mrs. bds. 8 Beckford
Alvaretta Miss, student, rem. to Raddins Anna Miss, matron, rem. to Melrose
George P. (Margaret) carpenter, h. u. 18 Lovett Herbert H. baker 121 Cabot. bds. 22 Franklin pl.
Hollis J. elect. dept. USMC, bds. u. 16 Home John E. (Leonora F.) driver BFD, h. u. 16 Home Joseph M. student Ind. sch. bds. 22 Franklin pl. Joseph 2d (Theodocia A.) lumber sur. rem. to Raddins Margaret Miss, housemaid, bds. 22 Franklin pl. Margaret D. Miss, bkpr. 58 Rantoul, bds. u. 16 Home Mary, widow of Joseph, h. 22 Franklin pl.
Mason (Emma) laborer, h. 812 Mechanic Mason jr. (Mary E.) slsmn. rem. to Lynn
Robert, farmhand, rem. to Conn.
William, mach. USMC, bds. 22 Franklin pl. (See Erving)
Irvington The, apartments 14 Central
Isaksen Emil (Caroline) baker 278 Cabot, h. 8 Winthrop ave. Israel Albert (Maisie S.) waiter 150 Cabot, rms. 14 Central
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TALIAN MARKET (J. W. Pipolo) groc. and prov. 374 Rantoul. See page 647.
Iudicone Emalia Mrs. gro. and prov. 14012 Park h. 140 do. Iverson Mary J. widow of Andrew J. h. 28 Dane Otto, emp. (B.) bds. 17 Sturtevant
Izzi Domenico, laborer, bds. 141 Park Michele, laborer, rem. to Italy
Izzo Ernesto, barber 144 Rantoul, bds. 140 do. Gaetano (Flavia) hairdresser 144 Rantoul and (S.) h. u. 140 do. Joseph (Annie) barber, h. 140 Rantoul Tomacesco, laborer, bds. 156 Park
Fine Groceries AND Table Luxuries
H. P. Woodbury & Son,
123 Hale Street Beverly, Mass. Telephone Con.
We Make a Specialty of
Gift Watches
All Makes Alwaysin Stock. $1.00 to $250. "A PLEASURE TO SHOW GOODS."
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JABIS
JARDINE
TABIS COSTAS, tailor 119 Rantoul, h. do. See page 635
Jack Thomas R. (Elizabeth S.) gdnr. h. 223 Greenwood ave. B.F. Jackson Anna P. Miss, (383 Beacon st. B.) s. r. 431 Hale Charles A. mach. USMC, h. u. 394 Rantoul Charles D. bds. 270 Rantoul
Charles L. (383 Beacon st. B.) s. r. 431 Hale, in ave. David G. (Elena C.) frmn. USMC, h. 12 Judson Emma J. widow of William H. h 270 Rantoul Eva M. teacher Wash. sch. h. 161 Cabot, suite 2. Flora E. Miss, student BHS, bds. 6 Bay James Marsh Dr. (B.) s. r. 797 Hale, B. F. (see map) Laurence M. asst. manager, rem. to Waltham Oscar E. (Hattie J.) mach. USMC, h. 36 Giles ave. Patrick T. jr. (Eleanor) B. s. r. off 431 Hale, P. C. (see map) Shelie S. Miss, housemaid (S.) bds. 270 Rantoul Whitney B. (Alice A.) electrician (B.) h. 6 Bay William A. teamster (S.) bds. 270 Rantoul
Jacobs Bertha Miss, clerk 38 Lovett, bds. 42 Abbott Charles H. shoeworker, h. 42 Abbott Frank (Mary) teamster, rem. to Boston
Frank, mach. USMC, rms. 436 Rantoul
George H. pres. (Durgin, Jacobs Co.) 218 Cab. h. at Peabody Leron H. (Lillian M.) insp. USMC, h. 16 Roosevelt ave. Jacobson Andrew (Mary F.) mach. USMC, h. 24 Lothrop Jacques Albert G. (Ellen J.) toolmaker USMC, h. 7 Cove ave. Albert P. (Yvonne M.) machinist, h. 17 Mechanic Catherine, widow of Napoleon, rem. to France Dora E. bds. 7 Cove ave.
Fred N. (Gertrude M.) mach. USMC, h. 28 Simon
Gladys L. Miss, bds. 34 Beckford
James (Agnes J.) ptnmkr. USMC, h. 34 Beckford
William T. student Ind. sch. bds. 28 Simon
Winthrop A. emp. 202 Rantoul, bds. 7 Cove ave.
Jaeger Fred, emp. USMC, bds. 47 Dodge James Edward, emp. USMC, rms. 32 Peirce ave. Frank H. (Emma J.) molder USMC, h. u. 17 Essex Lenora Miss, rem. to Nova Scotia
Jameson Byor, emp. USMC, rms. 32 Railroad ave. Erek, shoeworker, rms. 32 Railroad ave.
Robert L. (Jennie) laborer, h. 45 Cabot
TANSSON CORENE A. MRS. ladies' hairdresser 244 Cabot, rms. 23, 24 and 25, h. 32 Railroad ave. . See page 631 Eric (Corene A.) toolmkr. USMC, h. 32 Railroad ave. (See Jensen and Johnson)
Jardine Edward M. teamster 40 Pleasant, bds. do. Sarah S. Mrs. bds. u. 17 Thorndike
Walter H. barber 255 Cabot, rms. 6 Madison ave.
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SALEM DIRECTORY.
Arlington Wheat Meal. AN UNEQUALLED FOOD FOR ALL.
Reasons why it is Preferable to Flour.
FLOUR is the only impoverished food used by mankind -impoverished by the withdrawal of the tegumentary portion of the wheat, leaving the internal or starchy portion. See the facts !
In chemistry we find that in 100 parts of substance -
Wheat has an ash of 17.7 parts;
Flour an ash of 4.1 parts, -an impov- erishment of over three-quarters.
Wheat has 8.2 parts of Phosphoric acid;
Flour 2.1 parts Phosphoric Acid,-an impoverishmentfof about three-quarters. Wheat has 0.6 Lime and 0.6 Soda;
Flour has 0.1 Lime 'and 0.1 Soda,-an impoverishment of five-sixths Lime and Soda each.
Wheat has Sulphur 1.5. Flour has no Sulphur.
Wheat has Sulphuric Acid 0.5. Flour has no Sulphuric Acid.
Wheat has Silica. Flour has no Silica.
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BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. For Sale by all Grocers.
Endorsed by all Physicians as an un- equalled food for Invalids and Families. Pure Wheat Meal contains more life sustaining properties than any other food.
It is a natural food for every Brain Worker, containing the necessary Ele- ments to strengthen the Brain.
People who live mostly upon flour will, if they use the Arlington Wheat Meal, find their expenses in this department diminished three-fourths. The Wheat Meal will go further and give four times as much nutriment as an equal amount of flour.
Laboring men can do their work with less exhaustion, because it contains more Sustaining Forces than any other food.
Children who feed on this need never be troubled with Cholera Infantum which destroys so many children.
REGIMEN AND DIET.
Every effort of the mind or movement of a muscle involves the expenditure, or waste, of nervous energy and vitality, in proportion to the magnitude of the effort ; these wasted products pass off with effete substances from the body, while recuperation is effected by nutri- tion. The loss of physical force by using Common Flour is immense, which anal- ysis proves. First, then, make use of
Arlington Wheat Meal,
( MADE FROM ALL THE WHEAT.)
A perfect food for Children, making them Strong and Vigorous -also imparts strength to the aged.
This article contains ALL THE WHEAT. In the coverings of the wheat are the Phosphates which go to consti- tute bone and muscle, and materially assist digestion by causing the rapid de- composition of the food. It is in this way the Phosphates in Arlington Wheat Meal act, giving new power and strength to the system.
Many cases of Dyspepsia of long dura- tion have been cured by eating WHEAT MEAL, and it is a positive cure for coll- stipation.
Dogs fed by Magendie (vide Kirks & Paget's Physiology) on flour, died in forty. days; other dogs fed ou wheat meal bread flourished and throve. The three- fourths impoverishment of the mineral ingredients proved fatal to the first. Why should mankind suffer from living on impoverished food as they do?
The history of the Roman Empire in the time of Julius Caesar, shows that wheat, as an article of food, combined with fresh out-door «ir life, is capable of producing and sustaining the highest type of physical manhood the world ever saw. The empire was built up and main- tained by soldiers whose main article of. food was wheat .- See Boston Journal of Chemistry, February, 1875.
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BEVERLY CITY [ J ] DIRECTORY, 1915 341
JOHNSON
JARMAN
Jarman George (Alice) h. 13 Giles ave.
Jasiak William (Josie) mach. USMC, h. 6 Ropes Jeffrey Armand (Susan) shoeworker, h. 14 Bennett James (Elizabeth) emp. USMC, h. 37 Grant Lilly Miss, emp. USMC, bds. 37 Grant Jeffreys George H. (Jennie D.) mach. USMC, h. 21 Whitney ave. Ralph, bds. 92 Cabot
Jeffs Alice Miss, emp. USMC, bds. 2A Charles Charles W. rem. to Bradford
John T. (Jennie) mach. rem. to Bradford Jenkins John, rem. to Brookline
TENKINS WILLIAM L. (Mary E.) optometrist 173 Cabot, rm 10, h. 113 Corning. See page 655
Jenness Ellen Miss, student BHS, bds. 131 New Balch Fred L. (M. Elizabeth) emp. USMC, h. 605 Cabot Jennings Anthony, stable groom 410 Hale, bds. do. Jensen Mads L. (Hilda O.) frmn. USMC, h. 16 Sturtevant Margaret Miss, clk. USMC, bds. 16 Sturtevant May B. Miss, clk. USMC, bds. 16 Sturtevant (See Jansson and Johnson)
Jerry Wilbur W. (Julia M.) shoe laster, h. u. 11 Home Jewell Charles C. (Susan R.) gardener, h. 1912 School Hilda C. Miss, student BHS, bds. 1912 School Mary B. Miss, shoeworker, bds. 1912 School Mildred A. Miss, bkpr. bds. 1912 School Jewett Alvin D. (Dora D.) painter, h. 3112 Stone Cecelia, widow of Charles S. h. 22 Hayes ave. Clara H. Mrs. h. 6 Woodland ave.
Hazel F. Miss, clk. USMC, bds. 3112 Stone
Mary A. Mrs. housekeeper 13 Knowlton
Ruth M. Miss, bkpr. 712 Wallis, bds. 3112 Stone Jewish Synagogue, Charles Gindea, rabbi, 37 Bow Jodoin Lucia Miss, emp. Salem Cement Works, bds. 20 Bennett
Johansen Fannie O. teacher Edwards sch. bds. 68 Dane Johanson Christian (Nesolina) h. u. 786 Cabot John & Arthur, auto accessories 20 Lothrop (smr.) h. at Boston Johns Lewis B. (Dora) mach. USMC, h. u. 16 Bennett
Martha, widow of Philip, rem. to Nova Scotia Johnson Abbott W. (Hannah W.) train bag. mstr. h. 9 Home Adam B. (Susan C.) painter bds. 1 Larcom ave. Albert C. (Maude H.) toolmkr. USMC, h. 19 Odell ave. Albert E. express driver 6 Oak, B. F. h. at Manchester Albert E. (Jennie A.) inventor USMC, h. 2 Harrison ave. Alexander G. (Emma C.) mach. USMC, h. 13 Jasper Anna Miss, cook H. C. Clark's off Hart, B. F. bds. do.
Anna E. Miss, teacher (S.) bds. 259 Hale Arthur E. jr., (Clara W.) mach. USMC, h. 22 Stone Arthur F. (Elizabeth B.) printer (D.) h. 35 Chase
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
WEBB, The Jeweler
ALL WORK :: WARRANTED 145 Cabot St.
Bicycle Repairing
DONE WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH THE BICYCLE MAN
KILHAM,
55 Broadway
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JOHNSON
JOHNSON
August F. carpenter, bds. 34 Grant Augusta Miss, cook F. I. Amory's, off 8 Boyles, bds. do. (smr.) Axel, mach. USMC, rms. 436 Rantoul Axel H. (Hilda M.) rem. from city
Benjamin F. (Katy) stableman, h. 320 Cabot Bertha Miss, shoeworker, bds. 105 Rantoul Bertram H. shoeworker, bds. 321 Cabot Carl (Lillian) mach. USMC, h. u. 403A Cabot Carrie B. Miss, teacher (S.) rms. 64 Cabot Charles B. (Evelyn E.) clk. 214 Cabot, h. u. 55 Hale Charles I. (Jessie M.) painter, rem. to Cape Breton, N. S. Chester R. (Clara W.) forester, bds. 33 Bartlett Christina Miss, shoe stitcher, rem. from city Clara W. Mrs. cashier 157 Cabot, h. 22 Stone Clyde W. (Marion I.) draftsman USMC, h. 417 Cabot
Dagma Miss, housemaid 56 Lothrop, bds. do. Edith E. Miss, maid, rem. to Colorado
Edmond B. (Carrie E.) emp. USMC, h. Eastern ave. Edward J. bds. u. 25 Wellman
Elvira M. Miss, shoeworker, bds. 13 Jasper Emma L. Miss, cook 31 Boyles, bds. do.
Emma M. Mrs. died May 19, 1914
Emma R. widow of William T. h. 23 Thorndike
Ernest C. (Mary) emp. USMC, h. u. 12 Cressy
Ethel I. Miss, bkpr. rem. from city Florence R. Miss, rem. to Lynn
Frank T. (Carrie L.) bds. 576 Cabot
Freeman B. (Louise M.) mach. USMC, h. 12 Lennox
George, mach. rms. 1312 Peirce ave.
George E. var. store and sub P. O. sta. 25712 Hale, h. 259 do. Harold, mach. USMC, bds. 7 Highland terrace
Harry B. clerk (S.) bds. 176 Cabot
Helen Miss, stenog. (84 State st. B.) bds. 259 Hale
Helma Miss, cook 122 Hart, B. F. bds. do. Hjalmar, cook 92 Cabot, bds. do.
Jennie F. Mrs. h. u. 33 Bartlett John (Marie) emp. USMC, h. 41 Stone
Joseph (Mary) fisherman, h. u. 25 Wellman
Katherine A. Miss, tchr. Washington sch. rms. 278A Cabot Lillian G. shoeworker, bds. 320 Cabot
Ludwig, emp. USMC, rms. Fairview ave. Lydia Miss, maid H. C. Clark's, Hart, B. F. bds. do. Malvina Miss, dressmaker 23 Thorndike, bds. do. Matilda Miss, housemaid 14 Spring, bds. do. Merton E. (Estella W.) draftsman USMC, h. 8 Devon ave. Mildred A. Miss, bds. 2 Harrison ave. Minnie A. Miss, prin. Ryal Side sch. rms. 20 Thorndike Nathan, printer USMC, bds. 5 Mill
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Domestic and Foreign Table Waters
H. P. Woodbury & Son,
123 Hale Street Beverly, Mass. Tel. Con.
BEVERLY CITY [ J ] DIRECTORY, 1915
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JOHNSON
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Olof (Anna A. S. ) mach. USMC, h. 35 Simon Oscar (Magda J.) mach. USMC, h. 202 Bridge JOHNSON PEER P. (Elizabeth T.) physician 163 Cabot, rms. 3, 4 and 5, h. 15 Washington. Office hours 2 to 3.30 except Saturdays. Sundays 7 to 8. JOHNSON RALPH E. (Edith M.) mngr. H. F. Winslow's, also sec. Bev. Board Trade, Notary Pub. 244 Cabot, rms. 10-11, sec. Beverly Planning Board and mngr. 329 Rantoul, h. 19 Whitney ave. See business directory Robert F. reporter (B.) bds. 259 Hale William Henry, laborer, h. 71 Park
TOHNSON WILLIAM F. stove and furnace repairs, sheet iron and metal work 9 Bow, h. 33 School, Salem. See page 644
William K .. (Thora) mach. USMC, h. 5 Ropes
William T. (Rae) sec. and mngr.202 Rantoul, h. u. 23 Thorndike (See Jansson, Jensen, Johansen and Yonson, etc.) Johnston Albert E. clerk USMC, rms. 19 Thorndike James G. (Wealthea R.) mach. USMC, h. u. 405A Cabot William, mach. rem. to England
Jones Albert E. (Florence C.) frmn. shoe welter u. 91 Rantoul, h. 43 Charnock
Arthur C. farmer 131 Conant, bds. do.
Arthur F. (Ruth) emp. USMC, h. 38 Bartlett
Arthur R. shoeworker, bds. Cogswell ave.
Arthur W. (Marion F.) letter carrier, h. 9 Bay Bell O. Miss, emp. 316 Rantoul, bds. 110 Elliott
Bessie 'Miss, stenog. (B.) bds. 78 Lovett
Clara E. Miss, emp. Woodbury Shoe Co.'s, bds. 38 Bartlett Cora Mrs. pastry cook 146 Rantoul, h. 8 Hardy Edna H. Mrs. bds. 18 Cedar
Emeline E. Mrs. h. 414 Essex
Emerson (Lucy) milk driver 333 Dodge, bds. do.
Estella W. widow of N. Frank, h. 78 Lovett
Frank (Cora) stock fitter, h. 8 Hardy
TONES FRED S. (Linnie J.) motorcycles, bicycles and rep. 465-467 Rantoul, h. 469 do. See page 20
Gerard P. clerk, rem. to South Framingham Gertrude Miss (Florida) s. r. 358 Hale
Guy M. clk. First Nat. Bank (B.) bds. 78 Lovett
Henrietta P. widow of William H. rem. to Framingham Isabel Mrs. bkpr. USMC, bds. u. 20 Appleton ave.
J. Henry (Annie M.) city laborer, h. 3112 Cabot Joab O. (Edith L.) shoeworker 39 Park, h. 5 Beckford John P. chauffeur (B.) bds. Cogswell ave.
Maria P. Mrs. nurse, h. Cogswell ave.
Marion B. Miss, stenog. USMC, bds. 1 Winthrop ave. Mary L. widow Willie F. h. 6 Pleasant
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BEVERLY CITY [J ] DIRECTORY, 1915
JUTRAS
Mary S. widow of William K. h. 1 Winthrop ave. Maurice A. lunch room 51 Broadway, bds. Manchester, N. H. Mollie Miss, asst. bkpr. BG&ECo. bds. 78 Lovett Nathaniel K. (Isabel L.) mach. USMC, h. 20 Appleton ave. Ruth Miss, chambermaid 436 Rantoul, bds. 38 Bartlett Samuel A. (Maria P.) retired, h. Cogswell ave. Sarah E. wid. Samuel h. 110 Elliott
Thomas J. (Daisy) gardener, h. 40 Bartlett Walter, student BHS, bds. Eastern ave.
Walter E. (Mabel A.) h. 312 Summer Warren O. (Sarah E.) patrolman, h. 288 Rantoul
William F. clerk, rem. to Salem
William H. (Catherine A.) emp. USMC, h. Eastern ave. William H. deceased Willie F. died 1915
Jordan Arthur (Martha E.) shoe cutter, h. 22 Butman Edward, laborer, bds. 483 Cabot
Edward J. (Margaret) clerk USMC, h. 167 Lothrop
Eugene, emp. (B.) rem. to Boston
Helen R. Miss, student (SNS,) bds. 167 Lothrop
John, farmer, h. 483 Cabot John C. mach. USMC, bds. u. 5 Charles Napoleon, shoeworker, bds. 19 Fayette shoeworker, rms. 177 Rantoul Jorgensen Jacob C. (Gusta L.) mach. USMC, h. 21 Bosworth Jens M. (Jennie C.) molder USMC, h. 100 Mckay Joseph Emma Mrs. housekeeper 63 Hale, bds. do. Josephs Edmund G. jr. gardener, bds. u. 26 Wallis Gladys, student BHS, bds. u. 26 Wallis Grace L. Miss, bkpr. 105 Rantoul, bds. u. 26 Wallis Katherine, widow of Edmund, h. u. 26 Wallis Joslin Beryl E. Miss, bds. 9 Edwards
Carl V. clk. 231 Cabot and student BHS, bds. 6 Fillmore Charles A. (Lillian M.) shoe cutter, h. 6 Fillmore Charles E. (Ida M.) clerk USMC, h. 9 Edwards Herbert S. (Hattie L.) clk. USMC, h. 161 Cabot, suite 4 Joyce George H. (Johanna T.) mach. USMC, h. u. 7 Grant Jubilee Yacht Club, 16 Maple ave.
Jucofsky Max, mach. (B.) bds. 22 Home
Julian Gideon J. (Mary E.) inventor USMC, h. 16 Matthies Louis J. mason, bds. 16 Matthies
Julien Emanuel (Georgiene) shoeworker (Salem) h. 45 Roundy Julin Wilfred N. (Alexina) shoeworker, h. 10 Porter Julius Joseph (Mary) gardener 431 Hale, h. 144 do. Jung Company (Yee Fxoon) laundry 198 Cabot, h, do. Jurew John C. emp. USMC, bds. 5 Mill
Jutras Ralph, mach. rem. to Woonsocket
All the Leading
BICYCLES
Parts Etc.
ARE FOR SALE AT KILHAM'S, the Bicycle Man 55 Broadway Telephone
Fine Groceries AND Table Luxuries
H. P. Woodbury & Son,
123 Hale Street Beverly, Mass. Telephone Con.
BEVERLY CITY [K] DIRECTORY, 1915
345
KAVEN
KACHINSKI
Kachinski Ellen Mrs. died July 15, 1914 Joseph, emp. USMC, h. 20 Swan Joseph jr. emp. USMC, bds. 20 Swan
Kampmann H. D. Mrs. (San Antonio, Tex.) s. r. Grover (see map) Ida Miss (San Antonio, Tex.) s. r. Grover Isaac S. (San Antonio, Tex) s. r. Grover Kane Archie B. (Susie) mach. USMC, h. 31 Prospect James, shoeworker, bds. 10 Union
Jennie Miss, shoeworker, bds. 10 Union
Hugh, shoeworker, bds. 10 Union
Katie Miss, housemaid 15 Washington, bds. do. Michael (Nora) ledgeman, h. 17 Agate
Myron, emp. USMC, rem. to New Hampshire William (Charlotte) shoeworker, h. 10 Union
William jr. shoeworker, bds. 10 Union (See Cain)
Kanter Barnet, shoeworker, bds. u. 7 Quincy park Samuel (Ida) shoeworker, h. u. 7 Quincy park
K
APLAN WILLIAM (Gussie) tailor 105 Cabot, h. 22 Home. See page 646
Karanicolos James (Ariadne) restaurant 77 Cabot, h. 2 Davis Karjalnieu Anna Miss, housemaid 39 Baker, ave. bds. do. Karlson Singl, housemaid 91 Lothrop, bds. do.
Karr Arthur J. (Marion L.) Forbes Lith. Co. (Chelsea) h. Colon, n. Brimbal ave. Charles H. gen. salesman, bds. Colon Emma P. Mrs. bds. Colon
Katcsaros Jimis, shoeworker, h. 61 Cabot
K
ATZ BROS. (Samuel and Morris) tailors and outfitters 79 Elliott. See page 79 Celia Mrs. bds. u. 162 Park
Harry (Rose) prop. Bev. Sh. Rep. Co. 283 Rantoul, h. 43 Roundy
Harry (Rachel) wholesale prov. (W.) h. 85 Elliott
Himan (Mary) mach. USMC, h. u. 21 Bennett
Hyman (Brockton Sample Shoe Co.) 124 Cabot, h. at (B.) Jacob (Rosie) leather dealer, h. 11 Wellman
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