The Boston directory : including . . . Allston, Brighton, Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Readville, Roslindale, Roxbury, South Boston, West Roxbury 1963, Part 5

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Publication date: 1963
Publisher: Boston : Sampson & Murdock company
Number of Pages: 1336

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LESTER G. PATTERSON ROBERT E. SNOW ROBERT A. WILLIAMS

Board of Investment

JOSEPH H. BACHELLER, JR. RICHARD P. CHAPMAN MAYNARD L. HARRIS

AUGUSTUS P. LORING JOSEPH W. LUND HENRY HIXON MEYER

WILLIAM B. SNOW TRUSTEES

The Board of Investment and the following:

1923 Thomas P. Beal

1924 Edwin D. Brooks Albert P. Carter

1939 Kenneth L. Isaacs

1941 U. Haskell Crocker

1950 Henri Bourneuf Robert G. Emerson

1933 Constantine Hutchins

1935 Myron E. Pierce Quincy W. Wales

1946 Charles C. Dasey

Donald Falvey 1953

Charles K. Fitts

1958 James B McIntosh

1963 Herbert F. Ayres William R. Driver, Jr. Edward M. Kehoe J. Warren Olmsted

SUFFOLK

FRANKLIN

SAVINGS BANK

45 Franklin Street 66 Charles Street 205 Berkeley Street 1 Tremont Street 6 Park Square

Copley Square 139 Massachusetts Avenue 10 Birch Street, Roslindale

INCORPORATED 1833

Telephone Connecting All Offices: HUbbard 2-7530

MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION - DEPOSIT INSURANCE FUND OF MASSACHUSETTS

1955 Louis W. Cabot Albert B Hunt Wallace L. Pierce William W Wolbach

1956 F. William Andres John T Fallon John B. Harriman Richard H Lovell Erskine N. White

1936 Leo F. Daley Alexander Wheeler

1947 Hazen H Ayer

Edwin D. Brooks, Jr. Lucius T. Hill

1948 Lawrence B. Damon

1949 Roy W. Lawson Adrian O'Keeffe

1931. Richard J. Eaton John A. Paine

1945 John G. Flint

John E. Rogerson 1951 J. Frank Gerrity George Howland

1954 Gerald W. Blakeley, Jr. William H. Claflin, 3rd Elliott Henderson Sinclair Weeks, Jr.

1937 Franklin T. Hammond, Jr.

Honorary Trustee

1938 Everett W Gammons Henry A Wood, Jr

BANKS

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY

Main Office 30 COURT STREET, BOSTON

Grove Hall Office

Mattapan Office

475 BLUE HILL AVENUE

CLIFFORD W. ADAMS, Branch Manager

JOSEPH F. CANNATA, Branch Manager

OFFICERS

ALAN R. MORSE

President

JOHN MORSE

Vice-President and Treasurer

J. ROBERT MORSE.

Vice-President and Secretary

GEORGE F. WINTERSON

Vice-President

ELLIOT STONE

Vice-President and Trust Officer

MILTON G. CHOATE

Assistant Treasurer

HAROLD R. STONE

Assistant Treasurer

WILLIAM P. MURPHY

Assistant Secretary

NORMAN M. ROCHESTER

Asst. Secretary and Asst. Trust Officer

ANGELO Di FRONZO

Assistant Secretary

LILLIAN L. ECKART

Assistant Secretary

JOHN MORSE, JR.

Assistant Secretary

JAMES R. MORSE, JR.

Assistant Treasurer and Branch Manager

CLIFFORD W. ADAMS.

Assistant Treasurer and Branch Manager

BERNARD J. O'BRIEN

Auditor

ALEXANDER L. MARTIN

Assistant Auditor

FRANCIS X. TOOMEY, JR.

DIRECTORS

DEAN M. BOYLAN

PAUL W. FITZPATRICK ALAN R. MORSE

J. ROBERT MORSE HENRY PENN

FRANK S. DELAND

JOHN MORSE

EVERETT P. POPE

HERBERT B. EHRMANN

GEORGE F. WALLBURG

Member Federal Reserve System

Member Boston Clearing House Association

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

ALFRED H. DOLBEN

Vice-President

CHARLES B. MITCHELL

Assistant Secretary

JOSEPH F. CANNATA

Assistant Trust Officer

1603 BLUE HILL AVENUE

BANKS

WARREN

INSTITUTION FOR

SAVINGS

(A Mutual Savings Bank Incorporated February 21, 1829)

3 PARK STREET TRACK 1 NORTH STATION - TRACK 1 SOUTH STATION BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS

ARCHIBALD DRESSER

President

JOHN P. CARR

Vice-President

ALBERT R. HILL

Assistant Vice-President

MALCOLM T. MacVICAR

Assistant Vice-President

ALBERT E. PFEFFERLE

Vice-President- Treasure.

HENRY G. HEDQUIST

Assistant Treasurer and Manager North Station Office

JOHAN G. W. HOLMBERG

Assistant Treasurer and Manager South Station Office

LOUIS W. SHEPPARD

Assistant Treasurer

HOWARD M. BACON

Auditor

ELEANOR M. OGDEN

Assistant Mortgage Officer

MARIE A. SAMPIAS

Assistant Secretary

Bank Hours:

Main Office 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. Wednesdays Until 5:30 P.M.

Station Offices 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.

THE WARREN INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS ONCORPORATE

Closed Saturdays

INTEREST ON DEPOSITS BEGINS ON THE TENTH DAY OF EACH MONTH INTEREST ON DEPOSITS IS PAY ABLE ON OR BEFORE THE TWENTIETH DAY OF JANUARY, APRIL, JULY AND OCTOBER

Board of Investment

ARCHIBALD DRESSER, Chairman DAVID L. CURRIER JOHN H. EATON, JR.

PAUL W. FITZPATRICK

BENJAMIN C. TOWER

WILLIAM B. TYLER

Trustees ARCHIBALD DRESSER, Chairman

HOWARD R. BARTLETT

CHARLES KENNY

CHARLES W. BLOOD

JAMES F. McMANMON

JOHN P. CARR

THOMAS MOTLEY, II

DAVID L. CURRIER

THOMAS A. PAPPAS

BERTRAM A. DRUKER

ALBERT E. PFEFFERLE

JOHN H. EATON, JR.

BENJAMIN C. TOWER

BENJAMIN T. FAWCETT

WILLIAM B. TYLER

PAUL W. FITZPATRICK

GILMAN WALLACE

A. BENJAMIN GOWING

JOHN N. WORCESTER

Clerk of Corporation and Trustees - WINIFRED H. NASH

DEPOSITS AND WITHDRAWALS BY MAIL

PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS ACCEPTED CHRISTMAS CLUB - VACATION CLUB - PURPOSE CLUB TRAVELERS CHECKS - U. S. SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS

BANKS

Established 1911 BRIGHTON CO-OPERATIVE BANK

ST 2-5570

MAIN OFFICE 414 WASHINGTON STREET BRIGHTON CENTER

ALLSTON OFFICE 157 BRIGHTON AVENUE

OFFICERS

CLAYTON L. HAVEY LYNWOOD W. STORER LOUISJ RAFFIO

President Vice President Treasurer and Executive Officer

DIRECTORS

*Charles E. Bevelander Vernet G. Grubbe *Clayton L. Havey Albert W. Keddy Thomas R. King

*Joseph McKenney Bernard S. McNamara J. Winston Moore Lewis G. Perry Louis J. Raffio

* John J. Ryan Roy B. Stewart *Lynwood W. Storer Edmund L. Sundin Otis M. Whitney

CONVEY ANCERS

John E. Connelly

George C. O'Brien

STAFF

Anna M. Ahern Doris Charlone Judith Clinton Roy Dyer Nancy Kelly

John Murphy Judith Rabinovitz Adele Secatore Linda Tyszkowski Anita Zollo

DORCHESTER SAVINGS BANK

"Safeguard Your Savings in Dorchester's Oldest Bank" 572 COLUMBIA ROAD, DORCHESTER 25 TELEPHONE GEneva 6-1500 Deposits Go On Interest the Fifteenth of Each Month

OFFICERS RUTHERFORD E. SMITH, Chairman of the Board

ARTHUR F. SHAW, JR., President ROBERT L. CLARK, Treasurer

FREDERICK C. HOLLAND, Vice-President & Mortgage Officer ALICE C. KENNEY, Assistant Treasurer RALPH LOWE, JR., Vice-President

HERBERT S. FRENCH, Assistant Treasurer

ALTON L. HORTE, Assistant Treasurer LOUIS H. MAURER, Assistant Treasurer

LINWOOD F. GIFFORD, Clerk of the Corporation TRUSTEES

George Y Berry, Jr Chester E Borden Roy F. Chamberlain

Merton P. Ellis Carl R, Erlandson

Ralph Lowe, Jr. Joseph C. Mahoney

Daniel W. Newcomb Henry Penn Arthur F. Shaw, Jr.

Endicott Smith Rutherford E. Smith A. Victor Thompson Clyde L. Whittier

BRANCH OFFICES

1625 Blue Hill Ave., Mattapan 26 569 Washington St., Codman Sq., Dorchester 24

RALPH W. SIMMONS, Acting Manager

HAROLD SAUNDERS JR., Branch Manager

Mortgage Money Available for Loans on Residential Property Savings Bank Life Insurance

BANKING HOURS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. FRIDAY EVENINGS 5:30 to 7:30 FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE

Charles F. Collins Edgar A Craig

Wendall R. Freeman Linwood F. Gifford

Byron S. Jackson

*Security Committee

BANKS

ELIOT SAVINGS BANK

Incorporated 1864

165 DUDLEY ST. (Roxbury District), BOSTON

Assets $46,000,000

Surplus $5,465,000

Theodore S. Thompson, President

Laurence K. Hawkins, Vice President Richard S. Willis, Vice President

P. Roland Hebert, Treasurer Leila M. Atwood, Asst. Treasurer Charles P. Read, Asst. Treasurer

Bank hours 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. - Not Open Saturdays Interest on deposits begins on the fifteenth day of each month Interest on deposits is payable on the fifteenth days of April and October

BOARD OF INVESTMENT

Theodore S. Thompson Edward L. Bond

Lawrence P. Hills Donald K. Packard

Richard S. Willis

Whitney Wright

TRUSTEES

Edward L. Bond

Rufus C. Folsom

Walter R. Meins

George A. Stockemer

Harry E. Braconier, M.D.

Laurence K. Hawkins

Roger E. Mills

M. Greely Summers

Herman J. Chilton

P. Roland Hebert

H. Donald Norstrand

Theodore S. Thompson

George L. Curtis

Lawrence P. Hills

Donald K. Packard

Hugh C. Ward

Earl H. Eacker

Daniel C. Howlett

George B. Rowlings

Richard S. Willis

Blake H. Field

Frank D. Littlefield

Edson B. Smith

Whitney Wright

Clerk of Corporation and Trustees - Walter R. Meins

DEPOSITS AND WITHDRAWALS BY MAIL PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS ACCEPTED

CLUB ACCOUNTS

FOREIGN DRAFTS

MT. WASHINGTON

CO-OPERATIVE BANK INCORPORATED 1893

MONEY AVAILABLE FOR

THE PURCHASE, REPAIR AND REMODELING OF HOMES

THREE TYPES OF ACCOUNTS

$AVINGS - SERIAL - PAID UP ALL SAVINGS INSURED IN FULL

DIAL ANdrew 8-0379

430 BROADWAY

SOUTH BOSTON, 27, MASS.

BANKS

South Boston Savings Bank

Our 100th Year

. REGISTER CHECKS . FOREIGN DRAFTS

· FOREIGN MONEY ORDERS

· MONEY FORWARDED BY CABLE

· TRAVELERS CHEQUES

. U.S. SAVINGS BONDS

· SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE

· SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES

· MORTGAGES

"WHERE THOUSANDS SAVE MILLIONS"

460 W. Broadway, South Boston, Mass.

Tels. ANdrew 8-2500-1

UNION SAVINGS BANK

Incorporated 1865

THREE OFFICES

216 Tremont Street, Boston 16

728 Washington St., Norwood

69 Franklin Street, Boston 10

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Single Name Trustee Joint Accounts Deposits Fully Insured Under Mass. Law YOU MAY SAVE BY MAIL

See Us About Low-cost SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE

"REGISTER CHECKS" For Paying Bills or Sending Money

HOME MORTGAGES Plenty of Money Available for New Loans

PERSONAL LOANS and

REPAIR LOANS AT LOW RATES

FRANCIS P. BRENNAN, President FRANCIS P. CAROLAN, Senior Vice-President THOMAS J. McHUGH, Vice-President JOHN C. MORRISON, Vice-President WILLIAM H. WRAGG, Treasurer

OFFICERS

ROBERT W. CLIFFORD, Assistant Treasurer JOSEPH G. EDWARDS, Assistant Treasurer VERONICA E. FITZGERALD, Assistant Treasurer HERBERT V. GEARTY, Assistant Treasurer FRANCIS A. McQUAID, Assistant Treasurer

A MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK

ASSETS OVER $85,000,000

BANKS

CHARTERED 1887

VOLUNTEER CO-OPERATIVE BANK

SIDNEY DUNN, President

PAUL F. OCHS, Treasurer

MONEY ALWAYS AVAILABLE FOR MORTGAGES

PAID UP AND SERIAL SHARES ALWAYS ON SALE LIBERAL DIVIDENDS

Telephone LAfayette 3-4880-1-2-3

209 WASHINGTON ST., Opp. State Street - BOSTON

BOSTON PENNY SAVINGS BANK INCORPORATED 1861

KENMORE SQUARE 532 COMMONWEALTH AVE. BOSTON 15, MASSACHUSETTS

and at

CATHEDRAL SQUARE 1355 WASHINGTON ST. BOSTON 18, MASSACHUSETTS

RICHARD J. GARDNER, PRESIDENT NORMAN W. HAY, Treasurer M. MICHAEL CANTOR, LAWSON W. OAKES, Vice-Presidents

CHRISTMAS CLUB MORTGAGES

SAVINGS ACCOUNTS SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE

BROOKLINE TRUST COMPANY BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS

Regular Checking Accounts Special Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Safe Deposit Vaults

Business Loans Personal Loans Automobile Loans Trust and Estate Service

COOLIDGE CORNER BROOKLINE VILLAGE

TIME PLAN LOAN CENTRE 1346 RFACON ST. TEL. REgent 4-1440 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

WASHINGTON SQUARE CHESTNUT HILL

BANKS

CAMBRIDGEPORT SAVINGS BANK

OFFICERS President ROBERT F. NUTTING

Treasurer STANLEY L. BROWN Assistant Treasurers RAYMOND J. ADAMS JOHN P. GEISHECKER WILLIAM T. LIVINGSTON GEORGE A. YULE Assets over $90,000,000

689 MASSACHUSETTS AVE., CENTRAL SQ. CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS OPEN THURSDAY EVENING 5 to 7:30 P.M. ISSUING BANK FOR SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE

SAVINGS INSURED IN FULL

Est. 1910 FARRAGUT COOPERATIVE BANK

OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS 4:30 To 7:30 P.M.

MORTGAGE MONEY ALWAYS AVAILABLE

"THE FRIENDLY BANK"

706 Broadway, South Boston

AN 8-1863-2020

MALDEN TRUST COMPANY A Strong Progressive Bank Independently Owned

94 Pleasant St. Medford Wellington Circle at Riverside

Malden Tel. 321-1111

Stoneham

Redstone on Rt. 28

Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

WILDEY SAVINGS BANK

INCORPORATED MARCH 18, 1892 A Mutual Savings Bank

22 BOYLSTON STREET, BOSTON, MASS.

LEONE V. GOULD, Pres. and Chairman Board of Investment

AUBREY C. TRETHEWEY

CHARLES E. GIBSON VERDIE A. DODDS.

Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President

EMANUEL H. SANDERS BRADBURY H. HUFF. WILLIAM J. COLLINS

Treasurer

Assistant Treasurer Assistant Treasurer

Business Hours: Monday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M ... Tuesday through Friday 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M., Saturdays Not Open

FOR

Deposits go on interest fifteenth of each month and deposits made on the sixteenth through the twenty-fourth draw interest from the fifteenth. Dividends payable May 25th and November 25th.

SAVINGS BANK LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES CONSULT OUR LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT

BANKS

WORKINGMENS CO-OPERATIVE BANK

2 STATE ST. BOSTON LAfayette 3-4280

Other Offices At: 68 Summer St. 264 Mass. Ave.

1856 Centre St. W. Roxbury 485 Washington St. Dorchester

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BOSTON 9, MASS.

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It is our job to assist legitimate adver- tisers to keep advertising accurate and truthful. Inaccurate or misleading ad- vertising, even when unintentional, injures public GOOD WILL.

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We investigate suit clubs, free lot schemes, picture enlarging schemes, fraudulent peddlers, fake auction sales, crooked financial projects, "going out of business" sales that are not bona fide, exaggerated value claims, etc.

All this is done to protect the public and legiti- mate business.

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Over 1,200 Greater Boston Business Concerns maintain the Boston Bureau so that you may have at your disposal an impartial organization to which to go for information about any questionable financial or merchandise offer.

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FOUNDED IN 1865

Members New York, American, Boston, Midwest, Pacific Coast and Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchanges

INVESTMENT BANKERS

BOSTON - - NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA - - CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO - - LOS ANGELES

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Investment Bankers Since 1887

Members New York Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange (Associate)

Investments - Stock Brokers

Municipal Bonds - Public Utility Bonds

Irving E. Gunn

Robert B. Almy

Peter L. Winslow

Donald W. Blodgett

Edward W. Grew, Jr.

Philip W. Smith, Jr.

Lincoln Hansel

Milton E. Prevost

Richard S. Andrews

Tel. LAfayette 3-7010

30 STATE STREET

BOSTON

BROKERS - INVESTMENT

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MEMBERS

New York Stock Exchange Midwest Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange

Telephone HANcock 6-4250

30 FEDERAL STREET · BOSTON

CHICAGO QUINCY NEW YORK

WINCHESTER

GOODBODY & CO.

Established 1891

MEMBERS

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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

· INVESTMENT BANKERS . LISTED and UNLISTED STOCKS · MUNICIPAL and CORPORATION BONDS · MUTUAL FUNDS

JOHN S. CLAPP, JR., Manager

Telephone: HUbbard 2-9070

125 High Street

Boston 10, Massachusetts

BROKERS - INVESTMENT

H. C. WAINWRIGHT & CO.

Established 1868

Members Boston and New York Stock Exchange

INVESTMENT SECURITIES

60 State Street Boston Tel. HUbbard 2-4000

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Since 1851

ESTABROOK & CO.

15 State St., Boston

80 Pine St., New York

MEMBERS NEW YORK & BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGES

J. H. GODDARD & CO., INC. ESTABLISHED 1925 MEMBERS BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE INVESTMENT SECURITIES PHONE LAfayette 3-7930

85 Devonshire

Boston 9, Mass.

BROKERS - INVESTMENT

HORNBLOWER & WEEKS Investment Securities

STOCKS and BONDS

TEL. Liberty 2-7500

75 FEDERAL STREET

BOSTON 10, MASS

LEE HIGGINSON CORPORATION

New York

Chicago

Member of New York Stock Exchange and other principal exchanges Investment Service Since 1848

50 Federal St.

Tel. Liberty 2-5000

BUS LINES - INTERCITY

For Reservations Call :. TRAILWAYS

TRAILWAYS 5 Star Luxury Service

HOSTESS ABOARD . COMPLIMENTARY SNACKS & BEVERAGES . RESERVED SEATS . and NON-STOP SERVICE BETWEEN CITIES . MOBILE TELEPHONES PILLOWS, MAGAZINES, OTHER EXTRAS. - In Daily Service To - NEW YORK-PHILADELPHIA-WASHINGTON and TO PORTSMOUTH-PORTLAND.

10 PARK SQUARE PHONE HU 2-6620

BUSES - CHARTER

LOTS MORE FUN FOR EVERYONE

No Driving Worries! Your Party's Always Together!

Charter an M. T. A. bus --

For special groups - anytime - anywhere in Massachusetts! Courteous, experienced drivers! Modern buses for large or small groups!

BOSTON

SIT

AUTH

Call JAmaica 2-5700

for information and reservations

BUSINESS MACHINES

Addressograph - Multigraph Corporation

Production Machines for Business Records Sales - Service - Methods - Supplies CUTTING COST IS OUR BUSINESS

221 Columbus Ave.

Boston, Mass.

COpley 7-7400

Who Sells It?

Consult The Classified Business Lists of This Directory for Your Quickest, Surest Answer!

CAN MANUFACTURERS

STERN A GOOD CAN NAME SINCE 1901

STERN CAN COMPANY, INC. 71 VON HILLERN BOSTON 25, MASS.

TELEPHONE 625-4460

CEMETERIES

FOREST HILLS CEMETERY Consecrated June 28, 1848 - Incorporated March 11, 1868

NON-SECTARIAN

CREMATORY - CHAPELS - COLUMBARIUM

Facilities of Forsyth Chapel Available for Services Before Burial in Cemetery.

Pitman Chapel or Lucy Stone Chapel Available for Services Prior to Cremation.

Beautifully Maintained Grounds Extend Over An Area of 260 Acres.

Visitors Are Cordially Welcomed to Inspect Our Modern Facilities and Grounds.

Cemetery Office - 95 Forest Hills Avenue, Jamaica Plain Tel. JAmaica 4-0128 Office Hours 8:30-4:30 Monday-Friday

8:30-1 P. M. Saturday

Crematory Office - 171 Walk Hill St., Roslindale Tel. JAmaica 4-0239 - Office Hours 8:30-4:30 Monday thru Saturday

THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

CREMATORY - CHAPEL - COLUMBARIUM

Dignified Cremation Service

Chapel Seating 160 Private Family Suite Pipe Organ

Modern Cremation Chambers and Columbarium

Perpetual Care of ALL Lots

Floral and Greenhouse Service

12 Miles of Drives 20 Miles of Pathways 190 Acres of Beautiful Landscape

EVERETT

...

302 ELM STREET Tels. DUnkirk 7-0800 and 7-0801 Res. Alex H. Pamp, Supt. 245-1483

INQUIRIES and INSPECTION WELCOMED

BELL TOWER

CEMETERIES

HOLYHOOD CEMETERY BROOKLINE

Consecrated for Burial of Roman Catholics August 7, 1857

GENERAL OFFICE

587 HEATH ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. Telephone LOngwood 6-0332

ST. JOSEPH CEMETERY WEST ROXBURY

Consecrated for Burial of Roman Catholics September 15, 1892

GENERAL OFFICE

990 LA GRANGE ST.

W. ROXBURY, MASS.

Telephone FAirview 7-1010

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The Boston directory : including . . . Allston, Brighton, Charlestown, Dorchester, East Boston, Hyde Park, Jamaica Plain, Readville, Roslindale, Roxbury, South Boston, West Roxbury 1963, Part 5

Author: Publication date: 1963 Publisher: Boston : Sampson & Murdock company Number of Pages: 1336

Author:
Publication date: 1963
Publisher: Boston : Sampson & Murdock company
Number of Pages: 1336