The Cambridge directory 1893, Part 82

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Wendell G. V. 1 G .. 714 Main

Wendell O. C. Asst., 74 Vassal Lane Wentworth A. H Asst.,52 Hereford* Wentworth{C. T. 3 C., 46 Sherm in street, Roxbury

Wentworth E 1 L., W. Medford

Wentworth J. N. 3 C., C. 32

Wentworth M. 3 C., C. 32

Wentworth S. s C., M. 50

Wentz I). B. s S., 40 Kirkland

Wertheimer A. 2 C., Little's 17

West G. L.3 M., 49 Brown avenue, Roslindale West L. J. 1 C., Felton 10

Weston G. I). 1 C., 751 Main

Weston T. 2 C., T. 41

Wetmore A. L. 3 C., 894 Main

Wetmore E. Overseer, 45 William St., New York, N. Y.

Weysse A. W. 2 G., H. 20

Wheat A. F. 3 M., 50 Bromfield*

Wheatland R. 2 C., H'ke 22

Wheaton J. L. 2 M., 33 St. James avenue* Wheeler A. A. 3 M., 148 Chandler

Wheeler C. N. I C., 3 Sumner

Wheeler J. H. 1 C., C. 29

Wheeler M. S. 2 C., 3 Summer

Wheelock H. L, 1 C., W. H. 26

Wheelwright H. M. 3 C., W. 11 Whicher J. T. 2 C., H'y 1

Whipple§G. A. 4 C., 87 Thurston street, Somerville White A. W. s C., 42 Kirkland

White C. A. 1 C., 32 Mt. Auburn White C. G. s C., 6 Mt. Auburn

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White C. J. Prof., W. 36 White C. J.3 M .. 259 Marlborough* White F. B. 3 C., M. 6 White F. W. 2 M., 77 Pinckney* White H. 3 C., 17 Mellen

White H. H. 4 C., G. 12

White H. K. 2 G., 11 Mellen

White J. A. 1 C., 37 Park avenue, Arlington H'ts.

White J. C. Prof., 259 Marlborough* White J. R. Instr., Harvard Dental School*

White N. H. 2 C., M. 33

White O. C. 1 S., 20 Holyoke

White S. P. 2 C., T. 19

Whitehead G. D. s C., 7 Sumner

Whitehouse R. T. 3 L., 404 Har- vard

Whiteside A. 2 C., H'ke 16

Whiteside G S. 2 S., 18 Plympton

Whiting G. 1 C., Brewer's 15

Whiting H. E. 2 S., 11 Ware

Whiting J. R. 4 C., Beck 37

Whiting S. E. 1 S., 11 Ware Whitman R. L. 2 C., 65 Mt. Auburn

Whitmore C. E. 4 C., W. H. 45 .

Whitmore Holmes 2 C., H. 12

Whitmore Howard, 2 C., H. 12

Whitney E. S. 3 L., 5 Felton

Whitney H. E. s C., Little's 19

Whitney J. D. Prof., 2 Divinity avenue Whitney M. W. 2 C., G. 25

Whitney W. B. 3 C., T. 22

Whitney W. F. Prof., 228 Marl- borough* Whitney W. J. 3 C., C. 1

Whitridge A. H. 3S., 96 Prescott

Whittemore B. A. 1 G., 15 Bigelow

Whittemore F. B. 1 C., 15 Bigelow . Whittemore J. K. 2 C., 15 Follen

Whittemore P. W. 2 C., T. 50

Whittier A. R. 3 C., T. 53

Whittren J. P. 2 S., C. 7

Whyte O. 1 L., T. 59

Widdemer W. L. 2 C., 858 Main

Widtsoe J. A.2 S., 46 Russell street, No. Cambridge Wiggin J. 4 C., W. H. 12

Wilbour W. F. 1 C., G. 22

Wilcomb C. J. 2 C., 20 Ware

Wilcox E. V. 1 G., 19 Sargent*

Wilder D. P. 2 C., W. 28

Wilder J. A. 4 C., H'y 3

Wildes F. 2 C , M. 31

Wilkinson F. M. 3 Dn., 112 Chand- ler*

Wilkinson G. 1 L., Felton 8

Willard H. F. 1. M., W. H. 42

Williams A. H. 1 M., Harvard Med- ical School*

Williams A. S. 2 C., Little's 23

Williams C. B. s C., 77 Lake View avenue

Williams C. E. 4 C.,45 Trowbridge Williams D. G. 2 M., 90 Appletou* Williams E. D. 2 M., 149 Appleton Williams E. P. 2 C., 473 Broadway Williams E. R. 2 M., 15 Arlington* Williams F. B. Instr. (also s L.), T. 29

Williams F. J. 4 C., Chelsea

Williams F. P. 2 M., 11 Tremont*

Williams H. 2 C., 404 Harvard

Williams H. E. 1 C., 40 Kirkland

Williams H. P. 1 L., H. 17

Williams J. B. Publication Agent and Editor of Catalogue, U. 2 Williams J. H. s C., S, 3

Williams L. B. 2 C., 17 Putnam avenue Williams M. Overseer, 18 Post Office square*

Williams M. H. 1 V., 619 Tremont* Williams P. M. 2 Dn., 124 West Chester Park*

Williams R. B. 1 C., Read's 26

Williams S. M. 3 C .. M. 58

Williams T. S.1 C., 1750 Cambridge

Williams W. F. 3 C., M. 55

Williams W.L. 1 L., 10+ Pembroke* Willis C. A. 1 M., 564 Main street, Waltham

Willis D. F. 1 M., Waltham

Williston S. Asst. Prof., 45 Garden

Willson R. W. Instr., 64 Brattle

Wilson C. C. 2 S., G. 34

Wilson C. R. 1 C., 50 B Kirkland

Wilson F. N. 2 M., 314 Columbus avenue* Wilson G. B. 3 C., H'ke 19

Wilson G. P. 4 C., 1709 Cambridge Wilson L. G., gr Dv., 22 Church

Wiltbank M. 3 L., 1683 Cambridge Wing C. S. s L., H'ke 25

Wing W. A. s S., 10 Concord ave.

Wingate H. C. 2 L., 13 Mellen

Wingate W. W. s L., 129 West Newton* Winship G. P. 4 C., G. 7

Winslow A. N. s S., Shepherd 12

Winslow C. G 2 L., 48 Brattle

Win-low E. 2 C., Read's 6

Winslow F. B. 2 C., M. 47

Winslow K. Aset Prof., 135 Vernon street, Newton Winsor F. 4 C., T. 31

Winsor J. Librarian, 74 Sparks

Winston C. A. 3 L., 44 Langdon Winter D. 1 G., 17 Shepard Winthrop R M. 2 C., 9 Bow

Wolcott R. Overseer,945 Exchange Building*

Wolfe O. P. 1 Dn., No. Weymouth

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Wolff J. E. Asst. Prof., 108 Hun - ington avenue* Wolff S. L. 1 G., C. 4 Wolffe W. B. 2 C., 24 Follen

Wolfson A. M. 3 C., M. 45 Wollaeger G. 2 C., 1697 Cambrid re Wonson W. T. 1 C.,208 Dartmouth* Wood A. B. 3 S., M. 34

Wood E. B. 1 Dv., 16 Mellen

Wood E. H. 4 C., M. 42

Wood E. S. Prof. 12 Chauncy

Woodard G. L M. 2 C., H'ke 35

Woodcock A. A. 1 Dn., 178 West Canton*

Woodman E. J. 1 S., 14 Oxford

Woodman W. P. 2 C., 378 Harvard Woodruff J. S. 1 L. 8 Appian Way Woods A. H. 1 G., 2 Chestnut*

Woods C. A. 1 ] .. , 40 North ave.

Woods J. H. 2 Chestnut* Woods H. R. 2 C., W. 20 Woods W. S. 1 L., H. 4

Woodward F. L. 1 S., 13 Kirkland place

Woodward R. F. 2 C., C. 8 Woodworth J. B. Asst. 73 Park st., Somerville Woodworth R. 4 C. W., H. 16

Woodworth W. MeM. Instr., 149 Brattle Woolston L. W. 2 C., W. 28

Worcester C. P. Instr. and Sec. of Med. Fac., 688 Boylston*

Worden J. L. s S., Brewer's 9 Worman B. J. 2 S., 10 Oxford Wormelle C. B., s C., 21 Sparhawk st. Brighton

Worthington J. W. 2 C., T.

Wray J. A. 3 C., 37 Trowbridge Wrenn G. L., 1 C., Shepherd 13 Wrenn P. W. & C., Shepherd 13 Wrenn R. D. 2 C., W. 5

Wright C. S. 2 M., Harvard Medi- cal School*

Wright J. H. Prof., 6 Riedesel av. Wright M. H. 2 C., 53 Trowbridge Wright W. H. 1 G., S. 27

Wylie A. R. T. 4 C.,46 Mt. Auburn Wylie E. C. 2 M., 57 Cottage st. Chelsea

Wyman A. Proctor (also 3 Dv.), D. 15

Yeames H. H. 2 C., 20 Ware

Yost F. O. 3 M. Hotel Haviland*

Yost G. H. 1 C., C. 37

Young A. O. 1 L., 10 Frisbie pl.

Young C. L. 4 C., 14 Kirkland pl.

Young C. O., 4 M., Quincy

Young E. B. 1 M., 128 Huntington avenue* Young F. L. 4 C., H'ke 39

Young H. J. 2 S., C. 26 Young J. E. 2 L., S. 6 Young J. F. 2 M., 28 Lynde*

Youngman W. S. 2 C., W. H. 61

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The Society for the C legiate Instruction of Women.

The Harvard Annex.

Incorporated Aug. 16, 1882.

The Society's building is Fay House, No. 10 Garden street.

Officers-Mrs. Louis Agassiz, Pres. ; Arthur Gilman. Sec. ; Miss Lilian Horsford, Treas.

Executive Committee-Mrs. Louis Agas iz, Chairman ; Arthur Gilman, Miss Lilian Horsford, William E. Byerly, ex-officiis, Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mrs. Arthur Gilman, William W. Goodwin, Mrs. J. B. Greenongh, Miss Alice M. Longfellow, Miss Ellen F. Mason, James B. Green- ough, Joseph B. Warner, Mrs. Henry Whitman.

Academic Board-William E. Byerly, Chairman ; Mrs. Louis Agas- s'z, Arthur Gilman, ex-officio, Wm. W. Goodwin, Francis J. Child, George L. Goodale, James B. Greenough, James M. Pierce, Clem- ent L. Smith, Charles Elliot Norton.

Corporation -- Elizabetli C. Agas- siz, William E. Byerly, Francis J. Child, Marv H. Cooke, Arthur Gil- man. George L. Goodale. William W. Goodwin, James B. Greenough, Mary B. Greenough. Henry L. Hig- ginson. Lilian Horsford, Alice M. Longfellow, Ellen F. Mason, Charles Elliot Norton, James M. Pierce, Clement L. Smith, Joseph B. War- ner, Sarah W. Whitman.

The Cambridge School.

FOR GIRLS.

20 Mason street.

Arthur Gilman, Director.

The Episcopal Theological School.

Mason street, corner Brattle.

Established 1867.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Robert C. Winthrop. LL. D., Pres ; Edmund H. Bennett, LL. D .. Rob- ert Treat Paine, Harcourt Amory, Sec .; Alexander H Rice, LL. D., Clement K. Fay, Richard H. Dana, Treas.

BOARD OF VISITORS.

The Bishop of Massachusetts, ex- officio, Pres. ; Rev. Thomas F. Fales. Rev. Alexander H. Vinton, D. D., Rev. Endicott Peabody, George C. Shattuck, M. D , Daniel B. Hagar, R. D.,J. Gardner White, M. A.

FACULTY.

Rev. William Lawrence, S.T. D .. Dean; Rev. P. H. Steenstra, D. D., Prof. Literature and Interpretation of the Old Testament; Rev. Alex- ander V. G. Allen, D. D., Prof. of Ecclesiastical History ; Rev. William Lawrence, S. D. T., Prof. of Hom- iletics and Pastoral Care; Rev. Henry S. Nash, D. D., Prof. of Literature and Interpretation of the New Testament; Rev. M. L" Kellner, B. D .. Asst. Prof. of Old' Testament Languages; Rev. E. S. Brown, Assistant Prof. of Syste- matic Theology.

STUDENTS.

Senior Class.

Atkinson Edward Lincoln, B. A. Harvard, 1890, Reading Bell Robert, Marblehead Carroll Edward Tourtelot, B. A. Union, 1889, Johnstown, N. Y. (Diocese of Albanv )

Dewart William Herbert, B. A. Kenyon, 1887. St. Paul, Minn. Edwards Frederick, Ph. B. Dickin- son, 188º, M. A. 1891, Cambridge Foxcroft Francis Augustus, B. A. Harvard. 1890, Cambridge

Hale William Bayard, B. A.Baker, 1891, Cambridge

Humphreys Otho Fairfield, Spring- field

Marquis Samuel Simpson, B. A. Alleghany, 1890, Meadville, Pa. Pressey William, B. A. Trinity, 1890. Cleveland, O. (Diocese of Michigan )

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Richards George Sherman, Louis- ville, Ky.

Wieks Asaph Swift, B. A. Harvard, 1890, Cambridge

Middle Class.

Bumpus Arthur Lewis, B. A. Har- vard, 1891, Quincy

Burrows Charles Davis, B. A. Brown, 1891, Providence, R. I. Ellsworth Wolcott Webster, B. A. Yale, 1890, New Haven, Conn. (Diocese of Massachusetts) Falkuer William Howard, B. A. Univ. of Penn. Pittsburgh, Pa. Hoopes Wilford Lawrence, B. S. Univ. of Penn. 1884, B. A. Har- vard, 1891, Philadelphia, Pa. Johnson Jonathan Edward, B. A. Harvard, 1891, Nahant Lynch Robert Le Blanc, B. A. Trinity, 1890, Boston Mitchell Oscar Lieber, B. A. St. Stephens, 1890, Columbia, S. C. (Diocese of Milwaukee) Mott Marshall Everett, B. A. Univ. of New Brunswick, 1889, Water- boro, N. B.

Raymond William Samuel Winslow, B. A. Univ. of New Brunswick, 1886, Springfield, N. B. Robinson John George, B. A. Ho- bart, 1891, Alexandria, Minn. (Diocese of Massachusetts). Rogers Lucian Waterman, B. A. Trinity, 1891, Providence, R. I. Sargent George Winthrop, B. A. 'Trinity, 1890, Boston Slattery Charles Lewis, B. A. Har- vard, 1891, Cambridge

Thurston Theodore Payne, B. A. Trinity, 1891, Minneapolis, Minn. (Diocese of Massachusetts) Walker Robert, B. A. Trinity, 1891, Waltham

Washburn Henry Bradford, B. A. Harvard, 1891, Worcester Woodworth Arthur Vernon, B. A. Harvard, 1891, Boston

Junior Class.

Beach Robert Mills, Springfield Blougett Chauncy Haydn, B. A. Harvard, 1892, Pawtucket, R. 1. Crabtree Albert, B. A. Trinity, 1892, Fall River Humphries Romilly Francis, B. A. Trinity, 1892, New York City Laidlaw Gilbert Wiliam, B. L. Cornell, 1892, Ithaca, N. Y. Nicholas Lewis, B. A. Univ. of Toronto, 1891, Mitchell, Ont.

Perry James DeWolf, Jr. B. A. Univ. of Penn. 1891, Harvard, 1892, Germantown, Pa.

Pressey Ernest Albert, B. A. Trin- ity, 1892, Detroit, Mich. Ross Henry Phipps, Fultonville, N. Y. (Diocese of Massachusetts) Smith Everety Pepperell, B. A. Columbia, 1892, New York City White E iot, B A. Harvard, 1892, New York City

Whittemore Francis Lee, B. A. Harvard, 1892, Cambridge

The New Church Theologi- cal School.

Quincy street, cor. Kirkland.

Removed to Cambridge, 1889.

OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION.

Hon. Albert Mason, Pres. ; Pen- nington Halstead, clerk; E. A. Whiston, M. D., Treas .; L. L. Webster, W. J. Cutler, R. A. Lewis, F. A. Dewson, William Mc- George, Jr., W.N. Hobart, Alexan- der Officer, H. F .. Mills, G. T. Haw- ley, C. M. Reed, F. J. Worcester, J. R. Carter, L. G. Lowe, Directors.

MANAGERS OF THE SCHOOL.

Rev. S. F. Dike, D. D., chair- man; Rev. James Reed, A. M., Sec. ; Rev. S. S. Seward, Rev. W. B. Hayden, Rev. C. Giles, Rev. W. H. Hinkley, Rev. L. P. Mercer, Rev. J. C. Ager, Rev. Frank Sewell, W. N. Hobart, William Mc- George, Jr., E. A. Whiston.

FACULTY.

Rev. John Worcester, Pres. and Prof. of Theology ; Rev. S.F. Dike, D. D., Prof. Ecclesiastical History ; Rev. T. O. Paine, L. L. D., and Rev. Jacob E. Warren, Professors in Bible Languages ; Rev. Theodore F. Wright, Ph. D., Prof. of Homi- letics ; Howard M. Ticknor, In- structor in Elocution.

STUDENTS.

Autrobus John Brouwi Christian [I. Gladish Willis Hoek Louis Harris Thaddeus M. Lillieforss M. Marshall Ira W.

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ESTABLISHED 1862.

..........

JAMES E. HUNTRESS.

GEORGE F. HUNTRESS.

W. A. GREENOUGH & CO.,

COMPILERS, PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS OF

DIRECTORIES

A COMPLETE FILE OF OUR OWN PUBLICATIONS ON HAND FOR REFERENCE, AT OUR OFFICE.

Maps of Brookline, Cambridge, Haverhill, New Bedford, Portsmouth and Somerville, at 35c each.

PUBLICATION AND PRINTING OFFICE,

NO. 97 OLIVER STREET,

BOSTON,

MASS.

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APARTMENT HOTEL

OR MRS JULIA À EVANS

JAHASTY ARCHT

The Above Building Built by E. W. BOYNTON & CO.,

Builders of

First-Class Residences and Apartment Houses.

The best of Reference. All work done on Honor. Estimates Furnished. ·

Residence 92 Columbia St.

S. JACOB

Antique Furniture, China, Silver

and Bric-a-Brac.

Shells, Minerals, and Natural History Specimens, Engravings, Arms, etc.

33 BATRTLE SQUARE, Cambridge. 6 Beacon St., Boston.

ADVERTISEMENTS

F. E. BURRAGE, Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance, Especial attention given to Collection of Rents and Care of Real Estate. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. 591 Main Street, Cor. Essex, - CAMBRIDGEPORT.

CHARLES H. MEAD, BUILDING CONTRACTOR, 39 Court Street, BOSTON.

ZEBAH HAYDEN, Carpenter and Builder DYKE, Corner DEWOLF STREET. Jobbing Promptly Attended to. Houses Built and for Sale. Residence, 14 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge.

E. K. HALL; Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance. Houses and Lots for Sale. Houses Built to order. Particular attention paid to large Tracts of Land. PATRONAGE SOLICITED. 374 North Ave., Cambridge Mass. Residence, 17 Haskell St.

E. C. HIMEON, Cycle Agency and Sporting Goods. Quadrant and Western Wheel Works Wheels a Specialty. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.

584 Main Street, CAMBRIDGEPORT.

LUCIUS W. SABIN,

PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER,

58 Pleasant St., CAMBRIDGEPORT.

DANIELS, BADGER & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

FURNITURE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Warerooms, 134 Friend Street, BOSTON, MASS. Factory, Albany Street, Cambridgeport.

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The Cambridgeport National Bank.

OF CAMBRIDGE,

Incorporated 1826. Re-organized 1865.

ASA P. MORSE, Pres. WILL F. ROAF, Cashier.

WALTER G. DAVIS, Clerk and Messenger.

DIRECTORS .- Lucius R. Paige, Asa P. Morse, Charles James, Frank H. Jones, Charles Bullock.

DISCOUNT DAY-THURSDAY.

Located; 585 Main Street.

Charlestown Five Cents Savings Bank.

SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, THOMPSON SQUARE. *- INCORPORATED 1854 .-**

Open daily, from 9 to 2 ; Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, from 3 to 5 o'clock. PRESIDENT. . AMOS STONE.

Treasurer, A. M. ANDREWS. Clerk, BENJAMIN F. STACEY.

VICE PRESIDENTS :- Amos Stone, George B. Neal. Geo. S. Pendergast, Otis Little, A. E. Cutter, Francis Hall. TRUSTEES :- Otis Little. Amos Stone, George B. Neal, Abram E. Cutter, George S. Pendergast, Benjamin F. Stacey, Francis Hall, Emrie B. Stetson, Charles F. Byam, Augustus W. Stover, Warren Sanger, Peter S. Roberts, J. F. Hunnewell, JJoseph Stone, Geo. M. Starbird, Daniel G. Walton, Samuel T. Harris, Thomas Doane, Stanley B. Hildreth, Mark Burns, F. O. Reed.

THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS SAVINGS BANK.

NOS. 36 & 38 SCHOOL STREET.

INCORPORATED 1854.

Open for deposits from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. daily, and Saturdays from 3 to 5, and 6 to 8 p. m ; open for drafts from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. daily.

PRESIDENT ALONZO H. EVANS. VICE-PRESIDENTS :- William Claflin, Roland Worthington, Sam'l R. Payson, Edward Edmunus, Win. O. Grover, James A. Woolson.

Treasurer, CURTIS C. NICHOLS.

TRUSTEES :- William Claflin, Wm. O. Grover, Sam'l R. Payson, James A. Woolson, Rufus S. Fros', Jos. H. Cannell, Eustace C. Fitz, E. S. Converse, Edward Edmunds, Curtis C. Nichols, Albert A. Pope, D. Webster King, Roland Worthington, A. H. Evans, Nathaniel N. Thayer, Henry F. Coe, Wm. A. Tower, Oliver Ames, S. A. Carlton, Wm. R. Dupee, Walter P. Tilton, Leander Beul, Albert H. Davenport, George Hutchinson, Wilmot R. Evans.

WARREN INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS.

%-INCORPORATED 1829 .-

Savings Bank Building, 25 Main St., CHARLESTOWN. Open daily, from 9 to 1; also, Wednesday and Saturday afternoon from 3} to 4} o'clock.

PRESIDENT.

TIMOTHY T. SAWYER.

Treasurer, GEORGE F. TUFTS. Secretary, GEORGE S. TOOLE,

VICE-PRESIDENTS :- Henry K. Frothingham, George Hyde, Henry Lyon, John Stowell Isaac P. T Edmunds, Nahum Chapin. TRUSTEES :- Thomas R. B. Edmand., John S. Whiting Charles E. Dani Is, Ne son Bartlett, John Turner, Chas F. Fairbanks, Thomas G. Frothingbain Everett Torrey, Charles R. Lawrence, Win. R. Austin, Nath in E. Tufts, Henry H. Chandler.

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Cambridge National Bank. 221 CAMBRIDGE STREET, EAST CAMBRIDGE, ORGANIZED JUNE 1, 1864.

CAPITAL, $100,000.

D. R. Sortwell, Pres. J. C. Bullard, Cashier. Everett L. Stevens, Teller.

DIRECTORS :- D. R. Sortwell, A. F. Sortwell, J. C. Bullard, Thomas Cunningham, G. Goepper.

DISCOUNT DAY-TUESDAY.

The First National Bank

OF CAMBRIDGE. Formerly

HARVARD BANK.

Re-organized 1864.

Incorporated 1861. CAPITAL $200,000. DANIEL U. CHAMBERLIN, President. W. A. BULLARD, Cashier. W. F. EARLE, Teller.

WALTER EARLE, Clerk and Messenger. DIRECTORS :- Dana W. Hyde, Joseph A. Holmes, D. U. Chamberlin, Henry Endicott, H. N. Tilton. DISCOUNT DAY-MONDAY.

LOCATED ON MAIN STREET, CORNER PROSPECT.

The Charles River National Bank,

OF CAMBRIDGE

State Charter, 1832. National, 1864.

CAPITAL, - - $100,000.

WALTER S. SWAN, President.

GEORGE H. HOLMES, Cashier. WM. M. SNOW, Asst. Cashier and Paying Teller. GEORGE E. BRIGGS, Receiving Teller. EDMUND H. NORRIS, Bookkeeper. A. MEAD WHEELER, Messenger.

DIRECTORS : 1

WALTER S. SWAN, WM. T. RICHARDSON, WM. KIMBALL, JOSEPH G. THORP, JAS. A. WOOD. DISCOUNT EVERY DAY.

LOCATED

AT NO. 1 HARVARD

ROW.

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NATIONAL CITY BANK

OF CAMBRIDGE.

677 MAIN STREET, Cambridgeport, Mass.

Incorporated 1853. Re-organized 1885.

Charter Extended 1885.

Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $50,000.

EDWIN DRESSER, President. HENRY B. DAVIS, Cashier.

WILLIAM A. JAMES, Teller. GORHAM H. DAVIS, Clerk and Messenger.

DIRECTORS :- EDWIN DRESSER, FRANK A. KENNEDY, CALEB C. ALLEN, GEORGE W. GALE, HENRY B. DAVIS.

Discount Every Day.

Lechmere National Bank,

172 CAMBRIDGE ST., COR. SECOND, EAST CAMBRIDGE.

Incorporated 1853.

Re-Organized March, 1865.

CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS, $70,000.

LEWIS HALL, President. GEORGE A. LLOYD, Cashier. ARTHUR G. REED, Clerk and Messenger.

-DIRECTORS -*

LEWIS HALL, J. F. PENNELL, GEO. W. DEARBORN, O. S. BROWN, W. H. SHERMAN.

DISCOUNT DAY MONDAY.

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CAMBRIDGE SAVINGS BANK,

No. 2 HARVARD ROW, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. *- INCORPORATED 1834 .-- %

PRESIDENT . CHAS. W. SEVER.

TREASURER. . OSCAR F. ALLEN. CLERK JAMES H. WYETH.

BOOKKEEPER. ARTHUR H. BOARDMAN.

Interest computed from the fourth Thursday of every quarter, viz : January, April, July and . October, and payable in January and July of each year.

OFFICE HOURS, 8 A. M. to 1 P. M.

RELIANCE CO - OPERATIVE BANK,

Chartered July, 1889. LYCEUM BUILDING, HARVARD SQUARE. Meetings for Collection of Dues and Sale of Money second Wednesday evening of each month.

Money loaned on First Mortgages. Principal and Interest payable in Monthly Instalments, NEW SERIES OF SHARES, JANUARY AND JULY.

President, EDWARD W. HINCKS. Vice President, JOSEPH G. THORP, Jr. Secretary and Treasurer, AMASA S. K. CLARK.

-DIRECTORS :

Archibald M. Howe, Herman Bird, Michael Corcoran, Geo, H. Stearns, Marshall N. Stearns, Chas. W. McRaith, Chas. H. Cutler, Geo. A. Allison.

AUDITORS : George E. Saunders, Oscar F. Allen, O. Elliot Smith. ATTORNEY : Col. Wm. A. Bancroft.

Cambridge Safe Deposit and Trust Company,

424 Harvard St., opposite the College Grounds.

CAPITAL, $100,000. Transacts a General Banking Business.

For convenience of Depositors, this Company opens current accounts subject to check at sight and allows interest on balances or time deposits as agreed.

HENRY WHITE. PRESIDENT.

JOSEPH B. RUSSELL. .VICE-PRESIDENT.

LOUIS W. CUTTING. TREASURER.

DIRECTORS.

Josiah Q. Bennett, Gardiner M. Lane, Joseph B. Russell,

Oliver H. Durrell, Nathaniel C. Nash, .Ilcin F. Sortwell,

James .W. IT .. Hall,

William Taggard Piper, Henry White,

E. D. Leavitt,

.Moses Williams.

Office Hours from 8 A. M. to 2 P. M.

Telephone Connection.

SAFETY VAULTS DEPARTMENT.

Safes to rent in fire and Burglar-proof vaults from $10 per year upwards. Silver and other valuables stured.

Open from 8 A. M. to 2 P. M 5 P. M. to 6 P. M.

FRANKLIN PERRIN, Manager. D. J. VAUGHAN, Sub Manager.

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CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS, 1890. Total, - 2,238,943.

BARNSTABLE CO.

No. Attleboro

6,727

Conway

1,451

Barnstable

4,023

Norton

1,785

Deerfield

2.910

Bourne

1,442

Raynham

1,340

Erving

972

Brewster

1.003

Rehoboth

1,786

Gill

960

Chatham

1,954

Seekonk

1,317

Greenfield

5,252

Dennis

2,899

Somerset

2,106

Hawley

515

Eastham

602

Falmouth

2,567

Taunton

25,448

Leverett

702

Harwich

2,734

Westport

2,599

Ley den

407

Mashpee

298

Total

186,465

Montague

6,296

Provincetown

4,642

New Salem

85€

Sandwich

1,819

Chilmark

353

Orange

4,568

Wellfleet

1,291

Yarmouthı

1,760

Total

29,172

BERKSHIRE CO.

Adams

9,213

Total

4,369

Whately

779

Alford

297

ESSEX CO.

Total

38,610

HAMPDEN CO.

Agawam

2,352

Egremont

845

Boxford

865

Blandford

871

Florida

436

Bradford

3,720

Brimfield

1,096

Gt. Barrington

4,612

Danvers

7,454

Chester

1,295

Hancock

506

Essex

1,713

Chicopee

14,050

Hinsdale

1,739

Georgetown

2,117

Granville

1,061

Lanesborough

1,018

Gloucester

24,651

Hampden

831

Lee

3,785

Groveland

2,191

Holland

201

Lenox

2,889

Hamilton

961

Holyoke

35,637

Monterey

495

Haverhill

27,412

Long Meadow

2,183

Mt. Washington

148

Ipswich

4,439

Ludlow

1,939

New Ashford

125

Lawrence

44,654

Monson

3,650

New Marlboro

1,305

Lynn

55,727

Montgomery

266

North Adams

16 074

Lynnfield

787

Palmer

6,520

Otis

583

Manchester

1,789

Russell

879

Peru

305

Marblehead

8,202

Southwick

914

Pittsfield

17,281

Merrimac

2,633

Springfield

44,179

Richmond

796

Methuen

4,814

Tolland

393

Sandisfield

807

Middleton

924

Wales

700

Savoy

569

Nahant

880

Westfield

9,805

Sheffield

1,954

New bury

1.427

W. Springfield

5,077

Stockbridge

2,132

Newburyport

13,947

Wilbraham

1,814

Tyringham

412

N. Andover

3,742

Washington

434

Peabody

10,158

Total

135,713

HAMPSHIRE CO.

Amherst

4,512

Belchertown

2.120

Chesterfield

608

Total

81.108

BRISTOL CO.

Acuslinet

1,027

Attleboro

7,577

Berkley

894

Dartmouth

3,122

Total

299,995

Hadley

1,669

FRANKLIN CO.

Hatfield

1.246

Fairhaven

2,919

Ashfield

1,025

Huntington

1,385

Fall River

74,398

Bernardston

770

Middlefield

455

Freetown

1,417

Buck land

1,570

Northampton

14,990

Mansfield

3,432

Charlemont

972

Pelham

486

New Bedford

40,733

Colerain

1,671

Plainfield

435

Cottage City

1,080

Rowe

541

Edgartown

1,186

Shelburne

1,553

Shutesbury

453

Sunderland

663

Tisbury

1,506

Warwick

565

Wendell

505

Cheshire

1,308

Amesbury

9,798

Andover

6,142

Clarksburg

884

Dalton

2,885

Beverly

10,821

Northfield

1,869

Truro

919

Gay Head

139

Gosnold

135

Monroe

282

Orleans

1,219

Swansea

1,456

Heath

503

Easton

4,493

Topsfield

1,022

Easthampton

4,395

Enfield

952

Wenham

886

Goshen

297

W. Newbury

1,796

Granby

765

Greenwich

526

Dighton

1,889

Rockport

4,087

Williamstown

4,221

Windsor

612

Salem

30,801

Salisbury

1,316

Saugus

3,673

Swampscott

3,198

Cummington

787

W. Stockbridge

1,492

Rowley

1,248

Becket

946

DUKES CO.

718

CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS

Prescott

376

NANTUCKET CO.

SUFFOLK CO.

Boston 448,477

Chelsea

27.909

Ware

7,329

Total

3,268

Winthrop

2,726

Williamsburg

2,057

Worthington

714

Total

51,859

MIDDLESEX CO.

Acton

1,897

Arlington

5,629

Ashby

825

Ashland

2,532 2,148

Foxboro

2,933

Boylston

770

Bedford

1,092

Holbrook

2,474

Charlton

1,847

Billerica

2,380

Hyde Park

10,193

Clinton

10,424

Boxborough

325

Medway

2,985

Douglas

1,908

Cambridge

70.028

Milton

4,278

Fitchburg

22.037

Chelmsford

2,695

Ne dham

3.035

Gardner

8,424

Concord

4,427

Norwood

3,733

Hardwick

2,922

Dunstable

416

Quincy

16,723

Harvard

1.095

Everett

11,068

Randolph

3.946

Holden

2,623

Framingham

9,239

Sharon

1,634

Hopedale

1,176

Groton

2,057

Stoughton

4,852

Hubbardston

1,246

Holliston

2,619

Walpole

2,604

Lancaster

2.201

Hopkinton

4.088

Wellesley

3,600

Leicester

3,120

Hudson

4,670

Weymouth

10.866

Leominster

7,269

Lexington

3,197

Lunenburg

1,146

Lincoln

987

Mendon

919

Littlet n

1,025

Milford

8,780

Lowell

77.696

Millbury

4,4 28

PLYMOUTH CO.

New Braintree

573

Marlborough

13,805

Northborough

1,952

Maynard

2,700

Northbridge

4,603

Medford

11,079

Brockton

27,294

N. Brookfield

3,871

Melrose

8,519

Carver

994

Oakham

738

Natick

9,118

Duxbury

1,908

Oxford

2,616

Newton

24,379

E. Bridgewater

2,911

Paxton

445

N. Reading

874

Halifax

562

Petersham

1,050

Pepperell

3,127

Hanover

2,093

Phillipston

502

Reading

4,088

Hanson

1,267

Princeton

982

Sherborn

1,381

Hingham

4,564

Royalston

1,030

Shirley

1,191

Huil

989

Rutland

980

Somerville

40,152

Kingston

1,659

Shrewsbury

1,449

Stoneham

6.155

Lakeville

935

South borough

2,114

Stow

903

Marion

871

Southbridge

7.655

Sudbury

1,197

Marshfield

1.713

Spencer

8,747

Tewksbury

2,515

Matta poisett

1,148

Sterling

1,244

Townsend

1,750

Middleboro

6,065

Sturbridge

2,074

Tyngsboro

662

Norwell

1.635

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The Cambridge directory 1893, Part 82

Author: Publication date: 1893 Publisher: W.A. Greenough, Number of Pages: 698

Author:
Publication date: 1893
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
Number of Pages: 698