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Yarrin A. Mrs. 268} Western ave. Yuill Emma J. 140 Pleasant
FLOWERS 51
J. NEWMAN & SON TREMONT STREET, BOSTON We have no Branch Stores
GREENE & CO.,
LICENSED GAS FITTERS.
Been doing it 27 Years,
723 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
BUSINESS 597
Ventilation and Drainage HAWKES LEVI, 623 Mass. ave. See p. 30 HIGGINS & CO. 702 Mass. av. See p. 972
Ventilator Mufr. Hall H. W. 515 Mass. ave.
Veterinarians
Broderick W. H. 2475 Mass. ave. Dowd M. J. 26 Palmer
Ferguson William, 10 Bay Hadcock Charles E. 1230 Mass. av. Murphy D. S. 10 Essex Murphy J. D. 565 Mass. ave.
North Mark N. 10 Bay Smith Frank J. 420 Green
Smith L. Albert, 25 Pleasant
Veterinary Hospital Cambridge Veterinary Hospital, 10 Bay
Vim Tires BOSTON WOVEN HOSE & RUBBER CO. 29 Hamp- shire. See p. 934
Viscol Mufr. Sommer Adolph, 188 First
Wagon Springs BOSTON WOVEN HOSE & RUBBER CO. 29 Hamp- shire. See p. 934
Wall Papers ATKINS CHARLES & CO. 27 and 29 Prospect. See p. 948 LOUGEE O. C. & CO. 203 Appleton. See p. 946 Rafferty Thomas F. 1223 Camb. THAYER & CO. 730 Mass. ave. See p. 947 WARD WM. 20 Second. See p. 948
DIRECTORY
Watch Makers and Repairers
Bacon John F. 1857 Mass. ave.
Bailey Eugene A. 881 Main
Colburn Frank A. 1432 Mass. ave.
Grant Edward, 2405 Mass. ave.
Greene W. S. 651 Maiu
Shurtleff Jesse P. 2041 Mass. ave.
Water, Steam and Gas Pipe
BRAMAN, DOW & CO. 239 to 245 Causeway, Boston. See p. 928
Water Conductors STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE) mills at Neponset ;. exhibit 166 Devonshire; sales- room 1 Sudbury, Haymarket sq. Boston. See p. 925
Water Gas Mnfr. Mitchell John W. r. 87 Main
Waterproof Clothing and Hats
SAWYER H. M. & SON (oiled) factory, 20 Thorndike near Second. See p. 936
Water Proof Floors HIND THOMAS J. 19 Milk, Boston. See p. 976 and front edge
LOWE GEORGE H. 177 Mass. ave. Arlington. See page 941
SIMPSON BROS. CORP. 166 Devonshire, Boston. Se page 39
WARREN BROTHERS CO. Potter, near Third; office 143 Federal, Boston. See back cover and page 923
FLOWERS 51
J. NEWMAN & SON TREMONT STREET. BOSTON We have no Branch Stores
GREENE & CO.,
STEAM WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 723 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE .-
BUSINESS 598
Water (Spring) BELMONT CRYSTAL SPRING WATER CO. See page 939 ROBBINS SPRING WATER CO. 1090 Mass. ave. cor. Robbins road, Arlington. See opp.
Water Tight Cellars HIND THOMAS J. 19 Milk, Boston. See p. 976 and front edge
MURTFELDT W. A. COM- PANY, 192 Devonshire. Bos- ton. See back binding SIMPSON BROS. CORP. 166 Devonshire, Boston. See p. 39
WARREN BROTHERS CO. Potter, near Third; office 143 Federal, Boston. See back cover and page 923
Waterproofing HIND THOMAS J. 19 Milk, Boston. See p. 976 and front edge
SIMPSON BROS. CORP. 166 Devonshire, Boston. See page 39
WARREN BROTHERS CO. Potter, near Third; office 143 Federal, Boston. See back cover and p. 923
Wedding Cake PETTERSON OSCAR G. 483 to 489 and 683 Main. See page 956
Wheelwrights BEGMANN JOHN, 34 Cam- bridge. See p. 972 LOHNES A. S. & CO. 2418 Mass. ave. See p. 959 Miller James, 2015 Mass. ave. Van Buskirk Charles, 734 Main
Whiteners and White- washers
ACKERS J. L. P. (estate of) 515 Mass. av. See p. 575 ATKINS CHARLES & CO. 27 and 29 Prospect. Seé p. 948 BERGIN K. & SONS, 154 Amory. See page 944 DICKIE G. F. r. 104 Gore. See page 944 EDWARDS W. J. 28 and 85 Boylston. See page 946 Haley Henry, 280 Broadway
DIRECTORY
HARRINGTON & HOW- ELL, 21 Parker. See p. 944 HERON WILLIAM J. & CO. 632 Mass. ave. See p. 945 Johnson Matthew, 102 Harvard LEACH C. K. 1973 Mass. ave. See p. 948 LOUGEE O. C. & CO. 203 Appleton. See page 946
MILLER C. H. 60 Porter road. See page 948 Oleson Thorwald, 15 Fairmont O'TOOLE AUSTIN A. 21 Prospect. See page 945
REED CLARENCE G. order box 22, Sawin's Express office, Harvard sq. and 30 Forest, cor. Beacon, Somerville. See p. 945 REED S. M. & CO. 19 Palmer and 1973 Mass. ave. See p. 944 RYAN THOMAS, 17 Clary. See page 944
SAWYER CHARLES A. 884 Main. See front cover
SHEAFE JOHN C. 295 Franklin. See page 948 SHERWIN R. A. 507 Putnam ave. See page 948 THAYER J. H. & CO. 730 Mass. ave. See page 947
Window and Door Frames CARLISLE E. A., POPE & CO. 2 to 10 Sudbury, Boston. See page 943
Window Glass CARLISLE E. A., POPE & CO. 2 to 10 Sudbury, Bos- ton. See page 943
Window Screens and Doors BURROWES E. T. CO. (THE) Spring, corner Centre, Portland, Me. See page 975
Window Shades CORCORAN J. H. & CO. 587 Mass. ave. See p. 965 COVENY W. J. 1116 Mass. av. See page 961 PAINE FURNITURE CO. 48 Canal, Boston. See opposite college directory .
Windows (Putty-less) CARLISLE E. A., POPE & CO. (A. M. Whipple's patent) 2 to 10 Sudbury, Boston. See p. 943
FLOWERS 51
J. NEWMAN & SON TREMONT STREET, BOSTON We have no Branch Stores
GREENE & CO.,
VENTILATION and SHEET METAL WORKERS.
723 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
BUSINESS 599 DIRECTORY
IF YOU WANT ANY SPRING WATER YOU WANT THE BEST
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS
ROBBINS SPRING WATER
Has been known and sold as a pure water in this vicinity.
BUY THE BEST AND PREVENT DISEASE
Robbins Springs are on top of Arlington Heights, above all contaminating surface con- ditions.
Examine State Board of Health reports.
Examine the Springs themselves and com- pare them with others. Try the water.
Delivered in 5 gallon glass jars in tilting frames. Call, send postal or telephone.
1090. Massachusetts Ave. corner Robbins Road Arlington Heights.
TELEPHONE ARLINGTON 155-3
Robbins Spring Water a Feature at ROBBINS SPRING HOTEL Robbins Road Arling- ton Heights. Finest Suburban Hotel About Boston
Wines and Liquors BERRY C. & CO. 84 Leverett, Boston. See p. 40
Wire Rope HOUGHTON J. H. 77 Oliver, Boston. See page 15
Wire Screens (Insect) BURROWES E. T. CO. (THE) Spring, cor. Centre, Portland, Me. See page 975 MORSS & WHYTE, 116 Franklin, and 79 Cornhill, Bos- ton. See page 936
Wire Workers and Dealers MORSS & WHYTE, 116 Franklin, and 75 to 81 Corn- hill, Boston. See page 936
Wood and Coal (See also Coal and Wood, also Kindling Wood.) Amarel Geo. 26 Hampshire Anderson Alfred. 66 School
BAY STATE FUEL CO. general office and wharves: 157 Main, branch offices; foot of Dunster, 11 Brattle, 624 Mass. ave. and 127 Camb. B. See front cover
BOSTON HAY STORAGE CO. 990 Camb. 9 River and 5 Harvard. See page 30
BRADEEN J. S. CO. 667 Cambridge. See page 31 CARSTEIN HANS L. Cogswell ave. See page 937 Champoux Eugene, 44 Camb.
47
COLEMAN BROS. 242 First, 91 Broadway, 450 Mass. ave. branch 70 Green, B. See p. 937 Emerson George C. 32 East McCarthy E. E., Binney pl.
METROPOLITAN COAL CO. 221 Bridge, general offices, 30 Congress, B. See foot lines in general directory
O'NEILL JAMES P. 309 Cambridge. See page 937 OSGOOD & WENDELL, 617 Mt. Auburn. See page 937
FLOWERS 51
J. NEWMAN & SON TREMONT STREET, BOSTON We have no Branch Stores
5 GALLONS ..
ROBBINS
SPRING WATER®
GREENE & CO.,
We put a great many colls ·, in Furnaces for those cold rooms. 723 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE.
BUSINESS 600
Wood and Coal-Con. PAGE GEO. G. BOX CO. (kindling) 3 to 13 Hampshire. See page 392
PROUDFOOT DAVID & CO. 84 Bridge, and 92 State, rm. 43, B. See front cover WELLINGTON - WILD COAL CO. 30 Bridge, gen- eral offices, 7 Central, B. See front cover
WELLINGTON & BUCK, 211 Bridge and 17 Central sq. See back cover
Wood and Ivory Turning
Jones S. 80 State Scranton D. F. 80 State
STANDARD TURNING WORKS, 122 Broadway, 746 Main, and 53 State, rm. 1052, B. See back cover
Wood Carvers ( See also Carvers-Wood.) BRANDAU LOUIS W. 79 State. See p. 947 Forge & Miller, 29 Otis O'Connor James, 742 Main Scribner W. G. 78 State
Wood Mantels PAINE FURNITURE CO. 48 Canal, Boston. See opp. col- lege directory
DIRECTORY
Wood Printers PAGE GEO. G. BOX CO. 3 to 13 Hampshire. See p. 392
Wood Pulleys ROBERTS J. H. & CO. 137 Portland, Boston. See p: 934 Wood Turners Scranton H. A. 81 State STANDARD TURNING WORKS, 122 Broadway, 746 Main, and 53 State, rm. 1052, Boston. See back cover
STEARNS A. T. LUMBER CO. (THE) mills at Neponset; exhibit 166 Devonshire; sales- room 1 Sudbury, Haymarket sq. Boston. See p. 925
Wooden Boxes
PAGE GEO. G. BOX CO. 3 to 13 Hampshire. See p. 392
Wooden Ware
MOORE & HADLEY, 8 Brattle. See p. 15
Wrought Iron Pipe and Fittings BRAMAN, DOW & CO. 239 to 245 Causeway, Boston. See p. 928
Yeast (Compressed) Fleischmann & Co. 167 Mass. av.
FLOWERS 51
J. NEWMAN & SON TREMONT STREET, BOSTON We have no Branch Stores
CAMBRIDGE
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CITY GOVERNMENT, 1902.
Municipal Election, Second Tuesday in December. City Government Organized on First Monday in January. (Appointed Officers too late for Publication.)
MAYOR.
Hon. John H. H. McNamee, office City Hall.
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1 - John D. Merrill and Stoughton Bell.
Ward 2-James F. Aylward, Herman Bird, Wm. M. Davis and Wm. W. Bird.
Ward 3-James T. Barrett and John W. Coveney.
Ward 4-Fred L. Beunke and Timothy W. Good.
Ward 5-H. L. Carstein and Albert H. Hall.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ward 1-Thorndike Spalding, Harry N. Stearus, Charles Wal- cott, C. H. Lake.
Ward 2-J. Edw. Barry, Thos. J. O'Brien, Herbert A. Rhoades, Joseph E. Sharkey, Harleigh J. Bushway, Michael II. Flynn, James F. Quinn.
Ward 3-John T. Hart, D. B. Shaughnessy Jr., Alex. J. Sulli- van.
Ward 4 - Edward E. Clark, Edwin A. Cutting, John D. Thompson, Geo. B. Caswell, Solo- mon H. Barnard.
Ward 5-Wm. H. Colman, Howland Dudley, John L. Dyer.
CITY OFFICERS.
City Clerk-Edward J. Brandon. Asst. City Clerk-Albert M.
Pear.
Treasurer and Collector of
Taxes-William W. Dallinger. City Auditor-Harry T. Upham. City Messenger - Francis L. Pratt.
Clerk of Common Council- Edward A. Counihan. Clerk of Committees - John McDuffie.
.City Physician - Lewis L. Bryaut.
City Solicitor-Gilbert A. A. Pevey. City Engineer-Lewis M. Hast- ings.
Chief of Police - Lothrop J. Cloyes.
Chief Engineer of Fire Depart- ment-Thomas J. Casey. Superintendent of Streets - Chas. A. Brown.
Superintendent of Public Build- ings and Inspector of Buildings- William H. Gray. Superintendent of Sewers - Theodore L. Pike.
City Electrician - Charles F. Hopewell.
Inspector of Milk and Vinegar -Philip P. Sharples.
Sealer of Weights and Measures -Albert F. Roberts.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Bridge Commissioner and Har- bor Master-William J. Marvin.
Inspector of Animals and Pro- visions-Charles E. Hadcock, MI. D. V.
PRINCIPAL ASSESSORS.
Districts 1 and 5-Joshua G. Gooch.
Districts 2 and 4 - John M. Davis.
District 3-Daniel B. Shaugh- nessy. .
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
Ward 1-Warren Ivers.
Ward 2-George II. Munroe. Ward 3-
Ward 4-Edw. A. Barnard.
Ward 5-Henry E. Farrington.
OVERSEERS OF THE POOR.
Ward 1-Alex. Millan, term ex- pires 1903.
Ward 2- Charles James, term expires 1904. Ward 4 - Charles Walker, (Chairman) term expires 1906.
Ward 5-Charles Bullock, term expires 1905. 1
Secretary-David P. Muzzey, office Central sq. bldg. Cambridge- port.
Superintendent of City Home- Martin L. Eldredge.
Agent-Harold K. Estabrook.
Board of Health-William R. Peabody, E. Edwin Spencer, Charles Harris; J. B. Soper, Clerk; Edwin Farnham, M. D., Medical Inspector.
Keper of Lockups-Lothrop J. Cloyes.
Pound Keeper-Robert Holden. Person to Receive Information of Damage Done by Dogs-Loth- . rop J. Cloyes.
Measurers of Wood and Bark- Herbert T. Lawrence, Robert A. Parry, Robert D. Carter, George Stephens, David C. Proudfoot, Joseph P. Quilty, Ernest P. Cook.
Fence Viewers-Lewis M. Hast- ings, Colin Chisholm, William H. Gray.
Committee for the Preservation of Fish-Lewis M. Hastings, Theo. L. Pike, Edwin C. Brooks.
Constables-J. A. Brown, J. H. Cox. John Foster, Jos. Fox, F. H. Hager, W. F. Hayward, F. H. Lambert, J. E. Lennon, W. Ivers,
DEPARTMENT
J. T. Lynch, J. E. Price, A. M. Stewart, T. R. Sheridan, F. H. Wait, S. V. A. Carey, B. S. Lent, G. S. Clabburn, Frank E. Shaw, - John J. Rafferty, Joseph James, John F. Murphy.
Inspectors of Junk Shops, Pawn Brokers' Shops and Second- Hand Stores and Dealers-Mark J. Folsom, John F. Murray, James E. Murray, Frederick B. Pullen.
Hay Weigher-Edmund I. Train.
Coal Weighers - Hiram W. Brooks, Silas E. Buck, Clarence G. Bartlett, Eugene A. F. Bart- nett, Robert D. Carter, James W. Coleman, Ernest P. Cook, Warren Crane, Stanley Jennison, Harry W. Marston. Winslow S. Pierce, David Proudfoot, David C. Proud- foot, Geo. Il. Rugg, Geo. M. Smith, Chas. Turner, John Moy- nahan, B. Otis Danforth, Walter H. Nay, Leslie M. Snow.
Weighers-Edward J. Carroll, Isaac A. Chandler, Alex. S. Ford, John M. Guiney, Nathan H. Hol- brook, Robert Holden. William Maloney, Melvin MeFarland, T. HI. Shea, R. C. Bird, Ernest E. Bradbury, Arthur B. Dodge, James A. Ferguson, Edward F. Mahady, Fred W. McFarland, John F. Reilly, Wm. C. Reyeroft, John M. Thayer.
Persons to Seize all Baskets, Measures, Vessels, etc .- Albert F. Roberts.
Auctioneers-John J. Ahern, Robert C. Baxter, Daniel A. Buckley, Wilbur S. Clarke, John W. Coveney, Patrick Crowley, Henry J. Cunningham, Watson G. Cutter, Jeremiah F. Donavan, William R. Ellis, Paul Epstein, Frederic D. Fiske, Max Franken- stein, William L. Frankenstein, Leander N. Hannum, Edward R. Harris, Daniel J. Haves, Stephen H. Harrington, Frank L. Howe, F. Louis John, John A. Kelleher, William Kelly, Samuel R. Knights, George B. Kneeland, Frank H. Lambert, Frank M. Lawrence, James E. Lennon, Henry L. Marcy, John B. McKenna, John F. Murphy, Hen- ry C. H. Parker, Charles L. Phil- lips, Timothy A. Scott, Thomas C. Scottrou, Frank E. Shaw, Fred W. Sleeper, Thomas W. Spencer, Francis Traynor, Walter C. Ward- well, Batholomew M. Young.
MISCELLANEOUS 603
Measurer of Grain-Albert F. Roberts.
Mesurer and Surveyor-Henry L. Ilale.
Surveyors of Mechanics' Work -Charles A. Mason, Hosea W. Leach.
Undertakers-David F. Corco- ran, John W. Coveney, Daniel P. Danrhy, Edwin L. Derby, Arthur S. Fudge, Edw. J. Fudge, David Fudge. Fred L. Hutchins, George II. Kelley, Horace D. Litchfield, Judson Litchfield, C. Heury Lock- hart, Abiel E. Loug, Gro. W. Long, James F. Mullen, John J. Murphy, Wm. N. Nealley, David J. Nelligan. T. L. O'Brien, T. M. Roles, JJohn J. Ross. Daniel P. Shea, James J. Shea, John T. Shea, M. JJ. Shea, John W. Skel- ley JJr., Wm. F. Stearns, Ralph Smith, William Stinsou, W. A. Taylor, Heury A. Wyeth, Beuja- min F. Wyeth.
Park Commissioners - George Howland Cox (Pre -. ) Edmund Reardon, H. E. Whiting, Clerk aud Gen. Supt.
Registrars of Voters -James Cox (Chairman), Isaac S. Pear, J. P. McCormick, Office Central sq. bldy. Western ave.
Water Board-Wm. B. Durant, Pres. ; Wellington Filmore, Gro. H. Howard, Stillman F. Kelley, Edmund H. Steveus ; Walter H. Harding, Registrar and Clerk of Board. Office City Hall.
Harry L. Lincoln, Registrar's Asst.
Fred G. Davis, Inspector.
E. C. Brooks, Pumping Engi- neer and Supt.
Charles B. Parker, Asst. Supt.
Police Department.
Chief of Police-Lothrop J. Cloyes ; office, Central sq. bldg. Western ave.
Deputy Chief of Police-Wil- liam F. Batchelder.
Captains-District 1, Mark J. Folsom; district 2, Fred B. Pul- len ; district 3, John F. Murray.
Inspector-Capt. Jas. E. Mur- ray.
Asst. Inspector-Lieut. H. C. JoLes.
Chief's Clerk-C. W. Priest.
DEPARTMENT
Sergeants of Police - Daniel Callahan, David A. Stevens, sta- tion 1 ; M. J. Conry. J. Scott Alex- ander, stuition 2; William 1. Mul- lett, Charles L. Pike, station 3.
Policemen-District 1, Charles F. Aberle, W. F. Aberle, George T. Barrington, Edward F. Belcher, Elbridge S. Blen, Michael J. Brennan, Timothy Corcoran, James A. Cox, Patrick Doyle, Joseph H. Furbush, Robert T. Hixon, Dexter Jewett, T. F. Leahy, George J. Mahoney, John J. MeBrite, C. JJ. McCann, John E. McCrehan, Charles C. Marston, P. F. Murray. Simon D. Hiseock, Charles H. Presho, Ralph R. Rice, Bernard S. Roper, George Smyth, Jam-s E Me Vulty, Joseph C. Temple, Dennis F. Leahy, John H. Wells, Orrin B. White, James H. H. Holt, Fred L. Ladl, John F. Winslow, Jolin P. Małoy, Ed- ward J. Comerford, E. J. Welch, C. W. Wyman. District 2, Rich- ard H. Aylward, M. Culhane, John Coulter, T. F. Dynan, M. A. Ginty, J. J. Griffithis. M. M. Hackett, John A. Hezlitt, B. F. Higgins, Willi im H. H. Howe, F. W. Law, James L. McElroy, Ed- ward J. Mccabe. Bernard Mc- Caffrey, Wm. H. MeMenimen, M. Neilon, T. J. Real, F. A. Robin- son, William H. Robertson, T. P. Rowe, W. H. Rowe, J. E. Shangh- nessy, C. Sullivan, R. E. Mullin, John W. Deehan, Fred M. Ellis, Wm. Hill, JJ. W. Parks, W. F. Mckeown, Herbert Gordan. Dis- trict 3, F. Apel, D. F. Counihan, P. F. Dunle.s. J. P. Hall, William N. Mullins, P. F. Hurley, F. W. Scobey, B. C. Scully, Joseph F. MeCorry, F. W. Skelley, D. F. Walsh, J. McCarthy, J. Kelleher, Thomas M. Campbell, J. B. For- restall, S. J. Mulvaney.
Reserve Officers-E. E. Blan- chard, John J. Canney, Harry W. Davis, Anton B. Deihl, Edward F. Horrigau, Michael J. Kelley, F. D. LaMarche. John P. Neilan, J. W. Roberts, David L. Walsh.
Med. Examiner-Wm. D. Swan.
Third District Court of Eastern Middlesex. Jurisdiction-Cambridge, Ar- lington and Belmout.
MISCELLANEOUS 604
Standing Justice-Charles Al- my. Special Justices-Samuel W. McDaniel and Augustine J. Daly. Clerk-Emerson W. Law. Asst. Clerk-Herbert J. Splaine. Meet every day at 9 a. m. legal holidays excepted. City building, Brattle square.
Fire Department.
Chief Engineer-Thomas J. Casey. 168 Lexington ave. Asst. -Nathaniel W. Bunker; Timothy Curran, Chief's Driver.
ENGINE CO. NO. 1. City bldg. Brattle sq.
.John L. Jones Jr., Capt .; Thomas H. Kneeland, Lieut .; Daniel E. Powers, Engineman ; Hiram W. Hooker, Asst. Engine- man; Bernard J. Coakley, Driver of Engine ; Daniel E. Shea, Driver of Hose.
ENGINE CO. NO. 2. 378 to 394 Mass. ave. James Cunningham, Capt. ; Arthur C. Day, Lieut .; William H. Cairns, Engineman ; John H. MeDermott. Asst. Engineman ; Charles A. Olsen, Driver ; George W. Montgomery, Driver of Hose.
ENGINE CO. NO. 3. Third st. cor. Gore.
Walter Baker, Capt .; John Brassel, Lieur. ; Iliram Blood, En- gineman; Chas. A. Blair, Asst. Engineman; Peter McSorley, Driver; P. J. Hayes, Driver of Hose.
ENGINE CO. NO. 4. Mass. ave. cor. Blake.
Daniel A. McCaughlin, Capt .; Riclunond M. Burke, Lieut. ; John E. Ricker, Engineman ; Jeremiah O'Conner, Asst. Engineman ; Al- bert S. Benson, Driver; George E. Muzzey, Driver of Hose.
ENGINE CO. NO. 5. Inman sq.
Frank P. Scanlan, Capt .; Wm. T. King. Lient. ; Charles E. Con- ner, Engineman ; Frank MeGrath, Asst. Engineman; Charles R. Ilooker, Driver; Jas. II. Furfey, Driver of Hose.
DEPARTMENT
ENGINE CO. NO. 6. 178-180 River st.
John H. Brown, Capt .; Charles H. Waite, Lieut .; J. L. Howe, Engineman; Charles A. Cairns, Asst. Engineman ; Robert J. Bu- chanan, Driver; John J. O'Cal- laghan, Driver of Hose.
ENGINE CO. NO. 7. Main, opp. Pelham.
George A. Garrity, Capt .; Jo- seph A. Wood, Lieut. ; Thomas F. O Connell, Engineman ; John Mc- Carthy, Asst. Engineman; John D. Shea, Driver of Engine; Den- nis R. Sullivan, Driver of Hose.
CHEMICAL ENGINE NO. 1. Central sq. bldg. Western ave.
Lewis C. Clark, Lieut ; J. T. McCabe, Engineman ; John H. Dardis, Driver.
CHEMICAL ENGINE NO. 2. Lexington ave.
Wm. H. Barrow, Lieut. ; Robert J. Doyle, Engineman ; Wm. Haley, Driver.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 1. City building, Eliot sq.
John T. McNamee, Capt .; Edw. Conroy, Lieut .; Richard Chap- man, Driver ; Benjamin McArthur, Ladderman.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 2.
Portland street, near Cambridge.
Wm. F. Newman, Capt .; Jas. M. Casey, Lient. ; Thomas Mim- naugh, Driver; Albert Waite, Ladderman.
HOOK AND LADDER CO. NO. 3. 378 to 394 Mass. ave.
Cutler L. Vose. Capt .; Angus H. MacDonald, Liout. ; Thomas II. MeCourt, Tillerman ; Wm. E. Richardson, Driver.
CAMBRIDGE FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH.
Location of Boxes.
No. 7 Prison Point, cor. Bridge
7 Prison Point, u. round house (duplicate)
MISCELLANEOUS
605
DEPARTMENT
8 First, opp. Thorndike
9 Cambridge, u. First
12 Third, cor. Winter
13 Fourth, Police station No. 3
14 Cambridge, cor. Sixth
15 Vine, near Fifth
16 Broadway, cor. Sixth
17 Washington, n. cor. Burleigh
112
North, cor. Water
19 Mass. ave. near Amherst
113 Thorndike, cor. Third
21 Sidney, cor. Allston
23 Pearl, cor. Auburn
24 Brookline, opp. Valentine
25 Lafayette sq. Truck house, No. 3
26 Main, corner Osboro
27 Clark, cor. Harvard
28 Broadway, cor. Burleigh
29 Webster ave. cor. Plymouth
135
Harvard, cor. Inman
32 Columbia, cor. Cambridge
34
Columbia, cor. Hampshire
139 Pearl, cor. Allston
35 Harvard, cor. Norfolk
145 Bay, cor. Kinnaird
148 Cambridge, c. Ellsworth av.
37 Junc Pleasant and River
149
Kirkland, near Ballwin
38 Lake, cor. Magazine
151
Dana, cor. Harvard
39 Magazine, cor. Chestnut
152
Mass. ave. cor. Bow
41 Pleasaut, cor. Fairmont
42
River, cor. Blackstone
157
('arver, corner Wendell
45 Franklin, cor. Soden
162 Willard, corner Foster
46 Mass. ave. cor. Hancock
165
Mass. ave. cor. Linnæan
47 Broadway, cor. Antrim
167
Linnæan, cor. Avon Hill
48 Inman sq Engine house No. 5
168
Mass. ave. cor. Cogswell av.
49 Cambridge, opp. Baldwin
169
Rindge ave. cor. Hollis
51 Broadway, cor. Ellery
175
Crescent av. cor. Walden
52
Mass. ave. and Mt. Auburn, Putnam sq.
176
Bellevue av. cor. Avon Ilill
178
Sherman, cor. Walden
53
Mt. Auburn, cor. Holyoke pl.
54 Cambridge, Memorial Hall
56 Kirkland, cor. Summer
216
W. Boston bridge, transfer station
58 Mass. ave. cor. Waterhouse
234
Prospect, cor. Summer
59 Harvard square, cor. Brattle
271 Mass. ave. cor. Dudley
61 Brattle square, City building
371 Cambridge City Home
411 Blake Pump Works, Third
63 Brattle, cor. Mason
412 Ginn & Co. Fir-t
413 Alden Speare Sons & Co. Sixth
65 Mass. ave. cor. Shepard
414
Goepper Bros. Ninth
415 Standard Oil Works, Sixth
416 Rubber works yard, Ninth
417 Ivers & Pond, Main
419 418 Tower's factory, Broadway Curtis Davis & Co.'s yard, Broadway
74 Sherman, cor. Railroad
421
Norcross Brothers' yard, Brookline
75 Waldon, cor. Raymond
422
Kendell & Sons yard, Main
78 Concord ave. cor. Huron av.
423
Morss & Whyte, Franklin
79 Brattle, cor. Sparks
81 Mt. Auburn, near hospital
82 Brattle, cor. Appleton
425 F. A. Kennedy & Co., Green
83 Brattle, cor. Elmwood ave. 426 Spiral Tube works, Albany
84 Lake View av. cor. Huron av.
87 Fresh Pond av. cor. Concord avenue
89 Concord av. opp. Niles Bros.
92
Mt. Auburn, opp. R. R. car house
114 Gore, J. P. Squire's works
115 Third, corner Bent
116 Third. cor. Broadway
121 Brookline, cor. Chestnut
126 Pine, cor. Washington
131 Portland, cor. Cambridge
134 Tremont, c. Hampshire, city stable
31 Cambridge, cor. Harding
136 Norfolk, cor. Austin
137 Western av. cor. Howard
36 Mass. ave. cor. Prospect
153 Grant, cor. DeWolfe
43 Banks. near cor. Flagg
158 Oxford, corner Harris
179 Parker, cor. Healey
215 Spring, opp. Seventh
57 Oxford, cor. Hammoud
62 Mt. Auburn, opp. Hilliard
64 Concord ave. Arsenal square
68 Mass. ave. n. F. R. R. bridge
69 Mass. ave. opp. Day
71 Mass. ave. cor. Cottage Park avenue
72 Reed, near schoolhouse
73 Rindge ave. D.
N. E. brick yard
76 Walnut ave. cor. Arlington
424 Reardon & Son, Waverly
93 Locust, cor. Cushing
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MISCELLANEOUS 606
427 J. C. Davis soap works, Broadway
428 Boston Woven Hose & Rub- ber Co., Hampshire
II.
F. Sparrow factory, Hampshire and Clark
429 431 City Stable, Raymond 432 B. P. & P. Co., Concord ave.
433 Independent Ice Co., Second
442 Riverside Press, Blackstone
443 Camb. Electric Light Works, Western ave.
445
Reversible Collar Co., Put- nam ave.
464
Camb. Observatory, Concord av.
Two Blows. all-out signal.
Twelve Blows, repeated once, Military Call.
5.5-No school signal, given at 8.15 a. m., 12.45 or 1.15 p. m.
INSTRUCTIONS TO KEY HOLDERS.
Alarms to be given from the box neare-t the location of the fire.
Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, unless assis- tance is called for.
To give an alarm, open the door, pull the hook to the bottom of the slot once, and let go. Each box contains a small bell which, if heard before you pull, indicates that an alarm has been previously given, and by listening at the box, you will learn the number of the box from which the alarm was given, but in no case will you pull the hook while the alarm is strik- ing. After giving the alarm, re- main at the box. so as to direct the firemen to the fire. Be sure tluut you lock the box before leav- ing it.
Citizens are requested to inform themselves where keys to the sig- nal boxes are kept, signs suitably inscribed being placed over each box giving the requisite infor- mation.
First alarm will be given by striking two or more rounds of box number.
Second alarm will be given by repeating the first alarm.
Third aların will be given by striking three blows twice on gongs, bells and whistles.
General alarm will be given by striking three blows three times on gongs, bells and whistles.
DEPARTMENT
LOCATION OF BELL STRIKERS.
City Hall, Mass. ave.
Engine house 4, Mass. av.
Corlett st. school
Engine No. 2, Lafayette sq.
Engine 7, Main st.
Methodist church, Harvard st.
Engine house, Third st.
Steamer 5, Iuman sq.
Unitarian church, Harvard sq.
Webster school house, Upton st.
STEAM WHISTLES.
Boston Woven Hose, 29 Hamp- shire
Hews Pottery, Crescent avenue Electric Light station, Albro st.
C. F. HOPEWELL, Supt. of Fire Alarını.
Cambridge Public Library. Broadway, between Trowbridge and Irving streets.
Opened every day, legal holi- days excepted, from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sundays from 2 to 10 p. m.
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