The Cambridge directory 1905, Part 95

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Publication date: 1905
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
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R A Wood, William HI Wood, J H Woods, George G Wright.

COLONIAL CLUB, 20 Quincy George Howland Cox, Pres; Il A Chase, See; Will F Roaf, Treas; Res- ident Members :

Edwin Il Abbott, Alexander V G Alleu, W Frank Alley, Albert F Amee, John Amee, James B Ames. Abram P' Andrew, Edward A An- drews, Charles HI Ayres, Hollis R Bailey, Edward UI Baker, Hugh Ban- croft. William .1 Bancroft, Walter S Barker, George A Bartlett, Enoch Beane, Stoughton Bell, Josiah Q Bennett. Arthur S Bennink, Alexan-

bert II Blevins, Edwin P Boggs, William S Booth, Charles Borland, Charles L Bouton, Joseph D Bran- nan, George E Brigham, Elmer H Bright, Edwin C Brooks, John G Brooks, Silas E Buck, Clarence II Blackall, Summer A Brooks, Wil- liam G Brown, Gregory P Baxter, Hans L Carstein, Thomas N Carver. William E Castle Jr, Edgar R Champ- lin, Gilbert E Chandler, George' Il Chase, Harry W Chase, Herbert A Chase, Richard Cobb, Edward R Cogswell, Frank G Cook, Archibald C Coolidge. John HJ Corcoran, Wil- liam F Corne, George H Cox, John F Crocker, Joseph `II Cunningham, John Z Currie, Rufus C Cushman, Frank B Cutter, Henry O Cutter, Watson G Cutter, Augustine J Daly, Eugene A Darling, Edward A Daven- port, Herbert E Davidson, Andrew McF Davis, Bancroft G Davis, Wal- ter G Davis, John B Dayfoot, John O DeWolfe, Johu M Dick, David 'T Dickinson, Charles W Dimiek, Ro- land B Dixon, Edward S Dodge, Jolin C Dow, Edwin Dresser, Wil- liam B Durant, W M Davis, Richard Ela, Walter Ela, Charles W Eliot, Alfred E Ells (Concord. Mass), Sam- uel D Elmore, James W Eustis, Lan- ius D Evans. William G Farlow, Merritt L Fernald, Wellington Fill- more, Frederick P Fish, Richard T Fisher, Frederic D Fisk, Otis D Fisk, Josiah M Fiske, Fred B Forbes, Jeremiah D M Ford, Jabez Fox, Apthorp G Fuller, Edward F Gam- well, Thomas B Cannett, John H Gardiner, Edwin F Gay, Richard W Gertz, Arthur Gilman, Gustavus Goepper, William Goepper, George L. Goodale, Freeman C Goodnow, Charles H Grandgent, Edward C Grant, John C Gray, Walter C Grov- er, William T Goepper, Edwin B Hale, Walter HI Harding, Albert F Harlow, Albert B Hart, John W Hammond, Leander M Hannum, Wil- liam F Harris, Charles II Haskins, Frank W Hastings, Solon S Hastings, James W Ilay ward, Arthur R Hen- derson, Thomas W Higginson, Stan- ley B Hildreth, William H Hill, Wilder B Hodsdon, Ira N Hollis, Joseph E Holmes, Charles F Hope- well, Johu Hopewell, Edward R Iloughton, Frederick O Houghton, Henry O Houghton, Arthur L How- ard, George II Howard, William C Iloward, George E Howe, Gerald Howland, Shepard Howland, Eugene L. Howlett, Horace B Howlett, John II Hubbard, Phineas Hubbard, Free- man Hunt, Byron S Hurlbut, Charles M Hutchinsou, Richard W Hovey, Charles L Jackson, Patrick T Jack- son, Hans C G von JJagemann, Ar- thur F Johnson, Francis II Johnson, William II Johnson, Fred R JJouett, Winthrop S JJameson, Merton

der H Bill, Hiram Bingham Jr, Al- | Keith, Stillman F Kelley, Olindus F Kendall, Arthur E Kennelly, George 1, Kittredge, George F Kendall, Wil- liam P' Ladd, Walter J LaMarche, Roland O Lamb, William C Lane, George HI Lawrence, Frederick A Laws, George F Lawton, Erasmus D Leavitt. Thomas Leighton Jr, Charles B Locke, Henry A Locke, Joseph S Lockhart, William P P' Longfellow, Eugene R Luke, Francis D Magec, Frederick Manley, Rufus Il Manson, Philippe B Marcou, Lionel F Marks, M Sylvester Marshall, Herbert B MeIntire, Frank R McDonald, Isaac McLean, Robert J Melledge, James A Mason, George II Mifflin Jr, William L Mercer (Boston), George S Merrill, John D Merrill, Roger B Merriman, Hugo Meyer, Dickinson S Miller, George A Moore, John G Morrison, Charles II Morse, William A Munroe, Jamies JJ Myers, William B Munro, George A Nash, Nathaniel C Nash, William W Newell, John'T G Nichols Carleton E Noves, Samuel Noyes, William F Oburg, Frederick } Olmi- sted, James L Paine, William B Par- ker, Charles Peabody, Francis G Pea- body, Albert M Pear, Charles J Peters, Gilbert A A Pevey, Benjamin O Pierce, Charles E Pieree, James W Pierce, Eugene A Pope, Alfred C Potter, Wallace Preble, David Proud- foot, David C Proudfoot, Frederie W Putnam, Albert II Ranlet, David A Ritchie, Will F Roaf, Frederie N Robinson, J Arnold Rockwell, Pierre la Rose, Josiah Royce, J Henry Rus- sell, George Santayana, Dudley A Sargent, William B Saul, George E Saunders, Albert Sauveur, George A Sawyer, William H Schofield, Francis E Seaver, Nathaniel S Shaler, Charles R Shaw, Clement L. Smith, Frederick M Smith, Jeremiah Smith, Herbert W Smyth, Alvin F Sortwell, Win- throp P Soule, Charles H Spencer, Charles W Spencer, O M W Sprague, Horace B Stauton, Edmund II Stev- ens, Elbridge G Stevens, Edwin T Stiger, J Lymau Stone, Flavel ( Stratton, Edward H Strobel, Charles L. Taylor, Byron 'T Thayer, William V Thompson, Joseph G Thorp, Craw- ford HI Toy, Frederick W Turner, Samuel Usher, Benjamin Vaughan, Francis W Vaughan, Henry A Ware, H Langford Warren, Charles JWhite, John W White, Horatio S White, Moses P White, Iloward E Whiting, Stephen B Whiting, Edmund A Whitman, Charles F Whitmarsh, James K Whittemore, J Bertram Williams, Robert W Willson, John E Wolff, Harry JJ Wood, William II Wood, Charles F Woodman, Charles II ( Wright, John II Wright, Mor- till Wyman Jr, Edward HI Warren, Henry D Yerxa

DOWSE INSTITUTE Lecture room, Uniou hall, Temple Frank A Allen, Pres; George Howland Cox, Scc; Willard A Bullard, Trcas

517

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

EAST END CHRISTIAN UNION,

7 Burleigli Rev Theo F Wright, Pres ; Mary Woodman, See

ECONOMY CLUB George A Giles, Pres ; Albert II Chamberlain, See

GOOD GOVERNMENT LEAGUE OFCAMBRIDGE Henry N Wheeler, Pres ; Robert Waleott Sec Annnal meeting second Monday in Feb

HARVARD POLO CLUB 16

Palmer II S Vanderbilt Treas

HENDRICK CLUB 724 Main

HOWARD BENEVOLENT SO- CIETY OF CAMBRIDGE Orga- nized 1850 Ineorp 1867 Geo Close, Pres; Francis E Seaver, See Meet first Tuesday of each month at 671 Mass av

HUDSON SOCIAL CLUB 191 Broadway

KENNEDY F A CO MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION Mect second Tuesday of each month at 631 Mass av

LASSELLE SOCIAL CLUB 20 Seeond Dennis Coffey, Pres; Jere Sullivan, Treas ; Wm Burns, See

LECHMERE CAMERA CLUB 288 Cambridge Jolm HI Eagan, Pres ; Norman S MeLennan, Sec

LECHMERE S & A CLUB 133 Bridge

LUSO-AMERICAN CLUB 305 Cambridge Frank Oliver Pres ; Frank Bettencourt, Sec; Manuel Andrew, Treas Meet second and fourth Sun- days of each month at 3 PM

MEGANSETT CLUB 67 Sixth

MIDDLESEX ANTLETIC ASSO- CIATION 326 Main Organized Oct 25, 1902 Robert Law, Pres; Edward Langley, See Officers elected first Wednesday in Jan Meet first Wed- nesday of each monthi

MIDDLESEX CLUB 158 Third

MONITOR CYCLE CLUB 18

Austin

NEW ENGLAND EDUCATION LEAGUE Rev W Scott, See; Ray Greene Huling, Treas

NEWTOWNE CLUB 1943 Mass av Otis S Brown, Pres; George W Bunton, See

PORCELLIAN CLUB 1324 Mass av

PROSPECT UNION 744 Mass av Edward Kemble, See: Sidney M Williams, Treas

RED JACKET VETERAN FIRE- MEN'S ASSOCIATION (INCORP) SF MeArthur Pres; Chas Emerson Treas ; W C Story, Fin See ; Jeremiah L Sullivan, Clerk Meet first Monday of each month at 241 Hampshire

RIVERSIDE PRESS MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION William Hankin, See Board of Government meet first Monday of each month Annual meeting first Monday in Jan at Riverside Press

ST JOIIN'S LITERARY INSTI- TUTE (INCORP) 271 Cambridge Peter Il Curran Pres; John Pender- gast, See

ST PAUL CATHOLIC SCHIOOL ASSOCIATION Mt Anburn junction Bow and Arrow

THIE HOLY GHOST HOSPITAL FOR INCURABLES (CORP) 1575 Cambridge Under the management of the Sisters of Charity, Grey Nuns for all elasses of inenrables, irrespee- tive of ereed or elass exeept Feeble Minded Epelepties and Blind Rev Sister A M Purcell, Superior JJames A Melver, Supt

RIVERSIDE BOAT CLUB End Albro James 'T Cuhane Pres ; Frank Murphy Ree See Meet second Thes- day of each month

UNIVERSITY PRESS RELIEF

ASSOCIATION Artlınr Pulsford, Pres; Fannie [ Kirschten. Sec An- nual meeting first Monday in January at University Press

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF Y M ('A Mrs O HI Durrell Pres; Miss L K Hawes, See Meet third Tuesday of each month at 826 Mass av

WORKINGMEN'S CLUB 46 Gove

Corporations

ACME WIRE MATTRESS 82 State A Mevers. Pres and Treas; O West- land, Vice Pres; Robert Fietz, See

AMERICAN NET AND TWINE Co 155 Second Incorporated Nov 1, 1880 Willis S Shepard, Pres; Ivers W Adams, Treas

AMERICAN RUBBER CO Potter, George P Eustis, Treas

ASSOCIATED CHARITIES OF CAMBRIDGE 671 Mass av Rev George Hodges, Pres; Miss Mary L Birtwell, Gen See Meet second Thursday of each month at 4 pm

AVON HOME 309 Mt Auburn A home for children found destitute within the limits of Cambridge. Number of children, 40 Mrs Nathan 1 Lincoln See ; Mary A Ellis, Treas

BAPTIST HOME FOR THE AGED 308-322 Brookline William Munroe, Pres ; Dwight Chester, Treas

BAY STATE FORGE 19 Harvard Edwin D Mellen, Pres and Treas ; Charles L. Freneli, Mngr: Joseph 'T Varney, Supt

BAY STATE FUEL CO Boston offiee 127 Camb Edward H Baker, Pres; Wm A Hunnewell, Gen Mngr; Louis S Chase, Sec

BELL J S CONFECTIONERY CO Sixth eor Harvard Jas II Hart, (New Jersey) Pres ; C Frank Weir (New York), See

BLAKE & KNOWLES STEAM PUMP WORKS Ltd 265 Third

BOSTON BOOK BINDING Co 10 Arrow Norman HI White, Treas

BOSTON ELEVATED RAILWAY CO 1376-1378 Mass av General offiees 101 Milk. Boston William A Ban- eroft, Pres

BOSTON KNITTING MILLS r 12 Bridge Joseph Lewenberg, Treas

BRIGGS C A CO 56 EIm Ernest D Daniels, Pres; James E Fisher, mngr

BRINE JAMES W CO 1436 Mass av James W Brine, Pres and Treas

BROADWAY IRON FOUNDRY CO 92 Broadway Robert C Bird, Pres ; William W Bird, treas

BUILDERS IRON AND STEEL CO 262 Bridge Axel Johnson, Pres ; Everett W Farmer, Treas

BURKE & CO 1246 Mass av TJ Hlayes, Pres ; T F Burke, Treas

BUSHWAY ICE CREAM CO 91 Hampshire H J Bushway, pres; F L Churchill, Viee Pres and See

CAMBRIDGE ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS Deaeon Myer N Mellen, Pres : Joseph Mellen, Treas

CAMBRIDGE BAKING CO 438 Mass av Frank A Kennedy, Pres ; James W Hazen, Treas

CAMBRIDGE CEMETERY LO- cated on Coolidge av Consecrated Nov 1, 1854 Coutains 85 acres 3,000 private lots Edward JJ Brandon, Corp Clerk ; Geo D Ford, Supt; John J MeKenzie, Clerk at Cemetery

CAMBRIDGE CO.AL, CO 51 Har- vard Edwin D Mellen, Pres

CAMBRIDGE CO-OPERATIVE BANK 249 Cambridge Jolin HI Ponce, See and Atty

CAMBRIDGE DELIVERY CO 142 First Incorp 1900 Cap $10,000 1) J Greene, Pres; George MI Smith, Treas and See

CAMBRIDGE ELECTRIC LIGHT ('( 16 Blackstone cor Western av F HI Raymond, Treas and Genl Mngr; JJ Q Bennett, Pres; I HI Jackman, Supt

CAMBRIDGE GAS LIGHT-CO 1290 Mass av William A Bullard, Pres ; Albert M Barnes, Treas

518

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co.

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS OF FINE CHINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS

INCLUDING

Dinner Sets. Fine Lamps, Artistic Pieces of Rare China and Rich Cut Glassware- in brief every household requisite in this line from the common Kitchen Crockery to the finest specimens of English, French, Austrian, German and Japanese China, adapted to Wedding and Complimentary Gifts, embracing the largest exhibit of Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware.

INSPECTION INVITED JONES, MODUFFEE & STRATTON CO.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

I20 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER FEDERAL STREET (Seven Floors)

China and Glass decorated with Letter, Crest or Monogram to order for Clubs, Families and Yachts

CAMBRIDGE HOMES FOR AGED PEOPLE 360 Mt Auburn Jobez Fox, Pres ; Mrs JJabez Fox, See; Christine Nicholson, Matron

CAMBRIDGE HOSPITAL, Mt Auburn, opp Channing Dr H P Wal- cott, Pres; Albert M Barnes, Sec; Louise E Nicholson, Acting Matron There is an out-patient department open every morning except Sundays and holidays

CAMBRIDGE LUMBER CO 66 Bridge George E Hunt, Pres ; Henry Green, Treas

CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL

AID ASSO OF THE CITY OF CAM- BRIDGE James D Morse, Pres All communications addressed to Joseph E Frye, Sec and Treas, 553 Mass av, Cambridgeport Annual meeting in December

CAMBRIDGE PAPER BOX CO 79 Portland E R Spaulding, Pres ; Joseph H Perry, Treas

CAMBRIDGE PLUMBING SUP- PLY CO 49 Harvad Edward T Davis, Trcas

CAMBRIDGE POLICE MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION Incorporated June 18, 1884 Orrin B White, Pres; David HI Walsh, Clerk Meet third Thursday of each monthi at station 2 Annual Election in March

CAMBRIDGE SOCIAL UNION 42 Brattle Organized 1871 Ineor- porated 1876 Josephi G Thorp, Pres ; Charles W Turner, Sec ; Leigh R Pear- son, Supt and Librarian Open daily, Sundays excepted, from 8 a m to 9.30 p m

CAMBRIDGEPORT DIARY CO 24-30 Blackstone Edwin Dresser, Pres; Albert S Parsons, Clerk and Treas ; J Augustine Wade, Supt

CAMPBELL IRON WORKS Or- ganized 1903 Office 212 Sixth Wil- liain Campbell, Pres; Wilson Camp- bell, Sec and Treas

CAUSTIC-CLAFLIN CO 26A Brattle Charles E Caustic, Pres; George W Claflin, Treas

CHELMSFORD FOUNDRY CO 128 to 140 Portland George N Shel- don, Pres ; R R Sheldon, Treas

CLARK ALVIN & SONS CORP 56 lIenry W L Watts, Mngr

CLARK & MILLS ELECTRIC CO 1444 Mass av W E Clark, Pres; A D Perry, Treas

CLOSE GEORGE CO 243 Broad- way George Close, Pres; Edwin HI Aldrich. See

COLUMBIAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK 763 Mass av A L Barbour, Pres; H H Dyer, Sec and Treas Meet first Monday of each month and Saturday previous at 7 pm

COMPRESSED FIBRE CO North eor Water George W Nock, Pres; John C Sherman, V Pres; George H Hill. Treas

CONSUMERS COAL CO 71 Main Incorp June 1904 Clark D Wood (Roxbury) Pres; Charles 'T Chapin, Treas

CREST MNFG CO 265 First Henry W Lamb, Mngr

CUTTING L. W CO 669-675 Mass av Lewis W Cutting, Pres and Treas

DOTEN-DUNTON DESK CO 208 Broadway Kerwin R Dunton, Pres ; Herbert W Doten, Sec

DOVER STAMPING & MNFG CO 385 Putnam av Horace E Whitney, Pres and Scc

DURANT REED CO Ine 1904 1312 Mass av Il B Durant, Treas ; JJ 'T Moody. See

EASTERN EXPANDED METAL CO 3 Pilgrim George P Bullard, Pres and Treas ; William F Kearns, Genl Mngr

ELLIPTIC SPRING CUSHION CO 28 Osborn Edward W Walker, Pres ; J L Rice, Mngr

FILLMORE W CO 25 Cherry In- eorporated 1903 Wellington Fillmore, Pres and Treas; Alfred Fillmore, Sec

THE FOSS-HATFIELD CO 141 Hampshire L J Foss, Pres ; J O Hat- field, 'Treas

GALE GEORGE W LUMBER CO 640 Main George W Gale, Pres; Frederick D Sterritt, V P'res ; John M Dean, Treas

HARUGARI ASSOCIATION Frank Glaser, l'res ; Louis Winghaus, See Meet second Monday in April, July and October, at 67A Sixth An- nual meeting second Monday in Jan- uary

HARVARD UNION Ilarvard cor Quincy Major Henry Lee Higgin- son, Pres ; S N Hinckley, Scc

HAYDEN F S COMPANY 4 Os- horn David A Barber, Pres; Willis Mabry, Sec

HEWS A H & CO Incorporated 1904 G H McKee, Pres ; M L Brown, See

INDEPENDENT ICE CO 171 Sccond J W Ferris, Pres; James R Corcy, Treas

INTERNATIONAL INSTRU- MEN'I CO 23 Church William E Clark, Pres; Arthur Kendrick, Mngr

IVERS & POND PIANO CO Fac- tory 538 Main Handel Pond, Pres and Gen Mngr; George A Gibson, Treas ; John B Dayfoot, Sunt

LEVER BROS CO LIMITED BOS- TON WORKS Broadway n Portland Alfred JJ Wolfendal, Gen Mngr; Frank A Countway, Treas

LONGFELLOW MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Arthur Gilman, 5 Waterhouse, See ; Benj Vaughan, Treas

LORD TF POLISH CO Office 422 Broadway Incorporated 1903 Frederick T Lord, Pres

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MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

MANHATTAN MARKET CO Incorporated 594 to 612 Mass av Arthur H Smith, Pres

MASON & HAMLIN CO Factory, 162 Broadway Edward P Mason, Pres ; R W Gertz, See

MASSACHUSETTS STONE CO 75 Main Incorporated January, 1904 Capital stoek $10,000 Domenik Capone Pres ; Charles Ardolino, Treas; Walter S Thompson, See

MEAD-MORRISON MANUFAC- TURING CO Incorporated 1904 31 Main Engene N Eoss, Pres : Wil- lard S Martin Gen Mugr

METROPOLITAN COAL CO 221 Bridge Edward Hamlin, Pres ; George P' Hamlin, Treas

METROPOLITAN STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO 134 Mass av

MT AUBURN CEMETERY LO- cated in Cambridge and Watertown Area about 135 acres Israel M Spel- man, Pres ; John I. Dill ( Ilull), Treas Sears bldg Boston ; JJames C Scorgie, Supt ; L G Farme Corp Clerk, J L Atwood, Clerk at Cemetery

MT SINAI BUILDING ASSOCI- ATION 2076 Mass av Walter Stimpson, Pres; S G Griffin, Treas Meet seeond Tuesday evening of each month

NATIONAL BISCUIT Co

129 Franklin Charles L. Holt Mngr

NEW ENGLAND CONFECTION- RY CO 741 Main Boston Ofliee, 253 Summer; Edwin F Fobes, Lex- ington, Pres; Fred HI Woodward, Boston, Treas; Fred R Hayward, Newton Highlands, See

NEW ENGLAND LODGE ASSO- CIATES IO O F 215 Combridge II W Marston, Clerk ; J Edwin Price, Treas

NEWMAN THE SHOEMAN CO 1256 Mass av William J Newman, Pres

NU BROOM CO Denman Blaneh- ard, Pres; William M Valentine, Treas

ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCI- ATION 536 Mass av JJolm II Whit- ing, Pres; JJoseph E Frye, Clerk Annual meeting second Monday in December

PLACE BOX CO 284 Norfolk J A Woleott, Treas

QUINCY LUNCH CO Ineorpo- rated 1903 1252 Mass av Oliver A Leaver, Fin Mngr

RAWSON & MORRISON MNFG CO 41-45 Martin John G Morrison, Pres

REARDON JOIIN & SONS CORP Waverly c Talbot Established 1856 Incorporated 1898 Edmund Reardon, Pres ; Edward N Manning, Treas

REID W W MNFG CO 17 Main D W Howland, Treas; Henry C Kramer, Mngr

RELIANCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK OF CAMBRIDGE 1400 Mass Dr Edward W White, See and Treas Monthly meeting second Wednesday Open daily from 9 am to 2 pm

Telephonc. Cambridge 21-193

living

HIGH- GRADE

Photographer

476 Massachusetts Avenue

Corner Brookline Street (Brookline Street Transfer Station)

REVERSIBLE COLLAR CO 111 Putnam av Offiec 95 Milk Boston Phineas Pierce, Pres; Eben Denton, Treas

RINDGE DISPENSARY Incor- porated 1901 834 Main Dr JS Lock- hart, Pres; Dr C J Walsh, Sce and Treas

RIVERSIDE BOILER WORKS 50 Ilarvard Francis L Willard, Pres

SAWYER E D LUMBER CO 24 Cambridge Enos D Sawyer, Pres ; Edward D> Sawyer, Treas

SEAVERNS GEORGE W PIANO ACTION CO 113 Broadway Walter G Seaverns, Pres and Treas; Frank H Scaverns, Soc

SIMPLEX ELECTRICAL CO 63 Sidney Everett Morss, Pres: Henry A Morss, Viee Pres

SIMPLEX ELECTRIC HEATING CO Factory 63 Sidney James I Ayer, Gen Mngr

SKILTON FOOTE & CO (INC) Clarendon av Established 1863 In- eorporated 1904 Edwin D West, Pres; Edward Rose, Vice Pres ; Wal- ter E Skilton, Treas and Mngr

SMALL MAYNARD & CO (INC) PUBLISHERS S Arrow 1.awrens Maynard, Treas

SMART RICHARD, CARPET CLEANING CO 1 Deaeon Capital, $7,500 William S Dow, Pres ; E A Dow, Treas

SPEARE'S ALDEN SONS CO 14a Sixth Lewis R Speare, Pres; E Ray Speare, V Pres

SQUIRE JOHN P & COMPANY 165 Gore L V Niles, Pres; J F Croeker, Gen Mngr; E D Whitford, Treas

STANDARD OIL CO OF NEW YORK Riverside station 207 Sixth

THAYER HENRY & CO (ICN) 150 Broadway Thomas L Sturte- vant, Pres ; Jolin F Carver, See

UNI SIGNAL CO 42 Osborn Frank B Hopewell, Pres and Treas

UNIVERSITY CITY LAUNDRY incorporated 1895 Lewis R Spear Trens

UNIVERSITY PRESS John Wil- son & Son Incorporated End Nutt- ing place Henry White, Pres; HI HI White, Treas

WAVERLY SPECIALTY CO 130 Gore George C Spaulding, Pres; Il G Garrett, Treas

SHAW A B & E I CO 28 Otis Edward L Shaw, Pres; A B Shaw, 130 Bridge B F Wild, Pres; JJ F WELLINGTON-WILD COAL CO Treas

Wellington, Treas

520

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

Post Office Stations

CAMBRIDGE

1S Boylston

William J Cunningham, Superin- tendent : Stephen Il Mullen, Chief Clerk ; Hugh Curry. Joseph F Swee- ney. J C Breen. J.L. Sheehan, William J Ilarris, F W Young, E F Rodemer, M J Barry, J F Spillane, Arthur H B Stephens, Erskine C Roberts, Clerks: William Gay, Theodore P Prentice, Charles HI Cutler, H E Bur- ton. Florestan Fish, J C Horne, George E lennan, 1 M Egan, John F Dee, E M Scanlan, J T Hennessey, John D Donovan, J T Coogan, D .J Cosgrove, Daniel F Hickey, T J Sul- livan, D W F Kerr Jolin A O'Leary P J Gleason, F J Rasley, J J Me- Namara, F J Walker, J W O'Brien, W .J Driscoll, William F Carroll, Frank W Smith, Letter Carriers; J HI Murray, Michael T Mulrey, Sub- stitute Carriers; JJ Carroll, Clarenee Leland, P D Radley, Francis Kelley, Special Delivery Messengers

Carriers' delivery. 7.15, 10.40, 11.00 a m ; 3.00, 4.50 p m

Cambridge registered mails close 11 12.45 a mn ; 5 and 6 p m

Special delivery reg mail with all despatches

Office hours from 7 am to 8 pm Sundays from 9.30 to 10.30 a m

STATION A CAMBRIDGEPORT 682-684 Mass av

thaniel J Deer, James L DeKnight, Samnel A Freeman, Henry C Ilack- ett, John F Harrington, David J Keefe, James A Keefe, Charles E Linton, John M Madden, D E Mc- Gillicuddy, Charles R Mulhern, Wil- liam HI Murray, James Nagle, Wil- liam H Nagle, Jolm H Peters, John W Quinn, Charles A Stevens, Edward J Sullivan, Charles H Wells, Edward J White, James J McDonald, Charles J McCue, John Kirke, Carriers; Jo- seph L Buekley, M J Cummings, Timothy F Toomey, Substitutes and Special Delivery Messengers

Malls arrive from Boston, 1.40, 6.20, 8, 9.45 11.25, a m, 1, 2.40, 3.45, 4.25, 6.30, 10 p m

Mails depart for Boston, 2.25, 6.30, 8.30, 10.15, 11.50, a m ; 1.30, 3.30, 5.35, 6.25, 7.15, 9.50 p m

Sunday mails arrive, 7.20, 9.10 a m 3.55, 5.20 p m, depart, 7.55, 9.10 a m, 5.40 pm

Carriers' Delivery, 7.10, 11 a m11, 3.10, 4.45 p m

STATION B NO CAMBRIDGE

Frank MI Small, Superindendent ; 1' 7 Upland road J Madden, Chief Clerk; John E Hickey, Thomas W Mullins, Andrew Joseph Britton Superintendent ; Percy II Prior, Chief Clerk ; John J Hleanue, Thomas F Kerrigan, George S McDowell, Clerks ; C F Raymond, W A Cleveland, Alvin A Bullen, Wal- F Dwyer, Francis V Willhanck, Fran- cis J Murphy, John A Collins, Wal- ter H Hackett JJr, James P Kelley, Richard D White. William A Mc- Neal. Clerks ; S Otis Bartlett, Franeis R Blessington, John Blight, George 'T' Crowe, Joseph J Cavanaugh, A Otis Chamberlain, Frank S Dardis, Na_ ter Cutter, George A Merrill, Charles

W Lovrien, Everett S Savory N J Mc- Conologue, Thomas H Fay, George Cahill, William M Murphy, John F Altimas, John J Aylward, Letter Carriers

Mails arrive, 6.15, 8.15, 10.15, 11.40 a m, 1.15, 2.45, 4.40. 6.45' 9.35 p m. Mails close, 6, 8.15, 10. 11.35 a m, 1.15, 2.10, 3.05, 5.00, 6.30, 9.20 p m

Sunday mails arrive, 7.30, 9.00 a m, 5.10, 9.35 p m, close 7.15, 8.50 a in, 5.00, 9.20 p m

North Cambridge registered mails arrive, 6.15, 10.00, am, 2.45, 5.00 p m close, 11.30 a m, 2.00, 5.00, 6.00 p m Arlington 6.40, 1.40, 3.40 p m

Office hours from 7 a m, to 8 p m Sundays from 10 to 11 a m

Money order dept 7 a m to 6 p in ; registry dept 7 a m to 8 pm

STATION C EAST CAMBRIDGE 343 Cambridge

John A Collins, Superintendent ; James H Newman, James J Buckley, Charles A Rhode, Daniel B Shaugh- nessy Jr, Clerks ; Timothy I Quinn, Jeremiah T' O'Leary, Thomas H Kelley, Henry G Grainger, James H Curtis, F P O'Brien, Letter Car- riers

Mails arrive 6.10, 8.20, 10.20 11.45 a m, 1.30, 2.50, 4.20, 6.50, 8.50 p m

Mails depart, 7.05, 9.05, 10.50 a m, 12.20, 2.10, 3.30, 5.40, 7.35, 8.50 p m East Cambridge registered mails close 12 m, 6 p m

Registered money order office opens 8 a m, to 6 p m

Offiee honrs from 7 a mn to 8 p m Sundays from 9 to 10 a m

Special messenger delivery at all honrs

SUB STATIONS

No 21, 269 Pearl No 33, Inman sq No 49, 83 Concord av No 62, 2269 Mass av

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RATES OF POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

First class-Letters and all mat- ter sealed so that it caunot be exam- ined without breaking the seal. Pos- tage 2 cents per ounce or fraction for United States (including Hawaii, Porto Rico; Guam and the Philippine Archipelago or Tutuila) Mexico, Can- ada (except Newfoundland), and Cuba also Shanghai, for letters in their usual and ordinary form. At least one rate (2 cents) must be prepaid to insure forward except to Cuba. Postal cards United States, Cuba, Mexico and Canada I cent.

Letters and postal cards are for- warded from one post-office to an- other without additional postage. Other matter only on prepayment of additional postagc.

The use of hand stamps for per- sonal communications, as stamping a receipt or credit on a bill or accounts ; price lists with prices in writing, and all matter produecd by type-writing constitutes matter first class.

Nothing but the address should be written or printed on the address side, and nothing should be attached to a postal card except an address tag or label.

Second class-Newspapers and periodicals issued as frequently as four times a year with a legitimate list of subscribers. Postage to other than publishers 1 cent for each 4 ounces.

Third class-Books (printed), cir- ciulars, labels, photographs, proof | also the name of the article enclosed. sheets, corrected proof sheets and Unmailable-All packages contain- ing poisons, explosives, substances exhaliug bad odor, liquids (vinous, spirituous, ardeut or malt), obscene matter of any description, dunning notices on postal cards, and all arti- eles which from their nature are liable to damage the mails or any person handling them. M. S. copy accompanying the same, blank checks. drafts, insurance poli- cies and other legal papers, hand- bills, posters and all matter of the same general character. Postage I cent for each two ounces or fraction ; full prepayment of postage compul- sory. Seeds, cuttings, roots, bulbs. etc., may be forwarded in the mails Cauada-All packages of merchan- dise addressed to Canada, if presented for mailing in such form as to be capable of easy inspectiou, can be forwarded in the mails to the ollice of address, if postage is fully prepaid at the rate applicable to the same in for the U. S. with postage prepaid at third class rate, but matter of this uature for Canada must be prepaid at fourth elass rate. Date of issue, name of addressec aud name of seud- er, may be written on a circular, or typographieal errors corrected with- the Domestie mails. Sealed packages, other than letters in their usual and ordinary form, are not allowed to be dispatched to Canada, even if postage is prepaid thereou at full letter rates.

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The Cambridge directory 1905, Part 95

Author: Publication date: 1905 Publisher: W.A. Greenough, Number of Pages: 646

Author:
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
Number of Pages: 646