The Cambridge directory 1906, Part 96

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Publication date: 1906
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
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BRIGGS C A CO 56 Elm Ern- ASSO OF THE CITY OF CAM- est D Daniels (New York), pres; C A Briggs ( Franklin), treas; Jas E Fisher, mngr

BRINE JAMES W CO 1436 Mass av James W Brine, pres and treas

BURKE & CO 1246 Mass av T J Hayes, pres; T F Burke, treas

BUSHWAY ICE CREAM CO 91 Hampshire H J Bushway, pres; F L. Churchill, vice-pres and sec

CAMBRIDGE ARCHITECTUR- AL IRON WORKS Deacon Myer N Millen, pres

CAMBRIDGE BAKING CO 438 Mass av Gilman Churchill, pres; Frederick L Churchill, treas

CAMBRIDGE BRASS CO 26 Porter rd Incorp March 6, 1905 B E McDermott, treas; Frank Mc- Derinott, vice-pres

second Friday

568

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

CHELMSFORD FOUNDRY CO

128 to 140 Portland George N J H Gerlach, treas

Sheldon, pres; R R Sheldon, treas; Henry T Ripley, inngr

CLARK ALVAN & SONS CORP 56 Henry W L Watts, mngr

CLARK & MILLS ELECTRIC

CO 1444 Mass av W E Clark, pres: A D Perry, treas

CLOSE GEORGE

CO 243 treas; Geo E Close, vice-pres; Ed- pres; W M McInnes, treas; W B win H Aldrich, sec

COLUMBIAN CO-OPERATIVE BANK 763 Mass av Alfred L Bar- bour, pres; Herbert H Dyer, sec and treas; Frederick W Dallinger, atty Meet first Monday of each month and Saturday previous at 7 pm

COMMERCIAL PIONEER INST SSS Main

COMPRESSED FIBRE CO North cor Water L L Tower, pres; John C Sherman, vice-pres; G C Manson, act treas

CONSUMERS COAL CO 73 Main Incorp June, 1904 Clark D Wood, 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; Hiram S Cutting, sec

DAVENPORT A H CO 108 Cam- bridge

DAVIS ICE CREAM CO 155 Mass av Elbridge G Davis, pres

DOTEN-DUNTON DESK CO 208 Broadway Kervin R Dunton, pres; Herbert W Doten, sec; Sarah E Bean, treas

DOVER STAMPING & MNFG CO 385 Putnam av Horace E Whitney, pres; Warren W H Dun- mngr; Frank A Countway, treas ning, vice-pres; Edward H Whit- ney, treas

DURANT REED CO Inc 1904 Waterhouse, sec; Benj Vaughan, treas

1312 Mass av Melville H Reed, pres; Harry B Durant, treas; Jas T Moody, sec

EASTERN EXPANDED METAL CO 3 Pilgrim George P Bullard, pres and treas; George Taylor, gen mngr; Wm J Bailey, chief eng; C J Hogue, construction eng

FAY BROS CO 55 Windsor E F Fay, pres; J E Fay, treas; J F Fay, sec

FILLMORE W CO 25 Cherry Incorporated 1903 Wellington Fillmore, pres and treas; Alfred Fillmore, sec

THE FOSS-HATFIELD CO 141 Hampshire L J Foss, pres; J O Ilatfield, treas

GALE GEORGE W LUMBER CO 640 Main Geo W Gale, pres; Frederick D Sterritt, vice-pres; John MI Dean, treas

GERLACH J H CO 1Thorndike

HARUGARI ASSOCIATION L

MEAD-MORRISON MANUFAC- Panzer, pres, 55 Harding; L Ven- TURING CO Incorporated 1904 ghaus, clerk, 255 Windsor; Mrs 31 Main Eugene N Foss, pres; J Gebelein, treas, 22 Knapp Meet G Morrison, treas; Willard S Mar- second Monday in April, July and tin, gen mngr; A C Norris, chief eng; F W Scott, supt October, at 67a Sixth Annual meet- ing second Monday in January

METROPOLITAN COAL CO 221

HARVARD CO-OPERATIVE Bridge Edward Hamlin, pres; Broadway George Close, pres and SOC 1440 Mass av A A Ballantine George P Hamlin, treas

METROPOLITAN STORAGE Munroe, sec; Frederick A Laws, WAREHOUSE CO 134 Mass av supt

MT AUBURN CEMETERY Lo-

HARVARD UNION Harvard cated in Cambridge and Water- corner Quincy Major Henry Lee town Area about 135 acres Pren- Higginson, pres; N Kelly, sec; H tiss Cummings, pres; John L Dill S Thompson, treas (Hull) treas office 199 Wash, Bos-

HAYDEN F L COMPANY 4 Os- ton; James C Scorgie, Supt; Lewis G Farmer, corp clerk; J L Atwood, clerk at cemetery

born

HEWS A H & CO Incorporated 1904 G H McKee, pres; E H Pierce, vice-pres; M L Brown, sec

INDEPENDENT ICE CO 171 Second J W Ferris, pres; James R Corey, treas

INTERNATIONAL INSTRU- MENT CO 23 Church William E Clark, pres; S E Whiting, treas; Arthur Kendrick, mngr

IVERS & POND PIANO CO Fac- tory 538 Main Handel Pond, pres and gen mngr; George A Gibson, treas; John B Dayfoot, supt

LAMB & RITCHIE CO Albany c office 253 Summer; Edwin F

Portland David A Ritchie, pres; Henry W Lamb, treas

LARKIN CO OF MASS 149 Mass av

KANALY M E CO 299 Prospect James G Hickey, pres; Morris E Kanaly, vice-pres and mngr; Al- fred H Edgerly, treas

LEVER BROS CO LIMITED BOSTON WORKS Broadway near Portland Alfred J Wolfendal, gen

LONGFELLOW MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION Arthur Gilman, 5

LORD T F POLISH CO Office 422 Broadway Incorporated 1903 Kendrick T Lord, pres

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

MASON & HARMLIN CO Fac- tory, 162 Broadway Edward P Mason (Winchester), Pres; Rich- ard W Gertz ( Boston), sec; Hobert M Matteson (Allston), treas; Wm P Daniels (Boston), gen mngr

PAGE GEORGE G BOX CO 3 to 13 Hampshire

PLACE BOX CO 284 Norfolk J A Wolcott, pres and treas; A E Houghton, clerk

QUINCY LUNCH CO Incorpo-

MASONIC HALL ASSOC Wal- rated 1903 1252 Mass av Walter ter C Wardwell, pres; John K Per- Crane, fin mngr kins, sec; Herbert A Rhoades,

RANDALL HALL ASSO Divini- treas Meet second Wednesday at ty av c Kirkland George G Smith, 2076 Mass av

pres; Simon F Peavey, Jr, sec and treas

MASSACHUSETTS STONE CO 75 Main Incorporated January, RAWSON & MORRISON MNFG 1904 Capital stock, $10,000 Dom- CO Main c First John G Morrison, pres enik Capone, pres

MASSACHUSETTS WHARF COAL CO 678 Camb

MT SINAI BUILDING ASSO- CIATION 2076 Mass av Wm J Wiley, pres; S G Griffin, treas and mngr; William Joyce, sec Meet second Tuesday evening of each month

NATIONAL BISCUIT CO 190 Albany A W Green, pres; John D Richardson, first vice-pres; F E Bugbee, sec and treas; Charles L Holt, mngr

NEW ENGLAND CONFEC- TIONERY CO 741 Main Boston Fobes, Lexington, pres; Fred H Woodward, Boston, treas; Fred R Hayward, Newton Highlands, sec

NEW ENGLAND FURNITURE MNFG CO 31 Osborn

NEW ENGLAND LODGE AS- SOCIATES I O O F 215 Cambridge H W Marston, clerk; J Edwin Price, treas

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

NORTH AVENUE SAVINGS BANK 1950 Mass av Charles F Stratton, pres; M L Walton, treas

ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSO- CIATION 536 Mass av Wm J Cor- bett, pres; Henry T Mouther, vice- pres; Joseph E Frye, clerk An- nual meeting second Saturday in December

569

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

SMALL MAYNARD & CO (INC) F Sweeney, J C Breen, J L Shee- PUBLISHERS 8 Arrow Lawrens han, William J Harris, F W Young E F Rodemer, M J Barry, J F Maynard, treas Spillane, Arthur H B Stephen, SMART RICHARD CARPET Erskine C Robert, Clerks; William CLEANING CO 1 Deacon Capital, Gay, Theodore P Prentice, Char-

REID W W MNFG CO 103 Main $7,500 William S Dow, Pres; E A les H Cutler, H L Gordon, H E

H B Hammond, pres; D W How- Dow, Treas

land, treas; Henry C Kramer, mngr

RELI ANCE CO-OPERATIVE BANK OF CAMBRIDGE 13 Dun- ster Herman Bird, pres; Dr Ed- ward W White, sec and treas SQUIRE JOHN P & COMPANY 165 Gore L V Niles, pres; J F Monthly meeting second Wednes- day Open daily from 9 a m to Crocker, gen'l mngr; E D Whit- 2 pm ford, treas

REVERSIBLE COLLAR CO 111 Putnam av Office 95 Milk, Boston Eben Denton, pres; E M Gilmore, treas

ROBERTS IRON WORKS CO 180 Main G B Roberts, treas

SAWYER E D LUMBER CO 24 Cambridge Enos D Sawyer, pres; Edward D Sawyer, treas

SCULLY JOHN T FOUNDA- TION & TRANSPORTATION CO 84 First J F Scully, pres; J J Scully, treas

SHAW A B & E L CO 28 Otis Edward L Shaw, pres; A B Shaw, treas

SIMPLEX ELECTRICAL CO 63 Sidney Everett Morss, pres; Hen- ry A Morss, vice-pres; Charles A Morss, treas; James HI Mason, gen mngr

SIMPLEX ELECTRIC HEAT- ING CO Factory 63 Sidney James I Ayer, gen mngr

SKILTON FOOTE & CO (INC) Clarendon av Established 1863 In- corporated 1904 Edwin D West, pres; Edward Rose, vice-pres; Walter E Skilton, treas and mngr

Post Office Stations

CAMBRIDGE

18 BOYLSTON

William J Cunningham, Super- M Madden. D)

2 McGillIcud-

Intendent; Stephen H Mullen. dy. Charles R Mulhern, WII-

ChlefClerk; Hugh Curry, Joseph llam

Burton, Florestan Fish, Jos H Weigler, C J Daly, Thomas H Toye, George E Hennan, I M Egan John F Dee, E M Scanlan, J T Hennessey, Jos F O'Reilly, John D Donovan, J T Coogan, Louis Hyman, Daniel F Hickey, D W F Kerr, John A O'Leary, P J Glea- son, F J Rasley, George Cahill, J H Murray, F J Walker, J W O'- Brien, W J Driscoll, William F Carroll, Frank W Smith, Letter Carriers; Michael T Mulrey, E T Fennell, J T Mahoney, Substitute Carriers; Clarence Leland, James Thompson, Francis Kelley, Spec- ial Delivery Messengers

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

Cambridge registered mail close 11, 12.45 a m; 5 and 6 p m Special delivery reg mail with all despatches

Office hours from 7 a m to S p m Sundays from 9.30 to 10.30 a m

UNIVERSITY PRESS John Wil- son & Son (Inc) end Nutting place

SEAVERNS GEORGE W PIANO Henry White, pres; H HI White, ACTION CO 113 Broadway Wal- treas; Thos S Lougridge sec ter G Seaverns, pres and treas; R J Murray, sec

WARREN BROS CO Potter n STATION A CAMBRIDGEPORT Third

682-684 Mass av

Frank M Small, SuperIntend- WAVERLY SPECIALTY CO ont; J Madden, Chlef Clerk; John 130 Gore George H Spaulding, [ IIIckey, Thomas W Mullins, pres; H G Garrett, treas

WELLINGTON-WILD COAL CO 30 Bridge B F Wlld, pres; J F Wellington, treas

Moses P Burlen, Matthew W Fleck Andrew F Dwyer, Francis V Will- hauck, James J McGann, Francis .1 Murphy, John A Collins, James P Kelley, Richard D White, Clerks: S Otis Bartlett, Francls R Bless- ington, John Blight, Josepli J Cavanaugh, A Otls Chamberfaln. Frank S DardIs, Nathaniel J Deer. James 1. DeKnight, Samuel A Freeman, Henry C Hackett, John F Harrington, David J Keefe, Jas A Keefe, Charles I LInton, John

Murray, James Nagle,

REARDON JOHN & SONS CORP Waverly c Talbot Estab- lished 1856 Incorporated 1898 Edmund Reardon, pres; Edward N Manning, treas

SPEARE'S ALDEN SONS CO 146 Sixth Lewis R Speare, Pres; E Ray Speare, Treas

STANDARD OIL CO OF NEW YORK Riverside station 207 Sixth

THAYER HENRY & CO (Inc) 150 Broadway Thomas L Sturte- vant, pres; John F Carver, esc

TOWER S CO 145 Broadway

UNIVERSITY CITY LAUN- DERING CO 125 Binney

570

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

Shaughnessy, Jr, Clerks; Timothy I gue, D J Cosgrove, B P Gorman, William M Murphy, John F Alti- mas, John S Aylward, Letter Car-

Edward Haverty, William H Nagle A Merrill, Charles W Lovrien, John H Peters, John T Ginty, Everett S Savory, N J McConolo- John W Quinn, Edward J Sul- livan, Charles H Wells, E T L Kelly, Edward J White, James J McDonald, Charles J McCue, Car- riers' riers; Joseph L Buckley, M J Cum- Mails arrive: 6.15, 8.15, 10.00, 11.40, a m, 1.15, 2.45, 4.40, 6.45, 9.35 p m mings, Chas H E Krauss, Michael J Kelly, John G Hartley, Substi- tutes and Special Delivery Messen- gers

Mails arrive from Boston: 1.25, 6.00, 8.00, 9.45, 11.25 a m; 1.00, 2.40, 3.45, 4.25, 6.30, 10.00 p m

Mails depart for Boston: 1.25, 6.30, 8.30, 10.15, 11.50, a m; 1.30, 3.10, 3.55, 7.15, 9.50, p m

Sunday mails arrive, 6.35, 9.20, mails arrive, 6.15, 10.00, a m 2.45, opens 8 a m, to 6 p m

a m 5.20p m, depart, 7.30, 9.10, 5.00 p m, close, 11.30 a m, 1.00, a m, 5.40 p m 5,00, 6.00 p m

Carriers' Delivery, 7.10, 10.35, a m, 3.10, 4.45 p m

STATION B NO CAMBRIDGE

7 Upland road

Joseph Britton, Superintendent; Percy H Prior, Chief Clerk; Den- 343 Cambridge nis A Shea, Thomas F Kerrigan, George S McDowell, Clerks; C F John A Collins, Superintendent; Raymond, W A Cleveland, Alvin James H Newman, James J Buck- A Bullen, Walter Cutter, George

ley, Charles A Rhode, Daniel B

Quinn, Jeremiah T O'Leary, Thomas H Kelley, Henry G Grain- ger, James H Curtis, Frank P O'- Brien, Letter Carriers

Mails arrive, 6.10, 8.20, 10.20, 11.40, a m, 1.20, 2.45, 4.20, 6.50, 8.50 p m

Mails depart, 7.05, 9.05, 10.55 11.35, a m1.15, 2.10, 3.05, 5.00, a m, 12.20,2.00, 3.25, 5.40, 7.35, 6.30, 9.20 p m

8.50 p m ,

East Cambridge registered mails close 12 a m, 6 p m

Registered money order office

Office hours from 7 a m to 8 p m Sundays from 9 to 10 a m

Special messenger delivery at all hours

STATION C EAST CAMBRIDGE

SUB STATIONS

No 21, 269 Pearl No 33, Inman sq

No 49, 83 Concord av

No 62, 2269 Mass av

AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.

TYPE

PRESSES AND EVERYTHING FOR PRINTERS

270 CONGRESS STREET, BOSTON

Advertisement set in American Type Founders Company's Florentine Bold Condensed and Extra Condensed, cast American Line, with 18 Point Vine Border

Mails Close, 6.00, 8.00, 10.00,

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

North Cambridge registered

Arlington 6.40, 1.40, 3.40, p m Office hours from 7 a m, to 8 p m. Sundays from 10 to 11 am

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

571

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

RATES OF POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

First class-Letters and all mat- ter sealed so that it cannot be exam- Ined without breaking the seal. Pos- tage 2 cents per ounce or fractiou for United States (including Hawaii, Porto Rico, Guam, Philippine Archi- pelago, Tutuila and Canal Zone) Mexi- co, Canada (except Newfoundland), Cuba, and Republic of Panama also Shanghai, for letters in their usual and ordinary form. At least one rate (2 cents) must be prepaid to iusure forwarding except to Cuba and Re- public of Pauama. Postal cards Ùnited States, Cuba, Republic Mexico, and Canada 1 cents

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

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

Nothing but the address should be written or printed on the address Bide, 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- culars, labels, photographs, proof Bh.eets, corrected proof sheets and M S. copy accompanying the same, blank checks, drafts, insurauce poli- cies and other legal papers, hand- bils, posters and all matter of the Balme general character. Postage 1 cent, for each two ounces or fraction ; fu'l prepayment of postage compul- Bory. Seeds, enttings, roots, bulbs, etc .. may be forwarded in the mails for the U. S. with postage prepaid at third class rate, but matter of this nature for Canada must be prepaid at fourth class rate. Date of issue, name of addressce and name of send- er may be written on a circular, or typographical errors corrected with out subjecting it to letter postage. Reproductions from Hectograph, Pa- pyrograph, Electric l'en, or other similar process easy of recognition may be sent as third class if mailed dispatched to Canada, even if postage at post-office and in lots of not less is prepaid thereon at full letter rates. than 20 identical eopies. The limit of Mexico-Matter addressed to Mex- weight 4 pounds except single vol- ico is subject to same rules and con- umes of books to which there is no ditions as if it were addressed for llmit of weight.

Fourth class-Patterns, tags, bill heads, letter heads, playing eards, blotting paper bearing printed advertisements, merchandise, metals

sory. The limit of weight 4 pounds. Tags or labels may be attached, marked or numbered for purpose of description.

All mail matter of the third and fourth classes should be securely wrapped, but admit of easy inspec- tion. When matter of a lower class is enclosed with matter of a higher class, the whole package is subject to postage at the higher rate.

Liquids (not vinous, spirituous, ardent or malt)aud oils (not excediug four ounces liquid measure), salves, ointments and articles easily liquefia- ble and not liable to explode or ignite spoutaneously or by shock or jar; also ink-powder, pepper and other powder not explosive or poisonous may be forwarded in the Domestic mails when put up in glass bottles or vials strong enough to stand the shock of handling in a metal, wooden or paper-mache block or tube, not less than three sixteenths of an inch thick, impervious to liquids includ- ing oils, lined with a cushion of some absorbent material, and fastened with a cover so adjusted as to make the block or tube water tight, or in tin or metal tubes, fastened with a lid, and placed securely in a wooden block or tube open only at one end, of same thickness and strength as above. On all such packages the sender may write or print his name or address, preceded by the word "Form," and also the name of the article enclosed.

ing poisons, explosives. substances exhaling bad odor, liquids (vinous, spirituous, ardent or malt), obscene matter of any description, dunning notices on postal cards, and all arti- cles which from their nature are liable to damage the mails or any person handling them.

Canada-All packages of merchan- dise not exceeding 4 lbs 6 oz weight addressed to Canada, if presented for mailing in such form as to be capable of casy inspection, can be forwarded iu the mails to the ofllee

address that articles of merchandise not sent as bona fide trade samples, are re- quired to be sent by parcel post. Sealed packages other than letters in and all other matter not included in their usual and ordinary formn are the first second and third classes. uot allowed to be dispatched to Mex- Postage 1 cent for each ounce or ico, even if postage is prepaid there- fraction. Full prepayment compul- on at full letter rates.

Commercial papers for Canada and Mexico 5 eents for first 10 oz. or less, and 1 cent each additional 2 oz or less. Limit of weight 4 lbs. 6 oz. and must be unsealed.

Special Delivery-A Special Stamp of the face value of ten cents at- tached to any article of mailable matter, in addition to the law fu postage of such article. eutitles it to immediate delivery within the car- rier delivery limit of any Free Deliv- ery Post Office, and within one inile of any other Post Office in the United States. The law permits the delivery by mail of letters bearing only the Special Delivery Stamp, but the or- dinary postage due will be collected of the addressee ou delivery. Letters from foreign countries bearing United States Special Delivery Stamps are entitled to Special Deliv- ery.

The hours within which Special Delivery shall be made in Free Delivery Post offices, are from 7 a. m. to 11 p. in. unless in special cases otherwise ordered by the Postmaster- General. At other post offices the hours are at least from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. and to the arrival of the last mail, not later than 9 o'clock p. m.

All letters or packages containing money or valnable articles should be registered to insure their safe deliv- ery. The fee for registration is eight (S) cents addition to regular postage.

Domestic Money Orders-Not ex-

Unmailable-All packages contain- ceeding $2.50 3 cents; exceeding $2.50 and not exceeding $5.00 5 cents; exceeding $5.00 and not ex- cecding $10.00 8 eents; exceeding $10.00 and not exceeding $20.00 10 cents; exceeding $20.00 and not ex- ceeding $30.00 12 cents; exceeding $30.00 and not exceeding $10.00 15 cents; exceeding $10.00 and not ex- ceeding $50.00 18 cents; exceeding $50.00 and not exceeding $60.00 20 eents; exceeding $60.00 and not ex- cerding $75.00 25 cents; exceeding $75.00 and not exceeding $100.00 30 cents.

International Money Orders- of address, if postage is fully prepald $10-10 cents; $20-20 cents; $30- at the rate applicable to the same in 30 cents; $40-40 cents; $50-50 the Domestic mails. Sealed packages, other than letters in their nsnal and ordinary form, are not allowed to be cents; $60-60 cents ; 870-70 cents; $80-80 cents; $90-90 cents; $100- $1. Cuba, Porto Rico, Phillipines, and Tutuila, Gnam, Hawail, Canada, Barbados, Grenada, St Lucia and St Vlucent, (W. 1.) United States postal agency, Shanghal, Canal Zone. Re- public of Panama and Newfoundland delivery in the United States, except are domestic.

572

MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT

When payable in Austria, Bahamas, Belgium, Bermuda, Bolivia, British except to Anstralia, Belgium, Ger- Guiana, British Honduros, Chile, many, Hong Kong, Japan, Norway, Costa Rica, Denmark, Egypt, Hun- and United Kingdom of Great Britain gary, Jamaica, Japau, Leeward Is- and Ireland and to certain places in lands, Liberia, Luxemburg, Nether- Mexico, to which it is 4 lbs. 6 0%. lands, Mexico, New Zealand, Nor- way, Peru, Sweden, Switzerland, Triuidad, and the Transvaal, the rates are S cents for $10.00 and one half the International rates for greater amounts.

Foreign (Canada, Mexico, Puerto, Rieo, the Philipines, Hawaii, Guam, Tutuila, Shanghai, China, Cuba, Canal Zoue aud Republie of Panama, not included). Rates of postage 5 cents per letter of & oz. or 15 grams or fraction; printed matter l ceut per two onuces or 60 grams or frac- tion; size of package limited to IS inch cube, or iu form of a roll 30 inches long by 4 inches diameter commercial papers (Canada and Mex- ico included) 5 cents for 10 ounces or 250 grams, or fraction, and 1 cent for every additional 2 ounces or 50 grams, size of package limited to 4 lbs. 6 oz. Admissible bona fide trade samples of merchandise, 2 cents for first 4 ounces or less and 1 cent for each additional 2 ounees or fractiou thereof ; limit of weight is 12 ounces ; limit of length 12 inches; breadth S inches; depth 4 inches.

Postal cards, 2 cents : postal cards with paid answer, 4 cents. Registry fee 8 eents.

PARCELS POST

Parcels may be sent by mail accom- panied by a Customs Declaration to the following countries

Bahamas, Bolivia, Barbadoes, Cai- eos Islands. Chile, Colombia U S of, Costa Rica, Danish West Indies, Ger- inany, Guiana British, Guatemala, Honduras British and Republic of, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Japan, Lee- ward Islands, Mexico, Niearagua, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Norway, Salvador, Australia, Belgium, Turks Island, Trinidad, Tobago, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire- land, Venezuela, Windward Islands.

Rate for one pound or less and each additional pound or fraction 12 cents except to Bolivia and Chile to which rate is 20 cents.

An additional charge of 5 cents or its equivalent is made on the delivery of each package by parcels post from British Guiana, the Windward Is- lands, Newfoundland, Trinidad, Chile, Germany, Guatemala, Niearagua, Newzealand. Venezuela, Bolivia, Hong Kong, Japan, Norway, Belgium, and Great Britain and Ireland.

From other parcels post countries the delivery charge is 5 cents when the package does not excecd 1 pound in weight, and 1 cent for each 4 ounces or fraction thereof, when it is in excess of 1 pound in weight.

Limit of weight is eleven pounds

Limit of size is 3 ft. € in. long and 6 ft. length and girth combined except to U. S. of Columbia, Costa Rica and Mexico to which the limit of length is 2 ft. and girth 4 ft.

Value limited for Australia, Bcl gium, Germany, Great Britain and Ireland, Hong Kong, Japan and Nor- way to $50.00.

Any person wishing to withdraw a letter after having mailed it should make immediate application to the postmaster, and in case the letter has not been forwarded it will be re- turned. If the letter has been for- warded, he can request the postmas- ter to telegraph the postmaster at the office to which the letter is ad- dressed to return the same, the owner of letter paying charges for tele- graphing.

Railroad Stations

Cambridge rear 1847 Mass av East Cambridge, foot Third Fresh Pond, Fresh Pond av

Mt Auburn, Mt Auburn, corner Holworthy

North Camb Junct, 2440 Mass .av

West Camb, Sherman, cor Bol- ton

Middlesex County

Incorporated May 10, 1643 Shire Towns, Cambridge (East) and Lowell

County Officers-Charles J Mc- Intire and George F Lawton, Judges of Probate and Insolvency; William E Rogers of Wakefield, Register of Probate and Insolven- cy; Frederick M Esty of Framing- ham, First Asst Register of Pro- bate and Insolvency; Charles N

Harris, Second Asst Register of P

Thompson of Lowell, Register of Saville of Malden

Probate and Insolvency; J Deeds, Northern District; Edwin O Childs of Newton, Register of Deeds, Southern District; Thomas Leighton Jr, Asst; George A San- derson, Ayer, District Attorney; Hugh Bancroft, Asst District At- torney; Joseph O Hayden of Som- orville, County Treas; Theodore C Hurd of Winchester, Clerk of the Courts; John L Ambrose of Som-

County Commissioners-Francis Bigelow of Natick, Samuel O Up- ham of Waltham, Levi S Gould of Melrose Meetings at Cambridge every Tuesday and Saturday, ex- cept in September; at Lowell the first Tuesday in September The jurisdiction of the County Com- missioners of Middlesex extends over Revere and Winthrop in the County of Suffolk

Special Commissioners - Ed- ward E Thompson of Woburn, David T Strange of Stoneham

Law Library-Grace H Parker, Librarian

House of Correction-John R Fairbairn, Master; Geo W Cush- ing, Ransom Willard; Deputy Masters; Fred H Smith, Clerk; . William H Sleeper, Steward; Jas C Herring, John W Sleeper, Re- ceiving Clerks; William C Hack- ert, Charles E Bacon, R D Groom- bridge, Daniel McMillan, Prison Officers; Warren G Livermore, William F Bridge, Rix L Newton, Shop Officers; Frank E Shaw, Geo W Carter, A L Vannah, L S Hard- ing, George I Gardner, Joseph A Lincoln, Watchman; Warren Crane, Harry W Marston, G H Hawes, Engineers; Herbert J Nor- ton, Harry E Walker, E H Picker- ing, Firemen; Charles H Chicker- ing, Gustaf Cannel, Machinists; E J Wright, Electrician; Edward R Utley, M D, Physician; Rev Robert Walker, Chaplain; Misses F B Scoboria, S A Tapley, Mrs T M Crockett, Mrs Pauline Shaw, Mat- rons; C F Kenney, Supt Brush Dept; Fred Griffin, Fred C Bean, W F Bridge, Thomas St Germain, Instructors Brush Dept

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The Cambridge directory 1906, Part 96

Author: Publication date: 1906 Publisher: W.A. Greenough, Number of Pages: 708

Author:
Publication date: 1906
Publisher: W.A. Greenough,
Number of Pages: 708