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YORK CHARLES W. CO., (120 Border, E B) (see p 15)
COAL.M
Metropolitan Coal Co.30 Congress St. BOSTON
10 Winnisimmet St., CHELSEA. G "FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY.
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CHELSEA BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Wood Workers.
KEITH F. M., 63 Sixth (see p 60)
Wood Working Machinery.
LOVEWELL-HENRICI CO., 928 to 934 Broadway (see p 11) Wooden Box Mfrs.
ATWOOD & McMANUS, Vale cor Carter n R R (see back cover) PARSONS MFG. CO., 157 Marginal (see p 15) Woolen Stock.
Albert Bernard, 78 Summer
Bolinsky P. & Co., Spruce cor West Third
Chelsea Woolen Co., 36 Spruce
Feinberg B. & Sons, Fifth cor Spruce
Gordon Samuel, 76 Summer
Levin Eli B., 202 Second Resnick & Margolis, Elm
Rickless A. & Co., 25 Arlington
Rosenberg Bros., 209 Maple
Rosenfield Bros., 103 West Third
Rubin Hyman, 98 West Third
Rubin Israel, 112 Second
Salter M. & Sons, 67 Spruce
Steinberg Bros. & Co., 85 Vale
Wrought Iron Work.
SMITH IRON CO. THE, 215 Fifth (see p 6) SNOW W. A. IRON WORKS THE, 95 W Third (see p 31)
Yacht Builder.
Green Richard T. Co., 211 Marginal
Yarn Bleachers and Dyers.
WALKER BROS., Clinton n Broadway (see p 9)
Yeast Powder Mfrs. (Congress.) SLADE D. & L. CO., 279 to 283 Broadway (see p 21)
Pope & Cottle, Building and Finish Lumber
140 Carter St., Chelsea Telephone 62
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CHELSEA CITY GOVERNMENT 1908
Municipal Election, Tuesday after Second Monday in Decem- ber. Organization of the Board of Aldermen First Monday in January.
MAYOR. JOHN E. BECK.
ALDERMEN. Alexander Cook, President. ALDERMEN-AT-LARGE.
Max W. Cohen.
Charles H. Black.
Arthur C. Stone.
Thomas Henry.
William J. Williams.
Wallace Spooner.
David White.
Horatio R. Delano.
Alexander Cook.
Arthur E. Gates.
ALDERMEN FROM WARDS.
Ward 1-James C. Denning.
Ward 2-Harry Cohen.
Ward 3-Melvin B. Breath.
Ward 4-George I. M. Hayes.
Ward 5-Clarence A. Warren.
Charles H. Reed, Clerk of Board.
CITY OFFICERS.
Offices at City Hall. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. Satur- days, 8 a. m. to 12 m. Closed Sundays and holidays.
Metropolitan Coal Co., GENERAL OFFICES
30 Congress St., Boston. CHELSEA OFFICE : 10 Winnisimmet Street. BEST QUALITY. - - LOWEST PRICES
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CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
City Clerk-Charles H. Reed; assistant, Miss Edna J. Hammond.
City Treasurer-Thomas B. Frost; chief clerk, Miss Ag- nes B. Peck; 1st assistant, Minnie S. Chapin; 2nd assistant, Elizabeth H. Peck.
City Auditor-George H. Willey.
City Solicitor-Harry W. James.
City Messenger-Colman Tilden.
Clerk of Committees-Frank H. Flagg.
City Electrician-Harry G. Nutter.
Superintendent of Public Buildings and Inspector of Buildings-Amos N. Kincaid.
City Engineer and Superintendent of Streets- --; assistant engineer, James A. O'Brien.
Overseers of the Poor-George E. Morrill, George T. Roberts, Vernon A. Field, Otis Merriam, sec; Thomas U. Follansbee, clerk. Office, second floor, Court House bldg.
Board of Water Commissioners-George E. Mitchell, chairman ; Charles G. Roberts, Martin J. Pleschinger ; George Cassell, clerk and supt of Water Works; Frank B. Endicott, Osborne P. Nash, inspectors. Office, 149 Park street. Water taken from Metropolitan System.
Assessors-Ivory R. Allen, chairman ; George W. Ford; Robert J. Jones ; George H. Willey, clerk.
Board of Health-Dr. E. Frank Guild, city physician and chairman; David A. Lourie, Dennis H. Terrill, F. E. Winslow, inspector of plumbing and Health Officer.
FITZ PUBLIC LIBRARY OF CHELSEA.
Broadway between Marlborough and Matthews streets. Established 1868. Opened to the public, Jan. 1, 1870. Medora J. Simpson, librarian; Helen L. Tetlow, Ruth E. Clement, assistants; George W. Kohlrausch, janitor.
Trustees-Simeon Butterfield, Alton E. Briggs, Eugene F. Endicott, William E. Gilman, Dr. Charles Leeds, John Duncan ; John E. Beck, trustee ex-officio. Number of vol- umes, about 20,076. Library and reading-room open every week day, from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m.
CHICK & HOLMES Successors to
T. H. BUCK & CO.
LUMBER
Cor. Pearl and Marginal Streets, Chelsea Telephone 300
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CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
POLICE COURT.
Office, Court Room and Court House, 19 Park street.
Justice-Albert D. Bosson, res 54 Clark ave, Chelsea.
Special Justices-Samuel R. Cutler of Revere; George M. Stearns, res 125 Shurtleff, Chelsea.
Clerk-Joseph M. Curley, res 147 Garfield ave, Chelsea. Miss Cora V. Morris, 9 Parker, assistant.
Assistant Clerk and Probation Officer-Eben Hutchin- son, Jr., res 187 Chestnut.
Court Officer-John F. Sullivan.
POLICE.
Chief-Gasper G. Shannon, office Court House, 21 Park.
Captain-Fitz Roy Grover.
Lieutenant-Corydon Hewey.
Sergeants-William H. Gaillac, Frank W. Tucker.
Patrolmen-William P. Crane, William F. Golden, Will- iam L. Hebblethwaite, Edward L. Hoyt, William Burke, Her- bert J. Bradley, Eben L. Hoyt, Henry T. Parsons, James E. Dolan, Charles H. Gooding, Herbert H. Hayes, George C. Hussey, Charles H. Morrisson, James H. O'Neill, Charles H. Ross, Frank H. Sawyer, Hiram V. Tuttle, Milner H. Edgett, Patrick J. Gaffney, Jr., Charles H. Twombly, Peter W. Mc- Gauley, Thomas E. Flynn, John M. Bartley, Thomas F. Gain- ard, John E. Parsons, Henry B. Spinney, Henry J. Harrison. James Mahoney, John F. Dewan, Sherman T. Smalley, Rob- ert C. Renfrew William J. Porter.
Watchmen at Police Station-Nathan E. Sanford, Tim- othy J. Cunningham, Cornelius P. Duggan.
Matron at Police Station-Mrs. Anece G. Kelley; assis- tant, Miss Winnie M. Hind.
Keeper at Lockup-Gasper G. Shannon.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Central Fire Station, B'way c Grove-H. Allen Spencer, chief engineer; headquarters at Central Fire Station; Reu- ben T. Williamson, assistant chief engineer; headquarters at Engine 1.
BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. COAL GENERAL OFFICES : 30 Congress St., BOSTON METROPOLITAN COAL CO., 10 WINNISIMMET STREET, CHELSEA.
488
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Engine No. 1, 106 Park-Organized Aug. 13, 1860. C. A. Norris, captain; George F. Litchfield, lieutenant; Harry Morris, clerk ; Fred E. Perkins, engineman ; Joseph Hipwell, stoker; Chester E. Flanders, driver of engine; Albert An- thony driver hose.
Engine No. 2, Forsyth street n Washington ave-Organ- ized April 1, 1872; Everett I. Duncan, capt; William H. Pet- tengill, lieut; Thomas W. McKee, engineman; William Gott, stoker; E. E. Smith, driver engine; C. A. Calley, driver hose.
Engine No. 3, Broadway n Webster ave-Organized March 15, 1888; L. Otto Spencer, capt; H. Armour, clerk ; Gilbert J. Brown, engineman ; A. O. Hall, stoker; John W. Grover, driver engine; George A. Smith, driver hose.
Chemical No. 1, 481 Broadway-James H. Harris, capt ; Oliver P. Francis, driver.
Combination Hose, No. 4, Sagamore ave c Cheever-Er- nest W. Wheadon, capt; George A. Hadley, driver.
Ladder No. 1, 481 Broadway-George M. Anthony, capt; W. A. Casserly, lieut and driver ; Charles W. Shuman, clerk.
R. S. Frost Hose. No. 3, Shurtleff opp Maverick-J. E. Casey, capt; James Sutherland and Archie Buzzell drivers.
Telegraph Fire Alarm, station 19 Park-Harry G. Nut- ter, supt of wires.
Instructions to keyholders.
Upon the discovery or positive information of a fire, you will unlock the box, pull down the hook once only, and let go. This gives the desired alarm all over the city.
Never signal for a fire seen at a distance. Never touch the hook, except to give an alarm of fire. Be sure and close the door, and remove the key on leaving the door.
LOCATION FIRE ALARM BOXES
3 Fourth and Chestnut sts
4 Broadway opp Everett ave
6 Cor Broadway and Beacon st
7 Cor Front and Medford sts
8 Emery's Wharf, Broadway
9 Naval Hospital
12 Hose House, Shurtleff opp Maverick st
13 Engine House, Park sq
14 Cor Beacon and Winnisim- met sts
15 Cor Pearl and Williams sts
16 Marginal st opp Shawmut
17 Cor Shawmut st and Con- gress ave
18 Highland cor Suffolk st
19 Cor Willow and Marginal sts
131 Cor Shawmut and Chester ave
133 Cor Bellingham and Willow sts
21 Cary school cor Walnut and Second sts
22 No school signal
23 Cor Everett ave and Arling- ton st
POPE & COTTLE, Lumber and Mason's Materials
140 Carter Street, Chelsea
Telephone 62
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CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
LOCATION FIRE ALARM BOXES-Continued.
24 Cor Fifth and Spruce sts
25 Everett av and Maple st, Eastern Storage Co's Bldg
26 Carter Atwood Mc- Manus box factory
27 Everett ave n Everett line
28 Cor Second and Maple sts
228 Electric Light Station, Au- burn st
29 Cor Spruce and Williams sts
31 Central Fire Station, Broad- way
33 Gerrish ave n Highland st
34 Cor Cary ave and Broadway
35 Cor Eleanor and Clark ave
351 Soldiers' Home
36 Steamer 3, Broadway
37 Cor Eastern and Crescent aves
38 Broadway cor Cabot st
39 Forbes Lithograph Company
41 Washington ave opp Heard st
42 Cor Spruce and Addison sts
43 Forsyth St Engine House
44 Cor Carmel and Blooming- dale sts
45 Cor Winthrop st and Wash- ington ave
451 Webster ave n Jefferson
46 Washington ave n Sagamore
48 Washington ave n Prattville School
49 Washington ave n cor Gar- field ave
2 Blows, Al Out
5 Blows twice, Police Call
10 Blows twice, Military Call
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
School Committee.
John E. Beck, mayor (ex-officio).
Eugene F. Endicott, chairman.
Edward H. Lowell, vice-chairman.
William E. McClintock, delegate to Board of Aldermen. Marion L. Strout, clerk.
Ward One-Francis J. Hagan, James H. Malone, Arthur A. Wagner.
Ward Two-Minnie L. Fenwick, John F. Sullivan, Emma K. Merritt.
Ward Three-William E. McClintock, R. Perry Bush, Martin H. Ford.
Ward Four-Edward S. Johnson, George H. Dunham, Roscoe Pierce.
Ward Five-Edward H. Lowell, Eugene F. Endicott, Henry Mitchell.
B. C. Gregory, superintendent.
Rooms of committee and superintendent, Bellingham School Building.
Office hours of the superintendent, 8 to 9 a. m., 4 to 5 p. m. on school days, and on Saturday 8 to 9 a. m. Rooms open from 8 a. m. to 12 m. and 2 to 5 p. m .; on Saturday 8 a. m. to 12 m.
Metropolitan Coal Co., GENERAL OFFICES :
30 Congress St., Boston.
10 Winnisimmet Street,
. CHELSEA
COAL for Steam and Domestic Uses.
490
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
High School, Crescent ave c Tudor-Alton E. Briggs, master; Boyd Bartlett, Frank M. Gilley, Alfred E. Wright, Helen M. Biscoe, Mary S. Keene, Bertha A. Ballantyne, An- toinette Holbrook, Marie W. Christie, Elsie Ryder, Jessie E. Gould, Grace M. Shaw, Gertrude R. Shaw, Jennie E. Weir, Emily C. Robbins, Nancy E. Kimball, Evelyn Hope, Edith L. Bush, N. Eveline Coolidge assistants.
Shurtleff School (Grammar), Essex-Fred A. Pitcher, principal; Eva S. Tyler, Carrie M. Schroeder, Minnie Par- tridge, Mary E. Bird, Sarah A, Whitmarsh, S. Louise Baker, E. Lohra Scott, Jeanette B. Rice, Annie G. Farrar, Mattie C. Carruthers, Lillie L. Fisher, Helen M. Dunbar, Mary M. Gainard, Katherine M. Kneeland, Vandelia Dexter, Kather- ine F. Baker, Mary M. Bickford, assistants .
Williams School (Grammar), 165 Walnut-Samuel B. Paul, principal; Mary F. Atwood, Elsie M. Albee, Mabel E. Vaughan, Gertrude A. Roberts, Flora L. Nickerson, Jennie A. Prindle, Mabel L. Bates, Mabel C. Carle, Elva B. Prescott, Richard W. Marston, Sarah M. Edmester, Mabel F. Sawyer, Lena Leitlen, Bertha M. Gray, Anna H. Fisher, Florence E. De Rochement, assistants.
Carter School (Grammar), Forsyth st-Daniel A. Clif- ford, principal ; Marie L. Tifft, Helen M. Abbee, Edith F. Mears, Maria C. Cole, Isabella II. Morse, Edith K. Smythe, Florence E. Fisher, Henrietta McConnell, Grace Whaland, Ada J. Brown, Amalie Knobel, Annie E. Jacobs, Elizabeth E. Hall, Blanch E. Dodge, Reba Collins, Bessie D. Cross, as- sistants.
Highland School (Grammar and Primary), cor Cottage and Highland sts-Alice Owens, principal; May Russell, Georgianna E. Lewis, Florence E. Pratt, Lillian F. Arey, Alice B. Packard, Lucille C. Morse, Gillian M. Gordon, Edna A. Gault, assistants.
Prattville School (Grammar and Primary), Washing- ton ave bet Murray st and Ingleside ave-Elmira S. Winship, principal; Adelaide C. Starrett, Grace Crandon, Ethel L. Harrington, Grace B. Davis, Harriet M. Small, Nettie M. Stanley, Lena Scully, Marion E. Powers, Irene H. Newell, Laura M. La Vallee, assistants.
Frank B. Fay School, Everett ave and Fourth st-Alice C. Dockham, principal ; Jane W. Peck, Addie E. Smith, Grace M. Perkins, Annie M. Peters, Helen G. Dennett, May C. Gil- fillan, Nina B. Hartford, Gertrude I. Bigelow, Elizabeth E. Whitcomb, Ethel M. Stevens, Marion K. Merritt, Leslie Cav- erly, Lena Cushing, assistants.
For all matters pertaining to Realty, consult 423 Broadway, Chelsea
Daniel H. Sullivan FIRE INSURANCE written in the Best Companies
491
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
Cary, cor Second and Walnut sts-Adelaide Pierce, principal ; Adeline M. Hyde, Susan N. Macdonald, Ethel C. Flynn, Isadore L. Andrews, Eva M. Guptill, Bertha A. Swain, Elsie L. Fogg, Annie F. Blackman, Dorothy G. Stevens, Ber- tha M. Lamprey, Gertrude R. Hill, Sara G. Haven, Ethel Har- vey, Ella M. Fay, Luanna B. De Catur.
City Hall, City Hall Building-Susan L. Garvin, prin- cipal; Adelaide J. Green, Esther Samuel, A. Maude McPher- son, Agnes L. Hayward, Martha L. Taylor, Carolyn R. Spen- cer, Elizabeth Simmons, Mira D. Leavitt.
Bellingham, Old High School Building-Mary Norcross, principal ; Annie B. Edwards, Nellie A. Kemp, Mary Challis, Grace Carter, Mary L. Linton, Elizabeth G. Smith, Lillian A. Curtin, Julia A. Brown, Ida B. Bailey, Bessie M. Bailey, Anna Guptill, Lillian M. Hosley, Emma L. King, Georgie M. Lucas, Ella E. Mackenzie, Lucy M. Parks, Jessie E. West, Gertrude A. Woolner.
Shawmut Street-H. Louise Leighton, principal; Min- nie E. Trowan, Anna B. Lattin, Myra L. Currier.
Broadway- Martha K. Low, principal ; Susie A. Lurvey, Georgetta Campbell, Margaretta Barnes, Maria E. Hawes, Susie A. Lurvey.
Bloomingdale, 104 Bloomingdale-Gertrude L. Merrill, principal ; Eliza M. Abbott, Marion L. Norton, Belle R. Miles, Helen L. Tuck, Sadie B. Wilson.
Spencer ave-Emma A. Clayton, principal ; Gertrude A. Bogan, Emma F. Wallace, Ruth Babson, Bessie B. Sargent, Harriet E. Means, Carolyn M. Libbie, Lizzie E. Coleman, Anna E. Field.
Supervisor of Music-Osbourne McConathy.
Supervisor of Drawing-Sadie R. Milzard; Anna B. Morton, assistant.
Supervisor of Sewing-Frances M. Carr.
Truant Officer-Joseph J. Gilman ; Clarendon W. Gray, assistant.
Military Instructor-William Renfrew.
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Metropolitan Coal Co.30 Congress St BOSTON
10 Winnisimmet St., CHELSEA.
G 'FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY.'
492
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS.
St. Rose Convent School-Chestnut, next R. R.
St. Rose Boys' School-Broadway near R. R. bridge
CHURCHES AND RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
First Baptist, Central ave cor Shurtleff-Organized 1836; Francis W. Bakeman, pastor.
First Unitarian, Hawthorn opp Fourth-Organized 1838.
First M. E., Cary ave-Organized 1839, Walnut cor Fourth; Philip L. Frick, pastor.
St. Luke's (Episcopal), Hawthorn st-Organized 1841. Rev. Edmund Booth Young, rector.
First Congregational, Reynolds ave-Organized 1841; (First and Third united 1905) ; Harry W. Jeffers, clerk.
People's A. M. E., 111 Fourth-Organized 1873; erected 1890; Edward L. Bell, pastor.
Church of the Redeemer (First Universalist), Fourth cor Chestnut-Organized 1842; R. Perry Bush, pastor.
Central Congregational, Chestnut cor Fifth-Organized April 2, 1851; Rev. John A. Higgons, pastor.
Mount Bellingham M. E .- Services held in Unitarian church. Organized 1853; Rev. A. H. Nazarian, pastor.
Horace Memorial Free Baptist. Webster ave c Spencer ave-Organized Nov. 25, 1887; Bertram T. Martin, clerk.
St. Rose Roman Catholic, Broadway n Library-Organ- ized 1849 ; Rev. Thomas F. Cusack, pastor.
St. Stanislaus Roman Catholic. Chestnut n Third-Rev. George Jaskolski, pastor; Thomas Grabowski, organist.
Advent Christian, Heard st-Organized May 3, 1868; C. M. Seamans of Everett, pastor ; Charles H. Woodman, Sun- day school superintendent.
Jewish Synagogue, 120 Winnisimmet-Organized 1890; Philip Israelite, rabbi and secretary.
Chester Avenue Chapel (Cong.), 121 Chester ave.
Christ's Mission, 443 Broadway.
First Church of Christ (Scientist), 215a Shurtleff.
Salvation Army, 165 Winnisimmet.
Buy your Lumber of POPE & COTTLE
Spruce Hard Pine
Shingles
Clapboards
Mason's Materials
Telephone 62
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CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
CORPORATIONS.
American Circular Loom Co., Suffolk cor Highland. In- corporated 1889, capital $100,000. Aaron F. Smith, presi- dent; Augustus T. Clark, secretary and treasurer.
Austin Biscuit Co., Shawmut cor Marginal. J. W. Hazen, vice president and general manager; Frank M. Bis- bee, treasurer. Manufacturers ship bread and cracker bak- ers.
Bay State Improved Box Manufacturing Co. Incor- porated 1897. William A. Cardy, treasurer, Sixth cor Spruce.
Bloomberg Bros. Co., 261 to 265 Broadway. Organized 1904. Capital $45,000. James Bloomberg, president; Harry Bloomberg, secretary and treasurer.
Boston Filter Co., 41 Broadway. Incorporated 1892. Capital stock $100,000. George Cade, president; William E. C. Goudey, manager.
Boston Gore and Web Manufacturing Co., Parker cor Crescent ave and (50 Lincoln, B.). Incorporated December 1, 1893. Alfred Hopkins, president and treasurer; Edmund A. Hopkins, secretary and manager.
Boston and Northern Street Railway Company. Boston office, 84 State street. Chelsea office, 214 Broadway. George H. Gray, division superintendent, Chelsea; P. F. Sullivan, president, Boston ; R. S. Goff, vice president and general man- ager, Fall River; J. H. Goodspeed, treasurer, Boston; D. Dana Bartlett, general auditor, Boston; Philip M. Reynolds, purchasing agent, Boston; C. F. Bancroft, electrical engi- neer, Boston.
Cabot Samuel (Inc.). Incorporated May 1907. Capital $315,000. Henry B. Cabot, president; Edward Cunning- ham, secretary and treasurer ; Marsh G. Bennett, manager.
Cardy W. T. & Sons Co., 214 Arlington. Organized June 18, 1895. M. E. Cardy, president; Henry S. Cardy, treasurer; M. G. Cardy, clerk. Manufacturers paper boxes.
Chelsea Clock Co. Charles H. Pearson, treasurer. Ev- erett ave byd Carter.
Chelsea Gas Light Co., office 366 Broadway. Incor- porated 1852. Capital stock $300,000. James L. Richards, president ; Henry C. French, treasurer ; Joseph M. Riley, as- sistant general manager; Frank E. Beedy, superintendent gas department.
Metropolitan Coal Co., GENERAL OFFICES
30 Congress St., Boston. CHELSEA OFFICE : 10 Winnisimmet Street.
BEST QUALITY. - - - LOWEST PRICES
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CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Emery George D. Company, 11 Broadway. Incorporated 1902. Capital $1,500,000. George D. Emery, president ; George L. Cade, treasurer ; Allen T. Fuller, secretary.
Folkins J. H. Co., 960 Broadway. Incorporated Janu- ary, 1904. Capital $100,000. Benjamin F. Jakeman, presi- dent ; J. H. Folkins, treasurer.
Forbes Lithograph Manufacturing Co., Forbes n R. R. Office 185 Summer, Boston. Incorporated 1875. Capital stock $175,000. William P. Hunt, president; William H. Forbes, treasurer.
Fox New Custom Laundry Co., 4 to 6 Third. Incorpo- rated November 16, 1906. Ralph S. Hills, president; Orrin R. Fox, treasurer.
Garden Cemetery. Office 111 Shawmut. Organized October 4, 1839. Incorporated 1840. Thomas Thomas, pres- ident; H. A. Spencer, secretary and treasurer. Annual meet- ing and election of officers first Tuesday in October. William Garafer, sexton.
Green Richard T. Co., 211 Marginal. Incorporated February 18, 1907. Capital $25,000. Richard T. Green, pres- ident and treasurer; William R. Green, vice president ; Rich- ard T. Green, Jr., assistant treasurer.
Griffin Wheel Co., off Gerrish ave. T. A. Griffin of New York, president ; S. L. Prest, treasurer.
Hecla Compressed Gas Co. Incorporated June, 1892. Capital stock $100,000. Works, West Third n Cypress. Man- ufacturers of liquified gasses and chemicals. Gustaf Olsson of Everett, president ; John A. Brown of Everett, vice presi- dent and treasurer.
Holmes F. B. Co., Beach st. D. W. Field, president; F. B. Holmes, treasurer.
Lee Bros. Co., Everett ave. G. M. Lee, president.
Lovewell-Henrici Co., 928-934 Broadway. Incorporated 1902. Capital $75,000. James Connolly, president; F. C. Lovewell, secretary ; J. Ashman, treasurer.
Low Tile Co. Incorporated September 9, 1889. Capi- tal stock $50,000. Works, 948 Broadway. John F. Low, president and treasurer.
Magee Furnace Co., 95 Marginal and (38 Union, B.). Mfrs. furnaces, ranges and stoves. Frank A. Magee, pres- ident; S. Olin Field, vice president; Alfred E. Stockbridge, treasurer ; James C. Hosford, superintendent at factory.
CHICK & HOLMES Successors to LUMBER T. H. BUCK & CO.
Cor. Pearl and Marginal Streets, Chelsea . Telephone 300
495
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Martin T. & Bro. Mfg. Co., Webster ave c Dudley. In- corporated April 2, 1890. Capital stock $200,000. Mfrs. of elastic webs. William Martin, president; Thomas Mar- tin, treasurer; Bertram T. Martin, secretary and assistant treasurer.
McAuliffe Non-Siphoning Trap Co., 65 Pearl. J. A. Maynard, president; R. P. Maynard, secretary ; H. W. Thorn- dike, treasurer.
Melcher Co. (The), 7 Third. Fred Taber, president; C. A. Melcher, manager.
Mt. Washington Cold Spring Mfg. Co., Washington ave n Garfield ave. Office, 309 Washington street, Boston.
Newark Faucet Company, 33 Broadway. Incorporated 1895. Capital $150,000. George L. Cade, president; H. A. Froom, treasurer; Dillon Beebe, Jr., general manager.
Nemo Heater Co., 367 Washington ave. Incorporated August 26, 1906. P. C. Veazie, president ; D. W. Wormwood, treasurer. Steam and hot water apparatus.
Parsons Mfg. Co., 157 Marginal. Nathaniel P. Beaman, president and treasurer; H. Gerrish, Jr., secretary and as- sistant treasurer. Manufacturers of wooden boxes.
Pioneer Free Press Co., 22 Fourth. Incorporated June, 1907. Capital $10,000. William S. Young, president. Pub- lishers.
Revere Rubber Co. Incorporated 1883. Capital $2,000,- 000. Factory, Eastern ave; office, 77 Bedford, Boston. C. C. Converse, president ; E. S. Williams, treasurer.
Sawyer Crystal Blue Co., Dudley n Webster ave. Store, 67 Broad, Boston. Incorporated January, 1880. Capital stock, $170,000. A. W. Holway, president; Francis Doane, treasurer.
Slade D. L. & Co. Incorporated January 1, 1885. Cap- ital stock, $100,000. Mills at Revere. Factory 279, 281 and 283 Broadway, Chelsea. Boston office, 13 India. Mfrs. of baking powder and importers and grinders of spices and cream tartar. Henry S. Milton, president; George H. Carter, treasurer; David Slade, Henry S. Milton, Frank E. Fitz, George H. Carter, directors.
Snow W. A. Iron Works (The), 95 West Third. A. W. Clark, president; W. A. Snow, treasurer; W. T. Crowley, secretary.
BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. COAL GENERAL OFFICES :
30 Congress St., BOSTON. METROPOLITAN COAL CO., IO WINNISIMMET STREET, CHELSEA
496
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Soley John & Sons, Maple street. Office, 444 Harrison ave, Boston. Incorporated 1904. John C. Soley, president ; William A. Soley, treasurer.
Theise Frederick Mfg. Co., 92 Second. Simon Theise, president ; Fred Theise, treasurer.
Thomas Strahan Co., Maple cor Heard. Thomas Stra- han, president.
Travis-Coburn Co. Incorporated 1904. Fifth cor Spruce. Charles C. Travis, president; C. A. Webster, treas- urer.
Union Metal Works. Frank J. Carr, president; J. H. Carr, treasurer.
Walker Bros. Dyeing and Bleaching Co. (Inc.), Clinton street. E. H. Walker, president; James Walker, treasurer; Howard Walker, secretary. Dyers and bleachers of cotton yarns.
Winnisimmet Co. Office foot Winnisimmet, at the Ferry. Incorporated 1883. Capital stock $500,000. Chester Guild, president ; George W. Moses, treasurer; Herbert W. Moses, assistant treasurer ; Charles G. Roberts, superintendent.
SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS AND INSTITUTIONS.
American Order of Scottish Clans, Clan Campbell of Argyle, No. 2. Meetings held third Friday of each month at 220 Broadway.
A. O. of Fraternal Helpers, Garfield Lodge, No. 7. Meet- ing held first and third Tuesdays of each month at 280 Broad- way. David G. Laing, president ; Albert H. Clark, secretary ; L. May Huntington, treasurer.
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Division No. 10. Meets first Wednesday and third Sunday at 220 Broadway. Fran- cis H. Elliott, president; John J. Donovan, recording secre- tary ; John J. Riley, treasurer.
A. O. of U. W., Bay State Lodge, No. 3. Meetings held second and fourth Fridays each month at Odd Fellows build- ing. E. N. Walker, M. W .; Thomas Thomas, recorder ; Henry Thomas, treasurer.
A. O. of U. W., Powder Horn Lodge, No. 100. Meetings held first and third Fridays each month at Lothrop Hall, Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq.
POPE & COTTLE, Lumber of All Kinds
140 Carter Street, Chelsea
Telephone 62
497
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Chelsea Board of Trade. Organized January 8, 1895. Meets fourth Tuesday evening each month at 437 Broadway. Officers are elected annually in October. James T. Nelson, president ; George B. Guild, treasurer ; Edward H. Warren, secretary.
Chelsea Day Nursery and Children's Home, 148 Shaw- mut. J. F. Knowlton, president ; Mrs. H. A. McLacklan, sec- retary ; Miss Marie J. Fuzzard, treasurer; Mrs. Nellie S. Griffin, matron.
Chelsea Firemen's Relief Association. Meetings held second Monday in April and October at Central Fire Station. Officers elected second Monday in April. George M. An- thony, president ; J. A. Orcutt, secretary ; H. W. Norris, treas- urer.
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