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Chelsea Police Relief Association. Organized March 7, 1889. Meetings held first Monday in January at 21 Park, when officers are elected. David M. Hudson, president ; Charles H. Gooding, secretary ; Frank W. Tucker, treasurer.
Chelsea Real Estate Associates. Office 435 Broadway. Organized December, 1891. Meetings held third Wednesday in January. George W. Moses, president; Royal S. Went- worth, treasurer ; George T. Roberts, secretary.
Chelsea Veteran Firemen's Association. Liberty En- gine. Organized May, 1890. Meetings held second Tues- day of each month at engine house, Hawthorn. F. E. Pierce, president and treasurer; William F. Ribero, secretary.
CLUBS.
Grand Army of the Republic. Theodore Winthrop, Post No. 35. Organized November 16, 1867. Meetings held Thurs- days at 59 Park. Officers elected first Thursday in December. Melvin M. Lecain, com .; Charles T. Ring, adj .; Osborn P. Nash, quartermaster.
Grand Army Hall Association. Organized 1884. Meet- ings held second Monday in January at 59 Park. Dennis A. O'Brien, president; George T. Roberts, treasurer; Andrew J. Bacon, clerk.
Improved Order of Red Men. Powhatan tribe, No. 40. Meetings held Fridays at 280 Broadway. Officers elected in June and December. Herbert I. Innis, sachem ; Edgar A. Whitney, keeper of records; John R. Oldreive, keeper of wampum.
Metropolitan Coal Co., GENERAL OFFICES :
10 Winnisimmet Street,
30 Congress St., Boston.
. CHELSEA COAL for Steam and Domestic Uses.
498
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Improved Order of Red Men. Alfareta Council, No. 12, D. of P. Instituted March 29, 1888. Meetings held second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 280 Broadway. Mrs. Ada D. Cummings, P .; Flora J. Searle, K. of R. ; Evelyn L. Legg, K. of W.
Mill Stream Boat Club. Organized 1888. Meetings held second Tuesday of each month at boat house. Cornelius Lyons, president ; John F. Tierney, secretary; Joseph Lyons, treasurer.
Old Ladies Home, 3 Washington sq. Henry Mitchell, president ; Edwin H. Curry, treasurer; Mrs. S. E. Engles, secretary.
Review Club. House, 23 Crescent ave. Archibald T. Martin, president; William J. McClintock, secretary ; Harry W. Jones, treasurer.
R. S. Frost General Hospital, 138 to 142 Shawmut. An- drew F. Hunnewell, president; Dennis A. O'Brien, vice pres- ident; Drs. William R. Chipman, Thomas Green, admitting physicians; Miss Ella Stewart, matron; George H. Dunham, treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Winnisimmet Lodge, No. 24. Meetings held every Tues- day at Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq. Charles F. John- son, noble grand; Simeon B. Atwood, treasurer; Frank B. Endicott, secretary.
Mystic Lodge, No. 51. Meetings held Mondays at Odd Fellows hall, Chelsea sq. Harry L. Hersom, noble grand; W. T. Vaughan, treasurer; George A. Gould, recording sec- retary.
Samaritan Encampment, No. 23. Meetings held second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq. William J. Pickance, C. P .; Otis Merriam, scribe ; Edwin E. Keith, treasurer.
Patriarchs Militant, Grand Canton Ridgeley, No. 13. Meetings held fourth Wednesday of each month at Odd Fel- lows building, Chelsea sq. Ernest Acker, commandant ; E. E. Faunce, clerk; A. C. Y. Macadam, accountant.
Columbia Lodge, 6515, Manchester Unity, I. O. O. F. Meetings held first and third Thursdays of each month at Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq. Officers elected third Thursdays of June and December. Walter F. Sargent, p. g .; John G. Harvey, p. g.
REAL ESTATE
Daniel H. Sullivan INSURANCE
Leading CHELSEA
REFERS TO ALL CHELSEA BANKS 423 Broadway, Chelsea
DEALER
499
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Faith Rebecca Lodge, No. 48. Instituted March 4, 1886. Meetings held first and third Thursdays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall, Chelsea sq. Officers elected annually. Mrs. Ella F. Williamson, noble grand; Effie M. Gray, secre- tary ; Mrs. Susan E. Akins, treasurer.
East Side Improvement Association (Inc.). Organized 1901. Meetings held second and fourth Fridays at Veteran Firemen's Hall, Hawthorn st. Fletcher Osgood, president ; John Havey secretary and treasurer.
Odd Fellows' Mutual Benefit Association. Meetings held second Tuesday of each month at Odd Fellows' Build- ing, Alexander Leslie, president; George H. Dunham, treas- urer; Frank B. Endicott, secretary.
Knights of Columbus, Chelsea Council, No. 83. Meet- ings held second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 220 Broadway. Joseph P. Finn, G. K .; James H. Malone, sec- retary ; Frank E. Randall, treasurer.
Knights of Honor, Chelsea, Chelsea Lodge, No. 175. Meetings held first Thursday of each month at Granite hall building. R. R. Foster, Dic .; George W. Rechel, Rep .; Frank R. Rechel, treasurer.
Knights of Malta, Paul Revere Commandery, No. 200. Meetings held Thursdays at 234 Broadway. Officers elected last Thursday in August. Walter Spracklin, S. K. C .; Wes- ley A. Halfyard, P. C., recorder ; Rominer Lovewell, P. C., treasurer.
Knights of Pythias, Mystic Lodge, No. 46. Meetings held Mondays at 220 Broadway. Officers elected fourth Monday in June and December. George W. Little, C. C .; Joseph E. Hunt, K. R. S .; George A. Clough, M. E.
Knights of Pythias, Apollo Lodge, No. 74. Instituted May 9, 1889. Meetings held every Friday evening at 220 Broadway. Officers elected first Friday in June and Decem- ber.
MASONIC.
Star of Bethlehem Lodge. Instituted November 8, 1843. Regular communication third Wednesday of each month at Masonic Hall, 270 Broadway. George A. Eaton, Wor. Master ; Albert A. Fickett, treasurer; W. A. Baston, secre- tary.
COAL.N
Metropolitan Coal Co.30 Congress St. BOSTON
10 Winnisimmet St., CHELSEA. FAMILY TRADE A SPECIALTY.
500
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Robert Lash Lodge. Constituted December 23, 1867. Regular communication fourth Wednesday of each month in Masonic hall, 270 Broadway. Walter S. Litchfield, mas- ter; Charles G. Roberts, treasurer; Otis Merriam, secretary.
Naphtali Council Royal and Select Masters. Chartered 1869. Meets Masonic hall, fourth Friday. Elmer H. Snow, T. I. master ; Lorenzo D. Dixon, treasurer ; Charles S. Beatley, recorder.
Palestine Commandery of Knights of Templar, No. 10. Meets Masonic hall second Wednesday. Harry C. Crocker, commander ; Edwin R. Hoag, treasurer; Charles S. Beatley, recorder.
Royal Arch Chapter of the Shekinah. Meets Masonic hall, first Wednesday. Raymond T. Sewall, M. E. high priest ; Eleazer H. Brazer, treasurer ; Charles S. Beatley, sec- retary .
Military Co. Fifth Company, Corps Coast Artillery, M. V. M. Organized August 14, 1863. Meetings held Mondays at Armory, Broadway cor Library.
N. E. Order of Protection, Alpha Lodge, No. 1. Meet- ings held first and third Wednesdays of each month at Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq. Stephen A. Holmes, W .; Aga- lia E. Johnson, secretary ; Charles F. Oxton, treasurer.
N. E. Order of Protection, Chelsea Lodge, No. 201. Meetings held second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Odd Fellows building, Chelsea sq. Catherine E. Cross- man, W .; C. J. Tinkham, secretary; Edward L. Warren, treasurer.
Royal Arcanum, Crescent Council, No. 71. Meetings held first and last Mondays of each month at Odd Fellows hall, Chelsea sq. William H. Biggleston, regent; Albert A. Fickett, secretary; William P. Rich, treasurer.
Royal Arcanum, Chelsea Council, No. 458. Meetings held second and fourth Tuesdays, I. O. O. F. bldg., Chelsea Sq. Regent, Bertie E. Grant; secretary, Martin J. Plesch- inger ; treasurer, Walter C. Searle.
Ruth Chapter, No. 37, O. E. S. Meetings held second and fourth Fridays of each month at Odd Fellow Hall, B'way sq. W. M., Mrs. Annie S. Smith ; secretary, Olive E. Magune ; treasurer, Mrs. Mary A. L. Wild.
Pope & Cottle, Building and Finish Lumber
140 Carter St., Chelsea Telephone 62
501
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Soldiers' Home, Crest ave on the summit of Powder Horn Hill. Peter D. Smith of Andover, president; Joseph B. Maccabe, secretary ; Charles W. Wilcox, assistant secretary ; William M. Olin, treasurer; Col. Charles E. Hapgood, super- intendent; Mrs. Laura A. Avery, matron; Lawrence E. Hills and Philip E. Means, assistant surgeons; Richard R. Foster, adjutant; Howard K. Cutter, hospital steward; Drs. William R. Chipman, Samuel E. Crowell, Arthur J. Shaw, Herbert O. Marcy, George H. Gray, E. P. Starbird, consulting physi- cians.
Sons of the American Revolution, Old Suffolk Chapter. Meets third Tuesday of each month, October to May inclu- sive. Fred'k A. Cheney, president; Thomas U. Follansbee, secretary ; Elmer H. Snow, treasurer.
Sons of Veterans, Theodore Winthrop Camp, No. 81. Meetings held second and fourth Tuesday of each month at G. A. R. hall. Alfred S. Samuels, commander ; A. A. Norton, secretary ; John E. Wilcox, treasurer.
Union Veterans' Union, W. S. Hancock Command, No. 1. Meetings held Wednesdays at 220 B'way. Officers elected first Wednesdays in December. Henry W. Ayers, colonel; Frank A. Pottle, adjutant; Jay C. Smith, treasurer.
United Order of the Golden Cross, Chelsea Commandery, No. 69. Meetings held second and fourth Thursday of each month at 167 Hawthorn.
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers, Suffolk Colony, No. 21. Organized Oct. 11, 1880. Meetings held first and fourth Wednesday of each month at Gould hall.
U. S. Naval Hospital, B'way n the bridge. Howard E. Ames, medical director in charge; Joseph H. Graham, phar- macist.
U. S. Marine Hospital, head of High. Rell M. Woodard, surgeon in command; F. L. Brown, pharmacist.
Williams School Boys' Association. Organized 1901. Meets last Thursday in January. Former members of the Williams school. President, Charles B. Burleigh ; secretary, Parker J. Richardson ; treasurer, J. Lewis Carr.
Winnisimmet Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Association. Meetings held first Wednesday in January at Old school house, Central ave, when officers are elected. President, Francis F. Webster; secretary, Edward J. Hagerty; treas- urer, Fred A. Dow, East Boston.
Metropolitan Coal Co., GENERAL OFFICES
30 Congress St., Boston.
CHELSEA OFFICE : 10 Winnisimmet Street. BEST QUALITY. - LOWEST PRICES
502
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Woman's Relief Corps. Theodore Winthrop Woman's Relief Corps, No. 10, G. A. R. Meetings held second and fourth Wednesday evening in each month at 59 Park. Presi- dent, Mrs. Louisa A. Samuels ; treasurer, Mrs. Eliza A. Baker.
Young Men's Christian Association, 177 Hawthorn. Meets second Thursday of each month. Arthur E. Gates, president ; Charles J. Reily, secretary ; Clarence A. Warren, treasurer.
CHELSEA POSTAL STATION. Odd Fellows Building, Chelsea sq.
Horace B. Lambert, superintendent ; George T. O'Brien, chief clerk ; Albert J. Tierney and Charles M. Finn, general delivery clerks; Arthur P. Savage, mailing clerk; Albert H. Pickard, registry clerk; Hugh J. Kelliher, Daniel Hourihan, Patrick F. McGovern, mailing clerks; Frank P. Holt, night clerk.
William J. Pickance, money order and registry clerk.
Charles E. Bassett, Henry J. Templeton, Michael J. Campbell, George H. Appleton, John J. Swain, Aaron H. Ridley, William J. O'Hearn, Robert H. Skelley, James L. Brady, Albert L. Jewett, Charles S. Marsh, John F. Mc- Auliffe, Christopher E. Arey, Thomas H. Sharkey, John H. Chadbourne, William J. Fitzpatrick, William S. Riordan, Dennis F. Mahoney, Alfred Johnson, Joseph T. Feeley, Wal- ter S. Bruce, Samuel J. O'Neil, John W. Devine, James A. Crowley, James A. Mclellan, George Fierling, Samuel Clinn- gen, Edward J. McCauley, letter carriers ; Charles F. Worth, Joseph T. Patterson, substitute carriers.
Office open from 7 a m to 8 p m. Holidays, 7 to 10 a m. Sundays 9 to 10 a m. Money Order and Registered Letter Window open from 8 a m to 6 p m; except Sundays and Holi- days. Carriers Delivery trips 7.30 and 11 a m, 3 and 5 p m.
Postal sub-station, No. 43 at 148 Washington ave. George H. Smith, clerk in charge.
Postal sub-station 66, at 21 Central ave. John P. Collins, clerk in charge.
Postal sub-station 72, at 372 Washington ave. William A. Perkins, clerk in charge.
CHICK & HOLMES Successors to
T. H. BUCK & CO. LUMBER
Cor. Pearl and Marginal Streets, Chelsea Telephone 300
503
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Postal sub-station 116, at 895 B'way. Frank M. Frost, clerk in charge.
Money orders may be bought, letters registered, and all postoffice information obtained.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Never send money or valuable matter of any kind in a letter without having it registered. The fee for registration is eight cents. Have your mail addressed to street and num- ber, with name and address of sender on upper left hand corner. By so doing you will insure its prompt and regular delivery. When changing your residence, notice should be left at the post office or given to the carrier. All irregulari- ties in delivery should be reported to the postmaster for cor- rection. There is no limit of weight to first and second class matter or single books; all other matter is limited to four pounds. Liquids can only be mailed in metal or wooden boxes. Persons sending postal cards with the words "in haste" or other words unconnected with the delivery, writ- ten upon the address side of the card, subject the same to letter postage, and they are held as unmailable.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
First Class Mail Matter.
Letters-This class includes all sealed matter or other- wise closed against inspection or anything containing writ- ing. Postage 2 cents an ounce, or fraction thereof. Regis- tered letters, 10 cents in addition to the regular postage.
Third Class.
Mailed matter of the third class includes books, transient newspapers, periodicals, circulars and other matter wholly in print, corrected proof-sheets and manuscript copy accom- panying the same. MS. unaccompanied by proof-sheets letter rates. Printed circulars may have the date and name of the sender and person addressed written therein. Limit of weight, 4 pounds each package, except single books, weight not limited. Postage, except as below, 1 cent for each two ounces or fractional part thereof; full payment compulsory ; not sent if not so prepaid. Newspapers and regular publica- tions, one cent for each four ounces or fractional part. This rate applies to nothing mailed to foreign countries.
BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES. COAL GENERAL OFFICES :
30 Congress St., BOSTON. METROPOLITAN COAL CO., 10 WINNISIMMET STREET, CHELSEA.
504-576
CHELSEA MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT.
Fourth Class.
Embraces merchandise and all matter not included in the 1st, 2d or 3rd classes. Limit of weight, 4 pounds. Pos- tage, 1 cent, each ounce or fraction thereof prepaid. All packages of matter of the 3d and 4th class must be so wrapped or enveloped that their contents may be examined by postmasters without destroying the wrapper. Must not be sealed. Matter of the 3d or 4th class, containing any writing except as here specified will be charged with letter postage but the sender of any book may write names or ad- dresses therein, or on the outside, with the word "from" preceding the same, or may write briefly on any package the number, price or the names of the articles enclosed.
Money Orders Domestic.
An order may be issued for any amount from 1 cent to $100, inclusive, but fractional parts of a cent cannot be in- cluded. The fees charged for money orders are: For sums not exceeding $2.50, 3 cents; over $2.50 and not exceeding $5.00, 5 cents; over $5.00 and not exceeding $10.00, 8 cents ; over $10.00 and not exceeding $20.00, 10 cents; over $20.00 and not exceeding $30.00, 12 cents; over $30.00 and exceed- ing $40.00, 15 cents; over $40.00 and not exceeding $50.00, 18 cents; over $50.00 and not exceeding $60.00, 20 cents; over $60.00 and not exceeding $75.00, 25 cents; over $75.00 and not exceeding $100, 30 cents.
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POPE & COTTLE, Lumber and Mason's Materials
140 Carter Street, Chelsea
Telephone 62
Revere Hardware Co.
Headquarters In Revere for
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Tinware, Wheelbarrows, Screen Doors and Window Screens, Ice Cream Freezers, Lawn Mow- ers, Garden Hose, Refrigerators.
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Revere Directory
REVERE STREET DIRECTORY.
Adams, from Mountain ave opp Dedham Agneous avenue, from Ocean ave to the beach Aldrich avenue, from Spring ave to Prospect ave Allston, from Park ave to 188 Mountain ave Amasa, from Mountain ave to Proctor ave Ambrose, from 711 Broadway to Pomona Arlington avenue, from Centennial ave southerly Arnold, from Prescott to Washington ave
Atlantic avenue, from Winthrop ave to Ocean ave, Bm't Augusta (proposed), from Hopkins to end Francis Baker avenue, from Beach byd Kimball ave to Chester ave Barrett, from Mountain ave to Park ave
Bateman road, from 200 Bradstreet ave to 177 Bellingham ave
Bath, from 145 Boulevard to Baker ave
Bay View, from Vinal n Railroad to R R
Beach, from 199 Broadway at Fenno's corner to Boulevard Beachmont, from Ocean ave to the sea
Beaver, from 169 Boulevard to 111 Baker ave
Belle Isle avenue, from 79 Chester ave southerly
Bellevue avenue, from opp 481 Revere, northeasterly
Bellingham avenue, from 31 Atlantic ave to opp 276 Endi- cott ave, Bm't
Bellows avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea Berkeley Park, off Crescent ave
Better, from Proctor to the R R
Billow avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea
Bosson, from Revere next Lowell northerly
Boulevard, from Elliott Circle to Point of Pines
Bradstreet ave, from 15 Atlantic ave to opp 276 Endicott ave, Bm't
Breeden's Lane, from Salem, n Park, to Saugus line
Broadway, from Chelsea line to Saugus line
Bryant, from Revere n Floyd southerly
Breed, from opp 245 Revere to end of George Brookline (proposed), from Walnut to Maple Burnham, from Foster nearly opp Pierce northerly
Cambridge, from 232 Mountain ave to Park ave Campbell avenue, from 115 Walnut ave to Winthrop ave Carleton, from Revere n Broadway to Folsom Carlson, from Malden n Hall's corner Carver, from Park ave opp Hancock to Vane Centennial avenue, from Garfield ave to Walnut ave Central avenue, from 397 Broadway to Beach Cheever, from 225 Broadway to Hyde n Beach Chester avenue, from 193 Boulevard to Baker ave
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REVERE STREET DIRECTORY.
Church Lane, from 183 Bradstreet ave, Bm't
Cleveland, from 341 Revere southerly
Clifton, from Salem to Saugus line
Cooledge (proposed), from 598 Broadway
Cottage, from 49 Crescent ave southerly, Bm't
Cove, from Boulevard to Ocean ave
Crescent avenue, Bm't, from 657 Winthrop ave to 1063 Win- throp ave
Crest avenue, Bm't, from 5 Bellingham ave to Washington sq Cross, from opp 126 Bradstreet ave to 119 Bellingham ave, Bm't
Cross, from end Spring to 621 Lynn, L
Crystal avenue, from Ocean ave to byd Summer, Bm't Cushman avenue, from 634 Broadway to North
Dale, from Park ave opp Kilburn to Washington ave Dana, from East Garfield avenue to opp 23 Waverly ave Davis, from Broadway, nearly opp Folsom, westerly Davis, from Park ave opp Genesee to Vane
Dedham, from Mountain ave opp Adams to Park ave
Dehon, from Nahant ave to Centennial ave
Derby's Lane, from Malden n Hall's corner
Dix, from 14 Waverly ave
Dolphin avenue, from Atlantic ave to byd Wave ave Eastern avenue, from 235 School easterly
Eaton, from 41 Beach to Hall
Elliot Circle, south end of Crescent Beach
Elmwood, from opp 307 Revere to James
Ellwood place, from 22 Olive, southerly
Endicott avenue, from state road at Catholic church to 1060 Winthrop ave, Bm't
Essex, from 270 Mountain ave to Park ave
Eustis, from end Webster, across Harris, westerly
Everard, from opp 15 Cottage to byd Belle Isle ave, Bm't Everett (proposed), from Harris to Beach Fairfield, from Revere, byd Thorndike, northerly
Fenno, from 200 Broadway to Chelsea line Fenno corner, junction Broadway, Beach and Fenno
Fernwood avenue, from 450 Broadway to Allston Fifield place, from Beach, southeasterly
Fiske, from Broadway, byd Revere st, westerly
Florence avenue, from Centennial ave, southerly Floyd, from Revere n Bryant to Hawes Foam avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea
Folsom, from Broadway to Pomona
Ford, from Revere, n Revere Beach, northerly Foster, from Bosson to Pierce
Francis (proposed), from Franklin ave to end Augusta Franklin avenue, from 137 Walnut ave to Hichborn
Franklin avenue extension, from B & M R R, across IIarris, westerly
Franklin place, from Franklin ave to Walnut ave Furness, from Mountain ave byd Essex to Park ave Garfield avenue, from Shirley ave at R R bridge Genesee, from Mountain ave to Park ave, opp Davis
580
REVERE STREET DIRECTORY.
George, from Mountain ave to 423 Proctor ave George, from Revere n Broadway to Breed Green, from 351 Winthrop ave
Green street place, from Mill, n Hall, easterly Grover, from Washington ave n Malden, easterly Hall, from 7 Eaton to Mill
Hancock, from 324 Mountain ave to Park ave, opp Carver Harrington, from 33 Beach, easterly
Harris, from Winthrop ave to byd Beach
Hawes, from 307 Revere, southerly
Hichborn, from Winthrop ave to Beach High, from Tuckerman to Shurtleff farm Highland, from Shirley ave to Franklin ave Highland (proposed), from Park n Saugus line Hillside avenue, from 326 Winthrop ave, easterly Hopkins (proposed), from Hichborn to Francis Howard, from Oxford to Washington ave Hyde, from 74 Beach, n Mill, northwesterly Irving, from Mountain ave byd Hancock to Park ave James, from opp 77 Walnut ave to Florence ave, R B James (proposed), from byd Elmwood to B & M R R Janvrin avenue, from opp 285 Beach, northerly Jarvis, from 358 Mountain ave to Park ave n Prescott Killburn, from Mountain ave to Park ave
Kimball avenue, from Beach to B & M R R Kingman avenue, from Malden to Revere ave Kirby, from 500 Beach, northerly Lambert, from Mountain ave to Park ave Lawson avenue, from Malden to Revere ave Lee, from Revere, opp Oxford Park, to Ambrose Leverett avenue, from 90 Endicott ave to 237 Endicott ave Library, from Beach at Baptist church, easterly
Lincoln, from Washington ave, easterly
Lincoln square, june Centennial ave, Otis and Dehon Lowe, from Winthrop ave n Beach Lowell, from 388 Revere to Foster Lynn, from Malden line n Linden depot, to Salem
Madison, from Mountain ave to Park ave
Malden, from 708 Broadway to Washington ave Maple, from North Franklin n Salem, to Saugus line Martin, from Foster, nearly opp Lowell, northerly McClure, from 157 School, easterly McKinley, from 361 Revere, southerly
Mill, from 89 Beach to Slade's mills, Revere
Montfern avenue, from opp 37 Belle Isle ave, easterly, Bm't Mountain avenue, from School to Washington ave
Mountain avenue (east), from School at Mountain ave, east- erly
Nahant avenue, from 12 Campbell ave to Beach Nerious avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea Newbury, from Mountain ave to Park ave North avenue, from Malden n Hall's corner to Revere ave North, from Malden, at Hall's corner, to Sargent
North Franklin, from Salem to Saugus line
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REVERE STREET DIRECTORY.
Ocean ave, from Leverett ave, Bm't, to Revere line Ocean View avenue, from Ocean ave to the beach Olive, from 22 Page, westerly
Oliver terrace, from Mountain ave (east), southerly Orchard, from 141 Crescent ave to 20 Montfern ave, Bm't Otis, from Centennial ave to byd Kimball ave
Oxford, from Mountain ave to Vane Oxford Park, from Revere n Broadway to Folsom Page, from 104 Broadway to 56 Fenno
Park, from Salem n Walnut to Saugus line Park avenue, from 380 Broadway to Yeamans Parkway, from the Everett line to the Boulevard Payson, from Beach n School, northerly
Pearl avenue, from Orchard to 1077 Winthrop ave
Pearl avenue extension, from 152 State road, Bm't, easterly Pebble avenue, from Ocean ave to the beach Petrel avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea Phillips avenue, from 8 Belle Isle ave, easterly Pier View avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea Pierce, from Revere n B & M R R to end Foster Pleasant, from 309 Broadway to 100 Beach Pomona, from Ambrose, across Revere to Folsom
Pontas avenue, from Ocean ave to the sea Pratt, from 371 Winthrop ave
Pratt avenue, from Malden n Broadway, westerly
Pratt court, from 389 Winthrop ave, southerly Prescott, from Park ave opp Irving to Reservoir ave Proctor, from Railroad n R R, to the river
Proctor avenue, from 536 Broadway to Washington ave Prospect avenue, from 224 Broadway to Washington ave Putnam, from Yeamans opp Cambridge to Reservoir ave Putney place, from 41 Winthrop ave, southerly Railroad, from Vinal across R R to the creek Rand, from Oxford n Mountain ave to Washington ave Reservoir avenue, from Broadway opp Town Hall to Dale Revere, from Malden across 744 Broadway to the beach Revere avenue (proposed), from byd South ave to North
Revere Beach Parkway, from Chelsea line to and along the beach
Ridgeway avenue, from 11 Walnut ave to Beach Rollins, from Park ave opp Dedham to Vane Roosevelt, from 38 Revere, southerly Sachem, from Revere bridge to B, R B & L R R Salem, from Malden line to Saugus line Sales, from 72 Bradstreet ave to 65 Bellingham ave Sargent, from Washington ave to North School, from 604 Broadway to Beach Sewell, from James n Winthrop ave, easterly Shirley avenue, from Beach to Boulevard Shurtleff, from Revere n Elmwood, southerly Shurtleff avenue, off Cushman ave to Shurtleff farm Siren avenue, from Ocean ave to the beach South avenue, from Malden to Revere ave Sprague, from 158 Beach, westerly
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