1893 - Watertown Free Public Library

Stilphen & Yetten, Prop& *3 

Packing and Shipping of Fur- 

Accommodated, 

YJwamin.,- of all 33YLinds. 

Plumbing & Gas Fiting, 

. 

RANG-33SL 

-. -.- 

Steam & Hot Water Heating 

586 Main Street, Waltham, Mam 

LKCE~NSBD UKAXX LAYKlb.

OFFICE, NO. IQ MOODY STREET. 

---A FULL LINE OF-- 

GAS COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. 

---ALWAYS IN STOCK.--

Papers, Periodicals, Magazines, 

Stationery, Sheet Music, Fancy Goods, kc. 

oody St,, W~liha~~ 

Boot and Shoe Repairer’s Supplies of all kinds a Specialty, 

~Suceessors to JOHN DOYLE.) 

ethadist Building, 3 Moody St,, Wallham, Massl 

\~Tlsr.er’Irol-1’: 

“s-.,-- 

FRANK L. DODGE. HERBERT F. SAWYER, 

Bds. 14 Crescent St., House at Chelsea.

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8 ADPERTTSEMENTS 

WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCH 

$I& 

m --~- 

---Thorough Instructions given In ~- % 

WATCH MAKING, ENGRAVING, AND 

THE SCIENCE OF THE EYE, 

By Men Eminent !n Thosk Arts And Sciences, And Skilled In Instructing. 

Call or send for our Prospectus, which will give 

full particulars. 

PALMER 

C&Y SWAIN, 

78 Crescent St., WALTHAM, ASS0 

. . $3 

Plans and Specifications Made at Short Notice, And At 

Reasonable Prices, 

637 Main Street, Waltham, Mass. 

RESIDENCE, 11 HARVARD AVE. P. 0. BOX, 191.

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ADVERTISEMENTS 9 

LOWELL GROVE DAIRY. 

William Harding & Son, Proprietors. 

Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty, 

Dairy 

and Residence, No. 4 New Grove Street, 

T;VALTEIAlM. 

BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY BAKERS, 

Also, Dealers in Plain and Faucy Crackers, Wedding Cake, Confertiou

10 AllVERTISl~iMENTS 

tlas Chemical Co. 

RUBBER 

-FOR- 

MANUFACTURERS+ 

226 to 232 Calvary, Office, Newtonviile, 

IT. B. C~IAM~~~I~~,AIX, ~;inn~er; w. 0. CHAUl31~11I..\IN. lhyt. 

WALTHAM. 

-GAMES ASI> TOPS,--- 

-1IOr~Tn~AY GO

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AI)VERTISEMEN‘S 

IL 

REAL EtJTATE EROIfiER, 

CENTRAL BLOCK, 621 Main St., Waltham, Mass. 

OFFICE AND RE:YIDEYCII;, 21 LlBERTB ST., WBLTHAI. 

RANCE, REAL ESTATE 

Auctioneer 

db Appraiser. 

OFFICE, ld WMMON STREET, WALTHAM, MASS.

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12 ADVERTTSF:MENT8 

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ALBERT C. WARREN; Treas. GEO. L. STEVENS, Pres’t. A. H. A. GROESCHNER, Sec’ry 

WARREN 

--TIIE ~~ -~~. .-~ ~~ ~~~. ~ 

SOAP MFG. CO., 

MANUFACTURERS 

OF 

WOOL SCOURERS, ETC. 

For hlanufxhmxs of Cotton, Linen, Silk, Woolen, Worsted, ~~osiery 

and Flannel Goods 

OW:e, 143 Federal Street, Boston. 1’. 0. Box, 3319. 

Factory, 46 Water St., near Galen, W,ktertown, M;m. 

(JINFECTIONERY, 

-wy\M-~-vvII"--\.\.\~- ICE \-Iv\. CREAM, ".,"..j,\,. 

"A\ C$IM, ",,. """F 

STATIONERY, 

Periodicals, Cigars & Tobacco. i 

BANK 

BUILDING, 

2 Lexington Street, WALTHAM.

) 

I KENDALL 

& HICCIMS, 

HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, 

Doom, Windows and Blinds, 

NOS. 661 and 653 IFlain Street,, 

WALTHAM. 

MASS. 

Ii. RICHARDSON, President. CLARENCE TEBBETS, Treasurer. 

WalthamEmery 

Wheel co. 

$:k 

-AC 

$5 

Waltham Emery and 

Corundum Wheel, 

Ad 

the Richardson 

Dealers in all kinds of EMERY WHEEL HACHINERY, 

EMERY, CORUNDUM, Etc. 

HEKRY W. 11.4RTW’ELL. w. c. I~ICIIARI~JON. 

Hartwell & Richardson, 

qg Architects, +B 

62 Devonshire Street, Room 17, - - BOSTON. 

William 

II. W. Hartwell’s rcaidence, 147 Summer Street, Waltham. 

M. Russell, 

ware and Cutlery, 

SCREENS AND SCREEN DOORS, 

633 Main Street, Waltham, Mass,

14 ADVERTISEMENTS 

_~- 

ELLIS B. OLMSTEAb, 

-~-.-~_ --DEALER IN - ~-~~ ---. 

W~INDDVV SHADES, 

I DECORATIONS 

--ANI~--- 

MOUI~DINGS. 

PAPER HANGER FIRE~RKS. SIGN PAINTING 

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174 eiTIooc;ly St., WALTlSA31, -MASS. 

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svHo*7%4s cox, Propl%fola. 

881 Main Street, opp. Prospect, - WALTHAM, MASS, 

First-Class in ecaq/ 9*especf. rPirr*tie.s rrrcol,,)lodated. 

Boarding Stable C’onneoted with the House.

GAS' ARD WATER PIPES, :m 

i 

AND GAY‘AND WATER MACHINERY. 

MANUFACTURERS OF 

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ALSO, GAS HOLDERS AND IROiV ROOIFXXGY. .’ ‘- 

Orders from Gas and Water Companies Promptly attended to, 

WOhKS. AT WALlHAM, MASS, 

Foundry Ave., Near the Bleacher)/ Statiorn. 

Office, 8 Oliver St,, Room 18, BOSTON, ’ ’ 

S. R. FARNUM Treasurer. OFFICE HOURS, 11 to 1: 

Z. F. LEGER, ALCIDE CHANDANAIT, WM. STACY, 

16 Sun St., Waltham. , 42 Sun St., Waittam. Jackson St., Cambric&e. 

2. F. LEGER 82; CO., .. 

CARPENTEB -. c 

--AND- 

UILDiRS.. 

ALSO, GREEN-HOUSE BUILDERS, 

No, 16 Sun Street, - Waltham, Mass. 

.---II-c-- 

JOBBING OF ALL,KISDS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 

ESTIMATES CHEERFULICY GXVBN. 

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,plete assortment 

Shoes 

Rubbe

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1893, 

THE 

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* WALTHAMaWATERTOWN 

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DIRECTORY, 

-OF THE- 

INHABITANTS, INSTITUTIONS, MANUFACTURING 

ESTABLISHMENTS, SOCIETIES, BUSINESS, 

BUSINESS FIRMS, STATE CENSUS, 

MAP, ETC., ETC. 

Littlefield Directory Publishing CO., 

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Delivered in Newton or Watertown. 

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FA@RI8% 

GALLIVAN, 

Bouquet&, Wreaths md ~UneraZ Dcsiyns jici n&he& 

ait shor-t notice. 

PINKS, BULBS AlYD VIOLETS, SPiZCIALTXES. 

BETIDING AND HOUSE PLANTf3 IN VARIETY. 

ALSO, 

Corner Belmont and Holworthy 

Streets, 

XT. ADBORN, * . . . . . CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

PljEPPCE. 

IT will be observed that this issue of the WALTHAG AND WATER- 

TOWN DIRECTORY, constituting No. 11 in the regular series, bears 

a new imprint, viz.,tbe LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLISHIXG Co. 

The work, however, has not changed hands, it is still compiled 

and Published by MR. ELMER LITTLGFILLLD, for many years a copartner 

in the firm of W. A. GRENNOCGK & Co. Our patrons 

may rest assured that every endeavor will be used to make this 

publication all that such a work ought be. To this end, every 

facility which money ran procure or long experience may suggest 

will be brought under tribute. We trust that we shall have the 

earnest co-operation and patronage of the thriving communities 

whose interests we are trying to promote. Any suggestions that’ 

may be offered will be gladly welcomed. We extend our cus 

tomary acknowledgements to all who have aided in the compilation 

of the present number. 

WALTRAM WATERTOWN. 

Population, Census of 1891 . . 18,707 7,073 

Names reported in Directory for 1890 8,215 2,808 

Names erased in preparing Directory 

for 1893 . . . . . 1,841 

_- 

460 

6,374 2,358 

Names added in preparing Directory 

for 1693 . . . . . 3,529 

_- 

1,366 

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Names in Directory for 1893 . . 9,903 3,724 

Increase since 1890 . . . . 1688 916 

Total names in Directory for le93 . 13,627 

Z-I, 

Respectfully, 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO. 

12 Post O$ce Square, Boston.

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JOHNSON & HARVEY, 

Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, 

ORices! 53 TREMONT S;.. BOSTON, Room 5 METHODIST BUILDING, 3 Moody St,, Rocms 10 & 11. 

ANOTAKPPUSLICATEACHOFTIC~. 

B. B. Johnson. John L. %rvw 

THOMAS H. ARMSTRONG. 

Attorn.e’y at Law, 

631 MdIN ST., ROOM 6, WALTHAM. 

82 DEVONSRIBE ST., RooM 17, BOSTON. 

Residence. 9 Flood Street. Wa tham. 

Attorney 

NOTARY 

EL. M. STAFUK, 

and Counsellor, 

ROOM F, 621 MAIN STBBET, WALTHAM, 

42 court street, noom 16, n

Batertown. 

Abbreviations ................................... 

Aowrieaa Legion of Honor.. .................... 

Ancient Order of Hibcroians.. ................. 

*pw,mmt Houses .............................. 

A.O.U. w.. .................................... 

huks ........................................... 

Blocky, Boildiugs, I-Xc ........................... 

British Auwrican Association ................... 

Businesw I)irectory .............................. 

Business Directory of Patrons.. ................. 

Calelldflr ......................................... 

Cemeteriee ...................................... 

Census of .\lassacbu.etts.. ...................... 

Cburcbes ........................................ 

City Gxernment ............................... 

Corporations .................................... 

l*i-trict C,nwt .................................... 

Fire Al~rn Telegraph Boxw .................... 

Fire Department ................................. 

Grand Army of the l&public ..................... 

In&x to Adwrtisements ......................... 

luclex to B~w.ton Adverti-elnents.. ............... 

I. 0. of Iled Men.. ............................... 

Justices of the Peace ............................. 

Knights of Eonor ............................... 

Knights of Pythias .............................. 

MI\soIIiC ......................................... 

M ilitarg. ......................................... 

If. c. 0.0. F.. ................................... 

Northern Mutual Rrlief A.80 .................... 

Notaries Public .................................. 

Ucid Fellows ..................................... 

orr1ri Fraternal Cirr.le .......................... 

Order of the Iron Hall ........................... 

0. U. A. M.. ................................... 

l’orallolltaa Uegrte ............................... 

Police Department.. ............................. 

Ptmt Offices.............* ........................ 

Public I.ibrnrr ................................... 

Public Ychoole, Etc .............................. 

hilroad Stations ................................ 

1tatrs of Po,staqe ................................. 

l;oval Arcanum.. ............................... 

IL 23 Of G. k ...................................... 

Swietirs, FAc .................................... 

solI “f.t&. (teorge.. ............................. 

s 3”s of Veterans.. ............................. 

State Inatitu%nx ................................ 

t%retta, Courts, Avenues, Etc .................... 

TempetXlce t+xieties ............................ 

T #WLl officers .................................... 

United Or ler of Pilgrim Fathers.. ............... 

U. 0. of the @olden Cross ........................ 

U. S. Arsenal .................................... 

welrllllln I)irectory.. ............................ 

Ward Boundaries ................................ 

Wutert~~ Dirrctory ............................ 

Mb mu’8 Belief Corps.. ....................... .i 

28 

23 

699 

27 

430 

55 

412 

412 

r 

4fS 

426 

45 

313 

47 

407 

3Y3 

427 

3tid 

400 

399 

413 

25 

41) 

431 

414 

415 

41Q 

417 

410 

432 

411 

415 

414 

397 

428 

4lJi 

401 

47 

415 

416 

419 

416 

414 

425 

4;: 

417 

416 

55 

48 

413 

461 

592 

593 

444 

458 

593 

369 

489 

530 

597 

587 

586 

26 

599 

594 

392 

39& 

-304 

598 

392 

.5&t 

391 

394 

59; 

593 

455 

595 

3.5 

595 

SWD 

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LO W33 & REED, 1826. REED, CU!rZEB & co., 2861. 

CUTLER BROS. & CO., 

WHOLESALE IMPORTING AND JOBBING 

DRUGGIST’S. 

89 Broad and IO and 12 Hamilton Streets, 

Between 274 Franklin Street, and 151 Milk Street, 

BOSTON. 

JOHN -E. C.ASSIDY &i SON, 

50 BROAD AX-D 157 MILK ST& BOSTOK 

-IMPORTERS 

Brandies, # Wines, 

And the well known 66 CR0 WN 99 GIN. 

--RECEIVERS 

Ffne Rentuc+ry WhisLries, 

Distillers’ Agents for Sortwell & Co.‘s Pure New England Rue]. 

0. F. S’GIFT, President. 

E. C. SWIFT, Treasnrer and (ten. Ihmzer. 

Incoa~poraled Jarc. 2, 1890. 

OF- 

OF-- 

S. HENRY SKILTON, Ass& Manager. 

EaCablishcd 1855. 

NORTH PACKING AND PROVISION CO,s 

: PorkJeef, Lard,Hams,Ba 

LIVE AND DRESSED HOGS, &c., &c., 

33 & 34 NORTII MAKKET STREET, 

P. 0. ROX 6241. 

CA BCE ADDRESS, NORTH. BOSTON, U, S. A. 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLlStllNG CO,, 

PUBlLISHERS 

Cm 

Boston Business Directory; 

PRICE.Bgl.50. 

No, 12 POST OFFICE SQUARE, BOSTON, MASS,

ADTiERTISEMENTS 23 

A. B. & J. IElI. SHEDD, 

Real-Estate and Insurance. 

AUCTlXIONEERS. 

Commissioners for Maine and Vermont, Notary Public, 

. . . MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. . . . 

5 Waverley Block, City Square, Charlestown District, Eostm 

WM. M. MORGAN, 

ATTORNEY~COUNSELLORAT LAW, 

-OFFICE ;- 

34 School Street, Room 46, Boston. 

BESIDE~CE,78LEXIBGTOH STBEET,WALTHAY.

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24 ATWERTISEMENTS 

’ DENNIXON lPtEG. CO. 

-MANUFAOTUREAS 

CF- 

--AND- 

Stationers' Specialties. 

DENNISON'STOURISTS'TAGS FORTRAVELERS, 

Stratton’s Gummed Labels and Gummed Paper of all oolors; Legal and Notarial Seals; Fold= 

ing and Fancy Tickets; Manta&a Patent Suspension Ringe; Tho Star Copying Pads; 

Dennison’s Game Counters; Weddi+g Cake Bores; Vtslting and Playing Cards, Eta. 

I 

Proprietors 

PAPER TARGETS FOR RIFLE PRACTICE. 

Phillips’ Hook and Clasp Tags ; Kimball’s Self-Fastening Tickets ; Postal Envelopes 

; McGill’s Paper Fasteners, at Manufacturers’ discounts. 

. 

X’LOWER 

-AND- 

ISSUE PbPERs 

PAPEIirS- 

of *%lver White, ” Best Artic/e for Polishing Silver, and 

Milfm’s “Jewelry Cleaning Casket” and “‘Si!ver White Casket. ” 

JEWECERS’ 

BOXES. 

Jewelers’ CmdrJ, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc. 

Apothecaries’ Powder Papers and Bhaving Pspors. 

; DENNISON’S A3330RBEN’T COTTON, 

‘JAPANESE 

FOR DENTAL AND SURGICAL PURPOSES. 

NAPKINS. 

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ALL OUR GOODS ARE BOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE AND BY 

DEWWISOW MFC:CO., 

65 and $8 FRANKLIN STREET. BOSTON, 165 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 

630 CHESTNUT STREET, PHLTADELPKIA. 109 and 111 WABASH AVENUE, CHIOAGO. 

143 WALNUT STREET, CINCINNATI. 464 NORTH THIRD STREET, ST. LOUIS. 

7 SHOF, LANE, LOSDOX, ENGLAJD.

INDEX 25 

TO WALTHAM AXERTISEMEIITS. 

PAGE 

Ash & Co., 3 Moody.. . . . . . . . . 625 

Ad.tms George W., 183 hl body 

f rant cover 

Adams P. P. & Co., 587 Main. 89 

Allin & Maybrrry, 661 Main.. 20 

American Laundry Co.. 130 

Newton.. . . . . . . . . . . . . back cover 

American Waltham Watch Co., 

Crescent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Ames Charles H., 23 (:rescent . .616 

Andrews Amos, 212 Moody.. . . 619 

Armour&Co..14Felton...... 609 

Armstrong Thomas H., 637 

Main.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Atlas Chemical Co. (The), 226 

Calvary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 

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10 

Atwoud & Shaw, 137 Moody.. 

foot lines 

A trl-urndale Ice Co., IZiverside 

place.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .back cover 

Bacon & Sargent, 8i5 Main.. . . 614 

Bailev Levi L., 789 Main . . . . 621 

Rdl ic. S. Mm. 609 Main. . . . . 10 

Ile%ttie llrox., 7 Crescent.. . . . . GO8 

&dell A. H., Proepct, corner 

Bills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 631 

Belmont Billiard Hall, 6 Common 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GIG 

Bennett A nclrew, 938 Mnin.. . . 608 

Bcrgiu Michsel. 14 Common.. 11 

Billings Benjamin F., 22i Felton 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 614 

Bblke Gardner, 707 Main . . . . 7 

Blumberge t’arl D., GXI Main. 128 

Boston Branch Grocerv io9 

Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-.‘... . . 611 

Bostrjn Candv Kitchen, 194 

Moody . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6i3 

Bo-ton Mnfg. Co., River, near 

the bridge .I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Boston Store, 167 Moody . . . . 92 

13o&rn & Waltham Clothing 

Hvuw, I Mondy . . . . . . . . . . . 128 

Bowser & Co., 155 South . . . . . 605 

Bradstreet B. & co., 210 Moody 

front cover 

Brallstreet William D.,33 Newton.. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . front cover 

Brock & Burton, 195 Moody . . 129 

Brown Lincoln C., 645 Main.. 626 

Buckley John W. 97 Moody 

foot lines 

BurkeT. 

Burnham 

A., 870 Main 

Lewis T.. 209 

. . . . . . . 619 

Lexington.. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..back-cover 

Buttrick Lumber Co., 56 Felton 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..foot lines 

Csirr John E., Music Hall av. 601 

Carney J. Coal Co., 50 Cslvary 618 

Caswell Charles L., 56 Bacon.. 606 

PAGE 

Central Dry Goods Co., 107 

Moody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . V2 

Central House, 743 Main...... 617 

Chdif~ Fred% I.., 10 nt00dy.. . 89 

Chltse Charles F., 621 Main . . . 

Chase Sarah A. Miss, 101 

IO 

Moody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12!) 

Childs T. W. & Son, 3 Elm.. . . 616 

City Hardware Store, 712 Main 178 

City Market, 81 Moody.. . . . . 609 

Clark George A., 39 Spruce.. 616 

C&by Daniel J., 80 Charles.. 613 

Clough & Adams, 46 Spruce . . 612 

Cobb Clifford S.. 107 Moody 92 

Cole A. B., 130 Newton. . . . . . 

back cover 

Collins M. P., 13 Lexington . . 617 

Connors Joseph W., 601 Main 613 

C!o,didge, Caswcll & Co., 13 

Crescent . . . . . . . . . . . . back cover 

Cox I ‘l’honrts, 881 Mnin . . . . . . I4 

Cox & Keunr, 731 Main . . . . . . 62:i 

Crafts W. I)., 97 Charle+. . . . 620 

Crrtne Grcrrce I., 218 Moodv . . Ii9 

Cregan William H., G3i Main.. 90 

Crescrnt Market, 7 Crescent.. 608 

Currier A. B., Music Hall ave. 620 

Cushman 

Main 

E. w. & co., 625 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 

~:ushmau George H.. 743 Main 617 

Davis Wultlunm & Boston Exprrss, 

112 Moody . . . . . . . . . . . . 

Davis L Farnum Mnfg. Co., 

2 

Foulldrp ave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.5 

Dawson George, Elm. . . . . . . . . 604 

Ilenui~ou Lyman 0.. 694 Main 128 

Lksmond Y’rauk I)., 6Common 61u 

1)ill Edwin I., 130 Moody. . . . . Ii!) 

Dotlge 83 Sawyer, 3 Moody.. 

1)olan John W., 621 Main.. 

. . 6 

. . . 624 

Dcn~an Alfred & Co.. 6!)5 Main. 607 

Drury William H., Linden . . . . 20 

Dyer Virginia A. Mrs., 193 

Moody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 

Eddy C. F. & Cu., 1Gl Moody 

front cover 

Elm Street Cigar Store, 12 Elm 631 

E:lm Street Mirket. 3 Elm.. . . . 6l.j 

Elwell Fred W., i7 Prospect . 610 

Emerson Warren F . 698 Main 127 

E&es & Martin,649 Main,back cover 

Farnsworth H. A., 125 Moody. 129 

Fiske Charles D., 422 Moodg . . 622 

Flapc George A., Music Hall 

ave . . . . . . ..- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 603 

Fleming H.Eugene, 165 Moody 180 

Flynn Mary L. Miss, 613 Main 91 

Fowler Josiah, 400 Main.. . . . . 61’3 

Frost G. Frauk, 33 Moody, 

back 

cover

INDEX 

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PAGE 

Gallupe R. A., Ii2 Moody . . . . . . 90 

Gately Bras., 5 Spring.. . . . . . . 611 

Geoffrion & Colt, 101 Brown.. 606 

Gerald Bradbury S., 561 Main. 179 

Gibbs & Co., 614 Main. . . . . . . . 601 

Gifford Fred C., 21 Crescent. 619 

Gillispie James C.,19 Plgmpton 603 

Glency 1~. E., 53 Cashing.. . . 359 

Globe Cl&ring House, 659 

Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 626 

Glynn John, 121 Felton.. . . . . . 614 

Goodnow William & Son, 708 

Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .back cover 

Graham W. S., 25 Exchange.. 606 

Gravea F. I,., 224 Moody. . . . . 621 

Graves P. H. & Son, 727 Main. 178 

GreenJohn A., 216 Moody . . . . 617 

Greenwood Allen, 758 Main.. 370 

Grossmaa Job, 4 Church.. . . . 621 

Haparty J. J., 12 Elm .,.... . . 631 

lid1 H., 1371 Moody.. . . . . . . . 621 

Hall Hrrhert W., r. 202 Moody 602 

Hall H. E., 48 Spruce. . . . . . . . . 631 

I~alI & Lyon,117 Moody,front cover 

Hallson Charles S., rear 179 

Moody 603 

Hanson Nicholas,51 Felton. s . . GO& 

Hardir.g William & Son, 4 New 

Grove. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

Ilrrrington James F., 48 

Charles. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 614 / 

Hnrtwell & Richardson, 147 

Summer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 

kItitch L. P., 6 Moodv .I...... 92 

Ilaven A. G., 869 Main.. . . . . . . 631 

IIawlry Brothers, 189 Moody 610 

Hayes A rtbur 1,. , 733 Main.. . 620 

Hays William W., 239 Sic11001 605 

Hayward George W., 1774.. . . 

Moodv. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,. . . . . . I530 

Hewitt John, rear 189 South. . . 603 

Hilquist Christopher W., 8 

Uuion . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 621 

Hobbs George E., 104 v&on.. 607 

liogan M. A. d Son, 594 Main 91 

Home Tea Store, 601 Main.. . . 613 

Hotel Crescent. 83 Crescent. . . 616 

Hotel Samupls,79 Lexington. . . 630 

Hotel Waltham, 13 to 19 Lexington 

. . . . . . .,.. . . . . . . . . . . . 617 

Houzhton Cornelius J., 11 

Moody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 177 

Howe & Rice, .5ii Felton,. .foot lines 

Hoyt G. L., 3TO Moody. *. . . . .. 91 

Hutchinson Louis J., 591 Main 3i0 

Ilrfrldt E., Prospect, near 

Felton.. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 

Jenkins Elizabeth Lt. Dr., 18 

Crescent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 627 

drnuison Elmer E., 208 Moody 180 

Johnson Frank l’. , 3 Mnody . . , 625 

Johnson Newell D., 128 Moody 90 

PAGE 

Johnson William H., 3 I$oady 11 

Johnson & Harvey, 3 Moody.. 20 

Kendall Leci J., 33 Crescent. 617 

K~~ndall Sr. Higgins, 651 Main.. 13 

Kidder Richard A., Worcester 

lane.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 602 

Kilgore & Curtin, 7 1 Felton. . . . 4 

King & Kelley, 821 Main,. . . . . 602 

Kirwin Fred H., 586 Main ,... . . 2 

Knight Augustus H.. 139 

Moody.. . . . . . . . . . . front Cover 

Lallp John, 65 Crtlvary.. . . . . . . 629 

Lamb C. P., 167 Moody.. . . . . . 9% 

Laaagan Patrick J., 60 Main 

front cover 

Lawless J., 57 Harvard . . . . . . . 628 

Lenry Timothy & Son, is 

Charles.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 615 

Leatherbee 

Linden.. 

William H. & Son, 

. . . . . . . . . . . . .back cover 

Leger Z. F. & Co., 16 Sun. . . . . 15 

Leighton Alonzo, 200 Moody.. 128 

Lewis Edward F.. 178 Moody. 613 

Lewis John H., 194 Moody.... 613 

Libby & Larcom, Prospect.. . . 60.; 

Litchfleld F. A., 2 Lexington.. 12 

Lloyd Brothers, Benefit, corner 

Ehll.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 

Locke Frank O., 72;3 Main.. . . 614 

Lo;;iieGrove Dairy, 4 New 

’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

Inca* B. II:., rear 95 Moody.. . 61(; 

Lyons & Bowler, 232 Moody.. . G13 

M;hcyneo; Thomas H., 195 

1, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 

M:trtin 1~. W., 152 Chestnut.. . 604 

Mavnxrd Frank, 696 MHin. . . . . 130 

MC% by I)ennis Jr.,20 Falton 608 

McDonald M. I. W., 11 Moody 178 

McGlinchey James A., 174 

School . . . . I. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 

McGrath C. T., 5i Harvard.. . 628 

Mclienty J. Edmund, 117 Tayhr.. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 370 

McMillan J. D., 40 Spruce . . . . ~14 

McNahb Charles P. Rc Co.. 4 

Bloody.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . foot lines 

Milton Henry S.. 168 Lexington 20 

Moody W. A. & Co.,25 Moody 127 

Morgan Brothers, 26 Moody.. . 626 

Mrrgan William M., 78 Lex- 

InKton.. . . . . . . .,. . . . . . . . . . . 23 

Masher Marsball ,J.,l9i Charles 370 

Mullin James, Music Hall ave. 618 

Munster Augustus Mrs., 769 

Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 179 

Mosso George W.Jr., 687 Main 626 

Netbercote M. H., 194 Willow ,629 

Noble J. I’., 6il IMain.. . . . . . . . 177 

Northup L Warden, 148 Muody 614 

Norumbega Dinillg Rooms, 

Prospect, car. Bills., . . . . . . . 631

IYDEX 

PAGE 

Keyes & Son, 132 Moody,. . . . . 610 

Nutting John F., 46 Francis.. . 629 

O’Harg Daniel, Bedford, near 

Prospect.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 627 

0’ Hern J.F. & Co., 221 Feltoo 

hack COI cr 

Olmstead Ellis B., 174 Moody 14 

O’Neil & Doyle, lOG$ Moody.. 606 

O’Rriley W J., 188 Moody. . . . 370 

Packarrl C. S., 874 Main.. . . . .. 606 

Palmer & Swain, 78 Crescent.. 8 

Parker Arthur H., 665 Main.. . 180 

Parkman Thomas, Music Hall 

aae . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 628 

Patch. Samuel, 3 Moody . . . . . . . 52 

Perkins’ Boston & Waltham Express, 

162 Moody . . . . . . . . . . , 618 

Perkins F. J.. 702 Main.. . . , . . 611 

Perry I). H., 57 Harvard. . . . . . 628 

Perry & Parlin. 1 Moody.. . , . . 128 

Peterson J. J. S.,ltiverview pl. 

back cover 

Peterson W. E., 509 Main. . . . . 617 

Phillips Ira B., car. Pine and 

Elm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180 

Phillips James L., 44 Spruce.. GO7 

Phillips ,T. A., 119 Moody,. . . . 623 

Poole Charles A., 7 Elm.. . . . . 606 

Poore George C., 115 Moody.. . 626 

Pope George B.& Co..582 Main 60R 

Prtlspect House, 881 Main.. . . . 14 

Prospect Market, 875 Main.. . . 614 

Quinn .J. BI., 81 Moody.. . . . .,. 609 

Rand George F., 18 Lexington.. 609 

Richardson E. M., 712 Main... I78 

Riedle John, Prospect,n.Felton 614 

Roberts Dudley, 10 Moody.. . . 20 

Rockwell & Durfee, !)I Moody 612 

Rumford Market. 18 Lexington 609 

Rrxsell William M., GSS Main.. 13 

Ryan T. P., 629 Main. . . . . . . .. 129 

Samuels S. 111. l&ix+., 79 Lexington 

. . .“. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G30 

Saul Bras., I:% Moody.. . . . . . . 177 

Seaverns Herbert, 203 Moody.. 622 

Shakespeare William, 6 Pine.. 620 

Sherman Henry P., 27 Liberty 11 

Shiels Martin, 169 Willow.. . . 612 

Silck Callir A., 149 Moody.. . . 623 

Silmxn William & Son, 32 

Brown.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. 623 

Smith E M. & Co., 13 Moody 91 

Smith & Lmlden. 913 Main.... 20 

Spooner H.C.$ Son,158 Moody 64 

Spring George F.. 3 Moody. . . 10 

Spring Street Market, 5 Spring 611 

Strlples Brothers, 67 Charles... 

Stark John, rear 218 Moody... 

9 

607 

Stark Ii. M., G21 Main. . . . . . . .. 

2J 

Stilphen C Yetten, 112 Moody.. 2 

Stone William B., 694 Main.. .. 129 

Straucb A., 685 Main.. . . . . . . . . 613 

PAGE 

Strout George E., 637 Main.. . . 8 

Taylor dames M., 152 Moody 611 

Taylor & Percival, 154 Moody 3 

Temple T. W., 637 Main.. . . . 90 

Thomas h. M. Mrs.,177 Moody, 622 

Tisdale G. W. & Son, 3 Moody 

front covx 

Tolman Brndshaw S., 621 Main 11 

Totter1 John & Sons, 74 Bacon 

back cover 

Towne W. N., 161 Moody... . . 6 

Tracv Daniel a., 179 Willow.. 610 

Track T A., 176 Sch101 . . . . . . 630 

Upham Frank H., 145 Moody.. 627 

Varnum E. P., 599 Main.. . . .. 620 

Walker & Jones, 6% Main.. . . 624 

Waltham Berf Co., 20 Felton.. 608 

Waltham Bleachery & Dye 

Works, River, opp. Willow 4 

Waltharn Coal Co., 663 Main 

front cover 

Wnltham Co-operative Bank, 

6:l7 Main , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Waltham Dial Co., Bedford, 

near Prospect.. . . . . . . . . . . . . 62i 

Waltham Dye House & Steam 

Carpet Cleaning Works, Benefit, 

COP. Elm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 130 

Waltham Emery Wheel Co., 

113 Bacon................. 13 

Waltham Foundry Co., 71 Felton 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Walthnrn Gas Light Co., 10 

Moody.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Waltham Grain Co., 10 Felton 609 

Waltnatn Grain Store, 582 Main 608 

Waltham Heating & Plumbing 

Co., 695 Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . GO7 

Waltham Herdic Line, 33 Crescent....................... 

617 

Wwltham Horological School, 

78 Crescent ,... . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 

Waltham Ice Co., Riverview 

ave. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..back cover 

Waltham Nat. Bank, 637 Main 632 

Waltham Savings Bank, 637 

Main.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 632 

Waltham Steam Lauudry, 13 

Crescent . . . . . . . . . . . . .bwck cover 

Waltham Tribune Co..622 Main’ 623 

Warren G. A. Mrs., II Moody lli 

Warren Isaac & Son, ti47 Main 94 

Warren Itnlhs & Sons,9 Moody 16 

Watts & Pierson, 366 Moody. . . 615 

Webber George F., 220 Muodg 370 

Webster William 

Moody..................... 

A., 111 

623 

Welch John T., 33 Spring.. . . 629 

Wheeler Printing Co.,645 Main 624 

Whitford & Johnson, 663 Main 177 

Wiggiu 0. A., 3 Moody,. . . . . . 89

26 INDEX 

PAGE 

Wood, Barker & Co., 116 Baeon................... 

foot 

Wolf Moses & Co., 9 Church.. 

lines 

90 

Woolley George, 616 Main 

front cover 

PAGE 

Wright Frank ‘I’., 20; Lexington 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . 619 

York 1). C.,176 Moody.. . . . . . . 620 

INDEX TO WATERTOWN ADVERTISEMENTS. 

PAGE 

Abbott John E., SG Main.. . . . . 454 

Abbott S. I’., 2’1 Summer. . . . . 464 

A3 na Mil!s, 2% Pleas.tnt. ,. . . 435 

Allen E E., 26 Green .,.. . . . . 4% 

Allen J. N. Mrs., 2 Church.. . . 449 

Armstrong M. I,., i Mcrin.. . . . 433 

Harker Bred G., 30 Main. . . . . . 445 

Bent Herbert F., 64 Main. . . . . 447 

Black George F., 41 Main.. . . . 434 

Etnir L. G.,9 M~lendy ave. . . . . 459 

Brigham Charles, 25 Brscon.. 460 

Cassidy .J. IZ. & Son, I5i Nurth 

Beacon.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 

Coolidge Austin J., 65 Mt. Auburn 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 635 

Crawl;>rd Fred E..56 Main.. . . 459 

Critrhett J. H. $ Son, 48 Main, 433 

Danf’orth Guy P., 40 Maill.. . . 448 

Davidson George Cr.,47 Spring, 446 

1)ohrrty William F., 45 Main. 440 

Drzwsrn’s l~rel~ch(!leansingand 

Dyeing 1hta’~list~ment. . tbot lines 

Emerson Charles S.,I(; Chnrch 434 

Emerson & Thomp~on,35 Watertown 

-*-.+. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440 

Purwett William E.. 25 \Vinter 446 

Field Edwin ‘I’. 4 Main.. . . . . . 4.7~ 

Fletcher & Tow’ne,fdlj Pteasaat 439 

Gavin ‘l’hrnm~~ 6 Galen.. . . . . . 443 

Gilkey & Stnni, 29 Irving.. . . . 4:il 

Gleason Samuel S., 5G Main.. . 445 

Green S. B. & Co.. Uniou Market 

Station.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442 

Gregg Alexander & Sons, 14 

Galen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452 

Hackett Brothers, (i Galen.. . . 438 

Haddow S: Batchslor, 49 Galen 480 

Harding J. A., 12 Gotten . . . . . . 438 

Hartford Nathan B., 1 and 3 

Main . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 439 

Harthertz Fred C.. 28 Arsenal, 44 t 

Hwynes A. P., 8 M~trshall.... . 4130 

Howard A. L , 56 Galen.. . . . . 443 

Howard A. M.. ii Waterlown.. 480 

Howard Fred C., 31 Main . . . . . 440 

Howard Ice Co., 56 Galen... . . 143 

Howard W. C., 6 Watertown, 450 

Ingraham W. LI., 30 Main.. . . 445 

Jenkins H. I’., 157 (!oolidge 

aye . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 434 

PAGE 

Kay H. E., Arsenal. . . . . . . . . . . 441 

KaetB & Fraser, 3.5 Main.. . . . . 447 

Kelly ‘I’. F., 3 Mt. Anburn . . . . 439 

Kanney J., 8 Wiuter.. . . . . . , . . 437 

Lemon E‘. A., 28 Arsenal.. . . . . 441 

Lewando’d French Dyeing & 

Cle:insing Establishment, 19 

Galen.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Lyman William H , Id hlt. Auburn 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440 

Lyons Joseph I’., 4(i Main.. . 464 

Mcl.authtin & Co., 39 Main.. . . 434 

Mcservr A, J. Misu, (i2 Main.. 446 

Murphy 1’. J., 367 Mt. Auburn 618 

Newto* \li Watertown Gas Light 

CII., (ii Water. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443 

Paine liichard tf., 33 Main 

foot lines 

Yarlin & Roche, 37 Main.. . . . . 43G 

Penderghast M. J. iMrs., 61 

Maiu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 446 

Perkins $ Co., 18 Main.. . . . . . 438 

Perear William H. & Co., 5 

Spring.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442 

Phippy Sanford, 33 Green.. . . 41% 

Pierce William T., 56 &in.. . 460 

Pelter B. E., IS Sprint* 3**-*-** 449 

Ralston John & So., 71 Fayette 461 

ltilymond Charles A., 6~ IMain 435 

Rollins Charles 1-I.. 26 Main.. . 443 

Ross John, 11 Spring . . . . . . . . . 441 

Rundlett B. T., 7 Main st. ct.. . 437 

Savage Wallace W., 21 Itivarside....................... 

433 

Sawyer George A., 221 Arsenal 433 

Simmons W.. 56 l’rentisj . . . . . 441 

Skinner Henry B., 5G Main.. . . 454 

Stratton H. It., 4 Main st. ct. . . 442 

Tnylor George F., 2C Main.... 435 

Taylor’s Pharmacy, 24 Main.. 4% 

Union Market National ISank, 

52 M;ain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444 

Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 20 

and 22 Gaten.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 452 

Warren Soap Mnfg. Co. (The), 

46 Water. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Watertown Carriage Factory, 

28 Arsen,aI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 441 

Watertown Coal Elavatur, 5 

Spring,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 442

PAGE 

Watertown Co-operative Bank 

(The), 66 M&.... . . . . . . . . 444 

Watertown Enterprise, 30 Main 44t 

Watertown Grist Mill, 18 Main 438 

Wntertown Salings Bank, 56 

Main.., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 444 

‘INDEX 27 

PAGE 

Whitenect George S., 7 Spring 487 

Whiting Moses, 8 Church.. . . 437 

Wishart T. B., Watertown sq. 442 

Woodward James B., 61 Main 434 

York 8 Holland, 47 Main.. . . . . 446 

. 

INDEX TO BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS, 

PAGE 

Abb &. Co., 63 Tremont . . . . . . 625 

Abbott John E., 85 Devonshire 464 

Abbott Samuel I’.,13 Exchange 4G4 

&tna Mills, 266 Devonshire . . 436 

Allen, Bradley & Co., 7 Central 

Wharf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 489 

Allin & Mryherry, 23 Court L. 20 

American Wallham Watch Co., 

403 Washiuglon...... . . . . . . 6 

Armstrong Thomas H., 82 Devonshire 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Bates Benjamin E., 63 State.. 464 

Blair Latc’ayette G., 34 School 459 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase 

. . . . . a.. . . . . . . . ..Xi’ and 53 

Boston Lead Mnfg. Co., 162 

Congress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 638 

Boston Mufg. Co., 50 State.. . 4 

Bradatreet Wm. 1). & Co., 282 

Washington . . . . . . ..froutcover 

Bride William J., 162 Congress 633 

Brigham Charles, 22 Beacon 

aud 21’ Mt. Vernou . . . . . . . . 460 

Cassidy J. E. Q Son. 60 Broad 22 

Crawford Fl’ed E., 10 Tremout 469 

Cutler Brothers & Co.,89 Broad 22 

Davis’ Waltham & Boston Express, 

14 Decoushire.. . . . . . . 2 

Davis & Farnurn Murg. Co., 8 

Oliver . . . . . . . . . . . . * . . . . . . . 16 

Dennison L. Cl., 74 Franklin.. 128 

Denoison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 

Franklin.. back binding and 24 

Drewsen’s French Cleansing & 

Dyeing Establishment, 3 

Temple place . . . . . . . . .foot lines 

Drury William H., 209 Wasbingcon 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Eddy C. F. &Co., Washington, 

West Newton . . . . . .front cover 

Fulier Q. & Son, 547 Western 

av., Brighton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 447 

Gallivan Richard, car. Belmont 

and Holworthy, Mt. Auburn, 

Cambridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Gavin Thomas, Eliot blk., Newton 

Centre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443 

Gibbs L Co., 105 Arch . . . . .,.. 601 

Greenwood S. G.. ril Court . . . . 436 

Hartwell & Kichardson,GZ Devonshire.. 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 

Hatch L. I’., 311 W:tsl~iug,ou.. 92 

Johnson Frank P., iii; ‘L’remont 623 

PAGE 

Johnson & Harvey, 63 Tremont 20 

Kenney J., 33 Co&t sq.. . . . . . . 437 

LambC. F.,Harvard sq.,Brookline 

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 

Leatherb~e 1%‘. H. & Son, 820 

Albauy..............backcover 

Lewando’s French Dyeing and 

Cleausing Establishment, 17 

Temple pl.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Loring & Phipps, 53 State.. . . . 460 

Lyons Joseph P., 27 Tremont 

ROW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 454 

Merrifield F. W. & Co., Weatern 

ave., Brighton.. . . . . . . . 447 

Milton Henry S., 10 Tremont.. 20 

Morgan William M., 34 School 23 

Murphy P. J., McDonald, Cambridge.... 

. . . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . 618 

New Knglaud Machine Co., 43 

to 47 Beverly.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 636 

North Packirrg and Provision 

Co., 33 aud 3 4 North Market 22 

O’Brien C. & Co., 68 West b‘t., 

Newton.... . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Perkins’ Boston and Waltham 

Express, 33 Court sq .. . . . . . . 618 

Perry George S. & Co., 73 

Fulton.... . . . . . . . ..a . . . . . . . 635 

Pulsifer, Savage & Co., 96 aud 

98 Clinton.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 433 

Shedd A. B. & J. H., 6 Waverley 

bldg., Chasn.. . . . . . . . . . . 2:) 

Skinner Henry R.. 28 S:ate.... 454 

Smith & Ludden, 5 l’emhertou 

square., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 20 

Stalk R. M., 42 Court.. . . . . . . 20 

Stilphen & Yetten, 14 Devonshire 

. . . . . . . . . . ..a.... . . . . . 2 

Tisdlcle George W. & Son, 178 

Devonshire.. . . . . . . ...front cover 

Tyler George & CO., 43 South 

Market.... . . . . . . . . ,.. .. . . . . 51 

Walker L Pratt Mufg. Co., 31 

Union... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 452 

Waltham Bleacherg and I)ye 

Works. 60sttcte . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Wmen Soap Co. (The), 143 

Federal.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Washburn & Moea Mnfg. Co., 

Worcester.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 634 

Wood, Barker SL CO., 63 State 

foot linee

28 BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS 

, Agricultural Irnplemetats. 

Tyler George & Co., 43 So.Market, 

Bostou (see page 61) 

An&Es. 

Boyton Bolt Co., 31 nnd 33 Purchme, 

Boston (see pages 62 and 

68) 

Architects. 

Brigham Charles, 22 Beacon, Bostou 

(see page 460) 

Hurtwell & Richardson, 62 Devonshire, 

Boston (sre page 13) 

Loring & Phipps,SY State,rma.l108, 

Boc;tou (see page 4CO) 

A,ztctioneers. 

Sbedd A .B.& J.H., 5 Waverley blk., 

City sq., Chsrlestoffn (see p. 23)- 

Tisd ale George W. & Sou,178 Devonshire, 

Boston (see front cover) 

Babb&t 

Metal. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase, 


63) 

Bacon 

Ckrers. 

North Packing & Provision Co., 33 

and 34 No. Market, Boston (see 

page 22 j 

Bale 

Ties. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg.Co.,Wortester, 

Mass. (see page 634) 

Barb 

Z’etaeing. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg.Co.,Wortester, 


Bedding 

PEants. 

Gallivan Richard, car. Belmont,and 

Holworthy, Mt. Auburn, Cambridge 

(see page 18) 

BeZtitag. 

N. E. Machine Co., 43 to 47 Beverly, 

Bostou (see page 635) 

Blachxmiths. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Pnrchase, 

Boston ;aee pages 52 and 

53) 

Merrifield F. W. & Co., Western 

ave., Brighton Bridge, Brighton 

(see page 44i) 

Blacksm.iths’ Hammers 

and Tools. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 L’ur 

chase, Boston (see psges 52 and 

63) 


Boston (see pages 52 aud 

63) 

Rleack erg. 

Waltham Bleacbery & Dye Works, 

60 State, Bostou (see page 4) 

Bredstreet William I). & Co., 282 

Washington, Boston (see front 

cover) 



63)

BUSINESS nIRECTORY OF PBTRONB 

Bolts, Nuts and 

Washer8. 

Boston Bolt Co.. 31 and 33 Pwchase, 


68) 

Boston Bolt Co,, 31 and 33 Purchase, 

Boston {see pages 52 and 

63) 

b ro7cers ( LWocneg .) 

Bradatreet W. D. & Co.. 282 Wasbingtou, 


Hro7cers. (Real 

Estate). 

Tisdale George W. & 9nn,178 Devoushire, 


Broom 

Wire. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co.,Wortester, 


Bttilders’ Nard ware. 



63) 

Card 

Wire. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester, 

MaJs. (see page 634) 

Carriagesnaithe. 

Merrifield F. W. & Co., Western 

ave., Brighton Bridge, Brighton 

(lee page 447) 

Castingsi 


Boston(see pps.62 and 53) 

C7t nrcoal 

Wi.re. 

Washburn $ Moen Mnfg. Co. ,Worcestpr, 


CILenzicals. 

Warren Soap Mnfy. Co. (The), 143 

Peleral, Boston (see page 12) 

Aab & Co., 63 Tremont, rm. &Boston 

(we page 626) 

Johnson I!‘. L’., 63 Tremont, rm. 3, 

Bostun (see page 625) 

Cleatasirrgj. 


1)yeing Establishment, 3 Temple 

pl., hetorr (see foot lines) 

Lewando’s French Dyeing &Cleansing 

lhtabiisl~tnrn~, 17 Temple 

pl., Boston (see page 3) 

Clock Springs, 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg.Go.,Wortester, 

Maas. (see page 634) 

Clothes Line Wire. 

WsQhburn & Moen Mufg.Co.,Wortester, 

Ma9. (see page 634~ 

Coal and 

Wood. 

Eddy C. F. & Co., Washington, 

West Newtod (see front cover) 

Murphy P. J., McDonald, Cambrdge 


Copper 

Wire. 

Washburn & Moon Mnfg.Co., Wartester, 


Copy/ist. 

Greenwood S. G., 61 Conrt, Boston 


Comet 

Wire. 



Cotton 

(Absorbent.) 

Dennison Mnfg. Co., ZG and 28 

Franklin, Boston (see page 24 

and en back biuding)

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS 

-- 

) 

Cottofz iwill. 

Lewaudo’s French Dyeing & Cleansing 

Establishment, I7 Temple 

Boston Hanuf beturing Co., 60 pl., Boston (see page 3) 

State, Boston {see page 4) 

C’rZnoUt~e 

Wire, 


hiaos. jsce pa@ 634) 

EEectrical 

WZre. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co.. Worcenter, 


Cut 

motoers, 

Gallivan Richard, cor.Belmqnt and 


(see page 18) 

DlfleremBuC 

Hoists. 

Boston Bolt CO.. 31 an15 33 Purchase, 

3ustor1(aee pps.SI and 53) 

Z)t*aJnccge, 

Etc. 

Johnson E’rar,k I’., 63 Tremont,rm. 

6, Boston (see page ti25) 

Beam Rolt co., 31 and 63 rurchase, 

i(ositou (see pps.i2 aull 63) 

DAlliny 

Xnchiwes. 

Boston Bolt Co, 31 and 33 Purchase, 

Ihton(see pl~s.62 and 53) 

Drills 

~Secfionat.) 

Ploston Bolt CQ., 81 and 33 l’urchase, 

Hostou(see pps.52 and 632 

Drop 

lorgings. 

Boston Bolt Cd., 31 and 33 Purchase, 

Boston (see pps.ciZ aud 43) 

Druggists. 

(WHOLEShLE, IMPORTING 

AND JoBlUNG.) 

Cutler Bras. L Co.,&! Broad and 

10 Hamilton, Boston (see p. 22) 

Dye 

Ho tcses, 


Dyeing Establishment, 3 Ternpie 

pl., IGx.ton (see foot lines) 

EmeroJ 

Wheels. 


Boston (see p-tge 6%) 

Engineers 

(Civil.) 

Aab & Co., 53 Tremont, rm. 6,Bostou 

(see page 62.5) 

Johns~ I F. I., 63 Tremont, rm. 6, 

haton (see page 625) 

Davis’ Waltham & Boston, 14 Dev- 

011rhire,7C Kingston, 42 Franklin, 

78 Kilby, 32 and 36 Court sq.,and 

I1 Harrison ave. extension, order 

box, 48 So. Market, Bostou (see 

p:tge 2) 

Gibb & Co., 105 Arch, 34 Court sq., 

25 Merchants row, 59 Fractklirl, 

15 Devonshire, 77 King*ton:order 

~IIX 31 New F. H. market,Boston 

(see page G01) 

Kenney’s, 33 Court sq., III Kingston. 

or&r box, 44 No. Market, 92 

Rltickstone, Boaton [see p. 43i) 

Perkins’. 33 Court square, 91 Kilby, 

order box 46 No. Market, 

(see pege 6 18) 

Bo.ston 

Peace 

Wire. 

Washhurn & Moen Mnfg. Co.,Worwater, 

Mass. (see page 634: 


and 84 North Market,Boston (see 

Pw 22) 

Plorist, 

Gallivan Richard, car. Belmont and 


(see pfle IS)


(IRON AND STEEL.) 

Boston Bolt Co.. 31 and 33 Purchase, 

Lioston(see pps.52 and 53) 

Pttrnaces, Ranges, Etc. 

willker & Pratt Mnfg. co., 31 to 36 

tJnion, Boston (see page 4333 

Ftsrrsitg;, 

Spring 

P. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg Co., Worcester, 

~Mitss. (see p. 634) 

Et.64 (Ladies. ) 

Hatch L. P.. 311 Wa~hin,aton 

Boston (see p 92) 

Gal~vtcnixed 

Whe. 

Washburn & Moen Xfg. Co., Worcaster, 

Mazs. (see p. ma>. 

Grindiny 

H-ills. 

N. E. Mwhine Co., 43 to 47 Beverly, 

S&on (see p. 636) 

Ndr, Pluster, Etc. 

Fuller G. PC Son, 647 Western av., 

Brighton Dist., Bostun (see p. 

447) 

Hmadle 

Nnfm. 


Bosteu (see pp. 52 and 53) 

Hardware 

Dechrs. 

Boston Bolt CA., 31 and 33 Pnrchase, 

Boston (see pp. 62 and 53) 

Hardwa,re 

1cI~~frs. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purdue, 

Uostou (bee pp. 52 aud 58) 

Hats, 

Cups, B’tc. 

Hatch I,. P.: 311 Washington, 

Boston (see p. 92) 

Hay Hnle l%es. 

Washburn & Moen Mfg. Co., Worcester, 

Mass. (see p. 634) 

Heavy 

Hccrdwure. 



H&ages. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Parchase, 


Hays (Live ulzd 

Dressed. ) 

North Parking 6% Provision Co., 33 

and 34 North Market, Boston(xe 

p. 22) 

Horse 

Clo tk.bobfJ. 

Hatch L. P., 311 Washington 

Bwt,on (see p. 92) 

Horse 

SJ&oers. 

Merritield I. W. & Co., Western 

av , Brighton Bridge, Brighton 

(see p. 447) 

Hosiery. 

Boston Mufg. Co., 50 State, Boston 

311 Washington, 

Leat,herbee W. H. & Son, 520 

Albany, Boston (see back cover) 

Ice. 

O’Brien C. & Co.,68 West st.,Newton 

(see p. 18) 

Inst~luted 

Wire. 


Mass. (seep. 034)

BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS. 

Imccrance 

Agents. 

Shedd A. B. & J. II., 5 Waverley 

block, City sq!. Charlestown (see 

P. 23) 

Tisdale George W. & Son, 178 

Devonshire, Boston (see front 



Iron 

Castinys. 



Iron 

Columns. 

Boston Bolt Co. 31 and 33 Purchase, 


Iron 

loundevs. 



Jron 

Mnfrs. 

Washburn & Moen Mfg Co., Worcester, 


Iron 

Wire. 





I/eon 

Wor7m. 

Davis & Farnum Mufg. Co., 8 

Oliver, rm. 18, Boston (see page 

15) 

Iron and Brass 

Xouraders. 

Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co., 8 

Oliver, rm. 18, Boston (see page 

15) 

Iron 

aaad Steel. 


Bostuu (see pp. 52 and 53) 

Ir*on a& Wood Wor7+ 

ing Tools. 

N. E. Machine Co., 43 to 4i Bev 

erly, Boston (see p. 635) 

Jack 

Screws. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase. 


Jeweler& aml Dvup 

yists’ Boxes. 

Dennison Mnfg Co., 26 and 25 


and on back binding) 

Justice 

of Peace. 

Abbott John E., 85 Devonshire, 

Boston tsee D. 454) 

Abbott S. ‘l’. , i3 Excilange, Boston 

(see p. 454) 

Blair Lafayette G., 34 School. 

Bobton (see p. 459) 

Crawford Fred E., 10 Tremont, 


Drury William H., 209 Washington, 

Bobton (see p. XI) 

Lyons J. P., 27 Tremont row, rtn. 

‘9, Bostou (see p. 4.X) 

Smith & Luddeu, 5 Pemberton su.. 

Boston (see D. 20) 

Skinner H‘enry’R., i3 State, rm. 62, 

Boston isee D. 4541 

Stark R. hi., 4i! Court, rm. 6, Bostoll 

(bee p. 20) 



Lard 

Oil. 

North Packing& Provision Co., 33 

and 34 No. Market, Boston (see 

p. 22)


lhu.ndries. 

Drewsen’s French Cleansing and 

Dyeing Eytablish nent, 3 Temple 

pl., Boston (see foot lines) 

Lewaudo’s French D,yeing and 

Cleansing Establishment, 17 

Temple pl., Boston (see p. 3) 

Lawyers. 

Abbott John E., 85 Devonshire, 


Abbott S. P., 13 Exchange, Bostun 

(see p. 454) 

Allin & *Bayberry, 22 Court,rm.Glj, 

Boston (see p: XI) 

Armstrong Tlrl)mas H., 82 Devonshire, 

rm. 17,Boston {see p. 20) 

Bate3 Benjamin E., 53 State, Boston 

(see p. 454) 

Blair Lafayette G., 34 School, 

Boston (see p. 45Y j 

Drury William Ii., 209 Washington, 

room 30, Bowton (see p. 2Oj 

Johnson & Harvey, 53 Tremont, 

rm. 5, Boston (see p. 20) 

Lyons J. T., 27 Tremont row rm. 

9. Boston (we p. 454) ’ 

Milton Henry S., 10 Tremout, rm. 

31, Bo+ton (see p. 20) 

Morgan William M., 34 School, rm. 

46, Boston (see p. 23) 

Smitb & Ludden, 5 Pembertou sq., 

l3ostou (we p. 20) 

Skinner Henry It., 28 State, room 

62, Bodton (see p 451) 

Stark K. M., 42 Court, rm. 6 Boston 

(see p. 20) 

Lead Pl~;e14f--d SJieet 

. 

Boston Lead Mnfg. Co., 162 Congress, 

Boaton (aee page 663) 

Liquors, 

(WHOLESALE.) 

77’7itzes, Etc. 

Caqsidy J. Ii:. & Son, 50 Broad, 

Boston (see p:‘g” 22) 

Fuller G. & Son, 547 Western ave., 

Brighton I)iyt., Boston (see page 

447) 

Leatherbee W. H. & Son, 540 Albany, 

Boaton (see back cover) 

Wood, Baker 9r. Co., 53 State, BOSton 

(see foot lines) 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 I’nrchase, 

Bostou (see pages 52 and 

53) 

Bwton Bolt Co.. 31 and 3& I’urc.hase, 


53) 



53) 

Machinery 

Castinffs. 

Davis & Farnum Mnfg.Co.,S Oiver, 

room 18, Boston (see page 15) 

Machimer!~ 

275ufrs. 

N. E. Machine Co., 43 to 47 Bererly, 

Boston (see page 635) 

Boston Lead Mnfg. Co., 162 Congress, 

Boston (tee page 633) 

Washburn SC Moen Mnfg. Co.,Wortester, 


Lime, Cement, Etc. 

Fuller CT. & Son, 547 Western ave., 

Brighton L)ist., Boston i see 

page 447)

RUSIKESS ‘DIRECTORY 0F PATRONS 

-~ 

R!uchinists. 

RrolLey to Loun. 



53) 

Bradstreet William n. L Co., 82 

Washington, Boston (see fri)nt 

cover) 

Boston Rolt Co., 31 and 33 I’urchase, 

Boston (SW pages 52 and 

58) 

Jlnfrs. 

Supplies. 



53) 

Shtdd S.B.& .J.II.,.i Weverley blk., 

City sq., Charlestown (see p. 23) 

RIot~~ZcZin~p, 

Etc. 

Leatherbee W. H. R; Son, 520 Albany, 

Boston (see back cover) 

Tyler George & Co., 43 So. Market, 

Boston (see page 51j 

Ztna Mills, 2G6 Devonshire, Boston 

(see paze 436) 

Boston Mauufactaring Co.,50State, 

Bostoo (see page 4) 

l).Lvis & Parnum Mnfg.Co..8 Oliver, 

room 18. Boston (we page 1.5) 

W:tltham Blrachery & Dye Works, 

50 State, Wn-ton (set> page 4) 

IV:~shburn & MOPI) 31nfg. Co. ,Worcestrr, 

MHSY. (see page GJ4) 


Mass. (see page G31) 

.J~fwi~tae Hfct*dwat*e. 


Boston (see pages 52 sud 

53) 

Washborn & Noen Mnfg. Co..Wortester, 


y Iknnison Mnfg. Co., 26 an11 28 

I~ranklin, lSoston(seepage 24 aud 

oo back biudiug) 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purc+asr, 


53) 

Abbott John Ii:.,85 Devonshire,Boston 


Abbott S. P., 13 Exchange, Boston 

(see page 454) - 

Blair Lafayette G.. 34 School. Boston 

(we-page 459) 

Milton Henry S., 10 Tremout, rm: 

31, IS.), (see page 20) 

Smith & Ludden, 5 Pemberton sq., 


Stark 11. M., 42 Court, room 6, Boaton 

(see page 2(j) 

ivtm. 



63) 

Oils. 

Allen, Brtldley & Co., 7 Central 

wharf, Boston (see p, 459)


Paper 

Boxes. 

Ihnnison Mofg. Co., 26 and 28 

Franklin. h;ton(sre psgc2-L sod 

on back binding) 

Pepsin 

(Pff 9-e.) 

North Pzcking and Provision Co., 

3:3 and 34 North Market, Boston 

(see page 22) 

Greenwood Samuel G., 61 Court, 

13ostor1 (see page 436) 

Planing ante Sawitag. 

Leatherbee W.H.&Son,520 Albany, 

Bootoo (see back cover) 

I%Nv~ afad Ha rroaus. 

Tyler GIdorge & Co., 43 PO Market, 


Polish iny Powder 

( Ml aer Wlf Ite.) 

I)c~nnhon Mnfg. Co.. 26 and 28 



Pot*k, Larc2 

a1ac.l fIitttas. 

North Packing and Provihion Co., 

HJ and 34 No. Market, Bobton 

(see page 22) 

PorJi~ trnd Beef Pack:ers. 

North Packing nnd l’rovisioo Co., 

33 and 34 No. Market, Hoston, 

(aee page 22) 

Produce. 

Pulsifer, Savage & Co., 96 and 98 

Cliuton, Boston (see page 433) 

Provisions ( Wholesale. 

j 

North Packing and Provision Co., 

33 and 24 No. Market, Boston 

(see page 22) 

BoPton T,~:td Xnfc. Co., II Congress, 

Boston (set page G::3) 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Furtime, 

Uostou {see pages 52 aud 

53) 

Rnitroad 

SpiJces. 

Boston 13oltCo.,31 and SJPurchnse, 

Boston (see pages 52 and 63) 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 I’archase, 

Boston (see pages 52 awl 

53) 

Rea.3 Estate. 

Sbedd A.B.6 J II.,5 Waverley blk., 

City sq., Charlestown (see page 

23) 

Tisdale George W.&Son,l7SDevonshire, 

l%oston (see front cover) 

Red ILead aud 

Lithrcrge. 

Boston Lead Mofg. Co., 162 Congress, 

BOSLOO (see page 633) 

Rivet 

Wbe. 


Muse. (see page 634) 

Rivets. 

Bocton Bolt Co.. 31 and 33 Pnrvbase, 

Bostou (see pages 52 and 

53) 

Rolling 

iKills. 

Washburn Bi Moen Mnfg. Co.,Worcrster, 


Roojhg 

(Tirr.) 

Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 to 35 

Union, Boston (see page 452)


Round 

l-run. 

Washburn & Moen Mofg. Co .Wortester, 


Snnitaqj 

.Engim3er. 

Johnson Frank I’ ., 53 Tremont,rm. 

5, Boston (see page 62.5) 

Sausnf~e 

Mtafrs. 


and 34 North Market,Boston (see 

page 22) 

Xnwin~, 

Etc. 

Leatherbee W. II. & Son, 520 Albany, 

Boston (see bbck cover) 

(Short 

ScJt 001. 

I5and Writing,Stenography, 

and Pimnugrapky.) 

Oreennood Samuel G., Gl Court, 


School Puma.ifwre. 

Pery George S. & Co., 73 F&on, 

Boston (see page 6.35) 

Screw 

Wire. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Cn.,Wortester, 


Screws. 

Do-ton Bolt Co.. 31 and 33 Purchase, 

Boaton(see pages52 and 53) 

Seeding 

Mmhiaes. 

Tyler George & Co., 43 SO. Market, 


Settees. 

Perry George S. & Co., 73 Fulton, 

Boston (aee page 635) 

Shf timgs, Hmagers, 

Pulleys, Etc. 


Boston (see pAge 6%) 

Boqton Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase, 


53) 

SJtAppiraq and iItwcJucu&se 

T!ufp. 

Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 anal 28 


and on back biuding) 

Short HUWLZ qt@ Type 

writi1ag l’ti~~ht. 

Greenwood S. G.. Gl Court, Boston 

[see page 436) v ’ 

SJhort Hwad 

W&it&y/. 

Greenwood Samuel G.. 61 Court, 

Boston [see page 436) 

SOUy 

iWt%fteS. 

Warren Soap Mnfq. CO. (The), 

143 Federal, Boston (see p. 12) 

Solder. 

Bostqn Lead Mnfg. Co., I& Congress, 

Boston (see p. GSJ) 

Spike 

Hnfrs. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 3: Purchase, 


53) 

Spring 

Cotters. 

Boston Bo’t Co.. 31 and 3K Purchase, 


53) 


Boston (8ee pages 52 and 

53) 

Spring 

Wire. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., 

Worcester, Mass (see page 634)

. 


Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., 

Worcester, Mass (see p. 634) 

Stictioners9 

Spedulties. 

Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 and 28 



Steam Boilers and 

Eq&aea. 



Steam 

Fitters. 



53) 

Steam Hen thy 

Ap@ruttca. 

Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 31 and 

35 Union, Boston (see page 452) 

Steam Pumps, BofLlera, 

Etc. 



Steam and Hotel Cook- 

Zny Apparatus. 


2% Union, Boaton (see page 452) 

Steel Barb Pe7zcin.g. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worwater, 

Mass. (see p. 6’34) 

Steel 

Cnst~inp. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Pnrc,hase, 


SL; 

1 

Steel 

iW8j+s. 

Wasbbt;i 1, & Moen Mufg. Co., B-orccster, 

Mais. (see page 634) 

Steel 

Wire. 


Mass. (see page ti34) 

Stet,ogray,her. 

Greenwood S. G., 61 Court, Boston 




53) 

Stove 

Bolts. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Pur 

chase, Boston (see pages 52 and 

53) 

Stoves, Runges, 

.@tc. 


35 Union, Boston (see p, 452) 

Sacrveyors. 

Aab & Co., 53 Tremont, rm. 5, 

Boston (bee p. 625j 

Johnson F. P., 53 ‘I‘remont, rm. 5, 

Boaton ($ee p. 625) 

Tugs. 

Dennison Mnfg. Co., 26 aad 28 

Franklin, Bosfan (see page 24 


Dennison L. O., 74 Franklin, Boston 





Teuck er. 

(PHONOGRAPHY, SHORT- 

HAND. STENOGRAPHY, 

‘JYPBWHITING) 


Bmtou (bee page 436)

BUSIXESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS 

Telegrccl,k 

Wire. 


Mass. (see p. ti34) 

5PeZepJaone Wire. 


Mass. (.see p. 634) 

lln, Copper and Skeet 

JI’OIL Worlc. 


Union, Uoston (see p. 462) 

Tin 

Roofitzy. 


Union, Boston (stse p. 452) 





aud on back binding) 

lVitnn0 

FQPretacJ~es. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purcbase,Boston 

(see pps.62 and 53) 

Leatherbee W. H.& Son,620 Albany, 

Boston (see back cover) 

Twist 

Drills. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase,Boston 

:see ~~5.52 and 53) 



Type WtJterd SuppZCes 



Type 

Wt*iting(. 


Boston (see p. 43G) 

Type Writing 

,!kLacJGttes. 

Greenwood Samuel “J., 61 Court, 


UtnbreZLas 

Canes. 

mmd 

Hatch L. P., 311 Wssbington, 

ton (see p. 92) 

Ya.Zve Mhfra. 

Bos- 

Davis & Farnum Mnfg.Co.,S Oliver, 

rm. 18,Boston (see page 15) 

Vises. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purchase,Boston 

(see pps.52 and 53) 

7VasJt ers. 

Boston Bolt Co., 31 sud 33 Purchase, 

Boston (see ~~6.52 and 69) 

WatcJk Hain 

Sp-thgs. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcestw, 

Mass. (see p. ti34) 

WatcJL imaft’s. 

American Waltham Watch Co., 403 

Washingtou, Boston (see p. 51 

Watch 

Spt-itbgs. 

Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co.,Worcaster. 

Mass. (see p. tiY4) 

WeavIng 

Wh2. 


Mass.

BU$INESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS 29 

.” 

White Lend and Zinc. 1 Wire of all EimXs. 

Boston Lend Mnfg. Co., 162 Congrew, 

Boston (seep. 633) 



Whes, Liquors, Etc. 

Cassidy a. E. & Son,50 Broad, Boston 

(seep. 22) 


Boston (see pps.62 and 68) 

Washburn &Moen Mufg. Co.,Wortester, 

Mass.(see p. 634) 

Wool Scourers. 

Warren Soap Mnfg. Co. (The), 143 

Federal, Boston (see p. 12) 

Wood and Coal. 

Murphy P. J., McDonald, Cambridge 

(seep. 618) 

Woolen 

Goods Mnf rs. 

Ztna Mills, 266 Devonshire, Boston 

(see p. 4% j 

Wire Rope. 

Wrenches. 

Washburn Sr. Moen Mnfg. Co.,Wor- Boston Bolt Co., 31 and 33 Purcaster, 

M 133. chase, Boston (see pps.62 and 53)

30 ADVEHTISEMENTS 

ELMER 

LITTLEFPELD. 

COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS OF 

AND 

DIRECTORIIB OF ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE 

UNITED STATES KEPT ON HAND FOR REFEREPI’CE. 

3hps of the following places for sale at 25 cents each. 

BOSTON, MASS, MALDEN, MASS, BANGOR, ME, 

BROCKTON, " ,WALTHAM, " CONCORD, N. H, 

CHELSEA, " MASS, STATE, DOVER, " 

No. 1% Post OfEicse Squaw, 

J3OSTON, 

MASS.

STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC. 31 

STREET DIRECTORY. 

Giving the location of each street, and showing what other streets and places 

run from it or across it, with the number at which they intersect. 

From t!lis list the location of any number on a street can be easily ascertained; 

as, for instance, wishing to know at what part of Adams street No. 145 comes, you 

look at Adams and find that Ash street crosses at 135, and Brown street at 157. 

showing that 145 Adams would come about half way between Ash and Brown 

ACORN, 

from 37 Oak to 32 Bolton, 

Ward 7. 

ADAMS, from 64 Crescent to 336 

Crescaut, Wards 5, 6. 

Left. Right. 

2 5 Crescent 

0 Martyn sq. 

10 9 Spruce 

36 35 Walt1ut 

64 63 Chestnut 

88 87 Maple 

112 11 I Ckerry 

1% 135 Ash 

I.58 1.57 Brown 

li(i I I 5 Robbins 

202 201 Orange 

24 Chester ave. 

234 231 Crescent 

AI)A;\lS AVENUE, from 464 

Moody to Neatuu line, Ward 6. 

ALDER, from 2i6 Moody to Cranberry, 

Wald 6. 

2 1 Moody 

3% 31 Beech 

6’2 61 Lowell 

120 119 Newton 

0 0 Cranberry 

APPLETON, from 526 Main to 57 

Central, Ward 3. 

ASH, from 220 Crescent to Cranberry, 

Ward 6. 

2 1 Crescent 

4-l 43 Adams 

108 107 Moody 

170 lli9 Lowell 

2311 229 Newton 

li2 271 Cranberry 

3 

AUBURN,from opposite 91 Vernon 

southerly to Auburn Terrace, 

Ward 4. 

AUBURN TERRACE, the south 

end of Auburn, Ward 4. 

BACON, from 801 Main to 372 

Lexington, Piety corner, Ward 1. 

Lqft. Rip&. 

2 1 Main 

68 67 School 

a2 Totten’s ct. 

- S7 Pond 

111 Emery 

118 117 C. M. R. R. 

120 Guinan 

142 Plympton 

213 Dale 

214 West Dale 

247 Varnum Park 

0 Greenwood ave. 

326 Clark lane 

0 Worcester lane 

0 0 Lrxington 

BARNES, Lincoln Park,frum \Varren, 

near Watertown line, 

Ward 2. 

BEAR HILL AVEXUE,from Main. 

beyond Stow, northerly, Ward 1. 

REAVER, from Lexington, beyond 

Dale, to Warren, near Watertown 

line, Ward 2. 

0 0 Lexington 

0 Lyman 

0 Forest 

0 T,inden 

0 Quince 

0 0 C. M. & F. R. R. 

crossing

32 STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC. 

-_- 

BEAVER,-Continued. 

Left. Right, 

0 

0 

0 

BEDFORD, from 115 Prospect to 

120 South, Ward 4. 

0” 1 Prospect 

Pratt ave, 

0 Ray 

7: 75 Curtia South 

BEECH,from 31 High,to 82 Myrtle, 

Ward 6. 

a 1 IIigh 

iz 35 17 Alder 

Myrtle 

BEMfS AVENUE, from 63 Har+ 

vard, westerly, Ward 4. 

BENEFIT, from 169 Newton to 

Elm, Ward 7. 

0 0 Newton 

0 Whitcomb 

0 0 Elm 

BROWN, from 236 Crescent to 

Cranberry, Ward 6. 

L&. Right. 

1 Crescent 

4: 45 Adams 

104 103 Moody 

170 169 Lowell 

0 0 Newton 

0 0 Cranberry 

BROWN’S LANE, from 166 

Charles to 167 Felton, Ward 4. 

0 0 Charlea 

0 1)udIey ave. 

0 Noonan 

0 0 Felton 

C, changed to Curtis, Ward 4. 

CALVARY, from 16’7 Newton to 

61 Parrnell, Ward 7 

2 1 Newton 

70 60 F. R. 1C. crossing 

69 Cedar 

95 Moore 

109 Friend 

131 Flood 

0 cottage 

198 Handy 

0 0 Farwell 

BILLS, from 175 Prospect to end 

Curtis, Ward 4. 

0 0 Prospect 

: 0 Highland Curtis pl. 

BOLTON, from 230 Newton to end 

of Clinton Ward 7. 

BOW, from Trapelo road, west of 

Woburn to do. near Lexington, 

Ward 2. 

BOWKER, Lincoln Park, from 

Warren, near Watertown line to 

Wilton, Ward 2. 

BROOK, from Lincoln, beyond 

Smith, to the Lincoln line, 

Ward 1. 

BROOK AVENUE, from 239 Felton 

northerly, Ward 4. 

CARTER, from opposite 13 Elm to 

opposite 26 Moody, Ward 3. 

CEDAR, from 69 Calvary. at B. 

It. H. crossing to 196 High, 

Ward 7. 

1 Calvary 

3: 29 Oak 

63 Cutter 

0 0 High 

CENTRAL, from 41 Newton to 29 

Elm, opposite the Common, 

Ward 3. 

2 I Newton 

25 Heard 

87 Cross 

60 Jackson 

57 Appleton 

118 117 Elm 

CENTRAL AVENUE, from 212 

Falton to 29 Sun, Ward 4. 

CENTRE, from Massasoit court to 

Massasoit, near New Grove, 

Ward 3.

STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC. 

33 

CHARLES, from 15 Moody to 90 

South, Ward 4. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Moody 

16 . iMechanic 

54 Water 

80 Fountain 

101 Grant 

126 127 Williams 

148 149 Harvard 

156 Browns lane 

187 E’loyd 

214 215 Prospect 

242 Ray 

243 Prospect ave. 

26 1 Charles-street ave. 

0 0 South 

CHARLES-STREET 

from 261 Charles, 

AVENUE, 

westerly, 

Ward 4. 

CHERRY, from Crescent, opp. 

Am. W. W. Co. to 285 Moody, 

Wards 5, 6. 

2 1 Crescent 

46 45 Adams 

100 99 Moody 

CHESTNUT, from 128 Crescent to 

241 Newton, Wards 5, 7. 

2 1 Crescent 

34 33 Adams 

66 Chestnut place 

82 81 Moody 

12G 127 Hall 


172 171 Gardner 

146 195 Stearns 


CHESTER AVENUE, from 224 

hdltms, to 401 Moody, Ward 6. 

CHESTNUT PLACE, from 66 

Chestnut, northerly, Ward 5. 

CHURC,H, from 609 Main to 102 

Lyman, Ward 2 

2 1 Main 

17 Gibbs court 

20 Park place 

0 0 School 

65 Church-street place 

10F 107 Summer 

0 0 Lymau 

CHURCH-STREET I’LACE, from 

55 Church to School, nearly 

opp. Liberty, Ward 2. 

CLARK LANE, from 326 Bacon, 

westerly, Ward 1. 

CLEMATIS AVENUE, Lincoln 

Park, from Beaver, northeasterly, 

Ward 2. 

Left. Right. 

0 0 Beaver 

a 

0 Lincoln 

CLINTON, from 242 Newton to 1 

Jhiy, Ward 7. 

COLBY AVENUE, from 177 

IMoody, westerly, Ward 5. 

COMMON, from 673 Main to 126 

School, Ward 1. 

2 1 Main 

Middle 

4”: 47 School 

COTTAGE, from Calvary to Newton 

line Ward 7. 

CRAPTJrom 238 Lowell to Tolman 

Ward 6. 

CRANBERRY, from 165 High to 

Newton line, Ward 6. 

0 0 High 

0 Alder 

0 Myrtle 

0 Ash 

0 Brown 

6 Robbios 

0 0 Newton line 

CRESCENT, from 115 Moody to 

415 Moody, Reeds’ corner, 

Wards 5, 6. 

2 1 Moody 

54 Adams 

6: 

Martyn‘sq. 

L 3 pruce 

100 Walnut 

128 Chestuut 

158 Maple 

159 Prospect 

Cherry 

Ash 

22: 

236 Brown 

258 Robbins 

280 Orange 

336 

307 Woerd ave. 

Adams 

391 Norumbega Terrace 

420 419 Moody (Reeds cor.j


CRESCENT PARK (C. P.). formerly 

known aa Packards’ Island 

Ward 6. 

CROSS, from 508 Main to 37 Central 

Ward 3. 

CURTIS, from Bedford beydhd 

Waltham Dial Co’s. factory to 

end Bills Ward 4 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Bedford 

15 Ijartmouth 

25 Highland 

26 Felton 

33 Highland 

46 45 Sharon 

0 Bills 

CURVE, from 488 Lexington to 71 

Lincoln Ward 1. 

CUSHING, from 208 Moody to 17 

Stearns Wards 5, 7. 

2 1 Moody 

42 43 Hall 

60 61 Loweil 

88 87 Gardner 

0 0 Stearns 

CUTTER, from Newton near High 

to 63 Cedar Ward 7. 

DALE, from 188 Lexington to 213 

Bacon Ward 1. 

2 1 Lexington 

61 Varnum Park 

0 0 Bacon 

DARTMOUTH, from opposite 16 

Curtis to South Ward 4. 

DAY, from 40 Clinton, 

to Bolton, 

Ward 7. 

DENNISON, Crescent Park, from 

Riverview avenue southwesterly 

to Riverview ave. Ward 6. 

0 0 Riverview ave. 

Endecott 

0 0 Riverview ave. 

DERBY, from 422 Moody ta 

Newton line, Ward 6. 

Left. Right. 

1 Moody 

5: 

Idowel 


DUDLEY AVENUE, from 79 

Harvard to Browns lane opposite 

Noonan, Ward 4. 

EAST ASH,changed to Ash, Wd.6. 

EAST BROWN, 

changed to Brown, 

Ward 6. 

EAST ROBBINS, changed to 

Robbins, Ward 6. 

ELM, from 600 Main across F. R. 

A. and Charles river to 118 Pine, 

Wards 3, 4 and 7. 

0 1 Main 

13 Music Hall ave. 

20 Central 

0 

0 0 

: 

0 0 

0 

0 

0 0 

Carter 

F. It. R. crossing 

River 

River ave. 

Charles River bridge 

McKe11n 

Benefib 

Pine 

ETM AVENUE, from 992 Main to 

27 Weston, Ward 1. 

EMERY, from Pond avenue to 111 

Bacon Ward 1. 

ENDECOTT,: Crescent Park, from 

61 Woerd avenue westerly to 

Dennison, Ward 6. 

EXCHANGE, from $43 Mainto 7d 

l’Old, Ward 1. 

2 1 Main 

26 Exchange st. pl, 

38 Exchange st. ct. 

66 55 School 

86 87 Pond 

EXCHANGE STREET COURT, 

from 38 Exchange, westerly 

Ward 1:

. 


EXCHANGE STREET PLACE, 

from 26 Exchauge, westerly, 

Ward 1. 

FAIRMOUNT, from end of Leonard 

to head of Hammond> 

Ward 1. 

FARNSWORTH, from 43 ,‘z~;- 

ton to West Dale, . 

FARWELL. from 40 River to Newton 

line, Wards 3, 7. 

Left. Right. 

i 1 River 

I 0 o Charles giver bridge 

0 Calvary 

0 0 N&au line 

$YCLTON, from 25 Moody to 26 

Curtis. Ward 4. 

2 ‘1 

I.5 

59 

93 

Moody 

Mechanic 

Water 

Pov3tdn 

122 121 Williams 

142 I41 Harvard 

157 Browns lane 

I72 

212 

Fern 

Crntral ave. 

22% 221 

231 

Prospect 

Pratt ave. 

2H9 Brook ave. 

286 255 Curtie 

FERN, from 172 Felton, south, to 

P. R. R., Ward 4. 

2 1 Felton 

30 

11 

29 

sun 

F. R. R. 

FISKE, from 829 Main to School, 

west of Bacon, Ward 4. 

FISKE AVENUE, from 114 Weeton, 

southwesterly, Ward 4. 

FISKE COURT, from 12 Harvard 

aveuue, southerly, Ward 4. 

FLOOD, from 131 Calvary to 34 

John, Ward 7. 

FLOYD, from 28 Russell to 187 

Cllarlt8, Ward 4. 

FOREST, from Beaver to Trapel, 

road, Ward 2. 

Left. Right. 

0 Beaver 

i 

Old Forest 

0 0 Trapelo road 

FOUNDRY AVENUE. from 170 

Willow, easterly, to Central 

Park, Ward 3. 

FOUNTAIN, from 80 Charles to 93 

Felton. Ward 4. 

FRANCIS, from 867 Main to C. M. 

R. R. Ward 1 

2 1 Main 

68 65 School 

100 99 C. M. R. R. 

FRIEND, from 109 Calvary to 

Calvary cemetery, Ward 7. 

2 1 Calvary 

0 John 

0 Calvary cemetery 

FULLER, from 208 Lowell to 

Tolman, Ward 6. 

GARDNER, from 100 Pine to 82 

High, Ward 7. 

220 1 Pine 

Gorham 

30 29 Taylor 

0 0 Cusbing 


90 89 High 

GIBBS COURT, from 17 Church, 

easterly, Ward 2. 

GORDON, from 136 Moody to 17 

Hall, Ward 5 

2 1 

15 

Moody 

Union 

44 43 Hall 

GORE from Main, nearly opposite 

Warren, to Grate at Watertown 

line, Ward 3. 

GORHAM, from’20 Gardner to 201 

Newton, Ward 7. 

GORMAN AVENUE, fr;;a,;“;” 

School, northerly,


GBANT, from 101 Cl~arlrs to 240 

sc11001, Wards 4, 1. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Charles 

18 Harvard ave. 

0 0 Main 

79 Grant place 

100 99 Sctlool 

GRANT AVENUE, Lincoln Park, 

fram west of Webster, easterly to 

Water town line, Ward 2. 

0 0 Webster 

0 0 Watertown line 

GRANT PLACE, from 79 Grant, 


GREENWOOD AVENUE, from 

Bacon, beyond West Dale, westerly, 

Ward 1. 

G~~4VKnfrom Watertown line to 


0 Gore 

129 Lafayette 

152 153 Willow 

0 New Grove 

0 0 Main 

GUINAN, from 120 Bacon to Hammond, 

opposite Lawreuce, Wd. 1. 

HALL, from 47 Pine to High 

Ward 5. 

a 1 Pine 

17 Gordon 

0 

52 

0 

51 

Taylor 

Gushing 


0 0 High 

HALLS PLACE, from 196 Newton 

H.\MMOND, from 891 Main to 

Fairmount Ward 1. 

2 1 

69 

Main 

School ’ 

0 0 

0 

C. M. R. R. 

Guinan 

0 Lawrence 

152 

11)-i 

151 Plympton 

Summit 

0 Pairmount 

HANDY, from 198 Calvary to 

Charles River Ward 7. 

HARRIS, from 459 Main to Summer 

near Pleasanl Ward 2. 

HARTWELL, from South beyond 

Turner, Roberts crossing. westerly 

to beyond Morton Ward 4. 

Left. Right. 

0 0 South 

0 Morton 

HARVARD, from 828 Main to F. 

R. R. 

2 1 Main 

Ward 4. 

19 Russell 

20 Harvard ave. 

39 Harvard place 

39 Munroe ave. 

53 Bemis ave. 

54 57 Chdrles 

79 Dudley ave. 

88 87 Felton 

116 115 I+‘. R. R. track 

HARVARD AVENUE, from 18 

Grant to 20 Harvard Ward 4. 

1: 1 Grant 

Fiske court 

38 39 Harvard 

HARVARD PLACE, from 36 Harvard, 

easterly Ward 4. 

HASTINGS AVENUE, from 558 

Main, southerly Ward 3. 

HEARD, from 492 iMain to 25 Central 

Ward 3 

HIGH, 

line 

a 

42 

62 

82 

106 

122 * 

196 

0 

from 252 Moody to Newton 

Wards 5, 6, 7. 

1 Moody 

31 Beech 

Hall 

61 Lowell 

Gardner 

Stearns 

121 Newton 

154 Crauberry 

Cedar 

0 Cherry 

0 Newton line 

HIGHLAND, from 33 Curtis to 164 

Souh Ward 4. 

i 1 Curtis 

Hospital 

0 0 South


HIGHLAND AVENUE, from 151 

Westoe, northerly Ward 1. 

HIGHLAND PLACE, from Bills, 

northerly Ward 4. 

HOLLACE, Lincoln Park, from 

Beaver, northerly thence easterly 

Ward 2. 

Left. Right. 

0 0 Beaver 

0 0 Lincotn 

HOMESTEAD PLACE. from Wellington 

to beyond Rich Ward 1. 

0 Wellington 

8 

Rich 

HOSPITAL, 

11. R. 

from Highland to F. 

Ward 4. 

0 0 Highland 

0 0 Shwon 

0 ‘-XT 0 F. Lt. R. 

HOWARD, from 301 School to C. 

hf. R. R. Ward 1. 

IRVING, from Plympton, beyond ’ 

Lawrence to Summit, Ward 1. 

JACKSON, from 50 Central to 381 

River Ward 3. 

2 1 Central 

0 0 F. R. R. bridge 

0 Jackson pl. 

0 0 River . 

JACKSON PLACE, from Jackson, 

near R. R. to 387 Riv’er, Ward 3. 

JOIIN, from 

cemetery 

Moore to Calvary 

Ward 7. 

2 1 Moore 

18 19 Friend 

34 Flood 

0 0 Calvary cemetery 

LAFAYETTE, from 162 Main to 

129 Grow, Ward 3. 

LAKE, from T,exington, beyond 

Bacon to Lincoln, Ward 1. 

LAWRENCE, from Hammond, 

opposite Guiman to Summit, 

Ward 1. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Hammond 

46 45 Plympton 

0 0 Summit 

LAWTON PLACE, from 369 

River, north, thence east to 

west, Ward 3. 

LEON$RD, from 69 Plympton 

northerly to Fairmount, Ward 1. 

LEXINGTON, frodnr 633 Main to 

the Lexington lise, Wards 1 and 2. 

4: 43 L Main School 

79 War&n ave. 

96 Pond 

108 Summer 

13; 

0 c. M. It. n. 

Dale 

0 lkaver 

372 Bacon 

428 ’ Lincoln 

488 Curve 

0 Lake 

0 0 Trapelo road 

0 0 Lexington line 

LtBERTY, from 549 Main to oppjsite 

5L School, Ward 2. 

LINCOLN, from 428 Lexinzton to 

the Lincoln line, Ward 1. 

2 1 Lexington 

71 Curve 

0 Winter 

0 Lake 

0 Smith 

0 Brook 

0 

0 

0 

Trapelo 

Lincoln 

road 

line 

* 

LINCOLN, Lincoln Park, from 

Clematis avenue to Waverly, 

Ward 2. 

: 0 Holiace Clematis ave. 

0 0 Weverley 

LINCOLN PdRK, north of Beaver, 

and east and west of Warren, 

Ward 2.

38 STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, ETC, 

LINDEN,from 

387 Main to Beaver, 

Ward 2. 

LOCUST, from Winter, nearly 

opposite C. II. Brown’s, to Winter, 

Ward 1. 

LOWELL, from 65 Pine to 50 

Derby, Wards 5, 6, 7. 

Left. Righs. 

2 1 Pine 

0 0 Taylor 

50 51 Gushing 

70 69 Cbestuut 

96 95 High 

116 115 Alder 

130 129 Myrtle 

160 149 Ash 

li0 1139 Brown 

194 193 Robbins 

205 Wadsworth ave. 

206 I Fuller 

224 223 Washington av. 

238 Craft 

0 0 Derby 

LOWELL STREET PLACE. from 

40 Lowell, Ward 7. 

LYMAN, from 491 Main to Beaver, 

Ward 2. 

a 1 Main 

22 School 

68 69 Summer 

102 Church 

8 0 Beaver C. hf. R. R. crossing 

MAIN, from the Watertown line to 

Weston line, Wards 1, 2, 3,4. 


0 Warren 

0 Gore 

162 

200 

Lafayette 

Willow 

334 Grove 

0” 

Masstisoit 

0 F. K. R. crossing 

387 Linden 

451 Pleasant 

459 Harris 

470 Newton 

491 Lyman 

492 Heard 

5’ I8 Cross 

526 Appleton 

549 Liberty 

558 

582 

Hastings ave. 

Mnsic Hall ave. 

600 Flm 

. 

Left. 

6i4 

782 

848 

882 

956 

992 

126s 

1300 

0 

Ri{,hl. 

609 Church 

633 Lexington 

673 Common 

Moody 

723 Rpring 

743 Exchange 

781 Grant 

801 Bacon 

Harvard 

829 Fiske 

867 Francis 

Prospect 

891 Hammond 

921 Wellington 

Weston 

Elm ave. 

0 (private way) 

1269 C. M. R.R. crossing 

stow 

0 Bear Iii11 ave. 

0 Weston line 

MAPLE, from 158 Crescent to 261 

Moody, Wtird 5. 

2 1 Crescent 

42 41 Adams 

88 Maple Terrace 

100 99 Moody 

MAPLE TERRACE, from 88 Maple, 

northerly, Ward 5 

MARTYN, Crescent Park, from 60 

Woerd ave. to 9 Park, Wasd 6. 

MARTYN SQUARE,junction Crescent, 

Spruce and Adams, Ward 5. 

MASSASOIT, from Main, at Benver 

Brook R. It. crossing to 53 

Neatou, and beyoud Center, 

Ward 3. 

0 0 Main 

0 Massasoit 

0 New Grove 

0 Center 

MISSASOIT COURT. from Maseasoit 

to beyond Center, Ward 3. 

MCCANN, 

changed to McKenn, 

Ward 7.

STREETS, COURTS, AVENUES, EI’C. 39 

McKENN, from 141 Newton to 

Elm, Ward 7. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Newton 

I5 Wall 

2s 27 Whitcomb 

0 0 Elm 

MECHANIC, from 16 Charles to 

15 Felton. Ward 4. 

MIDDLE, from 26 Common to 23 

$ . prinq, Ward 1. 

2 1 Common l 

13 Middle street place 

40 39 Spring 

MIDDLE STREET PLACE, from 

13 Middle, northerly, Ward 1 

MOODY,from 674 Main to Newton 

line, 

Wards 3, 4, 5. 6. 

0 1 

15 

24 

116 

136 

180 

208 

262 

262 

276 

294 

306 

32x 

330 

3i0 

392 

422 

4li4 

468 

0 

0 

115 

139 

165 

177 

205 

231 

261 

285 

305 

327 

343 

373 

401 

415 

Main -. 

Charles 

Felton 

(‘arter 

F. lb. R. crossing 

Charles River bridge 

Crescent 

Pine 

Gordon 

Whitney 

Spruce 

Colby ave. 

Taylor 

Walnut 

Cu*bing 

‘Cbestuut 

High 

Maple 

Alder 

Cherry 

Mvrtle 

Ash 

Brown 

Robbins 

Wadsworth 

ave. 

Orange 

Washington 

ChesteravP ,I 

Cre,3cent 

Derby 

Adams ave. 

469 Newton line 

ave. 

ave. 

MOORE, from 95 Calvary to 1 

John, Ward 7. 

2 1 Calvary 

21 Oak 

0 John 

. 

MORTON.from Hartwell to beyond 

Sunnyside, Ward 4. 

Left. Right. 

0 Hartwell 

i 

Sunnyside 

MT. PLEASANT, from 64 School, 

southerly, Ward 2 

MUNROE AVENUE, from 39 Harvard, 

westerly, Ward 4 

MUSIC HALL AVENUE. from 

582 Main to 13 Elm, Ward 3 

MYRTLE, from 294 Moody to 

Cranberry, Ward 6. 

2 1 Moody 

32 Beech 

66 65 Lowell 


168 lti7 Cranberry 

NEVENS COURT, from 160 Willow, 


NEW GROVE, from Grove, at 

schoolhouse, to 82 Newton, 

Ward 3. 

2 1 Grove 

53 Massasoit 

0 0 Newton 

NEWT3N,from 

lihe, 

2 

0 

82 

0 

170 

196 

0 

214 

222 

242 

0 

260 

283 

3U6 

324 

354 

364 

0 

470Main to Newton 

Wards 3, 6, 7. 

Main 

4: Central 

0 F. It. R. bridge 

New Grove 

0 River 

141 McKenn 

159 Benefit 

Calvary 

189 Pine 

Halls place 

0 F. R. R. crossing 

201 Gorham 

213 Taylor 

Oak 

Bolton 

341 Cheatuut 

Clinton 

Cutter 

259 High 

287 Alder 

305 My1 tle 

323 Ash 

443 Brown 

363 Robbins 

0 Newton line

. 


NOONAN, from Brown’s lane, 

opposite Dudley ave., westerly, 

Ward 4. 

NORTH, changed to Trapelo road, 

Ward 2. 

NORUMBEGA TERRACE, from 

391 Crescent, southerly, Ward 6. 

OAK, from 214 Newton to 21 

Moore, Ward 7. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 

37 

Newton 

Acorn 

70 69 Cedar 

96 97 lMoore 

OLD FOREST, from Forest, 

westerly by Miss Martha Harrmqton’s 

estate, Ward 12. 

ORANGE, from 280 Crescent to 

373 Moody, Ward 6. 

2 1 Crescent 

42 41 Adams 

106 105 Moody 

PARK, Crescent Park, from Rumford 

avenue,southweuteriy,Wd.6. 

2 1 Rumford ave. 

9 Martyr1 

21 Randall 

44 43 (not named) 

PARK PLACE, from 20 Church to 

90 School, Ward 2. 

PARKERS LANE, from 185 Willow 

to School avenue, Ward 3. 

PINE, from 116 Moody to 189 

Newton, Wards 5, 7. 

2 1 Moody 

47 Hall 

65 Lowell 

91 Gardner 

0 

118 

0 F. R. R. crossing 

Pine 

0 0 Newton 

PLEhSANT, from 451 Main to 1 

Summer, Ward 2. 

PLYMPTOS, 

Irviug, 

from 142 Bacon to 

Ward 1. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 &con 

43 Farnsworth 

69 Leonard 

92 91 Hammond 

118 117 Lawrence 

0 Irving 

POND, from 96 Lexiugton to 87 

Bacon, Ward 1. 

2 

76 

1 Lexington 

Exchange 

79 Pond st. ct. 

99 Pond ave. 

138 189 Bacon 

POND AVENUE, from 99 Pond to 

C. M. R. Ii. Ward 1. 

0 0 Pond 

Emery 

: * 0 C. M. R. R. 

POND STREET COURT, from 79 

Pond to C. M. R. It. Ward 1. 

PRATT AVENUE, from Bedford 

to 231 Fulton. Ward 4. 

PROSPECT. from 882 Main across 

Charles river to 159 Crescent, 

Wards 4, 5. 

2 1 Main 

22 21 Russell 

45 Vernon 

63 Prospect ave. 

84 85 Charles 

Iii Bedford 

130 129 Felton 

155 Sharon 

174 Sun 

175 Bills 

0 0 F. R. R. bridge 

0 Riverview pl. 

0 Charles River bridge 

0 Crescent 

PROSPECT AVENUE, from 63 

Prospect to 243 Charles. Wd. 4. 

PROSPECT HILL LANE, from 

g-i’5 Main to the summit of Prospect 

Hill, Ward 1. 

QUINCE, from Beaver, near F. R. 

It. crossmq to Crapelo road near 

Belmont liue Ward 2.

. 

, 


RANDALL, Crescent Park, from 

74 Woerd avenue to 21 Park 

Ward 6 

RAY, from 242 Charles to Bedford 

opp. Pratt ave. Ward 4. 

RICH, from Homestead place to 

C. M. R. R. Ward 1. 

RIVER, from Watertown line. to 

Elm opposite B.Mnfg.Co.Ward 3. 

Left. Right. 

4: 1 Watertown line 

Farwell 

0 0 F. R. II. crossing 

0 Willow 

181 Scnool 

0 0 Newton 

369 Lawton place 

. 381 Jackson 

3x7 .J;i~~son place 

432 431 Elm 

RIVER AVENUE, from Elm near 

bridge, easterly Ward 3. 

RIVERVIE W AVENUE (Crescent 

Park). from 4.5 Woerd ave. 

westerly tb 84 Woerd ave. 

Ward 6. 

2 1 Woerd ave. 

Dennison 

11: 115 Woerd ave. 

RIVERVIEW PLACE, from Prospect 

south of F. R. R. easterly 

Ward 4. 

ROBBINS, 

Cranberry 

from 258 Crescent’.to 

Ward 6. 

2 1 Crescent 

46 4.5 Adams 

102 101 Moody ’ 

126 Robbins street place 


0 Tolman 

0 0 Ncw~.on 

0 0 Cr;lnberry 

ROBBINS STREET PLACE:from 

126 RobbIns northerly 1 Ward 6. 

ROSEHILL, the John R. Farnum 

estate, lower Main Ward-2. 

RUMFORD AVENUE, Crescent 

Park, from 46 Woerd ave. south 

easterly Ward 6. 

Left. Right. 

2 1 Woerd ave. 

0 Park 

RUSSELL, 

South 

from 19 Harvard to 20 

Ward 4. 

1 Harvard 

2s” 

Floyd 

52 51 Prospect 

0 0 South 

SC1IOOL, from 22 Lyman to 69 

Hammond, Wards 2, 1. 

2 1 Lyman 

0 Church-street place 

60 Liberty 

64 Mt. Pleasant 

74 i3 Church 

90 Park place 

102 101 Lexington 

126 Common 

159 Gorman ave. 

168 Spring 

188 199 Exchange 

221 Smith court 

240 Grant 

256 257 Bacon 

0 Fiske 

301 Howard 

316 315 Francis 

336 335 Hammond 

SCHOOL AVENUE, from 181 

River to beyond Parker’s lane, 

Ward 3. 

0 0 River 

0 Parker’s lane 

0 (privateway) 

SH.iROy, 

Hospital 

from 

street 

155 Prospect to 

Ward 4. 

2 1 Prospect 

28 27 Curtis 

54 53 Hospital street 

a 

S&fITH COURT, from 221 School, 

northerly, Ward 1. 

SOUTH, from 4 Weston to the 

Weston liue beyond Roberts’ 

Paper mill, Ward 4. 

2 1 Weston 

20 Russell 

44 43 Vernon 

90 Charles

. 


SOUTH,-Continued. 

Left. Right. 

99 Winthrop 

120 Bedford 

0 Dartmouth 

164 Highland 

0 0 F. R. It., Roberts 

crossing 

0 Turner 

0 Hartwell 

0 Sunnyside 

0 0 Weston line 

SOUTH HARVARD, changed to 

Harvard, Ward 4. 

SPRING, from 723 Main to 168 

School, Ward 1. 

2 1 Main 

73 Middle 

56 5.5 School 

SPRUCE, from 68 Crescent to 165 

Moody, Ward 5. 

2 1 Crescent 

4 3 Adams 

40 Whitney are. 

58 57 Moody 

STEARNS, from 109 Taylor to 106 

High, Ward 7. 

2 1 Taylor 

17 Gushing 

0 0 Chestnut 

0 0 High 

STOW, from 261 Weston to 1300 

Main, Ward 1. 

SUMMER, from opp. 49 Pleasant 

to 103 Lexington, Ward 2. 

2 1 Pleasant 

0 0 Lyman 

118 119 Church 

136 Warren ave. 

139 Summer-street ave. 

180 179 Lexinuton 

Q 

SUMMER,STREET A V EN U E, 

from 139 Summer, northerly, 

Ward 2 

SUMMIT, from 184 Hammond to 

end of Irving, Ward 1. 

2 

10 

1 Hammond 

Lawrence 

0 Irving 

SUN, from 11 Fern, prspssed to 174 

Prospect Ward 4 

Left. Right. 

2 1 

29 

Fern 

Central ave. 

0 0 Prospect 

SUNNYSIDE, from South, beyond 

Hartwell, Roberts crossincr to 

Morton, W;kd 4. 

TAYLOR, from 180 Moody to 213 

Newton, Wards 5, 7. 

2 1 Moody 

16 Uoiou 

44 46 Hall 

6‘2 63 Lowell 

90 91 Gardner 

109 Stearns 

I:36 137 Newton 

. 

TOLMAN, from Rohhins, hqyond 

Lowell to Newton line, Ward 6. 

2 1 Robbins 

0 Fuller 

; FrkV;;ington av. 


TOTTEN’S COURT, from 82 

Bacon, westerly, Ward 1. 

TRAPELO ROAD, from Belmont 

liue to Lincoln, Wards I, 2. 

0 0 Belmont line 

0 Quince 

0 Forest 

0 Woburn 

0 Bow 

0 Bow 

0 0 Lexington 

0 Smith 

0 Lincoln 

TURNER, from South, at Roberts 

crossing, F. It. R. westerly, to 

F. R. It. round house, Ward 4. 

UNION,from 15 Gordon to 16 Taylor, 

Ward 5. 

VARNUM PARK, from 61 Dale to 

247 Bacon, Ward 1.

STREETS, COtXTd, AVENtlES,ETC. 43 

VERNON, from 45 Prospest, t, 

Weston, near Fir:ke av., F$ ard 4. 

Left. Right. 

2’ 1 Prospect 

72 71 Soulh 

90 Allburn 

0 0 Weston 

WADSWORTH AVENUE, from 

370 Moody to 205 Lowell, Wd. 6. 

WALL, from 16 McKenn to the 

river, Ward 7. 

WALNUT, from 100 Crescent to 

206 Moody WarJ 6. 

2 * 1 Crescent 

20 I!) Moody 

74 78 Moody 

WSRREN, from Main nearly opp. 

Gore to Watertown liue, Wd. 2. 

0 0 Main 

0 Bra.ver 

0 Wnverley 

0 Bowker 

0 Webster 

Barnes 

FJ 0 Watertown line 

WARREN AVENUE, from 79 

Lexington to 136 Summer,Wd.~. 

WASHINGTON AVENUE, from 

392 Moody to Tolman, Ward 6. 

2 1 Moody 

68 ‘67 Low.elI 

0 0 Tolman 

WATER, from 6t Charles to 59 

E’e1ton, Ward 4. 

WAVERLEY, Lincoln Park, from 

Warren beyond Beaver to Wilton 

Ward 2. 

0 0 Warren 

0 Lincoln 

0 Wilton 

WEBSTER, Lincoln Park, from 

Warren, near Watertown line 

southerly to Watertown iine, 

Ward 2. 

0 0 Warren 

0 0 Grant ave. 


WELLINGTON, from 921 Main to 

c. Mt IZ. Ii. Ward 1. 

WEST, from Winter, near Reuben 

WJ man’s, to the Weston line, 

Ward 1. 

WEST DALE, from 214 Bacon, 

westerly to foot of Prospect Hill, 

Ward 1. 

LPft. Rig& 

,O 0 Bacon 

0 Farnsworth 

0 (Private way) 

WEST VERNON, chxged to 

Vernon, Wa.rd 4. 

WESTON, from 956 Main to the 

Weston line, StorlS Brook, 

Wards 1, 4. 

: 

1 Main 

Sout.h 

27 Elm arenue 

0 * Vernon 

114 Fiske avenue 

151 Highland ave. 

Ztil stow 

0 0 Weston line 

WHITCOMB, from Benefit to the 

Charles river, 

0 0 Ben&t’ 

Ward 7. 

0 McKrnn 

0 0 river 

Charles 

WHITNEY AVENUE, from 139 

Moddy to 40 Spruce, Ward 6. 

WILLIAMS, from 126 Charles to 

P. R. R. 

1 Charles 

Ward 4. 

a; 31 Feltou 

0 0 I‘. R. It. track 

WILT.OW, from 200 Main to River 

opp. W. B. & I). Works, Wd. 3. 

2 1 Main 

100 9!) Grove - 

130 Willow ave. 

I GO 

Nevens ct. 

170 Foundry ave. 

185 Parkers lane 

214 218 River 

WILLOW AVENUE, ‘from 130 

Willow, easterly, Ward 3.


WILTON, Lincoln Park, from end 

Warerly to Watertown, line, 

Ward 2. 

Left. Right. 

0 Waverley 

0 Bowker 


WINTER, from Lincoln beyond 

Curve to the Lincoln line, Wd.1. 

0 0 Lincoln 

0 0 Locust 

0 west 

0 0 Lincoln line 

WINTHROP, from 99 South, 

vvesterly, Ward 4. 

WOBURN, from Trapelo road at 

Alden Jameson’s residence northerly 

to the Lexington line, Wd.2. 

WOERD AVENUE, from 307 

Crescent to Riverview avenue, 

Crescent Park, Ward 6. 

Left. h’ight. 

2 1 Crescent 

45 Rivet-view ave. 

46 Rumford ave. 

60 Martyn 

61 hndecott 

74 Randall 

83 Riverview ave. 

WORCESTER LANE, from Bacon 

near junction Lexington, westerly 

9 Ward 1. 

.

- 

APABTkiEN'JY HOUSES, ETC, 

Hammond, 25 Hammond 

Hotel Kilby, 74 Hrhool, COP. Church 

Newton, 117 to 123 High, CUP. Newton 

The Maple, 59 Maple 

The Royal, 149 to 153 Crescent 

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BLoCKS,B'tfILZIN(3S,HALLS,OFFICES, ET0, 

Adams Building, 603 to 607 Main, car. Church 

Armory Hall, Skating Rink Building, rear 23 Crescent 

Asbury Temple, Methodist Building,686 Main, cor.Moody 

A. 0. H. Hall, 6i3 Main 

A. 0. U. W. Building, 128 to 136 Moody 

A.04 U. W.'Hall, 128 Moody 

Bartlett’s Block, 199 to 205 Moody 

Bill’s Block, Prospect, car. Rills 

Buttrick’a New Block, 555 to 561 Main, car. Liberty 

central Block, 617 to 627 Main, near Church 

Cheney’s Rlock, 6 to 10 Church 

City Hall, 618 Main 

Coburn Rio&, Main, car. Prospect 

Couoelly’s Block, 107 to 115 Moody, car. Crescent 

Convent of Notre Dame Training School, 52 and 58 

Newton 

Court House in Police Station buildiug, Lexington 

Eagle Rlock, 665 to 673 Main 

Edtlicott Hall, A. 0. U. W. bldg., 128 Moody 

Exchange Hall, 7%5 to 729 Main, car. Spring 

h’oundrv Rkock, foot Foundry av. 

Fraternity Hall, A. 0. U. W. bldg., 128 Moody 

lirench’s Block, 210 to 212 Moody 

Gardner’s Plock, Newton, car. River 

Glidden’s Block, 167 to 171 Moody, COT. Spruce 

Good Templar’s Hall, 693 Main 

Goodnow’s Block, 708 to 712 Main, nearly opp. Spring 

Granite Block, rear 583 Maiu 

Granite Hall, Grauite Block, rear 583 Main 

Greeley’s Block, 719 to 723 Main, ear, Spring 

G. A. R. Hall, 27 Moody 

Hail’s Block, 146 to 162 Illoody, car. Gordon 

IIU~A’S Buildiug, 117 to 125 Moody, car, Crescent 

Harriugton Rlook, 194 to 208 Moody, opp. Walnut

46 BLOCKS, BUILDINOS, ETC. 

Higgins Block, 85 to 93 Moody 

Hovey HalL, 2i Moody 

Iiingsbury Block, 156 to 162 Moody, near Gorclon 

Lawrence Block, 6’75 to 681 Main, COL’. Common 

Lawrence Building, 893 to 897 Main 

Lel:ind House for Aged Women, 21 Newton, near Main 

Lincoln Building. 133 to 139 Moody 

Lincoln Hall, 1374 i\loody 

Long Block, Lawton pl., off River 

Lyman IJaIl, 12 Moody 

Masonic Hall (Charles A. Welch Building), 14 Moody 

Mass. School for the Feeble Minded Quince and Trapelo 

roa( I 

Maynard Block, 609 to 700 Main 

MaSnapd Hall, iO0 Main 

McCormick’s Block. Gorham, near R. R. crossing 

M&urn’s Block, 577 to 581 Main 

Methodist Building, 1 to 5 Moody, and 6i8 to 688 Main 

Mu-io Hall, changed to Park ‘I’lreatre 

New England Telephone and Telegraph Co’s. oftice, 17 

11:l rn 

Odd Fellow’s Hall, 661 Main 

Pnrk ‘I’heatre, 16 Elm 

Park Theatre Block, 15 to 18 Elm 

Parmenter, 25 to 29 Moody 

Phi’edian’s Hall, 10 Moody 

Pickering H811, &bury Temple, 686 Main 

Police Station, Lexington, near Main 

Pope & Whitney’s Block, 609 to 615 Main 

Post Office. Methodist bldg., bloody, COY. Main 

Priest’s Building, 651 to 657 Main 

Prospect Block, 705 to 709 Nab, near Spring 

Public Library, 15 Moody, car. Charles 

Quigg’s Block, School, cot-. Exchange 

Reynold’s Hall, 13i+ Mootly, room ti 

Rilev’s Block, 6i.5 to 681 Main, COL’. Common 

Ruriford Building, 610 to 612 Main, car. Elm 

St. Joseph’s Hall, 563 Main 

Saltmarsh’s Block, 189 to 197 Moody 

School Committee’s Office, room 35, Methodist Building, 

3 Moody 

Shepherd’s Block, 179 to 1874 Moody 

Shepherd’s Hall, 185 Moody 

Smytb’s Block, 157 to 165 MoodyY car. Spruce 

Spruce Street Hall, 50 Spruce 

Stark Building, 218 to 224 Moody 

Stearns & Crehore Block, 691 to 697 Main 

Superintendent of Schools, office, room 35, Methodist l 

bldg., 3 Moody 

Temperence Hall, 693 Main 

Townsend’s Block, 583 to 589 Main 

Union Hall, 150 Moody .

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Waltham City Home, South 

Waltham Hospital, Hospital 

Walthum National Bank Building, 637 Main, car. Les- 

Warner’s Block, 99 to 105 Moody 

Waverly &lock, 711 to 717 Main 

Welch’s (Charles A.) Block, 9 to 15 Moody, car. Charles 

Welch’s (Charles A.) Hall, 14 Moore 

Wentworth’s Block, ob 902 Main 

West End (The), Main, car. Prospect 

Whitford’s Ijlock, 641 to 647 Maiu 

Whitford”s Building, 659 to 663 Main 

Young Men’s Christian Association, 222 Moody 

Young Men’s Christian Union, 99 Moody 

Young Men”s Association, 690 Main 

Young Women’s Christian Association, 1373 Moody, 

room 4 

CEXETERIES. 

Calvary (Catholic), High, beyond Cedar and Calvary, 

above Flood 

Church Street [Catholic), Church, between School an& 

Summer 

Grove Hill, Main, beyond Beaver Brook station 

Mt. Ir‘eake, 218 South, beyond Highland, and off Pro3pec 

RAILROAD STATIONS. 

Beaver Brook station, Main, near Massasoit, Carl Dent, 

station agent and baggage master 

Bleachery station P. R. It.. River, near Willow, Henry 

A. \Yhe&r, station agent 

Clematis Brook station, F. R. R.,Beaver street, John J. 

Xanniq, stat,ion agent 

Hammond street [signal) station, C. M. R. R., Arthur E. 

Bond, gsteman 

Lexington street station, C. M. R. R., Lexington, beyond 

Summer, Marshal P. Blakeslee, station agent, John 

A. Creetlou, baggage master and telegrapher 

Newton street station (formerlr Chemistry), P. R. R., 

Newton, corner Gorbam, \qillism I). Greene, station 

agent, Miss ;\I. A. Greene, ticket seller 

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Riverview station, F. R. R. ,off Prospect, near the btitlge, 

Joseph &I. Stevens, station agent and baggage mm 

ter 

Waltham station, F. R. R., Carter, near Eim, Herbert C. 

Shepard, station qent, George L. Sanderson, baggage 

master, Miss H. L. Hartwell, clerk, Mrs. C. 1. 

Fay, telegrapher 

Roberts station, F. R. R., South, COP. Turner, Warren 

A. Stevens, station ageut and telegrapher. 

WARD BOUNDBRIES. 

WARD ONE.-Beginning on &in street, at the intersection 

of Lexit@on street; thence northerly by centre 

of Lexington, Llricoln and Winter streets to the Lincoln 

line ; thence along the Lincoln and Weston lines to Weston 

street ; thence by the centre of Weston and Main streets 

to the point of beginning. 

WARD Two .-Begiuning on Main street at the intcrsection 

of Lexington street ; thence by the centre of Xain 

street to the Watertown line ; thence along the Wntertown, 

Belmont, Lexington and Lincoln town liues to \Vinl 

ter street; thence by the centre of Winter, Lincoln and 

Lexington streets to the point of the beginning. 

WARD THREE.--Beginning at the crntre of &lain street 

opposite Moody street ; thence easterly by the centre of 

Main street to the Watertown line ; thence along the 

Watertown line to the Charles River; thence along the 

Charles River to the centre of Moody street ; thence nor& 

ertp by the centre of Moody street lo the point of begin- ’ 

ning. 

WARD Faux-Beginning at the centre of Moody street 

bridge ; thence northerly by the centre of Moody street to 

Main street ; thence bv the centre of Main and Westou 

streets to the Weston “line ; thence aloog the Weston line 

to Charles River; thence by said Charles River to the 

point of beginning. 

WARD FIVE.-Beginning on High street at the iutersection 

of Lowell street ; thence westerly by the centre of 

High street to Moody street ; thence southerly by the centre 

of Moody street to Cherry street ; thence westerly by 

the cenlre of Cherry street and in the same direetiou to 

Charles River ; thence easterly by said Chartes River to a 

point opposiie a private way t,ht,ough land of Waltham 

Gas Light Co. ; thence by said private way to Pine street ; 

thence easterly by said Pine street to Lowell street; 

thence hy the centre of Lowell street to the point of beginning.

WARD BOUNDARIES. 49 

WARD SIX .-Beginning at the Newton line on Newton 

street; thence running in a westerly direction by the centre 

of Newtou and High streets to Moody street ; thence 

southerly by centre of Moody street to Cherry street; 

thence westerly by centre of Cherry street and in same 

direction to Cnarles River; thence bv eentre of Charles 

River to Newton line; thence along &id Newton !ine to 

the point of beginning. 

WARD SEVEN.-Beginning at the Newton line on Newton 

street ; thence westerly by the centre of Newton and 

High streets to the centre of Lowell street ; thence northerly 

by the centre of Lowell street to Pine street; thence 

westerly by Pine street to a private way of Waltham Gas 

Light Co. ; thence by said private way to Charles River; 

thence eaderly by Charles River to the Newton line; 

thence along the Newton line in a southerly direction to 

the point of beginning.

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'DIRECTORY, 

1893. 

ABBREVIATION0 USED IN THIS DIRECTORY. 

Ab., nbove; a@., went; Am. W. W. Co., American Wsltham Watch Co.; 

~sdt. awintant: ave., avenue; b or bds., bowls: bet.. between; bldg., bnildinr; 

blk., block; (H.), Roaton: R. Hnfq. Co., Bonton Manrlfqtitlrring Co.; bamt , 

b:wxnent; Uamb., Cambridge; corn. trnv., romrncr~~ial trewller: corn. mcr., 

rommi8sion merchant; c. or co-., cornw: C. M. It. R , Central Mas.ncbu-etti 

R;tilwad; ct.. court: 6. P., Crescent I’nrk; F. R. R.. Fitrbburz l%tilrond; II , 

house: J. I,. ‘I. Mluf. ;W.F. Co.,Wolthnm 

Fxmndrv Co.: W G. I,. Co., Wxl ham (&as I.irhj Co ; W. N. C. 8.. Walth;lln 

N-w Church S.hool; W. gb N. 5. R , Walthnm & Nenton Street Railway; Wash. 

Washington st. 

Where the n~mr of x corporatio factory or tirm appeere immediately after 

the name, it indicates the place of $; usiness. 

After the name of the street, the word street is omitted. 

AB & CO. (FranklP. .Johnson). civil engiaears and 

A survevors, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody, room 55 and 

(53 Tremont, rm. 5, B.) (see page 625) 

Aarons Samuel, cigar maker. 9’7 Moody, h. at So. Boston 

A 

BKNGTON MUT.FIRE INS, CO,,of Ahington, 

Mass., Wm. H. Johnson, agent, rm. 2, Methodist 

bldg., 3 Rloodg (see page 11) 

Abbott Herman D. clerk, 691 Main. bds. 10 Harvard av. 

Ahhott Irving, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 23 Orange 

Abbott Learnon C., carpenter, Prorpect Hill lane, II. do. 

Abbott Lenora RI., widow of ‘I’imotlly. bds. 114 Lowell 

Abbott Olive, widow of ,John, h. 796 Main 

Abbott Samuel P., special justice Second District Court. 

Lexington, h. at Watertown 

Aiibott William H., h. 134 Taylor 

* WOOD, BARLIER~ CO.,

56 WALTHAM [A J DIRECTORr 

Abercrombie William, moved to Somerville 

Abrabanson August. gardener, 91 Summer, h. 453 Main 

Abrahamson Ilartin, moved to New York 

Achorn Ernest F., weather vane maker, r. 29 Moody, * 

hds. 468 do. 

A. C. E. Club rooms, 121 Moody 

Adams Ann B. Mrs., died Dee. 14, 1889 

Adams Ann D. iIliss, h. 57 Lyman 

Adams Carrie L. Mrs., music teacher, 52 Maple, h. do. 

Adams Charles A., moved to Vermont 

Adams Charles F., at Am. W. W. Co., bds, 118 Robbins 

Adams Daniel, mason, 11. 7 Union 

Adams Ernest T. (Clongh & Adams), provisions, 46 

Spruce, h. 185 Chestnut 

Adams Everett D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 14 Orange 

Adams Frank 1). (Cutter & Adams), provisions, 10 Common, 

h. i81 Main 

Adams Frank H., moved to New York 

Adams Fred H., clerk (B. & M. fgt. depot, B.), 11. 895 

Main 

Adams George H., at Am. W. W. Co., 1,. 32 Chestnut 

DAMS GEORGE W., watchmaker and jeweler, 

A 183 Moody, 11. 92 Maple (see front cover) 

Adams HelenM. Mrs., dressmaker, 1,. 23 Spruce 

Adams House, Clark C. High& manager, 94 Adams 

Adams Jeremiah A., tailor, h. 98 Gushing 

Adams John, printer. 117 South, bds. do. 

_ Adams John Q., fclrmer, h. Bear Hill. near Main 

Adarna Joseph, at Am. W. W. Co. 1~. 153 Rohllins 

Adams J.George,watch case maker (B.),hds.l53 Robbins 

Adams Lucy-, teacher, West school 

Adams Ma& E. Mrs., died Feb. 5, 1891 

Adams Mary F. aI\Iiss, h. 57 Lyman 

Adams Ptolemy P. (P. P. Adams & Co.), drv goods, 587 

Main. h. 66 Hammond 

DAMS I. I. & CO.(Ptoiemy P. Adams and Obed 

A S. (hthcart), dry and fancy goods, 587 Mniu (see 

Index) 

Aflams Rose V. Mrs., h. 166 C\lestnut 

Adams Samuel M., carpenter, h. Guinan, n. Hammond 

A’dams Sirneon P., bds. 895 Main [near Main 

Adams Stephen W., broom maker, h. Bear Hill ave., 

Adams Willard E., plater, Am. W. W. Co.,l1.230 Charles I 

Adams William A., salesman, William H. Leatherbee & 

Son, Linden, 

II. 18 Cross 

Adams \Villiam A., Jr., moved to East Cambridge 

Adcock Charles .J., at Am. W. W. Co.,‘h. 65 Tvlyrtle 

Rffleck George D., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 151 Robbins 

Agnew Catherine, widow of Wugh, h. Browns lane, car. 

Noonan 

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BUTRICK LUMBER CO., * 

Howe 

d &Lcc, Pt~oprietors. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on Fa I, R,

WALTHAM [A] T)IREC!I’ORY .57 

Ail,en CharIes L., mason, h. 52 Bacon 

Aiken Leroy C., bookkeeper, bds. 52 I&con 

Airtb James I’., clerk (Newtou), bds. 107 Piue 

Albee Arthur D., died Jan. 14. 1892 

Albee Edward F., blacksmith, rear 733 Maiu,bds. 1 Harvard 

Albee Frank W.,insurance agent (B.) ,bds.4 Mt. Pleasant 

Albee Satira N. Mrs., died Sept. 12, 1891 

Alcock Thomas V., drau~htsmnn (B.), b/is. 79 Lexington 

Alcorn John S., at Am. IV. W. Co., h. 30 Beech 

Alden George S., job master, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 21 ’ 

Church 

Alden Mary S., widow of Simeon, 1~. 23 Church 

Alden Otis B., night watchman, Am. W. W. Co., 11. 205 

Charles 

Alden Sarah R. Mrs., died *June 14, 1891 

Aldred Fred, watch case maker (309 Washington, B.), h. 

108 J,esington 

Aldred John W., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Aldred L’ewis IL, moved to Yagp Harbor, N. Y. 

Aldred Wiiiiam F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 61 Gushing 

Allan Fred P., baker, 218 Moody, rma. 26 Taylor 

Allan John, sec., Y. M. C. A., 10 Moody, II. 77 Alder 

Allan Williatn, tailor, 9 Crcsceot, h. 20 Gordoo 

Allen Alice A. E. Mrs., died Aug. 21, 1890 

Allen Carrie Estelle, wiclow of Lowell D., h. 108 Main 

Allen Charles E., moved to Boston 

Ailen Charles F., city auditor, office City Hall, rm. 1, 

bds. 18 Liberty 

Allen Elijah, moved to Washington, I). C. 

Allen Esther P., widow of William E., h. 108 Main 

Allen Fiddell, laborer. h. Browns laue, near Felton 

Allen Frank E., gardeuer, 117 South, bds. do. 

Allen Frank S., confectioner, 130 filoodp, h. 30 Gordon 

Allen Franklin, designer, Is. Mfg. c,., h. 137 Myrtle 

Allen Fremont, moved to Worcester 

Allen H~ry, ‘ moved to Worcester 

Allen James, weaver, B. Mfg. Co. Ms. 365 River. 

Alleu John P., time keeper, The ,J. L. .‘I‘. Rlfg. Co., bds. 

18 Libertv 

*Allen Mabel g;. Miss, milliner, 133 Mood., b. at Newton 

Allen Mary Miss, bookkeeper, 56 Felton, b. at Watertown 

Alleu Mary, widow of John, h. 2% McKenn 

Alleu hlarv J., widow of Frank S., h. 18 Liberty 

Allen Moriis, carpenter, h. 5 Fuller 

Allen Nelia N. Miss, dressmaker, 110 Lexiugton, h. do. 

Allen Rachel C!.. widow of William F., bcls. 112 EIgrtle 

Alleu Samuel \V., moved from city 

AlIeu Walter A., foreman, 118 Bacon, 11. at W. Newton 

Allen William Elliott, piuiou maker, 11. 39 Prospect ave. 

ATWOOD ~33 SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Waltham. 

PLUHBlKG and GAH FITTING, 

HARD WARE and RANGES.

58 7”.1T,T~IdJI [A] T~IRECT:lR’i 

Allen William E., house 108 Main 

Allen William H., photographer, rm. 42, I\letholist bldg., 

3 Moody, 1~. at Lawrence 

Allen Willis D. (Boston Emery Wheel Co.), Benefit, r. 

Elm. and (68 and 70 Pearl, &.), h. Whitnry ave., off 

Moody 

Allen. see Allan 

A 

LLIN HORATIO N. (Allin & Mayberry). lawyer. 

661 Main. h. 49 Harvard (see page %O) 

LLLN & MIIAYBEl

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Anderson Alrsnnder, hostler, 298 Moody, bds. Andrew 

Anderson’s, Ctttter 

Anderson AIlJsander, organ builder (Weston), house 

Highlnnd, nearly opp. Hospita.1 st. 

Anderson Alesantler, weaver, B. Mfg. Co. h. 390 River 

-4nderson Andrew, Iahorer, A. ‘I’. Lyman, boards J. 13. 

Wentwortll’s, Lyman 

Anderson Andrew, carriage washer, 33 Crescent: house 

Cutter, near Newton 

Anderson Carl O., weaver, B. Mfg. Co. h. 6 Lnwton pf. 

Anderson Charles H.,orpan builder(Wrstnn),l1.84 Rttssell 

Anderson ii:rlwin, mnchinist, rear 218 Moody, b.39S River 

Anderson Elijah S..cnrrifige dealer.821 ~3nin.h.68 Russell 

Anderson Eric, tailor, 681 Main, bds. 12 Fountain 

Andersou Frank, at Zm. W. W. Co., rms.35 Higlt.snite 3 

Anderson Fred, machinist. .J. L.T. Mfg.Co..b.l04 Central 

Anderson Gnstav E.. watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co. h. 

125 Ptmpect 

Anderson Harold, moved to Boston 

Anderson II. Ernest. electrician (B.), h. 6 Colby ave. 

Anderson .James, at U. S. W. Co.. rms. 35 High, suite 3 

Anderson John, car builder, h. 126 Lexington 

Anders.on John, carpenter, bds. 125 Prospect, 

Anderson Ja)ltn, laborer, A. T. Lyman, Ms. J. LX. Wentworth’s, 

Lyman 

Anderson John, weaver. B. Mfg:. Co., hds. 390 River 

Auderson Samuel. Jr., die maker, J. 1,. T. Mfg. CO., h. 

72 Russell 

Anderson Sarah A. Mrs., died Srpt. 5, 1890 

Andersott William H., moved to Sherburtte 

Andre Charles, weaver, 13. Mfg. Co., rooms G. B. Blomberg’, 

end Hastittps ave. 

Andreen Charles E..at 13. Mfg. Co., bds. Frank 15. Petersou’s, 

H:tlls plnce 

NDREIVS AMOS, produce, hay and grain, 

A Moods, 11. 40 AltJct~ (see page 619) 

212 

Attdrews Cl&rles A.. student, Ms. 40 Alder 

Andrcws Channcey W., milkman, 233 Bacon, h. 24i do. 

Andrews George IV.. tlril-er, 83 Moody, rms. do. 

Andrews Henr,v, laborer, 11~1s. 118 Feltoo 

Anlicker \Valter, at Atn. W. W. Co., runs. 121 Adams 

Anuahle Ivilhur F., cnq*nter, 11. 68 Robl~ins 

Annau Ssrnh RI. Mrs., died Oct. 23, 1889 

Anthony George R., asst. librariau. Public Library, 15 

M&dy, bds. 54.9 do. 

Anthony Clarettce S., auditor, F. R. R. (E.), h. Linden, 

near Main 

Antltonv Mabel A. Miss, dressmaker, rear 583 Main, 

hds. 445 tlrl. 

Arch:~mb~au Joseph, carpenter, h. 291 R’ewton

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Archibald Fred W., general sec., Young Meu’s Christian 

Union, 99 Moody, h. Greenwood ave., 11. Bacon 

RMOUR 2% CO., Charles T. Guptill, maunger, 

A Chicago Drrssed Beef.14 and 16 Felton (see p, 609) 

Armstrong Elias R., house 488 Lexington 

Armstrong George, at B. Mufg. Co.. bds. 409 River 

Armstrong Martha >Irs., died .June 20, 1890 [ Moodv 

Artnstrong Nary Mrs., at Am. TV. W. Co., rootns 34% 

Armstrong Nichols >I., died April 15, 1890 

Armstrong Precilla Mrs., died March 28, 1890 

RMSTRONG THOMAS H., lawyer, National 

A Bank bldg., 63i Main, rootn 6, and (82 Devonshire, 

room 17, B.), house 9 Flogd (see page 20 j 

Armstrong William H.. moved to Rockland, Me. 

Srnold Charles I.,jeweller, Am. W. W. Co.,h. Plympton, 

corner Irving 

Arnold Ella U. Mrs., dining rooms, 93 Moody, house 

9 Hall 

Arnold George, hostler,.John R. Farnum, off Main, b. do. 

Ar1101il Herbert B., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 266 Xoody 

Arnold John W., cook, 93 RIonrly, 11. 9 Hall 

Arnold Patrick, moved to Lexington 

Arnolc7 Richard, at W. 13. & 1). Works. h. 53 Calvary 

Arnold Sara A. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 130 ‘Brown 

Arnott John, Am. 0’. W. Co.,house 12 Cedar 

Arnould Enjenie Mrs., rms. H. L. Iialdv’s, P. 27 Derby 

Arrowsmith Richard, fish dealer, h. Hasiings av., near 

Main 

Arseneaus Felix, carpenter, house rear 717 JIain 

Arseneaux Michael, weaver, 13. Mnfg. Co., b. 109 Central 

Arthur Sarah C., widow of John, bds. off 31 Prospect av. 

Ashley Agues I

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Atwood Winslow I’., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 119 Robbins 

TWOOD & SlaAW (William F.Atwood and Bart- 

A lett M. Sham), hardware, plumbing, stoves, etc., 

137 Moody (see foot lines) 

UBURNDALE ICE CO., J. J. S. Peterson, 

A prop., Riverview place (see back cover) 

Auger Catherine L., widow of Edward D*, dressmaker, 

86 Cherry, house do. 

Auger Charles K., bds. 86 Chetry 

Auger Edward Victor, at Ain. W. W. Co., btIs.86 Cherry 

Augustason Hilda Miss, servant, Walthatn Hospital, 

Hospit.al st., bds. do. 

Aune Anders,watchmaker,Am.W.W.Co., rms.145 Adatns 

Anrope James, weaver, B. RInfg. Co., II. rear 181 School 

Austin Charles B., at Ant. W. W. Co., bds. 153 Ash 

Austin David, host.ler, 12 Church, rooms do. 

Austin Mary E.: widow of Christopher, h. 132 Adams 

Austin Wavland H., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 121 Chestnut 

Averell An&ie L. Miss, cashier,107 Moody, bds. 65 Alder 

Averell Ernest L., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 115 Robbins 

Avery Martha A., widow of Amos H.. h. L. Harvard ave. 

Avery Nellie M. Miss,cashier, 709 Main, h.4 Harvard av. 

Avery William, at Am. W. W. Co., house 10 RIyrtle 

Ayer Charles H., foreman, hand painting, W. 1). Co., 

Bedford, house 238 Felton 

Ayer Humphrey, car builder, house 96 School 

Ayer Julia RI. Mrs., house 169 Crescent 

Aper Walter K.. bds. 169 Crescent 

Ayers William H., carpenter and builder,907 Main, h.do. 

Ayling Isaac, moved to Crooklitte 

Ayling Harriet E. Mrs., died Sept. 3, 1890 

Aglward Thomas D., manager (9 Winter, B.), house 

12 Newton 

BABBITT GEORGE, collector, bds. 16 Mechanic 

Babineau Peter A., laborer, house 96 Oak 

Bachelder Luther E., clerk, 87 Moody, 11. 52 Alder 

Bachelder see Ratclte!der 

Backman Alex, moved to Newark, N. .i. 

Backtnan Charles E., police, house 40 Sun 

Backmnn John S.: clerk, 107 Moocl>~, bds. 394 River 

Baclrman Nils, laborer, house 28 Elm 

Backman Oscar F., clerk, 723 Main, bds. 394 River 

Hackmau Swante E. laborer, II. 394 River 

Bacon Albert Et. (Bacon & Sargent), provisions, 8’75 

Xain, house 814 do. 

B,toon E sie Mist, teacher, Heard-St school, bds.476 Main 

Bacon Elsie M. AIiss, teacher, Heard-St. school, boards 

io School 

l!acon Emiline C., widow of Jonathan, h. 1.58 Lowell 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 

PLUillBING 


and GAS FITTING, 

KITCHEN FUIWISHIKGS, Etc.

t 

ISacon Etta A. Mrs., died May 8, 1891 

Bacon Eugene L., at Am. W. \Y. C ).. II. 63 Alder 

Bacon Frank W., clerk, 187 Moody, bds. 43 Brown 

Ilacon George II., painter, house 71 I3row11 

I~:lcoll Hctschel A., at Am. \P. IV. Co., h. 273 Crescent 

Bxon John O., llouse painter, 166 Moods, rm3. 7 Union 

B:lcon I,uella, widow of &auk. rms. 314 tirescent 

Bacon Lrdia, widow of Levi, house 21 School 

Bacon Samuel A., house 45 13rown 

Bacon Samuel H., house 43 Brown 

13aco11 Theodore P., tit Am. W. W. Co., Ii. 129 Myrtle 

BzXOtl Walter ‘I., clerk, 8i5 Milill, It. 29i SCtlOOl 

B 

ACDX & SARGENT (Albert H. ISacon & J. 

Proctor Sargeut), provisions, $75 hlaiu (see p. 614) 

Bagg.3 William C., painter, hJU3e Elm, near Piue 

Bailey Artltur, weaver, IS. Mnfg. Co., rms. 34 Elm 

Eailey Charles I,., supt., hosiery department, 13. %nfg. 

Co ., house 32 Pleasant 

Bailey Frank W., driver, F. E. Tower’s, Weston, h. do. 

Bailey fIor:tce A., moved from city 

Bailey Josel)h W., bds. 32 Pleasaut 

AILEYLEVIL., upholsterer, ‘789 Main, house 8& 

B Grant (see p~qe 621) 

1S:tile.v Martha F. Mrs., died Jan. 31, 189i 

Bailey Martha II. Mrs.. Ms. 22 Cross 

Bailey \Qilliam II., phjTsiui:tn and prop., Cascarilla Compound, 

81 Grant, house do. 

Bain Kate Mrs., tit Am. W. W. Co., bds. 190 Moody 

Baird Charles E., trav. s:slesman (101 Bedford, U.), h. 

39.5 Lexington 

Baker Arthur 1). . :tt Am. W. W. Co., bds. 58 Cherry 

ISaker Charles. at Am. \V. W. Co., h. 107 AdnmJ 

Baker Edward D. agent (174 Fort Hill sq., 13.), house 

32 CllfYYV 

Baker Il:lnutdan, finisher, Am. W. W. Co.. 1). F I)nrtmonth 

Baker Florence A. Misq, compositor, Waltham Daily 

Tribune, 612 Knin. bds. 78 Lexington 

Baker Fred C., stndeut.. bds. 107 Adams 

Baker George A., at Am, W. W. Co., ms. 7 Pine 

Baker George A., boat builder, rear 93 Bloody, house 

209 Lowell 

Baker George W., clerk (IS.), bds. 42 Lexington 

IMter Ida JT., wicIc,m of Charles L , ii. 42 Lexington 

&ker IsabeIie, wiJ/ow of Charles, h. 18 Prospect fir’. 

Baker James, at (490 Atl:tntic av., IS.), h. 36 Cherry 

Ba!rer James S., moveti to Providence, R. I. 

Baker Marion, wi tow of William, h. 58 Cherry 

Baker Maurice \V. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 92 Robbins 

Baker Orrin \Q., salesman (518 Washington, E.), hOUSe 

I8 Harris

‘Baker Thomas W., carpenter, house 225 Charles 

Baker William H., physician (22 Mt. Vernon, 13.)) house 

South, II. Roberts crossing 

Baker Winthrop M., bou bon mnfr. (490 Atlantic ay.,B.), 

boards 86 Cherry 

Balch Edward li T., trav. salesman, b. 59 Woerd av., C. P. 

Balcli Jeremiah, bhoemaker, h.59 Woerd av., C. P. 

Ualch J. Sheplx~ld, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 59 Woerd 

avenue, S. E. 9 

Baldwin James W., farmer, 11. Trapelo rd., near Quince 

Baldwin Luura H ., widow of Jnmps I., bds. J. W. 

Baldwin’s, Trapeio road 

Baldwin Lucinda W., widow of Robert Tf.,h.lS FVinthrop . 

Baldwin bl~trshall C., moved to Lincoln 

Baldwin Martha Miss, 11. 39 Curve 

Ba!dwin Sarah 1’. Mrs., moved from city 

Bail 1I:liel S., died Jan. 1, 189% 

,$LL E1,LA S. MRS., periodicals, stationery, 

IL3 etc., GO!) Main, h. 40 Pond (see p. 10) 

Ball I

l 

Bannon Bnrtholou~ew, laborer, bils. 103 Felton 

Bantton George, weaver, B. Unfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

lhnon ,John, boards 86 Charles 

Banuou ~~oho H., driver, Gibbs & co. Ex., 61-I &lain, 

boitse 6 Fetu 

Baptist IZld~rnirn, at Am. W. W. co., h. 112 Eslglt 

Barbour 1. Ii. Mrs., matron and steward, M;ts,. School 

for tlte Feeble Minded, off Quince, bds. cio. 

Bnrdeu Hattush Mrs., moved to Boston 

Barker Charles A., farmer and milkman, 1271 Main, 

house do. 

Barker Charles D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 160 Lowell 

l 

Barker Fred F., moved from city 

Barker Fred I-‘., student, bds. 108 Alder [lo8 Alder 

Barker George C., machinist, Am. W. T. Co., house 

Barker George J. (Wood, Barker & Co.), lun~ber merobsuts. 

118 Bacon and (Exchange bldg., I~.), house 

41 Prospect 

Barker George I;., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 

24 \Vadsworth avenue 

Barker 3Iary C. Mrs., died Aug. 21, 1892 

Barker Orrin F., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 50 Cashing 

Barker Thndtleus L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

24 Wndswortlt avenue 

Barker William A., moved from city 

Barlow Ami James, wood moulder, Libby S- Larcotn, 

Ptosprct, h. Pratt av., near Pclton 

Barlow Kdwin, moved tu New Bedford 

Barlow Richartl, overseer, 13. Mttfg. Co., h. 15 Lowell 

Barlow Walter hr., bds. 117 South 

B&nard Emma 1,. Miis, dressmaker, 39 nlyrtle, bdi. do. 

Barnard Frank E-I., machiuilst,, Am. \V. W. Co., house 

148 Brown 

Barnard Levi IS., provisions, h. 39 ;41Iprtle 

Barnes Annie BI. Miss, stenographer (Camb.), bds. Mrs. 

E. H. Barnes’, Homestead place 

Barnes Delcenia RI.. widow of Hiratn P., h. 486 XIain 

barnes Elizabeth H., widow of Phineas L., 11. I-lomestead 

pl., corner Wellington 

Barnes Fanny M. Mrs., died March 11, 1891 

Barnes Foster I., clerk, bds. 24 Harvard 

Karnes Frank L., electrician (B.), bds. Nrs. E. H. 

Barues’, Homestead place 

Barnes Fred L-i., civil engineer. h. 97 Vernon 

Barnes George Foster, artist, 25 E-Iarvard, house do. 

Barnes George H., real estate (Allston), h. 97 Vernon 

Barnes E-liratn P., artist, 16 Lymau. house do. 

Barnes John L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., rooms 9 

Robbins 

Barnes Joseph I., draughtsman (B.), h. 5Oi Nain 

INTTRlCk LUMBER CO,, -;;B:~)~~~~ , 

Planing, Sawing, Turning. 

56 FELTON STREET, on F. R. R.

WALTBAM [B] DIRECTORY 65 

Barnes Martha MC., teacher of Physical Culture, 

Public ~cho01s, btls. 486 Main 

Barnes Mary F. Miss, h. Warren, near B

Bartlett George W. L., trav. salesmao, h. 1 Harvard 

Bartlett Harvey P. (Rartlett & Illingworth), boats to let, 

and mufr., resr 93 nhdy, and proprietor Forest 

Grove, II. do. 

Kart,lett & Illiogworth (Harvey P. Bartlett and Elbridge 

AI. Illiugworth), proprietors, Steamer Forest, and 

hats to let, aud builder, re:lr 93 Mootly 

IJartou Ctiarles A., bds. C. It. Barton’s, West Dale 

Barton Charles M., deal maker, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 

West Dale, car. Farnsworth. 

Barton Pauuy, widow of lieujxmin, h. 51 Robbius 

Bar-ton Robert J., plasterer, bds. 43 Spruce c mer 

Barton Silas A., officer (620 Atlantic av., IS.), h. 91 Sum- 

13a&n Thornus J., tailor, ti61 Bhiu, h. 97 Ash 

B:lsset Elizahetb Jlrs., hair goods, 465 Mxin, 1~. do. 

lhsset Orville, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. end Charles st . av. 

Rassett Kdward, fiuisner W. 12. 8.~ D. Works, bda. 465 

B1 ain 

Bassett Gifford, finisher, TV. B. & D. Works, and shooting 

gallery, 9{& Aloody, II. 465 Main 

13assett Sirerien, Isborer, h. Grove, car. Willow 

ISateheltler Adolph S., machinist, Am. \V. W. Co., h. 19 

Maple 

13acbeldw l&xlfortl C., h. 33 Spruce 

ISatchelder see bachelder [Taylor 

Ilatcs Albert S., cigars and tobacco, 125 8Ioody, bds. 63 

Rates Benjamiu F., civil engineer (B.),h. 33 Floyd 

ljntes Frank P., died Jan. 19, 18!);! 

Rates F. hlsrtin, salesman (U.), Ms. 33 Floyd 

Rates George C., moved to Charlestown 

Rates George M., Zd., studcut (Medlhrd j, bds. 75 Msple 

Rates Joseph C., watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co., house i5 

Maple 

Bates Levi, carpenter, room 130 Adams 

Bates Louisx J., widow of Renj rrnin P., bds. 33 Floyd 

Rates Marthu A., witlow of Aaa C., bds. 27 Derby 

lsutes William, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 63 ‘l’aylo~ 

humparter Moritz, moved to Weston 

Btt~cr Rufus G., driver, 146 Moody, MS. 339 do. 

BuTer ‘l’hornas G., carpeuter, II. 339 Moody 

Ueadel Harry W. (l’otten & LSeadel), steam and hnud 

drilling, head of West Dale, 11. do. 

13~&1 C! ‘I’otteu (II:wrv \V. l%eadet and William Totten), 

steam and hand dr&g, head of West Dale 

Uentlle Willi;tm IS., at Am. \V. \V. Co., btls. 68 Cushiq 

Real ii:rza W., wholesale produce (4% S. Market, R.), h. 

62 Date 

Beal George R., clerk, Waltham Savings Bank, 637 Main, 

bds. 6% Dale 

Real .Jewrne P., carpenter, 

~-.--~ .-.--. 

11. 701 Main 

‘x-33-Y Me~vABEC’s 

Genuirce Cork Sole Shoes, $3.00 and $4.00. 

Methodist Bldg., Waltham.

. 

Beal John, died May 12, 1891 

Beal John I). , carpenter, h. Trapelo rd. near Lexington 

Beal Sa4e \V, Miss, clerk, II. Mnfg. Co., bds. 62 Dale 

Bcal William G., artist, bds. 62 Daie 

Bean Chnrles EI., moved to Cambridge 

Bean Helen 0 , widow of Henry V., h. 117 Robbins 

Bean Henry A., h. 21 Floyd 

Bean Hen1.y V., died Sept. 2, 1889 

Bean Henry W., moved to Boston 

Bean Marv Mrs., died #Jan. 13, 1890 

lkari Pat&k, laborer, house rear 88 Charles 

Beane Hurar*e G., died Februnqy 22, 1892 

Beane H. Bverett, provisions (65 Wattle, Cambridge) 

II. Beaver, n. IL R. Crossing 

Beaue Jo;jeph, clerk (65 Prattle, Cambridge), bds. Mrs. 

T. Ikane’s, Beaver 

Reane ‘l’cmijy, widow of Horace G., house Beaver, near 

R. n. crossirl# 

Bearce Fred ‘I.. piano tuner, 210 Moody, h. 63 Maple 

Bearce Malooette E. &h., h. 63 Maple 

Bearce see Bearse 

Bearisto J:cmes IX.; at Am. W. TV. Co., rms. 3:33 Moody 

Heattie Agnes Mrs., boarding house, 1 Harvard 

EATTIE BK0S. (George A. and Henry J. Beattie) 

B provisions, 5 Crescent, n. Moody (see page 608) 

Beattie Kliza. Mrs., died July 23, 18YO 

Beattie Annie Miss, moved to Boston 

Beattie George A. (Ueattie Hros.),provisions, 7 Crescent, 

bds. 153 Moody 

Beattie Henry J. (Reattie Bras.), provisions, 7 Crescent, 

h. 143 Charles 

Reattie R. Fred, clerk, 18 Lexington, bds. 153 Moody 

Beatty Charles W., brakeman (K. &A. R. R.,R. )bds. 61 

Prospect 

Beatty George F., fireman, F. 1~. R., bds. 61 Prospect 

Beatty James, messenger (State House, IS.) and auc- 

tioneer, II. 61 Prospect 

Beatty John I;., fireman, F. R. R., rms. 16 Winthrop av. . 

Beatty Vincent, conductors F. R. I~., bds. 12 Russell 

Beanregnard James, teamster, bds. 20 Church 

Beckman see Backman 

Beckwith Charles W., at B. Mnf;. Co., bds. 136 Cedar 

Beckwith Frank R., laborer, house 136 Cedar 

Beckwith George I., clerk (I. It. IL., 13.) bds. 136 Cedar 

Reckwith Mercy El. Mrs., moved to Ilyenic 

Retlard Stephen J.. salesman. 2 Moody, rms. 12 Charles 

EDELL ABRAM H., prop. Norumbega Dining 

Rooms,Prospect cor.Bills,h.at Rosbndale (see p.631) 

I3 

lledell nl:irv A., widow of Abial, bds. 149 Adams 

Beecher David U.. wood worker (ES.), h. 2 Stearns

68 WALTHAM [B] ImmmY 

Beem Thomas, joiner, h. 344 Moodv 

Keesley William H., fireman, W. G. & E. Lt. Co., house 

end Bear Hill av. 

Rehrman August H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 17 Elm 

Beless John A. (John A. Beless & Co.), music store and 

fancy goods, 177 Moody, h. 4 Colby av. 

Beless John A. & Co. (John A. Eeless and James W. 

Colby) musical instruments and fancy goods, 157 

MOQdY 

Bellis Ad&e, widow of Matthew H., carpet maker, II. 

211 South 

Bellis Albert H., at Am. W. W. Co., house 71 South 

Bellis Edward, moved to Prescott, England 

Hellis Euuice M. Mrs., 69 Orange 

Bellia Johu M., lunch counter, 110 Moody, bds. 211 South 

Bellis John S., died January 24, 1892 

Hellis Lucy C., widow of John S., II. 71 South 

Helliveau Henry J., hair dresser, 71i Main, rms. do. 

Belliveau James, farm band, 1241 Main, bds. do. 

Belliveau Lonis, laborer, Perry Bras. off Linden. bds. E. 

C. Cann’s, do. 

Belliveau Philias, laborer, bds. 3 Noonan 

Belliveau Pierre, laborer, bds. 1 124 Felton 

Bellows Arthur L., carpenter, h. 18 Common 

ELMONT BILLIARD IULL, F. D. Des- 

B mond, prop., 6 Common. (see page 616) 

Bemis Arthur El. L., clerk, bds. 81 Maple 

Bemis Charles %, carpenter and builder, 781 Maioth. do. 

Brmis George I ‘;., mason, bds. 16 Mechanic 

Bemis Luke, carpenter, bds. 81 Maple 

Bemis Mary G., widow of Dexter, h. 10 Harvard av. 

Bemis Royal, variety store, 77 &Ioody, h. 81 Maple 

ISemis Royal W., moved to Philadelphia, Penn. 

Bemish Walter, finisher, at Am. W. W. Co., 1~. off end of 

Winthrop 

Bennett Alden L. Rev., rector, Church of the Ascension, 

h. 373 Crescent 

B 

ENNETT ANDREW, groceries and provisions, 

938 Main, h. 19 Common (see page 608) 

Bennett Charles I., at Am. W. W. Co., 1~. Aoburn, near 

Auburn Terrace 

Bennett Edward Y., clerk. 75 Charles, btie. John ISennett’s 

Bennett Frederick W., jeweller, rms. 67 Cu&ing 

Bennett F. W. Mrs., book keeper. Am. W. T. Co., rms. 

67 Gushing 

Bennett George A., time keeper, W. B. Sr D. Works, bde. 

1 sc11001 nv. 

Bennett John, laborer, h. Benefit, near Newton 

Kennett John J., pattern maker, D. & I. Mnfg. Co., 

Foundry av,, bds. John IZennttt’s, Benefit [eiit 

Bennett 

_I--.-. 

Joseph, 

._-ll_ 

pattern maker, bds. Johu Bennett’s, Uen- 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CD 

HO WE & RICE, 

l+Op&tWfW. 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Floolk: - - - - 

- - - _ - and Finish W’orked to Order. 

66 Z’ELTON STREET, on 3. R. R.

-__ 

WALTHAM [ fj ] DIREC’fORY 69 

-__ 

Bennett; Robert C., artist, bds. Benefit, n. Newton 

Bennett William J., marker, W. R. & D. Works, house, 1 

School av. 

Bennett Zemro, carpenter, rooms 112 S&001 

Bennison George O., driver, 396 Lexington, ttds. do. 

Benson Emil, gardener, rms. G. B. Blotnberg’s, end 

Hastings av. 

Benson Isaac, master mariner, h. 54 Cushing 

8ent Fred H., receiving clerk (Traders National Bank, 

Pa.), bds. 173 Adams 

Bent William E., clerk (115 Bacon), bds. 17 Grant 

Benton Willard J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 91 Orange 

Bercrd James, laborer, 874 iUaiu, h. 8 Stearns 

Berard Josie CT., Miss. clerk, 194 Moody, bds. 8 Stearns 

Gerard Malvina Miss, died May 30, 1590 

liergeson Richard, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 145 Adams 

EKGIN MICHAEL, nndertaker, real estate, in- 

I3 surauce and collector, 14 Common, h. 13 Middle 

(see page 11) 

Bergin Stephen, boards 11 Middle 

Bergin Stephen A., student, bds. 13 Middle 

Eergin see Burgin 

Berry E;liza A., $Irs., died February 7, 1891 

Berry Ernest L., book keeper, 44 Spruce, h. 25 Ash 

Berry Henry S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Highland, near 

Ccrtis 

Berry Horace, rooms 169 Moody 

Rerry Horace 1’. , engineer, K. &fg. Co., h. 52 Taylor 

Rerry H.Davenport,milkman,l303 Main,opp.Stow,bds.do. 

Uerry Ida, widow of Charles, rms. 73 Robbins 

Uerry Lawrence F., moved to All&on 

Uettis Harriet A.. teacher (B.), bds. 35 Newton 

Betts Abner S.. carpenter. house 14 Gordon 

Wetts Svdney H., carpenter, bds. 14 Gordon 

llevxn Bttnie, widow ot’ Charles, h. 208 Adams 

Beverley Artltur H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 149 High 

Neverley Joseph, moved to Newton 

Beverley h[ary A., died May 28. 1890 

Ueverley Stephen C., moved to East Machias, Me. [av. 

Bickford James R., at Am. I\“. W. Co., h. 35 Washington 

13iclcford Sarah R.,widow of Tttomas,h. 35 Washinglou av. 

Kicklep J&u W., at Am. W. \V. Co., rms. 80 Adams 

llicklep Joseph, moved to Worcestet 

Hi&leg Joseph A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 33 Brown 

Uickley Joseph J.,finisher,Am. W. WV. Co.,h. 166 Adams 

Hickley Robert, moved to England 

Uicknell Alonzo S., machinist,Am. TV. W. Co., 11.26 Hall 

l%icknell L)nisey A. Mrs., house 207 Moody 

Uicknell Harry V., compositor, Free Press, 79 Moody, 

1,ds. 26 Hall 

llicknell Joseph G., house 110 Crescent 

AT%UOOD dz SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Block, 

Waltham Agts. for Crawford Ranges 

and Walker Furnaces.

70 WALTHA&{ [B] IJ[I:EC-rORP 

Bidwell David IU., bds. 151 Crescent, suite C. 

Uigelow Elisha C., boots and shoes, 172 Moody, house 

468 do. 

Bigelow Ii:. Howard, employment office (23 Hanover IS.), 

bds. Prospect House 

Bigtlow Grace I. Mrs., died Dec. 28, 1591 

Higgins dames, laborer, h. Guinan, n. Hammond 

Sipgins Pati,ick, laborer, 11. Goinan, n. Hammoml 

Biluhler Albert, gardner, rms. 99 Ash 

Mll Abbie M. Miss, moved to Miltou 

Bill shades li., died Au,g. 2, 1892 

1Zill Edwin Lt., machiumt, J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., 11. 143 

Crescent 

Kill George K., physician,252 Crescent, 11. do. 

Bill EIatriet &I., widow of Charles H., h. 50 Prospect 

Bill Hattie P. Miss, moved to Philadelphia, Pa. 

Bill Mary E. NIX., librarian, Waltham Public Library, 15 

BJC odv, t&J. 50 ProqJect 

ISill Sara I;erkins, music teaohcr, 252 Crescent, 11. (10. 

Uillinq Alice A. Miss,confectionerg and bread store, 231 

l~‘t!lton 

ILLIKGS RENJAMIN F., grocer, 217 Felton, 

I3 and confectionery, etc., 131 do., h. G Dartmouth (see 

page 6 14) 

13iliings I”. Everett, moved to Boston 

13illitigs Harriet IX., widow of Loreuzo, h. Weston, n. 

stony I~r~oolr 

ISillings Joseph W., laborer, h. 32 Bacon 

llilliugs J. Herbert, moved to Chicago, Ill. 

Uilliugs Marnie A. Mrs., h. 78 ltussell 

I~illiugs Samuel ‘I’., moved to Baugor, Me. 

Uills Arthur I)., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 70 Alder 

Mlls Edwiu L., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 108 Chestnut 

Hills Lewis A., house Ii7 Chestuut 

Bills Vesta, widow of Charles C., h. 33 Lyman 

IMs Willis A., driver, 13 Crescent, 11. 102 C:ushing 

Uiufield \Villiam Johu, dial painter, 11. 17 Hrowu 

Bingay Henry U., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., 1~. 21 IIar- 

Bingham Albert I)., at Am. TV. W. Co.. b. 240 Crescent 

, Bitrgham Charles H., conductor, P. It. Ii., II. 35 E:lrn 

Gingham IMward 12., paper maker, 11. South,n. Roberts 

cmill 

[suite C. 

I~ingh:tm William H., trav. salesmen (IS.),h. 151 Crescent 

Iiiuuey Charles A., farmer, hou% 118 \Veston 

Birmingham, see Lluruingham [South 

Hisbce Calvin W., blacksmith, J. J. S. Peterson, II. 165 

Uisbee Charles I)., bhicksmitti (Watertown).h. 167 South 

Bisbee Harry K., at Am. W. \V. Co., rms. 149 Brown 

Uislio!) Clifford J., hairdresser, 2106 Moody,room 1, rrns. 

228 Ash 

CHAS. Pm McNABB & CO., 

BOOTS AND SHOES- 

Methodist Building, 4 Moody St,, Waltham

Risl~op Ernest, painter, Ms. real’ i3 Central 

Hislrol, Frank W. at Am. \V. \V. Co., h. 228 Ash 

Bishop Lncius I%., moved to M:line 

Bishop Melvin I,.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 22 Rol)bins 

l$istrup Alfred ,J., foreman, plate room, U. S. W. Co., h. 

13 I)n.rtmouth 

Bishy Ch:~rlcs I’., house 193 Weston 

Black George F., moved to \Vatertown 

Black J:irues W., at A;n. W. \V. Co., bds. 178 Charles 

Black ,Jo+l L., carpenter, h. 120 Pine 

Black Mary. widow of *James, bds. 178 Charles 

Blacker \\‘illi:tm, asst. supt., b2et. Life Ins.Co.,GSi Main, 

room 17, rms. 34 Spruce 

Blackford Levi P. Rev., pastor, Church of onr Saviour,h. 

3 Hnrvard ave. 

Blackmau Alfred H..Bookkeeper, Waltham Coal Co., 663 

i\lain, II. 12 fip[J&Jtl 

Blackwell Frank S., manager, W. H. Allen’s, 3 Moocly. 

room 42, rms. do. 

Blaine Annie Miss, dressmaker, 138 Crescent, btls. do. 

Blair Andrew C., clerk, 117 Moody, rms. Gee. C. Poor’s, 

Pine 

Blair Richard, st Am. W. W. Co., rms. 36 Spruce 

Blais~lell I):ivid, at B. Blnfg. Co., II. 88 Tavlor 

Bluistlell Fannie E. Mrs., dressmaker, ll High, 11. do. 

Blaisd~~ll Frank H., finisher, U. S. W. Co.,h. 1Yi3 \Veston 

I-%isdell George I

4 

Bliss Edward D., clerk, 1.55 Moodr, bds. 223 Bacon 

Bliss Richard W.,watcht~~nn,Am. W. W. Co.,h. 38 13rown 

Blodgett Arthur L., moved to UilIerica 

Blodpett ,Joseph S.. mn,chinist.Am. W. T. Co.,h. 33 Pine 

LOMREBGE CARL D., tailor, 681 Uain, h. 133 

I3 Cnshing (see Index) 

Hlotnberge Gnstaf IS., hilot-, 681 Main, house end Hastings 

avenue 

Blomberpe Matilda IClrs., ladies’ hairdresser, 1373 Moody, 

room 2, rms. 102 Cnshinr 

Blood Benjamin F., h. 56 Pond 

Blood Charles I., died March 28, 1890 

Blood Otis R., carpenter, II. 100 Church 

Rlossom James G.. h. 188 Ash 

Rlumann Albert, loom fixer, B. Mnfg. Co., h 341 River 

Roardman Frank H., at Am. W. W. C!o., rms. 144 Lowell 

Boardman Frederick F., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., il. 7 

Randall, C. P. 

Roardman Margaret,widow of James, b&.7 .RnndxIl,C.P. 

Bodenschatz George Henry,bookkeeper (B.), 11. 61 Grant 

Badge Charles N., watcilmaker, Am. W. WV. Co., house 

859 Main 

Boesch Jacob, engineer (Newton), h. 123 Grove 

Roggs Catherine, widow of George IS., II. 39 Brown 

Boggs Walter H., mason (B.), bds. 39 Brown 

Boland Alice, widow of John, b. 89 Cedar 

Bolund Eilen, widow of Jatnes, b. 40 Oak 

Boland Frank J.. machinist, btls. 39 Cedar 

Boland James. stoue cutter, h. 234 Newton 

Boland John. at B. Mnfg. Co., b. 40 Oak 

BoIuttd Michael J., inspector, W. W. W., h. 57 Oak 

Boland Patrick, laborer h. 72 C&at 

Boland Patrick, mariner, btls. 72 Cedar 

&old Cltaries, at Am. WV. \V. Co., bds. 79 Pine 

Bold Elizabeth, widow of Caleb, h. 79 Pine 

Bold John, watchmaker, bds. 140 Robbins 

I2‘old John J , at Am. W. W. Co., rtng.84 Gushing 

Bold Michael. laborer, bds. 7 Oak 

Hold Royal R., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 79 Pine 

H&r, see Bowler 

Koiton George. bill poster, Park The&e, rms. 17 Elm 

Bolt:on Henry \V., organ builder (LS.), 11. 1114 Naiu 

Boltou Oliver, h. 14 Taylor 

Ijolton, see ISonlton 

Bonander Oscar, macltini~t, B. Mufg. Co.. hds. 6 Liberty 

Bond Alfred, city teatnuter, h. 9 Plytnpton 

Baud Arthor E., gateman, Hammoud st. crossiog, C. M. 

R. I

WALTIIA &I [B ] DIREClWRY 73 

Bond Edward G., moved to Springfield 

Bond Edward L., died Feb. 9, 189 1 

Bond Ellen R,., widow of Edward L., h. 933 Main 

Bond Henry, moved to Buffctlo, N. P. 

Bond Jiintes H., driver, 74 I%~on, bds. 9 Plympton 

Bond Pamelia A., widow of Edward, h. 128 Adams 

Boole Caroline E., widow of John, h. 47 Pine 

Buole Edward C., moved to New York 

Boot Thomas, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 40 Curtis 

Boothby Percival D., tailor (IS.), bds. 59 Pine 

Borjesson John, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 388 River 

Boston Branch Clothing Co., Clarke & Hyde, prop’rs.,l36 

Moody 

OSTON BR.4XCH GROCERY ASD TEA 

K HOUSE (I. J. Perkins), '709 &Iain (see p 611) 

OSTON CANDY KITCHEN, J.H. Lewis.prop., 

13 confectionery mnfr.,wholesale and retail, 191 Moodp, 

(see p. 613) 

Boston Emery Wheel Co. (Willis D. Allen and Frank J. 

Scott), emery wheel mnfrs., Btnetit, car. New Elm, 

anti (68 and i0 Pearl, IS. j 

OSTON MANUFACTURING CO., Alfred M. 

13 Goodale. agent, off hIoody,near the bt,idge, Edtnuud 

Dwight, treas., office (-50 State, 8.) (see p. 4) 

Boston Mary F. Miss, te.rcher, Smith Grammar school, 

rms. 13 EIigh 

OSTOR’ SP,4, B. P. Poor & Co., prop’rs., con- 

K fectionery, etc., 95 Moody (see 1). 618) 

OSTOK STORE (C.F. Lamb), dry goods, 16i and 

w 171 MOody (see Index) 

Boston Ten Store (Dalep & O’Rourke), proprs., teas, 

coffees and crockerv; 557 Main 

OSTON Br; WALTHAM CLOTHING 

B HOUSE, Perry & Parlin, prop’rs., Methodist 

bldg. 1 Moody (see Iudes) 

Bosworth Grace H. Miss, clerk, F. R. R. depot (B.), bds. 

124 Adams 

Bosworth Helen A. Mrs., died Feb. 26, 1892 

Bouck Chester, h. 5 Winthrop 

Boudbeau Anthony, mason, II. 15 Noonan 

Boudreau Morris B.,laborer, h. r. lt;i Charles 

Boudreau Placid r~., Inborer. h. 128 C;harles 

Boulton Charles W. H., foreman carpenter, Am. W. VV. 

Co., house 39 Winthrop 

Bourasa Joseph, carpenter, h. 90 Pond 

flourgiet Joseph, cnrprnter, bds. 131 Felton 

Bonrgois Angus, laborer, bds. 151 Felton 

Bourgois Ferdittatld, lubxer. It. 106 Felton 

Bourgois Theophile, teamster, bds. 116 Felton 

Bourne Alice M. Miss, died Nov. 15, 1890 

Bourne Chxrles I.. at Am. W. W. Co., his. 59 High 

ATWOOD db SHAW, 


PLUMBING and GAS FITTING, 

HARDWARE and RANGES.

Bourne Christianns M. ,widow of As:r II., bD:\rtlitrg house, 

59 High 

Bourne John C., moved to Worcester 

Bourque Elisse, stone mason, h. 2 River av. 

Bowden Herbert L., salesmar, (B.), h. 245 Main 

Bowditch William G., fit&her, Am. W. W. Co., house 

57 Prospect 

Bowen Ambrose, teamster, Wm. H. Leatherbee & Son, 

Lindeu, b. hlassasoit ct.. cot’. Massasoit 

Bowen Frank L., farmer. h. Brook, near Lincoln 

Boweu Patrick J.,at W.B.& 1). \Vorks, bds. Wtn.Bowen’s, 

Foundry ave. 

Bowen Thomas, molder, 5 Foundry bik. 

Bowen William, molder, D. & F. Co., h. Foundry ave., 

near Willow 

Bowers Alonzo, h. 41 Pine 

Bowers Arthur W., at U. S. W. Co., Ms. 57& Walnut 

Bowers Frank H.,watcltt~nl~er, 11 Moody, r’tns. 86 JIprtle 

Bowers Henry F., at Am. W. W. Co., I~..578 Wnluut 

Bowers Elorace C., moved to Sudbnry 

Bowers Josephine Miss, moved to Boston 

Bowers Levi, gilder, Am. W. W. Co., h. I73 Adams 

Bowers Samuel, machinist, h. 73 Alder 

Bowker Edwin, marble dealer (118 Portland, B.), house 

107 Main [ 105 Maiu 

Bowker Francis E., marble dealer (118 Portland, B.), h. 

Bowker George H., farmer, 1~. Main, near Warren 

Bowker Helen Clapp Miss, died Nov. iii, 1889 

Bowker Lyman A., clerk (ls.), bds. 307 Main 

Bowler Johu, section foreman, F. R. It., 11. 47 Hall 

Bowler John, Jr., milkman, hds. 47 Hall 

Bowler Margaret Mrs., died 1892 

Bowler Patrick, died March 29, 1892 

Bowler Patrick ,J. (Lyons & Bowler), grocer, 232 Moody, 

bds. 47 Hall 

Bowler P. William, at W. D. Co., bds. -7 Sharon 

Bowler Thotnas, laborer, h. 7 Sharon 

Bowler Thomas, Jr., electrotyper (U.), bds. 7 Sharon 

Bowler Thomas J., freight foreman, P. 1Z. R., Waltham 

station, h. Williams, next F. It. R. 

Bowler Thomas J., laborer, F. R. R., h. 30 i\Iiddle 

Bowler William F., at Am. IV. W. Co., 11. 50 Myrtle 

Bowles Caleb, at Am. W. W. Co., rrns. 183 Ash 

Bowles Men M., widow of James, boarding-house, 16 

Felton 

Bowles Martha, widow of William P., h. 17 Myrtle 

Bowles William, asst. gardener, Mrs. W. E. Bright, 1~. 

Massasoit. Beaver lsrook 

I% wles William l’., died Fcbr tary, 1891 

Bowman David, foreman car dept. (F. R. R., B.), II. 

200 River

75 

Bomm:in Frank IZ.I rral estate, h. 100 Pine 

lowtnan T~,~II~:Is, teamster, h. Guinnn, n. Hammond 

Bowser Willi:tln B. (Bowser & Co.), carpenter and 

bttiltlrr. 1:i.i South. It. do. 

OWSEK & CO. (William B. Rowser and Bowden R. 

B Weldott ) , Wrpenters and builders, 155 Youth (see 

page 605 ) 

Royce G. Ltltnkin, moved to Charlestown 

Boyce John W., moved to Charlestown 

Boyd Cll:~l4es Ii;., music teacher, public schools, h. at No. 

Cambridge 

Boyd George IV., died Nav 7, 1891 

Boyle Bridget, widow of Michael, h. Totten’s ct. 

Boyle James, pl:tsterer, h. Music Hall ave., near Eltn 

Boyle John, night watchman, 115 Bacc,n, h. Tottett’s ct. 

Boyle Marv A., widow of Richard, h. 35 Moore 

Boynton iqrfrnk P., night watchman, 115 Bacon, h. 

327 scltool 

Boyntun George E. (Wells & Boynton), dentist, 111 

Afootly. It. 2 Ma~)le Terrace 

Boyrtton 11x M., died Aug. 2.5, 1892 

Ho\Tnton K:lrtcv C.. widow of Parker, bds. 327 School 

Bt&ev Georgg, helper, 3G5 River, bds. do. 

Hrackktt Crleste 11:. Miss, gen. sec., Y. FT. C. A., 13i$ 

Mootly, rooms 19 Adams 

Brackett CIt:lrles A., moved to Boston 

Bracltett Edward J., at Am. W. W. Co., house 92 

Crescent 

Bradbury Ada M. Miss, moved to Lenoxdale 

I%radbury Addie G., widow of P. E., It. 154 Chestnut 

ISratlbury E\iznbeth A. Mrs., moved to Lenosdale 

Ilratlbt1r.y Lewis, moved to Chariestown 

Bradford Fret1 I-I., books and stationerg, 617 Main, h. 

158 Lexing:ton 

Bradford Matilda R.. widow of Thomas 8.. II. 9 Sharon 

Bradley Arthur J., at I%. Mnfg. Co., II. 23 Clinton 

12radlrg Kate E. Mrs., tlrcssmaker, 92 Cushing, 11. do. 

Bradley M:LI’J. widow of Johu, 1~. 88 Charles 

Rradley Michxel E., at 13. Mnfg. Co., bds. 23 Clinton 

I:radleg Patrick, city laborer, h. 6 C).sk 

Bradley Peter, brakeman, F. R. It.. house 92 Gushing 

Bradley Thomas, bds. Ii1 School 

Bradshaw George, at U. S. Watch Co., bds. 5 Wall 

Rr.tdshaw Hattie A., widow of Charles, 11. 43 Hall 

Bradstreet Byron (B. 13radstreet & Co. j, furniture mover, 

21 0 Moody, It. 61 Chestnut 

RADSTREET B. & CO. (l3Tron Rradstreet), 

B furniture and piano movers, 210 Aloodr (see front 

cover) 

Bradstreet Mary, widow of William, h. 33 Newton 

Rradstreet Mary S., widow of Charles, h. 51 Chestnut 

____ 

LUMBER. WOOD BARKER 

BACON STRlSP1:1, WALTHAM, 

0,: A. o;m. B. B. 

& CO,,

76 WALTHAM [B-j T)IRI~CTOIIY 

B 

RADSTREET WILLIAM D., leasee and manager, 

Park ‘l’heatre, and collateral banker (282 

\Vashington, rm. 1, B.), h. 33 Newton (see frout 

cover) 

Brady Henry J., student, hds. 251 Felton 

Brady John P., clerk (F. It. It., B.), h. 51 Bedford 

Brady ,Joseph Jordau, bellows maker (Weston), h. 251 

Felton 

Brady I’et’er R., foreman, train room, U. S. W. Co., h. 

108 Felton 

Bragdou Laura S. Miss, died Oct. 19, 1890 

Bragdon Melissa 0. Mrs., died April 4, 1890 

Braman William B., trav. salesrnan (107 Oliver, B.), h. 5 

Summer street ave. 

Brander Eliza, widow of John, h. 58 Robbins 

Isrann Alba, carpenter, h. 76 Lowell 

Brann Herbert I,,, mac!linist, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 7G 

Lowell 

Drnttlesby William, laborer, h. 131 Charles 

Mruult Theophile, mason, hds. l.il Felton 

Brean George, mason, bds. 141 Charles 

Brean Lawrence, gardener, btls. 41 Spruce 

Ereen William J.,carriage painter,57 Harva~d,h.lO’i Pond 

Brendel Alfred R., watchmaker, 663 Main, b. 89 Central 

Brendel Paul 0.. painter, bds. 89 Central 

Krennan Frank A., city laborer, h. 159 School 

Brennan James, laborer, h. 99 Willow 

Brennan John, h’)stler, 62 Church, bds. do. 

Brennan John, laborer, Ms. 139 School 

Brenuan M:lrtiu, house 159 School 

\ Brennan Xartin, laborer, bds. 35 Felton 

Brennan 1Clar.y Mrs., died Aug. 24, 1891 [School 

Brennan Michael, card grinder, K. Mn.fg. Co., h. 157 

Isrett John, at W. B. & D. Works, bds. 264 River 

Bretton Robert, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 87 Riverview 

ave., C. P. 

Bretton, see Britton 

Srewin Bernard, laborer, h. 118 Felton 

Rrewin Jaue Mrs., boarding-house, 118 Felton 

Bridge Philinda, widow of Abel E., 11. 29 Alder 

Bridges Caroline C., wiclow of Edmoud, 11. 28 Exchange 

Brjgden George I., musician, rooms 188 Chestnut 

Brigden Warren A., carpenter, bds. 188 Chestnut 

Briggs Amelia A., widow of Mrnore, h. 25 Robbins 

Briggs Caroline C., widow of CVilliam W., h. 12 Orange 

Brjggs Edward S., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 25 Bobbins 

Brlggs Henry C., clerk, 938 Main, 11. 229 Felton 

Rriuos James F., jeweler(7 Lancaster, K.),b. 128 Charles 

BriE% John, carpenter, l%. Mnl’g. Co., bds. 16 Mechanic 

13ri& Johu J., paiuter, bds. 138 Charles 

13riggs Mary A. Mrs., II. 12.8 Charles 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, 

HOWE & RICE, 

Yrqprieto*a. 

$$$iJ 

Moulded Finish and Mouldings, Mantles, $:b&, -+. 

*GZ W-W Balusters, Posts, Etc. @+$ 

MILL, JTELTON STREET, on F. 3%. It

Brigham Elijah W., ins. agent (53 State, rm 416, B.), 

house 148 >Iain 

Brigham Frank W., boards 148 Main 

I%righam Hannah 3%. &Irs., died July 17, 1890 [ binin 

Bright Elizabeth G., widow of \Villiam E., house 336 

Bright David K., mason, boards 47 Charles 

Bright William Ellery, stock broker, (121 Devonshire, B.), 

house Main, corner Grove 

Brindle Thomas, second hand, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 2 Jackson 

place 

[Central 

Brindle William A., loom fixer, B. Mnf’g. Co., h. rear 94 

Brison John H., stock cutter, Berry Bros., off Linden, bds. 

John Henihan’s, Massasoit 

Brison Sarah A., widow of Andrew, h. 126 Pine 

Britton Edward J., clerk, 152 Mood, II. 92 Gushing 

Britton Fred A., musician, boards W. H. Graves’, Rear 

Hill, Main 

Britton James, carpenter, h. Willow av., near \irillow 

Britton Robert, painter, rms. 1 Bemis av. 

Britton, see Bretton 

l

13rokhie A11tlr2~v K., tn,)vetl to So. Boston 

Brotcltie Clinrle+ \V., m 1vec1 to So. 1% JJtr,n 

Brewer E’rlwy II.. I,.,okkeeper, BOYld of II~Lllh’S Offi, 

City Rxli, b,)n-r> 187 A3h [ Us1ver 

Brown .itl:lliue IS., wit1 )w of Lonnrtl L., h. Warren, near 

Brown hldeu ‘I’.. ptwiuce, h. Hiqhland av., n~:tr Weston 

llrown Autlrew. died Jan. 2, 1892 

Urowti Autlrew b., jewel setter, Am. W. IV. C)., h. West 

Dale, hey. Farnsworth 

Brow11 Aunn RI. Miss, dressmaker, 170 Lesiu$on, ttds. do. 

Brown Aagwtas, sl1ipper, iv. E. w. co., Il.5 Ibaon, h. 

169 Hammond 

jRrowu Benjamin F.. clerk, 107 BIootl~,bds. 170 Lexington 

BPOWI~ ISenjamin II’., died Jan. ‘1, 18.92 

l3rowr1 I~,vron L., milkman, 1 IX Main, house do. 

Brown Caroline. widow of Ebeoczer L., h. 67 tu,lple’ 

Brow11 CllnrleS H., farmer, house Winter, tle:tr Locust 

Ilrowu ~~harles N., watchmaker, (E.), h. l~roc~!c av., llCBl- 

Felton 

Brown Charles R., grazer, (231 Dadley I%.), h. 21 Adajns 

Browse Charles \V;tldo, at Atn. IV. \V. Co., It&. 67 Maple 

Browu Christian. hell,er, 213 Felton, b\ls. 36.5 River * 

Brown Clarence, driver, i4 Ijatlaon. bd3. 38 110 

Brown Cvril II:., Jr., at 8%. \Y. \V. C,., TV. 29 Oaxnq: 

Brown C!hnrle~ C., as$t. civil engineer, Sewer C )m.‘s, 17 

hhOdj’, L’lll. j, kJdS. l&d Ad1 

Brown Edwin A., moved to Denver, Col. 

Browvr~ Edwin S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 405 Crescent 

Brown ISliza J., widow of Nabutn, house 21 Adams 

Brown Elizabeth A. Mrs., reporter, \Valtham Daily Tribune, 

622 Main, II. 75 Lexington 

Brown Ella Mrs., Ms. 67 Maple 

I3rown Emily S. Miss, died Feb. 12, 1891 

Brown Eunice G., widow ofJoel, hcls. 35 Cherry 

Brown Francis C., driver, 63 South, Ms. do 

Brown Francis C., died May 26, Id90 

Brown Frank H.. supt., Davis Sz; Farnum Mnfg. Co., 

Foundry xv., b. John R. Farnum’s, Main 

Brown Frank IV., machinist, b. 197 River 

Brown Fred F., clerk, Am. W. W. Co., blis. 67 Maple 

Brown Frederick H., fireman, F. R. It.: h. 50 Alder 

I~rowri George W., h. 1130 Main 

Brown George W., carpenter, h. Weston, car. Elm nv. 

Brown George W., painter, II. rear 196 Charles 

Brown Isaiah T., at Am. W. W. Co., rm. 85 Orange 

Brown James, teamster, Am. IV. TV. Co., il. 253 Crescenl 

CHAS. B. McNABB & CO., 

FINE FOOT WEAR. 

Methodist Building, Waltham.

WALTHAM [B] DIRECTORP 79 

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Brown James A., clerk (U.), bds. 63 Calvary 

Brown Jkltnes B., c:trpeuter and builder, rear 13i Moody, 

houre S6 Goldoll 

Browu Jeremixh, tttoved to Cambridgep.,rt 

Browtl .John Ii , oottitabic, collector alrtl supt., Public Bath 

House, otfiue 661 Main, h. 18 church 

Brown l~~ro~-, clerk, Water Board, 27 Moody, ro,)m 3, 

house 142 Aslt 

ROWS LINCOLN C., photogrqher, 645 Nain, 

B h. Y 17 clo. (368 page 626) 

h-own Uargaret hl., widow of John, clressmsker, 4’3 

Witttltrop, h. do [Winthrop 

Brown Mn!~tin IV., watchmaker, Am. \V. W. Go., II. 2 

Brown Mary l5,. Mrs., died June d1, 1892 

Brown Xary ‘l’., widow of Attdrew, II. \Vest Ijnle, bey. 

l’arnswol*tlr 

[Grescent 

Brtwn Nuses I%., mschiuist, Am. W. kV. Co., house 18 

lJrown r\‘at11:~11, eugioeer, 115 hcot~, II. 87 Adams 

13rown Nathatl A., salesman, 687 Main, II. 170 Lexingtou 

Brown I’;itrick, laborer, Ms. rear 706 lU:tiit 

Brown Roger S., moved from city 

l3rowti Wove MISS, Ii. 8 Puuntaiii 

Brown Kufus G., steam heating apparatus (77 Haverhill, 

JZ.), h. 46 Russell 

Brown Siduey l’., IawJer ((i 1 Court. l:.), aud asst. clerk 

(hluuiuipal Coutt, B.), bds. 46 l~u~sell 

Urowi~ SUWII 1.., moved to Boston 

’ l3row1~ Theodore P., moved to Watertown 

Brown Thornas. tlriver, 74 Bacon, !)da. Y Plymptou 

Brown Walter F ., at Ant. \V. W. Co., rms. 1% Crescent 

Brown \Valler (;., fireman, W. G. & E. Lt. Co., ltou>e 66 

Charles 

Brown \Vebster, clerk, 649 Main, It. 71 l2ussell 

Brown \t; illiuttt B., at Am. IV. W. Co., ruts. 405 Crescent 

Brown \Yilliam \Viihr, at Am.W.\V.Co.,rrns.I~l~adams 

Brown Willis F., machinist, J. L. T. Mnfg. c’o., bds. 

S31 Cresceut 

firown Willis L., machinist, J. L. T. Binfig. Co., house 

331 CIx’sCellt 

Browue Henry K., asst,. editor (Charlestown Enterprises 

Charlestown), h. 895S, Main 

Browtie Nellie Y., widow of George E., bds. 54 Myrtle 

BI-owne Mary A., witiow of Emersou, b:ls. 28 \Vuluut 

Browuell Jeremiah, blacksmith (Cambridge), 11. Y6 Charles 

Brownittg Attgie RI. Mrs., died P;ov * 191 

I8YO 

1Srownittg I&Irvard E., Ms. 133 Adatns 

Hrowniug list ry A.. at Am. IV. W. Co., bds. 133 Adams 

1:rowning Il:~rvey C., at Am. Cc’. \V. CO., II. 133 Adams 

Urownittg John b’., moved to Cambridge 

Ljrowttittg John I’. , moved to (kimbridge 

Browning 

_.-. 

Louis II., died Aug. 

--- 

1, 1891 

.~ 

Btlcon Street, Walthem. 

I

80 W’.iLTHAM [fj] I~IRECTOI~T 

hrozek Peter, weaver, C. JInQ. Co., bds: 341 River 

Bruce James I>., at Am. W. W. Co., h. il Brown 

Bruce Thomas H. balance maker, K. S. W. Co., h. 45 

Winthrop 

Bruce William, died Oct. IS, 1892 

1 Bruce William, at 13. iYIn@. Co., h. 18 Clinton 

Bruce William Mrs., h. 22 Fern 

Bruel Henry A, F., engineer, G. B. Pqpe & Co., Feltou, 

It. 68 Charles 

Brundige Collin, carpenter, h. 30 Oak 

Bruroh~ll Angus, driver, ‘769 Main, bda. 29 Harvard ave. 

Bryant Alonzo J., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 186 School 

Ilr-ant 1%. Herbert, at am. TV. TV. Co., btls. 26 Robbins 

Bryant Chnrles J., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 26 ltobbius 

Bryant ELtner C., clerk (IS.), bds. 26 Robbins 

Brvant Everett P ., at Am. TV. W. Co., bds. 112 High 

Br$nt Forrester, machinist, rear 218 Moody, h. at Nat&k 

Bryant Hartwell I.,milkman, Trapelo rd., n. Forest, h. do. 

Bryant James J., police, house 186 School 

Bryant John E., h. 147 Ash 

Brpnt Lucy IL, widow of John, h. 147 Ash 

Bryant Margnriete A. Mrs., died July 15, 1390 

Bryant \Villiam W. at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 94 Russell 

Utyleu Samuel D., transit-man, Aab & Co., 3 Moody, 

room 5.5, h. at Weston 

Bry

WATATHAM [B] SIRECTORP 81 

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Buker Esther F., witlow of John C., htl~. 31 Dartmouth 

Buker George E., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., house 31 

Dartmouth 

Buker Whitman S., moved from city 

Bnllard Charles II.. couductor, F. R. R., h. 35 Harvard 

Ballard Klvira C. hIrs., h. 46 Chestnnt 

Sullard Isaac H., iron moulder, 71 Felton, h. 796 Jlain 

Bullock Albert W., screen mnfr. (Weston), boards 3% 

Winthrop 

Bullock Bert, h. 34 Winthrop 

l~tillock Charles E., screen mnfr. (Weston),b. 34 Winthrop 

Bul’ock Isadore D., widow of Albert E., h. 34 \Vinthlop 

Bullock ,Jennie E. Mrs., died July 23, 1890 

Bumford Harrison H., supt. Waltham City Home, South, 

beyond Mt. Feake cemetery. h. do. [suite 1 

Bnncher Henry, engraver, Am. W. W. Co., h. 74 Chn~ch, 

Buncher Henry I’., teller, Walth:Lm National Bank, 637 

Main, bds. 74 Church, suite 1 

Bnndy Charles 11‘., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 149 High 

Bunker Charles S.. at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 1.52 Ash 

Burbank Buchanan H., rodrnan, Sewer Com’s, 27 Moody, 

room 5, rms. A. G.. Fugg’s, Warren ave. 

Burhank Charles O., stock broker (53 State, IS.), h. 132 

Church 

Burbank Phillip M., student, bds. 132 Church 

B~~rch Mnry, widow of Nathaniel, h. 1678 Feltou 

Burckes John W., foreman, steel dept., Am. W. W. Co., 

h. 4 Betnis avenue 

Burgess Alex T., cigar maker, 32 Orange, hds. 63 High 

Burgess Augustus H., machinist, J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., bds. 

91 Crescent 

Burgess E’raucis A., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

Pond-street court [9 Central 

Burgess Henry I., train baggage master, F. R. LL., house 

Burgess John A., at, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 91 Crescent 

Burgess Joseph, machinist, rear 218 Aloorlp, house 91 

Crescent 

Burgess Joseph, Jr.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 26 Park.C.1’. 

Burgh Eugene L., at Am. W. W. Co. b. 2i9 Cresceut 

Burgin George L., engineer, Am.‘W. W. Co., house 2i9 

Crescent 

Burgin James G., machinist: Am. W. W. Co.! boards 2i9 

Crescent 

Burke Bridget, widow of James, h. 126 Charles 

Burke Cleve, carpenter, bds. i Lawton pl. 

Burke Edward, teamster, 33 bloody. house Whitcomb, 

near Uenefit 

Burke Frank, died Feb. 4, 1891 

Bu:,ke Prank G., clerk, bds. 1 John 

llur!te .James A., at Am. W. W. Co. h. 19 ‘raylor 

Bulke James E;.. plumber, bd3. 374 River 

ATWOQD & SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Blxk, 

FURNACBS,RAKGES and STOVES, 

PLUMBING and GAS FITTING.

$2 WALTHAM [B] I~~IIlXTOltY 

__- -_- ---- -.._--__ 

Burke 3iunes E., stone mason, h. 41 I-Zschnnge 

UllrliC James J., stone mason, btk. 19 Oak 

Burke J:L~c’, widow of Pat,rick, II. 52 Oak 

Burke Jeremi:th, co;~tr~~etor, Ms. 19 0ak 

Bu lw Joann:~ Miss, 11. I73 Charles 

Burke JOIIN, coutractor, 1~. 13 Oak 

Burke John, hborer, b&3. 9.3 Pond 

‘Burke John, laborer, 239 School, 11. 48 Spring 

Burke dohu IL (C. 1’. XcNabb & Co.), boots and shoes 

4 AJooclv, house 12 Htdl 

I311l4. Wks., house Parker’s 

lane 

Burke Thomas, painter, btls. li5 Charles 

Burke ‘l’!~ornas, twmster, 33 IlIoody, 11. 12 Fern 

URKE THOMAS a., blncksmith, 8iO Main, II. 

H 1 i8 Charles (sf+e page (i 1 Y) 

lsurke ‘I’. Henry, blacksmith, 8iO KJnin, II. I’. 42 Prospect 

Bnrleigh lilizabeth, widow ol’Jacub, k)cIs. 1iD Ash 

1Surleigh .Jolm IX., inrp ctor (Newton). rms. 289 Moody 

Burleigl: Naroy G., moved to FViuthrop 

Uurliuphof Charles, stenographer (U.), b. 197 Xoody 

l:urlwk Charles, hostler, SY Crescent, runs. do. 

13urmingham Rioherd I’., folder, \V. Ii. & D. TVks., bds. 

2 19 SCllOOL 

I~urmingliam ‘L’liomns F., finisher, W. IS. & I). Works, II. 

219 School 

Burnett David W., at Am. W. W. Co. bds. 73 3laple 

hruett Johu W., house ‘73 %ple 

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Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and Smokers’ 

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m97 Xood~ St., - - WALTHAX 

CIGAR. Fur sale by all dealers.

Hurnham Alice L. Miss, bookkeeper, 234 &foody, b. do. 

Burnham Charles M., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 36 Beech 

Burnham Edwin S., pattern maker, Am. W. T. Co. house 

18 Myrtle 

Burnharn Harriet S., widow of Willis G., 11. 30 Maple 

Burnham Harry A., draughtsman, W. PI. & D. Wks., b. 

3 ti Beech 

URNHAM LEWIS T., absorbent cotton mnfr., 

R ‘LO9 Lesiagton, h. 249 Bacon (see back cover) 

Burnham Louis, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 145 Brown 

Burnie Sophia Mrs., house 93 South 

tinrns Eliza Mrs., moved to New Bedford 

Burns Jatnes P., laborer (Watertown), h. end Nevens ct.’ 

Burns Patrick, engineer, bds. 118 School 

Gurus Patrick, molder, D. & F. Mufg. Co. h. 136 Willow 

Burns Patrick, died Ovt. 14, 1891 

Burnstern John H., clerk, Newton, COP. Oak, house at 

Cambridge 

Burt-ill George IZ., moved to Cambridge 

Burrows Beu~amin F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 1 Failer 

Burrows Mattie E. &I&, tailoress, 671 Uain, rooms 21 

S&o01 

Burt John, bleacher, TV. B. $ D. Works, house 4, rear 

1 T.i school 

Burt John F., clerk (85 Devonshire, B.), h. 2.5 Grant 

i

Butterfield Eugene M., clerk, 152 Moody, b. 39 Pine 

Butterfield George H., died Nov, 15, 1831 

Butterfield Herbert F., hair spring maker, 23 Crescent, 

house at sewton 

Button Lewis C., carriage painter, 207 Lexington, house 

38 Bacon 

Buttrick Francis, real estate office 721 Main, h. 776 do. 

UTTRIECK LUXBER CO., Howe & Rice, 

B props., 56 Felton (see foot lines) 

Butts Walter F., Am. W. W. Co., rms. 85 Gushing 

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WALTHAM [(-j-j 1)IRECTOR-Y 86 

Caldwell George P., dial painter, Am. W. W. Cd., 11. 41 

Francis 

Caldwell Grace P. Miss, clerk, Ascessor’s office, City Hall, 

btls. 41 Francis 

[Winthrop 

Caldwell Henry W., screen mnfr. (Westoil), rms. 31 

Caldwell John F., couductor, F. Lt. R., II. 107 River 

Caldwell Walter B., moved to Wayland 

Callallan Cornelius, laborer, h. 3 1 Central 

Callahan Daniel, carpenter, bds. 31 Central 

Callahan Frank, laborer, bds. 31 Central 

Callahan John, died May 18. 1832 

Callahan Louis P., plumber (B.), bds. 32 Calvary 

Callahan Michael, at 13. Mnfg. Co., h. 7 Cedar 

Callahan Patrick, at W. B. & D. Works, h. 105 River 

Callahan Richard, watch case maker (B.), h. 32 Calvary 

Callahan Kicliarti L., btis. 32 Calvary 

Callary James I!., at W. 13. & I>. Works, bds. 402 River 

Caller1 Michael, molder, h. 4 Foundry blk., Foundry av. 

Calway Novella T., widow of James, boarding house, 51 

Ash 

Cameron Allen, coachman, 94 Summer,.,bds, 61 Eschange 

Cameron Catherine, widow of Donald, h. 64 Exchange 

Campbell Charles D., gardeoer, A. T. Lyman. 11. Beaver, 

near Lyman 

Campbell Charies W., corn. trav. (B.), bds. C. D. Cnmpbell’s, 

Beaver 

Carnl~bell Elizabeth S., widow of Samuel, bds. 2-1 Ricerview 

av., C. I’. 

Campbell George, psinter, 25 Exchange, h. 81 Francis 

Campbell George Jr.; painter, 25 Kxchange, b. 81 Turner 

CatnpMl Hugh, gatemau, Elm street crossing, F. It. R., 

Ii. 8 I’ountain 

Campbell James W., at Am. TV. W. Co., h. 316 Moody 

Caml)bell John O., btls. 316 Moody 

Campbell Patrick, forernan, J. E. Cain’s, Music Hall av., 

II. 15 Cross 

Campbell Peter J., watchmaker, bds. 35 Felton 

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Camphell Rebecca, teacher, Newton Street school, bds. 

Charles D. Campbell’s Beaver [ner 

Campbell Thomas P.,at W. 13. & I>. Works, bds. 81 ‘L’ur- 

Canfield Emily S. Miss. dressmaker, 72 Robbins, h. do. 

Canfield Samuel, bds. 72 Robbins 

Cann Edwin C., engineer, Perry Bras., off Linden, h. do. 

Canlion Oliver, carder B. hlnl’g. Co., h. 90 E’ellou 

Card Annes F. Mrs., died May 23. 1890 

Card George U., driver, btls. 109 Chestnut 

Card George I-S., driver, 508 Lexington, bds. do. 

Cxrdwcll Paul, weaver 1%. Xnfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Carev Charles P.. master mechanic, U. S. W. Co., rms. 

$6 R~~ssell 

Carey Daniel, died Febf 11, 1892 

ATWOOD cfe E33ElEAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Hock, 



86 WALTHAM ’ c] DIRECTOR 

Carey George W., farmer, b, 14 ~ncou 

Carey Hannah Ii. Airs., died .Jan., lXY2 

Carey John H., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 230 School 

Carey *Joseph, bds. 230 School 

Carey Margaret J. Miss, 11. 230 School 

Carey Sarah Miss, b. rear 28 Charles 

Carey ‘~HJI~S F., bottler, 11 Water, b. 230 School 

Carev, see Cary 

Carli; Ann. widow of Patrick, b. basement 29 Spring 

Carlin Eugene O., laborer, hds. basemeut 29 Spring’ 

Carling d. Frank, supt. Am. Laundry Co., 130 Newtou, 

b. at Watertown 

Carlon Stephen, at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Carlson John, carder, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 398 River 

Carlson Mangus, sawger, Libby & Larcom, Prospect, b. 

15 Heard 

Carlton Andrew P., carpenter, b. 205 Cbarles [Charles 

Carlton A. Burton, confectioner, 194 Moody, bdr. 205 

Carlton John M., carpenter, b. 98 Cushing 

Carmocly Cornelius J., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., II. Gentle, 

car. Massasgit 

Carnes Edward S., bds. 20 Charles 

Carnes Jo~J~, carpenter, bds. 20 Charles 

Carney dames W., police, 11. 49 Francis 

Carney ,John, laborer, bds. 153 Grove 

Carney Jolrn (J. Calney Coal Co.), 70 Calvary, b. 68 do. 

Carney John J., hairdresser, basement, 3 Moody,bds. 125 

Pond 

ARNEY J. COAL CO. (John Carney), coal and 

C wood, 70 Calvary, near I. 1~. R. crossiug (set page 

618) 

Carnep Martin F., &rk (IS.), h. 22 Exchange 

Carney I\licbael, laborer, h. 65 Bolton 

Carney &Iortimer, tit;: laborer, 1~. ‘i9 @:xc!bange 

Carneg Nellie E. Miss, clerk, nurse, bds. 83 Oak 

Carney Patrick, fireman, B. Mufg. Co., 11. 213 Grove 

Carneg Patrick, laborer, I;. I~. I~., h. 125 Pond 

Carney Patrick .J., bds. 125 Poud 

Barney Thomas, coai and wood, 83 Oak, b. do. 

Caruey Thomas, died May 11, 1892 

Carney Thomas H., bds. 125 Pond 

Carney William L., sewer foremnn, b. F8 Calvary 

Curon Alexander, weaver, IS. nlnfg Co. IJ. rear 94 Fulton 

Carpenter Hamilton L., bookkeel)er (“3 \Vest, H.) bds. 

71 Piue 

Carpenter Sarah C. Miss, b. 121 Adams 

Carljenter, Warner W., postal clerk, h. 71 Pine 

Car; Alden S., car builder, bds. 11. Arrowsmith’s Hastings 

av. 

Carr Charles W., electrician, B. Mfg. Co.,rms. nf00dy St. 

fire station, btls. 17 Hall 

GEiVUINE CORK S0L.E SHOES, 

gjrS.00 and 664.00 

EL F. 3bY&ANADS 

METHODIST BLDG., WALTEAM. 

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Carr Frank C. tinsmitll, 695 Mniu. bds. 17 Hall 

Carr George F., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 1% Hall 

Carr George H., roofer, 40 Russell, 11. do. 

CRI’P Herbert A., watchmaker (H.), 15 Gushing 

Carr J. Albert, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 214 Atl:lms 

Carr Mary S.. widow of Alexander, h. 17 Hall 

Carrier Elizabeth Mrs., died April 21, 1891 

Carrier Ralph A., paiater, 162 Moody. 11. 32 Gordon 

Carroll Ellen Mrs., died September 16, 1899 

Carroll Hugh, switchman, Roberts Crossing, F. R. R., II. 

Wall, near the River 

Carroll Hugh L., carpenter, h.’ 27 Middle 

CarrollJames A., at W. H. Sr; D. Works, h. 76 Oak 

Carroll John, died May 3, 1892 

Carroll John C., h. 2i Oak 

C:~rroll .John cJ., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 39 Cliuton 

Carroll John P., laborer, bds. 308 River 

Carroll Rlichael, lineman, h. 2 Elm 

Carroll Michael, woocl moulder, h. rear, 194 Charles 

Carson Elbridge C., machinist, rear 418 Moody, house 5 

Gordon 

Carter Crrus L. (Carter & Co.), hats, caps and gents’ 

furr;ishinq goods, 28 Moody, h. Maiu, n. Willow 

Carter Elizabeth, widow of Asaph R., h. 46 Chestnut 

Carter George O., clerk 117 Moody, h. 3 Rumford av. 

c. P. 

Carter George ‘I’., at Am. W. TV. Co., h. 27 Harvard av. 

Carter #John, moved to Somerville 

Carter Philip W., clerk, Am. W. W. Co., Crescent, 11. 

at Newton 

[Eh 

Carter Wart-en, finisher, W. R. & D. Works, h. rear 24 

Carter S: Co. (Cyrus L. Carter), hats, caps and gents’ 

furnishing goods, 28 Moody 

Cartin Xarv A., died June 3, 1891 

Cartledge Wilfred B., machiuist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

23 \Vinthrop [Charles 

Cnrty William F., steam fitter, 137 Moody, bds. 20 

Carver Sarah A., widow of Israel, bls. Lelaud Home for ’ 

Aged Women, 21 Newtou 

Gary Charles S., moved from City 

Gary, see Carey 

Caryl Ardelia C. Mrs., died Jau. 20, 1892 

Cask ltetsev MB., died June 29, 1892 

Case William I’. , moved to Hartford, Conu. 

Casey Andre: stoue Mason, h. 25 Noonan 

Casey Daniel, laborer, h. 8.5 Felton 

Casey David S.. brakemxn. F. Ri R., 1~1s. 154 Charles 

Casey Ellen, widow of Cornelius J., h. 154 Charles 

Casev Frank, teamster, Waltham Coal Co., h. 139 Grove 

Case; Hannah Mrs., died Jau. 2, 1890 

Casey 

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John E., wheelwright, 821 Main, bds. 20 Charles 

WOOD, BARLIER& co., 

Main Ofiiw, lix-hnnge u”=%E%3 B’ldg., 

Cur. SLate and Kilby, Boston. 

Bacon Street, 

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Waltham.

Casey Nary E. Miss, seamstress, bds. 154 Charles 

Casey Ni!:haelq laborer, h. r+ar 144 Charles 

Casey Norn Mrs.. died Jan. 2, 1890 

Casey Simon, lnborcr, h. i0 Oak 

Casey Timothy W., lather, 70 Hammond, h. do. 

Cash John. laborer, lt. 276 River 

Cash .1I:try, widow of Cornelius. h. 276 River 

Cashman Charles Ii., moved to Newton 

Cassidp Andrew G., at Am. \V. W. CO., bds. 311 fiIooty 

eassidp Charles H., tinsmith. 137 Moody, bds. 3 Noonan 

Cassidy ,James, mull: sl-inner, G. Mdfg. Co. btls. 365 

Rivet 

Cassidy John, laborer, bds. 39 Exchange 

Cassidy John A.,tuilor, 673 Main, rm. 6, bds. 182 Scltool 

Cassidy Patrick A., tailor; 673 Main, rm. 6, h. 18% School 

Cassidp Patrick J., trr.v. salesman (N. Y.), hou,e 79 

Exchange 

Cassotti Kate XIX, fruit dealer, h. 30 W:tter 

Cassotti Louis, moved out of city 

Cassoni Stephen, moved ant of city 

Castles Henry, carder, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Castner Eldorus A., moved to Belmont 

Castner Sanford I

P. P. ADAMS. 

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0. S. CATHCART 

P. P. ADAMS & CO., 

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YN- 

Dry Goods 

8 Small Wares, 

Also, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, 

CORSEX’S A SPECIALTY. 

E. ILEFELDT, 

Clothing Made in First-Class order and also cleansed, pressed and dyed. 

Prospect &reef, memr Pelton, 

WAL’THA&E, 

MASS. 

%Mercl~%n-t 

OZRO A. WIGGIN, - 

Tailor.98 

Ch lmbers, 8 and 9 Methodist Building, 

WALT1lA.M, IIIASS. 

3 Noody, 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLISHIXG CO., 

x aorston:~usinss~:Direotor~;. 

PRICE 

PUBLISHERS 

fJ31.60. 

12 POST OFFICE SQ., - - BOSTON, MASS. 

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Chughey, see Coy, also Coye 

Cavanagh John. 11. Xassasoit ct., opp. Center 

Caranagh Patrick, moulder, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., bds. 

226 River [Taylor 

Cavanagh Thomas F., tinsmith. 154 Moody, bds. 119 

Cavanagh, see Cavanaugh, also Kavanaugh 

Cavanaugh Ann, widow of John, h. 119 Taylor 

Cavanaugh Bridget,widow ofThomas, h. 7 Foundr-, blk. 

Foundry RV. c av. 

Cavanaugh,James, rnoulder, 11. 6 Foundry, blk. Foundr\: 

Cavanaugh John, laborer, 1;. 16 Calvery 

Cavanaugh Mary Mrs., h. 195 Grove 

Cavanaugh Michael. laborer, bds. Ii5 Grove 

Cavenep Margaret Mrs., II. 198 Newton 

Caveney Thomas, plumber, 29 Common, h. 198 Newton 

Central Club, 621 Alain 

ENTRAL DRY GOODS CO. (Clifford S.Cobb), 

c dry and fancy goods, etc., 107 and 109 Moody (see 

page op!)osite J 

ENTRAL HOUSE, George H. Cushman, prop., 

c 743 Main, coruer Exchange (see page 615) 

Centrai Park, John 1~. Barnum, prop., Foundry ave., 

Hleachcry statiou 

Chaclhourne Humphrey, 11. Lincoln, n. Lake 

C11;~dclock William 13 . at Am. W. W. Co., h. 82 Robbins 

Chndsey Alonzo It., fiuisher, hds. 2%~ School 

Chadsep Levi I’. A., at Am. \V. \V. Co., II. 23 Ash 

Chadsey Minnie 1%. Miss, died April 21, 1590 

Chadfey Nellie E. Miss, bookkeeper, Am. W. W. CO., 

bds. 23 Ash 

Chadwick Henry D., medical student, bds. 1’75 Brown 

Chadwick James, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 51 Robbins 

Cha& Clifford G., at Am. W. ‘W. Co., bds. 14 Wadsworth 

ave. 

HAFFIN FREDERICK #A., tailor, 10 Moody, 

C room 2, h. 107 Chestnut(ree page 89) 

Chaffin John I., real estate and insurance. agent! 210 

Moody, h. i4 Wadsworth ave. 

Chaflin Walter H., carpenter, hrls. 107 Chestnut 

Chagnoo John, loom fixer, B. Mnfy. Co.,h. 1 Lawton pl. 

Chagnon Napoleonloou fixer, 15.4lufg.C0., h.117 Central 

Chsmberlaiu Calvin W., at Am. W.!V. Co.,h. 31 Robbins 

Chamberlain Edgar W., fireman, F. R. lL.,h.21 Winthrop 

Chamberlain George D. (W:~ltham Steam Laundry), 13 

Crescent, h. at Cambridge 

Chamberlain Henry R., manager, Atlas Chemical Co.,226 

Calvary, h. at Newtouriile 

C’hnmk~erlain Oscar I., clerk (U.), bds. 31 Robbins 

Chnml)erlain Walter O., supt., Atlas Chemical Co., 226 

Calvary. bds. at Newtonville 

Ch:~ml)erlin Bert O., clerk. 28 Moody, btls. 73 Adams 

ATW(9OD c& SHAW, 


PLUMBING and GAS FITTLNG, 


Chamberlin Fred H., clerk, 3 i%odv,rrn. 8, 1, 1;. 1-j PloxcI 

Chnmberlin George, salesman (36 Franklin, U.), h. lb 

Floyd 

Chamberlin George W., h. 418 Main 

Chamberlin G. WiIliQm. at Am. W. \V.Co., bds. 74 Browu 

Chnmberlin Sarah A., widow of Charles, h. 74 Brown 

Chandler Blauey B., gardener, h. 789 iYI:~in 

Chandler Rnlph, carpenter, hds. 240 Crescent 

Chandounait Aloide (Z. F. Leger R- Co.), carpenter and 

builder, I6 Sun, II. 42 do. 

Channel1 Howard, moved to Haverhill 

Chapell James, carpeutrr, hds. 85 Pine 

Chapel1 John, carpenter, bds. 85 Pine 

Chapi Abbp L., widow of Ezra H., bds. 852 Main 

Chapin Charles L., traiu baggage master, F. R. It.. h. 60 

Turner 

[scllool 

Chapin Frank W., inspector, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 2.57 

Chapin George H., painter, 9 Prospect, h. 257 School 

Chapin Ruby, died Aug. 6, 1892 

Chapman Horace H.. clerk, 611 M:\in, h. i Mt. Pleasant 

Chapman John, clerk (B.), rms. 15 Robbins 

Chapman Sarah Niss h. 595 Main 

Charles Edward, dill painter, Am.W.W.Co., h. 1.5 Myrtle 

CharlesGeorge, teamster.J.J. S.Peterson s,Riverriew pl., 

bds. do. 

Charles Henry, h. 21 Robbins 

Chnrleton Patrick, l:tborerl bds. rear 18 Calvarv 

Chase Aaron, carpenter. h. 24 Cross 

Chnse Caroline M., widow ofAsa C., h. 25 Gordon , 

Chase Charles C., basket worker (Somerville), h. Quince 

Chase Charles E.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 201 Ash 

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HASE CHARLES F.,ttwmt officer, constable.and 

collector, 621 Main, rm. F, and janitor, High st. 

Primary school, II. 77 Gushing (see page 10) 

Chase Edpar H., machinist, bds. 201 Ash 

Chase Edwin, moved out West 

Chase George E., bds. Charles C. Chase’s, Quince * 

Chase Joseph W..machinist, Atn.W. W.Co.,h.encl of%ich 

HASE SARAH A. MISS, d jrist, dry and fancg 

c goods, 104 llloudy, opp. Warner’s blk., h. do. (see 

Index) 

Chase Simpson E., janitor, South Grammar school, h. 

188 Chestnut 

Chase William H., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 101 Crescent 

Chatfield Daniel B., machinist,B. Mnfg.Co., h. 42 Francis 

Cheney Henry M. At. \V. W. Co., h. 83 Gardner 

Cheney Joseph A., h. 248 Main 

Chcney Napoleon, moved to West Cambridge 

Cheney’s Orchestra, H. M. Cheney, manager,210$ Moody 

Cheney William E., h. 14 Sharon 

Cheney William F., janitor, High school, h.187 Hammond 

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ClG2L For sale)by all daelers. 

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P;ALTEIA!d [(-j] I)IRECTORY 95 

Cheslev E. Gertrude XT&, bookkeeper. Waltham Grain 

Cb., IO Pclton, bda. 44 Hammond 

Chessman .J. Albet-t, salesman (U.) T h. 48 Hall 

Chevalier .4d:t I

96 WALTHAM [c] DIP~ESTOXY 

ITY MARKET, Joseph M.Quinn, prop.,provisions, 

c 81 iUoody (see page 609) 

City Stnbles, Pond, opp. Pond ave. 

Claffey Alfred J., bds. 34 Curtis 

Claffey Eliza J. Miss, tlermatoligist, Ms. 34 Curtis 

Clxffey Susan, widow of Patrick, b. 34 Curtis 

Clagg James, at II. Mnfg. Co., bds. 9G Calvary 

Cl,ab:~uc John T., plumber, 7 Feiton, h. at Concord 

Clapp Chzrles,confectionery mnfr.and dealer, 181 Moody, 

11. 343 Crescent 

Clapp Gilmer, clerk (IS.), bds. Linden, II. Main [Main 

Clnpp Harriet B. widow of tJames H., h. Linden, near 

Clapp hfunroe, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 93 Crescent 

Clark Adelbert F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 298 Newton 

Clark Alden, bookkeeper, G. Frank Frost, 33 Moody, h. 

off Lexington, opp. 402 

Clark Alvah W., f>Lncy iron worker (19 Portland, IS.), II. 

48 Vernon 

Clark Eiertbz L. Miss, principal, 

[V ernou 

Roberts school, hds. 39 

Clark Charles, died, ,Jno. 16, 1892 

Clark Charles E., m,zchiuist, am. W. W. Co., house 55 

Cherry 

Clark Charles W., clerk (30 Winter, IS.), h. 20 Common 

Clark Elizabeth D. Mrs., dressmaker, 30 Walnut. 11. do. 

Clark Elizabeth 31. Miss, h. Linden, n. R. R. crossing 

Clark Il;uoch It , master mnriuer, 11. 68 Chestnut 

Clurk Il:ugene S., moved to Saudwich 

Clark Everett D., at Am. IV. W. Co., 11. 320 crescent 

Clark Frnuk A., at W. 13. & I). Works, bds. 203 River 

Clark Frank O., clerk (IS.), btls. 68 Chestnut 

Clark Frank K., harness mufr. (Kempton pl., W. Newton), 

h. 96 Orange 

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LARK GEORGE A,, livery st:lCle and horse 

clipping, 39 Spruce, and at Am. W. W. Co., h. 15 

Spruce (see p. 616) 

Clark Georue W., house 39 Vernon 

Clark Har& D. Mrs., Ms. 110 Central 

Clark Harsy G., at Am. TV. W. Co., bds. 9G Orange 

Clark E-Tcnry C., boarding house, 365 River, h. do. 

Clark Henry M., carpenter, 11. 315 School 

Clark Henrv hl., Sousa 73 Adams 

Clark Jamei, laborer, h. 17 Fountain 

Clark James H., carpenter, Ms. 24 Sharon ’ 

Clark Jessie L. Miss, teacher, EZigb st. Primary school, 

PIIIS. 233 Mootlv 

Clark John R., macilinist, h. 64 Chestnut 

Clark John W., loom fixer, B. Mnfg. Co., 11. 49 New 

Grove 

Clark Joseph, machinist, 13. Xnfg.Co.,rms.lSO Lexington 

Clark Julius D., millman. Perry Rros., off Linden, house 

Massnsoit, 01m. Rlasuasoit ct. 

BUTl RICK’ iUMBER CO,, 

HOWE 

& RICE, 

Proprietors. 

>g&!! Moulded Finish and Mouldings, Mantles, -#$$, 

jtk$$ . . Balusters, Posts, Etc. $$ Q 

MILL, FELTON ST1PEET, on F. R. It

Clark Lizzie E‘. Mrs., hoarding house, 148 Adams 

Clark Lowell, h. 68 Lyman 

Clark Maria Miss, h. 68 Lyman 

Clark YIary A. Miss, dressmaker, 16 Stearns, Ms. do. 

Clark Mary RI. Miss, h. Lindey. near 11. 8. crossing 

Clark Xyra .J. Miss, died Jan. 19, 1890 

Clark Robert W., machiuist (Newton). lx 52 Myrtle 

Clark Samuel E., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 333 Crescent . 

Clark Sarah A. Mrs., boarding house, 73 Adams 

Clark Sheldon C., trav. salesman, J. L. T. Mnfg. CO., 

Roberts crossing, h. 153 Chestnut 

Clark Thomas, laborer. h. 69 Oak [ Felton 

Clark Thomas A., mule spinner, IE. JInfg. Co., house 85 

Clark Wallace E., at Am. W. W. Co.. bds. 310 Crescent 

Clark Walter B., gardener, 1~. T. Paiue, Beaver. h. do., 

near Lexington 

Clark William H., lawyer, h. Linden, n. R. R. crossing 

Clark William J., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co.. bds. 17 Fountain 

Clark William L. (W. W. Clark & Son), grocer, 691 

Main, house 38 Commcn 

Clark William V., driver, 130 Uoody, rms. ‘72 Taylor 

Clark William W. (W. W. Clark & Son), grocer, 691 

&in, h. 140 School 

Clark Winter H., at U. S. W. Co., rms. 83 Cherry 

Clark W. W. & Sou (William W. and William L. Clark), 

grocers, 691 l\lain 

Clark, see Clarke 

Clarke Adelman E.. bookkeeper, bds. ‘23 South [Abams 

Clarke Annie M. Miss, clerk, Am. W. W. CO., btls. 206 

Clarke Earl H., bds. 148 Adams 

Clarke Edwin M., at Am. W.-W. Co., h. 92 Brown 

Clarke Fleda M., widow of Fred C., h. ‘73 Chestnut 

Clarke Frank A., printer, house 148 Adams 

Clarke Fred C., died Nov. 11, 1890 

Clarke Jessie B. Miss, teacher, Orange st. Grammar 

school, bds. 311 iUootlp 

Clarke Randolph K. (Clarke & Hyde), Boston Branch 

Clothing Co., 136 Moody, h. at Boston 

Clarke Willis W., jewel inspector, Am. W. W. CO., 1~. 

23 South 

Clarke & Hyde (Randolph I

98 XvbLTI-TA!U [(,1-j DIRECTORY 

Clasby dadie .T. Miss, bookkeeper, 80 Charles, bds. do. 

Clay Alfred C., at Am, W. W. Co , 11. 158 Lowell 

Clay Georg A., pnytnaster, 8. Unfg. Co., off Moody, h. 

at Watert.own 

Clayton George,4 teamster+ J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., house 

5 Winthrop 

Clayton Thomas S., at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 89 Alder 

Clearg Michael, weaver, N. Mfg. Co., Ms. 409 &ret. 

Cleary Michael II., moved to Boston 

Cleary William, moved lo Newton 

Clellnnd John It., moved out of city 

Clement Harry. weaver, 13. Mfg. Co., brls. 409 River 

Clement Murray I)., paymaster, Am. W. W. Co., Crescent, 

house 319 do. 

Clement Wiil I)., student, 78 Crescent, rms. 157 do. 

Clifford Antoinette, widow of Willinrd, bds. 90 Taylor 

Clifford ,John, boards rear 152 School 

CliA’ord John W., bookkeeper, 14 Felton, h. 53 Francis 

Clifford Owen, laborer, 11. rear 152 School 

ClifYord Stephen I., bottler, bda. rear 156 School 

Clifford Wheelock h’., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

350 Mood v 

Clines Juliu, w&low of Patrick, h. 10 Williams 

Clisham Xichael, blacksmith, bds. P Sheridan’s, Nunroe 

avenue 

Cloonen Thomas, moved to Wrighton 

Cloran Edward. laborer, II. 5 Fdundr,y blk., Foundry ave. 

Cloran .John, I:tborer, bds. rear 203 Grove 

Cloran Plttrick. Inborer;h. rear 203 Grove 

Clough Albion F., boards 42 Prospect 

CLough George W., clietl Nov. 2, 18d9 

C;ough Harriet C., witlow of George W., h. 79 ETigh 

Clough Hxttie 11:. Miss, music teacher, 79 High, bds. do. 

Clough *John W., at Am. W. W. Co., hds. 79 High 

Clough Milford C. (Clough & Adams), provisions, 46 

Spruce, II. 34 Cnshing 

LOUGH & ADAMS (Milford C. Clough ‘and 

c E;rnest I’. Ad;lms), provisions and fish, 46 S~I’UCI! 


Clout James, weaver. 13. Mfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Cloves Frank EI., at A. W. W. Co., h. 12 Stearns 

Cluff Aaron M.. provisions, b. 1 Maple Terrace 

Cluff George M., clerk, 199 Moody, bds. 1 Maple Terrace 

Cobb Alfred C., freight clerk (F. It. It., U.), rms.8 Grant 

Cobb Annie C:&rr~., bookkeeper, 723 Stain, rms. 8 Grxnt 

Cobb Carrie P. Mrs., house 27 Francis 

TOBK CLIFFORD S. (Central Dry Goods Co.), 

c 107 and 109 Moody, rms. 49 Crescent(see pige 92) 

Cobb Edward I., died Jan. 26, 1890 

Cobb F,dward W., died Feb. 21, 1891 

Cohl) .John E., clerk, 107 Moods, rms. 49 Crescent 

T’RY McNA1BB’S 

Genuhe Cor7c SoZe Shoes, $3.00 and $4.00. 

’ Methodiat Bldg., Waltham.

WBLTIIBBI [c] DIRECTORY 99 

Cobb Julia E., widow of Charles A., 11. 66 Hall 

Cobb Pt~iscilla B. Mrs., died April 3. 1892 

Cobb Reuben H., clerk, 10 Common, 11. 27 Francis 

Cobb Sarah H., widow of William S., Ms. 144 Lowell 

Cobb William W., music teacher, 42 Schoul, h. do. 

Cobe Nathan, maunger, Hub Clothing Store, 6 Elm, bds. 

177 Summer 

Cobleigh Charles H., trav. salesman (B.). bds. 26 Adams 

Cobleigh Zimri H., cutter (B.), 11. 26 Adaus 

Coburn Adeline W $ widow of Benjamin F., 11.20 Robbins 

Coburn Artdrew S., boards 126 Ash 

Coburn Joseph, moved to Cambridge 

Colntrn Lorenzo, teamster, 115 Bacon, h. 27 Fraacis 

Coburn Maggie Mrs., house 23 Noonan 

Cochran Jue V., agent, ~oonis 34 \,Valnut 

Cochrane Isaac, house Felton, near Browns’ laue 

Cochrane James, moved to Helmout 

Cochrane Rlichael, laborer, h. Kschnnge st. place 

CodyerMqaret, widow of Thomas, h. %53 Calvary 

Codyer Peter M., tinsmith (Cambridge), b. 253 Calvary 

Codyer Thomas F., engitteer, 226 Calvary, h. 61 do. 

Cot: Harrie I,.. druggist (M\lt. Auburn), h. 99 Pine 

Coen Delia Miss, house 80 Oak 

Coen John, laborer, \V. B. Br D. Works, b. 77 Willow 

Coen *Julia, wid:)w of Dennis, b,ls. 1 River ave. * 

Coen Martin, grocer, 7 Moore, Ii. 95 Calvary 

Coen Michael. laborer, h. Parker’s lane 

Coen Patrick J., hostler, B. Mfg. Co., h. 1 River ave. 

Coen Rose: widow of Luke, Lt. 80 Oak 

Coeu Thomas, laborer, bds. M. Coett’s, Parker’s lane 

Coffin John S., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 30 High 

Cogswell William L., time keeper, Am. IV. IV. Co., house 

lG5 Chestnut 

Colbyrn Arthur L.,orqan builder(Weston),h.32 H:tmmond 

Colburn Charlie E., clerk, It. 36 Gushing 

Colhurn Edwin T., shoetnaker, Prospect at bridge, house 

99 s0ut11 

Colburn George &I., at U. S. TV. Co., h. 126 Ash 

Colburn Gilbert, boards 112 Crescent 

Colburn Herbert H., at Am. W. W. Co., It. 56 Maple 

Colburn Martin V., engitreer, stone crusher, Pond, house 

3 Winthrop 

Colburn Matilda Miss, bds, Lelantl Home for Aged Women, 

21 Newton 

Colburn Nancy MM., died June 14, 1890 

Colburn Perrin B., produce, k. 858 Main 

Colburn Samuel B., carpenter, II. 23 Gushing 

Colburn \Villiam G., at Am. \Y. W. Co., 11. 112 Crescent 

Colburn William W. Rev.. house 644 Cherry 

Colby Edwarcl I,., driver, 1241 Main, bds. do. 

Colby Elizabeth C. Xrs., died Dec. 12, 1891 

P&ICE*~ Wood, Barker & Co., 

the Lowest 

LUINKBEFL 

in the City. Knin street, Woltbs,m-

L 

Colbv Eileri A., widow of Tho.n.~s R., housekcep~r, 47 

-Adal,,s 

Colby 13. Joseph, teamster, D.&z I. Mfg.&. .11.12 \Villow 

Colby George (+., bookkeepsr (B.), h. 86 nxyrt1e 

Colby James IV. (.Johu W. l&less & Co.), l,rusic and 

fancy goods, iii hIoo iv, h. at Campelio 

Colby Lizzie Claude Miss, died March 2, 1890 

Colby S:Lrah F. Mrs., moved to Kew York 

Colby Susrn L’., widow of Levi, Ms. 65 ‘l’arlor 

Colcord Amelia, E., widow of William, dressmaker, 29 

Spruce, house do. 

Colcutt Fred, boards 121 Ash 

Colcutt M:lry Mrs., liou3e 121 Bsh 

Cul~lwzil ISred LX., farmer, II. West, near Winter 

Coldwell Hiram, farmer aud milkman, II. West, I). Winter 

Cole Albert L., lunch room, 976 Xoody, 11. 303 Crescent 

OLE ALTON B. (American Laundry Co.), 130 to 

c l:ici Newton, h. at Watertowu (see back cover) 

Cole Arthur L. (GeoErion & Cole) ,carpenter and builder, 

101 Urown, h. do. 

Cole Fred E-I., engineer, IV. G. L. Co., h. 357 Moody 

Cole Fr:lucis J., died Jan. 16, 1890 

Cole Harry &I.. optician (6 Bromfield, B.) btls. 477 &in 

Cole tJ,zcltso~~ W., metal worker (B.), h. 477 &Mu 

@le Jconie F. Miss. clres+maker, 6X A(lnma, rms. do. 

Cole Jeunie S. Miss, house 63 Prospect 

Cole Mary, widow of Samuel. h. 20 Gardner 

C;ole Sarah A., widow of David W., h. 327 Moody 

Cole WilL~ed A., contractsr, h. 99 Ash [near Emery 

Coleman Edward, teamster, 33 Moody, Ii. Puud avenue, 

Coleuian George A., student, id Crescent, rni3. 1 Spruce 

Coleman Johu, hostler, 12 Chu ch, his. Johu \Varren’s, 

Coleman .John, lnburer, bds. 14 blclienn 

Coleman Johu, laborer, h. Sevens ct. 

Coleman Patrick H., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. Edward 

Coleman’s, Poud ave. 

Collngan Walter G., clerk, 136 Moody, bcls. 130 Ch:~l>s 

Collertou John, dyer, 13. Mfg. Co.,, bdu. 409 River 

Collett Thomas, mason, h. I d Browns lnne 

Collius Sartlett, .loom fixer, Ii. ,\lassasoit ct., opp. Ceuter 

Collins Charles E.. stove mollnter, bds. 21 Elm 

Collius Dauiel, laborer, Nathtlu Sanderson, h. 10’7 Liucoln 

Collins Dauiel, machinist, rms. ;i5 Elm 

Collins Mizu, widow of Piltrick, h. 21 Elm 

Collins Il;lizabeth, widow of Richard, bds. 178 Charles 

Collins Prnn k M., clerk, 653 Main, bds. 96 1Sacon 

Collins George H., rooms 69 0rauge 

Collins George W., second baud. R. Mfg. Co.,h.252 River 

Collins James H., clerk, Hotel Waltham, Lesiugton, bds. 

Hotel \Valtham 

BUTTREK LUMBEB Ml,, ;:B;~)-s- 

Planing, Sawing, Turning. 


Collins ,James H., house 40 Alder 

Collins John, boiler maker. h. 119 Pine 

Collins Jo!ln, carpenter, bds. 310 River 

Collius John, laborer, h. 12 RIcKenn 

Collins John A., f:Lrmer, h. Farnsworth, n. Plymptou 

Collins John J., moved to Roxbury 

Collms Jeho P., sheet iron worker, bds. 119 Pine 

Collins Joseph, hds. 89 Willow 

CollioS Lavinia hrrs., died Feb. 1, 1891 

Collins Laura S. Miss, dressmaker, 58 Gushing, bds. do. 

Collins Mary Mrs., died May 18, 1892 

Collins hlary Ann Mrs., died Dec. 18, 1890 

Collins Mary P., widow of Peter, bds. Hotel Waltlmm 

Collins Michael, fireman, B. h1nfg: Co., II. 1GO Xervton 

Collins hlichael, laborer, bds. i5 Bxchange 

Collins 3Iicliael, teamster, FV. B. & D. Wks. h. 89 Willow 

Collins hficbael F., died Oct. 9, 1890 

OLLIKS MICHAIZL I’., prop,, Hotel Walthxmf 

c 13 to 19 Lexington, 11. do. (sre page 617) 

Collins Patrick, laborer, 11. 1 rear 175 School 

Collius Itichartl, farmer, bds. 119 Pine 

Collins ‘l’hama, widow of Samuel, Ii. 51 Scliool ave. 

Collins l’l~omas 8.) clerk, Hotel Waltham, bds. do. 

Collins Timothy J., laborer, h. 7 hfechanic 

Collins William J., oiler, B. hinfg. Co., bds. 9 Elm 

Colkbton John, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 117 T:~ylo~ 

Color Joseph, Isborer, bds. ‘i’i Fclton 

Colpitts Olive Miss, dressmaker, 25 Robbins, btls. do. 

Colton Catherine 3!‘. bliss, died Sept. 21. 1889 

Colton hIartin, Ii. 10 Clinton 

Colton hlartin, Jr., at B. hsnfg. Co., bds. 20 Clinton 

Comforter Lawrence, laborer, btls. 57 Willow 

Como Rosella Mrs., Iaundress, h. 2’7 Heard 

Comstock Sarah A., widow of Newton, h. 1’70 Chestnut 

Conant Elhridge R., civil engineer (Newton), rms. 342 

Moody 

l 

Connnt Lutnan E., II. 118 Weston 

[Crescent 

Connnt Bland C. h’Iiss, bookkeeper, i27 Main, rooms 96 

Conary Hoyt L., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 17 High 

Conarg Illartha M., widow of Alvin G., 11. I7 High 

Concsl;nou John J., laborer, bds. 50 Calvary 

Concannon hlichael, mason, 11. 3 Calvary 

Concannon hlichael, mason, 11. 50 Chlvary 

Concannon Patrick H., lelter carrier, I. O., b. 50 Calvary 

Concannon Thomas, laborer, 11. Massasoit, n. I\lassasoit ct. 

Concannon Thomas I., moved to Newark, N. J. 

Condell Emily M. Mrs., teacher of dancing, W. N. C. 

school, Lexington, bds. do. 

Condon J:~mcs, farmer, C. L. Wellington, Trapelo road, 

house at Lexington 

Cvndon John, laborer, bds. 7 Oak 

ATWOOD c& SESAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Block. 

FURNACES, RANGES and STOVES, 


102 WALTHAM [(-j] 1)IRECTORY 

Cottdliu Andrew J., laborer. 582 Main, bds. 94 School 

Condlin, see Conlin 

Cone RIichael, at W. C. pi D. Works, bds. 'ii Willow 

Cone Rose, widow of Luke. h. 80 Oak 

Codan John, molder, bds. 20 Got-ham 

Conley Coleman, laborer, bds. A. B. Patrick’s, South 

Con1e.v Idecuis, laborer, Roberts’ Paper Mill, South, h. 

at Westol~ 

Corrley John A., slnter and tin roofer, h. 29 Gorham 

Cortlitt Matilda, wido:v of .James, h. 49 Cedar 

Conn:tir John, moved to Dorclrester 

Connair Mary, widow of Patrick, It. 2, rear 155 School 

Connair Michael, laborer, b&t. 2, rear 175 School 

Connair Patrick, laborer, bds. 2, rear 175 School 

Counair Stephen, laborer, bds. ‘2, rear 175 School 

Convair Thomns, tnoalder, II. 4 Foundry block 

Cotlnair Thomas, night gateinan, Bacon-street crossing, 

a C. &I. IL. It., bds. 216 School 

Connair, see also Kinnear 

Cottnaugittott Patrick, clerk, 179 School, bds. 228 do. 

Cottnnuglttou, see also Connerton 

Conne:trney James B., milkmao, Trapelo road, neat 

Forest, h. do. 

Connearttey Thomas. teamster, 33 Moody, 11. 86 Exchange 

Cottnettrney, see Connerny, also Counerney [River 

Couwli Andrew, warp dresser, li. Mufg. Co., bda. 4:33 

(Amneil tloh~~, laborer, h. 481 Rivet 

Cottnell John E., carder, blls. 432 River 

Connell Thomas. farmer, John It. E‘arnum’s, Main, 11. do. 

Connell, see O’Connell 

Cottneliey Coleman, paper maker, It. 38 Cross 

Comnelley I)anie! 1’. H., book keeper (U), Ms. 24 Gorham 

Connelley Dennis, laborer, at Rotter& Mill, South, house 

at \i’estott 

Connelley Edward, l:tb,rer. IL South, II. IEoberLs Mill 

Connelley Frank &I , driver, X7 11:schange, btls. do. 

Conttelle~ James,%ty laborer. h. Emery, near Bacon 

Conuelley John, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 38 Cross 

Connelley John, clers. 51 Charles, h. 44 Calvary 

Conneiley JO~II, h. 218 Newton 

Connelley John, laborer, h. 12 Clinton 

Connelley M~try A. Miss, IL 10 Cross 

Connelley Michael, bds. Michael Hanley’s, Halls place 

Connelley MiLltael, laborer, bds. rear 1X3 Grove 

Cottnelley Michael, laborer, It. Cutter, near Cedar 

Counelley Michael, laborer, bds. 37 Felton 

Cunnelley Nicltael, laborer, h. Neveus court 

Gonnelley Michael, laborer, bds. 218 Newton 

Conneliey Michael. died May 7, 189 I 

Conoelley Michael F., teamster, It. Mxssaeoit, opp. Cent’er 

C0nuelley Ptlicltael T., grocer, 5t Cliarlcs, Ii. 55 do. 

SSil

Connelley Patrick, laborer, bds. 62 Calvary 

Cottnelley Patrick, moulder, h. 13 John 

Connelley Stephen ‘I’., teamster, 33 RIoody,h.86 Exchange 

Connelley Thomas, teamster, 87 Exchange, h. do. 

C’onnelley Michael I., luborer, h. end bchool av. 

Connelley Michael J., laborer, bds. James Connelley’s, 

Emery 

Connelly Stephen, teamster, bds. Michael Connelley’s, 

Nevens ct. 

Connor Charles D., bds. 163 Chestnut 

Cocner Charles I,.. died January 15, 1592 

Conner Ela F., widow of Charles L,, h. 70 Alder 

Conner Eugene A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 32 Prospect av. 

Conner Sarah A., widow of Samuel, h. 33 South 

Conner, see Connor also Connors 

Connertou Mary, widow of John, bds Mrs. Mary Mama-ion’s, 

RIassasoit 

Connerton see Connaugltton 

Conneroeg Michael! laborer, B. Mnfg. Co., h. r. 30 Heard 

Connerny Annie ‘I’., Miss, nurse, bds. 249 Calvary 

Conucrny Delia A. J. Miss, dressmaker, 249 Calvary, 

bds. do. 

Connerny IUartin, laborer, h: 209 Grove 

Connerny Blartin. fireman, at B. Mcfg. Co., h. 216 Felton 

Connerny Martin, carpenter, btls. 24Y Calvary 

Coutterny Michael, laborer, 11. off 214 Felton 

Connerny Michael, laborer, h. Mnssasoit, c. Massasoit ct. 

Connerny Michael, laborer, h. 249 Calvery 

Conoerny Xicltnel, Jr., carpenter, bds. 249 Calvary 

Connerny Blary, widow of Patrick, h. r. 42 Prospect 

Connerny Patrick, laborer, 239 School, 11. 61 Exchange 

Conrterny Thomas J., laborer, bds. 209 Grove 

Conoernv, see Connearney, also Connerney 

Conners‘l’errance, laborer, house 1% Oak 

Connerton Bridget, widow of John, 12. 219 School 

Connitf’ Peter, stone mason, bds. 11.5 Pond 

Connolly James J., at W. B. & D. Works, bds. 75 River 

Connoily John F., clerk, iO7 Main, btls. 194 Pine 

Connolly J&u I., driver, 5i.5 Main, bds. 75 River 

Contdlp .Joseph A., apothecary, 0:lk, cot-. Newton, bds. 

134 Taylor 

Connolly Maggie T., Miss, dressmaker, 86 Felton, h. do. 

Connolly Margaret >lrs., died Feb. 1, 1890 

Connolly hlartin, gardener, A. AI. Gobdale, Bacon, h. afi 

West Newton . 

Connolly Mary Mrs., 11. 73 River 

Connolly Xiultael, laborer, at B. Mnfg. Co., It. r.70 Church 

Connolly Nichuel J., lumber surveyor, 56 Felton, bds. 4 

Hrown’s lane 

Conttolly 

__- 

Patrick, 

__ 

teamster, 5G Fulton, h. 4 Rrown’s lane 

Get Prices at rhe New wOoI~,BL~HKI!x & co., 

LUMBER 

. 

YARD, Bacon St., Waltham, 

ON MASS. CENT. P.R. 

7

Conuo\lv Thomas A., died April 29, 1,491 

Connolly ‘L’horn:~s E., clerk. 131 Willow, bds, 75 River 

Conuor Bridget, Niss, h. 18 Lawton pl. 

Connor CImrles E., moved to Ware 

Connor Hannah E. Miss, II. end Riverview PI. 

Connor, see Conner, also Col;nors 

Connors Cecelia Mrs., died August 29, 1890 LCenter 

Connors IhmeGck I

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WALTHAM [(-jj I~IRECTORY 105 

Cook Henry H., at Am. IV. W. Co., h. 148 Lowell 

Cook Jeunie Mrs., Ms. 316 Newton 

Cook do1111 W., student, bds. W. E;. Cook’s, Trapelo rd. 

Cook Maria M. nIrs.. died +pternber 9, 1891. 

Cook Robert. Ms. ‘i3 Robhins 

Cook Sown H., widow of \Villiam W., h. 32 Maple 

Cook ~\‘illard C., II. 31 C’heq 

C0ok William E., farmer, II. Trnpelo, rd., n. Forest 

Cook William E., Jr., moved to J,Fnn 

Cooley John, at \I;. 1). & D. \Vorks, h. 215 River 

Cooley Michael, at \V. 1~. & I). Works, h. 202 River 

Coolidge Charles, died RI:lrutr 25, 1891 

Coolidge Daniel S. (Waltham Steam Laundry), 13 Cresceut, 

h. at Cambridge 

Coolidge Joho E., olerk (B.), bds. 90 Taylor 

Coolidge John I.. overseer wash room, W. B. & D. 

Works, h. 90 Taylor 

Coolidge Kezia, widow of Charles, h. 16 Harvard 

Coolidge Lottie Nrs., 11. 47 Alder 

~OOLTI~BE, CASWELL & CO. (Daniel S. 

G Coolidge, George B. Caswell and George I). Chamberlaiu), 

propr’s \Valtbam Steam Laundry, 18 Crescent 

(see back cover) 

Coombs James W.: at Am. W. IV. Co., h. 85 Vernon 

Cooney .James J., teamster, bds. 2 Day 

C~oney Richard, teamster, h. 2 Day 

Cooney William S.. gardener, bds. r. 89 Francis 

Cooper Joseph, organ maker, bds. 3 Flood 

Coppenger Joseph I!‘.‘., student (Brighton), bds. 28 Moore 

Coppenger Mary, widow of John, h. 2r3 Moore 

Collpenger Sarah V. Miss, clerk, B.Mnfg.Co., b. 26 Moore 

Culbpeuger Thomas, laborer, bds. 121 Pond 

Corbett Marx A. Niss, house 191 School 

Corbett Peter, city laborer, house 191 School 

106 I’VALTHAhf [c] DIlEECTOKY 

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C‘orcornn Patrick J., laborer, boartls 196 Willow 

Cor’coran Thomas, bookkeeper (I).), bds. 51 Furwell 

Corey Amos, died Nov. 5, 1889 

Corey Clara It. Mrs., died Feb. 4, 1890 

Corey Clark B., moved to East Barnard, Vt. 

Corey George F. died March 13, 1890 

Corey TItusa Ril3., died IalK!ll 1, 1891 

Corker1 Cornelius, time keeper, Benefit, car. Elm, bds. 

74 Pine 

Corley Frank A., moved to Charlestown 

Corley John M., moved to Califor;;ia 

Corley IVilliam, moved to San Fraucisco, Cal. 

Morley William J., laborer, house 146 Willow 

Corliss Kllen, widow of Arad E., house 67 Lowell 

Cormey Charles J., clerk, 130 Moody, bds. 41 Spring 

Cormey George G., died Feb. 14, 1892 

Cormcy ,John E., carpenter. boalds 44 Spring 

Cormey Mary, widow of Samuel. h. 44 Spring 

Cormier Fabian, teamster, h. %5 Noonan 

Cormier Johu, laborer, bds. 151 Felivn 

Wormier *Joseph, painter, 154 hlooclp, Ms. 8 Fern 

Cormier Martha, widow of James, II. 92 Francis 

Cormier Philip, wearer, B. Dlufg. Co., hds. 8 Fern 

Cormier Simon, laborer, b. 8 Pern 

Cormier Thomas S., carpenter, h. 92 Francis 

Cormier ‘I’iluothy, carpenter. h. 9 Noonau 

Coruwell Albert H., at Am. W. W. Co., rtns. 148 Lowell 

Corowsky BetseyMiss,varietystore,ll’i Charlcs,h. 115 do. 

Corowsky Jacob, h. 115 Charles 

Corrigan Bridget, widow of Jlichnel, h. 354 River 

Corrigan John, teamster, 56 Felton, h. 36 Charles 

Corruth Cnrlos E., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 53 Grant 

Cosgrove John, laborer, h. 22 Fern 

Cosgrove John, laborer, h. 28 WhItcomb [do 

Cosgrove Martin, gardener, Benj. Worcester, Bacon, btls. 

Costello Edward J., plumber’s helper, Ms. 502 River l 

Costello Elizabeth, widow of William, II. 302 River 

Costello F. Joseph, tinsmith, 586 Main, rms. 63 Chestnut 

Costello James, at \V. 1%. & I). Works, Ms. 161 Hive1 

Costello John Mr.: hairdresser, boards 302 River 

Costello Margaret Miss, died Aug. 16, 1890 

Costello Rlartiu, laborer, h. 17 Kxchu~ge st. ct. 

Costello Mary A., widow of l(:clwal~d,Y~tlS. 67 Chestnut 

Costello Mary A., widow of James, h. 33 Jiiddle 

Costello Thomas, masou, bds, 30 Calvary 

Costello Thomas F., bds. 302 Rivcar [Kewton 

Costello Thorn:~s IV.; blacksmith, T-16 Main, bds. at West 

Costello Thomas W., bds. 164 Hive! 

Costello William 

E., rms. 104 Central 

CostelLo W. E., surveyor, Wm. H. Leatherbce & Son, 

bds. 10 Mechanic 

CHAS. P. McNABB & CO., 


Methodist Building, 4 Moody St,, Waltham,

\VALTHA&f [(-j] DlRECTORY 107 

Cotk .Jolrn. carpenter, btls. 134 l:,.lton 

Cot& .Joseph, czlrpenter, h. 36 Spring 

Cot& Pierre, carpenter. 1%. hlnfg. Co., bds. 2 River RV. 

Cotter Rllen A. Mrs., bosulit,g house 2-i Feltou 

Cotter ‘I’lrotn:~s B , base ball plaser, bds. 28 Gordon 

Cotter William, shoemaker. b. iS Felton 

Catting A~nnndn C., widow of Jessie G., 11. 95 Grant 

Catting Hel~ry P., stable foreman, rear 641 Main, bds. 

95 Gr:irlt 

Catting M:II.,s E. Miss teacher (Lynn), Ms. 9,j Grant 

Cotton Charles IL, conductor, N. St. Ry. Co., bds. 13 

Harvartl 

Cotton Rhoda L. Mrs., died Feb. 16, 1891 

Coupl~lz+n P:ltrick, teamster, bds. rear 187 School 

Cougl&~u William, stone mason, h. rear 137 School 

Coult Samuel, machinist, Am. IV. W. Co., II. 2 Highl;\ntl 

[,I. 

Coulter Aml)rosina T. Mrs., died June 23, 1890 

Coulter William. starter (W. ,JI:. St. Ry. Co, IS.), rms. 18 

Prospect av. 

Court House, Lrsington near Main 

Cousens Ihxl E., farmer, h. off L,iucoln near Lake 

Cousens Ivorv I,. , maclriuist, 1%. Mnfg. Co., h. 8 1 Gardner 

Corw2ns N. \Yilliam, phpsiciaa, 207 Moody, rms. do. 

Cousins Heuljen, moved to Pu’ewburJ-port 

Covill .Johu A., at Am. W. IV. Co., h. 144 Brown 

Coviil Susan W., widow of John, h. 101 Brown 

Cowan .Johu Rev., II. 22 Fern 

Cowen l%elle Miss, II. i0 Cliurcl~ 

Cowen Hernard B., died Oct. 4, 1891 

Cowles George W., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 869 Xyrtle 

Cox Alitia Map Mrs., died Sept. 16, 1890 

COS Charles M., manager. Waltham Grain Co. 10 Felton, 

II. :tt Melrose Highlands 

Cos Frank I’. (Cos & Kesne), marble worker, 531 Main, 

h. 12 LeooaPtl 

Cos James IS., b jokkeeper and clerk, the U. S. IV. Co., 

ma. 28 Prospect - 

Cos ‘Patrick, curd grinder (Lowell). h. 18 Water 

OX THOMAS, proi)rietor, Prospect House, 881 

c &lain h. do (see page 14) 

Cox William H., moved to Watertowa 

OX & l

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108 WALTHAM [c] J)IRFCTORP 

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Coyne Jacob cigar mskcr. 95 Moody, h. at Roston 

Cr:Lf@ Cha~,les l’.. machiriist, house 213 Mootlp 

Crafts Charlotte, h. 69 Grant 

Crafts John C., coachman, A. A.WbeeIock’s, Soutl1.h. do. 

Crafts L. Ad:1 i!Irs., drersm:tker, 17 Charles, h. do. 

Cr:ifis hiande 1%. Miss. died Juue 18, 1892 

Crafts Myra A. Xiss, Christian Scientist, 213 Moody 

house tic.. 

Crafts Witbur N., watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co., house 

DePb,v.llear Mootly 

RAFTS WlLLIAM D., furnit’ure and piano 

c mover, 37 Chrles, h. do. (see p. GPO) 

Craig Carrie A. Miss, stenographer, 115 Bacon,boards 46 

Souttl. 

Craig Harriet, widow oFHiram R., It. 46 South 

Craig SamueI, tailor, 200 JIoody, bds. 11 Gordon 

Crarr~ Alfred E., clerk (I%), bds. 427 Moody 

Cram Henrietta 1% Mrs., dressmaker,30 Lexington, b.do. 

Cram L. Fred, painter, [I. Mt. Pleasant 

Cram Mary 31. Miss, dressmaker, 427 Moody, bde. do. 

Cram Stephen B., farmer, house 427 Jloodv 

Cram S. Walter. shoemaker (Newtonville). h. 44 Cut%is 

Crandwll Albert Y.. organ builder (Weston), b. 32 

Hammond 

Crnndell Joseph H., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., h.2.52 Ash 

Crane Charles R., cigar mxker, 97 doody, h. 109 L’inc 

Crane Fannie Miss, nurse, bds. 564 Main 

YRANE GEORGE I., baker, 218 Moody, house 65 

c Cuslling (see Index) 

Craw John, Laborer, bds. J. Flenling’s, off ScltooI ave. 

Crane Timothy, hiborer, bds. 3. Fleming’s, off School av. 

Cranky Stephen, at II. Mnfg. Co.. bds. 42 Spruce 

Crawford James, tiird Julv 16, 1892 

Crawford Robert I)., I )aintcr, 25 Exchange, Ms. 17 

Whitney :ivenue 

Creasv Lvdia A. Mrs., rms. 34 School 

Creav”ill i)ennis, clerk, 220 River, bds. 222 do. 

Creed F. Henry, at Am. \V. W. Co., btls. 32 Brown 

Creed Thomas *J., clerk, 6 Elm, bds. Ii7 Summer 

Cleedon John A., b:lggage master, and teirgrnpher, T,exing,ton 

street station, C. 31. R. R., bds. 9-1 School 

REGAN W1LLIA.R~ H., dentist, 6di Main, room 

c 5, bds. Hotel Wallban, (see p. 90) 

Creighton Walter C.. clel,l; (I

WAT=I’BAM [c 1 DIRECTORY 109 

Cracker George F., asst. bookkeeper, 20 Frlton, btls. 78 

Lexington 

Cracker George R. painter, h. 13 Charles st. ave. 

Crombie Herbert S., machiuist, h. I14 Lowell 

Cromie Sarah, widow of John, 11. 20 Elm 

Cronin Daniel,farm hnud, C. E:. Lawrence’s, TrapeIo road 

Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, house 14 Stearus 

Cronin John J., bds. 14 Stearns 

Cronin Michael,lal)orer~~V. W. W.,h. William, n. F. R.R. 

Crouin hlichaei C., laborer, h. 2 Fouudry block, Foundry 

aveuue 

Cronin Michael J., moved to rAytIn 

Crosbv Amelia C., widow of,dohn icI.. 11. 9X Chestnut 

Crash; Charles, Itarncss maker, 59Y M:lin, rms. 34 School 

Crosbi Charles G., moved to Vermont 

Crosby Edward H., house 9 Lowe!1 

Crosby Jacob H., carpenter, h. 10s Taylor 

Crosby 6. Howard, at Am. W. W. Co., Il. 50 Cherrv 

Crosby Sarah B., widow of Charles W., 11. 11 Cent& 

Crosl)~ Sophis K. Nrs., died Aug. 5, 1832 

Crossmau Hannah lK.. widow of Charles C., boards 15 

Hartwell 

Crough Charles W., prop., Waltham Dye House, Benefit, 

car. Whitcomb 

Crouse J. Alouzo, driver, 210 1lood~7, rms. 51 Chestnut 

Crocrse i\lillege, blacksmith (Westou), bds. 41 1 1Iain 

Cruu3e William, driver, 310 Moo(lp, btls. 51 Chestnut 

Croutbers E. I(., at Am. W. \V. Ctb., rms. 143 Lowell 

Crowe Simon, carpenter, II. 17 Oak 

Crowe Spurgeon, at 1%. hlufg. Co., bds. 41 Spruce 

Cruwell Sylvia A., widow of Ezra F., h. 10 Myrtle 

Croweil Uah ‘I’., bds. 16 Chestnut 

Crowell William A., engiueer, 130 Newton, house 110 

Cushiug 

Crowlcy Frank D., moulder, 115 llacon. II. 154 Charles 

Crowley Iliichael, laborer, bds. 28 Lexington 

Crowleg Michael J., second hand, B. &Infg. Co.,bds. 409 

River 

Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, 2T Common, bds. 115 

Pond 

Cr,owther George H., blacksmith, Am. W. ‘I’. Co., house 

468 Main 

Crue Joseph, carpenter. II. 129 Bfoody 

Culkeen John, mason, h. 13 Cednl 

Culkeen hlichnel, farm 11and.A. T. I’ierce’s,Reaver,h. do. 

Cullen James, we:~ver, U. hlofg. Co., bds. 341 River 

Cullen Thomas \V., tin plate ant1 shtet irou worker, 7 

Felton, 

1~. 216 Newton 

C’ummings Charles P., 11. 77 Harvard 

Cummings Jennet It., widow of George, bds. F3 Orange 

(‘lllnlni;l_vs .JO~III D , hicvcles, 6 Crescent. rms. 34 High 

A’!lfWOOD &T SHAW, 


PLU%BlNG and GAS FITTlNG, 


Cummings John S., a t Am. W. W. Co., r. 310 Crescent 

Cunniffe Catherine F ‘., widow of Yntric;k, h. 1 i Suu 

Cunniffe Patrick, died April 23. 1891 

Cunningham Arthur V., muulder, h. Oal\; COT. Newton 

Cunningham Catherine, widow of John, boardiug-house 

103 Feltan 

Cunningham Herbert N. Rev., rector, Christ church 

Cunningham Ira W., freight clerk (B. & RI. R. R., B.), 

11. 235 Moody 

Cunuingham James, blacksmith. 746 Main, h. 3 Gorham 

Cunningham John 6.. m:\chinist. I&. 3 Gorham . 

Cunningham Mnrion I:. Uiss, milliner, bds. 235 11oody 

Cunningham Mary Miss, 11. 8 Lawton pl. 

Cunningham Mary R1rs , died May 13, 1891 

Cunningham Ms~p 11;. Miss, h. rear 152 School 

Cunningham Matthias E’. clerk, 115 Bacon. b. 103 Felton 

Cuuningham Patrick, mason, bds. 11 Mechanic 

Cunningham Peter, at B. hfnfg. Co., h. 9 John 

Cunningham Richard I., carljeuter, Perry Rros., off Linden, 

h. 37 Pond 

Curdo Alexauder, l:\borer, 118 Bacon, h. 77 Feltou 

Curdo Remie, laborer, 118 Bacon, h. 57 Felton 

Curdo Rose, widow of Joseph, h. 77 Felton 

Curley James M., clerk (U.), rooms 34 High 

Curley Thomas, moved to Claremont, N. H. 

Curlin Joseph, painter, Ims. 11 Dartmouth 

Currao Daniel, laborer, bds. 3’37 River 

Curran Grace Miss, clerk, 133 Moody, bds. M. Curran’s, 

Auburn Terrace 

Curran James, pateman, Elm st. crossing, F. R. R. house 

168 School 

Currau Michaei. carpenter, h. Auburn Terrace 

Curran Nellie 11:. Miss, dressmaker, bds. XI. Currau’s, 

Auburn ‘l’errtice 

Curran, see Ccrrin 

Curran Andrew, molder, bds. 20 Gorham 

TURRIER ALVAH, B., carriage trimmer and 

c dealer, Music Hall ave., Il. 191 Charles (see p. 620)’ 

Currier Arthur M., gilder, Am. W. W. Co., bds. Prospect 

House 

Currier Herbert H., died Sept. 25, 1892 

Currin Richard, police, h. off West Dale,bey. Farnsworth 

Currin Thomas, stone cutter, 11. Williams, uear F. R. 1~. 

Curry John, laborer, h. 39 Clinton 

Curry John, Jr., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 39 Clinton 

CurLin Aathon~ A. (Waltham Foundry Co.), 71 Felton, 

house 16’1. do. 

Curtin Hanora, widnw of Andrew, bds. 162 Felton 

Curtin Patrick, driver, John It. Farnum. &fain, bds. do. 

Curtin Thomas F., laborer, h. l\lassasooit ct., cor.Center 

Curtis Benjamin F., provisions, 25 Derby, h. do. 

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HiMOKl3 r7. II: 1: l7CK 7‘;E I., 

m 

C&3, Togx~~lfi;~s, a, Smcbra 

0 . 5’7 

m LIti; xoody st., - - W.lJ,TIII~ 

CIGAlL For sale by dl delrlers.

Curtis IIcnr!-, died Nov. 13, 1892 

Curtis *Jane, wictow of Henry. h. 74 Church, suite 2 

Curtis .Johu l)., at, Atn. \V. W. Co., bcis. %42 Moody 

Curtis Lcaflie 13. Miss, teacher, Prospect street scl1001, 

1‘1115. 12 Prospect 

Curtis Susn~l E., widow of Woodbury, h. 99 Chestnut, 

Curtis Tl~otnas E.. driver, 130 Newton, h. l4i Robbins 

Curtis ‘I’. l

11s WALTHAM [D-j I)II;ECTOHY 

Cutter William S., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 301 Moody 

Cutter & Adams (Charles F. Cutter and Frauk D. Aditms) 

3 fish and provisions, 10 Common 

Cutting Albert I%., conductor, F. It. It., 11. 34 Harvnrd 

Cutting Benjamin L., wheelwright, Forest. near Trapulo 

road, II. do. 

Cutting Joseph. miikrnnn, 1241 Main. II. do. 

Cutting Laura A., widow of 8eujamiu I,., h. 7 Gibbs ct. 

Cultiug Sylvester L., moved to El+, III. 

DACEY OWES, laborer (Watertown) h. Williams, 

south of Felton 

Dab1 Carl, weaver. K. Mnfg. Co., 11. 105 Harvard 

Dakin Adrian, driver, E. W. Fnrley, Lincoln, bds. do. 

Dale Joseph TV., salesman (27 Winter, U.), Ii. 194 

Chestnut 

Dale Hosea R., c:lrpentcr, h. 41 Cherry 

Dale 0. A., painter, Il. 76 Gardner 

Daley Anthony J. (D&y & O’llonrke), teas, etc., 557 

Main, h. 24 Gartlncr 

Daley Charles, plumber, 586 Main, b. 95 Central 

Dsley Edward I.. clerk, Hotel Waltham: h. r. 485 Main 

Daley George, died Jan. 21, 1891 

Daley George F., bds. -120 River 

Daley John, Btigman, Stow street crossing, C. &I. R. R., 

h. 138 Peltou 

Daley .John, Jr., moved to Frederickton, Md. 

Dalep John A. Rev.,assistant pastor., St. Mary’s Catholic 

Chlmil, 11. 133 sc11001 

Daley Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 681 Main, h. Felton, 

car. Williams 

Daley Maurice. night flagman, Stow street crossing, C. 

M. R. It., btls. 138 Felton 

Daley Nellie E. Miss, h. 126 School 

Daley Sadie A. Miss, dressmaker, bds. 83 Harvard 

Daley Susan, widow of I%trick, h. 420 River 

Daley Thomas, died Jan. 2. 1890 

Daley William A., lineman, h. Pelton, eor. Williams 

Dnlep & O’Rourke (Anthony ,J. Daley and Owen F. 

O’Rourke), teas and crockery ware, 557 Main 

Daly Patrick, laborer, W. 13. & D. WWBS, h. rear 158 

Willow 

Dam Adele, widow of David, bcls. 6 River ave. 

Damrell Augustus Miss, matron, Mass. School for the 

Feeble Minded, off Quince, bds. do. 

Dana Sarah J., widow ot’ Henry, 11. Chester ave. 

Dance Sarah, widow of Herlry, h. 9 Chester ave. 

Daniels Artbusn I

\VALTII.\M [J-)-J I)IRECTOI~Y 113 

Daniels ITarry A , clerk (II.), Ms. 7iG Main 

Daniels How:~rtl 13.. salesman (35 Congress, rm. 31, B.), 

htls. 24 Wadsworth ave. 

Daniels J:\mes, plasterer, hcls. 4 1 ~Spruce 

Dsniels I1I:try E. Mrs., movecl to PepperelI 

Dsniels Mary L-1. Mrs., died October 22, 1892 

Daniel% Philander F. (Waltham Garter Co.), hose supporter 

mnfr., ZlO& Moody, 11. 81 High 

Daniels William, house 162 Summer 

Darcv Hattie E., teacher, South grammer school, bds. 

i‘l 

Cllslling 

Darliug Elceua M.,widow of Anron B., house 1 Gibbs ct. 

Darling Gardner H., at Am. W.W. Co., rms. 316 Moody 

Darling George A., clerk, 33 Elm, b,ls. 1 Git,t)s court 

Darling William W., at Am. W. W. Co., tms. 69 Cherry 

Darling William IV., letter carrier, P. O., 11. 18 Commou 

Darragh John L., died Oct. 11, 1896 

Darragh John L. i\Irs., house Trapelo road, n. Quince 

Darwick Johu, laborer, house off Excltauge 

Darwick Peter, laborer, b. Cohn Darwick’s, off Exchauge 

Dascomb Adalinda A. Mrs., bds. 21 Floyd 

Dauncey Ellen A., died Oct. 12, 1892 

Dauncey Frederick A.. driver, Hook and Ladder No. 1 

Lexington, rms. do. 

Davenay Malchi, laborer, house 8 Day 

Davensy Owen, laborer, bds. 8 Ijay 

Daveney Britlget Mrs., died Oct. 19, 1890 

Davenport Alice N. Mrs., ticket seller, Park Theatre, 

house 17 Elm 

Davenport Benjamin I!., died Feb. 11, 1593 

bavenport Edward Il., jattitor: Park Ttteatre, Lt. 17 Elm 

David John M., moved to Newton 

Davidson Fred O., salesmen, 723 MXn,bd3. 30 Lexington 

Davies Ore1 I.:.. trav. salestntltt, bds. 148 Adams s 

Davis Adtlie Mrs., boardittg-house, 94 School 

Davis Anua Miss, milliner, 133 Moody, rms. 19 Adams 

Davis Arthur L., compositor (U.), h. 209 Loweil 

Davis Benjamin, carpenter, rtn3. 196 Moody 

AVIS’ BOSTON & WALTHAM EXPRESS 

D (Stilpheit 8.5 Yetten), props., 112 MoorI.y, and (32 

and 36 Courf sq., 14 Devonshire, 76 Ktngstou, 75 

Kilbv and 48 South Mwket, 13.) (see page 2) 

Davis C&ie E. Miss, telephouz operator, N. E:. T. b T. 

Co., Ii Elm, bds. 19 Ash 

Davis Chancery O., moved out Wtst 

Davis Charles, carpenter, house 58 Frances 

Davis Charles E., artist atIt sign painter, rear 2% School, 

rootn j:! Methodist bldg., 3 Waverly 

Davis Charles S., at Atn. \V. W. Co. ruts. 153 Brown 

Davis Clareuce H., at Am. CV. W. Co., rooms 153 Brown 

Davis Clarissia. widow of John. Itonse 2 Fiske ct. 

ATWOOD c& SEAW, 


PLUMBING and GdS FITTING, 

KITCHEN FCJliNISHIKGS, Etc.

Davis I&lward L., at Am. W. W. Co., hox~e 21 Riverview 

ave., C. P. 

Davis I+:lij:th, mxhinist, Am. W. T. Co., II. Lesiugton, 

Davis Frank, at Am. W. W. Ci,., house 1 L;! ‘T’;\plor 

Davis Frank 13., gauger (52 Broad, B.), house 239 Ash 

Davis Frederick cJ., snle3:n:ln The i),lvis & l’arnu:n 

Mrifg. Co.. Foundry ave.. h. at Boston 

Davis George A. (Boston Globe offlce, B.), II. 22 High 

Davis George J., s:llesm~n.ll: Moody,house dO.Plgmptou 

Davis Guilfortl, pla.ner, 213 Felton. h. 235 South 

Davis Harry C., plumber. rms. 259 Ic3[oodp 

Davis Henry R.. at Am. W. W. CO., rooms 107 Ad:ltns 

Davis Herbert I,., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Betlt’ord, neat* 

Pratt avenue 

Davis James T., clerk, 33 Elm, house 94 School 

Davis John, died May 26, 1892 _ 

Davis ,John F ., at Am. W. W. Co., h 48 Washington av. 

Davis ,John H., carpenter, house 153 Moody 

Davis John W., at Am. W. V. Co., house 19 Ash 

Davis Moses C , at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 2:30 M~,o~lp 

Davis seal H., died June 22, 1892 

Davis Warren, molder house 54 Lowrll 

Davis Warren, molder, 71 Felton, h. 35 Alder 

Davis Wssley, moved to Boston 

Davis William F. P., at Am. W. W. Co., h. GO EMI 

D.tvis William WV.. stutlent, i3 Crescent. rms. 1 Spruc*e 

1) 

AVIS & FARNU,M. M,SFG. CD. (Jtihn R. Fewnum), 

iron founders, Fouuilry ave , near LSienchery 

st:ition, office (8 Oliver, rm. 18, I~.) (see pige 15). 

Dlvock John, laborer, F. It. R., II. 15 Il:sci~~n,re st. ct. 

Davock Joh!i J., blacksmith, 21 Crescent, boards 15 KSchange 

st. ct. 

Davock*I’eter J..miser,ll5 Bacon, b. 115 Exchange st.ct. 

Davock Thomas. at W. B. & L). Works, 1~. rear 220 River 

Davy Thomas, slroeul:tkel*, 11 CPescmt, bds. Mrs. !Unry 

AWd0-V 

D Kennedy’s, 

GEORGE, Center 

carpenter and builder, Blusic 

Hall ave., b. %7 \Yillow (see page 604) 

Dawson George’lL, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 161 Brown 

D:lwson .Jswe P., widow of William, bds. 52 Chestnut 

1)~twso11 Samuel, at Boston Mnfg. Co., II. 22 Gorham 

Dawson Samuel, wrap dresser, B. M:lfg. Co., h.282 River 

Dawson Walter, salesman (B.), bds. 27 Willow 

Day Charles s.. moved to Connecticut 

Day 1l:liz.a A. Mrs., died Sept. 24, 1892 

D$y E. Hawley, moved to Fit&burg 

Day Harriet E., widow of Hiram W., 11. 127 Brown 

Day E-Ienry IL, driver, 98 Bxon, h. 3 Maple Terrace 

Day Henry W., compositor (U.), house 264 hIain 

Day.Johnson P., moved to Paterson, N. J. 

CHAS..P. NlcNABB & CO., 

FINE IFOOT WEAl% 

Method~ist Building, Waltham.

FVALTHA~M [D] DIIIE(“~!.)IZY 115 

~- ~-~---- 

Day l’ervii, case m:~ker (Newark. N. J.), h. 109 Central 

Deac:lts .i.tmeJ L., shoe repairer, 9 Moocly, house at 

Nc)uau urn 

Deau 131 :t~lford, at Am. W. W. Co., house 5.3 Myrtle 

Dean Charles A., trav. agent, Am. \V. IV. Co., house 

VVellington, near Homestead 1~1. 

Dean lI:lt~riet L., widow of James .\I., rum. 120 Brown 

Deau James, machinist, Am. W. \V. Co., rrns. 80 Adams 

Dean ,I. Jug. watchmaker (649 Wash., 13.), 11. 39 Sharon 

Dean I,lIltr W., at E. Mnfg. Co., h. 1 Jackson pl. 

Dean Robert. carpenter, h. 711 3faiu 

DeBai~tlre IXrnerson U., finisher, LT. S. W. Co., house 

11 Sharon 

DeBarthe I’eter, hairdresser, 180 Moody, 11: 26 Taylor 

DeCos,e Clrarles, laborer, b.ls. 119 Belton 

DeCoste Joseph, laborer, 3. J. S. Peterson, boards 119 

Feltoll 

DeCoste Lucian, coachman, 43 Lyman, bcl$. do. 

El)li~M MUT. FlHJ3 ISS. CO. of Detlhsm, 

I) Alaas., Wm. II. Johnson, agent, rm. 2, Methodist 

bltlg:.. 3 Moody (see p. 11 ) 

Deehn Thomas E., trav. salesman (13.), h. 94 Central 

Deerinp Il’ranklin, stone cutter, II. 9T Adams 

DeHart Il:irry I., p a 1 Jer hangcar, 1 i4 hlood~,bds. 197 do. 

DeHaven George, d Am. W. W. Co., Ms. PO6 Moody 

Delaney Bridget, widow of James. 11. 21 Gardner 

Delaney Delia L. nhs, teacher, High St. Primary 

sd~ool, rooms 21 Gardner 

Delaner James IJ., L ‘it Am. \V. \V. Co.. rms. 69 Lowell 

Delaney 1\1ichael J., teamster, bdj. \Villiam tr. Delauey's, 

CUiiXl 

Delaney \Villiam H., stone mason, house Cutter 

Delano Albert O., died Jan. 7, 1890 

Delehauty AUII MYS., died Nov. 21, 1891 

Dele!mutg Patrick, laborer and variety store, 60 Calvary, 

Iiou3e next, do. 

Delehanty Thomas F., spinner, IS. Mnfg. Co., house 

43 Charles 

DeLorey Charles, died Feb. 14, 1890 

DeLoiep David, carltenter, h. 119 Felton 

DeLorey l+ank, carpenter ( Weymouth), house ‘7 

Jackson place 

Demarque Charles, violiuist, h. 28 Calvary 

De>Iain Mien M., widow of Henry, 11. 11 Common 

DeMaiu Georgetta Miss, bds. 11 Common 

Demeritt Heleu E. Miss, teacher, So. Grammar school 

boards 9 1 Ash 

Demont Dennis, driver, J. J. S. Peterson’s, Riverview 

place, bonrtta do. 

Demoy Timothy. IaLorer, h. 109 Pond 

Dempsey 

__.- 

Johu J., laborer, bds. 1’. Sllgriclan’s,~~uliroe av.

Dempsey John I’., clerk, 46 Spruce, Ms. 35 Gorhxrn 

Dempsey Patrick, laborer, Gas Wol’ks. II. 35 Gorh:~tn 

I)empsey S:~ah, widow of Peter, h. hlassasoit, ol)lj’)site 

Ri:tssasoit court 

Dennis Alfred A., salesman, 136 Xoody, rms. 91 I:rown 

7 

ENNISOh LYMAN O., tailor, 6!)4 ;\l;liu arid 

II (74 Franklin, ICS lh’kdy I,isle I\lisS, moved to &XhJn 

Descote:lus Joseph, tailor, 101 Rlootly, h. 2’i Gorham 

I)esmond Cortielius, gardener, 17. lti% Charles 

I>estnontl Cornelius, laborer, b. li5 Chules 

hSlncJIlt~ JOIJII J., hda. 16% Charles 

I) 

ESMOND FHANK I)., billiard hall, 6 Common, 

bds. ‘i8 Lexington (see p. 616) 

Devane n1:di, hhrer, II. 11 Fouhtain 

Ijevane Thomns ,J., cnrpeuter h. 14 Browns lane 

Devely Patrick, laborer, II. r. 110 l&o17 

De Venne Samuel, clerk (S.), 11. 36 Prospect nv. 

Devlitl Audrew, at W. 13. & I). Wks., brls. 133 Cnlvar~ 

Devlin titlward, RI. at Ls. Mnfg. Co., bds. 18 Cedal: 

Devlin .Jsmes A., carpenter, Am. \V. W. Co., house 

head of Fiske avenl7e 

I)evlin I’atrick, at W. 15. & D. Worku. h. 18 Cedar 

l)evliu htriclc. teamster, b. rear 18 Cdrarj~ 

Devlirl Pnt&k H., at 1:. Mnf’,,. Co., bds. 18 Cedar 

I)evoy Joseptl, moved to \,Vest Newton 

Dewey Frank, clerk (B.), rooms 23 High 

De \Volre Albert 13., confectiotler, 1X1 ‘;\Ioody, house 

4 i Myrtle 

l)e \+‘(Jlfe James L.machinist (Nemtonville) ,h.i’7 Gardner 

De 

I_- 

Wolfe ,John, stoye driller, II. 140 Charles 

BUTTfIlM LUMBER CO,, ;;xf~}m~. ’ 

Ptaning, Sawing, iurnir&. 

SC3 FELTON STREET, on F. R. R. 

l

WALTRAM [n] 3IRECTORP 117 

De Wolfe Thomas I’., conftictioner, II. 18 Stearnes 

De WolFe .l’homas A., carpenter, h. 83 Charles 

De !Volfe \Villiam c J ., laborer, bds. 53 Charles 

Dexter Benjamin, carpenter, 11. r. 253 Charles 

Dexter 12. Patrick, died March 9, 1891 

l)exter Clarence H ,, at U. S. W. Co., rms. 61 Adams 

Dickerson Fred, laborer, bds. Andrew Anderson’s, Cutter 

Dickerson ltobert, weaver, 1%. hlufg. Co., boards 409 

Dickerson, see Dickson, also Dixon 

Dickey James, carpenter, rms. 11 Taylor 

Dickinson Emily A., widow of John O., II. 3 Fuller 

Dickson Palmer Ii., moved to Philadelphia, Penn. 

Dickson William H.q deal planter, Am. W. \V. Co., h. 

261 Crescent, 

Dickson \Villium I’., at Am. W. W. Co., b.Martio House 

Dightmnn Frank P., carpenter, h. 206 Charles 

ILL EDWIN I., baker and caterer, 130 Moody, 

h. 21 Pine (see Index) 

I) 

Dillon Patrick, laborer, h. Guinun. near Bacon 

l)illon Peter, at PV. 1%. & I>. IVorks, bds. 102 Calvary 

Drnnie IUiza S. Uiss, moved to Newtou 

Dinsmore Arthur E., at Am. W. \V. Co., h. ‘id Gushing 

Dinsmore ltcbeuoa F.. widow of D,lvitl, bda. 38 Ilrown 

I)insmore Sal,ah ,\lrs.; bds. 65 Taylor 

Dion Daniel, laborer, bds. 148 Charles 

Dion Edmond, clerk, 101 Central, bds. do. 

Dion Joseph, grocer, 101 Central, h. do. 

Diou Tusant, laborer, bds. 128 Charles 

1)isken Patrick, laborer, 11. r. Ii9 Willow 

1)ix Charles, house 35 Newton 

Dixon. Be’njamin M., contractor and builder, bonrd~ 

Central House 

1)oane II:. Howard, h. Quince, c. Trapelo road 

Duane Peter .I., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 12 

Harvard avenue 

Dobson FVarren S., clerk (R.), bds. 9 Harvard avenue 

Dobson William S., h. 9 Harvard avenue 

Ihdd Mary, widow of Peter, bds. 119 Chsrles 

Dodge Frank L. (Dodge & Sawyer),electrician, room 37, 

!Uethodist bldg., 3 Moody, rms. do. 

Dodge Irving Perry, moved tgSouth Lincoln 

Dodge Lonis A.! h. 8P Brown 

Dodge Maria Mrs., dressmaker, h. 169 Moody 

Ilodge Mary E., matron, \V. N. C. S., boarding school 

(boys) T Lexington, rooms do. 

Dodge Kobrrt, plumber. bds. 169 Moody 

Dodge Silas P., h. 2.50 Bacon 

On($E & SAWYEIt (Frank L. Dodge and Her- 

1111% F. Sawyer) electrical construction, room 37 

Methodist building, 3 Moody (see p. 6) 

AYPWOQD &c SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Black, 


PLUMBING and GAS FITTING. 

.

Doe Bartholomew, teamster, bds. 165 Willow 

Doe Ellen Mrs., moved to Sag Harbor, N. Y. 

Doe llil3 cd. IIF. CCCKLEY, 

Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, and Smokers 

9-+ Articles. 3-6 

n n n 97 i%odfj St., - - WALTEAilt. 

CIGAR. Fur sale bJ all dealers.

WALTHAM [D] DIRECTORY 119 

Donaldson William J..weaver,B.Mnfg.Co.,bds.89 Cenlral 

Dondero Lewis, clerk, 1 Elm, bds. 17 McKenn 

Donlan Andrew, grocer, 187 School, h. 59 Bacon 

Donlan Andrew I., laborer, bds. 90 Pond 

Donlan Lawrence, farmer, 11. off Winter, near West 

Donlan Michael, laborer, h. 93 Pond 

Donlan Michael, teamster, 11. 160 School 

Donlan Patrick, laborer, h. 90 Pond 

Donlon Francis P., died Oct. 11, 1889 

Donlon Katie L. ;\liss, h. 28 Charles 

Donlon Maggie E. Miss, 11. 28 Charles 

Donlon Marv E. Miss, died, June 27, 1891 

Donlon P&rick, died Nov. 21, 1891 

Donlon Thomas, student, bdq. 28 Charles 

Donnell Ernest D., at Am. W. W. Co., aod reporter, W. 

Daily Tribune, 622 Main, h. 239 Moody 

Donnell John A., at U. S. W. Co., bds. 239 Moody 

Donnell Mary B. Mrs., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 3 Fuller 

Donnelly Charles, plumber, 586 Main, h. at Boston 

Donnelly Hugh J., laborer, h. 195 Grove 

Donnolly Ellen, died March, 1892 

Donovan Annie M. Miss, fancy goods, 607 Main, bds. 

109 River [114 Charles 

Donovan Jeremiah A., carriage trimmer, 821 Main, h. 

Donovau ,John J., paper maker, Roberts Paper Mill,South, l 

11. next do. 

Donovan Josephine Miss (M. A. & J. Donovan), millinery, 

73 Lexington, h. do. 

Donovan Katie Miss, 11. Cutter, n. Newton 

Donovan Mary A. Miss (M. A. & J. Donovan), millinery, 

73 Lexington, h. do. 

Donovan M. A. & J. (Mary A. and Josephine Donovan), 

millinery, 73 Lexington [do. 

Donovan William, at Roberts Paper’Mill, South, bds. 167 

1 ORAN ALFRED & CO. (Waltham Heating & 

4 Plumbing Co.),695 Main, h.13 Washington av. (see 

p. 607) 

Dorau Horace E., hds. 13 Washington av. [don 

Dore Charles C., card grinder, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 44 Gor- 

Doris Frank J., bds. 11 Bolton 

Doris Michael, card stripper, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 11 Bolton 

Dorr Charles, F., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 17 Ash 

Dorr Fred H., at Am. W. IV. Co., bds. 17 Ash 

Dorr Georgianua, widow of Frank, h. 13 Ash 

Dorr Harry W., boards 17 Ash 

Doty George H., h. Forest. uor. Trapelo road 

Doucet George W., blacksmith, J. Mullen’s, Musio Hall 

avenue, bda. rear 73 Central 

Doucet ,Joseph D.. city laborer, h. 108 Charles [n. Spruce 

Doucet Philip, helper, 130 Moody, bds. Whituey avenue, 

& CO., 

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Get Prices at the hew WOOD,BARKER 

LUMBER YARD, “~~~~:‘c[~t%F’ 

8

120 WSLTI-ldM [D] DITtE

WALTHAM [D] I)IILECTOIZY 121 

Doyle ,SIichnel, house 166 Felton 

Dorle Stanley, bds. 76 Exchange 

Dojle Thomas, house 131 Charles 

I)oyle Thomas J., clerk, 6 Common, b. 131 Chat’les 

Dragon John, laborer, house 36 Spring 

Drake Albert R., collector (B.), bds. 311 Moody 

Drake Bradford W., prittcip:rl, G North Grammar school, 

house 210 Bacon 

Draper Egbert, machinist, J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., boards 48 

Turner 

[Chestnut 

Draper Eva F. Miss, clerk, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 169 

Draper Fred E., bds. bds. 169 Chestnut 

Draper I-I. Adelia, widow of Whitney S., h. 169 Chestnut 

Draper ntldq Thomas P., laborer, h. 14 BlcKenn 

ATWOOD 42 SIIAW, 



and Walker Furnaces. 

.

l 

Du~tlc~ Charles F., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 49 Exchange 

Dudley George A., foremsn machinist, W. D. Co., Bedfbrd. 

house 3 Bemis avenue 

Dudley Susan, died May 4, 1892 

Duff) Michael, laborer, h. 2.i McIienu 

Duffey Thomas, laborer, house 6 Foundry block, Pounary 

avenue 

Duffy Annie, widow of PraAcis F., h. Center, c.i\lassasoit 

Duffy Francis I., died May 16, 1891 

Ihtiy Frank, painter (B.), h. 42 Central 

Duffy James A., compositor (I%.), h. Massasoit ct. opp. 

Center 

Duffy Joseph, at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 96 Calvary 

hffp iUi&nel, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 10 Lawton pl. 

Duff:y Michael, tinsmith, bds. 119 Taylor 

Duffy I’atrick, fireman, bds. 21 Clintoli 

Duffy Patrick, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 10 Lawton pl. 

Ihgan John, h. 168 River [River 

Dugan John J., finisher, W. B. & D. Works, 1x1s. 168 

Dugan Patrick, laborer, h. Foundry, near Willow 

Duggan Collins, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Duggan M. Henry, foreman of dial painting room, W. D. 

Co., Bedford, bds. 409 Rive] 

Dunhar Fred W., Jr., moved to New York 

Dunbar Polly A., widow of Thomas W., 11. 136 Summer 

Duncan Heury C., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 149 

Brown 

Danklee Eli S., boarding house, 311 Moody, house do. 

Dunham Thomas F., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 24 High 

Dunlesvy Sarah A. Miss., variety store, 583 Main, bds. 93 

Charles 

Dunleven Martin, farm hand, C. L. Viles, Lincoln, b. do. 

Dunlop David, engineer, h. 54 Cushing 

Dunmore Edward M., moved to Boston 

Dunn Brid.get Mrs., house 22 Oak 

DLlnn Christopher, laborer. bds. 308 River 

Dunn Ebenezer D.. h. 26 Rohbins 

Dunn Bdwal,d F., moved to New York 

Dunn Patrick J., at W. D. Co., btls. 22 Oak 

Dunu William J., moved to New York 

Dunnigan Paul H., manager, Standard Sewing Machine 

Co., 210 Moody, h. 201 do. 

Dunning Frank B.. conductor, F. 1:. R., h. 51 Morton 

Dunning Robert B., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 61 Adams 

Dunsmore Wilson, carpeuter, rms. 66 Taylor 

Dupee Charles A., moved to Chicago. Ill. 

Dupen Frank E., machinist, 13. Mnfg. Co., bds. 9 Roh- 

bins 

[bins 

Dupee Geo. H., machinist. Am. W. W. Co., h. 9 Rob- 

Dupleu Joseph, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 15 Charles st. av. 

Duplin Louis, moved to Haydenville [per Falls 

GEiVUINE CORK SOL-E SHOES, 

S8.00 and S4-00 

s. z!P. ,zbbkmA 

METHODIST BLDG., WALTHAM. 

.

WALTHAM [E] I~IREC’TORP 123 

Durant Thomas P., l*inter, 821 N.lin, h. at Newton Upper 

Falls 

Durfee Lionel, (Rockwell & Durfee’) fish, etc., 91 Moody, 

rooms E5 Pine 

Durgin Charles W., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

211 Adams [II. 71 Norton 

Durgiu Henry Clinton, trans. baggage master, F. R. It., 

Durgin Thomas E., painter ‘(Newton), bds. 212 Charles 

Durham Charles, mason, bds. 41 Spruce 

Durham Henry, laborer, bds. rear ‘3 Central 

Durkiu

124 WALTHAM [ :&] ‘DIRECTORY 

Eagle Martin, dryer, at W. R. & ~.~iorks, II. 465 Slain 

Esmes Edgar F., moved to Lynn 

Eames Henry H., moved to Somerville 

Eames Thomas H., moved to Somerville 

Earl Sidney, dial maker, room3 183 Ash 

Earle Abhie A., widow of Alonzo, rms. 5 Orange 

Earle George, gardener, honse 411 Main 

Earle Jesse carpenter, Geo. Dawson’s, bds. 411 hIairn 

Early Frank, laborer, h. 33 Felton 

Early James, laborer, bds. 33 Felton 

Eastman Horace li:.. police, rms. 101 Lexington 

Eastman Eula iI1. Mrs., died May 24, 1890 

Eastman William G., carpenter, house 5 Elm 

xaton Albert &T,, paper i~ngr and twine, 233 Bacon, 11. do. 

Eaton Charles I., house 62’Taylor 

Eaton Cyrus P., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 149 Nigh 

Katon Francis H., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 20 

Crescent 

Eaton Fred R., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Appleton. COY. 

Central 

Eaton F. Elmer, moved to Providence, R. I. 

Eaton Henry N., bookkeeper (Watertown), bds. 233 

Beacon 

Eaton James H., died Nov. 27, 1891 

7 

baton John F., 11. 44 Vernon. 

Eaton John &I.. at Am. W. 7. Co., h. 122 Brown 

Eaton Louis G.: music teacher, 143 High, Ms. do. 

Ealou Marion W. Mrs., moved to California 

Katon Myron W., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 7-l Cherry 

Eaton Peggy, widow of rL’h~nas, bds. 10 Prospect RY. 

Eatou Sarah A , widow of William, h. 36 Feitou 

Eaton Thomas, died Aug. 11, 1830 

Eaton Thomas B., pres. The U. S.. W. Co., Charles. near 

Srmth, h. at Taunton 

[River 

Katon Thomas I-I., loom fixer, B. Mufg. Co., bds. 409 

Eaton William, died Nov. 7, 1832 

liaton Willis I)., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 23Lowell 

Eaton Willis L., teacher (Ncwmarket, N. H.), bds. 122 

BlOWU 

Eccles George W., clerk, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., Foundry 

av., blls. at Charlestown 

Eddy Charles, IL. 102 Orange 

DDY U. F. & CO. (Caleb I. Eddy and Renjamin 

E S. Hatch), coal. wood, hay and straw, 161 Moody 

and 1423 Waebingtou, West Pjewton(aee front cover) 

Edgar Hubert, at .J. L. ‘i’. Rlnfg. Co., rms. 109 Central 

K~lgecornh Chandler I., watchmaker, h. 3i Prospect av. 

I~dmontls John, master mechanic, W. B. & D. Works, 11. 

165 River 

Edmonds Michael F., laborer, bds. P Edmond’s, rear 

181 Willow 

BUPTRI@K LUMBER co., 

Howe & Rice, Proprietors. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on fa R,Ra

134 WALTHAM [F] DIRECl'OnP 

Feeney Margaret, widow of Michael, h. end M:tssnsoit ct. 

Feeney Martin, h. 31 Cross 

Feeney i\Iiclmel, died Dec. 2, 1889 

Feeney Patrick J., laborer, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., Foundry 

ave., h, 64 New Grove 

Feeney IVilliam H., moved to New York 

li’elt Albert A., jobmaster, Am. W. W. Co..h. 2-C \Vinthrop 

Felt John P.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 190 Adams 

Fenno John S., sl!oemaker, rejr 995 Main, bds, E. R. 

Hastings’, Prospect Hill lane 

Fenton William H., carpenter, 11. School, above Bacon 

Ferald William F., died Jan. 18, 1892 

Ferguson Edward, blacksmith, 400 Main, hds. 365 River 

Fernald Richard IV., at Am. W. T. Co., h. 94 Chestnut 

Fernnld Walter E., M. Il., supt. Mzss. School for the 

Feeble Minded, Quince, n. Beaver, h. do. 

Fernald Warren, mixer, 115 Bacon, hds. 43 Harvard 

Fernetts Clement. weaver, I:. Mnfg. Co., II. 100 relton 

Fernle,v John, ~rp dresser, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 5 River av. 

Ferris Fred C., teamster, b. 168 Atlams 

Ferris George E., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 168 Adams 

Fey Maria, widow of ,Josepb, II. SY Ash 

Fiel Fred A., clerk (B.), bds. G. T. Ficl’s, Hi@land av. 

E’iel George A., trnv. snlcsmun I U.), 11. 110 Lowell 

Fiel George ‘I’., salesman, i19 Main, h. Highland are., n. 

Weston 

Field Arthur Q., clerk, 23 Mootl,v, bds. 1 Smith court 

Field Cornelin CV. Mrs., died Oct. 8, 1889 

Field Fred TV., carpenter, rms. Central Fire Stat,ion, 

Lexington 

Field George H.. janitor, A. 0. U. W. bhlg., 128 Moody, 

h. 58 Chest,nut 

Field George K., restaurant. 3 Common, h. 18 Newton 

Field James S., foreman, City stables, Pond, h. I Smith ct. 

Field Williams Mary, widow of E:tlward J., h. S2 Central 

Fieldiug dohn C., operative, B. Mufg. Co., 11. Massassoit, 

near Maasasoit conrt 

Fillebrown Wealtha O., died Nov. 3, 1892 

Pilmore R. Melbonrn, plate maker, Am. W. W. Co., h. 

Forest, near Tr:~p:lo road 

Filsou Fred A., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 43 Wadsworth av. 

Filson Robert, at W. B. & D. Wnrks, h. 94 Taylor 

F&on William R.. tinsmith, 586 Main, 11. 15 Central 

Finnn Rhodorick J., molder, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., 11. 296 

River 

Findleg James IV., carpenter, h. 61 Maple 

Finerty Ann Miss, died March 3, lS90 

Finerty Bridget, widow of Michael, II. 631 Main 

Finertr John J., hostler, r. 95 Moody, bcls. P. Finerty’s, 

Ma sasoit 

[near New Grove 

Finertv Pat,rizk, carriage masher, 12 Church. II. Alassssoit, 

rX-'+EY IYKcNAEBB'S 

Genuine Cork SoEe Shoes, $3.00 aud $4.00. 

Methodist Btdg~, Waltham.

Finlev William W., moved to Danhiy, Corm. 

Finn’Simon, laborer, bds. 26 Friend 

Finnegan Ann, widow of Patrick, h. 17 Fountain 

Finnegan Ellen Mrs., died May lG, 1890 

Finnegan Ellen B. Miss. h. 99 Willow * 

Finnegan George P., hairdresser, 641 Main, h. 26 Middle 

Finnegan John, section hand, P. R. R., bds. 2 Day 

Finnegan John *J., laborer, h. 30 Spring 

Finnegan John J., Jr., baker, 769 Maul, bds. 30 Spring 

Finnegan Joseph F., printer, Free Press Job Print, 79 

Moody, bds. 160 Newton 

Finnegan Joseph I. hairdresser, Spring, COT. School, h. 

17 Fountain 

Finnegau Patrick, bds. 99 Willow 

Finnegan Thomas, moved to Cambridgeport 

Firemans’ 111suranc& Co., of Newark. N. J., William H. 

Johnson, agent, rm. 2, Methodist bltlg., 3 Moody 

Fish Isaac H., confectirmer, 613 Xain, bds. 588 do. 

Fisher Albert W ., at. Am. W. W. Co., h. 55 Woerd ave., 

Crescent Park 

Fisher Arthur, at Am. 1%‘. W. Co., h. 58 Robbins 

Fisher Charles C., painter, 8 Spring, bds. 982 Main 

Fisher Clarence H., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 69 Cherry 

Fisher Edward F., lineman, bds. :‘2 Maple 

Fisher Edward I., 5 and 10 cent store, 108, Moody, h. 64 

Lowell 

Fisher Elizabeth 81. Miss, bds. 244 School 

,Fisher Esther 1’. I\lrs., died l)ec. 11, 1890 

Fisher Frank B., at Am. W. \V. Co., bds. 206 Moody 

Fisher Frank P., at Am. W. \V. Co., h. 88 Msple 

Fisher George A., h. 244 8u:lool 

Fisher Henry N., pres. N. E. Northwestern Ins. Co. (9 2 

State, B.), h. 120 Crescent 

Fisher James H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 22 Maple 

Fisher John C., painter,:8 Spring, Ms. 986 Uain 

Fisher Joseph, diet1 August 25, 1891 

Fisher Mary E., widow of William, rms. 18 Prospect are. 

Fisher 1Villard L., at Am. W. W. Co., 1~. 45 Chestnut 

Fisher William B., carpenter, h. 204 Chestnut 

.Fisher William C., carpenter, II. 982 Main 

Fisher William J., moved to Boston * 

Fisk J. Leon, photo retoucker, 6-16 Main, rms’. 907 do. 

Fiske Arthur H., clerk (B.), bds. 46 Lyman 

Fiske Caroline M., widow of Calvin, h. 56 Pond 

Fiske Caroh& hl., widow of Eben W., h. 46 Lyman 

ISKE CHARLES D., nurseryman and market 

gardener, 426 Moody, h. do. (see p. 622) 

F 

Fiske Charles H., moved to Worcester 

Fiske Elliot W., leather (27 High, B.), h. 40 Harris 

Fiske E. Winslow, salesman (B.), bds. 46 Lyman 

Fiske Grace Miss, h. Winter, n. Locust 

PRICE‘ 8 

Wood, Barker & Co., 

the &owe& 

ba the 

Cf@/. 

TUME%EFt. 

Rae~n Street, Waltham-

Fiske Henry I.. h. 16 Harvard ave. 

E’iske Boratio I., trav. salesman, Ms. 258 Bacon 

Fiske Horatio N., salesman (I~.), II. 258 Bacon 

Fiske! Jonathan 1)., 11. 17 Spruce 

Fiske Merbou L., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 57 Walnnt 

Fiske FValter C., nursery man, bda. 422 Moody 

Fitch Ezra C., En-es. and supt. Am. W. W. Co., Crescent, 

* 

11. at Kewton 

Fitz James H., clothing mnfr. (Lincoln, B.), h. 936 Main 

Pitz Michael IV. (Mechanic’s Shirt Co.), shirt mufr., 180 

Newton, h. at \V. Ndwton 

Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., h. Cutter, n. Cedar 

E’itzgeruld Kdwnrd, h. 31 Charles 

Fitzgerald Patrick, contractor and teamster, 241 Newton, 

house do. 

Fitzgerald Peter, farm hand, 46 Lincoln, bds. do. 

Fitzgerald Tliomas,farm hand, Phineas Lawrence,Trapelo 

road, bcls. do. 

Fitzpattick Edward, moved to New York 

Fitzpatribk Uonora, widow of John, h. 6 Mechanic 

Pitzpntriek James, laborer, bds. 86 Elxchange 

Fitzpntrick John, laborer, h. 100 Calvary 

Fitzpatrick Richard, laborer, bds. James Connelly’s, 

Ernerg 

Flagg Augustus, office (254 TVasbingtou, B.), sumtner 

residence, Forest, COL’. Trapelo road . 

LAGG GEORGE d., carriage and sign painter. 

F JIusic Hall nv., h. SO Fl~ycl (see 1~. 603) 

F’lagg James E-i., at Am. \V. W. Co., 11. 326 Cresceut 

Flagg Lena N. Miss, died March 10, 1892 

Flagg Mario A., carriage painter, George A. Flagg’s, 

Music Hall av., 11. 15 Liberty 

Flag: WilliXm.EI., Il. 14 Floyd 

Flailerty ,John. laborer, h. 7 Charles st. av. 

E’laherty alnrtin, laborer, D. &Z P. Jllifg. Co., bds. 310 

River 

Flanagan Andrew J., laborer, h. 9 Calvary 

Flanagan James, loorn fixer, B. Mnfg.Co., 11. 126 Charles 

Flanagan Michael, laborer, bds. 75 Exchange 

Flanagan Richard, mule spinner, 1~. Mnfg. Co., house 91 

Charles 

Flanagan Bichard.‘Jr., machinist, 13. Mnfg. Co., bds. 91 

Charles 

I’lanneq Edward, died April 3, 1890 

Flaunery Mary, widow of Lawrence, h. 40 Clinton 

E’lannery Rlarg, widow of Patrick, 11. 39 Exchange 

E’lannery l’atrlck, plasterer, 11. 64 Spring 

Flannery Sabina, widow ofEdwarc3, II. 1, r. li5 Scl~ool 

Flnnnery Thomas, talker, \V. W. W., bds. John Fallon’s, 

Williams 

l’laratz Margaret Mrs., moved to Boston 

BUTTFUGii LUMBER CO,, ;;:~>-p-ps- 

Planing, Sawing, idrnin’g. 

56 FELTON STREET, on J. R. R.

WBLTIIBXI [F ] DIRECTORP 1X 

Flebott Horace E., hairdresser, 128 IUoody, rms. 

14 Gushing 

Fleming Charles D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 16 High 

LEMING H. EUGENE, apothecary, 165 Moody, 

F h. 157 Lowell (see Index) 

Fleming James, iron molder, bds. 118 Felton 

Plemiug John, laborer, h. off School ave., opp. Parker’s 

lane 

Fleming Patrick J., laborer, Walthnm Coal Co., bds. J. 

E’leming’s. off School ave. 

I’lemin~ Paul E., machinist, A, W. W. Co., house rear 

488 Nain 

Fleming Peter J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Plympton, cot’. 

Leonard 

Fleming Stephen, gardener, bds. 16 High 

Fleming Timothy, teamster, Wm. H. Leatherbee & Son, 

Linden, h. Massasoit ct., car. Center 

Fletcher Cora E. H. &Irs., a! Am, W. W. Co., IIDS. 101 

Crescent 

Fletcher Eunice H., widow of Oliver R., 11. 8.5 Russell 

Fletcher Wesley II., painter, h. I77 Robbius 

Flint Elizabeth M. Mrs., died Nov. 19 1891 

Flint Lizzie Mrs., teacher (West, Newton), bds. B. TV. 

Jones’, off Lincoln 

Flohr John W., moved to Chicago, 111. 

Flood George H., s!loe repairer, 593 Main, bds. rear 181 

Willow 

Flood James W., dryer. W. Iz. & D. Works, h. rear 

School, opp. Parker’s lane 

Flood John B., boots and shoes, 593 Main, bds. rear 

181 Willow 

Flood Joseph F., starcher, W. 13. & D. Works: bds. rear 

181 Willow 

Flood Mary, widow of John, h. rear 181 Willow 

Flood PatrIck, died March 11, 1890 

Flowers William T., died Oct. 3, 1892 

Flovd Angelina, widow of Andrew, 11. I55 Summer 

Floid Anus R., widow of Albert, h. 40 Lyman 

Floid Charles A., painter, h. Lake near Lexington 

Floyd C. Allen, carpenter. h. rear 89 Francis 

Floyd Edward I)., buyer, (620 Atlantic av., B.), h. 62 

Lyman 

Flynn Annie J. Miss, milliner and milliuery goods, 8 Elm, 

bds. 14 Liberty 

Flynn Daniel C., gardener (Newton), h. 69 River 

Flvnu Hannah A. Miss, teacher, oil painting, b. 14 Liberty 

Fl\.nn Jeremiah B., clerk, 667 Main, bds. 14 Eiberty 

$“l&n John, laborer, W. D. & K. Works, h. 294 River 

PI;-nn John, laborer, h. South, near Roberts Nil1 

Fl\.nu John J., folder, W. R. & D. Works, b. 294 River 

Pl>un Julia A., widow of Cornelius, h. 10 Brown’s lane 

ATWOQD cc& SHAW, 


FUBKACES,RAfiGES and STOVES, 

PLUMBING and GAS FITTING. 

I

138 WALTHAM [F-j DIRECTBRY 

Flgun Julia A. Miss, variety store, 667 IEaiu, house 14 

Liberty 

Flynn Katie L. bliss, salewomnn, 613 Main, 11. 14 Liberty 

l+‘lynn Xary Aun, widow of William, house Wi’illiams, near 

F‘. K. It. 

LYNN MARY L. MISS, dry and fancy 

F 613 &in, 11. 14 Liberty (see p. 91) 

goods, 

FI-nn Maurice, labnrer, h. 5 Flood 

Flynu Patrick, at W. W. & D. Works, bds. 294 River 

E‘lynu Patrick, house 14 Liberty 

Flynn Patrick .J. carpenter, house 33 Calvary 

Fljnrr Thomas F ., shoemaker, 206 School, h. West Dale, 

hey. I:~tnsworth 

Flg110, see O’PIp1 

Fogerty John. laborer, h. Foundry av. near Willow 

l’ogg Annie E.. widoa of CVilliam, dressmaker, 12 Charles, 

house do. 

Fogg Arthur G., asst. civil engineer, Sewer Com.‘s, 27 

&Ioody, rm. 5, h. Warren av., near Lexington 

Fogg Catheriue G. Miss, bds. 94 Summer 

Fogg Charles J., clerk (53 State, t-m. 219, B.), bds. 9& 

Summer 

Fogg Charles W.. house 94 Summer 

Illogq \Villinm, died April 12, 1893 

Foldy Abby W., widow of Johu, it. 106 Church 

Foley Edward, cigar maker, 685 Main, bds. 49 Adams 

Foley Kclward, laborer, bds. 7.5 Exchange 

Foley James, coachman, 564 Main, bds. do. 

Foley James ,J., bds. 12 Williattts 

Foley John B. J., died April 8, 1892 

Foley Mary Miss, h. 162 School 

Foley Mary E. Miss, bookkeeper, bds. 49 Pood 

Foley Mrtry J., widow of Stepheu, h. 12 \Villiatns \ 

Foley iUichnel,hcstler, A. A. Wheelock’s, South, bds. do. 

PCJky Patrick A., hrickm:tsou, rtns. 274 Ash 

Fallen Ellen, widow of Michael, oonfectiunery, e:c., basement 

143 Bacon, h. do. 

Follen cJames, laborer, house Nerens court 

Fallen James H., driver (Cambridge), II. Music Hall av. 

near Mm 

Folleu Thomas Henry, bds. 142 Bacon 

Follen William J., driver, Davis Express, 112 Moody, b. 

110 Felton 

Follen, see Fallen 

Follet Charles H., moved to West Gouldsboro, Me. 

Folsom Eugene L., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 149 Brown 

Folsom John I., farmer, h. Forest, near Trapelo roud 

Fopinno Mark, b. Emery, near Kacon 

Forbes Herbert J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 89 Maple 

Forbes ,John ‘I’., teamster, 575 Main, h. 175 School 

Forbes Patrick J., moved to 13oston 

W,,TC>Ii;E J. WI; BUCKLEY, 


q 

n 07wmQJ 

3-6 Arttttes. 3-6 

St., - - WALTHA~K 

For mle by all dealers.

ThLTHBM [F-j DIRECTORP 139 

Forbes Thomas, laharer, bds. P5 Ii‘elton 

Ford Harry A., clerk (33 Pearl, B.), h. 58 Central 

Ford James, moved to Newton 

Ford John I., laborer, 11. Foundry av., near IVilloa 

Ford John W., finisher, W. B. & D. Wks., h. 77 Willow 

J’o~d Mnggie Miss, saieswoman, h. 106 Charles 

Ford Martin, I., hairdresser, 95 B. Moody, rms. 

62 Alder 

Forsyth J:tne Miss, dressmaker, 9 Plympton, h. do. 

Forsyth William, blacksmith, h. 195 Newton 

Farspth William J., blacksmith, 27 Common, h. at Weston 

Forsyth William J., overseer, packing-room, S. Mnfg. 

ko., boards 1 School av. 

Fortin Frank, mule tipinner, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 8 River av. 

Fortin Julius, weaver, H. Xnfg. Co., h. 7 River av. 

Fuss Augustlls B., carpenter, h. 21 Vernon 

Poss George H., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 121 

Chestnut 

Foss Webster F., clerk, city treas., office, City Hall, bds. 

121 Chestnut 

Foss& William G., moved to Boston [Alder 

Foster Abbey S., widow of Harris E., housekeeper, 84 

Poster Albert C., at Atl. W. W. Co., house 10 Alder 

Foster Annie F. Miss, clerk, Am. \V. W. Co., bds. 26 . 

Harvard 

Foster Carolyn S. Miss, h. 768 Main 

Foster Charles A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 92 Russell 

Foster Charles J., machinist, bds. 88 Taylor 

Foster Charles W., engineer, F. R. R., h. 2 Turner 

Foster Dan I’., pattern and model maker, 199 Charles, 

house do. 

Foster Daniel S., mason, house 44 Alder Cl99 Charles 

Foster Edwv. W., dentist (Commonwealth av., U.), bds. 

Foster Faniie D., widow of Abraham, bds. 134 Ash 

Foster Frances A. Miss, h. 26 Liberty 

Foster Frank A., physician. 12 Spruce, h. do. 

Foster George G., machinist, 23 Crescent, bds. 44 Alder 

Foster Gny W,, music teacher, Gds. 62 Pine 

Foster Harris, died Feb. ld, 1892 

Foster John. conductor, F. R. It., house 85 Maple 

Foster John G., carpenter, house 250 River 

Foster John W., carpenter, h. Willow av., uear Willow 

Foster Jonathan M., overseer, weaving, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 

63 Pine

. 

Foster Lebbeus S. (3%. S. Foster & Son), grocer, 387 

Main, bds. 34 Linden 

Foster Louis V., machinist, rear 93 Xoody, boards 139 

Charles 

Foster Lucinda H. Miss, house 26 Liberty 

Foster Martha F., widow of Chws. I., house 26 Harvard 

Foster Matthias S. (M. S. Foster & Son), grocer, 387 

Main, house 34 Linden 

Foster BI. S* & Son (Matthias S. ancl Lebheus S. Foster), 

grocers. 387 Main 

Foster Reuben B., died July 29, 1892 

Foster Salome G., widow of Reuben B., h. 768 Main 

Foster Sarah E. Miss, 11. 26 Liberty 

Foster William, h. 68 J,yman 

Foster William J.carpenter,bds.J.W.Foster’s,Willow av. 

Fought Eliza .I., moved to Weston 

Fountain George, laborer, bds. 7 Lawton pl. 

Pourcy Annette B., widow of Henry, h. Whitney ave., 

off Moody 

Fourcy Henry A., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 118 Chestnut 

Fowle Henry B., cigar mnfr., h. 32 Orange 

lOWLEE JOSIAH, blacksmith, wheelwright and 

I! carriage dealer, 400 Main,h.at Waverlp (see p.619) 

Fowler Millie S. Mrs., artist, 140 Robbins: h. do. 

Fowler Wiliiam H., carpenter, 11. 1 Pine 

Pox James, painter, II. Massasoit, hey. Massasoit ct. 

Foye Charles, moalder, Perry Bras., off Linden, 11. 3 

Somerville 

Foye George I., staion agent (F. R. R. depot, B.), h. 

47 Morton 

Fraim John W.;at Am. W. W. Co., h. 251 Charles 

Francis Adeline E. Miss, teacher, bds. 862 Main 

Francis Adeline IX., widow of George W., bds. 862 Main 

Francis Ellen A. Miss, died Jan. 19, 1891 

Francis Walter D., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 87 Riverview 

ave., C. P. 

Francis William H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 87 Riverview 

ave., C. P. 

Fraser Bessit: Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Pine, II. do. 

Fraser Daniel, painter, bds. 20 Charles 

Fraser Henrietta, widow of Murdock, 11. 123 Moody 

Fraser John A., h. Whitney ave., near Moody 

Fraser John M., carpenter, h. 11 Gordon 

Fraser Simon A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 51 Taylor 

Fraser William A., carpenter, rms. 188 Moody 

Fraser William W., carpenter and ‘Juilder,rear 95 Moody, 

h. 123 do. 

Fraser William W., died June 30, 1892 [McKeun 

Fravago Henry (J. Rosatto & Co.), fruit, 1 Elm, 11. 17 

Frazier Edw~~tPd,teamjter,~~win Bowker’s,lO.i Main,h.r.do 

Frazier .Juj,ia E. Mrs., dressmrirer, 93 Cherry, h. do. 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, =O”f-&t~~% . 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Floors i - - - 

- - _ - - and Finish W’orked to Order. 

66 FELTON STREET, on J7. R. R.

WALTHAM [F] DIRECTORY 14-t 

Frazier .John, engraver, U. S. W. Co , h. 75 Hammond 

Frazier ‘I’heophile, laborer, bda. 116 Felton 

Frazier William L., paper hanger, 11. 25 Central 

Frederick I&becca ‘I’. Mrs., died April 20, 1890 

Fredericks Henry R., at Am. W. W. Co.,h. 307 Crescent 

Free Press Job Print, R. B. Somers, prop., 79 Moody 

Freelane James L., electrician, bds. 189 River 

Freelove Ruth A. Mrs.,housekeeper,R.Osgood, 189 River 

Freeman Alfred, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 93 Alder 

Freeman Arthur C., bleacher, W. B. & D. Works, h. 74 

School, suite 5 

Freeman Clarence I.,stcnographer (205 Washingtou, B.), 

hds. 138 Crescent 

Freeman Dorval J.,bont maker, C. P. Nutting’s,l’rospect- 

St-bridge, h. 205 Adams 

Freeman James S., at A. W. W. Co., bds. 148 Adams 

Freeman Lewis, loom fixer, B. Uufg. Co., h. 400 River 

Freeze Charies, stenographer (Boston Globe, B.), rms. 

46 South 

Freisen Albert C., at Bm. W. W. Co., rms. 36 Spruce 

Frese Fred C., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 164 Brown 

Frese Nary C., widow of Fred, h. 164 Browu 

French Allen D., plumber and tinsmith, r. 210 Moody, 

h. 386 do. 

French Alleu E., student, bds. 356 Moody 

French Caroline, bds. 566 Kain 

French ClArence I., attorney at law, 637 Main, rm. 3 

French Dnuiel, lawyer, 820 Main, h. do. 

French Edward &I., h. 23 Harvard ave. 

French Erminnie A. Miss, sub. teacher, Public dchools, 

bds. 356 Moody 

[Robbius 

French Frank B., civil engiueer (W. Newton), rms., 33 

Fre~~ch Fred B., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 115 High 

French George L., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 220 Moody 

Freuch George W., collector, h. 55 Myrtle 

French Herbert A., repsrter, Ms. 356 Xoody 

French Hobert W.,insurauce agent( B.) ,h. 169 Hammond 

French Mary Miss, h. 820 Main 

French William, livery stable, Woerd ave., n. Crescent, 

rms. 295 do. 

French William, moved to Newport, Me. 

Friehe Samuel, at Am. W. W.Co., h.4 Riverview av.C.P. 

Friedette Joseph, carpenter, h. 188 Charles 

Froberger Joseph, gardener, Mt. Feake Cemetery, 218 

South, rms. 99 Ash 

Frost A.May lUies,teacher (Brookline),bds.l15 Lexington 

Frost E:ilt~ i%Irs., h. 4 Cross CL exingtuu 

Frost Florence E. Miss. teacher (Cambridge), bds. 115 

TKOSI! G.F&A.NK, coal,wood, hay,hme and brick, 

I! 33 and 36 Moody, and 143 Lexington, next C. 31. 

R. R..l1.326 Bacon,near Lexington (see back cover) 

A!iWOOD & SHAW, 




. 

Frost George M.,clerk (670 \Vashil:glon,ll.) .hcls.4 Cross 

Frost Herbert W., at J. L. T. Mnfg. Co., h. 109 Central 

Frost John M., moved to Worcester 

Frost JohnM. Jr., bds. 4 Cross 

Frost Leonard I-‘. Rev., h. 115 Lexington 

Frost Litla N. Miss, teacher (Bromfield school,Harvard), 

11. 115 Lexington 

Frost M. A&lie X&s, teacher, bds. 115 Lexington 

Frost l’ercg G., clerk, 143 Lexingt,on, 21. 14 Crescent 

Frost Sara E.Miss,teacher,High scbool,hds.l15 Lexiogton 

Frost William P.. moved out West 

Frothingham Charlotte J. l\lrs., milliner and milliner-, 

589 Main. h. do. [Lexington 

Frothingham Daniel D., apothecary, 65i Main, rms. 59 

Frye Charles G., h. 26 Lexington 

Frye Frank K., h. 54 Wsluut 

Fuller Charles J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 61 Robbins 

Fuller Daniel D., h. 116 Chestnut 

Fuller Elizabeth J. Bliss, died Nov. 3, 1889 

Fuller Fred V., moved to Chelsea 

Fuller Sarah E., tailoress, 11. 54 Gushing 

Fuller Walter C., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 44 Floyd 

Fuller Walter L., tailor’s pressman, 139 Moody, bds. 

54 Custiing 

Fuller Walter N., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 305 Moody 

%hlkrkJn Bradford M., pastor,‘rrinitarian Congregational 

Church, bds. 716 Main 

Fullerton Chester W., at Am. IV. IV., rms. 154 Ash 

Fullerton Eldridge, driver, J. J. S. Peterson’s, Riverview 

pl., bds. do. 

Fullerton Robert M., moved to Little Rock, Ark. 

Fullerton William M., moved to Paris, France 

Fulton Pryor, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 316 Newton 

Furbush Daniel H., carpenter, h. Guinnn, near Bacon 

Purbush Edward A., at U. S. IV. Co., 11. Farnsworth, 

near Plympton 

[b arnsworth 

Furbush Frank E., carpenter, bds. i\Irs. S. Furbush’s.. 

Furbush George W.. engineer, Pumping station, W. W 

W., off South, h. do. 

Furbush James L., carpenter, bds. JIrs. S Furbush’s, 

Farnsworth 

[to11 

Furbush Sarah,widow of Rictlal~d,h.FaInsworth n. PlT.mp- 

Furlong lIarid, hairdresser, Newton, II. F. R. R., bds. 

26 Friend 

GAllRIEL~ON AUGUST, loom fiser, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 

390 River 

Gaffee &Iarp, widow of John, 11. 143 Calvary 

Gaffney Cornelius, umbrella repairer, h. German ave. 

Gaffney John, died March 5, 1891 

G:tffuey Nancy Mrs., house 180 Newton 

CHAS. P. McNABB & CO., 


Methodist Building, 4 Moody St,, Waltham,

WALTHAM [G] I~IRECTORY 143 

Gafrian Azari, loom fixer, 1~. &If;;. Co., b. 1 Lawton pl. 

Gage Ernest, moved to Ltwrenw 

Gagnon *Jeremie, carpenter, II. %J Noonau 

Gagnon Patrick, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., and hairdresser, 

171 Willow, h. do. 

Gale Horace A. paper hanger, 616 I\Inin, 11. 27 Cross 

Gallagher Ferguson, sash and blind maker, h. 39 John 

Gallagher Fergusoe B., laborer (Brighton), h. 39 John 

Gallagher #James, piper, 1~. 1% Newton 

Gallagher James, Jr., plumber. bds. 158 Newton 

Gallagher Jane, widow of Hugh, bds. 13 Felton 

Galla&er John W., died Aug. 23, 1891 

Gallagher Jlary, widow of Matthew, h. 43 Hall 

Gallagher Matthew, steam fitter. h. 38 Oak 

Gsllapher Patrick, laborer, bds. Hugh Carroll’s, Wall 

Gallagher William J., watchman, B. Mfg. Co., b. 43 Hall 

Gallant lired, laborer, bds. 116 Felton 

Gallant John, laborer, bds. 116 Felton 

Gallant Leon, operative, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 7 Lawton pl. 

Gallant Mark, laborer. bds. 109 centI’d 

Gallant P~lnl. at Am. W. W. Co.. bds. 7 Lawton pl. 

Gallant l’hillip, laborer, h. 96 Oak 

Gallant JZeuben, house 7 Lawton pl. 

Gallant Simon, driver, 74 Bacon, h. 138 Newton 

Gallant Toinet, widow of Allen, h. 116 Felton 

Gallant Wilfred, weaver, B. %lfg. Co., bds. 116 Felton 

Gallant William J., carpenter, W. B. & D. Works, h. 

20 Cedar 

Gallety James IX., moved to Cambridge 

Gallety Sara11 Miss, boards 26 Heard 

Galligan Jarnes S , blacksmith, h. 174 Scl:ool 

Gallup Frank I)., express driver (K.), h. 48 Taylor 

Gallup Maria J. Mrs., millinery, 48 Taylor, h. do. 

ALLUPE ELIAS A., watchmaker and repairer, 

Q 172 Moody, h. 57 Pine (see page 90) 

Gallupe Fred r%‘,, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 57 Pine 

Gallupe Maggie I. Mrs., died Feb. 14, 1890 

Galrin Catherine, widow of John, h. 124 Pine 

Galviu John, laborer, bds. 54 Central 

Galvin Patrick, city laborer, bds. 54 Central 

Gamble Henry, at B. Mfg. Co.. 11. 119 Myrtle 

Gammage Marcus, at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 55 Woerd 

avenue, C. P. 

Gammon Charles S., fireman, F. R. R., bds. 208 Charles 

Gammon \Villiam R., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 37 Brown 

Gtlnnon Charles, blacksmith, h. rear 569 Xain 

Gannon Patrick, laborer, h. 10 Cedar 

Gannon Patrick, callender, W. B. & D. Works,h. 64 Oak 

Gannon Timothy, farm hand, Edwin Bowker’s, 105 Main, 

bds. rear do. 

Ganong Frank N., fancy goods,179 Moody, h.10 Park pl. 

-OOD, BAEBL3;ERe CO., 

76UMl3EEit, 

Mdn Offlce, Exchanpe B’ldp., . Branch Yard, 

Cur. State and Eilby, Xoston. Baaou Street. Waltham.

144 WALTHAM [G] l)ILtEC7’0ItY 

Garduer Ann, widow of John, h. Center, n. Massasoit ct. 

Gardner Catherine, widow of Francis, h. 159 School 

Gardner Edson W., fireman, F. R. R., bds. 91 Pine 

Gardner George W. Rev., moved to New London 

Gardner John H., stone cutter, h. 55 Walnut 

Gardner John J.. teamster, bds. Mrs. Anu Gardner’s, 

Center 

Gardner Mary J., widow of Michael J., grocer, Newton, 

car. River, h. 88 Newton 

Gardner Michael J., died Oct. 11, 1891 

Gardner Irlicbael P., machinist, b. Ann Gardner’s, Center 

Gardner Theodore 0.. moved to Woburn 

Gardner Willie P., clerk. 208 Moody, rms. 92 Brown 

Garfield Caroline Miss, clerk, Am. W. W. Co., rooms 88 

Crescent 

Garfi-ld Caroline L., widow of Josiah, bds. Leland Home 

for ATed Women, 21 Newton 

Garfiehl Frank I., rodman City Engineer’s office, City 

Hall, bds. W. Is. Garfield’s, West Dale 

Garfield Lizzie M., widow of John C., h. 23 Hall 

Garfield Mary, widow of John, h. 143 Calvary 

Garfield Phebe S., widow of Asaph M., h. West Dale, 

beg. Farnsworth 

Garfield Wiliiam K., watchmaker (376 Washington, IS.), 

h. West Dale, beyond Farnsworth 

Garland Ira P., coachman, Arthur T. Lyman’s, Lyman, 

bds. do. 

Garland John W., carpenter, rms. 579 Main 

Garrity Frank J., compositor, Waltham Daily Tribune, 

622 1Iaiu, bds. 127 Charles 

Garrity James, laborer, bds. 86 Kxcbange 

Garvey James, died Dec. 10, 1891 

Garvey Michael J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 102 Taylor 

Garvin John, laborer, bds. rear 203 Grove 

Gast Andrew, baker, 769 Main, bds. 71 Francis 

ATELY BROS.( Blathew E. and John W. Gately), 

r II provisions. 5 Spring (see page 611) 

Gately John W. (Gately Nros.), provisions, 5 Spring, 11. 

4 Harvard place 

Gxtely Mathew E. (Gately Eros.), provisious, 5 Spring, 

h. A9 Cherry 

Gaudet Andrew, compositor, Free Press, i9 Moody, bds. 

94 Charles 

Gnntlet snstilene, carpanter, h. 7 Noonau 

Guudlt D rsethel, laborer, bds. 151 Felton 

c:auaet Fred, carpenter, IA. 27 Noonan 

Gauclet Philip, 

mason, h. 94 Charles 

Gautlet Samuel, oarpenter, h. 13 Noonan 

Gaudet Saslestin, laborer, bds. 27. Noonan 

Gaul Harvey O., master martner, II. 5 Chester ave. 

Gault Chnrles, driver, 3913 Lexiugtnn, htis. do. 

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Gault James, farmer, h. 66 Plympton 

G:\ult John E., clerk, 875 L&tin, bds. 66 Plympton 

Gault William J., hoseman and spare driver, Chemical 

Engine No. 1, Lesington, rms. do. 

Gauvin Deunis, mason, bds. 13 Noonan 

Gauvin James, buckle maker, bds. 8 Koonan 

Gauvin Joseph, hairdresser, 655 &lain, bds. 15 Felton 

Gavin Peter, teamster, h. 45 Charles 

Gavolio Gezeppa, fruit, etc., 85 Moody, h. Emery, near 

Bacon 

Gay Alexander, carpenter, Geo. Dkiwson, Music Hall ave. 

Gay Augusta Mrs., matron, W. N. C. school boardiughouse 

for girls, Lexiugton, h. do. 

Gay Charles E., moved to Worcester 

Gavton John, laborer, btls. 3G.i Rivet 

Geigan John H., at W. 1). Co., h. 52 Adrlms 

Gearp Edward, laborer, D. & F. Mfg. Co.,h.r. 62 Charles 

Gesrv Marv Mrs., died Dec. 29, MS0 

Ged&s Wtiliarn, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 1.56 Ash 

Geer Emogene A. Mrs., dressmaker, 98 Chestnut, II. do. 

Geer William, watchman, Adauls House, II. 98 Chestnut 

Gendreau Frank A., I&. C: N. I~romn’s, Urook ave. 

Gendreau Mary $1. hIrs., moved to ~~u4~~~~ro 

Gendrick Adolph, machine fixer, U. XFg.Co.,b.430 River 

Genrlrick Robert, moved to lsoston 

Gendrick William, house 430 River 

Geoffrion Em:lnuel, carpenter, 11. 21 Noonan 

Geoff&m Emilie N. Miss, dressmaker. 153 Felton,bds.do. 

Geoffrion Felix, stone mason, 11. 173 Felton 

Geoffrion Felix J., waiter, 3 Common, bda. 173 Felton 

Geoffrion Louis J. (Geoffrion & Cole) carpenter and 

builder, 101 Brown, 11. Emery, n. Hncon 

Geoffrion Theopilus ,J., clerk, 675 Main, hrls. li3 Felton 

EOFFRION & COLE (Louis J. Geoffriou and 

G Arthur L. Cole), carpenters and builders, 101 Browu 

(see p2ge 606) 

George Charles H.. at Am. W. W. Co., 1,. 12 Sharon 

George Marc C., widow of Hezekiah S., h. 54 Myrtle 

Georgoponlos Pu’icholas, at Am. 11’. W. CO., rms. 93 

Crescent 

ERALD BRADBURY S., bakery, confectionery, 

G ice cream, etc., 561 Main, h. 559 do. (see Index) 

Gerald Vincent, at Am. W. W. Co.. h. 92 Xaple 

Gerald William A., jeweller, h. 156 Adams 

Gerritson Charles S., inspector, Am. W. W. Co., house 

13 Brown 

Gerritson Fred., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 30 Orange 

Gerritson Henry J., machinist, Ms. 171 Chestnut 

Gerritson Walter, at Am. W. W. Co., II. 66 Robbins 

Gerry Caroline, widow of Thomas, h. 187 Ash 

&3’r,V hf(JrriS, bdS. \~akharll City ~~OInP, &mth 

ATWOOD c& SRAW, 


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Get&e11 Chayles C., hairdresser, 87:) Main. h. 38 Prospr~~t 

Get&e11 Harry M., hairdresser, 8’73 >Iain. brl‘ . X3 Russell 

Get&e11 Nelson D., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 24 Cherry 

Getchell Sumner, picture frame maker, 145 Moody, rtns. 

90 Cherry 

Gibbons Edward, laborer, Pond av., II. C. M. R. R. 

Gibbons James, iron worker. bds. 205 Cnlvary 

Gibbons John, laborer, bds. Hl;gh Carroll’s, Wall 

Gibbons John J.,plummer’s apprentice, 1063 Moody, bds. 

Edward Gibbon’s, Pond av. 

Gibbons William; at \‘I’, B. & D. Works, h. 205 Calvary, 

near the cemetery 

Gibbs Anna M., widow of Frank F., It. 962 Main 

Gibbs Edith M.Miss,bookkeeper, 614 RIain,bds. 962 Main 

Gibbs Frank F., died December 7, 1890 

Gibbs Harry F., moved to Boston 

Gibbs John M. (Gibbs & Co. Express), 614 Main, house 

15 Church 

Gibbs John M., Jr., studentl bds. 15 Church 

Gibbs Joseph, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 107 Adatns 

Gibbs Joseph F., c:\shier, Waltham National Bank, 637 

Main, h. 51 Harris, car. Summer 

Gibbs Mar G. Mr,s., died March 1, 1892 

Gibbs Morris, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 107 Adams 

Gibbs Richard M.. at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 376 Moody 

Gibbs William. died August 25, 1890 

IBBS & CO. EXPRESS (John RI. Gibb*), 

G Rumford bldg., 614 Main, and (105 Arch, 34 Court 

sq. and 25 Merchants row, B.j (see p. 601) 

Gibson Andrew J., clerk, 875 Main, bds. 886 do. 

Gibson George A., salesman (Wrastboro), h. 49 Prospect 

Gibson Judd B.. at Am. W. W. Co.. II. 86 Lowell 

c7 iddings Charles J., painter, 25 Exchange,h. 255 Charles 

Gidley Samuel H., salesman (B. ), bds. 9i Alder 

Gifford Eliza A., widow of Gustavus, h. 83 Brown 

IIFFORD FRED. C,, blacksmith, 21 Crescent, 

G 11. 83 Brown (see page 619) 

Gilbert Adelina Mrs., bdq. 149 Felton 

Gilbert Frederick R., bookkeeper (58 India sq., B.) h. 

402 Main 

Gilbert Samuel B., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 138 Robbins 

Giles William A., clerk, 178 Moody, h. 2 Harvard av. 

Gilford Evaline Mrs., moved to Newton 

Gil ford, see G uilford 

Gilhuly John, brick mason, h. 115 Charles 

Gill Hugh, stonecutter, R. M. Gill, rear Newton, house 

21 Bolton 

Gill Joseph, stone cutter, h. Handy, n. Calvary 

Gill Margaret Mrs., died Sept. 17, 1890 

Gill Michael, laborer, bds. 165 Willow 

Gill Michael J., stone cutter, h. 36 Calvary 

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c 

Gill Pu‘ellie A., Miss, mnsic teacher, 261 Crescent, bds.do. 

Gill Peter, stone cutter, 11. 43 Clinton 

Gill Robert &I.. granite cutter, rear Newton, near F. R.R. 

crossing, h. 196 Newrton 

Gill Thomas, foreman, tinishing dept., Am. W. W. Co. 11. 

261 Crescent 

Gill Thomas E‘., freight handler. F. R. R., h. 196 Newton 

Gill William T., finisher. Am. W.W. Co., b. 261 Crescent 

Gillen Andrew, tailor, bds. 156 Bacon 

Gillen Marv A., widow of Patrick, h. 9 Middle st. ~1. 

Gillette W~lliarn L.. iaundryman, rms. 19 Taylor 

ILLISPIE JAMES Cl., carpenter and builder, 

G 19 Plympton, h. do. (see page SOS) 

Gillhooley, see Gilhnly 

Gilligan John J., clriver, bds. 115 Pond 

Gilligan Patrick ,J.. laborer, h. 115 Pond 

Gillignn Richard W., plnmher, 556 Main, brls. 115 Pond 

Gilligsn Thom:rs. fireman, at B. Rlnfg. Co., h. 234 River 

Gilling John, house 398 River 

Gilliny Victor, weaver, at R. Rlnfg. Co., h. 378 River 

Gillis Alexander D., at W. B. & D. Works, h. 34 Charles 

Gillis Angus, laborer, h. 30 Oak I 

Gillis ,John S., died October 9, 1892 

Gillis Remdtl, at B. .Rtnfg. Co., btls. 3.0 Oak 

Gilrnan Edwin F., at Am. W. W. Co., II. YG Alder 

Gilman Fred. trnr. salesman I’ s. 19 Tay-lor 

Giiman Horace E;., driver, 224 P &Ioody, h. 196 do. 

Gilman Lizzie S. Mrs., nur-e, 11. 196 Moody 

Gilmore Bricluet, widow of Patrick, h. 161 School 

Gilmore Pat&k. died Rlav 30. 1892 

Gilmore \Villism T., teamster, I6 Felton, 11. 103 Bacon 

Gilpatriek Willis, clerk (B.), rms. ‘73 Cre~c nt 

Gilson Charles H., at Am. W.W. Co., 1~. head of Hospital 

Gilson Cvnthia P., widow of John F.. II. 94 Ash 

Gilson J&gene .J., molder, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., Foundry 

Gilson Frank J.. junk. Urown’s lane, 11. 20 Fern 

Gilson Joseph, organ builder, 11. 148 Hammond 

Gilson Letnuel, shoemaker, 143 Moody, 11. 35 Maple 

Gilson Mary, widow of Peter, 11. Brown’s lane, e. Xoonan 

Gilson Michael, bds. 63 Exchange 

G ilson Patrick H., clerk, 567 Alain bds. Mrs. Mary 

Gilson’s, Brown’s lane 

Gilson Peter E., auctioneer and furniture, 567 Main, bds. 

AILS. Mary Gilson’s, Brown’s lane 

Gindrat Ariste L., watchmaker, II. 164 Adams 

Gindrat Daniel A., finisher, Am. \V.W.Co., h.86 Robbins 

Gindrat.Julia M. Mrs., died Feb. 22, 1890 

Gindrnt Louis R.. at Am. W. W. Co.. h. 86 Robbins 

Ginioan Catherine Mrs., died Oct. 1.5, 1891 

Girard Louis, jour.tnllor, 139 Moody, bds. 190 do. 

LUMBER. .

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Giroux Fernando, carder, IS. Mnfg. Co., bds. rear 32 

Charles 

Gladstone Himan (Gladstone & Mayor) ,boots and shoes, 

8.5 Moody, house at ISoston 

Gladstone Cps Mayor (Hitnrln Gladstone and Harry May- 

01’). boots and shoes, 85 Moody 

Glancy Frank. masou, 1~. 24 Gordon 

G 

LANCY l~OBE:RT E., architect. contractor and 

lumber, 53 Gushing, 11. do. (see opp. Lumber 

Dealers) 

Glancy Thomas, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 66 Taylor 

Glazier Clara J., widow of Pr‘ormau L., dressmaker, 29 

Harvard ave., house do. 

Glazier Walter IZ., clerk, 8134 Nain, bds. 293 School 

Gleason Anna ‘I’. Kiss. dressmaker, boards 13 Cedar 

Gleason Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. 84 Calvary 

Gleasou Dennis, died Jan. 11, 189.2 

Gleason Dennis I. , at W. 13. & D. Works, and reporter, 

Waltham Daily Tribune, 622 -Main, blls. 81 Calvary 

Gleason James A., laborer. house 45 Spring 

Gleason Johanna Mrs., died Nov. 1, 1889 

Gleason Johanna .A., dressmaker, 84 Calvary, bds. do. 

Gleason John ‘I’.. at W. B. & 1). Wks., bds. 84 Calvary 

Gleason Matthew F., laborer, house 92 Calvary 

Gleason RIsttthew J., student, ids. 84 Calvary 

Gleason Michael M., student, bds. 84 Calvary 

Gleason Patrick S., clerk:705 t%ain, bds. 84 Calvary 

Glenn Daniel A., carpenter, Geo.Dawsou, h.67 Lexington 

Glidden Johu IS., house 164 Chestnut; 

Glidden M:try -4., widow of John, h. 166 Chestnnt 

Glines Charles H., carpenter, house 3 Cross 

Glines Fred S., at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 55 Robbins 

LOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Morgan & Co., 

G props., 659 Main (see page 626) 

Glover Isaac S., clerk, 16 Lexington, bds. 41 Harvard 

Glover John S ., died Oct. 20, 1889 

GlJnn Bernard, at W. B. & 1). Works, bds. 310 River 

Glynn Delia Mrs., boarding house, Its Felton 

Glynn Dennis, plutnbcr, 7 Felton, bds. John Glynn’s, 

Calvary 

Glpnn Dennis. stone layer, bds. 92 Bacon 

Glynn Jerry D., laborer, house 129 Felton 

LYNN JOHN, grocer, 121 Felton, house 111 do. 

G (see page 614) 

Gl,vnn Jobu, laborer, house rear 44 Calvary 

Glynn John, laborer, P. R. R., house 92 Bacon 

Glynn Margaret J. Miss. dressmaker, 129 Pelton, b. do. 

Glynn Martiu, laborer, W. IS. & D. Works, house end 

Nevins ct. 

Glynn Mary Mrs., died Feb. 17.1892 

Glynn Michael. laborer, houss 13 E’elton 

BUTTRICK LUMBER GO,, *~zgzzB~ 

%W Moulded Finish and Mouldings, $,nt& 92.3 

34% .a.-,* Balusters, Posts, Etc. .;n.z 

MILL, FELTON STREET, on J. P 1 R

\V.$LTI-IA~II [;Gj I)IIIECTORY 149 

Glyna Michael J. (Glpnn & Kellep), apothecary, 705 

RIaiu, boards 102 Harvartl 

Glgnn hlortimer, bowls 102 Harvard 

Glynu Murt*lgh, house 102 Harvard 

Glynn Thomas E., card grinder, B. Mnfg. Co., house 23 

Middle 

Glyun Thomas I’., moved to Newton 

Glynn William F., brick layer, bds. 129.Ft:lton 

Glynn & Kelley (Michael J. Glyon and Thomas F.Kellg), 

druggists, 705 Main 

Godber John, polisher, Am. W. W. Co.,bds. R. W.Hill’s, 

Harvard place 

Godbcr Kate &Its., house rear 63 h’ew Grove 

Godber Walter F. (Godber & Parker). jewel mnfr., 23 

Crescent, house Chester ave., near Moody 

Godber Zillah Mrs., dressmaker, 13 Adams, 11. do. 

Godber & Parker (Walter F. Godber and Herbert G. 

Parker), jeweler mnfrs , i’3 Crescent 

Goddard Asa E., teacher, W. N. C. scliool, h. Clark lane 

Goddard Fred E., moved to Worcester 

Goff John P., died July 1, 1991 

Golden Edward, painter, boards 26 High 

Golden Owen, died June 27, 1891 

Golding Patrick, mason, bds. 53 Ash [bds. do. 

Goldrop Thomas, inside man, Arthur T. Lyman’s, Lyman 

Goldsmith George T., rmj. 26 Adams 

Goldsmith Mary A. Mrs.,deessmaker,26 Adams, rms. do. 

Good Henry, inspector, F. R. R., house 8 Calvary 

OODALE ALFRED XL, agent, B. Mnfg. Co., 

G off Moody, house Bacon, nearly opp. Greenwood av. 

(see page 4) 

Goodale Bsrdwell A., watch hand mufr. (Winchester), h. 

438 Main 

Goode11 Roland E., watch hand maker (\Vinchesfer),bds: 

438 Main 

Goodger William C., at B. Mtrfg. Co., bds. 20 CharIes 

Gooding Fred M., house 36 Hammond 

Gooding Rhoda A., widow of James, h. 36 Hammond 

Goodman Edward V., at U. S. W. Co., rms. 192 Charles 

Goodnow Caroline S. Mrs., died Nov. 2%. 1890 

Goodnow Frank E., screw maker, Am. W. W. Co., h. l 

608 Charles 

Goodnow Fred W. (W. Goodno v & Son), furniture, 708 

Main, house 706 do. 

Goodnow Louisa A.. widow of William, h. iP2 Main 

G 

OODNOW WILLIA3Z bi SON(Fred W. Goodnow), 

furniture dealers and undertakers, 708 Main 


Goodrich Arthur G., at A’m. W. W. Co., bds. 56 Walnut 

Goodrich Eugene C., at Am. IV. W.Co.,house 52 Waluut 

Goodrich John R., moved to Newton 

&&TWOOD e SHAW, 


PLUiMBING and GAY FITTING, 

KITCHEN FUBNISHZNGS, Etc.

150 WALTHAM [G] I~lRIE’I’ORY 

Gootlrich Usry T., witlow of .T:\rvis E., house 23 School 

Goodwin Albert M., at Am. W. W. Co., ~~19. 113 High 

Goodwin David L., moved to Berwick, Me, 

Goo,lwin I~rlwsrd W., clerk (F. It. R. depot, Br), house 

50 Francis 

Goodmiu Elberto ‘I’., engineer, Am. W. W. Co., h. 5 

Orange 

Goodwin Frank, driver, Gibbs’ Es. (B.) nncl 610 Main, 

II. 26 Cross 

Goodwin Herbert T,., plumber, rms. 259 Noody 

Googius Lucy, widow of John, b. 206 Charles 

Googius Thomas R., carpenter, h. off 31 Prospect ave. 

Gordon Delmont E., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 268 

Cresceut 

Gordon Frank H., dial painter, Am. W, W. CO., II. 

46 Lawrence 

Gordon ,James H.. laborer. F. R. R., bds. 9 John 

Gordon Michael, laborer, h. Flood, near John 

Gordon RIiohsel, mule spinner, h. 9 John 

Gordon Orville C., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 3L 

Adams 

Gordon Patrick, laborer, W. B. & D. Works. h. lG4 River 

Gordon Thomas IV., laborer, hds. 161 River 

Gordon William H., 11. 566 Main 

Gore Wiufirld S., compositor (B. I, h. 13 Sharon 

Gotmnn Ambrose J., wheel turner, 115 Bacon, h. off 

Guinan, near Bacon 

Gormxn Edward F., laborer, hds. 203 Grove 

Gormau James. stone cutter, hds. 127 Pine 

Gormau John, died Dec. 21, 1890 

Gorman John, junk dealer, 163 .School, h. do. 

German John M., foremln, ;\Ia3s. &ho)1 for the Feeble 

Ninrled, h. 203 Grove 

German. Mary Miss, 11. 310 River 

German Mary, widow of Richard, h. 127 Piue 

German Mary A., widow of James, 11. 142 Bacon 

Gorman Willisr~, upholsterer, bds. 12'7 Pine 

Gormley Elizabeth, widow of James, bds. 8 Mechanic 

Gormley Frank. driver, 37 Spring, h. 143 Newton 

GormleS Joseph, bottler, 575 Main, bds. 143 Newtou 

Gormley Mary. widow of Michael, h. 289 Calvary 

Gormlcy Patrick &I., at W. 12. & D. Works, 1~1s. 239 

Cal vary 

[Pr’ewton 

Goss Fran& M., machinist, J. L. T. Mnfg. CO., h. 295 

Gottie George D., at W. B. & D. Works, h. 158 Newton 

Gould Anna M., widow of George ii’., boarding house, 7 

Cushiug 

Gould Charles L., carpenter, 

rms. 23 Sharon 

Gould George P., engineer, F. R. R., bds. 41 Pine 

Gould Mary F. Miss. bookkeeper, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 

36 Ash 

CHAS. B. McNABB & CO., 

FINE FOOT WEAIL 

lkfethodist Bzcilding, Waltham.

WALTHAM [G] I)IIUKT(lBY 151 

-__ 

Gould Sarah U., widow of Charles, b. 36 Ash 

Gould W’iliiam H., at Am. W. W. Co.; h. 47 Pine 

Goald, see Doiron (French) 

Gouvin Olive Mrs., bds. rear 97 Central 

Gove Henry Al., fruits and coufectionery, liS Moody, 

rooms 17 Pine 

Gove Otis AI., house 17 Pine 

Governor Louis, laborer, bds. 109 Central 

Gower Winfirld S., printer, h. 13 Sharon 

Grace Mary bliss, uurse, 11. 26 Maple 

Grace Peter, laborer, F. R. R., bds. 62 Turner 

Grady James,. motorman, W. & N. St. Ry., II. 179 Grove 

Grady John, stone mason, bds. rear i0 Church 

Gragg George W., screen maker, II. PO Gardner 

Gragg Herbert %I., carpenter aud builder, 34 Lawrence, 

house do. 

Graham David, painter, 25 Exchange, h. 68 Francis . 

Graham John G., blacksmith, h. 66 Hal1 

Graham llohert A., machinist (Everett,), bds. 255 Charles 

Gr:tham \Villiam J., miikmau, rear 858 Main, 11. 856 do. 

7 KAHA&1 \$7ILLIAM S., painter, 25 Exchange, 

G II. do. (see page GOti) 

Grant George K., clerk, 134 hloodv, b. li Whitney ave. 

Grant Grauville R ., at Am. W. W: Co., II. 73 Cherry 

Grant Lewis, carpenter, bds. 117 South 

Graverson Ham N., plasterer, II. 86 P’eltun 

Graves Edgar C. (1’. H. Graves & Sou), furniture, Exchahge 

Hall, .7di Main, II. Fiske, near Main 

Graves JUgbert, hostler, 183 Moody, bds. do. 

Graves Edward W., jauitor, Lincoln block, 13i& Moody 

room Y, h. 1 Whltiiey ave. 

Graves Ellen X., widow of Philip H. (P. H. Graves & 

Son), furniture, 767 Mail], h. 10’7 Russell 

Graves Xtta L. Miss, teacher (Framingham), bds. 107 

Russell 

RAVES FRANK L., furniture, etc., %24 Moody, 

G rooms IO3 Russell (see page 621) 

Graves E’red C., clerk (IS.). bds. 29 Newton 

Graves Fred M., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 57 Walnut 

Graves Georgie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 64 Cherry, bds. do. 

Graves Horace E., jot, master, Am. W. W. Co., h. PJ 

Winthrop 

[%9 Newton 

Graves Oliver G., brass finisher (84 Kingston, U.), II. 

Graves Joseph A., driver, 4 New Grove, bds. do. 

YRA\JES p. H. & SON (Edgar C. and Ellen 11. 

G Graves), furniture, l3xcha11ge Hall, 767 Main (see 

Index) 

Graves \Yiilard H., poultry fancier, h. Main, Real Hill 

Graves William II., watchmaker, 11. 57 \Yaluut 

Gray Adney W., fireman, F. R. It., 11. Highland, nearly 

opp. Hospital st.

152 WALTHAM [G] I)IREc’rOiIP 

Gray Everett A.,at Am. W. W. Co.,lr. 43 Wadsworth av. 

Gr:ly Mary A.. widow of *Joseph, h. 366 Mood,y 

Gray Sarah, widow of George F. N., II. rear iX Maiu 

Greaney Patrick, laborer F. It. R., 11. 75 Harvard 

Greaney Patrick B., brass fitlisher (IS.), bds. 7.5 Harvard 

Greeley Bridget Mrs., boarding house. 65 Exchange 

Greeley Il;dwarti, laborer, bds. 56 Willow 

Greeley Edward, Jr., laborer, bds. 67 New Grove 

Greeley E lwnrtl S., painter, bds. 75 Exchange 

Grerley Henry S., clerk, 611 Main, rms. 4 Mt. Pleasant 

Greeley John, farmhand, Edward Wellingtoo, Trap& 

roatl. bds. do. 

Greeleg John J., laborer, h. 144 School 

Greelep John J., Jr., janitor, Waltham Hospital, Hospital 

street, bds. do. 

Greeley Lizzie X. Miss, dry goods, 73 Exchange, boards 

. 75 &J. 

Greelep Martin, house 75 Exchange 

Greelep Nartrn H.. moved to New York 

Greeley Mary E. Miss, died Oct. 23, 1889 

Greeley Michael, coachman, Dr. W. H. Baker’s, South, 

boards do 

Greelep Michael B., painter, 11. School, hey. Bacon 

Grerlt:y Patrick, moved from city 

Grew ljp Peter, farm hand, C. L. Wellington’s, Trapelo 

rend. bds. do. 

Greeley Thomas, laborer, Ms. 89 Willow 

Greelty Thomas F., btk, 144 School 

Greelep Timothy, laborer, II. P:! Willinms 

Greeley William A.. lather, bds. 75 Exchange 

Greelish Catherine, widow of Thomas, II. 1, L‘. 175 School 

Greelish Patrick, f&m hand, Elward Wellington’s, 

Trnpelo road, bds. do. 

Greelish Thomas, farm hand, Ed ward Wellington’s, 

Trapelo road 

Greemore Frank, weaver, B. Mufg. Co., boards L. 

Geoffrion’s, Emery 

Green Alfred, gardener. R. T. Paine’s, Beaver, rms. do. 

Green Asenaith. widow of Nathan, h. 24 Gordon 

Green Charles W., il. 50 Adams 

Green Fred, at J. L. ‘I’. Mnfg. Co., btlq. 25.5 Moody 

Green Frederick C., carperiter, rear 197 Moody, house 

24 Gordon 

Green George, farmer. h. 428 Lexington 

EtEEinV ,JOHIY A., horseshoer and blacksmith, and 

G prop.. Green’s F;trriers Ointment, 2IG Moody, near 

Gushing, h. 72 Hall (see p. 61i) 

Green John F.. moved to New York 

Greeu Lawrence, f%rmer, A. ‘I. Pierce’s Beaver, house 

14 Central 

Green Miclmel, at U. S. W. Co., bds. 14 Central 

BUTTRICK LUMBEB CO,, :2;a:~}-=-8- 

Planing, Sawing, Turningg. 

66 FELTON WFREET, on F. R. R.

WALTHAM [G] 3PRECTORY 153 

Green BIicllael J., laborer, h. 119 Prospect 

Green Nancy, widow of Aaron, h. Highland avenue, 

near Weston 

Green Nathan, died Nov. ‘7, 1889 

Green Patrick, moulder, bds. 64 Calvary 

Green William L., at Am. IV. W. Co., h. 180 Lowell 

Green William W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 68 Hall 

Greene Abbp F., moved to Lonsdale, R. I. 

Greerle Alice G. Miss, botikkeeper (71 Frauklin, B.), 

boards 33 Gorham 

Greene Charles L., died July 3, 1891 

Greene IUvira Miss, house 49 CFescent 

Greene ,John, moved to Kern Pork 

Greene Leonard, foreman, plate room, Am. W. W. Co., 

house 73 Crescent 

Greene Margaret M., widow of John, h. 57 Ash 

Greene Marv A. Miss, ticket seller, Newton st. station, 

l+‘: It. li.. bds. 33 Gorham 

Greene \Vilfred W., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

68 Hall 

Greene William I3., station agent. Newton-&. station, F. 

R,. R., house 33 Gorlrnm 

Greenleaf L. Herbert, provisions, h. 79 Rnssell 

Greenleaf William H., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., honse 

66 Cherry 

Greenough John P.. carpenter, h. 65 Lexington 

‘\ REENWOOIb ALLEX, physician, 758 hlain, b. 

G do. (see opp. Physicians) 

Greenwood Caroline C., widow of William A., moved 

to Cambridge t-11 ivei 

Greenwood Edward J., weaver, R. Mnfg. Co., bds. 365 

Greenwood James N., inspector, Am. W. W. Co., house 

Lawrence, c jr. Plyinptou 

Greenwood Thelesthor, blacksmith, house Whitcomb, 

near Benefit 

Greenwood William A., died March 17. 1891 

Gregg Herman, civil engineer, City Engineer’s, office, 

City Hall, h. 23 Willow 

Gregg Jane, widow of Charles S., h. 70 Central 

Gregg Jennie W., artist, bds. 70 Centra! 

Gressle Hiller A., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 40 Crescent 

Grietson Peter S., blacksmith, h. 52 Pond 

Griffin Ann, widow of Timothy, h. 69 Oak 

Griffin Daniel, laborer, house 44 Oak 

Griffin Etta M. Miss, dressmaker, 326 Moody, bds. do. 

Griffin Frank K., clerk, 727 Main, rooms H. G. 

Kittredge’s, Fiske 

Griffin Harry, testmster, bds. 24 Clintrn 

Griffin James s., hos’ler, bds. r. 295 River 

(:rifIin John, laborer, h. rear 60 Calvary 

GI,I!&I John Is., laborer, bds. rear 298 River 

ATWOQD &3 SHAW, 



PLUMBING and !AS FITTING.

Griffin Mary, widow of John, h. r. 298 River 

Griffin Mary, widow of Thomas, h. I68 Felton 

Griffin Patrick, laborer, h. 33 Clinton 

GritTin Robert, lnborer, h. 53 Calvary 

Griffi:i Samuel RI., foreman,Augustus Flagg,Forest,, h.do. 

Griffi,t ‘L’hotnas, teamster, bds. 33 Clinton 

Grimn William I. , at Am. W. W. Co., Il. 200 Chestnut 

Griggs Thomas, farmer, \Vinter, n. West, house do. 

Grinnell Charles C., psper hnnger, 11. 21 Central 

Grinnell Kngene S., roll coverer, B. Mnfg. Co., house 

Grinnell RIarv, widow of Amos S., h. rear 148 School 

Grinnell William T., brakeman, F. R. It., boards rear 

Grogun Michnel J., laborer, h. Foundry avenue 

Groom Rlnrgaret E., widow of John F., h. li.5 Felton 

Gross Lena A., widow of E’rank A., bjardittg house, 

89 Central 

ROSSMAN JOHN, electrician, nud bell hanger, 

G 4 Church, h. 177 Summer (see p. 621) 

Grossman Rose, widow of Jacob H., II. Ii7 Summer 

Grover Edward E., at Atn. W. W. Co., h. 41 Cherry 

Grover Ernest A., at Am. \V. W. Co.,bds. 41 Cherry 

Grover George E., clerk, 157 Moody, bds. ~23 South 

Grover John C., painter, h. 100 Central 

(irover Mary J., widow of Edward, h. 5 Harvard 

Gunning Mary A., widow of William D., h. 26 Liberty 

Gunther August, baker, 769 Main, 11. at West Newton 

Guptill Charles T., manager, Armour Sr: Co., Id Felton, 

h. 35 Francis 

Gurnev Marie E., Miss. button-hole maker,h. r. 755 Main 

Gusta&son Adolph, laborer, B. Blnfg. Co.,bds. 396 River 

Gustafson Alfred, machinist (U. S. Arsenal, Watertown), 

rtns. 541 Main 

Gustafson Herman, moved to Danvers, Col. 

Guthrie Frank P., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 159 Crescent 

Gylling Victor C., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 378 River 

HABERLAN JAMES, farmer, h. Lincoln, n.Lincoln line 

Hackelton Eliza A., widow of William, h. 85 Orange 

Hack&on James El., at Am. W. W. Co.,h. 9 Chester av. 

Hackett Floreuce I., at Am. W. W. Co.,h. 6 Norumbega 

Terrace 

Hackett Marie E. Mrs., h. 6 Norumbega Terrace 

Hackett Mary Miss, matron, Waltham Hospital, Hospital 

st., bds. do. 

Hackett Mary A. Miss, house 58 Charles 

Haddowe F. Mary F. Miss, moved to New Hampshire 

Hadfiaid Mary Mrs., died Dec. 30, 1889 

Hadley J. Franklin, physician, 746 Main, COT. Exchange, 

house do. 

Ilatlley Millicent A. D. Mrs., died Oct. 9, 1890 

Hndley Morton C., postal clerk, B. & A. R.R., house 195 

Chestnut 

Hsdley Sewull T., hostler, bds. 130 Charles 

Hadler Uriah, fish dealer, house 195 Chestnut 

HadIe; Wendall H., machinist. bds. 1Yj Chestnut 

H:rgan Ann Mrs., died Jan. 20, 1892 

Hagan Ellen E. Miss, dressmaker, hds. 37 Central 

Hagan Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, 37 Central, h. do. 

tlagar Andrew J., farmer, 11. Stow, near &Mu 

Hagartp Men Mrs., house 28 Spring 

Hagartv Jatnes A., bar tender,33 Mm, bds. 73 Hammond 

A&ARTY JOHN J., cigars and tobacco, 1% Elm, 

H bds. 73 Llammond (see p. 631) 

Hag.arty Michael S., 11. 73 Hammond 

Hagarty Rliclmel N. Jr., clerk,199 School, b.73 Hammond 

Hagart y Thomas F., clerk, 12 Elm, bds. 73 Hammond 

Hagartp William M., laborer. bds. 53 EIammond 

Hagarty see Eiagertp, also, Haggarty 

Hagberg Edwin, machinist, bds. 396 River 

Hager Louis P., publisher (12 Pearl, B.), h. 12 Washington 

avenue 

Hagerty see EIagarty 

Uaggarty John, laborer, Robert’s Paper SIill, house 8 

Colby avenue 

-________ 

WOOD,BARKER & CO., 

Get Prices at the Wew 

LUMBER a YARI], Ba~~~.%%%%m 

10

156 WALTHAM [HI DIRECTORY 

Haggarty Margaret, widow of Jobl), h. 8 Colby ave. 

Haggarty Martha J. Miss, nurse, bds. 8 Colby ave. 

Haggerty Frederick M., at Am. W. W. Co., boards 8 

Colby ave. 

AGUE HARRY, at Am. W. W. Co., and mnsienl 

H merchandise, 33i& Moody, room 3,h. 102 High (see 

page 627) 

Haines Abram, died Feb. 19, 1892 

Haines Frank A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 396 Moody 

Haines George IV., teamster, bds. 874 Main 

Haines John, overseer, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 51 Pine 

Haines William M.. job uaster, Am. W. W. Co., h. 33 

Wadsworth ave. 

Haines ece Haynes 

Hake Frank, plumber, 154 Moody, bds. 25 Francis 

Hake William, teamster, 118 Bacon, bds. 112 do. 

Haldy Henry L., machinist foreman, P. 218 Moody, h. r. 

Hale Sarah J. Mrs., boarding bouse, 124 Adams 

Haley Catherine, widow of John, bde. Patrick Dugan’s, 

koundry ave. 

Haley James, laborer. bds. 21 Spri~lg 

Haley John, roofer, bds. I’. Sheridan’s, Munroe ave. 

Haley Mary P Mrs., boarding house, 353 Moody 

Haley Michael, laborer, h. 18 Gorham 

Haley Xorgan, at Am. W. W. Co., h. Cedar, opp. Cotter 

Haley Oscar J., machinist, h. 353 Moody 

hnley Patrick, yard foreman, 33 Moodv, b. 39 Exchange 

Haley,Yatrick, laborer, kJ. Cedar near cutter 

Hall Angelina C., widow of Charles, house 18 Hall 

Hall Anna D. Miss, moved to Watertown 

Hall Charles, plumber, 586 Main, h. 17 Lowell 

Halt Charles A., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 28 Hall 

Hall Don O., dial maker, W. D. Co., bds. 253 Fetlorl 

Hall Edwin J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Adams, c. Brown 

Hall Effie M. Miss, cashier, ll’i Moody, bds. 142 Ash 

Halt Frank I,., engineer, bds. 118 Hall 

Hall George S. (Geo. S. Halt & Co.), broom mnfr., rear 

70 Robbins, h. 70 do. 

Hall George S. & Co. (Geo.S.Hal; and Charles ITJones), 

broom mnfrs., r. 70 Robbins 

Halt Harry, orgar maker (Weston), rms. 23 Cashing 

Hall Harry L.. earpeuter, h. 99 Cl,escent 

Hall Harvey A., carpenter, h. 35 High, suite 3 

Hall Hattie M. hiss, clerk (State House, B.), b. 28 Hall 

Hall Henry C. (Hall & Lyon), apothecary, I17 Moody, 

11. 107 Crescent, 

ALL HERBERT E., dining rooms, 48 Spruce, 

H h. 36 do. (see p. 631) 

ALL HERBERT W., window ventilator mnfr., 

H rear 2012 Moody, rms. 253 do. (see p. 602) 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, =~sez:~~ 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Flo& i - - - 

- - - - - and Finish W’orked to Order. 

66 FELTON STREET, on F. R. R. 

.

WALTHAM [H] DTRECTORY 167 

Hall H. .Jnlius, organ builder, (Weston), 11. 210 Felton 

Hall Irving S., physician, 18 Harris, h. do. 

Hall Luman N., city clerk, oflIce, room I, City Hall, h. 

16 Appleton 

Gall Margaret Mrs., died Aug. 26, 1891 

Hall Marv I. widow of George IX., h. 162 Brown 

Ball William A.,bntter cheese and eggs,22 Stearns, h. do. 

ALL & LYON, (Henry C.Hall and Geo. C.Lyon), 

H apothecaries, 117 Moody, car. Crescent ( see front 

cover) 

Hailarnn Ann S. Miss, compositer, Waltham Daily 

Tribune, 622 Main, bds. 63 Hall 

Hallnran Lawrence, gateman, Xoody-street crossing, F. 

B. R.. house 63 Hail 

E-Tallaran Mary Mrs., died Sept. 12, 1832 

‘Hallaran Michael, provisions, 181 Schoul, h. do. 

Halleran John I%, helper. F. R. R. baggage room, bds. 

Thos. Halleran’s, Williams 

Halleran Martin L., groceries and provisions, Oak, car. 

Newton, h. 134 Taylor 

Halleran Rlarv E. Miss. rooms 154 Brown 

Halleran Tho&~s, m jlder. h. Williams, n. Felton 

Halleran Thomas I. , mason, h. 3 Dudley av. 

Hallet Andrews (Wheeler Printing Co.),*job printing, 645 

Main, h. Greenwood av. 

EIaIlett Charlotte M. Miss, music teacheb W. N. C. school, 

Ii. Worcester laue 

Hallett Herbert, fire’man, F. R. R., bds.‘l’il Chestnut 

Hallett Herbert O., engineer, F. R. R. bds. 171 Chestnut 

EIalpin Ambrose, wearer, g. Mnfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Halstead Thomas, dresser. B. Mntg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Ham Melvin J., blacksmith, D. & F. Mu&. Co., h. 1 

Foundry blk., Foundry av. 

Hamilton Clifford X., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 150 Brown 

Ilamilton Fred, waiter, 3 Common, h. 4il Main 

E-Iamlet George F., farmer, h. Trapelo road, n. Lexington 

Hamlin Alice L. Miss, bookeeper, 9 Moody, bds. 215 

Adams 

Hamlin Edward L., dentist, 661 Main, rms. 96 Lexington 

Hamlin James B., optician (5 Bromfield, B.) rms, 89 

Alder 

Hamlin lames, jeweler (.5 Bromfield, B.), rms. 89 Aider 

Hamlin Silas I. mzohinist Am. W. W. Co., rms. 118 

Itobhins 

[h. at Boston 

Hammer Emil C., treasurer, The U. S. W. Co.. Charles, 

Hnmmoud Charles S., Am. W. W. Co., h. 70 Ash 

Hammond James N., forernan, job dept., Am. W. W. Co., 

house 159 Adams 

Hammond J1 Clifton, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 179 Adams 

Hammond Susan J., widow of Jason D., boarding house 

53 Ash 

ATWOOD & EGHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Linco!n Block, 


and Walker Furnaces,

Hammond William J., at Am. W. 1%‘. Co.. Il. 53 Orange 

Haml)ton II:dward, machinist, 11. 216 Newton [ton 

Hampton \Villi:tm J., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 216 New-’ 

IIancock Frank, paper hanger, Ii4 Moody, h. at Newton 

~~tllJCOCk 7$‘illiam H., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 13 Taylor 

Haud B+trnnrd, laborer, bds. 10 Elm 

H:~~J~~Ix~Jzw Charles F., carpenter, bds. 39 Common 

H:IIII~JX~IWI John, carpenter and builder, 39 Common, 

house do. 

ITantlrnhan John J., clerk (B.) bds. 39 Common 

H:u~dr:h:~n Patrick, carpenter, h. 123 Felton 

Handrahan Saclie ,J. Miss, teacher, Ms. 39 Common 

ffaudy Joseph H., box maker, W. B. St 1~. \Vorks, h. 

Parkers lane [rms. 132 Crescent 

Hanford John S. inspector, K. E. T. ‘I’. Co., li IUrn, 

Hankerson Abbp, widow of Hiram, h. 3.5 Newton 

Han!ey Edward, laborer, h. Bedford, near Curtis 

Hanley Michael, laborer, h. Halls place 

Ilanlon Mary H., widow of Darby, 11. Newton, car. River 

tlanlon William, ironer, 13 Crescent, bds. 39 Clinton 

linnnngan Phillip D., hairdresser, ‘LIO$ Moocl~, 1~. 106 

Taglor 

Hannan James, died Oct. 27, 1889 

Rannify Edward F., !aborer, btls. 264 River 

Haunify ,Tames, laborer, 11. 66 Exchange [vnrd 

Hanrrify

Harditnan Michael, laborer, h. Cttt.tcr, near Newton 

Harditnan see Harclgtnan 

Harding Edith M. Miss, tlresstnsker, 41 Hali, bds. do. 

Harding George A., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. IO2 Alder 

Hartliug George S.. machinist, D. & I. Mttfg. Co., lt. 2 

Foundry blk., Foundry av. 

Harding Harvry E., driller, Beadle & Totten, bds. H. W. 

Bendel’s, West Dale 

Harding ,Joseph 1,. (W. Harding & Son), milkman, 4 

New Grove, bds. do. rCherrp 

Hardiug Robert I.. machinist, rear 218 Moody, itns. 29 

Harding Samuel J., 11. 41 Hal! 

Hardiug Solomon, carpeuter, h, 342 Moody 

Harding Walter, coachman, 44 Pleasant, bds. do. 

ARI>INB WTLLKAM & SON (William and 

13 Joseph L. Harding), props.,- Lowell Grove Dairy, 

4 New Grove (see p. 9) 

Harding William (Wtn. Harding BE Son), milkman, 4 

New Grove, h. do. 

Hardy Arthur L.. at1 AX. W. W. Co., h. 2i-l Crescent 

Hardy Ch:lrles C., at Am. W. W. Co., Ms. 79 Cltrrly 

Hardy Charles IV., at, Am. W. W. Co., 11. 60 Taylor 

* Hardy Charles W.. Jr.. bank clerk (U)., It. 196 Chestnut 

Hardv Cvrus W., farmer, bds. J. K. Hardy’s, Lexington 

Hard; I

I0 WAL’EUM [H-j I~IRECTORr 

Harper Lincoln A., at U. S. W. Co., h. 133 Brown 

Harper Robert G.. at Am. W. W. Co., b. 39 Alder 

Harper William, at Am. W. \V. Co., b. 84 A& 

Harriman Fred ‘I’., brakeman, C. M. R. R., boards 1 

Harvard 

Harriugton Amasa, carriage mnfr. {Concord), b. South, 

near Roberts crossing 

Harriogton Kenjamio G., second band of yard, B. Mnfg. 

Co., bvuse rear 24 Elm 

Harrington Charles E., clerk (II.), lw3s. 11 Gsrduer , 

Harriogton Daniel G., laborer, b. 57 Felton 

Harrington Edward E., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. J. F. 

Savage’s, Mnnroe ave. 

Harrington Ebot A., moved to Los Angelo% Cabfornia 

Harrington Ellen Y., widow of Charles, b. 261 Weston 

Harringtou Ernest J., at U. S. W. Co., boards J. F. 

Savage’s, Munroe avenue 

Harrington Herman I’., house 11 Gardner 

ARRZNGTON SAlMES F., provisions, 

H Charles, bds. 10 Mechanic (see page G14) 

48 

Harrington John A., picker, B. Mnfg. Co., bouse Youd 

street avenue 

Harrington Martha Miss, 1). Old Forest, near ‘I rapelo rd. 

Ilnrrington klarg B., widow of George, h. 4i.5 Sonth 

Harriugton T. Frank, postal clerk, F. R. R., house 25 

Harvard avenue [tlut 

Harringtou Webster F., clerk, 148 Moody, rms. 553 Hal- 

Hari,is Augustine N., died Sept. 12, 1896 

Harris Bernard, plumber, 569 Rlain. II. 156 Newton 

Harris Charles C.. engineer, P. R. R. bds. 91 l’ine 

Harris Frank H. at Am. W. W. Co, b. 110 Taylor 

Harris Jacob (Ploom & Harris), variety store, ‘5 Lesingiugton, 

bds. at Boston 

Harris John, 2d, at Am W. W. Co., b. 45 Curtis 

Harris John, bouse 21 Cherry 

Harris John M., bds. J. W. Harris’, Church street ave. 

Harris ,Johu W., salesman, 691 Main, h. Cburcb st. ave. 

Harris Peter J., plumber (Lexingtou), 11. 136 Bacon 

Harris Sarah, widow of Jobu, h. rear 15,5 School 

Harris S. Louisa Miss, teacher, W. N. C. S., Lexington, 

boards do. 

Harris Walter, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 64 Robbius 

Harris William H., moved to Xilford 

Harrison James, spring maker, Am. W. W. Co., boards 

409 River 

Harrison ‘I’. Henry, bleacher, W. l3. & D. Wks., house 

280 River 

Hart Auuie Mrs., house Nevcns ct. 

Hart James, at W. X. & L). Wks., 

bds. 183 Grove 

Hart Patrick Mrs., milliner, 111 River 

Hart Patrick W.. moved to Ireland 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., 


56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, oi F, RI R,

WALTHAM [H] IXRECTORY 161 

Hartford Fred S., moved to &faine 

Hartford Hal I%, at Am. W. W. CD., rms. 80 Adams 

Hartley John C., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 116 Alder 

Hartley John M., machinist, Am. W. W. Co.,h. 83 Alder 

Hartmann William N. G.. carpenter, h: 74 Hammond 

Hartnett Joseph, painter, 821 Main, htls. 75 Exchange 

Hartop Arthnr, gardener, Mrs. W. E. Brights’, house 

Main, nesb F. R. R. 

Hxrtop George B., tinsmith. 635 Main, house Massasoit, 

near Main 

Hartop Thomas. died Oct. 2.5. 1889 

Hartop William, gardener, h. Mnssasoit, near &in 

Hartwell Arthur S., at Am.. W. W. Co.. bds. 89 Cherry 

Hartwell Cephas L., died April 19, 1890 

Hartwell Emma F., widow of Chauncy, h. 89 Cherry 

Hartwell Hnrriet 1,. Miss, ticket, clerk, Waltham depot, 

F. R. R., bds. 842 Main 

Hartwell Harvey S., at Am., W. W. Co.. 11. 179 Ash 

ARTWELL HENRY W. (Hartwell & Rich- 

H ardson), architect (6% Devonshire, IS.), house 117 

Summer (see p:qe 13) 

Hartwell Mabel E. Miss, mnsic teacher,‘89 Cherry. h. do. 

Hartwell Mary A. Miss, bds. 14i Surnmer 

Hartwell Xancy X., widow of C@as I,., h. 842 Main 

Hartwell Nathan W., at Am. W. WV. Co., b. 89 Orange 

Hartwell Sarah L. W. Mrs., died Dec. 22, 1891 

Harvev Catherine Miss, dressmaker, bds. 8 Colby ave. 

Harve; Charles J., sewer foreman, h. 16 Cedar 

Harve; Bllen, widow of John, h. 8 Browns 1:tne 

Harve; Everett L., surveyor, 56 Pelton, bds. 50 Russell 

Ilarvcy Frank A., bds. 23 Heard 

Harvey James A., compositor

I 

Hastings Herbert C., driver, Davis Exp~,ess, I 11 MootIF, 

boards 10 Harvard ave. 

Hastings Lizzie J. Mrs., dressmaker, 312 Newton,‘h. do. 

Hastings Mary J., widow of Clarke, h. 10 Harvard ave. 

Hastings M. Emma Miss,teacher,Nortb Grammar school, 

bds. 70 School 

Hastings Nellie Miss, h. 556 Maio 

Hastings Rcbbert L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

312 Newton 

Hastings Sara!1 A., widow of Josiah, h. 5AG Main 

Hasty James E., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 18 Orange 

Hasty Mary A., widow of James E., 11. 18 Orange 

Hatch Benjamin S., moved to West Newton 

Hatch Frances 0. %Iiss, housekeeper, 20 Hammond 

Hatch George Wej died Sept. 8, 1891 

Hatch George W., carpenter, h. 43 Pine 

Hatch G. Oscar, milkman, Winter, n. LOCUB~, h. do. 

&4TCH LEIMONT Y., hatter and furrier, Bleth- 

I3 odist bldg., 5 Koody, h. 916 Main (see page 92) 

Hatch Sarah E., widow of Pyam, 11. 59 Orange 

Hatch William H., tool fixer, 11.5 Bacon, 11. 59 Orange 

Haven Ahner, h. Homesteacl place, n. Wellington 

AVEN ABNER G., ice cream dealer, 869 Main, 

B bds. A. Haven’s, Eiomesread place (see page 631) 

Haven David, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 153 Ash 

Haven Frank H.. jewel setter, Am. W. W. Co., bds. A. 

Haven’s, Bomestesd place 

. 7 

Haven Lewis b., at Am. W. W. Co.. h. 149 Ash 

Haven Lovey Mrs., died Dec. 22, 1890 

Havener Fred N. student (Bostou Ijniv., Somerr;et, B.)) 

bds. 222 Bacon 

Harener Guv C., moved to Chicago. Ill. 

’ Havener iYe%ell W., at Am. IV. W. Co., h. 222 Bacon 

Havens Frau& I’., machinist, Am. W. \V. Co., II. 151 

Weston 

Harerlaud Johanna Miss, II. rear 94 Bacon 

1~avert.y Marr, widow of Peter. h. 155 School 

Haverty Patrick, laborer, Am. W. T. Co., h. 157 School 

Havey Ann, widow of Thomas, h. 18 John 

H;ivey Bridget Mrs., died May 10: 1890 

Haveg Margaret, widow of D:trby, h.91 Taylor 

Harey Michael, stone cutter, bds. 40 Clinton 

Havey Patrick, laborer, 11. 10 Rolton 

Havey Patrick I,., engraver, bds. 10 Bolton 

Elavey Thornas E., laborer, h. 40 Cliuton 

Havey Thomas 2’. , at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 14 John 

Hawes*Lucy M. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 220 School 

Hawes L. Anson, jeweler, Am. W. W. Co., h. 220 School 

Hawkes James R., nurse, 11. 49 Cherry 

Hawkins Michael, laborer, bds. rear 183 Grove 

Hawley Alice E. Miss, h. I&aver, n. Lesiu&u 

J 

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Zy- Articles. 3% 

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TIr.-~I~THdi14 [E-j IlIRIXTOR!2 163 

Hawley Ueojatnin F., h. I15 Chestnut 

IIawley Renjamin H. (Hawley Bras.), grocer 189 Moody, 

btls. 100 Pine 

ATVLE,Y E%JXOS. (Benjamin II. and J. Fred Haw- 

H le!), grocers, 1X9 Moody, opp. Taylor (see 1~. 610) 

Hawley Dexter H., at Am. \V. IV. Co., h. 117 Chestnut 

Hawley Ellen M. Miss, h. Eeaver, n. Lexington 

Hawley E. Mautl Miss, h. Beaver, n. Lexington 

Hawley Frederick A., died Jan. 3, 1892 

Hawley Henry A., moved to Fitchburg 

Hawley James I!‘., moved to Boston 

Hawley J. Frederick (Hawley Bras.), grocer, 189 Mood.’ 

bds. 115 Chestnut. 

Hawley Mary G. Miss, h. Bearer, n. Lexington 

Hay Robert, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 310 Crescent 

Hay William Stewart, driver, 210 Moody, It. 136 Bacon 

Hayden Albert W., at Am. W. W. Co., It. 826 Moody 

Havclen Ernest A., moved to Providence, R. I. 

.Haiden Lucius, foreman, wheel dept., 115 Bacon, h. 43 

Vernon 

Hayden George I,., moved to Providence, R. I. 

AYES AE&TI%UR ID., Imrness mnfr., 733 Main, 

I-I house 41 Harvard (see p. 620) 

Ii:cyes Ellen A., widow of \Villi:cm, h. rear 36 Bacon 

Hayes Esther G. Mrs., dressmaker, 36 Bacon. It. do. 

II:~yes Frar~k ID., at Am. W. \V. Co., h. 23% Charles 

Hayes Fred Ii., jewel setter, Am. \V. W. Co., it. Harvard 

place 

Hayes Harry R., at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. 36 Bacon 

Haves John. died Dec. 30, 1891 

Habes Kate P’. Miss, It. 12 Gordon [rms. do. 

Hayes &rv A. Miss, dressrnalier,l3i& Moody, room 8, 

Hayes PattYickY laborer, It. 21 Kolton 

Hayes William C., hlborer, h. 21 Bolton 

IIayes. see Hays 

Harnes Jesse P., at Am. \V. IV. Co., h. 314 Crescent 

llavnes Lorenza lliss, It. 110 Central 

Havnes Warren C., house 105 Chestnut 

IIaunes. see Haines 

Hais Daniel S.. concreter, 239 School 

Havs Williatn H., diet1 April 30, 1890 

-AYS WILLIAM \V., concrete paver, 239 School, 

fi opposite Grant, b. do. (see page 60.5) 

Hays. see Haxes [T urner 

Haa\ton -James I~., engineer, J. L. ‘I’. Mttfg. Co., house 54 

H:ikward Ge,lrge &I.. clerk (Rleclford). 11. 1 Gibbs court 

Et 

“AYcvAliD GEORGE W., livery stable, 17i* 

Moody, rear Shepherd’s block, h. 16 Cltestnut (tee 

page 650) 

IIuvward Sarah P., widow of Herbert N., h. l-2 Winthrop 

Ha>wcbrt.li C:eorpe, 11. 10 Or:tnge

164 WALTHAX [El DIREC!l’OR’Y 

Hazel William, painter. 8 Sprin: 

He&y Annie itI. Miss, h. 488 Main 

Healey Catherine F. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., b. 488 AIain 

Healey Mary E., widow of Hugh F.. h. Central av., n. Sun 

Heaty Morgan, laborer, h. Cellar, n. Catter 

Healy William, painter. Am. IV. W. Co., h. 154 Adams 

Heal William F:., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 488 &lain 

Heard Alouzo, bds. 3 Central 

Heard Mary A.. dressmaker, 3 Central, h. do. 

Heard Octavia C. Miss, school teacher (B.), b. 3 Central 

Heard Richard, blacksmith, h. 100 Cnshing 

Heard Theodore A., money messenger (43 Franklin, B.): 

h. 3 Central 

Hearn Thomas, rms. James Boyle’s, Music Hall ave. 

Heasley John W., carpenter, bds. 46 Cedar 

Heasley Katy F. Miss, dressmaker, 46 Cedar, bds. do. 

Heaaley Mafy Mrs., h. 46 Cedar 

Heasley Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, 46 Cedar, bda. do. 

Heath George B., hds. 94 Krown 

Heath Sarah J., widow of Simon B.. h. 23 Maple 

Heath William H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 94 Brown 

Heaton Albert S., sewing mnchiue agent, 210 Moody,rms. 

57 Taylor 

Hebden Tom, overseer,hand dressing, B. Mnfg. CO., h..X 

Pine 

Hebert Amos, laborer, hds. 151 Felton 

Hehert Annie, widow ofVital, Ir. 147 Felton 

Hebert Dal-lie& carpenter, bds. 147 Felton 

Hebert Elmund A., at Am. W. W. Co., bda. 147 Felton 

Hebert Mascimain, moved to New Urunswick 

Heenan Eridget, widow of

-_ 

WALTHAM [H-J I~IREC’I’Ol:Y 165 

Hemeuwav Edward, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 82 Cushing 

Hemenway Frawxs Mrs., h. 6 Mt. Plen~nnt 

Hemenway George E., mixer, 115 Bacon, h. 30 Francis 

Hemerlway Harriet Mrs., nurse, h. Pr:ttt ave., n. Bedford 

Hemenwav Lettie C. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., house 20 

Oran& 

Hetnenway Lorn A., teamster, D. & F. Mufg. CO.~ house 

6 Mt. Pleasant 

Hemenway Sarah, widow of Almond H. h. Warren ave., 

n. Lexington 

Hemenway Willard H., clerk, 893 Xain, h. Wentworth 

block, off 902 (10. 

Henderson Anna M., widow of William H., house 362 

Lexington 

Henderson Annie J.,widow of James A., 11. 50 Exchange 

Henderson Francis G. L., supt. Newton St.Ry. Co.,oRice 

and house at Newton 

Henderson John. tinsmith. 154 Moody, bds. 255 do. 

Henderson Mary P., widow of John, II. 12 Lnwton pl. 

Henihan John., mason, h. &ssasoit ct., opp, Center 

Henneberry Patrick, farm hand, 1241 Main, bds. do. 

Hennelly Annie E. Mrs., dressmaker, rear 192 Charles, 

house do. [Willow 

Hennelly James A., finisher, W. H. & D. Works, h. 99 

Hennelly John, carpenter, h. rear 192 Charles 

Hennelly Margaret, widow of Michael, 11. LMassnsoit ct., 

opp. Center 

Hennelly Martin, h. end SchooI ave. 

Hennelly Michael, at W. B. & D. Works, h. 26 Bolton 

Hennellv Patrick, laborer, h. 19 Friend 

Hennelly Patrick F., clerk, 503 Main. h. 1 Cross 

Hennelly Thomas, grocer: 220 River, h. 222 do. . 

Hennelly Thomas, plumber, h. Xassasoit, opp. Center 

Henuelly Titnothy A., laborer, W. B. & D. Works, h.111 

Riser 

Henneily William, bds. Martin Hennelly’s, end School av. 

Hennessey John, laborer, bds. 6 Browns lane 

Hetmessey Joseph, oiler, at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Hennessey Maggie Mrs., boarding house, 6 Browns lane 

Hennesseg Michael, laborer, h. 6 Browns lane 

Hennesseg Thomas, painter, 8 Spring, h. 30 Middle 

Henry Andrew, h. 142 Lowell 

Henry B. Mary,

166 WALTHAM. [HI IIIILECTORY 

IIern William A., mnchluist, 104 Felton. h. at Stow 

Heruandez Annah Howes Mrs.,music teacher, 57 Orange, 

house do. 

Hernandez Melqniarles, at Am. W. W. Co., and piano 

tuner, II. 57 Orange 

Heron Dennis, laborer, D. 8;: F. Mnfg, Co., bds. Amblose 

Rowen’s, Massasoit ct. 

Herrick Charles III., bds. 53 Chestnut 

Herrick tit-nest P. Rev., pastor, First Methodist church, 

11. 24 Vernon 

Herrick Sarah J., widow of Larkin, h. 53 Chestnut 

Ilession Dennis J,, bleacher, W. B. & D. Works, bds. 

lG4 Willow 

Hession James, wheelwright. 6 Water, h. 30 Sun 

Hession John, farmer, Wm. Roberts, h. Hammond, hey. 

1~. R. crossing 

Hession Micllael, h. 30 Sun 

Hession i\lichuel, paper maker, Robxts Mills, h. Guiunn, 

near Hammond 

Hession Thomas,w:lsher, W.B S; D. Works. 11.16& Willow 

Hession Thomas J.. clerk, Central House, bds. do. 

Hetherington Maria Mrs., weaver, 13. Mnfg. Co., bds. 89 

Central 

Heuter Peter iN., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 130 Ash 

Hewew Emily A., witlow of Anllrew ,J., moved to Weston 

Hewett Alfred A., boarding house. 143 Adarns, h. do. 

Hewett T,izzie E., dressmaker, 5.5 Robbins, b(ls. do. 

Hewett Margaret, widow of Lawrence, h. 134 Charles 

Hewett Michael. weaver, B. Mnfg. Co , bds. 94 School 

Hewett. see Hewitt, also Youett 

EWITT JOHN, carpeuter and builder, rear 159 

South. h. 159 do. (see p. 603) 

H 

Heyworth George B., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 10 Orange . 

Hihbartl George It., at Am. W. W. Co., b&s. 47 Myrtle 

Hibbetts Bridget. widow of William, h. r. 94 Bacon 

Hickey Maggie &Iiss, b. 20 Calvary 

Hickey Thomas. stenographer (B.), rms. 344 Moody 

Hicks Charles K., died Oct. 24, 1889 

Hicks Cp~us IV., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 183 Ash 

Hicks Dwight E-I.. hoarding house. G4 Robbins 

Hicks Fernando W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 904 Myrtle 

Hicks Frxnk A., at U. S. W. Co., bds. 64 Robbins 

Hicks Fred D., trav. salesman, bds. 64 Robbins 

Hicks Frerland O., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 115 High 

Hicks George S. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 115 IIigh 

Hicks JIanfortl, hostler, rear 95 Moody, rms. do. 

Hicks Sybil, widow of Charles B., 11. 94 Prospect 

Higginbotham Cbnrles S., at Am. \V. W. Co., bds. 56 

So11tl1 

Higginbotham Eleanor, Miss, Kindergarten teacher, b. 56 

Snnttl 

rxJ3Y 

McNA.EsEE’S 

CAmhe Cork SoEe Shoes, $3.00 and $4.00. 


Hipgiubotham Elizabeth A. Bliss. boards 56 Sollth 

Hippiubotham George W., died Nov. 10, 189% 

Higginbothxm Josephine Miss, teacher, West ~~1~001, 

boards 56 soul11 

Higpinbotham Salnnel, at Am. W. \V. Co., 56 South 

Higgins Catlleriue, widow of Con.: house i6 Oak 

Higgins Charles A., moved to Waverly [Center 

Higgins Dalliel J ., molder, Ms. Mrs. Bannab Higgins, 

Hig!-ins H:tnu:~h, wid. of Daniel, h. Center, II. Massasoit 

II&ins Jane &II%., moved to Lswrcuce 

Higgius John 12., carpenter, bds. Mrs. Hannah Higgins, 

Ceoter 

Higgins John I., teamster. boards i6 i)sk 

Higgins .Johu H., at Am. W. IV. Co., house ‘i9 Alder 

Higgins J. Albert (Kendall & Higgins) hardware, 653 

Mniu, llouse 9 Newton 

Higgins Kate illrs., h. 197 School 

Higgins Martin. laborer, 11. 45 Sl)ring 

Higgiiis Mary J. Mrs., movrtl to Maine 

II&ins tlelvia S., asst. book keeper, Waltham Daily 

Tribune, 623 Main, btis. at Wuverly 

Higgins Michael, laborer, house 60 Oak 

Higgins Patrick, laborer, bd~. 197 School 

Higgins Thomas, at \V. B. & D. \Vorks, I&. 197 School 

Hipgins Thomas, farm hand, C. I,. \Velliogton, Trapelo 

road, btls. do. 

HigIlt Clark C., manager , Atilmq IL1 ~Touse , 94 Adams, b. 

166 Ash 

Hiltlreth George V., lock up keeper, and court officer, 11. 

80 Prospect 

Hiltlreth J. Victor, confectionery, (B.) b. 10 Prospect av. 

Hil,sreth William E. at, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 10 Pros- 

Hill, Albert I

168 WALTHAM [H J DIRECTOIE‘P 

IIill Willinm I-I., at Am. W. W. Co., It. 121 Adntns 

Hills I+ank H., pxittts and oils, and p:linter, 162 Moody, 

Il. 97 Gushing 

Hills Josepbior A. Miqs, moved to Cambridge 

ILQUIST CHRISTOPHER W., upholsterer, 

H 8 Union, 11. do. (see page 621) 

Hilton Williatn, machinist, (B.), h. 2 Chestnut place 

Hines Bqon, lab’orer, bds. 118 Felton 

Hines ~~:tiward, laborer, house 12 Oak 

Hiues Hugh, laborer, 11. end Pond street ct. 

Hines Johtl El., clerk: 187 School, bds. 43 Spring 

Hiues John J., engraver (383 Wash. B.), bds. d0 Oak 

Hines M:irtin C., laborer, h. 178 Willow 

Hines BIartiu J., clerk, Post Office, bds. 83 Charles 

Hines Michael, jeweler (383 Wash. B.), h. 136 Newton 

Hines Michael, laborer, house 43 Spring 

Hines I’eter, laborer, house 20 Oak 

Hines Peter, laborer, house 83 Charles 

Hiues Peter IS.,engraver (383 Wash. B.), bds. 20 Oak 

Hines I’eter F., bds. 83 Charles 

Hines, see HJnes 

I-lit-cl Allnn M., clerk, W. B. & D. ‘VVorks, bds. 33 Harris 

Hird; see Hurd 

HitcItings William, shoe maker, 603 Main, rm. 4, 11. do. 

lloade d\Iichael, paper maker, h. Guiunn, n. Hammond 

Hoar Lorenzu. Miss, house 752 blain 

Hoar Sherman, lawyer (5 Pembert,>n sq.: rm. 4, IS.), It. 

Lexington, near Heaver 

Hobbs Eliza E. Miss, house 114 Chnt~h 

OBBS GEOKGE E., machinist, 104 Felton, h. 

H at Weston (see page 607) 

Hobbs George P., moved to Newton 

Hobbs Rebecca II. Miss, house 114 Cllorch 

Hod&n Fred, student, bds. 17 Central [ I7 Centrnl 

Hodgdon Freeman C., plate maker, Am. W. W. Co., h., 

Hodgdon Samuel W., moved to Middletotvn, N. H. 

Hodgkins Lionel R., clerk, 157 Moody, h. 938 Mnin 

Hodsdon Augustus L., at Am. W. W. Co., rtns. 145 

Brown 

Hoelscher Hermao, at. Am. W. W. Co., bds. 26 Cherry 

Hoelscher William, at Am. W. W. Co., btls. 9 Ybnron 

Hoffman Samuel, finisher, Am. W. W. Co., rtus. 52 

Taylor 

Hoffman, see Hnffmnn 

lioffses Elvin J., milkman, 531 Lexington, h. do. 

Hogan Attn Mrs., died Jan. 20, 1890 

Hogan James, at Gas Works, 11. 5, Got-barn 

Hogan Jolln I. (M. A. Hogan & Son) variety store, 594 

Main, bds. 5’74 do. 

Hogan I\Iarg A. &III’s,, (M. A. Hogan & Son), variety 

store, 594 Main, lt. 574 do. 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, ~~~~~‘)~~~~~- 

Planing, Sawing, turnikg. 

a6 FELTON WlYREET, on F. R. R.

'CVALTHA&f [H] DIRECI'ORY 165 

O(;SAN M. A. & SON (&Irs. Mary A. and John I. 

Hogan), stationery and variety store, 594 Main (see 

P* 91) 

Hogan Thomas, harness maker (Weston), rms. 15 

Winthrop 

Hogan William, carpenter, bds. 103 Felton 

Hoigher Oscar H., moved toBoston 

Holbrook Catherine, widow of Richard, boarding house, 

20 Charles 

Holbrook Theodore K., at Am. W.W. Co., h. 266 Moody 

Iloideo Edith Miss, teacher, South Grammar School, bds. 

295 Moody 

Holden Marv E. Mrs., housekeeper, C. E. Tebbetts, 

Summer, car. Church 

Holden William, laborer, II. 10 Elm 

Holden Elizabeth, widow of George, bds. J. E. Caiu’s, 

Music Hall av. 

Holland Ellen Mrs., died March 8, 1891 

Hollaud John J,, driver, T. O’Connell, School, b&. 

10 Williams 

Holland Lilliau M. Miss, stenographer, N. B. & D. 

Xnfr., bds. 321 Moody 

Holland M3;yry Miss, h. 15 Cross 

Holland I’atrick, laborer, bds. 136 Willow 

Holland Peter F., moved to New York 

Holland William H., glass stainer (B.) h. 32 Xoody 

Ilollering Frauk, at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 56 Ash 

Holliugsworth Creighton H., civil engineer (W. Newton), 

bds. Lexington 

Holliogsworth George H., street car mnfr., Massasoit, 

Beaver Brook, h. 88 Russell CC urve 

Hollingsworth Hugh H., car builder, h. Lexington, n. 

Hollingsworth Robert L., car builder, bds. H. H. Hol- 

linsworth’s, Lexiugtou 

Holman William, carpenter, bds. 56 Bacon 

Holmes Albert H., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 149 Crescent 

Holmes James I’., laborer, 11. 35 Fountain 

Holmes Johu, milkman, 49 Crescent, bds. do. 

Holmes Patrick, laborer, h. Williams, near F. R. R. [do. 

Holmes Robert, gardener, F. R. Mathesou’s, Beaver, 11. 

Holmes Susie, widow, h. 149 Crescent 

Holroyd Clinton J ., clerk, 884 Main, bds. 233 Felton 

Holroyd George, h. 233 Felton 

Holroyd George, Jr., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 233 Felton 

Holstein Herman K. it Am. W. \\J. Co., rms. 140 Lowell 

Holton Martha A., moved to Saxourille 

Holtou Thomas I., moved to Saxonrille 

,liolway Bridget Mrs., h. 152 School 

* Holwsy John, driver, bds. 152 School 

OIHE TEA STORE, J. IV. Connors, prop.: 601 

H. anal 603 Main (see p. 613) 

ATWOIOD & SEKAW, 


FURNACES,RANGES and STOVES, 


Homer Gur II., driver. 854 Main, h. at West Newton 

Hood Ahl& hl. Miss, teacher, Grove St. School, bds. 

33.5 Main 

Hood A!esaudes J., at Am. W. W. Co., hds. 86 Lowell 

Hood Alesander J., at Am. \V. W. Co., 11. 884 Myrtle 

Hued George, at Am. W. \V. Co.. rms. 139 Brown 

Jlood Kate l

Hothersall John, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Houghton Art,hur W., clerk, 881 N’ain, bds. 71 Francis 

Houghton Charles H., 11. 537 Maiu 

OUGNTON CORNELIUS J., watchmaker and 

11 jeweler, 11 Yoodv, bds. 78 Lexington (see li-ij 

Houghton Harriet M. Miss, bds. 537 Main 

Hovey Hamblin L., h. ,542 Main 

Howard Clara J., widow of Wm., h. 6 Taylor 

Howard Ella J. Miss, bookkeeper, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 

98 rJvm3e 

Howard krauk I., postmaster, Xoody, car. Main, h. 

98 Lrmnn 

Howard l&ed, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 115 Felton 

Howard Fred O., ma&i&t, rear 218 Moody, bds. 28 

Lexington 

Howard George C., h. 59 Maple, suite 1 

Howard Elannah Mrs., died Jan. 9, 1892 

Howard Horace, driver, 712 Maiu, bds. 43 Harvard 

Howard Johu, laborer, bds. 33 Clinton 

Howard Lucinda A. Mrs., h. 31 Spruce 

Howard Nary H. Mrs., bds. 31 Spruce 

Howard Samuel, h. 182 Prospect 

Howard bainurl G., died May 1, 1892 

Howald Sarah J. Miss, h. 182 Prospect 

Howard Sarah S., widow of Francis, h. 28 High 

Howe Arthur F., clerk, 709 Main, bds. 10 Harvard ao. 

Howe Charles H., carpenter, h. 3 Foundry blk., Fouudry 

ave. 

[Chestnut 

Howe Charles C. Wesley, trav. salesman (N. Y.), h. 9 

Howe Kdwin I., canvasser, h. 2104 Pt1ood.v 

Howe l$Ila L. Mrs., teacher, Evening School, house 9 

Chestnnt 

Howe Elmer C. (Thompson & Howe). pianos, organs, 

etc., 210 Moody, rms. h. 105 Chestnut 

Howe hnmn d., widow ot’ George F., h. 59 Alder 

Howe Fred R., at U. S. W. Co., h. 14 Curtis 

Howe tieorge A., carpenter, Am. VV. W. Co., house 19 

Chestuut 

Howe George A., moved to New Hamphire 

Howe George E:., clerk, bds. 19 Chestnut 

Howe George F.., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 59 Alder 

Howe Henry H., carpenter, house 15 Oak 

Howe Herbert A., planer, Am. W. W. Co., house 43 

Wadsworth avenue 

Rowe H. C., at U. S. W. Co., boards 170 Russell 

Howe H. Warren (Buttrick Lumber Co.), 56 Felton, 

house 7% Prospect 

Howe ,\Iary W. J&ss, died Jan. 15, 1892 [Linden 

Eiowe Mary W., widow of John W., bds., F. J. liutter’s, 

Howe Patrick, laborer, h. 254 River 

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Howe Sophrouia, widow of Nahum, house 38 Newton 

Howe William A., carpenter, h. 54 Bacon 

Howe William A., plumber, h. rear 94 Feltou 

OWE & RICE (Henry W. Howe and .John M. 

H Rice), propr’s, Buttrick Lumber Co., 56 Felton 

(see foot lines) 

How~etl Alleytte C.. student, 78 Crescent, rms. 1 Spruce 

Howes Arthur L.. foreman, J. L. ‘I’. Mu&. Co., Robert’s 

crossing, h. 81 Floyd 

Howes Carlton, clerk, iO9 Main, house 17 Grant 

Howes Charles N., engineer, W. G. L. Co., rms. 181 

Chestnut 

Howes Emily B., widow of Leonard, bds. 31 Floyd 

Howlnud Arthur L., clerk (112 Bedford, Is.), b. 35 Ash 

Howlaud Dauiel O., at Am. W. W. Co., house 35 Ash 

Howley James J., helper, D. & F. Mttfg. Co., h. rear 169 

Willow 

Hoyle Thomas, second baud, D. Xnfg. Co., house 16 

Lawton pl. 

Hoyt Andrew J., coal and wood, 29 Cushiug, h. do. 

Hoyt Arvilln, widow of Xial, h. 96 Crescent 

Ho) t Asttburp, moved to Maine 

Hoyt Edward C., moved from citj 

OYT GEORGE L., apothecary, 3’70 RToodp, rms. 

H do. (see paae 91) 

Hoyt Walter S., physician, 96 Crescent, h. do. 

Hoptiug George, Am. W. W. Co., rum. 58 Prospect 

Hub Clothing Store, pu’. Cobe, manager, 6 Elm 

Hub Tea Store, J. J. Crouin, prop., 95 c. Moody 

Hubbard Orriu C., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. TO Chestnut 

Hubbard Walter H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 287 Newtou 

Hudson Alexander, loom fixer, I%. Mufg. Co., bds. 409 

River 

Hudson Franklin W., gold beater (83 Strdbury, &.), 11. 

47 Veruou [3, h. do. 

Hudson George M., city messenger, City Hall of&e, rm. 

Huddou Thotnas, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., boards rear 53 

Central 

Hudson William D., painter, 8 Spring. b. 129 Moody 

Huffman Grattt, at Am. W. W. Co., btis. 240 Cresceut 

Huffmau Samuel, at Am. W. W. Co.! bds 240 Cresceut 

Hufftnau, see HofPmam 

Buggau George A., carpenter, br19. 25 Gordon 

Hughes Actou, machinist, Mortimer QE Co.‘s, Prospect, 

bds. Martin House 

Hughes Dennis P., bds. 290 River 

Hughes George It., dtI-iver, 74 Bacon, h. rear 53 Orange 

Hughes Heury W., brakeman, F. R. R.. bds. 2% Peltou 

Hughes Joseph F., inspector, Am. W. W. Co., house 

111 Aldet 

Hughes Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, 41 Comtnon, It. do. 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, =oI~~zz-- 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Floors - . - - 

” - - _ - and Finish W’orked to Order. 

56 FELTON STREET, on J. R. R.

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Hughes SIichael J., weaver. B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 290 River 

Hughes ,\lichael ‘I’., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 290 River 

Hughes Patrick. died Jan. 16, 1892 

Hughes Patrick H., machinist, h. 41 Common 

Hughes Thomas F., provisions. 56 Oak, h. Bolton, n. Dav 

Hughes Thomas H., mule spinner, B. Mnfg. Co., boards 

290 Rivet 

Hughes Thomas H. h. 238 Felton 

Hull Albert D., hostler, F. E. Tower’s, Weston, bds. do. 

Hull Edgar L., foreman dial dept., Am. W. W. Co., h. 

69 Riverview av., C. 1’. 

Hull John B., farm foreman, Mass. School for the Feeble 

Minded, Quince, h. do. 

J-TulL Joseph, pruvisions, etc., h. 98 Bacon 

Hull Moses A., provisions, honse 102 Bacon 

Hulquist John, weaver, ‘B. hinfg. Co., h. 396 River 

Hume David, boarrls 19 Union 

Humphrey Arthur F., at Am. TV. W. Co., rooms 151 

Crescent, suite C. 

Humphrey Oscar H., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 56 Robhina 

Hunger Frank L., at, Am. W. W. Co., h. 61 Brown 

Hunger William, painter, bds. 89 Central 

Hunnewell William A.. moved to Somerville 

Hunsdon John W., salesman,708 Main, bds. 28 Lexington 

Hunt Ann Mrs., moved to New Pork 

Hunt Elizabeth B., widow of Frederick A.: boardinghouse, 

9 Elm 

Hunt Flora N. Mrs., crockery and glassware, 719 Main, 

house 17 Ha.vard av. 

Elunt Frederick A., died March 4, 1892 

Hunt William, moved to Everett 

Hunter Adams. weaver, B. Mn[s. Co., bds. 365 River 

Hunter Augustus C., carpenter, bds. 119 Chesfnut 

IIunterJames, at Am. W. W. Co., ims., 90 Robhins 

Hunter J. Andrew, time-keeper, Sewer Com.‘s,,27 Moody 

rm. 5, rms. A. W. Locke’s, Warren av. 

Hunter W. Dabnay, civil engineer, Sewer Commissioner’s 

office, 27 Moody, rm. 5, rms 145 Crescent 

Hunting Clara C., died Oct. 11, 1890 C av., C. P. 

Huntiug

Burley James, fireman, W. R. Cs; D. Wks., h. 169 Newton 

Burley John, laborer, bds. 6 Kwwu’s laue 

Hurley Patrick, grocer, 195 Sewton 11. do. 

Hurley Peter, carpenter, 11. 54 Central 

Hurst Jessie ,T., widow of Johu, bdg. 20 Church 

Hurzman Nicholas, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 101 Crescent 

Hussey

WALTHAM 1 Jj DIRECTORY 175 

Illingworth Charles H., moretl to Fitchbnrg 

Illingworth Elbridpe &I. (Bartlett $ Illingworth), hoats 

to let and mnfr., rear 33 nhsr~v, rms.16 Whitney :LV. 

Illingwortlt Frederick A., tnoved to Fitchburg 

Illingwortlt Harry I.,, machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

23 Maple 

Illingwortlr Mary E. Mrs., died Julp 25, 1891 

Iug~ldsbp T110~mas F. (Thomas F. Iugoldsby & Co.), dry 

and fancy goods, Methodist bldg., 2 Moody, rooms 

561 M:tin 

Ingoldshy Thomas F. & Co. (Thomas F. Ingoltlsby), 

dry and fancy goods. Methodist bldg., 2 Moody 

Ion Robert, beatner, B. Mfg. C.O., 11. 31 Heard 

Trelsnd John, hoards 20 Turner 

Irish Cornelius, real estate, h. 272 &Ioody 

Irtsh Ernest C., watchmaker(Watertown),bds.272 Moody 

Irons James, at Am. W. W. Co., hds. 98 Cushing 

Irving Ilydia Mrs., house 53 Robbins 

Irving Thomas A., moved to New Hampshire 

Isaacson August, laborer, B. Mfg. Co., h. 3i6 River 

Isancson Carl, laborer, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 376 River 

Zsaacson Claus Emil, weaver, U. Mfg. Co., bds.376 River 

Isaacson Godfrey, laborer, B. Xfg. Co., 11. 387 River 

Isaacson Greetna Mrs., house 387 River 

Isaac-x~u Martin G., clerk, 1Oi Moody, bds. 376 River 

Ivy Nelson, stone layer, 11. 18 Plymptou 

JACK JOtIN C., baker, 561 Xaitt, h. 38 Russell 

Jackson hlbertus RI., at Ant. W. T. Co., It. 78 Tn-lor 

Jttckson Slfred L., hairdresser, basement 1i9 Moody, h. 

Jackson Alfred ,S., at Am. W. W. Co.. 1~. 68 Gushing 

Jackson Alphonse M., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 66 Hall 

Jackson Atwood J., at Am. W. W. Cn., h. 125 Chestnut 

Jackson Charles

Jackson John, loom fix&r, B. Mfg. Co., bds. 339 River 

Jackson .Josepb A., mnc+ist, Am. W. W. Co., boards 

13 Winthrop 

Jacks011 Littia bliss, dressmaker, 45 Alder, bds. do. 

Jackson hlnrshslI C., at Am. W. WV. Co., 11. 210 Ash 

Jnckyon Percy E., watchmaker, h. 100 Orange 

Jackson Robert, at Am. W. W. Co.. b. 139 Myrtle 

Jackson Theodore F., watch case maker (8 Province ct., 

B.), b. 552 hlain 

Jackson Walter B., jeweler, hds. 13 Winthrop 

Jackson Walter D., cterk, 663 Alain, bds. 552 tlo. 

Jackson Walton 1’. L.,at Am.W.W.Co.,rms.lOR Crescent 

Jackson William, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., II. 339 Rivet 

Jacobson C. hIaud Miss, bookkeeper, 3 bloody, room 2, 

bds. at Kendall Green 

Jacobson Frederick, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., b. 113 Central 

Jakernao Samuel, at Am, W. W. Co., b. 116 Tayior 

James Algernont baker, and dining rooms, 83 Moody, 

and prop. of Moody Street Haud Laundry, o&e do., 

rooms 185 Moodp 

James Cbarler A., LIL Am. W. W. Co., rms. 138 Brown 

James Celia M. hfrs., bookkeeper, 83 Moody.rms.185 do. 

Jameson Alden, Commonwealth Spring Water. and mnfr. 

ginger ale, Trapelo road, car. Woburn, o&e (1 Pemberton 

sq., U.), b. do. 

Jameson Charles S., ckerk (1 Pemberton sq., B.), bds. 

Alden Jameson’s, Trapelo road 

Jameson Joseph W., bds. Atden Jameson’s;Trapelo road 

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WHITFORD & JOHNSON, 

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, 

SILVERWARE, 

MANUFACTURING 

&C. 

OPTICIANS. 

Special attention to Fitting Compound Lenses, and Satisfaction Guwmteed. 

WHITFORD BUILDING, 663 MAIN STREET, 

CEO. H. WHITFORD. 

ROKT. B. JOHNSON. 

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Jenks Simeon M., died Sept. 6, 1892 

Jenness Ahbie C., widow, of Chesley, housekeeper, 2 

Fiske court 

Jennings Martha A. L. Miss, h. 37 Gushing 

Jennings Mary Mrs., died July 20. 1890 

Jennison Arthur,slIipl)er.Am.Crayon Co..Piue,h.ZORussell 

ENNISON ELMER E., apothecary, 208 I@oodx, 

c J car. Gushing, II. 157 Lowell (see page opp.) 

Jennison John, h. 20 Gushing 

Jeonison John M., driver, 13 Crescent, rms. 132 do. 

Jennison JI. Etta Miss, money order, Post Office, bds. 

71 Chestnut 

Jennison Phinens. h. il Chestnut 

Jennison, see Jenison 

JeofIroin, see GeofTrion 

Jewel1 Charles E;., die.1 Feb. 11, 1892 

Jewel1 Sarah B., widow of Issac B., 1~. 9 Pine 

Jewel1 Edward ‘I’., at Am. W. ‘I’. Co., h. 14 Lowell 

Jewett Bred L., clerk, bds. 21 Fr:lncis 

Jewett Mnrv C. Mrs., moved to Lexington 

Jewett Roland. at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 130 Adams 

Jewett Stephen I., moved to Norway, Me. 

Joadrie John, 11. 19 Brown 

Johnson Andrew. carrier (Woburn), h. 264 Cross 

Johnson Andrew L., at B. >Infg. Co., bds. 264 Cross 

Johnson August, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 16 Gorham 

Johnson August, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 466 River 

Johnson Bertha A. Miss, dressmaker,30 Walnut, bds.do. 

Johnson Byron Berkeley (Johnson & Harvey), lawyer, 

3 Moody, rms. 10 and 11, and 53 Tremont, rm. 5, 

B.), h. 45 Pond 

Johnson Charles. died Mar. ,5, 1891 

Johnson Charles H., clerk, 9 Moody, bds. 278 Crescent 

Johnson Clifton R., at, Am. W. W. Co., h. 12 Sharon 

Johnson Davis I., nurse, Ii. 63 Myrtle 

Johnson Edward C., machinist. h. 118 Central 

Johnson Ernest, plasterer, h. 98 Felton 

Johnson Francis M., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 41 Shaton 

BHXSON FRANK Y.(Aab & Co.),civil engineer, 

J and surveyor. rm. 5.5, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody, h. 

27 Weston (see page 625) 

Johnson Frederick, at Am. W. W. Co., rms.lli Robbius 

Johnson George L., at Am. W. W. (do., II. 7 Fuller 

Johnson George L., machinist, bds. 63 Chestnut 

Johnson George W., blintl fslstener maker, h. 22.2 Bacon 

Johnson Horace I., apothecary, Rumford building, 610 

Main, car. Elm, 11. ld Lyman 

Johnson James Jr., paiuter, i Spring, bds. 409 River 

Johrrson John, weaver, bds. 394 River 

.Johnson John, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 426 River 

.Johnson John P.. :tt Am. W. W. Co., h. 10'7 Harvard 

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137 frloody Street, Waltham. 

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Johnson John W., dial sinker, Aur.~~‘.\~.(:o..l,. 98 Alrler 

Johnson Lydia S. MM., died‘Aug. li 1%” 

Johnson Marie Miss, laundress, WallLam Hospital, Hospital 

st., bds. do. 

Johnson Nary Mrs., died Nov. 1, 1892 

Johnson Meldin M., law student, bd~. 45 Pond 

OHKSON NEWELL D., dentist, rm. 2, A. 0. IT. 

J W.building,ld8 RIooc\y, h. 67 Cbestnut(see page 90) 

Johnson Oscar, laborer, bds. 386 River 

Johnson Peter, weaver, 12. Nnfg. Co., rms. 358 River 

Johnson Richard bf ., at Am. \V. W. Co., h. 21 Rob!)ins 

Johnson Robert, carpcuter, A.T.Lymnn’s, h. 63 Chestnut 

Johhson Robert H. (Whitford &Z Johnson), watches, etc. 

663 Main, btis. 11 Gardner 

Johnson Sanford, laborer, A. ‘T. Lyman, bds. J. B. 

Wentworth’s, Beaver 

Johnson Thomas H., driver, Davis Ex., h. Hail’s pl. 

Johnson Victor! weaver, R. Mnfg. Co., h. 378 River 

Johnson Watson, painter, h. 42 Floyd 

Johnson William, at J. L. ‘I’. Mnfg. Co., B. 113 Central 

Johnson William C. drug clerk, 610 Nain, rms. do. 

Johnson William H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. Pi6 Crescent 

OHKSON WILLIAM H., insurance and real es- 

J tate, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody, rms. 1 and 2, h. 6 

Willow (see p. 11) 

Johnson William S., bds. 39 Brown 

J 

OHNSON & HARVEY (Byron B. Johnson and 

John IA Harvey), laavers, l’rns. 10 and 1 I Methodist 

hltlg., 3 Moody, and (03 Tremont, rm. 5 B.) (see p. 

20) 

Johnson, see Jesnson also Johnston 

Johonuot Ira, salesman (B.) h. 75 Dale 

Johnston Herbert J., at. Am. W. \V. Co., h. 112 Myrtle 

Johnston James, moved to Nilfold 

Johnston Patrick, at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 102 Calvary 

Johnston William R., musician, 1~. 51 Alder 

,Jollirnore William, carpenter, 11. 276 River 

Jones Alice D. Miss, dressmaker, 3 Noodp, rrns. 6 aud 7, 

urns. do. 

Jones Arietta G. Miss, died Nar. 26. 1890 

Jones Artelle, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 84 Taylor 

Jones Arthur W., farmer, bds. 261 Weston 

Jones Benjamin J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 75 Ash 

Jones Byron W., farmer, h. Lake, near Lexington 

Jones Charles F. (George S. Hall $ Co.), broom mnfr., 

rear 70 Robbins. h. 86 Adams 

Jones Daniel D., died Oct. 29, 189% 

Jones Daniel E.. compositor (69 Hanover, B.), bds. rear 

27 Hammond 

Jones Dexter F., milkman, Main, n. Weston line, h. do. 

Jones Dudlev D., bds. Moses Jones, off West

WALTHAM rJ-1 DIRECTORY 

Jones E,lwnrd, died Dec. 18, 1889 

Jones Elizabeth, widow of David S., bds. 79 Pine 

Jones Wiznbeth A., widow of Edward, h. 261 Weston 

Jones Ellen 31. Miss, principal, Pond End School, h. at 

Weston 

Jones Ephriam L.. 11. 84 ‘lkylor 

Jones Esther L., widow of Abel, h. 265 Cresccut 

Jones Frank,nt Am. W. W. Co.,bds. Mrs. E. L.Wilson’s, 

Homestead place 

Jones Frank, fireman, F. R. R., h. 109 Cashing 

Jones George. at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 84 Taylor 

Jones George ‘I’.! master mechanic, 13. Mnfg. Co., h, 295 

. 

Jones Henry A. (Walker & Jones), printer, 655 Maiu, 

and clerk (4 Winthrop sq., B.), bds. 61 Dale 

Jones Henry S.. bookkeeper (51 Summer, 13.). h. 61 Dale 

Jones Herbert E., moved to Oakland, Cal. 

Jones *John iI., porter, 117 Moody, h. 73 Harvard 

Jones John J., clerk, Newtou. car. Oak, bds. 18 Moore 

Jones Katherine D. Miss, teacher (Beachmont), bds. 61 

Dale 

Jones Kittie E. Miss, bookkeeper, 13 Crescent, bds. 18 

Moore 

Jones Lester C., paper hanger, G17 Main, bls. 20 Charles 

Jones hlichgel ‘I’., driver, Gibbs & Co. Ex. 514 Mxin,bds. 

110 Charles 

Jones Moses, tlrmer, h. off West, near Winter 

Jones Moses Jr., carpenter, h. \Vest, near Winter 

Jones Philip, moved to Hudson 

Jones Richard, laborer. h. 110 Charles 

Jones Richard A., supt. of streets, of&e at City Stables, 

h. 5ti Hammond 

Jones Richard E., tailor, G21 Main, rm. D, and (922 

Washinpton, II.), bds. 18 Moore 

Jones Samuel, jeweler, h. 62 Brown 

*Jones Silas, farmer, 11. hl:tin, near Weston line 

184 WALTHAN [K] l,IItE,CTOIiY 

Jordan G. Edwin. aqeut, W. B. & D. Works, River, h. 

Bacon, bcy. Greenwood av. 

Jordan James. moved to Boston 

Jordan .John, bds. 20 Williams 

Jordan Jose@, shoe rep:lirer,Fonndry nv., bds. 99 William 

Jordan Mqnret .Mrs., h. 121 Ash 

.Jordau M:u%iu, died

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’ Keany Thomas J., clerk, 32 Oak. bds. 93 Taylor 

Kearins Alexander, carpenter, bds. 21 Exchange 

Kearins Hannah, widow of Alexander, 11. 21 Exchange 

Kearn Arthur N., yardmaster (I. R. R. dock, S.), 11. 

239 Charles 

Kearns Michael, laborer, h. 120 Bacon 

Kearce Patrick, laborer, 11. 119 Poud 

Kearns Thomas F., bds. 119 Pond 

Kearns Timothy, laborer, h. r. 17 Fountain 

Kearns William J., plumber, 586 Main, h. 75 Prospect 

Kearas, see Kerns 

Keating James, moved to Newton 

Keefe David B., plumber, 137 Moody, h. at Watertown 

Keefe Frank,grain (Weston) ,h. Farnsworth, n. Plytipton 

Keelv Edward, moved to Boston 

Kee&n Annie, widow of Michael, h. 119 Charles 

Keenan Elizabeth, widow of James, 11. rear 152 School 

Keenah Hugh A., clerk, 41 Moody, bds. 45 Charles 

Keenan James A. switchman, F. R. It., h. Massasoit, 

near Main 

Keenan Michael, died November 9, 1889 

Keene Fred L., died June 4, 1891 

Keene Norris, clerk, 75 Prospect, bds. 10 Floyd 

Keirstead Minzie I., laborer, h. 956 Main 

Keith Frederick S., physician, bds. W. F. Keith’s, South 

Keith George, carpenter, bds. 120 Taylor ’ 

Keith Maria M., widow of Edward AI., h. r. 700 Main 

Keith William F., snpt., Roberts Paper Mill, h. n. do. 

Keith William E‘., Jr., clerk, Robert’s Paper Mill, bds. 

W. F. Keith’s, South 

Kelleher Bridget Mrs., died March 21, 1890 

Kelleher John, died January 23, 1892 

Kelleher John It’., died Jannary 28, 1891 

Kelleher Michael, died April 1, 1890 

Keller Edward A., baker, 11. 146 Bacon 

Keller John S., engineer, 11. 98 Orange 

Keller Mary Mrs., died July 19, 1890 

Kelley Ann., widow of Peter, b. J. Shnnley’s, School av. 

Kelley Catherine Miss, dressmaker, 31 Spruce, bds. do. 

Kelley Ella 1~. Mrs., fancy goods, 1% Common, rooms 

126 Sclrool 

Keliey Elleu Mrs., moved to Ireland 

Kelley Frank J., carriage painter, bds. P. Sheridan’s, 

Munroe av. 

Kelley George C., bds. 103 Bacou 

Kelley George P., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 65 Ash 

Keltey Henry, hostler, 12 Church, h. Middle st. place 

Kelley James, mason, bds. 4% Spruce 

Kelley John B., livery stable, iUJ Main, h. 19 Russell 

Kelley John H., hostler, h. 12 Calvary 

Kelleg J. Henry, blacksmith,21 Crescent, h. 5 Munroe av. 

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KITCHEN FUBNISHINGS, Etc.

186 \VALTHAM [K] i)IREC-L’ORY 

Kellev Katie J., Miss, dressmaker, 54 Central, bds. do. 

Kelley Martin, laborer, II. 221 Grove 

Kellep Mar-r, widow of .John, 1~1s. 44 Sun 

Kelley >licliael, moved from city 

Kelleg Michael, clerk, Id1 Felton, bds. 16 Water 

Kelley Michael, teamster. bds. 75 Bacon 

Kelley Nellie, Miss. II. 1G9 SC11001 

Kelley Owen. teamster, h. 103 Bacon 

Kelley Patrick, laborer, bds. 365 River 

Kelley Patrick, hostler, iO3 Xain, bds. 16 Water 

Kelley Patrick, laborer, Ms. 35 Felton 

Kelley Peter, laborer, II. 7.5 Bacon 

Kelley Peter H. laborer, 118 Bacon, bds. i5 do. 

Kelley Itichard, moved to Cambridge 

Kellep Sewell B., carpenter, Ms. 62 Taylor 

Kellev ‘fhomas, at 1~. Mnfg. CO., h. 159 Newton 

Kelle; ‘rh~mas, house 19 Russell 

Kellei ‘I’lmmas, laborer, bds. 1 r! McKeno 

Kelley Thomas I~. (King & Kellegj, carriage mufr., 821 

Main, h. 71 Exchange 

. 

Kelley Thomas L. F., plumber (W. Newton’) I). 13 Russell 

Kelley Timothy, laborer, h. 16 Water 

Kellev William, farmer, E. ‘I’. Pierce, Quince, Ms. D. 

Farrington’s, do. 

Kellis John, coachman, A. Flag, Forest, bds.C.Stercns’, 

Trapello road 

Kelly Daniel, painter, 831 Main, 11. at Boston 

Kelly Edward, tinsmith, ,586 Main, h. 159 Newton 

Kelly Henry H., asst. supt.. W. G. L. Co., h. 63 Pine 

Kelly James D., salesman (601 Wash., II.), II. 68 Taylor 

Kelly James R., clerk, Ms. John Kelly’s, Forest 

Kelly John, coal, home 31 Middle 

Kelly Jolin, farmer, 11. Forest. n. Beaver 

Kelly John, janitor, Central block, 1~. lG9 School 

Kelly John J., iron worker, h. 14 .John 

Kelly John ‘l’., jeweller, bds. 3-L Xiddle 

Kelly John W., clerk, 4!19 Main, bds..John Kelly’s, Forest 

Kelly Martin R., gaterna.1, C. MI. R. R., Bacon street 

crossing, h. 58 Exchange 

Kelly Mary, widow of Michael, h. 122 Bacon 

Kelly Michael, teamster, B. Mufg. Co., h. Massasoit ct., 

car. Massasoit 

Kelly Patrick, cootractor, h. 125 Bacon 

Kelly Patrick, gardener, Arthur Lyman’s, Forest, bds. 

John Kelly’s, do. 

Kelly Patrick, at W. B. & D. Works, h. 207 River (ct. 

Kelly Patrick F., painter, bds. Michael Kelly’s, Massasoit 

Kelly Patrick H., compositor, bds. 78 Exchange 

Kelly Peter P., laborer, bds. 122 Bacon 

Kelly Richard, laborer, Il. 20 Friend 

Kelly Robert H., rnoved to Charlestown 

CHAS. P. McNABB & CC., 

FINE FOOT WEAR, 

2ftsVmdist Bzcilddmg, Waltham.

WALTHAM [ KJ DIRECTORY 157 

Kelly Sarah, widow of Hugh, 11. Betnis av. [ rtns. do. 

Kelly Thomas P. (Glynn & Kelly) apothecary, 705 Main 

Kelly ‘I’imothy. died April 16, 1830 

Keltou Addie E. Miss, nurse, bds. 27 Spruce 

Kelty Lawrence, laborer, II. 45 Calvary 

Kemp Florence L. Rlrs., rms. 44 Vernon 

Kempton Robert, laborer, \V. 1~. & D. Works. house rear 

l’i’i Rivet 

Kendall Amnry H., agent Watkin’s Automatic Fire 

Alarm (I 11 Milk, I~.), h. 103 Lexington 

Kendall Arthur A. Mrs., moved to Boston 

Kendall Betsey G., widow of Charles L-T., h. 12 Crescent 

Kendall Charles D., moved to Stoneltam 

Kendall Charles II;., watchman, Ann. W. W. Co., h. 7 

Harvard 

Kendall E:dward J., provisions, II. 149 Adams 

Kendall Ellis, house SOS Main 

Kendall Emily P., widow of Samuel, 11. 103 Lesington 

Kendall Frederick E. (Kendall & Higgins), hardware, 

653 Main, house 3i School 

Kendall Fred L., machinist (84 Kingston, B.), 11. ii Ash 

Kendall John, carpenter, hds. F. E. King’s, off Prospect 

Hill lane 

Kendali Julia Mrs.. died Nov. 30, 1859 

ENDALL LEVI J., livery stnhle, 33 Cresceut, 

N house 41 do. (see page 617) 

Kendall Robert A., carpenter, hds. 10 Mechanic 

Kendall Samuel %.,clerk (111 Milk,lE. j, b.10:3 Lexin$on 

ENDALL & HIGGINS (Frederick E. Kett- 

K da11 and J. Albert Higgins), hardware, paints and 

oil, 651 and 653 Main (see page 13) 

Kendrick Cynthia F., widow of Daniel H., 11.104 Crescent 

Kcndrick Fred H., at Am. W. W. Co., bds 101 Cresceut 

Keniry Thomas F., clerk, 659 Main, bds. 50 Pond 

Kennard Abbie, widow of Robert P., bds. 267 Crescent 

Kennedy Sriclget, widow of Michael, h. rear 51 Charles 

Kennedy Dennis;laborer, bcls. 155 River 

Kennedy Elizabeth, wldow of Richard, h. 9 Lawton pl. 

Kennedy John, boarder, B. Mufg. Co., bds. r. 51 Charles 

Kennedy John, weaver, B. Rlnfg. Co., bds. 41 Fslton 

Kennedy John F., tailor (145 Court, U.), bds. RIrs. Mary 

Kennedy’s, Center 

Kennedy John W., teamster, M. I. W. McDonald, bds. 

68 Francis 

Kennedy Katie Z. Xiss, bookkeeper, 10 Common, bds. 

9 Lawton place 

Kennedy Lettie E. Mrs., housekeeper, 48 Francis 

Kennedy Maria Mrs., bds. rear 183 Grove 

Kennedy Martin, farm foreman, Dr. W. H. Baker, South, 

house near do. 

Kennedy Martin, stone layer, house 144 Charles 

PRICEE: Wad, Barker & Co., 

* tJte Lowest 

in the City. 

T-U-MX3E32. 

Eacon Street, Waltham.

Kennedy Mnry, wdow of Nnrtiu, Il. Center, c. Massasoit 

Kennedy i\Iiohael, gardener, h. 32 Spring 

Kennedq’ Thomns, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 79 Oak 

Kennetly Thomas, teamster, Waltham Cud Co., house 4 

rear l’i.5 School 

[Center 

Kennetly Thorna J.,salesman,bds. Mrs.Jlnry Kennedy’s, 

Kennedy Timothy, moved to West Newton 

Kenney Bartholomew J., painter, bds. ‘i5 Exchange 

Kenney Edwwcli laborer, house 161 Ash 

Kennep Frank P., compositor, 621 Xain, room H, bds. 

74 Church 

Kenney James, spinner, B. Mnfg. Zo., house 2924 River 

Kenney James C., painter, 9 Prospect, h. 54 Church . 

Kenue,v Jennie F., widow of Peter F.,h.rear 26 Lexington 

Keuney J~thn J., plumber’s helper, 154 Moodv, boards 

292 River [i4 Church 

Kenney Lawrence X., machinist, Am. W. T. Co., bds. 

Kenney Michael. laborer, house Pond st. ct. 

Kenney Peter F., died August 9, 1890 

Kennev Willis I)., manager, iO9 Main, honse 40 Harvard 

Keoila;ie Jrremiah, teamster, bds. 140 Charles 

Keough Edward, farmer Mri. H. N. Billings’, Weston, 

honse do. 

Keough John, laborer, house 43 Felton 

Keough ,John J., painter, 8 Spring, house Brown’s lane, 

corner Dudley avenue 

Keough Eltrick J., carpenter, 1% Nnfg.‘Co., 11. 404 River 

Keough Timothy J., [painter, bls. 404 River 

Kerns John. laborer, h. Pond st. ave. 

Kerns see Kearus 

Kerr George I,., moved to Chelsea 

Kerr .Jo3eph. teamster, ‘74 Bacon, rms. 45 Harvard 

Kerr Richxrl L.,fiuisher,Am.W. \V. Co., rms. I41 Kohhins 

KeTser John L., foreman, balance department, Am. W. 

W. Co., house 131 Crescent 

Kidder Lucy B. Mrs.. nurse, rms. i Chestnut 

IDDEE RICHARD H., florist, Worcester lane, 

K house,do. [see page 622) 

Rieley Hannah J., willow of Michael, h. 25 Charles 

Kielep .Joseph H., m,)ulder, 115 ISacon, b!ls. 25 Chder 

Kiff Orlando S., freigllt receiver, I. It. R. (IS.), house 

239 Charles 

Kilburn E. Grrrish, carpenter, II. 403 Crescent 

KiItmro Joshua H., painter, 92 High, h. do. 

Kiidav Martin, mason, Ms. 397 Rivet 

K~lduf Martin LJ,., bottler, 11 Water. h. 111 Harvard 

Kilf’oy Marv Mrs.. died Jan. Ii, 1891 

Kilfoy William L., foreman, Grain Mill, Felton, house 

84 Bacon 

Kilgore J. Milton (Waltham Foundry Co.), ‘il Felton, 

house 12 Robbins 

BUTTRICK LUMHER CO,, ::B~~'}~-= 

Planing, Sawing, Thning. 

86 JELTON STREET, on F. R. R. 

e

WATATHAM [ E(] XRECTORY 189 

Kilgore Milton ,J.,at Arn.W.W.Co., h.Fnller, cor.Tolman 

Kilkellv Thom:ls, at W.B. & D. Works. bds. 230 Newton 

Killeen William, laborer, bds. 3’7 Felton 

Kimbali Augustus D. (Kimball & Lane), painter, rear 

1Hd Charles. house 184 do. 

Kimball Eben I., wheel selecter, 115 Bacon, h. 15 do. 

Kimball Francis R., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 15 Orange 

Kimball Prank W., carpet sewer (Watertown) ,h. 254 Ash 

Kimball George A., bds. 17 Bacon 

Kimball George H., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., roomt 127 

Crescent 

Kimball George N..polisher,Am.W. W.Co., rms.61 High 

Kimball G. Edward: painter, bds. 184 Charles 

Kimball J. Feed B., U. S. mail agent, B. & A. R. R., 

boards 78 Grant 

Kimball La Forest, driver. 769 Main, h. 301 School 

Kimball Nellie L., widow of Benj:tmin F., h. 67 Crescent 

Kimball Rose Xbs., house rear 571 Main 

Kimball Sarah A. Mrs., clairvoyant, 15 Bacon, h. do. 

Kimball William I’., dial sinker, Am. W. W. ‘Co., house 

15 \Vinthrop 

Kimball B Lane (Augustus D. Kimball and Frank W. 

Lnne), house and siq painters. rear 184 Charles 

King Alfred H., driver, h. 50 Wadsworth av. 

King Alexander, engineer, Am. W. T. Co., honse at 

Somerville 

King Fred IS., d&very clerk, Waltham Coal Co., Elm, 

11. off Prospect Hi,1 lane 

King George C., died April 15, 1892 

King Harriet Mrs., died hIarcl: 28, 1892 

King James Fran&, painter, house 169 Felton 

King James F., blacksmith, 821 Main, bds. Russell 

King James H., photographer (B.) bds. 169 Pelton 

King John J., moved to East Orange, N. J. 

King hlary A. Mrs., died Feb. 3, 1891 

King Mary J., winow of Stephen, h. 183 Grove 

King Matthew B., trav. salesman, 115 Bacon, h. 23 

Rnssell 

King Michael, moved from city 

King Michael, shoemaker, 172 Moocly, h. 13 Russell 

King Michael, Jr. (King Bi: Kelley), carriage mnfr., 821 

Main, h. 5 Charles street ave. 

King Patrick, night watchman, h. 7 Cedar 

King Susan D. Mrs., moved to Somerville 

King ‘l’homas Y., carpenter, Am. W. W. Co.,h. 5 Walnut 

King William G., master mariner. 11. 58 Cuatling 

1SG & KELLEY (Michael King, Jr.,nnd Thomas 

IL Kelley), carriage mnfrs., 821 hlain (see p. 601 ) 

Ii 

Kingsbury Fred A., conductor, P. R. It., h. 87 Hall 

Kin~s.il,rlry Harriet E., widow of JI:lisha, h. 90 -4sh 

KlIqbury Harry W., died hlarch 28, 1891 

ATWOQD &T SHAW, 


FURNACES, BAfiGES and STOVES, 


190 VALTHAJ [K-J DIRECTOR-L 

Kingsbury Jane, widow of Lucius W., h. 40 High 

Kingsbury Joseph, house 29 Pine 

Kingsbur~p Lucius W., died June 4, 1891 [High 

KingsbuI,y Minnie J. Miss, clerk (F. R. RF U.), bdu. 40 

Kiugsbury Otis A. Urs., moved to Weston 

Kingsbury Reuben W., at Ilm. W. W. Co., b. 21G -4dams 

Kingsbury \VaIter C., brakemnn, F. It. It., Ms. 40 High 

King,bury William I

Knapp William B., died Feb. 7, 1891 

Kneeland Eugene RI., at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 115 

Robbins 

Kuight Albert M..bursar(M. I. T , B.),h. Greenwood av. 

XIGHT AUt+Wd!US H., tailor, 133 Mood, II. 

20 Adams (see front coverj 

Ii 

Knight Edward, engraver, Am. W. W. Co., house 38 

WadswOrbh ave. 

Knight F. W., teacher, Alass. School for the Feeble 

Miuded, off Quince, Ms. do. 

Knight Leavitt Al., clerk, 189 Moody, bdg. 162 Brown 

Knight \Vill,iam, painter, Am. $V. W. CO., h. head of 

Fiske ave. 

Knowles George TV., moved to Worcester 

Knowles Nettle Mrs., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 77 Robbins 

Knowlton George W., watchmaker; Am. W. W. Co., h. 

Knox .Johu L., granite dealer, h. 16 Myrtle 

Kohl John G., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 96 Hammond 

Koster Albert, machinist, house 38 Curtis 

Koster Will&t L)., machinist’s helper, bds. 38 Curtis 

Kruger Prederick, a. Am. \V. W. Co., rms. 51 Rohbins 

Kllennel .John P., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 291 Crescent 

Kulmert Marie H. Mrs., h. .il Myrtle 

Kuhn Victor, moved to Worcester 

Kyte Ambrose J., ovcrseer,Linishing dept., B.Mnfg. Co., 

house 238 Newtou 

Kyte Hanor:b, widow of Thomas, h. 242 Newton 

liyte Richard, moved to Newton 

LACOUNT WILLIAM F., postal clerk [B. & A. R. R., 

B.), rooms 46 Prospect 

Ladd Alfred H., moved to Malden 

Lndd Jane, widow of Samuel, 11. 107 Pine 

Lnforne Arthur, co&, movect to Klmira, N. Y. 

Iktiar Louis, manager, \Vhite’s Sewing Machiue Co., 655 

Main, house 81 Hacon 

Lakin Susan .S.. witlow of John, h. 911 Main 

Lalime Israel, moved to Canada 

Lnlime IVilfred I., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 12 Sa’n 

Laline Saruh Mrs., bds. r, 152 School 

Lally ,Jnmes, mason, bds. rear 50 Calvar~~ 

Lally John, machinist, B. Mnfg. Co., house Poud 

avellue, near Pond 

ALLY $0HN, masou and 

L h. do. (see page 629) 

plasterer, 65 Calvary, 

Lally John II., jeweller, Am. W. W. Co., 11. 90 Bacon 

Ml; Michael, laborer, bds. 165 Willow 

Lal~v Michn.@l, laborer, bds. 35 Felton 

Lalli Michael J., collector, 11. rear 91 Bacon 

._-- 

TVOOD,BAHJiEIt & CO., 

Get Price at the New 

LUM& YARu, Ba;Edk~i%:: 

12 

/’

]92 FC’BLTHAM [L-j nIKEc:TORY 

Lally Michael J., mason, Me. 24 Calvary 

Lally Patrick, labofer, bds. 35 Felton 

Lally Patrick, mason, h. rear 50 Calvary 

Lally Thomas, laborer, hds. 35 Felton 

Lallv Thomas, mason, bds. rear 50 Calvary 

La ikay Arthur C., clerk, 712 *lain, bds. Y3.$ Common 

L 

AMK CHAltLES F. (Hoston Store), thy and 

fancy goods, cloaks, etc.,167,171 and 205 Moudy,h. 

55 Crescent (see page 92) 

Lamb Thomas, carpeurer, h. 197 School 

T,a.mb Joseph, chalk maker, b.197 School 

Lambert Airnee, weaver, B. &In@. Co.,bis. 1 Lamton pl- 

Lament Malcolm F., plumber, 11. head of I’i3ke av. 

Lamprey Philip, mason, bds. 43 Harvard 

Lamson Charles El., trnv. salesman, h. 33 Prospect 

Lamson Cors IS. Miss; tniloress, bds. 41 Harvard 

Larnson Elmira S., widow of \Vi’illi:lm, boards 3 Robbiosst. 

place 

Lamson Harry I)., trav. salesman, bds. 41 Harvard 

Lamson Henrietta, widow of \Villiam H., 11. 41 Harvwd 

Lamson Levi J., clerk, G!11 Main, h. 13 Pine 

J‘amsou Mary L., widow of Georae h. 13 Pine 

T,nmson Wallace l., trav. salesm&: bds. 41 Harvard 

L:lmson \Villinm H,, expressman, hds. 41 Harvard 

I,anag:4n James, at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. rear 706 Main 

Lanagas Potrick, shoemaker, 689 Mnio, h. 128 Pine 

AXAGAN PATRICll J., clothier, 669 Main, 

L h. 164 Cedar (see front cover) 

Landers Herbert C., at Am. W. W. Co., 1~. Nornmbega 

Terrace, near Crescent 

Lnndreg~n Lawrence, clerk, 50 Oak, bds. IQ4 Taylor 

T,andrg .Amos, carpenter, h. 25 Noonan 

Landry James, driver, 1135 Main, bds. do. 

Landry Philip, carpenter, house 3 Koonan 

Landry Thomas, laborer, bds. 140 Charles 

Landstram Victor, farm hand, h. Xassasoit, near Main 

Lane Ellen E., widow of Emory W.. h. 55 1Veston 

Lane Emory W., organ builder, 11. 55 Westou 

Lane Frank W. (Kimball & Lane), p&inter, rear 184 

Charles, II. 13 Liberty 

Lane Leonard C., at Am. W. W. Co.. h. 66 Hiph 

Lane Lydia K., widow of George, 11. IO7 Chestnut 

Lane iU. Lizzie, widow of I’rauk E., bds. 28 Lexington 

Lane Mary F. Mrs., seamstress. Ms. a Summit 

Lane Nellie II:. Miss, boarding house, 10 Mechanic 

Lane, sffe Leahan 

Lang Charles H , slasher tender, 1% Mnfg. Co., boards 

89 Central 

Lang Mary S. Mrs., dressmaker, 70 River, h. do. 

J,ang James W., Jard foreman, W. B. & I). Works, 

house 70 River 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO,, =YZ&%GZF 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Floors - - - - 

- _ _ . - and Finish Vf’orked to Order. 


Lang Oswell ‘I’., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 19 Dartmouth 

Lang Victor T., plumber, 586 Main, h. 7;! Pine 

I,angan Daniel, laborer, bds. i!lichael Hession’s, Guinan, 

Lsngdon John, cigar maker, 97 Moody, 11. at Boston 

Lange1 Daniel, teamster, 574 Main. bds. 178 Charles 

Langis George, carpenter, 11. 91 Francis 

Langley Is:rbel D., widow orJames W., boarding house, 

409 River 

Langley James W.. boards 409 River 

I,anqlep Sheldon It., bds. 409 River 

Lankford John A., died June 2. 1589 

Lstmes Marg;rrec Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 63 Ash 

tannes Sabins Mrs., h. 6 5 Ash 

Lannigan Martin, driver, F. W. Farley, Lincoln, b. do. 

La Palm Oliver &I., at Am. \V. W. Co., rrns. 322 Moody 

Imabee Walter, carpenter, h. 70 Lowell 

Lnrcom Fred A. (Libby & Lrxcom), wood worker, 

Prospect, near Felton, b&x. 147 Weston 

1;arkin Catherine, widow of Pittrick, h. 70 Exchange 

Larkin Delia $1. Miss, at Am. \V. W. Co.: b. 19 Middle 

Larkin Eiwartl, b. 19 Middle 

Larkin *James: B., Ijlacksmith, ‘27 Common, bds. 25 do. 

J,arkin John J., bl:tcksmith, 27 Common, lt. 117 Pond 

Lxrkitt M:tttlrias J. died March 3, 1891 

Larkin Nellie G. Miss, at Am. TV. W. Co., b. 19 Riidclle 

Larkin Yatrick, blacksmith, 27 Common, h. 25 do. 

I,arkin Patrick J., luborer, II. 1% School 

Lsrltin P. ‘lYtci7mas, clerk, 157 Moody, bds. 156 School 

Lnekin Thomas F., died Nov. 7, 1889 

IAnrson George, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., h. 388 River 

I,nrson Martin, weaver, IS. Rlnfg. Co., b. 390 River 

I&ham Albert, tnoved to Springfield 

Latham 12’alter E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 20 

Riverviem ave., C. P. 

Latltrop Andrew J., la{vyer, 6i3 Main,rm. 4, h. 10 Floyd 

I,aughlin Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. 50 Pond 

L:tttgtrlin Hannah, widow of John, h. 100 Charles 

I,:tugltlin ,Jatnes, laborer, bds. 310 River 

Laughlin James ‘I’.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 143 Lowell 

Langltlin John, laborer, bds. 310 River 

Laughlin Johth, died April 11, 1890 

Latt@lin John cJ., plumber, 154 Moody, hds. 100 Charles 

Lauphlin John J., bds. 90 Pond 

Longttlin Michaei F., clerk (I%.), bds. 50 Pond 

Lauphlin William T., clerk, 6S9 Main, btls. 50 Pond 

I,nttghlin, see Longhlin 

La~ey John, carpenter. bds. 56 Charles 

Laveg Thomas, Iaborer, I). & F. Mttfg., Co., bds. T3 

Hammond 

Lqvois Ales, painter, 9 Prospect, bds. 225 Felton 

Law Annie M. Miss, dressmaker, 149 Adams, bds. do. 

-___ 

ATWOOD db SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoh Block, 

WaItham Agts. for Crawford Ranges 

arid Walker Furnaces.

Law Cltnt~les I., letter carrier, I’. O., rins. 119 Robbins 

Law Lillian L. Mrs., Ms. 16 I’rosl)ect ave. 

Law Rich:~rd J., machinist, h. Cutter, near Newton 

Lawler James, machinist, Am. W. W. Co., It. Central 

ave.. near Suu 

Lawless Dotnittick, contractor. II. 6 DRY 

AWLESS tJOHN, blacksmith, 57 Anrvnrd, 11. rear 

l!ji’ Charles (see page 628) [River 

L 

lawless John J., stareher, W. IS. Br I). Works, bds. 214 

Lawless Lawrence M., driver, h. 60 Cedat 

Ilawless iUichael,night watchman,1 15 Bacon,h. 224 River 

Lawrence Arthur I{., at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. 45 Wash.av. 

Lawrence A. Isable, Misst died Oct. 26, 1890 

Lawmice Chas. E., f:trmer. 11. ‘I’raprlo road, n. Quince 

Lawrence Edward, died M:trch 15, 1890 

Lawrence Francis J., farmer, 11~1s. J. T. Lawrence’s, 

Trapelo road 

Lawrence Fred VV., hostler, 39 Spruce, bds. do. 

Lawrence George H., farmer, h. Trnprblo road, Qnincy 

Lawrence (George H., at Am. W. W. Co.,h. 41 Wash. nr. 

Lawrence James W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 156 Robbitts 

Lawrence John G., It. Trapelo rd. nt:tr Quincy 

Lawrence John lI., carpenter, h. 60 Alder 

Lawrence Joseph B., died Feb. 25, 1890 

Lnwreuce XEarthn U., h. North 

Ln~srroue Nancy,widow of EtJward,h.Trxpelo rd.n.Quincy 

Lawrence Phineas, farmer, h. Trapelo id. near Qttincy 

Lawson Charles, clerk, 5 Sprittg, rms. 1 i do. 

I.:~wson Chntles I., engineer, P. R. B.. rtns. 208 Charles 

Lawt6n Herbert,. dry goods commission (220 Devonshire, 

U.), bds. 53 P;ewFtou 

Lawton Lucius W. (50 &sex, B.‘j, 11. 53 Newton 

Laycock Samuel G., died Aug. 12, 1891 

Leach Charles I., dritrer, 707 Main, h. Gninan, n. Bacon 

Leach Frank, laborer 13. Pllnfg. Co., h. 126 Charles 

Leach James P., oiler, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 144 Charles 

Leach JIichael IS., died Sept. 26, 1892 

Leach Thomas, section-hand, I. It. R., 11. 144 Charles 

I , c~cli ‘ William T a, plumber’s helper, 29 Common, bds. 

14-1 Charles 

Lency John, farm hand 1295 Main, bds. do. 

Leahan James ,J., clerk, 111 Pelton, btls. 19.j Charles 

T,c:tltnn Johu, died Aug. I’L, 189” [ Felton 

Leahalt .Julia. widow of Lawrence, h. Williams, south of 

Letthan I’atrick, operative, IS. hlnfg. Co.. bds. 365 River 

Lenhau Patrick I%., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 195 Charles 

Leahan Richard, laborer, h. 195 Charles 

Leahan Thomas, at Am. W. W. Co., h. Williams, sotlth 

of Felton 

I,earp Clirysostom J. (T.Lcnry & Son) grocer,75 Charles 

Ms. 79 do. 

GE2ViTTINE CORh’ SOLE SBOES, 

433.00 and S4.00 

cziz.zAS. 

ZP. 

METHODIST BLDG., WALTHAPLT.

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Learp Elizn J. Miss, died Ott 21 . IS89 

Leary Frank I)., assistant postm.later, 1’. 0. Moody, cot.. 

Main, II. 81 Charles 

Leary Frank E., compositor, Ms. 101 Felton 

Leary Hannah, widow of Michael, h. 101 Felton 

Leary John, 11. 83 Felton 

Leary Kate Mrs.. h. 11 Fern 

Leary Stephen F., teamster, J. J. S. Peterson, Riverview 

pl.. bds. 83 Felton [Il. 79 do. 

T,earg Timothy CT. Learv & Son), grocer, 75 Charles, 

Henry Timothy, Jr., meciical student. bds. i9 Charles 

EARY T. & SON (Timo0ly and CltrFsostotn 

L Lesry), groceries, 75 Charles (see page 615) 

J. 

Leatherbee Charles W. (William H. Leatherbee & Son), 

lumber, Linden. h. at West Newton 

Leatherbee William H. (Wiliiam H. Leatherbee & Son), 

lumber, b. at West Newton 

EATHERBEE WILLIAM H. & BOX, 

L (William H. and Charles W. Leatherbee), ltunbcr 

dealers, Linden,near Beaver Brook station,and (590 

Albany, 13.) (see back cover) 

1,entherwood Harry, at U. S. W. Co., rms. 25 Prospect 

Leavy .James I. . teamster, h. 131 Charles 

Lenvy .10111t, moved to Pitts6eltl 

Leavp -John J.. moved to Somerville 

Leavy Michael B., carriage painter, 207 Lexington, bds. 

122 Charles 

Leavy Patrick, tailor (West Newton), bds. 125 Willow 

Leavv Thomas, contractor, 11. 122 Charles 

Lenv\T Thotnas, core maker, D. & F. Mnfg. CO., bds. 

i9 IIammond 

Lenvy William, laborer, 11. 128 Willow 

LeBIanc Alphee, carpenter, Am. W.W. Co..h.19 h’oonan 

LeBlanc Alphee D., carpenter, bds. 103 Feltort 

J,eBlano Andre, laborer, h. 3 Noonan 

LeHlanc Hlair. teamster, h. 1024 Pelton 

LeBlanc Florian, laborer, bds. 102 Felton 

LeBlsnc Frank, laborer, bds. 162 Felton 

LeBlatlc Fred, laborer, bds. 9 k Charles 

LeElane Isaac D., carpenter, h. 17 Noonan 

LeBlanc James, carpenter, h. 17 Noonan 

LeI%lanc *Joel, laborer (U.), bds. 17 Soonan 

LelIlanc .Joltn. carpenter, bd3. 3 Noonan 

LeHlanc Jolt D., carpenter, bds. 94 Charles 

I,el~lanc ,Jutle, carpenter, bds. 3 Noonan 

LeBlanc Lttcien, buckle maker, bds. 3 Noonan 

Lel:lanc Riavitnin. laborer, btls. 25 Noonan 

LeBlanc Samuel. carpenter, h. 9 Noonan 

LeBlanc Silver, termster, II. 3 Noonan 

LeBlauc Theophile, laborer, bds. 27 Noonan 

LeBIanc, see White

Leclr Hrzu&, farm hand, A. Clark, Lexington, bias. do. 

LeCms Fred, ltostlzr. Centr:ll Honse, Ms. do. 

T,edwedgc Margttret Mrs., 86 E’elton 

Lee Charles H., billiard hall, 584 Main, II. 110 Central 

Lee Daniel: section hand, B. Mnfg, Co., h. 26 Elm 

Lee George K ., at Am. \V. W. Co., h. 4 Winthrop 

Lee Goon, laundry, 114 Mood,v, rms. do. 

Lee Goon, laundry, 605 Main, h. do. 

Lee John, laundry, 214 Moody, 11. do. 

Lee Jnlia ‘I’. Miss, dressmaker, 54 Bedford, bds. do. 

Lee fllargaret ‘r., widow of Walter, 11. 54 Bedford 

Lee Mary I. Miss, dressmaker (171 Tremout, B.), h. 54 

Lee Sam, laundry, 575 Main, h. do. 

Lee Walter F., bds. 54 Bedford 

Lee, see Leigh 

Lcfferrnan Flosanna Mrs., died July 1, 1891 

Leger Agloe W., widow of Joseph I’., h. 12 Sun 

Legcr Cail A., hairdresser, 71 i Main, rms. do. 

Leger lJanie1 I>., brick taver, bds. 94 Charles 

Leper Domcrnick Y., ma5’011: h. 94 Cltarles 

I,eger Isadore. carpenter, house 86 Oak 

Leger Joseph ‘I’.. dird May 26, 1890 

Leger Peter, moved to Cambridge 

Leger Philins J., unholsterer, 789 Vain, bds. 94 Charles 

Leger Placide, bds. 16 Sun 

L;eyer Sirrtilian, painter. hde. 3 Xoonan 

Leger %oel I. (Z. F. Leger& Co.), carpenter and builder, 

16 sun, Ilouse do. 

EBELt Z. F. & CO. (Zoel I. Leger. Alcide Chan- 

L donnait and William S t,acy) ,carpenters and builders, 

16 Sun (see p:lpe 15) 

Legoff William F., butler ( B.),h. Warren av.,n. Lexington 

Leigh 5c1hu. machinist. W. B. & 1). Works, house Lowell 

Grove cottage, off River 

Loizlt ‘I’lmtmts. Ms. John L&gll’s. off River 

EIGHTON ALOXZO, taiior, 200 Moody, 11. 35 

L Wadsworth av. (see page 128) 

Leighton Charles H., and A tn. W. W. Co., and reporter, 

Free PI ess, hds. 169 Adams 

Leighton .Jarrtes E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

169 Adams 

Lelnnd H~II~:~II B., Mrs.. nurse, ftonse 83 AItlet 

Leland Home for Aged IVotnen, Mrs. HaGtb K. Pierce, 

tnstron. 21 Newton, ucar hlain 

L ltnont Brmk P., at Am. IV. w. co., 1’1ns. 17 Wads- 

wwttl 

av. 

IAcndskroin Carl, l:thorer, 1~. 384 River 

I,engt,en Frank, machinist, bds. 6 Jackson place 

LtXHl:iS(l Annie M. Miss, music teacher. 39 Floyd, ,. ilo. 

J.eon:wi Brirl~et, widow of Michael. II. 1’01~1 st. conrt 

Howe d Rice. Pror~ietors. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on F, R, R,

WAI,THXM [Lj DIRlW’lWiY 197 

Leonard Mahlon R., grocer, 88-C Main, h. 862 do. 

Leonard Mary j. Miss, teacher, St. Mary’s Parochial 

School, boards 39 Floyd 

Leonard Michnel C., contractor, h. 39 Flnrd 

Leonard Patrick, stone mason, h. 27 Middle 

Leonard Thomas, laborer, house 20 Friend 

Leonard William J., mot&r, h. 122 Taylor 

Lepelle Eli, carpenter, btls. 23 Noonnu 

Lerned Asiel H., hntter and eggs, house 93* Main 

Lerned Charlotte H. Mrs., died Nov. 28, 1889 

Lerner Martin, laborer. house 45 iVoore 

Leslie Charles, freight cterlc(F. IL. 11. depot, B.), boards 

545 Main 

Leslie Emma J. Mrs., music teacher, 14 Taylor, btls. do. 

Leslie Georgie C., widow of John A., II. 20 Church 

Leslie George F., produce, II. 14 Taylor 

Leslie Herbert G., ageut (Y’i Wash., IS.). II. Clark lane 

Lewin Max, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 132 Crescent 

Lewis (‘atherine hl. RErs., nnrsc, 103 Cus ling, house do. 

EWIS EDWARD F., fish autloysters,I% Moody, 

L II. 263 Newton (see p. 613) 

Lewis Edwin L., honse 78 15rown 

Lewis Fred W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 153 Adams 

Lewis Gustavus, clerk, 17X 1\Ioody, h. 23 Gordon 

Lewis Helen Miss, honse 54’3 hlaiu 

Lewis Henry H.. at Am. W. ‘I. Co., bds. 103 Gushing 

Lewis John, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 88 M:+ple 

EWtS JOHN H., prop,, Boston Clrntl Kitchen, 

L 194 Moody, h. 53 Cushiag (see p. 618) 

Lewis Rnth F. Uiss, bookkeeper, IiS Moody, boards 23 

Gordon 

Lewis Thomas M., clerk (I~.), h. Grand street ~1. 

Lewis William S., moved out West 

EWIS & CO., prescription chemists, 13 Moody 

L (see p. 180) 

Leyson Harriet, widow of Benjamin, h. 11 Pond 

Libby Elmer l’., at Am. W. W. Co., bd~. 333 Moody 

Libby Fred -4., stable foremao 979 Main, b.lj. 9 Middle 

street 111. 

Libby Havilah, widow of Moses. II. 4 Gibbs ct. 

Libby Jesse H., physician. 204 Mooclg, h. do. 

Libby J. Edwiu, at Am, W. W. Co., h. 266 Crescent 

Libby Mxson a , photo finisher, 111 Moody, boards 63 

Crescent 

Libby Nelson F. (Libby & Lnrcom), wood worker, Pros- 

pect, n. Felton. house 145 \Vrston 

T,ibby Roland W., tr:lnslt man, hewer c’om., 27 Mood),, 

room *i, L’IIIS. A. G. %‘ogg’s Warren ave. 

TBRY & LAMNM ( Nelson P. Libby and Fred 

L A. Larcom). wood workerg, Prospect, near Felton, 




PLUBIBING 

and GA4 FITTlNG, 


198 W.tT,THAX; [I,] T)IRECTOTI~ 

Lightboorne Eugene S., moved to Xiem Yet k 

Lightbourne Julia, widow of Walter, h. 1 Cull)1 ave. 

Liline Edward H.. moved to Lowell 

Lilly Patrick, at IS. RInfg. Co., bds. 22 Gorham 

Lincoln Anna E. widow of Edward M., moved to Malden 

Lincoln Charles H., pres. :bttd editor, Wallhnm Daily 

Tribune, Rumford boilding, 622 Moody, rms. 2 Mt. 

Pleasant 

Lincoln Edward E. (IV. A. Moody & Co.>, 25 Moody, 

rms. 225 Moody 

Lincoln Guy M., moved to M:dtlen 

Lincoln James IS., moved to Cohassett 

Lincoln John A., real estate, II. 339 Moody 

Lincoln John I’., yard foreman, IS. Mnfg. Co., house 8.5 

Robbins 

Linder Carl, at IS. Mnfg. Co., house 380 Rive1 

Liuder l’etcr Pj., marl~le polisher, 731 Main, 11. 6 Liberty 

Liud~~;et~exander W., shoemaker (IV. ilewton ), h. 

Lind&m Charles, shoemaker, 4 Pine, Ms. 20 Elm 

Lindholm Lambet%, clerk, 148 Moody, bds. 387 River 

Linneen Michael, laborer, D. & I. Mnfg. Co., bds. rear 

169 JVillow 

Linneban Ann, widow of MicbaeI, bds. rear 581 Xain 

Linneltan Ann, widow of Michael, h. 1% Charles 

Zinnehun Etiward, teamster, 118 I%ACCO, bds. 112 do. 

Liattehau John, laborer, blls. 128 Charles 

Liunebatl Jol~n, painter, bo:trtl* 28 Lexington 

Linnehan Patrick, farmer, II. Beaver, nearly opp. Q;jince 

Linney Henry, mule spinner, 1% Mnfg. Co., h. 392 River 

Liuskey hidget. witlow of ,John, It. 89 Il:schange 

Linskoy Kate, widow of ‘l’l~ornas, h. Pout1 sve. COY. POII~ 

Littskey hlichael, f:trm Itand, bh. 1Oi Liucolo 

Linskey Michael, stone masott, house 30 L’lyrnpton 

Littskey Patrick, laborer, bds. lbl l’oml 

Litiskey Thomas. btacksmith, bds. 39 Exchange 

Linskey Thom:~ Francis. laborer. h. rear 613 GIaove 

Linskey Thomas F,: bookkeeper, 5iS Uaitl, h. Pond ave. 

Linthwaite Annie. widow of George, II. 43 Ball 

Linthwaite Samuel, nt hm. W. W. Co., It. Halls place 

Litchfield Bernard N., at J. L. T. Mu&. Co., boards 1.55 

Adams 

l*d ams 

Lit&field Charles H.. watchman, Am. 1%‘. W. Co., II. 155 

ITCHFIELD FREDERICK A., confectionery, 

L stationery9 pet~io~lic4s, etc., 2 Lcsitrgton,cor. Allain, 

11. at West Somerville (see p. 12;) 

Litcltfield George E., tms. 151 Crescent, suite B. 

Litchfield Oscar O., clerk, 2 Lexiugtott, h. at West 

Somerville 

Litchfield Gustarns E., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 53 Ash 

J 

RM

T,ittle Charles H., carpenter, Am. IV. IV. Co.. h. 99 South 

Little Clsrinda, widow of *John, bds. 26 Flopd 

Little John, died Oct. 5, 1889 [Taglo 

Littlefield Ch:+rles E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co.; h. 4 

Littlefield Francis O., bridge inspector, F. It. R., house 

190 Ash 

Littlefield Frank G., leather cotter, (B.) 1x1s. 97 Alder 

Littlefield Nary A., widow of Frederick, 1~. 190 Ash 

Littlefield Rufus I’., house 97 Alder 

Littleton Margaret, widow of Michael, 11. 2i Heard 

Livermore Elizabeth, widow of Jonas D., h. 15 Floyd 

Livermore Fred G., moved to Boston 

Livermore Walter A., laborer, rms. S74 Main 

Livermore Wiliiam, house 47 Bacon 

I,junpstrom Alfred, painter, bds. 396 River 

LOYD BROS. (Reuben H. and Walter ‘I’. Lloyd) 

L steam carpet cleaniug, Benefit,, car. \Vhitcomb (see 

page 130) 

Lloyd l

Lombnrtl Ricltxrtl S., house 4 Harvard avenue 

Long Ii:rnest. cabinet maker I sewton), rms. 15-l Ash 

Long Susxn A., widow of George, h. Guiuau, near, Hammond 

Lonngren Erik. stuJ.znt (IX.) h 13. 716 M lin 

Look .Joseph i‘;.. at Am. WV. \V. Co., bds. 22 Robbins 

Loom’s S trah AIts., nurse, boards 100 Central 

L0rd Anu G., died Nov. 16, 1892 

Lord IZros. (David I). and Rufus E. Ltxd), masons ant1 

coutr:tct0rs, 165 Hammolrd, and at Somerville 

Lord David (Lord Bras.), m:Ison and contractor, 16.5 

Hammond, h. at Somerville 

Lord Eugene, clerk, 205 Moody, bds. 104 Crescent 

Lord Frost, house i0 Garcluet 

Lord .John Newton, foreman paiuter, Am. W. W. Co., 

house 47 Jlyrtle 

Lord .John W.. tno~acl to Weston ~tI:~mmond, It. do. 

Lord Rufus E. (Lord Bras.), mason and contractor, 16,; 

Lord Serena, died Juue l-i, 1891 

I~~rrl Walter A., moved to Montana [Adams 

Lord W. Prank, Pullman conductor: F. 11. R., hds. 8 

T,oring Il;dwald, bds. 76 Robbins 

T,orinp Laura Mrs., h. i6 Robbins 

Loud William N., at Atn. W. W. Co.: h. 10 Xartyn, C. P. 

Laughlin John, died Apr. 1 I, 1890 CR iver 

Lottghlin Thornus WV.. at W. B. & D. Works, 11. 464 

I,ougee Chrles E.. provisions, h. 253 Bacon 

Louis Chin, laundrp, 775 Main, 11. do. 

Louis Lottry, music teacher, 239 Comtnon, h. do. 

Lour Joseph, witcelwt~ight, 2O.i Lexington, It. 88 Ham’- 

m0titl 

Love Rohcrt J.. brakeman, F’. R R., 11. 15 Rartwell 

Lovejoy Frank O., at Am. 7V. TV. Co., lt. 59 Maple, 

suite 3 

Lovejog Levi I.. at Am. W. W. Cn., II. 68 Cherry 

Lovejoy Williant II.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 150 Ash 

Loveland Isaac ET., eupineer, W. G. L. Co., h. 20% 

Chestrlnt 

Lovering Sarah I,., noved to Xewton 

Lovewell Lucretia A. Mrs.. died Aq. 17, 1892 

Low John IL.. nt Ant. \Y. ‘I’. Co., b,ls. Martin Honse 

Lowe Frank P., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 57 Myrtle 

Lowell Charles A., carpenter, house 90 Alder 

Lowell Clara H., witloT of Willi:tm I., h. 357 B1ood.v 

OWELL GROVE DAIRY, William ti:txtIing 

L h Son, propr’sl 4 New Grove (see page 9) 

Lowell &roe W., movetl to I’ltiladelphia, Penn. 

Lowrep Lawrence, laborer, It. Grove. car. Willow 

Loynd .J. \V:tlter, teamster, W. W. W., It. 79 Hnmmond 

UCAS BRAtNARL) E., liyer,v stable mtl bl:tck- 

1 smith. rear 95 Riootl~, rrns. 3% do. (see p:qe 616) 

J 

BUTT RICK LUMBER IX, 

BOWE & RICE, 

PropFZemrs. 

9&g& 

Moulded Finish and Mouldings, Bhntles, $$!,J 

*y&k 

MILz Fzap;tgs h&;bEt+ 22 F R IE 

, ( , . .

- 

VALTHAM [L] I)IRECTORY 201 

- 

Lucas Edwin, machinist, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., bds. 1 

School nv. 

Lucas Walter M., cmpenter, Libby & Larcom’s, Prospect, 

Lucas Walter B., at Am. W. W. Co., house 552 RIain 

Lucas William IX., moved to Wakefield 

Lute Cklnrles D., watchman, 13. Jlnf’g. Co., h. 60 Orange 

Lute Duos T., Judge of District C mrt, oftice Police Station 

bldg., LeGington, house 843 Main 

I,uce Frank I., at Am. W. W. Co., house 235 Ash 

Lute Linn, moved to Somerville 

Ludden Charles M. (Smith & Lndden j, attoruex-at-law 

(5 Pemberton sq., rm. 26, H.). II. 913 Main 

Ludwig Godfrey, weaver, bds. 89 Central 

Lund George, carpenter, bds. 23 Robbius 

Lundberg Gustav, gardener, John It. Farnun:, 11.291 Main 

Lundquist William E. N., at u. s. w. co., rms. 3.5 Maple 

Lundstrum Hilmer Miss. dressmaker, 26 Robbins, bds. do. 

Lundstrum Victor, laborer, R. T. Paine’s, Bearer, house 

Massasoit 

Lundstrum, see Ljungstrom, also Lendskrom 

Lunt Clara A. Miss, moved to New York 

Lunt Joseph Ii., master mariner, hds. 12 Russell 

Lyle Elihu R., watchmaker, h. 44 Hull 

Lyman Arthur, lawyer (113 Devonshire, B.), 11. Forest, 

near Beaver 

Lyman Arthur ‘I’., treas., Lowell Xnfg. Co. (95 Milk, B.), 

winter residence (39 Beacon, U.), summer residence 

Lyman, near Beaver 

Lyman George C., drug clerk, moved to Newtonville 

Lymao Herbert, treas., Hadley hlufg. Co. (95 Xilk, B.), 

bds. A. ‘I’. Lyman’s, Lyman. n. Beaver 

Lynch Anuie H. Miss, milliner, 18 Elm, bds. 124 School 

Lynch Charles, bds. 225 Moody 

Lynch Charles F., at U. S. W. Co., bds. 27 Calvary 

Lynch Cornelius, ciied Nov. 17, 1890 

Lpch David J., farmer, bds. Jeremiah Lynch’s, Forest 

Lunch Frank, farmer, bds. ,Jeretniah Lyoch’s, Forest 

I,Snch *James, farmer, bds. Jeremiah LywA~‘s, Forest 

I.ynch James, laborer, bds. 25 Feltou 

I,vnch Jeremiah, farmer, 11. Forest, n. Trapelo road 

Lynch John, mariner, 11. 124 School 

Lyucl! John F., nt Am. W. \V. Co., IA. 235 Bfoocly 

Lynch JOIIU J., law student, GGl RI:till. bds. 124 School 

Lruch Lillian I,. bliss, house ‘L‘L.’ Moody 

J,inch &Iaqpret T. Rlrs., died b1:t.v 27, 1891 

I,&lch Maurice, student, bds. ,Jcremi:~h Lynch’s, Forest 

Lynch Michael 1-I., jeweler, Am. W. \V. CO., II. 27 Calvary 

I,ytlch N+ llie L. Miss, millinery arrtl ladies’ hairdressing, 

18 Elm, bds. 124 School 

I,yuch Thomas J .. II. 225 Moody 

ATWOOD 

PLUiUBING 

C&T SHAW, 



KITCHEN FURNISHIKGS, Etc.

J,pnsky John, died July 30, 1892 

Ly~sky Mary J. Bliss, died #July 23,189O 

Lyon Edward W., at Am. W. W., h. 119 Chestnut 

Lyon George C. (Hall & Lyon), apothecary, 117 Xoody, 

h. at Providence, R. I. 

J,yona Henry 11. (Lyons $ Bowler), grocer, 232 Moody, 

btls. 50 Myrtle 

Lyons James, moved to Roxbury 

Lyons filichael, at W. IS. & D. \Vorks, 11. 142 Newton 

Lyons William, carj)entcr and builder,107 I’lympton, 11. do. 

YOSS & BOWLER (Henry D. I,~OIIS :111d 

L Patrick 

J. Eowler) , groceries and providiotid, 232 Moody 

(see page Gl5) 

Lysner Joseph, buckle maker, The J. L. T. i&‘-g. Co. 

btls. 56.Turner 

RIAIXII: CLrlRENCE A., asst. engiueer, W. D. Co., 

Bedford, rms. 103 L’iue 

Mabie Wilfred A., engineer, \V. D. Co., Bedford, rooms 

103 Pine 

Maccon Thomas, fruit and confectionery, 36 Elm, house 

at Newton Centre 

RlacDon:d(l Duncan, shoe repairer and manager, 15i 

Prospect, 11. %d Sharon 

MacDonald Kieanor, teacher, South grammar school, Ms. 

8 Atl:~ms 

iVr:lce Judson C., hostler. 971 Xain, Il. 33 Russell 

Macfarlnne Charles l%., electrician, bds. 23 l):u%month 

iUacfarl~~ne Peter. asst. SW. 1’. 11. C. A., 222 Moody, 11. 

23 Dartm~rutli 

Ma&, see I\IcN’atnnra 

MacG0qor George C., carpenter, II. 83 Gushing 

Maclnnis AIaggie It. Miss, clerk, 130 nhdy, rooms 94 

Brown 

Mnokenzie Alexander C., shoemsker, basement 179 

Moody, h. 25 Derby 

Mackenzie Harry I

~‘~AL’I’HAbI [;Ml I~TRlXTORY 203 

Maclde~~ Dennis, laborer, II. 1’75 River 

Rlnddeu I%warc\, laborer, bds. 256 River 

Nadtlen ,John J., laborer, II. I ii River 

Madden BIicllael, at W. B. & D. \Vorks, bds. li5 River 

Madden Patrick, laborer, bds. 27G River 

Madden l’ntric!; J., fumer, II. Winter, II. Lincoln 

Madden Robert,, carpenter. bds. 120 Taylor 

Madden ‘I’llomas, laborer, h. 41 Cedar 

Madden Thomas J., fireman, 11. ~22 Bolton 

Madison William ‘ S -7 bookkeeper (7% Fulton, R.), bds. 

ii Fiaw:id 

Mnffit Alnrv E., widow of George IV., 11. 112 Schbul 

Magee Sus’ie i\liss, bds. 238 Felton 

nlanennis Catherine, widow of Lawrence S., 1~. 83 Bacon 

Magennis Frank T., dry gootls. 5il Main, h. 83 13ncon 

Alaginn .\I:qgie F. Miss, dressmaker, 8 Church, house 18 

Holtoo 

Naginn Marc E., dressmaker, h. 19 BJlton 

Msginn P>it&%, died May 2, 1891 

IUxguire E,lwsrd M., letter carrier, P. O., h. 15 c,,oss 

Rlaguire Dennis, at \\‘. 1s. Cp; D. \Vorks, 11. 60 Calvary 

Ma;gnire. see McGnire 

Mahan Bernard, laborer, II. 111 Charles 

Mahan Edn~ard E.. clerk, 619 Main, h. 35 Alder 

Mahan Margaret Mrs., moved to Newton 

h1nha11 Patrick, laborer, btls. P.‘,rj Calvary 

Mahaney William 1). , clerk (I~.), Ii. 109 Gushing 

Mahar John, shoemaker, 113 Mootly, II. 20 Plympton 

Maher Hannorn Mrs., died Oct. 10, 1889 

Maher John J., laborer, h. Ilrowns lane: n. Felton 

Maher Thomas, farmer, h. Ijow, near Tupelo road 

Maher T. E’ta~rk, farmer, Ms. Thomas Maher’s, Bow 

Mahoney Cornelius J.. molder (Watertown), 11. 84 South 

Mahoney Daniel J., hairdresser, 3 Lexington, rooms 6i7 

Main 

Mahoney Dennis, l:tborer, bds. 175 Charles 

Mahoney Dennis .I., mason, 11. 197 School 

Mahoney Hugh, died Sept. 16, 1831 

Mahoney Kate ‘I’. hIiss, 11. 11 JTechanic 

Mahoney Mars 12. Miss, h. 11 Mechanic 

Rlahonev Patrick, laborer, bds. 56 Willow 

Mahonei~ Patrick J., hostler, rear 641 Main. rms. 2 Elm 

AfiOKEY THOMAS H., baker, 195 School, h. 

M rear 33 Eschauge (see page 54) 

Mahoney Thomas J., asst. pastor, St. Mar~‘s Catholic 

church, h. 133 scllool 

Mahonev William J., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 84 South 

Main Miunie A. Mrs., boarding house, 73 Brown, h. do. 

Main William J., driver, 1241 Main, bds. do. 

Makin Geolge H., engineer, 17. It. R., h. 83 Pine 

Malaney Catherine, wiclow of Georgcx, 11. 69 Oak

204 WAL’ITL1M [&I] DII2ECTOI-& 

-.-__ 

,Malcoltn William RI., carpenter, htls. 1 H:tr\-a~1 

hI:tll:~rd George H., watchtn:Lker, Am. W. W. Co., h. 69 

I~owell 

Mallett Horace II:., at Am. W.’ W. Co., bds. 299 South 

Mallett i\Iurk W, :it Am. W. W. Co., h. 289 Sonth 

Malloy lSernart1, shipper I. R. R. (Cltarlestowu), house 

Newton, cur. Calvary 

hIalloy Charles, h. Wellingtoo, n. Main 

iUallop E:lizat~ettt A. Miss, moved to Irvington, N. Y. 

Malloy Hetlrv, bcls. 409 River 

Malloy James, blacksmith, 57 Harvard, bds. rear 192 

ClJfJth 

i\ltillo$ John J., teamster, 11. 40 Spring 

&Iloy Jol~u ‘I’., teamster, S’i Bacon, bds. do. 

Malloy l’atrick, coachman, A. Worcester, Racou, bds. do. 

Malloy I’:ttrick, stone mason, 19 Exchange st. ct., II. do. 

M:tlloy Patrick, teamster, 8i Bacon, h. do. 

&lloy Peter C., died Jan. 11, 1890 

Alalloy Thomas, 11. 32 Spring 

IUalio~, see Malay, also Nulloy 

Mttlotte John, section hand, F. R. R., h. 22 Mcliettn 

Malone l’atriclr, stooe mason, bds. 92 Bacon 

nlatoney James, lnb~~w. htn. IV. IV. CO., tJ. 52 C~IW~CS 

iUalot~ey Jane, widow of Lot. house r. 88 Charles 

Maloney

205 

&HHI William H., conductor, X. St. Rp. Co., rms. 102 

Alder 

Mannie Catherine, widow of Daniel, 1~. 17 Gordon 

hlannie Michael J., moved to Brooklyn, N. Y. 

Manning Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. 22 Spring 

Manuiug Cephas, house 115 Robbins 

Manning Edward, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 5 Wall 

Manning E:dward, Ms. 5 Wall 

Manning Edward. hostler, h. 1679 Felton 

i\Ianning Edward, mariner, house rear 79 Poncl 

RInonillg Hannah E. i%iss, house 38 Cross 

Mauning Henry, draughtsman, 3 Moody, rm. 50, house 

at \Vater town 

Manning Henry, junk dealer, 29 Felton, house do. 

hIanning Henry I’. , driver. 74 15acon, h. l%S Pond 

Mannins James B., molder, D. & F. 8infg. Co., bds. 

RIanning Lizzie A. Miss, nurse, bds. 35 Cross 

Manning Johu J., station agent, Clematis Brook station, 

bds. 213 Grove 

Manning Martin P., moved to Rosburp 

Manninp Martin T., finisher, W. B. & D. Works, bds. 

Mnnninq Ma-y, wiclow of Jo\ln, h. 213 Grove 

Manning Mary Miss, weaver, U. Mu&. Co ., h.lG3 School 

Manning M:LI.~ 13. Mrs., bds. Mrs. Bridget Leonard’s, 

Pond st. court 

iII:tnuiug iUary J. nfiss. clerk, i-12 L\Iain, rms. 38 Cross 

iIInnning hlehltslle, widow of Job, bds. 11 i Pl~mpton 

nlnnning Patrick P., driver, 11 Water, II. 93 Central 

Manning Peter F., helper, D. & P. Xnfg. Co., Ms. 29 

Felton 

Manning Terrnnce, driver, bds. 22 Spring 

Manning Thomas, laborer, 11, \Vall, tear McCann 

Manning Thomas H., laborer, bds. 213 Grove 

Manning Timothy, house 38 Cross 

Manning William T., at U. S. \V. Co., bds. 28 Feltou 

M:~union Bridget, widow of Patrick, grocer, 179 SchooI, 

house %28 do. 

Mannioa Mary, widow of Michael, house Blassasoit, hey. 

Mtissasoit court 

Mannion Michael J., clerk, I79 School, bds. 228 do. 

blannion Patrick I)., at Am. W. W. Co., boards Mary 

Mannion’s, Massasoit 

Mannion Thomas, laborer, btls. 6 Browns lane 

Mxusfiehl Antoaia 1Irs..vocal teacher, 3 Moociy, room 21, 

Ms. J. Kucknam’s, Westou 

Mansfield Charles H., reporter, Daily Free Press, 59 

bhdy, bd$. 27 Myrtle 

~I:~r.sfelrl Chsrles a., at Am. W. IV. Co., boarcis G. A. 

i\l;tnsfiel(l’s, Lawrence 

ATCWOIOD de SHAW, 




203 !V.I\L’l’l~.\f~f [&I] DIRECTORY 

AInnsfieltl George A., at Am. w. \v. co., hor1se Lnwreuce, 

near Plympton 

Mansfield George A. Jr., at Am. W. W. Co., bx~rds G. 

A. Mansfieid’s, Lnwrcnce 

Mansfield George F., at Am. CV. W. Co., h. 27 Myrtle 

M:tnsficltl ffarold 13., clerk (Il.), kls. 292 M~mlp 

M\lznslield Hd:rlri A., whol. b juts and shoed (5i High,L:.), 

house 292 Moofdy 

Mansfield Joseph D., driver. 130 Moody, h. 91 Pine 

Manafieltl Theodore F., supt. Mt. Feake and Grove Hill 

cemeteries, house 2 18 Sollth 

Alanson Fretleriolr, watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co., house 

99 I~ussell 

Ahnsur If. Wesley, carpenter, 115 Bacon, h. 31 Francis 

Afantliorn Parker S , onrp:nter. honse 145 Charles 

TUarden Altlis H., foreman (.F. R. 12. car shop, Fitchburg). 

house 17 Liberty 

Alardet~ ~h:trles S., agent (45 Purchase, Il.), boards .John 

\V. iUa,den’s, Lufavette 

&la&u George I

\TBLTHAM [ 111 DIRECTORY 207 

Afarshall Fred, at B. Mfg. Co., 11. 96 Calvary 

rtInrshal1 John, painter, rooms 113 Adams 

hIarshal1 Margaret A., wiclow of John, nurse,h.Z.i Central 

bIrrshal1 Robert G.. att Am. \V. \V. Co., h. 121 High 

RIarshall Sarah Y. Mrs., moved to Fitchburg 

&rston Il:llen L. Mrs., moved to Waverly 

I\lartin Aaron, at Am, W. W. Co., 1~. 369 Moody 

Alartin Antoine F., hairdresser, 46 Moody, and porter, 

Shawmut House, h. 'ii Brown 

Martin Augustus K. (Testes & Xartiu), provisions, 649 

Nain, h. 14 Charles 

AIart,in Dotnerniuk, laborer, 33 Noody 

&Iartin Frank F., prop., Mxtin House, 22 Brown, h. do. 

fiIat,tin George E., moved to Boston 

Martin House, F. F. Martin, prop., 12 Brown 

&Tat-tin Hugh, laborer, h. 73 Harvard 

Martid James J., stone cu1ter, h. 24 Elm 

Martin John, laborer, bds. 115 Felton 

Martin John, laborer. I). & P. Mfg. Co., h. 56 Willow 

Martin lat,hesott Fred J., littisher, TJ. S. W. eo., bds.185 Charles 

Natheson Mary A., widow of John, h. 185 Charles 

Blatheson William hL., master watchmaker, U. S. Watch 

Cu., h. 185 Charles 

M:tth-ws Robert, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., h. 3 Lswton pl. 

fiC:tt,lties Fred, shipping clerk (I{.), bdg. 190 3100dy 

Nattiisou 

__I_ 

Fred Lt., florist, 

-~- 

Beaver, car. Quince, h. do. 

--

208 

Matthews Abbie R. NM., died AUK. 11. 18’31 

Matthews Charles! team>ter, Mt. ti‘eake Cemetery, 218 

South, bds. 7% do. 

Mattl~ws Ellen, widow of William, h. 1, rear 17.5 School 

Matt,hews Henry, vegetable peddler, il. 72 South 

Matthews Herbert J., driver, 63 South, bds. '74 do. 

Mattie Albert. gardener, 36 River, btls. do. 

I&wry Antania C. Miss, teacher (C’umbridge) ,b.847 Main 

3tJaury J. ‘SV. Draper, student, bds. 845 Main 

Maory Mytton Rev., house 845 illxiu 

nI:txfield George W., bookkeeper (LZ.), h. 240 Crescent 

iPaxfkld Lucy A. Mrs., boardir~g house, 240 Crescent 

Nap CIHwles F., Ilouse 156 501~001 

May Delia, widow of Charles, 1~. 41 Calvary 

~Iagakl James E., moved to Boston 

Bayberry George L., magot*, o&e City Hall, and (Allin 

& Mayberry), lawyer, 661 Main, h. 11 Harvard ave. 

3Iavr.r Annie I. Urs., dressmaker. rear 144 School, II. do. 

I(Iai,er L. James, house rear 14-4 School 

Maier W. Ho~~vard, box maker, Mr. U. & 1). W.. boards 

rear 144 School 

Marforth IUward, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 83 Gushing 

Na\ward Abigail, widow of Gilbert h. 6 Gibbs at. 

&ward Ad1lison I)., died July 6, 1890 

Muyuard Alice C. Miss, Ltou$e rear ‘TOO I’Llin 

Maynard Annie 14;. Niss, died May 5, 1891 

i\laynard Clifton H., 586 Main, bds. 886 do. 

Bi:tJxxtrd &llily E. hlrs.. house 34 \valnut 

7 / AYNARD FRANK, dry goods, 696 Main, hoarse 

M %3 Charles (see page 130) 

Rlognard Prank W., machinist, Am. W. W; Co., house 

305 hIoody 

Maynard Frederick 17’. , milkman. 909 Main, h. do. 

11Iaynard George H., jeweler (16 Brattle sq., I$.), house 

56 Harris 

Mapnard Gustavus W., compositor, TV. S. Varncy’s, rear 

218 Moody, t&3. 138 Crescmt 

Mapard Hattie P;. Miss, clerk, 1%. &I@.C0.~b.305 XIoody 

Maynard Marissa a., widow of Ad&sot> D., h. 886 Maill 

Maynard Marv Miss, house rear ‘700 Main 

Maynard Pri&lia A. Bliss, house 909 Arain 

RIaJn:lrd Priscilla B., witlow of Joseph W., 11. 909 Main 

&ynar~l Sarah W. Mrs., boarding house, 138 Crescent 

M:~pd \Villiam A., clerk, Centrnl Ilou~e, bds. do. 

Mayo Eunice U., widow of John, I~. rear iO6 Main 

Mayo Stella \V. Miss, teacher, Kortll grammar schoo1, 

bds. 6 Harvard 111. [Moody, Jl. at Bostot~ 

Mayor Harry (Gladstone & Mayor). boots and shoes, 85 

SJazerolle John RI., at \Y. IS. & I). \Vorks, h. 10 Calvary 

Mnzzev Ernest, at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 151 Cresceuf, 

suite C 


- - _ - - and Finish Tfforked to Order. 

~~FELToN~TREET.~~F.R.R.

WALTHAM [&jj I)IRECTORY .2OS 

- ___z - 

iIlcAleer Christopher, at B. Mfg. Co., house 41 Cedar 

iUcAli*ter Ann C.. widow of Asa, 11. 80 Lowell 

McAllister Edward, paper hangings, etc.,80 Lowell,:!. do. 

McAllister Edward L.. machinist’s apprentice, Am. W. 

‘IT. Co., bds. 2 Francis 

iIlcAllister John H., bds. 448 School 

McAllister Margaret Mrs., died October 31, 1890 

McAllister Margaret A. XIiss (M. & M. A. McAllister), 

drrssmaker, 5Y9 Main, h. at Newton 

IIcAllister Mary Miss (Ri. & hl. A. RFcAllistcr), dressmaker, 

5i9 Main II. at Newton 

McAllister Mary F., widow of Alexander I., groceries, 

152 Sctlool, 11. do. 

McAllister hl. & &I. A. Misses Mary aud Margaret A. 

McAllister), dressmaker. 579 Main 

MoAlli~ter Susan. widow of Alexander, II. 148 School 

McAllister Susan 13. Mrs., moved to Stowe, Me. 

IllcAllisier Susan F. Mrs., II. 2 Francis 

McAnn, see McKenna 

AIcAuley Xargeret Miss, dressmaker. 85 High, 1~. do. 

bIcAuliffe Patrick. lab:,rer, house G John - 

Mc ~vor J:tmes, at \V. 1%. & D. Works, h. 24 Bolton 

&A& John I,. , fireman, Am. W. W. Co., and grocer, 

li‘Plympton, 11. do. 

McAvoy hlary L. Miss, milliner, 8 Elq bds. 17 PlJmpton 

hlcllride Henry J., engineer, h. 17 Calvary 

nkihitir Mary, widow of James, h. 104 Charles 

McBride Sylvester J., prirlter. bds. 15 Calvary 

McCabe John M., wuductor, F. R. R., h. Highland, 

uearly opp. Hospital 

McCabe Mu~~clocl~, driver, 707 Main, bds. 47 Hammond 

McCabe P:~trick, painter, h. -59 Farwell 

iIloCnnn 13ridpet, Miss, house 148 Newton 

hldhnn Charles O., at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 148 Newton 

5IcCatbn George, operative, at B. Mnfg. Co., II. 201 

E'eiton 

McCnun John, niachinist, W. B. & D. Works, h. 22 Bolton 

McCann Rliuhael, laborer, h. 161 School 

PtIcCttnn Patrick, laborer, h. 148 Newton 

McCarthy Catherine, widow of Stephen, h. 62 Charles 

McCarthy Catherine, widow of Stephen, 11. 110 Felton 

MaCartt~v Charles F., laborer. 11. 180 Feltou 

hIcCarth; Dennis, moved to Warerlep 

nlcCartl$ Dennis, laborer, h. 31 Middle 

McCarthy Ikmnis, laborer, 11. 15 Spring 

1 CC-&lltTHY DENNIS, Jfc., manager, Waltham 

11 Beef Co., 20 Felton, h. 14 Newton (see 11. 608) 

RIcCarth~ ,Jamcs D., stone mason, bds. 230 Calvary 

McCarthy Jeremiah, h. Williams, near B. R. R. 

hIcCarthy Jeremiah, stone mason, h. 250 Calvary 

ACcCartlq .Jereminh J.. moved to Chicago, Ill. 

ATWOOD c& SHAW, 




McCarthy John, at B. nlnfg. CO.. 11. !90 Sewt0n 

McCarthv John, mtiveed to Hoston 

McLIarth; John, laborer, 118 Bacon, MY. 31 Middle 

McCarth’l John, moved to Charirslown 

I\icCartn;~ John .J., cigar mufr., 109 Pine, hds. (lo. 

McChrth~~ .Joseph J., carper!ter, bds. 250 CaI\xTy 

BIcCnrthy Lawreuce J., police, h. 58 l&con 

M&~rll~y Michael, stone mason, btls. 250 Calvary 

hlcC(:~rthy JJutrick, laborer, I!. It. It., bds. 64 Turner 

NcCxrth~- Patrick T., asst. station agent, F. R. R., bds. 

‘I’. ,J. McCnrtby’s, Mass;tsoit 

McCarthy l’homns H., clerk, 499 Main, 11. 17 Spriug 

UcCartlly ‘ll~omas J., peddler, Nassasoit, opp. Cnter, 

house do. 

&Cartby T. Florence, at Am. TV. W. Co., h. 314 ni00dx 

nkc3dl~ William S., teamster,20 Feltc)n,bds. 14 Kewton 

I\lcCartin John, elevator tender, 8. Mnfg. Co.: Ms. 365 

River 

McCartney James. gateman, Lyman street crossing, M. C. 

1~. R., h. 9 Xitltlle-street place 

nI&hrty n1ar.v A., Niss, teacher, Prospect St. School. 11. 

6 Harvard av. [3i Frlton 

McCaul Robert, boiler maker, D. & F. Mufg. Co., house 

bl&auley Augustus H., clerk. 619 !X:lin, bds. 21 Vernon 

1lcClary Antlrew TV., clerk: 158 Moody, bds. 5 Union 

RIcChy 1”rances H., widow of Joseph L , h. 63 Pine 

nhch~g Frank P., moved to \Va.tertown 

XcClary Mary I., widow of William A., 11. 5 Union 

>IcClarp Robert. blacksmith, rms. 16 Gorham 

McClary William A., city teamster, l’oud a~. hey. Emery 

M&leave Kdward (MeCleave & Potter) fish, etc., 9 Gordon, 

h. 46 Alder 

i\ldXexve Bi Potter (Edward MoClsave and George TV. 

Potler) fish and oysters, 9 Gordon 

McClellnn Alexander, laborer (Newton), II. QiO School 

1lcClellan Charles A., laborer, h. 27U School 

M&l+llan Emma Mrs., at Am. \V. \V. Co., rms. 127 

Crescent 

McClellan Frank, engineer, 71 Qelton, II. 40 Fountain 

McClellsn !Valter. eugiueer, U. S. W. Co., h. 192 Charles 

RlcCture Arthur II., grocer, 199 hlo,~dp, h. 72 Brown 

nIcch2 John I

WALTHAM, [M] I>IBECTORY 211 

MuCormick Cornelius J., physician, 2C Common, h. do. 

EIcCormick Patrick, loom fixer, U. Rinfg. Co., II. 41 

Felton 

[Fiske 

McCormick Sarah L :wiclow of iUichae1, bds. S. J. ltlley’s, 

McCourt .John. dyer, K. JIufg. Co., b:ls. 409 River 

AIcCop Catherine Mrs., moved to Boston 

AIcCue M~ltthem, moved to Hoston 

fiIcCue l’ntrick, laborer, bds. 56 \Villow 

hIuCuen Alonzo, carpenter, Ms. 49 Adams 

&IcCueii Heurv. moved to \Viuu!iester 

~IcCullsf Pat&k, lahot~, 6 Johu 

McCullough Alexander, foreman of finishing dept., W. B. 

& I). Works. h. 153 River 

hloCullough John, laborer. rms. 153 River 

M~cCr~llough .John, moved to Marlboro 

Rl&ullou~I~ John H., moved to Worcester 

McC111lougl1 Marv Mrs., bds. 187 River C’ me 

~IcCullough Robert, at W. B. & D. Works. h. Parkrrs 

~lcC11l1ough Samuel, bds. Wm. 1. McCullough’s, RaverIg’, 

L. 1’. [L. l’., II. do. 

McFnllough Thomas I., milkman, Warerly, near Warren 

AIcCnllough Tl~omas J., folder, )V. B. & D. Works, 11. 

18i Rive1 

~rccollollgll ‘I‘. F., moved to Brockton 

l\IcCullough William, calenderer, W. B. & D. Works, 

rms. 153 River 

~IcCullough William. driver, 3 Stow, Ms. do. 

hIcCnllough Willi:lm F.. clerk, G91 Main, h. 547 do. 

~lcCu\lough William I.,teas, etc., Lincoln Park, ii. Waverly, 

uear Warren, L. P. [do. 

~lcCulloug11 William J., porter, P. H. Se&s. Beaver, Ms. 

McCullow Alesantlcr, grocer, 23 Spring, II. 21 ilu. 

~IcCullow ;\Iargaret, widow of Charles, 11. 21 Spring 

AIcCurdy Samuel Wilder, carpenter, h. 119 i\loodg 

McCurdy, see RIacurtiy 

AIcCusker Barney, contractor, h. 215 Newton 

RIcCusker lsridget, widow ot Patrick, h. 45 Friend 

McCusker Edward B., foreman, bds. 21.1 Newton 

1\IcCusker Frank W., contractor, Ms. 215 Newton 

McCusker .Jatnes I., letter carrier, P. O., btls. 45 Friend 

&I&risker John H., foreman, bds. 21.5 Newton 

>IcCusker *John P., clerk, P. O., bds. 45 Friend 

RIcCusker Owen, coachman, 33 Newton, 11. 10 Central 

McDermot Frank H., junk dealer, 145 Bacon, h. do. 

MoDermot blarv A., widow of Michael, h. 145 Bacon 

McDermott An”n, widow of John, h. 101 Felton 

McDevitt James, carpenter, 71 Pelton, bds. 232 River 

McDiarmid Angus B., jour. tailor, 139 Moody, h. at 

Watertown 

WOOD, X3AREIERc& 6X0., 

S-U 

Main OflIce. Exchnnxe B’lclc., Eranrh Yard, 

Cur. State aud Kilby, Uoaton. Bacon Street. Waltham.

Mc:hnald Alesander (Alexander McDonal~l & Son j, 

grauite cutter. Williams, h. at &‘It Auburn 

NcDon:dtl Alexander, died Oct. 6, 1891 

MclIottal~l Aiesandcr & Son (Alexander and Frnnk R. 

McDon:tl~l), granite cutters and dealers, Williams, 

1wst I’. It. H. 

MclXmaltl Duocan, cat,penter, bds. 35 Spring 

McDouald Edwar~l, Inborer, bcis. rear 18 Calvary 

RlcDonnld E:leanor Miss, teacher, South Grammar school, 

bds. 8 Adams 

MoDotrald Frank R. (Alexander McDonald 8-z Sou), granite 

cutters. Williams, It. at Mt. Auburn 

McDonald George, loom fixer, 15. Illnfg. Co.. rms. 416 

Rive1 

[917 Main 

McDonald Harriet N. widow of Robert, boartlinglrottse, 

McDonald Helen, widow of Thomas, 11. rear 18 C:dvnry 

McDot~alcl Hiram IS., driver, 49 Crescent, bds. clo. 

McDonaltl Hugh, blacksmitlt, r. 783 Main, It. 33 Vernon 

NcIhnald Hugh, Jr., bottler, 9 and 11 Water, bds. 230 

scilool 

[Vern0n 

iUlcDonald H. Alexander, bottler, 11 Water, bds. 33 

N~DoIELI~ James, laborer. Ms. 409 River 

Mclhualcl 

James V., moved from city 

JlcDonald John, died Feb. IO. 1892 

MuDounld John, moved to Fail River 

NcDouald John, grocer, 205 Newtou, h. do. 

NcDouald John c‘;., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 2!1 Gotdon 

tllclhdtl John H., bottler. 11 Watrr! bds. 143 Calvary 

Mul)ounld J. Michael. bread cart, rms. 56 Charles 

3lc:l~ot~:lld Kate I., widow of James Ii., h. 20 E:sc%ange 

McDonald Maggie E. Miss, seamstress, lUi4 Mootlv, rm. 

8. btls. 422 River 

McDonald Mary A., widow of Patrick, h. 422 River 

>l~:!)ottaltl nkb- IL. nh. boardinghouse, rear 706 Main 

hfcDOKAL,D &ARTIN I. XV., pianoattd furniture 

mover, orcler box, 11 Moody, h. 38 Bacon (see p.1 i8) 

I\Icl~on:tld Michael, laborer, II. rear 18 Cavalrv 

IQcDonaltl Normatt, wtpnier, 1~. Elm, uenr Pine 

3IcDonald Owen. fl:tgmun. C. 31. R. R., Main-St ctwssiq, 

house I.59 Sicl1001 

nhd)Olldd ‘Jhmw, laborer, 11. Massx3oit ct., opp. Center 

Mcl~onald William Rev.,editor (,SC l~romlield, rnt. 45, B.), 

Il. 23 Wad$\wrt!l :\v. 

XcDonald Williatn .r., driver, 63 South, bds. do. 

YUclh~wt~~l~ Beruard, clerk, 220 River, 1x1s. 264 do. 

XaDonough John J., linematt, W. G. & 13. L. Co., h. 

87 Cetltml 

$IuL)ono~~gl~ Mttrv. witlow of Thomas, h. 14 Lawton 111. 

I\lcDonouglr Phitip. plasterer, bds. 14 Lawtou pl. 

McDonottlrh Patrick, :tt W. B. & D. Wks., Ms. lfi8 River 

i!lclIonough ‘l’bo~n:~s, hlmrer, his. 20 Lesingtot~ 

BU’hTRICK LUMBER CO., 

Mowe b Rbce, Proprietors. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on F, R, R,

McDononglt Tl~omau, labotw, W, R. & D. Works, It. 

22G River 

McDougal Isa:~, carpenter, It. 151 Newtou 

blcElutatt Joseph C. II., c:trpettter, It. 34 Francis 

WcEueauy Alice I,. Miss, dressmaker, 46 Charles, bds. do. 

Mcbhetul~ R:ttie Bliss, dressmaker, 46 Charles, bds. do. 

JIcl

McGonnngle Pa.trLk, l:lbl,ret,. I)Oa. 3!,7 Rivrr 

MdSoogau huu, widow of Kichol:rti, bet-. i!i C’:rlv:trg 

NoGovern Mary, widow of Oweu, II. 488 Jlain 

McGovern Thom~, wlreel turner, 115 Bacon, bds. 488 

Main 

McGowan I3ridget. widow of Patrick, h. 143 Newvton 

McGow:u~ Frank, l:zborer, Ms. 12 Mcli’enn 

McGomau John I+‘., clerk. 1.52 iUoodg, bds. 11 Spring 

McGowan Michael J., teamster, Waltham Coal Co. h. 11 

Spring 

McGowao i\Iichael I., molder. II. 130 Willow 

McGrail ilfary Mrs., h. 18 O& 

McGrsutlle Chri~hann Aliss, boarding huse. 146 Adams 

McGrane Beruwd, we;~ver. 13. blufg. Co., bds. 403 River 

McG-r:lth Alice M:.Y., died July 15, 18!)0 

McGrath Petsep. widow of John. 11. 110 Felton 

/ &RATA Cl-EARLES T., carriqe painter, 57 

11 Llarvard, eor. Charles, 11. 236 Feitou (see p. 625) 

RlcGrnth Edword, moved to Wntertown 

MoGrath John, died Aug. 12, 1891 

McGratll Patrick 1’ ., granite cutter, h. rear 175 Rivet 

McGraw Dilla Mrs., bds. 312 Newtou 

McGregor Dermtla, widow of Davis, boarding house, 42 

Spruce 

McGregor Emily S.. widow of John, h. T,exington.n.Lake 

McGregor Stella 11‘. Niss, moved to Whitefield. N. II. 

AhGuinness Chnl,les J., at AIJI. W. W. co., KIDS. .55 \%ralnut 

McGuillness Dennis, hostler, iG9 Main, h. 23 Middle 

McGuiuness I~rank, bill p:Mer. 596 Main. 11. 70 Charles 

McGuiuness Frank I

WALTHAM [ 11511 DIXJXTORY 215 

illch’ennn Grorge IIUND, Physician, 117 Taylor, 

11 11. do. (see opp. Physicians) 

McKenzie Alexander, carpenter, 11. 230 River 

McKenzie Auliie 13. Miss, 11. 37 Alder 

McKeuzie I’recl l,., at U. S. W. Co., rms. 239 Ash 

Nclienzie George C., at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. 72 High 

McKenzie J. Alfred, carpeutcr, hds. 63 Ash 

McKenzie \Vallace Is., at Am. W. WV. Co., bds. 53 Ash 

RIcKenzie William, moved out of city 

nll:Keuzie see nlaclreuzie 

fiIcI

McLean Robert, weaver, 13. Mufg. Co., b. 365 River 

McL~~ll~n Alfred J., wool dresser (Watertown), house 75 

Rive1 

,\Iciellnn Charles A.. night watchman, 13. Mnfg. co., b. 

G4 E;sclJall~e 

McLeod 1):~11iel A., at Am. WT. W. Co., h. 31 Orange 

MoLeotl hJl:lhl, filliS!JC!r, Am. IV. IV. Co.. h. 180 Ash 

McLeod :Ionaltl N., gardener, W. 1-I. Clark, Linden, 

i)oartJs (10. pas. do. 

RlcLeotl Flora A. Mis3, cook, IV’. II. Clark’s, Lindeu, 

RJcLeocl Hector D., carpenter, bds. 118 Scl~ool 

McLc od JohnJ., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 88 Ash 

McLeod Susxu Mrs., b. Whitney ave., near Moody 

McLeod \Villiam, carpenter, bds. 9 O~ik 

RlcLoon William G., supt. cloth dept., B. Blnfg. Co., h. 

68 Pine 

McMahon Bred P., weaver, bds. 406 River 

h[cJI:~l~ou ;\Inlvina &I. Nrs., h. 406 River 

Mc\I:inus Charles, at Am. \V. VT. Co., fms. 110 Crescent 

~k&h:~rls Eliznheth, widow of John, dressmaker, boards 

P. Sweeney’s: Willi:Lms 

&>~unus Gerald, insurance agent (11. j, h. Pu’orumbega 

Terrace, near Crescent, 

Mc~ltlnuu J~epl~. house 2 Nornmbcgn Terrace 

McManus iIIichne1, at \V. 13. & II. Wks., 11. 198 Cdvary 

Rlc~Iath William I. Wks , 11. Parkers 

lam 

BCcXull~- ICrmn~.., widow of Georye E., II. 405 River 

nmdiy 

- 

.J:LIIWS. at 8. Xlirfs CO.. II. 405 River 

BUTlRlCK LUMBER CO,, HOFVE 

Proprietors. 

& @ICE, 

:gp$ \ Moulded Finish and Mouldings, Mantles, gg$$ 

%% B&lusters, Posts, Etc. 

&Q&Q 0s. _I,. 

BIILLLI FELTON f3TREETt on F. R. 1%

hl~Ndlv Kobrrt, folder, B. Xnfg. Co.. h. 408 Rivet 

&lcNarri:~r:l ;\lichael P., clerk, 26 Muotly, b. 93 Grant 

iUc~am:wt ;\liciiael F., t .amster, 38 M )ody, h. YY Grant 

MoNa~xua Thomas H.; freight haudler, C. M. Lt. R., 

bds. 93 Grant 

McNamee Fra~~lc J., produce, bds. 59 Calvarp 

McNamee Nellie C. Miss, steamstress, h. 59 Calvary 

McNatnee Patrick. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 59 Calvary 

McNenl .John, died June 4, lS91 

McNee James, warp dresser, 13. Mnfg. Co., house over 

871 Main 

McNeil Richard, moved to Nova Scotia 

McNeil William A., buckle tnaker, bds. 4 Dudley av. 

McNeillJohn, farm hand, W. J. Kirvin’s, off Weston, 

boards do. 

[Newton 

McFarland John! provisiotls (Cambridgeport), Iruuse 231 

McParlaud John, .Jr., stlttlent, brl+. 251 Newton 

McPstrland, see XIcP’arland also Maufarlnne 

McPartlaud James, died July 26, 18Y 1 

XcPhearsou Aunie, widow of Archibrld, It. 130 Charles 

McPhearson Archibald, died March 31, 1592 

McPhe:trson Donald, plumbers apprantice. b. 35 Spriug 

McPhearson Dougald, engineer, h. 35 Spring 

McPhearson J&u, driver, 146 i\Ioocly, bds. 130 Charles 

RIcPhesrsou Peter, loom fixer, B. Mufg. Co., house Massasoit 

ct., opp, Center 

McPhee Clara Miss. matron, Mass. School for th Feeble 

Miuded. off Quiuue, btls. do. 

McQuade Margaret Mrs., diet1 Feb. 20, 1891 

McQttesten Ella C. Mrs., moved to Boston 

McQuesten Nettie,teacher, West. school,b. 110 Lesington 

McQaillen Prudie E., widow of Isaac, housekeeper, a. 

Haven’s, I-Iomestead pl. 

T&Sweeney Ellen I\I. Mrs., bds. 168 Felton 

McSwiggau Sarah Mrs., cook. 25 I%con, bds. do. 

McTernnn

218 W.IT,‘I’IT.\hI [Ml J~IRRCTORY 

Mead E. Jennie hIrs., miliincr attd tnillitlery goods, 11 

Elm, rms. 23 Chr~t~cli 

Meat1 Fra111~ W.. stone crusllcr,Roberts crossittg (ollhe 53 

State, rm. 729, U.), It. at SometGlle 

Neade Thomas I-I., laborer, P. 1L. IL. 11. 64 TIIIWW 

Meaghcr Cornelius, at Am. W. W. Co., It. re:~r 65 Cltarlcs 

BIeagher Cornelius H., at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. rear 65 

Charles 

Meagller, see Maher :i!so Maw 

Mealat~tl Arthur J., at Am. W. TV. Co., II. 31 Maple 

~Iealand Henty, cunnaser, II. 240 hlootly 

Me:ws George, II. rear %3 Wadswortlt aw. 

&zbattics’ Shirt Co. (Michael \V. Fit:), shirt mnfrs. 130 

Newton 

[vary 

Meettan John ‘I’., crossing t>entler, IT. R. IX., II&. 93 Cal- 

Meeltan Margaret, widow of J01tt1, 11. 93 Calvary 

Meikleham Henry P. at B. Xrlfg. Co., rtms. 1iJ Summer 

Melat~sort Alfred. laborer. 11. 5 Wltitney nv. 

Melanson I>otnermque, l:tborer. Ms. 102 Felton 

Rlel:lnsoll I~:dwa.rd, pinter. 9 Pl,ospect. bds. 123 Felton 

Mei:tnsoti I~IXII~, laborer, bds. 1024 Feltott 

&Iels~~soa Il’txnk, lal~orcr, bds. 128 Charles 

iUelansou Ahes, laborer, bds. 128 Cltaried 

Melnuson Pierre, tenmstei’, II. real. 9 1 Pel ton 

nbhllf30rl Samuel, laborer, bds. 10% Peltott 

hlelat~wn Thomas II., unrpenter. II. 125& Cltarles 

Meletld,v Osmand W., clerk, 5 .\Io~dy, It. 134 .&sh 

Mellen Frank E., at Am. \V. \V. Co., rm;. 17:) Ash 

Mplick Attnir: Miss, nurse, rms. :irj6 Xaitt 

Rlellor Josepil, diec( July ‘21. 1890 

AZeilor *Joseph A., cleric, 189 Uw~tiy, rms. 18 Ilall 

Melody John, lal~orer, 11. 16 Clinton 

Melofly Thomas F., moved lo Aulbttrntlale 

Melville Henry II., Ms. 25 Gr:tnt [%V. 

Al enarcl I~ra11lr A., at *km. W. W. Co., II. 30 Wadsworth 

Mettns Albert IV., foreman, Walthu~ I$lccttic: Cluck Cu., 

rear 218 Moody, rms. 12.3 Chesinut 

Menns Walter Ii’., supt. W:‘allli:~nt I~Gectric Clock Co., 

rear 218 Moody. t’m3. 1 Maple Terrace 

IIenzet Eliz:tl)eth Mrs., hkety, 131 IYhttdy, h. 129 do. 

illenzer Frank Il., clriver, 131 Uoody, It. 129 do. 

hIer&xit Peat,1 IV.. tixv. salesm:tn (B.),bdu. 58 Prospect 

1 ERCHANTS’ FIRE INSCJICANCE CO., of 

+I A Pt~ovitleuce, II. I., \VIII. II. Johnson, ngznt, L’IO. 12, 

Metltotlist i~ltlg.. 3 Mo~tlg (see p. 11) 

JIercier Christi:lo, laborer, Ms. X65 River 

Merriam \\‘illiam‘ - Y ., sec. and treas., J. L. ‘I’. Mnfg. 

Co., off South, Roberis Crossiug, it. :Lt I:rwkiine 

MLcrritn;Ltl Harris:,n G. It., prpr h;mger, 616 Main, b:ls. 

rear l!):! C‘harles 

[19% Muln 

Merritnan .Joltn G. R., paper hanger, 616 Main, h. pe:\r 

CHAS. I=, McNABB & CO., 

FINE FOOT WEAR- 

Zi3thodist Building, Waltham.

WAT,TEIA>~ [ 111 DIRECTORY 219 

Merrill A. Judson, f:Wmer, 11. Winter. near Lncnst 

hlerrill E~lmund W., foreman of wires, New Eng. ‘I’. & T. 

Co., 11. off 31 Prospect av. 

hIerril1 Efiie A., moved to Springfield [\17int,er 

Merrill l!!‘~.:tnk \V., poultry dealer, 1x1s. A. J. Illerrill’s, 

Merrill Joseph, clerk (8.). bds. 83 Alden 

Merri!l Luap Airs., bds. 65 High 

Merrill Peat’1 W.. caljinet maker (259 Causeway, l3.), b. 

A. J. JLerrill’s, \\‘inter 

Merrill Preston I., teacher, Co-operative Asso. (3G Bromflelrl, 

rm. 19. ti.), 11. 140 Robbins 

h’lerrill Walter I. , at Am. W. W. Co., h. 65 High [(lo. 

Messenger Adtlie 1\1. Xiss, dressmnker, 70’ AL&II, btlj. 

Messier Auguste I,., machinist, U. S. \V. Co., house 49 

Vernon 

[Newton 

hIetc:llf .\lira S., teacher, Grove St. Sohool, bds. at West 

1Zetivier .i ames, teacher of advanced French, W. N. C. 

~ichOOl and pri\‘:lti: SdlOOi (8 ~ardller, ~sl~lbi’idge), 

Il. Gree11woud av. 

hfetrol)olitau Life Ins. Co., Wm. Bl~~cker, asst. sul)t., 637 

hlaiu, rm. 15 

hletzer l%eiijamin W., moved to Penn. 

hlick Willinm &I. Rev., movetl to Sewton [ moncl 

hIid@ .John, conchmnu, 51 ~C~lCJO~. h. Guinnn, II. HamhIilea 

Euplrrenuia hlrs., died Seljt. 18, 1890 . 

hIiles E’letl H., moved to tSostc,n 

hliies RI. ,Jennie bliss, btls. hlrs. 14:. II. &rue’s, Honlestead 

111. 

hIiles Sophie J., widow of Chnrlcs, bds. 33 Vernon 

Miles Thomas, carpenter, bds. Central House 

Milct Michael, 11. 31 Calvary 

hlilkins Alonzo L., at Am. W. \V. Co., h. 3G Wash. nv. 

Millagan William N., carpenter (E’ittefleld), 11. 59 Brown 

hIillar David, agent, Singer hfnfg. Co., 175 hloocly, h. at 

Crescent l~each, Revere 

hlillard Edward A., httir spring maker, 23 Cl*.escent, btls. 

336 Moody 

htillard Frank U., clerk (26 Winter, IS.), h. 37VVasb. av. 

hlillurd Harriet B., widow of Edward R., h. 336 Moody 

hlilleu James, carpenter, h. 121 Pine 

nIiller Abbie I

. 

220 

Aiiller ,Joseph H., at Am. IV;. \V. C ).. bds. 17 Chestnut 

>Iiller Lewis W., moved to S*merville 

Miller Lucimlu Miss, died July 31, 1890 [Crescent 

hIiller X IIlll2ullil L. Xl%., :lt Bm. \V. IV. CO., bds. 150 

Miller lt:Ith I. Miss, 11. 3 Cros9 

AIiller S:~muel. clerk, 199 ;\Zoody, 11. 2.59 do. 

1Iiller William E., moved to Birmingham. Corm. 

tIills Carrie R., widow of Gustavus, II. 60 Alder 

ALi Charles, at Bm. W, W, CO., 11. l&3& Adams 

Mills Willis C., at Am. W. CT. Co., rms. 51. J. liilgore’s, 

Fuller 

;\lilner Fret1 S., painter, h. 31 Gorham 

Milton Eclwin T., hatsl cups and furnishing goods, 627 

Mtlin, Ids. 79 Lexington 

Milton George A., cl0,thing, geuts’ furnishing goods, etc., 

155 Neatly, h. 116 Central 

1 IK,TON HENRY S., Special Justice Second 

1-I i Distr ic.t, Court and lawyer (IOTrem~nt,room31 ,B.), 

11. lti8 Lexington (see page 20) 

Mi~~ihau P:\trick, at, 11;. 1s. & D. Works, b. 86 Il;schauge 

Minihsn l’xtrick, laborer, 11. 86 Exchange 

>1inihao, see nhllah:ln, also Moynihan 

Minnock ISdget, widow of Michael J., h. 197 Newton 

Minnock Peter, at -7. L. ‘I‘. Allllg. Co.. bds. I9i Newton 

$!isener Khen. paper hanger, rms. 6 Teylor 

IrIiskill .James J., nt 1Zm. \V. W. Co., rtrrs. 45 I,owell 

Nitchell Aiiuie, widow of \Villiam, bds. 29 Floyd 

Mitchell *James, gardener! 11:. \V. Cutler’s, Lexington, 

IW:lIds do. 

bIitchel1 Jenuie. widow of Ad:lm, bds. 50 River 

Alitchell John, moved from city 

Mitchell ,John, lnborer. house 161 School 

hlitcilell Joseph, house i9 Hull 

Mitchell J. I+.lgar, at Am. W. \V. Co., h. ‘79 Ijdl 

1Iitchcll J. E. Mrs., milliner. 79 Hall, house do. 

AIitcllell Robe1 t G., moveti to Somerville 

nIilchel1 Thomas, at Am. Mr. FV. CU., II. 161 South 

rtIitchel1 ‘I’ho1nas, laborer, house 23 John 

AIitchell ‘l’homas F., luborer, W. W. IV., house end 

Gormnn avenue [Alder 

;\litchell William H.. machinist. Am. TV. ‘I. Co., II. 110 

Mitchrll Wil!i,zm R., laborer, \V. 1~. & D. \Vorks, house 

NO Rivei 

hlol~&!:~ Felix (G. Ravese & Co.), fruit, etc., ill Main, 

house at Somerville 

&Iob4!6a Paul, fruit stanil, Common, corner Main, 

house at Somerville 

JIoffetL Austin, hostler, house 80 Robbins 

Mog:~o .Joh J.. laborer, 11.5 Bacon, Ms. 33 Tbxilnnge 

blog:~ Thomas F., foreman, Free Press, b. $3 E:schange 

AIoo.an William I-I., at 1%. Mnfg. CO., h. 33 E:xch:zt~ge 

BUTTRICK LUMBER C& ~-~x~~,~~}-~. 

Planing, Sawing, i&ning. 

66 JELTON STREET, on F. R. R.

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WAT>THAM [M] XRECTORY 221 

Mogan Willi:\m H., Jr., blacksmith, 821 Xain, house 

%9 IIonteith &ggie ,\lrs., boards 365 River 

Montrose John W., moved to New York 

Montsie Edward C., clerk (B.), h. 13 Leonnld 

blood Benj:tmin R., carpenter, house 253 Fellon 

Moody Allen M., plumber’s apprentice, bds. 233 School 

Moody Abh~ J.. widow of Ira A., house i3 Chestnut 

Moody A. Lincoln, plumber. 586 Maiu, 11. 133 School 

~1ood-j Harry I

\Ir.lI>Tf-

224 W.&IATHA~ [ ;\;I] DIIWC’TUIlr 

iNorris Margaret Mrs., moved to Sewton 

Morris Mary, widow of Tl~olnas~ lr. 1.5 LJolton 

Morris Timothy, laborer, lr. 1 Gol,hnm 

* . 

Morrts Tlmothp I’,., T machinist, 11. 1 Gorlmm 

Morris William H., at \V. IS. & D. \Vorks, bda. 98 Taylor 

Morrisey Jeremiah I., 11. 115 Prospect 

Morrisey 501111, engineer (Watertown), 11. 196 River 

Morrisey Job11 N+. , laborer, Ms. 117 Prospect 

Morrisey Michael, died Feb. 28. lR91 

Morrisey M~chnel, died Aug. 10 1X9:! 

Morrisey 

Thomae F.. garcleuer, ;I. 17.3 Grove 

Mo~~iucg Willium, laborer, Ms. 25 Felton 

nlorrissev Aun Mrs., died 1890 

Morrissey ISrirlget, widow of nmd,h. Ii9 Grove 

RIorrissey Murtin El., junk, Ii9 Grove, Ms. do. 

Morrissey Mary E. Mrs., died Aog. 31, 1890 

iVo:xissey Neal, died Nov. 11, 1839 

hlorriuou Caroline Mrs., died Oct. 19, 1891 

Morrison E;ben, gardener. bds. 35 ~V:r&iq,@on aYe. 

Alorrison S:lmuel, carpenter, h. Bi Cross 

Morse Abijab A., job master, Am. W. PT. Co.,b. 91 Ash 

Norse Albert, at Am. W, W. Co., bds. 91 Ash 

Morse Annie A., widow of Frank 0 *, lodging-house, 75 

aud 80 Adams 

[Ash 

Morse Gharles A., shipping clerk, An]. TV. W. Co., I). 91 

Morse Cyrus A., job master, Am. W. W. Co., II. Chester 

ave., near Noody 

[AdI 

Morse C. Albert, shipping clerk, Am. W. TV. Co., b. !tl 

Morse ISdwnrd G., moved to Boston 

IHorse Frank B., moved to Boston 

Morse Irving. moved to Charlestown 

Morse John, laborer, bds. 64 Turner 

Morse John IL, engineer, Steam Fire Eogine, so. 1, 

Moody. rms. do., h. 48 Alder 

Morse Rlarilla &I. Mrs., moved to Qtrkland, Me. 

Morse Natlkxn, moved to Boston 

Morse N’illiard W., at Am. \V. W. Co., b. 93 Ash 

Mortimer William II. (Nortimer & Co.), cycle agent, 8 

Crescrnt, ant1 machinist, Am. 117. TV. Co., h. 29 Ash 

Mortimer & Co. (1V~lli:rm H. Morti~nrr, \Villi:lm Stokes 

and William C. Ball), cycle ager>fs, 8 Crescent 

Morton Charlotte IL Rlias, nurse, bcls. A. J. IIaron’s, 

West Dale 

Morton George E., lsborer,Tomlin 6 Soo,\T. Dale, b.do. 

Morton George W., house 34 Taylor 

Morton Herbel,t It., driver, 6. L. Wellington, Trapelo 

road, bds. do. 

Morton Thomas, house 99 Pinr 

Mortoa Thomas, Iaborer, 11ouse 42 Spring 

Norton \Yilford I., emery wheel maker, MT. I2. TV. Co., 

hcls. Alfred J. Haron’s, TV& LMe 

~~TT~$C~ LU ER co,, a%~e~~~E’ 


- - _ - - and Finish W’orked to Order. 


WBI,TIIBM [M] T)IRECTORP 225 

Moses Mary F. Miss, tfacher, Sorth grammar school, 

l&s. 70 scllool 

Masher Anuie E. Mrs., drcssmnker, 197 Cl~arles, h. do. 

NoslIer Ember \V., at Am. \V. \V. Co., h. F9 High 

BIosher Il:dmund IS., hostler, rear 95 Moody, h. Giiiuaii, 

near Hammond 

hIos11~r Fred M., guteman, River street crossiag,F. R.R., 

lmnse 180 do. 

Masher .Jnli:t A., widow of Thomas H., h. 35 TVash’n av. 

I OSHER MARSHALL J., ph+cian, 197 

11 Charles, h. do. (see opp. Pllysicians) 

‘Masher Thornss H., at Am. W. \V. Co., II. 38 Washington 

avenue 

Mostnnn Edwin C., bookkeeper (IS.), 11. 103 lzusscll 

Mostowskv Isidor, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 132 Crescent 

Moulton &arles H. (W. A. Moody $ Co.), boots and 

shoes, 25 Moocly, Ii. 67 Cmmnt 

Monlton Chrlotte X1., widow of Chase, 11. 75 Maple 

PIIoultou lklwartl I).. Jr., clerk, 591 Main, h. 559 do. ’ 

bIOUltO1~ FlTlllk P., tuoved to Hartford, Corm. 

hloultou Henry M.) at Am. W. \V. Co.. II. it Ash 

Moulton James A.. millman, Libby & Larcoln, I’rospect, 

h. 13 Iialwlrtl 

Moulton John I., bosrding honse, r5 Adams 

Moulton Laura L. Miss. teacher, Mass. School for the 

Feeble Mirudcd, off Quince, Ms. do. 

Bfol~lton Samuel I,., at Am. VT. \V. Co.. rooms 13 Rivewiew 

ave., C. P. 

Notrltoll \Villiam, carpetlter, room3 24 Adams 

Moyuil~an Ann Mrs., died December, 1891 

Noynihan #John J.. f;lrmhnnd, J. I. Ba;dwinTrnpelo rd., 

near Quince, 11. near do. 

rCharles 

Xulcahy I-liclmrd, mule spinner, R. RInfg. Co., Ms. 20 

11Iulc:~lty 'ilrornas ill.: plumber, 13i &hotly, h. ‘il Ash 

Nultloo~l Edward T., boards 89 Oak 

b111ldoo1~ James C., laborer, bds. 16 Cedar 

Moltloon .John,, laborer, house 16 Cedar 

hluldoo~~ John F., engineer, NT. 12. & D. Works, bds. 

81 Oak 

bE111tlooa .John P., at If. Mnfg. Go.. bds. 81 Oak 

BIrtldoon

Mull:~ncy Ellen5 widow of AI:lthew ,J., II. 4G 0:1k 

AlUllanC~ George, movecl to Neti l’01,k 

Alull:tney Matthew J.. died Feb. Id, 1890 

Alullcn Annie Miss, at AIII. W. \V. CO., il. 27 Calvary 

Alullcn Annie C. bliss, house rear 70 ~~xcl~:u~g~ 

Alullen CL therine, widow of’ Michnel, 11. 5 Cnlv:lrv 

Mullen Catherine 15, widow of John, h. 984 I\I:Li;; 

h1r1lle11 Cz~therine F. AI&, nurse, bds. 9x4 AI:lin 

AIulien Dennis1 stone layer, Ms. 2.5 Felton 

Alulleu Klizabetb Miss, we:lver, house %7 Calvarv 

A1ulle11 Frank J .y at Am. W. W. Co., 1x1s. 984 &in 

Mullets Henr~y l’., machinist, U. S. W. Co., il. 240 Feltou ’ 

I ULLEN JAXES, carriage muf’c. and csrriage- 

M smith, Music Hnll av., 11. 4G IIarvar~l (see p. 618) 

Alullen John II., clerk, 199 School, h. IWN 70 Eschange 

Alullcn Johu L., plumber. 44 Spruce, Ms. 101 Pond 

Mullen John ‘I’., txv. sulesman (58 Winter, room 6, B.), 

bds. 5 Calvary 

Aru~len Louis Ai., Ms. 5 Cnlrnry 

Alullen Mxria, midow of Patrick, h. 33 Spring 

Mullen Martin, laborer. house Cutter, near Cetlnl 

AInlleu Mary, witlow of AIich:d, h. house 101 Pond 

Mullen Mary J. Bliss, dressmdter, 53 spring, bcls. do. 

Mullen Michael, fireman, W. 12. & D. Works, house 113 

Alnllen 15 ter, molder, bds. 31. Nullen’s, Cnttel 

AIdlen Sarah E. Aliss, teacher, Newton St. SC~OOI, bds. 

5 Calvary 

Alullen ‘l’homas, laborer, house 12 Stesrus 

Alullen Thomas P., produce, bds. 101 l’unil 

AiulljgBn Anu, widow of J:lmes, II. 2d Juhn 

Muilgt~u Chdes J., cook lunch counter, Hotel Crescent, 

house AIusic Hdl a~., n. Ih 

Mulligan J:tmes T., at \V. I$. & I). Wits., house 34 John 

Mullig:~n John &, at IV. B. & Ii. N’oI~s, Ms. 34 Johu 

AI ullig:tn AIary, house 34 John 

Mulloy N:tthan P., fow~nnn, Am. W. W. Co., house 81 

Orange 

nfdhy see nhllog, aIs0 hl0y 

Alulvaney James, stone IU~OII, 11. 1iS School 

AIulvibill Annie L. Miss, dressmnker, 657 Alain, room 13, 

bds. 39 John 

Mulvihill EMward, mason, house rear 16 Cnlv:~y 

Alulvihill John F., died i%rcl~ 21, It-CJ:! 

Alulvii~ill Martin, lrborer, house 39 J&n 

Mulvihill \Villiam J., clerk, O:&, WI’. Newton, Ms. 39 

John 

Mnun James, core maker,D.& F. AInfg. Co., b. 397 Rive, I’ 

UNSTER A. MRS., bakery, i69 Main, house iij 

M do. (see page 179) 

IUunster Carrie A., clerk, 769 Main, Ms. 771 do. 

BLDG., 

s54-oo fX3.~ 

WAL’SHbX.

227 

hIunster Charlotte C. Miss, cle~,lr. 7ti9 Maiu, btls. ii1 do. 

Munster Charlotte O.,widow of ,lolin.bnkcry,l3 Elrn,h.do. 

Muuster Frederick A., I)olice. 11. 57 Grant 

Munster Herman, moved to Fitchhurq 

Munster J. William, clerk, lG7 RIootly, bds. 13 Elm 

Munster Zulu A. Siiss, clerk (U.), btls. 771 Main 

llunster T\Iary A.. widow of Augustus, h. 771 Main 

Murch Fdwnrd, plumber, 44 Spruce, II. at Camhridge 

Murphy I:ridget, widow of Bernard. II. 2i Moore 

Murphy C:\therine G., widow of Jeremiah A., house 96 

Murphy Cornelius D., teamster, 56 Felton. II. 86 do. 

Murphy Daniel, teamster, 1%. Mnfg. Co. h. Jackson pl. 

AIurghv E:dwnrd, coachman, Misses Walker’s, Gore, bde. 

*do., house 144 Willow 

Alurphy Erlgeue I’., laborer, bds. 116 Charles 

hlur~hg IIenry. tit-j lal)orer. house 45 Spring 

Murphy IIumphrey D., laborer,Roberts Mill,h. 139 Feltou 

AIarpl~y James, laborer, bds. 41 I&change 

Alutylly James A., moved to Brookline 

AIurphy James J., laborer, 1’. It. R., 292& River 

Murphy Jaiues P., wood engraver and designer (Wash. 

car. Avon, 13:~. h. 462 hIain 

Rlurpl~g .Jereminh, life insurance agent, bds. 25 Felton 

hlurpl~y John, In. rear 60 Calvary 

Mu~~~hy John. floor hIper, bds. 3 Noonan 

hlurphg ,John .J., teamster, 5X2 hI:kin, h. rear 30 Heard 

Murphv J. W & Co. (Mrs. K. G. DIurphy), clothing, 

623 hIaiu 

DI urpl~y Kate Miss, h. 94 Cus1rin.g 

hiurphv Kate G. Mrs. (.J. W. Murphy & Co.): clothing, 

68-3 Main, h. 94 Bacon 

Murphy Mary, widow of Michael, 11. 19i Newton 

Murplry Michael. tailor, h. 7 Oak 

Murphy Nicholas, died April 22, 1392 

Murplry Pntriok R., fish peddler, 11. 116 Charles 

vJurplry Patrick T., dial maker, Am. W. W. Co., boards 

21 Stearns 

.A! urphy R )bert W., bottler, Alden Jamesou’s, Trapelo 

road. boards do. 

Mnrph~ Thomas, died Oct. 31, 1892 

IvIurpl~y Thomas J ., laborer, bds. 285 River 

Murphy Timothy, died July 12, 1892 

RIurplrp William, shoemaker, 647 Main, h. 34 Charles 

AIurran John. nrachiuist, D. & Ii’. Mnfg. Co,, 1.1. 244 River 

hJurrav Anna W. MI-

3 Moodv, t1. 76 Franci 

L-12 Prospect 

AIurrny I’:\t&k ,J., carpenter. Am. W. W. Co., 11. rear 

Murray \Yilliam, die cutter, Am. W. W. Co., house 148 

(Ire*ceut 

[I 5 Church 

Murrin 1Yiliiam, driver, Gibbs & Co. Ex., F14 Maiu, bds. 

Nurtha Michael, boots ami shoes, 24 Charles, rms. 45 ~10. 

Rltisseils Artl1ur \Y., clerk, 665 Main, In. 63 Grant 

MI~SSO Georpe H., clerk, 665 M:lin. bds. 35 School 

I CJSSO GEORGE IT., JR,, boots sntl shoes, 

1’ 11 681 Main, house 35 Schc~ol (see page 6%) 

Rlusso Sals!l A., widow oP Jnn~s H., lr. Xt School 

Master Charles >I., moved to Amesburp 

hiuzerall Joseph A.. at WT. 12. R I). Works, h. 156 Rivet 

Myers Samuel F.. at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 8-1 Alder 

Myers Wallace P., watchman, 135 Mootly, rooms IGX 

NAGLE THEODORE, baker, 763 Main, house rear 24 

N:ttiolt:ll Express Co., C. IV. Thompson. agent, 6 Cl~urch 

~nuss C:dvin S.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 159 Crescent 

Nan~s Joll n A.. Inltot er, 11. 10 Gordlm 

Navies James J., Ms. M. N:~vien’s. Nevens ct. 

Xnvien hlicltael, te:trnster, It. Ncvens et, 

Seal Clara IS., widow of Jol;n, h. 38 Myrtle 

Neal Elmer E., mouetl to Rliotle Isl:utd 

Seal George V., ut Am. W. W. Co.. It. 261 Charles 

Neal Ilerb:rt IL, tnnchiuist, Am. W. W. Co., 11uu~e rear 

Neal *Jane Mrs’., It. 10% Cl~nrfes 

Seal Lewis F.. pairlter, II. 155 South 

Neal i\l:triott H. Mrs., tnqvetl to Franklin 

Nrnl Oliver I,., at Am. W. W. Co., It. 121 Brown 

Neal Oiirer M., conductor. I. R. Lt., bds. 4i5 Sorttlt 

Neal Rnll,h S., at tint. TV. w. co.. btls. 38 AIvrtte 

BUI-TRICK WMBER CO.,- 

Howe k Xice, Proprietors. 

56 F-ELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on fC R, R,

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VALTHAM [N--j I)TRECTORY 229 

Neal William, grocer, 117 Adams, h. 163 Chestnut 

Neale Charles W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 150 Urowu 

Neale Is:ilwl L., Xrs.. music teacher. h. 150 ltrowu 

Nealnn T110rms IS., at AU. W. W. C,J., 1~. 60 Hall 

Nenlv Obidiah moved to Nova Scotia 

Neil&o Annie hlrs., died JIIIIL’ It, 1892 

Nelson nrchie., carpenter, il. 33 He:lrd 

Nelson &\ward, we:tvcr, B. Xnfg. Co., h. 5 Jackson pl. 

N&on John, tailor, h. 12 Pouutain 

Nelson John L., machiuist. h. 26 Fern 

Nelson Xaria, widow of Horatio G., h. 26 Spruce 

Nelson Maw, widow of llowsrd, bds. J. N. Patriquiu’s, 

l’ratt a;. 

Nelson hlary H. SIiss, h:\s. 61 Chestnrxt [Pratt nv. 

Nelson hIille_rre 0.. c:trrxntrr’, boards .J. N. Patriquilr’s, 

Willow 

Nevrns XIathew J., cler!c (Ii.). hds. 14 Church 

Nerens Nicholas, weaver, I$. SIufk. Co., I&. 13 Pelton 

Newus James E., clerk (13.) , house 155 EroWll 

Newbert Albert N., at Am. \V. W. Co., 11. 2lG Ash 

Newcomb HBI’L.~, moved from city 

Newwmh John W., gas iitter, 137 Xoody, boards at 


Newell Bridget M. Miss, house 45 Charles 

Newell John, farmer, 108 hlain. bds. do. 

Newell dohn, spinner, 13. Unfg. Co.. bcl+. 45 Charles 

Newell Martiu, laborer, II. ICtnery, car. Pod :tve. 

Newell Mary, widow of Patrick, I&. 8i Exchange 

Newell RIieLlael. died Feb. 21, 1891 

New En~laud ‘l’elcphone and Telegraph Co., Miss Annie 

AZIWOOD c&t SHAW, 


PLUlBlNG and GAS FITT1NG, 


Newton Fred C., clerk. Ceutrnl Ilouse, 1111+. (10. 

Newton George E., at Am. W. W. CO., II. SS Cherry 

Newton Elerhert J., :nnn:rper. furnishing goods dept., 105 

and 109 Moody, 11. 63 Pine 

Newton Robert J., paiuter, 9 Prospect, 11. 789 Main 

Newton Street Railwny (JO., snI)ts. dice, at Newton . 

Newton l’homaa, plumher, 4-C Spruce, 1). 14 Brook ave. 

Newton WilIi:lm RI., snh master, Ii igh Scl~ool, house at 

Everett 

Negfon Bridget, wi(ow of Michnel. h. 20 Gorhnm 

Neylon B’ratlk J., stove fitter, 586 Main, bds. 20 GorItatn 

Nielsen Christi:tu T., hairtlresuer, 681 hI:tin, II. 576 do. 

Nichols Chuckles. at Am. \Y. W. Co., rms. 66 Ash 

Nichols Charles lMmin, at Am. \V. W. Co., It. 1 GO &own 

Nichols Charles E:.,attendant, Forest Grove.h.147 Crescent; 

Nichols EInrry Frederick, clerk (120 Tremoot. room I!), 

IS.), hoards 380 Lexiaglon 

[Lesingtou 

pr’ichols Henry C., salesmnu, 224 filoody, itouse 380 

Nichols I-Icnry I., wvntcl~cnse m:tker, hds. 29 Alder 

Nichols M:try, widow of Soalt 13., h. 141 Ash 

Nickerson Albert IE , moved to Watertown 

Nilen &try L. Miss, at Am. iv. W. Co.,b. 40 Prospect av. 

Nilen Pt:ter, laborer, house 40 Prospect 

Niles Henry V., moved to Chicago 111. 

Niles James IS., at B. Mnfg. Co., II. 97 Taylor 

Kiles \\rillimJ I~[., mMOn, 11. 52 ‘r:lylOr 

NihOtl OInf, Idacksutith, 216 hIOOCi~, II. f 1 l~ertl 

Prims Jt;dwnrd A., n,achinist, Am. W. W. Co., Iionse 62 

Ol-ntige 

Nohle ISnrtcm A.. moved to l’rovirlence, It. I. 

ORLE JOHN P., wvalchmdier :Intl opticinn, 671 

N Main, house 1M Ash (see p. I’ii) 

Nuhle Lorcnzo, forettxtn, tltree-qttntrr-plrtte rootn, Am. 

w. w. co.. 1,. 2’7.3 cte3ccnt 

Nolan .Jamrs A., laborer. h. Totten’s c*ortrt 

P;dan Martin, laborer, TV. C. & I). Works, It. 26 Frientl 

Pidan Thomas l:., b:tIatxer, Am. IV. IV. &.,IJ. 21 h[itldle 

Nonnan Annie. wialow of John, h. 3 Feru 

Noonan Daniel, died July 20, 1831 

Noonnu D:tniel. laborer, Il. 32 13oIton 

Noonan l

Norcross George G., laborer, Ms. 10 Gorhatn 

Nor~ross .Jnmes lS.,pet,eraI sec., Y. M. C. A.,222 Moody. 

Il. 29 1hrtt11011t11 

;oiwoss Otis I,.. :It Am. W. W. Co.,li. Fa YInpIe 

ORFOLK MUT. FIRE INS. CO., of I)eilhnm, 

N M:lSS., \Wm. II. ,Joltt~son, agent, rm. 2, Methodisb 

!ddg., 3 Moo!y (see page 11) 

Normattde FrQtl&ique, cnrci grinder, B. Mnfg. Co., house 

Kormi’ls Annie Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 46 Gushing 

Norris ,John. died Feb. 2, 1891 

Norris *John Elbert, milkman, 223 Bacon, h. (16. 

Norris John W., carpenter, house 223 BZICOII 

Northp Charles .J., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 202 Ash 

Northttp William. A. (Xorthup & Warden), grocer, 11s 

N 

Mooclp II ii Creswnt 

ORTHUP & WARDEN, (William A. Norlhup 

ant1 I;rsiiine \Y:trdc~t), grocers, 148 Moody (.see p. 

614) 

Xorton 1Senj;lmin F., painter, h. Guiuan, n. Hnmtnond 

Norton C:~rlos \V., painter, i!) Gardner, house do. 

Xoltoll &Mind, cttrltentt-r. house 10.5 Pitte 

Norton ~licirnel. Inborer, bds. 4d C:~lvnry 

XOI ton Bliclrnel, labor, r. Ms. 162 School 

Korton Patrick, ixtmster, l~tls. 41 C’alvarp 

Norton Patrick .J., plutttber. Ms. 163 School 

X-orton Sophin, widow of Stephen. h. rear 79 Central 

Norton ‘I‘ltom:ts, cnrpettter, house 105 Pine 

Norton ‘I‘hotnns. mxson. house 42 Cnlvnry 

Pu’orton William F.,I:tl~orer, An. TV. TV. Co., Lt. 162 Scltool 

Norton Willirrrn F.. -Jr., imnrd+ 162 Scl~ool 

TORU!MREGrS DINING R0OMS, A. II. Bedell, 

h prop.. P~~ospt~ct. t-or. Bills (dee page tiS1) 

Sorwoo~l Malcol~n. house 14 Williams 

Kormoorl Nalc-elm Jr., twister, II. hlofg. C. bonrds 14 

Willi9ttts 

~~trwood Willinm. twister, I:. ;\In[$. Co., 11. 14 Williams 

Nottrse Jason 15.. aecnt. h. 167 Achttns 

Sorirse Ursula RI., &tiow of ‘I’intotlt~, h. 1 G7 A&tnJ 

Noyes Amos I~., nxtcltiuist. Am. W. W. Co., 11. 83 Hall 

Soyes Annie Dliss, nt Am. W. IV. Co , II. Ti Robhitts 

Ko~es George A. (Soyes cfi. Sot), produce, 13% Mootly, 

Ii. 23 Pine 

Noyes George N. (Nopes & Son), po~l;~ce, 122 Noody, 

house 93 I’ittc 

BER 

WDQDARKER 

,:.,,>, 

mm. x.x. 

& CD,, 

, BACON STREET, WALTIIAM,

232 WALTHAM [o] DIREC’IORP 

bridge. I>orth sitle, II. 151 Crescent, suite 1: 

Nutting Fret1 W., dietl Afar. 15, 1890 rs9 ihhlns 

Nutting George E., m:whinitit. Am. TV. TV. Co., houst: 

Nutting George E., moved to Charlestown 

Nutting Grnnvil’e A., miwed to Jersey City, N. Y. 

Nutting H:trrg A.. died Feb. Pi, 1891 

UTTING JOHN I., carl~cnter and builder, 47 

N Prnnk3, h. do. (see page 629) 

Nyber John G., loom fiscr, 15. Mfg. Co., .h. end EInstiuga 

Nye \Villiam E-1. (Smith b Nye), butter and eggs, rear 

808 Main, rum. 4% Harvsrtl 

Nvman Charles &I., br:&enla.n, P. R. R., rms. 48 Turner 

Nj~stl.O!n Helmer, buckle maker, 11. 168 BeltoIl 

OAICIZS ANN. wi(lom of Fwtlerick G., 11. 12 Robbins 

Oakes Edwin Ii;., rooux I 2 Robbins 

Oakes Elenrp H., rootns 8X Afain 

Oakes John F., janitor, Ahmu Ilonsc, 94 Adams, b. do. 

Oberg Oscar. tail$Jr, 677 M:GII 

O’Brien C:::ltherine, died Xav 3. 1892 

O’Brien Charles J., teamster, Win. 1~1. Leatherbee Cp; Son, 

II. Mnssasoit, near ilIxin 

O’Brien Harry G., movrd to I~oston 

O’Brien James, grocer,32 Cetlar.nnd 75 Oak,h.188 Newton 

O’Brien James, laborer, LI. 394 Rivet 

O’Brien .J:lmes I’., rn:u~~n, 1% Ash, 11. de. 

O’Brien Jeremiah, diet1 Oct. 14, 1891 

O’lirien .John. bo:tler, h. I I I River 

O’Brien John, cit,y lnborer, 11. 110 hcon 

O’Urien Jolru, laborer, trds. 16 Ptlech:tnic 

O’Brien ,John, mason’s tender, Ixls. 16 blechanic 

O’lJrien John G., morcd from city 

O’Brien J. IQlward, tlictl Oct. IS, 1892 

O’Brien .IIarg:lret 13;. hf rs., to Clwrlzstown 

O’Brien Martiu J., Ial~orer, b(ls. :! rear 173 School 

O’Brien M:q, widow of Martin J., Il. 2 rear 1 i5 School 

O’Brieu 3Ia1~p Jane, witlow of Michael, 11. SS Charles 

O’Brien Matthew I>.. moved to Newton 

O’Brien hlicbael. at \V. IS. & D. Wks., h. 116 Calva:y 

O’Brien Michael, laborer, II. 205 (4 rove 

O’lll,ien Nellie J. ,IIiss, housekeeper, 170 JIoodr 

O’Brien Patrick, laborer, I. It. II., LI. rear 2’13 Grove 

O’Brien Patrick I%, h~lirtlrtiwer, 1’0 ~111 1, A. 0. U. W. 

-g&& 

Moulded Finish and Moulkings, lbkmtles, $$% 

$H Balusters, Posts, Etc. $:)+$ 

MILL, FJSLTON STICEEET, on I, R. It

V.4LTHAM :()I r)rI%(:‘i’c)~!i 233 . 

- 

O’Rrieu I’ieruc, *Jr., 1 ‘nnk dcnler. 17 IV:tter, 11. do. 

O’I

234 Tt’Ar~TH~JI [(-)I I)rl~ECTOhY 

O’Hern ,Josep’l F. (.Jo~epQ P. O’IIern & Co.), tlru;gist, 

221 P

- -_c ,_./.,,._, “... .^i _I. ---- ---_ -~ _. 

WdLTHL~M [ ()I DTILI

l’qe Harricb hr., widow of Ezekiel W., 11. 481 3Iain 

l’ttge . . Ii~urv N.. tu:rcliittist, atn. \V. W. Co., b.97 Russell 

l%ge L&comb R., moved to Uostotl 

l’uge RI:t\trice A., furniture mufr. (43 Beverlg, B.), lrouse 

97 RnsYell 

Page O+vvet~ W., tonclliuist, at am. TV. W. Co., rooms 

42 Lexington 

Page \Villin,tn l’., trav. salesmnu (6 High, E.), boards 

63 Cresceu t 

Paige I%ticlget, widow of Williatn, 11. 48 Scilool nv. 

Ptiige J:tmes F., pattern maker, 1). & B. Mnfg. Co., btls. 

38 scllool 3v. 

l’aige J oltu 1’. , at Am. W. W. Co.,bds. Martin Fhnse 

l’xige Tliotivas ‘Y., cut)euter, 1). & F. Xt1fg. co., 11. off 

School :tv., l,qot~d l’arker’s 1:rne 

Paine Harvey H. Rev., pastor, Ihunuel IUetliodist @iscopal 

cltiirch, 11. 95 Rubbitts 

l’aine C;eorge L. studetrt (Curb.), bds. R. ‘I’. Paine’s, 

Beaver 

l’itine Robert Trcat,lawver (6 ,Jop, B.),summer residence, 

Be aver, wirl ter resijence (G Joy, IS.) 

Faine Robert T., Jr., lawyer (6 Joy, B.) bds. R. T. 

Paine’s, Betire 

I’aiue, see I’qne 

Pdatnountnin Joseph C., 1JlOVH-i to North Carolina 

l’almer Clinrles E.,butter, cheese and eggs.29 Soutli,h.clo. 

l’ulmcr Ihlphs I)., prop. \Vnltham Horolopicnl School 

ant1 watch mnfr., 58 Crescent, 11. 1 Spruce 

hlmer George M., moved to l&ton 

I’almer Harriet 15. Mrs., h. 17 Wltitoey av. 

l’alnter Henry C., night fl:tgtn:ttt, DILli0 street crossing, C. 

BI. R. R., 11. do., Bear Hill 

Palmer J&n, bds. rear 152 School 

Palmer Joseph I)., teamster, 33 Mooc~y, It. r. 152 School 

Ydtner Rebecca, witlow of Joseph, bcls. 41 Cherry 

l’aimcr Susie 11. AIiss, bookkeeper, 161 iUootlp, bds. 17 

\,Vhitruey av. 

Palmer Wtlliam 13.. clerk (B.), bds. 17 FVhitney av. 

AI,MI,tK & S W,&IK, prop’s W:~ltliam tlurologiul 

K~h~l,and watch mnfrs., 58 Cresccut (see page 8) 

P 

l’:tpineuu Arthur IS., moved to Swampscott 

l’al)ineatt Aupstus, dentist, 621 Main, room 9, b. 9 Pond 

1’:a;:i!Ic:1u K:tlph A., job master, at Am. W. W. Cu., !.J&. 

9 J’Olld 

A”ITWOQD C&Y S3iXAW, 


FUBNACES,KARGES and STOVES, 


Park John F., cashier, at Am. W. W. Co., Crescent, h.at 

West Newton 

ARK THEATRE, Williwm D. Btxdstreet, lessee 

It) 311tl manager, 16 IiIln, Oi>p. the Common (see front 

CWWf 

Parker Abbie, widow of Charles ‘I’., 1-1. 35 Cherry 

Parker Ahl,ott I3., machinist, at Am. W. \V. Co., house 

49 l~ohhius 

l%wlter Albert A., h. 74 Francis 

Parker Albert JI., trtlv. salesmnn (69 Purchase: B.j, Ms. 

18 br:l[Jk 

I’arker Altiecl IV., p:lttern nx~lter (II. Bridge VVorks,Sisfh 

st., E. Cambrillge), II. end Worcester lane 

AICKER L41., machinist. 11, 185 Willow 

l%dtcr Georpc IV., at Arn. \V. W. (:o., II. 55 Robbins 

I’arker IIanson J., machinist, 11. 59 Rohhins 

l-‘:wlter tIerb,Art G. (Godher 6% Parker), jewel mnfr., 23 

Crescent. b&3. 194 AtI:~uts 

I’a~,ker Ida !. MIS., movetI to I’ortstnouth, N. H. 

l-‘at,ker Isana S., widow of George \V+., II. 194 Adams 

I’arker J:tmes , at Am. W. \V. Co., rms. 10 Martyn, C. I’. 

l’arker John L., carpenter, house V:tn~urn P:uk off Dale 

I’:lrker Lucy, widow of 1s~~. hou5e 185 Willow 

I’arker Lctcv A.. witlow of \ViIIi:tm I,., INIS. 28 L’rospect 

I’ariier rAii:L ~I..WidoW Of ‘blll(Jth\‘, h. hklin,off Lahyette 

Parker 3iilan A., moved to b‘all I

WALT&Y&l. [p] l)IRECTORY 239 

Parks Marshall, carpenter, house 58 Adams 

Purlin Joseph R. (Perrv Sr I’nrlin), clothing and furnishing 

goods, Methodist bldg., 1 Moody, house at 


Parmenter Frank W., compositor, boards 68 Adams 

Psrmenter George E., manager, Am. Crayon Co., Pine, 

house f@d Nain 

Parmenter Harriet, widow of Zenas, house 797 Main 

l’armenter Harriet K., widow of Jona+ ‘PT., h. 54% Main 

l’arrnenter M. Elizabeth, widow of William B., house 202 

Main 

Parrnenter Samuel W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 68 Adams 

Parmenter Sarah F., widow of Charles M., 1~. 3’76 Moodg 

Parrneuter Zenas, died Juue 27, 1891 

l’arris James ‘I’. , mason, h. Day, near Boltou 

Parry John F., carpenter, house 131 Felton 

Parsons Isaac H., yard foreman, 56 Felton, boards 158 

Lexington 

Partello Fanny Miss, teacher, Waltham New Church 

st’h001, Lexington, brls. do. 

Partelow Alice A. Miss, nurse, 104 Taylor, bds. do. 

Partelow Emily, widow of Edward A., house 104 Taylor 

Partelow Henry L.. movecl to Cambridge 

Pclrtritlae Edward M , dial maker, Am. W.W. Co., house 

off%nd of Winthrop 

Passmore Amelia, Miss. house 6 Norumbega Terrace 

Y 

ATCH SAMUEL, architect, room 49, 50, 51 

Methodist bldg., 3 Noody, house 502 Mam (see 

page 54) 

Patrick Andrew E., engineer, Roberls Paper mill, South, 

house near do. 

Patrick Dexter B., died March 9, 1892 [lSO Hemmond 

Patrick Dexter B., Jr., asst. supt., W. \V. W., house 

Patrick Elia:t J., widow of Dexter B., bds. 142 Ash 

Patritlge Udolpho E., watchmaker, U. S. W. Co., house 

61 Lawrence 

. . 

Patriquui Jamtrs ;Iri -., carpenter, house Pratt av.,n.Bedford 

Patriquiu Lewis, moved from city 

Patteu Alicte G. bliss, teacher, High school, b. 4i8 Main 

Patten Belle Miss, seamstress, rooms 126 Brown 

Patten James, weaver, B. Mug. Co., boards 409 River 

Putten Kinda W., wiclow of Benjamin, house 28 High 

Patterson Alexnuder, laborer, boards 304 River 

Patterson Elhridge ,J., overseer, ring spinning, B. Rlnfg. 

Co., house 343 River 

Patterson Emmet J., machinist, Am. W. TV. Co., rooms 

15.7 Erown 

Patterson Joseph, boiler maker, h. Williams, n. F. R. R. 

Paul Arthur H., clerk, 13. Mnfg. Co., off Moody, boards 

24’7 do. 

Get Pricles at the New WOOD,BAmaJ3 tk co., 

BER YARD, 

15 

Bacon St., Waltham, 

ON MASS. CENT. R. B.

Paul Broa. (William J. and Fred W. Pa~tl), plumbers, 

11 Lexington 

Paul Fred W. (IV. J. Paul & Co.), plcnuber, 11 Leriugton, 

house Wall, near Benefit 

Paul John ‘1’., csrpeuter, house 44 Curtis 

Paul M. Henry, compositor (4 Alden. U,), b. 6 Wiotbrop 

Paul William B., machinist, Am. W.W. Co.. 11.247 Moody 

Paul Willard J. (W. J. Paul Bi Co.), plumber, 11 Lesington, 

boards 44 Curtis [Newton 

Payne Peter, laborer, Am. W.W. Co., house Cutter, near 

Payne Peter J., plumber: boar& Peter Payne’s, Cutter 

Payee Ttlornns, moved to Seattle, Wasl~ington 

l-‘avue see Pbiue ‘ 

Paj~4oi3 Xsncy E. Bliss, music teacher, 188 Moody, r. do. 

Peabody Alice S. Nisa, teacher, boards 31 P~ud 

Yeabudy Edward I’,, house 31 Pond 

Peabodp Henry W,, police, rooms 32 Lexington 

Peabody Susan K., died Nov. 12, 1893 

Yrabody Sueie C. Miss, teacher, West school, boards 

110 Lexington 

Pearl James, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 116 Charles 

Yeatson A. Olive, teacher, Bacon st. school 

Pearsou George H., moved from city 

Yearmn Natilda &lies, second girl, Waltham Uospital, 

Hospital St., boards do. 

Pearson Susie IMiss, house 82 Central 

Peatfield Jesse, machinist, Am. W. W. Cu., h. 56 Myrtle 

Peavey Samuel, moved to Mississippi 

Peavey Simon F., clerk (Chamber of Commerce bldg., * 

India, K.), house 162 Main 

Peck Charles, house rear lh9 Summer 

Peek Frank W., driver, bds. 24 13aeoo 

Peek George S., a t Am. W. W. Co., 11. 1 Highland place 

Peck Helen M., widow of Roland, bds. 88 Ash 

Peck John M., h. 1% Summer 

Peck Joseph W., mail agent, B. & A. R. R. (I%.), h. 24 

Bacon 

Peck Mary A. Miss, bds. 159 Summer 

Z’eck Solome, widow of Kli,is, bds. 33 Wadsworth ave. 

Peck William I., at Am. W. W. Co., 1~ 242 Moody 

Peirce Eli&a K . , market gardener, II. Quince, n. Xorth 

Peirce E. Allen, gardener, El. N. Pierce, Quince, bds. clo. 

Yeirce Herbert W., farmer, E. N. Pierce, Quince, bde. do. 

Peiree William J., wood engraver (4 Aldeu, 13. j, house 

Pendexter George H., main spring temperer, Am. W. W. 

Co., h. 34 Lawrence 

X’endleburp Mary A., widow of Peter B., h. 6.5 Brown 

Pendleburv Peter, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 263 Moody 

YendIetonAurelia S., widow of Henderson, 11. 129 Bobbius 

Penn Abraham H., laborer, 1~. 288 Cavalry 


- .! a - - and Finish PV’orked to Order. 

56 FELTON BTREET, on F. R. R.

WALTWAM [p] I)IItJXTORY 241 

Penn George W., laborer, W. B. & D. Works, h. 288 

River- 

Penn Wdliam R., helper, 13i Xoody, bds. 288 River 

Penniman Alanson P.. died Uay, 11, 1890 

Penniman Mari: A. Miss, bds. 27 School 

ENNS’YLVRNIA INS. CO., of Philadelphia, 

P Pa., William H. Johnson, agent, rm. 2, Methodist 

building, 3 Moody (see p:+ge 11) 

Peesonnonlt Celeno, widow of Oliver, h. 32 Charles 

Pepper John, died Oct. 28, 1891 

Pepper ‘I’. Edward, at Am. W. W. Co., ids. 208 Adams 

Percival Augustus S. (Taylor & Percival), hardware, 

stoves, ful’unces, etc., Hall’s block, 154 Moody, 11. 

50 Lowell 

Peridier Atcide, foreman dial maker, W. D. Co. Bedford, 

Highland, h Bills, cop. Highl;md place 

Perine Daniel. shoemaker, 157 Prospect, b. 403 Crescent 

l’erine l3tfso11 A., at Am. W. Co., h. 93 Ash 

Perkins Albertina. widow of John I’., rms. 61 Adams 

ERKINS BOSTON & WALTHAM EX- 

Y YRESS, John \V. Perkins, prop., 146 Moody (see 

Y 

page 618) 

EKKINS FRANK J., prop., Boston Branch 

Grocer-v and Tea House, 709 Main, h. at Malden (see 

page 6i 1) 

Perkins Frederick S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 52 Derby 

Perkius Henry A, jewel inspector, Am. W. W. Co., h. 8 

Dartmouth 

Perkins .Jokn E., weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

I’ 

ERKINS JOHN W., prop., Perkins Boston & 

Waltham &press. 146 Moody, h. 21 Adams (see 

page 618) 

Perkins Joseph I;., moved from city 

Perkins Nellie J., widow of Matthew, h. 88 Alden 

Perkins Oliver G., Jr., moved to Boston 

Perkins Sewall F., machinist, h. 35 Gordon 

Perley ,James H., carpenter, h. 29 Walnut 

Perrault J. Edward, at J. L. T. Mufg. Co., rms. 9,s High 

Perry Alexander, farmer, h. West Dale, bey. Farusworttr 

Perry Bras, (Thomas and Norman J. Perry), planing and 

moulding mill. OIT Linden, rear Wi.liam H. Leatherbee 

& Sons lumber yard 

Perry Chvu,ncy R.. iron worker (Camb.), bds. 247 Bacon 

ERRY DANVERS H., wheelwright, 57 Harvard, 

car. Charles, 11. at Cambridge (see page 628) 

Y 

Perry Emma, widow of John P., II. 247 Bacon 

Perry Francis A., Jr. Pert-v & Parlin), clothing and furnishing 

goods, Metho&st bldg., 1 Moody, bds. 245 

C ha&s 

Perry Frank W.. foreman, 13 Crescent, h. at Cambridge 

I’crry George, bds. 1’. W. Hill’s, 0% Main 

AYWOOD cb SI3cAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lhcoln Block, 

Walthdpn~ 

t 

ts. for Crawford 

alker Furnaces. 

Ranges

Pwy Henry, weaver, R. MIIQ. CO.. 11. 17 Feltuil 

Perry *James, caq’cnter, 11. 56 F!‘I’:LIIL’~s 

l’errg John, machinist, bds. 25 Hammond 

Perry Joh~r D., laborer, 11. 11 Oak 

Perrv Josiah D., at Am, W. 7;v. Co,, h. 13 Riverside av., 

‘Crescent Park 

Ptrq

\T-ALTHAM [p] l~lRl%CTORY 243 

ETERSON WILLIAN E., veterinary surgeon, 

P 509 hlain, h. do. (see page 61i) 

Pettingill Robert 13., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

60 Hall 

Phelan John, machinist, Am. W. W. Co.. h. Halls pl. 

Phelan John J.: machinist, hds. John Phelnn’s, Hall place 

Phelan Patrick, weaver, B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 365 River 

Whelps Henry A., blacksmith, B. Mnfg. Co., 11. i20 High 

Phelps Joseph, wood moulder, Libby & Larcom, Prospect, 

Il. at xewton 

Phelps Lorenzo, bds. 32 Spruce 

Phelps Mary R.. w.idow of Joseph. h. 32 Spruce 

Phelps Willard F., conductor, F. R. R., h 13 Hartwsll 

Phillips Anna C. Mrs., dressmaker, 3 Moody, rm. 43., 

rms. do. 

Phillips Dennis. manager, Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg. Co., 

203 nroody, bds. 130 do. 

Phillips Edward S., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 2iO Moody 

HILTlIPS IRA R., apothecary, Pine, car. Elm, 11. 

I 9!J Pine (see page 180) 

HILLTPS JAMES L., plumber, 44 Spruce, h. 

Y i6 Alder (see page 607) 

HIIILIPS J. ALFltED,photographer,119 Moody, 

P h. 100 Taylor (see 1). 623) 

Phiilips Mary A., widow of Joseph S., 11. 2i0 Mood,v 

J’llinney George, hairdresser, Ii9 Mooclp, rms. 98 BLqle 

Pllinney George, journalist, ii. 214 Bacon 

Phiuney G. Ernest, moved to Fernandina, Florida 

Phinney Harvey G., agent, rms. 12 Charles 

Phinney John, lather, rms. 2 Elm 

Yhinney I\Iarion E., widow of Perry. hds. 180 Hammoud 

Phinney Nathaniel G., compositor (B), bds. 214 Bacon 

Phinnev Sarah E., widow of Edward, boarding house, 55 

Ash 

[26 High 

Phiuney Stanwood W., bookkeeper (Globe office, B.), b. 

Phinney Walter B., salesman, Us. 214 Bacon 

l’ickctt Amos W.. at Am. W. TV. Co., h- 33 Myrtle 

Pierce Asa I’., farmer, h. Beaver, opp. Linden 

Pierce Charles W., moved to \Vatertown 

Pierce Ella A., Miss, principal, Heard Street ~11001, bds. 

4i6 Main 

Pierce Ellen bIrs., Ii. 43 Spruce 

Pierce Harriet B. R., widow of John D., h. 36 Rive1 

Pierce Harriet E. Mrs., matron, Leland Home for Aged 

Women, 21 Newton, h. do. 

Pierce Jolln ,J.. twister, 1~. ;\llrfg. Co., bds. 43 Spruce 

Pierce Ileslie M., at Am. IV. W. CO., h. 25 Curt.is 

Pierce Maria A., widow of Benjamin, 11. 508 Lexington 

Pierce Xfary J., widow of Charles M., bds. 5 Summer st. 

nlace 

Pier&: Miles, laborer, h. 5, rear 155 School 

WOOD, BARSZ.ERc& CO., 

L”-=zYFkl. 

Main O&-e, Exchange B’ldy., 

Cur. State and Kilby, Boston. Bacou Sir&, Waltham.

244 WALTHAM [p] I)IRECTORY 

__~ - 

Pierce Robert, hairdresser (W. Newton), b. 43 Spruce 

Pierce. see Peirec 

Pierson Whitney S. (WilttS & 

. . 

Pierson), groceries and 

~~OVISIOIIS, 366 Moody, h. Y&3 do. 

Pike Frattk M,, nt Am. W. W. Cu., bds. 41 Walnut 

Pike Harriet E. >!L.s., died - 26. 1890 

Pike Hattie A. Miss, teacher of physical culture. singing 

an(i pinting, W. N. C. school, Lexington, bds. do. 

Pike George F., tmv. salesman, bds. 26 Orange 

Pike J:~tnes R., mnchi.tlist (I. R. It. repair shop, Charlestown), 

h. 41 W:tlllnt 

Pike Jessie AI., driver, Id95 Main. hbs. do. 

Pike Miaoda C. Miss, at Am. IV. W. Co., h. 26 Orange 

Pike Robert Evans, engraver, bds. 26 Orange 

Pillsbury Alfred, at Am, W. W. Co., bds. 7 Aldx 

Pine, see Pyne 

Pine1 Walter 1J., laborer, Ir. I I3 Charles 

Pinkhatn Charles S., oiler (Newton), h. GZ AIder 

Pinkhatn C. Frank, machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 27 

Robbins 

Pinney Ela R. Mrs., bds. 403 River 

Pino Thomas, buckle maker, h. B. 94 Felton 

Piper Charles A., clerk, bds. 852 &lain 

I’iper Emeliue. widow of Xahnm, bds. 71 Francis 

Piper George H.. trar. salesman, h. GO Cuslting 

Piper Marp A. Miss, boarding house, 588 h1ain 

Piron Edward, weaver, B. Mufg. Co., bds. 409 Rivet 

Place Ilarry I’., teller (Franklin Savings Bank, BoJlston, 

K.), hds. 58 Prospect 

Plaute Enclitic, phot qapher. i Church, h. do. 

PlatttitT F. G:ldotl, at Atn. w. W. CO.. 1~3~. 355 nI00dy 

Platt Caroline, widow of Chartes, h. 121 Adams 

Plutts Edwitt A., clerk, 709 Maio, h. 221 Charles 

Phtts Henry 15.) rms. 5 I Prospect 

Ploc~m Newman (!‘loom & Ilark), varkty store, 5 I,esington, 

bds. at ISoston 

Ploom & Harris (Xewm:~, Ploorn and Jacob Harris), varietv 

stute, 5 Lexington 

Police ~t:~tioo, I,esington, near Main 

I’olia~~d L’ltelp* I

WALTHAM [p] DIRECTORY 245 

Pool I~en,jamin B., clerk, Central House, bds. do. 

OOLE CI-IARLES il., house printer, 7 Urn, h. 

P 136 Summer (se page 606) 

Poolford Joseph. died April 9, 1890 

Poolford Sarah Mrs., died April 5. 1891 

Poor Abbott L., at Am. IV. \V. Co., rms. 104 Crescent 

Poor Amos M., at Am. \V. \V. Co., rtns. 80 Adatns 

Poor Kate S. Mrs., dressmaker, 104 Crescent, rms. do. 

OORE GEOR,GE C., stationery aud fancy goods, 

I 115 iUoo~lg, h. 15 Pine (see page 626) 

Pope Albert T., trav. salesman, bds. 994 Main 

Pope Arthur D., clerk, bds. 934 Main 

Pope Daniel E;., 11. 90 Church 

Pope George B. 4 George K. Pope Sr Co.), flour and grain. 

582 hlaiu aud (Perkius cls Co., \Vatertowu), h. 4 

Appleton 

Pope G. Fred, physician. bds. 4 Appletou 

OPE GEORGE B, & CO. (George B. Pope), 

P flour aud grain, 582 Main (see page 608) 

Pope Sophia H. Mrs., diet1 Oct. 10, 18*9 

Pope Warren L.. machinist, Am. \V. \V, Co., 11. 25 South 

Porter Asa, cerpettter, h. Ch:t~rles street av. 

Porter Bsa B., bookkeeper (B.), bds. 17’7 MO )tlg 

Porter Frank K., overseer of knitting, B. Mufg. Co., 

rms. 74 School, suite 5 

Potter Andrew H., moved to Milton 

Pot-er Frank &I., machinist, Am. \V. W. Co., h. ‘75 High 

Potter Fred J., salesm;tn (Salem). 1,. 146 Lexing,on 

Potter George W. (McCleave & Potter), fish, 9 Gordou, 

rooms 47 Pine 

Potter Georgia M., widow of James IV., II. 75 High 

Potter James M., watch case maker (B.), h. 201 Moodp 

Potter Walter C., jeweler (‘Loll \Vash., B.), 1). 75 High 

Powden \Villiam \V., at Am. bV. IV. Co., It. 23 BNJWU 

Powell James, brickmason, bds. 397 River 

Powell John, mule spiutter, B. Mufg. Co., b. 409 River 

Powers Ambrose IL, oiler steamer, bLHertnan Winier”, 

(B.), house 88 MyrUe 

Powers Daniel Ic.. laborer, h. 29 Spring 

Powers *James, doffer, 1~. M,tfg. Co., b. 428 River 

Powers John. died Jan. 15, 1892 

Powers John, masou, bds. 43 Spruce 

Powers Lavater W.. dresser, B. Mufg. Co., 11. 50 Piue 

E’owers Lawrence R., moved to Ernst Orange, N. J. 

Powers RlichaeI, weaver, 1~. Mnfg. (‘o., h. 418 River 

Powers Thomas. fireman, Am. CV. IV. Co., house I%~OW~IS 

lane. near Charles 

POW~I~S iVtlli:lm H.. at B. Mttfg. Co., bds. 428 River 

1’0wuall Harriet, widow of Jeremiah B., It. 159 Crescent 

Pown:tll 3oh1~ T., city electrician, dice, Moody street 

I>; e station. It. 14 Alder 

ATWOOD 

PLUMBING 

&CT SHAW, 


and GA8 FITTING, 


24i 

y’,&~>,TIIf rp] I:i!:I1c-:l’:r 

Powney Harry, painter, house 1)s ~ont:t 

Pratt Ada hl. Mrs., music teacher, 5’3 Urown, rms. do. 

Pratt Austin J., blacksmith, 6 Water, bds. 9 Oak 

Pratt Charles, moved to PhilscIelphia. Yenn. 

Pratt Ciarence S., iron worker, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., house 

42 Gushing 

Pratt Edward. driver, M. I. W. McDonald, b. 9 Oak 

Yratt Edwin IS., farmer. 1~. Winter. near Lincoln line 

Pratt Frederick. driver, RI. I. W. McDonald, b. 9 Oak 

Yratt George IV., carpenter. 1~. 13 Prospect ave. 

Pratt Henry 0.. rnoveti to l%ostoli 

IPratt Kate F. Miss. Ironso 27 Ash 

Pratt Lewis II., clerk, '725 Main, Ms. 2i Cross 

Pratt Mary A. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., II. 9 Oak 

Pratt Mary A. Mrs., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 25 Ash 

Prait Mary A., widow of Francis P., II. 51 Adams 

Pratt Marv I!. witlow of George E., II. 126 Moody 

Pratt i\Iinuie E. Bliss, nurse, biis. 63 Taylor 

Pratt Neilie M. Miss, stenographer, bds. 13 Prospect av. 

Pratt Rosana, widow of Sam&i. h. 51 Prospect 

Pratt William A., confectionery, I’rospect, at bridge, b. . 

79 I~rown [house do. 

Pratt VViiiiam A., carpenter and builder, 13 Prospect av., 

I’ratt William H., student, b. E. I!. Pratt’s, Winter 

Preble Prank A., carpenter, bds. X8 AIdei 

Preble Frank L., civil engineer (89 State, B.), house 

f~OS[litd, Opp. S~J:L~OIJ 

Preble George C.. bds. 48 VVadsRorth ave. 

Preble Haskell, died Oct. 23. 1830 

Preble Leonora I,. Mrs., died Xov. 17, 1830 

Yrebl:: Lpdia Mrs., dressmaker, 43 Wadsworth av., h.do. 

l’rrble Olive Miss, bookkeeper. 627 Main, rms. 10 Alder 

l’reble Olive. wi4low of I-Iaskell, Ms. ‘IP II&h 

I’reblc William Il., cnrpeutcr, h. 48 Wadsworth av. 

Prentiss Lpdia II. i\liss, honse 78 Central 

Yrentiss Sarah A. Miss, house 78 Central 

Prescott Ella F. firm., rms. 207 Athnns 

l’rescott Herman F‘., brakemna. B. R. R., house Xorton, 

near Sunnyside 

Prescott J. Henry. at Am. W. W. Co., b. 221 Chnrles 

Prescott William II., at Am. TV. W. Co., h. 314 Moody 

Preston Elsie !Uiss, died Jan. 23, 1890 

Price Charlotte Miss, diecl 1890 

, 

Rice Mary A. Mrs.. moved to Canatla 

I’riCC ‘hC)’ lx., lllOVc3~ t0 ~CedtJarlJ 

Pride Nary A. Miss, moved to Boston 

Pride William C., rooms 98 Alder 

Priest Herman E., clerk, Waltham Gas Light Co.. 10 

Moody. rm. 1, house 56 Prospect 

Priest Laura II., widow of Jonas H., rms. 52 Prospect 

Prior Maqaret A. Miss, house 2G Middle 

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ssxoI~xz J. IV. 3 /c,‘li I;Ic 1’ 

Cigrs, Tohacoo, i)x+s, a;$ Smtohcrs’ 

q 

8 

q or >rood%, A;‘,le3. 

- - IPAL TatL4.H. 

CIGAIE. For aa;; by all dealers.

Prior Ro:e A. Miss, boards 26 Middle 

Proctor Ijaniel, clerk (Charlestown), rms. 396 Moody 

~Proctor Fannv. widow of Jonas R., h. 132 Crescrnt 

ROSPE& HOUSE, Thomas Cox,proprietor! 581 

P Main (see pao’e 14) 

ROSYECT BIAKBET, Bacon & Sargent, props., 

P 8iS Main (see page 614) 

Pryde Daniel, died Nov. 7, 1890 

Pnffer Dexter R., tnillinery and fancy goods, 105 Moody, 

house at Rest Newton 

Puffer liohert. clerk, 56 Felton, b. at West Kewton 

Pqb Rrggie H. A., collector (U.), bds. 83 Ash 

Pugh Walter A., buckle maker, bds. 83 Ash 

Pulver Walter. at Am. W. \V. Co., rms. 83 Cherry 

Purcell .Jeremiah J., moved to Boston 

Purcill Mary A., widow of James H.. II. 141 Charles 

Putnev Gecxrgt! H., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 80 Brown 

l~yne 6~07,gc F., car))enter, 11. rear 253 Charles 

py~ie William A., rno\.ed to Newark, K. J. 

QUALTERS JOHN, clerk (13.)) boards Mrs. Kate Lins- 

Iier’S, Pond avenne 

Qnslters Margaret Mrs.. borise 28 Charles 

Qnalters Martin, laborer. bds. 49 New Grove 

Qunlters Peter I~., plumber’s apprentice, 586 Main, bds. 

49 New Grove 

Qualters Tholnas, bottlrr, 11 Water, 11. r. 203 Grove 

Qun1t.el.s William, laborer, 11. rear 54 Calvary 

Qnipg Daniel J., moved to Boston 

Quipg Francis, lather, h. 90 Pout1 

Q~li,vl~~y Peter. tens and coffees, .5l Calvary, 11. 62 do. 

Qnimbp Francis W., pattern maker, h. i0 Russell 

Quimby Frank 18.. clerk (Prov. depot, R.), b. 70 Rnssell 

Qnimllp Nellie 1cI. Miss, teacher,South Grammar school, 

rms. 93 Ash 

Qninn Catl;lerine A., witlom of JO~JI, h. 74 Church 

Quinn Charles H., compositor, hds. 34 Cross 

Quinn Daniel, lJOttk!r, J. E:. Cain’s, DIosic Hall nv.,house 

at Watertown 

Qninn David, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. i4 Sontb 

Quinn Edward, city. carpenter, h. 66 South 

Quinn I’;tlward N., lnsl)ector, Boartl of IIealth, and inspector 

of milk, o%ice Cily Hall, II. i-1 Church 

Quinn Elizabeth E. Miss, dressmaker, 8 C’hnrch, boards 

104 Bacon 

Quinn Frank. plumher, 586 nI:lin, btls. 104 BRCOII 

Quinn Hugh, carpenter, house 3-1 Cross 

Quinn James, house 104 Bacon 

Quinn Jennie I!l. Miss, teacher (Wakefield), b. 66 South 

Quinn Joh,n, teamster (Wm. H. 1,entherbee 8; Son, I,inden), 

honse do. 

WOOD, BARKER & CD,, 

, BACON STRISET, WALTHAM, 

ON MASS, CENT, R. I%

248 lJr&THAl[ [R-J I)IIIIE(“I OILY 

Quinn John I

\T;II,TIX,\h3[ [R] I~IIiECTOIZY 249 

Randall John W., hairdresser, 605 Mniu, II. rear 551 do- 

Rand rll Reuberl P., carpenter, house 35 Jlvple 

Randall Thomas. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 49 alder 

R:tn(lles Alt’recl I., moved to t3orilder, &l. 

Ran&es Arthur F., at Am. W. \V. Co.. boards 66 ISrown 

RandIes George C., clerk, lli Moody, bds. GG 13rown 

Randles Joseph, house 66 Urown 

Rnndles Joseph, *Jr.. at Am. \V. \V. Co., h. 156 Brown 

Rantlles W:ilrer E;., a t Am. W. W. Co , room 161 Brown 

Randles Wi,liam H., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. G6 Brown 

Rankin William I

250 JVALT~~.\II [R-j I~TIL~~~TO~~ 

Reardon John A., at Am. IV. IV. Co., h. 381 Moody 

Reardon MiIiohaet, died Feb. 4. 1892 

Reardon Michael C., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. E. J. Hall, 

Reber James, plumber, btls. Martin House 

ICeber .John A.. plumber, 695 Main, btls. Martin House 

Rector Frederick ,J., carpenter. house 77 Hammond 

Redden E;mersou, carpenter. hrls. 55 Ash 

Redman E:tbri~lgc.l~lumt~c~,13i RIoodg,rm~.lG Whitney av. 

Redtnan Thomas. laborer. bds. 5, rear li5 School 

Reed Albert C. Dr., moved to Ilowell 

Reed Benjamin F.. bouse 411 Moody 

Rcetl Charles Albert, bookkeepsr. 71 Felton, boards 

98 Central 

Reed Char~tes A., carpenter and builder, 3s Floyd, II. do. 

Reetl Ctlnrles F., moved to Hudson 

Reed Charles IX., bo:,kkeeper,il2 Xtiu, ro3:ns 23 Eschange 

street court 

Reed Clarence E , music tpacher, 13 High. h. do. 

Reed I’;dm:~l .J., at Au. W. IV. Co., h. 24 Cuslliug 

Reed F~,aulr W,, farmer, house Trapelo road. n. Lexington 

Reetl George 13., city laborer, house 11:) hub 

Reed George RI.. musician, 11. 43 Nvrtle 

Reed .Jose;-Jh G.. farmer. house Trap~to road,n. Lexington 

Reed Judson, lineman (I

Rhaue 'L'~IoLII:~E), died Feb. 8, ld!13 

Rhodes Jxmes, grocer, 94 Peltou, house do. 

Rtmdes James F., shipper, B. hinrg. Co., bds. 94 Felton 

Rhodes Richard. painter, II. 3 Foundry block, Foundry av. 

Rhodes ‘I’homas B., molder, 11. & I. 91ufg. &., h. off 

~cliool 3~. , hey. Parker lane 

Rhodes William c H ., carriage smith, J. Mullen’s, Music 

Hall, II. 16 l’lpmptoo 

Rice Albert W. (A. W. Rice & Co.), dry goods, etc., 

134 Moody, house at! Newvton [ I34 MoocIy 

Rice A. W. & Co. (Aibert \V. Rice), dry goods, etc., 

Rice Charles W., at Am. W. \V. Co., h. ~9 Taylor 

Rice Kdward T., movecl to Boston 

Rice Ellen A., widow of George 13., bds. 1295 Main 

Itice Emma I., widow of Oscar, house 2 15 Adams 

Rice G. Alhert,mouldzr,ll5 lSaoun,h. Ceuter, c. Uass:moit 

Rice Herbert S., moved to Lyuu [Harvard 

Itice John DE. (1Suttrick Lutuber Co.), SG Feltou, h. Ii 

Rice Louis W., moved to Watertown 

Rxe Marshall G., 11. rear 48 Waluut 

Rice Mary A., widow uf Sxmuel H., house 60 Ash 

Rice Oliver K., hook ageut, house 16 l-‘rospect av. 

Rice Os~:ar Lt., balesman (93 Summer, U.), h. 215 Adams 

Rice Samuel H., at Am. W. \V. Co., house 154 Atlams 

ICiuc Sarah J., widow of Calvin, house 12 Russell (see 

back cover) 

Rice Walter H., machinist, Am. W. \V. 

CC resaen t 

Co., bds. X8 

Rice Willnld 11., blacksmith, Am. \V. \V. Co., house 88 

Crescent 

Rice Willard I

Richardson George A., clerk (B.), 11. 24 Russell 

Rich~r(lson Henry, pres. W. 13:. W. Co., 115 Macon, Il. 29 

Harris 

Richarrlsuu Heury K., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 31 Prospect 

Ricl~artJson Hiram D., bnt,ter aud eggs. 90 Cherry, h. do. 

Richardson Ida RI. Miss, teacher, Hcitrd Street scl~ool, 

bds. 5ti6 &tin 

[Crescent 

Richard-Ott J. Davis, machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 153 

Richartlnon Ilincoln, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 160 Myrtle 

Ricttarduon Matil~ls &I., widow of Freeland, 11. 29 Harris 

~~ich:Ll~d~~Jl~ Met-rick L., at Am. W. W. co., 11. 527 Main 

Rioh:trdson \Valter I., at Am. \V. W. Co., house 13 Wadsworth 

avenue 

[Appleton 

Ril:hartlsou Warren J., livery stable, 12 Cllurch. h. 22 

Richnrdsou William A., laborer, 10 Felton, 11. 129 Grove 

Rich:u+dson Zorario A. $1~. ,nurse,,bds. 50 Ru~ell 

liicker Arthur-. insurance agt., bds. 52 Taylor 

llicker A~bro Al., carpenter, h. 163 River [22 OAsh 

Ricker Charles I’. screw maker, Am. W. W. Co., house 

Iticker F. Arthur, letter carrier, 1’. O., bds. 7 Alder 

Ricier EIanuah G.. widow of John W., h. 209 Ash 

nicker Herbert G., paper hanger, l’i4 Moody, h. 109 Ash 

Rideoat Wm. W., foreman, \Vm. H. Leatherbee & Sun, 

Liudrn h. 39 Hatnmoucl [ tnout;h 

Ridstrotn Euoch, machinist, 8. Mnfg. Co., b 1s. 4 Dart- 

Ridstrom Hermann, m:tchiuist, Am. W. IV. Co., II. 4 

Datmotittt 

IEDLE JOHN, sausage mnfr., 

R Fclton, 11. do. (see pa,gt’ 614) 

Prospect, near 

Riley Charles F., dial maker, Am. W. W. Co., house off 

end of Witrthrop 

Riley Edward J., clerk. 163 Prospect, bds. 20 Curtis 

Riley James F., starcher, W. 13. b 1). Works, bds. 188 

River 

[Newton 

Riley cJohn, balancer and taster, 115 ISaeon, h. ut West 

Riley John P., clerk. 41 Moudg, bds. 20 Curtis 

Riley Lawrence & Co. (Lawrence J. Riley), dry goods 

and laclies’ furnishings, 675 to 6% MaiR 

Riley Lawreucc J. (La~re ttce Riley & Co.), dry gdods, 

675 Main, house Fiske, nexr Main 

Riley Mary, widow of John, II. 27 Williams 

Riley Michael, laborer, h. 37 \Villi:tms 

Riley Nellie Miss, dressmaker, GYl Main, 11. Rrook ave., 

near Felton 

Riley Patrick, laborer, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., h. Flood, 

near John 

Riley Patrick, laborer, h. 31 Clinton 

Riley Patrick B., cigar3 and tobacco, 1GY Prospecf, bds. 

20 Curtis 

Riley Philip, laborer, Ms. 10 Elm 

Rilev ‘L’horrl:ls. Ir. 20 Curtis 

BiJTTRICK LUMBER CO,, 

H 1V HOIVB”, 

J*x-BIc~ 

Planing, sawing, idrniig. 

56 FELTON. STREET, on F. R. R. 

>p--=

WALTHAM [R] XRECTORY 253 

Riley, see Reileg, also O’Reilep 

Riley Thomas J ., clerk, 1 Moody, hds. 20 Curtis 

Riley ‘I’imoth: F., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 143 Crescent 

Riley William,d~er, W. B. & D. Wks., h. 182 River 

Biug Charles A., photo priuter (Lynn), bds. 338 Moody 

Kiug Charles W., huruess maker (Auburn&de), house 24 

Exchange 

Ring George O., collector (-16 Summer, B.), bds. W. ‘I. 

Ring’s, Beaver 

Ring tI:inuah ‘\I., widow of Elbridge G., h. 95 Crescent 

Rillg Sarah E., widow of Charles! h. 333 Moody 

ltiug William I’., janitor, h. Beaver, near Clematis 

Brook station 

Ringer James L., died April 15, 1893 

Ripley Ansel A., dial maker, Am. W. W. Co., II. 78 Ash 

ltipie~ Benjamin L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 8 

Prospect av. 

Ripley Chirles D., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 25 TayltBr 

Ripley Fred P., at Atn.,W. W. Co., h. 160 Chestnut 

Ripley Henry M., moved to LG>noxdale 

l&iug Oliver R., at Am. W. \V. Co., rms. 143 Crescent 

liivard Albert P.. at Am. W. \V. Co., h. 31 H~tmmond 

Roach B. %laria, widow of Morris, h. Bedford, car. Pratt 

ave. 

Roach Daniel, laborer, h. 170 Willow 

Roach John, stone mason, h. 83 Exchange 

Roach John J., at \V. B. & D. WorksI btls. 170 Willow 

Roach Nicholas, coutractor, h. 2% Felton 

Roach Patrick, laborer, h. 1Y Friend 

Roach Thomas P., mason, bds. 170 Willow [bins 

Bobb Charles S., watchmaker (1 Salem, B.), h. 129 &oh- 

Robb William, pulp maker (Watertown), h. 138 Brown 

Robbins Charles G., paint grinder (Watertown) h. Main, 

car. Warren 

Rohbins Frank N., jeweler, Am. W. W. Co., h.74 Maple 

Robbins John E., at Am. W. W. Co., h. llfr Sharon 

OBBINS ItOYAL E., treas., Am. W. \V. Co., 

Ii Cresceut, office (493 Washiugton B.), h. at Boston 

(see p. 5) 

Robert Amand, carpenter, h. Whitcomb 

Roberti Joseph E., at Am. W’. W. Co., II. 17 Vernon 

Koberti Paull P., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 28 Prospect 

Roberts Frank 1’ ., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 71 Gushing 

Roberts Douglas J., hairdresser, 139 Prospect, h. 5 

Harvard 

OBERTS DUDLEY, lawyer, 12 Moody, rm. 15, 

R and clerk of Second District Court, Lexington (see 

P. 20) 

Roberts Jeremiah W.. moved to Newtonville 

Rol,erto .John & Son (William Roberts), paper mnfre., 

South, near IVeston Liue, office (91 Federal, B.) 

AT+VOQD 

C&J fHZXAW, 


FUBNAC@3, RANGES and STOVES, 

PLUlYfBING and GAS FITTING.

254 TV~LTII.$RI [g] I~IRIiCP3RY 

Roberts John L., carpenter, h. 5 Gihhs ct. 

Robel,ts M:try P., widow of Wiltinm A., Ms. 16 Park pl. 

Roberts S:nnuel, sewiug mtchiue ag~t, 210 Moody, h. 

IGancis, near F. It. Lt. 

Robe] ts William (John Robklrts & Son), paper mnfr., 

Suuth, “pp. Norton, h. tlo 

Rohe& \V. ll:trvey, clerk (U), btls. 16 P;lrk pl. 

Robertson Alexander, asst. statiou master (F. R. R. 

depot, H.), h. 47 Yraiick 

Rubertsou John Ii., driver, 755 &in, b3s. do. 

ll~l~ici~;t~~~i Mnstai, cq>~ut~r, btl~. 141 Charles 

R0~~icl~;lucl Oliver O., uarpcnler, h. 141 Ch:lrlcs 

Kobie \V:dter E., bookkeeper (Bostou Transcript, 32% 

\Vnslliugton: IS.), h. 26 Spruce 

l~ol~inah~~ud Andrew, teamster, h. 184 Felton 

lhbin3linw Peter, carpenter, II. 901 Maiu 

Robitlsou Biinie L.. widow of Ilenry L., 11. 280 Mootig 

Robin-;on Edward, night telegqh operator, Waltham 

ststioll, P. 12. I

TPALTHAM [-&I I~II~XCTQRY 255 

- 

Rogers EliraHeth F., &I&, 11. 7i Gushing 

Rogers Fred W., paper hanger, house 16 Gordon 

Rogers F; W. Mrs., dre;smalcer, 16 Gordon, h.do. 

Bogws George \Y., driver, Steam Fire Engine No. 1, h. 

44 Ta$trr 

Rogers Granville F., corn. trav. (B.), bds. 62 Lowell 

Rogers James, at B. binfg. Co., bds. 21 Friend 

Rogers .John, vegetable peddler, b. 144 Newton 

Rogers John M., died Oct. 11, 1889 

Rogers Margaret, widow of John, bds. 16 Mechanic 

Rogers Mary, widow of Edward, h. Newtou, car. River 

Rogers Mwy A., widow of John, h. 37 Oak [pital 

Rogers Mary E., widow of John, h. 49 Sharou, car. Hos- 

Rogers Norman, died Oct. 30. 1892 

Rogers Patrick E., laborer, house 157 Fellon 

Rogers Peter, 11. 115 Harvard 

Rogers Russell, hds. William F. Rogers’, Highland av. 

Rogers Thomas, laborer, h. 141 Newton 

Rogers Thomlas, laborer, h. 213 River rR iver 

Rogers Thomas H., macbiuist, Am. W. T. Co., h. 228 

Ilouera a William P .y at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. Highland av., 

near Weston 

Ropes William J.. watchmaker, 183 Moody, b. 37 Oak 

Rogers William N., laundry ICharIestown), h. 62 Lowell 

Rohtlier Otto, machinist, The J. L. T. I\lnfg. Co., boards 

56 Tu ruer 

Roland James H., clerk, Prospect House, bds. do. 

Roland Kate I\liss. h. 56 Charles 

Roland Michael, J., hairdresser, 641 &lain! h. 56 Charles 

IColand Thomas, lineman, rms. 42 Lexington 

Holiins Charles H., dining rooms, 151 Adams, h. 149 do. 

lloliins Cloud J.. hairdresser, 46 Yoody, bds. 77 Brown 

Rollitts Horace W., bds. 149 Adams 

Rollins Mary E., widow of David, nurse, h. 22 \Vinthrop 

Roliins Thomas G.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 322 Moody 

Rollinson Thomas H.,at rim. W. W. Cu., 11.126 Chestnut 

Roof Antoinette Miss, teacher, North Grammar school, 

b&t. 2-1 H:trv:wd av. 

Roof Bmeline W., widow of Stephen, h. 4k Harvard av. 

Rooney Ann, widow of Michael, 11. 94 Bacon 

Rooney Cbwrles, laborer, house 157 School 

lt~)ney Delia E. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 49 Pond 

Itoonep Ellen, widow of Pat&h-, h. head of Fiske av. 

Roonep ,Johu, muved to Newton Upper Falls 

Rooneg John, carpenter, b. 175 Willow 

Rooney John, laborer, b. 308 River 

honey ,Jobn F., moved to Charlestown 

lboouer Joseph M., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. Mrs. Ellen 

liooney’s. Fiske av. [Y5 Pond 

Itooney Martin, jauil;or, St. Mary’s Parochi:tI school, 

__-~~I_ 

11.

Roouey Mary, widow of Thomns, II. 180 School 

Mooney Mary E. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., b. 49 Pond 

Rooney &Iicliael, at W. IL &. I). Works, h. 268 River 

Roomy Patrick, house 49 Pond 

Rooney Patrick, gardener, 133 School, rms. rear do. 

Rooncy Patrick, macliiuistT II. 92 Calvary 

Roonep Patrick Francis, moved to Newark, N. J. 

Rooney Richard. clerk, 181 Willobv, b. 155 do. 

Rooney Sarah MI-S., died June 14. 1892 

Roone,v Thomas &I., moulder, 115 13acon, boards nh. 

I+>llen Hoonev’s, I’iske av. av. 

E 

Rooney William h., bds. Martin Bennelley’s, end School 

Koonep William V , groceries and provisions, 499 to 503 

Main, and sexton of St. Mary’s Catholic Church, IL 

28 1’011d 

Rooneg William J., died May 18, 1891 

Root 8. Charlv Miss, teaclier,Higb school& at Somerville 

Rosanlund X:~tilda, widow of George, boarding house, 26 

Cherry 

[I7 RlcICe:!n 

Rosatto Joseph (J. Rosatto & Co.). fruit dealer, I Elm, IL 

Bosatto J. & Co. (Joseph Kosutto and Henry Fravago), 

fruit, wholesale and retail, 1 Elm 

Rt)sborotigh James A., laborer, Ir. rear 517 &lain 

ltosboro~~gh Robert N., laborer. h. Music Hall av., n. Elm 

Rose Abraham J., sxlesmnn. 708 Main, IL 23 Eschonge 

et. ct. 

[97 Churclr 

Rose Alvard H., veterinary surgeon (1 I4 State, U. ), h. 

Rose Norman J., carpenter, h. 188 Hammond 

Roseland John G., died Nov. 1, 1891 

Roseuburg Bernard, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 156 Lowell 

Ross Cassie Miss, at Am. WY. W. Co., 11. 24 Orange 

Ross Charles E. A., deutist (West Newtou), house 254 

Ross Charles N., moved to Somerville 

Ross Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 58 $chooI, II. do. 

Ross Eliza, widow of *James, h. 58 School 

ltosci George B., janitor, Am. W. W. Co., house rear 

treasurer’s ofice, Am. IV, W. Co.. Crescent 

Ross Richard, laborer, 11. 28 Fern 

Ross Samuel J., waiter, 130 Xootlp, IL. 73 Harvard 

Ross0 Angelo, moved to Watertowu 

Rot Antome, buckle maker, I&-+. 123 Prospect 

Rothrock John, bookkeeper (U.), rms. 69 Charles 

Roughsedge Aliie, widow of Harry, t)~ls. 333 Crescent 

Roughsedge John A., died May 8, 1892 

Boughsetlge BIarv A. Mrs., died March 16! 1890 

Roughsedge Will&m. died Nov. 18, 18139 

llouio John, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 96 Crescent 

Roulo Louis. at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 66 Walnut 

Round George A., tram. auditor, F. K. R. (Is.), house 22 

Harvnt d av. 


- _ _ _ _ and Finish tiorked to. Order. 

56 FELTON BTREXCT, on F. R. R.

WALTHAM [R] DIRT”CTORY 257 

Itoundy David D., saloon, 33 Elm, rms. 1 Gibbs court 

Rourke Frank J., bookeeper, b(ls. 34 High 

Itourlte J. William, bookkeeper, Ms. 34 High 

Ilourke Michael, laborer, It. 28 Mul~eno 

Ilourke Michael, h. 34 High 

Rourke, see O’Rourke 

Ronsselle Sarah Mrs., died J:tn. 11, 1890 

Rowe Edgar S., asst. engineer, 13. Mufg. Co., boards 

5% Tuvlor 

Rowe Elbt&lge 

CPl. 

G., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 7 Robbins-st. 

Rowe George EI., at Am. W. W. Co., house 25 Walnut 

Rowe George L., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 162 IZrown 

Rowe Margaret E., widow of Alexander, house 87 Ash 

llowe Willard M., at Am. W. \V. Co., rooms 87 Ash 

Rowe Winfield F., country produce, house 192 Adams 

Rowe 8; Brooks Orchestra, George II. Rowe, mauager, 

13’73 Moody 

Rowe11 Alexander, produce dealer, house 40 Vernon 

Rowe11 Ftxn k B., student, bds. W. 13. Rowell’s, 

West I)ale 

Rowell Heury Isley A., boards 40 Vernon 

Rowe11 Willlam B., dry gootls (2 Thompson sq., Chnrlestown), 

II. Wrst Dale, opp. Farnswot%h 

Roy Felix, foreman machinist, D. & P. Xnfg. Co., house 

at \Vatertowri 

Royal .J:lcol~ G., moved to Bristol, Me. 

Rogle Thomas, carpenter, Am. \V. W. Co., h. 991 Dfaiu 

Rttane Tholnas, laborer, honse 98 Charles 

Rttane Michael, farmer, E. N. Pierce, Quince, 11. nest do. 

Rudy Charles, coachman, W. E. Bright, Maiu, house 

rear %13 Grove 

Ilugg \Villiam L., house 57 Chestnut 

Itttggles Charles W ., at Am. W. W. Co., house 60 Cherry 

Ruggles Dwight, carpenter, rms. 225 Adams 

Ru@es Elka C. Mrs., died Jan. 10, 1890 

Ruggles Fred W., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 119 Robbins 

ltu~~les Sar:~h J. blis*, principal, Newton Street School, 

boards 34 Appleton 

Rttggles William W., boards 83 Russell 

lio~rwry Ktlward ill., moved to Sewton 

UMFORD MARKET, George F. Rand, prop., 

R 18 Lexington (see page 609) 

Ilussell Charles J., moved to Greenfield 

Russell Dlrid, leather (19 High, 11.)) Lt. 128 Adams 

Russell Emery P., prof. of music, b. 79 Lexington 

KIISR~I~ I’,u~ene D.. moved to Lyon 

ATWOOD 

CSY SXRW, 

137 bloody Street, Lincoin’Block, 



258 TVALTIIAX [R J DIRIL’TO~~P 

Russell hgene H., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 28 Ash 

l~ussell Hurry A., clerk, 181 Muody, urns. 20 High 

Russell Herbert A., prillter, house ltci+ Newton 

Russell Jed J., at Am. IV. W. Co., rrns. 12 Lowell 

Russell Jeunie H. Rliss, music teacher, 128 Adams, b. do. 

Russell N. Willialn, at U. S. I\‘. Co., bds. 128 Adams 

Rr~ssell William H., nt Am. IV. IV. Co., rms. 12 I,owell 

USSELL WILLTAM M., knirdwnre, 6% Main, 

It house YJ Ceutral (see page 13) 

Russo Felix. fruit, etc., lSi& AIo~~d~~, II. at Somerville 

Russo J osepb, fruit. etc., 141 bloody, house \Vhitnep 

aveuue, near Spruce 

Russo Joseph, Jr., clerk, 141 Moody, boards J. Russo’s, 

Whitney avenue 

Rutter Frank J., financial manager (20 North, B.), bouse 

Linden, near Main 

Rutter l’rederick P., manager, Waltham Coal Co., office 

663 Main, house 10 Pond 

Rutter Nathaniel P., overseer, cloth room, 13. Mnfg Co., 

house 16 Hammond 

Ryan Agnes Miss, bnokkeeper, 499 Main, boards 

Thomas 12yan’s, Harvard place 

Ryan Albert M., dry goods, boots and shoes, house 

19 Hammond 

Ryan Kridg~~t n&s, house 2 Gorham 

Hyau Cha~~les H., hairdresser, 596 Main, and basement, 

Methodist bldg., 3 Moody, 1~. 20 Common 

Ryan Cornelius, watchman, Am. W. W. Co., house 

i6 Bedford 

Rvan Daniel R., tailor, house 98 Central 

Ryan Delia V. Miss, clerk, Assessor’s office, City Hall, 

his. Thomas Ryan’s, Harvard place 

Ryan tillen Mrs., died March 4, 18YO 

Ryan George A., reporter (tinily Globe, B.), boards 

53 Walnut 

Ryan George W., moved to Chicago, Ill. 

Ryan George W., at Am. W. IV. Co., b. 153 Brown 

I-lyan Hugh E., salesman, 629 &in, btla. 214 Rive1 

Ry:tn James, farmer, Thomns Rpa~r, ot Lincoln, b. do. 

ltyan James D., clerk, 32 Cetlar, bds. 93 Taylor 

Rran James El.. provisions. 19 Oak, II. 15 (lo. 

Ryan Joanna Miss, h. I.5 Oak 

Ryan John, at W. B. 8; I). Wks.. Ixls. 99 Wiilow 

liyan John, at W. is. & I>. Wks., IIO;I~ Parkers lane, 

Ryan John, laborer, h. off Goinan, near Bacon 

Ryan John, moved from city 

Ryan John, macllinist, Am. \V. W. Co., h. 172 Charles 

Ryan John I., clerk, Hotel Waltham, bds. 76 Bedford 

Ryan John F., milkman, Parkers lane, corner School 

avenue, boards do. 

GEiVUIiVE CORK SOLE SIiOES, 

~3.dO and. S4,00 

METHODIS’S BLDG., WAILEEABII.

T~r.iT.TT‘.A % [sl DIRECTORY 2.9 

Ryan John :J., laborer, house 85 Y\ruhange 

Ryan John L., Currier, house 1 i O,tk 

Ityau Joqh D., machinist’s helper, boards J. Ryan’s, 

Parkers lane 

Rvnn .Julia A. Miss, dressmaker, k Church, b. 2 Gorham 

Risn Margaret, widow of Patrick 12.. h. 31 Middle 

R\ran iGargnret II:., widow of Plli1ip.h. School, bey.Bacon 

l

Salisbury Martin G., cnrp>nter. bds. 278 Crescent 

S:tlomone Vincent, h. fifnssasoit, opp. Massnsoit ct. 

Saltmarsh Fred L., inspector, Sewer Commissioner’s ofice 

2’7 Moody, 1’001115, II. 91 Gushing [nut 

Saltmarsh, 8Iary J.. widow of William H., h. 153 Chest- 

Saltmnrvh William H.. died JIay 29, 1892 

Samber Ftxnli, moretl to Worcester 

Ss:npsot~ Satnael, shirt ironer. h. 36 Gardner 

Samuels Abigail Mrs., moved to Somerville 

Sktmuels Charles C., musician, ‘oils. 79 Lesington 

Snmncls Edw:w\ A., moved to Boston 

AYMUELS SUSA1L’ B. MRS., prop., Hotel Sams 

uels, 79 Lexington (see pxge 630) [ av. 

Sanborn Abbie B. Mrs., clressrnalier, rms. 37 W:whington 

Sanborn Mary L., widow of William, btls. 37 Washington 

firenue 

Sanborn Nancy I., widow of Slterburn S., bda. .J. W. 

Aiarden’s, Lafayette [has. do. 

Sanders George W , farmer, Amos Stearns. Trnpelo rd., 

Sanderson Albert, chair seater, bds. rear 68 Charles 

Sauderso~~ Alesaucler ‘I’., at Am. W. W. Co., house 302 

Crescent 

Sanderson Alfred H., died Jnne 1, IS90 

sanderson Arthur at Am. \V. W. Co., 11. 308 Crescent 

Sanderson Converse I., restaurant, 121 Moody, house 

so Tavlor 

[eoln 

Sa~ldcrso~~“E:tlmun~tl L., nt Am. W. W. Co., btls. 111 Lin 

LSunderson Edward I’., it,on autl steel (X6 Beverly, I%.) 

11. 457 ScJlltb 

Ynnclcrson 1Slizabet.h H. Miss, 1~. 21 School 

Sanderson Emery J., city trensurer and collector, oKe, 

C’ity Hall. 

rm. 4, It. 82 Dale 

Sandersou George A., bd

WXLTBXM [g] DII:IXX-O~P 261 

Santerson Pettbertlt~, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 84 I!Iptle 

Yanderson I’ersis M., widow of CLntxce, Ms. 218 Ash 

Sanderson Richard, at Am. W. W. Co., II. 223 Adams 

Sand-rson ltoanna, widow of .John. h. rear 68 Charles 

Sanderson Lorinda R., widow of Peleg, runs. 201 iMoody 

Sanford Calvin EI., baker h. 73 Robbins 

Sanger Augustns S., rmq. 8 (;illbj ct. 

Sanger Chester E-I., clerk (X8 Water, B.), Ms. 17 Bncon 

Sanger E;dwnrd C,. wheel tui,ner, 115 l’~co11, h. 17 do. 

Sanger Kellio, widow of Daniel, 1~. 62 Alder 

Sargent Adeline S. Mrs., died Nov. 14, 1890 

Sargent Clara F , widow of William D., rm. 110 Chestnut 

Sargent George E., clerk, 11 MootI!‘, b Is. 30 Watlswvurth 

Sargent lgnatirrs, II. 768 Mait 

Sarpnt .J. Proctor (Bacon & Sargent), provisions, 875 

Main, h. I4 B:lcou 

Sar,gent I,izz,ie M., dressmaker, h. 1OI Chestnut 

Sargent Oscar, moved to Boston 

Sargent Simpsotl. cxrl)etttcr, r. 137 JIoodv. II. 8k Francis 

AUL BR@J!HERS(I~~dwin LJ. md ~lde.q’I’. Saul), 

S w:ltc+es, jewelry., etc.. 135 Mootlv (see p. Iii) 

Saul Charles T. (Saul Bros.f, jewelry etc. 13-i Mood:, 

h 49 Chestnut (63 Prancw 

Saul Rllffin LT. (Saul Bras.), jewelry. etc.. 135 Moody, 1~. 

Saul Thomas, taiIor (R.), h. Hti CI:itn!trontl 

Saunders Charles II;., Iawyev, bits. 74 School, suite :j 

Snuuders l~~tlwvartl C., watcl~muker, Am. W. W. Co., h. 

20 High 

&antlers Award J., citv teamster, h. 50 EIummond 

Sannd-rs John IV., at A;n. W. W. Co., rms. 99 Chestnut 

S:~unders I’(%rcy, at Am. W. \V. co.. bds. nlxrtin House 

Snuuders Theodore E.,at Am.~~.C\r.Co.,r~~~s.lI’l Cltestuut 

Savage Prank A., dresser, 13. Mfg. Co., btls. 409 River 

Savage ,Jerome. moved from eitv 

Snvnge John F.. horse shJer.2O’i Lesington,h.Mnnroe av. 

Savage Katheriue Miss, tniloress, rms. 23 Church 

Savage Robert, plumber’s appreutice. h~ls.rear i3 Central 

Savard Pierre, clerk, 101 bloody, btis. 41 Crescent 

Savoie Joseph, at W. D. Co., h.otf xmth, opp. Dartmonth 

Savory Kelillda A. Mrs., ho:rrtls I.i!I Summel 

Suvnrv David hl., moved to Great Falls, K. I-I. 

&&win” Arthur L., clerk, 161 Moody, Ms. 120 Brown 

Sawin Charles A., machinist, Am.\V.W.Co .h.34 Robbins 

Sawin I

262 7:‘AT,TITBI.: r s 1 3: RTWTOIIP 

Sawtelie Howard A., clerk, G43 Main, h. re:\r i10 do. 

Sawtelle William. at Am. W. W. Co., ruis. ic) Chestnut 

Snwtelle William Ii., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 79 Cherry 

Sawyer Addison G., driver, Gibbs Fx., 614 Main. house 

1 Bemis avenue 

Sawyer Carroll \V.: trav. salesman (B.), bds. 95 South 

Sawyer Charles C., honse 97 South 

Sawyer Charles E-l.. section foreman, F.R.R.,h.25 Russell 

Sawyer Fred W.. at Am. \V. W. Co.. Ms. 9’7 South 

Sawyer Herbert F. (Dodge 8 Sawler), electrician, room 

37, Methodist bldg..% Ml)otlp, II. at Caelsea 

Sawyer W:~ldron E., dial maker, Am. W. W. Co., house 

135 13row11 

Sawyer William G., veterinary surgeon, 545 Main, 1~. do. 

Saxe Barcellus J., oolnpositor, Waltham Daily ‘Tribune, 

622 ilInit1, 11. Id7 Cha1,les 

Saxe Mary A., widow of Burcellus. II. 122 Schoul 

Save Mary L. Miss, dressmaker, 122 School, II. do. 

Saywan\ Charles E., teacher (GO8 Wash. ,B.) ,h. 19 Weston 

Scamman Bolina R. Miss, house 3 Pond 

Scamman Nicholas. machiniat,$m.\V.~V.Co.,h.324 Moody 

Scnmman Samuel F., house 23 Vernon 

Scammau William G., mnchillist, h. 3 Pond 

Scammon Orrin S., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 324 Moody 

Sca~don Daniel, mason, h. Massnsoit. near Main 

Scanlon James F., driver, bds. rear iO6 Main 

Soanlon Joanna, witlorv of John, 11. 2i8 River 

Hcanlon ‘Timothy, h~borer. W. 1~. & D. Wks., b. 2X River 

Xcantlebury Spurgeon C..at Arn.\V.W.C0.,1~.~05 Chestnut 

Scattergood Samuel. at Am. WC’. W. Co., rms. 107 Sdwms 

Schaeffer Felix, baker, 67 Charles.11. 163 Felton 

Sclu~ffer Katie, widow of John, Ms. 13 Leonard 

Scliaffcr, see Shafer 

Schaufuss Louis, weaver, B. Mfg. Co., Ms. 89 Central 

Schlag:~l Rl:ix. weaver, 1~. Mfg. Co.. Ms. 89 Ceiltral 

Sohmid Edward, ladies hairdressing, 645 Main. 11. do. 

Schneider George, baker, 769 Main, II. 2 SIuith ct. 

Schwal) Heurg, watch case sprilrger (Ii. ), h. 215 Yew ton 

Schwartz Everett, master Manual Tluiuiug School, house 

8 Grant 

Scott Frank ,J. (Boston Fmerp Wheel Co.), Benefit, car. 

Elm, and (68 and ‘TO Year], B.), 11. at &ltlen 

Scott Robert. movecd to Vancouver, R. C. 

Scott Wilfred L., mncbinist, AIIJ. W. IV. Co..h.916 Main 

Scrlhner Charles H.. paper hanger, 239 Moody, 11. do. 

Scribiier Fnoch 0.. tlictl Xov. 2, 1892 

Scribner Ernest L., chair re-seater, bds. 239 Moody 

Scribner Henry H., postal clerk, F. R.R.,bds.Tl Chestnut 

Scribner Norman H., at Am. W. W. Co., h.rear 39 Floyd 

Scrihner Stephen W., at Am. W. VT. Co., 11. r. 39 Floyd 

Scripture Rlary Miss, moved to l,incc*ln 

J 

m 

MMOICE ,. J. IV. 33 I/‘CKLEY, 


53 Ariicles. +G 

n m97 A~oody it., - - TPAZ;TEAX. 

ClUSAR. For sale by all dealers.

‘IYALTI-IAX [fj] I)TRIWTORP 263 

Seaburv Snmuel C. F., salesman (B.j. 11. 63 Central 

Scale Breded&, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 130 Brown 

Searle Samuel A., machinist, rear 93 RIoodg,h.Pratt ave., 

near Bedford 

Sears Eloise A., AI. I>..plr~sicisD, Ii0 Aloody. h. do. 

Sears Frank P., law student, bds. I’. H. Scars’, Beaver 

Sears Michnel. canler, 13. Mfg. Co., II. 166 School 

Sears Nel tie A. Miss, moved to Newton 

Sears l’hilip II., lawyer (23 Pembertoo sq., 13.), h. (85 

Mt. Vefxon, B.), summer res. Beaver, near Lyman 

Sears Richard, boards P. EI. Sears’, Beaver 

Seaver l\fa~~g:sreL A., widow of Ehen BI., h. 29 Cherry 

EAVERNS HERBERT, Aorist, 202 hlooct;, h. 

s at Auburndale (see page 612j 

Seaverns Ida Godtl Mrs., clerk, 20-2 Moody, house at 

Auburn&de 

Seavey Charles II., moved to New Elnmpshire 

Senvep HorLitio, conductor (W. 15.St.Ry.Co.,Cambridge), 

Seavey I,ott/e RI., widow of Alfred, b. 29 Harvard ave. 

Secott Thomas, oiler, B. Mfg. Co., I). 171 Felton 

Scested Victor E:., at &In. W. W. Co.. rms. 6Y Chestnut 

Segreve James, litborer. 11. 101 C;~lvat~y 

Severance M:irv A.. widow of S:tmuel A., 11. 1.3 Chestnut 

Severance William IL, at Am. W. \V. Co., h. 58 R&bins 

SewnIl Benjamin B., clerk (I~.), h. 7.0 School 

SW-all (:hnrlcs \V., bookkeeper, \V. E. W.Co., 115 Bacon, 

h. PWI i4F Main 

Seward Irving, conductor. F. R. R., rms. 49 Crescent 

Sexton Michael, laborer, INlS. T. IJ. Ryan’s, Cllttel 

Sllafer August E., wenvrr. 11. Guinan. near EIarnmoncl 

Sllaftr August F , died M:~ch 81, 1892 

Sh:tfe: Cad A., at Am. W. \V. Co., 11. 24 Lawrence 

Sllxfer LIiunlie M., witlow of r\ugust P.. II. 64 Ash 

shr~ffer Mary Ann. witlow of L~w’:w~. 11. 58 Robbins 

Shffrr Sarnh E. Mrs., tencller,M:rss. Scliool for the Feeble 

nlintld, off Quince, bds. do. 

SI~al

Sll~tw Manion. cqenter, b-15. rear 73 Central 

Sh,~:v William H., nt \V. GM. Lt. Co., h. ld Lowell 

Sllen John, died Sept. 12, lS!jl 

Shea .John. teamster, 33 hIontly, h. GS Exchsnge 

Shea Joseph, ho&er, 1'ii.s i\/Ioo Iv, rtns. do. 

Shea Samuel, move:1 to ‘l;:~untor;’ 

Shea William II., hostler, i’iT& &ody, h. 4 Colby ave. 

Shedrl AhI)!; H. Miss. move(l to \V;lverly 

HET)D AKRAHAM R., 1~31 estate and iusurnnce 

s (5 WVaverley block, City sq..Cliasn.) ,rnovel1 to Waverley 

(see Index) 

Shedd A. Lirlcolu, surveyor, m8)ved to W‘tveriey 

She&l Cht L., witluw of George B., 11. W’zst Dale, near 

Iswon 

Shedtl Mwin G., moved to 1Varerle.v 

Shedtl George F., died Dec. 16, 1891 

Shed(t George G., drauglrtsmrtn (II:. Camb.), bds. Mrs. 

C. I,. Shetld’s. W. Dale 

HEDD JASLES H., red estate and insurance (5 

x Wsverlc~r blk., City sq., Chnsu.), moved to Arlington 

(see Intles) 

Shed11 .Joel, blind-f:Lstening mnfr.,TV. DLlle.n.Bacon,ll.do. 

Shedrl Phehe EI., widow of V:~rnom A., h. 59 Lexington 

ShetIll TVllliam I

WALTHBM #j] I~IlXEC’I’OI:Y 265 

Shcpard Rlap r,. Miss, clerk (I

266 VAT,TH.1M [ 81 DIRECTBRY 

Shoesmitb Mnyv, widow of Willinm. II. 57 Cherry 

Shoesmitl~ William T., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., btls. 

5; Chrwy [ AIoodv 

SIlOI% s. Fl:al,lr. mnchiniat, Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 32 1 

Slrumwny David K., at Am. W. \Y. Co., II. 35.5 hIoodg 

Siblcy Charles IV., Am. IV. W. Co., h. 284 Newton 

SibleJr I%lwnrtl F., tnacbitlist,hm. IV. W.Co., 11. 109 High 

Sibley Freem:in K., 11. 8 Ad:lms 

Sil~ley Xarp W. Mrs., boardittg IIOUW, 8 Adams 

Sidebc~thnm Robert, mule spiuner, B. Mnfg. Co., boards 

409 River 

Sidenspsrker George, at $m. W. \V. Co.. rms 59 HigIl 

Sidwell Arthnr, m:rchinist (Is.), it. 68 Hall pJ. 

ILCB CALLTE A. NItS., florist, 149 Moody, 

S IL 89 Altler (see p:~ge 623) 

Silck Fret1 H.. clerk (U.), 11. 89 Alder 

Silke Ttiornns. tenmuter, Jr. Exchnuze st. place 

Silman James ‘I’. M , news :qent (13. & M. B. R., I%.), 

and (Wm. Silman 8; Son). florist, 32 Brown bds. do. 

Silman Willinm, m:dinist, at Am. W. W. Co., and (Wm. 

Siltnan & Son), florist. 32 Brown, b. do. 

ILMAN WM. 6;: SOY (\Villiam and .J.L,rtes ‘I’. Sit- 

S m:tn).florists, 32 l~rown, next. Nartiu tIoude(see page 

G24) 

Silver CJrcnn, widow of IVillittm S., Il. 10 Writer 

Silver Joseph G., at Am. \V. IV. Co., h. G-2 Orange 

Silver Joseph W., died December 14, 18!)1 

Silver J. IMwarrl, c:trpetlter, b Is. 10 Water 

Silver i\fsrtitt, Inborer, h. PG I\iIcKeun 

Silver lMichael, at IS. IIInfg. Co., btls. 1’. 60 C:tlv:lrp 

Silver Patrick, nt iZ. Xnfg. Co., btir. r. 60 C::tlv:try 

Silver S:tr;lh S., widow of ,Josel)lt \V., kJds. 247 Jloodp 

Silver Sidney a., laborer, bds. 233 Ch:trles 

Silver IVilli:r~u S., died August 23, lS92 

Silvernxil Solomon It., cat,pet Inyer, II. 97 Central 

Simcox Lawrence. drug clerk, 610 Main, bds. 33 Hnrris 

Simon L’r1ul, nt Am. W. ‘I’. Co.. II. 118 Pine 

Simmons Anclrew $1.. moved to Prince I!XwaId Islnnd 

Simmons Frect P .1 at .4tn. w. \V. Co., btls. Iti’, Chestnut 

Simmons J. J,uville. at Am. IV. W. Co., 11. 13 Orunge 

Simmons Mat,v, widow of John It., 11. 19O.t Ahtrrj: 

Sitnrnons M. icttleida ML.R.~ house 162 ~:llestuttt 

Simmon+ It~~l~ert I~., b:~lr~+r, if39 Mnin, II. r. 3s Prospect 

Simtnotls ‘rito’tms. cnrpctttrr. Ms. 917 Main 

Ximtno:ls \V:tlter W., clerk, I:. Mnfg. Cu., off .\lOOcl.V, II. 

at Catttbdge 

Simmons \Villi:Ltn, brick layer, Ms. 5 Mechnuic 

Simmons Willii~tn W., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 66 Ash 

Simonds Anna M., widow of ,J. l3ower. h. 26 fi:t.rvartl 

Sitnonds Ir:l, at Am. IV. W. Co.. rtns. 33 I’t.ospecL 

Sitnottd;; doe1 1-T.. It. ‘l’rap~ln rd.. near Quince 

‘IiTRt‘y 

B!rcNA.l3B’fs 

Genuine. Cork SoZe Shoes, $3.00 and $4.00. 


_~~ 

Simoud3 .J. b(JWer, tlied Septemlxr 10, 1890 

Simoncls Marp A., Miss, Il. 933 Main 

Simontls Will’iam, teamster, bds. I:‘0 Bacon 

Sinclair Alfred, weaver, 8. Mnfg. CU., bds. 365 Iiiver 

Sincl:iir James A., 11. 67 Prospect 

Siug Chin, lautldry. P28 Moody, Il. do. 

Sing Qucuig, larlntlry, 34 Levington, 11. do. 

Singer Mufg. CO. (‘lb), Davitl Xillar, agent, I77 Moody 

Single Annie, widow of Simou, h. 27 illder 

Siugler J:tnet,widuw of John, Ms. A. Olmemus’,off Bacon 

Singletou Lydia S. Mrs., h. 6.5 Robbins 

Siu~leton William A ., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 57 Adams 

Sin%eton William H ., weaver, H. Mnfg. Co.,li. 45 Spring 

SkeIle Heilry K., job m:mter, Am.W.\\‘.Co., h. 16 &faple 

Skeltoa Gecqrge, carpenter, II. 64 Lowell 

Skerritt I~rlwxrd G., plumber, 44 Spruce, rms. 23 Gushing 

Skinner Ellis L., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 49 Chestnut 

Skiuner Everett, hairtlres~er, 6X1 Main, and tailors’ cutter, 

G!t4 do., rms. 4 Harvard av. 

Skinner George C., L ftt Am. W. \V. Co., rrns. 132 Crescent 

Skinner Isuac W., at Am. W. W. Co., rm5. 310 Moody 

Skiuuer Joseph \V., clerk, 165 Bloody, I’IDY. 163 do. 

Skolield ttobert,G., jobber, II. 120 Bsuhanqe 

Slack Dexter l’.. trav. salesm:ln, h. 47 Ad:rms 

Slamiu James, moved to I~ostorl [blk. do. 

Slanenwliite JosepiI, farm lJaud,Clms. E‘. Smith’s, Liacoln, 

Slaue,y Frank W., moved from city 

Slatterp Annie &ss, h. 30 Calvary 

Slatterp Daniel I. , molder (\Vateriomn), h. 9 Felton 

Shttery David, weaver, 15. Mnfg. Co., Ms. 365 River 

Slatterp I\lichael, moltler (Wat,ertuwn), il. 162 Fclton 

Slavin -John, laborer, h. 144 Willow 

Sleeper Ada Mrs.. clerk, 107 Moody, 11. 160 Lowell 

Sleeper Carlos G., messenger (33 &orth Market, U.), h. 

115 Harvard 

Sleeper 0. Edwiu, machinist, h. 844 &lyrtle 

Sleeper Percy RI., moved to Lowell 

Sly Augustus B., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 180 Lowell 

Small Caroliiie I,., widow of Charles, h. 29 Spring 

Small Ch:irles E., engineer (Fire Boat 31, I$. j, house 

48 Adams 

Small Ferdinand, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 97 Vernon 

Small George F., driver, i4 Bacon, bcls. 29 Spring 

Small James I)., carpenter, 11. Pond av., bey. Il;mcry 

Small John, moulder, 115 Bacon, h. 1%6 Poud 

Small Joseph, movecl to Maine 

Small Kate, widow of James It., brls. 40 Prospect 

Small Lvdia T., widow of Daniel E‘., bds. 14 Spruce 

Small \illiam A.,nxspector,Am. W.W.Co., h. 15 Robbins 

Smiddy George E., oil tester, bds. 456 Main 

Smiley Fred J., turner, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 39 Ihcou 

PBICES Wood, i3arker & Co., 

the Lowest 

h the City. 

LXJ-MBEFL 

~a.ecm Street, Waltham-

268 ~V~LTII~M [X] DIRECT~BU 

Smith Abngail Mrs., died May 31, 1892 

Smith Abbie A. Miss. 11. I:l’ooli, II. Lincoln 

Smith Adr~~:u~: inspector (1Vatertown). 11. 103 Cusl~i~~g 

Smith Albert IS., at Am. IV. \\‘. CO., II. 40 Clicstuut 

Srnitll Albert II;.. electrician (U.), hcls. 185 Ash 

Smith Albert 0.. moved to Medforcl 

Smith Alcle~ W., at Am. IV. W. Co., Il. 151 I~obbiris 

Smith Alfred, compositor, Free Press, 79 Illootly, boards 

75 Lincoln 

Smith AII~:~ S. Xiss, house moreester lane 

Smith Artllut’ F ., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 32 IIizh 

Smith Arthur G., at Am. w. w. co., 11. 123 Ash 

SmitlL Arthur L’., principal, South Gramnmr School,house 

1 1 High 

Smith Ikujalniu C., laborer, rms. 42 Lesirqtou 

Smith Britlget, widow of James, h. 35 Felton 

Smith Caroline E;., died April 3, 1892 

Smith Callrerine A. Xrs., died Korernher 4, 1890 

Smith Catlicrirre C. Mrs., died Xarch 2, 1891 

Slnitlk CLiatles C., h. 87 South 

Smith Cli~rlcs E., farmer, b. Chnrles F. Smith’s, Liucoln 

/ Smith (Jlwles F., at Am. IV. W. Co., Ii. 149 High 

Smith Cl~lcs F., farmer, house Liuaoln, opp. Smith 

Smith ~llarles F. A., law stutleut (L-I. U. Cuulbriclgc), h. 

Kverztt Smith’s, I,iucolu 

,Smith Cl~arles H., m:.tchinist, Am. W. T. Co..l1.49 &Iyrtle 

Smith Ch:~rles P., nt Am, W. \V. Co., rms. 29 Spi,uce 

Smith Davton W.. drivel , 233 12acon. btls. i-ii do. 

Ytnitli I~u\~itl, t:rilor, (ll.), Ii. 6 I High 

Smith Ihlu:l ,J. Mrs., died Xov. 3, 1592 

Stuitll k~~iwr~~~d. carpenter at3d btriltler, h. Auburn, near 

Aut~rlrtl 

‘rexlu2 

Smith l%lffar(l.. hairdresser, Ii. renr 2G Lexington 

$uiitti l

Smith ISverett, farmer, 116use Lincoln, near Lake 

YB~~‘JH E. M. bi CC). (Edwin M. Smith and Charles 

k 5 P. Orne), apothecaries, 13 &IOOdv (see p. 91) 

Smith Francis C., farmer, house i5 iincoln 

Smith Francis C. Jr., florist, Curve, bds. 75 Lincoln 

Smi\h Prank, luborrr, house foot ~Vhitcomb 

Smith Frank C., clerk, 4G Spruce, rtns. 26 Adams 

,Smil,h Frank C., farmer, 1~. 75 Lincoln 

Smith Fred H., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 35 High, suite G 

Smith Fred tl., at Am. W. T. Co.. h. 77 Tavlor 

Smith Fred W., clerk, 691 Main, boards 86 C!entral 

Smith Frederick W., baker, Newton, car. Calvary, house 

Whitcomb, near Benefit 

Smith George. carprnter, house SG Central 

Smith George A., bookkeeper (Hamilton National Bank, 

60 Devonshire, B.), house 243 J,intlen 

smith George H., carpenter, h. Bedford, near Prosl)ect 

Smith George El., jig sawyer (Camb.), 11. 113 Crescent 

Smith Hnt,lun I-‘.. pastor, Beth-Kdeo Baptist cl~urch. rnis. 

1.54 Ash 

smith Harry L., pinion maker, Am. \V. W. Co., bds. W. 

0. Smitli’s, Charles St. aVenUe 

Srnitb Harry W., sjlpt. W. 13. & D. Works, River, house 

61 Newton [Crescent 

Smith Harrv \P ., machinist, Am. W. T. Co., b;ards 113 

Smith H&ey S., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 49 Crescent 

Smith Henry F., nickle plater. h.rear 89 Francis 

Smith Herbert, at Am. \V.\V. Co., rms. 21 Adams 

Smith Herman G.. at Am. W. \V. Co., bds. 245 Charles 

Smith James, carpenter, bds. 238 Felton 

smith James, lai)orer, hoxe 270 River 

smith *James S.. machinist, Am. W. W. Co.: Woerd 

avenue, C. 1’. 

Smith James F.. clerk (Is.), b;1s. 63 Cedar 

Stnitll Jennie 81. Miss, boards 78 Lyman 

Smith John A., engineer, honae 15 Day [808 Main 

Smith John A. (dmith & Nvej, butter and eggs. rear 

smith Johu F., sub.letter carrier, P. O., II. 203 Pelton 

Smith Louisa, widow of Oliver II., h. 19 Harvarcl avenue 

Smith Lucretin Mrs.. dressmaker, 61 HigIl. house do. 

Smith Lucy RI., widow of Alonzo, bds. 1 Highland place 

Smith Margaret Mrs., died hIarch 1, 1891 

Smith Margaret, wirlow of Thomas, house 3t Clinton 

Smith Maria. l’., widow of \Viliinm W., h. 27 Francis 

Smith Mark, boarding :iouse, 23 Robbins, 1~. do. 

,Srnith Martha L. iUiss, boards 4C Lincoln 

Slnith Martha W., widow of Perez, ho:lse 46 Lincoln 

Smith nIaqi P., RI iss, boards 46 Liucoln 

~lnitil T~1n1.y J., widow of Leonard F., h. 78 Lyman 

Switil Mary M. Miss, clerk, Mass. School fur the Feeble 

Rli~rtleti, off Quince, b&3. (lo. 

ATWOQD & SHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Lincoln Block0 

FURNACES, R,ANGES and STOVES, 


Smith Nathan, farmer. hottse Lincoln, near Lake 

Smith Eatban IS,, poultry dealer, boards Nathan Smith’s, 

Smith Nellie I

\TALTHAM [fjl DIRIWI’ORY 271 

Snow Johu EI.,drauglltsmsn,Brn.W. W. Co., h.126 Brown 

Sntiw Joseph H., engineer, W. B. & D. Works, house 

477 Main 

Suow William El., pivoter, Am. W.W.Co.,h. 14 Lawrence’ 

Snyder. see Schneider 

Somers Itobert B., prop. Free Press,Job Priut,iS Moody, 

house 15 Charles 

So~nes Charle~s P., at Am. W. IV. Co., rms. 11 Walnut 

Somes George L., at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 356 Moody 

Soper Grace W. Miss, assistant editor, Boston Journal 

(262 Washington, B.), boards 147 Lexington 

Soper John ][I:., flour (Chamber of Commerce bldg., rm. 

207 Indin,B.), house 14i Lesitgton 

Sopcr Mabel B. Miss, artist, bds. 14r Lesington 

soule George H., yard foreman, D. & F. Mnfg. Co., 

Foundry ave., house at Charlestown 

Southard Charles, boarding house, 417 ltiver 

Southard George, bds. 417 liiver 

Sduthwick Clarence I., ma&mist, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 

337 Crescent 

Spary Claude W., musician, moved to Fitchburg 

Spary William C., leader, Am. W. W. Co. Band, house 

9:’ Myrtle 

Spulcliug Charles F., supt. TV. G. L. Co., house Warren 

aveuue, near Lexington 

Spaulding Clarence, painter, bds. 3.;3 Moody 

Spaulding Dexter IN., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 94 Alder 

Spaulding Harriet F. Mrs., house 46 South 

Spaultling Herbert H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 188 Adams 

S~multling Herman G., clerk (Newton), bds 46 South 

Spaulding Jasiah, master mariner, house 110 Bobbins 

Spaulding Patrick E., clerk, 601 slain, rms. 1% Charles 

Spaultiing William It., at Am. W. W. Co., house 118 

ltobbins 

Spear Cyrene D., widow of Joseph, house 61 Lawrence 

Spear Guy M., salesman (YiO Washington, B.), house 

248 Ash 

Spear Martha J., wi,low of Orr:t P., house 18 Alder 

Spear Mary E., widow of Charles H., house 2.48 Ash 

Spear, see Spier 

Spechts Balfour P.; carpenter, boards 107 Pine 

Spechts William C., boards 107 Pine 

Sprir llobert, at Am. W. W. Co., house 23 Myrtle 

Spelman Margaret, widow of Jeremiah, house 3 Pine 

hpelmau Michael F., music teacher, boards 3 Pine 

Spellman Ann, widow of James, house 130 Charles 

Spencer A. Kddson, machinist’s helper (Pi.), bonrds 75 

Alder 

Spencer Catherine Mrs., house 75 Alder 

Spencer Herbert ‘l’.,salesmnc,698 Mniqbds.5 Mt.Pleasant 

WOOD,BARKER & CO., 

Bacon St., Waltham, 

Oh’ MASS. CENT. R. B.

Spencer Sarah, widow of Mark F., house I2 Stearns 

Speocer Walter, at Am. W. IV. Co., rms. 107 Adams 

Spencer William H.,, died Xov. 14, 1890 

Sperry Angnst, at Am. W. \V. Co., house 12 Alder 

Spier Artl1ur It., died Jan. 31, 1891 

Spofford 1%. Lewis, clerk, 512 Main, house 8734 do, 

Spooner IInru,on C. ( II. C. Spooner & SOH), rmdertnker, 

138 Xoody, house 156 do. 

IPUONEK H. C. & SON (Harmon C. and Robert 

rs l3. YpoOuer)) undertakers nod opholsterers, 13s 

Noxly (see page 54) 

Spooner L\tart!m E. 1&s., moved to Maine 

Spooner Robert IS. (H. C. Spooner & Son), undertaker, 

158 Al00Cly, house 56 Cashing 

Spooner William B.. undertaker, boards 1% Moocly 

7PRLPlr’G GEORGE F., life iusurance, room 1, 

5 Rletl~odist bldg., 3 Moody, rms. 16 \Yhitney av. 

see page 10) 

Y k IKG STREET XRRKET, Gately &OS., 

s props., 5 Spring (see page (ill) 

Hprod George, carpenter, rooms 132 Adams 

Stackpole Martha A. Alias, dressm:&er, Y 7 Vernon, b.clo. 

Stacy William (Z.F. Legcr & Co.), carpenter and builder, 

16 Sun, hoose at Cambridge 

Stafford Norman Al., foreman (118 Portland, B.), house 

Warren, near Beaver 

Standard Sewing Machine Co., Paul H. Dunnigan, mallager, 

210 hl~ody 

Stnnkard Bridget i

WALTIIAM [ S’J DIRECTGRY 273 

Staples Edward F. (Staples Bras.), baker, 67 sod ‘il 

Charles, h. 69 do. 

Staples Francis IV., mason, Am. W. W. Co.,h. 16 Vernon 

Staples Heury IS., bookkeeper (B.), bds. 16 Vernon 

St:kl)les Johu F.,machiuist,Am. W. ‘I’. Co., h. 196 Charles 

Staples r,:dicj~ S., at Am. IV. W, Co., h. llj Myrtle 

Staples St&a R. Xss, clerk (F. 12. R. depot, U.), bds. 

IG Vernon 

Starbuck Alexander, editor and prop., Walthnm Daily 

and Weekly Free Press, 79 Noody, 11. 43 Lexington 

Starbuck Edward P., dentist, 621 Mam, room C, house 

32 Newton 

Starbuck G. Franklin, student, bds. 43 Lexington 

Starbuck Walter P., music teacher. 43 Lexington, b. do. 

Stark Bonney, teamster, 239 School, h. Pood st. ct. 

Stark Catherine Mrs., moved to Europe 

Stark Francis, fireman, I. R. R., h. 580 Main 

Stark Grace G. Miss, compositer, Waltham Daily Tribuue, 

G’Ld Nain, bd;l. 78 Lexiugton 

TARK JOHN, machinist, rear 218 Moody. and 

s gen. m$rrsger: \V:litharn Electric Clock Co., do., h. 

220 do, (see p. (W7) 

S 

TARK ROBERT M., lawyer, 621 Main, room F, 

and (42 Courl;, room 16, U.), h. 176 Main(see p.20) 

ntarmer William, knitter, Tomlin & Sou, West Dale, h. 

15 Plvmpton 

Staunton i%ward, laborer, h. 28 Whitcomb 

Stearns A&line W. hIrs., died ,Jan. 2., 1890 

Ste:trus Alvin R., driver, bds. 71 Francis 

Stearns Amos, farmer, 11. Trapelo road,west of Lexiagton 

Stearns Andrew W., clerk, Central House, bds. do. 

Stenlns Burr E. Miss, bds. 50 Vernon 

Slearns Charles, laborer, Blartin House, bds. do. 

Stearus Charles A., farmer, 11. Winter, near West 

Kt,earns Charles A., Jr., milkman, Winter, near West. 

hou

274 V’AI,THAhf [fj] IJ~I:W’l‘i>KU 

Stearns Joseph S., h. 35 \Yillow 

Stearns .Johu IV., jauilor, h. 11 Cushiug 

Stearns M~~rtha A., widow of Leonard, h. 468 Main 

Stearns Mary C. Miss, hoards Gi Grant 

Stearns Rhoda A. Miss, house 171 Summer 

Stearns Sarah Miss, house 1 it Summer 

Stearns Susan IT., widow of Charles V., bds GO Hall 

Stearns Walter RI., student, 4515 Rlsiu 

Stpnrns Watson, steam and gas fitter, 693 Main, house 

68 Grant 

Stearns William B., farmer, b. Amos Stearns’,‘I’rapclo rd. 

Stearns William H., watchmaker, Am. W. IV. Co., house 

71 Francis 

Stearns !Villiatn H., Jr.,at Am. W. W. Co., It.179 Charles 

Stedmnn George It., printer, Music Hnll ave., house at 

Westou 

Steed John, laborer, house 38 Calvarv 

Steele Anuie J. Miss, chief operator, %. E. T. & ‘I’. Co., 

bds. 25 Brown 

Steele A. Richard, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 10 Robbins 

Steele David, driver, J. J. S. Peterson, Riverview pl., 

boards do. 

Steele ,John, house 25 Brown 

Steele ‘i’homsx L s, at Am. W. W. Co.! bds. 25 Brown 

Steer James, moved to England 

Stehtnatt \Viiliam It., at, Am. W. TV. Co., h. i4 Orange 

Steinberg Joseph, physician, 832 Main, h. do. 

Steit,buc:k Frederick, engineer, II. *5 John 

Steirn Isaac PI., jour. tailor, 139 Moody, 11. at Boston 

Stemler Henry, machiuist, bds. 17 llnrtwell 

Stepheuson Benjamin T., moved to Dorchester 

Stephettson Fred E., wood worker, 213 Felton, rtne. 33 

Francis 

Sterling Lewis L., driver, Am. Es. Co., 6 Church, house 

2-U Charles 

Stevens Charles, coachman, A. Flagg, Forest, house 

Trapelo road, near do. 

Stevens Charles W., engineer, W. G. L. Co., b. 23 Hall 

btevens Edwin D., student, bds. 50 Xvrtle 

Stevens Eugene It., at Am. IV. W. Co., rooms W. pi. 

Cratts’, Derby 

Stevens Eugene It., brakeman. I. Ii. R., Me. 28 Gordon 

Stevens Francis E., at Atn. W. \V. Co., 11. 28 Gordon 

Stevens Fred L.: macltiuist, Am. IV. W. Co., bds. 23 

\Vestori 

Strveus George E.; photo printer, 111 Xoody. h. 49 High 

Stevens Ilenry M., at Am. W. IV. Co., rms. 126 AIootly 

Stevens Jacob H., machinist (12.)) h. private way, otf 

&tin, beyond old car stable 

Stevetts John, contractor, house 29 Bolton 

Stevctts 

-- 

Johu, shoemaker (West Newton), h. 50 Pine 

CHAS. F’. McNABB & CO., * . 

~OCYI’S AND SHOES- 

Methodist Building, 4 Moody St,, Wbltham,

TVrlLTHdM [s] 1~IRECTORY 275 

Stevens Jose!]!] II., station age:lt, Riverview station, F. 

R. It,. 1~. 8 Winthro!) 

Stevens hlnry E., widow of Xatlrnnie! F., h. 56 Myrtle 

Stevens Milton H., al Am. W’. IV. Co., h. 20 Riverside 

av., c. P. 

Stevens Sewell, carpenter, Am. W. W. Co., h. 23 Weston 

Stevens Olin IV.. trav. salesman, htls. 5G Myrtle 

Stevens Warren A., station agent, Roberts Crossing station, 

F. R. R..h. 20 Turner 

Stevenson Cztn!~bc11, weaver (Watertown), II. 121 Grove 

Stevenson Jolln, driver, r. 858 Main, bds. 856 do. 

Stevenson William A., carrmge painter (MaIden), bds. 

%i H:lrnmond 

Stewart Anna .J. Miss, b. James Stewart’s. off Winter 

Stewart knnahella L. Miss, nurse. rms. 746 Main 

Stewart Charles A., at W. B. & D. Works, bds. 177 

Chestnut 

S!ewart Frank, farmer, bds. James Stewart’s, off Winter 

Stewart Fr:tnk O., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 75 Adams 

Stewar; *James, farmer, 11. ot Winter, n. Lincoln line 

Stewart .lames J., moved to Boston 

Stew:lrt James I,., milkman, 755 &in, h. do. 

Stewart Hntnn $1, farmer, h. 0tT Winter, n. Lincoln line 

Stcw:lrt Sn.mu~:! A., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 85 Hall 

Stewart William A., student, 78 Crescent, rtn$. 1 Spruce 

Stewart W. ,John, driver, 71- Bacon. h. 86 do. 

Stickney Arvilla A., widow of Rufus, h. 280 Moody 

Stickney Bell H. Mrs., II. 11 Brown 

Sticknev Charles H., h. 701 hlain 

Stiokne~ Francis G., clerk, W. Co-operative Rltlli, 63i 

!U&, rm. 3., bds. 701 do. [Curti s 

Sticlcney Henry P., watchman. Am. W. W. Co., h. 41 

Stickney John EI., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 11 Brown 

Stickney Rufus, died Aug. 30, 1391 

Stifeley dacoh. clerk, 80 Charles. bds. 50 dn. 

Stiles Fred Merritt, physici:in, 119 Adams. h. do. 

Stiles Hannah A., widow of Amrni Es., h. 31 Newton 

Stilphen Alice W. Miss, bookkeeker. 112 Bloody, rms. 73 

Taylor 

Stil!>hen Charles F. (Stil!)hen & Yetten), Waltham and 

Boston Express, furnit,ure moving, etc.. 11% Moody, 

and (3% and 36 Court sq.. B.). h. 116 School 

T[LPHER & YETTEN (Charles F. Stilphen and 

S Jasper H. Yetten), props., Boston and Waltham E:Spress, 

112 Moodr antl( !4 Devonshire,iG E

Stokes Albert, rnnchinist. Am. W. T. Co.,lhtls. 321 Moody 

StokesJames, clper: 1%. 1111fg. Co.. II. 32 Charles 

Stokes Lewis, baker, 11. Sd~ool, n. Grant 

Stokes Williatn( Xortimer & Ctr.),cyole acent. 8 Crescent, 

nnfl tnnclitnist, Am. IV. IV. Co., 11. 17 Taylor 

stone hrttlltr L., hds. 80 ‘l+l& 

Stone Austin A., station agent, Stony Brook station, Ii‘. 

Lt. Lt. (Westou)2 It. off Weston, near Stony Brook 

Stone Clt:trles Itls. 32 Floyd 

Stone I\Iilton A., trnv. anlesmnn (638 We~hing~on, B.), 

II. 9 1 Church 

Stone Stillm:ttt H., nt Am. W. \V, Co., It. 241 Brown 

TOSE W[LLIAPf B., hats. c:tps, and gettt’sfnrs 

nisltings, 634 hlain. 1x1s. $2 Floyd (see page 119) 

Stune William H.,m:dtit,i~t. Ant. IV. T. Co., Is.80 ‘I‘;tjllor 

Storer I’:tnerson, rn0torm~in. \V. Cpr, N. St,. R., h. 9it.i JIain 

Storer S ttxh F., widow of \Yoodbut~p, td. II:. 1’. Var- 

INIU’S, P:\rk 

~(:UShing 

Siott Cl~rles \V.. b:~gpg rtxtster. F. R. IL., h. 100 

Stowtill Georg: [I., frelghi, cas!lier, 12. R. R. (12ustoti), h. 

33 Ii&Cl1 

Stowell George L., at ,Lm. W. IV. Co., h. i2 Orange 

Stowell Su%bn A., widow of Henry C., music: te:tclxr, h. 

53 AltIe 

Stomell William A., horse trsiner. II. 7-2 Or:~nge 

Sttxle Fret1 S., carpenter, It. ‘LL Riood~ 

St&e .J. Elmer, c:q)enter, II. 90 Myrtle 

Strate Willie I

I 

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I 

Stratton Milton W., nrchit x3 (R.), Ms. 58 Prospect 

Stratton Rufus S., s:ilesrn~~n.(ili M liu,rms. 158 Lexiugton 

Stratto-, Sarah S., widow of Daniel, h. 50 \Valnnt 

Stratton Thomas D.&y goods, hardware, eti., 613 Maiu, 

II. 740 do. 

TRAUCH ASDREW, cigar mnfg., 655 Main, h. 

15 Common (see 1)age 613) 

s 

Strauch George H. clerk, 685 hCain, bds. 15 Commou 

Streeter Harry P.. at Am. W. W. Co.,rms. 83 Cherry 

St,retton hrthbr, h. Barnes, near \V>Nren, L. P. 

Strickland Elizabeth O., widow of George FV., h. 29 

Crescent 

Strickland George IV., at Am. ‘II’. W. Co.. h. 29 Crescent 

Storer John H., real estate broker (113 Devonshire B.), 

sux~nrer residence, Heaver, 11. Lymxn 

Storer 1’atienc.e Mrs., died Jan. 7, 1892 

Storey M~rthn 14:. Mrs., died .Jnu. 12, 1891 

Strite Emily, widow of Charles S., moved to Ca21,bridge 

Strite \Villiatru. died Sept 12, 1890 

s 

TROUT GEORGE E., nrchitect, National Bank 

buildlllg. 637 Xain, room 16, h. 15 Harvard av. (see 

page 8) 

Strout Jacob E., died Jan. 11, 1892 

Stubbles Charles v., foretuau of gilding ream, U. S. W. 

Co., !I. 20 Sharon 

Stuck julius, baker, i69 Main. b. rear 74 Central 

Stucki Fritz, at Am. CV. W. Co., h. 30 Fern 

Studhr,lm Joseph H., at Am. W. W. Co., rooms 10 

kIanrtya, c. 1’. 

StntcLkoff’ Samuel, at Am. YV. VT.%., rms. 92 Brawn 

Sull~ran Arthur I., clerk (B.), 11. 86 Brown 

Sullivan Catherine Mrs., bds. 61 Charles 

Sullivan Catherine, witlow of Cornelius, 11. 22 Sun 

Sullivan Catherine E. Miss. died April 29, 1890 

Sullivan Ctlrysostom P., at Am. \V. W. CO., hds. 167’ 

Cbnrles 

[I 20 Feltou 

Sullivan Cornelius, hostler, city stables, Pond, house rear 

Sullivan Daniel, painter, h. 4.5 Calvary 

Sullivan Daniel F. died April 14, 1891 

Sullivan Dennis, bds. 82 Perchance 

Sullivau Dennis hf., died -4~. 21, 1890 

Sullivan Ellen Mrs., moved to Newton Upper Falls 

Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer. h. 3s Central 

Sullivan ,John. farmer, b. \Vest, near Weston line 

Sullivnu ,John, moltler, 51 Peltou, b. 16 Mechanic 

Sullivan John A., case pulisller (17 Province, I$.), house 

Sullivan John G., farmer, house 83 Exchange 

Sullivan Josephine M. Miss. moved to Boston 

Sullivan Margaret L. Niss, teacher (\Vatertowu), boards 

35 Celltld 

ATWOOD &z SHAW, 

137 IWoody Street, Waltham, 

PLUMBING and GA8 FITTlNG, 


278 w.2T,‘rTT.\Jr [SJ T)Tl:lwKu~P 

I_.- ~ ---.-.- -~ -___ -d 

Sullivan Mary nh., died Feb. I-l, I891 

~uilivan Mary, widow of Dennis, nurse, btls. S Colby av. 

@Sullivan Mary. widow of John, II. 139 Charles 

Sullivan nhy A., widow of Daniel I.. 11. r. 27 He:lrtl 

Sullivan Mary E. Miss, moved to Newton Upper Fall.3 

Sullivan hlanrice F,, laborer, rms. 96 Kammond 

Sullivan Michael I%., telegraph operator (7 State, B.), h- 

3 Harvard place [I67 Charles 

Sullivan Nellie A. Miss, bookkeeper. 5 Spring, boards 

Sullivan Yatriek. movttl to Newtou Upper Falls 

Sullivan Peter, I:~horrr, I&. 25 Felton 

Sullivan Sarah Mrs., died dIa~,ch 4, 3890 

Sullivan Thomas h’.‘., clerk, G Mm, and nurse, boards rear 

27 Heard [dxIIIg~ 

Sullivan ‘I’hon~as J., h:lirdresser, 3 Lexington, b. 82 KY- 

Sullivan Timothy, Iather. b. 167 Charles 

Sullivan Timotl~y, brick layer, brls. 11 Mechanic 

Sullivan Timothy J., shipper, 20 Felton, b. 167 Charles 

Suilivan William C., Hoor layer, h. 107 Bacon 

Sulloway Atleline A., widow of Israel W., h. 101 School 

Summer E:liaubeth Miss, move(l to Xewburg, N. Y. 

UUN INS. OFFICE, of London, Enpl:~nti, William 

b El. Johnson. agent, rm. 2, Rlethudist bldg., 3 Xoody 

(see page 11) 

,Sonderhanf David. weaver (Bemis Station),h. 8.5 Francis 

Xundertlauf John O., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 8.5 Francis 

Sutlle+land Sarah Miss. matron, Mass. School for the 

Feeble Minded. off Quince, Ms. do. 

Sutton George I>., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 155 River 

Sutton Joseph M.) at \V. 13. Bi I). Works, b. 155 River 

Sutton Josrph M., Jr., protluce dealer, b. Ihi River 

Swain Arthur IV., at Au]. W. W. Co., II. 9 Brown 

S\vain Kagene H., prop., Waltham Horologica~ Sichool, 

and watch mnfr., 78 Crescent, 11. 15’7 do. 

Swaiu Herbert, at Am. W’. \V. Co., b. 9 Krown 

Swan Charles H., clerk, 189 Moody, b, i5 Custling 

Swan Dexter A., died Nov. 19. 1889 

Swan E~iward N., at Am. W. \V. Co., b. 17 Cashing 

Swan Ernest A., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 1.5 Cnshing 

Swan Frank E., at Am. W. IV. Co.. rms. 291 Crescent 

Swan Harvey .J,, piano :rgent, h. 15 Cushi ng 

Swansan J. Hammond, wheel inspector, l+‘. R. R. (B.), 

house end Hastings av. 

Swanton George W.. pIinter. h. Benefit, near Newton 

Swart David, died Jan. 24,189t 

Swarts ,John L., movetl to Natick 

Swasey James El., carpellter, h. 30 Common 

Sweeuey Ann, widow of E’atrick, h. 74 Exchange 

Sweeney Dennis, third hand, 13. Mnfg. Co., b. 409 River 

Sweeney Ed&rd J., carriage painter, J. J. S. Peterson, 

Riverview pl., off Prospect 

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WALTIL~M [T] DIRECTORY 279 

Sweney Frank J., hairdresser,596 Main, b.P. Sweene~‘s, 

Williams 

Sweeney .Johu IX.. hds. P. Sweeney’s, Williams 

Sweeney Mary, widow of Cornelius, b. 219 School 

Sweeney Peter, at B. Xufg. Co., 1~. Williams, south of 

Felton 

Sweeney Peter H., laborer, 11. 57 Felton 

Sweene Thomas P., Inborer, bds. 74 Exchange 

Sweeney William, driver, 268 School, bds. do. 

Sweet klvirn N., witlow of John W., 11. 346 Moody 

Sweetman John. moved to Boston 

Swensen Frithof, operative, B. Mnfg. C~.,rms. 239 Felton 

Swenson Victor. at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 239 Felton 

Swett Clarence W.. carpenter, h. 346 Moody 

Swett Fred II:., finisher, Am. W. W. Co., h. 206 Ash 

Swett Freeman C., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 87 Cherry 

Swett Herbert C., at Am. W. W. Co., II. 346 Moody 

Swett Rollins 11.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 118 Brown 

Swift George A., engineer. 1’. R. I~., 11. 220 Moody 

KTlrester I’~lwnrd E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., boards 

11 Cuslling 

Sylvester Levi A., elcrk, Am. KS. Co., G Church, 1’10s. 

14 Cl1nrles 

Sylvia George, machiuist, Am. W. W. Co., h. 17 Wad+ 

worth avenue 

S.vlvia George W., clerk. 723 Xliu, b. 14 Cullis 

Symmes Calelr C., moved to Newtonville 

Sgmrnes Sarah IL, widow of Thomas, 11. 30 Robbins 

Svmmes Thsmas I., moved to Spritq$ield, Ohio 

Simon,ls Samuel L. (B. 1’. I’oz~lc Sz Co.), Bostou Spa, 

confectionery. 95 Moody, II. at Peabody 

Syrett #James F.. at Am. CV. W. Co., h. 19 Sharon 

Syrett Robert W.. at Am. W. \V. Co., b~ls. 223 Ash 

Svrett. William. moved to Springfield 

TABER GEORGIA: It., coilector (31 Milk, rm. 10, I%.), 

bds. 33 Harris 

Tal)er George W., Innclrinist, h. 48 Myrtle 

Tubor .John ‘I’., clerk (12.), btls. 118 Chestnut 

‘l’abor W. EIaveloclr, driver, Davis Express, 112 Moody, 

house 3 Uuion 

Taft Clarton H., police. II. 3.5 Alden 

‘raft Dokx Miss, teacher, Xorth Grammar school, hoards 

.iGti Main 

Taft Edwin W., died Dec. Zi, 1890 

Tarbell Alfred W., clerk, Sewer Co*nmissiouers office, 2i 

nlootly, room 1, tltis. 165 Summri 

Tarbell Ii.tlward I

Tardy Amzbile, 0p:rntive. 13. Mafg, Co., h. 77 Pelton 

Tate Charles L., house 26 Cross 

Tay Au11 Elizabeth Miss, bds. 764 Main 

Tny Heurv. gatetnnn, Lyman street crossing, M. C. R.R., 

bds. ‘564 Mnitl 

Tay Mary A.. mirlow of Henry, h. 764 Main 

Taylor Alltlrew J., carpenter’, h. 35 1I:trvnrd 

Taylor Armie E., widow of Johu A., 1~. 74 Derby 

Taylor Annie .I., widow of Robert D., bdj. 185 Ash 

Taylor I;dward T., cnr!xllter, II. 25 Glmt 

TaJrlor I’:ilcn, widow of Thomns, h. 180 School 

Tay!or* Frauk B., confectiouery, bds. 47 Derby 

Taylor George, painter, 11. 71 Hammond 

Taylor George K., machinist, Am. W. W. co., looms 61 

Robbins 

Taylor George W., postal clerk (I

v,rhrdTH.il\[ [T] I)Il~iiCTOl~Y 231 

Teele Arthur P., student (C:zmI)ridqe), b,ls. 51 School 

Teele Gartluer A., provisious, 1~. .54t Main 

Teele .J. Osc:ir, lawyer (42 Court, U.), summer resident 

51 School 

Telfer Helen M.. widow of Robert, h. 16 Whitney ave. 

Telfer Robert, died Feb. -27, 1831 

Temple Kellie D. >Iiss, tenciler, Orange-street sChOOl, 

btls. 3412 Moody 

TernpI\: Susn~l. widow of Theron, h. 20 Russell 

Temple Theron, died Deco. 25, 1890 

EMPK,E THERON W., deutist, National Bauk 

T huiltliog, !i:iT Main, rooms 7 and 8, h. 20 Russell, n. 

Hnrv~r~l (see p. 90) 

Templeton Frank H., clerk (U.), 111s. 13 Dwtmouth 

Templeton James M., night watchman, U. S. W. Co., 

bds. 13 Dartmouth 

Teuanty James, carpenter, 11. 26 &Kenn 

‘renmty 3Iatthcw, carpenter, b#ls. 4i Calvary 

‘l’enallty Michael B., carpenter, 11. rear 58 Calva;y 

Tengstrom Andrew, tnnchiuist, D. & F. Mufg. Co., h. 50 

School ave. 

Tennev Frank IA., carpenter, George Damaon,lms.228 Ash 

Tennei Fred ,J.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 53 Chestnut 

Tennev Hiram A.. moved to Natick 

Tenn& Relief S. Mrs., moved to New Hampshire 

Te~ell~Jdmm S. Mrs., bcI3. 19 Winthrop 

Terrio Alexander, diuiug rooms, 213 Felton, 11. 225 do. 

Terry J. l\lcCnlly, moved to Denver, Col. 

Tetlow George B , foreman sheet iron dept., D. & F. 

Mtlfg. Co., Foundry ave., 11. at Chelsea 

Tettler James H., at u. Mnfs. Co., II. Brown’s lane 

mddje~ Watson M., moved to Gloucester 

Th:tger Charles H., trav. salesman, h. 436 Main 

‘IXiper Mary J., widow of’J. Gorham, h. 537 &tin 

Thelesphor Dennis, blacksmith, h. 90 Felton 

TI~&q~l~il~s Cafe, at 13. Mnfg. Co., bds. 117 South 

Thibudeau Frank, carpeuter, h. 91 South 

Thihotlcau John H., buckle makt>r, bds. 91 South 

‘l’hom Sewnll W., as Am. IV. IV. Co., rms. 175 Brown 

‘hom:~s Alpheus O., trav. salesman, 11. 26 ‘l’a.vlol 

r \Ht)&bis ABRIE Rx. ohms., florist, 177 &~OOdy, 

1 ant1 bosrtling house, 1Oi do. (SW page 622 j 

‘J’l~o~nns Jscnj:lmin, student, Ms. 101 Adams 

~rtlolnss hJS. (Daniel J. and ,J:tmes H. ‘lIiomxs~, contractor, 

o:~rpenters and builders. 23 Exchange 

Tllonns Charles A., mauhiilist, Am. \V. W. Co., house 

134 l3rown 

Thonns Corriuue Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 20 Orange 

Thomas Daniel J. (Thotnss Bros.), contractor, carpenter 

and builder, 23 Exchange, 11. do. 

Thomas Darius, died Jjec. 12, 1891 

ATWOOD dk SEXAW, 


PLUMBING and GAS FITTISG, 

KITCHEN FURNISHINGS, Etc.

2% WALTHAM [~‘-f 1 IIIRECTORY 

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Thomas Ernestine N. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., house ‘LO 

ChUge 

Thom~~s I&tiler N., widow of I)nrius. 11. 61 Ta,vlor 

Thom:~s Frrd, lrl:lcl;smith’s helper, J. L. ‘I’. AIufg. Co., 

II. 5G TLwner 

Thom:~s George I)., reporter, Free Press, ‘3 filoocly, h. 

6 1 T:lylo~ 

Thomas George TV., painter, hrlr. 2.3 I+xhnngc 

Trromas Irving L., nt .4m. \V. W. Co., h. 61 Lowell 

Thomas Jamrs H.. (Thomas I

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VALTHAM [T] I~IRECTORY 233 

Thompson James M., cashier,134 iIloody,house 95 Firown 

Thompson Jolm J., spillrler, 13. MI&. CU., h. 45 C‘harles 

‘l’t~or~~psou Joseph &I., at Am. W. CV. Co., h. 40 Myrtle 

~rtlo~lll~soll I,WX~ nh., ru13. 56 hdt 

‘I’hompson c)riu IV., boards G4 Cherry 

II~OKU~JSOI~ Ra~mor,ct IL, at Am. W. \V. Co.,h. 69 Russell 

‘l’hompsou Robert Jr., cotton inspector, B. Itlufg. Co., h. 

54 l’iue 

Thon~psou Thom:m, carpenter, bds. rear ‘TOG&in 

‘lY~ompsou Walter C., bds. IOH Myrlte 

‘l’liompson William, loom fixer, B. Mufg. Co., house 

15 Fern [iG High 

Thompson William H., machinist, Am. IV. T. CU., house 

Thompxm William II., atAm. \V. W. Co., house 44 Sun 

‘I’hompsou William J., laborer, house 87 Bacon 

Thomt)son \Villi:lru It., patteru maker, house 78 lligh 

‘l’humpsor~ & Howe (Herbert L. Thompsou and Elmer C. 

Ilowe), paillob, organs, etc., 210 ~rloody 

Tl~otnsou Judjon L., pres. J udson I,. ‘l’~lomsou Jlnfg. 

Co., off SoLlth, house South, beyoucl do. 

Tl~msuu Ju~dson L. Mufg. Co., Juclson L. Tnompson, 

t,rerj., buckle Ollii iIV& IIllltiS., Off ti(JUttl, HOtJk,%S 

c1Y~ss‘illg [Jacksol, place 

Thornton Thomas W., weaver, B. Mnfg. -Co., boards 2 

Thorp John C., house 55 1’011tl 

Thorpe Mary J. Mrs., Am. IV. \V.Co.,rooms 25.5 Crescent 

‘llirssher Skptieu, :it Am. IV. IV. co.. bds. 58 As11 

‘I’tiunberge John E. Rev., pastor, Swedish Congregational 

~t~iirch, house 124 &Icon 

Thurston Mmer RI., boards 59 Ash 

‘l’hurston Martha E;., widow of Albert, htiuse 59 Ash 

Tibltetts Bridget, widow of William, house rear 9G Bacon 

Tiernan Deunls, carder, B. nht;,r. Co., bds. 12 I’ouutaiu 

Tiernun Julia. widow of Timothy, house 12 Bouutniu 

‘l’ieruey Deuuis W .) clerk, 499 Main, bds.f‘. J. TierueS’s, 

Center 

Tierney John J., machinist, .Am. IV. ‘J!. Co., bds. I. J. 

Tierneg’s, Cerlter 

Tierney Joseph, machinist boards 41 Cedar 

‘I’ierney Joseph I., machinist, Am. W. I’. Co., boards ’ 

I. J. Tiernay’s, Neuter 

Tieruey Maggie ‘L’. Miss, dressmaker, 603 Maiu, room 5, 

boards Y. J. Tieruey’s, Massasoit court 

Tierney Matthew tl., laborer, Ms. 41 Cedar 

‘l’lerney Peter J., teamster, Waltham Ccal Co., house 

Ceuter, coruer Massasoit court 

Tiffany Joseph H., hairdresser, -596 Main. 11. 8 Mechanic 

‘I’ighe Edward J., teamster, 118 Bacon, board 113 do. 

‘I’ighe John, moved to Somerville 

Tighe Patrick H., moved to .Somerville 

teamster, 118 Hacon, house 112 do.

Tilton Charles ltev., moved to Loaell 

Tilton Charles I

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WAtTHdM [‘I’] 3IRECTORY 28 5 

Tompkins James, coachman, 42 Crescent,, bds. do. 

Tompkins Sarah A., widow of Albert W., house 80 High 

‘l’oney li:liznbeth, widow of George, bds. 139 hlprtle 

l’onis Andrew F., tailor, 6YP lUain, rms. 61 ,1Iaple 

Tonis Frunk, rms. 61 I\laple 

‘l’oohey PIfichael J., machinist, h. 210 River 

Toomev Bridget Mrs., moved to Watertown 

Toomeb Dauiel, moved to Watertown 

Toome; Edward, shoemaker, 88 Charles, h. do. 

Toome! Jeremiah, died Nov. 4, 18Y 1 

Toome~ John, died April 20, 1890 

‘l’otrmey William, moved to Watertown 

Toothaker George A., printer, 645 &Iain, boards 1GS 

Cl1cstnut 

rL’orn~e~~ Hannah, widow of Peter, h. rear 213 Grove 

Tormey John J., laborer, W. B. & I). Wks.. 1). 2!18 River 

Tormev Lawrence, finisher, W. B. & D. Works, boards 

Sri Tavlor 

Tormey I&q A. 1\Iiss, dressmaker, 298 River, b. do. 

Tormep lUicllae1, teamster, B. Rlnfg. Co., h. 298 River 

Tor,~cp hIichae1 J., l)lumbzr’s helper, bds. dY8 River 

‘I’ormey Peter H., plumber’s helper (B.), btls. 298 River 

Tutten Bras. (.John L. and Harry H. ‘rotten), vault and 

cesspool cleaners, 74 Bacon 

Totten Harry ii. (,Johu Tottsn & Sons), ice, i4 Bacon, 

and (Totten Bras.), vault and cesspool cleaners, do., 

11. 82 do. 

Totteu John (John Totten & Sons), ice dealer, 74 Bacon, 

11. do. 

OTTEN JOHN & SONS (John, Harry H. and 

T John L. T&ten), ice dealers, i4 Bacon, ice houses 

Winter (see back cover) 

Totten John L. (Johu ‘rotten Sr Sons), ice, 74 Bacon, and 

(‘i’otteu lhos.), vault and cesspool cleaners, do., 11. 

291 School, near Fiske 

Totten William (Begtlel & Totten), steam dt,illing, head 

of [Vest Dale, h. do. 

Towan Fred, W. A. R., clerk (B.) , bds. 59 Pine 

Towan Josepll G., watchmaker, h. 59 Piue 

Tower Almedia, widow of Lpds, bds. F. E. Tower’s, 

IVeston 

Towi2 Eva L., moved to Milwaukee, Mich. 

Tower Eunice Mrs., 11. rear 571 JIaiu C 

‘l’ower Frank E., meat wagon, 11. Weston. bep. Highland 

‘rower Frank I~., machinist, Am. W. TV. Co., rooms 41 

High 

Tower Herbert N., engineer, bds. rear 571 >Iaiu 

‘rower Sarah J. nIrs., died nlarch 9, 1890 

‘rowers Susan, widow of Bliles, bds. 23 Washington av. 

l’orle Eugene A., at Am. TV. W. Co., 11. 91 Vernon 

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ATWOWD 

S&Y ESHA-%%T, 


FURNACES, RANGES aud STOVES, 

PLTJlllBING and GAS FITTING.

Towle William H., paper bag maker (Watertown), 11. 51 

Abler 

[Co’s factory 

Town George L.. carpenter, bds. Bctlford, opp. \V. D. 

Towtte George F., corKluctor, F. 1~. K., Ms. 623 South 

r WWNE WARREN N., boots and sl~oes, xtnlion- 

1 cry, newspapers, etc., 161 Mootly nod 15i Prospect, 

II. 164 Ash (see 11. 6) 

[do. 

Towue \Villiam P., coachman, R. T. P&e, Beaver, Ms. 

Townsend Daniel. died Jan. 15, 1801 

‘L’,,wnsentl Elizubetlt i\ii+s. It. 23 School 

‘~owt~sentl Klleu, widow ot’ Daiticl, Ms. 35 High, suite 1 

‘~~w~~set~d Lucy W. Miss, h. 106 Cliu~ch 

‘I’owusentl Luther, carpenter, II. 11 Harvard 

Townse~~d Qaitha 1’. Miss, h. 106 Cliurclt 

‘I’ow~t~et~d Wtllittm H., bo:trdiag house, 49 A&xms ’ 

‘~r:wey James, It. 166 Felton 

Trace! James J., hattcl lauuclry, 122 Felton, btls. 16fZ do. 

‘L’racp Charles E., at Am. \V. iv. Co., II. 8-l Robbins 

‘l’racy Dauie!, diecl July 24. 1591 

‘ptxcg D2ttie1, carpeuter. h. 93 Chestnut 

r RyACY DAXZEL J., groceries, 181 Willow,and bot- 

I tier, Ii9 do., IA. 17.5 do. (sect p. 610) 

‘L’I~~cJ~ lGlm:u~tl, clieci April 15, 1890 

TI.:~ Ihlward, laborer, It. 142 River 

‘ihcv L

Treat Frances E., &tiss, h 26 Harvard 

Treat Joseph Il., died Oct. 6,, 1891 

Treat Mary \V., Rlrs., died March 5., 1890 

Treat Samuel T., carpeuter, 4%. blnfg. Co., h. 40 Walnut 

Trenholm James W., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 55 Robbins 

Trenlwlm Harry A., sewiug machine agent, 203 Moody, 

rooms 96 Orange 

Trickey Elleu I., widow of Charles W., I:. 63 Crescent 

‘l’rickev Nelson P., clerk, h. 63 Crescent 

‘L’ride~‘Eauiae A. Mrs., died Dec., 23, 1890 

‘I’rider Geoege H., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 165 Adams 

True Charles F., paper hanger, b. 118 Chestnut 

True Will K., eugineer, 13. Mnfg. Co., h. 40 Gordon 

Truelove Thomas, jeweler, Am. W. W. Co., 41. 11 Randall, 

c. P. [C. P. 

Truelove William H., at Am. 1%‘. IV. Co., b. 11 Randall, 

Tucker Hannah H., widow of Amnssa, b. 12 Appleton 

Tufts Jean It;. , trav. salesmau (U.), b. 248 Ash 

‘L’uite Catherine, widow of TLlornas, 1~. 144 School 

Tuite Lizzie M. Miss, driller, Am. W. W. Co., boards 63 

Lexington 

Tuite Maggie E. Miss, housekeeper, 63 Lexington 

Tuite Mary A. Miss, cutter, Am. W. W. Co., house 63 

Lexiu&on 

Tuite PatrGk F., shipper (R.), b. 144 do. 

Tuite Peter J., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., 11.20 Williams 

Tuite Thomas, died April 18, 1890 

‘l’ulis Patrick S., haruess maker, 176 Moody, h. 11 Cross 

‘hlly Mark, laborer, h. 230 Newton 

‘Tully Thomas L. V., police, 11. 50 Francis 

‘l’ulley William H., blacksmith, 11. 25 Bolton [Emery 

‘l’umilty James H., painter, 8 Spring, h. Pond av. near 

Turley Edward, mason, bds. rear 16 Calvary 

Turner Arthur F., moved to Somerville 

‘I’rlrnrr Charles S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 72.Robbins 

Turner Dauforth F., at Am. W. W.Co., rms. 16 Chestnut 

Turner Mwin N., clerk. 6Pi Main, bds. 152 Chestnut 

‘l’urner Frank J. at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 16 Chestnut 

Turner George W.. at Am. W. W. Co., II. 88 Gushing 

Turner Hezekiah, boarding house 104 Central, h. do. 

Turner Nathaniel W., watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co., h. 

1 iP Chestnut 

Turner Paul,C., at Am. W. W. Co.. bds. 104 Central 

Turner Sally &Irs., died Dec. 8, 1890 

Turner Sarah J., widow of Charles W., h. 58 Ash 

Turner Wilfred B., teamster, 582 Main, rms. 114 Central 

Turner W. Frank, letter carrier, 1’. O., h. Fiske av., near 

Weston 

Turney Nelson, paper hanger, bds. 9 Taylor 

Turney Thomas H., clerk, 145 Moody, h. 9 Taylor 

Get Prices at the New WOQI),iLARKER &CO; 

LUMBER YARD, Baii’:ik%%’ 

18

233 WALTHAM [&v-j I)IREC’TO!II 

Tuthill Charles I;., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 67 Hobbins 

Tuttle William D., laborer, II. 34 Heard 

Twing Almon, watch repairer, U. S. W. Co.. 11. off Prospect 

Hill lace 

Twomblg Annie L. Dfrs’, lodging house, 102 Crescent 

Twomhly William C., at Am. W.W. Co., h. 101 Crescent 

Tyler Alfred C.. agricultural machinery (43 So. BIarket, 

B.), bds. 254 Linden 

Tyler Frank E., farmer, h. Winter, near West 

Tyler Prank J. (George Tyler & Co.) (43 So. BIarket, 

B.), bds. 254 Linden 

Tyler George IX., reason, basement 590 Main, 11. 2 Elm 

Tyler Isabella J., wiucnv of George, II. 254 Linden 

Tyler James, machinist, rms. 33 Il;lm 

Tyler Lucius S., st:ldeut, bds. 204 Linden 

GMBEHAT;D EDWARD J., machinist, J. L. Tl~omson 

Mnfg. Co., bds. 28 Turner 

Umberhaud Jacob J., supt., J. I,. Thomson i%fg. Co., 

Roberts Crossing, n. 28 Turner 

Umberhand John J., foreumu, J. L. S. Mnfq. Co., 11. 23 

Hartwell 

[A sh 

Cnderhill Nary A., sub.texcher, public school, bds. 97 

Under~wood Moses, farmer, h. 4&l Nootly 

Uniack John, molder, h. ii Foundry blk., E‘oandrp av. 

United States Watch Co. (‘l’he), Tl~ornas U. I+&,,, 

pres., Charles, near South a or 

Union Market, A. 31. Cluff. prop., Ii8 RIoody, corner 

Unswortll John, weaver, 13. %!nfg. Co., bds. 409 River 

Upham Charles L., paper hanger, bds. 198 Lowell 

Upham Frank B., at Am. W. W. Co.: btls. Adams House 

PHAM FRAR’K H., picture frames, window 

U shades, paper hangings and undertaker, 145 Moody 

h. at Weston (see p. 627) 

Upham Frank Bl., surveyor (Carnbl,idge), bds. 25 Pond 

Upham George H., plumber’s apprentlue (West Sewton), 

bds. 138 Lowell 

Upham Laura I. Nrs., h. 198 Lowell 

Uphem Samuel 0.) county commissioner, ofIke (East 

Cambridge), 11. 25 Pond 

Upham William W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 82 Prospect 

Upliam W. Fred, salesman (24 Federal, 13. )h. 99 Church 

TJpson Frank, at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 138 &own 

Upton Morton L., 1 jainter, Irds. 30 Lexington 

Urqnart John Il., plumber, bds. 105 Pine 

VAIL DANIEL H., h. 6S High 

Valley Annie, wiaow of Prank, h. end School av. 

Vallely Frank, died Aug. 15, 1890 

Van Car Hattie blrs., at Am, W. \V. Co. and teacher. 

rms. 19 Ash 

Kiln-Dried Hard Wood Floors - - - ’ - 

- - - _ _ and Finish dorked to Order. 

66 FELTON STREET, on F. X.3. R.

I)IRECT6RP 259 

Vanclerwoerd Charles, supt. Walth:tm Screw Co., rear 93 

iMood~, II. \Yellinpton, op!). Homestead pl. 

Vailderwoerd Henry, at Am. I\‘. \V. Co., bds. 591 Lexington 

Vau Norman Caleb H., moved to Springfield 

Van Norman Charles Pi., moved to Springfield 

Van Norman Xdmund I’. , moved to Springfield 

Vau Norman Fred I)., movetl tu Springfield 

Van Norman George II.. moved to Springfic~ld 

Van Normalt Leua J. Mrs., died Feb. 20, 1890 

Vnnornc Neil J., laborer, II. 15 Sharon 

Vantour .John D., at, H. Mnfg. Co.. b. 39 Calvary 

Van Walt William ‘I’., mill foreman, Buttrick Lumber 

Co., 213 Felton, h. 33 Francis 

Van Winkle James [I.. tinsmith, rms. 47 Adams 

Varley ,Jolm E. : hairdresser, 115 Charles, h. 89 do. 

Varley Mary E. Mrs., died Oct. 3, 1890 

Varley Patrick lC., moved to Cambridge 

Varney NiGolas K., watchmaker (8 Franklin, B.), house 

‘LO High 

[Ash 

Varnep Wiliiam S., job prtnter, rear 218 Moody, h. 21 

AZLSUM ElIWARD P., harness mnfr., 599 

Q &in, II. Varnum Park, off Dale (see p. 620) 

Varnrirn \Villiam U., student, bds, E. P. Varnum’s, Varnum 

Park 

Varell Marie 13.. widow of John I’., house 52 Maple 

i’nrrell Sarah 31. Niss, boarding house, 5:! Maple 

Vaughn .James A., driver, J. J. S. Peterson, Riverview 

pt., bds. do. 

Venables,James W., firemau, F. R. R., h. 235 Felton 

Venherg Edward, machinist, h. 33 Heard 

Veno Andrew A., bds. A. ‘I’. Veno’s, off South 

Veuo Audrew ‘I‘. , csrpeuter, 11. off South, opp. Dartmouth 

Veno Frank S., moved to Boston 

\‘~IIO James A., cxrpeuter, bds. A. ‘I’. Veno’s, off South 

Veuo *John I’., carpenter, II. 37 Taylor 

\‘euo John P. A., carpenter, h. 37 ‘I’aylor 

Vrno Nary, widow of Fred, h. 166 Sohool 

1 

Veno Philip ‘I’., laborer, 11. 151 Felton 

i 

Verdoner Jacob, cigar maker, 97 Moody, h. at Boston 

I 

Vetera Fireman Association, headquart:rs, 37 Spring, 

rm. 47 Adams. 

\ - Vickcrson George O., shoemaker, and boots and shoes, 

1624 nloodv 11. 86 Gushing 

Viles Al;bie L. kss, Ii. Locust, near Winter 

i. 

Viles Chxrles L., farmer and milkman, Lincoln, near 

‘, \ Smith, h. do. 

Viles Charles M., milkman, rear 44 Harvard, 11. 42 do. 

\‘iles Dauiel F.. real estate ancl insurance sgent, Bank 

bldg., G3i Main, rm. 3, 11. 17 Pond 

Vilps Blizabeth W., widow of .Jonas, h. Lincoln, n. Smith 

ATWOOD &T GiHAW, 

137 Moody Street, Linco!n Block, 

Waltham -Agts. for Crawford .Ranges 

and SWalker Furnaces.

1,59 Snmmel 

Viles James, moved to Chicago, 111. 

Vilrs Lizzie A. Miss, h. 46 Chestnut 

Vilcs LJtlia, widow of Nathan, h. Locust, n. Winter 

Viles nhlF E. Miss, died Oct. 25, 1892 

Viles Nalhau R., farmer, II. Locust, uear Winter 

Viles Olive R. Miss, cashier, 619 Maiu. bds. 227 Bacon 

Viles Susan L., widow of Xatham A., 11. 858 Main 

Viles \Valter S., engraver, Am. W. W.Co.,h. L’. 74G Main 

Viual Cl~arles W., at Am. \V. W. Co.. h. 144 Lowell 

Viual Eliza X., widow of Joel P., h. 59 Alder 

Vinal Ezra, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 1 Robbius st. pl. 

Vinal Fl01~a E. Mrs., dressmaker, 2 Mt. Plea&ant. h. do. 

Viual Frank M., at Am. WV. W. Co.. II. 4 Chestnut pl. 

Vinal Fred C.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 69 High 

Vinal George F.. engineer, F. R.R. (Cbas’n), 11.65 Adams 

Viual George L., coachman. 438 Maiu, 11. 5Y Alder 

Vinal Heury F., muvecl to Scituate 

Viu:rl Herbert C., at Am. W. W, Co., bds. 67 Adams 

Viunl J. Frederick, jeweler,Am. W.W.Ce.,rms.di W:llnut 

Vinal L. Whittemore, at Am. \V. W. Co., 11. 400 Moody 

Vinal Seth, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. ti9 High 

Vincent Charles A., car,penter, h. 18 Lawrence 

Vinceut G. Ltobert, painter, 2.5 Eschange, btls. 68 Frnncrs 

Vincent Ilnrtley, carpenter, Ms. 18 Lawrence 

Vincent Philip, physician, 98 Maple, il. do. 

Viutou Louise ct., widow of tlnrace H., bds. 63 Maple 

\‘itty Alhelt W., rod man, 25 Moody, rm.5, bds. 2i 

TVulnut 

l WADDINGTON A., at Am. W. ‘I’. Co., h. 50 Taylor 

Waddington Daniel, carpenter, II. 65 Taylor 

Waddingtou Humphrey, bds. 63 Taylor 

Wnddiugtou Susan J., widow of Levi, 1,. 65 Taylor 

Waddingtou William E., carpeuter, 11. 61 Gardner 

Waddiugton & Wildmau’s Orchestra, Alex Wadding’ou, 

manager, 2104 Moody 

Wade I

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\Valcott F:~l~nnntl S., train baggag: :nnstcr, F. R. It., 11. 

ii 

B:1con 

Waldron George H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. S6$ T.omell 

Waldron Patrick, spinner. 13. Unfg. Co., h. 2 Lawtou 111. 

Wales Maria, widow of ,Jo~a~han, II. 79 Central 

Walk \Villi:l.n, h:\rness mnfr. (iVeston), h. 17 Winthrop 

W:\lker Amory I-I., moved to l%,ston 

Walker Andrew C., died .Jan. 1. 1832 C ave. 

Walker Dllr,can C.,plnmher,l54 Mootl~, 11. 18 W:ttisworth 

Walker li, 1w:trd A. (CV;tlker & .Jones), printer, 6.X5 Main 

and messenger anal clerk, Waltham Nat. ISank, 637 

I&h, II. 310 Lexington 

Walkor Etlw:~rtl H., bo:lrtlinq house, 13 \Valnut 

Walker Evsline P. Mrs., bds. 66 Cherry 

W:llker Frank I., machinist, rear 218 Moody, bds.45 TIall 

Walkrr Fred W., second-hand, W. IS. & D. Works, h. 

184 River 

Walker George IL, musician, bds. 13 Walnut 

\Vallier Harriet S. bliss, h. Gore, n. Main 

Walker Harrv A., clerk, 6S5 Main, btls. 340 T,exinzton 

wdi~ khh~t, horse mart (166 Portland, IS.), bds. 

Prospect Howe 

Wwlkcw Independence, moved to Uiddefortl, Me. 

Walker .John . at Am. W. W. Co., h. 31 Brown 

Walker .Tol~n I,. .mschine fixer, 13. Mnfg.Co., 11. 59 Willow 

\Valkcr J. Theodore, at Am. W. W. Co..r~ns. 118 Brown 

Walker Marg:lret, widow of Ishnm, II. 45 Hall 

Walker Melville C., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 201 Robbins 

\Valker Meredith, gateman, B. Mnfg. Co., 11. 57 Willow 

\Valkcr hl. Soplria Miss, h. Gore. near &in 

1V:dker Orrin Howard. finisher, W. 13. & D. Works, bds. 

184 do. 

Walker Robert, stutlent, bds. .ii Willow 

\Valker ‘L’heophilus W., diet1 April 15. 1890 

Walker Walter RI., gntemsn, River-st-clossing,F. R. R., 

bds. 184 do. 

\V:\lker William S., bcls. 91 High 

ALI

Watt. see \V:ihi 

\Valhcr Annie Miss, mxtron, Mnss.School for the Feeble 

Rlintled, off Quillc*y, t~tls. do. 

W:~ltace i):lvitl, :rt Aul. W. \V. Co., 1x1s. 2FO CreWeut 

Wallace 1Cuuice M.. mitlow of 1%. I~iml~:ttt, Ii. 70 Chtral 

rnallsce 1~I~:1.111~ IV., 1710\.(‘(1 to C11:lr:estown 

\Vallnce Fretl Ii ., :It 1). & I’. Mnfg. Co., II. Fo:~nclry ave. 

Wal!:lce Isnt~rlln Airs.. II. 260 Crescent 

Walhce J~III, tds. “38 Il’rlt,ou 

Wallace .Jolrn J. Jr., c1c.1.k (I:.). rms. 51 Prospect 

W~tl:rce Kob~~rt II., nt Am. \V. \V.Co.. 1x1s. 260 Cresceut 

Watl:xe \Viiti:lm ,I .. cart~nter, II. I60 Myrtle 

\Valtingford Itls S. Mrs., hoardinp-lionse, 7X Lcsi.4lgton 

Wallis Fret1 K., engineer, Dsvis & linruum JIufg. CO., 

Fouiitlry ave., 11. do. 

W:dsb Cllristotrher T., tenmster,iO Cdvarv. hrls.191 Hid1 

W:htr David, btnclcsiuitli, \V. U. & 1). Works, 11. 205 

River 

Walsh Henry, carpenter, b11s. 15 Boltou 

Waist) John, masI)n’s tender, II. 87 Charles 

Walsh John II:., teamster3 70 Calvary, 11. 191 High 

\Valsll Jollu I., moved to Pl~itnc\~lt~t~ia. Pa. 

Walsh Michael, clerk (I~lrk, blclp., 63 hIain, room Y (see p. 7 j 

\V;ttth:lm CYOCliCl’J Store. lUI3. F. N. Hunt, 519 N:lnin 

\V:rltham (:~~~le Club, roo1i1s 4 Cresceut 

ALTHAM DAILY TRIBUNE, Waltltsm 

w ‘I’ribliue Co., puhlisllers, Chrtes 1-I. Lincoln, etlitar, 

:tud Harry i\I.Rvcter, mauager,Rumhrcl bldg., 

622 Maiu (see p. (i2.i) 

\Valtl~:un lhily and Weekly Free Press, Atesan~ler Starl)~ic:k. 

eclitor nut1 t~iii~li~l~t:r. ‘79 &h~tt,v, II. tlie britl,ge 

BU’PRICK LUMBER CCL, 

Howe & Rice, Pr*opri+xw. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on -a RI Ra

TTALTIIAX [ml I)TRF,CTORY 293 

ALTHAM DIAL CO., Dxniel O’Har:t, prop., 

F-7 Bedford, ne:rr Prospect (see p. 627) 

‘ALTHAM DYE HOUSE, C. W. Crough, 

TV prop., Benefit. car. \VlJitcoml) (see p. 130) 

Waltham Electric. Clock Co., I). P. Viler, treas., clock 

mnfrs., rear ‘218 ,IloorIv 

ALTHAX EMERY WHEEL CO., Henry 

TV l~ichwlson, prestdetit, 112 aucl 115 Nncon (see 

page 13) 

ALTHAM FOUNDRY CO,, (Anthony A. 

TV Cn:tin and J. Milton Kilgore), mnfrs. of trotI, 

brass aud composition castings, 71 Felton, (see 

page 4) . 

Waltharn Free Public Sathing EIouse, Moody. south 

enti of the bridge 

Wititham Garter Co. (Philltuder F. Dauiel+ nntl F,dw:~rd 

t 

L. .JzL&YQ~). ho+e slIpi)orter mllfr.. 2104 Mooliy 

i 

ALTH931 GAS LIGHT Cl)., C*eoye A. 

i w Stearw. treas. ant1 tn:ut:tgdr, o&e. 10 Moody, rm. 

/ 1 ( see page 5 ) 

ALTHA31 GRAIN CO., Charles W. Cos, mnn- 

TV a%er, 10 and 12 Pelton (see p. 609) 

WALTHAM GRAIN STORE, George B. Pope 

&z co.. .582 hlaitt (see 1). 60X) 

ALTHAM HElTENG & PLUl:RING CO. 

IV (dif’red Doran), 69.i vi:tio (see )J. (i1)i) 

/ 

TALTHAM HERDIC LIXE, L. J. Kendall, 

Iv prop.. 33 Creacrnt (see p. 6 Ii) 

#ALTHAM ZIOItOLt)GLCtZL SCHOOL, 

Iv Palmer 85 Swain. 73 Cresccot (set p. 8) 

RLTHAM HOSPLThL, Miss M. Hackett, 

w matrcn, Hospit;tl St.., bey. Sharon 

b 

ALTH-431 ICE CO., J. d. S. Peterson, prop., 

1 w Itiverviem avenue, new Bivervierv station (see 

hack cover) 

( 

ALTHXM R’ATEOXAL BANK, Joseph F. 

i w Gibbs, cashier, 637 JL:tirt, axner Lexington (see 

page 632) 

i 

Waltham New Chorch Sci~ool, Lesinzton, n. &aver 

/ 

WaIttlam l’ost Of&e, Jr:tltk 1’. Iloward, postmaster, 

MethodiSt building, Jlooclv, COI’. hl:tin 

Walthntn Prtblic Library, Xrs. Mary I+:. Bill, librarian, 

15 nIoodv 

i Walth:im Reform Club. rm;. 1374 Mooilv. room F 

:I 

ALTHAM SAVINGS EhNK, c’. F. Stone, 

‘1 Iv treas., 6Y7 Main, car. Lusiu~trm (see p. GJ2) 

Wultham Screw Co., B. S. Ts.di~~:u~. txens., fine screw 

/ mnfrs.. 1’. 93 ni001ty 

-w 

ALTHAM STEAM LAUNDRY, Coolidge, 

C&well & Co.. props., 1Y Crcsccnt, uear Moody 

(a ee back ~0~3~) 

ATW-D c@ SIZAW, 


PLUiUBING and GAS FITTING, 


Waltham Trniuiug School. for Nurses, Miss Charlotte 

Macleod. sulpt., rear itG Main 

ALTHAM TRIBUNE CO,, Henry M. Ryder, 

-w tnaun.ger, Ch:lrles El. Liucoln, editor, Rumford 

buildrug, 622 Main (see page 625) 

Waltham Water Works, Pumping station, near Roberts 

station. off Rokts 

ALTHAM & BOSTON EXYftESS, Gibbs & 

w Co.. Rumford bttiltlinz, 614 Main (see p. 601) 

ALTI-IAM & BOSTON EXPRESS, J. W. 

w Perkins,‘llC Moody (see p. 618) 

ALTHAM & BOSTON EXPRESS, Stifpheu 

W 6.3 Yetten, ~xop.~ 1 ld Moody (see page 2) 

Wanderle Theo(lore, at Am. IV. W. Co., b. 240 Crescent 

Ward Andrew IV., carriage mnfr., (West Newtou), II. 

456 nloodv 

Ward LZert D.,’ at Am. W. \V. Co.. 1,. 203 Ash 

Ward Carl IL, clerk (1’71 \Vaslt., I%.). btfs. 403 Ash 

Ward Cora R., widow of lftlwitt 12.. b. 203 Ash 

Ward David ‘I’., lxtiuter, It. “0 Hammond 

Ward Francis ‘I’., carriage smith (W. Newton), bonrds 

464 iUoody 

Ward George I$., machinist, 1,. 4G4 Moody 

Wtlrd Henry I

Warren Charles R. (Rufus Warren & Sons), boots and 

shovs, 9 hJoorly, h. F2 Churcl~ 

Warren Charlotte P., widow of .ioseph, 1~. 83 Brown 

Warren Clurcnoe II. (Rufu;i Warren & Sons), boots and 

/ shoes. 9 Blootl~, II. 29 13nc!011 

Warren Fred, clerk (15 ISliot,, 11.). b. 39 Lexington 

Warren George IX., milkman, 23 Prosl)ecti h. do. 

1 

Warren George I

296 WALTHAM [Iv] DlREClCRP 

\Vntets John, engineer, b11s. rear 5il Main 

Watson Alan, hostler, Hotel CrcJscent stable, 22 Crescent, 

Il. 13 Gordon 

Watson hutlie Rli:

; 

EISSTER WILLIAMS A., photoppher, 

Mooclg, II. 30 Harris (see pge 623) 

111 

Weeks Albert, moved to Providence, R. I. 

Weeks Chat,tes A., carpellter, btls. 88 Aitler [&in 

\Veeks Detmont L., boots n~ld shoes, 6 Lligh, house 451 

Weeks Enoch, movetl to WaverIcy 

Weeks Frnnk AL., night editor (Boston Hernltl, B.), bd~. 

20 Cusliing [Crescent 

Weeks Hirnm, wllol. corn. mer. @5 Clinton, I

298 WALTHAM [W J 1)IRECTORY 

Wellcome Fra~rk D., j:rnitor, Metltodist bldg., 3 Noody, 

II. room 23 do. 

Wellingt~m Arthur C., clerk, 18 Lexington, h. 7.5 Dale 

Wellington Ilenj:rmin, died Nov. 14, 189 1 

1Vellitigton C:ileb B., jxttitor, Prospect St., aucl West 

~cltool Irouses, It. l!) Higlr 

Wellington Caleb S., (lied Oct. 9. 1892 

Wellington Chtles L., farmer and milkman, Trapelo road 

ne:7r Wobtit~rt, 11. (lo. h 

Wellington Edward, mill,tnnn and farmer, h. Trapelo 

road, west of Lexington 

Wellington Elizabetll i\I. AIiss, btls. 9 IJI,)ytl 

Wellittgton Ernest S., clerk, bds. ,J. I,. Wellington’s 

hwrence 

[do. 

Wellington Etlielpn A. Miss, dressmaker, 50 Walnut, It. 

Welliupton Fretletick D., house 2 Summet 

Wellitrgtotr I+xlerick D., 2nd, milkman, 63 Soutlt, Lt. do. 

\Vellington Harriet, widow of Caleb S., 11.. rear 133 Aslr 

Wellingtntt Herbert J., at Am. W. W. Co., house 178 

Cttestnut 

Wellington Horatio A., at Am. W. TV. Co., b. 133 Ash 

Wellington James Lowell, janitor, Waltlt:tm Nat. Bnulr 

bldg. b. Lawrence, car. I’lytnl~ton 

Wellingtoo John Jlnytrard, dial tn:rk(~t~, Am. W. W. Co., 

house private way, of Rlaiti, hey. old cttr stnble 

Wellington M:rrtlra II., widow of Tbeullore, Ii. llji Lesiugtou 

Wellington Rfnrv Eiizabetli RIi$s, \rcIs. 9 Flog{! 

Wellington St+ M., widow of James, ltouse 75 Dale 

\Vellittgton Xancy O., wirlow of .Jeberson, It. 70 \\;;slnut 

1Vellingtoti Tlieodore, died Oct. I-4. 1891 

Wellittgton Wnltcr, tli:tl sinker, Am. W. W. Co., bds. 

J. M. Wellitrgtott’s 

Wellingtou \Villinm S., macltittist. b. 23 Russell 

Wells David Il., ttxr. salesm:rn, Itouse 30 High 

Wells Eul)bernia Mrs., Itouse \Vrstott, near Stouy Bt*oo!i 

Wells Frank 13.. ( \Vella & l~oynton ), dentist, 111 i\Ioody 

house 323 do. 

Wells George I*::, conductor, F. R. R., 

b 

( 

13 

. 

N yf;;;t 

Wells Jr~ttn W., tnacltinist, Atn. W. \\‘. Co., It. ‘49 Rob: 

bins 

Wells LaRny C.. at Am. IV. W. Co., bds. 44 Russell 

wdu r&otl:ttd. :tt Atn. w. UT. cc,., hOtlSc 27 kOWl1 

Wells N,ttit tlri3l, Iron5e \Vi:*t.,n. nenr St0tiy I:r.>olc 

Wells, \Viltix[l, lrertlic driver, 33 Crescetlt. 1‘1113. d ). 

Wells \Villinm I),, bttcltle tnaker, btls 182 Prospect 

WellvWilli:~tn P.. brakrtnnn. C. M. II. I~., rms. 269 

Gmuine Cork SoZe Shoes, $3.00 and $4.00. 


Welsh, see Welch 

Wennburg Bdwnrt-1. machinist, h. 9 Cei~tKll [lT do. 

Wentworth IIerljamin I\‘,, house painter, 9. Prospect, h. 

Wentworth Charles W., f::rmer, house 45 l’lymptcm 

1Ventworth ~lnrence L., diet1 Jan. 25, 1892 

Wentwortli Il:dith Miss, stenographer, 13. Mnfg. CO., 

River, boartls 17 Prospect 

Wentworth Kclith A.. widow of Clarence L., h. off Lincoln, 

near Lake 

Wentworth Frank, engineer. 11. 21 Hnrtwell CH arris 

Wentworth Fred I. Works, Ids. 33 

Wentworth Fret1 P., bookkeeper, bds. 33 Harrjs 

Wentworth James IS., foreman, Arthur T. Lyman, Beaver, 

near Forest, house do. 

Wentworth John E., p ainter, 9 Prospect, h. 45 South 

\Ventworth Lucy F. A. Mrs., teacher (U.), house 74 

School, suite 4 

Wentworth Mnrtlra 11:. Mrs., rooms 242 MoOd~~ 

Wentworth i\I:rttic: Miss, teschcr, boards 10 Park place 

\\‘entwurth Ora 1:. Miss, dressmaker, rooms 242 Rlootlp 

\~~ll+,n-ul’ttl hl[Jh ki., collection clerk (Traclei~s Ndional 

Bank, 50 Water, B.). house ‘74 School, suite 4 

Wentwodh William Mrs., house 10 Park place 

Werner Peter, machinist, house 1 i Hartwell 

Werner Peter. Jr., machinist, boxrtls 15 Llurtwell 

IVest Cassie I1I. Miss, teleldloue operator (W. Newtonj , 

boards 80 Brown 

West Harry, painter, house rear 569 Main 

West John W., at Am. W. W. Co., rooms C. A. Morse’s, 

Chester avenue 

Westburg Charles, tinsmith, house 24 Fern 

Western IJnionTelegrtlph Co., Mrs. C. I. Fny, operator, 

Wdthnm station, F. IL. R., ad W. A. Stevens, 

Roberts Crossing,do. 

Westland \Vil!inm E., spnre station agent, F. It. R.,house 

head of IIospitxl st. 

Weston Ch:ules H.. boarding honse, 11 Walnut 

Weston Clarence M.. at Am. W. W. Co., bcls. 11 Walnut 

Weston George C., at Am.W.W.Co.,h.54 Wa&worth av. 

\Veston Harold, lumber (34 Central, H.j, house 44 

Pleasant 

Weston EIenrv IS., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 20 Chestnut 

Weston Law!:ence W.. at Am. W. W. Co., b. 11 Walnut 

IVeston Mario11 nliss,teacher,Mass. School for the Feeble 

Minded, ob Quince, boards do. 

Westwood Alice V. Miss. bookkeeper, Free Press, i9 

Moody, hartis 55 Orange 

Westwootl Ftxn k J., bookkeeper (Cambddge) , boards 

75 Orange 

Westwood John, mnehinist, Arn.W.W. Co., h. 75 Orange 

Wetllerbee Albert J., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 66 Central 

PBPCJ3 A.9 

the i!hwest 

ha the 

Wood, Barker 6% Co., 

city. IrrUMBEFL 

~FWI Street, 

Waltham- 

.

300 WALTIIAM [w] DIRECTI)Rr 

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\\'ethCrhX! AIl;ireW 8., c:;rpnter, boU~s 588 .\l;lill 

Wetllerbee Charles I-I., boards 66 Ceutral 

Wetherbee Etlwin I)., house 40 Crescent 

Wetiierbce Eunice I

WALTHAM [w] I~IRI~CTORY 301 

IVi~eeler Edward M., clerk, Ms. 853 Main 

\Vheeler Everett a., jeweler (5 Lancaster, I%.), house 50 

Vernou 

\Vhecler Gilbert M. (Wheeler Printing Co.), job printer, 

G4S ;\Iain, rms. 165 Chestnut 

Wheeler Henry A., station agent, Bleachery statiou, P.R. 

R., bds. 180 River 

Wheeler Herbert,, printer, rms. 165 Chestnut 

VVheeler James, laborer, house 63 Oak 

\Vheeler James, laborer, 11. 208 High 

Wheeler James A., at II. Mnfg. Co., h. 159 Newton 

Wheeler Jolln, laborer, 11. Massasoit, opp. Center 

\Vheeler Johu, moved to Great Falls, N. H. 

Wheeler Leslie, master mariner. tr. 145 Robbins 

Wheeler Marion L.>lies,tencher, High St. Primary school 

bonrtls 50 Vernon 

Wheeler Mary Miss, boards 110 Ceutrnl 

Wheeler Peter, maahiuist, house 63 Oak 

HEELER PKINTING CO. (Gilbert ITT. Whee’er 

TV and Andrew Hallet), job and book printers, 645 

Main (see page 624) 

Wheeler Rachel R. Miss, clerk, City Clerk’s ohice, City 

Hall, bds. 50 Vernon 

Wheeler 8. Alonzo, blacksmith (20 Creek sq., IS.). houae 

86 Maple [I\Ioodv 

Wheeler & Wilson Jlnfg. Co., D. Phillips, manager, 20+ 

Wheelock Austin A., metals (35 Oliver, B.),surumer residence, 

South, near Roberts Crossing 

\Vheelock George F., summer residence, South, near 

Robetts Crossing 

Wheeiock Rachel A., widow of Asa C., bds. 11 Sharon 

Whelan Patrick, stoue 1mus0u, hoards 21 Friend 

\Vliel:in Thomas, produce, bds. 2 1 E’riend 

Wtlelo;r Daniel Jl. (John H. Whelou & Son). painter and 

paper hanger, 8 and 16 Spring, Ii. 85 Central 

Whelan John H. (John H. Whelan & Sonj, painter and 

paper hanger, 8 and 10 Spring. 11. 85 Central 

Whelan J. H. & Sou (.John II. and Daniel 11. Whelan), 

p:linters and paper bangers, H and 10 Spring 

Whelpley James W., rooms 71 Rrown 

WVimlpleg ‘I’. Brown, boat builder, rear 93 Moody, house 

64 Walnut 

Whelplep Willard I’.. carpenter, bds. 64 Walnut 

Whelpley William IV. at Am. W. \V. Co.. h. IIn11s place 

JVheteu Albert D., carpeuter, house rear 17 Spring 

Wheten George H., painter, Am. W. W. Co., 11. -Ii& Ash 

\Vhidden Chester, clerk, F. It. It. (IS.), bds. 10-i Chestnut 

\Vhi8irien George W., clerk, general freight office, P. 1~. 

R. (B.), II. 32 Harvard 

IVliiFfen Charles IT, moved to Plymoutl~ 

\vdliiJple Rmeline, WidoW Oforrin, bds. Neutral IIouse 

WhippIe Harry L., at Am. W. W. Co , rms. lti C:tre*tnut 

ATWOOD &T SHAW, 


FURNACES, R,ANGES and STOVES, 


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\Vhitcomb Horace G., Mrs., 11. 88 Plvmpton 

Wttitcotuh John I~;.,supt. at Am. W.‘6,Co., 11. Ii! Pleasant 

Whitcomb John F ., at Am. \v. w. co., 11. 88 Plynptou 

IVIritcomb Percival G., moved to Columbus, 0. 

White Alfred I,., Ids. 80 Ash 

IYltite Atroie Zllrs., hoa~e 18 Gorh:ttn 

White Ii:dw:~~~cl, carpenter, house 91 Frauds 

IVhite IXward F., leather. bds. 26 I

Whitford Emma 31. Miss, bookkeeper, 18 Lexington, bds. 

Dale, corner Bacon 

Whitford George H. (Whitford & Johnson), watches, 

jewelry, etc., Whitford bldg., 663 Main, aud (G. H. 

&%ilTord & Co.) (421 lvashingtou, B.), h. Dale, 

corner Bacon 

Whitford G. H. & Co. (George H. Whitford), silver ware, 

etc., 663 Main, sud (4’21 Washington, U.) 

Whitford Robert A., student. bds. G. H. Whitford’s, Dale 

b 

THITFORD 

& JOHNSON (George H. Whitford 

and Robert B. Johnson), watches, jewelry, etc., 

Whitford bldg., 663 Main (see p. 277) 

%%iting Adeline A., widow of Charles A., h. 253 Bacon 

Whiting Edward L., moved to Chicopee 

Whiting Homer, at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 145 Crescent 

Whiting Livonia C., widow of Henry L., housekeeper, J. 

L. Wellingtou’s, Lawreoce 

Whiting Mary L. Miss, dressmaker,143 Crescent, rms.do. 

Whiting Phineas. prodnce, 11. 253 Bacon 

Whiting William E., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., rms. 103 

Crescent 

Whitman Monroe, bds. 92 ITigh 

Whitmore Frank T.. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 108 Loweil 

Whitmore Lida hf., widow of Thomas C., h. 108 Lowell 

Whitnev Belle, widow of Albert, rms. 44 Vernon 

Whitue; Carrie, widow of Edward. h. 61 Alder 

Whitney Catherine, widow of Henry, h. 896 Main 

Whitney Charles A., draughtsman, h. 186 Lexington 

Whitney Charles G., milkman, 3 Stow, h. do. 

Whitney Charles H., clerk, boards 30 Ash 

Whitney Earl H.,baggage master, F.R.R., rms. 48 Turner 

Whitney Earl El., insurance agent rms. 35 High, suite 6 

Whitney Edward G., moved to Townsend 

Whitney Edward M., machinist, Am. W. W. Co.. house 

13 Alder [ L’lympton 

Whitney I’ranciq, at Am. W. W. Co.. h. Hammond, COL’. 

Whitney Frank L., clerk (W. Kewton), bds. F. Whit- 

ney’s, Hammond 

Whitney Harry H., moved to New Hampshire 

Whitney Joseph, bds. 468 Main 

Whitneg Joseph W., died July 16, 1891 

Whitney Lnmalu Z., hxk driver, bds. 16 Tayior 

Whitney Mary, widow of Joseph, btls. 46 Adatns 

Whitney Mary li., widow of Nathan, h. 3 1 Walnut 

Whitney Mary E., wiclow of John, bds. 10 Gordon 

1Vhitney Nathan S., died Sept. 1, 1891 

Whitney Samuel, machinist, house 30 Ash 

Whituey Samuel H.,, moved to Chicago, Ill. 

Whitney Susan J., widow of Zimri, house 16 Taylor 

CVhit,ney Walter, b,ls. 182 Chestnut 

~- 

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WOOD,BAKAER & C’O., 

Get Prices at Ihe New 

LUMBER YARD, Bacon St., Waltham, 

ON MASS. CENT. R. El, 

19

304 WAf,THAM [WI fHRFC;‘TURP 

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Whitney Walter H., h. 182 Chestnut 

Whitney William E., finisher, Am. W. T.Co.,Ir.916 Main 

Whitney William S., at Am. W. W. Co., b. 2-14 Crescent 

Whitrow John. driver, 112 Moody, rms. do. 

Whittaker Mary C. Nrs., house 5 Union 

Whittemore Frank X., Milkman, 63 South, bds. do. 

Whittemore George W., teacher, Manual Training school 

la. 11 Hswortb ave., Cambridgeport 

1vhittemor.e ilenrg, %npt, of public s&o&office, room 3 

Methodist bldg., 3 Moody, house 34 Appleton 

Whittemore Irving, at Am. MT, W. Co., rms. 19 Cresceut 

Whiiteu Charles M., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 14 Riverview 

avenue, C. I’. 

Whitten Nary A., widow of John, stationery and fancy 

goods, 149 Moody and 89 Alder, 11. do. 

Whittier John A., house 910 Main 

Whittier Otis G., canvasser, 1~. 921 Main 

Whitturn Anna, widow of Daniel. h. Beuefit, n. Newton 

Whhorf Luoindn IV. Miss, teacher,South Grammar scl1001, 

bds. 295 Noody 

Whouley Michael F., cigars and tobacco, and pool room, 

585 Main, h. 88 Bacon 

Wickstrom Carl 0.. driver, 187 Adnms~ bds. do. 

Wigars John J., hostler, 12 Church, house rear 581 Naio 

Wigers John J., hostler, house 29 Spring 

N’iiggin Eben, carpenter, house Korumbega Terrace, near 

Crescent 

Wiggin Harriet E., widow of Dudley L., bds. 418 Maiu 

W~iygin Julia Mrs., rms. 32 Ash 

Wig@ Ozro A., taiior, 3 Moody rooms 8 and 9, boards 

418 Main 

Wight Fred H., salesman, Wallham Grain Co.,10 Feltou, 

h. 1 Snrnmer street ave. 

Wight Isaac, carpenter, house 11 Nooonn 

Wight Joel, laborer, bds. 11 Noonan 

Wight John A., farmer and milkman, Trxpelo road, near 

Forest. house do. 

Wight L. Bell Kiss, dressmaker, 247 Moody, bds. do. 

Wigmure Walter L., at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 29 Robbins 

Wilbar Sara E. Miss, teacLerT South GramrnLbK school: 

bds. 14 Cusbing 

Wilbert Lizzie NM., b. rear 17 Fountain 

Wilcox Charles H., machinist, J. L. T. Rlnfig, Co., bds. 

331 Crescent 

Wilcox Walter K., boards 10 Charles 

Wilcox William C., clerk, Board of Street Commissioners 

and Uoard of Overseers of the Poor,office City Hall, 

room 2: h. 10 Charles 

Wilcox Wiliiam C., moved frotn city 

Wilde Louise hII., principal, Grove Street Primary school, 

h. at Somerville 

BUTTRfCK LUMBER CO,, =YZGZL~~ 


- - _ _ _ and Finish W’orlred to Order. 

56 JELTON STREET, on I. R. R. 

4

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WALTHAM [Iv] DIRECTORY 305 

Wilder Albert M. Mrs., artist, 1178 Chestnut, h. do. 

Wilder Ambrose S., died Nov. 17, 1890 

Wilder A. Marshall, hay and grain (Somerville), h. 1iS 

Chestnut 

Wilder Frank A., driver, bds. 29 Maple 

Wilder Mary S., widow of Ambrose S., 11. 29 Maple 

Wildes H. Walter, died May 7, 1892 

Wildman Frank C., machinist, Am. W. T. Co., house 43 

Alder 

Wiley Merritt C., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 174 Adams 

Wilkius Fred D., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 252 Ash 

Wilkins William C., gas fitter, h. Elm, near I’ine 

Willard Carrie L. Miss, teacher, Heard Street school, 

bds. 58 School 

Willard George B.. bds. G. H. Willard’s, Warren 

Willard George H., farmer, house Warren, nearly opp. 

Beaver 

Willard Horace S., farmer, b. Geo. H. Willard’s,Warren 

Willard William A. P. Rev., moved to North Cambridge 

IVillcutt Everard L., machinist, Am. W. W. Co., house 

'78 Cushiug 

Willey Anna A. Rfiss, dressmaker, 27 Moody, r.8,rms.do. 

Willey Annie &I. Mrs., house 51 Alder 

Willey Charles J., clerk, 208 Moody,rms. 1 Maple Terrace 

Willey James H., moved to New Hampshire 

Willey Jeremiah, laborer, bds. 9 Plymptou 

Willey John G., machinist, rear 218 Moody, b. 333 do. 

Willey Joseph IS., driver, 146 Uoody, h. 28 Taylor 

Willey Susan E. cliss, boarding house, 109 Chestnut 

Willard Levi J., carpenter, h. 11 Harvard 

Williams Albert P., ftiremau, Am. W. W. Co., house 15 

W:mhington ave. 

Williams Alfred, weaver, B. I&[:. Co., bds. 19 Water 

U’illiams Alice G. Miss, house 487 Main 

Williams Angelina F. Mrs., house 46 Vernon 

Williams Augustine Z., died April 28, 1892 

Williams Charles, paper hanger, rms. 120 Robbins 

\Villiams Charles G., at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 61 Ash 

\Villiams Daniel W. (Williams & Mulholland) ,insurance, 

637 Main, h. at West00 

Williams Ebeu J., apothrcary, 893 Main, h. ib Russell 

Williams Elhanan J., foreman engraver, W. 1). Co., 

Bedford, h. 161 Brown 

William Ernest A., machinist (10 South, B.), boards 

487 Main 

Williams Grace Wilder Mrs.,teacher of Elocution,Buburn, 

near Vernon, h.do. 

Williams Granville E.,shoe channeller (Lynn), h. 6 1 Ash 

Williams Harriet, widow of Abel B., bds. 46 Alder 

\Villiams Harriet J. Miss, teacher, High school, house at 

Somerville 

ATWOOD c&t SZXAW, 


Waltham Agts. for Crawford Rariges 


Williams John F., clclk. W. H.Leatherbee & Son, Linden, 

h. Auburn, nesr Vernon 

Williams John J., laborer, 71 Felton, bds. 19 Water 

Williams Liua S. Miss, sewing teacher, public schoo1s, 11. 

46 Vernon 

%iliams Mlaggie E.,widow of Augustine Z., h. 541 Main 

Willi:tms &Iinna, widow of Peter, h. 15 bfTashiagton ave. 

Williams Rachael ,\I&, dressmaker. 487 Main, bds. do. 

Williams Robert, died July 14, 1890 

Williams Roscoe A., carpenter, II. 37 Francis 

1Villiams Sarah W., widow of Asa C., b. rear 53 Orange 

Williams Theresa, widow of Peter, h. 19 Water 

Williams & Dlulholland (Daniel \V. Williams and Howard 

bl. Mulholland). insurance, 637 !Uain, room 9 

Williamson Alfred H.. driver, 508 Lexington, bds. do. 

Williamson David, wheel turner, 115 Bacon, h. 4il Main 

Williamson Fred H. A., Am. W. W. Co., boards 183 

Chestnut 

Williamson Harry A., bds. 451 Main 

Wiiliamsou Hiram, clerk (P. O., B.), h. 185 Chestnut 

Williamson Martha E:. Miss, dressmaker, 108 Chestnut, 

boards do. 

Williamson AI. Miss, dressmaker, 108 Chestnut, rms. do. 

Willis Charles A., student, bds. 564 Xain 

Willis Cyr~ L., carpenter, h. d Highland ave. 

Willis Dwight F., student, bds. 564 Main 

Willis Eliza G., widow of Rufus P., 11. 755 Main 

Willis Frederick R., watchmaker, Am. W. W. Co., h. 

10 Gushing 

Willis Johu W.. physician, 564 Main, 1~. do 

Willis Warwick P., salesman, ( Lynn.), h. 60 Daie 

Willis W. Archibald, teacher of vocal music, 1U Moody, 

room 5, bds. 60 Dale 

Willoughby Betljamin B., died June 4, 1892 

Willoughby Ktta Miss, at Am, W. W. Co., h. 22 Orange 

Willoughby Nellie Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 22 Orange 

CI 

Wills Wil!iam H., overseer, dJe dept., W. 13. h D. Wlis., 1 

rms. 556 Main 

Wills William R., foreman, jewel1 making dept., Am. 17’. 

TV. Co., Crescent, h. at Weston (1 

Willson Miriam E:., widow of Robert D.. h. 20 Gushing / 

Wiilson William H., asst. i.ibrari:tn i’uhlic Library, 15 

Moody, Ms. 20 Gushing [ii% Crescent I 

Wilsou Charles B. watchlnnn, Aln. 1Y. W. CO., 11. 

Wilson 

Charles S., at Am. \V. W. Co., h. 46 Prospect 

Wilson David A. at Am. W. W. Co., 11130 Adams 

Wilson Edith L. Mrs., milliner, tm. 14, Methodist bldg., 

3 Moody, h. Eiomestead place, cur. Wellington 

Wilson Florence L. Miss, teacher (Auburudale), bds. 

255 Crescent 

1Yilson Frank, died Aug. 23, 1891 

CHAS. Pm McNABB & CO., 


Methodist Building, 4 Moody St,, Waltham

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Wilson Frouie C., widow of Frc,l T., boarding 1.0 me, 13 

Robbins 

Wilson Fullerton K., at Am. W. W. Co. , h. 139 Brown 

Robbins 

[566 Main 

Wilson Hattie M. Miss, bookkeeper,Am. W. W. Co.,bds. 

Wilson Horace B., farmer, 11. Quince, near Beaver 

Wilson Jennnette B. Miss, teacher High School, bds. 255 

Crescent 

Wilsti,n Mrlloni, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 75 Adams 

IVilson \Vil;i tm, moved to Hartford, Conu. 

Wilson William, carpenter, Geo. Dawson’s, 11. 7 Leonard 

Wilson see Willson 

Wing Henry, clerk, 938 Main, h. 247 Charles 

Wing Wallace L., at U. S. W. Co., bds. 247 Charles 

Winklev Frank H., at Am. W. W. Co., rms. 155 Brown 

WinkleiT George W.. moved to Sherburne 

Winklei John W., machinist, bds. 94 School 

Winn James G., agent, 11. 322 Crescent [Chestnut 

Winslow Bernard E., bookkeeper, 154 Moody, bds. 111 

Winslow Frank S.,telegrapher(56 State B.),bds.225 South 

Winslow Geo. E., supt. Water Works, h. 111 Chestnut 

Winslow PJohn S.. engineer. F. R. R., b. 225 South 

Winsor George H., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 43 HiLrh 

Winsor Rictrwrtl A.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 210 Ash 

:i Wibter Nellie J. Miss, clerk,nuditor’soffice (F. R. R.,B.) 

: ( 

rms. 128 Adams 

Ii Winterhottom William, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 50 Calvary 

. 

Winterholder Leona, widow of John, h. 47 Wadsworth a~. 

Winterholder William, at Am. W. W. Co., h. 47 Wadsworth 

nv. 

Wise Julia L. Miss, moved to Trov, N. Y. [cent 

Witham Herbert E., at Am. W. \e. Co., bds. 110 Cres- 

Withrow Jacob, hostler, 12 Church, rms. do. 

Witzig Henry G., at Am. W. W. Co. h. 133 Brown 

,:I 

Wolf Moses (Moses Wolf & Co.), blots and shoes, 9 

Church, h. do. 

OI,F MOSES & CO. (Noses Wolf), boots and 

; TV shoes, 9 Church (see p. 90 ) 

Wolf Simon, shoemaker, 9 Church. bds. do [ington 

Wood Alexander, organ painter (Weston) bds. 28 Lex. 

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Wood Amanda R. Miss, teacher, painter, bds. 198 Adams 

OOD, BARKER & CO. (William H. Wood and 

,w George J. Barker), lumber, 116 and 118 B:won, at 

C. M. R. R., and (Exchange bldg., B.) [see foot 

lines) 

Wood Elmer E., moved to New York 

Wood Elvira K., widow of George W., h. 198 Adams 

, 

Wood Emily A. Miss, at Am. W. W. Co., b. 34 Russell 

Wood Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 20 Church, bds. do. 

Wood Flora N. Miss, moved to Connecticut 

Wood George E., mason, 259 Charles, h. do. 

WOOD, ZEUlBEIER& CO., 

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Main Office, Em-hange B’ldz., Brnnch Yard, 

Cur. Stuta and Kilby, Boston. Uaoou Street, Waltham.

Wood George W., carp:nter, Am. W. W. Co., h. off 

Prospect Hill lane 

Wood Gleason.joh master, Am. W. W. Co., 1;. 198 Adams 

Wood EIenry A., physician, 742 Main, 11. do. 

Wood James A., blacksmith, 400 Main, h. at 51t Auburn 

Wood Lewis, died March 27, 1890 

Wood Pamelia H., widow of U’ranlSu, h. 34 Russell 

Wood Robert R, emery wheel maker, 115 Bacon, h. 26 

Prospect Hill lane 

Wood William A., Rev., moved to South Boston 

Wood William H. (Wood, Barker & Co., lumber, 118 

Bacon, and (Exchange bldg., State, B.), house at 

Cambridgeport 

[den 

Wootlburp Alfred ‘I’., apothecary, 79 Prospect, h. at Mai- 

Woodbury Arthur A., clerk, 212 Moody, bds. 42 Alder 

Woodhury Frank H., fal:mer, 1~. Bear Hill av., near Main 

Woodburp George \V., clerk, 212 Moody, h. 42 Alder 

Woodfall Nolan J., conductor, F. R. K. h. 42 Turner 

Woodlock Isabella Mrb., h. rear 21 Centl,al 

Woodlock James, Inborer. bds. rear 21 Central 

Woodmsn Charles IV’. , driver, Davis Express (Boston), 

bds. 43 Harvard 

[43 Harvard 

Woodman Jlargnretta,widow of Charles E.,boardiughouse 

Woodward Charles N., moved to Lowell 

Woodward Eliza S. Mrs., moved to Connecticut 

Woodward Frank E., coachman, Mrs. W. E. Bright, h. 

Main, next F. R. R. 

Woodward JOS~JWI L., moved from city 

Woodward Percey L., night lunch, II. 74 Adams 

Woodward Ral~ll, moved to Worcester 

Woodward Wifiiam ‘I’., straw worker (B. j, h. 53 Alder 

Woodworth Albert D., moved to Duxbury 

Woodworth Frank E., moved to Duxbury [Lawtax] pl. 

Woodworth .lohu S.. slasher teuder, B. Mnfg. co., h. 3 

Woodworth Lewis W., machinist, Am. W. I’. Co., 1~. 1'76 

Chestnut 

Woolleg Catherine E., died Xay 25,3891 

Woolley Cba~lcs A.. at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 92 Taylor 

QOLLEY GEORGE, books, stationery,etc.,616 

TV Uain, h. 26 Park pl. (see froot cover) 

Wooliey Levi, at Am. W. W. Co., II. 92 Taylor 

Wooster Prank I’., engineer. rms. 888 Main 

Wooster Jared L., carpenter, h. r. 253 Charles 

Wooster, see Worcrstel 

Worcester Alfred, physician, 742 Knin, h. Bacon, cjruer 

Greenwood avenue 

Worcester Arthur. civil engineer (Boston Bridge Works, 

Cambridge), bds. Benj. Woreester’s. Bacon 

Worcester Benjamin, Rev., principal, W. N. C. S., house 

Bacon, near Lexington 

Wnrcester Edward, physician, 7 Moody, 11. do. 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., 

Howe d Rice, Proprietors. 

56 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, on F, R, R, 

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Worcester James, moved to Jersey City, N. 5. 

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Worcester John. moved to Chicago, IIl. 

Worcester Joseph R. engineer (Boston Bridge Works,B.), 

h. Greenwood av. 

Worcester Mary Miss. h. Worcester lane 

Worcester Mar)- A. Miss, at W. Id. Co., b&. 7 Moody 

Worcester Wiliinm A., died Jan. 8, 1890 

Worley John, at Am. W. W. Co., bds. 67 Brown 

Wormwood Albert F., driver, P. W. Taylor, h. 910 &in 

Wbrmwocsd Alice M. Miss, teacher (Byidgewaater), bds. 33 

wahut 

Wormwood Frank W..clerk(45 Hanover, B.).b. 910 IKaio 

Wormwood M. Ethel Miss, teacher, High Sleet Primary 

scho@I, bds. 910 Main 

Wormwood Willoughfry G., at Am. W. W. Co., imase 33 

Wdnut 

Worrick Elliott L., at Am. W. WV. Co., II. 1@3 Crescent 

Worth Benjamin, at Am. W. W. Co.. rms. 25.5 Crescetlt 

\Vortln &OS. (Ch:~rles A. and George I,. \VorCh), boots 

ad shoes, ‘76 Adams. and 189 N.ewt.on 

Worth ClnaAes A. (\Vtrltlr Bras.), boots and shoes, 76 

Adams and 189 Newton. bds. 88 Taylor 

kVort\t George L. (Worth Bras.). hoots aud shoes, 76 

Adams, and 189 Newton, bds. i8 do. 

\Vorthell Charles W.,hairdresser, 681 Maila,rms. 36 Fran- 

CiS 

\Vor&ing William P., moved to Daltbnry, N. H. 

‘&Vott,on Edmund F., moulder, 115 Bacou, h. end Harvard 

pIace 

\lFott3n William J., moulder, ll5 Bacon, h. etad Harvard 

pl aw 

Wren William H., foreman, machinist AIM. W. W. Co., h. 

285 Cseseent 

\V$z$t Agnes, widow oh Daniel C., rms. 15 Whitney av. 

Wright A~IIIOII, h. 48 Walnut 

Wright Alonzo I)., carpenter, h. 114 Alder 

Wright Ann, widow of’ Robert, 11. 82 Alder 

Wright Annie M., widow of George M., ta. Bedford, opp. 

W. D. Co.‘s factory 

Wright Calvin L)., carpenter, r. li9 Xoody, h. 42 Myrtle 

Wright Charles A., Iright gatenuu,Moody street crossing, 

I. R. IL, b. 5 Summit 

Wright Charles E., :d Am. W. W. CO., h. 237 Ash 

Wright Charles R., moved from citv 

Wright Dennison, machinist. rms. 14 Gushing 

Wright Frank G.. at Am. W. W. Co., 11. 57 ‘l’azlol 

RIGHT FXSANK T., bl:wltsmith, 20 I Lesing- 

TV ton, 1~. Greenwood av.. n. Bacou (see p. 619) 

Wright Fred A., at Am. W. T. Co.. h. 1 JO High 

Wright George It., produce, 3’7 Spring, Us. $3 do. 

Wri,vht George S., :It Am. W. W. Co., hrls. 190 Ash 

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Wriplbt Hem-y, bds. 100 High 

Wright Henry H., clerk, 1%5 Moody, bds. 81 &ler 

Wright James C., bds. 82 Alder 

Wright James H., mason, h. 5 Summit 

Wright Lyman B., moved to Sudbury 

Wright Robert, driver, 54 Bacon, bds. E. A. Olmemus, 

Pond avenue 

Wright Wiliis L., at Am. IV. W. Co.. h. 9 Charles st. av. 

WuntlerIich Frank W., bookkeeper (B.)) bds. 51 Harris 

Wyatt Edna Louise iUiss. milliner (I%), bds. 52 Bedford 

Wyatt illarcus A., moved to Westotl 

Wyatt Marcus P., at U. S. W., h. 52 Bedford 

Wyatt William D., clerk, 146 i!Ioody, bds. 52 Bedford 

Wybatll John, at B. Mnfg. Co.. h. 9 Fuller 

Wyman Caroline T., widow of William,h. Homestead pl., 

near Wellington 

Wyman Frank L., waiter, 3 Common, h. 5 Noonan 

WiTman George S., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 8 &Iartin 

Wiman George W. at Am. W. W. Co., h. 16 Orange 

Wyman Henry, pickle mnfr (94 Blackstone, B.), house 

27 Central 

Wyman JotIn H., operative, B. Mnfg. Co., Il. &own’s 

lane, uear Felton 

Wyman John &I.. h. 5 Sun 

Wyman John W.. st Am. W. W. Co., n. 81 Orange 

Wyman J. Stearns, clerk (I%.), brls. 25 Ceutral 

\Vxrnau i\Iertie L. nliss, dressmaker, 91 Pine, 11. do. 

Wyman Reubeu, t&rues. h. Winier. nearly opp. West 

Wyman Reuben A., carpeuter, h. 31 Lawrence 

Wyman Rodney H., watchman, Am. W. \V. Co., house I5 

Brow 

t1 

Wyman Samuel E., fireman, I. R. R., h. 40 Prospect 

Wymnn Silas R., watchman Am. W. W. Co., II. 8 Martyn, 

C. P. 

Wyman Walter B., died Oct. 31, 1891 

Wyman William, died Nov. 21, 1890 

YASKA HENRIK, weaver, B. Mufg. Co., bds. 113 Central 

Yates Thomas, second-hand,B. Mnfg. Co.,h. 313 Newton 

Yee Pop, laundry, 871 Main, rms. do. 

Yetten Herbert B., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 206 Lowell 

Yetten Jasper, Davis Ex. Co., h. 53 Taylor 

Yetten Jasper H. (Stilphen & Yetten), Boston and Walthan1 

Es., 112 Moody, and (32 and 36 Court sq.,l!.), 

1~. ‘l’avlor, car. Hole 

York 

Abb;e C. Miss. h. 501 Main 

ORK DANIEL C., harness mnfr., 176 Moody, h. 

1749 do. (see page 620) 

1’ 

York Jane H. Mrs., died Jan. 6, 1892 

York M. Isabella Miss. h. 501 Main 

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Yooatt John, hostler, R. T. Paine, Beaver, h. 20 Elm 

Young Charles I., student, hds. 519 Main 

Young Ch&topher L., jeweler, Am. W. W. Co., 1~. Highland, 

near Curtis 

Young Edith L. AJiss, bds. 519 Main 

Young Edward J. Rev. D. D., house 519 Main 

Poung Edward &I., job master, Am. W. W. Co., house 

826 Main 

Poung Frederick W., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 123 High 

Pounff Harry D., moved to Boston 

Young Helen D. Mrs., artist, 846 Main, h. do. 

Young Henry A., house 323 Moody 

Young Herhert E., clerk (auditor’s office, F. R. R. depot, 

B.), bds. 519 Main 

Young James E., at Am. W. W. Co., h. 53 Cherry 

Young Men’s Christian Associntion, 222 i\Ioody 

Young Men’s Christian Union, F. W. Archibald, sec., 99 

nl00d 

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Younu RI .’ Harwood, moved to Seattle, Washington 

Youn; Nason, engineer, rms. 109 Chestnut 

Younz Nelson, enrrineer, 13 Crescent, h. at Cambridge 

YOWL R&ert T.,bds. C. L. Young’s, Highland 

Younz Simou I., clerk, 148 Mood-, bds. 141 Ash 

Young Stillman I

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A Classified List of all Trade@, Professions snd Pursuits in the 

CITY of WALTHAM for the’ yem 1893, arranged Alphsbetically 

for each Trade. thus exhibit,ing at a glance the 

full address and Special Business of her Citizens. 

Agriculturd 

Implements. 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 137 Moody (see foot liues) 

KENDALL & HIGGIN& 651 aud 653 Main (see 

page 13) 

RICHARDSON E. M., Gooduow’s block, 712 Dlain 


RUSSELL WILLIAM M., 633 rtlaiu (see page 13) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, Halt’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

Ale, Porter, Etc. 

AMES CHARLES II., 25 Crescent, rear Hotel 

Cresceut (see page 616) 

CAIN JOHN E., Music Hall ave., nearXain (see page 

601) 

COLLINS M. P., 13 to 19 Lexington (see page 615)

314 WALTHAM BUSINESS I~IRECTOIIY 

Apothecaries. 

Butmnn Elmer E., 187 Rfoodg 

Corlnollv J. A., Newton. car. Oak 

FLEMING H. EUGENE, 165 Noodp (see p. 180) 

Frot!lingham D. D., 657 Main 

Glpn & Kelly, 705 I\l[ain 

HALL & LYON, 117 &1oody, corner Crescent (see 

front cover) 

HOYT GEORGE L., 370 Moody, car. Wadsworth 

avenue (see page 91) 

HUTCHINSON LOUIS J.,B91 hfain(see page opp. 

Physicians) 

JENNISON ELMER E., 208 Noody, car. Gushing 


JOHNSON HORACE I., 610 &rain, cot-. E!rn 

O’HERN JOSEPH F. & CO., 221 Felton (see 

hack cover) ! 

PARKER ARTHUR H., 665 Maiu (see p. 180) ; 

PHILLTPS IRA B., Pin*. COT. Klrn (see p. 180) 

S~MITH E. RI. & CO., 13 Xoody (see page 91) 

Williams E;ben J.. 893 Main 

1Vood bury Alfred F., 79 Prospect 

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BERGIN MICHAEL, 14 Common (see page 11) 

BLAKE GARDNER, 70’7 &in (see page 5) 

GLANCY ROBERT E., 53 Gushing (see page opp. 

Lumber Dealers) 

PATCH SBMUEL, rooms 49, 50 and 51 14lethodist 

bldg., 3 Mof)d,v (see page 54) 

STROUT GEORGE E., room 16, National Uauk 

bldg., 63i &lain (see page 8) 

Art 

E’mbroidery. 

FLYNN MARY L. MISS, 613 AIain (see page 91) 

Artists. 

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WALTHAhI BUSIKESS I~Il~l3CTOl~Y 315 

DYER V. A. MRS., 193 Moody (see p. 92) 

UPHAM FRANK H., 14.5 Moody (see 11. 62i) 

WQOLIIEY GEORGE, 616 Main (see frout cover) 

Athletic lVorsted Goods. Xqft*s. 

Elliott Frederick, 214 School 

Tomlin & Son, head of West Dale 

Reatty James, 61 Prospect 

BERGIN MICHAEL, 14 Commou (see p. 11) 

BLAKE GARDNER, 707 Main (see page 7) 

GiLon Peter E., 567 Main 

Robinson James I., 637 Main, rm. 4 

TISDALE &I-. W. & SON, room 20, Methodist 

bldg., 3 Moody (see front cover) 

TOLMAN B. S,, 621 Main, room A (see p. 11) 

Babbitt 

Xetal. 

WALTHAM FOUNDRY CO., 71 and i3 Felton, 

COT. Warer (see p. 4) 

Baby 

Cart-iages. 

GOODNOW W. & SON, 708 Main (see back cover) 

GfiAVEd FRANK L., 211 Moody (see p. 621) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, lhchauge khil, ‘i%T Main 

(see p. 158) 

Bugs 

( Grain). 

POPE GEORGE B. & CO., 582 &in (see p. 608) 

Bakers. 

CR.4NE GEORGE I., 218 Uoody (see p. 13) 

DILL ED WXN X., 130 Moody (see pqe li)) 

GEKALL) B. S., $61 Main (see p. 17Y) 

James Algerrwn, 83 Moody 

RSBHONEY THOMAS H., 195 Scl~ool, near Eschange 

(tiee p. 54) 

Menzer Uizabeth !hXrs., 131 Moody 

MUNSTER AUGUdTUk” M&3., 569 Main (see p. 

17s) 

Munster Charlotte 0. Mrs., 13 Elm 

smith I!‘. W., Newton, car. Calvary 

STAPLES BROS., 67 aud 71 Charles {see p 1. 9) 

btearns, Ella 1’. Mrs., 75 Prospect 

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American W’althnm Watch Co. Rand, \~i!liam C. Spray, 

leader, 103 $Ioody 

Cresceut Band, Fred J. Smile, lender, 111 Moody 

BRADSTREET WILLIAM D., 33 Newton, and 

(28% Washington, room 1, B.) (see front cover) 

Haraks. 

WALTHAM CO-OPERATIVE BANK, 637 

nlaiu, room 3 (see p. 7) 

WALTHAM NATIONAL BANK, F. iK Stone, 

pres., Joseph I. Gibbs, cashier, 637 Main, corner 

Lesingtou (see p. 6323 

WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK, Eoos T. Lute, 

pl’es., C:. F. Stone, treas., National Bank buildiug, 

tj37 Main, cower Lexington (see p. 632) 

Ease RaZZ Goods. 

BALL ELLA S. MRS., 609 Main, car. Church (see 

p. 10) 

HOGAN M. A. & SON, 591 Main (see 11. 91) 

WOOLLEY GEOBGE, 616 l\lain (see front cover) 

Bath Rooms ad Buthing Howes. 

Free Pub’ic Kath House, Moody, south end of the bridge 

ltyau Ch:wles II., bsm’t. I\lethodist bldg., 3 I\loody 

GOODNOW W. & SON, ‘708 Main (see back cover) 

GRAVES FRANK L., 224 Moody (see p. 6dl) 

GRAVES Y. H. & SOly, Esuhmge Hall, 727 Main 

(see p. 178) 

Betldiray 

Pluxats. 

FISKE CHARLES D., 422 AioJdy (see p. 622) 

SEAVEMNS HEICBERI!, ~202 Jloody (see p. 622) 

beef 

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ARMOUR & CO., 14 and 16 Felton (see p. 609) 

WALTHAM BEtiF CO., Dennis McCarthy, Jr., 

manager, 20 Feltvn (see p. 6U8) 

Be61 Ha~tgers 

(Electric.) 

GROSSMAN JOHN, 4 Churc11 (see page 631)

WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRECTORY 317 

Bicyc;les, 

Etc. 

Cunningham John D., 6 Crescent 

Mortimer & Co., 8 Crescent 

SAUL BROTHERS (Eagle), 135 Moody (see 

page 177) 

SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM, 6 Pine (see p.620) 

Billiard cmd Pool Rooms. 

BELMONT BILLIARD HALL, F. D. Desmond, 

prop., 6 Common (see p. 616) 

CENTRAL HOUSE, G. H. Cashman, prop., ‘ii3 

Main (see p:ige 617) 

Charles River Billiard Hail, 41 and 43 Moody 

Lee Charles H., 684 Main 

IUcGann John H., 1.50 Moody 

PROSPECT HOUSE, Thomas Corr, prop., 881 

Main, opposite Prospect (see page 14) 

STRAUCH ANDREW, 685 Main (see p. 613) 

\Vhouley Michael F., 5Y5 Main 

Bill 

McGuinness Frank, 596 Main 

Bills 

Poster-. 

of Exchmge. 

(England, Ireland and Scotland.) 

GIBBS & CO., Rumford building, 614 Main, and (105 

AI&I, 34 Court sq.: aud 25 Merchants row, H.), 


Bir-E 

Cages. 

YOORE GEORGE C., 115 Moody (see p. 626) 

RICHARDSON E. M., Goodnow’s block 712 Maiu 


BlademaithLs. 

BURKE THOMAS A., 8iO Main (see p. 619) 

Daniels Charles H., 746 Main 

Evans Thomas, 6 Water 

FOWLER JOSIAH,, 400 Main (see page 619) 

GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see page 619) 

GREEN JOHN A., 216 Moody, uear Gushing (see 

page 61’7) 

Larkiu Patrick, 27 Common 

LAWLESS JOHN, 57 Harvard (see page 628) 

LUCAS B. E., rear 95 Moody (see page 616) 

McDonald Hugh, rear ‘7i3 Main 

J1[JI,LEN JAiNES, Music Hall avenue (see pd 618) 

\V111te James S., rear 26 E:xchange 

\VltIQHT FKANK T., 205 Lexington (see p. 610) 

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YOOftE GEORGE C., 115 Moody (see p. 626) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, 616 Main (see front cover) 

BleacFwry am4 Dye Wor7cs. 

WALTHAM BLEACHERY & DYE WORKS, 

G. Edwin Jordan, agent, River, opposite Willow, 

I (see p. 4) 

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Shedd Joel, West Dale, near Bacon 

Boamlhg 

Houses. 

Adams House, C. C. Hight, manager, 91 Adams,c.JIaple 

Beattie Agnes Mrs., 1 Harvard 

Hourne Christiauna JI. Mrs., 59 High 

13owles Il:lku RI. Mrs., 16 ~Iechanio 

13rewin Joue Mrs., 1 IS Felton 

caldwell Novella ‘I’. Mrs., 51 Ash 

Calwap Koveila T. Mrs., 122 Adams 

Clark fIenry C., 365 River 

Clark Sarah A. Mrs., 73 Adams 

Cl:trke Lizzie P. Mrs., 148 Adams 

Cotter E~IJ A. JIrs., 23 fefton 

Cunningham Catherine MIX., 10.3 Felton 

Davis Addie L. Mrs., 9-C School 

Dunklee ELi S., 811 Mootly 

Glynn Delia Mrs., 18 Bclton 

Gould A. M., 7 Gushing 

Greeley Bridget Mrs., i5 Esahange 

Gross Leua A. nh, 89 Cenlrat 

Hale Sarah J. Nrs., 124 Adams 

Haley Mary P. Mrs., &53 BIoo~lp 

Hammond Susan J. Mrs., 53 Ash 

Hennesseg Maggie JQPs., 6 I~rowns lane 

Hewett Alfred A., 143 Adams 

Hicks Dwight t-I., 64 Robbins 

Holbrook Catherine Mrs., 20 Charles 

HOTEL SbMUELS, Mrs. s. l%. S:~muels, prop., 79 

Lexington (see p. 630) 

Hunt Elizabeth fI., 9 Elm 

Lane Nellie 11:. Bliss, 10 Mechanic 

Langley Isabella D. Mrs., 409 Rivet* 

&lain Minnie A. Mrs., FY Bro,m 

Mann Emma J. Mrs. (lodging), 198 $1 tody 

Rlnrtin EIouse, I. F. Martin, prop., 10 and 22 J~rowu 

Rlaxtield Lucy A. NW., ‘L-IO(-&scent

W.U,T’#AM BTJSI~lSS 3IRIXl’ORY 319 

hfaynard Sarah IT. Mrs., 138 Crescent 

McDonald Harriet N. Mrs., 917 &in 

McDonald Mary E. Mrs., rear 706 Main 

McFarland Sarah F,. i&s., 89 Central 

McGrzxndle Christina Mrs., 146 Adams 

&ZcGregor Deranda Mrs., 42 Spruce 

Morse Annie A. Mrs. (lodging), 78 and 80 Adams 

Moulton John F,. 75 Adams 

Ninuey Sarah E. Mrs., 55 Ash 

Piper Mary A. Miss, 588 Main 

Rosalund Matilda, Mrs., 26 Cherry 

Ryan Sophia L. Mrs., 53 Walnut 

Sanderson Mary E. Mrs., 28 Lexington 

Sibley Mary W. Mrs., 8 Adams 

Smith Uark, 23 Robbins 

Smyth Lenora Y. Mrs., 41 Spruce 

So&hard Charles, 417 River 

Sweeney Edward J., Riverview pl. 

THOMAS ADDIE M. MIES., 197 Moody 

Townsend Wm. H., 49 Adams 

Turner Heaekiah. 104 Central 

Twomblv AnLie L. iPIrs. (lodging), 101 Cresceat 

Vxrrell h-ah h1. Miss., 52 Maple 

Walker Edward H., 13 Walnut 

\Valliogford Ida S. RIrs., 78 Lesington 

, Walsh Robert R., 397 River 

Weston Charles H., 11 \valnnt 

Walley Susan E,, 109 Chestnut 

Wilson Fronie C. Mrs., 13‘ Robbine 

Woodman M. Mrs. 43 Harvard 

Boats for Sale and to Let, 

Isartlett & Illingworth, rear 33 Moody 

Nutting Charles P., Prospect, north end of bridge 

BoiZers 

Tested, 

HOBBS GEORGE E., 104 Felton (see page 607) 

Book 

Binders. 

WALKER & JONES, 655 Maiu (see page 624) 

BooJ~s and 

Stationery. 

BALL ELLA S. MRS., 609 &lain, c. Church (see 

page 10) 

BRADFORD FRED H., 617 Main 

LITCHFIELD FREDERICK A,, 2 Lexington 

(see page Id) 

MORGAN BROTHERS, 26 Moody (see page 626) 

TOWNS WARREN N., 161 Moody (see page 6) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, Rumford building, 616 &lain 

(see front cover) 

20 

.

Boot and Shoe Findings. 

TOWNE WARREN N., 161 Moody (see page 6) 

Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers. . 

Amrock James, Calvary street erossing F. R. R. 

CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., Clifford S. Cobb, 

prop., 107, 109 and 113 Moody (see page 92) 

Colburn Edwin T., Prospect, at bridge 

Cutten Gordon N., 9 Lexington 

Davy Thomas, 11 Crescent 

FARNSWORTH HENRY A., 125 Moody (see 

page 129) 

Penn0 John S., rear, 995 Main 

Flood John B., 593 Main 

Flvnn Thomas I., 206 School 

I;i”hson Lemuel, 143 Moody 

Gladstone & Mayor, 85 im0d~ 

Guinan William P., 125 Charles 

Hitchings William, 603 Main, room 4 

I,anagan Patrick, 689 Maiu 

Lindholm Charles, 4 Pine 

MacDonald Duncan, 157 Prospect 

Mnckeuzie Harry C., bsmt., 179 Moody 

McGillivary Donald, 5 Oak 

McNABB C. P. & CO., Methodist bIdg., 4 Moody 

(see foot lines in Gen’l Directory) 

MOODY W. A & CO., 25 Moody (see page 127) 

Murtha Michael, 24 Charles 

MUSS0 GEORGE W. JR., 687 Main (see page 

626) 

Tinker Law, 52 Spruce 

‘l’oomey Edward, 88 Charles 


Viukerson George O., 1624 Moody 

WARREN ISAAC & SON, 647 Main (see p. 92) 

WARREN HUFUS & SONS, Welch’s blk., 9 

Moody (see page 16) 

Watzman Henry, 590 Main 

WOLF %IOSES & CO., 9 Church (see p. 90) 

Worth Kros., 7G Adamsand 159 Rewton 

Boots, 

Shoes am2 Rulibet-s. 

Bigelow Elisha C., 152 Moody 

CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., Clifford S. Cobb, 

prop., 107, 109 and 113 Moody (see page 91) 


page 129) 

Flood John B., 593 Main 

Guinan William P., 125 Charles

WALTTik 31 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 321 

McNABB U. P. & CO., Methodist bldg., 4 Moody 

(see foot lines in Gen’l Directoryj 

MOODY W. A. & CO., 25 Moody (see page 127) 

Mulhern A. B., 4 Elm 

Murtba Michael, 24 Charles, near Mechanic 

M.USSO GEORGE W. JR,, 687 Main (see page 

626) 

ltvan Albert M., 897 Main 

T”OWNE WARREN N., 161 Moody (see page 6) 

Warren Isaac & Son, 647 Main (see page 92) 

WARREN RUFUS & SONS, Welch’s block, 9 

Mo0d.v (see page 16) 

WOLF MOSES & CO., 9 Church (see page 90) 

Worth Bras., 76 Adams and 189 Newton 

Bottlers. 

AMES C. H., rear Hotel Crescent, 25 Crescent (see 

page 616) 

Amrock E. S., 183 and 185 Newton 

CAIN JOHN E., Music Hall av., near Maiu (see 

page 601) 

Harvey John J., 5i5 Main 

Jameson Alden (ginger ale), Trapelo road, car. Woburn 

McDonald Hugh, Jr., 9 and 11 Water 

SHIELS MARTIN, 169 Willow (see p. 612) 

TRACY DANIEL J., 179 Willow (see p. 610) 

Boahag 

Alley. 

Charles River Billiard Hall, T. F. Buckley, prop., 41 and 

43 Rloody 

Brass 

Founders. 

WALTHAM FOUNDRY CO., 71 and 73 Felton, 

cur. Water (see page 4) 

Bricks. 

FROST G. FRANK, 33 and 35 Moody, and 143 Lexiugtoo, 

next C. M. It. It. (see back cover) 

WAL’J!HAM COAL CO., F. P. Itutter, manager, 

663 Main and Ueaver Brook statiou, elevator, foot 

Elm (see front cover) 

JOHNSON WILLIAM H., rooms 1 and 2 Methodist 

bldg., 3 Moody (see opp. Ins. agents) 

SHERMAN HENRY P., %7 Liberty (see opposite 

Ins. agents)

322 WALTHAM BUSINESS I)IKIKTOI~Y 

Broker 

(iWone2/.) 

BRADSTREET WILLIAM D., 33 Newton and 

(28% Wash., rm. 1, U.) (see front cover) 

RroJcers (Renl Estnte.) 

TISDALE G. V. & SON, room 20,Methodist bldg., 

3 Moocly (see front cover) 

TOLMAN B. S., 621 Main, room A (SW p. 11) 

Hall George 

Broom 

Tkir~jk9. 

S. & Co., rear 70 Iiobbins 

Buikdern’ 

Hardwcbve. 

RUSSELL WILLIAM M., 633 Main (see p. 13) 

. Budlclers’ 2fciterinle. 

RICHARDSON E. M., Goodnow’s block, 712 Main 


BuiEdirag 

Jtotier8. 

Ellis M., 19 Thchange 

PACKARD CALEB S., 8i4 Main (see p. 605) 

SHERMAN HENRY P., 27 Liberty (see opp. Ins. 

agents) 

Bwglnr dlwrms (ElecWic~‘) 

GROSSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see p. 621) 

Butter, 

Cheese and Eggs. 

ANDREWS AMOS, 212 Moody (seep. 619) 

BEATTIE BROS., 5 Crescent (see page 608) 

ESTES & MARTIN, 649 Main (see bucB corer) 

Hall W. A., %g Stearns 

LEARY TIMOTHY & SON, 75 and 77 Charles . 


LYONS & BOWLER, 232 Moody (see p. 615) 

McMlLLAN JAMES I)., 4U syl uc:e (see kJ, 614) 

NOYES & SON, 133 Muody (see p. 610) 

l’almer Charles E., 29 Soath 

TAYLOR J. M., 15% Moodr (see p. 611) 

WATTS & PIERSON, 36’ ~Moody, car. Wadsworth 

avenue (see Vage 615) 

Btttton Hole Xake~s. 

Gwney Maria E., rear 775 Main 

Hunliug Ruth, 106 Chestnut 

-

WALTHAM ~$&!~INEsS I)IRECTORY 323 

Cabitaet Work au rl iWakers. 

LIBBY & LARCOM, Prospect, near Felton (see 

page 605 j 

Call Bells 

(Electric.) 

GROSSMA4N JOHN, 4 Church (see page 621) 

BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN, J. H.Le+ prop., 

194 Mootlv (+ee page 613) 

Merrill E. F. Q Co., 623 Main 

Canned 

Goods. 

ASDREWS AMOS, 212 Moody (see p. 619) 

B:1CON 

BEATTTE 

& SARGENT, 875 Main (seep. 614) 

BROS, 7 Crescent (see p. 608) 

BENNETT ANDREW, 938 Main (see p. 608) 

BCLLINGS 

614) 

BENJAMIN F., 227 Feltou (see page 

CHILDS 

CLASBY 

T. W. & SON,3 Elm (see p. 615) 

D. J., 80 Charles (see p. 613) 

CL0UGH & ADAMS, 46 Spruce (see p. 612) 

ELWELL FRED W., ‘17 Prospect (see p. 610) 

ESTES & MARTIN, 649 Main (see back cover) 

GATELY 

FLYNN 

BROS., 5 Spring. [see p. 611) 

JOHN, 111 Felton (see p. 614) 

HARRINGTON 

614) 

JAMES F., 48 Charles (see p. 

HAWLEY BROS., 189 Mood: (see p. 610) 

LJX.AE;Y 

. w 

TIMOTHY Jz; SOR, 75 Charles (see p. 

LEWIS EDWARD F., Ii8 Moody (see p, 613) 

LOCKE FRANK O., 723 Main (see p. 614) 

LYONS & BOWLER, 232 Moody (see p. 615) 

MAHONEY THOMAS H., 195 School (see p. 54) 

NETHERCOTE M. H., 194 Willow (see p. 629) 

NORTHUP & WARDEN, 148 Moody (see p. 432) 

NOYES & SON, 132 Moody (see p. 61U) 

QUINN J. M., 81 Moody (see p. 609) 

RAND GEORGE F., 18 Lexington (see p. 609) 

ROCKWELL & DURFEE, 91 bloody (see p. G12) 

SHIELS MARTIN, 169 Willow (see p. 612) 

STAPLES BROS., 67 and 71 Charles (see p. 9) 

TAYLOR JAMES M., 152Moody (see p. 611) 

TRACY DANIEL J., 179 Winslow (see p. 610) 

TRACY THOMAS A., 175 School (see p. 630) 

WATTS & PIERSON, 366 Moody, car. Wadsworth 

av.(see p. 615)

324 WALTHAM BUSINESS DTRWX’ORy 

Cur (Sfreet,) Mnfrs. 

Hollingworth George, Rlassasoit, Beaver Brook 

c 

l 

Curpeuters und Builders. 

Abbott, L. C., Prospect Hill lane 

Ayers William H.. 907 Main 

Real John D., Trapelo rd., near Lexington 

Bemis Charles W. 78t Main 

BOWSER & CO., 1.5% South (see p. 605) 

BROWN JAMES B., rear 197 Moody 

Browne George W., Weston, car. Elm BY. 

CASWELL CHARLES L., 56 Bacon (see p. 606) 

DAWSON GEORGE, Music Hall av., off Elm (see 

page 604) 

GILLISPIE JAMES C., 19 Plympton (see p. 603) 

Fraser William W., rear 95 Moody 

GEOFFRION & COLE, 101 Brown (see p. 606) 

GLANCY ROBERT E., 53 Gushing (see opp. Lumber 

Dealers) 

Gragg Herbert M., 34 Lawrence 

Handrahan John, 39 Common 

HANSON CHARLES S.,rear 179 RXoody(see p.603) 

HANSON NICHOLAS, 51 Felton (see p. 604) 

HEWITT JOHN, rear 159 South (see p. 603) 

Hooker James B. (jobber), rear 164 Moody 

LEGER Z. F. & CO., 16 Sun (see p. 15) 

MARTIN L. W., 15% Chestnut (see p. 604) 

Noriarty Robert J., 145 Charles 

NUTTING JOHN F., 46 Francis (see p. 629) 

Ordway George It;., 4 Liberty 

Otte George ‘I’., 88 Altler 

Parks MarshnIl, %3 Aclams 

Pratt William A., 13 Prospect av. 

Reed Charles -4., 35 Floyd 

Sanderson John I,.. 38 Hammond 

Smith Edward, Auburn 

STROUT GEORGE E., 637 Main (see p. 8) 

Thomas Bras., 23 Exchange 

Cut-pert tet@ IPools. 

KENDALL & HIGGINS, 651 and 653 Main (see 

page 13) 

RICHARDSON E. M., Goodnow’s blk., 712 Main 


RUSSELL WILLIAM M,, 633 Mxio (see p. 13) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, Hall’s blk., 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

Cm-pet Cleansing (Steam.) 

LLOYD BROTHERS, Benefit, car. Whitcomb (see 

page 130)

chyet 

Bellis Adeline Mrs., 211 South 

iwaker. 

Carpeti,ngs an& Upholstery Gooh. 

EMERSON WARREN F., 698 Main (see p. 127) 

Carpets. 

GRAVES FRAh’K L., 224 Moody (see p. 621) 

GRAVES P. H. & SOIN, Exchange Hall, 727 Main 

(see page 1iSj 

FOWLER JOSTAH, 400 Main (see p. 6199 

KING & KELLEY, 821 Main (see p. 602) 

MULLEN JAMES, Music Hall av. (see p. 618) 

YARKMAN THOMAS, Music Hall av. (see p. 628) 

PERjRY DANVERS II.., 57 Harvard car. Charles 

(see p. 628) 

WRIGHT F. T., 207 Lexington (seep. 619) 

CURRIER ALVAH B., Music Hall av. (see p. 6209 

KING & KELLEY, 8-EL Main (see p. COd) 

PARKMAN THOMAS, Music Hall av. (see p. 628) 

Cardage 

ReposCtories. 

CLARK GEORGE A., 39 Spruce (see p. 616) 

CURRIER ALVAl3 B., Music Hall av. (see p.620) 

BURKE THOMAS A., 870 Xttiu (see page 619) 

Emerson Lewis, 19 Heard 

FOWLEIt JOSIAH, 400 3lain (see pqe 619) 

GIFPOltD FRED U., 21 Crescent (see page 619) 

GREEN JOHN A.. 216 Moody (see page 617) 

KING & KELLEY, 521 Main (see p. 602) 

Larkiu Patrick, 27 Common 

LAWLESS JOHN, 57 Harvard, COP. Charles {see 

XdU8’%!46~~‘E rear 95 Moody (see page 616) 

.MULLEN JdttES. Music hall av. (see page 618) 

WRIGHT F. T., 207 Lexington (see page 619)

326 WALTH.J.&f BUSINESS TTtKCTOli.Y 

Carriage 

Trimmers. 

CURRIER ALVAH B., Music Hall av. (see p. 6YO) 

I)onovan Jeremiah A.. 821 Main 

HAYES A. D., 733 Maiu, near Ceutral House (see 

page 620) 

KING & KELLEY, S-21 Main (see page 602) 

MULLEN JAMES, Music Hall ave. (see p. 618 j 

Taylor Itichard H., 385 Maiu and 57 Harvard 


car. Water (see page 4) 

Caterers. 

DILL EDWIN I., 130 bloody (see page 179) 

James Algernon, 83 Moody 

\ Catholic Goods. 

HOGAN M. A. & SON, 594 lMain (see p. 91) 

American Crayon Co., Pine, near Moody 

CIaemicaL 

ivnfrs. 

ATLAS CHEMICAL CO., 226 to 232 Calvary, near 

Farwell, ofhe (Newtonville) (see page 10) 

CIa icago Dressed 

Beef. 

ARMOUR & CO., 14 and 16 Felten (see p. 609) 

WALTHAM BEEF CO., lleuuis &Carthy, Jr., 

manager, 20 Pelton (see page 608) 

Ct~~zdwn% 

Czot7h&g. 

CHASE SARAH A. MISS,104 Rloody (see p. 129j 

Chiropoclist. 

JENKINS ELIZABETH F. MRS., 18 Crescent 


Craft Myra 

ChristZan 

A. Miss, 213 Bloody 

Scie9atist. 

Chroinometer iifailcerdl’ Tools. 

BITARK JOHN, rear 218 Moody (see page 607)

WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRXCTORY ’ 327 

CA t&m cmd Wtctct Lathes (Putented) . 

STARK ‘JOhN, rear 218 Moody (see page 60i) 

C$r/a,r* Manufacturers. 

BUCKLEY JOHN W., 97 Moody (see foot lines in 

Geu’l Directory) 

Fomle Hemy B., 32 Oran,ae 

ilfccarthy John J., 109 Pine 

STRAUCH ANDREW, 685 Main (see page 613) 

Cigars and l’obacco. 

I Bates Albert S., 127 Moody 


Gen’l Directory) 

CLASBY D. J., 80 Charles (see page 613) 

DESMOND FRANK D., 6 Cummon (see p. 616) 

FLEI)I%NG H. EUGENE, 165 Moody (see p. 180) 

GERALD 13. S., 561 M:tin (see page 179) 

HAGARTY JOHN J. (Elm St. Cigar Store), 12 

Elm (see page 631) 

HALL & LYON, 117 Moody (see front cover) 

HAVEN ABNER G., 869 I\luin (see p. 631) 

HAWLEY BROS., 189 Moody (see p. 610) 

HOGAN M. A. & SON, 594 Main (see p. 91) 

HOYT,GEORGE L., 3i0 Moody (see p. 91) 

HUTCHINSON LOIJIS J., 591 Main (see p. opp. 

Physicians) 

JENNISON E. E., 205 Moody, car. Gushing (see p. 

180) 

LITCHFIELD FREDERICK A., 2 T,esington 

(see p. 12) 

McW:\in Charles iv., 612 Main 

NOYES & SON, 132 RIooily (see p. 610) 

O’HERX JOSEPH 

hack cover) 

F. & CO., 221 Felton [see 

PARKER ARTHUR H., 665 Maiu (see p. 180) 

PHILLIPS IRA B., Pine, car. Elm (see p. 180) 

Itiler Patrick B., 163 Prospect 

ROUNDY DAVID G., 33 Elm 

SMITH E. M. & CO., 13 Moody (see p. 91) 

STRAUCH ANDREW, 68.5 Main (see p. 613) 

\vhouley Michael F., 585 Main 

AAB & CO., room 56. 1Iethodist bldg., 3 Moody (see 

1,. 625) 

JOHNSON FRANK P.. room 55 Methodist bldg., 3 

Bloody (see p. 625) 

Moore John F. (city), City Hall, rm. 8, Main 

Park Charles F., 58 Adams and (89 Stnte, B.)

328 

- 

Kimball 

Sarah A. &frs., 15 Bacon 

TOTTEN BROS., 74 Bacon (see back cover) I 

CZwgymen. 

Bennett Alden L. (Episcopal), 373 Crescent 

, 

Blackford Levi P. (Universalist), 3 Harvard av. 

Brosnahan ‘L’irnothy (Catholic), 133 School 

Colburn W. M. (!IZeth. Episcopal), 614 Cherry 

/’ 

Cowan John, 22 Fern 

Cunningham Herbert N. (Episcopal), 25 Bacon 

Daley John A. (Catholic), 133 School 

Dyer Spencer 0. (Methodist), 846 Main 

Fales Tl1orna.s F. (Episcopal), 54 Lpmau I 

Frost L. P. (Methodist), 115 Lexington 

Fullerton B. M. (Congregationalist), 716 Main 

Herrick Ernest P. (Illethodist), 24 Vernon 

Mahoney Thomas .J. (Catholic), 133 School 

Maury hfytton (Episcopal), 84i Main 

McDonald William (Meth. Episcopal), 23 Wadsworth ,ZV; 

Paine Harvey H. (Meth. Epis.) 95 Robbins 

Smith Harlan P. (Baptist) 154 Ash 

Thunberge John E. (Swed. Gong.), 124 Racon 

Worcester Benjamin (Swedenborgian), Bacon, near 

Lexington 

Tourrg Edward J. (First Parish Unitarian), 519 &fain 

GCerk of Court. 

ROBERTS DUDLEY, Court House, Lexington and 

12 hf~ocly, room 15 (see p. 26) 

Cloaks. 

CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO,, C. S. Cobb, prop., 

107 and 109 Moody (see p. 92) 

LAMB C. F., 16T, 171 and 205 Moody (see p. 92) 

Waltham Electric Clock Co., D. F. Viles, treas., rear 218 

Moody 

CEocks, Etc. 

ADAK3 GEORGE W., 183 Moody (see frout cov.) 

CONNORS J. W., Kome Tea Store, 601 aucl ciU8 

Main (see p. 613) 

CUSHMAN E. W. CO., 625 Main (see p. 90)

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\ 

WALTHAlt BUSINESS DIRECTORY 329 

NOBLE JOHN P. (French and americnn), 671 Main 

(see p. 177) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 Moody (see p. 157) 

WHITFOKD & JOHNSON, 663 Main (see p. 177) 

Clot7uhg. 

(See also Tailom.) 

Blake H. H. & Co., 101 Moody 

Boston Branch Clothing Co., Clarke.& Hyde, prop., 136 

BOt%hWALTHAM CLOTHING HOUSE 

Perry & Parlin, props., Methodist bldg, 1 Dloody(sei 

p. 128) 

DEy2NfSON L. O., Maynard block, G34 Dfain (see p. 

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, DIorgau Ji Co , 

props., 659 Main (see p. 626) 

Hub Clothing Howe Store, N. Cobe, prop., G Llrn 

LANAGAN PATRICK J., 669 Dlaiu (see front 

cover ) 

Milton George A., 155 Moody 

Murphy J. W. & Co., 683 Main 

WIGGIN 0. A., Methodist Building, 3 Moody (see 

Pa 89) 

Clothing CIeame& and Dyed. 

ILEFELDT EDMOND, Felton, near Prospect (see 

p. 89) 

LLOYD BROS., Benefit, car. Elm (see p. 130) 

Coal, Wood an.d Hay. 

CARNEY J. COAL CO., i0 Calvary, n. F. R. R. 

(see p. 618) 

Carney Thomas, 83 Oak 

EDDY C. F. & CO.. 161 Moodg (see front cover) 

FROST G. FRSNK., 33 and 33 Moody, and 143 

Lexington. next C. M. R. Lt., (see back cover) 

Hovt Andrew J., 29 Cnshing 

MdGLINCHEY JAXES A., li4 School,. near 

Exchange (see p. 54) 

WALTHA;M COAL CO., F. P. Rutter, mansget-, 

office, 663 Main, yard, Beaver Brook station aud elevator, 

Elm, near the bridge (see front cover) 

Cofftns 

amd Caskets. 

BERGIN MICHAEL, 14 Common (see p. 11) 

GOODNOW WILLIAM & SON, 708 DIlain (see 

bwk cover) 

Reade Agatha Dfrs., 14 Common 

SPOONER H. C. & SON, 158 DIobtly (see p. 54) 

UPHAM FRANK H., 145 Ilioody (see p. 627;

330 WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

C0ke. 

WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CO., office, 10 bloody 

(see p. 5) 

Collector. 

CHASE CHARLES F.,621 Main, rm. F (see p. 10) 

Conana&3sio~aer of Deeds. 

JOHNSON B. B., rooms 10 am7 11 ,i\lethodist bldg., 

3 Xoody 

Concrete 

Pavers. 

HAYS WILLTAM W., 239 School, opposite Gtaut 


Confectio2aer.9. 

BOSTOX CANDY KITCHEN, J. H. Tzwis, prop., 

192 bloody (see paae 613) 

Clapp Charles Iow Leuoir A.. 495 Crescent 

Follen Ellen ,1lrs., bnsement, 141 Bacon 

Gavolio Gezeppa. 85 Bloody 

GERALD B. S., 561 Main (see page li9) 

Gove Henry AI., I75 Moody 

HAVEN ABNER G., 869 ltlail (see p. 631) 

HOGAN M. A. & SOX, 594 Main (see p. 91) 

LITCHFJELD FREDERICK 

(see page 12) 

A., 2 Lesington 

MAHOSEY THOMAS H., 195 School (see p. 54) 

MUNSTER AUGUSTUS MRS., iG3 Alain (see 

page li3) 

Pratt \Villinm A., Prospect, at bridge 

ltosatto J. & Co., 1 Elm, car. &fain 

1l:lsso Felix. lS’i& Moody 

linsso Joseph, 141 bloody 

STAPLES BIROS., 67 and 51 Charles (see p. 9) 

IVall George 13.) Prospect, at bridge

Constable, Collector and Tvuunt O#icers. 

Brown John H., 661 Main 

CHASE CHARLES F., 621 Main, 

Moody Nathaniel A., 3 ~Ioody, rm. li 

rm. F (see p.10) 

Contractors. 

BOWSER & CO., 155 doutll (see p. 605) 

CASWELL CHARLES L., 56 lbcon (see p. 606) 

DAWSON GEORGE, Music Hall ave.,off Elm, (see 

page 604) 

GEOFPRION & COLE, 101 Bromn,cor. Moody (see 

GII!S6J!% JAMES C., 19 Plympton (bee p. 603) 

GLANCY R. E.,53 t;ushmg(see opp.Lumber Dealers) 

HANSON CHARLES S,, rear Ii9 Moody (see 

page 603) 


HAYS WILLlaB W. (concrete), 239 ~ichool (see 

page 605) 

HEWfTT JOHN, rear 159 South (see p. 603) 

LEGER 2. I. & CO., 16 Sun (ate p. 15) 

Maloy Patrick, 19 Exchange st. ct. 

NcCusker Barney, 215 Newtou 

NUTTING JOHN F., 46 Brnncis (see p. 629) 

Koach Nicholas (cellars), 255 Feltou 

STROUT GEORGE E., 637 hlaiu (see p. 8) 

TOTTEN BROS. (cleuuiug vaults and cesspools), 74 

Bacon (see back cover) 

WELCH JOHN T.(roed), 33 Spring (see p, 629) 

Con&ractors 

(EZectrick) 

DODGE & SAWYER, room 37, Methodist bldg., 3 

Moody (see p. 6) 

BOWSER & CO., 155 South (see page 605) 

UASWELL CHARLES L., 56 kiacou (see p. 606) 

Cole Wilfred A., 99 Ash 

GEOPPHlON & COLE,101 Brown, car. Moody (see 

page 606) 

GILLISPlE JAMES C., 19 Plympton (see p. 603) 

GLANCY ROBE&T E., 58 cushiug (see opposite 

Lumber L)ealers) 

HANSON CHAI;cLB~S S., rear 159 llloody (see 

page 603) 

HEWITT JOHN, rear 159 South (see p. 603) 

Kelly Patrick, l%t( Bacon 

LALLY JOHN, 65 Calvary (see p. 629) 

Leavy Thomas, 122 Charles

332 VALTHAM ‘BUSINESS DIRECTBRY 

Colrtrnctors 

tsmZ RLciltler~s,-Colzti~~~~e~. 

LEGER Z. F. & CO., IG Sun (see page 15) 

Leonard Michael C., 39 Floyd 

Lord Bras., 165 Hammond 

MARTIN L. W., 152 Chestnut (see p. 604) 

Muiloy Patrick, 8i Bacon 

KUTTING tJOHN F., 46 Francis (see p. 629) 

STROUT GEORGE E., 637 Main (see p. 8) 

‘l’homas lkos.. 23 E:xchange 

Tolman John II;. (stone), 298 Moody 

WELCH JOHK T. (road), 33 spring (see p. 629) 

Corsets. 

CEXTR4L DRY GOODS CO., C. S. Cobb, prop., 

1Oi aud 109 Moody (see p. 92) 

i 

COlWLHdtML 

WALTHAM EHERY WHEEL CO., 113 and 

115 Bacon (see p. 13;) 

Cottolz (Absovbmt) ikhfrs. 

BURNHAN LEWIS T., 209 Lexington (.see back 

cover) 

Cotton Cloth rmw.8 Hosiery. 

BOSTON MANUFACTURIKG CO;, A. lKI.Goc~dale. 

agetlt, off Moody, near the bndge, E:dmuul 

Dwight, treas. (50 State, K.) (see p. 4) 

WALTH.%MBLEACHERY & DYE WORKS, 

River, opp. Willow (50 State, B. j (see p. 4) 

Coataatrg 

Produce. 

BhCON & SARGENT, 875 &Cain (see p. 614) 

BEhTI!lE BRI)&, 7 Crescent (see p. 60s) 

BENNETT ANDREW, 9% Main (see p. 608) 

BLLLINGS BE-YJdMI1V F.,‘Lf7 Felton(see p.614 ) 

BOSTON BRANCH GROCERY, Frank J. Perkins, 

prop., 709 Main (see p:tge 611) 

CHILD& T. W. & SI)N, 3 Elm (see p. 615) 

CLASBY D. J., 80 Charles (see p. 613) 

@LOUGH & ADAMS, 46 S[JrUce (see p. 612) 

ELWELL FRED W., 75 Prospect (see p. 610) 

ESTES & XARTIN, 649 Main (see back cover) 

GATELY BROS., 5 Spring (see page 611) 


HARRINGTON JAMES F., 48 Charles (see p. 

614) 

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WALTHAM BUSNPSS DIRECTORY 333 

HAWLEY BROTHERS, 189 Moody (see p. 610) 

LEARY TIMOTHY & SON, 75 Charles, n. Fountain 


LEWIS EDWARD F., l’i8 Moody (see page 613) 

IAOCKE: FRANK O., 713 Main (see p. 614.) 

LYONS & BOWLER, 232 Bloody (see page 615) 

McNILLAN JAMES D., 40 Spruce (see page 614) 

NETHEIICOTE M. H., 194 Willow (see p. 639) 

NORTHUP & WARDEN, 148 Moody (see p. 614) 

NOYES & SON, 132 Moody (see page 610) 

QUINN J. M., 81 Moody (see p. 609) 

RAND GEORGE F., 18 Lexington (see page 609) 

Smith & Nye, rear 808 Maiu 

TAYLOR JAMES M., I.52 Moody (see p. 611) 

TltACY THOMAS A., 175 School (see p. 630) 

WATTS & YIERSON, 366 Moody, car. Wadsworth 

ave. (see page 615) 

Crucker 

Deders. 

MUNSTER AUGUSTUS MRS., 769 BIain (see 

page 1iY) 

STAPLES BROS., 67 and 71 Charles (see page 9) 

Cr~$/on 

Artists. 

BROWN LINCOLN C., 645 Main (see p. G26) 

c3w~~on 

iWarwfuctu~er*6. 

American Crayon Co., Pine, near Moody 

. 

C,*ockery wad Glwssware. 

CONNORS J. W., 

page 613) 

Home Tea Store, 610 Main (see 

DYEI% V. A. MRS., 193 bloody (see p. 92) 

G;KAVES I’. H. & SON, 

(see 1). 1178) 

Exchange Hall, 727 Afain 

HAiVLbY dROS., 189 IVIoody (see page 610) 

Hunt I. N. Nrs., 719 &fain 

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NORTHUP 

SEAVERNS 

& WARDEN, 

HERBERT, 

148 i\ioody (see p. 614) 

(flower pots and fancy 

jars), 202 Moody (see p. 622) 

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Cut Plowers. 

) KIDDER RICHARD H., Tlrorcester lane, near 

: hcon (see page 622) 

1 SILCK CALLIE a. MRS., 149 lk1oody (see 

page 623) 

SII.&IAN WM. & SON, 32 Brown (see page 623) 

THOMAS ABBIE 

page 622) 

M. MRS., 177 iXoody (see

ATWOOD & SHAW, 137 Moody (see foot lines in 

Gen’l Directory) 

CONNORS J. W., Hotne Tea Store, 601 AII:tiu 

(see pge 613) 

KE~“,4~)L & HIGGINS, 651 and 653 Main (see 

g 

BOORE GEORGE C., 115 l\loodg (see p. 626) 

RICHARDSON E. M., 512 Maiu (see page 158) 

RUSSELL WILLIAM M., 633 Maitl (see p. 13) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, 4 l~umtbrcl bldg., 616 Main 

;scc frout cover] 

Dairy 

Products. 

LOWELL GROVE DAIRY, Wm. Harding & Son, 

4 New Grove (see page 9) 

I 

CREGAN WILLIAM H., room 5, Pl’ational Ihnk 

bldg., 637 Main (see p. 90) 

Hatnltu 

. 

bdmartl 

7 

I,.. 661 Main, room 1 

JOH$SOS NEWEJAL D., room 2, A. 0. U. W. 

g., 118 Ahody (see page 90) 

Kithedge H. G., 645 Main 

Papinebu Augustus, 621 iVain, room I. 

Starbuck Etlwnrd P., 621 M:tiu, room C 

TE!lklYLE THERON W., Nnr. Bank bldg., 637 

Xain, rooms 7 aud d (see p. YO) 

‘Thompson Howard J., 18 Cum t11oi1 

Warne E. Xi. Mrs., 185 Moody 

Wells & Boynton, 111 Mooudy 

Dermutotoyist. 

Claffey Eliaa J, Miss., 34 Curtis 

GRAVES FXANK L., 224 firoodg (see p, 621) 

WALTHhM DIAL CO., Daniel O’Hara, prop., 

hedford, uear Prospect (see p:tge 627) 

Arnold Ella B, Mrs., 03 Moody 

Field George li., 3 Commott 

HALL HERBERT E., 48 Spruce (see page G31)

~~ALTEAM BUSINESS DIEECTORY 335 

HOTEL CRESCENT, C.H. Ames, prop., 25 Crescent 


James Alienon, 83 Moody 

NORUMBEGA DINIRG ROOMS, A. H. Bedell, 

prop., Prospect, car. Bills (see page 631) 

Rollins Charles II.. 151 Adams 

SAXDERSON C. F., 121 Moody 

‘perrio Alexauder, 223 Felton 

Door and Window lWawzes. 

LIBBY & LARCOilI, Prospect, near Felton (see 

page 60.5) 



Doors, 

Bash ancl Blinds. 

KENDALL & HIGGINS, 651 aud 653 Main (see 

page 13) 

Drain 

&aver, 

KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

FROST G. FRANK, 33 and 35 Moody and 143 

Lexington, next C. RI. R. R (see back cover) 


page 13) 

KIItWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

SICHARDSON E. M., Gooduow’s b!ock, 712 Main 


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see p. 3) 

Druinar/e 

amd VeMiErctJon. 

JOHKSON FRANK P., room 55 Methodist bldg., 

3 Bloody (see page 615) 

Draperies, 

Etc. 

EMp2~.SON WARREN F. 6% Nain (see page 

Dr*auyhtsme~t. 

GLANCY R. E., 53 Cushing(see opp.LumberDealers) 

STROUT GEORGE E., rrn. 16, Bank bldg., 637 


21

DressmuJsers. 

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Allen %eEia N. Miss. 110 Le&ngton 

Ambrose Susie G. Miss, 20 Moody 

Anger Catherine L. Miss, 86 Cbcrr:; 

Uarnard Emma E. Miss, 39 X~rtlbe 

Barter Theresa J. Mrs., 58 Walnut 

Rlnine Annie Miss, 138 CrescenE 

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Henneliv Annie E. Mrs., rear 192 Charles 

Hewett “Lizzie E. Miss, 55 Robbins 

Hill Lizzie M. Xiss, GO3 Main 

Hughes Marv A. Mrs., 41 Common 

Jackson Litfia Miss. 45 Alder 

Johnson Bertha A. Miss, %J Walnut 

Jones Alice I). Mrs., 3 Moody, rms. 6 and 7 

Kelley Catherine Miss, 34 Spruce 

Kellep Katie J. Miss, 54 Ceutral 

Knapp Frances E. Mrs , rear 553 Nain 

Lang %lary S. Mrs., 70 River 

Law Annie M. bliss, 149 Adams 

Lee Julia ‘I. Miss, 54 Bedford 

Lundstrum Hilmer Miss, 26 Robbins 

Rlaginn Maggie F. Miss, 8 Church 

Mayer Annie I. Mrs., rear 144 School 

McAllister M. & M. A. Miss, 559 Main 

McAuley Margaret Miss, 85 High 

NcEneany Alice L. Miss, 46 Charles 

hlcE;neanv Katie Bliss, 46 Charles 

XlcGurn kllen ;11. Niss, 581 Main 

Messenger Addie M. Miss, 76 Alder 

Moore Alice G. JIrs., 55 Chestnut 

Marvis nlarv Miss, 66 Orange 

Nosher Andie E. Nrs.. 197 Charles 

hlullen Mary J. Miss, 33 Spring 

hlulverhill Annie L. Miss, 637 Main, rm. 13 

Ohnemos Rose A. Miss, off Bacon 

O’Neill Katie A. Miss, 111 Felton 

Peterson Charlotte Miss, 130 Ash 

Peterson Nartha J. Mrs., 68 Rrown 

Phillips Aunn C. Mrs., 3 Moody, rm. 45 

Poor Kate S. NIX., 104 Crescent 

Preble Lvdia >lrs., 48 Wadsworth 

Ralphs Elizabeth Mrs., 170 Adams 

Raymond Mary L. bliss, 149 Mood1 

Reed Kate I

338 WALTHAM I%USI;FSS TXRECTORY 

Washburn Linnie R. iWx.. 32 Bacon 

Welch Rlary bIiss, 83 Felton 

Wellington Kthelyn A. Miss. 70 Walnut 

Whiting &Tar-y L. &I&, 143 Crescent 

Whitten iUarp A. 1Clrs., 89 Alder 

Wight I,. Bell Bliss, 247 Bloody 

Williams Rachael h1iss, 485 Main 

Williamsou Martha E. Miss, 108 Chestnut 

Wood Emma Mrs., 20 Church 

Wyman Dlertie L., 91 Pine 

Dressmakers9 

Pindittgs. 

FLYNN MARY L. MISS, 613 Main (see page 91) 

LAMB 0. F., 167 and 171 Moody, and 205 do. (see 

page 92) 

Dressm>akerd 

b’u~q~l~ies. 

(Res-to-re for Repairing.) 

SAMUELS S. B. MRS., 79 Lexington (see p. ~30) 

Druys ard Chemicals. 

FLEMING H. EUGENE, 165 Moody (see p. 180) 

HALL & LYON, 117 &loodJ, car. Crescent (see front 

cover) 



HUTCHIHSON LOUIS J., 591 BIain (see opp. 

lh;;sici:tns) 

JENNISON ELMER E., 208 RXoocly (see p. 180) 

SMITH E. M. & CO., 13 i\loody (see page 91) 

Dry 

Goods. 

ADAMS P. P. & CO., 587 nlain (see page 89) 

CENTRAL DRY GOODS CO., C. S. Cobb, prop., 

107 and 109 iXoody (see page 92) 

CHASE SARAH A. MISS, 104 &Ioodg, opposite 

Warner’s block (see page 129) 

CilleV L. G., 890 &in 

FLqNX MARY L. MISS, 613 i&in (see page 91) 

Grecley Lizzie b!. Rliss, 73 Esuhanpe 

Ingolclaby Thomas F. & Co., filethodist building, 3 I@oody 

Kelley Blla B. hlrs., 12 Common 

LAMB C. F. (Boston Store), 167 and 171 &Xoody, and 

200 do. (see page 92) 

niagennis Frank T., 571 &lain 

XAYRARD FRANK, 696 DInin (see page 130)

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McKenna Jennie, 157 Newton 

WALTHAM BUSINESS ‘)IREC’I%RY 339 

Rice A. W. & Co., 134 Moody 

Rich Lewis, 555 Main 

Riley Lawrence & Co., 675 Main 

Ryan Alttert >I.. 897 Main 

SAMUELS S. B. MRS. (Res-to-r& for repairing), 

79 Lexington (see page 630) 

Stratton ‘l’homas D., 643 Maiu 

Dye 

Houses. 

WALTHAM DYE HOUSE, C. JV. Crou@, prop., 

Benefit, car. Whitcomb (see page 130) 

Edi.lag Houses. 

HALL HERBERT E., 48 Spruce (see pape 631) 

XORUMREGA DINKNG, ROO&K% A. H. BedelL 

i~rop., Prospect, car. Bills (see page 631) 

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DODGE & SAWYER, room 37, Methodist building, 

3 Moodv (see page 6) 

GROSS&IAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page 631) 

Electric 

Clock iit$lrs. 

Waltham Electric Clock Co., I). F. Viles, treas.,rear 218 

nr oody 

Electric 

Enfpheers. 

DODGE & SAWYER, room 37, !Methodist building, 

3 Moody (see page 6) 

Electric Xotors. 


3 Moody (see p:\ge 6) 

Electric 

Sup~di,es. 



GROSSXAS JOHN, 4 Church (see page 621) 

Electr*icinns. 



GR()SSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page 621) 

WALTHAM EMERY WHEEL CO,, 113 and 115 

Bacon (see page 13)

ErrLevy 

Wheek Xhfrs. 

Boston Emery Wheel Co., Benefit. car. Elm 

WALTHAM EMERY WHEEL CO. (corundurr~), 

113 and 115 Bacon (see page 13) 

Employment 

Donovan Annie M. Mrs. 607 &in 

McGurn Ellen M. Miss, 581 Main 

EmmLel 

Of/ices. 

Goods lWmft*s. 

WALTHAM DIAL CO., Dank1 O’l-Tnra prop.! 

Bedford, near Prospect (see page Si) 


Engineer (Citdl. j 

AAB & CO., room 55, Xcthodist bldq., 3 Moody (see 

page 625) 

JOHNSON FIZ‘ANK P., room 55, Neshodist bldg., 


Engmvecs ( Gold mad Silver.) 

HOUGHTON CORNELIT;S J., 11 Xoody (see 

page l7i) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 ibloody (see page Iii) 

WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, 

Palmer & Swain, pq)rs., ‘id Cresceut (see p. 8) 

.’ 

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KING & KELLEY, 821 Main (see page 602) 

Expresses. 

American Express. Co., C. W. Thompson. agent,6 Church 

BRADSTREET B. dk CO. [city), “10 Moody (see 

front cover) 

CRAFTS W. D. (city), 37 Charles (see page 620) 

,

342 W’dLTHAhI BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

la9acg 

Goods,-Corati,lrecl. 

O’HERN JOSEPH F. & CO., 221 Felton (see 

page cover) 

PARKER ARTHUR H., 655 Main (see page 180) 

PHILLIPS IRA B., Pine, car. F”lm (see p. 180) 

POORE GEORGE C., 115 nloody (see page 626) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 Moody (see page 17i) 

SMITH E. RI. & CO., 13 Xoody (we page 91) 

TOWNE WARREN x., 161 Moody (see p. 6) 

\Vhitten Mary A. &Iw. 14!j Moody 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, liumfard bldg., 616 Main 


Bertilixevs. 

POPE GEORGE B. & CO., 582 Main (see p. SOS) 


page 10) 

Fish, Oysters a9arZ CZa99zs. 

CHILDS T. W. & SON, 3 Elm (see page 615) 

CLOUGH & ADAMS, 4G Spruce (see page 612) 

Crtttw CC Adams. IO Common 

LEWIS EDWARD F., 178 Moody (see page 613) 

1 oclf e Willard P 513 Rlnir1 

kd’ledre & P&r, 9 Gotdon 

KOCKWELL & DURFEE, 91 Moody (see p. 612) 

KENDALL & HIGGINS, G51 and 653 Main (see 

page 13) 

POORE GEORGE C., 113 Moody (see page 6.26) 

Florists. 

CHASE SARAH A. ikIISS, 104 Moody (see page 

129) 

KIDDER RICHARD H., \vorcestcr lane, near 

I:acon (see pape 622) 

Mathison Fred R.. iieaver, car. Quince 

Wl’oole d:lmes. 100 Prospect 

S,EAVERNS HERKERT, 20’ Moody (see p. 621) 

SILCK CALLIE 


A. MRS., cut flonws, 149 Moody 

SILMAN WIL&IAM & SON, 32 Brown (seepage 

623) 

Smith I: C. Jr., Curve 

THyF:jAS 

. . 

ABBIE M. MRS., 17i Moodp (se p.

WALTHAM BUSINESP J)IRlXTORY 343 

AN’DREWS AMOS, 212 Moody (see page c19) 

BENNETT ANDKEW, 938 Main (see page 608) 

BILLINGS BENJAXIN F., 21i Feltou (see pqe 

614) 

BOSTON BRANCH GROCERY, Frank J. Perkins, 

prop.. 709 Main (see page 611) 


GLYNN JOHN, 121 Felton (see page 614) 

HAWLEY BHOS., 189 Moody (see page 610) 

LEARY TIMOTHY & SON, i5 aud 57 Charles 


LOCKE FRANK O., 7P3 Main (see page 614) 

NETHERCOTE M. H,, 194 Willow (see page 629) 

NOYES & SON, 132 M+odp (see pipe 610) 

POPE GEORGE B. & CO., riS2 Main (see p. FOS) 

SHtELS MARTIN, 10 Willow (see page 611) 

TRACY DANIEt, ,J., Ii9 Willow (see page 610) 

WALTHA%t GR;\lN CO,, C. M. Cos, manager, 

10 and 12 Felton (see I)nge GO9) 

WATTS 62 PIERSON, 3GG Moody:cor. R/T;~d~w~~t:~ 


Frrcit, 

Bfc. 

LLTCHFZELD FREDERICK A., P Le4iqton 

(,see page 12 j 

nhxm Thorn:ls, 3G Elm 

nkh5!63 Paul, Common. car. &in 

R,AND GEORGE F., 18 Lexington (see p:lge 603) 

Rawse G. CC Co.., ill Main 

lhattn J. & CO. (Kho!ess.le and retail), Elm, car. hIah 

Ilusso Felix, lSi7j Mootly 

RUSSO Joseph, 141 Moody 

TAYLOR JAMES M,, 152 Moody (see page 611) 

Fruit mad Ornanaear td Tt*ees. 

FISKE CHARLES D., 412 Rloodg (see page 622) 

Piiraaces wnd lCtcnye.v. 

KTRWIN FRED H., ,586 Maill (see page 2) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 

(see page 3) 

fIall’s block, 154 Moody 

WALTHAM HEATING & PLUMBING CO., 

695 Naiu (see page 6Oi)

Ptmernl 

Desiyns. 

KIDDER RICHARD H., Worcester lane (see p. 

6%%) 

SILMAN 

613) 

WILLIAM & SON, 32 Brown (bee page 

THOMAS 

622) 

AKBIE M. MRS., 177 Moody (see p. 

GOODNOW WILLIAM & SOX, 708 Main (see 

back C!OW) 

SPOONER H. C. & SON, 1.58 Moody (see p. 5-i) 

BLAKE GARDNER, 707 Main (see page i) 

Giisou Pete!* E., 567 Main 

GOODNOW WILIITAM & SON (Crosby Invalid 

Iled), 708 XIniu (see hck cover) 

GRAVES FRANK L., 2~4 iUoocly (we page 621) 

GRAVES P. 1-I. & SON, Escb:qe II:~ll,72T JIaiu 

(see page 1X) 

hrrett iviiiiLlJJ1. stand, ~~alt,hnJn stntion, F. R. R. 


BRADSTREET B. & CO., 210 ilbotly (see front 

corer) 

CRAFTS W. D.. 3i C%nrles (see p. (3’20) 

DAVIS’ WALTHAM & BOSTON EXPRESS, 

. 11% Jlood~ (see 1,. 2) 

MeDOSALLI) M. I. W., order bos 11 Moocly (see 

p. 158) 

YERKIir;S’ 

PRESS, 

nOSTON bz WALTHAM 

146 i\loody (see p. 618)’ 

EX- 

Ftlrnittcre 

Repairers. 

BAILEY I,. L., 789 Main (see p. 621 ) 

BLAKE GARDNER, iOi Main (see 1). 7) 

HILQUIST CHRISTOPHER ‘CV., 8 Zillion (see 

p. 621) 

SPOONER H. C. & SON, 158 1\Ioocly (see p. 54) 

HATCH LEM0NT I., Methodist bldg., 5 Moody 

21~1 (311 \Vaslh~ton B.) (see p. 92)

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HATCH LEMONT P., nfethociist bldg., 5 Aloodg 

and (811 \17ashington B.) [see p. 91) 

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Chandler Blaney B., 789 Main 


in general directory) 

137 bloody (see foot lines 

HANNIFY J. L., 29 Common (see p. 6) 

KERWIN FREDERICK Ii., 586 Ruin (see p. 2) 

O’NEIL & DOYLE, 1064 &Ioody (see p. 606) 

PHlLLIPS J. L., 44 Spruce (see p. 60i) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 &lootly (see p. 3) 

WALTHAM HEiTING & PLUMlBlNG CO., 

695 &Iain (see p. 607) 

WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CO., 10 i\loody, room 

1 (see p. 5) 

Gus L,i(jllLt Compun~/. 

WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CO., office 10 hlo0d.v 

room 1, George A. Stearns, sec. and treas. (see p. 5) 

Gels ts’ ltwnisl~ing 

Goods. 

Islake H. H. & Co., 101 1Ioody 

BOSTON & WALTHAM C L 0 T H I N G 

HOUSE, Perry & hrlin, pwps., Methodist bldg., 

1 Moody (see p. 128) 

Carter & Co., 28 Moody 



FLYNN MA.RY L. MISS. 613 1%ain (see p. 91) 

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Alorgan B; Co., 

13’op., 6.59 alain (see p. 626) 

LAMB C. F., (Hoston stow) 167 and lil 3Iooclp and 

20.5 do. (see p. 92) 

LANAGAN PATRICK .J., GG9 Main (see front 

cover) 

RYAN TIMOTHY F., 629 hIain (see p. 129) 

STONE WILLIAM R., hlaynatd blk. 6’34 Xain 

see p. 129) 

Glnss mu.8 Putt/. 

GRA.HAM W. S., 25 Ihchange (see p. 42‘3) 

KENDALL & HIGGINS, 651 and 653 l\lain (see 

p. 13) 

RICHARDSON E. M., Goodnow’s block, i12 lCinin 

(see p. li8)

CONNORS J. IV. (Home Tea Store) CO1 M:iiu (see 

1’. 613) 

Gla‘&rs. 

POPE GEORGE R. & Co., F&m, near &Ioodg 

(see F. 608) 

Grui~er. 

COX & KEENE, ‘731 Main, near Central House (see 

1~. W3) 

Gill Robert ;\I.. ofTNewton, uexr R. R. 

XcDon:dd Ales:~ntler & Son, F. J. Williams, mannger, 

Williams, next I. It. R. 

BENNETT ASDREW, 93 Main (see 11. 608) 

BILLINGS BENJAMIN F., 22’7 Felton (see ii. 

614) 

BOSTOS BRANCH GROCERY Ac’D TEh 

HOUSE, Frank J. Perkins, prop., 509 Main (see 

C1oeii Mtirtin, 7 hloo;~e 

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COXE b;: M&LURE, 199 Moody 

Connelly IX. T., 51 Charles 

Diou Joseph, 101 Central 

Doherty M. .J., 56 Oak 

Doulan Andrew. ltii Church 

Fahey .John J., 199 School 

Fahq R,. W.. 200 nI00dv 

Forter AL. S. & Son, 33fMnin 

(;arrlner Msry J. Mrs., Newtun car. River 


Hxllrrnn M. I,., 09k. car. Newton 

HAWLEY BR~OS., 189 Moody (see page 610) 

Ilelinellv Thomas, 220 River 

Hurley :E’atrick, 195 Newton 

IIntc\~iuso~~ .Joh~l 0 , 61 1 Mniu and 157 JIoody 

Biugsley Patrick, 137 Feltou

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LEARY TIMOTHY & SON, 7.5 and 77 Clarles 

(see page Gl5) 

Leonard M. R., 884 Main 

LOCKE FRANK O., 723 Main (see page 614) 

LYONS & BOCVLEB, 232 Moodp(see p. 615) 

Mannion Bridget Mrs.. 1’79 School 

McAllister Mary F. Mrs., 162 School 

McAvoy John L., 1’7 I-‘lympton 

McClure Arthur H., 199 Moody 

McCullow Alexander, 23 Spring 

McDonald .Jobn, 205 Newton 

Merrill C. O., 619 Main 

Nea,l William, 147 Adams 

NETHERCOTE MlCHAEL H., 194 Willow (see 

page 629) 

PU’ORTHUP & WARDEN, 148 Moody, (see p. 614) 

O’Brien James, 32 Cedar snd 75 Oak 

O’Hearn Jenuie F. Mrs., 126 and 128 Prospect 

Quirk Patrick, 50 Oak 

Rhodes James, 94 Felton 

Roooer William F., 499 and 503 Main 

S berm& Abel W., 16 Lesington 

SHIELS MARTIN, lG9 Willow, opposite Foundry 


TRACY DANIEL J., 181 Willow (see page 610) 

Wall Patrick, 70 Oak 

WATTS & YIERSOS, 366 Moody, COP. Wadsworth 

av. (see p. 615) 

Whalen Thomas F., 19 Sun 

Gwtters and Cor~dtcctom. 

KIRVIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Bloody (see p, 3) 

1VALTHA;II HEATING & PLUMBING CO., 

695 Main (see page 6~7) 

, 

Hair for Plasteriny. 

FROST G. FRANK, 33 and 35 RIoody. next F. R. 

R. aud 143 Lexington, next C.-M. R. R. (,see back 

1 I 

WALi%iiAR3: COAL CO F. P. Rutter, manager, 

office 663 Main and Beavl; Brook (see front cove;) * 

Bishop C. J., 2104 Moody, rm. 1 

Blomberge Matilda Mrs. (ladies) : 137b Moody, rm. 2 

BROCK & BURTON, 195 Moody (see p, 129) 

DeBarthe Peter, 180 Moody

H~~ir.~~~esse~~s,-Colzti~l.~~e~~. 

Finuegan George F.. 641 Main 

Fillnepal Joseph I’., Spring, car. School 

E’orrester Charming M., 95 B Moody 

Furlong David, Newton, near F. It. R. 

Gaguoo I’tltrick, lil Willow 

Gauvin Joseph, 655 Main 

Getcheil Ctluries C., 873 Main 

Jackson Alfred L., basement 179 Moody 

Leger Gail A., 715 Main 

Lynch Pu’ellie E. Miss, 18 Elm 

Xlurtin Antoine Ir’. , 46 Moody 

O’Brien Patrick, room 1, A. 0. U. W. bldg., 1% Bloody 

Parker K. I,., 116 Moody 

Roberts l)ouglas J., 129 Prospect 

Ryan Charles H., 596 Maiu, and basement NetlmdiJt 

bldg., 3 Mootly 

Schm:d Edward (ladies) 646 Main 

hkiuner Everett, 681 ,Ilain 

1 r, 

bdllvan ~hOlKl2iS J., 3 Lexington 

Varley John E., 115 Charles 

TVebber Daniel M., 186 Prospect 


Geueral Dirrctorg ) 

GLANCY ROBERT E. (carp-nters’ j, 83 Cusilin~ 

(see opp. Lnmhr I)ealers) 


page 18) 

Nash Lewis W., 203 Moody 

RICHARDSON E. RX,, Goo~7uow’s block, 711 &in 

(see pnze 1’78) 

RUSSELL lVILLIAM M., 633 !Vlnin (see p. 13) 

* SHAKESPEARE WfLLIAM, 6 Pine (see p.620) 

Stratton T. D., 643 hI:lin 

TAPLOR & PEB(JLVAL, Hall’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

Thomson Juhon L.M\Iufg.Co.(mnfr.), off Sonth, Rhert’s 

Crossing 

WALTHAM HEATJ.NG & PLUMBIKG CO,, 

G9.5 M;hl (see page SO;)

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WALTHAhl BUSIRTESS I>ItIECTORY 349 

CLARK GEORGE A,, 39 Spruce (see page GIG) 

1&4.yES ARTHCJR D., 733 B3aiu, nrxt Central 

Ho:lse (see page 620) 

VARNUM EDWARD I., 599 Rlaiu (see page 610) 

Y()IU< DANIEL C., 156 Moody (see page 620) 

HAYES ARTHUR D., 733 Main, nest Ceutral 

House (see page 620) 

VAftNUM EDWARD I., 599 1Inin (see page 620) 

YORK DANIEL O., 176 i%udy (see lJ3ge 620) 

Hats, 

Cups and PFIL~S. 

BOSTON & WALTHAM C L 0 T 1-I I N G 

HOUSE, Perry 8.~ hrlin, lm)p~., ,\Jethdist bldg., 

1 nl00ti.y (see page 128) 

Carter RE Co., 28 Jlootlp 

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Xwgnn Sr Co., 

prqs., 639 hlain (see page G26) 

HATCH LEMONT I’., I\letiwdist bldg., 5 Moody, 

and (311 \Vndhington, 13.) (see page 92) 

L,lNAGAN PATRICK J., 669 Blain (see front 

caw) 


ANDREWS AXOS, 212 Moody (see page 619) 

(:ARNEY J. COAL CO., 50 Crlvnry, ue:ir b’. It. R. 


EDDY 0. F. & CO., 161 i!Ioody (see front cover) 

FROST G. FRBNK, 33 and 33 kIoocly,next 1”. R.R. 

ancl 14:3 Lexington. nest C. hl.R.R.(see back cover) 

l POPE GEORGE B. & CO., 582 Rlaiu (see page 

\VA6LBT)HAB’I COAL CO., I. P. Rutter, manager, 

o&e, 663 &in, yard,384 do. and elevator, Elm (see 

front 

cover) 

WALTHABI GRAIN CO., C. M. Cox, manager, 

10 and 12 Felton (see page 609) 

Heat Regulators (Electric.) 

GItOSSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page 611)

Herclic 

Liue. 

KENDALL LEVI J., 33 Crescent (see page 617) 

Ho~~ologicuZ 

Schools. 

WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, Palmer 

C! Swain, props., i8 Crescent,coru5r Spruce (see 

page 8) 

Horse 

Clip&ng. 

CLARK GEORGE A., 39 Spruce (see page 616) 

Home 

Clothing. 

HATCH LEMONT Y., Methodist bldg., 5 Illoodg, 

end (311 \Vashington, IS.) (see page 92) 

HAYES ARTHUR D., 733 Main. uext Central 


VARNUM EDWARD P., 599 Main (see page 620) 

YORK DAR’LEL C., 176 Moody (see page 620) 

Horse 

(GREIWS 

Ointm.ent. 

FARRIE:RS’.) 

GREEN JOHN A., ‘216 Moody, near Gushing (see 

page 615) 

Horse Sheers. 

(See alao Blacksn~itl~s.) 

BURKE THOMAS A., 870 Main (see page 619) 

I),uliels C:llarles H., 546 RIaiu 

FOWLER JOSIAH, 400 Main [see page 61!)) 

(iREEN (JOHN A., 216 Moods, near Gushing (see 

page 617) 

Larkin Patrick, 27 Common 

LAWLE:SS JOHN, 57 Harvard, car. Charles (see 

page 628) 

LUCAS K. E., rear 9.5 Moody (see page 616) 

~I~lhmltl Hogh, rear 733 Main 

WRIGHT FItANK T.,207 Lesington(see page 619) 

Hose Supporter Mttfrs. 

Waltham Garter Co., 2104 Moody 

Hosievjj, Gloves, Etc. 

ADAMS P. P. CPT CO., 587 Main (see page 89) 

KDS’I‘ON & WA4.LTHAM C L 0 T H I N G 

HOU,$E, Perry & Parlin, props., Methodist bldg., 

1 Moody (see page 1’25)



107 and 109 Moody, (see page 92) 

CHASE SARAH A. MISS, 104 Moody (see p.129) 

FLYNN MARY L. MISS, 613 Main (see page 91) 

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Morgan & Co.,. 

props., 65Y Main (see page 626) 

HATCH LEMONT P., Methodist bldg., 5 Moody, 

and (311 Washington, B.) (see page 92) 

LAMB C. F. (Boston store), 167 and 171 Moody, and 

PO5 do. (see page 92) 

STONE WILLIAM B., Maynard block, 694 Main . 

(see page IdY) 

Hos&ery 

Mnfm. 

BOSTON MNFG.CO.,A.M.Goodale,agent,off Moody, 

near the bridge Edmund Dwight, treas., (50 State, 

8.) (see page 4) 

Tomiin & Son, head of West Dale 

Hot Water Heating. 

PHILLIPS J. L., 44 Spruce (see page 607) 

Hotels. 

Buckley T. F., 41 and 43 Moody 

CESTRAL HOUSE, George H. Cushman, prop., 

i4Y Main, car. Exchange (see page 617) 

HOTEL CRESCENT, C. 13. Ames, 25 Crescent, 

near Moody (see page 616) 

HOTEL SAMUELS, Mrs. S. B. Samuels, prop., 79 

-.K Lexmgton (see page 630) 

HOTEL WALTHAM, M. P.Collins, prop., 13 to 19 

Lexington (see page 617) 

PROSPECT HOUSE,Thomas Coqprop., 881 Maiu, 

opp. Prospect (see page 14) 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice,props., 

56 Felton (see foot liues iu General Directory) 

LEATHERBEE WILLIAM H. & SON,Liuden, 

near Beaver Brook station (see back cover) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, prospect, near Felton (see 

page 605) 

MARTIN L. W., 162 Chestnut (see page 604) 

House Ptcrn,iskin.g ~Joods. 

OOODNOW W. & SON,708 Main (see back cover) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange Hall,, 727 Main 

(see page 1%) 

22


House 

Mouldings 

WOOLLEY ,GEORGE, 616 Main (see front cover) 

HuEled 

Myron Thomae C., 75 Dale 

Ice 

Corn. 

Cream. 

BOSTON CANDY KITCHEN,J. H. Lewis, prop., 


DTLL EDWARD I., 130 Moody (see page 159) 

GERALD B. S., 561 Main (see page 179) 

HAVEN ABNER G., 869 Maiu, car. Francis (see 

page 631) 

LITCHFIELD FREDERICK A., 2 Lexington 

(see page 12) 

MAHONEY THOMAS H., 195 School (seep. 54) 

Merrill E. F. &z Co., 623 Main 

RIEDLE JOHN, Prospect, near Feiton (see ‘p. 614) 

Ice Dealers. 

AUBURNDALE ICE CO., J. J. 8. Peterson, proprietor, 

Riverview place (see back cover) 

PACKARD CALEB S., 874 Main (see page 605) 

TOTTEN JOHN & SONS,‘id Bacon(see back cover) 

WALTHAM ICE CO., J.J.S. Peterson, proprietor, 

Riverview place (see back cover) 

Importer 

(FOR REPAIRING 

of Res-to-m. 

LACE.) 

SAMUELS S.B.MRS.,79 Lexington (see page 630) 

Ineurarwe 

Agents. 


Chat&l John P., 21u Moody 

JOHNSON WILLIAM H., rooms 1 and 2, Methodist 

bldg., 3 Moody (see page 11) 

Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., William Blacker, asst. supt., 

637 Main, rm. 15 

Robinson James F., 637 Main, rm. 4 

SHERFAN HENRY v., 27 Liberty (see page If) 

SPI$hG GEORGE E . (life j , rm. 1) Methodist 

0. 3 Moody (see page 10) 

TISDkhE G. %V. & SON,room 20, Methodist bldg., 

3 Moody (see frout cover) 

Viles Daniel F., 637 Main, room 3 

Williams & Mulholland, 637 Main, room 9

. 

WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRlX!TORY 3.53 

Inswance Cornpa&ies having agencies 4n 

Waltiwm. 

MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO., of N. P., George F. 

. Spring, agent, rm. 1, Methodist bldg., 3 Moody 

(see p. 10) 

Represented by TViEliczm H. Johnson, 621 Main (see p.11) 

ABING-TON MUT. FIRE INS. CO., of Abington, 

Mass. 

DEDHAM MUT. FIRE INS. CO., of Dedham, 

Mass. 

FIREMEN’S INSURANCE, of Newark, N. J. 

MERCHANT”S XNS. CO., Prov., R. I. 

NOEFZLK MUT. FIRE INS. CO., of Dedham, 

ORIENT INSURANCE CO., of Hartford 

PENNSYLVANIA INS. CO., Phila., Pa. 

READING FIRE INS. CO., of Reading, Pa. 

SUN INS. OFFICE, of London, Eng. 

Zmte&or 

Decoratims. 


IroT& and Brass Potinders. 

DAVIS & FARNUM MNFG. CO., Foundry av., 

near Bleachery station, and (8 Oliver, rm. 18, B.), 

(see page 15) 



rrofi 

Works. 

DXYIS & FARNUM MNFG. CO., Foundry av., 

and (8 Oliver, rm. 18, B.) (see p, 15) 

Jewel 

Godber & Parker, 23 Crescent 

Jewelers. 

LWnfrs. 

ADAMS GEORGE W., 183 Moody (see front 

cover) 

CUSHLMAN E. W. & CO., 625 Main (see p. 90) 

GALLUPE ELIAS A., 172 Moody (see p. 90) 

HOUGHTON CORNELIUS J., 11 Moody (see 

page 177) 

NOBLE JOHN P., 671 Main (see p. 177) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 Bloody (see page 177) 

WHITFOKD & JOHNSON, 663 Main (see p. 177)

354 WALTHAM BUSINESS IlIRECTORY 

Job P,*imters. 

DOLAN JOHN W., 621 ahin, room H. (see p. 624) 

WHEELER PRINTING CO.,645 Illain(see p.621) 

Job 

Wayom. 

BLAKE GARDNER, 707 D/lain (see p. 7) 

SAVIS EXPRESS, 112 Moody (see page 2) 

McDONALD RI. I. W., order box, 11 &1oody 

.(sre page 178) 

PERKINS EXPRESS, 146 Bloody (see page 618) 

Jwnk 

Dealers. 

Gilson Frank J., Browns lane 

Gormon John, 163 School 

Manning Henry, 29 Felton 

&lcDermott Frank H. 145 Bacon 

hinrrisey Martin H., 179 Grove 

O’Bt ieu Pierce, Jr., 17 1vater 

Justices 

of the Peace. 

STARK ROBERT M., 621 &fain, rm. F.(see p. 20) 

Ealsomine and Alabastine. 

KENDALL & HIGGINS, 651 aud 653 Zain (see 

page 6) 


(see page lid) 

HindMng 

Wood. 

CARNEY J. COAL CO., 70 Calvary, n. F. R. R. 

(see p. 618) 

FROST G. FRANK, 33 and 35 &Ioody and 143 

Lexington, next C. M. R. R. (see back cover) 

WALTHAM COAL CO.. F. I. Rutter manager, 

of&e 663 i\lain and Beaver Brook station, elevator 

Elm, near %he bridge (see front cover) 

Eitchela B’urnishing Goods. 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 137 bloody (see foot lines in 

General Directory) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange Hall, 727 &lain 

(see p. li8) 

KER WlN FREDERICK H., 5% Main (see p. 2) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, Hall’s block, 154 

BIoodv (see p. 3) 


693 Main (see p. 607)

I 1 

i 


233zitting 

Machirhery. 

HOBBS GEORGE E., 104 Felton (see p. 607) 

Laces and Embroideries. 

(RES-TO-BE 

FOR REPAIRING.) 

SAMUELS S. B. MRS., 79 Lexingt,on (see p. 630) 

Ladies9 PurnisJAay Goods. 

ADAMS P .P. & CO., 587 Main (see p. 89) 



CH+aSFl2tfRAH A. MISS, 104 bloody (see 

FLYiN MARY L. MISS, 613 8iain (see p. 91) 

LAMB C. F. (Boston store), 167 and 171 Moody and 

205 do. (see p. 92) 

Lnmps 

und l%xt ures. 

CONNORS J. W., Home Tea Store, 601 Main (see 

p. 613) 

L&he Mnfrs. (Watch and ComMnution). 

STARK JOHN, rear 218 Moody (see p. 607) 

Lathers. 

Casey Timothy W., 70 Hammond 

Laundries. 

AMERICAN LAUNDRY CO,, A. R. Cole, prop., 

130 to 136 Newton (see back cover) 

BAJAL ELLA S. nIRS., 609 Main, corner Church 

(see p. 10) 

Lee Goon, 605 Main 

Lee Goon, 114 Moody 

Lee John, 214 Moody 

Lee Sam. 775 Main 

Moody Street Hand Laundry, A. James, prop., office 83 

Moody 

Sing Ching, 228 Moody 

Siug Quong, 34 Lexington 

Tracy James J ., 122 Felton 

Wah Hong, 713 Main 

Wall Quong, 590 Main and 52 Spruce 

WALTHAM STEAM LAUNDRY, Coolidge, Caswell 

& Co., props., 13 Crescent, near Moody (see 

back craver)

LfiWrt, MOWXWS Repaired. 

GIF@ORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see p. 619) 

Luwyers. 

ALLIN 6% MAYBERRY, 661 Main, and (23 Court, 

room 615. B.) (see p. PO) 

ARMSTRONG THOIMAS M., rm. 6, National 

Bank bldg., 637 Main and (82 Devobshire, B.) (see 

p* 20) 

DRURY WILLIAM H., Liddeo and (209 Washington, 

room 30, B.), (see p. 20) 

French Clarence F., 697 Maiu, room 3 

French Daniel, 820 Main 

Hoar Sherman, Lexington, near Beaver and (5 Pemberton 

sq., B.) 

JOHNSON & HARVEY, rooms 10 and 11, I\lethodist 

bldg., 3 Moody and (53 Tremont room 5, B.), 

(see page 20) 

Lathrop A. J., 6i3 Main, room 4 

Lute Enos T., Court House, Lexington 

MILTON HENRY S.,16& Lexington and (10 Tremont. 

rocm 3, B.,) (see p. 20) 

MORGAN WILLIAM M., o&e (34 School, room 

46, B.) and 78 Lexington (see p. 23) 

ROBERTS DUDLEY, 12 Noody, room 15 (see 

p. 20) 

Saunders Charles R., 74 School, suite 3 

SMITH & LUDDEN, 913 &lain and (5 Pemberton 

square, B.) (seepage 20) 

STAKK P,. 113[., 621 Main, room F (see page 20) 

STONE CHARLES F., National Bauk bldg., 637 

Main (seepage 20) 

Zead Pipe and Sheet Leud. 


page 13) 

KTRWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

RICHARDSON 3% M., Goodnow’s bldck, 712 Main 


TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, Hall’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 


695 Main (see page SOS) 

LJbrar4es 

( CSrculatbr~g.) 

BRtiDFORD FRED H., 617 Main 

Waltharn Public Library, 15 Moody, car. Charles

WALTHAM IIUSINESS I-IIRECTORP 357 

Lime, H&r, Cement, Etc. 

CARNEY J. COAL CO., 70 Calvary,n. F. R. R. 


FROST G. %‘RANK, 33 and 33 Moody, next F. 

R. R. and 143 Lexington, next C. M. R. R. (see 

back cover) 

WRLTHAM COAL CO., F. P. Rotter, manager, 

office 663 &Lain, yard Beaver Brook station, elevator 

Elm, near the bridge (see front cover) 

. 

Liqmrs, 

WZnes, Etc. 

AMES CHARLES I-I., 

Cresceut (see page 616) 

25 Crescent, rear Hotel 

Amrock E. S. (wholesale), 183 and 185 

Huckley ‘I’. F., 41 and 43 Moody 

Newton 

CAIN JOHN 

601) 

E., Music Hall ave., near Main (see page 

CLASBY D, J., 80 Charles (see page 613) 

COLLINS Bl. P., 13 to 19 Lexington (see page 617) 

DESMOND FRANK D., 6 Common (see p. 616) 

Roundg II. D., 33 Elm 

SHLELS MARTIN, 169 Willow (see page 612) 

TRACY DANIEL J., 159 Willow (see p. 610) 

Liuery StahZes. 

(See Stables.) 

Locla3mitl8. 

GROSSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page 621) 

Lounges and Sofm. 

GOODNOW W. & SON, 708 Maiu (see back cover) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange Hall, 727 Maic 

(see page 178)


Lumber 

Dealers, 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice, props., 

56 Felton (see foot lines in General Directory) 

Faden Harry F. & Co., Linden, near Beaver Brook station 

GLANCY ROBERT E. (wholesale and retail) 53 

Cashing (see opp.) 

LEATHERBEE WILLIAM H. & SON, Linden, 

near Beaver Brook stntion (see back cover) 

WOOD, BARKER & CO., 116 and 118 Bacon, next 

C. M. R. R., and (Exchange bldg., State, B.) (see 

foot lines in General Directory) 

Zunch 

Bellis John E/I., 110 Moody 

Cole Albert L., 974 Moody 

Jfachhae 

Counters. 

Forger, 

GIFFORD FItED C., 21 Crescent (see page 619) 

iWach,inery. 


Mackinery 

Casthags. 

WALTHAM FOUNDRY CO., 71 Felton, car. 

Water (see page 4) 

ilfachinery 

(Emery). 

WALTHAM EMERY WHEEL CO., 113 and 115 

Bacon (see page 13) 

GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see page 619) 

HOBBS GEORGE E., 104 Pelton (see p. 607) 

STARK JOHN, rear 218 Moody (see page 607) 

Manicure. 

JESKINS ELIZABETH F. MRS., 18 Crescent 


Mnfg. 

Companies. 

AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO., R. E. 

Bobbins, treas., Crescent (Boston office, 403 Washington) 

(see p. 5) 

ATLAS CHEMICAL CO., 226 to 232 Calvary, near 

Farwell, ofice (Newtonviile) (see p. 10)

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ABVERTISEMENTS 359 

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BOSTON MNF’G. CO. (cotton cloth and hosiery), A. 

M. Goodale, agent, Edmnod Dwight, treasurer, off 

Moody. near the bridge (50 State. B.) (see page 4) 

DAVIS & FARNUM MINFG. CO. (iron founders), 

Foundrp avenue (office 8 Oliver, room 18, B.) (see 

page 15) 

Thomson Judson L. Mnfg. Co. (The), 06 South, Roberts 

classing 

United States Watch Co. (The), Charles, near South 

WALTHAM BLEACHERY & DYE WORKS 

(bleaching and dyeing cotton), George E. Jordan, 

agent, River, opp. Willow, Edmund Dwight, treas., 

(50 State, B.) (see page 4) 

Waltham Electric Clock Co., D. F. Vile+ treas.. rear 218 

Main 

Waltham Screw Co., B. S. Tolman, treas., rear 93 &Ioody 

Marble Deniers au&d; Workers. 

COX & KEANE, 731 &Iain, next Eschang I-Is 


FISKE CHARLES D., 422 Moody, car. Derby 


Masons. 

Bright D. B., 47 Charles 

Fitzgerald Patrick (stone work and grading), 241 Newton 

Realty Michael, 89 Mooctp 

LaLLy JOHN (brick), 65 Calvary (see p. 629) 

Lord Bras., 165 Hammond 

Malloy Patrick (stone), 19 Exchange st. ct. 

Morris Lucia& 233 Charles 

O’Brien James P., 1.58 Ash 

Stankard Thomas, 84 Pond 

Tyler George R., busement, 590 Main 

WELCH JOHN T. (stone), 33 Spring (see p. 629) 

Welch William (stone), off Guinau 

Whalen Patrick J., 13 Calvary 

Wood G. E., 259 Charles 

Mats and iWuttin.y. 

EMERSON WARREN F., 698 Main (see p. 127)


Mattresses. 

BAILEY L. L. (mnfr.), 789 Main (see p. 621) 

GOODN0W W. & SON, 708 Main (see back cov.) 

GRAVES FRANK L., 224 Moody (see p. 621) 

GRAVES P. M. & SON, Exchange Hall,727 Main 

(see page 1’78) 

HILQUIST CHKISTOPHER W. (mnfr.), 8 

Union (see page 621) 

Medwnical 

Engdneer. 


Herch~amt 

Tailors. 

BLOMBERGE CARL D., 681 Main (see p. 138) 

CHAFFIN FREDERICK L., 10 Moody, rm. :! 

(see page 89) 

DENNISON L. O., 694 Main and (74 Franklio, U.) 


KNIGHT AUGUSTUS H., 139 Moody (see front 

cover) 

LEIGHTON ALONZO, 200 Moody (see page 123) 

WIGGIN 0. A., Methodist bldg., 3 Moody (see p. 

li7) 

MetaZ Shiqyles. 

GLANCY ROBERT 

page 339) 

E. (agent), 53 Gushing (see 

Mh%men. 

Andrews Chnuncey W., 233 Bacon 

13arker Charles A., Id71 Main 

Barnes William L., Warren ave. 

Berry Alvin E., 1303 Maiu 

Kerry K. Davenport, 1303 Main 

Kroderick John ,I., Trapelo road, near Forest 

Brown Byron L., 1138 Maiu 

Bryant H. J., Trapelo road 

Castner Sanford B., Trapelo road, near Lexiugton line 

Childs Melvin L., 396 Lexiugtou 

Childs William G., 508 Lexington 

Coldwell Hiram, West, near Winter 

Connearney James B., Trapelo road 

Connors T. H., 268 School 

Cutting Joseph, 1241 Main 

Everett Charles R., rear 19 Hammond 

Everett William R., rear 19 Hammond 

E’arlcy Fred W., Lincoln, car. Smith 

HARDING WILLIAM & SON, 4 New Grove 

(see page 9)

WALTHAM BUSIl$ESS I)TRLECTORY 363 

Hatch G. Oscar, Winter, near Locust 

Hoffses Elvin J., 591 Lexington 

Graham William J., rear 858 Main 

Holmes John, 49 Crescent 

Jones Dexter F.. Main, near Weston line 

LOWELL GROVE DAIRY, William Harding & 

Son. props., 4 New Grove (see page 9) 

Maher Thomas, Bow. near Trapelo road 

Maynard Fred W.. 909 Main 

McCullough Thomas I., Waverley, L. P. 

Norris John Elbert, 263 Bacon 

Rvan John F., Parkers lane 

Sherman Newton, 187 Adams 

Smith Walter H., 402 Lexington 

Stearns Charles A., Jr., Winter 

Stewart James L., 755 Main 

Stone H. L., 1295 Main 

Viles Charles L., Lincoln, near Smith 

Viies Charles M., rear 44 Harvard 

Warren George E., 23 Prospect 

Warren Isaac F.. 212 Charles 

Wellington Charles L., Trapelo road 

Wellington Fred D. 2d, 63 South 

Whitnev CfJarkS G., 3 Stow 

Whittemore Frank I., 63 South 

Wigbt J. A., Trapelo road 

2Cillers. 

POPE GEORGE B, & CO., Felton, near N>oJy 


iMilliners and Ilf%llim~y Goosd. 

BROCK & BURTON, 195 Moody (see p. 129) 

Donovan M. A. & J., 73 Lexington 

Flvnn Annie J. Miss, 8 Elm 

Fr:othingharn C. J. Nrs.. 589 Main 

Gallnp Maria J. Mrs., 48 Taylor 

H:lrt P. Mrs., 111 River 

Lynch Nellie L. Miss, 18 Elm 

Macurdv eJ. W.. 133 Moody 

MACURDY ROLAND W., 29 Moody 

Mead E. Jennie Mrs., 11 E~UJ 

O’Xeil Mary E. Miss, 577 Main 

Puffer Dexter R., 105 Moody 

Smith Eliza A. Mrs., 202 Moody 

SlIerman, K. E. Mrs., 106 Moody 

Wilson Edith L. Mr.s., rm. 14 Illethodist bldg., 3 Moody 

Mhernl Waters. 

Commonwealth Spring Water, Alden *Jameson, prop 

Trapelo road,

364 WALTHAM BUSIXESS DIRECTORY 

XomurhentuZ 

Work, 

COX dk REANE, 731 Main, next Exchange Hall (see 

p.623) 

Mom~lddngs and Braclcets. 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice, props. 

56 Felton (see foot lines in gen. directory) 

GLANCY ROBERT G., 53 Gushing c,see p.) 

LEATHEItBEE WM. H. & SON, Linden, near 

Beaver Brook station (see back cover) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, prospect, near Felton (see p. 

605) 

OLMSTEAD ELLIS B., 174 b1oody (see p. 14) 

Beless John A. & Co., 1’77 Moody 

HAGUE HARRY, 137& klood.v, rm. 2 (see P. 627) 

WARREN GEORGIA A. MRS., rear 11 Mody 

(see p. 16) 

Music 

(See Teachers, 

Teachtws. 

2llusZcaZ Ittstrusnen 

Music.) 

HAGUE HARRY, 1374 Moody. rm. S (see p. 6’27) 

WARREN GEORGIA A. MRS., rear 11 iVoody 

(see p. 16) 

ts. 

iMutton and Xogs ( WI1oZesaZe.j 

ARMOUR & CO,, 14 and 16 Felton (see p. 609) 

WALTHAM BEEF’ CO., Deunis McCarthy, Jr., 

manager, 20 Felton (see p. 608) 

iVeat.ufoot 

Brighton Abattoir, Brighton 

Oil. 

Newspapers. 

WALTHAM DAILY AND WEEKLY FREE 

PRESS, Alexander Starbuck, editor and prop., iY 

Mnodv. near the bridge 

WALTHAM DAILY TRIBUNE, Waltham Tribune 

Co., publishers, Charles H. Liucoln, editor, 

Henry RI. Ryder. treas. and manager, Rumford building, 

622 Main (see p. 625)

\VdI,THA&l BUSINESS DIRECTORY 365 

Newspupers 

a,nd Periodicals. 


p. 16) 


HALL & LYON, 117 bloody, car. Crescent (see front 

cover) 

HOGAN M. A. & SON, 594 &fain (see p. 91) 

TOWNE WARREN N., 161 Moody (see p. 6) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, Rumford building616 Main 


Notaries 

Public. 

ARz(3TRONG. THOMAS H., rm. 6 National Bank 

g., 637 hlam and (82 Devoushrre, B. (see p. 20) 

JOHNSON B. B., rm. 10 an1 11 Methodist bldg., 3 

Moody (see p. 10) 

I,athrop A. J., 672 Main 

Lute E. ‘I. office Court House, Lexington 

MILTONHENRY S.,168 Lexington and(lOTremont, 

rm. 3, H.) (see p. 20) 

STAltK ROBERT M., 621 Main, rm. F. (see p.20) 

Nurseryman. 

FISKE CHARLES D., 422 Moody (see p, 622) 

Nwses. 

Carney Nellie Miss, 83 Oak 

Crane Fannie Miss, 564 Main 

Farnsworth Jesse E., 60 Orange 

Gilman Lizzie S. Mrs., 196 Moody 

Grace Mary Miss. 26 Maple 

Haggarty Martha J. Miss, 8 Colby ave. 

Hawkes James It., 49 Cherry 

Hemenway Harriet Mrs., Pratt ave., near Bedford 

Hood Kate E. Miss, 17 Crescent 

Johnson Davis I.. 63 Myrtle 

Kelton Addie E. Miss, 27 Spruce 

Kidder Lucy R. Mrs., 7 Chestnut 

Leland Hannah B. Mrs., 83 Alder 

Lewis Catherine M., 103 Custiing 

Loomis Sarah L., 300 Central 

Marshall Margaret A. Mrs., 25 Central 

Melick Annie Miss, 566 Main 

Morton Charlotte E. Miss, West Dale 

Mullen Catherine Miss, 984 Main 

Murray Betsey M. Mrs., 98 Alder 

Otis Hattie G. Miss, 899 Main 

Partellow Alice A., l%~t Taylor 

Reynolds Lottie Mrs., 519 Main

Nurses,m-Cont~l~~ec~. 

Richardson Zorado A. Mrs., 50 Russell 

Rollins Mary E. Mrs., 22 Winthrop 

Stewart Anoabelln L. Xss, 746 Maip 

Sullivan Mary Mrs., 8 Colby ave. 

Ware E. D. Mrs., 193 Weston 

Oil Can Manufacturer. 

Roddick Thomas, Benefit, near Newton 

Oil Cloths awd H&L 

EMERSON WARREN F., 698 lKain (seep. 127) 

GRAVES Y. H. & SON, Exchange Hall, 727 Main 

(see page 1iS) 

OiZ Stoves. 

KIRWTN 

TAYLOR 

FREDERICK 

& PERCIVBL, 

H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

Hall’s blk., 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

WALTHAM HEATING 

695 Main (seep. G07) 

& PLUMBING CO., 

OdZs. 

CONNORS J. 

yge 613) 

W., Home Tea Store, 601 Main (see 

Op%cians. 

ADAMS GEORGE W., 183 &~ody(see front corerj 

GALeCJPE ELIAS A., 1i2 Moody (see p. 90) 

HO!jTbeHl~v~N CORNELIUS J., 11 Moody (see 

a@ 

NOBLE J: P., 671 Main (see p. 177) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 Moody (see p. 177) 

WALTHA>% HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL, Pal- _ 

mer 8.5 hwain, propr’s. 78 Crescent (see p. 8) 

WHITFORD & JOHNSON (mufra.), 663 &in 

(see p. iii) 

Cheney’s, H. M. Cheney, manager, 2103 Moodg 

Rowe 8~ tirooks, George H. Rowe, manager, 210 Moody 

Waddington & Wildman’s, Alex Waddington, maunger, 

210 &ody 

Oysters and Cznriks. 

CHILDS T. W. & SON, 3 Elm (see page 615) 

SLOUGH 

LEWIS 

& ADAMS, 46 Spruce (seep. 612) 

EDWARD F., l’i8 i%ody (see p. 613) 

ROCKWELL & DURFEE, 91 &.foody (see p. 612)

WALTHAM DUSIRESS DIRECTORY 367 

Painters. 

f 

(CARRIAGE.) 

\ FLAGS) GEORGE A., Music Hall ave. (see p. 603) 

nI&R.A’I’H CHARLES T., 57 Harvard, corner 

Charles (see page 628) 

filULI,EN JABIES, Music Hall ave., see p. 618) 

Wft1G;tT F. ‘I!., 407 Lexiugton (see p. 619) 

(HOUSE AND SIGN.) 

Ashley Henry I,.. 89 Vernon 

Bacon John O., 16G Moody 

Davis Charles E. (sign), 

Mood\- 

rm. 52, Methodist bldg., 3 

Downing It. F., 64 Oak 

FLAW3 GEORGE.A., Music Hall ave. (see p. 603) 

GRAHAM W. S., 25 Eschange (see 1). GOG) 

HILLS FRANK H., 162 bloody 

Kilburn J. H.: 92 High 

Kimball & Lane, rear 184 Charles 

McGRATH CHARLES T. (sign), 57 Harvard, car. 

Charles (see p. 6%4) 

ItIcKenua Felix. rear h4 CentraI 

Norton Carlos W.. 79 Gnrduer 

POOLE CHARLES A., 7 Elm (see p. 606) 

Weutworth Benjamiu W., 9 Prospect 

Whelan J. H. h Son, 8 and 10 Spring 

(SIGN.) 

FLAGG GEORGE A., Music Hall av. (see p. GO3 j 

POOLE CHARLES A., 7 Elm (see p. 606) 

GRAHAM TV. S., 25 Exchange (see 1). 606) 

McGRATH CHARLES ‘J!., 57 Harvard,cor.Charles 

(see p. 628) 

Pccinters’ 

Xupplies. 


page 13) 

RICHARDSON E. M., 712 Main (see p. 178) 

Paint8, Oils and Glm98. 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 137 Moody (see foot lines) 

HILLS F.H., 161 Mood; 

KENDALL & HIGGINS., 651 and 653 Main (set 

page 13) 

POOLE CHARLES A., 7 Elm (see p. GOG) 

IiICHARDSON E. M., Goodnow’s block, il2 Main 

(see paxe li8) 

RYSSELL WILLTAM M., 633 Main (see p. 13) 

SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM, 6 Pine (see p.G%O) 

*

3% WALTHAM BL-STNESS DIRECTORY 

Eaton A. M., 233 Bacon 

Puper Bags, Twine, Etc. 

GRAHAM W. S., 25 Exchange (see p. 606) 

HALL HERBERT W., rear 202 l\loody [see ~~60.2) 

Hutchinson George M., 6 Park place 

MuAlister Edward, 80 Lowell 

0LlMSTE:AD ELLIS B., 174 Moody (see p. 14) 

lbyers I. \Y., 16 Gordon 

scribuer Charles H., 239 Moodv 

iV\Thelon J. H. Ss Sou, 8 and 10 bpring 


McAllister Edward, 80 Lowell 

OLMSTEAD ELLIS B., 174 Moody (see p. 14) 

UPHA:) FRANK H., 143 Moody (see p. 6~7) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, ltutuford bldg., 616 IUain 


Paper 

J!5Crnufiwturers. 

12obert.s John & Son, South, near Weston liue, and (91 

Federal, lhston) 

FLEMING H. EUGENE, lG5 Moody (see p. 180) 

HALL & LYOti, 117 Moudp, car. Crescent (see 

front cover) 


ave. (SW page Yl) 

HUTCHINSSON LOUIS J., 591 Main (see opp. 

Physicians.) 

JENBISON ELM.ER E., 208 Moody (see p. 150) 

O’HERN J. F. & UO., 2’1 Felton, car. Prospect (see 

back cover) 

PARKER ARTHUR H., 665 Main (see p. 180) 

YlilLLPPS .LKA B., Piue, car. Elm (see p. 180) 

SMITH E. 1M. iy: CO., 13 Moody (see p. 91) 

Foster 

Dan P., 199 Charles 

Putterm (Paper). 

FLYNN MARY L. MISS (Imperial pinued), 613 

Main (see p. 91) 

WARREN GEORGIA A. MRS. (htterick), 

~Yelch’s block, 11 Moody (see p. 16)

~ADVEHTISEMENTS 369 


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MEDFORD AND MELROSE DIRECTORY, . . . 

MILFORD, HOPEDALE AND HOPIEINTON DIRECTORY, 

NATICK AND FRAMINGHAMS DIRECTORY, . . . 

WALTHAM AND WATERTOWN DIRECTORY, ~ . 

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BANGOR AND BREWER DIRECTORY, . . . 

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Patter 

(Concrete). 

HAYS WILLIAM w., 239 sChQ61 (see p. 605) 

Perf tcme~~es. 

FLEMING- H. EUGERE, 165 Moody (see p. 180) 

HALL & LYON, 117 Moody, car. Crescent (see 

front cover) 

HOYT GEORGE L., 3i0 Moody, car. Wadsworth 

ave. (see page 9 1) 

HUTCHKNSON LOUIS J., 591 Main (see opp. 

Physicians) 

JENNISON ELMER E., 208 Moody (see p. 180 

MORGAN BROTHERS, 26 Moodv (see p. 6‘26) 

O’HERN JOSEPH F. & CO.,221 peltoa, cor.Prospect 


YARKER ARTHUR H., 665 Main (see p. 180) 

SMITH E. M. & CO., 13 Bloody (see p. 91) 

Allen William H., rm. 42, Methodist bldg. 3 Moody 

BROWN LINCOLN C., 645 Main (see p. 626) 

PHILLIPS J. ALFRED, 119 Moody, car. Crescent 

Hari~~~upC~“e 6dhurch 

WEBSTEli WILLIAM A,, 111 Moody (see p.623) 

Ph gsicinns. 

*XemCers of the Massachusetts Medical Society. 

Bailey William H., 82 Grant 

Uill George E;., 252 Crescent 

i3rock Charles F., 253 Mood 

Cousens pu’. Wiiliam, 2Oi Moody 

*Cutler E. R., 716 iV!ain, opp. Spring 

*Foster Frank A., 12 Spruce 

*GREENWOOD ALLEN, 758 &lain (see p. opp.) 

Hadleg J. Franklin, 749 Main, car. Exchange 

Hall Irving S. (horn.) 18 Harris 

*Hoyt Walter S., 96 Crescent 

*Hu’tchingson Claribel M. Mrs., 836 Main 

*Jarvis William F., 233 Bloody, car. Chestnut 

Libby Jesse H., 204 Moody 

*$lcCollester J. &. A., 87 Chestnut, car. Moody 

*XlcCormick Coruelius J.. 26 Common 

McKENTY J. EDMUND, 117 Taylor (see opp.) 

Molleur Lonis I., 145 Feltou 

MOSHER MARSHALL J., 197 Charles (see opp.‘l 

*O’REILEY WILLIAM J., 188 Moody(see opp.) 

Pope G. E’red. 4 =\ppleton 

SEARS ELOISE A. (horn.), li0 Moody, office hours 

until 9 A. M., 1 to 3 and 6 to 7 P.M. 

Steinburg Joseph, 832 Main 

*Stiles Fred Merritt, 119 Adams 

Vincieut Philip, 98 Maple 

WEBBER GEORGE F., 220 1\zoodp (see opp.) 

23 .

PhgC/sMans,-Conthfled. 

*Willis John W., 564 Main, opp. Liberty 

*Wood Henry A., 742 Main 

*Worcester Alfred, 742 Main 

Worcester Edward, 7 Moody 

P%ano 

Movers. 

BLAKE GARDNER, 707 Main (see p. 7) 

BRADSTREET B. & CO., 210 bloody (see front 

cover) 

CRAFTS W. D., 37 Charles (see p. 620) 

DAVIS’ EXPRESS , 112 Moody (see p. 2) 

GIBBS & CO., Rumford bldg., 614 Main (see p. 601) 

McDPNALD RI. I. W., order box, 11 Moody (see p. 

PE&%NS’ BOSTON & WALTITAM EX- 

PRESS, 146 Moody (see p. 618) 

Piano and Organ lblers. 

Bearce Fred T., 210 Moody 

Hernandez Melquiades, 57 Orange 

Reed C. E., 13 High 

Kogers William F., Highland av. 

P%anos and 

Organs. 

HAF2$E HARRY, 1378 Moody, room 3 (see page 

Thompson St Howe. 210 Moody 

WARREN GEORGIA A. MRS., 11 Moody (see 

P- 16) 

PdCk8 and &W&e TOOTS. 

GIFFORD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see p. 619) 

Picture 

E”rccmc Bnfr. 

OLMSTEAD ELLIS B., li4 Moody (see p, 14,) 

Ph%wee and l%cture lrarne8. 

Bradford F. H., 617 Main 

DYER V. A. MRS., 193 Moody (see page 92) 

MORGAN BROS., 26 Moody (see page 626) 

OLMSTEAD ELLIS B., 174 Moody (see p. 14) 

UPHAM FRANK H., 145 Moody (see page 627) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, 616 Main (see front cover)

. 


BUTTRTCK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice,props., 

56 Felton (see foot lines in Gen. Directory) 

LEATHEKBEE WM. H. & SON, Linden, near 

Beaver Brook station (see back cover) 

LIBBY & LAECOM, Prospect, near Pelton (see 

page 605) 

Perry Bros., off Linden, near C. M. R. R. 

Plasterers’. 

LALLY JOHN, 65 Calvary (see page 629) 

Pleasure 

Groves. 

Forest Grove, H. P. Bartlett, prop., rear 93 Moody 

Pleasure 

Steamers. 

Forest Grove, Bartlett & Illingworth, props., wharf off 75 

Moody 

Plumbers. 



Cullen Thomas W.. 7 Felton 

Doran h Co., 695 Main 

E’rench A. D., rear 410 Moody 

Hannify James L., 29 Common 

Harris Bernard~ 569 Main 

KIRWIN FREDERICK II., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

O’NEIL & DOYLE, 1064 Moody (see page 606) 

Paul Bras., 11 Lexington 

PIiILLIYS J. L., 44 Spruce (see page 607) 

Stearus Watson, 693 Main 



695 Main (see page 607) 

Plumbers’ 

Haterials. 

RICHARDSON E. M., 712 Main (see page 178) 



Podtry 

Dealers. 

Graves Willard H., Main, Bear Hill 

Kirwin Walter J., off Weston, near Stony Brook 

i%rrill Frank W., Winter

374 WALTHAM BUSIRESS INRECTORY 

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Prht 

ters. 

Adams John, 117 South 

1Sat’ry E. L.. Music Hall ave. 

DOLAN JOHN W., 621 Xain, room H (see p. 621) 

Free Press *Job Print, 12. B. Somers, prop., 79 Moody 

Somers It. IS., 79 Moody, near the bridge 

Varney William S., rear 218 Moody 

WALTHAM TRIBUNE CO., 622 Main (see page 

625) 

WALKER & JONES, 65.5 Main (see page 624) 

WHEELER PRINTING CO., 645 hlaiu (see 

page 624) 

Produce. 

ANDREWS AMOS, 212 Moody (see page 619) 

BACON & SARGENT, 875 Maiu (see page 614) 

BEATTIE BROS., ‘7 Crescent (see page 608) 

BENNETT ANDKEW, 938 &lain (see page SOS) 

CHILDS T. W. &SON, 3 Elm (see page 615) 

CLOUGh & ADAMS, 46 Spruce (see page 612) 

ELWELL FRED W., i7 Prospect (see page 610) 

ESTES & MARTIN, 649 Msiu (see back cover) 

GATELY BROS., 5 Spring (see page 611) 


HARRINGrTON JAMES F., 48 Charles (see page 

McMILLAN JAMES D., 40 Spruce (see p. 614) 

NOYES bz SON, 132 Moody (see page 610) 

QUINN J. M., 81 Moody (see page 609) 

RAND GEORGE F., 18 Lesiugton (see page 603) 

TAYLOR JAMES M., 152 bloody (set: page 611) 

TRACY THO,VlAS A., 155 S;ubool (see page 630) 

WATTS & PIERSON, 366 Modp (see page 615) 

Wright George B., Yi aud YY Spriug 

ARMOUR & CO. (wholesale), 14 and 16 Felton (see 

page 6OY) 

BACON & SARGENT, 8i5 Main (see page 614) 

BEATTIE BROS., 7 Crescent, near No&y (see p. 

608) 

BENN E’TT AND1 REW, 938 Nain (see page 608) 

4 CHILDS T. W. dk SON, 3 Elw (see page 61.5) 

4 CITY MARKET, J. bl. Quinu, prop., 81 Moody (see 

page 6OY) 

3LOUGH & ADAMS, 46 Spruce (see p. 612) 

SCENT MARKET, Benttie Kros., prop., 7 

Cresceut (see page tiO8, 

Curtis 8. V., 27 De~bv 

Cu.ter & Adams, 10 common

WALTHAM BUSINESS ‘DIRECTORY- 3i5 

Dohertv II. J.. 56 Oak 

ELWhLL FRED W., 77 Prospect (see page 610) 

ESTES & MARTIN, 649 Main (see back cover) 

QATELY BROS., 5 Spring (see page 611) 

Guinan William I., 127 Charles 

Hnllaran Michael, 18 1 School 

Hnlleran I\[. L.. Newton, COP. Oak 

JIAl!Z~~IXGTQN JAMES F., 48 Charles (see page 

llowe Moses A., 102 Racon 

Hughes Thomas F., 55 Oak 

Janes Bras., 87 Moody 

O’Brien James, 75 Oak and 32 Cedar 

O’Xeil George, Ced;tr. near High 

O-Neil Michael, 133 Charles 

QUINN JOSEPH M., 81 Moody (see p”ge 609) 

RAND GEORGE I., 18 Lexington (see page 609) 

RIEDLE JOHN (sausage mnfr.) Prospect, near Felton 

(see page 6 14) 

Roonev William F., 503 Main 

RUMFORD MARKET, George F. Rand, prop., 18 

Lexington (see page 609) 

Rran Jnme:, F,., 19 Oak 

T’AYLOR JAMES fiI., Hall’s block, 152 Moody,near 

Gordon (see page 611) 

Tower Frauk E:. (peddler), Weston, hey. Highland ave. 

TRACY THOMAS A., 175 School (see page 630) 

WALTHAM BEEF CO. (wholesale). ‘LO Felton 


WATTS & PIERSON, 366 Moody, car. Wadsworth 


,Mooney Patrick, stand, Waltham station, F. R. R. 

Pumps. 

KIRWINFREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 

Readily Room. 

W. Y. M. C. U., 99 Moody 

ReaL Estate 

Agents. 


Chatlin *John P., 210 Mood>r 

JOHNSON WILLIAM H., rooms 1 and 2, M&h& * 

dist bldg., 3 Moody (see page 11) 

ROBINSON JAMES F., 637 Main. room 4 

SHERMAN HENRY P., 25 Liberty (see page 11) 

TISDALE G. W. & SON, 20 Methodist bldg., 3 

Moody (see front cover) 

TOLMAN B. S., 622 Main, room A (see page 11) 

Viles Daniel F., 637 Main, room 3

376 WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRECTOR% 

Refrigerators. 

GOODNOW W. & SON, 708 Main (see back cover) 

GRAVES FRANK L., 224 kfoody (see p. fi21) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange Hall, 727 &fain 


Restazcramts. 

Buckley T. F., 41 and 43 Moody 

Field George K.. 3 Common 

HALJA HERBERT E., 48 Spruce (see page 631) 

NORUMBEGA DINING ROOMS, A. H. Bedell, 

prop., Prospect, car. Bills (bee p. 631) 

Res-to-re. 

SAMUELS 5. B. MRS. (importer), 79 Lexington 

(see p. 630) 

Ribbons, Plowers, Etc. 

LAMB C. F. (Boston Store), 167,171 and 205 Moody 

(see page 92) 

Rolies 

am3 WWps. 

V,QRNUlM EDWARD P., 599 Main (see p. 620) 

Roofers. 

Carr George A., 40 Russell 

Conlep .J. A., 29 Gorham 

KTRWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 


(see p. 3) 



Roofing 

Materids. 

KIRWIN FREDERTCK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 


(see p. 3) 

MCDONALD 

page 178) 

M. I. W., order box, 11 Moody (see 

Saloons. 

BELMONT BILLIARD HALL, F. D. Desmond, 

prop. 6 Common, n. Main (see page 616) 

Rouudy David D., 35 Elm

WALTHAM BUSINESS T~IRRCTOTIP 377 

POPE GEORGE B. & CO., 582 Main (see p. 608) 

Surad (Plastering). 

&lcEneany Patrick, 46 Charles 

Sanitary 

Engi,neers. 

Hannifv J. L., 29 Common 

JOHldON FRANK P., room 55, Methodist bldg., 


Sausage Mnf rs. 

RIEDLE JOHN, Prospect, near Felton (see p, 614) 

WALTHAM SAVINGS BANK, Enos T. Lute, 

pres., C. E. Stone, treas., 6Yi Alain (see page 681) * 

Sawing 

alzd Planing. 

RUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice,props., 

56 Felton (see foot lines Geueral Directory) 

LEATHERBEE WILLIAM H. & SON, Linden, 

near Beaver Brook station (see back cover) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, Prospect, n. Feltou (see page 

605) 

SckooL Pu,rniture. 

PERRY GEORGE S. & CO. (i3 Fulton, B.), (see 

page 635) 

School 

Supplies. 


, Schools (Private). 

Higginbotbam Eleanor Miss, 56 South 

Moor Mary J. Miss, 1.5 Alder 

WALTHAM HOROLOGICAL SCHOOL. Palmer 

6% Swain, ‘props., 78 Crescent, car. Spruce (see 

page 8) 

Waltham New Church, Lexington, bey. Beaver 

l 

Screw Mnf m. 

Waltham Screw Co., rear 93 Moody

378 WALTHAIM BUSINESS DIRIXXORI’ 

Seeds. 

KIDDER RICHARD H., Worcester lane+. Bacon 

(see page 6221 

RICHARDSON E. M., 712 Main (see page 178) 

HEAVERNS HERBERT (flower), 202 Xoodp (see 

page 622) 

SILCK CALLIE A. MRS. (flower) ,149 Moody (see 

pa,ge 623) 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL. Hall’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

TH

WALTHAM OUSINESS I~IRECTORY 379 

CHAsE SARAH A. MISS, 104 Moody fsee page 

323) 

FLYNN MA4RY L. qXISS, 613 Main (see p. 91 ) 

LAMB C. F. (Boston Store), 167 ant1 171 Moody 

and 205 do. (see p. 92) 

. 

Smokers9 

A&ides. 


Generai Directory) 

HAGARTY JOHN J.. 12 Elm, near Park Thentre 


STRAUCH ANDREW, 685 Main (see p. F13) 

Soda and iJli,aeml Water iVcmtifacturers. 

Amrock Edward S.. 183 and 185 P\‘ewtnn 

CAIN JOHN E., Music Hall av. near Main (see p. 

601) 

Harvey J. J.. 5’75 Main 

Jameson Alden, Trapelo road, car. V’oburn: office(1 PembertoIl 

sq. B.) 

Speakiny 

Tubes (Electric). 

DODGE & SA.WYER, room 3i, Methodist bldg , 3 

.Ilootly (see page 6) 

GROSSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page G21) 

i Spectacles mm! &Qte Glasses. 

ADAMS GEORGE W., 183 Moody (see front 

cover) 


NOBLE J. P., 671 Main (see page 157) 

SAUL BROS. 139 Moody (see parre Iii) 

.WHITFORD & JOHNSON, 6ti3 Main (see page 

17i) 

Stamy4ng and Pthkinr/. 

CHASE SARAH A., MISS, 104 Moody (see 11. 

124) 

Spom%ng Goo Is. 

RICHARDSON E. RI., Goodnow’s block, 712 Main 


SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM, G Pine, near Moody 

(see page 620)


Stables ( Liuery, Boarding and Sale). 

Cnswell brilliant J. (hack), rear 26 Lexington 

CENTRAL HOUSE STABLE, Geo. H. Cushman, 

prop., 743 Main (see page 617) 

CLARK GEORGE A., 39 Spruce near Moody (see 

page 616) 

French Wiiliarn, Woerd av., near Crescent 

HAYWARD G. W., 1’774 Moody, rear Shepherd’s 

block (see page 630) 

Kelley *John 13., 703 Main 

KENDALL LEVI J., 33 Crescent (see page Fli ) 

Kirwiu Grafton IL, rear 641 Main 

LUCAS B. E., rear 95 Moody (see page 616) 

PROSPECT HOUSE (boarding), Thomas Cos, 

prop., 881 Main, opp. Prospect (see page 14) 

R.ichardson Warren J., 12 Church 

Wllite Willis A., 979 Main 

Stage Litae. 

KENDALL LEVI J., 33 Crescent (see pzge 617) 

Stationers 

and Stutio3zery. 

BALL ELLA S. MRS., GO9 Main, COT. Church 

(see page 10) 


DYER V. A. MRS., 193 i\loody (see page 92) 

HOGAN M. A, & SON, 594 Main (see p. 91) 

LITCHFIELD F. A., 2 Lexington (see page 12) 

MORGAN BROS., 26 Moody (see page 626) 

POORE GEORGE C., 115 Mood.y, car. Crescent 



Whitten Mary Mrs., 149 Moldy - - - 


Steam 

Engineer. 


Steum 

Wea,t$ng Apparatus. 

PHILLIPS J. I;., 44 Spruce [see page 607) 

WALTHAM FOCJNDRY Cd)., 71 nud 73 Felton, 


Steam toad Gas Fitters. 

KIRWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Maiu(see page 2) 

PHILLIPS J. L., 44 Spruce (see p. 607) 

Stearns Watson, 693 Main 

TAYLOR & PERCIVAL, 154 Moody (see p, 3) 


695 Main (see p. 607:

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WALTHAM BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

381 

Steam and Hand 

Beadel & Totten, head of West Dale 

SteumsJ&ip 

Drillhag. 

Y%cJcet A!.ents. 

(Cunard, Allan, Warren and ‘I’hingvalln.) 

GIBBS & CO., Rumford building,614 Main, and (105 

Arch, 34 Court sq., and 25 Merchants Row, B.) (see 

page 601) 

Stone CrimPher. 

lMead F.W.,Roberts erossingt o&e (53 State,rm.i%g,B.) 

Stone Mason. 

WELCH JOHN T., 33 Spring (see p. 629) 

Stone Tools. 

GIFFORD FRED C.! 21 Crescent (see p. 619) 

Stolae WorJcer. 

Gill Robert M., off Newton, near F. R. R. 

Store and Ofice 

Fittirzgs. 

LIBBY & LARCOM, Prospect, near Felton (se9 

page 605) 

Storehouses. 

Bartlett & Illingsworth. rear 93 Moody 

Waltham Storage Co., G.E. Kirwin, prop., rear 641 Main 

Stoves ( Gas. ) 

WALTHAM GAS LIGHT CO., 10 Moody, room 

1 (see page 5) 

Stoves, Purnaces, Etc. 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 137 ilfoody (see foot lines in 


GRAVES FRANK L., 221 Iilootlp (see p. 621) 

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange Hall, 52'7 Main 




(see page 3) 


695 Main (seep. 60’7)

GRAVES P. H. & SON, Exchange H:rli, 73i .\lain 


Kernton Street Railway 

Street Railways. 

Co., office at Newton 

BURNHAM I,EWIH ‘I’., 209 Lexington (see back 

cover) 

AAB & CO., room 5.5, Metho:list bldg., 3 Bloody (see 

page G2,i) 

JOHNSDN FRANK P., room 55, Mctl~odist bldg., 3 

Moody (see page 625) 

Alinn William, 9 Crescent 

lhrton Thomas J., WI Main 

BLOMKERGE CARL D., 6Rl Main (see p. 128) 

Cassidy Patrick A.. 67.5 hlain, room 6 

CHAFFIN FREDERICK L., 10 Moody, room 2 

jsce parp 89) 

bENNISON LYMAN O.,nInynnrd block, 694 Main, 

am1 (7C FrrZ~llilin, B.) (tiee pqe LB) 

ILEFELDT EDXOND, Prospect. near Felton (s ‘e 

page 8Y) 

Jones K. E:.. AZ1 Main, room D 

KNIGHT AUGUSTUS H., 139 Moody (see front 

cover) 

LEIGHTON ALONZO, 200 Moody (see p. 125) 

WIGGIN OZHO A., rooms 8 and 9 Uelllodist bldg., 


Ten, Coffee and 

Spices. 

BILLTXGS BENJAMIN F., 227 Felton (sze p. 

614) 

BOSTOS BRANCH GROCERY A‘ND TEA 

HOUSE, Frank J. Perkins, [m[J.9 iO9 IGain (see 

page 611) 

Boston Ten Co., Daley & O’Rourke, prop’rs, 557 M:Gn 

CLASRY D. J., 80 Charles (see p. 613) 

CONNORS J. W. (Home Tea Store), 601 Main (see 

GLYNN JOHN, 121 Feiton (see p. 614) 

HAWLEY BBOS., 189 Moody (see p. 610)

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LEARY TIMOTHY & SON,75 and 77 Charles (see 

pqe 615) 

LOCKE FRANK O., 713 Main (see p. 614) 

LYONS & BQWLER, 232 Moody (bee p. 615) 

McCollou~l~ William I., Waverly, C. P. 

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NETHEKCOTE M. H., 194 Willow (see p. 629) 

NORTHUP & WARDEN, 145 Moody (see 13. 614) 

NOYES & SON, 13% Moody (see page 610) 

Quigley Peter, 51 Cdvarp 

SHIELS 

TRACY 

MARTIN, 

DANIEL 

169 Willow (see p. 612) 

J., 179 Willow (seep. 610) 

WATTS & PIERSON, 36G Moody (see p. 615) 

(DAKCING.) 

Walters George I. , 85 Orange 

(ELOCUTION.) 

Williams Grace Wilder Mrs., Auburn, 

(nlusIc.) 

near Vernon 

Adams Carrie L. Mrs. (piano), 92 Maple 

l$ill Sarah I”. Mrs. (vocal), %52 Cre>certt 

Urigdeu George F., 188 Chestnut 

Clough Hattie E. Miss (piauoj, 79 High 

Cobb William W. (instrumental); 

Eaton LouisG., 140 High 

4d School 

~Emerson Alice L. Bliss (piano), 21 Lyman 

Farwell Charlotte I., 100 Central 

Gill Nellie A. Miss (piano), 261 Crescent 

HAGUE HARRY, 137& Moody, room 3 (see p. 627) 

Hallett Charlotte M. Miss (piano), Worcester lane 

Hartwell &bel E. Miss (piano), 89 Cherry 

Hernandea A. H. Mrs., .57 Orange 

Hootou Martha J. Mrs. (piano), 83 Ash 

Leonard Annie M. Miss (piauo), 

Leslie E. J, Mrs., 14 Taylor 

39 Floyd 

Louis Loury (vocal and instrumental), 23& Common 

Mansfield Antonia Mrs. (piauo and vocal;, 3 I\loodr, 

room 21 

Neale Isabel L. Mrs. (piano and voice), 150 Brown 

Payson Nancy E. Miss (piano), 18~ Moody 

l’ratt Ada 1\1. Mrs. (piauo aud orgau), 59 fit-own 

lteed Clarence E., 13 High 

lCussel1 Jennie l-1. Miss (piano), 128 Adams 

Spelman M. F., 3 Pine 

Starbuck Walter P. (piano and organ j , 43 Lexington 

Stone Mary E. (piano and organ), 3-L Floyd 

Stowell Martha A. Mrs. (piano aud orgstl), 53 Alder 

Willis W. Archibald (vocal), 10 Moody, rms 

Wood Flora N. Misu, 169 Moody 

5 ad 6

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~~ucchers,-Cont~nzced. 

(OIL 

PAINTING.) 

Flvnn Hannah A. Miss, 14 Liberty 

W-ilder A. 31. Mrs., 178 Chestnut 

Wood Amanda 12. Miss, 198 Adams 

(WATCHMAKIXG.) 


Palmer & Swain, props., 78 Crescent, car. Spruce 

(see p. 8) 

(WATF,R 

COLOR PAINTING.) 

Wilder A. ;\I. Mrs., 178 Chestnut 

5Ceamstem. 

Barrett William, stand, Waltham station, F. IX. R. 


BRADSTREET B. & CO., 210 Moody (see front 

corer) 

Counelley Thomas, 87 Exchauge 

Coonev Hichatd, 2 Day 

CRAk’TS W. D., 3’7 Charles (see page 620) 

DAVIS’ 

Fitzgerald 

EXPRESS, 112 Noody (see 1). 2) 

Patrick, 241 Newton 

Mallog Pat.ric k, 8i Uacon 

MeDONALD M. I. W., order box, 11 Moody (see 

page lit)) 

NcGLINCHEY JAMES A., 174 S&o01 (see p .54) 

Nasse Frederick A., stand, I. R. It. depot 

O’Malley Peter .J., Massasoit; 

PACKARD 

WELCH 

CALEB 

JOHN T., 

S., 5i4 R1sin (see p. 605) 

33 Spring (see p. 629) 

Telegraph 

Of/tce. 

Western Union Telegraph. Waltham station, F. R. R. 

Mrs. C. I. Fay, operator, and Robert,s crossing, li. 

R. It. 

ISew England Telephone and Telegraph Co., Miss Annie 

J. Steele, chief operator and Miss Carrie E. Davis, 

o.perator, oflice 17 Elm 

PARK THEATRE, W. D. Bradstreet, lessee ancl 

manager, 1G Elm, uear Main

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T’icJcet Agemts 

(Steam8Jddp.j 

GIBBS & CO.,Rumford building. 614 Mnic, and (105 

Arch, 34 Court sq., and 25 Merchants Row, S.), 


Tin Plate and Sheet Iron WorJce~% 

KTRWlN FREDERICK H., 586 hlain (see p. 2) 

TAYLOR & YEK.CIVAL, Hall’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

T&mmaitJt.s. 

ATWOOD & SHAW, 13i Moody (see foot lines in 

general directory) 

r 

Cullen JThomas W., i Felton 

Vrencb A. I)., rear 210 Moody 

Harris Bernard. 569 Main 


O’NEIL & DOYLE, 1063 Moody (see p. 606) 

TAYLOR dz PERCIVAL, Hall’s block, 154 Moody 

(see page 3) 

CONNORS J. W., E-lame Tea Store, 601 Main (see 

page 613) 


Toilet 

Aw%elex. 

FLEMING H. EUGENE, 165 Moody (see p. 180) 

HALL & IAYON, 117 Moody, corner Crescent (see 

front cover) 

HOYT GEORGE l-l. 370 Moody, car. Wadsworth 


HUTCHINSON LOUIS J., 591 Main (see p. 370) 

JENNISON E. E., 208 Moody, COP. Gushing (see 

page 180) 

O’HERN JOSEPH F. & CO., 221 Felton, COY. 

Pospect (see back cover) 

PARKER ARTHUR H., G55 Main (see page 180) 

PHILLIPS IRA B., Pine, car. Elti~ (see page 180) 

SMITH ‘E. M. & CO., 13 Moody (see page 91) 

WOOLLEYGEORGE, Rumford bldg., GIG Main (see 

front cover) 

Tools ( FatcJh and Pine.) 

STARK JOHN, rear 218 Moody (see page 607) 

Tool Mnfr. 

GIFFOKD FRED C., 21 Crescent (see page 619)


BALL ELLA 5. MRS., 609 Main, car. Church (see 

wze 10) 

CHASE SARAH A. MISS, 104 Moody, opp. Warner’s 

block ( see page 129) 

HOGAN M. A. a% SON, 594 Main (see page 91) 

&LOR[fAX BROS., 16 Moody (see page 626) 

POORE GEOKGE C., 115 bloody (see page 626) 

Trunl~s, Valises, Etc. 

BOSTON & WALTHAM C L 0 T H IN G 

HOUSE, Perry &Z Psrlin, props., Methodist bldg., 

1 Moody (see p. 128) 

GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE, Morgan & Co. 

pqops., 659 Main (see p. 6P6) 

HAYES ARTHUR I)., 7% Main, next Central 


RYAN TI~~OTHY F., 629 Main (see p. 129) 

YOOKE G:EOltGE U., 115 Moody (see page 626) 

STONE WILLLiM B., Mapard blk., 694 Main 

(see p. I%Y) 

VAfeNUM EDWARD I., 599 Main (see page 620) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, 616 Main (see front corer) 

YORK DANIEL C., lid bkmdy (see page 620) 

Triqwles 

mad Bicycles. 

SHAKESPEARE WILLIAM, 6 Pine (see p.G20) 

MAYNARD FRANK, 696 Main (see page 130) 

Trustee of Estates. 

TOLMAN B. S., 621 Main (see page 11) 

BUTTRICK LUMBER CO., Howe & Rice, props., 

56 Felton (see foot hues in General Director) 

LEATHERESEE WILLIAM H. & SON, Linden, 

near beaver brook station (see back cover) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, Prospect, near Felton (see 

page SU5) 


page 129) 

HATCH LEMONT P., Methodist building, 5 Moody 

and (311 ~Vasihington, U.) (see page 92)

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Farwell & Locke, 27 School 

GOODNOW WILLIAM & SON, 508 Main (see 

back cover) 

Reade Agatha Mrs.. 14 Common 

SPOONER H. C. & SON, 158 Moody (see page 54) 

UPHAM FRANK H,, 145 Moody (see page 627) 

BAILEY LEVI L., 789 Main (see page 621) 

BLAKE GARDNER, 707 Main (see page ‘7) 

.HILQUIST CHRISTOPHER W., 8 Union (see 

page 62 I ) 

SPOOLER H. C. & SON, 158 Moody(see page 54) 

Upholstery 

Goods. 


DAVIS & FARNUM MNFG. CO., Foundry ave., 

near Kleachery station, aud (8 Oliver, rm. 18, B.) (see 

page 15) 

Bemis Royal, 77 Moody 

Cilley L. G., 890 Main 

Carowsky Betsey Miss, 117 Charles 

Dunleavey Sarah A. Miss, 583 Main 

DYER V. A. MRS., 193 Moodp (see page 9%) 

E’isher Erving I., 108 Moody 

Flynn Julia A. Miss, G67 Blair 

HOGAN M.. A. & SON, 594Main (see page 31) 

LITCHFIELD FREDEKICK A., Z Lexington 

(see page 12) 

MORGAN BOOS., 26 1foody (see page 626) 

Ploom & HaIrris, 5 Lexington 

White Willis A., 9i’i N/lain 

Varnhh a& Japtm. 

KENDALL St HIGGINS, 651 and 653 Main jsee 

page 13) 

RICHARI)SON E. M., Goodnow’s block, 712 Main 


Ventilator 

( I~7imdozo) iW*afW 

HALL HERBERT 

W!) 

W., rear 202 h1oody (see page 

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3538 WALTHAM BUSINESS DI RECTORP 

Yete&aary Surgeons. 

PETE6~7~ON WILLIAM E., 509 Main (see page 

Sawyer William B., 545 Main 

WALTHAM DIAL CO., Ihniel O’Hara, prq-, 

Bedford, near Prospect (see page 627) 

Watckes, Jeauelry, Etc. 

ADAMS GEORGE W., 183 Moody(see front cover) 

CUSHMAN E. W. & CO., 625 Main (see pqe 96) 

GALLUPE ELIAS A., 172 bloody (see page 90) 

NOBLE J. P., 671 &lain (see page 177) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 niovdy (see page 177) 

WHIT-FPRD & JOHNSON, 663 b1a.m (see page 

WatcJunew’s Clock (Electra.) 

DODGE & SAWYER, room 37, blethodist building, 


GROSSMAN JOHN, 4 Church (see page 621) 

WatcJmaaJcers 

and Repairers. 

AD&MS GEO. W., 183 Bloody (see front cover) 

CUSHMAN E. W. & CO., 625 IVain (see p, YO) 


HOUGHTON CORNELIUS J., 11 Bloody (see 

page 177) 

NOBLE J. P., 671 iVain (see page li7) 

PALMER & SWAIN, 78 Crescent (see p0 8) 

SAUL BROTHERS, 135 BIoody (see page 17T) 

WALTHAM HOROLOGIUAL SCHOOL. 

Palmer & Swain, proprs., 78 Crescent (see p. 8) ’ 

WHITFORD & JOHNSON, (X5 Nain(see p. li7) 

AMERICAN WXLTHAM WATCHMAKERS’ 

SCHOOL, Saul Isros., p~‘oprs., lUi+ I\loodp, rm. 

1 (see p. 177) 


Palmer & Swain, propfs., 78 Crescent, car. Spruce 

(see p. 8) 

WatchwaaJ~ers9 Toola. 

(Mnps.) 

American Watch Tool Co., Elm, opp, Benefit 

STARK JOHN, rear 218 Moody (see p. 607)

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Watch 

iKanufacturers. 

AMXRICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO., R. E. 

Robbins, treas., Crescent, office (403 Washington, 

B.) (see p. -5) 

Uaited States Watch Co. (The), Charles, near South 


Palmer & Swaiu, proprs., i8 Crescent (see p. 8) 

KEFIlf)LL & HIGGINS, 651 and 653 DIain (see 

RIchARDSON E. w:cGoodnow’s block, 712 Main 

(see p. li8) 

Weather Vane lkbmcfucturers. 

Cushing L. W. & Sons, rear 29 Moody 

Wedding 

Cake. 

CRANE GEORGE I., 2i8 DXoody (see p. 159) 

DILL EDWIN I., 180 Moody (see page 179) 

GERALD BRADBURY S., 561 Dfain (see p. 159) 

MAHONEY ‘THOMAS H., 195 School (see p. 54) 

MUNSTEB AUGUSTUS MRS., i69 Main (see 

page 179) 

STAPLES BROS., 67 and 71 Charles (see page 9) 

WheeZzur4ghfs. 

Cutting Benjamin L., Forest, near Trapelo road 

Ismerson Lewis, 19 Heard 

FOWLER JOSIAH, 400 Dlain (see p. 619) 

Hesalon James, 6 Water 

KING & KELLEY, 821 Main (see page 602) 

Loux Joseph, 205 Lexington 

LUCAS B. E., rear 95 D!Coody (see p. 616) 

NcKernell James, rear 216 Moody 

MULLEN JAMES, Music Hall av. (see p. 618) 

Ohnemus Andrew, 14 Spring 

PA RKMAN THOMAS, Music Hall av. (see p. 628) 

PERRY DANVERB H., 57 Harvard, car. Charles 


Wzndow Ventilator i’khafrs. 

HALL HERBERT W., rear 202 Moody (seep. 601)


Window and Door Frames. 


page 13) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, Prospect, n. Felton (see 

page 605) 

MARTIN L. W., 152 Chestnut (see page 604) 


(see page 178 ) 

LIBBY & LARCOM, ‘7r~spect, near Felton (see 

page 605) 

wi“ 

SPOONER H. C. & ,158 Moody (see p. 54) 

W’indow dhades and Fixtures. 



GOODNOW WILLIAM d;: SON, 708 Alain (see 

back cover) 

OLMSTEAD ELLIS B., 174>loodp (see p. 14) 

UPHAM FRANK H., 145 &Ioody (see p. 627) 

WOOLLEY GEORGE, Rumford bldg., 616 Main 

(see fi’out cover) 

JVines, Liquors, etc. 

AMES C. H., 23 Crescent (see p. 616) 

CAIN JOHN E., i%sic Hall av., near Main (see 

page 601) 


COLLINS M. P., 13 to 19 Lexington (see ). 617) 

DESMOND FRANK D., 6 Common (see p. 616) 

Woo1 De&em. 

CARNEY J. COAL CO., i0 Calvary, n. F. E. R. 

(.see p. 618) 

EDDY C. F. & CO., 161 Moocly (see front cover) 

FROST G. FRANK, 33 atld 35 iUoody, next F. R. 

R’. and 143 Lexington, next C. M. R. R. (see hack 

cover) 

M~GLINCHEY JAMES A., 174 School (bee p. 54) 

WALTHA& COAL CO., F. I. Rntter, manager, 

office 663 Main, yard, 384 do., and elevator, ELm, 

near the bridge (see front cover)


woorz 

Workers. 

LKBBY 62 LARCOLM, Prospect, n. F&on (see 

p. 605) 

Wooden 

Ware. 

DYER V. A. IVIRS., 193 hfoody (see p. 92) 

KCRWIN FREDERICK H., 586 Main (see p. 2) 


Woolen 

Goods. 

BLOMBERGE CARL D., 681 Main (see p. 228) 

CLAFFIN FREDERICK L., room 2, Welch’s 

block, 10 Moodv (see p. 89) 

DENNISON L. O., Maynard block, 694 Main (see 

p. 128) 

WIGGIN 0. A., Methodist bldg., 3 Moody (see page 

175) 

Worsteds, Yarns, Etc. 

CENTR9L DRY GOODS CO., C. S. Cobb, prop., 


FLYNN MARY L. MISS, 613 Main (see p. 91) 

LANE5 C. F. (Boston Store), 167 and 171 Moody, 

and 205 do. (see p. 92) 

Wrapping Paper, Buys un 3 Twine. 


Wrought 1~0~ Workers. 

GIFFORD FRIED C., 21 Crescent (see p, 619)


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MASSACHUSETTS BUSINESS DIRECTORY, . . . . 

MEDFORD AND MELROSE DIRECTORY, . . . . 

MILFORD, HOPEDALE AND HOPKINTON DIRECTORY, . 

NATICK AND FRAMINGHAMS DIRECTORY, . . . . 

WALTHAU AND WATERTOWN DIRECTORY, . . . 

AUGUSTA, HALLOWELL AND GARDINER DIRECTORY, . 

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12 Post Office Square, - - BQSTUH, MASS, 

(Opposite Post OfRice.)

1893. 

Municipal Election. Fir%t Tuesday of December Annually. 

City Government. Organized First Monday in January. 

MAYOR. 

HON. GEO. L. MAYBERRY. 

President, 

ALDERJIEN. 

George L. Olney. 

Clerk of the Board of Aldermen, Luman N. Hail. 

FROM 

WARDS. 

lVar~$l, George W. Carey, John Totten, 

Ward 2, Frank K. Porter, Frank J. Tyler, 

l,Vard, 3, Putrick F. Hennell, Joseph W. Connors, 

ward 4, William F. Keith, Charles P. McNabh, 

WC& 5, Otis N. Gove, Thomas H. Rollinson, 

l,f+& 6, George L. Olney, &mud Friebe, 

Ward 7, Jobn W. Heasley, George C. Mackenzie.

394 WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

ALDERMEN AT LARGE. 

Wurd I-John C. Thorp. 

Ward a--Francis J. Rutter. 

Wurd 3-William H. Johnson. 

Ward &-Sidney P. Brown. 

Ward 5-George A. Howe. 

Ward 6-Wheelock N. Clifford. 

Wurd ‘I--Fred E. Draper. 

STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERlIEN. 

$‘inunce--Aldermen Olney, Thorp, Porter, Carey and 

Draper. 

Acco7lnts---Alderman Brown, Rutter, Hennelly, Rollinson 

and Clifford. 

State und Military 

and Connors. 

Aid-Aldermen Mackenzie, Howe 

Streets-Aldermen Keith Carey, Tyler, Hennelly, 

Howe, Clifford and Draper. 

Licerlses-Aldermen Porter, Rollinson and ‘rotten. 

CZ!laims--Aldermen Johnson, Gove and Keith. 

Ordinances-Aldermen Thorp, Brown and Mackenzie. 

Druins and Sewers-Aldermen Clifford, Totten, Tyler, 

Connors, JlcNabh, Gove and Heasley. 

Fire Department -Aldermen Porter, McNabb and 

Friebe. 

Police-Aldermen Draper, Rutter and Rollinson. 

Public Bthildings and Grounds-Aldermen 

and Heasley. 

Keith, Tyler 

Nominations-Aldermen Rrown. Totten, Porter, Hennellp, 

Howe, Friebe and Mackenzie. 

Public Education -Aldermen Thorp, Johnson and 

Olnep. 

Salaries-Alderman McNabb, Carey, Rutter, Johuson, 

Gove, Friebe and Heasley. 

Cleric of Commitlees-Edward 

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M. French. 

Ciity Clerk-Luman 

CITY 

N. Hall. 

OFFICERS. 

City Treasurer and Collector of Taxes--Emery J. Sanderson. 

Auditor of Accounts--Charles F. Allen.

WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 3% 

City SoHicitop-Charles 

M. Ludden. 

Cit.y ETbgineer and Illspector oj Buildings--J. Fred 

M oofe . 

City Pfiysicina--Walter 

City ,%fessenger-George 

S. Hoyt. 

M. Hudson. 

Inspector of Wires-,John T. Pownall. 

SCHOOL 

COMMITTEE. 

George D. Mapherrv, Mayor, Chairman., ex-qfficio; 

Byron H. Johnson, William F. Jarvis, Ambrose Webster, 

Charles L. Bailey, William A. Webster, Charles E. Sayward, 

George W. Whidden, Bradford M. Fullerton, Warren 

F. Emerson ; Charles L. Bailey, IZfprese~Ltative to 

Aldermen ; Henry Whittemore, Stcpt. of SC/~OO~S and Sec. 

of Committee. 

BOARD 

OF ASSESSORS. 

Edward P. Smith, Cha.irman; William F. Rooney, 

Cle&; Obed C. Shepherd. 

ASSISTANT 

ASSESSORS. 

Josepn Cutting, Ward 1 ; James H. Shedd, Ward 2 ; 

John F. Connollp, Ward 3 ; William W. Bryant, Ward 

4; Forrest Miller, Ward d ; John F. D~;\.Is, Ward 6 ; 

James E. McAvoy, Ward 7. 

BOARD OF OVERSEERS OF THE POOR. 

Tsaac F. Warren, CIdtrirman; Elias B. Armstrong, 

Charles G. Frye, William C. Wilcox, CZe& ofBouud. 

Meets Thursday 

evenings. 

BOARD OF STREET COMMtSSlONERS. 

William G. Childs, Chairma,n; Hiram Weeks, B~runrtl 

McCusker; Richard Jones, Superintendent of Streets; 

George E. Tolman, Asst. Sunt.; William C. Wilcos, 

Clerk of Board. 

Meets Tuesday 

eveniqs. 

BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONEl~S. 

John Harris, Chairmw; Charles A. Barton, John L. 

Harvey ; George E. Winslow, Supt. oj Water Works; 

Dexter B. Patrick Jr., Asst. Supt.; Layoy Browne, CZe& 

ej Board.

396 WALTHAM MTSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

BOARD 

OF HEALTH. 

Edward E. Cutler, Cl~airmnn; Reuben B. Foster, Allen 

Greenwood. E. Irving Smith, Newell D. Johnson ; - 

-, Clerk and Ayent; ICdwnrcl N. Quinn, In.spector. 

Meets Monday evenings. 

DIRECTORS OF PUBLIC LIBRARY. 

Byron B. Jvlrnson, Chairmnn; Joseph F. Gibbs. Clrrk; 

Timothy Lenry, Joseph E. Mitchell, Bart A. Rucldey, 

Sarah J. Lute; Sumner Johnson, Librarian; Mary E. 

Bill, Asst. 

Meets first Wednesday evening each month. 

MANAGERS OF PUBLIC CEXETERIES. 

George A. Stearns, Chairmw; Leonard Greeue,CLtrX:; 

Will&n Roberts, Charles Moore, William R. Sawtelle, 

FraSerick P. Rntter. 

Meets last Thursday evening each month. 

CO&lMISSIONERS 

OF SEWERS. 

B. S. Tolman, Chairman pro tern.; David W. Farnum, 

Fr&mk L. Preble, John E. Soper, Bradshaw S. Tolman; 

Alfred W. Tarbell, Clerk. 

BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS. 

Charles H. Parks. GGef; Freeman C. Hodgdon, Clerk 

and 1st Asst. ; Robert Johnson, 2d Asst.; LaForest A. 

Hearn, Eqinrman. 

CO1IMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND 

GROUNDS. 

Charles ‘I’. Hemenway, C/&-man.; Osgood Wegmouth, 

Clerk; John E. Glidden, Sqt. of P. B. & G. 

Meets Wednesday evcniugs. 

COM1iISSIONERS OF SINKING FUNDS. 

Ralph S. Wentworth, Alfred M. Goodale, Clarence 

Tebbets. 

TRUSTEES OF T,ELAND CHARITY FUND. 

John E. Soper, Cornelius J. McCormick. Charles H. 

Slickoey, and the Overseers of the Poor, es-oficlo. 

BOARD OF LTCENSE COXJIISSIONERS. 

Samuel 0. Wpham, Geo. L. Bartlett, Samuel E. Clark.

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BOARD ON PRtNTING AND STATIONERY. 

City Clerk, Chairmcw; City Treasurer, City Auditor, 

ez-oficio. 

COMXITTEE 

ON INCIDENTALS. 

His Honor the Mayor, Chairma~; City Treasurer, City 

Auditor. 

REGISTRARS 

OF VOTERS. 

William A. Adams, Clzai~ma~; Joseph Randles, Jr., 

John M. Hartley; Luman N. Hall, Clerk. 

CHIEF 

OF POLICE. 

James H. McKenna. 

DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE CO~IBITSSIONERS. 

Enos T. Lute, Chuirman; Henry W. Hartwell, George 

A. Stearns, Nathan Warren, John L; Keyser. William H. 

Wrenn, Ambrose J. Kyte ; J. Fred Moore, Clerk. 

POLICE 

DEPARTMENT. 

James H. McKenna, Chief of Police; William P. Mc- 

Kenna, Se:qeant; William H. Bent, James J. Bryant, 

Charles R. Cater, Horace E. h&man, James W. Crcrney, 

Clavton H. Taft, Lawrence J. McCnrthv, Henry W. Peabocl”y, 

Thomas L. V. Tully, Peter J. Tracy, Charles E. 

Backman, Richard Currin, Fred A. Munster, Patdmen; 

George Y. Hildreth, Edward Ricbzrdson. \Villiam B. 

Greene, Alden Jameson, Theoclore Mansfield, Harrison 

H. Rumford, Silas Baxter, James B. Wentworth, Frank 

1~. Taylor, Joseph L. Harding, Albro M. nicker, George 

B. Rowe, Gardner Blake, Algernon James, Nathaniel A. 

Moody,J. Fred Vinal.Charles E. Backman, John Keoueh, 

Edward Graves, Richard Currin, James H. Waters. Colzstables 

to serue Civil Process; George V. Hildreth, Keeper 

of Lock-Up; James H. Waters, Dder of Patrol Wagon.

3% WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF EASTERN 

MIDDLESEX. 

Established June 1, 1882. 

District-Waltham, 

Watertown and Weston. 

Court room, Police Station building, Lexington, 

near Main. 

Enos T. Lute, Justice. 

Henry S. l\lilton, Samuel P. Abbott, SpecitiZ Justices- 

Dudley Roberts, Clerk. 

BRIEF RULES FOR CIVIL BUSINESS. 

Terms commence on Saturday at 9 a. m. 

Final adjournmeut on Tuesday at 10 a. m. 

Entries, 9 a. m. to 12 m. on Return Day. Declaration 

and Entry Fee must accompany writ. 

Appearxnce of Def’t by 9 a. m. on Tuesday-if no ayp. 

deft’d. 

Defence, in Abnt.. by Dem., by 3x0.. to Dismiss, may 

be made by Answer filed by 9 a. m. on Tuesday. 

Trials commence ou Saturday, at 9 a. m.-All actions 

in order at 2d Term-After that only on 3 days’ uotice to 

adverse party. 

kjeotment Cases, appearance by 12 m. on Return Dav. 

Ejectment Cases, Trials in at 9 a. m. on Monday after 

entry. 

Interrogatories to Party-answer in 4 days’ after notice. 

Claimaut to file grounds of claim at time of appearance. 

Amendments, i%otion must contain the amend. desired. 

&Iotions, Any time during term, on notice to adverse 

party. 

Set-off, Written notice to Plf. on day of filing. 

Continuance in all actions not defaulted or disposed of. 

Attorneys for Plf. not to act for Tr., or be surety ou 

appeal. 

Judgments entered at 10 a. m. on Tuesday.

WALTT;A .II MISCELLBNEOUS DCPhRTMENT 3% 

FIRE 

DEPARTMENT. 

BOARD OF FIRE ENGINEERS. 

O%ce, Central Fire Station, Lexington 

street. 

Charles H. Parks, Chiej; Freeman C. Hodgtlon, 1st. 

Asst. and Clerk; Robert Johnson, 2d Asst. 

STEAM FIRE ESGTNE COUPANY, NO. 1. 

Moody, near Mnple streets. 

Atwood J. Jackson, Forema,,; Myron W. Eaton, Asst. 

Foreman, Samuel Stewart, Clerk; John E. Morse, Enyineman; 

\Yillis D. Eaton, Stoker; George W. Rogers, 

Driver. 

INDEPENDENT HOSE COMPhNY, NO. 1. 

School avenue. 

Frank A. Clark, Foreman; Fred W. Walker, dsst. 

Foreman; Charles E. Bartlett., Clerk; Joseph H. Handy, 

Steward 10 members. 

N. P. BANKS HOSE COMPANY, NO. 2. 

Lexington 

street. 

Fred R. Eaton, Foreman; Paul E. Fleming, Clerk; 

George A. Hook, Driver. 7 members. 

PARKS HOSE COMPANY, NO. 3. 

Moody, near Maple street. 

Theodore K. Holbrook, ForrnPan; George L. ,Johnson, 

Clerk; Andrew J. Wheeler, Driver. 7 Members. 

PROSPECT HOSE COXPANY, NO. 4. 

Prospect street. 

James L. Furbush, Foreman; J. F. Whitcomb, Asst. 

Foreman; William E. Allen, CZerk; Frank H. Haven, 

Steward. I:! Members.


HOOK AND LADDER COXPAPU’Y, NO. 1. 

Lexington 

street. 

Isaac H. Bullard, Foreman; Charles &I. Wheeler, Asst. 

Foreman; E. Jewett,Cleyk; Frederick A.Dauncey,U,-iver. 

Id Members. 

WALTHAM TRUCK, NO. 2. 

Walter B. Lucas, Foreman; Peter Pendlebury, Asst. 

Foremux; Charles F. Jones, Clerk; Michael Hardyman, 

Driver. 13 Members. 

CHEMICAL ENGINE, NO. 1. 

Lexington 

street. 

Ben. Hanson, Driver; Daniel Glenn,William J. Gault, 

Hosemen. 

SUPPLY WAGON, NO. 1. 

Moody street, near Maple. 

Lester A. Wegmouth, Driuer. 

John T. hwnall, City Electficinn. 

FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH. 

Station, Moody street, Fire Station. 

John T. Pownall, Itzspector of #%-es. 

Established Sept. 3, 1881. 

Box 

1% 

13 

14 

15 

16 

17 

18 

19 

114 

115 

116 

117 

119 

%3 

24 

25 

Moody street Fire Station 

Moody, opposite Spruce 

kdamj, corner Maple 

Crescent, corner Ash 

Xoody, corner Robbins 

High, corner Hall 

l’ine, corner Gardner 

Cedar, corner Oak 

Crescent, corner Walnut 

Woerd av., corner Martin, Crescent Park 

Adams, corner Crescent 

Lowell, corner As!1 

Newton, corner Clinton 

Noodp, corner River 

Charles, opposite Fountain 

Bacon, corner Main

zti 

27 

28 

29 

225 

226 

227 

228 

2%9 

31 

32 

34 

35 

36 

37 

39 

39 

4 

41 

4% 

43 

45 

5 

5 

51 

5% 

53 

54 

56 

WALTRA,\f MISCELLAX’EOUS DEPARTMENT 401 

Main, corner South 

Cbarles, corner Prospect 

Roberts Paper Mill, Houtb 

Stouy Brook, opp. Demenway’s, WesPon street 

Main, near Central House 

Main, corner Stowe 

South street, nearly opp. the cemetery gate 

South,corner Turner, Roberts Crossing 

Weston, near estate of Osgood Weymoutll 

Pond, opposite Exchange 

Bacon, corner Dale 

Lexington, opp. Lincoln 

Winter, corner Locust 

Lincoln, near Smith 

Trapelo road, corner Lexington street 

Lexington, near crossing of’C. RI. R.R. 

Hammond, coiner Lawreuce 

Church, corner Summer 

Heaver A. T. Lyman’s 

Quince, corner Beaver 

Quince, near E. N. Pierce’s 

Trapelo road, car. Forest street 

Elm, corner Main 

(Duplicate Box) Central Fire Station,Lesington 

Main, car. Heard street 

Ma.in, opp. Linden 

Main, c’or. Willow 

Willow, car. River rtreet 

Newton, car. River street 

Hook & Ladder Co., and Chemical Engine respond to 

all boxes on First Alarm. On Third Alarm from boxes 

28, 35, 36 and 37, Hose 1 will move up to Central Stntiou 

INSTRUCTlOR TO KEY-HOLDERS. 

Upon the discovery of fire, go to the nearest box, open 

the same, and pull the hook down once only, then let go ; 

listen, if the gong iu the box strikes; if not, pull again. 

If you fail the second time, go to the next nearest bos, 

and do the same. 

Remain at tbe box, if possible, after giving an alarm, 

to direct the fireman to the fire. Do net give an a!arm 

for a fire seen at a distance. 

Be sure the box is closed before leaving 

If you remove from your house or place of business, 

return the key to the Chief Engineer. 

Key-holders will bear in miud that their key will be 

t‘t, :rpped” wbeu used, and will be returned to them by 

an Engineer. 

it.

402 WALTHAM MISCELLANEOtJS DEPBBTMNNT 

Citizens are earnestly requested to keep themselves 

informed as to the location of keys to signal boxes. 

lCjigns over each box will give the desired information. 

SIGNALS. 

I-one blow for test at 6.50. A. M., and 6.50 P. M. 

I-one blow for time signal at 12 M. 

II-Two blowe dismiss compauies in waiting, and give 

notice that companies in service have “made up.” 

Should an alarm OWUI’ from another box before this 

signal is given, cornpanies answering second will answer 

ou tirst, xud companies answering third will auswer on 

seooutl. 

If companies, responding to hoses 35, 36, 37 and 45 

on second and third alarms, are wanted without apparatus, 

oue round of the box will follow. 

III- -Three blows-second alarm. 

III-HI-Three blows twice-third alarm. 

II-lL--lI-II-II-II-Twenty-two 

struck three times a 

i.30 A. M., indicates no sessiou ofschools in the morning ; 

same signs1 at 1.05 P. hi., indicates no afternoon session. 

IIIl-III-Seven blows three times--Military Signal 

I-IIIII--One 

signal. 

long and fire short whistles--F. R. IL. fire 

I-III-One 

Signal. 

long and three short whistles--C. AI. R. R., 

- 

PUBLIC 

SCIIOOLS. 

SCHOOL BOARD. 

Hon. George L. l\iayberry, CILairman; Henry Whittemore, 

Swrt3tury; Dr. W. J. Jarvis, 13. B. Johnson, 

Ambrose Webster, C. E. Sayward, \V. A. Webster, c. L. 

Bailey, G. W. Whidden, B. ~1.h’iullerton,W. F. Emerson. 

STANDING 

COJI~HTTEE. 

Accounts and Estimrltes-C. L. Bailey, C. E. Sayward, 

Wm. A. Webster. 

Evening SchooEs-C. IX. Sayward, Wm. A. Webster, 

B. %I. E‘ullerton. 

Supplies-Wm. A. Webster, C. I& Sapward, G. W, 

Whiduen. 

ScJ~oolhouses--B. R. Johuson, G. W’. Whidden, \V. F. 

Emerson.

WALTHAM MJSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 403 

Rules and Regulations-B. 

berry, G. W. Whiuden. 

B. Johnson, G. L. May- 

Salaries-A. Webster, C. L. Bailey, B. fir. Fullerton. 

Text Books-B. 

berry. 

B. Johnson, W. F. Jarvis, G. L. &lay- 

Nominntion of Teachers-C. 

W. F. Emerson. 

L. Bailey, W. F. Jarvis, 

Manual Training-W. F. Jarvis, A. Webster, G. L. 

&Iayberry. 

Drawhg-A. Webster, W. F. Emerson. 

PIqsical Culture-W. F. Jnrvis, B. M. Fullerton. 

Music-C. E. Seyward, B. I% Fullerton. 

Division I.-C. L. Bailey, A. IVebster, C. E. Sayward. 

Division 

Fullerton. 

U.-B. 13. Jonhson, W. F. Jarvis, B. iX 

Dfiuision III.-Wm. 

F. Emerson. 

A. Webster, G. W. Whid~len, W. 

Truancy rind Attendance-C. L. Bailey, B. B. Johnson, 

W. A. Webster. 

SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. 

HENRY WHI’l!TE;\IORE. 

OKce, Room 35 &lethodist building, 3 bloody street. 

O%ce Hours--Monday, ‘Inesdny, Wednesday, and 

Thursday, 4.30 to 5.30 P. IK. Tuesday and Fridity, 8 to 

3.80 A. iW. 

. 

VACATIONS. 

Schools open on the second hlonday in Sept. and close 

on the last Friday iu *June. 

There is a recess dnring the entire week in which the 

Annual Fast Day occurs, also Thanksgiving Day and the - 

day following, and the two weeks in which Christmas and 

Pu’ew Years’ days occur. 

HOLIDAYS. 

Washington’s Birthday, Memorial Day and June lith. 

SCHOOL 

SESSIONS. 

High School.-Between April 1st and Dec. 1st. from 8 

A. %I. to 32.50 P. M. ; between Dec. 1st aud April lst,from 

8.20 A. M. to 1. P. ~1. Tliere is one recess. 

25

C[vclmneav Schools.-The morning session is from 9 to 

11.45 A. xs, for grades 6th to 9th ioclusive; grades 4th 

and 6th close at Il.30 A. gI. 

Primdry #c/zoo&.-The morning session is from 9to 11 u 

&o P.M. 

The afternoon session of primary and grammar school9 

Is from 1.30 to 3.30 P. M. between Nov. 1st :Ind April 

1st; from I to 4 P. u., between April 1st and Nov. 1st. 

HIGH 

SCHOOL. 

Church Street, comer 

Schoold 

Wilson Iii. Rntler, tluster; William M, Newton, Sub- 

Baster; Sara E. Frost, Jennette 13, Wilson, Alice G. 

Fatten, Harriet J. Williams, E, Charly Root, As&Can% 

NORTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 

School Street, corner Lexington, 

Brksdford W. Drake, Master; Alice L. Childs, Mary F. 

Mosee, Jane R. Webber, Stells W. Mayo, RI. Emma 

Hastings, Antoinette Roof, Dora Taft, Assistants. 

SOUTH 

GIRAAI MAR SCHOOL. 

High Street. 

Arthur P. Smith, Master; Eleanor MacDonald, Mary 

F. Boston, Mary E. Robinson, Emma H. White, Hattie 

R. Darcy, Lucinda W. Wharf, Sara E. Wilber, Helen 

DeMerritt, Edith J. Holden, Assistunks. 

GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS. 

HEARD STREET SCHOOL. 

Main Street, corner Heard. 

I3118 A. Pierce, Prim@aZ; Elsie M. Bacon, Carrie L. 

Willard, Ida M. Richardson, Assistnr~ts. 

PONO 

IGllen ill. Jones, Principal; 

EKD. 

Winter street. 

Ada E. Cheve~ier. As.& 

BACON STREET SCHOOL. 

Off Bacon Street, near Pl~mpton, 

Amelia H, Stanley, Ph.; 

A,Olive Peamon, Assistant,

WALTHAM MJSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 405 

GROVE STREET SCHOOL. 

Grove street, near New Grove 

Louise M. Wilde, Pkmpal; Mira S. Metcalf, Lena I. 

Mason, Abbie May Hood, Rssislants. 

WEST 

SCHOOL. 

Main street, corner South. 

Susan C. Peabody, Principal; Edith M. Wheeler, Josephine 

Hipginbotham, Nettie McQuesten, Lucy Adams, 

Assistants. 

NEWTON STREET SCHOOL. 

Grammar 

and Primary. 

Sarah J. Rnggles, Principle; Nellie E. Eversou, Sarah 

E. Mullen, Rebecca Campbell, Assistants. 

ORANGE STREET SCHOOL. 

Oraoge, near Moody street. 

Sarah A. Wall, Pre’ncipal; Bessie M. Shepherd, Nellie 

I>. Temple, Jessie B. Clark, Assistants. 

PROSPECT STREET SCHOOL. 

Prospect, car. Cbarles street. 

Leaffie B. Curtis: Principal; Grace H. Sawtelle, Lillian 

M. Stratton, Mary A. McCarthy, Assistants. 

ROBERTS 

Roberts 

Eertha L. Clark, PrirmpaE. 

SCHOOL. 

crossing. 

HIGH STREET SCHOOL. 

High, corner Beach street. 

Marv 33. Ravmond, PrincQnd; Jessie L. Clark, Georgia 

V. Wait, M. tithe1 Wormwood, Delia Delaney, Marion L. 

Wheeler, Assistunts. 

SPECIAL 

TEACHERS. 

Charles E. Boy&Teacher of 8ingiwg; George E.Morrisl 

‘;I’eacher of Dmwing; Lina S. Williams, I’eacher of Sewaq; 

Martha M. Barnes, Teacher of Qymnastics.

4 06 WALTHAM MISCELLAhiOUS DEPARTMENT 

UNASSIGNED 

TEACHERS. 

Mary A. Underhill, 

Susie S. Smith, Erminie A. French 

MANUAL TRAINING SCHOOL. 

Charles street, near Grant. 

Everett Schwartz, Muster; George W. Whittemore, 

“An.siStmZt. 

ST. MARY& PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. 

Brother Alfred Edwin, Director and six other brothers. 

Anna 81. Watson, Mary F. Leonard, ileachers. 

WALTHAM NEW CHURCH SCHOOL. 

Lexington 

street, near Beaver. 

MEYBERS OF THE INSTITCTE. 

Hon. Albert Mason, of Brookline, Presided; NY. 

Francis A. Dewson, of Newtonville, Treaszcrey ; Rev. 

John Worcester, Newtonviile, Rev. James Reed, Boston, 

Mr. Horace I. Chandler, Boston, Mr. John T. Priuce, 

Newtonville. 

SCHOOL COMMITTEE. 

Rev. James Reed, Rev. John Worcester, 

Mason, Mr. John T. Prince. 

Hon. Albert 

TEACHERS. 

Mr. Benj. Worcester, Principcrl; 

Asst. PrincipaZ; Miss S. Louisa 

Mt-. Asa E. Goddard, 

Harris, Miss Fanny 

Miss Lucy S. Mac&ester, 

Partello. 

Gsyrngn and Piano; Miss 

Charlotte M. Hallett, Piano; Miss Hattie A. Pike, Z%ys&l 

Cdtuv-e, Singing tnnd Water Colors; Mu3. E. 15. 

Cvndell, Danchg; Mr. James I\Ietivier, Advuncecl Fwnch. 

WALTHAM TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES. 

Alfred Worcester, Pves.; Charlotte McLeod, Supt.; 

Drs. Worcester, Wood, Cutler, 111cCormick, Jarvis,Greenwood, 

Hutohinsou, Directors.

\VALTIIA;\f RIISCELLAKEOUS DEPARTMENT 407 

WALTHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY. 

15 Moody street, corner Charles 

Number of volumes, 20,000 

Open daily (except Sundays), from.1 to 0 P. M. 

‘l5. B. Johnson. CILuirman; Joseph F. Gibbs, Clerk; 

Mrs. Anna M. Warner, Mary E. Bill, Libtarians; William 

H. Willson. Geo. R. Anthony. Asst. Librarians; B. 

I~. Johnson, Joseph F. Gibbs, J. Edgar Mitchell, B. A. 

Buckley, ‘I. Leary, Mrs. S. J. Lute, BOUKJZ of Directors. 

CHURCHES. 

BAPTIST 

CHURCH. 

Organized 185.2. 

Charles street, corner Moody. 

Rev.- -, Pastor; Louis B. Hardy. Geo. E. Newton, 

George T. Fiel, George H. Shirley, Deacons; George 

C. Skinner, A. M. Wilder, George Rand, Charles H. 

Moulton, C. P. Bond, George H. Shirley, George E. 

Newton, George T. Fiel, Standing Corn.; George E.Newton, 

Treas. ; George C. Skinner, ClerR; A. L. Hodgdon, 

Organist; James L. Wellingtou, &don; Louis 13. Hardy, 

S. 8. Supt. ; C. H. Moulton, Asst. Supt; Frank Christmas. 

Sec. and Treas.; C. F. True, Asst. Sec.; A. W. 

Randall, Librarian; W. Pratt, Charles Reed, Asst. 

Librarians; W. M. Moody, Auditor. 

BETH-EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH. 

Maple street, near Moody. 

Organized Oct. 25, 1387. 

- -, Pastor; James R.. Bickford David 

A. Wilson, James B. Hamlin, Edwartl Alister, 

Deacons; G. C. Moor, F. B. Millard, George D. Affleck, 

C. J. Olney, Henry Melaud, E. McAlister, Advisory 

Board ; J. H. Miller, Clerk; J. R. Bickford, Treas. ; I*:. 

A. MoAllister, Auditor; F. B. Millard, Supt. S. S. 

ST. MARY’S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH. 

School, nearly opposite Common 

Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Pastor; Rev. Thomas J. 

Mahoney and Rev. John A. Dairy, Asst. Pastors;William 

F. Rooney, Sexton.

408 WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPART3lENT 

SWEDISH CONGR,EGATIONAL CHURCH. 

Main near Moody. 

Rev. John E. Thunberge, Pastor; G. Arthur Lannes, 

Gustav Isacksoo. Victor Landstram, Deacona * Victor 

Land&ram Supt:S. S. Services held in Trinitarsn Congrega.tional 

Church 

TRINITARIAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 

Organized 1820 

Main, above Moody 

Rev. Bradford M. Fullerton, Pastor; H. E. Skeele, 

Charles W. Dargio, Adolph S. Bat&elder, Bradford W. 

Drake. Thomas &f. Harvey, Derrcons; Fred H. Barnes, 

Standing Corn.; Mrs. Agnes Farrington, Mrs. Mary 1~. 

Whitney, Boliua R. Scamloan, Corn. of Lndies; lsnac IV. 

Skinner, Clerk; Nathan Warren Treas. 

Oficers oj the Pari&---Asa T. Pierce: Bradford W. 

Drake, George T. Carter. Fred H. Barnes. P(‘trrislb C&b.; 

Edwin W. Taft, Cleric; Nathan Warren, Treas.; George 

S. Alden, (7011,; Adolph S. Batchelder, Asst. CoZl.; Liecoin 

C. Brown, Sexton. 

qflicers tf the A!hday Schod--Henr.y %%itterntJlt, 

supt. ; Eliel 6. Ball. Asst. Supt; John G. Mount, Sec.; 

A. S. Bat&elder, Treas.; Hovt Conarp, Libruria~~; Melvin 

Johnson, Prece,ltor; Minne Chadsep, Pianist; Grace 

Hight, &sst. Pianist. 

Ladies BenevoEent Society-Mrs. B. M. Fullerton, 

Pees. ; ilZrs. George II. Whitford, Vice ‘res.; Miss bI. 

Francis Smith, Sec.; Miss Nellie Hastings, !Ii*eas. 

CHRIST CHURCH (EE’ISCOPAL.) 

Organized 1849. 

Central 

Street. 

Rev. Herbert N. Cunningham, Rector; Moses E. Osgood, 

W. R. Wills. WaT-dens; ,John Haynes, Alfred M. 

Goodale, Heury A. Wood, Alfred Worcester, W. H. 

Howe, Arthur Travis. Oscar Barthelme~, George P. Pope, 

Vestrymevs; George I3 Pope. Treas.; Chrles IV. Cushiug, 

Clerk; Miss LSessie Shephard, Organist; Thomas 

Owens, Sexton. Number of Communicants, d-10. 

La Roy Wells, Supt. S. 8.. Number of scholars, 150 

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION (EPISCOPAL) 

Moody Street, corner High. 

Rev. Altlen L. Bennett, Rector; Joseph Randles, Edson 

A. Perins, %rrZer,s; William E. Chency, Treas.; Samuel 

Friebe, ClerL.

WALTHAilt MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 409 

FIRST METIIODIS’I’ EPISCOPAL. 

Ashbury Temple, Main, corner Moody 

Rev. Ernest P. Herri&, P&or; Jol~n L. Harvey, 

Pres. ; W. A. Northup, Treas.; C. H. Sticknep, Sec.; 

George W. IcIussoI A. 0. Tnornas, D:lvid Bliss, Joseph 

W. Chase, William A. Pratt. Trustees; John B. Thomas, 

Treas. ; Henry Marsh, C. E. Reed, Frank T. Whitmore, 

L. H. Greenleaf, Robert T. Eichler, Johu W. Fraim, J. A. 

Chessman, Charles A. Higgins, A. S. Biclrnell. Stewcuds; 

W. A. Northup, C. Irish, H. F. Bowers, C. H. Stickuey, 

Mrs. M. L. Miller, Class Leaders. 

IMMANUEL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 

Moody street, corner Cherry. 

Rev. Harvey II. Paine, Pustor; D. W. Fnrnum,George 

A. Howe, H. ‘Cramer, John Scott, Melzer Thomas, Tm+ 

tees; If. ,J. Johnston, Charles W. Howe, Fred Parkhurst, 

Ellis Olmstead, George Stowell. Samuel Miller, Willis I,. 

Eaton, D. W. Fornum, SteLoards; Melzer Thomas, D. W. 

Farnum, Class Leaders. 

WALTHAM SOCIETY OF THE NEW JERUSALEM 

CHURCH. 


Lesington Street, near Brrcon. 

Benjamin Worcester, Leader; George Phinney, John 

‘I’. Prince, Joel Shedd, Cl~urclc Corn.; Joseph Lt. Worcester, 

Clerk; Fred Edson, Treas.; Benjamin Worcester, 

Supt. S. S.; Miss J. RI. Smith, Librarian. 

Number of scholars 55. 

FIRST PARISH CHURCB (CONGREGATIONAL 

UNITARIAN.) 


Church Street, corner School. 

Rev. - -, Pustor; John E. Soper, f%.zirm~~r~; 

E. W. Beal, T. I’. Smith, 31. L. Childs, Charles L.Bnilep, 

J. .W. Wells, F. J. Rutter, A. P. Smith, H. H. Weeks, 

P,crish Corn. ; H. H. Weeks. Perish C/et-k; Ezra W.Beal, 

T!*eus. md CoU.; F. J. Rutter, Stlpt. S. S.


CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOCR. 

UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY OF WALTHAX. 

Reorganized February, 1874. 

Main Street, near Grant. 

Rev. Levi I’. Rlackford, Putor; Thomas H. Armstrong, 

F. C. Hodgdon, Leonard Greene, Trustees; W. 1,. 

Fisher, Treccs.; Fred Rent, Coil. ; Alonzo S. Locke, Clerk; 

Alonzo S. Locke, Sqpt. S. X.; Frank Barnes, Asst.Su@.; 

1Varren Dobson, Librarian. 

MA SONIC. 

MONITOR 

LODGE. 

Chartered December 20. 1820. 

Aloozo S. Locke. W. 31.; J. N. Greenwood, S. W.; 

Clarence Tehbets, J. W.; *John I’. Noble, Treas. ; Alex. 

Starbuck, S+x.; George C. Ownbv. Chap.; Wor. Rro. R. 

G. Rrown, iM.; A. I’. Smith, S. D.; F. D. Rntter, J. D.; 

C. Tebbets. S. S.; James Metivier, J.S.; J.&i. Churchill, 

I. S.; Charles H. Parks, T. 

Regular meetings are hekl in Charles A. Welch’s Hrll, 

14 Xootlx, corner Ch:rrles street, the second Monday iu 

each mouth ; officers elected auuually, in November. 

ISAAC PARKER LODGE. 

Chartered March 11, 1868. 

Newell W. Havener, W. M.; I,. \V. Powers, S. ]K; 

I*‘. W. Derbyshire. .F. W.; H. E. Priest, Treas.; Samllel 

Friebe, Sec. ; G. S. Olney, Chap.; G. H. Stowell, M.; 

II. S. Hartwell, S. D.; E. B. Webster, S. S.; H. F. 

Cramer, J. S.; J. Ratidles: Jr., 1. S.; J. Harris, Jr., 

CILorister. 

Regular meetings are hzld in Charles A. Welch’s Ht]], 

14 Moody, coruer Charles street, first Tuesday in each 

month, offioers elected annually, third Tuesday in 

November. 

WALTHAM ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. 

George C. Moor, E. R. P.; N. N. Havener. E. A: 7 

A. Starbuck, E. S.; A. Webtser. Treas.; Hiram H. 

\Veeks. Sac.; J. G. Rutter, C. of H.; ,J. W. Derbyshire 

I’. .s’. ; L. J. Hutchinson, R. A. C.; Edwiu McNutt, M

- 

WALTT-

412 WALTHA~~ MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

-~-__ 

ODD FELLOW-S RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 

L. L. Gardner, 5Ye.s.; *John R. Smith, IZce-PI-es.; E. 

E. Walliugford. Xec7etar.q; William E. Ford, Treccsicrer; 

Emerson Coolidge. W. EI. Pearsou :tud George T. Wade, 

Trustees; George El. Leeds, James E. I\Eiller and W. J. 

Young, Auditing Committee; Charles D. Cole, Chcrirmcciz 

of Aid C70mmittee. 

Annual meeting, Oct. 28, at Odd Fellows’ Hall, 661 

Main. 

WALTHAM ENCAMPMENT, NO. 50. 

Instituted 1875. 

F. 1‘. Wells, C. P.; Alpha B. Currier, 2X P.; Harvey 

Wood, S. Iv.; Charles H. Whitten, Scri7Le; George I-I. 

Stowell, Treas. ; Newell D. Johnson, J. W.; Elijah 

Wood, G.; Thomas G. Rollins, 0. S. X.; George Hemler. 

I. S. S.; Charles Hemler, 1st W.; George B. Horton, 

3r~cZ Tr; Frank Thompson, 3rd W.; Stillman K. 

Young, 4th W.; D. M. Spaulding 1st G. of T.; Fred H. 

Guilford, 2nc1, G qf T.; Elliot S. Padelford, W. G. Bowditch, 

Albert C. Foster, Trwstees. 

Meets second and fourth Wednesday in Odd Fellows’ 

Hall, 661 Main. 

AM ERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. 

WALTHAM COUNCIL, NO. 223. 

Instituted June 30, 1880. 

Charles R. Arnold, Corn. ; Geo. P. Caldwell, Xec,; 

Callie A. Slick, Coil.; Lucy AI. Lane, Treas. 

Meetings second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each 

mont,h in Good ‘Exemplars Hall, 693 I%ain street. 

A. 0. OF Il. 

DIVISION NUMBER 19. 

Organized May 27, 1875. 

E lward Connelly, P/-es.; Patrick Concmnon, Vine- 

P,*ej.; ‘I’hom:k3 Keuiry, Rec. Sec.; John W. Dolan, Fin. 

Sec. ; John J. Hagarty, Treas. 

Meetings second and last Thursd:ry of each month, a 

A. 0. H. Hall, GT3 :(biu.

i 

WBLTZAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 413 

A. 0. U. W 

WALTHAM LODGE, X0. 26. 

Organized May 23, 1881. 

George C. Skinner, P. M. K; A. F. Smith, &E m, 

Charles E. Richards, F. ; S. D. Watts, 0.; F. B. Davis; 

Bee. ; E. H. Brewer. Fh; Samuel Friebe, Ir2eceiver. 

Meetings second and fourth Thursday eveoiogs at 7.45 

o’clock, in A. 0. U. W. Hall, 128 Moody street. 

GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 

F. P. H. ROGERS POST, NO. 29. 

Organized October, 186’7. 

E. M. Warne, Corn. ; R. H. Smith, S. V. Corn.; R. A. 

Williams, J. ‘CT. Corn.; Jeremiah Donovan, Surg.; H. P. 

Harrington, Q. iK; G. W. MortonCJLop.; G. W. Gragg, 

0. D.; James Mulligan, 0. a.; John Whalon, E:. F. 

Fisher, James Beatty, ‘I’. F. Mansfield, Delegntes to Ikpt. 

Con.; W. F. Jones, Samuel Patch, H. P. Hawington, 

A. M. Jackson, Alternates. 

Meetings every Monday evening, in Hovey Hall, 27 

Moody street. OEcers elected in December. 

WOMAN’8 RELIEF CORPS. 

F. P. I-I. ROGERS RELIEF CORPS, NO. 25. 

Organized January 19, 1883. 

Mrs. Annie M. Warne. PIXS.; Mrs. Georgie Paul, Sera. 

Vice Pres.; Mrs. Lucy Carpenter, Jun. Vice P/-es. AIiss 

Lizzie Filson, Sec. ; Mrs Clara Farwell, Treas.; Mrs. 

Marv Dutch, Chap.; Miss May Baker, Con.. Miss Grace 

Rich-a&, Asst. COYL.; Miss Annie Baker, Guard.; Miss 

Florence Heath, Asst. Qunrd. 

Meets in Hovey Hall, 27 Moody street, second and 

fourth Wednesday.

4 14 WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

SONS OP VETERANS. 

GEN. N. P. BANKS CAMP, NO. 41. 

W. Johnson. Cqtnil; C. A. Worth, 1st. L&t.; G. 

A. lEansfield, Jr., 2cl. Lieut.; A. A. Baker, XergeaTit. 

Meets second and fourth Friday in EIovey Hall, No. 27 

Moody street 

IMPROVED ORDER OF RED 3IEN. 

QUINOBKQUIN TRIBE, NO. 36. 

Instituted 21st Sleep Snow Moon G. S. D. 336. 

(Common Era, Feb. 21st 1887) 

W. I. Richardson. Su.c7Lem. Albert Iiadyn, S. S. ; 

George Robinson, J. S.; 12rerett Clark, Prop7Let; Frank 

1~. Davis, G. I.; William Avery, d. C. R.; 13. E. Jeunison, 

Ii. TV. 

i\feetsTuesday evenings in A. 0. U. W. Hall, 128 

Moody street. 

DEGREE 

OF YOCAHOXTAS. 

1IE:OKA 

CoUscIL. 

Mt3. 8. J. Cluff. Poca7wztus; Mrs. Kate Vinal. Iveelaolrfc; 

Mrs. Ellu Coffin Prophetess ; A. H. Ihrgess, Pozcohntan; 

Mrs. Robert I,. Hastings. &epeT qf&cords; Miss Carrie 

L(bcke. Asst. Keqxp oj Records; MI-S. Jeuuie M. Stark, 

ICeq3w of Wwnpum. 

Meetings second and fourth Wednesday, in A. 0. U., 

w. Hall, 115 ~Iooclp. 

KNIGHTS 

OF HOSO&. 

WALTHAM LODGE, NO. 373. 

Instituted October 7, 1876. 

Charles H. rallier, P. D.; Anson L. Hawes, D.; 

Martin Thomas, r D.; John 13. O’Dell, Asst. D.; 

Adolph S. Batcbelder,Rqol-ter; Charles G. Rlorrill, F. 

12.; George S. Alden, Treas.; Leonard C. Lane, C’JLO~.; 

Augustus D. Kimbell, I. G.; Henry H. Lewis, 0. G.; 

Henry H. Lewis, IZep. to G’rand Lodge. 

Meets second and fourth Wecluesday evenings, Good 

Templars Hall, G93 hiain slrcet.

WALTIIAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPABTMENT 415 

KXIGHTS OF YYTHIAS. 

KORUMBEGA LODGE. 

Cvrus Oliver, C. Corn.; Charles Tracy, %e C. Corn.; 

Cha&es E. Palmer, K. f)f R. and S. ; Jas. Young, T,*errs. ; 

Walter Butts, -; Fred Glines, Prelate. 

Meetings first and third Monday of every month 

M.C.O.O. F. 

PROSPECT COUR’I’, NO. 58. 

Orgauized August 13, 1885. 

David Walsh, C. Z.; Robert F. Dowuiug, V. C. n.; 

Michael Bergiu. It. S.; John E. Burke, F. S.; ‘I’imottlp 

F. Buckley, T.; Thomas A. Burke, S. C.; ‘l%omas 1tya11, 

$$.; Jjl.;IcRlauus, 1. 8.; J. Couuelly, 0. S.; ‘I’. A. 

, * * 

Meetings first and third Sundays in every mouth, at 

A. 0. H. Hall, Eagle block, 653 Main street. 

O.U.A.M. 

J. W. Wells, C.; Melville Ham, V. C.; Frank Cloys, 

Inductor; I’. B. Ctilburn. E’z.; Roy C. Wells, Treas.; 

Geo. L. Barker, Rec. Sec.; W. 0. Smith, Fh. Sec.; J. 

Leon Fiske, I. P.; 0. J. Oxden, 0. P, 

Meets every Wednesday evening, at 7.45 P. nz.,Shepard 

Hall, 183 Moody. 

ROYAL 

ARCANUM. 

RUMFORti COUpr’CIL, NO. 113. 

Instituted J.uly 2, 1878 

Ambrose J. Kyte, IZrgent; Harry S. Dolber. I R.; 

E. D. Baker, Orcrtor; Albert &I. Ryan, Xec.; Fred p. 

RutLer, Coil.; George E. Dolber, Tj.eus.; Charles W. 

Hardy, Jr., Chap.; Gerrett J. Cooper, Guide; W. 8;. 

Cheney, War ; Francis J. Monks, Sm.; George Woolly, 

John ‘l’. Morris, ‘I’. V. King, Trustees; John ‘I’. Morris, 

Rep. to G. c.; W. I. Richardson, AZterntrte. 

Meetings first and third Monday evenings of each 

month, in Odd I~el4ows’ Hall, 661 Main street.


RUNFORD COUNCIL RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 

David A. Wilson, Pres.; George Ennis. Vice Pres.; 

Albert K Ryan, Sec.; Fred A. Rutter, C~jll. a~1 Treas. 

Semi Annual meetings, third Monday in June and 

December. 

ROYAL SOCIETY OF GOOD FELLOWS. 

WALTHA% ASSEMBLY, NO. 148. 

M. Tenanty 3.; - -, I. ; W. H. Morgan, C. ; 

L. Lonergan, Sec. ; John H. Murray, Fin. Sec.; .J. W. 

Doian, Trerrs. ; Frrnk Hollering, P.; - -, n. ; 

John Coye, 6%ard,; D. Madden, Se~t,ry; Johu Lally, 

M. Norton, Edwin Hall, Trustees, 

Meets fourth Thursday in each month, in Lyman Hall, 

12 Moody street. 

WACHUSETT 

ASSE;VIBLY, 

Charles E. Chase, 22.; Frank I. Lute, Sec.; A. H. 

l!IeClnre, Fin. Sec.; C. W. Masher, Treas. 

Meeta in Shepherd’s Hall, 185 Moody street, on the 

third Monday of each month. 

SONS OF ST. GEORGE. 

VICTORIA 

LODGE. 

John Winklep, Pres.; Henry Butterfield, Vice l+es.; 

George Jackson, Sec.; Joseph Hanson. Treas.; Thomas 

~arstow, M.; George Hndson, Asst. Secy. 

Meets 1st and Yd Tuesday eveniugs in Lincoln block, 

137& ,Ilootly street. 

‘UNITED ORDER$gMEgN CROSS OF THE 

. 

Organized Max, 1891. 

J. ‘vu‘. Chase, Corn.; Mrs. F. Mitchell, Vice Corn.; R. 

H. Swett, K. of R.; Gustavas Lewis, Fin. IL of&f. ; [I. 

S. Crotnbie, Treas.; F. W. Farlep, Prektte; E. k. Lewis, 

P. Corn.; H. A. Cluff, Herald. 

Bleets second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each 

monttt in Lincoln Hall, 1374 Moody street.

UNITED ORDER PILGRIM FATHERS. 

MASSASOIT COLONY, NO. 6. 

Organized Feb. 11, 1880. 

M. A. Libbey, Go!.; W. H. Snow, Xec.; E. F. Webs 

ter, Treas. ; W.H.Stone, CoZZ.;Lizzie 1). Trickey,C%np.; 

Alex. McKenzie, Sergt. at Arms; Mrs. S. Loomis, I. a.; 

Heury Cramer, 0. CT.; Dr. J. A. Foster, Ex. Physicn’an. 

Numbers about 150 members. 

Meets first and third Thursday at 8 P. M. of each 

muuth in A. 0. U. W. Hall, 128 Moody street. 

MILITARY. 

CO. I., FIFTH REGIXENT, M. V. M. 

Organized June 29, 1874. 

Headquarters at old Skating Riuk bldg., rear 23 Cresceut 

street. Meetings every Mouday evening. 

AM. WALTHAM WATCH CO. BAND. 

Rooms 103 Moody. 

George H. Rowe, Pves.; J. W. Kollinson, Trens and 

Sec. ; S. H. Rice, Band Xergeafrt; William C. Sparey, 

Leader; John F. Parks, Agent. 

CRESCENT 

BAND, 

Rooms 111 Xoody street. 

Fred J. Smiley, Leader. 

TEMPERANCE 

SOCIETIES. 

+ 

CHARLES RIVER LODGE, NO. 42, L 0. 0. T, 

Orgauized Feb. 1, 1864. 

J. Milton Kilgore, C. T.; Mrs. H. N.Kiugsbury, V. T; 

Mrs. Mary G. Saunders, 8ec.; Miss L. 13. Bartlett, Fh, 

Sec. ; &liss Maria C. Kendall, Chap.; John Farrell, Mewshall; 

Mrs. Mary E.HiII, Guard ; Miss Mary Grover,&&. 

GlLard; Ellen C. Hall, P. C. T. 

Aleetiugs every Thursday evening in Good Templars 

Hall, 603 &in street.

418 WALTHAM MJSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

AQCiA LODGE, NO. 98, I. 0. cj-. T. 

Francis Chapman, C. T.; Miss Florence Whelpley, V. 

T.; Mrs Clara 1~. Chapman, Sec.; Miss Lettie Graves, 

Asst. Sec. ; Miss Kate Bayer, Chap.; Poland Whelps. Fin.. 

Sec.; Mrs. Annie Blaisdell, Tl*ens.; Miss Mary Dudleston, 

Supt. oj Work; Artbnr Travis, P. C. T.; Inez F. Lightburn, 

Guard; bliss Mautl A. Blaisdell, SentineZ; Miss 

Ella Rogers, iWu~rsh~.cll; Miss Ella Bayer, Dep. Xwsldl. 

Meetings every Thursday evening at Dix’s Hall, 693 

Main. 

GOOD WELL TEMPLE OF HONOR, NO. 32. 

Instituted ,IIay 24, 18’70. 

William B. Smith, W. C. T.; Geoqe Ti’.Caw, W’. V.T; 

L. E. Shedd, K IZ.; George Dudley, Asst. R.; William 

Sawtell, Tnxs.; Clarence Fisher. Fin. Rec.; Pu’orrnxn 

McDonald. W. W.;Willi:t.m Abbott. Asst. W.; Davitl W, 

I’ur11 u tn, crtap. ; George W. Morton, 1. G.; Charles 

\Vtteeler, 0. Q.; A. I’. Smith, P. W. C. T. 

Meetings second and fourth Wednesday evenings in 

A. 0. U. W. Flail, 128 Moody street. 

HOWArtD DIVISION, NO. 25, S. OF. -I’. 

Instituted Oct. 15, 186F. 

Willie F. Brown, P. K P.; Miss Nettie R. Stevens, 

W. P.; Miss Linnie A. Ingersoll. W. A.; Wnltur Pattersou, 

12. S ; Jo-~cph Martin, A. R. S.; Jlrs. Y. L.Catter, 

P. S.; Mrs. S. ,J. Whitney, TMM. 

Meets in Temperance ELkII, 633 1kin street,every iYI>nday 

evening at 8 o’uloclr. 

WOMEN’S CETRISTI.AN TEMPERANCE UNION. 

Organized 

Feb. 21, 1SiG. 

Mrs. Sarah J. Lute, Pres. ; Mrs. Nancy D:miels, 1st. 

Vice P:*as.; Mm. Hester A. Thorn is, 2,1 Vice Pres.; Miss 

S. A. Osgood, Sec.; Miss Adelaide M. Skeele, FL/L. Sec.; 

Mrs. Susan Whituey, ‘/Yeas. 

bIeetings first autl third Wednesd:by afternoons at 3 

o’clock, at Reyuolds Hall, Linoolu Block, M,otlj street. 

WALTE-IAM IZEFORJI CLUB. 


Charles M:~llop, P,*es. ; ,Jo~~!J!L KinJrsbarv, 1st Vito 

P/-es., .Jo3cph JI Insfield, 2H Vice 1’r.e.s.; Jeun”ie EIasting:, 

Sec.; J. F. Coolidge, Fin. B~c.; D.Lniel Lee, T,*ercs. 

Meets in Reynolds Rrtll, 1378 MOONED street, every 

Sunday evening at 5.30 o’clock.

ST. JOSEPH LADIES 

AUXILIARY. 

Organizted 1888. 

Annie F. Gormau, Pres.; Lizzie E. Connell. &e 

Pres. ; Marie E. Morgan, Rec. Sec.; Liezie E. Hickey, 

Fin.. Sec.; Mary E. Stankard, Treas. 

Meetings in St. Joseph’s Hall, 563 Main street, second 

and fourth Sundays at 4.30 P. M. 

ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCa 

SOCIE:TY. 

Organized Sept. 1877. 

S. J. McHride, Pt.es.; J. Clark, Vice P,*es.; M. F. 

Stmkartl, (.Tor. Sec.; George F. Finnegan, Fin. Xec.;, 

Bernard J. Madden, Tf’ens.; J. J.McCluskey,J. Qualters, 

1’. J. Lanagan, C. J. Doyle, J. Walskr, E:zecatile c7omv&tee; 

Andrew Conner, Librarian. 

Meetings in rooms, every ‘rhursday evening, at St. 

Joseph’s Hall, 563 Main st. 

SOCIETIES, 

ETC. 

ASSOCIATED 

CHARfTIES. 

Organited Dec. 5, 1883, 

Th0tm P. Smith. Pres. ; Mrs. E. R. Cutter, 1st Vice 

Pres. ; Mrs. E. M. Richardson, 2d I&ice I’res.,’ Ernest 

Farrington, Sec.; Mrs. L. J. Kendall, Treas.; Mrs. 

Charles Daniels, Mrs. Agnes Farringtou, Mrs. I’. Shirtey, 

Board of Managers. 

Meetings every second Wednesday evening in each 

month, at 7.30 o’clock, at Dr. Edward R. Cutler’s, 716 

Main street. 

A. C. E. CLUB. 



Frank f. Orcutt, h-es, ; Eugene Everett, Vi& R-es.; 

Morton C. Hadley, Sac. nnd Treas. ; H. B. Weston, C. J. 

Northup, J, S. Cummings,Board qfDiwctors. 

Meetings first Monday evening in each month, in rooms 

Connelley’s block, 111 Moody, car. Crescent otreet 

26

320 WALTHAM MISCXLLANEOTJS DEPARTMEMT 

BUILDING 

ASSOCIATION. 

H. C. Hall, Pres.; S. Frisbie, Vice Pres.; W. F. 

Jarvis, hf. D.. Cleric and Treas.; W. A. Webster, E. J. 

Dill, CharIes Libbey, C. C. High& A. P. Smith, H. F. 

Patterson, H. W. BInisdell, G. H. Stowell, Dr. %;;. D. 

Johnson, Dhectom. 

CRESCENT PARK LAND ASSOCIATION. 

Dauiel @Hat-a, Pres. ; Daniel F. Tiles, Twxs. ; Daniel 

O’Hara and Daniel F. Viles, Tmstees. The above and 

F. Butttrick, E. C, Fitch, and James Logan, I%-ectws 

EMMET LITERARY ASSOCIATION. 


i ‘I 

Rooms, Welch’s block, I2 Moody street. 

Open from ‘i A. M. to 11 P. 111. 

Thomas J. Riley, Pres; John B. Donahue, V&x 2%~. ; 

,James F. Rhodes, I&c. Sec.; James B. Burke, Fin. Sec.; 

Peter J. Campbell, Tress; C. P.SulIivan, Thomas O’Neil, 

William Haley,Timothy Haley,Thomas Hagarty,Uire&oors. 

Meetings, Sunday 3.30 P. RI. Officers chosen first 

Suuday of December. 

LADIES’ CRESCENT CONCERT CLUB. 

Organized February, 1890. 

Mrs. Alice Wellington, Lender; Sadie Shattuck, i\fFs. 

Addie Padelford, Ban+jeaurims; Mrs. Clara Soutbard, 

Ba~~jo;iVrs. Nellie Scribner, Mrs. Adnb G. Hull, Guitws. 

LADIES’ HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY, 

Mrs, C. H. Daniels, Pres.; Miss Jennie Miles, Mrs. 

Fred Moore, Eke .Pres.; Mrs. Mary A.. Emerson, Sec.; 

Mrs. G. A. Smythe, Twaa.; Miss E. E. Hobbs, dud&x; 

Mrs. M. Harry, Mm. G. W. Warren, Mrs. J. ‘I’. Sjbepnrd, 

Mrs. G. L. Almy, Mrs. I. Thompson, Mrs. J.P. Murphy, 

hlru. I. L. Barnes, Mrs. H. W. Howe, hlmE.Worcester, 

Mrs. A. Bennett, h5rs. T. P. Smith, Mrs. IV. B. Jarvis, 

h1rs. E. W. Fiske, Mrs. J. Harvey, Mrs. J. hloore, hks. 

C. J. McCormick, hlrs. C. P. Gilson.Mrs. J. Haines, Mrs 

William Shedd, Mrs. Samuel Friebe, Bocwd of Directors. 

The society meets at 2 P. M., the second Tuesday of 

every month m Citizens’ Club Rooms, Bank block.

WALTTlAYI bIISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 421 

LELAND HOXE FOR AGED WOMEN. 

21 Newton street. 

Opened for inmates, Feb. 9, 1892. 

BOARD OF MANAGERS. 

Rev. Thomas F. Fales, Pres.; Charles Dix, Vice Pres.; 

Frederick 1%. Stone, Treas.; Hamblin L. Hovey, Sec.; 

Mrs. T. F. Fales, Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, Daniel French, 

Mrs. W. A. Northup, E. B. Armstrong, Mrs. G. E. 

Warren, Mrs. Geo. B. Pope, Mrs. Frank H. Eaton, Miss 

Ann D. Adams, Mrs. H. Adelaide Hovey, Mrs. Erskine 

Warden, Dr. Alfred Worcester, Rufus Warren, Mrs. R. 

G. Brown, Miss Helen Lewis, Mrs. Charles H. Daniels; 

Mrs. Harriet E. Pierce, Matron. 

PHILEDIAN 

ASSOCIATION. 


Frank K. Porter, Pj*es. ; Joseph F. Gibbs, ‘!%e Pros. ; 

Clarence Tebbetts, TITeas.; C!harles F. Allen. Sec.; C. L. 

Bailey, F. K. Porter, Joseph F. Gibbs, T. H. Rollinson, 

W. E. Allen, Walter Thomas, Board of Directors. 

Annual meeting second Tuesday in May. Regular 

meetiug second Tuesday in &lay, August, November and 

Februarg. 

PIETY CORNER CLUB. 


J. R. Worcester, Pres.; Alfred W. Parker, vice Pres.; 

W. E. Shedd, Sec.; Mrs. W. E. Shedd, Treas.; E. A. 

Walker, Cl~airman; Mrs. J. R. Worcester, Mrs. Asa E. 

Goddard, Mrs. James Metevier, EZ Corn. 

Meets first Monday of each month, from Oct. to April . 

RIVERSIDE CLUB. 

Mrs. A. M. Goodale, Pres.; 

Mrs. Georgie Kerns, Treas. 

Miss Annie Glynn, Sec.; 

Meets 2d Monday ofeach month, at rooms, 89 Bloody 

street. 

ST. PATRICK’S MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY. 

Organized April 8, 1864. 

Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Pres.; Michael Norton, Vice 

Pres; Stephen A. Bergin, Rec. Sec.; William Morgan, 

Fin. Sec. ; Michael Bergin, Treus; John Fogarty, Marshall 

and Door-keeper; Martin Rooney, John Lally, 

William Norton, Alartin Connelly, Thomas Mitchell, 

Richard Lehan, Michael &lack, Directors.

422 WALTIIXM MISCELLAXEOUS IDEPARTMENT 

ST. VlSCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY. 

Organized Jan. 1, 1884. 

Dr. C. J. 1IcCormick, PTes.; B. A. Buckley, Vice 

Pxs; William li‘. Rooney, Sec. ; Michael Keane, %xs; 

Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Spiritual Director. 

Meetings in basement of St. Mary’s church, every Sunclay 

evening. 

ST. JOSEPH’S DRUM CORPS. 

Organized July, 1890. 

Headquarters St. Joseph’s Hall, 563 Main. 

Bernard J. Madden, Leader. 

VETERAN FIREMAN ASSOCIATION. 


Headquerters, 37 Spruce street. 

Charles H. Hall, Pres.; .James Y. Marden,Sec.; George 

A. Davis, Treas.; Frank P. Roberts, Fh. Sec. 

Meetings first Friday evening of each month. 

WALTHAM CANOE CLUB. 

W. V. Hyde, Pres.; J. M. Stickney. Zce Pres.; W. 

M. Lucas, Treas.; Arthur RandIes, Sec.; 0. R. Rice, 

Fin. Sec. The above, C. C. Brown and P. Pendleburp, 

Uirectorq 

WALTHAM CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB. 


Otis &I. Grove, Pres.; Thomas G. Rollins, Vice P/.es.; 

Frederick Scale, Sec.; - -, Treus. 

Meets I. 0. U. W. Hall, room 5, Moody street, every 

afternoon and evening. 

WALTHAM CYCLE CLUB. 

Organized Sept. 1,1885. 

Ernest. L. Averill, Pres.; II. E. Hartford, Sec.; Frank 

E. Swan, Tmms.; E. L. Averill, W. E’. Rowe, W. F. Gill, 

W. C. Ball, and W. II. Nortimer, Directors. 

Meetings first and third Thursdays of each month in 

room S. No. 4 Crescent street. Election of officers last 

Thursday in December. 

Number of members, 90.

TVALTHdM MJSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 423 

WALTHAM EMERY WHEEL RELIEF 

ASSOCIATION. 

Charles E. Hnskell, Pres.; H. Wesley Mansur. 7%~ 

Pres.; John Churchill, Sec. and Trens. ; Eben I. Kimball, 

Alfred Oxton, Augustus Brown, Relief Committee. 

Annual meetings, month of Otitober. 

WALTHAM CITY HOME. 

South street, beyond Mt. Feake Cemetery. 

H. II. Bumford, S~pt. 

Number of iumates, 38. 

WALTHAM 

HOSPITAL. 

Hospital street, beyond Sharon street. 

Incorporated March 20, 1885. 

. 


F. M. Stone, Pres.; C. F. Stone, Clerk; A. M. Gootlale, 

Treas. ; Miss A. D. Adams, Mrs. E. R. Cutler, A. 

M. Goodale, John Hnynes, Mrs. Nancy M. Daniels,Mrs. 

E. L. ‘I’. Almy, C. J. McCormick, M. D.. C. H. Moulton, 

Mrs. Elizabeth Stone, Miss E. M. Wellin~too, W. R. 

Willis, A. \Vorcester, M. D., Trustees; the above and H. 

I,. fhVey, E. 1~. Cutler, M. D., T. Leary, Rufus \Varren. 

Francis Buttt*ick, Charles Dix, firembers of the C,rpor+ 

tion. 

Officers of the Trustees. 

C. J. McCormick, M. D., Pres.; 3f1.s. Elizabeth Stone, 

Xec.; Mrs. Nanc.y RI. Dsniels, Bursar; C. J. McCormick, 

M. D., Miss A. D. Adams, A. M. Goodale, Mrs. Nancy 

M. Daniels, Mrs. E. R. Cutler. A. Worcester: nf. D., ED 

ecutive Committee; A. M. Goodale, Mrs. Nancy M. Daniels, 

C. H. Moulton, Committee on Fhance; Xrs. E. 12. 

Cutler, John Hnynes. Mrs. E. L. T. Almy, Committee on 

Housekeeping; A. Worcester, Y. D., C. J. McCormick, 

M. D., W. R. Wills, Committee on Medkal Service; Miss 

A. D. Adams, Mrs. Eliz,tbeth Stone, Miss. E. M. Wellington, 

Committee on Nursing Seruice; Mrs. Daniels, 

John Haynes, Mrs. Cutler, A. M. Goodale, Miss Adams, 

C. H. Moulton, Mrs. E. L. ‘I’. Almy, W. R. Wills, Miss 

Wellington, A. Worcester, M. D., I\~L%. Stone, C. J. 

McCormick, M. D., Visiting Committees; M. H. Richardson, 

M. D., J. W. Elliot, M. D., A. S. Whitney, 

BL D., Cbnsulting Physicinvas and Surgeons; J. W. Willis, 

DI. D., C. J. McCormick. M. D., A. M orcester, M. D., E. 

It. Cutler, &I. D., H. A. Wood, M. D.,W. F. Jarvis, M. D., 

Attending Physicians and Surgeons; J. A. Mead, hi. D., 

Pdhologist; Miss May Hackett, Matron.

424 WALTHAM MJSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

John W. Tolman, 

WALTHA RWYET CLUB. 

Sec. 

Meets first and second Mondap evening at boat house, 

off Crescent, nearly opp. Walnut 

WALTHAM LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION. 


H. P. Buucher, Pt-es.; E. A. Walker, Vice Pres.; 

George R. Beal, Treas.; Harry Jones, Sec. 

Meetings called by order of the president. 100 members. 

WALTHAM MUTUAL RELIEF SOCIETY. 

Organized May 5, 18’72. 

David Walsh, Pres. ; Joseph M. Sutton, Rec. Sec. ; 

Michael Bergin, Z%. Sec.; Michael J. Glgnn, T/-em. 

Meets second Sunday of month,at 2 P. M., at G. 9. R. 

Hall, 27 Moody street. 

WATCH FACTORY MUTUAL RELIEF ASSO. 

Organized Feb. 9. 1867. Re-organized Feb .25, 1879. 

A. S. Batchelder, Pres.; George C. McKenzie, ‘CTice 

PI-es.; Seth Vinal, Sec.; L. C. Lane, Treas. 

Annual meeting on the first Munday after the first 

Tuesday in January, for election of officers. 

I 

YOUNG MEN’S ASSOCIATION. 

Organized Nov. 12, 1885. Iucorporated Jan. 31, 1888. 

James P. Murphy, Pres.; John F. Brady, I%e Pres.; 

P. J. Fleming, Rec. Sec. ; P. J. Duane, l%. Sec.; Thomas 

F. Carey, Treas.; Fred E. Burke, Librurinn. 

Meetings first Tuesday evening in each month, in rooms 

Maynard Blc,ck, 690 Mlam street. 

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 


Charles P. Bond, Pres.; Charles W. Durgin, mce 

Pees. ; Albert H. Raud, T,.ecIs.; Alber L. Cutting, Sec.; 

Jamas E. Norcross. Gen Sec.; Charles P. Bond, J. p. C. 

Chaffin, ‘I’. M. Harvey, F. B. Millard, A. I,. Cutting: 0. 

I,. Barthelmes, C. H. Moulton, E. B. Olmstead, A. &f. 

Wilder, T. A. Mellor, A. H. Rand, C. W. Durgin, Edward 

MeAli-ter. J. L. Harvey, Directors.

WALTHAM YISC%LLANEOUS DEPAXTMENT 425 

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN UNION. 


Thomas H. Armstrong, Pres.; Arthur P. Smith, Vice 

Pres. ; Fred W. Archibald, Ben. Sec.; Dr. Allen Greenwood, 

Treas. 

Annual meeting, second Tuesday in January. 

WOMAN’S 

AUXILIARY. 

Mrs. S. J. Lute, Pres.; Mrs. Isabelle Thompson, Miss 

Minerva Richardson, Mrs. H. W. Howe, Mrs. W. A. 

Northup, Mrs. Josephine Webber, Mrs. Agnes Farrington 

Vke Prests. ; &Iiss Minerva B. Richardson,Sec.; Mrs. G. 

L. Almy, Treas. 

YOUNG -WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN USION. 

1374 Moody street, room 4. 

--, Pres.; Mrs. Geo. E. Warren, Tce B-es.; 

Mrs. A. A. Morse, Treus.; Miss Celeste E. Brackett, 

Cen. sec.; Miss Anna L. Fiel, Rec. Xec. 

Meetings every third Wednesda in January, April, 

July and October. Gospel meetings every Sunday at 4.39 

o’clock P.M. 

STATE 

INSTITUTIONS. 

MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL FOR THE FEEBLE 

MINDED. 

Quince street and Trapelo 

road. 

Walter E. Fernald, MI. D., Resident Superintendent. 

A State Institution, for the care and training of feeble 

minded children. John F. Andrew, of Bogton, Eliot C. 

Clark, of Boston. Elizabeth E. Coolidge, of Boston, John 

Cummings, of Woburn, J. S. Dnmrell. of Bostm, Wm. 

A. Dunn, of Boston, Samuel Eliot. of Boston, Samnel 

Hoar, of Concord, John C. Mime, of Fall River, W. W. 

Swan, ofBrookline, Gee. D. Tarbell, of Boston, Erskine 

Warden of Waltham, Trustees. 

STATE BOARD OF VISITORS, EX-OFFICIO. 

Governor, Lieutentant-Governor, Secretary of State, 

President of the Senate, Speaker of the House, Chaplains 

of Both Houses, and members of the Legislature during 

the Session. 

Oficers for 1892-93. 

Walter E. Fernald, M. D., Supej*intesdant; Mrs. I. R. 

Barbour, I\liss Annie Wallace, Miss Augusta Damrell,

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426 WALTlUM MISCELLANEOTTS DEPARTMENT 

Miss Sarah Sutherland, Miss Clara McPhee, Mc&ons ; 

Mr. I. R. Barbour, Steward; Miss E. W. Peterson, Miss 

M. M. Smith, CZerZcs; Miss L. L. Moulton, Miss L. J. 

Sanderson, Mrs. S. E. Shaff er, Miss Marion Weston, 

Mr. F. W. Kuight, Teaclbers; J. B. Hull, Jr., Fccmaer. 

Number of inmates, 400 

BANKS. 

WALTHAM CO-OPERATIVE BANK. 

Room 3, National Bank building, 

637 Main. 

ORGANIZED SEPT. 25, 1880. CHARTERED OCT. 13, 1880. 

Began business October 21, 1880. 

Authorized 

capital, $1 ,OOO,OOO. 

Francis Buttrick, R-es.; Edward P. Smith, Vice Pres.; 

Daniel F. Viles, Sec. and Treas.; A. M. Goodale, Martin 

Thomas, Lorenzo Noble, Timothy Leary, John F. Coolidge, 

Warren Marsh, Michael T. Connolly, John Harris, 

Charles L. Bailey, Levi Bowers, John L. Keyser, Geo. S. 

Alden, F. C. Ho&don, Charles W. Durgin, Frank K. 

Porter, George F. Jones, Directors; George H. Stowell. 

Gee. A. Clay. Walter ‘Ihomas,Herman E.Piest, &ditors; 

Clarence F. French Esq., Attorney. 

WALTHAM NATIONAL BANK. 

Capital stock, $150,000. 

637 Maiu, car. Lesington street. 

Incorporated 1836. 

suI-$us, $5O,aoO. 

F. M. Stone, Pt.es; Joseph F. Gibbs, C&ier; F. M. 

Stone, Charles F. Stone, William G. Childs, C. W. Fogg, 

Rufus Warrea, H. L. Hovey, H. B. Braman, Francis 

Buttrick, Erskine Wartleu, Directors; Il. P. Buncher, 

Teller; E. A. Walker, Messenger and Clerk; Miss Beltha 

Wormwood, Bookkeeper. 

WALTHAM 

SAVILVGS BANK. 

637 Main, corner Lexington street. 

Deposits Oct. 1, 1892, $2,451,177.56 

Enos T. Lute, pres.; Timothy Leary, l%e P/*es.; 

Charles F. Stone, Treasurer; Joseph F. Gibbs, Clerk; 

Henry N. Fisher, Ephriam Stearus, Henry N. Fisher,

WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 47 

Timnthv Lear, Charles W. Fogg, Joseph F. Gibbs, 

HamhI& L. Hove, Enos ‘I’. Lute, Wm. Cr. Childs, 

Ambrose Webster. Samuel 0. Uptiam, Erskine Warden, 

Rufi~s WarIeu, Trustees; Rufus Warren, Hamblin L, 

Hoveg, Enos T. Lute, Timothy Leary, Henry N. Fisher. 

Corn. of fiweslmext; Georqins Moore, Audhtor; Emily 

Viles, and Gee. It. Real Chks. 

Interest payable on second Wednesday of April ancl 

October. 

COttPOltATIOXS. 

AMERICAN WALTHAM WATCH CO. 

Crescent 

street. 

Incorporated Mar& 18, 1854. 

Ezra C. Fitch, P/-es. ahd Supt.; R. E.Robbins, !lens.; 

Nilip W. Carter, Clerk; .I. V. Kettell, Benjamin F. 

Brown, Charles W. Fog,o, Benjamin F. Stevens, A. Lnwrence 

Edmands, Directors. 

CITY OF WALTHAM. MI’. PEAKE AND GROVE 

HILL CEMETEKIES. 

218 Grove Street. 

G. A. Stearns, Williams Roberts, Charles Moore, 

T,eonard Greene, Wm. R. Sawtelle, Nanagers; Theodore 

F. Mansfield, Supt. 

JUDSOZ; L. THO31SON MNFG. CO. 

Off South street, Roberts Crogsing. Branch office, 105 

Bedford, Boston. 

Incorporated Jan.,1890. Capital Stock,$i00,000 .OO. 

Jndson L. Thomson, t7e.s.; Henry Sawyer of Roston, 

V.Pras.; William X.Merriam of Brookline,Sec.and Treas. 

THE UNITED STATES WATCH CO. 

Charles street, 

near South. 

Incorporated 1853. Capital Stock, $500,000. 

Thomas B. Eaton! Pres.; Emil C. Hamm.er, Trens,; 

James E. Cox, Clerk. 

WALTHAM EMERY WHEEL 120. 

113 and 115 Bacon street. 

Incorporated June 21, 1889. Capital Stcck, $35,000. 

Henry Richardson, Pres.; Clarence Telibets, Clerk and 

Tretrs. 

, 

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428 WALTHA~~ MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

WALTHAM GAS LIGHT COMPANY. 

Office 10 Moody street, rm. 1. 

Incorporated April 1,1853. Capital Stock,$140,000. 

Lowell Clark, Pres.; George A. Stearns, Treas. and 

Clerk; George A. Stearns, Lowell Clark, John R. Fartram, 

Arthur ‘I’. Lyman, A. M. Goodale, William Roberts, 

Augustus Fla gg, Directors. 

WALTKAM 

SCREW COMPANY. 

Rear 93 Moody Street. 

Incorporated Feb.17, 1891. Capital Stack, $25,000. 

Richard G. Kilduff of Holyoke, Pres.; Bradshaw S. 

Tolman, Tyeas.; Chas. Vander Woerd,Sqt.; Edmund F. 

Hoskin, Manager. 

WALTHAM TRIBUNE CO. 

Rumford bldg., 622 Main street. 

Organized March,1882. Incorporated April 10,1658. 

Capital Stock, $14,000. 

Publishers of the Waltham Daily Tribune. 

C’harles H. Lincoln, Pres.; Henry M.Ryder, Sec. Trecrs. 

and Man.; Charles H. Lincoln, Editor. 

POST OFFICE. 

Moody street, cnrner Main. 

Frank P. Howard, Postmaster; Frank D. Leary, Asst. 

Podmu.ster; Miss RI. Etta Jennisen, Money Order Clerk; 

John I’. McCusker, Martin Hines, Louis Barr, J. Jay 

-! Sheehan, Clerks. 

Mails close for Boston, 6.40, 8.40, 11.30, A. M. 1.15, 

2.15, 4.15, 6.40, and 8.00 P. M. 

Watertown, close 9.00 and 11.30 A. M. 

North and West, 6.30 A. M., 2.30, 6.30, and 8.00 P. Y. 

North, 6.30 A. M., 4.30 P. M. 

New York and West, 6.30 A. M., 2.30, 6.30 and 8. P. M. 

Sunday, Neq York aud West, also Boston, 6.15, P. M. 

‘i\Iails due from Boston, i.00, 9.25, 11.43, A. x., 1.~0, 

3.30, 5.15, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 P.M.

WALTHAM hiISCELL.4NEOTJS DEPARTMENT 429 

New York, North and West, due 7.00 A. M., 3.00, 3.30 

P. Y., North, 9.25 A. M., 6.00 P. M. 

Bangorand E st, dne 7.00 A. M,. 6.00 P. M. 

Sunday, West, New York and Boston, 8.15 A. M. 

Office hours from 7 A. M. to 8 P. r&. Saturday close at 

8.30 P. M. 

Sundays 9 to 10 A. M. 

Letters registered to all parts of the world. 

Money orders drawn on all the principal offices iu the 

United States, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, France, 

Switzerland, Australia and Italy, without danger OP 10s~. 

FREE DELIVERY. 

Collections-6.30, 10 A. M.. 2.30, 4.15 P. M. 

Deliveries-8 A. M., 1.30, 4 P. M. 

Business Delivery-5.30 P. M. 

. 

CARRIERS. 

No. 1, E. M. Naguire. 2, P. H. Concannon. 3, P. 

E. Noonan. 4, W. W. Darling. 5, James, F. BIcCu3ker. 

6, C. F. Law. 7, W. J. Sheridan. 8, W. F.Turner. 9, F. 

Arthur Ricker. 10, Wm. F. Caughey. Substitute, J. F. 

Smith. 

GENERAL 

INSTRUCTIONS. 

See that your letters are sealed and stamped. * 

De not abbreviate the address. Always use st*;eet address or 

box number when convenient. 

Cd Visitors” or “ transients ” should have mail addressed “ in care 

of,” etc. 

Place your address on upper left hand corner of envelope, and it, 

ill be returned if undelivered. 

Place your stamp in upper right hand corner. 

Nothing can be attached or paJtrd on postal card, except at letter 

rates. 

Postmasters are permitted to read postal cards, to prohibit the 

tuiling oE obscene literature. 

Second, third and fourth class matter must not be sealed against 

inspection. 

There is no limit of weight to first or second class matter or single 

books; all other matter is limited to four pounds. 

Liquids cau be mailed only in metal or woodyn boxes. 

Persons sending postal cards and who write upon the address side 

of them “ in haste,” or other words unconnected with their delivery, 

subject them to letter postage, and they are held as uumailable.

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430 WALTHAM MISCELLANEOUS 6EPBRTMENT 

RATES OF POSTAGE IN U. S. 

Registewd Lette-s and Packages, 10 cents each. in sddition to 

regular postsge. Postal fhds, one cent each. Cimulars, 1 cent 

for two ou,,ces or fraction thereof. 

Transient newspapers, magazines and other periodicals, when 

sent by other than a news agent or publisher, 1 cent for 4 ounces 

or fraction. Any other artitilex of printed matter, 1 cent for 2 

ounces or fraction, prepsid by stamps. Newspwprrs and periodicals 

to regular subscribers, when sent from office of ~ublicstion or from 

1tews apc*nr. 1 ct. a p~lnnd. Iirgular matter for local delivery when 

it is to be delivered by carriers. it can only be mailed for one cent 

eacll for newspapers (excepting weeklies), and periodicals not cxcwding 

2 ounces ; and two cents each for periodicals weighing more 

than two o”“ces. 

All transient mntte~ must be sent in a cover open at the ends or 

sides. There must be no word or communication written on the 

same after its publiwtiou, or upon the cover, except the name and 

a.drlress of the person to whom it is to be sent, and the name of the 

person sending same. There must be no paper or other thiug inclosed 

in or wit11 such printed matter. 

Parcel f’ostccge. - All articles of merchandise (except poisons. 

explosive m:ltcri;lls, etc., lishle to injure the mails), 1 cent fur 

every ounce. not exceeding 4 pounds. 

Postal iVOtcs.--E’or any amount not exceeding $4.93, uniform rate 

of three cents. 

SPECIAL 

DELIVEIXY. 

The special delivery system includes all post offices in the United 

States and all classes of mail matter. 

Accordingl,v every article of mitilable matter, mailed :t any post 

office in t& United Stated, to \Khich is affixed a 10 cent spwixl delivery 

stamp in addition to regular postage, will be delivered at 

T,etter Carrier ofliws within the cxrrier limits, imm\htliately on 

arrival between the hours of 7 A. III. and I I *. *r., and at any 0thc.r 

po$t office within a one mile radius between the hours of 7 a. n%., 

and 9 P. fir. 

PROHIBITED 

ARTICLES. 

The following articles are prohibited from transmission. Public 

cations whicll violate the c*opyright l;lws of the country uf destination 

; poisons nnd explosive or inflamahle substances ; liyulds wnd 

those wldch exaily liqnify ; confections and pastes ; live or tk*ad 

allimats. except drncl insects and reptiles when thoroughly dried ; 

fruits and veyetables, and substances which exhale a bad odor; jotterv 

tickets, lottery advertisements or lottery circulars ; all obscene 

or immoral articles; articles which in any way damage or destroy 

the mails or injure the persons handling them. Live bees are mailable 

as merchxntlise (4th class matter), at 1 cent per ounce, if so 

put up as to rnn no risk of soiling or injuring thti mails, or escaping 

and to be easy of inspection. 

FOREIGN. 

Letfe~s to Great Britain, including Scotland and Ireland, and the 

Continent of Europe, British, Dutch, French, and Portuguese posressioni: 

in the West Indies and Africa, Brazil, Brpentine Republic, 

Peru, China, Japan. Java, St. Pierre, Miyuelon, Egypt, Newfoundrrnd. 

all parts of India, and the Straits Settlemenrs, Nassau, Colon, 

l(arbw3oes. Bermuda, Uruguay, Ecuador, Nicaragua, Chili and 

Sandwich Islands, 5 cents per half ounce. Mad:cgascor (excrpt 

Tamntave and St. Mary’s), British mail, 13 cruts ; French mail,

WALTHAM PISCELLANEOIJS DEPARTMENT 431 

21 cents. Bolivia, 6 cents. New South Walea, New Zealand, 

Queensland, Victoria, and Tasmania, 12 cents. South Africa 15 

cents. St. Helena, 16 cents. Canada, 2 cents. Mexlco same’ as 

the United States, except tbat liquors cannot be sent. 

Newpsapevs to Great Britain, including Scotland and Ireland, 

and the Continent of Europe, British, I)utch, French, and I’ortuguese 

possions in the West Indies and Africa, Argentine Republic, 

Peru, Ecuador, Chili, China, Japan, Java, St. I’ierre, Miquelon, 

all parts of India: Nassau, Barbadols. and Newfoundland. 1 cent 

for two ounces. Canada, 1 cent for four ounces. Australia, New 

South Wales, New Zealand, Queensland, Victoria, and Tasmania, 

2 cents for each paper. Madagascar (except Talnatave and St. 

Mary’s), British mail, 4 cents for each four ounces. Bolivia, 1 

cent for every two ounces or fraction thereof, South Africa and 

St. Helena., 4 cents each paper under four ouncvs, and Natal, 

South Africa, 4 cents for each paper under four ouuces. Mexico, 

1 cent per four ounces. 

Postad Cards to all postal union countries where five cent letter 

postage prevails, 2 cents. Canada and Mexico, 1 cent. 

MONEY 

ORDERS.-DOBlESTIC. 

For any amount not exceeding $300 will be issued on deposits at 

this Office on payment of the following fees : Or1 Orders not exceeding 

$6,-5 cents. Over $5 aud not exceeding @IO,---8 cents. 

Over $10 and not exceeding .$16,-IO cellts. Ovrr @I5 and nod 

exceeding $30,-1.5 cents. Over $30 and not exceeding $40.-20 

cents. Over $40 and not exceeding $50,--25 cents. Over $50 and 

not exceeding $60,-20 cents. Ovrr $60 and not exceeding $p’70.- 

85 cents. Over $70 and not exceeding $$SO.--40 ceutr. Over $M 

and not exceeding @lOO,--43 cents. Lists of Money Order Offices 

may seen at P. 0. 

FOREIGN. 

Money Orders issued on the United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, 

Switzerland, Frauce, Italy, Norway, Sweden. 1)enmark and Holland, 

Austria, via Switzerland, Belgium, Jamaica, New Foundland, 

New Zealand, New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland ‘l’asmauia, 

Hawaiian Kingdom, Windward Islands, Panama, Leeward Islands, 

Cape Colony, British India, and Portugal, Ceylon Straits, Settlements, 

Cypress, Gibraltar, Tangiers, Morocco. Netherlands, Grand 

Uuchy of Luxemberg, Constantinople, Bermuda, Falkland I&nds, 

Western Australia, Gambia, Mauritius, Natal, St. Helena, Trinidad, 

Malta, Beyreuth, Salonica, Smyrna, Hong Kong, Shaghai, Japan. 

Iceland, via Germany, Massowah, Assab, Zanzihsr, Transvala- 

British Beebuanaland Orange Free States, and Alexandriain Egypt,. 

Rates 10 cents for every $10. 

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 

Allin H. W. Drury \Villium H. 

Armstrong ‘JXotnas EI. J&ton ‘IYmnas 13, 

Banks Nalthnniel P. lisher Henry N. 

Hergin Michael French C. I. 

Bowers Ho ace C. French Dmiel 

Brown Sidney P. Grover James H. 

Chaffin John I’. Hall Henry C. 

Curley Thomas Hall Idoman N. 

Darling Charles R. Harrington l


Harrington Herman I. 

Hoar Sherman 

Jarvis Wm. If. 

Johnson B. Berkley 

Johnson Melvin M. 

Johnson William H. 

Kyser John L. 

Larkiu Thomas F. 

Luthrop A. J. 

Lute &OS T. 

Ludden Charles H. 

Lyu,au Arthur 

Mayberry George L. 

nliltou Yenry S. 

Moody Nathnuiel A. 

Parks Charles F. 

Sbedd Abraham B. 

Shedd Edwin G. 

Shedd James H. 

Stearns Charles E. 

Stone Charles F. 

Stone Frederic nf. 

Taber Geo. 12. 

Taff John H. 

Tisdale Frederic C. 

Tolman Bradshaw S. 

Upham Samuel 0. 

Viles Daniel I. 

Warden Erskine 

Weeks Hiram H. 

Willard William A. P. 

NOTARIES 

PUBLIC. 

Bartel Wm. P. 

Johnson Byron B. 

Bowers Horace C. Lathrop A. J. 

Bomker Francis E. Lute Euoa L. 

Butmau Fred L. Ludden Charles Al. 

Jarvis Wm. P. 

Stark ltobert XI.

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ADVEHTlSEMENTS 433 

i!L I,. ARMSTRONG, 

7 Main Street, WATERTOWN, MASS 

PORTRAITS TN PASTEL, CRAYON AND INDXA INK. 

--.m_NW_n 

Photographs of Children a ‘Specialty, 

CRITCI3ETT'S 

WATERTOWN, MT, AUBURN AND BOSTON 

EXPllftESS. 

OFFICE IN WATERTOWN, 48 MAIN STREET. 

BOSTON OFFICE, 91 KILBY ST, 

Order Box in Boston,-Cellar, 3 Quincy Market. 

Leave Watertown at 10.00 A. M. Leave Bo~ttrn at 3 00 P. X 

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDEI, TO. 

lTJLSIl%i I3fdVAG-E & CO., 

CO 3.f BlISSI 

N NEWCHAXTS~ 

-plj(aIT, @ b;G;{iF pf@Du(& 

96 and 98 CLLNTON ST., BOSTON. 

TELEPHONE 

CONNECTION. 

GEO. A. SAWYER, 

Receiver and Dealer in 

.gg---.---.-- 

Mutton, Lamb,Veal and Poultry, 

-Ge -- - 

BASEMENT, No. 3 QUINCY MARKET, BOSTON, 

SLAU@ATERI~~Q NSTARLTSHMENT AT WATBRTOWn=

MC _ +-”

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XKENNET’S 

AI-WERTISEMENTS 437 

WATERTOWN AN.0 NONANTUM EXPRESS, 

33 Court Sq; BOSTON OFFICES : 111 Kingston St, 

Boston Order Boxes : - 44 No. Bfarcet St., 92 Bluclcstone St. 

..___..~ ;,:g \I, 

iVONANTUM AND WATERTOWN ORDER BOXES. 

J. B. MURPHY’S STORE, AND LYNCH BROS., STORE. 

LEAVE BOSTON AT 3.30 P. M. 

@gQ!g&g$ J@&gJqyN($ 

tARPENTER&JOBB 

Shop on Church Street, near F. RI RI Dipot 

I. 0. Box, 113. 

,SPECIAL ATTENTIOF PAID TO ALL 

KINDS OF JOBBING, 

Which will be done Promptly. Satisfaction Guaranteed both in Price and U’orkmnnxhip. 

WATERTOWN, 

MASS. 

GEORGE Sa WHITENECT, 

6uccessorto HENRY RUSSELL,) 

House 52 Decorative Painte 

Paper Hanging, Gilding, Whitewashing, 

Kalsomining, Tinting, Glazing, &c, 

White Lead, Linseed Oil, Varnish, Turpentine, Colors 

Mixed Paints, Window Glass. - 

NO. 7 Sprdng Street, near Main, Watertown, Mass. 

%B. T. RUNDLETT, 

House, Sign B Fresco Painting, 

L--- ........ 

~~c~\(~~~g@, - 

MaCre SW&et Court, 

WATERTOWN, ~3s.' 

P. 0. Box, 312. 

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ADI”RTISEME:NTS 439 

N. B. HARTFORD, 

DEALER IN 

Wine Groceries 

AND 

PROVIShNS. 

“Top Notch Flour.” “Village” and “Adams” 

Elgin Butter. 

a- 

. . HRUNJWICK CANNED GOODS. . . 

Q- 

1 and 3 MAIN Cor. of MT, AUBURN Street. 

FLETCmER 

& TOWNE, 

DEALERS IN 

.’ Groceries, Provisions, 

CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE, 

BOOTS, SHOES, ETC. 

,‘_; 256 and 258 Pleasant Street, opp, Bemis Station, ha Mills, 

WATERTOWN, MASS. 

l Remember the name! 

.a 

+Provisions, Butter, Eggs c and Potatoes, 

IN LARGE QUANTITIES. 

‘. Prices can’t be beat ! 

Provision Wagon Marked In Big Letters Runs Through Brighton, Watertown and Wal:ham. 

All Orders Promptly Attended To. Boarding Houses a Specialty. 

3 MT. AUBURN STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS, 

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,’ LllHCOLN 6, TTmTT 8k BBQ,, 

DEALERS 

IN 

i 

&oceries 

4fk ~rovisious, 

I~ r 

:\ Teas, Coffees, Spices, Canned Goods, Fruits, Confectionery, 

Cigars and Tobacco. 

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ALL GOODS AT LOWEST I-RICES. 

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3, 

,‘I35 Main Street, - Watertown, Mass. 

^: ’ Families and Partiis Supplied with Ice Cream. 

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CONFECTlOHERY 'k 

HOME-MAlIE' 

CANDY A SPECIALTY. 

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ON

CARRIAGE AND WAGON 

MANUFAGTUR~ER, 

Also, Carriage Painting. 

11 id3 SpriugSt1,Watertown. 

# Watertown Carriage Factory. SK 

F’. C. I-TARTHERTZ;; 

Carriage Manufacturer & Eepairer, 

Horse Sheer and Blacksmith. 

Wheelwright and Carriagesmith. % 

Car. Arsc:n;ll & ‘h-ylor Sts., Watertown. 

F. A.-- LIEMON. 

s CARRIAGE PAINTER. s 

First-Clams work at ReasonsblePrices. Sign Wnrkand Lettering a Spcinlty, 

TAYLOR. COI. ARSENAL ST., - - - WATERTOWN, MASS. 

HORSE SHOER 

1 I 

:- 

CDR. PREMTISS and BELMONT STS. 

Benidrrwr 24 Halworthy Ylarc, 

Horse Slyor an 

Horses Shod for th&ornfort an,d Soundness of the Horse. 

Blacksmithiug au& Jpbbjng in all ils BIX~IC~ICS. i:k .-- 

PARTICULARATTENTION GIIVEN TO SETTING TIRES. 

All Work W&@ranted to Give Satisfaction. 

Arsenal Street,, ,,. - Watertown, Mass. 

-’ NE&R ‘NORTH BRIGHTON.

.I. Pr&ticalPlumber & Gas 

; GAS AND ELECTRLC: DEPARTMENT, 

PLANT, 67 WATER STREET’, WATERTOWN, MASS. 

()pFI(‘p;, ~~~. ~~~ ~~ ~ 

Brackett’s Block, 421 Centre Street, Newtoa, Mass. 

’ FRANCES RICILIKKlR, ‘I’rcns~lrcr. 

Residence. 126 Church Street, Newton. Mass. 

,’ 

THE HOWARD ICE COMPANY. 

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WM. Em FAR 

9 

S. S. GLEASON, 

ji%ectt G&&i+ rawe, , 

AUCTIONEER 

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AND APPRAISER. 

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(Formerly, LUTHER BENT & CO.) 

Established.1835. 

Manufacturer of ana Dcnler in 

FURNITURE, 

BEDDING, CARPETS, STOVES, AND 

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. 

64 Main ‘Street, ‘Opp. Church, Watertown. 

DEALERS 

New and Second. Hand Furniture 

BEDDING, CARPETS, ETC., ALSO UPHOLSTERY, 

CARPET A,ND SHADE WORK. 

Watertown Square, NO. 35 Main Street. 

C, H. KEEFE. P. 0. ROX, 003. D. L. FRASER. 

IN 

Dimension Frames Sawed at Short Notice, 

FENCE POSTS, RAILS, PICKETS, LATHS and SHINGLES. 

547 Western AR, Brighton Did., Boston, Mass., 

f%t Watertown 

Bridge. 

HORSE-SHOERS,JORRERS 

AND CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE 

WESTERN AVENUE. 

Brighton Bridge.

4 INWARD AND 4 OUTWARD TRAINS 

01~~Icl~:, 3 crlc~lP

AIWERTTSEMLIENTS 451 

JOHN RALSTON & CO,, 

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~irne,~air,Ce~ont~P1~Lster, 

29 ARSENAL, COR, IRVING STREET, WATERTOWN, MASS,

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AND. 

The high’ standard 

.Jf quality which 

j haraeterizea the 

i’Il.4iWOXIA & CRAW- 

I ORJ.I Rangea, is 

IcGrrtained in the 

CRAWFORD GRAND. 

urnaces, /,


Orchard, from 52 Common to opposite 196 Lexiugtou 

Otis, from 83 Mt Auburn to opposite 8 Washburn 

P:ilfrep, from i4 Xt. Auburn to beyond Whites ave. 

l’srk, from 16 Morse to 27 Boyd 

Parker, fi,om 75 Mt. Auburn to Washburn 

Patten, from 47 Mt. Auburn to 50 Arsenal 

Pearl. from 31 Summer to opposite 5 Oliver 

Phillips, from 71 Mt. Auhuru to beyond Garnet 

Pleasant, from 5 Galen, Watertown sq., to Waltbam line 

Prentiss, from opposite 303 Mt. Auhurn to Be1mont.E;. W. 

Prospect,. from P45 Arsenal to opposite %17 No. Beacon 

Quirk, from 43 Forest 

l{uilroad, from 1’76 Main, next F. R. R.,to Pleasant, near 

Howard 

Riverside, from 2 Main, Beacon sq., to beyond Royal 

Riverside place, changed to Riverside 

Royal, from G7 North Beacon to 66 Riverside 

Russell avenue, from opposite 35 Mt. Auburn, northerly 

School, from Belmont. across Mt. Auburn to opposite 245 

Arsenal, East W:itertown 

Sidney,from opposite 42 Marshall to opposite 23 Marion rd. 

Spring, from 13 Maiu to Cotnmon 

Stanley avenue, next beFond 68 W~ltham, to the F.R.R., 

Bemis 

Summer, from 50 Mt. Auburn to 15 Waverly 

Swett place, from 50 Waltham, Hemis 

Taylor, from 21 Mt. Auburn to 28 Arsenal 

Thaxter, from opposite 94 Main to ii:. R. R. 

Vernon ave.,frotn Russell al;. to Common, near Spring 

Walnut, from 95 Ut. Auburn to opposite dC5 Arsenal 

\\‘altbam, from opposite 172 Pleasant, at It. 12. bridge, to 

Waltbarn line 

WashbI~rn, from 11 Franklin to 26 Parker 

\Vater, from 46 Galen to opposite 173 Galen 

Watertown, from Galon, n. the bridge, to Newton line 

~Vatertowu court. from 81 Watertowu 

Watertown square, junction Main, Galeu and Pleasant 

Waverly, from Maiu, opp. Myrtle, across Summer to 

Fayette 

Wheelers court, from 11 Riverside 

White, from Orcbard,near Lowell avenue. to 568 Belmont 

\vbites avenue, from opp. 130 Main, to 54 Palfrey 

Whitney, from 219 Orchard to Beltnout, n. Lexington 

Williams, from 124 Galen to Jefferson, (Newton) 

\\‘inter, from 16 Church to 26 Fayette 

‘CVollitzer’s l:lne. from junction Myrtle and Cuba to opposite 

23 French 

,’

458 BTAOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC. 

BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC, 

Almshouse, 105 Orchard 

Ihmrtl Block, from 26 Main to Galen 

l!ntcheldrr’s Building, 1 and 3 Galen, Watertown square 

C:lr Station W. E. St. Iiy. Co.‘s, 31 Main, Watertown sq. 

Central Hall, 23 Main 

Daua ISlock. 29 to 35 Main, Watertown sq. 

I)iamoud Block. 2 to 12 Taylor 

I;l:lyg’s Block, &U,. Auburn, near railroad bridge, Cambridge 

line 

Foresters’ Hall, in G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn 

Garfield Block, i Galen, corner Pleasant 

Gas Works, Newtou and Watertown Gas Li@t Company, 

G. A. R. Hall, Otis Bros. Block, 4 Mt. Auburn 

Lyman’s Bldg., 16 and 18 Mt. Auburu 

Masonic Hall, Otis building, 17 Main. coruer Spring 

Mcnlsste~‘s Uloclr, 2 1 to 25 Maiu, near Spring 

Mar.-e IUock, 25 to 41 Galen, corner Watertown, and 2 to 

10 Cross 

Noyes Block, 46 to 50 Main 

Otis Eros. ISlock, 1 to 13 Main, and 2 to 4 Mt. Auburn 

Otis Buildiug. 15 to 19 Main, corner Spring 

Post Of&(~s, 28 Main ; Mt. Aubul n, brunch Boston office, 

hit. Aulmrn street, next R. 1~. bridge, and Bemis 

station, P. R. R. 

Publiz I,ibr:lvg, Main, corner Thaxter 

Russell’s IZlock, 6 to 14 Mt. Auburn, at Beacon square 

Russell’s Building, 5 to 7 Sprino near Main 

Savings’ Bank Uuilding. 56 Ma,;, opposite Town Hall 

Bistros of St. Luke’s (home for children), 209 Arlington, 

Mt. Auburn 

Spring Hotel building, 41 to 45 Main 

Sllperiutendent of Public Scl~ools, office, Town House 

building, Main 

Town House and Hall, Main, corner Church 

Union Market National Bauk bldg., 5% aud 54 Main 

\Vnlkcr & Pratt Mnfg. Co. Block, 16 to 2fi Galea 

W:ttertown U. S. Arsenal, Arseual, near Elm 

Wlltleler’s Block, 37 to 43 Spring 

\t’Ilittlev Block, 61 to 73 Main, co*uer Church 

\Vollitzkr I3lock, Wollitzer’s lane, corner French 

RAILROAD STATIONSj ETC, 

Bemis Station and Btna DIills 

Cottage-street crossing, Tbomns r,yons, flqma~~ 

East Watertown, Arhugtou street, Jobn H. Glitlden, 

station agent 

(2 rove-street crossing. Francis F. Clark, flagman 

Ilc)n-ard street crossing, John Coffey, fl:lgman

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, 

RAILROAD STATIORS AND CEMETERIES: 4.59 

Irviq street crossing, Frank .T. I$urns. flagman . 

Mt. Auburn street crossing, John P. Sheridan, flagman 

Union Market, 122 School, nearly opposite Waluut, 

Margaret E. Whitton, station spent 

Walnut street crossing, Samuel N. Gushing, flayman 

Watertown, Church street, J. M. Johnson, station agent, 

George H. Hudson, baggage master 

CEAIIETERIES, 

Arlington street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, snperintendent, 

Mt. Auburn. corner Arlingtou, E. IV. 

Catholic cetnctery, William Andrews, superintendent, adjoining 

Mt. Auburn cemetery, foot of Cottage, MI,. 

Auburn 

Common street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintendent. 

Common, corner Mt. Auburn 

Mt. Auburn cemetery, James W. Lovering, snperintendent, 

Mt. Auburn street, a portion of which lies in the 

town of Watertown, and the balauce in the City of 

Cambridge 

Office, Toesdw,Thnrsday, 

10 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON. 

and Satnrday.evenings, Savings Bank Bldg., 56 Main St., Watertown. 

34 School fibeel’, Booms 37 and 38, Boston. 

Residence, 9 ;Melendy Avenue, Wdertown, Mass. 

ALLEN, BRADLEY & CO., 

OILS 

Sperm, Lard, Whale, Cylinder, 

Proprietors of the Oelebrated 

Downer Oils, Kerosene, Spindle, 

Lubricating and Wool 

Mineral Sperm and Champion. 

-NO- 7 CENTItAL WEtARLF, BOSTOX-

4GO 

CHARLES 

ADVERTISEMENTS 

BRIGHAM, 

ARCHITECT, 

22 Beacon Street; 27 Mt.Vernon Street, 

BOSTON. 

Residence, I8 Garfield Street, WATERTOWN. 

GEO. F. LORING. SANFORD Pmws 

RERIDENCE, 

53 GRERii STRHET, 

WAIPKBTOWN 

LORING AND PHIPPS, 

ARCHITECTS, 

STATESTREET,BOSTON. 

EXCHANGEBUILDING. 

ELEVENTHFLOOR. 

WILLIAM 

T. PIERCE, 

CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEY 

56 Main Street, 

WATERTOWN, - MASS. 

ARCHITEC 

Office and Residerlce: 

No, 8 Marshall, near Mt. Auburn Street, 

WATERTOWN, 

IYIASS.

WATERTOW& rB1 DIRWX’ORP 

Bartels George L., bookkeeper (B.), 11. 49 White 

Bartels Mary G., widow, h. 49 White 

Bartlett Harriet H., witlow of Orville, II. 51 Summer 

Bartlett Harry fir., laborer, bds. 6i5 Belmont 

Bartlett Sarah A., widow of Benj. F., house 21 Mt. 

Auburn 

Bai~ton Samuel M.. clerk (office Secretary of State, State 

House, B.), house 2% 1 Orchard 

Bat&elder Daisev Miss, ho&e 43 Main 

Batchelder Samuel L., died March 23, 1890 

Batchelor George (Haddow & Batchelor) , machinist, 49 

Gateu, house at R. I. 

Batchelor Joseph, machinist, house 11 Fifreld 

Batuhelor William A., machinist, 49 Gnlen, bds. 18 Maple 

ATES BENJAMIN E., lawyer (53 State. root11 

B 1017, B.), house (93 Mt. Vernon B.) (see p. 454) 

Bates Cyrenus. bds. 105 Orchard 

Bates David M., carpenter, h. 4 Middle ‘- 

Bates Frances A., widow, bds. 132 Mt. Auburn 

Bates Herbert C., polisher (B.), h. 116 Main 

Bates Phinens, secretary, Boston School Committee (Mason, 

B.). house 38 Fayette 

Bates >to& Farm, 273 Miin 

Botson EIorace M., moved to Allston 

Barter \Villiam, carpenter, bds. 6. Summer 

Beach William. laborer, bds. Fletcher Terrace 

Berman Walter, moultler, II. 8 Irving Park - 

Bean James M ., oil can mnfr. (li India square, B.), II. 

44 Palfrey 

Bearce Frank C., carpenter, house 27 Forest 

Bearcc Fred S., sash maker, bds. 27 Forest 

Bearce Orvill L., clerk (B.), bds. Belmont, car. White 

Beaton Jennie Mrs., mender, Shelley AInfg. Co., buards 

10 Swett place, Bemis 

Beattie James, laborer, died June 22, 1891 

Beattie James IT., moldc r, 22 Gnlen, house 66 Arsenul 

Beattie Rebe H. Miss. seamstress, ‘* Drewseu’s,” 160 

Pleasant, bds. at Somerville 

Beattie Robert H., molder, house 39 Snn~mer 

Beck Henry, starch maker, Crystal Springs Afnfg. CO., 

boards at Newton 

Becker Nicholas H., boots and shoes, 5% Main, h. 74 do. 

Bede!l C. Austin, moved to Allston 

Hedell Salary A., widow of Abial, removed to All&on 

Beedy Harry W., at U. S. Arsenal, Arsenal, house at 

Brighton 

Becher Annie, widow of Thomas, 11. Gl Pleasant 

Beleher Thomas, hostler, bds. El Pleasant : 

Bemis Isaac V., lawyer, died Oct. 3. 1893 

Bemis L. Thaddeus, teamster, bds. 676 Belmont 

Bemis Post Otfice. Bemis station, Pleasant 

DREWSEN’S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3 TexmLBld Place. Ir3oston. 

TELEPHONE, 3313. WORKS AT WATERTOWN. 

CURTAINS AND CARPETS DRY-CLEANSED EQUAL TO NEW, 

$1.00 Per Pair.

466 WhTERTOWN LB! DIRECTORY 

x . 

B 

Bemis Willis A., produce (Xewton), Il. 31 Morse 

l

WATERTOWN [B] DIRECTORY 467 

Bigelom Samuel B., fruit and produce (23 North Market, 

B.), house 12 Bigelow Ive., E. W. 

Bigelow Wiliiam F., clerk, 21 Main, 11. 12 Fifield 

Bill Fred P., truckman, 8 Summer, h. do. 

Bingham John, grain broker (B.), 11. 1 Centre 

Birch Theodore, blacksmith, bds. 110 Main 

Bird HannaIl W. Miss, II. Belmont, near R. R. Bridge, 

Mt. Auburn 

Rirkenslraw William, overseer finishing, Xtna Mills, h. 

250 Pleasant, Bemis 

Bisbee Charles A., machine blacksmith, 14 Watertown, 11. 

at Wallham 

Bixby Curtis W., architect (3 Hamilton pl., B.), house 13 

Olivei 

LACK GEORGE F., apothecary, 41 Main, h. 31 

B Church (see page 434) 

Black Mary W., widow of Joshua, h. 31 Church 

13lnckwell Marcia A. Mrs., nurse, h. 23 Marion road 

Blair Enos J., street car driver, h. 301 l’leasant, l

468 \I’ ATERTOWN [B-j XRECTORY 

‘ 12ostwick Mary R., widow of Edward W., h. 12 Cuba 

Bott John M.,pulp maker,24 Pleasant,bds. 47 r\lt.Auburn 

Bouchie Louis, engineer, h. 7 A Mt. Auburn 

Bondrot Mwartl, painter, bds. 314 Pleasant, Bemis 

Bondrot Michael, at Aetna Mills, h. 314 Plensaut, Bemis 

Bourne B:~rnabas I

WATERTOWN [(j] DIP.E

472 IVATERTOWN [c-j DIREC’FOm 

Cahill Owen, laborer, bds. 6‘3 PJorth Beacon 

Cahill Patrick, peddler, 1~. 35 Water & 

Cahill Thomas P., dentist, 56 Main, room 3, h. 25 Morse 

Cahill William R., bds. 30 Riverside 

Cairns Peter. gardeuer, 116 Waltham. bds. do. 

Calderwood George A., wood eograver, 58 Mrt, E. W., 

boards do. 

Calderwood James, draughtsman. hds. 58 Elm, E. W. 

(‘:ilderwood John, clerk, bds. 58 Elm. 1;. FV. 

Calderwood John C., brass fouotL:r (Cambridge), honse 

58 Elm, E. W. 

Callahan lkunis, laborer, bds. 39 Galen 

Callahan Eugene. laborer, Ms. 13 Mt. Aoborn 

Callahau Frank H., police, bds. 43Cott:~ge, Mt. Auburn 

Cnllaban Peter. laborer, bds. 118 Main 

Callahan Philip J., prop., Mt. Auburn & Boston express 

(33 Court sq., K.), h. 43 Cuttnge, Xt. Auburn 

Callalmn Sad A., bookkeeper, Ms. 43 Cottage, Mt. 

Auburn 

Callender William W.,wood Carver (R.), h. 1.1 SweIt ‘pi. 

lrlemis 

Callon John, stone cutter, bds. 11 F,Cottnge,Mt. Auburn 

Callon Thon~as, laborer, h. 11 Lt’, Cottage, Mt. Auhor~~ 

Calnan Edward, laborer, 11. II Forest 

Calnan Edward J., clerk, 50 Main, btls. I1 Forest 

Cameron Alexander, wheelwright, John Ro-s, Ms.6 Cnba 

‘ Campbell Cyrus H., hardware (Newton), h. 10 Parker 

Campbell Electrical Snppiy Co. (The) ,electric wire runI&. , 

Horace E‘. Chick, supt., liomsld A.Stuart, treas., 71 

Fayette, and (104 High, IS.) 

Campbell George C., clerk. bds. 10 Parker 

Campbell Henry F., pres., The Campbell Eiectricnl Supply 

Co., 17 Fayette 

Campbell Joseph, machinist, bds. 24 Spring 

Campbell Laura A. Mrs., tewber (Reaciing),h. IO Parker 

Cnmpion Jennie Miss, bookkeeper, 48 Mnin,and operator, 

N. E. Tel. L Tel. Co., do.. bds. 20 Rovnl ’ 

Cane Frank ii., supt., 14 Watertown, h. I-3 Morse 

Cannon Thomas, lat~rer, Ms. 11 Cuba 

Capen Edward A., pastor, Birst B:iptist chnrch, h. 115 

hit. Auhutu 

Carey Patrick, b&3. 41 Common street place 

Carey Thomas, laborer, W. I-‘. hlnfg. Co.. 11. 6 Railroad 

Carini John, laborer bds. 27 Main-st. court 

Carlinp J. Frank, foreman of larmdry, (Waltham), h. 16 

Church 

Carliug Mary F., widow of Charles P., Ms. 16 Church 

CarltorJ Samuel A., pl‘es., union Carpet Liiliug Co., 904 

Arsenal 

Carmiclrael Robert, foreman of foundry, U. S. Arsenal, 

Arsenal st., bds. at Rl’ight(Jn

I 

WATERTOWN [cl DIRECTORY 4i3 

Carncy Bridget. widow of William, h. 83 Summer 

Carpenter Alfred S., farm hand, 2i3 Main, bds. do. 

Carroll tUl:i E. Uies, assistant, 04 Main, bJs. 45 Arsenal 

-, ~hrrotl James H., clerk, 6 Gitlen, Ms. 45 Arsenal 

Carroll James J., clerk: 2-1 &in, bds. 34 No. Beacon 

Carroll John, bookkeeper, bds. 45 Arsenal 

C’arroll M:try, widow of James, 11. 45 Arsenal 

Carroll Michael, at Gas Works, bds. 40 Arsenal 

C;trroll Michael, tcamster,Gilkey CC: Stone,h.Yd N. Beacon 

Carroll Nellie E:. J&s, asst. R. P. Horue’s,Xrin, bds. -15 

Arsenal 

Carroll Thomas,laborer, h.13 rear 27 Cottage,Mt.Auburn 

Carruthers Annabell Bliss, teacher, bds. 38 Spring 

. Carrothers Robert, clerk (477 \vasIlingtun, U.), h. 38 

Spring 

Carter Bertha E. Miss, music teacher, bds.55 Ms.Auburn 

Carter Klla T. bI/ss, moved to Rosbury 

Carter Frederick, clew k, 4 Main, 11. 34 Riverside 

Carter JO~IU \V., dentist, h. 55 Rlt. Auburn 

Casey A~OIIZO, teauaYter, bds, 35 Galen 

Casey George, teamster, bds, 35 Galen 

Casey .I ulio Al rs.. moved to Newton 

Casey Michael, laborer: b&x- 13 Cottage pl. Mt. Anburn 

Caser William, died March 5, 1592 

Cn&man Daniel, gardener, rm.s. 48 Summer 

Caslrtuau Joseph, moved to Chicago 

Cnsh~nar~ Alargwet Mrs. moved to Somerville 

CLassidy Bridget, widow of Peter, grocer, 30 Irving, 11. do. 

]ASSII)Y JOHN E., whosale liquors (50 Broad and 

c 137 Milk, LS.), house 157 N. Beacou (see p- 22) 

IASSIDY JOHN E. JR., wholesale liquors (50 

c l~road, U.), Ms. 157 N. Beacon (see p. 22) 

Carsidy Peter J .,tlied Sepf. 23,’ 189 1 

Cavsnagh l%ilip, mason, h. 12 Watertown ct. , 

C’ave Ckwles H., street car conductor, h. 4 N. B~~LKXI 

Criley Annie L., bliss, millin&, 2 Cuba,bds. do. 

Ceiley Catharine L., widow of Archibald H., IL 2 Cuba - 

CL:tdbourae Henry R.. butcher, h. 5 Piichois ave.. Norwcod 

Park, E. W. [E. \v. 

Chadbmrne Henry R. dr., electrician, Ids. 5 Nichols ave. 

ClradboJoaroe Jacob, sL. car aonducto;; rms. 11 Cross 

Ctladbourile Joseph H., shoe findings (1NQ Bedford, I~.), 

boards 5 Nichols ave., E. W. 

Cba&oorae Mrrrshall W., 11. 03 Arlington 

Chalmers Hugh G ., machiuisr, h. 32 b’orrst 

Chamberlain G. Arthur, provisions (I15 Clinton, I~.), b. 

13 Elton 8W. 

Chamberlain George N., clerk (2.5 So. Market, B.), bds. 

li Pu’ichuls avt: 

Cl~amberlain \Villard N., provisioas (2.5 So. Market, B.), 

Ii. 17 P;ichols ave. Last Watertown 

LIREWSEN'S FGElCH CLEANSSNG AND OYEING ESTAGUSlMfNT, 

3 TEMPLE PLACE, BOSTON. 

Telephone,3313, Works at ~vatertowni 

FINE FRENCH LAUNDRY WORK. Bundles Called For And Delivered Free.

Chany John, broker (12 Inciin, I:.), 11. 25 Whitney 

c’lm~ly Jo11n O., died Mar~Lt 29, 1892 

Char~y Samuel, house 25 Whitney 

(‘Itany, see Cheney 

Chap~n Albert li.,asst. station agent (Newton), rms. 16 

Maple 

Chapm:~u Francis H., paittter, h. 40 Gelen 

Chapman W. G., overseer weaving, Btna mills, house 

at Newton 

Charter Franklin, carpenter, house 20 Morse 

Chase Charles, laborer, house 21 Arsenal 

~Chttse Freeman B., cattle driver, boards G6 Arsenal 

~Chnsc Hattie L., teacher (Tiiton. N. H.), b. 3 Chestnut 

ICltase Henry, agent for N. E. Watch atid Ward Yocietp 

(18 Scliool, U.), h. 3 Chestnut 

Chase Heury H., teamster, bds. 66 Arsenal 

Chase Ilollis H.,clerk, bds. G6 Arsenal 

Cllase Sarnb B., widow of Charles. house 66 Arsenal 

Chase \Vilbur C., teamster, house 13 Palf ey 

C’hen~y Charlrs W., cattle dealer, b. Uniou Market Honse 

CbellCJ GWJl’ge II., &frs., bds. G Chester ‘1 

Cbeney Robert, machinist, 49 Galen 

Cheney Walter. cattle dealer, bds. Union Market Hotel . 

Chick Horace F., sup)t., The Campbell Electrical Supply 

Co.,‘il Fayette, h. at Somerville 

Chutclti 1 Alice G. Miss, cashier, 15 and 19 Main, boards 

19 Clresk!t 

Churchill Auna TV., widow of Edwin, h. 16 Marion rd. 

Churchill Heber I

WATERTOWN [c] I)TRECI’ORY 

Clark James, moved to Scotlam 

Clark JO~JU E‘., iaborer, bds. 24 Grove 

Clark Jol~n H., clerk. E‘. It. R. (B.), 11. 36 No. Beacon 

Clark Jonas, bds. ‘7 Dana Terrace 

Clark Joshua W., carriage p&inter, G. E. Teele, Spring, 

house at Cambi~idge 

Clark Margaret, widow of Wm. H.. lJOUSe 36 N. Beacon 

Clark Samuel, spiuner, Bttna Mlln, btls. 236 Pleasant, 

Bern’s 

Cl:lrk ‘I’. A. Alfred, florist, bds. ‘29 Grove 

Clark William W., plumber, II. 36 North Beacon 

Cla.rke Albert E., bookkeeper. 22 Maple, bds. 32 do. 

Clarke Henry W., engines, machinery, etc. (156 Oliver, 

13.). hJLIse 23 Garfield 

Clasbp Thomas, clerk (Newton) .bds. 306 Pieasant, Bemis 

Clay George A., at B. Mnfg. Co. (Waltham), house 41 

Palfrey 

Clayton Henry, painter, house 71 Morse 

- (‘lelland John R., painter, 17 Phillips, house do. 

Clellnnd Louisa W. Mrs., teacher (Newtou), house 17 

Phillips 

. Clclland William. painter, 17 Phillips. bds. do. 

Clement Henry A.‘, carpenter. 11. 14 Paifrep 

Clement Mary E., widow ofThomas R., bds. 5 Middle 

Clement Peter J., carpenter, h. 9 Palf rey 

< 

Clement Ralph ‘I’., polisher, W. di P. Mnfg. Co., boards 

5 JI itldle +c 

Cleveland L. Sidney, mnfrs. mens’ neck wear (I1 Otis, 

B. j. IIO~LW 30 Russell ave. 

Clifford Daniel J., laborer. hou:e 15 Palfrey \“.. 

Clifford Jeremiah, laborer, 11. Forest, beyond Fayette 

Clifford John H., overseer, spinning room, Btna Mills, 

h. 250 Pleasant, Bemis 

Clifford *John J., shoemaker, 3 Cross, n. Main, 11. do. < 

Clifton Edwin E.. carpenter, rms. 5 Patteu 

Cline Margaret Mrs., bds. IO5 Orchard 

Cline Mary A., widow, died Nov. 22, 1891 

C1osse.y Mary E., widow of Thomas, h. 41 Spring 

Cobb Elden I,.. street car conductor, h. 6 North Beacon 

Cobb Freeman TV.,. clerk, 12 &It. Auburn, 11. 16 Palfrey 

Cobb John, moved to Boston 

’ Coburn Benjamin L.,shoemaker, G Spring, 11. 26 Parker 

Coburn Heber \V.,assistant librarian,Harvard Law School ’ 

(Carnlnldge), bds. 26 Parker 

Coburn James H., Ids. 26 Parker 

Colmrn Susan A. Mrs., dressmaker, 54 Fayette, bds. do. 

Cochrane Ellen, house 7 Franklin 

Coddy Richard. clerk, bds. 12 Morse 

Coe Harrie L., apothecary, 367 Mt. Auburn, house at 

Waltham 

Coe Huldah A., widow of John E., bds. 16 Marion rd. 

c- 

OREWSEN'S FXENCH CLEANSIRG AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3 

T clcphoIlc* 

TEMPLE 

:1:113. 

PLACE, BOSTON. 

WOPks at Watertown. 

FANCY DYEING. DRY-CLEANSING. 

Goods Returned in One Week.

Coeu John, paper maker, h. 27 Water 

Coffee John J., shirt ironer, b. 10 Cwbu 

Coffey Cornelius, iaborer. 1). 88 Sllmrucr 

Coffey 30!1n, fEs\gmno, Howard st. ~os&g, F. R. R..h. 

141 Pleasant 

CoiTep hliehael, laborer. W. W. Supply CO., house 

25 Waltham. Beulis 

Coffey Thomas, I:\borer, h. 33 Pleasant 

Co&y Thomas R.,inburer, hds. 36 Yleasnnt 

CofIh Alfred G., iucksmith (IS,), MS. 127 Royd 

Cofin Edwin H., clerk (I%), Ws. I%ehnont, eor. White 

CofEil Emily fir., widow oB John \Y.,-h. 8 Garfield 

COU~I Gardner S., locksmith (33 Merchants row. Iz.). b. 

127 Boyfl 

Cohen John A., manager (60 Commerce, B.), house 215 

Mt. Auburn 

Coffin John N., diet1 Jufy 10, 1891 

Coffinger Albert Prankhn, moved from tows 

Cokeley Delia Mrs., h. 18 Cushnan 

Colbert Jeremiah, bds. 105 Orchard 

Colbnrn Enoch S.. teamster: II. 38 Riverside 

Colburn Nellie E. Miss, b&. 38 Iliverside 

Colby Lt:Ctwald I-I., carpeuler, h. 101 Pleasant 

Cole Alton B.,prol~~ietor,\V:lltl~aln Steam Laundry (Waltham), 

II. 23 Marion road 

Cole George B.,clerk (700 Washington,l.),b. 19 Marion rrt. 

Cole S. Frank,clelk (500 Wastrington,B.),n.19 Marion rd. 

Cole William A., agent (155 Frauklit~, IL), howe 11 

Nichols nvenne 

Coleman Daniel I., privnto, U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

Coieroan Michel F., removed to Somer~ville 

Coleman 'I'l~cmns R., clerk (B.). bds. 2i Green 

Coleman Willklm, laborer, h. 27 Green & 

c Coleman William P., driver for Lew:mclo, Ids. 27 Green 

Co!lipnn Charles A., stove mounter, IV. & P. &In@. Co., 

)$’ 

house A2 North Krscon 

Colligau Edward P.. molder, 42 Gafen, 11. 5 Brook 

Collipan iUic:hxel Ii., pattern fitter, 22 Gales, house 53 

Arsenal 

Collirnv Christopher, moved to Brighton 

t:ollins Ellen Miss, cook, Uuiou Market Hotel, xTs. do. 

Collins Frederick, paper hznger.Ii. Collins, rus.10 Pa&u 

Collins Henry, paper hangings, etc., 3 Spring, house 

24 Irving 

Collins Lucy H., widow, bds. 21 Irving 

Collins Patrick S., clerk, 25 Mai11, bcls. at Newton 

Collins Royce E., hostler, 2i3 Main, bds. tlo. 

Colwell George N., carpenter, bol;se 29 Cottage pl. Mt. 

Auhtlrn 

Comstock Fannie A. Miss, teacher (Dridgewater Normal 

~clrool), hds. 33 Green 

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Agri@uhratmplemds, Wooden - Ware, 

--iWi~-- PAIN E’S, 33 MAINT- 

f#TfHV N.

WATERTOWN [D J DIRECTORY 481 

Cutter Jnrmes, apprentice, 56 Elm, E. \V., bds. do. 

Cutter Samuel I., hoards 7 Jewett 

Cutts Loring, machinist, rms. 18 Church 

DACT OWEN, laborer, 22 Galen, h. at Waltham 

Dadmnn Arthur H.. moved to N. T. city 

Dadrnnn Charlotte M., widow of \Villiam H.,h.l-l- Fayette 

Dadrnun Iitta B. Miss, teacher, Grant grammar school, b. 

76 Mt. Auburn 

Dadmun Francis W., boards 62 Riverside 

D:tdmnn Harry E., died Dec. 10, 1892 

Dadmun Helen, widow of Harry. 11. Gd Riverside 

Dadmun Mary 8. Miss, button hoie maker, II. 22 Cross 

Dailey John, foreman, H. & W. Co., 24 Pleasant, house 

16 Pearl 

Dolby Thomas A., president, Thomas Dalby Co., house 

3 Jewett 

Dalby Thotnas Co., Thomas D&y, treas., knit goods 

mnfrs., 43 &Jorse 

Dalby Thomas, Thomas Dslbv Co., 43 Morse, 11. 37 do. 

Daley Charles H., moved to iValtham 

l)aley Hanora. moved to Boston 

lhley Margaret, widow of Timothy. moved to Belmont 

Dnley Michael J., presser, bLLewando’s,” 19 Galen, IIOUS~ 

9 Park 

Dalliare Jerome, hairdresser, 5 Gnlen, 11. 8 Budson 

Dalton Jo1111 J., keros-ne oil dealer, h. 88 Pleasant 

1)trl.v Daniel, starch maker, bds. 94 Water 

Daly James, laborer, II. off Arlington, at 143 

daly James S.. moved to Newtonviile 

Daly Jeremiah, teamster, 11. 15 Arsennl 

Daty Michael, gardener, h. I.5 Maple 

Dame William H , removed to Newton 

Damon ,Joseph N.. treas. Union Ctlrpet Lining CO., 301 

Arsenal 

Dana Emmn Miss, lmusn 7 Fletcher Terrace 

ANFORTH GUY Y., apothecnr~, 40 Main, house 

4 Galen (see p. 448) 

I) 

Daniels Louis, moved to Boston’ l 

Dartlis Alice, widow of James, diecl Nov. 25, 1892 

Dnrdis John 8.. door maker, II. 43 Spying 

’ Dardis Michael E., moved to Concord 

Dardis Thomas IS., died Dec. 13, 1892 

Darling James A., clerk, bds. 19 Morse 

Darling Moses, machinist, house 19 Morse 

Davenport Albert M., salesman (48 Canal, B.), house 

56 Grove, E. W. 9 

Davenport Alfred RI. (Davenport Bi Howard), market 

gardener. 56 Grove, B. W.. hds. do. 

Davenport Bennett F., physician (161 Tremont, B.), 

h. 31 Coolidge Hill 

DREW~EN'S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3Temple Place,X30ston. 



$1.00 Per Pair.

482 WATliRTOWN [D] I)IKIWTOI~Y 

I)avenport Charles, bds 56 Grove 

I>avenpc)rt Charles A., student, (K. U.), btls. 56 

Gro\v, E. IV. 

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To 

D;tvidson Irving II.. conduc’or, Waguer Palace Car Co., 

btls. 8 Bridge. l3emis 

Davis Arthur G., sect&u hand, 2Eena Rlills, boards 4 

Sw,ett pl., l3emis P 

Davis Fretlevi& J., moved to New Hampshire 

I):tvis Hattie 13. Miss, tnoved to 13ostot1 

D:lvis Herttrrt S., salesman (109 Clinton filnrket, B.), 

Ii. 5i Elm, I

WATERTOWS [ID] 1)IREC’I’OiZk’ 483 

Derby Henry C., tripe mufr. (Abattoir, ijrig!rton)! and 

24 SolltlJ Market, B.), h. 61 Watertown 

Derby Oliver D., clerk, 3 Maiu, h. 35 Summer 

Dermon John C., carpenter, moved to Woburn 

Drrmou John S., carpenter, h. 8 Green 

Desmond Anthony, laborer, Newton & W. G. L. Co., II. 5 

Wollitzer’s blk., Woltitzer’s lane 

Desmond Catherine, died Augnst 15, 1890 

Desmond Dennis, paper maker, H. & W. Co., bOUSe 16 

Middle 

Desmond George, architect (B.), h. 4 Common 

Desmond Tony, moved to Newton 

Desmond William, moved to Cambritlge 

Desmore James, laborer, 1. 84 Summer 

Devauy James, laborer, h. 13 Wheeler’s ct. 

Devauv Patrick, taborer, h. 21 French -.-I” 

Devarner I).. laborer, h. 5 Wherters ct. 

Devarney Michael, laborer, bds. 27 \Vheelers ct. 

Dcvarney Thomas ‘I‘., machinist, IJ. 27 Wheelers ct. 

L)ickillSOn t4ltiZa I)., widow of L)t!lJlli~oLJ 1>., died &~y 9, 

1891 

Dickinson John D., dentist (164 Newbury, IS.), hause 7 

Winter 

Dill Edwin I., moved to Waltham 

-Dimick Carroll D., at U. S. Arsenal, 11. 11 Irving 

Dim&k Ortelldo \V., master, Welts tichoot (Blossom, car. 

McLean, U.), h. 13 Russell avenue 

Doherty James I., clerk (U.), Ms. ‘3 Cuba 

Doherty .Jubn, laborer, II. Y C:,~l).r 

OHEttTY WILLIAM F., baker and caterer, 

D 45 hll:liu, h. 67 No, Heacon (&t!c t);qe 440) 

Doherty Willism J.,freight clerk, 14’. 11. K. (IZ.), boards 

9 Cuba 

Dotan Ann J. Miss, h. 27 Chnrch lane 

Dolan John A., nisved to Newton 

Donlan Thorn+ died May 9, IS90 

Donnelly Catherine, widow of Thomas, h. 7 Cottage place 

. I)onnellg Michael, laborer, h. 20 Water 

Donneliy Thomas, farm hand, h. 1 Common-st place 

Donnelly ‘I’imotby l., t,eamster, bds. 20 \V:itcr 

Donovan Anu, widow of t’atrick, house 1G Forest, nest 

It. R. 

Donovan Christopher J., laborer, bds. 16 Forest 

Douovau N. liie, kitcheu girl, 8 I\lt. auburn, rms, 20 do. 

Doody Patrick, laborer, h. 18 Cottage plxce 

Dooley James, boots nut1 shoes, 6 Mt. Auburn, 1JOUSe 4 

Green 

Dooling Margaret, widow of John, 1~: 17 Harnden ave. 

Dorgan Cornelius, laborer, bds. 2i Pleasant 

Dorgan John, moved to Urigbton 

Dormer Anua 13.. widow of James, h. i No. Beacon 

DREWSEN'S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3 TEMPLE 

‘Pelephom3,3313. 

PLACE, 

Works 

BOSTON. 

at Watertown. 


Goods Retamed in One week.

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494 1Y~TEll’OWN [D-j DIRECTCiRP 

Dormer Annie M. Rliss, compositor, ‘bEntei~piisc”, 30 

Main, hds. 7 No. Beacon 

I)orrien Hugh, laborer, bdj. 33 Pleasant 

Dorrien John, moved to Ireland 

I)ougl~tg Charles 15.: ch:tir reseater, 2R Mt. Auburn, h.do. 

L)ouglas George H. S., insurance xgcnt (Somerville),bdu. 

‘ 

. 

IIougla$ James H., carpenter, h. 174 Main 

Douglas lZich:trd W., removed to N. P. City 

l)oug!aas James 8.. physician, died Jan. 12 1800 

I)ow Ilenjamiu R., iron molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., h. 

Dow Simeon A., laborer, 

40 Riverside 

bds. 40 Riverside place 

I)ow~l James, Ixborer, h. 27 Church lane 

Downing Patt ick, junk, 87 Fayette, 11. do. 

JJowning Richard, laborer, h. ‘75 Fayette 

l)owtxs Chxriea H., moved to Maine 

IIowns I’rxnk, moved to Brighton 

I~OWIIS Lizzie Bliss, h. 63 Spring 

Downs 3I:tt.y Miss, h. tj3 Spring 

Downs ‘l’ltom~s, died April 18, 189% 

1)owus \Villiam E;., Ijninter, h. 114 Gnlen 

Dovle A~ldrew, at &Lna hlills, Ii. 32 Walthnm, Bcmis 

L)ojde And~w J., machiiiist (Waltham) ,b. 33 Pleasaitt, 

llemis 

Uoyle Xliza IS., widow of James, h. 21 \Vheelers ct. 

I)oJ’Ir Francis T.: mnclliiiist (\Valtham) ,btis. 32 l’leadant, 

Bemis 

Doyle George, moved to Walthtlm 

Lhyle George. J I*. , moved to Wultham 

I)o.vle John, move11 to Waltham 

I)t)yle Wchsel. laborer, house 5 Cottage IJ~., Mt. hubu~~~ 

u.J)k! l’:ttrick, laborer, h. 17 Cottage, E. w. 

Doyle Patrick, laborer, 11. 13 Taylor 

J)rake Frank H.,nigllt otlicer, Sixte PrisoII(ChaI~lejtom~~), 

It. 3 I Summel 

Drake Freclerick L., lawyer (5 Union, IS.), hoilse cil 

Coolidge avenue . 

I)rake K:tthiln, farmer, 61 Coolidge avenue, !I. do. 

I)resser Btnery A., died.August %, 189% 

I)ITW Atwouci D.. shoe maker, G Spring. 11. 4G do. 

Ijrew Charles 11:., bookkeeper, Uuiuu ISag & Paper Co., 

%4 l’leasant, house 14 lwing 

Drew Xathxniel. paiuter, rms. 11 I Galen 

Drew Patrick, lubo~er, h. 243 Arlington 

1) 

REW8E:NJQlIN, prop., Drewsen’s French Cleansing 

and Dyeing I~~sta~iishrrleilt. 1GO l’lea+ant, ofice 

(3 Ttfmple pl., B.), It. at Boston (see foot lines) 

I~Gxoll Cornelius, laborer, h. 36 \V;lter 

Duff Patrick. laborer, bds. 66 Watertown 

Uuffp William, hoslIer, 14 l\lt. Aul~urn, rms. do. 

- LI’TLEFIELO iiMECTORY PU5LISWI#G ML 

Massachusetts, Maine and New Hampshire Dia@f81esq 

12 POST OFFUJE SQUARE, ROSTOX.

1- 

WATERTOWN [E] DIRECTORY 485 

Dugan Patrick, laborer, bds. 45 Water 

l)uul~am Clutx Miss, teircher, btls. 26 Spring 

Dutlhatn Douglas A., dic,d 1891 

1)unha.m Douglas A. Mrs., h. 26 Spring 

- Dutiklee William, stoves, furuaces, etc. (113 Ulackstone, 

B.), II. 6 Chester 

Dunlap Prank, engineer, “Lewnndo’s,” 19 Galen 

I)ttnlap Sylvester I!., engineer, Lewaudo’s, h. 42 Irving 

Duulrvy Thomas, supt., atua Mills, bcis. 261 Pleasatrt, 

Remis 

Dunn Andrew, esprcssman, h. 59 Galen 

Duun Andrew .J., cnrpettter, h. 53 Summet 

D:lnu Rcverly \V.. 1st Lieuteuatrt Ordttance Deljt., U. 5%. 

Arsen:~l, Arsenal st., It. do. 

Dnnn Xichael, m~~etl to Saugus 

Dunne George C.. tnauager, Portlaud Stone Ware Co. 

(42 Oliver, B. ), b. 73 Bond 

Dttupby Patrick ,J.) clerk (11.)) h. 23 Common-st. place 

Dupee George El., provisions (Newton Cetttre), Ii. 27 

Norse 

Durnnt Hugh, teamster, bds. 88 Walnut 

Dttttou Albert, asbestos goods (159 Pearl, 13. ), h. 133 

Arliqton 

Dwrlley George R., supt. of public schools, office Town 

iiall, attd priucipal, Phillips High Schoul, 11. at Ariittgton 

Heights 

Dwver Andrew, died Juee 22, ‘90 

Dv&er Klizaheth, widow of Johtl, h. 138 Main 

Dwier James, died Ott 13,‘91 

Dwyer John I.. police, bds. 62 Summer - 

/ 

Dwyer X:try, furewomati of press room, “Lewaudo’s, 

19 G&n, II. 62 Summct 

I)wyer Patrick, h. 62 Summer 

;l)\v~er Tho~uas, starch maker, bds. 62 Surnrnet 

Dyer Isaac H., provisions (6 Clinluu, U.), h. 30 

Ftxnkliu 

I 

EAGER 1VVILT,,TA3I A., laborer, h. IS Palfrey 

Enmes Minttie A., widom of Seth J., h. 15 Garfield 

Idames Seth J., died piov. 23, 1889 

Earle Alfred, engineer, ‘he Warreu Soap Mnfg. Co., 

Water, hoards 2.5 Galen 

Earle l~;dwurd IS., teas, coffees, spices, etc. (63 Commercial, 

13.)) h. 125 Galen 

Earle James H., publisher (158 Washington, B.), h. 

127 Galen 

I&on William, clerk, bds. 42 Irviug 

1l;nstet.n Houston Narcotic Cure Compnny, medicine 

ll,sltftY%, K. H. Capeu, Ijresitlent, 47 \Vater:owu, and 

(.i3 State, Boston) 

lhton All11 M.. widow of .Jeremiah RI., bds. 68 Riverside 

LIREWSEII'S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYElifG ESTABLISHMENT 


Telephone,3313. Worksat Watertown. 

LADLES’ AkD GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING CLEANSED AND DYED WHOLE.

483 WATERTOWN [E] XRECTORY 

Enton Charles R.. clerk, 4 Mnin, bds. 19 Forest 

E;aton I:tfward B., treas., Hollinqswortl~ & Whito=v Co.. 

24 Fle:ts:int, of&e (44 Federal. B ), h. at &ewtoe 

Cetttre 

ERtou Henrv A., psint maker, 71 Fayette, h. 19 Forest 

Etlgecomh Pt-eelnan II., foremnu of patteru tIl:LketS, %Z 

G&II, II. 7 Irving Park 

Edgecomb Nellie C. ,\I&, b 1s. 7 Irving Perk 42 

~~lwarcls George, at 2f2t,na Mills, bds. 11 Swett pl., Bemis 

Kdwards Wiliiam, II. 15 B.tydte 

l~~~iw:~rdd \Yilli:tm II., detltbt ( 1% ,,7Cliett3 blk., Washington, 

Bewton), boards 15 Fayette 

I~~au Pestrts. ptotnbcr, It. 63 Blorse 

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WATERTOWN [F] I~IIUX!ToRY 487 

Emerson Mary A., widow of Thomas, h.8 Swett place 

Bemis 

Emerson Ralph T., died Dec. 11, ‘91 

IZmersou Thomas I., Watertown, Mt. Auburn St Boston 

Express. 15 Spring, and (15 Devonshire, 34 Court 

square, B.) h. 3d Arsenal 

E 

3llfRSON & THOMPSON (Edward D. Bmerson. 

and Thomas C. Thompson), soda water rnfrs., 38 

Watertown (see 1,. 44U) 

Emery Aaron F., boots and shoes, (105 Bedford B.), h. 

185 Galen 

Emerv Ada P. Miss, music teacher (13.) ,bds. 11 Dexter av. 

Kmpiie Laundry Machine Co., Lewis B. Porter, agent, 

14 Watertown 

England William A., teacher of manual traiuing, Public 

schools, 11. at Winthrop 

Knglish Edward, laborer, hds. 11 Park 

ElJSign Charles S.. lawyer (23 Court, room 515, B. ), h. 

113 G&n 

Ethier E:d,nuud, starch maker, Crystal Springs Mufg. Co., 

h. 17% Pleasant 

E:uslis $liichael, laborer, h. 2 Williams 

Evans Alfred, watch repairer and jeweler, 2 Bit Auburn, h 

at Waltham 

Kvane Charles, florist, 360 Main, 11. do. 

Evans James D., salesman (55 Commercial, B.), house 

30 Marshall 

Ewart Sarnnel L., moved to Cambridge 

I~~wings Laura H.,widow of Walter \V.,dicd Mar.BF, 1892 

FAGAN JAMES H., harness maker and cartinge trimmer, 

359 Mt. Anburn,~~t.Anburn, 11. 20 Wheelers ct. 

Fahey I

488 VATERTOWN [F-j IXktECTOfiY 

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* Fairbairn ‘I’homas G., house 12 Garfieid 

F.lirbnnk William K., clerk, 51 Main, h. 45 Riverside 

Fairchild Lewis IV., salcsmnu (id Chnuncy, !A), boards 

%4 Irving 

Faocher Hiram G., Btna Milts boarding house, 236 and 

238 Pleasant 

Fxncher Jennie G. Miss, boards 2% Pleasant 

*F:tncv George E. S., carpenter, 50 Riverside, h. do. 

17.1rnhnm ‘bJmaS H., died Aug. 6, 1890 

h’aruharn ‘J’ileg C., widow, died Aagnst 7, 1890 

Farraher Frank M., coachman, 18 Spring, tr. 44 do. 

Farraher Martin, teamster, bds. 18 North Bencoo st. ct. 

-l%rralier Michael, laborer, house 39 Water 

Pnrmher Michael, laborer, bds. 58 North Beacon 

Farrell John Mrs., moved to tirightoll 

Farreli John J., carpeoter, h. 21 Cottage PI., Mt. Auburn 

Farrell Michael J., carpenter, house 23 Cottage place 

Mt. Auburn 

Farrell Mui%~gh, carpenter, house 25 Cottage place, 

Mt. Aubat’u 

Farrell Patrick, btackamith, house !I Watertown court 

-. -. FE‘nrrin,vton Annie fil., RidcJW of Horace, hcts. 61 b%ctmon t 

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hRWELJl WJLJJJAW E., bookkeeper and eastr- 

F ier, Wutetlowu Savings B311li, 56 IIl:liu, n111l iusurauce, 

25 Winter, 11. do. (see page 415) 

Favor Martha T.,widow of Zachaq T.,h. 153 Xt.Aubnrn 

Favor Zachary ‘I’., died June Yl, 1892 

Fawns Charles, died Juue 26, 1891 

Ysxon George I., manager, Simons, Hatch & Whi ten, 

Spring, house 10 Chcstuut 

Faxon Harriet A. Miss, h. 12 Maple 

E’USOI~ Harriet N., widow of Caleb7 11. IO Cheatuut 

Deeley Dennis, tailor, house 66 Summel 

Feeley James W., sash and blind maker, II. 55 Ptensnnt 

-#enerty Rufus S., stove fitter, \Y. & 1’. ~~nfg. Co., house 

5 Middle 

Fenton Ttloruns, moved to Nova Scotia 

Ferden Thomas, painter aml board@-house, 24 Arsenal 

Ferguson Neil, moved out West 

Yerguson Thcmas J., laborer. house 25 Wheelers ct. 

Fernald Eliza H., widow of Hiram, 11. 6.5 Mt. Auburn 

Ferrirls James, laborer, W. W. S. Co., boards 299 Pleasant. 

Bernis 4 

Ferris Frances 51. Miss, Ms. li Bridge, Bcmis 

Fessenden Fred W., painter, 11. 2i Galen 

Fewkes Charles H., wood engraver (U.) bds. 27 Maple 

Fewkes Frederick A., student (U.), bds. 25 3laple 

Fewkes Herbert ti., at Stanley D:-y Plate Co., boards 

25 Maple 

Fewkes Jessie, pattern make: (Newton), h. 2i Maple 

PFwlies Nellie Al. Miss. teacher, bds. 27 I\lat)le 

WIRE SCREENS, Al#‘S 

WINDOW :; 

DOOR 

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‘.-l 

33 Main St., 

,WAT;“,;;WH, 

I

F 

WBTEKTOWx rF1 I)II~ECTORY 4% 

IELD EDWIN T., grocerieti and provisions, 4 

Main, house 57 Riverside (see page 435) 

&‘ielding Uurpee \V., clerk, bds. 15 Boyd 

Wield Iinn, widow, house 5 Grove 

Fiti& Johu, carpeuter. rooms 30 Spriug 

Fiuucgan Daniel. at Lewando’s, 1Y Galeu, bds. Union 

Mtrket Hotel 

Finnegan Jobu, picker-hxn 1, AXtua Mills, h. Swett pl. 

Iinneg:rn ,Jobn, Jr., in dye house, a na Mills, boards 6 

Finnerty William B., teamster, staud 33 Main, house 11 

Cl~~~rch hue 

Wish George E., moulder, house 37 Favet!e 

E’isher Krid

Flannrry James d.. 1x1s. 17 Waver1.y 

B~~IIIWI~J John F., moved to Xewt#on 

Nannerg Lilly G. Miss, clerk (,I%.), bds. 37 Waverly 

I:l:rnnerT OWII. hostler. 24 Mt. AU~XWII, rm. do. 

l+‘Lwuuery Patrick J ., at U. Y. Arsenal, h. 17 Waverly 

E’huer~ William I!,, at U. S. Arseual, b&. 17 Waverly 

Flcinlt~g David, Inborer, bds. 36 Pleasaut 

E’lemin;: James, laborer. h. 3G Plea-ant 

E’lemiug Jolru, WI~OI~, U. S. Arsel~al, btls. do. 

E’iemillg N:rrg:rret NW,., moved to Hyde Park 

l~‘leuliug ‘~‘~wIII~s, laborer, 11. 23 North Eeacou 

YJeu~nliud Jaue, widow of Joseph, h: 15 Chu~xh lane 

l*‘lemmiucl Victwia, widow of Augusta, 11. 15 C~IIIIYAI lane 

l

WATERTOVN [F] DI~,E~~T~R~ 491 

Ford David, private. U. S. Arsenal. bds. do. 

Ford John, moved to Irelaud 

Ford John, laborer, bds. 3.5 Water 

Ford

492 WATERTOWN [GJ XRECTORY /-- 

GAFFNEY PHILIP, junk. 2 M~vrtle, house do. 2. N “..,- 

Gallagher Edwin, Inborer, Ms. ii Water 

Gallagher Ellen, widow of I’:~trick, diet May II, 1891 

Gailagher Hug11, boots and shoes, 70 Galen, bds. X4 do. 

Gallagher Hugh, laborer, Gilkey & Stone, 11. 43 Areend 

Gallnpher John, concretcr, house 53 Pleasnne 

Gallagher John I.. elelk. 42 Maiu, Ms. at ru’ewt.on 

Gallagher Joirn F., laborer, house 84 Gden 

Gallagher John ,I., wood motdde~. h. 6 Brook 

G:~tl:~ghrr John J., mover1 to W. Newton 

Gallagher Kate, widow of MEetmel. honse r. 32 Pleasant 

Gallagller Kate E. Miss, II. 68 Wattham, IZemis 

Gallagher Mary, widow of Willinm 3 ., 11. 4 I=~93 

Gallagller Owen, moved to Newton 

Gallagher PatrXr, labo,ol.er, house 7 Cross 

Gallagher Pat&k .J.. street c:lr driver, bds 43 Arsenal 

Gall:lpher Richard F., machine tender, H. S, W. (“o., h. 

17 cutm Cl3 cnids 

Gallagher Robert, spinner, Btna Mills. Ms.236 Pleasant, 

Gatlaghel. Thomas F., at Am. IV. W. Co. (Waltbarn), h. 

68 Waltham. Hemis 

Galtivan Dxvitl, laborer, h. 37 Cottage, Mt. Auburn 

Galiw:\p Irving, rnovrcl to Newton 

(~nlwc~y J:rne hIrs., moved to Newton 

Gallway Susan Miss. moved to Mewton 

Galvin ISridget, widow. h. 56 Watertown 

Gailin Ellzzbeth. widow of Timoth\., 11. 51 Plensxnt 

Galrirl Richn~~tl. florist (Cambridge), h. 345 Mt. Auburn 

G:tmble Ilolrert , 2 t B tua Mills. t& . 236 Pleasant, Bemis 

G:llrnon John. diet1 June 30, 1891 

G:lrcelon Fled B., sltipper, Union Bag & Paper So., 24 

r 

19 Galen, house 9 Green 

Garey Elizabeth Miss, l~ouse 36 Fayette 

(iamy li:rwrence V.. house 36 Fayette 

Garev I!Iarv A. Miss, house 36 Fayette 

(iarrin Jol~i, Isborer, 48 Main, I.&. 2i Main st. ct. 

Gnrr,itv Micllnel. fa1.m band, Joshua Coolidge, 2F:! Alliugton, 

boards do. 

Gass Joseph G., cxrpenter, 8 Main, h. 42 Arsenal 

Gatter Godf,eid, iron molclpr, IIOUSI 36 Cross 

Gavin Charles H., boards 76 No. Beacon 

Gavin John ,J.. clerk (Newton), Ms. ‘76 No. Beacon 

AVIN THOMAS, contr:\ctur (Newton), house 76 

North lleacou (see p. 443) 

(’ 3 

Gavin Thomas J.,sewer foremxn, house 91 Arsenal 

Gavin Wiiliam A., Ids. 76 North 13encon 

Georvr Abigxil I,. Mrs.. diet1 Setrt. 20, 1891 

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Agricultural Implemeflts, Wooden - Ware, 

JOTO PAINE'S, 

33 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN.

WATERTOWN [G] I~IRECTORY 493 

George Herbert A., contractor, 24 Fayette. rms. do. 

Gerry- *Joseph W., merchant ( B.), hous- 47 Riverside 

Gerry Walter, printer (t

491 WVATERTOWR [G] l)IRmrORY 

Cocldorcl Willis It., general secretjry Y. &I. C. A., 17 

Main. house 1 Cllester 

Goding Herbert, plumber, 26 Maiu, bds. 80 do. 

Godiug Mary E., widow of Emulous L., h. 80 nhiu 

Golden Michael, nt Bti~n Rlills, h. 306 Pleasant, Ben& 

Goltling George E., btls. 16 Fayette 

Gelding Hugh, lexmster, bcls. 1G Fayette 

Goltling John, sheet iron tttn.ker (II.). 11. 16 F:tgette 

Goltliug Nancy, widow of \\‘illiam, 11. 16 Fayette 

Golway John, ctonchmau, 11. 3’7 P‘raukliu 

Good George. laborer, II. 8 North ISencon 

GOO~IXJ~IJ J: Proctor, I~JOVC~ to Athol 

(Goodrow .Jol~n, eu$teer, 21 Galett, 11. 48 Mt. Auburn 

Gudrow Joseph. hg finisher, H. & W. CO., II. 37 Spriug 

Gootl~viu Andrew, 11101der. W. & P. RInfg. Co., house 2-I 

Irving 

Goodwiu Charles B., moved to Wellesle~ Hills ’ 

Goodwin Louis I., clerk (93 Cnusewsy, IS.). b. 24 Irviug 

Goodwin blny bliss, booklreeptr, his. 12 Fifield 

&KJdWhl JViliiam s., moved to VVullesley Hills 

(:oodyear William, inovecl to Waitham 

Goold Lilla H. Mrs., bookkeeper, 61 Main, Il. at Newtou 

Goold set Goultl 

(:urclon It:rutua J. Miss, matron, 198 School, house do. 

Gmlon John, at Jl3tua Mills, bds. 11 Swett pl.. Keutis 

C;ortlon Robert, :irtist, bds. Uuiou nhk2t HOUW, S9 

Wnltll~t 

Garth iv iilar(l F.. street utr driver. It. .i.’ Gal(htr 

(iurmn~ James, at Btttn nIi:ls. h. PXd Pleasnut, Iiemis 

Gormaiz i’:itrick, lt~hrer, H. & \V. Co., 11. 282 I’lexsant, 

ISemis [Dana Terrace 

Gn5s Ort,in W., macltine tender, H. C% W. h., house 7 

(Boston l.awrerxe, laborer :tt Arsrn:1’, h. Y16,r. 31O Atsend 

(ionpeon Felix, house 416 Arsenal 

Gould Marv 12., widow of Joseph, Ids. 16 Summel 

Gould see ~ooltl 

Government Water Proof I%iut Co. (The), Frank A. 

$l~oottet~,trens.. pniut rtittfrs., 51 Fapette :tnd PI Howad. 

store (104 High, G.) 

Crower \Villi:im D., houatt 8 Morse 

Grace Idiz:tlteth, widow. II. Gale~t, opp. \V:ttertown 

Glnce Rlichrl, l:tborer. Ms. 41 Cottqe, rift. Aubutm 

Grace i%ill:~rtl P., bl:~cksmith, 2% Gnleu, 1~1s. YciU Phsant. 

ISemis 

Grnnner Herbert W., moved to Cambridge 

Graut, Charles t-I., restnuraut (1 Fords Run, B.), house G 

Nichols avenue 

HARDWARE, 

PAINTS, OILS, f; 

GLASS, PUTTY, 

PAINE’S, 

33 Main St., Watertown.

. 

Grant II: lwnrd, engiueer. it Fare&, rmj. 16 Irving 

Grant Etlwartl. iahorer. house 41 Comm:)n st. place 

Grant John P. (Grant & ,Jxobson), concreter, 17 Cottage, 

E. W., house do. 

Grant .~:\muel, I,du. !o.i Orcha~I 

Graut & Jacubso1t (.John 1’. Grant sod Rub ‘rt C. Jac>bson), 

concreters, 17 Cottage, ht. Auburn 

Gr”y Annie Miss. dressmttkcr. 3 Wtnter. b,ls. do. 

Gray Arthur, architect (Boston), 11o11se 2G lbpal-- 

Gray Mngqie L. Miss, dressm:rker. 3 Wiritcr, 11. do. 

Grrasle~ Lucy. widow, h. 26 Spring [26 .Spriiig 

Grcnsley \Villiatn I>., harness maker, 2 Mt. Auburn, Ms. 

tireeley Andrew-. laljorer. honse 43 Water 

Grecley John, bds. 43 Watch 

Green Charles Ii., correspondent Youth’s Cotilpnnion (II.), 

house 19 Chestet 

Green Cl~xrlotte Rf iss, btls. Nicltol:ts ave., E. \Vatertowo 

Green Ilezter I)., c!crk (I

Gregory john, I::~rncss maker (B.), bds. 57 Fayette 

Gregory Louis I., Idborer, btts. 5i Fayette 

Griau Edward A.. euyineer, h. 4% Galen 

Griffitt Patrick, lah:,rer, bds. 15 rear Coolidge school. Mt. 

Artbtrra 

[Mttin 

Griffith James W.. molder, W. & P. Xnfg. Co., 11. 144 

Griffii*h Wallace C.. btls. 144 Main 

Grimes William, at Btna Mills, 11. 318 Pleasant, Betnis 

Griswold Alfred H.. clerk (13.). rms. 54 Riverside 

Griswold E;agettie RI. Miss, bookkeeper, 5i Spring, btls. 

14 Favetle 

G iswold Jitmes R., reporter (Enterprise), 30 Main, and 

(Boston Her:tM, U.), bds. at Newton 

Groescbner Alfred H. A.. chemist and sec., The Warren 

Soap hlnfg. Co., 46 Water, Ii. 48 Summer 

Grog;I,tz;trick, wool sorter, 2Etntt NilIs, 11. 42 Waltham, 

Groves Charles S., moved to Waltham 

ACKETT BROTHERS (I~rancis J.anc\ Tltotnav 

H K. Hackett), proviriions, 6 Gales (see I):tge 438 j 

Hackett Catherine. widow of Peter. It. 126 Main 

Hackett Frau&q .J. (Hae!tett Brothers), !)ruvisious 

Galcn, It. 136 Main CG&,--- 

Hackett Thomas 14:. (Hackett Brothers), provisions, G 

Galen, II. 9 Ceutre 

ITaddow Charles, mncltiniat, moved to Brighton 

Haddow William (Haddow & Liatcllclor), machinist, 49 

Galen, tl. 18 M:tple 

ADDOW & KATCIrIELOR (William H:ttItlow 

H and George Butchelor), machinists, 49 Galen (see 

page 450) 

Hadley d. lienry, teacher of music, high and gr:~~nm:t.r 

schools. h. at Somerville [ Palfrey 

* llsdsell Waldo I)., hookkeeper (40 \Vutcr, B.), bds. 42 

Haym IJeslus, plumber, bds. 41 Gnlen 

II:tgan Festus, plumber, It. G3 Xorse 

IIager Jere, bds. 105 Otx!lr:trd 

Hager Neison, btls. 105 Orcb:trd 

llsles Ada. teaclter (Attleboro). Ms. 21 Chester 

Hales Alfred, carpettter, It. 21 Clrestct 

Hales Alfred W.,watch finistter( \Valtham) ,h.l6 WVashl)urq 

Hsles Henry ‘I’., carpenter, II. 5~ Riverside 

Haley Mary A. Mrs., moved to ‘iVittterp!xt, Me. 

Haley Timothy W., pLumher (U.), II. 18 Otis 

Halfpenny George. starch rn&er, h. 44 Morse 

Halfpenny James H., macbin~st, 11. 46 Morse 

Halfpenny James J,, machinist, Ms. 44 M9rje 

Hall Abbie 31. Miss, moved to Somerville 

Albert 1J. (11;. C. and A. B. Hall), grocer, 14 Main, 

bonse 14 k‘rnnklitt 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUEMSHltQG CO,

WATERTOWN [E-j DIRECIORY 497 

Hall Anna D. MiGs, teacher, Grant grammar school, bds. 

6 Ceutre 

. Hall 1Sdward C. (E. C. & A. B. Hall), grocer, 50 Main, 

house 43 Mt. Auburn 

Tlnll Edwa1~1 C., Jr.. moved out West 

IhI E. C. & A. 13. (Edward C. and Albert B. Hall,), 

grocers. 50 Main 

Hall John, moved to No. Munroe 

H:dl Richard, lnbot~er, h. 34 Pleasant 

Hall S. Adelaide Mrs., physician. 43 Wt. Auburn. 11. do. 

Iialladay 0l:u~do W. (lG9 Franklin, B.), bds. 8 Iloyal - 

Hallatlay Wilbert E., bookkeeper (87 So. Alal*ket, B.j. 

house 8 Roxal 

Hallahan John, moved to N. Y. Cilp 

Ham Charles G., principal,Grant grammnr school,honse 8 

Ham Elizabeth ‘I’., widow of John G., moved to B. Camb. 

Ham Joseph II‘., blacksmith anti horseshoer, 1 Riverside, 

bds. 10 Irving 

IInmblen Jonathan. bds. 48 Riverside 

Hnmill Patrick, laborer, house 87 Water 

1 I:lmilton Beulah I. Mrs.. boards 164 Main 

ll:~milton Elias, packer (B.), bds. 5 Cottage, Mt. Auhn~~n 

IInmiltou Henry, gardener, h. 5 Cottage, Mt. Auhul n[aut 

Ilumilton Willl:l.m, yard man, Ztna Mills, hds.136 Pleas- 

Hamlili Louis S., hairdresser, 367 Mt. Auburu, h. 85 

Ccslling 

Hammerslev Amos, moved to Highl:lnclville 

Htlmmersol; Theodore, machinist, btls. 3'7 Galen 

. 1I:~mmond Llewellvn l’., yard man, I. IL. 11. Union .RIarket 

station, h: 20 Parker 

Ann~mnocl Orpha, widow, bcls. 20 I’urker 

IInrnrock iIlicbae1, laborer, h. 19 Arsenal 

H:ttnrocI~ Thomas, clerk. btls. 19 Arsenal 

Haucoclr George, machine teuder, H. & W. Co., house 5 

Fayette 

Ilancock Nancy .J., witlow, died Jan. 6, 1830 

Handlep Thomas. dyer, h. 7i Morse 

Hannigau Bridget Mrs., bds. 105 Orch:~rd 

Hnnnigan Patrick, teamster, h is. 83 \V:llnut 

Honsall,aka Ktlwin, machin;st, 11. 83 bummer 

I-Ial)good Elizabeth A. Mrs., 11. 34 Sljring 

H:~p~ood Luli G., died Feb. 1589 

I I ara Joseph E.. broker (7 Eschunge 1’1. B.), h. Fifth xv. 

H krclillg .J:l!nes H., clerk, Uuion Market House, \Valuut, 

hoards do. 

ARDLNG JOSHUA A., fish, etc., 12 Galen, h. 

I3 at West Newton (see page 438) 

l’a ding William, farmer, 343 Main. h. at Wnltham 

Harmon Horace W., hairdresser, li Naiu, 11. at Lynn 

Iinrntlen Wilson, cnrpent’e:, h. 10 Lndd 


3 TernWe Place, Boston. 



$1.00 Per Pair.

WATERTOWN [H-j DIRECTC)lrr 499 

Hauck William, sergt. of Ordnance, U. S. Arsenal, h.do. 

Haviland Edwin G., clerk, bds. 215 No. Beacon 

Havilantl Edwin J.. salesman (50 Broad, 13.)) boards 215 

North Beacon 

Haviland Francis N. J., boartls 157 North Beacon 

Hariland Prank P., blacksmith, bds. 21 i No. Beacon 

Haviland Theodore A., clerk (50 Broatl, IS.), boards 215 

North Heacon 

Haviland Thomas I’., machinist, h. 215 pl‘o. Beacon 

Hawes Andrew, t.inware (132 Sorth, I~.), bds. 3 Marshall 

Hawie William E., painter, rms. 115 ISolId 

Hayde Kate Miss, at Drewsun’s. 

. 

160 

. 

Pleasant, b. 2 Cross 

Hayden Adaline A., widow ’ of Wdllam E., 1). 39 Frank!iu 

Hayden William E., cattle dealer, h. 10 Arlingtou, E. \V. 

Hares IJred, laborer, bds. 22 Cusllumu 

HaLes John, laborer, bds. 4 North Ikacon 

Hayes Mary A.. widow, h. 7 Frankliu 

Hayes Michael, watchman. 11. 89 PaFctte 

AYNES ALBElt’J!O F., architect. 8 Marshall, 

H near Jlt. Auburn, h. do. (see page 460) 

Ilnynes Sarah A., widow of Zebediah, bds. S Marsllall 

H:rywood Charlea, at Ztua Mills, Ms. 23G Plrasxnt, 

f Haywood Frank C., maso;1, 11. 13 Chester 

Hazelton Charles C., machinist (55 Liucolu, l

500 WATERTOWN [ Hj DIRECTORY 

Higgins Thomas, teatnster, 128 Arsenal, II. Sutntner, 11e.y. 

Whites avenue 

IIipgitts \Vallace E., cttgineer, h. 43 Galen 

Higley Alfred E., at c’. S. Arsenal, II. 11 Eltun ave. 

Hill Charles A.. painter [Newton), h. 67 Boyd 

Hill I>a\id, carpenter, II. 18 California 

Hilt Etnma F., widow, boards George A. Page’s, 35 Mt. 

Alll.trlt~11 

Hill James II., laborer, house lG6 Main 

Hill Joseph I).. died May 29, 1891 

llill Xelsott, cnrpetltar, house rear i6 Main 

11 ilier Gustavus, at Elliot’s Bicycle Mnfy., house Pi!) 

I’leawut, 11etnis [ hl y t%le 

Hinckley Geo. B., veneerer (Vose & Son, IS.), house 11 k 

Iliorls Rebecca L., widow, died April 29, 1892 

-+3 %_ 

Hinds, see Iij-taes 

Hoar Calvitl A., farmec;5. Grove, 11. do., E. W. 

lic)l~hs Charles A., teacher (ISelmont). h. 6 Sidney 

Hobbs George B., teamster, G;ilkey’& Stone, h. 67 Sitting 

Hobbs Natll:lll. hoartls 27 Church 

Ilobbs Scppltiu Mrs., bds. 25 Church 

IIobtlet~ George, ir+borer. btls. 83 nl0t3e 

Hocl+tion Alt)ic)n H., cat‘peuter, II. A Summer 

Iloey Jtttnrs, at Xtoa Mills, Lt. 39 Walth:tm, IEemis 

Huey Michael D’., section iland, Zttln .Ui;ls, house 39 

\Valth:tm, ISetnis 

Hofftnatt Frl,det.ick I,., moved to Chicago, III. 

IIogxn .John, laborer: ltouse 4 Cottage, Mt. Auburn 

Hogan nIaty, widow of John, h. 41 iomtuou st. 1’1. 

II~~lbrook Ilradf~rd, tnacttinist, 22 Galen, Il. at CatnbridgSs 

Irlolbrook Jennie bliss, te:tcher, Francis gramunr school, ,-+ 

bds. 18 ltoy:ll 

Holbrook Sarah J. Miss, principai Frnucis gram~n:lr 

sc11001, bds. 18 Roy:11 - 

Iloldett C:isper U.. driver, h. 82 Mt. Auburn 

IIolden Jntte i:.. widow of John A., h. 44 Ptipette 

lloldeu John A., died, Xov. II, 1890 

Holden Louesn J. Miss, 11. 44 Fayette 

Holland Archibald, clver ‘~Lew:~ttdu’s,” bds. 140 Main 

IIolIatld 1Sritlget E. %iiss, II. 14 Cl~uruli lane 

Holland Daniel F., clerk, ld Galen. Ii. 14 Church lnne 

Hollattd LIenty, Iaburer, h. Ji \V. Cu., 1~. 140 G~,eeu 

Hollattd Mxrttn 7’. (York & iloll:~ntl), boots aud sh XS, 

47 M:litt, btls. li Bridge, Betuis 

Holland RIichael, stove fittxr, 2% Gnlen. h. 1-l CIIIIWII Iatte 

lioll:tt~tl I’:~ttick, wooi puller (l%rightoti), It. 16 Uridgc, 

Keutis 

Hollautl William, molder’s apprentice (Waltham) 7 btls. 

16 Etidge, Uetuis 

Hulland \Villiam I

WATERTOWN [H] DIRECTORY 501 

Hollernn Rlichael, laborer, b. Plensaut, c-01’. Cro54 

1Iollingsworth Sumner, pres., Hollingsworth & Whitnep 

Co., 24 Pleasant, h. at Boston 

Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., Sumuer Hollingswortlt, 

pres., Edward u. Eaton, treas., pper IlllJf’L.S., 24 

Pleasant, store (44 liederal, 15.) 

Ho!lman Ernst, dyer, 6. Drewsen’s, 169 Pleasant, house 

31 Cnba 

Iiolmes Andrew. carpenter, 1~. 19 Winter 

llolmes Charles N., hds. 18 Pnpette 

llolmes FI,ed l-i., farm hand, 116 Waltllam, bd5. do. 

Holmes George A.. moved to Waverly 

Holmes James, II. 35 Fayette 

Hol111es ;jt)hn, bds. 10 Winter 

Holmes John, carpenter, H. &. W. Co., house 53 Spriup 

IIolmes n111r.y L. nli3., moved to Waver,lj 

Holmes ‘L’l~~rnas I.. janitor, RI. I

502 WziTBltTOWN [H-J DIBECTORX’ 

OWARD ABRAHAM LINCOLN (fIoward 

Ice Co.). 56 G&n, and (Newton), boartla 56 Galen 


OWAKD AlfSTIN IN., manager, 6 Watertown, 

‘I3 tlcls. 11 Riverside (see page 450) 

i-luwni~tl Etlwatd Everett (&JW:lrd Ice Co.), 56 G~lcn, 

bcls do 

[Summer 

EIow:~rtl IMle J. Miss, bookkeeper (Waltham), bxxrds 18 

E-Ioward k:zrurn V.. h. 18 Srimmei 

OWARD FRED C,., confectionery, cigars nnd 

El tob:uxo, 31 N:iin, 11. 12 ‘I’:~ylor (see lxtge 440) 

How;lrd P‘derick II.. diecl Apl,il 1, 18!90 

Howard George Ii., iceruxn, Ms. 18 Summer 

1Iow:~rtl Henry ,\I. (Uaveul)ot’t Sr How4rd), market gxrdener, 

Grove, E. LV., 11. 1-17 Arliugton 

I~oward EIe~lry W., police, II. 1H Summel c ave. 

E10wat*ci Horace W.. ellpiueer, 21 Howard. h. 16 Staolep 

OWAHD ICE CO. (Ainxhsm I,. and E~lw:~rd E. 

H Howard) ,Ice, 5ti G:~leu,nntl (342 Ceutre,Sewtun), 


IIoward James E:., engineer, testing machine, I-7. S. Arserial, 

11. at Uoston 

LIowttrtl Mary Ei. Miss, 1). 1 i Russell avenue 

Howa~~i Rhotl:~ A., witlow of Ezra C., II. 12 Pnrker 

Howvni~l Ruth \\‘. Miss; priucipal, Coolitlge Gr:immnr 

school, 1x1s. 18 Snmmei 

How:~r~I Sard1 IL, widow of Frederick El., 11. 56 Gden 

lIowv;~rd \\‘illmrEI.. clerk, 41 Mniu, Ms. 18 Summer 

OW.kILD WII~LIAM C., ice,6 Watertown, 11. 11 

H Rireiaitle (see page 4;,uj 

Howe E;~lwat~d F..music store (88 Court, 13.). h. 8 Sidney 

Ifowe E:li:1s, music slore (HY court, U.), h. 6 Dann. ‘l’errace 

[ o:lu:l ‘I’ell%lcc 

Ilowe \Villi:xm EI., mnsic store (88 Court, I:.), house .i 

JIomell C’hxrles M., clerk (Is.), l~(ls. 3 llill 

Howell Frank J., mood to I)orchester 

IIowrll E-Ixriet D., widow of Sxnuel pu’., h. 3 Hill 

I lowes Klizabeth i\., widow of George, b. 73 \V:ttcrtown 

Howes IInrriet, widow, 11. 3 Jrvillg 

/. 

IIowcs 11 lllis I,., Inuudyna~~, rms. 25 Spring 

Hubbartl Caroline K., widow of Henry L’.: !I. 9 Parker 

Hut~lmd Charles A., moved tn Norwoo~l 

1Iubh:~rxl I~‘r:~nk K., livery stable, 24. Mt. Auburn, house 4 

l’ntten 

Hubb;~rtl George A., Ms. 9 Parker 

Hubbartl 1Icnry I’., diet1 Sept. '7. 1392 

Hubl):~rd Herbert \V., clerk (I

WATEBTOWN [I] DIFPJTOIRI 503 

Huckins David ‘I’. (D. ‘c. Cys E. W. Huckins), deutist, 17 

Main, and phvaicisn do., h. 11 Fayette 

Hnckius D. ‘I’. & i. W. (David I’. and Edgar W. Huckins,) 

dentists, 17 Main 

Huckins Edgar W. (U. .I’. & E. W. Huckins), dentist, 

17 Main, h. 11 Fayette 

Huckins Hxrry, milk de:iter, 11 E’arette, bds. do. 

Hudson I3ert L., hds. 21 Bridge, Bemis 

Hudson George, fancy goods (Bridge, Nonantum), house 

21 Bridge, Bemls 

Hudson George H., baggage master, Watertown station, 

I. R. R., btls. 8 Walnut 

Hudson John, died Sept. 10, 1892 

Hudson John R., clerk (B.), bds. 8 Walnut 

Hudson Mnrnie E. Miss. milliner, 62 Main. bds. 8 Walnnt 

Hudson Nary A., widow of *John, h. 8 Walnut 

Huestis James, moved to Brigllton 

I-lughes Charles H., wood moulder, h. 17 Summer 

Hughes Kdward F., eugiueer, pumping station, W. W. S. - _..., 

Co., bde. 10 Wat,ertown ct. 

Hughes James, mason, h. 90 Main 

Hughes John, laborer, bds. 113 Arsenal 

IIuJhes John, sectiou hand, F. R. It., h. 113 Arsenal 

Hughes hIartin. laborer, I&.. 113 Arsenal 

Hughes Michael A., stove fitter, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., h. 

8 L North Beacon 

thgtlev Patrick, teamster, Pevear Csr Rnssell, howe 18 

North Beacon street ct. 

Hughes Thomas, private, U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

Humphrey Edward A., moved to East Boston’ 

Humphrey Edward A. Mrs., moved to East Boston 

IIllnt Abby M. Mrs., 11. 26 Church 

I-Iuclt Edwin I., moved to West Gartlinel 

Hunt Fred, watchman. “Lewando’s”, h. 79 Watertown 

Hunt George A., moved to Somerville 

Hurd D:lvi(l. tnbk)rer, hds. 89 Walnut 

Hurlburt Mary Niss, dressmaker, 6 Lowell ave., h. do. 

Hurley William, hostler, bds. 37 Galcn 

Hurley, see Herlihy 

tiusted John B. Rev., clergyman. h. 12 Cuba 

Hutchius Artllur L. (Sprague & Hutchins). contmc:or, 11. 

70 Spring 

Hutchius Frank, carpeuter. btls. 32 Spring 

Hutchius Frederick, miller, 18 &in, h. 16 Riverside 

Hynes Nxrtin, l:ihorer,\V. & P.Mnfg.Co.,btls. 15 French 

Hynes Jlichael P.,laborer,W.& P.&Infg. Co.,h.lS Precch 

113BE~3OX EZR.& brick lnver. h. 143 Pieassnt 

NGRAHA!YT. WILLIAM H., assessor and insur- 

I nnce, 30 Main, ro01n 4, h. 39 Church (see p. 44.5) 


8 Temple Plnoe, J3oston. 

TELEPHONE, 3313. WORHS AT WATERTOWN, 


$1.00 Per Pstir. 

31

Innis William, driver, 15 Spring, 1~. 13 Cuba 

Ireland Rasselas W., moved to Wiucbester 

Irish Ernest C., watchmaker and jeweler, 66 Main, h. at 

Waltbam 

I Irons John, moulder, 22 Galen, 1~. 6 Washburn 

Irwin William, car driver, PUS. 12 Cross 

JACKLIN WILLIAM, dyer, 19 Galen, bds. 6 Summer 

Jwlrson Annie L. Miss, h. 26 May’e 

d:rckson Arthur E., bookkeeper, Union Stock BIarket, 

Walnut, h. at Brighton 

Jackson Charles P., civd engiueer and surveyor, 8 Franklin, 

house do. 

Jacksou Erneline C. Miss, h. 19 Maple 

Jackson George C.,hospital attendaut, U.S.Arsennl,l~.do. 

dackson James H., polisher, W. & 1’. Mnfg. Co., house 

‘-- 

5 Al idtlle 

Jackson Sarah W. Miss, 11. 19 Maple 

Jacobs Harry K.. clerk CU.), bds. 10 Chester 

Jacobs Henry, provisions (43 No. &larket, B.), Ws. 415 

Arsenal 

Jacobs Henry O., h. 10 Chester 

Jacobsen Hagatr, cabinet maker, h. end Nichols avenue 

Jacobson Angelo M..piano maker (I’0 Albang,Cambritlgeport), 

h. 25 Cottage. bit. Aubu~,n 

Jacobson Christian II:., moved to Cambridge 

,Jacobson Robert C. (Grant & Jacksor~), concreter, bdj. 

25 Cottage. Mt. Auburn 

James Da.niel, b. 24 Williams 

dames Mar!, widow of Richard, died May 15, 1831 

James Richard W., moved out West 

Japan Tea Co., J. D. Monnhat~, prop., 42 Main 

Jarvis Jobn J., hairdresser, Main, 11. 2.5 Whites ave. 

ENKISS HENRY I’., florist, 15i Coolidge ave., II. 

J 159 do. (see page 434) 

Jenks Edward L., confectioner (Brighton), aud diuirlg 

room, 8 Mt. auburn, II. 20 do. 

Jennison Catherine, widow of Horace, lr. 73 Watertown 

Jennison Edward F., moved to Connecticut 

Jennison E:. Otis, street car conductor, bds.63 Watertown 

Jennison Nancy, widow of Otis, h. ti3 Wntertowu 

Jepson George E., clerk (Custorn House, U.), 11. 25 

Nichols av., East Watertown 

Jepson William A.,clerk(Bd \Vatrrl~.):hds.28 Sichols av. 

Jim Wall Lee, laundry, 31 Mt. Auburn. h. do. 

Jolmsou Augusta A. Mrs., nurse, II. 6 Pllilliys 

Johnson Carl, at H. & W. Co., II. 12 Church lane 

Jotioson Charles E., oarpeuter, 11. 13 French 

Johnson Charles G.,fortm:tn machine shop, U.S.Arscnnl, 

Arsenal street, b. at Fancuil 

Johnson Eliza, widow, died Alnreb, 1890

WATERTOWN [K] I)IRGCTORY 605 

Johnson Frank E., asst. testing dept., U.S.Araenal, bds. 

at Somerville 

Johnson George S..machiuist. H. & W..Co.. h. 7 Marshall 

Johnson Hattie B., teacher, Francis grammar school,bds. 

7 A! nrshall 

Johnson Helen A.Miss,hookkeeper,3 Main.hds. 6 Phillips 

Johnson JutIn hf.,station agent, Watertown stati.>n,F. K. a 

Lt., hotise 11 Chester 

i 

Johnson Laf’orest H., clerk (B.), bds. 16 Summer 

Johnson William E., salesman (B.), bds. 1 Otis 

dohuson William II.. teamster, h. 1OG Maiu 

Johnston Abraham, inmate of almshouse, 105 Orchnrcl 

.Jolrnston Samuel L., machinist, 21 Iloward. h. 14 Green 

Jollymore CVilli:tm. c crpnter, hds. 4 1 Californi*i 

.Jones Arthur, tailor, 46 Main, h. at Cambridge 

Jones Cturles A., teamster, h. 8 Taylor 

Jones Edward J., Jr., salesman, bds. 12’7 Main 

Jones Edwin H..agent (211 \Vashiugton, I%.).h.18 Royal - 

dones James G., phrnber (Charlestown). II. 561 Beltrront 

Jones Mary A., widow of Franklin, h. 18 Royal 7 

Jones Storer F., traveling agent (N. Y. Sr X. 15. R. R.), 

Ms. 18 Royal 

Joy Ititchel I. Mrs., moved to Xewton 

. dutld James A., cnrriagesmith, h. 31 Spring 

KANE EDWARD, section hand, F. It. R., h. 23 North 

Beacon 

1i:tue .(ames laborer, bds. 57 Fayette 

Kane Thomas, laborer, h. 59 Galen 

Kartnal~ Edward, laborer. II. Water 

iiaonaly William d., foreman, Harvard Mills, h. 106 Ar- 

Karsick Wendell P.,upho!sterer,6Q Main,bds.at So.Boston 

Iinuff Thomns, lJriVate, U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

Kxvanaph George, weaver.ilj:tnn Mills,bds. 236 Pleasant, 

K 

AP HANFORD E., horse sheer and carriage 

smith, Arsenal, near Brighton line, h. at Brightou 


Krefe Cornelius, laborer, h. 20 Railroad 

Keefe David E‘., plumber, h. 48 North Eeacon 

Krefe Michael, died M:1rch IY, 1891 

Iienting Thomas, died .Juue 20. 1890 

Keefe Patrick F., blacksmith, 22 Watertown, h. 20 No. 

EEPE & FRASER (Cornelius H. Keefe and 

Daniel 12. Fraser), furniture, etc., 35 Main (see p. 

1 441) 

Keefe, see O’Keefe 

Keegan William H., machinist (B.), bds. 116 Main - 

Keegan William H., machinist, 49 Galen 

Keenan Mary J.Miss,housekeeper,196 Lexington,bds. do. 

DREWSEN’S FRENCH CCEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 


Telephone,3313. \Vorks at ~V~tertowni 

FINE FRENCH LAUNDRY WORK. Bundles Called For And Delivered Free.

Keerran Patrick, moved to 11elmolit 

Keenan l’ntrick J ,, moved to iSo&on 

Keeue Jarvis l%., clerk (:%5 So. Market, IS.), house 16 

Franklin 

Keer Dxni* I E., laborer, 11. 45 Galen 

Keilll Gilbert H., clerk, II. 10 Irving Park 4 

Keith 1V;llter H., liquors (6 Central wharf, B.), house 

55 1Vatertowu 

Kcll:~r I

WATERTOWX [E(j I~IRECTORY 507 

Kelly Margaret Mrs., h. 21 M:lilb st. court 

I

605 WATERTOWN [L 1 ~JIRECTORY 

Kiley John I.. carriage Iminter, bds. 1 Wollitzer’s block, 

Wollitzer’s lane 

Kiley Margaret, witlow of Michael, h. 1 Woliitzer’s 

block, Wollitzer’s lane 

Kiley hIicbae1, bds. 62 Hovey 

Kilfov Jolm, foreman (R.), h. 283 Pleasant, Uemis 

KillilEa Peter, moved to Sova Scotia 

Killion William, yard master, Uuion Stock Market, WaInut, 

honse at Bt,ighton 

Kimball Arthur G.. clerk, E. B. Hartford, boards F,!len 

P. Kimball’s. Pearl 

Kimball Edward D., tmuse Nt. Auburn, coruer ar:iugtou. 

Mt. Auburn 

Kimball Ellen F.. widow of Charles. h. Pearl, n. Fayette 

Kimball Frank, lalborer, 304 Arsenal, h. at \Vatlham 

Kimball Frank W., at A. & W. Co., house rear Palfrey, 

near Spring 

Kimball George A., died Oct. 5, 1890 

Kin&la .John, laborer, Gas House, h. at Newton 

Kinchla Timothy. gas ittspector. h. 30 Morse 

Kinehla Timotb,v E’.. teamster, 18 Mait], 11. 81 Watertown 

Kindall James, blaeksmitb, II. 110 Franklin 

Kittg Peter, laborer. bds. Johtl Fl~nn’s. No. Eeaeon 

Kitty Robert, card stripper (Newton), bouse 3-1 Califoruin 

Kinear John W., overseer. Davis Cp: Farnum Rlnfg. Co. 

(Rnltham). l:onse 30 California 

Kinear Sarah. Miss, house 30 Califurniu 

Kiusman David W.,wood worker, atld picture frame mofr., 

30 Main, rm. G, h. 2.5 Summet 

Kiusman Jennie I,., irliss, dres~tualrer. 1.~1s. 23 Stnnmer 

Kinsman I,izzie R., Miss, clerk. 15 Main, bds. 25 Summet 

Kirkaltly Robert, mnchitlist, S. Elliott, 8ial~lc, boards at 

Pu’ewton 

Kneeland Tltomas II., blaclismi!h, I Riverside, btls. 29 

C’llttl~ch lane 

Knowles Tl~orrx~s C., 11. 6 Jewett 

Bnos Harris ‘I’., clerk. Ms. 6 Centre 

- Kttos O-car F.. shoemaker (B.), 1~. 6 Centre 

Kucher Jacob, laborer, 11. 13i Pleasant 

LACET JOHN, fzrtn band, 132 Mt. Anbnrn, 1x1s. do. 

Lacey Peter. farm hand, 132 Mt. Aobnro, house do. 

Lacey ,Josq~b, farm ltancl, 13-1 Mt. Auburn, bcls. do. 

Lacker Jacob, brltclter, house 217 Arsenal 

Lasonter John, at, Btna Mills. house Pleasant, near do. 

Lodcl’Joseplt IT.. clerk of Police Court (So. Framingbamj, 

house 33 Riverside 

Txaffev Alnrtin, moved to Cambridge 

Laing At,thur, moved to East Boston 

Lallv John, moved to Ireland 

L*~o;lb II’ilJinm A.. Rev., bouse 7’73 Galen 

~0 

A,griculturai Implements, Wooden - Ware, 

TO PAIN E’S, 

33 MAIN ST., WATERTDWN.

WATERTOWN [ L1 XXRRCTORk 53 

- Lnmont Thomas, carpenter coutrac\or,.id Mt.Auburu.h.do. 

Lamprey Alfred E., overseer !Ntwtou), bdd. 4 Swdtt pl., 

Bemis 

Lsnchester Henry D., removed to Newton 

Lnudry Henry A., hostler, 1 Green, bds. do. 

Laudstrom .Johu, g:rrdjner, Sunup Mimic farm, b.13. do. 

Lane James, died Sept. 10, 1892 

Lane Richard, trav. salesman, II. 36 Cross 

Lane William, weaver, hds. 52 Fayette 

Lang ,4rthur, removed to East Boston 

Langmaid Webster Chase, h. 417 Mt. Auburn 

Lark Oliver, house Clay 

I,a,rkin Joseph, hostler, Dr. M. J. Kelly’s, Main, b. do. 

Larsen Martin, wheelwright, II. 16 Arsenal 

* Lassman Rotaert E., fl wrist, 2-l \Vhilney 

Lathrop Albert W., poultry, bds. 212 Main 

Lathrop,William, house 212 Main 

Laurey Zenas, farmer, II. 166 Grove, E. W. 

Laville James, at Water \Vorks (Newton), b. 1 Swett pl., 

Hemis 

Laville John, at W. W. T. Co.. bds. 1 Swett 111.. Bemis 

hville ihrv A., widow of Mark. house 1 Swett pl., Bemis 

Lnwler Hariiet. bds. IO.5 Orchard 

I,:twn Th~xnas S.. laborer, btls. 26 N. Beacon 

Ltrwn William, laborer, II. 26 North Beacon, nenr Ladd 

Lawrawav George M., clerk, 357 Mt. Auburu, rms. 3.5 

Co&q (Cambritlge) 

Lawrence Willialn, laborer, 6 Nichols av., bds. do. 

Lawry &nas, house 16F Grove 

Laycock James, mill ol)erative, rms. 9 Swett place, Bemls 

Lzuch Charles W., printer, house 5’2 Riverside 

Leach Emilie M. C. Mrs., music teacher, 31 Church, 11.30. 

Leach John, gartlener, Il. 10 Wheelers court 

Leacv bfnrnard, coachman, bds. 8 Palfrey 

Learied Adelaide Rlri., 11. 36 Riverside 

Learued Agues .M. Miss, dresslnaker, 2iti M:riu 

Learued Annie A., wid IW of’l’hotnas. h. 71 ,\lt. Auburn 

Learned Charles H., milkman, 276 Main, h. do. 

Learned Clara E. bliss, teas, coffees, crockery, etc , 11 

Main. bdi. 14 Fayette CM aili 

Learned Herbert, tinsmith. W. & 1’. hiufg. Co., bds. %T6 

Learnetl Mabel F. Mi*s, assistalit, Watertown Free Public 

Library, Ms. 2iti hhln 

Learned Susan Miss, house 14 Pearl 

Learned Mary A. l\l’iss. house 51 Mt. Auburn 

Learned Walter A., general supt., Newton & Watertown 

Gas Licrht Co., 67 Water, house 2 Jewett 

- Learned Wltmr F., civil engineer (City Hall, B.), house 

15 Irving 

Learv Ann, widow of John, died April 9, 1890 

l,,- i&v L., belegraphpr, rms. 38 Riverside 

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- 

J.ee *James, carpenter, h. 31 Water 

Lee Mary E., widow of John, bds. 13 Railroad v...,- 

Leighton John E., street-car driver, 11. 12 Cross 

Leighton Stephen G., molder, 22 Galen, h. 3 Royal - 

JAeighton Westou E., moved to Waltham 

J,eland Gardner R., laborer, h. 85 Morse 

Leland Henry G., moved to Newton 

hln(Ju 1\uguStllS I1’l*ai~k~ill. h. 13 Baxter ave. 

EMON FRANKLIN A., carriage painter, 9 

z Tayloi~, bds. It Uester, Il. W. (&e p:tge 441) 

Lemmona Louis. lahoKer, 11. I1 Summer 

hll(JX Charles w., hairtlresser, il Main,h.l Church lalie 

Leon 2. II., trav. salesman, II. 49 Sumulcr 

I,eonavd Anna B. Miss. millinery, 31 Fayette. rum. do. 

Leonard Philip, flRgrnan, Spring-St. crossing, F. R. R.: b. 

20 Spring 

Leonard William, dyer, bds. 59 Watertown 

I~eo11arc1 William J ., machinist, 22 Galen, II. 108 Wahut 

Leollardson I,ydia A., widow. died Out. 17, 1839 

Lepperd Arthur, laborer, bds. 83 Morse 

Lerelley Bras. (Joseph M.nnd Mitaldl Levellep) ,grocers, 

10 i\l t. AL~tJurIl St. 

T,erelley .Joseph M. (Levellcy BYOS.), grocer, 10 Mt. Auhum, 

h. 13 Winter 

J,evelley hlitchell( Levclley Bros.),grocer, 10 Mt.Auburn, 

II. 13 Wiuter 

J,evelley lZ:nse Miss, clerk, 10 Mt.Aul)urn, Ms. 13 Winter 

r,evelier ‘rtiomas, I:LtKJl’er. his. i Mt. Auburn 

Level, William, polisher. II. 43 Forest 

Levy Henry, spillllrl~, &tnn Mills. b. 30 Wnltham, Bemis 

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(Galfield 1)loc.k. 9 and 19 Galeu, and (17 Temple pl., 

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J,ewis Charles, tnovetl to Nal~len 

J.ewis George. dyer, Lewando’s, 19 (Galen, h. at Newton 

lxwis John. dyer, Lcwantlo’s. 19 Gahn, II. 54 Riverside 

Lihhy Walter I,., contractor (I51 Treinont, B.), hc~use 

Linborn Amelia Miss, nurse, 11. Galm. c. Williams 

Lincoln Satxh, widow of Wm. G., h. 30 Summer 

I,illdley hIar.y E.. widow of Charles, 11. 2 ‘I’icJloi 

J,indsey John, laborer, 11. %2 Cush~nau 

I.ildsey RolJert, rnilliman, 30 Fol.est, 11: do. 

I~~nclsr~ William, mill oper:~tive, btls. 8 Snett 1’1.. Bemis 

1,indsky Thomas, machinist, 49 Gtilrn, II. at Waltlranl 

I,inghnm W illinm A., supt., Union Bog & Paper Co., 24 

Pleasant, bds. 16 Summer 

Litchfield Arthur, machinist, Ii. S. Arsenal, house 23 Mt. 

Auburn 

Littlufield Lyman F.. blacksmith, 11. 8 Arlington 

HARDWARE, 

PAINTS, OILS, ;; PAINE’S, 

GLASS,PUTTY, 33 Main St,, Watertown.

WATERTOWN [L-j I~IRECTORP 511 

Livermore Chnrles E.. provisions (Auburndale), house 

1 I Ceutre 

Livermore George II., clerk (156A Tremout, B.), bds. 11 

Phillip 

Livermore Herbert J., butcher, h. 17 Frauktin 

Livermore Josiah ‘r., house 1 I Phillips 

Livermore Laura A., widow of AbijAh. h. 57 Pleasant 

Livermore Thomas, boards 6 Cross 

Locke Artemus. market gardener, 174 Common, 11. do. 

Locke Juldwin. died March 5, 1590 

Locke Frank A., piauo and organ tuner, 5 Spring 

Locke Henry W., mxrket gardener, 1 i4 C:OUIIKIU~I, 11. do. 

Locke Oliver B., patteru maker, h. 8 Cuba 

Lockhart Walter, tenmster, 11. Gaten. car. Witlixms 

Loftis Patrick, inmite of &l~shouse, 103 Orchard 

J,ofLis William, txlper Ilan~er, h. 68 Summer 

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512 M-‘i,\TERTOWN [M] DIRECTORY 

Lrtce Charles J.. moved from town 

Landrrgau \Villiam. second hand, Btna Mills, house 3 12 

l’lrnsxnt, IZetnis 

Lundstrom John P., dyer, Lewando’s, Ii. 2 X0. Beacon 

Ltint Edwin L.. moved to ,%I :iine 

Lunt George C., (Geo. C. Lunt 8-z Co.), clrv BOONS, etc., 

36 ad 34 Main, h. hInrion road. oltp. Clrurcb 

Lunt Ge(J. C. Rr Co. (Gee. C. Luntl, dry goods, boots 

and shoes7 32 and 34 Main 

I,pmau Fred B., student (Exeter, N. H.). bds. 6 PalCrcy 

Lyman Flurry C., clerk. 15 &tin, bds. 5 Palfrey 

I,ymao M. Gertrude Mrs.. artist,tlied Aug. 6, 1890 

T,vman Willi:lm 1; ,., clerk, 18 Mt. Aabnrn, b. 5 LUfrep 

Y,MAN WILLIAM H., provisions, 18 RIt. Au- 

L burn, house t Palfrey (see p. 440) 

Lynch Andrew, laborer, at Gas House, house 57 F:tpette 

L~auh Brothers (.James F. and Charles J. Lynch), gt’ocew, 

25 Maiu 

Lynsh Citarles, at Btnn Mills, bds. at Newtou 

Lyuztt Charles ,J., (Lynch Brothers), grocer, 25 Main, 

house 32 Morse 

I~ynch Hector I+:., trav. salesm:in, h. 9 Boytl 

Lynch .Jutnes 1’. (Lynch Brothers), groceries, 2.5 i&in 

house 32 Morse 

Lynch Joanna, widow, died Feb. 1 I, 1890 

Lynch *John. laborer, boards 35 \Vuter 

I,yncli Lizzie M. Miss, bo:~rds 32 1Iorse 

Lynch Mich:tel, laborer, 23 na Mills, bdd. c. W. ]Uerry’;s 

’ Pleasant 

Lynch Ricltard, Iaborer,bcls. Niclrael Sestan’s, N. Beacon 

L~ytrcli Ttiutnus P., st. car conductor, h. 25 Galen 

1~~01~s James, m g\-ed to Briglc ton 

Lyons .Jullu, mn~ltinist, hds. 28 CoLtage, I

WATERTOWN [jjf] DIRECXOR.~’ 513 

Mack Mary A., widow of John, bds. Mrs. B. Ryder’s, 

Cllrlcll 

Lane 

M:lck Mary IS., widow of H. B., physician, 44 Spring, 

house do. 

A&kin .Joseph E., tinsmith, died July 26, 1890 

Alacbin Joseph S., polisher, Lewandr;‘s, b:ls. 9 Green 

M;iultin Mary A., widow, died A11g. 20, 1891 

~laclnin Flora Miss, rooms 52 Mt. Auhuru 

MacLain Janette Miss, rooms 52 &ft. Auburn 

MlcLeod Samuel K., carpeuter (Centrc pl., Newton), 11. 

115 ISosd, below Jew&t 

Macrae Nathan A., blacksmith, 1 Riverside,btls. at Newton 

Xacurda William A., grocers sunrlries (5 and ‘7 Haverhill, 

B.), house 5 Chester 

1lac11rds William E., coal (14 Exchange pl., E.).h. 6 Otis 

i\Jacurdy Edith S. Miss (Newtou), bcls. S. A.hIacardy’s, 

Centre 

Macurdy Grace H. Miss, teacher, (Cambridge), boards 

4 1 Fayette 

Mncurdy H. Warren. carpenter, 56 Elm, E. IV., h. do. 

Macnrdy -John 0.. student, bds. 41 Payett,e 

RIacurdp Simon A., carpenter, house 41 P:l>ette 

RIacurdv Theodocia E. Miss, at (Pub. Library. B.), bcls. 

41 ‘Favette 

~Iacurdv \iTilliam T. (Otis Bras.), dry goods, 15 and 19 

nI&, II. 8 Chester 

Madden Bridget, widow. died Dec. 29, 18SG 

Madlrleu Charles H.. molder, W. & I’. Mufg. Co., house 

68 Galen 

I!fadden Frau& P., molder, bds. G8 Gnlen 

Madden James, laborer, house 35 No. Beacon 

RIndden James F., teamster, 18 Rlain, bd+. 38 No. Beacon 

Madden Marcus E., student (Boston College), boards 

38 No. Beacon 

Madden Patrick, died Jan. 1.5, 1892 

Magee James W., house 91 Mt. Auburn 

hIa,anusson Asel, moved to Cambridge 

Mogort~ Thomns, private, IJ. S. Arseual, bds. do. 

hlaguire IZernard P.. poiiltry dresser, b#Is. 77 Watertown 

Maguire Cliristophsr, stone rn1sr)u. II. 7i Watertown 

Squire .Jxmes. watchman, Btnt ,\Iills, II. at Newton 

Maguire John I!., carpet layer, bds. Christopher Maguire’s 

77 Watertown 

Maguire William I., moved to Newton 

Rlwher Catherine, widow of John, house Pleasant, near 

Btna hlills 

i!lahn Augustus I., moved to West Rosbury 

RIahoney Coruclius, molder, 22 Galen, 11. at Waltham 

nlahoney Daniel, starch-maker, house 78 Galeu 

Mahoney Daniel J., harness mnt’r., 1 Mt Auburn, corner 

2 Beacon square, house at Newton 


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nIallol,ey Dennis, laborer, h. 18 Watet~town 

Mabot:ey Tituotliy, farm Ilatl~l, Il. 8 Cotntrluu-St place 

fiInuolley Willi:irn, tnoved to Waltltnm 

ilf:llcolm .Jane, witlow, died Dec. 18, 1889 

nL:tltJncy .James, l:li)orer, II. II Water, n. Galen 

hI:\loney ,Jamcs, laborer, h. Pleasant, I’. Garfield block 

AIalottey .Jolln, labtxer, btls. 74 Sumtttet 

hlaloney Xicltncl .J., (lied Sept. 15. 18’JL 

AIaloney Peter. I:lb:)rer. btls. 45 \Vatot* 

AInloney Thotms, hborer, house 22 Wlreelers ct. 

Alalouev Tliom:rs, l;tbot,er, Ittls. 4.5 Water 

Muloon”LIot~ace A., teamster (13.). b. P4 Common-st. 111. 

nrd0x Iiritlget, widow, 11.1’1, rear Ji Cottage, Mt. Aubur14 

M:iloy Patrick. laborer, h. 11 Wlleelers court 

hhlley George Li., mrichiuist, Porter & Co., Watertowu, 

Itonse at Newton 

Mann Cltarles, mncliinist, rim. 38 Aweual 

nhlrfl Iticliard, maultitlist. ruts. 38 Arsrn:tl 

Mann Jolin. Clerk. bds. 25 Mt. Aubllt~ll 

Mannittg Charles J., died Jan. '7, 1890 

hlnnnittg HCIIL’F, architect (\V:tltb:ttn), h. 4 JInflson 

M:tnning .James, laborer, bds. 15 rear Coulltlge school, 

Mt. Aulmru 

Fianuiug .Jeretni:tlt, private, U. S. At~senal, his. do. 

Mxnttittg John, I:~l~u~cr. It. 68 Arsenal 

RLanning John, l:iborer, btl3. G Church lane 

RI:lnu~Ilg .JO~III. latlorer, h. 7 Cottage p!., Mt. AU~J~IYI 

hlaunittg hIaria hlrs., MS. IO5 Orchsrtl 

hIat:tling Mart.in W., plumber’s apprentice, boards Rl. 

hlnnnit~g’s, 31:. Auburn 

BI:inning ~Iichael, l:ibow~, II. 6 Chriwli hue 

hlatlniug ‘l’l~otms *J., mill operative, house North Beacon, 

beyowl Irving 

nI:tntritlg M’illiatu C., gardeneta, h. 13 Wheelers court 

ht:ins!ieltl I-Ie!ett %. Miss. overseer, 4i Sptiug, lttls. 31 do. 

R~:UISII~ \Vesley, cwpentev, btls. L. A. J. AFer’s. Mottut 

Autml.11 

[ Sewton 

Manzer I,ydi:r A. Miss, bookkreper. 258 Pleasant, btls.:tt 

nhch Isabella N. Miss, bds. 1OO Mt. Attl~rn 

Riarch Sarah I’., widow of Delano. II. 100 I\iIr. At;burn 

M:~rch Stillmutt I’., men’s ftttxishiitg goods( 34 Summer, 

B.), house 2 Franklin 

RInrc~h:tirtl Felix, Iubot~er. 1~1s. 26 Wultham. IIemis 

hl:~t~chattd .J~rll~t, at A%ttt:l Mills, b. 26 Wa.lLIi:~tn. I3cmis 

iu:lrcl~lallrl PewI . at Ztna JIills,bds. 298 Pleasant, Beuiis 

~hdiatd &bert, fish packer (13.)) b.26 \\‘:tltliam, Bernis 

Mntzy John II., coal (Milk, B.), II. i2 Spring 

Marpumdt Anton Dr., teacher, Phillips High School, 11. 

Marshall 

1lat.r Catlreriue, widow, died Oct. 14, 1891 

nr:irs waker 12.. cllat*k, 24 Alain, II. 1 ri CtIlm

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Marsden John A., dresser,Ztna Mills, b&.3- 

1Iemis 

Marsh Charles F., butter and eggs.Myrtle, n.Main, 11. clo. 

Marson Charles J., at Lewanclo’s, bds. 1,. A. J. Ayer’s, 

Mount Auburn 

Martin Franklin H., movecl to Boston 

Martin George, laborer,101 Arsenal, 11. at Brighton 

Martin George H., clerk, H. W. Martin, Galen, boards 

H. W. Martin’s, Chester 

Martin H. Gordon, chemist, Crystal Springs Mufg. Co., 

bds. 19 Green 

Martin Henry W., furniture, Garfield block, Galeu, house 

Chester, near Mt. Auburn 

Martin James, laborer, bds. 45 Water 

Marlin William, laborer, h. 279 Pleasant, ISemis 

Martin William, iJr.,at Ztna Dlills,h. Zi!J Pleasant, Bemis 

Mason Alice ‘I’. Dliss, died Feb. I, 1890 

Mason Charles F., bursar (Harvard University), house 

Bailey road 

Mason Prahk L., moved to Providence 

Xason Hiram P., provisions, h. 31 Beechwood ave. 

Masters Fred W., insurance agent (1% Devonshire, IS.), 

house 356 Nt.. Auburn 

Mastersou Ann, widow of James, bds. 40 Arsenal 

Mathews Clara, widow, bcls. 5 Ir,ving 

Dlaxwell Edward H. (50 Broad, K.), htls. 89 Waloat 

May Harry 0.. clerk (20 North, B,). bds. ld Walnut 

Mayberry Ellzaheth, widow, removed ro Newton 

Mayell Alfred E., engineer, Xtna Mills, house 17 Bridge, 

Bemis 

Mavell Ernest A., clerk, P. O., 28 Main, bds. I7 Bridge 

Ma”vell Litv h’. &Ii&, teacher. bds. 17 Bridge, Kernis 

Mayell Louis J., second hand finishing, &trra Mills, bds. 

17 Bridge, Bemis 

Mayo Emery Dl., mutton (Abattoir, Brighton, and 20 

North. IS.), house 12 Walnut 

Mayo Herbert E., overseer (Beacon, Brighton), house 

16 Walnut 

Mayo William I., milkman, 655 Belmont, h. do. 

McAleer Charles, carpenter, bds. 9 Kussell ave. 

DIcAleer Peter, carpenter, house 9 l~usscll ave. 

RlcAndrew Thomas, house 113 Uoyd 

McArthur Andrew, baker( 14 Camtrridge, B.),h. 7 Atlatns 

BlcAuliffe Florence, stove mouuter,2:! Gslen,t1.39 Arsen;rlTL _- h 

Mchveenev Patrick, tailor, 14 D/It. Auburn, h. 19 \Viuter 

DIcAvoy William 12., printer, bds. 25 Mt. Anburr~ 

McBride Charles F., hairdresser, h. 59 Gale11 

McCabe Charles, laborer, 88 Pleasant, bds. do. 

&lcCabe Diary, widow, bds. 105 Ot~hct~d 

McCafferty Gwen, laborer, house 12 hliddle crcl... !..--- ’ ‘* 

McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, house %3 h’rench 

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McCaffertv Patrick, laborer, house 60 Galen 

IcCeffertb \Vitliam, moulder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house ~ 

i&&ann llichnet, laborer. 11. G Cottage. F., Xnlt. Auburn 

McCarthy Daniel. mason, h. Adams block, Florae 

McCarthy Dsuiel, teamster, h. 147 Pleasant 

McCarthy Daniel. teamster, bds. Dennis O’Leary’s, Morse 

~l&arthy John F., shade painter, 71 Fayette, hcls. 25 

Forest 

McCnrthy John George, mnson, b-is. 147 Pleasant ’ 

M&lrthy Marv, widow of Patrick. II. 25 Forest 

‘8 

McCarthy I’:~t&k, died Feb. 2, 1891 

MoCarthp Thr):nas, laborer, bds. 15, rear of the Coolidge 

School, Mt. Auburn 

McCarthy Thomas, laborer, h. 147 Plrasaut 

McCarty Mich:lel J., compositor, “Euterprise” 30 niain, 

mns. 26 Spriug 

I\loC!:assey James, carpenter, house 9 Middle -4I.L 

McCt:lrv t~.r:~nk P., agent, National Ext)ress Co., Wnterto&n 

st:ltion. P. R. R., 11. 24 Parker [Il. do. 

McClearv \Villiam, farmer, Robert M. Pratts, TSelmont, 

AIcClosl~ev illargaret NW., h. 41 Gaten 

AI&tOSti~~7 Micll:tel, taborcr,h. 1.5 Cottage F, Mt. Auburn 

AlcCormn~li ,John P., mvlcler, U. S. Arsenal, 11. Forest, 

corner F:lyet~te 

RlcCrosman Wiiliam, laborer, b. 1.5, rear Cool@ School, 

hlt Auburn 

McCue Aunie, widow of James. bds. 335 I’teasant 

MuCue Matthew. laborer, moved to W~ttharn 

McCue ‘Thomtls. assistant fLgrn:ln, Artinpto!r street crossi- 

iug, F. !I. It., E. W., II. at. Somerville 

McCullough ,J:lmes 1~. Rev., moved from town 

d 

McCurtev 1!2wartl, watchman, 71 Fayette, II. at Wattham 

Mdkr&tt Catharine, widow of James h 3 Winter 

McDevitt Mary, widow, 11. rear Morse block, Gnleu 

MeDialmitt Angus, tailor, 11. 7 \Vaverty 

RIcDonultl Angus II., moved to Newton 

IF hIcDon&t Arcllie, laborer, bds. !2 Arsenal 

McDon:~trt Charles. paper maker, bds. 4 Summer 

McDouattt Elizn Mrs., II. i6 Main 

McDonatd John, moved to Newton 

McDo~~nltt Patrick. laborer. 11. 81 Wntel 

BlcDou:~ltl Sfimuet, loom fixer, Xtua Illills. 11. 50 Wstth:rm, 

13etnis 

McDo~~:rltt \Villinrn, ice man, 56 Gnlcn, 11. :It Newton 

M;ruDonattl see M:v2I>oi~:~ttl 

McDonnell ,Julia, willow of John, hou;e Park, npnr 12oyd 

McDonough AnnieF. Miss, bookeeper: 6 Galen, bds. 18 

Lincotu 

McDonough James, moved to Newton [ Frn II lit i II 

i\lcDc~nou~ll James H., provision+ (44 Clinton, 13.), h. 25 

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3IcIhmt1gh John, at H. & WT. Co., Ms. 29 Church lane 

1IcDonough dohn, laborer, bds. 68 Arsenal 

McDonough Juhu I., clerk (K~iglJton), bds. 10 1,incolu 

McD0~~0llgll Margaret II:. Miss, typewl~iter(SOutll ~IZUlit’t, 

Iy Joseph P., painter, h. 80 Water 

McE~vv .Jitmes, at Lewando’s, bds. Mrs. George RIcWhirt&s, 

hlt. Auburn 

McFadden Bernard, ,I r., driver, 11. 31 Pleasnnt 

McPnddeo William E., blacksmith, II. 80 Cnlxt 

iWSarlnnd Aun bliss. 11. 33 Spring 

hlcFarl:~nd Catherine E. Miss, died Aug. 5: 1891 

McFarland Rose bliss, 11. 32 Spring 

McGee Patrick, l:\borer, Union Stock MM ket, Walnut, 1,. 

16 North Beacon st. court [Aubw~r 

McGinty Inward, blacksmith, h. Cottnge lLce, Mt. 

hlcC;lsulliu Hiram, chief engineer, H. Bi W. Co., 24 

Pleasant, h. 16 Summer 

RIcGIaufliu see XcLaughlin [Arsenal 

‘McGovern Alice Miss, dressmaker, 18 Cross, Ms. 1’31 

McGovern Bernard, hostler. bds. 1Y 1 Arsenal 

McGovern ClJarles, clerk (IS.), bds. 131 Arsenal 

RlcGrnttl John, StarCil maker, Ms. 15 Pleasant 

3fcG1x1h Blory, widow of James, bds. 282 Pleasant, Bemis 

McGrath Rlictlael. grocer,S’L’T Pleasant, II. 32’3 (lo., Bemia 

McGrnth i\lichnel, machinist, U. S. Arsenal, Ms. Uuoiu 

tIcGraih Owen, laborer, h. 33 Waitbam 

IllcGrath Patrick, laborer, 1~. 32 l’leamnt 

nlcG;rath Teague, laborer, 11. 16 Whites ave. 

McGrath Thomas J. poultry, bds. Owen McGrath’s, 

Waltham 

McGrory Dennis, lnborer, 11. 326 Pleasant, IZemis 

McGnire James, watchman, atria Mills, h. at Newtou 

MoGuire Peter, h. at 38 Forest 

McGuire Peter, lwborer, 11. 18 Arsenal 

McGuire Peter, laborer, h. 10 Commou st. pl:~z 

RIcGuire William, laborer, Il. 12 Wiutet 

MoGuire \Yilliam P., shade paiuter, 71 Fayette, b. 12 

Winter 

1\IU&W~J J:llIX33, moved t0 BOStOll [Fayette 

il14~!:ufu Patrick H., molder, \V. & P. Mnfg., II. 7X 

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McHugh Patrick, laborer, 11. IO North Beacon st. court 

MeIsaac Jlugh, carpenter, 11. 21Fi Quirk 

* McIntosh J&II, carpenter, 11. 6 Cuba 

McIntosh Robert C., removed to Mi~ldletown Ct. 

McKay Hattie 11:. MIS., dressmaker, 6 Lowell av., h. 110. 

RIcK:tg Isaac X. A., street car driver, II. 2.5 nit. A~ttmr11 

McKay Isaac N. A. Mtx.,boardiug ltouue, Y-5 Mt. Auburn 

hlcKay James, laborer, 104 Arsenal, h. at 15righton 

nIdi:\y .Jo!m C., carpenter, bds. 44 Mt. AII\)U~U 

3IcK:ly Juhn u.. maahittist, h. 6 Lowell av. 

McKay liicltw~,d F., steam fitter, btls. 2.’ DIt Aubnrn 

IUcKennon \Villi:tm, luboret-, bds. 110 Franklin 

McKettaie JoIJ~I. teamster, bds. 88 Walnnt 

NcKern Patrick, starch tnaker, Ms. I7 Pleasant 

XcIiillop3 Ales:htlder, co:rchtn:tn, Francis Ketldall. II. 

20 Xorth Heacon St. eonrt 

McLaiu Cassie Miss. table girl, 8 Mt. Anbuln.rms. 30 do. 

DIcl,aren Henry, carpenter, bds. iG Main L-17 Pleastllrt 

M:luL:tttgitlitr .James, ,Ir.. p:lper maker, H. Ni W. Co., bds. 

&~crd:Nlg(tl~itl JOlJII, u1:1SOll, b&3. 17 ~‘knSallt 

hlchlghliu .lollu J., paper maker, h. 15 Forest 

iUcI,at~~lriin Tltc~rn~ts, m:~sott, G4 Yutntner, 11. (lo. 

McLattghlin, see McGl:u~Ain 

McLatttltliti Etrttna H. Bliss, era-011 artist and portrait 

paittter, Ms. 10 Xyt*tle 

&Laotltlin Howard O.,salesmnn,39 Main, btls. 36 Spring 

S IllcLatttltlitt .Joaeplt L., sail maker~(l84 Curnmercisl, Ii.), 

house 10 nlvrtlc 

RIcLauthlia Lpwis. salesmatt, 39 Main, bds. 36 Spring 

RIuLautltliu M”ry, witlow of Charles (hlcLaitthlit~ & Co.) 

IJOOkS, etc.. , 39 MRiJl, It. 36 SlJting 

McLaltthliu Wallace f-l., clerk (256 Witsiiiligton, IS.),b:ls. 

3 *urnmet 

’ cLAUTHLIN & CO. (.\I:v~ BIcrda~~thli~~), jd) 

71 printers, hooks nud statiouct~~,Y9 Main (see p. 4;$4) 

&Lean Henry, architect, 7 tJcwett, II. do. 

McLean Williatu II . . draugltlsman (Sewton), boards 7 

Jewett 

RlcLontl Lydia ‘Miss, dressmaker, 46 Mt. AtIburtI, b. do. 

Mc.\I:t&itl J:tmes, paper maker. btla. 56 Wa.tertowa 

Rlc3lakill James, tnoved to Newton 

n[c~~nn~~s me nh, Weaver, btls. 314 Plea3nnt, 

Bernis 

i\icXauus Itobert, laborer. 23 G-alen. h. 3 1 Charoh lane 

i\lchI:ttltts Itose, widow of Charles, ii. 294 Pleasant,I~cmis 

MuMaster Sarah I)., witlow of Archiballl, h. 28 Sptjtlg 

hIcNamara liilen JIM.. Il. 38 Cotttige. Mt. Attbut,n 

McNnmara James ,J., laborer. btls: 88 C’ottnge,hlt.Auhut.t~ 

NcN:tm:rra *Joho I

i 

WATERTOWN [H-j DIRECTORY 519 

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McPherson Evander J., moved to Weston 

McPhie Delia, widow, b. li Arsenal 

McPhie John, blacksmith, h. 17 Arsenal 

AIcSherry James, window shade painter, 71 Fayette, bds. Y 

41 l;‘orest 

!IcSherrv John J., hairdresser, 5 Galen, bds. 41 Forest - 

AIuSherr~ Owen, gardener, 11. 41 Forest 

+ 

&Whir&r Ellen A. Mr3., moved to Waltham 

McWbirter George ‘I., moved to Waltham 

Meachntn Orrell I%., widow of William, bds. 18 Lincoln 

Mead Ellen, widow of Peter, h. 25 Main st. ct. 

Mead Julian A., physician and medical examiner, 4 Irv- 

ing. h(JUBe do. 

AIeagber Denis R., carriage maker (13.). h. 13 Pslfrey 

Meagher Frank, street car conductor, bds. 8 Patten 

Mee Dennis, farmhand, 116 Coolidge avenue,Mt. Auburn, 

boartls do. 

hfee Edward, laborer, 11. 13 Cottage place, Mt. Auburn 

Mee .James, farmhand, II. 34 Cottage, Mt. Auburn 

Mee John, moved to Charlestown 

Mee Patrick, moved to Cambridge 

RIeeha Maggie Miss, boarding ho3se, 33 Galeu, II. do. 

hteeha ‘rhornas, laborer, bds. 39 Galen 

Me&an Lawrence, laborer, h. 29 No. Beacon 

Meister David A., bl:~cksmitlt. II. 46 Fayette 

&llen Margaret fiXiss, died May 23, 1891 

Melvin Albert F., moved to Cambridge 

Melvin Ira, pniuter, bo:~rtls John C. Walsh’s, Common 

street pPace 

Merle\-, see Murley 

illerrifield Albert A., boiler maker, bonrtls 116 Arlington, 

East Watrrtowu 

BIerrifi.Ald Charles E., boots and shoes (127 Summer, U.), 

house 5 Otis 

Merrififld Frank W., blacksmith, boards 116 Arlington, 

M 

ll::id Watertowvn 

i ERRIE‘IELI) F. W. & CO., horseshoers and 

carriage mnI’rs., \Vestern avenue, Brighton Bridge 

(see px:ge 417) 

AIerrifield Hosea P., died Sept. 11, 1892 

hlerrifield Jlrlia F.. widow or Hosea F., h. 116 Arlington 

hlert,ill Annie F. Xss, clerk (State House, B.),boatds 23 

Riverside 

Merrill Emma R. Bliss. principal. Francis schOo1, bds. 2 1 

Parker 

Merry George A., moved to Newton 

ESERVE ABB[E J. MTSS.,milliner and millin- 

M ery goqds, 64’ RIaiu, opp. C!ILIIY~I, rms. 25 Mt. 

Auburn (see 11. 446) 

Meserve Amos W., machinist, 49 Gnlen, 11. 4 Cnba 

OREWSEN’S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3 Temple Place, xsoston. 



$1.00 Per Pair. 

32

520 WATERTOWN [&f-j XRECTORY 

Metcalf William S., moved to Florida 

Metropolitian Lzund~y, Herbert 1-I. Sawyer, prop., 57 

Metzler Maggie Miss, dressmaker, Ms. 46 Nt. Auburn 

Midglev Martha, widow, house Swell p\. . 

BIilno katrick teamster, bds. 15 Arsen;ll 

Miller Jeunie, widow,died Sept. 5, 1891 

Nilliken Lottie, widow of M. II., h. 117 Walnut 

r!illmore John, laborer, W. & 1’. Mut”. Co., house 86 

Piorth Beacon 

Blillmore Micl~ael, town laborer, h. 16 Cushmar, 

Mills Andrew I ., painter (City aali, I\-d 

Mollo~~ Bridget, widow of Patrick, house 13 Cottngc pi., 

Mt. Auburu 

MoIlop Edward, molder, b~ls. 2G4 Mt. Auburn 

Molloy Michael, butcher, bds. 264 Mt. Auburn 

Molloy Patrick, coachmuu, h. 264 Mt. Auburu 

Bllouagbnn Patrick, starch maker, Crystal Spring ill~fg~ 

Co., 11. at Kewtou 

Monahan Ano, widow, house 21 Cottage, Mt. Auburu 

Mouallan Edward, liaguxm, 21 Irving st. crossiug, J‘. F. 

1~. IL, II. 69 Spring 

RIonallan Mary A. BIics, dressmaker, 50 Arseual, b. do. 

RIunahan Nary E., widow of Hugh, II. 22 &tort\) Beucou 

hIo~~ahan OWC’II, prtlerrer, 

..__ - -..- 

h. 57 SIIIII~I~I 

WIRE SCR;ENS, 

AINE 

9 

S 

:gow iI 

33 Main St,, 

WATERTOWN, 

9 Mass,

)V’BTERTOWN [ j)l] l)IREC’I%R~- 521 

~f~mnhan Patrick, laborer, b:ls. Edw. Jionahan’s, Spring 

Mounhn~~ Patrielr, moved to Newton 

Monali:ln Patri8ck J., gardener, h. 47 Cottage, aIt. Auburn 

~loosson Chlolff, laborer. b&. 61 Coolidge av. 

ntoody Alfred L., compositor, ‘bIuse 4 

Fletcher l’er&ce [Terrace 

nloorrs Lewis P., machinist, 49 Galen, bds. 4 Fletcher 

hlooers Willi~1m ‘ 1) plumber (Marlborough), board3 4 

Fietclier TerrnZe 

Mooney AII~ M., witlow of Samual, h. 24 Coolidge Hill 

Moouey Chnries S., architect (B.), 11. 24 Coulidge Hill 

Moouey .Johu J., clerk, 3 Main, bds. 19 Mt. Buhm 

Mooney Johu I.‘. , laborer, house 19 Mt. Auburn 

AIoouey LUicltael I’,., laborer, Ms. 19 Mt. Auburn 

!oore Alijert ii., moved to Newton 

AIoore Frauit, carpenter, boards JIrs. Mary Closser’a, 

lle3corl square 

3Ioore Fred K.. farmer, II. 4 Grove, E. W. 

Moore George IL, foreman, mouutiug shop, 22 Galen, 11. 

14 Irving 

filool,e tieorge H.. painter, II. 23 Forest 

Moore James A., with J. H. Conant, house Main, above 

i\I vl,tle 

Moore games A., machinist, 14 Watertown, II. at Newton 

AIoore Roscoe, at J. 1-I. Conaut, h. Howard, next F. R.R. 

Moore Sat’oh, widow, died Ijec. 31, 18Yl 

Moore \Villium A., molder, \Y. Bs 1’. Mnfg. Co., house 13 

North liencon st., ct. 

nIorau ,John, laborer, btls. 58 North Heacon 

RIuran 31. Jos:ph, l,lumber, bds. 39 Plea8sant [ntlt 

Morau Patrick H., laborer. U. S. Arsenal, bds. 39 Pleas- 

Moran Thomas, carpenter, 11. 39 Pleasant 

Morau ‘1’hoinas, laborer, Ms. 17 Plencailt 

Moran Thotnas, laborer; bds. 58 North Beacon 

Murey \Villiatn, laborer, h. 35 Forest 

3lorpnn *John D., station agent, B. & A. R. R.(Sewton), 

hoilsc 16 nfeple 

IlIorgsn hIarg:\ret J., widow of Xathew R., h. 8 Garfieitl 

Mwgm \Villiarn G., h. 46 Fayette 

Morgan William G., watchmaker and jeweler, 5 Spring, 

Ii. 4% Summer 

Rforinrt,v Ellel,l, widow of Philip. h. 14 Church lane 

DREWSEN’SENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 


Telephone.3313. Worlcs at TVatortowni 

FINE FRENCH LAUNDRY WORK. Bundles C-lied For And Delivered Free.

Moriarty Leslie, clerk, 11 Gn’eu. h. at Newton 

Morley .Jobu, laborer, \Y. & P. .\Iufg. Co., II. 30 Spring 

RIonlry Rlicllnel, laborer, btls. ‘L(i Mt. Auburn 

hlorei~~ Patrick, garde~rer, 11. 264 Mt. Auburu 

Alorell K(lw:ird, moved to Newton 

lUore!l Louis, at Btna Alills, 11. 198 Pleasant. Remis 

MOI rill Au:gustus, laborer, 239 Mt. Auhuru, bds. do. 

Morris Fred, hl~~cltsuiitt~, II. 5 Pleasant 

Af~m~is Margaret i\lrs., nurse. 11 Fifield, luds. do. 

RI+jrris ~Iilletlge 14: , fhrmer, h. 55 Gales 

Morrissep Illichael. moved to Medford 

nIorris>ey Rlichael, Jr., foreman, car cleaning, Wagner 

l’alace Car Co. (1% & A. It. R., B.), 11. 14 Cross 

Morrison Lewis RI.. machinist, 49 Galen, h. Williams 

Morrison Lewis W., machinist, h. 14 Marsh:111 

Morse Ch:~rles Q.. cou(luctor, street railway, rms.18 Cross 

* Morse Ilwry F., clerk (30 Kilby, U.), 11. 5 Oliver 

Morse Isanc TV., ltokise 10 Jlorse 

Rlorse J. S., carri:txe builder (B), bds. 10 Williams 

Rlorw2 Luther B., physician, % Riverside, house do. 

Morton Bridget, widow of David. presser, Lewwudo’s, 

rooms 4 Cross 

Moseieg Jose1)h, pattern finisher, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., 

house 21 Wheelers court 

Masher Major IA.. moved to Newtonvi le 

Mosmau lJr;~~~lc V., lsuudry man, 11. 3.5 Galeu 

RIosrux~ ti:~~~Iner. carpenter, 11. 56 Galen 

Mt. Auhuru & Boston Express, 1’. Callahan, prop., 33 

Cottage, ,Ilt. Auburn, and (33 Court sq., U.) 

bIuir hnttrew, farm hand, F. E. Coolidge, house 15 

Cooiitlge school lane, Mt. Auburn 

nIdheiwll Edward Francis, needle polisher, boards 13 

Pleasalit 

Mulhesru Etlward F.. tinsmith, bds. 32 Spring 

Mulhe:lrn John B.. laborer, hds. 13 Pleasaut 

Iiluilie:~ru Margaret, died Nov. 13. 1890 

iUulhe:lrn Sarah, widow of CharIts. h. 13 Pleasant 

nlulhe:~ru Teweuce H., laborer, bds. 13 Plensaut 

Mulhearn William, laborer, house 7 Cross 

Bl~~ll~olland Uargaret L., widow of Hugh, house Otis, 

Ile:\r XI t. Auburn 

Iilullloll:rncl w. Hall, clerk (Mnnchr sttbr, N. H.), house 

Otis, near Mt. Auburn 

hIull:~l~y Michael, laborer, htls. 14 North Beacon - 

Mullan L~rrnurtl, starch maker, Crystal Springs 9Infg.Co., 

hJ~lIdS at NeWtOU 

RIul1e11 Dauiel ,J., laborer, Btna Mills, house 282 Pleasalit, 

Bernis 

Mu’lius Bessie Miss, at Thos. Dalby’s, M&se, boards 

14 My1 tle 

hlullius Kate, widow of William, bds. 14 Myrtle 

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LEFIELD DIRECTORY PU 

Mupa ,rf Boston, Uroekton. Chrlen, MMden. Waltham, in Mae-* 

ehusetts; Hangor, in Maine; , o,,r,,rd. Dovrr, in New HamPsbi- 

12 POST OFFICJZ SC&. IZOSr~ON=

hlullins William, Morer, died Sept. 26, 1890 

31urct1 Ctrarles A.. teamster. rn~. P-1 North Beacon 

URDOCK F&k‘NCIS, treas. Kewton aud Water- 

81 town Gus Light Co., 421 Centre, Newton, house 136 

Church, do. jsee page 443) 

Mnrley Perkins S.. carpenter, 1~. 20 Irving 

Burley Wil!i;,m F., carpenter, rms. 3C Cross 

~lurpl~y l!arbara, widow of James, h. rear 7 Cross 

klutyhy liridgct Miss, dressmaker, btts. 20 Myrtle .- 

3ln1yhp Dennis, laborer, h. 20 Myrtle 

lUnqth~ Dennis. laborer, died June 11, 1891 

IUulphp Ed w:+rtl, laborer. hollse 84 Galen 

i\illq’ll~ Edwa,lY~ IV., upholsterer (B.), house 21 Common 

street place 

iliurphy tingene, teamster, 64 Main, 11. 1 Lndd 

fiIurpll~- Hxnnah, widow of Jeremiah, h. 11 Pleasant N 

Murpl~y James I~., laborer, h. 19 Wheelers court 

Murphy James N.. l;lborrr, U. S. Arsenal, b. 5

Kally Patrick, laborer, II. 37 Forest 

Nally Patrick J. (Natty & Son), express nnd furniture 

mover, 6 Chnrcl:. Ilear Alsin, and (128 State, U.), h. 

Waverly. L’OI’. Fayette 

Nally ‘l%om:~s. teamster, 18 Alain, h. 66 North l

Niles J:lmes P., dentist, 46 Main, h. 56 Church 

Noble KInin N., contractor, 229 hit. Anlbnr~~. II. do. 

Nolan II:dw:uxI C. (Il:d~ard C.and ,J:~mes P. Nolan), horse 

slioer, 1Seacon sq., hds. 65 Spring 

Nolan James F. (JMwnrd C. and James F. Nolan), Bea- 

Nolan Mary, widow of Martiu .J., h. F.‘, Spring 

Nolan RliehacI, laborer, bds. 5 Wollitzer’s blk., Wollitzers’ 

laue 

[Spring 

Nolan W. Martin, helper, W. & P. Mnfr. Co., bds. 65 

Noorlan Fdward, engineer. II. i9 hIor& 

Ntmnau John, ~-owns % Gilkey ave. 

Noonan Patrick, laborer, btla. 23 \iCTater 

Notmau Ricllard, ga~lener. 11. 13 Water 

Norcross Abner. stove mounter, 22 Galen. h. 3 Cnlta 

Xorcross Alice I. Miss, teacher (Sumerville), bds. 79 Mt. 

Norisb Tlrornns I., laborer, h. 1 I Ctrba [Hill 

-. Norris \\‘ilfred A., atchitcct (Cambridge), II. 23 Coolidge 

Kortli dohn., general manager. Shelley hlufg. CO. 

Norton Harrison D., mnchii:ist n. 42 Fayette 

Noyes Charles 1-I.. Ms. 18 L%illips 

N~,VCS n1ary A., widow of George I,., II. 13 Phillip 

Noyes RIary I

. 

O’Brien James, teamster, h. 21 Chtt~~lt 1:1ne 

O’ljrien James I., stove mounter, W. Br. P. Mnfg. Co., 

bds. 31 Railroad, nest Pleasant 

O’ISt,ien Johu, contvactor, stone and cellar work, 88 Kalnut, 

house do. 

O’Brien Jobu, laborer, 11. 1 Common-st. 131. 

0 Rrien John, laborer, h. 316 Pleasant, Semis 

O’Btirn John, re:ll estate. h. 19 Cuba 

O’Brien Maggie Miss, house 21 Church lane 

O’Brien Mary Was. Ijundrrss, II. rear i Cross 

O’ISriett N:. , bonse 41 \Virttet 

O’Gormau Nicltael, plumber, 48 Mxitt. 11. nt Brighton 

O’Hallarau nrat,y Miss, dtxssmaker. 11. 20 CJWSS 

(~‘flnllorau Michatal. ptdttce. h. 11 1St~echwootl ave. 

()‘f~:I~~OI.:Ili hlich:iel J., l:tbOrer. h. 26 ~leasatlt 

C)‘~~:I~~OWJI I’ati ick II., hairdresser, 23 Main, house 8.5 / 

\Vatertown 

O’ITnulin Micltnel, gardener, 3G0 Maitt, bds. do. 

O’llsra James LL., broker (50 Stute, room ‘i8,. U.), house 

Gxlen, COI’LICI’ l

WATERTOWN [PI DIRE:CT~Ri! mi- 

___~ -e 

O’Keefc John 11’. mnchinist. 11. 2 Brook 

O’Keefe i\Ittry, widow of hli ,hael, 11. 2 Brook 

O’lieefe Midmel. diet1 March IG, 1890 

O’Kceft! Micb:lcl F., lal~orer, bds. 2 lSr001; 

O’Kcef’e, see Iieel’e 

Oldliarn Allan, moved to \Vdth:1m 

O’l,enry Ijenni3, laborer, Ii. 46 Morse 

O’Mara Elizabeth, wiclow of James, h. 15 Church lane 

O’hlnra James, died April, 1889 

O’Neil Abbie C. Miss, shirt maker, btls. 22 Forest 

O’Xeil Arthur E., ovelseel.,Wollniltlim Worsted Co. (sewtoll), 

tds. 26 Fore& 

O’Seil John t-1.. lttborer, h. 23 Pleasant 

O’Neil Joseph, laborer, h. 2:! I!‘oreat 

O’Neil Joseph \Yillinm, boiicr maker (Cambridge). bds. 

22 Forest 

O’Neil 1% ick. lather, II. \V:ltertown, nest Xvrse 

O’Seil Siinon, hostler, 273 Main, 1x1s. do. 

Ongs Rliclint~l, labol,er. Ii. 18 Water 

Onions Tl~ornas, laborer, II. 35 Arsenni 

Osboru Gei wgc I’. , photo cllgrarer (2fi Tlemout, I%.), 

h. 10 x:~rsbdl 

Otis Ilorace \V. (Otis Erothers), tlrp pods, baots and 

shoes, 15 :~1 19 M:\in, h. 85 Mt. Anburu 

Otis Ward nr. (Otis Brother), dry goods, 1100:s and 

shoes, 15 an(l I9 Main, btls. IOU Mt. Aubnru 

Onderkirk Smith F.. c:\rp:nter, h. 11 I,esington - 

Oweils Slicbael, lvborer. house 18 IVater 

PAGE ADA, witlow of Seth T,.. 11. 11 Dexter av. 

l’age Ctia~~les W., moved to Wolle~tl~n 

. l’:lge George A.. painter, 6 Main, 11. 35 Mt. Aul)urn 

l%ge Harrison P.. window glass (WI-. Oiivcr & Atluntic 

av., I$.), II. 6.5 Galen 

Page H:lrrison P. J!., salesmxn (IS.), IJ. 66 Galcn 

Page James R., gardener, 11. 65 Gnlen 

-Page Jolln, house 30 Church 

Page Viloettn C. Miss, shirt maker,brls.lI.C.Bates’.E‘RSetie 

1’:lige John, carder, atria Mills, house Yleim:tnt: nexr do. 

l’:~ine J. ‘Lhmns. I~ds. 9 Garnet 

AINE RICHARD El., hardware and cutlery, 33 

Main. 11. 9 Garnet (see foot lines) 

P 



Telephono,3313. Worksat Watertown. 

LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHING CLEANSED AND DYED WHOLE,

--- 

I’dill IVilliatn, laborer, Pu’ewton ~$6 W. G. L. Co., Tooins 

Old Wool Shnl,. Gnlen 

hltIAl & ROCHE (Joseph R. Parlin and %- 

P ward I&he), clothing and gent,s’ furnisltiogs, 37 

nIttin (see pgc 436) 

Partneuter Henry G., moved toSBoston 

Paron l’hillil~, moved to Canada 

Prwish Lrteirts EI., composilor, ‘bE:nterprise,” 30 Main, 

P,ZIYXN~S Alice .I. Miss, teacher. Grant primnt*v sc11001, 1~. 

35 Riversi~le place 

Pursons Fred, clerk, freight olficc, F. R. It. (IS.), house 

Pcrrsotts tJoseplt F., painter, 6 Main, 11. 46 Mt. Auburn 

I’ttrsons Willi:tttt~ moved to Nedon 

l’ttrsons 1Villiam W., inoved to Pu’ewton 

l’atey \V:ilter A., carl,etlter. house IS Cross 

Pattee hloscs, driver, l’equossette Stexmer, So. 1, 

cllltl~cll, 1’ooms do. 

Patten Alice G. Miss, tenclt~~r (\V:tlt,hnm), b. 6 Paiette 

Patten Matnie 13. Miss, priucipal l’hillip~ primary school, 

I’attro ‘l’ltomns. IIOIISF! 6 Fayette 

PaLten it-endell W., su1estna.t~ (34 Summer, I; Mu1’gCo., house 

2 1 Pa riier 

q:t,ne Fret1 E., mnnnger, Allen’s &press, 2 Church, Ms. 

40 Sl)ring 

Payson Gilbert R., com. mer. (I

- 

WATERTOWN [p] DfRECl’OR’P 629 

Peckham Nenry O., asst. .civil engineer, 56 Main, room 

4, ltoa~~tls 42 Spring 

ESI>EROHBST MARY J. MRS., milliner 

I’ and tttilliner,v goods. 61 Main, car. Church, rtns. 22 

Cross (see page 446) 

I’etrcierghnst Patrick. laborer. bds. 34 Cuba 

l’entlergllast Pierce B., died Dee. 3, 1889 

I’eldcr Alti~d, overseer, dye house, Btna Mills, house 

at Newton 

Petkius Atleliue, widow of Edward P., b11q. 360 Pleasant 

Perkins ALbert, W., pattern maker. 11. Whiting Park 

Perkins Daniel ‘I’., died Oct. 15, lS32 

Perkins George A., painter (LZoslmr~), h. 10 Brook 

l’erkins Hope 7’. , widow of \Villi:uu, (lied i\lav 18, 18!11 

l’erkinq John II., supt., Watertowu \Vater kui1ply Co., 

office 52 Main, h. 360 Pleasant 

I’er,kit;s Mary, widow of I)aniel, 11. 288 Pleasant. Bemis 

Perkins Thomas J., salesman (28 Trernont row, B.), II. 

3 Olive1 

Perkins Walter B., paymaster. I@tnn Mills, 2GG Pleasant 

h. Cross, at West Newton 

Perkins \Villiartt II. (Perkins & Co.), grist mill. IS Main, 

IL’ 

hon~e 4 Chestet 

ERB[N’S & CD. (William II. PArkins, Georg. 

I’,. Pop t), grist mill aorl dealers in Ilay, straw attd 

graitt, I8 Main (see page 438) 

Perron Andrew, c!eaiiser b‘I)rewseii’s” 1GO Pleasant, 

Ilouse at Newton 

h'ry Pu'khJhS 'p., carpenter, h. rear 81 Main 

l’etcfrsotr Lawrence II., moretl to Sewton 

I’evear Abttie F. Miss, bookkeeper (Newton), b. 11 Irvitrg 

Pevenr Marietta B., boards 11 Irving 

1’eve:tr William H. (W. II. I’evear & Co.), coal and 

1 

wood. 12X Arsenal, house 11 Irving 

_)EVEAI% Iv. H. & CO. (William I-I. Pevear). 

coal, wood, hay and Itrick, etc., 128 Arsenal, oniuc 5 

Spring (see page 442) 

Phei:tn Joh~t, laborer, boards 85 Orchard 

l’hrlati Kate MIS., house I9 Clrrir& hrre 

Phelps Atleline, widow of JOII~S, howe 12 Riverside 

Pheips E2~a~l .J., died Aug. 1x90 

Philbrick Hetlry It., removed to Uoston 

Philbrook Charles, bds. 105 Orclta~d 

Philbt~ook Charles C., carpenter, his. 29 Fayette 

Philbrook Herbert A., tiustttitlt, \\-. & I’. Xnl’g. Co., It. 

115 Galetr 

Philbrook Alar A., widow of George C , h. 29 Fayette 

I’ltillips Charles E., moved to Newtvtr 

l’hipl)s Altpleton, carpenter, h. 31 Green 

P 

HJPPS SAXFORD, architect (11:scharqe bldg., 

rtn. 1108. 13.). house :33 Green (We I):lP 4601 


3 Temple Place, Boston. 



$1.00 Per Pair.

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Pickels E(lwrtrtl, dresser (yewton). Ii. 9 Swctt l)l., Bemis 

Pierce Abl,ie IF., wiciow of .John Q. A.. li. 9:1 Xt. Auburn 

Pi ‘rce Hrn,j;lmin LI.. rnrmer, 196 Lexington. II. tlo. 

l’lercr Cl~des Q.. s!ipper mufr. (I 2'7 Summer, IS.), house 

Pierce Cltarles W., milkman, 675 Bdmont. btls. do. 

Pierce Clarencx A.. trunk maker (II.), II. 5 Lowell :~vc. 

Pierce .John Q. A.. died Dec. 14, 18’31 

l’ierce Menell:L .J. 3Iiss, music teacher. 19 Franklin, b.du. 

Pierce liuth U., widow of George, II. 26 P:rlfre,v 

l’it!rc*e So~~h~~r~i:x A., widow of ,Jouz~th:~n, h. l!J Fran!din 

)IERCE WILLIAM T., civil engineer :~nrl sllrvey- 

1 ., 5G hlaiu, rc,om 4, house Id I~ussell ave (see p:tge 

ii0 ) 

Pike Albert I1:.. pninter, bds. 133 Buyd 

Pike Churles. boartls 133 Boycl 

Pike Gexge K:.. endneer, house 133 I%.)y11 

Pillsbury Edaard W.. coml)ositot*,‘* l

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WATERTOWN [p] I>tRECTORY 531 

Porter William D.. died Nov. 8, 1889 

Porter & Co.. L. B. Porter, manager, Isundry machinery 

mnfrs., 14 Wntertowu (185 and 187 High, 11.) 

Post Of&es, Barnard’s blk., 28, Main, AIt. Aul~urn street, 

near the bridge, aud I. R. .R. station, Eemis . 

OTTER URLGGS E., livery and sale stnble, 18 

P Spring,uext Ii. Lt., h. % Puttent (see page 449) 

I’otter \Villiam, grocer (B.), bds. 2 Patteu 

l’owell Albert, machinist, U. S. Arsenal, 11. at Newton 

Power .John, marble cutter (83 Haverhill, I

632 WATERTOWN [Q-R; DIRECTORY

WATERTOWN [R-j DIP.EZTORP 53i 

Riun John, laborer, hds. 7 A, Mt. Auburn 

Rinn Patrick, laborer, bds. 7 Mt. Aubutn 

llitltr Patrick, laborer, 304 Arsenal, bds. 7 Mt. Auburn 

Rinn Sabina, widow, died Jan. 22, 1891 

Ripley James I’., clerk, Otis Bros., Main, bds. I,eouard 

ti. Ripley’s, Belmont 

Ripley Leonard F., foreman, S. R. Pa~son’s, Belmont, h. 

at Keltnorlt 

Ripley S. Ellis, cutter (B.), h. 3 Fletcher Terrace 

Roach \Villiam, private, U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

Roache see Roohe 

Roau James, laborer, bds. 9 rear 27 Cottage, Mt. Auburn 

Robb William, fibre turuer, 21 Howard, h. at Waltham 

Robbins Albertiua Xrs., dressmaker, 36 Summer, h. do. 

Robbins Catherine, widow of Jl;lbridge A., 11. 2.2 Wheelers 

court 

Robbins Charles G., paint mixer, 21 Harvard, boards at 

W:lltham 

Robbins Dexter A., public carriage, staud, Watertown 

station, I’. R. R., II. 36 Summer 

Robbins E;ldrQe A.. died Oct. i, 1592 

RI~bbins Ellen Xiss, artist, It. 65 Pleasant 

Wot)bins Emily Miss, h. 95 Pleasant 

Robt~ins Fred D. moved out Wesf 

Robhins Frederick, commission merchant(9 Cbatham,B.), 

II. 95 Pleasattt 

Robbius Harriet Miss, h. 95 Pleasant 

Robbins Heury, h. Y5 Pleasant 

line John W., cc)ncreter, bds. 36 Sumtner 

Robbins Kenu&h K., clerk (I~.), bds. 36 Sutnmer 

Robbilts Lois Miss, h. 65 Pleasant 

R~&bitts Martha Miss, h. 65 Pleasant 

Robhins l’hilander. hostler, 6d Lexington, bds. do. 

Robbitrs R. Elizn Miss, h. 9.5 Pleasant 

Roberts Ahbse, widow, died Nov. 10, 1889 

Roberts b:ltner W., moved to Cleveland, Ohio 

ILoberts William G., cabinet maker (.\Vest Canton, 13.). 

h. 23 Harndeu ave. [h. 27 Boyd 

Robrtshaw kienry, sec. Shelley Mnfg. Co., Stanley ave., 

Rubertsltaw William, pres., Shelley Mufg. Cd., Stanley 

ave., h. 1% do. 

Robie Fred H. machinist,H. & W. Co..rms.33 Mt.Auburtl 

Robinson Alexunder, laborer, house 9 Cottage place, Mt. 

Anhurn 

Robinson George Fred, clerk (550 Somerville avenue, 

Somerville), house 4 Palfrey 

Robinson George F.. janibr, High and Grant schools, 11. 

4 Washburn 


3 Tem~lc Place, Boston. 


CURTAl#NS AND CARPETS DRY-CLEANSED EQUAL TO NEW, 


33

Robinson Ione G. ,widow of William. house 10 Russell a~. 

Robinson Nellie M. Mrs., moved to Newton 

Robinson Theodore B., boots and shoes (19 Court, B.), 

h. 17 Russeil av. 

Rohinsou William F., cai-penter, II. 540 Belmont 

R.oc:be Edkvard (Parlin & Roche), clothing, etc., 37 Main, 

bds. 21 Fayette 

Roche John P., clerk, 258 Pleasant. Ms. 21 Fayette 

l:c)c-kett Edward, laborer, 11. 19, rear 25 Cottage, Mount 

Auburn 

Rtockett ,John, laborer, h. 41 Cottage, Mt. Auburn 

Rockwell Charles I+>., freight clerk, F. R. R. (Chasn.), 

h. 11.5 Walnut 

Rockwell Horatio. laborer, bds. C. A. Cave’s, Spriug 

Rockwell James l

WATERTOWN [RI D1R’ECTOR-r - 637 

Ross James, laborer, bds. 5 Wollitzer’s block, Wollitzer’s 

s 

lane 

OSS JOHN, carriage mnfr., 11 and 13 Spring, h. 

K 5 Royal (see 1~. 441) 

noss John, laborer, bds. 18 Arsenal 

Ross Thomas., laborer, bds. 18 Arsennl 

Ross William., luborer, bds. 18 Arsenal 

Roughtean John H., painter, h. 14 Cottage, E. TV. 

Rowan .Jnmes, moved to Combridge 

Howe Tho~nns H., moved to Sanberton, N. H. 

Rowell Adeiaide, widow of Whittemore, 11. 15 Garfield 

Row&l Whittemore, died *June 18, 1889 

Roy Felix, machinist (Waltham), h. 24 Bridge, Bemis 

Royce Anne M. Mrs., dressmaker, 54 Mt. Auburn, h. do. 

Royd Michael., painter, bds. 26 William 

Ruggles Eleanor P., widow of Stephen D., house ‘il. Mt. 

Auburn 

Rum&l Albert, L.. wood worker, 11. 52 Irving 

UNDLETT BEN,JAMIN T., house painter, 7 

-R Main st. ct., h. YO Whitney (see p. 43i) 

liuudlrtt David S , engiueer, Hollingsworth & Whitney 

Co., II. 50 hit. Auburn 

Russeil Cs:oline F., widow, died March 22, 1891 

l(~ssell Caroline W. Miss, h. Green, near Pleasant 

I

538 WATERTOWN [s] I)[ILII:CTORY 

Itpan ‘I’irnotlly, *pinner, Zttla Mills, howe 312 Pleassut, 

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WATERTOWN ffj] I)IRECX’ORY 539 

Sawrer Herbert I-I., prop. hlctropolitan Laundry, 57 

-Spring, house 28 Marshall 

Sawyer Sarah 13.. widow of Edwin, b:.ls. 28 Marshall 

Scipone Carlo, clerk, 69 Main, bds. 80 Summer 

Scipone Ciro, fluit, etc., 69 Main. h. 80 Summer 

Scott, *John W., hostler (U.), 11. 2G M.t. Aul~urn 

Scott Mary It:. Miss. pastry cook, Union RIarke,t House, 

Walnut, hoards do. 

Scribuer D. P., overseer carding, .Xtna Mills, house at 

Wnltllaln 

Scrihner Et)en H., foreman, 15 Spring. h. 11 Pntten 

Scullp Pat&k, laborer, house 21 Ko. Heauon 

Seaward Irank, dresser, bds. i7 Morse 

Scelig Carl II., clerk, hoards 9 Boyd 

Seifertll l+Yauk, dresser, Ztna Mills, house 216 Pieasant, 

Bernis 

Seivier Richard H., carpenter, h. Park, near Morse 

Severance Charles F. G., moved from town 

Seward Henry, boards 3 Hilt 

Seward Henry W., asst. paymaster (F. R. R. ,I%.), boards 

Y Hill 

Seward William A., moved to Charlestown 

Sexton Margaret Mrs., groceries, 81 Fayette, house do. 

Sexton Mic*hael. died Nov. lF, 1892 

Sbanahan Mary .J. Miss, died Oct. 1, 1891 

Sliatlnon Dauiet, laborer, 11. 78 So. Beacon 

S~~epleigh George, machinist (13. ), h. 14 Cuba 

Stlarett Johu, presser, 19 Galen, rms. 23 Mt. Auburn 

Shu~~keg Frank, moved to Boston 

Sharkey .Jalnes W., laborer, btla. 16 Cottage pl., Mount 

Sharp Jo!ln TV., driver, 15 Spring. bda. 13 Palfrey 

Sharp Richard W., at Ztna Mills, h. 2 Ywelt pl. 

Sharp Supply ‘I’. , Custom House broker (44 Kilby, B.), 

house 63 i\I t. A nburn 

Shattuck Charles H., moved to Boston 

Shattuck George C., architect (Ames bldg., B.), h. 8 Otis 

Shattuck Louis II., clerk, union Market Natiunal Bank, 

52 Main. h. 8 Otis 

Shattuck Wiiliam A., clerk (B.), h. 47 White 

Sl~;coght~~ss~~, Patrick, laborer, h. rear 8d Main 

Sihai lhr~l~~tt M.. moved to Waltham 

Shaw Freeman S., carpenter, F. R. Lt., h. 59 Riverside 

Shaw .Jennie Mrs., h. Riverside place, near Irving 

hIlaw John, tahorer, hds. rear 81 Main 

4 Shaw Linus Allen, police, h. 5 Patten 

Shaw Oliver, supt. Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 22 Gnlen 

and pres., Union Market National Bank, h. 78 Mt. 

Auburn 

Shea Bartholomew, spinner, &tna Mills, h. 318 Pleasant 

Shea Dennis CT.. farmer. h. end Watertown ct. 

DBEWSEN’S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 


T @lephone, 331’3. Works at Watertown+ 


Goods Returned in One Week. .d

Shea Honora, widow, diet1 July 20, 1891 

Shea James J., freight clerk, (I. R. It., B.). bds. 318 

Pleasant, Remis 

Shea John B., weaver. h. 326 Plensnut 

Shea RI:lufiue, died July 7, 3891 

Shea Mich:tel P., laborer, btls. I). G. Shea’s end Watcrtown 

court 

Shea Michael H., plumber, bds. 318 Pleasant 

Shea ‘I’homns, privute. U. S. Arseual, t&s. do. 

Stteehan 13:utholomew. laborer. 11. 40 Carroll 

-Sheeh:ln .Jere, laborer, Ms. 14 North Beacou 

Sheehan .John E., farmer, 11. 260 Main 

Sheehan Margaret Mrs., boarding-house, 20 Arsenal 

Sheehan Pnt,riok, laborer, h. 37 Water 

Sheehan William, poster, 43 Main. btis. do. 

SheehJ- John, polisher, 22 Galen. bds. 24 Spring 

bhelley Alnfg. Co., worsted goods maufrs., Stanley ave., 

urxt the railload 

Sllepard Map Miss, moved to Newton 

Xherhurne Marcelia H. Mrs., starcher,:tt Lewnndo’s, rms. 

20 Mt. Auburn 

Sheridan Frank, tripe cleaner (Brighton), 11. 81 Morse 

Sheridan James, II. Watertown court 

Skridgn James P., &I!

Shurtleff Perez ‘L’., molder, TV. $ P. Mnfg. CO., h. 4 4 

Irving l%rk 

Silok Fred, clerk, 7 Galen. Ms. at FVsltham 

Silshee Alice M., widow of Homer, 11. 43 Main 

I.M>IONS \V[)ODSTDE, blacksmith. 5ti I’rentiss, 

s h. at Cambridge (see paqe 441) 

Simms William, laborer, h. M:rin, corner Lelington 

Simons. Hatch & Whitten (Stephen 13. Sirnonu, C. P. 

Hatch and Henry C.Wh‘itten),shirt mnfra. a11t3 geuta’ 

furnishing goods, rear 59 Spring, near Fayette and 

(1 Winthrop sq. atid 18 to 3.2 OLis. I3ostou) 

Simons Stephen R. (Simous, Hatch & Wnitten) shirt 

mnfr., reer 59 Spring, h. at Wellesley 

Simpson William, Ms. Mt. Autmrn 

Simpson ~~rillialo,.Jr.,si,vnnl tender (I. It. It., W. C:cmb.), 

bds. 51 AIt. Auburn 

Sisters of St. Dominic:k Convent, Church lane 

Sisters of St. Luke’s Home for Chiidren, 109 hrlin;to.~, 

Mt. Aulmrn 

Pi emis 

Sltene Alexn~tder, weaver: JfICtnn Mills. l&.2:36 Pleasant, 

Sltene James.wesver.Btua ~l~lls,hds.d36 I’le:lsnnt.Ilemis 

Skinuer Eliz:theth P. bliss, te:xher, Grant Gtxmmnr 

school, Ms. 6 Hill 

Skinner (George, at Nonnntum, Ms. 261 Pleasant, Bemis 

KINNER HENRY Lt., hrwver, ~fi i&in. room 3 

arrcl(28 State, I

Smith Charles IX., driver. 50 Main, Ms. 39 Mt. Auburn 

Smith Charles H., house 116 Galen 

Smith Charles M’illard, molder, 22 Galen, h. 44 Summer 

Smith Dau L., clerk (B.), bds. 226 Mt. Auburu 

Smith Edward J. (Thomas Dalhy Co.), mnfr. of knit 

goods. 11. 109 Galen 

Smith Edward N., cattle dealer, 11. 147 No. Beacon 

Smith Edwin, binder. h. 65 Morse 

Smith Edwio C.. move11 to Groton 

Smitli Ferdinand H., moved to IIytle Park 

Smith Fred P., moved to Boston - 

Smith George. teamster. 11. 144 Arsenal 

Smith George N., cattle dealer, bds. 147 

Smith Gap, produce (69 Clinton, B.), h. 

Sruitb H:ruuah, widow of Lewis, bds. 71 

Smith Heleu RI. Mrs., moved to Bostou 

Smith Henrv F.. moved to Boston 

X0. Beacon 

226 Mt. Auburn 

L’leasaut 

Sruith Jacob, house 226 Mt. Auburn 

Smith James, salesman (33 Summer, B.), h. G rear 27 

Cottage, Mt. Allburn 

Slllit\J James W., shipper, 304 Arsenal. h. 57 do. 

I”\ Smith Jason B., .Jr., designer and draughtsman (B.), h. 

4 bI!rtle 

Smith Lucius E. Rev.. moved t.o Groton 

Smith Mary A., widow of James W., h. 39 Mt. Auburn 

Srnirb Mary H.. widow of’ Thomas M., Il. II0 Mt. Auburn 

Sinith Perley. weaver, i‘Etna Mills. bds. 236 Pleasaut 

Stuiltr Sadie Mrs., weavert Btnn Mills, b. %36 Plrnsaut 

Siuith Russell I., Wagner car conductor, II. 53 Hoyt1 

Smith Thomas, f’arm hand, I I6 \V:rlth:cm, bds. do. 

SllJith ‘L’hJlniLS tI , carpet liuing. bds. 39 &It. Auburn 

Smitlr FVa’ter I,., cutter, Am. 1~. 1~. Co. (Camb.) , bds. ’ 

s1n I’leaset~t 

5mi.h \Valtcr S.. messenger. American Espress Co. (Bos- 

tonj. II. !J Otis 

Snow H:htie I’. Mrs., tlonwstic, 229 Mt. Auburn. b. do. 

Sn*)w Heury pi., l:tborer, II. 15 Coturge lrl., Mt. Auburn 

Snow James I-I., fish market, Id Mt. Auburu, 11. 84 Mt. 

Auburn 

Suow Nary, widow of George K., h. 7 Russell ave. 

Sn JW Walter 1~. , draughtsman (Jamaica l-‘laiu), house 29 

Russell 

a.ve. 

Snow William G., draugbtsman, 11. 8 Parker 

S.lytler Edwin E., express (334 C’eutre, Xewton), house 

1 i \\‘illisms 

Soion Anthotry ,J.. bag maker, 27 Plensa~~t, 11. 28 Green 

Sp .ttlding \Villinm, lab #rer, h. 78 Summer 

hlJear Emaline Mrs., lrouje 4 Fayette 

Speare Lewis R., movecl to Newton Centre 

Spence James, watchman, Shelley Mnfg Co., house 281 

Pleasant. 

HARDWARE, 

PAINTS, OILS, ;; PAINE’S, 

/ GtASS,PUTTY, -33 Main St., Watertown.

_ 

_ 

SIbinks James II.. dyer. Lewando’s, h. 14G Main 

Spinks John D., machinist apprentice, 1x1s. 146 Biain 

Spinney Grorge RI., cnrpellter, -h. 12 Palfrey 

,\plane Katie widow of John, h. 15 Mt. Arrlx~rn 

Splane Richard L-1 . . clerk, 12 $It. Auburn, bds. 50 do. 

Spollett George, painter, b:ld. 10 Cross 

Sprague Charles, carpenter, 11‘ 31 Fay.ette . 

* .Sprague Clwster. contractor and builder, Arsenal, uest 

Irving, 11. 87 &It. Auburn 

Spring Nichols *Joseph, musician (179 Washington, B.), 

Ii. 28 Riverside 

Stack Robert P. Rev., pastor, St. EQtrick’s church, h. 9 

Clrnlx2h 

Stacy Philemon. Jr., bookkeeper (Washington, car. Chauning, 

Newton), 1~. 3 Taylor 

Stanlev Drv Plate Co., P. 0. Stanley, trens., photo dry 

&tc &ii-. , rear 18 JIaple 

Stunlcy Fr:lnk E., preq., Stanley Dry Plate Co., reur 18 

M:lple. h. at Newton 

Stanley Preelxn O., tre>ls., Stanley Dry Plate Co., rear 

18 Maple. II. at Newton 

Stanley Patrick, f,trmer, 80:; Mt. Auburn, h. 6 Cottage 

place, Mt. Auburn 

St:\nlep ‘~‘IIow-Is. gardener. b. 6 Cottqe ])I... Mt. Auburn 

Stanton Walter I:., teamster, h. 23 Alarion rd. 

Staples Frank IS., p:iinter. Ii. 30 Morse 

Starr Joseph F., pxinter, It. 32 CMIforni:~ 

Stearns Charles A ., electrioi:ln (37 l’rarl, U.), h. GS Arlmgton, 

El. \v. 

Stearns ( harles S., cxrl)enter. h. 293 Pleasant 

Stearns Etlmard 11.. electrician (U.), Ms. 68 Arlington, 

East Watettotvii 

steams li:CiWi rd I ., carpenter. 9 Main-st. c:t.,l). 4 Fayette 

Stearns Frnlllt u.. student, btis. CiX Arlington 

Steurns George A., house 132 Mt. Auburn 

Stearns Samuel F. (stcnrns & CO.), carpenter and 

builthbr, 9 Main-st. ct., II. 4 Fayette 

Stearns & Co. (Samuel B., btearns), carpent~ers and 

ilniltlers, 9 Main-st. ct. 

Steljhcns Aihert C. (Strphens Bras.) ,teomster, 45 CnlifOrnia, 

and sotip mnfr. I Kewton), 1~1s. 43 California 

Stephens Hros. (C. George. I

541 T\-ATEl:TC+lWN [s] nIREc-rOly 

* 

. 

Stcplrens William J. (Stepllens BYOS.). teamster, 45 C& 

forni,:t and soap mufr. (Newton). h. at Sewton 

Sterling William I., moved to Somel~vilte 

Stevens Clrnrles B., clerk (H.).b~trding house, 24 Srxing 

Stevens Frank, signal tender, I’. 11. I:. (E. C:tmbritlge), 

i~onrcls 50 AI-serral 

Stevens Georgb, eo;tcltman. B. 0. Wilson, DOWNS C. Li. 

M:irsh’s, Myrtle 

Stevens George H.. clerk, 9 Main, blls. 108 do. 

Stevens George L., pres.. The Warren bInfg. Co., 46 

Wuter, house at Rosbury 

Stevens Eienry, signal teutler, F. R. R. (12. Cambrillge), 

boards 50 Arsenal 

Stevens Henry Ii., moved to New Hampshire 

Stevens Herbert, driver, 48 Main, rooms do. stable, 

NOJ-tlJ ikK!OJJ 

Stevens James, carpenter, boards 36 Cubs 

Stevens ,John, laborer, tmwtls 50 Arsenal 

Stevens JCJSP~~J C.. president, Ztnn Mills, 266 Pleasant, 

COY. Bridge (266 Devonshire, I~.), lr. at 1Sostou 

Stevens Robert, yrodr~e peddler, h. 50 Arsenal 

Stewart Isaac, moved to Kverett 

Stewart Thomws. laborer, 304 Arsenal, h. at If~@t01~ 

Stickuey John 1-L. vice pres., ~IliOll i,IWket NXtiCJl3:It 

llank, 52 Main. and \VnCcrtown Qavings Bank, 56 

do., house iO Mt. Auburn 

Wiles Auwustus I).. house Mr. Anbarn, near Taylor 

Hliles Ch:G.les S., bookkeeper. 1~. 10 Walnut 

Stiles I

WATERTOWN [s] DIREC!l%R-P 545 

Stone Frank ;\I., salesman, J. C. Stone, 116 Coolidge av. 

Stone John, street car driver, btls. 47 Mt. Auburn 

Stone John Howurd, riding master, house 1 Green 

Stone Joseph EE. (Gilirey & Stone), lumber, %9 Irving, 11. 

86 Mt. Auburn 

Stone Joshua C., market gadenPr, 11G Coolidge nv.,b.~lo. 

Stone Leroy, regulating room (Nason & Hamlin’s, Carnbridge), 

b&s. 20 Mt. Aub11rn 

Stone Louise R.. widow. died Dccemher 11, 1890 

Stone Mary A. I., widow. died April 28, 1891 

Stone May E-I., widow, house 1G Putten 

Stone Walter C., student, bds. 116 Coolidge av. 

Stonehouse George E., molder, Z Galen, house at East 

Boston 

Stowell Eliza Miss, house 26 Church 

Stowell Emmn Miss, honse 26 Chnrch 

Strsng Charlotte E.. widow of John IL., h. 32 Riverside 

btrang Eclward E., moved to Linden 

Strang Jesse, moved to South Boston 

Stralton Cli:rrles Rl., ticket agent, I. R. R. office (B.), 

boards Trying 

Strntton George Ixnt 

Sullivan Dnuiel, feeder, hIonnt Auhnrn stul)les, IV. 1% St. 

Rv. CO.. house 8 Cottage, Nt. Aubiirn 

Sullivan Daniel, at Btna Mills. house Pleasant, near do. 

Sullivan Dttniel, moved to Boston 

Sullivan Datliel A., second hand, at B na Mills, house 

Pleasant,, near do. 

-IT 

Sullivan Daniel J.. bookkeeper (Salem), b. 151 Pleasant 

Sallivnn Dennis, laborer, house 41 biorse 

Sullivan Deouis J., helper, l’ortcr & Co., II. 14 JIrvtle’ 

Sl~llivan Edwar,l C., molder, PZ Galen, btls. 35 ltailroacl 

--- Sullivau Kdwarcl ,J., milkm:111, bds. 13 1 Pleasant 

Sullivan Ellen, widow of Florence, h. 12 Church lane 

Sullivan James, moved to Boston 

S111livnn J:lrnes, laborer, bds. Robert Stevens’, Arsenal 

Sullivan James II., fireman, W. IV. S. Co., Pleas:lnt, 

ho:lrcls 151 do. 


3 Temple Place, J3oston. 



$1.00 Per Pair.

51‘6 %1TERTOWN rs] DIKWZTQLY 

Sullivan Jeremiah, private, U. S. Arseu:ll, Ms. do. 

Scllivau ,Jeretniah J., lawyer, 56 Xain, L’OOUJ 1, aud (28 

S~ho~~l. L‘I~. 2i, I%.), l~ls. 324 Pleasant 

Sullivm~ John, l:&orer, I&. II- Kotth I%eacon 

Sullivutt John. laborer, btls.15,rear of the Coolitlge school 

house, Mt. Aubut*n 

Sltllivan JolJn, milkman. 324 Plensant, II. (IO. 

,Sullivnn .John, shade painter (Cambridgeport), boar& 

14 Xo~tli Beacon 

Multiv:~u Jwn, weaver, Btna 3Iills. boards 30 \Valthatn, 

Uvtnis 

Sullivan .John J.. butcher, hds. R.5 Ltnilroad. COP. Plensant 

Sullivan .John J., shirt cutter ( Walthatn), b. I:i!l Plens,lnt; 

Sullivan .John 1,. , machinist, 14 Watsrtowrt, boards 324 

P.casant, Hemis 

Sullivan John: P., at Porter Shuttle & Bobbin Co., house 

Galcn. next old wool slq 

W S:tllivaiJ .Jolm I’., lnhorer, 11. 3.5 Railt*o:td, car. Pleasxnt 

Sullivan hl:ttpr& L.Miss. teacher, Iletnis pritu:iry schrol, 

\Valth:~m st.. bds. at Waltham 

Sullivan blurv, widow of Jamrs, 1~. 153 Pleasnnt 

-Sullivan ;ell’ie Mrs..weaver.Btna Mills, I1.1’le~tP:lttt.n.tln. 

Sttlliv:tir Patrick, hbOre1. brls. 15, rear of tlJe (holitlge 

school house. Mt. Auburn 

- Sullivan I’:ttr,ic!i J.,shatle painter, Jol~n Ralstou & Co., i 1 

lcarette. house II Midtlle 

- Sttlliva*\ Pet+>r J., molder, W. & 1’. Xufg. Co., bojrdj 33 

Railroad, car. Pleasant 

Srttltet~laud 1% Mrs., weaver, Ztua Mills, boards 236 

Pleasant, I%crnis 

Sveuson Victor E . machinist. II. 46 Fayette 

Swxn li;liz:rheth Miss, Ms. 105 Orcharcl 

Swau Willixm I).. supt. Americatt Tube Works (Somer- 

Sw’ansbiJi*g r\uyltstus, CUpetJkr. btls. 30 s[Jt’itJg 

SwntJsburg FIW~ E., carpeuter, h. 30 Spriug 

Swett Melville El., out of’state 

Swsett No:th, casltier, Union Market Natiousl Bank, 52 

RIaitt. house 3 Marshall 

Sw’f, C’hnrles, Inb,,rer. II. 18 Arsenal 

Swift John. labo~xr, II. Summer. near Whites ave. 

Swint .Jwc!ol~ P., h:~kc~~*. E. 1. Dill, h. 4 ‘L’arlo~

WATERTOWN [ 'JJ] I)IREC’IVGT 547 

Sykes Thomas G., moved to Cambridge 

Sjmmes Caleb C., mxcthist (B.), h. 115 Galen 

Symouds James A., bookkeeper (Cambridgeport), bds. 

8 Chehter 

Symonds James TV., bookkeeper (Revere), h. 3 Chester 

. 

4 

TRGGARD ELTZA, widow of Jobn, house 46 Summer 

Tainter Abigail S., widow of George, h. 48 Galen 

Tainter Dalliel A., house 4 Franklin 

Tainter Etta, bds. 48 Gslen 

Taiuter George, died April 28, 1892 

Taint.er Mary B. Mrs., died Aug. 13, 1591 

Tainter Mar\- H., widow, died Aug. 13, 1891 

Talbot Asa %‘., bds. 20 Parker 

‘I’auman Michael, died Oct. 22, 1891 

Tauuer Daniel W.: private, U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

Tarltuu Hetsey S. nh., moved to New Hampshirt! 

Tarlton Frauk D., bds. 13 Franklin 

Tarlton George H., postmaster, P. O., 28 Main, house 3 

Dana Terrace 

Tarltom Joseph K., moved to New Hampshire 

Tarlton Lewis Is., freight clerk, I. R. LC., b. 13 Franklin 

Tnrlton Sarah 13. Miss, 11. 93 Mt. Auburn 

‘I’arltou Snsau G. P., widow of Lewis, 11. 13 Fraukliu 

Tasptra Mnyuard, laborer, 11. 14 Water 

Tasptra Toegert, laborer, bda. 14 Water 

Taterosiau Julm, laborer, 11. 133 Pleasant 

Taylor Christ.ina Miss, at Aetna Mills, boards Charles 

Stearue’, Pleasant 

aYLOl< GEORGE F., apothecary, 24 Rain, h. 7 

Chestuut (see p. 435) 

1‘ 

Taylor John Ii;. , paper maker, h. 9 Mt. Auburn 

Taylor W:lrren, stove mounter, W. S; 1’. M. Co., house 

25 Slxing 

Teele Arthur W., moved to N. Y. 

Teele George II:., hardware, 9 Maiu, and c;irriage painter, 

Spring, near Main, h. 53 Mt. Auburn 

Telford Robert, conductor, street railwar, h. 35 Summer 

Tern pie Alfred E., haruess maker (r’orLh hight~u), bcla. 

George \V. Johnson’s, E’aJette 

Temple Joselh C.,‘harness maker (Isrighton), bds. i\Irs. 

George \V. Johnson’s, Fnyetttt 

Templeton John C., laborer, h. 314, e r 310 Arsenal 

Tenney Bllen, widow of James, h. ‘i cub:* 

‘l’enney Elleu E;. iIliss, shirt maker, bcls. i Cuba 

Teuuey Minna E. Miss, tracher, Gratit grammar school, 

bcls. 33 Greeu 

Tenuey Susie J. Miss, teacher of music, 11. 7 Cubs 

Theiuert Williain, spiuner, B~ua Xills, b ).trds 126 Ple ksant. 

I

fi:t! WATERTOWN [T! DIRECTCiRY 

Tiierinnlt Theouore, paiuter, S. Xlliott, Maple, boards 

H. C. Bates, Galen 

Thomas Pra:lk, machinist, bds. 24 Spring 

Tliomas Fred A., molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house 2:1, 

J!sytte 

Tliolnas Iliram. removed to Waltllam 

Thomas Thaddieus A., bottler, 23 Nichols a~., h. do. 

Tl~umns T. A. Mrs., music teacher, 23 Nichols av., h. do. 

Thornbg Daniel TV., pressman, Lewando’s, 19 Galen, II. 

1 Royal 

Tiiompsou Albridge r,., carpenter, rear 2 Taplor, room3 

35 Mt. Auburn street 

Ttiornpson Daniel, overseer, carding room, BLna Mills, 

house 12 Swett place 

‘110!11p90” l~;‘lw~~rtl IL., soap maker, The Warren So:kp 

nftdg. Co.. II. rear of 40 Summer 

Thompson 1Slizn Xis3, bds. 41 Fayette 

‘riiompsou George, laborer, 104 Arsenal, h. at 13rightou 

‘l’l~on~pson Liblbie Miss, bds. 16 Chutch 

lompsou ‘lliom:~s, spiuoer, Xtna Mills, boards 136 

l’le:lnaiit, I:emis 

Thompson Thomas C. (E:merson & Thompson), sotla 

water m,lfr.. 33 \V:ttertown, Ii. at 13ostou 

Tharstoll tliralu T., movei to Milton Lower Mills 

Ttlurstorl .James E., moved to Milton Lower Mills 

Tllnrstou J0ll11 W., hborer. 11. 89 Arsenal 

‘LYlwin~ Cli:ri~l~:s G., 11. 8!) \V:~tertomn 

Ttlwirli Juli3,iJ:i D., died Dec. 19, 18Yl 

Ticehur~t Cli:trlesl laborer, btis. 69 Morse 

-.Tighe ,Joiel)h. wool sorter, II. 46 Fnyett#e 

‘I’Lllie .J:mes, wraver. %tnn Jlills, b.&36 Pleasant, Bemis 

Tillson Harry 12.) teamster. 18 Main, bds. 4tl Riverside 

Tillson [I. Bartlett, mvolder, 21! Galen, 11. 46 Rir-urside 

Tilton Albert J., hostler, 18 Spring. 11. 18 Cusllman 

‘I’imtnons Aunie, Ma. 8.) Watertown 

Timmons I~Cdwnrd D., (lied Nov. 3. 18S9 

‘l’imoney EIogh. laborer house 42 Cottage, RI t. Auburn 

Tubey ,I. I:railliiin, maclliuist (13.), 1~. 40 Morse 

‘I’olunan Alvin I;., express tlriver, 2 Chnrcll, 11. 7 Arsennl 

.- ‘I’orre ,Joseplrt fruit 1 67 Main, tl. 1T Maiu-st. court 

Terre Ottavio S., died Oct. Sti. lY!jl 

Torsleff Andrew, book-keeper (Charlestown I

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WI~TERTOWN [T] DI~ECTOI~Y 549 

To-me Pliny F. (Fletcher QE Towne), grocer, 2% and 2% 

Pleasant, honae 261 do. 

Townsend Issbell:~ Miss, dressmaker. 7 Centre. 11. do. 

. Townsend Louisa Mrs., house 7 Crntre 

‘I’ow~~sentl I,uther I’. Rev., professor (Boston University 

school. 72 Mt. Vernon), house 18 Chestnut 

Tracy see Treyy 

. Train Otis A., f’arnnces (76 Union, B.), h.G8 &Jt. Auburn 

‘I’rnsli D:lvicl E‘. , iron moulder, W. Bi. 1’. Mnfg. Co., honss 

25 Russell ave. 

‘rra~ers Alltlmny, corporal. U. S. Arsenal, bds. do. 

‘I’rnvers Joseph E., dver, Shelley I\lnfg.Co.,b.lO Swctt pl, 

‘I’leacy John II., moved to HostoIl 

‘rre:lc:y i\IicltaeI, coachman, i4 Mt. Auburn, h. 69 Spring 

‘L’ripp David F., concrete paviug and rooting, Id Ir\ ing, 

ilOUSe 

tl0. 

‘rripp \Villnrtl D. at (State House, I~.), h. 23 Boyd 

‘l’rol9ax-2 M:trlln, machiniut. removed to Solnerviile 

TJWIS~~S Martina Miss, stitcher, at S. H. & W.,b.8 Myrtle 4 

‘rrott Ellen, widow of Jame9 tI., bds. 1.50 Main 

‘l’r0tt Ileury S., carpenter. Porter & Co., II. 148 Main 

Trott Lirlcoln C,, provisions, 150 Main, h. do. 

‘rr(jtt Wmrcn E., provisions, 150 Rluin, Ms. do. 

‘~lui1 CkJ:lrkS M;., machiui& Porter & Co., \Vntertown, 

110use at Somerville 

Trumpton John, bds. 105 Orchard 

I ‘~‘rnntly Carlton A., loan broker (61 Conrt, room 8, U.). 

hoiise Main, corner Bacon 

‘r~lclt Benj:imin W., died Sept. 10, 1892 

‘knell Edwin I,., clerk, 4 hlaiu, room9 13 Riverside 

‘ruei Linny Mrs., tiresurnnker, 23 Riverside, I’IIJS. do. 

-4 ‘~U~UJ:LII Fred, bds. 15 CuI)a 

‘Yngman James J., removed to Keeue, S. II. 

-‘.l’ngman Jol~n S., laborer, 1~. 15 Cuba 

‘I’nlly P:ktriok, core m:lker, 22 Galen, 11. 112 Main 

‘~~~Il;~r Clarence I

550 WATERTOWN [ &\T-\v] XRE’XORY 

TnttL Karl II., moved to liosborp 

Twohig James, laborer. 11. 17 Cottage I, Mt. hubu:n 

Twomey Dou~ld, carpenter, h. 3 Holt 

lJNION BAG & PAPER CO., F. Washburn, sec. and 

treas., 14 Pleasaut and (41 Federal, B.) 

Uuioil Carpet Litliug Co., Samuel A. C:krleton, pres., 

carpet lining nlld shoddy wools, 304 Arsenal, store 

(1% Devonshire, B.) 

Uuiorl iUsrket tlouse, Mrs. Lrlcretia S. Kesmilh, prep., 

U 

89 w:Lllll7t, 

NIQS MARKET NATIONAL RANK, Oliver 

SII:LW, pres.. No:~h Swett, cashier,52 I\l;iin, opposite 

Town Hall (see page 414) 

Uuion Stock Rla~ket, \V:ilnut, nest I. R. Lt. 

Urc!lnrt Harry, clerk (B.), rms. 3’3 Spring 

I‘. 8. Arsenal. Arsenal, aear Elm 

VXIII~Y JAMES, grocer. 19 So. Beacon, h. do. 

Vahry James LI., lawyer. bds. 19 North Beacon 

Valley JO~III, laborer, 11. 11 Arsell;ll 

Valley .I ohn L’. . clerk, 19 Koorth Bencqn, bds. do. 

Valley Michael, st:lrch-maker, h. 11 Brook 

Valley Michael l

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WATERTOWN [w] DIRECTORY 551 

Walker Erving. compositor (246 Washington, B.), h. g 

Lowell avenue 

Walker Erving I!‘., bds. 6 Lowell avenue 

Walker George IV., president, Walker & Pratt Mnfg.Co., 

16 to 26 Galen, store (31 to 35 Union), h. at Malden 

Walker Lucius, vault-keeper, Safe Deposit Vaults (Equitable 

bldg., B.), h. 11 Boyd 

Walker Samnel, h. 7 Winter 

ALKER & PRATT MNFt3. CO., George W. 

TV Walker, president, A. W. Walker, treasurer, fnrnace 

and stove mnnnfactnrers, 16 to 26 Galen, 

and (31 to 35 Union, B.) (see page 452) 

Wall Harriet H., widow ef James I!., h. 25 Mt. Auburn 

Wall Mary E. Mrs., moved to Newton 

Wallace Bernard F., laborer, h. 34 Pleasant 

Wallace James H., fireman, H. & W. Co,, bds. 42 Galen 

Wallace William, died Oct. 21, 189 1 

Wallace William H., painter, bds.Wm.Wallace’s,Belmont 

-..Z. Walsh Daniel, sash-maker, h. Pleasant, nest Galen 

Walsh John C., painter, h. foot of Common-St. place 

Walsh Lawrence, laborer, H. & W. Co., h. Pleasant, 

near Cross 

Walsh Mary Miss, h. 25 Morse 

Walsh Michael M., moved to Waltharn 

Walsh Richard L , private, U. S. Arsenal, hds. do. 

Walter Joseph F., salesman, bds. 32 Forest 

Ward Frank, at &tna Mills, bds. 236 Pleasant 

Warner Etla M. Miss, type writer and stenographer, 19 

Galen, 

bds. at Boston 

l Warner Ralph, wooden ware (15 Houlton, B.),h. School, 

nest Belmont, Mt. Auburn 

Warren Albert C., treas. (Warren Soap Mnfg, C.), 46 

Water, h. at West Newton 

Warren James E., loom fixer, Ztna Mills, h. 2 Swett pl., 

eemis 

Iv 

RRKEN SOAP MNFQ. CO. (THE),Georpe 

L. Stevens, pres., Alfred H. G. Groeschner. sec., 

Albert C. Warren, treas., 46 Water and (143 Fecleral, 

B.) (see page 12) 

Washburn Edwin P., machinist. 22 Galen, h.at Newton 

Washburn F., sec. and treas., Union Bag and Paper Co., 

IS Pleasant, h. at Sandy Hill, N. Y. 

Wassenius Thorsten M., cabinet maker (56 Beverly. B.), 

h. 31 Nichols ave. I3 emis 

Wnters .Jolm, harness repairer, Aetna Mills, h. 14 Isridge, 

-Waters John F., carpenter, bds. 14 Bridge, Semis 

Waters Joseph H.,wool sorter,Ztna Mills,bds.l4 Bridge, 

Bemis 

Waters William T., bds. 14 Bridge, Bemis 

Watertown Almshonse. dohn J. Reed, snpt., 105 Orchard 

OREWSEN'S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

3 Temple Plncc, JSoston. 


CURTAINS AND CARPETS DRY-CLEANSED EQUALTQ NEW, 


34

Waterown Bath House, California.-near Watertown 

ATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE BANK 

w S. 8. Gleason, sec. and treas., 65 Main (see page 

444) 

ATERTOWN ENTERPRISE, Frrrl G. Bar- 

Iv ker, editor,aud publisher and job printer, 30 Main 


Watertown Fire Department, Church, near Main 

Watertown Free Public Library,Main, car. Thaster 

ATERTOWN GRIST MILL (Perkins & Co.), 

w 18 Main (see page 438) 

‘Watertown Home for b’rieudlrss or Failen Women, 398 

Arsenal, coruer Elm, E. Watertowu 

Watertown Machine Works, Matthew Prior, prop., 21 

Howard 

Watertown Mutual Relief Association, 29 Main 

ATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK, Albert 0. 

Iv Davidson, prer., George E. Pritst, treas., 5F Main 


Watertown Water Supply Co., John H. Perkins, supt., 

John H. Conant, treas., office Uuion Market National 

Bank building, 52 Main 

ATERTOWN & BOSTON R.R.EXPRESS 

(J. N. Allen), 2 Church, near Maiu (see p. 449) 

vv 

Watkins Susan Mrs., nurse, rms. 12 Morse 

yatmough Joseph, spinner, at I”Jonalltum, h. 3 Swctt pl., 

Bemis 

Watt Alice Miss, bds. 8 French 

---iWatt James, 11. S French 

Watt Jennie A. Miss, proof reader (Uuiv. Press,Camb.), 

has. 8 French 

Wattslong Charles, bookkeeper CU.), rms. 2dO Pleasant 

Wattslong John, moved to White River junction 

Weeks Enoch, h. 7 Lowell avenue 

Weeks Wiliinm F., trav. salesman. 11. 7 Lowell avenue 

Welch Alonzo, paper maker, bds. 43 \Tater 

Welch Catherine, widow, h. 11 Piorth Beacon street ct. 

,Welch Daniel F., sash atd door maker, 11. 3 Pleasant 

Welch James, laborer, bds. 41 Water 

Welch John, laborer, bds. 41 Water 

Welch John, needle polisher, 11. 7 Summer 

Welch John, bds. 105 Orchard 

Welch alichael, bds. 105 Orchard ’ 

Welch Michael, laborer, bds. 17 .Itivelxide 

Welch Michael, laborer, 11. 32 W llitneg 

Welch Michael. died Dec. 12, 1890 

Welch Patrick, laborer, bds. 41 Watrr 

Welch Peter, laborer, h. 17 Riverside 

Welch Thomas, moved to Chelsea 

Weldon John ‘IT., laborer, 304 Arsenal 

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WATERTOWN [w] I)1 RECTORY 653 

Weldon Thomas, overseer, Nonantum Worsted Co. (Newton), 

house 29 California 

\Vellman George Ii., physician (119 Devonshire, rm. 2, 

U.), h. 159 Coolidge avenue, Mt. Auburn 

Wells Jolrn H., movecl to Cambridge 

Wells Lizzie E. ,Iliss. moved to CamhlYge 

~\Velsh Michael, watchman, 1-i. &z W. Co.. h. 32 Green 

Welch William C.. overseer, Union Carpet Lining Co.,304 

Arsenal. h. 108 do. 

Welton Ingalls. carpeutxr, bds. 76 Main 

Wentworth Abigail, widow of John, bds. 14 Cuba 

IVentworth Amos H., screw maker, U. S. Arsenal, h. 9 

Fifield 

Wentworth Henry A., driver, 48 Main, house 2i Korth 

Beacou 

Westerfield Henrv H., machinist, 49 Gnlen, boards John 

Holmes, Spring 

Western Union Telegraph offices,P. H. Cooglllin,ol>erato~, 

Watertown station, E’ IL R., Church, and \Valcut, 

Union Market station 

TV c~tonKeud:dl, carriage washer, 8 Spring, rms. do. 

Wheaton Caleb, laborer, h. 8 Cottage 

\Vhenton L”rtdel,ick ti., drug clerk, 40 Main, lams.4 Galen 

Whee er George E., drug clerk (is ). Ms. 38 Summer 

Wheeler Horace, carpenter, h. 38 Summer 

\\‘hceier Jesse I!‘., lawyer, (5 Tremout, rm. 21, I

554 WATER~O”” [Iv] ~ITtECTORY 

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White Patrick, tnilftr, brla. 13 Mt. Auburn 

white 'hxqhJ~i~ r., Cal'pellter, 11. 169 worth hacon 

White, see Wiglit and Whythe 

Whitehead Thomas, forentan, Porter Shnttle & Bobbin 

CO., Il. 15 Morse 

Whitehend Thomas, spinner, Btna Mills, bds. 236 Pleasant. 

Hcmis 

HITENECT GEORGE S., printer, 7 Spring, 

TV rms. 6 Fletcher place (see p. 437) 

Whiting Ella, teacher of sewing, Public: Schools, house at 

Cllsl~lcstowll 

HITING MOSES, carpenter 2nd builder, 8 

Church, h. 10 Royal (see page 4Ji) 

Iv 

Whitman Samuel P., liveq stable (Gentle, Newton), h. 

24 Norse 

Whitney Arthur H., h. 8 White’s avenue 

Whitner Brndshaw, farmer, 15 1 Lexington, h. do. 

Whitnei Charles E., h. 123 Main, car. White’s avenue 

Whittle; Frederick E., clerk, 18 Mt. Auburn, boards 21 

l’a&er 

Whitue~ George G., laborer, 11. 8 Cross 

Whitney George H., moved 10 Plymouth 

Whitney Hiram, (lied .Jnly 14. 1892 

\Vhitneg darn-s E., sewing machines (33 Hayward plate, 

U.), 11. 46 Summer 

Whitixy 1,. Louise Miss. catalogner, Watertown Free 

I’nblic Library, Main, bds. 9 Garfield 

Whitney Martha Miss, 11. 71 Mt. Anbnrn 

Whitney Illxry E.. widow of Hiram, h. 33 Spring 

l Whitney Myron IV., II. 45 Palfrey 

Whitney Myron W. Jr., student, bds. 35 Palfrey 

Whitney Peter A., machinist. bds. 8 Cross 

Whitney Solon P., librari:ln, Watertown Free Public Library, 

Main, h. 9 Ga&ld 

Whitney Susan 1%. Miss. 11. ‘il Mt. Auburn 

Whitney Thomas F., paper maker, 11. 29 Fayette 

Whittemore Ephraim, moved to Arlington 

\VIlittemore John ptl., manager,Union Carpet LiGing Co., 

304 Arsenal, It. at Newton 

Whitten Henry C. (Simons,Hatch & Whittenj ,sltirt mnfr., 

rear 59 spring, near Fayette, h. at Winchester 

~~\i'llitt(Jll John h’., car builder (F. It. li.,B.),h. 122 School 

Whi, ton Margaret 1% Mrs., operator, IV. U. Tel. Co.,antl 

passenger station ageut, Union Market station, honse 

J 12 Sclltro\ 

W’hyte James R., molder, 22 Galen, h. at Waltham 

Wicks 12dwin IT., foreman of dye house, Lewando: 19 

Galcn, 

house 22 Irving 

Wicks ‘l’homas H., carpenter, bds. 15 Green 

Wicks \Villiam H.. carpenter, 15 Green, h. do. 

\Viggin Hortense MI., moved to Brookline 

Llr~LEFlrELo---D~i~l~~~~~ CQm 

Maps r)f ch~&,,~, mookt,,n, ch&ert, Maiden, Walthmn, in Ma!*% 

chusetts; Hangnr, in Maine: (‘o,,o,,rd, Dover, in New HamPShlrela 

POST OFFICE sQ.s BOSTON. 

c

Wiglrt Albert N.. paper 

Wight Charles O., pape 

corner Summer 

. II. 82 FT. Co., 11. 3 Taylor 

, H. & W. Co., 11. Forest, 

Wiley Ellen M., widow of Lorenzo I’., II. 8 Dana Terrace 

Wiley Harry L. .dinin:g r oms, 60 Main, h. 8 Dana Terrace 

Wiley Lorenzo P., died s I or. 23, 1892 

Wiley Mary A. S., widow of John, bds. 84 i!It. Auburn 

Willey Reuben, died Sept. 29, 1390 

Williams Delia Miss, dressmaker, bds. 40 Forest 

Williams IjZward S., moved to Cambridge 

Williams Harry, moved to Block Island 

Williams John, at Bt,na Mills. hds. 236 Pleasant, Remis 

Williams Lewis, cook, h. Arsenal, opp. Patten 

\Vitliams Thom:\s, mason, house 40 Forest 

Williams Thomas, Jr.. laborer, bds. 40 Forest 

Wilson Renjnmin O., drugs (28 hlerchauts row, B.), Il. 

143 &$ain 

Wilson Edward A., clerk (28 n&x-chants row, B.), house 

143 Main 

Wilsll George L., clerk (28 Merchants row, B.), house 

17 Marshall 

Wilson Henry L., salesman 

[: svenne 

(117 State, B.), h. 14 Russell 

Wilson H. Carlos, clerk (28 Merchants row, B.), boards 

143 Main 

Wilson *John S., carpenter, house 11 Palfrey 

Wilson M. Caroline Miss, Ladies’ Gymnasium (Newton), 

bds. 143 Main 

Wilson Phebe Mrs., btls. 10 Spring 

Wilson \Villiam, laborer, II. 19 Cottage pl., Mt. Auburn 

Wilson William H., carpenter, house 15 Phillips 

Wing \Vah, laundry, 8 Sipri!lg, house do. .- 

Winkfield Lewis. hostler (Newton), h. 10 apriug 

-‘rWiinnek ..Qnnie I. Miss, clerk (Geo. Frost & Co., U.), 

bds. 14 Cuba 

Winnek Arthur L., bamboo worker (B.), bds. 14 Cuba 

Winnek James C.,stov; mounter, moved to Geneva, N. Y. 

Winnek Mary A., widow, btls. 14 Cuba 

Winslow Alice V., teacher, Spring Primary school, bds. 27 

c t1urc11 

Winters William, moved to Charlestown 

\Visk Charles, painter (13.1, h. 52 Fayette 

Wise Flora E. Miss, assistant, Watertown Free Ptlblic 

Library, his. 16 Maple 

Wise Frank A., moved to Boston 

\Vise George, painter (B.), hda. 52 Fayette 

Wise James, weaver. bon& 52 yayette 

‘W 

ISHART THOMAS B., plumber and gas fitter, 

48 Main, rms. 64 Riverside (see page 442) 

Wiswall George H., clerk (82 State, B.),h. 11 Marion rd. 

’ Wiswall Henry M. at (Youth’s Companion, B.), house 7 

Mxtle 

GREWSEN'S FRENCH CLEANSING AND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 

I Z TEMPLE ------ PLACE, BOSTON. 

_~ -1. Worm3 at W&tertown. 

Teleahonze.331~ 


Goods Returned in One Week.

558 WATERTOWN [y] D~R~~T~R-Y 

Wollitzer Anna. widow of Anton .J.. 1;. 41 Myrtle 

Wolitzer Antou J., died Nov. 4, 1891 

Walton Altnatt L., pail maker, D. B. Collier’s, Howard 

Wombolt Henry, paper maker, H. & W. Co., 11. 11 

Nench [Myttle .- 

Wornbolt Robert, macltine tender, II. & W. Co. h. 16 

Wood Ale’x, at W. H. Keith’s. boards 83 Watertown 

Wood Clara Mrs., movetl to Dot&ester 

Wood EIarriet hl., widow of Coolidge P., h. 22 Green - 

Wood Henry, moved to Doreltester 

Wood Herbert S., molder, W. & P. Mnfg. Co., house 43 

Irving 

Wood Jessie, widow of William, h. 83 Watertown 

Wood Smith, laborer, bds. 45 Mt. Auhuru 

Woodward Benjamin. died April 29, 1892 \ 

Woodward Charles W. (12 India, H.). h. 6 Fayette 

Woodward Elizabeth J. Miss, 11. 572 Belmont 

\Voodward Helen J. Miss. house 572 ISeltnont 

OODWARD JAMES IS., apothecary, 51 Knin, 

w house 49 do. (see 1). 434) 

Woodwa~d Lewis E:., street car conductor, rooms 3. A. 

Crabtree’s, I’atten 

Woodworth Charles L. Rev., house 40 Fnrette 

Worcester Francis. organ mnkcr (162 Broadway, Cstnbridgeport), 

btis. li Marshali 

Wormwood hamuel P.. moved to Kewton 

\Vorth Alonzo K., carpenter, house 42 Morse 

‘r\‘ortb Charles A., compositor, ‘bEnterprise,” 30 Main, 

Ms. 42 iVIor>e 

\Vortlt Charles S..carpenter, U. S. Arsenal, 11. at Brighton 

Worth Clara X. nIiss, compositor (Is.), Itds. 4% Morse 

Worth E:tlitlt RI. Miss, compositor (B.), bds. 42 Morse 

\Vright George H., tnovetl to Newton 

Wright George S.. clerk (1 Hamilton, B.), 11. 16 Garfield 

Wtight George W. Mrs., bds. 16 Gtufield 

1Vripltt Lncinda S., widow, h. 6 Jewelt 

Wright Lucy R., house Fayette. car. Whites avenue 

Wyettt HoIlLs pl;., bds. 30 Marshall 

Wyntte *James H., moulder, h. 6 Fletcher Terrace 

YACKLIS WILLIAM. dyer, bds. 24 Marion road 

York Charles A., clerk (35 Union, B.), bds. John A. 

York’s. 7 Pstten 

York .Joltn Addison, stove mounter, Walker & Pratt 

Mnfg. Co.. h. 7 P:ttten 

York John Amos, mason. 11.50 Fayette 

York .John J. (York & Holland), boots and shoes, 47 

Main, bds. 50 Fayette 

York Michael H., stove mounter, 11. 15 Cuba i; 

‘A. York Willi:t:n F., mason. bds. 50 Fayette 

Agricultural Implements, Wooden - Ware, 

---PAINE'S, 33 MAIN ST., WATERTOWN

‘ORK & HOLLAND (.Johu J. York and Martin 

‘II T. Holland), boot+ and shoes,‘47 M:tin (see p. 446) 

Young Henry, laborer, 104 Arsenal, 1~. at Brighton 

Young Joseph, clerk, bds. 6 Cross 

Young Joseph, clerk. 10 Mt. Auburn, bds. 13 Winter 

Young Men’s Chris:ian Association rooms, 17 Main 

ZELLARS GEORGE B., clerk (B.), bds. 47 White 

Zillig Arnold A. I., teacher, High and Grant schools,and 

private classes inllanguage, 7 Marshall, bds. do. 



Telephone, 3313. Works at Watertowni 

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UNITED STATES KEPT ON HAND FOR REFERENCE. 

Xaps of the following places for sale nt 25 cents each. 

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WATERTOWN 

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ElMBRACING 

A Classified List of all Trades, Professions and Pursuits in the 

Town of WATERTOWN for the year 1893 srrarexd Alphebetically 

for each Trade, thus exhibiting at & plicnee the 

full address and Special Business of her Citizens. 

Agricultural 

Inaplemer~ts. 

PAINE RICHARD H., Dam blk., 33 BInin (see 

foot lines in General Directory) 

Aptlbecaries. 

BLACK GEORGE F. 41 Main (see p. 434) 

Coe Harrie L., 367 Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn 

DAy4yyRTH GUY P., 40 Main, car. Galen (see p. 

TAYLOR GEORGE F., 24 Mait] (see p. 435) 

WOODWARD JAlMES B., 51 &iu, nest Town 

Ida11 (see p. 434) 

Architects. 

HAYNES ALBERT0 I., 8 Marshall, nem Mt. 

Auburn (see p. 460) 

hTcT,e3n Henry, ‘7 .Jewett 

PHIPPS SANFORD, 33 Green and (53 State, rm. 

1108, B.) (see p. 460)

560 WATERTOWN IWSINESS DIRECTORY 

Artists. 

ARMSTRONG 31. L. (Crayou & Ink)7 Main (see 

p. 433) 

Gordon Ilobert, 89 Walnut 

-I- Mchuthlin E. H. Miss, 10 Myrtle 

Itobbins Fallen Miss, 63 Pleasnut 

l 

Amtionew 

am.Z Appraiser. 

GLEASON SAMUEL S., 56 Main (see p. 4453 

13ripht Charles I-I., 67 Main 

DOHERTY WILLIAM F.,45 Main (see p. 440) 

UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK, Oliver 

Shnw, pres. ; John I

WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECTORY 561 

KAY HANFORD E.. Arsenal, near Brighton line, 

(see p. 441) 

Kcefe Patrick I., 22 Watertown 

MERRIFIELD F. W. & CO., Westeru avenue, 

Brighton hridge (see p. 447) 

ROSS JOHN, 11 and 13 Spring, near &tin (see page 

SIMMONS W., 56 Prentisa (see p. 441) 

Boarding 

Houses. 

Z,tnn Mills, H. G. Fancber, prop.,236 and 238 Pleassat, 

Bemis station 

lsaird Sophia, 4 Summer 

13arber Lena M., 10 Cross 

Bert-v Thomas E., 47 Mt. Auburn 

McI1aiu (see page -134) 

Boots am2 Shoes. 

Becker N. H., i2 Main 

‘Dc,oley James, 6 Mt. Auburn 

l)vew A. D., 6 Spring 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant (se4 

d-. 

page 439) 

Lunt George C. & Co., 32 and 34 Main 

Otis Eros., 19 Kain 

YORK & HOLLAND, 47 Main (see page. 446) 

. 

Becker, N. H., i2 Main 

Clifford John .J., 3 Cross 

Dooleg James, 6 Mt. Auburn 

Drew Atwood D., G Spring 

1I;pletou William J., 6 Church 

Gnllagber Hugh. 70 Gnleu 

Glaab Leonard, 371 Mt. Auburn 

I,yons Thomas, 8 Galen 

Nicholson Thomas, rear 2.5 Cross 

Sheridan John E’., 36 Mt. Auburn 

YORK & HOLLAND, 47 Main (see page 446) 

Bottlar. 

Thomns Thnddeus A., 23 S’ichols ave.

562 WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

Builder and Conttwctor. 

WHITING MOSES, 8 Church (see page 43T) 

Bt*olcer 

(Insurcnnce.) 

FARWELL WILLIAM E., 25 Winter, c. Summer 


,Swett Noah. 

Bt*o7cet* (ilfortyagc.) 

52 &in 

Blieler George. 418 Arsenal 

SAWYER GEORGE A., 221 Arsenal (see p. 433) 

Btc tter, 

C7teese and Eggs. 

KELLY THOMAS F., basement, 3 lUt. Auburn (see 

page 439) 

D:tdmun 

Button 

&Xary EI. lUiss, 22 Cross 

Hoyle iWu7cer. 

. 

FTELD EDWIN T., 4 B%ain (see page 438) 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 2% Pleasant(scc 

c page 439) 

HACKETT EROS., 6 Galen, Watertown square (see 

HARDING J. A., 12 Galeo (see page 4%) 

HARTFORD NdTHAN R., 1 and 3 I\lain (see 

KELLY THOMAS F., basement 3 ikIt. Auburn (see 

page 430 ; 

LYBIAN W.TLLIAM H., 18 Mt.Auburu (see p. 440) 

Cmyetiters and RthMtws. 

Alnrie doseph N.. 24 Fayette 

hrlter John, 42 Spring 

Bent Alfred I{‘., i6 Main 

Eerry 6% Rlootly, 8 &lain 

Brigham Sidney 11.. 18 Hunt 

I!m~~hnm Charles H., 6 Palfrey 

Fancy George E. S., 50 Riverside 

Lament Thomas, 52 B3t. Auburn 

Lougee Chtrles E., 63 Watertown 

~Iacurdy FT. Warren. 5!l Elm, E. W. 

Sprague Chester, Atseual, nest Irving

WATERTOWN BUSINESS IIIRECTORY 563 

Stearns & Co., 9 Main-St. ct. 

Thon~psou A. L., rear 2 Taylor 

WHITING MOSES, 8 Church (see page 437) 

Wicks William H., 15 Green 

Carpets. 

BENT HERBERT F., 64 Main (see page 447) 

KEEFE & FRASER, 35 Main (see page 447) 

Curpet 

Cleaners. 


LEWA.NDO’S FRENCH DYEING & 

C L E AN S IN G ESTABLISHMENT, 1’3 

Galen, near Pleasant (17 Temple pi., B.) (see p. 3) 

Cmyet Lining Mnftv. 

Union Carpet Lining Co., J. &f. Damon, treas., 304 Arsenal, 

and (179 Devonshire, B.) 

HARTHERTZ F. C., 28 Arsenal (see page 441) 

Rogers R. W., 58 Prentiss 

ROSS JOH-TN, 11 and 13 Spring, n. Main (see p. 441) 

Carriage 

Padrztat*s. 

LEMOR FRANKLIN A., 9 Taylor (see page 441) 

Teele George .E., Spring, near Main 

HARThERTZ 

Carriagesmiths. 

F. C., 28 Arsenal, car. Taylor (see 

KA%%NAFORD E., Arsenal, near Brighton 

line (see p. 441) 

MERRIFIELD F. W. & CO., Western avenue, 

Brighton bridge (see p. 447) 

ROSS JOHN, 11 and 13 Spricg, near Main (see page 

441) 

SI&l&IONf$ W., 56 Prentiss (see p. 4.41) 

Carriage Repa$r4rtg, Etc. 

KAY HANNAFORD E., Arsenal, n. Brighton line 

(see p. 441) 

Carmhge 

Tvhmer. 

Pagan James H., 359 Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn

51:4 

WATERTOWN BUSINESS I>IRECTORY 

Henry 

Cattle 

James S., 11 Garfield 

Dealer. 

D.OHERTY WILLIAM F., 45 Main (see p. 440) 

Cernes t $92d Plaster. 

GILKEY & STONE, 29 Irving, coy. Arsenal (see 

page 451) 

Chair 

Reseater. 

Doughty Charles IL, 28 Mt. Auburn 

Cigar 

Delay Michael E., 257 Pleasant 

Mufr. 

CXgars awd 2iM.3acco. 

BLACK GEOKG-E F., 41 Main (see p. 431) 

l~urns Ji~mes, 10 Galen 

Cos William II.. 68 iUain 

DANFOHTH GUY Y., 40 Main, car. Galen (see 

page 4‘l8) 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant, c. 

Bridge (see p. 4YY) 

Hamliu Louis N., 369 Nt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn 

HOWARD FRED C., 31 RIain (see p. 440) 

TAYLOR GEORGE F., 24 Main (ste p. 4%) 

WOOIUWARD JAMES B., 51 Main (see p. 434) 

PIERCE WILLIAM T., 26 Main,rm.4 (see p. 4~0) 

Jackson Cbwles Id’., 8 Blaukliu 

Cleansing 

(Dry), 

DREWSEN’S FRENCH CLEANSING & DYE- 

ING ESTABLISHMENT, 1 GO l’leas;lnt aud (8 

'l'emble l~l., u.) (see foot liues in General Directory) 

LEWANDO’S 

CLEANS1 

FRENCH 

SG ESTAB 

DYELNG 

LISHMEST, 

& 

19 

Galt~u, uear Pleasant and (17 Temple pl., 13.) (see 

page Y)

Clevgymerh. 

Capen Edward A. (BnptisL), 115 Mt. Auburn 

,.A Cougltlin Thomas W. (Rotnan Catholic), 9 Cbesttlttt 

Y osted John 13. (Xfethodist E:piscopal), 12 Cuba 

liellen William (Methodist Episcopal), 49 Palfrey 

Yorter Edward C. (Cong.), 12 Chester 

Rand Edward A. (Episcopal), 13 Garfield 

Savage William ES. (Unitartan), 1 Dana Terrace 

\- 

Smiler George M. (PI. IS.), 3 Franklin 

- Stack Robert I’. (Catholic), 9 Chestnut 

Y-Townsend Luther T. (Methodist), 18 Chestnut 

Tnllar Clarence E. (Bapt.), 86 I\It. Auburn 

Woodwortil Charles L. (C. T.), 40 Fayette 

Clothit~g Cleansed ma3 Dyed. 

Adatns & Son. 814 Main 

DREWSES’S FRENCH CLEANSING&DYE- 

IR’G ESTABLISHMENT, 160 Pleasant nnd(S 

Temple.pl., 8.) (see foot, lines in General Directory) 

LEWANDO’S,FRENCW DYEING & 

CLEANSING ESTABLISHMENT, 19 

Galett, near Pleasant and (17 Temple pl.) (see p. 3) 

Clotl~Lin.!~ mad iP!em’ Fuvnishi~a~ Goods. 

MARLIN & ROCHE, 37 Main, Watertown square 

(see p. 436) 

Coal alad JVootZ. 

MURPHY PETER J., 357 Mt. Auburn, and 

(ZvIcl)onald St.. Cambridge) (see p. 618 j 

YEVEAR W. H. & CO., elevator, 128 Arsenal, 

otice 6 Spring (see p. 442) 

CofJ1ns and Casfiet. 

GR~,GeG43AjLEXANDER dz SONS, 14 Gnlen (see 

:g FL! 

RAYMOND CHARLES A., 58 Main, opp. Town 

Hall (see p. 43.5) 

Concrete 

Paver. 

Tripp David I., 12 Irving, corner Garnet 

Confectionery and Pt*ht. 

DOHERTY WILLIAM F., 45 Main (see p. 440) 

HO1VAK.D FRED C., 31 Main (see pm 440) 

LUII~O Joseph, 5 Main 

Russo Atgilo, 13 Main

666 WATERTOWN BUSINPSS T’JIRECTORY 

Cotton Wuste and Oils. 

HADDOW & BATCHELOR,49Galen (see ~~450) 

Country 

Produce. 

FIELD EDWIN T., 4 Main (see p. 438) 

FLETCHER 6;: TOWLVE, 256 and 258 Pleasant(see 

page 439) 

HACKETT BROS., 6 Galen, Watertown sq. (see 

page 438) 

LYM.lN WILLIAM IS,, 18 Xt.Auburn (see p. 440) 

Crockery and Glassware. 

BENT HERBERT F., 64 i\Iain (see p. 447) 

Fletcher A. C., 36 and 38 hlain 

FLETCHER & TOWINE, 256 and 288 Pleasant 

(see p. 439) 

Cat Plowers. 

JENKI.NS H. I., 15’7 Coolidge ave. (see p.431-) 

Cutlery 

PAINE RICH&E&D H., 33 &in (see foot liues in 


Dercttlsts. 

Cahill Thomas P., 5G Main, r00111 3 

Horne nobert I., 54 Main 

Huckins I). I’. 8; E. IV.. 17 &lain 

Hnckins Edgar W., 17 Main 

Nil:s James P., Noyes block, 46 Main 

Din&l/ 

Rooms. 

Peoples’ Dining Rooms, 8 Mt. Auburn 

-- Wiley Harry I,., 60 Main 

PAINE RICHARD H., 38 Main (see foot lines 

in Gen’l Directory) 

ROLLINS CHABLES H., 26 AIain (seep. 443) 

Allen Jane N. Mrs., 40 Spring 

Atwood Carrie A. Mrs., 29 Cross 

ljent Mary E. Miss, 5 Fifth RV. 

b Burke C. A. i\lrs., 7 Cuba

WATERTOWN BUSINESS I)IRECTORY 56’i 

Coburn S. A. Mrs., 54 Fayette 

Coon Aunette Miss, 73 Watertown 

Gray Maggie L. Miss, 3 Winter 

Haskins Minnie Miss, 6 Pu’orth Beacon 

Hurlburt &u-y, G Lowell avenue 

Learned Agnes M., 276 Main 

McKay Hattie E. Mrs., 6 Lowell avenue 

McGovern Alice, 18 Cross 

McLeod Lydia Miss, 46 Mt. Auburn 

Monahan i\larp A. IIiss, 50 Arsenal 

Royce Anne Mrs., 54 Mt. Aul)urn 

Slamin Mary, 111 Arsenal 

Townsend isabella Miss, 50 Riverside 

Trlell 1,inny Mrs., %3 Riverside 

Turk Pu’ellie F. Miss, 345 Mt. Auburn, Mt. Aubusn 

Dmgs amcl Chemicals. 

DBNFORTH GUY Y., Main, car. Galen (see 

page 448) 

TAYLOR GEORGE F., 24 Main (see p. 435) 

WOODWARD JAMES B., 51 Main (seep. 434) 

DREWSEN’S FRENCH CLEANSING AND 

DYEING ESTABLISHMENT, 160 Pleasant 

aud (3 Temple pl., U.), (see foot lioes in geu’l 

directory j 

LEWANDO’S FRENCH DYEIiSG & CLEANS- 

ING ESTABLISHMENT (the ool_v house in 

New England for the dry cleaning of delicate 

fxbrics), 9 to 29 Galen, near Pleasarlt, office (IT 

Temple pl., B.) (see page 3) 

Dry 

CJoods. 

tunt George C. & Co., 32 and 34 Maid 

ULis Bras., Otis building, 15 Main 

Dry Plate Hrbfm. 

Stanley Dry Plate Co., F. 0. Stanley, treas., rear 18 

Mnple, near Galen 

-Due 

Notcses. 

DREWSES’S FRENCH CLEANSING AND 

DYEING flSTABLISHRIEXT, 160 Pleasnut 

aud (3 ‘hrI[Jk pl., B.), (see foot lioes ill gen’l 

directory) 

LEWANDO’S FRENCH DYEING & 

CLEANSING ESTABLTSH-IMENT, 9 to 2!I 

G&en, n. Pleasant. office (Ii Temple pl., B.), (see 

pzge 3) 

35

568 WATERTOWN BUSINESS I~IRECTORY 

Campbell Electrical Supply Co. (The), Ronald A. Stuarttreasurer, 

71 Fayette, car. Cushman and (104 

High, B.) 

Embalmers. 

GREGG ALEXANDER 


& SONS, 14 Galen 

RAYMOND CHARLES 

Hall (see page 43.5) 

A., 58 Maio, opp. Town 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO., 43 to 47 

Beverly, B.) (see page 635) 

J!%npZo~ynaer~t Ofices. 

Harrison Mary E. Mrs., 67 Main 

Expresses. 

ALLEN J. N., Watertown & Boston R. R. Expres 

2 Church, near Main (see page 449) 

Callahan Phillip (Mt. Auburn and Boston), 43 Cottage 

and (33 Court sq., B.) 

CRTTCHETT J. H. & SONS, 48 Main md 

(91 ISilby, order box cellar, 3 Quincy Market, 13.)) 

(see p. 433) 

Emerson Thomas P., 15 Spring, and (34 Court sq., 15 

Devonshire and 11.5 Kilby, B.) 

KENNEY JOHN,Watertown and PI7onantum Express, 

8 Winter and J. B. Murphy’s store.I,ynch Bras. sotre 

(33 Court sq. and 111 Kingston, B.) (see page 43i) 

Nally & Son, 6 Church, and (128 State and 77 Kingston, 

B.1 

-Notional Express Co., F. P. McClary, agent, Watertow, 

station, F. R. R., Church 

Famy 

Goods. 

BLACK GEORGE F., 41 Main (see page 434) 

DANFORTH GUY I’., 40 Main, car. Galen (see 

page 448) 

McLAUTHLTN & CO., 39 Main (see page 431) 

MESERVE A. J. MISS, G-2 Main (see page 446) 

YENDERGHAST MARY J. MRS., 61 Main (see 

page 446) 

Regan Mary B. Mrs., 73 Main 

TAYLOR GEORGE F., 24 Main (see page 435) 

WOODWARD JAMES I%., 51 hiLain (see page 434)


Pish and Oysters. 

HARDING J. A., 12 Galen (see page 438) 

Snow James H., 12 Mt. Auburu 

Plovists. 

Evans Charles, 360 Main, next Waltham line 

JENKINS H. I., 157 Coolidge ave. (see page 434; 

Kelley Timothy, 153 Orchard 

Lassman Robert E., 24 Whitney 

#Your an.tl Grmh. 

FIELD EDWIN T., 4 Main (see page 438) 

Flagg James H., 35i Mt. Auburn 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant 


. GREEN S. B. & CO., 224 Arsenal,near Uniorr Market 

station (see page 442) 

HARTFORD NATHAN B., 1 and 3 Main (see 

page 43Y) 

PERKINS & CO., 18 Main (see page 438) 

Longo Joseph, 5 Main 

Russo Angilo, 13 Main 

Scipone Ciro, 69 Main 

l’orre Joseph, 27 Main 

Fruit. 

Fmxdt and 

Vegetables. 

FIELD E. T., 2 Main (see page 438) 

Flagg James H., 357 Mt. Auburn 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 268 Pleasant, ’ 

car. hklge (see page 439) 

Funeral 

Directors. 

t$REaG ALEXANDER & SONS, la Galen (see 

page 452) 

RAYMOND CHARLES A., 58 bin, opp. Town 

Ha11 (see page 435) 

Furnaces, Ranges, Etc. (illrzfrs.) 

WALKER & PRATT MNFQ. CO., 20 and 22 

Galen and (31 to 35 Union, S.) (see page 452) 

Purniture 

DeaEers. 


KEEFE d& FRASER, 35 Main (see page 447)

570 WATERTOWN BUSIXESS XRECTORP 

CRITCHETT J. H. & SON, 48 Main (see p. 433) 

KENNEY JOHN, 8 Winter (see page 43i) 

Nnlly & Son, 6 Church 

Gas l%xtzwes and Shades. 

ROLLTNS CHARLES M., 2G Main (see page 443) 

STRATTON II. R., 4 &X:lin st. et,. (see page 442) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Main (see page 442) 

Gas Light 

Co. 

NEWTON & WATERTOWN GAS LIGHT 

CO., Walter A. Learued, geld. supt., Wells E. 

IIolmes, supt., electrical dept.,Gi \Vater (see p. 443) 

Gas and Steaw Pitters. 

ROLLINS CHARLES H., 26 Main(see page 443) 

STRATTON H. I!&., 4 Nsirl st. ct. (see page 442) 

WlSHART THOMAS R., 48 Maiu (see page 441) 

Gewt% Purniahiny Goods. 

PARLIS & ROCHE, 3i Main (see page 436) 

Siuious, llatch & Wlritteu (mnfrs.), rear 59 Spring 

Glaxier. 

WHITENECT GEORGE S., 7 Spring (see p. 437) 

Granite 

Donahue IIichael J., Western ave. 

Grist 

Wor7cer. 

Mill. 

PERKINS & CO., 18 Main, opp. Spring (see p, 438) 

Grocers. 

Barns James J., 75 Main 

LBoston Brauch Grocery, IL A. Benton, prop., 21 Maiu 

C;lssiJy Bridget Mrs., 30 Irving 


Ylacg James H., 335 Mt. Aulmru st., Mt. Auburn 

FI.&TCHER bi; TO\VNE, 2% aud 2% Pleasant,cor. 

Uridge (see page 439 ) 

Ford Thomas R., 96 Main 

Hall E. C. & A. B., Noyes blk., SO Main 

HARTPOR,D 

page 439) 

NATHAN B., 1 and 3 Main (see

Levelley Bras., 10 Mt. Auburn 

Iqnch Hros., 25 Main 

McGrath Michael, 327 Pleasant 

Murray Owen Mrs., ‘78 Gnlen 

Sextou Margaret Mrs., 81 Farrette 

Vahey James, 19 North Beacon 

Hnir 

Goods. 

MESERVE A. J. MISS, 62 Main (see p. 446) 

Huir, Pluster, Etc. 

FULLER G. & SON, ,547 Western ave. Brighton 

Dist., Boston (see p. 447) 

Hahdressers. 

Dnlliare Jerome, 5 Galen 

Hamlin Lewis N., 369 1Mt. Auburn st. 

Herbert Charles, basement, 258 Pleasant 

Jarvis John J., 17 ilrain 

Kelleher John J., 3 Gnlen, Watertown sq.. 

-Lenox Charles W., Whitney block, 71 Mam 

QHalloran P. H., 23 Main 

I 

Fletcher Alhion C., 36 and 38 Main 

PAINE RICHARD H., 33 Main (see foot lin& in 


Teeie George IL, 9 Main 

Hurness 

Fagan James El., 359 Mt. Auburn 

Mahoney D. J., 1 Mt. Auburn 

Hats 

2fakcem. 

& Cups. 

PARLTN & ROCHE, 37 Main (see p. 136) 

Hay, Straw, Etc. 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 2% Pleasant 


GREEN S. R. & CO., 224 Arseual, near Union Mnrket 

station (see p. 442) 

PERKINS & CO., 18 Main (see p. 438) 

PEVEAR W.H. & CO., 128 Arsenal,office 5 Spring 


Horse 

Dealer. 

POTTER B. E., Spring, next F. Ii. R. (see p. 449)

572 WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

Cassidy John E., Charles River av. 

Ham Joseph F., I Riverside 

HARTHERTZ F. C., 28 Arsenal (see p. 441) 

KAY HANNAFORD E., Arsenal, near Brighton 

line (see p. 441) 

Keefe Patrick F., 22 Watertown 

MXRRIFIELD F.W. & CO.,Western av.,Rrighton 

bridge (see page 445) 

Nolan & Bras., 8 Araeual, Beacon square 

SIMMONS W., 56 Prentiss (see page 441) 

Hosiery 

& Gloves. 

PARLIN & ROCHE, 3i Main (see page 436) 

Hot Water Heating. 

ROLLINS CHARLES H., 26 Main (see p. 443) 

STRATTON H. R., 4 Main street court (see p. 442) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Main (see p. 442) 

, 

Hotels. 

Union Market House, Mrs. L. H. Nesmith, prop., S9 

Walnut, next Union J/larket stock yards 

HdFVARD ICE CO.,56 Galen and (342 Centre,Newton) 


HOWARD A. !X., 6 Watertown, near Galen (see 

page 450) 

O’BRIEN C. & CO., order box at E. C. & A. B. 

Hall’s,50 Main,and (68 West st.,Newton) (see p.18) 

lie 

Cream. 


-- Inthrated Hollow Ware (NY@.) 

Conant John H., 21 Howard, and (103 State, B.) 

Insurance 

Ayen.&. 

Barrows George (life), 56 Main 

Critchett Frederic E. (life), 56 Main 

FARWELL WILLIA,M: E.,% Winter, corner Summer 

(see pace 445) 

GLEASON SAMUEL S., 56 Main (see page 445) 

1NG;RBHAM CV. H., Barnard block, 30 Main, room 

4 (see page 445) 

Mounhan James D., 42 slain


Investmeat 

Securities. 

UNION MhRKET NATTONAL BANK, Oliver 

Shaw, pres. ; John K. Stickney, vice pres.; Noah 

Swett, cashier, 52 !&in (see page 444) 

Iron Pipe and ~Yh&s. 

ROLLINS CHARLES H., 26 &f.ain (see p. 443) 

STRATTON H. R., 4 Main street court (see p. 442) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Maiu (see p. 442) 

Iron ant2 Wood Working Tools. 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO,, 43 to 4’7 Beverly, 


I‘\/ 

Downing Patrick, 87 Fayette 

Gnffiley Philip, 2 BIyrtle 

Knlsonai~hag, 

Etc. 

WHITENECT GEORGE S., 7 Spring (see p. 437) 

Kitchen Fuzrnishing Goods. 

BEJJI! HERBERT F., Gt ;\la:n (see pige 447) 

WALKER & JltATl! MRFG. CO., 20 atT1-22 

Galen (31 to 35 Uuion, B.) (see p. 452) 

Laundries. 

Lee Jim Wah, 32 &It. Auburn 

Lee Sam Wah. 31 &It. Auburn 

Metropolitan Lauudry, H. 11. Sawyer, prop., 46 Spring 

Wah Wing, 8 Spring 

Porter & Co., 14 Watertown 

ABROTT JOHN E., 56 %Iain room 1, and (85 Devonshire, 

B.) (see p. 454) 

ABBOTT S, y., Summer, near Unitarian church, and 

(13 Exchange, room 37, B.) (see p. 454) 

Bernis Issac V., Daua blk., 29 1\Iair

LawlJers,-C’ontinuecE. 

BLAIR LAFAYETTE G., Melendy av., E. WT., 

and (34 School. rms. 37 and 38, B.) (see p. 459) 

CRAWFORD FRED E., rm.2, Savings Bank bldg., 

56 Main, and (10 Tremont, B.) (see p. 459) 

LYONS JOSEPH P., 46 Main, and (27 Tremont 

row. B.) (see p. 464) 

SKINNER HENRY R., 56 Main, and (28 State, 

rm. 5, K.) (see p. 454) 

Sullivau Jere J., 56 Main, and (28 School, rm. 27, B.) 

Wheeler Jesse F., 66 Mt. Auburn, and (5 Tremont, rm. 

22, B.) 

Lead 

Pipe. 


STRATTON H. R., 4 Main st. ct. (see p. 442) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Main (see p. 442) 

Libraries. 

McLAUTHLIN & CO., 39 Main (see p. 434) 

\Vatertown Free Public Library, Main 

Li,me, Hair and Cemerst. 

FULLER G. & SON, 547 Western av., Brighton 

Disl., (13.) (see p. 415) 

GILKEY & STOSE, -L9 Irving, car. Arsenal (see 

p. 451) 

FULLER G. & SON, 547 Western av. Brighton 

District. B. (see p. 447) 

GIL4FlyY cf: STONE., 29 Irving, car. Arsenal (see p. 

iWaclr.inery Mnf~*s. 

NEW ENGLAND 3IACHINE CO., 43 to 4’7 Bevcrly, 

Bostou (see p. 635) 

Mmhi~neq and MusSiir&ts9 Ttmls. 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO., 43 to 47 Ueverly, 

Bostou (see p. 635) 

Elliott Hickory Cycle Co., 22 Maple 

HADDOW & BATCHELOR, 49 Galen (set page 

450) 

Watertowu Machine Works, Matthew Prior, prop., 21 

Howard

iWcmufactumhy 

C0mpmzie.s. 

AETNA MILLS,A. 0. Davidson, agent. 266 Pleasant, 

Bemis station, and (266 Deroushire, B.) (see page 

438 ) 

Cnmpbell Electrical Supply Co. (The) (electric wire 

manufacturers.) Ronahl H. Stunrt, treasurer, 71 

Fayette and (104 High, B.) 

Dalby Thomas Co., Thos. Dalby, treas., 43 Morse 

Eastern Huston Narcotic Cure Co., E. H. Capen, prcs., 

47 Watertown, and (53 State, B.) 

Empire Laundry Machine Co., L. B. Porter, agent, 14 


Hollingsworth SC Whitney Co.. E. B. Eaton, tress,, 24 

Pleasant, and (.t4 Federal, B.) 

Stanley Day Plate Co., F. 0. Stanley, treas., rear 18 

lil aple 

Shelley Mufg. Co., Stanley nv., nest F. R. R., Bemis 

Union Carpet Lining Co., J. RI. Damou, treas., 304 

Arsenal, store (178 Devonshire, B.) 

WALKER &PRATT MNFG. CO., (stoves and furnaces), 

20 and 22 Galen and (31 to 35 Uuion, B.) 

(see 1). 45”) 

WARREN SOAP MNFG CO. (The), A. C. War- 

L- ren, treas. 46 Water, and (143 Federal, B.) (see p. 

11) 

Mmons. 

Barry Lawrence, i.7 Railroad 

Cummiugs Charles, 12 Patten 

Galvin Thomas, 76 Korth Beacon 

McLaughlin Thomas, 64 Summer 

O’Brien Johu (.&one), 88 Walnut 

Xenl nnd Peed. 

PERKINS & CO., 18 Main, opposite Spring (see p- 

433) 

Mead Julian 

XedZccd 

A., 4 Irving 

.%%l~rnen. 

Gill James E., 755 Belmont 

Harriugton E. W., 675 Belmont 

Huckins Harry, 11 Fayette 

Learued Charles H., 276 Main 

Liudsey Robert, 30 Forest 

Mayo Willlam J., 675 Belmont 

Pierce Charles W., 675 Belmont 

- Sullivan Jobu, 324 Pleasant 

Exnmimer.

676 WATERTOWN BUSINESS fETR:~C’IWRY 

JWilCtners and MiLZinety Goods. 

Ceiley Annie L. afiss, 2 Cuba 

Leonard Anna H. Miss. 31 Fayette 

MESERVE A.. .J. MISS, 6d X~in (see page 4$6) 

YENDERGHAST M. J. MRS., 61 Main (see 

page 446) 

Newspapers. 

WATERTOWN ENTERPRISE, Fred G. Barker, 

editor and publisher, 30 Main (see page 445) 

Watertowu Independeut, J. D. Monahau, 79 Maiu 

Newqmpers 

and PerZodicaCs. 

McLAUTHLIN & CO., 39 Main (see page 434) 

l~lackwell Marcia M. Mrs., 23 Marion 

Johnson Augusta A. Mrs., 6 Phillips 

lhorris Margaret Mrs., 11 Fifield 

Osborne Mar:: Miss, 20 Cross 

Regau Mary, 8 Walnut 

Smith Annie Mrs., 3 Cuba 

Watkins Susan, 12 Morse 

road 

Oysters and Clams. 

HARDING J. A., 12 Galen (see page 438) 

Government Waterproof Paint Co. (The), 71 Fayette, Sl, 

Howard and (104 High, 13) 

PaimJers. 

(CARRIAGE.) 

LEMON FRANKLIN 

ltogers R. W., 58 Prentiss 

A., 9 Taylor (see page 441) 

Teele George IX., 9 Sp~iog 

(HOUSE AND SIGN.) 

LEMON FRANKLIN 

page 441) 

A. (sign), 9 Taylor (see 

Pagorge A., 6 Main 

RUNDLETT 

page 437) 

BENJAMIN T., 7 Nain-st ct. (‘see 

WHITENECT GEORGE S., 7 Spring (see p. 43’7)

WATERTOWN BUSINESS I)IRECTORir 577 

PfqIer Buff nmfM. 

Union Bag & Paper Co., F. Washburn, sec. aud treas., 

28 Pleasant and (44 Federal, 1%) 

Collins Henry, 3 Spring 

WHITENEC’JT GEORGE S., ‘7 Spriug (see p.43ij 

Paper 

Colline Henry, 3 Spring 

Paper 

Hangings. 

1Wtaf rs. 

Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., 28 Pleasant, opp. Cross, 

and (44 Federal and 143 Congress, 0.) 

Putent 

Medicines. 

BLACKGEORGE F., 41 Main (see page 434) 

DANFORTH GUY P., 40 Main, car. Galen (see 

page 448) 

TAYLOR GEORGE F.. 24 Main (see page 435) 

WOODWARD JAMES B., 51 Main (see p. 431) 

Patterm 

(Universal). 

MESERVE A. J. MISS, 62 Main (see page 446) 

Paints, Oils und Glass. 

PAINE RICHARD H., 33 Main (see foot lines in 

General Directory) , 

Pilotoyraphers. 

ARM.STRONG 3%. L., 7 &in (see page 433) 

Aldrich E. True, 52 Mt. Auburn 

Anderseu Thomas, 51 Mt. Auburn 

EMERSON CHARLES S., 16 Church (see p. 434) 

Hail S. Adelaide Mrs. (homceopathic), 53 Mt. Auburn 

Huckins David’l’., 17 Main 

Kelly Michael J., 122 Main 

Mead Julian -4., 4 Irving 

Morse Luther B., 2 Riverside 

Tower George A. (horn.), 80 Mt. Auburn 

Locke 

Piano ard Otyan Turner. 

F. A., 5 Spring

578 WATERTOWN BUSTNESB-DIRECTORY 

Picture 2ranae Hnfta. 

Iiiusmnn D. IV., 30 Main, rm. 4 

GILKEY & STONE, 29 Irving, COL’. Arseual (see p. 

451) 

ROLLINS CHARLES H., 26 Main (see page 443) 

IL) )ney John F., bxsemznt, 1 Wt. Aubu~u 

STRATTON H. R., 4 Main st. ct. (see p. 442) 

WISHAKT THOMAS B., 48 vlnin (see pge 442) 


BARKER FRED G. L’Watertown Enterprise”, 

Uarnard Irlock, 30 Main (see page 415) 

McLAUTHLIN & CO., 39 Maiu (see page 434) 

Ayer I,. A. .J., 7 Galeu 


HACKETT BHOS., 6 Galen, Watertown sq. (see 

page 438) 

KELLY THOMAS F., b asement, 3 Mt. Auburns (see 

page 439) 

LYMAN WILLIAX I-I., 18 Mt. Auburn (see page 

440) I 

Ayer L. A. J., i Galen 


FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 aud %58 PIeasant(see 

page 439) 

HACKETT BROS., 6 Galeu, Watertown sq. (see p. 

4381 

HARTFORD NATHAN B., 1 and 3 Mttiu (see 11. 

439) 

KELLY THORUS 

pap.2 439) 

F., basement, 3 Mt. Auburu(see 

Levelley lhos.. 10 Mt. Auburn 

LYMAN WILLIAM H., 18 Mt. Auburn (see page 

d4U) 

SAWYER GEORGE A. (lamb and veal), 

seual (see page 433) 

221 Ar-

WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECT& 579 

\ 

PublG Carriage. 

Robbins Dexter A., Watertown station, F. R. R.,Church 

Publisher. 

BARKER FRED G., “Watertown Enterprise”, 30 


PlOnp. 


Real Estate AgeMs. 

GLEASON SAMUEL S., 56 Main (see p. 445) 

Monahan J. D., 42 Main 

RiMons 

and Laces. 

PENDERGHAST MARY J. MRS., 61 Maiu,cor. 

Church (see page 446) 

Roofing. 

WALKER &PRATT MNFG. CO., 20 and 22 

Galen, and (31 and35 Uuion, Boston) (see p. 45.2) 

Sanitary 

Eqyineer. 


STRATTON H. Ft., 4 Main st. ct. (see page 442) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Maiu (see psge 442) 

Savings 

Ban72. 

WATERTOWN SAVINGS BANK, Albert 0. 

Davidson, pres., George E. Priest, treas., 36 Main 


Sewing D&chbe Shuttle and BobbinXnj~. 

Porter Shuttle & Bobbin Co., 14 Watertowu 

Sh,ade (Window) 

2!b~j’ra. 

RALSTON JOHN &CO., 71 Fayette (see p. 451) 

Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Etc. 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO. (43 to 49 Beverly, 

Boston) (see page 635) 

Sileet -Lead av&d Zinc. 

IZOLLINS CHARLES H., 26 Main Qee page 443)

/ 

580 ,$&4TERTOWN BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

Shirt 

.mLfi’S. 

Barker Joseph G., 47 Spring 

DAVIDSON GEORGE GF. (custom) ,47 Spriug (see 

page 446) 

Simbns, Hatch & Wbitten, rear 59 Spring., near Fayette 

and (1 Winthrop sq., and 18 to 32 Otis, B.) 

Sign mad Paoacg Puinters, 

LEMON FRANKLIN A., 9 Taylor (see page 441) 

Slauyh 

ter House. 

SA\%‘YER GEORGE A., 221 Arsenal (see p. 433) 

soil29 

ikiG2frs. 

WARREN SOAP MNFG. CO., 46 Water, and 

(143 Federal, IS.) (see page 12) 

Soda Wuter iWn.frs. 

EMERSON & THOMPSON, 38 Watertown (see 

page 440) 

Spring Wuter ( WA OZ.) 

EMERSON & THOMPSON, 38 Watertown (see 

page 440) 

StcabZes (LZtiery.) 

Hubbard Frank K., 24 Mt. Auburn, n. F. R. R. 

POTTER B. E., 18 Spring, n. F. R. 12. (see p. 449) 

\L- 

Stnmh Z&f rs. 

Barker H. & Co., Water, and (74 Commercial, B.) 

Crystal Springs Mnfg. Co. (The), 166 Pieasant 

Stutioaherp/, 

Etc. 

McLAUTHLIN & CO., 39 Main (see page 434) 

Steam Boilers ard Et,yines. 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO, (43 to 47 

Beverly, 1-l.) (see page 635) 

Stewa Pu~rrzps, Boilers, Etc. 

NEW ENGLAND MACHINE CO. (43 to 4i Bererly, 

13.) (see page 635)

WATERTOWN CL’SISESS DIRECTORY 581 


STRATTON H. R., 4 Main-st. ct. (see page 446) 

WISHART THOMAS B., 48 Main (see page 442) 

Steana t.md Hot 

Water Apparut~us. 

WALKER & PRATT MXFG. CO., 20 and 22 

Galen and (31 to 35 Uniou, B.) (see page 452) 

Steam nrzd Hotel Cookhag Appmmtcts. 

WALKER & PRATT MNFG. CO., 20 and 22 

Galen and (31 to 35 Uniou, B.) (see page 452) 

%%AT,KER & PRATT MNFG. CO., 20 and 22 

Galen and (31 to 35 Union, U.) (see page 432) 

Stoves and T+hwure. 


\%‘ALKER & PHATT MNFG. CO., 20 

Gaien aud (31 to 35 Union, U.) (see page 452) 

Street Cm Statio2a. 

HOWARD FRED C., 31 RIain (see page 440) 

Sur~Lteyors* 

Jackson Charles F., 8 Franklin 

PIERCE WILLIAM T., 56 Main, rm.4(see p.460) 

Jones Arthur. 4G Main 

McAreeney Patrick, 14 Mt. Auburn 

Tea&em. 

(wusIc.) 

Carter J3ertha E. Miss, 55 Mt. Auburn 

Currau K. E. Miss, 2 Commou 

Leach Emilie llI. Mrs., 32 Church 

Keville alice B. Miss, 8 Middle 

Pierce M. J. Miss, 19 Franklin 

Tenoey Susie J. Miss, 7 Cuba 

Peamsters. 

Bill Fred P., 8 Summer 

Fitlnerty William B., stand 33 Main 

Slec~l~er George H.. 47 Nain 

Stelthen; Bras., 45 California

!%!2 WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIEECTORY 

Teas, Coffees and Spices. 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant, c. 

Bridge (see page 4:3Y) 

HARTFORD NATHAN B., 1 and 3 Main (see 

page 43Yj 

Japan Tea Co., J. D. MonaIran, prop., 42 Main 

Learned Charles E. Miss, 11 Main 

!Pelegmph 

Oflees, 

Western Union Telegraph Co., P. J. Coughlin, operator 

Watertown station, F. R. R., Church and Union 

Market station, F. R. R., Mrs. M. F. Whitten, operator, 

School 

(L%lephone 

Of/tee. 

Xew England Telephone & Tel. Co., Miss Jennie Campion, 

operator, 48 Main 

Tifn, Cop9jer and Sheet Ir*on Work. 

Rowen George S., 11 Main-street court 

WALKER ‘& PRATT MNFG. CO., 20 and 23 

Galen and (~31 to YLI Union, B.) (see p. 452) 

Tit& 

Roofiug. 

WaCKER & PRATT MNFG. CO., 40 and 22 

Galen and (31 to 35 Union, R.j (see 1~. 45”) 

l’ittt Cloth 11Z3tf3-s. 

RALSTON JOHN & CO., 71 Fayette (see p. 4.j1) 

Toilet Articles CLILCZ Perfumeries. 

BLACK GEORGE F., 41 Main (see p. 434) 

DANFORTH GUY I’., 40 Alaiu, WI’. Gulen (see 

page 448) 

TAYLOR GEORGE F., 24 Main (see p. 435) 

WOOD WARD JAMES B., 51 Main (see p. 434) 

Undet*takem. 

GREGG ALEXANDER & SONS, 14 Galen (see 

page 452) 

GREGG GEORGE H, (4 Central block, Newtonville), 

see page 4.52) 

RAYMOND CHARLES A., 53 Main, opp. Town 

llall (see page 435) 

. 

BENT HERBERT F., G4 Main (see p. 447) 

KEEFE a% FRASER, 35 Mniu iwe page 447)

WATERTOWN 8USINltss ‘DIRECTORY 583 

Variety 

Learned C. E. Miss, 11 Mnin 

Store. 

Watchmakers and Jewelers. 

EVA Alfred, 2 Mt. Auburn 

Irish Ernest C., 65 Main 

Morgan William 0.. 5 Spring 

Wat;t,zi;n 

Water Sapply Co. 

Water Supply Co., John H. Perkins, supt.,52 

Wedding 

Cake. 


Weighers. 

Flagg James H., 357 Mt. Auburn, Mt. Auburn 

Town Scales, Mt. Auburn, next Beacon square 

Cassidy John E., Charles River aveuue 

HARTHERTZ F. C., 28 Arsenal (see p. 441) 

MERRIFIELD F. W. & CO., Western avenue, 

Brightou bridge (see page 447) 

ROSS JOHN, 11 and 13 Spring, near Main (see 

page 441) 

Wbdow Shade Mnfrs. 

RALSTON JOHN & CO,, 71 Fayette, car. Cushman 


Wire 

Goods. 


gen’l directory) 

Wood and Coal. 

MURPHY PETER J., 357 Mt. Auburn st. and 

(M:Donaltl st., Cambridge) (see p. 618) 

PEVEAR W. H. & CO., elevator, 128 Arsenal, 

ofice 5 Spring [see p. 442) 

Wood 

Engravers. 

Calderwood George A., 58 Elm, E. W. 

36

582 WATERTOWN BUSINESS DIkECTORY 

Wood 

Workers. 

Kingsman David W., 30 Main, rm. 4 

Wooden. 

Ware. 

FLETCHER & TOWNE, 256 and 258 Pleasant, 

car. Bridge (see page 439) 


gen’l dvectory) 

Woolen 

Good J!lnfrs. 

AETNA MILLS, A. 0. Davidson, agent, 266 

Pleasant, Bemis station, Arthur Hobart, treas. (266 

Devonshire, B.) (see page 435) 

t..

OFFICERS .-. 

OF THE , 

TOWN OF WATERTOWN, 

FOR 1893, 

Town Election First Monday in March. 

Selectnten-Abram L. Richards, George H. Sleeper, 

Chasles F. Fitz. 

TOWN CZerL-Fred E. Critchett. 

T~ensurer-Samuel S. Gleasou. 

Cotlector-William E. Farwell. 

Assessors -William H. Ingraham, William E. Farwell, 

James H. Norcross. 

Auditor-George S. Parker. 

Board of Health-Bennett F. Davenport, Chairman; 

Edward F. Porter, Secretctry ; James R. Harrison 

Fence Viewers-George Parker, Thomas H. Wicks, 

Samuel F. Stearns. 

Janitor-John H. Holt. 

Measurers oj @rain-W. H. Perkins, James W. Magee. 

Overseers of Poor-The Selectmen 

Begistraw oj Voters-O. W. Dimick, Chairmak; F. E. 

Critchett, Clerk; C. S. Regan, I,. B. Tarlton 

RNM! Commissioners-George II. Sleeper, Thomas 

Gavin, Thomas G. Banks. 

Sealer of Weights and Mectsurers-Fred E. Critchett. 

Supt. of Almshouse and Pound Keeper-John J. Reed. 

Supt. of Hay Scales-Daniel J. Mahoney. 

Supt. of Highways--Thomas G. Banks. 

S~urveyors and Measurers oj Wood and Bark-William 

H. Pevear, Harry E. Dadmun, John J. Gavin 

Undert&ers-Alexander Gregg, George I-1. Gregg, 

Charles A. Raymond.

536 WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

POLICE 

DEPARTMEST. 

STATION, TOWN HOUSE BCILDING. 

1 Church, corner Main. 

George Parker, Chkf; Daniel H. Cooney, Thomas F. 

Lyons, Linus Allen Shaw, Henry W. Howard, Frank H. 

Callshan, John F. Dwyer, Ptrtdmen; ,Joseph P. White, 

William P. Coleman, Robert Elder, Miclruel Carroll,Joseph 

Burns, James Nee, &xcicrZ Poo!ics; George Parker. Daniel 

II. Cooney, Linus Alleu Shnw, Cossttrbles; George Parker, 

George F. Robinson, Andrew H. Stone! Thomas F. 

Lyons, Truant Oflcers. 

FIRE 

DEPARTMENT. 

BOARD 

OF ENGINEERS. 

Henry Home, Ciliej”; James R. Harrison, Asst.; 

Michael B. Colligan, 212d. Asst and Clerk. 

PEQUOSSETTE S. F. E. CO., NO. 1. 

Church Street, 

near Main. 

David S. Rundlett, Foremun; Herbert A. Philbrook, 

Asst. Foreman; W:de C, Wheeler, Clerk; Moses Pattee. 

Driver; J. H. Holt, Ez!ginenan. 

Ten Members. 

A. D. DREW HOOK AND LADDER CO. 

Church Street, 

near Main. 

Michael W. Lyons, Foreman; John J. Murphy, Asst. 

Fxentan ; Thomas J. Gavin, Clcr~; James J. Flannerp. 

Ten Members.

\ WATERTOWN MISCELL~EGCS DEPARTMENT 587 

JOHN A. YORK HOSE CO., NO. 1. 

Church Street, near Main. 

David S. Rundlett, Foreman; Herbert A. Philbrook. 

Asst. Foreman; Wade C. Wheeler, Clerk; Gilbert C. 

Nichols, Driver. A 

PEQUOSSETTE HOSE, NO. 2. 

Mt. Auburn Street, near Arlington. 

Robert Elder, Foreman; John Lyons, Asst. Foreman; 

William Andrews, CZerk. 

Eight 

Members. 

FIRE ALARM. 

List of boxes with their numbers 

and locations. 

3 J. H. Flogg’s store, Mt. Auburn. 

4 R. R. station, East Watertown. 

5 Juuc’n &It. Auburn and School Sts. 

6 Mt. Auburn, car. Walnut Sts. 

i Mt. Auburn. car. Parker Sts. 

12 Galen, car. Morse Sts. 

13 Watertown, cor.Morse Sts. 

14 ,Jewett St., near Royd St. 

15 Engine House, Church St. 

16 Water St., at Electric Light station 

21 Main St., opposite Howard St. 

24 Office Btna RIilIs, Pleasant St. 

24 Junct’n Lexington and Orchard Sts. 

25 Common St., car. Common St. Place. 

26 Favette St., COP. White’s ave. 

41 Grove St,, COP. Coolidge Ave. 

44 Junc’n Arsenal and Walnut Sts. 

43 Irving St. near Market 

45 (private) ,Union Carpet Lining Co.‘s Mill, Arsenal st. 

When a fire is discovered, go to the nearest box to the 

tire. 

A sign over each box gives the location of the keys, 

with which the citizens should be familiar, thus sav;ng 

any delay in sounditrg an alarm. 

Open the box, pull the hook all the way down, once 

only, and let go. If you don’t hear any sound frotn the 

tapper in the box, pull again. If you fail the second 

time, go to the next nearest box and do the same. Do 

not touch any other box if the first one gives the alarm.

~%WATERTOWN nfmxmaEous DEPARTMENT 

After giving an alarm, remain at the box, if possible’ 

to direct the fireman to the fire. 

Never sound an alarm for a fire seen at a distance, unless 

assistance is called for. 

N’ever open .the box or touch the hook expect in case 

of fire. 

Any one having a key to the signal boxes who should 

change his place of resfdence. or business, will please return 

the key promptly to the Chief Engineer or the Engine 

House. 

SIGNALS. 

l--Blow for test at 6.30~. M. and 12.45 and 6.45 P. M. 

l-l-Two blows will be given when the compauies at 

fires have “made up.” 

ll-Blows followed by box number indicate Police 

Call. One round. 

2-2-Signal for no School. Two rounds. 

PUBLIC 

SCHOOL 

SCHOOLS. 

COMMITTEE. 

Dr. J. A. Mead, Cl~aiwnan; Charles W. Stone, Sec.; 

C. S. Ensign, James D. Monahan, Henry Skinner, Miss 

H. Adelaide Coolidge. 

Superintendent-George R. Dwelley. office hours, 4 to 

5 p. m., Tuesday and Thursday, School committee room, 

Town Hall, Main, car. Church street. 

PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL. 

Marshall street. 

George R. Dwelley, Principal; Elien M. Crafts, Rachel 

Hartwell, Arnold Zullig, A&dants. 

CESTRE 

GRANT GRAMMAR 

DISTRICT. 

SCHOOL. 

Whites avenue. 

Charles G. Ham, Master; Elizabeth P. Skinner, Olinna, 

E. Tenney, Anna D.Hall,Etta B. Dadmnn,assista,Lts. 

FRANCIS GRAMXAR 

SCHOOL. 

Mount Auburn street. 

S. .J. Holbrook. FVincippaZ; Hattie B. Johnson, Lizzie 

A. Burbank, Assistants.

WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 589 

PHILLIPS PRIMARY SCHOOL. 

Marshall street. 

Miss Mamie B. Patten, Principal; Luna S. Cutler, E. 

Delia Adams, Assistads. 

EAST 

DISTRICT. 

COOLIDGE GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. 

Mt. Auburn street, near Cottage. 

Miss Ruth W. Howard, Principal; Miss Mary E. 

Burns, TeaclLer. 

WEST DISTRICT. 

SPRING GRAMMAR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. 

Ma,in street. 

Miss Joanna M. Riley, Miss Hattie 31. Cutter, Miss 

Alice V. Winslow, Teachers. 

PALER GRAW~AR AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. 

Galen street. 

Miss Alice C. Rullard, Princi@; Miss Christina F. 

Green, Miss Susan A. Blake, Tenclbem. 

BEMIS PRIXARY SCHOOL. 

Waltham street. 

Miss Margaret L. Sullivan, Tencher. 

Teacher of Drawing-Miss Elizabeth C. Allen. 

Teacher 01 Manual Trtaining-William A. England. 

Teacher qf Music-S. H. Hadley, High and Grammar 

schools and 0. K. Brown, Primary school. 

Teacher of Sewing-Miss Ella Whiting. 

Truant Oflcers-Geo. Parker, Geo. F. Robinson, Andrew 

H. Stone, Thomas F. Lyons. 

Janitors-Geo. F. Robinson, Andrew H. Stone, Mary 

Austen, Mrs. Ryan, E. A. Humphrey. 

ST. PATRICK’S PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. 

Pleasant street, next Church lane. 

11 Teachers of St. Dominick. 485 pupils.

590 ~‘A’JJER’JOWN MTSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

WATERTOWN FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY. 

Main, corner Thaxter street. 


TRUSTEES. 

Charles Brigham. Chirman; ,Dr. J. A. Mead, Sec.; 

George E. Priest, Treas.; Rev. Robert P. Stack, Herbert 

Coolidge, William H. Bustin, ,Jr. 

Solon F. Whitney, Libl*a~inn; Miss Jane Stockwell, 

Isl flsst.; Miss Mabel F. Learned, 2d Bsst.; Miss Flora 

IS. Wise, 3d Asst.; Miss 1,. Louise Whitney, Cataloguer. 

Open every afternoon except Sundays, from 2 o’clock 

to 9 o’clock. 

Number of books, 21,382 besides 26,000 pamphlets 

and papers. 

CHURCHES. 

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WATERTOWN. 

Mt. Auburn street, near Main 


Rev. Edward A. Capeu, P&or; Royal Gilkey, Joseph 

H. Stone, W. E. Parwell. Heury Richardson, S. Henry 

Cooml~s, Deacons; J. H. L. Coon, F. H. Edgecomb, 

William H. Pevenr, Standirrg Committee; S. Henry 

Coombs, Tyeas.; William ‘I’. Macurdy, Clerk; S. Henry 

Coombs: (7011.; J&n A. York, Sexton; Fred E.Crawford, 

8upt. s. s.; Waldo A. Gilkey, A&t. Supt.; Louis J. 

Goodwin. Chorister; Walter Stone. Sec.; W. H. Pevear, 

Treus. ; William A. Jepson. Lib,*crri&. 

Number of church members, 373. Number of scholars, 

350. Volumes, GOO. 

PHILLIPS CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL 

TRINITARIAN.) 

Mt. Auburn street, corner Phillips. 


Edward C. Porter, Padog*; Luther BXorbe,Horace W. 

Otis, L. McDonald. Noah Swett, Deacons; Moses Fuller, 

Tyeas . ; J. Henry Green, Clerk; E. S. Plaisted, Sextw; 

Joshua H. Pollard, Supt. S. S.; Arthur Stockin, Asst. 

Supt. ; Miss Susie Burnham, Librarialz. O@cew of the 

P~>&l~--John M. Johnson, Treas.; James H. Snow, Walter 

B. Snow, W. N. Chamberlin, Prudential Committee. 

Number of members, 225. Number of scholars, 220 

Over 700 volumes in library.

WATERTOWN MTSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 591 

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD 

DIt. Auburn, corner Russell avenue. 

(EPISCOPAL.) 

Church built A. D. 1888. 

Rev. Edward A. Rand, Rector; Thomas G. Banks, 

Clerk; W. J. Qnimy,Treas.; John E. Abbott, Guy Smith, 

Wardem; Joseph A. French, Geo. F. Robinson, George 

0. Pisher, Henry A. Scranton, John Baker, William 

Hauck, John Lovell, V&trynzen. 

METHODIST 

EPISCOPAL. 

Main street, near Cross. 


Rev. George M. Smiley, Pastor; R. H. Paine, Henry 

Chase, Cyrus H. Campbrll, Curtis Iiisby, Mrs. Wallace 

Savage, Wilber F. Learned, Geo. E. Priest, N. B.Hartford, 

F. W. Cobb, F. ‘I’. Holmes, Stewards; Geo. E. 

Z’riest, Treas.; W. C. Howard, Geo. E. Priest, E.F. Parier, 

W. H. Perk&, W. W. Savage, Oliver Shaw, L. S. 

Cleveland, Chester Sprague, Trustees; F. T. Holmes, 

Xe.xlon; R. H. Paine, Supt. S. S.; Herbert Learned&c.; 

H. S. Wood, Libra%/. 

Number of church members, 152. Number of Sunday 

school members, 235. Volumes, 208. 

ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH (ROMAN CATHOLIC.) 

Church lane,off Main street,nearly opposite Public Library. 


Rev. Robert P. Stack. Pustor; Rev. T. W. Cougblin, 

Asst. ; ---, Sexton; Rev. Robert P. Stack, Supt. 

Sunday School. 

Number of members, 3,000. 

FIRST PARISH SOCIETY (UNITARIAN.) 

Church street, corner Summer. 


Rev. William H. Savage, Pustor; Charles W. Stone, 

Chairman; Dr. Julian A. Mead. G. Frederick Robinson, 

John Kendall, H.O. Wilson.Star~dirLg Committee; William 

H. Ingraham, Treas. and Clwk; Rev. Wm. H. Savage, 

Supt. S. 8.; A. Clark, Librarim&; C. F. Pike, Musical 

Director.

59 2 WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

MI. AUBURN UNION CHAPEL. 

Belmont street, near the bridge, Mt. Auburn. 

Established Nov. 9, 18’73. 

F Joseph A. Coolidge, 37 Wallace st., Cambridge, Supt.; 

Augustus Freemau, Mt. Auburn, Ass. Sapt.; William 

Johnson, Belmont, Sec.; Henry Richardson, Mt. Auburu, 

Tretrsurer. 

PEQUOSSETTE 

MASONIC. 

LODGE OF FREE MASONS. 

Chartered 1858. 

F. E. Critchett, K X.; R. W. Brown, X. K; Charles 

F. Rustin, J. W.; G. F. Robiusou, Sec.; William E. Farwell, 

Treus.; John M. Johnson, S. D.; George S. Parker, 

J. D.; Thomas B. Wishart, S. S.; S. Eugene Proctor, J. 

8.; W. H. Savage, Chap.; F. H. Edgecombe, !I’yler. 

Meetings held in Masonic Hall, Otis buildiug, Main, 

corner Spring street, second Thursday in the month. 

Officers elected annually, in December. 

ODD 

FELLOWS. 

LAFAYETTE LODGE, NO. 31. 

William M. Newcomb, iV. a.; 0. R. Hatch, Per. Sec.; 

Johu W. Newcomb, Rec. Sec. 

Meets every Tuesday evening in Masonic Hall, 17 

Main street. 

AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR. 

CHARLES RIVER COUNCIL, NO. 36. 


G. M. Blaze, C.; S. A. Gregg, Cc&J W. H. Lucas 

Chap. and Sec. 

Meetssecond and fourth Wednesday ereuings in G. A. 

R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street.

‘WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 593 

ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED 

WORKMEN. 

WATERTOWN LODGE, NO. 70. 


Andrew Nuttiug, M. W.; Dennis Sullivan, Recorder. 

Meets first and third Mondays in each month at Masouic 

EIall, Otis building, 17 Main street. 

BRITISH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 

J. H. Looker, .&es.; G. S. Thompson, Sec. 

Regular meetings second Wednesday of each month. 

GRANB ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC. 

ISAAC B. PATTEN POST, NO. 81. 

David F. Tripp, C.; J. M. Burns, 8. V. c.; 

J. L. Robinson, J. v. C.; Charles C. White, Q. X; E. 

W. Pilsbury, AC@. ; F. A. Thomas, Surgeon; George 

W. Foskett, C%up.; Andrew Goodwin, 0. G.; G. F. 

Robinson, S. M. 

Regular meetings first and third Friday evenings of 

each month, at G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street. 

ISAAC B. PATTEN RELIEF CORPS, NO. 59. 

Mrs. Abbie H. Stone, Pres.; Mrs. Sarah A. Barker, 

Sec. 

Regular meetings, second and fourth Mondays of each 

mouth, at G. A. R. Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn st. 

SONS OF VETERANS. 

ARTHUR B. FULLER CAMP, 102. 

Denuis J. Sullivan, Commander; J. J. Hurlihy, 1st. 

Sergeant. 

Regular meetiugs, second and fourth Fridays of each 

month.

KXIGHTS 

OF HONOR. 

QUIXOBEN LODGE, NO. 43. 

Instituted Feb. 2, 1857. 

Henry Atwood, Diet.; Howard Russell, Reporter. 

Meets secoud and fourth Monday evenings at Masonic 

Hall, Otis buildiug, 17 Maiu 

M. C. 0. F. 

CHARLES RIVER COURT. 

J. D. PIIouahnn. G. R.; M. T. Holland, Sec. 

Regular meetings first and third Mondays in G. A. R. 

hall 2 Mt. Auburn st. 

NORTHERN MUTUAL RELIEF 

ASSOCIATION. 

FRANKLIN ASSOCIATES, NO. 19. 

F. H. Edgecomb, Pres.; William H. Pevear, Sec. 

Meets flmrth Wednesday in each month, in G. A. It* 

Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn st. 

ORDER OF THE FRATERNAL CIRCLE. 

PEQUOSSETTE LODGE, NO. 93. 

Edward Troy, Pres.; M. P. Hynes, Sec. 

Meets first and third Tuesdavs of each mouth, in G. A. 

R. 11: 1 j 2jMt,. Auburn street I 

0. I. H. 

LOCAL BRANCH, 393. 

Warreu Taylor, C. J.; Geo. S. Parker, Accountnr~t. 

~Regular meetings first and third Thursdays, in G. A. R. 

Hall, 2 Mt. Auburn street. 

ROYAL 

ARCANUM. 

GEN. tiUINEY COUJWIL, NO. 4380. 

I’eter McGrath, Regent; Daniel F. Loughry, Sec. 

Meetings first aud third Wednesdays at G. A. R. Hall, 

2 Bit Auburn st.

WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 6% 

TEMPERANCE 

SOCIETY. 

CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARS, NO. 6. 

’ Organized May 31, 1878. 

Edward Stearns, C. Tern&r. 

Meets every Wednesday evening in the Aetna School 

Hall, Bridge street. 

CRYSTAL RIVER LODGE, G. T., NO. 137. 

Organized Jan. 1890. 

Frank Moore, C. T.; Minnie Haskir 8, VLce T. ; John 

Golding, P. C. T.; Miss Joanna Martin, #en.; Hugh 

Gelding, Treas. 

Meets every Thursday evening at rms. in Dana block, 

29 Main. 

WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE UNION. 

Mrs. James Coon, Pres.; Mrs. A. C. Crswford;Treas.; 

Mrs. Andrew Goodwin, Car. Sec.; Mrs. James Judd,Rec. 

Sec. 

Regular meetings secoud and fourth Fridays of each 

month at 3 p. m., in the Y. M. C. A., rooms, Otis bldg., 

17 Maiu street. 

U. 0. G. C. 

ABRAHAM LINCOLN COMMANDERY, NO. 67. 

Organized Sept., 1879. 

Charles Worth, A C.; Mrs. A. B. Hall, N. .X C.; S. 

F. Cole, Prelate; George H. Critchley, Herald; A. J. 

Coolidge, K. of R.; A. D. Drew, F. K. of 11.; George 

F. Teele,Treas.; A. K. Worth, W. I. Q.; T. F. Holmes, 

W. 0. Cr.; Mrs. Andrew Goodwin, P. LX. C. 

Meets at Masonic Hall, 17 Main street, first and third 

Thursday eveniugs of each month. 

SOCIETIES, 

BOARD 

ETC. 

OF TRADE. 

S.S. Gleason, W. M. Otis, A. C. Stockin, H. H, Sawyer, 

Chester Sprague. 

Meets in Otis building, 17 Main street.

596 WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOU6 DEPARTMENT 

I-IOUE FOR FRIENDLESS OR FALLEN WOUEN. 

Elm, corner Arsenal, East Watertown. 

Office, 2 Russell pl., off North Russell street, Boston. 

F. C. Hatch, Missionary and Supt. ; Mrs. F. C. Hatch, 

Asst. ; Rev. Addisou Browne, co&.; G. A. Tower, M. D., 

Clara C. Austin Leach, 31. D., V’isiting Physicians; Arthur 

P. Wilson, Btt. 

ST. PATRICK’S LITERARY ASSOCIATION. 

St. Patrick’s Hall. 

P. S. Cuuniff, Pres.; James Vahey, Xec. 

Meetiugs every Sunday afternoon at 4 p. m. 

THE LADIES’ BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. 


Mrs. Robert Horne, Pres.; Mrs. Henry Locke, Vice 

Pres. ; Mrs. IL F. Hagoes, Treas.; Mrs. Herbert Kryo, 

Xec.;Mrs. George 6. Johnsou, &U-on. 

llleets second Friday of each month, from October to 

April at Unittcrian building, Church street. 

WATERTOWN FIREMAN’S RELIEF ASSOCIATIOK~ 

Organized November 2, 1891. 

Henry Home, Pres.; M. W. Lyons, Ece Pres.; Orrin 

1%. Hatch, Sec.; John H. Holt. 15.eas.; Jxmes K. Harrison, 

David S. Ruudlett, John J. Murphy, Robert Elder, 

Trustees. 

Annual meeting second Wednesday in May 

WATERTOWN HlSTORICAL SOCIETY. 

Rev, Edward A. Rand, Pres.; William H. Ingraham 

T7ice Pres. ; Charles F. Pitz, Car. Sec.; Miss Ellen F. 

Crafts, Rec. Sec.; Clnlrles F. nIason, Tj*eas.; Solon F. 

Whitney, Librarim; The above officers and Bennett F. 

Davenport, 31. D., Julian A. Mead, ix. D., and Charles A. 

Sterns, Council. 

WATERTOWN IMPROVEXEN’I’ ASSOCIATION. 

Organized April 23, 1883. 

Rev. Elward A. Rand, Pres.; James H. Norcross, 

Thomas Gaviu,and David F. Tripp, VicePt-es;WilliamH. 

Ingraham, Sec.; Charles F. Jackson, Treas.

WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMEIQT 597 

WATERTOWN LADIES’ SOCIETY FOR THE RE- 

LIEF OF THE SICK. 

Formed in 1816. 

Mrs. R. A. Bradford, l’res.; Miss Emily Robbina, Vice 

Pres.; Mrs. Abby V. Barry, Treas.; Mrs. Francis Kendall, 

Sec. 

WATERTOWN MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. 

Rev. William H. Savage, Pres.; W. A. Lingham, Vice 

Pres.; C. A. York, Sec.; Charles F. Mason, Treas. ;Sumner 

Coolidge, Director; Albert Allison, Acconlpanist. 

WATERTOWN MUTUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION. 

Organized February 22,188O. 

Cornelius D. Regan, 3’j.e.s. ; John P. Vnhey, Vice Pj.es. ; 

Cornelius H. Keefe, Treas.; Daniel McCarthy, Car. Sec.; 

Michael York, Fila. Sec. 

Meetings are held on the first and third Fridays of each 

month, at hall in Dana block, 29 Maiu. 

WATERTOWN 

POOR FARM. 

105 Orchard street. 

John 3. Reed, Supt. Number of inmates, 11. 

YOUNG MEN’S ASSEMBLY. 

Fred S. Crawford, Pves.; S. T. Sharp, Vice Pres.; F. 

W. Cobb, TTeas. ; William A. Lingham,Scc. ; B. H.Dow , 

Charles H. Gregg, Sterling Dow, L. 8. Cleveland, EIL. 

Committee. 

Meetings every third Wednesday evening,in Otis bldg., 

17 Main. 

YOUNG MEN’S CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. 

J. H. Yahey, Pres.; W. H. Loftus, Sec. 

Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock,in McMasters 

block, Main street. Room open daily. 

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. 

Rooms Otis building, 17 Main. 

F. G. Barker, Pres.; S. H. Coombs, Vice Pres.; J. H. 

Pollxrd, Recording Sec.; W. T. Macurdy, Treas.; Willis 

R. Goddard, General Sec.

j$)A WATERTOWN MlSCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

CORPORATIONS. 

AETNA 

MILLS. 

256 Pleasant, corner Bridge street. 

OIlice, 266 Devonshire street, Boston. 

Joseph C. Stevens, Pres.; Arthur Hobart, [1eus. ; 

Merrill Smith, Clerk; A. 0. Davidson, Agent. (Dress 

and Wooleu Goods Mnfrs.) 

EIOLLINGSWORTH & WHITNEY COMPANY. 

Pequoosette Mills. 28 Pleasant, opp, Cross street. 

Incorporated April, 1882. 

Store, 34, 36 and 38 Federal street, Boston. 

Sumner Hollingsworth! Pm.; Chrles A. Dean, T%e 

&es.; Edward B. Eaton, Treas.; A. H. Hartwell, Supt. 

(Paper Mnfrs.) 

SHELLEY MAKUFACTUING CO. 

Stanley avenue, nest the railroad7 Bemis. 


William Robertsham, P/-es.; George Crossland, Tt*eas.; 

Hem-y Robertshnw, Sec.; John North Qelb. MuLnget.. 

(Xohair Goods. ) 

STANLEY DRY PLATE CO. 

Rear 18 Maple 

street. 


Frank E. Stanley, A*es.; Clarence V. Emerson, Sec.; 

E’reelau 0. Stanler, Treas.; Edward N. Brewer, Supt. 

THE CAMPBELL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO, 

71 Fayette street. OWce, 104 Hi& street, Bostou. 

Capital Stock, $300,000. 

Henry F. Campbell, Pres.; Ronald A. Stuart, Sec. and 

Treas. 

THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS MAKUFACTURZNG CO. 

166 Pleasant street, near Waltham street. 


Starch 

Mnfrs. 

F, H. Ocliorne, Pres.; W. B. Buckminster, yi,e PJZS,; 

C. It. Fletcher, X@.

WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT ti97B 

THE WARREN SOAP MNFG. CO. 

46 Water street. Office, 143 Federal street, Boston. 

Established 1887. Incorporated 1890. 

George L. Stevens, Pres.; Albert C. Warren, Treas.; 

Alfred H. A. Groeschner, Sec. 

THOMAS DALBY CO. 

43 Morse street. 

Incorporated Jan. 1, 1892. Capital Stock, $2j,OOO. 

Thomas A. Dnlby, Pres.; Thomas A. Dalby, Treas.; 

Edward J. Smith, Clerk. 

UNION BAG & PAPER CO. 

24 Pleasant, opp. Cross street. 

L. G. Fisher, Pres.; Charles A. Dean, Vice PI-es. ; F. 

Washburn, Sec. and Treas.; William A. Lingham, supt. 

(Paper Bag Mnfrs.) 

UNION CARPET LINING CO. 

304 Arsenal street. 

Incorporated August,l880. Capital Stock,$lOO,OOO. 

Samuel A. Carleton, Pres.; Jaseph N. Damon, Treas.; 

John M. Whittemore, ,Vanager. 

UNION MARKET NATIONAL BANK. 

52 Main street. 

Capital $100,000.00. 

Oliver Shaw. Pres.; John K. Stickney, Vice Pres.; 

Noah Swett, Cashier; George S. Parker, Asst. Cnskier; 

H. C. Derby, James W. Magee, John K. St~ickneg, Francis 

Kendall, S. S. Gleason, Oliver Shaw, Charles Brigham, 

Directors. 

WALKER & PRATT MNFG. CO. 

16 to 26 Galen street. 31 to 35 Union street,Boston. 

Capital Stock, $300,000.00. 

George W. Walker, Pres.; Arthur W. Walker, Treas.; 

Oliver Sliawv: Sii@.

WATERTOWN CO-OPERATIVE BANK. 

OfIke of Seorrtary aud Treasurer, 38 M:h street. 

Cl~arles Brigham, Pyes.; A. 14. IInrtwell, Vice Pres.; 

S. S. Gleason, Sec. a& Beeas.; Charles lJrigham, A. H. 

Hartwell, S. S. Gleason, Lewis B. Porter, II. II. Powell, 

Thomas E. Ilnckett,James H. Norcross, IIotzoe W. Otis, 

1~. Sidney Cleveland, Hiram D. Skinner, T. 1’. Emerson, 

IV. A. I,ingl;nm, J. I). Evans, A. H~wes, Uirectors; H. 

1). Skinner, W. A. I,iugh:rm, Fin. Corn.; James I-I. NWcross, 

H. ilr. Otis, S. S. Gleason, Security Committee. 

Regular meetings at ofice of Secret8r.y an(1 Treasurer, 

S. s. Gleason, 56 &&tin street, fourth Tllursdn~ of each 

month. 

WATERTOWN SAVINGS BAPI’K. 

Albert 0. Davidson. Pxs.; John K. Sticknep, Vice 

Pres. ; Ward AI. Otis, C&k; John Ii. Sticlitle,v, Olive, 

Shaw, S. S. Glenson, A. 0. Davidson, \Vm. II. Imgraham, 

Geo. E. Priest, Ward M. Otis, J. 13. \Voodward, 

E. B. Eaton, C. D. Crawford, It. P. Staci;, C Q. Pierce, 

c. W. Stone, Chester Sprague, F. H.Etlgcomb, Trustees; 

Alhrt 0. Davidson, Wm. ‘H. Ittgraham, Calvin D. Crawford. 

Bon~cil qf Investment; George 12. Priest, Timeas.; 

William E. Farwell, Bookkeeper ad C~.tshier. 

WATERTOWN WATER SUPPLY CO. 


OWce Uuion Market Pr’ational Bank bldg.. 52 Main st. 

A. 0. Daritlsou, Pw.; J. 8. Connllt,T-eus.; John H. 

Parki&, Supt. 

WEST EKD STREET RAILWAY CO. 

Station 31 Main street, Watertown square. 

General Office, 81 Milk street, Boston. 

hrs leave ~~;xhrtown 5.50 A. Y., and evarv 30 minutes 

until 10.25 P. iw. Leave Boston every 30 ulhutes from 

7.00 A. 51. t0 11.00 P. 31. 

Sundav cnrs leave Wntertowu every haif hour from, 7.25 

A. r~r. to 12.50 A. &1.,tlten every 15 miuutes uutil 9.55 P. nr. 

Leave Boston every 30 miuutes from8.3OA. M., to 11 P. M.

WAT”;RTOWN MJSCELLAXEOUS DEPARTMENT !jgTD 

ORDNANCE 

U. S. ARSENAL. 

DE’L’ACEIMENT. 

Arsenal street, near Elm. 

Major James W. Reilly, Qo~~.Qjiice-; Wm. IV. Gib3o11, 

1st Lieut. Reverlv W. Dunn, ICE ~ieut. Michael A. 

l:orrest, William liauck,Peter Cusack, Seyeccnts;‘L’imoth~ 

Kelleher, Anthony ‘rravers, Lnndalon Bluste, William s. 

Greene, John J. Fleming, William Bock, CO~WIXZS; *John 

B. Mack, HqGtal Steward; f.+eo. C. Jackson, COY% 

Se-@. ; Charles A. Gregg, I$ospitctl Attendant; Arthur H. 

Smith, C%ief Clerk; Herbert Ric&ry Clerk:. 

POST OFFICES. 

Watertown, Barnard’s block, 28 Main street. 

George H. Tnrleton, Pdstnmster; Miss Mqaret G. 

Rile-j, Asst. ; Ernest A. MaSell, Clerk. 

Mails arrive from Boston, 6.40, 8.25, 10 a. M., 12.40, 

4.20, 6.2u P. M. 

Mails close for Boston 7.50, 9.30, 11.50 A. IX., 1.45, 

4.00, 7.45 P. M. 

Mails arrive from New York, West and South, 6.40 

5.25, lo.00 A. BI., 4.20 P. 11. 

Mails close for New York, West and South, 7.50 A.M., 

1.45, 6.00, 7.45 P. MI. 

Mails arrive from Newton, 6.40, 8.25, 10.00 A. Y., 

12.40, 4.20 P. Bf. 

hlaiis close for Newton, 7.50, 9.30 A. M., 1.45, 4.00, 

6.00, 7.45 P. M. 

Mails arrive for towns on the Newton circuit, 12.40, 

4.20 P. M. 

Mails close for towns on the Newton circuit, 11.50, 

A. nx., 4.00 P. RI. 

Siloday mails for all points close at 5.45 P. 1. 

Money orders on all principnl offices in the United 

States. 

Letters and merchandise registered to all parts of the 

world. 

Mt. Auburn,357 Mt. Auburn street, near Railroad bridge. 

Mails collected and delivered from Cambridge, P. 9. 

J. H. Flagg, Supt. 

Mails arrive 8.15 and 11.45 A. M., 3.00 and 5.45 P. MM. 

Mails depart same time as arrival.

598 WATERTOWN MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT 

Bemis, Remis Station. 

R. H. Bacon, Postmaster. 

Mails arrive 7.00 A. II., 12.50 and 5.50 P. M. 

%Iails depart 7.45 A. M., 1.10 and 7.30 P. 1%. 

(Rates of Postage, see page 430) 

JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. 

Abbott John E. Gleason S. S. 

Abbott Samuel I. Hall Albert 13. 

Barker ,John Hatch Frauklin C. 

I&rncs Edward F. Ladd Joseph 8. 

32:1rton b:tmuel M. Lyons Joseph P. 

Bigelow Jonathatt Masters Fred W. 

Conant John H. Mead Julian A. 

Coolidge Austin J. Morse Harry F. 

Crawford Fred E. Skinner Henry R,. 

Critchett Fred E. Smith Edward J. 

Drake Frederick L. Stone Charles W. 

Knsign Charles S. Sullivan Jeremiah J, 

Farwell William E. Tarlton George H. 

NOTARIES 

Abbott Johu II:. 

Abbott Satnuel P. 

Critchett Fred E:. 

Gregg Charles A. 

PUBLIC. 

Itqgaham W. H. 

Parker George S. 

Sharp Supply T. 

MEDICAL 

EXAMINER, 

Mead Julian A.

BARNSTABLE 

CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS,1890. 

Totd, - - - - .2.238;,943. 

co. 

Barnstable 4,023 

lhurtte 1,442 

Rrr w ster 1.003 

(‘112 tbam 1,954 

l)ennis 2,899 

IZastham 692 

IQ~lmouth 2,567 

Ilnrwjch 2,734 

Mwlllws 298 

OrleRllS 1,219 

Fro\-irlcetown 4.642 

S;rndwich 1,819 

Truro 

Y I!J 

\Vellfleet 1,291 

Yarmouth 

-- 

1,iCO 

Total 29,1;2 

BERKSHIRE 

co. 

A~lams 9,213 

Alford 297 

1:ec1tct 946 

Chrsbire 1,308 

Clarksburg 884 

Dal tlln 2,885 

Eyremont 

a45 

Jqlorida 

4x 

Gt. Barrington 4,C12 

Hancuck 

500 

Kinstlsle ’ I.739 

Lanesborough 1,018 

Lee 3,786 

T.rnox 2,889 

Monterey 495 

fil t. Washington 

New Asl~fortl 

148 

125 

NWV Mttrlb0ro 1,30.5 

North Adams Iti 074 

Otis 583 

Peru 

l’ittsfiell 17,281 

no5 

Ilichtnund 

i!X 

San&field 807 

SSVOY 

x9 

Sheffield 

Stockbridge 

1,954 

2,132 

Tvrirl::hru 

\+axshington 

412 

434 

\V. Stockbridge 1 ,4!)2 

Williamstown 4,221 

Windsor 612 

-__ 

Total 81,108 

BxIsTot. co. 

Acwl,nct 1,027 

A ti lvl~oro 7,377 

11.~1.1; Icy 8!l4 

1),11.111101!111 3,122 

I biglltou 1,889 

I< I. toll 4,493 

l~‘,~irll;lven 2,916 

l’all River 74,3”8 

Preetown 1,4;7 

Mansfielrl 3,432 

New Redford 40,733 

No. Attleboro 6,727 

Norton 1,785 

Raynham 1,340 

Reboboth 1,786 

Seekonk 1,317 

Sum erset 2,106 

Swansea 

I ,45(i 

‘I’nunton 25,448 

Westport 

-- 

2,599 

Total 186,466 

DUKES 

CO. 

Chilmark 353 

Cottripe City 1,080 

Edgartown l,li6 

Gay Head 139 

Gosnold 135 

Tiebury 

--- 

1,506 

Total 4,369 

ESSEX 

Amesbury 

Andover 

Beverly 

Roxford 

Isradford 

Danvers 

Essex 

Georgetown 

Gloucester 

Groveland 

Hamilton 

Kaverhill 

lpswich 

Lawrence 

r,p3 

LynnSeld 

Manchester 

Marblehead 

Merrimac 

Mc~thuen 

Middleton 

Nnhant 

New bury 

C;ew buryport 

N. Andover 

Pwbody 

liockp~ rt 

Rowley 

Salem 

Sslisbury 

%lllJiUS 

Swsmpscott 

I’opsneld 

Wenham 

W. iiewbury 

CO. 

9,798 

6,142 

10,821 

865 

3,720 

7,454 

1,713 

2.117 

24,661 

2,191 

961 

27,412 

4,439 

44,654 

5B,i27 

787 

1,789 

8,202 

2,633 

4,814 

924 

8FO 

1.425 

13,947 

3,742 

10,158 

4,087 

1,248 

30,ROl 

1.316 

::.GiB 

3,198 

I:022 

8f6 

I .i9li 

Total 2YY ,995 

FRAXRr.IX co. 

Asbfield 1.025 

Bernardston TiO 

Bnckland 1,5;0 

Charlemont 

9i2 

Colerain 

I,671 

ConwHy 1.451 

599 

I)eertield 2.9jo ’ 

Rrving 

!)iZ 

Gill 

IIf;0 

Greenfield 5,252 

II:lWl~y 5 1 .5 

He:, 111 t 03 

Lev erett 

7lJ2 

T,eyden 407 

Mo rlroe 282 

Wontague 

New SHlc~m 

c,,“YG 

Ljc. 

Northfield 

1 ,Sli!l 

Orange 

4,5(X 

Rowe 

Shelhurn* 

541 

I ,5.x 

Sllutrsllury 463 

Suudrrland 

fhi3 

Warwick 

6G5 

Wendell ,505 

Whately 

-- 

iiY 

Total 38,610 

HAMIPDEN co. 

Agawam 2,n52 

Blt~ndford 8i 1 

Brimfield 

I ,OY6 

Chester 1 ,2!).5 

Chicopee 14.050 

Grarrrille 

1 .Ulil 

Kampdtn 831 

JJollend 201 

Kolyoke 

35,G:I; 

Long Meadow 2.18;) 

Ludlow I \I 0‘9 1). 

MOllSOll 

3,li50 

Montgomery 

21x 

Palmer 

F,XO 

Russell 

rC i!) 

Southwick 

!) I4 

Springfield 44.1 iH 

Tolland 

;I!):~ 

Wales 

ioo 

Westfield 

9.X0.5 

W. Springfield 5.ni7 

Wilbralram 

-- 

1,XlP 

Total l3.i,i13 

IrAYPSrIIRE co. 

A mlrerst 4.312 

Belchertown 

Chesterfiel~l 

2.120 

lw4 

Cummiligton 787 

Easthamutou 4.il!,6 

Enfield * !W2 

Goslwn 297 

Grnnby 

;I;5 

Greenwich 5”G 

Kad ley 

1 .GfzJ 

JIatficld 1 ,231; 

Huntington 1 _ 3 P .5 

Middlefielrl 4.‘.5 

Northampton 14 ,H!IV 

Pelliam 486 

Plainfield 435 

’

600 CENSIJS OF MASSACHUSETTS 

-- 

PrPscott 

Ruutl! 

Hadky 

S,luthampton 

w;, re 

W~*sthampton 

Williamsburg 

\Yvrthirlgtou 

A[.IOII 

rSrli~g:ou 

Asllhy 

Ashland 

Aylbr 

Bedford 

Be1 lllorlt 

13ilic~rica 

Boxborough 

Burlillgtorl 

Cambridge 

Carlisle 

cbellneford 

COll~O~cl 

IhtCUt 

Dunstable 

Everr~tt 

Pranliltgham 

Grotou 

Holliston 

Hopkinton 

Ilutlson 

Lexington 

Lincoln 

LittletT n 

Lowell 

Malden 

Marlborough 

Maynard 

Metlford 

Melrose 

Natick 

Newton 

N. Reading 

Prpperell 

Reading 

Sherborn 

Shirley 

Somerville 

Stoneham 

stow 

Sudbury 

Tewkshury 

Townsend 

Tyngshoru 

Waltefic Id 

Waltham 


Wnvland 

Weitford 

Weston 

Wilmington 

Wiuchcster 

Woburn 

RTR 

4,261 

1,017 

7,329 

477 

2,03i 

714 

1,897 

5,609 

X26 

2,632 

2.148 

1,092 

2,008 

2,380 

325 

617 

70.028 

461 

2,6!)5 

4 42i 

1:wfi 

4 1 6 

11,068 

9),X1!) 

2,057 

2.r,l!) 

4.088 

4.670 

3,197 

!)X7 

1,025 

77.696 

23,031 

13,805 

2,ioo 

11,0;9 

8,519 

!,I 18 

24 37') 

‘bik 

3,127 

4,088 

1,381 

1,191 

40,152 

6.155 

903 

1,197 

2,516 

1,750 

61i2 

6,982 

18,707 

7,Oi3 

2,060 

2,250 

1,664 

1,213 

4,861 

13,499 

NAXTGCKET 

Lakeville 

935 

Marion 871 

Marshfield 1.713 

Mattwpoisett 1,143 

Middleboro 6,065 

Norwell 

l.fi35 

Pembroke 1,320 

l’lym outh 7,314 

l’lympton 597 

Rochester 1,021 

Rockland 6,213 

Scituate 2,318 

Wareham 3,451 

W. Bridgewa ter 1,917 

Whitman 4,441 

Total 431,167 Total 92,700 

CO. 

Nantucket .3,268 

-- 

Total 3,268 

NORFOLKCO. 

Avon 1,384 

l%elliugh:tm 1,334 

Braiutree 4,848 

13rookliue -. 

12,iO3 

cauton 4,58 

Cohasset 

2,4-1x 

I)edham 7,123 

I)OVPr 

i27 

Foxboro 2,!)::!1 

Franklin 4.*::1 

Holbrook 

2,4id 

Hyde Park 10, I!)3 

Medfield 1,4!)3 

Mednny 

2,!JF5 

Miliis 

it% 

Milton 4.378 

Needham 3.035 

Norrolk !I I 3 

Norwood 

3.ix3 

Quincy 

18,iZ:I 

Randolph 

3 .!).I R 

Sbai-on 

I .(;:I4 

Stoughton 

4.Xd2 

Walpole 

2.cio4 

Wellesley 

Ivr,ylllbIlth 

::.1ioo 

lO.RfiR 

Wrentham 2,.5(;6 

-- 

Total 118,950 

PLYMOCTIICO. 

Abington 

Bridgewater 

Brockton 

Carver 

Duxbury 

E. Bridgewater 

Halifax 

Han over 

Hanson 

Hingham 

Hull 

Kingston 

4,260 

4,249 

2i,294 

994 

1,905 

2,911 

562 

2,093 

1,267 

4,564 

989 

1,659 

S~FFOLK~~. 

Bostotr 448,477 

ChCISP’R 27:909 

Revere 5.668 

Winthrop -- 

2,726 

Total 481,780 

WORCESTER 

CO. 

Aslll~urnham 2,Oii 

At1101 6,310 

A II burn 

Harre 

Berlin 

Ill:~ ckstone 

11~1 ton 

130vlston 

I%rookfield 

(:harltou 

Clinton 

1). d “a 

Douglas 

I)Utll~p 

Fitchburg 

Gardner 

Grafton 

Hardwick 

Harvard 

Holden 

Hopedale 

Hubbwrdston 

Lancaster 

Leicester 

Leominster 

Lunenbdrg 

Mendon 

Milford 

Millbury 

New Braintree 

Northborough 

North bridge 

N. Brookfield 

Oakhatn 

Oxford 

Paxton 

Petersham 

l’hillipston 

Princeton 

Royalston 

Rutland 

Shrec,rbury 

Southborough 

Southbrirler 

Spencer 

Sterling 

Sturbridge 

Sutton 

Templeton 

Upton 

Uxbridge 

Warren 

Webster 

Westborough 

w. Boylston 

W. Brookfield 

Westminster 

Wincbendou 

Worcester 

Total 

1,532 

2,230 

884 

6,138 

827 

770 

3,::52 

1,847 

10,124 

iO0 

1,908 

2,944 

22.037 

8,424 

5,002 

2,922 

1.095 

2,t;2:1 

1,liR 

1,346 

2.201 

3,120 

7,2G!l 

1,146 

9 I9 

8,760 

4,428 

578 

1 ,9 52 

4.603 

3,8i1 

733 

2,616 

445 

1 ,o.io 

502 

9x2 

1,o::o 

!fr;O 

1,449 

2,114 

. -- 

i,(,ao 

8,i47 

1.244 

2,Oi4 

3,180 

2 .I 9")') . * 

1,878 

3,408 

4,681 

7,031 

5,195 

3,OllI 

1.592 

1,688 

4,300 

84. li6.i 

280,iz


(y,XBx3S db (IO.'S 

Waltham & Boston 

EXPRESS 

OFFICES: 

106 drck St., 69 Fraukttn St. 

34 Chart Square, l6 Deoen~htrr St. 

16 mcrwhaat~ Rmn, r7 ILiagrtou St. 

Order Box, 91 Bea Fanenil Hall Market, 

BOSTON. 

Rnrrford Bntldtwg, 614 wZain St., 

WALTEXAM. 

DRAF’TS 

SOLD 

On England, Ireland and Scotland. 

Cunard, 

ALSO TICJKET AGENTS FOR 

Allan,Warren 

STEAMSHD’ COMPANIES. 

andThingvalla 

JOHN E, CAIN, 

INERAL WATERS 

Soda, Tonic BeersJ Ginger Ale, Ete8 

AGENT FOR AND BOTTLER OF TEE 

Favc mite Brands of Lager, and Dealer in Ale and 

Porter in Glass and Wood. 

We make a Specialty of Ales, Wines and lXpuors 

+l’or 3amilu 

Use. 

OFFICE AND BBEWBBY : 

Music Hall Ave., - *Waltham,* Mass. 

39 

TELEPHONE 13.3.


KING 

& KELLEY, 

Carriage Manufacture 

. 

NEW AND SECOND-HAND CARRIAGES 

Of Varioue Deecrlptions for Sale or Exchange. 

MILK, GROCER AND EXPRESS WAGONS OF VARIOUS SIZES, 

Carriap Repairdrrg ilr all the Different Dmzwcbc~ Dons in the 

most therorrgk mauacc at Raasouabte Prices. 

821 Main Street, - Waltham, Mass. 

MICHAEL KING, JR. THOMAS E. KELLEY. 

IZLERBERT 

Window 

PATENT 

TT HIALL, 

ADJUSTABLE 

Ventilator 

FOR LIFT,STATlONARY OR SWING WINDOWS. 

Drop a postal and hare our agent call and show you working model. 

3iXERBERT W. EALL, 

Bfannfactnrer s)nd Patentee, 

Rear 202 Moody Street, Waltham, Mass,

JAMES 


C. GILLISPIE, 

Contractor, Carpenter AND Builder, 

ALL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. 

ESTIMATES FURNIfj’HED. . . . . . . 

- 

19 Piymphn Straet, - - WALTHAM, MASS, 

Jobbing of a,11 Kinds. 

Special attention given to 

Plans and Ppecitieations. 

Residence 15 Whitney Av. 

Shop ream 179 Moody St., 

WALTHAM, 

GEO. A. FLAGG, 

Carriage, Sign, & 

ORNAMENTAL 

PAINTER. 

Every variety of Sign and Ornamental 

Painting I)esigned and Executed with 

Ikepatch. Alvo Sole Agent for 

Caesar Brothers 

Patent Enamelled 

MASS. 

Letters and Numbers for Signs 

and Windows. 

Music Hall Av., rear Park Theatre, WALTHAM, MASS. 

JOHN 

ITEWITT, 

3~ Contractor and Builder, +;g 

JOBBING OF ALL KINDS PROXPTLY ATTENDED TO. 

Window und Door Screens a SpeciaZty. 

Shop rear 159 South Street, - WALTHAM, MASS 

ESTIMATES 

FURNISHED.

604 AlWERTISEMENTS 

GEORGE 

Ln W, MARTIN, 

Carpenter & Builder 

OFFICEANDRESIDENCE, 

252 Chestmut St., 

WALTHAM, MASS, 

Houne Bnbh, and Window and 

Door Screen Mnfr. 

All work done in a neat and 

satisfactory manner. 

DAWSON, 

Contractor & Builder. 

Contracts of all 

good work 

Jobbing Promptly 

kinds taken and 

guaranteed. 

Attended to. 

Rear.of illusic Hall, E’LM STREET, Waltkam, Mass. 

Residence, 27 WILLOW flT., near MAIN ST, 

NICHOLAS HANSON 

WALTHAM. 

i PLANS FURNISHED, 

L AND ESTIMATES GIVEN. 

Shop, Felton St., opp. 

!Buttrick Lumbzr Co.% O&e, 

MASS. 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO., 

%$2 

~.Borston:~us~ess.~Directory,.~ 

PUBLISHERS OF 

zTs ____---- 

zER3zCE 81.60. 

12 POST OFFICE SQ, - - BOSTON, mass.

ADVERTlSEMENTS 605 

PLANING & MOULJHNG MILL. 

LIBBY & LARCOM,- Proprietors. 

Straight a,md Band Sawing, Planing and Matching, PlaminQ 

and Jointing Floor Boards. Kiln Drying. Mouldings 

and House FirAsh. 

Door and Window Frames, Thrnahold& Corner Klocke. Sawed Kalnstrndes, 

Turned Llnlusters. Finials, Columns, Rosettes, Coving, Hood and 

Piazztr Brackets, Mantels, Etc. 

SCREEN STOCW. W Indow Screens and : cwen Doors made to order. 

HEAVY AND LIGHT TURNING, BALUSTEKS, COLUMNS, FENCE POSTS. 

Store and Office Fittings. Oabinet Work ad Furniture Repairing. 

PROSPECT, NEAR FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, MASS, 

13OWSEEE & co.. 

Carpenters and Builders. 

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED, 

Jo~~RING PROJ~PTLY ATTENDED To. 

WM. B. BOWSER. 

155 South Street, Waltham, 

W. W, HAYS, 

WIM. B. WELDON. 

Rustic Street, Newton, 

COjVCRE TE p4 YE& 

Concrete Walks, Driveways and Street Crossings, 

Address 239 SCHOOL ST,, opp, Grant, 

WALTHAM, MASS, 

C. S. PACKARD, 

~+BUIXaDINGi MOWAGR,I+ 

-AND- 

Ice Dealer. 

Bedem, opp, Prospeot House, 

874 Main Street. 

Telephone 59-2 at Residence.’ 

WALTHAM, - MASS.

GO6 

LOW 1. GEOFFRION. 


GE03E’TRION 

& COLE, 

ARTHUR L. COLE. 

CONTRACTORS AND EUILDER 

Jobbing Bone at Short Notice. 

101 Brown Street, Con of Xoody, 

WALTHAM, MASS. 

Wa Ss GRAHAM, 

HOUSE, SIGII AID 

FRESCO PAINTING, 

Paper Hanging, Glazing, Etc. 

All kinds of Wood Stained. Filled 

and Polished. 

Shop and Residence, 25 Exchange St, 

WALTHAM. 

CHAS Am POOLE, 

House Painter and Glazier, 

Blass Furnished from Stock or to Order 

Orders Promptly Attended to, 

7 ELM STREET, [up staid, 

WALTHAM, 

MASS. 

CHARLES L. CASWELL, 

CMPEfl7W F@ JOBBER, 

56 Bacon Street, Waltham, Mass. 

orders Zeft with THOMPSON & HO WE, 210 Moody Street, ’ 

wiZZ receive prompt attentton. 

J. F. O’NEIL. C, E. DOYLE. 

O’NEIL & DOYLE, 

AND GAS FZTTEBX. 

Jobbingg of all kinds promptly attended to. 

1061-2 MOODY STREET, - WALTHAM, MASS.

JOSIN 

ADVl%RTISEMENTS 607 

-ESTABLISHED, 

186@.- 

STAELIZ, 

--Mannfactnrer of - 

{,THE AMERICAN ~OMl3lNaTlON LATHE,~ 

WATCH AND CHRONOMETERMAKERS'TOOLS 

AND WATCH MACHINERY. 

Rear 218 Moody Street, - WALTHAM, MASS, 

GEORGE 

MA

608 AIWERTISEMENTS 

WALTHAM GRAIN STOR 

GGEO. B. POPE cb CO., 

--Wholesale and Retail Dealers in - 

EAY. CCRAINJBALT, 

Eke, 

CRESCENT 

WALTHAM BEEF CO,, 

Receivers and Commission Merchanta in 

Swift's Chicago Dress 

BEEF, 

mUTTON, LAlUB AND VEAL. 

Dennis McCarthy, Jr., Manager. 

18 and 20 FELTON STREET, 

WALTHL%M. 

=ARXET, 

iSfeats, Provisions, Ewhits, TegetabZes, 

Bictter and Eggs. 

BEATTIE BROTHERS, PROPRIETORS, 

7 uresoent street - Walt&am. 

ANDREW 

-Dealer in - 

BENNETT, 

MEATS, PROVISIONS AND FINE GROCERIE 

Flour of all Grades, Selected Teas, Pure Coffees, Spices, 

Butter and Cheese from the Best Dairies, 

MREIGN ANU DOMESTIC FRUITS. 

CANHED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES. 

And R full vsrie’y of other goods usually kept in B Fir&&es Store. 

Goods promptly delivered, free of 

expense, 838 Main Street, Waltham,


WALTHAM GRAIN COMPANY, 

Successors to l-I. A. HAWLEY, 

-- Wh ,lesale md Ratail Dealer, in -- 

TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. . . a 

IO & 12 FeZton rSt., WALTHAM, MASS. 

ARMOUR 

1 TELEPAONE 31-3. A 

& CO., 

CHICAGO DRESSED BEEF, 

XKUTTON AND I3cOGXS. 

--TENDERLOINS, PIGS’ FEET, SAUSAGES, ETC.-- 

CHARLES T8 GUPTILL, ~~~nwer, 

Nos, 14 and 16 FELTON ST,, WALTHAM, MASS, 

RUMFORD 

MARKET. 

G+EOFLC+E F. RAND, 

---DEALER 

IL- 

BEEF,PORK,MUTTON, 

Lamb, Pmrllvy, Hams, Saneages, !Cvipe, Few/la, 

Canned Goods, PeSefabZe#. 6-c. 

18 Lexington Street, Waltham, Mass, 

DEALER IN 

MEATS,PROVlSlONS,FR 

----AND - 

VEGETABLES. 

No. 81 Moody St., Waltham, 

H~ass.

610 AI)VRRTISEMENTS 

, 

HAWLEY BROS., 

-DEALERS 

Fine & Staple Groceries, 

+ Flour, Teas, Coffees, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, -:- 

Cigars and Tobacco, I . I 

189 ’ Mb&Y STREET, South Side. 

B. H. HAWLEY. J. FRED HAWLEY. 

0. N. NOYES. G. A. NOYES. 

NOYES & SON, 

--DEALERS 

IN- 

IN- 

FLOUR, TEA AND COFFEE, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 

132 Moody Street, - - WALTHAM, MASS, 

FREDW.ELWELL, 

--DEALER IK- 

g pROVISION$ +/+ 

COUNTRY PRODUCE, 

. . PRUIT CAiVNE D, &c. 

. 

. 

. 

77 Prospect St., WALTHAM, Mb%. 

DANIEL J. TRACY, 

- DEALER IN - 

Groceries, Flour, Tea, Coffee&c, 

-ALSO 

KOTTLER,- 

Wholesale and Retail Oealer in 

WINES 

and LIQUORS, 

!C43LEPNOXE 

179 Willow Street, - - - WALTHAM, MASS, 

51-a.


LARGEST STORE ! LARGEST STUCK ! 

BEST SELECTED STOCK ! LOWEST PRICES! 

. 

BostonsBranchsGrocery. 

709 MAIN STREET, WALTHAM, MASS, 

J. Mm TAYLOR, 

- Im*mm IN - 

Salt and Fresh Provisions, 

Butter, Eggs, Fruit and Vegetables, 

Also, B large Stock of strictly First-Class 

CANNED 000DS. 

Hall’s Block, 152 Moody Stn 

M. NETHERCOTE, 

- DEALER IN -

612 ADVERTTSEMEPI’TS 

ROCKWELL 

Dealers in all Kinds of 

FRESH FISH, 

& DURFEE, 

CLA3IS, OYSTERS AND LOBSTERS. 

Canned Goods, Salt and Pickled Fish, Pickles, Crackers, 

i/W, 


CLOUGH 

DEALERS 

& ADAMS, 

IN 

Goods delivered promptly, 

OYSTEW, PM TS, 

Canned Goods, Lobsters, Vegetables, Etc. 

46 Spruce Street, near Moody, - 

M. C. CLOUUH. E. T. ADAzWS. 

MARTIN 

SHIELS, 

- DEALER IN - 

GfiOCBRIES, PLOUR AND 

SFeas, Coffees, Spices, Etc. 

Bottler and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in 

WXNES and LIQUORS. 

Waltham, Mass, 

GSLIN, 

No. 169 WILLOW STREET, - WALTHAM. 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUIIMNG CO,, 

PUBLISHERS 

Boston Business Directory, 

PRICE.@1.50. 

OF 

12 POST OFFICE Sl)llARE, BOSTOIQ, MASS,

FINE 

ADt’ERTk3EMEN’i’S 613 

Boston Candy Kitchen, 

(Successors 

A. STBAUCH, 

MANUFACTURRR OF AND DEALER IN 

CIeARS, 

to DEWOLF & LEWIS,) 

Manufacturers of 

. PURE. 

5 CONFECTIONER 

3 

Wholesale and Retail. 

JOHN H. LEWIS, Propr., 

194 MOODY STREET, 

7VAL THAM. 

Plug and Fine Cut !lbZmxo, Srufl, Y&pea and Smokers’ ArtJcles. 

Lawrence’s block, 685 Main Street, opp. Moody, Waltham, 

E, F. JAE‘\VII, 

-DEALER IN -- 

Fresh, Salt and Smoked Fish, 

O&ers, Clams and Produce in their Seasow. 

118 MOODY SI’REET. 

D. J. ULASBY, 

- DEALEK IN - 

Groceries, Canned Goods, Flour, Tea, Coffee, Etc. 

Pure Wines and Liquors for Family Use. 

SO CHARLES STHEET, - WALTHAITI, MbSS. 

Home Tea Store. 

FINE TEAS, COFFEES, CROCKERY, 

CUTLERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS, ETC. 

, WHOLESALE AND IZIETAIL- 

J. W. COX~NORS, Prop. NUMBER 601 RIAINjSTREET 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO,, 

PUBLISHERS 

MASSACHUSETTS Bus1~8ss Tihmwrow, 

PIaCE, 

OF 

ebn.oo. 

19 POST OFFICE SQUARE, - - - BOSTON, MASS.

614 ADVERTTSEMENTS 

NORTHUP & WARDEN, 

-DEALERS 

IN-- 

GROCERIES, 

JAMES F. HARRINGTON - 

DEALER 

PROVISIONS 

Fiour. Country Produce, I Canmed Goods, 

Tea, Coffee, Cc. 

148 MOODY STREET, 

1 FRUITS and VEGETABLE 

I 

48 Charles Street, 

WALTHAM, MASS. WALTHAM. 

Frank 0. Locke, 

I 

B. F, BILLINGS, 

. . UEALER IN . . Dealer In 

FIRST CLASS GROCERIES, 1 GROCERIES, 

&owest Prices and First Qual: 

it.y Goods only. 

FLOUR, 

COUNTRY PRODUCE, TEA, 

COFFEE & CANNED 

GOODS, 

NO. 723 MAIN STREET, 

WALTHAM, - - - MbSs. 227 Felton Street, 

Connected by Telephone. 


.J*I-N CLYNN, PROSPECT MARKET, 

-DEALER IN- I 

GROCERIES, BaczAff&;gent 

FLOUR AND GRAIN, 

Teas, Coffees, Spices, &c. 

121 FELTON STREET, 

Waltham, - - Mass, 

Provisions, Ganneh Goods, 

Fruits & Vege t ablest 

875 Main Street, 

IN 

Next, to Prospect House. 

J. D. MeMILLAN, JSJljV l!fIEDIiE $g 

I 

-WHOLEBALE DEALER IN- 

I 

MAWUFACTURER 

Potatoes, Onions, Turnips, 

GENUINE FRANKFORTS 

I - 

Eggs, etc, 

ICE CREAM AND REFRESHMENT 

40 SPRUCE STREET, 

OF 

PROSPECT ST,, NEAR FELTOB, 

WALTIIAM, - MASB.

ADVERTJSEMENTS 615 

TIMOTHY LEARY & SON, 

- DEALERS IN -- 

ChoicO Family Groceries, 

Select Grades of Flour, Tea, Coffee, Spices, Canned 

Goods, Preserves, Etc, 

BUTTER,CHEESE AND J~Gc+~. 

75 and 77 CHARLES STREET, - -. WALTHAM, MASS, 

A. L. WATTS, W. S, PIERSON, 

*IB FINE 

WATTS & PIERSON, 

-DEALERS IN- 

AND 

GROCERIES, MEATS 41 

PROTTISIONS. 

ALL ORDERS PROMPTLYF~LLED. . . . 

Noa 366 Moodv Street, - WALTHAM, MASS: 

T. w.CHtLDS & SON, 

-Dealers in- 

MEATS,PROVISIONS,FRUITS,CANNE GOODS, 

Fresh Fish, Lobsters and Clams in their season, 

\ No. 3 Elm Street, - WAlLTHAi%, MASS. 

LYONS 

& BOWLER, 

-- I DEALERS IN I - 

232 POODY, COR. CHESTNUT ST., 

WALTHAM.


CHARLES 

H. AMES, 

Prop. of HOTEL CRESCENT, 

8 ONE OF THE FINEST HOTELS IN THE CITY, iii 

ALSO BOTTLER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN . . 

ALES, .WINES, AND ZIQUORS. 

. . .._... . . Big v, .__.._.................... 

23 and 25 Crescent St., - - WALTHAM, MASS, 

FRAWK 

D. DESMOND, 

BllllARDS, ALES, 

WINES & LIQUORS 

ALSO A CHOICE LINE OF CIGARS. 

. 

6 Common &We&, - WALTHAN, MASS. 

GEO. A. ~LAFKESL, 

Boarding,Baiting,Livery&Sal 

Barges and Hacks furnished for Parties, Weddings and Funerals, 

Stable: 

.HORSES CLIPPED AT SHORT NOTICE. 

~ATIBFACTION 

Rear of Old Spruce St., Engine House, 


GUARANTEED. 

B. E. LUCAS, 

s&J2 

LlVERY;BOARDlN~&SALE STABLE, 

BLACKSMITH, HORSE SHOEING & GEbERAL JOBBING. 

Rear 95 Moody St’reet, - WiLTHAM, MASS1 

w

AD~ERTKSEMENTS 617 

CfENX'RAzIHOUrsirE 

GEORGE H.dXJSHWAN, Prop. 

Boarding and Sale Stable’ Connected. 

743 Main Street, Waltham, Mass. 

Bartholomay Lager on Draught. 

13-l 9 Lexington Street, Waltham, Mass, 

M. P. GOLLINs, Prop. 

W, Es PETERSON, M, 0, V. Jwm F* ~vwc 

Graduate Harvard Veterinary School. 

Prjf,h ifs Msn’ Oh 

Veterinary Surgeon1 Single Box ly Mail, 501~ 

Office 509 MAIN ST,, Blacksmith and Horseshoer. 


216 MOODY ST,, 

connected By !lklcphonc. WALTHALM, - MASS 

L. J. Hl3ND4hLL; 

Livery, Hack & Boarding 

STABLE, 

Any number of Haoke famished for Partier 

nlneralsr Weddings ato. 

33 Crescent St,,-Near Moody, 

FVALTHAM. 

WALTHAM HERDIC LINE, 

Reed’s Comer to Irave Nain snd Chore11 

streets on sand after July 81, ‘91. 

RI!X.l)‘S CORNER. 12.40 P.M. 1.20, 1.50 

2.30,3.00, s.ao, 4.M. 4 45*, 5.15,8.46*6.05. 

MAIN and CHURCH BTS., 1.00 P.X. 13% 

2 l&Zk3.%.S, a.45,4.‘.6,4 5@; E&%6.53+, 6.19. 

Leave heeds corner fut 

Churchea .I 10.00. 10.30. Return from 

Churches 12.00 II. 

Wit&burg Depot. 

FRTB 5 teats, package ticketa 6 fur 25 cents 

(ronvcoIeot for patrons) to be obtained from 

driver. Full fu.re for children m’er 6 yeal-e ohi. 

Pull bell strap on side* to Ftop, 

1. J. KEXDALL Prop.


All Order8 Promptly Attended too. 

Office, MCDONALD ST., Cambridge, Mass. 

AND 

357 MT. AUBURN ST., Watertown, Mass. 

Near Mt. Aubuurn Btatton. 

FEREIZNSI' 

Boston & Waltham Express, 

WALTHAM, 

MASS. 

. 

(;oods transferred to all parta of the U. 8. and Canada. Tranks transferred to any depot or 

boat in Boston for 35 centa. Train% kwe Boston 8.38, 10.30, 1.35,4.15, 6.10. Leave Waltham 6.30, 

s..io, 1.00. 

OFFICES : Waltham, 163 Noody Street. Boston, 33 

Court Square, 91 Kilbgi Street. 

ORDER BOX, 46 NORTH MAKWET STREET. 

Telephone. 6%2. 

DEALER.!+ 

COAL, WOOD, LIME, HAY, &c, 

Yard: 

70 Calvary Street, Chemistry, 

8kJCH OFFICE AT H. A, FARNSWORTH’S, 125 MOODY STREET, 

Connected 

IN 

by Telephone. 

JAMES MULLEN, 

CARRIAGE REPAIRING IN All ITS BRANCHES, 

Music Hall Avenue,. Rear of Park Theatre, 

WALTHAM, 

MASS.

A DVE ICTISEMENTS 

FOVhER 

619 

400 Main St&, 

CARRIAGE MFR. AND DEALER. 

WHEELWRIGHTING. 

jr HORSESHOER, BLACKSMITH * 

And Carriage Ironing and Jobbing of all kinds. 

Machine Forging. Stone Tools of all Kinds. 

Partiruler attention given to shoeing interfering 

and over-reaching horses. All work guaranteed. 

I FRANKT. WRIGHT, 

JO-B’BER. 

Main St,, oixpect 

House, 

BlacEsnvith, Horses71 oer 

--AND-- 

General Jobber, 

201 LEXlNGTON ST., 

WALTHAM, MASS. WALTHAM, - - MASS. 

FRED C. ‘GIlWORD, 

Blackmthing & Carriage Ironing. 

Tool and Hachine Forging, with Power Hammer. 

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND REPAIRED. 83 $3 83 

Plolrs and Stone Tools Made and Repaired. 

Picks constantly on hand. 

s % Wrought Iron Ruilding XVork. $# Q 

--% 21 Crescent Street, next to Roller Skating Rink. 

South Side, WALTHAM, MASS, 

FRED C. GIFFORD. . . ,. . . . 

AXOS. 

AWDRETXTS, 

Successor to G. Ii. COLLINS, 

212 MOODY, NEAR GUSHING ST., WALTHAM, MASS. 

Also, Butte;, Cheese, Eigs, Beans, Apples, Potatoes, Lard, 

Maple Sugar, Canned Goods. 

All kinds of Poultry Feed, * All kinds of Fruits in their Season, 

CREAMERY BUTTER A SPECIALTY. 

Fresh Eggs direct from the Farm.

. 

620 A~VERT~SEMENTt-3 

E. P. VARNUM, A. D. HAYES, 

Harness Maker, Harnesses, Trunks, Bags, 

-And Dealer in - 

Robes, Blankets, Whips, 

Combs, Brmhes, &c., 

599 Main St., Waltham, Xass. 

Harnesses. Trunks, Etc., Repaired, 

ROBES, RLANKETS, WHIPS, 

BRUSHES, ETC. 

133 Main St., opp. Oft,hodox Church, 

WALTHAM, ‘MASS, 

D. Cf. T-O-EL, 

MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN 

Light & Heavy Harnesses, Whips, Ha&& 

SURCINGLES, CURRY COMBS,BRUSHES, TRUNKS, BAGS, &c. 

IKAI%NESS REPAIlZINU A SPECLALTP. 

lQ4 Moody st., Waltham, Mass. 

A. B. CURRIER, 

CARRIAGE TRIMMER & REPAIRE 

Dealer in New and Second Hand Carriages. Goods of all kinds sold at Auotion or Private Sale. 

Music Hall BY., Rear Park Theatre. Res. 194 Charles Streef, 

.___,.___.__..._____....... 

g . . . . . . .. WALTEXALC 

XASS 

W. D. CRAFTS, 37 Charles Street, 

Furnitilre 

and Piano Moving, 

ALSO, GENERAL JOBiING, TRUNKS AND PARCELS DELIVERED AT ALL HOURS. SPECIAL. 

ATTENTION TO PARTIES MOVING IN OR OUT OF TOWN. 

WM. 

SHAKESPEARE, 

---Denlar 

ill----- 

% $3 SPORTIN GOODS, CYCLES, HARDWARE, Q 9 

ATHLETIC GOODS, IUX..SDiTS, OILS, &c. 

AGENT FOR “COLUMBIA” BICYCLE. Repairing of Bicycles a Specicllty. 

6 Pi& Street, - WALTHAM, MASS. 

LITTLEFIELD DIRECTORY PUBLlSHlNG CO., 

PUBLISHERS OF 

12 POST OFFICE SQ., - - BOSTON, MASS.

IX L. 

Furniture 


GRAVES! 

Emporium. 

The Largest and Finest Business Establishment in the City. 

tfz%Uipe%s, 3E%Bmaitu~eg stQv@sg 

Ranges, Baby Carriages, Refrigerators. 

624 MOODY ST,, South Side, WALTHAM, MASS. 

J0HN 

ESTABLISHED 1884. 

GROSSMAN, 

~fectrician. 

4 Church St., P. 0. Box 74, WaltJ&,am. 

Buildings and Residencea Wired and Fitted for Electric T,ighting for any system. 

Bells, Fire and Burglar Alarms, Watchmen’s Time Clocks, Heat 

Regulators and Gas Lighting in any System. 

C031LW:o.V BELL HANGING and SPEAXING TUT~ESI 

SP&~:IFICATLONS, PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. 

Upholsterer, 

- And Hattress Milker. 

789 Main Street, car, Grant, - Waltham. 

l&wing had more than 30 years’ experience in this business, I em do anything you want in IlIT 

he in 11 workmanlike marmer at reasonable prices. 

43. Wr HILQUIST, 

Upholstering and Furniture Mpairing in all its Branches, 

MATTRESSES MADE TO ORDER. 

W ULYION CJTREET, - - WALTIIAM, MASS. 

ALL Orders prumytly olttended to. 


YUBLISHERS 

Massachusetts @ Business +S Directory, 

PRICE, 2.80. 

12 POST OFFICE SQUARE, BOSTON, MASS. 

OB


CHAR&ES 

I), FISHCE, 

DEALER IN 

Imported nnd American Grown 

Fruit and Ornamental Trees 

Shrubs, Roses, Grape Vines and Snmll Frkts. 

Also. all kinds of PIants in their Beason. 

Nurseries: 422 MOODY STREET, - - - - WALTHAM, MASS, 

Herdics and Horse Care ~~8s the Numry every half-hour. 

HERBERT SEAVERNS, 

p~QjJ@~&, 

Cut Flowers, Plants, rSecds and Bulbs. 

Floral Designs and Decorating. 

Ftower Pots and Farccy Jars. 

202 MOODY STREET, WALTHAM, MASS. 

Green Houses: East Newton; Weston. 

Mrs. 

A. M. THOMAS, 

FLORIST, 

177 MOODY ST., - WALTHAM, MASS. 

Designs of all kinds a Specialty. 

RICHARD 

GJwice 

Cut Flowers. 

All Work done by Fit Class Artists, 

Your pntronage is respectfully solicited. 

1% KIDDER, 

~!ouquets, Cut Plowers, Designs, 

Plmats fur Decoratioia, Bedding Plants. 

GREENHOUSES : 

Worcester Lane, - - Waltham, Mass. 

TELEPEONg 

81-Z.

ATIVERTISEMENTS 623 

PHIltIP'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 

See Those Fine CABINET PHOTOS al only $3.00 per Dozen. 

GET OUR PRKES FOR A:FINE ‘I WAFER-COLOR ” OR CRAYON PORTRAIT. 

We will please you on work as well as prices, Call and see us. 

PHILLLP,~, . . . 

1 19 h;ood; Street, Waltham, Mass. 

~ Photograph 

No. 111 MOODY STREET, WALTHAM, MASS. 

Children’s Portraits a Specialty. 

COX & EELlNE, 

Monuments, Tablets, Grave Stones, Etc. 

INMARZELEANL,GRANITS:.' 

731 Main Street, - W&ham, Mass. 

LE PJL’~~I~LNG AND C:rICVL~NG A SE’ECIALLTY. 

-sFLORISTr+- 

, CHOICE CUT FLOWERS. 

Designs For All Occasions Executed at tha 

VERY UBORTEST NOTIC‘E. 

Plants, Se&is and Bulbs in Their Season. 

ORDER8 TAKEH FOR PILESEFXIBTG FLOWEBS. 

149 Moody Street, Waltham, Mass. Residence. 89 Alder St. 

WM. SIlMAN. 

.I. T. M. SILMAN. 

i:j 

jTorists, +zs 

NO. 83 BROWN STREET, 

Waltham, 

Mass.

624 ADVERTXSENKX’TS 

E. A. WALKER. II. A. JOXES. 

We solicit your orders j2r ail kinds of 

Printing, Engraving, and 

Book Bind iag. 

UALL AND SEC US. 

No. 655 Main Street, Waltham, Mass. 

aJOHN 

WV. XX3LAN, 

Room E, Central Block, Main Street, WALTHAM, 

BOOK AND JOK PRINTING, BILL HEADS. STATEMENTS, Cl& 

CULAES. LABELS, ENVELOPES, NOTE BEADS. 

lIUSIXB%S CARDS, ETC. 

WOOD CUT & COLOR WORK a SPECIALTY. 

Wbeeter jPrintiq Go., 

(SUCCEsSORB TO REED & STICKNET,) 

GEO. A. TOOTHAKER, 

Manager. 

645 M&IN STREET, WALTHAM. 


Boston 

PUBLISHGRS 

Business 

PRICE. $$I .60. 

OE’ 

Directory, 

12 POST OFFICE SQUARE, BOSTON, MASS,

ADVERTISEME 

ZTTS 

t.-.-..--.-.-.-..--....- Guaranteed Circulation of Over 3000 Daily. 

-- 

WALTMAM TRIBUNE CO., 

PUBLISIIEEtB 

OF TEE 

. . . 

Established 188.2. 

HENRY hf. RYDER, Manager and Treasurer. CHARLES H. LINCOLN, Edltor. 

WALTNAM, 

MASS. 

AAJ3 & (=fO., 

(FRANIC I'. JOHNSON.) 

-N Surveyors, Civil, Sanitary and Landscape Engineers, K- 

Room 55 Methodist Bld’g, 3 Mw$ SI., Waltham, Ma,;., and Roam 5, 53 Tremont St., Boston. 

LlTTLEFlELD DIRECTORY PUBMHING CO,, 

t Boston Business Director 

MO, 12 POST OFFICE SQllkRE, >BOSTON, MASS,

t-26 81 ~VERTTSEMENTS 

PiBtures Copied. Enlarged and Finished In IndiaInk, Crayon, Pastels, Oil or Water Color& 

-+*Establisbed 1883.e - 

GGEORG&E C. POORE: 

rmALZR IN 

Stationery, Fancy Goods, Travelling Bags, 

Pocket Books. Leather Tmvnllin~ Cases, Fishing Tackle, Hammocks, Croquet 

sets, Vases, FHnoy Ware, ec., &r. Holiday Goods a Specialty. 

Our stock is very large in all departments. 

COIL M&W AND CRESCENT STS., WALTHAM. Called Hall’s Corner on Electric Cars 

.E 

NGRA~INGS, Olw, 

Fine Stationery, 

B 

LUNGS, 

Booklets, 

GIlIll 

Clothing * HOUSI 

Men’s, Youths’, Boys’ and Children’s 

GlOTHING, a FURNISHING *+ GOODS, 

PARYEWTER BLOCK, , . Moody Street, 

087 MAIN STREET, . . . WALTHAM, MASS. 

When you will find a full line of BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS. 

JXZ REMEMBER THE NUMBER, 687 MAIN STBEET. 


PUBLISHERS 

OF 

PRICE, $2.00. 

1% PCbST OFFICE SQUARE, - - - BOSTON, MASS.


H. HAGUE, 

MUSICAL MERCHAN-D 

OF ALL DJ33CI.ZIPTIONS. 

Vocal and Instrnrnental, Band and Orchestra, Music of all 

Publishers. Discount to Teachers. 

INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS. INSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. 

The Finest Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings. 

PIANOS TUNED AND RWPAIRED. 

BEIIDENCC, 102 HICtK ST., 

ItzY l-2 Monday Str*eet, - - - JValthnw+, Mmw. 

DIALS HAVING THE LETTERS OF YOUR NAME IN LINE OF HOUR FIGURES. 

DIALS WITH 

PHOTOGRAPHS 

BURNT IN. 

NOVELTIES IN 

ART 


DIALS INLAID WITH JEWELS, GOLD, SILVER ANO PLATINUM. :. ,‘. ‘: 

. . . . PORTRAITS ON MEOALIONS OR GOLO AN0 SILVER WATCH CASES. 

FJEtANa 

H. UPHAM, 

DEALER IN 

Window Shades, Paper Hangings, 

Artists' 

1Materfalls. 

Screens and S’creen Doors made to or&F. 

PICTURE FKAXES AX11 ENGRAVINGS. 

145 MOODY STREET, - 

Dr. Elizabeth 

TELEPHONE 16.2. 

W.ALTHAM,MASS. 

Foster Jenkins, 

-==@==- ~h-qmdist, -+$=- 

18 Crescent Street, Waltham, Mass. 

Corts, Bunions amd Ingrowiag Nails Cured. Also, Biting 

of the Firtger Nuils. 

Open Day and Evening. Electric Cars Pass.


Carriage and Sign 

t$YTW, 

57 HARVARD, cot-. Charles Street, - WALTHAM, MASS, 

Wheelwright and Carriage Builder, 

CARRIAGE REPAIRING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. 

Orders PromptEg Executed nlzd TVorlc Guaranteed. 

LIGHT WORK A SPECIALTY. 

57 HARVARD, corner Charles Street, , - WALTHAM, MASS. 

THOMAS 

PARKMAN, 

Wheelwright and General Jobber. 

All Orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed, 

67 Harvard, Cor. Charles Street, 

WALTHAM, - - - MASS.

AlNlCRTTSEMEr’TS 629 

JOHN F, NUTTING, 

03oa3>>.2 t >3339,35>>0 

Cnetrahr, 

OOF ,000EEOOOOODQ 

-__ Earpsnter I4 Buililfh 

Estimates Given and Plans Furnished: 

Job Work Done at Short Notice. 

Ressidenos CW Shog 443 FQ2bnd.s qt. 


Brick Mason and Plasterer, 

=FlREPLACES&TlLlNG 

A SPEClALTY.===---- 

-:- EJTIXATES FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS OF WORK. -:- 

NO. 6b CALVARY St., 

CONTRACTOR, STONE MASON & JOBBER, 

Gradin & Street Building a Specialty. 

Residence, 33 Spring St., near School, 

WALTHAM, 

MASS. 

-~ ~ 

M. H. NETHERCOTE, 

- DEALER IN - 

Fine Groceries, 

TEAS; FLOUR, COFFEE, Eic,, 

194 WILLOW STREET.


PORK, LARD, and HAMS. * 

175 School St., Waltham, Bbss. 

-:- STABLE, 

- vi* ___ 

-:- 

17 7 l-2 Moody Street, Rear Shepherd’s Block, 

Waltham~ 

SZaess;. 

Mrs. S. 

79 Lexington street, 

B. SAMUELS, Prop., Waltham, Mass,-< 

First class board and rooms within fire minutes walk of both 

Railroad Stations, Electrios, Theatre, Post OHice, etc., etc. 

Terms reasonable. 

R,ES-TO-RE; The Latest Parisian Inyention: 

THE GREATEST LABOR-SAVING DEVICE OF T;IE AGE. 

Unsurpassed for Repairing Lace, Clothing, 

And AllFabrIcs WITROUT SEWINGI. 

Price 22:s Centrs, 

S. B. SAMUEL% importer, 

Office, 79 Lexington Street, - 

AGENTS 

WANTED. 

WALTHAM, MASS,

ADVEUT1SEMENTS 

g NORUMBEGA DINING ROOMS, +B 

A. ff. BEDELL, Proprietor. 

First-Class Table Board by the Day or Week, 

PBICES BEASONABLE. WY: OUR PASTRY IS ALL HOME MADE. 

PROSPECT, corner Bills, 

Near F. R. R. Bridge and convenient to Americrn Waltham Watch Co.% Factory, 


H. 747,. X-iiIALL, 

IKNING~ROOMS. 

MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS. 

TRANSXENT and REGULAR BOARDERS ACCOMMODATED. 

48 SPRUCE, near Moody St,, WALTHAM, 

A. 63. HAVEN, Proprietor. 

(Successor to Mrs. A. D. Mqnard.) 

I am prepared to furnish the publio, Ice Cream of 

an Extra Quality. 

Ody the Bent of Baterid Used. 

Goods Delivered Pmmptlq/ 

TO ALL PARTS 01F THE 012-X. 

(ts- REIEYBER TBE NAME AND PLACE. 

A. Cd-. HAVElV, 

869 MAIN, corner Francis Street, - WALTHAM, MASS, 

THE ELM STREET CIGAR, STORE. 

J. J. NACAR’SY, 

Fine Havana 

UEALER IN 

and Domestic 

Gigars, 

Tobacco, Pipes, Smokers’ Articles, Etc, 

Box ‘l’rtlde a Specialty. 

: 

12 ELM ST,, 2 doors north of Park Theatre, - WALTHAM, MASS,

632 -A’I)VRXTISEMF,NTS 

F. M. STONE, Pres. JOS. F. C)IBBS, Cashier. 

Waltham National Bank, 

637 Main, corner Lexington Street, 

WALTHAM, 

MASS. 

CAPITAL, $150,0001 SURPLUS, $50,000, 

H. P. BUNGHER, Teller. 

Miss BERTHA E. WORMWOOD, Book Keeper. 

E. A. WALKER, Clerk and Messenger. 

--DLRECTORS- 

F. M. Stone, Charles F. Stone, Illlfns Warren, 

Wm. G. Cbilds, c’lms. w. Fogg, Francis Buttrick, 

H. L. Hovey, H. B. Braman, Erskine Warden. 

Discount Day, Monday. Bank Hours, 8.30 to 2.30. 

Waltham Savings Bank, 

-Incorporated March 18,1863.- 

Of&e at Na&ioxml Bank Building,’ 


-OPEN F&TOM tS.30 A. M. TO 2.30 P. M.- 

ASSETS, October $1892, $2,611,125,34, 

-OFFICEL

AIWERTISEMENTS 

G33 

_____.___~ __---- -- ---- __- 

on Lead Manufacturing to., 

Corner Congress and Franklin Streets, 

l(iZ 0OPTGRESS ST., and 180 am1 182 FRAh’IiLIN ST., 

E3OSTON, 

MASS. 

5AMUE:l. LITTLE, President. WM. J. BRIDE, Treasurer. 

, 

BOSTON STAR BRAND 

fE LEAD 

RED LEAD AND LITHARGE. 

Lead ipe and Sheet Lead., 

PATENT TIN-LINED PIPE. PURE BLOCK TIN PIPE. 

COPPER AND IRON PUMPS, SOLDER, ETC. 

3IC+ LEAD. PIG TIN. 

Our :Pwe W\t’FTte Lend both dry and ground in oil, we uxcrrnnt to be 

StYiktlJ ~)Pll‘e, :Lllc\ mmantee that for Fineness, Body 2nd hrnbility, i,t 

‘is not surpassed by any Lead in the mnrket. 

‘rVe wtrr:xnt our Red Lead and Liihnrge to be stricllg pure and of the 

fiw.st w ulity. 

-- 

. :‘-7 

Gold Medal Awarded by the Mak. Charitable Mechanic ASSO’II,

.PAYNE AUTOMATIC STEAM ENGINE. 

Also, Sha~fti~~~, Hangers, Pulleys, 

IbIting. 

TE’%‘E’NE 43 t:, 47 B,everly Streef;, 

z.wz 

BOSTON, MASS, 

No. 73 FULTON ST., BO 

SEXD FOB CATrlLOGT/% AiVD X’I1ICB L,XST.

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