1882 - Watertown Free Public Library

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ADVERTISEMENT.
Anthracite
and Bitumiuq
0
0
A
:
a;
HARD& SOFTWOOD,
Boston Office, No. ii Kilby Street.
Wharf& Elevators,
Cragie’s
Bridge,E.Cambridge.
Comnected
with
llistriot
Telephone.
CLARK MANUFACTURING
of-A
Pull
CO.
Sine
Harnesses& Saddlery
PROPERTY
OF
THE
F. CLARK.
Kid
Gloves
XXD
Cleaned
in
GLOVES
MAIN
i7
2206
Place,
Tsxmple
Waahin
ton
3JfA
BRANCH
Street,
Boeton,
E rondway,
2 Park
One
DYED,
OlFRRICE,
8auth
Day,
10
cents.
CENTS.
BOSTON,
OBV’ICES,
Boaton,
Square,
Lynn,
lPY0 Weotminater
-AND
25
Street,
Providence,
AT-
DYE HOUSE, GALEN ST., WATERTOWN.
It.
1..
.
299
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALTHAX REAL ESTATEAGENCY.
Estates
Sold,
Exchanged,
Rented,
Mortgages
Negotiated,
OFPICE,
WETL’FORD
RWXLDING,
ROOM
3,
391 Main Street,WALTHAM, MASS,
E. A. HARRINGTON.
CHAS.
-DEALERS
Lamb,
’ TRIPE,
IN-
Poultry,
Hams,
TONGUES,
FPutt
and
F. PARKS’
LARD,
VegPtables.
CROSBY
INVALID
BEDSTEAD,
.
-B-‘OR
WIK.
SALRJ
B’Y-
GOODNOW
Furniture
&
Dealers,
WALTHAY, MASS,
SON,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEALER IN
!kllt
Null
/ WALTHAM,
&Fresh
Provisio
MASS.
BUTTER,
EGGS,
IEFRU-ITS
ASI)
Verretables.
BOSTON
F',
STOBE.
C- DESHOX
&
-DEALERS
12 Elm
SIX
Street,
GOOD
W.
co,,
IN-
WALTlEZAM,
WHIRTW
TO
ORDRR
MASS.
FOR
$9.00.
EL IECNAPP,
-MANUFACTURER
ASI)
DEBLER
IS-
Stoves,
Furnaces
8Ranges,
PracticalPlumberand Gas Fitter.
Jobblag
ofall klndd promptly
attended
to.
TIN, SHEET IRON,
WARE
BRITANNIA
8 WOODEN
Copper,
Iron
and
Wooden
PUMPS,
Rams, Lead Pipe, SheetLead,
ZINC,
Etc.,
Etc.
PumpsSet,RoofsTinned,
GUTTERS,CONDUCTORS,
And
Stove Work
Male
to Oralrr.
All WorJc Wavmnte<l.
240
laiuStreet,
WALTHAM,
MASS,
-
5
ADVERTISEMENTS.
-____-
____CHARLES
HALL9
TR-,
---AND-
GAS
Jobbing
kinds
FITTER.
and
Re
Promptly
HALL'S BLOCK, -
-
7'S MOODY STREET,
WALTHAM,
CLARK,
MASS-
XAYNARD
-I~E.I.LERS
IN-
&
CO.,
Drapery Work a Spesialty.
HoEandand OpaqueShadesIJadeand Hung.
MUSIC HALL
BUJLl)ING,
ELM ST., WALTHAM,
MASS.
6
ADVERTISEMENTSs
THE
NEW
HUB
RANGE!
A!Lrsenal,
1(2mr, Irving
WATERTOWiV, MASS.
St.,
ADVERTISEMENTS.
-~
AMERICAN
lManufacturers
of
TIIE
7
WAT?dti
-irOOX,
X’JLITCOMB
CO.,
LATJXE,
FOLSOM'S
BOSTON
STORE,
WALTHAM_
At less tham City
Prices.
In addition to the Largest Stock of iDry Goods ever shown in
this Town, we make a Specialty of
CLOAKS
6 LADIES’COTTON
UNDERWEAR,
To all of which we invite your attention.
An examination
this Stock is respectfully
requested if for comparison only.
of
GOODS SOLD AT ONE PRICE,
and PERFECT
SATISFACTION
GEORGE
1OS
NO.
W-
C. l?OI.SOM,
MOODY
ST’REmT.
Am C+REE?SI’OUG-X
31 Milk
Pttbliahern
of the
Boaton
tory,Sd.OO.
Havrrhill
Directory,
ELMER
GUARANTEED.
LITTLEFIELD.
Street,
Room
&
39,
CO.,
BOSTON.
Etrsiuew
Directory,
.$L.50.
Broclrtott
City
Directory,
$2.00.
Lewiston
$‘L.OO.
Nntick
Directory,
$130,
&c.,
amI
City
Direc.
Attburtt
Rzc.
JzUU3S
E.
,3ZTNT&E$I.
ROOKSei~STATIONERY
CUTLERY, TOILET ARTICLES, ETC.,
WHITFORD BUILDING, MAIN XT.,
THE
DIRECTORY,
OF TEE
INHABITANTS,
INSTITUTIONS,
MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENTS,
SOCIETIES,
BUSINESS,
BUSINESS FIRMS, STATE
CENSUS, ETC., ETC.,
IN TEE
TOWNS
OF
FOR
W. A. CjREENOUGH
FOiWPILER8
31
MILN
ANI)
& CO.,
TTBLISHE&9,
STREET,
BOSTON.
WALTHAM:
SOLD
BY
GEORGE
PRICE,
WOOLLEY,
_
_
363
_
_
MAIN
STREET.
s1.50.
Entered &cc&ding to Act of Con em, in the year 1882, by W. A. GREENOUQH Bt
Co., in the office of the r?Jlbnrnsn of Congress at Washington.
.- _ - - -$
-)Jf-
*
I:’
4
11 ” .
10
LADVERTISEMENT.
CATAliO&UE
-0 R-
a,
-ISSUED
W.
.
A.
BY-
Gl3EENOUGH
& CO.
American Railway Manual and Supply Directory ...................
.$4.00
Augusta, Hallowell
and Gardiner Directory ..........................
2.00
1.50
Bangor City Directory
............................................
Bath, Brunswick
and Richmond Directory ..........................
1.50
Biddeford and Saco Directory .......................................
1.50
Boston Business Directory
(annually).
..............................
1.50
Boston & Maine Railroad Business Directory ........................
2.50
Boston and Providence Railroad Directory ..........................
2.50
Brockton and Bridgewaters
Directory ...............................
2.00
Brookline
Directory ................................................
1.50
Cambridge City Directory
(annually). ..............................
2.50
Concord City Directory ............................................
1.50
Eastern and Maine Central Railroads Business Directory.
...........
2.60
Haverhill
City Directory ..... ._ ....................................
2.00
Lewiston
and Auburn Directory.
2.00
...................................
Malden and Everett Directory .......................................
2.00
Massachusetts
Cities Business Directory ............................
2.50
MerrimackRiver Directory .........................................
2.00
Milford Directory ..................................................
1.60
Nashua City Directory .............................................
2.00
Natick Directory
................................
................
1.50
1
New Bedford City Directory .......................................
2.00
Portland Directory (annually)
(in company with B. Thurston & Co.,
Portland) .......................................................
2.00
Portsmouth
City Directory .........................................
1.60
2.00
Rockland, Belfast, and Camden Directory ...........................
Somerville City Directory
2.00
..........................................
United States Iron, Hardware, and Metal Trades Directory ..........
6.00
Waltham and Watertown
Directory .................................
1.50
Boston Street and Avenue Directory ...............................
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PU~~LICATION
OFFICE,
Bowdoin Building, 31 Milk Street, Room 39, BOSTON,
Use
the
Elevator.
Portland Office,97 1-2 Exchange Street, Room 2.
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., Editors and Publishers.
=Directorles
of the Principal
Cities of the United
hand, for reference, to aocommodate patrons and friends,
9&x5.
States
without
kept on
charge.
PREFACE.
IN presenting to the public a new DIRECTORY OF WALTHAM
AND WATERTOWN, and No. 6 of the regular series, it has been our
aim to furnish our patrons with a book of reference, distinguished
for its fulness, correctness, and typographical beauty.
The thriving manufacturing towns here represented, continue
to gain in population and business importance, and it is but reasonable to predict that in no distant future they may develop such
business resources and population as to follow the example of
other large and growing communities, in assuming a city form of
government, and will find an anrtual Directory needful to represent their population and business interests.
All towns at the present day of any considerable importance
and population, find a good Directory a great convenience to both
citizens, and visitors who are constantly resorting to its pages for
information of some kind. Orders not unfrequently come to us
for our directories from distant parts of the country, indicating
that their circulation is not limited to the localities they represent.
The attention of persons .using the Directory is especially
directed to the irnpqrtance of knowing the exact spelling of a
name before looking for it, as names pronounced the satne are
frequently spelled in different ways, and appear on different pages
remote from each other.
1880.
Names in Waltham,
Names in Watertown,
Total,
4,346
2,084
6,430
1882.
4,720
2,191
_6,911
InCl-3~0.
374
107
481
Thanking the community sincerely for the uniform courtesy and
assistance extended to our agents while obtaining the requisite
information for the present number,
We remain respectfully,
W. A. GKEENOUGH
Bz CO.,
Editors and PuMishers.
,,_
9,
October, 1882.
y.
1
12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
lZSTABLISITED1835.
ADAXIS
&
(Successors
150
‘I’K.
B. BAKER
EMONT’
2Ianufaotursrs
BAKER
ILSLEY,
to JORN
of
L CO.),
STREET,
the
CELEBRATED
HAFZ
LADIES’
& GENTS’ RIDING
SADDLES
& BRIDLES, SOLID
SOLE LEATHER
TRUNKS
&
BAGS a Specialty,
HORSE CLOTHING
&
STABLE
FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.,
150
TREMONT
ST-,
BOSTONFrank
Daniel
Adams.
STVAIN, EARLE
-Manrrfaaoturer.3
P.
Ilsley.
& CO.,
of-
COFFEES,SPICES
ANDCHOCOLATE.
IXPORTEES
AND
JOBDEBS
OF
TsestTml00
ffmay tEhmi3@Ipi@$n
63 and
Pactory,
F.
D.
65 COl?IPIERCZAL
RTREET,
5 and 7 D1EKCANTILE
IT.,
BOSTON.
f
E. B. XIRLE.
T. 8. SWAIN.
YAYNABD.
MASSACHUSETTS
CITIES DIRECTORY,
Comprising
a Business Directory
of Twenty-one
Cities, each
oue complete
in itself ; Express
List, Etc., Etc. ; also, a
Business
Directory
of All Towns having over Five
Thousand
Population
; and a complete
Business
Directory
of Providence,
R. I.
W, A. GREENOUGH
31
Milk
Str’eet,
-
-
& CO.,
-
BOSTON.
CONTENTS.
PAGE
28 and 203
ABBREVIATIONS..............................................
AMERICAN I,EQIOX OF HONOR; WALTHAM .........................
192
AYERICAN LEQION OF HOX~H, WATERTOWK........................
2%
ANCIENT ORDEJZOF HIBEHNIAES, WALTHAM ......................
195
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKJIEN,WALTHA~ .................
19.3
154
BANKS, WALTHAM ..................................................
BANH~, WATERTOWN...... ...................................................................... 2;:
BLOCKS, BUILI~INOS, ETC., WALTHAM
BLOCKS, BUTLDIXGS, HAI.L~, ETC., WATERTOWN....................
202
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WALTHAM ...................................
16.3
BUSIXESSDIRECTORY, WATEETOWN.................................
267
............................................................................ ;I
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS
CEMETERIES, WALTHAM ..
..........................................
CEMETERIES, WATR.RTOWN
202
CHUKCHES, ~VALTHAM.......................................................................................
;I:
CHURCHES,WATERTOWN
182
FIRE DEPARTMENT, WALTHAX ....................................
FIRE DEPAI~T~ENT, WATERTOWN...................................
282
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WALTKAM .......................
192
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WATERTOWN.....................
288
15
.......................................
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
JUSTICESOF THE PEACE, WALTHAM ................................
I96
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WATERTOWN
................................................................ Tif$
KNIQHTS OF HONOR, WAI.THA~
287
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. WATERTOWN .................................
. .... ..d. 190
MASONIC, WALTHAM ......................................
285
.............................................
MASONIC, WATE.:RTOWN
194
MILITARY, WALTHAM ..............................................
MISCELLANEOUR,WATERTOWN......................................
287
NOTARIES P~LIC, WALTHAM ......................................
198
.............................................................................;:3
NOTARIES PUBLIC, WATICHTOWN
ODD FELLOW& WALTHA~
ODD FELLUWS, WATERTOWN.. .....................................
286
197
POST OFFICE, WALTHA~. ..........................................
POST OFFICE, WATERTOWN..................................................................
92;
,
.............
PUBLIC LIBRARY, WALTHAM
257
PUBLIC LIBRARY,~ATERTOWN .....................................
PUBLIC SCHOOLS,WALTHAM .......................................
185
282
PWLIC SCHOOLS,WATERTOWN.....................................
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC.,~ALTHAM ..............................
25
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC.,WATERTOWN..............:
.............
202
ROYAL AECANU~, WALTHAM.. ....................................
191
195
SOCIETIES, WALTHAM .............................................
.................................
STATE CENSUS(IF MASSACHUSETTS
289
21
..i ..................
STREETQ~ALTHAM. ..........................
200
STREETS, WATERTOWN ............................................
193
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIEB, WALTHAM ................................
TOWN OFFICERS, WALTHU ........................................
181
TOWN OFFICEBS, WATERTOWN .....................................
281
.............................................. 1;;
UNITED ORDER OF PILQRI~ FATHERS, WALTHAM
WALTHAM DIRECTORY....... ...........
...........................................
203
WATERTOWNDIEECTORY
14
ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMUNITY
PILLS,
Being composed in part of
CHAMOMILE
AN5
CELERY,
ARE PARTICULARLY
EFFICACIOUS
IN THE TREATMENT
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN, NERVES AND STOMACH.
And
are
for Nervous
ache,
an Infallible
and Bilious
Dyspepsia,
Epilepsy,
Head-
Indigestion,
Incipient
Sleeplessness,
cure
Paralysis,
Hypochondria,
Etc.
A box
cents,
or
mailed
of
33
pills
5 boxes
postpaid
for
to
OF
for
245
$1.00,
any
ad-
dress, by
STEVENS& COXPANY,
aenwazA@.,
1 BOSTON,
-
-
-
MASS.
FifteenReasons
why the CommunityPills arethe Best,
1.
’ 2.
3.
4.
6.
6.
7.
6.
9.
10.
71.
12.
13.
14.
16.
Because
Because
Because
Because
Bemuse
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
Because
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
they
cure Headache.
cure Nervousness.
cure Hysteria and Sleeplessness.
cure Incipient Paralysis.
cure pain at the Base of the Brain.
restore waste of Brain Power.
purify and cleanse the Blood.
give a ravenous appetite.
mm Dyspepsia.
cure Liver Complaint.
cure Kidney Difficulties.
cure Female Diseases.
remove Pimples and Face Grubs.
cure Humors and Boils.
make one Cheerful and Happy.
@?-SENDFORBOOK
OFTESTIMONIALS
ANDCURES..c@j
THECO~MJNITYPILLSARETHEBESTANDEASIESTPHYSIC. WARRANTED
TOCUREHEADACHE
IN
HALF AN HOUR,
ABox
of33Sugar
Coated
Pills
for25Us,
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
15
INDEX.
INDEXTOWALTHAM
ADVERTISEMENTS,
.':,-. _
PdQE
Moor E. D., carpenter.. , . . . . . . . . . . . . , ..296
Noble J. P., watchmaker and optician. ,300
p;g.
~+.,Jy~&p.;;kr,h.
$ml
coal, wood, etc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . front c&w
James Algernon, baker. . . . . . . . . . . ,301
Kendall F. E. &Co., hardware.front
cover
Kilburn J. H., house and sign painting.300
Knap W. B., stoves. .:.. . . . ..a. . . . . . 4
Lane $ Poole, house pamtem. . . . , . , . . ,301
Martin L. W., carpenter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,293
McParland & Co., provisions. . . . . . . . . . .301’
McWain C. W., olgai?, etc. . . . . . . . . . . . 310
Miller John G., carpenter and builder. .305
dealer . . . . . . . . . . . . ..-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 308
Phinney Nathaniel cf., publisher Waltbam Free Press. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Priest H. E., flour, gram, etc.. . . . . . . ,296
Pros eet House, W. J. Richardson, prop.296
Ran x & Dutch, pro+ons.
. . . . . . . . . . . ,299
roY1s1ons. . . . . . . . . . . ,306
Rice Calvin,
Ring Charles % ., harnesses, trunks, eta.
back coTer
Shedd George F., steam engine mnfr. . .297
Stark John, watchmakers’ tools.. . . . . . . ,300
Stickne R. $ Son, stoves . . . . . . . . . ,297
Taylor 43eo. D., carpenter and bnilder. ,295
Taylor James M., provisions.
... .... . .. 4
Temple T. W., D.D.~., dentist . back cover
Therrein John Dr. ohvsician.. . . . . , . .307
Trofatter C. H., ste&n”and a8 fitter . ,298
Tucker Amass, cabinet war f ..........
,396
Varum E. P., harness maker .........
,306
Viles Daniel F., insurance agent. ...... .314
Waltham Bleachery,_ Edmund Dwight,
treasurer.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;...302
Waltham Dye House
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,301
Waltham F.ree Press, Nathaniel B. Phinney, publrsher . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 296
Waltham National Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . ,303
,303
Waltham Record, E. L. Barry, prop.
Waltham Steam Laundry, Thorp 8~ Rogers, pro rietors. . . . . . . . . . . . . .back cover
Waltham t atch Tool Co... . . . . . . . . . . . 369
Walt&m &Boston Ex., Weeks & Co.. ,304
Warren Mrs. Georgia A., pianos and
organ* . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ,.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,301
INDEXTOWATERTOWN
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PM3E
Boston & Watertown
Clothing House,
F. A. Brown, manager. . . . . . , . . . . .312
Colline & Co., wall paper. . . . .back cover
Gilkey L Stone, lumber . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Gleason S. S., publisher Watertown En310
terprise.. . . . ..‘.~“..“.....‘...‘.‘.
Gleason & Co., auctmneers . , . . . . , . , . , . .310
Gregg Alexander, undertaker. . . . . . . ,310
Howes’ Cash Store, George E. Howes,
manager. , . . , . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . 312
Ingraham W. H., insurance agent.. . . . 314
Lewando’s French Dye Works.. . . . . , .,. 2
McLauthlin
& Co., statiopers..
PAQE
......... 3
E:~zi%~~%a~?~
“:::::
::.“‘3”
Pinkham I. w. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ,311
Plaisted & E&mea. provisions. . . . . . . . .311
Tarlton Geo. H.,watchmaker and jeweler309
Treat W. W., florist . . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..311
Tripp D. F., concrete pavmg ..,.. ..*... 310
Watertown
Enter&se.
5. 9. Gleason
~+lisher..
.... .1....1. ........ . ...... E
dmg Moses, carpenter and builder. ,311
Woodward James B., apothecary .......
INDEX.
INDEX
TO
BOSTONJAMBRIDGE,
AND
NEWTON
ADVERTISEMENTS
Adams & Ilsley, harnesses, etc I... . . . . . . . 12
. .back cover
Akeley & Co., bitters..
.
Amerman Iron Post and Construction
co..................................
316
Bradstreet Wm. D. & Co., . . .front lover
Brooks W. P. B., furniture..
. . . . _. , 26
pg;
Fob”;; pg;,“;;;
1. : ‘3;
2
Clark Mnfg. Co:: harness&, eta! . , :: .:
Gorse & Smith, upholstery goods . . . . . ,314
Crafts L Co., drugs, medicines, etc.. . . .314
Cutter & Parker, doors, sashes and
blinds. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .., 3
Dennison Mnfg. Co., tag8 and labels.. ,313
Doe, Hunnewell 8~ Co., furniture mnfrs.
front cover
Eddy C. F. & Co., coal, wood, etc.. . . .
front owe*
Faith Whitcomb Co., medicines . . . . . 14
French A. & Co., orockery, china, and
glam ware. . .
. . . . . .opp. page 106
Gibbs 8 Co., Waltham Express.. . . . . . . .2X
Gen-ish Thos. G., bitters mnfr., Lowell.
“pg. page 107
Gooch J. G. & N. G., lumber..
ack oover
Greenough W. A. & Co., directory pub. . . . . . . . . . . .7, 26,312,317
lishers
Hawley F. A. S Co., bankers.. .front cover
. . . .back corer
Lees Gas Governor Co...
Lewando’s French Dye House. _. . . . . . . 2
New England Conservatory of Muusic ,186
SmithR. F.,arteeian well sinker, front cover
Smith L Anthony Stove Co., atoves, etc. 6
Story & Wilbur, roofing materials, etc.
opp. age 107
Swain, Earle & Co., tena and Pancy
groceries
. . . . . . . . . . , . . . , 12
Waltham
Bleaehery and Dye Works,
Edmund Dwight, treasurer . . . . . .302
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., iron and
steel wire, Worcester.
. . . . . . . . . . , .315
Wellington Horatio & Co., coal..
. . 2
Whitcomb A. G.,sohool-house furniture
and settees.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .317
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OF
17
PATRONS.
BusinessDirectory of Patrons in other Cities.
Artesian
Well
Rioker.
Smith B. F., 3 Tremont row, room 14, and
266 Washington,
room 3, Boston (see
front cover)
Sale
Ties.
Washburn L Xoen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Mass. (see page 315)
/
Bankera.
Bradstreet William D. 8c Co., 282 Waabington, Boston (see front cover)
Hawley F. A. & Co., 84 Devonshire and 20
Water Boston (see front cover)
Cordiala.
Thomas G., 126 Pawtuck&
ell (aee page opp. 1Oi)
,Gerrish
Low-
Corset
Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co,, Worcester,
Cotton
Cloth
and Hmiery
Mnfrm.
Boston Mnfg. Co., Edmund Dwight, treas.,
W%t?$t?
%%%?~~f2&orks,
Edmund Dwigbt, treas., 60 State, Boston
(see page 302)
Barb
Fencing.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Oriarlioe
Wire.
Bittera
BInfr.
Akelev & Co.. Cite so-e.
Charlestown
(seeback cover) - Gerrish Thomas G., 126 Pawtucket,
LOWell (see page opp. 107)
Crockery,
China
and Glans Ware.
French, Abram 81 Co., 89 to 93 Franklin,
Boston (see opp. page 106)
Erazierd
Eodm.
Rraom
Wire.
Washburn & Goen Mnfg. Co., Woroeater,
Decoratora.
Come & Smith, 181 Washington,
(see page 314)
Boston
Doom,
&mbes,
Blinds,
Etc.
Cutter & Parker, 71 and 73 Portland, Boston (see page 3)
Drags,
Medicines,
Etc.
Crafts & Co., 148 Commercial, Boston (see
page 314)
Cememt,
Elastic.
Story & Wilbur, 629 Commercial,
(see opp. page 107)
Dye Home.
Lewando’s French Dye House, 17 Temple
place, Boston (see page 2)
CRFd
Wire.
Boston
Clothes
Line Wire.
Coal and Wood.
Eddy C. F. & Co., Washington,
ton (see front coyer)
W;;;:ty
Horatlo, 11 Kilby,
West NewBoston (see
Coam
ratary
of Mosic.
New Englen h Conservatory of Music, E.
Tourjee, dire&or, Franklin sq., Boston
(see page 186)
Exprem
Qibbs & Co., 200 Franklin, 34 Court square
and 26 Merchants row, Boston (see p. 296)
Feltinga,
Ro;pr-zrd,
Dry
(see opp. page 107)
and
Boston
Fence Wire.
18
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Manufaetamm.
Doe, Hunnewell & Co.. 577and 579Waehiogton, Boston (seefront oover)
Spring
Wurniture
Galvaaized
(see page 302)
Wmhburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Mass. (seepage 316)
Market
Wim.
Maes. (see page 315)
Wire.
Gae Governor*.
Lees Gas Governor Co., 77 A Milk, Boaton
(see back cover)
(Window).
Crafts & Co., 148Commercial, Boston (see
page
Companies.
Boston Manufacturing Company, Edmund
D&ght. treas., 60 State, Boston (see page
Wai?ham Rleachery and Dye Works, Edmund Dwight, treas., 60 State, Boston
Wire.
WaBhbum & Mom Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Glasn
PATRONS.
Manofactnring
Furniture.
Brooks W. P. B., 151Hanover, Boston (see
Page 26)
Furaitore
OF
Medicinea.
Faith Whitcomb Co. (Community Pills),
Stevene & Co., gem agte., Boston (see
&%14&omas CT.,126 Pawtucket, LoWell
(see opp. page 107)
i?Iemhandiae
Taga and Labels.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., il Milk, Boston (see
page 313)
314)
Metallic
Harnesses
and
Ssddlery.
Adams & Ilsley, 150 Tremont, Boston (see
Cl: i?“iz;fg. Co., corner Washington and
Watertown, West Newton (see page 2)
ERY Bale Ties.
Washburn & Mben Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Iron
Music School.
New England Conservatoq of Music, E.
Tourjee, Director, Franklin square, BOSton (seepage 186)
Music
Mass.
(see page
315)
Needle
and
Steel
Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., WoScester,
Mass;
Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Wo’meeter,
Ponta.
American Iron Post and Construction Co,,
31 Milk, Boston (see page 316)
Iron
Post%
Americm Iron Post and Construction Co.,
31 Milk, Boston (see page 316)
Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co, Worcmter,
(see page 315)
Painta,
Iran
Wim.
Jewelera’
sod
Drnwtiato)
Eoxen.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 21 Milk, Boston (see
page 313)
Lime
nnd
Cement.
J. G. & N. G., Western avenue,
Brighton (see back cover)
Wellington Horatio & Co., 11 Kilby, Boston (see page 2)
Gooch
Liauorn.
Wines.
Etc.
Cassidy John E., k7 to 63 broad, Boston
(see page 317)
Varnisbem,
Etc.
eaper Boxes.
page 313)
Paper
Aanginga.
Come $ Smith, 181 Washington, Boston
(see page 314)
Patent
NIedicinea.
Faith Whitcomb Co. (Community Pills),
Stevem & Co., general agents, Boston
Gerris
(Seegage
Thomas
14) G., 126Pawtucket, Lowell
(see opp. page 107)
Publishers.
Lumber.
Gooch J. G. & N. G., Western av., Brighton (see beck cover)
Machinery
Oilr,
Crafts & Co., 148 Commercial, Boston (see
page 314)
Wire.
Washburn & Mom Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Greenough W. A. j, Co., 31 Xilk, room
39, Boston (see pages ‘7,26,312,317)
Bivet
Wim.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
OF
.
Rolling
Millfs.
Washburn & Mom Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Rooting
(Slnte).
(see opp. page
Round
Cross.
Washburn & Moes Mnfg.
:Mass. (see page 315)
School
W;;;eo;n&A.
Boston
107)
Cd., Worcester,
HouneFurniture.
G., 73 Fulton,
Boston (see
setteea.
Whit&nob A. C., 73 Fulton,
page 317)
Shipping
Dennison
page
Boston
(see
and Memhamdiae
Taga.
Mnfg. Co., 21 Milk, Boston (see
313)
Slate Dealera.
(see opp. page 107)
Boston
Slating
Toole
and Nail*.
Boston
(see opp. page 107)
Spring
Wire.
Washburn 8GMoen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Maw (see page 315)
19
PATRONS.
stone wire.
stoves.
3mith & Anthony Stove Co., 62 and 64
Union, Boston (see page 6)
Tags (6bippiag).
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 21 Milk,
p*ge 313)
Boston (see
Team mud Fancy
Groaeriecl.
3wain, Earle & Co., 63 and 65 Commercial
Boston (see page 12)
Tclegrapb
and Telephone
Wire.
Tinned
Wire.
Maw. (see page 315)
Tinsoe
Papers.
Dennison Mnfg. Co., 21 Milk, Boston (See
page 313)
Upholsteriog
Goods.
Come & Smith, 181 Washington, Boston
(see age 314)
Doe, B unnewell 0 Co., 677 and 579 Washington, Boston (see front cover)
Watch
Rpringe.
& Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
page 316)
Stntionera’
Bpecialtiem.
page 313)
Washburn
Steel Barb
Fencing.
Washburn $ Mom Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
Wearing
Wire.
Washburn & Moen Ynfg. Co., Worcester,
Washburn
Mass.
Steel Drill
Wire.
& Moen Mnfg. Co., Worcester,
(see page 315)
Bteel Wire.
Washburn & Moen Mnfg. Co., Woroesetr,
Mass.
(see
Window
t3bades.
Gorse & Smith, 181 Washington,
(see page 314)
Boston
Wire.
Maa. (see page 315)
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DECEMBER.
II
STREETS,
PLACES,
ETC , IN WALTHAM.
21
STREETS,PLACES,ETC,,IN WALTHAM.
Acorn, from Oak to Bolton
Adams, from Crescent, n. Spruce, to Crescent, n. Moody
Adams avenue, from Moody, near Newton line, to We@
Newton line
Alder, from Moody to Beech
Ash, from Moody to Crescent
Bacon, from Main to Lexington
Beaver, from Lexington to Warren
Beech, from High to Myrtle
Benefit, from Newton, opposite Calvary, to F. R. R.,Watertown Branch
Boland, from Oak, near Acorn
Bolton, from Newton, south side
How, from North, near Lexington, to North
Brook, from Lincoln to Lincoln line
Brown, from Moody to Crescent
Brown’s lane, from Charles, near Harvard, to Felton
Calvary, from Newton to Farwe!l, at Newtou line
Carter, from Elm, next I?. R. R. depot, to Moody
Cedar, from Calvary to High
Central, from Newton to Elm
Charles, from Moody, near F. R. R., to South
Cherry, from Moody to Crescent
Chestnut, from Crescent to Newton
Chestuut place, from Chestnut, near Moody
Church, from Main to Lyman
Church street avenue, from Church to School
Clinton, from Newton, south side, to Day
Common, from Main to School
Common street place, from Common, near Main
Cranberry, from High to Newton line
Crescent, from Moody, opposite Pine, to Moody, opposite
Derby, near Newton line
Cross, from Main to Central
Curve, from Lexington
to Lincoln
Cushing, from Moody to Hall
Cutter, from Newton to Cedar
Dale, from Lexington, across Bacon
Dana, from Lowell to Gardner
Day, from Clinton to Bolton
22
STREETS,
PLACES,
ETC., IN WALTHAM.
Derby, from Moody, near Newton line, opp. Crescent, to
Newton line
East Ash, from Moody, opposite Ash
East Brown, from Moody, opposite Brown
Elm, from Main, opp. Church, to River, n. F. R. R. depot
Exchange, from Central House, Main, to Pond
Farwell, from River, near the bleachery, to Newton line,
at Calvary
Felton, from Moody, near F. R. R., to the town farm
Ferren, from Felton, near Prospect, to F. It. R.
Fiske avenue, from Weston, above South
Flood, from John to Calvary
Floyd, from Russell to Charles
Forest, from Beaver to North
Foundry avenue, from Willow, near River, to Davis and
Farnum’s iron foundry
Fountain, from Charles to Felton
Friend, from Calvary to John
a Gardner, from High, to Pine
Gilead avenue, from Spruce to Moody
Gordon, from Moody to Hall
Gore, from Main to Grove
Grant, from Charles to School
Grove, from Main, near F. R. R., Beaver Brook station,
to Pleasaut, Watertown
Hall, from Pine to High
Hammond, from Main, nearly opposite Prospect
Harvard, fiotn Main to Charles
Harvard avenue, from Harvard to Grant
Heard, from Main, opposite Lyman, to Central
High, from Moody to Newton line
Jackson, from Central to River
John, from Moore to Calvary cemetery
Lake, from Lexington to Lincoln
Lexington, from Main to Lexington line
Liberty, from 255 Main to School
Linooln, from Lexington to Lincoln line
Linden, from Main, near Beaver Brook station, F. R. R.,
to Beaver
Locust, from Winter to Winter, near West
Lowell, from Pine to High
Lowell street place, from Lowell, near Pine
Lyman, from 217 Main to Beaver
Main, from Watertown line to Weston line
Maple, from Moody to Crescent
Mechanic, from Charles to Felton
Middle, from Common, near Main, to Spring
Moody, from Main, near Eagle block, to city of Newton
Moore, from Calvary to John
STREETS,
PLACES,
ETC., IN WALTHASI.
23
Mt. Pleasant, rear Church
Mt. Pleasant court, from 42 School
Myrtle, from Moody to Beech
New Grove, from Newton to Grovg .
Newton, from 190 Main to High
North, from Lincoln at., n. Lincoln line, to Belmont line
Oak, from Newton, opposite Taylor, to Moore
Orange, from Moody to Crescent
Park place, from Church, near Main., to School
Parker’s lane, from Willow, near River
Pine, from Newton to Moody
Pleasant, from opposite 192 Main to Summer
Plympton,, from Bacon, between Pond and Dale
Pond, from Lexington to Bacon
Prospect, from Main, across Charles, to F. R. R.
Prospect lane, from Main, near Weston
Prospect place, from Prospect, near Charles
Quince, from Beaver, near Fitchburg railroad, to North
River, from Moody to Watertown line
River avenue, rear 17 River
Robbins, from Moody, above Brown, to Crescent
Russell, from Harvard to South
School, from Bacon to Lyman
Smith, from Lincoln to Lexington line
South, from Weston, near Main, to Auburndale line
South Harvard, from Felton to F. TC.R.
Spring, from Main to School
Spruce, from Crescent to Moody
Summer, from Lexington to Pleasant Summer street avenue, from Summer, opp. Warren av.
Sun, from Ferren, near Felton
Taylor, from Moody to Newton
Union, from Gordon to Taylor
Vernon, from Prospect to South
Walnut, from Moody to Crescent
Warren, from Main to Watertown line
Warren avenue, from Summer t,o Church
Water, from Charles, near Moody to Felton
West, from Winter to Weston line
Weston, from Main, near South, to Stony Brook
Williams, from Charles to F. R. R.
Willow, from River to iMain
Winter, from Lincoln, above Curve, to Lincoln line
24
BLOCES,
BUILDINQS,
ETC.,
IN
WALTHAM.
BLOCKS,
HALLS,BUILDINGS,
ETC,,IN
WALTRAM,
Adams building, Main, corner Church
Almshouse, South
Armory Hall, Main, near Spring
Bacon’s block, Moody, near Spruce
Ceutral block, Maiu, near Church
Charles A. Welch Hall, Moody, corner Charles
Conley’s block, Moo~ry, corner Crescent
Dix block, Moody, south end of the bridge
Donahoe’s block, Main, near Spring
Eagle block, Maim near Common
Exchange Hall, Main, corner Spring
Gliddeu’s block, Moody, coruer Spruce
Goodnow’s block, Main, opposite Spring
Granite block, rear Townsend block, Main
Granite Hall, Granite block, Main
Grerley’s block, Main, corner Spring
Hall’s block, Moody, corner Gordon
Hall’s building, Crescent, corner Moody
Hastings block, 228 Main
Lawrence block, Main, corner Common
Massosit Hall, South Side
Music Hall, 22 Elm
Music Hall block, 20, 22 and 24 Elm
Odd l?ellows Hall, 361 Main
Police station, Lexington,
near School
Pope & Whitney’s block, 311 and 313 Main
Post-office, Rumford building, Main
Pratt’s building, Moody, near Taylor
Priest’s building, 355 Main
Prospect block, Main, near Spring
Public Library, Moody, corner Charles
Roberts Hall, Main, nearly opposite Spring
Rumford building, Main, coruer Elm
Rumford Hall., Main, corner Elm
School Comtmttee’s office, High school building, Church
Selectment and Assessors ofiice, Bank building, Main
Shepherd’s block, Moody, near Spruce
Smyth’s block, Moody, corner Spruce
Stearns & Crehore block, Main, opposite Moody
Townsend’s block, Main, near Church
Waltham National Bank building, Main, car. Lexington
Whitford’s
block, Main, near Lexington
Whitford’s
building, Main, near Common
CEMETERIES,
ETC., IN WALTHAM.
25
CEBIETERIES,
Calvary (Catholic), Calvary, near Chemistry station
Church street (Catholic), Churoh, near Main
Grove Hill, Main, near Beaver Brook station
Mt. Feake, South, near Roberts’ crossing
RAILROAD STATIONS,ETC.
Beaver Brook Station, Joseph M. Stevens, station agent
Bleachery station, Frank R. Beokwith, station agent
Calvary street crossing, James Amrock, flagman
Chemistry station, Peter McVey, station agent
Clematis Brook Rtation, Beaver, Samuel N. Cushing,
station agent
Maine Central station, Lexington, near Summer, John
Trefry, station agent
Pine street crossing, Michael Connelly, flagman
Waltham station, Elm, John R. O’Connell, station agent,
Charles J. Maloney, baggage-master
.
26
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UNITED
IIi,ON,
STATES
HAJSDWABE
-AND-
IKETAL
TRADES
DIRECTORY,
1883,NO.3,
COMPRISING
A COMPLETE
LIST
OF THE
Manufacturers,
Importers,
Wholesale
and Retail
Dealers,
Commission
Merchants,
Brokers,
and Artisans
in all
the Baser
Metals,
and all Goods Manufactured
from them in the United
States and Territories.
PRICE,
$6.00.
W. A. GREENOUGH
& CO., Editors &
BOWDOIN
BUILDING,
BOSTON,
31 <MILK
MASS,
Publishers,
‘ST.,
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY,
18822.
ABBREVIATIONS
USED IN THIS
DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; agt , agent; asst., assistant; &v , avenue; b. or bds., boards;
bet., between; bldg., building; blk., block; (B&Boston;
B. Mnfg. Co., Boston
Manufacturing
Co,.; corn. mer., commission merchant; c. or car., corner; ct.,
court; F. R. R., FItchburg Railroad; h., house; lab., laborer; mkr., maker;
mnfr., manufacturer;
n. or nr., near. opp., opposite; pl., place; P. O., %atoffwe; pres., president; P., rear; I d ., road; Rev., reverend;
sec., seci-etarg; sq., sguare; st., street; supt., superintendent;
treas., treasurer;
U. S. A., Umted States Army; U. 9. N , United States Navy; wbf., wharf;
whol., wholesale; wid., widow.
Where the name of a corporation. factory or firm a pears immediately after
the name, it indicates the place of business. After t P18 name of the street the
word streetis omitted.
ABBOTT
CLARA
MISS, boards 314 Main
Abbott Lronora iL1., widow of Timothy B., nurse, house
rear Taylor, near Moody
Abbott Olive, widow of John, house 314 Main
Abbott Wm. E-I., at bleachery, house Taylor, n. Moody
Adams Ann B., widow of lloratio, house 3i Lyman
Adams Benj. Faneuil D., physician, h. Lyman, opp. School
Adams Ernest T., milk driver, boards 336 Main
Adams Everett D., at American Watch Co., house Elm,
opposite F. R. R. depot
Adams Frank E., at American
Watch Co., house RobCams, c. Orange
bins, near Moody
Adams George H., at American
Watch Co., house AdAdams George W., at American
Watch Co., boards E.
Rose’s, High
Adams Helen M. Mrs., dressmaker, h. E. Ash, c. Moody
Adams Xouse, Adams, c. Maple, Sabra N. Robbins, prop’.
Adams John, printer
(Washington,
corner Winship
place, Brighton),
boards Mrs. Farwell’s, South
Adams John Q.,farmer, boards Stephen Adams’, off Main,
above Weston
2
28
WALTHAM
[A]
DIRECTORY.
Adams Laura A., widow of John M., house 97 Crescent
DAMS MANLEY
U., agent Boston Manufacturing Co., house Moody, opposite Charles
Adams i&I. Fannie, teacher Intermediate
South grammar
school, rooms 17 Crescent
Adams Oliver E., boards 97 Crescent
Adams Samuel M., carpenter, house Plympton, n. Bacon
Adams Simeon. at American Watch Co., room Hall, car.
A
Gordon
Adams Stephen, farmer, house off Main, above Weston
Adams Stephen jr., hoards Stephen Adams’, off Main
Adams Wm. A., foreman Wm. H. Leatherbee
& Son,
house Cross; near Main
Affleck Geo. D., at American Watch Co., h. 55 Brown
Agnew Catharine, widow, house Felton, corner Fountain
Albro Annie E. Miss, boards 78 School
Albro Elizabeth S., widow of John A., house 78 School
Albro Sarah E. Miss, boards 78 School
Alden George S., machinist American Watch Co., house
17 Church
Alden Mary S., widow of Sirneon, house 19 Church
Alden Sarah B., widow of Robert T., h. Alder, n. Moody
Aldred Adelaide E. Mrs., house Moody, opp. Gordon
Aldred Lewis E., at Am. Watch Co., boards 85,Moody
Aldr;!lrRclnrard
T., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Moody, opp.
Alexander
Margaret
N., teacher Main street primary
school, boards 11 Central
Alexander Priscilla D., widow of Marshall I’., dressmaker,
house 11 Central
[n. Beech
Alfred Wm. F., at American
Watch Co., house Myrtle,
Allan Wm., tailor, 87 Moody, boards 73 do.
Allen Alonzo, carpenter, boards Mt. Pleasant
Allen Elijah, boards 5 Gordon
Allen George N., machinist, rooms 25 Maple
Allen Jerry, carpenter’, house Mt. Pleasant
Allen Mary J. Mrs., dressmaker, Grove, n. Willow, h. do,
Allen William E., woolen goods (92 Franklin, B.), house
Main, near Gore
Allen
Wm. E., works American
Watch Co., house off
Charles, west of Prospect
Allen
Wm. E. jr., clerk (92 Franklin, B.), boards William E. Allen’s, Main
Allen Willis? at American Watch Co., rooms 10 Gushing
Alliu Horatio N., lawyer, 307 Main, house Harvard, near
Harvard avenue
Almy Geo. L., machinist Am. Watch Co., house 435 Main
Almy Lizzie U., clerk, 105 Moody; house 435 Main
Alson Nils, at Boston Manufiacturing
Co., h. 55 River
WALTHAM
[A]
DIRECTORY.
29
American Watch Co., Crescent (Boston office, 405 Washington street), R. E. Robbins, president; Henry
Bond, treasurer
MERICAN
WATCH
TOOL CO., Benefit, east
A of F. 12. Ii., Watertown branch (see page 7)
Ame Charles H., Belmont Billiard room, Common, car.
Main, house Floyd, near Charles
Ames Dummer T., clerk (450 Washington, B.), board8
Martha,K. Ames’, Floyd
Ames Leon, clerk M. S. Foster & Son, b. Linden, n. Main
Ames Martha, K., wid. of Alden A., h. Floyd, n. Charles
Ame Norman E., Belmont Billiard room, Common, car.
Main, house Floyd, near Charles
Amrock Edward S., hair-dresser, Eagle block, Main, board8
James Amrock’s, Charles
Amrock James, flagman, Calvary street crossing, house
Charles, near Mechanic
Amrock James T., machinist, b. Jas. Amrock’s, Charles
Amrock Stephen, laborer, house Calvary, opp. Friend
Anderson Abby A. Miss, teacher (Somerville), board E..
S. Anderson’s, Russell
Anderson Arthur S., clerk (83 Cornhill, B.), boards E. 5.
Anderson’s, Russell
Anderson August, at B. Mnfe Co., h. River, opp. Jackson
Anderson Augustus, at American Watch Co., house Main,
corner Grant
BROS. (E. S. and Wm.H. Anderson)
NDERSON
A carriage mnfrs., Main, near Bacon (see page 297)
Anderson Elijah S. (Anderson Bros.) carriage mnfr.,
Main, near Bacon, hous,e hssell,
near Prospect
Anderson Kate S., dressmaker, Crescent, coruer Walnut,
boards do.
Anderson Klaus, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. River, opp. Jackson
Anderson Wm. H. (Anderson Bros.), oarriage mnfr.,
Main, near Bacon, house 362 Main
Armstrong Elias B.: house Lexington, corner Curve
Armstrong Nicholas M., carpenter, h. Russell, n. South
Armstrong William, at Am. Wat,ch Co., rms. 98 Moody
Arnold Charles I., house Hammond, near Main
Aruold Charles R., dial painter, board8 John C. Fisher’s,
Mechanic
Arnold Rhoades, harnesemaker, b. Mechanic, c. Charles
Arseno Felix, tailor, boards 14 Elm
Ashley Henry L., painter American Watch Co., room8
Mrs. M. J. Mayhew’s, Robbins
Ashwortb Nancy, wid. of George, h. Felton, c. Williams
Ashworth Robert d., laborer, b. Henry Linney’s, Charles
Atkinson Robert C., surveyor, h. rear Harvard, n. Charles
Atwood Anderson, driver E. T. Peabody, Pond, bds. do.
30
WALTHAM
Atwood
Elisha, carpenter,
TWOOD
ELISHA
[B]
DIRECTORY.
bds. D. H. Hick’s, Robbins
JR., mrpenter, Moody, new
Brown, rooms C. W. French’s, Moody (see page 305)
A
Atwood Winslow, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 88 Moody
Austin Charles B., at American
Watch Co., boards D.
Haven’s, East Ash
Austin Christopher, carpenter, house 54 Adams
Austin Llewellyn,
at American
Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Etta Bacon’s, High
Austin William A., house Charles, opposite Floyd
Avery Nellie M. Miss, cashier Boston Branch Grocery,
boards 14 Lexington
Avery William, at Am. Watch Co., h. Myrtle, n. Moody
Aver’Chwrles H., watchmaker American Watch Co., house
7 East Ash.
Ayers William
H., carpenter, Main, n. Hammond, h. do.
I
BABCOCK
JANE, widow of Rufus, house 14 Baoon
Bacon Clarence I,., at, American Watch Co., boards E. L.
Bacon’s, Taylor
Bacon Emeline C., widow of Jonathan C., house 7 Union
Bacon Etta, widow of Francis A., h. High, opp. Gardner
Bacon Eugene L., at American Watch Co., house Taylor,
corner Hall
Bacon George H., shoemaker, house Calvary, near Cedar
Bacon Herschel1 A., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Etta A. Bacon’s, High
Bacon John O., painter, rooms 86 Moody
Bacon Lydia Mrs., Moody, opposite Cherry
Bacon Mary L., widow of Rufus F., honse Pine, near F.
R. R. crossing
Bacon Samuel A., house 85 Moody
Bailey A. E., cignrmaker, boards Central House
Bailey Charles L., overseer hoisery department
B. Mnfg.
Co., house 4 Pine, opposite Lowell
Bailey William
H., prop. C’ascarilla cornpound,
Grant,
near School, house do.
CH ouse
Bailey W oodward, cigarmaker
A. E. Bullock, b. Central
Baird Charles E., shipper (112 Summer, U.,), house Vernon, near Prospect
Bakeman S. E., laborer, house 30 River
Baker Catharine Mrs., honse Main, above Weston
Baker Charles, works American Watch Co., house Adams,
corner Chirry
AKER
EDWARD
D., printer, b. James Baker’s,
Cherry
Baker James, at Am. Watch Co., 11.Cherry, n. Adams
Baker Judah S., at American Watch Co., house Robbins,
near Moody
B
WALTHAM
[-I
DIRECTORI-.
,?l
Baker Marion, widow of William jr., house 48 Cherry
Baker Orrin W., salesman (518 Washington, B.), house
9 Moody
Baker Thomas W., contractor and builder, Main, corner
Spring, house 21 Central
Balch James, at American Watch Co., bds. 91 Crescent
Baldwin Fred. M., boards Robert M. Baldwin’s, North
Baldwin James I?., farmer, house North, above Quince
Baldwin James W., farmer, b. Jas. F. Baldwin’s, North
Baldwin Martha Miss, house Curve, near Lexington
Baldwin Robert M., farmer, house North, above Quince
Ball Frank B., at Am. Watch Co., b. J. C. Gates’, Moody
Ballard Alice G., clerk, 105 Moody, boards 19 Crescent
Ballard George F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Main, c. Spring
Ballard Harley, laborer, house Plytnpton, near Bacon
Ballard Henry I’., boot and shoemaker, 383 Main, house
Gushing, near Hall
Ballou George I?., at Am. Watch Co., h. Maple, n. Moody
Bamber Asher, merchant tailor and ready made clothing,
Prospect block, Main, house Russell, near Harvard
Bamber Golde, teaoher of elocution, boards Asher Bambe&, Russell
Bomber Moses, clerk and messenger Waltham National
[281 do.
Bank, boards A. Bamber’s, Russell
, Bambrick Joseph, manager U. I’. Tea Co., 269 Main, b.
Banks Lydia K., widow of Gardner, house 43 Central
ANKS NATHANIEL
P. HON., U. S. Marshal,
U. S. Court-house (140 Trernont, B,), h. 565 Main
Banks Pirtrick, laborer, house Cslvary, near Newton
Banks Sybell Miss, clerk I’. 0. (50 Union square, Somerville), boards 43 Central
Bannan John II., at American Watch Co., boards Thorn-,,
as Bannon’s, Felton
Bannon Delia, widow of John, h. Felton, opp. Williams
Bannon John ,J., painter, house 122 School
Banuon Owen, laborer, house rear School, near Spring
Bannon Thomas, teamster, house Felton, near Ferren
Barchie Steve, peanut stand, Main, car. Church, h. do.
Barker Charles A., farmer, house Main, above Weston
Barker Charles D., at American Watch Co., boards Chas.
A. Barker’s, Main
Barker Frank J., at American Watch Co., bds. 15 Adams
Barker George C., machinist, h. 18 Adams, near Walnut
Barker George L., machinist, boards 15 Adams
Barker Thaddeus L., machinist at American Watch Co.,
house 15 Adams
Barker William A., music teacher, 32 Adams, boards do.
Barnes Deloenia M., widow of Hiram I?., house Moody,
corner Alder
B
39d
WALTHAM
[B-j
DIRECTORY.
Barnes Fred. H., civil engineer (West Newton), boards
7 Harvard
es G o *PB E!!ou&
Cordon,dQndy-~. -~.
G. H., lumber dealer with J. G. dh; N. G.
AR&b
B Go&h (Western RV., Br.) b. 7 Harvard (see back cover)
Barnes (TIllurn, boards i narvard
Barnes Hiram P., engraver American Watch Co., boards
Mrs. D. M. Barnes’, Moody
Barnes Joseph I., draughtsman, rooms 23 Church
Barnes Martha McC., teacher South grammar scbnol, b.
1190 Main
Moody, corner Alder
Barnes Blx~y F. Miss, teacher
North grammar school, b.
Barnes Phinens L., farmer, house Warren, near Beaver
Barnes Walter C., machinist, b. Mrs. D. M. Barnes’, Moody
Barnet Kate, widow of Morris, h. Felton, uor. Fountain
Barnwell Mark, at K. Mnfc. Co., boards 24 River
Barr John H., at Am. Watch Co., b. Rob’t Barr’s, Felton
Barr Robert, works Am. Watch Co., 11.Felton, n. Prospect
Barrett David, laborer, bo:rrds Daniel Kennedy’s, River
Barrett Francis, works at the bleaohery, boards Bridget
Langhlin’s, Foundry avenue
Barrett JRB., laborer, h. Newton, south end of the bridge
Barrett Michael, teamster, house Grove, near Willow
Barrett Misses, house 41 Charles
Barrett William, at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, II. Adams
[Cherry
Barrett William, express, boards 1 River
Bnrron Geo., at Am. Watoh Co., rms. Chas. E. Russell’s,
Barry Bartholomew,
laborer, house Foundry avenue
ARRY EPHRAIM
L., publisher Walthain Record, 244 Main, house Churoh, next High school-house
[school-house
(see page 303)
Barry Mary H., widow of George, h. Churoh, next High
Bartlett
George L., conductor F. lt. R., house Pond, near
Lexington
Bartlett Harvey P., proprietor
Steamboat, White Swan
and Lily Point Grove, Moody,opp. River, b&30 Taylor
Barton Charles A., at American Watch Co., boards Chas.
R. Barton’s, Ash
Barton Charles R., house Ash, near Moody
Barton Fauny, widow of Btqamin,
h. Robbins, n. Adams
Barton James, at American Watch Co., bds. Fanny Barton’s, Robbins
Barton Rebecca A., widow of Peter, h. Ash, n. Moody
Barton Thomas J., tailor, Whitford’s
building, 361 Maiu,
house Lexington,
corner Dale
Bassett Elizabeth Mrs., hair goods, 285 Main, house do.
Bassett Jeffortl, at bleachery, house 285 Main
Batchelder
Adolph S., m:lchinist American
Watch Co.,
house Maple, near Crescent
B
WALTHAM
[B]
DIRECTORY.
Bat&elder Bradford C., carriage-maker, house 8 Spruoe
Batchelder Carrie A., widow of Eugene, boards Nathan
Morse’s, North
Ratchelder Jacob Mrs., house Pine, near Newton
Bates Joseph C., watchmaker American Watch Co.,house
Maple, near Moody
Beal Ezra W., wholesale produce (11 Chatham, B.), house
Main, near Newton
Beal John D., carpenter, house North, near Lexington
Bean Bctsey H. Miss, house Floyd, near Russell
Bean Chas., overseer yd. at bleaohery, h. River, n. Willow
Bean Henry A., house Floyd, near Russell
Bean Henry O., works F. R. R., h. Taylor, car. Gardner
Bean Horace G., machinist, h. Warren, corner Beaver
Bean James C., sheriff’s keeper, house Mt. Pleasant
Bean Mary L., widow of James, house Harvard avenue,
near Harvard
Bean Milton A., house Russell, near Prospect
Bean Patrick, laborer B. Mnfg. Co., h. Fountain, c. Charles
Beard Josiah, house 27 Church
Beatty James (Reatty db; Robinson), furniture, Prospect
block, Main, house Pond, corner Lexington
Beatty Vincent, baggage-master F. R. R., h. Mt. Pleasant
Beck Charles L., house Grant, near School
Beckwith Frank R., station agent Bleachery station, h.do.
Bedard Jerimie J., clerk, 265 Main, rooms Mrs. E. C.
Chapin’s, School
Beebe Walter E., machinist, house over Lawrence, Riley
& Co.‘s store, Main
Behan Michael, laborer, house North, above Forest
Behrmann A. H., at American Watch Co., rms. John H.
Webber’s, High
Belleveau Andrew J., jobber and wood dealer, house
[ton, n. South
Sun, near Ferren
Bellis Albert H., dial painter Am. Watch Co., h. WesBellis John S., house South, near Vernon
Bellis Matthew H., cabinet-maker and uphoIsterer, Exchange, near Main, house do.
Bellis M. H.Mrs., carpet-maker,Exchnnge,n. Main, h. do.
Bellis Willie S., at B. Mnfg. Co., b. John S. Bellis’, South
Belmont Billiard Hall, C. H. & N. E. Ames, proprietors,
Common, corner Main
Betnis Charles W., carpenter, Main, car. Grant, house do.
Bemis Hannah S., wid. of Lewis, h. Lexington, n. Bacon
Bemis Luke, carpenter, house School, corner Bacon
Bernis Mary G., widow of Dexter, h. 4 Harvard avenue
Bemis Mary J., widow of Isaac, house Cherry, n. Adams
Bemis Royal, florist, 6 Maple, near Moody, house do.
Bennett Archelaus, farmer, house Bow, near North
.
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WALTHAM
[B-J
DIRECTORY.
Bennett Charles I., at American Watch Co., house rear
Harvard, near Charles
Bennett Frederick W., at American Watch Co.,rooms F.
A. Ensworth’s, Adams
Bennett John, laborer, house Felton, opp. Fountain
Bennett John J., pattern-maker, b. John Bennett’s,Felton
Bennett Joseph, pattern-maker, b. John Bennett’s, Felton
Bennett Wm. J., works in the bleachery, h. Parkrr’s lane
Bent W. Henry, police, house Grant, opp. Harvard av.
Benthal Fred, telegraph operator (Fitchburg depot, B.),
boards Agnes Farrington’s, High
Bergin Michaei, undertaker, hds. Mrs. P. Reade’s, Sohool
Berlin Charles F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Floyd, n; Charles
Berry Abel B., lawyer, house Grant, near School
Berry Chas. A., at Am,Watch Co., b. A. B. Berry’s,Grant
Berry Clara W. Miss, teacher Trapelo school, boards A.
B. Berry’s, Grant
Berry Henry S., at American Watch Co., house 28 Elm
Berry Lawrence F., farmer, house Brook, near Lincoln
Best Ellen, widow of Patrick, house Felton, near Water
Bettis Harriet A. Miss, teacher Quincy school (Tyler, B.),
boards 19 Newton
Betts Abner S., carpenter, house 6 Gordon
Betts Arthur B., bricklayer, boards 6 Gordon
Betts William J., agent Singer Mnfg. Co., b. 19 Newton
Bickford Jas. K., at Am. Watch Co., h. Brown, n. Adams
Bickman Niles, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 51 River
Bickman S. E., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 30 River
Bicknell Alonzo S., machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 10 Hall
Bigelow Erwin A., sewing-machines, h. Grant, II. Main
Bigelow George, house 5 Bacon
Bill Abbie M. Miss, teacher High street primary school,
boards 53 Crescent
Bill Charles H., tnachiuist, house 18 Prospect
Bill Edwin K., foreman Partnenter Crayon Co., house 53
Crescent
Bill George E., physician, boards 53 Crescent
Bill Eiat,tie P. Miss, teacher intermediate South grammar school, boards Edwin It. Bill’s, Crescent
Bill Mary E. Mrs., 2d assistant librarian Waltbam Public Library and Kindergarten school, Main, opposite
Barnber’s blk., boards 74 School
Billings Harriet N., widow of Lorenzo, house Weston,
near Stony Brook
Bills Charles A., clerk (240 Devonshire, B.), hoards L. A.
[27 Crescent
Bills’, Union
Bills Charles C., boots and shoes (109 Pearl, B.), house
Bills Lewis A., expressman (38 Broad, 13.1,house Union,
corner Gordon
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WAZTHAM
’
.
[B]
DIRECTORY.
36
Birmingham
Thomas, at bleachery, h. Spring, n. School
Bisbee Charles, at Boston Manufacturing
Co., rms. Frank
W. Wetherbee’s, Taylor
Bishop Fr:ank W., at Am. Watch Co., house 15 Taylor
-Bishop Melvin L., at American Watch Co., boards Chas.
E. Pratt’s, Prospect place
Black James W., blacksmith, b. T. A. Burke’s, 15 Russell
Black John W., carpenter B. Mnfg. Co., h. 2 River av.
Black Lizzie Miss, house Crescent, opposite Walnut
Black Mary, widow of James, house 15 Russell
Blackburn William, at American Watch Co., rooms B. F.
Lavalley’s,
Lowell
Blackbarn William, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Blarkey John W., carriage’ mnfr., Main, Beaver
Blaisdell Frank L., at American Watch Co., boards Mary
E. Blaisdell’s, Main
Blaisdell Henry W., at Am.Watch Co., h. Cherry,n.Adams
Blaisdell Mary E., widow of Samuel, h. Main, near Cross
Blake Edward W., overseer Boston Manufacturing
Co.,
house 50 Pine, opposite Lowell
Blake Eva Miss, at Am. Watch Co., boards 29 Maple
Blake Francis H., at Am. Watch Co., house 40 Crescent
Blake Gardner, tnachinist
Boston Manufacturing
Co.,
[Prospect
house off Main, Bear hill
Blake Jasper I’., photographer
W. A. Webster, rooms 17
Blanc Ernest J., at Am. Watch Co., h. Robbins, n. Moody
Blanchard Herbert, carpenter, rooms 82 School
Blanchard
Oliver J., salesman Boston Branch Grocery,
boards E. T. Taylor’s, Grant
Blanden Arthnr A., pattern-maker,
h. Main, n. Willow
Blaney Horace, bookkeeper (98 Arch, B.), h. 7 Harvard
Bliss David, dialmaker
at American
Watch Co., house
Lowell, near Taylor
Bliss Richard W., works at American Watch Co., house
[Main
Adams, near Chestnut
Blodgett Joseph S., machinist Am. Watch Tool CO., h. 235
Blood Benjamin I!., farmer, house Brook, n. Lincoln line
Blood Gilbert A., Parmenter Crayon Co., bds. S. Blood’s,
[S. Blood’s, Il;ain
Main
Blood G. A. Mrs., bookkeeper Parmenter
Crayon Co., b.
Blood Nathaniel
E., at American Watch Co., boards
[n. S ummer
Sewn11 Blood’s, Main
Blood Otis R., carpenter, Summer; n. Church, h. Church,
Blood Sewall, machinist, house Main, corner Hammond
Blood Sewall A., butcher, boards 8. Blood’s, Main
Boardrnan Jane, widow ofJames, h. 5 Central st. block
Boardrnan Samuel, at B. Mnfg. Co., house Felton, oppo[n. Prospect
site Williams
Bodge Charles M., watchtnaker Am. Watch Co., h. Main,
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36
WALTHAM
[B]
DIRECTORT.
Bodwell Fred, carpenter, boards 30 Taylor
Bohen Ambrose, laborer. house Foundry avenue
Bohen William, iron-worker, house Foundry avenue
Boland Ellen, widow ofJames, house Oak, opp. Acorn
Boland James, stone-cutter, boards Cedar, near Oak
[Oak
Boland John, house Cedar, near Oak
Boland John H., switchman F. R. R., b. Ellen Boland’s,
Boland Michael J., works in bleachery, b. Cedar, n. Oak
Roland Patrick, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
Bold Elizabeth, widow of Caleb, house Pine, near Lowell
Bold Frederick W., clerk (B.), boards 15 Prospect
Bold John, watchmaker, 307 Main, house 15 Prospect
Bold .Tohn, at Am. Watch Co., house Pine, near Lowell
Bold John J., at Am. Watch Co., boards 15 Prospect
Bold M. S. Miss, ladies’ hairdresser, 307 Main, boards 15
[Pine
Prospect
Bold Wm. W., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Mrs. E. Bold’s,
Boleyn Sydney A., cigarmaker A. E. Bullocl~, house Bacon, opposite Pond
Boler Patrick, laborer I?. R. R., h. r. Felton, n. Fountain
Baler Thomas J., switchman
F. R. R., boards Patrick
Bole&, rear Felton
Bolton Mary E. Miss, teacher, boards 12 Taylor
Holton Oliver, barrel dealer, house 12 Taylor
Bond Alfred, house Plympton, near Bacon
Bond Charles H., watchmaker American Watch Co., bds.
44 Crescent
Bond Charles P., reporter Boston Herald, house Vernon,
near South
Bond David T., commercial traveler, house 5 Bacon
Bond Edward I-I., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 12 Cherry
Bond Edward L., house ,Xain, near Bacon
Bond Henry, purchasing agt: Am. Watch Co., h. 26 Maple
Bond Joseph, boarda 21 Crescent
Bond Nelson F., clerk, 238 Main, h. Main, near Newton
Bonney Leavitt K., clerk, house Pine, corner Hall
Boole Caroline E., widow of John, h. Cross, n. Main
Boston Branch Grocery and Tea House, F. J. Perkins,
mnn:l,gvr, Prospect block, Main
OSTON
B
BXANUFACTURING
CO., M. U.
Adams, agent, River, near Moody, E. Dwight,
urer, office (60 State, B.) (see page 302)
BOSTON
& WALTHAM
CLOTHING
treas-
CO.,
W. C. Brown, man., 2 Eagle block, Main (seep. 308)
Bourne Charles, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 10 Adams
Bowditch William, at Am. Watch Co., house 34 Elm
Bowen Herbert A., machinist American Watch Tool Co.,
house Adams, corner Ash
[Hall
Bowers Alonzo, clerk (536 Washington,
B.), h. Pine, n.
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
37
Bowers Henry F., farmer, house head of Dale
Bowers HorAce C., at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Crescent
Bowers Levi, gilder, in watch factory, house Adams, corner Robbins
13owker Edwin, marble mnfr. (118 Portland
and 61 Bev[ker’s, Main
erly, I%), house Main, near Gore
Bowker Francis E. (118 Portland, B.), bds. Edwin BowBowles Wm. P., machinist, house Myrtle, near Moody
Bowman David, works bleachery, h. River, near Willow
Bowman Edwin, florist, house River, near Grove
Bowman Frank B., blacksmith, h. Pine, n. the chalk factory
Boyce Henry, at 13. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Hoyden William, teamster C. S. Packard, bds. 344 Main
Boyle John N., at bleachery, b. Mary A. Boyle’s, Moore
Boyle Mary A., widow of Richard, house Moore, n. John
Boyle Wm., lab., b. Mrs. Haynes’, off Main, ab. Weston
Brackett Albert, farm-hand 0. W. Lyman, Lyman, boards
J. B. Wentworth’s,
Beaver
Brackett Charles A., paper-box mnfr. (98 Hanover, B.),
house Harvard, corner Russell
Brackett Ed ward J., works Am. Watch Co., h. 34 Crescent
Brackett Jas. E., at chalk factory, h. Newton, off Bolton
Brackett Sarah I’. Mrs., house Common, opp. Middle
Rradford Fred. H. (Bradford $ Williams), books and stationery, Central block, house Main, near Liberty
Bradford George, mason at American Watch Co., house
Moody, corner Chestnut
Bradford Rt Williams (Fred. II, Bradford and George F.
Williams),
stationery, etc., Central block, Main, and
Moody, corner Crescent
Bradly John J., machinist, bds. Edw. Toomey’s, Charles
Bradly Patrick, at Am. Watch Co., h. Oak, car. Newton
Bradstreet Mary, widow of William, house 17 Newton
RADSTREET
WM.
D., banker (282 Waashington, B.), h. 17 Newton (see front cover)
Brady John F., clerk F. R. K. (B.), h. Williatns, n. F.R.R.
Brady Peter It., machinist, house Felton, near Fountain
Brnnn Albs, carpenter, house 5 Mecbania
Brannan Ellen, widow, ho&e 103 School
Brannan Michael, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 103 School
Brannon Martin, laborer, house rear 103 School
Brassell Edward, painter, house Bacon, car. Plympton
Brazil Daniel, laborer Reuben Wyman, Wint.er, bds. do.
Bree James, farmer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Brenuan John, marble-worker,
b. School, near Exchange
Brennan John, laborer, house 198 Main
Brennan Mary Mrs., house 198 Main, near Newton
Brewster Chas., farmer, house North, n. Lexington line
Bridge A. E. Mrs., house Alder, corner Beech
B
l
[B-J
38
WALTHAM
[B]
DIRECTORY.
Bridges Caroline C., widow of Edmand, nurse, house 19
Exchange
Brierly John, boards Mrs. Derbyshire’s, Pine
Brigden Charles Herbert,
at Americau Watch Co., rooms
S. E. C!hase’s, Moody
Briggs John, house 27 Crescent
Rriggs William, saloon, Charles, corner Williams, h. do.
Briggs Wm. M., at Am. Watch Co., boards 23 Adams
Brigham Elijah W., insurance agent (31 Milk, B.), house
Main, near Willow
Bright Wm. E. Mrs., house Main, corner Grove
Briley John E., house Pine, corner Lowell
Brill Alexander, watchman B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 13 River
Bristol A. W., steam-shovel F. Lt. R., h. Main, near Gore
Britton Fred. A., musician, b. Geo. I’. Gould’s, 19 Pine
Broderick Daniel, laborer, boards James Smith’s, Ch;irles
Broderick John J., boards Martin Broderick’s, North
Hrocleriek Martin, farmer, house North, near Forest
Broderick
Michael, hairdresser, house 98 School
Broderick William, laborer, house Exchange, car. Pond
Brogan Michael, laborer, house Water, corner Felton
Brooks Arvilla
H., widow of Jacob A. B., house Moody,
corner Alder
Brooks Charles, laborer Horace Wilson, Quince, bds. do.
Brooks Fred C., rooms I. L. Cousens’, 1 Lowell
Brooks George W., at Am. Watch Co., house Cherry,
near illoody
Brooks -,
rooms Main, corner Church
Brophy Andrew, laborer, house Heard, near Central
Broslehan Edward, painter, house Sprmg, car. Middle
Brosnahan
Timothy
Rev., pastor St. Mary’s Catholic
church, house School, next the church
Brower Emory H., at American Watch Co., h. 3 Union
Brown Albert, carpenter, house Bitcon, near Dale
Brown Albert A., clerk H. I. Johnson
Brown Alden T., milkman, boards A. Greep’s, School, n.
[Taylor
Grant
&own
Belle E. Mrs., millinery,
107 ,Moot-ly, rooms 14
Brown Benj. F., auctioneer, house 53 Lexington
Brown Byron L., engraver 64merioan Watch Co., house
[Moody
.
Main, near Weston
Brown Caroline, widow of Ebenezer L., h. Maple, near
Brown Charles R., at Am. Watch Co., boards 33 Adams
Brown Chas. Waldo, at American Watch Co., boards
[Boston
Mrs. Caroline Brown’s, Maple
Brown Clarence H., olerk R. G. Brown & Co., boards at
Brown Cornelius J., bds. Margaret Brown’s, So. Harvard
Brown Cyriel E:. jr., machinist, h. Walnut, near Adams
Brown Edward h., rooms 14 Taylor
WALTHAM
[B]
DIRECTORY.
39
Brown Edwin S., nt Am. Watch Co., h. Adams, c. Orange
‘Brown Elijah, farmer, house Winter, near West
Brown Elizabeth A., widow of Henry A., h. 10 Crescent
Brown Frank A., clerk, 2 Eagle block, Main, boards Mrs.
Wallingford’s, Lexington
Brown Frank I%., clerk Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co., bds.
John R. Farnum’s, Main
Brown Frank T., house Vernon, near Prospect
Brown Fred. S., milkman, boards Winter, near West
Brown George, laborer, house off Quince, near Beaver
Brown Geo. W. lst,cahinet-maker,h. Msm, above Weston
Brown George William, clel:k (246 Purchase,, B.), boards
33 Adams
Brown Isaiah T., at Am. Watch Co., boards 33 Adams
Brown John H., carpenter, Cushing, n. Hall, boards do.
Brown Judson, ice-driver L. J. Kendall, boards do.
Brown Lnroy, at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, corner Ash
Brown Lincoln C., conductor, house 21 Prospect
Brown Lydia, widow of Aaron, h. Moody, corner Ash
Brown Margaret, widow of John, house South Harvard,
near F. It. R.
Brown Mary T. Mrs., house 33 Adams
Brown Moses B., machinist Am. Watch Co.,h. 10 Crescent
Brown Nathan, works at American Watch Co., house 29
Adams, corner Maple
Brown Patrick, laborer, house Charles, near Fountain
Brown Rufus G. (Rufus G. Brown & Co.), iron founder,
house Ruasell, near Prospect
Brown Rufus G. $ Co. (Rufus G. Brown), mnfrs. of iron,
brass and composition castings, Felton, corner Water
(26 Charlestown, 13oston)
Browo Sidney E’., law student, b. R. G. Brown’s, Russell
Brown Susan, widow of Cornelius, ,house Fountain, near
Charles
Brown Thomas P., hairdresser, b. H. H. Watson’s, Moody
Brown Waldo, milkman, h. South, n. Railroad crossing
ROWN WHARTON
C., manager Boston and
I3 Waltham Clothing Co., 2 Eagle block, Main,,rooms
John M. Moore’s, Moody (see page 308)
Browne Charles F., student, boards 25 Pine
Browne George H., teache;, boards 25 Pine
Browne George W., carpenter, 25 Pine, near Hall, b. do.
Bruce Thaddeus L., house Moody, corner Robbins
Bruce Thomas H., at Am. Watoh Co., house 9 Brown
Bryant Benjamin, house off Pine, near Newton
Bryant Charles S., at American Watch Co., boards W.
[Moody
N. Craft’s, Pine
Bryant Elmer C., at American Watch Co., b. J. C. Gates’,
Bryant James J., police, house 126 School
40
WALTHAM
[B-J
DIRECTORY.
Bryant John IX., sea-captain, house Spruce, near Moody
Bryant John R. jr., baker (Maplewood), boards John R.
Bryant’s, Spruce
Bryant J. Elliott, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 86 Moody
Bryant Wm. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Prospect place
Bryson John W., at American Watch Co., house rear
Beaver Brook station
Buchan James, chair-seater, b. Peter R. Brady’s, Felton
Buckley Bartholomew A., watchmaker American Watch
Co., house Adams, corner Ash
Buckley Eugene, brakeman I!. R. R., boards 73 Moody
Buckley James, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., house Charles, opposite Williams
Buckley John J.. at Am. Watch Co., b. Adams, c. Ash
Buckley John W., cigarmaker, hoards 57 Felton
Buckley Timothy, laborer, honse Felton, corner Fountain
Buckley Timothy F., clerk II, C. Woodbury, boards
Timothy Buckley’s, Felton
Bucktninster Lucy R., widow of Benj. M., b. 17 Cushing
Buell Fred, at American Watch Co., rooms John M.
Moore’s, Moody
Bullard George E., at American Watch Co., house Uhest[Charles
nut, near Crescent
Bullard Isaac H., foreman R. G. Brown & Co., house 29
Bullock Albert E., cigar manufacturer, Main, corner Lexington, house Bacon, opposite Pond
Bullock George W., cigarmaker A. E. Bullock, rooms 30
Lexington
Bumford Harrison H., supt. town farm, South, house do.
Buncher Fred, clerk, 286 Main,b. Heury Buncher’s, Russell
Buncher Henry, engraver American Watch Co., house
Russell, near Harvsrd
Bunnell Abner B., carpenter, house Hammond
Bunnell Eugene W., milkman, house Bacon, corner Dale
Burch James, clerk Henry A. &swell, h. Moody, c. Spruce
Burch Mary, wiaow of Nathaniel, h. Pelton, n. Ferren
Burge Lorenzo, insurance agent (27 Congress, B.), house
Willow, corner Main
Burgess Alex T., cignrmxker, b. Mrs. M. Burgess’, Derby
Burgess Francis A., machinist, h. Pond, opp. Exchange
Burgess George W., watchmaker at American Watch Co.,
boards Joseph Burgess’, Derby
Burgess John A,, blacksmith, h. Lexington, above Curve
Burgess Joseph, house Derby, near Moody
Burgess Jsseph J., machinist J. Stark, boards Joseph
Burgess’, Derby
Burgess T. Henry, clerk, boards 18 Prospect
Burgin Eugene L., at Am. Watch Co., rms. 90 Crescent
Burgin George L., engineer American Watah Co., houseI
Crescent, oppostte Brown
WALTHAM
[B]
DIRECTORY
41
Burke Bernard, farmer G. W. Lyman, Lyman, boards J.
B. Wentworth’s, Lyman
Burke Bridget Mist, house rear Cedar, near Oak
Burke Catherine Mq house Felton, opp. Fountain
Burke Frank, hostler Thomas Kelley, b. Sanderson House
Burke Henry, blacksmith, boards Mrs. Mary Gilderson’s,
Mt. Pleasant
Burke James, laborer, house Felton, near Williams
Burke James, moulder, boards 217 Main
Burke Joanna, widow of James, h. rear Charles, n. Grant
Burke John, laborer, house 31 Spring
Burke John, boards Michael Burke’s, Oak
Burke John E. (J. E. Burke & Co.), boots -and shoes, 59
Moody, house Hammond, near Main
Burke J. E. & Co. (John E. Burke), boots and shoes, 59
Moody
Burke Martin, laborer, house Williams, near F. R. R.
Burke Michael, laborer, house John, opposite Moore
Burke Michael, laborer, house Oak, n&r Newton
Burke Patrick, at American Watch Co., h. r. 105 School
Burke Redmond, laborer, house Friend, near Calvary
Burke Richard J., teamster, b. William Harding’s, Grove
Burke Thomas, laborer, house Clinton, near Day
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Burke Thomas, laborer, house Willow, near Foundry av.
Burke Thomas A., blacksmith, Main, opposite -Prospect,
house 15 Russell, near Floyd
Burke William, house 15 Central
Burnett John W., at Am. Watch Co., house 35 Brown
Burnham Caroline H., wid. of Seth, h. Main, opp. Cross
Burnham Charles S., works American Watch Co., house
Myrtle, corner Beech
Burnham Edwin S., at American Watch Tool Co., house
Myrtle, near Moody
Burnham Willis G., watchmaker American Watch
Co., house 23 Maple
Burnett Jeremiah, laborer, house Oak, opposite Acorn
Burns Frank, at B. Mufg. Co., h. Calvary, near Newton
Burns Patrick, iron founder, h. rear Willow, near River
Burroughs Satnuel K., hairdresser, Moody, opposite Gordon, house 2 Gordon
Burt John, at bleachery, b. Jas. Salisbury’s, Parker’s lane
Bussell William, at Am. Watch Co., rooms R. 8. Christie’s, Moody
Bussey Horace, at American Watch Co., rooms Henry 0.
Bean’s, Taylor
Butler Frank, moulder, house Willow, near Grove
Butler George Y., works watch factory, house 11 Brown
Butler Samuel A., at American Watch Co., boards
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Butler
William
II., at American
Watch Co., boards
[Lowell
Butman Charles F., supt. street lamps, house Dana, car.
Butman Elmer E., clerk II. C. Hall, Moody, corner Crescent, boards do.
Butman Fred L., clerk (178 Devonshire, B.), b. Charles A.
Poole’s, Summer
Butterfield
Eugene M., clerk James M. Taylor, bds. do.
Butterfield George II., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
hoase 14 Bacon
CB :lCOn
Buttrick Amos J., machinist, b. Mrs. Eunice 1-T.Fletcher’s,
FRANCIS,
lumber dealer, Felton,
UTTRICK
near Mechanic, house 18 Common {see page 3)
Butts Maria E., widow of Wm. E., h. Main, near Cross
Butts Walter
Ii‘., at American
Watch Co., rooms Wm.
Locke’s, Main, near Lyman
Byam Chas. C., at Am. Watch Co., h. Cherry, n. Crescent
Byrne Charles, veterinary surgeon, office, J. E. Tolm%n’e
stable, Moody, house at Lexington
B
CADIGAN
WILLIAM,
liquors, Spring, c. School, h. do.
Cady Martin, laborer, house Charles, near Williams
Cady Patrick, laborer, house Bolton, corner D;ly
Cahill Michael, coachman, house Cedar, near Calvary
Cain John, gardener Frederick J. Davis, Linden, h. do.
Cain John, laborer, house Spring, corner Middle
Cain ‘John, laborer, house Felton, near Mechanic
Cain John, gate tender F. 12. R., h. off Oak, opp. Acorn
Cain Michael, laborer, boards P. Connelly’s, Felton
Cain Patrick, at Am. Watch Co., b. John Cain’s, Felton
Cain William, carpenter, house Charles, car. Williams
Cain Wm., carpenter, boards Peter B. Brady’s, Felton
Calderwood Nancy G., wid. of Thomas, bds. 11 Central
Caldwell Bros. (Fred. A. and Henry W. Caldwell),
incubator manufaoturers,.Main,
near Weston
Caldwell Charles, machmist, b. N. F. Libby’s,Harvard
av.
Caldwell
Charles B., farmer, house Weston, above South
Caldwell Eli ward C., at American
Watoh Co., boards
Wm. Knight’s, Fiske avenue
Caldwell
Fred. A. (Caldwell
Bros.), boards Henry W.
Caldwell’s, Weston
Caldwell George I’., dial painter American
Watch Co.,
house Weston, near Fiske avenue
[South
Caldwell
Henry W. (Caldwell Bros.), b. Weston, above
Calef’ Ephraim B., at Am. Watch Co., h. 21 Chestuut
Call Allen A., farmer Edwin Bowker, Main,n. Gore, h. do.
Call Lyman l-I., fartner F. A. Hawley, Beaver, near Lexington, house on the place
Callah& Cornelius,
laborer, house Central, cor. Heard
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Callahan Daniel, laborer, b. Cornelius Callahan’s, Central
Callahan Patrick, at blenchery, h. River, opp. bleachery
Callahan Richard, at Am. Watch Co,, house Calvary,
near Newton
Callen Michael, laborer, house Widow, near Grove
Camp William C., dial painter American Watch Co,,
house Taylor, corner Gardner
Campbell Charles D., gardener Arthur T. Lyman, house
on the place, Lyman
Campbell James W., at American Watch Co., house Taylor, corner Lowell
[Crescent
Campbet Matilda C., widow of Peter, h. Robbins, near
Campbell S. C. Miss, llressmaker, 5 Gordon, rooms do.
Canfield George H., at American Watch Co., house Common, near Main
Cann Bowman, carpenter, bds. I. N. Holman’s, Prospect
Cann Harvey, plasterer, boards 14 Elm
Carey Daniel, farmer, house 4 Bacon
Carey George W.. machinist, boards 4 l%oon
Carey Hannah K., widow of Thomas, house 94 School
Carley Frank, printer, boards William Carley’s, Willow
Carley John., laborer, boards William Carley’s, Willow
Carley Willlam, laborer, house Willow, near Grove
Carney John, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Carney John (Carney Bz; Son), coal and wood, boards
Thomas Carney’s, Oak
Carney Michael, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Carney Patrick, laborer, house Pond, near Exchange
Carney Patrick J., clerk Andrew Dolan, boards Patrick
Carney’s, Pond
Carney Thos., brakeman F. R. R., b. Thos. Carney’s, Oak
Carney Tbomas (Carney L% Son), coal and wood, Calvary,
near F. R. R., house Oak, near Cedar
A,Z?,NEY & SON (Thomas and John Carney), coal
and wood, Calvary, n. F. R. R. crossing (see p. 306)
Carpenter Warner W., railway mail service, house Common, corner Common street place
Carr Charles W., at Am. Watch Co., house East Ash
Carr George F., watchmaker American Watch Co., house
Taylor, near Lowell
Carr James A., works American Watch Co., house Cherry, near Adams
Carr Mary f+, widow of Alexander, house East Ash
Carrier Dwight A., works American Watch Co., house
Adarns, corner Chestnut
Carrier Elizabeth Mrs., house Gordon, near Hall
Carrier Ralph A., painter, house Gordon, near Hall
Carroll Clarence, engineer, house Taylbr, corner Gardner
Carroll Hugh, at draw bridge(Charlestown), h. 41 Charles
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Carroll John C., shoemaker, Calvary, car. Cedar, h. do,
Cnrruth Carlos E., at American
Watch Co., house rear
Harvard, near Charles
Carson Albert, carpenter, boards F. E. Stevens’, Adams
Carson Elbridge C., machinist John Stark, house High,
near Newton line
Carson Frank, carpenter, boards F. E. Stevens’, Adams
Carter Asaph R., house 19 Chestnut
Carter Elno A., clerk F. E. Kendall & Co., boards J. A.
Higgins’, Pond
Carter George T., machinist Watch Tool Co., boards
Mrs. Wallingfind’s, Lexington
Carter Sophia, widow of Amos, boards 14 Bacon
Carter Warren, at bleachery, house Main, near Willow
Carter Wm. W., clerk (33 Summer, B.), h. 26 Lexington
Carver Edmund T., machinist, bds. AMrs.E. H. Fletcher’s,
Bacon
Carver Sarah Mrs., house Vernon, near Prospect
Cary Charles P., at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, opp, Tyler
Cary Edwin C., bookkeeper Wnltham National Bank,
boards Thomas W. Gary’s, Vernon
Cary Thos. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Vernon, n. Prospect
Casey Cornelius J., baker, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Casey Daniel, laborer, house Felton, corner Fountain
Caseght;EI J., brakeman F. K. It., boards C. J. Casey’s,
Casey Frank, laborer, house Willow, corner Grove
Casey Michael, farmer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Casey Timothy, lather, house Charles, opposite Harvard
Cash John, laborer, boards Mary Cash’s, Oak
Cash Mary, widow of Cornelius, house Oak, n. Newton
Cassidy John A., tailor, 355 Main, room 3, up-stairs, bds.
122 Scbool
Cassidy Patrick, tailor J. A. Cassidy, house 122 School
Cassidy Thomas, carpenter, rms. C. H. Trofatter’n, High
Ca&ello Eliza, widow of Wm., house John, near Moore
Caste110Thomas F., house John, near Moore
Castner Eldorns A., milkman, bds. S. B. Castner’s, North
Castner Saudford B., milkman, h. North, n. Lexington line
Caswell Henry A., fish and oysters, Main, opp. Moody,
house 11 Cross
Caswell William J., hackman, house 14 Cross
Cate E. A. Mrs., house Russell, near Prospect
Cnte Horace, livery stable, rear Waltham Bank, Main,
house Newton, near Main
Cate Silas H., at Am. Watch Co., h. Russell, n. Prospect
Gate William M., livery stable, rear Waltham Bank, bds.
1~. Gate’s, Newton, near Main
Canghey John, machinist, house Plympton
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Caughey Robert k., painter, house Plympton
Caughey Wm., at Am. Watch Co., h. Grant, n. School
Caughey Wm. A., at American Watch Co., boards W.
Caughey’s, Grant
Caunt John, hosiery mnfr., Felton, h. Main, Beaver Brook
Cave Charles, at Boston Manufacturing Co., b. 24 River
Central House, George H. Cushman, proprietor, Main,
corner Exchange
Chadsey Alonzo R., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
M. M. Hamilton’s, Maple
Chadwick T., at American Watch Co., b. Shawmut House
Chamberlin Calvin, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
J. S. Whitney’s, Crescent
Chamberlin Geo., salesmnn(65 Franklin, B.), h. 8 Newton
Chamberlin George W., house Main, opposite Linden
Chamberlin G. William, at American Watch Co., boards
George W. Chamberlin’s, Main
Chandler Herbert B., Am. Watch Co., house 21 Brown
Chapin Abby, widow of Ezra H., house 53 Central
Chapin E. M. Mrs., fancy goods, 275 Main, h. 82 School
Chapin Geo. H., painter, Bacon, c. School, h. 173 School
Chapman Greengrove M.,at Am. Watch Co., h. 56 Brown
Chapples Samuel, laborer, house Charles, car. Williams
Charles Edward, works American Watch Co., boards Edward Knight’s, Ash
Chase Anna A. Miss, at American Watch Co., boards
Mrs. M. T. Chase’s, Main
Chase Charles E., Am. Watch Co., house head of Dale
Chase Charles F., house Taylor, corner Hall
Chase Llewellyn, carpenter, boards C. F. Chase’s, Taylor
Chase Mary T., widow of Jacob, h. Main, near Prospect
Chase Simpson E., miller Pope St Viles, house Moody,
near Brown
Chase William A., manager J. Cushing & Co., Moody,
hoards 2 Gordon
Chatfield Wm., general stock agent, Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio R. R., h. Moody, opp. Orange
Cheney Henry, at American Watch Co., bds. 28 River
Cheney Joseph A., livery stable, Church, n. Main, h. do.
Cheney Wm. F., American Watch Co., house 46 Adams
Childs Elisha, boards Charles A. Stearns’, Winter
Childs George E. Mrs., house Main, near Central House
Child8 Harriet D., wid. of Wm. P., h. Lexington, n. Bacon
Childs Isaac, house School, near Liberty
Childs Mary E. Mrs., house 304 Main, n. Central House
Childs Melvin L., milkman, house Lexington, near Bacon
Childs Philander, house 57 Central
Childs Thomas L., farmer, house Lexington, near Lake
Childs Thomas W., fish market, 8 Church, house Lexington, corner Dale
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Childa William G., milkman, house Lexington, n. Curve
Chipman Geo. L., machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 88 Moody
Christie R. S., at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, oar. Maple
Christie Samuel, at Am. Watch Co., b. Moody, c. $Iaple
Christmas Frank, gardener, h. 11 Harvard av., n. Grant
Churchill Harriet M., wid. of A. W., h. C’ommon, n. Middle
Churchill John M., machinist, boards Mrs. H. RI. Churchhill’s, Common
Clapp Ann M., widow of Galen, house Adams, near Ash
Clapp Charles K., machinist, b. Mrs. A. M. Clapp’s, Adams
Clapp James II. (16 Sears building, 199 Washington, R.),
[sell, n. South
house 334 Main
Clark Alden, clerk William
W. Clark & Son, house RusClark Alice M., clerk, 105 Moody, bds. 13 Chestnut
Clark Alonzo, clerk T. W. Childs, house 459 Main
Clark Charles E., at American
[c. Orange
G. E. Smith’s, Maple
Clark Charles E., at American Watch Co., boards Adams,
Clark Charles E., at American
Watch Co., house Rob[School
bins, corner Crescent
Clark Charles W., clerk Clark, Maynard
& Co., bcls. 90
Clark Edward, farmer, house Winter, near West
Clark Edward F., farm-hand Chas. Brewster, North, h. do.
Clark Elizabeth Miss, house Lexington,
near Curve
Clark Everett
D., at Americ;rn
Watch Co., house Cres[bleachery
cent, near Adams
_ClckFrank
A stamper in cloth-room, house~~Rjver,near
_I---LARK
F. K., harnessmaker (Washington, W. N.),
boards Mrs. S. A. Clark’s, Moody (see page 2)
Clark Fred U., at Am. Watch Go., h. chestnut, n. Urescent
Clark George W., at American
Watch Co., house Ver[Moody
non, near Prospect
Clark Harry G., clerk (4 State, R.), b. Mrs. S. A. Clark’s,
Clark Henry, at American Watch Co., b. Sbawmut House
‘Clark Henry M., carpenter, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Clark James, house rear Charles, near Mechanic
Clark John, works at 15. Mnfg. Co., house 38 Pine
Clark John R., machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 13 Chestnut
Clark Jonas, farmer, house rear Lexington, near Waltham
New Church school
Clark Julia, widow of John, house Charles, n. Mechanic
Clark Lowell (Clark, Maynard
& Co.), dry goods and
oarpetings, Music Hall, Elm, boards 42 Lyman
Clark Maria Miss, house 42 Lyman
Clark Mary Miss, house Lexington, near Curve
Clark M:rry A. Miss, house 42 Lyman
LARK, MAYNARD
& CO.(Lowell
Clark, Frank
Maynard and Warren I?. Emerson), dry goods and
c
oarpetings, IMusic Hall, Elm (see page 5)
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Clark Sophin A. Mrs., house Moody, opposite Robbins
Clark Thomas, laborer, house Cedar, corner Oak
LARK
W. A., harnessmaker ( Washington, W. N-)9
boards Mrs. S. A. Clark’s, Moqdy (se< page 2)
Clark William L. (W. W. Clark & Son), grocer, Main,
near Moody, boards 90 School
Clark Wm. W. (W. W. Clark & Son), grocer, Main, near
Moody, house 90 School
Clark W. W. & Son (Wm. W. and Wm. L. Clark), grocers, Main, near Moody
Clasby Daniel J., grocer, Charles, corner Fountain, h. do.
Clasby Hugh, at Am. Watch Co., h. Bolton, n. Newton
Clasby James, laborer, house rear School, near Spring
Clay Alfred, at American Watch Co., house 49 Ash
Clay Mary, widow of John, house 49 Ash
Clayton Thomas, at Am. Watch Co., rms. 14 Gordon
Clifford Eugene, laborer, house School, nearly opp. Spring
Clifford Wheelook N., machinist American Watch Co.,
house Robbins, corner Moody
Clioes Julia, widow of Patrick, house 68 Charles
Cloran John, laborer, house Willow, corner Grove
Clough Albion F., with W. H. Leat.herbee & Son, rooms
[chines, h. 14 Prospect
28 Elm
Clongh Benjamin F., general agent Davis Sewing MaClough John E., at hlenchery, house Parker’s lane
Clunie Thos.,at Am. Watch Co., h. So. Harvard, n. F. R. R.
Cobb Albert, box-maker, house Newton, near the bridge
Cobb Julia E. Mrs., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
A. M. Clapp’s, Adams
Cobb William S. Mrs., house 362 Main
Coburn Joseph, at bleachery, house Newton, car. Benefit
Codyer Thomas F. Mrs., house Calvary, near Parwell
Coen John, laborer, house Calvary, opposite Friend
Coen Martin, liquors, Calvary, corner Moore, house do.
Coen Patrick, laborer, house 6 River avenue
Coen Rose, widow of Luke, house Oak, near Cedar
Coffin Edgar H., at Am. Watch Co., h. pine, n. Newton
Coffin Melvin H., at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Moody
Colburn Arthur L., at Am. Watch Co., house 3 Taylor
Colburn Geo. M., at Am. Watch Co., house 17 Gordon
Colburn Gilbert, boards 2 Adams, corner Spruce
Colburn Martin V., carpenter, h. Bacon, corner Pond
C6lburn Nancy, widow of James, house rear iMain, opposite Central House
Colburn Samuel B., carpenter F. R. R., h. 13 Gushing
Colby Henry B., engraver Am. Watch Co., rms. 11 Pine
Colby James W., ma&o store, 109 Moody, house do.
Coby Susan P., widow of Levi, house Lowell, near Pine
Coldwell Hiram, farmer, house West, near Winter
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Cole John, at Am. Watch Co., house Felton, COT. Ferren
Cole Judson, framemaker, bds. J. R. Bryant’s, Spruce
Cole Lemuel D., carpenter, house Fiske avenue
Coleman Edward, laborer, h. rear School, near Spring
Coleman John, boards P. Coleman’s, Exchange
Coleman John J., blacksmith L. J. Mayer, b. 413 Main
Coleman Peter, laborer, house Exchange, near Main
Coles Francis A., house 23 Prospect
Collagan Charles H., at Am, Watch Co., h. 14 Taylor
Collins Charles E., teamster, boards 30 Elm
Collins Daniel, laborer for Nathan Sanderson, h. Lincoln,
near Curve
Collins Eliza, widow of Patrick, house 30 Elm
Collins James, at chalk factory, boards 30 Elm
Collins James H., at Am. Watch Co., boards Mary P.
Collins’, Charles
Collins John, farmer, house Plympton
Collins John, laborer, house rear Be:bver Brook station
Collins John, moulder, house Calvary, near Newton
Collins John A., firmer, house off Bacon, near Pond
Collins Mary P., widow of Peter, h. Charles, near Water
Collins Michael, laborer, house Spring, near School
Collins Michael, teamster at the bleachery, house Willow,
[near Water
near Grove
Collins Michael P., clerk, Main, c. Lexington,
b. Charles,
Collins Patrick, laborer, house rear School, opp, Spring
Collins P&rick, laborer, boards Michael Collins’, Spring
Collins Samuel, dyer at the bleachery, h. River, n. Willow
Collins Thomas, harness-maker, h. Main, near Newton
Collins Timothy, laborer, house Heard, near Central
Collins William, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 5 Long block, Elm
Colton Martin, house Clinton, near Newton
Comey Mary, widow, house School\ nearly opp. Spring
Como Alex., at bleachery, house 47 Moody, n. the bridge
Coma Eusebe, carpenter, boards 47 Moody
Concannon Michael, laborer, b. Michael Lyon’s, Benefit
Concannon Michael, laborer, house Calvary, near Newton
Condrin James R., machinist for John Stark, h. at West
Newton
Conefry Thomas, at bleachery, house River, n. Willow
Conley Dennis, paper-maker, house South, II. paper mill
Conley John A., slate and tin roofer, 107 School, h. do.
Conley Patrick, teamster, house Felton, near Mechanic
Connar Thomas, moulder, house Foundry avenue
Connell Thomas, gardener, house Middle, near Spring
Connell, see O’Connell
Connelly Coleman, laborer, h. rear Newton, n. Benefit
Connelly James, laborer, house rear School, opp. Spring
Connelly John, at B. Mnfg. Co., house Clinton, n, Day
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Connelly John, laborer, house John, near Moore
Connelly .John, clerk M. T. Connelly, h. Cbarles,c. Water
Connelly John, slater, h. School, nearly opposite Spring
Conoelly John, yard-hand B. Mnfg. Co., house Charles,
opposite Water
Connelly John, laborer, boards P. Connelly’s, Felton
Connelly Kate Miss, house rear Newton, near Benefit
Connelly Mary J. Mrs., house Willow, near River
Connelly Michael, farm-hand, house off Willow, n. River
Connelly Michael, flagman, Pine at. crossing, house Pine,
next F. R. R.
Connelly Michael T., grocer, 41 Charles, house 43 do.
Connelly Patrick, boarding-house, Felton, n. Mechanic
Connelly Thomas, laborer, house Exchange, car. Pond
Conner Charles I,., machinist B. Mofg. Co., house Spruce,
near Moody
CPlace
Conner Sarah A., widow of Samuel, nurse, bds, Prospect
Connernev Michael, laborer, house 47 River
Connerny”Martin, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Connerny Michael, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Connernv Patrick, laborer, house rear 105 School
Connerny Patrick, laborer, house 8 Long block, Elm
Conners Mary, wid. of Patrick, h. Willow, n. Foundry av.
Conners Patrick, laborer, house Water, near Charles
Conners Terrence, laborer, house Oak, near Newton
Connerty Patrick, fireman, boards Thomas Birmingham’s,
Spring
Conniff Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, Main, n. Heard, h. do.
Connolly Annie ,M. Miss, house 13 Central
Connolly Esther G. Miss, house 13 Central
Connolly Patrick J., moulder, bds. W. Connolly’s, Pelton
Connolly William, musician! house Felton, opp. Fountain
ConnorBridget Miss, boardmg-house, 12 Long block,Elm
Connor Charles L., machinist B. Mnfg. Co., h. 5 Spruce
Connor Eugene, at American Watch Co., h. Prospect pl.
Connor Michael, section-hand B. Mnfg. Co., house 8
River avenue
Connor Peter, laborer, house Charles, opposite Grant
Connors John, laborer, house 24 Spnng
Connors John, weaver Boston Mnfg. Co., bds. 24 River
Connors Joseph W:, cigars and tobacco, 305 Main, house
Cross, near Mam
Connors Kate, widow of James, house School, n. Spring
Connors Michael, laborer, house Charles, near Water
Connors Patrick, laborer, house Foundry avenue
Connors Sarah Mrs., house Water, near Felton
Connors Thomas, lather, boards Kate Connors’, School
Connors Thomasi teamster, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Conoughton Michael, laborer, b. Felton, opp, Williams
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Conrad Annie E. Mrs., dressmaker, 109 Moody, h. do.
Conrov John, works in bleachery, house River, n. Willow
C’onv<rse Carrie Miss, at Am. Watch Co,, boards Adams
[Charles
House, Adams
Conway John, farm-hand, bds. Mrs. Margaret Conway’s,
Conwav Margaret Mrs., house Charles, near Mechanic
Cook &cil J., at Am. Watch Co., h. Hall, corner Taylor
Cook Henry H., watchmaker American Watch Co., house
1 Maple, corner Moody
[School, II. do.
Cook Jane R., widow of Stephen R., boarding-house, 82
Cook Matthew, loom-fixer, boards 1 River
Cook William E., section-hand B. Mnfg. Co., house 4
Central street block
[New Grove
Cooley John, works at bleachery, b. Mary R. Einneen’s,
Coolidge Henry, painter, rooms Charles
Coolidge James, street sprinkler, house 51 Lexington
Coolidzgyli;hn F., overseer in bleachery, house River, n.
151 Lexington
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Coolidge Luman B., street sprinkler, boards J. Coolidge’s,
Coombs Herbert, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 5 Mechanic
Coombs Sarah, widow, harness-knitter Boston Mnfg. Co.,
house Central, corner Cross
Cooper James A. (155 Franklin, B.), boards 18 Chestnut
Coppenger Ann, widow of John, h. rear Cedar, near Oak
Coppenger Daniel, laborer, bds. John Coppenger’s, Moore
Coppenger John, laborer, house Moore, near John
Coppenger Joseph, at American Watch Co., boards John
Coppenger’s, iMoore
Corbett Peter, laborer, house Exchange, near Main
Corbett Peter jr., laborer, boards P. Corbett’s, Exchange
Corbishley Jonathan, at bleachery, h. Willow, near Main
Corcoran Bernard, clerk Bryan Corcoran, River, bds. do.
Corcornn Bridget Mrs., house Foundry avenue
(‘orcoran Bryan, grocer, River, opp. bleacbery, house do.
Corcoran Bryan 2d, in bleachery, h. Farwell, car. Calvary
Corcoran Ellen, widow of Michael, h. Friend, near John
Corcoran Eugene L., laborer, house Friend, near John
Corcoran Michael, clerk Bryan Corcorsn, River, bds. do.
Corey Amos, house Spruce, near Moody
Corey George F., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
[Charles
house Moody, opposite Brown
Coruth Carlos E., at Am. Watch Co., h. r. Harvard, near
Costrllo Joseph, tin petldler, rooms 3 Gordon
Costello Martin, laborer, house Exchange, corner Pond
Costello Thos. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Oak, n. Newton
Costello William, hostler Prospect House, boards do.
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, house Felton, near Prospect
Cotter Edward, boards Kate Cotter’s, Water
Cotter Hannah, widow of Patrick, h. Grove, near Willow
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Cotter Kate, widow, house Water, corner Felton
Cotting Amanda C., wid. of Jesse G., h. Grant, c. School
Cotting Henry I”., boards Grant, corner School
Cotting Mary E. Miss, teacher (Parmenter at., B.), bds.
Grant, corner School
Couphey Reuben, farmer, house Winter, near Lincoln
Coughinger John, dyer, hoards 14 Elm
Coult Samuel, at American Watch Co., house Charles,
opposite Harvard
Coult Walter, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 35 River
Coult William, machinist, house 29 River
Couney Ellen Mrs.., house Newton, corner Chestnut
Count John, hosrery mnfr., Felton, opposite Fountain,
house rear Beaver Brook station
Cousens Charles W., at American Watch Co., house
[n. Beech
Charles, near Floyd
Cousens Edward E., at Am. Watch Co., house Myrtle,
Cousens Everett E., carpenter, house Charles, opp. Floyd
Cousens Ivory L., machinist B. Mnfg. Co., house 1 Lowell
near Pine
Covill Charles, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 30 Adams
Cow Patrick J., carpenter, house 49 River
Cowen Bernard B., carpenter, 46 Church, house do.
Cox Mary, widow. of Thomas, house Water, car. Charles
Cox Thomas, wines and liquors, Common, near Main,
boards Mrs. M. F. Finnegan’s, Middle
Coxen John, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., h. Charles, car. Water
c’oy George F., machinist, house 6 River
Coy John, farmer, house Plymptou, near Bacon
Coy Robert, laborer, house Plympton, near Bacon
Coye Georgianna E., widow of Amasa, house 235 Main
Craft Ernestine Mrs., house 61 Central
Crafts Charles O., at American Watch Co., h. 90 Moody
Crafts Charles P., machinist, house Moody, car. Gordon
.
Crafts Wilbur N., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Pine, corner Lowell
Craig Abraham, machinist, house off Newton, opp. Pine
Craig George W., machinist, bds. A. Craig’s, off Newton
Cram Alfred E., assistant bookkeeper American Watch
Co., boards S. B. Cram’s, Moody
Cram Stephen B., farmer, house Moody, corner Crescent
Cram Stephen W ., at American Watch Co., boards rear
[c. Orange
14 Prospect
C!randell Joseph H., at American Watch Co., h. Adams,
Crane Frank H., farmer, boards H. B. Crane’s, off Weston, near Stony Brook
Crane Hosea B., machinist, h. off Weston, II. Stony Brook
Crans Alfred J., second hand B. Mnfg. Co., h. 63 River
Craven William H., works American Watch Co., house
66 Adams, corner Robbins
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Cray John E., card grinder Boston Manufacturing CO.,
house 32 Pine, opposite Hall
Crimmins Daniel, moulder, boards rear 13 Middle
Crimmins Edward? boards rear 13 Middle
Crimmins Eate, widow of Timothy, h. rear 13 Middle
Crimmine Michael, moulder, boards rear 13 Middle
Crockett George W., carpenter, house Newton, car. Pine
Croft James, at bleachery
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer, house 413 Main
Crosby Amelia C,, widow of John M., house 10 Cushing
Crosby Ariel, clerk, Rumford market, h. Bacon, c. School
Crosby Charles C., at Am. Watch Co., house r. 18 Elm
Crosby Charles G., tinsmith, bcls. Ariel Crosby’s, Bacon
Crosby Edward H., works at American Watch Co., Pine,
house Lowell, near Pine
Crosby Hugh, house Water, near Felton
Crosby Jane Miss, house Water, near Felton
Crosby J. Howard, at Am. Watch Co., b. Adams, c. Cherry
Crosby Sarah B., widow of Charles, house 7 Central
Crowell Oliver T., machinist, boards 26 Walnut
Crewfoot Victor, at American Watch Co,, rooms W. H.
Dickson’s, Chestnut
Crowley John F., jeweler American Watch Co., boards
Charles, opposite Grant
Crue Joseph, farmhand A. Bennett, Bow, boards do.
Cullien Bartley, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Cunniff Peter, laborer, house School, nearly opp. Spring
Cunuiff Thomas, laborer, house Water, near Charles
Cunningham dames, blacksmith, house 32 Bacon
Cunningham Mary, widow of Mathias, house Felton, near
Williams
Curley Thomas, lawyer (3 Pemberton square, Boston),
boards Mrs. Wallingford’s, Lexington
Cm-ran Arm, widow of Barney, house Water, n. Charles
Curran Michael, carpenter Geo. D. Taylor, h. Plympton
Currier Herbert II., clerk G; F. Frost, Moody, boards H.
[ton, near Pine
L. Hovey’s, Newton
Currier Joseph L., baggage-master F. 12. It., house NewCurry John, laborer, house Clinton, corner Day
Curry Lewis, farmhand A. G. Harmon, Forest, house do.
Curtioe Isaac W., at Am. Watch Co., h. High, II. Newton
Curtin Anthony, moulder, house Felton, opp. Brown lane
Curtin Honora, widow of Andrew, house Felton, opposite
[Harvard, o. Harvard av.
Brown lane
Curtis Emma H., widow of W. Scott, music teacher, h.
Curtis John D., watchmaker American Watch Co., house
Harvard avenue, near Harvard
Curtis Woodbury S., provisions, Exchange market, Main,
house 15 Lexington
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Gushing Charles W. (L. W. Cushing & Sons), Moody,
corner F. R. R., boards 232 Main, near Cross
Gushing Harry R. (L. W. Cushing dz Sons), vane manufacturer, Moody, c. F. R. Ii., bds. 232 Main, n. Cross
Gushing James, blacksmith, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Gushing Jos. (J. Gushing & Co,), flour and grain, Moody,
house at Fitchburg, Mass.
Cushing J. & Co. (Joseph Cushing), flour and grain,
Moody, on F. It. R.
Cashing Leonard W. (L. W. Cushing & Sons), vane
mnfr., Moody, car. F. R. R., house 232 Main, n. Cross
Cushing L. W. & Sons (Leonard W., Chas. W. and Harry
R. Cushing), vane mnfr., Moody, corner F. R. R.
Gushing Samuel N., station agent and shoemaker, Clem
atis Brook station, Beaver, house Beaver, near do.
Cushman Abby A. Mrs., house Moody, corner Alder
Cuehman Charles, carpenter, rooms Mrs. Calvin Fiske’s,
Lexington
Cushman Charles E., carpenter, house Moody, oar. Alder
Cushtnan Edwin, works American Watch Co., house
[change, h. do.
Chestnut, n. Moody
Cushman George H., prop. Central House, Main, car. ExCushman Jennie Mrs., house rear Pine, near Newton
Cutler Edward It., physician, Main, opp. Spring, h. do.
Cutler William M., at American Watch Co., h. 57 Ash
Cutter Charles F., clerk, 351 Main, house Common
Cutter J. Dana, provisions, 351 Main, house 332 do.
Cutter William S., at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, n. Ash
Cutting Benjamin L., farmer, house Forest, near North
Cutting Henry W., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 6 Maple
Cutting Joseph, milkman, house Main, above Weston
Cutting Sylvester L., farmer, boards Benjamin L. Cutting’s, Forest
DALEY ANTHONY
J., needle-maker (Watertown),
boards Ellen Daley’s, rear 18 Elm
[b. do.
Daley Charles, farmer Francis C. Smith, Lincoln,n. Curve,
Daley Edward F., at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. Ellen
Daley’s, rear 18 Elm
Daley Ellen, widow of John, house rear 18 Elm
Daley Patrick, laborer, house Charles, near Grant
Daley Rose A. M. Miss, millinery, 14 Elm, h. rear 18 Elm
Daly Charles, plumber, boards 9 Middle
Daly George H., painter, house Cedar, near Oak
Daly Patrick, works in the bleachery, house rear Willow,
.
near River
Dalzell James D., boards 76 School
Dalzell James D. jr., clerk, 3 Eagle block, h. 76 School
Dalzell John W., submaster High school, bds. 76 School
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Damoreau Louis C. P., wood engraver, boards 88 Moody
Daniels Charles H. (J. Daniele & Son), blacksmith and
horse-show,
Main, opp. Central House, house do.
Daniel5 G. Frederick, at American Watch Co., boards G.
W. Daniels’, School
Daniels Freedom F., house Myrtle, near Beech
Daniels George M., at Am. Watch Co., b. 25 Adams
Daniels George W., musical instruments (48 Hanover,
Boston), house School, near Lexington
Daniels J. $ Son (Charles 1-I.Daniels), blacksmiths, Main,
opposite Central House
[Lexington
Daniels Mary, widow ofGeorge W., house School, near
Daniels Mary L. Miss, h. r. Main, opp. Central House
Daniels Philander I?., at American Watch Co., boards F.
F. Daniels’, Myrtle
Darling Amasa, at American Watch Co., rms. 45 Crescent
Darling Elsena Mrs., house 13 Church
Darling Gardner I-I., at American Watch Co., rooms Hall,
corner Gordon
Dascom K.uth Mrs., house 25 Charles
Davis Andrew, gardener for E. D. Emerson, River, b. do.
Davis A. Ella, clerk, 105 Moody, h. Lowell, near Pine
Davis Benjamin A,, cxrpenter, b. J. R. Bryant%. Spruce
Davis Charles, bootmaker, rms. Victor L. Parker’s, Taylor
Davis Charles T., machinist, house 22 Exchange
Davis D. Albert, at American Watch Co., honse Taylor,
near Lowell
Davis Elmer E., at American Watch Co., boards H. B.
Wellington’s, Moody
Davis Frank B., at American Watch Co., house Orange,
near Adams
Davis Frank H., machinist, house 25 Charles
Davis Frank J., at Am. Watch Co., b. Adams, c. Cherry
AVIS
FREDERICK
J. (Dav.is & Farnum
Mnfg. Co.), iron founder, house Linden, near Beaver
Davis Frederick R., at the foundry, boards Alvin Emerson’s, Moody, corner Brown
Davis George A., at Am. Watch Co., h. Alder, n. Moody
Davis Gilford, planer Buttrick’s mill, house Vernon,
near Prospect
Davis Hannah Miss, boards Geo. B. Harrington’s, South
Davis Henry A., machinist, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Davis James T., brakeman F. R. R., house 7 Central
Davis John C., at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 51 Lexington
Davis John W., at American Watch Co., house 19 Ash
Davis Nicholas B., at American Watch Co., h. 33 Ash
Davis Scott, moulder; rooms 217 Main
Davis Sumner F., at American Watch Co., rooms Charles
E. Clark’s, Robbins
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Davis Wm. E. (Davis & Farnum), machinist, h. 69 Moody
Davis Woodbury, house rear 14 Prospect
AVIS & FARNUM
MNFG. CO., iron founders, Foundry av., near bleachery station, office (228
Washington, B.) (see page 308)
Dawie Thomas, at bleachery, b. Mary R. Kinneen’s, New
Dawson George, at Am. Watch Co., boards G. H. Canfield’s, Common
Dawson George, carpenter, house Willow, near Main
Dawson Jane, wid. of,Wm., b. Wilber E. Moore’s, Cushing
Day William, Shawmut Bouse, boarding, Crescent, c. Ash
Dealy John, farmhand A. CT. Hughes, Forest, boards do.
Dean Charles A., at American Watch Co., house Moody,
corner Spruce
[ington
Dean Edward, moulder, house 109 Moody
Dean John, b. Mrs. Lydia Worcester’s, off Bacon, n. LexDean Luke W., at Boston Mnfg. Co., house 8 River
Deans Robert, carpenter, house rear Bacon, near Pond
Deehan Thomas E., cigars and tobacco, Churoh, corner
Main, boards Mrs. Collins’, Charles
Delahanty Patrick., at hosiery mill, h. Calvary, n. Cedar
Delaney James, tailor, house Hall, corner Taylor
Delaney James jr., at Am. Watch Co., b. Hall, c. Taylor
[do.
Delaney Mary Miss, boards 33 River
Delano A. 0. (Delano & Co.), express, 309 Main, b. 242
Delano & Co. (A. 0. Delano), express,309 Main (91 Kilby and 36 Court square, B.)
Delany James, laborer, house Cutter, near Newton
Delory David, laborer, house Charles, opposite Harvard
Demaine Ellen Mrs., house 285 Main
Demar John, fireman F. R. R., bds. C. P. Craft’s, Moody
Dempsey Anthony, laborer, house 24 Spring
Dempsey Frank, laborer at Pope & Viles
Dempsey Patrick, laborer gas works, house 20 Lexington
Denecke Charles, lunch-room, Prospect block, Main, h.
27 Hammond
Denneston Edward, at Am. Watch Co., bds. 33 Crescent
Dennison Lyrnan O., manager E. Connor, 1 Eagle block,
Main, boards Sanderson House
Denniston Daniel, Am. Watch Co., house 29 Brown
Densmore WilIiam, at bleachery, h. Charles, near Moody
Derades Harry, at Am.Watch Co., b. Mrs. Farwell’s, South
Derby Charles E., machinist (Philadelphia), house Weston, near Stony brook
Derby John L., carpenter, house Chestnut, near Hall
Derbyshire Ann, widow of William, h. Pine, car. Lowell
Derbyshire Frederick W., at Amerman Watch Tool Co.,
[Beech
boards Pine, corner Lowell
Derbyshire George, works Am. Watch Co., h. High, near
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Derbyshire Joseph (Derbyshire & Farnsworth), boots
and shoes, 71 Moody, rooms 8 Chestnut
Derbyshire & Farnsworth (Joseph Derbyshire and Henry
A. Farnsworth), boots and shoes, 71 Moody
Dermody James, traveling agent A. Warren, h. 48 Church
Dermody Joseph, student, boards 48 Church
Deshon Frank C. (F. C. Deshon & Co.), dry goods, 12
Elm, rooms 19 Crescent
ESHON
I?. C. & CO. ( Frank C. De&on), dry
goods, 12 Elm (see page 4)
Desmond Cornelius, laborer, house Charles, n. Harvard
Devanna David, janitor Chemistry school-house, boards
46 Central
Deveney Malachi, laborer, house Day, corner Clinton
Deveney Owen, laborer, boards Malachi Deveney’s, Day
Devine John, at Boston Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Devine John, at Boston Mnfg. Co,, boards 13 River
Devine Matthew, laborer, house Charles, opp- Grant
Devlin Patrick, at bleachery, h. Newton, near the bridge
Dexter William, weaver, boards 26 River
Dickinson Guy V.. at American Watch Co., boards Geo.
W. Daniels’, School
Dickson William H., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Chestnut, near Crescent
Dill Brothers (Nathaniel A. and Edwin I. Dill), bakers,
Moody, near Pine
Dill Edwin I. (Dill Brothers), baker, &Ioody, near Pine,
rooms 17 Crescent
Dill Nathaniel A. (Dill Brothers), baker, Moody, near
Pine, house at Everett
Dillingham Edmund R., at Boston Manufacturing Co.,
house rear Beaver Brook station
Dinsmore Rebecca F., widow of Daniel C., house Taylor,
near Lowell
Dix Abby H., widow of John A., house Floyd, n. Charles
Dix Charles, house 19 Newton
Dodd Mary, widow of Peter, house rear 11 Middle
Dodge Mary E., Waltham New Church school, boarding
(boys), near Lexington
Dodge Silas P., farmer, house Bacon, near Dale
Dodge William, at Am. Watch Co., boards 95 Crescent
Doe Ellen, widow of John, house 22 Adams
Doe Eugene M., at Am. Watch Co., boards 22 Adams
Doe Robert M., laborer, house Water, near Felton
Doherty Cornelius R., carpenter, house Foundry avenue
Doherty Margaret, widow of Hugh, house head of Dale
Doherty Martin J., clerk T. F. Hughes, boards Mary
Doherty’s, Oak
Doherty Mary, widow of Dominick, h. Cedar, n. Oak
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Doherty Mary, widow of Thomas, house Oak, near Cedar
Dolan Bridget, widow of John, house School, near Grant
Dolan John, blacksmith, house Pond, near Exchange
Dolan John W., at American Watrh Co., boards Bridget
Dolan’s, School
Dolan Thomas B., moulder, bds. Thomas Eaton’s, Cress
Dolber Geo. E., at Am. Watch Co.,b. Moody, opp. Brown
Dole John, laborer E. N. Peirce, Quince, boards do.
Dolphin Thomas, at American Watch Co., boards Edwin
J. Libby’s, Orange
Donahoe James F., laborer, b. Patrick Donahoe’s, Bacon
Donahoe John, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Donahoe Mary, widow, house School, near Spring
Donahoe Michael, laborer, h. South Harvard, n. I?. R. R.
Donahoe Nora, widow of John, h. Main, car. Exchange
Donahoe Patrick, stone-mason, house Bacon, near.Pond
Donahue Henry, shoemaker, rms. Patrick Conley’s, Felton
Donahue John, at Boston Manut$lcturing Co., b. 24 Kiver
Donahue John, blacksmith, Felton, car. Fountain, h. do.
Donlan Andrew, grocer, School, nearly opposite Spring,
.
boards Luke Whalen’s, rear School
Donlan Jas., blacksmith, b. Wm. G. Eastman’s, r. Bacon
Donlan Lawrence, laborer, house off Winter, near West
Donlan Michael, farmhand, house 114 School
Donlan Michael, farmhand, house Pond, near Exchange
Donlan Patrick, laborer, house Pond, near Exchange
Donlon Anthony, cigars, tobacco, etc., 53 Moody, near
Crescent, boards Patrick Donlon’s, Charles
Donlon Patrick, laborer, house Charles, near Mechanic
Donlon William, clerk Thomas E. Deehan, boards P.
Donlon’s, Charles
Donnell Emily C. Mrs., house Moody, near Chestnut
Donnell Ernest D., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Emily C, Donnell’s, Moody
Donnelly Hugh, restaurant, Willow, c. Foundry av.,h.do.
Donovan Annie M. Miss, fancy goods, 309 Main, house
River, opposite bleachery
Donovan Jerry, house Spring, near School
Donovan Jerry A., carriage-trimmer, h.Charleu, opp. Grant
Donovan John, at Roberts paper mill, house South, near
Roberts mill
Doran Alfred, at American Watch Co., house 47 Brown
Doty Charles, carpenter, bds. Geo. W. Rogers’, r. Newton
Douris Michael, at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Newton, n. the bridge
Doughty Charles J. jr., watchmaker Amenoan Watch
Co., house Warren avenue
Douglas Fred C., machinist, h. r. 22 Walnut, n. Adams
Douglas Henry, machinist, house Newton,
n. the bridge
Douglas Wm., at American Watch Co., bds. 38 River
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Dow Edward M., clerk L. C. Taylor, house 199 Main,
corner Lyman
Dow Frank P., bookkeeper F. Buttrick, b. 14 Lexington
Dowdell John, watchman at bleaahery, h. River, n.WiIlow
Dowdell John S., clerk at the bleachery, boards John
Dowdell’s, River
Dowe Saloma W., widow of David W., hoards F. A.
Ensworth’s, Adams
Downing Bartholomew, laborer, house Oak, car. Cedar
Downing Ellen, wid. of Bartholomew, h. Oak, car. Cedar
Downing Kobert F., painter, house Oak, near Cedar
Doyle James, laborer, house Cedar, corner Oak
Doyle Peter P., clerk (164 Washington, B.), h. 20 Cross
Doyle Thomas, laborer, house Charles, opp. Williams
Drake Bradford W., principal North grammar school,
boards J. E. Soper’s, Lexington
Draper Fred. E., bookkeeper at the bleachery, boards 24
[h. 24 Prospect
Prospect
Draper Whiting S., con!. traveler (291 Commercial, B.),
Drillio Isabelle M. Mrs., house 51 Central
Driscoll James, moulder, house Felton, opp. Fountain
Driscoll John, laborer, house Williams, near Felton
Driscoll Mark, farmer, house North, between Lexington
and Smith
Driscoll Patrick, laborer, house Foundry avenue
Drown Linus, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 6 Maple
Drum James, laborer, house North, near Forest
Drummey Patrick, machinist, house Sun, near I?. R. R.
Duane Mary Mrs., house Bolton, corner Day
Duane Patrick J., at B. Mutg. Co., boards Mary Duane’s,
[Moody
Bolton
Duddleston Hugh, at Am. Watch Co., h. East Brown, n.
Duddy John, laborer, house Calvary, near F. H. R.
Duddy Martin, laborer, house Calvary, near Cedar
Dudley Chas., at Am. Watch Co., b. Exchange, n. School
Dudley Geo. A., machinist, b. Jas. H. Dudley s, Exchange
Dudley James H., house Exchange, near School
DadIey Wm. W., at Am, Watch Co., house 32 Brown
Duffey Michael, laborer, house Foundry avenue
Duffey Thomas, laborer, house Foundry avenue
Duffy Francis, at American Watch Co., house rear Beaver Brook station
Dugan John, laborer, house River, near Willow
Dugan Michael, laborer, house 2 Long block, Elm
Dugan Patrick, laborer, boards Bridget Laughlin’s, Foundry avenue
Duncan Henry C., machinist at American Watch Co.,
house Walnut, corner Adams
Duncanson George M., carpenter, II. Benefit, n. Newton
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Dunham Thomas F.! at American Watch Co., boards
Mrs. M. M. Hamilton’s, Maple
Dunlap JAR. H., coachman for 0. W. TAyman,Lyman, b.do.
Dunlevy Martin, farmhand at Chas. V. Stearns’, Winter
Dunning Frank B., brakeman F. R. R., h. 18 Cross
Dunning Robert B., at American Watch Co., house
Chestnut, near Crescent
[Adarns
Dupee Geo. H., at Am. Watch Co., h. 39 Brown, corner
Durgin Chns. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Alder, c. Beech
DuRoy Johu B., confectioner, house 4 Elm
Durst Joseph, at American Watch Co., boards John Jenison jr.‘s, Gushing
DuSolle Harry, at Am. Watch Co., boards 25 Brown
Dustiu Elizabeth, wid. ofJonathan, h. Brown, 11.Moody
UTCH FRANCIS
M. (Rand & Dutch), provis1) ions, Lexington, house Newton, n. Main (see p. 299)
Dutch John S.?tinumith, 389 Main, house Crescent, near
Dloody
[c. Chestnut
ljuttim Frank, works at American Watch Go., h. Moody,
Dwelle Eliz~~beth, wid. of Geo. B., 11.Chestnut, c. Hall
Dwyer Jane, widow of Jeremiah, house rear 411 Main
Dwyer John? house Cutter, near Newton
Dwyer Lizzie E. Mrs., teacher private school, 64 School,
house do.
Dwyer Patrick F., carpenter, house Cedar, near Oak ,
1’
Dyer Spencer O., clergyman, house 64 School
Dyer Wm., at Am. Watch Co., h.. Felton, opp. Fountain
Dyke Charles J., machiuist, house 35 Crescent
EAGAN JOHN, laborer, house rear 13 Middle
Eagan John, laborer; house Newton, near the bridge
Eagle Martin, laborer, house Foundry avenue
Earl A. N., at Am. Watoh Co., b. F. E. Stevens’, Adams
Earl George, fiarmhand for Wm. Harding, Grove, bda. do.
Earley Ellen Miss, house \V;tter, near Felton
Eastman Enos, at American Watch Co., boards 74 A8h
Eastman George, at American Watch Co., house 74 Ash
Eastman Horace, fireman F. R. R , boards 28 River
Eastman William G., carpenter, house rear 6 Bacon
Eaton Bros. (I,. Arthur and E. Augu&us Eaton), provisions, Moody, corner Taylor
Eaton Charles I., works American Watch Co., house
[Crescent
Taylor, corner Lowell
Eaton Cyrus P., works Am.Watch Co., b. C. V. Woerd’s,
Eaton E. Augustus (Eaton Bros.), provisions, Moody,
corner Taylor, boardi do.
Eaton Edward, gardener for B. B. Sewall, 7 Bacon, b. do.
Eaton Edgar C., driver Delano’s Express, boards T. G.
Otte’e, Harvard avenue
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Eaton Francis H., machinist Am..Watch
Co., h. 4 Hall
Eatou Fred. Ii., at American Watch Co., h. 34 Central
Eaton James H., driver for G. B. Moore, house rear River
Eaton Lucius J., farmer for E. N. Peirce, bds. Charles E.
Grant’s, Quince, near North
Eaton L. Arthur (Eaton Bros.), provisions, Moody, corner Taylor, house do.
Eaton Myron W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Cherry, n. Adams
Eaton Thomas, laborer, house Cross, corner Central
Eaton Thomas B. (Eaton
& Reed), lawyer, Whitford
building, 361 Main, house Lexington,
corner Dale
Eaton Willis D., at Am. Watch Co., h. Lowell, n. Taylor
Eaton & Reed (Thomas B. E:iton and George F. Reed),
lawyers, W hitford building, 361 Main
Eaves Frederick, at watch factory (Auburndale),
house
South, near Roberts’ crossing
Eberhart
Ariste, engraver (63 Water, B.), house Ash,
near Adams
Edes Robert B. (Whitney
& Edes), grooer, 113 Moody,
boards E. S. Stanley’s, Grant
Edgecomb (:haudler E., at American
Watch Co., house
Robbins, near Crescent
Edmonds John? machinist at the bleachery, h. 23 River
Edmonds Patrick, at bleachery, h. off Willow, n. River
Edwards
Henry
I-I., at American
Watch Co., house
Chestnut, near Crescent
Edwards James, dyer B. Mufg. Co., house 92 School
Elder Mary Ann Mrs., house 16 Lyman
Ellis Benjamin F., machinist, house 14 Gordon
Ellis Charles W. H., at American Watch Co., h. 29 Hall
Ellis LMnfe;. Co., Stephen K. Ellis, rear 238 Main
Ellis M. & Co., building movers, Main, corner Church
Ellis Sarah P., widow of John, house 29 Hal1
Ellis Stephen K. (Ellis Mnfg. Co.), r. 238 Main, house 4
Park place
Ellison Jas. H., metals (20 Broad, B.), h. Pleasant, n. Main
Ellsworth James, farmer, h. Lincoln, near Lincoln line
Elmes Williard, at America11 Watch Co., roouls Geo.
A. Locke’s, High
Emerson Alice L. Miss, music teacher, boards 5 Lyman
Emerson Alvin, house Moody, corner Brown
Emerson Charles H., house Lexington,
near Pond
Emerson Edgar A., overseer in finishing room, hleachery,
house River, next to the bleachery
[well
Emerson Edward D. (225 Purchase, B.), h. River, a. Far;
Emerson George, mason (B.), h. Newton, near Central
Emerson Lewis, carriagesmith,
Heard, near Main, house
5 Lyman
Emerson Samuel P., house 23 Church
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Emerson Susan, widow of Samu$, h. rear 47 Central
Emerson S. Jxrvis, machinist, h. Russell, near Prospect
Emerson Thomas, farmer, house M:tin, corner Warren
Emerson Warren A., boards Sanderson House
Emerson Warren F. (Clark, Maynard & Co.), dry goods
and carpetings, Music Hail, Elm. b. Pond, n. Exchange
Ennis George, at American Watch Co., house 25 Brown
Ensworth Fred A., at Am. Wiltoh Co., h. Adams, c. Ash
Erskine Roswell A., machinist, rooms Fred R. Willis’,
Gushing
[South
Estey Bnthsheba Miss, house 16 Cross
Everett George W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Russell, near
’ FAHEY BRIDGET MISS, house Oak, near Newton
Fahey Edward, laborer, house 19 River
Fahey Edward, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
Fahey Hannah, wid. of Michael, h. Willow, nea; Grove
Fahey John, laborer, house Bacon, near Pond
E’ahey John J., house Willow, near Grove
Fahey Patrick, house 3 River avenue
Fahey Richard, works in the blenchery, house Calvary,
near Farwell
Fairbanks Chas. F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Cedar, c. Oak
Fairbanks Ephraim, dealer in bbls., h. 13 Union, o. Taylor
Fairbanks qlary A. Mrs., bds. J. M. Peck’s, Summer
Falconbridge George, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 31 River
Falconbridge Joseph, machinist at Am. Watch Tool Co.
Fales Edward, at Am. Watch Co., house rear Harvard,
near Charles
Fales Thomas F. Rev., rector Christ church, h. 16 Lyman
Fallon James, laborer, house Willow, near River
Fallon John, laborer, house Pond, near Bacon
Fallon John, laborer, house Williams, near F. R. R.
Fallon Michael, laborer, house Bacon, corner Plympton
Fallon William, laborer, house Water, near Charles
Falvey Mrs., house 31 Spring
Farmer John P. jr., house Charles, corner Floyd
Farmer Lydia B. Mrs., house Charles, corner Floyd
Farmer Sarah, widow of Nathaniel, house 16 Chestnut
Farnham John N., pattern-maker, h. 217 Main, c. Lyman.
Farnsworth Frank H., Cook tree protectors, house Central, near Elm
Farnsworth Henry A. (Derbyshire & Farnsworth), boots
and shoes, 71 Moody, house High, corner Lowell
Farnsworth Jesse E., nurse, boards Charles D. Lute’s,
Moody, corner Robbins
Farnsworth Jesse E. Mrs., house 19 Exchange
Farnsworth Oel, farmer, house Dale, near Bacon
Farnsworth Thomas G., clergyman, h. Central, near Elm
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Farnum Charles F., at Am. Watch Co., rms. 27 Adams
Farnum David W., salesman (90 High, B.), h. 35 Crescent
Farnum Gardner D., foreman sheet iron shop Davis & .
Farnum Mnfg. Co., house Wi!low, near Main
Farnnm Harry E., at Am. Watch Co,, h. Gordon, n. Hall
ARNUM
JOHN
R. (Davis BP Farnum Mnfg. Co.),
F Foundry avenue, house Rose hill, Main
Faroum William D., at American Watch Co., house Pine,
near Gardner
Farnum Wm. G., at Am. Watch Co., 11.Walnut, n. Moody
F:Irrington
Agnes, widow of Alvin, h. High, n. Moody
Farrington
Arabella A. Miss, boards E. Sumner Farrington’s, North
Farrington
Barbara C., teacher Phillips
school (Phillips,
I%), boards Mrs. Agnes Farrington’s,
High
Farrington
Charles W., at American
Watch Co., house
rear Harvard, near Charles
Farrington
Eben ft., leather (219 North, B.), boards Mrs.
Agnes Farrington’s,
High
Farrington
E. Suurner, farmer, h. North, below Forest
Farringtorr
Henry E.., at American
Watch Co., boards
Charles W. Farrington’s,
Harvard
Farrington
J. Elenry, house High, near J,loody
Farringtou Louisa, widow of Abel, 1~.North, below Forest
Watch Co., house
Farrington
Willis
S., at American
Taylor, near Moo,!y
Farris Henry, at Am. Watch Co., ids. Shnwmut House
Farwell Charlotte F. Miss, house 60 Central
Farwell Emily Miss, house 48 Central
Farwell Frances P., widow of Jacob. h. South, n. Charles
Farwell George O., engineer F. R. R., h. Newton, 11.Maiu
Farwell Lvclia E., widow of Isaac, h. Main, car. Warren
Fawson Charles, at Am. Watch Co., house 59 Ash
Pay John, laborer, house Exchange, ne;lr Pond
Kay Martin, laborer, house Charles, corner Williams
Fay Michael, milk driver, house Sprirlg, corner Middle
Fay Patrick, laborer, house River, n. F. R. It.
Feeney Martin, house 22 River
Feeney Patrick J., machinist John Stark, bds. 39 River
Feeny Michael, laborer, house near Beaver Brook station
Teeny Patrick, laborer, house rear 411 Main
Felt Albert
A., machinist
American
Watch Tool Co,,
[Adams
rooms 12 Cherry
Felt John, at Am. Watch Co., rooms Mrs. A. M. Clapp’s,
Felton Alda M. Mrs., nurse, boards 13 Hall
Fcnner G., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 34 Adams
Fernald Anna Miss, teacher primary school No. 10, boards
2 Park *place
Fergusbn
Celia C., widow of Joseph, house Crescent,
opposite Walnut
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Fernald I)elia G., widow of James, house 2 Park place
Fernald Richard W., works American
Watch Tool Co.,
board* 26 Walnut
Fewkes Lewis, at Am. Watch Co., b. S. M. Jenks’, Moody
Fiel Geo. A., clerk (Jones, McDufIie
& Strutton, B.), b.
G. T. Fiel’s, Ruqsell
[EL
GEORGE
T., crockery and kitchen furnishing goods, 411 Main, house Russell, near Harvard
F
(see page 296)
Field Emma, widow of Edward H., house 4 Gordon
Field George K., restaurant, Common, corner Main, h.
10 Newton
Field Henry, painter, rooms John S. Winslow’s, Pine
Fielding
Maurice D., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Geo. E.
Newton’s, Cherry
Filson Robert, in the bleachcry, h. Central, car. Heard
Fiison William, boards Robert Filson’s, Central
Finan Rhoderick, moulder, b. Thomas Griffin’s, Newton
Finerty PRfrick, hostler J. A. Cheney, house rear Beaver
Brook station
Finnegan Ann, widow of Pat.rick, h. Fountain, n. Charles
Finnegan Ellen, widow of Michael F., h. Middle,n. Spring
Finnegan
James ’ F., hairdresser, boards Mrs. Anu Pinnegan’s, Fountain
Finnegan John, laborer, house Spring, opposite Middle
Finnegan Joseph P., hairdresser, 301 Main, boards Mrs.
Ann Finnegan’s, Fountain
Finnegan Michael, house 96 School
Finnegan Patrick, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Finton William, at Am. Watch Co., boards John J. WalCry, n. Adams
lace’s, Ferren
Fisher Clarence H., at Americ’an Watch Co., h. 12 CherFisher Frank P., at Am. Watub Co., boards 35 Adams
Fisher George A., clerk at Joseph Fisher’s, b, 164 School
Fisher Henry N. (W. L. Fisher & Co.), also at American
Watch Co., house 44 Crescent, corner Chestnut
Fisher James H., works Am. Watch Co., house 27 Maple
Fisher John, at Am. Watch Co., b. Mrs. Farwell’s, South
Fisher John C., boardiug-house, Charles, car. Mechanic
Fisher Joseph, cigars and tobacco, Main, near Moody,
house 164 School
Fisher Mary E., widow of Wm. II., boards 25 Brown
ISHER WILLARD
L. (W. L. Fisher dz Co.),
periodicals, fancy goods, etc., Main, car. Church, h.
20 Chestnut, near Adams (see page 303)
ISHER
W. L. & CO. (Willard
L. and Henry
N. Fisher), periodicals and fancy goods, Main, corner
Church
Fisk Eliza J. Miss, house 487 Main’
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Fiske Abby Miss, house Winter, near West
Fiske Arthur H., clerk (33 South, B.), boards 14 Lyman
Fiske Caroline M., widow of Calvin, house Lexington,
13.
Main
Fiske Charles D., farmer, house Moody, opp. Crescent
Fiske Eben W., sheriff Middlesex County (office Court
House, East Cambridge), house 14 Lyman
Fiske Elliot W., clerk (27 High, B.), boards Mrs. Calvin
Fiske’s, Lexington
t-LY man
Fiske E. Winslow jr., bookkeeper (52 Union, B.), bds. 14
Fiske George S., journalist
(255 Washington, B.), boards
14 Lvman
Fiske Grace Miss, house Winter, near West
Fiske Henry I., farmer, house 8 Harvard avenue
Fiske lloratio
N., provisions
(2 F. 11. Sq. market, B.),
house Bacon, near Dale
Fiske Lvman, farmer, house Weeton, above South
Fiske Theodore, farmer, house Weston, above South
Fitzgerald Ellen, house 37 Rive]
Fitzgerald
James, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards 37 River
Fitzgerald Mary, widow of Edward, boards 37 River
Fitzgerald
Patrick, teamster, house Newton, c. Chestnut
Fitzgerald
Patrick F., machiuist JO~NJ Stark, boards Newton, corner Chestnut
Fitzgerald Richard, driver for Weeks & Co., b. Geo. E.
Rogers’, off Newton
Flagg Augustus, bookseller (254 Washington,
B.), house
Forest, corner North
LAGG
BROS.
(George A. and Wm. H. Flagg),
carriage mnfrs., Charles! o. Harvard (see page 304)
Flagg George A. (Flag, v Bros.j, carria.ge mnfr., Charles,
corner Harvard, house Floyd, near Russell
Flagg Mario A., carriage painter Flagg Bras., boards
Geo. A. Flagg’s, Floyd
Flagg Sarah, widow of Elisha, house Forest, oar. North
Flagg William H. (Flagg Bros.), carriage mnfr.? Charles,
corner Harvard, house Floyd, near Russell
Flaherty Daniel, at bleaohery, b. Mary A. Rogers’, Oak
Flaherty Margaret, wid. of Thomas, h. 9 Long blk., Elm
Flannery Mary, widow of Lawrence, h. Frieud, n. John
Flannery Mary, widow of Patrick, house 31 Spring
Flannery Michael, provisions, house Felton, n. Prospect
Flannery P&ok,
plasterer, house Exchange, car. Pond
Flaritv
J&n, works bleachery, h. Newton, opp. Calvary
Flemr&g
Charles, at Am. Watch Co.,b. Shawmut House
Fletcher Euniae H., widow of Oliver R., house Bacon,
corner School
Fletcher Will L., at Am. Watch Co.. rooms 6 Maple
Flint Melvin M., carpenter, house Harvard, near Charles
F
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DIRECTORY.
Flint Villa A. Miss, bookkeeper Clark, Maynard & Co.,
boards D. W. Williams’, School
Flohr John W., moul er, house Foundry avenue
Flohr William, moul ii!er, b. John W. Flohr’s, Foundry av.
Flood James, in bleachery, h. off Willow, u. Foundry av.
Flood John, works in bleachery, h. off Willow, n. River
Flood John B., works in bleaohery, h. Willow, near River
Flood Patrick, bootmaker, Church, near Main, boards do.
Floyd Angelinn, widow of Andrew, house Summer, near
Lexington
Floyd Anna R., widow of Albert, house 12 Lyman
Floyd Charles A., painter, house Pond, near Exchange
Floyd Henry, carpenter, b. Chas. H. Weston’s, Robbins
Floyd Roscoe M., at American Watch Co., boards Chae.
Weston’s, Robbins
Floyd Walter P., house 40 School
Flynn John F., carpenter, house Foundry avenue
Flynn Julia, widow of Cornelius, h. Charles,opp. Harvard
Flynn Mary, widow of Thomas, h. Sprmg, car. Mlddle
Flynn Patrick, house 201 Main
Flynn Patrick J., carpenter, h. Newton, opp. Calvary
Flyuu Thomas, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Mary Flynn’s, Spring
Flynn Wm., carpenter, b. John F. Flynn’s, Foundry av.
Fogerty John, laborer, house Willow, near River
Fogg Charles W., house Summer, corner Church
Foley Catherine F. Miss, housekeeper for Mrs. L. B.
Sewall, Main
Foley Fred J., at Am. Watch CO., b. E. Rose’s, High
Foley Marcus, fisherman, house Day, uear Bolton
Foley Mary Miss, operative B. Mnfg. Uo., house School,
[Warren’s, Summer
opp. Spring
Follett James W., dry goods, 291 Main, boards H. F.
OLSOM
GEORGE
C., dry goods, Glidden’s
block, 105 Moody (see page 7)
Forbes John T., hostler J. A. Cheney, Church, rms. do.
Forbes William, at B. Mufg. Co., house River, n. F. R. R.
Ford Harry A., clerk (33 Pearl, B.), house’r. 49 Central
Ford Herbert M., clerk (65 Franklin, B.), b. r. 49 Central
Ford John, laborer, house Willow, near Main
Ford John, laborer, house Parker’s lane
Ford Michael, laborer, house Benefit, near Newton
Ford Orville L. Mrs., widow, Waltham New Church
boarding-school (girls), house Lexington, n. Bacon
Ford Rosauna, widow, house Felton, n. South Harvard
Ford Wm., at B. Mnfg. Co., b.Mrs.Rosauna Ford’s, Feltou
Ford William, laborer, boards Rosauua Ford’s, Feltou
Forrester Chanuiug M., hairdresser, boards James Mauton’s, Exchange
F
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Forsyth Jane, widow of Thomas, house River, c. Willow
Forsyth Jane Miss, boards Jane Forsyth’s, River
Forsyth Robert, laborer, house River, corner Willow
Forsyth William J., at B. Mnfa. Co., house Parker’s lane
Foss Charles H., dye house, 16$ Elm, h. Main, c. Church
Foss George H., machinist American
Watch Co., house
Chestnut, near Moody
Foss Harry, at American Watch Co.,
Foster Dar] P., mechanic, house Charles, near Prospect
Foster Eben E., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. 48 Pine, opp. Lowell
Foster Fanny D., widow of Abraham,
boards J. P. NOble’s, East Ash
Foster Frank A., physician, Crescent, near Moody, h. do.
Foster John, conductor F. R. R., h. 4 Maple, n. Moody
Foster John G., carpenter, bds. John W. Foster’s, Charles
Foster John W., blacksmith, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Foster Lebbeus S. (M. S. Foster & Son), grocer, Main,
corner Linden, boards M. S. Foster’s, Linden
,
Foster Lizzie P. Miss, house Adams, corner Orange
Foster Lucinda H. Miss, dressmaker, 16 Liberty, 11.do.
Foster&ucy
K., widow of Eli, house Maple, near Moody
Foster Matthias S. (M. S. Foster & Son), grocer, Main,
corner Linden, house Linden, near Main
Foster Mattie E., clerk, 105 Moody, boards 22 Crescent
Foster M. S. &Son (Matthias S. and Lebbeus S. Foster),
grocers, Main, corner Linden
Foster Reuben B., produce commissioner (65 and 67 Clinton, B.), house Main, near Grant
Foster Wendell P., watchmaker, h. Charles, n. Prospect
Fourcy AnnetteB,
widow of Henry, house Gilead av.
Fourcy Henry A., at Atnerican Watch Co., boards Nrs.
A. B. Fourny$ Gilead avenue
Foye George F., conductor F. R. R., boards 11 Gushing
Foysy Antoine, carpenter Geo. D. Taylor, r. Music Hall,
boards 14 Elm
Francis Addie E., teacher Heard street primary school,
boards Mrs. A. E. Francis’, Main
Francis Adeline E., widow of Geo., h. Main, n. Prospect
Francis William H., works Am. Watch Co., h. 92 Moody
Frankfeld Hugo, at American Watch Co., b. 91 Crescent
Fraser Archibald, laborer, house rear 103 School
Fraser John, carpenter, house Main, corner Grant
Fraser John W., laborer, house Charles, near Water
RASER KATE
M., ice-cream and confectionery,
F Music Hall ‘block, Elm, house do. (see page 309)
Fraser Simon, carpenter, house Main, corner Grant
Fraser Williatn W., carpenter, house Main, corner. Grant
Fredericks Rebecoa P., widow of Charles, boards Charles
H. Emerson’s, Lexington
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DIRECTORY.
Freeman Alfred, carpenter, boards 73 Moody
Freeman Ezra, tinsmith W. B. Knapp, h. Pine, n. F. R.R.
French Cyrus W., carpenter, house Moody, n. Robbins ’
French Daniel, lawyer, 6 Central block, Main, house Main,
corner Harvard
French Edward M., works F. K. Sibley, btle. 12 Spruce
Friebe Samuel, works American Watch Co., house Robbins, near Crescent
Friend Geo. W., watchmaker, h. Moody, car. East Ash
Fritz Frederick, baker, 23 Charles
Frost Clarence A., farmer, house Dale, near Bacon
Frost Florence E. Miss, teacher West intermediate
school
No. 6, boards 77 Lexington
HOST
6. FRANK,
coal, wood and hay, corner
Moody and F. 1% R., house Bacon, near Lexiugtou
(see page 295)
Frost Geo. M., clerk (B.), boards 2 Cross, corner Main
Frost John M., house 2 Cross, corner Main
Frost John M. jr*, at Am. Watch Co., b. 2 Cross, c. Main
Frost Leonard P., clergyman, house 77 Lexington
Frost Lillian N:, teacher, boards 77 Lexington
Frost M. Addle Miss, teacher South grammar school,
boards 77 Lexington
Frost Sarah E. Miss, teacher North grammar school,
boards 77 Lexington
Frost Willard
A., draughtsman
(12 Post-office square,
B.), boards Mrs. Sarah Hastings’, Lexington
Frost Wm. I’., stone-mason, house 43 Central
Frothingham
C. J. Mrs., milliuer, 293 Main, h. 314 do.
Frothingham
Daniel D., apothecary, 357 Main, h. 314 do.
Frye Charles G., house 24 Lexington
Fuller Daniel D., at American Watoh Co., house Chest[Shawmut House
nut, near Hall
Fuller Isaac W., machinist American Watoh Co., boards
Fuller Joshua T., bookkeeper (30 Pemberton square, B.),
house Maple, near Crescent
Fuller Wm. G., baker Dill Bros., b. Wm. Owens’, Moody
Fullerton Bradford M., pastor Trinitarian
Congregational
church, house 3 Lyman
Furbush Frank E., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Sarah Furbush’s, Plympton
Furbush George W., at American
Watch Co., boards
Mrs. Sarah Furbush’s, Plympton
Furbush James L, carpenter, bds. Plympton, n. Bacon
Furbush Sarah, widow of Richard, h. Plympton,n.
Bacon
F
GAFFEE
MARY, wid. of John, h. Calvary, n. Friend
Galbraith John, manufacturer lightning
rods, 2 Liberty,
near Main, house do.
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Horace A., painter, house 17 Cross
Gale Jacob, farmer, house Lincoln, near North
Gale Sarah B., widow of Samuel, house 17 Cross
Gallagher James, machinist at the hleachery, house rear
River, near bleachery
Gallagher Mary, widow of Mathew, house 122 School
Ga!lagher Wm., laborer, h. South Harvard, n. F. R. R.
Gallant Wm., carpenter at bleachery, h. Oak, n. Cedar
Gallaway Charles, at bieachery, house Parker’s lane
Gamble Henry, at bleachery, house 5 River avenue
Gammon Oscar M., at American Watch Co., boards Wm.
A. Austin’s, Charles
Gannon Patrick, laborer, house Cedar, near Calvary
Gardner Francis, house Bolton, near Newton
Gardner Frank, harnessmaker, Main, opposite Newton,
house Willow, near Rive1
Gardner John, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Gardner Joseph R., manager Suburban Telephone Co.
(24 Congress, B.), house 224 Main
Gardner Michael, carpenter, house Grove, near Willow
Garfield Asaph M., engineer pumping station Waltham
water works, off South, house do.
Garfield Caroline L. Mrs., house Weston, near South
Garfield Frank T., watchman at bleachery, house River,
[Gordon
near Willow
Garfield John C., watchman Am. Watch Co., h. Hall, n.
Garfield Mary M., house Weston, near South
Garfield Wm. B., watchmaker (J. V. Kettells, 376
Washington, B.), house head of Dale
Garner Ann Mrs., house Water, near Felton
Garrison Fred., at American Watch Co., bds. 95 Crescent
Garrity Lawrence, lather, house rear 411 Main, n. Spriug
Garrity Patrick, laborer, house Spring, opposite Middle
Gates John C., musician, house Moody, opposite High
Gault James, farmer, house Plympton
Gaut Frank S., at Am. Watch Co., boards 8 Crescent
Gay Nathan U., house 23 Maple
Geeles John, fireman Am. Watch Co., h. Oak, car. Moore
Geer William, at Am. Watch Co., boards 10 Chestnut
Gendeger Frederick, baker, boards 23 Charles
Gendrick Wm., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Felton, u. Mechanic
Gerald Edward F., house 23 Charles
Gerald Ruth P., widow of Wm. L., house 21 Chestnut
Gerald Vincent, at Am. Watch Co., h. Adams, n. Maple
Gerald Wm. A., watchmaker American Watch Co., house
Adams, corner Brown
Gerald Wm. F.,.at American Watch Co., boards Wm. A.
Gerald’s, Adams
Gerritson Chas., at Am. Watch Co,, b. Shawmut House
Gale
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Gerritson Fred, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 20 Maple
Gerritson Henry H., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
E. Dwelle’s, Chestnut
Gerritson Walter, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 94 Moody
Gerry George A., at Am. Watch Co., boards 3 Union
Gerry James, lather, honse Newton, near Benefit
Getchell Charles E., master mechanic bleachery and dye
lronse, house River, near Willow
Getchell Sumner, cabinetmaker, Smyth’s block, Moody,
house 5 Cherry
Gibbens John, laborer, house 105 School
Gibbons Catharine, widow of John, honse 107 School
Gibbons Edward, at Am. Watch Co., h. rear 28 Bacon
Gibbons Wm., works in the bleaahery, h.Willow,n. Grove
Gibbs Edson A., at Am. Watch Co., house 12 Chestnut
Gibbs Edwin A., produce, boards H. A. Wellington’s,
Moody, opposite High
Gibbs Frank F., clerk Gibbs & Co., express, 9 Church,
house Main, junction Weston
Gibbs Harry F., bookkeeper at American Watch Tool
Co., boards 11 Church
IBBS
JOSEPH
F., cashier Waltham National
Bank, house Dale, west of Bacon
Gibbs Lavina W., widow of Seth W., bouse 12 Chestnut
Gibbs Wm. (Gibbs & Co. Express), 9 Church, h. 11 do.
IBBS & CO. EXPRESS( Wm. Gibbs),9 Church,
and (105 Arch, 34 Court sq., and 25 Merchants Row,
B.) (see page 296)
G&on Charles A., at American Watch Co., h. 45 Ash
Gibson Edward W., house 224 Main, corner Heard
Gibson Everett A., at Am. Watch Co., boards 88 Moody
Gilbert Arthur M., at American Watch Co., house Crescent, ne:jr Moody
Gilbert Fred. R., clerk (6G India square, B.), boards
John Gilbert’s, Main
Gilbert John, honse Main, near Willow
Gilbert Mary J. Mrs., boards 78 School
[Adams
Gilford Ellen Mrs., house 11 Cross
Gilford Fred, at Am. Watch Co., rooms D. A. Carrier’s,
Gill Hugh, stone-cutter, house Oak, corner Acorn
Gill Jobn, stone-cutter, house Oak, opposite Acorn
Gill Joseph, stone-cutter, house John, near Moore
Gill Michael J., stone-cutter, house John
Gill Peter, stone-cutter, house Oak, near Acorn
ILL
ROBERT
M., granite dealer, Newton, opposite Pine, house do. {see page 306)
Gill Thomas, at American Watch Co., house 93 Crescent
Gillen Andrew, tailor, rear 343 Main, boards John McKilloh’s, Bacon
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Gillen Patrick, painter, rooms Henry 0. Bean’s, Taylor
Gilligan Patrick J., laborer, house School, opp. Spring
Gilligan Thomas, laborer, bonse School, opposiLe Spring
Gillispie Grace, wid. of James, b. Patrick Joyce’s, Bolton
Gillispie aames C., carpenter, b. Patrick Joyce’s, Bolton
Gilmore Patrick, laborer, house Water, near Felton
Gilson Andrew L., teamster, boards 48 Church
Gilson Charles B., at American
Watch Co., boards L.
Gilson’s, Maple, corner Adams
Gilson Frank J., loom-fixer B. Mnf;,r. Co., h. Ferren, c. Sun
Gilson Joseph, carpenter, house School, near Bacon
Gilson Lemuel, shoemaker, basement 111 Moody, house
Adams, corner Maple
Gilsou Mary, widow of Peter, house Ferren, near Sun
Gilson Michael, laborer, house 48 Church
Gilson Owen J., moulder, house rear 13 Middle
Gilson Patrick, boards Mary Gilson’a, Sun
Glancy Patience, widow of Berltard, house 9 Hall
Glancy Robert, carpenter, house 9 Hall
Glancy Thomas, machinist, house Taylor, corner Lowell
Glazier Fred. P., student, boards 276 Main
Glazier Norman L., trader, house 276 Main
Gleason Dennis, at bleachery, b. Michael Slattery’s, Felton
[vary
Gleason Dennis, house Cedar, near Calvary
Gleason John ‘I’., at bleachery, b. Patrick Gleason’s, CalGleason Lewis P., boots and shoes, Main, corner Lexington, house 30 Lexington
Gleason Matthew F., laborer, h. Dennis Gleason’s, Cedar
Gleason Patrick, works in the bleachery, house Calvary,
near F. R. H.
Glen Daqiel, at chalk factory, house Main, corner Grant
Glidden Fred, at Am. Watch Co., boards 26 Walnut
Glidden John (a. Glidden & Son), grocer, Moody, near
Spruce, house do.
Glidden John E. (J. Glidtlen 62 Son), grocer, Moody, near
Spruce, house Moody, corner Spruce
Glidden J. rlz Son (John and John E. Glidden), grocers,
Moody, near Spruce
Glines Fred S., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 8 Chestnut
Glover Mary P., widow of George, house 75 Moody
Glynn Daniel, laborer, house 19 Middle
Glynn James, at bleachery, house Parker’s lane
Glynn Jerry, laborer, house Felton, near Williams
Glyon John, clerk M. T. Connelly, Charles, house Felton,
near Williams
Glynn John, laborer, house Calvary, near Newton
Glynn LMichael, clerk, 4 Eagle block, Main, boards M,urphy Glynn’s, South Harvard
Glynn Murphy, laborer, h. South Harvard, near Felton
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Glynn Thomas, at Am. Watch Co., h. Pine, car. Gardner
Gobel Harry, at Am. Watch Co., b. Mrs. Farwell’s, South
Godber George, house Newton, near Central
x
Godber John, weaver, house Willow, near Main
Goddard Frederick E., at Am. Watch Co., h. East Ash
Goldsmith George T., at Am. Watch Co., h. 10 Adams
Goldthwait George D., works American Watch Co., house
Taylor, near Lowell
Goldthwsit Thomas Rev., house Taylor, near Lowell
Goode11 Bardwell A., tools and watch hands (Winchester), house foot of Myrtle
Goode11 Rowland E., watchmaker’s tools, boards B. A.
Goodell’s, Myrtle
Goading Fred. M., boards James B. Gooding’s, Crescent
Gooding James B., house Creccent, opposite Maple
Goodnow Caroline S., wid. of Edward, h. School, n. Lyman
Goodnow Frank E., at Am, Watch Co., h. 114 Charles
Goodnow Fred. W. (W. Goodnow & Son), 284 Main, h.
Mzlin, opposite Spring
Goodnow Hannah, widow of Albert, house 114 Charles
Goodnow Hannah B., widow of Maynard, h. 16 Adams
Goodnow Louisa A., wid. of Wm., h. Main, ,opp. Spring
OODNOW WM. & SON (Fred. W. Goodnow),
G furniture dealers and undertakers, 284 Main (see
[Weymouth’s, Taylor
page 299)
Goodrich Austin B., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Osgood
Goodrich Eugene O., at American Watch Co., house
[Lowell
Cherry, near Adams
Goodrich Horace J., at Am. W stch Co., h. High, near
Goodrich Mary T. Mrs., house Lyman, corner School
Goodwin Albert M., at American Watch Co., rooms A.
A. Morse’s, Ash
Goodwin Bedford, carpenter, boards Mt. Pleasant
Goodwin Elherto l’.,.at American Watch Co., boards D.
H. Hicks’, Robbins
Gordan Michael, laborer, house Oak, corner Moore
Gordon Frank H., dial-painter American Watch Co., h.
Moody, near Chestnut
Gordon Michael, spinner, house Newton., near Calvary
Gordon Orville C., machinist at American Watch Co.,
house 27 Adams
Gordon Patrick, laborer in bleaohery, II. River, n. Willow
Gordon Willi:tm H., house Crescent, near Moody
Gorman Ambrose J., at chalk factory, boards Mary Gor[man’s, Clinton
man’s, Middle
Gorman Dennis, laborer at the bleacherv, b. Richard GorGorman James, stonecutter, b. Richard German’s, Clinton
[h. do.
Gorman John, t,rader, house 107 School
German John, junk dealer, r. School, nearly opp. Spring,
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German Mary, widow of James O., h. Middle, n. Spring
German Richard, laborer, house Clinton, near Day
Gorman Richard jr., at bleachery, boards Richar~l Gormat&, Clinton
Goss E. L. Mrs., house Weston, near Fiske avenue
Gould George A., machinist, house Dana, near Lowell
Gonld George P., engineer F. R. K., house 19 Pine
Cowing Mary, widow of John, b. Mrs. A. Floyd’s,Summer
Graffem Alonzo, painter, boards 28 River
Gragg Geo. W., at Am. Watch Co,, h. Robbins, a. Adams
Graham *James W., lawyer, Main, corner Church, boards
Sanderson Honxe
Graham Robert, bo:lrds Shawmut House
Graham William, at Am. Watch Co., b. Shawmut House
Grant Charles B., dialmaker at E. D. Wetherbee’s, house
Taylor, near Moody
Grant C’hnrles E., marketman at Elisha N. Peirce’s, house
Quince, near North
Grant Granville R., at American Watch Co., house Cherry, near Adams
Grosset Ellen, widow of Dennis, house 88 Charles
Grass& Mary, widow of Patrick, house 88 Charles
Graves Edgar C., clerk, Exchange HalI, Main, boards Mt.
Ple:lsant court
Graves Ellen M., widow of Philip H., h. Mt. Pleasant pl.
Graves Prank L., clerk Exchange Hall, Main, hwla
Mt.
[30 Taylor
Pleasant court
Graves Horace E., machinist Afn. Watch Tool Co., bds.
P. H. & SON (Williard
H. Graves), furRAVES
niture, Exchange Hal], lM:tin (see page 307)
Graves Wm. H., works American Watch Co., honpe Walnut, near Moody
Graves Williard
H. (P. H. Graves & Son), Exchange
Hall, Main, boards Mt. Pleasant court
Gray Arthur, painter, boards 19 Church
Gray Charles E-I., clerk Bradford & Williams, boards Geo.
F. N. Gray’s, Main
[Et. R.
Gray George, clerk Wm. A. Hunnewell, h. Main, next F.
Gray George F. N., gardener for Mrs. W. E. Bright, h.
Main, next F. R. I<.
Gray Mary A., widow of Joseph, house 11 Adams
Greeley John? laborer, house 98 School
Greeley Martm, grocer, rear 123 School, house do.
Greeley Timothy, laborer, h. foot of Williams, n. F. R. R.
Greelish Thomas, teamster for G. F. Frost, h. rear School,
opposite Spring
Green Aaron, laborer, house School, near Grant
Green Charles W., house 13 Ad:lms
Green Frank, laborer, house Weston, above South
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Green Frederick C., American Watch Co., house Gordon,
nenr Moody
Green George 2d, farmer, house Lincoln, car. Lexington
Green George F,, at American Watch Co.
Green John, carpenter, house Calvary, opposite Moore
REEN JOHN A., horse-shoeing, etc., Moody, near
Gushing, house Myrtle, near Beech (see page 305)
Green Lawrence, laborer, house Main, near Heard
Green Miranda, widow of John, house Pine, opp. Hall
Green Nathan, clerk at Perry Rankin’s, house 16 Gordon,
near Moody
Green William B., watchman F. R. R., h. Oak, n. Cedar
Greene Benjamin W., at Am. Watch Co., h. 17 Brown
Greene Charles L., clerk at American Watch Co., boards
Leonard Greene’s, Crescent.
[Crescent
Greene George M., at Am. Watch Co., b. L. Greene’s,
Greene Leonard, foreman Americau Watch Co., house
Crescent, opposite Spruce
Greene Samuel, milkman, house 19 Crescent
Greene Wilfred W., machinist American Watch Tool
Co., house Hall, near Chestnut
Greenleaf William H., works American Watch Co., house
Cherry, near Adams
Greenwood James N., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Robbins, corner Adams
Greenwood William A., farmer, h. off Bacon, above Dale
Gregg Cbas. S,, clerk, 353 Main, house Central, n. Elm
Gregory Abigail H., widow of Francis, house Harvard,
corner Main
Griffin James, boards Mary Griffin’s, Foundry avenue .
Griffin John, laborer, house Day, near Bolton
Griffin John, boards Mary Griffin’s, Foundry avenue
Gri6in Mary, widow of John, house Foundry avenue
Griffin Patrick, laborer, house Clinton, near Day
Griffin Robert, laborer, house Felton, opp. Wiliiams
Grtlin Thomas, laborer, house Newton, near the bridge
Griffin Thomas jr., at American Watch Co., hoards
Thomas Griffin’s, Newton
Griffin Timothy, in the bleachery, house Oak, near Cedar
Griffin Timothy jr., boards Timothy Griffin’s, Oak
Griffin William, at American Watch Co., boards Newton,
near the bridge
Griffin William, at the bleachery,b. Timothy Griffin’s,Oak
Griffiths John, at Am. Watch Co., h. Maple, near Adams
Grimes Sophia, widow of James, house 14 River
Grinnell Amos S., teamster, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Groom John F., machinist, house r. Beaver Brook station
Grover Edward E., brakeman F. R. R., house 22 Newton
Grover John C., painter, house 60 Central
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Groves Alexander
c., clerk Riverside House, house 7
Union, near Gordon
[court
Groves Herbert W., house 86 Moody
Guilderson
Mary, widow of Frederick, h. Mt. Pleasant
Guildford
Fred, at American Watch Co., rooms D. A.
[Adams
Carrier’s, Adams
Guilford Ellen D., widow of Samuel W., h. Robbins, near
Guinan Lawrence F., carpenter, b. Wm. Guinan’s,Charles
Guinan William,
boots and shoes, 373 Main, h. Charles,
corner Grant
Guinan Wm. P., clerk, 373 Main, boards Wm. Guinan’s,
Charles, corner Grant
Gurney Charles H., silversmith (4 State, B.), rooms Wm.
P. Bowles’, Myrtle
Gurney Maria E. Miss, bds. Miss L. Harrington’s,
Main
Gustafson C. A., at Am. Watch Co., rooms C’hauncy
Hartwell’s, Cherry
HABERLAND
JAMES,
farmer, house Lincoln, near
Lincoln line
Hackett James, laborer, house 112 School, near Spring
Hackett John, at American Watch Co., rooms Wm. A.
1
[n. Moody
Hosmer’s, Crescent
clerk, house Gordon,
Hadley Morton C., railroad pOSta
Hadley Uriah (Hadley & Phelps), fish dealer, 80 Moody,
house Walnut, near Moody
Hadley & Phelps (Uriah
Hadley and Joseph Phelps),
fish dealers, Moody, near Gordon
Hagan Ann, widow of Patrick, h. Charles, opp. Water
Hapan James A., plumber, boards 3 Central street block
Hagan Mary, widow of John, house 3 Central street block
Hagan Patrick, boards 3 Central street block
Hagar Andrew J., farmer, house Weston, near Main
Hagerty Annie E. Miss, house Benefit, near Newton
Hagerty Ellen, widow, house Water, near Charles
Hagerty Henry, painter, boards Ellen Hagerty’s, Water
Haines Edgar E., at American Watch Co., rooms Crescent, oorner Robbins
Haines Henry M., watchmaker American Watch Co., h.
Moody, corner Cherry
CLY man
Hale Nancy H., widow of John, boards Leonard Smith’s,
Haley James, at bleachery, house River, near Willow
Hall Charles, house 6 Hall, near Pine
ALL CHARLES
JR., piumber, steam and gas
fitter, 78 Moody, house 6 Hall (see page 5)
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Hall Charles A., machinist American Watch Tool Co.,
house 12 Hall
Hall Edwin J., at Am. Watch Co., h. Gordon, near Hall
Hall Ernest C., clerk at Chas. F. Page’s, b. Mrs. Gates’,
Moody
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HENRY
C., apothecary, Moody, car. Crescent, house 45 Crescent (see front cover)
Hall Herbert W., paper-hanger, Hall, near Taylor, b. do.
Hall Irving S., physician, 9 Moody, house do.
Hall Lurnan N., at Am. Watch Co., h. Central, car. Elm
Hall Margaret, widow of John, h. Spring, coia. Middle
Hall Melvinn A., widow of Jeremiah, h. Ash, n. Moody
Hall Susan W., widow of Selah M., 11. Hall, near Taylor
Hallaran Lawrence, laborer, house Charles, opp. Water
Hallaran Michael, cabinet-maker, h. School, opp. Spring
Hallaran Thomas, moulder, house Middle; near Spring
Halleran Mary E. Miss, milliner, 75 Moody, boards Newr Dwelle’s, Chestnut
ton, opposite Piue
Hallett
Herbert
I-l., engineer F. R. R., boards Mrs. E.
Halloran
Martin L. (O’Brien & Halloran), groceries and
liquors, Cedar, corner Oak, h. Taylor, c. Newton
Halpin Peter C., foreman at Roberts’ paper mill, h. South,
[Adams
near paper mill
Ham Frank, at Am. Watch Co., rms. Mrs. A. A. Morse’s,
Ham Frank H., blacksmith, boards Melvin Ham’s, Foundry avenue
Ham Melvin, blacksmith, house Foundry avenue
Hamblin James B., watchmaker (4 Bedford, B.j, rooms
rear 14 Spruce, near Adams
Hamilton Ann Miss, house Maple, near Moody
’
Hamilton Catherine Miss, house 11 Ash
Hamilton Charles, driver J. Totten, Bacon, boards do.
Hamilton Fred, clerk Gclo. K. Field, boards 10 Newton
Hamilton Isnbclle C, Miss, artist, boards 13 Hall
Hamilton
James F., watchmaker Am. Watch Co., house
Crescent, opposite Adams
Hamilton Mary M., widow of John R.,h. Maple, n. Moody
Hamilton Susan Miss, house Maple, near Moody
Hamlet George F., filrmer, house North, near Lexington
AlXLIN
EDWARD
I,., dentist, 361 Main, rm.
1, upstairs, boards 80 School (see page 300)
Hammond James N., works Am. Watch Co.,h. 61 Adams
Hamsberry Thomas, at bleachery, boards Bridget Laughlin’s, Foundry avenue
Hancock William
H., works Am. Watch Co., house rear
Newton, opposite Pine
Hancox Benj. F., resident engineer Mass. Central R. R.,
[Grant
boards E. T. Taylor’s, Grant
Hancox Benjamin F. jr., architect, boards E. T. Taylor’s,
Handrahan John., carpenter, Common, n. School, h. do.
Handrahan Patrmk, carpenter, house Exchange, n. Pond
Hankerson Abby Mrs., house 19 Newton
Hanniffy James, plumber at G. W. Knapp’s,b. So. Harvard
Hanson Charles, carpenter, rooms 6 Taylor
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Hanson Nicholas, carpenter, h. Harvard av., n. Harvard
Hanson William, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs. M.
[car. Water
C. %ampbell’s, Robbins
Hardcastle James, operative
B. Mnfg. Co., house Felton,
Hardiman John, laborer, house School, near Spring
Harding Chal-les A., at American Watch Co., boards 5.
[cent
Harding’s, Crescent
Harding Frederick W., carpenter, b. S. Harding’s, CresHarding George S., machinist Davis & Farnum
Mnfg.
Co., house Foundry avenue
Harding Solomon, house Crescent, near Orange
Harding Solomon jr., at American Watch Co., boards S
Harding’s, Crescent
Harding William, fa,rrner, house Grove, near Willow
Harding William S., farmer, bds. Wm. Harding’s, Grove
Hardy Arthur L., at Am. Watch Co., bnards 8 Cherry
Hardy Charles, at Am. Watch Co., h. Taylor, c. Lowell
Hardy Charles C., at Am. Watch Co., boards 8 Cherry
Hardy Charles L., boards John K. H:irdy’s, Lexington
Hardy Cyrus W., farmer, b. John K. Hardy’s, Lexington
Hardy Elizabeth, widow of Atwood, house 8 Cherry
Hardy Henry A., brakeman F. R. R., boards 8 Cherry
Hardy John K., farmer, house Lexington, near North
Hardy Julia S. Miss, house Curve, near Lincoln
Hardy Louis B., at Am. Watch Co., house 8 Chestnut
Hardy Nahum, farmer, b. John K. Hardy’s, Lexington
Hardy Suie B., teacher North grammar school, boards J.
K. Hardy’s, Lexington
Hardyman James, plumber, boards 74 Moody
Hardyman Michael, driver steamer No. 1, h. 74 Moody
Hardyman Michael, Inborer, house Cutter, near Newton
Harkins Mary Miss, house Williams, near F. R. R,.
Harlow Enoch S., carpenter, house Robbins, n. Crescent
Harmon Addison G., farmer, h. off Forest, near North
Harper Esther, widow of William,
h. Cushing, near Hall
Harper George A., at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Esther Harper%, Cushing
Harper Lewis E., at American
Esther Harper’s, Cushing
Harrington
Benjamin G., teamster B. Mnfg. Co., house
Felton, near Prospeot
Harrington
Charles, house Willow, near Grove
Harrington
Charles P., house Main, corner Harvard
Ilarl’lngton
Edmund W., house Walnut, near Moody
ARRINGTON
ELLIOT
A., lawyer, Whitford
building, 361 Main, room 3, up-stairs, house Adams,
corner Orange (see page 299)
Harrington
George B., farmer and milkman, house South,
near railroad
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Harrington Herman P., grocer, 3 Eagle block, Main, h.
Common, corner Common street place
Harrington dames F., boards Felton, corner Fountain
Harrington John A., picker at B. Mnfg. Ct., h. 78 Moody
Harrington Lydia Miss, house Main, opposite Liberty
Harrington Lydia B. Miss, house off Forest, near North
Hnrrington Martha Miss, house off Forest, near North
Harrington Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, Exchange, corner
School, house do.
[n. Moody
Harrington Ruth S., widow of Edmund W., h. Walnut,
Harris Bernard, house Calvary, near Newton
Harris Frank E., at Am. Watch Co., boards 82 School
Harris John, house Cherry, near Crescent
Harris John 2d., engraver American Watah Co., house
Cherry, near Crescent
[Churah st. av.
Harris John W., salesman W. W. Clark Bt Son, house
Harris Peter J., plumber, b. Mrs. Sarah Harris’, Newton
Harris Sarah, widow of John, h. Newton, near Calvary
Harrnb Rachel Miss, teacher Chemistry school, rooms 17
Crescent
Hart Margaret, widow of John, h. Charles, near Wat.er
Hartigan John, laborer, house 112 School
Hartwell Asenath, widow of Cephas, boards 330 Main
Hartwell Cephas L., freight agt. (F. R. R.,Boston), house
330 Main
[Cherry, n. Moody
Hartwell Channcy, works American Watch Co., house
Hartwell Ernest G., draughtsman (1131 Tremont, B.), b.
H. W. Hartwell’s, Summer
[330 Main
Hartwell Harriet L. Miss, ticket seller Waltham depot, b.
Hartwell Henry W., architect (68 Devonshire, B.), house
Summer, near Lexington
CSnmmer
Hartwell Sarah L. W., witl. of Alonzo, b. H.W. Hartwell’s,
Harvey Charles J., restaurant, 409 Main, house Spring
Harvey James. printer, boards 13 Heard
Harvey John J., soda and mineral water, Sohool, opposite
Spring, house Liberty, corner Main
Harvey Mary, widow of John, house 13 Heard
Harvey Thomas M., carpenter, Prospect, near Russell
Hasset William F., marble-worker, Exchange hall, Main,
[ton, n. South
house 53 Central
Hastings Charles E., at Ameriaan Watch Co., house WesHastings Edward R., works American Watch Co., house
off Main, near Weston
Hastings Herbert C., milk driver, bds. 4 Harvard avenue
Hastings Mary J. Mrs., house 4 Harvard avenue
Hastings Robert L., machinist American Watch Tool
Co., boards J. It. Bryant’s, Spruce
Hastings Sarah, widow of George, h. Lexington, C. Pond
Hastings Sarah A., widow of Josiah, house 226 Main
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Hastings Walter
W., machinist American
Watch Tool
Co., house 14 Chestnut
Hatch George W., works Am. Watch Co., h. 86 Crescent
Hatch Sarah E., widow of Pyam C., ,house 86 Crescent
Hatch Walter D., at Am. Watch Co.. rooms 19 Walnut
Hatch William
H., machinist Am. Watch Tool Co.
Hatch William H., shoemaker, house Main, near Common
Haven Abner, house Main, corner Prospect
Haven Abner G., driver for C. S. Packard, bds. Main, corner Prospect
Haven Davicl, watchmaker
Am. Watch Co., h. E:lst Ash
Haven Lewis E., machinist B. Mnfg. Co., bds. D. Haven’s,
East Ash
Havey Ann, widow of Thomas, house John, car. Friend
Havey Darhy Mrs., boards Friend, near Calvary
Havey Thomas P., at Am. Watch Co., b. Ann Havey’e,
John
Havey, see Havy
Havner Newell W., carpenter, h. Bacon, corner Dale
Havy Patrick, l:lborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Havy Thomas E., laborer, house Clinton, corner Day
Havy, see Havey
Hawes L. Anson, watchmaker Am. Watch Co., h. School,
near Grant
Hawkins Frederic M., farmer, house North, near Quince
Hawkins EIerbert G., contracting agent Penn R. R. (322
Washington,
Boston), house 24 Newton
Hawley Benjamin F., engineer Waltham
steamer No. 1,
house Spruce, near Moody
[SP race
Hawley Benjamin II., clerk (B.), boards B. F. Hawley’s,
Hawley Dexter EI., works Am. Watch Co., h. Gilead av.
HAWLEY
FREDERICK
A., banker (84 Uev-
ollshire, B.), house Beaver, near Lexington
(see
front cover)
Hawley Frederick
J., clerk Whitney & Edes, boards B.
F. Hawley’s, Spruce
Hay Robert, at Am. Watch Co., h. Myrtle, near Beech
Hay Stuart, driver for d. Totten, Bacon, boards do.
Hayden Horace T., at B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 51 Lexington
Hayden John, at B. MuFg. Co., boards 51 Lexington
Hayden Misses, millinery, 237 Main, house Harvard avenue, near Grant
Hayden Nathaniel, house Harvard avenue, near Grant
Hayden Thomas, gardener for Mrs. Hannah C. Leland,
Newton, boards do.
Hayes Ellen, widow of Wm., h. Mechanic, near Charles
Hayes Frank, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards I River
Hayes Frank D., at American
Ellen Hayes’, Mechanic
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Hayes Fred. K., driver Gibbs & Co.% Express, bds. Mrs.
Ellen Hayes’, Mechanic
Hayes Harry, concrete paver, bds. W. W. Hays’, School
Hayes Patrick, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Hayes Patrick, painter, boards 23 Charlee
Hayes William, Isborer, house Bolton, corner Acorn
Haynes Gideon F. (Johnson & Haynes), lawyers, Whitford block, Main, boards 5 Lexington
Havnes Jesse, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 40 Crescent
Haines John, painter B. Mnfg. Co., house Hall, corner
Pine
Haynes Julia E. Miss, clerk sauth side P. O., h. Hall,
corner Pine
Haynes Maria A., widow of Andrew J., house off Main,
above Weston
Hays Arthur D., carriage-trimmer, rear 275 Main, boards
George J. Hays’, Beaver Brook
Hays George J., house near Beaver Brook station
AYS WILLIAM
W., concrete paver, School,
opposite Grant, house do. (see page 310)
Hayward Amanda Mrs., house Calvary, near Cedar
Hayward Sarah P., widow of Joseph, boards 29 Hall
Hayworth George, watchmaker at D. D. Palmer’s, Spruce,
boards do.
Heald Hosea C., teamster, house Exchange, car. School
Healey Alexander, case engraver American Watch Co.,
houee Crescent, near Adams
Healey Martin, laborer, house Oak, near Newton
Healy Annie Miss, house Main, near Heard
Healy Hugh, laborer, house River, near Willow
Healy John, brakeman F. R, R., boards John C. Fisher’s,
Charles
Healy William E., house Mnin, near Heard
Heard Arthur, fireman F. R. R., bds. Richard Heard’s,
Newton
Heard Alonzo, house 1 Central
Heard Octavia C. Miss, school tescher (B.), b. 1 Central
Heard Richard, blacksmith, house Newton, near Main
Heard Theodore A., clerk (40 Court square, B.), house
[Cedar
1 Central
Heasley John W., carpenter, bds. Mrs. Mary Heasley’s,
Heasley R&y F. Miss, dressmaker, Cedar, n. Oak, b. do.
Heasley Mary Mrs., house Cedar, near Oak
Heasley Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, Cedar, n. Oak, b. do.
Heath Mary J., widow of Simon B., 11. Cherry, n. Adams
Heath Wrn. H., at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, c. Rabbins
Hedlund Fritz, at Am. Watch Co., b C. F. Chase’s, Taylor
Heffernan Daniel J., machinist, boards H. F. Heffernan’s,
Cranberry
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Heffernan Henry F., laborer, house Cranberry, n. High
Heffernan James, painter, b. H. F. Heffernan’s, Cranberry
, Heggerston Joseph, laborer, h. Frlton,
opp. Fountain
Hemenway Abigail, widow of Joshua T., h. Weston, near
Stony brook
rWeston
Hemenway David T., farmer, b. Abigail Hemnlenway’s,
Hemenway
Geo. E., lab:, h. r. Main, opp. Central House
Hemenway Wm. F., hairdresser, 51 Moody, house Pine,
corner Hall
Hemmenway
Almon C., house 43 Bacon
Hemmenway
Sarah, widow of Alrnon H., h. 43 Bacon
Hendrehan John, carpenter, h. Common, near School
Henihan
John, mason, house rear Beaver Brook station
Henley Michael J., moulder, house Charles, near Water
Hennefy James, plumber at W. B. Knal p’s, boards John
Hennefy’s, South Harvard
Hennefy John, teamster, house Sonth Harvard, n. Felton
Hennelly Martin, at bleachery, house Parker’s lane
Hennelly Thomas, erocer, River, near bleachery, h. do.
Hennelly
Patrick F.. clerk Thomas Hennelly,
boards
Martin Hennelly’s, Parker’s lane
Hennessey Thomas, painter, boards P. Connelly’s, Felton
Henry Wilhsm C., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 20 Walnut
Henson Archie P., works American
Watch Co., house
Brown, near Moody
Henson Hsrriet Mrs., boards A. P. Henson’s, Brown
Herbert Max, farmhand, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Hern Forest A., carpenter, boards Mrs. Sarah J. Odion’s,
Taylor
Hern William, carpenter, bds. F. H. Thompson’s, Vernon
Herron Albert, farmhand A. G. Harmon, Forest, bds. do.
Hession Jas., fireman at the bleachery, h. River, n. Willow
Hession William, at blesohery, bds. Anna Welch’s, River
Hewett Lawrence B., boards 88 Charles
Hewett Margaret, widow of Lawrence, house 88 Charles
Hewett William H., at Am.Watch Co., b. E. Rose’s, High
Hibbets Bridget, widow of Wm., h. Bacon, opp. Pond
Hickey Ann, widow of Martin, h. Grove, near Willow
Hickmott Warren D., photogr pher F. E. North, rms. do.
Hicks Charles, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 19 Walnut
Hicks Charles B., foreman Am. Watch Co., h. 32 Charles
Hicks Dwight II., boarding-house,
Liobbins, near Adams
Hicks Fernando W., at American
W’atch Co., rooms
Miss Lizzie Black’s, Crescent
Hicks Frank A., at Mason & Hat&n’s
(Cambridgeport),
boards D. Hick’s, Robbins
Hicks George S., at American
Sarah E. Ring’s, Moody
[near Hammond
Higginbottom
Samuel, butter, cheese, etc., house Main,
WALTHAM
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81
ALBERT,
provisions, 4 Elm, rooms
19 Church (see page 307)
Higgins Charles, carpenter, house Felton, near Water
Higgins Cornelius, gardener, house Oak, corner Cedar
Higgins Daniel J., laborer, boards Hannah Higgins’, rear.
[station
Higgins Hannah, widow of Daniel, h. rear Beaver Brook
Higgins John B., carpenter, h. 45 Exchange, near School
Higgins J. Albert, salesman F. E. Kendall & Co., house
Pond, near Exchange
Higgins Michael, laborer, house Oak, corner Cedar
Higgius Smith, laborer, boards Charles Higgins’, Felton
Higgins Thomas, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Hight Clark C., asst. supt. streets, h. 1 Cherry, n. Moody
Hildreth J. Victor, cook George K. Field, boards 10
Newton
Hildreth William E., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
rooms M. D. Smith’s, Moody
Hill Amos W., machinist Ani. Watch Co., h. 15 Pine
Hill Charles R., works American Watch Co., b. 12 Spruce
Hill George, at B. Mnfa. Co., boards 24 River
Hill Peter W., driver W. & N. street R. R., house Main,
near Weston
Hill Ralph W., clerk (194 State, B.), boards 15 Pine
Hill Waldo, C., at Am. Watch Co., h. Myrtle, n. Beech
Hill William H., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Geo. Muzzey’s,
Moody
Hilton William, house Chestnut place
Hines John H., laborer, boards ,29 Spring
Hines Martin C., laborer at bleachery, house Willow, car.
Foundry avenue
Hines Martin F., jeweler (B.), boards Peter Hines’, Oak
Hines Michael, jeweler (B.), boards Peter Hines’; Oak
Hines Michael, laborer, house 29 Spring
Hines Michael, slater, house Cedar, near Oak
Hines Peter, laborer, house Oak, near Newton
Hines Peter, laborer, house Charles, near Grant
Hines Peter B., engraver (B.), boards Peter Hines’, Oak
Hitchings Wm., bootmaker, Main, c. Lexington, rms. do.
Hoard Mi&hael, laborer, house School, near Spring
Hobart Lydia, wid. of Nathaniel, h. Lexington, c. Bacon
Hobbs Bliza E. Miss, house Church, corner Summer
Hobbs Geo. E., machinist, Felton, opp. Fountain, house
at Weston
Hodgdon Freeman C., at Am. Watch Co., h. 11 Central
Hogan James, at gas-works, house Newton, n. Calvary
Holbrook Frank It., machinist, h. Charles, n. Mechanio
Holbrook Mary MISS, boards 127 Moody
Holbrook Richard, carpenter, h. Mechanic, corner Charles
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Holbrook Theodore K., harnessmaker, 383 Main, house
127 Moody
Holland Alexander, laborer, house School, opp. Spring.
Holland Fllen, widow of Patrick, h. Middle, near Sprmg
Holland William H,, at Am. Watch Co., house Taylor,
near Moody
Holman Isaac N., carpenter, h. rear Prospect, n. Charles
Holmes John, milk-driver S. Greene, boards 19 Crescent
Holroyd Geo., knitter Boston Mnfg. Co., house 10 River
Holroyd George jr., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 10 River
Holroyd George F., pressman Boston Mnfg. Co., boards
10 River
Holt John, weaver Boston Mnfg. Co., house 4 River
Hood Henry A., at American Watch Co., rooms Robert
McIntosh’s, Robbins
Hood Richard S., teacher, house Myrtle, near Beech
Hooker James B., carpenter, house Taylor, near Moody
Hooper Albert, carpenter, boards Amos L. Rogers’, Piue,
corner Newton
Hopkins Caleb H., manager Hopkins Watch Tool Co.,
Felton, opp, Fountain, house Church
Hopkins Geo. H., works Am. Watch (lo., h. 48 Brown
Hopkins J., carpenter Geo. D. Taylor, bds. Music EIall
Hopkins Watch Tool Co., Felton, opposite Fountain
Hornby Richard, section-hand Boston Manufacturing Co.,
house Main, corner Grant
Horton George B., at Clark, !Uaynard & Co.%, h. Pine,
corner Gardner
Ho&in Joseph, at Hopkins Watch Tool Co., boards
D. P. Foster’s, Charles
Hosmer James D., stock broker (Brighton), b. 58 Church
Hosmer Wm. A., at American Watch Co., house Crescent, opposite Chestnut
Hosty Frank, laborer, house Water, near Charles
Houghton Arthur, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 8 Gushing
Houghton Charles, house Main, near Liberty
Houghton Chas. H., deputy collector Internal Revenue
(19 City square, Charlestown), boards Chas. Houghton’s, Main
Houghton Cornelius J., watchman Clarence Tebbets,
boards Mrs. Wallingford’s, Lexington
Honghton Harriet Miss, boards Chas. Houghton’s, Main
Hovey Namblin L., pres. Parmenter Crayon Co,, house
Newton, near Main
Howard Andrew F., house 10 Spruce
Howard Ella Miss, at Am.Watch Co., b. Adams, o. Cherry
Howard Frank P., at Am.Watch Co., b. Adams, o. Cherry
Howard Hannah, widow of Wm. S., h. Adams, o. Cherry
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Howard Mary H. Mrs., boards 10 Spruce
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Howard Tupper, at American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. A.
M. Clapp’s, Adams
[Williams
Howe Chas. H., carpenter Geo. D. Taylor, h. Felton, opp.
Howe Chas. W., at-Am. Watch Co., h. Alder, n. Moody
HowNFwnrna J., widow of George F.,house Main, opp.
Howe Geo. A., carpenter American Watch Co,, house
Chestnut, near Adams
OWE
H. WARREN,
superintendent F. Buttrick, house 28 Prospect
Howe John M., hackman, 28 Lexington, house do.
Howe Mary W., widow of John W., house Harvard avenue, near Harvard
Howe Sophronia, u idow of Nahum, house 20 Newton
liowe William, carpenter, boards 30 Taylor
Howland Daniel O., at American Watch Co., h. 51 Ash
Hoyt Andrew J., expressman, house 17 Gushing
Hubbard Clarence W., at. Am. Watch Co., rooms 45
Cre5cent
Hubbard Prank, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 45 Crescent
Hubbard Oren C., works American Watch Co., rooms C.
H. Mann’s, Moody
Hubbard Thos. C., clerk (123 Franklin, B.), h. 22 Taylor
Hughes James, butcher;house Grove, near Willow
Hughes Joseph F., at American Watch Co., house Robbins, near Adams
Hughes Michael, laborer, house Felton, near Mechanic
Hughes Patrick, trader, house Oak, near Cedar
Hughes Peter S., carpenter Geo. D. Tay!or, house Pelton,
opposite Williams
[Charles
Hughes Thomas H., conductor F. R. R., h. Fountain, near
Hughes Thomas F., provisions, Oak, near Cedar, house
Bolbon, near Day
Hulbert M. L. Mrs., house South, near Roberts’ crossing
Hull,Edgar L., at Am. Watch Co., boards 14 Lexington
Hull Joseph, produce, Main, opposite Moody, boards S.
R. Smail’s, Common
Hull Moses, driver C. S. Paokard, house Fiske avenue
Hume Joseph A., spinner Boston Manufacturing Co., bds.
36 Pine, opposite Hall
Hume William S., spinner Boston Manufacturing Co.,
house 36 Pine, opposite Hall
Hunnewell Sarah Mrs., house 7 East Ash, near Moody
Hunnewell Geo. B., lithographer (211 Tremont, Boston),
honse 74 School
UNNEWELL
WILLIAM
A., coal, wood, hay,
etc., yard, Beaver Brook station, 164 Main, office at
Geo. Woolley’s bookstore and (13 Kilby, B.), h. at
Somerville (see front cover)
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Hunt Frederick A., boarding-house, 14 Elm
Hunt George A., painter, house Water, near Felton
Hunt Gideon S., painter, boards Central House
Hunt Montgomery Mrs., house 3 Bacon
Hunter J. Thomas, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Farwell’s, South, near Grant
Hunting Ruth A. MISS, house 12 Cushing
Hunton Charles E., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 25 River
Hunton Turner C., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 33 River
Huntress Addie L. Mrs., boards 12 Spruce
Hurd Jas. G., night watchman B. Mnfg. Co., h. 12 River
Hurley James, at bleachery, house Newton, opp. Calvary
Hurley Patrick, laborer, house Pine, corner Newton
Hurley Peter, carpenter, boards Patrick Hurley’s, Pine
Hum Forest, carpenter, boards 30 Taylor
Hussey John, laborer, house Clinton, near Day
Hussey Martin, laborer, bds. Patrick Banks’, Calvary
Hussey Thomas II., house Hall, corner Gordon
Hussa.n Michael, laborer, house Sun, near F. R. R.
Huston Carrie Mrs., at American Watch Co., rooms R. S.
Christie’s, Moody, corner Maple
Hutchings Charles W., physician, 5 Pine, rooms do.
Hutchings Edwin F., at American Watch Tool Co., rms.
Wm. H. Holland’s, Taylor
Hutchinson E. I’., widow of Evelyn M., h. 2 Park place
Hutchinson George M., paper-hanger, 2 Park pl., bds. do.
Hutchinson John, at Am. Watoh Co., rooms 88 Moody
Hutmacher Christian, at American Watch Co., rooms W.
W. Greene’s, Hall
Hyde Charles T., general jobber, boards 75 Moody
Hyde Eli, at American Watch Co., rooms 40 Crescent
IDE
EDWARD
T., at American Watch Co., rooms
Mrs. A. A. Marr’s, Adams
Illingworth Eldridge M., machinist, boards Rohert Telfer’s, Gilead avenue
Illingworth Frederick A,, machinist F. R. R., h. 27 Bacon
Illingworth Mary E., widow of Addison I., house Cherry,
near Adams
Irish Cornelius, house Moody, corner Alder
Irving George G., carpenter, h. rear Newton, opp. Pine
JACKSON ALBEHTUS
M., works American Watch
Co., house Taylor, near Lowell
Jackson Alfred S., at American Watch Co., 11.3 Gordon
Jackson Atwood J., works American Watch Co., house
Moody, corner Gushing
Jackson Edward C., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
hoards Adams House, Adams
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Jackaon Edward L., at American Watch Co., house Hall,
corner Chestnut
Jackson France& H. Mm., boards rear 23 Maple
Jackson Fred, at Am. Watch Co., h. Dana, car. Lowell
Jackson Fred W., at Am. Watch Co., house 3 Taylar
Jackson Hannah A., widow of William, h. rear 23 Maple
Jackson Herbert A., at American Watch Co., rooms
Taylor, near Lowell
Jackson Loring M., carpenter, house Bacon, near Main
Jackson Marshall C., at Am. Watch Co., house Adams,
near Walnut
JackRon Ralph T., fancy wood turning, Newton, opposite
Taylor, hoards G. IM. Duncanson’& Benefit
aackson Theodore F., house 226 Main
Jackson Thomas, carpenter, boards 73 Moody
Jackson William A., at Am. Watch Co., b. r. 23 Maple
AMES ALGERNON,
cracker dealer, 82 Moody,
boards Moody, corner Chestnut (see page 301)
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James Charles A., at American Watoh Co., boards
Joseph F. HugheN’, Kobbins
Jameitau;; A., widow of Edwin, boards J. H. Crandell’a,
Jameson Alden, Commonwealth spring water (1 Pemberton Rq., B.), and milkman, h. North, n. Lexington line
Jarvis William F., physician, 26 Maple, boards do.
Jerry John, boards Sanderson House
Jenison Elijah, house 84 Moody
Jenison John, boards 12 Cushing
Jenison John jr., salesman, 4 Rumford building, house 12
Cushing
Jenks Simeon M., boarding-house, Moody, n. Robbins
Jennings Mrs., house rear Beaver Brook station
Jennings Mary, widow of John, house Cashing, car. Hall
Jennison Elmer E., clerk Henry E. Hall, b. 10 Chestnut
Jennison Etta M. Miss, clerk post-office, bds. 10 Chestnut
JenniRon John M., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 10 Chestnut
Jennison Phineas, works Am. Watch Co., h. 10 Chestnut
,Jewell Abbie Mm., house rear Pine, near Newton
Jewel1 Charles E., at Am. Watch Co., boards 5 Pine
Jewe151i;;;c B., prop. Riverside House, 37 Moody, house
Johnson Almon F., at Am. Watch Co., board8 37 Brown
Johnson Angelina W., widow of Samuel, house Gardner,
[Jackson
near Pine
Johnson August, at bleachery, house 59 River, opposite
Johnson Byron Berkley, deputy U. S. marshal (.U. 5.
Court-house, Boston) and (Johnson & Haynes), lawyer, Whitford block, Main, house Pond, n. Exchange
Johnson Charles, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 57 River
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Johnson Charles, boards 74 School
Johnson Edward, at Am. Watch Co., b. Shawmut House
Johnson Edward C., machinist (B.), h. Central, c. Elm
Johnson Edwin A., at Am. Watch Co., h. Taylor, n. Hall
Johnson Ernest, at Am. Watch Co., rooms Osgood Weymouth’s, Taylor
Johnson Francis M., watchman
American
Watch Co.,
house 37 Brown
Johnson Frank P., boards B. B. Johnson’s, Pond
Johnson George E., wood engraver (9 Milk, B.), house
88 Lexington, near Pond
Johnson George W., carpenter, house Bacon, COP.Dale
Johnson Horace I., apothecary, Main, coruer Elm, house
School, near Lyman
Johnson James, operative B. Mnfg. Co., house rear Newton, near Calvary
Johnson John, moulder, boards 28 River
Johnson John D., carpenter, house 201 Main, opposite
Newton
Johnson Josiah E., farmer, house North, near Lexingtou
Johnson Newell D., dentist, boards 14 Chestnut
Johnson Robert, carpenter, house 14 Chestnut
Johnson Sumner Miss, assistant librariau Public Library,
boards Elm, corner Central
Johnson William H., works American Watch Co., house
100 Crescent, corner Orange
Johnson & Haynes (Byron B. Johnson and Gideon F.
Haynes), lawyers, Whitford block, Main
Johnston Christopher, laborer, h. North, near Forest
Johnston Ellen Mrs., boards E. S. Harlow’s, Robbins
Jones Albert C., machinist, boards Philip Jones’, Pine
Jones Arthur
U., oarpenter, boards Susan W. Hall’s,
Hall, corner Taylor
Jones Arthur W., farmer, bds. Edward Jones’, Weston
Jones Byron W., farmer, house off Lincoln, n. Lexington
Jones Dexter F., milkman, boards S. Jones’, Main
Jones Edith L. Miss, milliner, 307 Main, bds. 36 Lexington
Jones Edward, farmer, house Weston, above South
Jones Fannie Miss, house 5 Mechanic
Jones George C., at American
Watoh Co., boards Mrs.
M M. Hamilton’s, Ma.ple
Jones George T., overseer machine shop B. Mnfg. Co.,
house Moody, opposite Myrtle
Jones Henry S., bookkeeper (B.), h. High, opp. Gardner
Jones Maria Miss, teacher primary
school, District
No.
5, boards E. Jones’, Weston
Jones Philip, overseer in hosiery department, B. M. Co,,
house 46 Pine, opposite Lowell
Jones Richard, laborer, h. r, Pine, near chalk factory
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Jones Richard A., building mover, h. Hammond, n. Main
Jones Samuel, jeweler Am. Watch Co., house 50 Brown
Jones Silas, farmer, house Main, above Weston
Jones W. Alfred, at Am. Watch Co., boards George G.
Irving’s, Newton
Jones William, boards 50 Brown
Jones William, laborer, house Moore, opp. Oak
Jones William F., clerk (9 Spring lane, R.), honse Gordon,
near Hall
Jordan Martin, B. Mnfg. Co., house Willow, near River
Jordan Martin jr., at bleachery, b. Martin Jordan’s, River
Jose Fannie Mrs., milliner, 277 Main, boards 272 Main
Josiin Josiah, machinist Am. Watch Co., house Hall,
near Chestnut
Joyce Patrick, wt chalk factory, h. Bolton, n. Newton
Justin Edward, watchmaker, boards 29 Adams
KAIN DENNIS, stone layer, house Grove, car. Willow
Kain Patrick, works Am. Watch Co., b. Grove, c. Willow
Kaler Anne S., wid. of Thos. H., b. M. H. Coffin’s, Ash
Kane Martin, laborer, house Clinton, near Dtty
Kane Rose, widow of James, h. Willow, corner Grove
Kane Mary, widow of James, house River, near Willow
Kappler Francis, machinist, house 92 School
Keach George B., at Am. Watch Co., boards 97 Moody
Keach Geo. H., American Watch Co., house 47 Ash
Kealty Michael, plasterer, house 24 Exchange
Keane Chas. E., painter, bds. Mary A. Keane’s, Calvary
Keane James I., clerk Central House, boards do.
Keane .John, gardener, b. Willow, near Foundry avenue
Keane Mary Ann, widow of Wm., h. Calvary, n. Newton
Keane Thomas, carpenter, house rear 123 School
Kearn George H., house 19 Hammond
Kearns John, laborer, house Pond, near Exchange
Kearns Michael, switchman F. R. B., h. Bacon, n. Pond
Kearns Patrick, laborer, house 107 School
Eeating Katie A. Miss, house 23 Middle
Keating Maggie Miss, house 23 Middle
Keating Mary Miss, house 23 Middle
Keefc Julia Miss, boards Bridget Hibbets’, Bacon
Keeley James, mason, house Calvary, near F. R. 16.
Keely Mary Mrs., house off Willow, near River
Keenan Elizabeth, wid. of John, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Keenan Michael, B. Mnfg. Co., house Felton, car. Water
Kellar Edward A., baker, house Bacon, near Dale
Kelleher Michael, laborer, house Exchange, corner Pond
Kelley Ella B. Mrs., fancy goods, Common, n. Main, h. do.
Kelley John B., at Thos. Kelley’s stable, b. at W. Newton
Kelley Martin, fArmhand, house Grove, near Willow
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Kelley Thomas, livery stable, rear Prospect block, Main,
house at West Newton
Kellihar Dennis Mrs., house rear Charles, near Felton
Kellihar Richard B., marble worker, house Charles, near
Mechanic
Kelly Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. Exchange, n. Pond
Kelly Edward, tinsmith W. B. Knapp, boards Mary Kelly’s, Newton
Kelly John, laborer, house rear School, opp. Spring
Kelly John, laborer, house Middle, near Spring
Kelly John, laborer, house Forest, near Lyman
Kelly John, laborer, house 112 School
Kelly John, machinist John Stark, h. at West Newton
Kelly Martin R., shoemaker, Bacon street crossing, house
rear School, opposite Spring
Kelly Mary, widow of Thomas, h. Newton, car. Benefit
Kelly Michael, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 45 River
Kelly Michael, plasterer, house Charles, near Williams
Kelly Michael, laborer, house River, opposite Jackson
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house Bacon, near Plympton
Kelly Patrick, at the bleachery, honse Grove, n. Willow
Kelly Peter, laborer, house rear Bacon, opp. Pond
Kelly Peter, laborer, house off Willow, near River
Kelly Thomas, carriage painter, house Bacon, opp. Pond
Kelly Thomas, works B. Mnfg. Co., h. Newton, c. Benefit
Kelly Thomas F., clerk, 4 Eagle block, Main, boards J. J.
Harvey’s, Liberty
Kelly Timothy, laborer, boards John Kelly’s, Middle
Kendall Amory H., flour (174 State, B.), house Summer,
near Lexington
Kendall Betsey G., widow of Charles H., h. 6 Crescent
Kendall Charles E., milkman, Grant, near Main, h. do.
Kendall Edwin F., section-master F. R. R., house Floyd,
near Charles
Kendall Ellis, house Main, opposite Bacon
Kendall Emily I?., wid. of Sam’], h. Lexington, c. Summer
Kendall Frederick E. (F. E. Kendall & Co.), bardware,
3 Rumford building, Main, house Main, c. Hammond
F. E. & CO. (Frederick E. and
ENDALL
Stephen C. Kendall), hardware, paints and oil, 3
Rumford building, Main (see frout cover)
Kendall Julia, widow of Charles, house 26 Prospect
Kendall Levi J., livery stable, 15 Crescent, house 17 do.
Kendall Maria K. Miss, house 399 Main
Kendall Stcphen C. (I?. E. Kendall & Co.), hardware,
house at Lexington
Kender John, paper-hanger, rooms 82 School
Hendrick Cynthia F., widow of Daniel H., house Crescent, corner Walnut
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Keniston F. A., bookkeeper Wm. H. Leatherbee & Son,
boards John M. Moore’s, Moody
Kennard Abbie M., widow of Robert P., boards W. D.
Ormsby’s, 25 Gordon
Kennedy Daniel, laborer, house 4 River avenue
Kennedy Mary, wid. of Martin, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Kennedy Michael, laborer, house Bolton, corner Day
Kennedy Thomas, at the bleachery, h. Oak, n. Newton
Kennedy Thomas, teamster, house 164 Main
Kenney James, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., h. 10 Long blk., Elm
Kenney Michael, laborer, house 103 School
Kenney Willis D., clerk Boston Branch Grocery, boards
E. T. Taylor’s, Grant
Kensington F. A., rooms John M. Moore’s, Moody
Kent Matthew, machinist Am. Watch Co., b. 30 Taylor
Kenyon Moses, at American Watch Co., bds. 42 Crescent
Keogh Patrick J., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 39 River
Kerns Honora, honse 13 River
Kerron Anna Mrs., house 13 River
Kersley Jeremiah, carpenter, house 4 Mechanic
Keyes Bertrand, at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. M. C.
Campbell’s, Robbins
Keyes Horace A., at American Watch Co., b. 15 Gordon
Keyon Edwin J., clerk D. D. Frothingham, boards Sanderson House
Keyser John L., foreman balance department American
Watch Co., house Crescent,, opposite Chestnut
Kiff Agnes Miss, boards C. Irish’s, Moody, corner Alder
Kiff Orlando S., works F. R. R., h. Charles, n. Prospect
Kifoy Mary, widow of Patrick, house Sun, near Ferren
Kilburn E. Gerrish, carpenter, house 1 Common street pi.
ILBURN
JOSHUA H., painter, High, near Newton, house do. (see page 300)
Kilduff Isaac G., laborer, house South Harvard, n. Feltou
Kilduff Richard G., law student, boards I. G. Kilduff’s,
South Harvard
Kilfoy William I,., foreman Pope & Viles
Kilgore Milton, moulder, boards 62 River
Kimball Augustus D., painter, Charles, opp. Floyd, h. do.
Kimball Franois H., at Amerioan Watch Co., boards Frank
It;. Davis’, Orange
Kimball J. Fred. B., 8. S. mail agent, house 555 Main
Kimball La Forest, driver J. & A. Munster, house Grant,
opposite Harvard avenue
Kimball Porter, at bleaohery, boards George L. Wright’s,
River, near Willow
King Catharine, widow of John, h. Willow, near River
King Fred., clerk, 286 Main, boards 11 Adams
King George G., at American Watch Co., h. r. 109 Moody
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King James, painter, Felton, car. Williams, house do.
King James F., at Am. Watch Co., b. M. King’s, Felton
King John J., at Am, Watch Co.,lbds. M. King’s, Felton
King John P., painter, house Felton, opposite Fountain
King Mary A., wid. of Thos. Y., h. 28 Walnut, c. Adams
King Michael, shoemaker, Elm, opp, I?. R. R. depot, h.
[n. South
Felton, near Williams
King Michael P., carriagesmith
Flagg Bros., h. Cbarles,
King Patrick, at American Watch Co., house 31 Spring
King Thos. Y., at Am. Watch Co., boards 28 Walnut,
corner Adams
Kingham William, hostler Wm. Peterson, boards do.
Kingsbury
Joseph, harness-maker, 80 Moody, h. 17 Pine
Kingsbury
Lucius W., conductor F. R. R., h. High, o. Hall
Kingsley Patrick, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., also grocer, Felton, near Williams, house do.
Kinnear John W., foreman Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co.,
boards at Watertown
Kinneen John, laborer, house John, corner Friend
Kinneen Mary R. Miss, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Kinneen Michael, laborer, house Flood, near John
Kinncen Michael F., at Am. Watch Co., house r. Beaver
Brook station
Kinsley Kate, widow, house Charles, near Floyd
Kirlin Fred., at Am. Watch Co., h. Charles, n. Harvard
Kirwin Alfred It., at Am. Watoh Co., bds. 91 Harvard
Kirwin Frederick H., clerk W. B. Knapp, b. 91 Harvard
Kirwin Grafton E., clerk W. L. Fisher dt Co., boards 91
Harvard
Kirwin Rebecca H., widow of Henry, house 91 Harvard
Kirwin Walter J., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 91 Harvard
Kittredge Francis R. C., physician, 435 Main, house do.
Kittredge
Harriet W., widow of Theodore, h. 435 Main
Knapp Fred., at American Watch Co., rms. 40 Crescent
NAPP WILLIAM
B., stoves, furnaces, etc., 240
Main, house Main, near Liberty (see pages 4 and 6)
Knight Edward, engraver American Watoh Co., 1~. Ash,
near Moody
Knight Leavitt, gardeneF, bds. Everett Cousins’, Charles
Kmght William, painter, house Fiske avenue
Knowles Luella F. Miss, house Crescent, near Adams
Knowles Wm., weaver B. Mnfg. Co.,,b. 11 Loug blk., Elm
Knowlton
Edward, at Am. Watch Co., bds. 25 Adams
Knowlton
George W., watchmaker
at American
Watch
Co., house Maple, near Adams
Knowlton Helen E. Miss, house Charles, near Water
Knowlton
Ralph E., cabinet-maker, b. J. C. Gates’, Moody
Knox Georgianna M. Miss, teacher Beaver Brook primary
school, boards J. L. Knox’s, Myrtle
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Knox John L., granite dealer (rear Washington, West
Newton), house Myrtle, near Moody
Kunzel John, at Am. Watch Co., h. Crescent, opp. Orange
Kunzel Simon, at American Watch Co., btls. John Kun[Clinton
zel’s, Crescent
Kyte Ambrose ,J., works B. Mnfg. Co., house Newton, n.
Kyte Richard, hostler, boards Thomas Kyte’s, Newton
Kyte Thomas, house Newton, corner Clinton
LACOTA JOHN, at bleachery, h. River, n. bleaohery
Lahy John, farmer, house North, above Forest
Lake George H., agent Singer sewing mac_hine,297 Main,
house at Boston
Lake Hannah, widow of Albert, h. Moody, opp. Orange
Lakin John, laborer, house 559 Main
Lally John, at B. Mnfg. Co., honse 103 School
Lally John H., at American Watch Co., house rear Newton, near Benefit
Lally Michael, laborer, boards Patrick Banks’, Calvary
Lamb Thomas, carpenter, house 107 School, opp. Spring
Lambert F. Henry, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
A. M. McPhail’s, Moody
Lamott Augustus, carpenter, house Charles, near Grant
.
Lamott Oliver, carpenter, house Charles, near Grant
Lamson Herbert W., carpenter, b. William H. Lamson’s,
Russell
Lamson Levi J., clerk W. W. Clark & Son, bds. 9 Pine
Lamson Mary L., widow of George, house 9 Pine
Lamson Wallace I., clerk (450 Washington, B.), boards
William H. Lamson’s, Russell
Lamson William II., carpenter, house Russell, near South
Lanagan Patrick (Rooney & Lanagan), Donahoe’s block,
Main, house Spring, near Middle
CSPring
Lanagan Patrick jr., clerk, 381 Main, bds. P. Lsnagan’s,
Landeck William, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards 1 River
Landregsn Lawrence, at bleachery, house Oak, n. Moore
Lane E‘. Warren, shipping (114 State,, B.), boards N.
Warren’s, Weston
Lane Emorv W. (&atom House, B.), boards Nehemiah
Warre?s, Weston, near Main
Lane Frank W. (Lane & Poole), r. 12 Elm, h. 1 Liberty
Lane Leonard C., material department American Watch
[F. R. R.
Co., house Taylor, near Hall
Lane Margaret, widow of John, h. foot of Williams, near
Lane Mary C., widow of Frank E., bds. Sanderson House
&YE & POOLE
(Frank W. Lane and Charles A,
Poole), house painters, 12 Elm (see page 301)
Lang Charles H., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Felton, car. Ferren
Lang Diana C. Mrs., house 26 Lexington
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Lang Herman, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards Charles H.
Lang’s, Felton
Lang Jas. W., works in bleachery, h. off River, n. Willow
Lang Victor T., plumber W. 13. Knapp, hds. 28 River
Langille Henry C., carpenter, house Cedar, near Oak
Langley Jamee W., boarding-house,
1 River
Langley James W. jr., boards 1 River
Langreen Klaus, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 53 River
Lank Martha Mrs., house School, near Spring
Lappen John, moulder, house rear Willow, near River
Larcom Fred A,, carpenter,
boards N. F. Libby’s, Harvard avenue
Larkin Catherine, widow of Patrick, house 45 Exchange
Larkin Edward, farmer, house 13 Middle
Lxrkin John J., bl:lcksmith, boards P. Larkin’s, Spring
Larkin M:itthias, :it Am. Watch Co., boards 13 Mitldle
Larkin Patrick, laborer, house School, near Spring
Larkin Patrick, blacksmith,
Common, opposite Middle,
house Spring, near Mitiu
Larson Anah O., at Ann. Watch Co., rooms 86 Moody
Lnthan Albert, at Am. Watch Co., rooms Wm. A. Hosmer’s, C’rescent
Lathrop
Andrew J., lawyer, room 6 Eagle bIock, Main,
and librarian public library, II. Lexington, n. School
Laughlin
Bridget, widow of Thomas, house Foundry av.
Laughlin John, blacksmith J. Daniels & Son, b. Middle
Laughlin John, laborer, house Charles, opposite Grant
Laughlin John J., b. Mrs. Bridget Laughlin’s, Foundry av.
Lavalley
Benjamiu F., at Am. Watch Co., house Lowell,
near Pine
[Pine
Lavalley
Charles R., overseer at bleachery, h. Lowell, n.
Law Charles F., at Am. Watch Co., boards Prospect pl.
Law Samuel, at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. A. M. McPhail’s, Moody
Lawler James, laborer, house Sun, near Felton
Lawless Britget,
operative B. Mnfg. Co., house School,
near Sprmg
Lawless Dominick, laborer, house Day, near Bolton
Lawless Hannah, widow of Dominick, house 23 Dliddle
Lawless %lary, widow of Thomas, house rear 28 Bacon
Lawless Michael, house 28 B:~con
Lawrence A. Isabel Miss, house 55 Lexington
Lawrence Charles E., f:lrrner, bds. E. Lawrence’s, North
Lawrence Edward, farmer, house North, above Quince
Lawrence Francis J., farmer, house North, above Quince
Lawrence George B., farmer, house North, above Quince
Lawrence
George H., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Henry
Richardsou’s, Taylor
Lawrence John G,, farmer, house North, above Quince
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Lawrence Joseph B., mason, Alder, n. Beech, house do.
Lawrence Martha B. Miss, house North, above Quince
Lawrence Nathan N., farmer, house North, above Quince
Lawrence Phineas, farmer, boards North, above Quince
Lawrenceson
Edward, at Am. Watch Co., rooma J. N.
Greenwood’s, Robbins
Lawton
Herbert, dry goods corn., boards 22 Newton
Lawton Lucius W., ho’use 22 Newton
Leach Frauk W., boards 69 Moody
Leach James C., baker J. & A. Muuster, 11.Bacon+. Main
Leach Michael B., laborer, bde. Thomas Leach’s, Charles
Leach Thomas, laborer, house Charles, opposite Harvard
Leary Edward, at American
Hannah Leary’s, Felton
Leary Frank I)., boards Charles, opposite Fountain
Leary EIannah, widow of Michael, h. Felton, c. Fountain
Leary John, laborer, house Felton, near Fountain
Leary Kate, house Ferren, corner Sun
Leary Stephen F., clerk T. Leary, boards 57 Felton
Leary Timothy, grocer, Charles, n. Fountain, house do.
Leatherbee
Charles W. (Wm. H. Leatherbee
& Son),
lumber, house at West Neweon
Leatherbee Willi*!m
H. (Wm. H. Leatherbee
& Son),
lumber, house at West Newton
Leatherbee
Wm. H. & Son (Wm. H. and Chas. W.
Leatherbee),
lumber dealers, Main, near Beaver
Brook station
[Newton
Leavin John, mule-spinner B. Mnfg. Co., h. Calvary, near
Leavy Michael, painter, boards Thomas Leavy’s, Charles
Leavy Patrick, grocer, house Charles, near Williams
Leavy Thomas, stone-mason, house Charles, n. Williams
LeBaron, Arthur P., at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. J.
S. Whitney’s, Crescent
Lee Charles H., billiard hall, 240 Main, house 34 Elm
Lee Daniel, spinner Boston Mnfg. Co., house 6 Central
street-block
Lee,Joseph, weaver, boards 14 Elm
Lee Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, Charles, corner South,
house Middle, near Spring
Lee Walter Mrs., house Middle, near Spring
Leehan Pat,rick, laborer, boards Jiichard Leehan’s,Charles
Leehan Kichard, laborer, house Charles, opp. Grant
Leger Joseph T., carpenter, house Sun, near Ferren
Leger Placide, laborer, house Sun, near Ferren
Leighton Irving, boxmaker, h. Willow, c. Parker’s lane
Leighton James E., at Am. Watch Co., h. 90 Crescent
Leland Hannah C., widow of Geo., h. Newton, n. Central
Lemont Frank P., at Am. Watch Co., boards 92 Moody
Lennan Elizabetb, wid. of Jas., b. A. M. Clapp’s, Adams
94
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Lennan Martha A. Miss, bds. Mrs. A. M. Clapp’s, Adams
Lent Jacob, carpenter, rooms Moody, corner Spruce
Leonard Bridget, widow of Michael, house 103 School
Leonard Mahlon It., pastor First Universalist
Society, h.
Main, near Prosl,ect
Leonard
Michael C., supt. Mt. Feake cemetery, house
South, at Mt. Feake cemetery entrance
Leonard Thomas, laborer, house Friend, near Calvary
Leonard William J., moulder, house John, near Moore
Leper John, driver L. J. Kendall, boards do.
Lerned Asiel H., butter and eggs, house Main, opp, Cross
Leroy George E., at American Watch Co., house 76 Ash
Leroy Harriet Mrs., boards 65 Moody
Leroy John lt.! at Am. Watch Co., boards 65 Moody
Leroy William H. Mrs., house 65 Moody
Leslie Emma J. Mrs., music teacher, 12 Taylor, bds. do.
Ltslie Geo. F., watchmaker American
Watch Co., boards
12 Taylor
Letourneau James, teamster, 18 Lexington,
house do.
Lewis Alexander, tailor, house Lowell, near Pine
Lewis Catherine M. Mrs., house 14 Prospect
Lewis Fled. W., bds. Alex, Lewis’, Lowell, near Pine
Lewis George, at Am. Watch Co., boards Thomas Rban’s,
Hammond
Lewis Helen Miss, house Main, corner Liberty
Lewis Henry H., at B. Mnfg. Co., rooms Robert P.
Marsh’s, Harvard
I,ewis William I,., at Am. Watch Co., b. Shawmut House
Libbey Alonzo B., house Prospect, near Russell
Libby Edwin J., at Am. Watch Co., h. Orange, n. Adams
Libby Havilah Mrs., house Taylor, corner Hall
Libby Nelson F., carpenter, h. Harvard av., n. Harvard
Lincoln John A., at American
Watch Co., boards John
P. Lincoln’s, Moody
Lincoln John P., foreman of yard Boston Mnfg. Co., h.
Moody, near Robbins
Linehan Bridget, widow of Timothy, h. Bolton, c. Acorn
Lingram Klaus, at B. Mnfg. Co., bouse River, n. F. R. R.
Litlnehan Daniel, at chalk factory,, bds. Belton, c. Acorn
Linnehan John, seaman, boards Bolton, corner Acorn
Linnehan Martin, at bleachery, house Bolton, car. Acorn
Linnell dohn A., at Am. Watch Co., house rear 282 Main
Linney Henry, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., h. Charles,opp.Grant
Linskey Bridget, widow of John, house 114 Spring
Linskey John, laborer, house Exchange, corner Pond
Linskey Kate, widow of Thomas, h. Exchange, n. Pond
Linskey Michael, laborer, house Plympton, near Bacon
Litchfield George, at Am. Watch Co., rms. 17 Prospect
Littlefield
Charles E., railroad man, house Cross
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Littlefield
George E., at American Watch Co., rooms A.
P. Henson’s, Brown
[opp. depot
Littlefield
Walter, asst. engineer B. Mnfg. Co., h. Elm,
Livermore Fred. G., sab~sman (45 Broad, B.), h. 12 Russell
Livermore Geo. M., grocer (Clinton, Mass.), b. 13 Bacon
Livermore Jonas D., baker, 8 Elm, house 8 Newton
Livermore Josiah, farmer, b. Mrs. 11. S. Bemis’, Lexington
Liverrnore
Walter A., at American
Watch Co., boards
Charles E. Pratt’s, Prospect place
Livermore
William, house 13 Bacon
Lloyd Francis, house 13 River
Lloyd Jeremiah, driver Weeks & Co., house Cross
Locke Abbie S.,widow of George, bds. High, near Moody
Locke Alonzo S., at American Watch Co., house Chesjnut, near Adams
Locke Amanda N., widow of Wm. M., h. r. 103 School
Locke Eliz:lbeth W., widow of Ifosea B., house Moody,
corner Walnut
Locke Frank O., clerk Sherman & Locke, h. 9 Prospect
Locke Fred. M., express, house 74 Moody
Locke George A., engineer I?. R. It., h. High, n. Moody
Locke Samuel E., house 42 School
Locke Willard P. (Sherman & Locke), grocer, Main, corner Spring, house Floyd, near Russell
Locke William, hatter (387 Washington, B.), house Main,
near Lyman
Cl9 Walnut
Locke Wm. Pillsbury, works American Watch Co., house
Lockwood Watter S., carpenter, b. Chas A. Reed’s, Charles
Logan Edgar F., at Roberts’ paper mill, bds. 242 Main
Logan George W., commercial traveler (181 Devonshire,
B.), boards W. J. Logan’s, Church
Logan Jobn, hair spring mnfr., Vernon, n. Prospect, h. do.
Logan Walter, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 98 Moody
Logan Wm. J., section-master F. R. R., h. Church,n. Main
Lombard Richard S., at B. Mnfg. Co., boards A. J. Tibbett’s, Newton
Long Mary Miss, house J!loody, corner Maple
Lonie Robert W., at Atn. Watch Co., h. Oak, n. Newton
Lord Cora E. Miss, dressmaker, Moody, c. Spruce, b. do.
Lord John Newton, painter and paper-hanger American
Watch Co., Goards Shawmut House
Loring Edward D., lawyer, 355 Main, room 2 upstairs, h.
Lyman,
corner School
[Moorly
Loud Wm., at Am. Watch Co., b. Mrs. Sarah E. Ring’s,
Loux Joseph, wheelwright,
Main, opp. Prospect
House,
house Hamtnond
Lovejoy Levi F., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 35 Crescent
Lowell John, at Am. Watch Co., boards 72 Ash
Lowell Olivia Ii., widow of Charles, h. 2 Chestnut place
96
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DIRECTORY.
Lowell W. F. Mrs., dressmaker, 72 Ash, house do.
Lucas Charies F., hoards 302 Main
Lucas Edwin,
worlis in the bleachery, boards Wm. J.
Bennett’s, off River
Lucas Geo. D., piano-forte maker (Miller’s, 611 Washington, U.), house 302 Main
Lucas Geo. F., at American Watch Co., bds. 302 Main
Lucas Walter B., clerk H. E. Priest, boards 302 Main
Lucas Wm. El., messenger K. Mnfg. Co., boards 302 Main
Lute Charles D.., carpenter, house Moody, corner Kobbina
Lute Enos T., Judge of district court, c&ice room 6, Eagle block, Mxin, house Main, opp. Harvard
Lundburg John, florist, house Pond, corner Bacon
Lunt Annie C. Miss, at Am. Watch Co., boards Samuel
Friebe’s, Rohbins
Lunt Annie W. Mrs., boards George Wyckoffs, Charles
Lunt George H., at K. G. Brown & Co.%, boards George
Wyckoff’s, Charles
Lnnt Jenny A., widow of Robert, at American Watch
Co., boards Samuel Friebe’s, Robbins
Lyman Arthur T., treas. Hadley Co. (18 Summer, B.),
winter residence (16 Mt. Vernon, B.), summer residence, Beaver, near Forest
Lynch Cornelius, farmhand Jeremi:lh Lynch, Forest, b. do.
Lynch Daniel, teamster, house rear Willow, near River
Lynch James, house rear Willow, near River
Lynch Jeremiah, falmer, house Forest, near North
Lynch John F., at American Watch Co., boards John J.
Lynch’s, Moody
[c. Chestnut
Lynch John J., foreman American Watch Co., h. Moody,
Lyuch Mich:rel H., jeweler
American
Watch Co., house
Calvary, near Newton
Lynch Thos. J., at Am.Watch
Co., b. Moody, o. Chestnut
Lynch William, farmer, house Forest, near North
Lyon Frederick O., at American Watch Co., rooms U. E.
Patridge’s, Cherry
Lyons Michael, at bleachery, house Benefit, n. Newton
Lyons Wm., carpenter, house Plympton,
near Bacon
MACE JUDSON,
oar driver, boards Prospect House
Mack Ellen Mrs., house John, corner Friend
Maok Michael, laborer, house rear School, near Spring
Mackay Misses, bread store and confectionery, Common,
near Mttin, house do.
Maourdy
John W., millinery
goods, 277 Main, house
School, near Lyman
Maourdy Roland W., boards J. W. Maourdy’s, School
Madden Dennis, laborer, house Moore, corner John
Madden Edmund, laborer, bds. Dennis Madden’s, Moore
,
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97
Madden John, farmer, house 198 Main, near Newton
Madden Patrick J., farmer, house Winter, near Lincoln
Madden Thomas, laborer Pope & Viles, bds. Dennis Madden’@,Moore
Madden Thomas E., student, boards 198 Main
Mnginn Patrick, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Maguire Edward M,, at Am. Watch Co., h. Cross, n. Main
Mnguire John, painter B. Mnfg. Co., h. Cross, c. Central
Maguire Wm. J., farmer, house North, near Quince
Mahan Edward E., at American Watch Co., boards Geo.
H. Keach’s, Ash
Maher Cornelius, spinner Boston Manufacturing CO.,
house Charles, near Water
Mahoney Cornelius, moulder, house South, corner Charles
Mahoney John, student, boards 4 Mechanic
Mahonev Wm., house 4 Mechanic
Maker @rank, at Am. Watch Co., b. Moody, c. Chestnut
Makin George H., engineer F. R. R., house 51 Central
Malgreen Charles, at B. Mnfg. Co., honse 61 River
Mallard George H., watchmaker Am. Watch Co., house
High, nea? Beech
MalonerJohn, section hand F. R. R., house rear School,
nearly opposite Spring
Malone Patrick, laborer, b. Martin Eagle’s, Foundry av.
Maloney Charles J., .baggage master F. R. R., house Cal[Water
vary, near Newton
Maloney James, works Am. Watch Co., h. Charles, car.
Maloney John, laborer, house Moore, opposite Oak
Maloney Lot, laborer, house Charles, near Grant
Maloney Matthew, painter J. H. Wheelan
Maloney Michael, spinner, boards 96 School
Maloney Owen, laborer, house 96 School
Maloney Richard, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Maloy Eunice, widow of James, h. r. Cedar, near Oak
Malay Patrick, laborer, house Bacon, corner Pond
Malay Thomas, contractor, 22 Spring, house do.
Maloy Thos. F., fireman water works, h. Clinton, n. Day
Manchester Eugene L., engraver American Watch Co.,
house 11 Pine
Manion Martin, laborer F. R. R., h. Clinton, opp. Day
Manion Mary, wid. of James, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Manion Michael, moulder, house Grove, near Willow
Mann Arthur W., driver Gibbs & Co. Ex., b. 11 Middle
ANN CHARLES
H., agent Waltham bleachery
and dve works, boards at Boston (see page 302)
Mann Charles H., machinist American Watch Co., house
Moody, corner Maple
Mann Emma J. Mrs., boarding-honse, 28 River
Mann Fred H., machinist, boards E. T. Taylor’s, Grant
WALTHAM
*
Mann
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DIRECTORY.
Martha W. A., widow of Chester, boards G. R.
Grant’s, Cherry
Manning Charles, monlder, bds. Peter R. Brady’s, Felton
Manning Elizabeth Miss, house 70 School
Manning Henry, junk dealer, house Felton, n. Mechanic
Manning Henry jr., laborer, boards Felton, n. Prospect
Manning John, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Manning John J., boards John Manning’s, Grove
Manning
Patrick, grocer, School, opp. Spring, boards P.
Collins’, rear School
Manning Thomas, laborer, honse Felton, near Mechanic
Manning William, laborer, house School, near Spring
Mansfield George A., works American Watch Co., house
School, near Bacon
Mansfield George F., works Am. Watch Co., h. 50 Adams
Mansfield Henri A., boots and shoes (57 High, B.), house
Moody, corner Myrtle
Mansfield Joseph D., laborer, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Manson Frederick, watchmaker
American
Watch Co.,
house 209 Main
Manton James, laborer, house Exchange, near Pond
Marden J. Y., at Am. Watch’Co.,
h. Chestnut, n. Moody
Marran James, laborer, house Felton
Marran Rebecca Miss, house Charles, near Fountain
Marsh David S. (D. S. Marsh & Son), clothing
and furnishing goods, 4 Rumford bldg., Main, h. 8 Gushing
Marsh David S. & Son (David S. and Wm. W. Marsh),
clothing and furnishing goods, 4 Rumford bldg., Main
Marsh Edward A., foreman American Watch Co., house
Adams, corner Walnut
I3 onse
Marsh Edward
K. D., at Am. Watch Co., b. Shawmut
Marsh Ned K., rooms 8 Cnshing
Marsh Robert I?., musician, house Harvard, near Charles
Marsh Warren, machinist
American
Watch Co., house
Moody, corner Robbins
&iarsh William
W. (D, S. Marsh & Son), 4 Rumford
building, Main, house 10 Cushing
Marshall Robert G., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 53 Crescent
Marston Ellen L., widow of .John, h. rear 14 Prospect
ARTIN
L. WALTER,
carpenter, Lowell, car.
Chestnut, house do. (see page 298)
I&
Martin Thomas, laborer, house Williams, near Felton
Mason Anna W. Mrs., house rear 282 Main
Mason Josnph, at B. ‘Mnfg. Co., boards 30 Taylor
Mathews James, carpenter George D. Taylor, house 98
School
Maya11 Mary, widow of William, house 14 River
Mayer Lazarus J., horse sheer and blacksmith,
Water, n.
Charles, house 413 Main
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99
Mayer L. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 413 Main, house do.
Mayhew Mary J. Mrs., boarding house, Robbins, near
Crescent
Maynard Addison D., hulled corn and ice cream, 346 Main,
[near Moody
house do.
Maynard Eliza, widow of Nathaniel,
house rear Main,
Maynard Emily Mrs., rooms 19 Walnut
Maynard Frank (Clark, Maynard & Co.), dry goods and
carpetings, Music Hall, Elm, h. Main, near Moody
Maynard Frsnk W., machinist at Am. Watch Co., house
. Moody, car. Ash
Maynard Fred. W., milkman, h. rear Harvard, n. Charles
Maynard George H., jeweler, h. Main, opposite Pleasant
Mayo John, laborer, house rear 282 Main
McAleer Christopher, laborer, house John, opp. Flood
McAllister
Alexander F., groceries, 98 School, house do.
McAllister
Ann C. Mrs., honse Chestnut, car. Lowell
McAllister
Edward (W. H. & E. McAllister),
frame manufacturer, house Chestnut, corner Lowell
McAllister
Wellington
H. (W. H. & E. McAllister),
picture frames and screen mnfr., h. Chestnut, c. Lowell
McAllister
W. H. & E. (Wellington
H. and Edward
McAllister),
frame and screen mnfrs., 81 Moody
McAuliffe Patrick, laborer, house John, car. Moore
McAvoy James, at bleachery, house Bolton, near Newton
McAvoy Mrs., house Plympton
McBride Edward J., clerk, 284 Main, boards 28 River
McBride Henry J., iron moulder, house r. Beaver Brook
station
McBride Mary, widow of James, dressmaker, Charles,
opposite Grant, house do.
McBride IZ. I’., U. I’. Tea Co., 269 Main
MeGabe John, brakeman F. R. R., h. Newton, opp. Pine
McCann Bridget Miss, house Newton, near the bridge
McCann Kate Miss, house Felton, near Fountain
McCann Mary, widow of William,
h. Calvary, n. Cedar
McCann Michael, teamster, h. rear Beaver Brook station
McCann Owen, house Newton, near the bridge
McCann Patrick, laborer, h. Newton, near the bridge
McCarthy Catherine, widow of John, h. Felton, n. Water
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, house 7 Spring
McCarthy Florence T., at American
Watch Co., boards
Catherine McCarthy’s, Felton
’ McCarthv Jeremiah, mason, house r. Newton, n. Benefit
McCarthy John, in the bleachery, h. River, near Willow
McCarthy John, farmer, house Lincoln, corner North
McCarthy
Michael C., blacksmith
H. McDonald,
house
Spring, opposite Middle
McCarthy Patrick, laborer, house Calvary, corner Flood
100
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DIRECTORY.
McCarthy
Stephen, laborer, house Charles, near Water
McCarthy
Thomas H., at American
Watch Co., house
Prospect, foot of Felton
McCartney James, laborer, house rear 11 Middle
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, house Williams, near Felton
McCarty Stephen Ii‘., laborer, boards Jeremiah McCarty’s,
Williams
McCarty Thomas, laborer, h. rear Beaver Brook station
McClary Joseph L., section-master
F. R. R., house Pine,
[Floyd
corner Lowell
McClary Mary P., wid. of Albert, nurse, h. Charles, opp.
McClure John E., tailor, 87 Moody, boards Mrs. J. G.
Whitney’s,
Crescent
McClusky Daniel, laborer, house Friend, near John
[h. do.
McCool Michael, carpenter, house 22 Cross
McCormick
Cornelius J., physician, Common, n. School,
McCormick
Patriok,
weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards 11
Long block, Elm
McCoy John, at bleachery, house Willow, near Main
McCullough John, laborer, boards 281 Main
McCullough John, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., bds. 46 Central
McCullough
John H., clerk, 3 Eagle block, Main, house
[River
Mt. Pleasant
McCullough
Matthias, at bleachery, b. David Bowman’s,
McCullouqh
Thos.,in the bleaohery, h. River, n. bleachery
McCullough
Thomas, laborer, boards 281 Main
McCullough
William, laborer, boards 281 Main
McCullough
William jr., clerk, 3 Eagle block, house Music
Hall block, Elm
McCullow
Alexander, grocer, Spring, car. Middle, h. do.
McCullow Margaret, aid. of Charles, h. Spring, c. Middle
MoCurdy
Samuel Wilder, carpenter, house 65 Moody,
corner Crescent
McCusker Barney, cont,ractor, h. Newton, car. Taylor
McCusker Bridget, widow of Patrick, h. Friend, c. John
McCusker Edward B., foreman B. McCusker, bds. Newton, corner Taylor
McCusker Ellen Miss, house Plympton
McCusker Frank W., foreman B. McCusker, bds. Newton, corner Taylor
McCusker James F., clerk T. Leary, boards Bridget
McCusker’s, Friend
McCusker Owen, laborer, house Central, near Newton
McDonald Alexander, at the bieachery, h. Oak, II. Newton
McDonald
Hugh, blacksmith,
rear Main, near Central
House, house Vernon, near Prospect
McDonald
Hugh jr., clerk (18 P. 0. square, B.), boards
Hugh McDonald%, Vernon
McDonald
John, in the bleachery, h. Oak, near Newton
WALTHAM
.
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DIRECTORY.
101
McDonald Norman, carpenter, honse Prospect, c. Felton
McDonald Stanley, at American Watch Co., boards Adams
House, Adams
McDonnongh
Mary, wid. of Thomas, h. 3 Long blk., Elm
MoDonough Thomas, iron worker, h. Foundry avenue
McEneany Patrick, grocer, Charles, near Water, h. do.
McEnnis Chas., moulder, b. H. J. McBride’s, New Grove
McGahan Neil, laborer, house Cross, near Central
McGann John, section-hand B. Mnfg. Co., boards 7 Long
block, Elm
McGann Margaret, widow of John, house 2 Spruce
McGann William, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., house High, near
Newton line
MeGerry .John T., B. Mnfg. co., h. High, II. Newton line
McGill Robert, clerk (B.), boards Robert Hay’s, Myrtle
McGlinchey
John, wood dealer, house 118 School
McGlinchey
William G., laborer, boards 118 School
McGovern Owen, laborer B. Mnfg. Co., h. 7 Long blk., Elm
McGovern Thomas, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., boards 7 Long
block, Elm
M&own
Michael, laborer, h. Willow, c. Foundry avenue
McGown Michael, laborer, honse 13 Middle
McGown Patrick, laborer, house Felton, near Williams
McGrath John, house River, near Willow
McGratb John, laborer, house Felton, near Fountain
McGrath Patrick, stone-cutter, b. John McGrath’s, River
McGreg Mary Mrs., house Oak, near Cedar
McGregor John, farmer, house Lexirigton, near Lake
McGuitlness
Catharine, widow of Lawrence, house rear
Fountain, near Charles
MeGuinness Daniel B., boards 17 Middle
McGuinness Dennis, hostler J. & A. Mnnster, h. 17 Middle
McGninness Frank, auctioneer and bill pdster, Main, corner Church, house rear 18 Elm
MeGuinness Frank, clerk Clark, Maynard & Co., boards
Catharine McGuinness’, rear Fountain
McGuinncss John J., hostler Central Honse, bds. do.
McGninness Thomas, at bleachery, boards Frank McGuin[h. do.
ness’, rear 18 Elm
McGnrn Ellen Miss, millinery and fancy goods, 285 Main,
McHugh Patrick, gardener, house Pond, near Exchange
McIntosh Marv A., wid. of Robert, b. Robbins, n. Crescent
McIntosh
RoGert, works American
Watch Co., house
Robbins, near Crescent
McKenna James H., policeman, house Newton, n. Taylor
LMcKenna John E., tailor (B.), boards 91 Harvard
McKeuna Louisa, widow of Patrick, h. Newton, c. Bolton
McKenna Patrick, shoemaker, 21 Middle, house do.
McKenna William, at Am. Watch Co., rms. 19 Crescent
102
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DJRECTORY.
McKenna William
P., at blenchery, h. Newt.on, c. Rolton
McKenny
Edmund, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 19 Walnut
McKenzie Alex, carpenter, house 57 Central
McKenzie John C., carpenter, house Pine, near Gardner
McKernell
Daniel, carriage-painter,
house rear 18 Elm
McKernell
James, wheelwright,
Water, house 61 Central
McKerns Michael, laborer, house Exchange, car. Poud
McKillop John, laborer, house Bacon, near Dale
McKillop
John, laborer, house River, corner Elm
McKillop
Mary Mrs.: house 16 River
McLeave Edward, at Am. Watch Co., boards 95 Crescent
McLeod Alex, mason, boards 46 Central
McLeod Donald, carpenter, house Robbins, near Adams
McLouglllin
Patrick, laborer, house Friend, n. Calvary
McMahnnTatrick,
laborer, house Felton, opp. Fountain
McMahon Patrick, m,ason, house John, near Moore
McMenamin
Bernard, laborer, h. rear Felton, n. Fo,untain
McMillen Gideon, at Am. Wutah Co., b. 32 Brown
McNally Geo. E. Mrs., house 7 River avenue
McNally James, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 34 River
McNally Robert, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 31 River
McNally Matthew J., dialpainter
E. D. Wetherbee, rooms
8 Taylor
McNamee Frank, produce, b. P. McNamee’s, Calvary
McNamee
Patrick, works American
Watch Co., h&se
Calvary, near F. Et. K., Watertown
branch
McNaugh Elugh, house 1 Long block, Elm
McParlnnd
John (McParl:tnd
$ Co.), provisions,
Dix
block, Moody, house do.
& CO. (John McParland),
proviscZ’ARLAND
141 ions, Dix block, Moody (see page 301)
McPhail Alice Mq wid. of Albert, h. Moody, opp. Brown
McQuestion JRS., in bleachery, b. Frank MoGuirless’, r. Elm
McSweeney Cornelius, harnessmaker, h. Spring, n. School
McVey Bernard, machinist, house Chemistry station
McVey Patrick, gateman F. R. R., bds. Chemistry station
MoVey Peter, station agent, Chemistry station, h. do.
cWAIN
CHARLES
W., cigars, tobacco, etc., 2
h. 80 School (see page 310)
&II Rumford building,Maiu,
McWain Harriet N., widow of Wm. B., house 80 School
McWain William D., grocer, 2 Central block,Main, house
31 Pond, near Exchange
[bds. 19 Church
Mead James W. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 16 Elm,
Mealand Henry, at Am. Watch Co., South, near Felton
Meehan John, at bleachery, house Calvary, near Moore
Megquiar
Orland D., engineer (31 Court sq., B.), house
15 Cushing
Meliu Martin, laborer, house Charles, near Fountain
Meldrin Charles, laborer, house River, near F. K. R.
.
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DIRECTORY.
103
Melody Ellen, widow, house 68 Charles
Melody John, laborer, house Calvary, opp. Moore
Melody Mary Miss, house Charles, opp. Williams
Melody Thos. B., clerk W. 2). McWain,
house Newton,
opposite Bolton
Merchant Sydney, painter, boards 11 Adams
Merriam Elizt M, Mrs., h. Cross, corner Main
Merriam
Harry G. R., paper-hanger,
house Mechanic,
[W. Eaton’s, Cherry
near Charles
Merrill Walter, at .Americnn Watch Co., rooms Myron
Merry George A., boar-cling-house 22, 24 and 26 River
Metcalf Emrly Miss, homeopathio
physician,
276 Main,
corner lMoody, boards do.
Meyers Samuel F., Am. Watch Co.
Midget
John, gardener
Mrs. Lydia Worcester,
house
Bacon, near Dale
Miles Mary J. Miss, teacher North grammar school
Miles Sophia J., wid. of Chas., bds. 0. W. Clark’s, Vernon
Miles Thos., carpenter, rms. Mrs. Calvin Fiske’s, Lexington
Milet Michael, tailor (220 Washington,
B.), house Calvary, near Newton
Milkins A. L., at Am. Watch Co., h. Walnut, n. Moody
Millard
Frank B, clerk (26 Winter,
B.), house Floyd,
corner Charles
Millard Harriet B. Mrs., house Floyd, near Russell
Miller Abbie K., widow of Lewis, house 25 Adams
Miller Albert S., machinist American
Watch Co., house
Moody, opposite Brown
Miller Charles, at American
Watch Co., boards H. C.
Stowell’s, Robbins
Miller Forrest, at Am. Watch Co., rms. Moody, c. Ash
Miller Frederick, sedtionhand B. Mnfg. Co., house 4 Long
bloak, Elm
Miller Helen A. Mrs., house off Pine, near Newton
Miller James, carpenter, house Charles, near Mechanic
Miller Jane W., wid. of Thomas, h. Vernon, n. Prospect
ILLER
JOHN
G., carpenter and builder, Main,
111 opposite Linden, house Main, n. Linden (see p. 305)
Miller Joseph, weaver, house 9 River
Miller Joseph A., weaver, boards 9 River
Miller Joseph H., clerk F. R. K. (Boston), bds. 25 Adams
Miller Lucinda Miss, house Cross, corner Main
Miller Mandana L., widow of Leonard, rootns 56 Crescent
Miller Ruth F. Miss, house Cross, corner Main
Mills Alden A., at American Watch Co., rooms 25 Maple
Mills Henry M., at B. Mnfg. Co., house Pine, n. Newton
Mills James, at Am. Watch Co., b. S. M. Jenks’, Moody
Milton Edwin T., dry goods, Moody, near Spruce, house
104
WALTIXAM
[M]
I)IREC’CORP.
Milton G. Arthur, clerk E. T. Milton, b. Moody, opp. High
Mitchell Adam, at bleachery: b. Miss Ann Mitchell’s, River
Mitchell Ann Mrs., house ltlver, near Willow
Mitchell John, laborer, house rear 28 Bacon
Mitchell John, machinist American Tool Co.
Mitchell Joseph, at American Watch Co., rooms Sheldon
[Rand’s, Gushing
Owen’s, Cherry
Mitchell
J. Edgar, at, Am. Watch Co., rooms Geo. F.
Mitchell D. Nash, at American Watch Co., bds. 62 River
Mitchell Robert G,, clerk D. V. Viles, boards River
Mitchell Thos., at Am. Watch Co., h. Hall, opp. Cushing
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, house Felton, near Water
Mitchell Thom:q laborer, house John, corner F1:iend
Mitchell Walter W., clerk Boston Branch Grocery, boards
4 Harvard avenue
Mitchell William, at B. Mnfg. Co., b. 11 I,ong blk., Elm
Mitchell Wm., laborer Y. D. Warren. house Willow
Mogau Wm. H., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Exchange, n. School
Mogan Wm. H. jr., machinist, boards Wm. H. Mogan’s,
Exchange
M61in Fritz, at American Watch Co., boards 53 Crescent
Monahan Patrick, laborer, house Water, near Felton
Monehan John F., carpetlter
at bleachery, house River,
near Willow
Monehan Mary, wid. of James, h. Newton, near the bridge
Mohehan Nancy Mrs., house Exchange, near Main
Monks Frank, harnessmaker, 303 Main, h. at Newtonville
Monroe A. T. i\‘lrs., dressmaker, h. Chestnut, near Hall
Monroe Daisy S. Miss, musia teacher, boards Mrs. A. T.
Monroe’s, Chestnut
Monroe Frank S., clerk J. Glidden 62 Son, bds. 30 Taylor
Moody Nathaniel A., chief of police, rms. Chestnut, near
I’jloody
Moody Wm. A., clerk (109 Pearl, B.), boards Chas. H.
[Common
Moulton’s, Crescent
Mooney Martin J., hostler J. A. Chenery, h. School, near
Mooney Patrick, hackman, house Butt&k’s
block, Felton
Moor Chas. E., at Am. Watch Co., b. E. D. Moor’s, Alder
OOR ELIJAH
D., carpenter, house Alder, near
Moody (see page 296)
M
Moor George C., watchmaker, boards 6 Crescent
BIoor John R., dialmaker
E. D. Wetherbee, house Central, near Elm
Moor John S., house 61 Crescent
Moore Alice Mrs., house 41 River
Moore Brother8 (Edward
P. Moore & Geo. F. Moore),
upholsterers, Whitford block, Main, n. Lexington
Moore Caroline F., widow of Joshua S., house 19 Brown
Moore Charles, works Am. Watch Co., h. High, opp. Mall
WALTHAM
.
[H]
DIRECCORY.
105
Moore Clara J., wid. of Charles H., h. River, n. Jackson
Moore Edward P. (Moore Bras.), upholsterer, h. 8 Union
Moore Edwin F., at American Watch Co., house East
Ash, near Moody
Moore Eliza J. Miss, boards Mrs. Esther Moore’s, Main
Moore Esther, widow of James, house Main, near Elm
Moore Frank, at Am. Watch Co., h. Pine, near Gardner
Moore-Frank R., packer (203 Bridge, East Cambridge),
house Common, near School
Moore Fred W., at B. Mnfg Co., b. Clara J. Moore’s, River
Moore George B., brewer, Main, near Beaver Brook, house
Main, near Pleasant
Moore Georgena LMiss,private school, 240 Main, boarcis
James G. Moore’s, Gardner
Moore Geo. F. (Moore Bros.), upholsterer, bds. 8 Union
Moore Hannah P.. widow of George, house 8 Union
Moore Harvey S.,.at American Watch Co., bds. 19 Brown
Moore Henry, machinist F. R. R. (Charlestown), house
39 Hall
Moore Horatio, president Walthatu Savings Bank, house
Pine, near Newton
Moore James G., house Gardner, near Pine
Moore James M., real estate agent (8 Traveler building,
B.), rooms Moody, corner Gordon
Moore John F., at American Watch Co., house Pond,
near Lexington
Moore John M., boards Crescent, corner Ash
Moore John M., works American Wateh Co., house
Moore *Kate Mrs., house 20 Newton
Moore Letetia Mrs., house 6 Taylor
Moore Lydia P., wid. of Caleb B., h. Common, n. School
Moore Sarah Miss, boards ~Mrs.Esther Moore’s, Main
Moore Susanna, widow of Amory, b. E. W. Beal’s, Main
Moore Wilbur E., carpenter, house Gushing, near Hall
Moore Wilson J.,, at Am. Watch Co., boards 10 Spruce
Moorhouse Josiah, dial-painter, h. Crescent, n. Adams
Moran James, laborer, boards P. Connelly’s, Felton
Moran Martin, laborer, house Cedar, near Calvary
Morancv Isaac, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs. M.
M.“Hamilton’s
Morgan Catherine, widow of Frank A., h. Oak, c. Moore
Morgan Clarence C., at box factory, house Parker lane
Morgau Frank J. (F. J. & W, H. Morgan), fancy goo:ls,
246 Main, boards Oak, corner Moore
Morgan F. J. & W. H. (Frank J. and Will H. Morgan),
lfancy goods, 246 Main
Morgan Will H. (I?. J. & W. H. Morgan), fancy goods,
246 Main, boards Oak, corner Moore
106
WALTHAM
[H]
DIRECTORY.
Merrill Calista G., widow of Samuel, h. rear 57 Central
Morrill Charles O., clerk W. D. McWain, Central block,
rooms H. H. Edwards’, Chestnut
Morrill Emma F. Miss, boards rear 57 Central
Morris Hedley, at American
Watch Co., boards Donald
Mcleod’s, Robbins
Morris John T., clerk Clark, Maynard
& Co., boards J.
N. Farnham’s, 217 Main
Morris Ltician, mason, Charles, near Prospect, house do.
Morris Thomas, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Morrisey David, farnthand
W. A. Austin, b. do., South
Morrisey John (South Boston Rolling Mills), house Willow, corner Foundry avenue
Morrisey Michael, laborer, h. Prospect, foot of Felton
Morrisey Michael, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Morrisey Thomas F., farmer, house Grove, near Willow
Morrison
amass J., blacksmith
John A. Green, house
Oak, near Acorn
Morse Abijah A., works American Watch,Co., house Ash,
near Moody
Morse Annie A., widow of Frank O., h. Adams, n. Maple
Morse Cyrus A., at American
Watch Co., house Crescent, opposite Walnut
Morse James, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Morse Henry D., at Am. Watch Co., house 53 Adams
Morse Nathan, lawyer (23 Court, B.), h. North, above
Quince
Morse Ranny, at Boston Manufacturing
Co., rooms Edward H. Crosby’s, Lowell
Morse Willard W., at Am. Watch Co., 11. Ash, n. Moody
Morse -,
section-hand, boards 14 Elm
Mprthin
P. W. W., at American
Watch Co., rooms
Chauncy Hartwell’s, Cherry
Morton George W., house 26 Taylor
Mosher Eber W., at Am. Watch Co., h. High, II. Gardner
Mosher Julia A., widow of Thomas H., house Cushing,
[Cushing, near Hall
near Hall
Mosher Thomas H., carpenter, boards Julia A. Masher’s,
Mosman George, at American
Watch Co., rooms John
Kunzel’s, Crescent
Moulton
Charles H., salesman (27 High, B.), house 7
[Crescent
Crescent, opposite Spruce
Moulton Harriet, widow of Josiah, b. Chas. H. Moulton’s,
Moulton Henry, at Am. Watch Co., b. Ash, near Adams
Mower Fred, actor, boards 13 Hall
Mower J. H. Mrs., house 13 Hall
Mudgett Anna M., widow of Wm. S., dressmaker, house
Main, near Cross
Mulcahy John, laborer, house off Felton, near F. R. R.
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WALTIIAM
[-I
DIRECTORY.
107
Muldoon Edward T., boards Patrick Muldoon’s, Oak
Multloon John, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
Muldoon John F., machinist Boston Manufacturing Co.,
boards Patrick Muldoon’s, Oak
Muldoon John P., at hosiery mill, boards Cedar, n. Opk
Muldoon Patrick, laborer, house Oak, near Moore
Mulhern Augustine B., student, bds. James Mulhern’s,
Farwell
Mulhern James, house Farwell, corner Calvary
Mulkern Michael, laborer, house Willow, c. Foundry av.
Mullally Lawrence, laborer, hollse Grove, near Willow/
Mullaney Matthew J., superintendent free public bathhouse, house Oak, opposite Acorn
Mullen Bridget Mrs., house School, nearly opp. Spring
Mullen Catherine, widow of John, h. Main, n. Weston
Mullen Catherine, widow of AMichael,groceries, Oak, opp.
Acorn
Mullen Daniel,’ house John, near Moore
Mullen Edward, driver Gibbs & Co., boards James Mul[len’s, Main
len’s, Russell
Mullen Frank J., at Am. Watch Co., b. Catherine MulMullen James, carriage-smith, hodse Russell, near Floyd
Mullen Maria, widow of Patrick, h. Spring, near Middle
Mullen Martin, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Mulligan Ann, widow of James, house John, car. Flood
Mulligan James T., at bleachery, h. E’lood, corner John
Mulloy, Charles, clerk Bradford & Williams, boards N. P.
M ulloy’s, Ash
Mulloy Nathan P., at Am.Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Crescent
Mulvaney James, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 33 River
Mulvihill Martin, contractor, h. John, head of Flood
Munroe Frank R., at Am. Watch Co., house off Charles,
[Cousins’, Charles
near Prospect
Munroe Joseph R., blacksmith John A. Green, rm. Charles
Munson Wm. L., carpenter Am. Watch Co., house Walnut, near Moody
Munster Augustus (J. da A. Munster), baker, 443 Main,
[n. railroad
house do.
Munster Herman, baker J. & A. Munster, h. Hatnmond,
Munster John (J. & A. Munster), baker, 443 Main and 18
[lS Elm
Elm, house 18 Elm
Munster Josie Miss, teacher of German and music, boards
Munster J. & A. (John and Augustus Munster), bakers,
443 Main, near Grant
Munster Slfsan Mrs:, house School, near Bacon
Murphy Bridget, widow of Bernard, h. Moore, ngar Oak
Murphy Daniel! laborer, house Charles, opp, Williams
Murphy Henry, ,at American Watch Co., rooms Wm. H.
Thompson’s; Moody, corner Cheatnut
7
.
108
WALTHAM
I[ N]
DIRECTORY.
Murphy James, laborer, h. I-, School, nearly opp. Spring
Murphy Jas. P., bookkeeper (450 Wash., B.), h. 11 Maple
Murphy John, laborer, boards Bridget Murphy’s, Moore
Murphy John J. Rev., assist,ant pastor St. Mary’s church,
house School, near Common
Murphy K. G. (Murphy & Rooney), clothing, 381 Main,
house 30 Bacon
Murphy Michael, tailor, house Oak, corner Cedar
Murphy Patrick B., liquors, 407 Main, h. Spring, c. Middle
Murphy Richard, laborer Pope & Viles, bds. Bridget Murphy’s, Moore
Murphy Thomas, laborer, house Colby block, 5 F&on
Murphy William, shoemaker, house Charles
Murphy William, shoemaker, house Charles, n. Mechanic
Murphy & Rooney (K. G. Murphy and John F. Rooney),
clothing, 381 Main
Murray
John, plasterer, house rear 13 Middle
Murray John, works in bleachery, house 17 Cross
Murray John J., agent Babcock pump, boards 559 &in
Murray Robert, landscape gardener, house 33 C’rescent
Murray Wm., engraver Am. Watch Co., h. 54 Cresoent
Murray William, mason, boards Shawtnut
House
Murtha Michael, boots and shoes, Charles, near Mechanic,
rooms Mrs. Julia Clark’s, Charles
Muzzey George, engineer F. R. R., house 97 Moody
Myers Snmut~l, at Am. Watch Co., rms. Elm, opp. depot
Nyshrall John G., painter, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Myshrall Matilda Mrs.., dressmaker, Main, n. Spring, h. do.
Myshrall Peter F., palmer, house Charles, opp. Harvard
NASH
DAVID
L., at American Watch Co., house rear
Pine, near Newton
Nash Edgar N., master mariner, house 68 School
Nash Henry S. Rev., in charge of Ascension church, bds.
E. Warden’s, Moody, corner High
Nason Joseph, laborer, house Main, near Weston
Nason Sarah S. Miss, house Weston, near South
Nauss Calvin S., at Am. Watch Co., boards 42 Crescent
Nauss John A., at chalk factory, rooms 109 Moody
Navin Michael, laborer, house off Willow, n. Foundry av.
Neal Elmer E., machinist, b&x 0. L. Neal’s, East Brown
Neal George, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs. J. S.
Whitney’s, Crescent
Neal Herbert E., machinist
American
Watch Tool Co.,
house Pine, corner Gardner
Neal John H., at Am. Watch Co., h. South, ;ear Charles
Neal Lewis F., boards Mrs. H. B. Milliard’s, Floyd
Neal Oliver L., at American Watch Co., h. East Brown,
near Moody
WALTHAM
[N]
DIRECTORY.
109
Neal William,
clerk J. Glidden & Son, Moody, house
Moody, near Spruce
Neilvon Caroline,
wid. of Earl, boarding-house,
53 Adams
Nelson Flora E. Miss, teacher South gr:lmrnar school,
boards 17 Spruce
Nelson Iloratio G., drugs and paints (148 Commeroial,
Boston), house 17 Spruce, near Moody
Nelson M.ary Miss, house 15 Chestnut
Nelson Samuel, mason, house 15 Chestnut
Nethercott
Michael, at gas work8, h. Willow, n. River
Newburt Albert N., driver Weeks & Co., h. 16 Gushing
Newell Martin, laborer, house Plympton, near Bacon
Newell Michael, laborer, house Charles, near Water
Newell Patrick, laborer, house 122 School
Newell Si8aly Mrs., houue Charles, oppositrt! Hafvard
Newhall Charlotte, widow of Channcy, house 1 Central
Newhall Mary T., widow of Isaac, house 18 Newton
Newlaud William D., Am. Watch Co., house 5 Union
Newman Lewis, at American Watch Co., bds. 11 Adams
Newton Charlotte A., widow of John A., house Vernon,
near Prospect
Newton Geo. E., at Am. Watch Co., h. Cherry, n. Moody
Newton Mary A. Miss, telegraph operator W.U Tel. Co.
Newton Thomas, laborer, board8 39 River
Nichols Charles E., works American
Watch Co., house
Moody, corner East Brown
Nichols Henry F., boards Alder, corner Beech
Nichols Noah B., mason, honse East Ash
Nilen Peter, engineer, house Charles, near Water
Niles Arthur, at Am. Watch Co., b. J. C.. Garfield’s,‘Hall
Niles James E., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Taylor, car. Gardner
OBLE JOHN P., watchmaker and optician, 1
Edgle block, house East A& (see page 300)
i
Noble Lorenzo, works Am. Watch Co., h. 99 Crescent
Nofton Thomas, laborer, boards P. Connelly’s, Felton
Nolan Martin, laborer, b. Martin E:lgle’s, Foundry av.
Noonan Daniel, laborer, house Brown’s lane, n. Charles
Noonan Edward, paper-maker,
h. Charles, near Williams
Noonan Hannah, widow of Edward, house Charles, opposite Harvard
Noonan Martin, laborer, house rear Spring, near Middle
Noonan Patrick, laborer, house 88 Charles
Noonan Patrick, moulder, b. Hannah Noonan’s, Charles
Noonan Patrick jr., laborer, house 88 Charles
Noonan Patrick N., stone-mason, h. Charles, opp. Williams
Norris John Elbert, milkman, Bacon, coruer Dale, h. do.
Norris John W., oarpenter, houne Bacon, corner Dale
ORTH FREDERIC!
E., photographer,
Whitford block, Main, h. Grant, n. School (see page 300)
N
.N
. 110
WALTHBM
[(-j-j
DIRECTORY.
Northup William A. (Northup
& Warden),
grocer, 72
Moody, house 92 do.
ORTHUP
& WARDEN
(William
A. Northup
and Erskine Warden), grocers, 72 Moody
Norton Michael, carpenter, house Pine, corner Gardner
Norton Patrick, laborer, boards Spring
Norton William F., laborer, house 34 Spring
Nugent John A., carriagesmith,
boards 7 River
N ugent Patrick, spinner B. Mnfg. Cd., boards 7 River
Nugent Sarah, widow of Andrew, house 7 River
Nurney Mary, widow of Thomas, h. Charles, car. Grant
Nurney Thomas, at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. Mary
N urney’s, Ch:lrlcs
Nute Frank L., coachman James H. Ellison, Pleasant
Nutter Anna Mrs., house Moore, corner John
Nutter Thomas, painter, boards John C. Fisher’s, Charles
Nutting Ohas., at Am. Watch Co., b. S. 31. Jenks’, Moody
Nutting
Geo. E., house Bacon, new Pond
Nutting Geo. IV., at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Crescent
Nutting
Granville,
Waltharn
Watch Tool Co, house
Spruce, near Crescent
N
OAHES ANN, widow of Frederick
G., house Charles,
corner Prospect
Oakes John F., at Am. Watch Co., b. Charlcs,c. Prospect
O’Brien Bridget Miss, house Oak, near Acorn
O’Brien Catherine,
widow of Patrick,
house Calvary,
opposite Friend
O’Brien James (O’Brien
& Halloran),
Cedar, corner
Oak, house Newton, opposite Pi&
O’Brien James, laborer, b. C~ltherine O’Brien’s, Calvary
O’Brien James C., carpenter, house Lowell street place
O’Brien James P., mason, East Ash, house do.
O’Brien John, farmhand Sam’1 Stewart, off Winter, b. do.
O’Brien John, mnchinist, house Felton, n. Mechanic
O’Brien John G., mason, b. J. P. O’tSrien’s, East Ash
O’Brien Mary Jane Mrs., house Charles, ob*p. Fountain
O’Brien Michael, laborer, house Willow, corner Grove
O’Brien Michael, laborer S. I). Warren, off Beaver, near
Linden, boards do.
O’Brien Pierce, laborer, house Fountain, near Charles
O’Brien Pierce jr., junk dealer, Fountain,
near Cllarles,
house do.
O’Brien Roderick, laborer, house Oak, near Newton
O’Brien & Hallorau (James O’Brien nnd Martin L. Halloran), groceries and liquors, Cedar, corner Oak
O’Connell Edward, peddler, house 24 Spring
O’Connell George, laborer, boards 24 Spring
O’Connell John, plumber, boards 24 Spring
WALTHAM
[()I
DIRECTORY.
.
111
O’Connell John, stone-mason, house Charles, n. South
O’Connell John R., station agent F. R. It., b. 82 School
O’Connell Patrick, laborer, house Beaver, near Quince
O’Connell Timothy, laborer, house 24 Spring
O’Connell Timothy jr., boards 24 Spring
O’Connor Abby, widow of Thomas, h. 112 School
O’Connor John, gardener, b. John O’Connell’s, Charles
O’Connor Joseph, laborer, house Pine, near Newton
O’Connor Joseph jr., musician, b. Jos. O’Connor’s, Pine
O’Connor Thomas, laborer, house Moore, opp. Oak
Ode11Francis, boards Adams, near Chestnut
Ode11John E., works Am. Watch Co., house Adams,
near Chestnut
Odion Sarah J., widow of Leonard II., boarding-house,
30 Taylor, near Hall
O’Donnell Frank Jos., b. Margaret O’Donnell’s, Willow
O’Donnell Margaret, widow of Michael, house Willow,
near Grove
O’Dwyer Patrick-F., carpenter, house Cedar, near Oak
O’Gilvie Allen, hostler L. J. Kendall, 15 Crescent, b. do.
O’Grady James, laborer, house rear 109 Moody
O’Hair Patrick, laborer, house 19 Middle
O’Hara Daniel, foreman case department American
Watch Co., boards Adams House, Adams
O’Hearn doseph, at American Watch Co., bds. Matthew
O’Hearn’s, rear Beaver Brook station
O’Hearn Matthew, laborer, 11.rear Beaver Brook station
Ohnemus Andrew, wheelwright, Spring, near Main, house
off Bacon, near Dale
O’Laughlin Bridget, widow of Patrick, house Middle,
near Spring
O’Laughlin John, blacksmith, boards Mrs. P. O’Laughlin’s,
Middle, near Spring
Olcott John E., mason, house 20 Cross
Olcott John H., mason, house20 Cross
Oliver Joseph, machinist Am. Watch Co., rms. 3 Adams
Olney Charles J., machinist Am. Watch Co.,h. 21 Crescent
Olney Geo. L., at Am. Watch Co., boards Chas. a. Olney’s, 21 Crescent
Olney Henry J., house Maple, near Moody
Olney William, at Am. Watch Co., rooms J. C. Garfield’s,
Hall
Olsen Nelson, at B. Mnfg. Co,, h. River, near F. R. R.
Olson Ole, at Am. Watch Co., boards 53 Adams
O’Neal Geo. I’., plumber, b. Michael O’Neal’s, Charles
O’Neal John, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
O’Neal John, plumber, boards Michael O’Neal’s, Charles
O’Neal Michael, moulder, house Charles, near Harvard
O’Neil John, house Fountain, near Charles
313
WA&THAN
[p]
DIRECTORY.
O’Neil John, laborer, house off Main, near Weston
O’Neil Thomas, laborer, house Ferren, near Felton
Orcntt Frank J., clerk B. Mlifg. Co., boards 11 Pine
Ormsby William D., machinist, h. 25 Gordon, neAr Hall
Orne Sarah L., widow of Wm. G., h. Floyd, near Charles
Osboru Daliiel F., lather, house Charles, near Prospect
Osborn Elizabeth, wid. of Daniel, h. Mechanic, n. Water’
Osborn Geo. IV., clerk, 284 Main, 11. Charles, n. Prospect
Osborn Hiram, carpenter, house Blnio, near Prospect
Osgood Edward
C., machinist American
Watch Tool
Co., h. Smith’s block, Moody
Osgood Frank O., student, boards 10 Prospect
Osgood Henry T., house Gordon, near Hall
Osgood Moses E., wholesale hats, caps and furs (240 Devonshire, Winthrop sq., B.), house 10 Prospect
Osgood Richard, foreman box factory, h. River+. Willow
Osgood Sarah A. Miss, house 10 Prospect
Otis James T., dialmaker
Am. Watch Co., boards 13
H:lrvard avenue
Otis Mary L., wid. of Thomas, h, 13 Harvard av., n. Grant
O’Toole James, florist, Prospect, near Charles, house
Charles, near Floyd
O’Toole John, works at the bleachery, boards Mary R.
[New Grove
Hinneen’s, New Grove
O’Toole Patrick, at B. Mnfg. Co., b. Mary R. Einneen’s,
Otte George ‘I’., carpenter, house 15 Prospect
Otte Thomas G., carpenter, h. Harvard av., n. Harvard
Owen Amelia 1,. Miss, teacher private school, boards 1~.
[Adams
A. Wood’s, Mt. Pleasant court
Owen Easton, works Am. Watch Co., h. Robbins, near
Owen Edward H., house 56 Crescent, corner Maple
Owen Sheldon, watchmaker Am. Watch Co., house Cherry, near Adams
Owens William, baker Dill Bros., h. Moody, near Pine
PACKARD
CALEB S., building mover and ice
dealer, 344 Main, telephone at the house, 344 Main
[274 Nain
(see page 308)
Packard Isaac H., pastor Moody street M. E. church, h.
Padelford Elliot S., jeweler at Am. Watch Co., boards 26
Walnut
Padelford Jas. F., at Am. Watch Co., house 115 Moody
Page Chal.rles F., apothecary, Moody, car. Spruce, h. do.
Page Elmer E., machinist Am. Watch Co.
Page George H., loom repairer B. Mnfg. Co., boards Wm.
Page’s, Charles
Page Harriet M., widow of Ezekiel W., house 195 Main
Page Owen, at Hopkins Watch Tool Co.
Page Thomas, carpenter, boards Bridget Page’s, Charles
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Paige Bridget, widow of William, h. Charles, opp. Grant
Paine Mary B. Mrs., house Pine, corner Hall
Paine Robert Treat jr., lawyer (16 Pemberton sq., B.),
hause (6 Mt. Vernon place, B.), summer residence,
Beaver
Palmer Charles E.,at Am. Watch Co., h. Weston,n. South
[house do.
Palmer Daniel, laborer, boards 565 Main
Palmer Dolphus D., watch mnfr., Spruce, car. Crescent,
Palmer Robert, at bleachery, bds. Ann Mitchell’s, River
P apineau Augustus, dentist, Central block, Main, house
Pond, near Lexington
Parker Abhie, widow of Chas. T., h. Cherry, n. Adams
Parker Abhie F., widow of Wm. C., boards Leonard
Griene’s, Crescent
Parker Charles, at Am. Watch Co., b. Shawmut House
Parker Charles H., at Am. Watch Co.,h. Cherry, n. Adams
Parker Edward L., hairdresser, 373 Main, car. Common,
hcnuseFelton, near Williams
Parker Geo. A., house Central, corner Jackson
Parker Geo. E., boxmaker, h. Parker’s lane, near Willow
Parker Joseph B., carpenter Am. Watch Co., boards D.
II. Hicks’, Robbins
Parker Lucy, widow of Isaac, h. Willow, c. Parker’s lane
Parker Milan A,, finisher in bleachery, h. Taylor+. Lowell
Parker Victor L., second hand B. Mnfg. Co., house Taylor, near Gardner
Parkhurst Hannah M., teacher Pond End school, boards
E. B. Armstrong’s, Lexington
Parkinson James, engineer, house Main, above Weston _
ARKS
CHARLES
F., civil engineer, Whitford’s
bldg., 361 IMain, h. Adams, n. Chestnut (see p. 299)
Parks Charles H., works American Watch Co., house
Parks Jonas, station agent B. & M. R. R. (Prison Point,
Charlestown), house 4 Gordon
Parks Marshall, carpenter, rear Felton, near Mechanic,
[street av.
h. Adams, c. Chestnut
Parmenter Chxs. W., principal High school, h. Summer
Parmenter Crayon Co., H. L. Hovey, pres., Zenas Parmenter manager, crayon mnfrs. and box makers, Pine,
near Chemistry station
Parmenter Geo. E., clerk Parmenter & Walker, boards
[Liberty
A. W. Sherman’s, Main
Parmenter Harriet Ii., widow of Jonas W., h. Main,opp.
Parmenter M. Elizabeth, widow of W-m. B., house Main,
[SO Adams
corner Willow
Parmenter Samuel W., works American Watch CO., h.
Parmenter Sarah F., widow of Chas. M., house 13 Walnut, near Moody
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DIRECTORY.
Parmenter Zenas, manager Parmenter Crayon Co., house
Main, corner Bacon
[h. do.
Parsons Wm. H. Mrs., house 69 Moody
Partello Fanny Miss, asst. teacher New Church school,
Partington William, laborer, boards 1 River
Patch Frank W., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 55 Lexington
Patch Samuel, at chalk factory, house 55 Lexington
Patrick Dexter B., carpenter, East Ash, house do.
Patrick Dexter B. jr., at Am. Watch Co., h. East Ash
Patridge Udolpho E., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Cherry, near Adams
Patten Bcnj. F., at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, nea,r Adams
Patterson Agnes E. Mrs., at American Watch Tool Co.,
.
boards George W. Ryan’s, Ash
Patterson Elbridge J., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 7 Spruce
Patterson Emmet J., machinist American Watch CO.,
boards George W. Ryan’s, Auh
Paul John T., carpenter, honse Charles, car. Williams
Paul William B., machinist American Watch Tool Co.,
house Maple, near Adams
Payne Peter, laborer, house Bolton, near Newton
Peabody Edward T., milkman, house Pond, between Lexington and Exchange
Peabody Henry W., milkman, h. Lexington, near School
Peabody John, mason, house 74 Lexington
Peabody Roswell L., at Am, Watch Co., b. 100 Crescent
Peabody Susie C. Miss, teacher Prospect lower primary
school, boards 74 Lexington
Pearson Eunice Miss, bouse 48 Central
[Lowell
Pearson Susan Miss, house 48 Central
Pease Francis M., overseer B. Mnfg. Co., h. 42 Pine, opp.
Peck Charles, hats, caps and furs, Central block, Main,
house Lexington, near Summer
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Peck John M., house Summer, near Lexington
Peck William, at American Watch’Co., rooms John M.
Moore’s, Moody
Peirce Elisha N., farmer, house Quince, near North
Peirce Maynard F., at Am. Watch Co., house 25 Maple
Peirce M. F. Mrs., music teacher, house 25 Maple
Peirce William J., wood engraver (4 Alden, B.), house
Main. near Linden
Pendexter George H., baggage express, order box postoffice, and depot, house 40 School
Penell Charles, blacksmith, house Pond, near Exchange
Penn George, at bleachery, house Willow, near Grove
Penniman Alanson P., house School, near I,iberty
Peridier Alcide, at American Watch Co., house 27 Brown
Perkins Frank J., manager Boston Branch Grocery Store,
Prospect block, Main, house at Malden
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115
Perkins Sewall F., machinist, house 23 Gordon, n. Hall
Perley James H., carpenter, house 22 Walnut, n. Adam8
Perry Alexander, farmer, house Bacon, near Dale
Perry Harry L., clerk Rumford Market, rooms 2i6 Main
Perry John, machiuist B. Mnfg. Co., h. School, opp. Grant
Peters Frank, at chalk factory, house Bolton, corner Day
Petersen Swen M. E., machinist, h. School, near Grant
Peterson Gustave, at B; Mnfg. Co., boards Alfred J.
Cran’s, Kiver
Peterson John, baker J. & A. Munster, h. Main, n. Linden
Peterson Joseph, house off Felton, near F. 12. R.
Peterson Karl, at American Watch Co., house 53 Adam8
Peterson Wm. E., ice dealer, bds. off Felton, n. F. R. R.
Pettengill Calvin P., at American Watch Co..,house High,
[High, n. Lowell
near Lowell
Pettengill Elizabeth, widow of Byron G., dressmaker, h.
[Spruce, n. Moody
Petts Asa, house 25 Charles
Phelps Jane Miss, teacher South grammar school, board8
Phelps Joseph (Hadley & Phelps), fish dealer, 18 Moody,
I house Spruce, near Moody
Phillips Addison H.., baggage master F. R. R., b. 62 River
~ Phinney Alfred, prmter Free Press office, boards George
Phinney’s, Bacon
KINNEY
GEORGE,
“Waltham Free Press,’
rear 233 Main, house Bacon, corner Dale
HINNEY
NATHANIEL
G., publisher Free
I
Press, rear 233 Main, board8 91 Bacon (see p. 295)
Pickering E. J. Mrs., boards J. E. Norris’, Bacon
Pickering William, carpenter, h. rear Main, Beaver Brook
Pierce Andrew J., photographer, 65 Moody, house do.
Pierce Asa T., farmer, house Beaver, opposite Linden
Pierce H. B. R. Mrs., house River, corner Farwell
Pike James R., machinist F. 1%R. (repair shop, Charlestown), house Walnut, near Moody
Pilger Mary Mrs., house 27 Hammond
Pillsbury Alfred, at American Watch Co., boards F. A.
Thompson’s, Alder
Pillsbury Nancy W. Mrs., nurse, b. Mrs. Gilford’s, Robbins
Pinkhnm Lizzie Miss, house Maple, near Moody
Piper Lewis L., at American Watch Tool Co., bds. Mrs.
Derbyshire’s, Pine
Piper Mary A. Miss, boarding-house, 242 Main
Plairs Charles, at Am. Watch Co., bds. Shawmut House
Platts Edwin A., clerk Boston Branch Grocery, house
Russell, corner Floyd
Platts Harriet, widow of Addison, house 32 Adam8
Platts Henry E., at American Watch Co., boards Edwin
A. Platt’s, Floyd
’
Platts Lucy Mm., dressmaker, house Floyd, car. h88ell
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DIRECTORY.
Plummer John, at American Watch Co., b. 100 Crescent
Pollard Benjamin, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards Joseph Pollard’s, Water
Pollard John, laborer, boards J. Pollard%, Water
Pollard Joseph, laborer, house Water, corner Charles
Pollard Simon, painter, boards J. Pollard’s, Water
Polsey Rebecca, widow of John, house 41 Central
Pond Geo. H., at Am. Watch Co., h. Robbins, n. Adams
Poole Benjamin B., salesman Exchange market, Main,
[n. Church
boards Central House
Poole Charles A. (Lane & Poole), r. 12 Elm, h. Summer,
Poor A. L., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Crescent, c. Walnut
Pope Albert T., clerk D. E. Pope & Son, house Main,
opposite Cross
Pope Daniel E. (Daniel E. Pope & Son), grocer, 311
Main, house 58 Church
Pope Daniel E. & Son (Daniel E. and George B. Pope),
grocers, 311 Main
Pope George B. (Daniel E. Pope & Son), 311 Main, h.
rear Summer street avenue
Pope Warren L., machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 49 Central
Pope & Viles (George 1% Pope and James Viles), tlour
and grain, 238 Main, near Elm
Porter Asa, carpenter, rooms R. 5. Christie’s, Moody
Porter Frank K., clerk at Boston Mnfg. Co., boards Mrs.
Churchill’s, Common
Porter Harriet W., wid. of John M., h. Common, n. Middle
Porter Omer P., physician, oflice River, near Willow,
house at Newtonville
Potter Charles F., house Ash, near Adams
Potter Frank M., machinist, boards 9 Pine
Potter Georgia M., widow of James W., boards 9 Pine
Potter James M., machinist, boards 3 Pine
Powers Amos H., blacksmith, h. r. Main, Beaver brook
Powers Michael, weaver B. Mnfg. Co., house 36 River
Powers Thomas, engineer, .house Ferren, near I?. R. R.
Pownall Jeremiah B., at Am. Watch Co., h. 42 Crescent
Pownall John ‘I’., at Am. Watoh Co., h. Walnut, n. Moody
Pratt Charles E., engraver American Watch Co., house
Prospect place
Pratt Clarence S., iron worker, h. Gushing, corner Hall
Pratt Edward G. (at gas works, Providence), b. 9 Russell
Pratt Edwin B., farmer, heuse Winter, above West
Pratt Francis P., house 3 Pine, corner Moody
Pratt George E., driver Weeks & Co., house 57 Central
Pratt Harry E., clerk, 76 Moody, rooms Pine, II. Gardner
Pratt Roxana, widow of Samuel, house 17 Prospect
Pratt Samuel T., porter (261 Purchase, B.), b. 37 Crescent
Pratt William A. lst, melter (Watertown), h. 9 Russell
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117
Pratt
William A., carpenter and builder, Main, near
Weston, house do.
Prentiss Lydia Miss, house 46 Central
Prentiss Sarah Miss, house 46 Central
Priest Jonas H., house 22 Prospect
RIEST
HERMAN
E., grocer, crockery and
glass ware, 353 Main, h. 26 Prospect (see page 296)
Prince John T., supt. of schools, b. Dr. J. ‘W. Willis’, Main
Procter Fanny Mrs., house Crescent, corner Chestnut
Proctor Alfred D., machinist 11. G. Brown & Co., house
29 Charles
Proctor Thomas F.? dial painter American Watch CO.,
rooms Lexington, corner Summer
Prospect Club, 240 Main
ROSPECT
HOUSE, W. J. Richardson, prop.,
Main, opposite Prospect (see page 298)
Prouty Chas. H., brakeman F.R.R., b.G. R.Grant’s,Cherry
Pulsifer John, carpenter, rms. Osgood Weymonth’s, Taylor
Punohard J. W., machinist American Watch Tool CO.
Purchase Alfred, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 15 Cushing
Pyne Charles M., carpenter, house Water, near Felton
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QUALTERS
MARGARET,
widow of Thomas, house
Felton, near Williams
Qualters Martin, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Qualters Thomas, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Qualters William, laborer, house 103 School
Quigg Charles, milk driver, boards 46 Exchange
Quigg Patrick, milkman, house 46 Exchange
Lexington
Quigley John, house River, near Willow
Quimbp George E., clerk Clark, Maynard & cco., bds. 28
Quinlisk Michael, laborer, h. Calvary, n. the cemetery
Quinn Edward, carpenter, house South, near Vernon
Quinn Edward N., student, boards 48 Church
Quinn Hugh, carpenter Geo. D. Taylor, house 22 Cross
Quinn John, lather, boards Alfred Bond’s, Felton
Quinn Kate, widow of John, house 48 Church
Quinn Mary, widow of John, h. Charles, opp. Fountain
Quinn Morris, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Quinn Patrick, laborer, b. Il. .J. McBride’s, New Grove
Quinn Thomas A., tea.mster, boards 48 Church
Quinn Timothy, laborer, house Spring, near School
Quirk Patrick, milkman, b. Miss Ryan’s, River, n. Willow
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RAFFERTY
ELLEN, widow, h. Exchange, n. School
Rafferty Thomas, carriage maker (Buburndale),
house
Exchange, near School
Ramsey James E., engraver, boards 15 Cross
Ramsey William, laborer, house 15 Cross
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DIRECTORY.
Ramsey William G., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 15 Cross
Rand Albert H., at Am. Watch Co., bds. Moody, c. Ash
Rand George, at American Watch Co., b. Moody, c. Ash
AND
GEORGE
F. (Rand & Dutch), provisions,
house Cushinp, near Moody
& DUTCH
(George I?. Rand and Francis
AND
M. Dutch), Rumford market, Lexington,
near Main
(see page 299)
Randall David, broker and commission merchant (29 India, Boston), house Summer, car. Church
Randall Joseph, works American Watch Co., house 54
[Smith’s, Moody
Brown, near Arlams
‘Randall Joseph jr., at American Watch Co., rooms M. D.
Randall Lizzie E., teacher South grammar sohoo1, boards
13 Pine
Randall Reuben I?., carpenter, house 7 East Ash
Randall Walter, at American Watch Co., b. 54 Brown
RanegaT;;;Fkl
laborer F. 12. R., house rear Charles, opp.
[Raney a, Charles
Raney Patrick jr., at American Watch Co., bds. Patrick
Rankin Edward E., house Dale, near Bacon
Rankins Perry, grocer, Lexington, near &lain, house Main,
near Liberty
[Prospect
Ranney Ores N., photographer
W. A. Webster, rms. 17
Raynor Alfred A., works B. Mnfg. Co., h. John, n. Flood
Reade P. Mrs., house School, nearly opposite Spring
Reagan Patrick, laborer, house rear Willow, near River
’ Reed Albert C., student, boards 36 Adams
Reed Benjamin F., paver (6 Sears building,
199 Washington, Boston), house Moody, car. Crescent
Reed Charles A., carpenter, house Floyd, near Charles
Reed Charies H., bocbkkeeper E. M. Richardson,
boards
Floyd, near Charles
Reed Clarence E., music teacher, boards 36 Adams
Reed George B., laborer, house rear 277 Main
Reed George I?. (Eaton & Reed), lawyer, 361 Main, bds.
IS. I”. Reed’s, Moody
Reed Minnie F. Mrs., dressmaker, 355 Main, house do.
Reed Rebecca, widow of Andrew G., house 36 Adams
Reynolds George, weaver, boards 1 River
Reynolds Samuel H., at Amerioan Watch Co., boards H.
C. Stowell’s, Robbins
Rhan. Thomas, supt. W. & N. H. R., house Hammond
Rhodes J:lmes, grocer, Felton, opposite Fountain, h. do.
Rhodes Thomas B., moulder, b. James Rhodes’, Felton
Rhodes Wm. H., cxrriage smith, b. Jas. Rhodes’, Felton
ICE CALVIN, provisions, 1 Lexington, house 21
Hammond (see page 306)
Rice Daniel W., hostler L. J. Kendall, 15 Crescent, b. do.
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Rice
Rice
Rice
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119
Mary A., widow of Samuel H., h. Cherry, II. Adams
Oiiver R., works Am. Watch Co., h. Prospect place
Oscar, house Floyd, near Charles
Samuel, at Am. Watch Co., h. Adams, car. Brown
Stephen R., hostler L. J. Kendall, 15 Cresceut, b. dp.
Willard A., blaoksmith American Watch Co., house
rear 14 Spruce, near Adams
Rich Harriet Miss, house 70 Schobl
Rich Priscilla Miss, house 70 School
Richards Charles E., machinist American Watch Co., h.
Cherry, near Adams
Richards Herbert, fireman F. R. R., bds. r. 13 Central
Richards Mrs., house rear 13 Central
Richardson Albert E., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 38 Brown
Richardson Boardman, carpenter, house off Charles, near
[h. 38 Brown
Prospect
Richardson Charles E., machinist American Watbh Co.,
Richardson Clarence L., at Am. Watch Co., h. 38 Brown
Richardson Edward M., hardware, Goodnow’s block, h.
Floyd, near Charles
Richardson
Rem-y, Waltham
Emery Wheel Co., house
Taylor, near Lowell
Richardson
Henry K., at American
Watch Co,., boards
Boardman Richardson’s, off Charles
Richardson Henry O., clerk G. H. Whitford, b. 60 Central
Richardsoa J. Davis, at American Watch Co., rms. Robert
B. Dunning’s, Chestnut
Richardson Merrick L., at Am. Watch Co., h. 235 Main
Richardson Oris J. Mrs., house 60 Central
Richardson Waldo, clerk T. D. Stratton, Whitford’s
blk.
Main, boards do., Main
Richardson Walter, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 10 Adams
ICHARDSON
WARREN
J., prop. Prospect
House, Main, opp. Prospect (see page 298)
Ricker Fred., moulder, b. Francis A. Thompson’s, Alder
Ricketson Giles S., at American Watch Co., h. 57 Ash
Ridstrum Ermen, machinist, bds. C. F. Chase’s, Taylor
Riley Charles, machinist, B. Mnfg. Co., house rear Beaver
Brook station
Riley John P., milk driver, bds. Thomas Riley’s, Felton
Riley Lawrence
(Lawrence Riley & Co.), dry goods, 265
Main, house Grant, corner Harvard avenue
Riley Lawrence & Co. (Lawrence Riley), dry goods and
ladies’ furnishings, 265 Main
Riley Patrick, laborer, house Friend, near John
Riley Patrick, house rear Bacon, opposite Pond
Riley Thomas, blacksmith’s helper American Watch Co.,
house Felton, corner Williams
Riley Thomas, laborer, house 21 River
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DIRECTORY.
Riley Thomas, laborer Reuben Wyman, Winter, bds. do.
Riley William, carpenter, boards 40 River
Ring Chas. A., at Am. Watch Co., b. Moody, car. Brown
ING
CHARLES
W., harnessmaker, 303 Main,
boards Central House (see back cover)
Ii
Ring Hannah M., widow of’ Elbridge G., h. 37 Crescent
Ring H. Louise Miss, dressmaker, 37 Crescent, house do.
Ring Sarah E., widow of Charles, h. Moody, c. Brown
Ripley Augustine, at American Watch Co., house 63 Ash
Ripley Fred P., at American Watch Co., house 20 Maple
Risdon Frank A., machinist, rooms Hemry C. Duncau’s,
[Adams
Adams
Risdon Sidney A., machinist, rooms Henry C. Duucan’~,
Rivard Albert, at American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. H. B.
Locke’s, Moody, corner Brown
Roach Daniel, laborer, house Willow, corner Grove
Roach Nicholas, laborer, h. Brown’s lane, near Charles
Robbius Asa F., at American Watch Co., house Prospect
place, uear Charles
Robbins Frank N., house 7 Maple
Rsbbius H. Estella, clerk, 105 Moody, boards 7 M:Iple
Robbins John A., tin peddler, house River, near Willow
Robbins Royal E., treas. and supt. Am. Watch Co., Crescent (,office 403 Washington,
B.), house at Boston
Robbius Sabra N., widow of William, boarding-house,
Adams, corner Maple
Robbins Walter G., at American Watch Co., bds. Adams
[lor, n. Hall
House, Adams
Roberts Frank I’., at American
Watch Co., h. 33 TayRoberts John Mrs., house South; near Roberts crossing
Roberts John & Son, paper mnfr., South, near Roberts
crossing (office, 91 Federal, Boston)
Roberts Paper Mill, South, near Roberts crossing
Roberts William, papermaker, South, h. South, n. R. R.
Robinson Fannie M. Miss, clerk, Moody, corner Spruce,
boards Lowell, near Pine
Robiuson James F. (Beatty
& Robinson),
furniture
dealer, Prospect block, Main, house 6 Newton
Robinson Joseph W., house 12 Crescent
Rock Wm. H., at Am. Watch Co., b. J. C.Gates’, Moody
Roddick Thomas, oil can mnfr., Benefit, house 73 Moody
Rode11 Mrs., house North, corner Quince
Roesger Meinhard, dial painter American
Watch Co., h.
Hammond
Rogers Amos L., at Am. Watch Co., h. Pine, c. Newton
Rogers Audrew, moulder, b. Peter Rogers’, So. Harvard
Rogers Andrew J., expressman, h. 11 Spruce, n. Moody
Rogers Ann, widow of James, boards Oak, near Acorn
Rogers Charles A., boards Mrs. Ellen M. Rogers’, Oak
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121
Rogers Charles E. W.: clerk (P. d., Boston), rooms Mrs.
[c. Gordon
Lncy K. Foster’s, Maple
Rogers Charles W., foreman Am, Watch Co., h. Moody,
Rogers Edward, laborer, house Heard, near Central
Rogers Elizabeth F. Miss, house 18 River
Rogers Fred O., at Am. Watch Co., h. Pine, n. Newton
.
Rogers Fred W., house Charles, near I’rospect
Rogers F. W. Mrs., dressmaker, Charles, near Prospect
Rogers George H., house Main, corner Grant
Rogers George W., driver Delano & Co. Express, house
rear Newton, opposite Pine
Rogers James, at hosiery mill, boards Oak, near Acorn
Rogers John M., boards Mrs. Mary A. Rogers’, Oak
Rogers Mary A., widow of John, house Oak, car. Acorn
Rogers Patrick E., teamster, house Felton, near Williams
Rogers Peter, laborer, house South Harvard, n. F. R. R.
Rogers Thomas, house Oak, near Cedar
Rogers William, gardener Augustus Flagg, Forest, house
Forest, near North
Rogers Wrllmm, laborer, house 94 School
Rogers William F., at American Watch Co., beards Geo.
A. Davis’, Alder
Rogers Wm. N. (Thorp & Rogers), Walthsm Steam
Laundry, house Lowell, corner Dana
Rollings Artemas, carpenter, house Oak, opp. Acop
Rollins Mary E., widow of David, board&&%omas
G.
Harvey’s, Prospeat
Rollins Thos. G., at Am. Watch Co., house 11 Adams
Rone Thomas, laborer., house Charles, opposite Grant
Ronlo Louis, at Amerman Watch Co., boards Mrs. M. C.
Campbell’s, Robbins
Rooney Charles, laborer, house Spring, opposite Middle
Rooney John H., clerk J. E. Burke & Co., house Charles,
[boards 30 Bacon
opposite Water
Rooney John F. (Murphy & Rooney), clothing, 381 Main,
Rooney Mary, widow of Thomas, h. Spring, near School
Rooney Michael, laborer, house 30 Bacon
Rooney Patrick, laborer, house Pond, near Lexington
Rooney Patrick, laborer, house 101 School
Rooney Sarah, widow of Martin, house rear School,
nearly opposite Spring
Rooney Timothy, at bleachery, house John, near Moore
Rooney William, at American
Watch Co., boards Mary
[Rooney’s, Pond
Rooney’s, Spring
Rooney Wm. F., sexton St. Mary’s church, boards P.
Rooney Wm. J. (Rooney & Lanagan), boots and shoes,
Donahoe block, Main, bds. Michael Rooney’s, Bacon
Rooney & Lanagan (Wm. J. Rooney and Patrick
LanaX . gan), boots and shoes, Donahoe block, Main
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Joseph,
fruit
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dealer,
DIRECTORY.
Main,
corner
Elm,
house
285 Main
Rose Abraham, coachman I?. W. Geodnow, Main
Rose Eleazer, boarding-house,
High, opposite Lowell
Rose Henry, dial-painter,
boards W 111.Owens’, 1Iood y
Rose Norman J., carpenter, house 6 Bacon
Ross Charles It., clerk Caawell Bros., boards 14 Cross
Ross E. Mrs., milliner, 289 Main, house rear 228 Main
Ross Richard, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 11 River
Roughsedge Henry, file-cutter, rear 275 Main, house do.
Roughsedge Wm., at American Watch Co., h. 15 Brown
Roundy David, bnggnge-master F. R. R., b. 13 Church
Rourk Edward, weaver, boards 14 Elm
Rourk John, at Am. Watch Co., b. Joanna Kourk’s, River
Rourk Owen, finisher at bleachery, boards Joanna Rourk’s,
River
Rourk Joanna, widow of Thomas, h. River, near Willow
corner Pond
Roorke Bernard, laborer, house Exchange,
Rourke Michael (Worcester, Mass.), h. High, near Hall
Rouse William, laborer, house Calvary, near Friend
Rowan Andrew, machinist, house Mt. Pleasant
Rowan James, blacksmith, house 116 School
Rowan James, machinist,
boards M. E. Harrington’s,
Exchange
Rowe Elbridge, at Am. Watch Co., boards H. C. Stowell’s, Robbins
Rowe George H., at American Watch Co., rooms George
W. Brooks’, Cherry
Rowe Margaret E., wid. of Alex., h. Robbins, n. Adaqs
Rowe11 Alexander, produce dealer, h. Vernon, n. South
Ruth Andrew, at American Watch Co., h. 13 Brown
R.ugg Helen L., widow of Warren, 11.Cherry, 11.Adams
Rugg Wm. L., at American Watch Co., bds. I6 Chestnut
Russell Charles E., bookkeeper (7 Green, B.), house Cherry, near Crescent
Russell Charles J., at American Watch Co., b. 2 Adarns
Russell Mary M. Miss, boards Spruce, near Adams
Russell S. A. Mrs., boards 2 Adams
Rutter Abby E., widow of Josiah, h. Pond, n. Lexington
Rutter Frank J., bookkeeper (Abattoir,
Brighton), house
Summer avenue
FREDERICK
P., agent Wm. A.
UTTER
Hunnewell, coal, 164 Main, house Pond, n. Lexington (see front cover)
Rutter
Nathaniel
P., overseer Boston
ManuFdcturing
Co., boards Mrs. Abby E. Rutter’s, Pond
Rutter Wm. B., artist, boards Mrs. A. E. Rutter’s, Pond
Ryan Albert M., milkman, house Hammond, near Main
Ryan Bridget, house River, near Willow
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Ryan Charles H., hairdresser, Main, car. Elm, h. 2 Pond
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, house 15 Central
Ryan Daniel R., tailor, Main, c. Lexington, h. 11 Middle
Ryan Edward A., plumber, house 9 Mrddle
Ryan George W., machinist Am. Watch Tool Co., house
Walnut, near Moody
Ryan Geo. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, near Moody
Ryan Henry L., express driver, boards 11 Middle
Ryan Hugh E., clerk Chxs. Peck, b. Martin Ryau’s, River
Ryan James E., at the bleachery, h. Oak, n. Newton
Ryan Johanna Miss, house Oak, near Newton
Ryan John, laborer, house off Bacon, near Pond
Ryan John, laborer, house Parker’s lane, near River
Ryan John, laborer, house Moore, opposite Oak
Ryan John, mason, house Moore, opposite Oak
Ryan John H., mason, house Hall, corner Taylor
Ryan Margaret, widow of Patrick E., h. Middle, n. Spring
Ryan Martin, salesman (8 Oliver, B.), house River, near
[b. do.
the bleachery
Ryan Martin, laborer J. F. Baldwin,North, above Quince,
Ryan Mary A., widow of John, house Oak, near Cedar
Ryan Mary W., widow of Henry M., house 12 Liberty
Ryan Michael, works Am. Watch Co., h. Oak, n. Cedar
Ryan Patrick, blacksmith, boards 413 Main
Ryan Patrick, laborer, house Felton, near Williams
Ryan Patrick J., inside man G. W. Lyman, Lyman, b. do.
Ryan Philip, stone-mason, house School, near Bacon
Ryan Samuel L., milkman, house 46 Central
Ryan Thomas, laborer, house Grove, near Willow
Ryan Thomas, farmer, h. off Lincoln, near Lincoln line
Ryan Timothy, b. Martin Ryan’s, River, near Willow
Ryan Wiilliam, laborer, house Sun, near Ferren
Ryan William, laborer, house Felton, opp. Fountain
SALE CHARLES E., apothecary, 4 Eagle block, Main,
house 13 Pine
Salisbury James, in the bleachery, house Parker’s lane
Saltmarsh Fred. L., assistant engineer Mass. Central R.
R., boards Moody, near Walnut
Saltmarsh William H., qverseer spinning room B. Mnfg.
Co., house Moody, near Walnut
Sampson Clarence, talker, h. Prospect place, n. Charles
Sampson Joseph A., clerk W. D. McWain, house Nortb,
near-Lexington
Samuels Edward A., publisher (25 Congress, B.), house
South, near Main
Sanborn Mary L., widow of William, boards F. B. Mil[son’s, Cbarles
lard’s, Floyd
Sauderson Albert, chair seater, boards Mrs. R. Sander8
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Sanderaon Arthur, at American
Watch Co., boards R.
Sanderson’s, Robbins
Sanderson Augustus H., carpenter, h. 55 Central, n. Elm
Sanderson Converse F.,restaurant, 67 Moody, h. 24 Taylor
Sanderson Elisha H., clerk, 295 Main, boards A. H. San[Bacon
demon’s, Central
Sanderson Emery J., clerk (126 Summer, B.), h. Dale, n.
Sanderson George H., apothecary,
295 Main, boards A.
H. Sanderson’s, Central
Sanderson George L., pxiuter, h. Charles, near Fountain
Sanderson George O., manager Sanderson House, 13 and
15 Lexington, house do.
Sanderson Herbert
F., at American
Watch Co., rooms
Mrs. A. F. Monroe’s, Chestnut
Sanderson Horace M., farmer, bds. Nathan Ssnderson’s,
[15 Lexington
Lexington
Sanderson House, Geo. 0. Sxnderson, manager, 13 and
Sanderson John, house D;lle, near Bitcon
Sanderson John L., carpenter, house Charles, near Grant
Sanderson Leslie, at American
Sxnderson’s, Robbins
Sanderson Lowell, farmer, house Lexington, near Like
Sanderson Nathan, farmer, house Lincoln, above Curve
Sandersou Orillx, wid. of Charles, h. Lexington, n. Lake
Sanderson Percie M., widow
of Horace, house 15 Tzlylor
Sanderson Richard, carpenter, h. Rt)bbms, near Crescent
Sanderson Rox,anna, widow of John, h. r. Charles, n. Water
Sanderson Samuel, at American
Sanderson’s, Robbins
Sanford 0. R., nurse, 27 Adams, boards do.
Sanger Edgirl; at American Watch Co., house 23 Adams
Sanger Edgar Mrs., house 23 Adams
Sanqrrist Klaus, at B. Mnfg. Co., house River, n. F. R. R.
Sargent William
D., at American
Watch Co,, rooms C.
W. French’s, Moody
Saul Charles T., at American Watch Co., h. 28 Lexington
Saul Edwin U., at Am. Watch Co., h. Charles, n. Prospect
Saul Joseph H., boards Thomas Saul’s, Hammond
Saul Thomas, tailor (B.), house Hammond, n. Main
Saunders John W., at Am. Watch, Co., house 26 Walnut
Savage William
A., at American
Watch Co., boards J.
[Moody
C. Gates’, Moody
Savory Belinda A., widow of Hiram W., h. Brown, near
Savory David M., clerk at the bleachery, house Brown,
near Moody
Sawin Charles A., at American
Watch Co., h. 23 Brown
Sawin John C., carpenter American
Watch Co., house
Sawtell Lucy A. Miss, house 65 Central
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Sawtell William R., at Am. Watch Co., boards 8 Cherry
Sawyer Dominick, carpenter, boards 14 Elm
Sawyer John, laborer, house 17 River
Saxe JOE.F., at Am. Watch Co., b. Mary Saxe’s, Exchange
Saxe M:lry, widow of Bnrcellus, li. Exchange, nea.r Main
Sayers Michael, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Scamman Nicholas, at Am. Watch Co., house 33 Brown
Scamman Samuel F., at American Watch Co., house Rob
[Lexington
bins, near Adams
Scamman William G., machinist B. Mnfg. Co., house 14
Scanlon Johanna, widow of John, h. Cedar, near Calvary
Scanlon Mary Mrs.! house Heard, near Cenlral
Scantlebury Spurgeon C., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 40
Crescent
Schmidt Robert, at American Watch Co.
Schwab Jacob, at American Watch Co., bds. 91 Cre_scent
Schwartz Isador, hats, caps, and ready made clothing,
Main, 3d door from Lexington, h. School, n. Lyman
Scribner Henry H., poetal clerk, boards 10 Chestnut
Seabury Samuel F., wholesale grocer (58 So. Market, B.),
[Pine, n. Newton
house 41 Central
Seale Frederick G., at American Watch Co., house rear
Sears George W., carriage painter, boards Mrs. H. M.
Churchill’s, Common
Sears Philip H., lawyer (13 Pemberton sq., U.), house (7
Mt. Vernon place, B.), summer residence, Beaver
Sears William, carpenter, boards 23 Spring
Seavey J. Willis, machinist, rooms 10 Cushing
Seeley Frank, at American Watch Co., rms. 17 Crescent
Seery Abby P. Mrs., boards H. B. Looke’s, Moody
Segreve James, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
Segreve Japes jr., at bleachery, house Cedar, near Oak
Segreve William H., machinist American Watch Tool
Co., rooms A. Lewis’, Lowell
Sell Edwin A., at American Watch Co., rooms W. H.
Dickson’s, Chestnut
CBacon
Sewall Benjamin B., clerk (456 Washington, B.), h. 7
SewaN Charles W., clerk C. H. Jones, High, boards Mrs.
L. B. Sewall’s, Main
Sewall Louisa B., wid. of John L., h. Main, opp. Liberty
Shafer Frank, at American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. Lydia
Bacon’s, Moody
Shakspeare Wm., engraver American Watch Co., house
High, corner Newton
Shanley James, laborer, house Parker’s lane
Shanley Kate, wid. of John, h. River, opp. the bleachery
Shannon Jeremiah, watchman, h. Mechanic, near Charles
Sharpe Samuel H., receiving clerk F. R. R., boards John
C. Fisher’s, Charles
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Shaughnessy Cornelius, laborer, bils. Calvary, car. Flood
Shaughnessy Margaret Miss, house Calvary, corner Flood
Shaughnessy Michael, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Shaunessy Thomas, labo,rer, house Friend, near John
Shaw Alfred, fireman F. 12. I~., h. John, corner Friend
Shaw Henry E., clerk Calvin Rice, boards 21 Hammond
Shawmut Honse, Ash, corner Crescent
HEDD
GEORGE
F., machinist and engine bnilder, Lexington,
near Beaver, house Dale, near Bacon
(see page 297)
Shedd Joel, blind fastener mnfr., Dale, n. Bacon, h. do.
Shedd Phebe I-I., widow of Varnum A., house Lexington,
near School
Shedd William E., clerk (49 South, B.), h. Bacon, n. Dale
Sheehan Margaret Mrs., house Spring, corner Niddle
Sheffield Charles, engraver American
Watch Co., rooms
Mrs. H. B. Locke’s, Moody, corner Walnut
Sheffield John, at Am. Watch Co., h. Hall, near Cushing
Sheldon Fred C., hairdresser, hds. Mrs. H. M. Churchill’s,
Common
[Spruce, n. Adams
Shepard James T., foreman American
Watch Co., house
Shepard William, watchmaker
at Alqerican
Watch Co.,
house Church, near Main
Shepherd Obed C. (Hebbard & Shepherd), dry goods (250
Main, Worcester), house 119 Moody
Sheridan John, at B. Mnfg. Co.. bds. 11 Long blk., Elm
Sheridan Margaret, wid. of Patrick, h. Middle, n. Spring
Sheridan Patrick, farmer, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Sheridan Thotnas, laborer, house Exchange, near School
Sherman Abel W. (Sherman & Locke), grocer, Main, corner Spring, house 468 Main
Sherman Asahel, milkman, house 63 Adams
Sherman Henry P., real estate agent, h. Liberty, c. School
Sherman John M., dentist, Common, nex Main, h. do.
Sherman Newton, milkman, boards 63 Adams
Sherman Prentiss, shoemaker, Crescent, n. Moody, h. do.
Sherman & Locke (Abel W. Sherman and Willard I?.
Locke), grocers, Main, corner Spring
Sherwood Arthur
G., painter, boards Mrs. R. A. Sherwood’s, Cross
F ross
Sherwood John J., mason, bds. Mrs. R. A. Sherwood’s,
Sherwood Rose A., widow of Robert, h. Cross, n. Main
Sherwood William,
teamster, boards Mrs. R. A. Sherwood’s, Cross
Shields James, painter, house rear Bacon, near Pond
Shields Patrick, laborer, house Bacon, near Pond
Shields Patrick jr., bricklayer, h. Fountain, near Charles
Shiels Martin, grocer, Willow, opp. Foundry av., h. do.
Shirley George H., asst. supt. American Watch Co., house
25 Crescent
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Shirley William, laborer, house Felton, near Prospect
Shoesmith John J., machinist Am. Watch Co,, b. 27 River
Shoesmith Mary, widow of William, house 27 River
Shuman Henry, Waltham Emery Wheel Co., house 88
Crescent
[Alden’s, Alder
Sibley Charles, at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. Sarah B.
Sibley Freeman K., emery, crocus and corundum cloth
and wheel mnfr., Moody, corner Cushing, house
Moody, corner High
Silman William, machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 126 School
Silman William, at Am. Watch Co., house 36 Brown
Silva Patrick, laborer, house Calvary, near Friend
Silver Joseph W., house Church, near School
Silvermail Solomon, laborer, house High, opposite Hall
Simmons Christopher, farmhand, b. B. F. Reed’s, Moody
Simmons Luville, at Am. Watch Co., b. Hall, c. Gordon
Simoods Cyrus P., janitor Congregational church, house
High, near Moody
Simonds John, at Am. Watch Co., h. Bacon, near Pond
Simonds John, farmhand A. Bennett, Bow, boards do.
Simonds Jonathan B., h. 8 Harvard, corner Harvard av.
Simonton William F., at B. Mnfg. Co., house 86 Moody
Simpson Alfred, at Am. Watch Co., house rear Harvard,
near Charles
Sinclair James A., house 25 Prospect
Singleton William A., at D. D. Palmer’s, Spruce, house
Moody, corner Cushing
Skeele Adaline M. Miss, boards 29 Maple
Skeele Henry E., machinist Am. Watch Co, h. 29 Maple
Skelton George W., at American Watch Co., rooms John
[Charles
D. Young’s, Charles
Sk&on Mary, widow of Warren, b. Wm. E. Allen’s, off
Skelton William J., at American Watch Co., rooms
Franklin Wood’s, Russell
Skerry Wm., at Am. Watch Co., b. John H. Neal’s, South
Skinner Ellis, picture-frame maker, h. School, opp. Grant
Skinner George C., at Am. Watch Co., house 115 Moody
Skinner Isaac W, at Am. Watch Co., bds. 115 Moody
Slattery Michael, moulder, h. Felton, opp. Brown’s lane
Sleeper Percy, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 5 Mechanic
Sloan Joseph H., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Miss Lizzie
[Adams
‘Black’s, Crescent
Sly Augustus B., at Am. Watch Co., bds. G. H. Ad,ams’,
Small James, at Am. Watch Co., bds. Mrs. Etta Bacon’s,
High
Small Sullivan R., at Am. Watch Co., house Cotnmon
Small William A., at American Watch Co., rooms Edward E. Cousins’, Myrtle
Smart Herbert C., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Cushing
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Smith Albert, at1 American Watch Co., boards George F.
[Chestnut
Car&, Taylor
Smith Albert B., carpenter American
Watch Co., h. 21
Smith Alex. G., carpenter, house 22 Maple
Smith Ann Elizabeth
Miss, dressmaker, 304 Main, opp.
Central House, house do.
Smith Arthur F., at Am; Watch Co., house 48 Adams
Smith Arthur G,, at Am. Watch Co., bds. 10 Chestnut
Smith Arthur P., principal South grsmmar school, house
High, near Moody
Smith Benton Rev., house Moody, corner Orange
Smith Charles C., carpenter, South, near Charles, h. do.
Smith Charles E., engineer Davis & Farnum Mnfg. CO.,
[n. Adams
house Foundry avenue
Smith Charles R., works Am. Watch Co., house Spruce,
Smith C. W., at Am, Watch Co., boards H. C. Stowell’s,
Robbins
Smith Edward P., farmer, house Lincoln, near Lexington
Smith Edwin, house 19 School
Smith Edwin R., carpenter, house Taylor, corner EIall
Smith Elijah II., Ameriohn Watch Co., house 195 Main
Smith Ella M., widow of James G., b. J. D. Cutter’s, Main
Smith Eveline, widow of Wm. H., house 32 Lyman
Smith Frances A. Miss, house 195 Main
Smith Francis, laborer, house Cedar, near Oak
Smith Francis C., farmer, house Lincoln, near Curve
Smith Frank, clerk, 72 Moody, rooms 94 du.
Smith Frank U., boards 8 Taylor
Smith Fred A., American Watch Co., rooms W. S. Farrington’s, Taylor
Smith George, carpenter, house 59 Central
National
Bank
Smith George A., bookkeeper Hamilton
(60 Devonshire, B.), house Linden, near Beaver
Smith Geo. E., at Am. Watch Co., h. Robbins, n. ~%Ioody
Smith George H., foreman (162 Broadway, Cambridgeport), house 47 Crescent
Smith George M., veterinary surgeon, b. Central Houae
Smith Georgie E. Mrs., boarding-house,
Maple, n. Adams
Smith Hannah C., widow of John, h. School, opp. Grant
Smith Harry W,, bookkeeper at the bleachery, boards 32
Lyman
Smith James, at the blenohery, h. Newton, n. the bridge
Smith James, laborer, house Charles, corner Williams
Smith John F., at chalk factory, b. Patrick Smith’s, Ferren
Smith John S., mail deliverer,
boards John Smith’s,
School, near Exchange
Smith J. Dustiu, carpenter, house 200 Main
Smith Leonard, clerk (29 India, B.), boards Mrs. M. J.
Smith’s, Lyman
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Smith Margaret, widow of Patrick, h. John, car. Flood
Smith Margaret, widow of Thomas, h. Clinton, near Day
Smith Maria Miss, at Am. Watch Co., b. Adams House
Smith Marshall, house 5 Harvard
Smith Mary Ann, widow of George W., house Brook,
near Lincoln line
Smith Mary J., wid. of Leonard P., h. Lyman, c. Summer
Smith Mattie, at Am. Watch Co., boards Adams House
Smith Melzer D., farmer, house Moody, opposite Brown
Smith Nathan Mrs., boards Lexington, near Curve
Smith Orlendo A. (0. A. Smith & Co.), dry goods, house
.at Newton Centre
Smith 0. A. & Co. (Orlendo A. Smith),dry goods, Whie
ford’s building, 359 Main
Smith Patrick, laborer, house Newton, near Benefit
Smith Patrick, laborer, house Ferren, near Felton
Smith Perez Mrs., house Lincoln, near Lexington
Smith Reuben L., works Am. Watch Co., h. 8 Taylor
Smith Richard, fish peddler, house Oak, near Newton
Smith Samuel L., watchman B. Mnfg. Co., h. 45 Central
Smith Sophila, widow of Joseph L., house off Bacon,
[Central
near Lexington
Smith Stephen B., machinist Am. Watch Tool Co., b. 45
Smith Susan, widow of Spencer, house River, n. Willow
Smith Sylvanus, bookkeeper (B.), rooms 16 Adams
Smith Sylvanus W., real estate agent, 355 Main, house
School, near Lyman
Smith Thomas, hostler J. A. Cheney, Church, rooms do.
Smith Thomas D., American Watch Co., boards Patrick
[street avenue
Smith’s, Ferren
Smith Thomas P., printer (7 Spring lane, B.), h. Church
Smith Walter H., milkman W. L. Child,Lexington,b. do.
Smith William, at Am. Watch Co., boards 48 Brown
Smith William B. (F. R. K., B.), boards Rev. Benton
Smith’s, Moody, car. Orange
Smith William EL P., at American Watch Co., house
Robbins, near Adams
Smith William J., carpenter, rms. C. W. French’s,Moody
Smith Wm. W. (F. R. R., B.), house 5 Gordon
Smyth John R., silver plater, boards 73 Moody
Snell Charles E. Mrs., house Bacon, near Main
Snow Greenleaf, second hand B. Mnfg. Co., b. 6 Bacon
Snow Henry A., at (100 Franklin, B.), boards Henry S.
Jones’, High
Snow J. H., machinist Am. Watch Tool Co.
Snow William H., at Am. Watch Co., h. 10 Harvard av.
Somerville Charles, at Am. Watch Co., rooms Melvin H.
Coffin’s, Ash .
Somes George L., at Am. Watch Co., boards 19 Brown
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Soper John E., flour (2 and 3 India, B.), house Lexington, near Summer
Southall Thomas, at Am. Watch Co., boards John W.
Flohr’s, Foundry avenue
Spauldlng Harry C., provisions, Main, car. Common, rms.
Samuel S. Stinson’s, Hammond
Spaulding Henry A., at Am. Watch Co., h. 6 Crescent
Spaulding Woodbury II., American Watch Co., rooms 32
[Spear’s, Pine
Adams
Spear Guy M., at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. Mary E.
Spear Mary E. Mrs., house Pine, near F. R. R. crossing
Spear Robert, Am. Watch Co., h. Spruce, near Moody
Spear Syrena D., widow of Joseph, nurse, boards U. E.
Patridge’s, Cherry
Spellman John, laborer, house Exchange, near Main
Spelman James, carpenter, house Felton, near Watar
Spencer Fred E., gardener C. V. Woerd, Crescent, b. do.
Spencer Mark F., brakeman F. R. R., house Newton, opposite Calvary
Sprague Rhoda, widow of Chandler, house 3 Bacon
Stackpole Lydia, widow of Joseph, boards Samuel F.
Scammans’, Robbins
Stafford John, house Warren, near Beaver
Stankard Bridget, widow of Michael, h. Exchangen. Pond
Stsnkard Martin, mason, house Exchange, near Pond
Stankard Thomas, mason, house Pond, near Exchange
Stanley Addie M. Miss, bookkeeper Am. Watch Co., b.
E. S. Stanley’s, Grant
Stanley Amelia H. Miss, teacher East primary school,
No. 5, Charles, boards E. S. Stanley’s, Grant
Stanley Ezra S., house Grant, near School
Stanley Frank E., house Bacon, near School
Stanley Ira W., clerk Rutnfortl market, h. 91 Lexington
Stanley Leonard W., police, house 15 Taylor
Staples Chas. H., engineer B. Mnfg. Co., house 20 River
Staples Francis W., mason, honse 43 Central
Staples Leroy S., at Am. Watch Co., house 32 Gordon
Starbuck Alexander, at Am. Watch Co., house Lexington, corner School
Starbuck Edward P., dentist, 7 Central block, upstairs,
Main, honse 15 Newton
Stark Bonny, teamster, house School, opposite Grant
Stark Francis, machiuist John Stark, rooms do,
TARK JOHN, watchmakers’ tools, Moody, near
Chestnut, house do. (see p. 300)
[nut
Stark John jr** machinist John Stark, h. Moody, n. ChestStark Robert M., lawyer, room 2, Central block, Main,
boards at Watertown
Starr Harriet J., widow of Henry C., h.Walnut,n. Moody
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W., wid. of Nathaniel, h. Grant, n. Main
Stearns Amos, farmer, house North, near Lexington
Stearns Andrew W., boasds Prospect House
Stearns Ann E. Miss, teacher West primary school, dist.
6, bds. Mrs. Rachel Stearns’, Weston, above South
Stearns Charles A., farmer, house Winter, near West
Stearns Charles V., farmer, house Winter, near West
Stearns Cynthia L., widow of Ambrose, boards Charles
[c. Prospect
E. Clark’s, Robbins
Stearns Ephraim, woolens (39 Franklin, B.), h. Vernon,
Stearns Fred. A., clerk (39 Franklin, B.), house 1 Bacon
Stearns Fred H., bds. Mrs. Caroline Fisk’s, Lexington
Stearns George’ A., lithographer (181 Devonshire, B.),
house 152 Main
Stearns George A. jr., reporter Advertiser (248 Washington, B.), boards 192 Main
Stearns George W., mason, house 107 Moody
Stearns Henry O., watchmau American Watch Co., house
Charles, opposite Grant
Stearns Henry W., bookkeeper (Abattoir, Brighton),
boards W. Stearns’, Grant
.
Stearns Horace T., house North, near Quince
Stearns John W., milkman, 39 Crescent, house do.
Stearns Jonathan, farmer, house North, between Lexington and Linooln
Stearns Lois A. Miss, bds. Mrs. Rachel Stearns’, Weston
Stearns Martha A., widow of Leonard, house 200 Main
Stearns Mary C. Miss, teacher East intermediate school,
district No. 6, boards Mrs. A. W. Stearns’, Grant
Stearns Rachel, widow of Ephraim, h.Weston, ab. South
Stearns Sarah, wid. of Bradshaw, h. Moody, c. Myrtle
Stearns Watson, steam and g:ls fitter, Stearns dz Crehore
building, Main, house Grant, near Main
Stearns William II., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house School., near Bacon
Stearns Wm. H. Jr., at Am. Watch Co., h. Prospect pl.
Stedman George R., printer Record office., h. at Weston
Steele John; laborer, house Felton, opposrte Williams
Steirburk Frederick, laborer, house John, near Moore
Stemsky Edward, lithographer (424 Washington, Boston),
rooms J. R. Pike’s, Walnut, near Moody
Stetson Furber A., at American Watch Co., boards J. Y.
[b. do.
Marden’s, Chestnut
Stetson Mary H. Miss, asst. teacher New Chhrch school,
Stevens Francis E., boarding-house, Adams, corner Ash
Stevens Jacob, at Am. Watch Co., bds. Shawmut House
Stevens John, laborer, house Day, near Bolton
Stevens John E., at Am. Watch Co., h. rear 14 Spruce
Stevens Joseph M., station agent Beaver Brook station
F. R. R., house do.
Stearns Adeline
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Stevens Mary, widow of John, h. Calvary, n. Newton
Stevens
Mary E., wid. of Nathaniel F., h. Myrtle, n. Beech
Stevens Milton H., at Am. Watch Co., h. Pine, COT.Hall
Stevens Newell, carpenter, house Weston, near Main
Stewart
#Tames, farmer, h. off Winter, near Lincoln line
Stewart Samuel, farmer, h. off Winter, near Lincoln line
Stewart Yamuel, watchmaker D. D. Palmer, boards
Stewart Wm., farmhand William Harding, Grove, b. do.
St. George Christopher F., machinist, house Taylor, near
Lowell
Stickney Charles H. (Stiokney & Son), stoves and tinware, 389 Main, house 399 do.
Stickney Isabelle, widow of George A., boards 399 Main
Stickney Rufus (Stickney & Son), stoves and tinware,
389 Main, house 399 do.
TICKNEY
& SON (Rufus and Charlee H. Stickneyj, stoves and kitchen furnishing goods, 389 Main
S
(see page 297)
Stiles Hannah A., widow of Ammi B., house 18 Newton
Ytilphin Edward D., at American Watch Co., boards
Charles P. Smith’s, Spruce
Stinson Joseph, mason, boards Shnwmut House
Stinson Samuel S., driver L. J. Kendall, h. Hammond
Stitts John, boarding-house, 281 Main
Stockbridge Charles H. D., at American Watch Co.,
bouse Cherry, near Moody
Stokinger William H., baker J. & A. Munster, h. Hammond, near railroad
Stone Austin A., station agent Stony Brook station,
house off Weston, near Stony Brook
Stone Charles F. (F. M. St C. F. Stone), lawyer, house
Summer, near Church
M., pres. Waltham NaTONE FREDERICK
tional Bank, and(F. M.& C. F. Stone), lawyer, 1 CenS
tral block, Main, house Lexington, near Pond
Stone F. M. & C. F., lawyers, 1 Central block, Main
Stone Helen C., widow of Columbus J., house 50 Central
Stone Henry J., at Am. Watch Co., h.Walnut, n. Adams
Stone Henry K., collector (28 School, room 5, Boston),
boarcls Prospect House
Stone Howard L., milkman, house Main, above Weston
Stone James A., box-maker, house Parker’s lane
Stone Kendall Ii., house Floyd, near Charles
Stone Lucy M., widow of Daniel H., house 34 Brown
Stone Mary E. Miss, teacher of music, boards K. H.
Stone’s, Floyd
Stone Milton,A., clerk (B.), b. K. H. Stone’s, Floyd
Stone William B., clerk, 286 Main, b. K. I-I. Stone’s, Floyd
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Stone William H., machinist, house Taylor, near Tlowell
Storer Emerson, teamster Pope & Viles, house Vernon,
near Prospect
Storer Sarah F., widow of Woodburg, h. Cross, n. Main
Stott Thos. E., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 36 Crescent
Stowell George H., clerk F. R. R. (Boston), house
Beech, corner Myrtle
[Ad am8
Stowell George L., at Am. Watch Co., b. Adams House,
Stowell Henry C., extract mnfr., Rubbins, near Adams
Stratton J.V., pastor First Baptist church, h. 282 Main
Stratton Nelson P., house Spruce, near Adams
Stratton Rodney J., machinist, boards John R. Farnum’s,
Main
Stratton Sarah J., widow of Daniel, house 5 Mechanic
Stratton Thomas D., dry goods, hardware, etc.,Whitford’s
block, Main, honse Main, opposite Central House
Strauch Andrew, cigar mnfr., Main, opposite Moody,
house rear 20 Lexington
Strickland George W., watchmaker, house 21 Pine
Strite Emily, widow of Charles S., house 61 Ash
Strite Frederick, at Am. Watch Co., h. Moody, opp. Ash
Strite William, at American Watch Co., house 61 Ash
Strout Oscar L., watchmaker, boards 12 Liberty
Stuart John, carpenter, boards John F. Fisher’s, Charles
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, house Sun, near Ferren
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house Heard, near Central
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, house Exchange, near Pond
Sullivan Dennis M., hairdresser, boards Dennis Sullivan’s,
Exchange
Sullivan Jerry, farmer, house North, corner Forest
Sullivan John A., case polisher (B.), boards Dennis Sul[ Felton
livan’s, Exchange
Sullivan John J., iron,moulder, bds. Margaret Sullivan’s,
Sullivan Margaret, wid. of Daniel, h. Felton, n. Williams
Sullivan iMary, widow of John, h. Charles, car. Williams
Sullivan Michael B., telegraph operator, boards Margaret
Sullivan’s, Felton
Sullivan Morris, boards Patrick Sullivan’s, Charles
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, house Charles, opposite Grant
Sullivan Patrick, moulder, h. South, opp. foot Charles
Sullivan Philip J., machinist John Stark, boards Mrs.
Sarah Sullivan’s, rear Beaver Brook station
Sullivan Sarah, widow of Eugene, house rear Beaver
[Brook station
Brook station
Sullivan Thomas, boards Mrs. Sarah Sullivan’s, r. Beaver
Sullivan Thomas, machinist Boston Manufacturing Co.,
house Charles, corner Fountain
Sullivan Timothy, house Spring, near Main
Sulloway Israel W., house School, corner Lexington
,
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Sumner Edwin, engineer American Watch Tool Co., bds.
at 67 Moody
Sutton David Mrs., widow, house 116 Charles
Sutton Joseph M., laborer, house River, near Willow
Swallow Edward E., physician, Main, opposite Liberty
Swartz David, house 1 Pine
Swasey James II., house 20 Common
Sweeney Cornelius, hsrnessmaker, house 22 Spring
Sweeney John, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Sweeney Pa&ick, house rear 13 Middle
Sweeney Peter, gardener, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Swett Fred, st American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. A. M.
Clapp’s, Adams
Swett Freeman C., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 92 Moody
Swett Herbert G., at American Watch Co, b. 92 Moody
Swett Samuel, expressman, boards 306 Main
Sylvester Edward, at Am. Watch Co., bds. 39 Crescent
Symmes Thos., works Am. Watch Co., house Robbins,
near Adams
TAFT BEZALEEL, flagman Lyman street crossing, h.
Vernon, near South
Taft Edwin W., works Am. Watch Co., h. 8 Chestnut
Taft Herbert C., supt. clerk M. C. R. R. (B. & L. R. R.
depot, B.), house Vernon, near South
Tannin Patrick, laborer, boards Patrick Griffin’s, Clinton
Tarbell A. W., asst. supt. Waltham Gas Light Co., boards
William Tarbell’s, Russell
Tarbell William, supt. Waltham Gas Light Co., house
Russel!, near Harvard
Tarpy Patrmk, laborer, house Willow, corner Grove
Tate Amelia C. Mrs., house Robbins, near Adams
Tate Chas. L., section-hand B. Mnfg. Co., house 16 Cross
Tay Henry, teamster, house 306 Main
Tay Henry jr,, gate tender F. R. R., bds. H. Tay’s. Main
Taylor Edward T., carpenter, house Grant, near Main
Taylor Ellen Mrs., house 112 School
Taylor George, aarpenter, b. Geo. W. Rogers’, r. Newton
Taylor George E., machinist American Watch Co., house
Robbins, near Adams
APLOR
GEORGE
D., carpenter and builfler,
rear Music Hall, Elm, house Pond, 11.Exchange {see
page 295)
YLOR
JAMES
M., provisions, Hall’s block,
Y Moody, car. Gordon, house Pine, n. Hall (see p. 4)
Taylor John, at American Watch Co., boards 49 Crescent,
’ opposite Chestnut
Taylor John A., farmer, house Derby, near Moody
Taylor John M., farmer, house 163 School
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[T]
DIRECTORY.
Taylor Lewis C., grocer, Main, cor. Lyman, house Lyman,
[Grant
near Main
Taylor Pliny W., provisions, house School, nearly opp.
Taylor Samuel, operative B. Mnfg. Co., house 12 Elm
Taylor William B., boards John A. Taylor’s, Derby
Teasdale Charles, foreman, b. Mrs. F. I-‘. Farwell’s, South
Tebbets Clarence, watches, jewelry, etc., Central block,
[Crescent
Main, house School, near Liberty
Tebbets John, at American Watch Co., rooms L. (Greene’s,
Tedd Dickson, carpenter, boards Shawmut House
Tee1 Charles H., farmer, house North, near’smith
, Tee1 George E., farmer, house North., near Smith
Telfer Robert, jig-sawyer, rear Mus10 Hall, Elm, house
Gilead avenue, near Moody
Temple Theron, physician, Music Hall blk., Elm, h. do.
EMPLE
T. WALTER,
dentist, Music Hall blk.,
Elm, house do. (see back cover)
Tenanty James, carpenter, house Calvary, opp. Friend
Tenanty Matthew, carpenter, h. Calvary, near Newton
Tenanty Michael B., carpenter, h. Calvary, near Cedar
Tenney Nelson H., at American Watch Co., rms. Robert
[n. Pleasant
B. Dunning’s, Chestnut
Thayer Charles’H., boot and shoe mnfr. (B.), house Main,
Thayer Mary J. Mrs., teacher North grammar school, b.
Charles Houghton’s, Main
HERRIEN
JOHN,
physic?ian, room 21 Centrsll
block, Main, house do. (see page 307)
Thibodo Octave, laborer, house Charles, opp. Harvard
Thomas Alpheus O., trav. salesman, trees, h. 14 Taylor
Thomas Charles, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 27 Maple
Thomas Irving, at Am.Watch Co., rms. C. H. Trofatter’s,
High
Thomas John B., clerk Northup &Warden, b. 14 Taylor
Thomas Martin, foreman American Watch Co., house
[n. Adams
Adams, corner Cherry
Thomas Melzer, at A’merioan Watch Co., house Chestnut,
Thomas Walter, clerk (16 Kingston, B.), boards Adams,
[Adams
corner Cherry
Thompson Amos D., at Am. Watch Co., ‘h. Cherry, near
Thompson Caroline C. Miss, house 12 Spruce
Thompson Chas. L., balance departmentAmerican Watch
Co., rooms C. H. Mann’s, Moody
Thompson Eliz:), widow of Micah, h. Cherry, n. Adam:
‘Thompson Eliza M. Miss, house 12 Spruce
Thompson Francis A., moulder, h. Aider, near Moody
Thompson Frank, at B. Mnfg. Co., house 107 School
Thompson Frank E., moulder, b. F. A. Thompson’s,Alder
Thompson Frank H., driver Weeks & Co. Express, house
Vernon, near South
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DIRECTORY.
Thompson Frederick I., engraver American Watch CO.,
boards 31 Taylor, near Hall
Thompson George M., insurance broker (66 State, B.),
[Thompson’s, Ferren
house 312 Main
Thompson John, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., boards William
Thompson Joseph M., at American Watch Co., boards
H. A. Wellington’s, Moody
Thompson Lena Mrs., house South, near Vernon
Thompson Lewis E., carpenter, house School, n. Bacon
Thompson William, loom fixer, house Ferren, near Sun
Thompson William H., machinist American Watch TOOI
Co., house Moody, corner Chestnut
Thompson Wm. R., patternmaker. h. 31 Taylor, n. Kall
Thorp John G., farmer, house Pond, near Exchange .
Thorp Barton K. (Thorp & Rogers), Waltham Steam
Laundry, house Lowell, corner Dana
HORP
& ROGERS
(i3arton H. Thorp and Wm.
N. Rogers), proprietors Waltham Steam Laundry,
Crescent, near Moody [see back cover)
Tibbetts Andrew J., carpenter, house Newton, n. Benefit
Tibbetts Chas., at B. Mnfg.Co., b. Henry Douglad,Newtoll
Tiernay Peter, teamster, house 20 Heard
Tierney Patrick, laborer, house John, corner Friend
Tiffany Joseph, hairdresser, boards 62 River
Tinker George, bootmaker, 71 Moody, house 2 Spruoe
Titcomb Wm. W., clerk of corporation and bookkeeper
American Watch Co., house at Boston
Todd James, at American Watch Co., rooms Sheldon
Owens’, Cherry
Tolmnn Bradshaw S., constable and real estate agent,
Central block, Main, boards Moody, corner Myrtle
Tolman Geo. E., salesman Albert Higgins’, h. Gilcad av.
Tolman John E., horse trader (5 Lancaster, B.), house
Moody, corner Myrtle
Tomlin Alfred, hosiery manufacturer, Felton, opposite
Fountain, house Heard, near Central
Tompkins Albert W., works Amerioan Watch Co., house
‘High, corner Gardner
Toomev Edward, shoemaker J. E. Burke & Co., house
Charles, corner Fountain
Toomey Matthew, carpenter, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Tol;mey Hannah, wid. of Peter, h. r. Beaver Brook station
Tormey Lawrence, works at the bleachery, house rear
Tormey Michael, at Boston Manufdcturing Co., house
rear Beaver Brook station
Tot.ten John, ice dealer, Bacon, near School
Totten William, carpenter, house Grant, corner School
Towan Joseph G., watchmaker, house Pine, near Hall
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137
Towan Julia A. Mrs., house Hall, corner Taylor
Tower Anna, widow of Frank, house 66 Central
Tower Frank E., provisions, Central market, 379 Main,
house 6 Elm
Tower Frank R., machinist, boards 66 Central
Tower Geo. F., building mover, b. Kussell, near Floyd
Tower Hattie E.Miss, at Am. Watch Co., b. 66 Central
Tower Liues Mrs.., house Mt. Pleasant court
Towers Susan, widow of Miles, h. Moody, opposite Brown
Towle Eugene A., at American Watch Co., rooms Hall,
[Crescent
corner Chestnut
Towne George F., conductor F. R. R., b. H. A. Warner’s,
Towne Wm. P, coachman R. T. Paine, Beaver, bds. do.
Townsend David, house Lyman, corner School
Townsend Elizabeth Miss, house Lyman; corner Sc’hool
Townsend Lucy W. Miss, h. Main, opposite Pleasant
Townsend Luther, carpenter, b. Rnbert Filson’s, Central
Townsend Martha P. Miss, house Main, opp. Pleasant
Tracy Catharine M., wid. of Jas., h. Newton, opp. Bolton
Tracy Daniel, stone-layer, house Willow, near River
Tracy Edward, laborer, house Willow, near River
Tracy Edward, provisions, Charles, near Grant, h. do.
Tracy James F., carpenter, bds. Patrick Tracy’s, Calvary
Tracy John F., machinist, bds. Edward Tracy’s, Charles
Tracy Patrick, house Calvary, near Farwell
Tracy I’atrick I~., laborer, house Calvary, near Farwell
Tracy Peter, stone mason, house Willow, near River
Tracy Thomas, laborer, house Clinton, near Day
Tracy Thomas F., at paper mill, b. Edw. Tracy’s, Charles
Tracy Wm.,, gateman at bleachery station, h. Parker’s lane
Trarnor Bridget, widow of Charles, h. Charles, c. Water
Traiuor Elizabeth, wid. of Patrick, h. Felton, n. Mechanic
Trainor James F., laborer, b. Elizabeth Trainor’s, Felton
Travis Arthur, in bleachery, house Calvary, n. Cedar
[Adams
Treat Joseph B., house 14 Harvard
Treat Samuel T., works B. Mnfg. c’o., h. 17 Walnut, near
Treen Bedford, at American Watch Co., rooms J. S.
Baker’s, Robbins
Trefry John, station agent Mass. Central R. R., boards
Sanderson House
Tremble John, carpenter, boards Sanderson House
ROFATTER
CHARLES
H., steam and gas
fitter, basement 111 Moody, house High, near Moody
[Moody
(see page 298)
Truelove Thomas, at Am. Watch Company, h. Derby, n.
UCKER
AMASA, cabinet maker, picture frames,
etc., 43 Moody, house Taylor, near Hall (see p. 306)
Tucker Georgia C., teacher (Watertown), boards Amasa
Tucker’s, Taylor
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WALTHAM
[u-v]
DIRECTORY.
Tugarty William, laborer, house Felton, near Williams
Tuite Patrick, 2d hand F:R. I?., house Oak, car. Newton
Tuite Peter J., at Am. Watch Co,, h. Felton, c. Williams
Tuite Peter J., fish dealer, Oak, car. Newt,on, house do.
Tuite Thomas, laborer, house 92 School
Tully Mark, laborer, honse Newton, corner Bolton
Tumilty James H., painter, b. Martin Greely’s, off School
Tamer Arthur F.? hostler J. A. Cheney, bds. 242 Main
Turner Isabella W. Mise, milliner, 3 Adams, boards do.
Turner Mendal C., clerk Geo. T. Fiel, boards George T.
Fiel’s, Russell
Turner N. W., at Am. Watch Co., h. Floyd, n. Charles
Turner Walter, house 3 Adams
Turner Walter F., at Am. Watch Co., boards 3 Adams
Turner Wilfred B., clerk D. E. Pope & Son, b. 242 Main
Tuthill Charles L., at Am. Watch Co., rooms L. G. Webster’s, Adams, car Walnut
Tuttle Nora Miss, dressmaker, Pine, corner Gardner,
[Elm
house do.
Tuttle Thomas, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., b. 11 Long block,
Tweed John H., tin plate worker, house rear 34 Elm
Twing Almon, watchmaker, house Main, near Weston
Tyler George, agricultural tools (19 So. Market, Boston),
house Linden
Tyler George R., laborer, house 285 Main
UNDERWOOD
MOSES, house Moody, n. Newton line
Upham Frank M., clerk P. O., bds. S. 0. Upham’s, Pond
Upham Samuel 0.) postmaster, house Pond, between
Lexington and Exchange
Upham William, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 28 Walnut
Upham W. Fred, ohetnical broker (B.), house Pond, n.
Exchange
VALLELY
EDWARD, house Foundry av., n. Willow
Vallory Frank, at the bleachery, house Willow, n. Grove
Vallory Michael, laborer, h. rear Willow, n. Foundry av.
Van Norman Caleb H., manager Hopkins’ Watch Tool
Co., house 23 Church
Van Norman Charles, machinist, rooms 23 Church
Van Norman Fred, machinist, rooms 23 Church
Varney Ambrose, machinist B. Mnfg. Co., rooms I. L.
Cousens’, 1 Lowell
Varney Nicholas It., at Am. Watch Co., house 29 Ash
Varney William S., printer, 43 IMoody, b. Ash, n. Adams
ARNUM
EDWARD
P., harness maker, 281
Main, house Cross, near Main (see page 305)
Varrell Maria E. Mrs., house 3 Cherry
CSPruce
Vaughn Ansel H., at Am. Watch Co., rooma Moody, car.
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DIRECTORY.
139
Veech Alexander, at bleachery, house Cedar, n. Calvary
Vickerson Geo. O., boot and shoe maker, h. 25 Hammond
Vigcent Charles, carpenter, George D. Taylor, h. Cross
Vignean Andry, at Am. Watch Tool Co., house 14 Elm
Viles Abigail, widow of Jonas, house 190 Main
ILES DANIEL
F., insurance agent and town
v clerk, Bank building, Main, h. 11 Pond (see p. 314)
Viles Emily Miss, clerk Waltham Savings Bank, boards
Summer, near Lexington’
*
Viles George, provisions (20 F. H. market, Boston), house
Lexington, near Dale
Viles James (Pope & Viles), flour and grain, h. 190 Main
Viles John, house 4 Bacon
Viles John M., house Moody, near Chestnut
Viles Laura E. Miss, teacher (Allston), boards George
Kiles’, Lexington
Viles Mary E. MISS, house 190 Main
Viles Nathan, farmer, house Locust, near Winter
Viles Nathan A., milkman, house 336 Main
Viles Nathan R., farmer, boards Locust, near Winter
Viles Walter S., engraver Am. Watch .Co., house rear
Main, opposite Central House
Vinal Betsey D., widow of Melzar, h. Newton, near Pine
Vinal Charles W., at Am. Watch Co., house 362 Main
Vinal Ezra,‘at Am. Watch Co., house 85 Moody
Vinal Ezra, at Am. Watch Co., house rear 87 Moody
Vinal George F., engineer F. R. R., h. Pine, n. Newton
Vinal George L., boards Main, opposite Newton
Vinal Harry F., at American Watch Co., b. Levi Vinal’s,
Chestnnt
Vinal Joel P., carpenter, house M$iu, opp. Newton
Vinal J. Frederick, foremau J. A. Cheney, boards Main,
opposite Newton
Vinal Levi, mason (River, corner Chestnut, Boston), h.
[Vinal’s, Chestnut
Vinal Levi Whittemore, at Am, Watch Co., boards Levi
WADDINGTON
DANIEL,
carpenter, house Charles,,
near Moody
Waddington Wm. E., carpenter, h. Mechanic, n. Felton
Wadleigh Benjamin H., machiuist, h. Taylor,, car. Hall
Wadleigh George P., dranghtsman, boards B. H. Wadlei.gh’s, Taylor
Wadlelgh George P., at American Watch Tool Co.,
boards B. H. Wadleigh’s, Taylor, oorner Hall .
Wagner Joseph, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Farwell’s, South
Waight Albert E., at Am. Watch Co., boards 23 Adams
Walcott Martha M., widow of William, b. 19 Newton
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140
WALTHAM
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DIRECTORY.
Walcott William H., appraiser (282 Wafihington, B.),
house 18 Newton
Waldron Patrick, spinner B. Mnfg. Co., house 6 Long
block, Elm
Wales Maria, widow of Jonathan, house 47 Central
Walker Amory H., house Lexington, near Bacon
Walker Charles H., at Am. Watch Co., boards 8 Cherry
Walker Gardner, at American Watch Co., rooms Mrs. M.
J. Mayhew’s, Robbins
Walker Harriet Y. Miss, boards T. W. Walker’s, Gore
Walker John, loom-fixer, house 2 Central street block
Walker John, works in stocking factory, house Willow,
near Grove
Walker John, at chalk factory, house Cedar, corner Oak
Walker John W., agent Wheeler & Wilson Mnfg. Co.,
87 Moody, rooms Pine, corner Gardner
Walker Meredith, works in stocking factory, house Willow, near Grove
Walker M. Sophiti Miss, b. Theophilus W. Walker’s, Gore
Walker Tbeophilus W., merchant (17 Merchants row,
B.), house Gore, near Main
machinist Am. Watch Co., bde. 91 Crescent
Walker -,
Wall Charles, watch-case maker American Watch Co.,
house Ash, near Crescent
Wall Charles II., at American Watch Co., house Adams,
corner Ash
Wall Edward, boards Thomas Wall’s, Charles
Wall Patrick, grouer, Oak, corner Cedar, house do.
Wall Patrick H., clerk Patrick Wall, Oak, boards do.
Wall Thomas, laborer, house Charles, opposite Grant
Wall William Mrs., house Newton, near Benefit
Wallace Isabella Jlrs., house rear Newton, near Benefit
Wallace John J., laborer, house Ferren
Wallace Thomas J., stone-cutter, boards Hugh Gill’s, Oak
Wallace William, at American Watch Co., boards Mrs.
Isabella Wallace’s, Newton .
Wallingford Ida S. Mrs., boarding-house, 54 Lexington
Waliis Eunice M., widow of BenJ. K., h. Central, n. Elm
Wallis Fred K., machinist, house Central, near Elm
Walsh John, laborer, boards James Boardman’s, Felton
Walsh John, machinist John Stark, boards Thomas
Walsh’s, Flood
Walsh Joseph, at B. Mnfg. Co., b. Ellen Downing’s, Oak
Walsh Richard H., boiler maker Davis & Farnum Mnfg.
Co., house Foundry avenue, near Willow
Walsh Thomas, watchman R. G. Brown & Co., house
Friend, near John
Walsh Walter T., stationery, etc., Common, near Main,
house rear 61 Central
WALTHAM
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141
DIRECTORY.
Walters George, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 54 Crescent
Waltham Bakery, J. & A. Munster, proprietors, 443 Main
W
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ALTHAM
WORKS,
BLEACHERY
AND
DYE
Chas. H. Mann, a@., River, opp. Wiltow (see p”pe 302)
ALTHAM
DYE HOUS& F. A. Wilson, proprietor, 9 Church (see page 301)
Waltham Emery Wheel Co., 60 Felton, near F. R. R.
FREE
PRESS,
Nathaniel G.
ALTHAM
Phinney, publisher, office r. 238 &Iam (see page 295)
Waltham Free Public Bathing House, Moody, south end
of the bridge
Waltham GNSLight Co., office 4 Central block, Main
Waltham Laundry, Warren Wetherbee, prop., 45 Moody
ALTHAM
NATIONAL
BANK,
Main, COI;
ner Lexington (see page 303)
Waltham New Church School, Lexington, near Bacon
Waltham Post-Office, Y. 0. Upham, postmaster, Rumford
building, Main
Walthnm l’ublic Library, Moody, corner Charles
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REAL
(E. A..Harrington
page 299)
ESTATE
AGENCY
and C. F. Parks), 361 Main (see
ALTHAM
RECORD,
E. L. Barry, publisher,
office 244 Main (see page 303)
Walthxm Savings Bank, Main, corner Lexington
STEAM LAUNDRY,
Thorp &
ALTHAM
Rogers, props., Crescent, n. Moody (see back cover)
Waltham Veteran Fire Association, Moody, o. Crescent
ALTHAM
WATCH
TOOL
CO., Moody,
corner Gushing (see page 300)
Ward Andrew W., carnagesmith, boards George B.
Ward’s, Moody
Ward Benjamin J., boards Geo. B. Ward’s, Moody
Ward David T., painter, Main, near Church, h. 559 Main
Ward George B., machinist, h. Moody, o Adams av.
Ward Lawrence, laborer, house 198 Main, near Newton
Ward Rosa Mrs., house 31 Spring
Ward Thomas, laborer, house CharIes, opposite Grant
Ward William, laborer, h. rear Beaver Brook station
Ward William D,, watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Rrown, cgrner Moody
Warden Erskine (Northup & Warden), grocer, ‘73
Moody, house Moody, corner High
Warner Ernest H., showman, b. H. A. Warner’s, Crescent
Warner Hanford A., showman, h. Crescent, opp. Orange
Warner Henry H., at Am. Watch Co., boards H. A.
TAdams
Warner’s, Crescent
Warren Alfred, at Am. Watch Co., h. Cresoedt, opp.
,
142
WALTHAN
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DIRECTORY.
Warren Charles B., clerk (21 Summer, B.), house Main,
near Gore
Warren Charles R., clerk, 313 Main, boards 42 Church
Warren Clarence H., clerk, 313 Main, house Warren av.
Warren Edward R. (B.), house Main, near Gore
Warren Frank, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Warren George E., milkman, 7 Prospect, house do.
Warren George W., clerk (Custom House, B.), h. Weston, near Main
ARRE?d GEORGIA
A., pianos, organs, an.d
sewing machines, 3 Central block, Main, house Summer, near Church (see page 302)
Warren Hannah B., wid. of Charles W., house Prospect,
corner Warren
Warren Henry F., florist and nurseryman, Summer, near
Church, house do.
Warren Isaac (Isaac Warren & Son), 349 Main, house
Crescent, opposite Adams
Warren Isaac & Son (Isaac and Lowell E. Warren), boot
and shoe mnfrs. and dealers, 349 ,Main
Warren Isaac F., milkman, boards 116 Charles
Warren J. L., house Lexington, near School
Warren Lowell E. (Isaac Warren & Son), 349 Main,
boards Isaac Warren’s, Crescent, opp. Adams
Warren Nathan (22 Equitable bldg., Milk, car. Devoashire, B.), b. Nehemiah Warren’s, Weston, n. Main
Warren Nehemiah, farmer, house Weston, near Main
Warren Royal S., physician, house IMain, near Lyman
Warren Rufus, boots and shoes, 313 Main, h. 42 Church
Warren Wilbur F., house 435 Main
Warren Wm. A., druggists’ sundries (419 Wash., B.),
boards Edwin Bowker’s, Main
Warren William H., at American Watch Co., rooms W.
[near Main
W. Morse’s, Ash
Warren William H. (Custom House, B.), h. Hammond,
Wasgatt Susan F., widow of Moses, boards Charles E.
[building
Russell’s, Cherry
.Water Commissioners office, Waltham National Bank
Watson Alva, hostler Harvey P. Bartlett, house 2 Spruce
Watson Frank L., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Geo. F.
Corey’s, Moody
Watson Henry El., boarding-house, Moody, c. Chestnut
Watson John, in the bleachery, house Grove, II. Willow
Watts A. W. Mrs., bds. Miss Srrah E. Willey’s, Robbins
Watts Isaac L., American Watch Co., h. 18 Chestnut
Watts Oliver, clerk Isaac Warren 8z Son, boards 18
[A. Car&, Cherry
Chestnut
Watts Sherburne, at American Watch Co., rooms James
Waugh John W., carpenter, house Moore, opp. Oak
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143
Webber Daniel M., hairdresser, 117 Moody, house do.
Webber John H., Am. Watch Co., h. High, n. Lowell
Webber Susan A., widow of George, boards William A.
Gerald’s, Adams
EBSTER
AMBROSE
(Amelican
Watch
Tool Co.), house Spruce, corner Adams (see p. 7)
Webster Clarence L., at Am. Watch Co., rooms Mrs.
Lucy K. Foster’s, Maple
Webster Edgar F., draughtsman Am. Watch Tool Co.,
boards Spruce, corner Adams
Webster Edwin D., confectioner, 285 Main, house do.
Webster John T., clerk J. W. Robinson, 105 Moody,
rooms W. A. Webster’s, Maple
Webster Leonard G., machinist, house Adams, c.. Walnut
E B S T E R WILLIAM
A., photographer,
Moody, corner Crescent, house Maple, n. Moody
(see front cover)
Weeks Delmont L., boots and shoes (103% Summer, B.),
house 13 Pine
Weeks Frank M., clerk, 3 Lexington, house r. 14 Spruce
Weeks George L., clerk (26 Winter, B.), h. 15 Gordon
Weeks Hayes, bookkeeper (B.), boards Mrs. Wallingford’s, Lexington
Weeks Hiram, produce (65 and 67 Clinton, B.), house
[Lexington
22 Crescent
Weeks Hiram H., bookkeeper (84 Pearl, B.), boards
Weeks Horace (Weeks $ Co.), express, 3 Lexington,
house 14 Spruce
Weeks Wilbert L., bookkeeper Weeks & Co., 3 Lexingtrm, boards 14 Spruce
EEES
& CO. (Horace Weeks) express (174‘
Washington, and 15 Devonshire, B.), 7 Lexington,
near Main (see page 304)
Welch Anna, widow of Patrick, house River, n. VVillow
Welch Charles A., lawyer (9 Tremor+ B.), house Linden
Welch David, blacksmith, house 23 Rover, near Willow
Welch Edward, moulder, b. H. J. McBride’s, New Grove
Welch James, laborer, house School, near Grant
Welch John, laborer, house Friend, near Calvary
Welch John jr., boards John Welch’s, Friend
Welch John I’., ice driver, boards Felton, n. Mechanic
Welch Mary, widow of Jeremiah, h. Moore, opp. John
Welch Patrick, coachman Mrs. A. B. Adams, Lyman,
boards do.
Welch Patrick, laborer, house Friend, near John
Welch Patrick, laborer, house Main, near Heard
Welch Patrick, laborer G. W. Lyman, Lyman, h. School,
near Spring
Welch Wm., stone-mason, house off Bacon, near Pond
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DIRECTORY.
Welch William F., cigars, etc., Elm, opp. F. R. R. depot,
house do.
Welch, see Welsh
Weldon Arnold, cqcnter, bds. Lemuel Gilson’s, Maple
Wellington Ai3hur C., clerk, 4 Elm, boards Mrs. I. S.
[and Smith
Wallingford’s, Lexington
Wellington Benjamin, farmer, h. North, bet. Lexisrgton
Wellington Caleb F., house Hammond, near Main
Wellington Caleb S., farmer, h. East Ash, near Moody
Wellington Chas. L., farmer, h. North, n. Lexington iine
Wellington Edward, farmer, b. Benj. Wellington’s, North
Wellington Ethelyn A. Miss, dressmaker, 11 Gushing,
[street avenue
house do.
Wellington Frederick D., clerk, 4 Elm, house Summer
Wellington Frederick D., b. Chas. L. Wellington’s, North
Wellington George F., at gas works, house 66 Central
Wellington Herbert J., at American Watch Go., house
Chestnut, near Hall
Wellington Horatio A., at American Watch Co., house
Wellington James I,., carpenter, house Bacon, n. Main
Wellington James T., at Am. Watch Co., rooms 1 Maple
Wellington John Maynard, clerk W. S. Curtis, house rear
30 Elm
Wellington Mary Elizabeth Miss, teacher High school,
boards John 51. Peck’s, Summer
Wellington Mary M., widow of James, h. Dale, n. Bacon
Wellington Nancy O., widow of Jefferson, h. 11 Cushing
Wellington Sullivan, farmer, house Russell, n. Prospect
Wellington Theodore, farmer and milkman, house 91
[near Liberty
Lexington
Wellington Theodore F., clerk Frank E. Tower, h. Main,
Wellington William S., at American Watch Co., boards
[Mostly
.H. A. Wellington’s, Moody
Wells David II., at Am. Watch Co., rooms S. E. Cleaves’,
Wells Frank E., dentist, Connolly block, 57 Moody, rms.
23 Hammond
Wells Nathaniel, house Weston, near Stony Brook
Welsh John P., machinist (Charlestown), boards 37 Hall
Welsh Joseph A., machinist B. Mnfg. Co,, boards 37 Hall
Welsh Patrick T., receiving clerk freight depot (F. R.
R., B.), house 37 Hall
[5 Prospect
Welsh, see Welch
Wentworth Benjamin W., painter, Main, COT.Prospect, h.
Wentworth Charles W., farmer, house Plympton
Wentworth Clarence L., farmer, house D:rle, near Bacon
Wentworth Frank L., fireman F. R. R., house Grant,
near Charles
Wentworth James B., foreman Arthur T. Lyman, Lyman, near Forest, house do.
WALTHAM
[w]
DIRECTORY.
145
Wentworth John E., milk driver, boards 5 Prospect
Wentworth Luciette A. Mrs., teacher (Eliot schoo!, North
Bennet, B.), boards Mrs. P. H. Shedd’s, Lexrngton
Wentworth Ralph S., collecting clerk (Maverick National
Bank, 50 Water, B.), boards E. T. Taylor’s, Grant
West Harry, painter, boards E. M. Dow’s, Main
Weston Charles H., boarding-house, Robbins, n. Adams
Weston Fred., clerk Central House, boards do.
Weston George C., milkman, boards Prospect House
Weston Henry B., boards Charles H. Weston’s, Robbins
Westwood John, machinist Am. Watch Co., h. 49 Brown
Wetherbee Albert, works Am. Watch Co., h. 90 Moody
Wetherbee Andrew, carpenter, boards 19 Church
Wstherbee Charles H., boards 38 Central
Wetherbee Edwin D., dial mnfr., 45 Moody, near Crescent, boards do.
Wetherbee Frank W., dial maker E. D. Wetherbee,
Moody, boards Taylor, near Lowell
Wetherbee Josiah, furnace mnfr., 38 Central, house do.
Wetherbee Josiah W., boards 38 Central
Wetberbee Melissa Miss, house 47 Central
Wetherbee Warren, Waltham laundry, 45 Moody, h. do.
Weymouth Lusina B., widow of Benjamin, h. 6 Chestnut
Weymouth Osgood, at Am. Watch Co., house TayIor,
near Lowell
Whalen John, laborer, house School, nearly opp. Spring
Whalen Jehn, works in bleachery, h. Willow, near Grove
Whalen Luke, teamster, house rear School, opp. Spring
Whalen Peter, laborer, house School, opp. Spring
Whalen Thomas, at B. Mnfg. Co., boards 24 River
Whalen Thomas, laborer, house 114 School’
Whalen Thomas I?., saloon, Charles, n. Williams, h. do.
Whalen William, mason, house School, opp. Spring
Whartingbridge .Joseph, machinist, h. Calvary, n. Cedar
Wheeler Andrew, at American Watch Co., bds. 8 Taylor
Wheeler Charles M., at chalk factory, house rear Exchange, near Main
Wheeler James, laborer, house Oak, near Cedar
Wheeler John, laborer, house rear Beaver Brook station
Wheeler Mrs., house Grant, near Main
Whe$M$c~yilson
Mnfg. Co., John W. Walker, ;gnt,
ain
Whelon Daniel M., painter John H. Whelon, bds. do., r.
HELON
JOHN
H,, painter and paper-hanger,
Spring, n. Main, h. Spring, opp. Middle (see p. 301)
Whidden George W., olerk general freight F. R. R. (B.),
house 199 Main, corner Lyman
Whitcomb Anna C. Miss, teacher third intermediate
school, boards H. G. Whitcomb’s, Plpmpton
W
146
.
WALTHAM
[w]
DIRECTORY.
Whitcomb Austin, at American Watch Co., rooms C. C.
[Plympton
Byam’s, Cherry
Whitcomb Ernest A., clerk (Lynn), b. H. G. Whitcomb’s,
Whitcomb Frank, at American Watch Co., rooms C. C.
Byam’s, Cherry
Whitcomh Horace G., farmer, house Plytnpton
HITCOMB
JOHN
E. (American Watch Tool
w Co.), house Moody, near High (see page 7)
Whitcomb John F., at American Watoh Co., boards H.
G. W hitcornb’s, Plympton
White Alfred, carpenter, house Chnrles, opp. FTarvnrd
White Edward, carpenter, boards Sanderson House
White Harriet L., widow of Wm. IL, house 39 Hall
White James, blacksmith, house rear School, near Spring
Whit,e John, shoemaker, house r. East Ash, near Moody
White Joshua, at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, near Moody
White Mary J., dressmaker, Pine, opp. Hall, house do.
White Nelson, second hand B. Mnfg. Co., house 31 Pine,
opposite Hall
White William, house Felton, near Fountain
Whitehead Daniel, laborer, h. rear School, opp. Spring
Whitehead Frederick C., machinist, h. rear 57 Central
Whitehead Thomas, driver J. Totten, Bacon, boards do.
Whitehouse Charles H., machinist Am. Watch Co., house
30 Prospect
Whitehouse Joseph H., coachman Dr. J. W. Willis, Xain
Whitehouse J. Henry, clerk Prospect House, boards do,
Whitford Emma M., .bookkeeper Rand & Dutoh, Lexington, boards G. H. Whitford’s, Bacon
HITFORD
GEORGE
I+, watches, jewelry,
etc., Whitford building, 363 Mart], house Bacon, car- .
ner Dale (see page 8)
Whitford Mary E. Miss, teacher North grammar school
Whiting Andrew, p:ltternmaker, h. r. Newton, opp. Pine
Whiting Charles, janitor school building, h. Bacon+, Pond
Whiting Henry L., maohinist at bleachery, house River,
near Willow
Whiting Phineas, peddler, house 205 Main
Whiting Willinm G., at Am. Watch Co., house rear Newton, opposite Pine
Whitman Monroe, at Am. Watch Co., b. High,n. Newton
Whitney Albert L., machinist American Watch Co., bds.
Mrs. Alice M. McPhail’s, Moody
Whitney Augusta Miss, boards 72 Ash
Whitney Carrie &frs., boards 43 Crescent
Whitney Catherine, wid. of ETenry, h. Russell+ Prospect
HITNEY
CHARLES
A., planing, sawing and
turning, rear Music Hall, Elm, house Russell, near
Prospect (see page 295)
W
W
WALTHAM
[w-j
DIRECTORY-.
147
Whitney Charles G., machinist Am. Watch Co., boards
Erdkine Warden’s, Moody
Whitney Charles H., student, b. Samuel Whitney’s, Ash
Whitney Edward M., machinist, rooms A. Lewis’, Lowell
Whitney Eustes, at Am. Watch Co., rooms 40 Crescent
Whitney Frank, at ,4merican Watch Co., h. 16 Adams
Whitney Jemitna S., widow of Amos, house Crescent,
near Chestnut
Whitney Joseph, boards 200 Main, corner Newton
Whitney Joseph W., farmer, house 65 Central
Whitney Lucy H., widow of Geo. W., house 3.5 Adams
Whitney Luther F., at Am. Watch Co., boards Mrs. J. S.
Whitney’s, Crescent
Whitney Mary B., widow of Nathan, house 22 Walnut
Whitney Nathan S., watchmaker American Watch CO.,
[Adams
house 36 Crescent
Whitney Samuel, machinist Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n.
Whitney Susan Mrs., house 72 Ash
Whitney Susan J., wid. of Zimri, dressmaker, h. 13 Union
Whitney Walter, boards ‘Amass Tucker%, Taylor
Whitney William S., at Am. Watch Co., rms. 19 Crescent
Whitney William S. (Whitney & Edes), grocer, 113
Moody, boards 97 Crescent
Whitney & Edes (Wm. S. Whitney and Robert B. Edes),
grocers, 113 Moody
Whittaker Robert, loom-fixer, house 15 River
Whittaker Thomas, second. hand B. Mnfg. Co., house 1
[am’s, Cherry
Central street block
Whittaker Thomas jr., at Am. Watch Co., rms. C. C. ByWhitten Charles H., house Gordon, near Hall
. Whitten Mary A., widow of John, dressmaker, Alder,
near Moody, house do.
Whittier John A., house Main, near Prospect
Wholly Anna, widow of Daniel, h. Felton, opp. Fountain
Wilbur Alfred, variety store, 246 Main, rooms 4 Music
Hal] block, Elm
Wilcox William C., clerk water board, also clerk selectmen, house 1 Charles, near Moody
Wilcox William C. jr., boards Wm. C. Wilcox’s, Charles
Wilde Louisa MI, teacher, bds. M. S. J. Wilde’s, Church
Wilde Maximillmn S. J., designer American Watch Co.,
house Church, near Sumtner
Wilde Waldo Max., clerk (182 Causeway, B.), boards
Church, near Summer
Wilder Albert F., at Am. Watch Co., b. Sanderson House
Wilder Ambrose S., police officer, h. Prospect, car. Main
Wildes Walter E., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 37 Crescent
Wilkins William C., bronzer R. G. Brown, house Mt.
Pleasant
148
WALTEAM
[Iv]
DIRECTORY.
Will&d George H., Elrmehouse Warren, corner Beaver
Willey James H., second hand B. Mnfg. Co., h. 17 River
Willey John G., boards Miss Susan E. Witleg’s, Robbins
Willey Susan E. Miss,hoarding-house, Robbins,n. Crescent
Williams Augustine Z., clerk D. E. Pope & Son, boards
242 Main
Williams Daniel W., real estate and insurance, Adams
building, Main, cop. Church, house School, n. Liberty
Williams Elhanan J., at Am, Watch Co., boards Adams,
corner Orange
Williams George I?. (Bradford & Williams), stationery,
etc., Central bleck, house 16 Liberty, corner School
Williams James J., hairdresser, boards Miss Abby Holbrook’s, Charles
Williams ,John S., town treasurer, Bank building, house
Main, below Willow
Williams Mary L. Mrs., fancy goods and dressmaking,
Oak, near Acorn, b. Mrs. Louisa McKenna’s, Newton
Williams Robert, moulder, house River, near bleachery
Williams Roscoe A., carpenter, house Hammond
Williams R. 1’. Mrs., house School, corner Liberty
Williamson David, watchman chalk factory, house EXchange, corner School
Willis Emily S., wid. of Samuel A., h. Bacon, n. Main
Willis Frederick R., watchmaker American Watch Co.,
house Cushing, near Moody
Willis John W., physician, house Main, opposite Liberty
Willis Rufus P., machinist B. Mnfg. Co., house 14 Gordon
Willoughby Edward, carpenter Am. Watch Co., boards
Moodv, corner Chestnut
Wills William R., foreman American Watch Co., house
21 Adams, corner Chestnut
Wilmot Frank, gardener, house 4 High
Wilson Charles B., watchman Am. Watch Co., house 91
Crescent
Wilson Charles S., at Am. Watch Co., boards 332 Main
Wilson David A., at Am. Watch CO., h. Ash, n. Moody
OLSON
FRED.
A., Waltham dye-house, 9
-vv Church, house 1 Elm (see page 301)
Wilson George, janitor Music Hall block, Elm, house do.
Wilson Horace B., farmer, house Quince, near Beaver
Wilson Joseph L., at Am. Watch Co., house Crescent,
opposite Walnut
Wilson Miriam E., widow of Robert D., h. 12 Cashing
Winch Edwin, at Am’. Wat.ch Co., h. Lowell, c. Chestnut
Winkley George W., oarriage-maker, h. r. Bacon, n. Dale
Winn Charles H., machinist American Watch Tool CO.,
house 13 Church
Winn Eliza, widow of Parker, house 13. Church
WALTHAM
[w]
DIRECTORY.
146
Winn James O., at Am. Watch Co., h. Bacon, near Main
Winslow Geo. E., supt. water works, h. Alder, n. Moody
Winslow John S., engineer P. R. R., h. Pine, oor. Lowell
Winsor George H., clerk, 351 Main, boards 1 Walnut
Winsor Richard A., at American Watch Co., h. 1 Walnut
Wisewell Lowell M., proprietor Waltham Hat Bleaohery
Withrow Jacob, foreman oar stable, b. Prospect House
Withrow John, expressman, boards Sanderson House
Witzig Henry,, watchmaker American Watch Co., rooms
48 Adams
Woerd Charles V., mechanical supt. American Watch
Co., house Crescent, opposite Adams
Woerd Charles V. jr., machinist American Watch Co.,
house Crescent, near Adams
Woerd Henry, watchmaker American Watch Co., boards
C. E. Edgecomb’s, Robbins
Wood Franklin, house Russell, corner Floyd
Wood George W., carpenter, h. off Main, near Weston
Wood Henry, at American Watch Co., rooms 34 Brown
Wood Henry A., houso Mt. Pleasant court
Wood Thomas, overseer dyer B. Mnfg. Co., house Taylor,
[mon st. place
corner Lowell
Woodbury Frank H., teamster Pope & Viles, h. 1 ComWoodbury Howard C., prop. Charles River billiard and
bowling saloon, Moody, near the bridge, h. at Natiok
Woodlook Elisha D., carpenter George D. Taylor, house
Newton, near P. R. R.
Woodlock George, carpenter, house Oak, corner Moore
Woodward Charles H. R., salesman (130 Federal, B.),
house Pine, near Hall
Woodward Frank E., coachman Mrs. W. E. Bright, house
Main, next F. R. R.
Woodward Joshua L., farmer, house Wi$er, near West
Wooley Charles D., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 8 Crescent
Woolley Charles, house 2 Adams
OOLLEY
GEORGE,
books, stationery, etc.,
Whitford building, 363 Main, house 6 Park place
[ton’s, Moody, opp. High
(see pw 8)
Woroesber Albert, at Am. Watch Co., b. II. A. WellingWorcester Alfred, boards Benjamin Worcester’s, Bacon
Worcester Benjamin, principal Waltham New Church
school, house Bacon, near Lexington
Worcester David P., farmer, h. rear Bacon, n. Lexington
Worcester Edward, physician, 7 Moody, house do.
Worcester James, at Am. Watch Co., h. 6 Harvard av.
Worcester Joseph R. (B.), bds. Benj. Worcester’s, Bacon
Worcester Sarah, widow of Samuel, house 7 Moody
Worcester William, at American Watch Co., rooms Mrs.
Mary A. Whitton’s, Alder
W
WALTHAM
Wormwood
Albert
[w-j
DIRECTORY.
F., fruit and vegetables,
house Main,
near Prospect
Wormwood
John, at Am. Watch Co., r. Gordon, n. Hall
Wormwood
William S., boards 22 Walnut
\Vormwood
Willoughby
G., at American
Watch Co.,
[Orange
house 20 Walnut
Wrenn Wm. H., works Am. Watch Ce., h. Crescent, opp.
Wright Albert C., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 8 Crescent
Wribht Alfred H., at Am. Watch Co., bds. 8 Crescent
Wright
Almon, paper-hanger
and paper-hangings,
and
fancy goods, Smyth’s block, Moody, house do.
Wright Charles A., painter, boards 109 Moody
Wright Charles E., house 9 Prospect
Wright Clarence E., clerk G. H. Whitford, Main, boards
D. C. Wright’s, Crescent
Wright Daniel, machinist, house Main, opp. Linden
Wright Daniel1 C., wat&rnan
Am. Watch Co., house 8
Cresoen t
RIGHT
DENNISON
A., Waltham Watch
Co., Moody, h. 36 Lexington
(see page 300)
Wright Ephraim, carpenter, house Pine, near Newton
Wright Frank T., blacksmith, Lexington, near Dale, house
off Bacon, near Lexington
Wright Fred H., at American
Watch Co., boards D. C.
Wright’s, Crescent
Wright Gad., house 109 Moody
Wr$ht Geo. L., works in bleachery, h. River, n. Willow
Wrrght Geo. ft., teamster, house 46 Church
Wright James H., supt. of highways, house 109 Moody,
near Chestnut
Wright Lyman B., house 16 Elm
Wright Peter, weaver, boards 14 Elm
Wright Willis L., at Am. Watch Co., h. Main,opp. Liberty
Wyatt
Addison, at Atnerican
Watch Co., house Crescent, near Walnut
Wyatt Marcus A., at Am. Watch Co,, rooms 34 Crescent
Wyatt Marcus P., works Am. Watch Go., h. 69 Moody
Wyckoff George, steam-fitter
R. G. Brown & Co., house
Charles, opposite Floyd
Wyman Qeo. E., farmer, house Cross, near Central
Wyman Geo. S., at Am. Watch Co., b. S. R. Wymxn’s,Ash
Wyman George W., at Am, Watch Co., house 299 Main
Wyman John I-I., at B. Mnfg. Co., h. Charles, n. Water
Wvman Reuben, farmer, house Winter, near West
W>man Reuben A., milkman, Bacon, n. Dale, boards do.
Wyman Rodney H., hack driver, house r. 20 Lexington
Wyman
Silas K., wa.tchman at American
Watch Co.,
house Ash, near Moody
Wyman William, milkman, house Bacon, near Dale
TV
Tool
WALTHAM
[y]
DIRECTORY.
151
YARDLEY ISAAC, at Am. Watch Co., h. Ash, n. Adams
Yates Thomas, second hand B. Mnfg. Co., h. 3 River
Peaton Alice Miss, at American Watch Co., boards J. H.
[worth’s, Beaver
Kilburn’s, High
York Ezra, farmhand G. W. Lyman, boards J. B. WentYe&on Herbert, at American Watch Co., boards J. H.
Kilburn’s, High
York Jane IL, widow of.Uriah, house School, n, Lyman
Young Edward J. Rev., pastor First Parish church, houee
[School
at Cambridge
Young Edward M., fish and oysters, 5 Lexington, h. 54
Young Henry A., house 23 Hammond
Young John D., carpenter, house Charles, n. Harvard
Young M. .Harwood, paymaster 5. Mnfg. Co., house
Church, corner Summer
Young Stillman K., at Am. Watch Co., boards 55 Brown
Young Tamzio S., widow of Joshua, house 19 Gordon
Yuell James, carpenter, boards J. W. W augh’s, Moore
.
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BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
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WALTHAM
*BUSINESS
DIRECTORY,
EMBRACINQ
A
Clnuaitkd
Lint of all Traders,
Profemiotm,
and Pornnits
the Town of WALTYAm,
for tbo yerr 188% arranged
Alpbabeticall~
for each
Trade,
thus exhibiting
at a glance
the full eddresa
snd Special
Easiness of ber Citirem.
Agricultural
in
Xinplemerzts.
EEWDALL
F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford building,
(see front cover)
Richardson E. M., Goodnow’s block, 286 Main
Main
Apothecaries.
Frothingham D. D., 357 Main
HALL HENRY C., Moody, corner Crescent (see front
cover)
Johnson Horace I., Main, corner Elm
Page Charles F., Moody, Corner Spruce
Sale Charles E., 4 Eagle block, Main
Sanderson Geo. H., 295 Main
Architect.
Hancox Benjamin F. jr., Grant
164
WALTECAM
BUSINESS
DIRECT0
R’C
Artist.
Rutter William B., Pond
Auctioneers.
McGuinness Frank, rear 18 Elm
Smith S. W., 355 Main, room 2, upstairs
Bakers.
Dill Brothers, Moody, near Pine
FRASER KATE M. MISS, Music Hall block, Elm (see
page 309)
JAMES ALGERNON, 82 Moody (see page 301)
Livermore Jonas D., 8 Elm
Munster John, 18 Elm
Munster J. & A., 443 Main
Banker
and Broker.
Reed George F., Whitford
building, 361 Main
Banks,
WALTHAM
NATIONAL
BANK, F. M. Stone, president, Soseph F. Gibbs, cashier, Main, car. Lexington
(see page 303)
Waltham Savings Bank, Waltham National Bank bailding, Horatio &Moore,president, F. M. Stone, treasurer,
.
Main, corner Lexington
BathZng
Houses.
Free public bath house, Moody, south end of the bridge
Woodbury H. C., Moody, near the bridge
Beer
man& Mineral
Water
Manufacturers.
Harvey J. J., School, opposite Spring
Moore 0. B., rear Main, near F. R. R., Beaver Brook
BClliard
Halls.
Cbarles River Billiard and Bowling Saloon, Moody
Belmont Billiard Hall, Common, corner Main
Jewel1 Isaac B., 37 Moody
Lee Charles H., 240 Main
PROSPECT HOUSE, W. J. Richardson, prop,, Nain,
opp. Prospect (see page 298)
B412 Poster.
NcGuinness Frank, rear 18 Elm
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIREi;lTORY.
155
Blachmniths.
Blackey J. W., Main, Beaver Brook
Burke Thomas A., Main, opposite Prospect
Daniels J. & Son, Nain, opposite Central House
GREEN JOHN A., Moody, near Cushing (see page 305)
Larkin Patrick, Common, opposite Niddle
Mayer L. J., Water, near Charles
McDonald Hugh, rear Main, near Central House
Wright Frank T., Lexington, near Dale
Bleachmy
and Dye
Works.
WALTHAN
BLEACHERY
AND DYE WORKS,
C. H. Mann, agent, River, opp. Willow, E. Dwight,
treas. (60 State, B.) (see page 302)
Blind
Pastmer
Manufactwer.
Shedd Joel, Dale, near Bacon
Board@pHouses.
Bickman S. E., 30 River
Connelly Patrick, Felton, near Mechanic
Connors Bridget, 12 Long block, Main
Day William, Shawmut House, Crescent, corner Ash
Fisher John C., Charles, corner Mechanic
Hamilton Mary N. Nrs., Maple, near Moody
Jenks Simeon N., Moody, near Robbins
King Nary A., Walnut, corner Adams
Langlev James W., 13 River
Mann Emma J. Mrs., 28 River
Nayhew M. J. Mrs., Robbins, near Crescent
Merry George A., 24 River
Neilson Caroline Mrs., 53 Adams
Odion Sarah J. Mrs., 30 Taylor, near Lowell
Piper Mary A. Miss, 242 Main
Robbins Sabra N., Adams House, Adams, car. Naple
Roddick Thomas, 73 Moody
Rose Eleazer, High, opposite Lowell
Saunders John W., 26 Walnut
Shawmut House, Ash, car. Crescent, opp. watch factory
Stevens Francis E., Adams, corner Ash
Taylor E. T., Grant, near Main
Wallingford Ida J. Mrs., 54 Lexington
Waltham New Church School, Lexington and Bacon,
near Dale
Watson Henry H.? Moody, corner Chestnut
Willey Susan E. Miss, Robbins, near Crescent
10
156
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
to Let.
Boats
Bartlett H. P., Moody, opposite River
Wetherbee Warren, Moody, south end of the bridge
Books
and
&Tatiomery.
Bradford & Williams, Central block, Main, and Moody,
corner Crescent
WOOLLEY GEORGE, Whitford building, 363 Main (see
page 8)
Boots
and
Shoes.
Burke John E. Q Co., 59 Moody
Derbyshire & Farnsworth, 71 Moody
Gleason L. P., Main, corner Lexington
Guinan William, 373 Main, corner Common
Murtha Michael, Charles, near Mechanic
Rooney & Lanagan, Donahoe’s block, Main
Warren Isaac dz Son, 349 Main
Warren Rufus, 313 Main
Boot and Shoe Makers and Repairers.
Amrock James, Calvary stieet crossing
Carroll John C., Calvary, corner Cedar
Cushing S. N., Clematis Brook station, Beaver
Flood Patrick, Church, near Main
Gilson L., basement 111 Moody
Guinan William, 373 Main, corner Common
Hitching6 William, Main, corner Lexingtoo
Kelly Martin R., Bacon street crossing
King M., Elm, near F. R. 11.
McKenna P., 21 Middle
Murtha Michael, Charles, near Mechanic
Sherman Prentlss, Crescent, near Moody
Tinker George, basement 113 Moody
Warren Isaac & Son, 349 Main
Bowlhg
Alley.
Woodbury H. C., Moody, opp. River
Box
Manufacturers.
BUTTKICK
FRANCIS (packing), Felton (see p. 3)
Parmenter Crayon Co., Pine, near Moody
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
157
BPiCk8.
FROST G. FRANK, Moody, car. F. R. R. (see p. 295)
HUNNEWELL
WILLIAM
A., Beaver Brook station
(see front cover)
Bu&lders9
MaterJals.
KENDALL F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford building, Main (see
front cover)
PACKARD
Bu4ldCng
Mover.
CALEB S., 344 Main (see page 308)
BUtChW.
Hughes James, Grove, near Willow
Cab&net Makers.
Bellis Matthew H., Exchange, near Main
TUCKER AMASA, Dix block, Moody (see page 306)
Carpenters.
ATWOOD E. JR., Moody, n. Brown (see page 305)
Ayers William H., Main, near Hammond
Baker Thomas W., Main, corner Spring
Bemis Charles W., Main, corner Grant
Blood Otis R., Summer, near Church
Brown John H., Gushing, near Hall
Browne George W., 25 Pine
Cowen Bernard B., 46 Church
Handrahan John, Common, near School
MARTIN
L. W., Lowell, car. Chestnut (see page 298)
MILLER JOHN G., Main, opp. Linden (see page 305)
MOOR E. D., Alder, near Moody (see page 305)
.
Parks Marshall, rear Felton, near Mechanic
Patrick Dexter B., East Ash
Pratt William A., Main, near Weston
Reed Charles A., Charles, corner Floyd
Smith Charles C., South, near Charles
TAYLOR GEO. D., r. Music Hall, Elm (see page 295)
Carpet
Maker.
Bellis M. H. Mrs., Exchange, near Main
Carpets.
CLARK, MAYNARD
& CO., Music Hall block, Elm
(see page 5)
GRAVES P. H. & SON., Exchange Hall, Main (see
page 307)
158
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
CarpetJmgs
and Upholstery
Goods.
CLARK, MAYNARD
(see page 5)
McAllister W. H. $ E., 81 Moody
Carriage
2Mitmufacturers.
ANDERSON
BROS., Main, near Bacon (see page 297)
Batchelder Bradford C., 8 Spruce
Blackey J. W., Main, near tieaver brook
FLAGG BROS., Charles, corner Harvard (see page 304)
Winkley George W., Main, near Bacon
CarAagesmdths.
ANDERSON
BROS., Main, near Bacon (see page 297j
Emerson Lewis, Heard, near Main
FLAGG BROS., Charles, car. Harvard (see page 804)
Car&age
Tr4rnmers.
ANDERSON
BROS., Main, near Bacon (see page 297)
FLAGG BROS., Charles, car. Harvard (see page 304)
Hayes A. D., rear 275 Main
Chalk
Manufacturers.
Parmenter Crayon Co. (crayons),. Pine, near Moody
C4gar Manufacturer.
Bullock A. E., Main, corner Lexington
Connors J. W., 305 Main
Strauch Andrew, Main, opposite Moody
C4gars and Tobacco.
Bullock E. A., Main, corner Lexington
Connors Joseph W., 305 Main
Deehan Thomas E., Church, corner Main
Donlon Anthony, 53 Moody
Fisher Joseph, Main, near Moody
McWAIN
C. W., 2 Rumford bldg., Main (see page 310)
Varney Wm. S., 43 Moody
Welch Wm. F., Elm, opposite depot
Civil
Eng$neer.
Parks Cbas. F., Whitford building, 361 Main
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
159
DIRECTORY.
Clergymen.
Brosnahan Timothy (Catholicj, School, near Common
Dyer Spencer 0. (Methodist), 64 School
Fales Thomas F. (Episcopal), 16 Lyman
Farnsworth Thomas G. (Universalist), Central, near Elm
Frost L. P. (Methodist), 77 Lexington
Fullerton B. M., 3 Lyman
Goldthwait Thomas (Baptist), Taylor, near Lowell
Leonard M. R. (Universalist), Main, near Prospect
Murphy John J. (Catholic), School, near Common
I
Packard Isaac (Methodist), 274 Main
Smith Benton, Moody, corner Orange
Stratton J. V. (Baptist), 282 Main
Worcester Benj. (Swedenborgian), Bacon, n. Lexington
Clocks,
Etc.
NOBLE JOHN P., 1 Eagle block, Main (see pa.ge 300)
WHITFORD
GEORGE H., Whitford buildmg, 363
Main (see page 8)
Cloth&&g
and
Gemtd lkrn4sh&ng
Goods.
(See also Tailors.)
Bamber Asher, Prospect block, Main
BOSTON AND WALTHAM
CLOTHING
CO., 2
Eagle block, Main (see page 308)
Marsh David S. 8t Son, 4 Rumford building, Main
Murphy & Rooney, 381 Main
Schwartz I., Main, 3d door from Lexington
Coal,
Wood and Hay.
CARNEY & SON, Calvary, n. F. R. R. (see page 306)
EDDY C. F. & CO., 81 Moody (see front cover)
FROST G. FRANK, Moody, oor. F. R. R. (seep. 295)
HUNNEWELL
WILLIAM
A., yard Beaver Brook
station, 164 Main, office at George Woolley’s bookstore and (13 Kilby, B.) (see front cover)
g;a:;NOW
-,
Cofftns and Caskets.
WILLIAM
& SON, 284 Main (see p. 299)
Common, near Main.
CommAss4oner
,of Other
States.
Johnson B. B., Whitford block, Main
Concrete
HAYS
SCdewalhx
WM. W., School, opposite Grant (see page 310)
160
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Confectionery
DIRECTORY.
and l%uit.
FRASER EATE M. MISS, Music Hall block, Elm (see
page 309)
Mackay Mimes, Common, near Main
Rasetto Joseph, Main, corner Elm
Webater Edwin D., 285 Main
Contractors.
HAYS W. W., School, opposite Grant (see page 310)
Maloy Thomas, 22 S ring
McCusker Barney, 2 ewton, corner Taylor
Mulvihill Martin, John, head of Flood
Cordage.
EENDALL
F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford
(see front cover)
Corsets
CLARK,
and
MAYNARD
building,
gain
Ladies
Underwear.
(see page 5)
DESHON
FOLSOM
F. C. & CO., 12 Elm (see page 4)
GEORGE C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
Cracker
JAMES
Dealer.
A., 82 Moody (see page 301)
Crockery
and Glassware.
FIEL GEORGE’T., 411 Main (see page 296)
NORTHUP
& WARDEN, 72 Moody
PRIEST H. E., 353 Main (see page 296)
CutZery,
etc.
KENDALL
F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford building, Main
see front cover)
PRI 6 ST H. E., 353 Main (see page 296)
WOOLLEY GEORGE, Whitford block, 363 Main (see
page 6)
Dentdsts.
HAMLIN
E. L., 361 Main, room 1, up stairs (see p. 300)
Johnson N. D., 14 Chestnut
Papineau Augustus, Central block, Maiu, up stairs
Sherman John M., Common, near Main
Starbuck E. P., room 7, Central block, Main, up stairs
DIRECTORY.
161
TEMPLE
T. W., Music Hall block, Elm
(see back
Welrg?nk
E., Connelly block, 57 Moody
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Dial
Hamufactwrer.
Wetherbed Edwin D., Moody, near Crescent
Dressmakers.
Alexander P. D. Mrs., 11 Central
Allen Mary J., Grove, near Willow
Anderson Kate S., Crescent, corner Walnut
Campbell S. C. Miss, 5 Gordon
Conniff Mary A. Miss, Main, near Heard
Conrad Annie E. Mrs., rear 109 Moody
Foster Lucinda H. Miss, 16 Liberty
Harrington M. E., School, corner Exchange
Heasley Katie F. Miss, Cedar, near Oak
Heasley Mary A. Miss, Cedar, near Oak
Lee Mary F., room 2 Eagle block, Main
Lord Cora Miss, Moody, corner Spruce
Lowell W. F. Mrs., 72 Ash
McBride Mary Mrs., Charles, opposite Grant
Monroe A. T. Mrs., Chestnut, near Hall
Mudgett Anna M., Main, near Cross
Myshrall Matilda Mrs., Main, near Spring
Pettengill Elizabeth, High, near Lowell
Platts Lucy, Floyd, corner Russell
Reed Minnie M. Mrs., 355 Main
Ring H. L. Miss, 37 Crescent
Rogers F. W. Mrs., Charles, near Prospect
Smith Ann Elizabeth Miss, Main, opp. Central House
Tuttle Nora Miss, Pine, corner Gardner
Wellington E. A. Miss, 11 Gushing
White M. J. Mrs., Pine, opposite Hall .
Whitten Mary A., Alder, near Moody
Whitney S. J. Mrs., 13 Union
Williams M. L. Mrs., Oak, near Acorn
Drugs
HALL
HENRY
ami? MedQcZnes.
C.,Moody, car. Crescent (see front cover)
Dr/y
Goods.
CLARK, MAYNARD
& CO., Musia ,Hall block, Elm
(see page 5)
DESHON F. C. & CO., 12 Elm (see page 4)
Follett J. W., 291 Main
162
WALTHAM
Dyy
BUSINESS
DIREOTORY.
Goods-CorArwed.
FOLSOM GEORGE C!.,Moody, corner Spruce (see p. 7)
Milton Edwin T., Moody, near Spruoe
Riley Lawrence & Co., 265 Main
Smith 0. A. & Co., Whitford building, 359 Main
Stratton Thomas D., Whitford block, Main
Dye
Houses.
WALTHAM
DYE HOUSE,
9 Church (see page 301)
Emery,
F. A. Wilson, proprietor,
Croczcs, Corundum
Wi%eeZ Manufacturer.
Cloth
arbd
Sibley Freeman K., Moody, corner Gushing
Emery
Wheel Manufacturers.
Sibley F. K., Moody, corner Gushing
Waltham Emery Wheel Co., 60 Felton
Engine
Builder.
SHEDD GEORGE F., Lexington, n. Beaver (see p, 297)
Expresses.
Delano dz Co.! 309 Main, and (91 Kilby and 36 Court, sq,,
Boston)
GIBBS & CO., 9 Church, near Main and (105 Aroh, 34
Court sq., and 25 Merchants Row, B.) (see p. 296)
Hoyt Andrew J., 17 Cushing
Pendexter George H., 42 School, P. O., and depot
WEEKS &. CO., 3 Lexington, near Main, offioes (174
Washington and 15 Devonshire, B.) (see page 304)
Extract
2k6anufacturer.
Stowell Henry C., Robbins, near Adams
Pancg
Goods.
Chapin E. M. Mrs., 275 Main
Donovan Annie M., 309 Main
FISHER W. L. L CO., Main, car. Charoh (see page 363)
Kelly Ella B. Mrs., Common! near Main
MoGurn Ellen Miss, 309 Main
Mead J. W. Mrs.,‘16 Elm
Morgan F. J. & W. H., 246 Main
Walsh Walter T., Common, near Main
WAL!i!HAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Waltham Variety Store, 246 Main
Williams M. L. Mrs., Oak, near Acorn
WOOLLEY GEORGE, Whitford building,
(see page 8)
Wright Almon, Smyth’s block, Moody
163
363 Main
B&h and Oysters.
Caswell Henry A., Main, opposite Moody
Childs T. W., 8 Church
Hadley ,Bt Phelps, 80 Moody
Young E. M., 5 Lexington, near Main
n?orists.
Bemis Royal, 6 Maple, near Moody
O’Toole James, Prospect,, near Charles
Warren H. F., Summer, near Church
Plour
and
@t-a&n.
Gushing J. BECo., Moody, next F. R. R.
NORTHUP da WARDEN, 72 Moody
Pope & Viles, 238 Main, near Elm
Furnace
Mamwfacturtw.
Wetherbee Josiah, 38 Central
Beatty & Robinson, Prospect block, Main
GOODNOW WILLIAM
dz SON (Crosby Invalid Bed),
284 Main (see page 299)
GRAVES P. H. $ SON, Exchange Hall, Main (see
page 307)
Gas lXght Company.
Waltham Gas Light Co., office Central block, Main, Geo.
A,‘Stearns, Treas., William Tarbell, Supt.
,
Gas ZVtters.
HALL CHAS. JR., 78 Moody (see page 5)
KNAPP W. B., 240 Main (see page 4)
TROFATTER
CHARLES H., basement 111 Moody
(see page 298)
I
Gtmts~ l?wndsh/irng
(See C’lothing.)
Goods.
’
164
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
GEass Ware.
FIEL GEORGE T., 411 Main (see page 296)
Glass and Putty.
KENDALL
F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford building, Main (see
fi’ont cover)
G+aJn Elevator.
Pope dz Viles, Felton, near Moody
Craw&e
GILL ROBERT
Dealer
and
Worhw.
M, Newton, opp. Pine (see page 306)
Grocers.
Boston Branch Grocery, F. J. Perkins, Prospect blk.,Main
Clark W. W. 8s Son, Main, near Moody
Clasby D. J., Charles, corner Fountain
Connelly M. T., 41 Charles
Corcoran Bryan, River, opposite the bleacbery
Donlan Andrew, School, nearly opposite Spring
Foster M. S. & Son, Main, corner Linden
Glidden J. & Son, Moody, near Spruce
Greeley RI., rear 123 School
Harrington H. P., 3 Eagle block, Main
Hennelly Thomas, River, near the bleachery
Kingsley Patrick, Felton, near Sontb Harvard
Leary Patrick, Charles, near Williams
Leary Timothy, Charles, near Fountain
Manning Patrick, School, opposite Spring
McAllister Alexander F., 98 School
McCullow Alexander, Spring, corner Middle
McEneany P., Charles, near Water
McWain William D., 2 Central block, Main
Mullen Catherine, Oak, opposite Acorn
NORTHUP
dt WARDEN, 72 Moody
O’Brien & Halloran, Ceder, corner Oak
,Pope Daniel E. & Son, 311 Main
Rankins Perry, Lexington, near Main
Rhodes James, Felton, opposite Fountain
Sherman & Locke, Main, corner Spring
Sbiels Martin, Willow, opposite Foundry avenue
Taylor L. C., Main, corner Lyman
Wall Patrick, Oak, corner Cedar
Whitney & Edes, 113 Moody
WALTHAM
RTJSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Hack and L;iver2/ Stables.
Caswell William J., 28 Lexington, order slate Main,
Elm, and south side Post-office
Cheney J. A., Church, near Main
Eendall Levi J., 15 Crescent, ne.@ Moody
Mooney Patrick, Central, near Newton
165
car.
Ha&
for Plastwhg.
FROST G. FRANK, Moody, oar. F. R. R. (see p. 295)
HUNNEWELL
WILLIAM
A., Beaver Brook (see
front cover)
Ha&dressers.
Amrock Edward E., Eagle block, Main
Bold M. S. Miss (ladies), 307 Main
Burronghs S. R., Moody, opposite Gordon
Finnegan’s Hair Dressing Room, n. Waltham Bank, Main
Finnegan Joseph P., 301 Main
Hemenway W. F., Moody, near Crescent ’
Parker E. L., 373 Main
Ryan Charles H., Main, corner Elm
Webber Daniel M., 117 Moody
Hah
Goods.
Bassett Elizabeth Mrs., 285 Main
Hair Spring Mawufacturer.
Logan John, Vernon, near Prospect
Hardware.
KENDALL
F. E. & CO., 3 Rumford buiIding,
( see front cover)
Richardson E. M., Goodnow block, 286 Main
Harness
Main
Makers.
Gardner Frank, Main, opposite Newton
Holbrook T. K., 383,Main
Kitqsbury J., 80 Moody
RING CHARLES W., 303 Main (see back cover)
VARNUM
EDWARD P., 281 Main (see page 305)
Eats,
&aps and lkrs.
BOSTON & WALTHAM
CLOTHING
CO., 2 Eagle
block, Main (see page 308)
Peck Charles, 287 Main
Schwartz I., Main, 3d door from Lexington
166
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Hay and Mraw.
HUNNEWELL
WILLIAM
A., Beaver Brook (see
front cover)
Horse ClothAng.
RING CHARLES W., 303 Main (see back cover)
VARNUM
EDWARD P., 281 Main (see page 305)
Horse
b’hoers.
Daniels J. & Son, Main, opposite Central House
Donahue John, Fountain
GREEN JOHN A., Moody, near Cuehing (see p. 305)
McDonald Hugh, rear Main, near Central House
Hosiery,
CLARK,
MAYNARD
Gloves, Etc.
& CO., Music hall block, Elm
(see page 5)
DESHON
FOLSOM
F. C. & CO., 12 Elm (see page 4)
GEORGE C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
Hosiwy
Manufacturers.
Caunt John, Felton, opposite Fountain
Tomlin Alfred, Felton, opposite Fountain
Hotels.
’
Central House, George H. Cushman, proprietor, Main,
corner Exchange
PROSPECT HOUSE, W. J. Richardson, proprietor,
Main, opposite Prospect (see page 298)
Sanderson House, George 0. Sander-eon, manager, 13
and 15 Lexington
Hulled
Corn.
Maynard A. D., 346 Main
Ice ~&ream.
FRASER KATE M. MISS, Music hall block, Elm (see
page 309)
Waltham Ice Cream Co., 346 Main
Ice Dealers.
PACKARD C. S., 344 Main (see page 308)
Peterson William E., off Felton, near F. R. R.
Totten John, Bacon, near School
Incubator
iWanufactzcrers.
Caldwell Broa., Main, near Weston
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Insurance
167
DIRECTORY.
Agents.
Stone C. F., 1 Central block, Main
Stone F. M., 1 Central block, up-stairs, Main
Thompson George M., 312 Main, and (66 State, B.)
VILES DANIEL F., Bank building, up-stairs, Main (see
page 314)
Williams D. W., Adams building, Main
Iron
and
Brass
B’oumders.
Brown Rufus G. & Co., Feltou, corner Water (26 Charlestown, B.)
DAVIS & FARNUM
MNFG. CO., Foundry avenue,
near Bleachery station (228 Washington, B.), (see
page 308)
Jewelers.
NOBLE JOHN P., 1 Eagle block, Main (see page 300)
WHITFORD
GEO. H.,Whitford building, 363 Main (see
page 8)
Jig Saw&tag and 2bn4ng.
TUCKER AMASA, Dix block, Moody (see page 306)
WHITNEY
CHAS. A., r. Music hall, Elm (see p. 295)
Junk
Dealers.
Gorman John, rear School, nearly opposite Spring
O’Brien Pierce jr., Fountain, near Charles
EaZsomhe
and Alabastine.
KENDALL
front cover)
E$tchen
l%.mwZshing
Goods.
FIEL GEO. T., 411 Main (see page 296)
HALL CHARLES JR., 78 Moody (see page 5)
STICKNEY & SON, 389 Main (see page 297)
Laces,
5t’Hmmings,
Etc.
CLARK, MAYNARD & CO., Music hall block, Elm (see
page 5)
FOLSOM GEORGE C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
Ladled
and
Gents’
FurnJsh$ng
Goods.
CLARK, MAYNARD
& CO., Music hall block, Main
(see page 5)
FOLSOM GEORGE C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
168 ,
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Lathe
DIRECTORY.
Mawufactu/rers.
AMERICAN
WATCH TOOL CO., Benefit (see p. ‘7)
Hopkins Watch Tool Co., C. Hopkins, manager, Felton
SHEDD GEO. F., Lexington, near Beaver (see p. 297)
STARK JOHN, Moody, near Gushing (see page 300)
WALTHAM
WATCH TOOL CO., Moody, near Cushing (see page 300)
Laun&r%es.
WALTHAM
STEAM LAUNDRY,
Thorp & Rogers,
proprietors, Crescent, near Moody (see back cover)
Wetherbee Warren, 45 Moody, near Crescent
Lawyers.
Allin Horatio N., 307 Main
Eaton & Reed, Whitford building, 361 Main
French Daniel, 6 Central block, up-stairs, Main
Graham James W., Main, corner Church
Harrington E. A., Whittord building, 361 Main, room 3,
up-stairs
Johnson & Haynes, Whitford block, Main
Lathrop A. J., room 6, Eagle block, Main
Loring Edward D., 355 Main, room 2, up-stairs
Lute Enos T., room 6, Eagle block, Main
Stark Robert M., room 2, Central block, Main, upstairs
Stone F. M. dt C. F., room 1, Central block, Main
Lead P%@eand Sheet Lead.
KENDALL
F. E. 62 CO., 3 Rumford building, Main (see
front cover)
LJbraries
(Circulating).
Bradford & Williams, 1 Central block, Main, and Moody,
corner Crescent
Waltham Public Library, Moody, corner Charles
Lightd~g
Rods.
Galbraith John, 2 Liberty
Lime,
Hair,
Cement, Etc.
HUNNEWELL
WM. A., Beaver Brook station (see
front cover)
Lumber.
BUTTRICK
FRANCIS, Felton, n. Mechanic (see p. 3)
Leatherbee Wm. H. & Son, Beaver Brook, Main
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
169
Hobbs Geo. E., Felton, opposite Fountain
SHEDD GEO. F., Lexington, near Beaver (see p. 297)
WALTHAM
WATCH
TOOL CO., Moody, car. Cusliing (see page 300)
Manuf
Cohzipan4es..
actwhg
American Watch Co, Crescent (Boston office, 405 Washington), R.. E. Robbins, treasurer
‘AMERICAN
WATCH TOOL CO., Benefit, near F. R.
R. (see page 7)
BOSTON MANUFACTURING
CO. (cotton cloth and
hosiery), M. U. Adams, agent, River, near Moody,
E. Dwight, treaa. (60 State, Boston) (see page 362)
DAVIS
& FARNUM
MNFG. CO. (iron founders),
Foundry avenue (office, 228 Washington, Boston)
(see page 308)
Ellis Manufacturing Co. (skirt and stooking supporters),
rear 238 Main
WALTHAM
BLEACHERY
AND DYE WORKS
(bleaching and dyeing cotton), C. H. Mann, agent,
River, opp. Willow, E. Dwight, treas. (60 State, B.)
(see page 302)
Warren Hose Supporter Co., 3 Central block, and (287
Devonshire, Boston)
Mccrble
Worker.
Hassett Wm. F., Exchange Hall, Main
Masons.
Lawrence J. B., Alder, near Beech
Morris L., Charles, near Prospect
O’Brien James P., East Ash
Olcott John E., 20 Cross
Olcott John H., 20 Cross
Peabody John, 74 Lexington
Ryan Philip, School, near Bacon
Brown Fred S., Winter, near West . .
Brown Waldo, South, near railroad crossing
Bunnell Eugene W., Bacon, corner Dale
Castner Sanford B., North, near Lexington line
Childs Melvin L., Lexington, near Bacon
Childs Wm. G., Lexington, near Curve
Cutting Joseph, Main, above Weston
.
170
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Milkmen-Contgnued.
Greene Samuel, 19 Crescent
Harrington Geo. B., South, near F. R. R.
Jameson A., North, near Lexington line
Jones Dexter F., Main, near Weston
Eendall Charles E., Grant, near Main
Norris John Elbert, Bacon, corner Dale
Peabody E. T., Pond, near Exchange
Peabody H. W., Lexington, near School
Quirk Patrick, River, near Willow
Ryan Albert M., Hammond, near Main
Ryan Samuel L., 46 Central
Sherman Asahel, 63 Adams, near Robbins
Sherman Newton, 63 Adams
Stearns Andrew W., Prospect
Stearns John W., 39 Crescent
Stone H. L., Main, above Weston
Viles Nathan A., 336 Main
Warren Geo. E., 7 Prospect
Warren Isaac F., 116 Charles
Wellington Theodore, 91 Lexington
Wyman Reuben A., Bacon, near Dale
Wyman Wm., Bacon, near Dale
Pope & Vilee, Felton, near Moody
Millinery.
Brown Belle E. Mrs., 107 Moody
Daley Rose A. M., 14 Elm
Frothingham C. J. Mrs., 293 Main
Halleran Mary E. Miss, 75 Moody
Hayden Misses, 237 Mein
Jones Edith L. Miss, 307 Main
Macardy J. W., 277 Main
McGurn Ellen Miss, 285 Main
Mead J. W. Mrs., 16 Elm
Ross E. Mrs., 289 Main
Turner Isabella W. Miss, 3 Adams
Mzcsical
WARREN
GEORGIA
page 302)
Instruments,
A., 3 Central block, Main (see
Music
Store.
Colby James W., 109 Moody
WARREN
GEORGIA A., 3 Central block, Main (see
page 302)
.
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Newspapers
DIRECTORY.
171
and Pe+%odBcaEs.
Bradford & Williams, Central block, Main, and south side
post-office
FISHER W. L. & CO., Main, corner Church (see p. 303)
I-TALL II. C., Moody, corner Crescent (see front cover)
WOOLLEY
GEORGE, Whitford building, 363 Main
(see page 8)
Newspapers.
WALTHAM
publisher,
WALTHAM
241 Main
FREE PRESS, Nathaniel G. Phinney,
rear 238 Main (see page 295)
RECORD, Epbraim L. Barry, publisher,
(see page 303)
iVotar4es
P~uhl%c.
Johnson B. B., Whitford block, Main
Lute E. T., Main, corner Common
Stone C. E‘., room 1, Central blook, Main
Stone F. M,, room 1, Central block, Main
Nurseryman.
Warren H. F., Summer, near Church
Nurses.
Abbott L. M. Mrs., Taylor, near Moody
Bridges Caroline C. Mrs., 19 Exchange
Conner Sarah A. Mrs., Prospect place
McCiary Mary P., Charles, opposite Floyd
Sanford 0. R. Mrs., 27 Adams
Spear Syrena D., boards N. E. Patridge’s, Cherry
O%l Can .iianufactu/rer.
Roddick Thomas, Benefit, near Newton
Painters
(House
and
S%gn).
Chapin G. H., Bacon, corner School
KILBURN
J. H., High, near Newton (see page 300)
Kimball A. I)., Charles, opposite Floyd
King James, Felton, corner Williams
LANE & POOLE, 12 Elm (see page 301)
Wentworth Benjamin W., Main, corner Prospect
WHELON JgHN H., Spring, near Main (see page 301)
172
WALTHAM
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Pahters
(Carriage).
ANDERSON BROTHERS, Main, n. Bacon (see p. 297)
FLAGG BROTHERS, Charles, car. Harvard (see p. 304)
Paints,
Oils,
and
Glass.
KENDALL
front cover)
LANE & POOLE, 12 Elm (see page 201)
Richardson E. M., Goodnow’s block, 286 Main
Paper
Hangers.
Hall Herbert W., Hall, near Taylor
Hutchinson George M., 2 Park place
Merriam IL G. R., Mechanic, near Charles
WHELON JOHN H., Spring, near Main (see p. 301)
Paper
Hamghgs.
Bradford & Williams, Central block, Main and South
side post-office.
WOOLLEY
GEORGE, Whitford building, 363 Main
(see page 8)
Paper
Manufacturers.
Roberts John & Son, South,
(91 Federal, B.)
Paper
Patterns
WARREN GEORGIA
page 302)
Pate&
HALL HENRY
cover)
near Roberts crossing, and
(Butterick).
A., 3 Central block, Main (see
Medic&es.
C., Moody, corner Crescent (see front
Pattern
Makers.
TUCKER AMASA, Dix block, Moody (see p. 306)
WHITNEY
CHARLES A., rear Music Hall, Elm (see
page 295)
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r-’
WALTHAM
_/--
_ * ~‘1
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
173
Photographers.
NORTH F. E., Whitford block, Main (see page 300)
, Pierce Andrew J., 65 Moody
WEBSTER
WM. A., Moody, corner Crescent (see
front cover)
Physbc&am.
Adams Benj. F. D., Lyman, opposite School
Cutler E. R., Main, opposite Spring
Foster Frank A., Crescent, near Moody
Hall Irving S. (homeopathic), 9 Moody
Hutchinson C. W., 5 Pine
Jarvis Wm. F., 26 Maple
Kittredge F. R. C., 435 Main
McCormick 0. J., Common, near School
Metcalf Emily Miss (homeopathic), 276 Main
Porter Omer P., River, near Willow
Swallow Edward E., Main, opposite Liberty
THERRIEN
J ., room 21, Central blk., Main (see p. 307)
Warren Royal S., Main, near Lyman
Willis John W., Main, opposite Liberty
Worcester Edward, 7 Moody
Pdanos
and
WARREN GEORGIA
page 302)
Pdcture
TUCKER
Prame
AMASA,
Organs.
A., 3 Central block, Main
(see
2Ianufacturera.
43 Moody (see page 306)
Pdcture
Erarnes.
McAllister W. H. & E., 81 Moody
WOOLLEY GEORGE, 363 Main (see page 8)
PEa&ng
BUTTRICK
FRANCIS,
page 3)
WHITNEY
CHARLES
page 295)
lWdi?l.
Felton,
near Mechanic
(see
A., rear Music Hall, Elm (see
Plumbers.
HALL CHARLES
page 5)
JR., 78 Moody, corner Crescent (see
174
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Plwnbers-Continued.
Stearns Watson, Stearns & Urehore building, MXn
TROFBTTER
C. IL, 111 Moody (see page 298)
BAKER EDWARD I)., Moody, near Walnut
BARRY E. I,., 244 Main (see page 303)
PHINNEY
NATHANIEL
G., rear 233 Main (seep. 295)
Varney William S., 43 Moody
Provisions.
Curtis W. S. & Co., Exchange market, Main
Cutter J. D., 351 Main
Eaton Brothers, Moody, corner Taylor
HIGGINS ALBEKT, 4 Elm (see page 307)
Hughes Thomas F., Oak, near Cedar
McPARLAND
& CO., Dix block, Moody (see page 301)
RICE CALVIN, 1 Lexington (see page 306)
RUMFORD
MARKET, Rand & Dutch, prop& Lexington, near Main (see page 299)
Spaulding H. C., Main, corner Common
TAYLOR JAMES M., Hall’s block, Moody, corner Gordon (see page 4)
Tower Frank E., 397 Main
Tracy Edward, Charles, near Grant
Publdshers.
BARRY E. L. (The Waltham Kecord), 244 Main (see
page 303)
PHINNEY
NATHANIEL
G. (Waltham Free Press,)
rear 238 Main (see page 295)
Real
Estate
Age&s.
Smith Sylvanus W., 355 Main, room 2, up stairs
Tolman B. S., Central block, Main
WALTHAM
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, E. A. ITarrington and C. F. Parks, 361 Main (see page 299)
Williams Daniel W., Adams building, Main, car. Church
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
175
DIRECTORY.
Restauram%.
Cox Thomas, Common, corner Main
Denecke Charles, Prospect block, Main
Field Geo. K., Common, corner Main
Harvey Charles J., 409.Main
Murphy P. B., 407 Main
Sanderson C. F., 67 Moody
Welsh William F., Elm, opposite the depot
Saw&g
and Turning.
TUCKER AMASA, 43 Moody (see page 306)
WHITNEY
page 295)
&hool
Books.
FISHER W. L. & CO., Main, car. Church (see p. 303)
WOOLLEY GEORGE, 363 Main (see page 8)
School House
3&wn$ture.
WHITCOMB
A. G., 73 Fulton, Boston (see page 317)
WHITCOMB
Settees.
A. G., 73 Fulton, Boston (see page 317)
Sew&tag MachZnes.
Clough Benj. F. (Davis), 14 Prospect
Singer Manufacturing Co., Geo. H. Lake, a@., 297 Main
Smith 0. A. L Co. (White), Whitford bldg., 359 Main
Walker John W. (Wheeler & Wilson), 87, Moody
WARREN GEORGIA A., 3 Central block, Main (see
page 302)
SdXver Ware.
NOBLE JOHN P., 1 Eagle block, Main (see page 300)
WHITFORD
GEO. H., Whitford building, 363 Main
(see page 8)
.
Small
Wares.
’
CLARK, MAYNARD
(see page 5)
FOLSOM GEO. C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
1’76
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
Soda and Mgwerak
DIRECTORY.
Watt
Mmfrs.
Harvey J. J,, School, opposite Spring
Moore George B., Main, near Beaver Brook
Statdes.
Cate William RI., rear Walthatn Bank, Main
Cheney J. A., Church, near Main
Kelley Thomas, rear Prospect block, Main
Kendall Levi J., 15 Crescent
PROSPECT
HOUSE, Warren J. Riohardson, proprie
tor, Main, opposite Prospect (see page 298)
Steam
Heating
Engineers
and Apparatus.
Brown Rufus G. & Co., Felton, corner Water(26 Charles
town, B.)
Steam
and Gas Zdtters.
Stearns Watson, Stearns & C’rehore bailding, Main
TROFATTER
C. H., basement 111 Moody (see p. 298)
Stock&g
Supporter
Ellis Manufacturing
Manufacturer.
Co., rear 238 Main
Stome Worker.
GILL
ROBERT
M., Newton, n. F. R. R. (see page 306)
Stoves, Pwrnaces,
Etc.
KNAPP W. B., 240 Main (see pages 4 and 6)
STICKNEY R. & SON, 389 Main (see page 297)
Surveyor.
PARKS CHARLES
(see page 299)
F., Whitford’s building, 361 Main
WALTHAM
BU8INESS DIRECTORY.
177
Bamber Asher, Pros ect block, Main
Barton Thomas J., it hitford building, 361 Main
Cassidy John A., 355 Main, room 3, up stairs
Connor Edward, 1 Eagle block, Main
Delany James, Hall, coruer Taylor
Gillen Andrew, rear 343 Main
McClure John E., 87 Moody
Ryan Daniel R., Main, corner Lexington
Tea, Coffee aind SpCces.
McBride D. P., II. P. Tea Co, 269 Main
NORTHUP & WARDEN, 72 Moody
l’eacher
(Ei?oczcthn)
.
Bamber Golde, Russell
Teacher
(Lamgzcages)
Munster Josie Miss, 18 Elm
.
!ICeachers (Mws4c).
Barker William A., 32 Adams
Colby James W., 93 Moody
Curtis Emma H., 14 Harvard
Leslie E. J. Mrs., 12 Taylor
Monroe Daisy J. Miss, Chestnut
Munster Josie Miss, 18 Elm
Reed Clarence E., 36 Adams
!feachers
(Pduate
S&o0 2s).
Bill Mary E. Mrs. (kindergarten), opp. Bamber’s blk., Main
Moore Georgena Miss, 240 Main
Worcester Benj., Lexington
Teamsters.
Letourneau James, 18 Lexington
Tay Henry, 306 Main
17s
WALTHAM
BUSTNESS
Telegraph
DIRECTORY.
Office.
Western Union Telegraph, Miss M. A. Newton,
ator, Waltham depot
l’elephone
oper-
Exchange.
Bradford & Williams, Central block, Main
T8cket
Agent.
Tebbetts Clarence, Central block, Main
lWnsw&hs.
STICKNEY
R. & SON, 389 Main (see page 297)
l”o$let
HALL
Articles.
H. C., Moody, corner Crescent (see fi*ont oover)
Undertakers.
GOODNOW WILLIAM
& SON, 284 Main (see p. 299)
Common, near 1Main
Reade -,
Upholsterers.
Bellis Mathew H., Exchange, near Main
Moore Btos., Whitford block, Main, oar. Lexington
Valve
Manufactzcrers.
DAVIS & FARNUM
MNFG. CO., Foundry avenue,
near bleachery station (228 Washington, B.), (see
page 308)
Vardsh
Dealem.
KENDALL
F. E. $: CO., 3 Rumford building, Main (see
front cover)
Vete&naPy
Surgeon.
Byrne Charles, J. E. Tolman’s stable, Moody
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
179
DIRECTORY.
l
Watchnakers
and Repairers.
NOBLE J. P., 1 Eagle block, Main (see page 300)
Palmer D. D., Spruce, corner Crescent
WHITFORD
GEORGE H., Whitford building,
Main (see page 8)
Watchmakers9
363
Tools.
AMERICAN
WATCH TOOL CO., Benefit, east of F.
R. R. (Watertown branch) (see page 7)
Hopkins Watch Tool Co., Felton, opposite Fountain
STARK JOHN, Moody, car. Chestnut (see page 300)
WALTHAM
WATCH
TOOL CO., Moody, corner
Gushing (see page 300)
Watch iWanufactw4es.
American Watch Co., R. E. Robbins, treasurer, Crescent,
near Adams office (405 Washington, B.)
Palmer Dolphns D., Spruce, corner Crescent
Watches,
JeweEry,
Etc.
Bold John, 307 Main
Bruce E. A., 3 Central block, Main
NOBLE J. I?., 1 Eagle block, Main (see page 300)
Tebbets Clarence, Central block, Main
WHITFORD
GEORGE H., Whitford building,
Main (see page 8)
Weather
Vane Manufactzcrms.
Cushing L. W. & Sons, Moody, corner F. R. R.
Wheelwr4gh%.
Loux Joseph, Main, corner Prospect
McKernell James, Water
Ohnemus Andrew, Spring, near Main
W4ndow
McAllister
Bereem Manwfactwers.
W. H. & E.,81 Moody
’
363
180
l
WALTHAM
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Wood Dealer.
Belliveau A. J., Sun, near Ferren
Wood !4Fwrn&ng.
Jackson Ralph T., Newton, opp. Taylor
TUCKER AMASA, 43 Moody (see page 306)
WHITNEY
page 295)
Wooden
Ware.
KENDALL
front cover)
Worsted,
Yarns,
Etc.
CLARK, MAYNARD
dii CO., Music Hall block, Elm
(see page 5)
DESHON F. C.&z CO., 12 Elm (see page 4)
FOLSOM GEO. C., 105 Moody (see page 7)
WALTHAM
181
DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS
OFTHETOWN
OFWALTRAN,
FOR THE YEARS 1882-3.
Town
Election
Firer
Monday
in March.
Selectmen Overseers of the Poor and Highway Surueyors-Charles H. Emerson, Francis Buttriok, Timothy
Leary, L. S. Foster, Henry C. Hall.
Assessors-Edward Jones, Chas. Harrington, Michael
T. Connelly.
Toum CZe& and Collector of Taxes-D. F. Viles.
Treasurer-John
S. Williams.
Auditor--Joseph
F. Gibbs.
School Committee-John W. Willis, Emory W. Lane,
Elizabeth Stone, Enos T. Lute, Marlon R. Leonard, Andrew J. Lathrops.
Ruperithtendent of Schools-John T. Prince.
Directors Public Library-T.
J. Barton, Nathan Warren, Luman N. Hall, B. A. Buckley, Charles F. Parks,
Eliot A. Harrington, John T. Prince, Arthur P. Smith.
Constables-Nathaniel A. Moody, James H. McKenna,
J’~~I~~ Miller, B. S. Tolman, James J. Bryant, John P.
PO& Oficers-Nathaniel
A. Moody, James H. McKenna, J. J. Bryant, L. H. Stanley, A. S. Wilder, Wm.
H. Bent.
182
WALTRAM
DIRECTORY.
Trustees Mt. Feake
Cemetery-Swnuel
0. Upham,
Horatio Moore, William Roberts, 13. F. D. Adams, Frederick M. Stone.
Trustees Grove Z&Y Cemetery-John R. Farnum, Chas.
Dix, S. Payson Emerson.
Water Commissioners-Charies
H. Emerson, Charles
Ii‘. Parks, G. Frank Frost.
8urveyors qf Lumber-Vacant.
Board of &a&h-Dr.
B. F. D. Adams, Dr. Edward
R. Cutler, Charles 3’. Stone, William R. Wells, James B.
Goodwin.
Measwers of Bar7c and Wood-William
W. Clark, C.
J. Olney.
PieZd Drivers-Francis
C. Smith, M. J. Mullaney.
pence I%ewers-Peter R. Brady, W. H. Anderson,
Charles P. Bond, Edward P. Smith.
Pzc~Zic Weighers-Fred.
P. Rutter, W. W. Clark, C.
S. Packard, Thomas Carney, Frank H. Brown.
Sealer of IRights and Measures-Nath’l
A. Moody.
Engineers 3Yre Department-Charles
F. Parks, Chief,
Charles A. Hall, CZer7c,Frank H. Eaton, F. C. Hodgdon,
Robert Johnson.
&eper Town Scales-William
W. Clark,
SECOND
DISTRICT
COURT OF EASTERN MIDDLESEX.
Established June lst, 1882.
Drs!rnrcT-Waltham,
Watertown, and Weston.
Court room in Eagle block. Sessions held every day
at 2 P.M. for criminal business, and every Saturday at
9 A.M. for civil business.
&stice-Enos
T. Lute.
Special Justices-Henry
5. Milton, Samuel P. Abbott.
FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
Charles H. Parks, Chief Engineer; Charles A. Hall,
Frank H. Eaton, F. C. Hodgdon, Robert Johnson, Assistants; Charles A. Hall, CZerk. Office, Spruce street.
FIRE
PomcE.-Watson Stearns, 6’aptain; A. M. Jackson, C. S. Packard, John E. Glidden, Morton Hadley,
Jarvis Emerson.
*
WALTHAM
183
DIRECTORY.
WALTHAM
STEAMER NO. 1.
Spruce street.
A. J. Jackson, Foreman;
W. D. Newland, Assistant;
M. W. Eaton, CZer?c.
INDEPENDENT
HOSE CO., NO. 1.
Willow, near River street.
E. A. Emerson, F’oreman; C. C. Morgan, Assistant;
W. H. Dinsmore, C&k; I?. A. Clark, Steward.
N. P. BANKS
HOSE COMPANY, NO. 2.
Lexington street.
Geo. H. Chapin, Poreman; Geo. H. Pendexter, Assistant; J. F. Vinal, C’lerk and d9ewara.
PARKS HOSE, NO. 3.
Spruce street.
T. H. Holbrook, Foremccn; Osgood Weymouth, Assist&t;
E. D. Donnell, CZer?c;John F. Pownall,&eward.
PROSPECT
HOSE CbMPANY,
NO. 4.
Prospect street.
R. A. Jones, poreman; J. L. Furbush, Assistant;
E. Allen, CZerh; Ernest T. Adams, Steward.
VETERAN
HOOE AND LADDER
W.
CO., NO. 1.
Lexington street.
I. H. Bullard, lioreman; C. M. Wheeler, Assistant;
S. P. Brown, derk; W. B. Lucas, Steward.
FIRE
ALARM
TELEGRAPH.
Established Sept. 3, 1881.
BOX.
LOCATION.
4 Beaver street, at G. W. Lyman%.
5 Main and Elm streets.
14 Engine House, Spruce street.
15 Crescent and Ash streets.
16 Moody and Robbins streets.
17 High and Hall streets.
18 Newton and Oak streets.
23 Moody and River streets.
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184
22
25
26
27
28
31
32
34
35
36
37
42
43
A5
51
52
53
54
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
Charles and Fountain streets.
Main and Bacon streets.
Main and South streets.
Stony Brook, opposite Mrs. Hemenway’s.
Roberts’ Psper Mill.
Pond ,and Exchange streets.
Bacon and Dale streets.
Lexington and Lincoln streets.
Winter and Locust streets.
Lincoln and Smith streets.
North and Lexington streets.
Quince and Beaver streets.
Quince, near E. N. Pierce’s.
North and Forest streets.
Main and Heard streets.
Main and Linden streets.
Main and Willow streets.
Willow and River streets.
SIGNALS.
I-One blow for test at 6.50 A.M., 6.50 P.M.
II-Two
blows will dismiss companies in waiting and
give notice that companies in service have (‘made up.”
Should an alarm occur from another box before this
signal is given, companies answering second, will answer
on first; companies answering third, will answer second.
III-Three
blows, followed by the box number-second alarm.
III-III-Three
blows twice, followed by the box
number-third
alarm.
II-II-Twenty-two-struck
at 7.30 A.M., indicates no
session of schools in the morning; same signal at 11.45
A.M., indicates no afternoon session.
INSTRUCTIONS
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;
lieten If the gong in the box strikes, if not, pull again. If
you fail the second time, go to the next neareat box and
do the same.
Remain at the box, if possible, afier giving an alarm, to
direct the firemen to the fire.
Do not give an alarm for a fire seen at a distance.
Be sure the box is clocreclbefore leaving it.
If you remove from your house or place of business, return the ke to the Chief Engineer.
Hey ho1%ers will bear in mind that their key will be
‘(trapped” when used, and will be returned to them by
an engineer.
.
WALTHAM
185
DIRECTORY.
PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL
COJIYITTEE.
John W. Willis, Chairman; Emory W. Lane, Reoor&
ing Secretary; Mrs. John T. Prince, School Supt.,
Correspon&a’ng fieoretary and Auditor; Mrs. Elizabeth
Stone, Emory W. Lane, A. J. Lathrop, Rev. M. R. Leonard, E. T. Lute.
.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Church street, corner School.
Charles W. Parmeuter, Principal;
John W. Dalzell,
Submaster; Carrie A. Teele, Elizabeth M. Wellington,
Helena L. Day, Assistants.
NORTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
School street, corner Lexington.
Bradford W. Drake, Yrincipal;
Miss Mary J. Miles,
Mrs. Mary J. Tbayer, Mary F. Barnes, Sarah E. Frost,
Mary E. Whitford, Auna C. Wbitoomb, Susan B. Elardy,
Assistants.
SOUTH
GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
.
High street.
Arthur P. Smith, room 1, PrilzoipaZ; Miss Elizabeth
E. Randall, room 2, Mary A. Frost, room 3, Mary F.
Adams, room 4, Jane Phelps, room 5, Hattie P. Bill, room
6, Martha McC. Barnes, room 7, Flora E. Nelson, room 8,
Assistants.
INTERMEDIATE
AND
HEARD
PRIMARY
STBEET
SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL.
Main street, corner Heard.
Ella A. Pierce, M. L ouise Wilde, Margaret N. Alexander, Addie E. Francis, Teachers.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
TWO,
UNGBADED.
Pond End.
Hannah M. Parkhurst, Principal;
A&&ant.
.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
THREE,
S. Jenoie Childe,
UNGRADED.
Trapelo.
Clara W. Berry, PrincipaZ.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
FOUR,
Beaver Brook
Georgians M. Knox, Teacher.
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WALTHAM
SCHOOL
187
DIRECTORY.
NUMBER
FIVE.
Charles street.
Maria Jones, Mary E. McCarthy, Amelia H. Stanley,
Teachers.
SCHOOL
Mary
ence E.
Stearns,
Teacher
NUMBER
SIX.
Main street, corner South.
C. Stearns, Teacher of Fifth Grummur; FlorFrost, Teacher of Sk& Grammar; Ann E.
Teacher of East Primary;
Susie C. Peabody,
of West Primary.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
SEVEN.
Bleachery.
Jeannette B. Wilson, Teacher of Upper Prim?ry;
Lillian E. Pratt, Teaclher of Lover Primary.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
EIGHT.
Chemistry.
Maria E. Morgan, Teacher of Sixth grammar; Rachel
Harrub? Teacher of Faph grammar; Sarah A. Wall,
Teacher of Eass Primary;
Annie E. Taylor, Teacher of
West Prffmary.
SCEOOL
NUMBER
NINE.
High street.
Abbie M. Bill, Primary Teacher.
SCHOOL
NUMBER
TEN.
School street, corner Exchange.
Anna Fernald, Teacher of Upper Primary;
Sibley, Teacher of East Primary.
Hattie N.
Leonard B. Marshall, Teacher of E.waZ Bkic.
R. G. Chase, Teacher of Drawing.
WALTHAM
NEW,CHURCH
SCHOOL.
Lexington street.
ikkm6ers of the Institute-P.
W. Chandler, L. Clark,
M.D.,
Rev. J. Pettee, Francis A. Dewson, Kev. John Worcester, Rev. James Reed, Albert Mason.
Benjamin Worcester, Bacon street, Prirzcipal;
Miss
Kate L. Meech, Miss F. Partello, Miss M. H. Stetson, Miss
Maud L. Woscester, Assistants; M. J. Levy, French;
Miss J. M. Tallman, illusic, piano; Mrs.’ E. DI. Condell,.
Dancing.
12
.
188
WALTHAM
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
PUBLIC
LIBRARY.
Moody street, corner Charles.
Number of volumes, 10,376.
Open daily (except Sundays), from 1 to 9 P.M.
N. Warren, Pres.; E. A. Harrington,
Xec.; L. N. Hall,
Treas.; A. J. Lxthrop,
Librarian;
Miss S. Johnson, 1st
Asst. iXwurian;
Mrs. M. E. Bill, 2d Asst. Librarian.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST
CHURCH.
Organized 1852.
Charles street, corner h1oody.
Rev. J. V. Stratton, Pastor;
A. P. Penniman, C. P.
Harrington,
George E. Newton, George T. Fiel, Deacons;
David Bandall, Ubarles C. Bills, Geo. H. Shirley, Robert
Whitaker,
Gen. Calvin Chamherlin, William
H. Anderson, Standing
Comm.ittee; George E. Newton,
Treas.;
William A. Mootly, C’lerk; Welllllgton
Lord, Sexton; C.
C. Bills, Sunday-school
Supt.; L. B. Hardy, Asst. Sqt.;
Frank Christmas, Sec.; W. 1%. Sawtelle, hbrarian;
Wm.
H. Holland, Wm. A. Moody, Asst.Li!warians.
Number
of sohoiars, 403.
TRINITARIAN
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Organized 1820.
Main street, above Moody.
Rev. Bradford M. Fullerton,
Pastor;
H. C. Skeele, A.
J. Hoyt, J. C. Bates and George T. Joties, Dencolzs; E.
A. Marsh, Philip Jones and the Deacons, Standing
ComMrs. Mary E. Stanley, Mrs. Mary T. Goodrich
mittee;
and Bolina It. Scamman, Corn. of Ladies;
H. E. Skeele,
Trea.s.
Clerk; Geo. H. Whitford,
Ofleers of the Parish-E,
A. Marsh (chairman),
Francis C. Smith, Dr. E. R. Cutler, Erskine Warden and
Geo. T. Jones, Parish. Corn.; John Griffiths, CZe&; Erskine Warden, Treas.; Wm. D. Ward, Collector; I. W.
Skinner, Asst. Collector; Cyrus P. Simonds, Se&on.
Ofleers of the Sunday-schoolPhilip Jones, Supt.;
Bradford W. Drake, Asst.; Fred. H. Barnes, #ec. and
Treas.; Charles H. Whitney, Asst.; Winthrop
81. Baker,
Charles A. Berry, Librarian;
Susie A.
Act&g
Asst.;
Stearns, Nellie A. Hoyt, Mary F. Berry, Assts.; J. Fred.
B. Kimball, Precentor;
Nellie L. Brackett, Pianist.
,
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
189
CHRIST
CHURCH (EPISCOPAL).
Organized 1849.
Central street.
Rev. Thomas F. Fales, Rector; Otis E. Hunt, Moses
E. Osgood, Wuro?eens;M. U. Adams, John Haynes, Wm.
H. Craven, W. 1-I. Howe, H. L. Hovey, E. C. Caldwell.
Vhynen;
Moses E. Osgood, Treas. und Clerk; J. W.
Whitney, &&on.
Number of communicants, 150.
Rev. Henry S. Nash, Sunday-schooE Supt.; Miss Emily
Viles, Librarian.
Number of scholars, 150. Vols. 700.
ASCENSION
CHURCH (EPISCOPAL).
Moody street, corner High.
Rev. Henry 5. Nash, Minister in charge; William H.
Craven, Warden; William R. Wills, Treas.; John Hackett, Clerk; Alfred Clay, Sexton.
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF
WALTHAM.
Organiked 1837.
Moody street, corner Main.
Rev. I. H. Packard, PustoT; C. H. Stickney, 0. Bolton, R. Bliss, George A. Howe, Caleb H. Van Norman,
William Day, Wm. H. Wolcott, George W. Knowlton,
Charles W. Durgin, Stewards;
E. Fairbanks, R. Stickney, C. Irish, J. E. Olcott, H. Weeks, W. A. Northup,
Charles Whiting, A. Gregory, J. W. Mccurdy, Trustees;
C. Irish, Treas. of Trustees; C. H. Stickney, Treas. of
Stewards; R. Sticknev, Sexton; William A. Northup,
Supt. Sunday-school.
-.
Number of church-members, 290. Number of scholam, 375. Volumes in library, 435.
ST, MARY’S CHURCH (RO.MAN CATHOLIC).
Rebuilt and dedicated April 8, 1877.
School street, near Common.
Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, Pastor;
John J. Murphy,
Asst. Pastor;
William F. Rooney, Sexton.
WALTHAM
SOCIETY
OF THE NEW JLERUSALEM CHURCH.
Organized 1870.
Lexington street, near Bacon.
Benjamin Worcester, Leader; Geo. Phioney, John T.
Prince, Joel Shed& C’hurch Corn.; George Phinney;
Clerk and Treas.; Benjamin Worcester, Supt. SundayschooZ; Miss J. Smith, Librarian.
Number of scholars, 50.
190
FIRST
WALTHAM
PARISH
DIRECT,ORP.
CHURCH
(CONGREGATIONAL
UNITARIAN).
Organized 1696.
Church street, corner School.
Rev. Edward J. Young, Pastor;
L. W. Gushing, Parish Clerk; George A. Stearns, Treas. and Cal.; William
E. Allen,
Chairman;
Ephraim
Stearns, Thomas P.
Smith, R. B. Foster, Arthur P. Smith, Charles Harrington, Henry Hartwell, Parish Corn.
UNIVERSALIST
SOCIETY
OF ‘WALTHAM.
Re-organized February, 1874.
Main street, near Grant.
Rev. M. R. Leonard, Pastor;
E. B. Armstrong,
W. L.
Fisher, D. S. Marsh, Standkng Corn.; F. C. Hodgdon,
Clerk;
Leonard
Treas. and CoE.; Alonzo S. Locke,
Green, Supt. &ncZay-school;
F. C. Hodgdon, Asst. Supt.;
D. H. Hawley, Li6rarian.
aumber
of scholars, 170.
MASONIC.
MONITOR
LODGE.
Chartered December 20th, 1820.
Rufus G. Brown, lX .i!K; Wm. H. Anderson, S. l$?;
W. W. Carpenter, J; m; Horatio Moore, Treas.; J. W.
Fojlett, Sec.; Joseph C. Bates, C’haplailz; Wm. Locke,
Harshal;
Chas. W. Parmenter, S. D.; John W. Dalzell,
J; D.; F. H. Bradford, X AS.; George S. Perry> J. S.;
Ephraim
Stearns, Chorister;
Frank K. Porter, 1. S.;
Charles H. Parks, Tyler.
Regular meetings are held in Charles A. Welch’s hall,
the Monday on or before the full of the moon in each
month; officers elected annually in November.
ISAAC
PARKER
LODGE.
Chartered March 11, 1868.
Chns. H. D. Stockbridge,
?l? ik!.; John E. Glidden, 8.
I$‘.; Samuel F&be,
J; K;
E. S. Anderson, Treas.;
Charles
0. Merrill,
Xec.; Ambrose Webster, Marshal;
Frank E. Adams, S. D.;
Cbauncy Hartwell,
J; D.;
Clarence W. Hubbard, S. 8.; W. C. Brown, J; 8.; D. H.
Hawley, Chorister;
A. J. Jackson,1 S.; Chas. H. Parks,
Tyler.
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
191
Regular meetings are held at Charles A. Welch’s hall,
first Tuesday in each month ; officers elected annually in
December.
WALTHAM
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.
L. C. Lane, X E. H; P.; Rufus G. Brown, Sccra’be;
Wm. H. Anderson, .ZZ.K; Robert L. Davis, Treas.; J.
Fred. Moore, Sec.; Charles H. Parks, Tyler.
Regular convocation, third Wednesday of each month ;
officers elected in June.
ODD FELLOWS.
PROSPECT LODGE, NO. 35, I. 0. OF 0. F.
Ke-instituted February 22, 1871.
E. S. Padelford, A? G.; T. Y. Eing, V. G.; A. E.
Bullock, Sec.; M. H. Stevens, Treas.
Meets Wednesday evenings, in Odd Fellows Hall,
Whitford building, Main street.
NEWTON
ENCAMPMENT,
NO. 50, OF WALTHAM.
Removed from Newton, Mass.
Instituted 18i5.
H. W. Woodbury, C. P.; M. H. Stevens, E. P.; Geo.
H. Stowell,, 8. W.; Walter E. Beebe, J. W.; A. E. Bullock, Scribe; W. H. McAllister, Treas.; E. S. Padelford,
Guide.
Meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays evenings in Odd Fellows
Hall, Whitford building, Main street.
ROYAL
ARCANUBT.
RUMFORD
COUNCIL, NO. 113.
Instituted July 1, 1878.
F. M. Dutch, R.; Robert B. Edes, V R.; Fred.
Barnes, 0.; A. L. Ryan, Sec.; G. K. Field, C’ollector;
Willard P. Locke, Treas.
Meets seoond and Fourth Monday evenings in Roberts Hall, Main street, opposite Spring.
192
WALTHAM
KNIGHTS
DIRECTORY.
OF HONOR.
WAT,THAM
LODGE, NO. 373.
Instituted Oct. 7, 1876.
C. J. Doughty, P. D.; E. L. Jackson, D.; A. S. Batcheider, I? I).; J. Y. Msrden, Asst. D.; W. E. Patridge,
EC.; L. Green, F. R.; Charles Rogers, Treas.; W. M.
Wills, Chop.; H. II. Levis, Guide; G. L. Chipman, G.;
C. D. Hicks, Sen.
Meets first and third Thursdays in each month, in
Roberts Hall, Main street.
AMERICAN
LEGION
OF HONOR.
WALTHAM
COUNCIL,
NO. 223.
Instituted June 30, 1880.
Alexander Starbuck, C.; George Woolley, I? C..; S.
L. Ryan, P. C.; Mrs. F. K. Sibley, 0.; E. M. French, Sec.;
F. J. Rutter, Treas.; Frank E. Deshon, C.; E. A. Bigelow, G.; Gilbert Blood, B?wZen.; C. J. Russell, &en&y.
Meets second and fourth> Tuesday evenings of each
month.
UNITED
ORDER
PILGRIM
FATHERS.
MASSASOIT
COLONY, NO. 6.
Instituted February 11, 1880.
Thomas Glancy, Bov.; E. F. Webster, I;iezct. Gov.;
II. C. Duncan, XX-Gov.; W. W. Carter, Sec.; Wm. Neal,
Treas.; Geo. W. Grapq, Collector; Mrs. C. McAllister,
Chaplain; Clarence Richardson, 8ergt. at Arms; Mrs.
L. N. Wellington, Dept. Sergt. at Arms; C. P. Pettengill, 2; S!
Meets first and third Tuesdays in each month, in Massasoit hall, Moody street.
GRAND
ARMY
OF THE
REPUBLIC.
F. P. H. ROGERS POST, NO. 29.
Organized October, 1867.
J. H. Whelan, Corn.; H. P. Ballard, 8. I? Corn.;
John Collins, J. V; Corn.; H. P. Harrington, A@.; E. J.
Brackett, &. M.; H. C. Hall, Swgeon; T. F. Welling-
WALTHAM
193
DIRECTORY.
ton,-Chaplain;
Frank MeGuinness, S. ill;; George F.
Ballard, &. M; S.; Wm. D. Nealand, 0. D.; Henry L.
Whitiqg, 0. G.
Meetings second and fourth Friday evenings, in Roberts’ hall, Main street. Officers elected in December.
ANCIENT
ORDER
UNITED
WORK&ZEN.
WALTHAM
LODGE, NO. 26.
Organized May 23,188l.
Samuel Frisbe, P. M: Y?; Robert McIntosh, il2. K;
Henrv W. Blaisdell, iY; A. J. Gnrritson, 0.; Charles A.
Dean, R.; Charles L. Tuthill, p.; Fred. R. Willis, R.;
Geoqe E. Leroy, G.; L. F. Whitney, I. m; E. J. Hall,
0. W.; L. F. Whitney, Fred. Evans, Fred. Thompson,
Trustees.
Meets first a.nd third Friday evenings in each month, in
Massasoit hall, south side.
TEMPERANCE
HOWARD
DIVISION,
SOCIETIES.
NO. 25, S. OF T.
Mrs. Mary A. Bowers, W. P:; Mrs. L. Moore, W; Asgt.;
E. Fairbanks, W. Chap.; William Forbes, Con.; Mrs.
William Forbes, Asst. Con.; James L. Shedd, R. S.;
Charles Bodge, Treas.; Estella Whiting, F. S.; Miss
Mary Bartlett, 1; X.; Mrs. Harriet Kingsbury, P. W; P.
Meets every Monday evening 7% P.M., Good Templars
hall, Main street.
GOOD WILL
TEMPLE
OF ,HONOR, NO. 32,
Instituted May 24, 1870.
George A. Dndley, W. C: T.; John Churchill, W. R.
Regular meetings every Wednesday evening in Roberts’ hall, Main street.
L. R. STREETER, COUNCIL OF TEMPLARS, No. 18.
Instituted February 28, 1872.
Charles L. Bailey, c’hief of C’ouncil; Chas. M. Bodge,
Recorder.
Meets second Wednesday of each month in Roberts’
hall, Main street.
194
*
CHARLES
William
T.;
-
WALTHAM
RIVER
DIRECTORY,
LODGE,
Barrett, P. IX C.T.;
--,
w: IT
T;
No. 42, I. 0. OF G. T.
Samuel Bowers, lK C.
-
Miss Josephine M. Jameson, Br. $! S.;
W: T.; Miss Bartlett, I$? G%up.; --,w.L
G.
-,
w.
s.;
S. W. Macurda,,
--)
T17.M;;
WALTHAM
REFORM CLUB.
Organized February 13, 1876.
Rooms Roberts’ hall, Main, opp. Spring street.
E. W. Blake. Pres.; A. D. Proctor, S. W. McCurdy,
Forbes, Sec.;
i%x-pres.; J. F. Padelford, #‘in. Bet.; J. F. Cooledge, Treas.
Meets every Sunday evening, ~&$Px., in Rumford hall,
Main street.
!
WALTHAM
WOMAN’S
CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANCE UNION.
Mrs. Enos T. Lute, &es.; Mrs. Charles Warren, Mrs.
Martha Stearns, ‘Viceppres.; Miss Sarah A. Osgood, Sec.;
Miss Annie Albro, pin. Sec.; Mrs. Susan Wbitney,Treas.
Meets at Reform Club rooms, Goodnow’s block, Main
street, every Friday, 2% P.M. Number of members, 118.
YOUNG
MEN’S CATHOLIC
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.
Organized September, 1877.
John J. Fahey, &es.;
Martin Jordan, 1st Vice-pres.;
John Cooley, ,??dVice-pm.;
William Mogan, Xec. Sec.;
Daniel Crimtninsl pin. Sec.; Miohael J. Lally, Cor. Sec.;
Michael Hines, Treas.
Meets every Monday evening Main, car. Church street.
MILITARY.
CO. F, FIFTH
REGIMENT,
M. V. M.
Organized June ,29,1874.
Headquarters, Armory hall, Main street. Meetings
every Thursday evening.
John E. Glidden, Captain;
Gideon F. Haynes, ~st
Licut.; Wm. H. Holland, Z?G?
Liezdt.
i
WALTHAM
DIRECTORY.
195
A. 0. OF H.
DIVISION
NUMBER
19.
Organized May 27,1875.
Thomas J. Eennedy, Pres.; Timothy W.,Casey, ricepes.; John Rourke, Rec. Xec.; Charles E. Keene, 3’in.
Sec.; Peter R. Brady, Treas.
Meetings second and last Thursday of each month, at
Eagle block, Main street.
SOCIETIES,
ETC.
A. 0. E. CLUB.
Moody street, corner Crescent.
Organized 1877.
M. D. Fielding, Pres.; Simeon Adams, ncepres.;
Harry W. Smith, #ec.; Charles C. Hardy, Treas.
BAY
STATE
BENEFICIARY
ASSOCIATION
OF WESTFIELD.
Organized 1882.
S. 0. Upham,. President; George Woolley, Secretary.
EMMET
LITERARY
ASSOCIATION.
Organized 1866.
Rooms 15 Central block, Main street.
Frank J. Mullen, Pres.; Thomas Deehan, l%eqres.;
Patrick Connelly, Rec. Sec.; Wm. Shoesmith, 3’. Sec.;
Dennis Gleason, Treas.
Meetings every Tuesday evening. Officers chosen first
Tuesday of December and June.
Open from 7 A.M. to 10 P.M.
J. B. C. CLUB.
Organized 1879.
H. A. Bacon, President;
Nash Mitchell, Treasurer.
J. M. Mills, Secretary; D.
196
WALTRAM
DIRECTORY.
SIXTEENTH
REGIMENT
MASSACHUSETTS
VOLUNTEERS
VETERAN ASSOCIATION.
James Nichol of Cambridge, Pres.; A. P. Henson of
Waltham, and Dr. Thomas Crazier, I?&-pres.; Henry
C. Hall of Waltham, sec. and Treas.
ST. PATRICK
MUTUAL
RELIEF SOCIETY.
Organized April 8, 1864.
Rev. Timothy Brosnahxn, &es.; William G&an, 1st
Vice-pres.;
Lawrence E. Gormxn, dd Vice-pres.; Wm.
F. Rooney, Rec. &c.; Thomas Melody, 3’. Xec.; Patrick
Cassidy, Treas.; Wm. Collins, 2MarshaZ; Peter Caniff,
Door&eeper; Michael Naven, John O’Neal, John Hanify, Michael Mohlanus, Patrick O’Hare, John Greeley,
Michael Maok, Directors.
WALTHAM
CO-OPERATIVE
SAVING FUND
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Room 4 Eagle block, Main.
Organized Sept. 25, 1880. Chartered Oct. 13, 1880.
Began business Oct. 21, 1880.
Authorized capital, $l,OOO,OOO.
Manley U. Adams, pres.; Chas. E. Getchell, Vicep-es., * Daniel F. Viles, &ec.; G. Frank Frost, Treas.; H.
F. D. Adams, Francis Battrick, MartimThomas, Philip
Jones, Loreuzo Noble, M. H. Young, Timothy Lear-y,
Jas. B. Gooding, Alex. Starbuck, Edward P. Smith, Robert Treat Paine jr., Charles L. Bailey, David Randall,
Levi Bowers, John L. Keysor, Rufus G. Brown, DDirectars; Moses E. Osgood, Joseph F. Gibbs, Charles F.
Thomas Curley Esq., Att0rne.v.
Parks, Auditors;
WALTHAM
FARMERS’ CLUB.
Organized 1857.
Edward P. Smith, Pres.; John C. Thorpe, Vice-pres.;
Abel B. Berry, Xec.; Henry F. Warren, Treas.
WALTHAM
GAS LIGHT COMPANY. .
Office 4 Ceniral block, Main street.
B. F. D. Adams, President; George A. Stearns, Treastlrer; William Tarbell, Szqerintendent.
WALTHAM
197
DIRECTORY.
WALTHAM
MUTUAL
RELIEF SOCIETY.
Organized May 5, 1872.
Michael Slattery, Pres.j Peter Brady, ?QeTres.; M.
T. Connelly, Treas.; John A. Cassidy, Rec. Sec.; A. F.
McAlister, Fin. Sec.
Meets second Sunday of every month, at 2 P.M., at Hibernian hall, Main street.
WALTHAM
POOR FARM.
South street.
H. H. Bumford, Superintendent.
Number of inmates, 23.
WALTHAM
VETERAN
FIRE ASSOCIATION,
Organized May, 1874.
George Keach, PresicZent; ,Robert Speir, Secretary;
Arthur M. Gilbert, Treasurer.
Meets Moody street, corner Crescent, first Saturday in
each month.
WALTHAM
AND NEWTON
STREET R. It. CO.
R. E. Robbins, Pres.;
Henry Bond, Tpeas.; R. E.
Robbins, Geo. E. Allen, Geo. 11. Shirley, L. C. Lane, J.
H. Curtis, Francis Buttrick, W. W. Clark, H. P. Sherman, Henry Bond, Directors.
WATCH
FACTORY
RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.
A. Starbuck, &es.; C. C. Byam,
Lane, Treas.; W. H. Wrenn, Sec.
mce-pres.; L. C.
POST'OFFICES.
Rumford building, Main street, corner Elm.
Samuel 0. Upham, Postnzaste?.
M+lils close for Boston, 6.30, 8.40 AM., 1.30, 6.30 P.M.
New York, South and West, 6.30 A.M., 6.30 P.M.;
North, 7 A.M., 4.15 P.M.
Mails due from Boston, 6.50, 8, 11.50 A.M., 3.30, 4.50,
6 P.M.
New York, South and West,due 8. i.~., 4 P.M.; North,
9.15 A.M., 7.04 P.M.
Office hours from 7 A.M. to 8 P.M.
198
WALTHAM
SOUTH
DIRECTORY.
SIDE POST OFFICE.
F. H. Bradford,
Clerk.
Xuzager;
JUSTICES
Miss Julia
OF THE
Allin II. N.,
Banks Nathaniel P.,
Caldwell George P.,
Eaton Thomas B.,
Fiske Eben W.,
French Daniel,
Hall Henry C.,
Harrington Elliot A.,
Houghton Charles I-I.,
Johnson B. B.,
Lathrop A. J.,
Loring Edward D.,
NOTARIES
E. Haynes,
PEACE.
Moore Horatio,
Parks Charles F.,
Shedd ‘William E.,
Smith S. W.,
Stark Robert 141.,
Stone F. M.,
Upham S. O.,
Viles Daniel F.,
Walker Amory H.,
Warren Nathan,
Woolley Charles,
Young 31. Harwood.
PUBLIC.
Room 6 Eagle block, Main street, corner Common.
Stone Charles F.
Johnson Byron B.,
Stone Frederick M.
Lute E. T.,
.
THE
D*.II?ECTORY
OF THE
IN’HABITANTS,
MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS,
INSTITUTIONS,
ESTABLISHMENTS,
BUSINESS
FIRMS,
.
SOCIETIES,
ETC., ETC.
IN THE
TOWN OF WATERTOWN,
FOR
1888.
I/
W.
A.
CREENOUGH
COMPILERS
NO. 31 MILK
AND
& CO.,
PUBLISHERS.
STREET,
. . . BOSTON.
200
b
STREETS,
PLACES,
ETC., IN WATERTOWN.
STREETS,PLACES,ETC.,IN WATERTOWN,
Adams avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue
Arlington,
from Arsenal, across Mt. Auburn to Belmont
Arsenal, from Main to Brighton line
Auburn place, from Mt. Auburn, near Patten
Beechwood avenue, from Market, n. Union Stock market
Belmont, from Waltham line to Mt. Auburn
Bigelow avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Nichols avenue
Boyd, from Glen to Fayette in Newton
Bridge, from Grove, across I?. R. R., to Newton line
Brook, from Pleasant to the river, near Hollingsworth
&
Whitney’s paper mill
California, from Watertown, n. the Bridge, to Newton line
Carroll, from Belmont to Orchard
Centre, from Franklin to Walnut
Chestnut, from Main to Green
Church, from Palfiiey to Main
Common, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont
Common street place, from Common, between Belmont
and Orchard
Coolidge avenue, from Cambridge line to Arsenal
Cottage, from Mt. Auburn,
near the bridge, to Catholic
cemetery
Cottage place, from Cottage
Cross, from Pleasant, across Main, to Winter
Cuba, from Main to Myrtle
Cushman, from Fayette, near Knapp Shade Roller Co.
Edgewood, from Coolidge avenue
Eltn, from Arlington
to Arsenal
Elton a.venue, from Nichols avenue to Bigelow
avenue
(Norwood Park)
Fayette, from Spring to Forest
Forest, from Main, near Cuba, to Fayette
Franklin, from Mt. Auburn, opp. Common, to Walnut
Galen, from Watertown
square to Newton line
Garfield, from Mt. Auburn, near Walnut, north
Garnet, from Irving to Pa,rker
Gilkey avenue, from Patten
Green, from Main to Pleasant
Grove, from Arlington,
n. Mt. Auburn, to Coolidge av.
Grove, from Pleasant, n. raiboad bridge, to Waltham line
Hagar lane, from Lexington
to Waltham line
Harnden avenue, from Lexington,
east, to Carroll
Hovey, from Belmont, near White, to Orchard
Howard, from Main to Pleasant
Irving, from Market, to Mt. Auburn
STREETS,
PLACES,
ETC.,
IN
WATERTOWN.
201
Jewett, from Morse to Boyd
Lexington, from Main to Belmont
Lowell avenue, from Orchard, east, to White
Main, from Waltham line to Mt. Auburn
Main street court, from Main, next McMasters block
Maple, from Galen to Newton line
Market, from Brighton line to Arsenal
Marshall, from Mt. Auburn to Spring
Melendy. avenue, from Mt. Auburn to Grove
Middle, from Main to Myrtle
Morse, from Galen to Watertown
Mt. Auburn, from Main to Cambridge line
Mvrtle, from Main, near F. M. R., to Pleasant
Nichols avenue, from Arlingtor:, opposite East Watertown station, to Adams avenue
Norwood Park, a district lying north of the F. R. R., between Arlington and Mt. Auburn streets
Orchard, from Lexington, near Belmont line, to Common
Palfrey, from Mt. Auburn, near Irving, passing above
White’s avenue
Parker, from south side Mt. Auburn, near Common
Patten, from Mt. Auburn to Arsenal
Pearl, from Summer to PalfrGy
Phillips, from Mt. Auburn, near Common
Pleasant, from Grove, near railroad bridge, to Watertown
Prosi(%F,rTrom Walnut to Market
River, from Arsenal to Market
River, from Pleasant, n. railroad bridge, to Waltham line
Riverside place, f?om Main, near Arsenal
Russell avenue, from north side Mt. Auburn, n. Franklin
School, from Mt. Auburn to Belmont
Spring, from Main to Common
Summer, from Mt. Auburn, passing above White’s avenue,
to Wnverly
Taylor, from Mt. Auburn to Arseml
Thaxter, from north side Main, near Cross
Walnut, from Mt. Auburn to Prospect
Walnut avenue, private way from Fayette to Palfrey
Water, from Galen, near the bridge, to Galen, near Morse
Watertown, from Galen, near the bridge, to Newton line
Waverly, from Main, opposite Myrtle, to Summer
Wheelers, Riverside, from Riverside place, near Main
White, from Belmont, near Lexington, to Orchard
White’s avenue, from Main, opposite Green, to Palfrey
Whitney, from Belmont to Orchard
Williams, from Galen, near Newton line, to Jefferson, in
Newton
Winter, from Church to Fayette
202
BLOCES,
BUILDINOS,
ETC.,
IN
WATERTOWN.
BLOCKS,BUILDINGS, ETC.
Almshouse, Zachariah Boodey, superintendent, Orchard
Arsenal (U. S.) depot, F. 12. IX. Union Market station,
Arsenal, near Walnut
Bank building, Main, opposite Town Hall
Barnard block, Main, corner Galen
Central Hall, MoMasters bleak, Main
C block, rear Myrtle, opposite Cuba
Dana block, Main, Watertown square
Gas Works, Newton and Watertown Gas Light Co.,
Waldo N. Learned, superiutendent, Water
G. A. R. Hall, Otis Bros. block, Mt. Auburn, corner Main
Howes block, MvI;nn,corner Spring
Masonio Hall, Noyes block, 3Iaiu, opposite Church
M&asters block, Main, near Spring
Noyes block, Main, opposite Church
Otis Bras. block, Main, from Mt. Auburn to Spring
Post-office (branch of Boston), J. H. Flagg, superintendent, Mt. Auburn bridge
Post-of&e, Main, corner Galen
Town Hall, Main, corner Church
Townhouse, Main, corner Church
Watertown U. S. Arsenal, Arsenal, near Elm
Whitney block, Main, corner Church
RAILROAD STATIONS,ETC.
Bemis station and Aetna mills, Herbert N. Hayward,
station agent
Cottage street crossing, Thomas Lyons, flagman
East Watertown, Arlington street, John H. Glidden,
station agent
Grove street crossing, Francis F. Clark, flagman
Howard street crossing, John Coffee, flagman
Mt. Auburn street crossing, John P. Sheridan, flagman
Union Market, Walnut, corner Prospect street, 31. E.
Whiton, station agent
Watertown, Church street, J. M. Johnson, station agent
CEMETERIES,
Arlington street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintendent, Mt. Auburn, corner Arlington
Catholic cemetery, adjoining Mt. Auburn, foot of Cottage
Common street cemetery, Alexander Gregg, superintendent, Common, corner Mt. Auburn
Mt. Auburn cemetery, Mt. Auburn street, a portion of
which lies in the town of Watertown and the balance
in the city of Cambridge
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY,
18822.
ABBREVIATIONS
USED IN TFIIS DIRECTORY.
Ab., above; a@.. agent; asst., assist8nt; av , avenue; b. or bds., boards;
bet., between; bldg., buildlug; blk., block; (B.), Boston; corn. mar.,commission
F. R. R., Fitahburg
Railroad; h.,
merchant; c. or car., corner; Ct., Court;
housei lab., laborer; mkr., maker; mnfr., manufacturer;
n. or nr., near; opp.,
opposite; pl., place; P. O., Post-office; pres., president;
rd., road; Rev.,
Reverend; r., rear; sec., 8eCretary; sq., square; St., street; supt. su erintendent; trelrs., treasurer; U. R. Co., Union Railway Co.; U. S. A., ?&ted
States Army; U. 9. N., United States Navy; whf., wharf; whol., wholesale;
wid., widow,.
Where the name of & corporation, factory, or firm appears immediately after
the name, it indicates the plate of business. After the name of the street the
word street is omitted.
ABBOTT ABIEL, lawyer (53 State, room 26, B.), house
Phillips, corner Garnet
Abbott John E., lawyer (53 State, room 19, and treas., 7
Exchange place, room 22, B.), house Franklin, near
Mt. Auburn
Abbott Nathan D., lawyer (7 Exchange place, B.), boards
A. Abbott’s, Phillips
Abbott Samuel P., lawyer (53 State, room 26, B.), house
Irving
Abbott Tilden G., cashier Union Market bank, and treas.
Watertown Savings Bank, house Church, n. Fayette
Abercrombie Emily, widow of Wyman, h. Boyd, n. Jew&t
Abercrombie Wyman E., cotton broker (4 P. 0. square,
B.), house Boyd, near Jewett
Abol Mary Mrs., house Myrtle, near Cuba
Aborn John, farmer estate of Josiah Stickney, boards
Calvin D. Crawford’s, Riverside place
Adams Edward H., stationery and printing (20 Hawley,
B.), house Elton avenue, Norwood park
Adams Edward W., dyer Lewando’s French Dye House,
board Jonas Phelps’, Riverside place
Adams George E., crockery, glassware, etc., Main, corner
Galen and (Gleason & Co.), auctioneers, h. Parker,.
opposite Garnet
13
l
I
c
.
204
WATERTOWN
[A]
DIRECTORY.
Adams George Et., painter, h. California, n. Watertown
Adams Henry K., salesman (55% Washington, B.), house
Morse, near Jewett,
Adams La&en, cleanser at Dye House, h. Cuba, n. -Main
Adams Waldo, Adams Express (28 Court, B.), house
School, near Belmont
Aetna Mills, River, COP. Bridge, Bemis station, A. 0.
Davidson, agent (Boston office, 266 Devonshire)
A’Hearn Edward, laborer, house rear Spring
A’Hearn Morris, laborer, house Brook
A’Hearn William, laborer, boards Michael Welch’s, Common street place
Alden Thomas, bookbinder, Main, opposite Galen, house
at Cambrldgeport
Aldrich Gardner, house Galen, near Water
Alexander William A., fruit, foreign and domestic (50
and 51 Chatham, B.), house Boyd, near Galen square
Allan David, gardener estate, of Miss Mary Pratt, Bel[and Walnut
mont, house on the place
Allen Edward, farmer, h. r. Mt. Auburn, between School
Allen Edward E., clerk (104 Water, B.), house Green,
near Pleasant
Allen Leslie, driver Dr. Alfred
Hosmer, house Taylor,
near Arsenal
Allen Richard, student, boards Thomas Allen’s
Allen Thomas, farmer, house rear Mt. Auburn,
between
School and Walnut
Allyn John, publisher
(30 Franklin,
B.), house Galen,
near Morse
American Carpet Lining Co., Wm. “H. Pray, manager,
Arsenal, opposite U. S. Arsenal (Boston oflice, 179
[era& B.)
Devonshire)
American Magnesium Co., Water, near Galen (143 FedAnderson ‘Peter, farmer John Coolidge jr., house rear
East grammar school, Mt. Auburn
Appleyard
Thomas, at Lewando’s
Dye House, house
Morse, near Jewett
Applin John, foreman Machine shop Walker
& Pratt
Manufacturing
Co., house at Newton
Aspinwall
Louis A., clerk (15 Commercial. wharf, B.),
boards Boyd, corner Jewett
Atkinson Jane, widow of William, h. ‘Main, n. F. R. R.
Atwood Carrie A. Mrs., house Spring, corner Summer
Atwood Elkanah S., moulder Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
rms. P. Shurtleff’s, Summer, h. at Boston Highlands
Atwood Geo. P. I3., moulder, h. Riverside place, n. Main
Atwood Grace S. Miss, h. Grove, car. Coolidge avenue
Atwood Louisa B. Mrs., M.D., Mt. Auburn, near F. K. R.,house do.
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Atwood William, moulder, boards Frank T. Fay’s Winter
Atwood William O., supt. I. Farwell jr. L Co., silk manufacturers, house at Newton
Austin John A., driver U. R. Co., boards ?&a. Margaret
Au&in’s, off. Mt. Auburn
Austin Margaret, widow of Thomas, house rear East
grammar school, Mt. Auburn, near Cottage
BAILEY
ARAD MRS., house Mt. Anburn, n. Walnut
Bailey Arthur H., canned goods (15 Commercial wharf,
Boston j, house Jewett, corner Boyd
Bailey Frank M., clerk (164 Purchase, B.), boards Mrs.
Arad,Bailey’s? Mt. Auburn
Bailey Jas., at dye-house, b. Elizabeth Horton’s, Summer
Balcom Charles A., clerk Newton and Watertown Gas
Light Co., boarde Chas. II. Baloom’s, Church
Balcom Charles H., asst. supt. Newton & Watertown Gas
Light Co., house Church, car. Winter
Banks Amos, farmer, b. Sarah L. Harrington’s, Belmont
Banks Thomas G., commercial traveler (36 Pearl, B), h.
Fayette, corner Church
Bannister William, at starch factory, boards John I(enney’s, Main
Barker David A. S., driver J. T. Livermore, b. do., Phillips
Barker Fred G., printer Barnard block, Maiu, boards J. G.
Barker’s, Mt. Auburn
Barker Henry A. (H. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Water and (54 Commercial, B.), house at West Newton
Barker Hiram (H. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Water and
(74 Commercial, B.), house at Brighton
Barker Hiram E. (A. Barker & Co.), starch mnfr., Water
and (74 Commercial, B.), house at Newton
Rarker H. Q Co. (Hiram, Henry A., and Hiram E. Barker), starch mnfrs., Water and (74 Commercial, B.)
Barker Isabel Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, corner Phillips
Barker Joseph G., shirt mnfi., Spring, opposite Fayette,
house Mt. Auburn, corner Parker
Barkers John, carpenter! house Morse, near Jewett
Barnard Samuel O., bookkeeper (21 Franklin, B.), boards
Mt. Auburn, near Patten
t-B0yd
Barnes Edward F., real estate (Newton), h. Galen, near
Barnes James J., saloon, Main, near, Cross, house do.
Barrett Sarah W. Miss, boards Palfrey, corner Church
Barron Andrew W., teamster T. P. Emerson, house Summer, near Mt. Auburn
Barron Fred H., driver E. C. & A. B. Hall, boards W.W.
Rarron’s, Arsenal
Barron George, carpenter, house Palfrey, near Spring
Barron Warren W., teamster, house Arsenal, II. Patten
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Barrows George, clerk (31 Union, B.), house Fayette, n.
[Geo. Barrows’, Fayette
White’s avenue
Barrows John D., clerk Union Market National Bank, b.
Barry Charles J., president Watertown
Savings Bank, h.
Main, near Myrtle
Barry George, laborer Wm. Greenleaf, Palfrey, bds. do.
Barry James, laborer, house Forest, corner Summer
Barry Lawrence, stone-mason, house r. Main, 11.F. R. R.
Barry William, laborer, b. Lawrence Barry’s, rear Main
Bartlett Arthur H., stove mounter, bds. B. F. Bartlett’s,
[burn, c. Taylor
Mt. Auburn
Bartlett Benjamin F., steam packing maker, house Mt. RuBartlett Frank C., carriage painter, bds. B. F. Bartlett’s,
Mt. Auburn, corner Taylor
Bartlett
Harriet
Il., widow of Orville, house Summer,
near White’s avenue
Barton 3abez W., house Orchard, corner Whitney
Barton Samuel M., office secretary of state (State House,
Beacon, B.), house Orchard, corner Whitney
Bassett Charles W., Knapp Shade Boller Co., Fayette,
corner Cushman, house at Newton
Bat&elder
Samuel L., proprietor Spring Hotel, Main, opposite Watertown
squsre
Bates Benjamin E., stndent, b. Mrs. Sarah Bates’, Main
Bates Henry, at Aetna mills, house at Newton
Bates Herbert C., at Porter Needle Co., h. at Newton
Bates Phineas jr., sec. School Committee (Maso,n, B.),
house Church, corner Summer
Bates Richard, at 2Etna Mills, boards at Newton
Bates Sarah, widow of Renj. E., summer residence, Main,
n. Waltham line, winter residenoe (19 Arlington, B.)
Batson Horace M., shoe cutter (143 Federal, B.), house
Gilkey avenue.
Bean Betsey W., wid. of George W., h. iMorse, n. Galen
Bean James M., oil can mnfr. (159 Broad, B.), house Palfrey, near Pearl
Bearce Frank C., carpenter, house Forest, near Summer
Beatty James, laborer, house Main, corner Myrtle
Beatty Robert, iron moulder, house Pleasant, n. Common
Bemis lsaac V., lawyer, Dana block, &lain, house Main,
near Howard
Bemis Lucius, mason, house Fayette, near Spring
Benbow John, carpenter Berry 62 Moody, Main, boards
[Arsenal
, Robert Elder’s, Mt. Auburn
Benner Amos, at dye-house, b. James E. Rockwell’s,
Bennett John, soltlier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Bent Herbert F. (Luther Bent & Co.), furniture, Main,
opposite Church, house at Newton
Bent John, carpenter, house California, n. Fifth avenue
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Bent Luther (Luther Bent & Co.), furniture, Main, opp.
Church, house Spring, near Summer
Bent Luther & Co. (Luther and Herbert F. Bent), furniture, Main, opposite Church
Berry Charles W., grocer Barnard block, Main, house
Summer, near White’s avenue
Berry Frank J. (Berry & Moody); Main, opposite Mt.
Auburn, house Phillips, near Mt. Auburn
Berry John, starch maker, house Water, near Galen
Berry Joseph, at starch factory, h. Pleasant, near Cross’
Berry & Moody (Frank J. Berry and Geo. H. Moody),
carpenters, Main, opposite Mt. Auburn
Bigelow Henry J., fruit and produce (23 North Market,
B.), boards J. Bigelow’s, Nichols avenue
Bigelow Jonathan, fiuit and produce (corn.) (23 North
Market, B.), house Nichols avenue
Bigelow Louis H., fruit and produce (23 North Market,
B.), boards Jonathan Bigelow’s, Nichols avenue
Bigelow S. Brooks, farmer, house Nichols av., n. F. K. R.
Bigwood David, at Aetna mills, bds. Aetna House, River
Binney Charles A., in the Abatoir (Brighton), house
Arlington, near Belmont
Bird Hannah W. Miss, house Belmont, near R. R. bridge
Bird Joseph E., clerk (32 Bedford, B.), house junction
Belmont and Mt. Auburn
CPIace.
Blackwell Marcia A. Mrs., nurse, b. A. Greg&, Riverside
Blaisdell James T., carpenter, borlse Koyd, near Galen
Blaisdell J. Lewis, clerk (195 State, B.), boards JamesT.
Blaisdell’s, Boyd
Blanchard Benjamin P., tea, coffee and spices, Hawes’
building, Main, house Garnet, corner Parker
Blazo George M., florist W. W. Treat, Coolidge av., b. do.
Bleiler Charles J., butcher, boards Geo. Bleiler’s, Arsenal
Bleiler George, butcher, Arsenal, near the arsenal, h. do.
Blue Hugh, laborer, boards Robert Blue’s, Wxtertowu
Blue Robert, warper, h. Watertown, near Newton line
Boag William, at Aetna mills, bds. f?Etna House, River
Bolster Cornelius, butcher G. A. Sawyer, 1~. at Brighton
Bolster Henry, soldier U. S. Arseual, house do.
Boodey Zachariah, superintendent almshouse, Orchard
Boston Frank E., foreman Hollingsworth & Whitney Co.,
boards Fayette, corner White’s avenue
OSTO3
& WATERTOWN
CLOTHING
HOUSE,
E’. A. Brown, manager, Main, opposite
Galen (see page 312)
Bostwick Mary R., widow, house Cuba, near Main
Bowen George A., house Morse, near Jewett
Bowen George S., tinsmith, stoves and furnaces, Main
street court, near Main, house Cross, near F. R. R.
20s
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Bowen William, at Aetna mills, boards at Newton
Bowles Catharine Mrs., nurse, Galen, car. Water, bds. do.
Boyce John J., teamster Coffin & Dlagee, Main, house at
Newton
Boyd Arrna C., widow of Geo. S., h. Boyd, near Gnlen sq.
Boyd John S., marioer, bds. Mrs. Anna C. Boyd’s, Boyd
Boyle Jennie T. Miss, dressmaker, Spring, n. Main, b. do.
Boyle John, laborer Aetna mill, house uear do.
Boyle Patrick, hiborer, house Grove, near Bemis station
Brackett Siduey L., house Spring, near Summer
Bradford Ruth A., widow of Rev. George, house Summer, near White’s avenue
Bradlee Nellie Miss, boards Main, opp. Methodist church
Bradlee Sarah F. Miss, h. Main, opp. Methodist church
Bradley Patrick, laborer, house Wheelers,
Riverside
Brainard Coriune Miss, teacher West intermediate school,
boards Chestnut, near Main
Branefield Edward, laborer, house Water, near gas works
Brennnn John, tripe cleaner II. B. Derby, house Forest,
near Summer
Brennan Mary, widow of John, house Forest, n. Summer
Brewer Alanscn T., superintendent
U.S. Arsenal, boards
Cattle Fair Hotel, Brighton
Bridges George, conductor
U; R. Co., boards David
Rundlett’s,
Mt. Auburn
Brierton Catharine, wid. of Christopher, h. Main, n. Cross
Brierton
Christopher
J., stove-mounter,
honse Summer,
[side place
Brjggs John, carpenter, bds. Bernard Mulhearn’s, RiverBrigham
Charles, architect
(19 Exchange
place, B.),
hoards Mary Brigham’s, Marshall
Br@ham Maria Miss, boards Mary Brigham’s, Marshall
Brigham Mary, widow of John, h. Marshall, near Spring
Brigham Mary E. T., widow ofJahn, h. Water, c. Galen
Br@t
Charles H., baker, Main, near Church, house do.
Bright David K., mason, house Water, near Galen
Bright Edward, proprietor
Buttonwood
House, Main, n.
[near Main
Howard
Bright Geo. A., street-lighter,
b. Henry Bright’s, Howard
Bright George W ., carpenter, house Water, near Galen
Bright Henry F., painter, Howard, near Main, house do.
Bright Joseph, paper-finisher
Hollingsworth
& Whitney,
house Main, rear Myrtle
Bright Sarah Miss, boards John A. Holden’s, Spring
Broad Mary, widow of Nathaniel, boards Mary E. Craft%,
Franklin
Brock George O., shirt-cutter, h. Morse, near the river
Broderick David, laborer, house River, near Aetna mills
Brodrick Dennis, laborer, house 11 River, n. Aetna mills
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Brooks Rufus F., house Church, corner Palfrey
Brown Albert, real estate (49 Green, Boston), house
Coolidge avenue, Edgewood
Brown Charles F. A,, carpenter (F. R. R. Co., Charlestown), boards L. H. Brown’s
Brown Eusebius H., poultry dealer (South Market,. B.),
house Main, near Waltham line
Brown Francis J., boards Spring Hotel
Brown Frank, conductor U. R. Co., bds. E. A. Mooers’,
Mt. Auburn
ROWN
FRANK
A., clothing and gents’ furnishing goods, Main, opposite Galeu, boards Pearl, corner
Summer (see page 312)
Brown George B., laborer Henry Locke, h. Whitney
Brown George W., boxmaker (Cambridge), boards Lydia
H. Brown’s
[Church
Brown dames jr., at Lewando’s dye house, h. Fayette, n.
Brown John, silk weaver, b. Thomas Smith’s, Watertown
Brown Lewis E., expressman T. P. Emerson, boards W.
W. Barran’s, Arsenal, near Patten
Brown Lucius T., gardener, house Pearl, near Summer
Brown Lydia H., widow of Benjamin, house Walnut, near
F. R. R.
Brown Newell;house Irving, corner Garnet
Brown Schuyler L., civil engineer, Mt. Auburn cemetery,
house Winter, corner Cross
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Brown S. V., clerk Union Market Hotel,‘boards do.
Brown Wesley B., conductor U. R. Co., boards Lydia H.
Brown’s
Brownell Emily F., boards Caroline Whitney’s, Main
Bryant Fred W., painter, boards G. W. Cross’, Spring
Bryant John F., engineer, house Spring, near Fayette
Bryant William J., clerk (37 and 39 F. H. Market, B.),,
bouse.Arlington, corner Elm
Burden Henry, at Aetna mills, b. Btna House, River
Burgess Charles A., at Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., boards
E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Burgess George, teamster D. F. Tripp, boards E. S. CalSpring
burn’s, Spring
Burke Frank, blacksmith Wm. C. Foley, b. Kate E ahill’s,
Burke James, laborer, house Main street court
Burke James, painter, boards Ellen Gallagher’s, Grove .
Burke John, laborer, house Cottage place
Burke William, teamster Thomas Gavin, Main, bds. do.
Burke William H.., machinist U. S. Arsenal, house Walnut, near.Umon Market Hotel
Burner Thomas, at Aetna mills, bds. &tna House, River
Burnham Charles H., carpenter, house Palfrey, near Mt.
Auburn
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Burnbam Charles S., fireman, house Spring, n. Summer
Burnham Frank, clerk William H, Lyman, Mt. Auburn,
boards do.
Burns James, at Aetna mills, house at Newton
Burns James, grocer, Galen, n. Main, house Main, n. CROSS
Burns James, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe & Co., house
at Brighton
Burns John F., house Water, near Galen
Burns Joseph A., clerk James Burns, bds. James Burns’,
Main, near Cross
Burns Joseph M., 1st sergeant of ordnance at U. S. Arsenal, house Market, on U. S. Arsenal grounds
Burns P. John, fireman Hollingsworth
& Whitney, bds.
[at Brighton
Peter Willey’s, Market
Burns Thomas, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe & Co., h.
Bustin Charles, collar-maker (16’7 Cambridge, B.), boards
[Franklin
W. H. Bustin’s, Franklin
Bustin Frank IIS clerk (44 High, B.), b. W. H. Bustin’s,
Bubtin William II., collar-maker (167 Cambridge, B.), h.
Franklin, near Walnut
Bustin William H, jr:, clerk (5 Kilby, B.), boaids W. H.
[at Newton
Bustin’s, Franklm
Butler John E., overseer wool room Aetna mills, house
Butler John G., captain commanding detachment U. S.
[Howard
Arsenal, house do.
Buttonwood House, Edward Bright proprietor, Main, II.
Byfield George D., chair manfr. (20 Charlestown, B.), h.
Galen, near Boyd
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CAHILL ANN, wid. of Thomas, h. r. Main, n. Chestnut.
Cahill Bridget Miss, fancy goods, boots and boots, Noyes
block, Main, house Spring, near R. R.
Cahill James, at Aetna mill, boards Ann Cahill’s, r. Main,
near Chestnut
Cahill James L., iron moulder, house Middle, near Main
Cahill John L., moulder, boards Kate Cahill’s, Spring
Cahill Kate Miss, house Spring, near R. R.
Cahill Patrick, starch-maker, bds. John Farrell’s, Pleasant
Cahill William, boards Ann Cahill’s, r. Main, n. Chestnut
Callagan James, stone-cutter (Cambridge), house foot
[Cottage
Cottage
Callahan Annie Miss, tailoress, boards Patrick Callahan’s,
Callahan Patrick, laborer, house foot of Cottage
Call:;;s$ilrp
J., saloon, Cottage, n. Catholic cemetery,
Callahan Tho*mas, at Aetna mills, b. Aetna Housei River
Callan Thomas, laborer, house. Cottage place
Campbell Cyrus H., olerk S, S. Gleason, house Parker, n.
Mt. Auburn
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211
Campbell John, laborer, house ‘Walnut, near Arsenal
Campbell John G., carpenter, bds. UniouMarket
Hotel
Caney Frank H., at Porter Needle Co., house Palfrey,
near Mt. Auburn
Capen Edward A., pastor First Baptist church, hruse Irving, opposite Garnet
Carbrey Agnes-Miss, dressmaker and employment, Galen,
corner Williams, house do.
Carey Marcus, coachman W. W. Treat, Coolidge av., b. do.
Carey Patrick, house Galen, near Water
Carey Thomas, iron-founder, house rear Main, n. F. R. R.
Carley Bridget Miss, house California, near Watertown
Carlin Frank J., boards Patrick Carlin’s, Palfrey
Carlin Frederick J., window-shade maker, boards Patrick
Carlin’s, Palfrey
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Carlin Patrick, laborer, house Palfrey, near Spring
Carlton Edward E., corn.. trav., house Mt. Auburn, near
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Bigelow avenue
Carney Edward W., laborer, b. Wm. Carney’s, Summer
Carney Frank, laborer American Carpet Lining Co.,
house at Cambridge
Carney Marcus, at Porter Needle Co., boards at Newton
Carney William, laborer, house Summer, near Forest
Carr Alfred, carpenter, house Wheelers, Riverside
Carroll James, mason (Cambridge),‘house Cottage pl.
Carroll John, blacksmith, house Arsenal, opp. stock yard
Carroll Mary, .widow of James, house Arsenal, n. .Patten
Carroll Michael, wood-worker, house Cuba, near Main
Carroll Michael, teatnster Gilkey & Stone, house Market,
near Irving
Carroll Michael M., house Arsenal, near Irving
Carroll Thomas, constable, house Cottage place
Carruthers Robert, clerk (477 Washington, B.), boards
James Holmes’, Fayette, near Pearl
Casey Michael, clerk, boards River, near Aetna mill
Casey Thomas, driver U. R. Co., house Main, near Cross
Casey William, laborer, house River, near Aetna mill
Cashman Daniel, lab., b. Harriet M. Howard’s, Fayette
Cashman Jos., student, b. Harriet M. Howard’s, Fayette
Cashman Margaret Mrs., house Market, n, U. S. Arsenal
Cassidy Edward, carpenter, house Cuba., near Main
ASSIDY
JOHN E., wholesale liquor (53 Broad,
c B.,, house Market, near Beechwood avenue
Caul Charles I,., at paper-mill, b. P. B. Caul’s, Taylor
Caul Fred H., at paper mill, boards P, B. Gaul’s, Taylor
Gaul Peter B., freight office (F. R. R., B.), house Taylor,
near Arsenal
Ceiley Catbarine L., widow of Archibald H., house Spring,
coruer Summer
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Chadbourne Henry R., flour and grain ‘(58 Commercial,
B.), house Nichols avenue, near Arlington
Chadbourne Joseph H., clerk (98 Summer, B.), boards
H. R. Chadbourne’s, Nichols avenue
Chadbourne Lydia, widow of Humphrey, house Arlington, opposite Elm
Chadbourne Marshall W., flour and grain (58 Commercial, B:), house Arlington, opposite Elm
Cham$;rl;n
Frank, painter, boards John Newcomb’s,
[n. Boyd
Chamberlain Hiram V., grocer (Newton), house Jewett,
Chamberlain William N., butcher (Brighton),
office (25
South Market, B.), house Nichols av., opp. Elton av.
Chaney Alden D., corn. trav., h. Mt. Auburn, n. Arlington
Chany John, broker (12 India, B.), hoards J. 0. Chanp’s,
Hovey
Chany John O., house Hovey, near Belmont
Chany Samuel, boards J. 0. Chany’s, Hovey
HAPIN
GEORGE
H., pub. N, E. Illustrated
[Arsenal
C (257 Washington, B.), house Palfrey
Chase Charles, clerk (Newton),
bds. Mrs. Sarah Chase’s,
C’hase Frank A., overseer weave-room &tna mill, house
River, opposite Bernie station
Chase Freeman, hoard8 Mrs. Sarah Chase’s, Arsenal
Chase Harvey B., designer &tna mill, house River, corner Bridge
Chase Henry, agent for N. E. Society for Special Advice,
house Chestnut, near Main
Chase Lewson E., steam governors(36 Charlestown, B.),
house Williams, near Galen
Chase Sarah, widow of Charles, h. Arsenal, near Patten
Cheney Charles W. board8 J. M. Draper’s, Walnut
Chickering Samnel, hou8e Riverside place
Childs Charles S., foreman (Cambridge cemetery), house
Coolidge avenue, near Cambridge line
Cian John, laborer, boards Robert; Elder’s, Mt. Auburn
Claflin Rodman F., house Mt. Auburn, near Palfrey
Clark Almira, widow of Benjamin, h. Grove, c. Arlington
Clark Belinda, widow of Patrick, h. River, n. Aetna mills
Clark Bridget Mrs., house River, near &tna mills
Clark Charles A., moulder, h. Summer, near White’s av.
Clark Charles F., foreman U. R. Co. stables, also fruit
and confectionery, Main, near Cros8, boards George
E. Pike’s, S ring
Clark Delia E. bI!ISR,boards Horace Clark’s, Church
Clark Eliza A., wid. of Jacob, h. Summer, n. White’s av.
Clark Francis F., flagman Grove street crossing I?. R. R.,
house Grove, next railroad
Clark Horace, house Church., near Summer
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Clark Wm. H., soldier U. S. Arsenal, house do.
Clarke C. Atherton, engines; machinery, etc. (36 Oliver,
B.), boards H. W. Clarke’s, Summer
‘Clarke Henry W., engines, machinery, etc. (36 Oliver,
B.), house Summer, earner Spring
Cleary Daniel, starch maker, h. Water, n. starch factory
Cleary Patrick, starch maker, h. Water, near factory
Clearp Thomas, laborer, house Spriq, near Summer
Clellan John, marketman Stearn & Robinson (Brighton),
boards Mrs. Horace Jennison’s, Watertown
Cleveland L. Sidney, corn. traveler (11 Otis, B.), house
Fayette, near White’s avenue
Clifford Jeremiah, teamster, h. Summer. near White’s av.
Clifford John jr., boot and shoemaker, Main, corner Cross,
house Summer, near Forest
Clifford John H., overseer spinning room 2Etua Mills, h.
at Newton
Clifford Timothy,agent (B.), rms. Miss Sarah F. Bradlee’s,
Main, opppsite M. E. church
Cline Mary Mrs., house Forest, near Fayette
Cobb Freeman W., clerk J. H. Snow, h. Arsenal, n. Taylor
Coburn Benjamin, shoemaker, house Market, near Main
Coffee John, flagman Howard street crossing, house Pleas[Forest
ant, corner Howard
Coffey Cornelius, stove-plate scratcher, house Summer, n.
Coffev Thomas, laborer, house Summer, near .Forest
CotI& Gardner S., lock and blacksmith (39 Merchants
row, B.), house Boyd, at Newton line
Coffin John N., house Arlington, near Mt. Auburn
Coffin John W. (Coffin & Magee), grist mill, Main, opp.
Spring, house Mt. Auburn, near F. R. R.
Coffin Thomas, at Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., house Forest, near Main
Coffin Zachariah T., soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
C&in William, house Morse, near Jewett
Cot&r & Magee (John W. Coffin and James W. Magee),
grist mill, Main, opposite Spring
Uofran Asa A., expressmau Critohett L Son, house Watertown, near Galen
Coglin Robert, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Colburn Enoch Y., concrete paver David F. Tripp, house
Spring, near Fayette
Colby Joel W., messenger (40 Water, room 1, B.), bds.’
Maple, on Newton line
Colby Thomas R., needle maker, house Galen, opp. Boyd
Cole Alton B., moulder Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., house
Summer, near Spring
Coleman William, laborer, house Grove, n. Bemis station
,
Colligan Ann, widow of Dominick, house Brook
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Collipan Charles A., stove-mounter,
bds. Ann Colligan’s,
[Brook
Brook
Coll$an Edward, paper-box maker, bds. Ann Collignn’s,
Col11g:m Michael B., stove-mounter
Walker & Pratt Mnfg.
Co., house Arsenal, near Irvitq
Collins Frederick, paper-hangings,
Newton,
boards Eben
F. McKellar’s,
Morse
OLLINS
HENRY
(Collins 62 Co.), paper-hangings, etc., Barnard block, Main, house Mt. Auburn,
opposite Summer (see back cover)
Collins John F., soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Collin$ Lucy H., widow of Norris, house Mt. Auburn, opposite Summer
OLLINS
& CO. (Henry Collins), paper-hangings,
c etc., Barnard blk., Main, opp. Spring (see back cover)
Collupy Robert, carpenter, house Common street place
Colman William, laborer, h. Grove, near Bemis station
Cornstock Fannie A. Miss, teacher, bds. Sanford Phipps’,
Green
* Comstock William G., peddler, h. Green, corner Pleasaut
Cdnant Abigail G., wid. of Cyrus K., b. Pleasant, n. Green
Conant Arthur L., tinsmith Walker & Pratt Mnfg. CO:,
house Winter
Conant Caroline A. Miss, boards 13. 0. Wilson’s, Main
Cunant John H., ship broker (43 Commercial, B.), house
Plexsarft, near Green
Conant Marvel J., commission merchant (22 So. Market,
B.), house Elton avenue, Norwood park
Condon John, laborer, house rear Ma.in, near F’. R. R.
Condon John J., paper maker, b. John Condon’s, r. Main
Condon Mary, widow of David, h. Pleasant, near Cross
Condon Patrick, laborer, house Summer, n. White’s av.
Connell ‘Edward, moulder, boards David Trask’s, Main
Connell #John, laborer, house River, near Bemis station
Connell John jr., at Btna mill, b. John Connell’s, River
Connelly Anthony, laborer, house Market, near Irving
Connelly Michael, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Connelly Michael, laborer, house Cottage place
Connelly Simon Mrs., house Brook
Connelly Simon, soldier U. S. Arsenal, house do.
Connelly Stephen, laborer, house rear Pleasant, n. Cross
Connor Mary, widow of Daniel, h. River, n. &tna mills
Connors James, laborer, house Grove, n. Bemis station
Connors John J., carpenter, house Cross, near railroad
Connors Mary E. Mrs., house Cross
Conroy Mary, wid. of Michael, h. rear Main, n. F. R. R.
Conroy Michael, mason, house rear Maiu, near F. R. R.
Conway Mary, ‘wid. of Michael, house California, n. Watertown
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Cook R. Frank, express driver, house Water, near Galen
Coolidge Austin J., IS. E. Machine Co. (33 Haverhill, B.),
house Mt. Auburn, corner Irving
Coolidge Frank E., farmer, b. John Coolidge’s, Mt.Auburn
Coolidge Herbert, insurance (48 Kilby, B.), boards John
Coolidge’s, Mt. Auburn
Coolidge John, farmer, h. Mt. Auburn, near Arlington
Coolidge Joshua, farmer, house, Belmont, eor. Arlin,gton
Coolidge Mary, wid. of Josiah, h. Mt. Vernon, c. Irving
Coolidge Mary E. Miss, b. Mrs. Mary S. Coolidge’s, Grove
Coolidge Mary S., wid. of John, h. Grove, n. Coolidge av.
Coolidge Sumner, student (Harvard University, Cambridge), boards John Coolidge’s
Coolid~lem~n;ndell P., farmer; boards Joshua Coolidge’s,
[car. Arlington
Coomhs C. Everett, clerk (450 Washington, B.), h. Grove,
Coombs S. Henry, bookkeeper (141 Federal, B.), house
[n. Mt. Auburn
Thaxter, n. Main
Coon J.‘H. L., grocer, Otis Bros. block, Main, h. Palfrey,
Cooney Daniel, driver U. R. Co., bds. Matthew Cooney’s,
Arsenal
Cooney Matthew, laborer, house Arsenal, near Taylor
Cooney Matthew jr., boards Matthew Cooney’s, Arsenal
Cooney Matthew J., driver U. R. Co., house Arsenal, near
Taylor
Cooper Eliza, widow of Hiram, house Green, near Main
Corcoran Catharine, widow of John, house foot Cottage
Corcoran Patrick, paper-maker, house Pleasmt, n. Cross
Corcoran Timothy, at paper mill, h. r. Pleasant, n. Cross
Corooren Catharine Mrs., house Spring, near Summer
Corne William F., commission (202 State, B.), house
Williams, near Galen
Corrigan Michael B., pattern-fitter, h. Arsenal, n. Irving
Corsou William W. (558 Washington, B.), house Palfrey, opposite White’s avenue
Courtney Michael, laborer, house Pleasant,‘above Howard
Coveney .Dennis, laborer, house Pleasant, corner Cross
Cox Barney,C., clerk (187 State, B.), h. Palfrey, n. Pearl
Cox John A,, Aorist, boards William Cox’s, off Cottage
Cox Matthew, boots and shoes (21 High, .B.), house
Boyd, corner Jewett
Cox Sarah, widow of Benjamin, house Cottage place
Cox Thomas, bookbinder Riverside Press (Cambridgeport), house Cottage place
qox William, carpenter U. It. Co. (Dunster, Cambridge),
house ofI’ Cottage
Cox William J., bookbinder Riverside Press (Catnbridgeport), boards Wm. Cox’s, off Cottage
Crafts Ellen M. Miss, teacher High school, boards Mrs.
.Mary E. Crafts’, Franklin
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Crafts Hattie B. Miss, private school Mary E. Crafts,
Franklin, boards do.
Crafts Mary E., widow of Joseph, h. Franklin, n. Walnut
Craigie William,at soap factory,b. E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Crawford Calvin D., farmer estate Josiah Stickney, house
Riverside place
[erside pl.
Crawford Fred. E., law student, b. C. D. Crawford’s, RivCrawford Harry A., market man C. D. Crawford, River[h. Franklin
side place, boards do.
Oritchett Fred. E. (Critchett & Sawyer), clothing, Main,
Critchett James H. (Critchett & Son), Main, car. Spring,
and (91 Kilby, B.), house Summer, corner Pearl
Critchett James 0. (Critchett & Son), Main, car. Spring,
house Patten, near Mt. Auburn
Critchett Wm. M., bookkeeper (65 Summer, B.), boards
James H. Critchett’s, Summer
Critchett & Sawyer (Fred. E. Critchett and Herbert H.
Sawyer), clothing and gents’ furnishing goods, Barnard block, Main
Critchett & Son (James H. and James 0. Critchett), express, Main, corner Spring, and (91 Kilby, B.)
Croft Michael, moulder, house Winter, near Summ&r
Croft Patrick W., pattern-fitter, house Arsenal, n. Irving
Cronan John, laborer, b. Michael Welch’s,Common st. pl.
Crowley Mary Mrs., house Main, near Cross
Grump Richard, butler Mrs. Ann R. Adams, School, h.
Mt. Auburn, near R. K. bridge
Cummings Andrew, house Patten, near Mt. Auburn
Cummings Chas. W., mason, bds. A. Cummings’, Patten
Cummings Ferdinand T., mason, Patten, near Mt. Auburn, boards do.
Cunnift’John, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Cunniff Martin, iron-moulder, house Glen, near Water
Cunningham John, moulder Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
house Market, near Irving
Cunningham Thomas, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe &
Co., house at North Brighton
Cc. Taylor
Curran Thomas, laborer, h. Common
Curtis Ira T., express, b. Thomas P. Emerson’s, Arsenal,
Curtis Levi, driver U. R. Co., house Palfrey
Cusack Thomas, fartnhand Waldo Adams, School, boards
IMt. Auburn, near School
Gushing Sylvanus L., express, house Galen, car. Water
Gushing Williarn, furniture
(44 Boylston, B.), house
Main, near Cuba
Cusick George, laborer, house Summer, near Forest
Cusick Thomas, blacksmith, h. Arsenal, n. Coolidge av.
Cutler Sarah, widow of Silas, boards Spring Hotel
Cutter Catharine G., widow of Stephen, boards C. A.
Binney’s, Arlington
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217
.DACY 6WEN, laborer, house Main street court
Dadmun Edward T., student, b. W. H. Dadmun’s,Faye,tte
Dadmun Etta B, Miss, principal East grammar school,
boards Wm. H. Dadmun’s, Fayette
Dadmun Harry E., clerk Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., 21
and 23 Galen, house Riverside place
Dadmun Mary Miss, dressmaker, house Main, car. Cross
Dadmun William H., surveyor of lumber, house Fayette,
near Church
Dalby Thomas A., at silk factory, house Jewett, n. Bond’
Daley Anthony J,, needlemaker Porter Needle Co., bds.
at W altham
Dalton Chae. C., boards A. B. Rogers’, Fayette
Dalton Clarence, laborer, bds. E. H. Brown’s, Main
Daly Chas., butcher, Belmont, near Arlington, house Mt. .
Auburn, corner Arlington
Daly Michael, at, dyehouse, bds. John Kenny’s, Main
Dana Emma Miss, house Mt. Auburn, near Main
Dardis James, house rear Main, near F. R. R.
Dardie James jr., laborer, boards James Dardis’, rear
Main, near F. K. R.
Dardis John, sash and blind maker, h. r. Main, n. F. R. P+
Dardie Michael, carriage-painter, boards James Dardis’,
rear Main, near F. R. R.
Dardis Thos., laborer, b. Jas. Dardis’, r. Main, n. F. R. R.
Davenport, Albert M., salesman (107 Washington, B.),
house Grove, near Coolidge avenue
Davenport Charles, house Grove, near Coolidge avenue
Davidson Albert O., agent, Aetna mills, house Bridge,near
Bemis station
Davidson George (450 Washington, B.), house Irving
’ Davidson Irving H., cotton and wool broker (11 Central,
B.), boards A. 0. Davidson’s, Bridge
Davis Arthur E., asst. sec. State Board of Health (State
House, B.), house Riverside place
Davis Bancroft C., house Riverside place
‘Davis George, bookkeeper (56 Long wharf, B.), boards
Thomas Smith’s, Watertown
Davis John, hljuse Green, corner Chestnut
Davis Lydia M. Miss,dressmaker, h. Mt. Auburn, c. Taylor
Davis Martha W. Mrs., house Riverside place
Davis Robert L., weigher and gauger (47 Broad, B.),
house Winter, near Summer
Day George H., supt. Union Market Stock yards, boards
Union Market Hotel
Dean Chas. A., vice-president Hollingsworth & Whitney
Co., house at Boston
Decker Charles S., conductor U. R. Co., bds. Stephen
Decker’s, Fayette, near Pearl
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Decker Stephen, house Fayette, near Pearl
Dedricks George B., at Knapp Shade Roller Co., house
Middle, near Myrtle
Delany Wm., works in Aetna mill, h. River, II. the mills
Delay Daniel, laborer Ztna mills, b. Mary Delay’s, River
Delay Jeremiah, at Aetna mill, bds. Mary Delay’s, River
Delay Mary, widow of Daniel, h. River, near &tnn mills
Derby Henry C., tripe manufaetnrer (Abattoir, Brighton)
and (24 So. Market, R.), h. Watertown, opp. Morse
Desmond Dennis, papermaker, house Pleasant, n. Cross
Devany Dennis, laborer, b. John Hughes’, off &larket
Devrlny James, laborer, b. Patrick Devany’s, Arsenal
Devany John, laborer, bds. Patrick Devany’a, Arsenal
Devnny Patrick, laborer, house Arsenal, near Main
Deverse James, salesman (512 Washington, B.), house
Arsenal, opposite U. S. Arsenal
Dewire Patrick, laborer, house Summer, n. WQite’s av.
Dexter Mary Mrs., house Galen, near Boyd
Dexter Walter, clerk, house Gnlen, near Boyd
Dickinson John D., dentist (3 Winter, B.), house Winter, near Summer
Diedrichs George B., shade painter at Knapp Shade
Roller Co., house *Middle, near Main
Dimick Daniel H., boards 0. W. Dimick’s, Franklin
Dimick Orlando W., master Wells sohool (Blossom, car.
McLean, B.), house Frauklin, near Mt. Auburn
Doherty John, gardener, house Orchard, near Carroll
Dolon Nancy, house off Pleasant, near Cross
Donahoe Michael J. (Stokes, Donahoe & Co.), granite
worker, Arsenal, house at Brighton
Donahoe Patrick, laborer, b. Mrs. Catharine Corcoran’s,
[boards at Brighton
Spring
Donahoe Ralph, stoue-autter Stokes, Donahoe & Co.,
Donlan Caroline, wid. of Thomas, h. Cottage, n. F. R. R.
Donlan Thomas jr., laborer, b. Caroline Donlan’s, Cottage
Donovan Ann, widow of Patrick, h. Forest, n. Summer
Donovan Chnstopher, laborer, house Forest, n. Summer
Donovan Cornelius, weaver L’Etna mill, bds..Btna House
Donovan Daniel J., shirt-cutter, bds. Thomas Gary’s, Main
Doody Edward, laborer, boards Patrick Doody’s, Cottage
Doody Patrick, laborer, house Cottage, near F. it. R.
Dooley James, boots and shoes, &It. Auburn, near Main,
house Green, near Main
I-Spring
Dorney Patrick, saloon, Pleasant, boards Kate Cahill’s,
Dorr Abby Miss, boards Mt. Auburn, corner Arlington
Dougherty Edward H., hostler, h. Water, near Galen
Douglas James H., carpenter, house Main, near Myrtle
Dow Benjamin H., iron moulder Walker CstPratt Mufg.
Co,, boards Jonas Phelps’, Riverside place
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Dowd James, watchman Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
house Cross, corner Pleasant
Dowd Michael, mouldrr, boards James Dow&, Cross
Downing Patrick, laborer, house Fayette, near Forest
Downing Richard, laborer, house Fayette, n. Cushman
Downs Frank, laborer, house Common st. place
Downs Henry W., sewing silk and machine twist mnfr.
(5 Chauncy, B.), house Jewett, corner Morse
Downs Thomas, laborer, house Hovey
Doyle Andrew, workman Btna mill? house River, near
[corner Water
Bemis’ station
Doyle George, machinist Porter Needle Co., house Gnlen,
Doyle Michael, laborer, h.Cottage, n. Mt.Auburn cemetery
Doyle Patrick, laborer, boards Ann Ragan’s, Pleasant
Doyle Patrick, staroh maker, bds. Ann Rsgan’s, Pleasant
Drake Frank H., machinist (B.),h. Marshall, n. Mt. Auburn
Drake Nathan, market gardener, h. Coolidge av., n. Grove
Draper George E., conductor U. H. Co., h. r. Walnut
Draper Jonathan M., cattle broker, house rear Walnut,
\
near Franklin
Drew Atwood D., boot and uhoe maker and repairer,
Main, corner Spring, house Spring, corner Fayette
Drew Fred. G., driver Howard & Bras., boards Gardner
Mosman’s, Water
Dunham Douglas A., clerk (1 Winthrop square, B.),
boards F. T. Pay’s, Winter
Dunn Mercy C., widow of George F., boards Arad Bailey’s, Mt. Auburn
Dunne Agnes R., widow of John, h. Boyd, n. Galen sq.
Dunne George C., agent Portland Stone Ware Co. (8
Liberty square, Boston), boards Agnes R. Dunne’s,
Boyd, near Galen square
Dunne J. Herbert, clerk (41 Supltner, Boston), boards
Agnes R. Dunne’s, Boyd
Dunphy Patrick J., clerk(Tremont, corner Court, Boston),
house Common street place
Dupee George H., provisions (Centre st., Newton), house
Morse, near Jewett
Dutton Albert, bookkeeper (72 Sudbury, B.), h. Elton av.
Dwyer James H., clerk B. l&Sherry, Galen, h. Summer
Dwyer John,.house Main, near Cuba
Dwyer John, house Summer, near White’s avenue
Dwyer John F., coachman G. N. March, Palfrey, house
Dwyer Patrick, laborer, house Summer, near White’s av.
Dyer Freeman M. (Hardy, Dyer $ Co.), planing mill,
Pleasant, house at Boston
Dyer Isaac PI., marketman (stand. Quincy market, B,)?
house Franklin, near Walnut
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220
WATERTOWN
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Dyer John J. (Hardy, Dyer & Co.), planing mill, .Crescent, house at Boston
Dyer William
B. [Hardy,
Dyer & Co.), planing mill,
Pleasant, house at Boston
EAGLESON
WILLIAM
A., cook (Marblehead),
house
Market, near Irving
Eames Seth J. (Plaisted & Eames), provisions, boards E.
S. Plaisted’s, Riverside place
EDWARD
B., mnfr. coffees, spices,
ARLE
chocolate, importer
and jobber in teas and fancy
groceries (63 and 65 Commercial,
B.), house Galen,
near Boyd (see page 12)
Earle James H., publisher
(178 Washington,
B.), house
Galen, near Boyd
Eaton Edward B., treas. Hollingsworth
& Whitney Co.,
house Fayette, near Spriog
CO.
Eaton Fred., teamster Hollingsworth
62 Whitney
boards David Trask’s, Main
Edgcomb Freeman H., patternmaker,
house Patten
Edgcomb Nellie C., bookkeeper Otis Bros., Main, boards
Freeman Edgcomb’s, Patten
Edwards William, house Fayette, corner Church
Edwards Wm. H., b. Wm. Edwards’, Fayette, c. Church
Elder Robert, farmer Waldo Adams, School, house Mt.
Auburn, near School
Elder Samuel, machinist (B.), house Cottage
Eldridge Ellen Mrs., house Spring, corner Summer
Elliott
Frederic, hosiery knitter, Arsenal, junc. Market,
house do.
Elliott N. K. Mrs., house Maple, near Newton line
Elliott Sterling, inventor, house iMaple, n. Newton line
Ellis Ruth Mrs., boards Jonas Phelps’, Riverside place
Ellison Malcolm, laborer, house Main, opp. Mt. Auburn
Emerson Bertha L., teacher primary school No. 2, boards
J. I-I. Norcross’, Common
Emerson Thomas P., Watertown,
Mu Auburn, and Boston express, Spring, near R. R., and (15 Devonshire,
75 Kilby, 34 Court square, B.), house Arsenal, corner
[Williams
Taylor
Emerson Wm. H., clerk (1 High, B.). bds. L. E. Chase’s,
Emery Aaron F., boots and shoes (100 I’earl, B.), house
Galen, corner Morse
Ensign Charles S., lawyer, house Galen, near Boyd
Evans James D., salesman (10 Commercial, B.), house
Belmont, near Hovey
Ewen James, in the paper mill, h. rear Pleasant, n. Green
Ewen Thomas, at Hollingsworth
& Whitney’s,
boards
James Ewen’s, Pleasant
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FAGAN JAS. H., harnessmaker and carriage trimmer,
Mt. Auburn, n. R. R. bridge, h. Williams, n. Galen
Fahey Bridget, wid. of Martin, h. Summer, n. White’s av.
Fahey James, papermaker, house Pleasant, near Cross
Fahey Martin, coremaker, b. Wm. Manning’s, Mt. Auburn
Fahey Patrick A., boards Bridget Fahey’s, Summer, near
White’s avenue
Fairbanks Gee., laborer S. R. Payson, h. Common at. pl.
Fancy Geo. E., carpenter, house Green, near Main
Farnsworth Earl P., clerk I. W. Pinkham, h. at Newton
Farnum Thomas, wool sorter, house Water
Farrell Bartholomew, laborer, house Middle, near Main
Farrell Joha, house Pleasant, near Galen
Farrell John M., carpenter, h. California, n. Watertown
Farrell Pa,trick, laborer, house off Watertown, n. Newton
Farwell Isaac jr. (I, Farwell jr, & Co.), silk manufacturers,
Morse, house at Newton
Farwell I. jr. & Co, (Isaac Farwell jr.), silk manufacturers,
Morse, near Watertown (office, 92 Arch, B.)
Farwell Wm. E., bookkeeper Coffin & Magee, Main,
house Summer, corner Winter
Faxon George F., shirt cutter Simons, Hatch & Whitten, boards Harriet N. Faxon’s, Chestnut, near Main
Faxon Harriet N., widow of Caleb, h. Chestnut, n. Main
Fay Bridget, widow of Martin, house Forest, n. Fayette
Fay Frank T., clerk E. 0. Jennison, Main, house Winter,
corner Church
Fay Wm. J., butcher, house Arsenal, opp. U. S. Arsenal
Feeley Daniel, laborer, boards Kate Cahill’s, Spring
Feeley Patrick, laborer, boards Kate Cahill’s, Spring
Feeny Hugh, blacksmith Stokes, Donahoe 8t Co., house
at Belmont
Ferden Martin, laborer, boards .Thomas Ferden’s, Arsenal
Ferden Thomas, painter, house Arsenal, near Main
Ferden Wm., carriage painter, b. Thos. Ferden’s, Arsenal
Fernald Eliza H., widow of Eliram, house Mt. Auburn,
corner Irving
Cline
Fewkes Jesse, carver Gilkey & Stone, h. Maple,on Newton
Field Edwin T., teamster Wm. H. Perkins, house Green,
near Main
[Newton
Fields George,, wood-turner Gilkey & Stone, house at
Finnegan John, works at Aetna mills, house River, near
Bemis station
[negan’s, River
Finnegan John jr,, in dye-house Aetna mills, h. John FinFinnegan Michael! puller at Aetna mills, boards John
Finnegan’s, River
Finnerty William, hostler, house Water, near Galen
Finton Dennis, stone-mason, house Forest, near R. R.
Fisher David, gardener estate of Miss Mary Pratt, Belmont, boards on the place
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Fisher Edward H., painter, bds. Michael Fisher’s, Brook
Fisher James, laborer, house Orchard, near Carroll
Fisher John, teamster Pevear $ Russell, house Market,
near Arsenal
Fisher Michael, laborer, house Brook
Fitoh Austin G., house Main, opposite Cuba
Fitz Charles F., bookkeeper
(Union National
Bank 40
State, B.), house Common, near Mt. Auburn
Fitzgerald
Edward, carpenter, house Forest, near Main
Fitzgerald
Patrick, boards Edw-ard Fitzgerald’s,
Forest
Fitzpatrick
James F., gardener W. W. Treat, Coolidge
avenue, boards do.
Fitzsimmons
Bernard, teamster Pevenr & Russell, house
[h. do.
Arsenal, near Irving
Fitzwilliarn
Edward, lager beer dealer, Main, n. Chestnut,
Flagg Isabella J., house Mt. Auburn, near Palfrey
Flagg James H.,grocer, Mt. Auburn, near railroad bridge,
house Cushing, Cambridge
Flanders Alexander, at Walker & Pratt Dinfg. Co., house
Galen, corner Water
Flanders David, stove polisher Walker
& Pratt Mnfg.
Co., house Winter, near Summer
Flanders IMartha, widow of Peter, b. H. B. Chase’s, River
Flannery James, hack driver George B. Stockwell, boards
P. J. Flannery’s, Waverley
Flannery John F., mason, house Forest,, near Main
Flannery Patrick J., gas mnfr. U. S. Arsenal, house Waverley, corner Summer
Flannigan
John, stone-cutter
(Cambridge), boards Kate
Cahill’s, Spring
Flannigan
John, trunkmaker
(B.), bds. Mrs. Winnifred
Flannigan’s, Galen
Flannigan Winnifred Mrs., house Galen, n. Watertown
Flemming Timothy, farmer Bradshaw Whitney, bds. do.
Fletcher
Samuel W. (Fletcher & Towne), grocer, River,
corner Bridge, house at Newton
Fletcher Warreu G., clerk J. H. Grant, Mt. Auburn, h.
Mt. Auburn, corner Cottage
Fletcher
& Towne (Samuel W. Fletcher and Pliny F.
Towne), grocers, River, corner Bridge
Flint David B., house School, near Mt. Auburn
Flohr Andrew Lewis, painter, house Cuba, near Main
Flood Ann Mrs., house Grove, near Pleasant
Flood Patrick J., boards Mrs. Ann Flood’s, Grove
Flynn Catharine, widow of Michael, h. Arsenal, n. Patten
Foley Benjamin F., house Morse, near Galen square
Foley James, at starch factory, bds. John Kenuy’a, Main
Foley James (Warren Soap Mnfg. Co.), Water and 143
Federal, house at Boston
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Foley
John T., carriage painter, Taylor, near Arsenal,
boards Summer, corner Pearl
Foley Michael, laborer, house River, near Aetna mills
Foley Thomas, starchmaker! house r. Main, near Myrtle
Foley William
C., blacksmlth,
Taylor, oorner Arsenal,
house Summer, corner Pearl
Ford John, boards Mrs. Ford’s, Forest
Ford Patrick Mrs., house Forest, near Summer
Ford Thomas, grocer, Main, above Cross, house do.
Forest Michael A., sergeant of ordnance U. S. Arsenal,
house Market, on Arsenal grounds
Foskett George W., pianomaker (Chickering’s, B.), house
Wheelers, Riverside
Foster Christopher,
groceries and provisions (336 and
338 Atlantic avenne, B.), h. Nichols av., n. F. R:R.
Fowler Rebecca, widow of George, h. Cross, near Main
Fox Thomas, farmer, boards Main, near Waltham line
Fraser Jacob M., paper-hanger,
boards J. H. Fraser’s,
Gilkey court
Fraser James H., carpenter Aetna mills, h. Gilkey court
Frazar Abbott M., naturalist, boards George Frazar’s, Mt.
[School
Auburn, near School
Frazar George, house Mt. Auburn, between Arlington and
Frazar George B., naturalist
(168 Tremont, B.), boards
George Frazar’s
French Abner, foreign and domestic fruit (25 Union, B.),
boards A. G. Fitch’s, Main
French Joseph A., postal clerk, house Fayette, n. Church
French Maria M., widow of George, house Mt. Auburn.
corner Cottage
French Thomas L., mason, Lexington,
near Main, h. do.
Fuller Jeremiah, painter, house Market, opposite Union
Market Hotel
Fuller Moses, accountant, house 2 Taylor, n. Mt. Auburn
Fuller Sarah S. Miss, bds. Oliver Shaw’s, Mt. Auburn
GAFFNEY
PEIILIP, junk, house Main, near Myrtle
Gallagher Ellen, wid. of Patrick, h. Grove, n. Aetna mill
Gallagher Fergus, sash and blind maker, boards P. Gallagher’s, Cross
Gallagher Hugh, laborer, house Arsenal, near Patten
Gallagher John, sash and blind maker, boards Hugh
Gallagher’s, Arsenal
Gallagher Owen, starch maker, house Water, near factory
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, house Cross, near Main
Gallagher Patrick J., tripe cleaner, boards Hugh Gallaher’s, Arsenal
Gallagher Richard, moulder, boards John Dardis’, rear
Main, near R. R.
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Gallagher Thomas, at Am. Watch Co. (Waltham),
boards
Ellen Gallagher’s, Grove
Galvin Eliza, widow of Timothy, h. Pleasant, n. Cross
Galvin Kate Miss, rnnsic teacher, Pleasant, near Cross,
house do.
Galvin Maurice P., peddler, h. 1 C block, near Myrtle
Gammans Wm. B., house Gilkey avenue
Gardner Charles B., shipping
clerk S. Walker
& CO.
(Somerville),
house Winter, opposite Cross
Gatter Albert, moulder Walker, Pratt & Co., rooms G.
H. Keen’s, Gilkey avenue
Gatter Frederick, moulder, house Arsenal, near Patten
Gaulway Willi:lm, house Watertown,
near Newton line
Gavin Benjamin, gardener Wm. H. Pray, Irving, b. do.
Gavin John J., clerk Thomas Gavin, Main, near Cross,
boards do.
Gavin Thomas, coal and wood, Main, near Cross, h. do.
Gavin Thomas, at Gas house, boards Mrs. Wm. Mannihg’s, Mt. Auburn
Gavin Thomas J., clerk Thos. Gavin, Main, n. Cross, b. do.
George Abigail L., house Church, near Summer
Gibbons John Rev., asst. pastor St. Patrick’s
church,
house Main, near Green
Gilkey James H., clerk Gilkey & Stone, house Phillips,
[Mt. Auburn
near Garnet
Gilkey Lucy M., widow of R. Frank, house Irving,
near
Gilkey Royal (Gilkey & Stone), lumber, Irving,
corner
Arsenal, also Gilkey Steam NilI Co., house Irving,
near Mt. Auburn
GI~~lZb?
GILKEY
STEAM
MILL
CO., Amend
4,
(see
Gilke;
Welcome, master mariner, h. Irving, n. Mt. Auburn
& STONE (Royal Gilkey and Joseph E-1.
Stone), lumber, Arsenal, corner Irving (see page 6)
Gilky Helena Miss, boards Robert F. Borne’s, Parker
Gill Eliza, widow of James, h. Belmont, KI. Waltham line
Gill James E., farmer, house Belmont, n. Waltham line
Gillespie Robert, bookkeeper A. D. Henderson,
Arsenal,
boards at Brighton
t
Girard John, blacksmith John Ross, Spring, boards E. S.
Colburn’s, Spring
Glaab Leonard, boot and shoe repairer, Mt. Auburn, near
railroad bridge, h. Cashing, n. Belmont, Cambridge
Gleason John, saloou, Galen, near Water, house do.
Gleason Michael, wool-puller, house Spring, n. F. R. R.
Gleason Patrick, laborer, house Summer, near Forest
LEASON SAMUEL
S., postmaster and (Gleason
& Co.), auctioneers, 38 Main, house Fayette,
near
W bite’s avenue (see page 310)
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225
& CO. (Samuel S. Gleason and Geo.
E. Adams), auctioneers, store Main, corner Galen
GLEASON
(see
page 31jI)
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Glennan William, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe dz Co.,
house at Belmont
Glen Park Hotel, Geo. W. Sawin, prop., off Coolidge
avenue, near Arlington
Glidden Allen, laborer, house Water, near Galen
.Glidden Charles, at stock yarda, h. Walnut, n. Arseuai
Glidden Elbridge, teamster, house Spring, n. Fayette
Glidden John H., station agent East Watertown station
F. R. R., Arlington, h. Arlington, opp. the depot
‘Glines J. J., photographer, Otis Bros. block, Main, house
at Newton
Glynn John, laborer, house Cottage, near F. R. R.
Glynn Michael, driver Emerson’s express, house r. Main,
near Chestnut
Godfrey Charles, at Aetna mills, boards Aetna Honse
Goding Emulous L., laborer, house Galen, near Water
Golding Michael, works &tna mill, h. River, n. the mill
Goodman Mary Miss, at dye house, boards Mt. Auburn,
corner Summer
Goodman Proctor, hostler Wm. Tourtellott, Lexington,
[Arlington
house Cross
Goodrich Etta Miss, bookkeeper John H. Glidden,
Goodnow John, laborer, h. Main, near Waltham line
Goopuin2e.drew, moulder, house Mt. Auburn, opposite
Goodwin L. A. Miss, bookkeeper Plaisted & Eames,
boards Andrew Goodwin’s, Mt. Auburn
Goodwin George A., moulder, boards Andrew Goodwin’s,
Mount Auburn
Goodwin John A., bookkeeper (20 Hawley, B.), house
Main, near Waltham line
Goodwin William, boards John Goodwin’s, Main
Goodwin William T. C., salesman (518 Washington,
B.), boards John A. Goodwin’s, Main
Goss Alvina P., second asst. teacher High school, boards
Hannah Horne’s, Phillips
Goss Orrin, at paper miil, bo ds F. T. Fay’s, Winter
Grace Millard F., blacksmlt-1 at foundry, house Morse,
near Jewett
Grant Chas. H., sash and blind mnfr. Gilkey Steam Mill
Co., also at (Washington, W. Newton), house Walnut, opposite Centre
Grant Edmund. laborer. house Orchard, near Carroll
Grant Joseph B., grocer, Mt. Auburn, opposite Belmont,
[forma
house at Cambridge
Gray,Annie T. Miss, dressmaker, bds. Hugh Gray’s, Cali-
226
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Gray Hugh, farmer, h. rear Watertown,
n. Newton line
Gray Hugh, laborer, house California, near Watertown
Gray Maggie L. Miss, dressmaker, Otis Bros. block, Main,
boards Hugh Gray’s, California
Green Caroline A. Miss, boards J. H. Green’s, Phillips
Green Charles A., carpenter, house off Market, n. Arsenal
Green Charles H., clerk PI&ted
& Eames, Main, house
[Newton line
Palfrey, near Mt. Auburn
Green Christiana, widow of Patrick, h. Watertown,
next
Green James, at &tna mills, btls. Aetna House, River
Green Eleanor S. Miss, bookkeeper (Newton), boards<J.
H. Green’s, Phillips
Green J. Frank, clerk (F. H. R., Charlestown),
house’
Mt. Auburn, corner Parker
Greeu J. Henry, bookkeeper (35 Union, B.), house Phil[Watertown
lips, near Mt. Auburn
Green Michael J., clerk (B.), b. Mrs. Christiana Green’s,
Greenhalgh Thomas, at Knapp Shade Roller Co., boards
E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
[opp. Church
Greenleaf William H., plumber(17 Charles, B.), h. Palfrey,
Greenwood Samuel G., salesman, house Walnut avenue
REGG ALEXANDER,
undertaker and superintendent cemeteries, 15 Galen, house Riverside
place
[Auburn
(see page 310)
Gregg Charles A., clerk U. S. Arsenal, h. Phillips, u. Mt.
Gregg George H., undertaker
(Centre, Newton), house
[side place
Summer, corner Winter
Gregg S. Albert, clerk Alexander
Gregg, bds. do., RiverGriffin Margaret, house Watertown,
near Newton line
GrZin Patrick, laborer, boards John Kenny’s, Main
Griffith James, moulder Walker & Pratt Manufacturing
Co., house Main, near Cuba
Griffith Wallace C., boards James Griffith’s, Main
Griswold
Alexander,
painter, Spring, near Main, house
[burn pl.
Main, corner Cross
Griswold
Henry, carriage-painter,
h. Mt. Auburn, c. AuGroeschner
Alfred H. A., chemist, and (Warren
Soap
Mnfg. Co.), Water, house Myrtle, near Main
Grogan Patrick, wool sorter Aetna mill, h. Grove, near
Bemis station
Groves Charles, moulder Walker & Pratt Manufacturing
Co., house Mt. Auburn, near F. R. R.
Gunther Clements, at Aetna mills, b. Aetna House, River
G
HACKETT
BROS. (Francis J. and Thomas E. Haokett), provisions, Galen, near Main
Hackett Catharine, widow of Peter, h. Galen, 11.Water
Hackett
Francis J. (Hackett
Bros.), boards Catharine
Hackett’s, Galen
WATERTOWN
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227
Hackett Thos. E. (Hackett Bros.), h. Galen, q . Water ’
Hagar Warren G., printer Fred Barker, Main, house 80
Main, near Cross
t
Hales Alfred, carpenter, house Wbit,e, near Orchard
Halfpenny George, star&maker, h. Water, near factory
Hall Albert B. (E. C. & A. B. Hall!, grocer, Main, house
Walnut, opposite Centre
Hall Catharine, wid. of Thomas, h. r. GaIen,n.Watertown
Hall Edward C.(E. C. & A. B. Hall), grocer, Main, house
Centre, near Walnet
Hall E. C. & A. B. (Edward C. and Albert B. Ball), grocer, Noyes block, opp. town hall, Main
Hall John, adjustable dress forms, Bigelow avenue, h. do.
Hall Richard, laborer, h. Mt. Auburn, near the railroad
Hallahan
John J., mill picks (17 Bowker, B.), honse
Market, near U. S. Arsenal
Halloran Patrick, gardener, h. Spring, corner Palfrey
Ham Joseph F., blacksmith, Riverside place, opposite
Mt. Auburn, boards Spring Hotel
Hamilton Edwin, farmer Waldo Adams, boards Robert
[n. Cross
Elder’s, Mt. Auburn
Hamilton Charles E., at Porter Needle do., h. Pleasant,
Hammond Llewellyn P., freight agent Union Market depot, house Irving, near, Arsenal
Hammond Orpha Mrs., boards L. P. Hammond’s, Irving
Damrock Michael, laborer, house Arsenal, near Patten
Hanagan Patrick, moulder, house Riverside place
Hancock Agnes, widow of Henry, b. Spring, car. Palfrey
Hancock George, machine-tender paper mill, b. Fayette,
near Spring
Hancock Harriet, wid. of Joseph, h. Watertown, n. Galen
Handron James, laborer, boards John Hughes’, Arsenal
Hanley Michael, at L4Etnamills, b. 12Etna House, River
Hardy Augustus (Hardy, Dyer & Co,), planing mill,
house at Boston
ARDY, DYER & CO. (Augustus Hardy, John’
J. Dyer, Freeman M. Dyer, and William B. Dyer),
planing and moulding mill, Pleasant, car. Watertown
[Hyde Park
square (see page 12)
Harmon Benjamin, needlemaker Porter Needle Co., b. at
Harrigan Patrick, house-painter, b. off Market, near
Arsenal
[D. Drew’s, Spring
Harrington Edith F. Miss, asst. P.M. post-office, b. Atwood
Harrington Isaac, printer (41 Federal, B.), rooms Louisa
[h. do.
B. Atwood’s, Mt. Auburn
Harrington Josephine, milliner, M&aster’s
block, Main,
Harrington Thos., laborer, b. Watertown, n. Newton line’
Harrington Sarah L., widow of William C. S., house Belmont, near Waltbam line
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WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
Harris Susan, widow of Porter, h. Church, car. Fayette
Harris William P., clerk, boards Susan Harris’, Church,
corner Fayette
Harris William W., mason, house Walnut, near R. R.
Harrison James R., carpenter, h. Whitney’s block, Main
Hart H.ugh, gardener, house Cuba, near Main
Hart Hugh F., house Pleasant, near Cross
Hartford James H., house Walnut, near F. R. R.
Hartford John W., farmer, h. Market, n. Beechwood av.
Hartford Nathan B., clerk Plaisted & Eames, bds. Wm.
[n. Mt. Auburn
H. Howard’s, Riverside place
Harthartz Charles, blacksmith W. C. Foley, h. Summer,
Hartnett John, laborer, house Main street court
Hartnett Patrick, laborer, house rear Main, near F. R. R.
Hartnett
Timothy J., plumber (Newton),
house Maple
Hartwell Albert H., supt. Hollingsworth
& Whitney Co.,
house Palfrey, corner White’s avenue
Hartwell Julius R., freight agent (F. R. R., Charlestown),
house Palfrey, near White’s avenue
Harvey Elizabeth, widow of Henry, house Palfrey, near
Mt. Auburn
Harvey James, at laundry, bds. E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Harvey John W., carpenter U. S. Arsenal, h. at Brighton
Harvey Patrick, laborer, house Pleasant, corner Howard
Hatch Cornelius P. (Simons, Hatch & Whitten),
Spring,
near Fayette, boards at Boston
Hatchfield William, blacksmith
H. F. Merrifield, bds. do.
Hathaway James A., proprietor
Union Stock Market,
Walnut, near Arsenal
Hauck Wm., corporal of ordnance U. S. Arsenal, h. do.
Haviland Francis N. J., traveling agent (53 Broad, B.),
boards John E. Cassidy’s, Market, n. Beechwood av.
Hawthorne
Henry, silk weaver, boards Thomas Smith’s,
Watertown
Hayden Adaline, wid. of Wm. E., h. Morse, n. the river
Hayden Willie E., hoards G. 0. Brock’s, Morse
Hayes Michael, laborer, house Pleasant, corner Cross
Haynes Albert0 F., architect, house Irving, near Garnet
Hayues Joseph P., shoemaker (Newton), house rear Main,’
[Irving
near Cross
Haynes Sarah A., widow of Zebediah, b. A. F. Haynes’,
Haynes Warren, asst. flagman F. R. R. Co., boards Geo.
[River
Bowen’s, Cross
Hayward Charles, works in mill, boards D. J. Boynton’s,
Hayward Herbert N., station agent Bemis station F. R.
[Mt. Auburn
R., house do.
Hayward John, farmer Waldo Adams, bds. Robt. Elder’s,
Hayward Wm. H., laborer, b. Roht. Elder’s, Mt. Auburn,
near School
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DIRECTORY.
229
Hazen Eliza E. Miss, boards 8 Myrtle
Hazen William H., machinist (.35 Sudbury, B.), house
Nichols avenue, near Bigelow avenue
Heald Frank O., general ticket agent F. R. R., house Mt.
Auburn, negr Common
Healy Thomas, laborer, house Water, near starch factory
Heard Charles, stone-cutter, b. E. A. Mooers’, Mt. Auburn
Hearn Wm., laborer, b. Michael Welch’s, Common at. pl.
Heffernan John, laborer, house 2 C block, rear Myrtle
Heffernan*Thomas, at Btna mills, b. rIEtna House, River
Hemenway Phineas, laborer, bds. William Tourtellott’s,
Lexington
Henderson Albert D., coal and wood, Arsenal, near
Brighton bridge, house Sparhawk street, Brighton
Henderson James, farmer T. W. Walker (Waltham), h.
Grove, near Waltham line
Heneghen Patrick, laborer, bds. John Hughes’, Market
Hennessy John, laborer, house Common street place
Henron Patrick, at paper mill, boards John Hughes’, off
[do.
Market
Hepburn John, farmer Calvin Crawford, Riverside pl., b.
Hession James, wheelwright’ (B.), h. Wheelers, Riverside
Higbee Charles H., banker (156 Devonshire, B.), boards
A. G. Fitch’s, Ma.in
Higgims Peter, dyer J. Farwell jr. & Co., boards Watertown, corner Morse
Hill Abraham, laborer, house 5 C block, rear Myrtle
Hill Charles A,, painter (Centre, Newton), house Boyd,
near Galen square
Hill David, carpenter, house Waierly, near Summer
Hinds Rebecca L., widow of William A., boards G. H.
Gregg’s, Galeu
Hinds William H., clerk (Newton), h. Galen, c. Maple
Hoar Calvin A., farmer, house Grove, junction Arlington
Hoar Farvel, farmer, house Grove, junction Arlington, n.
Mt. Au?&n
Hobbs Elizabeth, widow of Nathan, bds. C. W. Stone’s,
Mt. Auburn, corner Parker
Hobbs George B., expressman T. L. Whiton. Galen, car.
Water, house Mt. Auburn, n. R. R.
Hobbs Nathan, b. C. W. Stone’s, Mt. Auburn, c. Parker
Hobbs Samuel, stationer (169 Devonshire, B.), boards
Boyd, corner Galen square
Hodgmun Edwin R., clerk Geo. A. Sawyer, boards do.
Hogan John, laborer S. R. Payson (Belmont), house Cot- tage place
Hogan John, laborer, house Cotnmoh street place
Hogan Thomas, compositer (B.), boards John Hogan’s
Holbrook Bradford, machinist, h. Mt. Auburn,opp. Patten
230
WATEKTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
Holbrook Mary, widow of Solomon, house Mt. Auburn,
opposite Patten
Holden Fred., filrmer W. H. Greenleaf, Palfrey, bds. do.
Holden John A., clerk (23 F. H. market, Boston), house
Spring, opposite Fayette
Holden Louisa J. Miss, boards John A. Holden’s, Spring
Holland Daniel, laborer, bds. Joanna Holland’s, r. Main
Holland Joauna Mrs., house rear M:un, near Chestnut
Holland Michael, boards Joanna Holland’s, rear Main
Holland Patrick, wool-pnller, house at Newton
Hollingsworth
Sumner, president Hollingsworth
& Whitney Co., house at South Braintree
Hollingsworth
& Whitney
Co. (Sumner Hollingsworth,
pres., Charles A. Dean, vice-pres., Edward B. Eaton,
treas.), paper mnfrs., Pleasant, opposite Cross and (36
Federal, Boston)
Holman John, dyer, boards Spring Hotel
Holmes Hugh, hostler Waldo Adams, boards do.
Holmes James, house Fayette, near Pearl
Holmes John, carpenter, bds. James Holmes’, Fayette
Holmes Mary L. Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, near Patten
Holmes T. Frank, ice driver, house Main, near Chestnut
Halt Albert, soap boiler, house Water, near soap works
Halt John H., engineer steamer Pequossette,
house Mt.
[erside place
Auburn, corner Taylor
Hooper Isaac, fireman Lewnndo’s Dye House, house RivHoran Charles, at Knapp Shade Roller Co., boards Mar[ Horan’s, Orchard
garet Horan’s, Orchard
Horan Daniel, at Knapp Sha.de Roller Co., b. Margaret
Horan Margaret, widow of Charles W., house Orchard,
[Phillips
corner Carroll
Horne Bertha Miss, music teacher, bds. Hannah IHorne’s,
Horne Emily, widow of George, boards Mary Brigham’s,
Marshall
Horne Hannah, wid. of Converse F., h. Phillips, c. Garnet
Horne Henry, carpenter, b. Wm. L. Stiles’, Riverside pl.
Horne Robert F., dentist, Bank building, Main, house
[ker
Parker, near Mt. Auburn
Horr Valeria Miss, dressmaker, b. A. E. Rosebrook’s, ParHorton
Elizabeth,
widow of Edward, house Summer,
near Mt. Auburn
[S ummer
Horton John, cleanser at dye house, boards E. Horton’s,
Hosmer Alfred, physician, house Riverside pl., near Main
Houghton David W., carpenter, h. Franklin, n. Walnut
Houson Anna, widow of Harvey, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Ii. R.
Howard Austin M., clerk G. H. Tarltoo, boards William
C. Howard’s, Riverside place
Howard Bros. (Frederick
I~. and William
C. Howard),
ice, Watertown,
near Galen
WP;TEKTOWN [H-j
DIRECTOhY.
231
Howard Ezram V., police, house Summer, near Church
Howard Fred, teamster Howard Bros.,Watertown, house
Howard Frederick K. {Howard Bros.), ice dealer, Watertown, near Galen, house Galen, near Water
Howard Harriet M., widow of Wm. H., house Fayette,
Howard James E., engineer U. S. testing machine U. S.
[Fayette
Arsenal, house at Roxbury
Howard Louise M. Miss, bds. Mrs. Harriet H. Howard’s,
Howard Ruth Miss, asst. teacher South grammar school,
boards E. V. Howard’s, Summer
Howard William C. (Howard Hros.), ice dealer, Watertown, near Gxlen, house Riverside place, near Main
Howe Ernest, clerk George E. Howe, Main, house opposite Union Market Hotel, Market
[ington
Howe George H., hostler, b. Wm. H. Tourtellott’s, LexHowe Josiah, painter, house Cottage place
Howe Morris, teamster Coffin & Magee, boards F. T.
Fay’s, Winter
Howell Samuel N., clergyman, house Walnut avenue
OWES GEORGE
E., furnishing goods, and
boots and shoes, M&aster
building, Main, house
Spring, corner Summer (see page 312)
Howes Samuel C., house Irving, near Mt. Auburn
Hoye Bernard, laborer, house River, near Bemis station
Hoye John, carder Aetna mill, b. Bernard Hoye’s, River
Hoye Michael, loom fixer Aetna mill, boards Bernard
Hoye’s, River
Hubbard Henry P., sash and bljnd maker, house Parker,
near Mt. Auburn
Hubbard Thomas, corn. trav., house Myrtle, near Main
Hubbard Walter H., at watch factory (Waltham), hoards
B. Coburn’s, Market
Huckins David T., dentist and physician, McMasters’
block, Main, home Fayette, near Church
Huckins Edgar W., with D. T. Huokins, boards II. T.
Hackins’, Fayette, near Church
Huckins Harry, boards David T. Huckins’, Fayette
Hudson George, dry goods (Newtonville), house Bridge
Hudson John, carriage maker John Ross, house Summer,
Hughes Chas. H., wood-moulder, h. Brook, n. paper-mill
Hughes James, mason, house rear Main, near Cross
Hughes John, section hand F. R. R., house off Market,
near Arsenal
Hughes Michael A., stove-fitter, h. Arsenal, opp. Market
Hughes Patrick, teamster Pevear 62 Russell, liouse Market, near Arsenal
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DIRECTORY.
Hughes Mary, widow of Patrick, h. r. Main, above Cross
Humphrys William, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Hunt Abby M., wid. of John, h. Mt. Auburn, C.-Franklin
Hunt Hannah G., widow of Thomas W., boards C. A.
Binney’s, Arlington
Hunt Robert, sergeant of ordnance at the Arsenal, house
Market, on U. S. Arsenal grounds
Hurlihy John, machinist at paper mill, h. Main, n. Cross
Husband John, gardener estate of Miss Mary Pratt, b. do.
Husted John B. Rev., clergyman, house Cuba, near Main
Hutchins Frederick, miller Coffin & Magee, house Riverside place
Hyde John, wool puller, boards David O’Keife’s, Galen
I LSLEY
DANIEL
p., fine harnesses, saddlery,
etc. (150 Tremont, B.), h. Galen, c. Boyd (see p, 12)
Ingraham Alden J., ice driver Howard B-OS., house Water, near Galen
NGRAHAM
WM. H., town clerk and insurance,
Barnard blk., Main, h. Church, n. Palfrey (see p. 314)
Irons M. L. Mrs., nurse, Galen, corner Water, house do.
Irving William, coachman Waldo Adams, School, b. do.
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JACKSON ANNIE MISS, house Maple, on Newton line
Jackson Arthur E., bookkeeper Union Stock Market,
Walnut, house at Brighton
Jackson Charles F., civil engineer and surveyor, house
Franklin, corner Centre
Jackson Emeline C. Miss, house Maple, near Galen
Jackson Sarah W. Miss, house Maple, near Galen
Jacobson Angelo, cabinet-maker (348 Main, Cambridgeport), house Cottage
Jacobson Charles, cabiuet-maker (Cambridgeport), boards
A. Jacobson’s, Cottage
Jacobson Christian T., house Cottage
Jacobson Robert, cabinet-maker (Cambridgeport), boards
A. Jacobsou’s, C.ottage
James Daniel, needlemaker, b. Mary James’, Williams
James Mary, widow of Richard, h. Williams, n. Galen
Jarvis Johu J., hairdresser, Noyes’ block, Main, house
Cuba, near Main
Jennison Catharine, widow of Horace, house Watertown,
near Newton line
Jennison E. Otis, grocer, Main, opp. town hall, boards
Mrs. Otis Jennison’s, Watertown
Jennison Otis Mrs., bouse Watertown, opposite Morse
Joadrie John, pattern-maker, h. r. Palfrey, n. Mt. Auburn
Johnson Augusta Miss, nurse, boards Chas. Perkins’, Mt.
Auburn
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WATERTOWN [E;]
DIRECTORY.
233
ason Eliza Mrs., boards W. L. Stiles’, Riverside place
.oson’Frank E., clerk U. 8. Arsenal, b. at Charlestown
nson Gkorge S., machinist, h. Marshall, n. Mt. Auburn
Tson George W., paper-maker, h. Fayette, car. Pearl
son Hallie B., teacher East primary school, boards
Geo. S. Johnson’s, Marshall
hnson John M., station agent F. R. R., house Mt. Auburn, corner Summer
es Edward, watchman 2TXtnamills, house at Newton
es Edward, clerk (F. N. R. office, B.), boards Fayette, corner Spring
les Edward J. jr., salesman (179 Tremont, B.), house
dnes Mary A., widow of Franklin, h. Fayette, c. Spring
nes Ssbrn A., dressmaker (Newton), h. Galen, c. Maple
les Storer, clerk (F. R. R. office, B.), boards Fayette,
corner Spring
ordan James, in Aetna mill, house Main, near Myrtle
ordan Wendell S., painter John Page, boards David F.
Trask’s, Main
d udd James A., carriagesmith (.Washington, c. Williams,
B.), house Palfrey, near Spring
KEARNEY
THOMAS, florist W. W. Treat, Coolidge
[Galen
avenue, boards do.
Heating Edward, wool-puller, b. Thomas Kexting’s, rear
Keating Thomas, laborer, house r. Galen, n. Watertown
Keefe Cornelius, laborer, house rear Main, near F. R. R.,
above Myrtle
Keefe Baniel, laborer, house rear Main, near F. R. R
Keefe Johanna, widow of Bavid, house Main, n. F. R. R.
Keefe John F., machinist, house Brook, near paper mill
Ki$efe Michael, laborer, house Brook, near paper mill
Keefe Michael F., laborer, bds. Michael Keefe’s, Brook
Keefe Thomas, at wool factory, house Waverly
Keenan Patrick, groom Waldo Adams, Sohool, bds. do.
Keily Mmhael, laborer, house Cuba, near Myrtle
Keith Walter H., liquors, wholesale (6 Central whf, B.),
[Main
house Watertown, opp. Morse
Kelleher Ellen, widow of Cornelius, h. Church hill, off
Kelleher Patrick H.. storehouse-man U. S. Arsenal, house
at Brighton
.
Kelleher Timothy, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Kellen Fred. S., machinist (43 Haverhill, _B.),_- boards Wm.
[avenue
Kellen’s, Palfrey
’
Kellen William, M. E. clergyman, h. Palfrey, n. White’s
Kelley Michael J., physician, Main, corner Watertown
square, house do.
Kelley Timothy, starchmaker, h. 4 C block, rear Myrtle
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DIRECTORY.
Kelly Ellen, widow of James, h. Waverly, car. Summ
Kelly F. A., boards Joseph A. Moore’s, Nichols avenue.
Kelly Francis M., bookkeeper Knapp Shade Roller C
boards Summer, corner Waverly
Kelly James, at Aetna mills, house at Newton
Kelly James H., clerk Watertown Hotel, boards do,
Kelly John B., clerk (Tremont, car. Court, B.), boar<
Thomas Kelly’s, Common street place
Kelly John T., at Knapp Shade Roller Co., boards E:’
Kelly’s, Waverly
Kelly Kate Miss, house Cottage, near F. R. R.
Kelly Margaret, widow of Daniel, h. Orchard, n. Hove.
Kelly Mary, house River, near Aetna mills
Kelly Mary Mrs., house rear Galen, near Watertown
Kelly Patrick, laborer, house Cottage place
Kelly Patrick J., proprietor Watertown Hotel, Mt. A
burn, near Main, house do.
Kelly Peter, at Aetna mills, bds. Mary Kelly’s, River
Kelly Sarah, widow of Patrick, house off Market, neal
Beechwood avenue
Kelly Thomas, laborer, house Common street place
Kelly Thomas B., clerk (Tremont, car. Court, B.), boards
Thomas Kelly’s, Common street place
Kelly Thomas F., blacksmith, house Spring, near R. R.
Kelly Timothy, boards Margaret Kelly’s, Orchard
Kendall Francis, house Fayette, corner Church
Kendall Henry, prop. Union Market Hotel, Walnut, near
Arsenal, house do.
Kendall John H., boards F. Kendall’s, Fayette
Kennard Edward P., boards Waldo Adams’, School
) Kennedy James Mrs., house Water, corner Galen
Kennedy Redmond, laborer, house Myrtle, near Cuba
Kenney James, at Aetna mills, bds. Aetna House, River
Kenny Ann, widow of Thomas, h. Brook, near Pleasaut
Kenny Francis, moulder, boards John Kenny’s, Main
Kenny John, express, (office 33 Court square, B.), and
boarding-house, Main, corner Cross
Kerahaw Alfred L., salesman (5 Chauncy, B.), h. Morse,
near Jewett
Keyes Frank H., carpenter, house Myrtle, near Main
Keyeer Fred R., cutter shirt factory, house Spring
.
Kidder John P., house Summer, near White’s avenue
Kilgore Annis, student, boards Lucy Kilgore’s, Galen
Kilgore Charles, boards Lucy Kilgore’s, Galen
Kilgore Lucy Mrs., house Galen, near Morse
Kimball Edward D., provisions (37 and 39 F. H. market,
B.), and 2 Abattoir; Brighton, house Mt. Auburn,
corner Arlington
Kimball Ellen F., widow of Charles, h. Main, near Cross
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Kimball Mary E. Miss, b. Edw. D. Kimball’s, Mt. Auburh
Kinchler John, laborer, house off Main, near Myrtle
King David, weaver &tna mill, h. River, near the mill
King Horace D., engineer at Knapp Shade Koller Co., h.
off Cnshman
King Robert, weaver atns mill, b. David King’s, River
King William S., supt. Geo. W. Hollis & Co.54wool shop,
house Galen, near Watertown
Kinnear John W., overseer Davis & Farnum Mnfg. Co.
(Waltham), house California, near Watertown
Kinsman David W., carpenter, house ,Irving
Kirby James, gardener Waldo Adams, house School, near
Belmont
Kirk John I’., carpenter, boards Mrs. Charles Marden’s,
[h. Garfield
Wheelers, Riverside
Knapp Arthur M., pastor First Parish (Unitarian) church,
Knapp Shade Roller Co., Fayette, corner Cushman (Bos.
ton office, 32 Hawley)
Knox Oscar F., house Franklin, opposite Centre
LADD CALEB, estate of, Riverside place
Laffey Martin, laborer, house foot of Cqttaqe
Laffey Thomas, laborer, bds. Martin Laffey%, Cottage
Laidley Theodore T. S., colonel commanding U. S. Arsenal, house do.
Laker Jacob, butcher, boards George Bleiler’s, Arsenal
Lanagan Cornelius, gardener, h. off Fayette, near Forest
Landers David H., laborer (Mt. Auburn, cemetery), bds.
foot Cottage
Landers Kate Mrs., house foot Cottage
Lannon Thomas, laborer Stokes, Dooahoe & Co., house
[Whitney
at Brighton
Lassman Robert E., cabinet maker, h. Harnden av., car.
Lathrop Albe’rt W., proprietor American billiard hall,
Main, opp. Galen, boards Wm. Lathrop’s, Main
Lathrop William, trav. salesman, house Main, n. Howard
Lawn Edward, laborer Gilkey & Stone, boards William
[Arsenal
Lawn’s, Arsenal
Lawn Thomas S., clerk J. H. L. Coon, bds. Wm. Lawn’s,
Lawn William, yard hand Gilkey & Stone, house Arsenal,
[River
near Irving
Lawrence John, carpenter Aetna mill, bds. Aetna House,
Learned Ann, widow of Samuel, h. Fayette, near Pearl
Learned Ann Augusta Miss, boards Annie A. Learned’s,
Cc. Phillips
Mt. Auburn
Learned Annie A., widow of Thomas, h. Mt. Auburn,
T,earned Charles A., bookkeeper Alfred Howes, Main, bds.
.[tham line
Josiah Learned’s, Pearl
Learned ChasiL, farmer and milkman, h. Mam, n. Wal-
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Learned Clara E. Miss,, clerk George E. Adams, Main, b.
G. E. Adams’, I’arker
Learned Duran, carpenter, bds. Geo. E. Adams’, Parker
Learned Josiah, carpenter, house Pearl, near Fayette
Learned Louisa V. Misr, clerk G. E. Adams, Otis Bras.
block, boards do., Parker
Learned Mary Miss, b. Annie A. Learned’s, Mt. Auburn
Learned Mary Ann Miss, bds. Mt. Auburn, cur. Phillips
Learned I’hilip, flagman Spring street crossing F. R. It.,
boards Kate Cahill’s, Spring street
Learned Samuel S., provisions (B.), house Walnut, opp.
Union Market Hotel
Learned Susan Miss, house. Pearl, corner Fayette
Learned Waldo A., supt. iYewton & Watertown
Gas
Light Co., house I’enrl, near Summer
Learned Wilbur F., civil engineer (City Hall, B.), house
[Grove
Summer, corner Wintei
Lemienx Leo, loorn-fixer
at .&%na mills, bds. P. ISoyle’s,
Lemmons Louis, laborer, house rear Main street court
Lenox Charles W., hairdresser, bds. J. Lenox’s, Mtl:\in
Lenox John, hairdresser, Main, opposite Church, house
Main, near Chestnnt
Leo Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. P:llfrey, n. Mt. Auburn
’ Leo Mary F. Miss, window shade maker, boards Bridget
Leo’s, Palfrey
1
Leo Wm., windowshnde maker, b. Rri4get Leo’s, Palfrey
Leonard William J., soldier U. S, Arsenal, boards do.
Levalley Josrph M., clerk Mrs. M:lrin Levalley,
Mount
Auburn, house Arsenal, near Tilylol
Levalley M:lria Mrs., grocer, Mt. Auburn, near Main, h.
[b. do., Arsenal
Arsenal, near Taylor
Levallev Rose Miss, clerk Maria Levalley, Mt. Auburn,
FRENCH
DYE HOUSE, GaEWANDO’S
len, n. Pleasant (office 17 Temple pl., B.) (see p. 2)
Lincoln Sarah, widow of Wm. C., h. Church, c. Summer
Lindley Mary E., wid. of Chas., h. Snmmer, n. Mt.Auburn
Lindsey Robert, laborer Coffin & Ma.gee, house Main, n.
Chestnut
Lindsey Susan, widow, honse Summer, near Forest
Litchfield Arthur, machinist, bds. Umon Market Hotel
Little George E., foreman American Shade Roller Co. (66
Beverly, B.), house Summer, corner Whit&
avenue
Littlefield
filmer H., teamster Knapp Shade Roller Co.,
house Cushman
Littlefield
Lyman, blacksmith II. F. Merrifield, bds. do.
Livermore
Charles E., provisions, h. Centre, c. Walnut
Livermore George H., clerk (131 Tremont, B.), boards J.
T. Livermore’s,
Phillips
Livermore Herbert J., butcher, house Franklin
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Livermore @o&h T.. nrovisions. house PhilliDs. c. Garnet
Livermore Laura A.; &id. of Adijah, h. Pleas’iln’t. n. Cross
Livermore Thomas, engineer Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
boards Spring Hotel
Locke Artemus, fiirmer, house Common, corner Belmont
Locke Biildwin,
house Main, corner Cross
Locke Henry W., farmer, house Common, car. Belmont
Locke Oliver, patternmaker,
boards Miss E. A. Moores’,
Mt. Auburn
Loeffler Jacob, at 2lZtna mill, h. r. Main, n. F. R. I%.
Loeffler Jacob F., shade roller maker, house Spring
Loftis Patrick, laborer, house Forest, near Main
Logan Peter, coachman U..S. Arsenal, house do.
Lonergan Cornelius, gardener, house Fayette, n. Forest
Looker Charles, commercial traveler, house Spring, near
Summer
Looker John, gardener, house Cross, near Main
Looker John H., papermaker, bds. John Looker’s, Cross
Looker Thomas W. M., carpenter, b. John Looker’s, Cross
Lord
Eben N., pattern finisher, house Gxlen, car. Water
Lord Edward, driver U. R. Co., house Spring, car. Main
Lothrop Ann Mrs., boards E. Walker’s, Lowell avenue
Lougee Chas. E., carpenter, boards Mrs. Otis Jennison’s,
‘[n. the mill
Watertown
Aetna mill, house River,
Loughry James D., loom-fixer
Lovely Michael, tripe dresser (Brighton),
house California. near Newton line
Lowell Sarah D., widow of George, house Arsenal, corner Arlington
Ludgate Anthony, butcher G. A. Sawyer, h. at Brighton
Lyma’n Wm. H., provisions, Mt. Auburn, n. Main, house
Lynch Andrew, laborer, house Water, near gas Forks
Lynch Bros. (James F. and Charles J. Lynch),
grocers,
Watertown square
Lynch Charles J. (Lynch Bras.), grocer, Watertown
square, house Market, near Beechwood avenue
Lynch James, laborer, house River, near Xtna mill
Lynch James F., boards.John Kenny’s, Main
Lfnch Jam& F. (Lynch Bros.), groceries, Watertown
square, house Market, near Beechwood avenue
Lynch James J., works at Aetna .mill, bds. Jas. Lynch’s,
River
Lyons James, laborer, boards Thomas Lyons’, Cottage
Lyons John, laborer, h. bff Watertown; n. Newton line
Lyons John, boards Thomas Lyons’, Cottage
Lyons John W,, engineer I. Farwell jr. & Co., boards
Lyons Michael W., moulder, h. Mt. Auburn, next railroad
238
WATERTOWN
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Lyons Thomas, flagman Cottage street crossing F. R. R.,
house Cottage, near F. R. R.
Lyons Thomas, shoemaker,
Galen, Watertown
square,
house Forest, near Main
Lyons Thorn&s jr., laborer, bds. Thomas Lyons’, Cottage
MACABE
GEORGE A., house Pearl
Mace Benjamin E., shipper at Knapp Shade Roller Co.,
house Orchard
Mack Mary E., widow of H. B., phy.sician, house Spring,
near Summer
Mackin Joseph E., at Walker & Pratt, Mnfg. Co., house
Watertown,
near Galen
Macomber Wallace W., f:lrmer estate of Caleb Ladd,
Riverside place, house do.
Macurdy Harriet, widow of Wm., h. Elm, n. Arlington
Macurdy Simon A., carpenter, house Elm, n. Arlington
Macurdy Warren H., carpenter, Elm, n. Arlington,
h. do.
Macurdy William T., clerk Otis Bros., Main, house Elm,
near Arlington
Madden Bridget, widow of Mark, h. Arsenal, opp. Market
Madden Cbtharine Miss, bds. Bridget Madden’s, Arsenal
Madden James, laborer, house Market, near Irving
Madden James I?., bds. Jarnes Madden’s, Market
Madden Patrick, moulder, house Market, near Irving
Magee James W. (Coffin & Magee), flour and grain,
Main, opp. Spring, house Church, corner Winter
Mahan Patrick, laborer, Water, near factory
Mahearn Lawrence, soldier U. S. Arsenal, house do.
Mahoney Daniel J., harnessmaker Thomas Patten, house
at Newton
Mahoney Dennis, laborer, house Watertown,
II. bridge
Mahoney Mary Mrs., hoards Daniel Mullin’s, Pleasant
Mahoney Mor,gan, wool-puller, house at Newton
Mahoney Timothy, laborer estate of Miss Mary Pratt,
Belmont, house Common street place
Maloney James, laborer, house Water, near Galen
Maloney John, hostler (Elmwood, Newton),
house Williams, near Galen
Maloney
John, stone-cutter
Stokes, Donahoe & ‘CO.,
‘r
boards at Brighton
Maloy Patrick, laborer at Walker,
Pratt & Co., house
Pleasant, near Cross
Manahan Edward, laborer, house Spring, near Palfrey
Manahan James I)., clerk (F. R. R. freight office, B.),
boards Edward Manahan’s, Spring
Maoahnn Martha E., saleslady (Temple place, B.) boards
Edward Manahan’s
Manion John, saloon, Pleasant, near Galen, boards Ann
Itagan’s, Pleasant
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239
Manly Seabury T., moulder, house Taylor, II. Arsenal
Manning John, laborer? house Cottage, near F. R. R.
Manning Margaret, widow of William,
boarding-house,
[Beech wood av.
Mt. Auburn, near F. R. R.
Manning
William,
gardener,
house off Parke& near
Mansfield Helen Z. Miss, overseer J. G. Bark&,
Spring,
house Galen, corner Water
Mansfield Mary Mrs., house Galen, corner Water
March Delano Mrs.:, house Mt. Auburn, opp. Walnut
March Fred. N., bookkeeper (32 Hawley, B.), and treas.
Knapp Shade Roller Co., htls. G. N. March’s, Palfrey
March George N., president Knapp Shade Roller Co.,
Fayette, oor. Cusbman, and treas. Reversible Collar
Co. (32 Hawley, B.), and president Union Market
National Bank, house Palfrey, opposite Pearl
March Stillrnan P. (32 Summer, B.), bds. D.A. Tainter’s,
[Riverside
Franklin, corner Mt. Auburn
Marden Charles T. Mrs., dressmaker, house Wheeler’s,
Margeson Sadie Miss, at Knapp Shade Roller Co., boards
Cross, next, Railroad
Marsh Charles S., salesman (25 High, B.), h. foot Boyd
Martin Ernest H., draughtqxlan
(8 Exchange place, room
13, B.), boards John A. Goodwin*s;Ma;in
Martin H. William, carpenter, h. Mt. Auburn, n. Summer
Martin Robert, weaver Xtna mill, house near the mill
Martin William, stocking-weave?,
b. River, n. Btna mill
Mason Frank L., fireman HolIingsworth
6t Whitney Co.,
house Spring, near Palfrey
Mason Hiram P., provisions, house Beechwood avenue
Masters E’red:W., insurance agent (78 Devonshire,
B.),
house Mt. Auburn, near railroad bridge
May Sarah G., widow of William, house Cross, n. Main
Maya11 Charles A., laborer Am. Carpet Lining Co., boards
Charles E. Monk&, Main
Maya11 Frank, boards Charles E. Monks’, Main, c. Cross
Mayall Henry, machinist, bds. Chas. E. Monks’! Main
Carpet Lming
Co.,
Maya11 John C., supt. American
Arsenal, house at Melrose
Mnybury Bessie, widow of John, h. Cross, n. railroad
Mayell Alfred E., engineer &tna mill, h. Bridge, n. Grove
Mayo Charles F., carpenter, and boarding-house,
Galen,
corner William, house do.
Mayo Emery M., live-stock dealer (Abattoir,
Brighton,
and New York), house Walnut, opp. Franklin
McArthur
Andrew, baker (14 Cambridge, B.), house Mt.
[house do.
Auburn, near Bigelow avenue
McAskill
Scyrene B., confectionery,
Main, oor. Church,
McAuliffe Florence, stove-mounter,
house Pleasant, car.
.
Howard
240
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McAveeney
Patrick, tailor, Mt. Auburn, near Main, h.
Winter, near Summer
[Spring, near Main
McAvoy Wm. B., printer, boards Mrs. Harriet H. Wall’s,
McCabe Charles, hostler, house rear Summer, near Mt.
Auburp . b
McCabe George, ornamental painter, h. Pearl, n. Summer
McCabe Mary Mrs., house off Summer, n. Mt. Auburn
hluCaf7erty Owen, laborer, house Middle, near Main
McCafferty Patrick, laborer, boards John Kenny’s, Main
McCafferty Patrick, laborer S. R. Payson (Belmont),
h.
Common street place
McCafferty William, laborer, house Cuba, near Myrtle
McCarthy Hannah, saloon, Gslen, near Water, house do.
McCarthy
George, laborer 2Etna mill, boards Thomas
McCarthy’s, Pleasant
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, house Pleasant, near Howard
McCarty Bridget, wid. of Patrick, h. Arsenal, n. Patten
McCarty Michael J., at Porter Needle Factory,
boards
Bridget McCarty’s, Arsenal
McCarty
Patrick,
hostler George B. Stockwell,
house
Forest, corner Summer
McCassey James, carpenter, h. Summer! c. White’s av.
McClary William, teamster estate of Miss Mary Pratt, h.
Common street place
McClenathan
Charles V., clerk Fletcher & Town, River,
corner Bridge, boards do.
&Cue
Edward, m:\chinist U. S. Arsenal, boards Union
Market Hotel
McCue Matthew, laborer, house Arsenal, near Fatten
McCue Patrick, laborer, house Arsenal, near Patten
McCullom Charles A., carpenter Porter Needle Co., house
at Riverside
McDermott
James, tailor, house Mt. Auburn, near Main
McDonagh John, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.’
McDonald James, at Por,ter & Co., bds. Joseph Berry’s,
Pleasant
McDonald John, house Cottage, near Catholic cemetery
McDonald Patrick, laborer, h. Water, n. Starch Factory
McDonnell James H., physician, M:un, c. Chestnut, h. do.
McDonnell Julia, wid. of John, house Patten
McDonough James H., b. Thomas McDonough’s,
Market
McDonough Martin, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
McDonough Thomas, farmer, house Market, near Irving
McFee JOIIJI, blacksmith, house Arsenal, near Patten
McGann Mertie, laboreli house Cottage place
McGanu Michael, laborer, house Cottage place
,?IcGinn James, butcher G. A. Sawyer, h. at Brighton
MeGinn Pqtrick, butcher G. A. Sawyer, h. at Brighton
McGinness Mary ML’B., house Pleasant, near IFtna mill
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241
McGlauflin Hiram, engineer at Paper Mill, house Winter,
[near railroad
corner Church
McGlauflin William, fireman at Paper mill, house Cross,
McGrath James, concrete paver, h. Orchard, n. Carroll
McGrath Mary, widow of James, h. River, n. &tna mill
MoGrath Michael, saloon, River, n. Aetna mill,. h. near do.
McGrath Michael, soldier U. S. Areenal, boards do.
McGrath Owen, laborer in the foundry, house Grove, n.
[house at Waltham
Bemis station
McGrath Patrick F., stone cutter Stokes, Donahoe & Co.,
McGrath Peter, gardener estate of Miss Mary Pritt, Belmont, boards on the place
McGrath Tesgue, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
McGuinness tiaria, widow of Michael, h. Cross, n. Main
McGuire Peter, house Main, near Cross ’
McGuire William, farmer, house Winter, near Summer
McGurn James, core maker, b. Mary McGurn’s, Brook
McGurn Mary, widow of Michael, house Brook
McGurn Patrick, moulder, house Cross
McHugF James, car inspector (F. R. R. Charlestown), h.
River, near .ZE!Xnamills
McInnis William, express driver, b. David Trask’s, Main *
McIntosh John, at,pa,per mill, b. E; S. Colburn’s, Spring.
McKay Isaac N. A., Chayles River fish dealer, Galen, near
Pleasant, house Cuba
McKay Wm., carpenter, b. Catharine Corcoren’s, Spring
McKellsr Eben F., printer(Newton corner), house Morse,
near Galen square
McKillops Alexander, coachman Francis Kendall, Fayette,
house off Market, near Arsenal
McLane John C., laborer, house Cottage
McLaughlin James, mason, house Spring, near Summer
McLaughlin Thos., mason, Summer, n. White’s av., h. do.
McLanthlin Emma H. Miss, teacher of drawing, boards
J. L. McLauthlin’s, Myrtle
McLauthlin Hattie F., music teacher, boards Mary McLauthlin’s, Patten
McLauthlio Howard O., clerk McLauthlin & Co., Main,
boards Mary McLauthlin’s, Patten
McLauthlin Joseph L., sail maker (43 Commercial, B.),
house 5 Myrtle, near Main
McLauthlin Lewis (McLauthIin & Co.), books, etc., Main,
boards Mary McLanthlin’s, Patten
McLxuthlin Mary, wid. of Charles, h. Patten, c. Gilkeyav.
&AUTHLIN
& CO., books and stationery,
Main, opp. Watertowu sq. (see page 3)
McLea James, at Knapp Shade Roller Co., house Orchard
&Lean Maggie Miss, clerk- I. IV. Pinkharn, Maiu, boards
T. P. Emerson’s, Arsen-aZ
c
242
WATERTOWN
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I)lRECTORP.
McManus Robert, laborer Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., h.
rear Pleasant, near Cross
McManus Wm.. hostler, boards Arsenal, car, Irving
McMaster Archibalt?, merchant tailor, M&Master’s
block,
Main, near Spring, house Summer, near Church
McMaster Charles A., clerk (B.), boards Archibald
McMaster’s, Summer
McNalley James, hostler, house Williams, near Galen
McNamara JohIt, laborer, house foot Cottage
McNear Baker, master mariner, house Arsenal, car. Elm
McPheal
Paul, wheelwright
W. C. Foley, boards R.
Wright’s, Howard
McSherry Bartley, saloon, Galen, Watertown
eq., house
Main, OcJrner
Church
McSherry Owen, gardener, house Main, car. Lexington
McSweeney Dennis, engineer Am. Carpet Lining Co., h.
[Ml, h. do.
Arsenal, opp. U. S. Arsenal
McWhirter
George, harness maker, Main, opposite town
McWilliams
George, gardener estate of Miss Mary Pratt,
Belmont, boards on the place
Mea&am Giles A., house Mt. Auburn, opp, Summer
Meacham Mary Miss, boards Mt. Auburn, car. Summer
Mee Dennis, laborer, boards Thomas Mee’s, Cottage place
Mee Edward, laborer, house Cottage
Mee James, laborer, boards Thomas Mee’s, Cottage place
Mee Thomas, laborer, house foot Cottage place
Merley Perkins, carpenter, house Arsenal, near Patten
Merriam Chas. T., clerk (67 and 69 Summer, B.), boards
R. 1,. Merriam’s, Morse
Merriam Robert L., house Morse, opposite Jewett
MerTifield Hosea F., blacksmith
(Brighton),
house Arlington, near East Watertown
station
Merrifield Orrin, blacksmith II. F. Merrifield,
house Arlington, near Arsenal
Meserve A. J. Miss, millinery,
Main, near Church, bds.
Mrs. Chester Sprague’s, Mt. Auburn
Millmore John, house Mt. Auburn, near White’s av.
Millmore Michael, laborer, honse Summer
Mills Andrew T., at American
Carpet Lining Co,, house
Wheelers, Riverside
Mills Frank, at paper mill, b. Mary L. Mills’, Pleasant
Mills George W., at Am. Shade Roller Co. (B.), bds. A.
T. Mills’, Wheelers, Riverside
Mills Mary L., wid. of Palemon C., h. Pleasant, n. Green
Mills William II., in paper mill, h. Arsenal, near Patten
Millward
Fred., at logwood mill (East Boston), house
Cottage place
Miner Elizabeth Mrs., bds. E. Walker’s, Lowell avenue
Minihan Jeremiah, laborer M. W. Chadbourne, bds. do.
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243
Mitchell Peter, at iEtna mill, bds. Ztna House, River
[Patten
Monahan Ann Mrs., b. Cottage place
_. @onahan James, fireman Ztna
mill, bds. Arsenal, car.
Monahan Patrick J., laborer, bds. Mrs. Ann Monahan’s,
Qottage place
M&ahan
Terenoe, laborer, house Arsellal, near Patten
Monayhan Owen, gardener, house Orchard, near Carroll
Monks Chas. E., machinist, house Main, car. Cross
Monnehan Edward C., cutter, boards Hugh Monnehan’s,
Market
Monnehan Hugh, laborer, house Market, near Irving
Monnehan Jntnes, laborer, house Arsenal, corner Patten
Moody Geo. H. (Berry & Moody),
carpenter, Main, opp.
Mt. Auburn, house Parker, car. Garnet
Moody Levy W., night soil, h. Arsenal, n. Coolidge av.
Mooers Elizabeth A. Miss, boarding-house,
Mt. Auburn,
corner Yatten
Mooney John, laborer, house rear Mt. Auburn, near R. R.
Mooney John, laborer, house Cottage place
Mooney Rosanna, widow of Frank, h. Arsenal, n. Patten
Mooney‘Samnel,
works Aetna mill, boards David J. Boynton’s, River, near Bemis station
Moore Frank, news dealer (B. & A. depot, B.), boards
Moore Frank, at Ztna mill, b. John Water’s, Bridge
Moore Frank, at Walker & P&t
Mr$g. Co., boards do.
Moore Geo. B., foreman mounting shop Walker & Pratt
Mnfg. Co., honse Summer, opp. Pearl
Moore James A., gen. man. Great Eastern line, office (282
Wash., B.), house Nichols av., near Bigelow av.
Moore Phebe, widow of Samuel, h. Belmont, car. White
Moore Wm. A., monlder, house Walnut, n. Mt. Auburn
Moores Jotn T., sash and blind maker Gilkey & Stone,
house Arsenal, near Irving.
Moran Michael, at Aetna mills, house at Newton
Moran Patrick, laborer, bd8. Robert Elder’s, Mt. Auburn
Moran Thomas, laborer, boards John Gleason’s, Galen
Moran Thomas, carpenter, house Pleasant, near Cross
Mosatty Ellen, widow of Philip, h. rear Main,n. Chestnut
Morehouse Clark W., hardware (Hyde’s block, Newton)
boards R. H. Paine’s, Garnet
Morn John, laborer, boards James Henderson’s, Grove
Morris Edward O., slater, house Spring, near Summer
MO&is Millage, farmer, house Main, near Waltham line
Morrison Phillip, laborer Nathan Drake, boards do.
Morse Harry F., bookkeeper (48 Kilby, B.), boalds Dr.
[h. do.
L. B. Morse’s, Riverside place
Morse Luther B., physician, Riverside place, car. Market,
Morton Thos., corporal of ordnance U. S. Arsenal, b. do.
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DIRECTORY.
Mosher Angustus L., clerk Wm. H. Lyman, Mt. Auburn,
house Main, near Chestnut
Mosman Frank V., carpenter, house Main, near Myrtle
Mosman Gardner, carpenter, house Water, opp. Warren’s
soap f&tory
Mount Auburn Granite Works, Stokes, Donahoe & Co.,
proprietors, Arsenxl, near Brighton bridge
Mudpe Wm. M., clerk assessor’s office, City hall (School,
B.), boards J. E. Gill’s, Belmont
Mulhearn Bernard, house Riverside place
boards B. Muihearn’s,
Mulhearn
Edwin F., tinsmith,
Riverside place
Mulhexrn James W., driver G. B. Stockwell, Spring, bds.
B. Mnlhearn’s, Riverside place
Mulhearn Sarah, widow of Charles, 11.Cuba, near Myrtle
Mulhearn Thomas, hairdresser, Mt. Auburn, near Main,
boards at Waltham
Mullen Daniel, saloon keeper, River, near Mill, h. near do.
Mullen Jo,hn, laborer, house Market, near Irvmg
Mullen Simon, at American
Carpet Lining CO., boards
John Hughes’, Market
Mulligan Mary Miss, boards I. N. A. McKay’s, Main
Mullios William, laborer, house Pleasant, near Green
Mulloy Bridget, widow of James, house Cottage place
Mulloy Patrick, laborer, house Forest, near Main
Mulloy Patrick, star&maker,
h. Water, n. starch factory
Muby Patrick, stone-cutter
Stokes, Donahoe & CO., II.
at Belmont
Munson William, master mariner, h. Palfrey, near Spring
,&Iurdook Edward A., physician, Patten, car. Mt. Auburn,
[do.
house do.
Murphy Catharine Miss, dressmaker, Main, near Cross, h.
Murphy Daniel, laborer, house Cornmon street place
Murphy Dennis, laborer, house Myrtle, near Main
Murphy Edward W., furniture* dealer (Waltham),
house
Common street place
Murphy Ellen Miss, house Pleasant, near Galen
Murphy Eugene, boards II. P. Mason’s, Beechwood av.
Hurphp James, farmer, house Palfrey, near Mt. Auburn
Murphy
Jeremiah,
foreman Pevear & Russell, house
Pleasant, near Galen
Murphy
John, finisher, boards Dennis Murphy’s, Myrtle
Murphy John, starchmaker, house Water, near Galen
Murphy John A., teamster Pevear & Russell, house Arsenal, near Patten
Murphy John P., section-hand F. R, R., house off Market,
near Arsenal
Murphy Michael, house Arsenal, near Main
Murphy Owen, laborer, house California, near Fifth av.
WATERTOWN
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245
Murphy Patrick J., teamster Gilkey & Stone, house Arsenal, near Patten
Mnrl~hy Thomas P., laborer, h. Arsenal, n. U. S. Arsenal
Murphy
Timothy,
laborer, boards William
Manning’s,
Mt. Auburn
Murray Alexander R., paper-maker, house Waverly, near
[Murray’s, Morse
Summer
Murray James H., bookkeeper (110 Oliver, B.), b. John
Murray
John, freight agent (F. R.. R. & Central Vt. line
228 mTashington, B.), house Morse, n. Galen square
Murray Owen, saloon, Galen, near Water, house do.
Murray Thomas T., paper-maker, house Cross, n. Main
Murray Wiilism, laborer, house Forest, corner Fayette
Murtagh James, at &tnx mill, h. River, n. Bernis station
Myers Linus C., papermaker, b. J. E. Shackford’s, Walnut
Myles Edward, stone-cutter
Stokes, Donahoe & Co., h.
at Brighton
NALLY
JAMES, laborer, boards Patrick Nally’s, Main
Nally John, laborer, house Lexington, near Main
Nallv Patrick, soldier U. S. .ArsenaI, boards do.
Nalljr Patrick, expressman, Watertown
square, and (44
North Market, B.), house Main, corner Forest
Nally Thomas, laborer, house Market, near Arsenal
Nevens James, coachman Edw. Bangs, h. Main, n. Forest
Neville Alice B., music teacher, D/liddle, n. Main, bds. do.
Neville Cyrus A., principal
Centre grammar school, h.
Neville Joanna, widow of i\lichael, h. r. Middle, n. Main
Newcomb John W., carpenter, house Morse, near River
Newman
Christopher,
marble-cutter;
boards Richard
Newman’s, Cottage
Newman John Mrs., house Pleasant, corner Howard
Newman Richard, laborer, house Cottage, near F. R. R.
Newton and Watertown
Gas Light Co., Water
Nichols Gilbert, house Patten, near Mt. Auburn
Nichols Gilbert jr., expressman Thomas Emerson, boards
[Mt. Auburn
G. Nichols’, Patten
Nichols Isabella L., widow of William, house Irving, near
Nichols Joseph H., sash and blind maker, boards Gilbert
Nichole’, Patten
Nicholson. Patrick, teamster, house Brook, n. paper mill
Nigers Charlotte, widow of Aaron, house Gilkey avenue
Nolan Martin J., horse-shoer, house Spring, car. Palfrey
Nolan Martin W., at Walker 62 Pratt Mnfg. Co., boards
M. J. Nolan’s, Spring
Nootian Patrick, laborer, bds. Richard Noonan’s, r. Main
Noouan Richard, laborer, house opp. C block, r. Main
Norcross Abner, stove-mounter,
house Cuba, near Main
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246
WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
Norcross Alice I. Miss, teacher First primary school, bds.
J. H. Norcross’s, Common
Norcross Allen, stove-mounter,
house Market, n. Irving
Norcross Ann I. Miss, house Parker, opposite Garnet
Norcross Elizn C., widow of Elijah, house Cuba, n. Main
Norcross Eliza J. Miss, house Parker, opposite Garnet
Norcross George Francis, carpenter, house Riverside pl.
Norcross *Tames H,, house Common, near Mt. Auburn
Norton Daniel, at LEtns mills, bds. Aetna House, River
house Fayette,
near
Norton
IJarrison D., machinist,
White’s avenue
Noyes Emma L., boards Green, corner Main
Noyes Fred L., clerk (218 Devonshire,
B.), bds. Geo. L.
Noyes’, Phillips
Noyes George L., real estate and insurance agent, house
Phillips, corner Garnet
Noyes Samuel, house Green, corner Main
Noyes Samuel G., bds. Samuel Noyes’, Green, car. Main
Nugent Mi&iel
A., at Aetna mill, h. Grove,n. Bemisstat’n
Nutting Andrew F., at Knapp Shade Roller factory, h.
Cushmxn
Nutting Benjamin F., artist (12 West, room 28, B.), h.
Nye Charles I,., moulder, house Spring, near Fayette
O’BRIEN
DANIEL,
cabinet-maker,
Church, near Main,
boards George E. Pike’s, Spring
O’Brien Ellen, widow of William, h. Common at. place
O’Brien Eugene, laborer, house Carroll, near Belmont
O’Brien James, laborer, house Common street place
O’Brien James, laborer, house Cuba, near Myrtle
O’Brien James, laborer, house Water, near Galen
O’Brien James, wool-sorter, house Forest, near Sumtner
O’Brien James P., stove-mounter,
bds. Patrick O’Brien’s,
Pleasant
O’Brien John, compositor (35 Hanover, B.), boards James
[Forest
O’Brien’s, Common street place
O’Brien John, laborer (Newton), boards Patrick O’Brien’s,
O’Brien John, laborer, house Mt. Auburn, near Arlington
O’Brien John, laborer, boards Water, near Galen
O’Brien John, prop. Riverside
House, Arsenal, opposite
Market, house do.
O’Brien Mary, widow of James, h. r. Main, n. Chestnut
O’Brien Matthew, laborer, house Forest, corner Summer
O’Brien Patrick, wool-sorter, house Forest, n. Fayette
O’Hrien Patrick, laborer, house Forest, near Fayette
O’Brien Patrick, laborer, house Pleasant, near Howard
O’Brien Peter, laborer: house Orchard, near Carroll
O’Brien Thomas, farmhand, bds. Jas. Henderson’s, Grove
WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORS.
347
O’Brien Thomas H., carpenter, boards Mary O’Brien’s,
rear Main, near Chestnut
O’Brien Willi:un, starch-maker, h. Water, n. starch factory
O’Connell Anthony, laborer, house Brook
O’Connell Charles E., soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Odams John D., stocking-weaver, rear MoMaster’s block,
Main, house Main, near Chestrut
Odiorue Fannie M. Mrs., bds. Mt. Auburn, car. Summer
O’D,onnell Sarah Miss, bds. M. M. Ward’s, Main? n. Cross
O’Halloran Mary Miss, dressmaker, Cross, c. Mam, h. do.
O’Xalloran Patrick, gardener, house CI’OSN,car. Pleasant
O’Hnlloran Patrick H., hairdresser, boards P. 0. Hallo[Pleasant, h. do.
ran’s, Cross
O’Halloran Rosa Mrs., employment office, Cross, corner
O’Hearn Edward, flagman U. M. station, F. R. R., house
off Summer, near Spring
O’Hearn Morris, laborer, rear Mt. Auburn, near railroad
O’Hearn William, laborer, house Cottage
O’Hearn William F., soldier U. S. Arsenal, house do.
O’Holleren’Michael, laborer, house Beechwood avenue
O’Keefe Thomas, wool-sorter, house Forest, n. Summer
O’Keeffe Dennis, laborer, house at Newton
O’Keife David, wool-sorter, house Galen, near Water
O’Mara James, gardener, house Church Hill
ONeil Arthur, boards Joseph O’Neil’s, Forest
O’Neil James, gardener Jas. Bean, Pelfrey, boards do.
O’Neil Joseph, laborer, house Forest, corner Summer
ONeil Joseph jr., laborer, boards J. O’Neil’s, Forest
O’Neil Patrick, hostler Alfred Hosmer, Riverside place,
boards do.
O’Neil William, driver U. R. Co., b. Geo. E. Pike’s, Spring
Ordway John L. (13% Sears’ building, B.), house Morse,
near Jewett
Otis Bros. (Horace W. and Ward IM. Otis), dry goods,
boots and shoes, Otis Bras.’ block, Main
Otis Horace W. (Otis Bras.), Otis Bros.’ block, Main, h.
[Auburn, opp, Walnut
Centre, c. Franklin
Otis Ward M. (Otis Kros.), Otis Bras.’ block, Main, b. Mt.
PACKARD
FRANK P., clerk C. W. Berry, boards D.
F. Trask’s, Main
Cburn
Page George A., painter John Page, h. Taylor, n. Mt. AuPage Harrison P., window-glass (118 Milk, B.), house
Galen, near Water
Page Harrison P. jr., salesman (118 Milk, B.), h. Elton av.
Page John, painter, Main, opposite Mt. Auburn, house
Church, nesr Fayette
Page Thomas H., dyer, Lewando’s dye house, house
Wheelers, Rrverside
248
WATERToWN
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DIRECTORY.
Paine Gilman B., bobkkeeper (4 Chauncy, Boston), house
Morse, corner Galen sqrare
Paine Richard E-T., hardware
and cutlery, Dana block,
Main, house Garnet, corner Parker
Park Charles ?V. Rev., house Mt. Auburn, n. Bigelow av.
Park Wbliarn I’., at Shade Roller factory (Somerville),
boards Rev. C. W. Park’s, Mt. Auburn
Parker Daniel, clerk Spring Hotel, boards do.
Parker George, police, house Main, corner Myrtle
Parker George S., clerk F. A. Brown, boards George
Parker’s, Main, corner Myrtle
.Parker Henry I-I., p:\inter (B.), h. Wheelers, Riverside
Parker Henry S., bookkeeper (10 High, B.), house Myr-.
tle, near Main
Parkhurst Emma K. Mrs., boards Green, near Main
Parsons \Villiam, printer, house Koyd, near Galen
Parsons William W., bookkeeper
(E. 12. R., office 268
Washington,
R.), boards William Parsons’, Boyd
Pattee Frank A., house Riverside place
Pattee Moses, driver steamer 1, boards Sprivg Hotel
Pattcn Mannie B. Miss, teacher Centre primary
No. 1
school, boards Thomas Pstten’s, Fayette
Patten Tbomns, harness-maker, Main, corner Mt. Auburn,
house Fayett,e, near (Church
Patten Wendell W., boards T. Patten’s, Fayette
Patten William W., student (Harvard
College), boards
T. Fatten’s, Fayette
Patterson William J., moulder, bds. David Trask’s, Main
Payson Gilbert It., commission merchant (43 Avon, BUSton), howe Belmont, near Common, winter residence
(8 Marlboro, B.)
Peabody Joseph, marketman, house Coolidge avenue, near
Cambridge line
Pevear Abbie F. Miss, boards Wm. H. Pevear’s, Irving
Pevear Marietta Miss, housekeeper W. H. Pevear, Irving
Penderghast Catherine, widow, house Gilkey avenue
Penderghast Pierce B., clerk (11 North Market, Boston),
house Gilkey avenue
Pennell Lloyd W., bookkeeper
G. W. Hollis, at Abattoir
(Brighton),
house Winter, corner Summer
Pennell Marshall, coachman Geo. H. Chapin, boards do.
I’eplar AIfred, overseer dyer Atna mill, h. at Newton
Peqnosette Paper Mill, Hollingsworth
& Whitney
Co.,
proprietors, Pleasant, opposite Cross and (36 Federal
and 135 Congress, Boston)
Perkins Adaline, wid. of Edward F., h. Jewett, n. Boyd
Perkins Albert R., fireman Simonds,. Hatch $ Whitten,
house at Newton
Perkins Albert W., carpenter, h. Fayette, o. White’s av.
WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
249
Perkins Charles T., house Mt. Auburn, near R. R.
Perkins Frank H., asst. editor Commercial Bulletin (275
Washington, B.), boards Thomas Patten’s, Fayette
Perkins Thomas J., salesman (28 Tremont row, B.), bds.
Adaline Perkins’, Jew&t
Perkins William Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, near Marshall
ERKINS
‘WILLIAM
H., flour and grain, Main,
opposite Mt. Auburn, house Mt. Auburn, near Marshall (see page 312)
Pevear William H. (Pevear & Russell), coal and wood,
Arsenal, house Irving, near Garnet
EVEAR & RUSSELL
(William H. Pevear and
Howard Kussell), coal and wood, Arsenal, car. Patten, office C. W. Berry’s, Main (see,page 3)
Phelan John, papermaker, house Green, near Main
[Fayette
Phelps Jonas, house Riverside place
Philbrook Charles C., carpenter, b. Mary A. Philbrook’s,
Philbrook Herbert A., stoves and tinware, Maiu, corner
Church, house Boyd, near Galen
[: *
,Philbrook Mary A., wid. of Geo. C., h. Fayette, n.Whit%
.Philpot Timothy, laborer, house Arsenal, n. ‘U. S. Arsenal
Phipps Sanford, draughtsman (9 Pemberton sq., Boston),
house Green, corner Pleasant
Pickard Alfred, at Aetna mills, house at Newton
Pidgeon Charles, blindmaker Gilkey PPTStone, boards at
Newton
Pierce Benj. H., farmer, h. Lexington, near Belmont line
Pierce Charles Q., slipper mnfr. (105 Summer, B.), house
[Garnet
Centre, near Walnut
Pierce Frances S., widow of Jonathan M., h. Irving, n.
Pierce Henry, house Galen, near Boyd
Pierce Irene, widow of Joel, h. Lexington, n. Belmont line
Pierce Joel A., farmer, h. Lexington, near Belmont line
Pierce John Q. A., slipper mnfr. (105 Summer, Boston),
house Mt. Auburn, near Franklin
Pierce Ruth U., widow of George, h. Palfrey, n. Church
Pierce William T., civil engineer (60 Devonshire, B.),
boarda J. Q. A. Pierce’s, LMt. Auburn
Pingree Charles D., dry goods corn. mer. (56 Summer,
_.
B.), house Morse, near Jewett
Pike Edga, at Ztna mills, house at Newton
Pike George E., dining room, Spring, near Main, h. do.
Pineo Isaac, machinist at Knapp Shade Roller factory, ,
house Belmont, corner Carroll
I. WOODBURY,
dry and fancy
INHHAM
goods and boots and shoes, Barnard’s block, Main, b.
Wm. S. King’s, Galen (see page 311)
Pitman John, captain U. S. Arsenal, house do.
Plaisted Edward S. (Plaisted & Eames), provisions, Otis
block, Main, house Riverside place
P
.P
P
250
WATERTOWN
PLAISTED
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DIRECTORY.
.
& EAMES (Edward S. Plaisted and
Seth J. Eames), provisions,
Otis block, Main (see
page 311)
[M ain
Plunkett Edward, ice driver, bds. Mrs. Mary Plunkett’s,
Plunkett Jas. H., ice drivczr. b. Mrs. Mary Plunkett’s, Maiu
Plunkett Mary, widow of Barney,, h. Main, near Myrtle
Pollard John, tripe cleaner, house Wheelers, Riverside
Pollock George W. R., moulder, house Church, n. Palfrey
Poole Henry B., supt. (1Xr;trict Telegraph Co., 22 Devonshire, B.), house Jewett, near Boyd
Pope George, lumber (19 Doane, B.), boards Mrs. Mary
B. Rich’s, Arlington
Porter Edward
F., president Porter Needle Co., house
Mt. Auburn, corner Marshall
Porter Henry S., manager Porter & Co., boards Edward
F. I’urter’s, Mt. Auburn
Porter Lewis B., treasurer and superintendent
Porter
Needle Co., boards Mt. Auburn, corner Marshall
Porter Needle Co., Watertown,
near Gnlen
Porter William
D., secretary Porter Needle Co., boards
Porter William
II., foretnan S. R. Payson (Belmont),
hoase Hovey
Porter
& Co., laundry machinery
m&uf%cturers,
Watertown, near Galen, Henry S. Porter, manager
Powell Alfred, machinist (Newton), b. E. Powell’s, River
Powell Edward, bookkeeper and paymaster
Aetna mill,
house River, near Bemis stntil)n
Powell
Herbert
II;, clerk, (82 Chauncy, B.), boards E.
Powell’s, River
[n. Myrtle
Power John, marble-cutter
(83 Haverhill, B.), h. Cuba,
Powers Edward, laborer W. W. Treat, Coolidge avenue,
house Cottage place
Powers John, at American Carpet Lining Co., h. Elm
Powers John IL, boards John J. t’owers’, Arsenal
Powers John J., laborer, h. Arsenal, opp. U. S. Arsenal
Powers Patrick, laborer, house Common street place
Pratt Arthur M., bookkeeper Hollingsworth
& Whitney
Pratt Edward F., moulder, bds. J. Q. A. Pratt’s, Taylor
Pratt Isaiah, moulder
Walker 62 Pratt Manufacturing
Co,, house Arsen:& near Patten
Pratt John, needlemaker, bds. Ann Ragan’s, Pleasant
Pratt John Q. A., moulder, h. Taylor, corner Mt. Auburn
Pratt Miles Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, corner Palfrey
Pratt Rachel, widow of Asa, house Green, near Main
Pratt Robert A., moulder, house Spring, near Summer
Pratt Stillman, moulder Walker&Pratt
Mnfg. Co., house
Chestnut, near Main
WATERTOWN [Q-j DIRECTORY.
251
Pratt
William A., melter Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
house at Waltham
Pray Herbert F., clerk American Carpet Lining Factory,
boards W. H. Pray’s, Irving
Pray Wm. H,, manager American Carpet Lining’Co.(l79
Devonshrre, B.), house Irving, near Garnet
Priest David H., broker and brass foundry (3 Tremont
row, B.), house Franklin, near Mt. Auburn
Priest Filman, house Winter, near Summer
Priest Car-diner N., boards Winter, near Summer
Priest Geerge E., treas. Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co. (31
and 33 Union, B.), h. Riverside place, near Main
Priest Hannah, wid. of Sylvester, h, Riverside pl., n. Main
Priest Harry W., boards J. W. Priest’s, Centre
Priest John W., house Centre, near Walnut
Prince John T, superintendent of schools, h. at Waltham
Prince Wm. H., physician, Boyd, n. Galen square, h. do.
Proctor Abby, wid. of Geo., h. Mt. Auburu,opp. Summer
Proctor Charles, bds. Mrs. Abby Proctor’s, Mt. Auburn
Proctor S. Eugene, clerk Alfred Howes, Main, bds. Ahby Proctor’s, Mt. Auburn
Pulling Clement, b&k-layer, h. Mt. Auburn, n. F. R. R.
Putnam Wendali P., window shades (201 Purchase, B.),
house Walnut avenue
QUIGLEY
FRANK
J., stone-cutter, house Cottage,
near the Catholio,cemetery
WM. J., manager Lewando’s dye-house,
UINCY
Q house Garfield (see page 2)
Quinlan Daniel, at Am. Carpet Lining Factory, h. Arsenal
Quinlan Dennis, laborer, house Fayette, near Cushman
Quinlan Edward, at American Carpet Lining Co., boards
Daniel Quinlan’s, Arsenal
Quinlan James, laborer, house rear Main,‘near F. R. R.
Quinlan James jr., laborer, bds. Jas. Quinlan’s, r. Main
Quinlan John H., brick layer, house Cuba;near Main
Quinlan Michael, laborer, house Brook
Quinlan Michael A., clerk J. H. Flagg, Mt. Auburn,
boards Michael Quinlan’s, Brook
Quinlan Patrick, spinner, house River, near &tna mill
Quinlan Patrick, laborer, h. Arsenal, opp. U. S. Arsenal
Quinlnn Thomas, fireman paper mill, boards Michael
Quinlan’s, Brook
Quinn Daniel, laborer, house Summer, near Spring
Quinn David (Regan & Quinn), blacksmith, h. at Milford
Quirk James, laborer, house rear Market, near Arsenal
Quirk John, clerk Plaisted $ Eames, boards Jas. Quirk’s,
rear Market
Quirk Thoma~3coacbman D. R. Emerson, h. o~nF’~y~~~
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252
WATERTOWB
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DIRECTORY.
RADIGAN
JAMES, carpenter, h. Arsenal, near Patten
Radigan John, laborer, b. Michael Welch’s, Common stpl.
Radigan Ryan, laborer, house Market, near Arsenal
Ragan Ann, widow of David, house Pleasant, near Cross
Ragan Bridget, widow of Thomas, h. Pleasant, n. Cross
Kagan John, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
Ragan Margaret, widow of Thos., h. Mt. Auburn, n. R. R.
Ralley Michael, laborer, house Common street place
Ramsay Major, boot and shoemaker, Cottage pl., h. do.
Ramsay Robert, carpenter, house Cottage place
Rand Edward A., P. E. clergyman, house Mt. Auburn,
[lington
corner Common
Rand William D., salesman (87 Broad, B.), h. Elm, n. ArReardon John, laborer, house rear Cross, near Main
Reed John, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
Regan Cornelius, papermaker, 1~.rear Main, near F. R. R.
Regan Daniel, laborer, house Water, near Galen
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, house rear Main, near F. R. R.
Regan John, clerk J. H. Snow, Mt. Auburn, boards Jeremiah Regan’s, rear Main
Regan John F., tripe cleaner, house Forest, n. Summer
Regan Patrick (Regan & Quinn), blacksmith, house Taylor, near Arsenal
Regan Timothy, supt. H. Barker & Co.% starch works,
house Water, near Galen
Regan & Quinn (Patriok Regan‘ and David Quinn),
blacksmiths, Taylor, near Arsenal
Reynolds Lewis, house Taylor, near Arsenal
Rice Jessie M. Miss, boards Palfrey, corner Church
Rich Mary K., widow of Lathley, house Arlington, near
East Watertown station
Richards Abraham L., house Mt. Auburn, near Walnut
Richardson Andrew J., laborer, house Winter, car. Cross
Richardson Mary D. Mrs., bds. Otis Wheeler’s, Winter
Richardson Sarah, widow of Samuel, h. Main, car. Cross
Riley Bridget, widow of David, h. Forest, near Summer
Riley Cornelius! laborer, h. rear Summer, n. Mt. Auburn
Riley James, tripe-cleaner, house Forest, near Summer
Riley James., laborer, house Winter, near Summer
Riley Jeremiah, laborer, house River, near Aetna mill
Riley Joanna M. Miss, West district primary No. 1, bds.
James Riley’s, Winter
Riley John, laborer, boards Stephen Connelly’s, rear
Pleasant, near Cross
Rinn John, laborer, house 3 C block, rear Myrtle
Rinn Patrick, at Aetna mill, bds. 3 C block, rear Myrtle
Ripley Leonard F., farmer, house Belmont, n. Common
IVERSIDE
CONSERVATORIES,
Wm. W.
Treat, prop., Coolidge av., n. Grove (see page 311)
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WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
253
Riverside House, John O’Brien, prop., Arsenal, opposite
Market
Roach Edward, boards Fannie Roach’s, Green
Roach Fannie, widow of David, house Green, near Main
Roach John P., clerk Lynch Bros., Watertown square, b.
Fannie Roach’s, Green
Roach William, U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
Robbins Aun Miss, house Pleasant, near Cross
Robbins Dexter A., driver U. R. Co., house Summer, n.
Mt. Auburn
Robbins Ellen Miss, house Pleasant, near Cross
Robbins Frederick, corn. broker (2 Chatham row, B.), b.
Isaac Robbins’, Green, corner Pleasant
Robbins Harriet Miss, boards Isaac Robbins’, Pleasant,
corner Green
Robbins Henry, agent express office (174 Washington,
B.), boards Isaac Robbins’, Green, corner Pleasant
Robbins Henry, farmer William H. Greenleaf, Palfrey, h.
Pleasant, near Crosfl
Robbins Isaac, house Green, corner Pleasant
Robbins John, at soap factory, b. E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Robbins John, boards D(*xter A. Robbins’, Spring
Robbins John, at paper mill, h. Mt. Auburn, n, Palfrey
Robbins John L., carpenter (F. R. It., Charlestown), bds.
Lvdia H. Brown’s, Walnut
Robbiis Josiah B., house Mt. Auburn, near Main
Robbins Lois Miss, house Pleasant, near %reen
Robbins Martha Miss, house Pleasant, near Cross
Roberts Abbie, widow of James R. S., bds. L. S. Cleveland’s, Fayette
Roberts William G., cabinet-maker (101 W. Canton, B.),
house Harnden avenue, corner Whitney
Robertshaw Henry, wool-sorter, b. Mrs. Corcoren’s,Spring
Robinson Alexander, laborer, house Cottage place
Robinson George Fred., clerk (550 Somerville av., Somerville), boards William Robinson’s, Main
Robinson George F., janitor school-houses, house Mt. Au[at Newton
burn, near Marshall
Robinson Luther P., foreman Isaac Farwell jr. & Co., b.
Robinson Sarah E. Miss, boards Bradford Holbrook’s, Mt.
Auburn, opposite Patten
Robinson William, butter and cheese (5 F. H. market
basement, B.), house Main, near Waltham line
Robinson Wm. F., clerk (F. R. R., B.), house Summer,
oorner White’s avenue
Rockett Edmund, laborer, house foot of Cottage place
Rockett John, laborer, b. Edmund Rockett’s, Cottage pl.
Rockwell James E., driver T. P. Emerson, house Arsenal,
opposite Market
254
WATERTOWN
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DIRECTORY.
Rodgers M. Thatcher, corn. trav., house Irving
Rogers Artemas B., salesman (Washington, car. Brattle,
B.), house Fayette, corner White’s avenue
Rogers George L., shirt-cutter (53 Avon, B.), bds. A. B.
Rogers’, Fayette
Rogers John B., butcher, boards A. B. Rogers’, Fayette
Rogers William, watchmaker and jeweler, Main, opposite
Watertown square, boards Spring Hotel
Rooney Barney, tailor (Newton), h. 6 C block, r. Myrtle
Rooney John, driver mail team U. S. Arsenal, k. ‘Walnut
Rooney Martin, laborer, brls. Thomas Raoney’s, Summer
Rooney Thomas, laborer, house Summer, near Forest
Rooney Timothy, laborer, house Brook, near paper mill
Rosebrook Alvin E., carpenter, h. Parker, n. Mt. Auburn
Ross John, cari%ge mnfr., Spring, near Main, house Summer, near Winter
Rost Theodore G., soldier IT. S. Arsenal, house do.
Rowe Philip, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe dz Co., house
[b. Spring Hotel
at Cambridge
’ Rowe Thomas H., moulder Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.;
Ruggles Eleanor I?., widow of Stephen I)., house Mt. Auburn, corner Phillips
Rumrill Albert L., carpenter, house Marshall
Rundlett Benj. T., painter, house Market, near Arsenal
Rundlett David, fireman Hollingsworth & Whitney, house
Russ Fred A., commercial traveler, h. Galen, near Boyd
Russell Charles, ice, (92 State, B.), h. Common, n. Spring
Russell Edward, apothecary, Main, opposite Spring, house
at Newton
Russell Elmore, house Fayette, corner Spring
Russell Engene D., boards D. F. Tripp’s, Irving
Russell Geo. F., farmer, bds. Geo. W. Russell’s, Common
Russell Geo. S., butter dealer, house Pleasant, n. Green
Russell Geo. W., farmer, house Common, near Orchard
Russell Henry, painter, Spring, near Main, house Spring,
/
cerner Palfrey
Russell Henry jr., clerk Henry Russell, bds. do., Spring
Russell Horace, painter and paper-hanger, h. Russell av.
Russell Howard (Pevear & Russell), coal and wood, h.
Walnut, opposite Centre
Russell James E., bookseller, Galen, near Water, h. do.
Russell Jeremiah, ice (92 State, B.), h. Common, u. Spring
Russell Jeremiah H., firmer, house Common, near Spring
Russell Joseph, carpenter, house Morse, near Galen
Russell William W.,. ice (92 State, B.), house Mt. Auburn, opposite Franklin
Russell William W. jr., refrigerators (92 State, B.), factory (11 Richmond, B.), boards W. W. Russell’s,
Mt. Auburn
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255
Ryan Mortimer, star&maker, bds. John Gleason’s, Galen
Ryan Thomas, wool-puller, bds. Michael Gleason’s, Spring
Ryan Timothy, spinnner Btna mill, h. River, n. the mill
Ryder Bridget, widow of John, h. Summer, n. White’s av.
SAAR LORENZ, boot and shoemaker, Noyes block,
Main, boards Moses Whiting’s, Church
Saltworth William, driver U. R. Co., boards George E.
Pike’s, Spring
Sanborn John H., hospital steward U. S. Arsenal, h. do.
Sanderson Augustus H., sash and blind maker Gilkey &
Stone, house at Waltham
Sanger Bertha Miss, bookkeeper (G. H. Dupee, Newton),
boards Geo. H. Dupee’s, Morse
Sanger Francis H., boards N. C. Sanger’s, Morse
Saoger Mary L. Miss, boards George H. Dupee’s, Morse
Sanger Nathaniel C., door and sash mnfr. (B.), house
Morse, near Galen
Sargent Charles E., draughtsman (93 Water, B.), house
Sargent Charles O., butcher, house Main, n. Waltham line
Savage Wallace W., whol. corn. mer. (96 and 98 Clinton,
B.), house Riverside place
Sawin George W., proprietor Glen Park Hotel, &Coolidge avenue, near Arlington, house do.
Sawtelle Mary L. Mrs., house Main, corner Cross
Sawyer Edwin, sash and blindmaker h. Spring, u. Summer
Sawyer George A., mutton butcher, Arsenal, opp. Union
Market House, office (56 North Market, B.), house
Arsenal, opposite Union Market Hotel
Sawyer Granville, butcher [Brighton), house Mt. Auburn,
near Arlington
Sawyer Herbert H. (Critchett & Sawyer), clothing, bds.
Edwin Sawyer’s, Spring
Scabill Patrick, in the paper mill, h. Market, n. Arsenal
Scott Daniel B., at Pierce & Son’s (105 Summer, B.),
boards F. T. Fay’s, Wmter
Scott Henry E., student (Harvard college), boards J. E.
Scott’s, Elm
Scott Jonathan E., master mariner, h. Elm, n. Arlington
Scott Patrick, clerk (F. R. R., Charlestown), boards F.
[ Scribner’s, River
H. Keyes’, Myrtle
Scribner Byron W., wool-sorter Xtna mill, boards D. P.
Scribner Dana P., overseer &tna mill, h. River, II. the mill
Severence Charles, bookkeeper (44% Merchants row, B.),
boards 0. A. Sawyer’s, Arsenal
Shackford Joseph E., bookkeeper (24 India, B.), house
[Auburn
Walnut, corner Franklin
Shanahan Dennis, farmer Jas. Cassidy, h. Patten, n. Mt.
.
.
256
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Sharkey Frank, laborer, house Cottage place
I$.
Sharkey Frank jr., laborer, b. Frank Sharkey’s, Cottage
Sharkey James, laborer, b. Frank Sharkey’s, Cottage pl.
Sharkey John, laborer, b. Frank Sharkey’s, Cottage place
Sharkey Patrick, blacksmith, Arlington,
corner Belmont,
house at Cambridge
Sharp Catherine, widow of George, h. Lexington,
n. Main
Sharp S. T., foreign.exchauge
and insurance broker (44
Kilby, B.), house Mt. Auburn, corner Irving
Shaw John, hostler Watertown
Hotel, boards do.
Shaw Linus Allen, depot carriages F. R. R. station,
Church, house Mt. Auburn. near Summer
Shaw Oliver, supt. at Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., house
Shsughnessy Patrick, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
Shawnessy John, farmer, house Common, near Belmont
Shea Bartholomew,
works in the mi!l, house Kiver, near
Bemis station
Shea David P., weaver Aetna mill, bds. B. Shea’s, River
Shea Dennis, laborer, house Palfrey, near Mt. Auburn
Shea John T., stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe & Co., Arsenal, house at Cambridge
Shea Michael
Hi, blacksmith
John Ross, house River,
near 2Etna mill
Shea Morris, contractor, h. Arsenal, opp. stock market
Shehan Bartholomew,
laborer, house Carroll, n. Belmont
Shehan George, tinsmith, h. r. &It. Auburu, near R. R.
Shehan Jeremiah, laborer, boards John Farrell’s, Pleasant
Shepherdson Edward E., boards Mrs. L. B. Atwood’s,
Mt. Auburn
Sheridan Catharine Mrs., boards Arsenal, opp. Market
Sheridan Frank, laborer, h. off Watertown,n.
Newton line
Sheridan Jas., laborer, h. off Watertown, n. Newton line
Sheridan James, boards Main, above Cross
Sheridan James jr., laborer, house >lain, above Cross
Sheridan John P., shoemaker, Mt. Auburn, next F. R. R.,
house Spring, near F. R. R.
[Market
Sheridan Martin, at paper mills, bds. John Hughes’, off
Sheridan Michael, at starch factory, boards John Hughes’,
off Market
Sherman Alfred A., clerk 13. F. Cnrrier (Marlboro
building, B.), boards William Sherman’s, Church
Sherman Charles F., clerk (791 Washington,
B.), boards
William Sherman’s, Church
Sherman Frederick, sash and blind mnfr., Gilkey’s steam
mill, Arsenal, house Irving, near Garnet
Sherman Marcus M., pattern finisher Walker
& Pratt
Mnfg. Co., house White’s avenue, corner Fayette
Sherman M. Ella, assistant librarian Public Library, bds.
William
Sherman’s, Church
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Sherman William, merchant, house Church, n. Summer
Shipp George S., hairdresser, Main, near Church, h. Galen
Shipt0.n Ambrose, miljwright Hollmgsworth & Whitney
Co., house Boyd, near Jewett
Shorey Almira, widow of Joseph P., h. Main, c. Myrtle
Shsrey Frank, clerk Geo. E.‘ Howes, h. Main, c. Myrtle
Shugrone Ellen, widow of Michael, h. Pleasant, n. Cross
Shurtleff Oliver L., moulder, rms. P. Shurtleff’s, Summer
Shurtleff Perez T., moulder, house Summer, opp. Pearl
Sias Charles L., gardener (Cambridge cemetery), house
Coolidge avenue, near Cambridge line
Silsbee Alice M., widow of Homer, boards Spring Hotel
Silvers John, section-hand F. R. R., boards John Hughes’,
off Market
Simons, Hatch & Whitten (Stephen B. Simons, C. P.
Hatch, and Henry C. Whitten), shirt mnfrs., Spring,
n. Fayette and (1 Winthrop sq. and 18 to 32 Otis, B.)
Simons Stephen B. (Simons, Hatch & Whitten), shirt
mnfr., Spring, house at Wellesley
Skehill Patrick, papermaker, h. Market, n. Riverside place
Skinner Henry, student, boards H. D. Skinner’s, Fayette
Skinner Hiram D., moulder, house Fayette, corner Pearl
Skinner Volney, student, boards H. D. Skinner’s, Fa.yette
Slattery Michnel, rnoulder Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.
house at Waltham
Sleeper George H., iron founder, h. Church, n. Summer
Sloan Mary Miss, clerk, I. W. Pinkham, h. at Newton
Small Lydia W., widow of Isaac, b. Arsenal, C. Arlington
[est
Smallwood John, boards John Barker’s, Morse
Smith Axel, tinsmith Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., h. ForSmith Charles D. W., laborer, b. E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Smith Charles Willard, at foundry, h. Summer, c. Winter
Smith Daniel C., milkman, house Morae, near Jewett
Smith Edward, brakeman F. R. El., h. Main, near F. R. R. *
Smith Henry W., plumber, h. Watertown, n. Newton line
Smith James, laborer, house Main, near Chestnut
Smith Lawrence S., physician, h. Church, near Fayette
Smith Patrick, shipper (Walworth Bras., Boston), boards
Michael Nugent’s, Grove
Smith Thomas, machinist, house Watertown, car. Morse
Smith T. Berton Rev., pastor M. E. church, Main, house
I-Main
.
Smith Victor, at Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co:, h. For&, n.
Stnith Wallace II., at Btna mills, b. liEtna House, River
Snedeker William A., machinist (Causeway, B.), house
[house do.
Walnut, near F. R. R.
Snodgrass Ansel E., corporal of ordnance U. S. Arsenal,
Snow George K., president Reversible Collar Co. (10
Arrow, Cambridge), office (32 Hawley, Boston), h.
258
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Snow James H., fish dealer, Mt. Auburn, near Main, house
Mt. Auburn, near Common
Snow Walter B., student, boards G.. I(. Snow’s, Summer
Solon Martin, papermaker, b. Michael Hamrock’s, Main
Sparrow Seth E., commercial traveler, house Fayette,
Spaulding Elijah G., house Cross, near Main
Spencer Allen P., mason, bds. Reuben Spencer’s, Fayette
Spinks James, dyer, house Wheelers, Riverside
Sprague Chester Mrs., house Mt. Auburn, corn& Taylor
Sprin Hotel, S. L. Batchelder, proprietor, Main, opp,
[Riverside place
\,$ atertown square
Spring N. Joseph, musician (179 Washington, B.), house
Sprott Robert, laborer Miss Mary Pratt, Belmont, house
[Main, n. Green
Common street place
Staok Robert P. Rev., pastor St. Patrick’s church, house
Stafford William W. jr., clerk (F. R. R., Charlestown),
hoards J. R. Hartwell’s, Palfrey
Stahlman John, at Lewando’s dye house, house Summer
Stanley Charles A., 2d hand finishing room &tna mill,
boards D. J. Boynton’s, River, near Bemis station
Stanley Edward E., overseer finishing room &tna mill,
hvuse at Newton
Stanley Patrick, farmer John Coolidge, h. Cottage place
Staples Charles H., carpenter, house Parker, opp. Garnet
Stark Robert M., lawyer, Noyes block, Main, and (Main,
Waltham), boards A. G. Fitch’s, Main
Starr Joseph, painter, house California, near Watertown
Stearns Dame1 M. Rev., pastor Olivet church (W. Spring
field, B.), house Elton avenue
Stearns George A., farmer, house Mt. Auburn, between
School and Walnut
[n. Arsenal
Stearns Samuel F., carpenter, Main street ct., h. Market,
Stearns Walter H. jr., furniture (91 Uniou, B.), h. Morse,
[Grove
opposite Jewett
Steele James, laborer (Walthamj, b. James Henderson’s,
Stephens Henry, at Lewaudo’s French dye house, house
Cuba, near Main
Stevens Eunice Miss, boards Gee. W, Johnson’s, Fayette
Stevens George L. (Warren Soap Mnfg. Co.), Water, and
(143 Federal, B.), house at Lowell
Stevens James, house rear Main, near Spring
Stevens Robert, junk, rear Main, near Spring, house do.
Stickney John K., ship-master and vice-president Union
Market National Bank, Main, opposite town hall,
house Mt. Auburn, corner Palfrey
Stiles Everline Mrs., boardsluther
Bent’s, Spring
Stiles William L., tinsmith, Spring, near Main, house Riverside place, near Mam
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Stiles William L. jr. (Thayer &,Stiles), stoves, Maiu, near
Spring, house at Newton
Stockin Abner C., agent for Harper t Bros. (47 Franklin, B.), house Palfrey, opposite White’s avenue
Stockin Edwin, clerk (47 Franklin, B.), boards Abner C.
[h. Spring, n. Fayette
Stockin’a; Palfrey
Stockwell George B., livery stable, Spring, next F. R.R.,
Stockwell Jane Miss, assistant librarian Public library,
boards G. B. Stockwell’s, Spring
Stokes, Donahoe $ Co. (John Stokes and Michael J. DOUahoe), granite workers, Arsenal, n, Brighton bridge
Stokes John (Stokes, Donaboe & Co.), granite worker,
Arsenal, house at Brighton
Stolbom J. T., at dye house, h. Summer, n. White’s av.
Stone Andrew H., janitor school-houses, h. Gilkey av.
Stone Charles VP., paying teller (National Revere Bank,
100 Franklin, B.), house Mt. Auburn, car. Parker
Ston;eyrs;phRH.R(Gilkey & Stone), lumber, house Irving,
Stone Joshua c., farmer, h. Grove, car. Coolidge avenue
Stone Louisa Mrs., boards H. C. Derby’s, Watertown
Stone Rebecca G. Mrs., boards Geo. K. Snow’s, Summer
Stowell Eliza Miss, house Mt. Auburn, corner Franklin
Stowell Emma Miss, house Mt. Auburn, corner Franklin
Strang Charlotte E., widow of John R., house Summer,
near Mt. Auburn
Straw Milton A., house Green, near Main
Strite Charles B., coachman S. R. Payson, house Belmont, near Common
Sullivan Cornelius, boards James Sullivan’s, Pleasant
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, house Pleasant, near Howard
Sullivan Daniel A., spinner Aetna mill, boards Julia Sul[n. Green
livan’s, Pleasant
Sullivan Dennis, expressman John Kinney, h. Pleasant,
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, h. Pleasant, corner Howard
Sullivan Florence, laborer, house rear Cross, near Main
Sullivan Harry, at Aetna mill, house River, near the mill
Sullivan Humphrey, laborer, bds. John Sullivan’s, River
Sullivan James, laborer, house Pleasant, near Howard
Sullivan James, .paper-maker Hollingsworth & Whitney,
[at Cambridge
house at Newton
Sullivan Jeffrey, stone-cutter Stokes, Donahoe & Co., h.
Sullivan Jeremiah J., attorney-at-law, Barnard blk., Main
and (28 School, B.), bds. River, near Aetna mill
Sullivan John, milkman, River, near &tna mill, h. do.
Sullivan John J., laborer, house Galen, near Watertown
Sullivan John P., laborer, house Pleasant, near Howard
Sullivan Julia, widow of Daniel, h. Pleasant, n. Howard
Sullivan J. Albert, apothecary, Watertown sq., h. do.
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Sullivan Peter J., boards John P. Sullivan’s, Pleasant
Sullivan Rogers, at Barker’s starch works, h. at Newton
Swan John, laborer, house Pleasant, near Cross
Swett A. B., teamster Stokes, Donahoe & Co,, house at
Brighton
[Brighton
Swett Oscar, upholsterer Luther Bent & Co., house at
Symmes Mary D., widow of Eben, b. Frank H. Drake’s,
Marshall
TAFT DAVID k., laborer, b. David J. Taft’s, Howard
Taft David J., mason, house Howard
Taggard Eliza, wid. of John, h. Summer, n. White’s av.
Tainter Daniel A,, house Franklin, corner Mt. Auburn
Tainter George, pattern maker Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
house Galen, corner Water
Tainter Mary B., widow of Wm. C., b. Galen, 0. Water
Tainter Newell B., clerk (9 Chatham row, B.), bds. D. A.
Tainter’s, Franklin, corner Mt. Auburn
Tane John, at Aetna mill, house at Newton
Tarleton Joseph, clergyman, house Orchard, car. White
Tarleton Joseph K., boards Rev. J. Tarleton’s, Orchard
Tarlton Frank D., clerk Otis Bras., rooms F. H. Sherman’s, Irving
GEORGE
H., watchmaker and jewARLTON
eler, 26 Main, b. 0. F. Knox’s, Franklin (see p. 309)
Taylor Amanda J. Miss, b. F. P. Trickey’s, Belmont
Teele George E., hardware, 25 Main, corner Spring, hous,e
Mt. Auburn, corner Auburn place
Tennant John, shoemaker, boards I’. Downey’s, Fayette
Tenney James, house Cuba, near Main
Tenney Susie J. Miss, teacher of music, boards James
Tenney’s, Cuba
Tetter Samuel, at Btna mill, house Aetna House, River
Thayer Stephen 0. (Thayer & Stiles), kitchen furnishing
goods, Main, house at Newton
Thayer & Stiles (Stephen 0. Thayer and William L.
Stiles jr.), kitchen furnishing goods, Main, n. Spring
Thomas Fred A., moulder, house Pleasant, near Green
Thompson Albert L., carpenter (address P. 0. box, 200),
bds. Frank T. Fay’s, Winter, rooms Spring, n. Main
Thompson F., carpenter, boards 4 C block, rear Myrtle
Thompson Norman B., blaoksmith (B.), house Wheelers,
[town
Riverside
Thwing Chas. G., carpenter, b. Joseph Thwing’s, WaterThwing Josiah, house Watertown, near Newton line
Tillson Susan A., h. Mt. Auburn, near Marshall
Timmoney Hugh, laborer, house foot of Cottage
Titcomb Lucy W. Mrs., house Main, near White’s av.
Tolman Alvin, teamster T. P. Emerson, house Arsenal,
near Taylor
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Torlay Fred A., Knapp Shade Roller Co., h. Cushman
Torre Joseph, laborer, house Main street court
Tourtellott William H., farmer, h. Lexington, n. Main
Towle Charles J., wool puller, house Market, near Main
Towle Cyrus E., m6ulder, house Franklin, near Walnut
Towle Ban. W., moulder, b. C. E. Towle’s, Franklin
Towne Pliny F. (Fletcher & Towne), grocer, River,
corner Bridge, house do.
Townsend Henry, at Aetna mill, house at Bripbton
Townsend Luther T. Rev., professor (Boston Theological
Seminary, 20 Beacon, B.), house Chestnut; n. Main
Tracy Michael, coachman Miles Pratt, house Spring, oorner Palfrey
Tracy Thomas, teamster, house Market,.near Arsenal
Train Otis A., stoves (50 Union, B.j, house Mt. Auburn,
near Palfrey
Trask David F., iron moulder, house Main, n. Chestnut
Travers Anthony, soldier U. S. Arsenal, boards do.
REAT WILLIAM
W., canned goods (424 Atlantic av., B.), h. Coolidge av., n. Grove (see p. 311)
Trickey Fordyce P., bqrding and sale stable (253 Atlantic avenue, B.). house Belmont, II. Waltham line
RIPP
DAVID
F., concrete paving and roofing,
Irving, corner Garnet, house do. (see page 310)
Tripp Willard D.,assistant superintendent dept., of indoor
poor, otlice (Board of Health, State House, B.), h.
Boyd, corner Galen square
Troy Martin, coa.chmau G. R. Payson, Belmont, bds. do.
Tuck Benjamin W.;painter, house Market, n. Arsenal
Tucker John, house Mt. Auburn, corner Summer
Tugman James, boards John Tugman’s, Cuba
Tugm:ln John, laborer, house Cuba;near Myrtle
Tulley James, plasterer, boards John Gleason’s, Main
Tulley Patrick, core maker Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co,,
house Main, near Chestnut
Tupper Angus G., carpenter, rear Wallingford’s stable,
Newton, house Williams
Tupper Kimball E., paper maker, house Wheelers,
Riverside
Turk Francis P., boards Patrick Turk’s, Mt. Auburn
Turk Joseph M., at Am. Carpet Lining Co., h. Cottage pl.
Turk Patrick, laborer, house Mt. Auburn, car. Cottage
Turner Alfred E:, olerk (32 Hawley, B.), boards Levi A.
Turner’s, Chestnut
Turner Joseph, hosiery knitter F. Elliott, Arsenal, house
[nal, b. at Newton
at Newton
Turner Joseph jr., hosiery knitter Frederick Elliot, ArseTurner Levi A.;sheepskins (17 High, B.), house Chestnut, corner Green
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Tuttle John W., corn. mer. (218 Devonshire, B.), house
[Tuttle’s, Morse
Morse, near Galen
Tuttle Karl R., clerk (81 Pearl, B.), boards John W.
Twohig Denms, at Am. Carpet Lining Co., house at
Cambridge
Twohig James, laborer, house Arsenal, n. U. S. Arsenal
Twohig William, at Carpet Lining Co., h. Cambridge
Tyghe Joseph, wool puller, house Main, near Myrtle
UNION
HORSE RAILROAD,
station Main, near
Cross, office (3 Harvard square, Cambridge)
Union Market Hotel, Walnut, near Arsenal, Henry Kendall, proprietor
Union Market National Bank, Main, opposite Town Hall
Union Stock Market, Walnut, near Arsenal
U. S. Arsenal, Arsenal, near Elm
VAHEY JAMES, snloon, Market, near Arsenal, h. do.
Vahey John, laborer, house Arsenal, near Main
Vahey Martin, laborer, b. John Hughes’, off Market
Vahey Michael, laborer, house Brook
Varley John E., hairdresser, Main, corner Galen, house
Main, corner Cross
Varley Patrick E,, hairdresser, boards Main, car. Cross
Vaughan George B., moulder, house Summer, car. Pearl
Veno Silver D., waiter Spring Hotel, boards do.
Vine James, at Porter Needle Co., boards at Newton
WALDRON CATHERINE,
widow of Michael, house
Wheelers, Riverside
Walker Alonzo, concrete paver, b. E. S. Colburn’s, Spring
Walker Arthur W., bookkeeper Walker & Pratt Mnfg.
Co., boards Hannah Horne’s, Phillips
Walker Cornelius, boots and shoes (120 Summer, B.),
boards Mrs. Cornelius Walker’s, Morse
Walker Cornelius Mrs., house Morse, near Jewett
Walker Erving, printer (31 State, B.), Lowell avenue,
[Lowell avenue
corner Orchard
Walker Erving I?., curtain-fixture maker, b. E. Walker’s,
Walker Geo. W., pres. Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., stove
mnfr., store (31 t’o 35 Union, B.), house at Malden
Walker Horace E., at Walker 8e Pratt Mnfg. Co. (31
to 35 Union, B.), house at Newtonville
Walker Samuel, oils (33 India, B.), h. Winter, opp. Cross
Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co., Geo. W. Walker, pres., Geo.
E. Priest, treasurer, stove manufacturers, 21 and 23
Galen and (31 to 35 Union, B.)
Wall Harriet H., widow of James F., millinery goods,
Main, corner Spring, house Spring, near Main
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Wallace Thomas, blacksmith, b. R. Frank Cook’s, Water
.Wallace Wm., laborer, house Belmont, corner CarroCl
Wallace William H., clerk W. H. Lyman, boards Wm.
Wallace’s, Belmont
Wallis B. Frank, clerk (F. R. R. Co., Charlestown),
house Sprin corner Summer
Ward Johu D., f ay watchman American Carpet Lining
Co., boards Union Market Hotel
Ward Mary M. Miss, fancy goods, Main, n. Cross, h. do.
Ward William, night watchman American Carpet Lining
Warren Albert C. (Warren’s Soap Mnfg. Ca.), Water,
house at Newton Lower Falls
Warren Soap Mnfg. Co. (Albert C. Warren, JamesFoley,
Geo. L. Stevens, Alfred H. A. Groeschiner), Water,
and f.143 Federal, B.)
.Washburn Edwin P., machinist Walker & Pratt Mnfg.
[Bemis station
Co., house at Roxbury
Waters John, laborer in Aetna mill, house Bridge, near
Waters-John F., loom fixer Aetna mills, boards John Waters’, Bridge
Waters Joseph H., wool-sorter, b. John Waters’, Bridge
Watertown Almsbouse, Zachariah Boody, supt., Orchard
Watertown Branch F. R. R. station, Church, near Main,
J. M. Johnson, station agent
ATERTOWN
ENTERPRISE,
S. S. Gleason,
,
editor and proprietor, Barnard block, 38 Main
Watertown Fire Department, Church, near Main
Watertown Free Public Library, town house, Main, corner Church
Watertown Gas Works, Waldo A. Learned, supt., Water
Watertown Hotel, P. J. Kelly, prop., Mt. Auburn, n. Main
Watertown Savings Bank, Union Market Bank bldg.,Main
Watt Charles, laborer Waldo Adams, boards Robert Elder’s, Mt. Auburn
I
Watt James, house Main, near F. R. R.
Waugh George, laborer (T. W. Walker, Waltham), bds.
James Henderson’s, Grove
Webber Chas. H., laborer, house Palfrey, near Spring
Welch Daniel, teamster L. Bent & Co., beards Michael
Welch’s, Galen
Welch James, laborer A. D. Henderson, Arsenal, house
[Brighton
at Bricrhton
Welch Mghael, laborer A. D. Henderson, Arsenal, h. at
Welch Michael, laborer, house Common street place
Welch Michael, boards Peter Welch’s, Main
W.&h Patrick, laborer, house Arsenal, near Main
Welch Pgtrick, laborer, boards Thomas Nallp’s, Market
Welch Peter, laborer, house Main, near Chestnut
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Welch Thomas, laborer, boards Peter Welch’s, Main
Welch Thomas, stone-layer, h. rear Market, n. Arsenal
Wellsman John, painter, Cottage, n. Mt. Auburn, house
[Welsh’s, Pleasant
at Belmont
Welsh Daniel I?., clerk Luther Bent, Main, bds. Michael
Welsh John A., boards Michael Welsh’s, Pleasant
Welsh Michael, house Pleasant, car. Watertown square
Wentworth Thomas B., office furniture manufaoturer,
house Mt. Auburn, near School
West John, agent for ‘6Household ” (Brattleboro, Vt.),
house off Mt. Auburn, near Cottage
Westerfield Henry A., asst. engineer Hollingsworth &
Whitney Co., house Spring, corner Pnlfrey
Western Union Telegraph Office, Church, Watertown
station, John M. Johnson, operator
Wheeler George E., clerk J. Albert Sullivan, boards Horaoe Wheeler’s, Summer
Wheeler Horace, carpenter, house Summer, oar. Winter
Wheeler H. Leslie, student (Harvard College), boards
Horace Wheeler’s, Summer
Wheeler Jesse F., lawyer (23 Court, B.), and town house,
Main, house Mt. Auburn, near Palfrey
Wheeler Otis, carpenter, house Winter, corner Church
Whitcomb Frank E., forwarding agent (F. R. R., B.),
house Belmont, corner Lexington
White Albert, farmer W. H. Greenleaf, Palfrey, bds. do.
White Charles C., clerk C. W. Berry, Main, rooms Wm.
Gammon’s, Patten
White Hattie V., milliner, b. John N. Coffin’s, Arlington
White James, moulder, boards John Kenny’s, Main
White John, butcher, boards Patrick White’s, Cottage
White Mary A., widow of William, house Watertown,
near California
White Patrick, farmer John Coolidge, house foot Cottage
White Patrick, teamster George A. Sawyer, boards do.
White Sarah, widow of Philemon, boards John N. Coffin’s, Arlington
White William, stove-mounter, house Main, near Cross
Whitehead Thomas, at Porter Needle Co., house Fifth
avenue, near Watertown
Whitebead Thos., machinist, h. off Watertown, n. Morse
MOSES,
carpenter, Church, near F.
HITING
R. R., house Palfrey, corner Church (see page 311)
Whiting Oliver, b. Moses Whiting’s, Palfrey, car. Church
house
Whitman Samuel B., livery stable (Newton),
Morse, near Galen
Whitney Bertha M. Miss, boards Bradshaw Whitney’s,
Lexington
Whitney Bradshaw, farmer, h. Lexington, near Belmont
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Whitney Caroline, widow of Leonard, h. Main, c. White’s
avenue
Whitney Charles E., boards L. Whitney’s, Main
Whitney Fred. A., student, boards L. Whitney’s, Main
Whitney Hiram, jewelry, Main, near Church, house
Yp&g, corner$nmmer
Whitney Martha Miss, boards Mt. Auburn, COT.Phillips
Whitney Solon F., teacher High school (Fayette, corner
Broadway, Cambridgeport), and librarian Free Public Library, house Garfield
Whitney Susan B. Miss, bds. Mt. Auburn, car. Phillips
Whitney Thomas F., second hand paper-bag room Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., house Fayette, n. Pearl
Whiton Thomas L., express, Galeu, COP.Water, house do.
Whitten Henry C. (Simons, Hatch & Whitten), Spring,
near Fayette, house at Winchester
Whittier Octavia L. Mrs., house Morse, near Jewett
Whitton John F., car-builder (F. R. R:, B.), h. Walnut
Whitton Margaret E., station agent tinion Market station, house do.
Wicks Lida F. Miss, teacher, bds. W. H. Wicks’, Green
Wicks Thomas H., carpenter, bde. W. H. Wicks’, Green
Wicks William H., carpenter, Green, near Main, h. do.
Wiggin Charles, painter (Newton), bds. Stephen Decker’s,
Fayette
Wiles George, at Aetna mills, boards 2Etna House, River
Wiley Lorenzo P., confectionery and dining saloon, Main,
[ton line
opp. Church, house Cross, near Main
Wilkinson Willim
B., carpenter, b. Watertown, n. NewWilley Peter, laborer at wool shop, h. Market, n. Arsenal
Williams Chester, farmer, boards Wm. H. Tourtellott’s,
Lexington
Williams Edward S.. finisher Walker & Pratt Mnfg. Co.,
Shade Roller
Co., B.), house
Williams Nellie E. Miss, teacher primary and intermediate South District school, bds. Mrs. Hannah Priest’s,
Riverside place
Williams Thomas, mason, house Forest, opposite Fayette
Williamson Hiram, clerk, house Palfrey, near Spring
Williamson John, at Aetna mills, bds. Aetna House, River
Williston George B., at Lewando’s dye house, house Summer, corner White’s avenue
Wilson A. E., clerk Edward Russell, Main, rooms do.
Wilson Benjamin O., drugs (28 Merchants row, Boston),
house Main, near Forest
Wilson Charles H., carpenter, house Palfrey, n. Spring
Wilson Edwin P., pastor Phillips Congregational church,
house Main, corner Green
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Wilson George L., clerk (28 Merchants row, B.), boards
B. 0. Wilson’s, Main
Wilson Isabella, wrd. of John, h. Cottage, COP.Cottage pl.
Wilson William H., carpenter, boards Mrs. Isabella Wilson’s, Cottage
Winfield Lewis, hack-driver, house Pleasant, near Cross
W&wall George H., clerk (82 State, B.), bde. H. M. Wiswall’s, Myrtle
Wiswall Henry M. (Bay State Pump Co., 21 Charlestown, U.), house Myrtle, near Main
csq.
Witty Herman, polisher, b. John Barker’s, Moore, n. Galen
Wollitzer Anton J., house Myrtle, corner Pleasant
Wombolt Robert, paper maker, house Middle, near Main
Wood Alex., gardener, bds. Mrs. Jessie Wood’s, Summer
Wood Cooledge P., house Green, near Pleasant
Wood Herbert S., moulder? house Fayette, near Church
Wood Jessie, widow of William, h. Summer, tear Forest
Woods James, hostler Union Market Hotel, boards do.
Woodward Benjamin, con. mer. (B.), house Belmont,
corner White
OODWAKD
JAMES B., apothecary, Main, n.
[do.
town hall, house do. (see page 307)
Woodward S. Edmund, clerk J. H. Woodward, Main, b.
Woodward Charles L. Rev. (Sec. Am. Miss. Asso., 21
Congregational House, Beacon, car. Somerset, B.),
house Fayette, near White’s avenue
Worcester Francis, organ maker (162 Broadway, Cambridgeport), house Parker, near Mt. Auburn
Worcester Ida F., bookkeeper (29 Hawley, B.), boards
Francis Worcester’s, Parker
Wormwood Fred, machmist (21 Haverhill, B.), boards
Worth Charles S., carpenter U. S. Arsenal, h. at Brighton
Wright Geol,ge D., painter and paper hanger, boards R.
[R. R.
Wright’s, Howard
Wright Richard, carpenter and builder, h. Howard, n. F.
W
’
,
YORK JOHN A., stove mounter Walker & Pratt Mnfg.
Co., house Mt. Auburn, opposite Summer
York John Amos, mason, h. Summer, n. White’s avenue
York Michael, stove mounter, b. John A. York’s, Summer
York Thomas A., student, bds. John A. York’s, Summer
York William, mason, boards John A. York’s, Summer
Young Thomas, at Union Market Hotel, boards do.
WATERTOWN.
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
267
WATERTOWN
BUSINESSDIRECTORY,
A ClasmTtled
Jht rf all Trade@, Profeuioms
and Pnrmttits
in the Town
of WATERTOWN,
for tbe year 1881,
arren~ed
Alphabetically
for each
Trade,
thnm
exhabitin&
at a glance
the foil addream and
Spearal
Business
of her Citizens.
Adjustable
Dress
Hall John, Bigelow avenue
AgrhmZturaZ
Z’orms.
~
Implements.
.Teele Geo. E., 25 Main, near Spring
Ale,
Porter,
Etc.
Barnes James J., Main, near Cross,
Callahan Philip J., Cottage, near Catholic cemetery
Dorney Patrick, Pleasant, near Green
Ferden Thomas, Arsenal, near Main
Manion John, Pleasant, near Galen
McCarthy Hannah, Galen, near Water
McDonald William A., Galen, near Water
M&Sherry Bartley, Galen, Watertown square
Murray Owen, Galen, near Water
17.
268
WATERTOWN
AZe, Porter,
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
etc.-Cont4mued.
Nally Patrick, Main, corner Forest
O’Brien John, Arsenal, opposite Market
Vahey James, Market, near Arsenal
,Apothecaries.
Russell Edward, Main, opposite Spring
Sullivan J. Albert, Watertown square
WOODWARD
JAMES B., Maip, near town hall (aee
Page 307)
Arch$tect.
Hagnes Albert0 F., Irving, near Garnet
Auctioneers.
Gleason S..S., 38 Main
GLEASON & CO., Main, corner Galen (see page 310)
Baker.
Bright Charles H., Main, near Church
Banks.
Union Market National Bank, Geo. N. March, pres., John
K. Stickney, vice-pres., Tilden G. Abbott, cashier,
Main, opposite town hall
Watertown Savings Bank, Charles J. Barry, pres., Tilden G. Abbott, treas., Main, opp. town hall
Billiard
Hall.
American Hall, Albert W. Lathrop, Main, opp. Galen
BEacksmtths.
Foley William C., Arsenal, corner Taylor
Ham Joseph F., Riverside place
Regan & Quinn, Taylor, near Arsenal
Sharkey Patrick, Arlington, corner Belmont
Board&g-Houses.
&tna H&se, River, near Bemis station
Cahill Kate, Spring, near R. R.
Colburn Enoch t., Spring, near Fayette
Kepny John, Main, corner Cross
Manning Margaret, Mt. Auburn, near F. R. R.
Mayo Charles F., Galen? corner Williams
Mooers Elizabeth A. MISS, Mt. Auburn, corner Patten
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
Boob
DIRXCTORY.
269
BGnder.
Alden Thomas, Main, opposite Watertown square
Books and Stationery.
McLAUTHLIN
& CO,, Main, opp. Watertown square
(see page 3)
Russell James E., Galen, near Water
Boots
.
and
Shoes.
Cahill Bridget, Noyes block, Main
Dooley James, Mt. Auburn, near Main
HOWES GEO. E., McMasters’ block, Main (see p. 312)
Otis Bros., Otis Brothers block, Main
PINKHAM
I. W., Barnard block, Main (see p, 311)
Boot
amd Shoe itfakers
ana Repairers,
Clifford John J., Main, near Cross
Drew A. D., Main, corner Spring
Glaab Leonard, Mt. Auburn, near railroad bridge
Lyons Thomas, Galen\near Main, Watertown square
Ramsay Major, Cottage place
Saar Lorenz, Noyes block, Main, near Cross
Sheridan John P., Mt. Auburn, next railroad crossing ’
L
B&dc
and
PEVEAR 86 RUSSELL,
page 3)
Sand..
Arsenal, corner Patten (see
Butchers.
Bleiler ‘George, Arsenal, near the Arsenal
Daly Charles, Belmont, near Arlington
Sargent Charles O., Main
Sawyer George A., Arsenal, opp. Union Market House
Cabinet
Maker.
O’Brien Daniel, Church, near Main
Carpenters.
Berry & Moody, Main, opposite Mt. Auburn
Burnham Charles H., Palfrey, near Mt. Auburn
Macurdy Warren H., Elm, nearArlington
Stearns Samuel I?., Main street oourt
WHITING
MOSES, Church, near the depot (see p. 311)
Wicks William H., Green, near Main
Wright Richard, Howard
270
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
Caryet
DIRECTORY.
I;%nCngs.
American Carpet Lining Co., Arsenal, opp. U. S. Arsenal
(office 159 Devonshire, Boston)
Cavpets.
Bent Luther & Co., &Lain, opp. Churoh
Cawiage
iKanwfactmrers.
Foley William C., Arsenal, corner Taylor
Ross John, Spring, near Main
Carriage
Pahter.
Foley John T., Taylor, corner Arsenal
CarwiagesmitL
Ross John, Spring, near Main
Car&age
T~mmers.
Fagan James H., Mt. Auburn, near railroad bridge
Patten Thomas, Main, corner Mt. Auburn
Cement
GILEEY
and Plaiter.
& STONE, Irving, corner Arsenal (see p. 6)
Cigars
WOODWARD
page 207)
JAMES
and
Tobacco.
B., Main, near Town hall (see
Capen Edward A. (Baptist), Irving, opposite Garnet
Gibbons John (R. C.), Main
Howell Samuel N. (Presbyterian), Walnut avenue
Husted John B. (M. E.), Cuba, near Main
Kellen William (M. E.), Palfrey
Knapp A. M. (Unitarian), Garfield
Rand Edward, Mt. Auburn, near Common
Smith T. Berton (M. E.), Fayette, near White’s avenue
Stack Robert P. (Catholic), Main, near Green
Stearns Daniel M. (Cong.), Elton av., near Nichols av.
Tarleton Joseph (C. T.), Orchard, corner White
Townsend Luther T. (Methodist), Chestnut
Wilson Edwin P. (C. T.), Main, corner Green
Woodworth Charles L. (C. T.), Fayette, n. White’s av.
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
271
DIBEOTORY.
TARLTON
GEORGE H., Barnard block, 26 Main (see
page 309)
Cloth~wg and Gent& Pwn$sMng
Goods.
BROWN F. A., Main, opp. Galea (see page 312)
Critchett L Sawyer, Barnard block, Main
HOWES GEO. E., McMasterd block, Main (see p. 312)
Coal anti? wood.
Gavin Thomas, Main, near Cross
Henderson A. D., Arsenal, near Brighton bridge
PEVEAR & RUSSELL, Arsenal, car. Patten (see p. 3)
Corns
an& Caskets.
GREGG ALEXANDER,
15 Galen’ (see page 310)
Comm3tehm9walks.
TRIPP
DAVID
F., Irving, car. Garnet (see page 310)
ConfectBone+g
and lTm&.
Clark Charles E., Main, near Cross
McAskill S. C., Main, corner Church
Wiley Lorenzo P., Main, opposite Charch
Crockery
and Glassware.
Adams George E., Main, corner Galen
Bent Luther & Co., Main, opposite Town Hall
Philbrook H. A., Main, corner Church
Dent&m.
Horne R. F., Bank building, Main, opposite Church
Huckins David T., MaMasted block, Main
D&whg
Rooms.
Pike George E., Spring, near Main
Wiley Loronzo P., Mam, opposite Church
Doors,
Bashes ma mhas.
HARDY, DYER & CO., Pleasant, c. Watertown
(see page 12)
square
272
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
Dressrnabers.
Boyle Jennie T., Spring, near Main
Corbray Ijgnes, Galen, corner Williams
Dadmun Mary Miss, Main, corner Cross
Davis Lydia M. Miss, Mt. Auburn, near R. R.
Gray Maggie L. Miss, Otis Bros. block, Main
Horr Valeria Miss, Parker
Marden Chas. W. Mrs., Wheelers, Riverside
Murphy Catharine, Main, near Cross
O’Halloran Mary Miss, Cross, corner Main
Dry
Cleans&g.
LEWANDO’S
FRENCH
DYE HOUSE (the only
house in New England for the dry cleansing of delicate fabrics), Galen? near Pleasant, office (17 Temple
place, B.), (see page 2)
Dry
Goods.
Otis Bros., Otis Bros. block, Main
PINHHAM
I. W., Barnard block, Main (see page 311)
bye
Nouse.
LEWANDO’S
FRENCH DYE HOUSE, Galen, near
Pleasant, office (17 Temple place, B.) (see page 2)
Employment
Of/tees.
Carbrey Agnes, Galen, corner Williams
O’Halloran Rosa Mrs., Cross, corner Pleasant
Eqpresses.
Critchett & Son, Main, car. Spring, and (91 Kilby, B.)
Emerson Thomas P., Spring, n. railroad, and (34 Court
s uare, 75 Kilby, 15 Devonshire and 105 Arch, B.)
Nally !I? atrick, Watertown sq. and (44 No. Market, B.)
Whiton Thomas L., Galen, corner Water
B'ancy
Goods.
Cahill Bridget, Noyes block, Maiu
McLAUTHLIN
& CO., Main, opposite Watertown
square (see page 3)
PINKHAM
I. W., Barnard block, Main (see page 311)
Ward M. M. Miss, Main, near Cross
WOODWARD
JAMES B., Main, near Town Hall (see
page 307)
WATERTOWN
BUSEXESS
DIRECTORY.
2’73
~;Fish and Vgsters.
McKay I. N. A., Galen
Snow James H., Mt. Auburn, near Main
Plow
and Grab
Coffin 8~ Magee, Main, opposite Spring
PERKINS WM. H., Main, opp. Mt. Auburn (see p. 312)
RIVERSIDE
CONSERVATORIES,
Coolidge avenue,
W. W. Treat, proprietor (see page 311)
Parniture
Dealers.
Bent Luther & Co., Main, opposite Church
Gas Ught
Company.
Newton and Watertown Gas Light Company, Water,
near Galen, Waldo A. Learned, superintendent
GranZte
Wo;rbs.
’
Stokes, Donahoe’BG Co., near Brighton bridge
Gr&st imll.
Coffin $ Magee, Main, opposite Spring
Grocers.
Berry Chas. W., Barnard block, Main
Burns James, Galen, near Main
Coon J. H. L., Otis Bros. block, Main
Flagg James H., Mt. Auburn, near R. R. bridge
Fletcher 8x Towne, River, corner Bridge
Ford Thomas, Main, above Cross
Grant Joseph H., Mt. Auburn, near R. R. bridge
Hall E. C. & A. B., Noyes block, opp. Town Hall, Main
Jennison E. Otis, Main, opp. Town Hall
Levalley Maria Mrs., Mt. Auburn, near Main
_
Lynch Bros., Watertown square
Ha&dressers.
Jarvis John J., Noyes block, Main
Lenox John, Main, rear Church
Mulhearn Thomas, Mt. Aaburn, near Main
Shipp Geo. S., Main, near Church
Varley John E., Mam, corner Galen
274
WATERTOWN
BUStNESS
DIRECTORY.
Hardware.
Paine Richard H., Dana blook, Main
Teele George E., 25 Main
Harness
Makem.
Fagan James H., Mt. Auburn, near R. R. bridge
McWhirter George, Main, opposite Town Hall
Patten Thomas, Main, corner Mt. Auburn
Hats
and
Caps.
BROWN F. A., 43 Main (see page 312)
HOWES GEO. E., McMasters’ block, Main (see p. 312)
Hay and Straw.
PERKINS
PEVEAR
W. H., Main, opp. Mt. Auburn (see p. 312)
& RUSSELL, Arsenal, oor. Patten (see p. 3)
Horse
Whom.
Ham J. F., Main, opposite Mt. Auburn
HosZevy
Ktiitter,
Elliott Frederic, Arsenal, junction Market
Hotels.
Buttonwood House, Edw. Bright, prop., Main, n. Howard
Glen Park Hotel, G. W. Sawin, propneter, off Coolidge,
near Arlington
Riverside House, John O’Brien, prop., Arsenal, opposite
Market
Spring Hotel, S. L. Bat&elder, proprietor, Main, opposite
Watertown square
Union Market, Hotel, Henry Kendall, proprietor, Walnut,
near Arsenal
Watertown Hotel, P. J. Kelly, prop., Mt. Auburn, n. Main
Howard Bros., Watertown,
near Galen
lizsurance
Agents.
GLEASON S. S., Barnard block, 38 Main (see p. 310)
INGRAHAM
WM. H., Barnard block, Main (see p. 314)
IntelZdge9aoe
Oflce.
Ward M. M. Miss, Main, near Cross
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
Jewehy,
TARLTON
DIRECTORY.
Watches,
215
Etc.
GEO. H., Barnard blk., 26 Main (see p. 303)
.
Junk
Dealers.
Gaffney Phillip, Main, near Myrtle
Stevens Robert, rear Main, near Spring
Lager
Fitxwilliam
Beer.
Edward, Main, near Chestnut
l
Laundr$es.
HOWE8 GEO. E., agent Pequossette Laundry, M. McMasters’ block, Main (see page 312)
Simons, Hatch & Whitten, Spring, near Fayette
Lawyers.
Bemis Isaac V., Dana block, Main
Stark Robert M., Noyes’ block, Main
Sullivan J. J., Barnard block, Main, and (28 School, B.)
Wheeler Jesse F., Mt. Auburn, and (23 Court, Boston)
Library
( ChwuZat4mg).
McLAUTHLIN
& CO., Main, opposite Watertown sq.
(see page 3)
Lime,
GILKEY
Ha&,
and Cememf.
& STONE, Irving, corner Arsenal (see p. 6)
Livery
Stab&.
Kelly P. J., Mt. Auburn, near Main
Stookwell George B., Spring, next F. R. R.
Zwnber.
GILKEY
& STONE, Arsenal, corner Irving (see p. 6)
iKagnesh.un
and
Sod&urn.
American Magnesium Co., Water, near Galen (143 Federal, Boston)
.
2’16
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
ManufactawhQ
Companies.
&tna Mills, A. 0. Davidson, agent, River (Boston office
266 Devonshire)
‘American Carpet Lining Co., Arsenal, opposite II. S. Arsenal (Boston office, 179 Devonshire)
American Magnesium Co., Water, near Galen (Boston
office, 143 Federal)
Farwell I. jr. & Co. (siik), Morse, near Watertown (Boston office, 92 Arch)
Knapp Shade Roller Co., Fayette, corner Cushman (32
Hawley, B.)
Porter Needle Co., Watertown, near Galen
Porter & Co., laundry machinery manufaoturers, Watertown, near Galen
Walker dz Pratt Manufaoturink Co. (stoves and furnaces),
21 and 23 Galen and (31 to 35 Union, Boston)
Masoni.
Cummings Ferdinand, Yatten, near Mt. Auburn
French Thomas L., Lexington, near Main
McLaughlin Thomas, Summer, near White’s avenue
ti
M4Zl%mm.
Learned Charles H., Main, near Waltham line
Smith Daniel C., Morse, near Jewett
Sullivan John, River, near Btoa mill
*
MiWitiery.
Carbrey Agnes, Galen, corner Williams
Harrington Josephine Miss, McMasters’ block; Main
Meserve A. J. Miss, Main, near Church
Wall Harriet Mrs., Main, near Spring
Mu&c
l’eachers.
Galvin Kate Miss, Pleasant
Horne Bertha Miss, Phillips
McLauthlin Hattie F., Patten
Neville Alice B. Miss, Middle, near Main
Tenney Susie J. Miss, Cuba, near Main
Needle
Manufacturers.
Porter Needle Co., Watertown,
near Galen
Newspaper.
WATERTOWN
ENTERPRISE,
S. S. Gleason, editor
and proprietor, Barnard blook, 38 Main (see p. 310)
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
Ncrwspapers
and
DIRECTORY.
217
PewJodicah
McLAUTHLIN,
$ CO., Main, opp. Watertown
(see page 3)
square
Nurses.
Blackwell Marcia
Bowles Catharine
Irons M. L. Mrs.,
Johnson Augusta
A. Mrs., Riverside place
Miss, Galen, corner Water
Galen, corner Water
Miss, Mt. Auburn, near railroad
Notary
PubUo.
Wheeler Jesse F., Town Hall, Church
Pa&&w
(Carriage).
Griswold Alexander, Spring, near Main
PahMrs
(House
and
Mgm).
Bright Henry F., Howard, near Main
Page John, Main, opposite Mt. Auburn
Russell Henry, Spring, near Main
Wellsman J., Cottage, near Mt. Auburn
Wright George D., Howard
Paper
Hangers.
Russ41 Henry, Spring, near Main
Russell Horace, Russell avenue
Paper
Hamghgs.‘
COLLINS & CO., Barnard block, Main, opposite Spring
(see back cover)
Russell Henry, Spring, near Main
Paper
and Pa$er
Bag Illanufacturers.
Hollingsworth BEWhitney Co., Pleasant, opposite Cross,
and (36 Federal aud 135 Congress, B.)
Photographer.
Glines J. J., Otis block, Main
278
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
Atwood Louisa B. Mrs.? Mt. Auburn, near F. R. R.
Hosmer Alfive& Riverside place, near Main
Huokins David T., MoMasters’ block, Main, house Fayette, near Church
Eelley M. J., Main, corner Watertown square
Maok Mary E. Mrs. (clairvoyant), Spring, near Summer
McDonnell James H., Main, corner Chestnut
Morse Luther B., Riverside place, corner Market
Murdoek E. A., Patten, corner Mt. Auburn
Prince Wm. H., Boy& near Galen square
Smith Lawrence S., Church, near Fayette
Planhg,
l’wrlni~~g,
Bawhg,
Etc.
Gilkey Steam Mill Co., Arsenal
HARDY, DYER & CO., Pleasant, near Watertown
square (see page 12)
Prhtem
(Job).
Barker Fred G., Barnard block, Main
McLAUTHLIN
& CO., Main, opposite Watertown sq.,
(see page 3)
ProvC&ons.
Hackett Bros., Galen, Watertown square
Lyman William H., Mt. Auburn, near Main
Mason H. P., Beechwood avenue
-PLAISTED & EAMES, 3 Otis block, Main (see p. 311)
WATERTOWN
ENTERPRISE,
5. 8. Gleason, editor
and proprietor, Barnard block, Main (see p. 311)
Real
GLdASON
Estate
Agents.
S. S., Barnard block, 38 Main (see p. 310)
Roofing.
TRIPP
D. F., Irving, oor. Grinnell (see page 310)
Bash and BUmd
iWanmfacturers.
Gilkey Steam Mill Co., Arsenal
WATERTOWN
BUSINRSS
DIRECTORY.
89
*
School House
-lFtmn%ture.
WHITCOMB
A. G. (73 Fulton, Boston) (see page 317)
WHITCOMB
A. G. (73 Fulton, Boston) (see ppge 317)
Settees.
Shdrt Manzcfactzcrers.
Barker J. G., Spring, opposite Fayette
Simons, Hatch & Whitten, Spring, near Fayette (1 Winthrop square, and 18 to 32 Otis, B.)
S&%7 Manufacturers.
Farwell I. jr. dz Co., Morse, n. Watertown
(92 Arch, B.)
Soap Manwfactwrers.
Warren Soap Mnfg. Co., Water and (143 Federal, B.)
Spectacles.
TARLTON
GEO. H., 26 Main (aee page 309
Starch
Manufacturers.
Barker H. & Co., Water and (74 Commercial, B.)
Stoves and
Timware.
Bowen George-S., Main street court
Philbrook H. A., Main, corner Church
Thayer & Stiles, Main, near Spring
Stove Manufacturers.
Walker 6t Pratt Manufacturing
(31 to 35 Union, Boston)
Co.,21 and 23 Galen, and
l'a%lors
(Merchant).
McAveeney Patrick, Mt. Auburn, near Main
MoMaster Archibald, MoMasters’ block, Main
Teacher
McLauthlin
(Draw&&g).
Emma H. Miss, Myrtle
Teacher
(Pr$vate
Crafts Hattie B. Miss, Franklin
School).
280
WATERTOWN
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY.
c
Tea, Coffee and Spikes.
Blanchard Benjamin P., Howes building, Main
Telegraph
Offhes.
Parmenter Chas. A., operative Western Union Telegraph
Co., F. R. R. depot, Churoh
Whitton Margaret E. Mrs., Union Market’ station, Walnut, corner Prospect
Undertaker.
GREGG ALEXANDER,
15 Galen (see page 310)
Uphobterer.
Bent Luther & Co., Main, opposite Churoh
Watchmakers
am& Jewelers.
Rogers William, Main, opposite Watertown square
TARLTON
GEO. H., Barnard blk., 26 Main(see p. 309)
Whitney Hiram, Main, near Church
WeJghers.
’
Flagg James H., Mt. Auburn, near R. R. bridge
Town Scales, Thos. Patten, supt., Mt. Auburn, n. Main
WooZ Dealers.
Hollis John W. da Co., Galen, near the bridge
Woolen
Goods l!Tanzcfactwrers.
Aetna Mills, A. 0. Davidson, agent, River, corner Bridge
(Boston office, 266 Devonshire)
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY.
281
OFFICERSOFTHETOWN
OFWATERTOWN,
FOR THE YEARS 1882-3.
-_
Town
Election
Pimt
Monday
in March.
&Zectmen-Oliver Shaw, J. J. Sullivan, Jae. W. Magee.
Town Clerk-W. H. Ingraham.
Treasurer-John
K. Stickney.
Collector-George L. Noyes.
Assessors-George L. Noyes, James F. Lynch, William
H. Ingraham.
Auditor-Howard
Russell.
Overseers of Poor-The
Selectmen.
Police-George
Parker, Ezrum V. Howard, A. H.
Stone, S. F. Stearns.
ComtaZAes and Truant Oficers-G.
Parker, E. V.
Howard, M. W. Lyons.
&per&ten&t
Qf Almshouse and Pound-keeper-Z.
Boo&ey.
Board of Eealth--The Selectmen.
Sextons-Alexander
Gregg, Geollge H. Gregg.
peace Viezoers-John Coolidge, Ezrum V. Howard,
Luther Bent.
t
282
WATERTOWN
DIREOTORY.
Surveyors and Measurers of Wood and Bark-C.
W.
Berry, William H. Pevear, Harrv E. Dadmun.
&aszcrers of Grain-John
Bbyoe, W. Ii. Perkina.
Superintendent of Hay Scales-Thomas Patten.
Surveyor of XFighways-George H. Sleeper.
+S’eaIerof Weights and Measzcres-George H. Gregg.
Engineers of 3Vre Department-C.
W. Berry, J. A.
York, Michael Carroll.
FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
BOARD
C. W. Rerry,Chief;
Carroll, GZerk.
OF
ENGINEERS.
John S. York, Assistant; Michael
PEQUOSSETTE
S. F. E. CO., No. 1.
Church street, near Main.
Fifteen men.
Bradford Holbrook, EToreman; C. W. Smith, Asst.
Foreman; J. W. Newcomb, clerk.
A. D. DREW
HOOK
AND
LADDER
CO.
Fifteen men.
M. 13. Colligan, Foreman; Martin Fay, Asst. &reman;
J. F. Regan, Clerk.
PUBLIC
SCHOOL
SCHOOLS.
COMMITTEE.
A. L. Richards, Chairman, George L. Noyes, Secretary,
Rev. Robert P. Stack, John Coolidge, Arthur H. Bailey,
Charles W. Stone.
John T. Prince, Xqxri7ztenden.t.
Miss A. M. Gregory, Teacher of Drawing.
8. H. Hadley, Teacher of Mi4sio.
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY.
283
HIGH SCHOOL.
George R. Dwelley, Principal;
Ellen M. Crafts, Alvina P. Goss, Assistants.
CENTRE
DISTRICT.
GRAMMAR
Cyrus A. Neville,
SCHOOL.
Miss M. E. Merrill,
Muster;
AS-
sistant.
INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Miss Alice I. Norcross, No. 1, Miss Georgia C. Tucker,
No. 2, Miss Emily J. Dyer, No. 3, Teachers.
PRIMARY
SCHOOL,
NO.
ONE.
Miss Mannie B. Patten, TeaciZer,
PRIMARY
SCHOOL,
NO.
TWO.‘
Miss Maria Macurdy, Teacher.
EAST DISTRICT.
GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
Miss Etta B. Dadmun, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Miss Helen S. Tolman, Teacher.
LOWELL
INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Miss Maria C. Jones, Teacher.
PRIMARY
SCHOOL.
Miss Hattie B. Johnson, Teacher.
WEST
,
DISTRICT.
GRAMafAR
SCHOOL.
H. B. Doland, PrincipaZ;
Miss Grace Lawrence, As-
sistant.
INTERMEDIATE
SCHOOL.
Miss Corinne Brainard, Teacher.
PRmfARY
SCHOOL,
NO.
ONE.
Miss Joanna M. Riley, Teacher.,PRIMARY
SCHOOL,
NO.
Miss Bertha L. Emerson, Teacher.
18
TWO.
284
WATERTOWN
SOUTH
DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT.
GRAMMAR
SCHOOL.
Miss Laura A. Campbell, Teacher.
Miss Ruth W. Howard, Teacher.
INTERMEDIATE
AND
Miss Nellie E. Williams,
ZTNA
MILLS
PRIMARY
SCHOOL.
Teacher.
PRIMARY
SCHOOL.
Grove street.
Miss Florence Hawks, Teucher.
CHURCHES.
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
OF WATERTOWN.
Mt. Auburn street, near Main.
Organized 1830.
Rev. Edward A. Capen, Pastor; Newell Brown, Royal
Gilkey, -Joseph H. Stone, W. E. Farwell, Deacons;
Joshua C. Stone, D. H. Priest, C. D. Crawford, Standing C’onzmittee; Samuel Noyes, Treas.; Jos. H. Stone,
fXe&; Geo. L. Noyes, Collector; Philemon Priest,Seeton;
Joseph H. Stone, Supt. Sunday-school,* JRS. E. Nor-cross,
Asst. Sqt.;
Albert Gregg, Sec.; S. H. Coombs, Treas.;
Geo. Wiswall, Libmrian;
F. N. March, Asst. 2;ibraria.n.
Number of church-members, 271. Number of scholars, 300. Volumes, 800.
PHILLIPS
CHURCH (CONGREGATIONAL
TRINITARIAN).
Mt. Auburn street, corner Phillips.
Organized 1865.
Rev. Edwin P. Wilson, Pastor; Abiel Abbott, Luther
B. Morse, Horace W. Otis, F. T. Fay, Deacons; Abiel
Abbott, Treas.; .J. Henry Green, C’lerk; Charles W.
Cummings, Sexton; S. G. Greenwood, Supt. Sundayschool; John M. Johnson, Asst. Supt.; Miss Annie Stone,
Zibrarian.
Oflcers oj the Parish-Chas.
Q,. Pierce, Treas.; E. S.
Plaisted, L. P. Hammond, E. B. Eaton, Prudential
Corn.
Number of members, 210. Number of scholars, 220.
Volumes, 600.
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY.
285
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.
Main street, near Cross.
Organized 1837.
Rev. T. Berton Smith, Pccstor; George Foskett, R. H.
Paine, William
W. Savage, H. S. Wood, William
H.
Dadmun, Cyrus D. Campbell, James Brown, Ben,j. F. Nutting, Wilbur F. Learned, George E. Priest, Stewards;
Wilbur
F. Learned,
Treas.; Garduer Priest, Sexton;
George Poskett,
George E. Priest, Supt. Sunday-school;
XibrariatA.
Number of ohurch-members, 131. Number of scholars,
175. Volumes, 450.
ST. PATRICK’S
CHURCH
(ROMAN
CATHOLIC).
Main street, near Watertown square
Organized 1849.
Rev. Robert P. Stack, Pustor;
Rev. John Gibbons,
As&.; Thomas Stanley, Xea$otii; Rev. Robert P. Stack,
Supt. Sunduy-school.
Number of members, 1500.
FIRST
PARISH
SOCIETY
(UNITARIAN).
Church street, corner Summer.
Organized 1630.
Rev. A. M. Knapp, Pastor;
Fred Robbins, Henry Russell, C. W. Stone, Stax%zg
Committee;
William H. Ingraham, Treas. and CZevk; Rev. A. M. Knapp, Acting
Henry Russell jr., Librarian.
Supt. Sunday-school;
MASONIC.
PEQUOSSETTE
LODGE
OF FREE MASONS.
Chartered 1858.
Meetiugs held at Masonic Hall, Noyes block, second
Thursday in the month.
Officers elected annually, in
June.
Isaac Aarrington,
W. X; George H. Tarlton, S. II?;
A. H. A. Groeschner, J; W.; C. W. Stone, Treas.; Alberto F. Hnynes, Sec.; George B. Aston, S. D.; F. H.
Drake, J. D.; W. H. Dadmun, C.; Robert L. Davis,X;
Henry Hubbard, t!!. S.; Jas. Carney, J. S.; F. H. Edgecomb, T.
286
WATERTOWN
____-
DIRECTORY.
ODD FELLOWS.
LAFAYETTE
LODGE,
NO. 31.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall, Noyes
block, Main street.
F. A. Brown, iV (2.; A. L. Conant, V. G.; John Newcomb, Sec.; Charles A. Gregg, Treas.
AMERICAN
LEGION
OF KONOR.
CHARLES
RIVER
COUNCIL,
NO. 36.
Instituted
Oct. 9, 1879.
Dr. E. A. Murduok,
c’.; John F. Bryan, V; C”.; S. F.
Stearns, P. C!; A. Goodwin, Sec.; W. H. Perkins, Treas.;
S. A. Gregg, Collector; Edward Russell, Orator; S. H.
Coombs, Chuplain;
E. A. Murdock, ilfec&cal .Z&aminer.
GRAND
ISAAC
ARMY
OF THE
B. PATTEN
POST,
REPUBLIC.
NO. 81.
Regular meetings, first and third Monday evenings of
every month, at 0. A. R. Hall, Mt. Auburn street, corner
Main.
George F. Robinson, P. C.; H. W. Martin, S. V: C.;
A. W. Perkins, J; r G’.; Charles C. White, &.&!.; Geo.
Foskitt,
a@.;
J. Hallahan,
Surgeorz; C. F. Jackson,
Chaplain;
J. H. Russell, 0. U.; Edward Lord, 0. G.;
H. P. Hubbard, #. 2lZ.; A. H, Hartwell,
&. X. AS.
U. 0. G. C.
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
COMMANDERY,
NO. 67.
Organized Sept. 1879.
Patrick Scott, A? C’.; Mrs. W. H. King, l? A? C.; A.
G. Fitch, Prelate;
George H. Tarlton, X7&-aZd; Daniel A.
S. Barker, K: R.; J. H. L. Coon. Z 1c 22.; Henry Collins, Treas.; Mrs. E. M. Teele, B? 1: G.; David Birchstead, B? 0. G.; Selah Howell, P. N. c’.
Meets at Grand Army Hall first and third Tuesday
evenings of each month.
WATERTOWN
KNIGHTS
DIRECTORY.
287
OF HONOR.
QUINOBEN
LODGE, No. 438.
Instituted Feb. 2, 1877.
Meets second and fourth Monday evenings, at Masonic
hall, Noyes block, Main street.
W. H. Pevear, Dicbtor;
A. II. A. Groeschner, Vice
Dictator;
Geo. F. Robinson, Reporter;
Wm. E. Farwell,
Reporter;
C. A. Gregg, Treas.;
Cyrus H.
Financial
Campbell, Chp.; John A. York, G,zcio?e;Alex Flanders,
Guar.; B. Holbrook, Senti?zeZ.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLLINGSWORTH
& WHITNEY
CO.
Sumner Hollingsworth, Pres.; Charles A. Dean Vicepres.; Edward B. Eaton, Treasurer.
Store, 34, 36 and 38 Federal street, Boston, and 144
Duane street, New York City.
UNION HORSE RAILWAY.
Station, Main, near Cross street. Office, 3 Harvard
square, Cambridge.
Cars leave Watertown 5.55 A.M., and every 15 minutes,
Until
9.55 P.M.
Leave Boston every 15 minutes, from 7
AX.
t0
11 P.M.
Sunday cars leave Watertown every half hour from
7.25 A.M. to 9.55 P.M. Leave Boston every 36 Minutes,
from 8.40 A.M. to 11 P.M.
Trip each way is made in one hour and five minutes.
WATERTOWN
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
First floor of the Town Hall, Main street, corner Church.
Organized 1868.
TRUSTEES.
Charles J. Barry, C’hairmam; Geo. N. Narch, Treas.;
Joshua Coolidge, G. K. Ynsw, A. C. Stockin, Rev. Robert
P. Stack.
Solon F. Whitney, Libraricoz;
Miss Jane Stockwell,
1st. Asst.; Miss M. Ella Sherman, ZG! Asst.
Open every day, except Sundays, from 3 in the afternoon till 6 o’clock, and in the evening, from 7 until 9
o’clock.
Number of books about 13,300
288
WATERTOWN
DIRECTORY.
WATERTOWN
POOR FARM.
Orchard street.
Number of inmates,
Zachariah Boody, Supt.
14.
WATERTOWN
MUTUAL
RELIEF
ASSOCIATION.
M. Carroll,
&es.;
C. D. Regan,
Vice-pres.;
John
O’Brien, Treas.; M. W. Lyons, C’orresponding
Sec.; M.
B. Colignn, pinarzcid
&c.; M. E. Conroy, John Powers,
J. B. Quinlan, J. E. Varley, T. F. &sack, Directors.
Place of meeting, the Hall formerly occupied by the
Relief Fire Association.
Meetings are held on the first
Friday of each month.
POST OFFICE.
Barnard’s block, 38 Main street.
Samuel S. Gleason, .Postmaster.
Mails arrive 7.40 and 10 A.M., 12.30 and 6.10 P.M.
Mails close 8.04 A.M., 1.10, 5.20 and 6.25 P.M.
Mt. Auburn station, Mt. Auburn bridge.
J. FI. Flagg, Superintendent.
Mails arrive 8.15 and 11.45 A.x., and 5.50 P.M.
Mails depart same time as arrival.
JUSTICES
OF THE
Abbot Nathan D.,
Abbott T. Grafton,
Barry Chas. J.,
Bemis Isaac V.,
Derby Henry Clay,
French Abner,
Huckins David T.,
NOTARIES
Abbott
Samuel P.,
PEACE.
March George N.,
Noyes George L.,
Priest Geo. E.,
Stickney John K.,
Stone Charles W.,
Sullivan Jeremiah J.,
Wheeler Jesse F.
PUBLIC.
Wheeler
Jesse F.
CENSUS OF MASSACHUSETTS,
1870 and1880.
BARNSTABLE
Barnstable ............
Brewster ..............
Chatham ...............
Dennis ................
Eastham ...............
Falmouth ..............
Harwich., .............
Mashpee ...............
Orleans ................
Provincetown ...........
Sandwich ..............
Truro ..................
Wellfleet ...............
Yarmouth ...............
BERKSHIRE
;p;
(1) ............
.................
Becket.................
COUNTY.
1880.
4,248
1,145
2,249
3,287
692
2,430
3,260
341
1,296
4,341
3,526
1,029
1,840
2.166
COUNTY.
..6.63 9
348
1,122
Cheshire ...............
1,637
;larar;burg .............
734
.................
2,066
Egremont ..............
878
Florida. ...............
469
Great Barrington.,
.....
4.640
Hancock ...............
649
Hmsdale ...............
1,789
Lanesborough ..........
1,289
Lee ....................
3,938
Lenox ..................
2,063
Monterey ...............
636
Mount Washington ......
207
New Asbford ............
211
New Marlborough .......
1,963
z;;th Adams (2).
.10,340
1 .. .......
.............. . 786
Peru ...................
392
Pittsfield .............
..13.310
Richmond ..............
1,123
Sandisfield .............
1,103
Savoy .................
710
Sheffield ...............
2.208
Stockbridge ............
2,361
‘I’vringbam .............
542
Washington ............
453
West Stockbridge..
..... 1,934
pVilFsm;town ........
. . 3,400
1
...............
644
BRISTOL COUNTY.
Acushnet..............
1,105
Attleborough ..........
.11,105
Berkley ...............
927
Dartmouth .............
3,465
Z-E
I Dighton ...............
1,804
3,897
187( Easton .................
Fairhaven ..............
2,872
4,79
.48,626
1,26 Fall River .............
Freetown ..............
1,328
2,41
2,765
3,36 Mansfield.. ............
New Bedford .........
..27.26 8
66
Norton..
..............
1,736
2,23
.Raynham
..............
1,685
3,08
Rehoboth
.............
1,864
34
Seekonk
...............
1,228
1,32
Somerset
...............
2,007
3,86
Swanzey.. .............
1,366
3,69
Taunton
...............
21,146
1,26
Westport.
..............
2,901
?,13
2,42<
DUKES COUNTY.
Chilmark ...............
486
Cottage City (3). .......
672
12,09
1,294
43( Edgar-town (4). .........
162
1,34f Gay Head.. ............
154
1,761 Gosnold ...............
1,601
68f Tisbury ................
1,252
ESSEX COUNTY.
931
(5). .........
3,341
1,322 hrE8;gy
...............
5,178
4,321
8,469
881 Beverly ...............
824
1,69[ Boxford ................
2,643
1,393 Bradford ...............
6,613
3,86c Danvers.. ..............
1,664
1,965 Essex .................
2,230
653 Georgetown., ..........
.19,288
266 Gloucester ............
2,228
208 Groveland. .............
952
1.856 Hamilton ..............
.18,478
. . . . Haverhill.. ...........
3,702
966 Ipswich................
Lawrence ............
..39.06 8
466
.38,376
11,112 Lynn .................
684
1,091 Lynnfield ..............
1,640
1,482 Manchester .............
Marblehead
............
7,286
861
2,237
2,635 Merrimac (6). ..........
Methuen
...............
4,363
2,003
Middleton
..............
1,000
657
Nahant ................
792
694
1,570
1,924 Newbury ...............
13,470
3,669 Xewburyport ..........
3,228
686 North Andover .........
Peabody ...............
9,033
Rockport ...............
3,873
............
1,132 b-f;‘....
1,200
..................
6,769
27,347
4,108
744 Salisbury ..............
2,624
3,367 Saugus ................
1,817
3,668
2,626
26,766
1,372
2,432
21,320
1,821
1,713
1.895
1,021
1,776
1,294
18,629
2,724
476
*...
1,616
160
99
1,636
5,681
4,873
6,507
847
2,014
6,600
1,614
2,088
15,389
1,776
790
13,092
3,720
28,921
28,233
818
1,665
7,703
....
2,969 ’
1,010
475
1,430
12,965
2,549
7,343
3.904
1;167
27,117
3,776
2,247
290
CENSUS
OF MASSACtiUSETTS.
Swampscott ............
Topsfield ...............
Wenham.. .............
West Newbury .........
2,608
1,183
884
1,989
1,846
1,213
985
2,006
-
FRANKLIN
Ashfield ...............
Bernard&on ............
Buckland..
............
Charlemont ............
Coleraine ..............
Conway ................
Deerfield ...............
Erving .................
Gill ...................
Greenfield ..............
Hawley. ...............
Heath .................
Leverett ...............
Leyden ................
MOUIOe
................
Montague ..............
New Salem .............
Northfield ..............
Orange. ...............
Rowe .................
Shelburne ..............
Shutesbury. ............
Sunderland .............
Warwick ..............
Wendell ................
Whately ...............
COUNTY.
1,063
848
1,736
932
1,769
1,772
3,493
868
733
3,908
591
660
741
506
165
4,919
866
1,603
3,187
509
1,615
549
7%
712
466
1,124
HAMPDEN
COUNTY.
Agawam ...............
2,218
Blandford. .............
977
Brimfield ..............
1,205
Chester .....
..........
1,480
Chicopee. ............
..11.32 7
GranGille ...............
1,216
Ih~n~~~(') ...........................
Holyoke ...............
Longmeadow ...........
Ludlow..
..............
Monson ................
~I.o;.o~romory. ...........
.................
Russell ................
Southwick. ............
Springfield ............
‘ Tolland ................
Wales
960
301
21,961
1,401
1,626
3,760
302
5,505
819
1,097
.33,536
452
.................
1,016
Westfield ...............
West Springfield ........
Wilbraham (8) .........
7.641
4,144
1,596
HAMPSHIRE
Amherst ...............
Belchertown ............
Chestertield .............
Cummington ............
Easthampton ...........
Enfield ................
Goshen.. ..............
COUNTY.
4,252
2,345
767
883
4,316
1,043
322
Granby .................
Greenwich .............
Hadley ................
Hatfield ................
Huntington. ...........
Middlefield .............
Northampton ..........
Pelham.. ..............
Plainfield ...............
Prescott ................
South Hadley.. ........
Southampton ...........
Ware.. ................
Westhampton. ..........
Williamsburg ...........
Worthingtog ...........
1,180
848
1,946
1,005
1,742
l&SO
3,632
579
653
3,689
672
613
877
618
201
2,224
987
1,720
2,091
581
1,582
614
832
769
539
1,068
764
638
1,938
1,519
1,235
648
.12,156
611
457
459
3,537
1,032
4,783
562
2,340
757
MIDDLESEX
COUNTY.
Acton ..................
1,799
Arlington..
............
4,112
Ashbv .................
889
Ashland ...............
2,381
LI,;;~,‘;‘.
..............
1,893
................
932
Belmont. .. . ...........
1,614
Billerica ................
2,004
319
Boxborough ............
Burlington .............
712
..52.86 0
Cambridge .... .......
Carlisle ................
479
Chelmsford .............
2,509
Concord ...............
3,922
Dracut .................
1,581
443
Dunstable.. ............
2,001 Everett ................
4,147
1,026 Framingham ............
6,292
1,288
Groton (10). ...........
1,863
1,253
Holliston. ..............
3,160
9,600
Hopkinton..
...........
4,571
1,293 Hudson ................
3,748
2,-m
Lexington ..............
340 Lincoln. ...............
905
10,763
994
Littleton. ..............
1,342 ~ Lowell ................
.69,340
1,136
Maiden ...............
.12,004
3,204 ’ Marlborough
.10,141
3181 Mavnard(11). .................... . 2,295
3,631 i Mejford ...............
7,554
636
1,100.;
26,703!
509
831
6,519
2,606
2,330
4,035
2,425
Mebose..
...............
Natick .................
Newton ..............
North Reading .........
Pcppercll.. .............
Iteadinv n ................
Shcrburn,..............
Shirley (12) ............
i Somerville .............
j Stoncham ..............
stow
(13) ..............
Sudbury (14) ...........
811 ‘rcwksbur~ .............
1,037 Townsend”. .............
3,620 Tyngsborough ..........
1,024 ’ Wakefield ..............
368 ’ Waltham ............
4,529
8,565
..16,99 4
895
2,347
3,184
1,382
1,366
.24,964
4,889
1,047
1,178
2,1~2
1,965
629
5,547
..11.80 0
863
665
2,301
1,694
1,156
728
10,160
673
521
541
2,840
1,159
4,289
687
2,15Y
860
1,893
3,261
994
2,186
a...
849
1,513
1,833
338
626
39,634
669
2,374
2,412
2,078
471
2,220
4,968
3,584
3,073
4,419
3,389
2,2il
791
983
40,928
7,367
8,474 .
....
5,717
3,410
6,404
12,825
942
1,842
2,664
1,062
1,451
14,685
4,b13
1,813
2,091
1,944
1,962
629
4,351
9,065
CENSUS
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Watertown .............
Wayland ...............
Westford ...............
Weston ......
.........
Wilmington ............
Winchester .............
Woburn ...............
NANTUCKET
Nantucket ..............
5,431
1,933
2,148
1,448
933
3,855
10,782
COUNTY.
3,777
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Bellingham .............
1,269
Braintree ...............
3,834
Brookline ..............
8,074
Canton .................
4,620
Cohasset...............
2,182
gzd;rn
(lb)
.........................
6,202
...
668
Foxborough .............
2,952
Franklin. ..............
4,062
Holbrook (16). .........
2,134
Hyde Park ..............
6,986
Medfield.. .............
1,366
Medway ................
3,942
Milton .................
3,191
Needham ...............
6,248
Norfolk ................
930
Norwood (17). .........
2,346
Quincy ...............
.10,571
;r&o;ph
(18).
4,022
..... ......................
1,442
Stoughton ..............
4,869
Walpole................
2,526
Weymouth ............
.10,566
Wrentham ..............
2,481
PLYMOUTH
COUNTY.
Abington (19) ..........
3,723
Bridgewater .............
3,615
gz;fon
(20) .........
.13,598
1,039
.................
Duxbury .............
. 2,195
East Bridgewater .......
2,713
Halifax ................
540
Hanover ...............
1,896
Hanson .................
1,308
Hingham ...............
4,482
Hull.. .................
391
Kingston.. .............
1,619
Lakeville ...............
1,008
Marion .................
957
MarshfIeld ...............
1,784
Mattapoisett............
1,365
Middleborough ..........
5,164
Pembroke ..............
1,405
Plymouth ..............
7,148
Plympton ..............
725
Rochester ..............
1,043
Rockland (21). .........
4,606
Scituate ................
2,469
South Abington (22). .... 2,969
South Scituate.. ........
1,815
Wareham ...............
2.895
West Bridgewater ...
. . 1,663
4,321
SUFFOLK
COUNTY.
Boston.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .363,938 260,626
1,80:3 Chelsea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21,780
18,547
1,26’1 Revere (23) . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,263
....
86(3 Winthrop. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,043
862
i
2,644
WORCESTER
COUNTY.
I
8,661
Ashburnham ............
1,670
2,172
Athol.. ................
4,303
3,617
4,12: Auburn .................
1,304
1,178
Barre.. ................
2,416
2,572
Berlin ..................
921
1,016
1,285 Blackstone .............
4,937
6,421
go2
1,014
3,94t Bolton.. ................
Boylston ...............
6,66(
839
800
3,87! Brookfield ...............
2,820
2,627
2,13( Charleton ..............
1,900
1,878
7,998
6,429
7,342 Clinton ................
646 Dana ..................
733
758
Douglass ...............
2,238
2,182
3,065
2,611 Dudley .................
2,730
2,388
. . . . p;y
.............
-12,270
11,260
................
3,333
4,943
4,13E
4,026
4,594
1,142 Grafton ................
2,219
2,237
3,721 Hardwick ..............
2,688 Harvard ................
1,254
1,341
3,607 Holden ................
2,492
2,062
1,081 Hubbardston ............
1,386
1,645
. . . . Lancaster ..............
1,845
2,008
2,764
2,768
7,442 Leicester...............
5,642 Leominster.............
5,770
3,894
1,121
1,109
1,606 ZeTdtYg
............................. 1,094
4,914
1.176
9,310
9,890
2,137 Milford ................
4,730
9,010 Millbury ................
4,397
2,292 New Braintree ..........
603
640
1,694
Northborough.
.........
1,676
Northbridge., ...........
4,064
3,774
3,343
4,469
9,30E North Brookfield ........
869
860
3,66C Oakham ................
2,605
2,669
. . . . Oxford.. ...............
Paxton .................
592
646
1,092
1,336
Petersham.. ............
1,111
2,341
693
624
3,017 Phillipston. ............
1,100
1,279
61s Princeton ..............
1,364
1,118
1,623 Royalston ..............
1,024
1,058
1,219 Rutland ................
1,610
1,482
4,422 Shrewsbury .............
2,142
2,135
261 Southborough ...........
6,461
5,208
1,604 Southbridge ............
Spencer ................
7,460
3,962
1,159
1,421
896 Sterling.. ..............
1,670
2,101
StStb~dge ..............
2,062
1,659
.................
3,166
2,69?
1,361
2,802
2,789
4,687 Templeton.. ............
2,022
1,989
1,447 Upton .................
3,058
3,111
6,238 Uxbridge.. .............
2,625
3,890
804 Warren. ...............
4,763
6,688
1,024 Webster ................
3,601
6,217
. . . . Westborough ..........
2,862
West Boylston .........
2,978
3,360
1,842
. . . . West Brookfield .........
1,855
1,770
1,699
1,661 Westminster ............
3,398
3,721
3,098 Winchendon ............
41,105
..68,04 0
1,803 Worcester ., ...........
1,241i
CENSUS
292
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
TOTALS.
.
Barnstable .........
Berkshire ..........
Bristol ..........
Dukes .............
Essex ...........
Franklin. ..........
Hampden ........
Hampshire ..........
Mid&sex .......
Nantucket. .........
Norfolk. ...........
Plymouth ..........
Suffolk .........
Worcester .......
Total ..........
3
6
14
32
16
2
2
29”
26
20
23
50
1
24
27
2
56
19
326
2
4
14
32
19
6
36
26
22
23
64
1
24
27
6;:
341
31,840
69,363
139,074
4,269
244,161
35,990
104,440
47,344
317,901
3,777
96,352
74,034
389,024
226,243
-1,783,812
32,144
68,270
131,087
4,071
223,342
33,696
94,304
44,821
284,112
3,201
88,321
69,362
364,886
210,295
32,774
64,827
102,886
3,787
200,843
32,635
78,409
44,388
274,353
4,123
89,443
65,366
270,802
192,716
1,661,912
1,457,361
(1) Town divided in 1878. .SBe foot note to
(14) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to
Jorth Adams.
Maynard.
(2) Set off from Adams and incorporated
N;j~ooown
divided in 1872. See foot note to
April 16, 1878.
(3) Set off from Edgartown
in February, / (16) &off
from Randolph and incorporated
Febraar
29 187%.
1880.
(4) Town divided in February last. See foot ’
(17) get ‘off from Dedham and Walpole,
February 23, 1872.
note to Cottage City.
(5) Town dividedin 1876. See foot note to
(18) Town divided in 1872. See foot note to
Y&+imao.
Hdlbtook.
(6) Set off from Amesbury, andincorporated
(19) Town divided in 1874 and 1875. See
April 11,1876.
foot notes to Rockland and South’Abington.
(7) Set off from Wilbrabam,
and incor(20) Name obangedfromNorth
Bridgewater
porated March 28, 1878.
and incorporated March 28,1874. Part of town
(8) Town divided in 1878. See foot note to annexed to South Abington and part of South
Harnpden.
Abington
to Brockton, April 24, 1875. The
(9) Set off from Groton aud Shirley, and in- population of Nortb Bridgewater
by oeasas of
corporated February 14, 1871.
1870 was 8,007.
(10) Towa divided in 1871. See foot note to
(21) Met off from Abington and incorporated
Apr.
March 9, 1874.
(11) Set off from Stow and Sudbury, and in(22) Set off from Abington and East Bridge.
corporated April 19, 1871.
water and incorporated March 4, 1875. Other
(12) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to changes in 1874. See foot note to Brooktoo.
Ayer.
(23) Name changed from North Chelsea by
(13) Town divided in 1871. See foot note to act of March 24, 1871. The population of Nom
Maynard.
Chelsea in 1870 w&8 1197.
S.L?A’I‘E.
)_
AGGREGATES
OF POLLS,
PROPERTY,
ETC., 1881.
Total valuation ..................................................
$1,648,239,976
Increase.............................................................63,487,17
4
Total value of real estate.. .......................................
..1,149,965,82 7
Personalestate......................................................~~S.274,14
9
Increase .............................................................
38,805,755
Polls ...................................................................
469,207
Increase.................................................................l6.1
.
Tax on Polls ........................................................
...925.56 0
Number of dwelling houses......... ........................................................................... . -280,563
Number of acres assessed
+.
.4,487,769
295
ADVERTISEXENTS.
cy.
F.’
FROlsT,
l
(Successor to H. L. HOVEY), DEALER
HAI2D
AND
IN
SOFT
Wood, Hay, Straw, Lime, Cement, Brick,
Plastering
Hair, Etc.
Plaster,
Co~nar
Moody
StreetandFitchburg
R.R., W ACTHAM, MASS.
CHARLES
A, WHITNEY,
SAWll~lBg
lPu!allll~ll
-AND-
J&?!XC’UI~,NINGW%.Rear Music
Ha&
.
GEORGE
.
.
Waltham,
Xass.
Il. TAYLOR,
CARPENTEREBUILDER,
swa*
WALTHAXK.
THE WAL~HAM
FREEPRESS, I
TEEMS$1.50PER Y!%ABIN ADVANCE.
PTJBIJSHEDFBIDAYS,
Office,
NAl’HANIEL
Rear
938
Main
G. PHINNE
Street.
Y, PuBUsher.
l
ADVERTISEMENTS.
296
TEE
WALTSAM
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE
-AND-
KITCHEN FU@NlSHlNG
STORE,
CkEORG+E
‘T.,
411
MAIN
F’IEL,
STREET-
GH3aBS
c?c%GO.‘S
Walfnam&Bos
9 Uhurch
9ttwBt,
1OFFICES1WAL’ICRAM.
-DEALER
IN-
Choice
Family
Groceries,
Flour,
Grai
CROCKERY
AND
GLASSWARE,
NO.353 MAINSTREET, -
E,
-
WALTHAM.
_I‘), MOOR?
CARPENTER
& BUILDER.
JOBBINGPROMPTLYATTENDED
TO.
.
AldeiSt.,near Moody,- WALTHAM,MASS,
297
ADVERTISEMENTS.
R,STICKNEY&
SON,
lanufactnrers
bf, and
Dealers
in,
STOVES,
FURNACES,
RANGES,
-*ND-
KitchenFurnishingGoods,
3S9 MAIN ST.
WALTHAM,
Rufus
ANDERSON
.
Stickmy.
Chas.
.
MASS.
H. Stickney.
BROS.,
CARRIAGE
MANUFACTURERS.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND
CARRIAGES
OF
VARIOUU
DESCRIPTIONS
FOB
UALE
OR
EXCEANGE.
Milk, Grooet ad Express Wagons of Various Sizes,
CARRIAGE
REPAIRINB
Done
in the
IN
Most
ALL
Thorough
*HE
Manner
DIFFERENT
at Reasonable
BRANCHES,
Prices.
,MAIN STREET,. . . WALTHAM,MASS.
.E.
W. E. ANDERSON.
S. ANDERSON.
-iWANU~ACTWRER
OF-
STEAM,
ENGINES
-AND-
SMALL
LEXINGTON
WALTHA%&
LATHES.
ST., NEAR
BEAVER,
JMZASS-
ADVPRTISEMFNTY.
RESIDENCE:
Gor.
Lowell
& Chestnnt
Sk,
WALTHAM,
MASS,
All work
satisfactorg
clone in R neat
manner.
and
Steam&Gas
Fitter
PLUMBING,
ETC.
Also,
Agent for
Moore?
Sanitary
Water
Ckset,
Shepherd’s
Blk.,
Moody
St,,
WALTHAM.
PavtiMclaF
&dnage
altenthm
and
ventilation.
gelen
to
3
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUTTER
& PARKER,
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
in
232&234
Friend
St,,near
E,R,R,Depot,
Boston8
Ijoors
PEVEAR
of every’qunlity
st thb
cash prices.
&
lbwest
RtiSSELL,
Anthracite
andBituminous
Coal,
. HARIB
AND
Hay, Straw,
ARSENAL
SOFT
Brick,
STREET,
Offlee,
C.
W.
WOOI3,
and Sand,
-
WATERTOWN-
Ih3rry%3Rlore,DIain
Street.
ALSO, PACKING BOXES MADE TO ORDER,
PLANING
AND
SAWING:.
Yard, Felton Street, near Moody Street, - - WALTHAM.
west Newton HorseCarspam~u%zcl’
the ?Pt’cI.
McLAUTI3LIN
& CO.,
3TATIONERS
ANDPRINTERS,
JVO. ZV' X&IN
WATERTOWN,
STREET,
-
-
-
IMASS.
300
ADVERTISEMENTS.
WALTHAM
WATCH
TOOL
-iwanufilcturers
of-
WATCHMAKERS’
PUNCHEY
AND
DIES
TOOLS.
A
SYECIALTT.
H.
All
WALTHAM, MASS,
-
Corner Moody ad Gushing Streets,
J.
CO.,
LIXLEURN,
Work done in the Best Manner.
Residence,
HighStreet,nearNewton
Street,- - - WALTPIAM,
MASS,
Es.
La,
HABdET-IN,
BEOM
DEMBO8T,
g
WRlTPORD'SRUILDlRG,
j 361 Main St, (Room 1, up-staira), Waltham,
Bb
MAIN ST., Nextto BankBuilding, - - WALTHAM,MASS,
For
Watchmakers*
*IrKI,
WAtl?CYHWiAl3CERS
Moody
Street,
iL
use.
rend
Manufaoturers’
XbunJFhCTURER OF
-
TOOLS.
near
-
Chestnut,
x7*
WALTHAM,
MASS.
3PifOx3L~,
WATCHIVIAKER
& OPTICIAN,
NO.
REPAIRING
1 EAGLE
AND
ADJUSTING
BLOCK,
-
Fine
Amedoan
\VALTHAM.
Watohee
o
Spec2alty.
301
ADVEliTISEMENTS.
k+LGERmOO
TkLX-F:&
WHOWSALE
AXD RETAIL DEALER IN
,CRACKERS,
, CAKES;&G.,
-ALSO,
AGENT FOR-
Pearson’sPilot Breadand Cream’Biscuits.
W-COCOANUT
CAKES
AND
MACAROONS
82 MOODY
P. 0. Box,
STREET,
A SPECIALTY.
All order% by mail promptly
Small cans put up for family me at short notice.
filled and delivered.
WALTHAM.
339.
-DEALERS
IN-
Provisions,
Beef,
Pork,
lard,
Hams,
Sausages,
Tribe,
FRUITS
Dix’s
Block,
AND
Moody
VEGETABLES.
Street,
-
-
Waltham,
JIass.
LAINE
& IPOOLE,
s&#?asc@$
Sbga a%&wHag a# C%aatsgg
-‘ND
PAINTS,
OILS,
No. ,152 Elm
FRANK
DlqIJms
GLASS,
Street,
Ii-
PUTTY,
-
-
-
VARNISHES,
-
-
&c.
WALTHAM.
CHARLES A. POOLE.
W.LANE.
JOHN
WNELON,
XI.
Painter,GlazierandPaper-Hanger.
-DEAdGRIN-
PAINTS, OILS; GLASS, PAPER-HANGINGS, be.
CORNER
MAIN
AND
SPRING
W4uixsiEAM
wirs
Offloe,
DVERS.
Ladtes’
and Gents,
F. A, WILSON
STREETS,
Goods Cleansed,
WALTHAM.
~OW~~~
Q Churoh
AND
-
Street,
SCOURERS,
Dyed
and Prsssed
& CO., Props.,
to look equal
WALTHAM,
to new.
MASS..
.
302
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Boston
Manufacturin
Co,,
RIVER
STREET,
COMBiEiVOED
capita1
BULUNESS
stock,
M.
U.
NEAR IOODY.
R
ADAMS,
1812.
a
Resident
Agent.
EDMUND
UWIGHT,
Treasurer,
60STATE
STREET,
BOSTON,
WHEELWRIGHT,
ANDERSON
& CO.,
Selling
70
Agents.
FRANXZLIN
STREET,
-GOODS
BOSTON,
MAD-
CottonCloth&
Hosiery
WhLTIdM bLElBH&ljtiY/
AlHlilJIMB Mmw,
River
Street,
CHARLES
H.
opp.
Willow.
MANN,
Agent.
EDMUNII
DWlfdiT,
Treasurer,
60State
Street,
BOSTON
MRS. GEORGIA
3
A. WARREN,
Block,
CenfraI
WALTHAI,
MASS,
Pianosand
Organs,
Household
andNewHomeSewing
Machines
For
Aqjextt
fez-
Sale and
to Rent.
Butterfckh
Terms
Cash,
or on the Insbllment
Patterns,
plan.
303
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOS.F.GIBBS,
Cashier,
F, M.STONE,
President,
waltham NationalBank,
Main,
corner
Lexington
W&HJM&M,
Street,
MASS.
Capital,$150,000.
Surplus$50,000
I
DIRECTORS.
F. M. STONE,
W. W. CLARK,
JOSIAH
BEARD,
WM. FOSTER,
CHAS. W. FOGG,
RUFUS
WARREN,
H. L. HOVEY,
H. B. BRAMAN,
FRANCIS
BUTTRICK.
BA?LNS
BOURS,
8.80
to
8.80.
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:
Looal
paid to every variety
of
3E=3F1X3cuF’3pXxluT~*
OfIke.
W.
244 Main
Ia.
Street,
WALTHAM.
FISHER
-DEABLEBS
d& CO.,
IN-
Newspapers,
Periodicals,
Fancy
Goods,
SCHOOL
BOOKS,
STATIONERP,
&Cm,
Cornerof Main and ChurchSts,, - ‘WALTHAM,
,
I
J
304
ADVERTISEMENTS.
‘THE
BEST
IS
THE
CHEAPEST.
MEDALS
ANDDIPLOMAS
AWARDED
BYTHE
MECHANICS
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to
FXJAGG
BROS-,
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THE-
WALTHAMMILKWAGON.
-MANUFACTURERS
/
OF-
FIRST-CLASS
PEDLARS’
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Repairing
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Elignu.-Every
variety
of Sign and
Carefully
Ornamental
and Promptly
Performed
Painting
designed
and
at Reasonable
executed
with
Prices.
Dispatch.
COR.HARVARD& CHARLESSTS.,WALTHAM.
GEO.
A.
WM.
FLAGG.
TabnEzpE:~S
db
H.
FLAGG.
ao*+s
WALTHAM
& BOSTON
EXPRESS
OFFICES
:
on, 76 Kilb
,77 Kin
ton
16 and 26 Devonshire,
174 Washin
Sts:, 33 Court
Sq., and 7 Mere e ants’ Row, IOSTOG?
7 Lexington,
and 14 Spruce
Streets,
WALTHAM,
MASS.
LEAVE
LEAVE
BOSTON:
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7.16 and
2.30 and
9.39 A.K,
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P.Y.
t
A3VERTISEMENTS.
llam~ss
Maker,
-AND
DEALER
IN-
ROBES,
BLANKETS,
COMBS,
BRUSHES,
WHIP%
ETC.
281 Main St,,Waltham,Mass,
HARKE88ES.TRUNKS, ETC., BEPAIBED.
JOHN
A.
GREEN,
@UCCEBEOBTO
PENNELL&HAWLEY,)
Moody,,
n, Crescent
St.,Waltham,
Mass,,
HORSESHOEING,
Jobbing
and.
Machine
Forging: ,
Particular
E~rses’
IInMe^
attention
given
to all
dtsenees
Well’8
Patent
Rubber
Feet.0-a Agent for
a%^^
JOBBING
of
_B
PROMPTLY
ATTENDED
TO.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED IF DESIRED,
MOODY, near Brown,
JOHN
WALTHAN,
MASS.
G1 MILLER,
. I
Jobbing Promptly Attended To.
‘MAIN,
OPP.
LINDEN
Near
WALTHAM,
Beautw
S‘I’J3EE’I’,
Brouk
. 1.
Station,
.
.
.
MASS.
306
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CAEtNEY
&
-DEALERS
SON,
IN-
YARD,
Calvary St., Chemistry,
WALTHAM,
’
AMASA
TUC?RER.
(Successor
IO J. D. PIEBCE & CO.),
CABINET
TURNING,
Dix’s
Block,
MASS.
WORK,,
STRAIGHT
43 Jfoody
AND
Xt., -
JIG
SAWING.
WALTHAM,
,4Lh!$S.
4iiiidB&N~~~~
.-
QUINCY,ROCKPORT,
CONCORD,
&cm,
Newton St., opp. Pkue, Waltham, ikfass.
DEALER
IN
LBEEF,
PORK,
k i&EM&Illam%&@@
BUTTER,
EGGS,
Fruit, Vegetables,!a.
P
NO. 1 Lexington
WALTHAM,
St., near Dfain,
MASS.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A.
HIGGINS,
FIND
IN
YI
ME
PIECES
W!4LTEABf.
P,H,GRAVES
&SON,
DEALERS
IN
l!lJRNITURE
BEDDING
WAREROOMS,
ExchangeHall,
Opp.
the Orthodox
MAIN
Church.
STREET,
WALTHAM,
MASS,
Mauufaccures Alf Diseases with Ro&and
Herbs.
turer of Blood Purifier,
for sale only at his ofllcg
Room 8.2, CE.iVTRu!lL
All
JAMES
BXOCK,
Cases of CATARRH
B.
WALTHAM,
AfASX.
can be cured by him.
WOODWARD,
AND
DEALER
IN
iToilet
Articles,
Fancy
Goods
and
Cigars,
MAIN
STREET,
WATERTOWN.
808
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAVIS & FARNUM MNFG, CO.,
-MASUFACTZIRERS
OF-
-AND-
GAS
AND
Of
ALSO,
GAS
W+lTER
the
Most
MACHINERY
Apfmmxt
HOLDERS
Pattern.
AND
IRPN
ROOFING.
Orders
fromGas
andWater
Companies
Promptly
Attended
To.
WORKS
AT
NEAR
MASS.,
WALTHAM,
TEE
BLEdCEERY
STATION,
OFFICE, 228 WASHINGTON STREET, . BOSTON.
J.
R.
FARNUM,
OFFICE
Treas.
HOURS
11 to
1.
-AND-
ICE
DEAL
RESIDENCE
:
Opp.ProspectHouse,Main St.
TELEPHONEAT REMDENOE.
WALTHAM,
P.
0.
BOX
MASS.
277.
BOSTON
&WALTHAM
CLOTHING
CO.,
/
-DEALER5
IN-
READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
Hats,
Caps
andGents’
Fmishings,
No.2 EAGLE BLOCK, MAIN ST.,
WALTHAM,
W.
C.
MASS.
ESROWN,
BOSTON
.
.
.
Manager.
BUSINESS
-PUBLISHED
ANNUALLY
DIR ECTORY,
BY-
W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., - - No. 31 Milk Str eet, BOSTON, MASS.
‘A
-----.
L. .._
-\..
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CL
309
MaWAI:N,
W.
-AND-
E)IFES,
NO.
w,
wet
2 Rumford Building,
x3u!v!vS~~
c@~~BaF~P&~~~
All
Work
Done
in the
Be&Manner.
School,opp.,GrantStreet, . WALTHAM, MASS.
to
Orders
attended
with
and 3 short notice.
iWwslo
promptness
Eel1 Hlook, Elna
WALZ’EAIIZ.
Street,
GEORGE
H. TARLTON,
Barnard'sBlock,26 Main Street, . . WATERTOWN,
MASS.
Rqmiringf
of J’im Watches ati
Timoh
CEooks Q Specialty.
319
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Published every Wednesday.
Ofhe, Barnard’s Block, 38 Main Street,
WATERTOWN.
Terms,
.
48l.50
.
S. S, &ASOk,
per year.
Publisher,
GLEA
Auction
car. Calm
Rdom, Main,
&rest,
WATERTOWN,
Auction
Sale pf !Hiscellaneous
Goods, at Auction
Saturday evening.
Room, every
Concrete
Paving
andGravel
Roofing,
RESIDENCE, COR. IRVING AND GARNET ST.,
WATERTOWN,
MASS,
‘ALEXANDER
GREGG,
. Funw,al
andFurnishing
Undertake
CASKETS,
GonstnntZg
WAREROOM,
COFFINS
on
band,
and
15 GALEN
fhwinbed
AND
at
STREET,
ROBES
sbovt
nottce.
WATERTOWN.
Every article necessary for the bnrial of the dead, all of which will be furnished
poa&le prices. Also, Snperinteudent of Cemeteries.
Bssidence,
Mrenide
PIace,
Wa8arlorn.
at t&e low&
311
ADVERTISEMENTS.
JobbingPromptlyAttended
to.
SHOP
ONCHURCH
ST.,
Opp. Engine
House,
WATERTOWN, MASS.
RIVERSIDECONSERJVATOI~IES,
Coolidge
Avenue,
near Mount
Auburn,
CHOICESELECTION OF GREENHOUSE PLANTS,
Bridal and Funeral Flowers, Eta,, at Short Notice,
DRYANDFANCYGOODS,
Ladies’
and
Double Store, Barnard’s
LOWEClT
EOSTON
Gents’
Blk., Watertown,
PEtIOE(il
PROVISION
OtisBros.Blools,Mainst.,
WATERTOWN,
EVERY
Mass.
TIl?IE.
DEALERS
MASS.
Meats of all kinds, Poultry, &me, Vegetables, Butter, Eggs,
POTATOES
AT
WHOLESALE
AND
RETAIL.
All good8 purohaded at bottom pi-ice+ and sold at & small mar&~.
90
312
-
ADVERTISEMENTS.
-.-
W.
H.
PERXINS,
--DEbL.ER
FLOUR,
IN-
GRAIN,
HAY,
-AND-
EWS?9RAW~
Main,
opp.
Mt. Auburn
Street,
WATERTOWN,MASS.
W. A. GREENOUGH
& CO.,
31 Milk Street, Room 39,
Publishes
the
following
City
Cambridge
Map,
Concord Map,
60 cents.
60 cents.
New Bedford
Bangor
Map,
Brockton
Map,
60 cents.
Somerville
60 cents.
Portland
Portsmouth
Maps:
Map,
Map,
60 cents.
60 cents.
60 cents.
Map,
60 cents.
Map,
Boston
andWatertown
Clothing
House
F. A. BROWN,
Xaamger,
GENTS’
FINEFURNISHERS
Hats,
DanaBlock,
Caps,
lWc.,
43 Main St., WATERTOWN,
HOWE’S
CASH
MASS.
.
STCTRE,
MoMaster’sBlook, Main St,, WATERTOWN, MASS,
-DEALEBIN-
MEN’S,
WOMEN’S‘
ANDCHILDREN’S
BOOTS
ANDSEOES,
ClothingandFurnishingGoods,
Hats,
Caps,
Gloves, Socih. Um.Drcltns
and Suspenders,
with everything
he@ tn a Fbet-Class
Purnbh&ff
Goods Sty,
at
Lowest Cash Prices every time.
NO TRUST
Agent
for
Pequasette
WHATEVER.
Family
Laundry.
uawxlly
313
ADVERTISEMENTS.
DENNISON
MANUkACTURlNGCO.,
TAGZbS
AND
STATIONERS’
SPECIALTIES.
DENNISON’S
TOURISTS’
TAGS
FORTRAVELERS,
@&prttonb
Gammsd
Labels,
and Chmtmed
Paper of all colors- Legs1
aad Notsrial
SealsFoldin
and FRILC~ Tickets;
DIentzel%
hatA- mgs; T k e *tnr Copying
Pmda, Deuniron%
ent Soapemion
Game Counters;
Wedding
Cake Dorem ; Visiting
and PLayinS
Card
Uases,
Etc.,
Em.
DENNISON’S
TARGETSFORRIFLEPRACTICE.
Phillips7
Hook
and Chap
TagsWimbsll%
Self-Fastenin
Tiaketq
Pomtal
Envelopea,
McGill’s
hper
Fastenern
at Mauu f ttctntDirkinson%
Rubber
Bands,
Etc.
rem discaunts;
SEALING
WAX MAKERS.
TISSUE
Proprietqrs
PAPERS.
“Globe” and Centennial Prize “ Excelsior,”
and Importers
English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue Papers,
from the celebrated 39 Mill.
of
Proprietors
of“SILVER
WHITE,”
BestArticlefor Polishing
Silver,
And AIiller’s “JEWELRY ULEANINlI OASKET” and “SILVEB WIIITE OASKET.
JEWELERS?
Sewelms
Garde,
Pink
and
B#XES,
XVYhite
Chtton,
DRUGGISTS’
Apothecaries’
Powder
and Counter
DENNISON’S
For Dcntrtl
Fine
Twines,
etc.,
tc.
BOXES,
Papers:
Dennison’s
ABSORBENT
and Surgical
Shaving
Papers.
COTTON,
Purposes.
CARD
BOARD
MAKERS.
ALLOFOUR
GOODS
AREFOR
SALEBY DEALERS
EVERYWHERE,
-AND
Dennison,
21 lllilk Street, Boston,
198 Broadway, New York,
630 Chestnut St., Philadelphia,
BY-
Mnfg.
Co.,
165 Dearborn Street, Chicago.
143 Walnut St., Cincinnati,
414 Third St.? St. Louis.
314
ADVERTISEBfENTS.
CAS\hHR3=D=)-:
MutualFire Insurance
Co,
_.----
INCORPORATED
1833.
Borne O&m, No. 555 Jfairc
St., Cambridgeport,
Xass.
InsuresDwellingHousesand their Contents,in Massachusetts,
50 per
cent
Kecurn
Dividend
OR five
__--
STATEMENT
Amount
Policies
OCTORER
at Risk,
.
.
CASH
1,
.
.
.
1881.
$5,395,000.00
.
.
..
.
l&i),
lZSJ92.33
. ’ . --157,172.58
285.364.91
39,390.oo
’ .
.
.
l
ALFRED L. BARBOUR, Sec.
JOSIAH W. COOK,Pres,
Agent
at Expiration.
AtS(JETB.
Cash and Securities,
.
Deposit Notes in Force,
Total,
Liabilities
(Re&&ran’ce
D. F. VILES,
year
for Waltham.
W. H. INGRAHAX,
Agent
for Watertown.
Paper-Hangings,
Shades,
; Window
UPECOLSTERTiT
G+OODS,
CORSE
Washington
18.2
&?&UtITH’S,
Street,
-
CRAF"=cS
-
&
-DEALERS
DRUGS,
ETC.,
BOSTOJV:
CO-,
IN-
MEDICINES,
Paints and Oil, Varnishes, Colors,
Window 63888, Brushes, Putty, Sperm, Lard, Nests Foot and Other Oils,
PATENT
No.
E.
Crofts
Jr.
148
MEDIWNES,
Commercial
ETC.,
Street,
ETC.,
Boston.
E.
CL Naloon.
315
ADTER‘IISEBIENTS.
ESTABLISHED
1831.
CAPITAL,
PHILIF L MOEN,
CHAS. F. WASHBURN,
Presidmt& fieaszbrer.
Vice-Pr4rle?af
& seci-etary.
$1,500,000.
CHAS. E MORC)AN,
&724?ral
Mnnager.
WASHBURN
& MOENMANUFACTURING
CO.,
WORClGSTER,
And Manufacturers
__~_
__~~.
“‘“r,NT
rAll
MASS.
oi 11-m :mtl Steel
Wire
of every
description.
THE BEST
STEEL
BARB
FENCE
MATERIAL
b
Proof
a, v.
Am rl Flood.
IN
CHEAP,
i
FIRE+f IND,
U-E.
STRONG,
DURABLE.
Iron and Steel Telegraph and TelephoneWire,
Patent
Send
Steel
for
~rgoe
Wire Bale Ties,
Wire for Spriays,
zistn,
Ctrcalacm
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE.
16 cwff sweet.
and
Pump Clmins, Chain
Needles, autl Drills.
Deecrlptlae
Pamphlets
on
Wire,
UMF
Steel
Bpeoinlties.
” CHICAGO WAREHOUSE.
107 & 109 lake St.
316
ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE,
31
MTTAIF
BTREET,
B’OSTON.
317
ADVERTISEMENTS.
47,49,51
and 53 Broad
-IMPORTER
St., BOSTON.
OF-
i!!imtiAND%E@~
?Lil!EBNP@B
AND THE WELL KNOWN“CROWN" GIN.
ReceiverofFineXentuckyWhiskiesDistillers~
Agent
for
.%rtwell
&
Co.%
Pure
New
lhgland
Rum.
Massachusetts
Cities
Business
Directory,
For
1888,
No.
83,
Comprising
a complete
Business
Directory
ot-ts‘eu$one Cities,
each one complete
in itseif.
Business
Directory
of all Towns
leaving
over
5,000
population,
and a complete
Business Directory
of yrovidence,
R. I.
PRICE,
+8.50
.I
tV. A. GREENOUGH
& CO.,
PUBLISHERS,
Bowdoin
Building,
31 Milk
Street,
.
.
BOSTON,
MASS.

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