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Figure 202 — Double T
METAL LOCKERS
ALL TYPES AND SIZES
ALL METAL
LAMP WORKS CHAIR— D.uble StaiiJ
Back, 14" seat. 2 sets of runes
MANY
OTHER
TYPES
Batteries
Figure /OS -Double Battery, Cold Water
Full Line of Metal Shop
and Factory Equipment
MANUFACTURING
EQCIPMENT
AND
ENGINEERING CO.
136 FEDERAL ST.
BOSTON, MASS.
Braman, Dow & Co.
Established 1848
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Iron and Steel Pipe
Brass and Copper Pipe
Brass & Iron Fittings & Valves
Steamfitters* and Plumbers' Tools
Sprinkler Heads for Fire Protection
Plumbing Supplies
OIL CUPS .. STEAM TRAPS
Steam Jacket Kettles and Glue Heaters
Contractors for Factory Piping
Offices and Main Warehouse
239-245 CAUSEWAY STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
THE AMERICAN BRASS COMPANY
Brass, Copper and German Silver
Brass, Copper and Benedict Nickel
Seamless Tubes
Prompt Shipments from Stock a Feature
Ansonia Brass & Copper Branch Benedict & Burnham Branch
172 HIGH STREET BOSTON, MASS.
The United States Rubber Co.
of New England
RUBBER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
280-284 Summer Street - Boston, Mass.
J. S. GUSHING COMPANY
Make a Specialty of the
Typesetting and Electrotyping
of the best kind of book work
THE NORWOOD PRESS
NORWOOD, MASS.
Boston and Lockport Block Go.
■iDFACTUKEKS OF.
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REGISTERED
^pp Pumps
Blocks
TRADE MARK
CARGO AND
COAL HOISTING
BLOCKS
DIAPHRAGM
PUMPS
HEAVY
TARBOX
WIRE ROPE
BLOCKS
100 CONDOR STREET
EAST BOSTON, MASS.
The Plimpton Press
NoRAvooD -jK) Mass-USA
Perfect Bookmaking Jj /Vz- its Entirety
TELEPHONE NORWOOD 121
ESTABLISHED 1835
Telephone Haymarket ISll-H
J. W. STANIFORD & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OP
Homeopathic, Shell, Oil, Sample and Physicians' Vials
Drugeltta' Glatt Ware data Tubing of all «/re« Oil Cap Glaum
Gas. Steam, and Water Guage Tubes
...EXPERIMENTAL GLASS BLOWING...
Level and Plumb Gltzsses
40 HANOVER ST.
BOSTON, MASS.
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BERQER
Sheet Metal Products
FIREPROOFING MATERIALS
For medium sized buildings it is
the ideal light, fireproofing material.
Replaces wood, stick for stick, in the
superstructures of all such buildings.
Prong Lock Studs and Furring
for fireproof partitions and ceilings.
Bending over the prongs secures the
lath to the furring. Use them with
Berger's Metal Lath
for strong, rigid plastering sur-
face. Has an even, uniform mesh,
and no sharp edges lo injure the hands.
offer the most complete selection of ar-
tistic embossed steel ceilings. Eleven
classes of distinct architecture are
represented, each made in a variety
of designs, affording an endless possi-
bility for beautiful combinations.
Sidewalk and Vault Lights have the
largest light area per square foot of
surface consistent with maximum
strength. Strong, simple and efficient.
Their installation requires no special
knowledge.
from 8 to 40 lbs. Coating. Berger's
Roofing Plates are recognized as
standard all over the country.
Black, Painted and Galvanized
Roofings
Eaves, Trough, Hangers and Con-
ductor Pipes, and all accessories for
the sheet metal worker.
Berger's Steel Office Equipment
has the handsome appearance of the
most finely finished wood. Being
absolutely proof against fire, rodents
and vermin it guarantees the safety
of office records under all conditions.
e^^UC^^ ^^ AND
RIB-TRUS PLATES
Self-centering, reinforcing plates for
floors roofs and sidings, walls, ceil-
ings and partitions. Can be concreted
on one side and plastered on the other.
Multiplex
Reinforcing Plates are particularly
adapted to floors of bridges, ware-
houses, etc., where extreme strength
is essential. Also makes an admir-
able plate for heavy roofs.
Tre are glad tn i/ire t/ou catalogs nf nni/ of these materials
and to furnish estimates
THE BERQER MFG. CO.
OF- IVIiB^SS.
Office and Warerooms, 160-162-164-166 Broadway Extension
BOSTON, MASS.
Telephones, South Bofton 1600—1601
Other Branches
New York Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Minneapolis San Francisco Atlanta
Main OfHce and Work*: Canton, Ohio
Castle Square Hotel
TREMONT, CHANDLER AND BERKELEY STREETS
Co., Lessees — Walter W. C'<
European Plan
Three blocks from the
Back Bay Station
Electrics direct to and from
all R. R. Stations and
Steamboat Landings
OVER ONE MILE FRONTAGE OF OUTSIDE ROOMS
Largest Hotel Marquee in the World
PRIVATE BATH WITH EVERY ROOM
LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE IN EACH ROOM
25 Single Rooms with Private Bathroom for one oerson '61 "in r.»r ^«„
350 Double Rooms with Private Bathroom for two. $^00 per day e'Lch person
100 Double Rooms (alcove chamber). Private Bathroom for two $1 25 per
day each person * '" P^*^
25 Choice Rooms (extra large), Private Bathroom, for two. $1.50 per day for
eacn person ^
NOTHING HIGHER
FIRST CLASS CUISINE AND SERVICE
SKRVED UNTIL MIDNIGHT
tl Sirloin Strak, Frfncli Fripcl Potatoe
ohniiw Veiielaljle Salad. French Drcssins
and Halvc-d S..ur AppU-s with Cream
Served for Two, $1.30
Fanny Corn-Fed Tenderloin Steak en Casserole
Delmonico Potatoes, Asparagus Tip Salad
and Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple
Served tor Two, $1.20
Served for Two »1.*J0
,■ Corn-Fed Tenderloin Steak en Casserole
Delmonieo Potatoes and Baked
Sour Apple with Cream
Served for One Person, 60 cents
)ne-Half Native Spring Chicken en Casserole
Red Currant Jelly, French Fried Potatoes
Sliced Hawaiian Pineapple
Served Tor One Person, (10 rents
NO. 3
35 CENTS
Oatmeal or Cream of Wheat with Pitcher of
Cream or Sliced Pineaoplc
One Dropped Egg on Toast with Rasher of Bacon
Two Rolls or Corn Bread
Baked or Boiled Potatoes
I or Cream of Wheat or Apple Sauce
Farm Sausages Buckwheat Cakes
Baked or Boiled Potatoes
Two Rolls or Corn Bread
VO. 11 40 CENTS
>atmeal or Cream of Wheat with Cream
or Sliced Pineapple
oh Chop, Rasher of Bacon. One Fried Egg
2 Rolls, Baked or Boiled Potatoes
40 CENTS
with Cream
Above Prices on Speciala and Club Breakfasts Subject to Change Without Notice
V,J CONTAININO THE -^^
CITY RECORD
DIRECTORY OF THE CITIZENS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
— AND
STREET DIRECTORY
WITH N/1 A. F
No. CXII
ROR THE YEAR OOMMENCIiNIO JUUV 1
BOSTON:
SAMPSON & MURDOCK COMPANY
246 Summer Street
PRICE 1 In Cloth Binding JS.OO, irtth .'utenl Lyicx fiM, In Haif lialher 89.50, in Leather, Index «10.0
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CHANGES IN BOSTON DIRECTORY
♦Number of Names ia General Directory of 191G 348,292
Number of Names in General Directory of 1915 .«— 343,260
Increase of Na
Namea added in Compiling General Directory of 1916 .V ^T. .Vtt. 08,130
Names erased in Compiling Gt'nera.1 Directory of 1916 G3,104
*Cbange9 of Address, Occupation, etc. in General Directory 91,845
Total Changes in Genera
♦This number includes the namea of 7,215 persons who ha
since the 1915 Directory was issued, with date of death, etc.
By comparing these figures, it ia seen that there are 223,08.
that composed the Directory of 1915. or nesirly 65 per cent.
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INDEX TO CONTENTS
Abbreviations
Additions and Removals too late for rogula
Classification
Advertisements. Index to
AUeys
American Benefit Society
American Order Fraternal Helpers
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Apartment Hotels
Area of Boston
Army Offices
Art Department
Associated Charities
Attendance Officers
Automobiles
Avenues and Streets
Bail Commissioners
Bands of Music
v-Bankruptcy Court
Banks
Bathing Places
Blocks and Buildinss
Boston Protective Department. . . .
Boston State Hospital
Boston Stock Exchange
Building Department
Bureau of Statistics
BUSINESS DiaECTOB V
Calendar
Carriage Stands
Catholic Total Abstinence Union. .
Cemeteries
Census of Massachusetts
-Changes in Boston Directory
Children's Institutions
Churches and Ministers
City Council
City Departments
City Government
City Registrar
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Examiners
Clergymen
Clubs
Coal Miners and Shippers
Collecting Department, City
Commercial Organizations
Commercial Travelers of America.
Commissioners for Other States. . .
Commissioners, Pilot
Commissioners, United States. . . .
Congressmen of Massachusetts
Consuls
Conveyancers
Co-operative Banks
Court of Land Registration.
Courts in Boston
Cremation Society 116
Custom House 146
Daughters of StGeorge 132
Daughters of Veterans 134
Department of Agriculture 145
Department of Commerce and Labor 148
Directors of the Port of Boston 82
Eastern Scandinavian 127
Election. Dept of 91
Elevated Railway Stations 98
Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of . . 1 27
Entertainment Bureaus 2238
Exchanges. Mercantile... .2201, 2202, 2238, 2318
Expresses 2581
Ferries 73
Fire Department 91
Foreign Postage 143
Foresters 127
Gas Light Companies 2251
Good Templars 133
Grand Army of the Republic 133
Gymnasiums 2263
HaUs. Blocks and Buildings 74
Harbor and Land Commissioners 83
Harbor Master 91
Harugari 12S
Health Department 91
Highway Commission 83
Holidays 102
Hospitals 82, 91, 2268
Hotels 2269
Hydrographio Office 148
Independent Order Sons of Israel 128
Index to Advertisements 5
Industrial Accident Board 82
Insane Hospital 82
Institutions and Other Departments 90, 92
Insurance Companies 2278, 2902
Islands in Boston Harbor 102
Juvenile Court 141
Justices of the Peace 149, 2285
Knights and Ladies of Honor 129
Knights of Columbus 129
Knights of Malta , , 129
Knights of Pythias 125
Knights of the Golden Eagle 129
Labor & Industries, State Board 83
Ladies of the Grand Army 134
Land Companies 2287
Lawyers 2290
Libraries 92, 2304
Licencing Board 92
Lighthouse Department 148
Loyal Knights and Ladies 129
Loyal Legion of the U. S 133
Loyal Orange Institution 129
Loyal Order of Moose 129
Markets 2315
Masonic Societies 122
Mass. Catholic Order of Foresters 13 I
Mass. State Federation of Women's Clubs. 1 3
INDEX TO CONTENTS
PAGB
Mass. State Government 84
Masters in Chancery 2316
Mercantile Agencies 2313
Mebrupolitan Water and Sewerage Board. . 83
MUitary Order of Foreign Wars 133
Militia 87
Mining Companies 2322
Municipal Courts 141, 142
Musicians 2160
Names too late for Insertion 160
Naval Battalion 88
Naval Office 147
Naval and Military Order of Spanish-Amer-
ican War 133
Navy HydrograpUic Office 148
Navy Yard 148
New England Order of Pr.)tection 130
Newspapers 232G
Notaries Public 2329
Nurses 2334
Odd Fellows 124
Odd Ladies 125
Order of the Eastern Star 123
Overseers of the Poor 92
Park Commissioners 83
Paris and Recreation Department 92
Parks and Squares 99
Patriotic Societies 136
Penal Institutions in Massachusetts 83
Penal Institutions of Boston 92
Physicians ^ 2351
Pilgrim Fathers '. 132
PUots 2359
Police (city) 92
Police (state) 83
Population of Massachusetts 13
Population of Rhode Island 14
Post Office 142
Postage Regulations and Rates 143
Probate Courts 141
Public Administrators 2370
Public Baths 100
Public Buildings ^ 74
Public Carriage Fares 95
Public Carriage Stands 96
Public Monuraonts and Statues 101
Public Works Department 92
Pythian Sisters 126
Railroad Companies and Offices 2372
Railway Stations 98
Reading Rooms 2373
Rebekah Lodges 124
Red Men 12S
Registry of Deeds 141
Removals, etc 160
Revenue Steamers 148
Royal Arcanum 131
Salvation Army 107
Savings Banks 2162, 2389. 2636
Schools 92, 2389
Scottish Clans 126, 131
Senatorial Districts 84
Sheriff and Deputies 142
Societies 107
Soldiers Relief 94
Sons of StGeorge 132
Sons of Temperance 133
Sons of Veterans 134
Spanish War Veterans 135
Special Commissioners 153
State Departments 81
State Government 84
Slate Senators S4
Steamboat Inspectors 148
Steamship Agents and Lines 2407
Street Directory 17
Street Railways 98
Taxicab Pares 95
Teachers 241S
Telegraph and Telephone Companies 242.'>
Theatres 2420
Trust Companies 2430
Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias 126
Union Fraternal League 132
United American Mechanics 132
United Order Golden Cross 132
United Order Golden Star 132
United States Army Offices 148
United States Coast Guard 148
United States Courts 140
United States Department of Commerce
and Labor 14S
United States Internal Revenue OfQeors.. . . 147
United States Marine Hospital Office 148
United States Naval Insp, Engineering Ma-
terial 148
United States Pension Bureau 145
United States Sub-Treasury 145
United States Weather Bureau 145
Veteran Assns 1 ;i5
Veterans' Union 134
Voters, Board of Elections ■. . . 91
War and Military Veteran Assns 133
Ward Boundaries 78
Weighers 94
Wharves 7
Woman's Relief Corps 134
I:NDEX to ADVERTISEMEISTS
A. Stonsit Bemeiit Co. 140-15OFe<]ci
ibbortGeo. H. SCo.aiSWashineto
Abdnlian Lc.n II. 29j Cciitn, .1. P..
Aberthaw Construction Co. 27 Schoc
Acco Lubritjmt C .mpai.y. 8 W.nte.
Adams Chants Uali, 222 State
Allams, Cusliing & Foster, Iiio. 1
Adams'EXraim 'iCo.', 'l nc. ' 289' C '
Afam'-PoiVdConi'liany inc. 584 C(
Adams WiliUnVc. :B2 Boyisl'oii
Adams & Swett Clean "' '
Kemble. Ro.v
AddressosrajJlr Co. 151 oumintr ......
Adelraan A. Really Co l«»O.S.bIdg.
Anus Iron Works, Wl State
Ames flow Co , tiuincy Hall
Amory.Brownes Co. 48 Franklin...
Anchor Post Iron Works 7» Milk...
Anderson Alberts J. M. Mft. Co. 289 .
Vnderson a. P. 8c Co. (15 Oliver
;155 Andrews Paper Co. 54 India .
. 2694 Bascom G
:a29 Ba»>el IIo
. 2818 Batchelde:
292S Batcheldi'
C. II. .
„_. , !Pine..
3040 , Bay State Belting Co. 605 Atlantic a
29S4 Bay State Cleaning Co. 8 Tyler
amis I Bav State Company. 725 Wash
3037 ' Bay State Floor Co. 100 Boylston....
3105 Bay State Fuel Co. 131 Cambridge. .
3089 Bazlev Mercantile Agency, The,
2916 Court .
. 130-140
^ , „„ - 2.S2S Beattie Wra. A. & Co. 55 Kilby.
, s Co. luc. 169 Huntington av. 2678 Becker August Engraving Co. 24
nstro™Dit'ct?ve.igenc\N2rSchooi 2797 Beckwitb Elevator Co. iffl Pearl
!'*°5g G.W, Dining Boom and _^ , ll^;^\,f"^^^}^-^^St'-°J',X»
II Congr.
News Co. 78 Utica.^
Arnold i
Arnold-Hoflman Co. 88 Broad
Arnold-Roberts Co. 180 Congress..
Ashley T. C. i Co. 683 / ' '
Atteaux F. E. & Co. Inc. 176 Purchasi
*^ '%'ashiugtun..
2707 I Benedict
Bennett M.
Market... 3107
colored D
3156
O. W Co. 93 Causeway 2852
Allen Rollin H. 27 State.
Allen Shade HolderCo. 46 Cornhill..
Allen S: Daggett. 906 Old South bldg,.
Allen 4 Paisley Co. 133 Portland
Alles & Fisher, 31 Cambridge
AUington & Curtis Mfg. Co. 706 EasI
Alp'ert1ii.;«ina-','496Wa'shV.V.V.'.'.'.
Alpine Press The, 32 Oliver.
Chemical Co. 92
. Audit Co. 53 State
.Awnings Tent Co. 23t Sta
. Bank Note Co. 887 Wash..
Atwood & McManus,
Auld Shi
Automatic Time Stamp Co. 160 Con-
ASoraobiie Ins.' 'Co^ '« kllby! '.'.'..'.'.'.'.
Avery S: Saul, 207 CongresB
-iyres H. E. 8; Co. 164 Federal
Babb Edward E. S Co. 93 Federal
Babb George W. P. 748 South, Ros ...
Babcock C. S: Co. 36 Beverly
Babcock & Wilcox Co. 35 Federal . . .
Bachrach Louis Fabian, lnc.647 Boyls-
Dacon'&Co.'lOT-iig'oiiver'.!!'.'."'.!!!
Badger E. B. & Sons Co. 75_Pitts
; Co. 182 Portland
Bergcr'Mfg.Co of Mass. 162Broal
Berkshire Lif'i? Ins. Co. 79'Milk..
Berkshire l.ife Ins. Co. of Pitts
68 Devonshire
Berlin Aniline Works, 124 Pearl.
Berlin Machi ~ ' -»" " -
Berlitz Scln
Boylston. .
Berry Bros. 1
Iront col. page u
Am. Can Co., Midway cor. Biiiford.. 2730
4m. Contractor Publishing Co. 262 I
Washington 3006 (
3er. Adamson & Co. 68-
jeJohn C. 198 Harrisi
y Byron E. Co. 31 Winter,
High... 2606
2770
.1761
) North..
_ Co. 375 Neponsct a
Berry Wm. B. s Co " "' '
Berry Sl Ferguson, 159 i^evt
Bertelsen 8t Petersen Engln
256 Border, K. B
Besse P. & J. Co. 140 Boyls
Best Edw
"SCo,
Bigelow, Kennard St Co._511 Wash..
1
C. S. Corp. 157 I
Bishop J. W. Co 683 Atlantic a» 2762
Bishop Robert Mfg. Co. 157 W. Siith. 2789
Slackers ShepardCo 409 Albany... 2147
BlacksloneSavings Bank, 26 Wash... 26.52
Blair Donald M. ft4 Harnson av..
Am. Dyewood Co. 115 High.
Am. E' graving Co. mArcn...
■eft Company, lOo Sunim
2835
3160
Am. Fire ProoUng Co. 166 Dev'shire.. 284
Am. Fireworks Sales Co. 76 Summer. 3U;
Am. Furnace & Engineeiing Co. 155
Milk 2371
Am. -Hawaiian Steamship
Am"Ho"u;e'(N'c'w)r56 Hanoi
Am. r.i'nVc'e'd'c'o'.'re'Mi'lk! !'.'.'. !'.!!'.''.! 3
Am. Lithographic Co. of N Y. 79 Milk 3
Am. Luitfcr Prism Co.49 Federal 2
Am. Mason Safety Tread Co. 81.3 Old
South bldg. 2
Am. Metal Polish Co. at Soracrvillc.. .'i
Am- Powder Mills, 131 State
Am'. Sales Book Co. Ltd. 2(k)"Dcv'o'
l^c'o
Am. Stave & Cooperage Co. at Chel-
Am. .Steam oiuge'i Valve'jif'g. Co.
220 Camden :
\m. Surety Co. of N. Y. 89 Slate
Am. Tool & Machine Co. 109 Beach, i
Am. Trust Co. 50 State :
Am. Tube Works, In Oliver
Am- Type Founders' Co. 270 Congress
Am. Woolen Co 911 Shaw niut Bank
Bailey C. C. Co. 48 Canal -.... , ■
Bailey C. J.& Co. 22 Boylston 3116 ' Blair Isaac & Co. Inc. 4.3;l Harrison
Bailey J.W.& Sons Co. Ullaym'kctsq. 2962 Blake Bros. S; Co. HI Devonshire....
Bailey Meter Company, 141 MUk 3159! Blake C. D. & Co. 564 Wash..........
Bailey k Weston. 81 Wash, north 28*1 Blanchard Machine Co. at Cambridge
BairdSiBartUttCompany,63High.... 3033 1 Blaney C. C. 16 Kingston
Baker, Avling & Young, 50 Congress. 2648 I Blodpet " "" ^'-*"
Baker Browning K. Jr. 121 Portland. 2844 1 Blue Ilil
Baker B. .1. & Co. Inc. 19 CoiigreSB.... 2710 I way, Milton
Bakci
ng Co. Inc. 156 Slate.
Balch Joseph, 77 Franklin
i I Baldwin Shipping Co ^
1 Ball Francis O- 79 M
1 BaUard V. & Sor
i I BallaidW. II Si
; Banchor Frankli
i Bank & Office Equipment Co. 161
i Banker s Trade'sman"]??' Fe'deral
5 Blue Hills park-
Bruc'sVaVSupply Co!'l'2 Portland....
Bnice Motor Equipment Co. 76 Brook-
Eoice-Peri
Ton Patterns, 600 Boylston 3
bright W. P. & Co. Inc. 512 Shaw-
_ _ jtBankbldg i
3094 : Bond Harold L. Co. 383-391 Atlantic
2916 ! Bonbright W. P. » Co.
256 Bo.yl8ton 2811 mul ■■"
..45Milk
Equitable bldg.
Bond & Goodwin, SO State.
3175 1 Bonney's P. F. Sons. 459 V
! Electri
Bankers -Mortga
Barber J. W. Advertising Agency, ;
■ Stockwcll Co. at Cambridge 2918
1 WellCo.6Beacon.. . 3193
Barnes Henry K. Co. 2.34 Devonshire. 2688
Barnes-Pope Eleci ric Co. 93 Federal. . 2815
rWa°ter S
Barrett Bros- 43 Haverhill
Barrett Company, The. 35 Wen
Barrett James Mfg. Co. 117 Peai
I Bartlett Rolla W. & Co. 35 Congress. .
(5)
BoHton Automatic Tire Alarm Co. HI
Milk -. ^ :
Boston BankNoteCo.77 Wash, north ■
BoHton Brass Andiron Co. 104 Utica
Boston Bridge Works Inf:. 47 Winter
Boston Chnmbcr ol Coir.niercc, 17i
Boston Cleaning Co. Inc. 36 Beach..
BoeiOD Coal Co. 40 Central
al Registry. 2!
Boston Consolidate
Boston Copper Wonts vo. m m
giual.E.B
Boston Curb Exchange, 9 Doanc.
Boston Cutting Die Co. 202 A
INDEX TO ADVEUTISEMENTS
BostOD Dental Laboratory Co.
Tremont
Bostuu Di-e88 Suit Co. 809 Wash
Boston Ejectment Co. 47 Court..
Boston Elevator It Macliine C
I'ykr.
Boston Filter Co. at C
Boston Financial News, lil'.i state
Boston Fire Sl Police NotiUcation Co.
II High
Boston Floor Co. Ltd. !2 Kingston...
Boston Forge Co. 310 Mavericli
Boston <iarase,aA St. Botolnh !
Boston OearWorks.atNortolk Downs i
Boston Ice Co. 110 State i
l!..Bl.,i. Last Co. 14 BiiiforU !
Bcjston Lightning Roll Co 1047 Old ^
Boston .MaiTing Co. 394 Atlantic av... i
Boston .Metal Fireproofing Co. 8 Bea-
Boston Mirror Co. 69 Su'dburv i
Boston Morris Plan Co. 40 Court.... 213;
Biiston Multigraphing & Printing Co.
14 Federal ■'
Boston Music Co. 26-58 West :
Boston Mutual Lite Ins. Co. 77 Kilby 1
Boston News Bureau Co. 30 Kilby . i
Boston Nickel Plating Co. 100 Port-
Boston Office Furniture Exchange, 141
Boston OiisGasolVnc'co.'l's'.'li win-
Boston Penny Savings Bank, 1375
Wash 2
Boston Plate & Window Glass Co. 20
Canal 2
Boston Portrait Co. Inc. :iil9 sudhury
1 Stock Exchange. 53 State 2ltll
1 Storage Co. 2-40 New, E. B.. 3169A
1 Storage Warehouse Co. 233
. Co nt East
h'rl'sVian'As- '
Boston SiLockport Block Co. 100 C
Bowditch JainesII. 1M3 Treni
Breck-Kobinson Nuiaery Co.
Breed Artliur F. 7 Water. 2
Brcunan Charles J. 31-33 State 3
Brennan Jatoes H. 31 State 3
Brett William H. Engraving Co. 30
Brookjine True'
B^BanrB'
Brooks'l.yman
Carpenter L. A. Press Metal Co.,
Canib
Carpenter- Morton Co. 77 Sudbury.,
Carter, Carter & Meigs C
Carter George H. Co. 4:i
Carter .loUnS Co. Inc. 1
''.C. & Co. Ltd. 221) old «
Brown Bros. & Co.(
n-Mowland Co. .30 Federal. . . .
n Nelson H. 70 Franklin
n Walter H. 18 Cambria
Jo. 70 Kilby
Brundige M. P'
Balke-CoUcnder Co. 96
An.^tin Chan . 31!«
I^ead Co. Ki Con-
nw Dudley,
nionPark'sV.
Burbank W. S. Co.U'Chapman Ch-i
Burdett College, 18 Boylston
Burditt (k Williams Co. 95 Sumimr...
Burgess Walter, 15 Kxcliange
Buriie Arthur W- 45 Kilby
Burke Patrick F., Dsmrell S D, S. B
Burke P. J. Detective Agency. I
Cenlral
Burkhardt Brewing Co., Parker eo
Boyden » Stcacle, I)n
Boylalon Brewerj-, G.i r
Boylston Nat n»..i<. ' I
s Corp.« N. Market.. 3128 | Carpenter Cyn
. 2920 Coinnionwe.nltli Tru.! Co, 88 Sni
, 289!) Conant A. B.»Co.O,lMllk
. !88l I Conani Bros. Co. at Soinervllle..
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Concrete Steel Products Co. 7 Water.
Condon llenryM 3()3TrenioDtTpiiiijl
Congress Sboe & Rubber Co. 27« Sum
Connell & McJConc Co. i
Couuick Charles J. 9 Ilarc
ConroyJohn .). IS Tremoi
Province
rCo. Uti State.,
n Co. 2^ Park s.
)ii.a-t6 Wash...
nCo. 189 Congress
jrvinCo.73Tremont
icr W..CustleSq. Ilolel..
Copley Prints. 612 Pierce bldg..
Corrugated Paper Mils, 37 ^
Covelle
.. 350 Bovlstm
L. V2d Summer ,
ixb^' Si Co. *> Kilby..
infield..
t CamI:
Cropley, McUa asle & Co. 30 State. , . . S
Crosbie Geo. H. 79 Milk 2
Crosby F. A. 528 i retnont Temple.... 2
Crosby Steam Gage & Valve Co. 40
Central back cover and 3
Crosby Sumner St Sou Inc. 69 Dor. av. S
Crosby & Gregory, 613 Old South bldg. i
Croas Murk Co. 145 Tremnut 2
Cross Pen Co. 168 Devonsl '
Crowell I
Co. 50 Congress..
Byrne, 2^:70 Washington
Springs Paste Co. ill Milk..
Cummii.gsMach.Wks. 110 High. ...
Cunningnam C. A. 19 Pearl
Cunningbam-Giaham Company, 30
State
Curk'V George E 542 Dudley
Curner Bert S. 79 Milk
Currier li. M. & C. R. 95 Milk
Curtis David H. 387 Dudley
Curtis Wm. Sons Co. .30 Eustis
Curtis & Cameron, luc. 12 Huntington
Cutter D.J. &Co.420Frei
Dadmuu Company, 1 Washington....
tP.L Co. Inc. 29-32 Lewis wht '2 til
.161. High.. 3000
Dame, Stoddard Co. 374 Wash 3149
Damon George E.Co, 7 Penib. sq 3153
Dangel H. C... l«l Devonshire 3153
Dametson John A. 41 School, Rox... 3021
Dasey Charles V. & Son. 8 Broad 31til
Davenport Bennett F. 34 School 2737
Davenport W. E. & Son, 55 Kilby £916
Davies, Turner & Co. 104 High... 3184
Davis Burlap Co. 207 Essex 1^729
Davis Frank B. 120 Franklin 2^36
Davis Frank H. at N. Cambridge 2972
Tl. aiCo. IIU State..'
Dawes Ejectment Co. 81 1
DayJ. H. Co. 131 State...
DesRochers E. M. Mme.l60Tremont. 2812
D'Este Julian Co. 26 Canal.. 3161) and 28;i«
Dewey F. O. Co. 28 Canal.
. Mason bldg. 70 Killiy 2664
Ellis George H. Co. 272 Congress..
Ellms H. E. Co 22 Wash, north...
Ely J. B.-Burgoyne Co. 2.i Union
Emerson College of Oratory.
Huntington av
Emerson & NorriH Co,
Domestic, N. H. & H. S. M. Agency,
37 Bedford 3
Donaghey P. J. Inc. 36 Bromfield....
2766 and 2
Donnelly John & Sons. 97 Warrenton. 2
Donovan John B. 670 Harrison av.... 3
Dorchester Express Co. 778 Dudley
Dor 2
Dorchester Fireproof Storage Ware-
house, 690 Dudley a
Dorchester Mut. Fire Ins. Co. 55 Kilby S
Dorchester Parcel Delivery Co. lOi
Ho.'..e8av'.Dor S
Dorchester Savings Bank, 586 Coluni-
b'.aroad. Dor 2
Dorchester Truot Co 574 Columbia
Dorntee Casket Co. 175 Blackstone...
Drake Louis Stoi
Dudley Frank R. i
Dudley Plumbing
Co. 77 Wr-rren, I
Durtiiey Brick Co
Dusdiife
Dunn Daniel W. & Co. 28 Bronitield.. 3
Dunn John A. Co. at NVwton 2
Dunne F. L. & Co. 328 Wash 2
Dunshee Henry A. 14 Columbia 3
Duparquet, Huot & Moneuse Co. 90
North 2
Durable Wire Rope Co. 93 Pearl 2
Durell George & Co. Inc. 31 State. ... 2
Duren D'-tective Agency, 27 State.. .. 2
Durgin Park &Co. 30N Market 2
Dutton Andrew Co. 60 Canal 2
Diitton F. A. Motor Co. Inc. at West
Somerville 2
Dwinell-Wright Co.311 Summer 2
DwyerJ P. Co. 31 Albany. 2
Emniel Charles & R^s.- i
Estabrook F,ank P. & Co. :
Eetabrooka Co. ISStnte. .
Estabrook'e R. Sons, 204 W
Estey Organ Co. 120 Boylatc
Eureka tire Hose Mfg. Co.
it is
Evans John
Everett Louella D
Everett Piano Co.
Eustis J. P. Mfg Co. at Cambridge...
c T„i,„ B. /*„ T- Huntington av..
7M"ss.av
bany cor. Ware-
Everham H V. Co. SO WendVlL ".'"."
:. 52 Chauncy.,
luweri iNeal, iti! Devonshire i
Excelsior Print. 305 Warren, Rox ?
Eyelet Tool Co. 40 Lincoln i
Factory & Mill Suppiv Co. 1;^ Oliver, i
Faelten Pianoforte School, SO Hunting-^
Fahlstro'nVcVE.& Co!9.<Miik.."!!"! I
Fairbanks Co. 32-44 Pearl front co!
Fairbanks J. L. & Co. 15 Franklin . . . . ;
Falls Rivet & Machinery Co. .54 Pur- ^
Fancleve Specially Co. 284 South, J.P. J
Farley, Harvev & Co. 141 Essex S
FarnsMorth&Conant. Iil9 Wash i
Farquhar R. & J. & Co. 6 S. Markei
Dyer \
EaRle Oil
Eastern Drug Co. 14 Fulton.
Eastern Radio Institute, The,
Eafitman Horace T. & C--,
EdsonMfe. Co. 257 Atlantic aT !
Edwards Thomas J. 119 Summer ;
Edwards Truman G. & Son. &19 Old
South bldg ;
Edwards & Slonahan Co. fi Beacon... 1
Eisuer-Lenk Co. lOiiti Bovtston i
Eldredse E. H. & Co. 10 Slate !-
Electric Storage Baltery Cnmpaii.\ , 71.S
Eliut Savings BankVlubudley'"!!! 5
Eliot Sq. Storage Co. Inc. 28fi Roxbury t
Elliot Geo. B. 209 Washington I-
Elliot .4 Whitticr, 209 Wash :
leaf c
Faust School of Tuninf
FearTng, Whiton & Co. Inc. fi-jo Atla
ticav
Federal Trust Co. Water cor. Uevor
FelWnX cVs M.'L.'co.'69'Long w
I Blackstone... 8192
Eastern Advertising Co. 199 Wash.. . . 2t>«8
Eastern Audit Co. 131 Stale
Eaatern Bridge & Structural Co.
Ferrar * Hulchinson, Inc. 161 Summ
Fidelity Trust Company. 1;J1 State..
Fidelity & Deposit Co. ol Maryland,
Field Walter W.
Field 4 Cowles, 85 Water 2S96
Fifield, Richardson ft Co.l.e Franklin. 3184
Finegan John C. Co. 4t!4 E. I^rst -'777
First National Bank. 70 federal 2(:04
Fischer Carl. 380 Bf.vlsUoi :W4
Fisher Business Colleges, 2;>0" Wash.. 3124
Fisher G. 1^. & Co. 140 Dudley 3019
Fisk E. O. St Co. 2a Park... ..." 3120
Fisk & Arnold, 3 Boylston pi 3050
Fiske-Cartor Cons. Co. at Worcester. 2769
Fiske Si Co. Inc. 25 Arch 2722
Fitch Roberts. 79 Milk 3090
~" " ScCo. 110Nurth....frontcol. A
Fitz Francis Co, 2.i Pittsburgh 3169A
Fitzgerald, Hubbard it Co. 95 Milk... 2704
sG.iCo.4
Fobs Charles W. 120 Trei
Foss H. D. S Co. Inc. 112 Cai
Fobs Leon F. 79 Milk
Foster. Adams & Gibbs Co. .
Ington north
Foster Stetson Co. 471) Boylston . .
Rayners Fur Company, 85
rthf.idg .',..:....
e Hibbard Co. 170 State
iiCo. Inc. 18 Bl«
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Franklin Square House, 11 E.Newton.. 28fi5
Franz Preniier Distributing Co. 463
Wash 2
Frazar M. Abbott Co. 89 Sudbury 2
Freeman Chas. A. Mfg. Co. 201 Dev-
Freeman & Lawrence, 5.5 Kil
French Herbert F. i Co. liM
French jBs.W.r:lTrciii,.nt.
French Shop, Tlie. <8S Boyl
Frost Coal Co. 4S8 Neponset
Frost George Co. 351 Treiiio
Frost 5c Adams Co. 37 Conil
Fuller Andrew D. Co. :i Han
Fuller Brush Co. 291 Wash.
Fuller Frederic W. 67 Milk.
FullerF..T. XCo. .3liS.mth.
"E^
Oalassi Mosaic
Gale Geo W. I
Gallagher D.F.
Gallagher Kobert Co. 1
1 L. iM. Co.
iblcn A. W.
Hamburg Grint
melt J. L. Co. iw
mond E. A. 2SM D
Haiidv A. D. 31) Bronifl
■- iom Constructioi
enU. C.TypeF"
rCo., Cambridge 1
Gem Stamped Steel Co. at Chelsea.... ;
General Ai-oustic Co. .59 Temple pi... :
General Fire ExtinguishcrCo.of Mass.
79 Milk :
General Manifold & Printing Co. 185
Franklin i
General Vehicle Co. Inc 590-592 Com-
Oilmour Rotherv Si Co. 120-1
Ginn&Co. 29 Beacon
Gleason R & E F. 3.35 Wai
Globe Furniture
nicke Co The, 91 1
Goodrich B. F. Co.
Goodrich Ira O. ilU D
Gordon & Bcrmau. 21
Gould Jesse & Son, 10$
Gould & Cutler Corp. ^
Graham .Tames .1. & Co.
Gram Theodore C. 419 E
Grant Mntm
Graton * Ki
Gray Arthu
.1115 State.. 315
lann & Maurer Mfg. Co. 44 Hig]
: Me William, 200 Devonshire.,
ook, Cabot, Jt Rollins Corp.
Holbrook H. E Co. 49 Federal..
Holbrook W. H. Co. 207 South.
Holdensen P. Co. 35 Way..
ilollingsworth & Whitney Co. 185
les Charles Leather Working
chiiiery Co. at Cambridge 2
Holl-Fairchild Co. 294 Wash i
Holt-Sliattuck Co. 45 Wash, north.... 2
,er-Cabot Electric Co. 125 Amory i
okf Charles, 325 Medford, Chsn.. S
Holier U. Inc. 25 BromSeld 2
ome Savings Bank, 75 Tremont 2
I John Co. 178 Ti
Hood Kubbcr Co. 103
Hoolov Edwins. Si Cc
ool of Engineering Corp.
i River... 26lir>
Globe Stamp Works, 299 Washington. 3152
Olobe.V • • " — ■•■■•' • "■-"
Glunte James D.
Gnecco & Inverni
Good Roads .Macl
Gooding Charles S. 27 ^
- ■ icTi r - - -
. 21 Congrei
31.39
Harris s, Lawton, Inc. 373 Wash
larrionS. II Co. 062-072 Wash....
larl s Iluk-hinson Co. The, 111 Milk 3175
lartford Fire Ins. Co. ol Hartford.
Conn. 54 Kiiby
Hartford Steam Boiler Insp. & Ins. Co.
— Milk
ard Brewing Co. 4.5 Com'l wharf.
ard Trust t o., at Cambridge. ...
■ey Arthur C. Co. 374 Congress...
opp.
ey C. C. Co. 144 Boylston
Harwood Bros. 403 Washington
Hascall L. C. 22 Beacon
Hastings A. W. S Co. 134 Friend
Batch N. -M. Auction Rooms, 147 Col-
Tremont. .
ar<I L 3ii2 W. B'wa,
k T. 396 W. Broadway.. 2(i3l
Weeks, 60 Congress....
.Mfi^.Co .IGWhitticr....
iici.way,li83,Vtlantica».
•, 170-172 Canal
I News Co, 261 1
House Cleaning Co.
IloushCo.
Hovey C. F. Co. 13
Howard E. Cloe' '
294Wash
■ 10 Bedford.
Concord...
Co7373 Wash'..'
Howe Scale Co. 145 Franklin....
Howe & French 99 Broad 2
Hoyt Company, The, 1246 Dorchester
Storage Warehouse Co. 849
Huckin'spi's.'Co.'
Hungerford U. T. Brass & Copper Co
" leaf opp.
i Co. 27 state..
lCo.120 Franklin 292(
ndependeut Cool Tar Co. 27 Central . 31 1^
independent Ice Co. at Cambridge.... 2881
Iiigsllfi Si KciKlricken. Inc. 47-49
["co" 170
.Mcndi'ng"Oo."278
2746
H 'Davenport Co
2988'
'remoii't'
Co 10.5 Portland:
2960
<ton,p Co. 18 N
3150
r.'.:Vfi''Fe;ie'r'alV
3140
2831
(■o.^M's.inih'.J.P
2818
2I12I
I'.So'.'s'co.'iio St^ate 3187
Co. 75 State
2658
Co. 2(11 Franklin.
2830
& Trucks, 840 Com
Market
Hale Charles F. 107 Pemberlon
Hall A. U <i Son, 41 Spice, Chs
Hall Edwin KlnK. 899 Boylston
.1106 Hodgklni Englncenni Co. 137 Pearl. 2J10 Johnson Iver I
S082 I Hodgson, Kennard & Co. Inc. 2J> State 2937 I Washington
porling Goods Co. 155
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
JolinBon Marble Co. at E. Cambridge. 2727
• • son Thomas J. & Co. 896 Waeh... 2963
Hon J O. Co. 79 Sudbury :i93!)
!Bon Meyer & Co. 186 Tremont.., 2813
lA. E. Co. 41 Bristol 3170
) James R. Co. 183a Mass. av. . . . 3183
Jones John D. E. 50 Equitable bldg. . . i907
" lefl Lewifl & Son, 50 LaGrange 3189
les. McDuffee & Stratton Co. 33
ranklin bottom edge and 2791
lea M. D. Co. 71 Portland VJ28
leB, Peterson & NewhaU Co. 49-51
'eniplopi 3141
lie Walter P. 1272 Dorchester av. ., .1057
,es W. H. & Webster Co. 708 Beacon 2082
Jordan Marsh Co. 450 Wash 2S10
: Elixubeth A. 100 Boylstoo. .
. F. Co. at Cambridge
Mattison Co. 186 Purchase. .
. 300 Warren, Rox. 3084
230 Purchase 2950
Kendall M. K
Kendrifk i Chase, 319 Adams Doi
Kcnyou Frederick L. 54 Canal
Kettell-Blakeft Co. 376 Washineto
Ketterlinus Litho Mfg.Co. 49 Feden
Keyes W. H. & Co. 101 Tremont...
Kimball Russell & Co. 50 Congress
' England Branch, I
Kissel Ka
Common wes
Kistler. l*sh & Co. 319-321 A
Klein Herman L. 101 Tremont
Klein &. Underwood, 128a. Tremont..
Knight F. &. Son Corp. 40 Oliver
Knight & Thomas Inc. 99 State
45 High 3
Knowlton Iron Works Co., at West
Knowles Winfleld S
k]uitable bldg..
LakeJa: , _ _„
Lakeman Nellie SI. aiiss. 15 Court f
Lally Commercial Bodv Co., at Everett 1
Lambert Hoisting Engine Co. at Camb 1
LaniBon Co. The, 100 Boylston J
Lamson 4 Hubbard. 92 Bedlord i
Lanctot M. H. 55 Albany J
LaneH. R. & Co. 34 Chauncy S
Lang J. A. & Sons Co. 280 Dover S
Langone Joseph A. 30 Prince ;
Jvftughton Marie Ware, 12 Huntington
Lauriftf Charles E. Co. 385 Wash....." I
Lawley George & Sou, Corp.. Erics-
son. Nep i
Lawrence Geo. E. Co. 44 High :]
Leatheroid Mtg. Co. 1
Leavens Wm. & Co. Inc. 32 Car
LeeC. F. Mrs. 12 West
Lee, Higginson & Co. 44 State..
Leigh & Butler, 232 Summer. . . .
Leighton-Mitchell Co. 95 Milk..
Leroy W. D. 103 Court
LeUeney Wood Preserving Co. i
Lewiff ClitTord B. 294 1
Leyland Thomas
Liffler Charles, jr.
Linehan Charles, at E. Cambridge..
i Carbonic Co. at Cambridge.
Liittle, Brown & Co 34 Beacon
Livermore Homer F. 85 Pearl ... oj:
Livennore H. J. 110 State
Liverpool & London & Globe Ins. (
LoudC
Lovell &
Lovell &
Lombard & Tracy Co. 161 Devonshire SM;
London Harness Co. 176 Devonshire.. •J'XA
LongJ. U.Mach. Co. 1S4 Hi-h LU-.
Loup & Saunders Co. Inc. at Quincy
Atfams 2yji(
Lorentzen Oscar L. Co. 1 Seavar pi... 3U1.!
op, Lee & Shepard Co. 93 Federal 3071
CharlfsE. 75 State 3<)bl
■ Co. 8 Congress 27a-
Covel Co 122-140 Fulton 27.M
Mall. 94-100 Poitland 296;
Low-Cost Dental Engine Co at Camb. 279-
Lowe Bros. Co. 21 Farnsworth ; 02(
Lowe. Douald & Co. Inc. 100 Chauncy 2811
Lowell J. A. Bank Note Co. 147 Frank-
lin 30r(
Lucas M. Frank, at West Newton 29fi(
Luce Ernest & Co. 95 Milk 271'
Luce's Press Clipping Bureau, 8 ^
Ludlam ChaVieV,*69 Bromfield!!."!!!! Stlvii
ManwellF. P. & Co. 190 Ast....
Marble J- Russel & Co. 77 Pearl. ,
Marden, Orth & Hastings, 225
Market Forge Co. , at Chelsea -2927
Market Trust Company ,309 WaBh.Br. 2618
Marr Danii-l & Son Co. 59 Templ^'pl;. 2769
Marr Thomas E. & Son, 180 TreraOlit. 8046
Marshall H. Newton Co. 43 Stanlio'pe. 3023
Marshall Si Sloarns Co. 444 John Han-
cock bidg 3196
Marstt^is OeorgeE. Inc 248 Wash 3160
Marst-.n F. A 2ll Ex.hange pi 2753
.Mui>l..n .1. .M- .V Cn, i^L'o Kugglea 29H2
Lufkin John W. 3.S Chardon
Lumb Wni. & Co. I Province ct..
Lundin Adolph S. 176 Tremont E
Lunkenheiiner Co. The. 138 High.... i
Lunt-MossCo. 43 S. Market 1
Luxfer Prism Co. 49 Federal i
Lyall George 79 Milk i
Lvbrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery
aOCongress :
Lynde Cliarles R 424 Boylston i
Lynn Five Cents Savings B'k, at Lynn S
Lyons W. J. & D. 677 Atlantic av.. . . . S
Macaiastcr. Wiggin Co. at Cambridge i
MacallenCo. 16 Macallen J
Macauley George W. Co. 385 Albany., i
McCann Frank, 15 Cambria £
McCann J. A. Co- at Chelsea :■
McCann P. Francis, at Chelsea J
McCarthy George, 56 Kilby 1
McCarthy John J. at Somerville S
McCarty Charles J. & Co. 65 Oliver. . 1
"-''-'.ey Register Co, 10 Thacher... J
Dental Laboratory .
120 Boylston i
Macdonald & Sons, Inc. rear 208 Sum-
mer 26!
MacDonald Angus, 79 Milk 1
MacDonald Ice Cream Co. 472 E. First ;
MacDonald M. F. & Son, 98 Granite . . ;
MacDonald & Joslin Co. 161 Devon-
shire i
MoDonald-WeberCo.435-437 Boylston i
McDonald W.J. 9.5 Milk I
McGaw John &Sons, 128 Wash
McGovem James. 188 Geneva a
r Alexander, 1 Beacon. .
■jJ*5(l
McCaskei
Mckenna John B.
Maclary D.
McLaughlin & Freema
McLauthlin Geo. T.
Macleod,
.-550 Tremont bldg 3041
McMackin Hugh J. Co. 101 Friend... 2696
McMahon & Jaques. 242 Mass. av 3058
McMorrow Felix J. 238 Wash 3139
McNamara Michael, 162 Congress .... 3058
McNeil Corporation, 15 Havniarket so. 2J*59
Macomber Frank G. 151 Milk 2913
McPhee Daniel V. 56 Long wharf.... 2935
McQuestcn George Co. 27 Kilby 2967
MaeuUar Parker Co. 400 Wash 2745
Magee Furnace Co. 38 Union 28S0
Msgrane-HouBton Co.477Wa8h 2811
Maguire W. J. 544 Washington, Br.. . 3110
Mahoney James, 551 Boylston 2829
Mahoney's, 64 Charles .... 2748
Main Charles T. 201 Devonshire 2827
Makepeaces. L. 387 Washington 2802
Maiden Savings Bank, at Maiden 2634
Maiden Trust Co. at Siaiden 2621
Money Louis J. Co. 79 MUk 3022
Manhattan Rubber Mfg. Co. 60 Pearl. 3115
Manning R-A. & E.L., Shawmut Bank
bldg 2651
ton, itii uevonenire ayna
Mass. Realty O^i-ners, 44 Bromfield... 3101
Mass. Title Ins. Co. 16 State SOHl
Mass. Wharf Coal Co. 93 Milk 2753
Maston & Wells Fireworks Mfg. Co. 16
Hawlov 3147
Master liuilders' Assoc, of Boston, 166
Devonshire 2762
.Mather & Co. 33 Broad 2911
Mathews U. H. 200 Devonshire 3143
Mattapan Deposit & Trust Co. 474 W.
Broadway . 2618
Maxwell Investment Co. 200 Devon-
shire 2709
Mav Charles St Son Co. 373 Wash 2940
Mayberger Edw. F. 1 Hubert 31;15
Maynard& Child, 40 Central 3160
Mayo Wni. F. Co. 286-290 Summer. . . 3139
Mead-Morrison Mfg. Co. 125 Prescott
E. B 2971
Meade John Paulding & Co. 99 Milk.. 2910
Meldon John F. 739 Boylston :
Meldon Thomas J. 2389Wa8h Rox...
Melledge Robert J. 60 State :
Melvin & Badger, 43 Temple pi :
Meud.'lsuhni:enaE. CO State :
Me cliunts Adveitising Service Corp.
Merchants National Bank. 28 State... :
Merchants Towel Supply Co. 347 Con-
^35 Congress.. . 2707
Merrimac Chemical Co. 33 Bro:
Merrymount PresH, D. B Updi!
Mescrve John S. & Co. 86 Canal.
Metal Products Co. 29 Central
MetcalfT. O. Co. 152 Purchase
Methot H. Ostrich Feather Co.
feuipU' place..
Metropolit
Metropolif
I Coal Co. 20 Exchange
I Furniture Co. of Boston,
Boylston..
Metropolitan Hotel & Mercantile
Agency, 22 School ;
Mctroijolitau Storage Warehouse Co.
Middlebv Criterion Oven Co. 228 230
Milk 288.i
Middlcby Joseph jr. Inc. 329 Summer. 2-J66
Micrs C. J. i: Son Inc. rear 142 Cam-
bridge, Chsn. and Somerville .31.'itt
Mietza: Weiss. IL'H High 2S3I
Miles George W. 88 Broad 2737
Miller IJei.ry F. & Sons Piano Co. 395
Beacon i
) State i
o. at Pittsburgh
' Pa^iy.'l^r.'. .?.".'!
Millers The Thiee Co. 58 Chardon..
Millert, Roe & Hagen. 15 Congress..
Milne & Chalmers Inc. 101 Tremont
Mitchell Automobiles, 591 Boylston.
.Mitchell Wm. H. & Son Co. 1 Provint
Mitchell Woodbury Co.566
nd Inc. 166 Devon-
Model Typewriter Inspection Co. 164
Monarch Metal Weather Strip Co. 444
John Hancock bldg... 3
Monatiquot Rubber Works Co. at S.
MoneyweiRht Scale Co. :
Moore Frank K. Co. 182 High..
Moore George W. 44 Farnswortii 2
Moore J. W. Machine Co. 592 E First 2
Moore Richard, 6 Province court 3
Moorc-Sniith Co. 260 Dovunshire 2
Moore & Wyinau E. & M. Works, 72
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
. E. Oil. Paint & Varnish Co, 7 Sud- _ | Pa
. E. Profit siiaring'staiiip'Co.' s Vj
Winter T y." \\^
.E. Screw Co. 44 Farnsworth .J .: I'.
. E. Static CarbonatingCo.KJSBroa.i .;i 1 ■ I':.
. e! Supply Co. 817 Albanv
. E. Tank & Tower Co. , ut Everett. . .
E.TruBt Co. ISSDevonsliire
New Home, Uomestic Bl Household
Moore-8 Non-Loaku
168Devo).shii.-..
Morandi-Pructi.i O
Morgan Sprinjr Cm. :
MorrillGeVn. O;
Morse E. S. .v Co l'.':i Medf'.M'
Morse James F. & Co. <it» Nort
Morse Teiiuey ^ Co. 14J Pcorl
Morse & Fosa. ll-'M Treniont . .
Morss Si Whyle Co. The, ai T
Mortensen Sofus L. Inc. 184 I
Moseley F. S. it Co. 50 Coiigrc
Moss Charles E. Co. 38 Broad....
Mott J. L. Iron Works, 41 Pearl..
IPSWflsliingl
Mover & Brings. 838 Old South bldg...
Muldoon .J. N . Co. 270 Franklin
MullerWm.A.ACo. Corp 55 Kl I by-
Murray Henry Co I'l Arlington
Murray Sc Trpgurtha Co. 340 W. First..
MurMeldt W. A. Co. 161 "
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. 30 State. 1
Mutual Lifelns. Co. ofN. Y.95Milk !
Myerson Joseph, L*74 ComniL-rcial :
Nat. Cash Reg
' Canton......
. Rockland Bank, *234.'J Wash
. Roofing & Roof Repairing Co.
-Supply Co. 4.5 Tern]
: of book and 26ft
n^-:.
Xewtoii F.'ll. Cuiiipuny,'6;t I'orllar
Xiwlon ticorgi? II.. at Xow York..
NVwton TrLstCo at Newton .
Nicholson J. & Son, 101 Tn-mont..
Xiokerson L. Awning, Tent .-^ Coi
Co. 173 State ,
Nickcrson Pliilip T. 56 Hanover. -
Nighlingaie & Childa'co. 'J)o Cc
NneB-Benient-Pond*Co!'li:i o'lvcr*.
Xobscol Mt. Spring Co. 14 Sears
Nokorode Soldering Paste,50 Congr
NorcrosB William C. Co. 486 Albao'
Norfolk Hardening Works, Inc.
Freeport, Dor
.■•ortolk Iron Co. Norfolk Downs..
Norman T. W. Co. 55 Bromfield...
Norris Charles S. 181 Treniont
NorristowTi Magnesia & Asbestos (
North Av. Savings Bank, s
North End Savings Bank, ;
North Star Plating Works,:
Norton W. A. Co. 166 Devonshire i
Norwood National Bank, at Norwood '.
Norwood Fresa.at Norwood, Mass....
Noyes Frank A. 294 T' '
i Co. 172 Freeport.... 2721
Office, Bank & Library Co.
OHearn Patrick, 'ilSAdan
Old Colony Trust Co. 17 C(
Olmsted Hart
0-Neil,-
Organ ;
N- E. Bedding Co. 321 ConKreas
N. E. Box Co. 21M WuBliiiiRton
N. E. Bureau of Teats, Ine 12 Pearl..
N. E Carriose Mfg Co. 17.'; Old Colo-
nvnv.S. B
N. fc. Cual and Coke Co. Ill Devon-
shir.-
N. E. Coat Si. .\prun Supply On. 817
Osgood C. E. Co. :
I'agcF. H.C". % Beverly
PageJohnC.Co.li.-. Kilbv
Page Wm. U. Boiler Co. 100 High..
Page & Baker Co. 88 Fnlton
Paj/e & Shaw Caiuliea. 9-11 West...
PaigeJohnC. iCo. 65Kllby..
. altiUA
Pennsylvania St
PennsVlvaniiil ,,
201 U.-vonsliir,
Penshorn Geo.l'n'' \\ !i^.
People's Storage AVar. I
Norfolk av
Percival D. C. i Co. Inc. .^73 Wasli.... SIlO
Perkins C. B. Co. 30 Kilby 273»
Perkins Wood Working Co. 38 Ware-
ham 296S
Perrin, Seamans ft Co. 57 Oliver J978
Perry Arthur S: Co. l.">0 Devonshire. . . 2705
P.n-v, Buxton, Doanc Co 307 Atlantic
Perry 'charies'E.'co.'lsi'Congress.",'! »
' ■ • •■ Sons Co. 101 Tre-
.3020
>. 14.5 High 2833
, 131 S
2K1U
Pfister k Vogel Leather Co. «7 South. .
Phelps F. S.&Co. 100 Milk 2916
Phelps James T. & Co. 159 Devonshire 2903
Phillips E S. 224 Congress 2849
Phipps Horace J. & Co. tw Bedford. . . . 2858
Pluenix Ins. Co. 1'17 Water 2914
PhiEui-T Mut. Lite Ins. Co. :» State. . .. 2906
Pierco-Arrow Cars, 745 Boylston 2677
Pierce, Butler » Pierce Mfg. Corp. R".
Federal ..... 2.'i75
248 Boylston 3122
Pierces. S. Co. 63Tremont 2863
Pierce Wm. H. A Co. 352 Washington. 3046
Pierce i Cox. 143 Kingston .3056
Pilgrim Pres«,14A Beacon 3078
Pilgrim Shoe & Rubber Co. '276 Sum-
mer 3141
Pinkham Press, 286 Congress .3071
Pinkham S Smith Co. 288 Boylston... 3017
Pinkham's Back Bay Ex. 520 Boylst'n •J&i7
Pishon k Co. 50 Congress 2703
Place Alberto. 131 State 2963
Piatt Iron Works Co. 126 High 2980
Plimpton Press The, 161 '" -
Poland Laundry Mac!
Kemble
Poland Spring Water. 1.
Pollard Kalph L. 406 Bo
Poole James W.Iue.ltlt
Poole Piano C'). at Cam
Puorvu Harris, 18 Tr. 1,1
Pope Ilartiord On. of
ioylston
Pope 1,. A. Co. The. 14 I
PortableOfficc Partition
Porter's Market. Ini- 151
Portland Co. 110 Broad.
Portland Stone "Ware Ci
Potter E. C. k Co. .50 Co
T^:
Pratt's Daniel Son, 5.'> Franklin.. . .
Prav John II. & Sons Co. 646 WaBli.
Preble Walter H. Co. U Pemb. Bq...
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Quincy& Co. 28 School....
Quinn Bros. Inc. 163 Milk.
Ranil Charles S. 727 Boykt
Band W. H. » Co. 101 Mil
Randall Albert E. 56 Kilbj
Randall Chas. F. 24 Milk..
Raodall. McCarthy & Co. 5
d's lj!?al
cvoilshire .
!0 Central....
■ :;64 Wash .
Jlerc. Agency, 161
Samoset Chocolate Co. 60 Commerce, i
Sampson Geo. H. Co. 13 Pearl '.
Sampson-Soch Co. 731 Boylston J
Sampson & Murdock Co. 240 Summer
Santord Albert E. ,13 State.,
E, 59 Temple pi..
. Inc. 129 Tremon
Ileddin Shorthand
Redmond E. T. & Co. 85 Devon!
llcece Button Uole Machme C
Ilarriflon av •*■•■/, —
: C". 2lB'Siimuiei
uc P. 100 Boylst,
Insecticide Co. ;
! Metal Co. at N<
W. S. 135 Pri
Richards Job
Uichardsou .
Federal....
Richardson I
Lumber Co. 176 ^
B'co.'26'BVattie!!.".' i
ure Co. 14 Sudbury 1
Co. 5U Confess.... S
15 Beverly. S
, 17S High, i
1 Engine "Co.239Frank-
Ridlon Frank Co. 2,57 A st
Riley Isaac Co, 71 Brimmer
Riley ThOB. C. Co. 35 Commercial..
Rockwell C. P. Inc. 640 Common-
Rockwell & Churchill Press,' 291 Con-
t Cambridge . . 2749
Scamman Earl Dr. 100 Boy
Schieren C. A. Company, &
Scliirmer F.
Milk. 2715
Sehooiot Expression, 301 Pierce bidg. 3123
Schrader. Mitchell & Weir, 70 South.. 2849
SchramW,F.& Sons Corp. leowash. _
Schuraaker-siitJy ci! iVl' Miik"'. '. '. '■ 3157
Schupbach » Zeller, 2 Park sq 3018
Schw
, 2946
Scott LinotjpTng Co. 394 Atiantic av. 3070
Scott T. A. Co. Inc. 400 Border 27,^2
Scovell Clinton " ' " "" ""'"'
Scully John T,'
■"Eiev!"co.iu Dev
im G. 30 State
:W. 12 West..
Works, Inc at
Everett 2934
Sheafc Studios, 1114 Boylston 3121
Shearman Heating Co. The IS Onion 2879
South Boston Roofing Co.
Spencer Wire Co. 177 High
Spencer & Besse, 120 Treniont
Spiller H. C. K Co. Inc. 27 Slate.. .
Spirella Corset Shop. 420 Boylston.
Spragne Bates Place Co. 66 Canal..
TOKilby..
Co. 50 Congress
- Sons,25F. H.
Squire J olin P. a Sons, 25 F
S.iuirc, The, Original, 27 F.
Squirrel Brand Co. at Cam
112 Portland 2874
1 Co. at SomervUie. 2755
irCo. 91 Essex 2989
Standard Package
Standard Paint Co.
Standard Plate Olasi
Standard Tu ' "
Stauiford J.
Summers,
Rogers Clyde L. 1109 Tremont bldg... 3041
RoUand E. N. 728 Dudley. Dor.
Rollins E. H. S Sons. 200 Devot
Roome .lohn W. 61 Hampshire,
Harry, 260 Norfolk i
Rousmaniere, Willian
Roxbury'cieansir'g'Co. 61 Hampshire,
Rox ."
Roxbury Eye & Ear Infirmary, 24
Warren c
Roxbury Iron & Metal Co. 140 Granite
avenue i
Roxbury Storage Warehouse Co 727
f Liverpool. 85 Water 2896
Russell Frederick C 131 State
Russell F. A. 294 Wash
Russell Frederick C. 131 State
Russell Lillian S 18 Tremont
Russell »Fairfleld. 20 Kilby
Ryan F. L. 279 Adams, Dor
Ryan Jas. .i5 Lincoln
Saco-Lowell Shops, 77 Franklin
Safeguard Account Co. 528 John Han-
Salvation Army of Mass. 8 E. Brook-
Shepard Clark Co. 83 Com'l
I Leather Merc. Agen
Shuman Geo. L J
lOWash 2747
, _ Co. 22 Beacon 3078
Sievert Torch Co. 15 Beacon 3058
Silci Company. 45 High 2790
Silver, BurSett & Co. 221 Columbus av. 3078
Silver Elmer E. 79 Milk 2902
Silver Lake Co , at Newtonville 2789
Simonds C. H. Co. 297 Congress .3070
Simons.Hatch & Whitten Co.73 Essex 2988
166 Devonshire. 2779
beK'n
Simpson, Campbi
Simpson Eugene A. 83 Broad
Skinner CarlH 2 Park
Slade D. «; L. Co. 189 State
Slattery E. T. Co. 154-156 Tremont
Slattery R. P. & Co. 163 Harrison av
Smith (Al) Iron Works, The, at CI
SmithB.'F.'i'Co'inc.'eoFederaf..
Smith Charles A J. 79 Milk
Smith C. G. Artesian Well Co.
Smith E.'s!&Co''63'staie.'.' .'
Smith Geo. E. fl" Huntington av...
Smith O. M. IS Tremont
Smith Harry E. 6 Green, J P
Smith, Ho"g & Co. 144 Esf
Smith H 6°Co ~" ■■
H.P.I
) Portlai
back colored K
front colored E
Staples Coal Co. '
Star BoiierCo. Ill Albany S
Star Brass Mfg. Co. 108 E. Dedham... S
Star Detective Agency, 27 School i
Star Refining Co. 110-112 W. First.. . . i
Starkweather & Shepley, 43 Kilby :
Starrntt.\- Wilbert, 53 Devonshire.... J
Starrett. Fields, Co. 809 Mass. av 5
State Street Safe Deposit Vaults. 53
° "^ "co.'ss'stotc!! '
'icr Co.,NepQ
Co. 85 Portland.
Lumber Co. 70 Kilby. . 2
Stedman J. H. Co. at S Braintree S
Steinert M. & Sons Co 162 Boylston 3
1 Chatham.
Stevens W. D. :
Stioknev.Tirrc
Stickney & Poo
II. E.,atBrooklinc..
Stoekli.ilder's Service Corp. 20
Stone Lumber Co. 43 Kilby...
Stone Robert E 35 Congress.,
back CI
Slone-Hii!
Co. 139 Pearl..
. F. S Co 141 S
147Milk
Stone « Webster Man Assn. 147 Milk 2640
Storer & Bishop, ti8 Devonshire 2(i5.i
Stofk Company The, 72 Broad 2809
Storrs A.S: Bement Co. 140-150 Federal 3033
Story O. L. Scenic Co. Inc. Somcrville rAYS-i
Stoughton Rubber Co. 1.30 Essex .3116
Bros. 24 Tremont row.
Strieder J. W. Co. 178Rugglcs
Stuart- Howland Co. 234 Congress
Studio Jewelry Co. 141 Tremont
Suffolk Engraving & Electrotyping Co.
Suffolk Storage Warehouse Co. 98
Smith Louis E. P 79 Milk.
Smith L C, 4 Bros. Type
1 W. .W Congress . 2820, 3
vCo.2249-2281 Wash... 2
"Sons. 17 India 2
:o. 16 Chauncy pi, J. P. 2
jnv Co. .i2 Union 2
r Press, Inc. 530 Atlantic
Smith Sc Townsend, :
Snow W. A. Iron Works, Inc. 19 V
Soleyft Blair, Inc. 444 Harrison av.... 2728
Soloniont S. & Sons Trust, 18 Tremont 3093
Sorosis Shoe Co. 176 Boylston 3141
.358 Market, Br.. .3190
JohnH jr.52Bromfield.... :U46
Machinery Co. 185 Devon-
2979
) Southampton . 2727
JumnerSavingi
iwallow «: FalcB Co. 12 City
iwasey, Raymond " "—
Boylsr
City so..
Page im
k Son Inc. 373 Wash 2939
Sylvester Co. The, 141 MUk 2
TafT T. F. & W. W. 157 Blackstone 2
Taunton-New Bedford Copper Co. 61
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS
Tlia.\€r, Knlin & Bevcr Co. 6 Beai
Thihaut Ricliard E. luc. 86-98 1
Thiel AuguBt & Co. 5
Co. 15 Trcmo
Cambridge..
ThomasF. U. Co
Tnomas John B. 60 Congresa
Thompson ' - " ..
Thompson
Thompson
Everett
Thomson Henry C- 15 State
Thresher Bros. ^6 Temple pi
Thurston F. W.Hl Milk
Tichnor Bros. Inc. '251 Causeway,.
1 Kilby
Tomflihrde A. .'^ Co. 16 Court
Torrcy, Bright & Capen Co ft
11 3186
con 3063
Son, 69 Gib-
2775
28S6
Wash. 2847
- and .31185
Tracy Lewis E. Co. 127 Broad 2
Trainer II R. .« Ilinh 2
Trnslt, Spencers: Co. 50 Congress. ... 2
Travelers Indemnity Co. 141 Milk.... 2
Travelers Ins Co. 141 Milk 2
TrcmontNailCo.70Kilbv 2
Tremoni Press, 91 Essex 3
Treniont Stores. Inc. 90 Treniont 2
Tremont Turkish Baths, 176 Tremonl 3
Trimoimt Press, 93 Albany 3
Triumph Electric Co, 92 Pearl 2
Trull Wm.T. 50 Congress 2
Trundy& Co. 165 Milk 2
Tubular Rivet&Slud Co. 87 Lincoln.. 2
Tucker, Anthony i Co. 53 State 2
Tucker E. A. Co. 6ai Atlantic av 2
Tucker, Hayes & Bartholomew, 60
Congress. ...„ 2
tSoinerville
Turner Bull Bearing Co. 86 Utica
TunierF. A. 19 High
Twitchell-Champlin Co. 29-31 Slcepei
Tyer Rubber Co. 50 Bromfleld
Tyler C. M. Co. 185 Devonshire
Underhay Oil Co. 73 Batteiymarch...
Union Central Life Ins. Co. 79 Milk,.
Union Decorating Co 26 N Market..
Union Fuel Co. 40 Central
Union Institution torSavings,216Tre-
Unir
United I.imli Si Brace Co. Inc 61
United Shoe Mac'li.'CiVaiS Lincoln!".' 3
U.S. Fastener Co. 95 Milk 3
U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Co. 84
.Stite s
U. S. Leather Co. 204 Essex 2
U. S Radiator Corp. 136 Federal 2
U. S. Rubber Co- 130 Essex 3
U.. S. Hnbher Co. of N. E. 280-284
U .s. Tr.,|.Ve"a'l"K.'i('id oi.'Vll'Milk °2
Universal E.V|,oi1 ,v In,i,..rt r.. Ki
Federal .
Upham Artentas B. 7.rr
U.her Samuel. 176 Ili.li
Vacuum Co. The CVu, .. i
V.cunio'sa'lVa'co. ill. >i
Waite, Ranlct & Co. 80 Broad. ,
Walker Stetson Co. 157 Essex
Walker & Pratt Mfg. Co. 31 Union..
Wallas M.U. 28 Scliool
WaUburg i Sheri-y, 136 Harrison av.
E. T. Sons. 4
Ware Francis A. 294 Wash 8009
Warner, Tucker & Co. 60 Congress. . . 2717
Warner*. Childs 10 at Medford 3030
Warren Bros. Co. 142 Berkeley 2778
Warren Chemical Si Mfg. Co. 49 Fed-
eral 3113
Wanen F. C. & Bradford Co.B P o. b<i. 27.i2
Warren Soap Mfg. Co. 77 Summer...'! 2741
Warren S. D. & Co. 120 Franklin .30:16
Waterman J. S. * Sons, Inc.2.326 Wasl
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen, 2
School
Watson H. F. Co. 79 Milk
Watson Mfg. Co. The, 444 John Han
rock bidg
Wataon Screen Thc.444 John HancocI
Watts Detective Agency, Ii
Wash., Old South iSdg..
Wax Bros. 14.3 Tremont
Wead Harold K. .'« Congress..
Webb F. W. Mfg. Co. 52 Elm..
Webster & Atlas Nat. BanK, II
Weeks Miles W. 108 Water.
Weeks & Doten Co. 262 Wasl
Weinz Trimming Co.68 (
Weisman Detective Agen
Welch T- F. Co. 55 Suclbr
Wells Eiothers Co. of N. Y. 185 Dev-
WellB Fargo & Co! 43 Franklin. ..*."!!
Wells John K. 97 Haverhill ;
Welsh Willard Realty Co. Inc. 15 Ex-
change ;
Wentworth O. M. Monumental W'ka.
Westerly Granite Co.:
Weston W. M. Co. 12:
Wethcrbec John O.
Cambridge
Wethcrcll Bros Co 31
Whit
ville..
. 3153
Whiting D . i Sons, .WO Rutherford av. 2792
Whitman O. M. (t Co. 82 Boston 3106
Whitman "William Co. Inc.78Chauncy 2808
Whitman .4 Howard, 220 Devonshire. 2826
Whitney Bros. Inc. 84 Chauney xa
Whitney Casement Hardware Agency
444John Hancock hide 31tl6
Whitney Edgar H. 22 Hawli
-.65
Temple pi.;
2<31
Wilkinson A. J. SCO. 184 Wash.'
en Pioi
s & Daly, 1115 Harrison av,
Congress..
Willis J. D. K. i'Co. 50 S
WiUiston J. R. & Co. 53 State
Wilson Bldg Co. Inc. 186 Summer..
Winchenbangh Lester P. 93 Federal.
Winchester Rock S: Brick Co. 53 State,
Windsor Cement Co, 161 Devonshire,
Wing Mitchell Co. 113 Broad
Wingate Jas. I. & Son, 402 Boylston..,
Winship William H. 16Tremo.it
Winship William W. 71 Summer
Wiiislow Bros. & Smith Co., Lincoli
inston F. P. Co. 14 Milk
inthron For Coals, 2,50 Dcvonshii
inton 6o, ~ • ■
, The, 674 Com'wilh s
I Federal i
o', 91 Cau'scwa'y i
;o.', at' Norfolk '
i'o'der Spool Co. 13 Worlnwo
i'ood Artfiur W, Co. 19 Congn
. 201 Devoiishiri
,i!t;i:;
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS
UNITED STATES CENSUS OF 1910; STATE CENSUS OF 1915.
Total, in 1910, 3,366,116. Total, in 1915, 3,693,310.
• Cities designated by an asterisk. Shire towns in' small capitals.
Towns.
1915
1910 1
Towns.
1015
1910
Towns.
1915
1910
Barnst
»ble.
4,995 4,676
2,672 2,474
783 631
1,667 1,564
1,822 1,919
545 518
3,917 3,144
2,179 2,115
263 270
1,166 1,077
4,295 4,369
1,500 1,68S
,663 655
936 1,022
1,415 1,420
28,818 27,542
Mte.
13,218 13,026
271 275
973 959
1,535 1,508
1,114 1,207
3,S5S 3,668
f2? r.i
6,627 5,926
514 465
1,257 1,116
1,089 947
4,481 4,106
3,242 3,060
358 388
95 110
92 92
1.030 1,124
22,035 22,019
442 494
195 237
39,607 32,121
564 650
564 566"
524 503
1,862 1,817
1,901 1,933
327 382
275 277
. 1,277 1,271
3,981 3,708
375 404
114,709 105,259
tol.
2.387 1,692
. 18,480 16,215
985 999
. 5,330 4,378
. 2,499 2,235
. 5,064 5,139
. 6,277 5,122
.124,791 119,295
. 1663 1471
. 5;772 S:i83
.109,568 96,652
. 9,398 9,562
. 2,587 2,544
. 1,810 1,726
. 2.22S 2,00:
; 3;377 2;79g
. 2,558 1,97S
. 36,161 34,258
. 3,262 2,928
346,964 318,573
Du
Chilmark
Edqahtown
Gay Head
Gosnold
Oak BluEfs
Tisbury
West Tisbury. . .
Es.
Amesbury
Andover
♦Beverly
Boxford
Essex
Georgetown
♦Gloucester. . . .
Groveland
Hamilton
♦Haverhill
Ipswich
♦Lawrence....
♦Lynn
Lynnfield
Manchester. . . .
Marblehead....
Meth™n°.'.'.';;;
Middleton
Nahant
Newbury
♦Newbubtport
North Andover.
Peabody
Rockport
Rowley
♦Salem
kes.
. 288
. 1,276
175
; rM
. 1,324
441
4,904
. 8,543
; ^^
714
. 11,177
. 1,677
; 24;478
. 2.377
. 1,879
. 49,450
. 6,272
. 90,259
. 95,803
. 1,112
. 2,945
. 7,606
. 2,101
. 14,007
. 1,308
. 1,387
. i;590
. 15,311
. 5,956
. 18,625
. 4,351
. 1,717
. 10,226
; lifs
. 1,068
. 1,529
463,662
ikUn.
. 994
790
; ^'1??
. 1,829
. 1,220
. 2,739
.; 951
. . 12,018
427
l,?9l
162
152
437
4,504
9,894
7,301
18,650
718
9,407
1,621
2l;lii
2,253
1,749
85,892
89,336
7,338
2,202
1,184
1,482
'till
15,721
4,211
1,658
8,047
6,204
1,174
1,010
1,473
436,477
959
741
1,573
1,001
1,741
1,230
Ufs
942
10,427
424
346
728
363
246
1,642
5,282
456
'ill
1,047
477
502
846
43,600
Hami
)den.
4,555
623
1,344
784
670
60,816
. 1,782
6,251
230
9,468
. 1,104
■l02!971
199
'. 18,411
. 11,339
. 2,521
262,944
Shire.
. 5,558
. 2,062
. 559.
660
. 9,845
; III
828
426
: nil
: 'ill
: ''iU
. 375
299
: 5,??^
. 9,346
430
. 2,118
. 618
69,549
lesex.
. 2,151
. 14,889
922
. 2,005
. 2,779
. 1,365
. 8,081
. 3,246
326
751
.108,822
. 490
. 5,182
. 6,681
. 4,022
362
'. isiseo
. 2,333
! 2i475
. 6,758
. . 5,538
Blandford
Brimfield
Chester
'717
ChaTlfam
866
1,377
Dennis
Eastham
Falmouth
Harwich
^X^Z"
g"r.r^eadow.;
IS^';:;:;:
25,401
645
Holyoke
Longmeadow.. . .
Montgomery. . , .
Palmer
57,730
PTOvincetown
Sandwich
Truro
Wellfleet
Yarmouth
1,084
4,948
4,758
217
8,610
Berks
Alford.'.'.'.'. !'.'.'. !'
Becket
Russell
Southwick
^Springfield. . .
Tolland
Wales
Westfield
West Springfield
Wilbraham
Hami
ia=;;;^
Cummington. . .
inip-'-::
Goshen
Granby
Greenwich
965
1,020
345
16,044
9,224
2,332
Clarksburg
Dalton
31,369
Egremont
Florida
Great Barrington
Hancck....^..
Hinsdale
Lanesboro
Lee
5,112
2,054
III
8,524
Lenox
874
MontereV.'.'.'.:::
Mt. Washington.
New Ashford....
452
•NuHh Adams. .
Hatfidd.'.".:;::
Huntington... .
Middlefield....
♦Northampton.
1,986
1,473
Peru
♦PiTTSFIELD
Richmond
Sandisfield
ISSd;;::;:;:
Stockbridge
' Wa"hing^ton'. '.'.'.!
West Stockbridge
WilUamstown....
Salisbury......
Saugus
l:pTfi??r.-;;;
Wenham
West Newbury.
Frai
Ashfield
354
19,431
467
Plainfield
Prescott
Southampton...
South Hadley. .
Westhampton. .
WiUiamsburg. . .
Worthington. . .
Mldd
Acton
Arlington
iSi'Si-d:;::;::
Ayer.-
Bedford
406
320
870
tfA
423
2,132
569
Bris
Bernardston.. . .
Buckland
Charlemont. . . .
Colerain
63,327
2,136
Acuslmet
♦Attleboro
Dartmouth.'.'.';;
Dighton
oSeid;;;;;;
Erving
11,187
Greenfield. . .
Kt:t ::::::::
2,797
1,231
;; 779
21789
♦FallRivek... .
;; 344
296
Boxboro
?CAMBRrGE "
Carlisle '.'.'.
Chelmsford. . . .
Concord
Dracut
317
591
M^nsfiew.-.'.'.;;;
♦New Bedford.
North Attleboro
Rehobot™; ;;;;;;
Monugu'e.';:;;
New Salem
Northfield
gowT;;::;;;;
Shelburne
Shutesbury ....
Sunderland....
Warwick
Wendell
Whately
. . 7,925
;;Ji
;; 'if.
:. '-'it
.. 1,278
477
3SS
.. 1,118
48,266
104,839
551
5,010
6,421
3,461
Dunstable
408
Somerset
Framingham. . .
12,948
2,155
wc^s^pon";;;;;
Holliston
Lexington
2,711
2,452
6743
4,918
POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS — RHODE ISLAND
Lincoln
1,175
Littleton
. 1,228
1,22S
♦Lowell
.107,97S
106,294
*Malden
. 48,907
♦Marlboro
. 15,250
14,679
Maynard
. 6,770
6,390
*Medford
, 30,509
23,15C
. 16,880
15,715
9;S66
*Newton
. 43,113
39,806
North Reading.
. 1,292
1,059
Pepperell
Sherborn
1,428
Shirley
. 2,251
2,139
*Somerville
Stoneham
. 1.206
1,120
Sudbury
Townsend
. 1,812
Tyngsboro
Wakefield
. 12,781
*Waltham
Watertown
. 16,515
Wayland
Westford
. 2,843
2,851
Weston
Wilmington
. 2,330
Winchester
*Woburn
. 16,410
733,624
15,308
j69,915
Nantucket.
Nanttjcket.. . .
. 3,166
2,962
Norfolk.
Avon
. 2,164
2,013
Bellingham....
Brookline
. 33,490
. 5,623
. 2,800
. 11,043
^^
dedhTm .■::;.■:
999
. 3,755
798
Foxboro
Franklin
. 6,440
Holbrook
. 2,948
2,816
: 2346
2,696
Medway
. 8,600
. 6„542
5,026
Ne'edham-.;;:::
N irtolk . .
■ ,A;I^?
8,014
Norwood
PlainviHe
1,408
*Quincy 40,674
Randolpn 4,734
Sharon 2,468
Stoughton 6,982
Walpole 5,490
Wellesley 6,439
Westwood 1,448
Weymouth 13,969
Wrentham 2,414
201,907
Plymouth.
Abington 5,646
Bridgewater 9,381
*Brockton 62,288
Carver 1,701
Duxbury 1,921
East Bridgewater. 3,689
Halifax 638
Hanover 2,666
Hanson 1,796
Hingham 5,264
Hull 2,290
Kingston 2,580
Lakeville 1,491
Marijn 1,487
Marshfield 1,725
Mattapoisett 1,352
Middleboro 8,631
Norwell 1,563
Pembroke 1,337
Plymouth 12,926
Plympton 599
Rochester 1,160
Rockland 7,074
Scituate 2,661
Wareham 5.176
West Bridgewater 2,741
Whitman 7,520
6,316
4,892
5,413
OSTON 745,439 (
*Chelsea ■. . . 43,426
*Revere 25,178
Winthrop 12,758
820,801 •
Worcester.
Ashburnham 2,059
Athol 9,78.5
Auburn 3,281
Barre 3,476
Blackstone
Bolton
Boylston
Brookfield
Charlton
Clinton
Dana
Douglas
Dudley
*FlTCHBCRG
Gardner
Grafton
Hardwick
Harvard
Holden
Hopedale
Hubbardston
Lancaster
Leicester
Leominster
Lunenburg
Mendon
Milford
Millbury
Millville
New Braintree...
Northboro
Northbridge
North Brookfield.
Oakham
Oxfjrd
Petersham
PhiUipston
Princeton
Royalston
Rutland
Shrewsbury
Southboro
uthbridge
Spencer
Sterling
Sturbridge
Sutton
Templeton
Upton
Oxoridge
Warren
Webster
Westboro
West Boylston. . .
West Brookfield. .
Westminster.
Winchendou .
*W0nCE8TER
3,679 5,648
13,192 13,075
712 736
2,179 2,152
4,373 4.267
39,656 37,826
16,376 14,699
6,250 5,705
3,596 3,524
1,104 1,034
2,514 2,147
2,663 2,188
2,464
3,237
17,580
13,055
4,740
t
12,592
6,740
1,359
t Formerly part
POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND.
STATE CENSUS OF 191.5
sos.ese
' Cities designated by an asterisk. Shii
SMALL CAPITALS
Barrington 2,982
BniBTOL 10,302
Warren 7,241
20,525
Kent.
Coventry 5,669
East Greenwich. 3,604
Warwick 13,302
West Warwick . . . 15,782
West Greenwich. . 509
3S,SG0
Newport.
Jamestown 1,518
Little Compton. . . 1,382
Middletown 1,992
♦Newport 30,472
New Shoreham. . . 1,414
Portsmouth 2,678
Tiverton 4,409
43,865
Burrillville 8,086
♦Central Falls 23,708
♦Cranston 26,940
Cumberland 9,929
East Providence. .18,584
Foster 1,076
Glocester 1,491
Johnston 6,693
Lincoln 10,149
North Providence. 6,780
North Smithfield. . 2,805
♦Pawtucket 55,335
♦Providence 247.660
Scituate 3,342
Smithfield 3,284
♦Woonsocket 40,075
405,037
Washington.
Charlestown 901
Exeter 904
Hopkinton 2,496
Narragansett 1,431
North Kingstown. 3,931
Richmond 1,458
South Kingstown 6,497
Westerly 10,176
26,793
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
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518-519 The Arcade
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33 W. State St
1024 Wyandotte St.
1324 Washington St
16 State St.
Mutual Building
208 South 4th St.
424 S. Broadway
231 Main St
60 Washington St
74 Church St.
903 Northwstn Bldg.
19-21 Howard St.
812 Broadway
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45 Warburton Av.
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BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
ad(W. R.), I *ABh (Essex et. sta.). ftt>n
1 Tfleodore Parker Road. ! 19 Bennet to 16 Oak,Ward ^
Ward 23 I
L»/l.Big?it.
Burgoyne
405 First Baptist Chu
•Atlantic Avenue • (1
Boston, 711 to end Essex st.
fta.).tr. junction Commercial
and Eastern Avenue to Knee-
land, Ward 5
2 Eastern Avenue
' Street*
* Indicates public hlehways
See explanation, paK« IT
BOSTON STREET DLRECTORY
wayl, trom l»n> Boylsto;
to 100 Mounttort, Ward 8
2 1 Boyltton
Peterborough
as Qiieensbcr
Feterborot
BoyletOD
521; 519 Mounttort
A.UKUMtU
Neponeet Avenue*
<H«:
Poplai
(ChBI
Main to Prison Point Brid?*^
Odd numbers Ward 3. Even
numbers Ward 4
I Uaina
12 Seminarv
19 Lynde Avenue
Ch. 31 Lawrence
44 53 Ruthertbrd A v.
C3 Waahinetoi-
Prison Point Bridi
B.&H. K. B. n. d
100 Front
(> Railroad crossing
AUBtin (Fenway), trom 437
Pilgrim Road, Ward 14
A 111.1 in I Mat.), trom Canter.
'f,^^. ■
90 89£
102 101 1
lid (
116 115 J
Sch. I
128 127 W. Third
- ton
Second
138 137 Bolton
Hyde ParK Av.# to Neponset
river. Ward 24
Back (Back Bay), trom 67
from Common-
Boylston,« West-
le, Huntington Av.
(Upham
^'illis to 11
' Bakerafield
Corner), ti-om 28 \
Stoughton. Ward 11
" WUlis
211 Hinckley
32 Mayfleld
46 Momll
58 Trescott
Stoughton
Bald Knob Koad C
P ), from Turtle Pond Roe
Ward 24
Baldwin (Chsn.),ft-om 4
Rutherford Av. to 502 Me
' Bartlett (Chsn.), from 29
Monument SqusretnWalker,
Rutherford Av.
Bunker Hill School
Bunker Hill*
Medfbrd
Idwin, from Granite
ill (All
Bavswa
at loss*
irdl4
229 Longwood Ai
•Avery (Essex St. Sta.). ft.
685 Washingt 'O* to 174 Tre-
mont, Ward 5
Tremont
472 W»Bbir
Chauncy* ^
(Chs.
Avondule I»lace (Dot.
Center). fr..m 13 Kichmono to
Bellows Place, Ward 21
Ayr Rnnd (Coolidge Cor.)
ftom 1914 Beacon* to Orkuey
Road, Br., Ward 25
•B Street (S. B.),from 282
Dorchester Av. to CouKTess,
Ward 9
1 W. Seventh
2 Dorchester Av.*
12 11 Tudor
2« 26 W. Sixth*
38 Chestnut Place
Wardl
J ,-JOr uenterl.tr.jit.^j I
Dorchester _ _ _ _
Washington* Ward 21 [,
Balnbrldge (Chsn.),tron-
"i« Cbelses to 29 Moulton „ ,,
■ri i Ballard
changed to
Baldwin Place (Hano-
ver), trom 116 Salem, Ward ;
Baldwin Place, irom ;
Baldwin, Ward 9
Baldwin Place (Br.), tt
374 Washington,* Ward 25
*Kaltour (Upham'sCorner)
) Dalkeith,
Ward .
ridee (Ro
to T57 Wal
Dale
57 Mayfair
Washin
Pauldir
Kingsbury
MJi Park
Wal'm
Baird (Dor ), fr.
Hill Av. to Morton,
•Baker (W R), trom.Cen-
Blue
I n'oeli'tr. • "
I Elmwuod
I ' Belle Av.
157 Hart"'
V,Td 23
471 Keith Av.
S21 Lasell
) Capital
555 Temple
Ol.nham
597 Brook Farm Road
Perham
641 St. Joseph's Cemetery
> Martin Luther Home
1 Newton line
Bodwell t
Ward 17
Baker Court (J. P.), f
2 Oermania, Ward 22
Baker Park (Uphi
Comer), trom 49 E. Cott
) from ll.'> Bird, now
)f Alexander
■ Place (Upham's
l.tr. 83 Willow Court,
1
■ Place (W. R), ft.
_ Ballon Pla(
Balsam (Dor. ).fr. 1080 Blue
HillAv.*to Ashton,Wd.2l
Baltimore (Dor. Center),
ft 90 Beaumont to Elm Road,
Ward 20
•Bancroft (Box.). It. 1828
Columbus Avenue* to 43 W.
Walnut Park, Ward 15
94 91 Sullivan
22 125 Walker
•Bartlett (R
66 65 Lambert .
66 Blanchard
71 Dudley*
-- Johi ■'■■ ■
let(
Billings ti
Bartlett Place (Hano-
verl, trom us Salem to 16 N.
Wiget and 16 Cooper, Wd 5
ilartlett Square (J P.),
(Rox
'l-ct
from 2497 Wash.*
Mill
Leveretl*
Chambers
-- Barton r
76 Milton
V ,
67 Barton
3 Milton, Ward 5
eU*
29 Leveretl*
"i Chambers
' Barton Court
(North
. opp. 125 South Hunting-
ton av * toCranford, Wd 14
Bagto Xerrace (Ros.),
from 835 South, Ward 23
Hatavia (Fenway), from
33 St. Stephen to 110 Hemen-
way. Ward 7
Batchelder (1 to 13 Rox.
15 to end llpham's Comer),
from r2Clilton to68 Burrell,
Batcbelder Xerr;
11 rarx, ward 15 (Rox.), fr. 147 Marcella,
eld Av. (Mat.), from I Centre. Ward 15
Barnard Place (S. I
trom 540 E. Third, Ward i
Barrett Av. (S.
Barrows (Alls.), fr. Csm-
bridge, opp Union Square, to
Arniii,g«on,Ward26
•Barry (Upham's Corner),
ft. 425 Ouincy to 42 RichQeld,
Ward IS
Clarki
Hamilton
•Barry (11. P. , Horn 1378
River* toH. R., Ward24
Barry Court (Sta. A), ft
1250 Washington.* Ward 6
Barr3' Park (Upham's
Cor.), fr. 10 Barry, Ward IS
Baratow (Alls.), from 36
Saunders, Ward 26
Wardl
Batea Place (Rssei st.
eta.).tt. 9 Kneeland,* Wd. 5
Batea Place (Rox. Cross.
ingl, trom 206 Koxbury,*
Ward 13
*Batb. fr Post Otflco So. *
Ward 5
• Battery (Hanover), fr. 445
Hanove.* to North ferry.
Ward 5
* Batteryin
2 "water
1 Liberty Sou
Crab Alley
)168High,Wd5
;rtT
I Al
15 Milk
68 67 FranWin
76 75 Wendell
• Baxter (S. B.), from Old
Colony av. to 208 t, • Wd. 9
Baxter Place (Essex St.
sts.), trom 25 Harvard. Wd. 6
Bay (Essex st. sta.), from 66
s public highways
Maryland
Midland
Soutli Sydney
See explanation, page 1*7
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Buv State Plui-e (S B I, j Ltfl.lligla.
lyoT. 543 E. First, Wiird 9 807 MsiUand
■♦BayStiiteltoadlFen- j,.. Miner
f !? S?'„'!!'l"' ^ I W9 87e luduhoS Road
96 99 Deerfleld
160 147 Sherborn
SH 211 Oranby
Bay View Place (I
lr..ni 6.W E. Eighth, Wi
Bay View Place
Baysirie lUpha
6 Englewood Av.
IS71 1S8CI Sirnthmore Road
1914 AyrKoad
•Beacon (H. P.)
FairmountAv. toJ
Ward 24
Fairmount A
14 9 Warren Av.
*BeethoTeii (Rox.)i from
Held to Mt. Benedict Ceme
tery. Ward 23
► Belcher Lane, from 36t
*Belden (Upham 'a Corner),
from 7(X) Dudley,* Ward 11
BeKlen Square (Tip-
numbers Ward
BCon
the water, Ward 17
•Bayi»water (E. B.), trom
1019Sanitnin at R R., Orient
Height., Ward 1
• Beach (Chsn.).
Medtoro Ward 3
' Beach,* (Essex
■om tff2 Waihin^t
■ tlartic Av., Ward 5
HMriso
131
140 m Milton 1:
Bedford
6 ' 53 Saxton
Belerade (Rob ), Ir
Belgrade Av. to 118
Ward 23
irom tff2 Waihinirt... to 719
fVom MS , Keale (Dor. Cen.), from
1982 DorcheBIer *»-• to the
St. ata.1. I railroad, WardiO
Bearse Avenue (Dor.
•Beaufort Road (■>?)'
Corinth
Robert
se Oxford
67 Hudson
68 Oliver Place
72 Edinboro'
82 Kingston
78 83 Albany
90 United States Hotel
96 9i Lincoln*
104 107 Utica
124 121 South*
140 151 Atlantic Av.*
* Beach (Dor.), ti-oin ]
Freepon to Park, Ward 20
Beach Place (Chsn.),
24 Beach, Ward 3
435 to 997 Fci.itay to em
Boulevard), trutn 63 Tre
Chestnut Uill Reaervoir anc
Newton line. Odd_nui
Place, Ward 22
i Carruth
60 Pinehurat
Dor.Cen.),fr. i 122 PcnUeld
HI Adams, * ! 149 WalMortl
(Back Bay), from
137 W. Glenwood
170 167 West Glenwood
•Beck (E. B.) fr. end of Bre-
men to 647 Chelsea, Ward 1
Becket (Dor. Cen.), fVom
Bunker Hill* to 376 Med-
ford. Ward 3
Belmont Sq. (E. B.l,
trom 188 Webster* to «S6
Sumner,* Ward 2
Belmore Terrace
(J ¥.)Jr. 14 Boylaton to Oak
view Terrace, Ward 15
elvlde
IM Maaa
Newton, t
35 Jefferson Place
38 Monaatery
42 Bennet Place
37 Corey Av,
48 51 Hamaon Av. •
Bennet Place (Eaaex at.
Bta ), tron. 42 Bennet, Wd. .i
• Kennett (Br.), fVom S63
Market* acroea Parsons,
Market
Bennett Place (E. B.),
from 24 White, Ward 1
• Bennington (£. B.), ti.
20 Central Souare to Revere
Line, 1 to 264 Ward 2. 265 to
end Ward). Cars from Cen-
tral 80. to Revere line
1 Porter
2 Central Square*
73 London
82 Marion
127 Havre
Anawan At.
Bell Court (S.B.), from 104
D, Ward 9
Belle Avenue (W.R.), Ir
94 Baker, Ward 23
•• BellevuetDpham's Cor
across Hamilton at 66, 1 to .!6
300 281 Chelsea*
263 Day Saua;
—• Chelsea*
t Bremen
I Railroad Brtd
I Neptune Ro.
to 22
926 Ward 8 ;
Brookline; all
Mt. Vernon
State House
, g 28 Hancock Avenue
= u 42 Someraet Club
Bg 49 Spruce
»a 66 Charles
) Otter
Arlington
) Berkeley
) Clarendon
92 65 Kingston*
87 Columbia
105 Lincoln
4C Summer*
Beech (1 to 73 W. R., 76
to end Ros.), trom 1743
Centre to Horlor, Ward 23
Care trom Centre to Belgrade
Bellevue (W. H.)
Centre to the watei
Ward 23
Centre*
I Rutledge
S7 Maxfleld
119 Landseer
619 Byr<
661 Wor
lOoe Saratoga*
1010 Breed
1074 Ashley
Blackinton
1130 Levden
1154 Walley
Railroad bridge
Levcrett
Benson (Br.), fr. 32 Antwerp
to 35 Litchfield, Ward 26
•Bentham Koad (Dor.
Ura
Robinson
(Ros.). I
Brook to
397 400 Gloucester
433 426 Hereford
Ch. Mt. Vernon Church
170
180 NewbuTg
200 Weatboume
218 Eaatboum
282 Orange
3U6 Roslindale Av
933 NikiBcn Avenue
350 CyllrlB.
« Washington*
433 Farrington Av.
444 Kittredge
446 QranTiUe
471 Grand View
485 Wiggin
515 Clarendon Av.
Beecher (J. P.), from 48
Boylston to Paul Gore,
• Beech-CIIen (Rox.), tr.
60 Fori Av. to 181 Highland,
Ward 15
Beechwood (Grove Hall),
trom Geneva Av. near rail-
road. Ward IS
171 Cypress
CeSar
Washington*
Shaw to li Sparhawk, Wd. 26
« Kenton(Rox. Crossing), ft.
9S3Tremont* to 708 Colum-
bus Av.,* Ward 13
•Berkeley (1 to99SU.A,
101 to end %ack Bay),lT.49?
Tremont to 147 Beacon. 1 to
2::0 Ward 7. 221 to end Ward
8. Cara from Tremont to
Scenic Temple
Gray
42 ^^ Appleton
49 Theo. Park
63 Lawrence
68 73 Chandler
r Memorial
iom85 Revere, | 204
Bellows Pla
BellyistaRoad((
Corner), from 198 Al
Corey Rd., Ward 26
284 Nat. Hiat. Buildi
237 Hotel Kempton
242 247 Newbury
288 Firat Church
»92 299 Marlboro
316 316 Beacon
s public highways
22
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
M4 Harvard Ward 1
"•Birch (Ros.). Irom 2Bel-
^de A».» to 172Duclley Av.,
Corinth
Grove, Ward 3
* Bird (Upham'B Comer),
fr. 25 Hancock* to ISO Mag-
•Blosaom (North 8ta.),fYom
193 Cambridee to 38 Allen.
2 1 Cambridse*
5 BloBaom Court
U Emmet Place
13 Adame Place
15 Ward Room
16 Hancock PUce
28 29 Parkman
117 Pilgrim Road* to Riv.
way, *ard H
Berry (Dor.), tr. Loren:
(Ro8.), fr b50 Ca
to Sutton, Ward 23
(Roa). from 329 C(
J Aldrlch,Ward23
rom (Dor). Irom
Neponset Av.« Ward 20
Bertram (Alls). Ir. 216
Harvard to Reaa, Ward 2
'Berwick Piirk(Sta.
Bridee, Wd. 5
48 29 Travers
16 107 Cauiewav
1 Lovejoy Place
■ Bickerntaff (F
from 14 Haviland
Ward 7
•BIckford (Roi. Croieing),
70 Bromley Park
Lucretia Crocker Sch.
106 Plant Avenue
Centre
Bickford A.veiiue (Rox
165 Harvard
Ward 10
BIcknell A^venue (Rox.
CroBfl ). from »1 Roxbury*
208 207 Brook.
•Blllerirn I North .
54 Cii.«,fway« to 29
Ward .!
BUI. <'ourt (Rox.
from 301 RueffleH, W>i
•Blltmore (J. P),
Chestnut Av- to 291
tine. Ward 22
Blnfor^l, tVoni 241 i
Railroad. Ward 9
Blnney (Fenwavl, I
FranciB lo and ocrne*
Sayward
! Monadnock
Cedar Plate
Qlendale
Bodwell
' Midland Div.
Magnolia
hop(J.P.),fl^
- _ across Everet
Ward 22
Parks to Gibson* Ward 20
Blaban Place (Chsn.), I
Irom 94 Pearl, Ward 3
*Blackinton (£. B.),t¥om
Bennington to Leyden, Wd I
* Blackstone (Hanover),
I Clinton
. Fulton
1396 Hiawatha Road
1461 Almont
1488 CoUine
1485 Haven Avenue
Railroad Bridge
St. Angelas Chureb
1519 Chester Park
! Fremont
1537 Reiford
Nortblk
Hodge's Court
1619 Oakland r
12. Odd 67 to 565 Ward 16,
567 to 789 Ward 22. Even 1:
to 310 Ward 17, 312 to 4:
Ward 18, 478 to 870 Ward 1
t 8q.*
t Square, Wd. ,
) end Ward 21. Odd 1
I Woodville
125 Alaska
I West Cottaee
139 Waverli
'Blackwood (Fenway),
irom 1^ St. Botolph to N. y .,
N. H. ]. H. R. B., Ward 7
' Blasden (Back Bay), tr.
-to90Exeter,
Copley Square* t
Hall), changed to Westwood
Vanderbilt Av.
74 Rutledge Road
84 85 Ruskin Road
94 Roanoke Road
opp.107 Ridge Road
keXerracetUphi
70B(
H.R.
Corner), from 70 Boston*
Peabodv
Ward
* Blunchard
66 Bartlett lo
Ward 15
Blanchard (Readv...
Bunker, across Norton, Wd.
WardV *
to 60 Greenbrier Ward 19
BlounilDKlon (Dor.),tTo
34 Tolman. to Howe, Wd ;
935 Paiton
) Claxton
1009 Greenock
10311 Fabyan
1071 Hansborough
1089 .Tohnston Road
1090 Balaam
1107 Wilcock
1109 Havelock
1 Place
Mattapan Sq.
1671 River*
•Blue Hill Co
to Wolcott, War
*Board A.lley (Hanover),
ft-. 237 Hanover* tol66North,
*Boardman (E. B.},fl-om
Bennington.* June. Sara-
toga to Leyden, Ward 1
■ Bodwell (Upham'a Cor.
ner), Irom 410 Columbia
Road* to 92 Bird, Ward 17
Bolsler (J. P.). from 10
1 West Second
9 Bolton Place
7 Bolton Court
49 B Street
100 99 C Street
Coolidge Place
i D StreSt
200 199 E Street
T F Street
I Dorchester
Bolton Coiirs (S B.),fVom
7 Bolton, Ward 9
Boltou Place (Chan.),
from 133 High, Ward 3
Bolton Place (8. B.), fr.
9 Bolton, Ward 9
• Bond (Sta. A), tr. 4 Milford
to 9 Hanson, Ward C
•Border i
1
Wardl
! Atlantic Wharf
I East Boston Dry Dock
109 Decatur
122 York's Whan
170 G. McQueaten Co. 'WhI.
178 Suffolk Coal Co. Wharf
179 Central Square
192 Huckin's Wharf
sWhan
230 Weeks' Wharl
266 Shacklord's Wharf
—I Lexingloi
Oreen'i'V ..
296 N. T. and 1
270 Green's Wharl
■«. T. an- -
822 Sturlcvant's Wharf
3'.!3 Eutaw
1 Nay's Wharl
389 White
) Boston Tow Boat Co.',
Wharl
409 W. Eagle
from River* beyond Knight.
Ward 24
Bordealey Terrace
(Br.), fr.afo Western Av.,*
Ward 26
'Boston * (1 to 61 S. B..
lo end Upham's Corner),
fVom 687 Dorchester Av. lo
Edward Everen Sq.. Ward 11
2 Andrew Square*
25 Ellery
68 Ralston
Railroad Bridge
66 BlaKe Terrace
80 Power
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Boston St.— Con
230 Mayhew
ovrdotn Avenue
rove Halt), from 21 Elden
2Bowdoin« Ward 20
Washington
U/l.Klglit.
939 H'
945 Fi
939 Hereford
" " Fire EnpineSS
Police Sution
- ilroad Bride
Cecilia
23
Souare, • fr.
bet. Court, Char-
[i,aiid Cambridge,
Rumford Road
Muddy River
I Maa8achusett§ Av •
Charles, # Beacon.
Boston riiii-e (S. B.), fr. ,
Sic Dorchester,* Ward 1 1 ,
trom 9a Tre- |
» 43 Provinc*:. Wd. .1 l
•Bonrne (Rob.
Hill to 831 Cant*
□umbers
Ward 22.
Weet Bourue Terrace
South Bourne Road
119 Wallace ParH
1S5 Catharine
169 HaUiday
Ward 5
•Bow en
ot 128 C 1
1 to 246
Ward 10
Warren lo 148 Walnut
Ward 16
Bower Place
Conuns Terrace
Spring Terrace
Humboldt Av •
132 131 Walnut Av.
Bower Fark (Rox )
16 Bower, Ward 16
Bower Place (Rox.)
Brookline Av. •
Centre •to3l59WaBhiT
Belmore Terrace
100 95 1
St. Peters
37 Burr
ConertJKatlonal Church
Bovlaton Place
1) Dalrymple
5 Bismarck
! Bower Terrace (J. P-)
I trom 78 South, Ward 22
• Bowfeer (North Sta.). fi
(Dot. Center)
< 114 Melville Box
Bowman (Dor.)
Blackwell to 37 CI
, Ward 20
< 114 Melville
Av.. Ward 20
'Boutwell (Dor.). from 209 !
Neponaet Av.» to 132 Train,
Beacon. Odd number
8. Even numbers Wa
4 1 Cambridpe*
I BoylHlon Place (Essex
■ i St. Sta.), trom IM BoylBlon,
I I Ward 8
,J BoylHton Place (J. P.).
\ I trom lfi6 BoylBton, Ward 15
I Boylston Road, contin-
uation of Boylsion Street
BoylMton Square (Essex
1 ' St Bta.),trom667WafllAngton
• to 22 BoyUton.WardS
Penniman Road
• Branch, from 17 Charles*
to 4 Spruce, Ward S
Branch (Dor. Center), trom
24 Medway to Butler, Ward 21
• Brattle • trom 77 Court
tn 137 Washington. Ward 5
1 2 Court
26 Marston House
32 Franklin Avenue
47 Quincy House
51 Brattle Square
*Bratl1e Square, ft. 31
Brattle* to 16Elm, Ward 5
• Bray (Rox.), trom 3023
Washington • to Columbua
Avenue.* Ward 15
«Breek Av. {Br I ftom614
Washington toLangley Road
trom 1010
Gladrtone,
Ward
■Breed (
Benningtoi
Wardl
■Breed Square
junction Benningto
Bremen Place
; Maverick
Marion
(£. B.
Breej
Ward?" d
Younz Men'aCh. Union
Tamworth
53 Masonic Tempi
nton (J
I, Ward 22
i-kett (Br.
Hotel Touraine
Cedar
161 Tebroc
: BlakeviUi
I Shepherd
2U Norton
Cottage Park
Hamilton
238
246 247 Hami^ti
FarocHial School
281 Mt. Ida Road
296 Mt- Ida Terrace
316 Quincy
Ch. St. Peter'B Church
S39 Eaton Square
ThePelhara
Colonial Theatre
Walker Building
Voae Building
Steinert Hall
Wauban Building
White'a Building
Hollander Building
Hotel Thorndike
419 Warren Chambera
420 Berkeley Building
442 425 Berkeley •
Nat. History Building
581 Weslejan Building
• to 360 Faneuil.
' Rrudford (Sta. A), fro
4a Walthani to 254 Shawm
• Brudlee (Dor. Center),!
opp. 3t3 Waehingtontt
37 School. Ward 19
"Bradlee (H. P.). Jrom
Thatcher to Jalleison, Wd.
High Bock
nen Place (E. B.),
24 Bremen, Ward 2
man Place (9.B.),
658 W»«h
Ward ;0
Brenton
Ward 26
688 687 Eieter
739 Boylston Chambera
301 Fairfield
889 Oloucealer [Clu
939 Tentiia and Racqu'
' Bradahaw (Orove Hall)
from 125 Olenway to 58 Ee
mood. Ward 19
Ay • Ward 2
(Coolidge (Corner), tr. Com-
monwealth Av.» to 14 ChiB-
wick Road. Ward 26
•• BraKdon (Roit.),tr. 3003
Waeh.« toll4 Amory,'Wd. 15
Brahma. (Rob.), from 4589
NikiBi
53 i
•Brewer (J- P.), fr.20Bur-
roughB to 21 Eliot, Ward 22
• Brewaler (S. B.), from
601 Ea.t Seventh to 626 Eaat
Eighth,* Ward 10
Bridee (Rob.), ftora 664
Canlfrbury to 319 Walk Hill
•Bridee (H. P.), from 67
Water to R. R., Ward 24
Bridtfe Court (North Bta.)_,
BrlEKa Place (S
lElra I
.2 STiaw
> Brleham ( E. B.),*Tom 171
Webster,* to Ruth, Ward 2
Brigham Circle (Rox
Crossing), junction Hunting
ton Avenue, Tremont, Fran
•* BrlKhtc
95 Cambric
well. Ward
12 Cald-
* indicates public hlghwaya
B. ft L. freight depot
66 Brighton-st. Place
88 85 Chambers
yO Barton Court
106 Brighton-Bt. Ayenuo
108 Milton
114 119 Poplar
138 143 Allen
See explanation, page J 7
24
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Brlehlnn Avenue
Av. • to 50;i Cambridge.'W;
2 1 Commonwealth Av.«
36 StLukcs Road
50 Fordtiam Road
67 Chester
110 9S Linden
148 147 Barrard Avenue*
Park Vale Avenue
190 Quint A».
228 Mechanic
2A5 BaptTst Church
iH 2f<l Cambridge*
BrlKhton.Ht. Avenu
(North sta.), ti-. 105 Bright*
to 15 Auburn, Ward 5
BrlKhton-Bt. Plac
(North Ha.), tr. 66 Brighto
Ward 5
•Brimmer (Back Bay). I
102 Pinckney to 86 Beaco
Wards
2 1 Pinckney
30 Ch. of the Advent
42 Mt, Vernon
45 Oae Place
60 69 CheBtnut
142 Washineton to 153 Co-
lumbia Roaa, Ward 19
•Briatol (Sta. A), ft-om 442
Harrison Av.,» t. 865 Albany
• Broad. I1-. 117 State to 316
Atlantic Avenue, Ward 5
7 Doone
20 21 Central
37 Water
77 Batterymarch
96 Franklin
Broad Exchange bids.
Wharf Street
107 Wendell
- iport Street
[fiaSg
120 Intfia Stiuare
1119 High
140 175 Atlantic Avenoe*
•Brontlwuy • (1 to 101
Essex St. Sta , 103 to end S.
B.),rrom W8 Washington to
lfl9 Dorchester av., Wds. 5, 6,
See also East Broadway
and West Broadway
Branch Publicl
Harrison Av.»
I Public Library
53 Albany
Broadway Bridge
169 Dorchester Av. •
Brodbine Avenue, Ir.
307 Dudley • Ward 12
Broderlek Alley, from
490 Commercial* Ward 5
• Bromfleld fr. 369 Waah-
ington to 102 Tremont, Wd. 5
2 1 Washington*
29 Province
62 73 •
••Bromley (Ro:
i¥. 42New Heatt. across oroi
ley Park. Ward 15
•Bromley Parh. (Ro
Crossing), from Albert
70 BickTord, Ward 1.'.
2 1 Albert
20 19 Bromley
Hope, Ward 24
Brook AveniK
Kox 61 to end Lpha
North Avenue
66 West Cottage
86 Uouldville Terras
89 Victor
96 Robinson Place
Krook Farm Road
(W. R.), from Corey to 69;
Baker. Ward 23
22 Worley
Banks
Caspar
r, NewSeld
LaGrange
Dent
Baker
Broobdale (RosJ.trom 19
Florencf to 161 sycamore
Ward 23
•Broobfleld (Ros.) fron
830 South to South Fairview
Ward 23
• Brookl'ord (Up_h am ■
-7 He
1 Bl.._
■ Randlett Place
*Brookledee(Grove Hall)
from 268 Humboldt Avenue*
(Fenway), tr. Beacon, junc.
Commonwealth Av to Brook-
line line. I to Muddy River,
Wards, to end Wsrd 14. Cars
from Boylslon to Riverway
8 Newbury
60 Lansdowne
80 59 Jersey
123 Burlington Av.
Kilmarnock
Fullerton
Boylston*
n fl Audubon Road
Muddy River
' Rrookalde Avenue (J
22 Gemiania
Catholic Church
50 Montehelto Road
61 Minton
79 Cornwall
98 Ophlr
Green
• Brookvlew (Dor. Cen.)
Harvard, Ward 21
Brown iRox.), (torn 7(
Hunnemai., Ward J2
• Brown Avenue (Ros.)
(rom 284 Poplar to Florence
Ward 23
Poplar
Cornauba
Bullard (Readv.)
to Cross, Ward 24
Bullock (S. B.),t
Blanchard, Ward 2
Keadville
Blanct ard
21 Seymour
'i?sr^
'SrownlnK Aveni
(Dor. Center), f;om 39 Bei
ard to w; Wales. Ward 19
Filgrin
Bl Short
Longwood A v.
-T Long^o. • ~
AusBn
Smyrna
331 Short
429 Longwood Terrace
SO 31 Morris
72 75 Bennington*
I Victor
' Robinc
188 139 Dudley*
224 227 Condor
Brooka (Dor. Center), Ir. 72
Parkman. Welti 20
Brooks (Rob.), trom New-
Ward 26
Faneuil
19 Parkma
30 Hottou
67 Gerrisb
133 Upland Road
1611 161 Faneuil
Brooks IPIuce (North
sta.), rrom 218 Cambridge*
Wards
I BrookBdule BoudlBr.),
trora 17 Ranelegh
I Parse ~ • - ■
Parsons. Ward 2
Bruee (Dor. Center), ir. 324
Ashmont to HI Wrentham.
Ward iO
■truce (W. R). from Joy to
Ricker. Ward 23 I
•Brunawick (Grove
Halll. fr.6-2 Warren* 10 244
Columbia Road, * Wards 16,
126 Lexington Av
"~* '"3 Monument
Monument La
Concord
r Everett
JelTerson Av.
Trenfon
Warren
74 75 Blue Hill Av.
116 113 Normandy
214 215 Columbia Road
tr. 1944 Dorchester Avenue.*
■Bryant (Fenway and Ro
Crossing I. from 200 Hemei
way to 245 Rugg'es, Ward 7
151 Farnum Place
165 Ruggles
Buchanur
224 School
236 2S7J Pearl
247 Allston
258 Sullivan
259 Cook
285 Sackville
296 Belmont
316 Clark's Court
818 Bunker Hill Court
303 St. Fiancis de Si
R. C. Church
329 N Mead
330 Mead
371 St. Martin
366 Auburn
387 Walnut
408 401" Baldwin
Charles
Engine House
Hillside Place
(Chsi
HiU,<
36 Wain
Av.,* Ward 16
Buffalo (Br.), from 1
I Lancers' Armory
. Bulflnch Place
Inch Place (Not
doin. Ward 5
Hard (Orove Hall).
• Indicates public highw
i partly public
Bunker Hill Terrace
(Chsn ),lrom23Tutts,Wd. 4
'Bnrbank (Sta A). fh>m
40 Buckingham, Ward 7
• BurKeas (Uphams Cor-
ner), fi-om 636 Dudle) • to
98 Clifton, Wd. 12
Burvoyne (Dor. Center),
fr. 104 Beaumont to 105 Elm
Road. Ward 20
Burke*a Court (E. B.),
■' •Vari2
rfcliar^lt (J.
J.).fr._
oSI)Dale.Wd.28
(Ros.). from 26 Montclair Av.
near Centre. Ward 23
Burlington Avenue
(Fenway), tr. 123 Brookllne
Av. to 8. * A. R.R. Ward S
Burmah (Mat.), from 628
River* to 95 Edgewaler
Drive, Ward 24
"Burnett (J. P.). trom 3663
to 3586 Wash.* Ward 22
* Burney (Rox. Crossing),
fr. 1602 Tremont* to .>9 Delle
Av.. Ward 14
See explanation, page 1?
trom 476 E. Third, Ward 9
• Burr ( J P.), tr. 37 BoylBt
SsoBpringParkAi.,*d.2J 10| lOT
Barr Roud fRoa.l from I 144 145
899 C«nterburv. Ward 24 1 i62 163 Gold
Burr Oak I'ark 1 Grove
Ward 16
• Burrell (Rox.), from 616
Dudley* to Z53 Norfolk A».,
Ward 12
34 3^ Clifton
71 Bntihelder
102 N.)rt .Ik Av.
Bnrrill riat-e (S. B.).rT.
lU I Street. Ward 10
• BurrouKha (J P.), tr. 6»7
Centrt* to Pond. Ward 22
• Burt (Dor. Center). Ir. 119
Aihinont to 794 Wash., •
Ward 21
•Burloii (Br.l. t.om 721
Wa.niDBton. Ward 511
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
C Street (S. B ), f*om Old
Colony Avenue to Con-
KresB.Wardli CarafromW.
Seventh to W. Fourth
61 Baxter
r4 75 W. Seventh*
■ 96 Tudor
FlfU.
216 219 1
242 243 1
292 293 W. Second
Cypher'
Cambridite • (Chan.), tr.
574 Main to Someryille line,
Ward 3
2 Main*
Sullivan Square
12 Rutherford Av.
B.F.Tweed School
29 Sever
81 Clinton Place
Cram
95 Brighton
Carler
I CreecenI
■villi
bridpe Bride*.
Ward
t MoBi Place
Bowdoin
Coolidge Av(
to 13 Linden
Canton, Ward 6
*Buahnell(Dor Center), fr.
197 Aahmontto 11 Weyanoke,
Ward 20
16 Lombard
33 Rowena
Radford Lane
■a (H P.), f
,t railroad bri
r,« Ward 24
Bnasey Park (Roa.).
Bnaaey, Walter, South
Richmond to Voae,
US Cabot Place
127 Weaton
154 146 Rugglee
155 Hampehire
178 Dallaa Place
188 Church Place
196 Whittier
Enirine House No. 13
203 Cabot-at. Bath House
' 224 225 Vernon
8. Rueaell
■ N. Ruaaell
Brooke Place
l.awrence Place
Anderaon
79 Bearae
83 Voae
Butler Avenue (
at 1028 to Bern
268 28T Linden Park
Cabot PlaceCRox.Croaa.).
j fr. im Cabot to 97 Warwick.
Ward 13
• Cnlder (Dor. Center), from
1 30 Canterbury to 819 Blue
Hill Av.« Ward 21
Calder Place (J. P.),lTOm
307 Chestnut Av., Ward 22
Main to 69 Perkina, '
Main*
Brighton
PerWna
Croab.v Place
69 Carolina Avenue
Washington* to B. » P R. R.
All even numbers and odd
lumbers to 1.39 Ward 13. Odd
numbers 141 to end Ward 7
2 1 Waahiiifton
10 Grant Place
18 Wirth Place
42 41 Shawmut Avenue*
72 NorthSeld
103 Northampton Place
Sch. Everett School
Ch. St. Paul's Baptist Ch.
132 139 Tremont*
179 Columbus Avenue*
195 Dilworth
212 N.V.,N. H.SH. R.B.
lace (Sta. A),
1822 Washington* Wd. 12
Cameron (Upham'a Cor-
Road to Stimson
rd23
ipbell Place (
46 Market
98 Traverse
190 Causeway*
Cannon (Chsn.), from
'X.
Butler Place (Hanover),
trom 144 Prince, Ward 5
Batler Row. trom 3 Chat-
Buttonwood
kutionwf>od.''w^
)all-Str.
(Chsn.). froi
*Ca.llender
from 26 Tuck
Ward 21
291 Cambridge-8t.
L.indall Place
West Cedar
Igt Lneiojuncnon waan- ,
on and winship. Odd |
even numbers to B & A i
R and odd Bumbers 679 I
nd Ward 26. Odd num- ,
i from B A A R. R. to 677 i
153 Windom
175 Sorrento
217 North Harvard
296 Roya!
311 Mansfield
325 Lincoln
over), trom 63 North Margin,
■♦Byuner (Rox. Cross. ).tr.20
Creighton to Jamaica Way.
Creighton
Day
So. Huntington Av. •
Jamaicaway
'•Byron (E, B.).trom Pope
to Coleridge. Ward 1
Bvron (Back Bay), trom 10
River to 70 Brimmer, Wd. 8
1 Tremont* June 1
121 St. Alphonsus
224 Parker
Calvert Place (Bta
Calvin Place (S B.;
368 Congress, Ward 9
•Cambria (Fenway).
Dalton to St. Cecilia. ^
I Union Square
I BarrowB
I Kef. £piB. Church
trom 81 Webster A^
• Canterbury (U
Center, to end R(
even numbers to R. R-
24, to end Ward U3
Blue Hill Av,«
30 Calder
50 Angell
160 Austin
Morton
555 Walk Hill
631 Bourne
633 Neponset Av.
664 Bridge
698 Paine
850 Benr
885 Wiederman
899 Burr Road
Poplar
Canton, eee East Caott
and West Canton
Cnnton-St. Court (81
A),tr.27 West Canton, Wd
Canton.:
Ward 6
•Capen (Dor Center), fr.:
Nortollt* to Wilmington .d
Wd 21
St Elizal
709 Sparhawk
731 Murdock
741 Elko
28 West Canton,
Dapita
Baker,
771 Henahaw I «f„_~,
780 Washington* \ j^^^^j
Cambridge-Street A.T. ' „
(North sta.), from 291 Cam- ^^--™-m».,^,
bridge • Ward 5 | 225 W. _New1.
Cambridge. St. L , _
(North sta.). trom 323 Cam- i * Carliiit
Ward 4
s public highwaya
bridge • Ward i
•denotes street c
mouth, Ward 7
irove Hall
Ward 16
■ explanation, page IT
26
lender. Ward 21
'Cartow (Rox.), from 19
Wa'd"l2 '° '*' '"'>"'?•
Carmel (Rox
1628 Tlemom*
BOSTON STREET DIHECTORY 1916
Ouatleton (J
HuntinptoD Av.« to Jamaica-
waj. Wkii 14
•CatuTvbu (Box.)
South I •Centritl A.venn
from 1179 River* t
woodSij. Ward 24
73 DeUe
(lalhertrnl (Rox ). from 16
Norwell, Wd.
"— ' ■ v.» Wnrd'ii
»riat--efRox CroiB-
Carn
•Oaroll
Fenwick
* Catherine (Hos.J, ft. 136
Bourne t. 301 Florence, Wd.
to Holliugsworth, Ward 24
''i'^S^"^"^* (North Sta.)
Wnr?5 '" '° '^" '''^'":«
Everett
Webster
55 Lincoln
Dell Av.
71 Dell Ten
14U Pog,
)69Call,Ward22
(J. P.),
. Wd. 22
i;arolina I>lac
It. 113 Carolina A'
•Carpenter (9 B
Preble to Hyde. W
f .f-rlKK'a «'ourt (Oh.n.),
tyom 4 Ice Court, Ward 4
Carroll (W. R.), from 34
Schiller Road to Dedham
line. Ward 23
* Carrutb (Dor.
Vliadio""" '"'
Van Winkle
Minot
Shenandoah
I M Billerica
59 Lancaster
fao Hotel Lucerne
72 Naahua
_ 89 Portland*
3 gill Friend
SD129 Canal*
2g Elevated and subway «
79 Wet
" Arlington
"e^reon
Greenwood Square
*',^"!"''«' •^""■•t (E B.l, fr,
16li Liverpool. Ward 2
Central Plare (Chsn.l.
from 108 Main,* Ward 4
• Central Snnare (E. B.l,
• June. Border, LlTerpool.
Meridian, Bennington, Md
SaratOfa. Ward 2
■/«. RIalU.
^ 668 Williame Terrace
697 Burrouf^hs
Ch. Fu-st Cons:. Society
» 793 Holbrook
6 South*
« Hathaway
S Ballard
811 Dunater Road
' Aldwortn
Park Koad
.Ward 24
to 249 Roxbury
1200 Ward
• 1136 and even num-
ber«1202toendW«rd23. Can
from Eliot .Quaie to Eliot it.,
— from Beech, W. R.
Eliot Square*
Eliot Terrace
Engine House No. 14.
Highland Avenue
Linwood Square
1 Crescent Av. to ^7
Columbia Road7* Ward
•Carter (Ch.n ), from 108
Cambndge * to Roland, Wd.3
Carter I»lace(Banover),
irom 66 Charter. Ward 6
3 1 BoylBton
^8 Towniend Place
SO 29 Eliot*
40 Carver Place
67 Newbem Place
JJ9 Lyndeboro Hace
104 Pleasant
Carver Place (Esse
Bta.),fTOro 40 Carver, Ward 8
*'?irZ*''S?* (Chsn), from
127 Hien, Ward 3
Caanett (Dor.), fr. 52 Dick-
ens, Ward IS
•'"•par (W^R.).from Lassell
to Furbish Road, Ward 23
••Caspian 'Way (Hpham's
Corner) fr. 170 Savin Hill Av.
to Rockland Av. Ward 17
fr. 92 6prii
p Ward &
901 May
Faulk'
:i:i3 Allandale
Bospil
Hill Av
Walter
I Weld
Parkdale Road
I Merlin
Hewlett
Farquhar
! South
1649 Church
' Central
1 Manthorr
I RedlandsRoad
1743 Manthome Road
Redlan ' "
1785 WiUow
1891 Police Station
Dedham Br. R. K.
Hlghl,
V?'*'* <=™- A )• from s
Wjjhlngton to 388 Tremoi
40 27 Waahington*
60 Mayo
76 Shawmut Av.*
110 Emerald
184 Village
166 166 TremonI*
Caatle Court (E. B.), froi
WIS Everett, Ward 2
(81a. „
1 Chandler.
■ ' ;,7,8
Ward
•Cedar Place (Upham'a
Corner), tr. 67 Bird to N T
N.H.«,H.R.R.,Wardl7 '
Cedar Square (Rox.), be-
tween Cedar, Juniper, and
Thornton streets. Wds. 13, 15
•Cedric (Rox.), fr. 66 Maga-
> Langdon, Ward 12
Centervale Park (Dor
>J'er). tr..m 9 Upland Av.
3 31 Bouruesidc. Ward 20
* Central, from 82 Kilby
2 1 Ki"by
46 46 Broad
62 6S India
Forbes
876 Shendan"
H?de Square
389 Perkins
4117 Barbara
416 Paul Gore
436 German Baptist Ch.
) »^29 Lagrange
2047 Alberta
^ 2063 Elgin
i _ Cottage Ave
2091 Lorcite
2125 Temple
ii IH!
I Cenfre Ter.
2361 GlendaleRoad
, Ward 6 I 630
SO^ Lochstead Av.
"itli Place
,„ . irtHoad'
665 Lakeville Place
opp Goodrich Road
Ferdinand, Wa
Caatle Rod
CUphams Corner.
Oramnian W«y to 1
■Way. Ward 17
ck St
Parley Vale
Chestii -
i Pond
Casjii
aiaatieicate Boad
(Grove HalT), from 490 Blue
HIM av.* to 201 Normandy,
138 121 AUantic Avenue*
I'entraKW. R.), fVomieao
Ward'23 ^''"'""' ""tinn,
• Central .^LVenue (Mat). ;
Road
Place
Remingl
Industrial School
248 247 Dorch
271 Redw.
291 Clema
Elm Lawn
bridge Smith School
Maple Park
Orchio
319 Althea
Laaeld
341 Palm
311 Orchio
-n Althea
Laaeld
Palm
Leslie
from 1683 Dorchester
386C
Oent
Court (Dor.), tr
r**. Ward 20
Place (Rox. Cr.t
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Centre Place
63e Ce ■ -
Ward :
•Street Terrace ,
63e Centre* opp. Myrtle.
. fr. 133 Cei
e.Wd.
Cor . 51 to end Grove
Road* Wards )7, 18
•riiadwlck. (Rox.i.
Chadwick Court
Thamber (Chsn.), troro 27
City Bq* to 28 Water. Wd. 4
* Chamberlain (Dor. Cen-
ter), from- 30 Harvard to 25
Algonquin. Ward 15)
*Chainberi( (Nonh 8ta.),tr.
106 Cambridge to 3S5 Chariee.
Ward 5. Cars fr. Cambridge
2 1 Cambridee*
24 Cotting Place
24 Chamber«-8t. Court
38 St. Andrew's Church :
54 Eaton
jnn.t. Auetin.Ward
Main*
20 19 Lawrence
60 57 Ruthertbrd Av
l^hapmau Place (Chan.), '
troii. t>^ Chapman, Ward 3
* Chapman Place, Ir. 52 !
School to « BoBWorth. Wd 5
M^hardon • (North Sta.), |
Portlan(l,junction ilerrimac. |
Hanover to 558 Commercial.
23 Greenongh Lape
7 Chardon Court
29 Hawkins
Charity Buildinf
49 Bowker
Portland •
Merriraac*
91 Mareton Place
206 205 Barton
216 219 Bnghton
24f 389 Auburn
252 253 Charles*
Chaoipney (S. B ).fT0ra 15
Newman to Columbia Road.
Ward 11
(Br), from 639
h. toSOStrattou.Ward 26
I Washington
Hunnewell a
Champnev Court (SB ),
from 10 Champnev. Ward 11
Champnev Place (North
Sta.),n-. 43AnderBon,Wd.8
Champuey PI
Main to 426 Bunker Hill
Wards I
7 Charles-St. Place
13 School-houee Court
n Bunker Hill *
<''harle» * ( ' to 175 Back ,
tTom' 176 BovlBtou. opp. Park I
Sauare 'o Ififi Loverett,
Odd numbers 1 to 175 and 1
even numbers 2 to 190, Ward '
133 Putnam Aven
I Parker* Hon'
151 SUver Place
I 175 Camoridge*
215 County Jail
Crossing), trom 18 I
Ward 13
'Chandler (Sta
421 Tremont, to
bus Av.. Ward 7
2 Tremont*
42 41 Berkeley*
141 Columbus Av.*
100 97 Clarendoi
' " Columbu.
Dartmouth*
Channel (Dor)
^Charles (Dor.), from 1461
Dorchester Av. * to 462 Gene-
va Av.,* Ward 18
2 1 Dorchester Av.
13 Charles Terrace
28 Freeman
"Charles (H. P ),from Rox-
anua to Church. Ward 24
Charles Bank (North
Sta.), fr. Can.bridge Bridge
to Charles River Dam
Charles-Street Plac**
(Chan ), fr. 7 Charles. Ward 3
Charles River Avenue
(Chen.), from Water to the
Charles river, Ward 4
Charles River I>am *
(North Sta.). from end of
Leverett * to Cambridge lire
Charles River Es-
planade (Back B«v), from
Cambridge Bridge to Charles-
gate East
Charles River i^quare
(Back Bay), from rnarles
R.iver Esplanade to 119 Re-
vere, Ward S
Oharletteui*- E.*«t (Fen-
wax 1. tr. .■»i.^ btacOD to Bojli-
ton, Ward 8
l^harleocnte %Veii( fFen-
BackBayPark^WardS
•Charlesview (Br.).ft«m
132 Bieelow to 66 Newton,
Ward 26
i 36 Williams Place ,
I 40 _ Salem i
I 48 Phipps Placv
I oil Dillaway Place I
I -xs Carter Place !
I 75 JackBOD Av.
(8 Hildreth Place
. 80 Marshall Place
I Cem. Conns Hill Cemeteiy i
I 91 Copps Hill Terracf
: 108 Snowhill
i Commercial* |
] * Chase (I'phams Corner), i
from 16 Willie to 221 E. Cot-
, tage. Ward 11
Chaste (Ro8 ), fr. Aehland* '
t«j Columbia. Ward 24
'Chatham, from 21 Mer- i
chanto Row to 6 Commercial '
Ward ,-.
43 45 Merchants Row
56 Butler Square
57 Chatham Row
68 Commercial* {
* Chatham «ow, fr. 131
State to 67 Chatham. Ward 5
* Chaucer (E.B.).fr.37Pope
to 21 Moore, Ward 1
S ,\ Z'^. !
ft fi9 Moore
(^buunct-y PIace(Chso.).
Pl'Me,''Ward''< ' '""°''
*Chauticy • (Essex Street
Eflse'i. Ward 5
2 1 Summers
23 Avon Place
56 49 Bedford
7a Eieter Place
&4 Howe Place
US US Eeeei*
Chaunry Pluoe (J.
trom 316i Waeh..» Wai
ftom 35y Sumner,* Wart
Chelimtford (Dor), tr.
an Bcott'e Court
u MvBtio "Wharf
C)ielaeaBridi!«
L^helaeu Court ( K.
•Cheney (Grove Hall),
Blue Hil "
Av., Wa
2 1 Bh
11 Sezal
(1 13 llartwell
Maple
71 Montona
n Elm Hill Av
Cheriton Rond (W. R ),
fr. 25 Edgemere Road, Wd. 23
*Cherofeee (Bo.x.CrosaiDg),
from 37 Hillside to Ponttac,
'Cherry (Sta A), from 1045
Waahiuptor* to 150 Bhaw-
mut Av » Waid 6
Chesamun Place (Hac-
over). Tom 250 Hanover*
Ward :.
Cheater (Mat ), tr. 73 Oak-
Cbeater (Readv.).
Mtltoii • to Reedvi
ting park. Ward 24
C •m...onwealth i
61 Brighton AT.#
Bridge. Odd
Bradshaw. Ward 19
Sq to the UheUe
Ida numbers 1 t
341 and even numbers 2 t
.%2 Ward 2, to end Ward 1
Cars from Bennington t
2 1 Maverick
20 Elbow
30 Emmons
54 53 Qove
90 Chelsea Place
98 Brake Place
118 115 Porter
140 Waihington Av
Ifin Savage Court
190 195 .Marion
234 239 Brooks
316 293 Putnaii
3(H 341 Prescott
Day Square
Cheater Park (Mat.), tr.
1519 Blue Hill Av. to Chester,
Ward 24
I Chester Place (Sta. A.),
trom 588 Shawmnt Av. to
' 141 Ncrtharapton* Ward 13
Cheater Place (W, R.),
from 66 Maple, Ward 23
CheMter0eld (Rox.). tr.
913 Massachusetts Avenue*
to AUerton. Ward 12
' 'Cheaterfleld (Ready.), fr.
dvilletolUpent, Wd.
t (Ch«
llSReadvi
6 Chestnut Court
63 Mt. Vemoii Av.
Monument Sq.
Chestnut (1 to 63 Bos-
ton, to end Back Bay). fw>m
16 Walnut to Chariee River.
Ward 8
2 1 Walnut
Cenf- to 60 Oreen. 1 to
159 Wd. 15. liwto end Wd.22
Centre*
20 Rojs
23 Prieaing
29 Armstrong
53 Ashley
74 77 Mozatt
106 Maas. Babies' Hospital
107 Fo^be^
Ch. Dutch Reformed church
116 Sheridan
128 127 Paul Gore
165 Roslyn Place
159 Boyfston
e explanation, page I'i
BOSTON STREET DIRECTOKY 1916
Chestnut A.V.—
Ltjl. Right.
183 Spring I'ark Av
202 Chestnut Square
221 Chestnut Ftace
Chestnut Roud (W. R),
from Oak Road, Ward 2.3
Chestnut Sq. (J. P.). from
202 Chestnut Av., Ward 22
Chestnut Terrace (J.
P.), from 233 Lamartine to 12
Chestnut Square, Ward 22
Chestnut O
ve (J. P.),
Ward 22
Chestnut Hill A. venue
300 BriKhton. beyond
'- " -, Irom 358
Broohline
Coolldge Corner),
Washington to
line. Ward 25. Cars
Commonwealth av. to Beacon
Washington*
27 Bennett School
Academv Hill Road
33 Dighton
50 Westminster Terrace
58 Union
62 Winship
81 William Jackson Av.
96 Wallingford Road
165 Colweli Av.
184 Chiswick Road
Ch. First Parish Unit. Ch.
200 Strathmore Road
221 South
Chestnut Hill Kes'r
Chest Hill Driveway
Commonwealth Av.«
345 WoodmontAv.
346 Englewood Av.
Sutherland Road
Beacon •
Cleveland Circle
416 415 BrookUne line
>Chtckatawbut (Dor.),
Neponset Avenue
Vard 20
from 36) Nep
30 Narragansctt
37 Bowman
49 Plain
68 Hayward Place
82 Glide
ChlckerinB Place (Es-
sex St. Sta ), iron, 570 Wash-
ington* to 28 Harrison Ave-
•Child (J.P ), ft-om 92 South
•Chlldi
Av. to
At.. Ward
West Qlenwood
Gordon Av.
om hnplewood Av
Ward 25
Braeraore Road
Strathmore Re '
Selkirk Road
Strathmore Road
Selki ■ •■
91 Comi
Boylston, Wardp
69 Shawm ut
72 Ore) - -
Grenville Place
Columhus Av.*
Providence
Boylston
'Church (Dor.), from Est
Sq* ti 41 High. Ward 17
Eaton Square
12 Fifleld
22 Winter
40 High
•Church (W. R.)
River* to Thompson, Wd. 24
Church A.venue (S. B.),
fi-. 356 W. Broadway* Wd. 9
Church Court (Ch8n.),tr.
109 Warren* Ward S
♦ Church Oreen, junction
Summer* Bedlord and Lin-
coln Streets. Ward 5
Church Place (North
sta.), tr. 6 N. Grove, Ward 5
Place (Roi.
from 188 Cahot,
Ward!
odd Humbers and
15 Fountain
23 Herman
30 Circuit Square
48 41 Regent
Ch. St. Joseph's Church
84 Fenwick
85 Alpine Terrace
82 103 Washington*
Circuit Square (Box.),
trom 40 Circuit, Ward 13
•City Square (Chsn.),
ianciion Main, Park,Chelsea,
Warren Av., Rutherford Av.
and Harvard * Ward 4
•City Hull Avenue, ft-.
.15 School to Court Square,
Ward .-.
City Point Court (S. B J,
t)-om879 E. First, above 0,
Ward '.'
Claflin (S. B.), from C St. to
B St., Ward 9
•Clapp (Upham's Corner),
from 215 Boston to 1200 Mass.
Av.. Ward 11
Boston*
80 Massachusetts Av *
Clapp Place (Upham's
Cor.), changed to Mayhew
Clarence Terrace (Dor.
Center), trom 17 Weotworth,
Ward 21
'Clarendon (1 to 75 Sta.
A, 77 to t-nd Back Bay),
ft-om 557 Tremont to 276 Col-
1536 Dorchester Av.*, Wd. 20
' indicates public highways
Left.BigJU.
37 Gray
48 47 Appleton
66 59 Chandler
76 65 Columbus Av.«
Railroad. No p
198
Grundmann Studioi
203 Providence
Boylston *
220 Hotel Guildlora
220 Newbury
Ch. Ist Baptist Church
252 259 Commonwealth Av.
260 Hotel Hamilton
270 273 Marlboro'
274 279 Beacon
Clarendon Av. (Ros.).li
Poplar to Augustus Avenue
Ward 23
Clarendon Av. (W. R.)
ft-om Hautevale to 515 Beech
Ward 23
Clarendon Court (Ros.)
fr. 5 Clarendon Park, Wd. 2:
ndon Park (Ros.)
•285 Poplar
Ward r,
2 1 Hanover*
19 Walsh Place
62 49 North
70 69 Commercial*
Clark Place (J.P.)
Clark's Court (Chsn.)
tr. 316 Bunker HiU,* Ward f
•Olaxton (Dor. Center), ft-.
1012 Blue Hill At. to 171 Cal-
lender. Ward 21
Claxtoil (Ros ), from 3940
Washington, Ward 22
Clay
•Claybourn.
opp^ 1197 Hyde Pari
(Dor. Can
401 Park. Ward 20
106 105 I
Clay
(Dor.), ft. 147 Nepi
* to Queen, Ward :
♦•Clayton (Dor ).
Freepon to 59 Park,
Ward 13. to end Wo
* streets partly public
) Greenwich
Clayton Pla
Columbus Av.* Ward :
Davton, Ward 20
Clermont (Dor. Center), ft-.
51 Bailey to 89 Fuller, Wd. 21
* denotes street care
Wards
•Cleveland (Rox.), ft. 37
Winthrop to 28 Moreland,
Ward 12
•Cleveland (H. P.), fr. 1385
River* to Brainard, Ward 24
Brainard
Cleveland Av. (Alls.),
ft-om 19 Everett. Ward 26
•Cleveland Circle*
(Boulevard), junction Bea-
con, Chestnut Hill Avenue
and Sutherland Road,Wd. 25
•Cleveland Place (Han-
over), trom 17 Snowhillto 16
Margaret, Ward 5
•Cliff (Rox.), fiom 139 War-
ren to 2*36 Wash., Ward 13
SO Cliff Place
43 Dana
62 Washington *
Cliff Place (Rox.), ft-om 3
CliH. Ward 13
**Cliffiiiont (Ros.), froE
lOOS Canterbury, Ward 23
Clifford (Ros.), changed t
AT..* Ward 16
'Clifford (Readv.), from 223
Milton* to ReadviUe b-ot-
Milton*
ington to Sefton, Ward 25
•Clirton, (1 to 51 Rox 53
to end Upham's Corner), ft.
51 Shirley to 684 Dudley,
40 41 East Cottage
72 Batchelder
93 Burgess
121 Dudley*
Olirton Place (Sta. A),
tr. 1919 Washington, * Wd. 13
liorfo'S
Ward 23
•Clinton (Hanover), ftom 36
Merchanti- Row to 143 Atlan-
tic ATcnue Ward 5
2 1 Merchants Row
ftom 38 Perkins to 81 Cam-
bridge. Ward 3
Cllve (J. P.), fr. 47 Boylston
to 70 Spring Park Av., Wd.22
::|over (Dor.), tl. 24 Minot,
Clyde (E. B.), ftom 61 Mar-
ginal, Ward 2
:?oan Place (Rox. Cross-
ing), fr. i? Conant, Ward 14
Cobb (Sta A), ftom 1011
Washington* to 132 Shaw-
mut Av.,« Ward 6
Cobden (Rox.), fWim 291
Walnut Av. to 2988 Wash-
See explanation, i
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
>Godinau(Dor. Center). ft.
Morton lo 861 AdanaB. 1 to
279 Ward 21, 280to end Wd.SO
Cars trom WaehitiRton et. to
99 Druid
125 Oak ridge
2S1 Washington*
279 Dorchester Av
299 Patterson
821 Hutchinson
412
; Coliinibitt Park (Grove
I Hall), from I'Ji Intervale,
Ward IS
I Columbia
, ham's Cor.]
I Road,» Wt
tr 376Columbi
ffi;
•Godn
Park (RoxO,
fr. 11 Townaend. near Waah-
ington, Ward 15
Codnian Place (Rox.),
from29M Wash.,* Ward 15
• Codnmn Square (Dor.
Center) • June. Waahington.
Centre, Talbot A». and Nor-
folk, WaroB 19, 20, 21
Godman Hill (Koi), fr.
2928 Wash • to Codman Fk.,
Coffey (Dor.), tr. 14 Ncwhall
to 281 Neponset Avenue,*
Ward 20
• Cohaaaet (Bos.), from
Corinth to Albano. Ward 23
•Golbers ATCDue (Rob.).
ftom 232 BeUrade Av. to 164
o' Belgrade Av.«
23 Ardent
44 Rexhame
64 Bradwood
M Cornell
85 Montvale
103 Lorraine
Beech
(Rox. Crossing),
•Coleman (Upham's Cor-
Hamilton! 1 to 21 Ward 17,
22 to end Ward 18
7 Trent
Cleveland nearBrainard,"?
re Place. (Uan-
1 85 Salem, Ward 5
45 Wash.,* Ward
d, S. B.), t^. 600 Blue Hill
r. to Marine Park Ito
S Ward 19, 137 to 390 Ward
1290 Ward 11. 1292 to end
Ward Itt. Cars from Blue
Blue Hill Av.«
11 Old Road
Normandv
15 Michigan Av.
Hewins
Pinckney Road
■Collimbua A.v.» (Ito 249
Back Bay, 251 to 649 Sta. A,
651 to 1571 Rox. Crossine,
to end Roibury),tVom Park
Square to Franklin Park.
1 to 52 Ward S, 53 to C27 Ward
7, odd numbers from 629 to
1119 and even numbers from
622 to 1192 Ward 13. Odd
EUol
Motor Mait
Tennyson
' AriUigton
Ferdinand
Ch. People's Temple
189 Berkeley*
Hotel Trenton
221 Pope BIdg.
223 Morgan
Uolwell Avenue (Br.),tr.
166 Chestnut Hill A». near
South, Ward 26.
X'omlnii TerracetRox.),
from 36 Bower, Ward 16
' Conimerce, from 3 Com-
mercial • to 196 Atlantic Av.
^Commercial* (1 to 4
and 2 to 36 Boston, 49 to ^nd
and 38 to i-nd Hanover), from
17(1 State to 167 Prince, Wd. 5
3 Commerce
S Chatham
18 9 South Market St.
20 Faneuil Hall Market
24 North Market St
247 Wales Place
1 oI'S'h.h.r
311 Richfield
315 Columbia Terrace
339 Hamilton
376 Columbia Place
390 389 Quincy
410 Bodwell
431 Bellevuc
468 Sayward
490 499 Bird
630 Davenport Av.
Bay R.R. St
Albtmarle
589 Stoushton*
j Dudley*
North Burial Gr.
I Hamlet
637 Upham's Court
702 701 East Cottage
276 Clarendon
Back Bay R.R. I
267 Bucking:
282 Hotel A
318 Chandler
S50 3.35 Dartmouth*
30.3 Yarmouth
380 Appleton
398 387 W. Canton
415 Hotel Columbus
416 Holyoke
419 Hotel Plaza
437 Berwick Park
465 Tlie Savoy
440 barren Av.
440 Columbus Square
474 476 W. Newton
486 Union Church
488 Rutland Stjuare
493 W. Rutland Sq.
611 Qrcenwich Park
6ln Concord Si^are
636 Worcester
659 Wellington
622 627 Camden
Fleet
227 AtlanHc Av.
261 Eastern Av. to S. Ferry
295 Sargent's Whart
> Clark
323 Union Whan
I North
371 Lincoln's Whart
1 Salutation
1 Police Station 8
i 371 Battery
379 Battery Whart
* H olden Court
4f>9 Constitution Whart
1 423 Hanover*
425 Chelsea Ferry*
5 Globe Alley
i}i Greenough Lane
6 Luther place
4 Henchman
463 Fiske's Wharl
a Commercial Court
(Hanover) from 486 Com-
mercial*. Ward .'i
Commercial Point
(Dor.), from Freeport, opp.
foot Wash and Union, Wd. 20
I Boston B. B. Grounds
(Mat.).
J Biimark,
) Park Av.,
from 870
. Bradlee,
Ward
•Coll
^a^r!
•Colllaton Koad (Cool
idge Corner), from 25 Lanarl
Road to Corey Road, Wd.2.
Colman Place (Alls.), ti
Colonial Road
69 Academy Hill
Union, Ward 25
First to 30 W. Secon
•Columbia (Esei
Bta.), from 87 Bedfi
Essex, Ward 5
Columbia (Ros.),
lee to Chase,Ward 2
ham's Comer), fro
Vernon, Ward 11
%^£.
* indicates public highways
Preble
Champney
1480 H Street
1620 I Street
1606 K Sfreet
1662 L Street
1736 M Street
1768 Marine Roail
1772 N Street
1780 Kast Eighth
1794 O Street
187 6 East Seventh
Farra"Ut Road
Marine Park
•Columbia Square
f Upham's Corner) * junction
Columbia Road, Stouehton
and Dudley, Wds. 11, 17
Columbia Terrace
(Upham'B Cor.) from 316
Columbia Road* Ward IS
•* streets partly public
Grinnell
870 Weston
901) Koapton Place
916 917 Ruggles
1058 1057 Prentu
1119 Station
110« 1119 Tremont*
1182 AUard Court
119Z Roxbury*
1267 Decatur Aven:
1316 Cedar
1281 Vitale Place
1499 Old Heath
14% 1501 Centre*
15J0 Jackson Square
1647 Echo
1572 Ritchie
1704 1703 Dimock
1764 1745 Bragdon
1828 Bancroft
1860 Bray
1926 1913 W. Walnut park
1948 1963 Washington*
1973 Weld Avenue
Square (Kox.), junction
Warren and Dudley streets.
Ward. 12, 13
Common(The)boundedby
Tremont. Boylston, Charles,*
Beacon and Park streets
•Common (Chsn ), trom 34
I 1 Winthrop
2 Winthrop Square
10 Park
14 Putnam
• Common <, .^«» ^^'^ ^ ^j-
827 "a
:Bay,
Corner. 951 to 139
to end Brighton),
719 Wards
I Beacon street
Arlingtoi
Berkelev
Clarendon
4b 27 Berkelev
arendo
t Baptist Church
Hotel
I Geo. Putnam On
I Walnut Avenue*
. Fail
ir°fleld
,The
Columbus Place (Essex
St. sta.), from 169 EUot *
• Columbua Square (Sta.
A), CoiumbuB Av. * opp.
Berwick Park, Wards 7
* denotes sfreet cars
282 273 Glouceslet
308 Imperial Hotel
308 811 Hereford
333 The Empire
362 Hotel Commonwealtl
866 355 Massachusetts Av.*
390 Hotel Puritan
400 Hotel Somerset
415 Charlesgate (East)
461 Charlesgate (West)
490 Kenmore
4^j 497 Beacon*
See explanation, page IT
541 I'heWestgate
Ml RsleiKh
I Brookline Avei
541 IJeerfleld
Crownlnihleld Road
10J8 Babcock
lCe4 Wimlow Road
! Commonwealth J
1161 Brighton Av.
1199 Linden
52 Harvard Av.»
46 Idlewild
1269 Spoftord Road
1280 Gorham A
Boulevard Terrace
Commonwealth Ter.
1640 Monroe
1760 Kmrois Koad
I Waahineton
Monroe
[Tommings Boad
therlaiTrt Koad
92 rhiswick Road
1833 Sidlaw Road
L54 BraemoreRoad
178 (I Chestii
1987 South
2021 Foater
v.»
Ward 9
UunimOMweialth Tei
rave (Cooli'lge Corner),
muton (Sta. i
W.i.i, to «» '
26 33 Shawmut Av.«
« 45 Middlesex
60 59 Emerald
74 73 Villaee
88 87 Albion
92 96 Tremont»
* Conant (Roxbtuy CrosB-
3 Parker
27 Coan Place
Conant-St. Place
33 Naaoii Place
114 Whitney
1^2 UuntinRton Av.«
Conant Place (Koxbury
CrosainK). from Si King,
Ward 13
GonanC-Street Place
(Rox Crossing), from 28 Co-
Monirment 90. to 1*2 Bunker
from 911 Clinton, Wards
Goacord A.V. (Chan.), from
3 Lexington to Jefferton At..
Ward 4
Concord Place (8la. A),
from 108 Worceater, Ward 7
• Ooncord Square (Sta.
A), t>om 723 Tremont* to
ao Columbus Av..« Ward 7
BOSTON STREET
*Gondor (E. B.),from foot
ot Border to Glendon, Wd. 1
15 Meridian*
Bridge to Chelsea
97 Brooks
104 Crowley's Wharl
185 Putnam
Glendon
CoDflrmatlon Place
tChsn ) from 169 Rutherford
Av..Ward3
* ConKreiis, from 31 State
7 Worthington bldg.
H ( Congress Square
16 Post Office Avenue
«0 Exchange Place
60 59 Water
Post Office Square*
96 96 Milk*
DIRECTORY 1916
'Oopeland (Ro«.),from26(
170 Perkins
207 MatQiews
216 216 High
233 237 Purchase
285 Estes Place
295 Ollbert Place
303 Dorchester Av.
Congreis-St. Bridge
ol8 Sleeper
342 Famsworth
352 3.51 A Street
.368 Pittsburgh
368 Stillinffs building
372 Stillings
3S5 N.Y.,N.H.»H.fVeight
C Street
1. Place, »
Wards
hire to
11 and 29 Congress. • Ward 5
•Coi
Roa.l.fi
75 Mo:
23 Burton Avenue
45 Louise Park
Aspen
69 Copeland Place
from 69 Copeland. Ward 16
•* Copley (Rox.). trom 15
School, across Atherton
Ward 15
•Copley Square (Bad
Bay) • bounded by Boylston
Trmity Place, St. James Av
and Dartmouth, Wards 7, 8
'Copley's HiKhwaj
( Dor.), changed to Redfield
m ?oi
•ConKreaa Sqn
29 8ta"e«---" "" '
piTKos.). from 931
8 Centre. Ward 23
*ConIey (Dor.), from 666
Freeport. Ward 20
Connolly (Rox.). trom 46
Fellows. Ward 12
• Conrad (Upham's Comer),
from 33 Sumner, Ward 11
•Convent Path (E. B ).
from Gladstone to Breed,
Ward!
Converat- (Br.), trom 196
Parsons. Ward 26
•Conway (Ros.). fr. South
to 26 Fairvlew, Ward 23
•C^oob (Ch8n.),fr. 269 Bun-
ker HiUlo328Medtord,Wd.3
2n CooK-St. Court
30 Hill
34 Mystic Place
42 Kelley Court
U Cook-8t. Place
48 47 Medford
Cook Terrace (Mat.)
>r 734 Norfolk to across Fre
mont PI., Ward 21
Coofe-St. Court (Ghsn,)
■ m 20 Cook, Ward "
>h-8t. Place (
m 44 Cook, Ward
Coolidse Avenue (North
Sta). trom 34 Temple to 86
Canibridge«and 17 Bowdoin,
Wards
CoolldfEe Place (S. B.).
trom 114 Bolton. Ward 9
•Coolldse ltd. (Alls. ).tr.
Zposite 288 N. Harvard ro 41
.nsOeld. Ward 26
ON. Harvard
■ CornlnK (Essex at. sta.), tr.
986 Washington to 374 Tr«-
mont. 1 to 23 Ward 5, 24 to
end Ward 8
2 1 Washington*
82 69 Tremont*
'Cornwall (J. P.). fr. 3261
Washington • to 364 Amory,
Ward 22
Washington
16 Havertord
33 Marmion
40 Oifford
l> 61 Brookside Av.
'Corona (Dor. Center). fr. 61
Bowdoin* to 375 Geneva
Av..Ward 18
' Cortes (Essex st. sta.),fr. 6
Ferdinand to 117 Berkeley.
•Cordis (Chsn.)
Warrm* to 34
Ward 3
• Cordla.St.
from 21 Cord!
Ward 4
IPleaaant
Av. (_Chsn.;
to Newton line. Ward 23
u Park
21 n'. Y^N^S. & H. I
80 CenUe*
88 Henshaw Terrace
137 Garden
62 Montview
199 Pomtret
22 Garfield Av.
225 Ruskin
42 Vermont Av
263 Weld
Dwii
iRoad
I Gould Av
Brook Fa-m Road
Seymoui Road
Newton li
Corey Avenue (Essex St.
sta.). trom 12 Ash to 39 Ben.
net, Ward 5
Corey Court (Chsn.). from
68 Cojey. Ward-l
Corey Road (Coolidge
Corner), froif. Brookline line
Corinne Road (Br.), fr.
11 Ranelegh Road, Ward 26
•Corinth (Ros.). tr.20Bel.
(trade Av.* to 4247 Washing-
ton,* Ward 23
•Corn Court, fr. 10 Fan
euil Uall Square to 20 Mer-
chants' Row. Ward 5
l-^^l
Summit
Kittredge
Washingt
266 261 Bellevue i
) Linden
I 306 Orange
to 66 Court.* Wards
Corn hill Court, fr. 201
Washington* to Court Av..
Wards
Huntington House
261 Westville.Wd.
'• C«itta«e ( E. B >, from 112
Marginal to Porter, Ward 8
and from west of Frescott to
Swift, Wards 2, 1
1 Marginal
9 Epis. Church
24 23 Webster
38 Cottage-St. Place
54 53 Sumner*
82 81 Everett
152 151 Gove
Decatur
Porter
Island
1 Neptune Road
I) Swift
, Cottaice (Chsn.). from 187
Bunker Hi
Cottace (S. B.), from 167
W. NiSth • to Old Colony
avenue. Word 11
Cottase (H P.). fr. Water
near pumping station to Mil-
ton line. Ward 24
4877 Washington.*
»'^°
S Bowdoin.* Ward 18
Vashington,* Wd. 6
ac7o""co'
Ward 13
Place (H. P.),
rin8low,Ward24
Road (W. R.),
tie beyond Grove to
)ad. Ward 23
:e-8t. Place
from 33 Cottage,
41Lowallto95Leverett.Wd 5
(Rox.). changed to Robey
Cottlnn (North i
■* ■ wallto95L
Lowell*
11) » Wall
14 Ransom Court
lotting Place (North
sta.). from 14 Chambers.*
Wards
* denotes street c
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Tremont row to Bowdoin
3 1 WoJihington*
5 AmeB Building
Tnmont*
Scollay Square
nt Row •
65 Cornhill*
Tremont 1
J Cornhill
77 Brattle
M Howard
85 Crawford House
97 Hanover*
109 Palauc Theatre
US Sudbury*
US Alden
(08 Stoddard
LflS Bulflnch
187 Bowdoin Square*
••Court Avenue, n. 217
Waehinf^on* to Court 8q.,
Wards
•Oourt Square, from 24
and 2« Court to City Hall,
Wards
dourtlnnd Road (Mat.),
from Greendale Road to Har-
vard, Ward 2!
Coventry (Roi. Croeilng)
iTom 1033 Tremont* to 752
Columbui At.* Ward 13
•Covington (S. B.}, from
^oTumbia Road to 63
! Park, Ward 10
132« Columbia
) Am-
ConiUKCW. R ), fr.li
Orange to Waflhingtoi
23
••Cowper (K. B.), fr(
Moore to Short, Ward ]
Crab A.IIey, from I
terymarch, ward 5
Craft (Rox. Crossing), I
75 South Huntini
1 Buntintrto!
I way, Ward
Cambridge to Roland. Wd. 3
•Crandall (Ros.). ftom JO
Augustus a. . Ward 23
Crane (H. P.), from Bradlee,
Hall),
»Wal-
90 77 Humboldt Av,
131 waumbeck
ISl Hollander
165 Holworthy
ineKfrom SfiS Centre* to 6(
Day, Ward 14
LJresoent (Chsn.J. from Ro
land across CambridEe.Wd. ;
t H. R. R. Ward 11
41 H«v«n
53 Newport
fi.1 Spring Garden
87 Sydney
Creneent Avenue i
fr Langley Road south
orly to Newton line, Ward 25
Crest (W.R.). from 156 Mt.
Vernon to 20 Kirk, Ward 28
Crest A-venne (Dor. Cen-
ter), from Medway, Ward 21
• indicates public hlghva
♦Creston (Grove Hall). from
342 Blue Hill Av.* to 6 Nor-
mandy, Ward 18
Crestwood Part (Grove
Hall), from 148 Townsend,
Ward 16
Crimmen riace (Chsn ),
from 35 Corey, Ward 4
■ce (St
West Canton, Wa
Crosbv rince (St
Reed, \f ard 12
Crosby rh
r to 15 New, Ward 2
•Cross (Hanover),
78 67 Hanover*
North
Fulton Court
U« 119 North
124 Fulton
IJO 161 Fulton
ardl W
vilie to Bullard, Ward 24
^ross Road ( W. R.), fron
Overlook Road to Bungalow
Road, Ward 23
[Iross- Street A Venn*
(Chsn.l, trom 33 Cross, Wd. ■
(Chen.), Itom 29 Cross.Wd. 4
l^rosstn Place (Roxbury
Crossing), t*. 26 King,Wd.l3
r^rosslnnd Xerrace
1 Br.), tr. 36 Winship, Wa. 25
•Crosainan (>
Norlolk lo W. S(
Crosstown Avenue
iRoaS
I Path (Dor. Ceu.),
I Washington to Clay -
Avenue (
Centre, Wd
Crowley (Fenway), changed
toSi.Albt " '
' WaTii'iS'
Croydon (Mat ), tr. Sa
nah Av. to Hcbion, War
Crystal Place (Chsn
tol39Nonantum. W,rd26
Culbert PliKe (Roxbury
Crossing), changed to Vltale
•Cumberland (Fenway),
tr 190 Huntington Av.* to
N.T., N.H.»H.R.R..Wd.7
Cummtnes (Sta. A), from
Sotitharapton * to South Bay
Avenue. Ward 9
••CnmmlUKs Road (Cool,
idge Corner), from 74 Corey
Road if Commonwealth Av.
* Ward J6
Eton (Fenway)
■Cushlns Avenue (Up-
ham's Comer), trom 579 Co-
lumbia Road * to 45 Sawyer
Av.,Ward,17
Columbia Road*
7 Wilbur
. Mary's Church
61 Jerome
65 Bowell
95 Sawyer /
Cushine Xerrace (Up-
ham's Corner) , from 18 Gush-
ing Av, to end of Upham Av.
Waral7
Oushinc Hill Road
( Dor.), trom HiU Top at be-
tween Allendale Av. and
Reddy lo Marsh St., Ward 20
t^ushinun Avenue(North
sta.), tr. 101 Leverett* to 9
Wall, Ward 5
Cusson Place(NorthsU.),
trom 3i South Margin, Wd. 5
•Custer (J. P.), tr. 67 South
to 186 Arborway, Ward 22
•Custom House St.
tr. 70 Broad to 31 India, Wd. 5
Cyanet (Br.), fr. 50 Antwerp
to 68 Litchfleld, Ward 26
Cypher (S. B), from 185 B
First, Ward 9
Dypress (Rob.), (Tom 171
Bellevue Av. to 850 Beech,
Ward 23
Wards
andford to'St. Maryl
... ...ncord to 14 r °°"-
Ward
460 Shai
»Cunard (Rox. Crossing)
Rutland,
e(Sta A),
Cypress Road (
numbers to Uia uolony A^
Wardll, loend Wardg
Dorchester Avenue*
Old Colony Av.
102 101 W. Ninth
104 Bell Court
114 115 W. Eighth
132 131 Baiter
146 145 W. Seventh*
158 157 Tudor
168 167 W. Sixth*
198 197 W°."F°°lh
212 211 Gold
226 225 W, Fourth
240 239 Silver
251 W. Broadway •
I 267 Athene
I 281 W. "■ ■
trow 65 Cahxt
bus Av * Wai
iilncba
•r). ■ —
"Jidg? 1
•Curtis
778 1.
(Uphai
) 516 Bennington,
•Curve (Essex St. sta.), fr.M
Broadway * to 169 Albany,
Ward ,i
t^ushlnz (W. R.), from 410
Baker, Ward 23
I •• streets partly public
39 Dacia Terrace
Itaclu Terrace
ham's Corner), tr. 39 1:
Ward 17
Bacy (H. P.), fr. 1441 Hyde
ParS Av.*toit. R.,Wara24
[ (Dor. Cen
• Dakota (Dor. Center), tr.
378 Washington* to 427 Ge-
neva Av. All odd numbers
and even numbers to 14 Ward
19, 16 to end Ward 18
Washington
14 16 Clayboume
26 27 Greenbrier
56 Dakota Road
102 Bowdoin Square
142 143 Geneva Ay.
Dakota Road (Dor.
Cen.), from 29 Westville lo 66
Dakota, Ward 18
' Dale (Rox. ), trom 296 War-
"1 JO 088 Wash.,Ward 16
2 1 Warren*
14 9 Sherman
24 l^wis School House
32 Maple Park
27 Milli
43 Rockland Av.
48 Laurel
56 55 Walnut Avenue*
'■* 79Waluna^
93 Rockland
HI Regent
Park Washington Park
132 141 1
• Dale (Roi and H. P.), flom
if£l
(Roi andH.P.),fl
liar Ward 23 to Clai
Us station. Ward 2
I Place (Rox.CroBS-
ing), trom 178 Cabot, Wd. 13
sta.), from 17 Rennet, Ward 5
>]>amrell (S. B), from 448
Dorchester Av. to Old Colony
Av., Ward 11
>DamrelI Av. (Ready.), fr.
> Aven
(H.P.)
Prsvidence Division N. Y.,
N. H. & H. R R. to Milton
0°% N.T.,N. H.&H.R. R.
Folsom
14 l.'i Hyde Pari
t Place
98 Water
14» 147 Loring
180 Washington
•Dunforth (J. P.), fr. Wy-
man to 74 Boylston, Ward 15
Danforth Place (Rox.).
trom 22 St. James. Ward I.'!
Dania (Mst). from Cook
Terrace to Manchester,Wd.21
• Danube (Upham's Cor-
ner), trom opp 38 Brookford
to 36 Dewey. Ward 17
llle (W R), fr. 140
, Ward 2S
. 63Wri
(Dor Center),!
See explanation, page 17
32
• Uurtmonth (1 to 149 Stu.
A, to end Back Bay), from
607 Tremont to 2«5 Beacon.
1 to 257 Ward 7, 258 to end
Wards. Carp from Tremont
to Boylston
2 1 Tremont*
22 19 Montgomery
48 45 Warren Ay.
65 Dartmouth Place
Rice School
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Waly
924 Eaet Fourth, Ward 'lO
' Dearborn
922 A"
Ward
2M. Dudley. I ♦ Oern.
.War°d'
Churcn
Dearborn Place
from I Derby Place (Sta A)
' from 1941 Wash.* to Clitton
Place, Ward l;i
(North Sta.), from
in lo 46 Hancock,
Back Bay R.R. station
Trinity Place R.R. Sta.
175 Trinity Court
Copley Square*
220 Blagden
230 Public Library
Boylaton*
Ch. Old South Churo:
270 Boston Art Club
280 279 Newbury
800 301 Commonweallh A
318 315 Marlboro
330 Hotel Graffam
* Dartmouth PI
Wird
Dave
to702Columbu»Av.,« Wd.l;
Davenport A. venue
32 33 EuBtH«
47 Ziecler
62 63 Dudley*
Dearborn Place (Hot.),
t)^m 24 Dearborn, Ward 12
•Dearborn Square
(Roi.), Junction Dearborn,
Albany and Mall, Ward 12
Deblola (Sta. A), ti'om480
' Decati
> (Sta. A),
:Av..,'A,:
95 Havre, Wd.
2 I uoraer
20 19 Uverpool
BII (Roi.), from :
Columbus Av.<
n'sfRicSl
207 London, Ward 2
Davia Place (Roi
SO Webber, Ward 12
Davia Place (Rox.)
ton. Ward 24 2 Ar mg.
Fairmount Av.
10 Way
39 Walter
Arlington
*Davitt (Upham'B Cor.),fr.
339 Savin Hill av.. Ward 17
Dawea (Upham's Corner),
fr. 2U E. Cottage to 33 Willis,
17 Vine
43 Bainbridge
58 Decatur Court
76 76 Dupont
88 Chauncey Place
Medtbrd -
•Decatur (Sta. A), from
1076 Washington to 367 Har-
rison Av.,* Ward 6
Decatur A.venue (Rox.
Crossing!, trom I2S7 Colum-
bus Av.,» Ward 15
Court
catur, W
Decber Avenue (J. P.),
from 200 Lamarliue, Wd. 22
Dedhani. see East Dedham
and West Dedham
Deainoml (Rox.). trom 92
Rutherford Av.
Devens Street Place
(Chsn.). fr. 74 Rutherlord Av.
■•ever (Dor.l, from 178 Eow-
doin.« Ward IS
'•Devon (GroveHall), :
57SWarrer
Road*
rren «acroBB Columbia
Wards, ^,J'"° *="■ ''■•
22 23 Blue Hill Av.
142 141 Columbia Road
l&l Vaughan Av.
70 171 N.Y..N. H.&H. R. R.
' Devonshire, from Dock
Sq. to 88 Summer, "Ward 5
Cars trom Dock Sq. to State
2 Dock Square
Wardl
Broad. Ward 5
aud Faneuil Hall
Wash.
Square. Ward 5
1 WaBhiugto
24 Faneuil Hall 8q.
SO Exchange
82 Oevonemr€#
Doherty Court (E. B.]
from liiii Everett, Ward 2
I>olun*s Court (J. P.), Ji
346 Amory, Ward 22
* Don (Dor. Center), fr. 15
WoodrowAv. to 170 Callen
der. Ward 21
Donnybroob.
Bon, Ward 2«
Faneuil to Hob-
Hall), t>. Geneva Av.. neai
Columbia Road.* Ward 19
Moulin Pla.c*e (S. B.), fr,
211 West Third. Ward 9
Oorehester (R. R'i- frnm
423 Wefli First
90 to 259. Ward 7*
Ward 1
'^'
I Post OlHce
141 Milk •
Equitable Building
161 Compton Buildini!
Master Builders' A«
John Hancock Bldg.
FrankUn •
> Roach,
r> Dorchester Av
E. Second
27 W. .Second
Emerson
63 E. Third*
G Street
75 Athens
E. Broadway •
I Ward 9.
mtoend
E. Third
Ward 20
' I»ay (Rox.
212 Beath i
Ward 14
r Grotto Glen Road
! Hutchine Avenue
Round Hill
t Kenney
299 Summer •
'ey (Uphjim'e Comer)
the Charles River, Ward
•Deerine Koad (Mat.
Harvard, Ward 2
Delaware Place {I
from 18 Arlinirton, Ward
Delhi (Mat.), trom Moi
108 Howard
"Dewey Sqi
Ward 17
AtlanlicAv.,Wd!'^'
to 662 I • DeWoir (Upham's Cor-
ner), trom 2«IS Hancock to
10 Downer Avenue. Ward 17
Dexter (Chsn.) fromAIford
Park Av.» War
Dell Terrace
P.), Ir.
iliyde
I Evergreen
■ Byjne
98 106 By
124 Ma
148 146 Centre*
Hyde Square
• Day Square (E. B.)
June. Prescott. Chelsea anc
BenninKton,* Wards]. 2
•Dayton (Dor. Center), fr,
ZSNUontotheR.R., Wd. 2(
Dayton .Avenue (Rox),
(torn 30 Mall. Ward 12
•Deacon (Sta. A), from 78
W, Cnncora to Worcester,
Wards
(Fenway), Ir. 451 Brookline
Av.« to Rivcrway.Ward 14
Brookline Avenues
Pilftrim Road
.\utumn
Riverway
• Dean (Upham's Corner),
from 49 Howard Av. to 22
Judson. Ward 17
* indicates public hitchwa}
Crossing), from 7.S9 Parker
to Carmel, Ward 14
17 SewaU
61 Burney
Dempater (Rox. Cross-
ing), from 260 Ruggles to 70
Halleck, Ward 14
Deiinla (Rox.), trom 4671i(
ISud
Wd.:
2 1 Dudley*
13 Huckiiis
16 A Rollins Court
28 26 Winthrop
88 41 Moreland
48 WoodvillePark
53 Stafford
52 67 Woodvllle
Denniaon (Rox.). from 3
Walnut Av . to Townsei
Ward I.'i
•Denny (Upham's Come:
ftom 173 Savin Hill Av.
the water. Ward 17
ad, Ward 23
K<l. (Alls.), trom
435 Cambridge to Bralotree,
Ward 25
teuton Terrace (Rob.),
Ir. 4420 Washington to Kit-
'envir(Dor. Center), fr. 24
Edwin to Shepton. Ward 20
;ei>ot Square (Dor.),
^nctlon of Walnut, • Vifood
Rice and Taylor, Ward 20
•♦ streets partly public
■Dexter (S. B.), from 6J
Dorchester Av. • Ward 11
Dexter Court (Upham
Comer), ftom 229 Boston, 4
opp. Clapp Place, Ward 11
Dexter Place (S. B ), fi
8 Dexter. Ward 11
169 West Sixth
185 TudOT
West Seven tti
IW
Tht
Sq.
(Dor.)
Ward:
DIcfc
Adam, to 87Clayton,Ward IS
DlChton (Br.), fi-om S96
Washington* t^ 33 Chestnut
Hill.
Dllla'
Ward
Dillaway Pla
Wards
(Essex St.
Ills to Dor
9 Charter, Wd. 5
•Dillon (Sta. A.), fVom 7«
Lenox to 27 Sawyer. Ward 13
iDllworth (Sta. A.),fV. 390
Northampton* to 195 Cam-
den. Ward 7
' nimock (Rox.). trom 2983
Wash. * toIOo Amory. Wd. 15
•DIneley Place (Fsbcx
ams • Ward 20
Dorchester av.
51 LaHeld
2 Newman
306 Alger
I) Boston PlaCf
Ch. Grace Cliurch
327 Tuckerman
< Jenkins
) Vinton
Borhani Mem. M.E.Ch.
341 Middle
347 John Boyle OReilly
I Ward
361 Woodward
Rogers
John A. Andrew School
38.5 St Monica'. R. C. Ch
403 Dorchester Avenue*
Andr*>w Square*
Preble
torcheater Avenurd
> 7 Boston, 9 to 699 S. B 7(:0
) 1246 Unharos Corner, 1247
> 1699 Dor., to end Dor.
1 303 Congress
fy" niiniberB290to 1032Wd.
11. Odd numbers 1077 to 1269
■ 1034 to 1266
umbersl-
chR.R.a...
1 numbers 1266 to Shaw-
"'"! Branch R. R. Ward 18
Odd numbers Shawniut
Branch R.R. to 1907 and even
R.R to Southern boundary of
Dorchester Park
Odd and even num
end Ward 21. Cars r
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
, i NewUnd, Ward C
HumphreyB
688 687 N. v., N. U.
West Second
I Engine House ^
I W. Broadway*
; MacAUen
; Pepperell Place
Alger
MRdle
Woodward
50y Carnegie
M5 Humboldt Place
iPark
1903 Talbot Av.»
Peabody Square
1931 Bailey
1953 Fullei
Fuller
Beale
Winkle
2070 2069 Codman«
Cem. South Burial On
2121 Valley Road
2199 Bellows Place
Oh. Catholic Church
2221 St. QrCBOry'" Court
686 Kemp
702 Power 8
715 RaweoD
725 Washburn
745 Howell
766 755 Dorchester Old L
771 BcUflower
787 Dorset
804 Locust
827 Harvest
854 847 Mount Vernon
857 Roaeclair
874 S71 Columbia Road
921 Edison Green
908 Qralton
940 Crescent Av.
949 East Cottage
1002 Romsey
1032 Belfort
1027 Victoria
1051 Pearl
1050 St. William
1064 Hallam
1074 Elton
1075 Thomley
1090 1087 Doris
UOO 1099 Savin Hill Avenue •
7.'i7 Wflsh, • to 238 Tremont,
■l>orla (Upham's Comer). fr.
41 Auckland to 16 Eric At.,
■Dorr (Rox.).fi^m 70 High-
land to 61 Lambert Avenue,
Ward 15
■Dorrance (Chsn.). l¥om
651 MBii'*to74Arliogton Av.
Ward 3
■Dorset (Upham's Comer),
from 787 Dorchester Av.# to
160 Boston* Ward 11
from 20 Mall to 15 Webber,
Uouslaftn A.v«
from 2C - ■■ '
Ward 1
DoufflasH Court, (B
over), t>om 141 Endic
Wards
' Dove (Upham'e Corner), tv.
'.•to34Dacia,
rt (Ophi
i Dove,Wi
1149 Dunn Court
1 Ellsworth
I Kimball
1 Orchardfield
1S59 EUet
i Greenwich
J Fenno Place
i St.Ambrose R,
) Fields Corner
' 1461 Charles
I OShawmut 1
R. R.
1485 Faulkner
> Lincoln
> 1513 Park*
J Christopher
16(11 Elbridge S
1683 Centre Av
Rosemont Road
Lonsdale
1 Welles Avenue
Shepton
»»er (S. B.). from .3»3
13 Dorchester Wd.
Drew Place (Ron. Cross-
ing), from aisRuggles.Wd.lS
Drisko (Rox. Crossing), fV.
432 Huntington Avenue •
Ward 7
*Drohaii Square (Up-
Green, Ward 11
Dromey (Upham's Comer),
'' Judson to 34 Brook-
Dromey easterly, ^
from 49 Olenway to 24 McLe
Ian. Ward 19
Duck I^ane Plac
(Alls.), changed to Stadim
Place
• Dudlev • (1 to 663 Ro
554 to 788 Upham's Comer
from Eliot 8q. to Columb
1 to 14S Ward 13 Odd nun
here 147 to 553 and even nun
bers 150 to 688 Ward U. Odd
numbers 555 to end Ward 1
113 Opera House
People's Nat. Bank
135 Dana
137 Dudley-St. Bap. Ch.
Hotel Dartmouth
or Dudle
>Hall
83 Washington •
1 155 Harrison Ave.<
I Calvert Place
I 269 Albany
Downer Court (Dor), fr.
388Bowdoin,» Ward 17
•Downer siquare (Up-
ham's Corner), junction Han-
cock and Pleasant, Ward 17
•DowninK (Rox Cross.),
from 141 Vernon to 14 Whit-
tier, Ward 13
DoWnins A.venue (Br.),
* Dracut (Dor. Center), fr.
1872 Dorchester Av.» to opp.
Drake Place (E. B ),
from 98 Chelsea to 133 Paris,
Ward 2
•Draper (Dor.). fVom 38
Arcafli-. to 267 Bowdoin •
Ward IS
lb 15 Wentville
31 Robinson
86 RIdgewood
16-.;
170 167 Harrison 1
197 Pevear Place
198 Ladder Co. No 4.
198 Winslow
201 Fremont Place
217 Greenville
2al Hotel Dudley
233 Oakland Ay.
■237 Hotel Dearborn
253 Mt. Pleasant Av.
254 Dearborn •
291 Mt. Pleasant Place
713 Hotel Denmark
Holden Place
723 Monadnock
747 Virginia
Phillips Place
Hotel St. Botolph
771 Hotel Melita
783 Columbia Road*
145 Rcslindale Avenue
1<6 Amherst
166 Birch
Washington*
Dudley Place (Rox.), fr
«« Dudley* Ward 13
Duke (Mat.), fr.lfi Ormond
to 71 Wellington Hill. Wd.21
* Dumas (Dor. Center), tr. 63
Mascot to 58 Willowwood,
Ward 21
Perthshire Road
•Dundee (Fenway), from
130 Massachusetts Av. * to
6 Dalton. Ward 7
•Dunr«krd(Rox ). fr.l9 Cob-
den to Fe.mer, Ward 15
•]»unllam (S. B.).fr. 328 E.
Xinth to 123 Old Harbor,
Ward 11
I Dunham Park (S. B),
from 65 West Firth, Ward 9
Dunkeld (Grove HalD.fr.
! '^\rTir' '" '■ ^"^■"*"'-
•Diinlap (Dor. Cen.). from
Whitfield, Ward °o"
Dttulow (Rox. Crossing),
from 219 Boxburv * to 25
Elmwood. Ward 13
Place
Crossing). 1
Elmwood,
' 1 \Z ""
e (Rox.) fi
to 10 iHa
3 Ridgewood
lilton to Neponsi
3h. St. Patrick's Church
ae Woodward Av.
433 Partridge Place
449 Lewis°p1aoe
457X Dennis
Hugh O'Brien School
473 Miller Park
186 Shiriey
495 Brook Av
198 Rockford
116 Burrell
699 Howard Av
636 Folsom
636 Burgess
637 Hotel Nightingale
661 Magnolia
677 Hotel Glad
681 Alexander
684 Clitton
9 public highways
■Dunreath (Rox.), fr. 236
Warren * to 5 Aspen. Wd. 16
■Dunstable (Chsn.). from
284 Main * to 277 Ruther-
Bakerto 16 Heldun, Ward 23
>*Dupont (Chsn 1, from 168
Chelsea * across Decatur at
78, Ward 4
Durant (W. R.), from 430
See explanation, page Xt
34
bridlte
Odd HI
fr. 677 Cam-
N. Beai'on fl
Ward 25. Evei
bridlte • to US N. Beaion •
(Sta.Al.from 227
Shairmut Av. • to 518 Tie-
Swinell (W. R.), from 270
Corey, Ward ?3
Dyer (Dor. Center), from 26
Capen • to 58 Evaoa, Wd. 21
I>yer A.veniie (S. B.), fr.
i4^Biuf"m"J
ma, Ward 24
'E Street (1 tc
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY
m xigia.
< 869 O Street
1916
'J'uast Brookline
A), from 1532 Washingt
613 Albany, Ward 6
274 273 W. Fifth
314 313 Silver
330 3?3 AthMis
342 Adam< Place
352 319 W. Third
362 361 Bolton
Vincent Church
Sec -
383 Dresser
" - W. Urn
Cypher
37(1 37.'i W, Second
383 -
396 395
50 49 hairisnn At. •
79 Andrews
92 Bu.h
112 Thorn
120 119 Albany
►Fast Concord (SI
fn m 1636 Washington
Albany Wflrd6
2 1 Washington •
126 127 Albany
•East Cottaee (Uphai
Corner), from 552 Dudley
949 Dorchester At. 1 to Ra
road Bridge Ward 12, to e
Dudley •
East Fifih (S. B.), from
"' " - 131 Farragut Boad.
t, Ward 10
Jity l>oi
I .391 O
Ward 11
Ch.
Leyla
24 25 Clifmn
36 29 Baichelder
49 Baker Park
Railrond Bridge
98 Norfolk Av.
105 Humphreys
165 Columbia Road
Summer
Easle (E. B.),
West Eagle
Eaele i
from Cottage
10 Wil.et.Ward
*Eaele Square (E.
junction Chel-ea and i
Eagle Streets, Ward 1
Earl (S. B.). from 143
Ninth to 40 Damrell, S. B.,
Ward 11
*Easl (Essex t
72 South to 705
Wards
2 1 South
Engine H
11 East-St. I
22 23 Atlantic J
•Easl(Dot.),fr-
ter Av. • to 34
Highland
56 wriliamsl
278 Dorchester At. •
•East Dedham (Sta. A)
(r. 1456 Wash, to 565 Albany,
Ward 6
2 1 Wasniugton •
in 17 Mystic
46 Meander
60 .19 Harrison At. •
. 46 Putnam to Eagle Sq. Wd. j
200 201 Putnam
J3 Prescott
53 Prescott Square
317 liPxingtun Square
325 Shelby
.'J49 Princeton
East Kiehth (S. B.l,
676 675 M Street
705 Onslow Terrace
7™!X Scott Place
716 717 N Street
"SO 779 O Street
826 825 P Street •
874 873 Farragut Road •
Marine Pai k
•East First (S. B.), from
West First to I Farragut Rd.
Ward 9. Cars from P Street
to Farragut Road
West First
452 451 H Street
474 Jones K Meehan's Whf.
481 Vicksburg
489 I Street
494 Stetson's Wharf
500 Terrlll's Wharf
i Bay .State Place
Srinth (S. B.), from
— " * * Colum-
) 307 Mercer
1 Dunham
Columbia Boad
Dorchester 1 __ _
Road, Ward 9. Cars i. .
t to Farragut Road
i Dorchester
Vicksburg
- - I Street
613 Emmett
1 I Street
1 Emmett
I K Street
560 559 K Street
Edison Wharf
602 601 L Street
1 M Street
Lawley's Wharf
Farragut Road
East Fourth fS. B.). fi
12* Dorches'r to City Poin
Dorchester •
501 Linden
■■" O Street
Fourth-St. Plai
514 517 O Street
5;il Ft ■ '
.)82 595 H
616 616 I Street
S« Jay
679 Police Statloi
683 K Street
693 Emerson •
64 763 M S
Leonard Place
813 N Street
825 Ch of Our Redeemer
854 855 O Street
861 Engine House No. 2
906 903 P Street •
924 Dean Wav
942 941 Farragut Road •
Foot Marine Park
♦East Olenwood A.ve-
nue (H P.), changed to
Olenwood At
East HastiuKS I
f'om 1890 Centre t<
Ward 23
694 693 I
740 789 M Street
Sq. Independence Si
805 N Street
832 Acadia
844 84.? O Street
8JW Farragut Court
874 Lauten Place
902 901 P Street •
Farragut Road
43:) winSeld
447 Sanger
i 475 H Street
489 Springer
1 .575 K Street*
1 623 L Street
649 Pleasant Flaca
u. H. Perry School
778 777 O Street
Columbia rd
• East Sixth (S. B.), from
86 O to Farragut Road, City
Point, Ward 10 Cars from K
Street to Farragut Road
400 .399 n Street
480 479 H Street
496 Henderson A.Tenue
514 513 I Street
531 Webb Park
576 575 K Street*
76 675 M :
Mot...
Peters
■Ejis
'. Wash. • 1
(Sta. .
630 626 L Street
Pe?" '
7.15 N :
P Street*
880 879 Farragut Road*
asti SprinEfleld (Sta.
), from 714 Washington*
817 Harrison Av., * Odd
mbers Ward 12. Even
irabers Ward 6
•t Third (8. B.), Iron,
Dorchester to Farragut
400 401 Dorchester*
428 441 Emerson*
458 457 H Street
476 Burnham Place
4811 Choate-Bumham 8ch'
498 497 I Street
507 Lincoln Park
624 Emmett
Viird 1
East ( W. R ). fr. Adams bi
yond Needliam R. R. to Hig
bcvonil G.idner, Ward 23
•East Brtfadwii
540 Church of Our'Talh
604 611 IStt'et
620 621 Flood Square
621 Emerson *
646 Lincoln School
676 677 K S'rcet *
762 751 L Street *
B Ward 10. Cars
. Washington Place
Washington *
10 Sauford Place
40 .3.1 Reed
54 .',3 Harrison iv.
fl6 Lenox Court
90 91 Fellows
■East Milton* (Readv
) Slilton lit
Barnard Place
Schrepel "
660 561 K Street
Schrepel Place
. K Street
606 Hill Place
om Prescott I
510 641 I Street
-8 Bay Viei
2 601 K Street
i N.ircross
627 Hntch
Ward 24
bany. Ward 7
612 l_ . _
Sq. Independences'
710 7ll N Street
762 761 <t Street
7H8 Orace Court
812 811 P Street*
Farragut Road
Eastbotir
218 Beech ti
,Wd.
Washington * to 69 Mt. Ver-
58 827 N Stre
Franklin Square
27 F anklin Square I
29 Jara.s
Reedi Court
49 Hairisoa Av. •
76 Slate Armory
Eastbiirn (B
Washington * '
non, Ward 25
Easlburn Place (Br.l,
fVom 32 Eastbum, Ward 25
Fastlturn 'FerracelBr.),
from 24 Kastburn, Ward 26
•Eastern A. venue (Han-
over), from junction Com-
to E. B. South Ferry, Ward 6
• Eastman (Upham's Cor-
ner!, from 664 Columbia Rd.
• streets partly public
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
35
EuHton A.'
river. Ward :;*
• Enton (North
to Nepontet
4g" and 59
mad to 11 Howe. Ward 20
Eaton Square (Dor.)
junction of Church. Bow
doin • and Adami. Wardi
' Echo (Rot. CroBsi
"c?luin'^
Kldon (Grove
Washington*
Ward 19
f) Washingl
21 Bow) oil!
iTer.
e to 6 Suneet,
■ (Roe.), from 239
Rox. Crossing)
from ItiiHil ■■ -"
Ward 14
Eldredse (
Eldridse Roiid (J. P.).
from 2ft4 Hyde Park Av.# to
North Bourne Koad, Ward 22
♦ Rlcniior (Alls.), from fil4
bridge • to 35 Kidge-
19 Eden Avenui
23 Eden Place
Sr. Forest Place
Eden Avenue (Chsn.)
from 19 fcden. Ward 3
Eden Place (Chan.), fr
6 barker to'
Mechanic, Wd.
* Ertffe Hill (Rox. Cross-
ing* from 18 Uav Head to
eilloundHiU.WflrdH
Edicemere Road (W.R.)
fr.ll52 Washington*, Wd. 23
* EdKemont(Ro8,
(Mat.), fr.54n River to M
keeeet, Wa-d24
*£d8:ewaod (Rox),
348 Warren • to 213
HillAv.. • Ward 16
Edjcewood Park (H
) Bunker Hill*
i Ferrin
Electric Avenue (Br.)
from 231 Parsons to North
Beacon. Ward 26
Elene (Mat.), from 2:^ Ala-
iingtonto2Coiu
1 'dd numbers to "5 and
62 Compton
Hingham
Lincoln House Club
86 Dover •
;nierson (S. B.), fVom 20
lorchcBier opp W. Second
I im M. I to E. Broadway
86 25 East Third
78 79 H Street
134 113 East
138 139 Flood 8q
Denton Road southwesterly,
21fi 2n PteaMint
Columbus
*Eliut (J. P).
I Mi lion
Ed
Frothingham School
■ B.). from 24 Paris. E. B-,
Ward 2
*Edinboro* ( Essex at. sta. ).
from 93 Essex to 74 Beach, •
Ward 5
♦ Edison Oreen (Upham's
Comer), from 921 Dor-hester
Av.« to Pond, Ward 11
*Edson (Dor. Centre), fr.
144 Norfolk • to 68 Milton
Av., Ward 21
Edson (Reftdv.),from Dam-
rell Av. to Vaughan, Ward 24
'Edward Everett Sq.
■ am'sCorner),* junction
ichusetta Av., Boston.
Cottage and Columbia
Road, Ward 11
* Edwin (Dor. Centre), fr.
1816 Dorchester Avenue • to
*EiElei«ton (J. P.). from
100 School to 200 Boylston,
Ward 15
*Eeleston Square*
(Rox.). junction/Washing-
ton, Atherton and Columbus
Avenue. Ward 15
Effmont (S. B.). from C St.,
ff.S
Sanford /
Eliol PIace{^EF8exe
(J. P.).
from C7 1
Eliot Place
Eliot, Wtrd 22
Elm I»l:ice IH.
68 BuBineesto R. R
•Elm Hill Ai
87 linmest
97 Hutchii
Hall), fr. 550 ■Warren.
(H.PJ.I
erly.-Wa
Elmtlale (Dor.)
icyono Bozella, Wd.
••Elizubelh (Mat.), fr.472
Norfolk to fio Adtoiia. "Wd. ril
Elkilis (S B.). from opp.
Edisfn Electric Co.towardBK
Watdil
•Elko (Br.) fr. 10 Sparhawk
to 7J1 Cambridge,* Ward 26
» Ellery (S. B.) from Dexter
to .3.1 Boston St. Ward 11
Ellery Xerrace (S. B.).
from opp- 50 fclUry, Ward 11
•Ellet (Dor.), fr 1359 Dor-
cheBter A»,. • to 142 Adama
EllinKivood (Rox. Cross-
ing), from 6 EBtey, Ward 14
• Ellis (Box.), fr. 119 Thorn-
ton to 20 Hawthorn, Ward 15
to 28 Hillside, Ward 24
Ellswood (W. R.), fr.Far-
ragnt to Baker, Ward 23
Ellsworth (Rox.), from U
Scliool, Ward 15
Ellsworth (Dor.), from 1332
liorchester A»cmie, • to 83
Fre. port. Ward 18
WEllwoo.l (Chsn.), from 15
Eighth, Bee East Eighth and
1 » to 20 Chelsea, Ward 2
Elder (Upham's Comer),
from 682 Columbia road.,9
to 8 Humphreys, Ward 11
ow to 30 Vassar,
I (Rox.). from 281 1
215 Walnut Ay.
Ward 15. Even
ibfrs Ward 16
1 Washington •
7 Ehnore Park
K-nsingtou
Mav
Wa'lnut A».
Elmore riirk (Roi.),from
17 Elmore, Ward 15
**Elmwood (Fox. Cross-
lO^i'inden ParkStreet.Wd.13
Roxhury •
Elniwfod Court
23 Elmwood Place
35 K'ing
Baker to North At
Rlnm'ood 4'ou
Bmmet fluce (E. B.),tr.
17 Everett, Ward 2
Emmons (E. B.), trom 30
Chelsea to 73 Paris, Ward 2
Emmons Road (W. R).,
tr. Lmnft to Martin, Ward 23
Ward 22
* Endlcott(Hanover),fVoin
l58Ha"Over to 283 Causeway.
Wards
60 45 Crosfl
61 Morton
72 69 Stillman
Ch. St. Mary's Church
123 Pond-8t Place
141 Dnufflaaa Court
156 153 Thacher
173 North Margin
178 Endicott Court
222 Washington North •
225 Causeway •
Keany Square
ver), trom 17kEndicott,Wd. <
Endicott Terrace (Dor.
Center), from 1663 Dorchea-
ter AT.« Ward 20
* Enfield (J. P.), from 45
Spring Park Ay. to 92 Rob-
inwood AT., Ward 22
Enelen'ood (Dor. Center),
from 9.S.5 Adamh west to Dor-
chester Park, Ward 20
•EnKlewood A-venne
(Coolidge Corner).'- " — "-
"ne line to 346 Ch -
88 37 Brookllne line
54 58 Srrathmore Road
88 89 Sutherland Road
Chiswick Road
Chestnut HillAv.*
*Eppine(Dor. Center), from
6W Wassington • to 26 Nor-
folk. Ward 21
(ITpham's
Ward
:im«.ood riace (Box.
CrosBing), from 23 Elmwood
Ward 13
Elton (Upham's Corner),
20 19 Auckland
•Brie A
northerly. Word 17
• Ericsson (Dor.), IVom 175
Walnui to 87 Fnltou.Wani 20
Washington •
• indicates public highways
• ftreeti partly public
See explanation, page IT
ZOAmSB
36
Erie (
P.), from Plpasant [ Eui
jMetropoL
Pleasant !
VoBe Av. I
MetropolitaD Av.
Erie Place (J. P.). from
70 School Dear Wa>h.,W(l. 15
Erie Xerrac-e (S. B.). tr.
182 W. Fourth. Ward 9
« Ernst (Ro!!.), from 61 Weal
Walnut Park to 7(1 BragdOD.
Westmore Road to (OtJ H
yard, Word 2!
*£iinit>nd (Grove Hall),
Harvard, Ward 19
68 Bradshaw
110 111 Harvard
* EHHeic (ClieD.),from lui
tiOD Main and Mill to
Rutherford Av., Ward 3
2 Mm" *
25 Lyndeboro'
51 Middlesex
40 Rutherford Av,
♦Essex {EBsex Bl. sta.). fr*
622 Washington to Allan
Av.,Ward 5. Carslr, Wai
ington street to Kingston
"fc*
BOSTON- STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Place (Rox.), trom
K»b tustts. Ward 12
Eutaw (E. B.), fror
Border, crossing Meridi
351,tos5 White, E,B..y
2 1 Bolder
18 17 Meridian •
Ninth tobainreir,"Ward'ir°
* Eyuim (Dor. Ce:
Ward 21
Milton Aver
U 16 Thetford Av
37 Stanton
66 67 Capen
.02 103 Nelson
113 Corbel
123 Hopkins
Mort'.i
i>a4l (Coolidge
1 Corey Roaa to
e. Ward 25
* Evelyn (Mat.)
Blue Hill ,1V s
folk, Ward 21
46
50 Chauncy •
83 Oliver Place
91 Edinboro
lie 107 KingBtOD •
135 Essex Place
132 Columbia
168 167 Lincoln
166 EsBex Court
188 183 South •
2117 Shoe & Leatlier bldg,
218 213 Atlentic Av.»
* Essex (Coolidge Corner), tr.
Cottage Farm* to the riverl
Ward 25
Essex Avenue (Hanover)
from 112 Clinton to 12 Rich
mond. Wards
♦Essex Place (Kssex st
sta.), from 141 Essex, Ward 6
Ward 21
Estes .
Hall), fro
Ward 18
Estes Plac
':rk
'Everett (E. B), from 69
1 Orleans
17 Emmet Place
65 Cotttge
(Chsn.),
Wards
' Exchu
296 Malt
Place,
27 Kilby,\*d. I
■ Exeter (Back Bay), Ir. 2»S
Beacon to 51 Huntington Av.
1 to 46 Ward 8, to end Wd. 7
12 11 M^lbSro
18 19 Commonwealth Av.
32 31 Newbury
46 45 Boylston
48 Hotel Leno<
Boston Athletic ASfO.
29 Harrison Av
49 India,'ward
F Street
>*'-.i Eighth
Odd'nun.bers 1
206 203 Highland
247 Summit
292 296 Prospect
310 311 Milton lint
Falrvlew (Dor.), tr. Tn
to Frost Av., Ward 20
• Pnlrview (Ro8.),tr. Sot
to Bussey Park. Ward 23
38 Primrose
58 Mendum
Buesey Park
Fairvlew Aven
! 167 Hooten Court
■ 168 Castle Court
180 Doherty Court
202 Union Court
* Everett (Chsn.)
Eighth to 349 W. 1
" to 141 V
and all <
9
Kignth •
mer • to 285 Congress, Wd. t
Estey (Rox Crossing), trom
101 Lawn to 164 Fisher Av.
Estralla (.'. P.), from 29(
Centre • to Priesing, Wd. 15
**E8ty (H, P.), from Beaver,
Wai(r24
Ethel (Roj), from Augustus
42 47 Cypress Road
52 51 Qarden
70 71 Maple Av.
88 87 Elmira
•Euclid (Dor. Center), trc
659Washington • to 42 Wit
42 41 West Seventh
54 53 TudT
62 61 West Sixth
74 75 Bowen
88 87 West Filth
100 99 OoW
110 HI West Fourth
126 125 Silver
142 141 West Broadway
158 157 Athens
174 173 West Third
186 179 Bolton
198 197 West Second
208 2117 Dresser
222 215 West Firat
• Fainn (Sta. A), tr. 19 New-
land to 10 Ivanhoe, Ward 6
•Pabyan (Dor. Center), fi
1033 Blue Hill Av • Ward 21
(HP.)
KoR.S!
' Palrbury (Upham's Cor-
ner), tr. 17(f Blue Hill Av. •
to 31 Rand, Ward 17
Oleiirion, Ward 1
9 Meridian •
Oak Squsre. Ward 26
243 Bothwell Road
I Oakland
I Turner'
1 Fairbanks
307 Brooks
1 Oak Square Av.
Monttern Av.
353 Dunboy
Bracken
south, west and north side
Faneuil Hall, Ward 5
1 Merchants Row
10 Com Court
13 Change Av.
f^l Dock Square
42 HeadofN. Market St.
Paneuil Terrao- (Br.). .
from 23 Hobart_ to Brooksdale
205 Holton
231 Brentwood
267 Raymond
61 WinjI
Ward 25
*Eustls (Rox.)
o23 Magazine, Wd.
19 Renfrew
33 Harrison Av
Mall
Governor Eust
'oiirt (E. B ), h- I
, E. B., Ward 2
lU.urt (Chen.),
relt. Ward 4
4^4>urt. (Han-
:f--.^North.WBrd5
■lace (E.B.), IT.
Audubon Road, Ward .'
' Palrland (Rox ),tr(
Mt. Plea.anl Av. to 5S 1
land. Ward 12
Ogden
80 Hampden, • 'across Reed-
ing and Gerard, Ward 12
Parnswtirth, IV. 342 Con-
gress to N Y N.H.sH.R.R.
Piers. Ward 9
Parniini Place (Rox.
Crossing), trom 151 Bryant,
.891
2»6 239 Hampden <
259 Euslis Placi
270 Hubbard T
802 299 Magazioe
Rverett Rand (Upham's
Corner), changed to Play-
stead Road
•Everett Square*
(11 P.), from junction of
River,* Foirmount Av. and
Central Av., Ward 24
Bverett Sa. (Atle.l.from
32 Westtord, Ward 26
(H.P '.Troinl
Mi'ton line. W
Everett S
64 Davison
90 No""
Railroad
* Isdicstee public highways
• streets partly f
•• Par<iuhar (Ros.).
South, to 1486 Centre, near
Weld, Ward 23
Parraieut (W. R.), from
imi Baker. Ward 23
Parraieut Court (S. B ),
trom «<iO E Second. Ward 9
•Farramiit Koufl (S. B.),
from Esst S"'i,>>d III 871 F.nst
Sixth.
21 East Second
„ 41 E, Third
5 e."! E. Broadway
JOE. Fourth
"l31 E. Fifth
East Sixth
explanation, page 1*7
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
ParrliiBton (E. B.), Irom
29 Onem Ay.. Ward I
FarrinKton (W. R.). from
74 Anawan Av. to West Rox-
bury Parkway. "Ward 23
Farrineton (Ready.)
Damrell Ay. to Vaughan
Ward 24
Farrinstfin A»ei
(Ro«.),lt.433 Beech. Wa
* Farrinaton Arei
to 35'Li'nden. Ward 25
•Panlkner (Dor.), fr
Dorchester Av.% to op]
Freeman. Ward 20
2 1 DorclieBter Ay.
Faulkner, Ward 20 1
12 Do
ayton, Ward IS
laee {Dor.)^.lv
Fenao Place (Dor.)
1432 Dorclieiler Ay..« '
Fenton (I
can to 23 CI
Fenton P
Fenway (Fenway), 1
I'ugglc" w'aid
BoytetonS
Boet'tn Med. Libra
35 Rumford Road
(Chan.), Irom las Rutherlord
Ay., Ward 4
•FIaiiir(Sta A), from I84f
Was *.• to 21 Reed. Wd. 12
FlaKE (Br.), 69 Lake. £asl,
• Fleet (Han
1156 Boyli
cn^dVarf 1
Ward 5
2 1 Hnnoyer •
7 Garden-court Street
18 Webater Place
.10 45 North
•Fenwick. (Rox.)
Hurlbert to 64 Circuit, Wd. 13
'Penwootl KoMd (Rox.
Crossinp). fr. 747 Huntington
Ward 14
■ Ferftinantl (Eesex street
sta.). trom 429 Tremont to
29 Dlngley Place
84 39 Church
m Bay
80 Ferdinand
Payette Court (E>»e
Sta.). Irom tii'b Waahini
Ward 5
• Favi*t<»n (Groye Hall
310 'Blue Hill Ay.» to
coma. Odd nuniberH Ward
Summer. Ward 5
2 1 Milk •
60 First Nat. Bank
70 59 Franklin
107 SuUiyan Place
118 Matthews
121 Federal Court
147 Jlilton Place
170 163 High •
178 Weld building
180 Purtjhaae
Federal Court, from 121
Federal,* Ward 5
Federal Koad (W. R.),
from Corey to Seymour Rd. .
mont,9 Ward lo
■* Fellows (Rox.). from 28
Nocthampton ♦ to 24 Webber,
Ward 12
2 1 Northampton •
47 Orange Court
60B Colony Place
75 Woliert Court
81 Fellows Place
Fellows Place (Rox,),
trom 81 FeUows, Ward 12
Felton Place (Rox.), ft
2174 Waahington,» Ward 12
Pencourt (Fenway), from
First Ret. Prea. Church
41 Winchester
Swedish ""
49 Piedmont
58 57 Columbus
■ Perrin (Chsn.). from 132
Chelsea to 100 Bunker Hill,
War.1 4
35 Bates
Edge worth
59 Jaclson
Fulton to 12; North, Ward ."■
Pessenden (J. P.). fr. 263
Chestnut Ay. Ward 22
Pessenden (Mat), fr. 1294
Blue Hill Ay . • to 551 Nor-
folk, Ward 21
•Field (Rox, Crossing), ti.
289 Kuggles to Madison
Court. Ward 7
•Fields Corner • (Dor.),
Chester ay. Wards IS, 19, 20
Field's Court (Upharas
Cor.) trom 65 Willow Court.
Ward 11
Fifield (Dor.), fr. 12 Church
to 13 Winter, Ward 17
Pirtli, see Eaat Fifth and
West Fifth
Pirth-Street Place
(S. B.), irom 21 West Fifth,
Ward 9
First, see Eaat First and
Fleet (Readv.l from Read-
ville to Sprague. Ward 24
• Fletcher (Ro».l. tVom 905
South to Centre. Ward 23
•Flint (Mat.), from 4.34 Nor-
folk to N. Y . N. H. «. H.
R.R., Ward21
Flint Place '5. B.). from
124 Marino Road, Ward 10
•Flood S<iuare • (S.B.),
ioS°a''ii°dI,WMdBTl'o ""
Floral Place (H. P.), fr.
43 Williams Av., Ward 24
'Florence (Sta. A), from
1060 Washington • to 357
** Florence (Ros ), from
80 Poplar to Brown av., and
Southbourne Road. Odd and
even numbers to R. R. Ward
2). Odd
to end ai
R R. to Stony
Xwd. 24!
hers from Stony
Rosemere Court
Urammar School
) Hawthorne
Murray Hill Road
Forest (Ready), from 249
Milton • to ReadviUe trot-
ting park. Ward 24
ReadviUe trotting park
Forest Park (Mat.), from
63 West Selden, Ward 21
Forest Place (Chsn.),fr.
Washington*
33 Olmstead
39 Peter Parley Road
267 Rossmore Road
295 Morton
Forest Hills A.venue
te^y gite' Wwd 22
ForsterH* Court (Chsn.)
from 17 Union. Ward 4
Port Avenue (Sta. Ai.fV
421 Harrison Avenue* Wd.6
•Fort Avenue (Rox.), It,
145 Highland to 122 Centre.
ror Celar, Ward 15
2 1 Highland
16 Highland Park
33 Highland Park Street
50 Beech Glen Aye.
85 Highland Park Ave.
105 CeSar
106 Centre •
> Fort Hill Square. Oli-
ver, comer High, Ward 5
• Poss (Chsn.), from 61 Chel-
sea • to 62 Water, Ward 4
• Poster (Hanover), fi-otn
clal, Ward 5
2 1 Charter
11 Foster Place
21 Foster Court
Mount Hope Station Sq.
1 Mt. Hope Station
) Railroad
) Hyde Park Avenue
) Stony brook
[ Catherine
Floyd (Rox Crossing), fro;
South Hnntinptoi
Blue Hill Av. to Callender,
■Pollen (Back
Folsoni (Ros.). changed to
Philbrick
* FolBom (Upham'i Corner),
trom 6,35 Dudley* to 15 Rob-
in Hood, Ward 17
_ . _ P.). from 1269
Hyde Park Ay.« to Dana
PolAoni Avenue (Rox
Cent^e*to li'TChestnut Av
Ward 15
toga to 10 Breed. Ward 1
Qway, Ward 7
I Washita £ton* to 7 Mer
I.Ward 19
neno Xerruce (Alls.)
1 Cardingfon, Wd. 15
* (Rox.l.fr. lOBuena
19 Rockland,. Wd 16
535 E. Third
> Fisher A
Crossing),
^nue (R
856 Parke;
Parker Hill Av.. Ward 14
Parker
Bucknam
Rox. Fordha
. Brookline 62
from 56 Brighton Av. •
' Forest (Rox.), from 14 I
144 Mt Pleasant Av..Wd.:
2 1 Mt. Pleasant Aye.
28 BrodbineAv.
46 43 Vine
Forest Place
to Washington, Ward 24
Water
Washington
•Foster (Br.), It. 76 Surrey
to opp. 2018 Commonwealth
147 Kenrick
280 Kirkwood Road
284 Radnor Road
Commonwealth ay.*
Foster <'ourl^ (Uanover),
» Fottler Iloud (Mat.),
24 Hazleton to 76 Uiawa
jtoad. 1 to Walk Hill, \
21, to end Ward 24
Walk Hill
33 Mattapan
Hiawatha Road
• Foundry (S B ). from
Dorcnester Ay.* Ward 9
• Fountain (Rox.).fron
Regent to 15 Circuit, Wd.
Pounlnin Place (U
over), from 4J4 Uanove
Place (Rox.)
from Fountain, Ward 13
Fountain Squitre (Rox.)
Walnut i%v.. bet. Munroe and
Townsend, Wd. 13 (public)
Fountain Square (Rox.)
West Fourth
Pourth-St. Court (SB.)
from 166 W. Fourtn * Wd. 9
Fourth-St. Place (SB.)
from 631 E, Fouith. Ward 10
Fowie (Ros.), trom SOBowe,
Ward 23
8 public highways
38
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
* Fowler (Grove Hall), fr.
52 McLellan to 21 Qteonwood.
Ward 1>
**Pox (Dor ). from 59 Adams
1 Con
> Wat-r, Ward 17
Frances (W. R ), Irom 339
VermonttoKeitliAv.,Ward'a
*Franciii (Fenway), from
727 Huutlngton At to PU-
grim Road, Ward U
2 Huntington Ay.«
n St. Albani Road
91 BInney
Brookline At.»
I Qreenmount, Ward 1
■anconia (Dor.), t
LdamBloCharlemont.'^
** Frankfort (E. I
— rerick to "
8t .f Pre
,Ward.
•Frankltn (Chan), ttoro
805 Mnii • to 132 High, Wd.3
♦Fran Ulin, from 878 Waflh-
I GreeleT to R.
Freedman Terras
(Dor.), ft. Faulkner, Wd.
ftom 1(18 Main • Ward 3
Freeland (M.t ), fr. M
Chester. Ward 21
J Dor.), from 28
Warii 18,
2 1 Charle.
Railroad
)pp. 2'- Faulknei
Preeporl. ( Dor,). from 1266
Dorcheeter \v. ro Spauldirig
Square Odd nuniberstoR.R.
Ward IS. evt'n numbera to
R R. Ward 17, odd and even
nuinberi to end Ward 20
82 89 Hawley •
74 71 Arch
104 93 Devonshire
154 163 conCTess
200 199 Pearl
148 246 Oliver
m 276 Batteryn
Fulton to 86 Walnut, WardSO
•FranUlin (H. P.), from
Sunnyeide to Thompson, Wd.
24
• Franklin (Alls ), from 375
Cambridge to N. Harvard
1 to .10 Ward 2S, 31 to end
Ward 26
Cambridge •
16 Braintree
»0 B. S A. R.R.
46 Lincoln
80 Aldie
69 Alcott
81 Bradbury
91 Eastou
96 Uoltoo
110 Fern
116 Brentwood
128 Appian '
121 Myrick
184 Raymond
153 Wcilz
Way
I No.:
•Frankl
urt V
ikll
e Corner), from 324
^Id u
(J. P.),
r • Blue
81 Court to 82 Brattle. Wd. 5
Franklin Ooort (Up-
■ -jrner). from 324 Nor-
, Ward 11
Franklin Field (Doi
Franklin Park (J.
bounded by
^ilk.
, Ward 22
lace (J. P.)
lington •W.2!
qiiare (Sta
to 164" Wash.
Forest Bills,
Franklin
ing'ton •
r., Wd.
E. Brookline St.: south. E.
Newton 8t.i eaat. James 8i.,
Wardti
♦Franklin Terrace
(H. P.), from 46 Warren Av.,
Ward 24
•Fraaer (H.P.)
Av. to IS Reddy
Frazer (Dor.), from Mlltc
to Marsh, Ward 20
Fred (Chsn.), fr. 99 Arllni
ion Av. to George Ward 3
•Frederick (S. B). from
173 West Ninth to Old Col
ouy Avenue, Ward 11
Frederick Xerrao
(Upham's Corner), from 62
• Hartford, Ward 17
• Frederika (Dor. Center),
from 84.5 Adams to 280 Minot,
307 Mill
3.13 Everdean
,„ S Union
'» i Neponaet
A Waahineton
IH Plymouth
4U Preston
Popes Hill
10 Tenean
Popes Hill Station
16 Conley
NeponsetAv*
■Fremont (Mat.), fr. 1626
Blue Hill A V. - —
Ward 21
2 1 Blue Hll
401 Riv
Fremont Av.(Rox.). from
Se Mall to Dayton Av., Wd 12
Fremont Court (Chsn
from 4 Fremont Place, rear
Med ford. Ward 4
Fremon
, Falda (Rox.), from 8 Ellis
to 218 Highland, Ward 15
•* Fuller (Dor. CenteD.from
l;)53 Dorcheeter Av. to 972
Morton Ward 21
2 Dorchester Avenue •
39 Clermont
5» Alherstoue
113 114 Washington •
Milton Avenue
Morton
• Fnllerton (Fenway), from
Brooklin* Avenue to B. » /
B.R.. Ward 8
• Fulton (Hanover), from 84
Cllnt.'ii w 7 Lewis, Ward 5
1 Clinton
2 Blacksfone
20 83 Cross
68 Alley
70 Fulton Place
76 ina Richmond
119 Arch Place
lin t 1 Ericsson, Ward 20
Fulton (H.P.). fr. Margin
to A St , Ward 24
Fulton Court (Hanover),
trom 1 1 1 North and 124 Cross,
Wards
« Fulton Place (Hanover)
from 70 Fulton to 149 North.
l(>0 (Columbia
Rd.Ito 22 Ward 9, 23 1
Ward 10
2 1 Dorchester©
22 21 E. Broadway •
29 Silver
44 41 East Fourth
64 Eaat Fifth
' Oardner (Chsn), from 624
Main • to 36 Sever, Ward 3
'Gardner (Kos. Crossing),
from 292 Roxbiirv • to 46
Cientre© Ward 15
"nardner (W. K ). from
115 Spring to beyond R. R.,
Ward23
Gardner PlaceJW. R.
Gardner, Ward 23
from 60_Medford to Chauncey
Place (Roj
dley, • Ward
Place Ward
Fremont Place (Rox.
from 201 r "
Fremoni
French (Mat.), trom 231 W.
Selden, Ward 21
French Terrace (Rox.
Crossing), tr. 10 Gore south-
easterly. Ward 14
Fresno (Ros.),fr. 106 Dudley
Aveoue to Alder, Ward 23
•Friend (1 to 113 Boston, to
endNorth sta.). tVom 8Union
to 111 Causeway, Ward 5
77 Washington •
109 Sudbury •
123 Merrimac •
Warren Square
139 Market Sfreet
B. Jt£ M. Produce mkt.
Bridge to E. Cambridge
•Front Avenue (Dor.).fr.
18 Boutwell to 25 Fairview,
Ward 20
• Frothin ffham Avenue
(Chsn ). from 306 Ms<m • to
296 Rutherford Av., Ward 3
Frnean Place (Dor.), tr.
31 Highland. Ward 17
Fruit (ChBn.),lrom6Bunker
• Fruit (North sta ), from 30
Blossom lo 229 CharleB,Wd "
Commonwealth Av. easterly
toB.Si A. R R., Ward 25
•eace (Sta. A), fr. 77 North-
ampton • to Trask, Ward 12
•6lain«l>oronKh(Fenway)
fromN.Y., N.H. &H.R.R.
lo 12«Hemenway.Ward 7
89 Gardner. Wd.25
Wav TVest
Fen ), from Huntinglon Av..
t Girls' Latin School, to
enrfleld (J. P.), from 3466
-TasMngton • Ward 22
etarfleld Avenue (W.
. from 222 Corey to I**5 Mt
Sarland Place (Sla..«
from 2 Garland. Ward 6
•«arrl»on (Back Bay),
102 Huntington Av • acK
St. Bntolph. Ward 7
*Oastun (Grove Hall).
624 Warren • to 327 Blue I
Av. • Ward 16
Ward 10
©ay (Rox. Crossing).
161 Rox " " ■
oxbury • t<, 8» l.maen
, Ward 13
day Head (Rox. Cross-
Oayland (Upham'i
Cor-
24 26 St
)lph
Jordan Hall
Huntington
St. Stephen
•Oalena(Rox.),frjn
bury to 12 Elmoi
Clallatln (Dor.
Ward 16
Milton 'et..
(U
82 West Cottage to
18 Judson, Ward 17
Oaylord (Dor. Center). tr.
369 Washington • to 18
Chamberlain, Ward 19
Avenue (Br ),fr. 117
emy Hill Road. Wd. 26
e»ce (Sta. A), from 340
eei
'^'l:
■Oarden (North Sla,
Ward 8
68 67 Revere
66 66 Myrtle
Garden (Grove Hall), from
8 Holborn, Ward 16
Garden (W. R). fro
yond Maple lo 139 <
■Ward 28
Garden (Ro6.),lr.l52 i
fr. 476 I
e Hall, to <
Dorchester
Av. Odd num-
1 Ward 19. 313 to
427 Ward 18, 429 to end Wd.
19. Allevennuinbers Wd. 18
<;.r. iron. Blue Hill Av. to
Park
I Columbia Rosd •
Vaughan Avenue
Beechwood
Westwood
• Minchen'8 Couit
, trom 8 North S
■St. Arch (North
r 19 Garden.Wd. 8 I
290 297 Bowdoiu •
347 Holiday
869 Oakley
I ^„ ' Topllft
-! 396 395 Wesrville
1 427 Dakota
I Josephine
451 Bloomfleld
Geneva ^v
i^r
blen to SomerviUe Lioe.Wd.S
* George (Rox ), from 152
Hampden to fiOShirley, Wd.l2
2 I Hampden •
80 76 Magazine
95 "Woodward Av.
106 Jarvii Place
113 Clarence
124 121 Langdon
146 136 Bhliky
Cteorse (W. R.), tr. Glendale
road to North av.. Ward 23
•eeorice (Mat), from 829
River • northerly. Ward 24
• eeorKla (Grove Hall),1r.
668 Warren to 66 Elm Hill Av.
Ward 16
2 B'.S7Hm Av. •
101 Elm HiU Av.
Beoreiana (J.F.), changed
to DaiJymple
eerard (Rox.), from 841
Maesachusetta Avenue to 50
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY
Glenbrook (Upham'eCor-
Hancoclc to 78
46 Columbia Road •
80 76 Bird
eienclHle Road (W.R),
trom 2351 Ceutre • Ward 23
• eiendon (E. B.), from 278
Eaet Eagle to Condor, Wd. 1
eiendon Place (E. B),
from 491 Chelsea to 622 Bre-
men, Ward I
eieahill Road (Dor), (r.
Lorna Road to GlenvaleRoad,
Ward 21
Olenside Avenue (J P.),
from 116 Olen Road. Ward 22
eienvale Road (Dor),
Glenhill Road Eouthwesterly,
Ward 21
9, 2;ir to end Ward ilj
52 53 B Street
100 99 C Street •
150 149 D Street
167 HardinB Court
187 Lovii
20(1 199 B Street
236 236 F Street
290 291 Dorchester •
»Uold>niith (J. P ),li-om
822 Centre to CuBter, Ward 22
trom 20 Rugglei
* Governor Shirley t
ace (Dor. Center), tr. 16
*erat1lf>n (ITpham'e C
Av. • to MoBeley, Ward 1
Orahani Court (Dor )
1176 M
Wardl
eramplan "Way (Dp-
ham'B Corner), tf 140 Savin
Hill Av. to 184 do.. Ward 17
arannda Avenue
(Ros 1. from 177 Metropolitan
> 95 Fan-
21 Parkvala
neai Clapp,
ilin (Box. 1, from Nor-
•. to Sherwood, Wd. 12
lan (W. R.), fr. 5268
ogT..i> • to 369 Grove
• eienway (Ur<
(150 Blue Hill -A
25
Grove Hall), fr.
Harvard, Ward 19
665 Commonwealth Av, • to
Charlej River, Ward 8
Orand View (Roe.), ftoro
471 Beech, Ward 23
•G-raniser (Dor,
Cloytr • "■ '---
31 Duncan, Wd,18
Ward 13
Ctoldamlth Place (J. P.),
trom 526 Centre.* Ward 22
O-oodale Road. (Mat.),
from Blue Hill Av. to IS!
Wellington Hill St., Ward 21
Gitodenoutch (Br.)
294 North P *- ■
euil, Ward2
Goodrich Road (J. P.),
trom opp.680 Centre* Wd. 22
Gloodn'in 4'ourt (S. B.),
trom 3h Ward SL, Ward 11
Qoodwiu Place (North
Sta.).. 'rO'D 73 Rcvere.Wd. 8
•Oordon (,T. P.), from opp. !
J. p. Station to 14 Elm,Wd.22
^Gordon (Alia.), from 566
Cambridge • to 68 North
North Beacon
♦Gordon Avenue (H.l
from River. • opp. Bu9in<
to Crew's Woods, Ward 2
4 3 River*
19 Summer
41 Austin
Granite (1 to 114 Boston,
to end SB), from Mt Wash-
ington Av. to bO W. Second.
Wards
Mt. Wash. Av,
Boston Wharf
78 Richards
Baldwin
113 West First
125 West Second
' Granite Avenue (Dor.
Cen.), trom 800 Adams to
Granite bridRe, Ward 20
MaJSh"
r.m to Neponset
43 WebbertoSOMall, Wd. 12
Olbbs Court (Chsn.), fi-om
498 Main • Ward 3
•• GIbaon (Dor.), 11-om 1570
Dorchester Av.acioss Adams
St. Ward 20. • trom Dorches-
Glflford (,T. P.),ii-. 40 Com-
wall. Ward 22
Gin-ord Place (S. B), n.
IB Ward St.. Ward 11
Gilbert Avenue (Chsn,),
fr,6 Hamblen to Fred, Ward 3
Gilbert Place, from 216
Summ ' "
Ward.
160 Roxtoo
168 Brenton
194 KB Harvard
*Glenwood (Box.), fr.
Wb' ren to 27 Cliff, Ward 1
2 1 Warren •
3 Glenwood Terrace
5 Myrtle Place
24 Glenwood Place
28 37 Cliff
Glentvood Avenue
iN.Y., ;
Summer • to 295 Congress,
1 (Rob.), tr. 900Can-
Koad, Ward 21
R. fe to Washington, Wd. 24
N.Y..N.H, SH.R.R.
Hyde Park Av •
Nepontet river
lSr.Y.,N. H.4H.R. R.
Water
Washington
Glenwood Place (Rox.),
froiD 24 Glenwood, Ward 13
I.P.). from 92 Washmgton,
Gordon Court (Rox.), fr.
! 91 Hampdeti. Wardl2
! Gordon Place (Dor.), fr.
724 Parker lo 39 Terrace, Wd.
Gorham Avenue (Alls.),
fr. 1280 Commonwealtrt Av-
enue to Brainerd Rd. Wd. 25
Gosnold (E. B.), fr. S*itt
to beyond Fresco' t. Wards 1
'Gould
59'B?l!e Av"!
Dedbam line, to
Ward 23
99 Litch-
Glade
' Glenwood Terrace
_ _ j (Rox), tiom 3 Glenwood,
9 Glen Road, Ward 22 I Ward 8
'Glad.tone lE. B.), ftom "•JM'*'^ 'J"",^' J,''°S- *f'
14 Wallev.Ward 1 S""??!,''"'"" '° ^ "^ ° '
Hall), f>. ',."'' . „ ,„„,
BradBhaw, I Glinea Avenue (Rox.).
! trom M School. Ward lo
"•Glen (Upham'e Corner), 01obe^A.lley (Hanover),
163 Harvara t
from 34 Glendale to 17 Trull,
Ward 17
Glen Road (J.F.).fr.334i
Wash • to Franklin Park.
Ward 22
65 Glenside Av.
80 Sigourney
83 Ofade Av.
.• Wd. 5
'Gloucester iBack Bay),
from 397 Bescon to 877 Boyl-
22 Commonwealth Av.
56 Boylston •
ve Hall), fr. 1 Glonceater Place (S
400 Seaver, i A), from 377 Harrison Av.
Ward 6
field. Ward' 26
Gould Avenue (W. B).
from Corcv near Addlngton
Gonldville Terrac
(Upliams Corner).^ fVom I
from lft71 Washington, Wd.21
araut Place (All-.), from
Upton Court, Ward 26
Grant Road(Qrove Hall),
Granville (Ros,), from 446
Beeco Ward 23
•Gray (Chen.). f^oiiL 47
Berkeley • to 37 Clarendon,
Ward 7
Greaton Roafl (W. R.)
from Weld to beyond Pier-
pont Road, Ward 23
Greeley |Dor.),fr. 33 Free-
man to opp. 511 Geneva av
• Ward 20
'Green (ChBu.). h-.169.Main,
at 6 Dexter Row to 18^
""o Main' •
Dexter Row
Hsrvord Church
Winthrop Church
I High
B public highways
• «tr«
3 partly public
77 Hancock
98 Bunker Hill •
* Green • (North Sta.).from
I ion Chambers*
40
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
* Oreenwood Avenue
(H. P.). from Greenwood Sq.
to N. Y., N. H. Jk. H. R. R.
Ward 24
I Rockview
55 Alfred
Chestnut Avenue
1 Cheahire
Laraartine
Oakdele
Woolsey Square
Jamaica Plain R.R.Sta.
149 Bartlett Sq.
171 Meehan Place
189 Union Avenue
190 Alden Place
206 213 Washington •
end Ward 19
2 1 Bowdoin
28 27 Dakota
Bloomfleld
" Tonawanda
Lindsey
Oreimi* riaee (Roxbury
Crossing) , tVom 48 Longwood
Av., Ward 14
*Grenville Place (EsBex
46 Columbus Av., • Ward S
! erew Avenue (RoB.).fr.
1096 Canterbury, opp. Poplar.
across Perkins to R.R..Wd.23
Oreylock Road (Alls.).
from 74 AUston to GlenviUe
AV., Ward 2.5
• Oridley. from 117 High to
163 Purchase. Word 5
««rifUn Court (Dor,), trom
40 Clayton. Ward 18
I »ricK« Plaice (AU
*Ori
Harvard, Ward 21
B>reenlkale:e( Uphat
Comer) from 770 Columb
Rd. to 53 Roseclair, Ward 1
*6reenheyii (Qri
from 18 Mascnma to
nolia, Ward 18
10 Hills-
from 754 Centre •
, Ward 22
Centre
QreenouRh Place
'Oreenouirh Lane
(Hanover), fr.23 Charter tn
iS8X Commercial* Wards
*Oreenwich (Rox. Croes-
32"Wftiwick. Ward 13
♦©■reenwicli (Dor.), from
1402 Dorchester Av.» to 139
Freeport. Wards 20, 24
*Clreenwieli Park (Sta.
, Ward 25
from 179
West Seventh to 188 West
j Eighth. Ward 9
Orinnell (Rox. Croflsing),
from Columbus Avenue • to
j Walpole. Ward IS
Orooni (Uphi
21 Humphreyi
boro, Ward 11
Ct-rosvenor Place(Rox.),
from 2440 Washington* to 64
I Cliff. Ward 13
i *6roton (Sta. A), from 1191
Wash.* to 230 Shawmut
■ • Ward 6
Hen Jtond
(Rox. Crossing), tr. 37 Day,
Ward 14
W. R.). from 4895
Ward
&rove • (North Sta.). fr.27i
dge to 109 Myrtle
* Urove ( W.R.).fr.240aCentre
238 Washington
351 German
Dedhani line
*Orove Hall (Grove Ball),
junction Warren, Blue Hill
Av.. Washington and Geneva
Av.. Wards IG. 18, 19
O-rove Park (Grove Hall),
trom 12 Creston. Ward IS
Grove Place (Rox.), fr.
Lawrence Avenue, Ward 18
•«rove Square (North
Sta.). from lue Myrtle, head
Canterbnry. to Florence,
Ward 24
ti-uernfiey (Rob ), from 1570
Centre to near Bellcvue Sta-
tion, Ward 23
• e-uild ( Rox ),fr. 2581 Wash-
wWm** '^™
WBflhingion •
22 Thornton
62 Lambert Av.
Parker. Ward 14
CluBtin (S. B.), fr. 199 W
Nint^ • to 226 Old Colony
" U Street (S. B.), from i
> East Broadway •
Benjamin Dean School
136 137 East Sixth
153 Howe Av.
160 Monument Court
162 163 East Seventt.
188 187 East Eishth •
208 Columbia Road
H-Street Place (S. B.),
from 47B Street. Ward 9
* Hadley (Ch8n.),fr,39Park-
er to Somerville line, Ward 3
Hadwin Way (Ros.). fr.
590 Hyde Park Av.,» Wd. 24
* Hatcar (J. P. ), from 13 Eliot
to 16 Thomas. Ward 22
Etalborn (Mat), from 181
West Selden to Delhi, Wd. 21
«-Hale (North sta.), from 31
Green to 20 South Margin,
Ward r,
*H.ale (H.P.), from 95 Gor-
don Av. northerly, Ward 24
Haley (Rox.
Comer), from 65 Magnolia to
4 Hooper Avenue, Ward 17
Hairord Road (W. R.),
from Theodore Parker Road
to Cnurch, Ward 23
^Halifax (J. P.). fr. 4a5 S.
Huulington Av. to Pond View
Av., Ward 22
*fflal] (J. P.), fr. 148 South
near Keyes. Ward 22
Hall Place (Hanover), fr
261 Hanover, Ward 5
Hall Place (S. B.). from
647 East Fifth, Ward 10
Hall's Court (Rox.), from
2241 Washington.* Ward 13
Hallam (Upham's Comer),
from 1064 Dorchester av. •
to 25 Auckland, Ward 17
•Halleck (Rox. Crossing).
fr. 302Ruggles to 31 Station.
Ward 14
RuggleP
86 Prentiss
Station
*Hallet (Dor.), fr. 5
to N. Y.. N. H. & H
Ward 20
Hallet-I>uvis{Do]
Marsh, Ward 20 '
day (Ros,
Wird"
Hallowell (Mat.), from
" • ■ " to M(
Neponset Av
Ward 24
Hall owe
Oakland
Ward 24
nhle
(lonterey Av..
(Chsn.), tr. 83
Arlington Av., Ward 3
' HaniliiirK (Sta. A), from 9
Mystii- to 661 HarriBon Av.,»
ham's Oor., IGl to end Dor.)
from 339 Columbia Road U
132 Homes Av., Ward IS
I 137 Bowdoin •
175 Stonehurst
205 Speedwell
! 223 tfomes Av.
Hamilton (W. R.), fr. 41
Gould to Charles, Ward 28
^Hamilton (Readv.). from
213 Milton* to Readville
trotting park, Ward 24
MQton •
Stanley
Main.* Ward;;
Hamilton Place, from
122 Tremont, Ward o
•Hamlet(Upham'8 Comer).
iimatt Koa4l(R0B.).
3 310 Ashland,* Ward 24
mmett (Rox. Crossing),
2 Sarsfleld to 5 Grinnell,
nmond (Rox. Cross-
from 659 Shawmut Av.
I Trpmont, Ward 13
, 64 Lev.
Alth^r
Famham
1 Gordon Court
mg). ttom 150
109 Linden Park
2 1 Rugpl
Swedi
28 Mennig Court
HamuBlil
Crossing).
^d^.'lG
Cong. Church
177 Vernon,
HampKtead Road(J.F.),
from Arborway, near South,
Ward 22
Hampton Court (Sta.A),
fr 152 Northampton, *Wd. IZ
* Hancock (Chsn.), from
77 Green to 61 Elm. Ward 3
* Hancock (North Sta.),tr.
90 Cambnagt to 29 Mt. Ver-
non. Ward S
2 1 Cambridge *
57 Myrlfe
77 Mt. Vernon
•Hancock irpham's Cor-
ner), from 527Cohimbi& Road
to 1245 Dorchester Av., Ward
17 Cars from Columbia Road
to Bowooin
12 Upham Av.
15 Wheelock Av.
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Hancock St.— Con
•Hardwlck (Bi.)
Bigelow to 62 DuDDl
• Harlem (Grove 1
03 Glenway to 4.) Gr<
Ml. Vernon, , Ward 21
lorley (Dor.CenlerJ.from
lancock Place.
•Hanley Square (Box.
CroMingl • June. Boibury
and ColumbuB Av., Wards
1 Court
New Ar
67 Eta
13« m Union
144 Bethany Mif
1(6 US Blaclutone
209 Police Station No. 1
212 Hanover Place
221 Mechanic
22S No. Uanover Court
237 Board Alley
250 CheBsman Place
261 Hall Place
266 Parmenter
275 Richmond
287 Seamen's Church
288 Wesley Place
309 Lathrop Place
North Bennet
Uanover St. P. O.
Fleet
' St. Stephen's Church
Bay State House
Charter
larlow (U
trom 15 Fol«(
Harmon (Mat.)
Oakland • to Ran
Ward 24
arold (lto8< Kox.,biJ
d Grove HaUl.tr. 170 W«
itAv. to 4SSeaver, Wd.
Ha'rold Park
69 Mu
Townsend
Harrishoi
139 Hol-worthy
149 Hollander
1R4 165 Waumbeck
Crawford
190 Abbotflford
221 Kuthven
232 231 Homestead
260 259 Hutchings
Seavet •
Harold Hark (Rox.)
i 643 K. Dedham
661 Hamburg
5 675 E. Canton
818 Citv Hoapilul
817 E. Sprinsfleld
866 841 Maasachusett. Av
861 Traek
345 WashioKton fo Oakland
. Ward 19. Odd s
Harvard Park
27 Harvard Aveou'
Engine House i
Philip's Church
916 907 East Lenox
919 Newcomb
982 Ormond Terra' e
996 969 Hunneman
Geo. T. Angell School
979 Plymouth Oouri
991 Nawn
1012 Webber
1048 1025 Enstis •
1116 U17 Renfre*
1174 U67 Zeigler
1190 U87 Dudley •
1210 12tt7 Warren •
Algonquii
School
139 Glenway
153 Gleason
165 Bicknell
226 "Vesta Road
Plaoo, Ward 6
413 Uaxover • to 848 North,
Ward .-.
•Harris A. venue (J. P.).
fr. 72lCentrc«tolJAlveBton.
Ward 22
» Harrlnhof to 147 (Grovp
Hall), 148 to end (Box.), Itom ,
Warren to Dennison, Wards H
Norfolk Place
29 Exeter Place
om 55 Russell, Ward 3
arrlao^ Square (Dor.)
Wards IS, 20
.V (Uphi
Green Hill to Pretton,'
to 291 Essex st sta.,2
Sta. A, to end Box.),
Essex ^o 74 Warren,
424 Fountain Place
432 Warland Place
464 499 Commercial •
490 641 Chelsea Ferry
Uanover I»
Sta.), -
Ward
ter)' tr"om foTi'Bh
to a ■ — -
Sta.), fVom 212 Hanover •
. (Sta..
BtoS17
andevennumber3to»56Ward
6. Odd and even numbers to
end Ward 12
3 1 EBsex •
26 Oxford Place
44 39 Beach •
81 Knapp
92 91 Kneefand •
Ch. Catholic Church
Ch, Harvard-StBaptistCh
237 Pine
260 241 Broadway •
263 Noanet
272 267 Railroad bridge
642 fc.. Eighth, Ward H
Uart'a Yard (Chsi
28 Lawrence. Ward 3
' Hartrord ft. 19 Wendell
to 116 Purchas
' Hartrord (Uphan
ner), from 64 Howa
19 Wavland, Ward 1
I Cor-
37 Tremont
arbell Terrace (Dor.)
■- 37 Leonard, opp. Duncan.
Summer junc. L, Ward 9
Harbor View <E. B),
Coleridge Street, between
Byron and Moore, Wd. 1
• Harbor View (Upham's
Corner), from 97S Dorches-
ter Avenue • to 152 Sydney,
Ward 11
18 Grant
44 Newport
66 Spring Garden
82 83 Sydney
• Harcourt (Back Jay), fr.
,.°B°,Va
Rochester
Florence
Troy
I Ensine House No. i
443 Laconia
449 Perry
1 Thayer
497 Savoy
1 Banclolph
from 64 Howaro J
lyla - - -
So.
6 Hartford Terrace
14 Robin Hood
32 Lingard
38 Chamblet
61 Sargent
55 CunniDBham
62 Frederick Terrace
70 Wayland
Hartford Place, trom
135 High, Ward 5
Hartford Terrace
rUpham'B Comer), from £
Hartford, Ward 17
• Hartland (Upham's Cor-
ner), It. opp. 98 Saxton to 98
Sydney, Ward r
•Hartwell (Grove HaU),
from 22 Georgia to 13 Schuy-
ler.Wardie
•Harvard (Chsn.l.fr. City
Square .to 92 .Main, Ward 4
1 Police Station No. .3
2 Bow
12 Whitmore
25 Baxter Place
36 39 Harrison Av 4
48 63 'Tyler
281 Washington, Ward 19
(Alls ).lr(.m 376 Cambridge
to Br'.oklip' line. Ward 26
Cambridge •
6'i Farrington Avenue .
64 Allston .M E. Church
84 ' oJrdner
Brighton Ave. •
1>3 Glenville Av,
207 Commonwealth Av. •
Glenville Terrace
(H. P.), from 1215 Biver* to
1148 Hyde Park Av.» Wd. 24
River •
26 Winthrop
Public Library
High School
56 Clay
Hyde" Park Av«
Harvard Place, trom
311 Washington, • Ward 5
Harvard Place (HP),
from 7 Harvard Av. Ward 24
Harvard Place (Br.),fr.
384 Washington.* Ward 25
Harvard Road (Grove
Hall), from 5 Harvard Av.,
> Harveat (Upham's Cor-
ner), trom 827 Dorchester
Avenue • to 174 BOBton, *
Ward 11
Harvest (Dor.Center).from
) Willowwood, Ward 21
Harvest Terrace (Up-
■ m'B Comer), trom 11 Har-
» indicates public highways
nation, page 1-7
42
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
{8ta.A),ftonil
«.A),
)i!9 7i
(Dor. Center), fr.
from 116 Rueglee to 99 Ver-
26 Montview.
* Hawthorne (Readv.)
Preecott to Forest, Wd. 24
Preacott
Hyde Park Av.»
i.v.^^o^fsi
Helena (J. P.). trom 252 l
Lamartine to R. R.,Ward 22
' Hemenway (Fenway),
fr. 1128 Boylston to 461 Hunt-
in^on Av., Ward?
BoylBton •
New Riding Club
Hemenway Chojubera
New England Con- ,
eervatory apartments .
Road,
Hathav
?av, from 180 Sum
273 <5ongreB8, Wd.
Hathaway CJ- P.), from
Bardwell to 796 Centre,Wd.22
Hathon Sqi
from 205 Main
Haiitevale
529 Poplar, near Beech, Ward
land, Ward
Haven Avenue (Mat),
tron- 1485 Blue HiU Av. • to
107 Oakland, • Ward 24
**Haverrord (J- P.). trom
15 Cornwall, Ward 22
*UaTerhill (Chen.), trom
648 MR.r« to 25 Perkine.
* Haverhill.* {North eta.),
from HaymarKet 8q. to 145
Cauieway.WardS
1 Haymarket Square
47 T ravers
129 Causeway
Havey(Roa.), ft-. 141 Dudley
Av.. Ward 23
* Haviland (Fenway). trom
161 MassachusettB A
Hemenway. Ward 7
Haviland Xei
Washington •, Ward 23
'Haven Square (Cbsi
bounded by Bunker Hil
Vine and Moulton, Ward
• Haymarket Square •
(North Sta.), bet. Union.
Washington, Sudbury,Canal, ,
Merriniac an-l Waabington \
north. Ward 5 1
* Haynes (K. B ). from 9 \ '
Orleans to 106 Marginal.
Ward 2 |
tredge to 32 Summit.Ward 2S
Uenchoian (Banover),fr.
36A Charter to 464 Commer-
*HiKh (Cbsn.), from wei
25 Walker. Odd numbers t
108 8alem-8t. Av.
118 121 Sullivan
127 Gary FUce
132 Franklin
133 BoitoD Place
144 143 Walker
• Hleh, from 13K Summer t
169 Broad.Ward 5. Cars fror
Summer to Federal
2 1 Summer*
32 25 Federal •
66 High-St. Place
104 103 CouCTeae
117 Gri<fley
124 127 Pearl
13- 137 Hartford
150 149 OUver
168 Batterymarch
327^a*
Parh (
from 201 Han-
• oppositeWood-
ward Place (Essex
ace (D<
> 68 Chic
Extension. Wi
Hayward I
trom 86 Minot
tawbut Ward
Hazel Park (Rox.),ft. 38
Maywood, Wardie
^Hazelwood {Rox.),trom
88 Mui.roe to 22-
^Hazleton (Mat ), tr. 1335
"■ "lill Avenue to beyond
Road Ward 21
Head Pla
- ,.).ltom4;
Tremont, Ward
eath (Rox. Crossing), tr
„ .__ . 100 S. Hunting-
I Park
; Call-sl
Stetson Court
S3 Call-st. Place
Boylston • to
Cudworth School
"""^l Place
172 167 Porter
186 Sharon Cou
246 247 Marion
807 Bennm^on
) Havre, Ward 2
Ward 15. to end Ward 1
Columbus Av.«
N. Y.. N. H. & H. R.R
36 Bromley
Heath f lace
Heath Av.
Schille"
261 Pine Grove Ter
i Cranford
8. Huntineton J
* Hawes, trom 60 CongreRB
to 49 Kilby, Ward 5
changed to Brinsley
* Hawkins (Nortr
from 715 &u<ibur> to 29Char-
2 i Sudbury •
44 47 Chardon •
* Hawley. 9 from 21 Milk tc
24 Summer, Ward 6
I MUk •
nSn^
92 87 Summer •
Hawley "# to 46 Arcli, Ward :.
'Huwthorn fRox.). tV. 4*
Cedar to 174 Highland, Wd. 1^
2494 Wash.,* Ward l;t
'• Huwihorne lRnB.),fyoir
Florence to beyond Heath
Crossing), trom 16H
Mulvey Av., Ward I
•Beath Placet:
Hawley Place
Roanoke Road,
Ward 24
'Hecla cDor). ftom 1281
HeflTeran (Alls.)
Western av. • to 152 N. Har.
Heldnn rW. R.), from 7S
Qardnfr.Ward23
•Helen (Dor Center), ft-. «1
Bernard to 130 Talbot At.,»
Ward 19
Putnam
Wall's Place
220 227 Broad
dancock •
34 Highland
I 41 Church
i aigh (W R.),irom Bast St.
i • HiKb-St. Place, ftom 68
! High. Ward 5
Hiffh Rock (H. P.), from
j Bradlee, Ward 24
niiCh Kock YVav (Alls.),
ft-. 42 Webster to 24 AUston
Heights, Ward 2o
Miffh View A.venue
( W. R.), from 4995 Washing-
ton, Ward 23
♦Hiirh(sate(Alls.), fVom»J4
Cambridge • to 380 Market.*
Henshaw Terrace (W.
R ). trom 88 Corey, Ward 23
• Herbert (Dor. Ccnter),fr. I
53'l West Park 10 39 West
Tremlett, Ward 9
•Hereford (Fenway), lYom
54 66 Newbury
Boylston • I
Herman (Rox.), trom 25 ;
CSrcun to S4 Regent. Ward 13 ,
170 Centre.
Ward 13
2 1 Eliot Square •
12 Highland Place
Millmont
53 Highland A»
66 Alvah Kittredge Park
143 Fort Av.
181 Beech Olen
I Hawthorn
191 Thwing
228 239 Marcella
eme^
: Mat.), from Haven
d24
lersey Place (Essex et. j
Bta.l,trom2l Essex, Ward 5
Hesstoii Terrace (Up-
67 Walnut Avenue* Ward 16
•Hetve. (HoxJ, from 86
Rockland to 116 Regent.W.lG
•HewlDM (Grove Hall), tr.
47 Colombia Kd. • to 31 Erie,
Ward 19
•Hewlett (Ros), from 8
Walter to 1464 Centre, Wd.23
•Hiawatha Road(Mat.)
trom 1396 Blue Hill Av. to
Fottler Road. Ward 24
•*Hlcht,orn (Br.), trom U7
North Beacon • Ward 26
Hickory A venMe(Chen),
trom opp.H.Iackson to 86 Fer-
rin. Ward 4
86 75 Milton Av.
101 Milton Sq.
Metropolitan At.
•Hichland Avenue
(Rox.), I*. 6 Alvah Kittrjdge
Park to 28 Centre • Ward 15
HiEhland Park (Rox.).
ftom Ifi Fort Avenue, Wd. l.">
•Hlgliland Park Ave.
(Rox.), from 85 Fort Av. to
Highland Park Street, Wd. 15
••HiEhland Park St.
(Rox ). trom 35 Fort AT. to
Cedar Park, Ward 15
8 public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Hichlund riace (Bax.)
from 12 Highland, Ward ] 5
HlChlitnil Xerr»c<
(Rox ).tTom24 Uighlandav.
Avenue, Ward 23
Hilbiirn Place (Ros.),
trom 31B Poplar, Ward 23
Bildreth (Dor ). fr. Wild-
wood, aoutheaiterly, Ward
21
Hiltlrelh Plare (Han-
•Blllcrent (W. R.), from 1
Elgin acrosBTeinple. Ward 2
Hillsboro (Upham'a Cor.)
Hilladale (Dor Cei.ter),lr.
976 Adams, opp. Cedar Qrovc
Cemetery. Ward 20
• Hillside (Roi. CroBsing).
at.), fr.
orfoU,
I'U
Lamartinv to 46 Cb
Av.. Ward .il
■Hulburn (Grove Hi
(66 Warren to SU Blu
Av. Ward 16
2 1 Warren •
8 Garden
9 Holbom Terrace
17 Gannett
20 Mav
28 Holbom PHrk
30 Kalada Park
54 dS Blue Hill Av. •
flolborii rark (
. 9 Holborn. Wd,
• Holbrook (J P.), from
793 Centre • to Dane Wd. 22
f^m 786 Parker
— Av..Wi ■•■
Parkei
River* to Church, Ward 24
Hlllaldp .Avenue (J P.),
from 81 Wenbara, Ward 2'J
Hlllalde A.veniie (Bos.),
ftom 215 Poplar, Ward £3
BlUslde Afenue (Er.),
trom 78 Weiford, Ward 26
Place (E. B.),
laynes.Ward 2
HllUlde Place
Ilold^
Holden Place (Uphams
Corner), from 728 Dudley, •
Ward 11
Holden Kow (Chin.), tr. 6
Wesley to 3 Salem Hill Court
Ward 3
• Holldajr (Dor.), ft. 87 Bow.
dointt to 61 Toplifl, Wd. 18
Holland Place (EBsexst.
Bta.), ttom 68 Tyler, Ward 5
* Hollander
llllaide
a 462 Bunker Hill.» Wd .'i
Hillside Road (Dor), fr.
Ward 20
Hilton (Sta. Al, from 840
MasBachusetts Av.,«Ward 11
•Hilton (H. P.), ft. Ill West
to 108 Arlington, Ward 24
•Hinctle.v (Upham'B Cor-
ner), tiom 19 Pleasant to 20
Bakersfleld. Ward 11
•Hlneham (Sta. A.), from
660 Commonwealth Av.» to
Cummington, Ward 8
Hinsdale Koad(W.R.).
Ir. 5130 WaBhiugton* Wd. 23
*Hobart (Br.), iVom 187
Faneuil tu 68 Brooks, Wd.26
Beech to Cornell, Ward 23
•Hobson (Br. ),tr.301 Faneuil
to 88 Hobart, Ward 26
21 Bothwell Road
35 Newcastle Road
Ponnybrook Road
•Hohson Square (Dor.
Center), Milton Av. cor.
Woodroff Av.. Ward 21
HodiFdon Terrace (W.
B.j.from 118 Maple. Ward 23
fr. 135 Humboldt Av.» to 151
Crawford. Ward 16
Holley Square (Essex st.
sta.), trom ID Uollis, Ward 5
■HollinKSWorth (Mat),
fr 88 Oakland • across Caton
al 41, Ward 24
Oakland •
Randolph Road
Hollls (Ebbci Bt. sta.). fr.
779 WBBhing'"!. to 272 Tre-
mont, Ward 5
2 1 Washington •
10 Holley Square
12 Hollis- St. Theatre
11 DiUaway
21 HolliB Place
54 35 Tremont •
Hollls
1 642 Main,* Ward ;
83 Humboldt i
Elm Hill A
Homeitea
Howe A-venue (S. Bl.fr
163 H, Ward 10
Howe Court (Rox. Cross-
ing), from 1134 Tremont •
we Place (Chsn.), fr.
from 118 Boston • to 746
Dorchester Av. • Ward 11
Howes (Unhom'B Comer),
Av. northeast,
fr. Myrt
Ward 2
(Alls.). tT. 343 N.
29 Royal. Ward 26
toSPIeasant, Wardl
•Howltt Road (T
opposite 195 Bellevui
fr. 583 Warren •to II
ace (Alls.)
Ward 26
Holly (Rox. CrOBSinj!),
282 Buggies, Ward 14
Holniai
HookB (o
Ward 20
loUlK
5 Coolidge Road,
!Ray-
Bolmes (A
Holnifleld A. venue
(Mat.), from 688 River* to
Neponset River, Ward 24
Molton (Br.),fr. 30 Brooks
to Ranelegh road. Ward 26
•Bolton (AllB.),fr, 205 Ev-
ett to 96 Franklin, Ward 26
K At'tol"'
Frlnklin
olw*»rthy (Grove Hall),
Ml, 12!1 Humboiui Av • to
obuB Av.« Wq.
43 Holmaii
Royal
•Hooper (Dor. Center), 1
25 Tremlett to 2u Melville Ai
Ward 19
Huuuer Avenue (Ui
ham^ Corner), changed
Lingard
Hooten Court (E. B.
from 167 Everett. Ward 2
Hope Place (North Sta.
from 10 N. RuBBCll. Ward 5
• Hopedale (Alls.), fr. 3
North Harvard. Ward 2()
North Harvard
46 45 Seattle
60 69 Windom
•!Io|>estilI (Dor. Centei
tiom 24A3pinwaU Road to
Southern Av , Ward 19
Av.«to 479 Norfolk.
ton (Dor.), trom 90
Pope's Hill Street.
'Houston (W. R. ), trc
Montview to Garfield Avi
Ward 23
Hovey'a Court (CI
rear 444 Main • Ward .1
'Howard, ft. 84 Court to
10 Bulfinch, Ward ,■>
1 Court •
2 Tremont Row •
26 Stoddard
34 Howard Athenmum
44 Somerset
66 61 Bulfinch
'Howard (Rox.). trom li
Hami>den • to 62 Magazin.
Ward 12
■Howard Avenue (Ur
ham's Corner), trom 61
Dudley to 170 Quincy.Wd. ]
3 Dudley •
Lutheran Church
7 Howard Place
Howard Av. School
Eloyt (Upham's Cor.), from
1246 Dorchester Av. easterly,
Ward 17
Hoyt Place (North Sta.),
ttom 80 Joy, Wards
Hubbard (H. P.), changed
•Hubbard (J. P.), trom 207
Lamartine to 182 Chestnut
Av., Ward 22
Hubbard (Alls.),tr. 9 Rena
to ITOWestern Av. • Ward 26
Hultbard Road (Up-
ham's Corner), fr. 131 Savin
Hill Av . Ward 17
(Rox.),f>- 270 EustiB, Ward 12
•Hubert (Rox. Crossing),
f r'-m '37 Shawmut Avenue •
Ward 13
cbins (Rox
Blue Hill Av. • t.
'Hudson (Chsi ,
Chelsea »tc. SO Water,
• Hudson (Essex s
' 67 Beach to 31 Cur^
1 Beach •
~ Kneeland*
t Hudson Place
, fVom 37
fr.67 Beach t
» 1 - ■
20 27
I Cur
Place (Essex i
, 33 Hudson, Ward .'
•Hulbert (Rox.;
'■ cent.
Even
95 Regent. Odd
Woodwar.
Hartibrd
numbers Ward 13
2 1 Washington •
6 11 Rav
16 Fenwick
30 27 Regent
•Hull (Hanover), from 176
Salem to .'■90 Commercial.
Ward 5.
4 Hull-St. Court
7 Snelling Place
1? to 47 CoppVHill Cemet'y
40 Hull-St. Place
62 49 Snowhill
61 N. Hudson
Commert^ial •
Hull-St. Court (Han-
' Humboldt Avenue!
(1 to 97 Rox., 99 to end Grovi
Hall), from 132 Walnut Av
to 108 Seaver. Ward 10
2 1 Walnut Av •
Corner), from 7 Howard Av..
owe (Upham's Comer),
'OCk* Ward 17
. from Bloom-
62 6) Munroe
90 97 Townset
1.30 Wyoinin
168 171 Howland
93 Crawford
05 Ruthven
25 Homestead
24« 245 Butcbinas
Brookledge
' indicates public highways
ington to 10 t
• denotes f
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
111 • to 9 Bart-
a puhlic hifrhwayB
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Jeni-r>ou Place (Eeiej
St. sta ), fK>m 3fi Benoet,
6S Howard A
17 Rand
18 I-afaye
40 Jud«on
62 Howard At.
♦Jullette(Dor.),froml
to Homes Av.. Ward 18
aer (Chsn.), trom 6
lennintes Plui><
from 234 Medford,
tr. 24 Haucock • to 25 Everett
Av., Ward 17
••lemey (Fenway), trom 80
Brooklioe Av • to Aud "-
Road, Ward 8
clerusalem IMace (
Ward 13
K. Street (S. B).
E. First to ColuiDh
a Road.
E. Siith
127 E. Broadway •
149 Emerson •
250 251 East Fourtli •
2811 281 East Filtli
1 292 Heckler Avenui-
psbury to 22 Elmore,
Ward J6
ill Roihury • t
Ward 13
*Kenton Ruad (J.P,). fr.
.1448 Wash near l/nion Av.
Ward 22
* Kenwood {Dot. Center),
from ses WashinRton • to 16
AUston, Ward 111
Kershnw Koud (W. K.l.
•John
•John
s North, Ward 5
Andr»w(J.P.)
imtr 126 Carolina
John Eliot Square
(RoxbU'-\ Crossiujl), from 1
Dudley • to 2 Centre, Wards
13 15
JohnMon (W. R.), from 66
Ward 23
Chsn.)
Baker, Ward 23
J ohnson A vei
from lii6 Main • to 4/ i,8w-
rence, Ward 3
Johnson A»enae(J.P.),
trom 3112 Centre • to Buckley
Johnnon Pliire (Mat),
trom 19 River.* Ward 21
John»on Terrace (Dor.
Center), (r. 40 Woodrow Av.,
Ward 21
Johuaton Park (Rox.),
from 309 Warren,» Ward 16
•J ohUMton Road ^
1 14 Pro
•Joiner
Park* I
B. Street Place (S. B.),
from 210 K. Ward 9
Salada Park (Orove
Hall), tr. 30 Holborn, Wd. 16
trom"sl Bellevuel"o54 Stan-
ley, Ward 13
' Keany Square (North
Sta.), Junction WaahinRton
north. • Causeway.* Endi-
rotf sn-i Cha, le« River Bridge
Ward o
' RenrHargi
tWin-
Kea
(Dor.
Baker totiSO LaGrange,Wd,23
Kelth*« Alley (Panover),
fr. irii North, w'ard 5
Relley l^onrt (Chsn.). tr
4:; Cook, Ward 3
Kelley Court (Br.), from
474 Western Av.« Ward 26
•• Kemble (R x.), from 98
Hampden • 10 80 Magazine.
! Renihle Place (S. B), tr
■ P • Ward 9
Kemble Place (Ros.).,fT
from S077 Washin
'Kerwin (Dor. i
49BerT,nrdtoll2-I
Ward 19
ON. Y., N. H. & H. R
168 Water
172 Washington
Keye.PlacelJ. P.),fr
Rossmore Road, Ward 22
* KllUy, from 67 State to
Milk, Ward .5
27 Exchange Place
30 Central
47 Uawes
70 Maaon Building
74 67 Milk
Kilmarnock (Fenway),
Audubon Road, Ward 8
•Kiloych Koad (Coolidge
to Brooklilie lino. Ward 25
Ward 5 Cars fro
2 1 Summer •
34 43 Bedford
166 155 Beach •
Klnoton Place
from 15 Kingston, V,
Klniciiton Pine
Kirk (W. R ), fr. 26 Mont-
view, Ward 23
* KIrkland (Essex st.sta.),
tr. K4 Pleasant* to51Com-
Kirkwood Road (Br.),
nroci. 280 Foster, Ward 25
39 Cliftondale
75 Albano
Whitforrt
129 Risecliff
Metropolitan Av.
219 Denton Terrace
Metropolitan Terrace
Heniman
Glendower Road
17 Kittredge,
KDoi
Dorchester Av • to 1
Free-
, Ward 18
eo (Orove Hall), tr. 1
Maflcoma to 197 Magnolie
:. Crossing).
Ward 18
•Jooephine (Dor ).
442 Geneva Av. to 18 Di
Ward 18 j
•Joy (1 to 6 Boston, 7 to end
H..tel Tudor
Mount Vernon Place
.Mount Vernon Street
Pinckney
Bta. Police i
80 Hoyt P
90 89 Cambri
Joy (W R.), from Brqokline
Dorchester Av.« to Old Col-
ony Boulevard, Ward 11
* Kempton (Rox.Crossing),
from 797 Huntington Av.«
to 44 Fenwood Road, and
from opp. 797 Huntington
At. to opp. 42 Wait, Ward 14
Keuberma Road (Dor.
ton to 7'AJlorton Kd., Wd. 19
•Kendall (Sta. A), ft. 637
Shawmut Av.« to 912 Tre-
mont.«Ward 13
Rox.),fVom
to 35 Dudley,
Ward 13
Dudley •
}ch. Dillaway School
3h. Eliot Church
Ich. Old Rox. High School
50 Lambert Avenue
Valker,Wd. 23
Roxbury •
King Terrat .
Crossin Place
King Terrace
Crossin Place
31 Conant Place
S3 Nawn Court
Elm wood
•KlnK (Dor.),
KIttredee
Ward '23
•Knapp (Essex st. sta.),tV.
15 Beacn • to »i Harrison
Av.,« Ward 5
Knapton Place (Rox.
Crossing) trom 900 Columbus
Av., Ward 13
• Kneeland • (Essex at,
sta.l, trom 706 Wantiington
to 7* Atlantic Av., Ward 6
1 1 Washington • ■
9 Bates Place
23 Whitmore
40 43 Harrison Ave. •
iEbt (Ready.), ft
ier»toReadville,
rirt (J,
38 Oakdale, Ward 22
1720 Knoll (R08.)
I Florida
■ Qustine
Elmdale
7 Train
set Av., Ward 20
King Terrace (Roxbury
Crossing), from 18 King,
Ward 13
Kinenboro Park (J. P ),
fron
seen
.Forest Hilla to Lotus,
11 Gayland Ai
Julian
Dromey
Brooktord
(North S
78 Poplai
Kennai
om 61 Allen to
** Kennebec (Mat.)
Oaklan ■ - "
Ward 1
Oakland* to Roanoke Roan
1 Stratford.'wd.S
(Rox. Crossing),
Star.dish
2 23 Bernard
6 89 Wales
Llngrsley {
ovvlton (S. B.), f*. 25
Ifraoh to 264 E. Eighth,*
of Summer, across East First
to Columbia Road, 1 to 72
Warn 9, 73 to end Ward 10.
Cars from the harbor to East
90 106 Emerson
108 107 East Fifth
Gaston School
138 1.37 East Sixth •
170 155 East Seventh
192 193 East Eighth
218 219 East Ninth
Columbia Road
• [•aconia (Sta. A),
1 138 Prince to 191
Endioott, Wd. 6
LaFayette Park
(Upham s Corner), from 18
to 334 Centre. Ward 21)
*l^uOraiiKe (EeBez at
8ta.), tTom 679 Waahinj
to 210 Tremont, Wartl 5
2 I Washincton •
66 Police Station No. 4
S9 Tomworth
4726 Waahinfjton, above Beech
* L.aOranee (W. R.), from
°Wmr23
Partri'dge
99 RobiD
J Shaw
288 Linnet
S"? Land Beer
333 Maifleld
351 SturgeSBRoad
BiUings Field
I 395 Centre •
I W. Roxbury Stat
457 Chapin Avenue
' 481 Pleas'ant
I Wellon Road
) Vale
541 Torktow
1 Roberts .
Glenham
I Weld
I Newton lii
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
' I-aw'ii (Rox Ci-OBBiuK), (Y.
167 Heath to 249 do., Wird 14
46 Guild
62 Rookledge
100 99 CeSS"
' l^uinont (Rox. CroBBine)
Ir. 142 Vernon to 41 Linden
Park Street. Ward 13
'L.ainson (£. B.),(rom 2yfl
f^ Gove, Ward 2
Everett
I Sumner •
Maverick
iirt (K.
29 Blue Hill
Undine
(Readv.), from S^ Sprague ti
Dedham line. Ward 24
L.akevllle PIa.ce (J. P.;
Ward 15, 194 to
87 Roy
67 Sunny Co
81 Hoffman
101 Donovi
159 Paul Gore
1 193 Boylaton
) Emaella Terrace
1 Deeher Avenue
207 Hubbard
233 Chestnut Terrace
240 Clark Place
243 Glenvale Terrace
260 Lawndale Terrace
269 Lamarline Terrace
268 Lamartine Place
2SS Oakdale
291 Biltmore
296 Cedar Avenue
311 Marlon Terrace
820 Lamartine Square
333 Oreen
l.amartlne t^^nurt (J P.),
tTOm 216 Lamartine, Ward 22
r.amartine Place (J.P.),
tfom26S Lamartine, Ward 22
Lamartine Square
(.).P.),(rora 112 Oreen to 320
Liamartlne Terrace
(J. P.), from 260 Lamartine,
Ward 22
* L<ambert (Rox.), from 36
Highland to 26 Lambert Av.,
Ward 15
Bartlett and all even nurnben
Ward 18 Odd numbers from
Bartlett to end Ward 15
Kenilworth
tvom 22 Lamson, Ward
■•aiiark Suad (Coolidga
Comer, tr. 2<l Kinrone Road
lo Englcwood Av.,Ward 26
EnElewood Av.
25 CoIliBton Road
Road
l/ancaater (North Sta.),
from 10.3 Mernmac • to 59
CauBeway • Ward 6
l^antl'H <^uiirl. (Hanover)
from 223 North. Ward 5
119 Bellevue to 307* La-
Orange, Ward 23
'Rox ). (torn 450
Lanedun Terrace
(Roxbury), trom 60 Langdon,
Ward 12
*l.aii|fley Road (Br.),fr.
CreBCent Av. to 5.30 Waehing-
ton, Ward 26
9 Seminary
Ch. First Baptist Church
Austin
ti Lawrence-St. Place
8 Lawrence Court
Miller
L<awrence (
*-.?.■•" Terrace (Dor.), fr.
WcBt belden southeast. Ward
• Lienoji (Sta A), trom 1866
Wa»h. ^. 808 Tremont, Wd. 13
2 1 Washington*
60 49 iihawmut Av.a
Ward 3
Lawrence Avei
(Giove Hall), tr -322 Blue
A».»lo235 Magnolia, Wd. 18
'LaniMlowne (Fenwi
Av., ^'
(lenwayj.fr
to Brooklin<
931 MaBBachuse'ttH Av.# to
Famham, Ward 12
WsT'p- • to 68 Sherman,
Ward 16
Larch Place (Rob ), from
375 Hyde Park Av.» near
Neponaet Av., Ward 24
* l.iarchmont (Dor. Cen-
ter), from 62 Waldeck to 90
Greenbrier, Wafd 19
**r,ark (S. B ), from 179 W.
Elghrh to Old Colony Av.,
Lark (W B.), from 135 La-
Oraneeti. 287 l)ellevue,Wd.23
*Larkin (Rox.), from 141
Hampden to 30 Adams, Wd.l2
Larkiii A.Teniie (Br ).
from 229 N Beacon, Ward 26
La Rose Place (Br), Ir.
26 Union. Ward 26
Lasaell (W. R,), from La-
Grange to 521 Baker, Wd. 23
l..aChrop Place (Han-
over), from 309 Hanover •
Ward 5
I., a a r e I (Dor. Center),
changed to Peacevale Road
'Laurel (Chji
ice Place (_Br.),
Market • Ward 26
St. Place
(Chan.l. firom 27 Lawren
Ward 3
Lawson Place (E. B
tro., 305 Princeton, Ward
(Fenway), from
nwealth A •-
R B.,Ward 8
Leamington Road(Br.),
from Wallingford Road to
172!) Commonwealth Avenue,
Ward 26
* Leather Square, from
9 Cbanning to 12 MatthewB
Ward 6
Lebanon (Upham's Cor-
ner), from 28 .Magnoli" t"
N Y.,N. H. &H.R,R.,V
Lee (J.
Lenox Cfvnrt (Sta. A.
trom 66 East Lenox, Ward 1
Lenoxdale
Kugglee to 40 Green leaf, Wd.
Leonard (Dor.), trom 222
Adams to 67 Clayton. Wd. 18
tu356Centre •' Ward 20
Leslie (M,t.),fr.r.'i5Mort
lo Wujlson, Ward 21
Leslie Park (Rox.), frc
101 Walnut Av„ • Ward 1(
Lester (Upham's Comer
from 10 Clifton, Ward 12
Lester Place (J.P), tro
KiU Centre, • Ward 22
l-etterflne Terrac
(Dor
Ward 17
trom 324
11 Tebroc,
.,Wd.l7
Keyes.Ward 22
Lee Place. (North >ta.),
• Leeds (S. B.).fr. 47 Wood
ward to 560 Dorchester Av.a
Ward 11
* Leednville (Dor), from
i^:i Dorchester Av.»
Adams, Ward 18
2 1 Dorchtster Av.
22 Leedsville Court
irt (Dor ),
meville. Ward 18
(Mat.), from 830
iiiver m to il. R. Ward 24
l.*ehlKh (Sta. A), from 214
Albuuv lo Broadway bridge.
Ward 1
Leverett (E.B.).from Ben-
nington to Ashley Av., Wd. 1
'Leverett* (North Su.).
from 93 'Jr-en l„ C^l/wia'^
Bridge,
2 1 Green •
02 Hammond Av.
88 Ashland
95 Cottine
101 Cushman Ave.
02 Spring
119 »finot
131 Willord
I M. freight depot
LePevi
■.•elcester I
1 379
Latiriat (Dor. Center),
S6Wo..drowAvto48Calh
der. Ward 21
Lanten Place (.S B.),
874 £. Second, Ward 9
LeiKbton Park (Sta. A),
from 102V Dartmouth • to
Truro. Ward 7
Leinnd (J.P.),fr.Wachueett
to Forest Hills cemetery,
Ward 22
Leiand Place (Sta. A),
t>om 1288 Washington • W. 6
..n. 98 Leverett,..
Ward 5
Lewis (E. B.). from 203
Sumner I, E- B. ferry, Wd. 2
2 1 Sumner •
60 Marginal
10 Gibaon's Whan
23 {National Dock and
109< Warehouse Wharf
2 111 East Boston Ferry
Lewis (Hanover), from 208
449 Dudley, • \
Lexington (B. B.),
266 Boi der, crossing Mel
atSK to .317 Eaat Eagle.
Carstr Meiidianlo She
37 Ltxingion Avenu
63 Lexington Place
74 73 Marion
80 SI. John's Church
182 181 Brooks
194 193 Putnam
260 261 Preacott
313 Shelby •
Lexington Square
East Eagle
• indicates public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
' l^exiuffioD (CliBD.l
Lindeo (Rob.), from Belle
vue Avenue to Beech. W(l. 23
L,lndeii (Readv.), fr. Chester
Tremont
Monoment Sq.
27 Bnnkcr HIU •
•* L«ocUHt (Upbam'B Corner
tW)in 80e Doreheeter Av.
to R. R.. Ward 11
r.ociifit (Mat ).fromTileGton
J Commonwealth *I^O|EU
•Lothinn Road (Cool-
idRe Corner) from 153 Strath-
n\ore Road to opp. 1S7 ChiB-
wick Bd.. Ward 25
*r^othr<>p (Br ). from 40
Market • to 17 Portsmouth,
Ward 26
Plo
■ (•>■:
I^exiiietun A
B.), I "- '
Ward
L,ezJnKtaD Av. (Chsn.),
ITom U6 Bunker HiU, •
Ward 4
•I^exlUKtou Avei
P.), from 993 River f
Westminster, Ward
I^exInEton Placet E.B.
trom 63 Loiington, • Wd.
• I^exington Squi
Lexington •
1 993 River to opp. 94
(E.B.)
I of Lexington
and East Eagle, Ward
•"Leyden (E. B ). fron
138 Boardman to 1130 Ben
nington. Ward 1 ;
• L.eyland (Upham's Cor-
ner), from 11 East CottaBe to
28 BurgeBB. Ward 12
Libbey (W. R.), from 257
Vermont to Keith Av., Wd. 23
Ulberty (8.B,),tt.77 Preble j
Ward 11
• Liberty Sauare, June '■
tion Kilby, Water, and Bat- i
terymarch. Ward 5
, Itom 187 Tudor 1
. Seventh, Ward 9
:Bay), from 48
Linden. Ward
•L.lndeii Park St. (Roi.
Crossing), tr 125 Roxbury to
29 PrentiaB PUcc
L.«mbard (Dor. Center), tr.
16 Bushnell to 13 Carruth,
Ward 21)
Lombaril Place (Han-
over), trom 8« Prince. Wd. 5
*L.ombard Place (S.B.),
troa 54 Ellery, Ward 11
* L.ondon (E. B.), t^m 112
Bumner to 73 Bennington,
3548 Washington,* Ward 2;
* Loader's L.ane (J. P.
rrom 1(KU Centre. Ward 28
liOiUs Pi'anK (Fen.).iroi
S09Pa:
. Ver-
>"ir2<^-.'
Main • to 303 Rutherford i
58 55 Easex
100 101 Tufls
1S4 153 Beaoh •
179 Albany Building
t) River*
81 Central Av.
Harvard Av.
* Lincoln (1 to 210 Br to end
AUb.), Irora 9U Market to 3S»
Cambridge. Ward 2*>
Market •
•ry Place
I Allen,
Linden Place (S. B.), tr.
52)i East Seventh, Ward 10
l..indi*ey (Dor. Center), ft.
70 Waldeck to «6 Greenbrier,
Linjeard (Upham's Corner)
.), tr. trom 57 Magnolia to 32 Hart-
land, ford, Ward 17
ch to ♦* Linnet ( W. R.), f>om 146
' BeUevne to 288 LaOrange,
Ward 23
• Llnwood (Rox.), ftom 67
I Highlana to 82 Centre, •
Ward 1.5
•Linwood (H. P.), ft. 1323
Biver, Ward k
1 1492 Linwood Pli
South, WarQ ;
Linwood Koad (
reutre) flrom 691 Ad
Waid 20
»Llnwoad Squi
162 163 Porter
195 London Court
207 Davis Court
218 233 Bennington •
London Court (E. B.)
im London, Ward 2
•Loiiz Avenue (Alls.)
1359 Comn>oi,wealth Av
81 Allston, Ward 2o
*LonEt'eliow (Dor.), ftom
74 Toplifl to 50 Draper,Wd. " "
* Lonicmeadow (Rox.
fr.36Clitton to 30 Batchelder
Ward 12
♦ Loniewood Avenii
to IsCe
. to Brookline
Huntingt
J 1 Parker
12 Thomas Place
24 Longwood Av Court
3tl Alton Place
48 Greima Place
66 Morlock Place
69 Racine Place
66 67 Phillips
128 131 St. Alphonsus
132 145 Huntington Ay •
164 Worthington
188 Wigglesworth
138 Harvard Univ. Dental
229 Avpnue Louis Pasteur
240 Harvard Medical 8ch.
300 Children's Ho-pital
LonlftburK Sauare,
80Pinckne".ana89Mt.
oon. Ward 8
Louifie Park (Rox.). from
iCopeland, WardlO
»vedeed Court (Rox.)
om 9 Chadwick, Ward 12
Loveloy Place (North
- ■■ -ni Beverly* "
Nep-
Lovett Place (North Sta.)
trom 90 Poplar. Ward 5
Lovlft (S. B.J. frorn_187 Gold
40 Causeway to 2 Brighton.
Wards
1 2 Causeway •
2 Tamworth.^
Lowell Square,* (North
Sta ), Cambridge, cor.Lynde,
Ward 5
Lowland Place (E. B.).
•■ -vara2
ktine Av i
ft-om 99 Everett, Wa:
94 Waverlev South
112 Utchflold
142 Antwerp
210 Everett
240 Monto Place
264 Ericsson
296 Franklin
366 Cambridge •
Lincoln Park (S. B.),tr
607 East Third, Ward 9
Lincoln Place (Chsn.),
trom 23 Elm, War.i 3
* Lincoln Place (Han-
1208 Blue Hill Av to Leslie,
Ward 21
Lincoln Square (8. B.).
bounded by Emerson, East
Fourth * and M Streets,
Ward.JO
Llndall (Ros.), ftom «0
Ashland, • Ward 23
LiDdall Court (North
West Roxbury
LItcbfleld Court (
from 846 Sumner. War
* LithKow (Dor. Center)
to 393 Talbot
173 Meridian *
Liverpool Av. l.E.B.),ft
62 Liverpool to 71 Border
•LIndea (S. E.), trom 501 E.
Fourth to 9 Thomas Park,
Ward 10
•Linden (Dor.), fr. 61 Free-
port to opp. 99 Adams, Wd. IS
Linden (W. R.), from 32
Montgomery, Ward 23
* indicates public highwa
from 68 Fremont, '
♦ Lochs*
from 519
Locke Place (S. B).
5M2 East Fourth, Ward 10
• Lockwood (H. P.), fro
626 Metropolitan Av. to ;
Huntington Av., Ward 24
(Rox. Crossing), fr. 24 Long
wood Avenue. Ward 14
Loniewood Park (Fen-
wav). Binney, Dei. Smyrna
aurl Loogwood Av., Wd. 14
Lon lEWood '1' e r r a c e
(Fenway ).tron. 429 Brookline
Av.* pear Longwood AT.,
Ward 14
14 Woodwoith.
Walnut
Ward 20
• Lorette (W. R.), frt
Centre.* n.LaOrange,\
Loretto (W. B.), tro
'SB
Seventh. Wi
Lorine (I
WUliams Av. to Tyler, Wd.
OWiUiamaAv.
47 Loring-st. Place
L«bec(E, B.) fr.224Mavc
Village
Lucerne (Dor. Center), fr
- attonto7t2.Morton,Wd.21
Wards
Luteman Place (Rox.
Crossing), from 7 Texas,
Ward 13
Lutber Place (Hanover)
96 95 Tyler
Loriiie-St. Place (H.I
tVom 47 Loring, Ward 24
Lorna Road (Dor.), from
Morton, opp. Selden, to be-
Lorralne (Grove Hall), fr.
120 Stanwood to 107 Devon,
Ward IS
* Lorraine (Ros.), ftom 192
Belgrade * to 108 Colberg
^^r?
; explanation, pajte 17
Ward ;:
IfFncle-St, PIuceXNortb
«ain» to 19 Austin,
: Lynde. Wi
(Chin.), fr.
Middlesex,
26 Eexei
Wards
I^yiideboru* Pit
sexBtsta ). lom in
Wards
• Liyudhurst (Dor. Center),
from 550 WeHhi-.gtoo* to 3U
Allston, Ward 111
Carver,
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
ndison Sq. (Roj
ie, Warwick, Westmii
ai Sterling Streets. W
80 Adams,
• Ward IP,
Dorche»^terAv.«
Ward IS
Livon Place (
570 Shawmut Av.
£#yonH (Dor. Cec), char
•M Street (S. B.l.fr. «4
First 10 ColumbiB tid It
Ward 9, 73 to end Ward 1
2 1 East First
24 23 East Second
8q. Independence So.
45 East Third
86 96 East Fourth*
101 Emerson
116 116 East Fifth
131 M street Place
140 143 Eust Sixth •
from 131 M, Ward 10
•Macallen (S. B.l, fr. 113
Dorchester Av. to Foundry
Ward 9
'Mcl^ormicb Sn.rE. B.).
streets, Ward 2
McDonoiiirh Court
(Readv.). from 87 Keadville,
Ward 24
McKenna Xerraee(W.
R.), fVom 1932 Ceutre, Wd 23
► Atacbin (Br.), from 516
Western Av.» to 18 Waver-
lev. Ward 26
* Af cLean
66 Cham hi
(North Sta.), ft-,
(Rox
421) uudley to 1017
1 Dudley*
Dui.mi.e
23 EubHs
4 45 George
55 Ccdrrc
8 69 Norfolk Avenu
Kemble
120
iioliai
190
46 Robin Hood
67 Lingard
65 Halt Mood
Oleander
87 Chamhlet
! Thorn dike
I FurbuBh Court
I Gihbs Court
607 Bunker Hill •
609 Medfbrd
I Mishawum
I 525 BoatOQ & Maine B
I Cambndge •
Sullivan Square
171 Myrtle Place
229 Qreenheye
2^5 Lawrence Av.
MuKiioliufJ. P.).h-om365i
WaBhington,* Ward 22
* Masnoliu 8<|. fUphami
Corner). Horn 1^6 Magnolia,
Ward 17
Magog Place (Rox.). fr.
873 Albany. Ward VJ.
Mahan Pluce (Esaex Bt.
8ta.). fr. ''i'^-^ Pleasant. WS. 8
llluhn> Terrace (Rox.),
fr. 187 Atnory, near Boylaton,
Ward
Mat
junction Commercial, Fleet
] Ward fi
24 Lytng-in HoBpita)
26 McLean Court
80 Channing Uome
48 49 Blossom
McLean Court (North
13 Roughan Road
25 Warren 8av. Bank
25 Odd FeUowB- Uall
B. E. R. Static
623 Beacham
624 Gardner
642 Uomee Place
M8 Haverhill
fi51 Dorrance
655 MvBtic Av.
655 Sherman 8qui
660 Caldwell
*MaiUaii4l (Fenwt
opp. 7»> Beacon • t
R.R..Ward8
Malt)
Crossing), tr.
Malcolm (Ros.), from?
Belgrade Av to R. R
'^Malcolm, fr. 59 ChcHtn
to92Pinckney, Ward 8
1 WaBhington •
29 Meander
48 Maiden Court
64 63 Harrison Av. •
Albany
Ualden ConrtJSta. A.),
from 4H Maiden, Ward 6
Mall (Kox.), from 3U Eustis
to i> Dearborn, Ward 12
Doug!
Bradsl
24
62
94 96 BradBhaw
McManiiH4'ourt(ChPi
tton.28 St. Martin. Ward S
McATnry Square (S. ]
iunction Mer-er, Vale a
Columbia Road. Ward 11
* MndUoii (Jtox. Croeeini
HhawrnVt A
Hyde Park Av.»i
river, Ward V4
Madison (H. P.
don Hills), fr. nen
(KOX. uroeeing),
Wash_# to m
'rom 1.5't2
Neponset
Ward 7
MndUon Pln<
fr. 1100 Wash. • 1
149 Wnrren*
149 Thompson
297 Suilivan
* Indlcatei public highways
33.3 Chemical Engine I
I Arthur Place
I South Eden
I MonumentEall
341 Eden
Middlesex
Freedom Court
; Albion Place
*• Btreeta partly public
52 4»i Albany
Dearborn •
• Mallet (Dor Center), tr.,
AdamB«to62 Florida, Vd,
Coail (Grove
40 y Bowdoin Av.
Mnlonev (W. R.l, from fi
Montgomery to Webster, Wd.
23
Malta (Mat.).tr. 614 River.*
Gardner
Ashford
Malvern Road (Rob), fr.
141 Metropolitan Av. to Etnel,
Ward 23
Miinchester (Mat), trom
Cedar to Standard, Ward 21
MancheHter iW. R.), tr.
New Held to Mt. Benedict
Mapes (Dor.), from 54 Park
Ward 20
'Aluple (Grove Hall), fr. 56
Georgia to 242 Seaver, Wd. 16
30 23 Cheney
74 75 Schuyler
Ward !
Hodgdon Terrace
Pomfret
Weld
Addington Road
Maple (H. P.). from 1208
River » to Fain
Ward 24
Av.,
Maple j^venue (Br.
Glencoe
laple Park (Rox.). fr<
32 Dale, Ward Ifi
laple ParU (D'^r.),fn
t08 Center, Ward 20
Place (Essex
n 219Hf)rriaonAv
Maple Place (J. P.). tn
across Seaverns Av.to 37 St
lane. Ward 22
mt
Af aple Terrace <W. R.).
■- -■ ~ ■• d. Ward 23
Ir.), from 310
34 Murdock,
I Raib-oad, Ward 28
ipleton (Br,
rr'y', Ward 24
Alls.), tr. Sll
Easton.WdiO
(Chsn.l. tVom
(Rox Crossing),
Landseer t
Linnet, Ward 28
* Marble (Kox. Crossing),
fVom 121) Wa^«1l^l^ to 99 West-
minster, Ward 13
Marhle Ooiirt( N'orthSta.)
Itom 40 Lynde, Ward 5
• Marbury
175 Amory,
■ Marrella (Rox.). It. 28'
Wash to 156 Ceutre, Wd. ;
2 1 Washington •
Ground
80 75 Highland
91 Mulvey Terrace
127 Oak View Avenue
147 Batchclder Terrace
from 28 March A\
March Ward
■ 20 March Av., Wa
Metropolitan Av. to Hyde
Park line. Ward 23
Mantliorne Road (W.
" ■ " intre to Weld,
Ward 23
Piernoni
Schlrme
Abbott
85 Prince to 10 Sheafe,
JefiYies, Wara 2
18 Orleans •
m Clyde
Episcopal Church
Pearl Place
¥U'5
• denotes street c
See explanation, page l*?
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Murine Park i
Citj Point, • Wirdi
Marine Koad (
7S Hatch
92 91 L Street
124 Flint Pl«<
146 145 M Street
Meridian to22S Bremen.
107 Ward 1, 103 to end Wd.
2 1 Wliite
22 21 Monmouth
43 Eutaw Place
64 Enirine House No. /
70 71 Trenton
83 Unitarian Ch.
92 91 Leiinston •
112 107 Princeton
144 143 Saratosa
168 167 Bennington •
179 /
188 I
Alarion (Readv.
Av. to Dedham li:
Mark (Rox. CrOE
124 Day, Ward 14
Spring, Ward 23
Marshall Place (Chen.),
from 40 Walnut, Ward 3
Marshall Plare. (Han-
Marshall Xerrace
to Brookline line. Ward 2A
'Uarahfleld (Rox. I. from
311 Clilloa to 279 Nortblk Ay.,
Ward 12
Marston Place (North
Sta ),from 91 Chambers to 28
and 38 Leverett, • Ward 5
931 Lausdowne
1017 Magazine
10rt3 Shirlej
a«u Clapp
306 Boston
1309 Columbia Road •
Edward Everett sq •
Maasaaoit (Mat.), fr. 706
River to Neponset river. Wd.
end and
(Grove Hall), fr.
to 102 Infrvsle,
ers to Fayston
, Fayston st. to
Portlano lo 4« Canal,
li 5
1 Portland •
I Merrimac •
157 Vineland
: 191 North Beacon •
hoUc Church
Hensbaw
Arlineton
1 Berkeley
First Church
I Clarendon
274 277 Fairfield
322 32.? Oloucester
862 357 Heretbrd
418 411 Massachusett. Av. •
Cbarlepgate East
Marlon Xerrace (J.P.),
truni 311 Lamartine, Ward 22
Cornwall. Ward 22
from 120 Milton,
Marsh I>a
Union. Ward ,
Ward
Ward'lS
odu:
16 Ifii
Qreenheys
-0 Intlrvsfe
Mascot (Dor. Center), it-
folk. Ward 21
Mascot Place (North
8U.), trom 34 Poplar to Pike
Alley, Ward 5
■ Mason (Chsn), ftom 14
Rtithertbrd av. to 63 Front
Ward 4
' Mason (Essex St. Sta.),
trom ay West to 170 Tremont,
Ward 5
'Mason (H.P.),fr.l4S2Hvde
Park Av.# to Neponset river.
Ward 24
Mason Court (Chsn.), fr.
63 Sullivan, Ward 3
' Massachusetts A.Te-
nue (1 to 389 Fenway, 401
to 1099 Sta. A, 1100 to end
Ullham's Corner), fr. Harvard
Bridge to Edward Everett
Square. I to 123 Ward 8, 125
to 406 Ward 7, 497 lo 633
Ward 13. Odd numbers 635
to R. R and even numbers
630 to 702 and from >outh-
ampton st. to K. R. Ward 12
Even numbers 704 to Roxbury
canal Ward 6 Fr Roxbury
canal to Southampton St.
Ward 9. Odd and even num-
to New England Av.,
** Matchett (Br.),
Waahington, Ward 1
♦ Mather (Dor. Center),!
ton to I
nd Ward I
11 PeilbaKw
Nixon
47 Railroad
'nuttapanSq. (Mat.),*
junction Bine BTill Avenu,r
and River. Wards 21, 24
' Matthews, trom 118 Fed ■
eral to WT Confess, Wd. :. ;
2 1 Federal • i
24 Leather Square
52 51 Congress
' Maudlin (Chsn ), from II !
Wapping to 10 FosB, Ward 4
* Maverick (E. B.), from
60 61 London
Ch. Catholic Church
80 85 Havre
108 111 Paris
126 Meridian •
133 .Maverick Square
138 Chelsea
13 Maywood,
.),lr. 367 Main
38 38 Rusaell
■• ■■ l-St.Ten
I ■
I (Ai:
raond, Wa:
Mead-St. Court (Chsn.).
trom 28 Mead, Ward .1
Mead-Street Terrace
iChan.), fVom 45 Mead, Wd.3
* Meander (Sta. A), from 46
East liedham to 29 Maiden,
Mears (Dor.), trom 45 '
man. Ward 20
Mechanic (Hanover).
m Hanover • to 134 No
Court, Wards 7
Mechanic (J
Cambridge •
wIm's
• ic Court (Han-
Orlei
190 Dundee
199 Hotel Trafalgar
206 Fensmere Bldg.
311 Symphony
315 Huntington
339 St. Botolph
43;! Columbus A
495 Tremont e
587 Shawmut A
Franktort
il2 Lubec
240 241 Cottage
Lewis, .Maverick, Meridian,
Chelsea. and Sumner Streets,
Ward 2
MazOeld (W^R), from 97 !
466 Audubon Road to 134
Mary's, Ward 11
> Medford (Chsn.l. th>m :
Chelsea • to junction
2 1 Chelsea •
49 Wiley's Wharf
119 Orpin's Whart
Stone
149 Wellington -Wild's
Wharf, called Stone's
Whart
I Lexington
161 Monument Wharf
—. Cannon
Monument
Fall's WI
) Morse's '
Cottage
95 Milton .
Ward 21
May (Gr<
60 Nelson,
e Hall), from 35
IHolbom.Wd. 16
to 25« Pond, Ward 22
May Place (Essex St. sta.).
trom 26 Oak to 9 and 17 Nas-
sau. Ward 5
May Place (Rox. Cross-
ing), fr. 283 Rugglee. Wd. 7
•Mayhrook (Grove Hall),
Ir. liiz Gleiiwav to 81 Green-
wood. Ward 19
•Mayfair (Rox.), from 57
Bainbridge to 46 Elmore,
Ward 16 [
'Mayfleld (Upham's Cor-
net). iTom 1011 Dorchester i
Av.» to .32 Bakersfleld.Wd.il
*5Iay hew (Upham's Cor),
trom 230 Boston* to 70 Rose-
clair.Wardll
••Haynard (Ros). f*. 408
Poplar, crossing Metropolitan
Av., Ward 23
' ""ayo (Sta. A.), from 60
ille lo 9 Cobb. Ward 6
173 (>nnon
Monume_.
19S Fall's Wharf
1 Wharf
231 Clark a Smith's Whart
) Polk
1 Jennings Place
) School House
! Elm
251 CSty Whart
267 Lawrence s Wiggins
Wharf
1 Mystic
269 Terminal
1 Pearl
313 Bums' Whart
1 Cook
331 Richards St. and Wht.
1 Saokville
I Belmonl
377 Tucker's Whart
425 Waterman's Whart
445 Edmands' Whart
1 Wain" "
! Baldwin
Castle lo 9 Cobb.
8 pnbltc highways
' streets partly public
Washington north, • to 249
Causeway,* Ward 5
Medford Court (Sta. A).
trom tail Wash..* Ward 6
*Medway (Dor. Cen.), fr.
1190 Adams. Ward 21
•Heehan (J. P.). from 16
Rossmore Rd.to 65 WiUiams,
See explanation, page 17
Irom 171 Qreen, '
Winter and Eaton Square,
Wards 17, 18
oMelbourne (Dor. Cen.).
ftom 139 Centre to 182 WeUee
Avenue, Ward 20
• Melcher, fr.268Summer •
to 306 A Street, Ward 9
• Mellen (Dor. Center), from
32 Ocean to 8 Montague,
Ward 21
ntelliali JKoad (Dor.). Ir.
1040 Adams easterly. Odd '
numbers Ward 21. Even
numbeiB Ward 20
■^Slelrose (Essex St. sta.).
Crom 12tf HeasanI to 19 Ferdt-
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Left.Blghl.
169 Meridian Place
Oh. Maverick Churcli
Bennington •
Central Square •
Saratoga
_ , Post Office 25 Rutheriord 1
271 Princeton • MIddle.e,
2 1 Castle
1447 ]
1 469 Condor
-T Nay
Meridion-I
. Bridge •
479 Nay
-lleri_
Chelsea
Merlin (Dor. Center),iyom
6S7 W - ■ ' - ■■' '
Ward
Park to 8 Athelwold,
Aleltail Ko&d (Br.), fl-om
lingham Koad, Ward 25
' Melrille .Avenue (Dor.
Center ), tr. 612 Washineton to
1696 Dorchester Avenn
from 29 Spring,
Melville Road (Dor.
Cen.) cliangedto Dunlap
•Melf inside Te r r ac e
(Upham's Comer), from 1181
Dorchester Av.» to 100 Pleas-
ant, Ward 17
MendeUaohn (W.I<.),tr.
4663 Washington.* Ward 23
•Mendon rai-k, changed
*Mendum (Ros.), Irom 58
Falrview to 186 Walter.Wd. 23
*Menlo (Br.), from 20 Spar-
hawk to 28 Henshaw, Ward 26
MenniK Court (Rox. Cr.).
from aTHampflhiTe, Ward 13
Menton (Mat ), from Orove-
land to Standard, Ward 21
* Mercantile (Hanover),
fr. 94 S. Market lo 38 Rich-
mond, Ward 5
ofumbia Rd..
Merrlani riace (Rox.)
troro 184 Thornton, Ward 15
• Merrill (Grove HaU), fron
11 Ene to 22 Glenarm, W. rj
MIerrill Avenue (Ros.)
from 216 Ashland • Ward 2:
* ]Merriuiac* (North Sta.)
from Haymarket Sq. to 3.
Causeway. Ward 5
18 33 Friend
46 Market
Warren Soul
39 Merrimac H(
60 69 Portland •
58 Chaidon •
81 Traverse
SO Pitts
101 Lancaster
142
72 173 Stamford •
192 Prospect
194 Causeway •
Merton riace (Roxbury
Crossing), irom 137 "-"*
to 31 Newark, Ward
MeaaenKei
calf
from 66
Dorcheste
1 to 66 ~
Wardl
J Hallet-Davis ^
Granville
I Whitredge
Savin Hill >
to Bay, Ward 17
Midway, from 13 Btnlord,
Ward 9
Mildred Av. (Mat.), from
&a Norfolk. Ward 21
• Miles (Rox.), fr.92 Brajjdon
to 86 W. Walnut Park, Wd.lS
•Ulirord (Sla. A),from 261
Sbawmul Avenue to 632 Tre-
mor!. Ward 6
2 1 Shawmut Av.
3 Hotel Milford
38 49 Tremont •
•Milk, from 822 Wash, to 243
Atlantic Av.. Ward 6. Cars
2 1 Waahlngton •
10 Old South Building
21 Hawley •
24 Penn Mutual Building
26 46 Devonshire
P.O. Post Office
67 Equit ■ - ^ '
Hallet-Davis Av.
*Milton Av. (Dor.Center).
from 14 Woodrow Avenue to
lingtonAv , Ward 21
. ?i. T., N. H. t
Hobson Sq.
Rockwell
> MaxweU
Stockton
Mora
) Selden
137 FairmounT »
fl Wilmington Av.
Milton Avenue (H. P.),
from Beacon to Milton line.
Ward 26
Beacon
Highland
92 Miftou Sq.
108 Summit
149 Prospect
Milton line
Milton Place, trom 147
Federal • to Federal Court,
Wards
Milton Square
Mlnctaen'M Court (Grove
Hall), fr. 187 Geneva Av. neat
B.R.. Ward 19
■Minden (Rox. Crossing),
trom 23 Bicktoro to 34 Day
Dorchester •
. Telagrapb
E. Efghth <
I'&inth
I South Market
Faneull Hall Square
North Market
I Clareodoii Park
1P5 Rawson Road
177 Granada Av.
Hyde Park i
Thatcher
Lockwood
» Mill (Dor), trom 307 Free-
rrt to 39S Adams, Ward 20
Freeport
Everett
29 Ashland
fl Railroad Crossing
64 Preston
90 Houghton
95 Manlev
Neponset Av. •
Mill-St. Court (Chsn.),
trom 16 Mill. Ward 3
•Miller (Chsn.), from 214
Main • to 217 Rutherford
Av.. Ward 3
Miller Park (Rox). from
473b Dudley, • Ward 12
Miller's tane (Dor.
Cen.), from 1167 Washington
lo 9 Baker's court (Dor.),
Ward 21
• Millet (Dor. Center).!
Minnie Court (S
1081. Ward 10
' Minot (NorthSta.).
end Dor. (Center)
Maverick Sq. to Meridian-
street Bridge. Odd numbers
2 Maverick Street
K Columbia Hall
26 Elbow
Lib. Public Library
186 London
163 Median i
Metropolitan Xerrace
(Ros.). from 200 Kittredge,
Ward 23
Meyer (Ros ), across Cath-
erine, near Florence. Wd. 24
•MIchiiEan Avenue
(Grove Hall). f)-om 15 Colum-
bia Road • to 69 Erie. W. 19
I •Middle (S. B.), ftom 841
Dorchester • to 486 Dorches-
ter Av.» Ward 11
Te •* streets partly public
1 59 West Park
I 101 Wheatland Ai
I 133 Talbot Av.«
I Av. to 40 Carruth,
Washington Com
85 Haywaid Place
Southern Av.
■ Mlllniont (Rox.), trom 44
Highland to 37 Lambert Ave..
Ward 15
Mills (Rox ). ftom 14 Rock
land to 31 Dale. Ward 16
'MlUon (Read\.), see East
Milton and West Milton
' Milton (North sta.). from
' ~ ■ Bilghton.
163 Sarauac
242 Minot Park
280 Frederika
Minot Park (Dor.Center),
from 245 Minot, near Adams,
Ward 20
Minot Place (Dor), fr.e2
Minot. Ward 20
(Upham's Comer),
n (Upha
avln Hi 11
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Minton (J. P.). fr- SS4 &m-
orv to 51 BrookBide bv.,
Ward 22
SU Main • to MS Rutherford
Ay., Ward 3
MUHion (Rot. Cross
Huntington A
161 Harre. Ward 2
Montgomery to Webster, Wd.
23
' lULanadnock (Upham'i
Comer), tr. 723 Dudley • to
63 Bird, Ward 17
' Monba (S. B.), fr. 6»5 East
Sixth. • to esex E. Seventh I
Mt. Vernon
t (Chsn.), trom
21 Monument Square to 176
Medtbrd. Ward 4
Monument Sq.
Concord av.
Bunker Uiil •
Rlordoo Place
Monument Place
43 Monument Sq. Ward
Monument Sq., Ward 4
Uannment Court (!
trom 160 B, berveen E.
and £. Seventh, Ward 1
end Dor. Center). tr.254 South
to 31 River, 1 to Canterbury
Stre.t Ward 22 to end Wd. 21
Forest Bills R.R. sta
Washington •
29 Orchard Av.
108 Forest Bills
119 Union Terrace
Forest Hills Cemetery
Estella
6G5 Wellinirto
416 Dudley, Ward 12
3 1 Dudley •
39 Mt.Plesnant Terrace
91 Falrland
160 161 Blue Hill Avenue •
Dudley •
Mt.Pleusunt Place
»>Xj),^lrom 291 Dudley,.
Mt.l-I,
(Rox.), from ;
Av., Ward 12
•Mt.Vernfi
26 Adams. Ward 4
.Vernon (1 to 109,
' . to end Back Bay),
Hancock to Charles
^sjilanadc. Ward 8
tion (Chin.), from
•Monmouth (E.B.), from 1 Monument
377 Meridian • to 200 Brooks, I (Chsn.l. from 67
Ward 1 Ward 3
14 Marioj
• Monmouth Sq. (E. B.),
junction Monmouth, Brooks,
and White Streets, Ward 1
*M:onponaet (Mat.), from
666 River to Neponset river, '
Ward 24
Monroe Rent] (Br.), from
461 Washington • Ward 26
• Monson (Mat.), from 20
Temple to 29 Sturbridge,
Ward 21
' Hontasue (Dor. Center),
tr. 10 Ashmont to 19 RosHn,
Ward 21
• Montana (Grove Hall),'
trom 71 Cheney to 76 Georgia,
Ward 16
Montclair Avenue
(Roa), trom 1669 Centre to
Merlin, Ward 23 |
•MontebelloRd. (J. P.). ,
fi-om 471 Walnut Av. to 50 .
Brookside Av., Ward 22
Walnut Av.
Washington •
Haverford
Baker Court
Brookiide Av.
•Montello (Dor.), ftom 7
Ward 18
Montelltk (Ros.), changed
to MoDtvale
(Mat.).fr60 Almontto Ala-
bama, Ward 24
Br.).
Rhodes
I Blue Hill
Brewster school
Delhi*'
Forest Av. R.R. Sta
89 Lou
28 Concord
29 Bartlett
Charlesfn High Sclio.il
43 Monument Avenue
48 Soley
80 Monument Conn
Winthrop
Moody (Dor. Center), from
14 Tofrey to 15 Dunbar Av.,
Ward 21
** Moody (Ros.). from Ash-
land, southerly. Ward 24
*Moon (Hanover), from 1
North nq. to 27 Fleet. Ward 5
2 North Square
1 Sun-ct. Street
11 Lewis
28 26 Fleet
••Moore (E.B.), U-. 85 Pope
to97Co»per.E. B..Wardl
state House
8 Hancock Av
29 Hancock
16 41 Jov
38 Wahiul
Willow
"v^^Cedi""""'
110 101 Malcolm
118 109 Charles •
123 African Church
130 123 River Street
Ch. (3h.o
„ - (Upham's
Comer), trom 196 Boston to
the Pumping Station, Wd. 11
■ W. Selden
Fuller
Fairmount
Codman
I 81 Horace
I 107 Homer
Horn (Dor. Center),
Tremont to 156 W,
Canton. Ward?
Tremont •
2 1 Clarendon
18 Union Park
English High School
64 61 Dartmouth •
74 Montgomery Park
86 85 W. Canton
Montgomery (W.R.), fr.
201 Spring • ward 23
MontKomery Park
(Sta. A), tr. 74 Montgomery,
Ward 7
Monto Plar
3 Adams, Wa.
; (RoK.),f)-om216
Dington • to 118 Mil
28 Cleveland
60 67 Whiting
68 Fairland
63 Montrose
Ch. Mishkan Teflla Ch.
75 Copeland
93 Perrin
102A 103 Bine HiU Av •
124 133 Dennis
14(1 139 Brook Av. Place
Moreland (W. R.), troi
Morzan (Back Bay), trom
223 (Jolumbus Avenue • to 40
Stanhope, Ward 7
•Morley (Roi.),fr. 33 High-
land Ward 1.V
1120 Oakridge
1214 1215 Sanford
1264 1257 River*
Morion Place (E. B).
f^om 22 Saratoga, Ward 2
Morton Place (Rox
Crcssing), iTom 1442 Tre-
mont» Ward 14
• Moaeley(Upham'sComer),
from 20 IDrescent Av. to 879
Columbia Road, Ward 11
Mosgrove Avenue
Ros. ) . trom 4019 Washington
Motley (Ruxbury Crossing),
from liS9 Trem. nt to 962 Co-
lumbus AV. Ward 13
• Motte (Sta. A) fVom 976
Wash, to 299 Harrison Av.«
Ward 6
Old Colony Boulevard
91 Von Hillern
' Ht. Vernon (W R.), a.
1977Centrt toVeruiont.Wd. 23
Mt Vemon
Mt. Vernon Avenue
(Br.), from 97 Academy Hill
Road. Ward 25
wirt'i'
Moulton Avenue((
flrom 26 Moulton, Ward
Medtord,
ereen
Bowdoio Avenue,
Ward 19
Ht.Bowdoln Ter-
race (Grove Hall), trom
29 Eldon to 19 Mallon Road,
Ward 4 '
'Mt.Vern<
Warret. • to 63 sforeland, i
Ward 16
'MIontvale (Ros ),*rom 85
Colberg Av., to 330 Belgrade I , .
Ward 23 ' tr. 35 Pleasant to 46 Bakers-
■ Montvlew (W. R.), from ; "''"^ W»"i "
152 Corey to 131 Mt. Vemon, • Morria (1
> Kirk
■Putnai
RoB.),!r
Gardner. Ward 23
iWeld
30 Hamilton. Ward 1
(Ros.)
Mt.Ida(Dor), end of Per-
dval. Ward IS
•Mt.Ida Koad (Dor), tr
281 Bowdoin • to 2 Marie
Ward 18
Mt.Ida Xerrace (Dor.),
from 296 Bowdoin, Ward 18
•Mount Pleasant (H.
P.), fr. 22 Pond to 119 Sum-
93 Chelsea, •
a Place, Cr.
ack Bay), tr. Public AUey
1. 301, Ward S
.Walley Av. (J. P.),
froro ^42 A, S. B., to Fort
Point channel. Ward 9
Mt. Tf'aahineton PI.
(S. B.). fW)m 413 E. Eighth,*
Ward 10
•Mountain A veniie(Dor.
Center), trom 160 Woodrow
Av. to 167 Ballon Av., Wd. 21
•Monntfort (Fenway), ty,
788 Beacon* to St. Mary's.
Centre • to 109 L
Bolster
30 Friesing
40 Armstrong
Mulberry Pla«
69 PorUand, Ward I
Mulberry Plac
Mulvey Avena
i explanation, page 1 1
?(Br.).tlroml8Well-
sta.). ffotn Sa Tylei
Terrace, aee
Kailrond, Ward 3
• lUurducb. (Br.), >rom 73!
Cambridge to 130 N. Beacon
Ward 2G
Cambridge •
4 3 SparhawS
34 ^fapleton
65 Murdoch Place
90 Maple Av.
from Hi Murdoch. Ward 21)
n^^-"a^f,!f°B"iit'iv°:i
Ward li;
Miirruy Court (E. B.).
from .i'l OrleanB. Ward 2
MtirrMV H.ill Rand
to 104 Florence, Ward 23
Museum Itoiid (Fenway)
from 479 Uuiitinaton Av. •
to Fenway, Ward 7
Muaic Hull Place, tron^
*Myrick (Alia.), from 121
Franklin to 53 Cooidge, Wa.
♦ Myrtle (North Sta ). trom
57 Uttueock to 86 Revere.
Wards
Bowdoin t-'chool
A«h Place
106 Grove Squ
109 Grove
18« 135 Revere
Te?.Tj'.M,V,
Myrtle Placi
7 Glenwood, Wa
Myrtle Plac
(Smer).from li
Word 17
Myrtlebnn li
(Dor. Center), ft
to Hill Top- War
« Mystic (.Chi
Bunker Hill • to 260 Med-
ford. Ward 3
Myattc (Sta. A), fr. 9 Mal-
Myatlc
Mystic Place (Ch.n),
from 34 Co<ik. Ward 3
• »r Street (S.B.), ft-. 805 E.
Secoi'd to Columbia Road.
Wa°rd'l0
40 Eaat Second
Independence Sq.
56 Eut Third
76 75 E. Broadway
100 99 Eaat Fourth •
124 123 Ea« Fifth
138 SwaUow
• Indicates public hlKhways
BOSTON STREET DIEECTORY
148 147 Eaat Silth I
I 171 East Seventh
20nWaih. to Union, Ward 25
*Xapl.esKoatl( Boulevard)
Ward ,5
\^assuu Place (Essex et ,
sta.), trom 12 Naasau, Wards I
Nathan (.1. P.).tr Eldridge I
to Patten, • Ward 22
NathnnielV^eld Place
(J.P.), tr. 145 South, Ward 22 1
9f avillus Xei'race (Dor.)
from 6 Winter. Ward 17
Nawn {Rox.),ft.2nfi8WaBh •
to 991 Hamson \v.. Ward 12
ing), Ir. 3b K.na, Ward 19
NaT(E.B.),<r.479Meridian •
Ward 1 j
•Kazlne (li rove Hall). h-.549
Blue Hill Av.« to 112 Maple,
Ward 10 I
Weal's Court (Chan.), tr. 7
Short, Ward 3
60 ' Maxwell
Selden
Nelson (Readv.), from 31
Stoughton Av. to Vaughan,
Wd. 54
Nelson <'ourt, from 270
Congress, Ward 5
Neponset (Dor), from 3,10
Freeporlto26 South, Ward 20
• Nepojiset Av. (Dor.), • j
81 Washington
Milton line
eponset Court (Ros.),
r. 80 Neponset Av.. Ward 24
■nTeptune Rd.(E.B.)ftom
509 Sarstoga to Wood Island <
Pari. Ward 1
(Dor. Center), from j
lount across Wil-
.V. Ward 21
B.),tr 228umnerto
Dvewood Co.'s "Wliarf
Mayo's Wharf
DeButts * Daggett-i
Whart
Maynard'sWhart
Atlantic Works Wharf
Maverick
Allen (H. P.), from
New Knelaud Avenue
(Dor Con.), from 225 Talbot
Av. to 133 Southern Av. at irs
June, with Bernanl, Ward 21
New Haven (W. R.).from
•Newhall (Dor ), from 631
Aehmont to 80 Oak Av.. Wd.
20
Newhall Avenue (Dor.),
fr. 27 Newhall to 658 Adams
• Ward 20
Newhall Place (Dor.),
from 64 Newhall Av., Wd. 20
Newtirk (Dor.), trom Ne-
ponset Av. near Mill to across
Manley, Woid20
"Newland (Sta. A), from
12 Upton to West SprlM-
flcld. Ward 6
2 1 Upton
5 Draper's Lane
8 7 W. Dedham
19 Fahin
26 29 W. Canton
37 Trumbull
46 41 W. Brookline
58 57 Pembroke
72 71 W. Newton
77 W.
Ruttai
I Place
28 ON. Y..N H. *H.R.R.
35 Terrace
42 Bromley
66 Parker
Vew Park ,\venue
(Ros.),fy. 157 Beech, Wd. 23
Newark (Rox.). ftom 108
Cedar to Merton Place, Wd. 15
Nenrbern (Rox. Crossing),
. 150 Sterlin
3 29 Weaton,
> Sterling,
Neponset
Spaulding Squ
Bertram
I Coffey
Tolman
near -Tremont, Ward 13.
Newbern Place lEssex
* Newburs (Ros.), trom 192
Belgrade Av. to 180 Beech, •
Ward 23
52 47 Bc-rry
to Bradlee, H. P.,Ward 24
' Newbury (1 to 301 Back
Bay, to end Fenway), ftom 15
Arlington to Oharleegate
East and from Chariesgate
West to 8 Brookline Av.,
4 St Botolph Club
Ch. Emanuel Church
46 39 Berkeley
Ch. Central Church
103 Clarendon
143 143 Dartmouth •
1.10 Boston Art Cluh
178 Horace Manu School
South Cone. Church
Spiritual -femple
Ken . _
648 649 Brookline Av.
^Newcastle Road (Br.)
from 227 FaneuU to 35 Hob.
eon. Ward 26
* Newcomb (Sta. A),fron:
1004 Waah. • to 921 Harrisot
Av. • Ward 12
Newfleld (W.R.),fromLa
Granite to Laesell. Ward 23
94 93 W. Concoro
104 103 Worcester
US 117 W. Springfleld
Newlund Place (Sta. A),
trom opp. fcSNewland.Wd.e
^Newman (S B.), trom 292
Dorchester • to 1238 Col-
umbia Road, Ward 11
Newman Place (Rox),
trom 349 Dudley • Ward 12
* Newport (Upham's Cor-
to 44 Harbor "View. Ward 11
Newsonie Park (J. P.),
ftom 33 Eliot, Ward 22
Newton, see East Newton
and West Newton
*• Newton (Br.), from 47
Brooks to Charlesview, W. 26
Newton Court (Essex St.
Bla.). from 125 Tyler. Ward 5
•NlEhtlueale (Dor. Cen-
ter). 15 Bernard to 26 Talbot
Av.,Ward 19
Niklsch Avenue (Ros.),
trom 333 Beech. Ward 23
*Ninis Square.( North Sta-
bridp'e,* North Hussell and
Sou-h Russell Streets. Wd. 5
Ninth, see East Ninth and
West Ninth
« Nixon (Dor. Center), from
184 Centre lo 36 Mather,
Ward 20
Nixon ■■lace (Alls.). ftom
Armington, Ward 25
♦•Noah (Mat.), fr. Wood Av.
to Moody, Ward 24
Noanet(Essex St. sta.), from
940 Washington • to 263
Harrison Av.« Ward .i
Noble Court ( E. B.), ftom
), ftom 626
i Ward 2(3
Nonantuni Ro
changed to Langle;
iqult(Upha
lley
from 709 Dudley • Ward 1
1 to 13 Lambert i
40 Blanchard
54 57 Lambert Avenue
•Norfolk (1 to 409 Dor.
Center to end. Mat.), trom 607
. Wash, to 1576 Blue Hill A».,
Ward 21. Cars from Wash-
ington to Nelson
.-. Talbot Av.»
26 Epping
Oakwood
Cstholic Churoh
98 Darling
100 Wentworth
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
INorfulk St. -con.
ri.mgnt.
ay Elmhurirt
1 Peac€vale Road
IW Feriidale
138 Bernard
139 Woodrow Av.
I 159 Milton Avenue
177 BaUou Place
I Thetford av.
J SUnton
) " ' UfFord
1 216 l^ngdon Place
223 Laoa'a Court
232 Sun Court Stj«et
262 2S1 Lewis
296 281 Kl<
312 Be
Everett Court
Barber'i Alley
1 319 aSi
i NeUon
3C9 Ma«cot
: UniUl^an Ob.
J4S
578 Power! Court
SSS 371 Commercial •
•.Vorth Avenue (Rox.),
fr. 621 Dudlev • to 32 Brook
tr. 2421 Centre 10 R.R. Wd. S
•North Square (Hani
495 Clarkwood
523 Evelyn
551 Feaeenden
5fl9 Wilmore
589 Walk Hill
632 Mildred Av .
Railroad Bridge
em Delhi
734 Cook Terrace
Bch. Tileaton School
770 757 Fremont
Engine UouBe No. 19
SOO Avender Court
8(M 879 Blue Hill Avenne •
•Norrolb Avenue (1 to
279 Rox to end Upham'e
Corner), from 116 Hampden
to 96 E. Cottage. 1 to 279, Wd.
12,280toendT«'ardll
2 1 Hampden •
76 76 Gerard
124 m Mauazine
136 _ Prortor _ ^ ,
156 ' William '
North, Wd. 5
39 North
urtta Anderson (North
ta), troiT. 263 Cambridge
) Fruit, Ward 5
Alls., toe
- mbridl
Watertown
Cambridge, at Un
P..7- 1 ,
Cambridge •
33 Everett
43 Sinclair Place
Oordon
Saunders
«8 Arthur
Holbrook Place
KH Herricli
117 Hichborn
274 279 N. Y., N. H. »H
824 Franklin Court
to 34 Harrison Av. Extension,
Ward 5
Norfolk. TerriK-e (Dor.
> Coolidge 1
Hopedale
50 Cambridge
Norlh Hiltlaon (I
over), trom 54 Snowhill I
Hull, Ward
North MurKin (I
Headville to opp. 17!i5 P
Readvillc
34 35 Blanchard Av.
fl River •
Norway (Fenway),
203 HuntiiiBton Av. toi
2 1 Huntington Av. i
Falmouth
Christian Science
St. Paul
Massachusetts A'
13 Fair
Lafayette Av
53 Buttrick P
59 Thacher
33 N. Margin.
arEln.St. Ct.
, rr.%S North Mar-
•North Market. iTOm 24
Commercial to 42 Faneuil
Hall Square, north side Fan-
euil Hall Market, Ward .'.
North Mead (ChBn.),from
329 Bunker Hill •Ward 3
North Mead.St. Court
(Chsn.),tromtJ North Mead,
Norlh Mil
■ (Dor )
North Quincy Place
(Chant., from 42 St, Martin,
Ward 3
> North Kuasell (North
Sta.).trom 157 Cambridge to
14 Eaton. Ward 5
2 1 Cambridge*
10 Hope Place
28 Jewish Synagogue
31 O. U. O. O.F.Hall
32 Russell Place
34A Russell Court
40 Parkmar
•Norway rark (HP), fr.
72 Warren Av. to Summit,
Ward 24
•Nor well (1 to 169 Grove
Hall, J70 to end Dor. Cen-
ter.) trom 2(7 Wash. • to
220Talbot Av.Wardia
2 1 Washington
> (Roi.),troin
17 Bragdon,
. 90Fairmount
Park
.111583 Do
a Sbawmut branch
om 1883 Dorchester
1 E. First
29 E. Second
63 E. Third
81 E. Broadwsy
91 E. Fourth •
,„, I Roi. to end Sta. Al. trom «0i Beni Pope School
. ,0 ! Albany to N Y N. H. * H 130 U9 E. Afth
R R. 1 to 12.5 Ward 12. 12b ,35 Swallow
43 Ward 13. 244 to end ] 136 Hoss Place
Ward 15
Nott (H.P.)
•Nottineham (Grove
Hall), trom 68 Bowdoin Av.
to 36 Bullard, Ward 19
NottinKham Koad (Br.)
trom junction Colonial Road
and Melton Road, Ward 26
Noyea Place (Hanover),
l^^.m 128 Salem, Ward 5
• O Street (S. B.), fr. 867 E,
First to Columbia Road, S.
B.. 1 to 82 Ward 9. 83 to end
Ward . "
Center), changed
' Norman (North Sta.
61 Green • to 142 Merrimac* , North
N. Bennet Place
Eliot School
31 Wiggin
5 Creston
2"* Intervale
66 67 Devon
100 99 Stanwood
190 191 Washington
201 Castlegate Road
210 Wild«r Road
228 Pinckney Road
240 241 Seaver
278 279 Columbia Road
•North (1
Ward 5
1 Dock Square
Ward 5
North Brimmer PI.,
(Hanover) trom 173 NorUl,
Ward r,
• North Centre, (Han-
(E. B.). trom 59
Ward 2
North Orov
to i-ruit. Ward 5
2 1 Cambridge i
4Ji Church Plac
I) Ci^^lr.
21 Parkman
Cars!
72 Reed
84 Engine House No 23
89 St TPatnck's Church
113 Parmelec
124 125 Washington •
146 Walker Place
141 Chester Plact
156 Hampton Court
162 Wentworth Place
168 161 Shawmut Avenue •
224 Northampton Place
232 Everett School
288 243 Tremont •
276 343 Columbus Avenue •
390 Dilworth
396 Watson
400.399 N. Y.,N. H. JiH. K.R.
Northampton Place
(SU. A.). f>om 224 North-
ampton.* Ward 13
•* Northbourne Road
(R08.), from 300 • -. •
1 146 147 E. Sixth •
149 r "
168 167 E. Seventh
Columbia Road
O Street Place (S.
from 149 O, Ward 10
•Oak (Chsn.). fr. 388 Ma
to 104 Russell, Ward .5
• Oak (Essei St. sta.). I
870 Washinirton to 143
' bany. Ward 5
2 1 Washington •
13 Oak Place
25 Maple Place
26 May Place
36 37 Harrison Avenue •
60 61 Tyler
80 75 Hudson
94 93 Albany
•Oak (H. PI. tr. 1280 I
Park .\v» to Maple, Wd
n Hyde Park Av.»
2< Maple
; 70 71 Msple
depTrk I Oak Avenue (Dor.),
North Hanover Court,
(Uanoverl, trom 228 Hen.
over • Ward 5
• North Harvard (Alls
ft-om Charles Ri
Cambridge, Ward
13 Soldiers Fiej
Stadium Place
Northern Av
I Atlantic Avenu
Sfii'So"
Northfleld (Sta. A,), fr.
- and 888 Tremont • to
Camden, Ward 13
»Northw<»od (E.B.),from
194 Lcyden to 90 Gladstone, 1
(Uphi
chdi ■ ■
well. Ward 18
Rich«eldto34 Speed-
ard 18
Richfield
Ward :0
I Business, Ward 24
Oak Road (W. R.), from
Birch Road, Ward 23
•Oak Square (Br), •
iunc. Faneuil, Washington,
Tremont ind Nonantum,
•Oak Square .
i653Washineton«
' indicates public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Ward 2
• Oahdale (J. P.l, h-om 282 j
.Ward 22
Onkdale Terrace
(J P.), from 19 Oakdale,
: AveDue, • Ward £
Ward 19
Colony JLvenue
.1. trom 288 Dorchealer
to Mt. Vernon. ETen
lers 1 to D Street, Ward
Street to end and all odd
lers Ward 11
) Dorcheater Av. •
Rugglei
. 3 Allium Place,
Ward
Oat Hill A^venne
(Mat.), from 191 Wert Selden,
Ward 21
* Oakland (Rox.), from
2701 Wash • to 90 Thornton.
Ward 15
.511
S5 Oakland PI.
Rockdale
49 Rexiord
Rosewood
73 Cheater
noUingaworl
I Colorado
' Alabama
Randolph Road
Harvard
* Oakland (Br.), trom 44S
Wash.* to 26fJ Faneuil,Wd.S(j
Oakland .A. venue
(Rox), trom 233 Dudley*
Ward 12
Oakland A.venue (Br.)
trom 28 Oakland, Ward 2C
Oakland Park (Rox.),
from 14 Oakland, Ward 15
Oakland Place (Mat),
tVom 1619 Blue Hill Avenue*
to 35 Oakland,* Ward 24
Oakland Place (Br).
from 49 Oakland, Ward 25
* Oakley (Dor. Center), ft.
69 Bowdoin * to 859 Oeneva
Av., Ward IS
» Oakman (Dor.), fVom 39
Walnut * to 8 Taylor, Wd. 20
*OakrldKe (Dor. Center),
from 1120 .Morton lo 126 Cod-
man, Wd. 21
OakTlew A.venue(Rox.)
from 127 .Marcella, Ward 16
•Oakview Terrace
(J. P.). trom 424 Centre* to
bryond Belmore Terrace,
Oakvtile A.venue(Rox.),
from 69 St. James, Ward );)
* Oakwood (Dor Center),
fr. 68 .Norfolk * to 45 Torrey,
Wood Av.
Pinewood
Oak wood A.venue
(Dor. Cent.),fYom SSCapen.
Ward 21
♦Ocean (Dor. Center), from
120 Ashmont ro fi5 Welle"
Av. Odd numbers Ward 10.
Baxt(
C
W. Eiehth
D
162 161 ICwei
.lenkiis
Frebfe"
Hyde
Mt.V.n
1 Harbor (S.B.),1
5orche '
Road.
• Orchard (J. P.), from 876
Centre opposite Arborway to
Pond, Ward 22
^Orcfiard (Mat,), fr. opp.
from 29 Morton, near Wash.,
Ward!2
Orchard Park (Rox.),
fr. 31 Adams to end of Chad-
Orchard Road (Cool
idge Corner) from Corey Rd
to Brookllne line. Ward 25
fr. Stimaon to Cottage Roa(
I sta.), from 26 Harrison Ave.*
! to 26 Oxford, Ward 6
I Oxford Terrace (Back
Bay ), from 38 Huntiiigton At.
* near Dartmouth, Ward 7
140 Dorchester to 1
all
mbers Ward 10. Odd num
■s 107 to end Ward 11
1 Dorchester*
05 E. Eighth •
23 Dunham
Columbia Road
Alexander, Ward
agnolia t.
(SW. ;
Washinirton *
Waltham, Ward 6
> Oliver, fr. 133 Milk
Atlantic Avenue, Ward
Oliver Court (Hanover),
from 19 Webster Ave., Wd. 6
Oliver Place (Essex st.
sta.), from 83 Essex to 68
Beach, * Ward 5 ^
Olmstead (J.P.),fr 33 Forest
Hills to44 Peter Parley ,Wd.22
Olmsted Park (J. P.),
trom Perkins to Pond and
•OIney (Grove Hall), from
212 Bowdoin to 44 Rosseter,
1 to 103 Ward IS, 104 to end
Ward 19
120 Cedar Av.
130 143 Rosseter
* Oneida (Sta. A), from 320
Harrison Av * to 217 Al-
, bany. Ward 6
O'Aieil Place (Br.), from
44 Winship Ward 25
Onnlow Terrace (S. B.),
Weil lo 282 Beech, Ward 23
OranKe Court (Rox.), ft,
47 Fellows, Ward 12
•» Orchard (Rox), trom 41
1 Centre,
Orchardfield
1378 Dorchester A
Freeport, Ward 1}
Orchid (Dor.), ft
Ward 20
Ordway Place, from 345 I
, Washinirton * to 15 Province
Court, Ward 5
• Ores
10 North Point Car Station
11 Kemble Place
24 23 East Second
96 101 East Fourth *
118 109 East Fifth
I Messinger,
♦Orient Av. (E Bl.from
7 Wallej to Cosmos, Ward 1
Orient HelEhta (E B ),
on Breed's Island, Ward 1
♦Oriole (W. R.), from 25.3
Park to 180 Bellevue, Wd. 23
♦Orkney Road (Cool-
idge Corner), tr. 16 Strath-
more Rd. to 17 Sutherland
Road. Ward 26
Orlando (Mat.)
Ward 24
♦' Orleans (E. B.) from 46
Marjrinal to 517 Bennington,
1 to Prescott, Ward 2, to end
Ward 1. Cars from Webster
to Bennlnirton
2 1 Marginal
23 Webster *
37 Murray Court
60 49 Sumner *
69 Everett
96 96 Maverick
106 Percival Place
130 Gould's Court
East Fourth
Park, Ward 10
♦ Page (Grove Hall), from 93
Glenway to 76 McLellan,
Ward l3
Paffe (H. P.), fr. 105 Arline-
toii to 140 Central Av.,Wd. 54
PaKe*s Court (Hanover);
Neptune Road
517 Bennington
Ormond (Mat.), fr. 6 Well-
ington Hill to 115 Wellington
Hai, Ward 21
Ormond Terrace (Rox )
fr. 930 Harrison Av.,*Wd. 12
Orne (Dor ), from 592 Ash- '
mont. Ward 20
Osborn Place (Essex et.
sta.), from 40 Pleasant, cross-
ing Shawmut Avenue at 62 I
and 79». 1 to Shawmut
Av., Ward 5, to end Ward 8
♦ Oscar (Rox. Crossing), .r
opp. 64 Terrace to 742 Parker,
♦Osceola (Mat.), from 746
40 Marine Road, Ward 10
♦Paine iRos.), from 345
Walk Hill to 696 Canterbury,
Ward 24
♦Paisley Park (Dor.Cen-
ter), from 17 Upland Av. to
15 BourncBide, Ward 20
Palfrey (Ros.), from 169
Brown Av. to 6Rowe, Wd. 28
Palm (Dor.), fr.341 Centre to
Whitten, Ward 20
♦ Palmer (Rox.), from 22B4
Wash.oEton to 96 Eustil,
Ward 12
2 1 Washington •
28 27 Harrison Av. *
40 45 Winslow
65 Palmer Place
24 Edgeworth Place
30 opp. Winthrop
44 43 Alaverick
Engine House No. 9
isood Court (Rox.), fr
:663 Washington,* Ward 13
OsBood Place (North
I Calumet to 99 Billsid<
Winthrop Square, to 64 Sum- '
men* Ward 5
Otis Place (Back Bay), fr
Otis Place (Ros ).from 16
Norfolk. Ward 23
♦Otlsfleld (Grove Hall), ft.
Si Gaston to .146C Blue Hill
Av.* Ward 16
♦Ottawa (Rox.), from 61 I
Sherman to 32 Laurel, Wd. 10
♦ Otter (Back Bay), from 99
Overlook (E.
Ward 1
79 Paris Court
Ch. OhelJacob
i 87 Gove
1,33 Drake Place
281 R. C. Church
I 323 Bennington •
arls Court (E. E
■9 Paris. Ward 2
iris Place
137 Paris, Ward
' Pari«h(Dor.),fr.38 Winter,
Ward 18
> Park (Chsn ). from 18 City
Square to Winthrop Square,
Roughan "Terrace
Emerson Place
Nelson's Court
55 Common
Park, "from opp. 126 Tre-
Orient Avenue to Farrington
i public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
■• Park (1 to 199 Dor.
Dor. CeDter). from 269 Fi
port to 458 Wash. • 1
Shawm ut Branch R.
Ward 20 to end Ward
Can from Adams
Geneva Av.
I lYeeport
ead L^.Right.
Heath
908 901 Heath
956 961 Bromley Park
•Paul Oore (J. P.), from
416 Centre to ]ft9 '
Ward 15
Centre •
80 Paul Gore T
114 117 Cheatnut Ai
Danforth
Lamartine
Pepperell Place (S.I
from 143 Dorchester Av.
Ward!)
•Pequot {Box. CroBfling),
from 41 Calumet to M Wait,
Ward 14
WeBtRos.M.E.Church o Parker
"" 5""w1o'av Parker Mill Terrace
221 Gilniore Terrace
! Park Terrace icertiiiij
239 Boxlord Terrace Parker'
253 I
Weet Fourth,
(North I
im HrthiV trom 4U wortn RuBnell
wa jiouui , jj^^i^ Orove, Ward 5
•Park (H. P), from 117 At- 2 1 N. RaBscU
lington to 41 Weatrainater, 20 15 Bloaeom
■Wa. 24 38 29 N. Andersoc
•Park Lane Street (J. " §^Sr"ve
P.),lIoni4«9WalnulAienue, n. uroye
■Ward 22 •• Parkman (Dor.)
Park Place (Roi.)
63 Yeoman, Ward 12
Park Place (J P.),
Myrtle, Ward 22
Park KoaU (J. P )
1590 Dorchester Av. • t
Hill Koad to 27
Winahip, Ward 25
Peacevale Road (Dor.
Center), from 116 Norfolk •
•Pearl (Chsn.), from 103
High to 296 Medford, Ward S
High
Bartlett
51 Bunker Hill •
Pearl-Street Place
Coral Place
Blaban Place
99 Simnaou'B Court
I Place
69 Caldwell
•Perklnn, fr. 170 CongreM
to 67 Pearl, Ward 5
•Perkins (J P.), from 389
Centre* to Brookline line.
Place (Han-
Parkmn
Place
itrktoii
.Scei
Vale (J.l
Park View Road (J.F.)
changed to Parkton Road
Parkdnle Road (Roe.),
1402 Centre to Selwyn,
and Columbue Av., Ward {
Park Terrace <W K.),
from 222 Park, Ward 23 kins, V.
Park Vale A.venue Paries
(Alia.) ftom21Glenv"'- • -■"
to 1/0 Brighton Av., y
•Park View (Grove Hall), , •Parmelee (Sta. A),fr. 665
ftom 104 Hutchinga to 100 Maea. av. to 113 Northamp-
Seaver* Ward 16 ton,* Ward 12
^Parmenter (Hanover),
Ir. 266 Hanover* to 105
Salem, Ward 5
. . 'Parnell (Sta A), from 68
Ward 23 Leooa to 21 Sawyer, Ward 13
•Parker(Ch8n.l.tr.70Per- Parrot I
kinato 111 Cambridge,* W. ■'
•Parker (Rox. Croasing), *l
fr. 460 Huntington Av. to Hs
Centre. 1 to 503, Ward 7 1
509 to New Heath, Ward 14, Waahingto
to end Ward 15 : 30 31 Surrey
I) 159 Faneuil
190 Brooksdale Road
195 Converse
!44 Riverview Road
North Beacon *
PartrldEe (W. R.), from
70 LaGrange to Cottage Av.,
Partrldee Place (Box.),
fh>m 433 Dudley, Ward 12
•Patten (J.P ), fr. 176 Hvde
Park Av. * to Bourne, Wd. 22
(Dor. Center),
• Pearl (Upham'a Comer),
from 1051 Dorcheater Av. *
to 48 Pleaaant, Ward 11
Pearl Place (E.B.I, from
120 Pond View
Jamaicawaj
Chestnut
Prince
Brookline 1
Perkins (Roa.),
Canterbury to Gri
R.R., Ward23
•Perkins A.venu
from 1369 River I '
Childa, Ward 24
Perkins Place
I 1369 River * to opp.
'Perrln (Rox.)
Waah.
3 Summer, Ward 24
I North Beacon,
I Pearl, Ward :;
Waah. * to 346 Shawmut i
►Pelton (W.R ),fr.2;
to Parkway, Ward 23
* Pemberton Squa
Tremont to 5
•Pembroke
) Archibald
1 693 Ward Street
i Prentias
619 Longwood Avenue
669 Smith
698 707 Tremont *
Ch. Trin. Lutheran Ch.
739 Delle Avenue
.Shawn
Av. 1 to 77 Ward 6, 78 to en<
Ward 7
2 1 Shawmut Av.*
10 9 Newland
23 Pembroke Court
67 Hotel Pembroke
70 77 Tremont *
141 Warren Av.
Columbus Sq.
Pembroke Court (Sl(
A), tr. 23 Pembroke. Ward 6
•Penfield (Roe.), from a
Birch to 122 Belgrade av., i
t Codman to Brook,
• Paul (Sta. A), from 392 Tre-
4 Emerald, Ward 6
167 Centre * Ward 1.
WaBh.*to 449HarrisonAv.*
Ward 6
Perry Place (Chsn.), fr
33 Pleasant, Ward 4
•Perth (Grove Ball), ft. 157
Quincv to opp. 55 Fayston,
Wardi;
Perthshire Rd. (Br.),
from 32 Dunboy across Bige-
low. Ward 26
•Peter Parley ]
(J. P), from 3262 Was
way), fr. Bovlston
Peyear Place (Rox.).tr.
197 Dudley,* Ward 12
• Peyerell ( Upham's Cor-
Sawyer Av., Ward 17
•Phllbrick (R03.). from 15
Ncponset Av. to Mt. Hope
Street, Ward 24
56
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
■ Phillips (North Sta )
Coburn Court
51 Dutton Place
71 SI. Augustine's Church
83 Liudall Court
88 89 West Cedar
•Phillips (Rox. Crossing).
Phillips Place (Hpham's
Corner), from 748 Dudley,*
Ward 11
Phillips Sq. • (Esseist.
eta.) junction of Harrison
Av., Essez and Chauncy,
Ward 5
90 Walnut Av.« Ward 1
Fairmount At.
52 49 Waller ,
(J 99 West !
Arlington
•• Pierce At. (Dor ),tr. 664
Adams • to 40 Plain. Wd. 20
• Pierce Sq.«(Dor.Center;.
June. Dorchester Av.. Wash.
and Adams, Ward 21
Pine Av. (Readv.), Ir. Mil- I
ton to Stoughton Av., Wd. 24
PInePlace (Essexfit.sta.)
from opp. 1 Pine Ward 5
Pine I'ei-race (11 P.), fr
8 Pine. Ward 24 j
Pine Orove Xerrace I
( Rox. Crossing), fr.261 Heath,
Ward 14
Pinehurst (Ros. from 60
Belgrade Av.# to 124 Dudley
Plottl Place (I'phara s
Corner), from £0 Franklin
Court. Ward Jl
•Pitts (North Sta.l.fVom 17
Qreen to 82 Merrimac, Wd. 5
Metropolitan At.
42 Vose At.
Metropolitan At.
Pleasant Avenue
»nt Xerri
72 81 Merrimac •
Pitts Court (North Sta.)
from 30 Pitts. Ward .\
PittsburBh, fVora 358 Con-
Place (S
*PU>in (Dor.)
. 49 Chicka
tawbut to Pierce A'
Plainfleld (J. P.). from
WUlianis to SSRossraore Rd,.
Ward 22
Ward
Plumnii
fVom 33 Middle,
•Plymouth (Fenway!
385 Lonfiwood Av. to Ben
Ward 14
Plymouth (Dor
wlrd°i(
Plymou
Freepor* to Neponset Street
from 985 Park
ford. Ward 15
Playstead
1 Av • W.12
• toM3 Al-
..1 (Up-
• Plympto
640 Uarnso
bany, Ward
•Polk (Chsn.), ftom
Bunker Hill #10 230 Med
Ward 3
•• Pomeroy (Alls.), fr. 22
Main to 24 Big
2 1 Main •
14 9 Warren (
35 Fleasant-i
Boyle
53 High
Pierpont Road (
fVom Churcl
Pite (Rox.), f¥. 835 Albany
to 40 Fellows, Ward 12
Pilie Alley, (North Sta.),
tr. 10 Poplar, Ward .5 ;
Pilerlm Place (Grove
HaTl) , fr 20 Richfield, Wd. 18 I
Fen-
r 20 Richfield,
•PilKriin ItoutI
way), from Brookline Av,#
to Riverway, Ward 14
Brookline At. •
M Short
117 Berners
149 Woodstock
165 Longwood At.
170 Austin
175 N. E. Deaconess Hosp.
176 175 Deaconess Road
Chaniiing Home
•Pincbney (1 to 123 Bos-
t«n,toendBackBav),from 10
Joy to Charles River, Wd 8
80 Louisburg So.
86 109 West Cedir
92 Malcolm
92A The Pinckney
123 Charles •
102 Brimmer
Pinckney Roatl (Qrove
Hall), fr. 72 Columbia Road •
to 228 Normandy, Ward 10
,fTom 19 Bunker
from 907 Wash, to Park Sq.,
Odd numbers to 69 and even
numbers to ."'4 Ward 5, to end
Ward 8. Cart from Shawmut
At. to Tremont »t.
2 1 Washington •
16 Spear pface
46 Osbom Place
54 69 Shawmut At •
64 Kirkland
72 Porter
86 91 Tremont •
101 Warrenton Place
in Carver
112 Fayette
209 Pleasant-st. Place
' 223 Mahan Place
R.). fr. 142
Maple to 199 Corey. Ward 23
• Pond (Upham'B Corner),
from 755 Columbia Road • to
250 East Cottage, Ward 11
' Pond (J. P ), from 695 Cen-
tre to Brookline line, Wd. 22
I Moss Hill Road
301 Bockwooa
S17 Pond Place
' Woodland Road
•qplar (Rob.
) Hyde Park li
South •
i Hillside At.
Heathcote
> Clarendon Park
I Hilburn
Hilburn Place
Canterbury
I Metropolitan At
465 Cornell
180 Dale
485 Glendower]
JOl Beech
529 Hautevate
Hyde Park li
Popla
Poplii
Brooklme li
Avenue (North
m 101 Poplar, Wd. 5
t-ourt (North
m 72 Poplar, Wards
Poplar Place (North
Sta.),trom 43 Poplar, Ward 5
Porcelain Place (North
— d.5
..St.
UEricsBonto 25 Water,Wd.20
Central Sq.
SL R.R, E. B.. Ward 2
1 Central Square •
90 87 Paris
117 Union Place
124 123 Cheleea
134 Porter Place
144 143 Bremen
154 155 Orleans
Frankfort
Cottage
Venice
Wellington
B,, R. B. SL. R.R.
•Porter (Essex st. sta.),
{Tom 72 Pleasant* to So
Coming, Ward S
• Porter (J. P ), tr. 236 Am-
ory to 19 Bismarck, Ward 22
Porter Place (E. B.),fr.
134 Porter, Ward 2
• Portlund • (1 to 65 Bos-
ton, to end North Sta.), fr. 78
Hanover to 89 Causeway,
Wards
• Pleasant (Uphai
' Pea?r
■ Stoughton
Thornley
. 1542 Tremont • t
65 Whiiby Terrace
69 Hesston Terrace
Edward Everett School
85 Sawyer At.
SaTin Hill Av •
Hill • to 22 Vine, Ward
• Pine (Essex St. sta,), fV. 892
Washington • to 237 Harrison
A».,» Ward 5
•Pine (H P ). from Maple to
1300 Hyde Park Av.» Wd. 24
Maple
Pine Terraci
29 Hyde Park I
s public highways
Downer Square
■leasant (Dcr.l. from S(
iUt^ to 47 Union, Ward 20
Washington
iasant (W. R ), from 4S
I.Vernon to 81 Dent.Wd.23
•• streets partly public
Pond Koad ( W. R.), fro
Oak Road, Ward 2:3
Pond.St. Place (Hb
over), tr. 128 Endicott. Wd
Pond View Av. (J. P
from 120 Perkins to Morair
Ward 22
•PontlacfRox Crossing)
fr. 1642TTer -
side. Ward :
•Pope (E. B.), from 680
Saratoga* to Addison, Wd. 1
Pope.Street Court (E.
B.), from 72 Pope, Ward 1
•Pope's Hill St. (Dor.),
to Freeport, Ward 20
•Poplar (North Sta.), from
98 (Chambers to 343 Charles,
Ward ,-i
2 1 Chambers
10 Pike Alley
34 Mascot Place
66 Farwell Ave.
43 Poplar Place
72 Poplar Court
76 Kennard Av
88 Lovett Place
94 95Br^hton
104 Porcelain Place
48 Sudbury Square
62 63 Sudbury Street •
210 209 Causeway •
Torkton, Ward
•Powellton RoadfGrove
Hall), from 93 Colun-
•Pratt (Alls.), from 24 Lin.
den to 42 Ashford, Ward 25
Pratt <^ourt (Rox. Cr.)
fyom 22 Weston, Ward 13
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Centre to Perkinn, ■» trd 22
1 Dorcheiter A
23 w'e'Sey"'
39 Rogen
• Princeton (E. B.). from
• Public AJIey No. 303
from 48 Pinckney south then
east and Weet parallel Tith
Pinckney. Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 401
I Back Bay), fr.5 Irvin^on
8 Garrison, bet. Huntingt'
ay. and St.Botolph, War^
■ Pjiblir Alley IVo. 40a
> Public Alley No. 43»
'r ^'
^A'a ■ (Back Boy), fr. 11 Garrison
Back Hoyi
3 261 W. Ni
■Prenliss (Rox CroBainfj),
from 1283 Tremoni to 698
Parker. I to R B Ward 13, I
beyond R.R. Ward 14
X'
St.Botolph,
onwealth av and Newbury,
• Public Alley No. 43^
{Back Bay), from 283 Dart-
mouth to fci6 Clarendon, bet .
Wards
INewUi
132 133 Brooks
190 189 PutEam
2SS Princeton Place
2fiO 2.^9 Prescott
374 S73 Chelsea
'No.
PrenCisa Plat
CrossinK). Irura 2
Park. Ward 13
Pre»by PI
IJV Plu
i*8 Winthr(
Winthrop, Ward 1
All even nu_ ____ ._..
numbers 1 to 37 Ward 1
39 to end Ward 2
Philip H. Sheridan
2 1 Trenton
aged to Glenville 1
odd Princeton PI:
(E.B.)
) 136 Nortolk i
June. Devens and Har
6 Washington . Ward 4
■Prescott (Readv.), from
Wolcott Sq-» to Readville
trotting park. Ward 24
Wolcott Sq •
Eagle. Trenton, and
fr. 5 Appian Way. Ward 26
^ PreBCOttSqua
between Eagle. ~
Prescott, Ward 1
Preston Court (Dor.)
Oibaon, Ward 20
Preston Koad (W.
from 24 Pleasant to 24 Chi
Av., Ward 23
Ward 25
>Prteslne (J. P.). from 30
Mozart to 23 Chestnut Av. ,
Ward 15
♦Primrose (Ros.), fr- 38
Fairview to 99 Walter. Wd. 23
2 Norths
14 13 Hanove ,
33 Catholic Church
Princeton. Ward i
' Proctor (Rox ). ftom 1037 '
Ma.s.A ' - ■
Wardl
' ProBpect(Chsn.),froral08
Chelsea* to 21 Tremont.Wd.l
■Prospect (North Sta.),fr.
192 Memmac to 11 Lyman,
Wards
2 Merrimac •
6 South Margin
Spring, rear ua
Charles. Ward 23
■Prospect (H.
Prospect At. (Chsn.)
11 Prospect, Ward 4
• Prospect Av. (Ros )
Ward 23
14 Johnswood Road
37 Sherwood
64 Sheldon
Sycamore
Prout (J. P.). fr. St.Pe
Ward 1'.
• Providence (Back B
from Park Sq. • to 203 Cla
'Providence (H.P.l.f
\25-i Hyde Park Av.« to :
ropolitan Av.. Ward 24
Hyde Park Avenue
82 Arlington
Hazelwood station
86 Westminster
'Public A IlevN<
(Back Bay). fr.fcK W.Newton
to|8 Cumberland.bet.Hunting-
ton av. and St. Botolph.Wd.J
• Public Alley No. 404
(Back Bay), from 3 Cumber-
land to Public Alley No. 405,
between Huntington av. and
St.Botolph. Ward 7
> Public Alley No. 405
(Back Bayt. fr. 238 Hunting-
ton av. to 203 St.Botolph, near
Mass. Av., Ward 7
•Public Alley No. 414
■ Public Alley No. 416
(Back Bav). fr. S Gloucester
to 1 Fairfield, between Beacon
and Marlboro. WardS
•Public Alley No. 419
(Back Bav). fr..323 Dartmouth
• Public Alley No. 43«
(Back Bay), from 235 Claren-
don to 250 Berkeley, between
Commonwealth av. and New-
bury, Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 43'J
( Back Bay ) ,fr. 249 Berkeley to
13 Arlington, bet. Com'wealth
av. and Newbury, Ward .S
• Public Alley No. 4»S
> Public Alley No. 440
(Back Bayl.fr. 268 Dartmouth
to 36 Exeter, bet. Newbury
and Boylston, Ward 8
•Public Alley No. 441
(Back Bay), from 35 Exeter
to 44 Fairfield, bet. Newbury
and Boylston. Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 443
(Back Bay),
• Public Alley No. 4aO
(BackBav). fr.279Clarendon
to 304 Berkeley, bet. Beacon
and Marlboro. Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 4«1
(Back Bay),fr.303Berkeley to
3 Arlington, between Beacon
and Marlboro. Ward 8
• Public Alley No.4Sa
(Back Bav), fr. 11 Arlington
to 293 Berkeley, bet. Marlboro
and Com'wealth av. Ward 8
__. _ .., 143 Fairfield
_7 (Gloucester, bet. Newbury
and Boylston, Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 443
(Back Bay), fr. 46 Gloucester
to 58 Hereford jbet. Newbury
and Boylston, Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 444
(Back Bay), fr. 59 Hereford
west, between Newbury and
Boylston, Ward 8
" Public Alley No. SOS
parallel
(Back
J 6rdw
1 Hanover •
- ■ ■• Chi
I School
i Paul Revere School
83 Margaret
101 Snowhill
I Lafayette Avenue
* Province Court, fr.
posite3ir
Place. Wa
Public Alley No. lO
(North Sta.). from 105 Brigh-
ton to 14 Auburn, Ward 5
Public Alley No. 11
( North Sta. ) .from 23 Norman,
Wards
•Public Alley No 13
(North Sta.), from Poplar
Bouthweast to Pike Alley,
Ward 5
♦Public Alley No
(Hanover), fr. Si Rich
to 158 Cross, Ward 5
•Public Alley No. 10»
ic Alley No. 434
Bav),fr. 264Clarendon
Dartmouth, bet. Marl-
boro and Commonwealth Av.
• Public Alley No. 43J>
{Back bay),tr.31i Dartmouth '
to 18 Exeter, bet. Common- \
wealth Av. and Marlboro,
Wards
•Public Alley No. 480
(Back Bay), fr. 15 Exeter to 20
Fairfield, between Marlboro
and Com'wealth av. Ward 8
• Public Alley No. 437
(BackBav). from 9 Fairfield
to 15 Gloucester, between
Marl"
(Sta. A)
and Concord sq. pari
therewith, and bet. Colum
av. and Tremont, Ward 7
> Public Alley No. SO»
(Sta. A), fr. 62 Rutland su. to
43 Concord sq. n. Columbus
av. Ward 7
• Public Allev No. '701
(Sta. A). fr.325Shawmut av.
to 584 Tremont, bet. Union
Park and Upton, Ward 6
• Public Alley No. TOS
(Sta.A),fr 56 Worcester to 123
W. Springfield, bet. Newland
• Public Alley No. TOS
( Sta. A), fVom life Newland to
; Alley 1
Spring-
),fi. 95 Newland n
. Ward 3
•Public Alley No. 438
{Back Bay), fr. 14 Gloucester
to 30 Hereford, bet. Marlboro
and Com'wealth av. Ward 8
Ward 5
'Public All
(Back Bay), from 75 Riv
api
'Public Alley No. 431
(Back Bay I , fr. 44 Hereford to
28 Gloucester, bet.Com'wealth
> Public Alley No. 438
. and Newbury, Ward S
3 public highways
Public Alle
•Public Alley No. 810
(Fenway), from Public Alley
No. f09 to Public Alley No.
811, Ward 7
•Public Alley No. (
• Public Alley No. 901
(Sta. A), from 15 Uemenway,
•Public Alley No. 90S
(Rox.), fr. Haviiand to Pub-
Uc Alley No. 904, Ward 7
•Public Alley No. »04
(Rox ). from fiickerslaff to
Public Alley N.j. 903, "n-ard 7
• Public Alley No. »05
See explanation, page 17
58
BOSTON STAEET DIRECTORY 1916
. between
Marlboro weet, then eoutb to
Marlboro, Ward 8
•rublicjLllevSTo.aOOl
(E.B.),fr.l37 WebBter to 132
Marginal, eoutheaet ot Cot-
tage. Ward 2
IPablic Garden, bounded
byBoylston,* Arlington, Bea-
Palattki Avenue (S. B-l.
from 356 Athmn to 319 West
Third, Ward 9
• Purchase, fVom 221 High
to 180 federal*, Ward.'!
High •
16 15 Belcher Lane
96 95 Oliver
J16 Cotton AUey
U3 Harttord
159 Pearl
163 Gridley
188 191 Congrefl!
** Putnam (E- B.l.fi-omlSB
Condor to 312 Bremer. 1 to
113 Ward 1, ll4to end Wd. 2
2 1 Condor
10 11 Falcon
46 East Eagle
66 65 White
74 75 Trenton
94 91 Lexington •
*"f^"
:hton av.» to Glen-
. Ward 26
Bacine Place (Roxbury
CroBfing), from 3tf Longwood
IroveHall), tr,
95 Harvard,
•:Radclia'e Koad (Mat )
from 12S Randolph Koad to
Tileaton, Ward 24
(I Randolph Road
96 Tileeton
KadcIlfTe Road (Alls.),
ft. 61 Quint Av. near Glenville
Av., northwest. Ward 25
Kadford L.ane (Dor.
Center), from 29 Carruth to
Mlllon Branch R.R., Ward 20
w Kadford Place (H.P.),
from 1364 River, Ward 24
Kadnor Koad (Br), fr.
284 Foater. Ward 25
d (W. R.). from
31 Corey, Wd. J3
Kaili
P.), I
Walter. Ward
Ward SB
8 Westford
24 Westford
30 Riverdale
39 Appian Way
42 Holmes
Southaniptou to 10 Kerable,
Henley to 14 Common. Wd.
* Putnam (Rox. Crossing.).
from 16 Uudlev • to 136 Kox-
buiy « Ward 1."
Putnam Avenue (North
Sta:). from 80 W. Cedar to
IMCharles, Ward.S
Putnam Place (Rox). fr.
USRoibuty.* WaralS
•Putnam 8quare(E.B.),
between White, Trenton and
Putnam, Ward 1
Quail (W. R). from 220Cot-
tage Av., Ward 23
SKing
beyond Ruskin
Camsey (Upham's Comer),
fr. 784 lludW} • to 10 Hamlet.
Ward 11
ham's Comer). from 12 Ram-
sey, Ward 11 1
• Kand (Upham'a Comer),
It. 17 Julian to 12 Brooklord,
Ward 17 ;
Kand Place (Upham's
Comer), from 30 Rand.Wd 17
•Kandall (Rox ). from 972 :
Harrison Av.« to 846 Al-
128 Cross
135 Stoughton Av.
Fleet
15.1 Milton
Ueddy (Dor. Center), from
Milton near Cushiuz Hiil Rd.
to Hill Top Ward 20
» Keddy Avenue (H. P.),
from 915 River, Ward 24
Woodworth, Wd.
Kedlundit Road (W.R.),
from Centre • to Abbott,
Ward 23 1
Redwood (Dor ), (rm2ri
Centre lo 12 Whilten, Wd. 19
Regent fCoad (Mat.), fr
204 Oakland lo Randolph Rd.
ReKent Squaire (Rox.)
from 82 Regent, Ward 16
• Remtnston (Dor. Cen-
ter),fr. 40Nixon to 212 Centre.
Ward 20
Bena (Alls.), fi, 258 North
Haivard to 160 Western Av.
Ward 54
•Renfrew (Rox.). from
19 Euitis • to 11 Wineloiv,
Ward 12
Bennrew «'ourt (Rox),
from 12 Renfrew, Ward 12
Reno (Rox. Crossing), from
37 stAlphoDsus, Ward 14
Reservoir (H.>.).flr. Mil-
25 BoUins Place
37 Anderson
51 Thompson's Court
77 Revere-st. Place
••§if;
t Terrace, Ward 20
♦ Queennherry '( Fenway).
from 70-139 Auaubon Road.
Ward S
• Uulncefleld (Upham's
Corner), from 48 Humphreys
to Wendover. Ward 11
269GroveHall,
Randlett Plac
7 Brook- Reed
614 Harrison Av..» tc
Albany, Ward 6
Kandolpli Jtoad (
, Ward 12
Court
!. Newt
Brookline, Ward
Reed'
36 E. Newton to 37 :
ne for Aged W omen
over), from 106 Clinton, Wd.5
over),tr. 10 Charter, Ward 5
Revere-St. PIace(North
Sta.). trom 79 Revere. Wd. 8
■•Rexford (Mat ), from 1537
Blue Hill Av • to 49 Oak-
land.* Ward 24
Beshame (Ros.). from 282
Belgrade Av. • to 44 Colberg
Av., Ward 23
.).fr.U Central,
Rhodes (Dor.), firom
•Rice (Dor.), from 69 Wal-
nut to 40 Taylor. Ward 20
Rich (Mat.), from 1«9 West
Selden to Delhi, Ward 21
Richards (Chsn.), from 331
Medford to Mystic River,
Ward 12
■ Reedsdale
Brighton Av.«
Ambrose, Ward £
> BIchurds fr
) Columbia Road 1
327 Mt. Everett
364 3«3 SUnley
372 401 Bellevue
428 Consumptives' Hi
462 4W Clarkson
480 481 Coleman
Qnlncy Xerrace (Grove
BalI),Irom71Quincy, Wd.IO
BrooksdaU Road
Holton
Riverview Road
Sta7)7troml4Cotting, Wd 5
Ransom Koad (Mat.)
from 76 Randolpn Road. Wd.
Caven (Upham's Corner).
Raymond (W. 11.)
19 Regent Place
25 Akron
Dabney Place
57 Regent Court
66 Herman
78 79 Circuit
82 Regent Square
96 Hulbert
124 125 Dale
•Recent
Sprague ic
Flee
Buckinghai
Albemarle
Waterloo
Begent Place (Rox.), fir.
» Richwood
Mchards Avenn
(Ros,).fr.682 Hyde Park J
• to Newborn, Ward 24
Hyde Park Av.»
I • Warti 26
n Park
Cottage, at
; • Richfield (to 30 G
BaU. 31 to end Uph
C0T.).lr. 311 Columbia 1
45 Richfield Park
Bege
19Rei
81 Olney
Richfield I
ham's Cor.l. f
field. Ward 18
Rich-Rood
(H. P.). from
Ward k
nrk lUp-
.m 46 Hich-
• denotes street c
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
• Klchmond (Hunover). fr.
1(IS Atlamii A». to 279 Han-
Mercantile
I Commercial •
(Uor^Center),
WaidZl"'"
- - — ihinrtoi
ndale I
Third Unitarian Church
I Gilbert Stuart School
I Dorcheeter Ave. •
Blaney Memorial t;h.
Monponaet
i Alpine
Hulmgeld At
Ma§BafiOit
Wactimett
L^.RlgM.
109 Bwon Cou
J." «'.
130 131 .
Richmoiicl Roud(Mat
from 164 Oakland • to Ra:
dolph Road, Ward 24
Kichflew (Dor. Center),!
75 HilLdale, near cemeter
Ward iO
iRlchwooil (W. R.), fro
1915 Cer.tre to opp. 71 Mon
view. Ward 23
Kicker (W. R.), from
JSidlce KomKDor C
changed to Claybournt
*RidKe Road (Ma
opp. 107 Blake, Ward
258 Oakland, Ward 24
AllBton Heights
55 Eleanor
End of Street
• KldKeway I.ane(North
Sta ), from 70 Cambridce*
to 25 Deme, Ward 8
Ridceiv4»<»d (Dor.), from
90 Toplitf to 30 Draper, Wd. ;
9t9 Rosa
965 Huntinetoi
> Riverside S
Sq.
Lexington At.
Metropolitan At.
!066 We.t
''93 Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
1117 Webster
1137 T. M. C. .
1161 Winthrop
1267 Hyde Park At •
i Cleary Sq.
I Hyde Pai^ Station
R. R. bridge
1309 Gordon At.
; Busines.'
1323 Linwood
l'3«9 Perkins At.
i Radtord Place
1385 CleTeland
1421 Winslow
18
' 12" Wai
1559 Church
Knigh-
1 MilfPond
from 43 Mopumei
Kipley (J. P.), tr. 69
Arborway, Ward 22
Kiuley Ko
HaIl),(rom 43 H
Vassar, Ward 19
•Ritchie (Hoi. dossing),
trom 234 Centre* 10 22Mar-
cella. Ward 15
• Klver (Back Bay), from 69
River • (1 to 633 Mat., I
Dedham line H, P.), tf . 11.
Washii'gtnn to Dedham lin<
1 to 507 Ward 21, 508 to en
Ward ?4
Ch. Village Church
1838 .stark Av.
1905 Sunnyside At.
Eliot AT.
Dedham line
Rivrr.Slreet I»l
(Back Bay), from 85
Ward 8
•Rlverdale (Alls.),
Western Av. • to SO
mond. Ward 26
from 430 River • Ward 21
•Riverside Square (
P.), from Arlington to I
River,* Ward 24
River View (W. R),
■" " t»een Centre a
k-ogel t
Engine House No.
77 Sturbridge
70 Central Avenue
101 Cedar
121 Idaho
139 Oroveland
169 Standard
249 Boston ConsumD-Hosp
291 Liversidge Institute
401 Fremont
430 Rlveraide Place
Mattapan Square
507 Blue fiill At •
511 Oakland •
521 Oakland Hall
540 Edgewater DriTe
675 Whitney Park
678 Tesla
696 Tokio
614 Malta
628 Burmah
633 Randolph Road
Av., \
ngl.lr. 1
Park to 903 Huntii
Ward 14
Brookline At. •
394 Huntington i
Roacli (Upham's
Ward '22' ""° *'"""''
Roniiobe Road (Mat.),
tr. M Blake to Pleasant View,
Ward 24
37 Sefton
Weybosset
Kennebec
Hebron
Wood At.
gade
58 Forest Hills to 301 Sigour-
ney. Ward 22
Robey (Rox.), from 62 East
Cottage to MarbhSeid, Wd. 12
Robin (W. R.) trom 107 La-
Pa?k,^WMd 23"^
• Robin Hood (Upham's
Comer), from 45 Magnolia to
14 Hartford, Ward 17
•Robinson (Dor.),trom 161
■,Ward 1
59
• Rorkview (J. P.l. from
57 Sprina Park Avenue to 40
Green, Ward 22
2 1 Spring Park Av.
10 Rockvie's Place
opp. 40 Robinwood Av.
77 Parley Vale
St. JoTin
Rockvlew l*luce (J P.),
trom 10 Rorkview, Ward 22
••Rockvllle l»ark(Ros )
from 186 Warren,* Ward 16
Rock way (Mat), trom 19
Rexford to Chester, Wd. 24
• Rockwell (Dor. Center),
ftom 805 Wash •to 90 Milton
Cocky Hill Avenne
(Upham's Comer), irom 650
Columbia Hoad,» Ward 17
3 Lawrence, Ward 25
. 43 Robinson, Wd.
ham's Corner), fy. 375
HiU Avenue, Ward 17
(Up-
Savin
•Rochester (Sta.
!.» to 251 Albany,
ter),fr. 229 Norfolk, • Wd. 21
••Rock Road (Mat), fr.
Randolph Road, Ward 24
Hall I . tr. 63 Olney to 67 Wales
pi.. Ward 18
iCock Ridee (Mat.), trom
ner), from 123 Savin Hill a
to Springdelc, Ward 17
* RockfortI (Rox.). fro
(Rox. Crossing), changed
19 Fenno
20 Rockland Avenue
30 29 Walnut ATenue •
42 Wakullah
66 67 Rock
77 Hewes
88 89 Dale
Rockland (W. R.), fr.
Washington • to Ded)
••RoKers (S. B.), ft-om 376
Dorchester,* to 28 Hyde,
Ward 11
Rogers Csktirt (Roxbury
Crossing), off Brj'ant. bey.
Bay View Place, Ward 7
' Koland (Chsn ), from
B. & M R. K. to Crescent At.,
trom 16A Dennis, Ward 12
Rollins Place (North
Sia ). trom 26 ReTere, Wd. 8
Romar Terrace (Kox.),
from 140 Cedar. Ward 15
(Upham's Cor-
from 1002 Dorchester
1 numbers Ward 11. Odd
ibers«7 to end Ward 17
' Corner), from ]
sey. Ward 11
•Ronald (Grove HalK. fr.
9 Brinsley to Railroad, Wd.l9
•Ronan Square (Up-
ham's Comer), June. Bow-
doin and Hancock, • Wd. 17
Roosevelt (Dor.), changed
to Theodore
* Rosa (H. P.), fr. 939 River,
Ward 24
TV
iftat
Roai
Randolph Koad
It Ruskm Road
Rutledge Koad
•Roaeclair (Upham
35 SchillerTRoad
Tard 17
(Rox), from 20 Rockland to
43 Dale, Ward Ifi
Rockland A venuetUp-
bam's Corner), trom 16 Gram,
plan Way to 26 Caspia
Wai ■ ■-
! (Rox
from 7 Rockland, Ward 1
•RockledKe (Rox.), from
62 Lambert Avenue to Thorn-
ton, Ward 13
Rockliire (W. R.), from
Gould to 79 Belle Av . .Ward 28
ipor. Center_)_^
litfleld. Ward 1
: Washmgtou • to 78
'Rosemary (J. P.), fr. 15
South, Ward 22
Rosemere Court (Rob.)
ft-. 12 Florence, Ward 23
60
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
(Mat.) from
Center), from 1722DorcheBteT
782Wa8h •to60Oceaii,Wd.21
Orace
19 Montague
i8 Harley
Roallndale A.Tenue
(Roe), rrom 145 Dudley Av.
to 806 Beech, Ward 23
Konlyn Place (J. P.),
from Ifi5 Chestnut Av.. Wd .15
Koaa Place (S.B.), from
136 O Street, Ward 10
Rofte Terrace (Upham'a
Corner), from 231 Savin Hill
AV., Ward 17
Hall).
Lefl.RlgM.
Wl Gay
169 Malbon Place
c Dudley •
J Eliot Square
205 Roxbury Terrace
287 Elmwood
i92 Gardner
i02 Anita Terrace
116 319 ColuDibue Avenue
Roxbury Term
(Rox. CrOBHing), tTom
Roxbury,9 Ward 13
Koxtoa (Grove Hall),h
Olenwav to 99 Greenw
Ward 19
' -Royal (Alls ),fr.295C
Lamartinp • to 20 Cheetnut
av.. Ward 15 i
' Rozellu. (Dor.), from 450 '
AdamB»to 10 EImdale,Wd.20
' Ruceles (Rox. Croseing),
It. 2195 Wash to BOS Parker.
ItoN. Y..N. H. & H. R, R..
Vd. 13. Odd numbers to end
> Cambridge, • 1 to 165,
Ward 4. ](J6 to end Ward 3
43 Stanley Place
169 Confirmed Place
419 Middlesex
471 Baldwin
S63 Miahawum
(» 625 Cambridge •
Ruthven (Grove Hall),
from 346 Walnut Av. to fi7
Elm Hill Av., Ward 16
-^St.^ndrew Itoad (E.
B ), from 26 Bayswater to
Austin Av., Ward 1
*St..A.nn (J.P.), fr. 278 South
to Aflticou Road, Ward 22
**St.Botoluh (1 to 99 Back
Bay, to end Fenway), ft. B.
& A R. R. to beyond 23
GainsborouRh. Ward 7
VI Irvington
20 Sc.Botolph Studios
32 Harcourt
48 Mass.CoU. of Pharmacy
56 Convention Hall
68 57 Garrison
Woli ott Chantbers
84 FoUen
96 99 W.Newton
116 Durham
termed Children
) Arena
\ 269 Gaineborounn
t Young Men'B Chris-
• indicates public highway
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
St.Stephen (Fenwny),
tr. 285 MMtachmetti Av. to
19 Bryant, Ward?
1051) Dorcheater
(Uphai
Jorchr-
Ward!
be (Uphai
n 1'29 Stouj
Salem (
28 SaJem Place
J8 41 Cron
W Jewish Synagogue
56 Morton
re Stillman
85 Collnniore Place
90 Wigei
98 ■ Bartlett Place
Baldwin Place
121 Elmer Place
127 Engine Houie No 1
1 Noyce Place
169 North Bennet
IndoBtrial Home
177 TUeaton
Ch. Chriat Church
Salem Court (HanoT
from 181 Salem, Ward o
fr. 28 Salem, Ware
Salem-Streel
(Ch>n; •
(Chin ), I
High, Wi
Salem to 108
_1 1 11 C o II rt
(Chsn.), from 8 Pearl.Ward 3
Salisbury I»ark (Dor.),
from Ul Park.» Ward 20
Salmau (W. R.), fr. Cross-
town av. to Upland, Wd. 23
•Salt L.ane. fr. 25 Union
to W Creek Sq., Wards
•Salutation (Hanover). tr
439 Usiiover • to 372 Com-
(Dor.
•Sanfaril (Mat.), from loss
Wash to 53 Cedar, Ward 21
Washington •
21 Morton
64 Sturbridge
72 Cedar
•Sanford Av. (Readv.J.fr
Stark Av. to uedham line.
Ward 24
Sanford Place (SU. A)
trom 10 E. Lenox, Ward 12
Sanger (
3.), fr.m 447 E.
1 E. Eighth, Wd
Santuit (Dor. Center), fr. 156
Welles \v. to 9 Roseland,
Ward 20
Snranac (Dor.), from 754
Adama to 163 Minot. Wd. 20
•Saratoca (E. B), from 38
Central .«<] ' "" "'
Wd.
(>01°Swifl
712 m Moo"
Ch.Rom. Catholic
774 773 Byron
804 805 Wordsworth
322 Addison
970 Boardnian
974 Ford
986 9'S Bennington
Saratosa Place I
. 4«8ColumMaHoad»
•Sayward (Upha'
ner), tr.4«8Columbi.
to 62 Bird, Ward 17
Saynard Place (S. B),
from 16 Woodward. Ward 11
•Schiller (Rox. Crosaing),
1087 Tremont* to 23 Grin-
nell. Ward 13
Saunders (Alls.). trom689
Cambridge to 70 N. Beacon,
68 71 North Beacon •
trom 1«> Chelsea, Ward 2
Savannah Avenue
(Mat.), trom Hiawatha Road
to Messinger. Ward 24
*Savllle (W.R.). ft-.334 Park.
to 201 Stratford. Ward 23
•Savin (Roxburj), trom 392
Warren • to 261 Blue Hill
Ward 1
•Schille
°^'ward 23 "
Schirmer Road (W'. R.),
from WUlow near Abbott to
Church. Ward 23
School (Br.), changed to
Lothrop
•School (Chan.), from 231
Main to 224 Bunker Hill,
Ward"
87 Summer
52 Bartlett
60 8chool-8t. Place
90 91 Bunker Hill*
•School, from 285 Wash, to
64 Trenionl. Ward 5
2 1 Washington •
88 Five Cents Savings Bk.
Cambridge • a
dale. Ward 26
Walnut Av. to 23 Eric. Odd
numbers 1 to 309 Wd. 22. Ev-
en numbers 2 to 310 Wd 16.
Ward 19. Cars trom Wal
2 Walnut Avenue •
Park View
Humboldt Avenue
Elm Hill Avenne
Maple
8ta.), from 251 Tremont, •
Wards
Seaver Sqiiare (Roi.),
Junction of Rugglesi Cabot
Province
31 City Hall Avenue
41 City Hall
52 Chapman Place
60 Parker House
65 King'! Chapel
2 Ti«mont
•School (Dor Center). tr.427
Washington to 66 Harvard.
Ward 19
Washington •
22 Athelwold
37 Biadlec
40 Oliver Wendell Holmes
50 51 Harvard
•School (RoK.). tr. 417 Wal-
nut Av t.. 176Amory, Wdl:.
Walnut Ay.
18 Ellsworth Place
37 School-street Place
46 Byron Court
64 Glines Avenue
69 Dlrwell
70 Erie Place
79 Weld Avenue
(I Washington •
UK' Egleeton
Police Station No. 13
) Alvevton
Starr Lane
> Central Cong. Church
Second,
and West
• Sedswicfc (J. P. ). trom 44
South to 27 John A. Andrew,
Ward 22
••8 e rto n (Mat.), from 37
Roanoke Rd. to Ool "
Oakland,*
Word 24
Segal (Grove Hall), from 16
Georgia to 11 Cheney ,Wd. 16
• Selden (Dor. Center). from
101 Milton Av. to 940 Morton,
. Ward 21
•Selkirk Boad (Coolidgc
Corner), fr. 137 Kilayth Rd. to
77 Chiewick Road. Ward 24
i(E.B.).from97 01ad-
Warit 1
Sel
School ■ Street PI;
143 John Lothrop Motley
. 166 Playstead Road
_ Caspian Way
Grampian Way
I RossTerrare
) Grampian Wav
263 Wedn.ore
339 Davitt
349 Sea View Terrace
•Savoy (SU. A), trom 128<
Washington * to 497 Harrisoi
Av.* Ward <
Savoy Place (Sta. A), fr
9 Savoy. Ward 6
•Sawyer (Sta. A), from 62;
Shawm-'tAv.* to 130 Lenox
Ward 13
•lawyer Avenne (Up
ham's Corner), fr. 85 Pleasan
to 95 Gushing Av.. Ward 17
29 Pcverell
45 Gushing Av.
10 M. E. Church
12 Saratoga Place
22 Morton Place
80 81 Marion
174 166 Brooks
491 Richardson Place
I Ashtord, Ward 26
Savbrook (Br )
6 Market
150 Paris, Ward 2
Saxton (Upham's Corner),
from 82 Savin Hill Av.. to
65Romsey,Wardill,17
I, trom 13 Charlee,W.3
-tmann'a Xer-
(W. R,), from 65
nd. Ward 23
3 * to Nikisch
Ward!
•Schuyler (Grove Hall), fr.
606 Blue Hill Avenue to 92
Elm Hill Av. Ward 16
2 1 Blue Hill Av.*
13 HortweU
23 Maple
43 Elm Hill Av.
•Scollay Square • junc-
tion Tremont, Court.Tremonl
Row. and Comhill. Ward 6
• Scotia (Fenway).h-. 62 Dal-
ton to 20 St. Cecilia. Ward 7
Scott Place (S. B ), from
706X East Fitth. Ward 10
Scott'a Court (Chsn.). Ir.
196 Chelsea • Ward 4
Sea View Avenue (£.
B ). tr. 208 Orient Av.. Wd. 1
Sea View Terrace
(Upham's Comer), from 349
Ssvin HUl Av., Ward 17
•Seaborn (Dor. Center). fr
45 Kenwood to 68 Centre.
Ward 19
Seairer Court (Br.), from
16 faneull. Ward 20
• Sears, from 64 India to 199
9« Zellcr
115 Hewlett
132 Forquhar
•9eminary(Ch8n.).troml2
Austin to 9 Lawrence. Wd. 4
"Seminole (Mat.) tr Oak-
land * to "Wood Av. , Wd. 24
•Seneca (Sta A), from 308
Harrison Av.* to 206 Albany,
•Sever (Chsn.)
■.29Camb-
Wd.3
• SewalKRox. Crossing), fy.
1460 Tremont * to II DeUe
Sewall (Dor ). fr. 12 South-
wick to 5 Pope's Bill, Wd.!0
•Seymour (Bos ). from 21
Ward 23
Seymour Road (W
; Allston.Ward 19
Milk.'rfard 5
Sharp (Dor. Center.
Mathel
Shaw (W R.), from 200 L«-
Grangeto 320(;ottageAy.,Wd.
dicates public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Church. Ward !
Sta. A. to end Rox CrossinB),
trom 286 Tremont to 51 Rox-
512 Wd. 6. 513 to end Wd. IS
2 13 Tremont •
24 25 Warrenton
S2 s» Pleaiant
80 79 OBbom Place
74 Ohio
91 Morgan Chapel
82 91 Corning
Railroad bridge
106 101 Cattle
103 Hotel Windior
130 Cobb
Ch Ch. of the Holy Trinitj
144 137 Lucas
150 Cherry
160 163 Complon
178 Waterford
201 Hingham
210 20) Dover •
225 Dwight
230 Uroton
242 Briggs Place
251 MiSord
254 Bradford
I I'nion Park St.
315 Union Park
3;7 Public Alley No. :
399 Shawtnut Unfv. Church
446 Har.
41Shepard, WardSo
Shepherd A.veniie (Rox.
Croflfling), f^om 824 Hunting-
1782 Dorchester Ay. • I
Sheptoa Terrace (S.B.),
rear 681 East Eighth, Ward 10
Commonwealth Avenue t
Sherbrook Pluee (Rox
CroMingj.fr. 1489 Tremont,*
Ward 14
• Sheridan (J. P.), trom 376
Centre • to 115 Chestnut Ay.
Ward 15
SidleyRoadI
Church t ■ *
Ward 23
Sigel Court (Box.
•South (blssexi
Ward 5. Care f:
3 Laraont, Ward 13
• (J. P ). fr. 505
) 78 Olen Road, ,
119 Melville
Ward 211
^ilva Place (Rox.), from
34 Munroe. Ward 16
'Silver (S. B.), trom 146
Dorchesli-r Avenue to 29 O,
tker; 122 157 Beach <
lto2-6, Wd.!
220 219
B.&.
Soath (Doi
■South (1 t
aendWd. end, 1
2 J Dorchester Avenue •
33 35 A Slreel
67 Washingtou Place
),tt.opp. 786 Centre
Centre, Odd num-
loraowd'la. Odd
Jewish Synagogue
460 Cumston Place
470 473 West Concord
480 Deblois
490 493 Worcester
512 609 West Springtield
526 527 Massachusetts Av
638 Chester Place
694 691 Lenox
623 Sawyer
637 KeuSall
642 Woodbury
Ne* TwellthBap. Ch.
718 719 ^
733 Hubert
744 Winthrop Place
760 758 Ruggles
777 Swedish Epis. Church
796 801 Vernon
820 Marvin
840 8.39 Roxbury •
(Sta. A.), from 660 Shawmut
Av.,« Ward 13
Sheafe (Chsn.).tr.lOCook.
Ward 3
•Sheafe, (Hanover), trom
Vard5
•Shelby •
313 Lexington
Ward ]
•Sheldon (Ros
•Shenandoah (Dor. Cen-
ter), Irom 61 Carruth to J
Weseex, Ward 20
Shepard (Dor )_._from 170
63 Cranston
104 Sheridan Place
Chestnut Av.
Sheridan (Dor), trom 86
Minot. Ward 20
Sheridan Court (Chsn.),
trom 48 Tufls, Ward 4
Sheridan PlacelS. B.).
trom 59 West Fifth, Ward 9
Sheridan Place (J. P.),
118 Dewerson Court
126 125 C Street
I 176 179 D Street
Bigelow School
226 225 E Street
from 104 Sherirtai
Forbes. Ward 15
> opp. !
bany and Northampton, Wd.
Sherman (Chen.), trom
Mystic Av. to Somerville line ,
Ward 3
•Sherntau (Rox.), from 8
Rockland to 29 Bower, Wd.]6
18 17 Dale ,
8ch. Lewis School
37 Catawba
61 Ottawa
56 Lansing
70 61 Bower
trom 33^ West Broadway •
to 267 Athens. Ward y
276 !
330 329 Dorchester
888 387 O Street I
Silver Place (Back Bay),
trom 151 Charles. Ward 8
•Slmniona(Rox Crossing),
from 164 Vernoi to 95 Linden
Park St.. Ward 13
Simimon Court (Essex St.
sta.), t>om 5 Vai. Rensselaer
from 99 Pearl, Ward 3
Sinclair Place (Alls ),b
43 North £eacon,« Ward 2(
Sineleton (Sta.
to Northern Av., Ward J
Sleeper Place (Rox.)
from 305 Dudley, • Ward l:
■Smith (Rox. Crossing), ftr
91 Oregon
108 107 St Alphoi
116 117 Whitney
Thorndike, Ward 12
Nortolk'Av., Ward i' '
*Sherwoi»€l (Ros.), t^. 146 i
Ashland to 2C9 Florence, '
Ward as
Ashland •
48 Prospect Av.
71 Qarden
Ridge I
108 Florence
Sherwood Court, (Rox.),
fr 8 Sherwood to 121 Shirley,
Ward 12
Shirley (Rox.), trom 486
Dudley to 1063 Massachusetts '
126 1
1176
Worthington
Huntington At. •
151 West-
em Av' to 120
Ward 26
Smith Avenue (Sta. A
trom 106 Kendall to 111 Han
mond. Ward 13
Smith Court (North Sta.
Dudley t
61 Cliften
102
108 95
Roswell
121 Sherwood Court
472 Saratoga,
■.52Pros-
Bowdoio* 1
' Shepard
.Wa?d'25
118
). trom 264
> 161 Union,
Shoreham (S B.), trom
Dorchester Av.« opp. Raw-
son, to Carson, Ward 11 ,
Short (E. B), tr.l29Cowper
to U6 Coleridge, Ward 1
Short IE. B.), It. 218 Everett '
to 355 Maverick, Ward 2
• Short (Chen.), from 419
Bunker Htli • to 520 Med-
tord. Ward 3
Short (Fenway), from 94
Pilgrim Road to331Brookline
Avr,» Ward 14
Short-St. Court (Chsn.),
trom 13 Short. Ward 3
Short-St. Place (Chen.), i
see South and North Short-
St. Place
Wards 1 and 2
• HIdlaw Road (Br), trot
1833 Commonwealth At.» I
122 Chiswick Road. Ward 21
over) trom 7 Hull. Ward 5
• Snow (Br. ), trom 228 Wash
ington to 12S Union. Ward 21
* Snowhill (Hanover), tr.
101 Prince to 108 Charter,
Ward 5
17 Cleveland Place
Soldier'n Field Road
( Alls. I trom 13 North Harvard
to 516 Western Av., Ward 26
•Soley (Chsn ), trom 67
Warrei •
Sq., Ward 4
' Somerset i
Boston ; 20 to end.
- th Sta.), trom .
1 Howard, Ward 5
North Sta.), trom y Beacot
Sedgwick
53 Achorn Circle
.\twood Square
125 Asbury Place
i Boynton
146 Nathaniel Weld Place
I Hall
t Rosernary
I St. Mark
I Morton
Bussey Institution
733 Tafl'e Place
» Poplar
) Belgrade Av.
N. f.,N.H. 1
1 SoStt'^ouwa
817 Fairview
J Tyndale
) BrookUeld
I Robert
891 Farquhar
905 Fletcher
931 Congreve
tol987 Commonwealth
Av. •Ward25
South Uay Avenue
(Rox.), tr. Atkinson, Wd. 9
South Cedar Place
(Essex St. sta.). from 20 Win-
chester, Ward 8
•South Conway (Ros.),
South Fairview, Ward 23'
•South Eden (Chsn.), ty.
342 Hair • to 323 Rutherford
Av.. Ward 3
•• South TairviewlRoi.),
fr 818 South to Roslindale
Playground, Ward 23
South Fairview Ex-
teni«lou ( Ros ), changed to
•So u t h Huntinctoo
ing,327 to end J. P.), I
901 Huntington Av. to t
Centre, 1 to Perkins. Wd.
Floyd
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIKECTORY 1916
Marxin (North
•South
Sta.).n-oiD
pect, Ward
82 CuBiou Place
38 S9 Normtn
48 Washington S
68 6a atanifori) •
•South Market, Irom 29
Merchanti Row, aouth side
Faneuil Hall Market, to 181
1 MerchaotB Row
jl20Train,Wd.
Sta.),m>m 148 CatnbndKe •
tossaiyrtle, WaKj s
South Short-St, Place
(Chsn.), from 4 Short.Wd. 3
•Soulh Sydney (Uphams
Corner), (rom 109 Savin Hill
Av. near Railroad to &2 Bay,
Ward 17
• South Walter (Hon.),
South WorthiUKton
(Rox. CrOBfliiig), trom 1560
Tremont • Ward 14
•Southampton (1 to 32.5
- ion A to end. S. " ' '^
Albany to 681 Doi
Carwfr. Albany t(
Av. Odd numbers to 325>nd
even nunibera 2 to Mass. Av.,
Wd. 12. Even numbers from
Mass. Ay to 324 Wd. 9. Odd
numbers 3:7 to end and even
numbers 326 to end Ward 11
I) Massacnusetta Av •
63 Gerard
324 326 Midland Uiv. R
Plymouth Diy.
474 476 Ellery
(Rob.), from 3.16 Hyde Park
fiK/^i.-'/ut'"^.
••Spear Place (Essex
sta.). from 16 Pleasant, Wt
Speedway( Dor.Center). •
Franklin Field, Ward 21
Sueedwav (Br ). fr. juni
trom Js Spring, Ward 2
•Spruce, from 51 Bea
'SSCheitnut. Wards
Westen) Avenue'* to :
i BuddioK
bants Row
Lawrence Building
Flake Building
Farlow Building
Fiake Annex
Plymouth Building
Richards Building
of Market
Ward 26
•SpeedTvell (
Topllfl 10 205 Hai
•• Spencer ( Dor. Center)
Wd.l
bridge, Ward ".
Spinney (W.R.l,fr.26 Spar-
row to 19 Cowing, Ward 23
•SpoflTurd Road(Alls.),fr.
1269 Commonwealth Av. to
Glenville Av., upp. Quint
•SpraKue (Chsn.),fVom 83
Bunker HiU • Ward 4
•Spraffue (Readv ). fr. Re-
Sprague Place
Dedham Line
I *SpraBue Place (Readv.
26 Dunstable, Wd.8
Place I
ftrdtoSn
Alls., Wards
(Rox), from 83
; Hill Ay. • to 46 Dennis,
J^ldg
155 Custom House
to y State-st. Block
122 Harvard to 619 West p
Ward I'J
StaudUh
169 298 AUantic Avenue •
d.21 Elevated and Subway
Long Wharf
'Station (Rox. Croialng).
rom Sti Pitts, Ward
pe (Back Bay
14« Berkel
Ward 7
Stanhope Court
Trinity PL,
Back
Stanhope Place (North
Sta.), Irom 1« PhilUps,Wd.8
•Mtanirord (North Sta.).
fr. 43 Cambridge to 45 Cause-
way, Ward 5. Cars from
Green to Causeway
2 1 Cambridge •
72 69 Parker
Station (FairmountJ.fr.Ne-
ponset River to FairmouDt
Say brook
Sprins. (UPbam'
) 50 Bourne. Oddn
•Southern A.Tenn
585A Washington
30 to end Ward 21
Washingtan
17 Hopestill
22 29 Talbot A».»
Elmhurst
Ferndale
t New England ,
•Suuthwood (Ri
199 Blue Hill A
Edgewood. Ward 1
•Mpaldiuu (,1.F )
South Sydney
•SprlUK (North Sta.), tron
m Leverett t. 65 Allen.Wd. ,
2 1 Leverett •
20 19 Chambers
29 Melville Place
37 Milton
45 Poplar
£5 Spriiig-st. Court
62 6E A5len
•Spring « (W. R), trot
2129 Centre to Dertham line
Ward 23
Centre •
70 Powell
92 Cass
93 Springvale Av.
107 Spring
115 Gardner
164 Baker
185 Loretto
200 Cypress
201 Montgomery
223 Webster
120 123 South Margin
lianged to 136 137 Merrimac •
149 Causeway O
Comer) , stanilord Place (North
B Brook Rd,Wd.22
iTj;^d
>m » Stanitord, Wd. 5
'Stanley (Upham's
ner). fr. ii Bellevue to i
Circle, Wards 17, 18
"Stanley <R»»d» ) «'
cott to Forest, Ward 24
Hyde Park Av.«
250 Walnut
2S2 Gould
820 Washing
* Spring l..ane, trom 278
Wash.« to 101 Devonshire.
Wards
Sprins Koad (W. R.),lr.
29 Stimson Road, Ward 23
Sprlnie-st. Court (North
Sta ), tr. 57 Spring, Ward 5
Terrace (Rox.),
Stanley Place (Chan.),
tr. 43 Rutherford Av., Wd. 4
Stanniore Place (Rox),
frou> 231 Warren,* Ward 16
37 Evans,
1 Walnut Avenue,* Ward 13
•'4tanwood(Grove Hall),fr.
42S Blue Hill Av. • to 204
1 Road,* Ward IS
Tremont, Ward l:i
2 1 Washington •
40 49 Shawmut Avenue •
84 91 Westminster
e Sherwin School
So. Madison Square
109 Warwick
44 Henley, Ward 4
•Stevens (Sta. A), from MO
Shawmui Av * to Lincoln
Place, Ward 6
Stevena Place (8.B ), fr.
148 W. Sixth, * Ward 9
Stillin ss. from 372 Congress.
Ward 9
•StUlman (Hanover), from
76 Salem tr_ 21 Washington
I 120 Lorraine
I 164 165 Columbia Road
I Stan wood X e r r a c e
rove Hall), from 26 Stan-
itark (Chsn ). fr. 118 Cam-
bridse to Roland, Ward 3
^tark Avenue (Ready.).
fr. 30 Milton to IfSS River, *
Ward 24
2 II Milton
14 Stoughton Av.
35 36 Endicott
47 Stillman Place
65 54 Washington north
Stillman Place (Han-
Cooper, Wd. 5
••Stimson (W. R.), from
Grove across Centre at
Cambridge to 330 Market.
Ward 56
n Cambridge •
U Murdock
10 Elko
20 Henlo
'6 S5 Market *
Sparrow ( W. R.). fr.SOOCot-
tage -Av. across Partridge,
Ward 23
E (Dor ),froni 111
Gustine, Ward 2(
• indicates public highways
Sprinfc
•Sprine Oaiden (Cp
ham's C5omer), from 6,3 Cres-
View, Ward 11
(?P.°,?r. 494 Centre* to 183
Chestnut Avenue. Ward 22
Adelaidf
] Cllve
Dresden
Sprinedale (ITpbam'sCor-
I nfr). fr. 28 Rockdale to 2S
! Denny, Ward 17
•Springer (S. B.). h. 616 E
Eighth a to 4S9 E. Seventh
Ward 10
; E. Spring- ; 53 Kilby
t Springfield I 70 Central
Kiver *
Starr L,ane (J. P.), fr.
Centrr * to 42 Seavems i
Ward 22
Old Statr House
27 Brazer Building
Merchants Bank Bldg.
29 Congress Square
31 Worthington Buildinv
31 Congress *
Exchange
Mass. Hosp Life Bldg
53 Merchants Exchange
Change Avenue
2556 to Crosstown
Stimson Road (W. R.),
from Stimson, near Washing-
ton, Ward 23
• Stockton (Dor.Center),ft.
829 Wash. • to 106 Milton Av.,
Ward 21
• Stoddard, fr. 25 Howard
Atlantic Av.* Ward 5
■Story (S. B ), from 76
to 125 H. Ward 10
«tory Place (J. P.), l
5 Greenough i
•Stoughton
768 Harr.son
bany. Ward 6
s partly public
> denotes street cars
64
•Stoushton • (Upliam'8
Corner). • Irom 589 Colum-
bia Road lo 57 Pleasant. Odd
numbers Wa'd 17. Even
numbers Ward 11
2 1 Columbia Road •
57 StoughtoD-at. Place
65 Everett Avenue
Stoughton-St. Bap. Ch.
70 Sumner
92 Austin Av.
93 Windermere Road
108 BaKersfleld
129 Salcombe
160 157 Pleasant
157 Whitby Terrace
StoucHton A. venue
(Readv.l, from 136 Readville
to 135 Eliot Av., Ward 24
Readville
31 Nelson '
79 Stark Av.
Eliot Av.
Stoughton.Wd. 17
••Strntford (W. R.)
(J to 138 CoolSdje Corner,189
Chestnut Hill Av
*8trattoii (Dor Center), 1
928 Blue Hill Av.» to Lyon
Ward 21
Stratton (Br.), trom
Bigelow to Atkins, Ward 26
Bigelow
Champney
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
.Ward
mmer (Chsn.), Irom H
n to 7 Pearl, Ward 3
mmer • trom 428 Wash.
L St., 1 to 248 Ward 5 to
1 Ward 9
1 Washinptor. •
S3 Chauncv •
1 High •
137 South •
I Purchase
I South Station
Hathaway
Bridge over channel
253 Melcher
00 291 A et.
Bst.
OCst.
531 D 8t
591 E St.
629 Fargo
160 Harbor
Lst.
'•Summer (W. R.), trom
Spring lo beyond Ashland,
\fard23
■Summer (HP.), fr. Qor-
4 Gordon Av.
38 Summer-Street Place
64 Parrott
West
Summer-Street Place
26 Austin, Ward 24
(Rob.), from 225
an Av. to Neponset j
I Metropolitan Av.
Atkii
Stronie I'lace inorin»ia
from 246 Cambridge • Wd.
Columbus Av
Studley Plare (Essei i
Bta.), trom 216 Ehot • Ward 8
•Sturbrldee (Mat)
•Stuart (Back Bay), from
181 Dartmouih* ■
Place and Clareo
1 (Upha
Dorchester Aveu
130 Sydney, Ward 11
idbury •tromHaymar-
I 8q. to 115 Court, Ward 5
iMerrimac*
Baymarket Square •
7 Frfend
Sudbury Sgu:
49 Bowker
79 Alden
91 Hotel Royal
39 Wesley
47 Exeter Court
61 Exeter Place
62 69 Barllett
68 Mason Court
70 69 Ruiaell
80 ' Wall
Bunker Hill*
Sullivan riace.
Federal • Ward ..
87 Morrisoua Wharf
65 North Ferry Whari
59 North Ferry Av. •
London
I Carlton's Wharl
Lombard's Whart
31 Bremen
260 259 Orleans •
319 Wilbur Court
> 336 Cottage
1 Litchfleld Court
849 Webster Av
359 Cheever Court
373 Noble Court
386 Sumner Place
i R. C. Church
403 Seaver
405 Belmont Sq.
J 421 Lamson
526 525 JeHVies
Dillaway's
554 563 end ot street
195 £i
East Cottage
> stougnion. Ward 11
I East Cottage
Willis
Richard C. Humphrey
1 Alvan Terrace
Lyman Terrace
•Sunderland ( Grove HaU)
tt. 624 Warren • to 427 Blue
Hill Av award 16
Sunny Court (J P.), fr. 67
Lamartine,* Ward 15
Sunnymend Terrace
(Br.l, tr.l 488 Commonwealth
av., Ward 25
•Sunnyiilde (Rox. Cross.
opp."44 Creighton. Ward H
•Sunnyside (H. P.). trom
102 West Qlenwood Av. to
Church, Ward 24
Sunnyside A.venue (W.
R.), from roTcy to Agassiz
Av., Ward 23
Sunnyside A.venue (H.
P.), from 190S River* Wd. 24
• Sun net (Rox. Crossine),
fr 70 Parker Hill Av. to 188
Hillside, Ward 14
8un«et Avenue (.7. P.),
from s.< Wenham, Ward 22
Sunaet Circle (Upham's
Cor.), tr. end Stanley, Wd. 18
ket • across Foster Ward 26
'Sun»ex (Rox. Crossing),
from SO Hammond to24War-
wick. Ward 13
■Sutherland Road
I to IfSO Commonwealth
.. Ward 25
Chestnut Hill Av •
1 Cleveland Circle
17 Orknev Road
'1 Englewo, ■
StTatbn>o
I Selkir
Roai
124 125 Lanark Road
(1 Commonwealth Av •
Sutton (Mat.l. tr.791 Morton
to 54 Woolson. Ward 21
Sutton {Roe ).fr, 37 B'rry to
384 A.hland.* Wnrd 24
•Swallov
l.j.trom 138
110
I.). fVom 350
Cottage Av, to 84 LaOrange,
Ward 28
Stvan Coiii-t (Dor.), fyonl
109 Richmond. Ward 21
"a'm, I'roro 38'oiney,Ward 18
(0?*ve_thill), Ir. 194''Qu?nc *
••Swia (E B.), trom 601
Saratoga.* Ward 1
•Syci
68 Kit
re (Ros.),
Ward 28 ' '
Kittredge
leld to Mt.Benedict Cemetery,
■■ rd23
•Sylvia (J. P.), from 8288
Wash.* to 65 Forest HUU St.,
Ward 22
•SymnieR (Ros.), trom 20
Fairvlew to 57 Walter,Wd.23
Sympha
MaBsachus(
Szatbmary Place (1
fr«m 5 Lincoln to Rail
Huntingloi
20 23 Harrison Av. •
1 Court (Rob.), ttom
Ward 23
'Xalbot A.veniie« (Dor.
Center), Irom 870 Blue Hill
Avenue, comer Harvard to
Peabody Square. Odd t
Washington, Wd. 21-
) Franklin Fie
Nightingale
Wales
Kerwm
141 Speedway
i Asplnwall ttoad
285 Colonial Av
>. 293 Whilfleld
i 313 Southern Av
I 339 Norfolk •
1 Washington •
) Codnian Square
) 3''3 Lithgow
I Dorchester High School
i 439 Brent
) Welles Av.
jlSsterAv..
JSes Feabody Square •
lOak-
) Seminole. Ward S
ita.), ft-.ftS Boylstor
Grange. Ward 5
'Tttppan (Rob ),
South, near waiter. Ward 23
Xaylor (Sta. A.). Irom 12
Dwignt 10 7 Milford. Ward
♦ indlCBten public hlgliwaya
• streets partly public
Xchapitonlas (Mat.), fr.
Aine. Av. .cross R. R. to
Neponeet river, Ward 24
Xebroc (Dor.), tr. 151 Bow-
doin to opp. 15 Levant, Ward
Xeevan Place (Sta. A),
irom 581 Shawmut Av., •
Ward 13
•Xeleeraph (S. B), fVom
222 Dorcheiter to 53 Old Har-
bor, Ward 10
2 1 Dorchester •
25 Knowlton
42 43 Mercer
58 69 Gates
72 73 Old Harbor
Thomas Park
XeleKi-oph Hill (S. B.)
Thomas Paris, South Boston
•Xelforrt (Br.-), ft-ora 355
Western Av., • Ward 2(3
Xemple (Chsn.), trom i
Dorrance, Ward 3
• Xemple (North Sla.),froni
48 Cambridge to 16 Derae
Wards
2 1 Cambridge •
34 Coolidge Av.
Ch. First M. E. Ch.
• • Xemple (Mat.), from 5;
Rivei • across Sanford
Ward 21
• Xemple (W. R.), fron
2125 Centre.* near Spring, t(
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
HydcParli Av.»
Metropolitan Av.
M Huntington Av.
Xhaxter (Dor.).lr. Daiota
to WcstvU.e, Ward 18
Xhayer (Sta. A), ftom 45«
Harrison Avenue • to 379 Al-
bany, Ward G
••Xheodore ( Dor.l, fr. 754
Morton, Ward 21
Xheodore Parker K*l.
(W. R.). trom Weld near
Church to Ardmore Road,
Ward 23
Xhereaa (Rox.), trom 39
Edgewood to Loyola, Wd. Ifi
•Xhetford Av.(Dor.Cen.),
Xhlril, see Kast Third and
West Third
Xhird.St. OourKS B.),lr
259 West Third to 292 Athens.
Ward 9
Xhird.St. Place (SB)
239 West Third
99 Ivory
189 Winslow
268 Vermont
Keith Av.
300 Lasselle
Temole Terrace
Baker
• Xemple PlaceiJTom U
Tremont to 48S Wash., .
Ward 5
Xemple Xerrace CW
R. ), from Perham to Temple,
Ward 23
•Xempleton (Dor. Center),
ft. 1840 Dorchester Av.« to
567 Adams,* Ward 20
Xempleton Way (Dor.
Center), from 124 Templeton
• Ward 2(1
* Ten nyBOn (Essex st. sta.),
from 212 Pleasant to 26 Co-
l,.mOn« Av., Ward S
2 1 Pleasant
82 31 Church
i Fulton,
trom 630
4 Tremont • to 35 New
Heath. Ward 14
31 Oorc
71 Alleghany
72 Parker Place
New Heath
Xerrace Avenue (J P.),
from 33 Sheridan to 24 Cran-
ston, Ward 15
•Xerry (Rox. Crossing), tr.
1231 Tremont • to IIXK) Co-
lumbus Av.,» Ward 13
Xeala (Mat.), tr. 578 River*
Edgewater Drive, Ward 24
wood. Ward 13
Xexaa Court (Rox. Cross-
ing), trom 6 Texah, Ward 13
• Thacher (Hanov
98 Prii •
1 77 to 103 0, around t
onument. Ward 10
9 Linden
Paciflc
Atlantic
National
Carney Hospital
Old Harbor
53 rovineton
69 O Sticet
lomaa Place (Bi
(Chsn.),fr.lI9
farren,»Wd.4
Xhompson (H. P.). from
138 West Glenwood Av., Wd.
Xllden Place (Rox Cro
ing), tr. 8 Auburn, Ward 1
•Xileston 1
362 Hanove)
Wards
2 1 H- -
15 Tileston Place
38 Wipgin
39 Unity
56 51 Salem
Fellows. Ward 12
•Xilestou (Mat.), ftom 791
River to Radcliffe road, Wd.
Woodland
Rosemont
Tracton Av.
Radcliffe Road
Xlleaton Avenue (Mat.)
changed to Fottler Road
Xllenton Place (Hano.
ver), tr. 16 Tileston, Ward .''
Xlleston Place (Dor.),fr
128 Neponset Av.,« Ward 11
Xlleatpn 8qi
Xownoend Place (Essex
*Xracton Aveuue(Mat.),
from Tileston. Ward 24
Xs-ain (Dor.) tr. 130 Mill to
520 i
I Mill
. Ward 20
•XInaAven
(Mat.)
, Ward 1
.fn-i-W^,
Chen.)
riiomp»on*8 Court
(North Sta.), tjom 61 Revere,
.. A), fr. 101 East
Stoughton. Wd. 6
P.), from River,
Dedham
Ward 24
Xhorndlke (All
1th a>
Ward 25
Main • to621 RuthertordJ
Washington to
1 Av.. Ward 12
1 Washington •
''hS:
9.1 Washington
1 S Prince
9 N. Margin
24 23 Endicott
29 Thacher Court
82 Lynn
35 Washington north
Xhacher Court (H
over), trom 34 Tbacher,W
• Xhane (Dor. Center), trom
651 West
Ward 19
Xbornley (Upham's Cor.
ner), trom 1075 Dorchestei
numbersWd.il. Evennum
69 Cedar
Oakland
123 Ellis
m 172 Thornton, Ward 13
(W. R.l, ft. Heron
to Willet, Ward 23
Xhur8ton(E.B.),tr. 1 Butler
60 King
7.', Rosemoni
.00 North Mui,-oc Terrace
111 Spaulding
32 Boutwell
Fairview
Ashmont
'Xrask (Sta Al.fr. 851 Har-
a north. Ward c
1 Merrimac •
3 Portland •
Footway under B.E.R.
tr Canal to Haverhill
64 63 Haverhill •
80 81 Beverly #
94 95 Waahinaton north*
Xredaeh »d. (W. R,), fr.
High, Tf ard 2.!
'Xremlett (Dor. Center),
from 484 Waahinpton • to 18
Waldeck, Ward 19
' Xremont (<^sn ), from 14
Ward 4 ''
*Xorrey (Dor. Cen.)
Waehingtoi. » to 44
I Suffolk Savings Bank
Kimball Building
Cheney Building
Cemetery
King's (Aapel
Bromtield
Studio Building
Phillips Building
(Rox.). from 191
Park to 70 Harvard, (Chsn^, from 2 Mill to
Rutherford Av., Ward 3
• to Cemetery,
11 Cedman Park
88 87 Walnut Av.
124 125 Harold
140 Burr Oak Park
148 Crestwood Park
188 187 Humboldt Av. •
210 Friend's Meeting 1
Ch. Park-Bl. Chu:
Masonic Temple
Hotel Touraii
187 The Pelham
La Orange
235 Eliot •
Dore
251 Beaver Place
Ye Wilbur Theatre
270 Warren •
> indicates onblic highways
BOSTOX STREET DIRECTORY 1916
2y7 Hotel Tremont
294 301 Wairenton
Subway enti anc-i
314 317 Pleasant
325 Jefierson
331 New Tremont Hi
421 Castle Square Theatre
423 Caitle Suuare Hotel
S Clarkson
B.). trom 32*
> East Ea^le
63 Baptist Church
106 103 Brook.
" 179 White
214 215 Prescott
243 E. Eagle
* Xrenton (Chan.), irom 1
Oddi
516 Odd Ke[low5 f
Dwijjht
Miliord
541 Montftomery
567 St. Cloud Hotel
569 Union Park
Upton
West Brooklin
Pembroke
674 683 West Newton
Bakersfield, Ward 1
Prfscott Plao.
682 669 Peml
-• — , West
Rutlan_
703 Rutland Sq.
710 West Concord
723 Concord Sq.
726 Tremont-st. M.
784 743 Worcester
969 Davenport
Haramoud
Cabot
983 Benton
1007 Burke
1033 Coventry
"■■- St Mark's Cong. C
L.adder House No. :
10428 St Mar
1046 Ladder
1052 1055 Cunard
1087 Sa'rstlefd
1095 Kossuth Hall
1106 Felling Place
1U4 Ills Weston
1134 Howe's Court
1152 1151 Buggies
U76 1175 Whittier
1189 Motley
1231 Terry
1240 Market Place
1259 Cottage Place
1262 St. John's Chui
1283 Prentiss
Linden Park
Xrevore Koad (W. E),
from Hinsdale Road to Edge-
Trinity Church, to Stanhope,
Ward?
•Troy (Sta. A), from 380
Harrison Av. # to 261 Albany,
Ward U
* Xrull (Upham's Corner;,
from 77 Hancock •
Bellevue. Ward 17
• rrumbnll (Sta. A),
37 Ne^land to 28 Ivanhoe,
Ward 6
Trumbull (E B.). ti
Vandyke to Horace, Wan
•Truro (Sta Al. trom
Yarmoutr. to 12 Harwi
Ward 7
Tufker (Dor. Center), ft
Woodrow Av to 2 Calleuder.
Ward 21
•Tucberman (S. B.),fron:
327 Dorchester* to 19 Middle
Ward 11
••Xudor (S B.), from 11 B
to 105 Waahington, Ward 24
li Water
W°ash"
Tyler Place (Essex at.
«ta.).fr. 30 Tyler, Wards
Ainsworth
•'Tyndule (Ros.),fr. Wal-
worth to Guernsey, Ward 23
tTflford (Dor. Cen.), from 240
Norfolk to 12 Dyer, Ward 21
• Ulmer (Ro.'c. Crossing),
Undine (Br.). propoeedfrom
Appleton Road, Ward 26
•Union (Chsn.), from 116
■3Ly • — -
''Upland A. venue (Oor.
Center), from 98 MelvUle Av.
to 264 Park, Ward 20
Upland Road (Br.), from
133 Brooke to Dunboy, Wd 26
• Upton (Sta. A), from 3S3
Shawmut Av. to 590 Tre-
mont, Ward 6
2 1 Shawmut Av. •
12 Newland
46 45 Tremont •
Upton (B.P.), from Border
Ed. to Vernon. Ward 24
Upton l;ourt(Alls.), from
116 Western Av., • Ward 26
*Utica (Essex St. sta ),from
12 Tut- -" " ' • " -
Wards
2 Main •
Korstera' Couil
30 Lawrence
34 Rutherford Avenue
Washington
Union, f
ElL
Friend
12 Tufts
~ dS
1 Tufts
to Haymarket Sq.
'24 25 Beach •
46 Utica Place
68 69 Kneeland •
B.*A. RE.
UtIca Place (Es
8ta),fr. 46 Utica, Wai
> Vale (S. B ).from 282 Dor-
240 Columbia Rd
tLan.
Roi.), fr. 185 Thom-
9 Marcella. Ward 15
V. R.), from 520 La-
1348
' 1327 I
Tex
) Railroad Bridge
1442 Morton Place
1454 1447 Parker
1461 Faxon
1489 Sherbrook Place
I Carmel
! Pontiac
1645 Catholic Church
160^ Worthington
1617 Wigglesworth
60 49 C Sfreet
94 99 D Sfreet
150 149 E Street
187 Lilly
200 11)9 F Street
Cem. Cemetery
•Turts (Essex St. sta.).
101 South to 12.1 Kin
4 3 South •
12 Utica
22 21 Lincoln
\ *Totts (Chsn.), fro;
ford. Ward 4
rurtB street Court
(Chsn ), iTom 66 Tufts
• Tupelo (Rox.),fr 29
•Turtle Pond Kw
R.), tr. Washington,*
23, to West Glenwood^
Tremont
634 W-.ti to
Ward 26
Washini
Tremont Place
Tyler (Essex s
sslieach in 1/. Ci
2 1 Beacn •
14 Children-
28 27 Koeelan.
30 Tylel -
ch. Tyl«
Children's Home
■- !l«nd
r Place
Plat-
Ward
, WardT
ce (Br.),
from 82 Tremont.* Ward 26
oe Place
58 Holland Place
60 61 Harvard
Municipal Oymi
Sch. Quincy School
116 115 Oak
126 Newton Court
1.39 Eddy Place
Unlo
Freepon ti
(Dor )
I opp. 380
i Pleasant, Wd.iO
Ward 24
■ Valentine (R
27S9 Washington i
da. Ward 15
2Ful-
*• Union (Br.), from 160 ' Valley Road (Dor Cen.),
Washington to 58 CJhestnut from lOOtiWashington to Dor-
Hill Avenue, Ward 26 ' Chester At., Ward 21
" 9? f/il™^??.? Van Brunt lHP.),fr.end
^ NMtasket Av ^"^ '° '""'°'' ^°'- ^^- ^*
123 Snow *• Vancouver (1 to 24 Fen-
1 Shepard
gles.Wardl
" Vanderbilt .Avenue
(Mat.), fr. Blake to Orchard,
. 189 Green to W29 Wash..'*' i V a n d y li «
rard 22 ' Trumbiill to \
lion Court (E B ) from I Vandyke (Roxbury Cross-
2 Everett. Ward 2 ' ' ' log). fr»m "
Union Const (Chsi
110 Main,* Wa]d4
• Union Park (St
from dls Shawmut Ai
Montgomery, Ward C
2 1 Shawmut Av. *
52 63 Tremont *
Park Street
,30 29 Washington *
7« 77 Harrison Av.*
134 121 Albany
L'nlon Place (E. B ),
11! Porter, Ward 2
L'nion Place (North Sti
trom 33 Wall, Wards
• Union Square (Alls.)
)uuc. Brighton Av., Nol
695 Huntington
Avenue.v to Vila, Ward 14
Van are»8 Place (Rox.)
from 1 Duureath, Ward 16
an Uenuelaer PI.,
( Essex St. sta.). trom 215 Tre-
Cen?er,.fr„m2;i2Dorcie1ter
^f?o'^=4SBl5fr"^'arS«-''
*^'J^"f.i^-89'"Wa1SS'se^',
.^nity, (Hanover).
P.), 1 30 Elmont
lills 33 41 Radclitte
50 49 Norwell
. ,. VauKhan (Ready ), (
i ^t ' 121 ReadTiUe, opp. Chm
14 Unity Terrace
■2U Webster Av.
26 2.3 Tileston
I'nity «^ourt (Hanover),
field to Stark A-
Vaiiehuu
°,%^,
.from 14 Unity, Wards i
lom j%. venue (Up- [ Venice (K
i Corner), from 12 Han- I Maverick. Wi
to Gushing Av. Wd. | . Vermont (
Upllam'a
June. Stought
Road, and Dudley, Wards II,
Upbam*H Court (Upbam'a
Comer), from 037 boiumbia
Road, * Ward 11 '
Uplan<I ( W. R.), fr. beyond
2565Centerw — -■"
St.. Ward 23
Corey to andacn)8s449 Baker,
— ■d23
M't"'?emon
Potomac
I La Grange
See explanation, page 1*7
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
' Veruon iRox. Crossing
Wm. Bacon School
8ft House ot Angel Guard'
Voeei rn
Von Hillrrn (Upham
Corner), trom 83 Lotnist to H
Mt. Vernon. Ward 11
Vose (Dor. Center), trom :
Ciest Av. to 93 Butler, Wd.
. Croflstown I • W^alker (_Chsi
Vemon Court
Vernon Place
99 Haeltins
Main • t
2 Main •
25 Hieh
36 waiter .'
« Ruseel!
M Wall
i Holworthy
i Crawlord
291 Cobden
ijoj. Ward2S
•r Avenue (Chsn.)
Walker to 58 Russell
Wallter A
enue. Ward 3
> Wall (Chsn.). from 72 St
livan to 64 Walker. Ward ;
' Willi (North Sta.). trom
' Columbuii Av •
Hotretwr Aged Couple
r School
J Iffley Road
1 Monlebello Road
6 Peter Farlei Koad
5 Sigoumej
u Franklin Park
Inut Court (Chsn.
n MS Walnut. Ward .".
Verona (J.P ) from 64 Child
to Carolina Av., Ward T2
Verrill (Mat.),tt.813MortoD
to7« Woolson.W.rd 21
Vershire (W. R.), from
Cowing to beyond Alleyne,
Vesta Road (Dor. Center)
tr. 816 Blue Hill Avenue •
to 225 Harvard. Ward 20
• Vlcbsburg (S. B). tr. 670
East Second to 481 East First,
• Victor (TTpham's Comer),
fr 89 Brook Av. to 19 Dana,
Ward i;
Victoria (Alls.), changed to
Fordhani Road
• Victoria (Ilpham's Coi
ner). from 1027 Dorchestei
Avenue • to 88 Pleasant,
Ward U
View I*art Terrace
Vila (FennDy),fr 314 Long-
wood Av • Ward 14
• VilluKe (Sta. A), from 134
Castle tc 2A Dover. Ward 6
le (Chsn.). 11.143 Chelse
3 Bunker Hill. • Ward -
Park\
WadlelEh Place (
from I Ellery. Ward li
WudHWorth (Alls.), trom
4h Pratt to beyond Hammond
Terrace. Ward 24
• Wralnwricht (Dor Cen-
764 Huntington Av
9 Cushman Av.
17 Cotting
Jewish Synagogue 35S Walnut Av., Ward 15
garJ.'r: Wamut Park
t Avenue • Ward IC
1 Park (Rox.),
Washington • to
ulley (
n 50 Walnut Park
Wall'a nace ttjnsn.), ir. tooa Westminster Av-,Wd.l*
64 Henley, Ward 4 Walnut Place (H. P.), ft.
Wallu. e Court (Chsn.). 51 Dana Ay.. Ward 24
trom a Wintbmp, Ward 4 Walnut Road ( W. R), fr,
%VaIIace Park (Rob ), Chestnut Road, Ward 23
fr.llSIBoume.nearCatharine, Walnut-Street Court
(Dor.), trom 123 Walnut,
Ward £0
■• W^alpole (Rox. Ooeeing)
ward 1 from ltj73 Tremoui* to Rafl-
WulliniEfard Boad ^"""J,' Jf ""'"'
(Br.), from 1765 Common- <> "Fremont
wpalfh Av • In 96 rhestnut 28 29 Columbus Av.
hIiiAv wtrdar"-" I ^Base^BaU Ground.
WaUti Place (Hanover),
trou. m Clark, Ward 5
•WTalter (Ros.). from 879
Soml, to 120U Centre, Ward 23
65 Mel
i otbia
52 65 Park
62 Larchmont
86 Tonawanda
101 Geneva Ay.
»Valdemar Av. (E.B ).fr.
Walley to the railroad. Wd. 1
* Walden (Rox Crocsing).
Ir. 178 Heath to 313 Centre. 1
to 26 Wd. 14 27 to end Wd. 15
85 St Andrew's
fValdurf (Dor. Cen
86 Aehmont to 30
Ward 21
• VVales (Dor. Center), ftom
Blckerstaff, Ward 7
' • IValnut (Chsn ), from 387
BunRer Hill* to 476 Med-
ford. Ward 3
• <n'ulnut, trom 38 Beacon to
38 Mt, Vemon. Ward 8
1 2 Beacon
15 Chestnut
14 Mt. Vemon
*Walnut« (Dor.), from 412
Neponset Av to 29 Ericsson.
Ward CO
Neponset Av •
6 Walnut Park
Ch Appleton Church
Sch. Minot School
, Engine House No- 2tJ
67 Symmes
77 AsnUeld
92 Selwyn
99 Primrose
1.35 Menduni
.90 Weld
'W^alter (H. P.)
— r«to N T.,
.. Ward 24
R R..
30 Melle
34 35 Moulton
St. Catharine's Church
41 Tufts
43 Bunker Hill
■Vine (Rox), ft. 329 Dudley
to 7^ Mount Pleasant Av..
Ward 12
1 Dudley •
ngsda
99 Talbot Av.
ales Place (Grove Hall)
■om '.i47 Columbia Roads to
» Rock Terrace. Ward 18
Valb HUl (Ito 89 J F,
) 349 Bos.
1 Washington
:. Odd number!
*Vlne Avenue(Rox.).tt'om
46 Vine, Ward 12 j
•Vineland (Br), from 161
Market* to 281 N. Beacon*
Ward 26
* Vinson (Dor. Center), fr.
493 Geneva Av. • to 263 Park.
Ward 30
Dorchestei • to Old Colony
Av., Ward II
Vinton Court (Chsn.), fr.
48 Henley. Ward 4
Vinton Place (S B), fr
39 Vinton, Ward 11
•Virginia (Upham's Cor-
ner), trom 747 Dudley • to
31 Bird, Ward 17 I
•Vista (Ros ).trom opp. 107 j '
Augustus Av. to Malvern Rd., I 601 Almont
■Ward 23 ! 641 Mulvey
Vitale Place (Roibury I 666 665 Fottler Road
P."'.l"jU™i",F "'
D 616 Nor-
to 81
Ch. Trinity Church
Woodworth
ard 23
■alnut(H.P.).fr.52Dan:
'. to Fairmount Av., Wd. 2
'Walnut Aveii
449 Rox , to end J P.)
Riv,
*Vrulthuni (Sta. A).
49 Bradford
65 Ringgold
108 99 Tremont •
• Walton (Dor Cenlcr),fiODi
70n Washinltton • to 36 Hai-
ley. Ward 21
■•Walwortli (Rob.), fr. 938
South to Brook, Ward 23
to 866
317 to Iffley
fiey Had
Ifiley Rd.. Ward 15, If-
1 end Ward
81 Bourne
St.Micbaels Cemeten
Canterbury
319 Bridge
Cem. Mt. Hope Cemetery
Warren •
23 Mount Warren
27 Circuit
Buena VisU!
67 HeBtia Park
Ohelses • tc 116 Water, Wd. '
•Ward (S.
Dorcbesre, # to Hyoe
across to the marsh, Wa
» Ward (Rox. CrosBing), fr.
31 Prentiss to 620 Huntington
Huntmgton Av.9
ard Court (S. B.), f
Warn, Ward 11
730 731 Norfolk
' indicates public highways
•streets partly public
• denotes street cars
See explanation, page 1
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY
► IVapren • (Cnsn.), from
iuDCtion of Park and Henlev
to HU Main. All even numberB
and odd n
Thompson
i Cordis
) Church Court
) Universalist Church
Main •
1 • to 429 (Sos. )
from 430 (Qrove Hall), trom
22S0 Wasn. to 453 Blue Hil
Av. Odd numbers 1 to 19E
Ward 13. E\-en numbers 2 tc
136 Ward 12. Odd and ever
numbers to end Ward 16
1 Washington •
22 Taber
Elevated R'y Station
76 Qlenwood
78 Harrison Av. •
82 Warren Place
92 Kearsarge Av.
93 Hotel Putnam
108 Winthrop
137 CliH
Ch. New Jerusalem Churc
139 Regent
Juseph Warren Sq.
136 Moreland
141 St. James
149 The Warren Hotel
168 Advent Christian Ch.
167 Tolman Place
182 Rockvillc Park
193 Walnut Av. •
201 Highland Hall
200 WKlting
216 Montrose
217 Buena Vista
231 Stanmore Place
8ch. Roxbury High Schoo 1
i Clifford
295 Dale
309 Johnston Park
1 Woodbine
327 Haynes Park
I. Presbyterian Church
347 Bowditch Court
1 Edgewood
1 West Brookline
: Pembroke
207 Columbus Squarf
I Beacon
Franklin Ti
I Highland
Norway Pal
Place. Ward 12
• Warren 8«. • {North
Sta,), junction Merrimacand
Friend. Wards
VTarren Square (J P.),
from » (!reeii.» Ward 22
W^arren Ten-ace (Br.),
from 325 Washington, Wd. 26
* VParreuton ( Essex street
8ta.).troi. 877 Wa«hingtonto
162 Eliot, 1 to 51 Ward 5, 55
10
■ IVarwlcU (Rox.Crossinj
Rox. Crossing)
mond to 129
S.^K^/ngine 1
99 Cabot P
lOy Weston
126 Marble
143 136 Ruggle.
•fVashburi
to 106 Boston stre
' Washburn Ai
2 Harvard to prison wsl
idd numbers to 99 and eve
umbers to 102 Wd 4, to en
6 Prescoti
Washington Terrace
) First Free Bap. Ch.
515 Wellington Court
517 Waumbeck
I Oaston
535 Elm HiU Avenue
1. All Souls Unit. Church
Elm Hill Park.
683 Howland
I Stmderlan<!
627 Crawford
Ward 26
Cambridge •
Commonwealth Av i
Woodstock Av.
Water
Wellingto
PI.
2 to 470 Boston ; 511 to 950 E
sex St Sta, 951 to 1998 Sta. ,
2001 to 3125 Box , 3127 to 391
J. P., 3899-to 4700 Kos , to ei
W. R.l. from Ha\ market 8
to Dedham line. 1 to 9
Ward 4. 951 to 1714 Ward
Even numbers 1716 to 2250
Ward 12. Odd numbers
to 2663 and even numbers 2252
to 2672 Waid 13. Even num-
bers 2674to 2816 Wd. 16. Odd
iley Rd. to 4018 Wd. 22. C
numbers 4169 and even nu
bers 4020 to end Ward 23
Hoymarket 8q.»
2 Union
54 69 Hanover <
I^OCK eq.
AdamsSquare
147 Comhill •
Devonshire Buildii
193 Courl
199 Sears Building
State
Old State House
201 Comhill Court
209 Rogers' Building
219 Court Avenue
RearYoung'e Hotel
239 Williams Court
Globe Building
267 Herald Building
261 Post Building
Journal Building
Spring Lane
307 Advertiser Building
345 Ordway Place
369 Bromtleld
373 Jewelers Building
3S7 Washington Bldg,
Franklin •
Summer •
435 Winter
483 Temple Place
Bedford
Chickering Placi
677 Clark's Hotel
603 Fayette Court
619 Park Theatre
627 Savoy Theatre
641 Boylston •
667 Boylston Square
Rollins
Waltham
I Union Faik Street
Catholic Cathedral
Maiden
E. Dedham
W. Dedham
Hotel Dighton
I Post-office Station i
E. Brookline
l W. Brookline
Franklin Sq.
Worcester Sq.
Langbam Hotel
Springfield
I W- Sp'
I Northaraptoi
1851 WUlard Place
Enisconal Chi
1919 Cflfton Place
1941 Derby Place
Thorhdike
1953 Woodbury
Eiunneman Place
Nawn
2067 Sterling
Ceni. Cemeteri
nights of HonorHall 2234
ew Marlboro'Hotel 22.W
908 Broadway i
927 Ohio
9.35 Corning
973 Castle
Mottf
South End Theatre
987 Wells Memorial bldg
Lovering Place
Feltoi, Place
! Bacon's Hall
2196 Ruggles
1 Palmer
I Warren •
2?41 Halls Court
2285 Vernon
2339 Marvin
1 Zeigler •
„„.„ 5 Nat. Rockland Ba
2349 RoxDury •
2389 Dudley Ball
I 2397 Dudley •
I Clifl
I Grosvenor Place
2475 Hayden Terrace
2611 Juniper Terrac
2613 Osgood Court
2663 Cedar
! Hulbert
I Dale
2701 Oakland
Rescue Mis- j 2816
1079 Watertord
1095 Garland
1 Old Franklin School ,
Kingsbu ,
2789 Valentine
Elmore
2845 Marcella
Town send
Codman Hill
2933 Dimock
Codman Place
Cobden
Westminster Av.
Bray
West^
3003 Bragdon
3039 West Walnut Park
1183 Hawtliome Place
1191 Qroton
' 1221 Myrtk Hall
1231 Medford Court
1 Barry Court
1261 Acton
I Cottage Place
1271 Wilkes
1 Mechanics Row
3085 F E 42
Egleston Theatre
3097 Beethoven
3122 3125 School
i public highways
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
TVashinBton St.— Con
Peter Parley Road
3429 Union Av
3448 Kentou R^
3466 (iarfle.d
3490 3491 Williann
3M8
Forest Hills c
3553 Burnett
Magnolia
3583 Burnett
Arborway •
3679 Morton
3728 Hyde Park Avenue •
opp. 3780 - ■ " ^
3f4S
N.Y..
4019 Mosgrov.
t Bexley Road
4167 Soutti
: Murray Hill Road
'. Asblaud*
i Jeaonette Place
Denton Terrace
: Kenbenna Road
Colonial Club
485 W. Tremlett
Tremlett
60.1 Wheatland Avenue
■ Dun lap
•Washington (a. P)
81Nepon>etAv.toVanBi
Ward 26
Neporeet Av.
Dane Av.
Foster
Olenwood Av.
2 Gleowood Place
105 Tyler
lot Washington Place
116 115 Cottage
Wolcott Road
* Wttuhinelon "'«•■»•',•
p.. p n I (N""" Sia.j.l.. Hajmarket
; V. ^=?,v'^- "v- I Sq. to City Square, Cnsn.
Sccoiiu Cong. Church .^^,,(| r,
607 Codman Square • I 22 Stillman
Centre 45 Cooper
'?»? ?,'!S°1^'- • M BevSrh.
607 Norfolk* SB Traverte
Library Building 1 jj Medtora
615 Epping 93 Thacher
Lilhgow 181 Endicott
Brent ig^ 13s Causeway •
659 Euclid „ , Charlestown Bndge
" ncheste;;jremple | City Square
VTaaliinicton A.v.(E.B.)
! ttom 140 Chelsea, • Ward 2
VranhinKton At. (S.B.),
fr. 39 Hyde to Locust, Wd. 11
j WrashinictonA
4449 Hemlock
I Cornell
4495 Cedar
4625 Schubert
) W. R. Car 1
4725 LaGrange
5077 Kershaw Roed
) Hinsdale Road
J Edgemere Road
(Qrove Hlffl),
Hill Avenue,
Even number
bera 609
numbers (
Cars fr. B
61 Castlegate Road
Strathcona Road
185 N.T..N.HaHR.
Eldon
203 Lynnville Terrace
829 Stocktoi
833 Mora
847 FuUet
1071 Grant Place ['
Dorchester First M
1085 Sanlord
092 Richmond
U13 ChurchUl Place
1141 River
U67 Miller's Lane
170 Dorchester Avenu
Pierce Square •
1219 Baker's Court
IV aa hlniElon (1 to
Coolidge Corner, 61 to
Waalilnieton Park
(Rox.), between Dale and
Bainbridge, near Walnut Av.,
Ward Hi
W^uanlnirtun Place
(Cli8n.),tT.39Wa8h.,Ward4
Place,
23 Webster
•^Vaterford (Sta. A.;
. (Readv.),
Regent, 'iVa
W^aahlngton
(Hanover), llom
•Waalilnnton
High to 2117 Belch
;lr"6¥li?v?r.
to end Ward 26. Cars froi
Cambridge st. to Tremont
1 Corey Road
35 Allston
42 41 Commonwealth Av.
60 Union
230 Shannon
!64 Shepard
285 Cambridge •
296 WinsWp
Police Station No 14
307 Wirt
325 Warren Terrace
8S8 Academy Hill Road
337 Warren Building
861 Unitarian Church
365 Market •
368 Chestnut Hill Av.
374 Baldwin Place
379 Leicester
384 Harvard Place
896 Dighto;
Bowdoin
369 Gaylord
Dakota
461 Monro
467 Allen :
) Lake
HTaahinKton Place
(Rox. Crossing), tr. 95 Rox-
Waahinstpn Place (H^
(Ch8n.),t>. 43 Wash. Ward 4
^aahiuictan Terrace
(Chsn.), tr. 12 Wash-, Wd. 4
Waahinston Heiehta
Avenue (W. R.), Irom
■Washington* beyond 4995,
>*Fater (Chsn ),lr,26Wa
ren Av to Navy Yard, Wd
2 1 Warren Avenue
Charles River Av.
26 Chamber
36 .Joiner
Hoosac Tunnel dock
68 Gray
00 Carey
92 Ice Court
114 Wapping
Navy Yard
* Water, trom 270 Wash.
37 Broad. Ward 6
2 1 Washington •
7 Wintbrop Building
16 17 Devonshire
Post-offlce
Simmo: "
i KUb?^
u Liberty jiq.
1 105 Batterymarch
607 Charlesv
Nonantui
Tremont _
689 Champney
826 Nonantum
Tremont •
„. Champni
662 Tiptop
wYinm
25 Port Norfolk
Water (J P.), tr. 168 Ross.
I more Road, Ward 22
■%Vater (H. P.). fr. 169 Fair-
mount Av to pumping sta-
Readville to.Regent, '
'^aterlow (Grovi
Northampton • near B. & P.
R. R. to 215 Camden, -n'ard.
■Waumheck (Grove Hall),
Crawford
■e Avenue (Upham's
ler), trom 361 Savin Hill
■Waverly (Rox.)
Warren to 139 Bln<
Ward 16
76 89 Blue Hill Avenue •
Market to 420 Western Av.,
Market •
18 Mackin
Sch. Warren School
63 " Waverlcy Place
Waverly South
Litchfield
Western Av. •
Waverly Place, from
40 South, Ward 6
fVaverly Place (Br.)
trom 68 Waverly, Ward 26
Waverly South (Br.),
frSn 94 Lincoln, Ward 26
• Wav (Sta. A), tr. 288 Har.
"on AV • to 197 Albany,
•Way (H. P.), trom 1172
River* to 10 Davison, Wd. 24
BVay Place (Rox.', tiom
69 Copeland, Ward 16
' IWayland (Upham's Cor-
ner), from opp. 158 Magnolia
to 9 Dacia, Ward 17
■ Wayne (Grove Hallj.trom
529 Blue Hill Av.« to 106
Maple, Wd. 16
Webb Park (S.B.I. from
531 East Sixth. ■Ward 10
• lVebt»er ( Rox ),^trom 1012
195 Ruth
I Lamson
217 Alna Place
266 Mccormick Squa:
284 Sumner •
W^ebater (W. R),
24 23 Central Av.
45 Harvard Av.
66 Hyde Park Av.»
■Webater (Alls.), fron
Cambridge • Ward 2o
debater A venue (i
! explanation, page IT
iTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
48 M UniU
Webster Court (Chen.),
from W Sackville to 49 Bel-
mont, Ward 3
^el>»ter Place (E. B.l,
ft-. 'JUl Webster,* Ward 2
VFebster Plure iHa
over), Horn ll> Fleet, Ward
^Vebater Place (Alls
Wedeemere Road (W
R.), from 2300 Centre, Wd. 2£
ll^edinare (Dor.), from 26i
Savin Hill Av.. Ward 17
Weltz (Alls ),ftom 15 Eav-
ard to 153 Franklin. Ward '26
» Weld (1 to 299 Roi , to
fid. W. R.), from 190 Walter
to 253 Corey, Ward 23
Walter
90 Cenfre
Morrison
180 Merlin
.1 2Sfr.1»J'5'
Bill St
-.- JIueHill Av
» Morton, Ward 21
Foot-
W3 Gilmer
115 Ormond
1;53 Goodale Rofld
" GreendaleKoad
Welton Road (W.K.),f
50i) La Grange. Ward 23
* Vrendell, trom 58 Pearl 1
107 Broad, ^tard 5
" ■ Pearl
IVendell (S B), h-
Preble. Ward 11
VTendell Place It
-- Preble, to
) Manthon
449 Walker
543 Arthur
1 II Willow
Weld Park (J. P.), f,
115 Arborway, Ward 22
. ^eta Hill (J P.), ft
H,vde Park Av.» to Koi
Hills Cemetery, Ward 22
• Weldon (Grove Halll,
St. to 12 Whart St., Wd. 5
Welland Road (W. R.)
from 81 Sanborn Av. to 14-
' • W^elle« ^venne (Dor.
Center), from t>70 Washineton
to 1771 Dorches*— '—----
Odd numbers I t
67 to end and ail
bers Ward 20
Waehingtoi
S9 Harley
Ward
If endover (Upham's Cor.
ner), from 738 Dudley* to 32
Humphreys, Ward 11
• Wenham (J. P.), from 14
Walk Bill to 31 Weld Hill,
Ward 22
• Wenonah (Grove Hall),
t-om 19 ISlni Hill Av. to 20
Waumbcck.WardlS
'•%Ven»ley (Rox Cross-
ing), fr. 09 rfeath tt. 19 Buck-
nam, Ward 14
" tVenttvorth (Dor.Cen.),
from 1011 Nortblk • to Toi
Wentworth Place (
A), trom 162 Northamptoi
Ward 13
' Wenley (Chsn.), Iro
415 F Street
St. John
Hawes School
E. Church
Church
160 PhiU;
186 479 Dorchester •
' We»t BruolLllne (S
A), m.m 1531 Washington
ins W«rren Avenue. 1 to :
Ward li. 145 to end Waid7
47 WaeninRton •
ly. ^ Blackstone Sq.
Ch. Church of the Disci
M 195 Warren Avenue
■ Went Canton (Sta.
trom 1495 Washinirton tc
T..N. H &H. R K.lto
Ward 6. 136 to end Ward
2 1 WashlnKtou •
27 Canton-st. Court
28 Canton-st. Place
34 33 Shawniut Av. •
Foundry
er. Ward 17
We.ley Pla,
from 2«8 Hano
Ward 50
Wfrnt (E. I
Westbrook
ver. • Ward
■r Center), ti
16 Weyanoki
changed t
14 AWord
ard -
ash
, Ward .
Avenue.
Melbourne
Samoeet
Santuit
• n^eUlnKton
to 147 Tremoi
2 1 Washin
32 Mason
40 63 Tremont
West (Ros.l, from 17 Beli
vue Av. to 15 Orange, Wd. :
•West (H.P.). fr. Neponi
River to bey. Austin.Ward
Neponset River
67 Elm
87 Central Av.
Ill Hilton
133 Hyde Park Av
Austin
♦^«^e»t Bellflower (Up-
ham's Corner), from 143 Bos-
Colu
Av. • to i
.Ward 7
W^ellineton (E I
Maverick to Porter, '
WelIlnetonOourt(Orove
"-'" — 1515 Warren ,Ro».,
_ 1 (M_..,.
Walk Hill, Blue
uiii Av.. 9 Moi
vardsts. Ward-2
WeUlnicton
197 AppTcton "'°""
200 Columbus Av. •
I) N. Y. & N. H. R. R.
• We.t Cedar (1 to 40 Bos-
ton, to end North Sta.), from
57 Cbe»lnut to 326 Cambridge,
Ward 8
2 1 Chestnut
18 11 Mount Vernon
40 31 Pinckney
79 Phlflips
80 Putnam Avenue
106 Oilson Court
110 109 Cambridge •
* ^VeHt Concord (Sta. A),
from 1687 Washington to 710
Tremont. Ward 6
62 61 Washington •
Hotel Chatham
' fVest Firu (S B.). trom
dry crossing Dorchester
1 74 to Dorchester Street,
19
Foundry
Dorchester Av •
Whin
349 F Street
Whart
Pond's Whart
• M^est Cottage (Upham'e
Comer), tr. 653 DudLley to 130
Blue Hill Av odd numbers
Ward 12, even Ward 17
2 1 Dudley*
30 31 Brook Avenue
46 Judson
Gh. Bethanv Bap. Church
82 Gayland
73 Woodville
Blue Hill Av.»
• We.t Uedham (Sta.
from 1457 Washingtc
Tremont, Ward 6
2 1 Washington •
32 37 ShavrmutAv.c
62 61 Ncwland
L to eoe'
Dorchester Av.
St. Peter and f
Church
A Street
Police Station I
298 299 D Street
(Coolidge
Ward 26
Footway (Mat ).
Wellington Hill Stre.
Walk Hill. Ward 21
Road
96 Corey
It Road.
Payson^ourt
Court
W^eit EiKhth (S. B), ft
Old Colony Avfuue to 24
Dorchester St. Odd number
1 to 101 and even numbers
Ward 11. Even
i to end Ward 10.
SI. to Dorchester
404 Ward
9, 405 to end Ward 10. Cars fr.
Dover Street Bridge to C St.
Dover-Sl. Bridge •
38 37 Foundry
38 Alger'sVharl
60 Phillips Place
74 83 Dorchester Av. •
114 113 A Street
162 Erie Terrace
166 Fourth-st. Court
178 177 B Sfteet
222 Parker's Alley
223 Parker's Court
238 236 C Street •
306 305 D Street
560 359 E Street
404 403 F Sft-eet
464 So. Bost. Mun. Court
464 463 Dorchester •
W^est eienwood Ave-
148 Dedham
153 Brainard
StonyBrookReserv
West Haven (Su. a
77 Newland, Ward 6
If est Milton (Readv
Sprasue to Dedham line
ReadvYlle
Pine At.
EUot Av.'
Dedham line
** West ATewton (1 1
Shirt
Wright's Court
. Omer's Hall
--. Matthews Chu
S. B Post office
.St. Matthews Church
Cars
Si.
Old Colony A-
02 101 D Street
.54 153 E Street •
Dor-hester St 1 to 260 ^
1 Dorchester A v. I
21 Firth-st. Place
49 B Street
69 Sheridan Place
65 Dunham Park
73 Polish Church
• denotes street can
Vashington •
65 NewlanJ
91 Lutheran Church
107 Tremont •
171 Columbus Av. •
Home for Little Wai
260 261 St. Botolpb
266 265 Huntington Av. •
280 Falmouth
West NIntb (S. B.J
Dorchester S
" 101 D St
135 Ewei
143 Earl
166 E Street <
102 101 D Street
173 Frederick
185 Lark
199 Oustin
219 Mitchell
S36 235 r
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
72
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
Millard Place (AllB.J.h.
H Nonh Hairard, Ward 26
WiIIet(W.R.), tr4923Wash.
inston • to Eagle, Ward 2S
Chestnut Hill Avenue to 112
Academy Hill Road, Wd. 25
•W^illiani Pyuchou Sq.
(Roxbury CrouBing), junc-
tiott Tremont and ColumbUB
Av., Ward IS
WIUluiM (Rox. CrosBing),
Canabridge I
(AllB.). fromSSe
.. » to 22 Braintree.
Ward 25
' fTiuctaester (EBBex Bt.
Btal.from 142 Pleaaanl to 41
Ferdinand. Wards
2 1 Pleasant
18 S. Cedar Place
WaBtiinptoi
2 1 Washington •
4S Adams Place
SO 49 Shawmut Av. •
85 83 Westminster
* Vrtlliuma (J P.), from 72
Call to 239 Forest HiUs,Wd.2(j
*W^ilIiainB A. venue (H.
P.), from 58 Water to Milton
line, Ward 24
66 Pond
Summit
Prospect
Milton Line
Williams Court, from
239 Washington* to 1/ Court
. Ward
'n'illluma Park
Broil. ,18 East, Ward If
Wllliuuis Plat-e. (Han-
over trom 36 Charter, Ward i
IVilliama Terrace
from 663 Centre, •
Ward 23
Williams-si
(Rox CroBsii
Balcersfield
33. Dawes
Old Edward Everett
School
80 8« Warwick
9« 97 Cabot
M^indsor (Mat.), fr. Tileflton
to Rutledge Road, Ward 24
Winfield (S. B.). from 433
E. Seventh to 4«) E. Eighth.
Washington to I
62 Chestnut
nil AV. Ward2S
Washington •
27 PeaceabTe
Winship Place
CroBslaiid Terrace
O'Neil Place
Chestnut Place
51 Eulita Terrace
25 Taber
35 Zeigler
47 Dulley
^f^illiston Koad (
Willow, from 37 Chestnut
to 86 Mt. Vernon, Ward 8
• Willow (W R ), from
Railroad to across Dunbar,
I Abbott
I Weld
) Dunbar
' W^ill
rt (Up-
ham's Comer), trom 207 Bos-
ton Street, • Ward 11
Willow Park (Rox
Crossing), cnanged to Hubert
•««rillowwoad (Dor.
Center), Ir. 170 Woodrow Av.
to 355 NorfoUt, Ward 21
School
Ballou Av
) Nevada, Ward 21
land to 6» Newbern,
Crossing), from 8147 Wash. •
Ward IS
■ Winter, fr. 435 Washing-
ton to 129 Tremont, Ward 5
2 1 Washington •
10 JacksonTlace
15 Music Hall Place
15 Orpheuni Theatre
24 Winter Place
68 49 Tremont
Winter (Dor.), from 405
Bowdoin tf> .31 Adams 1 to
Church, W d. 17, to end Wd. 18
First Parish Church
I Parish
Winter, Ward 5
Wintlirop (E. B.)
30 MavencK Square •
30 Paris. Ward 2
^Viutlirop (Chsn.)
Ward 4
2 1 Ma _
17 Warren •
D Monument Square,
Chen-
, No. !
W^intlirop (Rox.)
108 Warren to 19 Broi
Ward 12
18 Kearsargc Av.
Ch. Winthrop-St. M
37 ClevelanS
.59 WhiHng
66 67 Fairland
120 Presby Place
118 181 Brook Avenue
•n^inthrop (H. P.), I
1151 River* to 1234 Hydcj
deParkAv.*
op Place (Rox
1 2165 Wash. •
wTnth
Ward 4
' WInthrop Squat-
ISA Camden, Ward 13
* Wise (J.P,),tr.27e Centre*
to 5 Bov. Ward 15
Wfistar Pla<-e (Chsn.),fr.
44 Elm, Ward 4
• IVithlnEton ( Dor-Center)
tr. 44 Norfolk « to 21 Torrey
Wolcott (Readv ),fr. Blu<
Ward 24
TToIcott Koad (H P.),fr.
end Water. H. P. to Millon
line. Ward 24
•W^olcott Square
(Readv.) from junction Hyde
Park Av. and Milton near
Readvllle station Ward 24
VTolrert Court (Rox.).
lTom76 Fellows, Ward 12
Wood (Dor.), changed to
Woodworth
Oakland*
I Noah
Seminole
t Roanoke Road
Rutledge Koad
180 Tina Av.
186 Parker
313 Fraser
329 River*
Wood Island Park,
Wood Island, East Boston
• MToodhine (Rox.), fi-. 32'
Warren * to 175 Blue Hil
id (W.
2080 Centre, Wd. 23
J^ Wash, •"to'642 Shawmut
Av.,* Ward 13
•• W^oodclifflDpham's Cor-
ner), from 244 Blue HiU
Avenue * to 19 Cunningham,
Ward 17
fVoodford (Uphsm's Cor-
ner) trom 15 Magnolia to 29
Magnolia. Ward 17
\f oodland (Mat.),fr.River
* to Rutledge Road. Wd. 24
W^oodland .A.venue
(Upham's Comer), changed
to Caspian Way
Place (H
from 65 Maple, Ward 24
Kodland Koad
1159 West Selden,
' M^oodro w .Avenue
(Dor. Center), fr.'139 Norfolk
to Blue-hill Av.* Ward 21
Norfolk *
14 Milton Av.
N^Y.,N.H. SH.R.R.
40 Johnston Terrace
170 Willowwood
197 Irma
230 Lucerne
Ch. Berean Bapt. Temple
Blue Hill Av.*
^Voods Place (Chen.), fr.
22 North Mead, Ward 3
•W^oodslde A.venue
(J P ), ir. 3314 Washington,*
to 71 Forest Hills, Ward 22
'M'oodstock (Fenway), fr.
151 Pilgrim Road to 9 Ply-
f^oodstocli a.venue
(Coolidge Corner), from 295
Summit Av. to Warren, Wd.
*^oodville (Rox), from
108 Blue Hill Avenue * to 63
W. Cottage. Ward 12
WToodTille Park (Rox.),
from 46 Dennis, Ward 12
^Toodville Xerrace
(Rox.), trom 16 Woodville,
Ward 12
* \l^oodward (S. B.), from
610 Dorchester Avenue to 381
Dorchester Street * Ward 11
Dorchester Avenue *
47 Leeds
33 Glover Court
16 Sayward Place
9 Woodward Place
» ^Voodward Avenue
(Rox.), from 426 Dudley * to
95 George, Ward 12
■YVoodward Parit St.
(Upham's "
ird Pla
(Upham's Comer), from
Howari- "
Ward)
from 9 Woodward, Ward 11
♦"Woodw'ortli (Dor.), from
56 W aloul to Redfield, Wd. 20
^oolsey Square (J. P.),
Norfolk, Ward 21
Worcester (Sta
1679 Washington
40 39 Newland
94 91 Tremont *
109 Concord Place
156 159 Columbus Av.*
thim 1903 Wash-
(Sta A.), from 1678 Wash-
ington * to 799 Harrison
Avenue, * Ward 6
166 Coleridge,
il.).fr.290 Corey
n Road, Wd. 23
• Worthincton (Roibuty
Crossing), ir. 1601 Tremont
to Fenway, Wsrd 14
2 1 Tremont*
40 41 Smith
48 49 Huntington Av. *
See explanation, page 17
BOSTON STREET DIRECTORY 1916
'Wrrenlhum (Dor. Center)
fr. t854A Dorchester Av. • tfl
99; Adams. • Ward 10
Wrenthani Park (Dor.
Center), from 1846 Dorchester
Av. • (o Milton Branch R.R.,
WardlO
thoroe, Ward 23
TFriBht Koad (W.R.l.fr.
Upiand to Glendale Road,
Ward. 23
^VrlBhfa Court (S. B),
trom 360 W. Broadwa7,«
to 2r9 Athens, Ward 9
90 87 Chestnut Av.
Danforth
Wymun (Ros), from 31
NortblK. Ward 23
W^ytnan Place (Essem
eta.) trom IJ Common, Wd. 5
Wyman Place (J. PI.
from 2M Centre,© Ward 15
• ^yonilnff (Grove Hall),
tr. 489 Warren.* to 130 Hum-
boldt Avenue, Ward 16
^yvern iRos). tr.34()Hydf
Park Av. • to 336 Florence
Ward 24
*Tarniouth (6la. A.), from
K endley
Ward 13 '
24 19 Chadvrick
33 Yeoman Court
3S Yeoman Place
41 Orchard
53 Park Place
68 63 Adams
76 115 Hampden •
Washmjnon •
Flevated B'y Station
Harrison Av •
indicates public hinhways
ilanation page I?
WHARVES IN BOSTON
Atlantic Works, 72 Border, E. B.
AUai Storei, 308 Congreai
Bacon*!, 402 Albany
Bailey'i. 872 Albany
Baili'. 378 Wett First
Batchelder's. 462 Atlantic avenue
Battery. 379 Commercial
Bay State. Dover, cor. Albany
Bay State Dredging Co., Nay, E.B.
BOBton, W. Firrt. (Jranite and Mt.
WaflhiTipton avenue, 8.B.
Boston Fish Pier, Northern av.foot
L^^^'i,
iridee
Boston Tow Boat Co. 'a. 400
Bradford's, 588 Albany
Bradley's. 278 Albanv
Brook's, 139 Coleridge. E. B.
Brown's. 336 Border. E. B.
Bunn',313 Medford. Charlestown
Carlton'i. 119 Sumner. E. B.
Carter's. Albanv. opp. E. Canton
Central, 244 Atlantic av.
Chelsea Ferry, foot of Hanover
Clay's, E. Seventh. :
crossing 86 Atlantic avenue
Commonwealth Pier, North
Constitution. 409 Commercial
Craft's, 286 to 274 Albany
Cunard, 75 Marginal, E.
t, Commercial Point. Dor.
Dorchester Yacht Club, 2S6 Free-
Draper's, 242 Albany
Dyewood Co.'s. New, n. Sumner
East Boston Dry Dock. 100 Border
East Boston No. Ferry, ft. Battery
East Boston So. Ferry. Eastern av.
Eastern av. wharf.. 261 Com'l
Eastern Coal Co., Nay, E.B.
Eastern Dredgine Co., 172 Condor
Eastern Packet Pier, 126 Atlantic
First, .
•^dmands'. 41 and 445 MedtorH «
Ellis, Meridian, cor. Condor, E. B
fcmery'p. 2«0 Albany
. 463 Commercial
Fitchburg R. R.. Warren bridce
Fort Hill. 446 Atlantic avenue
Foster's. 888 Atlantic av.
Frost's, at Neponset
Furber's, 254 Albany
Qillespie'f, 470 Albany
Goodnow's, 294 Causeway
Graham's. Mass. av. near Albany
Grand Junction,107 Mareinal.E.B.
Outtersrtn's, I,,ehieh, cor. Albany
Hayes, Nay, E. B.
Hoosac Tunnel dock and elevator
wharves. Water. Chen.
Huckins', 192 Border
India, 288 Atlantic avenue
NorcroBs. 4!t6 Albanv
O'Brien's. 498 Albany
Osgood's, Mass. av. cor. Albany
Otis', 40S Atlantic avenue
Palmer & Parker Co. 85 to 10;
Pickerfa. New, opp. Cross, E.B
Pierce's Lumber. 415 Dorchester av
Plummer's. Jeflries. opp. Mav
erick, E. B.
Pond's, West First, onp. F, 8.B.
Pope's, 280 Albany, toot ot Troy
Pratt's, at Neponset
Prison Point whl. at Prison Poin
bridge. Ch-n
Johnson's, 412 A
Jones & Meehaii
Kelly's. Margins
Leatherbee's (A- F.), 37fl Albany
Lewis, 32 Atlantic avenue
Lincoln's. 371 Commercial
Liverpool, rear 290 Congress
McOonald-B. 337 Margin
Massachusetts. 229 Marginal, E.B.
Mayo's. New, opp. Cross, E. B.
.Monks'. 804 West First
Monument. Ifil Medford, Chsn.
Morrison's. 37 Sumner E.B.
Morses. 199 Medtord. Chen.
Murray & Tregurtha, S40 W. Fi
Mystic, Chelsea bridge, Chen.
Sargent's. 295 Commercial
Sbepard's. Southampton.n.Albany
Shepard'e .286 Freeport [E.B
Simpson's Dry Dock,273 Marginal,
Smith's, 362 Border, E. B.
Snow'3 Arch wht. 43U Atlantic i
South End Storage. 470 Albany
Stetson's. 494 East First. S. B.
Sturtevant's. SI'S Border
" - "" ")al Co,. 178 Bo. _
. whf., ft. Sumner, E.B.
Suffolk Coal Co,. 178 Border
■ f., ft, -
T wharf. 178 Allan
Tenean. Commercial Point, Dor.
Terminal, foot Terminal st.
Terriirs, 50'1 E . First, opp. I, S . B.
Tucker's. 377 Medford, opp. Bel-
Waldo's wharf. 648 Albany
Waterman's. 425 Medtord. Chen
Weeks'. 230 Bnrder
Wellington's. Warren av.
Whidden's dock. Sumner, n. N^
Wiley' s, 49 Medtord, Chsn.
York's. 122 Border. E B.
FERRIES
East Boston. South Ferry, foot of Eastern avenue to foot of Lewie street, E. B
Boston & Revere Beach R.R. Ferry, 350 Atlantic avenue to Marginal street, E.
East Boston, North Ferry, toot of Battery street to toot ol North Ferry avenue,
Chelsea Ferry, foot of Hanover street to foot of Winnisimmel street, Chelsea
PUBLIC OFFICES, HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
Albany buildine.179 Linc^
Albion buUding, 1 Beacon
. 200 Huntington a
Allen-Ely bldg. 2113-300 Boyleton
Allen Hall, 44 St. Botolph
Allen Hall building, SS4A Boyletoi
Allerton Hall. 1234 Waehington
Allaton Hall. 198 Clarendon
AllBton Hall, in Franklin. Alls.
Allaton Hall, 13S Brighton av. Alls
American Unitajian AsBOciation
building, 26 Beacon
dmee builainp. Waab. cor. Court
Amory bldg. 601 Waahiugton
Boyleton place
Anderson Hall. 28 Pleasant
Andrew Hall, 506 Soutbampton
Andrews Sq. Hall. 508 Southamp-
Annuity Building. 1.59 Uevonshire
Appleton Building, 4 Liberty aq.
" " t Appleton
i?§;?
Eigbth.S.B.
lilding. 7 Fark square
Arlington buildinc, 334 Boylston
Arlington Hall, 1125 Waehington
7 National Lancere,
Aflsociatlon Buildin,
:.Pond,EaBt Cottage
don.Roa.
Auchmuty bldg., Kingston,
Sacon's Hall. 2185 Waahinptoi
Bacteriological Laboratory,
Huntington av. rm. 518
Badger building. 535 Aibany
Baker block. 401 'Weet Broadw
Baldwin Hall. Baldwii
- lding.l7E
, 30 WeBi
ilallou Hall, 359 Povlston
BairiPtere Hall, 25 Pemb. aquare
Barta Press building, 28 Oliver
Bartlett Hall. S89 Weet Broadway
Bartletfe block. Blue Hill avenue.
cor. River, Mat. [J. P.
Bartlett's building, rear 149 Ureen.
Batee building, 299 Washington
Bay State Hall. 127t( Washington
BeacoD buildinj:, 6 Beacon
Beacon Chambere. 19 Myrtle
Beacon Hill buildinn, 15 Beacon
Beatey 'e block^ 24-26 Fairmount av .
1 building. 17 Bromfleld
Beebe building,
and 88 Otie
BellowH block, oft Walnut. Chan.
Benedict Chambere. 3 Spruce
Berkeley building, 420 Boyleton
Berkeley Hall. 4 Berkeley
Bernice Hall, 409 W- B'way, S- B
Bertram building. 17 Pfarl
Betheeda Hall, 409 W. Broadway
Beverly Hall, 80 Beverly
Hotels and Theatres, see Busint
BlackweU Hall.SOO Huntington av.
Blake building, 59 Temple pi. cor.
Waehingjton [Hanover
BlatcJitord Hail, 987 Washington
Bloomfleld Hall. Geneva av. cor
Bloomfleld. Dor.
Blue Hall, 82 Tremont
«oard ot Aericnltnre. State Houne
Board ot Arbitration (State), 126
State House [House
[Sun
'" ,131 State
Booth's Hall, 1033Bennin£tOD.E.B-
Roardman building. 157 Summer
Boston Arena, 238 St.Botolph
Boston Art Club. Newbury.c. Dart-
1 Ashburton pi.
Boston Fruit and Produce Ex-
ch8nge,overFa>euil Hall Market
Boaton Hall, 1096 Tremont
Boston Opera House 335 Hunt-
Boston Post building, 2i9 Waah.
Boston Safe Deposit "
buildmg, 20' " ■--■
Boston Tran
Boston Wharf bldg. 263 Summer
Hoetoniana Hall. «3 Newbury
Boulevard Hall,695 Saratoga
Commission
Boylston bldg.. Waah.t
Boyleton Chambere.
Boylston Hall, 276 Amory,
Boynton Hall, Faneuil, Br
Bradlee bldg.. " "
" ilee buiVdi
,. - dley,
Bradlee building, 7 Tei
Bradley Hall. 2152 Wash. Rox
Bradley Hall, 376 W. Broadwai'
Bradley HaQ. 24 Cliff. Box.
Braintree Hall, 8 Braintree. Alld
Brazer'e building. 27 State
Brewer building, 186 Devonehire
Brigge ouildine, 293 Washington
Brisham build ing. Wash. .r. Beach
Brigham Peter Bent Hospital,
Brighton Hall. 398 Market. Br.
Brimmer buildin", Common st.
Brimmer Chambere, Pinckney,
1 Canal
Brown building, 185 Summer
Brunswick Han.241 Tremont
Brunswick Hall, 214 Dudley. Ro
Bumstead Hall, 724 Waehington
Cabot Hall, 724 Waehington
Amory . Columbus av. co
Carew Hall, 476 W. B'waj
Carey Hall. Burley, Ros.
oepital. Old Harbor a
iiiilding, 541 Tremont
Catholic Union
Cattle Bureau. 188 State Home
Cauley Hall. 644 Main
Central building, 8 Belgrade e
Chamber of Commerce. 177 Milk
Chandlers building, 47 Devonstiire
Cbanning building, 141 Franklin
[ton
> Boyls-
Chickering Hall, Northampton,
cor Washington
Children'e Hoepital, Huntington
av. cor. Gainsborough
Chtpman Hall, 88 Tremoiit
Church Green bldg. 105 Summer
City Gymnasium, 642 Harrison av
City Ball, School street
Ci^ Hospital, Harrison av., opp.
City Prison, Somerset street
Ci^ Square tbullding, 265 Wash.
north. Chsn.
Civil Service Commission (State).
162 State House
Claflin building. 20 Beacon
Clan Nae Gael Hall, 247 D
Cluny, 543 Boylston
Clyoe Hall. 1091 Waehington
lilding, 186 Wasnington
Cohen block. R2 Croee
Colbert Hall, 1171 Tremont [Roi
Collins bldg." 2414 Washington,
Colonial building, 100 Boylston
Colonnade building. 172 Tremont
Colombia Hall, 20 Meridian
Columbia Hall, 67 Hampden, Rox
Columbia Hall, 584 Columbia id.
Uphi
Columbia Life fc
Columbia Squa:
Columbia roai
Columbian building, 1160 Wash.
Columbian Hal). 7 Green
e ildg.
ColumbuB Hall. 994 Washinp
Commonwealth bldg. 82 Dev'sh;
Conant Hall, 20 Conant, Rox.
Concord Hall, 75 West Concord
■ " •l,1492Columbu«av
L House, 14 Beacon
Congress HaU, 220 W. Broadway
Congress Street Trust bldg. 19
Congress Wash.
Contractors' and Builders' Aseo. 319
Convalescent Home, 2150 Dorchek-
Converee building a
Converse Hall, 82 Tremont
Cooke buUding. U South
Coolidge building. 6 Bowdoi
Copley HaU, 198 C
Copley The, 18 Hl
Cora Hall, 122 Salem
Corinthian Hall. 1651 Waehingtoi
Corliss Hall, 995 Washington
Cornhill Building, 46 Cornhill
Cotton Hall. 430 Main
Court Hall. 200 Huntington av.
Court House. Pemberton lo
Court House, U. S.. P.O. bldjT-
Cox building. Dudley.c. Bartlett
Crawford building. 158 Summer
Crawford Chambers. 136 Craw-
ford, Rox.
Crocker building. 569 Boylston
Culvert Hall, 1171 Tremont
Cummiogs building, 261 Franklin
" ird buildinir. 126 State
Curtis block. 2S04 Washington
Curtis HaU, South, opposite t
monument. Jamaica Plain
Cushing building, 35 Water
PUBLIC OFFICES, HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
uag2ett buiidiDg. W3 Wash.
DahlKi«n Ball. £. cor SUver
Daniel Sharp Ford Hall. 15 i
Dartmouth Hall, 126 Dartmouth
Daudelin Hall. 7 Park ag.
Deacon Hall. lt>51 Waabington
Dewey, 1165 Tremont
Dexter building, 453 Wash.
Dexter Hall. 987 Waahingtoo
Diamond block. 2283 Waahin^ou
Dill buildinz, 19 Eliot
Directory office. 248 Summer
Diatrict Police. 3 State Houae
Dojtgett biiildine. 276 Tremont
14.S3 Dorchest
Dragoo building, 29 CeutraJ
Dudley building, 114 Dudlev, Rox.
Dudlev HaU, 23S9 Washington
Dudley-St. Opera House.lig Dud-
Franklin Union, Berkeley coi
Applelon
Fraternity HaU, 658 Centre, J. P.
Fraternity Hall. 27 Poplar. Ron
Gainaborough building, '295 Hun
Garden budding, L'48 Boylaton
Gardiner building, 37 Temple pi
. 112.'> WftBhington
.laSMavenck.E.b,
Germania Hall, 1448 Columbue av
Germania HaU. Farrington av.Roa.
QeiriBh block. Blackatone. c. Nonh
Gibson Hall, Gibson near Adams,
Dor.
Gilbert Hall. 8" Tremont
Gill huildine. 673 Bovlaron
Gillette building, 41 W. First
lildiug. 244 Waahingtoii
Glynn building, W. B'way, cor.
Qoddard buildmg, 19 Milk
Congrras
Homer Jordan building 250 Hunt-
Horticultural Hall, SOO Mass. av.
House ot Correction. Deer Island
House of Detention for Women,
Howard bidg.. 110 to 114 Merrimac
Howe Hall,l77 Huntington av.
HuU'a block, 358 Main Chsn.
HunneweU buildine. 15 School
Huntington Chambers. 80 Hunt-
I Hall. 491 Boylatou
Hyde Park Post Office, 7-9 Fair-
mount av.. H. P.
Ideal Ball, 6te Tremont
ndiabu"ildingi84 State
Qsane Uospitala. Aua
Dwight Hall, 514 l^emont [H. P.
Dyer's Block. 35-37 Fairmount av.
Eaaton building, 15 State
Eaton Hall. 48 Boylaton
Eclipse building, 120 Harrison av.
Edinboro buildins, 85 Eases
Edison bldg.. 39 BoylBton
Edmunda bldg. 164 Federal
Eldredge building. 372 Boylaton
Eliot Hall. Eliot at. n. Centre. J. P
Elks Hall. 10 Somerset
EUery (The), 94 Green, J.P.
Ellis building. 25 to 35 W. Second
Elm building, 61 Hanover
Elamere Hall. 307 Freepon
Elaon Hall, op. Jamaica Plain Sta
Emmctt building, 658 Centre J. P.
Emmes building.ll40Columbua av.
Emmet Ball. 28 Kneeland
EmiJloyera' Liability hldg.33 Broad
Engineers' Hall. 995 Waahington
Epicurean Hall, 21 Compton
Equitable buildinji. 150 Devonshire
and 67 Milk
Equity building, 185 Devonshire
Essex building. 683 Atlantic av.
and 212E8aex
Eaaex HaU. 67 Easex
Eatea Preaa buildmg. 212 Summer
Eureka Hall, Putnam, c. Bremen
Eustis building, 184 to 190 Euatia
Evangeline Hall. 214 Dudley. Rox.
Evans building, 175 Tremont
Everett House building. River, cor.
Maple, H. P.
I Co. building, .
Evening Star Hall, 7 City iq ■ . Chsn .
Exchange buildinE, 53 State
Exchange Hall. 789 W aahington
Faelten HaU, SO Huntington av.
Fairview HaU, 43 Poplar, Roa.
Faneuil Hall. F. H. aquare
Farlow Building, 'M State
Farra?ul building. 126 Maaa. av.
Farragut Hall, 6« Dorcneater av.
Farrington The, 117 Warren, Rox.
Fauntleroy HaU. 42 Wenouan
Fenway Building. 1136 Boylaton
Fenway Studios, 2 to 40 Ipawich
Ferris buUding, 42 Summer
Fidelia HaU, Waahington. cor.
Rockland, W.R.
Field building. Adams, junc. Dor-
Fire Department, Bristol at.
First Nat Bank bids., Franklin.
cor. Federal and Congress
Fisk building, Sll Boylstoo
t HaU, 85A Green
i lorida Chambers, 60 Florida, Dor.
Folsom's block, 15 Ring
ford bldg., 15 Ashburton pi. cor.
Foresters' Hall, 45 Eliot
Foresters' Hall. 2373 Washington
Foreaiers' Hall. 136 W. Broadway
Fort Hill building, 144 High
Foster building. i8 Summer
Francis buUding. 31 Beach
Franev buildinr.lll7Columbua ai
Franklin building, 117 Franklin
FrankUn build
Grand Army Hall, 91 Park. Dor.
Grand Armv HaU. 140 Meridian
Grand Army HaU. 4 Vine. Rox
G»and Army HsU. J234 River, H.P.
Grand Armv Hall, 460 W. Fourth
Grand Central Hall. 46 StUlman
Graphic Arts bldg. 270 Congress
Gray building, 6 Portland
Gray Chambers, 20 Mt. Vernon
Qray's Hall, 619 East Broadway
Greenieat block. 12 Cazenove
Green's block. 40 Walnut st., Chsn.
Greenwood HaU, 179 Olenway
Qreyaione Hali. 1125 Washington
GruDdraann Studioa, 194 Claren-
Guild Hall. 2374 Washington
Oypay Moth Commiasu
Hamblina Block, 143-159 Fair-
mount av. H. P.
Hampshire HaU, 712 Washington
Hancock HaU, Reed'e bldg., Han-
Hancock Hall. 670
Hanover building.
Harbor building. 287 Atlantic av.
I Commissioner*,
131 State House
Harmonia HaU, Rockland, W.R.
Harmony Hall. 724 Washington
Harrison Hall, SS5 Harrison av.
Harrison Hall. 4R3 Swett
Harrison HaU, 1&51 Washington
ng, 34 Chauncy
:all. 1095 Tremont
Harvard HsU. 22 Franklin. Alia
Harvey building, 52 Chauncy
UastingH bldg. 165 Tremont
Hathaway bldg. 620 Atlantic av.
Hawthorne Rooms, 2 Park
Hayes- black, 45 Walnut. Chsn.
Haymarket block, 22 to 39 Wash-
Haymarke
Assembly Rooms,
Hayward bldg. 624
ilding, at
ly build ir
Hemenway building, 10 Tremoni
Hendrie's. 26 TalboT av.
Herald building, 177 Tremoi
Hibernian Hall. 155 Havre, E.l
Hibernian HaU. 193 Hanover
Hibernian HaU, Union cor. 1
rence. Chsn.
Hichbom block. 88 North
Hicks building. 17 Bowker
'iSl'
id H.l
Hilton bldg. 1489 Wash.
UiDcklev building, 112 Water
Hinch Hall, 170 Hanoiter
HiBtorir Hall, l&il Washington
Holland bldg., 27 Haymarket sc
Hollander buildlna, 214 Boylstc
HoUis Hall. 789 Wa.hinirton
Holmes buildlDft, 1 Waahingtoi
Intercolonial Hall. 214 Dudley,
International Trust Co's. bi
45 Milk
Investiftator Hall, PaiDe t
lane Rich Hall.
Hant-
> Wash.
Jamaica block. 3222
Jamaica Hall, 705 Centi^, J.P.
Jefferson bQildiD&;,564 WasbinRton
Jefferson Hall Albany, cor. DoTer
Jewelers' buiWing. 37S Wash.
John A. Ilawes Post 159 Ball,
Maverick, cor Bremen
Jonn Hancock bide. 85 and49red-
eral, 120 Franklin and 178 Dev-
onshire
John Mitchell Hall, 1165 Tremont
Gainsborough
Journal building, 262 Washington
Jubilee Hail. 646 Warren, Rox.
Julia Ward Howe HaU, 177 Hun-
tinjnon av
Kast building. 104 Hanover
Keanv bldg, 251 Causeway
Kelleher Hall, 445 Neponeet av..
nt building. 14
mball building.
Klein's Hall, 1091^'WaBhington
Knickerb
Knights [
529A E. Broadway, S. B.
Knights ol Columbus Hall. 204
».Jsnis, Dor. and 1231 River
H.P.
Knights 01 Honor Hall, 730 Waah.
Knights of Honor Hall, 144 Mend-
Knights of Honor Hali, 4255 Wash-
Knights of Pythias Hall. 2 Main
Knights ol Pythias Hall, 145
Kossuth Hall bldg. 1095 Tremont
Labor Hall, 45 Eliot
Lancers' Armorv. 5 Bulfinch
Land Registrulion office, 408 Court
LanJel'Hall, 1821 Washington
ding. Sullivan s
76
PUBLIC OFFICES, HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
Lexingto
Litem Tree blocX, WaaninRton,
Library building, Waihi> Eton,
cor. Noiioik, Dor [AIIb.
Lincoln blotk, 107 Brijihtou Av.,
Lincoln bldg.. ti6 and 86 Lincoln
Lincoln Hall, 658 Centre. J P.
Lincoln Hall, 1» liusex.
Lincoln Hall. 69 West Concord
Lincoln Hall, 1023^ Warren. Chan
1 buUding. 1438>i Dorches-
Longfellow Hall. 214 Dudley, Box.
Love and Charity Hall, 1042 Tre-
Lowell building, 2A Park
Ludlow building, 133 Ebbcx
tiunnber Surveyor Gen. .88 Broad
Lusitana Hall. 164 Hanover
Lvceam Hall, National, corner
Dorchester. g.B
Lyceum Hall. Meeting House Hill.
Lyric Hall, Way bldg., Everett so.
H. P.
MaphiuiBte- Hall. 987 Waihinpon
Knolia I
Mantua building, 224 Tremont
Manutacturers' bldR. 4« Portland
Marble Hall. 514 Treraoni
MarinerB' Exchange, Hanover, cor
Marshall block, 50 Walnut, Chsn.
Marshall building, 40 Central
Marshall building 9 Elm
Marshall P. Wilder building, 18
Marston building. 35 Hanover
Mason building, 711 Kilbv
Masonic Block, 1234 River, H. P.
Maaonit Hall. Warren bldg, Br.
Masonic Hall (colored ) ,'» BloGsom
Masonic Hall, 584 Columbia road.
Upham'9 Comer
Mauonlc Hail. Tt
MaBB. Chambere. 146 Maps. av.
Mass Charitable Eye and Ear Id-
flrmary, 233 Charles
Mass. Charitable Mechanic Assn..
Huntington a
Mass. General Hnapital, Bioseom
Mast. Highway
f Technology. 491
Master Builders' Exchange, 166
Devonshire
Maverick Hall, Maverick sq. E.B.
MaynBfd Hall, 245 D, S. B.
MechanicHall, 212X Main [AIIb,
Mecbanics' Exchange. 9 Braintree,
Mechanics' Hall. S76 W . B'way
Meehan Hall. 209 Green. J. P.
Memorial Hell. Old State Houee
Memorial Hall, 14 Green. Chsn.
Memorial Hall. Silve-. S. B
Merchants Bank bujldine. 30 State
Merchants building, '
Midway Arcade. 44 Bedford and
Minot building. Ill Devonshire
Minot Hb11,68 W. Springtleld
MLnton Hall. 4 Hyde Park av.
MishawumHall, 11 City sq. Chsn
Monks b'lilding, ?A CongreBS
Monks building, 3ti« W. Broadway
Montgomery Hall.735 Washington
) W. B'v
, 54 Endic
ly str<
Morgan Memorial, 8! Snaw
Morgue. North Grov« -
Morrill building, 144
Morrison building.
I building, Columbia r
Vine. Box.
Municipal building. City eq-.Chsn
Municipal building, cor. Dudley
MunicipaJ building, 116 Tyler
Municipal buUding, 533 E. Broad-
way. S.B.
Munroe Hall. 67 Warren. Rox.
Museum ot Pine Arts. Huntington
MusiciauB' building, 56 St. Botolph
Mutual Lite Building Truet bldg.,
96 Milk. cor. Pear!
Myers Hall, 82 Tremont
Myrtle Hali,122l Washington
Mystic Stores, It. Terminal, Chsn .
Naomi Hall, 724 Wasmngion
National Bell, 1 National. S.B.
History Society building.
pine and Water. Cnariestown
Needham Hall, 1488 Columbus av.
Neponset blk., Everett sq.. H. P.
NepoiiBct Hall, Neponset block.
« Chauncv
Newbury buildii
New Albion building. 1 Beacon
Newbury building, 107 Mass. av.
New Century Building, 177 Hunt-
New Englandblock.Blackstonest.
New England bldg. 200 Summer
New England Conservatory ot
Music, Huntington av. corner
Gainsborough
New England Hall. 987 Wasn.
N. E. Hospital. Dimock st. Rox
N. E. Mutual Life insurance Co.'*
huildinff. 87 Milk. cor. Congress
1 Leather building.
Newton (
Nickerson'a block, Fairmount av.
cor. Maple, H. P.
Niles building, 27 School
Nolen building. 396 Dorchester
NorcrosB HaU. 48 Boylston
Norfolk Hall. 3-28 Wash. Dor.
Normac Bungalow, 7 Murray Hill
road CH. K
Norris block, 54 Fairmount av.
North Hall, 86 Bellevue
Norton building. 93 Broad
Oakland Hall, e Oakland
Oberts Bungalo,603 River, Mat.
Odd Fellows Hall, 515 Tremont
Odd Fellows HaU, 25 Main, Chsn.
Odd Fellows Hall. 6 Winthroo blk.
Morton building, .
i Parker, Rox
Oda Fellows Hall. Wools*
Old South building, 294 Washir
lun and 10 MUk
Old South Meeting 1
Opera Chambers, 319 Huntington
Orienta building, 2162 Wash. Rox.
Osbom'a block. 8S5 Wash., Br.
Otisfieldbuilding.190tisfleld.Rox.
OtiBfleld Grande Hall. 17 Otisfield
Oullook Hall. 1171 Tremont. Rox.
Overseers otthePoor,Charity bldg.
Owls Hftll. 66 Main, Chen.
Paddock building, 101 Tremont
Paine Memorial Han. 9 Appleton.
near Tremont
Palladio Hall, 64 Warren. Rox.
Palm Garden Hall, 7 Northfield
Papineau Ball. 180 Green. J.P.
Park building. 2 Park square
Park Commiflsionere. 64 Pember-
Pflrker block, Wolcott sq. Readv.
Parker building, 6il Washmeton
Parker Memorial Hall. Berkeley.
cor. Appleton
Parkman building, 9 Cambridge
Parkman Hall. 3 Boylston place
Painell Hall. Washington, cor.
ChcBtnui Hill av. Br.
Paul Revere Boll, Mecha
bldg.
Pearson Hall. 2l South Russell
Pelhara, 89 Essex
Pembertoii building. 20 Pember-
Penn Mutual building, 24 Milk
PeuBion Agency, 87 P. O. huilding
Pension Agent (state). 123 State
Perkins Hail. 264 Boylston
Pelts building. 179 Portland
I Brooks Hall, 40 Chambers
Pierce block,
Pierte bullding,i2 Huntington av.
Pierce 8 B. bldg. 598 Columbia rd.
Pilgrim hall. !4 Beacon
Pilgrim Hall. 694 Washington
Pinkham block. 1842 Cent:'^,W. R.
Plimpton building. HI76 Waah
Plummer block. 1263 Hyde Park
av , H P.
Plymouth bldg., 100 to 110 State
il building 34 Merchants r
Post Office,
Post Office square and Milk
Post Office Sq. buildine. 79 Milk
Postal Telegraph building. 110
State
Porter Hall. 177 Huntington av.
Powars block, 94 Blackatone
Pratt building, 50 Bromfleld
Pratt building 786 Washington
Pratt's block. Walnut, near trank-
Un, Nep.
PrcEcott building, 86 Court
Preston building. 179 Summer
Probate Office, Court Bouse. Fem-
RailroadCommiGBioners.20 Beacon
Rathbone HaU. 24 Warren, Rox.
Rathbone Hall. 694 Washington
Raymond bldg. 22 Beacon
Raymond Ball. 172 Matn. ChBu.
Red Men's Hall, 514 Tremont
Red Men's Hall. 362 Wash., Br.
Reece building, 12 Randolph and
502 Harrison av.
Reed's block. 381 Albany
Regittrars ot Voters. City Hall
'^'ofj;'
(Board
tion in Medicine (Board
.1}, 159 State Bouse
Registration in Pharmac;
of). 22 State Bouse
Registry of Deeds, Coun Houxe
Rice building, 10 High
Rich buildlug. Franklin, corner
Devonshire
RichardB building. 114 State
Ritchie Hall. U Maverick sq.
Riverway Studios 120 Riverway
Roach building, 72-74 Salem
Roberts building. 11 Chardon
Rockland Bah, 2S4S Washington
Roddy Ball. 68 Market, Br.
Rogers building. 209 Washington
Roosevelt Ball, 1165Tremont,Rox.
Roughan Ball, 16 City sq, Chsn.
Roxbury Hall, 67 Warren, Rox.
Roxbury Horse Guard Armory,
2183 WaBhinirton
Roxbury Municipal Court Bouse.
90 Roxbury
Roxbury Neighborhood Bouse,
Ruggleg Hall,5 Ruggles, Rox.
Russell Hall, Mechanics' building,
Huntington av.
Russell Hall. 1651 Washington
Russia bldg. 530 Atlantic av.
PUBLIC OFFICES, HALLS, BLOCKS, ETC.
77
sUall. SOSmith.Roz.
Asylum, Cuflhinft
St. BoU-lph Studios. 10-22 !
St. Botolph Studio Annex.
St. James Hall» 235 Hunting
St. Lawrence-s Hall. 214 L
Roi. [I
St Margaret's Hatl. Bostc
iiv..*Dor
St. Omer Hall, 37« W. Broadwav
St. Rose Hall, 17 Worcester
St. Stepneo's Hail. 987 WashiuRtoi.
Salvation Ainiy Hall, 12 Harvard
av.. H. P.
Sanderson's bloctc, 110 Pleasant
Sargent bui!din£. 45 Bromfleld
Savmf^s Bank buildrnjE, 25 Main
Savinjts Bank building,H96 River,
H. P.
Schiller Hall. 10»5 Tremont
School Committee. Maeon street
School Street blork. 28 School
104 Heath. Box.
, 199 WashinirtoD
:8.27SBuii«ton
, - Appleton
Seavems block, 773 South. Rob.
Seaverns Hall, 77.'J South, Ros.
Seaverns Hall, 670 Centre, J. 1'.
Sewall Hall. 177 Huntington av.
Shapiro building. 38 Causeway
Shaw bide. 7»Milh
Shawmut building. 146 Franklin
Shawmut Bank bldg. 40 Water, 8i
Devonshire and 55 Congress
Sheale HalK 30 Huntington av.
Sheffield building. 228 Tremont
Sheldon building. 301 Congreis
Shendan liali,62 Oumey
Sherman building. 93 Mass. av.
Sherwood Hall, Washington, cor
Hunneman.Roz.
Shillaber building, 61 Court
Shoe and Leather building, 20;
Union Park >t.
Sleeper Hall, 688 Boylstun
Smiih block, 1727 WashingtOD
Smith building, 1.1 Court square
South Terminal Trust buildings.
Standish building, 367 Bovlstou
State House. Beacon, c.Bowi" "
State Mutual bUlg. 60 Congr.
) State House
State Prison, 106 Wash. Chsn.
Slate Street Trust Co. building,
Stevens block. Wolcott su. H. P.
Stevenson's block, Central sq.. E.E
Stewari building, Geneva av.coi
i building. 711 Boylston
Stuart building, 462 Boylston
Sudbury building. 79 S
Suffolk-Norfolk Asaoci
1632 Blue HiU av.
Suffolk I ruBt bldg. 15 Congress
Sumner Hall. 198 Sumner. E.B.
Sunlight Hail, 82(> Washington
Symphony Hall, Huntingto
Tem
Temple Hail. 380 Shaw
I Cambridge,
Tenney bu Iding, 36 Columbus t
Thespian Hall. ItiS Mass. av.
Thnrndike Hall.fitiO Main
Tickiior building. 9 Park
Tiltston building. 600 Atlantic av
TomfbhrdeHall.91 Boylston, J P
TontiHaU, 327 E street
Tt^ographical Survey, 13,1 State
Trade bldg. 77 Wash, north
Transcripi building. 324 Wash.
Transit Commiisioa, 15 Beacon
Trt?mont building. 73 Tremont
Tremont Hall. 1435 Tremont. Box.
Tremont Temple, 76 to 88 Tremont
Tults bldg. t
Tunnel building, 1 Boylst
Turnhalle. 29 Middlesex
TwUight Hall. 789 Washin
Union block. 1219 River, I
Union building. 119 Pleasa
"- -I building, 40 State
I Hall, 1208Tremon1
I Rail. 180 Greirn. J.I
I Ilali. 48 Boylston
Union t
Union HaM. 133 Blackstone
Union Park Hall, 1371 Washington
United Fellowship Hall, 26 Union
Park street
Unity building, 1172 River. H. P.
Unity building, 1*5 Devonshire
UnitT Hall. 724 Waahington
Unity Hall, 633 Waehington. Dor.
U. S. Army offices. 170 Summer
U. S. Engineer's office (Harbor
Imp). 25 Pemberton sq.
U.S. Internal Revenue,69 P.O.bldg
U. S Navy Pay office. 70 Kilby
U. S. Treasury, P. O. building
Universalist building.359 Boylston
Universitv Hali. 1371 Washington
Vermont building. 10 Thacher
Vernon Hall. 1208 Tremont
Vine Rock Hall. Spring St.. W. R,
Violet Hall, 724 Washington
Vorenberg building, 113 State
Vose building, 160 Boylston
Wainwright building. 279 Wash.
Wakefield building. 84 to 98 Canal
E B.
t Central s
Wales building, 110 Summer
Walker bldg. 12U Boy.ston
Walker Studio bide. 400 Newbury
Walnut Hall. 203 Warren, Rox,
Walton Hall. 708 Washington. Dor
"' ' ' W_alnut, Nep.
Hall, 471 Neponset av.
Dor. _ [Dudley, Rox.
wJrd building, STremonf^' ^^
Warnbridge building. 279 Wash.
Warren building. 2 Park
Warren building. 333 Wash. Br.
Warren Chambers, 419 Boylston
Warren Hall. 67 Warren. Rox,
Warreoton block, 4 Warrenton pi.
Washington Hall, 995 Wash.
Washington Hall, 1278 Washington
Waenington Hall,627Waihin^on,
Wauban building. 184 Boyliton
Waverley blocfc. City sq., Chsn.
Way building. Everett sn.. H. P.
Waytarers' Lodge, Hawkins stre.
Webster buildingj^l34 Summer
lingJSH
. 24 Wai
iugjH.P,
Wellinzton building. 68 Chauncy
Wells Memorial. D«7 Washington
Wentworth bldg. 100 Chauncy
Weotworth Institute, Huntington
wVscortHaliffsS Meridian
Wesleyan bull djng, 581 Boylston
West End Union Hah. 164 Canal
West Roxbury Liederkranz, 4i:
Rockland, W. R.
Westchester building, 98 Mass. av
Westerly Hall, 1961 centre, W. R,
Wetherell Hall. 22 Wash.. Dor.
Wheelock Hall. 558 Columbia rd.
White's building, 194 Boylston
Whiting bldg. 221 High
Whitney building. 48 Clinton
Whiton Hall, 38 Centre, Dor.
Whittier buiidine, 15 Exchange
William Lawrence
r building. 70 Fraoktii
. 2167 Washington
Woodbury Hall. 34 Woodbury ct.
Wood's Ifall, Depot sq., Neponset
Wood's Hall, Putnam, E. B.
Woolsey block, opp. J.P. elation
Woolsev Hall. Woolsey sq J.P.
Worthliifton buiidine. 31 State
Wyman block, 795 Washington
York building, 101 Albany
Zion Hall. 170 Hanover
WARD BOUNDARIES
Ward One — Beginning at the intersection of
the shore line of the City of Boston and the divi-
sion line bet%yeen the property now or late of
Alonzo Crosby heirs and the property now or late
of Richard F. Green (said division line being the
same division line as established by the "Ordi-
nance Making a New Division of the City into
Wards," passed by the city govemme
thence by the boundary line between Boston and
Chelsea and the boundary line between Boston
and Revere and the boundary line between Boston
and Winthrop to the southerly side of Winthrop
bridge; thence by the line of the southerly side of
Wmthrop bridge to its intersection with the shore
line of the City of Boston; thence by said shore
line to its intersection with the line of Brooks
street extended; thence through the line of Brooks
street extended, or Brooks street, to the location
of the tracks of the Boston, Revere Beach & Lynn
Railroad; thence through said track location to
Prescott street, or the line thereof extended;
thence through Prescott street to Princeton street;
thence through Princeton street to Meridian
street; thence through Meridian street to Lexing-
ton street; thence through Lexington street to
Border street; thence through Border street to
the division line between the property now or
late of Alonzo Crosby heirs and the property now
Ward Two — Beginning at the intersection of
the shore line of the City of Boston and the divi-
sion line between the property now or late of
Alonzo Crosby heirs and the property now or
late of Richard F. Green (said division line being ■
the same division line as established by the "Or-
dinance Making a New Division of the City into
Wards," passed by the city government of Bos-
ton in the year 1895) ; thence by said division line
to Border street; thence through Border street to
Lexington street; thence through Lexmgton street
to Meridian street; thence through iVIeridian
street to Princeton street; thence through Prince-
ton street to Prescott street; thence through Pres-
cott street or the line thereof extending to the
location of the tracks of the Boston, Revere Beach
& Lynn Railroad; thence through said track lo-
cation to Brooks street or the line thereof extended
thence through Brooks street or the line thereof
extended to the shore line of the City of Boston ;
thence by said shore line to the point of beginning
All portions of the City of Boston lying on the
outside of the line beyond which building or
wharflng out is or may hereafter be legally for-
" ' * exist, then all
reme low water
eluded in Ward Two.
i'AHD Three — Beginning at the intersection
Prison Point bridge and the boundary line
between Boston and Cambridge; thence by said
of Prison
boundary line to the boundary line between Bos-
ton and Somerville; thence by said boundary lino
to the boundary line between Boston and Everett :
thence by said boundary line to the extension of
the easterly line of a whai-f now or formerly
known as Brooks wharf (said line being the same
line as t^stablished between Wards Three and I-'our
by the "Ordinance Making a New Division of the
-- ISQ.'i); thence by said line
to Medford street: thence through Medford street
to Eveiett street : thence through Everett street to
Bunker Hill street: thence through Bunker Hill
street to Trenton street: thence tl - —
street and through Cross street
thence through High
[i; iio Au&i;iu sLieeu; bu*iui:K tnrougn AUS-
; and Prison Point bridge to the point of
Ward Four — Beginning at the intersection of
Prison Point bridge and the boundary line be-
' - T,--^-- -^(j Cambiidge; thence through
Prison Point bridge and Austin 'street and"across
Tl ._ -^yan-en street; thence
Thompson sqi
through Warren
through Cordis
through High s
through Cross sti
to Bunker HiU
Hill street to i
3t to Cross stieet; thence
and through Trenton street
;et; thence through Bunker
„ -- — -:ett street; thence through
Everett street to Medford street; thence through
Medford street to the easterly line of a wharf
now or formerly known as Brooks wharf (said line
'" " the same line as established between Wards
. -_j „ ^__ )rdinance Waking a
by said line and said line extended to the
boundary line between Boston and Everett in the
Mystic river; thence by said boundary line and the
boundary line between Boston and Chelsea to the
easterly side of Chelsea bridge: thence bythelineof
the easterly side of Chelsea bridge to its in tei section
with the shore line of the City of Boston; thence
by said shore line to its intersection with the
boundary line bstween Boston and Cambridge:
thence by said boundary line to the point of
beginning.
Ward Five— Beginning at the intersection of
Cambridge bridge and the boundary line between
Boston and Cambridge; thence through the Cam-
bridge bridge and through Cambridge street to
Bowdoin street; thence through Bowdoln street to
Beacon street; thence through Beacon street to
Park street; thence through Park street to Tre-
niont street; thence through Tremont street to
Shawmut avenue; thence through Shawmut ave-
nue to the location of the tracks of the Boston &
Albany Railroad and the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Railroad; thence through said track
location to Broadway: Thence through Broadway
to the shore line of the City of Boston on the west-
erly side of Fort. Point channel, thence by said
shore line along the westerly side of Fort Point
channel, around the North End of Boston and up
the Charles river to the point where said shore line
most nearly approaches the east corner of the
boundary line between Boston and Cambridge;
thence in a straight line to said comer; thence by
said boundary line to the point of beginning.
Ward .Six — Beginning at the intersection of
Tremont street and the location of the tracks of
the Boston & Albany Railroad and the New
York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad near
Castle street: thence through Tremont street
to West Springfield street: thence through West
Springfield street and through East Springfield
street to Harrison avenue; thence through Har-
rison avenue to Massachusetts avenue; thence
through Massachusetts a> enue to the Roxbury
canal, or the middle line thereof extended; thence
through the middle line of the Roxbury canal to
its intersection with the shore line of the Citv of
Boston on the southerly side of the South bay
thence by said shore line along the southerly and
easterly sides of .South bay and along the easterly
side of Fort Point channel to Broadway; thence
through Broadway to the location of the tracks
of the Boston & .\lhany Railroad and the New
York. New Haven & Haitford Railroad; thence
through said track location to the point of begm-
nmg. ^
Ward Se-j^en — Beginning at the intersection of
Tremont street and the location of the tracks of
the Boston & Albany Railroad and the New York
New Haven & Hartford Railroad near Castle
square: thence through Tremont street to Camden
street: thence through Camden street to the loca-
tion of the tracks of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad: thence through said track lo-
.?glejs street; t" " - ■ -
street to the '
straight line to the i
tint
WARD BOUXDAR1E8
I BoylRton road; thence through Boyls-
ton road to Boylston street; thence through Boyls-
ton street to Arlington street; thence through
Arlington street and through Ferdinand street to
the location of the tracks of the Boston & Albany
RaUroad and the New York. New Haven & Hart-
ford Railroad; thence through said track location
to the point of beginning.
Ward Eight — Beginning at the intersection of
Cambridge Bridge and the boundary line between
Boston and Cambridge; thence through the Cam-
pet to
Tre-
mont street: thence through Tremont street to
Shawmut avenue; thence through Shawmut ave-
nue to the location of the tracks of the Boston &
Albany RaUroad and the New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad; thence through said track
location to Ferdinand street; tbenre through Fer-
dinand street and through A rlington street toBoyis-
ton street; thence through Boylston street and
through Boylston road to the middle line of Mud-
dy river; thence through Muddy river to the east-
location of the M idland Division of the New York ,
to Warren street; thence through Warren street
to Moreland street; thence through Moreland
street to Blue Hill avenue; thence through Blue
Hill avenue to West Cottage street; thence
through West Cottage street to Dudley street;
theuce through Dudley street to the track location
of the Midland Division of the New York. New
Haven &. Hartford Railroad; thence through said
track location to Southampton street: thence
through Southampton street to Massachusetts
avenue; theuce through Massachusetts avenue to
Harrison avenue; thence through Harrison avenue
to the point of beginnmg.
tween Brookline and Boston to its intersection
with Ashby street or the line thereof extended:
thence through Ashby street and the line thereof
extended to its intersection with the boundary line
between Boston and Cambridge in the Charles
river; thence by said boundary line to the point
of beginning.
at the intersection of
West Broadway and F street; thence through F
"Eighth street; thenct through We
Eighth street to D street: tnence through D :
street to West I
ugn
> Old Colony avenue; thence through Old Colony
Dorchester avenue: thence northerly
Railroad: thence through said track location and
through the track location of the R idland Divi-
sion of the New York, New Haven & Haitford
Railroad to Southampton street: thence through
Southampton street to Massachusetts avenue;
thence through Massachusetts avenue to the Rox-
bury canal or the middle line thereof extended:
thence through the middle line of the Roxbury
canal to its intersection with the shore line of the
City of Boston on the southerly side of the South
bay; thence by said shore line along the southerly
and easterly sides of the South bay and along the
easterly side of the Fort Point channel and along
the northeasterly side of South Boston and along
the easterly side of South Boston to its inter-
section with the line of East Broadway extended;
thence by said line of East Broadway extended,
and through East Broadway and through West
Broadway to the point of beginning.
East Broadway extended
shore line of the City of Boston: thence by said
shore line to the line of Old Harbor street extend-
ed; thence by the line of Old Harbor street ex-
tended and through Old Harbor . . — .
Ward Eleven— Beginning at
of Dudley street and the location of the tracks of
the Midland Division of the New York. New Ha-
ven & Hartford Railroad: tbtnce through Dudley
street to Stoughton street; thence through
Stoughton stieet to Thornley stiept; thence
through Thornley street to Dorchester avenue;
thence through Dorchester a^■enue to Belfort
street: thence through Belfort street to Saxton
street; thence through Saxton street to Romsey
street; thence through Romsey street and by the
line of Romsey street extended to high water
mark: thence in a straight line running through a
point lying midway between Fox Point at the ex-
treme end of Savin Hill and the south comer of
the Boston Consolidated Gas Company property
at the Calf Pasture to the shore line of the City of
Boston: thence by said shore line to the point of
its intersection with the line of Old Harbor street
extended; thence by the lino of Old Harbor street
eTtended and through Old Harbor street to East
Eighth street: thence through East Eighth street
to Washingto
street to Warren street; thence through Warren
street to Walnut avenue; thence tnrough Walnut
avenue to Circuit street; thence through Circuit
street to Regent street: thence through Regent
street to Hulbert street; thence through Hulbert
street to Washington street: thence through
Washington street to Cedar street; thence through
Cedar street to Lambert avenue; thence through
Lambert avenue to Bartlett street; thence through
Bartlett street and across Eliot square to Rox-
bury street; thence through Roxbury street to
Columbus avenue; thence through Columbus
avenue to Tremont street; thence through Tre-
mont street to the location of the tracks of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad at
Roxbury Crossing; thence through said track
location to Camden street; thence through Cam-
den street to Tremont street: thence through
Tremont street to the point of beginning.
tracks of the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad; thence through Ruggles street to the
Tremont Entrance to Back Bay Fens; thence in a
straight line to the nearest point in the middle line
of Muddy river; thence through Muddy river to
the easterly line of St. Mary's street extended;
thence by said line extended to the boundary line
between Boston and Brookline; thence by said
boundary line in tne park system to Chestnut
street; thence through Chestnut street to Perkins
thence througn Perkins street and through
Gay I
; thence through
Bickford street; thence through
Heath street; thence through
Minden i
Bickford ._ __ __ ._
Heath street and thi'ough New Heath
track location to the point of beginnmg.
Ward Fifteen — Beginning at the intersection
of Washington street and Cedar street: thence
through Cedar street to Lambert avenue; thence
through Lambert avenue to Bartlett street:
thence through Bartlett street and across Eliot
square to Roxbury street; thence through Rox-
bury street to Columbus avenue; thence through
Jigntn street: tnence tnrougi
nd through West Eighth
said track location to New Heath street; thence
through New Heath street and Through Heath
street to Bickford street; thence through Bickford
street to Minden street: thence through Mi:
street to Gay Head
thence through
thence through
IfQey road to Walnut avenue; thence through
Walnut avenue to Elmore street; thence through
Elmore street to Washington street: thence
■ Washington street to the point of begin-
80
WARD BOUXBARIES
of Warren street and Moreland street; thence
through Moreland street to Blue Hill avenue;
theace through Blue Hill avenue to Seaver street;
thence through Seaver street to Walnut avenue;
thence through Walnut avenue to Ehnore street:
thence through Elmore street to Washington
street; thence through Washington street to Hul-
bert street; thence through Hulbert street to Re-
gent street; thence through Regent street to Cir-
cuit street; thence through Circuit street to Wal-
nut avenue; thence through Walnut avenue to
Warren street; thence through Warren street to
the point of beginning.
Ward Seventeen — Beginning at the intersec-
tion of Blue Hill avenue and West Cottage street;
thence through West Cottage street to Dudley
~'^'" '" . «- Stough-
street; thence through Dudley
ton street; thei
Thorhley street
thence through Stough
thence through TL„ ^
to Dorchester avenue: thence through Dorcheste
Belfort street:
through Belfort
street and by the line of Uomsey street extended
to high water mark; thence in a straight line run-
ning thrugh a point lying midway between Fox
Point at the extreme end of Savin Hill and the
south corner of the Boston Consolidated Gas
shoreline to its intersection with the line of 6
wich street extended; thence by the line of Green-
wich street extended to its intersection with the
track location of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad: thence through said track lo-
cation to Freeport street: thence through Free-
port street and across Dorchester avenue to East
street; thence through East street to Highland
street; thence through Highland street and
through Church street and across Eaton square to
Quincy street: thence through Quincy street to
Mascoma street; thence through Mascoma street
to Fayston street; thence through Fayston street
to Blue Hill avenue: thence through Blue Hill
avenue to the point of beginning.
thence through Fayston street to Mascoma street:
thence through Mascoma street to Quincy street:
thence through Quincy street and across Eaton
square to Church street: thence through Church
street and through Highland street to East street;
thencs through East street and across Dorchester
avenue to Freeport street; thence through Free-
port street to the location of the tracks of the
New York. New Haven & Hartford Railroad:
thence through said track location to its inter-
section with the location of the tracks of the
Shawmut Branch of said railroad near the Har-
rison Square Station; thence through the track
location of the Shawmut Branch of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad to Geneva ave-
nue; thence through Geneva avenue to Dakota
street; thence through Dakota street to Clay-
' street; thence through Clay bourne street
^-'- -' ^ -' 1 through Bowdoin street
to Bowdoin
to Geneva avenue: thence through Ge
to Blue Hill avenue; thence through Blue Hill
avenue to the point of beginning.
Ward Nineteen — Beginning at the intersec-
tion of Blue Hill avenue and Geneva avenue;
thence through Geneva avenue to Bowdoin street;
thence through Bowdoin street to Clavbourne
street: thence through Clay bourne street to Da-
kota street: thence through Dakota street to
Geneva avenue; thence through Geneva avenue
to the location of the tracks of the Shawmut
Branch of the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad: thence through said track location to
Centre street; thence through Centre street and
across Codman square to Talbot avenue; thence
through Talbot avenue to Blue Hill avenue;
thence through/Blue Hill avenue to the point of
begmning.
Ward Twenty — Beginning at the intersec-
tion of Centre street and Washington street at
Codman square; thence through Washmgton
street to Welles avenue; thence through Welles
avenue to Ocean street: thence through Ocean
street to Ashmont street; thence through Ashmont
street to Dorchester avenue: thence through Dor-
chester avenue to the southerly boundary of Dor-
chester park ; thence by the southerly boundary of
Dorchester park and across Adams street to Mel-
lish road ; thence through Mellish road and by the
line thereof extended to the location of the tracks
of the Milton Branch of the New York. New Ha-
ven & Hartford Railroad: thence through said
track location to Granite avenue: thence through
Granite avenue and Granite bridge to the bound-
ary line between Ba=ton and Quincy in the Ne-
ponset river; thence by said boundary line to its
intersection with the ?hore line of the City of
Boston; thence by said shore line to Its intersec-
tion with the line of Greenwich street extended ■
thence by the line of Greenwich street extended
to its intersection with the track location of the
New York, New Haven ^ Hartford Railroad:
thence by said track location to its intersection
with the location of the tracks of the Shawmut
Branch of said railroad near the Harrison Square
Station ; thence through the track location of the
Shawmut Branch of the Nesv York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad to Centre street; thence
through Centre street to the point of beginning.
Ward Twenty-One — Beginning at the inter-
section of Blue Hill avenue and Canterbury street:
thence through Canterbury street to Walk Hill
street; thence through Walk Hill street to Blue
Hill avenue: thence through Blue Hill avenue and
through Blue Hills Parkway to the boundary line
between Boston and Milton in theNeponset river;
thence by said boundary line and by theboundary
line between Boston and Quincy toGranite bridge":
thence through Granite bridge and through Gran-
ite avenue to the location of the tracks of the
Milton Branch of the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad: thence through said track
location to Mellish road: thence through Mellish
road and across Adams street to the southerly
boundary of Dorchester park; thence by the
southerly boundar.v of Dorchester park to Dor-
chester avenue: thence through Dorchester ave-
nue to Ashmont street: thence through Ashmont
street to Ocean street: thence through Ocean
street to Welles avenue; thence through Welles
avenue to Washington street; thence through
Washington street to Talbot avenue; thence
through Talbot avenue to Blue Hill avenue:
thence through Blue Hill avenue to the point of
beginning
Ward Twenty-Two— Beginning at the inter-
section of Centre street and Perkins street: thence
through Perkins street to Chestnut street; thence
through Chestnut street to the boundary line be-
tween Boston and Brookline: thence- by said
boundary line to AUandale street: thence through
AUandale street to Centre street; thence through
Centre street to Walter street; thence through
Walter street to Bussey street; thence through
Bussey street to South street; thence through
South street to Washington street ; thence through
Washington street to Whipple avenue: thence
through Whipple avenue or the line thereof ex-
tended to the middle line of Stony brook ; thence
by said line of Stony Brook to Florence Street
East; thence through Florence Street East to
Southbourne road; thence through Southboume
road to Bourne street: thence through Bourne
street to Walk Hill street; thence through Walk
Hill street to Canterbury street; thence through
Canterbury street to Blue Hill avenue: thence
through Blue Hill avenue to Seaver street; thence
through Seaver street to Walnut avenue; thence
through Walnut avenue to Iffley road; thence
through Iffley road to Washington street: thence
through Washington street to Bovlston street;
thence through Boylston street to Centre street;
thence through Centre stieet to the point of
beginning.
Ward Twenty-Three— Beginning at the in-
tersection of AUandale street and the boundary
line between Boston and Brookline: thence
through AUandale street to Centre street: thence
through Centre street to Walter street: thence
through Walter street to Bussey street; thence
through Bussey street to South street; thence
through South street to Washmgton street:
thence through Washington street to Whipple
avenue: thence through Whipple avenue or the
line thereof extended to the middle line of Stony
brook: thence by said line of Stonv brook to the
tlack location of the Providence Division of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad;
thence through said track location to the bound-
ary Ime formerly existing between Boston and
Hyde Park: thence by the boundary line formerlv
existing between Boston and Hvd'e Paik to the
boundary line between Boston and Dedham-
thence by the boundary line between Boston and
Dedham and by the boimdary line between Bos-
WARD BOUNDARIES 81
■Ward Twenty-Four — Beginning at the inter- Beacon street to Everett street; thence through
section of Walk Hill street and Blue Hill avenue: Everett street or the line thereof extended to the
thence through Blue Hill avenua and through location of the tracks of the Boston & Albany
Blue Hills Parkway to the boundary lino be- Railroad; thence through said trade location to
tween Boston and Milton in the Neponset river; the midtlle line of an old creek which formerly
thence by the boundary line between Boston and formed the boundary line between Brooklme and
Milton and by the boundary line between Boston Brighton ; thence by the middle line of
and Dedham to the boundary line formerly exist- to its intersection with the bourn"
ing between Boston and Hyde Park: thence by Boston and Cambridge in th
the botmdary line formeily existing between Bos- tlience by said boimdary line to the point of
ton and Hyde Park to the location of the tiiuks begiiming.
oftheProvidenceDivisionoftheNew Yi rk. New w. „„ Ti-r^n.^ a.-^ n^:„^ir,^ .t .!,„ i„t«.
Haven & Hartford Railroad; thence nei f lierly >\ Ann Tji entt-Six-— Begmmng at the Inter-
through said track location to the mitidle I in.. ..r se.lu.n of Nonantum street and tho hnundary line
Stony brook; thence by said line of Stony In k '"tw.'eii Hosl.mand Ne\v ton: (li.iiee ihrouah Non-
to Florence Street East; thenco throupli I.'loien, e auiui., - - i i hmi^i. ,, n, , i , ^ ihence
Street East to Southbourne road, llH'nee llir.Hit'h uii"ii-i' i;-, i .1 < am-
Southboume road to Bourne stnet: iliene,. '.''"' , ' , ■ ' 1 ' 'r'IL"t^
through Bourne street to Walli Hill ^^(l•eet : tlniien ini.n 11 , n :. ^i rtet^
through Walk Hill street to the point of be^iniiin;;. • m 1 1. . 1
line
Ward TwENTT-FivE — Beginning at the inter- i:h, .; , 1 , , , in, m i.,n ef the tracks of
section of Ashby street extended and the bound- iin , • '■ .n u.^ilroLid; thence through
ary line between Boston and Cambridge; tht'ine 'i 1 - lie inidtllo line of an old
• • -■-' " — "-- the line thereof extended , , 1, 1 : .. nu-d llic l^oundary line
Boston and Brookline; thence by the boundary nii.i ;! ■ ; ; - k to its intersection with
line- between Boston and Brookline and by the the i 1 11 Boston and Cambridge
boimdary line between Boston and Newton to int.i'i 1 ; ::(0 by the boundary line
Nonantum street; thence through Nonantum bet.i.ii, ,i . liridge artd by the bound-
street to Washmgton street; thence through dary l:ih 1 , v> 1 1 ;.,^, .11 and Watertown and by
Washington street and through Cambridge street the boui,ii,.i:, I,, e hilnoen Boston and Newton
; thence through Dustin s ' ' - ■> . <- .
North Beacon street; thence through North
STATE DEPARTMENTS
LOCATION OF OFFICES
Deparlmenla Office!
Governor Executive Chamber, Stat* House
Lieutenant Governor Executive Chamber, State Hout<e
Secretary Commonwealth 333 State House.
Treasurer and Receiver General 230 State House.
Adjutant General 259 State House.
Adult Poor, Division of State 30 State House.
Agriculture, Board of 136 State House.
Archives Division 437 State House
Armory Commissioners 259 State House.
Art Commission, Secretary 310 Fenway Studios
Attorney General 200 State House.
Auditor of Accounts 229 State House.
Ballot Law Commission, Chairman 19 Congress street.
Bank Commissioner 124 State House.
BUnd, Commission for 3 Park street.
Boiler Rules, Board of 246 State House.
Boston, Directors of the Port of 40 Central street.
Boston Transit Commission 15 Beacon street.
Bureau of Statistics 251 State House.
Charity, Board of 38 State House.
Civil Service Commission 151 State House.
Civil Service Labor Office 16 State House.
Conciliation and Arbitration, Board of 1 2S State House.
Controller of County Accounts 177 State House.
Corporations, Commissioners of 23."i State House.
Department of Animal Industry 138 State House.
Detective Department, District Police 1 State House.
Discharged Female Prisoners, Agent for 9 State House.
District Police, Chief 20 State House.
District PoUce, Deputy Chief 1 State House.
Economy and Efficiency, Commission on 184 State House.
Education, Board of 15 .\3hburt0n pi.
Embalming, Board of Registration in 232 Huntington avenue.
Examiners of Electricians, Board of 262 State House.
Factories, Inspectors of 2 State House.
Fire Inspectors, District Police la State House.
Fire Prevention Commission 1 Beacon street, room 925.
Firemen's Relief Fund 294 Washington street, rm. 626
Fisheries and Game, Commission on 321 State House.
Free Employment Office 8 Kneeland street.
Free Public Library Commission 530 State House.
Gas and Electric Light Commission 15 Ashburton place.
Gas and Gas Meter Inspection 32 Hawley street.
82 STATE DEPARTMENTS
LOCATION OF OFFICES
Departments Offices
Grand Army of the Republic 27 State House.
Gypsy Moth Bureau 408 State House.
Harbor and Land Commiasion 131 State House.
Health, State Dept. of 145 State House.
Health, State Dept of, Laboratories 538 State House.
Highway Commission 15 .Ashburton pi.
Homestead Commission 314 State House.
Industrial Accident Board 1 Beacon streoi..
Insanity, Board of 36 State House.
Inspector Boilers, District Police 3 State House.
Inspector Public Buildings, District Police 2 State House.
Insurance Commission 243 State House.
Land Court 408 Court House.
Loan Agencies, Supervisor of 277 State House.
Lumber Surveyor General 88 Broad street, rm. 724
Mass. Training Schools 179 State House.
Medicine, Board of Registration 1 Beacon street, rm. .">01
Metropolitan Park Commission 14 Beacon street, rm. 507
Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board 1 Ashburton pi.
Minimum Wage Commission 1 Beacon street, rm. 911
Minor Wards, Division of State 43 State House.
Nautical Training School Commissioners 2a Park street, rm. 8
Nurses, Board of Registration of 1 Bea^'on, rm. .501
Optometry, Board of Registration in 180 State House.
Pension Agent 123 State House.
Pharmacy, Board of Registration 22 State House.
Pilots, Commissioners of, for the Port of Boston 716 Chamber of Commerce.
Plumbers, State Examiners 68 Broad
Prison Commissioners 24 State House. .
Probation, Commission on 174 Court House.
Province Laws, Editors of 104 State House.
Public Records, Commissioner of 193 State House.
Public Service Commission 1 Beacon street, 7th floor
Quartermaster General ISo State House.
Registration of Legislative Counsel and Agents 148 State House.
Retirement, Board of 146 State House.
Retirement, Board of Teachers 315 State House.
Savings Bank Life Insurance, State Actuary 507 State House.
Sergeant-at-Arms 148 State' House.
State Aid and Pensions, Commissioner of 123 State House.
State Board of Labor and Industries 1 Beacon street, 6th floor
State Forester 408 State House.
State Library 3d floor, north State House.
Surgeon General 256 State House.
Tax Commissioner 234 State House.
Transit Commission, Boston 15 Beacon street.
Trustees, Hospitals for Consumptives 267 State House.
University Extension 213 State House
War Records, Division 257 State House.
Weights and Measures, Commissioner of 194 State House.
Workman's Compensation Bureau 508 Pemberton building.
Dr. John F FennesBV, Boston, term expi
Mrs. Helen B. Hopkins, Boston, term ei]
Henry LeFarour, Boston (secretary), tei
Henry P. Frost, M, D., Superintendent.
UIKECXORS OF 'VHB POK'I
dward F. McSweeney, chairman, t
aseph A. Conry, term expires July I,
onibard Williams, term expires iul:
hief Engineer, Prank W. Hodgdon.
inies T. McDonald, clerk.
bi;ri:a.ij of staxibxics.
Office State House, room 251.
aarles F. Gettemy, Director.
'iUiam Q. Grundy. Deputy Director.
iNnvsxRiA.1. A.cciui:arx bo.&.ri>
1 Beacon, 8th floor
OlVir, service: OOMMISSIOIV. Frank J. Donahue. Boston, chairman, term expires
I J. Hogan, ■
I P. Dudley. Secretary.
Dudley M. Holman, Taunton, term expires June 1. 1910.
Joseph A. Parks, Fall River, term expires June 1, 1918.
Thomas F. Bovie, Boston, term expires June 1, 1919.
David T. Dickinson, Cambridge, term expires June 1,
1920.
Robert E. Qrandfleld, secretary.
STATE DEPARTMENT,'
83
Central Office, State House, room 20, Boston, Mass.
Second Clerk, Etta
Berkshire County Jail and House of Correction, Pittsaeld •
Bristol County Jail and House of Correction, New Bedford .
«._:.._j Qounty Jail, Taunton.
[napectora, Harry Atk'inson.lli
. Cairns, Jeremiah J. Carey, Ji
Chief.
8. Beyer, __.
Casey, Aneel J. Cheney. Ernest E. Cleveland, Sydney
H Cliffe, Ambrose W. leele, Elmer Lewis. Angus H.
McDonald, William J. McKeever, Waiter A. Penninian,
Lemuel Pope, Arthur F. Koach. fcverett E. Ryan, Frank
W. Saunders, John J. Terry, Daniel J. Fitzgerald.
Inspection Depabtme
GeorceA. Luck. luspectors, Merrill W. Allen, Percy
Bragdoii. Henry Bushek, James W. Evaue, Charles t'<
puBon. Franklin L.Forbush, W'"" ■ — ■ - ■
Hinckley, John B. Kearney, Artftur t . Loveri
D. Mackintosh, Herbert E Mitchell, Edwa
Edward A. Mores, Harry E. Morton, Willian
say, George E. Richardson, Freeman H. Sanboi
, Charles Skoglund, H.-
Franklin G. Wright, Edward J.
, Deputy Chief, George
Detkctiv _ _ _ ___
Neal. Capt. William H. Proctor. ilUchael .
Thomai E. Bligh, Ernest 8. Bndford. Joseph V. Daly,
Thoma- A. Dexter, Thomas F. Eustace, i'rederick F.
Flynn, James J. Grady, Frank P. HaMiman, Arthur E.
' Inspector, Charles F. Rice.
FlEE LNSPEOTOE8, _
Fire Inspectors, James Anderson. Richard J. Griffin,
Frank G. Hale, Edward P. Horrtgon, Edward J McCarthy,
fi':-..,.!..- ^ .». — u„ ™.-.,.-_. p_ Murray, Edward ^
c County Jail. Newburyport.
Essex County Jail and House of Correction, Salem.
Cambridge.
Middlesex County Jail, Lowell. [tucket
Nantucket County Jail and House of Correction, Nan-
Norfolk County Jail and House of Correction. Dedhara.
Plymouth County Jail and House of CorrectioD,Plymouth.
Prison Camp and Hospital, West Rutland.
Reformatory Prison for Women. Sherborn; P. O. South
Framingham.
State Fann. Bridgewater ; P. O., State Farm.
State Prison, Charlestown.
Suffolk County Jail, Charles Street, Boston.
Suffolk County House of Correction, Deer Island.
Worcester County Jail and House of Correction, Fitch-
„ burg. [eester
Worcester County Jail and House of Correction, Wor-
Clerk of DetecUve Department, Francis W. Fogarty.
Frederick C. Bailey, senior m
John H. Frost, term ends ii
Richard Banfield, secretary.
State House, East Wing.
WiUiam D. Sohler (chairman), term expires 191(i.
Frank D. Kemp, term expires 1917.
Synan, term expires 19ia.
sciioor.s
179 state House.
F. Leslie Hayford, Executive Secretary.
Lyman School for Boys, Westborougb Elmer L.
Coffeen, Sunt.
Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster. Amy F. EveraJl.
Supt.
Industrial School tor Boys, Shirley. George P. Camp-
betl, Supt.
Boys' Parole Department, Walter A. Wheeler. Supt.,
Westborough.
Girls' Parole Department, Edith N. Burleigh, Supt., 15D
PUer^K! SEKVICB COMMISSION.
1 Beacon, 7th floor.
Stone, Springfield. July 1. 191
^-■"—^n, Winchester, July 1
' • — - n), Ca:
J. MacLeod (Cha
John F. Meaney, Blackstone, July 1, 1919.
iitantfl.JuBtin W. Lester, Edwin H. Feuno, Ernest
Chief of Rate and Tariff Bureau, C. Peter Clark.
Chief of Inspection Department, George W. Bishop.
Chief of Telephone and Telegraph Department. Wil-
liam H. O'Brien. Inspectors, James M. Cashing, M. J.
Engineers, Henry W. Hayes. Lewis E. Moore. Asst.
Engineers, Minor S.Jameson, William J. Keefe.
Railroad Inspectors, Daniel M. Wheeler, Leweilyn H.
McLain, Winfleld L. Larry, Henry W. Seward, John H.
Paraot, John W. Ogden. Michael J. ScuUy, Arthur W.
Hodges. Charles E. Montgomery. Asst. Inspectors. Philip
Scott, Timothy A. Connor, James E. Rich, Thomas
Charles J. Barton, ten:
Everett C. Benton, ten
Ellerton P. Whitney, 1
George Lyman Rogei
John R. Rablin, chief engineer.
Rogers, secretary
Hen^ P. Walcott.
1917.
Thomas E. Dwyet, term expires March 20,
Edward A. McLaughlin, term expires Mar
"""* *' " .Secretary
FredericlTix Sm'i
expires 1917; John F. Tobin,
iW.Don. "'
nmissiont
Deputy Comu
ThomasF.l ^. ... .
Counsel, Edward F. Wallai
Industiial Inspectors, Elmer 1. Christenson : Charles S.
Clerke ; Joseph F. Cobb ; Charles A. Dam ; John R. Dex-
ter; Andrew M. Goff; Edward Grant : Marv E. Hallev;
James R. Howes ; Mary A. Nason ; Arthur J. Vaughan and
Mrs. Mary K.O'SullIvan.
Industrial Health Inspectors, Albert W. Buck; AJfi-ed
Katz ; Alfred W. Kimball ; James H. Malonson ; John J.
McDonough ; Francis L. V. Murphy ; Carl T. Pomeroy ;
Samuel M. Schmidt; Frances Stern; Margaret F. Col-
lins; Eugene J. McCarthy, William Newsome Eichorn.
expires March 20, 1919.
MinriMlTM WAGE COMMISSION.
Ellen Nathalie Matthews.
SXAXE HARBOR AND LANU
COMMISSIONERS.
Office 131 State House.
William S. McNary, Boston, chairman. Term expires
George M. Harlow, Boston, term expires 191C. Charles
C. Paine. Hyannis. term expires 1917.
Frederick N. Wales, clerk.
84
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
T, Lleutenant-Gov'
and Kecelver-
The annuaf popalar el6cti<
I day following the first Monday of November. The
SpringHeld, Salary, $
Salary i Treaa., and Receiver- Gen, —Charles L. Burrill ot Boston
Salary. $5,000.
amptoii, Auditor of the Commonwealth — Alonzo B. Cook of
Boston, Salary, $5.U00.
Qgtry ot Attorney - General— Henry C. Attwill of Lynn, Salary,
IVG VOtJNClJL. Salary, $1,000 and expenses of t
I David L. Parker of New Bedford
( Richard P. Andrews of Boston
t Timothy J. Buckley of Boaton
6 Henry C. MuUigab of Natiek
7 Channing Smith of Leicester
8 Charles H. Wright of Pittsfleld
CONORKHSMSIV OF llia.!»S^CHUS£'rXS.
8ENATOE8-Henry Cabot Lodge, of Nahant, tUl 1917; John W. Weeks, of Newton, till 1919.
RBPEE8BNTATIVK8— Terms expire March 4, 1917. District 1— Allen Treadway, of Stockbridge. District 2- Fred-
erick H. Gillett, of Springfield. District 3— Calvin D. Paige, of Southbridge. District 4— Samuel E. Winslow,
District 5— John Jacob Rogers, of Lowell. District 6— Auguf' " " ' ' " ■•■
District 7— Michael F. Phelan, of Lynn. District 8-Frederick W. Dallinger, i
• ■ - "' ■ "' -ict 10-Peter F. Tague, of Boston. — ■
"alUvan, of Boston. District 13— Wiiimm n. v-unct, ui iickuubiu. i^ihuh-i ii
District 15— William S. Greene, of Fall River. District 16— Joseph Waish, .
New Bedford:
of Worcest
District 7-:
W. Roberts, of Chelsea. District
Boston. District 12— James A. Galli
Richard Olney, 2d, of " " '"'
District 1
SE1V.A.XOKS. Compensatic
$1000 for the session.
BABNSTABLE. NANTUCKET, AND
Diet. DUKE6.
(7ap«— Charles L. Giftord, of Barn-
stable
BBBKBHIBE.
Frank Baitlett. of Pittsfleld
, Joseph W- Martin, jr. of North
Attlebotough
t Walter E. McLane, of Fall
; RichardKnowles.of NewBed-
1 George H. Jackson, of Lyni
•2 F. Howard Perley. of Salen
3 Chas. D. Brown, of Gloucester
4 Htnry O. Wells. I '"
FBANKUN AND HAMP8HIKE
John W. Haigis, of Montague
1 Qurdon W. Gordon, of Spring-
field
2 John F. Sheehan, ot Holjoke
George H. Ellis, of Newton
I James F. Cavanagh, qt Eyerttt
.Eldridge.ofSom-v
I James e . Cavanagh, ot Evertii
i Nathan A. Tufts, of Waltham
Wilton B. Fay, of Medford
7 Chaa A. Kimball, of Littleton
8 George E.Marehand, of Lowell
Jiar. NOBFOLK.
1 Louis F.R.Langelier, of Quin-
2 Onon T. Mason, of Medway
John E Beck, of Chel«€
i Martin Hays, of Boston _
• Daniel J. Cha
1 Robert N. Washburn, of Wor-
l Clarence W. Hobbs, jr., of
Worcester
! Frank S. Farnsworthol Leom-
[ Wm.A.L.BaEeley,ofUxbridge
HerbertE. Cummings, of North
SeNA.TOKlA.U niSXKlCTS. [Established by Chapter 497, Acts of 1906.]
DennU, Eastham, Edgartown.
Falmouth, Gay Head, Gos-
nold, Harwich. Ma Bhpee,NaB-
lucket. Oak Bluffs. Orleans,
Adams, Cheshire, Clarksburg,
Dalton. Florida, Hancock,
Hinsdale, Lanesborough,
New Ashford, North Adams,
Peru, Pittsfleld, Savoy, Wil-
1 Berkshire County. Ches-
Longnieadow, Montgomery,
. Attleboro'. Berkley, Dighton,
Eaaton. Mansfield, North At-
Norton, Raynhani,
haven, Freetown, New
. Essex, Gloucester, Hamilton
Ipswich, Manchester, New-
bury, Newburyport, Rockpoit,
Rowley, Salisturv, Topsfleld,
Wenham, West Newbury.
. Amesbury, Boxford, George-
town, Groveland, Haverhill,
Merrimac, Middleton, Pea-
Bernardstou, Buck-
3harIemont, Colerain,
r, Deerfield, Erring,
hutesfury, Sun-
deriand. Warwick. WendeU,
Whately, in Franklin County.
set, Egreraont.
ington. Lee, Lenox,
Mt. Washington,
New Marlboro', Otis, Rich-
Wards 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7, Lyn
1. Springfield,
f. Chicopee, Holyoke, Westfleld,
West Springfield.
SENATORIAL DISTRICTS — HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
I. War^Bfi, ePV" 8. 9, 10 »nd 11,
CambridKB.
(. SomerTille.
I. Everett, Maiden, Melrose.
i. Belmont, Concord, Hudson,
Lexington, Lincoln, Marlboro,
Maynard, Stow. Sudbury, Wal-
; Arlington.Medford.Stoneham,
Wakefield. Wincheeter, Wo-
ton, Carliple. Littleton, Low
ell. Wards 5 and 9, North
Reading, Reading, Weptford.
Wilmington, in Middlesex
County ; Lynn, Ward 6. Lynn-
fleld, SauETua, in Essex County.
Dracut, Dunstable, Groton.
Pepperell, Shirley, Townsend,
Franklin, Medfield, Medway,
Millis, Needham, Norfolk.
Norwood, Plainvillo. Sharon,
Stoughton.Walpole.WelleBley,
Westwo. ■ — ■"
East Bridgewater, Halifax,
Hanover, Hanson, Hinghani,
Hull, Kingston, Marsfifleld,
Norwell, Pembroke, Plym-
outk, Flynipton, Rockland,
Scihiate, Whitman, io Plym-
outh County. Cohasset in
Norfolk County.
. Brldgewater, Brockton, Lakr-
ville, Marion, Mattapoisset,
Middleborougn, Rochenter,
Warehnm, Weflt Bridgewater
1. Chelsea, Revere, Wjnthrop
Ward 1, Boston.
2. Wards 2, 3, 4 and fi, Boston,
and Wards I, 2 and 3, Cam-
. Boston, and
85
1. Wards i, 6, a, 7, 8, Sand 10,
Worcester.
2. BerlinjBolton.BoylstoD, Clin-
ton, Harvard. Holden, Lan-
caster. Sterling, W. Boylston,
Worcester, Wards I, 2 and 8.
Gardner,
Inchendon.
, Blackstone, Doug)
borough. North bridge, axlord,
Shrewsbury, Southborough,
Grafton, Hopedale,
Braintree, North Brookfleld,
Oakham. Paiton, Petersham,
PhillipBton, Princeton, Rut-
land, Southbridge, Spenoer,
Dedham, Dover, Foxborough,
7. Wards 18. 19 and 22, Boston.
8. Wards 20 and 21, Boston.
HOUSK OF REPSfiSKATXAXIVfiS. Compensation, $1000 f
3 Brewster, Eastham, Orleans,
Provincetown, Truro, Well-,
1 Clarksburg, Florida, North
Adams, Wards 3, 4 and 5, Sav-
oy-James T. Potter o* North
2 North Adams, Wards. 1, 2, 6,7
- William H. Woodhead of
North Adams.
3 Adams. Cheshire, Hinsdale,
New Ashford. Peru, Windsor
— Cornelius Boothman of Ad-
man of Williamstown,
5 Pittsfield, Wards ». 6. 7-Rob-
t T.Kent of Piltsfield.
i rittsfleld. Wards, 8, 4, 6 —
William C. Renne of Pittsfield.
Becket, Lee, Lenox, Monterey,
New Marlboro. Otis, Rich-
mond, Sandisfield.Tyringham
Washington-John H, McAl-
leli. Stockbridge. West
Stookbridge-C. Edgar Searing
of Stockbridge.
oro. North Attleboro,
Seekonk— Maurian I.
Algodt N. Anderson ot Easton.
I Taunton. Wa^ds 5, 7, 8- Mat-
thew A. H^gins of Taunton.
\ Taunton, Wards 2,3,4— Joseph
5 Berkley, Dlghton, Rehoboth
I Acushnet. Dartmouth, Fa
haven, Freetown — David
Kelley of Fairhavt
Parker of New Bedford.
9 Fall River, Wards 1 2, and
Westport—Joseph E. Freeling
and Isaac U. Wood of Fall
brose F. Ogden of Fall I
11 Fall River. Wards 6. 7, i
Somerset,
Bagshaw, Frank Mul
ranit Muiveny ana
Larocfjue of Fall
1 Chilmark, Edgartown, Gay
Head, Gosnold, Oak Bluffs,
. French of liaverhill.
1 Haverhill. Wards 4 and 8-
Eseix S. Abbott of Haverhill.
I HaverhiU.'
Morrill of Haverhill.
1 Lawrence, Wards "
7 I.,awrence, Ward 5— Frederick
Butler of Lawrence.
8 Lawrence, Ward G— James T.
O'Dowd of Lawrence.
9 Andover-Nesbit G. Gleason of
Andover.
10 Boxford, Groveland, Haver-
hill, ward 7, North Andover—
Peter Holt of North Andover.
11 Peabody— Michael J. Sherry of
12 Lynn, Ward 3, Swampscott-
Charles H. Annis of Lynn
D. Bentley of Swamp-
14 Lynn, Wards 3 and 4, and Na-
hant— George C- F. Allen and
" Oaiinc"
JamesE. OdlinofLy;
15 Lynn, Ward 6. and Saugus—
Thomas W. Baxter of Lynn
and FranclB M Hill of Saugus.
16 Marblehead— John N. Osborne
of Marblehead.
17 Halem, Wards 1 and 2— James
Coffey of Salem.
18 Salem,W8rds 3 and 5— Chaun-
cey Pepin of Salem.
19 Salem, Wards 4 and 6— Denis
J. Sullivan of Salem.
£20 Beverly and Danvers— Francis
Norwood and AUison G. Cath-
eron of Beverly.
21 Gloucester, Wards 4, 5 and 8,
Manchester— Harris E. Foster
of Gloucester.
22 Gloucester, Wards 3. 6 and 7-
James E. Tolman of Gloucester
Wards
Middletor
Wenha:
M. Lyle
on, Ipswl
Rowley, Topsfleld,
Gloucester.
" Hamilton, Ipswich.
n, Rowley, Topsfleld,
-Frank E. Raymond
23 Newburyport. Wards 1, 2, S
and 4— Carl C. Emery of New-
buryport.
"* " Newbury, New-
buryport, Wards 5 and 6. _
bury, Wesi Newbury— Wil
F. Runnells of Newburypo
G. FeiTy of Shelbume.
! Greenfield— F rede
Pierce of Qreenflcld.
I Bernardston, Den-fli
Leverett, Leyi
4 Erving, New Salem, North -
field.Orange, Shutesbury.War-
wick, Wendell-Harry C. Gates
ofMonson. '
I Agawam, Blandford, Chester,
East Longmeadow, Granville,
Hampden, Longmeadow, Lud-
low, Montgomery, Russell,
Southwick, Tolland, West
Springfield, Wilbraham —
Edward E Chapman of Lud-
low and George W. Love of W.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
1 Springfield, Wards 2 and 3-
Joho Mitchell of Springfield,
j Springfield, Wards 4. 6 and 6—
George D. Chamberlain of
Springfield.
) Springfield. Ward 7— Julius F.
Carman of Springfield,
r Springfield, Ward 8-Merrill
;.Streeter of Springfield.
I Chicopee-
Buckley,
John J. Murphy of Holyoke.
10 Holyoke, Wards 3 and 6-
Frederick W. MacKtnzie ol
Holyoke.
11 Holyoke, Wards 5 and 7-
John D. Ryan of Holyoke.
12 Westfi eld— Thomas J. Coolcy
ofWestfield
FitzGerald of Northampton.
J Chesterfield, Cummington,
Easthampton, Goshen, Hunt-
ington, Middlefield, Plainfield,
Southampton, Westhampton,
WilUamsturg, Worthington-
Frank E. Lyman of EastHamp-
I Belchertown, Enfield, Granby,
Greenwich, Felham, Prescott,
Ware-Roland D. Sawyer of
Cambridge. Wards 1, 2 and a—
■idge. Wards 1.2
sCliapnianand
Lynch of Cambridge.
2 Cambridge. Wards 4, a, o auu *
—Frederic F. Clauaa, Albert M.
Chandlerand Charles N. James
3 Cambridge,Ward8 8 9,10andll
—Philip R. Amniidon. Ken-
neth P. Hill and C. Buniside
Weston.jr. of Newlo
6 Walthani— George P. Drury
and John M. Gibbs of Wal-
6 Natick— Thomas H. Brennan
ofNatick.
7 Framingham— James E. Mac-
Pherson ot Framingham.
8 Ashland.Holliston.Hopkinton.
Sherborn - Charles D. Fisher ot
HolUston.
9 Marlborough— John H. Parker
nard, Stow— George E. Osgood
of Hudson.
11 Acton, Ayer, Carlisle, Chelms-
ford, Littleton, Westford-
EdgarH.HaU of Acton.
12 Ashby, Dunstable, Groton.
Pepperell, Shirley. Townsend,
Tyngs bo ro— Joseph A. Saun-
ders of Pepperell.
13 Bedford, Con
~ iai
ngo
14 Dracut and Lowell, Ward 1—
Arthur W- Colburn of Dracut.
15 Lowell. Ward 2— Uennis A.
Murphy *>* Lowell.
16 LoweU,Ward84and5— John J.
O'Connell of Lowell.
18 Lowell.WardS— Fred O.Lewis
of Lowell.
19 Billerica. LowfU, Ward 9,
Tewksbury- Burton H. Crosby
of Lowell.
20 Burlington,
Heading.W „ .
-Fred J. Brown of Woburn
andEdwardB. Eamesof Read-
lE. Bliss, Lloyd
Medford
28 Medford, Wards 1, 2, 4. 6, and 7
—James Morrison ot Meoford.
29 Arlington, Lexington — Jacob
1 Dedham, Needham — John A.
Hirshof Dedham.
2 Brookline— Charles F.Rowley
Martin of Boston.
4 Canton, Milton — Joseph F.
& Quiucy, Wards 1, 2 and 3 —
Albert L. Whitman of Qulncy.
6 Quincy. Wards 4, 5 and 6—
Edward J. Sandberg ot Quincy.
7 Weymouth— Kenneth L. Nash
of Weymouth.
8 Avon, Braintree, Holbrook,—
Hartley L. White of Braintree.
9 Randolph. Sharon, Stoughton
-Joseph Belcher of Randolph.
10 Norwood. Walpole, Westwood
-Julius Guild of Walpole.
11 Dover. Medfield, Medway,
Millis, Norfolk. Wellesley—
Harold L. Perrin of Wellesley.
tham — Horace W. Ilosie of
Franklin.
1 Plymouth— John W. Churchill
of Plymouth
2 Duxbury, Marshfield, Nor-
well, Pembroke, Scituate—
Edmund Baker of Marshfield.
5 Cohasset, Hingham. Hull —
William O. Souther, jr. of Co-
HanoTcr, Hanson
" im J. Barry
min §. Atwood of Whitman'
6 Carver, Lakeville. Marion
Mattapoisett, Rochester.Ware
Kingston. Middle-
.Plympton- William
M.HaskinsofMiddleboro.
8 Bridgewater, EastBridgewater,
West Bridgewater-AlTston M.
Sinnott of Bridgewater.
borough,
10 Brockton, Wards 1, 2 and 5-
Willlam B. Baldwin and .
I Maybury of Brockton
^iTst twenty-five d
wards in Boston.
24 Everett— Fred P.
: Wards 1 and
2 Manassah E.Bradley and John
J. Kearney
3 John J. Gillis and James J.
Brennan.
4 Wards 4 and 5— John P. Ma-
honey, Michael J. McNamee
and Charles J. McNulty.
& Wards 1 and 2— -Toseph M. Lev-
6 Ward's— Vincent Brogim and
and David Mancovitz.
Ward 9— Thomas F. D
and Samuel Silverman.
Ward 10 — Channing ]
Ward 12— John W. Craig and
James W. Hayes.
Ward 13— William J. Foley
and John N. Levins.
Ward 14— Daniel W. Casey
and Joseph Uakhem.
Ward 18— Patrick E. Murray,
jr. and George E. Curran.
Ward 11) — James Mclnerney
and William H. Sullivan.
Ward 20— John J. Cummings.
Peter F. McCartv and Joseph
McGrath.
Ward 21 — Simon Swig and
Addison P. Beardsley.
22 Ward 22— John P. Englert and
*■'- ij. Mo.T-
2;i— Geo
and James E. ',
24 Ward 24 — Charles S. Lawler.
Joseph J. Benson and Sanmel
H.fifildram.
25 Ward 25— Frederick E. Dow-
ling Herbert A. Wilson.
2G Chelsea, Wards 3 and 4 -
John J. O'Brien of Chelsea.
27 Chelsea, Ward 5. Revere, Win-
throp-Edgar H. Whitney ot
Winthrop and Charles U.
Cross of Royalston.
Arthur F. Lamb of Templeton
and Charles H. Hartshoro of
3 Barre, Holden, Hubbardeton,
Oakham, Princeton. Rutland.
Sterling, Westminster- Water-
man L. Williams of Holden.
4 Brookaeld, Hardwick, New
Braintree, North Brookfield,
Warren. West Brookfield—
Louis H. Ruggles of Hardwick.
5 Charlton. Southbridge, Stur-
bridge— Daniel T. Morrill of
8 Blackstone, Douglas, Grafton,
Millbury, Shrewsbury, Sutton,
Uxbridge-Peter C Paradis ot
Millbury and Francis Piescott
9 Uopedale, Mendon, Milford,
Northbridge, Upton — Arthur
W. Frail of Upton and William
A- Murray of Milford.
10 Berlin, Bolton, Boylston, Clin-
ton, Northborough, Southbor-
ough, West BoyUton, West-
borough— Albert M. Tyler of
W Boylston and George A.
Whitrey of Clinton.
11 Fitchburg, Ward 6, Harvard,
14 Worcester, Ward 2— G.
17 Worcester, Ward 5— Thomas
20 Worcester, Ward S— Theodore
87
MILITIA
Adiulant-GeDcral, Bri" -Gen Charles H. Cole, Boston.
Aides-de-Camp, Capt. Richard Lawrence, Boston, C»pt.
J. A. LoweU Stake, Boston.
A(Uiitant-Oeneral*a JDepartmeiit.
259 State House
vVdjutant-General. Brig.-Gen. Charles II Cole, Boston.
AdjutB.-Gen., Lieut.-Col. William S- Simmons, Milton ;
and Majors Charles A. Stevens, Lowell and Cbarles T.
Cahill,Roxbury
lnspeGtor-Oenera.l*H Depurtmeut.
South Armory, Ir\ington Street, Boston
Inspector-Gen., Lieut. Col. George H. Benyon, Water-
Inspectors General with rank of Lieut.-Col., Jt'sse F.
Stevens. Wollaston : John S. Barrows, Boston
Inspectors General with rank of Major, Charles F. Sar-
gent, Lawrence, and Olin D. Dickerman^ Newton
JudKe A^dvocate^B Department.
South Armory, Irvington Street, Boston
-Cnl. William C. Rogers, Boston, Judge Advocate-
Common wi
Mai..
Cor
Col. Charles Haydi
Major William L. Conrad, BoitOD.
Major Henry B. Knowles. Gloucester.
Major Harrie C. Hunter, Marlboro.
Major Joseph N. Willcutt, Cohasset.
Capt. Elon F. Tandy, South Framinj
dent of State Arsenal.
Capt. Joiiah S. Hathaway, Brookllnc.
Capt. Charles T. Uukelow, Brookline
Capt. John P. Ka
SomerviUe, Deputy Quar-
Field Hospital Xo. 1.
Ith Armory, 1036 Commonwealth Av., Alls.
1 D. R. Woodworth, Jamaica Plain, Medical
'ps., Commanding.
Ctpt. Frederick A. King, Bosron, Medical Corps.
Ist Lieut Charles R. Morgan, Boston, Medical Corps.
Ist Lieut.SumnerC.Andrins, Gloucester. Medical Corps.
1st Lieut. David L. Williams, Boston, Medical Corps.
Ambulance Company Wo. 1.
Conlm^nwealth Armory, 1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls.
Capt. George F. Keenan, Brighton, Medical Corps., Com-
manding.
Capt Leonard W. Hassett, Lynn. Medical Corps,
lat Lieut. Frederick W. O'Brien, Brockton, Medical
Chief of Ordnance.
South Armory, Irvington Street, Boston
Maj. Kingslcy A. Bumham, Boston.
Corps of Enefneers.
South Armory, Irvington Street, Boston
Maj. Christopher Harrison, Everett, Chiet of Engineer
Second Brigade.
Headquarters, Commonwealth Arm<
1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls.
, John M. Portal, Wo-
Fir«t Corps of Cadets.
Headquarters, Cadet Armory, 130 Columbni av.,
Lieutenai t Colonel, Franklin L. Joy, Roxhury
Major, Holton B. Perkins, " *
Medical Department.
266 State House
Surgeon-Gen , Lieut.-Col. Frank P. Williams,
. Joseph 8. Hart, Lincoln, Surgeon
waj. William R. P. Emerson, Boston, Surgeon.
Maj. Frederick E Jonei, Quincy, Surgeon.
M»j. Jonn U. R. Woodworth, Jamaica Plain, Surgeon
Mai. Fred L. Bonan, Dorchester, Surgeon-
Ma). Irving T. Cutter, Win Chester. ^Surgeon.
Maj. Harry H. Nev...,, ^-.....,^^. ^=... ^^.^^^^.
( apt. Abraham C. Williams, Springfield. Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Witliam NTenney, Canton, AasistantSurgeon.
Copt. DunlapP. Penhallow. Boston, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. WtUiam H. Blanchard, Quincy, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. George F. Kceoan, Brighton, Aisistant Surgeon.
Capt. Frederick A. King. Boston, Asst Surgeon.
Capt. Mason D. Bryant, Lowell, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt James Glass, Framingham, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Edward A. Rushford, Salem, Asst, Surgeon.
Capt. James F. Coupal, Roxbury, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Charles F. Mams, Dorchester, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt Benjamin E. Wood, Allston, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Sydney C. Hardwick, Quincy, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Oecar A. Dudley, Saxonville, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Leonard W. Hassett, Lynn, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Harry C. Martin, Longmeadow, Asst. Surgeon
Capt. Dana W. Drury. Boston, Asst. Surgeon.
Ist Lieut. Benjamin E. Wood, Allston, Asst. Surgeon.
1st Lieut. Karl R. Bailey, Jamaica Plam, Asst. Surgeon.
' t Lieut. Charles R. Morgan, Boston, Asst. Surgeon.
Capt. Harold W. Estey, Billerica.
Ist Lieut. George B. Dabuey, Boston
2d Lieut. William J. Toppau, Boston
Company B.
Capt. John F. Osborn. Cambridge
1st Lieut. Edwm M. Brush, Brookline
2d Lieut. Elias Field. Forest Hills
Company C.
Capt. Charles M. Rotch, Boston
Ist Lieut. Robert E. Hamilton. Cheliea
2d Lieut. Lester F. Sargent, Westwood
Company D
Capt. Porter B. Chase, W. Newton.
Ist Lieut. George I. Cross, Cambridge
2d Lieut. Carroll J. Swan, Allston
Coast .A^rtillery Corps.
Headquarters, South Armory, Irvington Street.
Colonel, E. Dwight FuUerton, Dedham
Lieut.-Col., George F Quinby. Dorchester
Majors, Benjamin B. Shedd, Medford; G. Morgan King
Hyde Park
Adjutant. Capt. George B. Stebbins, Roslindale
Eneineer, Capt. Frank M. Gunby, Boston
, Capt. Walter L. Weeden, Worcester
utants Ist Lieutt. Walter J. Gilbert, New
Bedford; Charles Keveney, jr., Dorchester; EdwardF.
Chase, Lynn
Battalion Quartermaster and Commissary, 2d Lieuts.
George E. Adams, Quincv ; George B. Sawyer, Quincy ;
a;cii":
Sheahan, Quincy,
1st Lieut. Richard H. Miller. Boston, Asst. Surgeon,
lat Lieut. Merrick Lincoln, Worcester, Asst. Surgeon.
Chatlestown Armory, Headquarters
Bunker Hill Street:
Commonwealth Armory, for Mounted Troops, 1035 Com-
Naval Battalion Armory, 97 Huntington Av.
South Armory, Headquarters Coast Artillery Corps.,
Irvington Street.
; Lieut., Cyrus
Josepn H.Hurney, Dorchester.
2d Company— Capt.. Albert L. Kendall, Framinghan:
lit Lieut-, Edward W. Raymond, E. Weymouth. 2.
Lieut., Vernon A. Campbell, Boston
3d Companv— Capt., Harry J. Kane. New
Lieut.; Charles C.
Clarence H. Poor, jr., Cambridge
7th Company— Capt.. Arthur W. Burton. Cambridge.
Hinghai
uni, EastBoston. 2d Lieut-, Thomas
Fifth Refflment orinfaniry
Headquarters, Charleetown Armory,
366 Bunker Hill Street.
Colonel, 'Willia W. Stover, Everett
Lieut. Col., Willard C. Butler, Plymouth
Majors, Franris Meredith. Soinerville, OrviUe J.
Medtord, Walter L. Bouve, Hinsham
Adjutant, Capt. William W. Wade, Woburn
Quartermaster, Capt. Jackson Caldwell, Somerville
Commissary, Capt. Merton E. Jenkins, Charlestown
AsBt. Inep. Small Arms Practice, Thomas McCarthy,
Woburn
Battalion Quarterma
1 Commissaries, 2d LieutB.
Evere'tt Arnold, West Roxbury, Charges E. Mc-
intire, Cambridge; Edward P. Brock ' "^
Chaplain, Stephen H. Roblin, Brooklii
Companies at Charlestown
Company J
Car "
2d Lieut. Chal-les W. H. Smith,
Capt. James D. Weir, Somerville
1st Lieut. Eli C Benwav, Boston
2d Lieut. George E. Irving, Charlestown
Company H.
Capt. Geo- T. Lattimer. Charlestown
let Lieut. Patrick F. O'Brien, Somerville
2d Lieut., James J. Kearney, Maiden
Sixth Kefflment of Infautry.
Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory,
1035 Commonwealtb Av., Alls.
Colonel, Warren E. Sweetser, Wollaston
Lieut.-Colonel, Herbert W. Damon, Framingham
Majors, William H. Dolan, Fitchburg; Colby T. Kit-
redge, Lowell
Adjutant, Capt.^hilip L. SchujMe
Capt. Jolin Kenney, Somerville
Ist Lieut. Chester A. Baker, Boston
2d Lieut. John R. Sanborn, Medford
B Troop.
I LieutB Howrrd'c7Le8'l'ie',"MHton^'
1st Lieut Daniel Sweetland, CambridRe
2d Lieut. Bertrand W. Ashby. Medford
D Troop
Capt. ^
Ist Lie . ...
2d Lieut. Waiiam F. Swain, Mattapan
First Resiment of Field Artillery.
Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory,
1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls.
Colonel, John H. Sherburne. Brookline
Lieut. Col
Majors, Thorndi
Howe, Haverhill ; Richard K.
Hall, Brookline
Regimental Adjutant, Capt. Roger D. Swain, Cambridge
tE. Goodwin, Con-
Commissary, Capt Arthur W. Green, Lynn
Veterinarians. Dr. William T. White, Newtonville, Dr.
JohnH. Seale, Sakni
Battalion Adjutants, Capt. Norton Wiggiesworth. Milton
redge, Lowell
'■ - ' Capt.
aster, Capt. Henry H. Wheelock, Fitchburg
try. Capt. Lewis O- Hunton. Lowell
Asst. Insp. Small Arms Practice, Capt. James H. Keough
8 Practic
Wakefield
Sattalion Adjutants, Ist. Lieuts. George t
Jamaica Plain ; Charles E. Akeley, Leomir
Elbert M. Crockett. Milford; Harrie C. Perr,
borough; Winf red C. MacBrayne, Lowell
Chaplain, WilUam F. Dusseaull, Lynn
Company L— Armory. Bulfinch Street, Boston
Capt. J. Holman Pry or. We: * "'
Isi Lieut. Joseph C ""'
Ninth ReKiment of Infantry.
Headquarters, East Armory, 75 E. Newton St., Boston.
I L. Logan. South Boston
Winthrop Miller, Boston, 2d Lieut, Stuart McLeod,
Salem
Chaplain, Murray W. Dewart, Winchester
A Battery
Capt. Edward B. Richardson, Brookline
1st Lieuts. Herbert S. Allen, Boston; George A.
Parker, Lancaster _
2<1 Lieuts, James F. Clarke, Boston, Erland F
Xaval Militia Department.
Headquarters, 264 State House
Chief of Department. Brig.-Gen. Charles H. Cole, B
Naval Alililia Bureau.
Parker, retired. Chief of Bi
Wright.
' Bedfori
1 E. Baudoin, New Bedford
nruvai Battalion.
Headquarters. 97 Huntington Avenue
Captain. William B Edgar. Fall River.
Lieut. Commanders, Frederick G. Robinson, Somerville;
John T. Nelson, Fall River ; Albert H. Baker, Boston ;
illiara W. Ramsay, Cambridge.
Commissary. Capt. Daniel J. Murphy, Natick
Asst. Insp. Small, Arms Practice, Capt. Joseph T. Law-
less, Waltham
Battalion Adjutants, 1st Lieuts. John W. Mahoney,
Lawrence: Francii J. O'Kane, Brookline, Joseph W.
O'Connell, Worcester
Battalion Quartermasters and Commissaries. 2d Lieuts.
William H. Drohan, Dorchester; John D. Murphy,
Natick ; John J. Lydon, South Boston
ChaplD" --■'-"■
, Fall Riv.
apt.'
IstLieut.
2d Lieut. Joseph T
'^a*pY William J. McCarthy, Dorchester
. McConnell. Boston
. Charles J. Cannon, Dorchei
Comoany C.
Capt.
Capt. Herbert S. M. Lavden. Dorchester
lat Lieut. Nicholas A. Fleming, South Boston
2d Lieut. George J. Cronin, Dorchester
Company E.
Capt. James J. O'Brien, South Boston
1st Lieut. Daniel J. Canty. Woburn
2d Lieut. Frank E. Collins, Roslindale
CompBoy 1
Capt. Christopher F. Lee, Dorchester
1st Lieut. James J. Flanagan, Boston
2d Lieut Robert Hayes, Dorchester
Plrst Squadron of Cavalry.
Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory,
1035 Commonwealth Av., Alls.
Major, Charles A. Schmitz^West Medford
QuartTmoater and Commissary, 2d Lieut., Leroy
Robbing, Medford
Veterinarian, Arthur W. May, Jamaica Plain.
Lieut, (junior grade). William H. McEwen, jr., Melrose.
Lieut. Com. David G. Eldridge, Dorchester, Surgeon.
Lieut. Com. Milton I. Deane, Fall River, Paymaster.
Lieut. Orland R. Blair. Springfield, Passed Asst. Surgeon.
Lient. Frank P. Turner. Maiden. Passed Asst. Paymaster.
Lieut, (junior grade) George E. Butler, Fall River, Asst.
Licuts^fjunior grade) Roy W. Mathers, Lynn; Frank
W. Sleeper, Dorchester Aset. Surgeons,
Lieut, (junior grade) Joseph D. Grf "
Paymaster.
COMPANIES at Mechanic Building, 97 Huntington Av.
1st Deck Division. _ ,„ ^ ^ ^^
Lieut and Chief of Co., WiUi»m A. Rattgan, South
Lieot. J. G.. Frank W. Lanagan, East Boston.
Ensign, Ernest J. Flannigan. Wakefield.
2d Deck Division. „ „ . ,_ ...
Lieut, and Chief of Co.. Edwin W. Keith, Melrose.
Lieut. J. G., Wm. J. FitzRerald, Dorchester.
Ensign, Henry J. Lund, Concord Junction.
3d Deck Division.
Lieut, and Chief of Co., Howard G. Copeland, Stone-
Lieut J. G-. William A. Hindon. Melrose.
Ensign, Norman E. Merrill, Walpole.
1st Eneineer Division
Lieut. Chief, of Div.. Franklin G. Wright, Dorchester.
Lieut. J. G., Edward J. Ho^an. South Boston.
Ensijms. Oscar B. Davis, Medford; William H. But-
terworth, East Boston.
Chief of Div.. Henry H. Bartlett, East Boito
- - — -er F. Brookins. Boston.
W. Walsh, Roslindale; Hiram 1
Lieut. J. G.. Walter F. Brooki
Ensigns, George
McGlaufln,Wa
First Marin
97 Huntington Av.
Capt. Commanding, Walter A. Powers. Brookline
Ist Lieut., William A. Wharton. Mattapan
2d Lieut., Stewert W. Chaffer, Brookline
Fir»t Battalion !$ieual Troops
Headquarters, Commonwealth Armory,
1035 Commonwealth Av.. Alls.
Major, Harry G. Chase, Boston, Chief Signal Officer.
Company A. (Wire Company)
Capt.. S. Stewart Smith, Somerville.
Ist Lieut., Frank P. Edwards, Cambridge.
1st Lieut., Henry C Gawler, Somerville.
Company B. (Radio Company)
Capt! .
1st Lieut., Addison F. Crafts, Everett.
CITY DEPARTMENTS
LOCATION OF OFFICES
Departments Offices
Art 1001 City Hall annex.
Assessing 301 City Hall annex.
Auditing 20 City Hall.
Building 901 City Hall annex.
Building Examiners, Board of 1001 City Hall annex.
Cemetery 1001 City Hall annex.
Children's Institutions 49 City Hall.
City Clerk 31 City Hall.
City Council, Officials of 55-50 City Hall.
City Planning Board 47 City Hall.
Collecting 2d floor City Hall annex.
Consumptives' Hospital 1001 City Hall annex.
Election Ill City Hall annex.
Finance Commission 73 Tremont street, room 416
Fire Headquarters CO Bristol street.
Fire Department, Chief of Engine House 26-35, 18 Mason
Harbor Master Battery cor. Commercial st.
Health 11th floor. City Hall annex.
Hospital 818 Harrison avenue.
Infirmary 51 City Hall.
Institutions Registration 5 City Hall, basement.
Law 73 Tremont street, room 730.
Library Public Library, Copley square.
Licensing Board for City of Boston 1 Beacon street, Sth floor.
Market Faneuil Hall Market.
Overseeing of the Poor 43 Hawkins street.
Park and Recreation 33 Beacon street.
Police Commissioner 29 Pemberton square.
Police, Superintendent of 37 Pemberton square.
Printing 251 Causeway street.
Public Buildings 802 City Hall annex.
Public Works, Commissioners of 509 City Hall annex.
Public Works, General Office 506 City Hall annex.
Registry 103 City Hall annex.
School, Officials of the Committee 14 Mason street.
School, Superintendent of 14 Mason street.
Schoolhouse 1007 City Hall annex.
Sinking Funds 20 City Hall.
Soldiers' Relief 00 City Hall.
Statistics 73 City Hall.
Street Commissi jners 401 City Hall annex.
Supply SOS City Hall annex.
Treasury 21-22 City Hall.
Vessels and Ballast 157 Liverpool St., East Boston.
Weights and Measures 106 City Hall annex.
Wire 905 City Hall annex.
90
CITY GOVERNMENT, 1916
Boaton was incorporated as a City in 1822, when the judiciary of Boston was separated
from the executive and legislative branches. In 1885 the executive of Boston was separated
from the legislative branch. The term of mayor is four years, subject to recall after two
years by not less than a majority of all the voters in the city: the city council consists of
nine members elected at large for three-year terms; all nominations for a municipal election
to be made by petition of not less than five thousand voters, without party designations on
the ballot. Election sixth Tuesday after annual state election, see page 84. Terms begin
the first Monday in February
Mayor, JAMES M. CTXRLEY, Salary, $10,000. Office, City Hall
CITY COUNCIL
Salaries, $1600 each.
DANIEL J. McDonald
Term Expires 1917
GEORGE W. COLEMAN
THOMAS J. KENNY
WALTER BALLANTYNE
JOHN J. ATTRIDGE
Term Expires 1918
JOHN A. COULTHURST
Term Expires 1919
WALTER L. COLLINS
HENRY E. HAGAN
JAMES J. STORROW
. Pratt, William F. Prindeville
Art Departm
1001 City Hall ai
Commiasionere, Thomaa Allc
Templeman Cooiidge. jr.
npteman Coc
irles D. Magii
lis, Alexander Steinert.
44-Michael I
45— Warren F. Freemau, Aionzo A. Pulverinaa
4ft-Edward E. McGrath, Clarke Waters
47— Joseph J. Houston, Edward F. Brenii
48— James F. Maguire. P. Frank Tracy
■" "-"-'iF.Carley. John J. Casey
Assessine ]>epitrtment.
301 City Hall annex.
Board of Assessors: Edward B. Daily (chairman),
Frederick H Temple. Fred E. Bolton, Charles E. Folsom
■ lam A. Creney, William
. with 9500 extra tor the
chairman and $200 for the secretary. First and Second
Asst. Assessors by Districts ;
1— Thomas O.McEnancy, George E. Leet
■2— Joseph H. King, Patrick J. Monahan
3— Edward L. Hopkins. John J. Quinlan
4— Lucian J. Priest, Edward F. White.
6— Michael J. Brophy, James V. Doherty
6— Jacob Kosenberg, John J Dolan
7— Thomas Bond, Simon Goldberg
8— Arthur C Quincy, Ernest Martini
9— Mattliew Binney,jr., James McNulty
1>-Harry C. Byrne, Saverio R. Romano
1— Edwin R Spinney, John A. Badaracco
Delehanty, Lawrence H. New]
, Grover C.
3— William
4— Alexand _.
5-Uenry J. Ireland Charles E. FuUlck
6— A. S. Parker Weeks, Harry Coheii
. Jacobs
isadore "C
IS-Joseph D. Dillworth, William A. Braae
19 — James H. Phelan, Edward Llenemann
20-Timothy W. Murphy, Jerome J. Crowley
21— James I. Moore, James A. Strech
22— William H. Allen, Daniel J. Goulding
2.S— Arthur W. Smith, Joseph F. Ripp
24-^ohn H. Hout, Jeremiah P. Murray
25-^Tohn Marno, Cornelius M. Liston
26— John S. McDonough, James A. McElaney, Jr.
27— Henrv W. Reynaud, Thomas Grieve
28-Frcderick F. Smith, Frank Ciambelli
29 — Aionzo F. Andrews, John S. GUraan
30— James P. Fox. John F. Kinney
31— Charles H. Warren, Joseph C. Woods
.12— John J. Butler, Robert F. Waul
35— Charles A. Murphy, Frank A. Gafney
3ft-Daniel A. Downey, George O. Wood
37-Frcd W. Burleigh. Louis Davis
38— John J. Dailey,^Ullam J. Henry
- ~ ■ - -'■ .Murray
37-Frcd W. Burleigh. Louis
- - .hn J. Dailey,^TUllam J
imotliy J. Mur
. Fred Pierce,.
','&'"
A.iit]itlne I>epartnieiit.
Room 20
Mitchell. Auditor; Salary,
sst. Auditor; Salary, 83,600.
,000. Julien C.
Bostrd of Biiildiuff Examiners.
1001 City Hall annex
Thomas D. O'Conner (chairman); Thomaa K. Re;
lolde ; William H. Besarick.
ISuildiiis: Department.
901 City HaU annex
Patrick O'Hearn, Building Commieaioner. Chaa.
i Conetruction. John
Egreea Oivf '
Plumbing,
vision. James W. Fly
Patrick H. CoBtello "
, Clerk of Dept. Edward
J.Turner, Supi
Supervisor of
Supervieor
Chief of?lan
Supervisor ot Gaofltting.
M. Wilson, Chief Inspector Tei
t Houae Division.
Cemetery department.
1001 City HaU annex
Trustees, Charles E^ Phipps (chairman), Frederick E-
aecretary.
, Albert W. Hersey, Jacob R. Morse. John
Madden. John Frank Kea""" o-— -.»--" i ^„«»rH ■
Rosa, supt , salary. $3,000.
Childreu*it lustitutionH department.
« City Hall
Which includes Suffolk School for Boys. Rainstord
Island, John J Ryan, Supt. Trusteea, John O'Hare
(chairman), Margaret T. Walsh, (secretary), Louis A.
City Clerk Department.
Office, 31 City HaU.
Donovan, city clerk, term ende 1917, salary,
d J. Doyle, asst. city clerk, salary, 83.8(K).
CITY DEPARTMENTS
<'ily Council, OlficialM ol'
OfKcc, :..'i-5ij City Hall.
Room 5:i
I J. Leary, city int-fiseiiger, salary, $L*,oOit.
Room 56
I F- Dever, clerk of comniitteea, salary. $2,500.
1. Warreo Bq. Friend street 18. Pittsburgh
2 Paris - - ■• -
4 Dudley,
6. W. Fou
Frauk X. Chieholni, sec.
1 reporter of proceedings.
dolph P. Moeeley, William H. Sullivan, Jaraes F.
Cornelius J. Spillane, Edmond V. Lynch, Janie* v» .
Gibbons. Insolvency Clerk. William E. Cunningham.
Consumptives* Uospltiil Deptirtment.
1001 City HaU annex.
Tnisteee, Dr. John F. O'Bhen (chairman). Dr. James
J. Minot (secretary), Mies Isabel F. Uyams, John J.
Barry, Mrs Margaret G. O'Caliaghan; Artlmr J. White,
Election
111 City HaU annex.
John M. Minton (chairman), salary,
$4,000: Melancthon W. Burlen. secretary, Frank
Seiberlich, John B. Martin, salary, $3,600 each.
Finance Commission.
73 Tremont, room 416.
John R. Murphy, Chairman, salary $5,000; John F.
Moors, Charles L. Carr, James P. Magenis. James M.
Morrison. Counsel, John C. L. Dowling, salary $3,200.
FIR£ JtEP^RXAtKBTX.
Headquarters, Bristol street.
CommiBsioner John Urady; salary, $5,000. B. F.
Underhill. Chie* Clerk ; salary. $2,600. Chiefs Head-
quarters. Engine House 26-35, 18 Mason et., Peter F. Mc-
Donough, Chief; salary. $4,500. Div. 1, John O. Taber.
Deputy Chief; salary, $3,500. Div. 2, Darnel F.
Deputy Chief; salary,
' ndent of Fire Ali
8. Fort
9. Sil ft
h, D<
Temple, Do:
So.""
Fourth, near K. S
'M. Andrew iq. H. B
21. Saratoga, cor. Byn
City Plannine Soartl.
Room 47 City Hall.
Ralph A. Cram (chairman), John J. Walsh, Emily
Greene Balch, Henry Abrahams, William C. Ewiug,
Elisabeth M. Herlihy, secretary.
Collecting Department.
City Hall annex, second floor.
John J. Curley. Collector. John J. McCarthy, Cashier.
LeForreat A. Hall, jr., Bookkeeper. Michael W. Ahem,
William T. Gartlaod, Edwin A. Wall, Tellers. Deputy
Collectors, Thomas R. Appleton (chief), Edward J.
Bromberg, Wm. Kells, Mattnew H. McEttrick, Louis P.
Pfau, .lames S.McKenna,
. ,J.P.
tHiUav.,Br
12. 1046 Tremont itree).
18. Warren av.
14. Harvard av. A
16. Washington. <
17. 157 Harrison a
, Loogwood and Brook-
line avs.
, Walnut it. Dor.
;. Bristol I
Weeokinq Waqom
BOSTON PItOXECXIVE »E-
PAKXMKNX.
Under Management of the Fibk Undeewbitebb
Office, 40 Purchase st. Incorporated March 10, 1874.
Samuel B Reed, Fres. Henry L. Hiscock. Vice Pres.
Edwarft .Spaulding, Sec. and Treaa. F. A. Dewick,
William H. Rogers, Edward F. Woods, Carlos P Faunce,
Henrv L. HlRcock.WalterS.Giera3ch,William E.Davun-
port, James H. Carney. Directors. Samuel Abbott, Supt.
Dr. W. F. Temple, Med. Officer.
Company No. 1,40 Purchase Street. J. T-Fitzgerald,
Capt. Arthur F. Swift, Edgar Abbott, Lieuts.
Company No. 2, 4 Appleton St., near Tremont, Henry E.
Thompson, Capt. Samuel A. McDonnell, G. E..
Blakeley, Lieuts.
Company No. 3, Itil Roxburv St., J. J. McCarthy, Capt
' " D.Seeley, Lieuts.
Michael J, Gleason. Jo!
S?!HSf"
George 1... Fickett. Super-
SPECIAL NOTICE
The fact that an alarm-box is located near their resi-
dence should be known to all persons; also tlie simplS
manner ot giving an alarm in case of fire. The Fire
' " persons who may see
Open the door oi the box-pull the
once and let go. (Jpening the do
door but does NOT give an alai
^"Ifol
ilary, ^.i.OOO. Eugt
salary, $3,000; and
Chiefs ; salary, gS.nOO each. Dist. 1, Jolin W
Supt. of Repairs:
Dist. l(i- WalterM.'McLean ; Dist. ii, Henry A. Fox ; Di
working of the machinery in box.
" pull again.
an order from the chief
r>. LOOATIOK .
. Fourth, cor. O st., S.B
, Harrison av., c. Bristol.
Bulflnch street.
9. Paris street.
10, River, tt Mt.Vemon (
11. Saratoga, cor. Byron.
13. Cabot street, Rox.
14- 27 Centre St., Rox.
15. 109 Dorchester av.
i.Temple, Dor.
17. Meeting-
18. 30 Harvi
19. Norfolk
30 Harvard stre
25. Fort Hill square.
26. 18 Mason street.
•j:7. 11 Elm St.. Chsn
28. 659 Centre St.. J- F
a. Winthrop st., Chsn.
4. ft^ Shawmut av.
5. Grove Hall. Dor.
7. Saratoga, cor. Prescott,
30. Centre.n.Bellevue.W.R.
31. Fire Boat, 531 Com '1
82. 440 Bunker HUl at.,
Chsn.
83. Boyliton, cor. Hereford.
M. Western av. n. Waver-
ly, Br.
35. 18 Mason st. (horseless)
36 44 Monument Clisn.
37. Longwood and Brook-
line avs. [less)
38. Congress, S. B. (horse-
39. Congrese, S. B.
40. Sumner street, E.B.
41. Harvard av.. Alls.
42. Egleston square.
Never open t
of fire.
Never give ai
Harbor Master'i
Office Battery, cor. Commercial street.
Lieut, and Harbor Mastt-r. Ross A. Perry; Sergeants,
Ernest A. Webster. Ibri W. H. Curtis, Frederick J.
Swendeman Thomas H Soutter; Patrolmen, Thomas
Connor. John J. McCarthy, William H. Rymes, Herbert
Commissioner, Francis X. Mahoi
$7,500. Frederick S. Davis, Secreti
Deputy Commissioners : Thomas E
■ ge of Medical Div' '
^ $5,000.
f Food Inspec-
arge of Medical Divis'on, salary,
„ulIowney,M.D., in charge of Division _ .
tion. salary. $3,000, Francis H. Slack, M. D., in cnarge
of Bacteriological Laboratory, salary, $3,000. Thomas
Jordan, in charge of division of Sanitary Inspection,
salary, $3,000. James O. Jordan, Inspector of Milk and
Vinegar. William H. Davis. M. D.. Vital Statistirian.
Robert E. Dver, D. D. S.. Chief Div of Infectious
Diseases in Animals, City Hall annex. John McLaugh-
■ " " City bldg., 20 North Grove st.
Hospital I>epart
Office City Hospital, Harrison av. i
Trustees, no salary. A. Shuman, pres., Thomas .
Forsyth, Conrad J. Rueter, Francis J. Keany. M. I
Joseph P. Manning, sec. Supt. ot the City Hospital. Jol
J- Dowling, M. D., salary, $5,000. Asst. Supt., Edmui
92
CITY DEPARTMENTS
liiflriiiary J>epitrtmeiit
Ofllce, SI City Hall
IncludesalniBhouaeatLonglsland. Trustees : Thonias
' " " ■ ■ ■ ; MiflsMary A.Dierkes, secretary ;
" Masterson, Frank L.
SeeiKtratic
Office, 5 City Hall
Registrar, Chas. F. Oaynor, salary J3,000,
Police DivlBions.
Captain, Mathew
SECOND Div— No. 21 Court sq. Captai
Sullivan. Lieuts., William J. Hylana,
body. Lieuts., Daniel G. Murphy, Ferley [
1 expires May 1st 1919.
Ijaiw Oepartinent
730 Tremont building
I Counsel, John A. Sullivan, salary, $9.(m.
. . _ouniels. Geo. A. Flynn, salary, $4,000; Joseph V.
Lyons, salary, $6,000 ; Karl Adams, salary. $8,300 ; Joseph
A. Campbeir, salary, $3,300; William P. Higgins, salary,
$3,000; Walter J. O'Malley, salary, $2,500; TEdward T.
Corpori
Isit. Cou
FIFTH Div.— 21 East Dedham street. Captain, John
E. Driscoll. Lieuts., Harry P. Burns, Murray Munro.
Sixth Div— 273 D st.. South Boston. Captain, Hugh J.
Lee. Lieuts., James E. Sanford, William F. Manning.
Seventh Div.— Emmons cor. Paris, East Boston. Cap-
Brickley. Lieuts., John P. Clark,
Lieut.,
Hi
City , _
Elizabeth Af. Taylor, salary, $3,000.
fclcQettrick. Balaiy $2,500; Da
Kane, salary. $2,500.
Captain, Herbert W. Goodwin. Lleute., Henry J.
WalhiDfl, Albert F. Loveli.
;nth Div.— 1170 Coh '
Jeremiah F- Qalliv.
William J. Henness;
Rev.ArthurT. Com
AsBt. Librarian,
JLihrury Uepartnieni
Office, Public Library. Copley eq.
(no salary); Joaiah H. Benton, president,
T. William F. Kenney, Rev. Alexander Mann,
"y. Librarian, Horace O. Wadlin.
Licensiua Itoard for City of Boston
1 Beacon, 8th floor
Hetcher Rannev, chairman, salary, $4,000; Jofliah S.
Dean, salary $3,500; Louii Epple, Sec, salary, $3,000.
Market Department
Office, Faneuil Hall Market.
Patrick H. Graham, Supt., salary, $3,000.
ng of the Poor l>epartnient
Office, Charily Bldg.. 43 Hawkins Street
William P. Fowler, chairman; William H. Hardy,
Becretary, salary, $3,000; William P. Fowler, Thomas
Sproules, Thomaa F. Lally, Mrs. Margaret J. Gookin.
Franklin P. Daly, H. Staplei Potter, Simon E. Hecht.
John R. McVey, terma expire, May 1st 1917; Mai^aret
Leahy, Vincent de Paul Reade, John H. Fitzpatrick,
Matthew J. MuUer. terms expire May Ist, 1918.
The Board meets the- first Wednesday of every month,
except in May, when the annual meeting is held the lirst
Monday, at their office. Charity building. Chardon st.
City Temporary Home, Chardon street and Lodge tor
Wayfarers. Hawkins street are in their charge.
Park and Recreation Ikept.
Captain, Charles T. Reardon. Lieuts.. Wesley W.
Chandler, Thomas Keane. Garage, 19 Dickens, Dor.
Twelfth Div,— East Fourth street, near K, South Bos-
ton. Captain, Robert E. Grant. Lieuts., John A.
O'Rourke, Daniel F.Eagan.
Thieteenth Div.-Seayerns avenue, Jamaica Plain.
Captain, Joseph Harriman. Lieuts., Herman B.
Bodenschatz, John W. Riordan. Sub-station at
Franklin Park.
FoUBTKKNTH Div.— Waehington, opp. Winship. Brigh-
ton. Captain, Forrest F. Hall. Lieuts., Jamea E.
Sargent, Frederick J. Smith.
Fifteenth Div.— City sq., "
Lieuts., Hayden J. Riui
Sixteenth Div.— Boylstou, cor. Hereford st. captain,
Thomas F. Goode. jr. Lieuts., James F. Hickey.
Francis J. Mulligan.
Seventeenth Oiv.— No. 1891 Centre st., West Roxbury.
Captain. Clinton E, Bowley. Lieuts., Henry Hazlett,
Patrick J. O'Neil.
ElGHTRENTU Div.— No.1243 Hyde Park av., Hyde Park.
Captain, -Tames F. Driscoll. Lieuts., Edward J.
Welsh, Edward H. Mullen.
Nineteenth Drv.— 872 Morton, Dorchester. Captain,
James J. Walklns. Lieuts.. Philip E. O'NeU, Alpheus
W. Parker.
Salaries :— Captains. $3,000 per annum; lieutenants
andin8pectors,$2,000perannum; sergeants, $1,750 per
; patrolmen, first year's service, $1,000; second
after, $2.50 per day.
Printing; Department.
Office, 251 Causeway.
Supt. ol Printing, William J. Casey; salary, $4,0
Dillon (chairman), salary
$5,000. term expires 1916. Thomas F. Galvin. term ex-
pires 1917. Charles Gibson, term expires, 1918. Com-
iniisioners, Daniel J. Byrne, Secretary, salary, $2,500.
James B. Shea, Deputy Cummmisflioner. salary. $4,000.
Charles E. Putnam. Engineer, salary, $3,000.
Ward, clerk, s
, $2,500.
Isfand^Tame^s^H,'
PULiOE I>eP^RXM£AIX.
Offices, Pemberton Square.
Police Commissioner, 29 Pemberton sq. Stephen
O'Meara, salary, $6,000. John P. McNamara, sec, salary.
$;i,000. Thomas Ryan, captain and chief clerk, salary,
$3,000.
Superintendent of Police, 37 Pemberton sq.. Michael
H. Crowley, salary, $5,000. Deputy Superintendent,
Otis F. Kimball, salary, $3,500. Captains, George C.
Garland, Charles W. Searles, Patrick F. King, Richard
Fitzgerald and Lieut. James McDevitt. Sergt., Horatio
Public W^orka Department.
Commissioners Office, 509 City HaU annex.
General Office, 506 City Hall annex.
Combining Bridge and Ferry Division, Highway Di-
vision, Sewer and Water Division. Edward F. Murphy,
Commissioner, room 509, salary, $9.000 ; term ends in 1919.
Bernard C. Kelley, Chief Clerk, salary, $3,000. Bridge
and Ferry Divlaion, room 602. John E. Carty, Division
Engineer, salary, $3,000. Highway Division, room 501,
James H. Sullivan, Division Engineer, salary $5,000.
All routine correspondence, including complaints, should
be addressed to room 506.
Registry Department.
103 City Hall annex.
Edward W. McGlenen, City Registrar, salary.
SCUOOr. DKPAKXMENX.
Dually I
John R. McGarr, Chief Inspector, salary, $3,300; Ains-
ley C. Armstrong. Captain, salary $3,000; Thomas A.
Sheehan, Oliver J. Wise, Alfred N. Douglass. Michael
J. Morrissey, Morris Wolf, Edward T.Conway, Michael
H. Cronin, Gustaf Qustafson, Daniel W. Hart, George W.
Patterson. Henry M. Pierce, WiUlara J. Rooney. James
D. Conbov, James A. Dennessy, Levi W. Burr, Thomas
H. Lynch. Walker A. Smith, Walter M. Murphy. Silas
F. Waite, Francis J. McCauley, WiUiam H. Pelton.
- ■" " Gl
_ Patrick J. O'Neill. John W. Kilday, Owen
Farley. John F. Mitchell. William A. Sayward, Michael
J. Burke, Joseph L. A. Cavagnaro, Thomas M. Towie,
James H Egan, James F. Conconnon, Sergeants.
Keeperof City Prison, Capt. Thomas C- Evans.
ling such women as may qualify for t
Vacancies in the School Committee are f
remainder o*' the municipal year in t conv
School Committee and the City Council. Regular meet-
ings of the School Committee are held on the evenings
of the first and third Mondays in each month, except in
July and August. Office, Mason street, near West
street. Opeu from 9 o'clock a.m. till 6 o'clock p.m.
onSaturdays, from 9 o'clock A.M. till! o'clock P.M.
School Committee. lOlO.
Term Sxpirea February, 1917.— Michael H. Corcoran,
David T. Scannell. M. D.
nrm EipirtB February, 1918— Joseph Lee, Frederick L.
Term Expirea February, 1919.— Frances G. Curtis
CITY DEPARTMENTS
93
Officiala
' the School Committee.
Apolli
»°V40
., chairman; ThorDton D.
, $4,740; Franklin B. Dyer,
^"" KeoURh,
Business
Mark
, salary. 13,000.
se offices are open daily, except Saturdays,
c A. M. until 6 o'clock p. M. On Saturdi
e at 1 o'clock p. M., and during July a:
Sy'Sl.- -- - - ..
ess Agent, 801 City Hall annex, salary. »4,7^
B. MulTey. Schoolhou&e CuBtodiau, 801 City Hi
Elementary SchooU-CoNTiNUEP.
(* Schools having Kindergarten clasBCB)
Dearborn. Ambrose, corner Lawrence, B, cor. W. Third
Orchard Park. street, S. B
Dillaway. Kenilworth ft, Lewis, Paulding, cor. Wal-
. Gibson Little Em'ly, Adams, Dor.
Dudley, Dudley,
. Pui- Louis Prang, Bartlett. Rox.
gust at 12
Superintendent of Schools.
14 Mason.
Franklin B. Dyer, Supt. George S. Burgess, Secretary
to Supt: salary, ^3,180. Office houra: Tuesday,"' "
day and Thursday, 8 to 4 P.M. Fridays, 3 to 5 I
Iflt an<J -■ ■
confined to school
A^Bsistant Superintendents.
14 Mason.
Walter S. Parker, office hours Mondays, 4 to 5 P.
Thursdays, lii to 1 PM.; Mrs. Ellor C. Ripley, of
hours Wednesdays, 4 to 5 P.M., Fridays, U to 1 P.:
Jeremi»h E. Burke, office hours Thursdays, 4 to 5 p.
Tuesdays. 12 to 1 p-m^; Augustine L Rafter, office "
Fridays, 4 to 5 , ' "
Thompson, office houTB Mont
days. 12 to 1 P.M.. salary. »5 49
of hoard on first and third Mondays, except during July
and August, at 9 A. M.
School Hoiiae Department.
1007 City Hall annex.
CommisBionerB. Joseph P. Lomasney, chairman, salary,
t4,000jWii:iamJ. Hennessey. Thomas D. O'Connor, sal-
ary, |3.fiO0 each ; Executive Clerk, Horace B. Fisher, sal-
ary, 12.500. Office hours : 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturdays, 9
Dwlght, 116 W. Springfield Concord at.
Edmund P. Tilesfon. Nor- Lowell, 810 Centre st. J. P.
folk. Mat. [Dor. •Lucrctia Crocker, Parkerst.
Edward Everett, Pleasant st. near Centre, Rox.
Elbridge Smith, 248 Centre Lyceum Hall. Meeting
St. Dor. House Hill, Dor.
Elihu Greenwood, Metro- *Margaret Fuller, Glen rd.,
politanav.,H. P. J- P. [Dor.
Eliot, Eliot St. J. P. *MarBhall, 39 Westville Bt.
Eliot. North Bennet street. Martha A. Baker, Walk Hill,
Elizabeth Peabody, Popli
street,
ntington i
, WedncBdavs. 12 to 1 P.M. ; Frank V.
npBon, office hours Mondays, 4 to 5 p.m.,
. 12 to 1 P.M.. salary. »5 496 each. Regular r
♦Ellen H. Richards, Beau- Worthington st. Rox.
mont St. Dor. Mary Hemenway, Adams,
Emerson. Prescott St.. E. B. Mary L. Brock, Chiswick rd.
Everett, 232 Northampton st. cor. Chestnut Hill av. Br.
Everett st.. 6 Everett Dor. Mary Lyon, Hesterand Tur-
Fairmount, Wniiams av ner sts. Br. [Dor.
cor. Summit, H. P. Mather, Meeting House Hill
*Farraeut, F e n w o o d rd., *Mayhew, Chambers st.
Rox. *Mile8StandiBh,Roxbury8t.
•Florence Nightingale, 512 Minot, Neponset av., Nep.
Frances E. Willard, Rutland _Rox.
•Francis Farkman, Wa
Hills
Franklin,
,J. P.
.toll
>12u.
[., June, July, August and September, 9 A
Frederic W. Lincoln, 648 I
Broadway. S.
•Frederi- - ""-
•Mt. Vernon at., Mt Vernon
nesrCentre, W. B.
•Mozart, Beech st., Roa.
Normal. Latin and JHiffh Schools.
BOSTON NORMAL, Huntington av. c. Longwood av.
BOYS' LATIN, Warren avenue, cor. Dartmouth.
GIRLS' LATIN, Huntington av. cor. Longwood av.
BRIGHTON HIGH, Cambridge, cor. Warren, Br.
CHARLESTOWN HIGH. Monument square corner
Bartlett, Chin.
CLERICAL SCHOOL, Roxbury High School annex,
Dunreath st.
r)OR0HESTER HIGH. Talbot av. cor. Wash. Dor.
EAST BOSTON HIGH, Marion, between Princeton
and Saratoga.
ENGLISH HIGH. Montgomery street: annexes,
Franklin Union, Berkeley St., and Patrick A. Collins
school, Huntington av.
GIRLS' HIGH, West Newton between Tremont and
Shawmut av.
HIGH SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, Avenue Louis
•Pasteur, Fenway.
HIGH SCHOOL OF PRACTICAL ARTS, Winthrop
cor. Greenville, Rox.
HYDE PARK HIGH, Everett and Harvard av.
MECHANIC ARTS HIGH. Belvidere, cor. Dalton st.
ROXBURY HIGH AND ANNEX, Warren, corner
Montrose.
«OUTH BOSTON HIGH, Thomas park, G street
WEST ROXBURY HIGH, Elm street, J. P.
Commo
Chan, ■
_ _ Nathan Hale, Cedar st. Rox
A. Whitney, Web- Nathaniel Hawthorne, How-
Freeman, Charter st. *Noble, Princeton st. E. B.
Frothingham, Prospect bI. Norcroaa, D. cor. W. Fifth
Chsn. street, S. B.
Gaston. E. Fifth, corner L Oak eq. Tremont cor. No-
,8. B. ~
•Nahum Chapin,
•George Bancroft, Appleton *01d Agassiz, Burroughs st.
- •^--^-"outh J. P
abie Hoar, West Old Dearborn, Dearborn
■ " . pi. Rox. [st. Dor.
Old Edward Everett, Willis
George Putnam, Columbus Old Gibson, Thane and
, Dartinouth
FiWh
George T. Angell
man, c. Hamsor
Germantown
Grovi
Stuart, Richmond Oliver Hazard Perry,
7th, r- " ' " "
•Harris, Adams s
Industrial ScHooIh
Boston Industrial School for Boys, at Brimmer
(chool. Common at. near Washington
Trade School for Girls, 616-620 MaBaachusetts av.
Elementary Schools.
(* Schools having Kindergarten classes)
♦ Aaron Davis, Yeoman at. Bowditch, Green st. J. P.
near Albany, Rox. Bowdoin, Myrtle st.
•Abby W.May, Thomtonst. Bunker Hill, Baldwin st.
Abraham Lincoln, Ferdi- Canterbury st.. Canterbury
nand at. cor. Bourne, Rob.
Abram E. Cutter, Medford Capen, I st. c.E. Sixth, S. B.
near Elm st., Chsn. Chapman, Eutaw at. E. B.
Agassis, Burroughs it. cor. Charley Bulflnch, Parker st.
Glenway, Glenway n. Blue ♦Oliv
Hill av. annex, Glenway Wesley, Chsn.
flt. l>or Oliver Wendell Holmes, 40
Grant, Phillips at. n. Garden School st. Dor.
Hancock, Parmenteratreet *FaulJonea, Horace and By-
Harbor View c. Dorcheater ron ats E. B.
av. ♦Paul Revere, Prince at.
8, Adams at. cor. Mill Peter Faneuil. Joy st.
rd, Devene at., Chan. Philip H. Sheridan, Prescott
ird. North Hari-ard, st. E. B.
— ~ "• ''ipB Brooks, Quincy,c.
rth atreet
Phineas Bates, Beech st.Ros.
♦Heath at. cor. Walden, Rox. Pierpont. Hudson si.
♦Hemenway, Walcott at. ♦Plummer, Belmont sq. E.B.
Readv. [H. P. •Pormort. Snelling pi. of!
•Henry Grew, Gordon av. Hull st.
Henry L. Pierce, Washing- Prescott, Elm
Newbury, i
•Hillside, Elm st. J. P. ♦Quincy, Tyler i
•Hobart St. near Brooks. Br. Quincy at. c^.^ Stanley,
Horace Mann, 178 Newbury, ' " '■' ■
Mag-
uincy E. Die!
Harlow, Dor. nolia st.. Do
Hugh O'Brien, Dudley, cor. Rice,
♦Hull, Quincy 8t. Rox. •Richard C. Humphreye,
•Hyde, Hammond street Sumner st. Dor.
•Ira Alien, Parker near Rug- Robert G. Shaw, Hastings
,Rox. ^ - ™ "
Albert Palmer. Eustis s
Amos Webster, Hiltoi
•Asa Gray, Weston St., Rox. Charles Sumner, Ashland
♦itherton. 185 Columbia rd. street, Rob.
•iubum, Waverly st.. Br. Chestnut av.. Chestnut av.,
Austin. Paris near Meridian J. P.
eta., E. B. •Choate Bumham, E. Third
•B. F. Tweed, Cambridge st. near I eta.. S. B.
♦Bailey st., Bailey st. near Chri atophe r Columbue,
Dorchester av., Dor. Tileston near Hanover
•Baldwin, Chardon ct. Christopher Gibson, head of
Benedict Fcnwick.Mognolia Morse, Dor
■t. Dor. *Clinch. F Bt. c. W. Seventh.
•Benjamin Cuahing, Robin-
•Benjamin Dean, H st. cor
E. Sixth, S.B.
•Benjamin Pope, O at. cor.
ETFifth, S. B. •Common at. Chsn.
Bennett, Chestnut Hill ave- Copley, Bartlett st. Chsn
" •Cottage- pla" '"''' —
Jacob Fobs,
Chestnut, Chsn.
Comins, Tremont, <
Commodore Barry, Sumner,
. Lamson, E. ."
Robert Swan.Thetford av.
^ __ cor. Evans, Dor.
McDonald, Polk ♦Roger Clap, Harvest Bt. n.
at. Chen. Dorchester av.
•James Otis, eor. Paris, Mor- Roeer Wolcott, Norfolk cor.
ris andMarion sts. E. B. Morton, Mat.
•Jefferson, Heath at. Rox. Samuel Aaaras, Webster c.
John A. Andrew, Dorches- Bngham. E B.
ter St. near Andrew sq. ♦Samuel Dexter, Harvard st.,
John Boyle O'Reilly, 347 ♦Samue'l G. Howe, W. Fifth
Dorchester. S. B. st. near C, S. B.
lohn Cheverus, Moore, cor. "Samuel W. Mason, 137 Nor-
Chaueer, E. B. folk av. Rox. [Rox
John D. Philbrick, Phil- ♦Sarah J. Baker, Perrin at.
brick near Hyde Park av. Savin Hill, Savin Hill av.
•John G. Whlttier, Southern cor. Aukland
, Groton Sherwin,
Shurtlefl", 215 Dorcheater i
John Lothrop MoUey, 143 S. _.
Savin Hill av. Dor. Simonds, Broadway, S. B.
John Winthrop. Brookford, *Skinner, Fayette
Bennett Branch, Dig!
Bigelow, E. cc "'
rtreet. S. B.
. Fourth ♦Cudworth, Gove St., E. B.
♦Cushman, Parmenter et-
Blackinton, Leyden. E. B. •Cyrus AlgenW. Seventh ■
Boston Consump" . ^ ^ ^
pital School, Ri'
•Joseph Tu'ckei
East ker, Rox.
Somerset st. cor. Allston
•Stephen M. Weld, Seyn
Ward Howe, Dale, c. *Stoughton, River|nearMor-
. Dor. Damon, Readville a
Lafayette 2 Rugglei
•Tappan, Lexington s
CITY DEPARTMENTS
Elementary Schools— Contin
(* Schools having Kindergarten clasBt
TIieodoreLymau, Paris, cor. Wella. BloeBOm,
Gove,E-B.
Thomas Dwlght, Phillips
*rhonia8 Gardner, Brent-
MIIVOIC CIXY OFFll^KKS
. Alls.
Thomas N. Hart,
Thomas Starr King, Bunker Kenilworth
William Brewster, Morton
cor. Norfolk, Mat.
William Cullen Bryant,
*Wa8Mngt(
Hutchiags
Wash. WilUam Wirt
Llioii
*Wincheil, Blossom
; Wash. *WinBhip, Dighti
WaVst. near Harrison av.
*Weld, Highland st., H. P. *^
^ttenclstnce Officers.
Office, 218 Tremont
William H. MarneU, chief, 37 Mt. E-
Market, Br.
Homestead,
Harold, Box.
Wintlirop St., Winthrop st.
Box.
*Wyman, Wyman st. J. P.
Baker Frederick T.
Batchelder Forrest O.
Blakeley James W.
Brigss Joseph O.
CalfaghanThomaeJ.
Callahan Patrick J.
Collins Daniel J.
Conroy James P.
Cotter Charles S.
Curtis Fred A.
Dustin Clarence O-
Mark R.
Farnum Lorenzo T.
Feitel Frank H.
Flynn Daniel T.
Foley Patrick J.
Ford Patrick P.
Gordon Thomas H.
Hallin JL.awreni:e C. E.
Hapgood Charles W.
Harms Fred G.
Harris Charges B.
Hawkins Frank E.
Heflernan Joseph M.
Hooton Benjamin F.
Kelley John W.
Kelly John F.
Keogh John E.
Kitson Fred
Lamb Thomas C.
McCarthy Eugene J.
McCarthy Jeremiah L.
McDonnell Eugene P.
McGrath Martin
McMahon James C
Mahoney William F.
Mahoney William F. jr.
Manning Mark M
MitcheUForrest O.
Moore Christian
Morrison Arthur E.
Nelsou John F.
Noel Edward W.
O'Sullivan Denis
Page Harold D.
Podolaki William A.
Richard James F.
Riddell Walter S.
Robbins Ellsworth G.
Ryan George P.
SaHord Harry N*
Seeley William
SheehanJohuJ.
Webster Moses R.
Dor.
Francis F. Aieta.
George \V . Bean, James A. Berrill, Henry M. Blackwell,
James Bragdon, Maurice F. Corkery, Constantino F.
Ciampa, Joseph W. Ferris, John T. Hathaway, Joseph
W. Hobbe, Timothy J. Kenny. David F. Long, Michael
J. McTieman, William A. O'Brien, Richard F. Quirk,
Geo. A. Sargent, Amos Schaffer. William B. Shea,
Warren J. Stokes. John J. Sullivan. Richard W. Walsh.
,8.30
Wood. Supervisor of
iinore. Timothy F Regan. Office hours " "'
•.M. daily except Saturdays. Saturdays
SinkiuBT Funds Deiiartnieut
Baker Fred'k T.
Batchelder F. O.
Baum Cecil E.
BUkeYeyJas^W.
Bragan L. A-
Briggs Joseph O.
CalTaehan T. J.
Callahan P. J.
Collins DanielJ.
Collins Michael
Coyle Hugh F.
Crowther A. W.
Curtis Fred A.
w. S
, sec'retary, sal'ary, 8700. Charles H. Slat- Dyer Chas. A
tery, treasurer, salary, ^200,
Soldiers* JEelief Depurtmeiit
Office, 60 City Hall ,
oner, John E. Gilman, salarj-, $3,500.
Statistics I>epa.rtmeiit
Office. City HaU.rm. 73
Trustees : John Koren, c
Robert J. Dyeart, Frederiv,-. .. . x.,..s,ft, .. .. — -^-
Kissick, Edward M. Hartwell. secretary, salary, 83,000.
Street Commissioners
Room 401 City Hall annex
John H. Dunn, chairman, term expires 1918. salary,
84,500. Frank A Goodwin, term expires 1919, Francis J.
Brennan, term expires 1917. salary, $4,000 each. Chief
Engineer. Frank O. Whitney, salary. $3,500. John J.
O'Callaghan. sec, salary, $3,600.
Supply Uepsirtmeiii
Room 808 City
D. Frank Doherty. purchasing agent, salary, S3,0(J0.
Eisenham M. R.
Foley Pafrick J.
GiUen John E
Gordon Thos. H,
Gorman Thos. A
Alden Morton
Appleby Benj F.
AtwoodRichMA.
Harris Charles B.
HartnettF. J.
Hawkins FrankE.
Hayes James J.
Hefternan Jos. M.
Hersey Charles F.
Hooton Benj.F.
Inch Alfred
James Lemuel T,
Jewett William S.
Joy John W.
Keith Georg.
Kitson Fred
Lamb Thomas C,
McCarthy Daniel
McDonald E P.
McGonigleJ.E.jr.
McGrath Martin
McMahon Jas. C.
Mahoney Wm. F.
MahoneyWm.F.jr
Manning Mark M.
Mason Leslie H.
MitcheUF.O.
Cronin F. L.
Crosby Arnold B. ■
Crosby Fred M. '
Crowley Daniel J- '
Crowley D.Joseph '
Crowther A. W.
Cudworth A- B.
Cunningham D.T.
, WEIGHERS OF.
Morrison E. P.
Muldoon James H
Nelson John F.
Noel Edward W-
O'KeefeThos.J.
O'Sullivan Denis
Page Harold D.
Pearl F. L.
Podolski Wra. A.
Riddell Walters.
FredB.
Robinson J. T.
Safford Harry I
TolandJohnll.
VradenburehE.S
WaldronAlfredA
Wall MichaPl
Xra
Office. 15 Beacon, 8th floor
J.500. Edmund S. Davis,
!4.00o!
W^eifclH
Weiehts and Af e
James B. Noyes, David A. Ellis,
Leighton Beal, secretary, salary
nson, .leremian j. urowie;
Sweeney. Charles^E. Walsh. Julius^Meyen
. Chief Inspectoi
CITY DEPARTMENTS-
OOAL,
Kdl7 John F.
Kennay Martin . I
Kenne .TauicsF' '
Keogh John E. '
Kiernau John F.
Kierstoad Leslie
Kiley John F.
KirchgasBerJ. A.
KirleyMaryB.
Kitson Fred
KIouB Maurice H.
Ladd Edward A.
Lamb Tnomas C.
LBDglej Holhs A.
Lauten Daniel F.
Lavin John J.
Lewis ClarenceW.
Little F. E.
Lynch Jamee P.
Lyon Pearl B.
McAvoy Walter D.
McCarthy Daniel
McCarthy E. J.
McCarthy F. E.
McCarthy Jere.L.
-PUBLIC CARRIAGE FARES
LIQUID MKA8UHES, GAl
'Moore Richard J. Saw
Morriaon Ed. P.
Moree Eugen
Safford Harry N.
Schultz J.Irving
Seeley William
Muldoon JameeH.
Nelson Jonn F. Stiles Frank L.
ay Charle;
I Fred L.
Peterson A. A.
Pike Herbert W
Piper Edward I
iGeo.G. Tag Henry H.
1 L. K. Thielscher F. W.
,nk R. Thomas Geo. P.
:. R. Thomas Henry F.
)ld D. Thompson H. R.
ames E. Tierney Paul F.
'. L. Tobin Francis J
.. O. Traver 8 Patrick F.
js A. Trow Frank E.
i. A. Trull John E.
TuttsTlieodoreH.
McKeen HoraceE.
McMahon Jas. C
Maguire John J.
Ma^oneyWm I
Porter Horace L.
PoweraHarryJ.
Raymond W. W.
ReaidonC. T.,jr.
Reinhard H. F.
Wall Michael
Wallen Lucy E.
Walles Albert M.
Walters Henry E
Webb George C.
■ Horace J.
nine Mark M.
sfield A. N.
Marcy Richard
Baker Fred'kT.
Batcheldcr F. O.
Blakeley Jas. W.
Bragan L. A-
BriggB Joseph O.
Callaghan_Th08._.
Riddell Walters.
Ko'tSins E. g'.
Robson Stuart E.
Rock Arthur
Rock Henry
Rodger Edward
Rogers Patrick J.
Rogers Ralph W.
Rose Russell M.
Rowe S. Walter
Ryan Martin H.
Harris Charles B.
Hawkins FrankE.
Hay BenjE '
Wood Fred P.
Woodbury S. P.
Woods Charles H.
Woods Wm. J. H.
Wray John
Manning Mark M.
Mitchell F. O.
Moore Christian
Morrison Ed. P.
Nelson John F.
Noel Edward W.
Reinhard H. F.
Riddell Walters.
Robbins E. G.
Safford Harry N.
Seeley William
Sidwell Alfred J.
McCarthy Jere L.
McDonald E. P.
McGrath Martin
McLaughlin T. J.
Sullivan Tim. J.
Walters Henry H.
1 Frank H.
Flynn Daniel T.
Folev Patrick J.
GordonThomasH.
Gray Herbert C.
Hallin L. C. E.
Hardy Charles A.
Harms Fred G. Morris John J.
Trow Frank E.
WaldronAIflei
Wall Michael
Walters H. H.
WhitehouseB.F.C
Whitney J. C.
tian Whittemore J. A.
Hawkins FrankE. Mors
. Eugene Woods Chas. '.
'.W.K. Jordan Thomas O'Hearn Jo. __
M Kelly Lawrence J. O'Keefc Thos. J.
Cassidj- Johnji. Kenne^ Mich'I B. Reagan Tim'thyF.
' OONMEOTBD '
s section of Directory)
SuJlIvau Frank J.
Stone Walter M.
Mahoney W.F.jr. Wood I
Briggs Joseph O.
Collins DanielJ.
ColorussoJamesJ.
Conroy James P.
Culken Thomas F.
Curtis Fred A.
Dunn Patrick R.
Dyer Chas A.
Eisenham M. R.
Feitel Frank H.
Foley Patrick J.
Howe Charles E.
Hubbard Amos f
Joy John W.
Kelley John W.
Kelly John F.
Lamb Thomas (
Landy Joseph
Lombard Sam'l.j
McCarthy E. J.
McGrath Martin
Foley William M. McLaughlin "S
Giles G. Everett McMahon Ja
Gorman Thos. A. Mahoney Pat'
Henderson A. R.
Moore Christian
Moore Richard J
Noel Edward W.
Reinhard H. F.
Riddell Walters.
Robbins E. G.
Robinson S. H.
Ryan George F
Safford Harry N.
Seeley Charles H.
Waldron Alfred A.
Wall Michael
Walles Albert M.
Claflin Henry A.
Corbett G. T.
Crosby Hanford Thos. ;
Waterhouse R. D,
Young John E.
The 1
drivers of hackney carriages propelled by mechan-
ical motors and using taximeters as the means of
measuring the distance traveled, to be known as
"Motor Taxicabs." may charge and demand for
services rendered in conveying passengers as
follows :
From DO
First half mile or fraction thereof,
person 40c.
Each quarter mile thereafter 10c.
Each additional person for the whol3 journey 20c.
Waiting time shall include all time during
which the vehicle is not in motion, beginning six
minutes after its arrival at the place to which it
has been called, or, if engaged in the street or at
a stand, beginning six minutes after the time of
such engagement. A charge at the rate of 30
cents for twelve minutes may be made for any
part of the first chargeable twelve minutes of
waiting, and for all subsequent waiting a charge
of 10 cents for each six minutes may be made.
But no time shall bS made for time lost through
interruption of street traffic or through the inef-
ficiency of the vehicle or its driver, or for time
between premature arrival in response to a call
and the hour for which thp vehicle was ordered.
No charge shall be made for a distance less
than one mile traversed by a vehicle sent in re-
sponse to a call, but for a greater distance a charge
of 20 cents a mile may be made for each mile or
fraction of a mile in excess of the first mile.
CARRIAGE FARES— CARRIAGE STANDS
Wben a vehicle Is dismissed at a point more
than two miles distant from the place, at which
It was ensaged or from the place in which It was
whm called a cnarge of 20 cents a mile may be
made for labh mile or fraction of a mile in excess
°^ Hand' baggag'S' may be carried by passeng^s
wiJhou? chaleT The"^ carriage of trunks sha£be
optional with the person in charge of the vehicle
but if carried, the charge shall be 25 cents for
"^F^erry toils will be paid by passengers.
When a motor taxicab is lured by the hour or
for a trip Xuy or in part outside the limits rf
the City of Boston.
person hi charge may
SlpS ^Ith .the7consent''£?he l>assenj^r the
?^1 plic'e^lo^b^ali: a^n^d\hT5fo^tof tfxSS
mobiles.
AUTOUOBILBB
The authorized fare for automobiles other
than motor taxicabs shall be the same as for
horse-drawn hackney carriages. This rule shall
not be deemed to apply, however to automobiles
whon hired bv the hour or for a trip wholly or in
part°o*'u"slde'ihe limits of f Je Ci'y "4 Bos'on^
TViic piilfi shall apply to automobiles nirea aii a
Jarage as will SS to those hired, in the publu
streets.
The rule !
taxi-
baggage
_ ^utomobil
Horse Drawn— For one passenger from one
Dint to another within the city proper. 50 cente.
'or one passenger from one point to another
Charlestown. withui Bast Boston, within
^-_^ — 1^^.JTl Wrtvhtirv .'in cents. l^aCU
P'or one passenger
jTlthln Charlestown. _ .
South Boston, within Roxbury 51
adult.
additional passenger 50
beyond eertaui lunlts the rates are )
For a complete statement of the ra
carriages the inquu-er is refeired to t
schedule and map on page 23
Children under Ave years, witn
"''chfldren between five and twelve years old,
'''*om twSve^t nTght' to W ta the mo^^^^ the
fare Is 50 cents above the preceding hates for
^''No''cha?gf for one trunk; each additional trunk
^ Bt "the Hour— Passengers may at all times
eniage horse-drawn hackney carriages by the
^SJ The rates of fare for one, two, three or
fo "pas^enge^ThaU be as follows: For the tet
hour or fractional part thereof not more than SI .50
and for each twenty mmutes or fractional part
thereof after the first hour not more tha,n 50 cents.
The time shall be so reckoned as to include the
time necessarily consumed between le^"g 5?^
returning to the place from which the carnage was
hiredVwhether during anyport^lon of such time
It has been empty or otherwise
PARK CABRIAGEB
The rates of fare for park carriages shall be as
fnUnws- If bv time, each passenger shall pay
twenTylflva cents per hour, and five cents for
fiverv ten minutes or fraction thereof abofe even
houre- if by distance, each passenger shall pay
twenty-flve cents for every five miles, and ave
cents for every mile or fraction thereof above
^''TS"Siver8 of park carriages shall not be re-
nnlred to carry any passenger for less than one
gourTor>^lSnflveJmil_es.un^ess^uch^^a^^^^^^
party of less than four persons for any time
dStance unless such party "- ""-"" "»' >"™
amount equal
Buch time " -"
twen'?|-flvB"cents"Ita.:efcrr.:"Nor shaU sJch
be required to carry a single person
theTare of four passengers for
distance.
Atlantic avenue, east
carriages
Atlantic avenue, east
carriages
;h of Long wharf, 3
east side, north of Commercial
Canal street, north side, near Causeway Btreet. 6
C^t'le sSeet, north side, 60 feet west of Washing-
ton street, 3 carriages.
Causeway street, east side, south of Lancaster
street. 2 carriages.
Causeway street.
street, 2 carriages,
al street, i
t carriages.
side, north of Lancaster
Bt side, north of Battery
Atiantic avenue, east side, comer of Beach street,
Atfantlo avJS'e^^Sst side, corner ot Kneeland
Beac'hitreet nort^slde, east of Lhicoln street. 3
Beach'sfreet, south side, south of South street. 3
Bev*eriy s^eet. side of Union station. 10 carriages.
Bowdoln square, west side, corner of Green street.
BoVdo'l^^square. north side, east of Chardon
■Jroadwiy Ert^on, soLtb ride near Washington
•stnet. 2 cwTiagea.
Essex street
Congress square, near Congress street. 2 carriages.
Court square, easterly side City Hall annex, near
Court street, 3 carriages.
Dpre street, near Washington street, 1 carnage.
Exchange place, south side, near Congress street,
2 carriages.
Exchange place, south side, near KUby street. 2
Franklin street, north side, east of Arch street, 1
carriage. ...
Franklin street, north side, west
street. 2 carriages.
Harrison avenue, east side, south i
3 carriages.
India stret. Chamber of Commerce, 2 carriages.
Lancaster street.- north side, near Causeway street
2 carriages. * . . .
Liberty square. Mason Building. 1 carriage.
Lincoln street, west side, corner of Kneeland street
4 carriages. „ .. » ^ n
Lincoln street, southwest comer Beach street, Z
Park"street, south side, near Tremont street, 2
Park square, south side of Emancipation Monu-
ment, 4 carriages.
Park square, north side of Emancipation Monu-
ment. 5 carriages. _ _
Post OfHce square, at No. 12. 1 carriage.
South street, east side, north of Kneeland street,
4 carriages. , . „ ^ ^ ^ ,
South street, east side, south of Beach street, 1
Summer street, at No. 212, 2 carriages.
NIGHT TIME ONLY [7 p.m. to 4 A.M.)
Atlantic avenue, east side, north of Summer
street, 20 carriages.
Atlantic avenue, east side, south of R. B. &
L. R. R., 20 carriages. ,.,,,.
Atlantic avenue, east side, north of Rowe a
Wharf, 20 carriages. . .
Avon street, north side, near Washington street,
2 carriages.
Beach street, north side, near Washington
street. 3 carriages. ,„ . . .
Bedford street, north side, near Washington
street, 5 carriages. , ,
Bennet street, north side, near Washington
street. 5 carriages. _
Berkeley street, between Tremont street and
Warren avenue. 5 carriages. _
Bosworth street, south side, near Tremont
street. 2 carriages. ... „. ... ^
Bromfleld street, south side, near Washington
street, 3 carriages. ... ^ »
Castle street, north side, near Tremont street,
10 carriages. . , ., . „
Causeway street, west side, south of Beverly
Essex street, north side, 100 feet east of Wash-
ington street, 3 carriages. „.,.,_,
Essex street, south side, near Washington
street, 2 carriages. ^ ,., ^
Franklin street, north side, near Washington
street, 6 carriages.
square, between Washington
and Sudbury streets, 2 carriages. „ ^, _
Kneeland street, north side, near Washington
street, 4 carriages. _
Nashua street, north side, near Causeway
street. 5 carriages.
Portland street, north side, near Causeway
street. 5 carriages. ., .„ ... _^
• School street, north side, near Washington
street. 5 carriages. ., . „ , ^
South street, west side, south of Kneeland
street. 5 carriages. . «,o „.. .. ir ,
State street, south side of Old State House, 3
Tremont street, east side, south of Winter
Tremont street, east side, south of West street,
Tremont street, west side, south of Ellot street,
2 carriages.
Tremont street,
street. 3 carriages.
Tremont row. 9 carriages.
Washington street, southeast corner Hanover
street. 4 carriages. _
Washington street, northwest corner Brattle
street. 2 carriages.
Washington street, at No. 632. 1 carriage
West street, south side near Washington street.
3 carriages.
side, south
Castle
RATES OF FARE FOB HACKNEY CARRIAGES
97
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CITY OF BOSTON,
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COIVDENSED SOHEnt;i.E
Bates of Fare for Hackney Carriages
The Police Commissioner
north o# a line drawn through the centre of 8t»te,
CambridfEe Btreets.
SECTION B i
south of H lloe drawn through the c _ _ .
iorming the aoutherly boundarv of Section A, »nd north of a
line drawn through the centre of Dover and BerKeley streeti.
SECTION C^ Includes all that part ot the city proper lying
aouth of a line drawn through the centre of the streets named as
Iorming the southerly boundarr o* Section B, and north ot a
line drawn through the centre of Massachusetts ar.
SECTION U includes all that part of the city proper lytnf
south ot a line drawn through the centre of the streets named ai
forming the southerly boundary of Section C, and north of a
line bepinning at the comer ot Wihow court, and thence running
^■L. L ^-u * ^ Boston and Dudley a^--'- •^"-- -
; Charles r
thence along Deerfield street t
NOTICE. -The division
shown on the map, applies on
Boston and South Boston in
applies only to Cabe.
TAXICAB FARES (except hereinafter stated! for any
number of persons up to its capacity! from any point to any
other point within the city limits, one mile or less 30 cents, eacn
quarter mile additional 10 cents, each 6 minutes of waiting 10
cents. For three or more persons in that part of the city north
and east of Massachusetts av.. first third of mile 30 cents, e«ch
The division of East
HOKSE-OJKAWltf ILACKHrfiY CARRIAGE FARES.
ur or traction, one and one-half doUars ; each succeeding third of an hour or fraction, fifty cents. Children under
ivith adults) free; over five and under twelve (with adults) half price. One trunk, free; each additional trunk,
Bicycle, twenty-five cents. One hand valise, free. Between midnight and 6 A. M. fifty cents a
50C.
Between
points
Section
C
SOc.
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Between points
Between points
Charlcatowu
Eaat Bo
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1 additional paseenger, SOc. for the journey.
]>lSXA.]!irCE RAXES.
en points, o
ot Sections A, B, C, D. 8
" ' ' n, and fares between points in
Boston, East Bosto^ and
for one passenger
South Boston, fifty c
ty cents tor the journey for each
•Between points In East Boston, one or both of which are
north of a line drawn through the center of Porter street and
Central square, fifty cents for one passenger for the first mile.
thereof, and fifty cents for the journey for i
passenger.
•Between a point outside of East Boston and a point in
East Boston, the fare for which is not otherwise provided for
by these rules ; tolls and one dollar for one passenger for the
first mile, and twenlv-five cents for each further half mile or
fraction thereof, and fifty cents for the journey for each ad-
ditional passenger.
98
STREET RAILWAYS — RAILWAY STA.TIONS IN BOSTON
Ifiostoii Elevaieil Ruilwuy
Office, 101 Milk Stkeet.
Surface cars through the city and to all suburbs,
from terminals head of Franklin street. Post
Oflflce Sq., Adams sq.. North and South stations,
Scollay sq. and Scollay Under Paik street and
Boylsl.on subway stations. Dudley street. Sullivan
square and Forest HUls.
Through cars from Mattapan Sq. to Milton,
Hyde Park, Randolph. Avon. Brockton. Con-
necting for: E. Milton, Rockland, Abington.
Whitman, Bridgewater, W. Bridgewater, E.
Bridgewater. Middleboro, Lakeville. New Bed-
. Middletown, R. I., New-
Through cars from Sullivan Sq., for Biu-lington.
Billerica, Winchester. Woburn, Melrose. Wake-
field. Reading. Stoneham, Wilmington. Tewks-
bury. Andover. Lawrence and Lowell.
Through cars from Harvard Sq.. to Arlii
Through cars from Dudley St.. for Wollaston.
Norfolk Downs and Quincy. Connecting for:
Squantum. Braintree, Holbrook, Brockton. B.
Braintree, Weymouth, Hingham, Nantasket
Beach, Ea.st Weymouth, S. Weymouth. Hanover.
Norwell, Rockland.
Through cars from Forest HUls to Hyde Park.
Readville. Dedham, E. Dedham, Norwood, E.
Walpole, West wood.
Free transfers between Elevated Trains and
Surface Cars at all Elevated Stations, and trans-
fers by Conductors at all leading junctions.
ELEVATED Trains between Fobest Hills,
Washington St. Tunnel and via At
Station and Sou
Avenue Circuit (i
Cambridqe ;
Harvard Square
Central Square
Kendall i
Park Street under
Washington Street under
South Station
Static
North
on Atlantic
East Boston Tunnel Stations.
Bowdoin Square
Scollay Under
Devonshire Street
Atlantic Avenue
Maverick Square. E. B.
Elevated Train Stations.
Forest Hills
Green Street
Eglestoa Square
Dudley Street
Northampton Street
Dover Street
Beach, cor. Harrison av.
South Station f Atlantic avenue)
Rowe's Wharf
State Street (Atlantic Avenue)
Battery Street (North Ferry)
BOTLSTON AND TRBMONT STREETS SUB
Stations.
Massachusetts Park Street
Copley Scollay Square
Boylston Street Adams Square
Viaduct.
Washington Street Tunnel Stations.
Union — Friend
State — Devonshire •
MUk— Water
Summer — Winter
Boylston — Essex
Bay State Street Kailway «>o.
General Ofllces 84 State Street rm 628.
Passenger Department 15 Milk Street.
Throdgh Cars and Connections.
From Scollay Square Terminal — Through cars
to: Everett. Maiden. Melrose Highlands. Chelsea,
Woodlawn Cemetery. * "*
Beach. Beachmont,
Sauius Center. Cliftondale. Lynn. Swampscott.
Marblehead. Salem, Beverly. Connections for:
I'eabody, Darners, Gloucester, Newburyporl .
Prom Sullivan Square Term.nal — Th.ough
cars to; Winchester, Woburn. North Woburn,
Burlington, Billerica, Lowell. Tewksbury, WiJ
to Quincy. Connections for. Braintree, the Wey-
mouths, Holbrook, Hingham, Brockton, Nantas-
ket Beach.
From Fore.=:t Hills Terminal — Through cars to;
Dedham, Westwqod, Norwood. Walpolo. East
Walpole, Hyde Park, Readville connecting for
Needham.
From Mattapan Square Terminal — Through
cars to: Milton, Randolph. Avon. Hyde Park.
Brockton. Connections fur: Taunton. Provi-
dence, Newport. Aliddleboi-o. Fall River. Bridge-
water. Plymouth. New Bedford. Abington.
IlA.It,-WA.Y STA.XI01VS IJV JBOSXON
Allston, Boston & Albany R. R.. Cambridge, cor
Franklin.
Ashmont, N. Y., N. H. & H., Dorchester av., cor
Ashmont.
Back Bay, N. Y., N. H. & H., Dartmouth, cor
Buckingham.
Bellevue, N.
Bird Street. N.
Dor
Blue Hill av., N. Y., N.
& H.. Bird, cor Ceylon
Blue Hill av.
near Collins. Mat.
Boston, B. & A. R. R., Atlantic av. cor. Summer.
Boston. Revere Beach & Lynn, 340 At-
Boston & Maine R. R.. Causeway street.
N. Y.. N. H. & H.. Atlantic av.. cor.
Summer.
Boylston street N. Y., N. H. & H., Boylston, near
Laniprtine. J. P.
Brighton. B. & A R. R
Cedar Grove. N. Y.. ]
Milton. Dor.
Clarendon HUls, N. Y.,
Cottage Farrn, B. ic a'.
N. H. & H. Motropolit
'de Park av.. H. P.
R. R., Commonwealth t
Crescent Avenue, N. Y., N. H. & H.. foot Cres-
cent av.. Dor.
Dorchester, N. Y., N. H. & H.. Woodrow av. cor.
MUton av. Dor.
Dudley Street. N. Y.. N. H. & H.. Dudley cor.
near Jeffries
Fairmount. N. Y.. N.
Fairmoimt i
Paneuil, B. & A^ R. R.. foot of Brooks, Brighton.
Field's Corner, N.
Forest HUls, N. Y.,
Sq. N.
Clayto
Charles, cor.
South.
N. H. & H.. Dickens, near
Hayton bt
Harvard Street, N. Y.. N. H. & H., 203 Norwell
Dor.
Hazelwood, N. Y.. N. H. & H.. Providence, cor
Arlington. H. P.
Heath. N. Y.. N. H. & H., Heath, cor. Albert.Rox
Highland, N. Y.. N. H. &
N.
, Corey street.
Jamaica Plain, N. "!
Boylston ;
Mattapan, '
'ey street. W
& H.. River cor.
R.. Irvington. near
& H.. Green, near
., Blue Hill av., cor.
& H., Morton, near
Norfolk, Mat.
Mt.Bowdoin, N. Y., N. H. & H.. 191 Wash., Dor
Mt.Hope, N. Y., N. H. & H., Florence, cor. Mt,
Hope. W. R.
Neponset. N. if., N. H. & H.. Taylor, cor. Walnut
., Pope's HUl stn
, Hyde Park av..
Pope's Hill. N. Y.. N. H. & ]
Dor.
ReadvUle. N. Y., N. H. & E
Wolcott sq.. H. P.
River Street. N. Y.. N. H & H., River, near, Os-
ceola. Mat.
Rosllndale, N. Y.,N. H. & H.. South street. Ros.
Roxbury. N. Y.. N. H. & H.. 1369 Tremont street.
Savin Hill. N. Y.. N. H. & H . 117 Savin Hill av
Shawmut, N. Y., N. H. & H., Clement pk.. near
Centre, Dor.
SomervUle, B. & M. R. R., Camoridge and Per-
kins streets. Chsn.
South Boston. N. Y.. N. H. & H., West Foiu-th st
South Station. Atlantic av.. cor. Summer.
Spring Street. N. Y.. N. H. & H . Sprmg street.
Trinity Pla
West Ro.'Jtaury, N. Y., N.
PAKKS AND PAUKWAYS — PUBLIC GROUNDS &C
Acres
The Common. Tremont to Charles and
Beacon to Boylston street 48.40
Public Garden. Charles to Arlington
and Beacon to Boylston street 24.25
Commonwealth avenue. Arlington street
to Newton line 112.70
Back Bay Fens, Beacon street to Brook-
line avenue 1] 5.00
Riverway, Brookline avenue to Hunt-
ington avenue 40.00
Olmsted Park. Huntington avenue to
Prince street 180.00
Arborway, Prince street to Franklin
Park 36.00
Arnold Arboretum and Bussey Park.
South. Centre and Walter streets 223.00
West Roxbury Parkwav. Centre to
Washington st.. Bellevue Hill 150.00
Franklin Park and Zoological Garden.
Seaver to Morton street and Blue
Hill avenue to Forest Hills street 527.00
Total Acres. Maui Park System 1.456.35
MABINE PARK SYSTEM
Columbia road. Dorchester way, Frank-
lin Park to Marine Park. City Point.. 31.20
Strandway, Columbia road railroad
bridge to City Point (land 54.30;
flats 191) 245.30
Marine Park and Aquarium, Farragut
road. City Point (land 52.50; flats
4.90) 57.40
Castle Island, off City Point, bridge
connecting (land 25.70; flats 78.30).. 104.00
Total .\cres. Marine Park System.. . . 437.90
Charlesbank. Charles street, from Cam-
bridge street to Leverett 10.00
Charlestown Heights. Bunker Hill and
Medford streets (land 6.10: flats 4.30) 10.40
Chestnut Hill Park, Beacon street and
Commonwealth avenue. Brighton. . . . 55.40
Copp's Hill terraces, Commerrial and
Charter streets. North End 0.60
Dorchester Park, Dorchester avenue
and Richmond street 26.00
Franklin Field. Blue Hill and Talbot
avenues. Dorchester (park area. See
under Playgrounds for larger area). . . 17.00
Governor's Island. Boston Harbor,
about one mile north of City Point.. . 73.00
North End Beach. Commercial and
Charter streets (land 3.70; flats 3.00) 6.70
Rogers Park. Lake and Foster streets.
Brighton 6.90
Savin Hill Park. Grampian way. Dor-
chester 8.26
Wood Island Park, East Boston, on east-
ern waterfront (land 55.60; flats
155.40) 211.00
Total ."Veres. Miscellaneous Parks. . . . 425.26
ruBtlC OROVNDS, SQITARES, ETC.
WITH 1.0CA.TI0JVS A.WM AREAS
CUT PROPER
Square Feet
Berwick Park, between Columbus ave-
nue and N Y, N H & H R K., 3.800
Blackstone Square, Washington street,
between West Brookline and Wes.t
Newton streets 105,100
City Hall Groimds. School street 7.700
Columbus Square, Columbus and War-
ren avenues 2,250
Con.'ord Square, between Tremont
street and Columbus avenue 5.000
Copley Square, between Huntington
avenue, Boylston and Dartmouth sts. 28,399
Fort. Hill Square, Oliver and Higo sts.. . 29,480
Franklin Square. Washington street, be-
tween East Brcokline and East New-
ton streets 105,205
Massachusetts Avenue Malls, four sec-
tions, between Albany street and Co-
lumbus avenue 106,500
Park Square, Columbus avenue, Eliot
and Pleasant streets 2,867
Rutland Square, between Tremont street
and Columbus avenue 7,400
St. Stephen Square, corner St. Stephen
and Batavia streets 100
Trinity Triangle, between Huntington
avenue. Trinity place and St.James
avenue 5.380
Union Park, between Tremont street
and Shawmut avenue 16,000
Waltham Square, Harrison avenue, op-
posite Umcn Park street 3,000
Worcester Square, between Washington
street and Harrison avenue 16,000
Brighton Square. Chestnut Hill iiveniia.,
and Academy Hill road 25,035
Fern Square, between, KrajikJin and
Fern streets .\ . .■ . ...•.".-. .,:. ■ 1 .900 ,
Jackson Square. Chestnut Sill- oVem.-e, "
Union and Winsliip f'.-rec-ts-. . ' . . .- .'. , * 4.3.10
Oak Square, Washingti^n and Faneuil
streets..,. 9,583
Sparhawk .?q'mre i^a;-iibridi?p. Murdocl^ :''-''
and SpaHiawk sfn-ts . . . :,.^ ^ . . , , , .T,i/iO
Square, Cambriosc. LiaMla jnd Mao.si •'• '
fleld streets : ■'l3;939
CiHRLESTOWN
City Square, head of Rutheiford av and
Main sts S.T.iO
Essex Square, Es.sex and Lyndeboro' sts 930
Hayes Square, Bunker Hili and Vine sts 4.484
Sullivan Square. Main. Cambridge.
Sever and Gardner streets 56,428
Winthrop Square, Winthrop, Common
and Adams streets ■ 3S.4.')0
Adams Square. Adams and Granite sts. 2.068
Algonquin Square, Algonquin and Brad-
City Nursery Grounds and Greenhouses,
Massachusetts avenue and East Cot-
tage street 102,531
DorchRster Square, Meeting House Hill 56,200
Drohan Square, Edison green 10.241
Eaton Square. Adams and Bowdoin sts 13,280
Mt.Bowdoin Green, top of Mt.Bowdoin 25.170
Peabody Square, Ashmont street and
Dorchester avenue 1.963
Public Ground, junction of Adams and
Codman streets 700
Public Ground. Florida street 6.090
Public Ground, Magnolia street 3.605
Richardson Square, between Pond and
Cottage streets 45.982
Spaulding Square, junction of Freeport
street and Neponset avenue 6,263
Tremlett Square, Tremlett street, be-
tween Hooper and Waldeck 7.107
Wellesley Park, Wellesley Park street... 28,971
EAST BOSTON
Belmont Square, Webster, Sumner,
Lamson and Seaver streets 30,000
Central Square, Meridian and Border
streets 40,310
Maverick Square, Sumner and Maver-
ick streecs 4,396
Prescott Square. Trenton. Eagle and
Prescott streets 1 2.284
Putnam Square. Putnam. White and
Trenton streets 11,628
Camp Meigs, Readvllle 122.404
Green, Junction of Beacon street and
Metropolitan avenue 220
Green, junction of Milton avenue and
Highland street 220
Green, junction of Williams avenue and
Prospect street 700
Greenwood Square, junction of Thatcher
street and Central avenue 200
Webster Square, jimction of Webster
street and Central avenue 220
Wolcott Square Readvllle 220
Alvah Kittredge Park. Highland street
and Highland avenue 5.600
Berners Square. Plymouth and Bellevue
streets 56,628
Bromley Park, Albert to Blckford street 20.975
Cedar Square, Csdar street, between
Juniper and Thornton streets 26.163
City Storage Grounds, Massachusetts
avenue, adjoining NY. NH&HRR 74.279
Elm HUl Park, off 550 Warren street. . 6.920
Francis Circle, junction of Huntington
avenue, Tremont and Francis street.. 1,662
Highland Park, Fort avenue and Beech
Glen street 158.421
Horatio Harris Park. Walnut avenue.
from Munroe to Townsend street. ... 1 16.000
Linwood Park, Centre and Linwood
streets 3.625
Longwood Park. Park and Austin sts. . . 21.000
Madison Square, Sterling, Marble. War-
wick and Westminster streets 122. 191
Orchard Park. Chadwick, Orchard Park
and Yeoman street 104,492
Public Ground, corner Blue Hill avenue
and Seaver street 2,500
Public Ground. Warren. St.James and
Regent streets 1 ,380
Square, Albany street, near Mall street 1.253
Square. Harold, Crawford and Abbots-
ford streets 966
100
PUBLIC GROUNDS, SQUARES &C — PUBLIC BATHS &C
Square, old Hsath, New Heath and
Parket atrsots 2.419
Walnut Pja'rk- between Washington st
and Walnut avenue 5.736
Washington Park, Dale ff.nd Bainbrldge
.^ .streets .'. :.:...... 396,125
Independence Square, Broadway, Eec-
-o<id. M and N streets. . . ,, 283.140
Lincol:^ Square, Emersori, Tourth and
M streets. - '....;...... 9.510
TSl^graph Hill. Thomas Park 190.000
Carruth Square, South Conway, South
Fairvlew and Robert streets 750
Central Square, Centre and Perkins sts 3,200
Mt.Bellevue, public ground, water
tower at summit 27.772
Oakview Terrace, ofl Centre street 5,287
Soldiers' Monument Lot, South and
Centre streets, Jamaica Plain 5.870
Total area of PubUc Grounds, etc., 2,770,180
square feet, or 63.59 acres
BECAPITOLATION
Acres
Parks and Parkways;
Main Park System 1,4.56.35
Marine Park System 437.90
Miscellaneous Parks 425.26
Public Grounds, Squares, etc 63.59
Grand total 2,383.10
Bridges located In Parks and Parkways:
PDBLIC OARDEN
Foot-bridge, over pond
THE FENS
Agassiz, carrying Agassiz road over the Fens
Boylston, over outlet of the Fens
Charlesgate, over Boston & Albany Railroad
and Ipswich street.
Audubon, over Newton circuit of Boston & Al-
bany Railroad.
Bellevue. over Muddy river from Bellevue street.
Bridle Path, carrying the ride over Muddy river,
near Audubon road.
Brookline avenue, over Muddy river.
Berners street foot-bridge, over Muddy rjver.
Huntington
atlet of Leverett
Ellicott arch, carrying Circuit drive over walk
at Ellicottdale.
Forest Hills, carrying entrance to Franklin Park
over traffic road.
Overlook arch over entrance to Overlook Shelter.
Scarboro'. carrying Circuit drive over Scarboro'
Columbia road, over Old Colony avenue and
Plymouth division of New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad.
Columbia road, over Shoreham street
Castle Island, South Boston to Castle Island.
Neptune, carrying Neptxuie road over Boston,
Revere Beach & Lynn Railroad.
Foot-bridge, from Prescott street over Boston,
Revere Beach &. Lynn Raih-oad.
Ashmont, Brent st. near Talbot av.. Dor.
Billings Field, LaGrange and Bellevue sts., W.
Carolina av. near Lee st.. Jamaica Plain.
Charlesbank, Charles St., West End.
Charlestown, Main and Alford sts , Ohsn.
Charlestown Heights, Bunker Hill and Medford
Chestnut Hill, junction Beacon and Chestnut
Hill av.. Brighton.
Christopher Gibson, Dorchester and Geneva av..
Dor.
Columbus Avenue, at Camden St., South End.
Common. Charles st. side.
Commonwealth. C. D and Cypher sts., S. B.
Cottage Street, near Maverick St., East Boston.
Dorchester Park, Dorchester av. and Richmond
Dummy Field, Everett St.. Allston.
Factory Hill. Hyde Park, off Sunnvside.
Fellows Street, at Hunneman St.. Roxbury.
Fens. Back Bav.
First Street, at M st.. South Boston.
Forest Hills, Washington st. and Firth rd., Ros
Franklin Field. Blue Hill av. and Talbot av.. Dor.
Franklin Park. Dorchester.
Freeport Street, near foot of Park st.. Dor.
John Wintlirop. Dacia and Danube sts.. Dor.
Marcella Street, Highland and Richie sts., Rox.
Massachusetts Avenue, near Edward Everett sq..
Dorchester.
Mystic. Chelsea st. and Mystic river, Chsn.
Neponset, Neponset av , opp. Chickatawbut st.,
Norfolk Street, opposite Evelyn st., Mattapan.
North Brighton, Western av. and North Harvard
St.
North End Beach. Commercial st.
Olmsted Park. Jamaicaway, J. P.
Orient Heights, Saratoga and Boardman sts..
Roxbury.
Parkinson, Forest Hills and Williams sts., J. P.
Paul Gore Street. Jamaica Plain.
Portsmouth Street, Brfghton.
Prince Street, North Bennet and Prince sts..
North End.
Randolph Street, Albany and Randolph sts..
South End.
Ripley, Trescott place, near Harvard st.. Dor.
Rogers Park. Lake and Foster sts.. Brighton.
Ronan (formerly Mt.Ida) Bowdoin and Percival
Rutherford Avenue,
stin St., Charlestown.
Denny sts.. Dor.
. Hyde Park
opp. Old Harbor st..
• Tremont s
Rox.
Strandway, Columbia rd
South Boston.
Tyler Street. South End.
Ward 19. Phillips St., nea _ _ _
West Fifth Street, between D and :
West Third Street, comer B st.. South Boston.
William Eustis, Norfolk av. and Proctor St., Rox.
Wood, near Hallet St., Neponset.
Wood Island Park, East Boston.
Public Batha and Qymnaaia,
Cabot Street— 203 Cabot st., Rox.
ing 45 shower batlis. a swimming pool, 75 by 25
feet, and a gymnasium.
Charlestown — Comer Bunker Hill and Lexing-
Containing 28 shower batlis and i
nasium.
Dover Street — 249 Dover st. Containing 33
shower baths for men and 17 for women, also tub
bath. No gymnasium.
North Bennet Street — North End. Contain-
ing 65 shower baths. 400 lockers and gymnasium.
BATHS AND GYMNASIA IN OTHER CITY BUILDINGS,
Charlesbank — Charles St., West End, two
houses (i. e., for men and women). 12 shower
batlis in each, outdoor gymnasium.
East Boston Gymnasium — 116 Paris St., 74
shower baths.
Municipal Building — Comer Columbia rd. and
t)or., 26 shower baths, swimming pool
Municipal Building — South near Sedgwick St..
J. P., 19 shower baths and a swimming pool, 75
by 24 feet.
Municipal Building — Broadway between G and
H sts.. 8 B.. 40 shower baths for men and 23 for
women, 2 extension showers for boys.
South Boston Gymnasium — D st., 14 shower
Municipal Building — 75 Tyler St.. South End,
40 shower baths.
Ward 9 Gymnasium — 642 Harrison av.. South
End, 13 shower baths.
Ward 17 Muncipal Building— Vine cor. Dudley.
Blossom Street, West End,
shower baths.
Dewey — Medford St., Clisn., three houses for
men, women and children.
Freeport Street — Dor., two houses for men
PUBLIC BATHS— CEMETERIES — I'UBMC MONUMENTS
) houses for
NortH End Park — Commercial :
I bouse for boys.
Border Street — Bast Boston, two houses for
men and women.
Cbarlesbank — West End. two houses for men
Dover Street Bridge — South End, two houses
for men and women.
Port Point Channel — South End, one house.
Jeffries Point — East Boston, one house for men
and women at different hours.
Mystic Bridge— Charlestown, one house.
Warren Bridge — Charlestown, two houses for
men and women.
OUTDOOR SWIMMING POOLS.
Orchard Park — Chadwick and Yeoman sts..
Roxbury, two houses for men and women, with
concrete! open air pool 80 by 30 feet.
The Summer Baths will be opened daily from
June 15 to Sept. 15, from 5 a.m. to 9 p.m. Indoor
Baths open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday
and Thursday for women only, except Dover
Street, which is open for both sexes every day.
Boys and girls under fifteen years of age shall
not be admitted to the Bathing houses_after 7
o'clock P.M., and the decision of i '
against admission shall be final. _
Boston Catholic Cemetery Association —
114 Dudley and 2374 Wash., Rox. Acting Pres..
Edwin A. Wall. Treas., James McCormick.
Sec.. Francis J. McBarron. Agent, Thomas M.
McLaughlin. Supt.. M. H. Regan.
Bunker Hill Burial Ground— Bunker HUl,
Charlestown.
Mt. Auburn Cemetery — Cambridge and
Watertown. Office 601 Sears bldg.. 199 Wash-
ington. Trustees, Prentiss Cummings, pres ;
Charles P. Choate, Edwin Hale Abbot, Thomas
P. Beal. Wm. L. Richardson, Joseph B. Russell,
Edward W. Hutchins, Jerome Jones, Alfred
Hemenway, Franklin W. Hobbs, Wallace L.
Pierce.. Sec and Treas., Prentice W. Abbott.
James C. Scorgie. supt., Cambridge.
Mt.Benedlct Cemetery — Corey near Newton
line West Roxbury.
Mt.CalTary Cemetery — Berry, cor. Sutton,
RosUndale. Martin H. Regan, Supt.
Mt.Hope Cemetery — This Cemetery, con-
taining 117 acres 36,500 sq. ft.. Is on Walk Hill
street, Mattapan. and is under the care of the
City Cemetery Dept. Leonard W. Ross, Supt.
•Walk
Old Catholic Burial Ground — Bernard St.,
Dorchaster (St.Mary's).
Kalnsford Island Cemeterjr — Ralnsford
St.Joseph's— Baker, beyond Weld, W. R,
(Catholic). Containing 100 acres. Cardinal
William H. OConnell, pres.: Daniel F. Doherty,
vice pres.; John A. Bruen, clerk; Richard F.
Johnson, treas. Trustees, James W. Dunphy,
Joseph A. Cogan. Joseph P. O'Connell, Michael
J. O'Heam; James M. Driscoll, supt.
etery — Fenwick
Cedar Grove Cemetery — Containing about
fifty acres, situated in Dorchester between Adams,
Milton and Granite streets. Office at CemeteiT.
Board of Trustees — Edwin J. Ham, pres.; W. D.
C. Curtis, vice-pres.; Guy A Ham, sec. and
treas., 24 Milk; G. A. Wheeler, Amos T. White,
William D. C. Curtis, Walter B. Grant, J. J.
Wall. Supt. P. J. Caldwell, at the Cemetery.
Central Burial Ground— On the (
Burial Gr
nd— Norfolk i
Dor.
Dorchester Old North Burial Ground —
Stoughton, cor. Columbia road. Upham's Comer.
d — Dor-
-Wash. near East
Union Cemetery— East Fifth, near L, S. B.
Cemetery — Walter, near
Warren Cemetery — Kearsarge av., Roxbury.
Westerly Cemetery — Centre, near LaGrange,
W. R.
Woodlawn Cemetery The — Everett. Charles
Leeds, pres. Roscoe Pierce, sec. and treas.. Office
' ' ' I 326. Trustees, Frank W.
Boston Cemetery — Swift,
B. Frank L. Tume.r custo
Parlin. Fred A. Davenport, Pre.scott Chamber-
lain, Wm. A. Muller, act. supt., William J. Mc-
Clintock, Everett.
Bllot Cemetery (17S5)— Eliot,
Evergreen Cemetery — Commonwealth
near Chestnut Hill Reservoir, Brigh'— ""^
P. Harding, custodian.
J.P
Charles
Forest Hills Cemetery — Morton street, Ja-
maica Plain, containing 256 acres. Office 14
Beacon. Arthur R. Potter, sec. and treas. Board
of Trustees, Charles G. Smith, pros.; Thomas A.
Forsyth, vice-pres.; George R. White, William A.
Gaston. Andrew J. Peters, Dr. Harold Williams.
Nelson Curtis. Henry S. Adams, supt., office
; the cemetery.
W. R.
Granary Burial Ground — Tremont, opposite
Cemetery — Emerson <
Ing's
■ Schoc
Chapel Burial Ground — Tremont
The following list, arranged alphabetically,
comprises the principal monuments and stat-
ues located in the parks, squares, avenues and
other public thoroughfares of tho city of Bos-
ton. It does not include statues located In halls,
theatres, association rooms or private residences.
Wherever possible to obtain the information, the
Whitney,
Adams Samuel, Adams sq. ;
1880.
Andrew John A.. Doric Hall, State House; 1872.
Apollo, Grounds of tho Museum of Fine Arts.
Appeal to the Great Sph-it. Museum of Fine
Arts grounds; Cyrus E. Dallin, 1912.
Army Nurses, Hall of Flags, State House; Bela
L, Pratt, 1914.
Aristides, Loulsburg sq.; Italian work, 1849.
Attucks Crispus, monument, Be
Robert Kraus.
Boston Common Monumental Tablet, East cor-
ner of Common; R. Clipston Sturgis. 1914.
Brooks Phillips. "■ ' " ' '"
grounds; Augu
i St.Gaudens,
Trinity Church
102
PUBLIC MONUMENTS ISLANDS— LEGAL HOLIDAYS
Bulflncli MoDument of the Kevolution
stored), Stato House park.
Bunker HiU Monument, Breed's Hill, Charles
town; .Solomon Willard. 1825-43.
Oass Col. Thomas, Public Garden, onp. 24C
Boylston; Richard E. Brooks, 1899.
Channing William E., Boylston cor. ArliliKton
Herbert y>'' ">"•»
Choatt
1849.
Dovens Charles Gen. and Judge, State Hon
park; O. L. Warner, 1898.
Dorchester Heishts (Revolutionary Mom
nt), Thomas Park, South Boston. Peabody &
Emancipation Group (monument). Park sq.
Public Garden; J. Q.
Thomas Ball, 1879.
Ether Monu
Ward. 1867-68.
Ericsson Leir, Commonwealth av.- Ann
Whitney, 1886.
Everett Edward. Edward Everett so.. Dor,
W. W. Story, 1807.
Parragut David G. Admiral. Marine Park
South Boston; H. H. Kitson, 1893.
Franklin Benjamin, front of City Hall; Green-
ough, 1856.
OllnT'^WarSf fie""^'*' ^'''■""■<»""''"«' av.;
Glover John Col., Commonvpoalth av, : Martin
Milmore. 1875.
Hale Edward Everett, Public Garden: Bela L,
Pratt, 1913.
Hamilton Alexander. Commonwealth av.; Wil-
liam Rimmer. 1S65.
Harvard Monument. Old Grave Yard, Charles-
town; 1828.
Hooker Joseph Gen., State House grounds.
French and Potter, 1903.
Labor and Science, Post Office bldg.; French,
"louse; Emma
front of State
Parker Theodore, front of First Church, West
Koxbury; Krauss
Parkman Francis Memorial, southwestern
shore of Jamaica Pond; Daniel French, 1906
Phillips Wendell, Public Garden, near Charles
St.; Daniel C. French, 1915.
Prescoct William Col., Bunker Hill Monument
grounds; W. W. Story, 1881.
Quincy Josiah, front of City Hall; Thomas Ball
1879.
Shaw Robert G. Col (bas relief). Beacon st.,
opp. State House: Augustus St.Gaudens, 1896.
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Boston Com-
mon: Martin Milmore, 1877.
Soldiei's Monument, Cedar Grove Cemetery,
1903
Soldiers Monument
Brighr.on. 1866.
Soldiers Monument, cor. Centre and South
vergreen Cemetery,
Soldi(
Obarlestown: Martin MUmore. 1872.
Sumner Charles, Public Garden, onn. 270
Boylston; Thomas Ball, 1878.
Warren Joseph Gen.. Bunker Hill Monument
1904.
Washington George, Doric Hall, State House:
Chantry, 1827.
Washington George. Public Garden; Thomas
Powers, 1859.
Winthrop John Gov.. First Church groi
Marlboro, cor. Berkeley: Gre«nough, 1880.
Wolcott Roger. Governor and Spanish
Veterans State House, 1906.
ISLANDS IN BOSTON IIASBOB
pie Island, contaming 8.9 acres, purchased
Owned by Benjamin
Castle Island, 21.6 acres.'with Fort Independ-
care of Boston :
Deer Island. 182.3 acres. Owned and
County House of Coft-ectii
Suffolk
upon the island.
Gallup 's Island, containing 25.1 acres, pur-
chased in 1860 for $6,600, by the city of Boston;
leased m 1915 to United States Government.
Occupied by Quarantine Station.
George's Island, 39.7 acres, with Fort Warren,
owned by the United States.
Governor's Island,
United States, but under
and Recreation Dept.
Great Brewster Island, containing 23.1 acres,
was purchased by City of Boston in 1848 for
$4,000. Under jurisdiction of Town of Hull.
acres. Owned by James
Adams
Little Brewster Island, 3.6 acres, owned bv
United States; occupied by Boston Light; under
jurisdiction of Town of Hull.
Owned by Heu-s
ontaining about 215.5
Government purchased 1.2 acres hi 1819,
acres in 1867 and 10.5 acres in 1900. 43.5 :
owned by the U. S. Government.
station and Fort Standish.
Middle Brewster Island, 12.2 acres. Owned
by Melvin O. Adams, Richard S. Whitney and
BenJ. P. Cheney.
Moon Island, containing about 30 acres. Taken
by right of eminent domain in 1879. It consti-
tutes the point of discharge of the main drainage
Ralnsford Island, containing 17.4 acres, owned
by City of Boston was purchased together with
all hospital buildings and dwellings thereon. In
1871, for 840,000. Suffolk School for Boys is
located upon this island.
Spectacle Island, 61.4 acres.
Ward & Co.. city of Boston anc
Government. City owns 6.1 acr
1914.
iwued by N.
United States
purchased in
'hompson's Island, 146.5 acres, annexed
ton by act of March 15, 1834. Owned ai
jpied by Farm and Trade School for Boys.
ARE.^ OF BOSTOK
City Proper 1.829
South Boston 1 ,002
East Boston 836
Roxbury 2.700
Dorchester 5,614
West Roxbury 8,073
Brighton 2,277
Charlestown 586
Hyde Park 2,953
Breed's Island 785
Islands in Harbor, belonging to City of Bos-
ton, about 500
Total Acres 27,160
Square Miles 42.440
shingto
Birthday. February 22d.
Patriots' Day. April 19th.
Memorial Day. May 30th.
Independence Day. July 4th.
Labor Day, first Monday in September.
Columbus Day, October 12th.
When the 22d of February, the 19th of April,
the 30th of May, the 4th of July, the 12th of
October or Christmas occurs on Sunday, the
following day shall be a holiday.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS
Headquarters. Tremont Tomplo.
Berean Temple. Woodrow av. near Blue Hill av..
Dorchester. Rev. O. A. S. Howe, pastor. John
E. Morsan, sexton.
Bethany Church, West Cottage, cor. Judson. Rox.
Rev. Isaac Higginbotham, pastor.
Blaney Memorial Baptist Church, 67 Richmond,
Dorchester Lower Mills. Rev. Allan A. Ride-
out, pastor. Charles A. Roberts, sexton.
Boston Baptist Bethel. 332 Hanover.
Boston Baptist Tabernacle, see Warren Avenue
Baptist.
Brighton Avenue Baptist, Brighton avenue,
junction Cambridge. Allston. Rev. Herbert
R. Whitelock. 630 Cambridge, pastor.
Centre Street Baptist Church. Centre st. cor.
Mozart, J. P. Rev. Aubrey S. Bishop, pastor.
Warren Avenue Baptist Church, Warren i
Edward C. Blanchard. first reader.
Third Church of Christ Scientist of Boston (Hyde
Park district), Arlington near Hyde Park av.
r, first reader.
Frederick L. Bauer,
?
George W. Tyree, sext<
Cosmopolitan Baptist Temple (colored). S5 Con-
cord. Rev. Charles H. Johnson, pastor, Bert
Dorchester Temple Chnrch, Washington, cor,
Welles av. Dor. Alfred E. Isaac, pastor,
Frfderick N. Wayland. sexton.
Dudley Street Baptist Church, 139 Dudley st,
Rev. Chas. L. Page, pastor. Richard B,
Messer. sexton.
Ebenezer Baptist Church, W. Springfield, near
Tremont, Rev. Cassius A. Ward, pastor.
First Baptist Church. Clarendon, comer Com-
monwealth av. Rev. Austen K. deBlois. pas
tor. James B. Newsou, sexton
First Baptist Church of Charlestown, Lawrence
st . corner Austin. Rev. Harold L. Hanson,
pastor. Clovice B. Chevallier, sexton.
First Baptist Church, Dorchester, Ashmont, cor
Adams street. Rev. J. Cecil Hayes, pastor
Chas. E. Fales, sexton.
FuTit Baptist Church, Hyde Park. Fauinoimt av
cor. Pierce. Rev, William Reid, pastor. El:
Phillips, sexton.
First Baptist Church (Mariners'). 332 Hanover
Rev. Walter J. Swaffleld, pastor. Bernard
Johnson, sexton.
First Baptist Church in Jamaica Plain, Centre
cor. Myrtle, J. P. Rev. Walter Calley, pastor.
First Swedish Baptist Church. 455 Shawmut
cor. Rutland. Kev. John G. Oster. pastor.
August Person, sexton.
Hill Memorial Baptist Church. N. Harvard, cor.
■" -• •■■ Rev. Wm. Bradley Whit-
Immaniiel Church, 191 Adams, Dor, Rev
Lettish Baptist Church, 1165 Tremont, Rox,
Services, second Sunday evenings,
Norwegian Baptist Mission, 2J W, Cottage, Dor,
Rev. M. L. Rice, paste
■ ' "' (colored.,
Puller, pastor,
James Gabourel. sexton.
Roslindale Baptist Church, Ashland, cor. Florence
Ros. Rev. Floyd L. Carr, pastor. Cupid
South Baptist Church, Ea.st Fourth, cor. L street,
S. B. Rev. William J. Rutledge, pastor.
Aimer J. Stygles. sexton.
Stoughton Street Church, Stoughton, cor, Sumner
Dor, Rev. Charles J. Burton, pastor. David
B. Dole, sexton.
Stratford Street Baptist Church, Anawan av.
comer Stratford, W R Rev. John Howard
Demlng, pastor. James Major, seirton.
Tremont Temple Baptist Church
Rev. Cortland Myers,
88 Tremont.
Rev. Cortland Myers, pastor. Rev. Herbert
Handel, asst. pastor. Rev. David M Lock-
row, director of men's work. Maude M. Morgan,
director of young women's work. Earl S. Gou-
dey, director of boys' work. Mrs. M. C. Wil-
kinson, Miss E. S. Crawford and V. Alice Porter,
pastor's assistants- Edgar C. Lane. Sunday
School supt. F. F. Plimpton, supt. of building.
Trenton Street Baptist Church, 69 Trenton, B. B.
Kev. Charles J. Jones, p"*"
E. B. William A. Taytt
Twelfth Baptist Church, 678 Shawmut av. cor.
Madison. Rev. M. A. N. Shaw, pastor. Rev.
Cecil Weathers, asst. pastor. J. O. King.
ongregational Church,
W. Brookline. Rev. Sarkis M.
Boylston Cong, Church, Boylston, cor. Amory,
Boylston station. J. P. Rev Donald B. Mac-
Lane, pastor, 155 Amory, Rox. Philip L.
Rev. Willard L. Sperry, pastor. Arthur T.
Blennerhasset, sexton.
Central Congregational Church, Tonawanda, cor.
Waldeck, Dor. Rev. CUnton J. Taft, pastor.
C. L. Peterson, sexton.
Central Congregational Church, Elm, cor. Seav-
ems av.. J. P. Rev. Chauncy J. Hawkins, pas-
tor. Charles S. Hamm. sexton.
Clarendon Congregational Church, Huntington
av. Hyde Park. Rev. Albion H. Johnson,
pastor. Walter M. Cass, i
Geo. E. We
BUot Church of Roxbury, Kenilworth street.
Rev, W. C, Rhoades, pastor, Benjamin F.
Hamilton, pastor emeritus. Frank O. Wright,
Faneuil Congregational Church. Brooks street.
Brighton. Rev. Andrew H. Mulnix, pastor.
Chester G. Parsons, sexton.
Fu-st Church in Chsn.. Green street. Rev.
Charles Talmage, pastor. Charles T. Fall.
Rev. George W. Owen,
pastor. Walter C. Scrlvens, sexton.
French Evangelical Congregational, Berkeley.
Newbiu-y. Rev. Romeo David,
Harvard Church, 15 Gleason, Dor.
pastor. Nathaniel Cate, sexton
Highland Church, 738 Parker street. Rev.
William R. Campbell, pastor. Herbert S. Still-
Hope Chapel, 15 Shawmut. Rev. Harry O. Mar-
tin, pastor. WilUam Foley, sexton.
Inunanuel-Walnut Avenue Church. Walnut av.
cor. Dale, Rox. Rev. Benjamin A. WiUmott,
pastor. C. W. Tasker. sexton.
Maverick Church, Central sou
A. R. ™- .^ ~^^
P. B.
wold
Old So
Rev. George
Roxbury. Rev. Oluf M. Jons-
Fred Grenberg, sexton.
Church, Dartmouth, corner Boylston.
Rev.
T, pastor. Rev.
PhUlips Ohapei,
Alfred V. Hui
Reynolds, asst. pastor.
Phillips Church, W. Broadway, near Dorchester,
S. B Rev. Clarence W. Dunham, pastor.
Wm. H. Schmidt, sexton.
Pilgrim Church, Columbia road, opp. Hancock.
Upham's Corner. Rev. , pastor. John
S. Clark, sexton.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS
Headquarters, 1 Joy Street.
Rev. Samuel A. Brown, pastor. Arthur Jones,
Seaman's Church (Boston Seamen's Friend Soc),
287 Hanover. Rev. J. McD. Blue, pastor.
Richard Smith, sexton, 14 Mystic, Ohsn.
Shawmut Church, Tremont. cor. W. Brookllne.
Rev. Judson V. Clancy, pastor. Oscar Klngs-
— "^-'^ Consrega ,
Charles V. Bowman, pastor.
Victor Peterson, sexton.
Trinity Church, 51 Watout St., Neponset. Rev.
, pastor. David Snow, sexton.
Union Church, 485 Columbus av. Rev. Ernest
G. Guthrie, pastor. Walter L. Eaton, asst. pas-
tor. Frank H. Moning, sexton.
Village Church, River, cor. Temple, Lower Mills,
Dor. Rev. Phillip King, pastor, Milton
Elijah B. Hallett, sexton.
West Roxbury Cong. Church, Centre, cor. Mt.
Vernon. Rev. Edwin H. Byington, pastor.
R. A. Welsh, sexton.
All Saints Church, Ashmont cor., Bushnell, Ash-
mont. Rev. Simon Bllnn Blunt, D.D., rector.
Rev. Arthur W. P. Wylie. curate. Rev. Pran-
William H. Dewart, rector. Rev. Enrico Sartorio
, John T. Slade, sexton.
Christ Church. _River cor. Maple, Hyde Park,
Rev. Arthur Ketchum,
Peter Altchi-
Church of our Saviour, Albano St., Rosllndale,
Rev. Charles Case Wilson, rector. Frank
Church of the Advent, Brimmer, cor. Mt. Vernon,
Rev. William Harman vanAHen, S. T.D., rector.
Revs. John Higglnson Cabot and George Nat-
tress, curates. J. H. Hunting, sexton.
Church of the Ascension, 1906 Washington, Rox.
CONGEEOATIONAL DNITAEIAN.
Headquarters, 25 Beacon St.
All Souls Church. Warren, cor. Elm Hill av. Rox-
Eev. Sheed Anderson, minister. Joseph J
Parker, sexton.
Arlington-Street Church, Arlington, cor. Boylston
Rev. Paul R. Frothlngham, pastor. Oscar A.
Nelson, sexton.
Barnard Memorial, 10 Warrenton. Rev, Paul
H. Drake, pastor. Thomas Costello,
Channlng Church, E. Cottage, near Dorchester
av. Dor. Rev. Charles P. Wellman, minister.
Harry Anderson, Janitor.
Christ Church. Dorchester av. cor. DIx. Dor.
Rev. Paul Harris Drake, pastor. Wm. P. Mans-
field, sexton.
Church of Our Father, 85 Marlon, E. B. Rev.
Adolph Rossbach, pastor. Alvah H. Tarr.
Ohurch of the Disciples, Peterborough, comer
Jersey. Rev. A. M. Rlhbany, pastor. Ben-
jamin F. Jones sexton.
Ohurch of the Unity, Walnut st. cor, Oakman,
Neponset. Rev. Geo W. Cutter, pastor.
Stephen A. Crook, sexton.
First Church in Boston, Marlboro, cor. Berkeley.
Rev. Charles E. Park, pastor. Henry F. Holm-
First Church in Roxbury, John Eliot square.
Rev. James DeNormandie and Rev. Otto Ly-
ding, pastors. William Slater, ""•^"r,
First Con ' ~ . . «
rict M. Connolly, janitor.
First Parish Church in Brighton (1730), Chestnut
Hill av. near Strathmore road, Brighton. Rev.
Palfrey Perkins, pastor.
First Parish In Dorchester, Winter, cor. Parish,
Meeting House Hill. Rev. Roger Sawyer
Forbes, pastor. William H. Goss, sexton.
First Parish of West Roxbury, Centre, cor. Corey
street. Rev. Harold G. Arnold, minister. R.
bur F. Gray, sexton.
Hawes Unitarian Cong., East Broadway, between
G. and H., S. B., Rev. James Huxtable, pastor.
Thomas Sanders, sexton,
pel, Tr<
. pastor.
Snow, asso. pastor. George H. Wiley,
Norfolk Unitarian Church. 268 Norfolk street.
Dor. Rev. Ernest S. Meredith, pastor. George
C. Smith, sexton.
Roslindale Unitarian, South, near Brookfleld St.,
Rosllndale. Rev. Charles W. Casson, pastor.
William H. Williams, sexton.
Second Ohurch in Boston, Audubon road, cor.
Beacon. Rev. Samuel R. Maxwell, pastor.
Frederick W. Spear, sexton.
South Congregational, "Dr Hale's Church,"
Newbury street, corner Exeter. Rev. Edward
Oummings, minister, 1()4 Irving, Camb. Henry
Li. Wildes, sexton.
Theodore Parker Memorial, 53 Berkeley. Ernest
O, Amy, supt. Carl J. Decker, janitor.
Third Religious Society, Richmond st.j Lower
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
Church of the Epiphany, Stanton, cor. Norfolk,
Dor. Rev. Thatcher R. ICimball. rector. Rev.
Edward A. Baker, asst rector. H. D. Cooper,
Church of the Good Shepherd, Cortes st. Rev.
George J. Prescott, rector. J, J. Hlckie, sexton.
■ ■ • " ■ - ,Mat.
- -- - rector. George W.
Thain, sexton.
Church of the Messiah, St.Stephen, cor. Gains-
borough. Rev. John M. G, Foster, rector,
James ^
Church of I . ___ _ _ _
Rev. , rector. Jacob C. Bibber, sexton.
Emmanuel Church. 15 Newbury street. Rev.
Elwood Worcester, D.D., Ph. D., rector. Rev.
., asst. rector. John O. Haynes,
sexton
Emmanuel Church, Stratford, corner Clement av.
W. R. Rev. Howard S. Wilkinson, rector.
L. S. Payson, sexton.
Grace Church, 315 Dorchester street. Rev.
Charles Harden McCurdy, vicar. George C.
Johnson, sexton.
St. Andrew's Church, Bayswater, corner St. An-
drew rd. George S. Flske. minlster-in-charge,
Frank J. Cooper, sexton.
St.Angarius Church (Swedish), 777 Shawmut av.
Rev. A. W. Sundelof, minister. A. M. Sund-
borg, sexton.
St.Ann's Church, E. Cottage, near Dudley, Rox.
Rev. A. George B. Jenner, rector. Walter
King, sexton.
St.Augustine
St.John the Ev
gellst, Bowdoln street. Rev.
Evangelist, Bowdolr
Frederick Cecil Powell, superior
St.John of Damascus, 68 Hudson, Rev. Solo-
mon Ferneny, rector.
St.John's Church, Devens St., cor. Rutherford av.,
Chsn. Rev. Philo W. Sprague, rector. John
Bertram, sexton.
St.John's Church, 80 Lexington, E. B. Rev.
Waters DeW, Roberts, rector. Rev. George S.
Fiske. assistant. W. 0. Farmer, sexton.
St,John'3 Ohurch, Roanoke av., cor. Revere, J. P.
Rev. Thomas O. Campbell, rector, M. T.
Wallace, - '-
associate rector. Henry E. Reid, sexton.
St.Liuke's Church, Brighton av,, AUston. Rev.
Charles W. DufBeld, rector, Hormldas Renaud,
St.Margaret's Church, Wash., cor, Eastbum,
Brighton. Rev. Walter G. Read, rector. Wil-
liam Clifford, sexton.
StMark's Church, 73 Columbia road. Dor. Rev,
Frank D. Budlong. rector. Charles A. Deppe,
St.Mary's Church, Cushlng av„ Dorchester.
Rev. Walter E. O. Smith, rector. Mark Cook,
sexton.
chaplain.
t. Matthew . -_.---
Rev. James Sheerin, rector. Horace Carlyle,
Swett Riusmaniere, dean. Revs. Frederick J.
Walton. Artley B. Parson and Henry Goddard,
a.ssistants. George Allen, berger. Margaret S.
Ijloyd. deacone^.;.
St.Peter's, Paul Gore street, J. P. Rev. Warren
D. Bigelow, rector. John Hohey, sexton.
CHURCHES AND MINISTERS
O. Sauber. curate. Rev Dwight W. Hadley
and Rev. Percy J. Kanimer. assistants. George
A. Real, sexton.
Trinity Churcli, Copley sq. Rev. Alexander
Mann, rector. Rev. Reuben Kidner and
Henry K. Slierrill. assistants. Charies E.
Ctiester, sexton.
Friends' Meeting House. 210 Townsend. near
Warren, Rox. WUbur K. Thomas, minister.
Sunday 10.30 a.m. and Friday 7.45 p.m.
StLulce's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Rock-
land, near Dedham line. W. R. Rev. Frederick
O. Wurl, pastor. George Dietzel, sexton.
St.Marks iSiglish Lutheran, 29 Winthrqp, Rox.
Rev. Edwin Lunn Miller, pastor. S. S. Stan-
ley, sexton.
Swedish Trinity Lutheran Church of E. B., 168
Saratoga, E. B. Rev. August F. Seastrand,
Trinity Churnh (German), Parker street, cor.
Gore. Rev. Paul Loeber, pastor. Gustav E.
Hageman (English), pastor August Moeller,
Abraham of Boston, 70 Wayland, Dor.
Adas Israel. 28 Arlington, H. P. Manasha Miller,
rabbi.
Adath Israel, 94 Brighton, Isaac Baritz. rabbi,
G. Levin, sexton.
Adath Jeshunm. Blue Hill av. cor. Brunswick.
Phineas Israeli, rabbi. Jacob Levin, sexton.
Adath Jesura Nusuch Art, 8 Smith ct.. near Joy st.
A. A. Yudelovitch, rabbi.
Agudas Archln, 89 Lowell and 14 Crawford.
Jacob M. Feinsteui, rabbi.
Ahwath Achim. 179 Chelsea, E. B.
Ansha Siavuta, IS Minot. Samuel Apher, rabbi.
Anshe Poland, 19 Oswego. A. M. Shershevsky,
rabbi.
Anshe Sfard, 16 Davis. A. M. Shershevsky,
rabbi.
Anshe Zoslave, 125 Leverett. D. M. Rabinovitz,
rabbi.
Anshei Sfard, 11 Ashland. Jacob G. Shain,
rabbi.
Anshei Sfard, 29 HasWns, Rox. Aaron Goro-
_ Seltzer, rabbi. Samuel Sugarberg, cantor.
Anshi Volin, 13 Florence. A. M. Shershevsky,
rabbi.
Ansho Estroch. 80 Leverett, Theodore Singer,
pres.
Beth Hamedash Hagodol, 28 North Russell.
Hvman Sharfman, rabbi.
Beth Hamedash Hagodol. 103 Crawford. Julius
Karksberg, rabbi.
Beth Israel, Baldwin place. Abraham Aaron
Yudelovitch. rabbi.
Beth Jacob, 24 Wall. Simon Price, rabbi. S.
Chevre Mishraith, 186 Chambers, D. M. Rabin-
ovitz, rabbi.
Ein Jacob. 16 Poplar. Isaac Baritz, rabbi.
Kenesseth Israel, 15 and 17 Emerald, A. M.
Shershevsky and Joseph Rakusin, rabbis.
Llnas Hazedeck, 62 Poplar. Meyer Alperin,
rabbi.
Mishkan Israel. Bloomfleld Hall, Geneva av. Dor.
Herman Benmosche. rabbi.
Misiikan Shlomo, 71 Poplar. Isaac Baritz, rabbi.
UETHODIST EPISCOPAL
Headquarters, 581 Boylston Street.
Rev. John W. Hamilton, Bishop.
Allston M. E. Church. Harvard av. cor. Farring-
ton av., Allston. Rev. Wilbur G. ChaSee,
pastor. AUdls W. Day, sexton.
Appleton Church, Walnut, near Noponset av.,
Neponset. Rev. Tobias Foss, pastor. W. A.
Thomas,
Barham Memorial M. E. Church. Dorchester,
cor. Vinton. Rev. D. Harold Hickey, pastor.
Edgar D. Trefry. sexton.
Bethany Church, Ashland, cor. Sheldon. Roslin-
dale. Rev. Duane B. Aldrich, pastor. Wal-
lace Crook, sexton.
Bromfleld and Tremont Sts. Churches. Tremont
cor. W. Concord. Rev. Kelley Jenness, pastor.
Russell B. Spratt, sexton. _
Daniel Dorchester Memorial Church, Park, cor.
March av., W. R. Rev. J. Ralph Magee.
pastor. Thomas Manson. sexton.
First Church, Temple st. Rev. Charles O. P.
Hiller, pastor. Edgar H. Allen, sexton.
First M. E. Church. Dorchester, Washington,
near Richmond. Dor. Rev. John R. Chaffee,
Ph. D.. pastor. John G. French, sexton.
First M. E. Church. Hvde Park. Central av
Winthrop. Rev. Descom DeF. Hoagland,
pastor, John Haigh, sexton.
First M. E. Church. Jamaica Plain. Elm. cor.
Newbern. Rev. Wentworth F. Stewart, pas-
tor. Chas. J. Tufley, sexton.
Fii-st Norwegian and Danish M. E. Church. 5
Howard av. Rox, Rev. Bent E. Carlsen, pas-
tor. Mers^in Carlsen,
First SAvedish M. E. Church. Walnut pk. cor.
Walnut ~ ~ _ . ., j:
Rox. Rev. Frank E.
Nusach Sphard, 336 Blue HUl av. D. M. Rab-
inovitz. rat>bi. Barnet Leonard, sexton.
Ohabei Sholom. 11 Union Park street. M. M.
Eichler, rabbi. Erwin Wolkowich, cantor.
S. M. Caro, sexton.
Ohel Jacob, Paris cor. Gove, B. B. Josiah D.
Jurnan, rabbi.
Sharai Jerusalem, Jerusalem pi. S. J. Frieder-
man. rabbi. J. Stanetsky. sexton.
Shara Tfllo. 15 Otisfield. Hyman S. Shoher,
German M. E. Church. Atherton. cor. Amory.
Rox. Rev. Charles Stephen, pastor. Henry
Doherty. sexton.
Greenwood Memorial Church (formerly Highland
Church), 380 Washington, Dor. Rev. Charles
Edw. Spaulding. pastor. H. W. Spencer, sex-
Shari Zion, 35 Barton, Louis Silberstein, rabbi.
Frank Krasnogor, sexton.
Sons of Jacob, 210 Dover. A. M. Shershevsky,
Meridian St. Church (Bethel). Meridian, cor.
Havre. E. B. Rev. Thomas C. Cleveland,
pastor. r. sexton.
Morgan Memorial Church. 85 Shawmut av. Rev
Edgar J. Helms, pastor. Thomas F, Benbury,
LUTHERAN.
tor. 66 Orchard, J.
Emmanuel (Swedish), 20 Emerald. Rev. A. M.
Benander. pastor.
Immanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church,
48 Bennington, E. B. Rev. Frederick C. Wurl,
pastor. Frederick Sheffler, sexton.
James Stuart, sexton.
Parkman Street M. E. Church. 29 Parkman, Dor.
Rev. William C. Poole, pastor.
People's Temole, Columbus av.. cor. Berkeley.
Rev. Arakel H. Nazarian, pastor. Elvin B.
GUbert. sexton.
St.Andrew's M. E. Church, Centre, cor. Walden.
J. P. Rev. John E. Bentley, pastor. John Gled-
hill. caretaker.
St.John's, West Broadway, near F. S. B. Rev.
Charles E. Davis, pastor. William Manning,
der Abel, sexton.
106
CHUBCHE8 AND MINISTERS
Trinity M. E. Church. 60 High Street. Charles-
town. Kev. Wesley Wiggiu. pastor. Edward
E. Darville, sexton. _
Upham Memorial, Wachusett. corner Patten St..
Forest Hills. Rev. George H. Spencer, pastor.
Edward "VVhittemore. sexton.
Wash Boulevard M. E. Church. Wash st. cor.
Grove, W. R. Whiley C. Hausam, pastor.
Winthrop St. M. E. Church. Winthrop St.. Rox.
Rev. Charles F. Rice, pastor. Edward Shaw,
JETHODIi
Columbu.s Av. Africa
Zion Church, Co-
Northampton. Bev. B. W.
Swain, pastor. .1. Albert Peck, sexton.
First African M. E. Chm-ch, Charles, cor. Mt.
Vernon. Eev. Montrose W. Thornton, pastor.
J. R. Bonner, sexton.
EDEN
IN)
Boston Society of the New Jerusalem Church, 1 3b
Bowdoln St. Rev. James Reed, pastor. Kev.
H, Clinton Hay. associate pastor. William B.
Atwood. gen. sec. church parlor. Freeman pi.
15a Beacon. Charles H. Webster, sexton.
Roxbury Society of the New Jerusalem, St. James,
cor. Regent. Rev. Willia " " '"
C. R. Noyes. sexton.
Wunsch. pastor.
Rev. Albert M. MacLeod, pastor.
byterian. W. Brooklme. cor.
Rev. Kenneth M. Munro, pastor.
Fir.st United Presbyterian.
S. B. Rev. James Todd, pastor. David Gamble
Warren, cor.
Woo.
Rev.
Young pastor. F. E. Raymond, sexton.
St.AndreWs Church. 8.5 West Concord.
, pastor.
St.Paul's Presbyterian Church. Bexford, C9r.
Oakland, Mat. Rev. G. Leonard McCam.
Scotch" Presbyterian Church 76 Warrenton st.
Rev. John Calder. pastor. Archibald MacLean,
Second Reformed Presbyterian. 27 Chambers.
Rev. James M. Foster, pastor. Matthew Wat-
His Eminence Cardinal William H. O'Connell.
All Saints Church. Centre, c
Rev. Charles W. R_egan. pa
„, O'Connor and Rov.
pastors. Timothy J. Casey
•nfh.>rlrn1 of the Holy
James Wile
Penryth, Box.
■. Rev. Joseph
F. Duran. asst.
Cross. Washington
^R^e^^
O'Connor.
Patrick Morrisroe.
Church of the Sacred Heart. Brown av.. cor. Ash-
land. Ros. Rev. John F. Cummins, pastor.
Rev. Eugene A. Twomey, Rev. Henry C. Rear-
pastors. George " "' "" "
, O'Hara,
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (Italian) 12
North square. Rev. Vittorio Gregori, pastor.
Rev. Francesco Liberti. Rev. Francesco Berti,
Rev. Ernesto Ros,si. Rev. Filippo Vittigli,
assts. Ferdinando Tassinari.
Notre Dame des Victoin
Rev.
Church of Gate of Heaven. E. Fourth, cor. I st.,
S. B. Eev. George A. Lyons, pastor.
Church of Our Lady of Czenstochowa (Polish).
655 Dorchester av., S. B. Rev. John M.
' pastor. Frank Gradowski. sex-
Church of Our Lady of the Rosary. 92 W. Sixth.
8. B. Rev. Patrick B. Murphy, pastor.
William Maloney,
Church of the /
Church of the 'Blessed Sacrament. Centre, cor.
Oreighton. Rox. Bev. A T. Connolly pastor.
Bevs. John F. Madden. Joseph P. Mahar, Ed-
mond D, Daly, asst. pastors. ,
Rev. John P. M^Schlf
Wise, S. J,, an"
pastors.
1 u^u.^„uv... S. J.. Rev. Andr. ..
Rev. John B. Schmandt. S. J.,
Charles Sandholzer. sexton.
Church of the Immaculate Conception. Harrison
av cor. East Concord. Rev. Charles W Lyons.
8. J., pastor. Bro. Joseph Erhard.
Church of the Most Holy
cor. London. E. B. Re _^
. pastor. Rev. Joseph C. Burns. Bev.
Gallagher, asst. pastors. "' - -
Redeemer. Maverick.
Patrick H. Riley,
rns. Bev. Hugh J.
Patrick O'Brien.
AUain.
thii
(French). 25 Isabella,
lastor. Leonce Gau-
Frankfort. E.
Our Lady of Mt.Carmel. Gove.
B. Rev. Giacomo Merighi.
Our Lady of the Rosary or Pompeii. 373 Harrison
av., near Dover. Rev. Pasquale DlMilla, pas-
Rev. Alexander
240 Adams, Dorchester. Rev. John
H. Harrigan. pastor. Bev. Joseph P. Murphy,
t.Angela's. Ulue Hill av. cor. Fremont. Mat.
Rev. Francis J. Byan. pastor. Edward J.
Campbell, asst. pastor. John C. Fox. sexton,
t. Ann's. Neponset avenue, cor. Ashmont. Rev.
. pastor. Rev. Joseph Brand-
Flannery, asst. pastors. John
or. Athol, Alls. Rev. Hugh
pastor. Rev. William P.
Mc'Namara and John F. Kelleher. assts. Pat-
rick J. White, sexton.
St.Aucustine. Dorchester, near E. Eighth. Rev.
Joseph F. Coppinger. pastor. Arthiu- J. Ber-
St.Oatharine. 49 'Vine. Charlesto^vn. Rev. J. D.
Tierney. pastor. Edward J. Merrick, sexton.
Timothy J. Ryan, janitor.
St. Cecilia, Belvidere st. B(
pastor.
John S.
ly. Rev
Galvin,
St.Anthony. Holton,
, John J. McGarry.
St.OolumbkiUe, Market, cor. Arlington. Brighton.
Bev. Joseph V. Tracy, pastor. Rev. William
Reardon. John W. Mahoney. Geo. A. Reardon.
assts. John J. Flaherty, '
St.Eulalia, O, " "
Broadway. Rev. Mortimer
Twomey. pastor,
t. Francis de Sales. 3(
town. Rev. James. _ . ,
Bunker Hill st. Timothy O. Harrington, sex-
St. Francis de Sales,
I Vernon street, Rox. Rev
Denis J. O'Farrell. pastor. Revs. Myles D.
Kiley. Michael J. O'Connor, Francis V. Murphy
StGregory's, 2221 Dorchester av.. Dor.
Francis X. Dolan. pastor. Rev. Char
Heaney. Rev. Richard " '"
tors. Lawrence Karle. 6
St. John's the Evangelist. Blue Hill av.. corner
WoodclifT, Rox. Rev. P. J. Supple, pastor.
Richard Murphy.
St.Joseph's "'
street. Rev.
Francis W. Maiey, pastor. Kev. james n.
Courtney. Rev. Peter J. McCormack. Rev.
Walter J. Roche and Eev. Joseph J. Smith, asst.
pastors. Charles Gallagher, sexton.
StJoseph's. Breed, opp. Ashley. Orient Heights.
Eev. Charles A. Ulh-ich. pastor.
St Joseph's of Roxbury. Circuit street. Rev
Michael J. Spiaine. pastor.
St.Lazzaro (Italian). 117 Leyden st.. Orient
Heights. Rev. Lodovico Toma, pastor. Louis
St.Leo" , 'iOO Esmond, Dor. Rev. Francis A,
Cunningham, pastor. Rev. Patrick J. Sulli-
van asst. pastor. Malachi Pendergast, sexton.
St.Lednard's of Port Morris (Italian) 33 Prince.
Rev. Anselmo Lenzi. pastor.
St.Margaret's. 800 Columbia road, cor. Dorches-
ter av. Rev. W. A. Ryan, pastor. Revs. M.
J. Ouddihy.Thomas P. McManmon and Francis
Kenney, asst. pastors. Henry Heinemeier.
St.Mark's, 1725 Dorchester av. Dor. Rev. John
A. Daly; pastor. Rev. John M. Farrell. Rov.
William F. Toohig. asst. pastors.
Murphy,
Thomas J.
St.Marv of the Angels. Columbus av. cor. Walnut .
av.. "Rox. Rev. Dennis J. Sullivan, pastor.
Rev. WilUam J. Foley, asst. pastor.
St.Mary of the Sacred Heart, Endicott, corner
Thacher street. Rev. William J. Conway, S. J..
pastor. John J. McGafflgan. sexton.
CHUKCHES AND MINISTERS
St.Mary's, Warren, cor. Winthrop. Chsn. Rev.
J. W. McMahon. pastor. John Kyle, sexton.
St.Mary's Star of the Sea, Saratoga, cor. Moore.
E. B. Rev. Wilham H. McDonough, pastor.
Michael A. Larkin. sexton.
nan and Rev. Walter F. Sweeney, asst. pastors.
Patrick J. Brennan. sexton.
St.Monica's Church. 3So Dorchester. S. B. Rev.
John A. Degan. pastor. Thomas J. O'Neil,
St.Pat'ricks. Dudley, comer Dunmore. Rox.
Rev. J. H. Gallagher, pastor. William H. Con-
StPauVs. Woodward Park St.. Rox. Rt. Rev.
Joseph G. Anderson, pastor. Francis H.
Gwynne. sexton.
St.Peter and St.Paul. 55 West Broadway. S. B.
Rev. James A. O'Rourke, pastor. Patrick J.
Reynolds, sexton.
St.Peter's. Meeting House Hill. Dorchester. Rev.
Peter Ronan, pastor. Daniel Moynihan, sex-
ton.
St.Philip's and Old St. Patrick's.,
East Lenox. Rev. Garrett J. Barry, pastor.
St.Stephen's. Hanover street, cor. Clark. Rev.
E. F. McLeod, pastor. John Babstock. sexton.
St.Theresa, Spring street. West Roxbury. Rev.
John F. Broderick. pastor. Charles F. King.
St.Thomas. 93 South. Jamaica Plain. Rev. Ed-
ward J. Moriarty, pastor. Revs. Louis H.
Kelleher. Timothy J. Donovan and James P.
Sherry, asst. pastors. Michael McDonough.
Oxford. Mrs. E. D. Mason,
ham st . Cambridge.
Ohristadelphians, Franklin Union bldg.. 41 Berke-
ley
Church of God and Saints of Christ. 34 Wood-
bury. Wm H. Plummer, pastor. Wra. T. Brax-
ton, asst. pastor.
Church of the Higher Life, 585 Boylston. Lucy
C. McGee, minister.
Church Rescue Mission (Episcopal), 1066 Wash.
First Pentecostal Church, 1 E. Lenox. George
W. Tillman, pastor.
First Union Church of Hyde Park. Eeadville near
River, Readv. Rev. H. RejTJOIds Goodwin,
pastor. Charles H. Spencer, sexton.
Ford Hall Sunday Evening Meetings. 15 Ashbur-
ton pi. George W. Coleman, chairman. Mary
O. Crawford, sec.
German Reformed Christ Church. Chestnut av.
opp. Sheridan. J. P. Rev. E. W. C. Bruecknor,
Greek Orthodox Church of the Annunciation. 46
Winchester, cor. Edgerly pi. Rev. Constantino
Douropoulos, pastor. Nikolas Kanellopoulos.
Italian Evangelical Mission. 1900 River. H. I".
William J. Alexander, treas.. Mrs. Thomas A.
Clark, direct)
St. William's. Dorchester av.. cor. Belfort st. Dor.
Rev. Tiniothv J. Mahoney. pastor. Rev.
WUliam Drenan. asst pastor. William Moore,
janitor.
Syrian Mission Church. Our Lady of the Cedar of
Mt.Lebanon. 66 Tyler st. Rev. Joseph K.
Yazbek
Syrian E. C. Church,
Nicholas ~
Harrison av. Rev.
First Spiritual Temple. Newbury, cor. Exeter.
Spiritualist Phenomena Society. Harmony Hall.
724 Wash. Mrs. Josephine Webster, pastor.
Unity Church, Jordan Hall, Huntington av.
Rev. Frederick A. Wiggin, pastor.
Headquarters, 359 Boylston, Rev. George E.
Leighton, superintendent.
All Souls Universalist, 70 White, E. B. Bev.
Thomas J. Farmer, pastor. Bernard C. Ted-
Edward A. Griffln.
Sc.Paul's. Rockview. opp. St.John. J. P. Rev.
Merrill C. Ward, pastor. George H. Mar.shall.
J. T. Mathes, treas.. 224 State.
New Thought Church and School Inc.. 30 Hunt-
ington av. Miss Emma C. Poore. leader.
Norwegian Lutheran Mission, 48 Bennington,
E. B. Joseph Johnson, pastor.
Norwegian Seaman's Mission. 170 Sumner. E. B.
Joseoh Johnson, pastor.
Our Saviour's Norwegian Lutheran Mission, 48
Bennmgton. E. B. Joseph Johnson, pastor.
People's Mission, 323 Wash. Dor.. Dr. John H.
Sparling, supt.. 144 Huntington av.
Roxbury Rescue Mission. 194 Dudley, Rox. Rev
William W. LeSeur. supt.
St. Cyprian Mission. Franklin Union rm. 203.
Rev. Joseph M. Matthias, pastor.
Salvation Army. 792 and 1522 Washington,
Bowdoin sq.. 351 Cambridge, 12 Harvard av.
H. P.. 17 Roxbury, 753 Shawmut av., Rox..
246 Hanover (Swedish). E.tecutive offices. S
E. Brookline. Industrial Home. 134 Hamp-
den. Rescue Home. 103 Train. Dor. Adam
Gilford, Col.
Seventh Day Adventist. Tremont Temple. Rev.
Archer V. Cotton, pastor. 141 Orchard. West
Soraerville.
Shawmut Av. Mission, 65 Shawmut av. Daniel P.
P. Goslme. supt.
Society for the Propagation of the Faith. Rev.
Joseph F. McGlinchey. D.D.. diocesan direc-
tor, 41 Maiden.
Sunday Commons. Huntington Chambers Hall.
30 Huntington av. Rev. Charles Fleischer,
leader.
Syrian Orthodox. 32 Hudson. Rev. George D.
Maloof. pastor.
Union Rescue Mission. 64a Dover. Rev. Phen-
land E. Call. supt. Henry J. Christopher, sec.
Vedanta Centre of Boston, 1 Queensberry. Swami
Paramanada in charge.
S. Farnum. treas.. Clive P. Dorman. 2d
_ngl ._
Duilding. 316 Huntington
Peirce. director.
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
[Before deciding that a Society has been omit-
ted from this List, look under American, Boston,
Mass.. New England, United States and other
words likely to form part of the title. 1
(See also Clubs, also Hospitals, in Business Direc-
tory)
Adjustment Bureau of the Boston Credit Men's
Association. 77 Summer, H. H.Humphrey, pres. ;
H. A. Whiting, treas.
Advent Christian Publication Society. 160 War-
ren. Rox.. Rev. George F. Haines, pres.; Fim
Murra, mgr. and treas.; George E. Tyler, sec.
S. Vernon. Vt.
Alliance of Unitarian and <
Liberal Chi-lstia
line S. Atherton.
; Mrs. Mary 1
Wayne, Pa.
.lumni Association of Boston University School
of Medicine. Dr. HoULs G. Batchelder. pres,:
Dr. Howard Moore, treas.; Dr. Harold L.
Babcock. seo., 5.'?,t Beacon.
ilumni Association of the Mass. Institute at
Technolog.v. ( 'harles .\ Stone, pres. ; Walter
Humphreys, sec. and treas.; I. W. Litchfleld.
Held mgr. '
108
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
Alumni Social Service Bureau 161 Devonshire,
rm. 509. Philip W. Carter, sec. and treas.
Amateurs Inc. (Dramatic). 10 Post Office sq..
Burton R. MUls. pres.; Herbert M. Leland,
sec. and treas.
American Academy of Arts and Sciences. 28 New-
bury, Henry P. Walcott, pres.; Henry H. Bdes,
treas.; Henry W. Tyler, cor. sec; William S.
Bigelo
mericai _
Henry H. Piper. D.D^.S.;
E. Peters, D.M.D., rec. sec., ia4 Marlboro;
Henry W. Haley. D.M.D., cor. sec.; Charles
A. Jameson. D M.D., treas.; Martin B. Dill,
D.M.D., librarian; Percy R. Howe, D.D.S.,
American Advent Mission Society, 160 Warren,
Box., Rev. George B. Tyler. S. Vernon. Vt.,
pres.; Rev. Henry E. Stone. Wallingford,
Conn., sec. and treas. ,
American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society,
800 Ford bldg., Rev. James H. Franklin.
Rev. Joseph C. Robbins, foreign sec. : George
B. Huntington, associate sec., William B. Lipp-
hard, asst. sec. ; Ernest S. Butler, treas. and acting
home sec; Rev. P. H. J. Lerrigo, dist. sec, 716
Ford bldg.
American Baptist Home Mission Society, Frank
T. Moulton, treas.; Rev. H. L. Morehouse,
New York city, gen. sec; Rev. P. H. J. Ler-
rigo, dist. sec; N. B. office, 716 Ford bldg.
American Baptist Publication Society, 16 Ash-
burton pi.. J. Whltcomb Brougher, D.D., pres.;
Harry S. Hopper, treas.; A. J. Rowland, D.D.,
sec, Philadelphia, Pa.; N. B. office, 16 Ash-
burton pi.; business dept., W. A. Klnzie. mgr. ;
benevolent dept.. Rev. P. H J. Lerrigo, 716
Ford bldg., dist. sec.
American Board of Com. for Foreign Missions.
14 Beacon, rm. 708, Rev. Edward C. Moore,
pres.: Rev. James L. Barton, Rev. Cornelius
H. Patton, cor. sees.; Rev. William E. Strong,
editorial sec; Frank H. Wiggin, ■ - . ~
Fitts, 40 Lynnwood.
33 Bowdoin; Rev.
Ros. sec.
American Chemical Society, Northeastern section
Frank H. Thorpe, pres. ; Hermann C, Lythgoe,
treas., 538 State House, Ellwood B. Spear, sec.
491 Boylston.
librarian and asst.
WaUam H. Cobb,
Thomas Todd. jr.. sec.
Express Employees' Aid Society. F. H.
Sleeper, pres.; George W. Fernald, 43 Frank-
lin, treas.; F. L. Pearson, rec. sec; William H.
SpokesSeld. On. sec.
American Folk-Lore Society. Boston Branch, Dr.
Charles Peabody, pros. ; Mrs. Joseph W. Court-
ney, sec. 436 Marlboro; Samuel B. Dean, treas. ,
treas. , 2d Newbury.
American Fox Terrier Club, H. H. Hunnewell,
sec. and treas.. 87 Milk. rm. 23.
American Free Trade League, 6 Beacon, room
U08. Harvey N. Shepard, pres.; John Ritchie
Eben Shute. treas.; Guy Richardson.
American Jewish Relief Committee. A. Kosh-
land, treas., 501 Sunmier, L. H. Frankenstein,
sec, 161 Devonshire, rm. 1002.
American Invalid Aid Society, 707 Tremont bldg.,
L. O. Southard, pres.; A. B. Upham, treas.;
Mrs. E. W. Waite, sec.
American Irish Historical Society,
Fitzgerald. ' ' " "
{)res. ; John J. Keena
ennial Association Isaac Walker,
pres.; Geo. A. Pottle, treas.. 53 State, rm. 930;
Nathaniel Wheeler, sec, Sharon. Mass.
American Missionary Assn., 14 Beacon, rm. 615,
Rev. Henry C. King, pres.. Oberlln. O.; Rev.
George H. Gutterson, N. E. district sec. ; Irving
O. Gaylord, treas.. New York city.
American Motorists' Protective As,sn.. Inc., Fred-
erick Keith, pres.; E. S. Miller, treas.
American Osteopathic Association, R. Kendrick
Smith, dkector of educational dept., 19 Ar-
lington.
American
S. R. Knit
American Public Health Assn., 755 Boylston,
rm. 313, S. M. Gunn. sec.
American Ramabal Association, 222 Boylston,
Rev. Harlan P. Beach, pres.; Miss Alice H.
Baldwin, sec, 233 Fisher av., Brookilne; Curtis
134 Eliot, Mrs.
American Society of Colonial Families, 301 New-
bury. Rev. Ernest M. Paddock, pres. ; Ernest
A. Washburn, treas. ; George A. Smith, sec.
American Statistical Assn. . 491 Boylston, Charles
P. Neiil, pres.; S. B. Pearman, treas.; Carroll
W. Doten, sec, 491 Boylston, rm. 44, Horace
G. Wadim, librarian.
American Sunday School Union, Martin L Finck-
el. Philadelphia, pres. ; Warner L. Carver, supt.
for N. E. 8 Beacon, rm. 37.
Branch. 50 Brc
field, rm. 306. William PhilUps Hall, pr
Louis Tag, treas.; Rev. Isaac Pierson, N.
American Unitarian .
25 Beacon. Rev. Sam-
WUbur J. Hatch, treas.; John T. Slade, sec.
Andrew Square Associates. 15 Boston S. B. James
B. Troy, pres.; William J. Holland, treas.;
William A. Batts, sec.
T. Cabot.
Anti-Imperialist League. 40 Central, rm. 308.
Moorfleld Storey, pres.; David G. Haskins,
Jr.. treas.; Erving Winslow. sec.
Anti-Saloon League, see Mass. Anti-Saloon
Hall, treas.; H. A. Dennison, libra-
Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University, at
BuBsey Farm, near Forest Hills station. Jack-
son T. Dawson in charge; Prof. Ohas. S. Sar-
gent, director, Brookilne.
Associated Charities, 31 Charity bldg., 43 Haw-
kins. John F. Moors, pres.; Henry B. Cabot,
treas., 60 State; Arthur Adams, clerk; Fred R.
Johnson, gen. sec. dist. 1, 237 Meridian, E. B.;
dist. 2. 9a Monument sq.. Chsn.; dist. 3, 375
Fourth, S. B.; dist. 4. 746 Dudley, Dor.; dist.
5, Old Court House, Brighton ; dists. 6 and 7, 342
Hanover; dists 8 and 9, 43 Hawkins; dist.
10. 12 Carver; dist. 11, 53 Berkeley; dist. 12.
413 Shawmut av. ; dists. 13 and 14, 20 John
Eliot sq,; dist. 15. 1140 Columbus av., Rox.;
dists. 16 and 17. 1632 Blue Hill av.,Mat.; dist.
IS, 8 Belgrade av., Ros.
Associated Press The. 7 Water, Frank B. Noyes.
New York city; Edward McKernon, N.
correspondent.
Association for the Work of Mercy, 244 Town-
send, Rox. Miss Catherine A. Codman. pres.;
Mrs. Samuel Hammond, asst. treas., 194 Bea-
con; Mrs. Malcolm Storer. sec, 302 Beacon;
Leverett S. Tuckerman, treas.
Association of Evangelical Lutheran Church for
Works of Mercy. Rev. Adolf H. Biewend.
pres. ; Rev. H. Birkner. vice pres. ; Rev. J. Fred-
erick Pfeiifer, sec, 55 Kittredge, Ros.; Emil
Reichenbach, treas.. 17 Burr, J. P.
Association of Master Painters and Decorators,
, 477 Tremont.
Atlantic Marine Benefit Association, 32 India
whf.. Edward Rogers,
James M. Rothwell, vice pres. ; G. Kendrick
Smith, sec, Stephen H. Roberts, treas.
Backus Historical Society, 15 Ashburton pi..
Rev. G. E. Horr. pres.; Henry K. Rowe, sec;
Prentice W. Abbott, treas,; Rev. Charies H
Watson, librarian.
Bank Officers' Association, Norman L. Adams,
pres.; Robert B. Hill, treas.; Edwin A. Stone.
sec, 6 Park square.
Baptist Publication Society, see Am. Bap. Pub.
Society
Bar Association of the City of Boston, library,
" building; Samuel J. Elder, pres.;
George W. McNear, pres.; F. K. Swett. treas.
Beneficent Society of the N. E. Conservatory of
Music, Mrs. Charles H. Bond, pres.; Mrs.
Henry M. Dunham, treas.; Mrs. Chauncey B.
Allen, sec, N. E. Conservatory
Benevolent Fraternity Fruit and Flower Mission,
Parker Memorial building, and Bulfinch Place
Church, William P. Fowler, treas., Mrs. Char
E. Lincoln, Mrs. Robert G. Shaw, directors.
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
109
Benevolent Fraternity of Unitarian Churches,
18 Tremont, rm. 726, Rev. Edward Cum-
mings. pres.; William P. Fowler, treas. ; N.
Winthrop Robinson, sec.
Benotti Israel, Sheltering Home, 15 Cooper. Hy-
man Kanterowitz, supt.
Bethany Union for Young "Women. 14 Worcester,
Arthur E. Mason, pres. ; Harry E. Wiley, sec.
and treas.; Miss Bertha Laugmaid, asst. sec..
Garrison road, Brookline.
Bethesda Society, 4 Joy. Rev. Raymond Calkins,
pres.; Lewis K. Morse, treas., Mrs. Livingston
Gushing, sec.
Board of Education, Diocese of Mass. 1 Joy; Kt.-
Rev. William Lawrence, D.D , pres.; Rev. John
W. Suter, chairman; Henry G. Vaughan, treas.,
53 State; Rev. James Bancroft, sec; Carlton
P. Mills, educational sec.
Board of Mlnisteral Aid, see Mass. Board of
Ministeral Aid.
Boot & Shoe Workers' Union. 246 Summer; John
F. Tobin, gen. pres.; Chas. L. Baine, gen. sec.
Boston Architectural Club. 16 Somerset, James
F. Clapp, pres.; Louis C. Newhall, treas.;
Ralph W. Gray, sec.. 19 Congress, room 102.
- ■ ' -1. New' ^- — -...
treas.; Frederick H. Mil
Boston Association for the Relief and Control of
Tuberculosis. 4 Joy, Arthur K. Stone, M.D.,
pres.; Geo. S. Muniford, treas.; Seymour H.
Boston Assn. of Retail Druggists, Inc., Joseph T.
Waterhouse, pres.; Lyman W. Griifin, treas.;
Charles H. Davis, sec.: 760 Washington, Dor.
Boston Atheneeum, lOi Beacon, Alfred Bowditch,
treas. ; Albert Thomdike, sec. ; Charles K. Bol-
ton, librarian.
vlce-pres.; George W. Beals,
Fred W.
Moore, treas.
Boston Authors Club. Robert Grant, pres. ; Oscar
F. Adams. 9 WUlow. sec; W. D. Orcutt, treas.
Boston Automobile Dealers' Assn., Inc., 5 Park
sq., J. H. MacAlman, pres,; F. A. HinchclifTe,
treas.; Chester I. Campbell, sec.
Boston Baptist Bethel Society. 332 Hanover
street. O.T>. Giftord, D.D., pres.; Fred T. Field.
sec., 901 Barristers Hall.; G. A. A. Pevey, treas.
20 Pemberton sq., rm. 603.
treas.; James R. Roberts. 141 Milk, sec.; meets
monthly.
. Bartender's Mutual and Benevolent Assn.
J 77. 1 - -- ■
W. Conley
Boston Bible School and Ransom Institute. Inc.
17 Roclrville pk. Rox. ; Rev. F. L. Piper,
pres. ; Rev. C. W. Shattuck. sec., 37 Sagamore,
Lynn; Charles Woodman, treas.; Rev. H. E.
Thompson, Ph. D., prm.
Boston Board of Fire Underwriters, 55 Kilby, rm.
61, F. A. Dewick, pres.; F. E. Cabot, sec.; A.
J. Lewis, asst. sec. and treas.; James Davis,
asst. sec.
Boston Boot and Shoe Club, 166 Essex,
, pres. ; Frederic M. Haynes, treas. ;
Thomas F. Anderson, sec.
Boston Branch National Metal Trades Assn., 40
Central, rm. 601, Henry F. Arnold, pres.; Win-
slow Blanchard, treas.; W. W. Poole, sec.
Boston Browning Society, R. Kendrick Smith,
pres. 19 Arlington.
Boston Carmen's Union, 294 Wash., rm. 436
Thomas G. Doyle, pres.; Charles M. Ross
treas., Owen P. Moore sec.; Mathias J. Nes
dale, bus. agt.
Boston Chamber of Commerce, 177 Milk, rm.-
403, C ""
Little,
treas.. 16 State; Carrmgton Howard, gen. sec.
Boston Christian Endeavor Union, Theodore E.
Stevenson, pres., 1144 Kimball bldg. ; Norman
vice pres.; Mary Patrick, cor.
v. Suter, rec. sec.
Boston College, 761 Harrison av.. Rev. Charles
W. Lyons, pres.; Rev. Michael Jessup, vice
pres. ; Rev. James F. Mellyn, treas. ; Rev. John
S. Keating, sec.
Boston Commercial Motor Vehicle Assn., 5 Park
sq. rm. 16, J. 8. Hathaway, pres. ; E. Day Baker.
treas.; Chester I. Campbell, sec.
Boston Congregational Club, Ethelbert V. Gra-
bill, pres.; Isaac T. Ripley, treas.; Theodore E.
Stevenson, sec , IS Tremont. rm 1144
Boston Cooks' Benevolent Assn. 869 Wash.,
Mitchell Salway. pres., John Lambert, treas.,
Edward Daly, cor. sec.
Boston Co-operative Building Co., Horatio A.
Ijarab, pres.; I. Tucker Burr, jr.. treas.; Har-
riot S. Curtis, sec., 28 MtVernon.
Boston Co-operative Information Bureau. 491
Boylston, rm. 35. Lewis A. Armistead, pres.; E.
H. Kittredge, vice pres.; John Ritchie, jr.,
chief of service; A. Dutton Smith, sec.
Boston Council of Jewish Women, 47 MtVernon,
Mrs. Arthur Berenson, pres.; Mrs. E. Van-
Noorden, Mrs. Nathan Waxman. Mrs. A.
Ilailpam, vice presidents; Mrs. William S. Ros-
nosUy, rec. sec.; Miss Anna S. Pelonsky, cor.
sec.; Mrs. Max Mitchell, treas.; Mrs. A. P.
Spitz, auditor.
Boston Credit Men's Association. 77 Summer
H. H. Humphrey, pres.; E. P. Tuttle, 1st vice
pres.; H. N. MilUkon, 2d vice pres.; Herbert A.
Whiting, sec. and treas. 77 Summer.
Boston Dispensary, 25 Bennet. Edward R. War-
ren, pres.; Ashton L. Carr, treas., Edward C.
Streeter. sec; Michael M. Davis, jr.. director.
Boston District Eclectic Medical Society, Charles
E. Buck, M.D , pres.; Fred G. PhilUmore, M.D..
sec, 146 Woodrow av.; John Perrins, M.D.,
treas.
Boston Druggists' Assn, Prof. Edgar L. Patch,
pres.; Geo. H. Ingraham. treas.; Harry O.
Wiggin, sec. 14 Pulton.
Boston Elevated Mutual Aid Assn., 18 Tremont,
rm. 343. F. Irving Howe, pres.; William P.
Brown, treas.; Dennis J. O'Leary, sec; George
H. Barnes, collector.
Boston Episcopal Charitable Society, 1 Joy.
Francis W. Hunnewell, pres.; John S. Law-
rence, treas.; Charles B. Mason, sec. 30 State.
Boston Equal Suffrage Association for Good
Government, 167 Tremont, Mrs. Quincy A.
Shaw, pres.; Mrs. Charles Park, sec; Mrs.
Francis H. Williams, treas.
Boston Esperanto Society. 12 Huntington av..
rm. 402. George W. Lee, pres.; Roger Good-
land, sec and treas., 10 Dartmouth.
Boston Fatherless and Widows Society, 1145 Old
South bldg.; Mrs. A. J. Gordon, pres.; Mrs. E.
L. Rodman, sec; Thos. J. Emery, treas.
Boston Female Asylum, see Boston Society for
the Care of Girls.
Boston Fire Department Charitable Assn., 694
Wash. James J. Hughes, pres.; John M. De-
vine, treas.; James J. Kelleher. sec; flre dept.
Bristol St.
Boston Firemen's Mutual Relief Assn, Michael
Boyle, pres.; Albert M. Laskey, vice ores.;
P. F. McDonough, sec. and treas.; Fire Dept.
OfHce. Headquarters, B. F. D., Bristol street.
Boston Firemen's Belief Fund. 60 Bristol, Fire
Commissioner Jotm Grady, pres.- Alexander
F. Mitchell, treas.; John F. Hardy, sec.
Boston Fish Bureau, 13 Administration bldg.,
Boston Fish Pier, George E. Willey, pres.;
Louis Lee, treas.; F. F. Dimick, sec.
Boston Fish Market Corp., 2 Administration bldg.
Boston Fish Pier. W. J. O'Brien, pres.; M. P.
Shaw, treas.
Boston Floating Hospital. 54 Devonshh-e, rm. 16.
Edward W. Pope, chairman; G. Loring Brlggs.
mgr.; George C. Lee, treas.; Wm. H. Brainerd,
Boston Flower Exchange, Inc., 1 Winthrop sq.,
William C. Stickel, pres., Lexington; Samuel
H. Goddard, vice pres.; George Cartwrlght,
sec. and treas., 53a Dale, Rox.; WllUam Thurs-
Fan-
Bostoft Fruit and Produce Exchange.
Bost(
lomeless Boys. 5 Church. Ches-
• R. Lawrence,
Miss Amelia McKenzie, sec.
Boston Home for Incurables. 2049 Dorchester av.,
E. Pierson Beebe. pres.. 6 Beacon; Emor H.
Harding, treas., 6 Beacon; Joseph Grafton
Minotj^sec, 1110 Tremont bldg.
■' ' " ' ■" see Bos-
Boston Indian Citizenship Committee, J. Weston
Allen, chairman; J. S. Lockwood, sec, 43 Fed-
eral: C. O. Dorchester, treas., Shawmut Kat.
806. John N. Cole, chairman; WUliam A.
Gaston, treas.; Nathaniel F. P. Nichols, sec.
17 Davis, Rev. George
W. Fowle. vice ores.;
Oliver c Kiiiot, supt.; R. W. Hastings, M. D.,
sec; Charles D. Bagnall, treas.
Boston Italian Immigrant Society. 357 Hanover.
Eleanor M. Colleton, pres.; Ida Adams, sec;
Vincenzo Bonzagni. treas.
Boston Janitors' Mutual Benefit Association.
Clarence W. Scott, pres.; A. E. Stanley, sec. 8
Argyle. Everett.
110
SOCIETIES, INSTI'TOTIONS, ETC.
Boston Ladles' Garment Mfrs. Assn., 18 Boyls-
ton. rm. 1, Louis A. Abramson, pres.; David
H. Glickman, vice pres.; Harry Reamer, treas.,
Jacob Rubin, sec; Martus Linenthal, mgr.
Boston Lake Shore Home, Sharon, Charles A.
Uftord, pres.; F. F. McLeod, treas.; Rev. M.
R. DemfiiK. supt., 523 Tremont Temple; D. L.
Smith, clerk,
Boston Latin School Association, Charles W.
Eliot, pres.; Thomas Tileston Baldwin, treas.;
Allan H. Whitman, sec, 82 Devonshire,
Boston Legal Aid Society. 39 Ooiu-t. rm. 28, Al-
bert F. Bigelow, pres.; Dudley Pickman, jr.,
treas. -^^ Richard_H. Wiswall, "
_,ibrar;
1792, Allen i
sec, 71 Ame
librarian. 48,000 volmnes
Boston Life Underwriters' Assn., Alexander S.
Browne, pres.; Edward Marsh, treas.; .Joshua
B. Clark, sec, SO Congress.
merce building, Capt. Peter H. Crowell, pres,
, G • " •
deen H. Child, sec; Capt. Samuel Pray
Capt. James Gurney,
hamber of Co
'owell, pre
Capt, Aber-
33,
Boston Maritime Association, 156 State,
John G. Crowley, pres,: C. G. Stoddard, treas.;
Harris Livermore, sec; Richard R. Freeman,
cor. sec, 95 Commei-cial.
Boston Medical Association, Dr. K. H. Brigham,
sec, 8 Fenway. _
Boston Medical Library. 8 Fenway, Dr. George
B. Shattuck, pres.; Dr. Blisha Flagg, treas.;
Dr. W. L. Barrage, sec. 282 Newbury; Dr. J.
W. Farlow. librarian
Boston Medical Society, Dr. A, Everett Austin,
pres.; Dr. Harry L. Rothblatt, sec, and treas.,
1.3 Allen.
Boston Methodist Social Union. Chester O. Dor-
chester, pres ; Arthur F. Macey, treas.; Web-
ster A, Chandler, sec, 40 Court, rm. 521.
Boston Missionary and Church Extension So-
ciety of the M. E, Church. 581 Boylston, Ev-
erett O. Fiske. pres.: George B. Whltaker. sec;
C. H. J. KimbaU, treas., 112 Water; Rev. A. F.
Reimer, supt
Boston Music School Settlement, 110 Salem,
Walter R. Spalding, director; Daniel Bloom-
field, asso. director, 6 Beacon; Mrs, A. Lincoln
Filene, treas.
Boston Music Trade Association, Kirkland H,
Gibson, pres.; William Merrill, sec. and treas.,
114 Boylston. „ ^
Boston Musicians' Protective Association 56 St.
Botolph, F. C. Kingman, pres.; E. J. Sprmg.
sec and treas.
Boston North End Mission, office, 300 and 301
Tremont Temple, Charles W. Kidder, pres.;
William H. Bain,; treas.; Albert D. Auryansen,
sec, 50 State; Rev. C. L. D. Younkln, supt.
Boston Numismatic Society, Malcolm Storor.
M. D., pres.; Robert Bird, vice pres.; Fred
Joy. treas.; Harry A. Gray, sec. 41 Rockland.
Boston Nurses' Club, 839 Boylston. Dr. William
M. Conant, pres.; Charlotte W. Dana, treas.;
A. Maude Grierson, cor. sec; Bessie T. Telfer,
Boston Pageant Association, Frank Chouteau
Brown, chairman of Organization Conmiittee.
y Park St.; Delcevare Kmg, treas.; Everett B.
Mero, sec, 48 Boylston.
Boston Paper Trade Association, Charles L.
Baird. pres.; "• " "
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and August, E. M. Carpenter, pres.; Fred'k W.
Stiles, sec, 310 Warren St., Rox.; G. Carleton
Russell, treas., 38 Wellesley pk.. Dor.
Boston Pilots' ReUef Society, John H. Low, pres.;
Joseph W. Colby, treas.; Clarence A, Martin,
sec, Lewis wharf.
Boston Placement Bureau, 218 Tremont, rm.
206. Michael H. Corcoran, chairman; Henry
S. Dennison, treas.
Boston Police Relief Association. 37 Pemberton
square, Jolm J. Reilly, pres.; Thomas Ryan,
treas.; Edward A, Dever, clerk. Station 2.
Boston Port and Seamen's Aid Society, 1 1 North
sq,; Rev. George A. Gordon, D.D., pres.; Lewis
Raymond Tucker, treas.; John A. Bennett,
rec. sec; Horace P. Chandler, cor. sec; Rev.
Geo. L. Small, pastor; Capt. Joseph P. Hatch,
Boston Post Office Clerks Association. Branch
No. 5 of the United National Association of
Post OfBce Clerks. John J. Sheehan. pres.;
John J. Glacken, vice pres.; Joseph M. Gracia,
Jr., treas., Boston P.O.; Charles R. ' —
sec; James P. Brogan, fln. sec.
J, Sennott, vice pres.; James A. Walsh, fln.
sec; Joseph T. Hiu-ley, rec. sec, 574 B. Thu-d,
S. B,; James A, Barry, treas.
Boston Proofreaders' Association, Tremont
Temple. Miss Mary L. Allen, pres.; Miss Grace
H. Cooper, treas.; Miss Lois W. Clarke, sec,
221 Putnam av., Cambridge,
Boston Provident Association, 32 Charity build-
ing, Chardon st. ; Russell G. Fessenden pres.;
Thomas B. Gannet, treas.; William H. Pear,
gen. agt. South Boston branch, 395 W. Broad-
way; Henry B. Stuart, visitor.
Boston Public School Teachers' Retirement Fund
Trustees, Michael H. Corcoran, pres.; Charles
H. Slattery, city treas., custodian; Alfred Bun-
ker, sec, 51 Cedar, Boxbury.
Boston Real Estate Association. 30 Pemberton
sq., John R. Campbell, prfs.; Thomas M. Wat-
Schwartz, pres.; Wm. Krone, treas.; Erhardt
Adler, rec sec.
Boston Scientific Society. 585 Boylston. second
Tuesday, John Ritchie, jr., pres. and treas.;
Dr. Nelson O, Davis, sec, 494 Rutherford av..
Rev. Merritt A. Farren, cor.
sec; Chapel, 287 Hanover; Rev. James McD.
Blue, supt._ and chaplain.
Edwin W. Smith, M. D., treas.: Harold E.
Delhi. M. D., sec, 1244 Hancock, Quincy,
Mass.
Boston Social Union, 53 Berkeley, Robert A
Woods, pres.; Ellen M. Coolidge, sec; Julia
O. Hunnewell, treas.; Emily A. Babb, asst.
Society for Dental
,"Camb.
E. Cutler, sec. and treas., 1278 Ma,ss.
Boston Society for Medical Imprt
1838: 8 Fenway, Dr. Herman F, Vickery, pres.;
Dr. Geo. G. Smith, sec. and treas., 309 Marl-
Boston Society for the Care of Girls, 184 Boyls-
ton, rm. 54,MissAbby M.Storer. first directress;
Miss Sarah C. Paine, treas.; Elizabeth F. Nich-
ols, sec. 55 Mt. Vernon.
Boston Society of Architects, Ralph Adams Cram,
pres.; Charles K. Cummings, treas.; Charles N,
Cogswell, sec, 294 Wash. rm. 1006,
Boston Society of Civil Engineers, 715 Tremont
Temple, Richard A. Hale, pres.; Frank O,
Whitney, treas.; S. Everett Tinkham, sec.
Boston Society of Decorative Art. 555 Boylston,
Henry F. Bigelow, pres.; Boylston A. Beal,
treas.; Miss Ellen Bullard, sec, 3 Common-
wealth av.; Marion M. Shaw, supt.
Boston Society of Landscape Architects, Herbert
J. Kellaway. pres.; Loring Underwood, '
George Gibbs, jr
287
Boylston, Edward S. Morse, pres. ; William
A. Jeffries, treas.: Glover M. Allen, soc. and
librarian, 234 Berkeley; Charles W.
Boston Society of Red Cross Nurses, 98 Hunting-
ton av., Laura A. C. Hughes, M.D., pres.; Miss
Jennie R. Dix, sec.
Boston Stationers' Assn., Frank W. Bailey, pres.;
Frank J. Merrill, treas.; John T. Bailey, sec.
57 Franklin,
Boston Students Union, Inc., 81 St.Stephen, Mrs.
W. H. M. Austin, pres.; Dr. S. S. Windsor,
treas.; Miss Lucy Lowell, sec; Mrs. Katherine
Osborne, Res. Dir.
Boston Sunday School Superintendents' Union,
Inc., meets second Monday in month, Oct. '
Richards, sec. Canton; Howard B. Blewett,
treas.. Braintree.
Boston Surgical Society, Inc., Robert B. Green-
ough, sec, 10 Gloucester.
Boston Symphony Orchestra, Mass. av. cor.
Elsie M. Blake,
tiols, rec sec, 68 Glen-
dale, Dor
Boston Textile .Association, George Quinn, pres.:
Boston Turn Verein, 29 Middlesex, Christian
Eberhard, pres.; Oscar A. Schmidt, treas., S
Bolster, J, P.; Gustavo Buth, sec, 8 Ashley, J.
P.
Boston T.vpographical Union No, 13, 294 Wash-
ington, rm. 321, Edward M, Martin, pres.;
James H. Fairclough, treas.; John O. Battis, sec.
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
I of Trade, headquarters.
Boslon TypothetBB
176 Federal. E. E. Nelson, sec. and mgr.
Boston University, 6SS Boylston. Hon. ,Iohn L.
Bates, pres. of corporation; Lemuel Herbert
Murlin. pres. of university; Silas Peirce. treas. ;
George S. Butters, sec; College of Liberal Arts.
William Marshall Warren, dean: College of
Administration, EveretJ^ W. Lord, dean;
Qtington dean;
dean. 80 E. Concord i
Boston Water Color Club, Charles Herbeit Wood-
bury, pres.: William J. Kaula. treas.: Miss
Margaret Patterson, sec. Arlington Heights
Boston Wesleyan Assn. o81 Boylston. Silas Peirce
pres.; C. R. Magee. treas.
Boston Wholesale Grocers' Association. William
M. Flanders, pres.; C. E. Hanscom. sec and
treas., 4.5 Commercial.
Bostoo Wool Trade Association 246 Summer.
Charles P. A\-ery. pres.; George W. Benedict.
Lewis A. Armistead.
27.
1165 Tre-
Rojc. Meets first, third and fourth Sun-
Boston Workingmen's Home and Industrial
Mission. 63 Warrenton. WUliam G. Brett, sunt.
Boston Young Men's Christian Association. 316
" ' ' ■' " Johnson, pres.:
Lewis A. Orossett. Jtreas.; Geo. W. Alehaffey.'
gen. sec; B. & M. Railroad dept.
Navy branch. 14 Harvard. Chf
Boston Young Men's Christian Union, 48 Boyls-
ton. Frank L. Locke, pres.; Charles L. Burrill.
sec: Edward A. Church, treas.
Boston Youne Women's Christian Association.
08 Warrenton: Miss Josephine Quiniby, supt. :
and 40 Berkeley. Mary A. Lyon, supt.; Mrs.
Benjamm Tenney. pres.; Miss Abbie W. Covel.
40 Commonwealth av.; Miss Harriet
Streeter. pres. ; H. F. Speare.
treas. . 43 Milk. rm. 609
Boston & Maine Railroad Relief Assn., 50 North
Station, Charles E. Akerman, pres.; Walter H.
3mith. sec and treas.
liostonian Society, Old State House, Grenville H.
Norcross, pres.; Francis H. Manning, vice
pres.; Charles F. Read, clerk and treas.
Boy Scouts of America. Greater Boston Council.
50 Bromfleld, rm. 304. Ormond B. Loomis, ex-
Boylston Schulverem. Danforth. J. P., P. E.
Muchleder. pres.; Frank F. Ernst, sec.
Boys' Brigades, see United Boys' Brigades
Brewers' Association of Mass., 26 Pemberton sq . .
William H. Lee. pres.; Howard Noble, sec;
Albert Hayman. treas.
Brewery Workmen's Unions, Nos. 14, 29, 122 and
1117 Columbus av., Rox.
Brimmer School Association, Maj. Patrick F.
O'Keefe. pres.; Arnold Hartman. treas.: Dr.
A. H. Gilson. sec. 149 Tremont. rm. 721.
British Charitable Society of Boston, organized
1816. 5 Park sq.. Vaughan Jealous, pres.; F. J.
Stark, treas.; T. T. Stokes, sec. 6 Park sq.
British Empire Club. rm. 45 Qulncy House.
meets second Wednesdays. WUliam S. Pepper
ell. pres.; Jchn R. Smith, treas.: Alfred P.
Marsh, sec.
British Imperial Relief Fund of New England,
18 Tremont St., — """" " ^-^-^ ,«,-
deler. chairman;
Mclntyre. treas.
Brooke House, Home for Working Girls, 79
Chandler, Mrs. Jacob C. Rogers, pres.; Walter
Hunnewell. treas.; Miss Marianne Paine, sec,
21 Brimmer.
Brotherhood of Israel, 47 MtVernon, Samuel
Shemfein. pres.; Robert Silverman, sec; To-
bias Berman, treas.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Auxiliary,
Bay State Division, 24 Hayward pi.. Mrs.
W. F. Collins, sec; Mrs. Susan B. Thresher.
Brotherhood Locomotive Firemen and Engine-
men. Z. J. Blake, chairman, 9 Cambridge, rm.
204, L. I. Clark, vice chairman: F. A. Symonds.
sec, 22 Lincoln sq.. Worcester.
Brotherhood of Painters. Decorators and Paper-
hangers of America, Dist. Council No. 41. 12
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Bunker Ilil
Lodge. No. 404. 14 Green. Chsn.. 1st and M
Sundays; Charles P. Nelson, pres.. 34 Mystic
av., Somerville: On-in .S. Tarr, treas.; Wallacn
O. Wood. sec. 2 Newport av., Medford.
Brotherhood of Raih-oad Trainmen for B. & M.
System, 7 Water, rm 711, T. E. Donovan, gen.
chairman.
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. No. 507.
Meets 2d and 4th Sunday. 409 W. Broadway.
S. B.. Frederick J. McCarter, pres.; John C.
Skinuion. treas.; C. B. Berger. sec, 71 Elm,
Braintree.
Brotherhood of Railwav Clerks. Boston Lodge
119. 249 Friend, A. H. Major, pres.; B. P.
Corbishly, treas.; George H. Streetur, sec, 100
Beverly.
Builders Hardware Association, 17C Federal K.
W. Wastcoat, pres.; D. Fletcher Barber, sec:
J. F. Willett. treas.
Bunker Hill Boys' Club, 10 Wood. Chsn.. George
B. Baker, pres.; Frank S. Mason, sec. 3 Dexter
row. Chsn.; George P. Tufts, treas.; H. G.
LeRoy. supt.
Bunker Hill Monument Assn.. James DeNor-
manrlie. D.D., pres.; Francis H. Brown. M.D..
sec, 15 State, rm. l03. Joseph G. i'lmot. treas.
Burnap Free Home for Aged Women. 38 Pleasant.
Dor.. J. Converse Grav. pres.: George G.
Qulncy. treas. ; Mary A. Fitch, sec. , 332 Mass.
av. . Lexington; Ida L. Angell. matron.
Bums Memorial Association. Incorporated. Wil-
Uam R. Riggs, pres.; Da\id Halliday, treas..
Robert Earle May. clerk. 33 Franklin.
Business Men's Association of Hyde Park, meets
4th Monday each month. Francis W. Darling.
pres.; Robert Gray, treas.; Fred'k W. Boyntou.
Women's Club,
Bowdoin. Sarah M.
Bussey Institution, South street, at Forest Hills
station. William M. Wheeler, dean.
Caledonian Club of Boston. Thomas Grieve
chief. 09 Kilby. Thomas J. C. Bell, sec; 24
West. Meets first Tuesday of each month
Cancer Commission of Harvard University, J,
Collins Warren, M. D., chairman: Arthur
Adams, treas.; Robert B. Greeuough. M. D.,
sec, 10 Gloucester: E. B. Tyzzer, M.D.. di-
Kustus J. Howlett. bus. agt.
Caterers Bureau of Boston. 119 Dartmouth.
Thomas P. Marlow. pres.; Beverly L. Smith.
sec. : Charles E. Liggett, treas.
Cathedral Holy Name Society, meets 2d Sunday
at 4.15 P.M.. Joseph A. Sheehan. pres.; John
Cathedral Young Men's Catholic Association.
75 Union Park St.. meets fourth Sunday at 3
P.M., Jeremiah Minihan. pres.: William Barrv.
sec: Dennis Foley, treas.. 7 Waltham.
Catholic Alumni Sodality of Boston. 761 Harri-
son av.. John A. Brett, pres.; Daniel M. Lyons,
sec; Maurice J. Lacey. treas.; Rev. John S
Keating. S. J., sphitual director.
Catholic Charitable Bureau; 43 Tremont, room
515. Rev. Michael J. Scanlan. director.
Catholic Lawyer's League. Frederick W. Mans-
field, pres.; John S. Wilson, sec and treas.:
246 Huntington av
Catholic Literary Union. 5 Monument sq.. Chsn.
Michael Pahey, pres.; Daniel Grant, treas.;
James Mead, sec
196a Hamilton. Dor.
Cebra Tennis Club. Hyde Park. Percy R. Leete.
pres.: C Arthur Piske, sec: Frederick W. Fen-
Cecilia Society, Chipman Hall. 88 Tremont,
Henry L. Mason, pres.; George E. Hunt treas •
Henry Chequer. 20 Oxford, Somv. ; Chalmers
Clifton, conductor.
Certified Public Accountants of Massachusetts
Inc.. F. R. Carnegie Steele, pres.; Gerald Wy-
man. treas.: Geo. Lyall. sec; 79 Milk. nn. 408
Channing Home, Pilgrim rd..cor. Francis. Fen-
" pres. ; Algerno
way. Samuel A. Gr^ — „^. „.. „.co.. ^i.^oiiiun
Coolidge. jr.. M. D.. clerk. 613 Beacon: James
P. Parmenter. treas.; Miss E. C. MacAdams.
Chaplain's Assn Order of the Inner Shrine. 5S1
warden; George E.
Boylston. Francis L.
104 Canal. Meets 4th Thursday of
each month. Patrick J Doherty . pres. ; Jeremiah
Cronin, sec; Frank Hughes, treas.
Bowker.
Charitable Irish Society, .John M. Hornev, pres. ;
John J. Keenan, sec. P. O. Box 45, Back Bay
sta.; John B. Dore, trsas.
Oharlestown Artillery Veteran Association. J. W.
Rose, pres., treas. and cor. sec, 32 Blue Hill
112
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
Charlestown
Improvement Assn.,
- -■ — Uipl
2 MtVemOD. Chsn.
Association.
treas. ; Patriclj .7. Kyle, i
Charlestown Veteran Fi
Salem, Clisn., Allan J. Macdonald, pres.; Frank
O. Fall, vice pres.; Frank D. Woudtaury, 2d
vice pres. : Frank Benjamin, treas.; Joseph F.
King, sec.; Henry Fox. fin. sec.
Children's Aid Society, 43 Charity building, 43
Hawkins, Horatio A. Lamb, pres.; I. Tucker
Burr, treas.. 53 State; J. Prentice Murphy, gen.
sec; Ernest H. Cole, extension sec.
Children's Hospital, Lcngrwood av.. Francis W.
Hunnewell. pres.; Huntington Waicott, sec;
Gordon Abbott, treas.
Children's Mission to Children. 279 Tremont,
Henry M. WUUams, pres.; Rev. Christopher K
Eliot. 2 West Cedar, clerk; Allston Burr, treas.;
Parker B. Field, gen. sec.
Children's Muiseum. Olmstead pk., J. P.. Delia
M. QritBn. director. „ ^
Chinese Otu-istian Association, 163 Harrison av..
Chin Chee, pres.; Chin B. Fong, Chinese sec.
J Empire Reform Assn.. S6 Harrison av.
Christian Non-Sectarian Rescue Home, 1-5 liast
Lenox, Rev. George W. Tillman, pres.
Church Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. 581 Boylston. Rev. George S. Butters.
pres.; Rev. Wilson E. 'Vandermark. vice pres.;
Bev. George S. Chadbourne. sec. and treas.. 11
Oass, Melrose. Mass.
Church Home for Orphan and Destitute Children.
office 296 Boylston, rm. 507, Rt.-Rev. Wm.
Lawrence, D.D., pres.; Charles E Mason,
treas, 30 State St.; Rev. Reginald H. Howe,
D.D., sec. 23 Monmouth St., Brookline:
Katharine P. Hewins, gen. sec. ^ „ ^ ,
Church Temperance Society (N. E. Dept.), see
New England Dept. of the Church Temperance
Society.
Cigarmakers' International Union. 11 Appleton.
Edward Brodeis, pres.; William F. Kinder, sec.
and treas., Henry Abrahams, cor. sec.
Citizens' Association of Boston, 53 State, rm.
1004, A. F. Estabrook. treas.; H. L. Harding.
sec. 53 State, rm. 1004.
Clt:
ty History Club of Boston. 6 Beacon, rm. 311.
Frederick J. Allen, du-ector; Miss Mary P.
Follett, vice pres. ; Rev. Thatcher R. Krmball,
Oit:
field Damon, jr., pres.; Archie E. Hurlburt,
vice pres. ; Thomas O. Paige, sec. and treas.
Missionary Society, 14 Beacon.
Arthur 8." John.son. pres. ; Rev. D. Vf. Waldron,
sec. and supt.; Samuel F. Winkins, treas.
City Temporary Home for Women, Chardon.
cor. Bowker.
Civic Federation of New England. 6 Beacon, rm.
228, Edward Hamlin, pres ; John Mason Little,
treas.; John B. McPherson, sec. _^.
Civic Service House, 112 Salem. Meyer Bloom-
fleld. supervisor; Philip Davis, director; Wil-
liam W. Locke, head resident.
Clerical Club of Boston. Hotel Thomdike. Meets
second Monday of each month, Oct. to June at
6 P.M.; Rev. Edward Tillotson. sec. and treas.,
60 Monument av., Swampscott.
Clothiers' Association of Boston, meets at 77
Summer, Joseph Barron, pres.; William Rip-
ley, sec. and treas.; Herbert A. Whiting, act-
uary, 77 Summer. .„. „ .
College Equal Suffrage League. 585 Boylston,
Miss Eleanor Piper, pres.; Miss LUlian Landy,
sec. ; Miss Ethel Thayer, treas.
College of Phvsicians and Surgeons 517 Shaw-
mut av.. Joseph Bennett, pres.; Ezra Robin-
son, clerk; Thomas D. Crothers, dean; Arthur
S. Knell, registrar.
Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 30 State,
Frederick Jackson Turner, L.L.D., pres.; Henry
H Bdes treas.. 30 State; H. W. Cunningham,
rec sec, 89 State; Rev. Charles E. Park, cor.
sec, 347 Marlboro.
Columbus Associates. 124 North, Antonio Chiesa,
pres. ; Isadore Albertinl, treas. _ _
Columbus Outing Club, 150 North, Frank Ba-
Cougrogational Education Society, 14 Beacon,
rm. 612, Rev. Clarence F. .Swift. D. D.. pres.;
Rev Frank M. Sheldon and Rev. Edward S.
Tead. sees. ; S. F. Wilkins, treas.
Congregational Home Missionary Society, see
Mass. Home Missionary Society.
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing
Society. 14 Beacon, Rev. Clarence F. Swift,
D.D., pres.; Samuel F. Wilkins, treas.; Rev.
William Ewing, missionary sec; Luther H.
Cary, business manager.
Congressional Medal of Honor Association of
New England, Patrick J. Kyle, pres.; Herman
W. Kuchmeister, sec and treas., 91 Washing-
ton av.. Winthrop.
Con.sumers' League of Massachusetts. 4 Joy, Mrs.
Frank W. Hallowell. pres.; Robert H. Gardiner.
jr., treas.; Mary C. Wiggin. executive sec;
Mrs. Edwin H. Abbott, jr., rec. sec.
Contractors' and Builders' Association of the
City of Boston. 319 Wa,shlngton, rm 9, Waiter
F. Burk, pres.; Charles A. Stewart, sec; W. H.
Keyes. treas.; J. E. Lahey, supt.
Co-operative Workrooms, Chanty buildmg. Hon.
George Duncan, pres.; Orrin G. Wood, treas.;
Mrs. Neal Rantoul. sec, 30 Falrfleld; Miss S.
R. Berry, mgr.
Copley Society of Boston, Copley Hall, 198
Clarendon, rm. A, Holker Abbott, pres.; D.
Blakely Hoar, treas.; Frederick W. Cobnrn.
sec. 103 Mt. Vernon, Winchester.
Cottane Place Neighborhood House. 1049 C<>
lumbus av, Rox., Miss Kate L. Butler, head
worker; Miss Edith Oulverwell. assistant; Miss
Adelene Moffat, director.
Council for Co-ooerative Theosophlc Propaganda,
295 Huntington av., rms. 211-212. Mrs.
Mary Hull, pres.; Chester Green, treas.; Mrs.
Grace Lord Porter, sec
Council of Fifty. . chairman; Pat-
rick F. O'Keefe, vice-chairman; Leslie C.
Wead. treas.; E. B. Mero, sec 48 Boylston
Country Week Society, 48 Boylston; Miss Ellse
S Johnson, sec. ; Edward A. Church, treas.
CuUis Consumptives Home. 560 Blue Hill av, cor.
Seaver. Hon. John L. Bates, pres.; Rev. E. D.
Mallory, treas. and supt.
Daly Industrial School. Ill Train, Sisters of St.
Daughters of Massachusetts, Mrs. Austin C.
Wellington, ores.; Miss Jennie G.Moseley,
rec. sec, 45 Magnolia. Dor.; Miss Martha R.
Prescott. treas.. Hotel Bristol, cor. Clarendon
and Boylston.
Daughters of the Teniple. 617 Tremont Temple.
Miss Carolyn K. Wood, matron; Mrs. K. L.
Shaw, sec, 332 Talbot av.. Dor.; Miss Edith O.
Streeter, treas. „
Decorative Art, Boston Society, see Boston So-
ciety of Decorative Art.
Democratic City Committee. 15 Exchange, rm.
.. „. . „ ,,_, .._ Francis L.
Ma
525
Tremont Temple, Rev. Harry O. Leach, pres.,
Plttsfleld; Rev. H. E. Hodge, Wlnchesier, sec;
Rev. Joseph B. Perry, treas. .
Conference Committee on Moral Education, 5S>5
Boylston. Mrs. Clara B. Beatley. chairman;
Miss Eva Channiug. sec. Hotel Hemenway;
Mrs. Olivia T. Fay, treas.
Congregational Board of Pastoral Supply. 14
Beacon, rm. 610., Rev. Arthur J. Covell, sec.
ConKregational Church BuUding Society, Boston
office, 14 Beacon, rm. 611; Lucien C. Warner,
pres.. New York; Rev. O. H. Richards sec.
New York: Chas. H. Baker, treas.. New York.
WUUam W Leete, N. E. field sec.
Oongregational Church Dnion, Samuel Usher,
pres.; Fred L. Norton, sec. 73 Tremont rm,
432 Chas. E. Kelsey, treas., 881 Common-
wealth av.. Alls,
.31.
Leo M. Harlow.
llake-
19lFol-
Michael
Riordan.
Denison House (Boston College settlement),
Tyler. Caroline S. Humphrey, pres.; D. "'
ly Hoar, treas.; Miss Mary H. Dana, sct;.. -«*
Allerton. Brookline; Miss Geraldine Gordon,
head worker.
Diocesan Board of Missions, 1 Joy, Bishop of tne
Diocese, pres.: Clarence H. Poor, treas.,
Bromfleld; Rev. Prescott Evarts, i
len. Cambridge. „
Dorchester Board of Trade, 218 Adams, Dor.,
Matthew Oumraings, pres.; James L. Flynn,
treas.; John J. Dalley. sec.
Dorchester Free Dispensary, 204 Adams. Dor.
Dorchester Historical Society. Old Blake House,
Richardson park, Frank L. Young, pres.;Tsaac
T. Ripley, sec. and treas.. 7 Mt.Everett. Dor.
Dorchester Medical Society. Francis X. Corr, M.
D., pres.; Carleton E. Allard, sec. and treas.,
92 Savin Hill av.; meets 3d Wednesday of each
month except May. June, July and August.
Dorchester Postal Employees Mutual Benefit
Association. Meets at Tonawanda Hail, Ton-
awanda st. and Geneva av.. Dor.; William J.
Farrell, pres.; John J. Farren. treas.; Alexander
J. Michie. sec. 61 Dix, Dor.
Dorchester Relief Society, 204 Adams, Dor.,
Edwin T. Home, pres.; Edward B. WUder. vice
pres ■ Everett H. Sharp, treas.; Mrs. Frank
King Nash, sec, 7 Colchester, B'line; H.
Eugenia Bruce, agent.
Dorothea Dix Hall Assn.. Mrs. Alice L. Glover.
25 Winthrop, Rox.. sec, Mrs. Annie V. Sharp.,
East Boston Catholic Literary Association,
meets at 360 Meridian. E. B., Arthur H. Stout,
pres. ; George F. Murphy, treas. ; John T. Cal-
lahan, sec. 28 Monmouth, E. B.; Thomas J,
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
113
East Boston Improvement
third Thm>;day in East Boston High School,
Richard C. Kirby. pres. ; Franlv C. Wood, vice
East Boston Italian Improvement Association.
156 Maverick H. B.. Orescenzo DeSimone. sec.
EB.st«rn and Gulf Sailors Assn.. Percv J. Pryor.
sec.. 150 Leyden, ~ ~
vice pres. for U.
Beatson.
Egypt Exploration Fund. 527 Tremont Temple,
Prof. Herbert Weir Smyth, vice pn ' " "
Cambridge: Chester I. Campbell, _
Marie N. Buckman, sec.. 527 Tremont Temple.
Election Laws League of Ma.ss., B Beacon, Edwin
L, Sprague, pres.; Richard L. Gay, sec. and
treas.. 6 Beacon, rm. 1026.
Elevator Operators' Union. 987 Wash., William
0*Donnell, buo. agent.
Eliot School Association. Edgar S. Dorr, pres.;
WiUiam Robinson, treas.. Charles E. Wiggin.
sec., 57 Court; William B. Holmes, historian.
Elizabeth Peabo.iy House, 357 Charles, Dr. Rich-
ard G. Wadsworth, pres.: Edward J. Holmes,
treas.; Miss Alice A. Burditt, sec. 1848 Com-
monwealth av.. Brookline; Mrs. Eva W. White,
head resident. 357 Charles.
Ellen M. Giflord Sheltering Home for Animals .
gleton Pd.. Br., Josephine MacC. Shaw,
Herbert B. Gushing, gen. mgr.; Albert
Applet
B.; Hei
H. Perkins. :
Ellis Memoria.
Carver, Mrs. T. Bussell :
U. Crocker, treas.; E. L. Storer. 222 Beacon.
Elm Hill Aissociation School. Wenouah St.. Rox..
Prod L. Howard, pres.; William Hoag, treas.
and sec.. 19 Milk. rm. 64.
Emerson Hospital. US Forest Hills. J. P.. Na-
thaniel W. Emerson, pres.: Helen J. Clark,
sec. and treas.
Emmanuel Church Parish House, 13 Newbury,
Edith Ambrose, sec., social service.
Emmanuel Memorial Hou=e. 11 Newcomb, Rev.
William L. Clark, director; Mrs. S. Reed An-
thony, pres. of committee; Hollls French,
treas.; Miss Eleanor Qulncy, sec.. 452 Beacon;
Ethel King, visitor; Henry Farquharson, Harry
Hutchins, custodians.
Employers' AssociaUon of Mass.. 88 Broad, rm.
702. George B. Hugo, chairman executive
com.; B. S. Atwood, treas.; Albion P. Pease.
Employment Managers
Devonshiri
Everard S. Pratt,
G. F. Hardy.
■Washington.
' leers' Union Local No. 16, meets every Frl-
■ evening at 724 Wash., P. J. Gorman, pres.;
ingin
day t _. _ ,
1 Seymour. Ros.; William Kelley,
John B. Clapp.
Dr. Alfred H. GUson,
Episcopal City Mission, 1 Joy, Rt.-Rev. Wm.
Lawrence, D.D., ~ --.-..
treas.; Charles E
Ernest J. Dennen, supt., 1 Joy,
Evangelical Alliance of Greater Boston, 507
Tremont Temple. Rev. William M. Macnair.
Bres.; Rev. Duncan A. MacPhie, sec; Frank-
n P. Daly, treas.
Evangelical Baptist Benevolent and Missionary
Society, Tremont Temple, Oliver M. Went-
worth, pres.; Rev. Charles L. Page, sec. and
treas. 33 Whiting, Rox.
Evangelistic Association of New England. 519
Tremont Temple, Allan C. Emerv. pres.; S.
M. Sayford. gen. sec. and treas.; Arthur W.
Examiner Club, Rev. Dr. James DeNormandie.
pres.; M. A. Dewolfe Howe, treas.; Edward B.
4S Garden. Cambridge
' " .rnuel C. F:
Robert J. KeUy. sec.
15 Devonshire.
Faith Mission at Home and Abroad. Rev. Daniel
Steele. D.D., pres.; Rev. E. ~ " ' ""
and sec. 44 Crawford, Rox.
supt.. P. O. box
Federated Jewish Charities. 5 Charity building.
A. C. Rathshesky, pres.; Simon E. Hecht.
Hebrew United
Staniford; Home for Jewish Children, He-
brew Immigrant Aid Society, Leopold Morse
Home, Free Employment Bureau, Hebrew
Industrial School, 154 Charles; Charitable
Burial Assn., Mrs. M. M. Silverman, supt., 5
Charity bldg.
Federation of Churches & Religiot
tions in Greater Boston. Rev. Alexander
Mann, D.D., pres.; Rev. Christopher R. Eliot,
.sec; Kicluvrd M. Everett, tresis.; 53 Mt. Ver-
Field and Forest Club, 12 Huntington av., rm,
318. Rev. Frederick M Brooks, pres.; Edward
M. Hagarty, treas.; Miss Bertha Randall, cor.
Fishing Masters' .Association, 25 Administration
bldg., Boston Fish Pier. William Thomas, pres.;
Henry D. Malone. treas.; Sylvester Whalen,
Fitchburg R. R, Freight Office Relief Assn.. 160
Beverly, John C. Phinney, pres,; C. C. Rldeout,
treas., George H. Streeter. sec, 160 Beverly,
Floating Hospital, see Boston Floating Hospital
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion. 506
Tremont Temple. Rev. A. Z. Conrad, ores,;
Edward E. Stevens, treas,; Mrs. John Knox
Marshall, sec; Clarence R. Preston, gen. sec.
Home, 701 Mass. av.
Frances E. Willard Settlement. 44 Chambers.
Caroline M. Caswell, pres.; Mrs. Elmer A.
Stevens, treas.; Nellie F. HUl. sec.
Franciscan Sisters of the Immaculate Conception
of St. Anthony's Convent, 31 Prince,
Fiiinkliii Assii. No IS. 39 Court, rm. H, James
l"lalu'i-t>-. pii'.s, : Michael .^. Cooney. sec. and
tr.as.: It; Mt Vernon. Chsn
Franklin Square House, 11 E. Newton. Rev.
George L. Perln, pres ; Frank A. Shlrmer.
vice pres.; Fred M. Lam.son, treas.; J. Porter
Russell, clerk; Miss Castine C. Swanson. supt.
Franklin Typographical Society. 121 Chandler,
Patrick J. Guerin. pres.; Charles H. Phinney.
sec. 324 Washington St.; Leonard Rajrmond.
treas.; 85 Broad St.; trustees, Albert W. Fin-
Broad
Franklin Union. Berkeley c_.. ..^r . -
Olney. pres.: Nathan Matthews, vice
George F.Swain^ sec: Henry L. Higgii
Appleton. Richard
Free Hospital for Women, Glen rd., Brookline,
George R. Peailng, jr., pres.; Frederick J. Brad-
lee, treas., 222 Boylston; Nathaniel U. Walker,
sec, 53 State.
Free Religious Assn. of America. Rev. John
Haynes Holmes, pres., 61 East 34th St.. New
York: William H. Hainlen. treas.; Rev. George
Grover Mills, sec, 120 Boylston.
French Women's Christian Association. 28 Ad-
pleton, Mrs. David R. Craig, pres.: Marcel L.
Orleans, treas., Mrs. Emma Pache. matron.
Fund for the Erection of Churches and Chapels
in the Diocese of Mass.. Cteorge H. Richards,
Huntington Saville. John H. .Storer. trustees.
Gannett School Association. Mrs. Charles E.
Laiuiat. pres.; Mrs. Arthur M. Pratt, treas.;
Mrs. S. D. Whlttemore. sec. 151 Lmcoln. New-
ton Highlands; meets Jan. and Oct. at Hotel
Vendome.
General Convention of Mass. Baptists, 508 Ford
bldg.. Henry T. Bailey, pres.; Harry P. Bosson.
treas. : Rev. Hugh A. Heath, sec, SOS Ford bldg.
General Society - - - -
General Sunday School Assn. of the Universallst
Church, Rev. George E. Huntley. D.D., pres.;
Rev. Frank L. Masseck, sec, 22 Hopkins rd.,
Arlington: Mr, M. A. Brown, treas.
General Theological Library. 53 Mt. Vernon,
Francis Henry Appleton. pres.; Arthur P.
Estabrook, treas.: Rev. Frederick B Allen,
sec; Miss Mary M. Pillsbury, librarian.
George Washington Memorial Association, 44
Bromfleld, rm. 609, George Milbank Hersey,
gen. sec; Mass. Advisory Council. Samuel L.
Powers, chairman: Frank H. Pope, treas.
German Aid Society. 13 Charity building, 43
Hawkins, open from 10 to 12 a.m.; C. W. Holt-
zer, pres.; Sebastian Gahm, treas.: John Kalbs-
kopf, agent.
German American Singing Society, 367 E. Eighth.
S. B.. Louis Hofnaiier. pres.: Harry B. Stuart,
treas.; Frank Siepel, sec. 12 Cypress. Rox.
Germantown Citizens Association, meets third
Sunday, Gallivan Hall. W, R. Richard J.
Crouin, pres.; Andrew Gallivan. treas.; Hugh
McCarron. sec, 55 German, W. R.
Girls' Friendly Society in America, Miss Isa-
bella G. Whipple, pres. for Maas.; Miss B. A.
Baker, treas.; Miss Margaret A. Rand, sec,
49 Kirkland. Cambridge.
Girls' Helpful, 88 Tremont, rm. 616, Mrs. Cort-
land Myers, pres.; Miss Marlon Clark, sec;
Miss Maude M. Morgan, director.
114
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETO.
treas., 19 Congress; Mrs. Anna F. Welling-
ton Wolbach. sec, 420 Beacon
Girls' Vacation House Association, 56 West
Cedar Miss M. J. Allen, pres.; Miss Harriet a.
Johnson, sec; Alice H. Bassett, M. D.. treas.
Good Government Association, 11 PemSerton
square, rm. 502, James .lackson, treas.: Robert
J. Bottomly, sec, 161 Devonsb re, rm. 604.
Gordon Bible Institute The. 7 Montgomery, Rev.
Nathan R. Wood, dean; Egbert B. Staclipole.
treas., 39 Pairview av., Arlington.
Gordon Home 28 Montebello rd.. J. P., Mrs. M.
M. Mackenzie, supt.
Grace Mission, 52 Snow Hill.
Granite Paving Block Mfrs' Assn. of the U. S.,
Inc., 54 Devonshire, Zenas W. Carter, field sec.
Great Boston Peoples Relief Committeei Philip
Potash, sec; 101 Devonshire, rm. IOCS, Louis
E. Kirstein, treas. .
Greater Boston Association of PatVot'C^I^trug-
tors, 101 Tremont. rm. 1102, William J. Wal^,
pres.; Miss Nellie A. Tracy, sec; Elmer N.
Powell, "pres.T I. R- Miranda, sec, 457 Blue Hill
Guild of Boston Artists", 162 Newbury St., Ed-
mund U. Tarbell. pres.; W. W. Churchill, treas.;
Mrs. LiUa Cabot Perry, sec, 312 Marlboro
Guild of the Infant Saviour, 43 Tremont, Theresa
M. Lally, directress . „ , , ,, ,
GuUd of St. Elizabeth, 59 East Sprmgfleld. Maud
M. Rockwell, pres.; Mrs. Gerald Blake, sec,
1236 Beacon, Brookline; Alice Murray, treas.
Hale House (social settlement). 6 and 8 Garland,
ward 9; Thomas P. Beal, jr.. pres.; Edward C.
Fitz. treas.: Ernest C. Amy. head resident.
Handel and Haydn Society, Jacob Sleeper Hall,
688 Boylston. Courtenay GuUd, pres.; George
M. Brooks, treas., 79 Milk, rm. 401: Duane
White, sec, 24 Milk: William N. Eustis, libra-
rian.
Harrison Square Association, Harrison square.
Dor., Thomas F. McManus, pres.; Miss Mary
A. Dierkes, treas , 33 MUl; John J. Carr. sec.
Harvard Alumni Association. 50 State, K. ±i.
Gardiner, jr.. treas.; Roger Pierce, gen. sec
Harvard Building Association of Boston, Sis
Washington, Dor., Archibald L. Stark.: pres.;
Edward F. Blake, treas.: Frank T. Viles. sec;
84 State, rm. 413.
Harvard Dental Alumni Association, Young's
Hotel, Ernest H. Chute. D.M.D., pres.;
Charies T. Warner, D.M.D., 168 Newbury,
sec: James J. O'Brien, D.M.D., treas.
Harvard Improvement Association, Inc., of Dor-
chester, meets 10th of each month at 179 Glen-
way street, Alonzo E. Yont, pres.; Wilbam E.
McGerigle. treas.: Kent Knowlton, sec.
Harvard Medical School, 240 Longwood av., Ab-
bott Lawrence Lowell, pres.; Edward a. Brad-
ford, M.D , dean; Francis W. Palfrey, M.D..
sec.
Harvard Musical Association, 57a Chestnut,
Charles G. Saunders, pres.; Herbert H. Dar-
itng. sec. 38 Equitable bldg.; Henry Warf
Harvard Odontologlcal Society. Harry S. Par-
sons D.M.D., pres.; M. F. Rogers, D.M.U.,
treas.; John A. Furbish, D.Mrt)., sec, 2.J5
Marlboro: meets third Thureday in the month.
Harvard University Dental School 188 Long-
wood av. Eugene H. Smith, D.M.D., dean, 283
Dartmouth,
Health Education League, 8 Beacon, rm. 31.
Dudley A. Sargent, pres.; Rev. George IJ.
Gate, sec; A. L. Darrow, treas.
Hebrew Educational Alliance of Roxbury, 110
Townsend Rox., Samuel Webb, pres ; Meyer
Weisman, treas.; Benjamin Summerfleld, -""
Hebrew Charities, see Federated Jewish Charities
Hebrew Free Loan Society of Boston, 5,32 War-
ren Rox.; Nathan Pinanski. pres.; Sellg Lipsky,
treas.; Louis Pokroisky. sec, 10 Sunderland.
Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, 104 Salem, Isaac
Heller, prel.; Harris Poorvu. treas.; James
Stone, gen. sec. 104 Salem; Samuel L. BaUen.
Max L. Kftlman, attorneys.
Hebrew Ladies' "
21 Queen, Dor.. Max Leb-
pres.; Mrs. Fannie R. Titlebaum, treas.;
^„... Koritz. sec: Jacob Krilow, supt
Hebrew Messianic.OouncU, Dr. Edward S. Niies.
pres., 514 Commonwealth av.
Home for Aged Colored Women, 22 Hancock,
Joseph P. Loud, pres.; Robert Homans, treas.;
Miss Lucy Parsons, sec, 398 Beacon.
n *• — A„ed Couples Corporation, 2055 Co-
' 409 and 417 Walnut av., Rox., Dr.
A. OarletoD, pres., 30 Union pk.:
Damon, treas • Gladys M. Damon,
lumbus av
Elizabeth
Men, 133 West Springfield,
jrson, pres.: Charles A. Cool-
Ames building: Charles W.
Home for A
Charles E.
Home for Aged Poor, Dudley, cor. Woodward av..
Rox.
Home for Aged Women, 108 Revere: Winthrop
H. Wade, pres.; Frank W. Kaan, sec, 50 State:
William P. Blake, treas.; Dora E. Roberts,
Home for' Destitute Catholic Children, 788 Har-
nonah, Rox., Daniel J. Pyne, supt.
;ome for Jewish Children, Canterbury cor.
Austin. Dor.. David A. Lourie, pres.; Oscar
Grosberg. treas.; Mark Stone, fln. sec; Casper
M. Grosberg, rec sec, 484 Wash.; Sol. Z. Pro-
kesch, supt.
[ome for Little Wanderers, see New England
Home for Old Ladies 1
Home Furnishers' Association of Mass. 24 Milk,
6th floor; Fred T. A. McLeod, pies.; B. A.
McMahon, treas.; Alonzo E. Yont. sec, 24
Milk.
Hotel and Theatre Chaplaincy Association, 899
Boylston. Rev. Eugene C. Webster, chaplain
■" '• - -' "rkins, J. P., Bro.
Jude
I of Angel Guardii
of Good
B.. Miss
Ada M. C. Hartzell. head worker
House of Mercy, 244 Townsend, Rox., Miss
Catharine A. Codman, pres.; Mrs. Samuel
Hammond, treas.: Mrs. Malcolm Storer, sec,
302 Beacon
House of the Good Samaritan, Binney, cor.
Francis St., Joseph S. Bigelow, pres.; Francis
W. Hunnewell, treas., 87 Milk, rm 23; Miss
Catharine A. Codman, sec. Canton St., Ded-
House of the Good Shepherd, 841 Huntington
av., Rox., His Eminence Cardinal O'Connell,
president
Household Nurses Assn. of the Municipal League,
Robinwood !
J. P.. Ann Murray,
Assn., 28 Robinwood
Ann E. Murray, supt.
Howard Benevolent Society, 14 Beacon, rm. 602,
Rev. D. W. Waldron, pres.; John A. Bent,
treas.: W. B. Bancroft, M.D., sec, 597 E.
Broadway
Hull Street Settlement, 36 Hull, Mrs. E. M. Tay-
lor, supt.; Mrs. D. F. Barber, treas.; Mrs. S.
B. PUlsbury, sec.
Humane Society of the Commonwealth of Mass..
549 Tremont bldg.. J. Collins Warren, M. D.,
pres.; P. C. Welch, treas.; Ellery H; Clark.
sec. to standing committee; Charles P. Curtis.
chairman standing com. and sec..|71 Ames bldg.
Hyatt Field Lesson Memorial Assn.. Hervey W,
Shimer, ores.: G. Winthrop Lee. sec. 147 Milk.
Hyde Park Current Events Club, meets at
Methodist chm-ch. Central av. cor. Winthrop,
Wednesdays at 10 a. m., October to April
inclusive, Mrs. Robert A. Falconer, pres:.
Mrs. H. A. Collins, treus.: Mrs. Edward K.
Ellis, rec. sec. 38 Beacon, H. P.
Hyde Park Historical Society, meets at Public
Library, Horace Sumner, pres.: Mrs. Helen
Greenwood, rec. sec: Fred L. Johnson, cor.
sec. and librarian: James S. Mitchell, treas.
Hyde Park Medical Club, meets at members* ofU-
ces: E. H. Baxter, M.D., pres.; Percy W. Carr,
M.D.. treas.; Francis G. Barnum, M.D., sec
Hyde Park, Young Men's Christian Asso., 1137
River, Albert Stonestreet, pros.; Stanley B.
Wheeler, treas. : Robert C. Snow. gen. sec.
Immigrants' Home, 72 Marginal, Mrs. Amanda
C. Clark, supt.; Miss Hattie B. Cooper, treas.,
1 Kensington pk., Rox.
Immigration Restriction League, 11 Pemberton
sq.. rni. 611, John P. Moors, pres.; Richards
M. Bradley, treas.; James H. Patten, sec.
Independent Order Sons of Israel, 47 MtVe
Henry H, Levenson, gran' "~- "
Silverman, sec: Joseph Kirs
Independent Workmen s Circle of America, m
every Monday evening at 9 Cambridge.
307: Samuel Wilcon, pres.; Samuel Egdall, i
Morris Ossen,
National Shawmut Bank.
Industrial Aid Society. 43 Hawkins. William P.
Fowler, pres.; William Atherton, treas.; Rev.
Christopher R. Eliot, sec; Henry Peterson,
gen. auent.
industrial Credit Union, 264 Boylston, Miss Jo-
sephine D. Weymouth, pres.: Miss C. A. Per-
kins, treas. ; A. H. Heininger. sec
Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed
Children. 241 StBotolph St.. Joseph Grafton
Minot, pres.; E. Pierson Beebe, treas.; Thomas
K. Cummins, sec, 70 State, rm. 70.
Industrial School for GWs, 232 Centre street.
Dor.. Mrs. Bessie A. Capron, matron: Miss
Eleanor S. Parker, pres.: Mrs. Elerton James,
sec, Milton: Robert S. Sturgis, treas.
Robert
SOCIETIES, INSTITOnONS, ETC.
115
Industrial Union for the Deaf. 585 Boylston. rm.
42a. Mrs. E. B. W^de. supt.; Miss L. W.
Broolvs. treas.
Infants' Hospital (Tliomas Morgan Rotch, jr..
Memorial bidg.) "" " • ' -- "- •^■--
bldg.. Boston
Ingleside Corporation. 14S Prosp
office. 609 Trcmont Tcmplf: '
League of Preventive Work. 44 Bromfleld.
704, Ada Eliot Shefllold. pre.s.; James A.
Murray, treas.; Isabolle KeudiGC C:ill. gen.
Legal Protective Federation. L'62 Wash, rni
Hsnry Sterling, pres. : E. Homer Marks.
a^d treas.
Lend-a-Hand Society. 101 Tremont. rm.
Rev. E. E. Hale, founder; Rev. O.
M. Fowl.
Adams Leland. sec; Annie F. Br
and director book mission.
C1IO.X As,sociatcs. 7 t;i-oen. Michael Na
Rae. sec.: Charles .Spatalo.
i Eliot.
Martha
n. supt.
Henr
ries .Spa
Ii7 ^Va^
ISIiss Mury
'■, 211 .lolin Eliot sq. Ro
liance of Theatrical Stage Em-
1 No. 11. 119 Pleasant. John J.
Albany.
Beard, direr
International
pioyees. Un
International' Brotherhood of Railroad Station-
men and Railroad Employees' Alliance of
North America. 2 Park sq.. rm. 77; Robert P.
Neil, ores.; J. M. Faulkner, sec, 107 Chandler.
International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Chauf-
feurs. Stablemen and Helpers. No. 25, 31
Thacher, Joseph J. Hunt. sec. and treas.
International Geneva Association, Boston Branch
9a Park sq., Leopold 'Wirth, pres.; Jaques
Roilssat. vice pres.: Frank Fischer, treas.:
Harold Small, sec. 9a Park sq.
International Printing Press and Assistants'
Union, Franklin Assn.. No. IS. 39 Court.
James Flaherty, pres.; M. S. Cooney. sec. and
International Stereotypers and Electrotypers
Union. 244 Washington, rm. 29. George W.
WUUams. sec. and treas.
International Sunday School Association, S9a
Broad, William N. Hartshorn, director.
International Sunshine Society, Mrs. Cynthia
W. Alden, pres. gen.. New York city; Mass.
headquartei's. 29 Temple i "
I EUen
Interstate Co-operativ
1006. Francis
M alone, sec.
Jamaica Plain Citiz
Dr. E. M. Hartwell, pres.;
pl.
Jamaica Plain Friendly Society. Curtis Hall.
J. P.. Dr. O. R. Chadwoll. pres.; Caroline E.
Chickering. clerk; Eugene W. Clark, treas.
Jewish People's Institute. 02 Chambers. Simon
Rudnick. pr&s. : Moses Caplan. vice pres. ; Harry
Novack. treas.; S. Margolis, Bn. sec, 248
Chambers.
John Howard Industrial Home, 560 Massachu-
setts av.. Rev. Howard N. Brown, pres.; Red-
ington Piske, treas.; Howard W. Brown, 70
State, clerk; Albert Arnold, supt.
Journeymen Barbers' International Union of
America. Local 666, 43 Portland, Antonio
Ruggiero, bus. agt.
Knights of Labor. District Assembly No. 30.
22S Tremont, Tlxrinn^ i| ' <,.>,■•■ -, ■ luI
treas.: M.J. Halliv, , : . ,.
Kossuth Hall Associ:ili i ;
Loecke. pres. : Max I i i i ■
Labor League. 11 Chiiini.n- \|> - , , .i k.,i -
Seigal. treas.
Ladies' Aid Association of the Soldiers* Home in
Massachusetts. Sewall Hall. 177 Huntington
av.. Mrs. Lue Stuart Wadsworth. pres.; Mrs.
Lizzie O. Clapp. treas.; Mrs. Annie R. Leighton
rec. sec; Mrs. Nina B. Lovejoy. cor. sec.
Ladies' Catholic Benevukiit Assn.. Mrs. Winifred
McHugh. pres.: Mrs. Kllen Miirph\'. tfejts.:
Miss Helen Hilton, fln. sec. : Miss Mary OBrien
recorder.
Ladies' Catholic Club Assn., Mary A. Barr, pres. -
Mrs. John Jackson, sec. 1472 Wash.
Ladies' Physiological Institute. Chipman Hall,
Tremont Temple, Dr. Adelaide N. Abbott,
pres.; Miss Eva Barker, treas.; Miss Lillian G.
Perry. M. D.. rec sec ; Mrs. Francos L. Blake.
cor. sec. 54 Sydney, Dor'
Ladies' Unity Club Home for Aged People, 64
Bartlett. Rox. Mrs. Carolyn E. Bell, pres., 20
Cobden, Rox.; Carrie J. Littlefield, treas.,
Ina P. Main, sec, Meh-ose.
League of American Pen Women. Mrs. Annie A.
Wilder, pres.; Miss Jessie A. Griswold. treas^;
Tre-
pres. ; Nathan H. Glover, treas.; Clarence
Humphreys, sec, 49 Humphreys, Dor.
Lord's Day League of New England, 5:
mont Temple, John L. Bates, pres..
William D. Brigham. treas.; Rev. Martin D.
Kneeland. sec. 520 Tremont Temple.
Lowell Institute. A. Lawrence Lowell, trustee. 5
University Hall, Cambridge; WilUam T. Sedge-
wick, curator. 491 Boylston.
Magyars of Massachusetts. 40 Court, rm. :^21.
Dr. Albert Propper. pres.; Lowlnger Armin.
vice pres.; Berecz Istvan. treas.; Joseph Jan-
Margaret GoflBn Prayer Book Society, 1 Joy,
Rev. Geo. J. Prescott. pres. ; Mrs. G. S. Wins-
low, sec. 47 Chestnut. Henry M. Upham. treas.
Marine Cooks & Stewards Assn. 258 Commer-
cial. A. .\nderson. bus agent.
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association. W J.
Lindsay, pres.; N. L. Bunistein. treas., S8
Broad; George H. Willey, bus. mgr.
Mariners' House, 11 North sq.. Rev. G. L. Small,
pastor: Capt. J. P. Hatch, supt.
Charles E. Mills, sec; George P. Shields, treas.
Martin Luther Orphan Home. 670 Baker. W. R..
Biewend. pres.; Henry Birkner.
Kittredge. Ros.
Mass. Altar Society. 1 Joy. Miss E. T. Bush.
pres.; Mrs. George H. Monks, treas., 67 Marl-
" ■ Crocker, sec, 72 Cypress,
_ . Squitable bldg..
pres.; Jeremiah E. Burke, vice
pres.; Robert H. Magwood, treas.; Mrs. Eliza-
beth R. White, see.
lass. Anti-Saloon League. Frederick Fosdick.
pres.; Theodore H. Raymond, treas.; Arthur
J. Davis, supt.; Fred H. Lawton. asst- treas.
and asst. supt.; Montgomery M. Goodwin and
Robert H. Magwood. secretaries, 323 Tremont
Anti-Tuberculosis League, 4 Joy, 'Vincent
Arthur Drinkwater.
Y. Bowditch, M.D., ]
Mass. Assn. for Promoting the Interests of the
Adult Blind. James Arnold Lowell, pres.;
Edward E. Allen sec; Mrs. Mary Morton
Kehew. treas.
Mass. Assn. of Women Lawyers, Mrs. Pauline
N. Hartstone, pres.; Mrs. Teresa A. Crowley
Miss Vera Ryan, vice presidents; Miss Monica
Foley, sec, 184 State House; 7' ' ~
Florence
League of Catholic Women, 43 Tremont, rm. 513.
Mrs. James Dwight. pres.. 225 Beacon; Miss
Katharine F. Kennelly. sec.
R. Thurston.
treas.
Mass. Audubon Society. 66 Newbury. Edward
H. Porbush. pres.; Winthrop Packard, sec-
Mass. Auto Operators Association, 883 Boylston,
W. F. G. Pratt, pres.: J. P. Han-iman.
vice pres.: P. V. Thompson, rec sec; Philip
Sulkins. fln. sec: Donald M. Johnson, treas.
Mass. Automobile Club, 100 Stuart, William H.
Ames, pres.; Arthur H. Brooks, sec; Frank
W. Remlck, treas.
Mass. Babies' Hospital. ofBce 41 Charity bldg.
Edward R. Warren, pres.; Walter Hunnewell.
jr.. treas.
Mass. Baptist Charitable Society, 525 Tremon t
Temple, Rev. Harrie R. Chamberlain, pres..
Newton; John P. Barnes, treas.; Rev. C, L.
Page. see. 33 Whiting. Rox.
116
80CIKTIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
Mass. Baptist Missionary Society. Rev. Leland
H. Cole, pres.; Rev. Hugh A. Heath, gen. sec,
7U.S T'oril bl(l«.: Willard E. Waterbury. a^st.
sec; Edward E. Stevens, treas.; Rev. Ferdinand
P. Peterson. Sunday s.;hool director.
Mass. Baptist Sunday School Assn., 70.S Ford
bldg.; Stephen Moore, pres.; Ferdinand F.
Peterson, Sunday school director; Edward E.
Stevens, treas.
Mass. Bar Assn., Henry N. Sheldon, pres.; Frank
W. Grinnell, sec, 16 Central; Charles H. Beck-
with, treas., Springfield.
Mass. Bible Society. 41 Bromfield, Hon. Robert
F. Raymond, pres.; Rev. Frederic B. .\llen.
rec. sec, 1 Joy; B. Preston Clark, treas.; Albert
Roscoe, mgr.
Mass. Board of Ministerial Aid, U Beacon, rm.
609, Rev. P. E. Emrich. chairman; Ohas. L.
Ziegler. treas.
Mass. Branch of the Free Church Assn.. 1 Joy.
I. Rev. Dr. Reginald Heber Howe, pres.; Clar-
ence H. Poor, treas.. 45 Bromfield: Rev. Dr.
William O. Winslow. sec. 525 Beacon.
Mass. Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary to the
Board of Missions, 1 Joy, Mrs. Francis O.
Lowell, pres.; Miss Alice M. Morgan, sec, 6
Mercer circle, Cambridge; Mrs. H. S. Macom-
ber. treas.
Mass. Charitable Fire Society. Henry G. Jordan.
pres., William H. Lincoln, vice pres.; Courtenay
Orockor. sec, S15 Tremont bldg.; James R.
Hooper, trea.-^.
Mass. Charitable Mechanic Association, 111
Huntington avenue, Daniel B. Badger, pres.;
Judson Baldwin, sec. and treas.
Mass. Charitable Society. George U. Crocker.
L. pres ■ George Glover Crocker, treas.; Carle-
ton Hunneman. see. 00 State, rm. 024.
Mass. Child Labor Committee 6 Beacon, rm.
804. Grafton D. Cushlng, chairman; Prof.
Charles P, Bradley, treas. ; Richard K. Conant,
Chiropody
H. B.
pres.
s.. 5S Winlc
Mass. Christian Endeavor Union. Rev. Carl
Staekman. pres., .Somer\ilIe; Wilfrid O. Broad-
bent, gen. .sec, Plymouth; Prof. Carle B. Hay-
ward rec. sec. N. fleymouth; Dr. Henry Ij.
McCluskey. treas., Worcester; Theodore E.
Stevenson, district sec, Suffolk county, 307
Kimball bldg.
Mass. Church Missionary Society, 1 Joy. Rev.
Reuben Kldner, pres.; Joseph H. Be&Ie, Jr..
jr sec; George G. Bradford, treas,, 50 State.
Mass. Church Union. Charles G. Saunders, pres.;
Rev. P. A. Reeve, sec, 34 Hunnewell av., New-
ton; Rev. J. Higginson Cabot. Ph. D.. treas.
Alliance. 60 Bromfield, rm. 3UG.
Rev. P. \V. Lyman, pres.; Fall River, Horace
G. Wellington, treas.; Ebeii W. Burnstead, sec.
Mass. Civic League, 3 Joy. Edward Cummings.
gres.; Edward T. Hartman. sec; Lawrence G.
rooks, treas.
Mass. Civil Service Assn.. . pres.;
George U. Crocker, treas.; Arthur H. Brooks.
sec. 53 State, rm. 1021.
Mass. College of Pharmacy. 70 St.Botolph. C.
Herbert Packard, pres.; Lyman W. Griffith.
sec; John G. Godding, treas.; Theodore J.
Bradley, dean.
Mass. Conference. S. D. A., 88 Tremont. rm.
liOO, John K. Jones, pres.; I'
Tucke
Mass. Employment Agencies Assn. Inc., 7 Water
rm. 801. Frank A. V/are, pres.; Wm E. McGer-
igle, treas. ; Grace E. Cooke, sec. 7 Water, rm.
801.
Mass. Federation of Churches. 53 Mt. Vernon.
Rev. Charles F. Rice. D.D.. pres.; Rev. B.
Tallmadge Root, field sec. ; Rev. Charles Conk-
lin, D. D., sec. ; Harry E. Warren, treas.
Mass. Pish and Game Protective Association,
73 Tremont, rm. 748, George W. Wiggin, pres. ;
Walt P. McMahon, sec, 73 Tremont, rm.
748; Rollin Jones, treas.
Ma.ss. Forestry Association, 4 Joy, Nathaniel T.
Kidder, pres., Milton; Harris A. Reynolds.
sec; Ernest B. Dane, treas.
Mass. Golf -Association, 35 Congress. Harry Ij.
Ayer. pres.; Henry H. Wilder, vice pres.;
R, Clay, treas.; Arthur
Congress.
Mass. Historical Society. 1154 Boylston, Henry
Cabot Lodge, pres.;
State, ■" " ■
Mass. Congregational Charitable Society, Win-
slow Warren, pres.; Grenvilie H. Norcross,
treas.; Rev. Edward Hale. sec. 5 Circuit road.
Chestnut Hill.
Mass Congregational Conference. Ernest L.
I Miller, treas.. 64 Chardon; Rev. Henry Lincoln
Bailey, sec. Longmeadow: Rev. Francis J.
Marsh, registrar, Upton.
Mass Convention of Congregational Ministers.
Rev. William E. Strong, sec, 14 .Beacon; Rev.
Benjamin Uulkeley. treas.. Leominster.
Mass. Co-operative Bank League, 930 Old South
bldg.. Frank E. Burbank, pres., 101 Tremont
rm 1014; Herbert W. Pinkham, sec. and treas.
Mass. Council for Patriotic Service, 88 Tremont,
rm. 507; Mrs.TSeorge W. Coleman, pres.; Dun-
can A. McPhie, sec; James F. Lockwood,
Mass. Credit Union, office 78 Devonshh-e; Felijt
Vorenberg. pres.; Max Mitchall, treas.; William
J. Stanton, gen. mgr. _ _ .. „„,
Mass, Cremation Soc . Crematory. 171 Walk Hill
St., Forest Hills. Telephone Jamaica 239. Rev.
Paul Revere Prothingham. pres.: Richard W.
Hale, treas.. 16 Central; R. D. Swaim, clerk,
16 Central.
Mass. Dental Society, Chas. M. Proctor, pres..
Maiden; Joseph T. Paul, treas.. 419 Boylston.
rm. 415; A. H. St.O. Chase, sec. 179 Linden.
Everett
Mass Eclectic Medic.-U Society, P. W. A. Geddes.
M. D. pres. ; Fred G. Phillimore. M. D. . sec. ;
John Perrins, M. D.. treas., Charles E. Buck,
M. D., librarian.
Gilliert. sec, 35
Lord,
53; Edward Stanwood, rec. sec;
Wm. R. Thayer, cor. sec; Samuel A. Green.
M.D.. librarian.
Mass. Home for Intemperate Women. Blnney
cor. Smyrna. Rev. "
" ' Boyde
James Reed,
sec, 16 Penhallow. Dor.,
Isabela A. Potter, treas.; Mrs. Mabel P.
Jones, supt.
lass. Home Missionary Society, 14 Beacon,
— " ■ " ■ Rev Fredk E.
Mass, Homoeopathic Medical Society,
rest Martin. M.D., pres., Lowell: '
Strong, M.D., treas. " ' "
G. For-
M orris
Edward S. Galderwood.
M.D., rec. sec.. 223 Warren. Rox.; Benjamin
T. Loring, M. D., cor. sec, Watertown
Mass. Horticultural Society. Horticultural Hall.
300 Mass. av. cor. Huntington av.. Richard M.
Saltonstall, pres.; Walter Hunnewell, treas.;
Wm, P. Rich, sec.
Mass. Hospital School, Canton, Edward H. Brad-
ford, M.D., chairman; John E. Fish. M.D.,
supt. and treas.; Leonard W. Ross, sec, 723
Harvard, Mat.
Mass. Institute of Technology, 491 Boylston,
Richard C. Maclaurin, pres.; Francis B. Hart,
treas.; Prof. Allyne L. Merrill, sec. of faculty;
James P. Munroe, sec, of corp,; H. S. Ford.
bursar; Robert P. Bigelow. librarian; Albert S.
Smith, supt. of buildings.
Mass. Liquor League, executive oflfice, 27 Hay-
market sq., Thomas J. Burke, pres. ; .Springfield:
Victor Brusendorfl, * " " "'-'-
Victor Brusendorff, treas.; J. Henry Breslin, !
ass. Medical Benevolent Society, George
Shattuck, M.D., pres.;
, -.. , ,-.. — , Robert M. , —
D., sec, 78 Marlboro; William L. Richardson.
M.D.. treas.. 225 Commonwealth av.
Mass. Medical Society. 8 Fenway. Charles F.
Withlngton, M.D., pres.; E. M. Buckingham.
M.D.. treas.. 342 Marlboro; Walter L. Bur-
rage, M. D.. sec. 282 Newbury; Edwin Howard
Brlgham. librarian.
Mass. Medico-Legal Society. 8 Fenway. George
Burgess Magrath. M.D.. pres.; A. Elliott Paine.
M. D.. treas.; Harry M. Cutts. M. D.. sec. 105
Aspinwali av., Brookline
Mass. Mutual Fire Ins. Union. 141 Milk, room
315. Alfred H. Nash. pres.
Mass. Nautical School, office, 2a Park, chair-
man. Rear Admiral John P. Merry; commis-
sionors, Capt. William E. McKay. Clarence E.
Perkins; William H. Dimick, sec.
Mass. New Church Union, 134 Bowdoin, James
B. Carter, pres.; Albert P. Carter, treas.;
Herbert S. Kempton, sec, Newtonville; B. A,
Whittemore, agent.
Mass. Optometrical Society, meets quarterly.
Howard C. Doane. pres.; J. R. Kingston, treas.;
Lewis Taylor, sec, Lynn.
Mass. Peace Society, 31 Beacon, rm. 32, Bliss
Perry, pres.; William Gorham Rice, jr., treas.;
Henry S. Haskins. sec.
Mass. Political Equality Union. 1301 Wash..
Miss Mabel Gillespie, pres.; Mrs. Susan W.
Fitzgerald, sec; Miss Fannie C. O.sgood, treas.
Mass. Prison Association, 56 Pemberton sq.,
room 7, Joseph G. Thorp, pres.; Warren F,
Spaldhig, sec; Francis H. Appleton. jr., treas.
Mass. Retail Grocers' and Provision Dealers'
Association. 46 Clinton, rm. 512; Harry G.
Phelps, pres.. 32 Grove, Worcester; Henry W,
Mansfield, sec. and treas., S. Braintroe.
Mass. Retail Lumber Dealers' Protective Asso-
ciation. E. B. James, sec. and treas.. 40 Cen-
tral, rm. 309.
Mass. Single Tax League. Inc.. 120 Boylston.
rm. 529. Lewis J. Johnson, pres.: R. E. Blakes-
lee, treas., 30 State; Alex Mackendrick, sec.
Mass. Society of the Order of Founders and Pa-
triots of America. John H. Westfall. governor;
Charles I. Thayer, treas.; Herbert M. Leland,
sec, 10 P. O. sq.. rm. 45,
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
Mass. Society for Aiding Discharged Convicts.
24 State House, Cliarles LifBer, pres.; Walter
B. Waterman, treas.; Fred L. Ooburn, sec;
George E. Cornwall, gen, agent, 24 State House
Mass. Society for Mental Hygiene, 313 Ford bldg,
William H. Burnham, Ph. D., pres., Worcester:
John Koren. treas.; Dr. Franliwood E. Wil-
liams, exec. sec.
Mass. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. ISO Longwood av., Dr. Francis H.
Rowley, pres.; Guy Richardson, sec.; Eben
Shute, treas.
Mass. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. 43 Mt. Vernon. Grafton D. Cashing,
pres. John H. Sturgis. treas.; Carl C. Carstens.
gen. agent and sec.
Mass. Society for Promoting Agriculture. Prof.
Charles S. Sargent, pres.; Richard M. Salton-
"~" ' " ' Henry Appieton.
IT Vrt
r for s'c
Mass Society for Social Hygiene, 6 Hancock :
Charles W Eliot, pres.; David L. Edsall,
vice pres.; Ernest B. Dane, treas.;
M.D..
•Mass. Society for the Univei-sity Education of
Women. Mrs. George H. Earl, pres.; Mrs.
John P. Marshall, treas.; Mrs. Frank Owen
White, sec; 97 Sewall av.: Brookline.
Mass. State Association of Master Plumbers,
William A. Bradford, pres.. Qulncy; James H.
Trow, sec, 4 St. Peter, Salem; Robert Robert-
son, treas., Beverly.
Mass. State Automobile Association, 93 Mass.
av.. rm. 220, Lewis R. Speare. pres.; John P.
Coghlin. vice pres.; Jas. Fortescue. sec. and
Mass. State Board of Trade. 6 Beacon. John H.
Corcoran, pres.. Cambridge; Richard L. Gay,
sec. and treas.. 6 Beacon, rm. 1026.
Mass. State Firemen's Association, J. B. Currier.
Haverhill, pres.; Hiram R. Williamson. Wor
cester. treas.; D. Arthur Burt, sec. 626 Old
South bldg.
Mass. Sunday School Association. 602 Ford
bldg. : Rev. Charles B. Jackson. Fall River, pres. ;
Mass. Surgical and Gynsecological Society.
Henry O. Spalding. M. D., pres.: C. Y. Went-
worth, M.D., treas.; Harry J. Lee, M.D., sec,
635 Beacon.
Mass. Tax Assn.,
A Andrews, pres.;
Malcolm B. Nichols,
Mass. Temperance Society. Arthur S
pres.; J. Wesley Barber, sec. and i
Washington.
Mass. Total Abstinence Society. 36
rm. 504, open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Saturday
until 1 p. M.. Col. Edward H. Hascall. pres.;
Charles E. Mtjin, treas. ; Rev. Warren P. Lan-
ders sec; Charles B. Dennett, chairman Board
of Directors
Mass. Tract Society. .SSTremont.rm. 606, John K.
Jones, pres.; Horace B. Tucker, sec. and treas.
Mass. Unlversalist Convention. 359 Boylston.
Rev. Harold Marshall, pres.; Sidney tt Rnf-
trick, treas.; Rev. George B. Leigh'
" " ■ )Ol
Johnson,
reas.. 338
state super\isor and field sec; Rev. Albert W.
Hopson, sec. Somerville; T Theodore Whltnev,
treas.. Wakefield.
lass. Wine and Spu-it Dealers' Assn.. 6 Beacon,
rm. 620. S. F. Petts. pres.; P. J. Kennedy.
Adams, vice pres.; Mrs. Oakes Ames, treas
Mrs. Alice DeNormandie. sec, and office mgr.
lass. Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
541 Mass. av., Mrs Katharine L. Stevenson,
Isabel A. Morse, treas.; Miss Ada
Rice, roc.
°s"fie
Master Bakers' Association of Mass.
ter. pres.: George A. Sa,nderson. tri
'ipi;
.MAWailL^' ■
i Devonshire
Sayward, sec
ana creas.
Master House Painters* and Decorators' Asso-
ciation of South Boston, 154 F street, R. B.
Beven, pres.; Frank E. Howard, sec, 148 F
St., S, B.
Master Plumbers' Association of Boston and 'V^l-
cinity, 24 Hayward nl.. Charles H. Smith, mes.;
236 Sumner, E. B.; William
Assn.. meets 2d
t 1180 Blue Hill
; Walter E. Mul-
erick Higginson, sec, 73 Seaver. Brookline
Mercantile Library Association. 674 Tremont.
Charles 11. Anisdon. pros.: William 1'. CroanuT,
vice pres.; Joseph .\. Itourke, treas.; KoUuid M.
Merchant Tailors' Exchange of the City of Bos-
ton, William F. Walsh, pres.; J. Henry Bean,
treas.; Samuel H. Spring, sec. 73 Tremont,
rm, 209.
Metaphysical Club. 30 Huntington av. rm. 211.
Mrs. Mary E. T. Chapin. prus. ; Mrs. Sanili
Shaw, sec.
Methodist Ministers' Relief Insurance and Trust
Association. Wesleyan bldg.. 581 Boylston. rm.
42: Rev. Charles Wesley Blackott. pres.; Rev.
Henry L. Wriston. sec. and mgr.; Rev. Arthur
P. Sharp, treas.
Metropolitan Bible Class League, 30 Huntinir-
t(5n av., rm. 514, Chester R Lawrence, prrs.;
G. Harry Peterson, treas.; Allen B. Rider,
gen. sec.
Metropolitan District Dental .Soc,
S. Andrews, D. M. _.. ._„:
Waldo E. Boardman. D. D. S., treas.; Roy '
Skinner, D. M. D., sec. 29 Commonwealth av.
Metropolitan Improvement League, Col. Thomaa
L. Llvermore, pres.; Sylvester Baxter, sec;
Flavel Shurtlefl. treas. and cor. sec. 19 Con-
Metropolitan Motor Assn.. 93 Mass. av., rm. 220,
Samuel L. Powers, pres.; Charles E. Hatnoiri,
vice pres. ; Arthur F. Clarke, treas. ; ,1 Fc r-
tescuo, sec and a.sst. treas.
Metropolitan Mutual Aid Assn.. 827 Shawmut
av. Rox.. F. A. McAvay. pres.; Timothy Con-
nell. treas.; G. B. Thompson, sec. 15 George.
Winthrop; W. H. Sullivan, fln. sec
Military Historical Society of Massachusetts,
Cadet Armory. Ferdinand St., cor. Columbus
av.. Col. Thos. L. Llvermore. pres.: William R.
Trask, sec. and treas., 40 State, rm. 37.
Milk and Baby Hygiene Association. 296 Boyls-
ton, rm. 406. John L. Morse, M. D.. ores.;
Charles E. Mason, chairman; F. Abbot Good-
hue, treas. ; Hugh Nairn, sec ; Dr. J. Herbert
Young, medical director.
Mmer Charitable Society, Mrs, S. Robbin. pres.;
Pauline Spooner, sec. 206 Harold, Rox.; Mrs.
M. W. Phelps, treas.. 8 Idlewild. Alls.
Clara R. Mo
rec sec. 120 Court. NewtonvlUe, Miss A. I.
Johnson, treas.. 48 Dwight. Brookline.
Ministerial Union. 25 Beacon, Rev. Charles W.
Wendte, pres.; Rev. Frederick M. Eliot, sec.
and treas.
Morgan Memorial Co-operative Industries and
Stores, Inc. , 89 Shawmut av. , Francis H. Stack,
pres.; Dr. E. J. Helms, supt.; P. C.
M. D.
Shawmut
215 Main. Chsn,
Rox. 327 Dorchester
Miss Kate F. Hobart.
Branches, 86 Meridian. E. B.,
Cambridge. 1326 Tremont
. . Seminary Settlement, 79 Shawmut av.
Mount Hope Citizens' Association, first Monday
in John D. Phiibrick School, George Cherry,
pres.;|John W. McCarthy, vice pres.; John P.
Kelly, treas.; Percy F. Lannon, sec, 19 Gar-
den, Bos.
Mount Hope Home, Southboume rd., J. P.;
Miss Myra J. Chapman, matron. (See Boston
N. End Mission.)
Mount Pleasant Home for Aged Men and Women
59 Elm Hill av., Rox.; Alvin S. Dexter, pres.;
Fred M. Lamson, treas. ; Mrs. Lillian Maulsby.
supt.
Moving Picture Machine Operators' Union.
William C. Tranke. bus. agent, 19 Jackson pi..
J. P.
Francis L.
treas.; Benj. Ives Gilman. sec; Arthur
Fairbanks, director. Open weekdays 9 to 5
except Saturdays 9 to 6 (Nov. to March 1, 9
to 4), Sundays 1 to 6. Admission 25 cents.
Free on Saturdays. Sundays and public holi-
days.
AIu.seum of Fine Arts School, Museum rd. near
Huntington av. Alice F. Brooks, mgr.
Musicians Mutual Relief Society, 22 Garrison,
Harold C. Benton, pres.: Herman P. Liehr,
treas. ; Joseph F. Tobin. clerk.
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers.
Albert Green Duncan, pres.; Charles H. Fish,
sec. and treas. ; 45 Milk, rm. 501,
National Association of the Granite Industries
of the U. S., 161 Summer, rm. 75, H. E. Fletch-
er, pres. ; Robert D. Smith, sec. ; Edward D.
Marnock, treas.
National Association of Insurance Agents, Ed-
ward C. Roth, pres., Buffalo, N Y ; Henry H,
Putnam, sec. and treas., 55 Kilby, rm. 56
National Association of Patriotic Instructors,
101 Tremont, rm. 1102, John B. Lewis, pres.;
Mrs. Nellie D. Orchard, treas.. New London.
Conn.; Mrs. Elizabeth R. Berry, sec. North
Cambridge.
National Association of Stationary Engineers. Ira
J. Hunt, sec, 995 Washington.
National Association of Stove Mfr's, 161 Dev-
onshire, rm, 612, P. W. Elliott, sec.
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
(■harles M. Haskins, sec: Mark Sherwin, treas.
National Association of Wool Manufacturers,
683 Atlantic av., J. P. Wood, pros.. Philadel-
phia, Pa.; Winthrop L. Marvin, sec. and treas.:
William J. Battison, statistician.
National Automobile Association, 9 Park, R. El-
mer Townsend, pres.; Allan Forbes, treas. :
Francis Hurtubis, jr., counsel and sec.
National Civic Federation, Woman> Dept., New
England section, 2a Park, Mrs. George T. Rico.
Ellery Sedgwick, sec.
National Council oft"
; Congregational Churches,
~ n. H. M. Beardslo.v.
ator; Rev. Hi:
„ „, „.„.,„„.., Rev. John J. Walker, trcus
National Economic Ijeague, 6 Beacon, rm. 310.
Harvey S. Chase, treas.; J. W. Beatson. sec.
National Fire Protection Assn., 87 Milk, rm. 42,
Charles E. Meek, pres.; Franklin H. Weiit-
worth, sec. and treas.; Roijert O. Dawson, supt.
fire records.
National Metal Trades A.ssn.. Boston Branch.
4(1 Central, rm. 601, Henry F. Arnold, pres.;
WlDslow Blanchard. treas.; Walter W. Poole.
sec. 40 Central, rm. 601.
National Sailors' Home. Quincy, Mass., Fred B.
Rl-e, pres.: W. S. Crane
State, rm. S5.
Natinnal Shoe Travelers' Assn., 207 Essex, rm.
311, G. A. Schaub. pres.; Fred W. Stanton, sec
^ aval Library Institute and Museum building
No. 5, Navy Yard, Ohsn., open daily (holi-
days and Sundays excepted), 9-12 and, 1-4,
free; Asst Naval Com.Thos.B. Richey, curator.
Navv Young Men's Christian Association. 14
Harvard,Chsn. , Frederic S. Morrison, sec. ; Chas.
K. Cummings, chairman.
Needle Woman's Friend Society, 149 Tremont,
810. Mrs. William M. Conant, pres.; Mrs.
178 Devonshii-e
, Clement, pres. ; Mri
" 5 M. D. Banks, sec.
New England Association of Commercial En-
gineers, James W. H. Myrick, pres.; Herbert
RE. Stone, treas.; F. S. Eggleston. jr., sec, 53
Devonshire, rm. 14.
No» England Association of Gas Engineers, 71.5
Trc.-nont Temple, Nathaniel W. Giflord, sec.
and treas,. 38 Central sq., E. B.
New En^'and Association of General Baggage
AiTPOts. G. V. Worthen, pres.; W. L. Pratt.
sec and treas.. .517 South station.
New England Baptist Hospital. Parker Hill av.,
Edward H. Haskell, pres.; Vernon A. Field,
,„„ „ _ , . Emery B. Gibbs, legal
sec , 704 Tremont bldg. ; James A. Floyd, clerk :
Emma A. Anderson, supt.
New England Baptist Library Assn., 315 Ford
building, Rev. Joseph S. Swaim, pres.; Pren-
tice W. Abbott, treas.; Rev. Charles H. Wat-
son, librarian and sec
New England Christian Association, 560 Colum-
bus av. Rev. Samuel McNaugher, pres. ; Mrs.
Anna E. Stoddard, sec; Edward D. Conant.
A. Sheldon, treas., C. Joseph Hart,
Now England Co-operative Society, 7 Water,
H. S. Potter, jr., pres.; Raymond H. C'veson,
New England Cotton Buyers Assn., 71 Kilby.
rm. 29. Stephen M. Weld, pres.; Arthur E.
Brown, treas.; Charles N. Brush, sec, 53 State.
rm. 830.
New England Deaconess Association. Rev. W. T.
Perrln. pres.; C. H. J. Tilmball. treas.; T. A.
HUdreth. cor. sec. 112 Water, rm. 408; Mrs.
rd., Fenway; Home. 693 Ma
School. 10 Deaconess road. Fenway.
New England Department of the Church Tem-
perance Society. Rt. Rev. William Lawrence,
pros.; James M. Hunnewell, treas.; Tremont
bldg.; Rev. S. H. Billiard, sec. 1 Jo.v.
Now England Dry Goods Assn.. Henry C. Brine,
pres. ; Frank W. Buxton, sec. 165 Tremont;
William L. Taylor, treas.
New England Education Society, 581 Boylston,
Rev. Charles F. Rice, pres. ; Rev. N. T. Whit-
aker, sec; Rev. J. M. Durrell, vice pres.;
George E. Whltaker, treas.
New England Engine & Boat Assn.. 47 Haverhill.
R. M. Kershaw, pres,; H. W.Rapp, treas.
New England Grenfell Association. 20 Beacon,
rm. 304. William DeWitt Hyde. D.D.. LL.D.,
pres.; Emma E. White, sec; Frederick R. Gal-
loupe, treas., 20 Beacon.
New England Hardware Dealers' Association
(retaU). 176 Federal, rm. 320, Henry M. San-
ders, pros., 27 Eliot; Calvin M. Nichols, treas..
1246 Dorchastor av.: Goo. A. Fiel. sec. 176
Federal, rm. 320
Lancaster.
Rox.
New England Historic Genealogical Society, 9
Ashburton pi., Hon. James P. Baxter, pres.;
Geo. A. Moriatry, jr., cor. sec, Newport, R. I.;
Alfred Johnson, rec sec; Lew C. Hill, treas.;
Wm P, Greenlaw, librarian; Henry B. Scott,
editor.
England^ Home for Doaf_Mutes, 112 Fre-
lub-
bard, treas.; Alden M, Cleveland, sec. Park
St. Church; William Alcott, managing trustee;
Arthur R. Pierce, gen. sec, 507 Tremont
Temple.
:i!W England Iloiiin for Little Wanderers, 161 S.
Huntington av., Kox., Arthur S. Johnson, pros.;
Samuel D. Parker, treas.; Frederic D. Fuller,
.'loc; Rev. F. U. Knight, supt.
lew England Hospital Medical Society, meets
Boston University. (iSS Boyjston. Marion Nute.
Isabella
Kerr, M.D., troas.
New England Iron and Hardware Association.
.SS Broad, rm. 422. Charlas A. Adams, pres.;
Chas. H. Breck, treas.; George J. Mulhall, sec.
New England Kurn Hattin Homes at West-
rhinster, Vt.. George W. Coleman, pres.: Arthur
J. Crockett, sec; George B. Graff, treas., 294
Wash., rm. 353
New England Methodist Historical Society. 581
Boylston, Robert F. Raymond, pres.; George K.
Whitaker treas.: Rev. James Mudge, D.D.,
rec. sec; Rev. Seth O. Cary. cor. sec; Charles
S. Nutter, librarian, 581 Boylston, rm. 41.
New England Moral Reform Society (Talitha
pres ; Mrs Arthur Porry, jr., treas.; Dr. Julia
Henry H. Haskell, preb.; Dr. Ralph Caileton.
vice pres.; Dr. W. Holbrook, Lowell, sec. and
treas., 101 Newbury.
New England Passenger Association, F. T. Grants
Passenger
V. L. Pr:
and treas., 617
South station.
New England Peabody Home for Crippled
Children. Hale street. Hyde Park. Mrs. Her-
bert A. Joslin. pres.; Mrs. Edward B. Kellogg.
- "■'— •"■- 3, Whitmore. sec. 18
New England Scandinavian Benevolent Society.
9 Appleton. A. E. Nyman. pres.; Carl G. Peter-
son, treas. : John F. Holmberg, sec, 29 Falmouth
St., Belmont.
New England Section Nat. Electric Light Assn.
149 Tremont, rm. 1123, W. S. W.vman, pres.;
R. W. Rollins, vice pres.; Bowen Tufts, treas.:
Miss O. A. Bursiel, sec.
New England Shoe Wholesalers' Association
(jobbers), _1 66 Essex, Byron S. Watson, pros.;
Henry F. Tapley, t
Thomas P. Anderson,
New England Shoe and Leather Association,
166 Essex, Harry I. Thayer pres.: Thos. P. An-
derson, sec. and treas.
New England Stove Mfrs' Association, 161 Dev-
onshire, rm. 612, P. W. Elliott, sec
New England Street RaUway Club. 12 Pearl,
rm. 21. Clarence E. Learned, pres.; Fred F.
Stockwell. treas.; H. A. Fulkner, sec.
New England Trade Press Association. Everett B.
lerhune. pres.; George R. Ford, sec and treas..
127 Federal.
New England Watch and Ward Society. 67
Milk. Rev. Frederick B. Allen, pres.; Godfrey
L. Cabot, treas.; J. Frank Chase, sec.
New England Water Works Association, 715
Tremont Temple, William E. Sullivan, Nashua,
N. H., pres.: Lewis M. Bancroft, treas.; Willard
Kent, sec, 715 Tremont Temple.
New England Whist ,"
R. B. Farwell, pre
Ernest W. MorriU, sec.
New England Women's Club. Chauncy Hall
bldg.. 585 Boylston. Mary H. Ladd. pres.;
Mrs. Frank A. Morrill, sec. 87 Walpole St..
Norwood; Mrs. Lilias Fllger. treas.
News Boys' Protecti
Green, cor. Char-
Philip Bernstein,
h. fin. sec: Harry
, Benjamin
Weinberg, treas.
News Bovs' Reading Room Assn., 7 Green;
Clement S. Houghton, pres.; Frank C. Brewer,
sec 36 Temple pi.: B. "Preston Clark, treas.
Nickerson Home for Children. 125 Townsond.
Rox.. Mrs. Theodore Nickerson. pres.; Mrs.
G. M. Dawson, sec; Howell F. Wilson, treas.;
Mrs. Lola C, Holway. supt.
Norfolk House Centre. 14 John Eliot sq,. Rox..
C. L. DeNormandie, pres.; Miss Margaret W.
Thatcher, clerk. 69 Alleghany, Rox.; R. M.
Cushman, director.
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
North American Civic League for Immigrants,
173 State, rm. 4. Frederic C. McDuffle. treas.;
Joseph Spano, field s
Torth Benuet Stree
North Bennet, Mrs. ,^iuuvj ^. kjuc*,,, ^,w.^.,
Russell G. Fessenden, treas.: George O. Gree-
ner, director.
North End Union, 20 Parmenter, Rev. E. A.
Horton, treas. and pres. local board of dh-ec-
tors: Saml F. Hubbard, supt.
North Street Social Service House. 207 North. F.
P. Luce, chairman; Rev. C. M. Panuncio. supt.
social service
Northern Baptist Education Society. Prof.
Frederick L. Anderson, pres.; 8. H. Greene,
treas., 60 Federal; Rev. F. W. Balieman, cor.
sec. 89 Clark av.. Chelsea.
Norumbesa Women's Club, 14 Green, Chsn.,
Mrs. WUIiam Oliver, pres.; Mrs. Charles Ray-
mond, treas. 17 Cross, Chsn.; Mrs. Nathan
Allen, sec, 1st and 3d Saturdays.
Nurses and Social Workers' Home. 101 Clifton,
Dor.. .lames Wright, sec. 101 Clifton. Dor.
Obstetrical Society of Boston, Malcolm Storer.
pres; H. T. Swain, treas.; Robert L. DeNor-
mandie, M. D.. sec. 357 Marlboro.
Odd Fellows Hall Association. S15 Tremont,
George F. Clark, pres.; Josiah H. Goddard,
treas.; Charles A Boynton. clerk; Daniel Mac-
donald. supt.
Old School Boys Assn of Boston, Isaac Chase, pl-e-s. .
Winthrop; Gen. Thomas R. Mathews, vice
pres. ; Charles A. S. Troup, sec and treas. ; Rose-
well D. Gushing, historian.
Old South Association in Boston, Old South
Meeting House, Washington, cor. Milk,
("Charles W. Eliot, pres.; Courtenay Crocker,
sec. 73 Tremont. rm. 845; Richard W. Hale,
treas.. 16 Central.
Old South Historical Society, meets ui Old South
Church, Geo. G. Wolkms. pres.: Miss Jessie
G. Paine, treas.; Miss Ellen E. Ellis, sec, 19
Mt. Vernon av., Br.
Order of St. George of the Holy Roman Empire
in the Colonies of N. America. ' " "'"° ™
Lithgow WUley.
corder. P. O. Box 2535,
Paint and OU Club of N. "
ford. - - - - -
1798. W.
Fred L. Mo
Noli,
Federation Vatra.
pres.; Nicholas Tomara. sec,
Costa Ratska, treas.
Parent American Band of Mercy, 180 Longwood
av.. Fen.. Dr. Francis H. Rowley, pres.; Guy
Richardson, sec; EUa A. Maryott, Louise H.
Guyol. state organizers.
Park Street Club, 48 Boylston, Charles A. Bur-
rell. pres., 67 Kingston; Fred C. Hanscom. Esq..
first vice-pres.; Richard S. True. M. D., second
vice-pres.; William H. Rigby. "" " ''
James H. Rollins, treas., 200 Devonshire.
rm 631. Meets 1st and 3d Saturdays
Parker Family Association of America, Inc., 294
Washington, rm. 811, William C. Parker, pres.;
Joseph S. Parker, treas. ; Walter S. Parker, clerk
Passenger Train Employees Assn.. 265 South
station. W. F. V. Cole, pres,; C H. Gushee.
treas. : Fred M. Robbins, sec.
Passionist Missionary Society of Boston, V. Rev.
Ale.tis Cuneen, O. P.. 159 Wash., Br.
Patriot Dames Inc., 100 Boylston, rm. 310, Mrs.
Susan E. Stevens, pres.; Harriette Kemp, clerk;
Emily A. Snow, treas.
Pattern Makers Assn.. meets every Tuesday
evening at 724 Wash., M. K. Harris, pres.:
Polish Young Men's AlUance of America. 43 Still
man, Julian Marecki, pres.; Mrs. Anna Dulska
vice-pres.; Leon Lysick, sec; Frank Rymut,
Postal Progress
McFarland,
Beacon, rm. 1026,
Beach, pres.. New York city;
Richard L. Gay. sec. and treas.
Prince School Assn.. Prince School bldg.. Louis
J. Hlinter. pres. ; Miss May Puttick, Brookline
Prince Society. 12 Boswortb, Frederick L. Gay.
pres.; Ernest L. Gay, sec, 385 Beacon
Professional Women's Club, meets at Copley-
Plaza Hotel, Bi " ■ - - - -
Abby Proctor, i
B. Cahill. treas.
Prohibition State Committee. 36 Bromfield. rm.
301, Solon W. Bingham, chairman; Wilbur D,
Moon, sec. : Moses D. Monroe, treas.
Public Interest League of the Mass. Anti-Suf-
frage Assn., 685 Boylston, Mrs. B. L. Robinson,
pres. ; Mrs. Evelyn Sears, treas. ; Mrs. B. C.
Gulick.
)rary -_
.Fadlin. librarian.
Public Recreation Lengue of Boston. 48 Boyls-
ton, Everett B. Mero, sec
Public School Association. 101 Tremont. rm. 706,
Randall G. Morris, pres.: Charles F. R. Foss,
sec: PhiUp Cabot, treas.
Pythian Temple Association, Elmer P. Sawtelle.
pres.; Benjamin L. Higgins. sec; Chas. A.
Boyer. treas.
Quincv School Assn. Edwin P. Saywer, pres. ;
Joseph M. Sullivan, see. ; 180 Wash, rm. 11.
Railway Conductors, No. 157. 24 Hayward pi.,
4th Sunday; Charles W. Merrill, sec. and treas.
29 Evergreen. Rox.
Railway Mail Assn., First Div., Boston, Gran-
vUle C. Russell, p
44 Bromfield. rm.
Reciprocity Club of America. Boston Section;
Malcolm E. Sturtevant, pres.; Horace Stetson,
jr.. clerk, 7 Arch; Henry A. Shepard, treas.
Red Acre Farm. Inc.. 15 Beacon, rm. 27. Jose-
phine S. Gay. Brookline. pres. ; Harriet G. Bird.
Stow, treas. and mgr. ; Lillian C Thacher, sec,
69 Alleghany, Rox.
Refuge Society, see Bethesda Society.
Republican City Committee. 6 Beacon, rm. 709,
Herman Hormel, pres.; Grafton D. Oushing.
~ Squiri
^' . 1„ _.
Hultman.
3harles H. GUdden, asst. sec.
Republican State Committee. 18 Tremont, rms.
423 to 429, Edward A. Thurston, chairman;
Prank B. Hall, sec; Louis Pfeitfer. asst. sec;
Jesse B. Baxter, treas.; Benjamin F. Felt.
RetaU Credit Men's Assn. of Boston. 23 Beach,
David E. Moeser, pres. ; William J. Starr, sec.
Rides for Invalids. 48 Boylston, Edward A.
Church, treas.: Miss Elise S. Johnson, sec
Robert Gould Shaw House, 6 Hammond, Rev.
Frederick B. Allen. D.D.. pres.; Rev. Charles
E. Park, sec, 347 Marlboro; Harold Peabody.
Roslindale Citizens' Assn., 3d Wednesday, Long-
fellow School Hall, 8. J. Lent. pres. ; Harry
Gillman. vice pres.; Harold A. Clay, treas.;
Alfred K. New. sec. 66 Dudley av.. Ros.
Roxbury Board of Trade. Inc. 1150 Columbus av
Rox. Meets third Thursdays. Joseph R. Yen-
dley. pres.; Frank Tucker. ' "
Frank W.
03; W. B. Simpson,
410.
Paul Revere Memorial
square. William B. Re
nolds. treas. ; 30 State,
sec, 30 State, rm. 603
People's Choral Union of Boston, Henry G Pick-
ering, pres.; Bert Poole, vice pres.; Frederick
W. Wodell. conductor; Sydney M. Warshauer,
treas.; R. W. Lincoln, sec; P. O. Box 2880.
Perkins Institution and Mass. School for the
Blind, N. Beacon cor. Beechwood av.. Water-
town, salesroom, 383 Boylston; workshop. 549
T. T„ — ., f. T. . T„ :_ TT_ Appleton, pres.;
Edward E. Allen,
Phi Beta Kap^f^ Society, Alpha of Mass.. Prof.
Charles H. Grandgent, pres.; Richard H. Dana,
treas.; Wm. C. Lane, sec. Harvard College
Library, Cambridge.
Phillips Brooks Memorial Reading Room. 6 Ham-
ilton St., Readville, open Tuesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, 7 to 9, except
hoHdays, Henry M. Dean, jr., librarian.
Phineas Stowe Seamen's Home, 8 North Bennet,
Miss Susie Tuckerman, pres.; Mrs. N. B. Jones,
treas. ; Mrs. L. L. Gerrish. sec. 399 Columbus av.
Physicians Protective Association, 53 State, P. L.
Newcomb. pres.: F. D. Monahan. treas.
Pilgrim Publicity Assn.. 44 Bromfield. rm. 613.
Herbert G. Porter, pres.; Samuel Reiss. treas.;
R. E. Huntington, sec.
Roxbury Historical Society, Municipal Court
bide,, Roxbury St., Charles E. Wiggin. pres.;
Walter R. Meins. sec. 6 Beacon, rm. 714
Roxbury Home for Aged Women, 5 Burton av.,
Rox., Martin L. Cate, pres.; Mary S. Parker,
sec. 218 Seaver. Rox.; Charles L. DeNorman-
die, treas. ; Mrs. Eleanor J. Jones, supt.
Roxbury Improvement Society. Daniel Thomp-
son, pres.; Gabriel E. Adams, treas., 1152 Co-
lumbus av.. Rox.; Thomas H. Bilodeau. sec.
73 Tremont rm. 801.
Roxbury Latin School. Kearsarge av.. Rox., Rev.
James DeNormandie, pres.; Wm. Dudley Cot-
ton, sec; William H. Slocum. treas.; 55 Kilby.
Roxbury Neighborhood House Assn.. 858 Albany,
Martm L. Cate. pres. ; Albert J. Foster, treas. ;
Miss Julia O. Hunnewell. asst. treas.; Mrs.
Donald Gregg, sec, 858 Albany: Miss Ethel
W. Dougherty, head resident.
Roxbury Veteran Firemen's Association. 2389
Washington, Rox.. James A. Mitchell, pres.;
Martin F. Cavanagh. sec, 217 EustU, Rox.;
Michael H. White, tress.
120
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
Roxbury Young Women's Christian Association.
173 Buggies, Rox., Frances L. Bennett, gen.
sec; Etta M. Rutherford, asso. sec.: Miss Ellen
R. Edgell. matron.
Buggies Street Neighborhood House. 147 Bug-
gies. L. P. Greene ■' ' '
work: Mrs. George Sale.
Bussell Club. 694 Wash.. Louis C. Stickel.
Harry O'Leary. sec. Engine 31. B. B
Daniel J. Looney. treas.
Charles J. Craivford. treas. ; Michael J. Mc-
Grath. sec.
Sailors' Haven. 46 Water. Chsn.. Rt. Bev. Wm.
Lawrence. D.D., pres.: George S. Selfridge.
treas : Stanton H. King. supt.
287 Hanover, Rev.
McD. Blue, chaplc
Bailors' Snug Harbor, at Quincy, Francis W.
Sargent, pres.; Arthur Adams, treas.; Leverett
S. Tuckerman. sec. 63 State, rm. 953.
St.Francis Orphanage and Home. Fulda cor. Ellis.
. Box. (German). Rev. .Joseph Faber. pres.;
^ Matthew Brock, sec; Sister Mary Salome.
St. Helena's House. 89 Union Park St., His Em-
inence Cardinal O'Connell, pres. ; Sister Duffln,
superior.
St. Jean Baptiste Societe. 17 Worcester, Timo-
thee Vaillancourt, pres.; C. Hector Hebert.
rec. sec. Atlantic; F. X. Julien, fln. sec Meets
2d and 4th Wednesdays.
St.John's Boston Ecclesiastical Seminary. Lake
St.. Br., Rt. Rev. John B. Peterson, Ph.D.,
; Rev. Charles N. Cunningham, treas.;
line. Sister Mary Boniface,
sisters of St Joseph
St.Leo's Holy Name Society. Dr. Charles W.
Aspinwall. treas.. 50 Congress, rm. 836; Charles
E. Masgn. sec; Miss H. O. Coombs, matron
t.Mary's House for Sailors, 120 Marginal, cor.
Cottage, E. B.. Rev. K. R. Forbes, chaplain,
185 Webster. B. B^; Edwin D. Griswold, supt.
St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. Camden street.
Cardinal William H. O'Connell, pres.; John P.
Leahy, chairman; William E. Cunningham, treas.;
Thomas F. Harrington. M.D., sec, 310 Com-
monwealth av.
Salvation Army Rescue and Maternity Home,
103 Train, Dor.. Industrial Home, 134 Hamp-
Savin Hill Improvement Association, Dr. Madi-
son T. Thurber. pres.; Melville F. Rogers..
' ' *!. Nolan, sec; N. WinthropRobln-
242 Savin 1
: John E. Nolan.
Scandinavian Sailors' and Immigrants' Home.
Ill Webster. E. B.. Rev. J. A. Johnson, pres.:
John Danielson. treas. : Charles Bosenquist. sec.
School for Industrial Foremen, 491 Boylston,
Charles F. Park, director.
School for Social Workers. 18 Somerset. JefTrey
B Brackett. director; Miss ZUpha D. Smith,
associate.
School Voters' League, office. 248 Boylston. rm.
416, Mrs. George W. Coleman pres.: Anne
Withington. treas. ; Mrs. Susan W. FitzGerald.
sec. 7 Greenough av.. J. P.
Scientific Temperance Federation, 36 Bromfleld,
rm. 400, Bobert H. Magwood, treas. ; Miss Cora
F. Stoddard, sec. 36 Bromfleld. rm. 400
Scots Charitable Society, 114 State, rm. 10. Boo-
ert Earle May, pres.; John N. Jordan, treas.;
10.
Shaw Asylum for Mariners' Children. ofHce 87
Milk, rm. 23, Quincy A. Shaw, pres.; Hollis H.
Shaw, treas. and clerk.
Smimons College. 300 The Fenway, Henry Le-
favour, pres.: Robert Treat Paine. 2d, treas.;
Sarah Louise Arnold, dean.
Sisters of The Blessed Sacrament, Sister Mary
Leo. superior, 21 Worcester sq.
Social Law Library, Court House, Pemberton
sq.. E. W. Hutchins. pres.; Jeremiah Smith,
Jr., clerk and treas., 84 State, rm. 1115; E. H.
Bedstone, librarian.
Social Service House. See North Bonnet Street
Industrial School.
Social Service Library', 18 Somerset, Margaret
Watkins, librarian; Mary Lee Hale, sec.
Socialist Party Clubs of Mass., James O'Neal,
sec, 14 Park sq.
Socialist Party of Boston. Elsie M. Royce, sec.
14 Park sq.
Societa di Mutuo Souorso Circolo Bieslnl, 207
North, Salvatore Giambarrse, pres.; Salva^
tore Taschetta. treas.
Societa Provincia di Salerno. 176 North, Nlcho'
la,s DeBueriis. pres. ; Vincenzo Trulcillo. sec. •
176 North. Louis J. Soldani. fln. sec; Arturo
DiVenuta. treas.
Society for Americana. Inc., The, Edwin M. Ba-
con, pres.; Arthur P. Gay, treas., 6 Beacon.
Society for Helping Destitute Mothers and In-
fants. 276 Tremont, rm. 5, Mrs. A. D. Shef-
field, pres.; Miss L. Freeman Clarke. 91 Mt.
Vernon, sec; Mrs. Bertram Greene, treas,;
Miss E, M. Locke, agent.
Society for Home Savings, Mrs, Matthew Hale,
pres. ; Frank C. Brewer, treas. ; Edith Plummer,
sec. 109 Sewall av., B'line.
Society for Promoting Theological Education,
Rev. Howard M. Brown. D. D., pres., Boston;
William P. Fowler, treas.; Bev Benjamin R.
Bulkeley. sec. 25 Hale, Beverly, Mass.
Society for Protection of Children, 36 Charity
bidg.
Society for the Expression of the Christ Ideal.
739 Boylston. rm. 101. Shirley B. Crosse, pres.;
Sarah W. May. treas.; Charlotte A. Parker,
Appleton, cor. sec
Society for the Protection of Native Plants.
66 Newbury. Robert T, Jackson, pres.; Amy
Folsom, treas.; Margaret E. Allen, cor. sec;
Forests, . pres.; Allen Hollis. sec, Con-
cord, N. H.; George T. Cruft treas., 10 Tre-
-"; Philip W. Cruft. forester. 4 Joy
Relief of Aged or Disabled Epl
len. 1 Joy. Bt. Bev. William Lav.
rence. pres.; George P. Gardner, treas., 40
State; Rev. Prescott Evarts. sec. 19 FoUen.
Cambridge.
Society for the Relief of 'Widows and Orphans
of Deceased Clergymen of the P. E. Church.
1 Joy, Rt. Rev. William Lawrence, pres.; Rev.
Reuben Kidner, sec, 16 Brimmer; Russell S.
Codman. treas. Ml
Society of Arts and Crafts. 9 Park. Prof. H.
Langford Warren, pres.; Henry Percy Ma-
comber, treas. and sec.
Society of Arts of Institute of Technology, 491
Boylston. Richard C Maclaurin, pres.; I, W.
Litchfield, sec.
Society ol California Pioneers of New England,
meets at United States Hotel, Edward O.
Carpenter, pres., Tarrytown, NY..; Stephen W.
Foster, sec and treas.. 86 Hancock. Dor.
Peters, sec. and treas., 477 Tremont.
Society of Mayflower Descendants of Mass., 53
Mt. Vernon, rm. 7, Lew C. Hill, gov,; Alvln P.
Johnson, treas.; George Ernest Bowman,
sec. 19 Auburn. Rox. ; James E. Cussen, treas.
Soldiers' Relief, City Hall, rm. 60.
South Bay Union, 640 Harrison av., Charles F.
Ernst, supt.
South Boston Aid Association. Gray's Hall. S. B.,
2d and 4th Wednesdays, Granville S. Farrell,
pres.; Edwin B. Spinney, treas.; Bobert Ker-
».,. „ ^„.., „-., ^. Broad-
Michael J. O'Leary. pres.; P. Jo-
seph O'Leary, treas.; Henry J. D. Small, sec,
138 O, S. B.
pres.; Edward F. Tunmins. sec. 527 E. Broad-
State; Mrs. O. W. Er
monwealth av.; MLss E. H. Flint, sec, 290
Commonwealth av.
South End House Association, 20 Union pk., 43
B. Canton. 640 Harrison av. and 171 W. Brook-
line, B. A. Woods, head of the house; Bev.
Hodges, pres.; Jas. A. Lowell, treas.
David F. Tilley.
Munroe
Stamp Saving Society. 264 Boylston, Charles S,
Rackemann, pres.; Mrs. Helen Peirce. treas.;
Mrs. Mabel W. Whldden, sec. 264 Boylston.
Star of Jamaica Veteran Fireman Assn., 385 Cen-
tre, J. P., Jeremiah J. Kelly, pres.; William P.
Driscoll, sec, 21 Bucknam, Box.
State Executive Committee of the Young Men's
Christian Associations of Mass. and R. I. 167
Tremont, Bfth floor; Herbert M. PUmpton,
chairman; Preston B. Keith, treas.; Edward W,
Hewne. State sec. ; Fraqhlin P, SUunjway, clerk-
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
121
pros.; \
Phelps, sec.. 256 State J
Suffolk District Medical Society. 8 Fenway, Paul
Thomdike. M. D., pres.: H. F. Vickery, M. D..
vice-pres.; A. K. Stone, M.D., treas.; David
Cheever, M.D.. sec.. 355 Marlborough.
Suffolk-Norfolk Associates. Inc.. 54 Kilby, W.
Newton Harlow, treas.. 54 Kilby.
Sunday School Superintendents' Union of Boston
and Vicinity. See Boston Sunday School Su-
perintendents' Union. Inc.
Sunday School Union of the Diocese of Mass.. 1
Joy. The Bishop of the Diocese ex-offlcio, pres.;
pres.: Henry
!ler Ma , . .
Vaughan, treas ; Rev. Frederic W. Fitts.
I Society, see International Sunshine So-
Leander Hokenson,
;., Allston Post'dfflce; Herbert N. Han-
son, Back Bay P. O., treas.
Swedish Charitable Society of Greater Boston.
Gustaf Sundelius, pres.; Anton Hedin, treas.;
George Nelson, sec., 904 Tremont bldg.
Swedish Lutheran Immigrants' & Sailors' Home.
11 Henry. E. B.. Rev. • -- -
J. A. Eckstrom, trea:
sec.; Ivar Loren, supt.
Swedish Masonic Club of Boston, meets Gould
Hall. 3d Saturday; George Nelson, pres.;
Gustaf Larson, treas.; N. J. A. Langell. sec.
Swiss Benevolent Society of Boston, 34 Oak-
view ter., J. P., William Conza, ores.: Mrs.
Emma Schuerch, sec.; Mrs. E. C. Fischer.
I.; Conrad Schuerch. agt.. 54 George, Rox.
Talitha Cumt Maternity Home and Hospital,
see N. E. Moral Reform Society.
Teachers' School of Science, George H. Barton.
director. 66 Newbury.
Team Owners Assn.. 12 Pearl, rm. 28. Elmer J
Shiland. pres.; George K. Stebbins, sec. and
Telegraphers' Mutual Aid Association. 84 State.
rm. 413, William Ryan, pres.; W. A. Connor.
rec. sec.. 84 State; W. H. Sullivan, treas. '
Telegraphers' PurchasiUK Association, 7 Water,
rm 614. Wm. H. Sullivan, treas.
Temporary Home for Working Women, 453
Shawmut av., Mrs. Henry R. Dalton. pres.;
Miss Laura R. Little, sec; Richard O. Storey.
treas.: Mrs. Maude A. b^dson. supt.
Ten 'Times One Corporation, see Lend-a-Hand
Textile Exhibitors Association. 5 Park sq., rm.
16. F. H. Bishop, pres.; Chester I. Campbell.
sec. and treas.
Theosphical Society, Alpha Branch. 295 Hunting-
^"' '" ^ ^--.-..,-^-- Marguerite
James Middleton,
Boice. sec. and treas.. 833 Be
Theosophical Society. Boston Lodge. 295 Hunt-
ington av , rm 212, Mrs. Bessie Jewett, pres.;
Dr. Charles Rosenthal, vice pres. ; Mrs. Mary L.
Porter, treas. ; Miss Grace E. Brown, sec., 23
Holis St., Newton.
Trade Assn. of South Boston, meets quarterly;
John J Toomey, pres.; Samuel Sullivan, Au-
gust Bencks, vice prests. ; Thomas Saint, treas. ;
James E. Coveney, sec, 497 E. Broadway.
Training Schools for Nurses, Mass. General Hos-
pital. Mass. Homoeopathic Hospital. City Hos-
pital, N. E. Hospital. 24 McLean and N. E.
Rev.
Keith. 1
Temple
Rhodes, pres.; 1
Lockrnw. direct . .
Trinity Church Home for the Aged. 135 South
Huntington av.. Ros., Rev. Alexander Mann,
pres.; Mrs. Percival H. Lombard, sec; Mrs.
Isaac R. Thomas, treas.; Annie E. Jarvis. supt.
Trustees of Donations to the Prot. Episcopal
Church. Geo H. Richards, pres.; William P.
Blake, 27 Kilby, treas.; Chas. G. Saunders.
sec, 95 Milk.
Tufts' College Dental School, 416 Huntington
Mason, treas.;
Huntington av.
Tufts' College Medical School. 410 HuntinKl
av., Hermon O. Bumpus, pres. ; Arthur
Mason, treas.; Frank E. Haskins, sec, 4
Huntington av.
Twentieth Century Club, 3 Joy. Rev. Chas.
Chandler, sec:
Dole, pres.; Edward
Fisher, treas.
Twentieth Century Pledge Signing Crusade. 101
W. BirtweU, sec, 131 State: Francis P. Sears,
treas. : meets at Hotel Somerset on 2d Wednes-
day. October to April.
Unitarian Historical Society 25 Beacon. Henry
Edes. pres.; Rev. George
Unitarian Sunday School Society, 25 Beacon.
Rev. William I. Lawrance. pres. and executive
agt.; Rev. Frederick W. Eliot, treas.; Miss
Mary F. Gill, clerk
Unitarian Temperance Society. 25 Beacon. Rev.
Edgar S. Wiers, pres.; Rev. Chester A. Drum-
mond. sec, Somerville; Chas. H. Stearns. trea.s.
United Boys" Brigades of America. Mass. Dlv.
Inc.. 36 Bromfleld, rm 408. Major Gen. Wm.
G. Dolloff; W. Roxbury dlst.; Com. Adj.
Gen. Fred H. Nowers. Danvers. Mass.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners,
Local 802, meets Mondays 1362 Blue Hill av..
Mat, James McNaught, rec. sec.
United Hebrews of America, 18 Boylston. Moses
LewiA, pres.; Louis Davis, sec: Jacob Bargar,
United Improvement Association of Boston. 8
Beacon rm 83 John E. Macy. pres. : Edward M.
Hartwell. treas.; Francis D. Harrigan, recorder;
George E. Richards, sec, 8 Beacon.
United Irish League of America, Boston Central
Branch. Michael J. Jordan,
Denis O. Reilly.
of Post Office Clerks.
Endeavo
James Hitchcock, director;
United N
Branch 5, Boston Postal Dist., John J. Sheehan
pres.; Joseph M. Gracia. treas.; Charles R. Ar-
mour, rec. sec; James F. Brogan. fln. sec.
United Shoe Workers of America, 683 Atlantic
av.. rm. 74. Stephen M. Walsh, sec. and treas.
Arvid G. Erlando, gi
United Society of Ch _
Vernon, Rev. F. E. Clark. D.D,
.'fhaw. sec; .\. J. Shartle, treas.
Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical
ciety. 246 Huntington
evenings. James Hitc
G. E. Thompson, treas.; Miss Helen P. Morton,
recorder. International Headquarters, Point
Loma, Calif.
Universalist Club of Boston. R. Perry Bush. D. D.
pres.; Roscoe Pierce, treas.; C. Leonard Brown,
sec 39 Wallace. Somv
Universalist General Convention. 6 Park sq.:
Lee S. McCollister, D.D., pres.; Rev. W. H.
Skeels. sec, Watertown. N. Y.; Joseph B. Hor-
ton, treas., 6 Park sq.
Universalist Historical Society, 359 Boylston,
Hosea S. Ballou. pres.; Llewellyn D. Seaver,
treas.; Rev. Clarence R. Skinner, sec. Tufts
College. Mass.
Universalist Sabbath School Union. 359 Boyls-
ton, W. F. Smallman, pres.; David L. Rand,
treas.; Carl F. Eisner, sec, 359 Boylston.
Upholsterers Union Local 53, 53 Hanover, Edwin
E. Graves, bus. agent.
Vermont Association of Boston. Hotel Westmins-
ter. Carroll W. Doten, pres. ; Clayton B. Kinsley,
treas. ; Arthur W. DeGoosh, sec.
Veteran Odd Fellows Association of Mass.. Mar-
ceUus Littlefleld, chief veteran, Woburn, WU-
liam C. CoUett, treas., Boston: Albert H. Lam-
State; Percy L. Brynlng. sec, 12 Pearl.
Vincent Memorial Hospital, 125 S. Huntington
av., Rox., George H. Davenport, pres.; Charles
H. Parker, treas.; Rev. Reuben ludner, sec;
Miss Jean C. Eraser, supt.
Vocation Bureau. 6 Beacon, rm. 311. Meyer
Bloomfleld. director; Frederick J. Allen, in-
vestigator of occupations.
^ the American Assn.
Volunteer Harbor.
of Masters, Mates and PUots, 433 Atlantic i .
AVm. H. Breed, pres.; Robert M. Lavender,
treas.. William H. Broivn. sec.
Volunteers Children's Home, Inc., 42 Sea View
av.. Maiden; Major Prank Wise. supt.
Volunteers of America, 2 Park square, rm. 10.
Col. Frederick A. Lindsav.
Waiters' .Association, 40 Church. W. H. Sutton,
pres.; Robert H. Graham, treas. and sec.
Walters' Union (public) 80 Portland, James E.
O'Brien, bus. agent.
Waiters' Union, Local 80 (white), 63 Shawmut
av.. John J. Kearney, sec.
Washlngtonian Home, 41 Waltham. Hugh B.
Watch and Ward Society, see N. E. Watch and
Ward Society.
Wayfarers' Lodge, 30 Hawkins.
Welcome House. 9 Florence and Industrial Home,
20 Bowdoin av.. Dor., Mrs. H. S. Howe, pres.:
MLss A. M. Stm-gis. treas.: Mrs. Robert Ho-
mans, sec. Quincy. Abbie O. Hitchcock, supt..
9 Florence; Altie P. Gales, matron. 26 Bow-
doin av., Dor.
Wells Memorial Institute. 985 Washington. Ed-
mimd Billings, pres.
Wm. O.'Ewlng. supt,
Wentworth Institute, Huntington
Prang. Arthur L. WUliston. prin
Minot, treas. ;
India, Clarence S. Famum, treas.
]22
SOCIETIES, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.
White Eats Actors' Union of America. Inc.
Boston Branch. No. 10, 665 Wash.. Thomas
Kennette. pres.; John Bohan. vice pres.; Geof-
2 Gloucester.
3ter HOL ._ _ _
town. 10 Eden, Chsn., Walter S. GUdden. pres.;
Leslie LangUl. sec, 63 Pearl, Chsn.; William P.
Hart, treas.
Woman's American Baptist Foreign Mission
Soc, 703 Ford bldg , Mrs. Helen B. Montgom-
ery, pres,; Mrs. H. G. Saflord. Miss Nellie G.
Prescott. foreign sees.; Miss Alice E. Stedman,
World Peace Foundation, 40 Mt. Vernon, Edwin
Glno, founder; Edwin D. Mead, chief director
World's Christian Endeavor Union, 31 Mt. Ver-
non, Rev. Francis E. Clark, pres.: John Willis
Baer. sec: William Shaw office sec. and treas.
Yacht Masters' and Engineers' Association. Law-
ley's Ship Yard, Nep.. Laurence Larsen, pres.;
Edward Holm, treas.; Charles A. Peterson,
sec. 20 King, Dor.
Yacht Racing Union of Mass., Ralph C. Goudey,
pres.; Howard Gannett, sec; J. Justin Dyer,
treas.; .545 Columbus av.
Young Men's Catholic .\ssociation of Boston. 41
field, rm. 301. Frank Auchter, pres. ; Clinton M.
Woman's Am.
England Bn ______
Huston, dis. sec. for New England; Miss Ger-
trude L. Davis, clerk.
Woman's Auxiliary to N. E. Baptist Hospital,
Parker HUl av.. Rox.. Mrs. C. n! Walsh, pres.; „'"^- „ , , „^ . . ,, .
Mrs. Margaret T. Blanchard. treas.; Mrs. Young Peoples Christian Union of the Unj
William Colton. sec. Forest av., Hudson. =....-* ^v, — u o.„ „„,..__ „...
Woman's Auxiliary to the British Charitable So-
ciety Mrs. Frederick Clark, pres.; Mrs. John W.
Smith.
treas.; Miss Helen B. Calder. home sec; Miss
Kate G. Lamson. foreign sec; Miss Alice M.
Kyle, editorial sec; Miss Mary Preston, sec.
young people's work; Miss S. Emma Keith,
asst. treas.
Woman's Board of Trade. 120 Boylston, rm. 427.
Charlotte Smith, pres.; Mrs. Ella DesRochers.
vice pres. ; Miss Lucy Nichols, treas. ; Mrs.
Christine Page. rec. sec.
Woman's Club of Park Street Church. See
treas.; Miss F. L. Nicholi . . __ .
Farnham. agent.
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission Society of
the Advent Christian Denomination. 5 Whit-
ing, Rox.. Mrs. Maude M. Chadsey, pres. and
treas.; Mrs NelUe E. Fellows, clerk.
Woman's Home Missionary A.ssociation. 14 Bea-
con, rm. 607, Mrs. Cornelius H. Patton. pres.
Miss Louise K. Nqyes. sec; Miss l,i:!zle D
White, treas.; Miss Ellen A. Smith, asst. treas.
Woman's Home Missionary Society 681 Bo "
ton. rm. 47, Mrs. O. H. Durrell. pres.; Mrs
F. Barber, treas.; Mrs. George A. Kimball,
sec: Mrs. J. Frank Knotts. cor. sec. Powder
House Terrace, Somerville.
. sec, Mrs' Joseph O. White, treas.
51 Fremont ;
son. treas., 18 Haviland.
Women's Anti-Suffrage Association of Mass.
687 Boylston. rm. 615. Mrs. John Balch. pres.'
Mrs. James M. Codman. treas.. Walnut St.;
Brookline; Mrs. S. Reed Anthony, rec. sec;
Mrs. Charles P. Strong, cor. sec.
Women's Auxiliary of the Ma,ss. Civil Service
Reform Assn.. 31 Beacon, Mrs. Richard C,
Cabot, pres.; Mrs. Mary M. Kehew, treas.;
Miss Marian C. Nichols, sec.
Women's Catholic Union of Oharlestown. 289
Bunker HUl; Ella F. Magurn. pres.. Mrs.
R. F. Geswell. vice pres.; Mary J. Riley.
rec sec; Mabel A. White, fln. sec; Bridget
E. Mullen, treas.; meets second Monday
evenings.
Women's Educational and Industrial Union. 264
Boylston. Mrs. Mary Morton Kehew, acting
pres.: Mrs. Helen Peirce, treas.; Miss Florence
Jackson, sec, 264 Boylston.
Women's Municipal League of Boston. 6 Marl-
boro, Mrs. T. J. Bowlker. pres.; Arthur Lyman.
treas.; Mrs. Sumner B. Pearmain, sec: Grace
B. Day, asst. sec-treas.
Women's National Missionary Association of
the Unlversalist Church. 359 Boylston, Mrs.
Minnie J. Ayres pies.. 103 Woodland rd..
Woonsocket. R. I.; Mrs. Emma L. Bush, treas.,
Chelsea; Mrs. Grace L. Hunting, rec. sec,
Rochester. N. Y. : Mrs. Agnes L. Conklin, cor.
sec, Charlotte, Mich
Working People's Aid Society, 22J Broadway,
William W. Campljell, pres.; Joseph Martin,
" ■" . treas.
and treas., 359 Boylston.
Young People's Religious Union. 25 Beacon, rm.
11. Sandford Bates, pres.; O. Arthur Mc-
Murdle. treas. ; Grace R. Torr, sec
Young Women's Christian Association, see Bos-
ton Young Women's Christian Association.
i»iA.soiiric
Masonic Temple, Tremont, cor. Boylston.
Grand Lodge op Massachusetts.
Grand Master. Melvin M. Johnson. Cambridge.
Deputy Grand Master, Frank Vogel, Boston.
Senior Grand Warden, D. Edward Miller. Spring-
Ramsay. Wey-
ampl)
Wfis(
Grand Treasurer. Charles
mouth.
Grand Secretary, Frederick W. Hamilton
Dist. Deputy Grand Masters. Howard M. North
Waban. Dist. No. 1; Robert G. Wilson. Bos
ton. Dist. No. 2; William G. Bowler. Boston
Perry Bush, D.D., Chelsea; Rt
Kev. John W. Hamilton. D.D.. Boston: Rev
H. Stiles Bradley, D.D., Worcester.
Grand Lecturers. Frederic L. Putnam, Melrose;
Edwin L. Davis, Chicopee Falls.
Grand Tyler, George W. Chester. Boston.
Aberdour. Masonic Temple. 2d Tuesday.
Columbian, Masonic Temple. 1st Thursday.
Germania, Masonic Temple. 4th Monday.
Joseph Warren. Masonic Temple. 4th Tuesday.
Joseph Webb, Masonic Temple, 1st Wednesday.
Lodge of Eleusis. Masonic Temple. 3d Thursday.
Lodge of St.Andrew's. Masonic Temple, 2d
Thursday.
Massachusetts. Masonic Temple. 3d Monday.
Mount Lebanon. Masonic Temple, 2d Monday.
Revere, Masonic Temple, 1st Tuesday.
St.John's, Masonic Temple, 1st Monday.
Shawmut. Masonic Temple. 4th Thursday.
Wlnslow Lewis, Masonic Temple, 2d Friday.
Zetland, Masonic Temple. 2d Wednesday.
Adelphl. S. B.. 3d Tuesday.
Algonquin, 6l8 Wash.. Dor.. 1st Monday.
Baalbec, E. B., 1st Tuesday.
Bethesda, Warren bldg.. Brighton, 1st Tuesday.
Dorchester, Masonic Hall, 584 Columbia rd..
Dor.. 1st Thursday.
Eliot, Masonic Hall, J. P., 3d Wednesday.
Faith. Thompson sq., Charlestown. 1st Friday.
Gate of the Temple. South Boston. 4th Tuesday.
Hammatt, East Boston. 4th Tuesday.
Henry Price, Thompson square, Chsn.. 4th Wed-
nesday.
Hvde Park. Masonic Temple, 4.5 Fairmount av.,
H. P.. 3d Thursday.
Lafayette, 171 Warren. Rox., 2d Monday.
Mt.Tabor, E. B., 3d Thursday.
Prospect, 27 Poplar. Koslindale, 2d Monday.
Rabboni, 584 Columbia rd.. Dor., 3d Thursday.
St.Paul's. S. B., 1st Tuesday.
Temple, E. B.. 1st Thursday.
Union, Masonic Hall. 584 Columbia rd.. Dor.,
2d Tuesday.
' • ' n. 171 Warren, Rox.. 2d Thursday.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
Board of MAaoNic Relief. 207 Masonic
Temple.
M. W., Melvin M. Johnson, Masonir Temple.
Boston, pros.; R. W., Edmund S. Young.
M.-isouic Te ■ -
Lowell; Herbert F. French. Randolph: Dana
J. Flanders. Maiden; Everett C. Benton. Bel-
mont: Homer S. Joslio. Oxford; George M.
Mt.OlivLt Chapter of Rose Croix, 3d Friday liJ->
t)rlol3LM'. Det-eniber. Februar.v and April*
Krank E. Buxton. M. W. and P. Master. Benj.
W. Rowell. Sec.
Massachusetts Consistory, 4th Friday In Octo-
bur. Oeri'inber. February and .-\pril. .lo.^cph
A. liryant. Oom.-in-Chief. Benj. W. Roweli.
Sec.
Ancient Accepted Association, George O. Thacher
Pres. B. W. Rowell. Sec.
The above Grand bodies meet at Masonic
Temple.
Grand Rotal Arch Chapter.
209 Masonic Temple.
'3rand High Priest. Arthur D. Prince, Lowell.
I3eputy Grand High Priest. George C. Thacher.
Quincy.
Grand Treasurer. Eugene A. Holton, Boston.
Grand Secretary, J. Gilman Waite. 209 Masonic
Temple.
Ikleetings Tuesday preceding second Wednesday
in March, June. September and December.
Ut. Andrew's Chapter. 1st Wednesday.
llt.Paul's Chapter. 3d Tuesday.
Ht.John's Chapter. Masonic Temple, E. B . 4th
iSt.Matthew's Chapter. S. B.. 2d Monday.
Mt.Vemon Chapter, 171 Warren. Kox.. 3d Thur.s-
Ohapter of the Signet. Thompson sq., Chsn.. 2d
Thursday.
Dorchester Chapter. 5S4 Columbia rd.. Dor., 4th
Monday.
■' " ' ' ■ Temple
Grand Codncil Rotal and Select Masters
209 Masonic Temple.
Grand Master. William H. L. Odell, Dorchester.
Deputy Grand Master, Herbert A. Sanderson,
Worcester.
Grand P. C. of the Work. R. Gardner P. Barker.
East Braintree.
Grand Treas., William B. Lawrence, Medford.
Grand Recorder. J. Gilman Waite. Medford, 209
Masonic Temple
Annual meeting Monday preceding second
Wednesday in December.
Boston Council, last Thursday, monthly.
East Boston Council, Masonic Temple, E. B.,
2d Monday, monthlv.
Roxbury Council, -ith Wednesday at 171 War-
200 Masonic Temple.
Grand Commander, Frederick I. Dana.
Deputy Grand Commander. Samuel D. Sherwoi
Grand Generalissimo. William H, Emerson.
Grand Cupt. General. William J. Bolton,
Grand Senior Warden. Everett C. Benton,
(irand Junior Warden. Harrv G. Pollard.
Grand Prelate. Rev. R. Perry Bush.
Grand Recorder, Benjamin W. Rowell, 206 Ma
sonic Temple.
Grand Standard Bearer. Henry C. Dexter.
Grand Capt. of the Guzrd, Charles R. Hi
Grand Sentinel. William B. Wilcox.
Meetings May and October.
Boston Commandcry. 3d Wednesday.
DeMolay Commandery, 4th Wednesday.
Wm. Parkman Commandery. Masonic Temple.
E. B., 2d Thursday.
St.Omer Commandery, 584 Columbia rd.. Dor.,
3d Monday.
Coeur DeLion Commandery. Thompson sq..
Chsn.. 3d Tuesday.
Scottish Rite.
;oston Lafayette Lodge of Perfection, 1st Friday
in Oct., Dec. Feb. and April. Oscar Storer,
T. P. G. Master. B. W. Rowell. Sec.
iles F. Yates Council of Princes of Jerusalem,
2d Friday in Oct.^ D^'C, Feb. and April. Ja
Next meeting of Grand Chapter In Boston.
2d Thursday in May, 1916.
Granii Matron. Mrs. Edith R. Avery. Framing-
Grand Patron. Harry D. Sisson, Pittsfleld.
Associate Grand Matron, Mrs. Louize G. Grafts.
Northampton.
Associate Grand Patron, Charles W. Kidder.
Broukline.
Grand Secretary. Mrs. Carrie A. Cushing, 82
Bromfleld rd. W. Somerville.
Grand Treasurer. Mrs. Lucy G B. Colby, New-
buryport.
Grand Conductre,ss, Maude E. Wrigbt. Dorches-
BosTON Chapters.
No. 10. Vesta Chapter, meets 2d and 4th Wed-
nesday. Memorial Hall. 14 Green, Charlestown.
Mrs. Katherlne E. Witham. sec. 63 Highland
No. is. Keystone Chapter. 2d Tuesday at Ma-
sonic Temple, Roxbury. Mrs. Flora S. Ma-
thewson. sec, 826 Washington, S. Braintree.
No. 34. Mystic Chapter, 1st and 3d Monday.
Masonic Temple. E. B. Miss J. Annie Taylor,
sec, 288 Meridian, E. B.
No. 53. Blue Hill Chapter. 1st Tuesday of each
month. Masonic Temple, 45 Fairmuuiit av..
Hyde Park. Mrs. Eva F. Drake, sec, I HI
Harvard, Dedham.
No. 56. Roxbury Chapter, I. O. O. F. Hall.
Rox.. 1st and 3d Thursday. Mrs. Carrie S.
Cole, sec, 65 Clifford, Rox.
No. 59. Wenona Chapter, Wenona Hall, Dor..
2cl and 4th Saturday Mrs. Esther K. Moody,
sec, 27 Clement pk..
No. 62. Reliance Chapter, 1st and 3d Wednes-
day, Bethesda Hall, S. B. Mrs. Nettie V. Mc-
Hall. Rox. Mrs. Nellie F. Jones, sec.
1st and 3d Thui-sday. Elizabeth W.
Waldron. sec. 21 Heath. Winter Hill.
Star of the East, 670 Centre, J. P.. 2d
Brishton.
lo. 104. Roslindale, Fraternity Hall, Roslin
dale. 1st Wednesday. " "
Emma B. Fol-
, 89 Hewlett. Ros.
;o. 111. Germania, 1165 Tremont, 3d Monday.
Miss Anna M. Doering, sec. 12 Adelaide. J. P.
o. 113. Hadassah. 584 Columbia rd.. Dor.
2d and 4th Wednesday. Mrs. Mary D. Carl-
ton, sec. 199 E. Cottage, Dor.
o. 124. Sabbatia. Lithgow Hall. Codnian sq..
Dor.. 1st and 3d Tuesday. Mrs. Clarissa M.
Urquhart, sec, 4 Gannett rd., Quincy.
rRINCE HAI.I. eRA.lVU r,UItOE
OF MASONS
456 Tremont street.
Grand Master. Isaac L. Roberts. M.D., Boston.
Deputy Grand Master. Edward E. Brown. Bos-
Senior Grand Warden, Harry C. Elliot, Wor-
Junior Grand Warden, Walter W. Samples.
Springfleld.
Grand Treas.. Thomas V. Jones. Boston.
Rec. Grand .Sex-., William H. Skeene, 0.1 Dundee,
124
SOCIETIES, ETC.
Cor. Grand Sec, George T. Banks, 2 Marble.
Roxbury,
Meetings held on the 1st Thursday in Decem-
bi.T. annually.
U nion Lodge. 1st Tuesday.
Uising Sun, 1st and 3d Monday.
Celestial Lodge, 3d Monday.
Eureka Lodge, 2d and 4th Monday.
Castle "William Lodge, 1st Wednesday.
St. Luke's Royal Arch Chapter, 3d Wednesday.
St.Stephen's Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1, 1
Thursday.
Lewis Hayden Commandery of Knights Temp
lars. No. 4, 2d Tuesday.
St.Luke's Commandery of Knight Templars. No.
9. 2d Wednesday.
King Solomon Consistory, No. 6, Scottish Rite
4th Friday.
Holy Sepulchre Consistory, No. 17. Scottish Rite,
4th Friday in Dec, March. June and Sept.
Berkeley.
Grand Lodge meets annually, 1st Thursday in
September.
Grand Encampment meets annually, first
Thursday in March.
Officers of the Grand Lodge of Mass.
Grand Master, J. Herbert Simpson, Winthrop.
Dept. Grand Master, Clifford h. Mahoney, Ar-
lington.
Grand Warden. Lavater W. Powers, Waltham.
Grand Secretary, George H. Fuller, Boston.
Asst. Grand Secretary, Rhotire 8. Lovell, Boston.
Grand Sec. Emeritus, John U. Perkins, Chelsea.
Grand Treasurer, Alfred S. Pinkerton, Worcester.
Grand Marshall, William S. Barker. Watertown.
Grand Conductor, Samuel K. Walker, Lynn.
Grand Guardian. Leon Newman, Jamaica Plain.
Grand Chaplain, James P. Simpson, Melrose.
Grand Representative, James Bennett, Lynn.
Grand Representative, Horace M. Sargent, Hav-
.irand Instructor, William M. Wei
Covenant Hall. 515 Tremont Street.
, 2. Siloam Lodge, Thursday.
. 15. Tremont Lodge, Wednesday.
, 37. Shawmut Lodge, Friday.
, 77. Unity Lodge, Tuesday.
Fbiendship Hall, 515 Tremont Street.
No. 53. Hobah Lodge, Tuesday, 558 Columbia
rd.
No. 84. Neponset Lodge, Monday, 4 Bloom-
aeld St.
No. 158. Dorchester Lodge, Monday, 41 River
St
No. 176. Mount Pleasant Lodge. Thursday, 558
Columbia rd.
No. 236. Kmg Solomon Lodge, Tuesday, 328
Washington.
ROSLINDALE.
No. 202. Longfellow Lodge, Thursday, 27 Pop-
No. 70. Qulnobequin Lodge, Monday, Woolsey
Hall, Depot Square-
No. 200. Daniel Hersey Lodge. Tuesday, 66
Charlestown, 25 Main Street.
No. 14. Bunker Hill Lodge. Monday.
No. 22. Howard Lodge, Friday.
No. 78. Olive Branch, Wednesday.
Officers of the Grand Encampment of
Mass., OfBce 515 Tremont Street.
Grand Patriarch, Robert E. Pray, Greenfield.
Grand High Priest, Frederick W. Pierce, Somer-
viUe.
Grand Senior Warden. George S. Wadsworth,
Grand Scribe Emeritus, John tJ. Perkins. Chelsea.
Grand Scribe, George H. Fuller. Boston.
Grand Treasurer, Walter F. Johnson, Boston.
Grand Junior Warden. Charles W. Fewkes. New-
ton Highlands.
Grand Instructor, George H. Hartley, Maiden.
Asst. Grand Instructor, Oscar A. Marden, Stough-
Asst. Grand Instructor, Frank Bartlett, Pittsfleld
Asst. Grand Instructor, Herbert N. Kingsbury.
Westfleld.
Asst. Grand Instructor, Sam Woods, Jr.. Atlantic.
Grand Marfiil, Elmer T. Hart. Greenfield.
Grand Sentinel, Herbert A. Holland. Springfield
Deputy Grand Sentinel, Clement L. Lawley
Florence.
Assistant Grand Scribe, Rhotire S. Lovell, Bos-
Grand Representative, Herbert N. Kingsbury,
Westfleld.
Grand Representative, Bert J. Whltmore, W.
SomervUle.
Albert W. Bullock. Wal-
, 515 Tremont Street.
Encampment Hall, 515 Tremont.
.241. Norden Lodge, Monday.
Ancient Landmark Hall. 3 Boyl.ston pi
. 32. Ancient Landmark Lodge, Monday,
No. 111. Coyen.int Lodge, Wednesday. 203 War-
No. 18. Warren Lodge, Tuesday, 203 Warren.
No. 81. Putnam Lodge, Tuesday, 1165 Tremont.
Nu. im. America Lodge. Friday. 203 Warren.
No. 211. Roxbury Lodge, Friday, 1 165 Tremont.
Dorchester
No. 3. Commonwealth Lodge, Friday, 584 Co-
lumbia rd.
No. 10. Oriental Lodge, Wednesday, 618 Wash-
ington.
No. 1. Massasoit Encampment, 1st and 3d Fri-
day, 515 Tremont.
No. 2. Trimount Encampment, 2d and 4th
Tuesday, Lithgow Hall, Codman sq.. Dor.
No. 3. Ridgeley Encampment, 1st and 3d Mon-
day, 163 Meridian. B. B.
No. 5. Bunker Hill Encampment, 1st and 3d
Thursday. 25 Main, Chsn.
No. 6. Mt. Washington Encampment, 2d and
4th Thursday, 409 W. Broadway, S. B.
No. 12. Shalom Encampment, 1st and 3d Fri-
day, 328 Washington, Dor.
No. 49. Mt.Sinai Encampment, 1st and 3d
Wednesday, 515 Tremont.
No. 54. Ellison Encampment. 2d and 4lh Thurs-
day. 41 River. Mat.
No. 57, Paul Revere Encampment, 1st and 3d
Thursday, 1 165 Tremont.
No. 60. Monterey Encampment, 2d and 4tb
Friday, 37 Fairraount av.. H. P.
No. 63. Nathaniel Adams
4th Monday. 55S Cuiuni
No. 65.
npment. 2d :
., Dor.
and 4th
Wednesday 515 Tremont.
0. 74. Charles Hayden Encampment, 2d and
4th Friday, Woolsey Hall.
Massachosetts Rebekah Assembly, I. O. O. F.
Annual meeting first Wednesday in May.
Pros.. Mary C. Granger. South Weymoulh.
Vice Pres.. AUce M. Rand. Ailston.
Warden. Gertrude Reidell. West lioxbury.
Sec, Sarah A. Barry, 9a Monument sq., Chsn.
Treas., Cora B. Cutttag, Roxbury.
Marshal, Bertha E. Gayton. Maiden.
Conductor. Rena M. Chamberlain. Milton.
Chaplain, Su.sie M. Mowi'y. South Weymouth.
SOC1ETIK8, ETC.
Rbbekah Lodges.
No. 1. Mary Washington, 2d and 4th Monday,
River,
and 3d Thursday, 10
it and 3rd Wednesday,
and 4th Tuesday, 328
6. Bemice, 2d and 4th Wednesday. 409
Broadway, S. B.
" ■ 2d and 4th Thursday. 515
Brighton, Isi
, Allston.
No. 34. Progressive, :
45 Fairmount av., H.
Thusneld;
Tremont.
a. 1st and 3d Thursday. 67 War-
and 4th Thursday. 618
No. 101. Mu-iam,
Wash.. Dor.
No. 101. William Parlcman. 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday. Woolsey Hall, Depot s ' "
No.
and 4th Wed-
.. Harriet M. Durrell, ..
nesday, 27 Poplar, Roslindale.
No. 125. Victor, 2d and 4th Friday, 558 Co-
lumbia rd.. Dor,
No. 131. Star of the Zenith, 2d and 4th Tues-
day, 163 Meridian, E, B.
No. 149. Eunice, 2d and 4th Thursday, 45 Fair-
mount av., H. P.
No. 156. America, 2d and 4th Thursday, Ge-
cor. Bloc-"-'-" '^—
Lydia G.
670 Centre st., J.
OBA.MI> ITNIXEIt OKJVEK OW
0»D fEl.l.O'WS
Mass. Dist. Grand Lodge, No. 26, 14 Kilby.
Dist. Grand Master, Edward D. Hayden, New
Bedford; Dist. Deputy Grand Master, Edward
S. Davis, Cambridge: Dist. Grand Sec., J. Sol-
omon Gaines. Boston; Dist. Grand Treas..
Christopher S. Winter, Boston; Dist. Grand
Director, Andrew Gale. Brockton; Legal
Past Grand Masters Council, 31 North
Russell. 3d Monday.
No. S14. Bay State Lodge, 456 Tremont, 2d and
4th Tuesday.
No. 1384. SumnerLodge, 31 North Russell. 1st
and 3d Wednesday.
1st and 3d Monday.
No. 8966. New England Lodge, 456 Tremont.
1st and 3d Monday.
No. 66. Household of Ruth, 31 North Russell.
2d Wednesday.
No. 131. Household of Ruth, 31 North Russell.
2d Tuesday.
No. 2607. Household of Ruth. 446 Tremont.
No. 4585. Household of Ruth, 456 Tremont, 2d
Monday.
MA.aS. DIST. OF INUEPEWnENX
OKDEK OF OOD FBI.l.O'VrS
Manchester Unity.
rovincial Grand Master, Richard March. North-
ampton.
Provincial Dep. Grand Master, George Hughes.
wOr. aecretarv. TTar
34 School.
Provincial Treasurer, George W. Rockett. 11
Fairmont coiu*t. Maiden.
Past Provincial Grand Master. .lames W. Owen.
jr.. New Bedford.
Meeting of Grand Lodge held at Boston, second
Wednesday in May.
Boston Lodge, Fisher Hall, 2307 Wash., Rox.,
1st and 3d Friday.
Franklin Lodge, 1095 Tremont, 1st and 3d Tues-
Irving' Lodge, 515 Tremont, 2d and 4th Friday.
Jamaica Lodge, I. O. O. F. Hall, Woolsey so..
J. P., 2d and 4th Thursday.
Metropolitan Lodge. Central Hall, Everett sq.,
H. P., 2d and 4th Tuesday.
National Lodge, Pilgrim Hall, 732 E. Broadway
S. B.. 2d and 4th Thursday.
Paul Revere Lodge, 142 Meridian, E. B., 2d atd
4th Monday.
Plymouth Rock Lodge, Deaconess Hall. 1851
Washington. 1st and 3d Wednesdav.
Rockett Lodge, Walcott Hall, 32 Central sq., E.
B., 2d, 4th and 5th Wednesday.
United Lodge Wenona Hall, Geneva av., cor.
, Dor., 2d and 4th Tuesday.
Ma
Unitt.
8 Hathaway. New Bod-
Id Lady, Mrs. Maria
iMiijtJiiiuiii.. /iiuemiro: Prov. Demity Grand
Lady. Mrs. Dora llrelherich. Hnlvokc: I'rov
Grand Troas., Mrs. Janette Cochrane, Lowell:
Prov. Cor. Sec.. Mrs. Mary Kay. New Bedford.
No. 5. Brittama, meets 2d and 4th Tuesday,
'. Martha Washington, meets 2d and 4th
Tuesday, 442 Saratoga, B. B.
Bourne, meets 1st and 3d Tuesdays,
Somerville:
DNITED ORDER OF INOEPENO
ENT ODD JLADIBS
Instituted in East Boston, 1845.
Supreme Board, 1165 Tremont, Mrs. Emll-
R. B. Osbom, Sup, Lady, Boston; Mrs. H '
Wilson, Sup. Treas., Somerville; Mrs. T. G.
gins. Sup. Sec,
Supreme Board
in March.
R. W Lady Governess, Mrs. Sarah A. Wet-
more, Brighton.
R. W. V. L. G., Mrs, Mary A. Dodge, East
Everett,
Government, 3d Thur.sday In June, September.
December and March, 1165 Tremont.
No. 1. Amity Lodge, 2d and 4th Thursday, at
W^alcott Hall, East Boston.
Lodge, 1st and 3d Tuesday after-
and 4th Thursday, 11
No, 12. Hi
Tremont.
Nq^ 15. Aloha, Jst_and ^3d Monday, Bradley
NoTm".
Tremont.
No. 29. Columbia, 2d and 4th Wednesdav 659
Centre, J, P.
No, 30. Bay State, 1st and 3d Wednesday, We-
nona Hall, Bloomfleld St., Dor.
No. 32. Prosperity, 1st and 3d Saturday, 407 W.
NoT'IT""'^" " ' _ _
Rox., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 43. Glenwood, 1st and 3d Wednesdav. Guild
Hall. 2374 Washington. Rox.
No. 46. PriscUla. 2d and 4th Friday. 2374 Wash-
ington. Rox.
No. 48. Naomi Lodge. 1st and 3d Monday
Central Hall, Hyde Park.
No. 50. Mistletoe, 2d and 4th Thursday, Odd
Fellows' Hall, Allston.
No. 53. Blue Hill, 2d and 4th Wednesday, Odd
Fellows' Hall. 41 River, L. M.
KIVIGHTS OF PTXH1A8
The annual session of the Grand Lodge ol
Massachusetts is held in Boston on the first Tues-
day (7.30 P.M.) in May.
Office of the Grand Lodge, 15 Ashburton nl
rm. 306, Boston.
Officers of the Grand Lodge or Mass.
Grand Chancellor. Harlan P. Knight, Boston.
Grand Vice-Chanccllor, Clifford E. Jones, Con-
Grand Prelate, Rev. Francis L. Beal, E. Camb.
Grand Keeper of Records and Seal, George E.
15 Ashburton pi..
Grand Master of Excheque
N. Cambridge.
, WUliam F.
or L. Steven
Grand Outer Gi
Grand Trustees. Samuel DanleU. Boston; Alfred
B. Hodges, Taimton; G. Everett Stackpole,
Stoneham.
Place and Evening of Lodge Meetings.
No. 1. De Soto-Beacon, 2374 Wash., Rox., 1st
and 3d Thursday.
No. 3. Boston, 515 Tremont, 2d and 4th Thurs-
lo. lb. Washington,
1st and 3d Monday,
Columbia rd.. D
126
SOCIETIES, ETC.
No. 12. Ilamon, 44C Treraoiit, Ist and 3d Fri-
No 13. Ivanhoe, 2 Main, Chsn., Thur.sday.
No. 14. Webster. 1165 Tremont, 2d and 4th
Thursday
" "ing
and 4th Wednesday. „ „ „ ,. ^
No. 19. Commonwealth, 328 Wash., Dor., 1st
and 3d Wednesday.
No. 23. Somerset, .515 Tromont, 1st and 3d
No. 33.' '^King Philip, 163 Meridian, E. B., Thurs-
No.^l4. SchiUer, 694 Wash., 1st and 3d Friday.
No. 37. Commercial, 24 Hayward pi., every Fri-
No.'Ti Massachusetts, 2374 Wa.shington, Rox.,
1st and 3d Monday. „ , . ^ , , , „ .
No. 44. Unity, 724 Washmgton, 1st and 3d
No. 47. Teu'tonla, 1095 Tremont, 2d and 4th
No. 52. Marathon, 328 Wash., Dor., 1st and 3d
No. 53. Colonial, 249 Friend. 1st and 3d Tues-
No 58. Mt.Bellevue. Annawan Hall. 13 Anna-
wan av.. W. Rox., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 60. Boylston, 9 Appleton, 2d and 4th Tues-
No. 86. Faulkner, 724 Washington, 1st and 3d
No. 9^ * Friendship, 2374 Washington. Rox.,
2d and 4th Monday. „„,,„■ t^
No. 93. Milton. I. O. O. F. Hall, 41 River, Dor..
1st and 3d Tuesday. ^ ^, _, „ , , ...
No. 102. Savoy. 724 Washington. 2d and 4td
No. 111. Brighton, 10 Franklin, Alls.. 1st and
No. 126. Liberty. 67 Warren, Rox. 1st and 3d
No 129.*^Red Cross, Central Hall, Central sq..
E. B.. 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 141. Bay State. 249 Fnend, 2d and 4th
No. 158. Welcome, 24 Ha5^vard pi., 1st and 3d
Na^Tw^'^Henry C. Allen, 724 Wash.. 2d and
4th Monday. „ „ , . , , ..
No. 163. Horace Greeley. 3 Boylston pi.. 1st
No"°f3r 'Srdtk?kP-?'o. O. F. Hall. 37 Fair-
mount av.. 2d and 4th Monday.
No 175. New England. Seavems av. cor.
Centre, J. P.. 1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 176. Enterprise. 3 Boylston pi.. 1st and 3d
^ Wednesday.^ Warren. I. O. O. F. Hall. 203
Warren. Rox.. 1st and 3d Monday.
INSUKANCE DePT.. K. OF P.
George E. Wraeg, gen. supt. for N. E.. 15 Prov-
ince. Annual meethiK of sections m Dec.
Section No. 10, 15 Province. Geo. E. Wragg. sec.
Section No. 49, Ivanhoe Hall, 2 Mam, Charles-
town. John W. Martin, sec, Somervllle.
Section No. 4151, 243 Lexington. E. B.. H. M.
Cole. sec.
FYXHIAJf SISTEKS
Grand Temple. Pythian Sisters. Massachusetts.
Grand Chief. Mrs. Lou Stuart Wadsworth,
Boston: Grand Senior, Mrs. Jennie L. Storey,
Gloucester; Grand Junior, Mrs. Annie fc.
Manzer. Somerville: Grand Manager, Mrs.
Lillian M. Litch. Ljim; Grand Mistress of R.
and C, Mrs. Edna L. Holland. Springfield;
Grand Mistress of Finance. Mrs. Bertha M.
Tomfohrde. SomervlUe; Grand Protector,
Mrs. Maude Bradstreet, Lawrence: Grand
Guard, Mrs. Minnie Jones, Middleboro.
No 1. Rowena Temple. 1st and 3d Tuesdays at
K. of P. Hall. 2 Main. Chsn. , , .^ ,, ^
No. 39. Boston Temple. 2d and 4th Mondays at
Red Men's Hall. 446 Tremont, Boston.
No. 41. Crescent Temple, 2d and 4th Mondays
at 163 Meridian, B. B. j .,j n ■
No. 49. Mayflower Temple. 1st and 3d Fri-
days, 45 Fairmount av., Hyde Park.
No. 66. Marathon Temple. 1st and 3d Thurs-
days. Norfolk Hall, 326 Washington Dor.
No 74. MUton Temple, 2d and 4th Fridays.
1. O. O. F. Hall, 41 River, Dor.
No. 87. Webster Temple 1st and 3d Tuesdays.
1165 Tremont, Rox.
UNlFOKltt KAHflt K. of P.
Brigade Headquarters. 16 Court sq., rm. 25.
Brig.-Gen. Lewis J. McKenzie, commander.
First Battalic
" ■ ~ 3lvidere
Second Battalion, Second Regiment. Head-
quarters, 202 Columbia rd.. Dor. Major Har-
vey T. Pond, Commanding. . „ ,
No. 4. Hub Co., 67 Warren. Rox.. l.st and 3d
Wednesday. Walter C. Brown. 125 Bower.
Recorder.
No. 15. Boston Co., 995 Wash.. 2d and 4th Wed-
nesday. Frank W. Boden, 324 Wash., Dor.,
Recorder. , ,
No. 22. Faulkner Co., 995 Wash.. 2d and 4th
Thursday. Lieut. S. Shapiro, 39 Norway,
Acting Recorder. . „ . .
No. 36. Blue Hill, Liberty Hall, Hyde Park, 1st
Monday. Joseph E. Walsh, Dedham. Recorder.
DKAWATIO ORDEK KIVIOHXS
KHORi^SSJLlV
No. 143. Abou Ben Adhem Temple, Lawrence
K. P. Hall, 724 Washington.
Royal Prince. Harvey T. Pond. Dorchester.
Royal Vizier. Harry G. Beyer, Boston.
Secretary, Fred C. Minkemer, 43 Carolma. Med-
ford.
Financial Secretary. William J. Dunton. 15 Prov-
Trcasiirer, William F. .Siiiclair, City Hall Annex.
Publicity Agent. F. C. Minkemer. Medford.
AMEKlCAJf BENEFIT SOCIETY
161 Devonshire, rm. 1004.
Supreme Lodge meets annually in Boston. Next
meeting 2d Wednesday in April. Benjamin
Pearson, pres. Albert Young, treas. Edward
L. Townsend. sec.
The following Lodges meet In Boston.
No. 3. Massachusetts. 3 Boylston pi.. 2d Thurs-
No. 75. Athens. Palido Hall. Warren, cor. Dud-
ley, 29th of each month.
No 153 America. 16.51 Wash.. 3d Wednesday.
No.' 1.55. Suffolk, 2152 Wash., Rox., 3d Friday.
No. 157. Bay State, Warren Hall. 67 Warren.
Rox.. 2d Monday. „ ..
No. 175. Dorchester. ElUs Encampment Hall.
Adams. Dor., 4th Thursday.
No. 195. Sbawmut, Warren Hall, 67 Warren,
Rox., 4th Tuesday. _ _ _
No. 204. Sheridan, Lincoh) Hall, Centre, J. P..
4th Thursday.
No. 212. Columbus, 214 Dudley, Rox., 1st and
3d Tuesday.
lEKlCASr OKDEK OF FKAXEK-
NAl. HEliPEKS
Supreme Lodge. 120 Tremont, rm. 434.
Annual meeting tn March.
.SupriMiio Pre.s., Joseph T. Ing.-ills_,_Cholsea.
Supr.
Ne
Prcs.,
M. Dphti
No. 2. Warren Lodge. 3d Saturday. 67 Warren.
No. 28. Russell Lodge. 2d Tuesday. 2152 Wash..
Roxbury.
asiericjlN oruek of SCOXXISH
Ct,A.]V8
Incorporated.
Royal Chief. James F. Wilson. Roxbury.
STJBORDINATB CLANB.
lo. 1. Clan McKenzie, 214 Dudley. 2d and 4th
Tuesday. William Shedden. Secretary.
A-NCIEKX OKUEK OF HIBERNIANS
OF MASSACHUSEXXS
Main ofiSce. 74 Antrim St.. Cambridge.
State Convention meets biennially the 4th
Tuesday in August.
Col. Richard A. Skane. Adj. Cant. Frederick
I. Weene. Qr. Capt., George H. White.
State Secretary, Richard Dwver. South Boston.
State Treasurer. Dennis J. Slattery. Weymouth.
State Chaplain, Rev. B. J. Fitzgerald, Clinton.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
(inAND Lodge. Office 12 Walnut.
Annual meeting 4th Tuesday in April.
OiScers of the Grand Lodge.
I Master Workman. Fred .\. MaxHolil. Lvnn.
I Koi-nmaii, Fred D. Thorpe. Holyoke.'
I (l\ersior. William H. Nahh. IMainville.
ir.iTiri MaslcM- Workm.in. .John U. fiallaghcr.
I Recorder. Charles C. Fearing, Boston.
I Treasurer. S. Herbert Wllkiris, Salem.
iorman. KitrhburK.
Rochester. N. H.
LODGES IN BOSTON.
fo. 1. Beacon. 2d and 4th Monday, 515 Tre-
fo. 2. Massachusetts, 2d and 4th Monday,
Brunswick Hall, 214 Dudley,
[o. 5. Unity, 1st and 3d Thursday, K. of C.
HaU, 529 Broadway, S. B.
ro. 7. Everett, 1st and 3d Tuesday, Hancock
Hall. 572 Columbia rd.. Dor.
Dearborn, 1st and 3d Tuesday, Paladio
3d Thursday, Grand
Army Hall, 91 Park, Dor.
ro. 10. Metropolitan. 1st and 3d Tuesday.
UASriSH BRO-rn£RilOOU
Historic Hall. 1631 Wash. Mcetincs :
4th Wednesdays. ChrLstian Andersen, pres.
" M. Marker, sec. ."114 Pearl OamhritliT,
Petersen, fln s
H. M. Marker, sec, 314 Pearl. Cambridge; Axel
UEeREE; OF HUIVOR
Grand Lodge office, 49 Monmouth, E. B.
Grand Chief of Honor. Amanda Wilkius. Salem.
Grand Recorder, Mary Todd. 49 Monmouth.
E. B.
Grand Treasurer. Etta Webster, Newburyport.
Thursday.
Hibernian
I Lodge,
idley Ro
No. 16. Boston Lodge, :
HaU, 184 Dudley.
No. 30. Mt. Washington 1
Hibernian HaU. 184 DudleyT
No. 39. Unity Lodge, 3d Thursday, 67 Warren.
Box.
No. 41. J. R. Lakeman Lodge, 1st and 3d Fri-
day, Winona Hall, Geneva av.. Dor.
No. 42. Prescott Lodge. 1st and ^d Monday.
163 Meridian, E. B.
No. 53. Independence Lodge. 2d and 4th Mon-
Grand Lodge of MASSACHuaBTTS.
nd 4th Thursday, K.
HaU, 658 dentre. J. P.
No. 82. Mayflower. 4th Tuesday, Odd FeUows"
HaU, 41 River, L. M.
No. 94. Boxbury, 1st and 3d Monday. St.Law-
rence HaU, 214 Dudley, Rox.
No. 104. Falrview, 1st and 3d Tuesday. Fair-
view Hall, 43 Poplar, Ros.
No. 109. Dudley. 2d and 4th Tuesday. AuxU-
iary HaU, 184 Dudley, Rox.
No. no. Boston, 1st and 3d Thursday, (iould
Hal!. 'A Boylston pi.
No. 115. Mt. Washington. 2d and 4th Friday,
Bernice HaU, 409 Broadway.
2d and 4th Tuesday.
R. HaU.
140 Meridian. E. B.
fo. 126. R ■ - - ■
field Hall.
To. 129. Vulcan. 2d and 4th Monday, John
Boyle O'ReUly Hall. 184 Dudley, Rox,
Tremont, 1st and 3d Tuesday, Need-
4th Thiirdsay. Nor-
ham HaU, 1488 Columbus i
3. 132. Codman. 2d and <
folk HaU. 328 Wash.. Dor.
and 3d Monday,
West End.
Boylston place.
No. 145. Charlestown, 2d and 4th Thursday.
Roughan HaU, City sq., Chsn.
No. 147. Abraham Lincoln, 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday, Sarsfleld HaU, 184 Dudley. Rox.
No. 151. AUston, 2d and 4th Tuesday, 10 Frank-
lin, Alls.
No. 156. West Roxbury, 2d and 4th Thursday.
Vine Rock Hall, Spring and Baker. W. Rox.
Farragut, 1st and 3d Thursday. 409
W. Broadway.
Friday, St.Lawrence
HaU. 214 Dudley, Ro
No. 183. WendeU Phillips. 4th Thursday, St.
Lawrence Hall, 214 Dudley. Rox.
No. 197. Greenhalge, 2d and 4th Tuesday, Rox-
bury Hall, 67 Warren, Rox.
No. 218. Shawmut, 4th Tuesday, Gould Hall,
3 Boylston place.
BBNEVOI.ENT ANn PROXEC.
XIVE ORDER OF E1,KS
Grand Exalted Ruler, James R. Nicholson, l;
Tremont, room 727, Boston, election in Jidy
Boston Lodge, No. 10. Meets at Elks Hall, II
1 October,
Exalted Ruler, Edward C. Carr.
Est. Leading Knight, Dr. Charles F. MacDor
Est. Loyal Knight, Daniel W. Flynn.
Est. Lectiu-ing Knight, Randolph J. Martin.
Secretary, Patrick F. McCarron.
Treasurer, Alfred E. WelUngton.
Tiler. Oscar Shaffer.
Grand Treas., Henry Erickson, 656 Adams. Dor.
List op Lodges in Boston.
Sveaborg. Odd FeUows HaU,
Warren, 2d and
and 4th Thursday.
Fredensborg, Appleton HaU,
days.
Norge, Walcott HaU, 33 Central sa.
Appleton, Satur-
FORESXFRS OF AMERICA
Grand Court op Massachdsetts.
G. C. R.. Joseph P. Liunehan. Lynn.
G. S. C. R., William J. Hayes, Lee.
G. T., Thomas H. Powers, Fitchburg,
G. S.. W. H. Stafford. 19 Pollard block, Lowell.
G. R. S., Patrick J. Dailey, Lawrence.
G. Lee., WilUam J. MitcheU, Somerville.
G. S. W., John O'Mahoney, Natick.
G. J. W., Frank CotUlo, Boston.
G. S. B., William A. Lyons. Taunton.
G. J. B., James A. Cody, Rockland.
Gr. Trustees, John F. Grainer. Andrew J. Snyder,
Joseph Trainor. Hermas Carrigan, Frederick
Lamberton.
D. S. C. R., Patrick J. Brown, Webster.
Chairman Grand Board of Appeals. George F,
James, NewtonviUe.
Courts in Boston Under Jurisdiction
OP Grand Court of Mass.
No. 22. City of Boston, 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Appleton.
No. 118. Gustaf Wassa, 1st and 3d Wednesday.
2 Appleton.
No. 143. Italy. 2d and 4th Tuesday. 193 Han-
No. 186. King Humbert, 1st and 3d Monday,
P. Hall.
No. 203. Golden Star, 1st and 3d Monday.
America Hall, 724 Wash.
No. 204. Joseph Verdi, 1st and 3d Tuesday,
Independence HaU.
No. 212. Roma, 2d and 4th Thursday, Cora
HaU. ,
No. 237. Savoia. 2d and 4th Monday, Commer-
cial Hall.
No. 243. Mt. Washington. 2d and 4th Fridays,
I Tuesday, 133 Black-
128
Unikobmed Bran
SOCIETIES, ETC.
HERWOOD No. 53.
River s
No. 72.
Sup. Com., Joseph A. I.awrence, New Bedford.
Sup. Adjt., John McGann, 22 Nelson. Dor.
Treasurer, H. D. Palmer, 1183 Dorchester av..
Dor.
No. 114. Pride of Mass., 1st and 3d Monday, at
188 Hanover.
No. 152. Mt.Washington, 2d and 4th Friday,
724 Wash.
KDEK OF HA.KII
Grand Lodge meets 3d Sunday in Au
Officers op the Grand Lodge
Lodge Meetings.
Tremont,
; and 3d
No. 19. Eintracht, Kossuth Hall, 1
3d Monday.
No. 24. Kossuth, 1095 Tremont,
Thursday.
No. 79. Roxbury Mannie, 1093 Tremont. 2d
Sunday.
No. 219. Teutonia. Harmonia Hall, 1st Sunday.
No. 516. Washington. 367 E. Eighth, S. B., 2d
Thursday.
No. 604. RosUndale, Germania Hall, Ros., 1st
and 3d Thursday.
No. 640. Jaeger, Turn Hall, Amory, Rox., 1st
Wednesday.
No. 700. Bellevue, Kossuth Hall, 1095 Tre-
Ladies' Lodges,
No. 1. Bertha. Roosevelt Hall, 1065 Tremont,
Rox., 1st Tuesday.
No. 57. Thusneld^, Pairvlew Hall, Ros., 1st
, Thursday.
No. 174. Maria Catherina, 367 E. Eighth. S
2d and 4th Friday.
HOME BENEFIT .^SSOCI.a.XION
Supreme Secretary's office, 18 Tremont.
Ward M. Tenney, sup. pres.: Walter S. Hali-
Tuesday in March.
Tremont. 3d
Broadway, 2d Wednesday.
No. 19. Boston. George W. Rodwaye, 3 Boyls-
ton place, 4th Tuesday.
No. 31. Tripoli, L. Paglia. 193 Hanover, 4th
Tuesday.
No. 40. Allston, Henrietta Gibson, Franklin
Hall. 2d Tuesday.
No. 41. Harvest. PUgrim Hall, 742 B. Broadway.
S. B.. 1st Monday.
„ „ ..-_ „„„ Washington,
Uncataquissett, Odd Fellows Hall, 41
;.. Dor., 1st and 3 Wednesday.
Algonquin. Red Men's Hall, 85 Surrey.
Br.. 2d and '_
No. 75. Pawnee, 6
4th Wednesdays.
' ■-■ Ponkapoag, Fiske Hall, 2307 Wash.,
Pocahontas.
ISTJDEPESTDENX BEBREW^S OF
.^BfEKlCA.
United States Grand Lodge, 18 Boylston.
Grand Master, Manashe Krantzman.
Grand Treas., Isaac Shapko.
Grand Secretary. Louis Davis.
No. 17. Dr. Theo. Hertze Lodge, 724 Wash.,
2d and 4th Sunday.
No. 29. Freedom. 25 Leverett. 2d and 4th Sun-
day.
No. 34. Hub. 214 Dudley, Rox., 1st and 3d
Sunday.
No. 39. Liberty, 7 Eaton, 2d and 4th Sunday.
" 4.3 _ Greater Boston, 724 Washington, 2d
45 Poplar, 2d and 4th
and 4th Sunday.
No. 55. Boston Liberty. 724 Wash., 2d and 4th
Sunday.
No. 76. Sons of Jacob. 163 Mpridian, B. B., 1st
and 3d Sunday.
No. 115. Wm. D. Wheeler Lodge, Otisfleld Hall,
2d and 4th Sundays.
isritEPEarnENx order sours
OF ISR.^EK.
47 Mt. Vernon.
Meets first Tuesday of each month.
Annual Convention third Monday in June.
First Deputy Grand Master, Hyman J. Danzig.
Second Deputy Grand Master, Hyman Weinberg.
Third Deputy Grand Master. Jacob Berman
Fourth Deputy Grand Master. L. D. Frank.
Fifth Deputy Grand Master, Nathan Stemseher.
Grand Secretary. Robert Silverman.
Grand Treasurer. Joseph Kirshon.
Grand Medical Examiner, Joel Ginsburg. M.D.
Grand Warden. Max Weiner
Grand Inner Guard. Simon Winitzer.
Grand Outer Guard. Louis Mill.
LOE
Boston.
No. 1. Baron de Hirsch Lodge, 2d and 4th Sun-
days, 62 Chambers, 2 p.m.
No. 2. Pride of Boston Lodge, 1st and 3d Sun-
Wm. McKinley Lodee.
days. Castle Hall. 446 Tremont, 2
lo. 4. Star of Roxbury
days, 184 Dudley, 2.30
Lodge, I'st and 3d Sun-
No. 6. Morris Lottman Lodge. 1st and 3d Sun-
days. 25 Leverett, 7.30 p.m.
No. 7. Theodore Roosevelt Lodge, 2d and 4th
Sundays, 385 Harrison i
No. 9. Friendship Lodge, 1st and 3d Sundays,
62 Chambers, 10 a.m.
No. 11. Jehuda Leib Levenson Lodge. 2d and
Great Junior Sagamore, Wendell P. Hutchinson.
Bridgewater.
Great Prophet. Orah F. Snow. Dorchester.
Great Chief of Records. George W. Emerson. 18
Boylston. rm. 18.
Great Keeper of Wampum, William T. Smart,
Boston, last Thursday
Maplewood,
Great Council
In October.
Boston Tribes.
No. 4. Shawmut, Schiller HaU. 1095 Tremont,
1st and 3d Thursday.
No. 21. Soangetaha, Wenona HaU, Dor., 2d
and 4th Friday.
No. 42. Kitchamankin, Odd Fellows Hall, 558
Columbia rd.. Dor.. 1st ana 3d Friday.
No. 46. Abenakis, 163 Meridian. W-?."* "oston.
2d and 4th Thursday.
No. 19. Sons of Monteflore Lodge, 1st and 3d
Sundays, Puritan Hall, 249 Friend, 2 p.m.
No 20. Harry Cabitt Lodge, 1st and 3d Sun-
days, 62 Chambers, 2 p.m.
No. 21. Freedom Lodge. 2d and 4th Sundays,
Ashland Hall, Leverett St., 2 p.m.
No. 24. EUsavetgrad Lodge, 2d and 4th Sun-
days, 7 Eaton. 2 p m.
No. 26. Isaac El Chonan Lodge, 2d and 4th
Sundays, 62 Chambers, 2 p.m.
No. 28. West End Progressive Lodge. 1st and
3d Sundays. 30 Leverett. 2 p.m.
No. 30. American Lodge, 1st and 3d Sundays,
995 Washington, 11 a.m.
No. 31. Jacob Gordon Lodge, 1st and 3d Sun-
, 93 Staniford.
SOCIETIES, ETC.
No. 37. Menorah Lodge, 2d and 4th Sundays.
1006 Blue HiU av.. Dorchester.. S p.m.
No. 40. Samuel Sheinfein. 2d and 4th Wednes-
day, Puritan Hall, 249 Friend.
KNIGHXS OF COI.I.IMJBITS
State Headquarters, 100 Boylston, room 1015.
Annual meeting, 2d Tuesday In May.
State Deputy, Daniel J. Gallagher, Boston.
State Secretary-. William ,T. Day, Boston.
State Treasurer, Henry B. Hagan. Boston.
State Advocate, James E. Dunleavy, Springfield.
State Warden. John S. Quinn, Boston.
State Chaplain, Rev. Joseph F. Coppincror, Bos-
No. 78. South Boston Council. 529a W. Broad-
way. S. B., 1st and 3d Wednesday.
No. 84. Fitton Council, Porter cor. Bennington
1st and 3d Monday
fo. 89. Magnolia Council, 1
Hall. H. P.. 1st and 3d Monday.
~ - — - -• p^
.y.
Knif
of Columbus
No. 98. Mt.Pleasant CouncU, Paladio Hall, 54
Warren, Rox.. 2d and 4th Thursday.
No. 107. Tremont CouncU. Russell Hall. 1651
Wash.. 4th Monday.
No. 108. West End Council. lU Green, 3d Fri-
day.
No. 116. James E. Hayes Council, Pleasant, cor.
Pearl. Dor., 2d and 4th Thursday.
No. 117. Eedberry Council, 9 Beacon, 1st Tues-
day.
No. 120. Jamaica Plain Council, BBSeavemsav..
J. P., 1st and 3d Monday.
No. 121. Brighton CouncU, Warren bidg.. 363
Wash.. Br.. 2d and 4th Thursday.
No. 123. Eoxbury CouncU, 1435 Tn
Ist and 3d Thursday.
No. 134. Robert Fulton, 732 E. Broadway, 3. B.
3d Friday.
CouncU, Pleasant, cor.
No. 139. Mt.Vei
Pearl, Dor., 2 ■
No. 168. Fran
4th Thursday.
No. 170. Shawmut Council. 184 Dudley, Rox.,
1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 180. Dorchester L. M. CouncU, Fraternity
HaU, Adams St.. Dor., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 213. Ehn HiU Council, Pleasant, cor. Pearl,
Dor.. 1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 219. North End CouncU, 16 City sq., Chsn..
. cor. Lucas. 3d Monday.
No. 271. Pere Marquette Council, 361 B'way.
S. B.. 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 290. Mt.Bowdohi CotmcU. Pleasant, cor.
Pearl, Dor,. 1st and 3d Thursday.
No. 298. St.James CouncU. 724 Washington. 2d
No. 331. Back Bay CouncU, 1114 Boylston. 4th
Sunday.
No. 555. AUston CouncU. Franklin HaU. 10
Franklin. AUston, 2d and 4th Friday.
No. 1308. John J. WUliams CouncU, 27 Poplar.
Ros.. 1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 1331. Rose Crobc CouncU. 214 Dudley. Rox. ,
2d and 4th Wednesday.
No. 1513. Ausonia CouncU. St.Anthony Hall,
N. Bennett St., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 1538. Mattapan Council, Catholic Assn.
Hall, 520 River. Dor.. 1st and 3d Thursday.
Grand Caravan. No. 3. Harry F. MacLeod.
M.D., Grand Commander, 173 Norfolk, Dor.
Prank Dowling, Grand Scribe, 950 South, Ros.
KNIOHXS OF XUE OOt,l»EN
Grand Oabtle of Massachusetts.
Next annual session meets in Boston, May S.
1917
Grand Chief, Bert E. Ham. 34 Lynnfleld, E. Lynn.
Grand Master of Records, Henry B. Brown, 333
Union, Lynn.
Grand K. of E.. Otis C. WeUs, Ro.xbur5'.
Kenllworth Castle, No. 2, 446 Tremont, 2d and
4th Thursday. Carl A. Loges. 4 Upland rd.
Camb
Warren Castle. No. 7, 102J Warren, Charlestown,
1st and 3d Friday. J. P. Aldrich, sec., 6 Lin-
coln, Chsn.
Boston Oommandery, No. 2. William F. Moore.
capt.. 373a Warren, Rox.
KNieUXS A-XU I.ADIES OF
HONOR.
Grand Lodge ofBce 218 Tremont meets on the
second Wednesday In May In Boston.
Grand Protector. Mrs. Agnes G. Fletcher,
Quincy.
Grand Sec., Samuel Hathaway, 218 Tremont,
Grand Treas., Edwin E. Bridge. Dorchester.
No. 21. Jewel Lodge, Paladio Hall. Rox.. Ist
and 3d Wednesday.
No. 64. Unity Lodge. K. of H HaU, 730 Wash-
ington, 1st and 3d Friday.
No. 125. Friendship Lodge, 570 Columbia road.
ington, 1st and 3d Friday,
ro. 125. Friendship Lodge,
Dor.. 1st and 3d Wednesday.
KNieHXS OF MALXA
Grand Oommandery of Mass.. 915 Colonial
bldg.
Annijal session second Tuesday in June.
Grand Commander. Andrew G. Robinson. Everett
Grand Recorder, Frederic H. Willson, 100 Boyls-
ton, rm. 915.
Grand Treasurer, Oreb M Tucker, Somervllle
Oommanderies in Boston.
No. 157. Cross and Crown, 515 Tremont. 1st
and 3d Thursdays.
No. 167. Boston. 558 Columbia road. Dor., 1st
and 3d Wednesday.
No. 183. Bethany, 37 Fairmount av., H. P., 4th
Wednesday.
No. 207. St.Aldemar, 32 Central sq., E. Boston.
I>OYAL KNIOHXS AND I^ASIES
Imperial Court meets annually in April, In Boston.
King, W. N. Hmckley, 87 Savin Hill av.. Dor.
Queen, Margaret Eldott, Fliren'^e. Mass.
Imperial Chancellor, Fred W. Calkins. 52 Pur-
chase. Boston.
Imperial Chamberlain, Marianna H. Peirce, 169
W. Newton, Boston.
No. 1. Court Mizpah, 3d Tuesday, 177 Hunt-
No. 2. Coiirt Orient, 2d Wednesday, 89 Marshall
Somerville.
No. 14. Court Justice MerUn. 3d Friday. 627
Wash., Dor.
LOTAL. OKASreE INSXIXUXION
Mass. — Annual meeting
ly. Semi-annual m
; Tuesday In November.
Grand Master. James Smith. Whitinsville.
Grand Secretary. George Davison, 181 Elm, Ev-
erett.
Grand Treas., John Given, 224 ThomdUte. Cam-
bridge.
Washington Lodge, No. 8, 724 Wash.. 1st and 3d
Wednesday.
Martin Luther Lodge, No. 70. 1165 Tremont,
Rox.. 2d Tuesday.
Bunker HiU Lodge. No. 91. 2 Main. Cbsn.. 1st
and 3d Wednesday.
Cameron Lodge, No. 102, 1165 Tremont, Rox.,
Ist and 3d Monday.
KOXAl, BtACK KNIOHXS
Grand Chapter of D. S. A.
Grand Master. William Corbett, Brookline.
Grand Registrar. WUliam Dawson, 34 School.
Boston.
Grand Chapter of Mass. Annual Meeting, 1st
Monday in May.
State Grand Treasurer. Alexander Johnston. Ev-
l.OTA.l. ORDEK OF MOOSi:
Supreme Lodge Headquarters'. Mooseheart III.
Annual Session in July 1916
Boston Lodge, No. 34, 2181 Washmgton, Rox.,
2d and 4th Friday. OfBce of Boston Lodge,
2181 Wash.. Rox. Fred A. Herbert, sec.
Peninsular Lodge. No. 13S9. Pilgrim Hall, 732
E. Broadway. S. B.. every Tuesday.
130
SOCIETIBS, ETC.
lUA.SSAOIIt;SEX'r8 OAXHOL.IO
ORnjSR OF FURESTEKS
Main Office. 17 Worcester street.
High Court meets annually 4tli Wednesday In
Springfield
'teh Secrets
Worcester
Secretary Treas., Daniel H. Maguire, 17
rcester
Senior Conductor, John W. Connelly.
Boston.
High Junior Conductor. William H. Thomas,
Newton.
High Inside Sentinel. William J. Sullivan. Boston.
High Outside Sentinel, George P. Dorman. Wor-
High Medical Examiner. Francis J. Hanley, M.
D.. Whitman.
High Chaplain, Rev. James H. O'Nell. LL. D., E.
Boston.
Sdbobdinate Courts in Boston.
No. 1. Cathedral, 1st and 3d Wednesday, 17
Worcester.
No. 3. Fenwick, 2d and 4th Thursday, 11a
Green.
No. 4. St.Francis. 1st and SdJWednesday. St.
Francis de Sales Hall. Rox.
No. 5. Leo, 1st and 3d Wednesday. Central Hall.
Central sq., E. B.
No. 6. Cheverus, 2d and 4th Mon., 135 StUlman.
No. 7. St.Patrick's, 1st and 3d Thursday, Dahl-
gren HaU, 327 B Street, S. B.
No. 8. Sherwood, 2d and 4th Friday, 17 Wor-
cester.
No. 9. Columbus, 2d and 4th Monday, 17 Wor-
No. 11. St Joseph's
and 4th Wednesday, 164
Canal.
No. 12. Fulton, 3d Friday, 17 Worcester.
No. 13. Fitzpatrick, 2d and 4th Tues., 35 Cen-
tral sq., B. B.
No. 15. St.Peter and St.Paul, 1st and 3d Tues-
day. 327 E. street, S. B.
No. 17. Hamilton. 1st and 3d Wednesday, Hi-
bernian Hall, Union, Chsn.
No. 18. St.Peter, 1st and 3d Thursday, 204
Adams, Field's Corner, Dor.
No. 19. WUUams. 1st Monday and 3d Sunday,
Hibernian Hall. 125 Havre, E. B.
No. 20. Mt.Pleasant, i2d and 4th Tuesday,
Palladio Hall, Rox.
No. 21. St.Alphonsus, 1st, and 3d Monday. 1322
Tremont.
No. 23. St.John, 2d and 4th Monday, Central
Hall,
To. 24.
lie Fraternity ^-... «.,.»»^ o„.. ^. ^.^., „
No. 28 Erin. 2d and 4th Tuesday. 17 Worcester.
No. 34. Americus. 1st and 3d Monday. 17 Wor-
No. 37. ' Friendship. 1st and 3d Thursday, 184
Dudley, Rox.
No 38. St.Jaseph's. 1st and 3d Friday. 184
Dudley, Rox.
No. 46. St.Augustlne, 1st and 3d Tuesday.
Dahlgren Hall, 327 E street. 8. B.
No. 49. Constantine, 1st and 3d Tuesday, 17
Worcester.
No. 51. Holy Trinity. 4th Tuesday, Casino Hall,
133 Shawmut av.
No. 52. Highland, 2d Sunday, 1651 Washington
No. 54. St.James, 1st and 3d Tuesday. 1651
Washington.
No. 57. . Carroll. 1st and 3d Wednesday, Lincoln
Hall, 654 Centre, J. P.
No. 65. St.ColumbklUe, 1st and 3d Tuesday,
Parnell Hall, Chestnut Hill av., Br.
No. 70. St.Michael. 1st and 3d Tuesday. E.
Broadway, cor. I st.. S. B.
No. 93. Germania, 3d Thursday, 133 Shawmut
Thursday.
No. 95. Columbia. 1st i
Columbus av. Rox.
No. 99. St.Ignatius, 1st and 3d Thursday, 43
Poplar, Ros.
No. 105. St.Oecilia (ladies), 1st Tuesday, 133
Shawmut av.
No. 106. St.CIare (ladies), 1st and 3d Thursday.
17 Worcester.
No. 107. Notre Dame (ladles). 1st and 3d Thurs-
day, K. of C. Hall, Broadway, S. B.
No. 108. St.Agnes (ladies). 1st and 3d Wednes-
day, Central Hall. H. P.
No. 113. St.Jerome, 2d and 4th Monday, 17
Worcester st.
No. 114. Alma Mater (ladies). 1st and 3d Mon-
day, Central Hall, E. B.
No. 118. St.Othiila (ladies), 2d Tues.. Casino
Hall. 133 Shawmut av.
No. 119. St. Boniface, 1st Sunday, Casino Hall,
133 Shawmut av.
No. 125. St.Aloysius, 3d Wednesday. Casino
Hall, 133 Shawmut i
No. 126. Bunker Hill,
City sq., Chsn.
No l.J5. St.Genevieve (ladies'). 2d and 4lh
Monday. Parnell Hall, Market, cor. Chestnut
Hill av., Br.
No. 138. St.Josephine (ladies). 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday. Ellison Encampment Hall, Dor.
No. 140. Angelus (ladies'). 1st and 3d Monday.
Cathohc Fraternity Hall. L. M.. Dor.
No. 141. St.Gertrude (ladies'), 1st and 3d Tues-
No. 145.
ington. Dor.
No. 151. Perpetual Help (ladias'). 1st and 3d
Tuesday. Harvard Hall. Longwood av. cor.
Huntington av.. Rox.
No. 153. Father Thayer. 164 Canal, 1st and 3d
Wednesday.
No. 154. Hughes. 2d Tuesday. 17 Worcester.
No. 158. St.Paula, 1st and 3d Thursday, 214
Dudley, Rox.
No. 173. Owen A. Galvin. 2d and 4th Wednes
day. Roughan's Hall, 16 Main, Chsn.
No. 180. Neponset. 1st and 3d Tuesday, 21^
Neponset av.. Nep.
No. 181. St.Loulse (ladies'), 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday, 17 Walnut, Nep.
No. 184. St.Phiiip, 2d and 4th Thursday 184
No. 187. Blessed Sacrament (ladies), 1st and 3d
Wednesday. 1488 Columbus av., Rox.
No. 198. Dorchester. 2d and 4th Thursday,
Hancock Hall, Dor.
No. 202. Father O'Connor. 1st and 3d Wednes-
day, 1095 Tremont, Rox.
No. 204. Fraternity, 1st and 3d Thursday, 17
Worcester.
No. 206. St.Victorian, 4th Thursday. Bruns-
wick Hall. 214 Dudley. Rox.
No. 211. St.Luke. 2d and 4th Wednesday, Cath
177 Huntingti
No. 221. Pentecost, 4th Tuesday Columbus
Club Hall. 48 Pleasant, Dor.
No. 223. Salve Regina, 2d and 4th Wednesd
Winona Hall, Bloomfleld st. .Dor.
228. Ashmont, 1st and 3d Wednesday
No. 230.
Market,
No. 248- St.Bernadette. 2d and 4th Tuesday
Catholic Assn. Hall, Mattapan sq.
No. 250. Mt. Ida, 1st and 3d Thiu-sdav. Winona
HaU, Bloomfleld street. Dor.
No. 254. Father McGoldrick. 1st and 3d Tues-
day, St.Leo's Old Jlectory, Esmond St.. Dor.
Edward Everett. 2d and 4th Monday.
and 4th Monday, 11
No. 255.
570 Columbia rd.. Dor.
No. 256. South Boston, 2d Tuesday. Nazareth
Hall, cor. B. Third and O sts., S. B.
No. 257. Lady of Grace. 1st and 3d Tuesday,
St.Francis de Sales School Hall.
No. 258. Presentation. 1st and 3d Thursday.
Bungalow Hall, Br.
Knights and Ladies of St.Rose (second degree)
corporation, 2d and 4th Sunday afternoons. 17
STEW Ejr«l,A.]Vl> OKDER OF
PROXECXIOir
Supreme Lodge Office, IS Tremont. rm. 205.
Arthur M. Willis. Melrose. Sup. Warden; Dan-
iel B. Sullivan, Pawtucket. R. I., Sup. Vice
Warden; Prank B. Hill, New Haven. Conn.,
8. P. S. W.; Daniel M. Frye. Somerville, Sup.
Sec.; John P. Sanborn. Newport, R. I., Sup.
Treas.; Herbert A. Chase, M.D., Camb., Sup.
Med. Examiner. Meeting second "Tuesday m
May.
Grand Lodge of Mass., 101 Tremont, rm. 412,
Asa Smith, G. W.; Frank W. Swett, G. V. W.;
Eben S. Hinckley, G. Sec; G. S. Newhall, G.
Treas. Meeting second Wednesday in March.
No. 7. Phofnix Lodge, 2d Friday, Warren Hall,
67 Warren, Rox.
No. 22. Enterprise Lodge, 2d and 4th Thursday,
Columbia Hall. 570 Columbia rd.. Dorchester.
No. 30. Hercules Lodge, 2d Friday at St.Law-
rence Hall, 214 Dudley. Rox., and 4th Friday
at 54 Warren, rm. 506, Rox.
No. 33. Commonwealth Lodge. 2d and 4th Thurs-
day. Rathbone Hall. 24 Warren Rox.
No. 34. Massachusetts Lodge, 1st and 3d Friday
1651 Washington.
SOCIBTIBB, BTC.
No. 57. WiDtUrop Lodge, Ist and 3d Tuesday.
16S Meridian. E. B.
No. 66. Washington Lodse. 2d and 4th Friday.
54 Warren. Rox.
No. 75. Shoe & Leather Lodge. 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday, Guild Hall. 2374 wash., Rox.
No. 117. Clarion Lodge, 2d and 4th Tuesday.
27 Poplar. Ros.
No. 150. Mlzpah Lodge. 2d and 4th Tuesday.
409 W. Broadway, S. B.
No. 185. Roxbury Lodge. 1st and 3d Wednesday
24 Warren. Rox.
ORItER OP IINITEI* COMMER-
CIAL, TRAVEI-ER8 OP
AMEKIOA
BOSTON COUNCIL. NO. 44.
Meets 4th Saturday. Covenant Hall. 515 Tre-
mont street.
C. M. Poor, 123 Nevada, Newtonville.
E. B. Canney. 1H9 AUstnn. Cambridge.
" A. Haf ' " ■
Boston.
laines. Melrose. Sec.
No. 280. Defender Lodge. 1st and 3d Friday. 409
W. Broadway. S. B.
No. 289. AUston Lodge. 2d and 4th Wednesday,
Dor.
No. 305. SufloUi Lodge, 1st and 3d Thursday,
News building, 66 Seaverns av., J. "
No. 333. Beethoven Lodge, 1st and 3d Mon-
day, 214 Dudley. Rox.
No. 339. Tremont Lodge. 2d and 4th Tuesday.
Guild Hall. 2374 Wash.. Rox.
No. 351. Fairmount Lodge, 4th Thursday, Cen-
tral Hall, H. P.
No. 355. Algonquin Lodge. 1st and 3d Thursday.
Palladlo Hall. 54 Warren. Rox.
No. 393. Charlestown Lodge, 2d and 4th Thurs-
day, 44 High. Chsn.
No. 410. Geneva Lodge. 1st and 3d Monday,
2307 Wash., Rox.
No. 420. Blue Hill Lodge, 2d and 4th Wednes-
day, 214 Dudley, Rox.
No. 423. South Boston Lodge, 1st and 3d Tues-
day, Dahlgren Hall. E St., S. B.
No. 446. Robert Emmet Lodge, 1st and 3d
Tuesday, 163 Meridian, E. B.
No. 447. D. E. Frasier Lodge, 2d and 4th Tues-
day. 184 Dudley, Rox.
No. 452. Albert R. Wade Lodge. 2d and 4th
nesday. bitk uaii, zioa wasn., kox.
No. 487. Unique Lodge, 1st and 3d Tuesday,
Fraternity Hall, 656 Centre, J. P.
No. 490. Oodman Lodge, 1st and 3d Thursday,
Wenona Hall, Geneva av.. Dor.
No. 523. Massasojt Lodge, 1st and 3d Friday
184 Dudley, Rox
No. 549. Dorchester Lodge,
204 Adams. Dor.
No. 550. Old Glory Lodge, 2d and 4th Tuesday
214 Dudley, Rox.
No. 567. Olmstead Lodge, 2d and 4th Monday
Lincoln Hall, 660 Centre, W. R.
No. 569. Dudley ~ . - . ....,«,
Wednesday ' "
. O. O. F. HaU. 203 Warren, Ro
KO-TAI, ARCANUM
Main Office. 407 Shawmut av., Alfred T. Tur-
ner. Supreme Secretary.
Office of the Grand Council for Massachusetts.
908 Paddock building.
Grand Regent, Frederick A. Goodwin, Dorchester
Grand Vice Regent, Herbert A. Billings, Wey-
mouth.
Grand Orator. Fred E. Jones, Lowell.
Grand Sec. William L. Kelt. Allston.
Grand Treas.. Horace G. Williams. Roxbury.
Grand Chaplain, Henry G. Wells. Haverhill.
Grand Guide, John T. Friary, Dorchester.
Grand Warden, Henry L. Hines, Springflold.
Grand Sentry. William T. Irving. Boston.
State Medical EA.ammer, Robert B. Dixon, M.D.
Annual meeting 4th Thursday in April.
SnBOBDINATE COUNCILS IN BOSTON.
No. 1. Alpha, 203 Warren, Rox. 1st and 3d
Friday. Joseph W. Mulford, sec, 557 Dudley.
No. 2. Eliot, Putnam Hall, 1165 Tremont, Rox.
1st and 3d Wednesday. James A. Smith, sec,
54 Brackenbury, Maiden.
No. 4. Boston, 30 Huntington av., 2d and 4th
Monday. Gideon G. Rider, sec, 16 Clark,
Maiden.
No. 10. Washington, 184 Dudley, Rox., 2d and
4th Friday. Seth D. Geer. sec, 80 Spencer,
Dor.
No. 35. Monument. Memorial Hall. 14 Green.
Chsn, 1st and 3d Thursday. L. H. Blgelow.
sec, 69 Bay State av.. West SomorvUle.
No. 46. Howard. Frlend.'ship Hall. 515 Tremont.
1st and 3d Monday. James B. Hill, sec. 15
Wallingford. Br.
No. 48. Bay State. Brunswick Hall, 214 Dudley,
Rox., 1st and 3d Tuesday. M. P. Pickering.
61 Bainbridge. Rox.
No. 53. Bradley Sirk Hall, 2152 Wash., Rox.,
2d and 4th Wednesday. Theodore P. West,
sec, 11 Worcester sq.
No. 60. Suffolk, Paladio Hall, 54 Warren, Eox.
1st and 3d Friday. W. G. Baker, sec, 13
Beethoven, Rox.
No. 79. Forest. Seaverns Hall, 670 Centre, J. P..
1st and 3d Thursday. T. B. Rich, sec. Box 21,
J. P.
1st !
Royal Chief, A. G. Findlay. Seattle, Wash.
Past Royal Chief, John Hill, St.Louis, Mo.
Royal Tanlst, Walter Scott, New York city.
Boval Coimsellor. A. G. McKnlght, Duluth. Minn
Royal Secretary, Thomas R. P. Gibb, 248 Boyls-
Royal Treasurer.JDuncan Maclnnes. New York
Royal Physician, G. A. Johnson, M.D., Everett,
ORAND CLAN OF MASS
Grand Chief, Frank S. Abercrombie, Boston.
Grand Tanist, George Lambie, Cambridge.
Grand Chaplain, Bertram Glencross, Everett.
Grand Secretary, James A. MacKenzle. Lynn.
Grand Treasurer, R. Murray Finlayson, Boston.
Annual meeting April 19th.
BUBOBDINATE CLANS.
No. 2. Clan McKenzie. 694 Washington. 1st and
3d Thursday. James E. Menzles, Secretary,
71 Cottage,"Bverett..
No. 32. Clan Cameron, 1st and 3d Wednesday,
32 Central sq.. E. B. Daniel F. MacKay, Sec-
retary, 102 Saratoga, E. B.
No. 54. Clan Farquharson. Pilgrim Hall, S. B.
1st and 3d Thursday. George Reid, Secretary,
29 Josephine, Dor.
No. 67. Clan Stewart, Mishawum Hall, City Sq.
Chsn., 2d and 4th Tuesday, John Gallaway,
Secretary, 70 Medford, Chsn.
No. 101 Clan MacLeod, Fraternity Hall, Fair-
mount av.. H. P., 1st and 3d Monday. Thomas
W. HalUday, Secretary, 596 River, Mat.
No. 145. Clan Ramsay. Evangeline Hall. 214
Dudley. Box.. 2d and 4th Wednesday. Wil-
liam Gray. Secretary. 10 Robey. Rox.
No. 208. Clan MacKinlay. Hancock Hall. Up-
ham's Comer. 2d and 4th Wednesday. Mel-
ville Cockburn. Secretary. 1 Akron place. Rox.
O. O.
No. 136. Neponset
mont av„ if P.. L _
erlck W. Saunders, sec. 19 Dell. av. H. P.
No. 169. Maverick. 32 Central sq.. E. B.. 1st
and 3d Thursday. W. H. Duncan, sec, 7 Don,
Dor.
No. 214. Star. 3 BoyLston pi., 2d and 4th Mon-
day. A. Chalmers, sec, 295 Summit av.. Alls.
No. 268. Allston, I. O. O. F. Hall, 10 Franklin,
Allston, 1st and 3d Monday. E. W. Peterson,
sec, 6 Cleveland av.. Alls.
No. 437. Dorchester. I. O. O. F. Hall, 558 Co-
lumbia rd.. Dor. 1st and 3d Monday. T. H.
Keenan. sec. 7 Half Moon. Rox.
No. 452. John Hancock. 24 Hayward place. Ist
and 3d Friday. T. R. Appleton. sec, 52 Town-
send, Rox.
No. 538. Wlnthrop, Columbus Club Hall, rear
529a E. Broadway. S. B., 1st and 3d Tuesday.
William J. Murphy, sec. 173 W. Seventh. S. B.
No. 693. Charles Sumner, Sewell Hall, 177
Huntington av., 1st and 3d Monday. A.
Levy, sec, 37 Copeland. Ro.x.
No. 835. Jamaica Plain, Seaverns Hall, 670 Cen-
tre St., J. P. 2d and 4th Monday. John M.
CaU, sec. 101 Tremont.
No.1007. Roxbury. Guild Hall. 2374 Wash.. 2d
and 4th Wednesday. James E. McGuire. sec,
516 LaGrange. W. R.
No. 1008. Bunker Hill, K. of P. Hall. 2 Main.
Chsn.. 1st and 3d Friday. D. L. Mahoney. sec.
6 Prospect. Chsn.
No. 1306. Roslindale. Fairview Hall. 43 Poplar.
Ros.. 1st and 3d Monday. Maurice H. Flana-
gan, sec, 807 South Ros.
No. 1858. Blackstone. 694 Wash., 2d and 4th
Wednesday. J. M. V. Plunkett, sec. 41 Wash-
burn. Dor.
No. 2139. Oodman. Llthgow Hall, 61S Wash.,
Dor., 1st and 3d Thursday. Walter E. Leslie,
sec, 889 Adams, Dor.
13i2
SOCIETIES, ETC.
SONS OF ST. eEOROE
Office G. W. Secretary, Westminster, Mass.
John W. C. Sargent. Westminster. Mass., G. S.
Tiiomas Hollow, LawTence, G. T.
Nicholas Bowker, Fall River, Mass.. G. P.
William J. Piatt, East Boston. G. V. P.
No. 2. Boston Commandery, U. S. K., America
Hall. 724 Wash., 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 07. James A. Garfield Lodge, Intercolonial
Hall, 214 Dudley, Rox., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 161. Admiral Nelson Lodge, Pilgrim Hall.
732 Broadway. S. B., 1st and 3d Wednesday.
No. 222. Hearts of Oak Lodge, 32 Central sq..
E. B.. 1st and 3d Thursday.
No. 275. Commonwealth Lodge, Liberty Hall,
1203 River, H. P.. lst|and 3d|Tuesday.
No. 391. Gen. Havelock, Fairview Hall. Ros.,
2d and 4th Wednesday.
No. 394. Cabot Lodge, America Hall, 724 Wash.,
1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 403. John Bright. 446 Tremont. 1st and 3d
Wednesday.
No. 488. Duke of Wellington Lodge, John Wln-
throp Hall. 446 Tremont, 1st and 3d Thursday.
No. 76. Oriental, 163 Meridian, J
No. 183. Brighton, 8 Braintree, Allston. 1st
Friday.
No. 294. Roslindale, 127 Belgrade av., 3d Tues-
No. 386. Shawraut. 529 E. Broadway, S. B., 4th
Monday.
No. 526. Alpha. Palladio Hall. 2d and 4lh Mon-
No. 528. Peace, Roughan Hall, 1st and 3d Tues-
No. '791. Bloomfleld. Masonic bldg.. 584 Co-
lumbia road. Dor., 1st and 3d Monday.
No. 845. Fenway. 209 Washington.
USriXED ORDER OOI^DEIW STAS,
(Incorporated.)
Offlce of Grand Commandery, Haverhill. Mass.
The annual session of the Grand Commandery
of Massachusetts is hela in Boston on the second
Thursday in June.
Grand Commander. Edgar H. Walker: Grand
Recorder, Mrs. Harriet A. Wa"' " " ~
John H. Peak.
Valker; Grand Treas.,
lo. 115. Victoria .Jubilee, 177 Huntington av..
2d and 4th Friday,
lo. 158. Myrtle, 32 Central sq.. E. B.. 1st and
3d Tuesday.
UNION FRA.XER1VAL. L,EA017E
Supreme oiBce. 185 Summer street, rm. 401.
Supreme Congress meets 3d Wednesday I
June. 1916.
Supreme Officers.
Supreme President. John Merrill.
Senior Past President, T. A. Paradls.
Junior Past President, P. J. Tetrault.
1st Vice-President, Joseph E. Pellerin.
2d Vice-President. John S. McGowan.
Supreme Secretary. James F. Reynolds.
Supreme Treasurer. John C. BartheLmes.
Medical Du-ector, J. P. Roulier, M.D.
Medical Examiner. Edward J. Dailey, M.D.
Supreme Coimsellor, John P. Leahy.
Supreme Actuary, George Dyre Eldridge.
Sorgeant-at-Arms. L. P. Beaudet, M.D.
Supreme Instructor. J. P. Mcintosh, M.D.
Grand Assembly of N. E. meets biennially o
Grand Speaker,
Grand Sec. A. ChaUle.
Grand Treas.. Joseph B. Latour.
Columbian. 1st Friday. 17 Worcester.
Gen Warren., 2d and 4th Tuesday at 214 Dud-
lev. Rox.
Mt. Washington. K. of C. bldg., S. Boston. 2d
Monday.
UNITED AMERICAN MECHANICS
State Counsellor. Vose E. Cross. Peabody.
State Vice Counsellor, H. N. Symonds, Danvers.
State Council Sec, Alphonso Blakely, 7 Central
sq., Lynn.
State Council Treas.. Fred A. Dodge, Beverly.
S. C. Ind., A. L. Morse, Salem.
S. C. Ex., W. K. Morse. Salem.
S. C. Pro.. C. L. Jones, Roslindale.
S. C. Dkn., C. R. Levin. Haverhill.
Jr. Ex. S. Cr., George W. Penniman, Mattapan.
Annual session held at Beverly, Feb. 22. 1917.
Junior Order United American Mechanics.
Annual Meeting in Boston, Mass., 3d Tuesday
Sept., 1916.
State Counsellor, Albert P. Wadleigh, Haverhill.
State Vice Counsellor, Harry Richardson, Hav-
UNITED ORDER OF OOEDEN
Offlce of Grand Commandery, 209 Wash., rm 50.
The annual session of the Grand Commandery
of Massachusetts is held in Boston on the fourth
Wednesday in April.
Walter Powers. Groton, Grand Commander.
Helen Kelly. 209 Wash., rm 50. Grand Keeper lof
Records.
Merton E. Holmes, Campello. Grand Treas.
Broadway, 3d Wednesday.
No. 12. Hope, Columbus Club Hall, rear 529
E. Broadway, 1st Wednesday.
No. 16. Beacon, 34 School, rm. 35, 2d and 4th
Saturday.
No. 19. Allston, Franklin HaU, 10 Franklin,
Allston, 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 39. Bunker Hill, 6 Monument sq., Chsn., 2d
and 4th AVednesday.
No. 48. Boston, 15 Province. 1st and 3d Mon-
UNITED ORDER OF Pir,eRIM
Supreme Colony.
Supreme Governor, George F. Bradstreet. Maiden
Supreme Lieut. Governor, John D. Cooley, Mai-
den.
Supreme Secretary, Emra D. Jaqua, Jr., 292 Es-
sex, Lawrence.
Supreme Treasurer, A. V. Bugbee. I^awrence.
Supreme Medical Examiner, George W. Dow,
Lawrence.
Annual meeting first Wednesday in April.
Subordinate Colonies, Boston.
No. 12. Highland, Palladio Hall, 54 Warren,
Rox., 2d and 4th Wednesday.
No. 16. John Winthrop, Intercolonial Hall. 214
Dudley, Rox., 2d Tuesday
No. 18. John Alden, Homes of members, 2d
No. 24. Mount Washington, Bethesda Hall,
Charlestown, 1st and 3d Wednesday,
No. 74. Gen. Warren. Seaverns Hall, Centre St..
J. P., 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 81. Shawmut. 8 Warren, Rox., 2d and 4th
Monday.
No. 82. Tri-Mountain, Walcott Hall, 32 Cen-
tral sq., E. B., 2d and 4th Monday.
No. 144. Liberty. Warren Hall, 67 Warren, Rox.,
Chariestown, 1st and 3d Tuesday.
No. 167. The Star, 11 Savin, Rox., 4th Tuesday.
No. 171. Hiawatha, Palladio Hall, 54 Warren,
Rox., 1st and 3d Monday.
No. 194. Unity, .St. Lawrence Hall, 218 Dudley,
Rox., 3d Wednesday.
CATHOLIC TOTAI> ABSTINENCE
UNION OF THE ARCHDIOCESE
OP BOSTON
Chaplain General. Rev. Maurice J. O'Connor,
D.D., Boston.
President, Rev. Joseph V. Tracy, P,R., Brighton.
Treasurer, Rev. WilUam J. Casey, Maiden.
Cor. Secretary, Patrick P. Donovan.
Rec. Secretary, Maurice Dinneen, Custom House,
Bcston.
Fin. Secretary, Helen M. Sweeney, 88 Pearl,
Boston.
Board of Government meeting 4th Sunday, 3
P.M., 18 Harvard.
SOCIETIES — WAR VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS
133
Hibernian T. A. Society, 3d Sunday, 3.30 p.u., 694
Washington.
Holy Cross Temp. League. 1st Wednesday and
3d Sunday, S p.m.. School Hall, Maiden St.
St.Columbkill Total Abstinence Society, 1st and
3d Sunday, 2.30 p.m., Verdi HaU, Marltet St..
Brighton.
St.James Total Abst. and Athletic Society, 1st
Sunday, 18 Harvard.
St. Valentine's Total Abstinence, 1st Monday.
8 P.M., Boston College Hall.
St. Theresa's (ladies'), 1st Wednesday, S P.M.,
Boston College Music Room.
St.Joseph's Total Abstinence and Athletic So-
ciety, Tuesday 7.30 p.m., 95 Cambridge.
St.James' (ladies') Society, 2d and 4th Tuesday,
S P.M., Oheverus Hall, IS Harvard.
Father Matheiv Total Abstinence and Literary
Society, Monday eve.. Parochial School bldg.,
Bunlcer Hill St., Chsn.
I. o. OF aooD x£m:i>i,ars
Oband Lodge op MAssAOHoaETTa,
G. C. T., George A. Lee, 1S5 Bunker Hill s
-iCharlestoirn.
P. G. C. T., Chesley D. Corkum, 21 Corey, E
erett.
G. Coun., W. E. Thomas, Watertown.
G. V. T., Miss Ida F. Baker. Lynn.
a. S. J. W., Mrs. Annie L. Peugalley, 101 Cha
D. I. O. T.. Harry Woodward. East Saugus.
Next session in Bo.ston, first Wednesday in
April. 1917.
List of Lodges in Boston.
No. 2. Central, Walcott Hall, 32 Central sq., E.
B., 1st andiSd Monday.
No. 4. Commonwealth, 12 Huntington av., 2d
and 4th Wednesday.
No. 7. Naomi. 1234 Wash.. 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 9. Metropolitan, 1234 Wash., 1st, 3d and
.■ith Thursday.
No. IS. Helen Harper, 1042 Tremont, Wednes-
No. 33, Massachusetts, Roslindale, 2d Monday.
No. 6S. Home Circle, 149 Warren av., 2d and
4th Wednesday
No. 84. J. M. Ford.. Seamen's Bethel. Monday
No. 151. Wylie, 440 Tremont, Wednesday.
SONS OF XEIMPEKAIirOE
The annual session of the Grand Division of
Massachusetts is held in Boston on Patriots' Day,
April 19th.
OPPICER3 OF THE GBAND DIVISION OF MiBS.
G. W. p., James J. Leggett, Everett.
G. W. A., Mrs. Ella M. Rice, Cambridge.
G. Treas., George A. Smith. Box 267. Rockland.
G. Chap., Rev. John Mason, D.D.. New Bedford.
G. M., Alfred WilUams, Haverhill.
G. A. S., Miss Marion G. Simpson, Somerville.
G. D. M., Miss Inez L. Hathaway. New Bedford.
G. G.. Mrs. Hattie A. Westgate, Whitman.
G. Sent., Nathan Silverman, Worcester.
G. Mess., Walter Mathews, Lowell.
Chapel, Readv.
Old Bay State, No. 32, 1st Wednesday evening.
Tremont Temple.
Steadfast. No. 57, 1st and 3d Wednesday even-
ing. 214 Dudley. Rox.
Caledonia, No. 90, Saturday eve., 446 Tremont
War and Military Veteran Associations and Auxiliaries
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Co.
Headquarters. Faneuil Hall,
Officees Elected in June.
Captain, Major General Walter E. Lombard of
Arlington.
First Lieut.. Lieut. Thomas H. Ratigan of Dor-
Second Lieut. . Sergt. Joseph A. Gahm of Brook-
line.
Adjutant, Lieut Walter L Tougas of Boston
Needliam.
Asst. Paymaster and Clerk, Lieut. George H.
Allen, of Boston
Commissary. Oapt. Jacob Fottler of Boston.
Judge Advocate, Lieut. Augustus Andrews
Asst Surgeons, Dr. Charles O. Kepler, Dr. Wil-
liam P. Ripley.
Sergeant. Lieut. Edward P. Brook.
Sergts. of Infantry, Joseph A. Maynard of Rox-
bury, William J. Miller of Concord, Charles C
Rogers of Manchester, Albert E Carr of Rox-
bury, Charles H. Campbell of Chelsea, William
H. Hayes of Boston.
Sergts. of Artillery, Samuel H. Bartlett of Wal-
pole, Nathan SalUnger of Boston, Bion B.
Libby of Brookline, John M. Keyes of Concord.
Charles 8. Powell of Boston, T. W. Carman of
SprlngBeld
Military Order of Foreign W^ars ot the
U. S.
Massachusetts Oommandery.
Com., William A. Bancroft.
Sec., Allen Arnold. 85 Devonshire.
Registrar. Edward H. Eldredge.
Deputy Sec, Hugh Bancroft.
Oomuandert of the State op MASSACHnsEXTa.
Headquarters. Cadet Armory. Columbus av.
, Col. Charles F. Morse
Brig. Gen. Joab
2931, Boston,
Registrar, C, Peter Clark,
Treasurer, Lieut. Arthur B. Denny.
Chancellor, Lieut. Col. Willard D. Tripp.
Chaplain, Rev. Sidney B. Snow.
Council, Capt. Henry N. Coney, Lieut. Frank E.
Orcutt, Capt. Henry N. Blake, Henry W.
Dwight, William D. Eldredge.
Military Order of Span
ACHnsETTS COMl
Treas., Lieut, William L. Swan, 77 I
Registrar, Lieut. James O. IPorter,
erand Army of the Republic
National Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Com. Chief, Ellas R. Monfort.
Department of Massachusetts
Headquarters. 27 State House
Commander. pTancis E. Mole.
Senior Vice Commander, Daniel E. Denny, Wor-
Junior Vice Commander, Edwin P. Stanley, Man-
chester
Medical Director, John Gilbert. M.D., Fall River.
Chaplain, Seth M. Hall. Brockton.
Assistant Adj.-Gen. Philip A. Nordell. Brookline.
Asst. Quartermaster Gen., Wilfred A. Wetherbee,
Boston.
Inspector. Edward W. Streeter. Adams.
Judge Advocate. Hubert M. Coney. Ware
Chief Mustering Officer, Albert H. Haskins,
Adams.
Patriotic Instructor, Jefferson K. Cole, Peabody.
Chief of Staff, William L. Gage, South Braintree.
Department Ofllcers elected In April.
There are 203 Posts of the G. A. R. In this
Department, the officers of which are elected at
the first stated meeting In December.
The following Posts hold their meetings in
Boston;
No. 2. Dahlgren. 1st and 3(1 Wednesday. 409
W. Broadway. S. B.
No. 7. Charles Russell Lowell. Wednesday.
Grand Army Hall. 1151 Washington street.
WAR VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS AND AUXILIARIES
No. 11. Abraham Lincoln, 1st and 3d Tuesday,
G. A. R. Hall, 14 Green street, Chsn
No. 15. John A. Andrew, every Friday. G. A. R
Hall, 1151 Washington street. Arnaed Battal-
ion, Post 15, 2d and 4th Tuesday.
No. 21. Friedrich Hecker. 2d Tuesday, Tum-
140 Meridian street, E. B.
No. 26. Thomas G. Stevenson, 1st and 3d Mon-
day, Court House, S8 Roxbury street. Roxbury
Washington, 2d and 4th Friday, W.
The following Circles hold their meetings In
Boston :
No. 16. Wm. McKinley, 1st and 3d Friday
afternoons at GuUd Hall. 2374 Wash.. Rox.
No. 23. John A Andrew 2d and 4th Thursday
evenings at Post 15 Hall, 1151 Washington.
No. 26. Paul Revere. 1st Monday afternoon
and 3d Monday evening, Lithgow Hall, 618
Wash., Dor.
Grand Army Hall. 91 Park St., Dorchester.
No. 92. Francis Washburn, 1st and 3d Monday,
G. A. R. Hall, 319 Washington street, Brighton.
No. 113. B. W. Kinsley, 3d Wednesday, Black-
mar Hall, 506 Ford Building. Bowdoin cor.
Ashburton pi.
No. 121. Timothy Ingraham, 2d and 4th Tues-
„ .. „ . p^^^
every Thursday, 46
No. 149. Major G. L. Stearns, Wednesday. 332
Main street, Chsn.
No. 159. John A. Hawes. 1st and 3d Monday.
at John A. Hawes Post Hall, Maverick, cor.
Bremen, E. B.
No. 191. Gettysburg.
No.
and 4th Friday. 3
Relief Corps.
National Headquarters, Belleville, 111.
Nat. Pres., Mrs. Carrie Alexander Bahrenburg.
Department of Massachusetts Headquarters, 657
Washington, room 17.
Dept. Pres., Mrs. Annie P. Atwood, Whitman.
Senior Vice Pres., Mrs. S. Anna. Starkweather,
Pittsfleld.
Junior Vice Pres.. Mrs. Flora S. Chapln, Worces-
ter.
Sec. Mary E. Elliot, Somerville.
Treas., Fannie M. Jones, Somerville.
Chaplain, Mrs. M. Eunice ColUdge. Athol.
Inspector, Mrs, Mary B. Hyde, Fall River.
Counselor, Miss Susie F. Burton, Bridgewater.
Instituting and Installing OlHcer, Mrs. Ella P.
Long, Hyde Park.
Patriotic Instructor. Mrs. Rose K. Coy. Stone-
Press Correspondent, Mrs. Mabelle H. Smith,
Brighton
Department officers elected in April.
The following Corps hold their meetings in
Boston, officers of which are elected at the first
stated meeting in December:
No. 3. John A. Hawes. 2d and 4th Tuesday
evenings at John A. Hawes Post Hall, East
Boston.
No. 9. Geo. L. Stearns. 1st and 3d Monday
evenings, G. A. R. Hall, Hancock sq., Chsn.
No. 20. Dahlgren, 1st and 3d Tuesday evenings,
409 W. Broadway, rm. 9, S. B.
No. 23. Charles Russell Lowell. 2d and 4th
Monday evenings in G. A. R. Hall, 1151 Wash-
No. 35. Timothy Ingraham, 2d and 4th Tues-
day afternoons. Liberty Hall, Hyde Park.
No. 39. Abraham Lincoln, 2d and 4th Tuesday
evenings, G. A. R. Hall. 14 Green, Chsn.
No. 63. Thomas G. Stevenson, 1st and 3d Mon-
day afternoons. Court House, 88 Ro.ibury St.,
No. 07. Robert A. Bell, meets 1st and 3d Wed-
nasday evenings, G. A. R. Hall, 48 Joy street.
No. 68. Benj. Stone, jr., G. A. R. Hall, Park St..
Dor., 2d and 4th Tuesday afternoons.
No. 79. Francis Washburn. G. A. R. Hall,
Brighton, 1st and 3d Tuesday evenings.
No. 88. Frederick Hecker. 2152 Washington.
Rox., 2d and 4th Monday evenings.
No. 91. Washington. W. Fourth, cor. Dor-
chester, S. B., 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings.
No. 157. Boston. Thomas-st. schoolhouse, Ja-
maica Plain. 1st and 3d Friday evenings.
I^adies of the eran<l A.rmy of the
Xtepublie
Department of Massachusetts Headquarters, 620
River, Mattapan.
Pres., Mrs. Nellie R. Thomas, Cliftondale.
Sen. Vice Pres., Mrs. Elvira P. Veasey, Reading.
Jun. Vice Pres., Mrs. Frances C. Lhmell, Somer-
ville.
Sec., Mrs. Bessie W. Sebolt, W. Somv.
Treas., H, Maria Ward, East Lynn.
Chaplain, Mrs. Lillian E. Goodridge, Cambridge.
Inspector, Mrs. Hallie E. Whitney, Lowell.
Patriotic Inst.. Miss Nellie c:. Thomas, Clifton-
Press Cor.. Miss Mln<lnra Kennedy. Roxb\u-y.
loeiution Navul Veteiuua
1151 Washington.
Commander. Andrew Houghton.
Paymaster. Thomas Grinnell.
Sm-geon John Dixwell.
Secretary. George L. Almeder, 663 Adams, Dor,
Meets 2d and 4th Thursday,
Department of Massachusetts.
Headquarters, 630 Washington, Stoughton,
Commander. George W. Pratt.
Stoughton.
Deputy Commander, Henry W. Ayers, Everett.
Chaplain. Daniel W. Gould, Chelsea.
Quartermaster General, John D. Thompson, 29
Webster. Rockland.
Gen. Jos. Hooker Command, No. 9, 1151 Wash-
ual meeting In October.
Sona of Veterans, U. S. A.
National Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Com. Chief, Col. A. E. B. Stephens.
Massachusetts Division. Headqdakters. 15
Beacon. Room 38.
Commander. Rev. A. A. Bronsdon. Millers Falls.
Senior Vice Comdr., Milton B. Boody, Roxbury.
Junior Vice Comdr., Edgar W. Howland, Rock-
land.
Secretary, Henry F, Weiler, Melrose.
The following Camps hold their meetings In
Boston, officers of which are elected at the first
stated meeting in December.
No. S. W. H. Cudworth, 2d and 4th Friday,
G. A. R. HaU. 140 Meridian, E. B.
No. 9. Charles Russell Lowell, 1st and 3d Tues-
day, G. A. R. Hall, 1151 Washing-
No. 30. Lieut. Nathaniel Bowditch. 2d and 4th
Tuesday, G, A. R. Hall, 91 Park, Dor.
No. 46. Gen. Nelson A. Miles, 3d Tuesday,
Court House, 88 Roxbury st., Rox.
No. 51. Joseph Stedman, 2d Friday, 418 Poplar,
Ros.
No. 89. Joel D. Dudley. 1st and 3d Friday
following 1st Monday, G. A. R. Hall. Brighton.
No. 90. John F. Andrew, 4th Tuesday, 1151
Wash.
No. 98. Dahlgren, 1st and 3d Thursday, 409
W. Broadway. S. B.
No. 100. Abraham Lincoln, 2d and 4th Mon-
day, G. A. R. Hall, 14 Green, Chsn.
Vo. 145. Frederick Hecker. 2d and 4th Wed-
nesday. 1095 Tremont street.
UauKhters of Veterans, U, S. A.
National Headquarters, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nat. Pres., Miss Katharine R. A. Flood.
MASSAOHDSETTa DepAKTMENT.
Department President, Mrs. Nellie M. Goodman,
Roxbury.
Smith, Dorchester.
1 reao.. m.o. i.i».,i..o i.. Tucker, Medford.
Inspector. Mrs. Mabel H. Gooding. Somerville.
Patriotic Instructor, Agnes B. Barry, S. Boston.
Secretary, Anna Doyle, Roxbury.
Department oflScers elected In April.
WAR VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS—VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS
The following Tents Hold their meetings In
Boston:
No. 1. Mrs. John A. Andrew. G. A. R. Hall.
Park St.. Dor.. 1st and 3rd Wednesday.
No. 29. Mrs. Wihnon W. Blackmar. Court
House, 88 Roxbury St., 1st and 3d Thursday
"' "■ Betsey Ross, G. A. R. Hall.
— • " ■ • 4th Friday.
Jamaica Plain, 2d i
No. 3B. Lizabeth A.
and 4th Wednesday.
Wash., 2d
Son» of Veterans, Auxiliary, U. S. A..
National Headciuarters, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nat, Pres., Mrs. Libbie Meis.
Massachusetts Division, Headquarters, Marsh-
fleld.
President, Miss Lottie L. Ford, Marshfleld.
Vice President, Mrs. Mabelle M. Ham, Boston.
Treasurer, Mrs, Alice A, Pratt, Stoneham
Chaplain, Mrs. Harriett Young. Boston.
Inspector. Mrs. Lucy Goodspeed, Duxbury.
Installing Officer, Mrs, Emma Warren, Spring-
field
Patriotic Instructor, Mrs. Marie Hollis, South
Secretary, Mrs. Lizzie PlaveU. Marshfleld.
Chief of Staff, Mrs. Grace Howland, Rockland.
Pres. Cor.. Mrs. Blanche Fish, Somerville
Judge Advocate, C. C. McNaught, Millbrook,
The following auxiliaries hold their meetings
in Boston.
No. 8. Abraham Lincoln. 1st and 3d Wednesday,
G. A. R. Hall, 14 Green, Chsn
No. 51. Joseph Stedman, 2d Friday, 418 Poplar,
Ros.
Spauish War Veterans
National Headquarters, St. Louis, Mo
Next National Encampment, Aug. 1910.
Com. Chief, Lucius C. Dyer.
Department of Massachusetts,
Annual Election, April 19th
Headquarters, 41 City Hall.
Dept. Commander. John J. Linehan, Lynn.
Dept. Chief of Staff. Robert H. Knight, Pittsfleld.
Dept, Adjutant, P. J. Mullane. Charlestown.
Dept. Quartermaster. George P. Field. So.
Dept. Inspector, John A. Bussell, Rox.
Dept. Judge Advocate, Alfred B. Jones. Lynn.
Dept. Surgeon, Edwin D. Towle, Salem.
Dept. Chaplain, Rev, Wm. F. Dusseault, Lynn.
Dept. Marshal, ,Ieremiah J. Shea, Springtteld.
Dept. Historian. John C. Barrett, Somerville,
Dept. Patriotic Instructor, Edwin D, Woodbridge
The following Camps hold theh- meetings in
Boston :
No. 1. Geo. J, Whitten, 1st and 3d Monday
1151 Wash.
No. 3. Major P. J. Grady, 1st and 3d Friday.
G. A. R. Hall, E. Boston.
No. 4. Major M. J. O'Connor, 1st and ."nl
Thursday, Dorchester and W, Fourth sts..
South Boston. _
No. 0. Ensign Worth Bagley, 2d and 4th Fri-
day, Roughan Hall, 16 City sq., Chsn.
No. 13. Roxbury, 2d and 4th Friday, 1101 Tre-
No, 14,' Col'. Fred B. Began, 1st and 3d Wed-
nesday, 38 Cross, Chsn.
No. 18. Capt. John Drum, 1st and 3d Friday,
694 Wash.
No. 23. Roger Wolcott, 2d and 4th Friday, 214
Dudley, Rox.
No. 27. Edward N. Cunningham, 1st and 3d
Thursday, after 1st Monday, G. A. R. Hall.
Washlnctton St., Br.
No. 34. John Cleary, 1st and 3d Friday,
Liberty HaU, 1203 River, Hyde Park.
No. 38. Bunker Hul, 2d and 4th Thursday, 28
Union, Ohsn.
No. 53. John E. RUey, 1st and 3d Wednesday,
Dorsey Hall, 456 Tremont.
Auxiliary to XTnlted Spanish War
Veterans
Department of Massachusetts.
Headquarters, 146 Oxford, Cambridge.
Dept. Pres. , Edith W, Lindh, Cambridge.
Dept. Sr. V. Pres.. LilUan Cook, Charlestown.
Dept. Jr. V. Pres., May D. KeUy, E. Boston.
Dept. Sec., Rena E, Jenkins, Charlestown.
Dept. Treas.. B. Maud Dugan. AUston.
Dept. Chaplam, Rae Blair, Dorchester.
Dept. Judge Advocate. Adelaide Castegnato.
Dept. Instituting and Installing Officer, MoUie
Reardon, Lawrence.
Dept. Patriotic Instructor, Jemiie R. Dix. Lynn.
No. 1. Alice C
Armory Hall. E. B.
No. 2. Catherine L. Crane, 1st and 3d Thursday.
11 65 Tremont, Rox.
No. 4. Mary E. Bogan, 2d and 4th Mondays,
38 Cross, Chsn.
Adelaide Worth Bagley. 1st and 3d
No.
214 Dudley, Rox.
lo 29. George J. Whitten. last week day of t
month. Whitten Hall, 5 Ruggles, Rox.
VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS
I a. WUUams, Adju
Light Infantry Veteran Corps. Meets
_ _ juth Armory, A. Otis Chamberlin, Com-
mander; Capt. Conrad M. Gerlach, Sen. Vice
Commander; Capt. Albert L. Kendall. Ju
Vice Commander; Color Sergt. James Walker,
jr.. Adjutant, 79 MUk; Sergt, Edward S, Eaton,
Paymaster.
British Naval and Military Veterans' Asso-
elation of Mass. Incorporated. 5Parksq..
John R. Smith, pres.; Reginald K. Famell.
treas.; George Stephens, fin. sec; Thomas T.
Stokes, sec, 5 Park sq.
Charlestown Artillery Veteran Association.
John W. Rose, pres., treas. and cor. sec, 32
Blue Hill av.. Rox.
100 Federal.
Flfty-Nlntb Mass. Beglment Association.
James F. Flynn, pres.; Chas. P. Battelle, sec.
Custom House, Boston.
Firty-Slitb Mass. Regiment Association.
First Mass. Heavy Artillery
65). Charles H. Masury
George W. Lewis, trea
W. J. Mansfleld. sec, i
(Veterans 1861-
Danvers, Mass.;
Melrose Highlands;
Pleasant, Wakefield,
First Mass. Vol. Cavalry Association. Charles
Blller, pres.. Roxbury; James L. Robinson, sec.
and treas.. 193 N. Main, Brockton.
First Regiment Mass. Vol. Infantry Veteran
Assn. George S. Campbell, pres,; L. Edward
Jenkins, sec, 78 Lexington. E. B.; Sergt. Har-
rison Whittemore. treas., 37 Brent, Dor.
First Regiment Mass. Vol. Mllltia Veterans.
1151 Wash., Alvin R, Morgan, commander;
Henry O. " " ' '
Parker Brown .
and treas.. Lunenburg, Mass.
. and treas.. 324 Wash.
Regiment Assn
Forty-Fourtb 1
Samuel May. jr.. pres.; inii-at-i- r. ru
sec, 14 Library. Revere; F, G. Webster,
136
VETERAN ASSOCIATIONS — PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Association. 1151 Wash-
Myrick, com.; Capt.
Capt. George F. Ur-
I'orti'-Second Mass. Reelment Association.
Jotn A. Page. pres. ; Daniel L. Weymouth.
sec; Ellery C. Crocker, treas., Medfleld.
Forty-Tblrd Mass. Regiment Association.
George E, Curtis, ores.; Thomas R. Apple-
ton, treas.; Luther W. Bixby, sec., 2817 Wash.,
Boxbury.
Fourteenth Mass. Battery Association.
, pres.; E. D. Sanboru, vice pres,; Andrew
J. Alexander, sec. and treas.. Soldiers' Home,
Chelsea
Fusilier Vetera
Ington, Maj. J. W. H.
John P. Murray, treas . __. .
ling, sec., 74 Atlantic, WInthrc
German Veteran Society. Hoadciuarters. 1095
Tremont, Rox., B. J. Arntz, captain; John
Koelsch, first lieut.; Max Lenz, sergt-major
and sec., 71 Woodrow av., Dor.; Adolph Schultz
treas.
Booker Association. Gen. Walter E. Lom-
bard, pres.; Frank L. McPherson, treas.; Lieut.
Henry J. Bardwell, sec. 453 Mass. av. Ros.
Mass. Assn. of Minute Men of 1861. Charles
E. Winslow. commander; Edward F. Chand-
ler, quartermaster, 124 Walnut, Somerville;
James H. Griggs, adjt. and sec, 48 Pinckney,
Somerville.
"Mass. Assn. of I'nion Ei-Prisoners of War.
Dennis F. Linnehan, comniander. Custom
House, Boston; James H. Griggs, adjt., 4S
Pinckney St., Somerville.
Ninth Regiment Association. 1151 Wash..
Capt. John W. Mahoney. comm.inder: John C.
Driscoll, quartermaster: David J. Crieason,
adjutant, 1458 Tremont. Rox
Old Guard of Massachusetts. Capt. Herbert
P. Staples, commander; Capt. A. G. Reynolds,
adj.. 101 Milk, 5th floor; Lieut. Geo H.. Wash-
bm-n. quartermaster
Pierce Light Guard Veteran Association (7th
Co., C. A. C), M. V. M.. South State Armory.
Capt. Arthur Wentworth Burton, pres., 371
Harvard, Cambridge; 1st Lieut. Frank R.
McCullagh, treas., 314 Warren, Rox.; 1st
Sergt. Edward Oscar Risem, sec, 15 Lansing,
Rox.
Roanoke Association. Meets Feb. 8th. Rich-
ard H. Jackson, pres.; , sec; Thomas
Swasey, quartermaster, Marblehead.
Roxbury City Guard Veteran Association
" ■ C.). Municipal bldg., Rox-
Thlrd Mass. Cavalry Assn. William B. Cor-
thell, pres.. 120 Shute, Everett; Oscar A. Rice,
treas., 71 Marion, E. B.; John A. Sale, sec,
Rockland, Mass.
19 Milk, Boston.
treas^ 294 Devonshire; Frank E. Orvutt,
143 ifpham, Melrose, Mass,
ris P. Webster, pres.
Thirty-Second Mass. Regiment Assn. Fran-
and treas., 108 North, Hingha
Cegiment
Alfred A
Lincoln, sec.
vice pres.; Albert C. Stacy,
Groveland.
Tigers Veteran Association (ad Co., C. A. C).
A. Otis Ohamberlln, commander, 41 Amory.
Cambridge; Sergt. Edward S. Eaton, pay-
master, 28 School ; Color Sergt. James Walker,
jr., adjutant, 79 Milk
ntleth Mass. Regiment Assn. Charles
Newell, pres., 10 Ball, Rox.; Levi Whlt-
nb. vice pres.; C. J. Greier, sec, and treas.
Worcester.
Twenty Fourth Regir
Charles tt, Amory,
Twenty-Ninth Mass. Regiment Assn. Fran-
cis M. Kingman, pres., E. Bridgewater; J. O.
Willy, treas., Lynn; Henry E. Stewart, sec.
Soldiers' Home, Chelsea.
Twenty-Second Mass. Regiment Association.
Gforge H. Ackerman. pres,; Eben W, Pike,
■ " -)lk.
; Norfolk. Cambridge .
bur;
John
'eteran Assn. of the Independent Corps of
Cadets. Headquarters Cadet Armory. Francis
Henry Appleton. pres.; Charles
first vice pres,; Edward N. Fenno
ores.; Charles E. Loud,
Codman.
acond vice
McDonald E.
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
It.A.1JeiIXl:KS OP THE A-MT^RlCA-fl
KEVoiiUxioar
National Society Headquarters,
Memorial Continental Hall, Washington. D. O.
President^General. Mrs. William Cummlng
Story.
massachuselts State Officers
Headquarters, 585 Boylston.
Regent. Mrs. Frank B. Ellison, Belmont.
Vice-Regent. Mrs, Franklin P. Shumway of Mel-
Ohaplain, Mrs. Charles W. Sprague. 72 Brent.
Dor.
Rec, Secretary, Miss Isabel W. Gordon, 35 AVhit-
raan rd.. Worcester
Cor, Secretary. Mrs, Emma H. Copeland.
CambridK-
Treasurer. Mrs. George Minot Baker, Concord.
Historian. Mrs, Charles B. Meserve, Newton
Asst, Historian, Mrs, H, E, Wilson, Pittsfleld,
Registrar, Miss Mary I, Howe. Lowell
Auditor. Mrs, Alma P, Brown. Fall River,
Asst, Auditor, Miss Julia T, Peavey, Lowell,
Parliamentarian. Mrs. George W. Pfelffer. Allston
CHAPTEaa IN BOSTON
Boston Tea Party, Boston. Meets 3d Tues-
day In each month
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Alta Nevons, Medford
Treasurer, Mrs, Mary G. Bunton, Hyde Park,
Registrar, Miss Annie S, Head, Brookline.
Hlstorlaa Mrs. Isadore P. Baxter, E. Milton.
Honker Hill, Boston. Meets 3d Thursdays
October to May. inclusive.
Regent. Mrs. George H. Newcomb, Woburn
Vice-Regent, Mrs, Anabplla Plaisted, Everett
Rec, Secretary. Mrs. Charles H. Johnson, IS
^ . V.,.,.... V-. , ..^.s, Percy J, Holmes, Somerville.
Registrar. Miss Emily Glldden, Oharlestown,
Historian, Mrs. A, Lincoln Bowles, Roslindale,
Colonel Thomas Gardner, Allston. Meets
17th of each month from October to May In-
clusive. ^
Regent. Miss Emma S. Coblelgh, Allston.
Vice-Regent, Mrs. Amos D. Baker, Allston.
Rec Secretary, Miss Nancy H, Harris, 37 Saun-
ders, Allston.
Treasurer. Miss Nellie Hancock. Hudson.
Registrar. Miss A. Gertrude Snow, Allston.
Historian, Miss Marian Ellsworth, Allston.
Committee of Safety, Boston. Meets Satur-
day, once a month.
Regent. Mrs. Hattie H. Wagner. Dor,
Vice-Regen«. Mrs. Marion B. Thompson. Win-
chester.
Rec, Secretary, Mrs. Lucy Brown Littlehale, 63
Gushing av.. Dor.
Treasurer. Miss Amy G. Littlehale. Dor.
Registrar. Mrs. Grace O. Bartlett, Boston.
Historian, Mrs. Eoline V. Rogers, Dor.
Franklin, Boston. Meets 3d Wednesday In
each month.
Regent. Miss Hattie A, Wilkins. Newton Centre
Vice-Regent, Mrs. George O. Brooks, Boston,
Rec, Secretary, Mrs. D. S. Monroe, 38 Paul Gore,
J. P.
Historian, Miss Clara M. Fowler, Boston
General Benjamin Lincoln, East Boston.
Meets 3d Monday in each month.
Ruspnt . Mr.s. J.ihn R. Story. Melrose
Ai,-t--Rf..-."it'j Mrs. E. lO. Kenney, Dor., Miss
! ur\ I: I;. I, 111', E. Boston
l;. -Mi.ss C, Agnes Godbold, 150
'li.irles F, Drew, E, Boston
rge E, Anderson, E, Boston
hi^.jhen F. Oai'dn
PATRIOTIC SOCIETIES
Hamphrey and Spragu
4th Tuesday in each moiun, (_Kiuoer lo june
inclusive.
Regent. Miss Gertrude Hudson. Wlnthrop.
Vice-Regent. Miss Elizabeth E. Hewitt, Walt-
Eec. Secretary. Mrs. Edwin S. Price. 115 Summit
av.. Wlnthrop.
Treasurer. Mrs. Augustus Sparhawk. Boston.
Registrar. Miss Ada H. Morse. Brookline.
Historian. Miss Ethel Downer. Brookline.
John Adams, Boston. Meets 4th Friday in
each month, September to May.
Regent. Mrs. Charles D. Holmes, Brookline
Vice-Regent. Mrs. Edgar B. Ouyer, Dorolioslcr
Rec. Secretary. Mrs. Maria F. K.inkinp. .56
Dwight.
Treasurer. Mrs. Henry D. "W. Morris, Dorchester
Registrar,. Mrs. Leonard J. ScUuler. West Rox-
bury.
Historian, Miss Marianna P. Smith. Brookline.
John Hancock, Boston. Meets 3d Tuesday
in each month. October to May inclusive.
Regent. Mrs. Herbert W. Drew. Newton High-
lands.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. Augustus A. Fales. Chsn.
Rec. Secretary. Mrs. Mary B. Alland. 75 Wel-
lington Hill St. Dor.
Treasurer, Mrs. Addison McGarrett. Dor.
Registrar. Mjss Jessie F. Emery. Rox.
Historian, Mrs. William H. Preble. Somerville.
John Pan! Jones, Boston. Meets 2d Wed-
nesday of each jnonth.
Regent. Mrs. Frederick C. Parchert. Brookline.
Vice-Regont. Mrs. Lue S. Wadsworth. Boston.
Registrar. Mrs. O. E. Corkran. Boston.
Historian. Miss Marion Howard Brazier. Boston.
Hary Draper, West Boibury. Meets 2d
Saturday in the month. October to May in-
clusive.
Regent. Mrs. A. C. Jordan, West Rox.
Vice-Regent, Mrs. Walter Newell.
Rec. Secretary. Mrs. WilUara C
Goodnough. West Rox.
Coleman. 97
Clement i
Treasurer, Mre.
Registrar Mrs. Charles T. Hauer, .Jamaica I'lam.
Historian. Miss Abble M. Lovejoy. West Roxbury
HInnte Men, Boston. Meets 4th Friday.
October to May Inclusive.
Regent. Mrs. Ralph M. Kirtland. Maiden.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. Wm. L. Fox. Wlnthrop.
Rec. Secretary. Mrs. George O. Kent, 108 Almont,
Wlnthrop.
Treasurer. Mrs. Hugh B. McKay. Revere.
Registrar. Miss Lillian B. Mathewson. Maiden.
each month.
Regent, Mrs. Edward E. Synge. Brookline.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. Joseph B. Brown, Brookline.
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Truman D. Hayes. 15 Park
av.. Cambridge.
Treasurer. Mrs. Edith L. Wilson. Camb.
Registrar. Mrs. Chas. L. Adams. Boston.
Historian. Mrs. Roscoe H. Chesley. Camb
Old Blake Bouse. Dorchester. Meets 3d
Wednesday of each month.
Regent. Mrs. William B. Rand. Dorchester
1st Vice-Regent, Mrs. Herbert M. Watson. Mat-
tapan.
2d vTce-Reeent. Mrs. W. B. B. Child. Mattapan.
Rec. Secretary, Miss Marion G. Earle. 39 Whit-
Treasurer. Miss Alice M. Talbot, Dorchester.
Registrar. Mrs. Alexander Stockwell. Dorchester.
Historian. Mrs. Carrie M. Weis. Mattapan.
Old Boston, Boston. Meets 1st Wednesday
in month. October to May.
Regent. Mrs. Rosina R. Page. Arlington.
Vice-Regent. Dr. Clara E. Gary. Boston.
Rec. Secretary. Miss Mary Mossman, 1616 Blue
Hill av., Mattapan.
Treasurer. Mrs. Adah F. Kendall. WoUaston.
Registrar. Mrs. Fannie H. Wilkins. Newtonville.
Historian. Mrs. Abbie Earl Sims, Saugus.
Old North, Boston. Meets 4th Friday. Oc-
tober to May inclusive.
Regent, Mrs. Ellen S. Perry, N. Wilmington.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. Thomas Guthrie. Roxbury.
Safford, 23Clark-
. Grace G. Giles, Weston.
Registrar. Mrs William C. Bowditch, Dorchester,
Historian. Mrs. Adam S. Stiger, Watertown
Old South, Boston. Meets 2d Monday in
month.
Regent. Mrs. Chas. H. Stevens. Dorchester.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. F. A. Williams. Boston.
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Grace Shaw Wilder, 24
Botolph. Melrose Hlds
Historian. Mrs, Louise C, Perry. Dor
Order of Patriot Da
clerk, 1011 Bu>lsti.ii; Emily A. !Siimv, Ir.a.s.
Paul Revere, Boston. Meets 1st Thursday In
the month. October to May. inclusive.
Hogisli-ar. Miss Jtssi,- Kishcr. Newton.
Historian, Miss Ethel G Gould, Chelsea.
Warren and Preseott, Boston. Meets 1st
Saturday in the month from November to
April, inclusive.
Regent, Mrs. George H. Hobson, Brookline.
Vice-Regent. Mrs. John H. Morrison. Boston.
Rec. Secretary. Mrs. David S. Penhallow. 4S3
Beacon, Boston.
Treasurer, Mrs. Leslie O. Wead. Brookline.
Registrar. Mrs. Elisha D. Bangs. Boston.
Historian. Mrs. Charles F Batchelder, Cambridge
DAUGHTERS OF THE REVOLUTION.
MASS. SOCIETY OF THE ORDER OF THE
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS OF AMER-
ICA.
Governor, Arthur C. Walworth.
Treasurer, Francis L. Coolidge.
Secretary, Herbert M. Leland, 10 Post Office
Square. Boston.
MASS. SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
Cadet Armory, society meetmg July fourth,
committee meetings first Thursday of March
and November. Winslow Warren, pres.; Ho-
ratio Lamb, vice pres. : Robert n
David G. Haskins. jr..
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN WARS IN THE
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
SETTS.
Commander. Edwin Sanford Crandon.
Trea-iurnr. Alvin R. Bailey
Recorder. John H. Westfall. Box 1. Allston.
10 Tremont. rm. 25
MASS. SOCIETY COLONIAL DAMES OF
AMERICA.
President. Mrs. Barrett Wendell.
Vice Presidents, Mrs. WilUam G. Farlow, Mrs.
Henry Parkman. Mrs. Robert S. Russell.
Rec. Secretary, Mrs. Frances T. Bowles
Cor. Seeretarv, Mrs, Samuel Hoar, Concord, Mass
Treasurer. Mrs. Charles Linzee Tilden.
Registrar. Mrs. Charles K. Bolton.
Historian. Mrs. Chas. A. Coolidge.
Genealogist. Miss Idelle Keyes.
Allston.
SOCIETY OF COLONIAL WARS IN MASS.
Gov. J. Grafton Minot.
Walter K. Watklns.
Registrar. Paul "M. Hubbard
Historian. Boylston A. Beal.
Chaplain. Rt. Rev. William Lawrence.
SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION,
MASS. SOCIETY. 73 Tremont, rm. 439.
President. Frank E. Woodward, Wellesley Hills.
Treasurer, Charles M. Green, M. D.
Secretary. Herbert W. Kimball.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION IN THE COM-
MONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
President. Edmund Hawes Talbot.
rm. 45.
SPANISH- AMERICAN WAR NURSES,
ROGER WOLCOTT CAMP. 839 Boylston.
Secretary, Dr. Laura A. C. Hughes, n.S Huntirg-
Chairmau and T.easuror, Jennie U. Dix.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE FEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
585 Boylston.
President, Mrs. George W. Perkins. Boston.
Clerli. Mrs. Frank B. Hawley, Cambridge.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Arthur W. Lane, 7 Williston, Au-
bumdale.
i-eas.. Mrs. .. ,
Gen. Fed. Sec., Mrs. Donald
Pres., Miss Ethel M. Peirce. Dor.
Vice Pres., Miss Margaret S. Mansfield, Dor.
Treas.. Miss J
F. Ballou, bo
Meets at different times at Head-
quarters, 17 Tremont,
Pres.. Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw, Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Chas. G. Ames. Boston.
Rec. Sec, Miss Eleanor O'Brien, Chestnut Hill.
Treas., Mrs. Clara B. Beatley, Roxbury.
Brighton and Allston Equal Suffrage Assn.,
Brighton. Meets monthly, second Thursday,
2.30 P.M., Allston HaU, 138 Brighton av.. Alls.
Pres., Mrs. William H. Boss, Alls.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Pauline Nelson Hartstone.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Clara E. Ellis, Br.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. F. E. DowUng, 4 Webster St..
Allston.
Treas., Mrs. John E. Madison, Alls.
Brightelmstone, Brighton. Meets first and
third Mondays, 2.30 p.m., Brightelmstone Club
House
Pres., Mrs. Charles H. Woodbury, Alls.
Vice Pres., Mrs. W. Henry Alline, Boston.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Henry S. Dawson, Auburndale.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Frank O. Davis, 55 Brentwood
St., Alls.
Treas., Mrs. Emily J. Burbank, Alls.
Business League, Boston. Meets monthly 2d
Tuesdays, 3 p.m., 585 Boylston.
Pres., Mrs Isabella A. Potter, Brookline.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Evelyn M. Stillings, Boston.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Grace L. Porter, 8 Cumberland.
Boston.
Treas., Mrs. Arvilla Lecount Bates, Melrose.
Chromatic, Boston. Meets fortnightly, Tues-
days, H A.M., Hotel Tuileries.
Pres., Mrs. A. Julian Rowan, Belmont.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Minnie Little Longley, Boston.
Rec. Sec, Miss Winnetta Lamson, 217 Babcock,
Brookline.
Asst. Sec, Mrs. Chas. H. Flood, Brookline.
City Federation, Boston. Meets, Executive
Board monthly. Delegate meetings upon call.
Annual meetings in April.
Pres.. Mrs. George W. Perkins, Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Julius Ardrews, Brookline.
Rec. Sec, Dr. Agnes C. Vietor.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. O, F. Gettemy, 43 Roslin, Dor.
Treas., Miss Marion C. Nichols, Boston.
Civic Club of Ward Seven. Meets monthly
Wednesdays. Occasional reunions, Barnard
Memorial. Annual meeting in February.
Pres.. Mrs. Charles Park.
Vice Pres., Miss Margaret McKinnon, Boston.
Sec, Miss Laura Leavitt, 68 Warrenton St.
Treas., Mrs, Mary F. Forsander, Boston.
Civic Club of Ward Nineteen, Boibury.
Meets monthly, third Wednesday, 7.45 p.m.,
1049 Columbus av., Rox.
Pres., Mrs. Louis Prang, Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Georgia Warren, Rox.
Rec. Sec, Miss Wilhehnina DaUas, 1001 High-
land av., Rox.
Treas., Miss Agnes Howard, Rox.
Clifton Literary, Dorchester. Meets month-
ly third Thursday, 2 p.m., homes of members.
Pres.. Mrs. Harry R. Terhune, WoUaston.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. William Koppel, Dor.
Wollaston.
Treas , Mrs George J. Warren. Dor.
Congenial. Meets monthly, first Monday, Bos-
ton.
Pres., Helena M. Low.lGreenwood.
Vice Pres., Miss Christine Jackson, Boston
Sec, Miss Christie Jennings, Wtnthrop.
Treas., Miss Bernice Woodcock, Winthrop.
Council of Jewish Women. Meets first Sat-
urday and third Monday, Temple Israel.
Pres., Mrs Charles E. Wyzanski, Brookline.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. E. VanNoorden, Brookline.
Rec Sec, Imogene Morse, Brighton.
Cor. Sec. Miss Anna Pelonsky, 8 Egremont rd,
Br.
Treas.,lMrs.!I. K.JE.jPrager, Allston.
Pres., Mrs. B. D. Weeks. H. P.
Vice Pros., Mrs. Charles F. HiU, H. P.
Rec. Sec. Mrs. Edward K. Ellis, H. P.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. W. W. Petrie, 31 Pleasant, H. P.
Treas., Mrs. Harry A. Collins, H. P.
Current Topics, Dorchester. Meets first and
third Tuesdays, 2 p.m., homes of members.
Pres., H. A. Dodge, W. Newton.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Etta B. Morris, Dor.
Rec Sec, Mrs. Lucy P. Hersey, Dor.
Cor Sec , Mrs EUza H. Eaton, 1095 Blu3 Hill av..
Dor.
Treas., Mrs. Minnie B. Stone, Hyde Park.
Daughters of Maine. Meets monthly. Fri-
days. 2 P.M., homes of members.
Pres., Mrs. George W. Young, Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Lucy A. Stockbridge, Br.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Bessie Lowell, Camb.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Charles G. Pratt. 160 Strathmoro
rd., Br.
Treas., Mrs. Frank H. Holden, North Acton.
Daughters of Maine, Dorchester. Meets
monthly, fourth Thursday, 2 p.m., Dorchester
Women's Club House.
Pres.. Mrs. James H. Flint, Weymouth.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Warren S. Perkins, Wakefield.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. John Clair Minot, Watertown.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. George H. Guard. 372 Cornell.
Hlds.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Arthur B. Corthell, Winchester.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Raymond G. Laird, 22 Rockview.
J. P.
Treas.. Mrs. Edward Rugg, Reading.
Ex Club. Meets four times a year.
Pres., Mrs. Anna D. West. Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. May Alden Ward. Boston.
Rec Sec, Mrs. Emory D. Leighton, Meador rd..
Everett.
Treas., Mrs. Mary E. Mason, Hyde Park.
Ei-Club of New Hampshire Daughters.
Meets annually.
Pres., Mrs. Nellie E. Terhune, Boston
Vice Pres., Mrs. Florence W. Cadieu, Everett.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Ella S. Bean, Medford.
Historian, Mrs. Ida J. Balcom. Nashua, N. H.
Treas., Mrs. Emma O. PhUbrick, Dorchester.
Ei-Begents (D. 4. E.). Meets three times a
Treas., Mrs. W. Henry AUine, Boston.
Fathers and Mothers. Meets first and third
Tuesdays, at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.
Pres., Mrs. Mary Pamela Rice.
Vice Pres., Rev. Woodman Bradbury, Camb.
Rec. Sec, Miss Jessie M. Wilkinson, Brookline.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. A. Dudley Dowd, 30 Berwick rd.,
Newton Centre.
Treas., Everett W. Lord, Boston.
Greater Boston Women's Auxiliary to the
Railway Mall Assn. Meets second and
fourth Thursdays, 2.30 p.m., 30 Huntington av.
Pres., Mrs. P. T. McCarty, Watertown.
Vice Pres., Mrs. J. T. Barker, Melrose.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. J. F. Karcher, Br.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. H. S. Kilcup, 314 Faneuil, Br.
Treas., Mrs, W. E. Rice, Hyde Park.
Half Century, Dorchester. Meets monthLv.
second Tuesdays. 2.30 p.m., homes of members.
Pres., Mrs, Mary R. P. Hatch, Rox.
'" " " " " Woodbury, Newton.
Vice Pre
Rec Sec, Mrs. J. E. Hamilton, Brookline.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. J. L. Stoddard, 637 Dudley. Dor.
Treas., Mrs. W. B. Rend. Dor.
Harvard Women's Club of Boston, Inc.
Meets first Thursday, 2.30 p.m.. Hotel Ven-
rd. Br.
Treas.. Mrs. Prank W. Ballou, Camb.
Home Club, East Boston. Meets first and
third Tuesday, 7.45 p.m.. Central Hall. E. B.
Pres.. Mrs. Herbert L. Cooke, E. B.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Edmund A. Rice, E. Boston.
Rec. Sec, Miss Ellen B. Tomlinson, E. B.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Frederick T. Manson, 112 Bays-
Treas., Mrs. George C. Anderson, E. Boston.
MASSACHUSETTS STATE FEDEBATION OF WOMEN S CLUBS
Jamaica Plain Tuesday, Jamaica
' sday. 3 p.m., EUot ~ '
i W. Carter. J. P.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Arthur P. Perry, J. P,
Eec, Sec. , Mrs. Henry B. Sears, J. P.
Cor. Sec., Miss Jean W. Swain. 24 Myrtle, J. P.
Treas., Mrs. Albert W. Goodnow, J. P.
Junior Charity. Meets third Tuesday, 2.30
P.M., Laughton Studio.
Pres., Miss Mabel Paul, Winthrop Highlands.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Chas. L. Purinton, Brookline.
Rec. Sec, Miss Olive Bell, NewtonvUle.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Arthur G. Jones, 132 Pleasant,
Brookline.
Treas., Miss Florence Bunting, Winchester.
Ladles' Aid Assn. of the Soldiers' Home In
Mass. Meets first Thursday, 2 p.m., 177
Himtington av.
Pres., Mrs. Lue Stewart Wadsworth, Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Austin C. WeUington, Camb.
Rec. Sec. Mi-s. Edward Leighton, Worcester.
Cor. Sec. Mrs. Francis Lovejoy, Box 566, .\ycr.
Treas., Mrs. Ozias Clapp, Chelsea.
Hall, Tremont Temple.
Pres., Dr. Adelaide N. Abbott, S. Boston,
Vice Pres., Mrs. F. E. Wilson, Everett,
Rec. Sec, Dr. Lillian G. Perry, Cambridge.
Oor. Sec, Mrs. Frances L. Blake, 54 Sydney, Dor.
Treas., Miss Eva M. Barker. Dorchester.
Pllgrlr
Dorchester.
Dor.
Ilgrl
nightly, Mondays,
Dor.
Pres., Mrs. Solomon Townsend, Ji
Vice Pres., Mrs. A. R. Foster, Dor.
Rec. Sec. Mrs. George J. Warren, Dor.
Cor. Sec, Miss Lillian F. Chandler, 460 Colu
rd.. Dor.
Treas., Mrs. O. P. Creamer, Dor.
Plaza Hotel.
Pres., Mrs. Barbara Galpin, Somerville.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Richard Hamlin Jones, Newton,
Rec. Sec, Dr. G. Maude Hough. Boston.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Mary-Abby Procter, 15 Haviland,
Boston.
Troas., Dr. Eliza B. Vahill, Boston.
Rosllndale Community. Meets first and third
Tuesdays, 2.30 p.m.. Congregational Church,
Ros.
Pres., Mrs. Geo. S. Kramer. Ros.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. William Muir, Ros.
Rec Sec, Mrs. William G. Kinnear. Ros.
Cor. Sec. Mrs. John C. Brodhead, 38]MoutcIair
av, Ros.
Treas., Miss Stella O. Libby, J. P,
Meets first and third
.._ , . .1 Warren, Rox.
Pres., Mrs. John W. Sanborn, Rox.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. Melville C. Freeman, Rox,
Roc. Sec, Mrs. Edwin E. Kidder, Dor.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Holmes E. Bruyere, 31 Braiuerd
Pres., Mrs. Carolyn E. Bell, Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. George H. Guest, Melrose.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Ina F. Main, Quincy.
Cor. Sec. Mrs. Jane C. Tarr. 69 Paul Gore, J. P.
Treas.. Miss Carrie J. Littlefleld. Rox.
Mass. State Nurses Assn. Meets three times
Pres.. Miss Sarah E. Parsons, Mass Gen Hospi-
Ruskln. Meets second and fourth Mondaj's,
3 p.m.. Lecture Hall, Boston Public Library.
Pres.. Miss LUla E. Kelley, Dor.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. Emma Gibbs Whitney, Camb.
Rec Sec, Mrs. Luraine E. Gerrish. Boston.
Oor. Sec, Mrs. Minnie M. Soule, 9 Leamington
Treas., Mrs. Clarissa Sears Blackmer, Rox.
Memorial Hospital, Worceste
2d Vice Pres., Miss Mary A. Myers. R. N., Long
Island Hospital, Boston Harbor.
Rec. Sec, Miss Julia A. Smith, R. N., Union Hos-
pital, Lynn.
Cor. Sec, Miss M. E P. Davis, R. N., 21 Walnut
av., Norwood.
Treas., Miss Esther Dart, R. N., Stillman In-
firmary, Cambridge.
Historian, Miss Mary M. Riddle, R. N.. Newton
Hospital, Newton Lower Falls.
Hattapanock Woman's, South Boston.
Meets first apd third Saturdays, 2.30 p.m..
Vice Pres.. Miss Clara L. Stuart, S. Boston.
Rec. Sec. Miss Ethelind Stuart. S. Boston.
Cor. Sec. Miss Kate A. CooUdge. 65 G. S. B.
Treas.. Mrs. Frances A. Means, S. Boston.
New England Wheaton. Meets second Satur-
day. October to March, 2 p.m.. Hotel Vendome.
Pres., Mrs. Herbert C. Joyner, Cambridge.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Elbert Murdoch. Boston.
Rec. Sec, Miss Julia A. Butler, Newtonville.
Oor. Sec, Mrs. Chas. Capon, 2 Hancock, Boston.
Treas., Mrs. H. M. Jones, Kingston.
New England Women's. Meets every Mon-
day, 3 P.M., 585 Joylston.
Pres., Mrs. Mary -
, .„., „ Ladd. Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Mary Alden Ward, Boston.
Rec Sec, Mrs. Charles A. WooUey. 5 Fells rd.
Winchester.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Silas Folger, 29 Summit rd, Mcd-
ford.
Treas., Mrs. Addie R. Bradbury, Waltham.
New England Womeh's Press Assn. Meets
first and third Wednesday, 3 p.m.. Hotel Belle-
Vice Pres.. Mrs. Lulu S. Upham, Newton.
Rec. Sec, Miss Isabel Loughlin, J. P.
Cor. Sec, Ml-s. Alfred T. Waite. Cambridge.
Treas., Miss Grace M. Burt, Neivton.
Cor Sec, Mrs. Lena ^.. ....^..w.-, ^ ..— .
Treas., Mrs. Lura P. Mead, Somerville.
Norumbega Woman's, Cbarlestowo. Meets
first and third Saturdays at 2.30 p.m.. Memo-
rial HaU, 14 Green, Chsn.
Pres., Mrs. Augustus A. Fales.'^Chsn.
Vice Pres., Mrs.lEzra^R. Fisher, Chsn.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Edward E. Alien, Chsn.
Cor. Sec, Miss Florence Brock, 63 Elm, Chsn.
Treas,. Mrs, Charles Raymond. Chsn.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. Carolyn E. Bell, Rox.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Charles Butterfleld. Rox.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Clement G. Godfray. 41 Waldeck.
nesday, 2.30 p.m., 640 Harrison av.
Pres.. Miss Sarah Brown.
Rec. Sec. Miss Ellen Blood, 43 E. Canton.
Treas., Mrs. Berman.
South End Woman's. Meets first and third
Mondays, 8 p.m., 171 W. Brookline.
Pres.. Mrs. Silas H. Ayer, Boston.
Vice Pres., Miss Ida Gilbreth, Boston.
Tvec. Sec, Miss C, Littlefleld, 901 Commonwealth
av.. Alls.
Treas,, Mrs, Walter Kendall, Boston.
Thought, Hyde Park, Meets first and third
Tuesday, 2.30 p.m,, homes of members.
Pres.. Mrs. George W. Barle. H. P.
Vice Pres., MLss Florence A. Runnells. H. P.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Wellington Stewart, H. P.
Treas.. Mrs. Frances C. Hamblin. H. P.
Thursday Morning Fortnightly, Dorchester.
Meets fortnightly Thursdays, 10 a.m.. Dor-
chester Woman's Club House.
Pres., Mrs. Charles S. Burr, Dor.
Vice Pres., Mrs. William Penn. Somv.
Rec. Sec, Mrs, Francis M. Wilson, Dor,
Cor. Sec. Mrs. Charles E. Quincy. 41 Kenberma
Vice Pres., Mrs. Joseph H. Goodspeed, Boston.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, Newton.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Frances E. Stanley, 638 Centre,
Wlntergreen. Meets monthly, third Friday,
11.30 A.M., homes of members.
Pres., Mrs. J. Sewall Reed, Dor.
Vice Pres., Rev. Ada Choate Bowles, Gloucester.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Alanson ■ ■ — •
Chestnut Hill.
Treas., Miss Abbie A. Rogers, Boston,
394 Hammond.
lightly.
Hall, Uphams Corner, Dor.
Pres., Mrs. Walter M. Payson, Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Perley Miller, Dor.
Rec. Sec, -- - _ _ ..
Cor. Sec,
Dor.
Treas., Miss Harriet L. White, Rox.
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MASSACHUSPTTS STATE FEDF;RArH)N OF WOMEN S CLUBS
Woman's Charity. Meets monthly, third
Thursday, 10.30 a.m.. Hotel Vendome.
Pres., Mrs, Joseph C. Otis, Norwell.
Vice Pres., Mrs. F. S. Risteen, Newton Centre.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. A. L. Tallman, East Boston.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Clement G. Lewis, 38 Tonawanda,
Dor.
Treas., Mrs. Arthur H. James. South Boston.
Woman's Club* Dorchester. Meets second
and fourth Tuesdays, 2.30 p.m.. Dorchester
Woman's Club House.
Pres., Mrs. George R. Clark, Dor.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Frederick I. Winslow. Dor.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. J. B. Smith, Dor.
Cor. Sec, Miss Ethel N. Shumway, 81 Welles av,
Dor.
Treas.. Mrs. Warren A. Edson, Dor.
Woman's Club, West Roibury. Meets sec-
ond and fourth Tuesdays, 2.30 p.m.. Highland
Club Hall.
Pres., Mrs. Arthur B. Porter, W. Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Alonzo G. Howard, West Rox.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Edward J. Rowse, W. Rox.
Cor. Sec. Mrs. William B. Brophy. 154 Temple.
W. R.
Treas., Mrs. William S. Mitchell, W. Rox
Woman's Club of Park Street Church. Meets
second and fourth Mondays, 8 p.m., Park St.
Church.
Pres., Mrs. Irene C. Scott, Boston.
Vice Pres., Miss Ella E. Bickford, Dor.
Rec. Sec, Miss L. Belle Hewson. Boston.
Cor. Sec, Miss Ada H. Foucar. 95 Commonwealth
av. Chestnut HUl.
Treas., Miss Katharine Robertson, Dor.
Auditor, Miss Katherine Robertson, Dor.
Woman's Era. Meets first and third Mon-
days, 3 p.m. and 8 p.m., place of meeting to be
announced.
Pres., Mrs. Gertrude Wright Morgan, Cambridge.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Sarah A. Williams. Everett.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Elizabeth King, Boston
Cor. Sec. Mrs. T. E. Elmore, 15 DUworth. Bos-
Treas!. Mrs. Rachel P. Richardson, Cambridge.
Woman's Home Literary, Dorchester. Meets
fortnightly. Mondays, 2.30 p.m., homes of mem-
Pres., Mrs. L. A. Maclean, Dor.
Vice Pres.. Mrs. Walter M. Payson, Rox.
Rec. Sec, Florence S. Wight, Maiden.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Gertrude L
Rox.
Treas., Mrs. Lucy Bolter, Rox.
17 Cobden,
Pres., Mrs. WUfred A. French. Brookline.
Vice Pres., Mrs. William H. Daniels, Alls.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Frederick S. Fogg, Boston.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. Llewellyn D. Seaver, 16 Home-
stead, Rox.
Treas., Mrs. Herbert V. Mitchell, Roxbury.
Women's Neighborhood, Roxbury. Meets
every Thursday, 8 s-.m., 858 Albany.
Pres., Miss Ethel Ward Dougherty, Rox.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Jacob Weinstock, Rox.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Stephen Sugrue, 58 Hunneman,
Rox.
Treas., Mrs. John Evans, Rox.
Women's Organization, Boston Assn. Retail
Druggists. Meets monthly, third Thursday,
2.30 P.M., 30 Himtington av., rm. 211
Pres., Mrs. Truman Hayes, Camb.
Vice Pres., Mrs. J. H Green. Newton Highlands.
Rec Sec, Mrs. Francis J. Connolly, Dor.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. William R. Acheson, 8 Park av.,
Treas., Mrs. Frank F. Ernst. Jamaica Plain,
Women's Publicity. Meets monthly, second
Friday, 1 P.M., Hotel Thorndike.
Pres., Mrs. George B. Gallup. Boston.
Vice Pres., Mrs. Ida May Pierce. Winchester.
Rec. Sec, Mrs. Kenneth MacNichol, Brookline.
Cor. Sec, Mrs. I. V. Wellington, 121 St. Stephens,
COUETS HOLDING SESSIONS IN BOSTON
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT OF
APPEALS FOR THE FIRST CIRCUIT.
99 Post Office Building.
Associate Justice, U. S. Supreme Court —
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Circuit Judges — Wm. L. Putnam. Frederic
Dodge, George H. Bingham.
District Judi
Hampshire: Art; — — -, -
Clarence Hale, for Maine: James M. Morton, jr.,
for Mass.; Peter J. Hamilton, for Porto Rico.
Marshal — John J. Mitchell.
Clerk — Francis M. Fogarty.
Dept. Clerk — Arthur I. Oharron.
Annual Term, First Tuesday of October.
Sessions foe Hearing Cases, Fh-st Tuesday
of January and October and second Tuesday of
April.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
111-112 Post Office Building.
District Judge— James M. Morton, jr.
Dist. Attorney — George W. Anderson.
Clerk — William Nelson. First Deputy Clerk —
Frank H. Mason. Deputy Clerks — John E.
Gilman, jr., Arthur M. Brown. Mary E. Prender-
gast. Herbert W. Lewis, Arthur D. Grandison.
U. S. Marshal of the District of Mass. — John
J.-Mitchell, 103 Post Office building
( hiof Deputy — Patrick J. Duane. Deputies —
Rice, Springfleld: Frank F. Dresser, Wo
Alex, McL. Goodspeed, New Bedford; Arthur
H. Wood, Pittsfleld.
.lury Commissioner — Bernard J Rothwell.
Terms of the Court, March, the 3d Tues-
day: June, the 4th Tuesday; September, the 2d
Tue.sday: Dec, the 1st Tuesday.
DISTRICT COURT REFEREES IN
BANKRUPTCY.
121 to 125 Post Office Building.
Referees — James M. Ohnstead and Charles K.
DarUng. Boston, for Suffolk Co.: Geo. W. Stet-
son, Middlcborough, for Plymouth and Bam-
and Suffolk Co.: Ohas. F. Aldrlch. Worcester,
for Worcester Co. ; Charles W. Bosworth " '
field, for Hampden Co.; Edwin K. ]
Adams, for Berkshire Co.: Clifford P. Sherman.
New Bedford, for Bristol and Dukes Counties
and Nantucket: Harold H. Flower, Greenfield,
for FrankUn Co.: William Perry. Salem, for Es-
sex Co.; Walter L. Stevens, Northampton, for
Hampshire Co.
UNITED STATES ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
238 Court House. Pemberton square.
Chief Justice — Arthur P. Rugg. Salary.
$10,500.
Associate Justices— William O. Loring. Henry
K. Braley, Charles A. DeCourcy. John O. Crosby,
Edward P. Pierce. James B. OarroU. Salary.
$10,000 each. .
Reporter of Decisions, Henry W. Swift.
Clerii of the Court for the Commonwealth —
Clarence H. Cooper.
Clerk for the County of Suffolk— John F.
Cronln.
Asst. Clerk — John H. Flynn.
Deputy Sheriff and Messenger — Robert Herter.
Sittings of the Court, for Suffolk county,
on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Jury Sittings, first Tuesday of April and
second Tuesday of September.
Law Term for the Commonwealth of
Mass. Monday after first Wednesday of Jan-
uary, first Tuesday of March and second Monday
of November.
DEPARTMENT OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
225 State House.
Attorney General — Henry O. Attwill.
Assistant Attorneys General — Nelson P. Brown,
H. Ware Bamum, William H. Hitchcock.
COURTS nOLDINQ SESSIONS IN BOSTON
141
SUPERIOR COURT FOB OIVIL
BUSINESS.
Court House. Pemberton Square.
Chief Justice — John A. Aiken. Salary. J9.500
Associate Justices — Franklin G. Pessenden,
John H. Hardy. WUliam B. Stevens. Charles U,
Bell, Frederick Lawton. Jabez Fox. William
Oushlng Walt. Lloyd E. White, 1/oranus E,
Hitchcock, William F. Dana. John F. Brown,
Henry A. King. George A. Sanderson, Robert
F. Raymond, Marcus Moi
Joseph P. Qulnn, John D. McLaughlhi, Walter
P. Hall. Hugo A. Dubuque, Patrick M. Keating,
Frederic H. Chase. Richard W. Irwin. William
Hamilton, Christopher T. Callahan. James H
Sisk. PhUip J. O'Connell. Salary. t8.400 each.
Clerk for Civil Business — Francis A. Camp-
bell. Elected by the people. Term expires 1917.
Assistant Clerks— William Gilchrist. George E
Kimball, Allen H. Bearee, Stephen Thacher,
Giu- H. HoUiday. Flourence J. Mahoney. Charles
^art, Francis P. Ewlng,
Messenger of the Court — Charles F. Dolan.
Tebms of the ConBT fob Civil Bdsine
first Monday of January. April, and October
Court House. Pemberton aquare.
District Attorney — Joseph O. Pelletier. Sal-
ary, $7,000.
.Assistant District Attornevs — Daniel V. Mi-
Isiiac, Daniel J. Gallaplit-r. Abraham O. Webber.
Salarv, $3,800 each. Deputy Assistant District
Attorneys — Henry P. Fielding. Ralph H. Hal-
•"" Salary. $2,200 each. Messenger of the
1 January. 1917.
Assistant Clerks — John R. Campbell, Julian
Seriack.
Probation Officers — Richard Keefe, James F.
Wise, Charles M. Warren. John J. Barter. Alice
M. Power. Catharine M. RelUy, Mrs. Prances
McCormlck.
Tebmb op the Codbt for Criminal Business,
first Monday in each month at Court House,
Pemberton sq.
COURT OF PROBATE AND INSOL-
VENCY.
Room 120 Court House.
Judges of Probate and Insolvency — Robert
Grant. Elijah George. Salary, $7,000 each.
Register of Probate and Insolvency — Arthur
Officers — Frederick .1. Pinnegan Messenger.
Frank W. Brown.
Sessions of the Probate Court are holden
REGISTRY OF DEEDS.
Court House, Pemberton sq. Register — WIl-
LAND COURT.
408 Court House.
Judge — Charles Thornton Davis, salary. $8,000.
Asso, Judge — Joseph J. Corbett. salary, $8,000.
Recorder — Clarence C. Smith, salary. $4,500.
Hours. 9 A. M. to 4.15 p. m.
Associate Justices — John H. Burke. Geo. L.
Wentworth, James P. Parmenter, William Sulli-
van, Michael J. Murray, John Duff, Michael J.
Creed. Thomas H. Dowd. salary, $5,000 each.
Special Justices — John A. Bennett. Abraham K.
Cohen, Joseph A. Sheeha
. John G. Brackett.
; J. Gorman.
_ Donovan.
Clerk. Criminal Business — P. O. Ingalls^
e;
George L. Twombly,
H. Powers, Patrick E. HoUeran.
Probation Officers — Albert J. Sargent, chief:
Francis A. Dudley, first asst. : Mary L. Brinn.
second asst. Assistants — Albert J. Fowles. D.
Joseph Lmehan, Joseph A. McManus. Frank L.
~ - " "Tilkinson " . ~ ^ .
Maynard. Elizabeth A. Lee, Alfretta P. McClure
Margaret H. Markham, Theresa C. Dowiing
Ethel Wood. Aimie M. Kennedy. Mary A. Tbu-
Terms of the Court for Civil Business
every Saturday, at 9 a.m., for the return anc
entry of civil actions not exceeding $2,000.
Fob Criminal Business, every week day ex
cept legal holidays, at 9 a.m.
Special Justices — Frank Leveroni, Philip
Rubensteln.
Clerk— Charles W. M. WiUiams.
I'loliiition Ollicers— Jolm M. I\.iiis;nuin. Jolin B.
O'Hare.
Clerk's office open 9 to 1.
MUNICIPAL COURT, SOUTH BOSTON
DISTRICT.
Municipal bidg., Broadway near G.
Justice — Edward L. Logan. Salary, $2,750.
Special Justices — Josiah S. Dean. William J.
Day.
Clerk — Adrian B. Smith, salary, $1,650. As-
sistant Clerk— Harry W. Park, salary, $1,100.
Court Officers — William L. Drohan, Robert A,
Probation Officer — Clayt; n H. Parmelee.
.\ssistant Probation Officers. Ellen McGurty.
James P. Glcason.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
day except the legal holt-
12u
Trial of civil actions
MUNICIPAL COURT, DORCHESTER
DISTRICT.
ABCAniA Street, cor. Adams.
Justice — Joseph R. Churchill, salary. $3,500
Special Justices— Michael H. Sullivan, William
F. Merritt.
Clerii— Frank J. Tuttle, salarv. $2,100.
A.ssistant Clerk— Frederick E. Simmons, $1,400
Court Officer — John P. Halligan.
Probation Officer — Reginald H. Mah.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
business every week day except the legal holidays,
commencing at 9 o'clock, a.m.
For the return and entry of civil actions every
Saturday. 9 a.m. to 12 m. Trial of civU actions
Saturdays at 9.30 a.m.. except from July I to
Sept. 15. For trial of poor debtor cases last
Saturday each month except during July and
August.
MUNICIPAL COURT, BRIGHTON
DISTRICT.
Cahbridob Street, cob. Henshaw.
Justice — Thomas H. Connolly. Salary, $2,000.
Special Justices — Robert W. Frost and Harry
C. Fabyan.
Clerk — Daniel F. Cimningham. Salary. $1,200.
Court Officer — B. Franklin Sanborn.
Probation Officer — Edward J. Drummond.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
business every week day except the legal holidays,
commencing at 9 a.m.
For the return and entry of civil actions, every
Saturday at 9 a.m. For trial civil actions, every
' lay at 9 a.m. For hearings of poor debtor
ry Saturday at 9 a.m.
and equitable i
Frank T. Hawkes,
MUNICIPAL COURT, ROXBURY
DISTRICT.
Roxbubt Stbeet.
Justice — Albert P. Hayden. Salary, $4,000.
Special Justices — Jos. N. Palmer, Timothy J.
Ahern.
Clerk — Maurice J. O'Connell. Salary. $2,400.
Assistant Clerk — Fred E. Cruff, salary, $1 '
2d .■ " - „ .
C
D. Mclnerney.
Probation Officer — Joseph H. Keen. Assist-
ants — Ulysses G. Varney, Edward A. Fallon.
(juvenile). Mr.s. C'elia S. Lappen. Clerk — Mat-
thew M. Leary.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
business every week day except the legal holidays,
commencing at 9 a.m.
For the retiu-n and entry of civil actions every
Saturday at 10 a.m.
For trial of civil actions every Tuesday, at
9.30 A.M.
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COURTS HOLDING SESSIONS IN BOSTON
MUNICIPAL COURT. W. BOXBURY
DISTRICT.
Maple Place, off Seaveens Avende.
P. O. address. Jamaica Plain.
Justice— .John Pen-ins, jr. Salary. S3.U(IU.
Special Justices— J. Albert BracUett. Henry
Austin.
Clerk — Edward W. Brewer. Salary. $1,800.
Court Officer — Thomas H. Staples
Probation Officer — Frank B. Skelton.
Probation Officer for Delinquent and Way-
ward Children— Arthur R. Towle.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
business every week day except the legal holidays,
commencing at 9 a.m.
Per the return and entry of civil actions, ex-
cept ejectments, every Saturday 9 a.m. until 12 m.
Entry of ejectments. Saturday. 9 until 10 a.m.
For the trial of civil actions every Wednesday at
10 A.M.
MUNICIPAL COURT. CHARLESTOWN
DISTRICT.
City Square
Justice— Charles S. SulUvan. salary. $3,000.
Special Justices — WUIis W. Stover. Joseph E.
Clerk— Mark B. Smith, salary $1,800.
Assistant Clerks — James J. Mullen, jr.. and
Thomas F. Fitzpatrick. salary $1,200.
Court Officers — Henry Fox. John F. Sullivan.
Probation OflBcers — James D. Coady. John P.
Foley. Florence A. Smith.
Session for children, Satur-
days. For return and entry of civil actions, ex-
cept ejectment cases, every Saturday before
Thursday at 9 a.m Ejectment cases, on th®
return day. For trial of poor debtor cases, Wed-
nesdays, at 9 A.M.
EAST BOSTON DISTRICT COURT.
Meridian St.. Corner Paris.
Justice— Joseph H. Barnes, salary. $3,000.
Special Justices — Charles J. Brown and Joseph
J. Murley.
Clerk— William C. Maguire. salary $1..S00.
Assistant Clerk— Henry P. Mcltedo. Court Offi-
cers — (ieorge E. HaiTington Edmund C. Orady.
Probation Officer — Dennis J. Kelleher.
Juvenile Probation Officer — Frederick L. O'-
Brien.
The Court sits for the transaction of criminal
business every week day except legal holidays,
at 9 A.M. For the r " - . ..
iectment
For the return and entry of ejectment
cases every Saturday before 10 a.m. For the
trial of civil actions, except dubuque cases every
Monday at 9 a.m.. dubuque cases. 3d Saturday
■ " - Session for juvenile
SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES.
Sheriff and Jailer — John Quinn. jr.. salary,
$4,000. Office. Court House. Pemberton sq.
Elected by the people. Term expires first Wed-
nesday Jan. 1916.
Deputy Sheriffs — John P. Kelly (special sheriff)
; ejectment cases.
. . . Cornelius A. Keardon.
Court Deputies. William .] . Leonard (chief) . Dan-
iel A. Cronin. W. W. Campbell. James A. Hussey.
Francis H. Wall. Richard J. Murray. Thomas A.
Murray. Peter McCann. Oscar L. Strout. Robert
Herter. William A. McDevitt. jr.. Caleb D. Dun-
ham, George F. Mitchell. Frank C. Pierce. Wil-
liam Nawn. William Burns. Thomas P. Hurley.
Andrew J. Orotty.
Supt. of Court House, Winthrop Alexander.
At Jail— Edmund P. Kelly.
BOSTON POST OFFICE
POST OPPIOE SQUARE. DEVONSHIRE, WATER AND MILK STREETS
Open at all times for business
ei-— James J. Jac
hier — James N. Greig.
et .Stamp Clerk — Max
Macalouski
DIVISION OF MAILS— MAILING
SECTION.
Superintendent — John W. McGrath.
ChieC Clerk— John A. Brennan.
Asst. Supts. — Edmund R. Sargent, Alfred T.
Hanson, John P. J. Couutie.
DELIVERY SECTION.
Asst. Supt. — Ezra O. Winsor.
Supt. of Carriers — William J. O'Brien.
General Delivery Foreman — Alonzo P. Wood-
side.
REGISTRY SECTION.
Open for delivery from 7.30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; holi-
days 7.30 to 10 A.M.; for registration, all hours
of the day and night, except Sunday; holidays,
12.01 a.m. to 10 A.M. Asst. Supt. — Alden B.
Weston.
3 pen
from 6.30
m 9 P.M. to
3t. Supt. "W
to 9 P.M., i
k.M. Supt.-
. Dawes.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
Warren C. VanDervoort. Supt. N. E. Div.. 44
Bromfleld. „ „ . „ ,
Chief clerks. H. P. French. J. T. OanBeld. Fred
C. Streck. P. O. Building rm. 79.
POST OFFICE INSPECTORS.
George A. Leonard, in charge.
New York City, 9 .
Southern, 9 a.m.. 3. 1
Western. 9. 11.30 a.n
Worcester. 7.30. 9. 1
Sprlngiaeld, ' 7.30, 9,
10.15. 10.45 P.M.
Salem. 3 a.m.. 3.30 ai
Southern. 3. 7.15. 9, 11 a.m.. 12 m.. :
10. 11 P.M.
Albany, and on the route, 3, 7.30, 9, 1
12.30, 6.30, 10.15 P.M.
Western. 3. 9. 11.30 a.m.. 12.30. 6.30. 1
Cape Cod. 6.30 a.m. .and 3. 3.30 p.m.
Northern, 2, 5, 8, 11.30 a.m.. and 7 p.m
~ via New York, day previous
reign via
at 9 P.M.
Eastern. 2. 5,
, 7, 8
Southern, 5.52, 8.14 a
10.15 P.M.
Western, 6.50, 7.25. 1
1.15, 3. 6.30 p
IN DDE.
M., 12.25, 2.31, 3.50.
.03.
.... 12.15. 2.55, 3.50,
6.25. 8.35 P.M.
Eastern. 6. 8.50 Ex. Mon. a.m.. 12.45, 3.40, 8.35.
9.40 P.M.
Albany. 12.45. 5.50, 7.25, 11.15 a.m., 12,15, 2.S5,
6.25. 8.55 P.M.
Northern. 7.25. Ex. Mon. 8.25 a.m.. 12 m.. 4.55,
7.25. 10.50 P.M.
Cape Cod, 10.17 a.m. and 6.50 p.m.
Canada Afalla.
Montreal. Canada. East, close 2. 5. 8, 10.15 a.m.
and 7 P.M. Due except Monday 8.25 a.m. and
7.25 P.M. West, close 3 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
' Due 5.50 A.M. and 2.55 p.m.
3.. 50
House.
Market,
Carriers' Delivery.
Central Office.
50. 9.30. 11 A.M. 12.21
.=.,, v,.30, 8. S.40. .. ~
Registered Mall, Business,
1.30, 2.15. 3. .'ill
Market, 8, 9.4(
2, 4 P.M.
, 12.30, 2, 3.45 P.M.
.30. 11 a.m., 12.20.
i. House. 8. 10 A.M.. 2,4 P.M.
1 A.M., 12.30. 2, 3,45 P.M.
POST OFFICE
Branch Ofuckb.
Allston. 8 Harvard av., 7.30, 10.50
ArUnston, 7.30 a.m.. 12.45. 2.45 p.M
Arlington Heights, 7.30 a.m., 1.45 p.
Atlantic, 7.40 a.m., 2.05 p.m.
Auburndale, 7.30. 10.20 a.m., 2.45 i
Back Bay, 34 Hlintingtou
9.30. 11 A.M., 1.15, 2.3r
10.15 A.M., 12.15, 2.30, 4.30 P.M.
Belmont. 8 a.m., 2.15 p.m.
Braintree, 7.30 a.m., 1.45 p.m.
Brighton, 339 Wash., 7.30, 10.45 a.m.. 2.50 p.m.
Brookline, 7.30, 10.35 a.m., 2.40 p.m.
Cambridge, 7.45, 10.10 a.m.. 1.50. 3.45 p.m.
Cambridge A, 7.30, 10.20 a.m., 2.05, 3.45 p.m.
Cambridge B, 7.40, 10.45 a.m., 3 p.m.
Cambridge C, 7.30, 10.20 a.m.. 2, 4 p.m.
Charlestown, 58 Mam, 7.40, 10.50 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
Chelsea, 7.40, 10.40 a.m., 2.15, 2.50, 3.40 P.M.
Chestnut Hill, 7.40 a.m.. 2 p.m.
Coolidge Corner, 1354 Beacon, B'line. 7.30, 10.50
Dorchester. Dorchester av. near Charles, Busi-
ness, 7.45, 10.30 A.M., 1.55. 3.45 p.m. House,
7.45. 10.55 A.M., 3.05 p.m.
Dorchester Center, 595 Wash., Dor., 7.45, 11.00
A.M.. 2.55 P.M.
East Boston, 19 Meridian. Four trip districts,
7.45, 10.10 A.M.. 1.50, 3.40 P.M. Three trip
districts, 7.45, 10.50 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
East Milton, 7.30 a.m.. 2.20 p.m.
East Weymouth, 8.50 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
Essex Street. 50 Essex, house, 7.50, 9.30. 11 a.m.,
1.30, 4 P.M.; business. 7.50, 9.30. 11 a.m.. 12.20,
1.30, 2.30, i P.M.
Everett, 7.40, 10.45 a.m., 3.10 p.m.
Fenway, 132 Mass. av.. Business, 7.45. 9.30. 11
A.M.. 12.45, 2.30, 4.1^ P.M.; House. 7.20. lb.20
A.M., 12.30, 2.30. 5.00 P.M.
Grove Hall. 483 Blue HIU av., Rox., 7.45, 10.50
A.M., 2.40 P.M.
Hanover Street, 342 Hanover. Business, 6.30. 8.
9.30. 11 A.M., 12.45. 2.45. 4.10 p.m.; House.
7.45. 9.30. 11 A.M.. 2.30. 4.10 p.m.
Hyde Park. 7 and 9 Fairmount av., 7.45, 10.50
A.M., 3 P.M.
Jamaica Plain, 78 Green, 7.30, 10.40 a.m., 2.20,
Maiden, 7.50, 11 a.m., 3.05 p.m.
Mattapan, 511 River, 8.15 a.m., 1.20, 3.15 p.m.
Medford, 7.50, 10.55 a.m., 3 p.m.
Melrose. 7.30, 11 a.m.. 2.45 p.m.
Melrose Highknds, 7.40, 10.50 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
Milton, 7.45710.45 a.m., 2.45 p.m.
Mt.Auburn, delivered from Watertown
Needham, 7.55 a.m., 2.15 p.m.
Needham Heights, 8 a.m., 2.20 p.m.
Newton, 7.40. 10.30 a.m., 2.45 p.m.
Newton Center. 7.30, 10.40 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
Newton Highlands. 7.30. 10.50 a.m.. 2.50 p.m.
Newton Lower Falls. 7.25. 11 a.m.. 2.45 p.*
2.30, 4 P.M.; house, 7.40, lO.iO a.m., 1.50, 4 p.m.
North Weymouth. 8.15 a.m.. 2.15 p.m.
Qumcy, 7.30, 10.50 a.m.. 2.40 p.m.
ReadvUle, Wolcott sq., 7.40, 10.55 a.m., 2.55 p.m.
Revere, 7.30, 10.45 a.m., 2.45 p.m.
Roslindale. 22 Birch St., 7.40, 10.45 a.m., 2.30 p.m.
Roxbury. 55 Warren. 7.35. 10.30 a.m.. 2.10. 4 p.m.
Roxbury Crossing. 1289 Tremont. 7.40. 10.45
South Braintree. 7.30 a.m.. 1.50 p.m.
South Terminal Station, delivered from Central
Station
South Weymouth. 7.45 a.m.. 2.10 p.m.
Squantum. delivered from Atlantic
Station A. 1519 Wash.. 7.45. 10.45 a.m., 2, 4 p.m.
Stoneham, 8.10 a.m.. 2.50 p.m.
Tuft's College, 8 a.m.. 1.40 ,4 p.m.
Upham's Corner, 7 Stoughton, Dor.. 7.45, 10.50
A.M.. 3.10 P.M. "B . . .
Waban. 7.45 a.m., 2.15 p.m.
Waltham, 7.50 a.m., 12.40, 3 p.m.
Watertown, 7.45 a.m., 2.05 p.m.
Waverley, 7.45 a.m.. 2.10 p.m.
Wellesley, 7.45, 10.50 a.m., 2.30 p.m.
2.45
West SomervUIe, 7.40, 10.40 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
Weymouth, 8.15 a.m.. 2.30 p.m.
Winter HUl, 7.40, 10.30 a.m., 3 P.M.
Wlnthrop, 7.20, 10.50 a.m., 2.50 p.m.
WoUaston, 7.30. 10.45 a.m., 2.30 p.m.
In addition to the above Stations, there are
two hundred and two numbered Stations for
receiving registry matter and for domestic money-
Street lietter-bas Oallectlan*.
Central Office. — Boxes collected hourly from
8.00 A.M. to 12.00 noon, and half-hourly from
12.00 noon to 8.00 p.m.. and at midnight. Sun-
days. 7.30 P.M. and at midnight.
Holidays: 4. S p.m. and at midnight.
Branch Offices. — At every Carriers' deliv-
ery, with above exceptions (see "Carriers' De-
livery" for names and time) on week days. Sun-
day and Holiday collections ' "' "*
made after 5 p.m.
Stations are
Uoiiientic PoatnKe JCnteR.
IsT Class. — Letters, and all matter sealed so
that it cannot be examined without breaking the
seal, except proprietary articles of merchandise,
in simplest mercantile form, not in themselves
iiailable. Postage :
ounce or frac-
Rlco, Guam, Shanghai (China) (U. S. Postal
Agency), Canal Zone and the Philippine Archi-
pelago or Tutuila. Mexico, Canada. Cuba and
Republic of Panama.) At least one rate (2 cents)
must be prepaid to insure forwarding, except to
Cuba and Republic of Panama. Limit of weight
4 pounds. Postal cards. United States, Cuba,
Mexico. Canada and Republic of Panama. 1 cent.
Letters and postal cards can be forwarded from
one post-offlce to another without additional pre-
payment of postage. All other matter can be
forwarded only by prepayment of additional
postage.
2d Class. — Unsealed. — Rate, 1 cent for each 4
ounces or fraction thereof. Full prepayment re-
quired. No limit of weight.
This rate applies to newspapers and other peri-
odical publications bearing notice of entry as
second-class matter, etc., when they are mailed
by the public.
3d Class. — Circulars, labels, photographs,
proofsheets and corrected proof sheets with MS.
copy accompanying the same, blank checks and
receipt books, mainly in print, drafts, insurance
policies and other legal papers, hand-bills, pos-
ters, and all matter of the same general charac-
ter, mainly in print. Rate. 1 cent for each two
ounces or fraction; full prepayment of postage
compulsory. Books, seeds, cuttings, roots, bulbs,
etc., up to 8 ounces, may be transmitted in the
mails for the U. S. with postage prepaid at 3d
class rate, but matter of this nature for Canada,
excepting printed books, must be prepaid at 4th
class rates. The limit of weight of packages of
this class is 4 pounds, except in the case of a
single volume of a book, to which there is no limit
of weight, and miscellaneous printed matter which
J and conditions when
of weigh
is subject to parcel post i
1 of 4 pounds.
ITiiiteil States AConey Orilem.
Payable in the United States (which includes
Guam. Hawaii. Porto Rico and Tutuila. Samoa) ;
or payable in Bermuda. British Guiana. British
Honduras. Canada. Canal, Zone (Isthmus of Pan-
ama). Cuba. Newfoundland, at the United
States Postal Agency at Shanghai (Cliina) , in the
Philippine Islands, or the following islands in the
West Indies Antigua, Bahamas, Barbados, Do-
minica, Grenada, Jamaica, Martinique. Mont-
serrat. Nevis. St.Kitts. St.Lucia. St. Vincent.
Trinidad and Tobago and Virgin Islands. For
orders from
SO.Ol to $2.50 03 cts,
2.51 to 5.00 05..
5.01 to 10.00 08 . .
10.01 to 20.00 10, .
20.01 to 30.00 12 . .
30.01 to 40.00 15. .
40.01 to 50.00 18. .
50.01 to 60.00 20. .
60.01 to 75.00 25. .
75.01 to 100.00 30..
ForelKD Po8taK«.
Prepayment optional, except for
_ ckages; but <
matter, commercial paper and sample
ent opti
parcel-f
egistered
1 printed
, postage
^ order business.
; least partially prepaid.
Letters — To England, Ireland, Scotland. Wales.
Newfoundland. Bahama Isles. Barbados, Dutch
West Indies, British Honduras, British Guiana
and Leeward Islands 2 cents per ounce or fractiiin
To other foreign countries. 5 cents for first
ounce, every additional ounce, 3 cents. There
are sold "Replyl Coupons" at all post offices for
6 cents each. Upon presentation of such a cou-
pon at a post office in any one of the countries
subscribing to the arrangement the holder will
receive, without charge, a postage stamp of
144
POST OPPTCE
that country equivalent In value to a 5-ceut
stamp. By this arrangement a person in the
United States can furnish his correspondents
in foreign countries with postage stamps with
which to prepay on replies to his letters.
To Canada, Cuba, Mexico and Republic of
Panama, the postage for letters, prmted matter,
merchandise, etc., is the same as in the United
States, except that on seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots
and scions to Canada the rate is 1 cent for each
ounce or fraction up to 4 ounces: over 4 ounces,
Parcels Post. All matter must be fully prepaid,
except letters, which must be prepaid at least 2
cents. Sealed packages other than letters are
unmailable.
Commercial Papers — The same for printed
matter, but the lowest charge is 5 cents. Limit
of weight. 4 pounds. 6 ounces.
Parcels Post — Merchandise not exceeding one
pound, 12 cents; each additional pound or frac-
tion, 12 cents. Limit of weight, 11 pounds, ex-
cept to some offices in Mexico where limit of
weight is 4 pounds. 6 ounces. Packages must
be accompanied by a Customs Declaration, blanks
for which will be furnished at Post OfQce. Pack-
ages may be registered except to J^arbados^. Ar-
gentina. CiibrrJta:-. Curacao, Great Britain and
Ireland, The Netherlands, Uruguay, France.
French West Indies, French and Dutch Guiana
and Greece. Not mailable from a letter-box
Postal Cards — 2 cents each. Reply Postal
Cards — 4 cents each.
Printed Matter — 1 cent for each two ounces
or fraction. Limit of weight. 4 pounds, 6 ounces.
Samples of Merchandise — The rate is the same
Iiitei'ikutioual Afoney Ordera
Payable In foreign countries not Included la
"United States Money Orders" table. For or-
ders from
$ 0.01 to $10 10 cts.
10.01 to 20 20 . .
20.01 to 30 30 ..
30.01 to 40 40 . .
40.01 to 50 50 . .
50.01 to 60 60 . .
60.01 to 70 70 . .
70.01 to 80 80 ..
ni . 90 90 ..
90.01 to 100 1 del.
Special Delivery — -Any letter, package or arti-
cle of mail-matter, to which a 10 cent Special De-
livery Stamp OP ordinary postage to the amount
of 10 cents is attached. In addition to regular
postage, will be delivered immediately on its
arrival at destination, by special messenger, at
post-offlces where Carrier Delivery system is in
operation, and at all other post offices within a
radius of One mile from post-office. If Special
Delivery fee is paid in ordinary stamps the ar-
ticle must be plainly marked "Special Delivery'*
or its equivalent. Registry fee 10 cents.
Fourth class mail matter embraces all other
matter, including farm and factory products, not
embraced by law in either the first, second, or
third class, not exceeding 50 pounds in weight to
points in the first and second zones, and 20 pounds
to other zones nor greater in size than 84 Inches
in length and girth combined, nor In form or
kind likely to mjure the person of any postal em-
ployee or damage the mall equipment or other
mail matter, and not of a character perishable
within a period reasonably required for transpor-
tation and delivery.
PARCEL POST INFORMATION
Table of Postage Bates on Fourth-Class (Parcel Post) Mall.
are mailable at the rate of 1 cent for each oudc*
distaaoe. Parcels weighing more than 4 ounces arr
I fraction of a pound being considered a full pound:
or fraction of an ounce, regardl
the following pound
First Zone
Second
Zone
Third
Zone
Fourth
Zone
Fifth
Zone
Sixth
Zone
Seventh
Zone
i?sr
Weight
Local
rate
Zone
J
.06
.07
,07
it
.09
.09
.10
.10
:11
.12
.12
.13
.13
.14
.14
.15
$0.05
SU.05
.06
.07
.08
.09
.10
12
.13
.14
.15
.16
.17
.18
.10
:i?
.22
.23
24
SO. 06
.08
.10
.12
.14
.16
.18
.20
.22
.24
.26
.28
il
.34
Jl
.40
.42
.44
S0.07
.11
.15
.19
23
27
.31
.35
i^
.47
.51
il
.63
.67
.71
75
.79
.83
$0.08
;i
.32
.38
.44
.50
:il
.68
.74
z
.92
1.10
1.16
1.22
33
.41
.49
.57
.65
■i
!97
1.21
1.29
1.37
1.45
1.53
1.61
41
il
71
81
i:gl
1.11
1.41
1.51
1:?}
1.81
1.91
2.01
«0 i:'
2 pounds
3 pounds
4 pounds
5 pounds
fi pounds
7 pounds
8 pounds
9 pounds
10 pounds
11 pounds
12 pounds
13 pounds
14 pounds
15 pounds
16 pounds
17 pounds
18 pounds
19 pounds
20 pounds
08
07
08,
09
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
1?
22
It
It
48
84
96
1.32
\tt
1.68
1.80
1.92
2.04
2.16
First Zone
Second
Zone
Weight
First Zone
WmoHT
Local
Zone
Local
rate
Zone
rate
'zir
21 pounds
22 pounds
23 pounds
24 pounds
25 pounds
26 pounds
27 pounds
28 pounds
29 pounds
»0 pounds
31 pounds
32 pounds
33 pounds
35 pounds! '.'.'.'.'.'.'.
$0.15
.16
.16
.11
.18
:■!
.20
.20
11
.22
.22
'°:ii
.27
.28
il
.31
.32
.33
.34
.35
1
.39
128
.29
.30
.31
.32
:il
.35
.36
.37
.38
.39
36 Dounds
.24
.24
il
.26
.26
.27
.27
i
.30
$0.40
.41
.42
.43
.44
i5
46
,47
.48
.49
60
:i
.54
$0 40
37 pounds
40 pounds
44
.47
4^
45 pounds
.49
47 pounds
51
48 pounds
52
is
50 pounds
.64
The local rate
on a rural route st
Books — .>ight
MisocUaneou.
is appU
rting th
printed
cable to
erefrom
r le.ss, 2
parcels in
tended for deUvery at
ent, over S ounces, par
or less, L' ounces 1 cen
the offi
el post
ce of m
[pound
aiUng 01
, parcel
POST OFFICE, ETC.
145
-Parcels i
ner t
(See I
of distance whe^ ^
conform to the following conditions: — -
When In glass bottles holding four ounces or
less, the total quantity sent in one parcel shall
not exceed twenty-four ounces, liquid measure.
Each bottle shall be wrapped in paper or other
Preparation for Ualllng.—
prepared for mailing In such
contents can be easily examined,
to 33, inclusive.)
A parcel must not be accepted for mailing un-
less It bears the name and address of the sender,
preceded by the word "From."
Postmasters will refuse to receive for mailing
properly Indorsed or packed for safe
box made
absorbent substance and placed in
of cardboard or other suitable material and i
placed In a box and packed In a container made of
double-faced corrugated paste-board of good
auallty. The comers of the contahier must fit
ghtly and be re-inforced with tape so as to
prevent the escape of any Uquid, If the contents
should be broken, and the whole parcel shall be
securely wrapped with strong paper and tied
with twine. Single bottles of liquid holding four
ounces or less may also be packed as prescribed
In the following paragraph;
When in glass bottles holding more than four
ounces, the total quantity sent in one parcel shall
not exceed sixteen ounces, liquid measure. The
bottle must be very strong and must be Inclosed
in a block or tube of metal, wood, papier mache,
or similar material: and there must be provided
between the bottle and the block or tube a cush-
ion of cotton, felt or other absorbent.
The block or tube must be at least one eighth
of an inch thick in its thinnest part for bottles
holding eight ounces or less and at least three-
sixteenths of an inch thick for bottles holding
more than eight ounces. The block or tube must
be rendered watertight by an application on the
inside of parafUn or other suitable substance and
must be closed by a screwtop cover with suflBcient
screw threads to require at least one and one-half
complete turns before it will come off.
The cover must be provided with a washer so
that no liquid will escape If the bottle should be
When
the parcel is the same i
matter. The container must be
and inclosed in a strong box
All packages contahiing liquid. ;
All pa
•Prague
securely sealed
nust be marked
Where Mailable. — Parcels must be mailed at
a post ofQce, branch post office, named or lettered
station, or such numbered stations as may be
designated by the postmaster, or delivered to a
rural or other carrier duly authorized to receive
such matter. Parcels weighing four ounces or
less may be mailed In. the same manner as matter
of other classes.
Parcels collected on star routes must be de-
posited in the next post office &t which the carrier
arrives and postage charged at the rate from that
Insurance on Parcels. — A mailable parcel
on which the postage Is fully prepaid may be
insured against loss upon payment of a fee of ^
cents for value not exceeding $5, or 5 cents for
value not exceeding $25, or 10 cents for value not
exceeding $50. or 25 cents for value not exceed-
ing $100, in addition to the postage, both to be
prepaid with stamps affixed. It may not be
registered.
Beturn Receipt for Insured Parcels, may
be obtained by indorsing the parcels "Return
receipt desired."
C. O. D. Collections, not exceeding $100,
made for fee of 10 cents in addition to postage.
, Money Order Offices. A "C. O. D." tag fur-
nished by the postmaster must be filled in by the
sender and attached to the parcel. A receipt is
given to the sender at the time of mailing, but
no return receipt is furnished, as tV •■•
shows that delivery has been made.
All Stamps good for postage.
Unmallable Hatter. — The following matter
Is declared unmallable by law (see sees, 211, 212
and 217 of the Criminal Code of the United States,
approved Mar. 4, 1909) :
1. Matter manifestly obscene, lewd, or las-
civious: articles Intended for preventing con-
ception or for procuring abortion; articles in-
tended for Indecent or immoral purposes; all
mailable by law, the outside
Spirituous, vinous, malted, fermented, or other
intoxicating liquors of any kind ; poisons of every
kind, and articles and compositions containing
poison (except as prescribed in sec. 19); poison-
ous anima l s, insects and reptiles; explosives of
every kind; Inflammable materials (which are
held to include matches, kerosene oil, gasoline
naphtha, benzine, turpentine, denatured alcohol,
etc.) ; Infernal machines, and mechanical, chemi-
cal, or other devices or compositions which may
' explode; disease germs or scabs (except
as prescribed In sec. 36); and other
artiflcial articles, compositions,
whatever kind which may kill
materials of
- — — — in any wise
damage the mall or other prop-
injure another
erty
Live or dead (and not stuffed) animals, bh-ds,
or poultry (except as prescribed in sees. 29 and
34) raw hides or pelts, guano, or any article
having a bad odor shall not be admitted to the
A parcel post map and guide for determining
ostage rates may be obtained by remitting 7!
ents by money order to the Third Ass't Post-
" Division of Finance, Wash.,
oney
General,
D. C.
Be careful to specipt the citt oi
where the uap is to be used.
Further information may be obtained
post office.
V. S. Siib.Xi'eainry
60 to 65 Post Office Building
Sub-Treasurer, Charles B. Strecker. Cashier,
Wilhstou Lincoln.
17. S. Pension Bureau
124 Post Office Building
Armstrong, George
Cnstodlan's Divlalon
136 Post Office Building
Harry A. Vose, Asst. Custodian. B. H. Pear-
m. Chief Engineer, 137 P. O. bidg. John Healy,
First V. a. Civil Service
nistrict, Boston, Masa.
145 Post Office BuUdlng.
Dr. Bolivar L. Falconer, dist. sec. Ernest L .
Reynolds, asst. dist. sec., Edmund H Kingston
James H. Larkin, Francis A. Clementson, Chester
W. Pike. Harry A. Dutton, James W. Sullivan
Leroy A. Boardman, Henry L. Hamilton Mrs'
"iller, Chester J. Burleigh, Rena b'
Jessie W.
U. S. UE:PA.RXM£IVT op A.GiB.1.
CUI.XtrKE
Weather Bureau.
149 Post Office Building, Boston.
A red flag with a black center Indicates that a
storm of marked violence Is expected.
The pennants displayed with the flags Indicate
the direction of the wind; red. easterly (ftom
northeast to south) ; white, westerly (from south-
west to north). The pennant above the flag
Indicates that the wind Is expected to blow from
the northerly quadrant; below from the souther-
ly quadrant.
By night a red Ught will hidlcate easterly winds
and a white hght belo ' ' -
westerly '
Ught wUI bidicate
used for the distinctive signal.
Northern ,
the pennants being omitted.
SmaU craft warning.^A red pc
that moderately strong winds are expected.
No night smaU craft or hurricane warnings are
displayed.
Office open to visitors from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Information by telephone from 9 a.m. to iO
ur language ui a uueious, s
threatening or dunning cha
John W Smith, Meteorologist in charge
Telephone Main 491. "^
146
CUSTOM HOUSE
INDIA STREET, OORNEB STATE STREET
The Custom House opens at 9 a.m., and closes at 4.30 p.m. For the public, i
> 3. Saturdays at 12
Collector's Office.
Edmund Billings, Collector.
Ell Perry, Special Deputy Collector.
Samuel J. Devlin, Deputy Collector.
Emma Batchelder, Aileen O. Doyle. Minnie L.
Snow, Mrs. Mary E. MitcheU. Gladys P. Cook.
Mrs. Delia R. Powers, James A. Perry, Albert
G. Crowley, Clerks. Arthur L. Forbes, Henry
Raymond O. Littlefleld, Supt. Bonded Ware
houses.
L. O. Clark, Maurice Dinneen, Arthur P. St.
George, Edward W. Millett, Thomas J. Law-
ler. Chas. H. Dean, James P. Corcoran, Louis
R. DeVoto. Harry E. Rice, Wm. H. OampbeU,
Louis J. Peyser, Charles A. Beckford, Eugene
M. Schermerhorn, Storekeepers
WUUam B. Lamb, Clerk and Stencil Cutter.
on 10th floor
Wm. H. Locke, Cashier.
George "W. Pettes, Assistant Cashier.
George E. Symonds, Isaac E. Pearson, William
M. Kelso, Clerks.
George J. Brown, Messenger.
S. D. Salmon, Auditor and Disbursing Clerk.
F. B. Kingsbiu-y. Chief Clerk.
T. J. Kelleher, John McArthur, Forrest D. Hunt,
O. P. Atwood, Gustavo A. Mueller, Maurice
J Angland, George E Grady, Alfred Anderson ,
Clerks. John Bench. Walter P. Smith, Thom-
as 1'. Keefe, Charles H. Russell, Messengers.
Firat Divisio
Gllson, Winthrop F. Butlei
Mrs. L. A. Baxter, Numbering Clerk.
Jos. H. Bramble, May E. Scanlan, Adolph T.
Lange, Marcus W. Waite, William H. Gleason,
Order Clerks.
Leander C. Hancock. Chief of Bond Bureau.
Frank H. Robbins. Guy J. Carroll, D. P. Calla-
nan, Wm. J. Connor, Bertram N. Fernberg,
Bond Clerks.
S. A. McPhetres, Triplicate Invoice Clerk.
Herbert E. Vowles, Custodian of Entries.
C. H. Haven, E. Powers, W. A. Hoyt. John A.
Corcoran, John J. Gleason, Edith P. Perkins,
Edward E. Underhlli, Walter M. Chase, Clerks.
Wm. H. H. Rideout, Inspector of Cigars.
M. J. KeUy. Clerk.
Arthur C. Hayes, Acting Deputy Collector.
Robert Torrey, Permit Clork.
Joseph Engler, Benjamin A. Durgln, James P.
Cotter, Augustine J. Timpany, Stephen V.
Upton, .lesse L. Cox, W. J. Gerrish, A. S. Han-
sen, Wm. J. Manning, Messengers
Second UivlsloD
14th floor
- - ut
P. M. Weale, Chief C
George M. Miller, Export Entry Clerk.
T. A. Prune, Permit Clerk.
John T. Deegan, Trans, and Ex. Clerk.
Joseph Brandenburg, Storage Clerk.
James Thompson, C. P. Stanwood. H. E. Grigor,
Immediate Transportation Clerks.
E. D. McSweeney. Abstract Clerk.
T. O. Webber, Accountant and Miscellaneous
Bond Clerk. _ „ , , , „ „
Charles E. Osgood, Henry H. Murphy, G. H.
Sawyer, O. L. Walker, Accountants.
A. G. Skinner. Custodian of Entries.
Clarence W. Ifearing William P. Pounder, Clerks.
Edward A. Holland, Stenographer and Abstract
Ernest H. Baker, Arthur N. Ward, James O'-
Beime, Messengers.
Register's Office — James Reilly, W. H. Bath-
rick.
Marine Department. — Wm. Devens, W. A.
Martin, W. A. Pugsley. Herbert S. M. Leyden,
Benjamin W. Chase, Geo. R. Starkey. E. H.
Maloney, John E. Hesseltine, J. D. Bourke,
Joseph L. VanSteenburgh, James Alexander
Clerks. James S. Daley, John F. Campbell,
Messengers.
tatistical DEPARTMENi--John M. Ayer, Wil-
ton G. Smith. L. B. White, Napoleon L. White.
Alfred M. Pinfleld, Mrs. P. E. Corwin, Fred-
erick T. Sampson, Clerks.
Rooms. — C. .
Shepardson. George E.
Pendleton, Messenger.
Fourth nivlaion.
3tephei
lenry w. Berthrong, George
P. Clements, John R. H. Finn, Luther 5.
Hoyt, Arthur L. Pond, Daniel J. Sullivan,
Harry M. Keith, H. O. Keene, James C.
Valentine, George H. Bruce, Dennis P. Co-
han, Liquidating Clerks.
L. Nelson,
, Woodls,
Sanford K. Goldsmith, Chief Clerk.
Ernest C. Beale, Pugh A. Carney, Mrs. Eva M.
Chlckering, Chester W. Pike, Joseph B. Mc-
Donald, Drawback Clerks.
Sixth Ulvlsio
Darling, Deputy Collector.
jrry, Chief ~ '
Herbert P. Dwyer. Ralph H. Cary. Herbert G.
Brewer. Michael J. Pitzpatrick, James B. Gra-
ham, jr., Francis Brady, Albert G. Huxley,
Charles Murphy, John F. Sullivan, John J.
Sullivan, Charles E. Cobb, Frederick T. Samp-
son, Clerks.
Josephine P. Walsh, Stenographer.
Julius C. Rudolph, Messenger.
Post Office ]>ept., Ciistoina Bureau.
Post Office Bldg.
Murphy, John J. Sullivan, John P. Sullivan,
Joseph A. Maynard, Surveyor.
John W. McGrath. Special Deputy Surveyor.
, Moses B. Mann, Deputy Sur-
CUSTOM HOUSE, ETC.
INSPECTORS.
Allard Frank E.
Bond William H.
Boyd Everett F.
Brown Alfred W.
Burke Michael M.
Cahill Edward J.
Carr James W.
Carroll John P.
Carter Walter
Cleary Warren W.
Clement A. B. C.
McKenna Owen P.
McLaughlin James E. L.
McMahon Euceue V.
McTieman John F.
Maloney Thomas A.
Mulkern James A.
Murphy Patrick B.
Neilon Frederick S.
Newsome Robert E.
ODoherty Robert E.
Perry James H.
Pratt Guy W.
Pulson Roy M.
Quinn Edward N.
Rhoades Frank F.
Richardson Francis H.
Rundlet Frederick T.
Ryan Charles E.
Scollard Cornelius J.
Shaughnessy T. F.
Sleep WilUam J.
Smith John J.
Sullivan John J.
Tarby William A.
Tighe William H.
Tinkham George B.
Tripp Leonard B.
Twigg Aaron
Walsh Robert A.
Kenfleld Chester B. WeUings William E.
Kilner WilUam B. Whitcomb John M.
Kuchmeister Herman W.Whitman Frank M.
Lawton Herbert L. B. Wilkins Lilian T. Miss
Linehan Dennis Wood Francis T.
Edward F. Dowd. Walter E. Moriarty, Lleu-
Cronin Edward H.
Cronin WUIiam H.
Falby Henry C.
Famham Israel H.
Farrell John H.
Fee Patrick J.
Finn Martin J.
Finnegan Thos. F.
Forbush Charles F.
Ford Daniel
Foss Warren H.
Fuller Charles H.
Gleason Daniel H. L.
Gleistman Charles F.
Green Joim P.
Gregory Joseph
Hewes John H.
Holbrook Harley W.
Ingersoll Francis A.
ASSISTANT WEIGHERS.
Cutler John F.
Devlin John J.
Downey Wm. J.
Dutton George W.
Gantley John J.
Griffln George B.
Hastings George H.
Homans Gilbert M.
McNichol Charles
Strong John J.
Sullivan Jeremiah
CLERKS AND ACTING WEIGHERS.
MESSENGERS.
George P. Cheever, R. A. Swanholme, Leigh
W. Carter, William K. Clair. Edward F. Curtis.
George Latimer. WUUam D. Taylor.
ASSISTANT GADGERS.
John S. Wilson, Timothy D. Moriarty.
AM9t. Custodian's OfBce
cnsTOM HotiaE. 1st floor.
H. Foster. Asst. Custodian.
Moses A. Libbey. Carpenter.
Charles B. Carlin, Walter H. McNan
ence B. MacNefl. WilUam H. Regai
Edward M. Davis. Electrici:
Robert H. Bresnahan. Charles P. Bennett. Ed-
mund P. Brown. John J. Brol. William L. Pow-
ell. J. L. Carter, Louis H. Selden, Elevator-
John B. Nash, Naval Officer.
Edward L. KimbaU, Deputy Naval Officer.
Chas. P. Battelle. Asst. Deputy.
C. F. tamb, James H. Larkln, John A. Wood
ward, Alonzo W. Bowers. Grace I. Porter,
James H. Clahane. Frank E. Corbett. Charles
H. Davies, Charles W. Taber. .Tohn A. Wood
ward. Cornelius R. McLaughlin. Frank H
Wilson' A. Gardner, Thomas P. Higgins, Mes-
77 State St
James L. Dunn, Chief Clerk.
Mrs. A. P. Joyce, Clerk. ^. ,^ „. .
Francis X. Quigley, Asst. Appraiser, First Divi-
Everett B. Osgood. George H. Gary, Alexander
Diebold, Cyrus L. Doe, Joseph OUarc. O. G.
von Ladau, Wm. P. Kinnealey, James McKis-
sock. Examiners. „
James W. Kelley, H. A. Halstead. Examiners at
the Post Office.
Frederick J. SulUvan, Asst. Appraiser, Second
H. W. Wright, Albert S. Moulton. James A. Cufle,
Frank S. Ooburn, Edward Spiller. Osgood O.
Blauey, Examiners. . , .
Redmond S. Fitzgerald. Assistant Appraiser,
Third Division. , „
Frederick A. Kent, C. W. C. Rhoades. James F.
Cotter, Jos. J. Ulrich, J. G. Hollingsworth, W.
W. Hirtle, W. S. Ripley, jr.. Examiners.
Dennis Flynn. Special Examiner of Drugs.
Fourth Division.
Daniel L. Cobum, Examiner.
Warren P. Sharp, Examiner of Tea.
W. S. Glover, George M. Palmer, Polariscopists.
Herbert E. Hall, Storekeeper.
Lewis A. Horton, Watchman
SPECIAL AGENT, TREASURY DEPT.
17th floor, Custom House
Lemuel W. Bean, special agent in diarge.
Charles B. Dowd, Frank M. Jewell, Wilham
B. Harney, customs agents. Theophilus Grout.
Special inspector. Annie J. Locke. Special in-
spectress.
U. S. INXEKarAI. KEVEBfUE
Office, 1S5 Devonshire.
■Third Collection UUtrlct of Mafi.«chu»ett..
Includes the entire State.
John F. Malley, CoUector.
ccstom house. 10th and 11th floors.
John D. Murphy, Chief Deputy Collector
George W. Barrett, Aaron S. Thompson. C. A.
Learv, D. J. Casey, Thomas J. Byrne. M. J.
Carter. S. L. Stacey. W. F. Norton. L. P.
Noonan. J. J. Barry, B. J. Shea, M. J. Rowan.
J. P. Coogan, J. H. Flaherty, J. H. Morgan.
J F Timiltv. W. E. Cooper, Daniel Downey,
James A. Cook, Edward J. Dowd. John O.
Norton, Edward M. Cunningham, Darnel T.
McLaughlm. Joseph F. Freno. Thomas P.
Garvey, Joseph J. Hickey, John A. Foster.
James J. Twohig. Chester J. Biu-leigh, John N.
O'Donohue, Thomas N. OKeefe. John P. Kil-
martm, L. Philip Garland, Thomas A. Mc-
Cluskey, Llovd O. Walton, Arthur A. Dono-
van John P. Troy, Everett M. Studley, James
A. Higgins, CarroU B. Deady, Michael T.
Murphy. Deputy Collectors. „ „, ,
Gaugers. Michael J. Henrity. Henry V. Slack,
Frederick A. Marsh. Albert J. Lynch, James F.
Foley.
Storekeeper Gaugers, John B. Blake, Daniel
Enright, Patrick F. Mahoney, Arthm- E. Felch.
John B. Lord, J. Frank Hackett. Oscar Wenzel.
Charles A. Richardson. Arthur W. Rigby. Harold
D. Stebbins, John A. Nutter. John E. W. Doane.
Frank J. Finn, W. E. Jones. Arthur H. Crabtree.
Edward A. Holland. Ralph R. Robinson. William
A. WUder. WUIiam E. Pittock, Gustav Springer,
David F. O'Connell, Prank A. Lewis, WUIiam J.
Mulcahy. F. J. Sheedy, Charles E. Anderson.
Julius Atlas. Onslow W. Comstock. George G.
Russell. Charles A. Davis.
Messenger. John Powell,
CUSTOM HOUSE NAVT OFFICES, ETC.
Office,
Robert O. Shelley, revenue agent In charge: J
T. Fahey. C. J. McLeod, special gaugers; Walter
Carter, general deputy collector: John H. Buck-
ley. Arthur J. Rutfedge, H. A. B. Peckham, reve-
Bureau of A.iiimal Induatry.
20th floor. Custom House.
Dr. James P. Byder, Inspector in Charge.
V. S. Coast «uard, Eastern Divialon
Office. 141 Milk, room 1031.
Senior Captain Horace P. West, Division
Captain of Engineers N. E. Outchin, Division
U. S,
COAST GUARD CUTTER
"CxBESHAM."
141 Milk, room 1031.
Capt.. B. H. Camden: First Lieut.. M. S. Hay:
Second Lieut., C. H. Jones; Thu-d Lieut., J. A.
Starr: First Lieut, of Engineers, L. O. Farwell;
Second Lieut, of Engineers, O. P. Kendall.
Master's Mate, George D, Robinson.
V. S. Coast Guard, 1st and %d Districts
18th floor, Custom House.
Coast of Maine, New Hampshire and Massa-
dusetts, Oapt. James G. BalUnger, U. S. C. G.
.sst. Inspector.
XT. S. Army Ofllces
Quartermaster's office and Subsistence office.
Summer, cor. Melcher.
i Engineer's office, 25 Pemberton sq., rm. 1017,
Haynes, Warren W. Karnan, Charles H. Keyser,
" ' " "y, Harold W. Whitman, Assist-
S^oolard, Inspector in Charge.
William W. Paine, Inspectors.
XT. S, DEPAKXMBBTI' OF
COMMERCE.
Bureau of Foreign and Bomestic
18th floor. Custom House.
Coast and Oeodetic Survey
18th floor. Custom House.
Commercial Agent, W. A. Graham Clark.
I^lKtathouse Service.
22d floor. Custom House.
Ralph H. Goddard Inspector. S. Antl
Savage Supt.
Radio Inspector's Office
7th floor Custom House
,wler Radio In
Walter J. Butterworth
Steamboat Inspection Service
Office, 33 Broad, room 112a
Commandant, Capt.
Aide Lieut., W. K. Kilpati _
Naval Constructor, WUliam J. Baxter.
Kilpatrick.
Capt. of the Yard. R. D. Hasbrouck.
Inspector Officer. Comdr. W. K. Riddle.
Medical Officer of the Yard, Medical Inspector
N. J. Blackwood.
Engineer Officer, Comdr. Frank Lyon.
Pajrmaster of the Yard, Pay Inspector Joseph
Fyfle,
General Storekeeper, Pay Inspector David Pot-
Clvll Engineer of the Yard, R. B. Bakenhus. •
U. S. Marine Barracks, Major N. H. Hall, Capt.
H. O. Smith, 1st Lieut. W. S. Harrison. 2d
Lieut. B. A. Moeller.
V. S. Heceivlne Ship
Comdr. D^ P. Sellers: Lieut.
Paymaster,
Wood: A. Surgeon, C.
Inspector of Ennineerine Material V. S.
Navy for Mass. Bist.
17th floor. Custom House.
Comdr. J. L. Latimer, U. S. N.; F. L. Broad-
ley J F Gabel, James J. Morrison, J. J. King,
B^lstant Inspectors; J. F. Welch. J. P. CantweU,
clerks.
L. Goudey, Howard M. 'Tait, asst. inspectors of
tJ. S. BEPAKTMENX OP I^ABOK.
Immigration Service.
Office, foot Long Wharf.
Henrv J. Skefflngton, Commissioner. Jere-
miah J.' Hurley. Alcott W. Stockwell, Assistant
Commissioners. Inspectorial and Clerical Force
— Edward O. Arnold. William J. Burke. Wm. M.
Clark. John W. Dolan. Louis J. Domas, Nicola A.
Galotti, W. R. Hartland, Martin J. Leonard,
John M. Lyoms, Fred A. Lundberg, M. Chester
Macomber, John L. O'Neill, Angelo Onessimo.
Olof L. Root, John A. Ryder, Feri F. Weiss, Wm.
J. West, Albert J. Nute, M. D., M. V. SafTord,
M. D.. Hugo B. C. Riemer, M. D., /James E.
Fitzgerald. Morris I. Silton.
Statistical Bivision.
Frank W. Quinn, chief; Frank A. Abercrom-
ble, Benjamin F. Maricle, Henry J. MltcheU,
WilUam H. Nltz.
Betentio
Catherine S. Burgess, John H. Cavawo. Mrs.
Bridget Connors, James P. Curran, William J.
Flaherty, Joseph J. Foley, Patrick Innella James
K Kealey, WUUam P. Kelly, Loomis J. Knight,
John J. Markey, John B. Mattison. Archibald T.
McDonald, Joseph D. Mitchell, James Sulhvau,
Patrick J. SuUivan. Patrick Whalen.
r Assistant surgeon, f rea xi.
Martin J. Mitchell, orderly.
Chinese :
James A. McCabe, chief; T. W. G. Wallace,
Walter M. Perry, John G. Sullivan.
^- Mlatrons.
Mrs. Ida G. Carter. Mrs. Ida B. Collins, Mrs.
Mary KeUy,«Mrs "—'- "' '"—■•-"" '"-
Anna Schlesinger.
Mirmie M. Marshall. Mrs.
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JUSTICES OE THE PEACE U BOSTOIf
Abbott Forre St U
Abbott Joseph
Abbott Leon M.
Abrahams Louis
Achorn Edgar O.
*Adamian Farnag A.
Adlard Walter
Ajdrich Edward I.
•Bates Benjamin <
Bates Claude H.
Baum Horace J.
Baylev Edward BaDcr(
Beal B. Uighton
Deal Thomas F. jr.
Beals Oardner
Beals Sidney h.
Bearak Joseph
Beard David Breed
Bhckley Barthnlonie
Brief Benjamin
Brier Frank L.
Briggs Frederick L.
Briges Lloyd Vernon
*Brigham CharleB H.
BriryJohnF.
Broberg I
Joel
uceJohnp.
Chalmers Alexander
Chaiiiherloin Frank C.
Chamberlain Prescott
Chandler Waldo H.
Chandler Webater A
Chase Frederic H.
Chellman J. Edwin
Chertok Beoianiin I
Chick Francis M.
Chick William H.
ChUd Samuel M.
Cowan William H.
CoxChanningH.
Cox Edward J.
Cox Guy W.
Crafts George B.
Crafts Storer F.
Cram Charles M.
Crawford Jay B.
Allen Horace G.
.\llen Payson E.
Allen Thomas jr.
Allin Horatio N.
Alpert Abraham
Altmon Joseph I.
Amadon Samuel f
Amerige George 1
Amory Francis I.
•Anderson J. Alfred
Andrews Augustus
•Andrews John E.
Andrews Richard F.
Anthony Frank
Appleton Thomas R.
Archibald Robert E.
Arnold Albert
Arnold Augustus F.
•Arzillo Carlo F.
Attridge John J-
AttwilJGustavus
Atwood Lewis L. P.
Auchter Frank
Austin James W.
Austin William E.
Aylesworth W. G.
Bachelder Thomas C
Bacigalupo James J.
i:r^if
Baker Chester A.
Baker Ezra H.
Baker Frank L.
Baker Julius
Baker William G.
Baldwin James H.
Balkam William H
Ballantyne Jamee
Bangs Francis R.
Barker Arthur C. '
Barker B. Deveraux
Barlow Robert S.
Barnes Clarence A.
Barots Herbert H.
♦Barrett Alonzo H
•Belt Herbert F.
Bentield Albert J.
Benjamin Edgar V
Bennett John A.
Bennett Joseph
Bennett Joseph I.
Bergen James T.
Bergen John A.
Berger Alexander \
Bergson Samuel
Berkowilz Abram
Berkwitz Abram J.
Berlin Henry C.
Blood Frank L.
Bloom Warren J.
Bloomfltid Meyer
Blossom William A
Blumenthal Abraham
Blunt Walton W.
Bogardus Frederick
Bogle Joseph
Bogrette Henry N.
Bofes John F.
Bolster Percy G.
Boles John F.
- ■ r Percy (
_r Stanley „-
Bolster Wilfred
Bon Joeiah
Boothby Oren C.
Boydeii Rolph H.
Boyle John J. Jr.
Brackett J. Albert
Bracketl Rny
Brackett Sewell C-
Brade William A-
Bradford George G
Brady Edward F.
Bragg Henry W.
"raleyAbnerL.
Buffinton Eugene L.
Buie Walter A.
Bullock Rutus A.
Bunker Clarence A.
Biirbaok Charles E.
Burgets Harrison Q.
Burke William E.
Burleigh Frederick W.
Burnham Henry L.
Burrage Charles D.
Burroughs Harry E.
Burt James D.
Bushman Maurice
Butler Timothy A.
Butterwoith George T.
Butt«rworth Louis H,
Cabot Frederick I
Callahan Timothy J.
Calviere Cannellno
Campbell Francis A.
Campbellf rank W.
CampbeU James P.
•Campbell John A.
Campbell Joseph A.
•Canavan William J.
Cangiano Alphonse
•Cangiano Michele
Canney Daniel J.
Canney Edward
Cannon Martin A.
Capen Charles G. W.
Capen Edward N.
♦Card Horatio S.
Carew Charles H-
Cardin Bernard E.
Carleton Philip G.
*CarletonWilIardF.
Carlton William L.
Carmody Daniel B.
Carmody John D.
Caro Maurice
Carpenter George S.
Carr Charles L.
CarrJohnC.
Carr John H.
Carrasco William H.I
Carret James R.
Carroll Charles V.
Carroll Francis M.
Carroll James E.
Carroll James T.
Carter Clarence H.
Carter James F.
•Carter James T.
Carter Sylvester B.
Casassa Andrew A.
Casey Daniel A.
f Francis P.
_ . _ Brenner Samuel
Bartlett Charles E. Brett Carlton L.
Bartlett D. Wend-
Bartlett Ralph ~
Bartlett WUlIa
Casey John M.
Catheron Alllflon G.
Ulapp t'ntl Kogers
Clapp Eugene H.
Clapp Wm. Channlnf!
Clark Carl H.
Clark Chester G.
Clark Edmund F.
Clarke William W.
Cleary James P. jr.
Cleworth Harold B.
Clifford Andrew B.
Coakley Daniel H.
[swell Walter C
Coftey Wm. B.
Coffin Charles S.
Cogswe
CoTiei
Cohen Abraham S.
Cohen Franklin M.
Cohen George I.
•Cohen Joseph
Cohen Mark E.
Colahan Joseph L.
Colby Clarence C.
Cole Earnest H.
Cole Joseph W.
Coleman Charles H.
Colgan George A.
Colons John A.
Collins Joseph A.
Collins Timothy F.
Colman Edward J.
Coman Harry H.
Comerford John
Comstock A. Barr
Conant Harry W.
Conley Frederick T.
Connell Albert J.
Connelly John W.
Connelly Martin F.
Connolly Fred W.
•Connolly Thomas G.
Connors Charles F.
Connors John D.
Conroj John J.
Coolidge Francis L.
Coolldge Harold J
Brewer D. Chauncy
Brewster Frank
' Harold *
Coran Michael
Coreoran Declan D
Corcoran Frederick 1
Corcoran Wm. J.
Coughlin Cornelius A.
Counihan Edward A. jr,
Creed MichaelJ.
Creed Thomas M-
Croan Lyman
Crocker Oourlenkj
Cronin Daniel J.
Cruff Frank E.
CruffFredE.
Cuddy William H.
Ings William B.
j/ohn
Cunniffe Walter P.
Cunningham Daniel F.
Cunningham Guy
Cunningham John H.
iT.W.
Currier George O.
Currier IsraelL.
Currier Wilton L.
Curry James E.
Curtis Charles P.
Daly James Harlow
Dalv John M.
Daly Peter
Damon Charles R.
Davenport Charles M.
Davis William F.
Davis William F. ir
Day Charles Frank
Dean Henry M.
Dean Josiah S.
DeBlois George L.
DeDomimlcIs Bernai
DeFilippoArturo
DeGoosh Arthur W.
Deitrick Frederick S.
Delancy William T.
Delano Delavan C.
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Dellheim Beni»min
Delury Timothy J.
Demott T. H. Greeley
Dennis Samuel S., jr.
Dennison Walter Q.
Derby Isaac W. ,
DeRochemont Louis L.G
Des Mazes Charles S
Devine Robert L.
Devlin JameeH.jr
Devlin Thomas M.
Dewey Charles G.
Dexter Philip
Digney Charles A.
DifiawayWm. E. ]..
Donahue Chas. H.
Donahue Daniel A.
Donahue David J.
Donnell Andrew r.
Donnelly Frank
Donoghue Francis D.
DoDOvao Cornelius J.
Donovan James E.
Donovan John J.
Dot an Thomas R.
Dorcey James E.
Dore John B
Dorr Jonathan
♦Douglas George A.
*Douglass James M.
Dow Charles F.
Dow Charles H.
Downey Joseph L.
Downey Thomas F.
Doyle Arthur J.
Doyle Louii C.
Doyle M. Joseph
Doeyse Wilfred J
Dresser Robert N.
Drew George G
Drew Stephen A.
Dt w William J.
Driscolt Charles D.
DriBcoU Charles W.
Driscoll Dennis D.
DriscoU Francis J.
DrlBcoIl Michael J.
DruryC "
*Dubini
DuBois I
DufTJohn
Duffee Patrick E.
Duffy Francis G.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
linsky Hairy H.
Duffy John F.
Dunham Cheater A.
Dunham Horrieon,
Dunhftm William i
Dunn Leo J.
Dunn Sidney
Durkee William H.
Ebann Charlei D.
Edwards Henry
Edwards Herbert H.
Efron Nathan
Ehrlich Harry E.
Ekrman Herberts.
Eldracher John W,
Eldredge Clarence F.
Eldredge Edward H.
Eldredge William D.
Ellerby Simon L.
•Elliot Oliver C.
Ellis David A.
Ellle Herbert E.
Ellsworth Victor A.
Elton William E.
Emanuels Joseph
Emereon A. Silver
Emerson Edgar H.
Emery Howard B.
Emery Thomas J.
Emmons PaxU D.
Emmons Wm.H.H.
Engel Joseph
English James F.
English James S.
*Epple Louli
Epstein A. David
Erickflon Ernest E.
Eyges Leon R.
Eynon John S.
Fagan Joseph P.
Fahey Michael L.
Fales Augustus A.
Fallon Joseph D.
Fanning William H
Farley James F.
Farley J. Wells
*Farmer Harry W.
Farnum Geo. R.
Farr Walter Bates
Farrell Michael F.
Farren Joseph H.
Farrington Robert D.
Faunce Sewall A.
Fee James
Fee Peter P.
Feely Joseph J.
Feeney John D.
Feinberg Philip J.
Fcldman Benjamin
Fellows Henry P.
Fennessey Jeremlali G.
Field Phineas P.
Field Richard F.
Fielding Edward M.
Fine George
Flnkelfltein Abraham
Finlay Patrick J.
FinnE. Philip
Finn WUliam G.
Finneran George H.
Fischer Maximilian
Fish Wm A.
Fisher Horace B.
Fitch Robert S.
Fitton James A.
FittsFenton J.
Fitzgerald Austin T.
Fitzgerald Christophei
Fitzgerald James E.
Fitzgerald Jn" "
Fitzgerald W
Flaherty Wii:_. ._
Flanagan James
Flanagan John F.
Flanagan Thomas E.
Flattery Maurice D.
Fleming Patrick J.
Fletcher Ernest B.
*Fletcher H. Theodore
Fletcher John E.
Fletcher Thomas W.
Fletcher Wm. L.
Flint Albert F.
Flynn John H.
Flynn J. Joseph
Flynn William J.
Fogarty Francis W.
Fogarty John D.
Foley John M.
Foley William J.
Folsom Arthur A.
Folsom Charles E.
Fonseca Michaei
Ford Francis J. W.
Ford Henry W.
*Ford William
Forrester Joseph J.
*Forte Achille
Fosdick Frederick W.
Foster Arthur L,
Foster Frederick
Fottler John
Fowle Seth
Fowler Josii
Fox Isidore H.
Fox James P.
Fox Walter S.
Foye Edward W.
Franceschini Augusto
Franchini Ercole
*Fraser James
*Frederickson Peter A.
Freedman Elcazer
Freedman Samuel J.
Freeman Lewis A.
Freeman Warren F.
Freiman Mitchell
Friary Thomas J.
Ivory I
mkH.
Frost Clifford H.
Frost Robert W.
Frothineham Randolph
*Ful!er Joseph R.
Fuller Walter F.
Fuller Walter T.
Fullerton E. Dwlght
Gadsby John F.
Gaffney James J
Gagen Thomas F.
Galflcar Frederic R.
Gallagher Charles T.
Gallagher Daniel J.
Gallagher James G.
Gallagher Morrill A.
Gallagher Patrick J.
Garfield IrvinM.
Garfield Umberto D
Garland Francis P.
Gaston William A.
Uaynor Charles F
Gebhardt John A. B.
George Elyah
George F.L.
George Harry I.
Gernsh James R.
Gerry Frank F.
Gerry William Gordon
Geretein Carl
Gettemy Charles F.
Gibbs John M,
Giblin Walter A.
Gibson George A.
Oilman John E
GilmanJohnE.jr.
. Ginsburg Edward I
Gleason Albert A.
Gleason George T.
Gteason Wallace A.
Glynn Thomas P.
Goddard Frank A.
Goddard George A
Goldberg Abraham I
Goldberg Harry J.
Goldberg Louis H.
Golden John W.
Goldfine Morris
Goldinger Sidney H.
Goldkrand Harry
Good William J.
Goodrich Charies N.
Goodrich Fred P.
Goodwin Arthur E.
Good^vln Edward L.
Gordon Donald
Gordon John
Gordon Louis
Gould David E.
Gove Jesse M.
Grabill Ethelbert V.
Grace Charles J.
♦Green George W.
Green Louis E. G.
Green Thomas H.
Greenberg Jacob D
Greene Peter T.
Greene William A.
Greenleaf John L.
Greenwood Leonard J.
Griffin Francis A.
Griffin James F.
Griffin John F.
Griffin John H.
Griffin Lyman W.
♦Grimes Robert A.
Grimiell Frank W.
Grosberg Israel M.
Grover Jefferson W.
Groves Lovett B.
Grundy W. G.
Hagar Albert O.
Hagar Eugene B.
Haggerty Dennis W.
Hafeer Walter H.
♦Hale Charies F
Hale Edward B.
Hale F. Gordon
Hale Matthew
Hale Robert
Hale Robert S.
Hall Anthoiw D.
Hall James m!
UallJohnL.
ilnll L.Wallace
Hall Thomas H
Hallahan Stephen J.
Hamlin Louis H.
Hammett John L.
Handy WiUiam B.
Hennessey William J.
Henry James F.
Henshaw Joseph P. B.
Hill George C.
Hill James G.
Hill John C.
♦Hill Johnson W.
Hill Lew C.
Hill William G.
Hilton Frederick H,
Hinckley Eben S.
Hinckley Frank C.
Hmckley Henry H.
Hincks David A.
Hindenlang Walter
Hines Thomas H.
Hinkley Ralph G.
♦HirshViUiam
HisCQck Henry L.
Hodgdon Albert J.
♦Hodgdon Ernest I
Hodsiiinson Charh
♦Hoffman Frank N
Sftt"!
Holbrook Pinckney
Holsberg Maiuice I
Holt Hermon, jr.
Homans Robert
Homer Edwin L.
Honan Daniel J.
Hooper James M.
Hooper Roger F.
Hopkins Edward I
Hoppe Henry G.
Horolit Maurice H
Horenstein Isaac
Horgan Francis J.
Horgan Frank T.
Hosmer Jerome C.
Houghton Albert H.
Hourihan James L.
♦Hourin Christopher L
Harding Herbert Lee Hourihan James L.
HardV WiUiam 1
Harlow Leo M.
Harnden E. W.
Harper A ' "
Harrington Arthur
Harrington Daniel E.
Harrington Francis F.
Harris Daniel
Harris Isaac
Harris John J.
Harris Joseph A.
Harris Reuben
Harris Samuel T.
Hart Henry W.
Hart Martfn T.
Hartetone Robert S.
Hartstone Walter
Harty Thomas B.
Harvey George S.
Harvey Samuel B.
Harvey William E,
Haskell George D.
Haskell Wm.TL.
Hassam Frederick W.
Hassan Edward D.
Hasty Harry E
Hatch E. Mertain
♦Hatch Franklin C.
Hathaway John W.
Hatton James A.
Hayes William H.
Bayford Howard L
♦Hayler Harry
Haynes Frank L.
Haynes Julien C.
Hedley John M.
Hegenberger Alphoi
Hefnzen ftarl p"
Henderson Charles "N
Howard Charies E.
Howard Charies H.
Howard Charies P.
Howard Louis T.
Howard Nelson W.
Howard William F.
Howes Walter S.
Hudson Harvey B.
Hudson Samuel H.
Huggan Ira M.
Huegins A. Harry
Hughes Alfred H.
Hughes James J.
Hughes John E.
Hughes John T.
Humphrey Chester B.
Humphreys Clarence ]
Humphreys Walter
Hunnewell James M.
Hunt Atherton N.
Huut Thomas
HurdFredO.
Hurlburt Archie E.
Hurley James W.
Huriey Wm. J.
Hutchins Edward
Hutehins Edward W.
Hutchinson Freedom
Hutchinson George A.
Hyde George P.
Hvmau Abram
IngalU Frederic C.
sF. Isaacson FoUette :
Isaacson Myer H.
Isenbeck Charles J
Ivaszkevicz Antai
Ives Ilurlbert A.
Jackson Charles A
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Jackaon James F.
Jackaon Joseph M.
Jackson Maxwell
Jaquith Harrv J
Jeonines L. i>. Lan
Jewett Francis R. Lan.
Johnson Ausley M. Lan^
Johnson Arthur T. Lan
Johnson Edward C.
Johnson Ernest H.
Johnson Samuel W.
Jo lies Max
Jonea Charles Willia
Jones Eliot N.
Jonea Philip N.
Jonea Westley
Jordan Michael J.
Jordan Thomaa
Joy Benjamin
Joyce Martin T.
Joyce Thomas a.
Kai "e O^ Edward
Kalesky Samuel
Kalman Max M.
♦Kalmua Otto
Kane Daniel J.
Kaplan Jacob J.
Kaplan Samuel P.
Katzeff Morris
Kauftnan Augrustua H.
*Kaufman Charles
Kaufman Lewis P.
Keams John
Kearns Patrick A.
Keorsley George A-
Keating Cornelius F.
Keating John Frank
Keating Patrick M.
Keay Horace R.
Keay:
Keefe
Keenan Wilfred B.
Keene Samuel
Keezer Prank
Keith Charles C.
Kelley Bernard C.
Kelley George F.
KeUey John B.
Kelly Edmund P.
Kelly Edward F.
Kelly Edward T.
Kelly Henry W.
Kelly James P.
Kelly John F.
Kelly Nathan S.
Kelly Theodore L.
Kelly Thomas
Kelly Timothy W.
Kelso Robert W.
KendrickenJohnM
Kenealy Martin A.
Keniston Davis B. j
Kennedy Henry P.
Kennedy Johu A.
Kennedy John 0.
Kennedy John J.
Kenney Henry
Kenney John T.
KenDey Michael A.
Kerrigan Thomafl F
Ketchum Phillips
Keyes Charles D.
Keyes James M.
Keyes Prescott
Kifev Daniel J.
KiUfon Bernard J.
Kimball Benjamin
Kimball David P.
Kimball Edward A.
Kimball George E.
Kimmett Thomas P.
King Franklin
King John A.
King Joseph H.
King Stanley
*King Thomas H.
Kirby Richard C.
Kittredge Francis W. jr
KJttredge Wheaton
Klayman Harry
Klein Alexander
Klemm Frederick W.
Knapp Fred R.
Kncefand Herbert A.
Knight Henry F.
Knight James H.
Knight Joieph H.
*LleeDM to marry
Knowlea Charles S.
Knowles Frank T.
Kroh Theodore
Kurth WillUm J.
Ladd Babson S.
Laereze Hermann C
Lakson Samuel T.
Lam son Clement R.
Land Jacob
Landesmanlsidor A
Landy Joseph
McCarthy James J.
McCarthy John J.
McCarthy "WiUiam
Larkin J. Richard
Leahy John J.
Leahy John P.
Leahy William A.
Learned Francis M.
Learned Isaac N-
Leary Edward J.
McCrUlia Herbert O.
MacCutcheon Samuel H
McDermott George H.
McDemiott Thomas J.
McDermott William T.
Macdonald John J.
MacDonald James T.
McDonald Jamea A.
McDonald John F.
McDonough J. Harris
McEnanev Thomas O.
Macer Frederick W.
McGarry James T. F.
McGettrick Edward T.
McGourty Thomas
Mclsaac Daniel V.
McKenna Henry C.
McKenna Johu B.
McKenna T. A.
Mackernan WUIiam
McKibbenJamesA.
McKie Lewis B.
McKie Linville E.
McKinney Perry L.
MacKusick Albert R
McLaughlin Edward A.
McLaughlin Edward F.
McLean Amos M.
Lewenberg Milton D.
Lewenberg Solomon
Lewis Charles G.
Lewis Mark
Libby Bioa B.
Libby Fred C
Libby George
Libby Ira F.
Libby Moaes H.
Liffler Charlea
Liffler Charles, jr,
Light Robert W.
Lincoln Preston S.
Lipman Matthew
Loriug Walter D.
Loring William
Loschi Augusto V
Lothrop Thornton
Lourie Myer L.
Lovell Arthur T.
Lovett Wallace R.
Lowe Harland J.
Lowell A. Lawren(
Lowell John
Lucas Harry J.
Lucas John J.
Lucas Winslow B.
Lucey Geo H.
Luciano John
Ludden John M.
Lund Joseph W-
Luther Willard B.
Lutton Charles H.
Lyi
McLeod Keith
McMackin Hugh J.
McMahoQ Bernard A
McMahon Philip L.
McManua Joseph
McMorrowWni.M.
McNaUyHughPJr.
McNamaraJohnP.
McNamara William
McNulty Chas. J.
McNulty Patrick J.
Magrath Timothy F.
Maeuire Peter J.
Maher Peter S.
Maher Thomas F.
Mahony Dennis H.
Makepeace Lloyd
*MalagutJ Charles D.
Malone Dana
Malone John
Malone Maurice M.
Maloney James F.
Maloney S. L,
Mancovitz David
♦Manks Herbert M.
Mann Joseph E.
Manning John J.
Manning John P.
Manning John P. jr.
Mansflefd Edmund R.
Mansfield Frederick H
Manafleld Frederick ^
Mansfield John J.
Mansfield Thomas F.
Manaon Georjie P.
Mapplebeck Rupert L
Marcus Maurice I
Marshall Andrew
Marshall PhUip F,
Marston Artliur M,
Martin A.Robert
Martin Frank E.
Martin John B.
Martin John J.
Lynch Charles J.
Lynch Daniel F.
Lynch John F.
Lynch Maurice B.
Lyon Pearl B.
Lyons Daniel M.
Lyons Joseph P.
Lyons WiUiam J.
MacAdam Albert C. T,
McArdJe Patrick J.
McBride John F.
McCaigJohnA. ,„, .. .^„
♦McOance Alexander May Charles L.
Matthews Thomas R.
Matthews Nathan
Matthews Thomas A.
Matthewa William C.
May John P.
Mayberry Georee L.
Mayberrv Lowell A.
Mayers Walter J.
Maynard Charles H.
Maynard Herbert
Mead Frank W.
Meade William F.
Measure Altred
Medbery George A.
Meudum John A.
Mercer Harry P.
Aleredith J. Morris
MerriamElmerA.
Merriam John M.
Merriam Walter E.
Merrick Edward J.
Merrick John H.
Merrill George A.
Merrill James F
Merrltt N.Thomas..
Metzler Curtis O.
Mignault Wm. T.
MiUer WiUiam J.
Miller Wiuthrop
Milllman Frank V.
MUlmelster Israel A!
Mil more Martin
Minard M. Elmer
Minot Lawrence
Minton John M.
MIntz Herman A.
Mitchell Oliver
Model Samuel J.
Mogan James W.
Moltedo Henrv P.
Monahan Frank D.
Monahan John L.
Monahan Roy P.
Montague David T.
Montague Henry W.
MuntoLonis
Muofrs Walter
Muoers William F.
Muoney Charles P.
Mooney Joseph E.
Mouney Timothy
Moore Charles U.
Moore Ernest B.
Moore Joseph A.
Morrill Charles F.
MornllC. Sumner
Morris Charlea H.
Morris George E.
Morrison Abraham I
Morrison Barnard
Morrison JohnlVI.
Morrison Michael J.
Morrison Morris L.
Morrison William F.
Morrison William P.
Morse Charlea E.
Morse Charles W.
Morse Edward E.
Morse Everett
Morse Francis A.
Morse Herbert R.
Morse Sylvanue G.
Morse Willard I.
Morse William A.
Muldoon Frederic J.
Mulhall George J
Nason Georee Wi
Naion Robert W.
Navlson Joseph
Nay Frank N.
Nay George M.
Nay or Harry H.
Neale Arthur F.
Neeley Jonn B.
Neil WiUiam J.
Neilson Arthur
Nelson Julius
Nelson William H.
Newell Frank A.
Newell James M.
NewhallElbrideei
•Newman Max H.
Newton E. Bertrair
Newton John F.Jr
Nichols John E.
Nicholson Alexandei
Nilz William H.I
Noble Artliur H.
Noble Charles E.
Noble William M
Noonan David H.
Noonan John £.
Norton William I.
Notman Frederick 1
NoyeaBernice J.
Nudd George F.
N utile Thomas
Nutter George R.
Nutting George H. ..
Oakraan Arthur L.
Oakman HeDry P.
O'Brien Charies J. F.
O'Brien Frederick P.
O'Brien George E.
O'BHenJohnF.
O Brieii Joseph F.
O Brien J. Frank
O Bnen Patrick J.
O'Brien Thomas C.
O Bnen Thomas F.|
O'Brien Wmiam H.
0;Callaghan John J.
O Connell Edward P.
O'Donnell Charles E."
O'Donnell James F.
O'DonnelJ James W. jr.
O'Donnell Joseph V.
O'Donnell Timothy J.
O'Donnell William J.
Ogden Arthur E.
O^er Edward R.
o'Hara George L.
OHareJohnJ.
>Leary Michael J.
O'Laughlii
Oppenheimer Jacob
Murphy Patrick J. A.
Murray Francis J.
Murray George F. H.
Murray Thomas W.
Murray Wendell P.
Murray William F.
Myers Louis G.
Parker Cornelius A-
Parker Frank
Parker George W.
•Parker Leonard W.
Parker Wm. A.
Parker W. Prentiss
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
•Patrick Thomas 1
Patton Johii S.
Paul Frank
Paul Philip B.
Paul William J.
, Irving C I,
nutter Mark 1
•Pease Oscar E.
Peirce Edward
Peirson Charlei L.
Pelletier Joseph C
•Pennini Lewis
Pepper Roderick A.
PeDoerel WUUiam S
PeS^fns Charles W.
Perkins Edwin C.
Perkins Harry E.
Perkins Henry Q.
Perrln Richard B.
Perry Carlton A.
Perry Francis A. 1
Peny George H.
Perry Joseph Earl
Perry Ralph D.
Petters William F.
Pettigrove Fred G.\
Phelps WiUiamB.'
Philbrlck Charles W.
PhilbrickE. W.
PhlUimoreFredG.
Phillips Solomon
Phillips Stephen W.
Phippen George B.
Phipps Joseph B.
Plefce Charles E.
Pierce C. Eaton
Pierce Daniel F.
Pierce Edward J.
Pierce John B.
Pierce J. Homer
Pierce Myron E."
Pike Chester W.
PiUsbury Albert E
Pinanski Abraham E.
Pinkney Phillip
Piper Charles E.
Pollard Frederick 1
Porter Alexander S.
Porter Peter P.|
Potenza Louis
Potter Henry Staples
Powderly William H
•Powell Benjamin F
Power Charles O.
Powers James A.
Powers James E.
Powers Thomas J.'
Powers T. Walcott
Pratt Cheater M,.
Pratt Frederick L.
Pratt Joseph H.
Precott William H.
Prest William M.
Pritchard Robert A.
Proctor Edward O.
Proctor George
Reardon Cornelius A.
Reardon Daniel J.
Reardon James W.
Reddish Wm. F.
Redmond Eugene T.
Reed William L.
Regan Timothy F.
Regestelu Edwin C.G.
Rehn George L.
•Reimer Arthur E.
Reinstein Samuel O.
Restarick Charles W.
Reuben Moses I. F.
Reynolds Augustus G.
Reynolds Charles Q. O.
Reynolds John
Reynolds John D.
Reynolds Thomas M.
Rice Edward D.
Rice Edward E.
Rice Thomas F.
Rice Walter A.
Rich WiUiam D.
Richards AlMn L.
Richards Francis H.
ProutWi
F.a
Prout William C.
Prudhomme Hippolyte
Pullen William L.
Pulsifer George R-f
Pulverman Alonzo
Putnam Charles E.
Pulverman Alonzo A
Putnam Charles E.
Putnam Charles W.
Futnam Frederic H.
Putnam James L
Putney Harry W.
" ■ "ey Martin F.
•y Edward A.
i Hugh J. '
llos
Eamsey Johnson y>
RandallGeuiWH.
Ranney Fletcher
Ranloul Neal
RatsheBky Abrahaii
Rau Chrfatopher
Sawyer Maxwell
Sawyer Meyer J.
Sayer J. Frederick
Sayward WiUiam H.
Scanlon Michael A.
Scannell J. Frank
*Schaub Harry M.
Schell WiUam I.
Schmatzler Karl H.
Schmeltz W. Sherman
Sprague Rufua Bates
Spring Roniney
Squires Harry N.
Stauk Joseph H
Stanton Edward J.
Stearns Harry N.
Stebbina Charles H
Steele Frederick J.
Stern Anaon
Semlnara Joseph
Serber A. Jacub
Seretto Michael
Seriack Julian
Shack ford
Shain Mark
Edward M3 Shaughnessy %
I David E.
Rider Charles H.
Riley George A.
Riley Josepli
Rising Hawley K.
Roberts Walter H.
Robinson Alexander I
Roblnaon Clarence H.
Robinson John H.
•Robinson Nathaniel (
♦Robinson Robert
Robinson William
Rogers George L..
Rogers George V.
Rogers Henry M.
Rogers John H.
Rogers Leo A.
Romaskiewicz John
Rome Bernard
Ronan John P. J.
Roos Samuel B.
Rose Alexander
Rose Alexander E.
Rose Charles H.
♦Rose John F.
Roaen Morris
*Ro8enband Adolph
Shaw David B.
Shaw Herman W.
Shaw Willian S.
Shea Francis A.
*Sheppard Joseph
Sherey Aaron M.
Sherman John W.
Sherwin Henry
Shrelder WoU
Shulmau Louis
Siefert Charles H.
Ross Charles R.
Ross Frederick \
Ross Harry B.
Rowe John F.
Ruane Michael^
Ruben I. Manuel
Ruby Israel
Rudnick Carl
Ruetfc- Conrad J.
Rnggles Daniel B.
Rush Thomas
Rueaell Charles G.
Russell Charles T.
Russell Fred N.
Rusaell Herbert W.
Russell Reuben A.
Rusiell Robert T.
Ruasell Thomas
Russell Thomas H.
RuBBoJamei V.
Rusao Jerome J.
Ryder E. Albert
♦Sahlitz Rudolph
*Saklad Ellas
Saklad Joshua B.
Saklad Philip
Salles Frederick M.j:
Sampson Charles H.
Silton Alfted J
Simons Nathan
Slack Francis H.
Slader Frederick
Slader George R.
Small George F. jr.
Smith Franklin E.
Smith George B.
Smith George E.
Smith Stephen a.
Smith Walter R. J.
Smith William, jr.
Snow Elmer H.
Suow Francis S.
Snow Frederic E-
Son Frank P.
Sondheim Ellas H.
Sondheim Philip J.
Southack Theodore 1
Southard Louis C.
Sparrow Charles K.
Spellman Frank D.
Spence Henry G.
Spencer Charles W.
Spencer Josephs.
Stockbridge WiUiam I
Stockton Lawrence M.
Stockwell Charlea P.
Stone Arthur P.
Stone Mark
Stone Mason £
Stone Robert B.
Streeter Thomas W.
Stuart Wallace N.
SturgiB Roger F.
Sughrue Michael J.
Sullivan Alexander M.
Sullivan Andrew J.
Sullivan Edward J.
Sullivan E. Mark
Sullivan Florence F.
Sullivan Frank J.
Sullivan Jamea A.
Sullivan John F.
Sullivan John H.
Sullivan Joseph F.
Sullivan Joseph P.
Sullivan Lynde
Sullivan Alichael A.
Sullivan Michael H.
Sullivan Michael J.
Sullivau Patrick
Sullivan T. Robert
Sullivan William H.
SwanChas. Herbert
SweetserE. Leroy
Sweetser I. Homer
Swift Henry W.
Taft Edward A.
Taft George F.
Tarpey WiUiam J.
*Tay Herman S.
Taylor Albert E.
Taylor Harold J.
Taylor Harry C.
Taylor John
Taylor John D.
Taylor Lester E.
Tebbetts George E.
Tebbetts George W.
Temple Frederick H.
Thayer Frank W.
Thayer Henry J.
Thomaa Edward A.
Thomas Miner R.
Thompson Edward V
Thorpe Walter H.
Thulin Ralph C.
Thurston George O.
Tibbetts Q. Wallace
Tierney Edward L.
Tierney Paul E.
Todd Charles E
I Christos B.
Towle William Warren
Towne Winfield C.
Townsend Edward S.
Townsend John H.
Townsend Robert Elmer
Tracy Reginald P.
Trask Frank E.
Trask Fred G.
Traek William Ropes
Treadwell Henry S.
Tremere Benjamin I
TsagriB r— - °
Tucker (
Tucker Lewis R.
Tuckerman Leverett S
TurnDullJoseph A.
Turner Edwiu J.
Turner Everett L.
Turner Frederic A. jr,
Turner Walter H.
Turner William D.
Turrell Charles L.
Tushins Jacob W.
TutUe Frank J.
Tuttle Henry C.
Tyndale Theodore H.
Udelson Theodore
Ulin Charles
Ulin Max
UUiau Nathan
Ulman William T.
Ulmer W. Edwin
Ulrich Peter C.
Underbill Benjamin F
Upton Eugene C.
VaUely Jamea B.
VanAmringe Robert C.
*VanDam Harry
Vanderhoot Nelson B.
VanNostrand Alonzo G
Varney Alfred L.
Vaail Roman J.
Vaughan John W.
Vaughan Samuel
Vecchioni Joseph
Vernon Bernard N.
Vezina George
Vialle Charles A.
Viaux Frederic H.
Viele Frank H.
Viles Alden E.
Vinson Thomaa M.
Wade John F.
Wade Winthrop H.
Wagner Samuel W.
dman Clarence H.
Waldron Hiram E.
Waldron Thomi "
Walker Albert I
Wallon Joseph A. L.
Walih Morrlfl J.
Walsh Patrick D.
Walsh Richard M.
Walsh Roberts.
Walsh Robert H.
Walsh Thomaa F.
Walsh William E.
Walters laadore J.
Ward Carl
Ward"
Ward
Warren Chas. J.
Warren Harry S.
Warren Joseph
Warren Joseph F.
Warren Webster
Washburn Franks.
Washburn Paul
Washburn Thomai Q,
Wasaerman Jacob
Waterman Curtis H.
Waters Bertram G.
Waters Frank D.
Watkeys Frederick W.
Watson Thomas M.
Watt Fred O.
Waugh Jamea H.
Webber Abraham C.
Webster Charles H,
Webster Franklin A.
Weeden Oscar F.
Weed Arthur H.
Weeks Warren B. P.
Wehvle George L.
Wehrle Otto A.
Weinberger Samuel
Weinstein A. H.
Weiscqpf Edwin L.
Weitz Herbert A.
Welch Charles H.
Welch Francis C.
Welcome Albert A.
Wells Frank L.
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■old James T.
■I.e.- IViKrsili
Wheelwright John T.
Wliellon Daniel A.
Wliclton John B.
Whidden Edwar.l E
Whiddon Frederick \V
Whjleley Frederic
Vigsin Joseph
I'ipnt Oelano
Hlbur Jacob W.
fileox WUliamJ.
fildeCha.lesE.
Wilder D. Ed*in
Williams Arthur
Williams David W.
Williams Frederic /
Williams Jordan P.
WiliianiB Joseph S.
Williams Manning A.
W|ng Franklin R.
'ingersky Frederic
Wise Samuel U.
Wishman Harris W.
Wiswall Richard H.
Witkin Samuel J.
Woodaman Ernest S.
W..odrouKh Joseph A.
WoodrufTFrederick O.
Woodward Edward O.
Woodworth Stewart C.
Worcester Joseph E,
Woronoff Benj.
Worthy Richard E.
Wrasg GeorKe E.
Wright Charles E.
•Wright Curtis J.
Wright John P.
Young James E.
Young Thomas J.
Youngman Wm. S
Zerbel Fred A.
Zintz Abraham
Zolla Pilgrim R.
•Zottoli Frank M.
Zottoli Joseph T.
Zuckernik Jacob B
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B.jyce Mary L.
Brackett Blanch
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Brimmer Lydla
Brown Annie E
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im Frances F
: Gertrude S.
k Caroline J.
Crawford Alice I.
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Fisher Mary A.
Foley Kathryn
Folev Monica A.
Gallagher Sarah A.
Gallant C.Louise
Garritv Mary E.
Glass tsabelle B.
Harris Georgia A.
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Keating Helen L.
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Kjmball Slyrta
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KlellBtroni Inez
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Levy Blanche S.
JIcMahon Mary E.
McMahon Rose L.
Mahan Mary A. Mrs.
Maher Margaret J.
MelTinEdltil
Moulton Lillian B.
Nurenberg Leah
Power Clara L.
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i Mabel R.
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Anderson Sidney O steno Jamaica Plain Trust Co
678 Centre J P bds 79 Van Winkle Dor
BOSTON MOBBIS PLAN COMPANY Tbe
loans and investment securities 40 Court
2d floor— See page 2626A
Boston Raincoat Co 161 Summer from 10 Mar-
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BUBCHELL, CLABK & LOGAN Inc certified
public accountants 89 State rm 42 — See
page 2650
Burgess, Lang & Company bankers 199 Wash rm
201
Chamberlain Frank O lawyer 78 Chauncy rm 64
from 18 Tremont rm 1126
Civian David (Boston Stocking Co) 77 Bedford
CLABK CHABLES S district sales mgr Pennsyl-
vania Steel Co 70 Kllby rm 12 h at E Dux-
bury — See page 2927
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING WRECK-
ING CO (M D Wallas) 28 School rm 27 —
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Corno Mills Co animal food 40 Central rm 803
Gotten Preston S vice pres and treas The Boston
Morris Plan Co 40 Court 2d floor h at Win-
chester
Danforth Richard O advertising writer 101 Tre-
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Drake Albert R asst treas The Boston Morris
Plan Co 40 Court 2d floor h at Waltham
Duffy Michael supt heat control 1007 City Hall
annex bds 8 Bowdoin
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page 3013
Elbee Co textile specialties 85-Pearl
ELIOT SAVINGS BANK 114 Dudley — See
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Eliot Square Real Estate Co 187 Roxbury Rox
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Greeley John B tailor 61 Court h at Winthrop
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International Equipment Co 352 Western av B
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Inter-Trust Security Go 15 Exchange
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Jamerson Clothes Shops Inc 453 Wash
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Laban Pratt 50 Congress
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Wash Washington
A A Wire Co insulated wire and cables 93 Fed-
A B Mfg Co (Abe Borans, H F Brennan) chil-
dren's dresses 27 Kingston
A B SEE ELECTRIC ELEVATOR CO J R
Jackson jr mgr 4th floor 111 Devonshire
warehouse 163 Oliver — See page 2822
A D H Publishing Co music 40 State rm 41
A STORRS & BEMENT CO paper warehouse
140-150 Federal— See page 3033
A W Mfg Co wrenches 120 Milk rm 85
Aab Co real estate 19 Milk rm 41 [55 Kilby
Aachen & Munich Fire Ins Co of Aix-la-Chapelle
Aalto J tailor h 61 Myrtle [ren Rox
Aaron Abraham L jeweler 1915 Wash h 624 War-
» Barney com trav h 668 Blue Hill av Dor
" Charles T salesman h 18 Haviland
" David J (Aaron & Bartlett) lawyer 40 Court
rm 1002 h 1254 Conunonwealth av
« Fred cigars h 77 Empire Alls
" Harry F salesman 40 Central rm 305 bds 737
E Broadway (Broadway do
• Herman mgr 628 E Fourth S B bds 737 E
" Jacob driver h 147 Chelsea E B
. Jacob L law student 40 Court rm 1002 bds
1254 Commonwealth av
" Joseph porter 72 Franklin h at Stoneham
• Julius cigarmaker h 737 E Broadway S B
• Solomon E vice pres 60 State rm 316 bds 93
Henley Chsn
• Sophie M h 578 Newbury
" S E Co patent dealers 60 State rm 316
. Wolf W mgr 1022 Wash h 3 Normandy Rox
. & Bartlett (David J Aaron, Charles E Bart-
lett) lawyers 40 Court rm 1002
Aarons Loring E tel opr h 406 W Broadway S B
" Manuel H (Aarons & Golosov) 162 Hanover h
884 Harrison av
" Samuel cigarmaker h 406 W Broadway S B
- William (Aarons & Fum) 671 Wash h 120
Warren Br (671 Wash
« & Finn (William Aarons, Harry Finn) jewelry
« & Golosov (M H Aarons, Leon Golosov)
clothing 162 Hanover
. Abraham M laborer bds
Barnard died Aug 31 1915
s 177 Mag
i Wash bds 37 North Russell
Aug 3
bds .
David A clerk bds 177 Magnolia Dor
Harry A clerk 368 Wash bds 37 :^
Henry real estate h 177 Magnolia Dor
Max (William Pink & Co) liquors 347a Co-
Abaghian Leon shoecutter h 87 Mlnden Rox
Abaid Alexander baker 23 Hudson h do
Aban & Co real estate 53 State rm 930
Abangarez Steamship Corp 131 State rm 900
Abar Alice A Mrs h 1 Atherton pi Rox
- NeUie M h 26 Forest Rox
Abare William H asst sec U D Mut Fu'e Ins Co
- Calogero laborer h 8 Hanover i
" Fllippo laborer h 37 Sheafe
» Francesco candymaker h 99 Prmce
" Francesco hostler h 43 Tileston
« Giuseppe barber 125a North bds 31 N Bennet
- John blacksmith h 185 Bennington E B
- Luigi laborer bds H Sheafe
- Salvatore laborer h 10 Charter
Abatto Salvatore laborer h 71 Lubec E B
Abazorius Anthony shoe repairer 208 W B'way
S B h 194 Athens do
" Kostantas tailor h 137 Bowen S B
Abban Patrick A teamster h 4 Boston pi S B
Abbe Clarence M clerk h 497 Huntington av
Rox
" Elizabeth M physician 45 Dale Rox h do
" Frederic E salesman 50 Congress rm 326 bds
at Camb
" Frederick R physician 15 Sayward Dor h do
" Henry T buyer 90 Chauncy I
Abber Annie Mrs rem to Maiden
Abberton James F mason h 1972 Centre W
" Patrick driver h 1980 Centre W R
" T Frank 14 Fulton h 10 Cedar Ros
162
BOSTON [1916] DIEECTORT
_ _ 205 Lincoln h at Maiden
" Ida E h 148a Bowdoin Dor
Abbisso Salyatore laborer h 5 Revere pi
Abbot Alexia L designer bds 64 Kingsdale Dor
" Andrew A real estate 904 Harrison av li 6
Kingsdale Dor
» Edwin I proofreader bds 27 Lambert av Rox
" Elmer B clerk 587 Wash Dor h 11 BuUard do
« Eugene B treas 165 Milk h Hotel Canterbury
« Frank D supt 343 Congress h at W Somerville
" Gabrielle teacher Abraham Lincoln school bds
108 Pembroke
. Gabrielle N Mrs h 108 Pembroke
- George agent 60 State rm 115 h at Andover
" George W & Co (W L Abbot) com mers 42
Batterymarch
u Harold C student bds 1 1 Bullard Dor
« Henry L rem to Wobum
■ Lawrence A salesman 887 Boylston h at Lynn
. Mary E widow George J bds 11 Bullard Dor
« Nathaniel h 1 14 Norwell Dor
« Otis H salesman h 8 Fenelon Dor
" Rosalie Y teacher Girls' Latin school bds 108
Pembroke [bds 108 Pembroke
" Susan E teacher Louisa May Alcott school
- Walter L (George W Abbot & Co) 42 Battery-
march h at Manchester [Somv
" Walter L jr clerk 42 Batterymarch house at
" William H bond broker 15 Court rm 23 h 27
Lambert av Rox , ^ , , „ 1P°I
« Winifred bookkeeper 27 Central h 11 Buuard
. & Downing Co wagon mfrs 394 Atlantic av
Abbott Abbie G teacher Dearborn school Rox bds
66 Westvllle Dor
" Adelaide M physician 459 E Eighth S B h do
" Albert B cashier Copley Sq Hotel h at Camb
« Albert M clerk mailing div P O h 274 Norfolk
Dor [StBotolph
« Albert R broker 68 Devonshire rm 715 h 121
" Alfred L clerk h 10 Houghton Dor
.. Alice nurse rms 23 Worcester sq
« Alice L widow George E rms 415 Wash Dor
. AJonzo F shipper 374 Congress h at Quincy
« Ambrose H court officer municipal cnmmal
court 101 Court House h 24 Pratt Alls
.. Arthur E bookkeeper 76 Devonshire h at Wol-
laston [Reading
« Arthur M salesman 645 Atlantic av h at
"AH salesman G E Co 84 State h at Winchester
« Charles piano tuner rms 11 StCharles
u Charles B watchman 142 Berkeley bds 18
Washington Dor . .„ . ,. ^
. Charles B 104 Kingston h 12 Austm Dor
• Charles Elmer investments 201 Devonshire
Abbott
- Forrest H clerk 35 Congress rm 1005 h 15
Chelmsford Dor
" Frances h 4 Walnut
« Frances A widow William T h 4 Lingard Dor
- Frank A driver 74 Franklin rm 302 h at Wa-
verley (Hingham
■' Frank P clerk 1st floor Custom House h at
. Frank W (Abbott, Hall & Co) 12 S Market
rm 57 bds at Melrose [at Medford
" Frank W inspector Custom House 6th floor h
" Fred foreman h 6 Smith Alls
" Fred W died Jan 11 1916
» Frederick L physician 252 Newbury h do
« Frederick 8 shipper 19 Lincoln h 67 Perrin
Rox
" Frederick W clerk 185 Devonshire rm 1103
h Austin Mat [Somv
- Gayton clerk 55 Coneress rm 911 h at W
Geddes G clerk 120 Franklin h at Braintree
« George driver bds 242 Lexington E B
'■ George jr clerk bds 32 Alaska Rox
« George E conductor h 90 Easton Alls
» George H engineer 87 Milk h 11 Wesley av
Dor (J P bds do
" George H engineer Faulkner Hospital, Centre
ABBOTT GEORGE H & CO (J Alfred Ander-
son) auctioneers real estate and insurance
209 Washington rm 19 h 60 Iffley rd J P
—See page 3102
• George J music teacher bds 222 Brighton av
Alls
» George S driver bds 7 Monument Chsn
» George W buyer 35 Temple pi h at Lexington
George W div engineer 331 South station h at
iV Ne
Gilbert J flsherman h 496 Dudley Rox
" Gordon
17 Court
" Grace M mi
rose
- Griffith E rms 185 W Brookline
- Hall & Co (F W and W T Abbott. F C Bates.
A D Hall) merchandise brokers 12 S Market
rm57
- Hannah F widow William V died Feb 27 1915
" Harold E 243 Summer h at Andover
- Harold F driver bds 2 Forest pi Chsn
- Harry P teller Liberty Trust Co 197 Wash bds
Helen A teacher bds 24 Pratt Alls
Helen M teacher bds 94 G, S B
Henry L collector 24 West h at Wobum
Henry L printer 244 Wash h at Revere Beach
Henry L student bds 67 Perrin Rox '" "
" Howard B clerk 59 Com'l bds at Atlantic
321 hi
906 :
[Watertown
- Charles N died Maxch 29 1916
" Charles P constable and (C P Abbott & Co)
53 State rm 417 h 55 Belvidere
« Charles P real estate and ins 44 Kilby
» Charles P salesman 280 Summer bds at Wm-
terHill
" Charles W tinsmith h 242 Lexington E B
. Charles W watchman h IS Wash Dor
" Charlotte A seamstress bds 20 Ashmont Dor
" Clyde V paint«r bds 496 Dudley Rox
« ComeUa A widow Jacob b 10 Qumt av Alls
« Curtis lawyer 53 State rm 722 h at Newtpii;
vUle [State rm 41/
. C P & Co (Charles P Abbott) mfrs agents o.i
. Demis M widow Leander B real estate 17 \ al-
entine Rox h 255 Walnut av do ^ -,.-
« Edgar lieut B P D No 1. 40 Purchase h 2;,o
Harold Rox
" Edgar C lecturer h 1010 Boylston
- Edward D treas 181 Mass av h at B hue
.. Edward R com trav bds 76 Dakota Dor
» Edward S conductor h 633 Warren Rox
,. Edward W salesman S
. h at Winchester
Elizabeth O widow Edward A h 1212 Com-
monwealth av Alls ..„ ,
" Ellen M widow William F h 21 Milford
„ Ehner E machinist h 1139 Hyde Park ay H P
- Ehnont B porter 204 Essex h 2 Miller pk Rox
- Emery W asst gen'l frt agt 3 North station h
at Reading
" Emma E h 45 Westland av i.. », ,
.. Emma Louise bookkeeper 166 Devonshire bds
at B'line [t "t Medford
.. Ernest W civU engineer 294 Wash rm 1001
. Eva nurse bds 39 Mountfort „ ^ „ ^
- Everett B chocolatemaker h 3 FuUer Dor
" E A builder 185 Devonshire rm 906
"ED Company printers 181 Mass av
- Ida
- Isaac S masseur bds 212 Everett Alls
« Isabella J Mrs bds 5 Burton av Rox
" Iva Mrs h 8 Grant av Alls
" James clerk h 293 Lexington E B
" James laborer h 13 Monument Chsn
" James (58 Wrentham Dor) died Dec 19 1915
- Jennie Mrs h 1001 Wash
» Jere Mrs h 406 Beacon
" John lawyer 53 State rm 718 h at Winchester
« John E died Dec 2 1915
. John a engineer h 61 Story S B
" John J laborer h 489 E Third S B
.. John J laborer h 14 Lexington av Chsn
" John J teamster h 37 Medford Chsn
.. John W clerk rms 6 DiUaway
W dept agt 43 Commercial h at Atlantic
John W 32 Derne h at Camb
Joseph lawyer 78 Devonshire i
Sq r "-
I 41
17 Oak
" J H & Co publishers 294 Devonshire
Quint 1
as.st cashier 125 Milk rm 51 h 10
Alls
Leander rms 465 Mass av [Walnut av do
Leander B jr mgr 17 Valentme Rox h 255
Leo bookbinder 41 Arch bds at Camb
Leon M (Bates, Nay, Abbott & Dane) lawyer
73 Tremont rm 934 h at Bliue
Leonard G h 19 Fenno Rox
Lewis B architect 122 Ames bldg h at Dan vers
Lewis G mgr 294 Wash rm 523 h at Provi-
dence R I (h 25 Peterborough
Lewis W electrical engineer 50 Oliver rm 808
Lewis W Mrs 1 ' ' ' "" ' ■*
_ I teacher h 25 Peterborough
Louis brushmaker h_27 Elmhurst Dor
Louis D driver !"
av Dor
Louis F h 67 Perrin Rox
W Newton b
Louis P ex-chief I
11 Garden W R
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
163
Abbott
« Marshall R salesman 110 Summer rm 34 h at
S WejTTiouth
Martha Mrs h 121 StBotolph
Mary E Mrs hairdresser 4 Rosedale Dor h do
Mary E widow Barzillai h 572 E B'way S B
MoUie teacher h 32 Alaska Rox [ton
Nathaniel W pilot end Lewis whf h at WoUas-
Oliver B sales mgr 46 Clintoa rm 505 h at
Somv
Oscar A com trav bds 82 Can-er
Osceola H h 22 Circuit Rox
Paul W 79 Milk rm 714 h 293 Commonwealth
ay I Dor
Philip S salesman 161 South h 30 Beaumont
Prentice W 199 Wash rm 601 h at Medford
Ralph E pres 133 Broad h 22 Halford rd W K
Ralph P clerk 40 State rm 37 h at Danvers
Raymond H clerk 187 State rms 28 Bickerstaff
Roy C hiteme Mass Gen Hospital bds do
Royal H salesman h 26 Rosemont Dor
Royal K rem to Canton
Eussell E frt auditor's dept Old Fitchburg
sta h 31 Ma^olia Dor
R M rms 440 Columbus av
Samuel eggs h 30 Brookview Dor fpk Rox
Samuel supt B P D. 40 Purchase h 20 Cedar
Samuel A B 84 State rm 1025 h at Welleslev
Samuel B switchman N Y, N H & H h 209
Washington Dor (Rox h do
Samuel E Dr physical instructor 11 Newcomb
Sarah E widow Henry R h 66 Wostvllle Dor
Sumner massage h 212 Everett Br
Susan E widow William H h 32 HartweU Rox
S Dwight elevator constructor bds 75 Dakota
Dor
5 K & Co bookbinders 100 Purchase
Thomas laborer h 7 Princeton Ghsn
Thomas J laborer h 74 Decatur Chsn
Thomas Q freighthandler h 367 E. 8 B
Tressellian R undertaker 335 Wash Dor h 27
Harvard av do (h Hotel Somerset
Waldo L accountant 201 Devonshire rm 526
Wallace M chef rms 108 MjTtle
Walter C salesman 131 State rm 327 h 222
Brighton av Alls
Walter F salesman rms 265 Shawmut av
Walter 8 leather sorter bds 85 Condor E B
Wendell P salesman 129 Federal h at Law-
rence [Camb
Wilbur H clerk 55 Commercial whf h at N
William clerk bds 15 Humboldt av Rox
William teamster bds 835 Saratoga E B
WUUam A engineer h 645 E Fifth 8 B
William D blockmaker h 85 Condor E B
William F clerk 89 Pearl bds at Chelsea
William H clerk 1157 Wash Dor h 21 River-
side pi Mat
William Lee draftsman bds 45 Newburg Bos
William P engineer h 15 Hmnboldt av Rox
William S engineer F E 16. River cor Temple
Mat h 1 193 Morton Dor [field
William S spec agt 71 Kilby rm 9 h at Lynn-
William T (Bates & Abbott) tea 12 S Market
rm 57 h at Winchester [Pleasant Dor
W Herbert pres and treas 112 Beach h 60
W Herbert Inc leather dealers 112 Beach
6 Femald Co teamsters 237 Congress
Abboud Michael T chef h 25 Belvidere
Abbruzzese Aniello laborer h 337 Harrison av
Antonio (Ciambelli & Abbruzzese) barber 99
Blackstone h 21 Hecia Dor
Carlo clerk h 2 Shelby E B
Emanuele barber 1238 Dorchester av Dor bds
21 HecIa do (do h do
Gabriel grocer 164 Trenton E B and 2 Shelby
Lorenzo marbleworker h 74 Dresser S B
Pietro grocer 313 Lexington E B h do
« Raffaele laborer h 5 Thacher ct
- Salvatore barber 99 Blackstone b 21 Hecla Dor
Abbt Julius waiter h 1 Oxford ter
ABDALIAN LEON H photographer 295 Centre
J P h do — See page 3046
Abdallah Beshara grocer 19 Hudson h do
- EUas laborer h 71 Albany |W R
" George dry goods 76 Kneeland h 35 Heron
Abdelahad Assad shoemaker h 102 Sheridan J P
" Mitry shoeworker h 94 Hudson
Abdou BandUy shoeworker h 51 Hudson
" Dovik shoeworker h 49 Albany
Abdow Abdul helper h 86 Hudson
Abdulnoor Salome boardinghouse 40 Staniford
Abdy George H clerk 417 Wash h at Revere
Abe Albert H auditor bds 4261 Wash Ros
" Catharine widow Christian h 16 Brown av R<
« F William rigger bds 4;
« Louise widow William 1 _
" William A clerk bds 16 Brown ;
Abel Alexander carpenter h 80 Torrev Dor
- Alexander janitor h 56 Nelson Dor
" George H rem to Utica N Y
" Harry driver 84 Fulton h 27 Laconia
- John M cabinetmaker h 71 Cottage rd \
" Joseph porter 84 Fulton and grocer 3i
conla h 24 do
• Thomas longshoreman bds 50 Kendall
783 Dorchester n
Abele Andrew ]
" Catharine widow li 18 (^amdeu pi
- Chartes H teamster h 77 Harbor
" Frederick W carpenter 1
Abell George musician Modem theatre 523
" John G butter 23 Farrington av Alls h do
" Leslie G clerk bds 23 Farrington av Alls
" Rollin mfr flexible tubing and shafting 4
Tlleston Mat h at Milton (WoUaston
" Walter P patent lawyer 53 State rm 835 h at
Abells George C mgr 218 Bowdoin Dor nns 47
Toplifl do
Abelman Abraham h 30a Bower Rox
•" Fannie Mrs dressmaker 36a Bower Rox h do
. Max grocer 168 Chelsea E B h do
" painter h 60 Nightingale Dor
32 Chardon 1
Abelovltz Harry (Eastern Rubber Tire &
canizing Cc " " ' "
Abels Alexander H salesman 120 T
Hermn com trav h 37 Lena pk Dor
Julius grocer 42 Litchfield Br h 40 do
Max tailor h 408 Saratoga E B (E B
Abely Alice M, Public_Library bds 72 4 Saratoga
Joseph F clerk 1165 Mass :
Joseph H (Lewis & Abely) 427 Wash h '37
[throp
Farrington E :
ingt
William P „
Abend Max tailor h 19 N Anderson
Aber Harry shoemaker h 88 Poplar
Aberbach David (Golden & Aberbach) grocer 72
Erie Dor bds 11 Greenwood do
Aberblitt Abraham laborer h 41 Rochester
•■ Jake tailor h 41 Rochester
Abercrombie B G mgr 387 Wash rm 801 h at
Melrose Hid s
" Daniel W jr rem to Worcester
- Elmer E 85 Equitable bidg h at Braintree
» Prank S inspector end Long whf h 1 3 1 StBo-
tolph
■■ James grocer 499 Sumner E B h at Lynn
" James K baker h 25 Albion Rox
" Margaret L h 33 MtVemon
" Marian widow WUUam h 71 Mlston Alls
« William conductor bds 71 Allston Alls
Aberdee Joseph H clerk bds 15 Worthington Rox
" Mary T widow Henry h 15 Worthington Rox
Aberdeen Street Garage (William C and William
B Durkee) 20 Aberdeen Fen
Aberlatt Abe pedler h 41 Rochester
Aberle Abbie E widow Frederick h 2212 Centre
W R [land Rox
.. Alfred J clerk 131 State rm 216 h 231 High-
" William H coUector 501 Wash h at Everett
" see Abele [Idlewild Alls
Abemathy Charles J clerk Second Nat Bank h 11
« Rebecca widow John h 91 Bloomfleld Dor
Abersman Hilda milliner 333 Blue Hill av Rox h
do
Abert Carl cigarmaker h 9 1 Minden Rox
- Ernest h 701 Walkhill Mat
ABERTHAW CONSTRUCTION CO concrete
engineers and contractors office 27 School
i G (L G .
L G Mfg Co (Louis G Abizaid) razor strops
and canvas gloves 94 Essex
Mansour (J G Abizaid & Sons) 143 Tyler h do
Martha widow Amen h 102 Tyler
" John H machinist bds 129 Callender Dor
Ablewhite Edward painter h 54 Clarendon
Abolen Fritz carpenter h 24 HaU J P
Abolin Fritz carpenter h 6 Logan Rox
Aboozbeeb Aesia K carpenter h 34 Hudson
" Elias K salesman h 34 Hudson
" George salesman bds 34 Hudson
Abom Arthur S sales mgr 294 Wash rm 1101 h
at Winchester [Bline
• Bertram salesman 29 Temple pi rm 5 h at
« Caroline D director of kindergartens public
schools h at Medford
- Charles M salesman 46 Canal h 41 Astor
" Charles T clerk h 9 Sunnyside Rox
. Harold K decorator h 42 StStephen
" Hermon W clerk 50 Devonshire h 819 Beacon
" Lizzie M widow Henry h 21 DeU av H P
- Ruth H music teacher 9 Shenandoah Dor b do
. Samuel P bookkeeper Market Trust Co Br
h 79 Surrey do
- William H salesman h 9 Shenandoah Dor
- WilUam H jr clerk 70 Federal bds 9 Shenan-
doah Dor
Aboud Shaker laborer h 53 Albany
Abourjeilv George M restaurant 73} Beach h do
Abowitz Jacob tailor 106 Brighton h 108 do
Abraham Abdulla dry goods 146 Harrison av h 51
Harvard [B'line
• Abram (C Abraham's Sons) 276 State h at
BOSTON [1915] DIRECTORY
Abraham
.. Assad plasterer h 6 Hudson
«. Benjamin rms 19 Myrtle
.. Bernard S li 2r, Vale S B
» Caspar mKr 276 State h 716 Wash Dor
.. Charles driver h 3425 Wash J P
a Charles A teamster 52 N Market
" C's Sons (Abram) cigar mfrs 276 State
.1 * Franlt laborer h 103 Hudson
.' George polisher h 1 34 Hudson
" George porter h 50 Tyler
tervale Box
Harry h 84 Holworthy Rox
Henry hatter bds 42 Bennet
riaker h 17 Intervale 1
■ S Ilose 1
Mary Mrs h 51 Albany
Nasif laborer h 149 Albany
Peter hatter rem to Amesbu .
Peter shoeworker h 107 Hudson
ny
Jbanj
" Thomas M salesman 01 Clmton h 8 Elder
Dor
" Walter shoeworker h 39 Edinboro
■■ William shoeworker h 37 Hudson [Rox
Abrahams Abraham L laborer bds 12 Marble
" Abram tailor rms 22 Upton
" Albert (Edgar E Abrahams & Co) 114 State
rm 14 h 9 Rozella Dor
" Albert pedler rms 709 Tremont
- Alexander cigarmaker h 39 Browning av Dor
" Bertha widow h 43 Hollander Rox
" Edgar E & Co (Albert Abrahams) paper boxes
and seals 114 State rm 14 bds 9 Rozella Dor
" Gabriel laborer bds 12 Marble Rox
" Henry sec 11 Appleton h 12 Marble Rox
« Isadore cigarmaiker bds 4 Batavia
•■ Joel sub carrier P O. sta A bds 12 Marble Rox
" Louis cigarmaker h 43 Hollander Rox (ha
" Louis cigar mfr 124i Broad " ' " " '
at S Praming-
Sf.ars b'dg bds 96 Waumbeck Rox
Hansborough Dor
Walter clerk 31 Beach bds
Rox
Abrahamsen Otto
Milk rm 1136 h at
Abrahamson Carl woodworker h 54 WoodcUfl
Dor
■' Charles asst gear keeper White Star Line
H T D Chsn rms 34 Harvard do
" Israel pedler h 21 Schuyler Rox
« John master mariner rms 366 Columbus av
'■ Maurice clerk bds 159 Callender Dor
. Nathan G clerk bds 159 Callender Dor
« Paul W glazier h 159 Callender Dor
. see Abhamson
Abraitis Angelo tailor h 6 Hatch S 1
Oscar clerk 61 Salem bds 36 McLean
Abramhofl Abraham clerk maUmg div P O h Ifl
Revere
» Israel orderly Boston City Hospital bds do
Abramo Angelo pedler h 62 Hale
.. Natale carpenter h 61 Chelsea E B |Dor
Abramovitz Alexander provisions h 106 Pleasant
.' Arnold barber h 9 Greenwood Dor
. Ciharles printer bds 101 Leverett
" David rem to Beverly
" Harry pedler bds 58 Lowell
" Isidor stitcher h 1 1 Eaton
" Jacob tailor h 17 Seneca
« Joseph A plumber h 29 Porter E B
" Lena widow Louis bds 68 Allen
" Louis salesman 39 North h 21 Morris E B
" Max tailor h 101 Leverett
" PhUip taUor h 5 Wiget
" Solomon clerk h 43 Compton
Abramowitz David tailor h 59 Corning
" Myer provisions 49 Compton h 43 do
Abrams Abram pres and trcas 131 Portland h at
B'line (Dor h do
u Abram L furniture mover 17 Woodrow av
« Alec provisions 1126 and 1720 Dorchester av
Dor h 106 Pleasant do
- Alec (Abrams & Superior) 611 Wa-sh rm 506
bds 237 Quincy Rox
» Alexander cutter bds 132 Myrtle (ing
« Alexander A clerk 342 Boylston ims 59 Corn-
« Alfred salesman h 81 Lucerne Dor
« Allen asst Inst Tech rms 16 Westland av
« AUen T carpenter h 13 Bm-r J P
. Annie Mrs h 12 Albion
" Annie J widow Louis E h 14 Garden Rox
Abrams
Arthur trustee 47 Union bds 126 Brighton
Augusta D Mrs h 1254 Commonwealth av
Barney tailor h 69 Savin Rox
Benjamin bookkeeper bds 129 Hutchings Rox
Benjamin printer bds 12 Albion
Bessie widow bds 21 Queen Dor
Charles (Sandler & Abrams) vestmaker 75
Harrison av h 62 Emerald
Charlotte ensign Salvation Armv h IGl W
Springfield
bridge Alls h at 1
Edward B machinist bds 919 Dorchester av
Dor (Dor
Ellen widow Benjamin h 919 Dorchester av
Fannie widow Louis grocer 94 Porter E B h do
Harry laborer bds 126 Brighton
Harry tailor h 43 Joy
Hattie D L widow Horatio h 86 Elm Chsn
Henry meatcutter 165 W Broadway S B h
22 Julian Dor
Henry salesman bds 32 Stanwood Rox
Hiram pres 31 Beach h 176 Naples rd
Hyman carpenter h 126 Brighton (Rox
Hyman clerk 222 Clarendon bds 32 Stanwood
Hyman tailor h 118 Intervale Rox
Hyman E (Enterprise Press) printer 75 Har-
rison av h 40 Cross
Isadore (Williams. Baer & Abrams) lawyer 8
Beacon rm 21 h at Quincy [Compton
Israel (Abrams & Co) 181 Shawmut av h 45
Israel clerk bds 57 Stanwood Rox
Jacob (Greeley & Abrams) tailor 10 Tremont
row h at Winthrop
Jacob tailor h 12 Albion
Jay division mgr_426 Wa^h
>h salesm
I O painter h 208 Quincy Dor
Co) 20:
Wash
Fireprooflng
Rox h 9 Munroe do
Julius clerk 81 Bedford bds 34 Allen
adjutant Salvation Array 8 East
• ■-- w Springfield (ton
" ■ oleton bds 43 Comp-
13 Cambridge
Julius
Brookline
Julius L newsdealer 2 __,
Lizzie widow Ansel bds 81 Lucerne Dor
Louis buyer died Jan 7 1916
Louis grocer 36 Oswego h 128 Shawmut
Louis (Lyons Hotel Co) lodgmghouse 2
son bds SO Munroe Rox
Louis provisions 8 Rose h do [Beac
Louis provisions 248 Market Br rms
Louis taUor h 50 Allen
Louis h 214 Howard av Dor
Mark real estate h 39 Intervale Rox
Mark salesman 373 Washington
Ma
Max florist i
Max foreman 32 Arlington H P h 994 River do
Max provisions 31 Erie Dor h 141 Ehno do
Meyer h 129 Hutchings Rox
Morris clerk 255 Dorchester S B h 46 Rose
Morris foreman 27 Albany bds 132 Myrtle
Morris salesman bds 19 Creston Rox
Morris taUor h 1063a Blue HiU av Dor
Myer postal cards 31 Creston Rox
Myer real estate h 5 Garden Rox
Omuld tailor h 57 Everett Alls
Paulme Mrs h 7 Lafayette pk Dor
Philip clerk 81 Salem bds 295 Cambridge
Philip pedler h 237 Quincy Rox [av Rox
Philip tailor 368 Bowdoin Dor h 140 Howard
Philip A taUor 493 E Bway S B h 510 do
Rebecca Mrs h 8 Fowler Dor
Robert mgr h 123 Howland Rox
Robert salesman 503 Wash bds 45 Munroe
Rox (Harrishof Rox
Samuel (Abrams & Green) 5 Bromfleld h 97
18 Warrenton
Simon tailor 1
conductor B & A h 350 Cambridge
William carpenter bds 13 Sewall Rox
& Co (Israel Abrams) wmdow glass 181 Shaw-
& Green (Samuel Abrams. Joseph Green)
jewelry mfrs 5 Bromfield rm 55
& Superior (Alec Abrams, Harry H Superior)
com mors 611 Wash rm 506
iramson Benjamin (Abramson Bros) grocer 45
Eden Chsn and 409 and 520 Mam do h 68
Russell do
Bessie dry goods
Bros (Benjamin i
Charlotte E h 25 j
E salesman 201 State rms 19 Myrtle
Hannah Mrs bds 68 Russell Chsn
DIRECTORY
165
; h SO Harlem Dor
" Israel woolens 50 Kingston and (Victoria
Cloak & Suit Co) 27 Albany h 21 Schuyler
Rox
" Jennie widow Samuel h 24 Allen
" Louis pedler h 88 Porter E B
" Louis pres removed to N Y city
. Louis A (Century Skirt Co) 77 Bedford h 102
Maple Rox
" Max news agent h fil Glenway Dor
- Morris N h 159 Callender Dor
" Morris S h 61 Glenway Dor [Dor
" Myer clothing 229 Hanover li IM Glenway
" Mver taUor died Oct 17 Ifll.i
" Nathan G clerk bds 159 ("iillnuk-r Dor
" Samuel grocer 180 North h 41 lismond Dor
" Samuel mgr 6 Waverley blk Chsn h 77 Fayston
" & Clarke vestmakers 158 Harrison av
" see Abbahamson
Abreu Raphael musician rms 30 Berwick pk
Abruzze Tommasso laborer h 31 Minot
Abruzzese Alfonso laborer h 21 Tileston
» Lorenzo marbleworker h 74 Dresser S B
" Pietro shoemaker 72 Revere h 28 Prince
■■ Ttimaso laborer bds 16 Foster
Abt Club House 276 Amory J P |
" Meyer salesman 564 Wash rm 405 h at I
" Nathan clerk h 63 Stanwood Rox
" William clerk h 119 Intervale Rox
Academy Music Store 135 Dudley Rox
nsosa Antone mariner h 17 Phillip [E B
Accetta Manfred clerk 94 S Market h 23 Faxon
Accettullo Michele marble polisher h 209 Salem
ACCO LUBRICANT CO auto greases and lubri-
i 8 Winter rm 1106^^See cage 3014
Accolla Domenico laborer h 29 Hale
" Bros (Emiho and Angelo) provisions 151 En-
dicott (London E B
- EmUio (Acerra Bros) 151 Endicott h 82
- Marino h 82 London E B
Aceto Simone laborer h 30 Sheafe
Acevedo Pablo student bds 1 1 Nassau
Acford Edwin F baggagemaster N Y, N H & H h
(B'line
Acher Charles M com trav h 1391 Commonwealth
av AUs [Dor
Acheson Eugene A gen agent h 136 Savin Hill av
. Graphite Co 45 V '
Acker
» George h 40 Mountain av Dor [av Alls
" Ida M widow George S h I30I Common woaitli
- Jennie M dressmaker 301 Poplar Ros h do
" John (Dorchester Laundry) 10 Milton av Dor
bds 40 Mountain av do
" Millage S carpenter h 301 Poplar Ros
" Robert L fireman h 204 Centre Dor
" William salesman rms 22 Claremont pk
Ackerley T H h 349 Columbus av [av Dor
Ackerly George B blacksmith bds 1117 Dorchester
" Margaret Mrs h 57 Circuit Rox [Hillside
Ackerman Alden B clerk 24 West h at Modford
•■ Arthur W laborer bds 15 Centre ter W R
" Clara M Mrs h 62 Charlotte Dor
" David D salesman 653 Atlantic av h at l-t'liiu'
" Edwin G foreman h 19 Erie Dor
" Herbert N clerk 14 Beacon h at Medford
- Herman 15 shoes wholesale 604 Atlantic ■,i\ h
at Somv [Molrosr
" H Stanley clerk 714 Chamb of Com bds at
.. Isidore junk h 107 Vernon Rox
" Jacob cutter rms 31 Genesee
« James A trainman B & M rms 39 Cambridge
» J E (Ackerman & Brummel) 653 Atlantic av
h at Brookline [Melrose Highlands
» Peter H sUverware 373 Wash rm 809 h at
" Richard laborer rms 21 Glenwood Rox
- Roland P 155 Wash bds at IsUngton
" R Wesley printer 244 Wash h 628 Norfolk Mat
■• William M salesman S4 State rm 911 h at
Somv [cut soles 653 Atlantic av
" & Bi*ummel (J E Ackerman, Max Brummel)
Ackermann Charles M organist h 808 Parker Rox
" Olga E bookkeeper 300 Warren Rox bds SOS
Parker do
Ackers William M chauffeur 39 Boylston h 1 1
DeWolf Dor [Quinty
Ackerson Herbert N recorder 430 South sta h at
Ackert Alson messenger 43 Franklin h at Medford
Hillside
Ackhurst Hardy AV pianotuner rms 88 Pembroke
Ackiss C L clerk 117 Franklin h at B'line
Ackland James A civU engineer 70S City Hall
annex bds 87 Hamilton Dor
« Mary widow Thomas h S7 Hamilton^Dor
" Thomas J bds 87 Hamilton Dor
Ackles Walter R clerk 38 Bromfleld h 10 Inwood
Dor , [313 h at Worcester
Ackley Albert W trav freight agent 294 Wash rm
" Harry L clerk 300 Wash h 43 Larchmont Dor
" John A h 30 Hutchings Rox
Ackner Joseph clerk 134 Harold Rox h at Maiden
Ackroyd Charles N clerk 141 Milk rm 225 bds
at Winthrop [Somv
" Edward J stockman 109 Brookline av h at
" Henry A watchman 387 Wash h 4 Conant-st
pi Rox [Needham
'■ James A lawyer 82 Devonshire 2d floor h at
" Walter stock broker 60 State rm 627 rms 9
WiUow
. William J clerk h 169a Centre Rox
- see Akeroyd and Atkrotd
Acme Automatic Scale Co 218 State
- Credit Co loans 146 Summer rm 4 1
" Die Casting Corp 176 Federal rm 415
- Granolithic Co (Geo W Sharpe, Peter Mc-
Achom Abbie L steno bds 78 N Beacon Alls
» Ada A Mrs osteopath 687 Boylston rms do
" Albert. A supt 394 Atlantic av h at Arlington
.. Albion bds 22 Whitman Dor
" Aldan L h 78 N Beacon AUs
" Caroline M died Oct 13 1915
- Edgar O (Achom & Bates) 10 Tremont rm 70
h 30 Beaufort rd J P
•■ Edward F printer h 1949 Dorchester av Dor
■• Emma J widow Orlando R h 104 F, S B
" Ernest R clerk 620 Atlantic av rm 100 bds at
E Walpole
- Harry C asst supt 253 Summer h at B'line
■• John W clerk bds 78 N Beacon Alls
" J Joseph starter B E R h_22 East Dor
Orlando R clerk bds 104 F,
Rebecca Mrs h 841 E Fourth S B
William O clerk bds 104 F. S B
;dgar O Achom, Sanford Bates)
) Tremont rm 70
[Commonwealth av Alls
mgr 141 Milk rm 903 h 1399
arrj' S vamper bd;
lawyers 10 '
Achiifl Charles E mgr 141 M
Max died Oct 10 1915
Acker Albert W salesman 183 Devonshire rm 40i
h 38 Fordham rd Alls
" Andrew machinist bds 40 Mountain av Dor
" August G shipper 281 Summer h at Quincy
" Bryant B fireman bds 204 Centre Dor
« Charles boatbuilder bds 504 E Fourth S B
- Christian bottler h 366 Amory J P
- Ernest compositor 75 Hancock h at Revere
" ' -arpenter i
•■ Oil Co 1 Seaver pi
" Painting Co 53 Comhill
" Press 94 Blackstone
■■ Road Machinery Co 141 Milk mi 1132
" Roofing &. Repairing Co (M H Lanctot) 55
Albany
» Rubber Mfg Co 274 Devonshire
• Valve Co faucet mfrs 147 Columbus av
" White Lead & Color Works 266 Border E B
" Window Cleaning Co 36 Boylston
Acone Alfonsina rem to Winthrop
•■ Modestmo treas 336 Sumner E B and phy-
sician 419a Hanover h at Winthrop
» Raflaele mgr 336 Sumner E B bds 419a Han-
over ^ [B
Acorazza Francesco shoeworker h 26 Frankfort E
Acores Alfred teacher bds 24 Dracut Dor
" Alvaro artist 176 Atlantic av h 24 Dracut Dor
■■ Augusto artist bds 24 Dracut Dor
' ■ ■ fur clothing 34 Chauncy h 67
Charles E mariner h 6 Shatter Dor
ard Alls
Iron & Metal Co 170 Purchase
Knee Pants Co (Max Hellmann) 77 Bedford
Lunch Room 144a Tremont [rm 14
Publishing Co music publishers 181 Tremor
William fireman rms 60 Quincy Rox
WUUam H clerk 30 Kilby bds 841 E Fourtli S I
see AcHORN [Academy rd B
res Alfred J bookkeeper 103 Clinton bds 9
Benjamin C (Wallingford & Acres) awnings 1
India sq h at Maplewood
Frankfbds 17tPortiNorfolk 1
166
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
Acres
" George H. Ladder 14 Harvard av Alls h 97
Academy Hill rd Br
» Harold derk G E Co 84 State h at Maplewood
" Harry painter bds 17 Port Norfolk Dor [sea
" William T awningmaker 10 India sq h at Ghel-
Acton Alfred S machinist bds 30 Newton Br
" Amy F lawyer and chief insp inc charities 37
State House h 4 Farrington av Alls
- Arthur J engineer B & A h 30 Newton Br
Michael bartender St James Hotel rms do
Beacon h 70 HUbum Ros
Transit Com
\rthu
" Richard piano tuner bds 7 Sheridan Dor
" Robin steamfltter bds 7 Sheridan Dor
" T Donald asst supt 65 Shirley h 14 Baysido
Dor [Dor
" William D bookkeeper 85 Broad h 42 Saxton
Adal Matray variety 89 Hudson h do
AdaUan Bros (Charles G and G Harry) rugs 62
StJames av and 18 Glencoe Br
" Charles G (Adalian Bros) 62 StJamcs av and
Glencoe Br bds 135 Parsons do
Adams
« Brooks lawyer 84 State rm 1025 h 33 Chestnut
and at Quincy
" Bros shoes whol 275 Congress and 111 Lincoln
« Caroline A Mrs music teacher 214 Columbus
" Carrie E steno bds 380 Ashmont Dor
■' Catharine widow James h 31 Sackville Chsn
» Catherine Mrs h 17 Gay Head Rox
" Cecil Q gen mgr 83 South h at WeUesley Hills
" Chapman Co produce 37 North Market
.. Charles A clerk h 25 Ridgeway lane
" Charles A pres 17 Richmond h 432 Mass av
.. Charles A treas died November 17 1915 [do
» Charles A variety 772 Adams Dor h 86 Minot
.. Charles B salesman 104 Kingston h at Somv
.. Charles B 39 Boylston bds 22 Bynner Rox
.. Charles Day Estate 10 Tremont rm 20
" Charles D cashier h 56 Parkton rd J P
" Charles E platform master Back Bay sta h at
Charles E treas 68 Devonshire rm 604 h at
Brookllne [Essex rm 24
Charles E Company sewing and lining silks 68
Charles Follen h 59 Waverly Rox
Charles Francis died March 20 1915
Charles P builder h 83 Bunker Hill Chsn
Y city
" Henry W mgr 79 Bunker Hill Chsn rms H
Monument sq do [Dover
" Joseph tailor 1084a. Dorchester av Dor h 168
" Luka pedler h 50 Poplar
. WilUa -
Adames James 1
Adaml Adolph electrician bds 4334 Wash Ros
Henry J foreman 139 Columbus av 1
Rox
Adamian Pamag j
~ "1 blacksi
L 204 F, S ]
teacher h 284 Hanover
1 laborer h 177 Condor E B
" Filomena widow Leonardo h 328 Hanover
" Gabriele h 11 Hanover av
" Martm E pharmacist 50 Wash b at W Somv
- Salvatore grocer 680 E Sbtth S B h 681 B
Seventh do [Camb
Adamowski Josef teacher N E Conservatory h at
" Teofll blacksmith h 866 Albany Rox
■' Timothee teacher N E Conservatory h 23
Chestnut
Adams Abbie seamstress h 15 Dorr Rox
" Abbie A rms 560 Columbus <
" Adela W asst I -- ■•
STim
3 Brc
rd Fen rms do
Agnes widow Michael h 433 Brookline av Fen
.. Albert tailor h 61 Nelson Dor
- Albert H boardlnghouse 50 Howard
- Albert L 220 Devonshire rm 409 h at BUne
■' Alexander plumber h 3 Northam pk Dor
" Alexander D (Columbus Motor Co) 10 Co-
lumbus av h 144 Worcester
" Alfred D undertaker 426S Wash Ros bds 90
Poplar do
" Alfred F salesman 25 Bromfleld h at Atlantic
" Alfred J brakeman bds 33 Blinker HUJ Chsn
.■ Alfred R engineer 1715 Hyde Park av Readv
h 57 E Springfield
.. Alfred W rem to Syracuse
" Alice M visitor 49 City Hall bds at Wobum
" Allan G salesman 215 Columbus av h at Somv
» Alonzo watchman 13 Binford h Hooper rd
" Alton D engineer 15 Beacon rm 78 h at Natick
" Amanda Mrs h 42 Falmouth
" Andrew machinist bds 192 Athens S B
■• Aima F widow Joseph L h 763 Centre J P
. Annie M Mrs bds 10 Eden Chsn
" Arlo M rem to Gardner _
« Arthur vice pres N E Trust Co 135 Devon-
" Arthur A moch eng 381 Congress h at B'line
■• Arthur E cashier 85 South h at Watertown
. Arthur G salesman 345 Wash h at Medford
.. Arthur L sec 147 Milk h at Melrose [ler
» Arthur W restaurant 28 Oazenove h 71 Chand-
.. Asa J bookkeeper 273 Summer h 103 West H P
" -Atwood Co shoe mfrs 215 Essex
" Aubrey E laborer bds 2 Hefleran Alls
J Camb [Dor
Bert mason 713 E Fourth S B rms 74 Boston
Bertha M 87 Milk rm 57 h at Everett
Bertram A bookkeeper O C Trust Co 17 Court
W Somv
.. Charles G h 426 Colu
ADAMS CHABLES HALL
the states and British provinces and notary
public 222 State h 44 Murdock Br — See page
2946
» Charles H pres 309 Wash rm 30 and vice chair-
man State Board of Charity 37 State House
h at Melrose [Rox
. Charles H salesman 164 Milk h 26 E Cottage
.. Charles H h 20 Laurel Rox
.. Charles H h 211 Wash Dor
- Charles H & Co furniture 79 W Broadway S B
h 823 E Broadway do
.. Charles Lloyd automobiles bds 44 Murdock Br
.i Charles L purch agt 88 Purchase ^ ■ '" " - - -
.. Charles L salesman 183 Essex rm suy t
Maiden
" Charles M agency mgr Mass Accident Co
Devonshire 9th floor h at Somv
. Charles P prop Back Bay Hotel 263 Columbus
av h do
.. Charles R pamter 22 Ridge rd Mat h do
« Charles R treas C D Parker & Co Inc 78 Dev-
onshire rm 2 h at B'line
" Charles S salesman 155 Wash h at W Somv
.. Charles S ship draftsman Navy Yard Chsn h
at W Medford (Centre
" Charles Z salesman 273 Summer h at Newton
" Chester S clerk 258 Wash rm 5 bds at Camb
■■ Clara mdow h 16 Hanson
" Clara L Mrs h 11 Tetlow Fen
" Clarence B transferman Am Ex North sta h
88 Edson Dor
" Clarence T painter h 14 Robey Rox
.. Claude H clerk 140 Tremont h at Walpole
» Clifford T clerk 86 North bds 453 Mass av
■■ Comfort A prof Inst Tech h at Camb
" Company dry goods 3 Fairmoimt av H P
.. Co Inc taUors 103 Wash
■■ Cristobel h 16 Yarmouth
ADAMS, CUSHING & FOSTER
and mfrs M
stationers
Non-Leakable Fountain
Pen 168 Devonshire and 21 Federal — See
page 3155
C Malcolm (Newell & Adams) ms 30 Kilby rm
5 bds 37 MelvlUe av Dor
C Thompsori horticultural expert h 2069
Centre W R
Daniel 311 Summer h at Aubumdalo
Daniel B' sewing silk 111 Summer h 12 West
Cottage Dor
Daniel F wireman bds 80 High Chsn
David driver h 25 Danforth J P
David fireman gas plant South sta bds 43 Ar-
dale Rox
Earl O clerk 100 C
Earl L clerk pas
' ; at Lynn
74 Broad bds 9 Dix-
>■ h lOljawrence Chsn
lee Old Fitchburg sta
Edward A clerk died May
Edward A steno h 157 Hemen-
Edward B
Edward Bll
191S
Ml Vernon
tant 294 Wash i
W Newton
Edward B clerk 9 Wc-st h at Wiiitbrt
Edward E slot machines 31 Hartft
Denton t«r Ros _
Edward Franklin h 17 Shafter Dor
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTOKY
Adams
- Edward F lawyer h 104 Strathmore rd Br
" Edward G salesman 112 Water rm 411 h at
Linden [95 Oolberg av Ros
- Edward G & Co grocers 9 Anawan av W R h
« Edward L artist 73 Hanover rms do
" Edward P (E P Adams Co) 170 Summer rm
201 h 323 FuUer Dor [U12 h at Medford
" Edward P landscape architect 53 State rm
" Edwin h 65 Dennis Rox
" Edwin C salesman 887 Boylston h at Camb
" Edwin F & Co ladies' neckwear 24 Bentley Br
h do [Medford
" Edwin G jeweler 36 Bromfleld rm 409 h at
» Eleanor N widow William R h 744 Dudley Dor
- Eli^a A h 12 Falrweather
- Elizabeth A h 82 W Fourth 3 B
- Elizabeth M Mrs h 15 Eliot J P
- Elizabeth W h 67 Washington Chsn
- Ella A Mrs h 57 Woolson Mat [J P
- Ella C widow Charles H h 434 Jamaica way
. Ellie M Mrs h 86 W Springfield
" Eloise J steno 89 Causeway bds 88 Edson Dor
- Emily A teacher dancing 30 Huntington av rm
618 bds at Camb
- EmUy J died Sept 8 1915
- Emily M widow Edward L h Hotel Ludlow
ADAMS EPBRAIM & CO Inc T C Adams treas
bookbinders 287-293 Congress — See page
2695
" Ernest removed to Albany N Y
" Ernest C sec 688 Boylston bds at Watertown
- Ernest L vice pres h 99 Columbia rd Dor
. Ernest R trav auditor 147 Milk bds at Bline
• Estella S steno rem to MiUtown M,e
• Estelle C widow William P bds 68 Bernard Dor
" Eugene watchman h 559 Shawmut av
" Eugene D porter bds 559 Shawmut av
. Everett A h 687 Bennington E B
. Everett M clerk bds 4 Charles H P
• Express Co 108 Arch 15 Merchants row 270
Mass av. South Station. 146 Dudley Rox,
127 Providence, 36 Broad. 18b Nashua, 570
Boylston, 426 W Bway S B, 611 E B'way
do, 4 Fairmount av H P and 4 Waverley blk
Chsn
" E musician HoUis St theatre h at Maiden
" E P Co (Edward P Adams) adv signs 170 Sum-
mer rm 201
- Forrest N lawyer 67 Milk rm 25 bds at Natick
" Frances M widow h 21 Orchard J P
- Frances S widow Otis bds 10 Atherstone Dor
at B Ime
« Frank painter rms 26 Lynde
- Frank porter h 70 Middlesex
" Frank A rms 23 Rutland sq
- Frank D treas Foster, Adams & Gibbs Co
furniture 54 Wash north h at Waltham
- Frank H pres 86 Mora Dor h at Arlington
" Frank H salesman 38 Hawley h at Dedham
" Frank J boilermaker h 16 Tuttle Dor
- Frank L stockbroker 31 State rm 401 h 37 St
John J P
- Frank N motorman h 306 Wash Dor
1004 h at
' bds 129 Pembroke
" Frank R dist _
- Frank R h 884 E Broadway
- Frank S salesman 178 Devonshire rm 202 h at
Winthrop
- Frank S salesman 104 Kingston b at Brookline
- Frank S teacher music 246 Huntington av rm
39 h 28 Westland av (at Wobum
" Frank S typewriter repairer 146 Congress bds
1 at Melrose
FredHL " _ i_ ::: Z_- _„
Fred I capt F E 32, 440 Bunker HUl Chsn 1
Kearsarge ter Rox [Dor
Fred J mgr 130 Kemble Rox h 74 Kenwood
Fred L machinist h 38 Austin H P
Fred W printer 244 Wash h at Somervllle
Frederic H h 175 Dartmouth [sch b at Natick
Frederick C junior Mechanic Arts High
— - junior Mechanic
Frederick J printer rms 37 Appleton
• ■ ■ " ' ■ . Saratoga J
- Frederick i
- Frederick W hat frame maker h 30 Oakdale J P
- Freedom S treas Adams & Swett Cleansing Co
yO Kemble Rox h 32 Tremont Camb'pt
10th floor
tes Chsn
George mgr 242 Dover h at B'Une [vere
George trunkmaker 657 Atlantic av h at Re-
George A 450 Wash h at Newtonyille
George B h 38 Whiting Rox
George Carlton sec 202 Boylston h 161 Bay
State rd (1915
George E (2 Deaconess rd Fen) died Dec 29
George E lawyer 60 State rm 504 h at Quincv
167
Adams
" George O salesman 126 State rm 22 h at Marl-
boro (at Winchester
" George S clerk ticket office North station bds
" George W. Christian scientist 453 Wash rm
1017 rms 29 Robinwood av J P (HUls
- George W salesman 6 Congress h at Wellcsley
- George W h 102 Talbot av Dor
" George Z died Aug 19 1915
" Gertrude L h 103 West H P
" Glenn W rms 79 Rutland
- Grace P Mrs artist h 59 Marcellu Rox
» Grace W teacher h 1 1 Queensberry
" Gregory 182 Kneeland rms 18 Warrenton
" Gregory T restaurant 65 Eliot rms do
- G Oarleton sec 202 Boylston bds 192 Dart-
mouth (S B
- Harold D mattressworker rms 510 E Fourth
" Harold E mach opr bds 36 Heath av Rox
" Harold S cashier 39 Boylston bds 17 Hubbard
rd Dor (doin Dor
- Harold W jeweler 40 State rm 49 h 373 Bow-
■■ Harry clerk rem to B'Une
- Harry mgr rms 6 Lexington Chsn
- Harry A treas Pulsifer-Kingston Co 19 Eliot
h 16 Beach Dor (coin h at Haverhill
.. Harry E (W & V O KimbaU) shoes 143 Lin-
" Harry J cashier 43 Chatham bds at Needham
" Harry J coffee roaster 58 Eastern av rms 600
Tremont
- Harry K bds 19 Myrtle
- Harry M clerk 43 Poplar Ros h 7 Boxley rd do
- Hattie M Mrs h 9 Dixwell Rox
» Henry 2d treas 84 State rm 1025 h at Lulcoln
- Henry A foreman h 17 Taft Dor
" Henry D died Jan 26 1916 (Camb
» Henry E salesman 179 Lincoln rm 504 h at
" Henry H engilneer Metropolitan Sewer Pump-
ing station E B h 40 Washburn Dor
Henry J mgr 87 Summer bds The Lenox
Henry Saxton supt Forest Hills cemetery and
landscape architect h 55 Union terrace
Henry S cashier's office 87 P O bldg
Henry S civU engmeer 87 Ames bldg h at
Arlington
Herbert h 78 W Concord
Herbert W draftsman Navy Yard Chsn h 18
Meredith W R (Dor h do
Herbert W physician and dentist 744 Dudley
Holman fireman h 6 McLellan Rox
House. George G Hall Co props 553 Wash
Howard S clerk 27 KUby h at Canton Comer
H Jane widow Edwm bds 73 Harvard av Alls
Ida H teacher Horace Mann school h 102
Brook rd Mat
Ida M widow Morton I h 4 Maple pk Dor
Ira L salesman bds 8 Bulflnch pi
Irving R orderly 745 Mass av bds do
Irving W shloper bds 989 South Ros
Isabel H widow Waldo h Hotel Ludlow
Ivors S rem to Wilmington Del
Jabez driver bds 110 Hampden Rox
James brassflnisher h 45 Everett Chsn
James clerk h 62 Clarendon
James teamster rms 14 Chambers
James vice pres Warren Inst for Savings. Sears
bldg 199 Wash h at B'Une (B'llne
James jr salesman 82 Devonshire 2d floor b at
James D clerk 332 Boylston b 80 Ashford Alls
James E (Adams, Mears & Co) 275 Congress h
12 Ruskin W R
James E confectioner h 104 Millet Dor
James G ins 87 Kilby h at HoUiston
James H h 17 Oakley Dor
James I laborer bds 31 Sackville Chsn
James L salesman 126 State rm 22 h at Con-
cord June (38 Holbom Rox
James W clerk cellar 2 F H mkt North side h
James W painter h 1 1 Pacific S B
Jane Mrs h 135 S Huntington av Rox
Jessie L teacher Dorchester High school h 8
Seaborn Dor
Joe engmeer h 93 Warren Rox
Johanna widow George Z h 21 Maple Rox
John butler rms 33 Gray
John chauffeur rms 405 Mass av
John physician 1637 Tremont Rox h do
John real estate 294 Wash rm 501 h at Somv
John teamster h 39 Sydney Dor
John teamster h 594 Canterbury Ros
.Tohn 84 State rm 1025 h at LincoUl
John h 122 Bowen S B
John rms 141 W Canton
John A bookkeeper h 1 17 Trenton K B
John A clerk 31 Dock sq h 54 Newcomb
John A laborer died Aug 7 1915
John A plumber h 7 Sanger S B [Arlington
John B (Adams & Dodge) 17 N Market h at
John B F driver 222 Summer h at MUton
John D carpenter h 22 Dana Rox
John D director in charge 80 Emerald h 466
Aubudon rd
John D physician 261 Beacon h do
John E printer 16 Beach rms 11 Greenwich pk
John E S carriage mfr 24 Hunneman Rox h at
Melrose Hlds (Rox
John F barber 422b Mass av h 31 Bainbridge
John F pedler h 310 Paris E B
John H clerk h 11 Foss Chsn [SB
JohnJHJwatchman 417 Wash h 884 E Bway
168
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
Adams
" John H whitener h 41 Notre Dame Rox
« John H rms 19 Myrtle
- John H jr messenger bds 11 Foss Chsn
" John I steno 1 State House h at Auburndale
John J bricklayer h 41 1 W Fom-th S B
'JP
watchmaker 40 State rm 49
" John
Auburndale
« John Quincy clerk collector's ofiBce City Hall
annex 2d floor h 1060 Saratoga B B
" John Q chief clerk 37 P O bldg h at Stoneham
■• John Q publisher 120 Boylston rm 703 h at
Bline
• John Q & Co publishers 120 Boylston rm 703
" John S teamster bds 110 Hampden Rox
" John S vice treas Provident Inst for Savings
h at B'Une
" John T carpenter h 74 Boylston J P
" John W com trav bds 323 Fuller Dor
" John W machtoist h 4379 Wash Ros
" Jolin W salesman rms 146 Smith Rox
" Joseph carrier Essex-st P O h at Wmthrop
" Joseph engineer rms 65 Pembroke
" Joseph plumber h 23 Chelmsford Dor
» Joseph h 55 Allen
" Joseph C clerk 93 South bds at Maiden
" Joseph F clerk h 36 Rosemont Dor
" Joseph H barber 119 Brighton av Alls h 5
Griggs pi do
« Joseph H clerk 55 Tremont bds 11 James
" Joseph H ins agent 1498 Dorchester av Dor
h at E Dedham
" Joseph L died July 16 1915
« Joseph O trav freight agt 131 State rm 301 h
42 Parkdale av Alls
" Joseph T laborer h 266 Meridian E B
" Judson H carpenter h 9 Templeton way Dor
" Julius teamster rms 73 Sterling Rox
" J & Co Inc flsh 23 Boston Fish pier
" J Henry salesman 200 Devonshire rm 465 h at
Katherine F h 62 Mt Vernon
Kilbum E 1165 Mass av Dor h at NewtonvUle
Lawrence driver rms 278 Dudley Rox
Lelia H Mrs h 1277 Conamonwealth av Alls
Leon P clerk 161 South bds 4 Maple pk Dor
Leonard F asst mgr 242 Dover h at B'line
LeRoy mfrs agt 185 Devonshire rm 621 h at
Lester C 450 Wash h at Brockton
" Lewis rubberworker rms 176 W Springfield
" Lewis A lawyer bds 306 Wash Dor
" Lewis H ins agt 1498 Dorchester av Dor h 149
Poplar Ros
" Lewis S & Co coal 37 Melville av Dor
" Lewis S Mrs h 37 Melville av Dor
" Lillian h 576 Wash Dor
" Linnie Mrs nurse bds 583 Beacon
" Lola h 571 Dudley Dor
" Lottie widow John E h 52 Meh-ose
" Louie W salesman 93 Federal h 989 South, Ros
" Louis A shoemaker h 1 Areola Rox
" Louis B reporter 259 Wash h 124 Day Rox
» Louis C salesman h 10 Bralnerd rd Alls
" Louis T salesman 68 Essex h 36 Edwin Dor
» Louise teacher E B High school bds 194 Dor-
chester S B
".Lowell R boatbuilder h 8 Haskell Alls
" Lucille D h 1318 Commonwealth av Alls
. " Lucy h 24 Sussex Rox
" Lucy B Mrs h 30 Batavia
" Lucy E music teacher 32 Glendale Dor h do
" Luther P Rev 55 Kilby h 3 Frothlngham av
" L Sherman investment securities 50 Congress
rm 423 h 30 Glenville av Alls
« Mabel E teacher Horace Mann school h 38
Percival Dor
• Mamie H bds 54 Lassell W R [Newton
« Manley U treas 70 Kilby rm 56 h at West
" Mfg Co dry goods whol 17 Edinboro
" Margaret nurse rms 20 Charlesgate west
« Margaret Mrs h 38 W Cottage Dor
» Margaret Mrs (681 Mass av) rem to Revere
" Margaret M L h 76 W Rutland sq
» Maria T widow Jabez L h 110 Hampden Rox
" Marina P Mrs h 8 Hubert Rox
" Mark T Mrs h 16 Garrison
" Marne B Mrs h 54 Falmouth
.. Martin I died Dec IS 1915 |Me
" Martm L com trav 157 Essex h at Ellsworth
" Mary steno h 1301 Commonwealth av Alls
" Mary A h 50 Lonsdale Dor
" Mary A Mrs h 29 HamUton Dor
■• Mary A widow William b 23 Robin Hood Dor
*• Mary B teacher Horace Mann school h 102
Brook rd Mat
" Mary I teacher W R High school b 15 Eliot J P
• Mary W widow George^W li " "
'■ Matilda W widow Bbenezer died Dec 24 1915
" Mears & Co (J E Adams) shoes whol 275 Con-
- Melvln mfrs agt 44 Bromfleld rm 607 h 194
Dorchester S B
" Melvm O lawyer 73 Tremont rm 635 and
presB, R B &Lh36 Beacon [1915
• Melvina A F widow Ambrose L died Aug 21
" Merrill W baker bds 23 Leroy Dor
" Metcalf clerk 8 Milk h at Maiden
- Mmnie E widow George F h 72 Iffley rd J P
" Morris real estate 43 Tremont rm 1115 h 6
Hancock [line
- Morton sec 68 Devonshire rm 604 h at Brook-
" Myron W student bds 4 Rutledge W R
" Myrtle A teacher Theodore Lyman school
E B h at Newton Upper Falls
« Nathaniel salesman 183 Essex rm 703 h 2
Deaconess rd Fen
" Nellie hairdresser 260 Columbus av h do
.. Nellie Mrs h 13 Lincohi pk S B
" Nellie A Mrs h 42 Falmouth
- Nervine Asylum, Edward B Lane supt 990
Centre J P
" Norman I vice pres Nat Shawmut Bank h at
Lexington [Alls
" Nut Food Co (Robert Adams) 52 Harvard av
« Ocean P clerk New England House bds do
" of Boston Inc chocolate mfrs 17 Richmond
" Oscar A bookkeeper 131 State rm 519 h at
Melrose Hlds
" Oscar Fay author rms 9 Willow
" Paul student bds 38 Holborn Rox
" Paul C office mgr 104 Portland h at Melrose
" Paul O cutter h 61 Nelson Dor
" Percy M cashier 40 Alford Chsn h at Somv
« Peter (Boylston Sea Grill) 1002 Boylston h 21
Wall
" Peter carpenter bds 36 Winslow H P
" Peter cook h 21 WaU
" Philip artist 98 Chestnut h do
•• Philip, Herald h 36 Crawford Rox
ADAMS-POND COMPANY Inc concrete en-
gineers and contractors 584 Columbia rd
rm 304 Dor and 166 Devonshire — See leaf
opp page 17
Press printers 24 Commerce [Hlds
Raleigh B supt 80 Elmwood Rox h at Newton
Ralph G instructor Inst Tech h at Needham
Raymond M lawj'er 10 Tremont rm 20 h at
Allston h 17 RadcUfle rd i
Robert coachman 990 Centre J P bds do
Robert B elevator supt 6 Beacon h at Melrose
Robert C salesman 207 South h at Needham
Robert J cutter rms 59 Woodbine Rox
Robert J grocer 2987 Wash Rox h at Everett
Robert M carpenter bds 17 Hainhorne Readv
Robert T pres 15 Milk h 4 Ruttledge W R
Robert T Co hardwood floors 15 Milk and
166 Devonshire
Roger student bds 79 Charles
Roscoe C, R M S rms 528 Columbus av
Royal A machinist bds 34 Hyde Park av J P
Royal D clerk 147 Milk h 17 Hubbard rd Dor
Royce E cable tester bds 86 W Springfield
Russell F reporter SWinthrop sq h at Kingston
Samuel (Samuel Adams Co) 858 Dorchester
av Dor and plumber 29 Mallet h do
•• Samuel rms 139 Pembroke
« Samuel Co (Samuel Adams. James Cowan)
plumbers 858 Dorchester av Dor
" Samuel G (Bro\vn & Adams) wool com 260-
279 Summer h 278 Commonwealth av
" Sarah A h 34 Bennet
- Sarah A widow Richard H h 80 High Chsn
» Sarah E teacher Abraham Lincoln school bds
15 Guilford Alls
" Sarah E widow Amos R h 417 Geneva av Dor
" Sarah E widow Ivers W h 98 Wash Dor
" Sarah H h 845 Boylston [Newton
« Sarah L teacher Everett school bds 80 West
" Sarah R widow h 33 Dunster rd J P
" Sarah W widow Edwin bds 1109 Boylston
.. Shoe Co 183 Essex rm 809
" Sidney Francis ins inspector 55 Kilby rm 61 h
at Wakefield.
" Simeon died March 17 1916
" Simeon A clerk 200 High bds 39 Sidney Dor
" Smith fireman B & A rms 34 Harvard av Alls
" Square Co bowling and billiards 165 Wash
" Square Jeweh-y Store 126JWash
BOSTON |191()| DIRI'XrrORY
Adams
Susie widow Joseph H nurse h 1 1 James
Susie B bookkeeper bds 12 Ruskin Vf R
S Arthur helper bds 39 Sydney Dor
Taylor & Co (James A Gallivan. Jol
_ Clarke) foreign com- mers 193 i
Thomas O carper
Thomas F clerk h 59 Mareella Rox
F electrician h 121 Western av Alls
H salesman 35 Federal h at Wellesley
Valmore F clerk 241 Congress h at Somv
Vernon G teamster h 19 Harbor View Dor
Walter laborer h 86 Albion
Walter B bds The Puritan
Walter O salesman 739 Bovlston rm 321 [Rox
Walter D salesman 37 N Market h 19 Wayne
Walter E press representative B cSc A 341
South sta h at Maiden
Walter F bds 2055 Columbus av Rox [HIds
Walter H salesman 89 Pearl h at Newton
Walter O 123 Tremont h at Winchester
Walter P C shipper bds 42 E Cottage Rox
Warren J clerk Cham of Com h 4 Charles H P
Warren P jr clerk 87 Milk h at Weston
Warren_ W music teacher 12 Huntington av
[Sudbury
Wesley J bds 1059 Tremont Rox
William draftsman 120 Boylston rm B29 h at S
William 450 Wash h at Revere
William rms 128 Pembroke
William A janitor h 59 Dundee [Dor
William B liquors 321 Tremont h 81 Selden
William C lawyer 60 State rm 323 and chair-
man commissioner of fisheries and game 321
State House h at Newton
ADAMS WILLIAM C optician 332 Boylston
rrington
am E ck
William G printer 24 Commerce h 16 Harrow
Dor [mond Rox
William H clerk 64 Long wharf bds 102 Ham-
William H foreman SO Border E B h216 Brooks
23 Chelmsford do
William L bds 2049 Dorchester av Dor
William L rms 68 Pincknev
William L B watchman h 965 Hyde Park i
William R salesman 67 Kingston h at Stone-
WilUam T dist commissary Pulhnan Co ft
Haverhill h at Melrose Hlds
William T salesman 207 Essex bds 914 Beacon
Winbum B salesman 222 Eliot h 507 Mass av
Winthrop P salesman 159 Tremont b at B'llne
' "" ■ B physician 166 Newbury h at B'line
(Amos L Taylor
40 Court rms 804-813
" & Singleton (L W Adams. Charles H Single
ton) diamond mounters 36 Bromfleld rm 40a
ADAMS & SWETT CLEANSING CO 130-140
Kemble Rox and 515a Warri
page 2741
AdamskJ Frank machinist h 3 WaU
" John laborer bds 1 1 A, H P
Louis papermaker h 12 Winter H :
- David L 1
George shop work instructor public schools
bds 32 Kempton Rox
James A draftsman 60 Federal h at Somv
James R teamster 2i Park sq h 32 Kempton
Rox
John printer 19 High rm 28 h at Beachmont
John N longshoreman bds 135 Havre E B
William brakeman B & A h 135 Havre E B
Adan George E salesman 417 Wash h 21 Milton
av Dor
Adapt! Co conduit flttlngs 81 High
Aday Francis M rem to Philadelphia Pa
Adba John G restaurant 8 Hudson h do
Addario Nicola 14 Cypher S B h 4 Phipps pi
Addelson Nathan physician 548 Warren Rox h do
Adden Willard P (Adden & Parker) 12 Bosworth
h at Reading
■ & Parker (Willard P Adden, Winthrop D
Parker) architects 12 Bosworth
Addle A S sec 66 Franklin bds at|Melrose Hlds
Addiletto Alfredo barber 355 Hanover h 23 Clark
Addis William G engineer 15 Ashburton pi rm 400
h at Winthrop [521 h at Saugus
Addison Alexander S salesman 176 Federal rm
" Angeline dressmaker 25 Dundee h do
" Carl E salesman 27 Harrison av bds at Maiden
" Elmer G structural eng h 64 Bradfleld av Ros
- Harry carpenter died Aug 24 1915
« John clerk h 330 E Eighth S
" John H jeweh-y 275 Main Chsn h at Wilmmg-
" John H laborer rms S Vicksburg S B
" John T driver h 116 Elm Ohsn
" Leah widow h 8 Arnold Rox
- Marion W laborer h 17 Dundee
- Maurice R laborer h 79 Ehn Chsn
« Philip h 27 Anawan av W R
" Priscilla widow Thomas D h 48 Samoset Dor
" Richard H salesman h 22 Standish Dor
" Thomas D died Oct 14 1915
- Wallace K inspector power plant South sta
h 39 Parkman Dor
- WUliam H carrier P O h 687 Mass av [Dor
" William H elevator repairer bds 48 Samoset
" William S clerk freighthouse 6, Congress h
19 Symmes Ros [E B
Addisoni Sparendio rubberworker h 511 Orleans
Additon Blanche M Mrs h 63 Charles Dor
" Fred T treas Union Laundry 535 Albany h 2
Batavia [at Newton Centre
" Harvey F art advertising 10 Tremont rm 37 h
Addonizio Carmeno (DeSimone & Addonizio) 156
Salem h 1489 Columbus av Rox
" Filomena Mrs midwife h 9 Garden-ct st
. Michele rubberworker h 7 Margaret
Adder George clerk rms 501 Columbus i
_ page 3009
Addrisi Francesco candymaker h 1 14 Cottage 1
Adduci Antonio clerk bds 26 Barry Dor
" Felice tinsmith h 3 Quincy ct
" Francesco J tailor h 26 Barry Dor
" James V & Co grocers 22 Broadway h
Barry Dor
" John B barber h 84 Houghton Dor
. Joseph taUor bds 26 Barry Dor
- Rose Mrs h 415 Columbus av
Ade Nellie h 966 Parker Rox
Adebahr Carl J paperhanger h 6 Blackwood
Adelberg Charles carpenter bds 4 Linden av
- Julius printer 324 Wash bds at Revere
" Samuel cigarmaker h 42a Stanwood Rox
- Samuel jeweler 15 Pemberton sq h 32 B
Celestino tailor bds 131 Cottage 1
Adelizzi Pasquale shoemaker h 55 Chelsea E B
AdeU Blanche T (Marcyes & Adell) ladies' hair-
dresser 296 Boylston rm 307 bds at Camb
" Carl A machinist h 84 Romsey Dor [Dor
» Hedwig widow Rudolph bds 85 Willowwood
" Jacob machinist h 106 Union Park st
« Peter G machinist bds 84 Romsey Dor
AdeLman Aaron (A Adehnan Realty Co) real
estate 294 Wash rm 1030 h 62 Hutchings
Rox
ADELMAN A REALTY CO (Aaron Adelman)
real estate 294 Washington rm 1030— See
page 3095
" Dinia widow bds 49 Chambers
. Edward clerk 5 Bromfleld rm 48 h at Chelsea
. Elizabeth teacher bds 49 Chambers
" Elizabeth widow Frank h 1 Percy pi Rox
- Frank leathersorter bds 1 Percy pi Rox
" Harris rem to N Y city (at Somv
" HjTnan (Zahler & Adelman) tailor 86 Court h
" Israel pressman h 17 Wabeno Rox
" Jacob carpenter bds 184 Chelsea E B
" Jacob printer h 49 Chambers
- Leon metal worker bds 49 Chambers
'■ Louis carpenter h 186 Chelsea E B
" Louis helper 72 S Market h at Beachmont
" Louis R com trav h 35 Waumbeck Rox
" Martha \vidow Jacob bds 30 Harlem Dor
. Max H carpenter h 67 Lexington E B
•■ Nathan A (Parisian Novelty Co) 116 Bedford
rm 505 h 55 Ivy
" Peter leathersorter bds 1 Percy pi Rox
•■ Philip mgr 111 Summer bds 12 Castlegate rd
Dor
" Samuel mgr 153 Mass av h 64 Iffley rd J P
Adelof Lillian M asst mgr Modern theatre bds 91
Adams Dor
" Melker C steward 7 Park sq h 91 Adams Dor
Adelphl Quartet 218 Tremont rm 401
Adelson Abraham dry goods h 61 Devon Rox
" Abraham pedler h 1 1 Drummond Dor
" Abraham (Adams Mfg Co) 17 Edinboro h 107
Deering rd Mat
" David dry goods h 9 Fowler Dor
» George janitor h 75 Phillips
" Harry salesman h 8 Hollander Rox
" Harry L h 50 Porter
170
5T0N [1916] DIRECTORY,
« Kate grocer 37 Fay h 39 do
- Louis pedler died May 4 1915 IDor
" Maurice B clerk 284 Tremont bds 152 Quincy
"Max pedler h 6 Dunkeld Rox
" Nathan pedler h 85 Glenway Dor
" Samuel clothing h 43 Anderson
« Samuel pedler bds 85 Glenway Dor
" Samuel J pedler h 22 Gaston Rox
Adelstein Harry clerk bds 9 Oswego
" Jacob junk h 9 Oswego
" Max raattressmaker h 69 Poplar
" Morris painter h 24 Rose
» Samuel shoerepairer 8 Seneca
Tremont Temple h
" William ladies tailor 7C
61 Blue Hill av Rox
Adenauer Oscar J clerk h 379 LoveU E B
Ades Abraham h 16 Minot [Dor
Aclessky Fannie widow Morris h 243 Woodrow av
" Israel salesman bds 243 "Woodrow av Dor
• Jacob printer h 137 Woodrow av Dor
•• Samuel com trav bds 243 Woodrow av Dor
Adesso Pasquale laborer h 18 Cleveland pi
Artie ATirirp.w nres fif) Federal h at Chestnut Hill
155 Washlh 92 Selwyn Ros
_ _ _ P H sq h at Peabody
James S clerk 185 Devonshire rm 1 103 bds 92
Selwyn Ros
William tailor h 92 Selwyn Kos
Ijemian Joseph shoemaker rms 291a Centre J P
James A clerk 12 P H s
I 325
Bureau of New England 14]
Fairview
Mil
Adkinson Florence M Mrs h 7
" June bds 71 Fairview Dor
Adlard George W ins 121 Water h 29 Virginia Dor
" LeRoy V clerk 95 Water bds 29 Virginia Dor
" Walter sec 95 Water h 29 Vu-ginia Dor
Adieman Samuel (Specialty Cloak & Skirt Co) 501
Wash rm 64 h at Gloucester
Adler Abraham tailor h 9 Westville Dor
» Adolph grocer 30 Walker Chsn h do
. Alexander A salesman 218 Pleasant bds at
Lawi-ence
" Alfred A clerk 344 Wash h 10 Albemarle
Benjamin carpenter h 24 Phillips
« Dora L teacher St Andrew's House school bds
at Somv
" Edward A lawyer 85 Devonshire rm 911 h at
Waban [Mass av
.. Edward D clerk 720 Shawmut av Rox bds (102
" Erhard h 144 Heath Rox
.. Eric carpenter S Lenox h 749 Norfolk Mat
» Erwin barber 146 Heath Rox h 61 Walden do
.. Florence asst 30 Huntington av rm 519 bds 143
Arlington H P
" Frank watchman h 8 Grove pk Rox
. George H salesman 143 Arlington H P
« Harold D 39 Boylston h 27 Savin Rox
" Harold L bds 300 Roxbury Rox
" Harry rem to Richmond Va
'■ Herman M asst prof Harvard Medical school
and chief of staff 74 Fenwood rd Rox h do
« Hyman expressman h 16 Seneca
- Hyman salesman h 21 Willard
•■ Hyman shoeworker h 402a Blue Hill ;
.. Jacob (J Adler & Co) tailors 125 Treni
310 h 15 Grove
" Jake expressman bds 16 Seneca
.. John E h 300 Roxbury Rox
" John F supt bds 300 Roxbury Rox
" Joseph steamfltter h 1030 Boylston
clerk 720 Shawmut av Rox r
Rox
Ma
phy
Adolfson Ferdinand A helper interlocking Boston
Terminal Co h 19 Carson Dor
Abdolino
Springfield
" August machinist h 10 Rockview J P
" Frank A salesman rms 316 Huntington av
" Henry H chauffeur h 43 Kerwin Dor
Adolphson Gustav L printer 213 Hanover h at
Adomovicz Zigmont J mgr 32 Lincoln Br h 373
Western av do
Aden Stefan canmaker h 113 Brighton [do
Adonis Samuel E jr barber 561 Shawmut av h 518
Adrella Antonio woodworker h 260 Marginal E B
Adrian Isabel h 110 Huntington av
Adriance William bond salesman 35 Congress 2d
floor bds at Winchester
Adrian! Louis porter h 76 Sumner E B
Adrower Giuseppe clerk 15 Exchange rm 20
Adukiewicz Frank waiter 190 Hanover bds 3
Wiget [403
!s 79 Homestead Rox
s 662 Mass av
125 Tremont rm 310
" J Fred supt 300 Commonwealth av bds 300
Roxbury Rox
" Leo shoemaker 303 Tremont h 4 Emerald
" Louis junk h 113 Ruggles Rox
.. Louis H jeweler 365 Wash h 23 Mvmroe Rox
" Maurice compositor bds 9 Westville Dor
« Max h 47 Garden
.. Max M pres 211 Essex h 210 Humboldt av
Rox [N Y
.. Philip salesman 16 Piedmont h at Brooklyn
.. Robert E driver bds 300 Roxbiu-y Rox (av
« Rudolph mgr 162 Newbury h 497 Huntington
" Samuel clerk bds 45 McLean
" Stuart N student bds 641 Huntington av Rox
" Wallace machinist h 467 E Sixth S B
. Walter signpaioter 19 Temple rm 404 bds 467
E Sixth S B [Rox
"William D clerk 1981 Wash bds 662 Mass av
" Yetta Mrs h 85 PhilUps
Adley Coleman J machinist h 664 E Third S B
" Frank P teamster h 5 Hart pi S B
.■ James h 88 W Sixth S B
.. John P teamster h 588 E Third S B
- John J laborer h 339 E, S B
Adlow Julius tailor 8 Hollis h 79 Homestead Rox
" Nathan furniture 43 Boxbury Rox h 35 Elm
Hill pk do
Adney Frank com 1
Adnofl Pauline wid
Adv
Machinery Co 200 Congress
and printers 160 Warren Rox
Advertiser Newspaper Co 311 Wash
Advertisers Press The Inc printers 141 Franklin
- Service (Michael J A Ryan) adv agents 241
Franklin 3d floor
Adwers Horace F bookkeeper 35 N Market h 5
Akron Rox
Adye Elton M clerk 262 Wash rm 84 h at B'line
Adzigian Avedis H ins agt 141 Milk rm 427 b at
Stoneham [pi Ros
Aechtler Edward P shipper 185 Milk h 3 Wilkins
. Fred W 39 Boylston rms 8 Irvington
Aeolian Macaroni Co 540 Sumner E B
Aerakis Paul chef rms 148 W Canton
Aerofram Co The 107 Mass av rms 57-58
Aerson John E. U S N h 26 Princeton Chsn
^TNA ACCIDENT & LIABILITY CO Arthur
W Burke gen agt 45 Kilby — See page 2891
.. Creditors Assn Inc 113 State rm 40
^TNA INSUEANCE CO OF HABTFORD 85
Water marine dept 70 Kilby rm 5 — See
page 2896
jETNA life insurance CO accident dept
Heber Bishop mgr 50 Congress rms 401-413
—See page 2908
iETNALIFE INSUEANCE CO life dept William
T Trull mgr 50 Congress 4th floor — See
page 2909
iBTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO Arthur W Burke
gen agt accident and liability dept 45 Kilb;'
—See page 2891
" Rubber Co rain coats 78 Portland
Afla Carlo marbleworker h 86 Bremen E B
Affanato Antonio shoemaker 17 Bunker Hill Chsn
h 22 do
. Giuseppe stone cutter h 86 London E B
.. Joseph C salesman 178 Devonshire rm 202
bds 29 Rochester
" Michael baker h 29 Rochester L""?*"" "^
Affel Herman A res asst Inst Tech rms 316 Hunt-
Affleck Bertram L, Miles Standish school Rox rms
316 Huntington av
" William motorman h 491 Geneva av Dor
Afflerbach Rudolph ladles' tailor 665 Boylston h
35 Asticou rd J P (Canton
Affolter Clarence N pressman 244 Wash h 109 K
Affsan Sam weaver h 75 Oak
Afholderbach Carl machinist h 125 James Ros
. Fritz cabinetmaker h 477 Beech Ros
Afus George clerk 607 Wash Dor rms 335 Talbot
Agason Margaret widow rms 19 E Canton
Agassiz George R 14 Ashburton pi h 76 MtVernon
.. Maximillian 14 Ashburton pi h 28 Marlboro
- Rudolphe L 12 Ashburton pi 1 '
wealth av and at Hamilton
Agate Alfred ."
- Harry M ciern uua oi r—
- H Morton salesman h 81 Draper Dor
" Luigi bricklayer h 152 Bremen E B
Agathos Paraskevas cook rms 15 Appleton
Agel Aaron died Feb 6 1915
. Harry h 9 Staniford
. Simon J (Agel SpiUer Co) 30 Chardon and 384
Warren Rox h 13 AUen
.. SpiUer Co (S J Agel. C J Spiller. I SpiUer, L
Spiller) stable 8 Pitts 30 Chardon and 384
Box
77 Cass W R
Aghjaian Leon i
Aginley John r
Agnes Sirandi waiter rms 68 Clarendon
Agnesy Karl musician Symphony Hall h .
bor View Dor
BOSTON [10161 DIRECTORY
171
;neto Bros (Nicholii
431 Hanover
Nicholas (Agneto
mun h :i7 ElliilKwood Rox
river iKls IS cliff Kox
John laborer h 532 E Third S n
John laborer li 402 W Second S B
Edwin J clerk 60 Conf?re
Frank A conductor h 3578 Wash J
George B painter h 4G Creifjhton Ro
" orge F dr'
rry M op'
teU Dor
- Henry D waiter bds 357S Wash J P
" James porter baggagerqom South sta bds 43
Sterling Rox
.. James E salesman bds 17S Dorchester S B
" James F h 44 Cottage E B
" James H patternmaker h 15(1 Worcester
" John E laborer h 9 Ward S B
.. John H clerk 30 State rra 406 bds 72 Ridge-
wood Dor
" John H clerk 136 Federal bds at Lynn
" John J & Co wholesale liquors 333 and 351
Sumner E B h 156 Webster do and at Win-
-"'""^ — ■ ■ - ' " •[ aajMcLellan Dor
Lottie S widow James H
Margaret h 156 Webster :
Margaret A h 146 Mass av
Mary widow Edward h 178 Dorchesle
" ' " " - - ... Creighton Rox
Paul N foreman bds ■
Ago James A electrician h 143 Hemenway
Agolino Joseph laborer h 76 London E B
Agoos Lassor & Co leather 72 South h .50 Canter-
bury Dor
- Samuel L leather 145 South h at BJine
" Solomon mgr 207 South h at B'line
Agostino Benino grocer 528 E Third S B h do
- Giovanni metalworker h 6 Flagg
" Luigi laborer bds 21 Charter
Agranat Samuel I
Agretelis Peter i
h91 do
Agri Antonio laborer bds 14 Hanover av
« Giuseppe laborer h 14 Hanover av
Agricultural Insurance Co of Watertown N Y 70
Kilby rm 1
Agrillo Santos meatcutter h 5 Oswego
Agrippino Agri laborer h 9 Emmett S B
" Angelo hodcarrier h 19 Charter
" Domenico laborer h 17 Fleet
- Luigi laborer h 301 North
Agron Leonard piano tuner nns 582 Mass av
Agry George salesman 601 Wash h at Newton
. William H real estate h 146 Worcester
Aguere Marita 141 Federal h at Somv
Aguero Ernesto salesman 11 Otis h at Peabody
AgugUa Antonio salesman 98 Com'l h 385 Han-
over [385 Hanover
" Augustine (AgugUa Bros) 98 Commercial bds
» Bros (Augustino) wholesale fruit 98 Com'l
" -Desmouceaux Francesco clerk 1 North sq bds
215 Hanover
" Giulio clerk bds 385 Hanover
Matteo candymaker h 10 Battery [Rox
Agustine Alfred rubberworker bds 6 Beethoven
Agym Jacob flsh 199 Roxbury Rox h 81 Highland
do [Harvard
Agyra Printing Co (Zalahores & Collatos) 26
Aharonian Apel shoemaker 594 Shawmutav bds
at Watertown [ander do
" John S provisions 745 Dudley Dor h 37 Alex-
« Levon editor 120 Boylston rm 215 b 37 Dover
Ahearn Andrew P examiner 77 Bedford h 22
Smith Rox
- Annie widow Thomas h 6 Lark S B
•• Annie L widow Andrew h 18 Cliff Rox
« Bartholomew J (John Nagle & Co) flsh 3
iclministration bldg Boston Fish pier h at
Christopher clerk 68 Summer bds 29 Gates S B
Cornelius horseshoer h 86 W Fifth S B
Cornelius A teamster bds 748 E Bway S B
Daniel laborer h 22 Gumey Rox
Daniel F teamster h 88 Dresser S B
Daniel J clerk h 242 Bennington E B
David hostler h 76 E Lenox
David J foreman 17 Bowker h 395 Dudley Rox
Dennis B laborer h 29 Pleasant Chsn
Dennis J laborer bds 1086 Dorchester avDor
Edmond rem to Somv [av Dor
Elizabeth A bookkeeper bds 1086 Dorchester
Ellen h 83 Armandlne Dor
Ellen h 335 Seaver Dor
Francis J carrier S B P O bds 748 E B'way S B
Frank clerk h l^Montebello rdJ P [Dor
" John F teamster bds 18 Cliff Rox
" John H foreman h 12 Everett av Dor
" John J baggageman North sta h at Somv
« John J driver 14 Fulton h 467 E Third S B
" John J motorman bds 51 Smith Rox
« John J sergeant poUce 29 Peraberton sq h IS
Foster Br
« John W driver h 28 Charles Dor [do
" John W foreman car shops Readv h 5 Chester
■' John W printer 178 Congress h at Somv
" Joseph F laborer h 27 Faxon Rox
- Joseph M (Harley. Plynu & Ahearn) 7G Sum-
mer h at Arlington
" Joseph P driver h 85 School Chsn (at Somv
" Martin freight sorter Am Ex North station bds
» Mary h 36 Clarence Rox
" Mary Mrs h 123 W Fourth S B
" Mary A widow Timothy bds 34 Covington S B
" Mary E widow Cornelius h 748 E Bway S B
" Mary L h 12 Seminary Chsn
» Maurice J bookbinder h 3 Chaucer E B
" Michael fireman h 51 Smith Rox
- Michael laborer h 201 Havre E B
" Michael S teamster h 39 Gates S B
« Nellie Mrs h 2040 Wash Rox
" Nellie widow h 20 F. S B_ [Camh
bds 1 Tilden pi Rox
« Thomas P rem to Chicago 111
" James J clerk 105 Court h 100 Kneeland
•■ Thomas J driver h 254 Medford Chsn
" Thomas J 50 OUver rm 901
- Thomas P musician h 219 M, S B
" Timothy bartender h 17 Shepton Dor
" Timothy J watchman h 7 Cummington
" Timothy S porter 95 Blackstone h 159 Chelsea
Chsn
" WilUam teamster h 214 Lincoln Alls
- William F bookbinder b 468 Mass av
" William J u'onworker bds 26 Border E B
" WUliam J laborer bds 51 Burrell Rox
. William J h 65 Astor
" WilUam M clerk h 112 W Ninth S B
- WilUam R clerk cigar stand North sta rnis 6
Dexter Row Chsn [ond S B
" WilUam T electrician 417 Wash h 402 W Sec-
« WilUam T teamster h 555 E Fourth S B
A'Hearn Clarence J clerk 126 North sta h 13
Bruce Dor and at Hudson
- Gertrude A teacher Philip H Sheridan school
E B bds 13 Bruce Dor
" John waiter rms 61 Allen
» John J supt 409 W First S B h 13 Bruce Dor
" Leonard W clerk 409 W First S B bds 13 Bruce
Dor [Hmgham
» Ray, N E T & T Co 32 Ohesterfleld Rox h at
Aheame WiUiam F clerk Rossmore Hotel h at
« WiUiam J steno 77 Bedford h at Lynn [Doi-
Rox h 46 Sawyer
„ .-„ tine loneshorem"" ' '" " "
Chsn
AUce widow WilUam h 212 W Ninth S B
Annie widow Thomas h 428 E Fifth S B
Annie R tel opr 43 Commercial b at Winthrop
Arthiu- foreman 214 W First S B h at Newton
Arthur J driver h 92 Albion [Dor
Bartholomew freighthandler bds 33 Glendalo
Bridget widow William h 62 Mt Hope Ros
Bridget M widow William C h 418 Sumner E B
Caroline widow Maurice h lOG E Newton
Catherine widow John h 44 Belmont Chsn
Charles machinist h 82 Arlington av Chsn
Charies F 177 State bds 428 E Fifth S B
Charles M clerk Plant Line Com'l wharf h at
Natick
CorneUus E com trav bds 209 E Cottage Dor
Cornelius G clerk bds 156 Calumet Rox
CorneUus M teamster h 501 E Fifth S B
Daniel electrician rms 35 Temple
Daniel laborer h 22 Winchester
Daniel laborer h 2 CaldweU Chsn
Daniel h 24 Taft Dor
Daniel E cashier 244 Wa.sh h 7 Lawrence Chsn
Daniel F bookkeeper ceUar 21 F H mkt north
side bds at Arlington |Rc
•■""- "8.659 C -«...«.-
Honora
James metal v
James J janit*
» Centre J P bds 101 Day
Sixth S B h 295 Dor-
Daniel J clerk 125 MiUf i
Daniel J real estate 4214 Wash Ros h 12
Dudley av do
" ■ " "" ■ ■ 158 Worcester
David porter 200 Causeway h i .
David E clerk 244 Wash b 1309 Common-
wealth av Alls
172
BOSTON [191 G] DIRECTORY
James J
James J real
Neponset a
James J
Ahem
« Dennis J slieetmetal worker h 44 Everett Ohsn
" Edward L visitor 5 City Hall ll 38 Bowdoiu
Dor
" Edward W derk freight auditor's dept Old
Fitchburg sta h at W Somv
" Elizabeth dressmaker h 67 Fort av Rox
« Elizabeth widow Michael h 49 Delle av Rox
• Ellen widow William died Dec 12 1915
" Eugene clerk freighthouse 6, Congress h 74
Everdean Dor [bridge Rox
» Prank taUor 21 Bromfleld rm 410 h 35 Bain-
" Frank E bds 27 Oakley Dor
" Frank J driver h 45 Gates SB [E B
« Frank J shipper 176 OUver bds 418 Sumner
" Frederick J clerk bds 129 Dudley av Ros
- George A clerk 69 Pulton bds 24 Taft Dor
" George J attendant B S H. Walk Hill Mat b do
" James car repau-er bds 33 Easton av H P
!' James longshoreman bds 76 Medford Chsn
" James shoemaker bds 77 Puller Dor
■• James (135 Hyde Park av J P) died May 3
1915 [Rox
" James A plumber 709a Boylston bds 101 Day
" James A steamfitter h 43 Lamson E B
" James D salesman 62 Brookiine av h 1131
Commonwealth av Alls
" James P whitewasher h 2 Mill Chsn
» James H coremaker bds 156 Calumet Rox
" James H mech eng h 79 Savin Hill av Dor
" James J bottler h 911 Harrison av
" James J buttonholemaker 88a Essex rms 25
12 Paris E B
3state 84 State rm 310 and 1
Dor bds 19 Blanche do
100 Kneeland
James J 11 Pemberton sq h 418 Sumner E B
■' James J jr clerk 24 West bds 911 Harrison av
" James L h 30 Hemenway
•• Jennie M widow Edward S steno 8 Island Rox
bds 6 Brinsley Dor
•■ Jeremiah laborer h 5 Scott's ct Chsn
•• Jeremiah teamster h 34 Dix Dor
" Jeremiah J laborer h 169 Heath Rox
" Jeremiah J molder h 122 Bartlett Chsn
" John butler 127 Commonwealth av
" John chocolatemaker bds 26 Decatur E B
" John grocer 28 Charles Dor h do
« John laborer h 402 W Second S B
" John laborer bds 191 W Fourth S B
" John switchman h 42 Austin Chsn
•• John teamster h 11 O, S B
" John rms 10 Nassau
•• John F clerk 260 Main Chsn h 8 Lawrence do
■• John F clerk 34 Howard Rox h 50 Templeton
Dor
» John F clerk bds 418 Sumner E B
" John P physician 1438 Dorchester av Dor and
19 Blanche do h do [Rox
•• John F plumber 709a Boylston h 28 Evergreen
« John P 55 Summer h 911 Harrison av
" John P 450 Wash bds 42 Austin Chsn
" John J (T Ahern's Sons) 100 Hampden Rox h
33 Neponset av Dor [Brookiine
" John J agt Pullman Co 214 South sta h at
» John J blacksmith h 121 Child J P
- John J clerk h 974 Harrison av Rox
" John J dept clerk 004 City Hall annex h 6
Salutation
.. John J driver h 130 Myrtle
" John J waiter bds 74 Everdean Dor
" John M asst opr B P D 60 Bristol h 50 Temple-
ton Dor
•■ John M T compositor h 143 Pleasant Dor
" John P chauffeur bds 17 Davis
" John P watchman h 6 Princeton Chsn
" John W station agent Harrison sq Dor h at
Weymouth
" Joseph A dentist 520 Beacon h 101 Day Rox
.. Joseph P clerk bds 35 Glendale Dor
« Joseph T clerk 242 Wash bds 24 Taft Dor
.. Katherine M h 30 Temple
.. MarceUa widow h 194 W Eighth S B
■■ Margaret h 86 Thetford av Dor
" Margaret A widow John J h 12 Smith Rox
« Mary Mrs h 26 Decatur B B
« Mary widow Michael h 35 Glendale Dor
" Mary widow h 100 Kneeland
" Mary A Mrs h 1131 Commonwealth av Alls
.. Mary L, widow Michael J h 123 W Fourth S B
" Maurice J com trav rms 96 G, S B
.. Maurice J helper bds 106 B Newton
" Maurice P driver h 27 Lawrence Chsn
■' Michael fireman 18 Tremont h 44 Austin ' hsn
.. Michael laborer h 186 Webster E B
" Michael laborer h 115 Everett E B
» Michael laborer h 79 B Canton [Rox
» Michael plumber 709a Boylston h 101 Day
» Michael A helper bds 49 DeUe av Rox
» Michael P clerk h 35 Bainbridge Rox
" Michael H cutter rms 11 Common
» Michael J (Ahern & Owens) 24 Dock sq h 12
MarceUa Rox
» Michael J clerk 93 Arch h 442 E Third S B
.. Michael J Rev, Boston College 761 Harrison
Ahern
« Morris P (Arlington Gas & Electric Fixture Co)
90 Portland h at Arlington
" Nora widow WiUiam h 2 Smith ct
" Patrick clerk h r 860 B Second S B
" Patrick laborer h 6 Lawrence pi Br
" Patrick laborer h 2664 Wash Rox
" Patrick laborer bds 99 W Broadway
" Patrick & Co grocers 344 Com'l h
" Patrick D bds 77 Fuller Dor
" Patrick J houseman bds 127 Conmion
" Patrick J laborer bds 10 Edgerly pi
Everett
Rox h 223 Hamilton Dor
PhUip chauffeur bds 130 Myrtle
Richard A Custom House inspector 28 Minot
h at N Camb
Richard P laborer bds 6 Lawrence pi Br
Robert M asst chemist 1 104 City Hall annex
1 67 Charles
« Sarah E h 44 Belmont Chsn [Chsn
« Sylvester P clerk 327 Summer bds 42 Austin
" Thomas laborer h 72 Middlesex
" Thomas porter h 33 Locust Dor [do
- Thomas A grocer 771 Dorchester av Dor h 769
- Thomas P died July 29 1915
" Thomas J bartender bds 100 Kneeland
. Thomas J clerk 450 Wash bds 42 Austin Chsn
« Timothy h 115 StAlphonsus Rox
» Timothy P clerk 1 Beacon 8th floor h 33 Ne-
ponset av Dor
" Timothy J auto repairer h 28 Bellflower Dor
•■ Timothy J clerk bds 34 Dix Dor
. Tunothy J clerk bds 223 Hamilton Dor
. Tunothy J clerk bds 42 Garden
" Timothy J lawyer 1140 Columbus av rm 22
Timothy J h 18 Burnll pi S B
Timothy S clerk h 159 Chelsea Chsn
T Sons (John J and Patrick M) building mov-
ers 100 Hampden Rox
William clerk 1182 River H P bds 35 Union pk
-J Stone-
ham
William G (Ahern & Cahoon) 131 State rm
1106 h 1534 Commonwealth av Br
William H clerk 52 Elm bds at Stoneham
William H plumber h 375 Centre J P [B B
William H carrier Back Bay P O b 418 Sumner
William J clerk P O h 428 E Fifth S B
WilUam J driver 75 Pitts h 42 Austin Chsn
William J helper bds 606 B Broadway S B
William J laborer bds 71 Lawrence Chsn
William J plumber 709a Boylston bds 101 Day
Box
William J police sta 3 h 142 Princeton E B
William J salesman 157 South h 43 Newcastle
rd —
« & Cahoon (William G Ahern, William A Ca-
hoon) mgrs 131 State rm 1106 [Dock sq
" & Owens (M J Ahern J A Owens) liquors 24
« see Hern Hearn Burn and O'Hearn
Ahl Astrid E clerk 15 Ashburton pi rm 511 h at
Salem
" George A painter h 99 Union Park st
" George R brushmaker b 99 Union Park st
- Henry H artist 12 Harcourt h at Newbury
« John B plumber bds 99 Union Park st [212
Ahlberg Bearing Co ball bearings 93 Mass av rm
" Frank G packer h 129 Florence Ros
» John A carpenter h 250 Norwell Dor
« Karl baker 82 Dartmouth b at Camb
" Lilla L bds 129 Florence Ros
" Nils baker rms 18 Dunreath Rox
« Oliver D clerk reg sect P O rms 86 Monument
Chsn [Marlboro
Ahlborn Bmil B artist 30 Ipswich rm 305 bds 258
.. Emily Mrs h 258 Marlboro [J P
Ahlenhoff Paul sausagemaker h 231 Lamartine
Ahlers Bruno H elec engineer h 7 Wait Rox
Ahlgren Andrew blacksmith h 27 Cranston J P
■' Augustus J motorman h 63 Lambert av Rox
" Charles W florist h 331 E Eighth S B
Ahlin John pressman 299 Atlantic av h at Everett
Ahlquist Carl B salesman 4 Park sq h at Everett
" Carl G junk h 31 Porter E B
" Charles J weaver h 29 Wordsworth E B
" Fred W pilot end Lewis whf h at Camb
Ahlstrom Arthur laborer bds 504 Sumner F
" Carl T carpenter h 261 Lamartine J P
" Charles D h 257 Webster E B
" Charles G machinist h 42 JefEries E B
" Christopher carriage painter r 15 Austin
h at Somerville
" Herman pianomaker
- Martin C
Box
" Oscar F shipper bds 7 Centre Rox
Ahmed Rafldin dentist 140 Fenway
Qg Co 12 Ashburton pi
widow bds 62 Lubec E B
Michele laborer h 177 Cottage E 1
Vito helper h 62 Lubec E B
BOSTON [191GJ DIKECTORY
Aicardi Allgolo A clci-k bils S03 K Fifth S I!
" Dora lodginghouse 7 Pelhiuii
. Frank salesman bds S63 E Fifth S B
- Frank G B salesman bds 124 Adams Dor
■• Giovanni B h 863 B Fifth S B
■• James A confectionery 653 E Bway S B h do
*■ James A olive oil h 124 Adams Dor
- John B com trav bds 863 E Fifth S B
" Julius M clerk bds 863 E Fifth S B
.. Robert chef h 7 Pelham
Aidcis Charles laborer h 506 Western av Br
Aiello Antonino fi^erman h 177 North
" Augustino barber North sta h 4 N Hudson
- Battista fisherman h 260 North
" Bruno laborer h 38 Fleet
- Domenico cabinetmaker h IS Harris
" Giuseppe clerk h 352 Sumner E B
" Giuseppe laborer h 28 Battery
" Giuseppe tailor h 160 Cottage E B
• Joseph barber b 60 Highland Rox
- Letterio pedler h 130 Orleans E B
■• Lorenzo tailor h 85 Chelsea E B
■* Mario laborer h 7 Pleasant pl^^
Peter pressm
I 82 Chelsea
Pietro h 53 Chelsea E B
" Salvatore fisherman h 1 3 Lewis
'■ Salvatore laborer h 83 Lubec E B
■■ Vito fisherman h 15 North
Aiessi Calogero laborer
Paola shoemaker h :
Salem
Aieta Francis P attendance officer Eliot school h
66 Percival Dor
" James V barber 249 Wash h 9 Park Dor
mgr 1 1 Watt
L 9 Park Dor
" Salvatore actor bds 9 Park Dor
- Vincent clerk h 19 Ban-y Dor
Aiewskl Robert bartender 90 Market Br h 36
Lincoln do
Aigeltinger Gustave laborer h 132 Terrace Rox
■• Signe widow Eugene h 12 Bromley pk Rox
Aigen Joseph B clerk 39 Warren Rox bds 30
David I
Edward B com trav 9 Conamercial 1
Ellen M widow Samuel M h 84 Lonsdale Dor
First church Berkeley cor
Marlboro h 92 Brook av Dor
eorge E clerk h 13 Morris B B
[arold machinist rms 13 Berwick pk
L 402 h
Howard L salesman
James clerk 373 Atlantic av bds 421 E Sixth
S B tpl Br
James F salesman 63 Summer bds 3 Winship
John Adams chief justice superior court Court
House h 65 Mt Vernon and at Greenfield
John D salesman rms Hotel Lenox
John N carpenter 417 Wash h at Arlington
Joseph shoemaker h 16 Auburn
Joseph L salesman 42 Wash north b at Everett
Leroy photographer h 35 Windsor Rox [Dor
Margaret C widow John " • " "' ■ - '
Playstead rd
. Mary A h 421 E Sixth S "
.. Mary A widow Henry B h 109 Chelsea E B
Noble C driver h 51 :essex Chsn
Thomas laborer h 3 Winship pi Br
Thomas F died Aug 16 191"
widow John S dressmaker h 620
Dudley Dor
Aikman Louis R student rms 316 Huntington av
Ailman John H & Son (Walter G) opticians 10
Bromfield [Rox
■• Josephine L widow John H h 1 Abbotsford
" Martha H music teacher 162 Boylston rm 24
bds 1 Abbotsford Rox [at Wrentham
" Walter G (J H Ailman & Son) 10 Bromfield h
Aimo Manuel ironworker h 56 Riverdale Alls
Almone J Baptist waiter h 5 Westville Dor
Alms J Ralph salesman 61 Mass av h at Camb
Ainbender Abraham rem to Chelsea
" Samuel rem to Chelsea
Ainhorn Harry carpenter h 16 Spring
•• Hyman presser h 139 Chambers
Ainslee Edith B music teacher 30 Huntington av
rm 618 h at Egypt [Mat
Ainslev Charles E chocolatemaker h 117 River
"■■ ■ " h 10 Neponset av H P
1 1 Dorchester av Dor
bds 1 Worcester pi
" Howard F chocolatemaker bds 117 River Mat
•• H Highman clerk 17 Temple pi
•• John carpenter rms 316 Dudley Rox
" John R (John R Amsl ■ « -
h 465 Audubon rd
Ainsley
" John R & Co (John R Ainsley. Joseph O Por-
ter. James McCaudlish) hosiery and under-
Ainslie James B forger h 185 L. 8 B
Ainsworth Annie widow John A h 271a Lama
" Arthur broker h 25 Peterborough
" Edward M clerk 125 Milk rm 107 h at West-
" Cleorge driver bds 271a Lamartine J P
- George C dentist 45 Bay State rd and asso
prof Tufts College Dental school h at Now-
- John J, F E 40 Sumner E B bds 271a Lamar-
tine J P (borough h do
• Nellie B Mrs Christian scientist 25 Peter-
« Sarah J widow John B h 44 Oak H P
« S Elizabeth custodian Public Library H P h
44 Oak do
" William A rem to Providence R I
■ & Co publishers 120 Boylston rm 623
Ah- Line Dispatch 194 Wash rm 81
- Shock Absorber Co 9 George Rox
Alrey Patrick porter h 969 Columbus av Rox
Au-ola Augustine lawyer 73 Tremont rm 529 h at
Revere
Aisner Hyman tailor 46 School h at Revere
" Joseph M newsdealer 26 Hawley h 22 Thane
Dor
" Julius dentist h 33 Brainerd rd Alls
- Morris M lawyer 53 State rm 623 h at Revere
" Samuel ins agt 95 Milk rm 20 h 4 Browning
av Dor
Aissen Adolf painter h 16 Ehno Dor
" Annie widow Israel bds 43 Elmo Dor
Vitchlson Petersexton Christ Episcopal church
1327 Hyde Park av
" Clifford I
- Hamlet F
av Rox
" Harry machinist h 9 Cazenove
« Harry J salesman 465 Medford Chsn h at
WoUaston
" Herbert M reporter 244 Wash h at Melrose
" Horace W clerk 93 Arch h at Beachmont
- James salesman 518 Wash h 165 W Canton
. James E clerk 111 MUk bds 2 Dent W R
" James M clerk 274 Siunmer bds at Medford
. John carpenter h 23 Schiller Box
« John A engineer h 36 N Beacon Alls
- Matthew chauffeur h 183 Mass av
« Bufus P 157 South bds 65 Morris E B
Son & Co millinery goods 120 Tremont rm 335
- William W clerk 614 Atlantic
Aitko John L comicemaker bds 42 A. S B
Alvaz Jacob K restaurant 1609 Wash h 1615a do
Aivazian Christopher M clerk 43 Temple pi h 25
Ajamian Michael H treas 56 Fulton and 30 Knee-
land h 24 Paul Gore J P
" Norau- barber 1115 Columbus av Rox
" Samuel tailor rms 57 Waltham
• Toros barber h 636 E Seventh S B
•■ Vahan (Presto Lunch) 69a Dover h 2 Garland
Ajauskas Frank clerk 32 Lincoln Br bds 12 Wa-
verly do
- Robert waiter 90 Market Br h 36 Lmcoln do
AJAX METAL HOOP COEP ready to drive
metal hoops office 10 P O sq mill 10
Oakland pi Mat — See page 2990
> pas
Rubber Co Inc 1084 Boylst(
Akabas Bros (Maurice W and Max) hardware
521 Dudley Rox
« Maurice W (Akabas Bros) 521 Dudley Rox
bds 18 Lena pk Dor [Wolcott Dor
» Max (Akabas Bros) 531 Dudley Box bds 44
Akarshan Abraham helper h SO Hudson
Ake Eugene B com trav 131 State rm 1 131 rms 19
Myrtle
Hoffman J P
" James A carpenter h IS Reddy j
- Jessie B h 98 Hemenway
Akerley Freebum H driver 2 Binney Fen h 3 do
" George M foreman I '
Harry O woodworker 142
Akerman Abraham shoemaker h 9 Lena pk Dor
" Charles B ticket seller North station h at
Winter Hill [Dor
- Edward A clerk 284 Mass av b 111 Stoughton
" George machinist h 5 Quincefield Dor
" George F trimmer h 101 Hammond Rox
" Gustaf organbuilder h 43 Saxton Dor
& Co) 27 Harrison ;
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
Akeroyd AJfred wool 22Sa Summer h at Newton
Centre
" Kvans musician h 137 Paul Gore J P
" Fanny widow Vincent h. 34 Montebello rd J P
" Lillian A musician bds 34 Montebello rd J P
Alcers Arthur H painter bds 26 Gordon Alls
■' Earle G salesman 147 Tremont b at Provi-
dence R I
" Eva P interior decorator S School Dor bds do
" Ezra R died Aug 20 1915
. George V roofer h 26 Gordon Alls
» Harriet O widow Ezra R h 8 School Dor
" Henry S clerk h 9 Granada av Ros
" Leslie M grocer 37 Decatur E B h at Melrose
" Minnie widow William G h 6S9 Columbia rd
Dor [Alls
» Samuel L clerk 37 Decatur E B h IS Idlewild
" see Acres
Akerson Ingrid nurse rms 20 Charlesgate west
Akerstrom Hannah widow Andrew h 1 Highland
pi Rox
Sidney M student 1
Ingrid widow 1
ren machinist h 384 Hyde Park <
larry M janitor h SO Sawyer
an William A cook h 4 Haven
" Fannie M widow Robert h 8 Mills Rox
" Frank H mason h 34 Stratton Br
" Harry J steamfitter bds 80 Wrentham Dor
" James fireman bds 41 Waverly Br
■• James teamster h 451 Western av Br
■■ John buttonmaker h SO Wrentham Dor
- Michael laborer h 451 Western av Br
" Robert A janitor h 8 Mills Rox
Akmekjian Dick confectionery 104 Dudley Rox
h 2 Eenilworth do
Akmen John carpenter bds 4 Romar ter Rox
Akofl Morris baker h 95 Woodcliff Dor
Akola William M steno 85 Pearl bds 46 Clifford
Rox
Akron Tii-e & Rubber Co 24 Columbus av
AkulionisAndrew laborer bds 22 Nashua
Akunevich Peter J bartender 247 W Broadway
S B and real estate 362 do h 321 Athens do
Akus Karl shoenorker h 36 Heath av Rox
Alabeso Angelo barber h 418 Hanover
■' Angelo laborer h r 17 Charter
Alabiso Calogero laborer h 76 Charter
" Salvatore brace maker bds 76 Charter
i418]
clerk 130 Harvard Dor bds
" Gaetano laborer h 174 Norfolk av Rox
Alaitis Joseph sugarworker h 147 Silver S
Alajajian Heripssene widow bds 175 Talbot
Dor
Alara Abraham polisher h 91 Hudson
- Held brass polisher h 140 Hudson
dies &c wholesale and retail 104 Tremont —
See page 2954
Alander Meyer grocer 35 Anderson h 30 do
Alapso Angelo barber 1774 Wash h 418 Hanover
Alario Salvatore (Alario & Lentino) 120 Bedford h
14 Genesee
" c& Lentino (Salvatore Alario. Giosippino Len-
at Dover [420 Boylston i
& Co (A M Alary, C L Smart) haii'dressers
ascia Pietro laborer h 273 Paris B B
asevicz Peter laborer h 44 Silver S B
aska Gold Belt Mining Co 262 Wash rm 77
ba Andrea laborer h 292 North
Bia«io laborer h 28 Clark
Paolo laborer h 6 Everett ct
Saverio (Alba & Raso) 337 North h 19 Clark
Antonio laborer h 35 Charter
■• Antonio mason h 64 Frankfort E B
" Giuseppe laborer h 351 North
" Michele laborer h 163 Cottage E B
■' Michele laborer h 6 Phipps pi
" Michele tailor h 64 Bennmgton E B
" Nicola barber h 10 Thacher ct
.. Nicola shoeworker bds 64 Frankfort E B
Albanlki M real estate rms 9* Ashburton pi
Albano Albert clerk bds 20 Prince
» Bartolomeo waiter h 20 Prince
" Carmela variety 44 Charter h 43;- do
« Domenico laborer h 2 Marshall pi
« Giuseppe laborer h r 435 Charter
- Leonard tailor h 48 Curve
" Nicola laborer h 59 Hull
" Pasquale chauffeur bds 8 Margaret
.. Rocco laborer h 33 Clark
" Salvatore baker h 92 Everett E B
" Salvatore pedler h 26 Rochester
" Vincenzo laborer h S Margaret
" Vincenzo laborer h 165 Gove E B
- Vito laborer bds 72 Charter
Albany Biscuit Co (Samuel Levine, Simon
Freidman Jacob Barnack) ice cream cone
mfrs IS W First S B
- Carpet Cleaning Co (John J Hanrihan) 51
[Albany Rox
_o (Simor " "
■ Co of Albany N Y _
" John fnrit bds 17 DeUe <
« P W Paper Co Jos H Patterson mgr paper
specialties 79 Milk rm 815
" Shoe Repairing Co (Joseph Freedman, Alex-
ander Feldman, Moses Lewin) 157 Kingston
" Warehouse Trust 35 Congress rm 701
Albapare John B carpenter h 125 Florida Dor
Albaralle Arturo tailor h 1 1 Snowhill
Albarian SarkJs M pastor Armenian OUician Cong
I at Chelsea
: Watchmaker (Nathaniel S Albaum. Ed-
ward Watchmaker) real estate and ins 262
" Amos D (Amos D Albee Son & Co) 53 State
rms 629-630 h at WoUaston
ALBEE AMOS D SON & CO (Amos D Albee,
Herbert H Albee, Richard L Harper) certi-
fied public accountants 53 State rms 629-
630— See page 2657
. Anna M G widow Wilder O rem to Philadel-
phia Pa
" Annie Mrs nurse bds 583 Beacon
L Mrs Cimstian science practitioner
15 Fairmont av H P h 112 Gordon i
Arthur L investment securities 95 Milk
34 h 5 Regent Cu-cle J P
Charles H student bds 109 Trenton E B
Charles I h 109 Trenton E B
Charles R painter h 203 W Ninth S B
Clarence W stoves S3 Selden Dor h do
Curlys L student bds 112 Gordon av H P
Edward E draftsman 511 State House h
Melrose Hlds
Ellis E machinist h 29 Aldie Alls
- Prank S carpenter h 56 Davison ]
" Fred H salesman 134 Friend h at W Medford
" Fred L machinist h 112 Gordon av H P
» George H clerk Ohamb of Com h 26 Thui-ston
E B [ton
.. Grace C visitor 159 State House h 14 Warren-
" Harry E laundrvworker h 175 W Fourth S B
" Harry W ironworker h 9 Minton Dor
« Herbert H (Ames D Albee Son & Co) 52
State rms 629-630 h at Wollaston
• Howard D salesman 43 Commercial whf bds
at B'line
" Humphrey G mgr American House E B h do
» Isabel L accountant 53 State rm 629 h at Wol-
laston
« John H h 5 Perham W R
" Luther G, Herald h at Cliftondale
" Margaret C Mra h 29 Aldie Alls [B'line
Rachael M bookkeeper 683 Beacon bds at
Ralph B clerk 177 State bds 5 Perham W R
Samuel fish 55 Fairmount
Ph :
Web-
William C carpenter h 41 Clifl Rox
Albenio Brogna laborer h 83 Everett B B
Albenise Michele tailor h 64 Bennington E B
Alber Theodore salesman 93 F H mkt h at Camb
AlbereUl Arturo taUor h 11 SnowhlU
Alberene Stone Co soapstone 164 Dover
Alberg Fred clerk bds 1a Leyland Dor
Alberger Heater Co 36 Bromfleld rm 503
" Pump & Condenser Co 88 Broad rm 924
Alberghini Vitaliano clerk 222 Friend h at Somv
Albergo Fillipo pedler h 15 Pitts
Alberico Raflaele clerk 5 North sq h 23 Clark
Alberini Alexander vocalist rms 478 Mass av
Albers Charles A pubUc accoixntant 110 State 10th
floor h 50 Peterborough
" Homer lawyer 401 Sears bldg and dean B U
•• Alexander dry goods 239 W Broadway S
at Chelsea
" Alexander rubberworker h 33 Minden Rox
" Bessie widow Aaron h 1 1 7 Elmo Dor
" Charles carpenter h 15 Blossom
" Charles clerk 16 New E B bds at Revere
- Delia widow Manuel h 10 Davitt Dor
" Ephraim steno bds 196 Columbia rd Dor
" Prank fruit bds 10 Davitt Dor
- Prank R pedler h 14 Davitt Dor
« George shoemaker h 95 Addison B B (den
" Harris law student 27 School rm 301 h at Mal-
" Harris pedler h 196 Columbia rd Dor
» Harry tailor 405 Shawmut av h 46 Rose
" Jacob tailor h 76 Leverett
" John laborer h 2 Newton ct
" John S bookkeeper 242 Dover h 167 Home-
stead Rox [13 Bromley pk Rox
" Kate P Roxbury branch Public Library bds
» Leo clerk 177 Blackstone bds 43 McLean
" Leon clerk bds 41 McLean
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
175
Albert
" Leon laborer h 417 Harrison av
" Martin clerk bds 41 McLean
« Max raincoatmaker bds 117 Elmo Dor
" Morris B salesman SOI Wash mi 44 h 44S
Norfolk Mat
" TJalph F lawyer 27 School rm 301 h at Maiden
■■ liose Mrs bds 10 Auburn
M Sam hardware 13 Maverick sq E B h 3 do
" Samuel (Bloom & Albert) pants mfr 23 Elm h
at Revere
" Samuel driver h 7 Anderson
» Samuel pedler h 1 Hancock pi
" Samuel tailor h 345 Charles
" Simon flsh 93 Salem h 1 1 Stillman
" Vahram tailor 15 Poplar Ros h 56 Prospt-ct av
db [bds do
■• Victoria L music teacher 196 Columbia rd Dor
. William tailor h 116 Myrtle
" William J laborer h 2 Sharon
» & Libby (George A Libby. Albert J Libb,\)
Back Bay Express 54 Chatham 91 Cause-
way and 71 Conant Rox
Albertassl Verginio laborer h 22 Mitchell S B
Alberti Amedeo laborer h 8 Sumner pi E B
•• Andrea laborer h 150 Webster E B
■ Edward F teamster bds 1466 Wash
" Gustav W bookkeeper 116 Merrimac bds 6()
Kingsdale Dor [Pulton
" Importing & Exporting Co Inc grocers 57
•• Joseph A brushmaker bds 1466 Wash
" Luigl laborer h 8 Sumner pi E B [Dor
" Marguerita widow Paul L E h 66 Kingsdale
- Oscar W (Alberti & Co) liquors 461 W Broad-
way S B bds 66 Kingsdale Dor
" Pasquale shoeworker h 23 Norman
- Victor statuary h 1466 Wash
" Victor E (Alberti & Co) 461 W Broadwav S B
h 22 Vinson Dor [Broadway S B
Alberto Manuel R fruit h 10 Davitt Dor
Alberts Abraham salesman 373 Wash rm 710 bds
129 Devon Rox
» Annie widow Isaac h 29 Brinsley Dor (Dor
" Charles & Co jewelers 743 Wash h " '
Prank J driver h 5 Newland
fwanda Dor
Leon N asst eng Boston Transit Com
Beacon bds 129 Devon Rox
Max M. Isaac Alberts Sons 373 Wash rm
bds 129 Devon Rox
710
•• Morris Z teacher h 129 Devon Rox
•• Nathan 373 Wash rm 1 bds 29 Brinsley Dor
- William J clerk Fargo cor C. S B bds 97 E
Brookline
Albertsen Hans cooper bds 41 Moreland Box
AlbertsonJAlfred tallyman bds512 Hill Chsn
- Harry died April 3 1915
. Olepine widow Martin h 12 Hill Chsn [Dor
" Sbnon fruit 117 Commercial h 38 Johnston rd
, at Gloucester
George W mgr 1 Wash h at Somv
Albery Rose phrenologist 410 Boylston h <
. -" (Alb- - --■ -
and 2 Franklin h at Chelsea
Albianl Anthony P (Albianl Bros) 154 Summer
Bros (Anthony P and Dominick) barbers
Summer and 2 Franklin
Dominick (Albianl Bros) 154 Summer an(
Franklin h 206 Neponset av Dor [
" " Jbia ' '
visions 107 Summer [103 Summer
" Lunch 17 and 147 Federal 136 Bedford and
Albig Frederick C baker 238 Western av Alls h
10 Athol do [Paris E B
Albino George shoemaker 167 Causeway bds 176
" Frank porter h 20 Cooper
" Nicola shoemaker h 26 Chelsea E B
" Vincenzo laborer h 176 Paris E B
Albion Thura painter h 19 Spauldlng Dor
Albisser Benjamin F foreman 58 Kemble Rox h
131 Dudley do [S B h at Somv
Albohn William asst foreman 383 Dorchester av
Alborghetti Pietro clerk h 7 Lathrop pi
Albom Charles M Mrs h 41 Astor
Albre Lorenzo mgr 197 B. S B h 74 Dresser do
J P
Augustus L carrier Dor Cen P O h 3584 Wash
Barbara widow John C h 4345 Wash Eos
Charles H student bds 23 Charles Dor
Conrad H mason bds 305 Cornell Ros
Constant helper bds 94 Cornell Ros
Francis silk weaver h 83 Selwyn Ros [Falls
Francis R clerk reg div P O h at Newton Upper
George J tailor 324 E. S B h do
John O jr machinist bds 4345 Wash Ros
Nicholas h 3584 Washington J P
Otto machinist h 153 Amory Rox
Otto jr purch agent 76 Atherton J P bds 153
Amory Rox
Albrecht
» Philip C lithographer h 23 Charles Dor
» Udo rem to Chicago 111
" Uh-ich (Litzolman & Albrecht) barber 67 War-
ren Rox bds 3 LaGrange pi do [Ros
" William instrimient maker h 174 Bellevue av
•■ William machinist h 312 Amory J P
- William pres 295 A h 11 Maybrook Dor
" WilUam Inc rectifiers 295 A
" William P tel opr h 92 Cornell Ros
Albrechtsen Louis r'
Albree Edward C 5.=
" George 16 State rm 35 h at Concord (Chsn
" Helen M widow John D h Waveriey House
" John 16 State rm 35 h at Swampscott
Albret Elizabeth widow Philip h 24 AshBeld Ros
Ernest salesman Fargo cor C, S B h at Milton
Dorh
- EUzabeth h 534 Columbus av
- George W molder h 121 Park Dor
" Harry K photographer rms 546 Columbus av
" Isabel h 534 Columbus av
- Jacob E molder h 121 Park Dor
- Lee M asst shipper 222 Summer b at Medford
" Mary died Mar 22 1915
" Mary A Mrs h 121 Park Dor
" Michael waiter rms 37 Greenwich pk
» NeUie h 534 Columbus av
Albro Mary C Mrs h 721 Tremont
Albuquerque Geraldo S M barber 5 Poplar Ros
h 4324 Wash do
Alburtis John printer 244 Wash h 1 Grant rd Dor
Alcaraz Arthur M clerk bds 4 O, S B
" Pascasio P cigarmaker h 4 O. S B
Alee Joseph laborer h 75 Shawmut av
Alch Gershon capmaker h 43 Rose
" Harry cutter h 417 Harrison av
.\lcock Mary Mrs h 1 Thorn
» Thomas motorman h 909 E Second S B
Alconada Gabriel cabinetmaker h 17 Cherry
Alcorn Charles H collector h 7 Ward ct S B
" G P clerk G E Co 84 State h at Winthrop
" Harry driver h 74 Russell Chsn
" Howard salesman rms 153 Worcester
« Sarah Mrs cook 693 Mass av bds do (thi'op
•• Walter S salesman 27 Damrell S B h at Win-
» William J drawtender h 55 Pleasant Dor
Aleott George laborer bds 180 Prmceton E B
- George R clerk 43 Tremont rm 705 h 331 Sea^
ver Dor
" John printer h 15a Chambers
» John S P clerk 87 Kilby h at Brookline
" Louisa M Club 15 Oswego [Everett
" William night city editor 244 Wash house at
" William waiter h 331 Seaver Dor
•' William J salesman 518 Wash h at Everett
Alcuzar Isaac physician h 72 Perrin Rox
Alden Albert mgr 354 Congress h at Wollaston
" Alton G shoecuttei- rms 32 Rutland sq
" Arthur W grocer 168 Fairmonnt av H P bds
232 do [scott
■' A Fred salesman 45 S Market h at Swamp-
ALDEN BROS CO mUk dealers 1171 '
Rox and 24, 28 and 38 Dempstei
page 2792
" Charles A asst auditor 111 Devonshire rm 705
h at Arlington
" Charles A bookkeeper Quincy Hall h at Camb
- Charles B bookkeeper 140 Federal bds 224
Ashmont Dor [Arlington Hts
» Charles B mech dentist 120 Boylston h at
" Charles C clerk freight auditor's dept Old
Fitchburg sta h at Wilmington
" Charles E laborer h 22 Peverell Dor
" Charles H clerk h 25 Cranston J P
" Charles H pres 111 Summer h at B'line
- Charles H Co shoes 111 Summer
» Charles L (Alden Bros Co) 1171 Tremont Rox
h 232 Fairmount av H P
" Charles L jr sec 1171 Tremont Rox bds 232
Fairmount av H P
■• Charles T clerk bds 641 Huntington av Rox
" Charles T machinist 42 Pearl h at Medford
» Charles W bird importer 15 Bromfleld h at
Camb
« Charles W h 175 Bunker HiU Chsn
- Clau-e K 597 Wash h 47 Mather Dor
" Clark L rem to Weymouth
" Craig student bds 35 Schuyler Rox [ford
" Daniel W carriagesmith 25 Joiner h at Med-
" Darius G salesman 161 Tremont h at Camb
" Dwight I (Home Confection Co) 121 Dudley
Rox h at Everett
" Edgar H rms 193 Warren av
- Edward M Co wholesale coal 18 P O sq rm 34
" Edward S variety 15 Wolcott sq Readv h 24
Hamilton do
" Edward S jr mgr 1070 Hyde Park av H P h
35 Pleasant do [43 Webster H P
- Elisha C clerk freighthouse 2 foot Sleeper h
" . « . . Huntington av Rox
« Emma M Mr:
" Flora S Mrs physician 140 Boylston 1
L chaufleur bds 641 Huntington av Rox
" Franks
Dor
" George A & Co trustees 201 Devonshire i
; machinist 566 Atlantic a
176
BOSTON [1918] DIRECTORY
Alden
" George D asst trcas Franklin Savings Bank h
at Whitman
« George W clerk h 18 Newton Br
" Gustavus F bookkeeper 2326 Wash Rox h 224
Dudley do
« G Edwin pres 58 Thayer h at Wellesley
" Harriet J widow George h 1932 Beacon Br
« Henry Bailey architect 15 Exchange rm 35 h
at Dedham
.. Horace C steno 196 State rms 38 Temple
" Horatio lawyer 73 Tremont rm 926 h at B'line
" HowardC.Nat Shawmut Bank bds at N Wey-
mouth
" Howard P clerk 31 Milk rm 65 b at Medford
- H Bingley (Alden & RusseU) ins 121 Water h
34 Melville av Dor
" John (Alden Bros Oo) 1171 Tremont Rox h at
Newtonville [B'line
" John G yachtbroker 131 State rm 616 h at
" John G Mrs h 16 Algonquin Dor
" John T clerk 125 Milk rm 312 h at Newton
" John Wpres 2220 Wash Rox h_35 Schuyler do
school E B bds 22 Jerome Dor
« Martha L widow Elijah h 91 Thornton Rox
" Merton R sales mgr 159 Lincoln h 19 Perkins
avH P
" Morton 420 Freeport Dor h 16 Beaumont do
" Percy S clerk 91 Causeway bds 25 Cranston
J p [laston
" Ralph S draftsman 125 Amory Rox h at Wol-
- Raymond M clerk 121 Dudley Rox bds at
Everett _ _ [Concord
Ruth F teacher bds 24 Hamilton Beadv
SUas A instructor physical training 30 Hunt-
ington av rm 51 1 and physician 93 Mass av
rm 206 h do
S Augustus bds 10 Morse Dor
« S P treas 78 Lincoln h at Brockton
. Weston P supt 185 Su mm er rm 308
dolph
Ran-
illiain chaiifleur bds 803 Tremont Rox
- WiUiam A clerk 100 Kingston h at W Somv
" William A electrician 39 Boylston bds 21
Bloomfleld Dor [Dor
.. William A jr pianoworker bds 21 Bloomfleld
» William R engineer B & A bds 85 Adams Alls
- Woolen Co 76 Summer
« & Russell (H Bingley Alden, Joseph W Russell)
insurance 121 Water (ton
Alderman Clarence E 141 Milk rm 503 h at New-
" Frederick B clerk rms 1 Oxford ter
Alders John G clerk B & A freight 187 Kneeland
h at Wellesley Farms [Somv
Alderson Oliver W carpenter 55 Lansdowne h at
Aldlne Light Heat & Power Co 212 Summer
« Pen'Co 34 Hawley [ham
Aldous Fred foreman 853 Albany Rox h at Ded-
Aldred Alvan E chauffeur h 139 P, 8 B
Aldrlch Addison L pres Cobb Aldrich Co 726
Wash (h 6 Arlington
" Albert C construction loans 15 School rm 42
.. Albert N clerk 20 Milk bds at Stoneham
.. Alfred H salesman 47 Chatham h at Medfleld
" Alice E teacher Edward Everett school Dor b
9 S Mimroe ter do
« AlUson O rem to Providence B I [do
. Alonzo B dentist 758 Dudley Dor b 24 Willis
« Alvin E com trav h 2 Park sq
.. Annie E h 45 Walnut av Rox [do
u Arnold W driver 2260 Wash Rox h 69 Zeigler
- Arthur rem to Hartford Conn ■
u Arthur D driver 63 Bndicott bds at Everett
" Bernard S foreman h 609 Columbus av
" Carrie B widow Frank G clerk 76 Stoughton
Dor h 11 B Cottage do
« Charles B salesman 36 Lincoln h at Brookline
- Charles B & Co shoes 183 Essex rm 304 h 136
Townsend Rox
- Charles Frost Mrs h 441 Beacon
" Chester S treas 33 Commercial whf h 47 Mt
Bowdoin ter Dor
- Clifton E salesman 39 Summer h at W Somv
« Duane B pastor Bethany M E church h 11
Sheldon Ros
« Eben T physician 1064 Wash rms do [N H
" Edgar. U S dist judge P O bldg h at Littleton
~ ■ F ticket taker 177 Huntington av h at
.-tlantic [Dor
" Edward E salesman 496 Wash h 10 Eastman
" Edward I selling agt 103 Bedford h at Brook-
line
" Edward R spec agt 87 Kilby h 47 Nixon Dor
« Edwin L clerk 2267 Wash Rox b 64 Astor
a Elizabeth E Mrs petticoats 2 Park sq rm 30 h
do
. Ellen K widow Grosvenor h 32 Albion H P
•* Elliott F agt paper machinery 141 Milk rm
1013 h at Wollaston
" Elliott W janitor 144 Con^rress h at Maiden
.. Emery A salesman 20 Oxford h 1340 Common-
wealth av Alls [B'line
" Ephrahn Fred laivyer 53 State rm 503 h at
u Evelyn H sec 29 Beacon bds at B'line (do
. Frank M real estate 748 South Ros bds 645
" Edga
Atl
Aldrich
" Fred rms 8 Dalton
- George B :
- Grosvenor
" Harold M died Jan 21 1916
" Harold P foreman 910 Commonwealth av rms
137 Hancock Dor
" Harriet widow Cyril h 680 Mass av
" Harry A salesman 88 Broad rm 304 h at W
Somerville (water
" Harry K salesman 100 Kngston h at Bridge-
« Harry M lawyer 60 State rm 422 h at Lex-
ington (Woburn
" Henry M accountant 141 Milk rm 906 h at
" Hosea P machinist 7 Sherman Chsn h at Somv
« Jacob B shoecutter h 11 Clarence ter Dor
« J F;rank mgr 300 Mam Chsn h 6 Lincoln do
Dor
Nathaniel W salesman 88 North h 131 P, S B
Nellie E lodginghouse h 9 Common [Dor
Nelson E solicitor 80 Sunmier h 1 1 E Cottage
Olea H widow Harold M bds 925 Wash
Otis J driver h 104 Richmond Dor [Woburn
Raymond W draftsman 89 State rm 56 bds at
Roy S dept mgr 155 Wash h at E Milton
Sarah M teacher Washington Allston school
■"""■■ , [Walnut av Rox
, 25 Batavia
• Sybil B teacher Girl's Latin school bds 45
" Talbot 60 State rm 921 h 34 Fairfield
- Thomas Bailey Mrs h 59 Mt Vernon
•■ Thomas R clerk 126 State rm 22 h at Somv
" William F auto repau-er bds 57 Forbes J P
" William L salesman 494 Rutherford av Chsn
h at Maiden [rm 32 h at Brookline
- William L & Co postage stamps 5 Bromfleld
- William T (Bellows & Aldrich) architect 8
Beacon rm 68 h 31 Hereford
" Winfleld S clerk h 244 W Newton
" W Malcolm salesman 15 Broad h at Stoneham
Aldridge Florence B steno 124 Boylston bds 31
Orkney rd Br
" Guy C bookkeeper h 35 Ardale Ros (den
" Henry L salesman 207 Essex rm 214 h at Mal-
Aldus Francis J laborer bds 8 Paris E B
- Robert J laborer h 8 Paris B B
Alebord Dana gilder bds 34 Brie Dor
» EUen L mdow John h 34 Brie Dor
" James H framemaker 47 Field Rox bds 34
Erie Dor
•■ John J porter h 1 5 Brie Dor
" Martin F laborer bds 34 Brie Dor
" Michael J florist bds 34 Erie Dor
Aleck Anthony baker h 33 Tufts Chsn
Aleckman William laborer h 10 Parkman
Aleckna John R balder 1726 Dorchester av Dor
h 21 Rosemont rd do
" William porter 417 Wash h 21 Moulton Chsn
Alegata Angelo shoeworker h 78 Cottage B B
Aleksander Stelak laborer rms 1 Sayward pi S B
Aleksiewicz Antony laborer h 46 Ward S B
Aleksinas Adam cigarmaker h 315 W Fourth S B
Alemi Pietro A shoemaker h 54 Bickford Rox
Aleniewski Peter baker h 883 Albany Rox
Aleo Alessandro laborer h 346 North
" Giuseppe barber h 130 Bremen B B
Ales Agostino shoeworker bds 7 Henchman
" Leroy M pianomaker rms 535 Mass av
" Pasquale barber 347 Hanover h 7 Henchman
" Silvestro barber 23 Fleet bds 7 Henchman
Alesandrini Alfonso barber 189 J North h 463 Han-
" Pasquale laborer h 414 Hanover
Aleshnick Julius helper bds 12 McLean ct
•■ Louis pedler h 12 McLean ct [B'way do
Alesnis Frank provisions 238 D, S B h 301 J W
Alessandri Paolo cigars and grocer 297 North h
Carlo h 629 Saratoga E B
Eduardo laborer h 165 Gove B B
Ernest salesman h 171 Talbot av Dor
Filippo candymaker h f
" Michele laborer h 76 ChartiSr
" Nunzio laborer h 19 Camden pi
" Paula laborer h 210 Dover
" Philip laborer h 32 Kirkland
" Santo finisher h 13 Vicksburg S B
Alessio Roberto laborer h 58 Chelsea E B
Aleta Mme teacher 240 Huntington av h 28 Clare-
mont pk
Alevo Filippo laborer bds 4 Vernon pi
' Afbert L^
Thompson's Island
" Alex cabinetmaker h 34 Coffey Dor
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
177
Alexander
Alexander carpenter rms 107
Alford J rem to Quincy
-umbusa.
33 Brainerd
rd Alls [Glendale rd W R
Alice T steno 161 S Huntington av Rox bds 6
A Edward mpr 8 Irvington h 29 Torrey Dor
Benjamin police 29 Pemberton sq b 690 Shaw-
Carl U painte
■ bds 52 Savin Hill av Dor
Catharine widow Peletiah H h 50 Lambert ■
Rox
Charles waiter h 660 Shawmut av Rox
Charles h 7 Copley Rox
[Brookli:
Charles A salesman 207 Essex rm 303 h at
Charles E reporter 324 Wash h 63 Mt Vernon
Charles H printer rms 241 Columbus av
Charles H salesman 10 Mercantile h at Med-
ford
Charles N com trav h 86 Humboldt av Rox
Charles W student bds 86 Humboldt av Rox
Charles W surveyor bds 3 Wabon Rox
110 Dartmouth
David cooper h 2 Lawson pi E B
David waiter h 60 Chambers
Donald C (Alexander Paper Co) 184 Summer
rm 504 bds at Brookline
D WaUace rem I
■ Lexington ]
Edward fireman ]
Edward bds 416 Meridian E _
Edward F pianotuner h 24 Nottingham Dor
Elizabeth E Mrs bds 70 Bartlett Rox
Elizabeth L Mrs h 34 Hammond Rox
Elmer M vice pres 196 Milk h at E Braintree
Emma L Mrs h 113 Cedar Rox [ren av
Eugene H, F E 41 Harvard av Alls hill War-
Frank E restaurant 101 Compton
bridge
Frank W clerk 27 KUby
Cam-
Iquin Dor
19 h 41 Algon-
Frederic C contractor and buUder 294 Wash
rm 745 h at Winchester [E B
Frederic W clerk 20 Merrlmac bds 68 Eutaw
Gabriel cutter 84 Beach h 32 Bdinboro
George consulting engineer
State
George machinist bds 2648 Wash Rox
George teamster bds 15 Liverpool E B
George H conductor h S3 Beacon H P
George H druggist 100 Dorchester S B h 7
Glenarm Dor
George M clerk bds 125 Moreland Rox
Gertrude M steno bds 125 Moreland Rox
Hamilton Institute 14 Federal rm 304
Harriet S widow Ebenezer died Jan 26 1916
Harriett I missionary 14 Beacon rm 602 rms
69 Hancock IFayston Rox
Harris & Son (Abraham) tailors 84 Beach h 27
Harry tailor h 76 Wayland Dor
Harry waiter rms 49 Hemenway
Harry O salesman rms 173 St Botolph
Harvey L salesman 50 Congress rm 922 h at
Winthrop Hlds
Hayes porter h 5 Holyoke Rox
Henry cigarmaker h 34 Dewey Dor
Henry J barber 259 Dudley Rox bds 125 More-
land do
Henry J elevatorman 141 Milk h 69 Pearl Chsn
Israel com trav h 7 Strathcona rd Dor
Jacob printer 363 Wash h 71 Hancock Dor
Jacob salesman bds 71 Hancock Dor
Jacob E mgr 220 Devonshire rm 407 h 1868
Commonwealth av Br
James (Alexander Paper Co) 1S4 Summer rm
504 h at B'line
James machinist h 1 14 Heath Rox
James E barber 17 Dundee h 60 Westland av
James E (1384 Commonwealth av Alls) rem to
N Y city
James G clerk 145 Milk bds 68 Eutaw E B
James H painter h 824 River Mat [Stephen
James H salesman 1020 Boylston rms 18 St-
James P salesman 10 High 10th floor h at
Springfield [B'line
James S clerk 4th floor Custom House h at
John clerk bds 68 Eutaw 1
John D foreman 1 .__ ._ .
John D machinist h 2648 Wash Box
John J laborer Custom House bds 83 Camden
John L clerk h 59 Bailey Dor
John S h 550 River Mat
Judah cigarmaker bds 207 Blue Hill i
Rox
Margaret T h 125 Moreland Rox
Marian R Mrs forewoman h 70 South J P
Magnus W bds Hotel Fritz Carlton
Alexander
- Margaret M nurse bds (iS Eutaw K U
. Mary L h 157 Wash Dor
" Max salesman 24 Fulton h at Winthrop
» Michael H clerk 606 Atlantic av bds 34 Dewey
Dor
" Mildred D Mrs h 331 Himtington av
~ ~ HP
Nathan shoemaker bds 54 Bromley Rox
Neil M clerk 125 Milk rm 208 h 59 Bailey Dor
Nellie widow Philip B bds 9a Ruthven Rox
Oakey L mgr 131 State rm 223 bds Hotel Can-
Paper Co (James, Donald C and Stuart L Alex-
ander) stationers 184 Summer rm 503
Peter restaurant 69 Kneeland h 71 do
Philip h 53 Greenwood Dor
Raymond B salesman 201 Devonshire rm 234
rms 316 Huntington av [S Oak
Richard H asst drawt.ender L st bridge S B h
; & A Alls h 21a Bennett Br
- Rufus
- Samuel tailor 74 Kneela
- Sarah J widow David D h 136 I. S B
•■ Sophy Mrs h 276 Newbury
" Stuart L (Alexander Paper Co) 184 Sumnie
rm 504 bds at B 'line
■• Theodore janitor h 83 Camden [dovi
« Thornton solicitor 20 North station h at Ai
■ Tobias E optometrist h 54 Alpha rd Dor
" William mason h 725 E Third S B
- William sugarboiler 47 Granite h 68 Eutaw K
- William B musician h 2843 Wash Rox
•• William F conductor h 7 Bennett Br
» William G engineer h 91 Williams av H P
" WilUam G foreman B E R, Dor sta h 17 Rod
well Dor
- WUIiam H rem to Portland Me
" William J driver 468 Chelsea E B btls £
Brooks do
" William J foreman h 7 Elm H P [tc
- William L salesman 589 Boylston h at Arliui
" William P clerk 22 Congress sq h at Everett
Winthrop supt 119 Court House 1
Wabon
[wealth Hotel
Rox
•■ W G salesman 214 Devonshire bds Common-
Alexandria Cotton Co The Ltd 40 Central rm 503
Alexieff Stephen machinist h 4 Siunmer H P
Alfama Antonio steward h 10 Border E B
Alfano Antonio laborer h 36 Sheafe
" Arcesenzo laborer h 82 Quincy Rox [ E B
« Charles clerk 55 Blackstone bds 127 Cottage
" Francesco presser bds 711 E Seventh a B
" Giuseppe tailor rms 13 Church [Sheafe
•• Pasquale woolens 324 Harrison av bds 30
Alfleri Giovanni fruit h 29 Mechanic ct
Alfiero Bartolomeo laborer h 23 Henchman
" Gaetano driver bds 23 Henchman
" Giovanni driver bds 23 Henchman
Alflerro Maria A widow Vlncenzo h 326 Ooml
Alfons Joao longshoreman bds 25 Fleet
Alfonso Joseph 39 Boylston h 8 Scott pi S B
Alfont Eric machinist h 5 Hammett Rox
.Alford Cigar Co 212 Hanover [B'line
" Edward B salesman 141 Milk i-m 1018 h at
. Fred died Feb 1916
" James A pedler h 83 Seattle Alls
- M artist 30 Ipswich rm 304 h at B'line [Rox
" Nathaniel lawyer 210 Hanover h 34 Woodbine
" Rose A Mrs grocer 83 Seattle Alls h do
- W Thomas janitor 166 Devonshire h at N
Alfovich Isaac J h 89 Ruthven Rox
Alfowich Zalkin dry goods 8 Boston S B h 498
Southampton do
Alfred Benjamm L clothing cutter h 54 Allen
- Guy porter 89 Causeway h 23 Henchman
Algar John clerk 46 N Market h 8 Dalton
Algeo John O watchman State Prison Chsn h at
Somv [W Bridgewater
Alger Arthur H pres 683 Atlantic i -- -
- Blanche P wido
wall rd Dor
. Cambridge Express 36 Merchants row
. Charles F mgr 35 Essex h 7 Halifax J P
. Dean & Sullivan (Paul D Dean. John B
Sullivan jr) lawyers 35 Congress rm 7ns
" Ernest A credit mgr 440 Wash h at Wollaston
- Ernest E clerk Int Trust Co 45 Milk bds at
Waverley
M Forrest M salesman h 112 Magnolia Dor
" Frank W clerk Chamb of Com rm F b at Wa-
' ■ ' ■ ■ 1581 Washington [boro
low Rev Roland F h 36 Aspm-
Fred real l
Fred A sec 683 Atlantic £
George F foreman 156 Pearl 1
63 h at Middle-
h 92 Co
- „_ielma M widow Walter E L
" John P clerk h 47 Charles Dor
" Joseph treas 683 Atlantic av rm 63 h at Brock-
.. N Alonzo supt 40 Central h at Melrose
•• Paper Box Co Inc 683 Atlantic av rm 63
•■ Philip L as.st Inst Tech h at Taunton
- Thomas J flsh 1403 Wash h 36 Simmer Dor
" Walter B (W B iUger Co) Chamber of Com-
merce rm F h at Everett
178
BOSTON [191(j] DIRECTORY
.. & Co East
Devonshire and 105 Arch
Algermas Alexander laborer h 69 Gold S B
Algomah Mining Co 60 Congress rm 404
Algonquin Club 217 Commonwealth av
" Printing Co cotton goods 52 Chauncy rm
Algren Andrew h 27 Cranston J P
" Edward tailor rms 157 W Newton
Alguire Kate h 115 Worcester
Alhfont Eric machinist h 5 Hammett Rox
All Mohamed baker 104 Tyler h do
" Nicola laborer bds 12 Lawn Ros
Pilippo laborer bds 66 Pleasant
" Giovanni barber 136 Dorchester S B bds 4S
Shawmut av
" Joseph barber 337 Tremont h 2 Lyndeboro pi
" Joseph h 10 Lansing Rox
•• Joseph ]r barber h 10 Lansing Rox
■* Lawrence barber h 12 Lansing Rox
« Ned barber 283 W Broadway 8 B h 2 Lynde-
boro pi
" Philip barber 62 Westland ;
" Philip barber 202 Eliot 1 "'
V h 26 Kirkland
Pleasant
Santi kitchenman h 278 Shawmut av
Alicata Agripplno laborer bds 76 Charter
Alikotf Paul furniture 304 W Third S B h do
Aliment! Joseph fruit and confectionery 5205
Wash W R h 54 Hinsdale rd do
- Raymond fruit 2 Wolcott sq Readv h do
Alimento G fruit 5205 Wash W R h 54 Hinsdale
rd do
Alintuck Max salesman h 6 Balfoiu- Dor
" Max jr instructor bds 6 Balfour Dor
Aliot Marie A music teacher 218 Tremont rm 314
bds at Medford Hillside
" Rachel widow Dominick h 41 Thetford av Dor
Alioti Joseph D barber 1 1 1 Devonshire h at Med-
ford
Alioto Domenico barber h 88 Chardon [rimac
" Ernest driver Am Ex North sta bds 108 Mer-
» Giuseppe barber bds 108 Merrimac
.. Samuel barber h 151 Montmorenci av E B
" Santos barber 212 Friend b 151 Montmorenci
.. Spiro barber 212 Friend h 108 Merrimac
Alippi Ottairo chef h 40 Dundee
Aliquo Salvatore laundryman h 7 Cross E B
Alison Robert H rem to Fitchburg
Alizoo Francesco clerk 140 North h at Revere
Alizio Antonio barber h 48 Shawmut av
" Giuseppe barber 337 Tremont h 3 Piedmont
» John bUliards 127 Pleasant h 48 Shawmut av
_ 1 barber 286 Tremont I
- Pietro shoemaker h 17 Kirkland
Alkazin Sallm student rms 505 Columbus av
Alkins Sadie clerk 76 Devonhsire bds at Lynn
Alkon'Ann wldowIHarrls h 58 Bnmswick Rox
. Annie widow Morris h 459 Tremont
» Edward com trav bds 58 Brunswick Rox
" Jacob com trav bds 58 Brunswick Rox
- Jacob mgr 110 Tremont rm 7 bds 459 Tremont
All America Garment Co (David and Abraham
Shapu-o) raincoats 145 North [mont
" America Shoe Shop 66 Summer and 79 Tre-
Allaben Nelson J salesman 141 Milk rm 730 h
1376 Commonwealth av Alls
AUaby Harry foreman 627 Columbia rd Dor h 2
Roseclair do
Allain Benjamin Rev h 25 Isabella
Allaire Louis printer rms 735 Tremont
Allamand Andrew rms 4 Pinckney
Allan Alexander clerk 287 A bds 48 Cranston J P
'■ Andrew A brassflnisher h 48 Cranston J P
" Andrew H (H & A Allan) 90 State h at Mon-
treal INeedham
. Andrew T & Co woodworker 106 Utica h at
" Arthur F salesman 294 Wash rm 231 h at Med-
ford
» Brvce J h 255 Beacon
» Edith nurse rms 20 Oharlesgate west _
« Fannie B widow John A h 62 Trenton E B
« Forbes shipper bds 48 Cranston J P
" Fred J electrician 51 Humboldt av Rox
« Frederick O bottler bds 39 Webber Rox
» F Selwyn clerk 220 Devonshire bds at Melrose
Hlds
" George draftsman h 81 Thetford av Dor
» George E polisher bds 51 Humboldt av Rox
■. Georgianna nurse h 129 Selden Dor
- Harrv chief mst 238 St Botolph bds 51 Hum-
boldt av Rox
» Herbert W 450 Wash h at Qulncy [England
" Hugh A (H & A Allanl 90 State h at London
« H & A (Hugh A and Andrew H) agts for Allan
Line Steamship Co 90 State
. Isabella N widow John h 10 Lincoln Dor
" James A machinist h 62 Wordsworth E B
- James H bookkeeper 78 Utica bds 22 Ever-
green Rox
•■ James W died August 1 1915
•■ John bookkeepr 222 Summer h at W Somv
" John P barber 127 Dudley Rox h 50 Ottawa do
" JohnSF salesman h 81 Thetford av Dor
- John G prea Norfolk Hardening Works Inc
79 Freeport Dor bds 10 Lincoln do
Allan
" John R brassforeman h 22 Evergreen Rox
« John W 450 Wash h at Everett [Chsn
" Line Steamship Co 90 State and Mystic whf
« Lucy F widow James W h 39 Webber Rox
" Mitchell G painter h 285 Webster B B
" Neil M tailor's pressman 440 Wash h at Somv
" Robert sexton Allston Cong church h 75
Braintree Alls
» Robert sheet metal worker died Jan 20 1910
•■ Robert W steamfltter h 26 Wakullah Rox
" Roy stitcher bds 51 Humboldt av Rox
« William pastor Clarendon St Baptist church h
10 Pinckney rd Dor
" William F clerk freighthouse 8. Congress h 20
Newborn J P [at Melrose Hlds
« William P & Co stationer 220 Devonshu-e h
" William H sea captahi h 39 Farquhar Ros
» William W clerk bds 26 Newbem J P
" William W pamter h 64 WUUams J P
Allanach Amelia Mrs nurse bds 293 Emerson S B
" J 55 Lansdowne bds 7 Quincefleld Dor
Allanbrook Walter E cashier 192 South h at .
Img
[tailors 29 Milk
land Bros (Samuel and M Jacob) merchant
Felix pres 112 Tremont h 115 Hemenway
Bros) 29 Milk h Hotel Belle-
John clerk h 58 Gates S :
i bds 48 N do
Ros [ S B
Allard AnneD teacher George Frisbie Hoar school
» Carlton E physician 419 Boylston h 92 Savin
Hill av Dor
" Conrad L clerk 69 Tremont rms 29 S Pinckney
" David ironworker h 4 Sheafe Chsn
■' Donnet L bookkeeper bds 249 Boston Dor
» Ellen J widow Isaac H bds 1080 Boylston
« Felix h 115 Hemenway (h at Wakeaeld
« Frank E inspector Customs Commercial whf
« Frank E physician 419 Boylston h at Wellesley
" Hector E plumber h 249 Boston Dor
" H Eugene electrician 510 Atlantic av rms 118
Pembroke [ford
« John S vice pres 50 Congress rm 1019 h at Med-
" Joseph rms 90 Maywood Rox
" Joseph P engineer h 11 Maiden
» J Stetson clerk 19 Congress bds at B'lhie
" Kinnear & Co Inc investment seciurities 50
Congress rm 434
" LUlian M Mrs h 91 Dakota Dor [Hill Mat
" Mary A widow William H h 75 Wellington
« Norman B clerk 15 Congress 3d floor bds at
B'llne [h at Chelsea
« N J (C V Ryan Co) real estate 28 School rm 46
« Rose Mrs h 7 Dover
" Thomas printer 41 Arch h at Atlantic
" William carpenter rms 41 Dover
« William C salesman 39 Boylston bds 11 Fen-
wood rd Rox
" William T plumber h 89 E Canton
Alias Dexter W salesman 174 Tremont house at
Whitman [78 Paris E B
Allatte Joseph shooting gallery 40 Roxbury Rox h
Allavesen Fred clerk bds 234 Meridian E B
" George h 234 Meridian E B
" John teamster h 191 Marion E B
" Mary J widow Martinus h 234 Meridian E B
Allbee Abbott G clerk h 140 Winthrop Rox
" Bert rms 383 Columbus av (Rox
" Burton H pamter 123 Chandler h 5 Irwin av
" Jennie Mrs h 16 Garrison
" John M rem to W Medway
" Theresa A widow Grant U h 146 Winthrop Rox
Allbright Clifford draftsman 40 Central rm 200
h at Milton [ rd Dor h at Milton
■■ Henry G treas Adams-Pond Co 584 Columbia
- Mauley F pastor Allston Congregational
Church h 31 Quint av Alls
• Mary widow William H b 121 Stoughton Dor
Allchln Annie widow Thomas h 49 Oakview ter
AUeas Rose shirt waists 78 Huntington av h do
Allebaugh S M foreman h 39 Somerset
Allegra Joseph blacksmith h 46 Belmont Chsn
" Lorenzo cook h 386 Medford Ohsu
Allemania Fire Ins Co of Pittsburgh Pa 1 1 Doane
Allen Aaron salesman 177 Blackstone b 19 Allen
" Abigail C widow John A bds 238 Norwell Dor
" Adelbert H carpenter h IS Neponset av Ros
" Albert barber bds S5 Green
" Albert foreman h 308 Wash Br
« Albert machinist bds 8 Park H P
" Albert bds 59 Pinckney (146 Mass av
» Albert A salesman 19 F H mkt south side h
" Albert C salesman 33 Summer bds at Everett
» Albert E elevatorman b 705 Shawmut av Rox
•■ Albert H fireman N Y. N H & H boards 98
Templeton Dor
" Albert L clerk 280 Summer rms 49 Hancock
BOSTON [191(3] DIRECTORY
179
Alexander M chauffeur h 55 Chandler
Alfred D h 1 Malbon pi Rox (Newton
Alfred E asst gen frt agt 35r. South sta h at
Alfred F pur agt 263 Athintic av h at Maiden
Alfred H clerk 574 South sta h W Rowdoin Dor
Alfred S clerk 387 Wash rm 501 h at Camb
Alpheus M nurse h 64 Dakota Dor
Alverter widow matron 18 Arnold Rox
Andrew J clerk 101 Milk rm 602 h U Arck-ii Alls
Andrew J driver h 6 Centre Rox
I L instr Smunons College bds >
Southern av do
.\nnle widow h 241 ^
162 Norfolk Dor h 18
Arthur H porter 140 Tremont h at Cf
Arthur M salesman 93 Franklin h at
Center
Arthur S jeweler bds 61 Sydney Dor
Arthur W physician 657 Boylston 1 "
Mat
Aiigusta C widow Charles H h 391 Seaver Dor
Augustus H driver rms 372 Main Chsn
A Gilbert 40 MtVemon h at Camb
■ Lester clerk 114 Dudley Rox bds at Maiden
h 109 Huntington av
Bella widow .
HF
ijaniln clerk 59 Shawmut av
Benjamin F pres 31 Comhill h :
Benjamin P 185 Devonshire rm
Dor h 34 Ashfor<
" Bessie B waitress h 60 Castle (av Rox
•■ Bessie M steuo 261 Frankim bds 13 Humboldt
ALLEN, BLAISDELL CO slate products 12
prof Inst Tech 1
» Carleton M com trav 68 I
Montview \V R
Catherine widow Henry A b ^
- - . ; Codman Dor
- Catherine ^vidow Orlando h 19 Hopedale Alls
'■ Catherine A widow Alvin B h 36 Tappan Rns
- Cecil B salesman 120 Tremont rm 608 bds
57 Harvest Dor wd 11
- Chair Co 54 Canal
» Chancellor C h 53 Hartford Dor
- Charles clerk rms 33 Lynde (thiop
» Charles mfrs agt 501 Wash rm 61 h at Wln-
- Charles porter 646 Wash h 27 Arnold Rox
- Charles B janitor bds 16 Greenwich Box
- Charles E lawjer 111 Devonshire 9th floor h
at Abington
" Charles E molder h 880 E_ Broadway S_ B
igh
15 Rockville pk Rox
~" fth
Charles F clerk 50 State rm 16 h at Wartham
Charles F fireman B & M h 43 Elm Chsn
Charles F janitor h 16 Greenwich Rox _
" Charles H conductor h 20 Woodlawn J P
" Charles H trav auditor 147 Milk h at Now-
tonvllle
" Charles M painter h 25 StRose J P
» Charles R agt State Board Education 12 Ash-
burton pi rm 509 h at Cambridge
• Charles R ironworker bds 241 Havre E B
" Charles S actor h 10 Holbom Rox [way Uos
- Charles T engraver 373 Wash rm 71 h 22 Con-
- Charles T jr salesman 46 Clinton rm 405 h 70
Kittredge Ros (lington
" Charles W, Allen Chair Co 54 Canal h at Ar-
- Charles W pres Little, Brown & Co book-
sellei-s 34 Beacon h 41 Chestnut
" Chester teacher bds 203 Temple W R
- Clara A h 814 Centre J :
. Clara E bookkeeper 126 Harvard Dor b(
West Park do (Wir
- Clara H teacher Chapman school E B I
Allen
" Clara L widow John J h 713 Dudley Dor
- Clara W h 543 Boylston
" Clarence G machinist bds 94 Folsom H P
- Clarence I cashier Revere House bds do
.. Clarence P died April 23 1915
■• Clark B salesman 39 Boylston bds 9 Flint Ma
1054 h at Melrose
Co electricians 221 Columbus a
Conrad supt h 151 W Brooklini
Cora Mrs h 108 W Springfield
Corinne manicurist h 586 Newbury
• Cyrus A waiter rms 38 Greenwich pk
" C Raymond printer ' '
__ , Warren Rox
- builder h 581 Cambridge Alls
C Temple clerk h 70 Kittredge Ros
■■ David ironworker h 4 Sheafe Chsn
" David steamfltter rms 57 Warren av
ALLEN, DOANE & CO Inc steel stamp mfrs 29
and 31 Cornhill — See page 3151
- Donald h 40 Circuit Rox
" Donald A ins agt h 3 Rockland Rox
" Dora E widow Fernando h 91 Village
- Doris L keyboard opr 246 Summer rra 600 bds
IS Whitman Dor
•■ Dorothy H teacher bds 9 Flint Mat
« Dwight (Allen Shade Holder Co) 46 Cornhill
rm 405 h at Stoneham
.. D Webster treas Allen BlaisdeU Co 12 Pearl
rm 33 h 22 Glenville av Alls
" Earl O asst Industrial School for Boys. Com-
^_ _ _ Maiden
" Eben S conductor h 13 Humboldt av Rox
« Eben S machinist bds 181 Dudley Rox
" Edgar E salesman 140 Federal h at Camb
" Edgar H sexton h 81 Myrtle
■■ Edgar L clerk 39 Boylston h 109 Huntington
av H P [75 Brighton av do
" Edgar W nigr 1089 Commonwealth av Alls h
- Edith nurse bds 20 Oharlesgate west
" Edith M teacher Tuckerman school S B h 36
Tappan Ros
" Edmund H optician 288 Boylston h at Somv
" Edna L teacher manual training Longfellow
school Ros h 242 W Newton
- Edward carpenter rem to Randolph
" Edward caterer rms 202 Northampton
" Edward pres 1344 Hyde Park av H P h at
Norwood
■. Edward waiter rms 32 Milford
" Edward A teamster bds 417 E Third S B
■■ Edward C 39 Boylston h at Lexington
" Edward D illustrator 179 Summer h 9 Hamil-
ton Dor
. Edward B pres died March 10 1916
1 Chsn h do
" Edward F clerk 15 State h at Medford
- Edward F patent attorney 4 P O sq rm 53 h
844 Beacon
- Edward J teamster h 1338 Dorchester av Dor
- Edward V clerk 15 Harrison av h 596 Tremont
■■ Edwin government insp 263 Summer h 202 W
Brookline
■■ Edwin h 25 Algonquin Dor
" Bdwin C sheet metal worker S9 Warren Rox h
181 Dudley do
" Edwin H physician John Hancock Mutual
Life Ins Co 120 Franklin and 37 Hancock
h do
" Edwin L asst chemist 224 State h at Arlington
•■ Bdwin W clerk bds 430 B Fifth S B
- Elbert G elec eng 147 MUk h at Neivton Hlds
" Elbert R comptroller 268 r ' "- "
• h 3 Suther-
land rd r
Eli G h 12 Linwood pi Chsn (h at Stoneham
1 H Allen Co 41 Beverly
1 and treas E
a pk
Edward h 63 Kendall
Ell H pres an
Eliza J h 42 Union ]
Elizabeth widow Ed
Elizabeth A Mrs h 112 Appleton
Elizabeth B widow William h 9 St William Dor
Elizabeth C Mrs corresponding sec N E Con-
Elizabeth H widow his Woodford Dor
Elizabeth M h 407 Huntington av Rox
Elizabeth T widow Wallace I h 22 Hopedale
Alls (Stoneham
Ella M bookkeeper 46 Cornhill rm 405 bds at
Ellen Mrs h 989 Harrison av Rox
Ellen E h 814 Centre J P
Ellen J Mrs h 11 Carson Dor
-Elmer P shipper 75 Chauncy bds at Medford
Elmira nurse bds 20 Charlesgate west
Blw3m H foreman 1 Charles River av Chsn h
at Reading
Emily nurse h 36 Gray
Emma A bds 12 Pinckney
Emma A Mrs h 496 Columbus av
Emma F widow Henry C h 167 Park W R
Emma G Mrs h 30 Pemberton sq
BOSTON [1916] DIKECTORY
" Kruest B mech engineer 220 Dovonsliirc rm
609 bds at Needham
» Bstwick sexton h 21 Bentley Br
■■ Ethan com mer 68 Essex h at N Y city
" Ethel M Mrs h 462 Shawmut av
" Eugene B lawyer 73 Tremont rm 811 bds 34
G. 8 B [101 MiU do
" Eugene G asst engineer F E 20. "Walnut Dor h
-Foster Willett Co shoes 207 Essex rms 215-216
» Frances E (Allen & Fltzpatrick) 2 Columbia
rd Dor bds 1868 Dorchester av do
" Francis H 4 Park h 215 LaGrange W R
" Francis E (Allen & CoUens) architect 40 Cen-
tral rm 904 h 20 Fairfield
« Francis S (Thorndike & Allen) broker 53 State
rm 309 bds at B'line
" Frank engineer h 51 Lyon Dor
" Frank laborer bds 5 Nawn Rox [Dor
« Frank salesman 455 Wash h 243 Woodrow av
" Frank B draftsman 164 Federal rm 57 bds at
Qutncy
. _ . . T Br? in tree
12 h at Co-
[Oamb
" Frank E adv agt 453 Wash i-m 1003 h at N
" Frank E brakeman h 32 Charles Dor
" Frank G gasfitter 687 E Fourth S B rms 860 do
" Frank G pres 248 Summer h at Nonvood
• Frank H (Allen & Daggett) patent lawyer 294
Wash rm 906 h at Norwich Conn
" I'Yank H clerk 55 Blackstone bds at Camb
" Frank H h 22 Milton sq H P
■■ Frank J driver bds 11 Josephine Dor
" Frank K carpenter h 9 Bynner Rox
■• Frank L fireman's helper P O h at E Wey-
mouth I B'line
" Frank P mgr 620 Commonwealth av h at
" Fred room clerk Copley-Plaza Hotel h 149
Hemenway [Strathmore rd Br
.. Fred D (Isaac D AUen Co) 21 Winter h 114
» Fred E h 530 Cambridge AUs
" Fred E jr rem to 'Whitman
•■ V^ed P machinist h 5 Salem Chsn
" Fred H police station 5 h 103 Spencer Dor
" Fred J salesman 417 Wash rms 65 Hancock
" Fred L pres cellar 4 N F H mkt h at Somerville
•' Fred W chef h 16a Camden
« Fred W dentist 520 Beacon h 91 Prince J P
.. Frederic A printer 324 Wash h at Winthrop
" Frederic W (Lee. Higginson & Co) 44 State
h at New York city _
" Frederick teamster bds 99 Hunneman Rox
" Frederick A engineer B & M h 8 School Chsn
•■ Frederick A pressman 324 Wash h at Beach-
" Frederick B Rev 1 Joy h 132 Marlboro
" Frederick O (Allen & Smith) lawyer 18 Tre-
mont rm 722 h 35 Ashford Alls [ham
■ Frederick C dentist 139 Newbury bds at Ded-
» Frederick H clerk 149 Summer h 620 West
Park Dor
■■ Frederick J director City History Club 6 Bea-
con rm 311 h at Arlington
•• Frederick L rem to N Y city [Needham
•• Frederick R pres 149 Tremont rm 912 h at
» Frederick S clerk rms 122 Chandler
" Frederick T treas 51 Troy h at Wellesley
■• Frederick W sculptor 295 Huntington av rm
410 h do
" Frederick W treas N E Trust Co Devonshire
cor MUk h at Reading (Howland Rox
~ - - - — , j^(j jjjgp J33 Portland h 91
I h 12 Llnwood pi Chsn
F Milton- editor 171a Tremont rm 42 h at
Medford
Gardner W physician 419 Boylston rms do
- - - ■ 'i at Maiden
" George laborer bds 3558 Wash J P
•• George verger 136 Tremont h 129 Charles
" George A porter bds 86 Zeigler Rox
" George B clerk 712 Chamber of Com bds at
Needham
" George D lumber h 80 Myrtle _
" George D salesman 340 Summer h 36 Cum-
nings rd Br
" George E carrier Dor P O h at WoUaston
" George E clerk 70 Federal bds 15 Rockville p k
" George B com trav 241 Congress h at Ten-
nants Harbor Me [do
" George E executive asst City Hospital bds
■' George B steamfltter h 1 Gladstone B B
George B (39 Boylston) rem to Walpole
George G (AUen Press) printe
eton
George G (Rousraaniere. Williams & Co) 93
George G machinist bds 94 Folsom H P
( leorge G woolgrader 196 Summer h at Maiden
(ieorge H clerk Ancient and Honorable Artil-
lery Co Faneuil Hall h at Hanover
George H clerk bds 6 Arden Alls
Allen
" George H special agent 141 Milk rm losi I
B'line
Drge
" George L janitor J
*■ George M real ( '
•■ George P clerk :
Mascot Dor
- George P painter h 126 Hampden Rox
" George P h 184 Minot Dor
" George P rms 129 Charles
" George T modeler bds 113 Stanwood Rox
- George W mech eng h 38 Pleasant H P
- George W painter h 1420 Dorchester av Dor
- George W 73 Essex h 42 Albion
» George Y engineer h 104 Rowe Ros
" Gertrude H h 23 Magnolia Dor [ford
" Gideon M salesman 142 Portland h at Med-
" Glover M sec Boston Society of Natural His-
tory 234 Berkeley h at Arlington
" Gordon architect 45 Bromfleld 10th floor h 92a
Pinckney
" Grace L hairdresser rms 128 W Newton
- Greta teacher bds 34 Wales Dor
'■ G Ehner salesman 42 Pearl h at Arlington
ALLEN, HALL & CO (W B Allen. E H Hall.
Clarence S Preston) interior decorators
Allen-Hall bldg 384 Boylston — See page
" Hannah widow Samuel h 509 Beacon
" Hannah E widow Richard h 4G Grove
» Hannah L widow George W h 98 Beech W li
" Harold D salesman 140 Tremont bds at New-
ton viUe
" Harold M sec 29 Comhill h at N Weymouth
•■ Harriet L Mrs dry goods 762 Adams Dor and
1310 Commonwealth av Alls h at B'linp
- Harriet L Mrs h 185 Huntington av [H P
" Harriett M widow Marcus O bds SO Beacon
•■ Harry com trav h 47 Chambers
■• Harry porter Clark's Hotel bds 14 f'.rcen
" Harry salesman 9 Com'l whf bds at Camb
" Harry rms 41 Union pk
" Harry F porter h 7 Swallow S B
■' Harry F salesman 66 Lincoln h at Norwood
« Harry G salesman 69 Tremont b at W Somv
•• Harry H cashier bds 1079 Adams Dor
pital 180 Longwood ;
" Harry M salesman 265 Atlantic av h IS South-
ern av Dor [Dor
" Hairy P clerk 232 Tremont h 34 Monadnock
" Harry P foreman 93 Leon Rox h at Everet t
" Harry S com mer h 4 Plymouth Pen [Lvnn
" Harry S scaleman Am Ex North sta bds at W
" Harry W brakeman h 99 Wachusett J P
" Harry W electrician 176 Causeway h at Everett
" Harry W laborer bds 16 Greenwich Rox
- Helen Mrs h 505 Huntington av Rox
" Helen Mrs h 9a Ruthven Rox
" Helen C h 44 Orkney rd Br
" Helen F "widow Richard h 11 Josephine Dor
" Helen I h 5 Idlewild Alls
" Helen I h 31 Kenwood Dor [J P
" Henrietta M widow Charles E h 7 Brown ter
*' Henry cook rms S Linwood pi Chsn
" Henry laborer bds 521 Ash m ont Dor
- Henry D boxmaker h 36 Eutaw E B
" Henry E asst mgr 16 West h at Beachmont
Henry E waiter 250 Wash h at Beachmont
"'■•'! 1079 Adams Dor
bds 28 Cedar Chsn
reader 24 West bds 102 Falcon
E B [Walthani
- Henry N watches 149 Tremont rm 1014 h at
" Henry O clerk 55 Congress rm 911 bds 21 Ran-
dolph rd Mat
" Henry T signaknan h 186 Neponset av Dor
» Henry W mech engineer 37 Wormwood inis
United States Hotel
" Herbert C bds 391 Seaver Dor IB'lino
" Herbert D (Isaac D Allen Co) 21 Winter h at
" Herbert G clerk 97 S Market rms at Quincy
« Herbert M (Allen. North & Co) and (Oriental
Tea Co) 87 Court and 50 India hat Camb'pt
« Herbert S (Allen & Fish) lawyer 60 State rm
418 bds 240 Commonwealth ay
■• Herbert W bds 31 Woodbine rd W R
" Herman B draftsman h 12 Spaulding Dor
■■ Hollis clerk Nat Sha"wmut Bank bds at Dv\-
" Horace F h 177 Warren av
•■ Horace G lawyer 18 Tremont rm 703 and Bos-
ton transit commissioner 15 Beacon h 1925
Commonwealth av Br
- Horace P osteopath bds 1 5 Blcknell Dor
" Horton S special agent 125 Milk rni 307 h al
Newtonville
" Howard D salesman 17 Pearl h at Beverly
" Howard L printer rms 35 Falmouth
. Howard R Uneman 371 W Fourth S B h 725 E
Sbtth do
" Hubert laborer h 3 Fairweather
- Hugh E paymaster 41 W First S B h at Somv
.. -Hurd Co produce cellar 4 N F H mkt
'■ Ida steno Boston Transit Com 15 Beacon bds
151 W Brookline
- Ida E Mrs bds 25 Richfield Dor
- Ida J widow John W bds 5 Inwood Dor
BOSl'ON [1916] DIRECTOUY
181
Wuil
•■ Ivory L conductor B & A h 122 FrankUn Alls
- Jacob shoemaker 33 Cross h 19 Browning av
Dor
" Jacob tailor h 1S2 Howard av Dor
" James (Fay & Co) teamster 111 Summer h
674 Mass av
.. James barber 366 a Tremont h 360 do
■■ James choreman h 69 E Lenox
" James 14 Fulton h at '
- James bds lOS Myrtle
- James A carpenter h 62 Wordsworth E B
- James A foreman R R shops Ueadv h
Hyde Park av do
- James F janitor 260 Clarendon h do
•■ James H machinist h 26 Sedgwick J P
■■ James H shoecutter h 41 Hawthorn Rox
. James H waiter h 39 Kendall
.■ James H h 175 Hemenway _
Allen
- -Lane Co dry goods com 260 Devonshire
- Langdon clerk 35 Congress rm 701 bds ut
Bline
" Law Office 28 School rm 31
" Lawrence 354 Congress h at Waban
. Lena Mrs h 37 Garden
- Leon A auto tester h 31 Haskell Alls
. Leon T salesman 131 State rm 2 h 391 K, S B
" Leonard B salesman 95 Sunmier b at Medford
" Leonard D salesman 134 Friend h 24 Pine H I'
" Leonard E teamster 375 Rutherford av Chsjt
h 15 Beach do
- Leroy E clerk 52 Elm h Centre Rox
" Leslie H editor Falmouth cor StPaul h 5 Bilt-
more J P [Soniv
. LesUe H estimator 27 School rm 600 h at W
" Lester D machinist bds 391 K. S B
- Lewis E provisions 163 Chestnut av J P U 60
Boylston do
" Lillian h 63 Woodford Dor
" Lillian F teacher Hugh O'Brien school Rox
bds 62 Tonawanda Dor [27a Lindsey do
nwealth av Alls
James M clerk 111 Devonshire rm 701 h at
Newtonville [7 Alcott Alls
James M mech dentist 184 Boylston rm 44 h
James M real estate 27 State rm 66 h 34 Wales
Dor
James M . _ _
James N watchman SI Arlington h at Need-
James 9 jr asst U S attorney 98 P O bidg and
45 Milk rm 610 h at Winchester
James T mgr 680 Wash h at Beachmont
James W carpenter died Jan f
James W salesman
Jane ^"
Jennie
10 Dorset Dor
205 EUot [do
12 Birch Rox h 37 Sycamore
. Jennie a Mrs h 22 Glenville av Alls
. Jeremiah H horseshoer h 122 W Canton
- Jeremiah W coppersmith h 2 Buttonwood ct
Dor [Rox
- Jessie widow Thomas E h 1901 Columbus av
. John chauffeur bds 28 Cedar Chsn
" John chef bds 49 Warwick Rox [pie
■■ John drawtender Draw 4 North sta rms 4 Tem-
- John helper rms 49 Corning
" John pliunber h 83 Pulda Rox
" John porter rms 14 Porter
- John printer 324 Wash h at Wilmington
" John waiter rms 46 S Russell
- John A cashier 222 Summer h at W Somv
" John A laborer h 23 Cobb [24 Dawes do
■• John A, Ladder 7, Meeting House Hill Dor h
■ h 21 Randolph rd
" John E clerk 495 Su
Mat
" John E & Co investment securities 85 Devon-
shire rm 802 h at Swampscott
- John F painter h 12 Blackwell Dor
» John G engineer h 1144 Bennington E B
" John G printer 16 Beach h 33 Symmes Ros
- John H clerk 88 Wash h at Somv
" John H printer bds 11 Josephine Dor [Rox
•■ John H ]r clerk mailing div P O h 17 Walpole
- John J decorator h 97 Oak av Dor
72 Lincoln h 1277 Com-
av J ■-
■• John K adv mgr Falmouth C-, -
- John L h 333 LaGrange W R
- John M died April 7 1915
" „.-_... jj^j, ^^^ 2^|,
_ --J do
- John R purch agt h 333 LaGrange W R
" John R teamster h 442 E Fifth S B
■ John S. Herald h 1325 Commonwealth av Alls
- John S produce h 54 Mansfield Alls [Dor
John T clerk head Long wharf h 468 Quincy
■ , 29 V aughan i
E foreman 254a
Joseph F tinsmith bds 6i
Joseph Henrj' real estat
h at Melrose
repairer i
carpenter 1
Dor h 2 Tem-
Neptune rd E B
: 294 Wash rm 1053
■■ Joseph ;
- Joseph H foreman 27 Damrell S B h 50 Ne
port Dor (land do
" Joseph M clerk 80 Etmwood Rox bds 19 Cope-
" Joseph N driver h 19 Chestnut H P [ton do
" Joseph O. F E 28, 659 Centre J P h 20a Crans-
" Josephine bds 132 Marlboro
- Julia widow Henry h 28 Cedar Chsn
- Julian longshoreman h 67 Kendall [Alls
- Juliet F widow Howard B bds 20 Glenville av
» J Archer garage 14 Lakeside av Readv h do
■■ J N & Berry (Frank Hemenway) label print-
ers 195 High [Newtonville
" J Walter electrical engineer 439 Albany h at
" J Wesley janitor h 101 Cedar Rox
73 Tremont
land Rox
" Lloyd O clerk 8 Huntington av bds 67 Bow-
" Louis h 39 Somerset
" Lucia E widow Robert H b 5 Biltmore J P
" Lucia M clerk IRl Summer rm 67 h 704 Com-
monwealth av
- Lucy D widow John R h 41 Bartlett Chsn
" Lucy G teacher 48a Gloucester bds at Somv
. Lulu Mrs h 713 Dudley Dor
« Lulu E Mrs h 391 K. S B
« Luther T window shades 23 Bromfleld h 21S
Ashmont Dor [at Maiden
" Lyman H clerk B S D & T Co 100 Franklin h
" Lj-man W salesman 161 South h at WoUaston
" L W driver Am Ex. North sta h at Maiden
" Mabel bds 2 Walnut
- Mabel A steno 92 State rm 34 h at Wilmington
- Mahala Mrs bds 59 Elm HiU av Rox
- Malvina O widow Daniel h 94 Folsom H P
" Margaret h 135 S Huntmgton av Rox
- Margaret bds 167 Park W R
" Margaret Mrs h 102 Falcon E B
" Margaret widow Arthur S h 179 H, S B
» Margaret A widow Curtis L died Oct 18 1915
" Margaret E h 12 Marlboro [av Alls
" Margaret E widow Frederick E h 77 Brighton
" Margaret J widow John bds 12 Aldie Alls
» Maria widow h 19 Woodbury [at Somv
" Mariette F teacher Brighton High school bds
- Marion Miss h 67 MtVernon
" Marion B Mrs arttet 561 Boylston h 477 Com-
monwealth av
" Martha A Mrs bds 13 Humboldt av Rox
- Martha B grocer 43 Yeoman Rox h 14 James
" Martha F h 514 Sumner E B (Dor
" Martha J widow Frederick W h 15 Spauldina
- Martha W widow Edwin h 203 Temple W R
" Martin J police sta 15. Chsn h 7 Prospect do
" Mary widow David h 60 O. 8 B
" Mary widow John h 105 Templeton Dor
" Mary widow h 221 Eustis Rox
" Mary A dressmaker 454 E Seventh S B h do
" Mary de L nurse h 15 Woodford Dor
. Mary E Mrs bds 1195 Tremont Rox
" Mary E widow Frank h 703 Shawmut av Rox
" Mary B widow Vivian h 5 Grosvenor pi Rox
" Mary J widow George h 37 Vinton S B
" Maud F h 4 Phnnouth Fen [Worcester
» Merrill W boiler Inspector 3 State House h at
« Michael fireman h 57 P. S B
" Michael laborer h 33 Lothrop Br
» Milton motorman bds 667 Mass av
- MUton E salesman h 184 Minot Dor
•■ Minnie A teacher Theo Lyman school E B bds
31 Lexington do
" Morris glovemaker 435 Blue Hill av Rox h 4
Stanwood ter do (at B'line
« M Frances, Christian scientist 372 Boylston h
" M Pauline clerk 60 Congress rm 307 b at B'line
" Nahum H (Allen Bros) stencil cutter 130 Wash
and 55 Cornhill h at Revere
- Nathan D warden State Prison Chsn h do
- Nathaniel E salesman 220 Franklin bds 21
Bentley Br (tucket R 1
" Nathaniel T salesman 125 Kingston h at Paw-
" NeU clerk bds 83 Fulda Rox
. NelUe A Mrs h 530 Cambridge Alls
" Nelson L salesman 511 Atlantic av h at Mai-
den (ett
" Nicholas I jr salesman 115 Piu-chaseh at E\er-
" Norma T h 46 Westland av
" Norman D electro-therapeutic apparatus 462
Boylston rm 409
. North & Co (W H North. H M AUen. E W
Reed. H M North, C H Bucek) and (Ori-
ental Tea Co) tea and coffee 87 Court and
50 India
. Olive E D Mrs h 350 Chestnut Hill av Br
» Oliver H janitor h 42 Village
« Otto N carpenter h 19 Mechanic Alls
» Owen C porter h 10 Deme.
182
BOSTON [1916] DIRECTORY
Allen
« Park P h 15 BickneU Dor
» Patrick rem to Newton
« Paul pedler bds 41 Glenway Dor
" Paul C machinist bds 94 Folsom H P
" Paysoii E clerk 75 Comhill bds 59 Piuckney
" Percy M machinist bds 16 Burke Rox
" Perry O treas 325 Medford ChsnbdsatCamb
" Peter bartender h 321 Athens S B
" Peter h 1868 Dorchester av Dor [bot av do
" Peter J horsedealer 258 Adams Dor h 510 Tal-
« Phineas D machinist h 21 Randolph rd Mat
« Press (George G Allen) printers 96 Essex
" Prince A supt 30 State h at Everett
« P Brooks clerk American Trust Co bds 129
Charles [Canton
" Ralph N sorter 125 W Brookline rms 122 W
- Ray motorman h 851 E First S B
" Raymond E died August 23 1915 (av Dor
" Raymond L expressman bds 1829 Dorchester
" Reginald G carpenter h 338 Cornell Ros
" Reuben P sheetmetal worker bds 150 Adams
Dor
« Richard pensioner h 1 Hope pi
" Richard H driver h 11 Charles Dor
•■ Robert com trav h 7 Phillips
•■ Robert mgr 15 N F H mkt bds at Somv
» Robert mason h 95 Toplill Dor
" Robert sheetiron worker n 2991 Wash Rox
» Robert watchman 88 Broad h 30 Laconia
" Robert O furnituremover 5 Berkeley h 430 E
Fifth S B [Dartmouth
" Robert E carpenter 382 Columbus av rms 67
" Robert F junior master English High school
h at Melrose Highlands
" Robert H pilot h 164 Lexington E B
- Robert T supt 80 Summer h 286 Seaver Kox
" Robert W transitman 15 Ashburton pi rm 40(1
h at Wrentham
" Roger N SO Congress rm 719 h 163 Beacon
ALLEN aOLLIN H real estate 66 Brazer's bldg
27 State h 240 Commonwealth av— See
page 3080
" Rose Mrs h 8 Grant's ct Chsn
" Rose F widow John A h 1 Malbon pi Rox
•• Roy P Inspector 78 Devonshire rm 22 h at
Whitman [Milton sq do
" Ruby G asst instructor High school H P h 22
" R Harold chief deputy State Niu:sery inspec-
tor 136 State House rms U S Hotel
. Sally S teacher Samuel Dexter school bds 34
Wales Dor
" Samuel bricklayer h 46 Lucerne Dor
" Samuel horseshoer h 32 Eutaw E B
" Samuel machinist bds 81 Summit H P
" Samuel pedler h 72 Allen
" Samuel shoes 7 Cotting h 99 Green
" Samuel W blacksmith h 190 Princeton E B
. Sarah E widow William h 7 Behnore ter J P
» Sarah J widow Louis L h 31 Elmore Rox
Allen
« William coachman h 59 River
•' William laborer h 36 Chickatawbut Dor
" William meatcutter 500 Dudley Kox I
William Albert clerk 574 Commonweall
1 Islhigton ter Alls
William A (Billings & Co) real estate 1478 and
1866 Commonwealth av Br h at Andover
William A salesman 280 Summer bds at Beach-
William B electrician 96 Essex h at Everett
William B horseshoer 8 Porter E B h 48 Sara-
toga do
William D car repairer h SO Bromley Rox
William G steward h 240 W Canton
William H clerk h 57 Harvest Dor wd 1 1
William H fireman h 31 Standish Dor
William H foreman 185 Milk h 1000 South
Ros [Somv
William H helper 881 Commonwealth av h at
William H inv bonds 19 Congress rm 84 h at
Greenfield [do
William H lieut police sta 7. E B h 102 Falcon
William H mgr 350a Warren Rox h 381a do
WilUam H molder h 51 Bickford Rox
William H pamter h 1 Islington ter Alls
William H printer h 381a Warren Rox [ton
William H real estate 67 Chauncv h at New-
William H steno 180 Wash bds 1903 Columbus
William H jr structural steel and iron 110
State rm 704 h at Winthrop Center
William H A carrier sta A, P O b 44 W Newton
William J apprentice bds 59 River
—illiam - • . . - ~ .
illiam
Hill
William Lothrop jr bds 291 Commonwealth av
William M paper ruler 51 Franklin h at Med-
ford [Hotel Bellevue
William Richard pres 35 Congress rm 008 bds
William R dep collector 185 Devonshire h at
Worcester
William R janitor rem to Lubec Me [Melrose
William S editor Falmouth cor StPaul h at
William S h 44 Village [Alls
William T chaufleur 39 Boylston h 12 Aldie
William W painter h 10 Moreland Rox
William Y dentist 149 Newbury h at Camb
Willis B lawyer h 477 Commonwealth av
Winthrop B designer h 20 Glenville av Alls
W Prank supt 32 Canal h at Melrose
W Herman asst mgr 101 Milk rm 414 h at
Newtonville
- W Lloyd ■
yer 30
ALLEN SHADE HOLDER CO curtains, fixtures
and window ventilators 46 CornhlU rm 405
— See page 2854
" Sherwood F foreman R R repair shops Readv
h 80 Beacon H P
« Solomon coal h 19 Allen
" Solomon S porter h 20 Windsor Rox
" Stanley clerk bds 4 WaUace ct Chsn
.. Stanley E chaufleur bds 77 Brighton av Alls
- Stephen G real est "
Commonwealth :
- Stephen ^ salesman 246 Northern '
architects 40 Central rm 904
ALLEN & DAGGETT (Frank H AUen. Fred K
Daggett) patent solicitors 294 Wash rms
906-909— See page 3042
" & Pish (H S Allen, B F Pish) lawyers 60 State
rm 418
■■ & Pitzpatrick (Frances E Allen, Susan M
Pitzpatrick) dressmakers 2 Columbia rd Dor
ALLEN & PAISLEY CO furniture mfrs 133-137
Portland — See page 2844
IN Alline and Alltn
Allenbrook Charles J steno 120 Boylston rm 901
bds at W Medford
Allendorf Abdiel H foreman 66 Hanover h 9 Car-
dington Rox [Chsn
Theo (
Thomas artist 12 Commonwealth l
Thomas driver bds 160 N Beacon Br
Thomas jr lawyer 6 Beacon rm 601 h a
S mgr 49 Federal rm 427 h^at Ne%vt.c
Viola M
Lindsey Dor
Vivian E died AprU 27 1915
Waldo B electrician h 31 Woodbine rd W R
Walter 417 Wash h at Waverley
Walter B (AUen, HaU & Co) Interior decorator
384 Boylston h at Worcester
Walter B shipper 100 Summer h at Walpole
Walter C chaufleur h 485 Blue HUl av Rox
Walter D h 1368 Commonwealth av Alls
Walter P clerk 30 State rm 501 bds 620 West
Park Dor
Ward shipper h 864 Columbus av Rox
Warren 8 heating engineer 274a Adams Dor
h 62 Tonawanda do
Warren W machmLst h 31a Lexington E B
Wendell P draftsman 514 Atlantic av h at
Aubumdale
" Linus pianotuner h 139 Chestnut av J P
AUenshepski Adolphus, U S N^b 39 Damav H P
" ' repairer h T '
Andrew car repairer h 39 Dana i
Bernard shoemaker 1249 River H P
Dana av H P
George shoemaker bds 39 Dana
» Peter laborer h 39 Dana i ._ .
Allentown Portland Cement Co 120 '
Allerby Elizabeth widow James h 97 Milton Dor
•■ James R rem to Avon
" John A agent died Oct 15 1915
» .lohn H died Nov 1915
Allerton Allfretta I Mrs h 48 Bickerstatt
» John bds 27 Dean Dor
» John C rem to Bridgeport Conn
" William, Art Museum h at Newton Lower Falls
" WilUam H clerk 55 Tremont h 73 Charles
Alleruzzo Antonino barber 5 Bunker Hill Chsn b
115 Chelsea do
" Nicola cook h 115 Chelsea Chsn
AUes Bros (Nicholas, Peter and George) :
- Geoi
and 1857 Wash and 10 Cherry
rge (Alles Bros) 1056 and 1857 Wa
lid 10 Cherry rms 10 Willard pi
" James L clerk 50 Broadway h 2 Waterford
" John (Alles & Fisher) 34 Cambridge h 453
MtAuburn st Watertown
" Michael laborer h 2 Newton ct
nORTON [1916] DIRECTORY
Ailes
. Niaiolas (Alles Bros) lOofi and 1857 Wash
and 10 Cherry nns 10 Willard pi No G
- Peter (Alles Bros) 10 Cherry 1056 and 1857
Wash rms 10 Willard pi [Watertown
H bookkeeper 34 Cambridge h at
2739
Allessandroni Samuele shoeworker h B23 Saratoga
E B [Somv
Alletzhausser Richard F sunt 77 Wash north h at
Alley Anna E widow Charles h 126 Belgrade av
" Arthur H vice pres 36 Hawley h at Norwood
•■ Branch Mass Breweries Co 123 Heath Rox
- Charles A Mrs h 41 Astor
" C Edward clerk 185 Devonshire rm 1019 h at
Auburndale [wealth av Br
- Ellen F widow George F h 1426 Common-
" Ernest V ad solicitor 30 State rm 810 h at
Newton Centre (32 Pierce H P
" Evelyn t. teacher Damon school Readville bds
« PMorence Abom Mrs teacher Burdett College
h at Wobum
« Frederick J treas 38 Hawley h at Hamilton
" Frederick L 205 Lincoln h at Lynn
" George R supt 123 Heath Rox h 130 Marlboro
" G E clerk 205 Lincoln bds at Everett
" Harold C student rem to Portland Me
" Harvey L salesman 142 Berkeley h at Somv
- James C (Alley & Page) 201 Devonshire rm
416 h at N Y city
- John S treas 95 South h at W Newton
» John W engineer bds 76 Wyman J P
- Josephine widow rms 47 Emerald
" Laura widow Charles W h 4 Galena Rox
- Lucinda I clerk bds 8 Cumberland
" Mary Adilon widow Frank bds 87 Poplar Ros
- Nettie A Mrs h 8 Cumberland
" Raymond mgr 43 Commercial h at Chelsea
- Walter L, State Street Trust Co h at Beverly
" Wilbur R h 76 Wyman J P
. & Page (J C Alley. R W Page) pig iron coke
and coal 201 Devonshire rm 417
AUeyne Janet O Mrs h 264 StBotolph
- Richard S hamessmaker 780 Cambridge Br
rms 19 Dilworth
" Robert E clerk 450 Wash bds 264 StBotolph
" WUliam 315 Wash h at W Somv
Allfrey Philip J watchman h 3 Auburn Rox
Allgaier Andrew laborer h 1 Hoffman J P
- Charles laborer h 24 Ward Rox
■• Jacob Andrew shipper 2205 Wash Rox h 55
Marcella do (Hoflman J P
" John A clerk 1435 Columbus av Rox bds i
" WUliam chauffeur h 126 Terrace Rox
Allgeier Peter V driver bds 15 Tower J P
Alliance Assurance Co Ltd of London England
automobile dept 20 Kilby
- Insurance Co of Philadelphia 85 Water
" Well Co 170 Summer rm 305 (W R
AUicott Mary widow Thomas bds 217 Spring
AlUed Printing Trades Club 17a Brattle sq [344
- Temperance Organizations 73 Tremont rm
Alliez F Emll fireman 79 Milk h at Everett
Alliker Thomas H bartender h 20 Claremont pk
AUm Horatio N lawyer 15 Beacon rm 34 h 1381
Commonwealth av Alls
Alline Louisa M h 7 Acorn [borough
. William H clerk 258 State House h 113 Gains-
" see Allan Allen Allin and Allyn
Ailing Benjamin B musician h 24 Abbot Dor
AlUngham Archie C salesman \
Chauncy
Radford lane Dor
" Arthur clerk 218 High h at Somv
« David J salesman 268 Devonshire [broke
« Edward W shipper 49 Island Rox h 57 Pem-
.. Thomas machinist 49 Island Rox b 802 Dor-
chester av Dor (Hlds
" Thomas J salesman 68 Chauncy h at Newton
. Vinie M h 22 Dana Rox
ALLINGTON & CURTIS MFC CO The dust
collectors furnace feeders exhaust fans and
blow piping 706 E Second S B— See page
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co power machinery 50 Con-
gress rm 724
- Dexter W repairman 174 Tremont h at Maiden
« Edward L sales mgr 180 Mass av h at Melrose
" Edward W finisher h 11 I. S B
" Fortis H salesman 86 Essex h at Haverhill
" J C clerk 205 Lincoln h at Whitman
Allisi Philip candymaker 274 Friend h 32 Kirk-
land [tonville
AlUson Albert B salesman 162 Boylston h at New-
. Albert H laborer State House h21 Saxton Dor
- Alexander J supt 39 N Bennet h 35 StBotolph
" A A 104 Kingston h at Watertown
" Charles H porter 79 MiUc h at Medford
" Chester T clerk h 8 Summer W R
. Elizabeth widow Robert h 10 Brookford Dor
" Emma A widow Frederick L h 8 Summer W R
» Frank rem to Quebec Can
V Mount-
fort (tei'town
■• Howard A timekeeper 104 Kingston h at Wa-
- James salesman 69 Tremont i-ms 19 Myrtle
» James F shoemaker h 14 Newburg Ros (E B
" John elevatorman 35 Congress h 29 JefTries
" John S purch eng 39 Boylston h at Newtonville
» Louis machinist rms 108 Sunmer E B
" L Mont flutemaker 61 Hanover rm 46
" Margaret O widow Charles J h 356 Centre Dor
« Richard mariner bds 116 Webster E B
" Robert salesman bds 17 Yarmouth
» Ruth L widow John T h Normandy cor
Castjegate rd Dor
- S Persis h 212 Huntington av
" Theresa H milliner h 6 Ramsey Dor
" Vincent teacher bds 35 StBotolph
" William C clerk 70 Federal bds at W Somv
" William Harold clerk 8 Harvard Dor bds
Saxton Dor
" W D Co physicians' furniture 691 Boylston
Allith-Prouty Co hardware specialties 136 Pearl
AMitzhauser Joseph cutter 68 Summer h at Milton
Allman Bamett tailor 11 Parmenter h 21 Mas-
coma Rox
■ Harry clerk 104 Salem h 130 Devon Rox
" Harry B teacher 334 Boylston h at Greenwood
" Irving clerk bds 68 Lawrence av Rox
- John J clerk 707 Wash h 49 Dix Dor [Rox
» Morris clothing 104 Salem h 68 Lawrence av
" Redmond J pamter h 97 Buttonwood Dor
Redmond J jr sorter h 634 Dorchester av S B
■ 72 IfBey rd J P
- Samuel salesman
Allnut Ernest clerk rms 12 Causeway
" Frank cook rms 12 Causeway
Allodi Paul pressman h " ' "
Alloo Modest teacher N I
(Alls
[ Sherbert Inc) 382 Cambridge
Alls Charles E optician 47 Winter rm 406 h i
Allsop James steamfltter h 995 Hyde Park <
« Louis W rem to Bridgeport Conn
Allsopp John driver h 189 Huntington av ]
.. Margaret Mrs h 17 Mechanic Rox
Allston Bowling Alley (William L Myott) 9
tree Alls
Brighton R
» Drug Store (
Alls
. Flower Shop (William J Rosenthall) 135 Brigh-
ton av Alls [Northampton
. Frederick E barber 561 Shawmut av h 181
. Fruit Co 174 Harvard av Alls
» Garage 122 Brighton av Alls
" Georgianna Mrs h 44 Sawyer
" Henry bds 12 Cunard Rox
.. House 62 Linden Alls
" John D shipper 7 Hamilton pi h at Camb
- John J student bds 10 Folsom Dor [Dor
- John W & Co liquors 185 Court h 10 Folsom
- J Hendei-son prijiter 174 High h IS Wellington
- Margaret A widow Philip J h 227 W Canton
. Maria Mrs h 12 Cunard Rox (mont
- Newcomb H mgr 208 Mass av h 526b Tre-
. News Co 14 Franklin Alls
.. PhiUp J died Dec 28 1915
. Post Office 8 Harvard av Alls
" Press printers 44 Harvard av Alls
" Public Market provisions 120 Harvard av
Alls (Alls
. Real Estate Co (A B Heustis) 53 Harvard av
» Richard clerk rms 156 W Concord
'■ Roderick E waiter rms 12 Truro
- Sarah A Mrs h 930 E Fourth S B
" Shoe Store 397 Cambridge Alls
- Storage Battery Co (Lester B Knight) 31i2
Cambridge Alls
" Storage Warehouse Inc 138 Harvard av Alls
« Theatre 128 Brighton av Alls
" William clerk bds 385 E First S B
. William H waiter rms 526b Tremont
Allstop John machinist rms 108 Chandler
Allvino Alphonso tailor 417 Wash h at Revere
Allwood David E waiter h 63 Dundee
- John sheetiron worker h 44 Pleasant Chsn
Allyn John (Allyn & Bacon) 50 Beacon h at
Camb [Heights
" Philip M agent 50 Beacon h at Arlington
- Robert C mgr h 72 Gardner Alls
- S Bradford receiving teller Merchants Nation-
al Bank h at Belmont
" William supt rms 27 Rutland sq [50 Beacon
" & Bacon (John Allyn, G A Bacon) publishers
" see Allan Allen Allin and Alline
Akn Andrew W chef h 22a Astlcou rd J P
" Carl oilcloth maker h 57 Clayton Dor
- Henry F artist h 705 Mass av
" John E machinist h 30 Tileston pi Dor
Alman Hyman real estate h 72 Iffley rd J P
« Lazarus painter h 23 Normandy Rox
" Max (American Tooth Co) S Winter rm 704
bds 72 Iflley rd J P
184
BOSTON 11910] DIREf'TORY
Alman
" Samuel (American Tooth Co) 8 Winter rm
704 bds 72 Iffley rd J P
Almborg Harvey G carpenter h 70 Kingsdale Dor
Almeder Charles H clerk mailing div P O bds 14
Holiday Dor
" Eames & Co (L P Almeder) poultry 53 Com'l
" George L inspector 608 City Hall annex h 663
Adams Dor
" George L jr clerk 591 South sta h 8 Train Dor
" Joseph E clerk S3 Commercial h at Everett
- Lyman P (Almeder, Eames & Co) 53 Commer-
cial h at Everett
- Robert S clerk 50 Congress rm 1001 h 26
Cameron Dor
Almeida Frank cabinetmaker h 625 Saratoga E B
" Joaquim woodflnisher h 37 Chaucer E B
" Joseph S fireman 219 Wash h 9 Monks S B
" Louis finisher h 41 Bennington E B
Ahngren Axel cook New England House h at
Belmont
" John F clerk 90 Leverett h at Maiden
" John H printer h 462 Columbia rd Dor
Alpert
» Jacob h 39 McLean
« Joseph builder h 7S Kingsdale Dor [North
" J & N (Jacob and Nathan) provisions 220
•' Louis painter h 3 Parkman
" Louis salesman bds 36 S Russell
" Max L dry goods 253 Main Chsn h 261a do
" Morris mgr 188 Chelsea E B h 219 Marion do
» Morris provisions 272 North and (Alpert &
Reinholtz) 244 do h at Everett
" Moses h 140 Chelsea E B
" Nathan ( J & N Alpert) 220 North h at Everett
- Nathan barber bds 140 Chelsea E B
" Nathan carpenter h 12 Barton ct
« Nathan clerk 272 North bds at Everett
.. Philip B painter bds 3 1 Evelyn Mat
'■ Rubin driver h 2 Church pi
.. Sam clerk 160 Hanover h 17 Spring
» Samuel painter h IS Barton [Balfoiu- Dor
■' Samuel picture framing 140J Bedford h 22
.. Samuel provisions 115 Meridian E B h 2^
Eutaw do
Emma L clerk P O bds at Medford
« Fritz fireman rms 34 Saratoga E B
" Hilmar A machinist h 260 Everett E B
Alms Charles teamster bds 266 W Broadway 8 B
Almstedt Gustaf machinist h 140 Beaver H P
Almy Arthur C pres 89 State rm 38 h at B'line
" Arthur C Company cotton 89 State rm 38
- Bigelow & Washburn dry goods 13 Edinboro
" Charles (Almy & Spehnan) 73 Tremont rm
1023 h at Cambridge [dale
" Charles E clerk 95 Milk rm 52 h at Auburn-
" Edward 32 Chauncy h at Auburndale
" Edward C salesman h 2049 Columbus av Rox
" Ferdinand B tailor 48 Summer rm 27 h at Mel-
rose
- Fi'ederick & Co woolens 31 Bedford rm 407
" Harold E reporter 120 Franklm rm 333 bds
1761 Wash [Dor
" John E shipper 89 Causeway h 13 Westcott
•. Lowell P clerk Nat Shawmut Bank bds at
B'line
• Robert T clothing h 1761 Washington
" Robert T jr clerk 6 Beacon rm 617 bds 1761
Wash
" William & Co (Theodore G Bremer) cotton
buyers 4 Liberty sq rm 00 h at Brookline
" & Co com mers 32 Chauncy
'■ & Spehnan (Charles Ahny. Henry M Spelman)
lawyers 73 Tremont rm 1023
Aloflf Samuel carpenter h 136 Interval 
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