Go to the DANVERS AUTO STATION for repairs and supplies

[Danvers.]
LEVY
Levy
Catherine
Edward
(William
12 Maple,
Gertrude
Levy
h. Hunt
M. nurse,
shoe
dealers,
P.
cor. Alden
Lord
Lovejoy
h.
Albert
E. rem.
M. wid.
Walter
Bros.
(Samuel
and
provisions,
Clara
H. wid.
Herbert
R. h. 1 Braman
Herbert
etc.
(Lewis
Lewis),
Bros.),
tral
431
Maple,
[b. 1 Braman
Jennie
L. teacher,
Maple
st. school.
Linwood
E. light
tender,
B. & M. R.
R. h. 177 Hobart
M. Leon,
electrician,
h. 47 Locust
Samuel
(Lewis
Bros.),
431 Maple,
h. 6 Forrest
Lien Charles,
laundry,
85 Maple,
h. do.
Lindgren
Charles A. chief engineer,
D.
S. H. h. 36 Hathorne
David,
shoe
laster,
Linehan
ave.
b. 53
b. 53
College,
Livingstone
Lloy
Jeanette,
Edward
Lloyd
Minnie,
Wid.
Hanover
Grove
Locust
propr.
rem.
J. attend,
Farm,
A.
rem.
Fred
L.
Turner,
to
workman,
St.
College, b. do.
J ohn‘s
John,
STREET,
b.
7
[b. do.
154 Water,
h. Loring
Joseph
E. h. 37
bricklayer,
h. 15 Locust
horse
trainer,
John
b. 44 High
St. John’s
(Lummus
Prep.
& Parker),
56
Water and 11 Maple, h. 76 Water
& Parker
(John
Lummus
and Geo.
H. Parker),
grist
and 11 Maple
Dagma,
56 Water
b. 125 Elliott
(L.), b. 125 Elliott
machinist,
h. 125 Elliott
Edward,
Arthur
mill,
rem.
G. rem.
to Salem
to Salem
Carrie H. Mrs. b. 157 Maple
George,
conductor,
B. & M. R. R.
h. 58 High
George P. student,
b. 58 High
Luscomb
Ethel
M.
box
maker,
b. 12
Franklin
Harry
G. boxmaker,
b. 12 Franklin
Thomas
B. tinsmith,
h. 12 Franklin
Walter
D. clerk,
55 Maple,
h. 8 Page
st. ct.
Lyford Ada F. teacher
(8.), b. 31 Elliott
Frank W. died May 7, 1909 [Elliott
Placentia
A. wid. Francis
W. h. 31
Lyman
Ernest
F. agt. Metropolitan
Ins. Co. 146 Maple,
h. do.
Helen
A. bookkeeper,
Life
120 Holten,
b. 65 Hobart
John,
Prep.
-
ave.
Worker,
T. Wid.
Rev. Bro. prof.
College, b. do.
John
John
laborer,
h. 17 Mill
F. blacksmith,
M. machinist,
Mary, housekeeper
Peter,
attendant,
Raymond
h. 65 Hobart
b. 65 Hobart
at 35 Locust
D. S. H. b. do.
W. Maudent,
F.
Timothy
J. su pt. Dan. Elec. Lt, dept.
-
laborer,
b. 32 Conant
Timothy
ct.
Go to the DANVERS AUTO STATION
ELM
leather
11. 57 Hobart
Edward,
Lummus
Lynch
Lizzie
A. b. 26 Wadsworth
Mary J. wid. James,
h. 26 Wadsworth
Lombard
Guy W. rem. to Salem
Thomas,
rem. from town
[Hobart
Walter
B. fireman,
D. S. H. h. 28
Long Gr. Frederick,
farmer,
h. 257 Centre
I6
20
Endicott
127 Locust
Logan
Albert
L. cutter,
h. 47 Locust
Charles
H. lab. h. 28 Chestnut
Francis
J. clerk,
b. 26 Wadsworth
John,
F.
Hannah
Lunt
b. do.
Alfred
h.
[tral
Lucas
Lundregan
to Needham
D. S. H.
S.
h. do.
Dora,
clerk
S. Christian,
Orville
M. salesman,
b. 215 Locust
Vannie
C.
wid.
Mellen
R. h.
215
Locust
[Water
Littlehale
Benjamin
Gr. laborer,
h. 26 1-2
William
T. boxmaker,
h. 34 Harbor
Littlewood
Edwin
D. carpenter,
h. 117
Pine
Walter
Benjamin
F. foreman,
Hugh
W. machinist,
Lund
Austin L. driver, h. 157 Maple
M. teaming,
17 School,
h. do.
wid.
Lowe
Lowry
b. do.
Gas Co. of Massachusetts
(The);
oflice, 4 Maple,
factory,
futnam
Little
Annie
Mrs. b. 18 Lawrence
Ernest
D. driver,
h. 4 Central
ave.
Frank
W. rem. to Lynn
Littlefield
Loren
Eben
Charles,
Lucien
Liquid
ave.
Lovlitt
J.
Michael,
lab. h. 53 Putnam
Patrick
T. section
hand,
h. 34 Wadsworth
Linus
Rev. Bro.
prof.
St. John's
Prep.
H.
Lovett
Putnam
Jeremiah,
lab. h. 8 Hardy
Mary V. b. 53 Putnam
Danvers
[Braman
Lillian B. rem. to Colorado
Lorenzo
W. mgr. 31 Maple,
h. 19
Locust
[Bridge
Luce
J. salesman,
h. 19 Alden
postmaster,
Lovelace
Clifford
E. nurse,
b. 156 Locust
George
0. farmer,
h. 156 Locust
Put-
nam
Dennis
b. 19 Alden
Marion J. clerk, 47 Maple‘, b. 14 CenOra A. b. 24 Clark
A. 13.96 Centre
h. do.
C. asst.
Anna
431 Maple
Samuel
R. machinist,
b. 70 Syl-
Charles E. engineer,
F. J. Dex-ry’s h.
28 Clark
[Clark
Daniel W. rural letter
carrier,
h. 24
Elma. I. stenog. b. 14 Central ave.
Jessie B. Mrs. dressmaker,
14 Can-
23
to Beverly
Alice
B. carpenter,
P. O. h. 7 Berry
H. Levy),
12 Maple,
901
A. tx-av. salesman,
Mansel
Hobart
Lewis
Arthur
James
12 Maple
clerk,
William
van
& Son),
D. S. H. b. do.
Julia G. h. 21 Hobart
William & Son (Edward
William
Loomis
A. b. 21 Hobart
H.
LYNCH
h.
6 Pickering
[h. 32 Conant
for repairs and supplies
DANVERS,
MASS.
902
Lynch
Lyons
Wi11iam}R.
bart
Annie
F.
MCDONALD
[Danvers.]
LYNCH
stenog.
(B.),
b. 65 Ho-
Macleod
Myrtle
ple,
forewoman
(L.),
b. 7
Macomber
Bridget
M. Wid. John,
James J. shoe Worker,
Jeremiah
P. boxmaker,
H. mor. dresser,
H. jr. student,
W. shoe cutter,
b. 34 Putnam
b. 105 Ash
h. 133 High
h. 105 Ash
b. 105 Ash
b. 3-1 Putnam
Bennett
ery stable,
21 High,
See page 966
W. farm
MACARTHUB
FRED
hand,
S.
liv-
h. 25 School.
[do.
D. S. H. b.
machinist,
Mill
h.
6
[So. Liberty
Macaulay
Charles W. lea. Worker,
b. 11
AGAULEY EDWARD, real estate
and
insurance,
11 S0. Liberty,
b. do.
See page 965
Frank W. farm hand, D. S. H. b. do.
John W. rem. from town
John
J. clerk,
128 Water,
h. 12 Porter
Thomas
H. engineer,
Danvers
Works, h. 11 So. Liberty
MacCracken
Eliza L. sten. (B.),
Burroughs
Helen M. b. 26 Burroughs
Martin,
asst.
Cemetery,
supt.
Walnut
h. 26 Burroughs
Iron
Fannie,
Wid.
Harriet.
V. private
26
Grove
Charles
E.
D.
sec‘y,
b. 10 Cen-
ave.
[ave.
laundress,
W. fireman,
see Macauley
McAuliff
Ellen
Ellen
John
McAu1iffe
H. Wid. John,
h. 52 Nichols
W. rem. to Boston
Julia,
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
h. 513 Maple
G. b. 52 Nichols
Susan G. laundress,
D. S. H.
b. do.
[92 High
McCaifrey
Edward
F. car conductor,
h.
McCann Mary T. nurse, b. 164 Maple
McCarthy
Alphonsus,
agent,
Putnamvville R. R. station,
b. 6 Wenham
Anna
T. b. 29 Clark
Catherine,
b. 27 Adams
David
F. shoe laster,
b. 6 Wenham
Frank,
blacksmith,
James
B. shoemaker,
b. 28 School
h. 59 Adams
James M. shoemaker,
h. 18 Hyde
John F. carpenter,
h. 107 Sylvan
John J. shoemaker,
b. 18 Hyde
John H. died Oct. 15, 1909
John
H. mor. dresser,
h. 8 Endicott
John J. shoemaker,
b. 29 Clarlg
John S. shoe laster, h. 79 Locust
W. laborer,
h. 20 Mill
Joseph
L. shoe worker,
b. 79 Locust
Llewellyn
H. telegrapher,
B. & M. R.
R. b. 107 Sylvan
Mary, b. '79 Locust
Mary E. wid. John H. h. 6 Wenham
Michael,
hostler,
h. 27 Adams
Thomas,
shoemaker,
b. 18 Hyde
McClellan
John,
edgesetter,
h. 116 Water
McClure Vinoria,
McCormick
John
nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
H. farmer,
h. 35 Day-
ton
Mary E. b. 135 Centre
Michael,
McCoy
h. 45 Water
John J. engineer
(B.), 11. Congress
Lilian, b. 10 Central ave.
Nellie,
engineer,
Harry
McAu1ey,
John
b.
see McCracken
Macdonald
Alexander,
harness
maker,
h. 10 Central ave.
Annie L. seamstress,
D. S. H. b. do.
Austin E. clerk (B.), b. 10 Central
ave.
[ave.
A. May, retoucher,
h. 10 Central
Belle, rem. to Concord
Edward P. farm hand, D. S. H. b. do.
tral
A. ass’t
McBride
Julia, Wid. Timothy,
h. 7 Hardy
Margaret
A. b. 34 Putnam
Timothy
J. currier,
b. '7 Hardy
YONS WILLIAM C. boarding
and
William
53 Ma-
S. H. b. 7 Locust
Hardy
John
John
J ohn
E. bookkeeper,
b. 28 Clark
farmer,
11. 135 Centre
Agnes
F.
Chestnut
John
lamp
P. motorman,
McCracken,
McDermid
McDermott
worker.
b. 31
.
h. 31 Chestnut
see Maccracken
Elsie J. nurse, D.S. H. b. (10.
Agnes M. shoe worker,
b.
289 Maple
D. S. H. b. do.
Paul, fisherman,
h. Lincoln ave.
MacDonald
Frank,
pedler, h. 31 Centre
MacDuflee
Sarah S. attendant,
D. S. H.
1). do.
[East
Mac Fadden Edith H. wid. Robert A. h. 4
Ma.cGreggo1Margaret,
domestic
at 55
Albert E. mor. worker,
b. 289 Maple
Bridget,
h. 26 Water
[ple
Charles W. mor. dresser,
b. 289 Ma-
Locust
Mack Cora,
b. 139 Endicott
Mackenzie
Charles
F. shoemaker,
School
Luke,
teamster,
h.'211
Susan
(North
[Centre
h. 15
Charles S. leather so1'ter,h. 102 High
Mackey
Andrew,
gardener,
h. 8 Purchase
[b. 71 Centre
Ma.cLeran 0. Afton,
priv. sec. 42 Maple,
Grace E. b. 71 Centre
John
N
W. vice
pres.
R.
L.
Cleveland
Co. Inc. h. '71 Centre
[Centre
Valentine
P. clerk,
42 Maple, b. 71
Frank,
James
James
Prop.
2 CHERRY
h. 90 Water
E. stenog.
12
Pine
Sta.
B.), 30.
289 Maple
Thomas
A. forester,
b. 289 Maple
McDeWell
Bernard,
currier,
h. 23 River
Bernard
jr. currier,
h. 6 Mill
Catherine,
shoe worker,
b. 23 River
James,
John,
McDonald
Danvers Garage. RENTING,
J. E. NIGHTINGALE,
laborer,
F. farmer,
h. 289 Maple
F. jr. mor.
dresser,
h.
STREET.
stenog.
currier,
James,
(B.), b. 23 River
b. 23 River
carpenter,
h._'_6 Trask
STORAGE
DANVERS.
Tel.
33-2.
57
J. sten. (B. ), b.
James
Collins
John H. farm hand, b. 57 Collins
McDonald
h. 57 Collins
farmer,
Thomas,
Thomas F. b. 57 Collins
asst.
Martha. 0. p1-inciM1’s
McDougall
Maple st. school, 1). 157 Maple
McFarland
b. 32
(Bev.),
L. emp.
Blanche
School
Harris 0. mason, D. S. H. b.
McKenney
[b. 3 Dayton
do.
Mary E. wid. Eben O. housekeeper,
b. 305
carpenter,
Charles,
McKenzie
[West
Maple
in. off Green 11.
George S. laborer,
H. stone mason, 8
Charles
McKinnon
Bay View ave. h. do.
Maple,
Jennie S. sten.128
McLaughlin
b. at Middleton
DanCFARLAND GILMAN T. propr.
vers Auto Station, 16 Elm, h. 18
See foot lines
Hampshire.
John
McGilvray
[Harbor
h. 7
William,
wid.
h. 10
F. mor. dresser,
Lawrence
Wadsworth
D. S. H. b. do.
Lula E. domestic,
120
h.
foreman,
A.
Water
McGinty Elizabeth,
ple
Edward,
McGrath
shoe
[Pleasant
Worker,
b.
ave.
13
Lucy, b. 13 Pleasant
Mary, wid. John, h. 13 Pleasant ave.
h. 52 Putnam
Mary E. wid. Timothy,
b. 13 Pleasmor. dresser,
Thomas,
[b. do.
ant ave.
D. S. H.
22, 1909
F. domestic,
Margaret
McGuen
X. died Nov.
Francis
McGuigan
b. 49 Adams
John,
D. S. H. b. do.
Annie, seamstress,
D. h. 74
Cora. G. wid. Alexander
Centre
Michael
J. mor.
worker,
Roy H. apprentice,
S. emp.
(G. E. 00.
Elizabeth
15 Locust
McTu1-k
b. 30 Berry
4 Central
rms.
B. Watchman,
h. 21
Frank,
b. 13 Mead
ave.
141 Pine,
machine
Wiper,
F. A. Butler
b.
maker,
h. 15 Locust
ave.
ave.
(U. S. N.), b. 9 Pleasant
James
b. 9 PleasJ. mor. dresser,
William
o.
ant ave.
Edward
Maude
Magoon
J. physician,
E. rem.
John
Charles
Dennis,
James
died
S. painter,
June
S. coachman,
and HOT WATER
MIPLE
69 Mar-
& Magee),
28 Park
Edward
wid.
M.
h.
b. 8'? Conant
29, 1909
h. 87 Conant
rms.
B. carpenter,
Jesse
Rose A. b. 17 Andrew
see McGuire
STEAM
6 Cherry, h.
to Lynn
E. (Emery
ple, rms.
Elizabeth,
11 Lindall
Maguire
h.
50
b. 26 School
lining
(U. S. N.), b.9 Pleasant
Franklin
Magee
b. 11 Winthrop
D.
8
etc.
mnfr.
h. r. 91 Maple
H. shaver,
William
b. 21 Purshoemaker.
Eugene,
Madden
ave.
[Pleasant
chase
H. h. 9
M. wid. William
Annie
Madison
h. at
William, farm hand, D. S. H. b. do.
h. 71 Maple
William P. shoemaker,
McKay Ethel M. nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
McKee Richard A. rem. to Salem
Alice M. h. 283 Maple
McKeigue
Charles E. sten. (B.), h. 313 Maple
died Feb. 3,
wid. Timothy,
Mary,
1910
h. 23 Hyde
Michael, shoemaker,
b. 13 Mead
wid. William,
Margaret,
Mary E. Wid. Harvey B. h. 71 Maple
school,
Ruby E. teacher,Danversport
William,
106 Hobart
wid.
harness
Charles,
h. 26 do.
School,
McTernen
Frederick 0. shoe Worker,b.'71 Maple
George W. mnfrs. agt. (B.), h. 98
[Beverly
High
McKenna
Hannah,
Peter, lab. 11. 13 Mead
Peter jr. mor. dresser,
h. 1'. 154
h. 30 Berry
John H. teamster,
Mclntire Charles L. lab. 11. 14 Nichols
James
14 Wen-
River
Maguire
painter,
h.
‘D. 14 Wenham
Mcswiggen
h. 16 Charter
H. shoemaker,
Eastman
‘K1.8 Merrill
B. carpenter,
George
McRae
b. 13 Mead
shoe Worker,
Nora,
h. 16 Charles
J. mason,
Patrick
John J. i1-on Worker,
Water
Mary E. h. r. 154 Water
Edward,
b. 8 Merrill
Ervin,
h. 8 Merrill
Wheelwright,
McPherson
John,
Sarah,
McGuire
L.),
h. 102 Dayton
McMurray Ella, nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
P. mor. Worker, b.
McNamara Edward
23 Hyde
McNeil Christie, nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
Sarah M. b. 16 Charter
see
b. 102
J. lea. worker,
Dayton
John H. currier,
Adams
Mclnnerney
Arthur
McManus
am
Patrick H. stock fitter, b. 49 Adams
b. 16 Charter
Paul R. teamster.
(L.), b. 49
Sarah F. bookkeeper
William
b. 28
53 Maple,
E. clerk,
Myrtle
Clark
F. b. 16 Charter
Mary
D. S. H. b. do.
nurse,
Kate,
McLeod
John jr. (U. S. Navy),
b. -19 Adams
Margaret E. wid. James,
Mary A. b. 49 Adams
h. 74 Centre
carpenter,
Allen,
McLean
b. 43
housekeeper,
MC-Govern Adelaide,
Hobart
D. S. H. b. do.
Ann, laundress,
McGown
D. S. H. b. do.
Bessie, Iaundress,
McGowan John B. plumber, h. 327 Ma-
903
MAGUIRE
[Danvers.]
MCDONALD
Maple
HEATING 92:16
P L U M B I N G .
DANVEIIS,
ST.,
1
MASS.
904
[Danvers.]
MAI-IONEY
Mahoney
Patrick H. mor. worker,
b. 14
Cottage ave.
[Maple, b.do.
Thomas J. (Berr-an & Mahoney),
48
Mailly
Ulric,
carpenter,
D.
S.
H de
Mailman
H.
11. 13
['7 Franklin
Harold
A. agent,
15 Elm,
rms.
Mains Herbert: L. b. 74 Holten
James H. Wheelwright,
h. 74 Holten
Malmquist Neils, inspector
(U. S. M. Co.
Bev.),
Maloney
h. 1 River
John,
Michael,
farm
lab.
View
hand,
ave.
h. '77 Sylvan
Frank
L. hairdresser,
4 1-2
Water, b. 2 River
[ty
Mangold Fred W. jobber, h. 78 1-2 LiberManning D. James, salesman,
b. 9 Putnam
[8 Ash
Jennie, teacher, Maple st. school, b.
H.
(U.
S. A.),
b. 9 Putnam
Mary E. Wid. Michael T. h. 9 Putnam
[19 Oak
Rose A. teacher,
Tapley
school,
b.
Sylvina. A. Wid. Alfred, h. 78 Elliott
Thomas
M. shoe
cutter,
Frank
139 Pine
W. pres.
also (Marsh
Con.
Elec.
Lamp
139 Pine,
00.
h.
10 Ash
Jasper,
also
treas.
Con.
(Marsh
Elec.
Bros.),
Lamp
139
00.
Pine,
b.
155 Centre
Rovanna. D. Wid. 0113. as F. housekeeper,
b. 140 A
over
Victorine
E. rms. 108 Centre
Marshall Aldred O. mason, h. 16 Ash
David M. h. 154 High
Henry J. mason, h. 38 Hobart
Lewis, mason, b. 38 Hobart
William
H. variety;
also
93 Maple,
h. 114 do.
contractor,
Marston Charlotte P. teacher, b. 32 Park
Francis D. gardener, h. 176 Maple
Frank R. supt. 20 Locust, h. 38 do.
Fred
B. pres.
Packard,
Brooks,
20 Locust,
Henry,
Jacob
Marston
&
11. 155 Maple
h. 102 Holten
(Marston's
h. 32 Park,
Express),
50 Maple,
s. r. Hussey’s
point
Mary A. Wid. Augustus,
b. 72 Sylvan
Mary E. Wid. Daniel W. h. 149 Maple
Prentice
E. shoe
laster,
S. Evalyn,
b. 176 Maple
h.
Marston)
Bevenly,
Sa-
lem, Peabody and Lynn express,
50 Maple.
See page 980
Martin Bertrand L. h. 32 Cherry
Elbridge C. lea. Worker (Pea.), b. 32
Cherry
[gersoll
Elizabeth
M. T. bookkeeper,
b. 8 InGeo1i1gedE. poulterer,
140 Andover,
. 0.
Herbert J. clerk (Bev.), b. 8 Ingersoll
F. nurse,
D. S. H. 1). do.
Oscar C. salesman
William
W.
(B.), h. 15 Charter
foreman
farmer,
W.
G.
Endicott,
h. 8 Ingersoli
Mason Charles F. lab. h. 14 Nichols
Clarence
E. machinist
(U. S. M.
00. Bev.), h. 5 River
Gilbert
S. painter,
Horace
E. fireman,
h. 100 Collins
h. 11 Bay
ave.
John
Lucy
View
<
B. music
A.
Wid.
{do.
teacher,
14 Wash.
Alphonso,
died
b.
Dec.
Walter
H. emp. (U. S. M. Co. Bev.),
b. 11 Bay View ave.
Masury
Alfred F. mechanical
engineer
(New York City), b. 48‘ Elm
Charles
H. public accountant
(B.),
«
h. 48 Ealm
Maxwell
Ellen,
domestic,
Jennie
L Wid. James,
11 Clark
D. S. H. b. do.
b. 38 Forest
Richard N. gardener,
h. 38 Forest
Maynard Charles, emp. (U. S. M. Bev.),
b. 14 Pickering
[ering
Eugene J. car conductor,
11. 14 PickJoseph,
[tre
h. 155 Cen-
Bros.),
(Jacnb
Danvers,
11, 1909
Frederick
J. shoe cutter, b. 160
High
John J. mor. finisher, h. 160 High
Marion E. b. 160 High
Thomas E. clerk. b. 160 High
Maplewood
Farm, 562 Maple
[ple
Mapplebeek
John V. farmer, h. 469 MaMarahen Richard, laundryman,
D. S. H.
b. do.
Markle J ohu M. salesman,
b. 127 Sylvan
Maroney Delia, domestic,
D. S. H. b. do.
Marsh Bros. (Frank
W. and Jasper),
Caroline, b. 96 Centre
Caroline E. Wid. Francis,
EXPRESS
Haverhill,
b. 9 Putnam
Maple
electricians,
MARSTON’S
Lillian
h. 9 Endicott
Manassa
John
MERRILL
boxmaker,
b. 16 Locust
Lena, lamp worker, b. 59 Adams
Louis N. bottom finisher, h. 80 Holten
[Elliott
Mayo Margaret A. Wid. Howard N. b. 80
Myrle R. teamster,
D. S. H. h. end
Dayton
Mead Abner S. h. 8 Mill
Augustus
F. shoemaker,
h. 15 River
John J. mor. dresser, h. 37 Pickering
Peter, lab. h. 30 River
Thomas H. currier, b. 15 River
Meats Charles G. station
agent,
West.
div. B. & M. R. R. h. 53 Locust
Meisner
Jennie
L. nurse,
D. S. H. 1). do.
Mekkelsen
Nikolas, carpenter,
h. 2 River
View ave.
Melcher Samuel P. mason, D. S. H.b. do.
Melenson Joseph, carpenter, h. 146 High
Mercier
Henry,
currier,
b. 140
High
Janet, b. 140 High
Joseph, apprentice,
b. 140 High
Samuel, currier, h. 140 High
Merrifield
Benjamin
G. driver (S.), h.
547 Maple
[h. 12 Berry
Merrill Albert II. horse dealer, 4 1-2 Oak,
Charles 0. clerk (Boston S. & T. 00.
13.), b. 10 River
Charles W. agent (National
00. S.), h. 13 Water
Biscuit
Home
3-Emefiklce
Cream
at Wholesale
andRetail
26 MAPLEST.,
0
[Danvers.]
ME RRILL
Merrill
Fred
S. student,
b. 10 River
MOSER
Moore
Alice
G. nurse,
905
D. S. H. b. do.
George L. clerk (S.), b. 69 Elm
Harry 0. clerk (S.), rms. 9 Trask
Helen F. wid. Walter S. h. 69 Elm
Carrie E. b. 5 Pickering
Charles S. vet. surgeon,
50ak,
Drug
Co. 0. H. Knowles,
druggists,
10 Maple\
Herman
Frank
George
Gr. carpenter,
John
b. 10 River
F. conductor,
b. 63 Maple
E. apprentice,
b. 10 River
Joseph
H. student,
b. 10 River
Ralph, waiter (S.), b. 63 Maple
Warren
A. accountant
(State House,
B.), h. 48 Locust
William
G. electrician,
b. 10 River
Frank
Maple,
S. trav.
salesman,
h. 29 Locust
Millea
Alice M. student,
1). 50 Dayton
Anna
E. teacher,
13. 50 Dayton
Lawrence
E. inspector
p1umbing(S.
Arthur
Holten
E.
Day),
Dolly A. wid. Albert
Emily, Wid.Wil1iam,
Herbert
A. (Miller
),
mnfrs.
3
W.
machinist,
b. 193 Elliott
Mary A. b. 176 Locust
William
11. driver
(S.),
[mont
h. 5 Larch-
Millett
Ida L. shoe stitcher,
b. 13 Walnut
John A. car conductor,
h. 7 Dodge
ct.
Millner
John,
teamster,
h. 98 Liberty
Mills Mary J. domestic,
D. S. H. b. do.
Milton Emily C. L. b. 29 Ash
Lucie
M. clerk,
b. 5 Park
[body
Misiner
Max, tailor,
62 Maple,
h. at PeaMitchell
Ezra F. carpenter,
h. 158 Pine
Fred
C. rem.
from
town
Fred
0. mor. Worker,
b. 72 Holten
Henry
W. physician
and supt.,
D. S.
H., 11. do.
Isabell
A. wid. Jesse,
h. 72 Holten
William,
bookkeeper
(U.
Bev.), h. 188 Elliott
James
Moreau
John,
S. M. 00.
E. J oseph. teamster,
11. 17 River
Horace V. (Pierce & Montrose,
S.),
Expert attention to all
repair work.
Ten
years experience_
h. 42 Putnam
shoemaker,
Frank
P.
11. 78 High
h. 52 Purchase
mor.
dresser,
Patrick
H. mor.
dresser,
Rose J. wid. Daniel
Thomas H. student,
h.
24
[do.
12 Oak, h.
h. 12 Oak
h. 7 Bell
D. h. 13 Mead
b. 7 Bell
Moriue
Morrell
Elsie H.
William
Morris
h. over do.
Benjamin
E. attend.
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
A shoes,
&c. 18 Water,
D. S. H.b.do
Clarence,
attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
Morrison
Annie,
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
Frank
L. clerk,
12 Maple,
b. 18
Pickering
Helen A. sten. b. 18 Pickering
Herbert
E. foreman,
21 High,
h. 18
Pickering
William A. rem. to Boston
William H. baggage
master,
B. & M.
R. R. b. 18 Pickering
Mort-isey Katharine
F. b. 135 High
Mary J. b. 135 High
Patrick J. herdsman,
h. 135 High
Morrissey
Martin,
mor. dresser,
h. 6
William
Patrick J. lab. h. 60 Water
Morse George M. painter,
95 Maple,
22 Endicott
Harry
E. rem.
Elizabeth,
b. 114 Hnlten
Janet
R. b. 114 Holten
[Salem
Moleski
John,
driver,
1 Hobart,
h. at
Monahan
James
P. rem. to Melrose
411 Bridge,
J. shoe Worker.
Mary A. b. 7 Bell
Mary G. b. 78 Hobart
Michael M. farmer, b. 78 Hobart
Moir
Monarch
Montrose
b. 158 Ma-
school,
h. 152 Holten
J. clerk,
b. 152 Holten
Moran
3 Holten,
h. 158 High
Howard
Worker,
James
L. telegrapher,
b. 7 Bell
Jeremiah
J. boxmaker,
b. 18 Mill
John
J. farmer,
b. '78 Hobart
John
J. 2d, student,
b. '7 Bell
Mary, wid. Thomas,h.
78 Hobart
A. b. 176 Locust
11.86 1-2 Liberty
& Day),
P. rubber
Moriarty
Agnes B. b. 78 Hobart
Eugene
M. lea. worker,
b. 78 Hobart
[Dayton
N.), b. 50
Miller and
shoe
teacher,
h. 158 Maple
24SyIvan.b.do.
[ple
River
Josiah,
b. 24 River
May Gr. Mrs. dressmaker,
Stuart
A. st.car
conductor,
h 38 Law-
h. 50 Dayton
Lawrence
E. jr. (U. S.
Miller
& Day (Herbert
A.
Walter
Morgan
}1. 168 Maple
worker,
music
do.
A. motorman,
housekeeper,
A. b. 5 Oak
Sarah
Michaud
Joseph
E. mor. worker,
b.River
Thomas
E. mor. worker,
b. River
Michels
Nellie
B. rem. to Brunswick,Me.
Millbury
John,
lab. 11. 11 School
John
F. farm hand,
D. S. H. b. do.
Willard
P. shoe
rence
h.
Henry
Mattie,
Newell
128
Robert
M. electrician,
h. 78 Elliott
Metcalf
James,
lab. h. 11 School
John,
b. 25 Water
Mrs.
William
B. iron
moulder,
h. 22
Water
Moores
John
B. janitor,
Wadsworth
Geraldine
S. clerk (B.), b. 29 Locust
Nestor,
clerk (B.), b. 29 Locust
Metzger
Sears
41 Dayton,
John
M. farmer,
h. 273 Locust
John
W. h. 63 Maple
Joseph,
chief of police,
h. 10 River
Merritt
P. teamster,
Gabrielle
h. do.
mngr.
Leopold
to Boston
Mrs. (B.),
opp.
h.
s. 1-. 121 Nichols
Preston
Martha A. housekeeper
at 101 Sylvan
Mary, housekeeper,
b. 18 Holten
Maser
Charles
T. machinist,
D. S. H.
b.
4 Otis
DanversAutoStationnifvflé?
906
MOSER
[Danvers.]
Maser Grace M. lamp worker,
b. 4 Otis
Jane, wid. Henry, 11. 4 Otis
John H. h. 21 Oak
[bor
Joseph
W. janitor
(Bev.), h. 11 EarWilliam
H. bookkeeper,
1 Hobart,
b. 4 Otis
Mosher Ga:-1tonB. (Webb & Masher ('10.),
Maple;
also
treas.
Liquid
Gas
Co. of Mass. h. 4 Maple
Charles T. h. 12 Charles
0ULTON GEORGE B. druggist,
39
Maple, h. 33 Conant.
See page
968
vers
ple,
FRANK E. publisher,
Mirror;
also
h. 4 Alden.
Dan-
printer,
29 MaSee page 977
Mudge Albert E. farmer, h. 113 Centre
Florence
A. b. 113 Centre
J. Frank, rem. to Peabody
Lucy W. sten. (B.), b. 113 Centre
Harding
P. rem. to Peabody
May Bell, rem. to Peabody
Sarah W. h. 108 Centre
Mugridge
E. Maud,
shoe Worker,
b. 31
Wadsworth
[worth
Frank
P. carpenter,
h. 31 WadsLena A. b. 31 Wadsworth
Mary A. wid. Charles,
h. 23 Clark
Sarah E. b. 31 Wadsworth
[worth
Wallace H. mor. worker, b. 31 WadsMuhe Frank J. upholsterer,
h. 74 Elm
Mulally Arthur
W. painter,
b. 63 Endicott
Charles
D. clerk,
b. 63 Endicott
Edward
F. clerk,
b. 63 Eudicott
Frances
0. stenog.
(Pea.),
dicott
James
J. gardener,
Mary T. teache
Mulligan
J ghn H. s
Mullin
Ira
D. S. H. 10. do.
Catherine
G. wid.
nurse, 1). 44 High
H. shoemaker,
Murphy
Dennis,
Curtis
0.
h. 44 High
mor.
dresser,
b. 15 Pur-
chase
Edward
V. machinist,
h. 14 Wash.
Francis
M. shoemaker,
h. 14 Wash.
Frederick
B. farmer,
h. 91 Dayton
George, farm hand, b. 37 Forest
James
H. shoemaker,
Jeremiah
J. driver,
John
John
J. mor.
b. 177 Pine
20 Locust,
h. 104
Joseph
E. attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
Margaret,
domestic,
D. S. H. b. do.
Mary, b. 37 Pope
ne
Michael,
labore , . 66‘Purchase
Patrick
J. motorman,
h. 38 Chestnut
'
Murray
James
J. forester,
Mary,
b. 48 Hobart
shoemaker,
wid. Nicholas,
b. 48 Hobart
died
Jan.
n er
Agent
Da V S Garage’
J.
E. Nightingale,
Prop.
R.
R.
D. S. H. b. do.
Hilda
Mussells
George A. bookkeeper
121 Centre
B. nurse,
(B.),
b.
NAGLE JAMES J. baker, D. S. H. b. do.
Nangle James,
rem. to Maplewood
James H. machinist,
h. 11 Pine
James
M. milk,
50 Centre,
h. do.
John P. shoe cutter,
h. 55 Pickering
J oh?) T. produce
pedler,
h. 66 Hoart
Nellie L. b. 55 Pickering
Nappe Hugo, b. 71 Maple
Nason Charles F. jobber,
h. 14 Nichols
Frank E. attendant,
D. S. H. b. do.
Helen I. Waitress,
D. S. H. b. do.
Willie A. waiter, D. S. H. b. do.
Naugle
Mary
A. wid.
Patrick,
h. 55
Pickering
[Centre
Paul
N. bookkeeper
(S.),
b. 50
Neal
Charles
S. photographer,
h. 10
Washington
[lar
Harriet
P. Wid.Wil1iam
H. b. 14 PopPatrick
J. engineer,
‘61 Putnam,
h.
28 School
Neely
Neil
Leroy
W. rem.
Dennis
130Salem
J. shoemaker,
b. 29 Chestnut
Julia R. b. 29 Chestnut
Nellie F. b. 29 Chestnut
Timothy
A. driver, b. 33 Putnam
William
A. foreman,
1 Hobart,
b. 29
Chestnut
see 0’Nei1
[tre
Jeannette,
Co.
clerk
(S,),
Telephone
b.
and
86 Cen-
Telegraph
44 Maple
Newbegin
Cyrus F. clerk (S.), b. '7 Oak
George F. h. 7 Oak
George R. student,
b. 7 Oak
Newcomb
Joseph
L. carpenter,
h.
Con-
ress ave.
Newhall
Alice H. b. 21 Cherry
EWIIALL BENJAMIN E. cashier,
Danvers National
Bank,
17 Maple,
h. 21 Cherry.
See page 963
Charles,
postmaster,
Henry,
supt.
Hobart,
Dan.
P. O. 11. 36 Park
water
Works,
17
h. 44 Locust
page
1470
Newman
Andrew,
machinist,
George, palnter,
14 Elm,
h. 5 Hardy
h. at Mid-
leton
IUHOLS ANDREW,
conveyancer,
98
Preston
c. Newbury,
h. do. Post
ofiice address,
See page
1453
17,
Arthur
Elijah
1910
st.
h. 48 Hobart,
Hathorne,
Mass.
Andrew,
student,
b. 98 Preston
Annie B. b. 98 Preston
[Clark
b. 10 Endicott
Joseph,
Lawrence,
to Beverly
Hobart
EWIIALL WALTER, real estate, insurance and mortgages
(259 1-2 Essex, Salem, h. 26 Putnam.
See
h. 19 School
h. 135 High
dresser.
W. foreman,
Holten
rem.
Musick
New England
b. 63 Eudicott
bleman, 141 Sylvan,
J.
flagman,
crossing,
Nelson
h. 63 Endicott
b.
o.
Jennie
E. nurse,
Munsey
b. 63 En-
Nicholas
Thomas.
‘in
MOYNAHAN
NICHOLS
Murray
E.
foreman,
139
B. elec. engineer,
for the CUTTING
Pine,
11. 21
h. 83 Cherry
No. 40, 2 CherrvSf»
JACKSON,
andFULLER. DANVERS
Tel. 33-2
NICHOLS
Nichols
[Danvers.]
John F. iron worker,
h. 20 En-
O’NEIL
Nute
Arthur L. clerk, 43 Maple, h. 14
Holten
[do.
Patrick, coachman,
28 Poplar, b.
dicott
Joshua
W. postmaster,
O. 493 Maple,
and grocer,
Margaret
A.
Hathorne
n.
R.
R.
P.
Nutly
station,
do. h. 322 Newbury
asst.
postmaster,
OBEB ARTHUR (S.),
Ha-
O'Brien
thorue P. O. b. 98 Preston
Mary B. wid. Andrew
jr. music
teacher, 98 Preston, b. do.
Mary E. teacher, Charter st. school,
b. 98 Preston
Joseph
M. clerk,
45 Maple,
h.
35 Cherry
Winsor
C. clothier,
Nickolson
John,
45 Maple,
shipper
11.4 Ash
(Bev.),
h. 34
John
Elliott
John 0. machinist,
b. 34 Elliott
Percival,
apprentice,
b. 34 Elliott
Nightingale
Abbie, wid. Phineas S. rem.
to So. Braintree
IGHTINGALE J. ELLIS, propr. Danvers
Garage,
pairing,
also
automobiles,
gasoline,
machinist,
re-
&c. 2 Cherry,
15
Mill,
h.
156
High.
Seefoot
lines
Niles Anna R. b. 141 High
IDES EDWARD II. physician.
66 Elm,
h. do.
Oflice hours, 1 to 2 and
7 to 8 P. M. Tel. 6-5
Nimblett
Arthur F. car conductor,
h. 15
Porter
88 Holten,
clerk,
Noletbe
Noonan
Thomas,
machinist,
Catharine
F.
Hobart,
b. do.
James,
flagman,
Oak
11.100 Holten
dressmaker,
46
st. crossing,
B.
& M. R. R. h. 46 Hobart
Michael, police ofiicer, h. 10 Central
ave.
Nellie E. b. 46 Hobart
William H. b. 5 School
Norton Bessie L. b. 86 Centre
‘
Mary C. nurse, h. 46 Liberty
Robert: G. carpenter,
h. 86 Centre
Nowers Alice E. Mrs. teacher, Hathorne
school. 11. 509 Maple
Fred
H. shipper
509 Maple
(39 Summer,
B.),
b. 5'? Holten
sten. (B.), b. 50 River
shoemaker,
h. 8 Larchmont
h. 61 High
T. b. 33 Hobart
Mrs. b. 33 Hobart
Michael
N. blacksmith,
h.
19 Endi-
b. 24 Endicott
Maple
B.),
h. 153 Maple
0’Gonnor Annie B. b. 8 Purchase
Catherine A. clerk, b. 13 Merrill
Charles, farm hand, b. 132 Burley
David, shoe cutter, b. 8 Purchase
Ellen, b. 142 High
Margaret,housekeeper
at 8 Purchase
Mary E. necktie worker, h. 13 Marrill
[chase
Maurice F. car conductor,
b. 8 PutMichael J. shoe cutter, 11. 2 Otis
h.
see
Room
Connors
O'Keefe Jeremiah,
lab. b. 5 Charter
Timothy,
mason, h. 12 Wenham
O‘Leary Arthur J. farmer, h.94 Wenham
Bartholomew,
farmer,
h. 132 Burley
John, lab. b. 16 Locust
Mary, b. 132 Burley
[Adams
Thomas J. farmer,
h. 149 Pine oif
Old Berry Tavern (The), Louis Brown,
mgr. High cor. Conant
Oliver
Elmus
O'Neil
Alfred,
Edison and Victor Talking Machines
and Listening
E. printer,
Eliza A. b. 153 Maple
Mary E. bookkeeper
(92 State,
Nugent Alfred, upholsterer,
b.149 Maple
Hannah
S. wid. Sylvester
S. b. 67
Adams
[body line
Numes John, farmer, h. Andover at Pea-
and Records
variety,
O"Coin Cyril P. rem. to Worcester
O'Connell Catherine A. sten. (B.), b. 153
worth
Mary J. sten. (L.), b. 40 Wadsworth
Sarah W. wid. Frank D. h. 40 Wadsworth
William F. lineman, b.40 Wadsworth
Nix Frances L. nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
Nolan Mary A. nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
John,
John F.
John H.
Katie E.
Margaret
Mary E.
9 Hampshire
Nora,
shoe worker,
see Callahan
b. 40 Wads-
Worth
John W. mor. dresser, h. 15 Hyde
Joseph A. mor. dresser, b. 29 Hyde
Leo D. concrete worker, b. 40 Wads-
s. r. Whipple
A. wid.
cott
[ple ave.
Thomas P. car conductor,
h. 10 Man
Timothy,
h. 50 River
William C. h. 14 Charter
O’Callagha.n Ellen, b. 60 Purcha'se
John J. clerk, 56 Water, h. 15 Putchase
Mary E. shoe worker, b. 24 Endicott
Patrick, iron worker, h. 24 Endicott
O‘Ca.llahan Michael F. emp. D. S. H. h.
Benjamin '1‘. shoemaker,
b. 29 Hyde
Ellen M. wid. John W. h. 29 Hyde
Imelda,
Catherine
129 Liberty, h. do.
Catherine A. b. 50 River
Edward F. rem. to Salem
Elizabeth
M. b. 129 Liberty
Ellen L. b. 50 River
Fred, rem. from town
[flolben
Hannah
H. wid.
William,
h. 57
James H. clerk (B.), b. 8 Larchmont
Joanna, b. 57 Holten
Mary W. b. 98 Preston
Nickel-son
907
Arthur,
0. ram.
clerk
teamster,
to Maine
(S.),
b. 28 Purchase
h. 2 High
Daniel J. b. 28 Purchase
Eugene, car inspectox-,h.
F.
so
st. 01:.
28 Purchase
A.
MAPLE
ST..
DANVERS
908
[Danvers.]
()’NEIL
O’Neil
Eugene
E. farmer,
b. 139 Endicott
Frances
G. b. 28 Purchase
PEABODY
Parker
Bridget,
John H. student,
b. 28 Purchase
Thomas
H. h. 139 Endicott
Thomas
H. reporter,
b. 28 Purchase
William
F. rem. to Salem
William
M. market
gardener,
6
River, h. do.
Elbridge
b. 25
Harbor
O‘Rourke
Daniel
F. clerk,
2 Nichols,
b.
dept.
D. S. H.
compositor,
Patch
h.
Paton
E. printer,
Clarence,
shoe
cutter,
Dayton
Edward
T. mason,
D. S. H.
177
b. do.
Mildred E. b. 177 Dayton
O’Shea, see Shea
O’Sul1ivan Mary J. nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
UGIITIBRIBGE
ALBERT, prop:-. Danvers Rug Factory,
148 Maple, h.
8 Maple ave.
See page 967
Ouimette
Joseph,
Andrew
Levi. gardener,
Ovila,
laborer,
Ovila jr. shoe
Wilfred,
mor.
Outterson
Owler
& Parker),
George
73 Liberty
shoe
Worker,
b.
15
h. 43 Endicott
h. 15 Andrew
Worker,
h. 80 Holten
Worker,
b. 21 Locust
W. engineer
(B.),
H.
Leon
PACKARD HEMAN A. died J mm 22, 1909
Marston
& Brooks Iuc. shoe mnfrs.
20 Locust
Page Anne L. h. 5 Elm
Charles J. clerk, 58 Maple, h. 4 Oak
Eugene,
mor. dresser,
h. 6 Bay View
ave.
Herbert
W. teamster,
b. 12 Cherry
John
C. mor. dresser,
h. 12 Cherry
John
H. farmer,
b. 91 Wenham
Willis,
mor.
dresser,
Nathan
jr.
b. 7
h. 91 Wenham
Paine
Harlan L. asst. physician,
D. S. H.
. 0.
William A. machinist,
h. 1 Hyde
Palmer
George A. stockfitter,
h. 81 High
George S. teacher,
h. 23 Clark
Henrietta,
b. 81 High
Thomas,
milk,
169 Holten,
h. do.
Paquet
Minerva
P. nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
Paradis
Arthur
L. mor. Worker,
b. 111
Liberty
Francois
X. rubber worker,
118 Liberty,
h. 111 do.
Greorgianna,
Parent
Emil,
FROZEN
HORACE
stitcher,
mechanic,
b. 111 Liberty
h. 132 Liberty
PUDDING
S. EMERSON,
editor,
House,
I.
O.
R.
M.
h. 20 Ash
B. bookkeeper
(B.),
b. 20 Ash
Mabel F. sten. (B.), b. 20 Ash
Patterson
Esther A. wid. Nathan
R. h.
13 Park
[13 Park
Frederick
0. letter carrier,
P. O. h.
Pauley
George
H. (Pea.
Suspender
Trimming
Co. Pea.),
h. 30 Gentre
[chase
Payne Harry,
mor. dresser,
h. 23 PurPeabody
Alice M. sten. b. 105 Centre
Anna H. asst. physician,
D. S. H. b.
105 Centre
[Centre
Charles I. teacher
(B1-ookline),
b. 55
Eifie, clerk,
26 Maple, b. at MiddleElias P. farmer,
h. 251 Locust
EABIJDY ELISHA
B. carpenter
builder,
22 Franklin,
ave. h. 23 Central
lin.
Wid.
C. h. 20
Peabody
ton
b.
Charles
B. shipper,
b. 16 Collins
James,
painter,
h. 16 Collins
Mary H. S.
Chester
[h. do.
23 Chester,
D. S. H. b.
[Lawrence
Emeline,
Wid. Charles
Emilie
D. Mrs.
librarian,
Inst. 11. 42 Cherry
Andrew
56
11. 15 Perry
H. h. 23 Chester
journal,
h.
h.
Georga H. (Lummus
b. 24 River
Osgood
D. S. H
h. 516 Maple
Wendell
P. (U. S. Custom
B.), b. 3 Pickering
b. 24
River
William
laundryman,
John H. Mrs. millinery,
Parks Perlie L. farm hand,
do.
324 Maple
Patrick,
domestic
324 Maple
Osborn
Elizabeth
F.
J.
b. do.
39 Maple, b. 9%
[516 Maple
Emma.~J.« Mrs. nurse,
John
James H. h. 4 Dayton
Bessie L. Wid. 0. Walter,
D. S. H.
clerk,
Water and 11 Maple,
George W. rem. to Lynn
see Neil
O’Nei1l
Ordway
nurse,
Edmund
T.
Chester
See page
and
c. Central
ave. c. Frank-
976
Elizabeth
D. sten. (B.), b. 55 Centre
Elizabeth
P. b. 7 Ingersoll
Ellen Frances
Mrs. teacher
of painting, 26 Ash, h. do.
Elsie P. teacher
(Bristol,
Conn.),
b.
105 Centre
Francis,
died
Fred A.
George
George
George
EABODY
April
29, 1910
shoe Worker, h. 15 Centre
A. h. off Burley n. Conant
H. b. 55 Centre
H. h. 105 Centre
GEORGE M. carpenter
and
builder,
26 Ash,
h. do.
See
974
EABO])Y GEORGE M. MRS. agent
Glen
Brothers,
Rochester,
N. H.,
See page 967
Greenleaf
D. poulterer,
Helen
B. Wid. Francis,
Helen
G. student,
page
for -
nurserymen,
26 Ash, h. do.
[h. do.
162 Andover,
h. 141 Sylvan
1). 23 Central
ave.
Institute,
Sylvan
and Peabody
Jacob
C. R. b. 141 Sylvan
ave.
Jennie
b. 55
P.
teacher
(Medford),
Centre
dleton
Jesse
L. clerk,
53 Maple,
b. at MidJohn
H. machinist,
h. 29 Putnam
and
SHERBET
26 MAPLE STREET,
DANVERS.
[Danvers.]
PEABODY
Peabody
Mabel
ave.
Mary
F. student,
E. Wid.
b. 23 Central
Ebenezer,
Nellie M. teacher
b. 55 Centre
Olive H. students,
Pamela
R. wid.
Wash.),
b. 55 Centre
Charles
H.
Centre
Peace
George
h.
carpenter,
Sam(1i1el jr.
55 Spring,
b.
0.
Sarah
D. rem.
Warren
to Peabody
D. mor. dresser,
Willgané
M. cattle
.
Helen
Pead
Marion,
b. 165
A. died
Charles
Clarence
E. clerk,
h. 50 1-2 Conant
F. painter,
h. 1 Collins
Thomas
Peirson
see
clerk,
Dan.
h.
h.
Perry
b. 49 Put-
Wood
00.
50 Maple,
h.
Charles
trav.
salesman,
0. Ernest,
b.
2 Co-
ave.
W. farmer,
h. 205 Maple
b. 22 Merrill
hand, b. 8 Weston
Clifford
(B.), b.205
O. clerk
stableman,
hairdresser,
Maple
D. S. H. b. do.
5 Maple,
h.
(S.),
foreman,
Pettengill
Albert
Daniel,
Pettingell
S. h. 147 High
C. b. 96 Centre
farmer,
h. 4 Summer
Marcus
C. (Pettingell
& Bar-
ETTINGELL
Pettingell
Danvers
Clapp
Maple;
& Tap-
st. ct.
groceries,
Pew
6
[Wadsworth
67 Holten,
b. 6
11.
41 Poplar
b. 6 Winthrop
h.
16
ave.
S. Marcella,
b. 2 Sylvan
[van
Wallace
P. clerk,
42 Maple,
h. 2 SylWalter
H. Wood Worker,
b. 147 High
i1. 6
1ey"s, h. 31 B1-aman
Charles
P. plumber,
h. 35 Elm
Charlotte
F. wid.
Samuel
B.
Putnam
1 Maple,
B.). b. 43 Poplar
Sarah E. wid. Walter
st. ct. s. r. ft. Bradstreet
F. teacher
E.
3 Maple, b. 2 001 and 3 Maple,
h.
James
A. clerk (B.), h. 51 Locust
James
O. h. 43 Poplar
J. Herbert,
clerk
(Custom
House,
6
See page 975
(Faneuil
Hall
Trust Co. B.), b.
st.
[nant
s. r. ft. Bradstreet
Benjamin
ave.
Bertha
P. clerk,
Maple
r57): 11Maple and 15 Hobart,
Lawrence,
Putnam
Gr. teacher,
Bert,
carpenter,
Charles
H. farm
10 Oak
A
(B.), h. 62 Locust
b. 54 Poplar
Cottage
‘Abbie
P. wid. Charles,
h. 55
High
[ave.
Addie J. Wid. David P. h. 4 Butler
Alice E. nurse, b. 4 Butler ave.
ERKINS A]!IOS L. JR. local mgr. C.
W.
P. O. b.
Annie
Dick,
Frank,
h. 152 1-2 High
h. 4 Hobart
st.
Putnam
st. ct.
Arthur
E.
teller
Branch,
Beacon
carrier,
A. blacksmith,
22 School
cor.
Franklin,
h. 54 Poplar
[do.
Edward
P. teamster,
11 Chestnut,
11.
Marion
W. bookkeeper,
3 Maple,
b.
2 Conant
Rollin
H. clerk,
1 Maple,
b. 2 Conant
Permel
Ernest,
mason,
D. S. H. 1). do.
Perrington
Weymouth,
rem.
to New
Hampshire
Perkins
H.
[throp
Dean
159 Locust
[nam
Pelletier
Zachee, box maker,
Peltier
John, b. 152 1-2 High
Levi, mor. Worker,
Pennell
Warren,
mason,
ct.
O.
ct.
h. 6 Win-
school,
nant,
[oust
H. 1). 159 L0-
George
W. farmer,
Pearson
P.
ave.
11. Lo-
h. 239 Locust
G. carpenter,
h. 10 Oak
A. b. 31 Braman
Charles
N. grocer,
2 Conant
Charles
N. clerk,
May 16, 1910.
H.
& Tap-
S.
Robert
H. buyer
Bertram
Ethel E. died Dec. 18, 1909.
Fred E. baggage
master,
W. Div. B.
& M. R. R. b. 154 High
Ida. M. shoe worker,
b. 26 Franklin
Martha wid. Amos, h. 20 Porter
William
B. shoe worker,
b. 23 Hyde
Peas Maria T. b. 154 Water
Pechey Augustus
M. rem. to Brockton
160 Hobart
Sarah J. wid.
wid.
st.
Sumner,
letter
6 Winthrop
Perley
and water
regh. 88 Elm
b. 20 Porter
Charles
Edmund
J.
Thomas,
Warren
Wilbur
b. 20 Forest
88 Holten,
Burley
Peale
Julius,
town
clerk
istrar,
town
hall,
Pearson
Amos
F. painter,
Peirce
Mary
Oscar
56 Conant,
L. seamstress,
clerk,
E. b. 6 Putnam
H. b. 72 High
M.
o.
Peach
Mary
Mary
h. 74 Sylvan
dealer,
Clapp
H. Allen, clerk (B.), b. 35 Elm
John, b. 3 Pillsbury
ave.
h. 50 Conant
coachman,
foreman,
Grace R. teacher,
b. 4 Butler
Herbert,
farm hand,
b. North
cust
M. b. 162 An-
Ralph
P. driver,
h. 36 Poplar
Robert
K. poulterer,
356 Andover,
byd. Centre,
h. do.
Samuel,
H.
1ey’s, h. 17 River
55
[dover
H. Wid. Robert
909
Perkins
Earle P. clerk (B.), b. 35 Elm
Elizabeth
0. bookkeeper
(Pea.),
b.
55 High
Enoch A. h. 72 High
Frank H. shoemaker,
h. 15 Braman
h. 53 Locust
(Spokane,
PHELPS
&
BARRY
CMarcus
0.
and Michael
H. Barry),
and Boston
Express,
11
also
coal
and
Hobart.
See page 980
Annie
N. nurse,
b. 18 Ash
wood,
15
[do.
Phelps Charles,
carpenter,
70 Dayton,
Ella A. clerk (S.), b. 70 Dayton
Ernest A. carpenter.
b. 70 Dayton
h.
G0 to the DANVERS AUTO STATION for Repairsand Supplies
I6 ELM STREET,
-
-
DANVERS,
MASS.
910
[Danvers.]
PHELPS
Phelps
Homer
El :11
B.
J. Frank,
shoe
cutter,
gardener,
rms.
29
h. 130 Locust
Maurice
F. farm hand, 11. 130 Locust
Philbnck
Charles
H. laborer,
b. 11 Clark
Walter A. rem. to Somerville
Philbrook
Joseph
A. iron moulder,
h.
115 Pine
Phillips
Albert
Estella
A. attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
A. b. 32 Purchase
[ave.
John W. (Beverly),
s. 1'. Congress
Lalia J. Mrs. h. 32 Purchase
_
Phinney Byron, carpenter, h. 14 Spruce
James H. carpenter,
b. 14 Space
Josephine
E. wid. Charles H. h. 5
School
Marold G. attend. D. S. H. 1). do.
Maurice U. carpenter, b. 1'72 Hobart
William
A. bookkeeper,
b.
5 School
Pickering
Arthur, conductor,
B. & M. R.
’R. h. 3 Park
Mary M. clerk (S.), b. 3 Park
Pickett
Francis
W. foreman,
h. 15A
Charles
Pierce
Almont,
rem. from town
Bessie
S. shoe
worker,
b. 104 High
Charles
F. b. 81 Conant
Frank Efrem.
to Beverly
Harold K. clerk, b. 359 Andover
Horace F. rem. to Peabody
Harold
K.
salesman,
h. Green
11. end
POTTER
Poisson
Charles
h. 85 High
Minnie, housekeeper
at 17 Putnam
(The),
Mrs. S. J. Gardner, prop.
11 Nichols
[Wadsworth
Piper
George
Pitman
E. engineer,
Agnes
Albert
Alfred
141 Pine,
11. 6
H. b. 13 Prince
E. farm hand, D. S. H. b. do.
A. market
gardener,
224 Cen-
tre, h. do.
Eleanor
M.
[Prince
bookkeeper
(S.),
b.
13
Elizabeth A. c1erk(Pea.),
b. 13 Prince
Emefiy
market gardener, 13 Prince,
. 0
Ernest
E. student,
b.
224 Centre
Harold A. farm hand, b. 224 Centre
Lloyd E. clerk, 67 Holten, b. 19 Braman
[b. 13 Prince
Margaret
F. bookkeeper,
20 Locust,
Ralph
E. farm hand, b. 224 Centre
C. foreman
(A. O. L. L. Co.
Pea.), h. 19 B1-aman
Stanwood,
lea. Worker, b. 19 Braman
Walter
E. asst. foreman
(Bev.), h.
174 Sylvan
Adolphus,
farm
dresser,
h. 90 Pine
PORTER BRGS. (Walter E. and Ulysses
G.
Porter),
and
fruit
market
gardeners
growers,
Mead
opp.
Harbor.
See page 978
Chester '1‘. teacher (Worcester),
s. r.
19 Cherry
Claude B. student, b. 21 Berry
Eliza A. wid. John W. h. 11 Holten
Henrietta
B. wid. Francis E. b. 592
Maple
Joshua F. b. 13 T1-ask
ORTER J. FRANK, treas. Dan. Savings
Bank, h. 19 Cherry.
See page
963
‘Wk Martha P. stenog. (S.), b. 11 Holten <3
Mary, Wid. Samuel M. b. 73 Liberty
Sarah S. wid. Warren, 11. 11 Holteu
Ulysses Gr. (Porter Bros.), Mead opp.
Harbor,
11. 17 Braman
Walter E. wood worker, also (Porter
B:-os.), Mead opp. Harbor, h. 34
Harbor
William
A. farm
Telegraph
H b do.
[Burley ave.
Plummer
'M.;1ry A. housekeeper
at 30
Poitier
Joseph A. clerk, 43 Maple,
h.
11 1-2 Hobart
Potter
Edward
Prop.
28
980
Postal
J. B. Nightingale,
D.
b.
art
S.
Danvers Garage,
hand,
worker,
Joseph H. h. 20 Sylvan
Louis, ins. (B.), b. 43 Cherry
Mabel C. b. 94 Pine
Pine
Nathan H. mot. mufr. (Pea.), h. 94
Nathan II. 2nd, student (M. I. '1‘.,B.),
b. 110 Hobart
Walter E. electrician
(B. E. Ry. Co.
B.), b. 20 Sylvan
[238 Andover
Pope Daniel P. chairman,
selectmen,
h.
Eliza C. wid. Ira P. h. 14 Poplar
G. Preston,
ins. agent (B.), b. 238
Andover
0I’E ISAAC D. treas.
Calvin Putnam
Lumber Co. h. 2 Winthrop.
See
Silas
Plomondou
F. mor.
page
Pierre
Fred, driver,
h. 11 Hobart
Pike Harriet
F. b. 3 ofi Hobart
Mary S. Wid. James,
h. 170 Sylvan
Pines
shoe
Nathaniel
A. h. 44 Pine
Porter Annie S. b. 11 Holten
Augustus
H. (Pike & Whipple
Co.
Pea.), h. 21 Berry
Benjamin,
market
gardener,
h. 107
Water 11. iron Works
Jaazaniah
G. b. 46 Locust
Josiah
W. coachman,
h. 104 High
A. laborer,
P.
Edward
J. pres. 27 Hobart,
b. 20
Sylvan
00R FRANK A. (Hygrade
Incandescent Lamp Co.), 27 Hobart,
h.
14 Charles.
See page 969
Geoxt-,ge H. supt. (Pea.),
h. 110 110-
of Centre
Walter
Ernest
Water
Nedrick,
currier, h. 28 Water
Waiter J. shoe cutter, b. 28 Water
William A. car conductor,b.
28 Water
Pond George B. rem. to Dorchester
Poole Fred G. engineer (Pea.), b. 4 Oak
Poor Arthur K. (Pea. Garage 00. Pea.),
b. 94 Pine
George
Grace
Heien
hand,
h. 38 Forest
Cable Co. 46 Maple
P. farmer,
h. 249
North
0. rem. to Peabody
A. dressmaker,
29 School,
O. nurse,
b. 249 North
[do.
b.
Automobile Repairing in all its branches.
2 CHERRY
ST.,
DANVERS.
Tel. 33-2.
[Danvers.]
POTTER
Potter
Henr
Housi
Jesse
H. messenger
B.), h. 29 School
A. mor.
dresser,
b.
(Custom
249
North
Mary, b. 249 North
[249 North
Matilda B. clerk, Hathorne
P. 0. b.
Philip,
farmer,
b. 249 North
William
E. clerk,
42 Maple,
b. 12
Charter
Poulan William R. mill man, h. 16 Alden
Powell
Mildred
L. teacher,
school,
Powers
S. machinist,
J. clerk
Almond
D.
estate,
A. Pea.body’s,
etc.
Bank
off Burley
Annette M. sten. (B.), b. 61 Centre
Ellen M. Mrs. dressmaker,
33 Wadsworth, h. do.
Emily J. housekeeper,
b. 61 Centre
Francis,
fireman, 42 Burroughs,
11.
at Salem
[Preston
Frank E. stableman,
D. S. H. h. 24
George,
Austin
H. (A.
154 Maple,
farmer,
Maple
Eleanor
[57 Pine
Prentiss
E. Florence,
wid. C. Hervey, b.
Frank C. farmer, h. 57 Pine
Henry S. rem. to Beverly
Prescott
George
C. bookkeeper,
27 Hobart, h. at Topsfield
Ralph W. concrete
worker,
h. 47
Wadsworth
[Maple
Preston
Charles
F.
farmer,
h. 342
h.
210
Conant
Charles
H. farmer,
h. 42 Preston
Eliza W. b. 139 Locust
Florence G. stenog. b. 210 Conant
Harriet
E. wid. William
H. h. 95
Centre
Nettie
Price
F. b. 210
Conant
Archelaus
B. rubber
worker, h.
153 High
[153 High
Charles
A. baggage
master (S.), b.
Edward
R. police officer h. 59 Holten
Hollis
M. boxmaker,
J. Percy,
rem.
to
b. 153 High
Los
Ange1es,Cal.
Prince George H. b. 156 Holten
fiarold S. clerk (S.), b. 5 Hunt 11.
Alden
[156 Holten
Herbert;
F. shoe
mnfr.
(Lynn),
11.
Lewis
W. shoe worker,
b. 156 Holten
Pritchard
Nellie,
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
Proctor Arthur W. h. 52 Poplar
Lydia A. wid. Henry, h. 157 Holten
Nancy W. h. 180 Conant
[ave
Sarah A. wid. Charles I). 24 Central
Bicycles
THE
and
BEST
Repairing
AT LOWEST
PRICES
R.
wid.
Edward
B.
b.
34
UTNAM ELMER 0. milk dealer,
43‘
Elm, h. do.
See page 984
Eunice P. R. wid. Samuel
C. h. 14
Kendall D. shoemaker,
h. 33 Wadsworth
[worth
Willard K. mor. dresser, b. 33 WadsPray Nancy,
wid. Ruel, died Aug. 18,
Samuel A. watchman (Pea.)
H. Putnam and
shoe mnfrs. 154
Bessie, h. 7 Peabody ave.
UTNAM CALVIN LUMBER
G0. 128
Liberty.
See page 980
Charles A. farmer, h. 398 Maple
Edward
E. foreman,
88 Holten, b.
83 Centre
[Wenham
h. 61 Centre
1909
H. Putnam
& 00.),
h. 29 Franklin
A. H. & 00. (Austin
Samuel Driver),
h. 30 Wads-
bldg. h. 3 Wenham
[nant
Haniet
D. wid. Ernest J. h. 22 CoJohn G. shoe laster, b. 334 Maple
P1-aetorius Maria, housekeeper
at Geo.
Pratt
Eugene
J. M. machinist,
h. 7
Congress ave.
Purdy Bertha,housekeeper
at 25 Putnam
Harold W. lea. worker, h. 30 Wadsworth
Putnam Addison W. died April 1, 1910
Alice M. h. 35 Locust
high
(S.), b. 19 Washington
real
911
Proulx
b. 3 Pickering
Aaron
worth
Alice
Holten
PUTNAM
Holten
Fannie
F. b. 33 Holten
Fidelia
A. b. 9 Locust
Florence
M. rem. to Maine
George
0. ice; also saw mill,
and 33 Holten.
h. do.
Grace H. stenog. (B.), b.
Harold L. chauffeur,
b.
Harriet
O. wid. James
lyn, N. Y.), s. r. 27
Henrietta
ham
Horace
M. clerk
G. dry goods,
Jesse
B. farmer,
John
F. janitor,
34 Wenham
29 Franklin
W. (BrookHolten
(B.),
89 Holten,
h.
James
H. carpenter,
lane
James
W. farmer,
Sylvan
b.
34 Wen-
coal and wood,
Braman
b. and Putnam
[lane
h. end
Putnam
h. 398 Maple
Peabody
Inst.
h. 16
Burroughs
Leander
W. car repairer,
h. 6 Porter
Leverett
N. student,
b. 33 Holten
Lizzie
G. student,
b. 33 Holten
Lucie
F. b. 43 Elm
[22, 1909
Lucinda
N. wid. Edwin
F. died Oct.
Lucy A. h. 185 Maple
[tre
Lydia J. wid. Edward A. h. 83 CenL. Josephine,
Madaline
L.
Water
h. 34 Wenham
wid.
Alfred
W.
Mary A. steno.
h.
69
(S.), b. 16 Burroughs
Melvin
B. h. 9 Locust
Millie,
wid. Franklin
W. boarders,
Pickering,
h. do.
Misses,
h. 15 Cherry
Nathaniel
B. bookkeeper,
Nellie
S. wid. William,
Chase, cor. Bay View
Otis F. died Dec. 2, 1909
3
[ten
h. 33 Holnurse,
11. 39
ave.
Pamelia
F. wid. Francis
P. b. 13 Oak
Ralph
F. plumber,
r. 12 Charles
and
r. 3 Holten,
h. 1-. 12 Charles
Sarah M. asst. bookkeeper,
90 Hol~
ten, b. 16 Burroughs
F. A. BUTLER
50 Maple
Street.
DAN VERS
912
Putnam
Sarah
P. b. 29 Franklin
Wallace
P.
D. S. H.
h.
UTNAM WEBSTER F. (I. M. Taylor
coachman,
&
472 Maple
Co.
8
Congress,
dall.
RICHARDSON
[Danvers.]
PUTNAM
B.),
See page
h.
45 Lin-
981
Reed Alfred A. driver, h.
Arthur E. attendant.
Edward H. florist, 97
Herbert, baker (S.),
Julia A. Mrs. nurse,
Kate F. wid. Herbert
see
QUIGLEY CHARLES J. rem. to Peabody
Quinlan
Albertine
R.
b. 40 Putnam
clerk,
steno. (B.), b.
E. died Aug.
steno. (B.), b.
motorman,
h.
David
motorman,
W.
Reid
Reen Deborah,
maid at 14] Sylvan
Regan Ellen O. Wid. Dennis, b. 11 Harbor
120 Holten,
Francis
Bertha C.
Catherine
Cicely S.
Daniel J.
40 Putnam
27, 1909
40 Putnam
130 Liberty
D. machinist,
rill
Mary A. b. 11 Merrill
William J. yard hand,
b. 40 Putnam
Mary L. wid.
James.
11. 40 Putnam
Quinn Mary E. wid. Luke,
died Jan. 26,
1910
Reid
Angus,
Peter,
Water
Mfg. Co. (William
Florence,
dressmaker,
b. 242 Locust
James,
farm hand, b. 242 Locust
Leander,
William
Randall
carpenter,
Randell
Ransom
Rapkin
h. 187 Maple
J. mason,
Sarah
W.
housekeeper
h. 242 Locust
Wid.
Charles
A.
at 36 Park
Raymond,
helper, b. 33 Summer
Frank W. brakeman,
B. & M.
R. R. h. 19 Hampshire
& 00. (Samuel S. Rapkin),
tail& C0.),89
h. 147 do.
Rawclifie
Sarah, nurse,
Ray James, farm hand,
Wilbert,
Read Harriet
female
Reardon
Ann,
rem.
A.
from
P.
We Inanufacture
HORACE
supervisor,
J ulia
33 Hobart,
Sarah
also
Hospital,
propr.
37 Conant,
h. 31 Hobart
C. forewoman,
19 Lawrence
61 Putnam,
b.
H. shoemaker,h.
10 Fletcher
H. (Reydon
Mfg. 00.),
61
Putnam,
Rice
Lawrence
Wid. Michael,
Thomas
William
Rhodes
h.
rms. 52 1-2 Maple
G. b. 31 Hobart
Nora,
h. 19 Lawrence
Joseph,
Charles
h. 9 Fellows
B. Rev.
sec.
(Cong.
House,
B.), h. 61 Lindall c. Burley ave.
Henry H. teacher, h. 13 Popiar
Robert W. rem. to Chelsea
Rich Augustine
W. carpenter,
h. 19
Clark
[schoo1, b. 19 Clark
Lillian
E. teacher,
Charter
st.
Richard
Aleccie,
mor. Worker, b. 11
Richards
Perry
Augustus
J. bookkeeper,
Water,
h. at Somerville
wid.
George
128
D. 11. 6 Ash
Eva, wid. 0. Dexter,
b. 3 Park
Richardson
Arthur
S. machinist,
3 Got-
tage ave. h. 30 Weston
Daniel
F. motorman,
b. 139 High
agricultural
tools,
steam
and hot water heating,
auto
pairing
and blacksmithing,
School,
WHOLESOME
adulterations,
26 MAPLE
h. 13 Putnam.
re10
See page
965
12
Ezra
We use no
S. EMERSON
b. 10 Fletcher
b. 33 Hobart
shoe repairer,
shop,
h.
M. b. 31 Hobart;
Dan. Vet.
10. 19 Purchase
b. 19 Purchase
town
boxmaker,
61 Putnam
Edward
P.shoemaker,h.17
Ellen,
h. 170 Pine
James
L. blacksmith;
b. 8 Burroughs
George
Pickering
H. Reynolds),
mfrs.
A. shoemaker,
F. stockfitter,
Edwgrd,
0
b. do.
h. 26
Ernest A. clerk, 42 Maple, h. 22Braman
IGHARDSON
ERNEST
S. machine
town
D. S. H. b. do.
Dennis,
mor. worker,
Maul-ice,mor.
dresser,
Timothy,
rem. from
Bedding
Maple,
D. S. H. b. do.
b. 44 Burley
Mrs. asst.
dept.
Annie
Charles
Charles
Catherine,
ors, 89 Maple
Samuel
S. Rapkin
Rayfuse
Reynolds
h. 193 Elliott
George E. shipper (S.), h. 66 High
George M. b. 16 Chester
Walter F. lea. worker, h. 17 Endicott
William H. gardener, h. 53 Ash
Radford William
P. (W. P. Radford &
Co. 161 Wash. S.), h. 48 High
Rainville
Ovila, mor. worker, b. 9 Hardy
Ramsay Florence A. b. 472 Maple
Matilda A. debeased
Ramsdell George H. farmer, h. 18 Centre
Mary G. b. 18 Centre
Rand Edith
E. stenog.
(Union
station,
B.), b. 242 Locust
h. 28 School
Otis H. asst. cook, D.S.H.
Charles,
mor.
dresser,
underwear
RACKLIFF ABBIE E. h. '77 Water
Alonzo A. engineer,
6 Lawrence,
h.
12 do.
Bertha M. b. 53 Ash
Charles F. car conductor,
h. 66 High
h. 11 Merrill
h. 99 Collins
Mary J. wid.
Rennard
Rennick
Reydon
E. machinist,
b. 11 Merrill
James H. shoemaker,
b. 80 Holten
Josephine
A. clerk (S.), b. 11 Merrill
Julia E. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 11Mer-
Elizabeth
A. stitcher, b. 40 Putnam
Genevieve
G. bookkeeper,
120 Holten, 13. 40 Putnam
James S. fireman, b. 40 Putnam
Frank
66 Maple
D. S. H. b. do.
Sylvan, 1). do.
h. 107 Andover
D. S. H. b. do.
P. h. 97 Sylvan
0.
shoe
lgster,
and DELICIOUS
nothing
STREET.
h. 6 Clark
ICE
CREAM.
injurious.
DANVERS.
MASS.
RICHARDSON
[Danvers.]
Richardson
George F. mor. dresser,
h. 27
School
Gertrude
B. b. 27 School
John F. shoemaker,
D. S. H. b. do.
Sarah I. Mrs. h. 19 Berry
William
J. foreman,
Galvin Putnam
Lumber
00. h. 56 Liberty
Richmond
Etta M. teacher,
h. 22 Clark
Flora
L. teacher
of music,
public
F.
teacher,
Holten
high
school,
b. 4 Putnam
William,
carpenter,
h. 92 Holten
Richsher
Rickaby
Ridley
Sarah
E. Wid.
Lyman,
George
Riley
h.
Rimer
Samuel,
Roach
Bell
John,
hand,
tailor,
laborer,
1-ms.
1). 44 Barley
38 Maple,
h. 5 1-2
h. 72 Green
Charles
W. painter,
h. 17 Walnut
Fred
H. asgt. 19 High,
h. 9 Ash
John,
John
L. Mrs. ‘D. 37 Popes
mason,
h. 12 Walnut
W. painter,
b. 12 Walnut
Clarence
O. trav. salesman
h. 16 Central ave.
Daniel C. farmer,
b. 49 Green
E. rubber
Roope
Georgia
Ropes
Bessie
Inst.
OPES
Charles
Reuben
Frank
H. (Roberts
Harriet
Harry
P. sten.
R. farm
(B.),
hand,
Durkee),
54
b. 65 Centre
b. 8 Green
James L. supt.streets,
h. 8 Porter
John F. (Oliver
Roberts
Sons), 155
Andover,
h. do.
Joseph
Leslie,
P. rem
to Gloucester
rem. to Belfast,
Me.
Loren H. automobiles
(B.), b. Park
Martha A. wid. Charles P. h. 93 Pine
Mary E. bookkeeper
(Pea.),
b. 65
Centre
Oliver Sons (Edmund
C. and John
F.), market
gardeners,
155 Andover
[1910
Ruth P. wid. Oliver,
died Jan. 21,
ofi Engli-
asst.
librarian,
b. 19 Locust
Pea.
M. b. 5 River
P.
1 Hobart.
F. (Ropes
h. at Salem
Edward
(J. E.
L. wid.
ave.
b. ofi Enb.
and grain,
page 871
Emma
and
worker,
BROS. (Willis
H. Reuben
W.
and Charles F. Ropes),hay,
flour
J.
b. 6 Central
Summer
(Wenham),
s. r. ft. Bradave.
[Conant
1ea.Worker,
b . J. Bai1ey’s,
53 Summer
D. mor. worker,
b. D. F.
dicott
n. R. R.
William,
car conductor,
cott at brick
yard
E. b. Park
Maple,
ave.
Rooney's
Daniel
F. iron worker,
h. off Endicott 11. Railroad
J. Francis,
mor. dressenh.
28 High
John,
mason’s
tender,
D. S. H. b,do.
(B.),
h. 65 Centre
opp.
Edward
street
George M.
Rood John, h.
Rooney Daniel
Edmund
C. (Oliver
Roberts
Sons),
155 Andover,
h. 141 do.
Edna W. b. 65 Centre
Elizabeth
R. Mrs. died July 26, 1909
Elwood D. farmer,
h. 49 Green
J. Albert,
h. 11
ant
North
Rollins
lane
Roberts
Edith
Hampshire
Worker,
Custis,
clerk
and
usher
D. S. H.
1). do.
Roche
John,
clerk,
4 High,
rms. 28 Park
John
J. lab. h. 72 Green
Robert
b. 30 Liberty
Minnie I. b. 30 Liberty
Thomas L. mor. dresser, b. 48 Conant
Robbins
Bertha, shirt make:-,b.12
Walnut
Hazel
shoe
Robinson
Frank W. clerk (S.), h. 3 PleasMary, necktie maker, h. 6 Burroughs
42 Poplar
27 Maple,
teacher,
to New
E.
Dudley P. oflice (50 State,
B.),
h. North opp. Summer
Josephine
F. Wid. George
W. h.
John, waiter, 1-ms. 40 High
[erty
Roache Anna L. shoe Worker, b. 30 LibE. Josephine,
D. rem.
Joseph
Rogers
h. 73 High
School, h. do.
H. druggist,
28 Elm
John,
farm
city
D.
b. 5 Charter
J. teamster,
James
Oliver
Robidas
Roch
Char1es,rem.
to New York
Susan B. wid. '1‘. Frederick
h. 18 Ash
Lyman, died Nov. 14, 1909
Rier Charles A. fisherman,
Rigby Francis
P. grocer,21
913
& Durkee (Frank H. Roberts and
Grover
C. Durkee),
gents’ furnishings,
54 Maple
Robertson
Andrew
B. foreman,
29 Maple, h. 32 Cherry
George T. farmer,
rms. 4 Oak
Lucy P. wid. Uriah, b. 49 Poplar
Perry
schools,
h. 22 Clark
Sarah,
h. 22 Clark
Sarah
ROWE
Roberts
Maple,
Jo
E.
Bros.),
Ropes
See
opp.
1 Hobart,
&
00.),
24
h. 19 Locust
&
000
(J.
Edward
stove
dealers
and
Maple.
See page
W. (Ropes
ROPBS),
plumbers,
977
Bros.),
24
1 Hobart,
h. at Salem
Willis
H.
(Ropes
h. at Salem
Bros.),
1 Hobart,
[Liberty
Ross Augusta
C. wid. George
L. h. 70
Frank
W. bookkeeper
(Woodman
Bros. & Ross), b. 12 Water
John N. attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
John '1‘. (Woodman
Bros. & Ross),
Mill 11. Water, h. 12 Water
Leland J. hardware,
53 Maple, h. 46
Locust
Mary E. wid. J. Bradley; h.46 Locust
William
J. boxmaker,
h. 18 Clinton
ave.
Rougvie
Francis
W. rem. to Beverly
Rowe L. Lillian,
wid. Frederick,
11. 14
Cottage ave.
LARGETOURINGCAR For Hire 5 or 7 PASSENGERS
DANVERS AUTO STATION,
16 ELM ST., DANVERS.
914
ROWELL
[Danvers.]
Rowell Gideon, gardener, h. 26 River
J esse S. carpenter,
h. 42 Cherry
Mary E. wid. Walter G. b. 15 River
Rowley George I. rem. to Middleton
Roy Dora, domestic
at 20 Poplar
Buddy
Martin D. mor. worker,
h. 39
River
Michael M. mor. dresser, h. 60 Water
Ruggles Richard, lab. b. 44 Burley
Ramsey Eflie L. lamp worker, b. 80 Elliott
[Conant
Rundlett
Beatrice B. lamp worker, b. 54
Carolyn E. K. b. 142 Holten
Charles N. died May 21, 1910
Dorothy
T. clerk,
60 Maple,
b. 54
Conant
Elmer
M. shoe
Fannie
F.
cutter,
wid.
W.
Lena M. clerk (S.), b. 142 Holten
Rufus A. mor. worker, h. 54 Conant
Susan J. wid. Charles, h. 154 Holten
A. bookkeeper,
88
Holten,
132 do.
Albert W. carpenter,
Austin
S. farm hand,
Benjamin
F. farmer,
market
dover,
b. 57 Endicott
h. 57 Endicotl:
gardener,
farm hand,
100 An-
b. 7 Bridge
watchman,
D.
S.
H
0. night watchman,
h. 77 High
J. Mrs.
shoe
Worker,
11. 57
Adams
Walter
J. teaming,
Warren
Sager
'7 Endicott,
H. laborer,
Otis
shoe
11. do.
b. 9 Pleasant
worker,
0. tinsmith,
Elizabeth
Armie,
h. Whipple
Joseph,
shoe
ave.
Maple
St. Pierre
wid.
Cornelius,
Henry
Lewis
7 Bay
brick
h.
25
View
COLLEGE
Summer
page 180
maker,
cor.
h. 40 En-
C. supt.
h. 11
of schools,
W. h. 20 Berry
[Hobart
Minerva
B. wid.
Joseph
E. h. 103
Rosetta
R. wid. John, b. 11 Winthrop
William
N. McKay
stitcher,
b. 103
Hobart
Sanders
Nathaniel
S. H. 11. 36 Spring
Sanford
Daniel C. B. car conductor,
11.
11 Poplar
Ethel A. b. 48 High
Sanger Geo. J. clergyman,
h. 19 Berry
Sargent
Caddie
O. housekeeper
at 1'7’?
Nichols
Clarence
R. farmer,
Herbert
L. jeweller
b. 13 Bridge
(S.),
h. 8 Put-
nam
Savary
Olive
Savory
Frank
Sawyer
[ten
B. wid.
Henry
T. driver,
Samuel
Scampton
S. b. 10 Berry
h. 42 High
L. died
Edward
h. 112 Hol-
Feb.
G.
18, 1910
chauffeur,
b. 26
Franklin
George H. messenger,
11 Maple, h.
26 Franklin
[12 Lawrence
Schoppe Emily T. Mrs. housekeeper
at
Schwenke
Alfred
L. machinist,
h. 26
Barley ave.
Scott Dora A. wid. Abijah, b. 54 Wenham
Isabella M. nurse, D. S. H. b. do.
John
S. mason,
Lillian
E. nurse,
Thomas
William,
Searle
h. 2 Lindall
D. S. H. b. do.
G. attend.
carpenter,
J. William,
Seabury
Gasoline,
DHNYEBS
EHBHEE,
2 CHERRY
Prop.
Bros.),
See opp.
Peter,
Sanborn
Florence,
b. 49 Ash
George A. driver, rms. 146 Maple
J. E. NIGHTINGALE,
b.
dicott
Salo Hilya,
domestic,
b. 155 Center
Salvador
Lena, b. 154 Water
[Winthrop
Scoville
G. teacher (B.), b. 25 Clark
A. clerk, b. 25 Clark {Clark
J.
cutter,
PREPAB.A’l‘0RY
(Xaverian
Spring.
b. 141 Maple
b. 141
h. 145 Maple
Alfred G. carpenter,
h. 7 Bay
View ave.
[ave.
Antonio,
shoemaker,
b. 7 Bay View
Delfa, b. 7 Bay View ave.
Eva, b. 7 Bay View ave.
[ave.
Arthur
H. shoemaker,
h. 8 Ma.ple ave.
James
H. tinsmith,
h. 141 Maple
Ryan Agnes
Charles
blacksmith,
St. Clair
Ruxton
Oscar,
J.
Horace F. mor. dresser,
Nellie F. b. 112 Holten
h. 28 Preston
John S. brick layer, h. 340 Maple
Mary E. b. 43 Hobart
[hart
Mina L. Mrs. housekeeper
at 28 HoPercy E. teamster,
b. 37 Endicott
Ralph
Susan
Michael
Mary J. b. 20 Berry
b. '7 Holten
h. do.
M. night
13. 23 River
J. wid. John J. b. 50 Dayton
SADLEB CHARLES J. h. 10 Charles
River,
11. 8 Burley
ave.
Herbert,
rem. to Methuen
John
worker,
b. 25
Stephen E. plumber, D. S. H. b. do.
Ryer Alfred, mor. dresser, h. 49 Ash
Florence,
b. 49 Ash
Lillian M. b. 49 Ash
b.
David H. shoemaker,
h. 43 Hobart
Edmund N. market gardener. 7 Clinton ave. 11. do.
[Putnam
Eliza A. dressmaker,
83 Elm, b. 33
Ella F. housekeeper
at 94 Liberty
Ernest W. mor. worker,
h. 27 Braman
George, coal, etc. 24 Water 11. Mill,
55 Maple; yard and wharf, foot
James,
J. mor.
(B.),
Kathryn
'1‘. J0lIN’S
shire
Chandler,
James
h. '71
Fred M. shoe cutter, h. 132 Bolton
F. Burleigh,
b. 132 Holten
George 0. shoemaker.
h. 22 Hamp-
Russell
Ryan Joseph A. trav. salesman
Clark
h. 142 Holten
Edward
Maple
Viola
SEARLE
D. S. H. b. do.
h. 29 Fowler
rem.
to Nova
Scotia.
Frank
W. prin.
Maple and
Charter st. schools, b. 8 Ash
Charles P. pres. scalvin Putnam
Lumber
William
Supplies
ST.,
Co. h. at Boston
F. editor
(S.),
and
DANVERS.
h. 37 Elliott
Sundries.
Tel. 33-2
[Danvers.]
SEARS
Horace
Robert
S.),
and
37
Cherry,
G. farmer, h. 408 Locust
K. h. Locust
opp. Country
club
Seeley
Elizabeth,
b. Berry
Tavern
Sexton
Michael,
rem. to Topsfield
William
P. rem. to New York City
Seymour
Albert,
rem. to Salem
Martin,
prin. Danversport
school,
b.
3 Pickering
Clarence,
Shackley
[ing
h. 36 Picker-
mason,
page 981
Grace M. student,
b. 25 Harbor
Mabelle
R. b. 25 Harbor
Perley
Phebe
S. Henry,
Charles
Donald
W. engineer,
B. & M. R. R. h.
2 Butler
ave.
Shafer
Melville
A. pastor,
h. 19 Essex
Shangraw
Charles
M. carpenter,
h. 4
River View ave.
Shattuck
Herbert
W. caretaker,
h. 123
Preston
[Braman
James
S. wid.
E. rem.
James
P.
Warren,
b.
sta.
b. 70 Water
gxarket
h.
John
gardener,
see
D. S. H. b. do.
D. S. H. b. do.
J. h. 5 Bell
E. Mrs.
Susan
V. bookkeeper,
Walter
Bay View
William
Alice
F. _ins.
agent,
11. 14
M. b. 4 Braman
b.
[man
4 Bra-
William A. (Shirley & Fowle),
38-40
Ash, h. 4 B1-aman
HIRLEY & FOWLE (William
A. Shitley and Walter S. Fowle), florists
and proprs. Walnut Grove Conservatory,
38 and 40 Ash.
See
Simonds
engineer,
Nathaniel
Dan.
12
Electric
G. (Salem),
s. 1'. 109
OLD TOWN
Skinner
Clinton,
Winfred
Slade
'79 Elm,
h. do.
F. machinist,
h. 14 Oak
rem. to Middleton
W. teamster,
h. 3 Charter
Madeline
L. student,
b. 113 Collins
Mark, coachman,
F. Peabody's,
h.
113 Collins
[113 Collins
Rosamond
F. bookkeeper
(S.), b.
A. clerk
Sleeper Albert C.
Small Edward D.
roughs
Edward
H.
Eldridge
F.
Conant
Florence
A.
Francis
J.
(B,),
b.
113
Collins
carpenter, h. 220 Locust
electrician,
b. 27 Bur[roughs
shoemaker,
b. 27 Burmaster
mariner,
h. 29
[High
stem. 27 Hobart,
b. 61
apprentice,
roughs
John D. shoe Worker,
b.
27
Bur-
b. 61 High
M. Elizabeth,
b. 61 High
[ave.
Patrick
J. machinist,
h. 1 River View
Warren
F. carpenter,
h. 9 Fellows
William F. machinist,
Smalley Evelyn, teacher,
CANOES
MAPLE
h. 157 Holten
Charles
tral
50
D. S. H. b. do.
24 Locust,
h. 2
ave.
Sing Moy, laundry,
h. do.
BUTLER,
h.
Sims Ella M. b. 124 Sylvan
Joseph C. farmer, b. 124 Sylvan
Mary A. Wid. Hugh W. h. 124 Sylvan
Siner William,
foreman,
Clapp & Tap-
966
Shopie Emily Mrs. b. 12 Lawrence
Shuts William
P. produce,
39 Summer,
A.
P. O.
ave.
Simmons
Edwin
F. rem. to Salem
Orietta,
wid. James
S. rem. to Salem
Pearl,
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
William
D. S. H. b. do.
Bessie
H. b. 4 Braman
Nina. B. sten.
128 Maple,
F.
A.
b. 35 Clark
carrier,
Light station,
11. 22 Wadsworth
William A. (U. S. N.), b. 35 Clark
nant
May C. V. nurse,
Shirley
b. 20 Lawrence
A. letter
1ey’s,
Shedd Martha, wid. Josiah, h. 257 Centre
Shepard Bertha M. b. 8 Ash
Eli, laborer, h. 97 Conant
Eliza M. wid. Charles H. h. 8 Ash
George E. b1acksmith’s
helper, b. 97
Conant
Thomas A. hostler, h. 3 Fellows
Sherry Fred T. dentist, 29 Elm, h. 32 O0-
Mjchagl
Purchase
b. 13 Clark
Sarah
O’Shea
page
L. clerk,
Butler
J. farm hand, b. 171 Pine
A. farm hand, b. 81 Collins
F. bottom
finisher,
b. 5 Bell
Shinnick
b.
h. 35 Clark
Perley
Simpson Lester, attendi
Wallace E. variety,
h. 81 Collins
Margaret, cook,
Mary, laundress,
Thomas
8'7 Holten,
Preston
0.
F. farmer,
Patrick
Thomas
Thomas
81 Collins,
M. bookkeeper,
Malcolm,
Page
William
H.
shoe
Worker,
11. 381
-Shea Agnes
V. forewoman
(S.),
b. 5 Bell
Delia,
boxmaker,
b. 16 Mill
John,
24
[35 Clark
James M. (U. S. N.), b. 35 Clark
Julia, wid. Archibald
W. h. 13 Clark
8
R. R.
h. 25 Harbor
D. forester,
b. 35 Clark
A. bookkeeper
(B.),
h.
Helen
14 Elm, h. 14
[Andover
Elizabeth
M. b. 5 Bell
Henry W. agt. Danversport
mason,
Wadsworth
to So. Kingst-.on,N.H.
painter,
M. clerk, h. 157 Holten
S. b. 26 River
Sillars Alexander
M. h. 171 Holten
Archibald
W. died Nov. 14, 1909
Ernest
Shaw Augusta
915
Sias Albert E. edge maker, h. 196 Locust
Sidmore A. Roger, transit man, B. & M.
R. R. b. 25 Harbor
IBMORE BERTRAM II. mason and contractor, 4O Poplar,
h. do.
See
EARS GEORGE B. judge First District
Court of Essex 00. also lawyer
(114 Wash.
h. do.
SMALLEY
STREET,
b. 61 High
h. 11 1-2 Cen-
ave.
CANOE
PADDLES
ACCESSORIES
DANVEBS,
and
MASS
916
[Danvers.]
SMART
Smart Helen D. b. 31 Conant
Willis E. (W. E. Smart
& 00.),
37
Maple, h. 31 Conant
W. E. & Co. (Willis
E. Smart and
Arthur
0. Kelly),
grocers,
37
Maple
Smiley Ellen, wid. James, h. 18 Purchase
Margaret
J. b. 18 Purchase
Smith Adam D. supervisor,
D. S. H. h.
17 Hathorne
ave.
Annie,
Arthur
Wid. Martin,
K. shoemaker,
b.
Porter
b. 12 Cherry
Bertha E. lamp Worker, b. 8 Charter
Gatharine
D. wid. W. Morton,
b.
13 Clark
[oust
Charles W. surveyor
(S.), b. 269 L0Clarence
G. moulder,
b. 67 Adams
Clementina
Mrs. h. 46 High
[ver
Edward
D. machinist,
h. 156 AndoEdwin B. h. 127 Sylvan
[Water
Elizabeth
A. Wid. Charles
H. h. 73
Ellen A. b. 19 Cottage ave.
Emily,
b. 19 Cottage
Frederick,
19 Cottage
h. do.
ave.
[ave.
L. teamster,
Ida E. attend.
Jane,
wid.
b. 13 Charles
D. S. H. 1). do.
David,
11. 4 Centre
Joseph H. lab. h. 14 Charter
Joseph
W. teamster,
b. 4 Central
ave.
Julia A. b. 145 Sylvan
Julia M. b. 73 Water
Leander,
tool maker, h. 21 Braman
Letitia,
b. 74 Sylvan
3
Lewis M. farmer,
h, 308 Andover
Lucy, 13. 102 Centre
Mark,
Martin
rem.
P. died
Apr. 2, 1910.
Raymond,
mason’s 1}e1per, h. 86 1-2
Liberty
[bart
Raymond
W. teamster,
h. 28 1-2 HoRussell,
attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
Sarah A. wid. S. Albert,
h. 9 Poplar
Walter E. station agt. B. & M. R. R.
(Howes),
h. 8 Charter
Ward W. rem. to Salem
William
E. attend.
D.S. H. b. do.
William
E. h. 147 Holten
William
F. engineer,
b. 86 Centre
Snow Alfred C. fireman,
D. S. H. 19. do.
Ellen, wid. Moses, rem. to Auburn,
Me.
Snyder James R. rem. to Marblehead
Soper Celia A. Mrs. h. 88 Liberty
Alphonso,
Dennison
F. shoe cutter,
h. 29 Elm
Elmer
0. driver,
h. 21A Water
Jemi)ie('iM. Mrs. dressmaker,
29 -Elm,
. 0.
Sally D. Wid. Albert J. b. 49 Poplar
Spearel
Edward,
foreman,
128 Maple,
1-ms. 24 Cherry
[cott
Spears
Alice
h. 11 Mead
South Walter W. machinist.
h. 143 Maple
Souther
Edward
M. b. 123 Dayton
Eliza
C. Wid. Elbridge
G. h. 121
Centre
Sarah E. h. 123 Dayton
F. shoe
Worker,
Edward
J. cur:-ier,
Thomas
cott
F. mor.
dresser,
William
A. mor.
dresser,
Spencer
Alvin
Harry
B. tinsmith,
A. driver,
b. 41 Endi-
h. '7 Clinton
'72 Holten
Arthur,
towerman,
ave.
b. 41 Endi[cott
h. 41 Endi41 Maple,
b.
[72 Holten
B. & M. R. R. h.
11. 122 Holten
Harry W. janitor,
b. 72 Holten
Spidell
Annie 0. housekeeper,
Nurses’
Nellie
Splaine
Home,
D. S. H. b. do.
G. nurse,
Q. S. H. b. do.
Charles
F. mot.
dresser,
b. 10
Chestnut
Florence
M. b. 11 Pleasant
ave.
Henry,
lab. b. 10 Chestnut
Michael,
lab. h. 11 Pleasant
ave.
Michael
J. helper,
11.11 Pleasant
ave.
Nellie,
b. 11 Pleasant
ave.
[do.
Spofford
Charles
A. clerk,
85 Elm,
b. 23
Frank M. clerk (8.), h. 8 Cherry
Mabelle,
teacher
(Rockport),
b. 8
Cherry
Ralph P. clerk, P. 0. b. 8 Cherry
M Sproat John, blacksmith,
la. 83 Conant.
TANDARD ORAYON MNFG. 00. (Joseph
F. Hoyt: and
61 Putnam.
Stanley
Charles
ty,
to Beverly
Mary 0. Wid. Charles E. h. 73 Water
Soucy
Southwick
Edwin, h. 13 Bridge
Thomas
H. b. 74 Sylvan
Spaulding
Albert
J. crossing
tender,
Maple st. crossing,
b. 20 Trask
ave.
painter,
Frederick
G. painter,
h. 7 Pillsbury
George H. ins. (S.), h. 14 Putnam
Georgianna
D. h. 116 Sylvan
Herbert
D. b. 7'? High
Howard
STAPLES
Henry
N. Comey),
See page 971
S. provisions,
11. do.
6’? Liber[Lawrence
Edith M. bookkeeper,
14 Elm, b. 26
Edward A. section hazid, h. 24 Chestnut
George
Lewis
[rence
T. mor.
dresser,
E. machinist,
h. 26 Law-
b. 127 Elliott
Walter J. surveyor
(B.), h. 24 Vineyard
[26 Lawrence
William B. agt. E. div. R. R. sta. h.
William
E. shoe laster, h. 127 Elliott
Staples
Alson,
Bros.
rem.
to Gharlestown
(George
E. and Herbert
W.),
wheelwrights.
Liberty
11. High
Carleton
h.
Carrie
Charles
Elmer
Frank
xGeorge
C. emp.(U.
S. M. 00.
Bev.),
4 Sea View ave.
M. b. 18 Ash
H. shoemaker,
h. 18 Ash
F. box maker, 1). 103 Elliott
O. grocer, 4 Water, b. 8 Mill
E. (Staples
Bros.),
Liberty,
h. 9 Trask
Harry G. shoe Worker, b. 42 High
Herbert
W. (Staples Bros.), Liberty,
h. 103 Elliott
W.
Herbert,
clerk,
b. 42 High
Room
and
Ice
Gream
Parlors.
Dining
DANVERS
HORACE s. EMERSON, 25 MAPLE STREET,
[Danvers.]
STEELE
Steele
Leslie
J. car
& M.
h.
89
Strout
E. rem. to
[High
Stuart
inspector,
B.
R. R. h. 37 Forest
William
H. trav.
salesman,
Liberty
Ida S. wid.
Roxbury
Steeves
Steinberg
Stetson
Jacob,
Abbie
Charles
H.
F.
keeper
tailor,
19
E.
teacher,
Elm,
h. '73
Water
st.
h. 169 Holten
wid.
William
H.
house-
at 30 Liberty
Steutermann
Alice E. sten. (B.), b. 351
Andover
[dover
Clara F. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 351 AnHenry K. farmer, h. 351 Andover
John
H. stockfitter,
h. 7 Buxton
rd.
Martin
A. farmer,
b. 351 Andover
Marg;
dressmaker,
351 Andover,
. 0.
A. Lillian,
Stevens
nurse,
b. 237 Maple
P. shoe
mnfr.
(Newb’t),
Poplar
Laura A. stitcher,
b. 23 Clark
Stewart
Christie,
Ward
maid,
D.
H.
b. do.
[Pine
Stickney
Charles E. meat cutter,
h. 28
Charles W. h. 82 Locust
Stimpson
Edward
A. janitor,
h. 28 Elm
George
0. rec. teller (Nat’1 Shawmut Bk. B.), h. 38 Elm
Hattie
F.
page
Fred
E. shoe cutter,
b. 28 Wads-
h. 11 Harbor
A. engineer,
Ira, died Feb. 4, 1910
Rebecca,
wid. Ira,
b. 11 Harbor
Stott: Harry,
machinist,
h. 8 River
View
ave.
[11 Lindall
Straw
Mary J. wid. Arthur
W. nurse,
h.
S. Walter,
machine
agt. h. 24 Oak
Streamberg
Mary, Wid. John, b. 13 River
Striley Amy M. student,
b. 133 Newbury
TRILEY
CHARLES
F. insurance
agents,
Mat.
Benefit
Life Ins. Co. Newark, N. J. 133 Newbury,
11. do.
Salem
1.
ofiice,
See page
TRONG EDWARD
Co.
cent
P. 0. building,
rm.
965
F. mgr.
Eagle
Lamp
Inc.
and
Boston
IncandesLamp
00. Inc.
128 Maple,
h. 59 Lindall.
Go to the DANVERS
sch.
F. b. 139 High
2d, cm-rier,
h. 82 Elliott
Dennis S. gardener,
h. 132 Sylvan
Ellinor B. stenog. (S.), ‘o. 46 Putnam
Eulalia
A. b. 313 Maple
Florence
J. sten. (B.), b. 46 Putnam
Hannah,
Henry,
Henry
b. 2 Mill st. ct.
clerk,
43 Maple,
b. 16 River
A.
pastor,
Annunciation
Church,
h. 122 High
Henry J. gardener,
b. 132 Sylvan
James.
James
laborer,
D. groc.
h. 16 River
and prov.
43 Maple,
James
D. teamster,
b. 14 School
Jeremiah,
laborer,
h. 2 Mill st. ct.
Joanna,
wid. Michael,
11. 7 Pleasant
ave.
ULLIVAN JOHN, stone breaking
(Wenham);
also teamster
See back cover
AUTO
16 ELM STREET,
contractor,
page
978
20 River,
h. do.
plant
and
See
John, mason’s tender, D. S. H. b. do.
John B. teamster,
h. 75 Elm
worth
Story
Danversport
Clayton,
teamster,
h. 24 Vineyard
Daniel
L. b. 2 Mill st. ct.
Daniel
T. laborer,
h. 42 River
Daniel
W. driver,
h. 46 Putnam
David
J. shoe worker,
b. 287 Locust
(B.), b. 7 Prince
Philip
T. clerk (B.), b. '7 Prince
Thomas
T. h. 9 Prince
Walter
T. shoe cutter,
h. 7 Prince
William
teacher,
h. 47 High
973
D. salesman
M.
b. 12 Wadsworth
Anme T. housekeeper
at 122 High
Charles,
clerk (B.), 11. 77 Water
b. 28 Elm
Eliza A. wid. Jacob,
rem. to Middleton
[Charter
George, shoe repairer,
31 High, h. 15
TONE GEORGE W. contractor
and
builder,
49 Locust,
h. do.
See
Stone
Harold
Alice
Dennis,
h. 28
S.
Catherine
A. teacher,
Charter
st.
school, b. at Everett
Sturgis
William
L. foreman
(S.), h. 28
Berry
[Chelsea
Sugrue
Ellen,
Wid. Jeremiah,
rem. to
John J. rem. to Chelsea
Sullivan
Agnes,
lamp
Worker,
b. '7
Pleasant
ave.
[st. ct.
Alice L. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 2 Mill
Delia
Cassie,
h. 196 Centre
Ella M. nurse,
b. 23 Clark
James
E. shoe cutter,
h. 20 Cherry
John
917
Rhoda M. wid. Edward
L. rem.
to Fairhaven
J ulia. E. Wid. Robert P. b. Fowler
:1. Lawrence
Joseph
school, b. 30 Liberty
[ave.
Alonzo J. clerk (B.), h. 11 Cottage
Maria
SU LLIVAN
Strong
John C. motorman,
John
John
John
h. 139T[igh
F. shoemaker,
h. 273 Locust
F. shoe Worker,
b. 46 Putnam
J. shoemaker,
b. 16 River
John S. teamster,
h. 12 Bell
Joseph M. conductor,
h. 21 Purchase
Katherine
Katherine
Margaret
E. b. 132 Sylvan
H. typewriter,
b. 22 Mill
F. pumper,
b. 46 Putnam
Margaret
Gr. cook, D. S. H. b. do.
Martha F. b. 132 Sylvan ‘
Mary, b. 287 Locust
Mary A. b. 132 Sylvan
[st. ct.
Mary E. bookkeeper
(L.), b. 2 Mill
Mary A. wid. Dennis J. h. 48 Conant
Mary E. stitcher,
b. 7 Pleasant
ave.
Mary J. b. 42 River
Mary M. domestic
at 92 Locust
Mercy A. bookkeeper
(Pea.),
b. 82
Elliott
STATION
for Repairs
and
Supplies.
®DANVERS.
918
SULLIVAN
Sullivan
Michael,
rem.
[Danvers.]
to Peabody
YLVESTER 00. (THE),
Danvers
Iron
Works,
128 Water (Boston
sales
oflice, 141 Milk).
See page 969
Herbert
W.
supt.
Danvers
Iron
Works,
b. 162 High
John P. treas.
The Sylvester
Co. 11.
at Somerville
Symonds
Claire M. student,
b. 152 1101ten
[ten
Mary E. wid. William F. h. 152 HolOrrin G. clerk, h. 171 Maple
see Simonds
Michael
J. asst. pastor Annunciation
church,
b. 122 High
Minnie, emp. D. S. H, b. do.
Nellie C. b. 20 River
Nellie M. nurse,
h. 12 Wadsworth
Nora A. b. 42 River
Nora G. b. 16 River
Patrick
F. teamster,
h. '74 Purchase
Rebecca
A. wid. Tlmothy
J. h. 287
Locust
Rebecca. A. b. 287 Locust
Sarah J. h. 132 Sylvan
Tessie A. b. 82 Elliott
Thomas
J.
Timothy
dresser,
b. 7 Pleas-
dresser,
worker,
b. 2 Mill
b. 287 L0-
ave.
[st.
J. mor.
J. shoe
cust
William,
CLAYTON S. foreman
(U. S. M.
00. Bev.), h. 155 Maple
APLEY G. RALPH (C. R. Tapley
Co.
31 Milk, B.), and real estate and
insurance,
26 Washington,
h. do.
See page 964
[Washington
Emma
F. teacher
(Mald.),
b. 30
Gilbert A. pres. Danvers Nat’1 Bank,
11. 111 High
[ton
Helen P. clerk (S.), h. 30 Washing.
Herbert
S. ins. solicitor,
h. 23 Holten
TAINTEB
h. 42 Putnam
J. mor.
ant
Timothy
Timothy
ct.
b. 4 Centre
William
B. attorney-at-law
mont
bldg.
B.),
(535 Tre-
h. 126 Pine
Sutherland
Kate F. wid. John D. h. 4
Burroughs
Suvajian
Leon, attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
Sven John, emp. (U. S. M. 00. Bev.), b.
2 River View ave.
Svenson Hans, cutter (U. S. M. 00. Bev.),
h. 125 High
Martin,
rem. to Lynn
[mon
Swain
Isabel
Tapp
rem.
As
Emma,
Jeremiah,
Lizzie
J.
currier,
waitress,
Eva
Beacon
M. stenog.
Tebbetts
see
James M. shoe cutter,
h. 12 Beacon
Sweetser
J ewett B. h. 64 Centre
Swift Henry M. asst.
physician,
D. S. H.
Mary E. wid.
Swindell
Burpee
Minnie,
Swinerton
Sidney
A. laborer,
A. teamster,
h. 61 Holten
h. 135 Pine
64 Adams,
h. do.
b. 64 Adams
John
P. died
F. clerk,
Dec. 6, 1909
b. 32 Braman
Rev. Bro. prof.
St. John’s
Prep.
College, b. do.
Sylvester
Benjamin
F. pres. The Sylvester 00. 128 Water, h. 162 High
Michael
Maple,
(Pea.),
runs.
11
ust
h. 156 L0-
33 Maple,
to Lawrence
b. 31 High
Mary E. Wid. Francis,
Adolphus,
Maple
Charles
H.
D. S. H.b. do.
J. hairdresser,
Alvie,
painter,
h. 83 High‘
farm hand,
11. 512
b. 33 High
Theodore
S. deceased.
Thomas Edgar P. carpenter,
b. 24 Green
Frank L. carpenter,
h. 30 Central ave.
Henry H. clerk, b. 115 Centre
Joseph,
stone mason, h. 115 Centre
Joseph
E. farm hand, b. 115 Centre
Mary E. Mrs. housekeeper
at 7 En»
dicott
William
M. printer,
b. 115 Centre
Thompson
Edna P. treasurefls
asst.
S. H. b. do.
DHNVBBS
GHBHBE,RENTING,
Prop.
Oct. 25, 1909
58
F. attend.
Thomas
Thibedeau
Sylvan
J. E. NIGHTINGALB,
died
clerk,
h. 159 do.
Thaddeus
Rev. Bro. rem.
James T. ‘b. 124 Pine
M. teamster,
b. 64
Adams
Elden
A. teamster,
L.
Tibbetts
Thibodeau
b. do.
Isaiah
James
Teehan
-Terrio
b. 12 Beacon
b. 30 Clark
T1-ask
Lester K. shipper
b. 48 River
D. S. H. b. do.
(B.),
nurse,
F. Pierce,
Harry
b. 12
h. 3-10
hanger,19
Elm, h. 14 Hampshire.
See page
976
Sophia
D. wid. Horace
S. b. 75 Water
town
Patrick,
laborer,
h. 48 River
Sweetland
Ethel
M. clerk (Pea.),
11. 25 River
D. S. H.
George E. attend.
D. S. H. b. do.
AYLBR JOSEPII N. painter
and paper
to Stoneham
from
worker,
florist,
Pietro,
asst. florist, D. S. H. b. do.
Taylor Almfiada E. Wid. Melbourne,
b. 49
Fred K. shipper,
120 Holten,
h. 8
Grace E. Mrs. corsets,
8 Page, h. do.
Millie M. b. 80 Water
[Purchase
Sweeney
Daniel
F. mor. dresser,
h. 26
H. rem.
mor.
Ettore,
90 Hol-
Maple
[Page
Edward
Joseph,
Tassinari
Orrin F. motorman,
1-ms. 38 High
Swasey Annie P. b. 44 Locust
Esther
A. wid. William
T. h. 44 Locust
B. b. 111 High
Sarah M. died April 1, 1910
Susan W. h. 86 Collins
Walter A. (Clapp & Tapley),
ten, 11. 12 Sylvan
Lester
F. car conductor,
h. 6 DaLester
F. carpenter,
D. S. H. b. do.
Edward,
THOMPSON
2 CHERRY
STREET,
STORAGE
DANVERS.
TEL.
33-2.
D.
[Danvers.]
TIBBETTS
Tibbetts
B.
B.),
Charles
Chester
Eliza
Louis, salesman
(183 Essex,
h. 18 Oak
E. h. 147 High
G. rem. to Peabody
TULLOCI-I
Traill
Trask
Horace S. apoth. (S.), h. 34 Park
Albert W. (estate),
John J. Buckley, mgr. brick mfr. ofi Endicott
Alice E. b. 6 Clinton ave.
A. b. 13 Essex
Jennie
Minnie
Arthur
W. b. 162 Maple
T. Mrs. h. 53 Ash
M. Jennie,
teacher,
b. 65 Water
Robert,
farmer,
Sarah A. wid.
Essex
Sarah F. wid.
Maple
Albert
H.
h. 162Maple
Hartley
S. rem. to Salem
Helen E. b. 77 1-2 High
Laura
E. wid. George
A. rem. to
Peabody
Laura M. rem. to Peabody
Lillian E. rem. to Peabody
Seth, driver, h. 9 Dodge ct.
Tinsley
Harriet
E. steno.
(B.),
b. 17
Wash.
Joanna,
wid. Thomas,
h. 17 Wash.
Thomas
h. 30 Conant
Harold
E.
supt.
Tipert
Henry
hand,
A. market
Toomey
William
H. h. 132
Coles
F. furmture
maid
(S.), h. 70
Trefry
D. S. H. b. do
See page
976
Nancy E. Wid. Henry,
h. 14 Cottage
Trafton
Eugene,
h. 11 Charles
NORWICH
F. A.
BUTLER,
maker,
Worker,
Rosalie,
housekeeper
met
Mary,
wid. James,
T1-ohon
MAPLE
b.
at 85 Sums
[Garfield
ave.
h. Elliott
c.
Anna. D. bookkeeper,
Troy James
128 Liberty,
[shire
E. shoe worker,
E. nurse,
81
h. 76 High
b. at Wenham
b. 22 Hamp-
D. S. H. b. do.
Tuck Julia Mrs. rms. 146 Maple
Tucker
Ethel L. stitcher,
b. 71 Lindall
Etta P. Wid. Lucius E. h. 25 Cherry
Lewis,
electrician,
h. 71 Lihdall
A. h. 102 Gen-
tre
William
Tufts
Aaron
L. electrician.
P. mason,
b. '71 Lindalt
D. S. H.
b. do.
Arthur,
b. 2 High st. ct.
UFTS B. FRANK teaming,
furniture
and piano
mover,
cesspool
and!
vault
work,
43
Cherry,
See page 978
Joseph
P. h. 41 Cherry
UFTS LESTER B. dealer
packing
cases,
h.
In boxes
245 Maple,
do.
and’
b.
43
Cherry.
See page 968
Lewis G. McKay stitcher,
h. 115 Ash
Marcia E. Wid. Wilson 0. b.“115 Ash
Matilda
J. Wid. Edwin N. h. 5 Pickering
[ave.
Sherman
A. teamster,
h. 7 Cottage
William F. mngr. 43 Cherry, 1). do.
Tulloch
Agnes, wid. James, 11. 12 Vine-
BOILERS
50
b. 28 School
box
Mary J. wid. Samuel
0WN SEND HENRY S. painter
and paper hanger,
5 Cottage
ave. h. 6
Trask.
apprentice,
Edouard,
Liberty
Epiphane
S. mor.
.
Towue Ella L. b. 5 Page st. ct.
[ple
George
W. teacher
(S.), h. 428 MaTownsend
Alonzo
P. shoemaker,
b. 14
Cottage
ave.
Francis
E. rem. to Lynn
Harriet
A. wid. Robert S. b. 18 Park
cook,
Joseph,
Tremblay
Daniel
A. farm hand,
h. 125 Ash
James
F. shoemaker,
h. 117 Ash
John
P. shoemaker,
b. 125 Ash
Mary, died Nov. 30, 1909
[Ash
Patrick
H. mason’s
tender,
h.
117
Town
Hall,
Sylvan
c. Holten
Town
Joseph,
mot.
dresser,
h. 23 Wadsworth
Helen,
b. 9 Liberty
18 Maple,
b.
Sarah 0. box finisher,
b. 12 Trask
Thomas
S. painter,
35 Poplar,
11. do.
at 9’? Sylvan
F. b. 125 Ash
Christina
Holten
h. '7 Clark
E. music
teacher,
K. Mrs. millinery,
Mae
h. 91 Maple
crossing,
Berry Tavern
[Wenham
M. Alice, compositor,
29 Maple, b. 3
Percy C. baker, h. 16 Andrew
Trowt
fireman,
Elliott
Catherine,
Mary
Mary
h. 9
109 Col-
h. 12 Trask
and flagman,
Jesse F. salesman
(B.), b. 35 Poplar
LevihA;1market
gardener,
5 Liberty,
. 0.
h. 110 Collins
Nunzio,
Tompkins
st.
b. 110 Collins
gardener,
hand,
1V]IEz[u'yhJ.
wid.
13
Tomasello
dept.
A. carpenter,
Ira. F. carpenter
Trohello
lins, h. do.
Joseph
S. farm
Tobin
moth
P. b. 35 Poplar
Henry
b. 9 Franklin
Franklin
Abram,
farm
E. driver, h. 11 Central ave.
S. b. 9 Liberty
[erty
S. wid. Charles P. h. 9 LibB. furniture
1-epai1'er,21 High,
Edgar
Esther
Esther
Frank
William
J. plumber,
D. S. H. b. do.
Tinkham
Charles
E. mor.
Worker,
h. 11
Hobart
[van
George
E. mot.
worker,
h. 121 Syl-
E. forester,
b. 35 Poplar
Liberty
13
Stella M. b. 147 High
see Tebbetts
Tidy John, laborer,
h. 3 School
Tierney
John, laborer,
h. 11 1-2 Hobart
John P. teamster,
b. 4 Central ave.
John
E. painter,
Caroline
W. h. 3 Wenham
"
Catharine
F. vvid. Albert:
W. h. 6
Clinton
ave.
Charles E. clerk (B.), b.78 Liberty
Charles
J.
bookkeeper
(B.), b. 9
st. school,
h. 5 Pope’s lane
Benjamin
B. h.
919
yard
HOT WATER and STEAM FOR
HOUSE HEATING
STREET,
DANVERS,
MASS
920
[Danvers.]
TULLOCH
Tulloch
Annie A. b. 12 Vineyard
Carl B. b. 12 Vineyard
Etta P. clerk, (State House,
12 Vineyard
B.), b.
[12 do.
James
W. florist,
r. 12 Vineyard,
h.
William,
farmer,
b. 12 Vineyard
Turenne
Aristide,
mor.
worker,
h. 20
Andrew
Turkington
Helen
rium,
C. Wid. Oliver,
96 Centre,
Kilby,
L. mgr.
Tutko
Paul,
Tuttle
Mary
(70
B.),
also,
Locust
Grove
Farm,
127 Locust,
h. do.
and
milk
John,
Vining
dealer,
H.
market
55 Ash,
h. do.
b. 22 Conant
gardener,
L. Mrs.
[do.
115 Ash,h.
Von
Shaal
b. 92 Green
Emily
M. nurse,
Harley
D. S. H. b. do.
143 H1gh.
See page 588
Henry
F. janitor,
h. 24 Lawrence
Upham
Upton
Alexis
B. shoe
cutter,
h. 71 Day-
ton
Fred
T. farm hand,
Frederick
Hattie
Helen
b. 71 Dayton
D. painter,
h. 23 Ash
VAILE
JOHN,
h. 49 Poplar
shoemaker,
h. 28 Hobart
Margaret
H. student,
b. 28 Hobart
ALENTINE
JOHN F. physician
and
electro
therapeutics;
also private sanitarium,
23 Elm, h. do.
Oflice hours,
2 to 3 and 7 to 8
p.
Van
Horn
m.
Tel.
Charles
I-1. b.
do.
L. farm
hand,
[H.
D. S.
b. do.
Irving F. rem. from town
Verry Mary E. Mrs. h. 370 Maple
B. farmer,
inspector
(U.
S.
M.
h. 12 Bridge
Calvin,
attend.
rem.
Waters,
Waitt
D. S. H. b. do.
& M.
to Salem
163 Centre,
h. do.
Charles W. motorman,
h. 29 Ash
Charlotte
M. Wid. John
W. h. 70
Sylvan
[Oak
Chester E. clerk, High c. Elm, h. 24
George A. b. 16 Chester
George E. mor. Worker, h. 52 Conant
Mary A. Wid. William
H. h. 77 1-2
High
Susie 0. Mrs. h. 16 Central ave.
Charles
cott
P. farmer,
b.
149 Endi-
Fannie L. clerk (S.), b. 150 Sylvan
Nathan
T.
shoe
Worker,
11. 150
Sylvan
[Sylvan
Waldron
Ethel
B. wid. Ralph 0. h. 6
Walker
Charles H. painter,
3 Andrew,
b do
E. lamp
Douglas
Worker,
0. student,
Frank
C. painter,
b. 3 Andrew
b. 5 Cross
b. 16 Locust
Mary L. Mrs. h. 5 Crbss
Nettie I. lamp worker,
b. 3 Andrew
Sarah A. Wid. John, h. 7 Water
Watson J. (W. J. Walker & 00.), 61
Maple,
h. 58 Fowler
William
H. rem. to New
William
H. stone
mason,
Wallace
Hampshire
h. 1 Bell
(Watson
J. Walker),
also bicycles,
61 Ma-
Arthur
h. 85 Summer
Horace S. Emerson
J.
necktie
cutter,
h. 7
Poplar
Clarence
A. farm hand, b. 211 Centre
Helen
E. dressmaker,
7 Poplar,
b. do.
Ira, shoe cutter,
h. 62 Centre
Wesley G. farmer,
h. 211 Centre
ALNUT
GRGVE
CONSERVATORY
(Shirley
& Fowle),
38 and
40
Ash.
Walrath
Walsh
See
page
966
J.
Mrs.
rem.
Carrie
City,
Andrew,
died Nov. 27, 1909
Augustus,
died Mar. 31, 1910
H. Otis, farmer,
h. 177 Nichols
Walter
b. 48 Forest
WADE JOHN, carpenter,
b. 172 Hobart
Wadsworth
Robert C. extracts
and toilet
2-3
Vassilocostas
John,
kitchen
man, D. S.
Vaughan
J. Fred (88 So. Market,
B.), h.
10 Berry
Verry
M.
E.
172
3316
Herbert
G. autos,
174 Elliott,
h. do.
Usher
Kathleen,
nurse,
D. S. H. b. do.
Mrs.
h.
to New Hampshire
W. J. & 00.
hardware;
L. b. 23 Ash
T. b. 71 Dayton
M. Helen
E. forester,
rem.
Chester
UHLIG FELIX J. machinist,
h. 16 Hardy
Underwood
Rebecca,
b. 23 Clark
NION
LEATHER
MEASURING
MACHINE C0. Wm. 0. Hood, agent,
laster,
Louis
D. leverman
(B.
R. R. S.), h. 166 Centre
Walcott
D. S. H. b. do.
M. painter,
WELL
shoe
Co. Bev.),
Twisden
Elizabeth
A. wid. John B. h.
39 Endicott
Tyler Arthur M. machinist,
h. 75 Collins
Arthur
M. machinist,
b. 75 Collins
Edward
M. farmer,
h. '75 Collins
F.
Robert
Louis
Fred
Prelate
Vickery
Vigue
h. do.
runs. 9 Trash:
board,
h 1 River
b. 1 River
George,
Charles
Pine
Harry
sanita-
Earl, shoe worker,
Edwin,
treas.
water
Edwin,
jr. salesman,
La
Vezina
Voorhees
Helen P. stenog. (S.), b. 96 Centre
Oliver 0. student,
b. 96 Centre
Turner
Angie P. wid. Newton
L. b. 150
Centre
prop.
stable,
WARD
George
to Carson
Nev.
L. motorman,
h. 78 High
John
E. stableman,
h. 32 Locust
Lena
M. b. North
11. Summer
William
H. foreman,
h. North
Summer
Walton
11.
J. Clarence,
sec. and treas. Danversport
Rubber
00. h. at Boston
Wardwell
Edwin
R.
fruits
and poultry,
31 Elliott,
h. do.
Elizabeth
F. b. 77 Centre
Ice Cream
at wholesale
26 Maple St.,
and
retail.
DANVERS.
[Danvers.]
VVARDVVELL
Wat-dwell
Gardner
B. clerk
Elliott
William
H. motorman,
Ware
Bertha.
M. Mrs.
Wax-k James,
(B.),
b.
31
Addie
George
h.
11. 8 Garden
F. b. 20 Charles
.
Patrick
R. shoemaker,
b. 67 Centre
clerk,
Thomas
Winfifrgd
61 Maple,
.
Chester,
19 Oak
19 Oak,
Way
0.
John
L. engineer,
A. T. Inc.
and mgr.
Weaver
vice
Webb
Central
ave.
H.
Ralph
K.
S. (Webb
& Mosher
Co.),
Lydia
W. b. 24 Central
Gas
Webber
Charles
Fred
J.
Henry
rem.
James
B.
point
Pearl,
h.
h. 5 Cherry
to Shaplelgh,
(Boston).
music
s.
Me.
r.
teacher,
Hussey's
[b. do.
5 Cherry,
Mary P. b. 150 Holten
Weberg Anton, rem. from town
Carl J. rem. from town
Webster
Bert
Weeks
Charles
Herbert
Welch
Allen
W. car
conductor,
C. painter,
[Berry
rms.
28
b. 17’? Hobart
F. rem.
to Lynn
D. shoe
cutter,
[ten
h. 113 Hol-
Ann
wid. Moses,
h. 113 Holten
Carma
C. wid. A. Frank,
h. 20 Ash
Carrie E. teacher
van
Expert attention to all
repair work.
Ten
years experience.
(Pea.),
b. 57 Adams
nurse,
D.
S.
H.
Everett
L. farm
Frank
Helen
b.
[do.
68 Centre,
b.
h. 305 Maple
hand,
b. 39 Centre
E. attend.
D. S. H.
D. Mrs. b. 11 Park
Henry,
farm hand,
Herbert
James
39
b. do.
h. 2 Lindall
J. carpenter,
b. 39 Centre
L. farmer,
h. 39 Centre
Philip M. student,
1). 11 Park
Wernery
Herman
F. shoemaker,
h. 109
Holten
West
Louis
B. machinist,
Nathaniel,
Western
Union
Telegraph
R. R. station,
\
Maple
Westman
b. 121 Sylvan
h. 3 East
Co. B. & M.
Essex
c. E1111, and
n. Newbury
Julius,
h. 107 Water
Weston
h. '77 Centre
D. car conductor,
Herbert,
L.
39 Maple,
19, 1909
worker,
Clarence
W. clerk,
Edwin
C. carpenter,
4
ave.
P. clerk,
driver,
b. 8 Wash.
do.
Co.
Sarah
E. b. 5 Vineyard
W. Arthur,
mason,
34 Cherry,
h. do.
W. Sylvester,
farmer,
h. 71 Liberty
& Mosher
Co. (Ernest
S. Webb
and
Carlton
B. Mosher),
contractors,
4 Maple
c. Elm,
shop
and mill,
Putnam
[60 Lopust
July
Beatrice,
11. 24
[Peabody
Maple;
also pres.
Liquid
of Mass. h. 18 Trask
(B.), b. 20 Ash
cutter,
H. shoe
Wentworth
Caroline,
Wid.
James
D.
rem.
to
E. Chester,
mason,
h. 78 1-2 Liberty
Ernest
G. clerk (State
House,
B.), b.
24 Central
ave.
Ernest
shoe
School
Moses,
died
pres.
lea. mfrs. Liberty
Inez,
Wid.
Frank,
b.
Pierce’s,
Green
st.
Albert
P. car conductor,
20
John H. teamster,
h. 14 1-2 School
Lillian E. bookkeeper,
b. 117 Holten
Mary J. wid. Nathaniel,
h. 14 1-2
I1. 72 Liberty
F. F. Mansur,
h.
W. clerk,
43 Maple,
h. 8 Wash.
L. farm hand,
b. 143 Maple
Elwyn
Frank
Andrew
C. h. 139 Locust
John,
mason,
D. S. H. b. at Salem
Waugh
33 Water,
Philip
H. farm
hand,
b. 24 Green
William
N. farm hand,
h. 8 Green
Wells
Arthur
N. b. 14 1-2 School
Charles
F. laborer,
h. 143 Maple
b. 67 Centre
F. shoemaker,
h.
E. Mrs.
milliner.
J. foreman,
Hardy
Pauline
M. stenog.
20
James
A. farm hand, b. 67 Centre
LaForest
W. shoemaker,h.2O
Charles
Watts
W. shoe cutter,
h. 10 Rice
Wid. Jacob, h. 9 Ash
Israel
A. bookkeeper,
rms.
8 Sylvan
James,
mor. dresser,
h. 28 Water
Lewis
G. bookkeeper
(B ), h. 12
Burroughs
Lottie A. b. 113 Holten
[Ash
Marion
F. stenog.
128 Maple, b. 20
Mary E. b. 98 Liberty
Nathaniel
R. farmer,
h. 24 Green
h. Liberty
h. 281 Locust;
Emily,
wid. William,
b. 67 Centre
Ethel
W. clerk,
88 Holten,
b.
Charles
F. 1). 24 Green
George
Isabel,
h. 21 Burroughs
21 Wash.
Waters
James,
mor. worker,
William,
rem. to Boston
Edgar
921
Elizabeth
A. h. 17 Essex
Esther
F. b. 10 Rice
Florence,
forewoman,
b. 24 Green
h. 77 Centre
Charles H. h. 118 Sylvan
Henry P. currier,
h. 85 Liberty
Waterhouse
Elmer O. K. shoemaker,
Ralph,
Welch
b. 108 Holten
Warren
Charles,
machinist,
Charles
A. shoemaker,
Watson
W HEELRIGHT
rms.
8 Syl-
Hazel E. teacher
(Middleton),
b.
1'? Poplar
[Lindall
Walter P. clerk (67 Milk, B.), h. 57
William
L. H. rms. 30 Central
ave.
Weyland
Sophia
H. stitcher,
b. 8 Sylvan
Wheaton
Frank
R. box maker,
h. 14 1-2
Cheever
Wheeler
Alfred H. clerk, 27 Maple,
Carrie N. teacher,
b. 28 Cherry
Edwin
A.
station,
agent,
Tapleyville
13. 65 Adams
Roy, clerk
(B.),
V. Frank,
mason,
Wheelright
Daniel
55
[Oak
h. 16
R.
R.
b. 125 Pine
40 Centre,
W. shoe
h.
stitcher,
do.
h.
Centre
Marion, necktie maker,
Maud, b. 55 Centre
b. 55 Centre
DanversAutoStationDJEVEJE,‘
922
[Danvers.]
WHEELRIGHT
Wheelright
Ralph, groceries
and fish, 55
Maple cor. School, 11. 50 Locust
Rita, stenog. b. 55 Centre
Whelan Michael J. farmer, h. 102 Ash
Whipple
D. Henry,
Guy M. prof.
J.
Wiggin
‘o. 10 Putnam
Frank,
letter
Univ.
died
Mar.
Francis
[nant
Charles
H. foreman,
H. h. 19 00h. 180 Locust
Frank W. B. shoe cutter,
View ave.
Harvey
Herbert
E. clerk,
J. painter,
55
h.
Sadie
h.
wid.
Edward
5 Bay
[School
Maple,
h.
49 Locust,
Wilde
Alice
E.
Thomas
William,
farmer,
farmer,
s.
Clara
painter,
b. 267 Centre
Otis
Sarah
Wilkinson
12 Cheever,
972
See
[High
2 CHERRY
NIGHTINGALE,
Prop.
9
b. at Mid[tre
A. h. '73 Can-
boxmaker,
Worker,
h.
42
b. 116 Water
h. 116 Water
M. farm
hand,
D. S. H.
0.
Charles
A. h. 3 Braman
Charlotte
rou
E. shoe
hs
Chester
B. h. 30 Ash
Harold,
Wiggin Annie M. necktie maker,
b. 131
Charles H. painter, h. 66 Centre
JE.
h.
W01-ker,b.
clerk,
32 Bur-
[do.
8'7 Holten,
h. 139
George E. janitor, Tapley Gram. sch.
h. 32 Burroughs
George G. clerk (S.), b. 4 Lawrence
George H. brick layer, h. 59 Pickering
[Ho1ten
conlum-
Danvers Garage,
h. 16
h. 269 Locust
iron worker,
E. Beecher,
b.
for
farmer,
iron
Dangd
Williams
A gent
nurse,
Maple,
4 Locust,
Franklin,
Putnam
Ernest,
Willey
b. 33 Summer
hand, b. 91 Green
b. 10 Mill.
73
Middleton
W.
Pierce,
Clarence S. janitor, Holten high
school and town hall, h. 9 Essex
ber,
page
James,
clerk,
C. wid. William
b.
12 Cheever,
b. 4 Green
ILKINS WARREN A. cesspool
excavating and teaming,
37 Pope's
lane, b. do.
See page 978
William P. shoe cutter, h. '73 Centre
Wilks
ave.
IIITTIER JOSEPII M. carpenter,
tractor
and builder;
also,
wid.
W.
Walter
Sarah A. b. 18 Park
George
W. carpenter,
2 Sylvan
. H. b. do.
hand,
M. foreman,
dleton
Whipple
Whittier
A.
b. at
Charles F. teacher (State Normal School,
S.), h. 29 Pine 11.
Willard
W. helper,
Whitten
William,
farm
D.
Harry M. asst. treas. (Salem S. D. &
T. 00. S.), also sec. and treas.
Dan. Co-op. Bank, h. 6 Putnam
[erty
b. 6 Central
h. 119 Elliott
. 44 Burley
Chestnut
Frank A. electrician,
b. 73 Centre
Fred
E. supt.
128 Maple,
h. 24
Cherry
George A. shoe laster, h. 2'7 Centre
Gertrude
E. teacher,
Maple school,
h. 12 Garden
Whitman Carl N. machinist,
h. 96 L‘ Elizabeth
Mrs. dressmaker,
16 Chester, h. do.
[ter
Frank A. trav. salesman,
b. 16 ChesMildred A. student, b. 16 Chester
Sadie F. b. 96 Liberty
Thomas,
E. farm
Edward
William jr. farm hand, b. 12 Garden
Whiting
Clara M. wid. Lewis, h. 11 Putnam
Clarence M. machinist,
h. 11Putnam
,Ha1-riet F. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 11
Whitney
b. 8 Gen-
Calie W. farmer,
h. 56 Centre
Carrie,
clerk,
20 Locust,
b. at Middleton
[Centre
D. S. H.
Putnam
h. 24 Elliott
(B.),
Alverdo M. car repairer, h. 9 Cherry
Alvin A. carpenter,
h. 4 Green
h. 267 Centre
jr. laborer,
F. b. 31 Lib-
hand,
G. nurse,
Alfred
31
Alonzo B. mor. worker, h. 75 Water
Jane, wid. George A. b. 37 Endicott
Whiteside
Hugh, laborer, b. 267 Centre
Thomas,
h. 8
school,
H. Amanda.
wid. Charles C. tailoress, h. 4'7 High
Mary P. wid. John U. b. 232 Centre
Pearl I. attend. D. S. H. b. do.
Wilkins
Albert A. propr. Day & Night
Battery 00. b. at Middleton
F. b. 182 Locust
musician,
st. school,
b. 24 Elliott
Joseph
H. milkman,
Anna
(B.)’
Wiley
Sarah P. Wid. Henry A. h. 5 Page st.
ct.
[b. do.
Whitehouse
Wid.
M. bookkeeper
Wayne
1-. ft. Bradstreet
ave.
Lizzie F. b. 231 Maple
Merritt E. (U. S. A.). b. 182 Locust
Sarah,
M. student,
erty
Nathan
F. shoemaker,
21, 1910
Maple
wid.
Lelia
Maple
tral ave.
Samuel
C. farm
Cleon B. student, b. 19 Conant
Edgar F. student, 10. 19 Conant
Edward F. died Jan. 11, 1910
Elizabeth
L. wid. Joseph A. h. 231
E. Belle,
H. janitor,
Central ave.
Mary A.
Marion, b. 7 Berry
[Wenham
White Alden P. (Salem),
s. r. Locust n.
Ariadne J. widd Amos A. h. 49 Looust
Charles
H.
John
N. Y.),
[Putnam
(S.),
h. 10
carrier
Elizabeth
M. bookkeeper
b. 8 Central ave.
Harry W. janitor,
Charter
b. 8 Central
ave.
h. 7 Berry
(Cornell
WILLIAMS
bookkeeper,
Henry
Jeannette
the
STREET,
139
h. 4 Lawrence
L. b. 4 Lawrence
CUTTING
and
68 Centre,b.
A. shoemaker,
N0
40,
JACKSON
FULLER.
DAN VERS.
Tel.
33-2
[Danvers.]
WILLIAMS
F.
Mildred
ville school,
Williams
Putnamteacher,
b. 139 Holten
church,
h. 44 Cherry
Althea
cust
S. clerk
Winslow
D. S. H. b.
matron,
Mrs.
Margaret
[do.
Seat-
to
rem.
P.
B. h. 57 Liberty
b. 164 Sylvan
H. teacher,
Helen
h. 164 Sylvan
W. farmer,
James
at
domestic
M.
Margaret
38 High
0. b. 164 Sylvan
Margaret
(8.), b. 164 SylMary A. bookkeeper
[van
Van
F.
Caroline
Putnam
Wood
(B.),
sten.
H.
Thomas
164 SylH. h. 8
b.
George
wid.
00DWARD
Maple,
surveyors.
and
50 Maple
See page 975
b. 8 Put(Everett),
0. teacher
nam
Harry '1‘. rem. to Melrose
96
housekeeper,
wid.
Margaret,
b. do.
Centre,
b. 8 Putnam
P. teacher,
Margaret
h. 13
operative,
T. shoe
Orlando
Ellen
Cottage
ave.
E.
Leonard
. do.
Woodarci
Edward
Woodbury
122
Knoll,
Adeline,
C. mor.
D.
S.
dresser,
H.
b.
Pine
H. farmer,
J.
Abby
Fred
Woodman
attend.
h. 31 Liberty
Wid. Henry,
h.
Oak
70 Summer
b. 12 Water
A.
BUTLER,
50
MAPLE
46
969
page
See
b. 157 do.
b. 24 Hyde
Emily,
farm hand,
George,
mor. dresser,
James,
mor. Worker,
John,
b. 24 Hyde
b. 168 Pine
1:. 168 Pine
h. 24 Hyde
farmer,
William,
lane 11.
jr. lab. h. Wo1cott’s
William
Sylvan
Alice Mrs. nurse, b.‘ 19 Putnani
Wright
rem. to Peabody
G. Herbert,
h 97 N ewbury
T. farm hand,
William
61 Putnam,
foreman,
Morris,
Wyzenski
h. 15 Charles
Col-
Prep.
John’s
St.
Bros.
lege, Summer
D. S. H. b. do.
h.
cutter,
meat
YEO ANN M. nurse,
Gr.
Ralph
Yerxa
Cheever
Yonge
William
A.
jr.
roofing,
21
&e. (76
S.), h. 157 Endicotl:
Lafayette,
B. rem.
S. wid. Charles
Addie
Young
New Hampshire
h.
128 Water,
H. clerk,
George
Swampscott
h.
154 Maple,
foreman,
Henry,
Middleton
to
at
at
W. lab. b. '74 Elliott
EDWARD
ZIEGLER
h. '74 Elliott
A. farm hand,
James
8 and 91A
hairdresser,
Z0110 Luciano,
31A do.
bootblack,
also
Maple,
11. 91 do.
b. '7 Bridge
milkman,
J oshua.
Zwicker
FEUMBING and HEATING
F.
h. 6 Water
DAVID E. electrician,
Francis C. rem. to Georgetown
Worthen
b. 24 Hyde
painter,
Wrest Charles,
XAVERIAN
and (2380 Wash.B.).
b. 14 Water
A. boxmaker,
William
Amos L.
0011 C. H. W. C0. (The),
jr. local mgr. civil enPerkins,
gineers
florists
73 Holten.
supplies,
See page 924
E. b. 14 Water
Fanny
B. mor. shaver,
Frank
and
E.
Woodman),
W.
h.
R.
B. & M. R.
& C. (Edward
E.
00IIMAN
b.
R. wid. Wyatt B. h.83 Holten
Harriet
h. 11 Perry
“‘”‘ Henry W. bookkeeper,
F. clerk (B.), b. 14 Water
®“\Tracy
[van
b. 191 Centre
Martha,
h. 64 SylH. carpenter,
Sanford
Witham
'78 Liberty,
S. painter,
ghgrles
Withey
. 0.
h. 64 Liberty
tinsmith,
Ernest,
George S. h. 116 Elliott
wid. John
Wash.
'73
(Worcester),
P. fireman,
1'? Poplar
and garden
D. S. H. b. do.
b. 241 Locust
11 Mill,
b. 83 do.
Charles
b. 191 Centre
Clarence,
Winthrop
b. 191 Centre
Everett,
b. 191 Centre
Herbert,
h. 191 Centre
L. farmer,
James
Wolahan
11
0. teacher
Elizabeth
83 Holten
h. 241 L0-
33 Water,
L. clerk,
oust
L. cook,
Henry
M. clerk,
Leslie
Richard
Bros. & Ross),
Daniel (Woodman
Mill n. Water, h. 29 Water
E. (E. & C. Woodman),
Edward
Ernest
Frank
Wittenhagen
20
at 121 Centre
domestic
Elizabeth,
Louise,
tle,
h.
Holten,
b. 241 L0-
(B.),
b. 83 do.
foreman,
Holten,
I.
Chester
Water
Epis.
Calvary
rector,
W.
968
page
Cherry
Henry
and
See
Carrie B. wid. Joseph W. h. 14 Water
73
Gharles W. (E. & O. Woodman),
b. do.
b. 44
D. S. H.
R. domestic,
electrician,
H.
Frank
Teresa
Winkley
Ross),
T.
box mfrs.
11 Mill.
Wood and paper
Wood,
kindling
do.
D. S. H.b.
(Daniel
ROSS
John
and
Woodman
h. 100 Poplar
Guy B. attend.
Wingate
&
BROS.
00DMAN
b. 4 Lawmaker,
Mabel R. necktie
[man
rence
11. 7 BraMyron A. shoe worker,
(B.), b. 32 BurRalph E. bookkeeper
roughs
b. 32 Burroughs
Viola,
A. tacker,
George
Wilson
923
ZWICKER
STREET,
Done
bv
workmen
DAN
VERS,
experienced
at low prices.
MA
88-
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E. & C. WOODMAN.
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Short
at
Furnished
Decorations
Wedding
and
Designs
Funeral
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TAPLEVIIILLE,
73 I-IOLTENSTREET
and DecFlowering
and Design Work to order.
Cut Flowers
_
oratxve Plants in their season.
ass the door.
Centre electrics
and Danvers
Salem, Tapleyville
s p at Tap1eYDivlsion,
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at
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Division,
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B. & M. R. R.,
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366
page
Coulson
Nellie
C , 1 Bridge.
A.
11
Mrs,
Lindall.
Auctioneers
page
ALBERT
15
Maple.
14
Elm
OSCAR
State,
(See
B.).
CARROLL
964.)
page
JOHN
FROZEN
HORACE
FL,
page
T.,
(70
and
Maple.
50
Elm.
16
STATION,
(See
Cherry.
2
CO.,
G,
Automobiles
Rantoul.
75
855.)
page
(See
Herbert
Upton
964.)
BODWELL
second-
A.,
GARAGE
Beverly.
(See
School.
10
lmes.)
HARPER
G..,
and
lines.)
GARAGE,
foot
(See
DANVERS
foot
ALLEN
(new
hand)
AUTO
DANVERS
Walter
S.,
lines.)
foot
(See
1452.)
Addison
ERNEST
FERDINAND
BUTLER
(See
Maple.
9
G.,
Rantoul.
75
CO.,
965.)
Automobiles
Artists
JAMES
ADAMS
(See
855.)
page
(See
page
(See
A.,
ROBERT
Elm.
16
Cherry.
2
GARAGE
HARPER
Beverly.
975.)
Maple.
50
STATION,
GARAGE,
RICHARDSON
page
Supplies
and
lines.)
foot
Architects
AMEND
peo-
lines)
DANVERS
(See
Cherry.
C
1452)
MOULTON
968.)
page
desiring
A.,
lines.)
AUTO
foot
(See
Maple
H.,
JOHN
page
vicinity,
firms
enterprising
and
Repairs
foot
(See
DANVERS
Apothecaries
KING
business
churches,
this
FERDINAND
BUTLER
965.)
page
(See
and
Automobile
Tools
Agricultural
RICHARDSON
towns
thrifty
a
and
and
in
other
moderate.
taxes
and
many
Its
Mar-
stations.
boxes.
schools
excellent
has
purposes,
manufacturing
accommodations
ample
find
will
here
Rents
ple.
for
facilities
It
the
daily,
trains
railroad
nine
are
and
bricks
shoes,
There
leather,
and
railway,
twenty
About
R.
R.
M.
Salem
street
by
steam
of
lines
distinct
two
Like
volumes.
21,000
of
hbrary
of
industry.
extensive
an
also
is
public
excellent
it
Boston.
and
manufacture
Danvers
the
are
between
Way,
each
industries
principal
&
B.
the
of
division
by
latter
the
with
and
electric
by
from
miles
former
the
with
a. population
has
lighted
four
is
It
town.
the
connected
being
Boston,
from
miles
eighteen
and
by
well
are
streets
its
and
owned
are
which
for
plants
the
supply
water
abundant
an
9100,
lights,
It
in
Salem
from
olf
of business.
place
or
set
was
Village,”
"Salem
a. residence
as
attractive
now
is
and
formerly
town,
delightful
This
1752,
174
Elliott.
Rented
964.)
16
Maple.
(See
(See
26
foot
MAPLE
(924)
A.,
50
Maple.
lines)
AND
PUDDING
S. EMERSON,
FERDINAND
BUTLER
STREET,
SHEBBET
DANVERS.
DANVERS
DANVERS
(See
AUTO
foot
STATION,
16
Elm.
Israel,
Kitchin
GARAGE,
2
Cherry.
(See
lines.)
Ira
Korman
GARAGE
(See
page
75
CO.,
855.)
Rantoul.
John
J.,
25
Co-operative
DANVERS
ple.
(See
NATIONAL
page
963.)
DANVERS
SAVINGS
(See
page
BANK,
BANK,
and
N.,
Bicycle
A.,
and
Buckley
Llberty
L.
&
971.)
Flynn
Mlchael
Dean
J.,
22
page
ERNEST
S.,
Lydia
Fnzzgerald
(See
F.
Cath.
5
School.
M11116
6
page
Central
3
81
page
WlLLiAM
C.,
21 High.
Shooks
J.,
30 Hobart
BROS.
E.
(See
(See
R.
11 Mill.
Packing
3.,
(See
(See
(See
(See
Cases
245 Maple.
(See
Frank
cott.
149
Endicott.
n.
rail-
H.,
W.
Qff
40
Endi-
970.)
(estate),
Building
page
Endicott
PATRICK
page
Albert
off
971.)
S.,
(See
Trask
Manufacturers
&. 00.,
page
GALLIVAN
(See
11 Mill.
11. R.
&. ROSS,
and
JAY
road.
967.)
LYONS
Box
Brick
Maple.
R.
968.)
DAY
CLARENCE,
11. R.
&. ROSS,
LESTER
Evans
HILTON
30 Hobart
968.)
ave.
Stables
Blacks
968.)
School.
Boarding
Stitching
Maple.
J.,
FRED
Boxes
Pickering.
Stock
Essex.
90 Holten.
BROS.
TUFTS
Water.
Maple.
968.)
page
14
31
Mrs.,
Lo-
Manufacturers
WOODMAN
Vlneyard.
Mrs.,
Mrs,
20
968.)
page
10
18
319.
WOODMAN
Maple.
Sylvan.
Mrs,
E.
Putnam
page
Houses
E,
Inc.,
154
Shoe
U.,
FRED
DERRY
page
121
3
Holten.
Brooks,
Shoe
and
Luciano,
DERRY
Conant.
Jennie
Garret
Shoers
High.
37
House,
Femdle
A.,
Holten.
Boarding
Endicott
and
Fred
Z0110
965.)
Crowther
(infants),
120
Co.,
Boot
Maple.
School.
L.,
RICHARDSON
497
21-23
65
A.,
James
(See
C0,,
&
Boot
Boot
11. Water.
BRULEY,
Per-ley
Reynolds
Maple.
50
Horse
&
(Inc.),
George
Box
and
William
CO.
588.)
&
H.
Repairing
A.,
Blacksmiths
CURTIS
page
50
Leavitt
lines.)
Michael,
Holten.
3 Holten.
A.
French
FERDINAND
foot
Manufacturers
Marston
Putnam
Maple.
9 High.
Sundries
BUTLER
High.
Co.
Day,
Packard,
lines.)
Allen
Burns
13
Repairers
FERDINAND
foot
(See
Ma.-
Elm.
cust.
Dealers
BUTLER
(See
17
&
Hobart.
page
Martin
Miller
Maple.
963.)
Bicycle
Giles
15
19
33
SHOE
(See
Kelley
Bank,
Maple.
r.
90
BABY
Holten.
Water.
Shoe
& Tapley,
IDEAL
Banks
Danvers
31
and
Clapp
Maple.
95
J.,
George,
Boot
Doherty
W.,
Edward,
Stone
Bakers
18%
Philip
Reynolds
HARPER
Beverly.
925
DIRECTORY.
Davidoft
lines.)
DANVERS
foot
BUSINESS
off
Endicott.
Materials
966.)
DUNNELS
Boot
A1-mitage
K1rby
Levy
and
Shoe
Joshua
John
William
Morrell
&
F.,
34
&
Wllliam
Boot
Co.
13 Locust
Son,
12
Maple.
page
18 Water.
Shoe
George,
DANVERS
Elm.
SHOE
(See
page
hand),
138
979.)
flovers
Makers
64
Flint
(THE),
977.)
STREET,
Walter
L.,
Butter,
10
Ames
-
B.,
22 Franklin.
(See
Butchers
and
Holten.
HOSPITAL
ELISHA
976.)
S.
Go to the DANVERS AUTO STATION
I6 ELM
(second
page
Building
PEABODY
Repairers
Brummitt
(See
Maple.
A.,
and
(who1.),
LORENZO
High.
Dealers
-
47
Poplar.
Cheese
K.,
and
Eggs
31 Maple.
for repairs and supplies
DANVERS,
MASS.
926
DANVE-RS
Carpenters
Abbott
and
Roxbury
AMEND
H.,
r.
ROBERT
page
BUSINESS
Builders
85
A.,
Chocolate
Maple.
366
Cream
Cider
Isaac
BERRY
A.,
15
Charles.
WlLL.lAM
page
A.,
A.
page
G.
CO.,
&
4
Franklin.
(See
45
Chase.
(See
and
EDWIN
L.,
93 Pine.
(See
JAMES
E.
&. SON,
36
page
(See
page
page
ERNEST
W.,
109
Hobart.
A.
,Rufus,
HOBBS
& J.
P.,
968
(See
sq.
(See
Maple.
(See
Danvers
WOOD
C.
B.,
39
)
Civil
28 Water.
28 Centre.
EDWIN
page
B.,
25
Hampshire.
(See
and
975.)
Hobbs
George
Hobbs
Levi
Hudon
Eugene,
A.,
A.,
65
page
Collins.
16
Wenham.
Ayres
B.,
22 Franklin.
(See
page
M.,
26
Ash.
(See
974.)
STONE
70
Dayton.
GEORGE
page
W.,
Locust.
4 Maple
M.,
12
(See
(See
page
C0.,
JOSEPH
cor
Elm.
Cheever.
972.)
Carriage
cunns
Maker
and
Repairer
& BRULEY, 21-23 High.
page
(Unit),
26
B.
Wagon
Carriage
A
B.
Winkley
Henry
J,
Inc.,
and
10
21-23
High.
(See
page
page
978.)
WILKINS
8.,
26
Maple.
128
Wood
Water.
Horace
Dealers
BARRY,
(See
George,
page
15
Hobart
and
980)
G , 89 Holten.
24
JOHNS
LEGE,
(See
Vault
Water
and
55
Maple.
FRANK,
High.
43
Cherry.
A.,
37
THE
Munroe,
10%
and
(north),
Lynn.
lane.
Eugene
PETTINGELL
page
Maple.
opp.
Posts
CORP.,
(See
Boston
page
Concretin
Kelley
(See
BROCKWAY-SMITH
978.)
W.,
Sprmg
180)
Wash1ngton
(See
Pope's
c
Columns
(See
COL-
PREPARATORY
Summer
Cleaning
138
Chiropodist
Mary
WORKS,
&
Maple.
page
WARREN
page
Maple.
Maple.
Colleges
and
B.
54
and
Russell
ST.
LORENZO,
979.)
High.
Cherry.
969.)
Putnam
lines.)
page
44
Coal
PETTINGELL
School.
Wagons
BRULEY,
HORACE
TUFTS
122
Manufac-
Caterers
Cesspool
High.
C ),
C‘ , 45
IRON
971.)
DUNNELS
Berry.
122
(Epis.),
Durkee,
Coal
Co.
Carriages
foot
19
C.),
High.
Lindall.
Gents’ Furnishings
Winsor
&
106
(R.
W.
Pine.
Maple.
61
(R.
and
Nickerson
123
(Un1v.),
A.
Hobart,
Berry.
177
(Bap.),
J.
Michael
),
(Cong.),
George
Sullivan
E
(Univ.),
Edwm
Henry
11
EMERSON
(M
M
Sullivan
turer
page
199
H.
DANVERS
and
&.
Maple
975,)
Maple
Edward
Charles
(See
CURTIS
11
(See
971.)
Danvers
50
page
Painters
CURTIS .2. BRULEY, 21-23 High.
Carriage
(See
(Cong),
Eugene
Roberts
Carriage
(THE),
S
Clothing
(See
971.)
page
Ripe
M,
Nathaniel
Sanger
Mosher
00.
B).
Charles
I-Ierrlng
49
973.)
Webb
&
WHITTIER
Fisk
Grant
Charles,
Wash.,
Watson
Bodvvell
Brenan
GEORGE
Phelps
2380
Engineers
W.
Clergymen
976.)
PEABODY
H.
Collins.
65
ELISHA
PEABODY
Grant
Maple.
973.)
Hammond
(See
G.,
GEORGE
page
(See
48
984.)
MOULTON
975.)
GEORGE
Tobacco
MAHONEY,
984.)
page
Clark.
Manufacturers
Vineyard.
and
&
FOSS
GATES
6 Lawrence,
Vinegar
Cigars
page
972.)
FOSTER
90.,
George,
BERRAN
974.)
DUNCAN
Manufacturers
Chocolate
Ferguson
974.)
BROWN
Hart
of
(See
Maple.
975.)
Berry
DIRECTORY.
L,
&
15-19
and
57
7.)
g
56 Hobart
BARRY,
11
Maple.
(See
980.)
Danvers Garage,
Automobile Repairing in all its branches.
],E,1v1GH1-11yGA1,E,
2 Cherry
Prop.
St.
Danvers.
Tel. 33.2
DANVERS
BUSINESS
927
DIRECTORY.
Dentists
Contractors
AMEND
ROBERT
page
366
Maple.
A.,
4 Franklin.
(See
21
975.)
BERRY
page
WILLIAM
974.)
BROWN
page
A.
974.)
DUNCAN
972
A.,
BRAGDON
&.
CO.,
45
Chase.
(See
138
L.,
93
Pine.
LORENZO
High.
(See
page
page
(See
(grading,
page
JAMES
page
975.)
E.
GEORGE
W.,
GATES
EDWIN
page
m.
etc.),
109
B.,
25
ELISHA
(See
page
36
(See
Hampshire.
(See
page
M.,
Sherry
Fred,
Bacon
Alfred
water
26
Ash.
S.
ERNEST
10
and
(See
STONE
page
GEORGE
973.)
SULLIVAN
978.)
W.,
CY
(INC.),
(See
opp.
20
page
JOSEPH
page
(See
Locust.
(See
(See
M.,
12
(See
page
ANDREW,
Newbury.
Peabody
Bridge.
M.,
Crayon
56
Putnam.
Etc.
Derby
Lizzie
Fuller
Henrietta
Gates
Frances,
Jones
Alice
and
FARM,
(Wilbert
61
Burley.
(See
JACOBS
(See
V.,
982.)
HORACE
S.,
26
33
Maple.
Summer.
opp.
Zolium
page
A.,
172
Jacobs
67.)
and Asbestos
F. A. BUTLER,
J.
Mrs.,
Place.
(See
High.
12
Noonan
G.
J.
Steutermann
VVa.11ace
29
98
Oak.
46
Hobart.
Helen
E.,
Whitman
Ehzabeth
I-Iarrigan
John
ave.
Wadsworth.
Elm.
Mrs,
G.,
Central
12
33
83
M.
M.
Newbury.
14
School.
Mrs.,
A.,
6 Ash.
Mrs.,
F.,
M.
Eliza
Charter.
15 Essex.
Mrs.,
A.,
Ellen
12
Mrs.,
Mrs.,
Catharine
Grace
a.Ve.
Beacon.
B.
May
Franklin.
14 Wadsworth.
Mrs.,
E.
15
2 Pleasant
M.
29
351
Elm.
Andover.
7 Poplar.
Mrs.,
16
Chester.
Dr uggists
(See
lines.)
WILLIAM
Mrs.,
E.
Spaulding
44
1501.)
BENJAMIN
(See
page
EMERSON
foot
page
Milk
Hayes),
57
Laying
Mrs.,
B.
Jessie
Potter
K.
15-19
and
7.)
138
S.,
Nancy
Morgan
CO.,
page
and
B.
A.
Russell
CONANT
Pipe
Josephine
Lovegoy
971.)
Cream
(See
CORP.,
Boston
(See
Harriet
Pratt
BURLEY
sq.
979.)
Kelley
MNFG.
page
(See
Dressmakers
Manufacturers
(See
984.)
Blinds
(north),
corner
Conant.
CRAYON
STANDARD
(See
Maple.
Danvers
LORENZO,
page
8 Page.
William
page
26
and
Lynn.
Cleary
Cattle,
(See
S.,
Sash
1453.)
Cows,
Elm.
G.,
Washington
Cloutman
13.,
Boston.
48 Maple.
BROCKWAY-SMITH
DUNNELS
Corsetiere
Grace
AGEN-
Court,
984.)
Boyce
Swasey
61
Rooms
81
Doors,
46
Preston
page
Agency
HORACE
Drain
98
(See
Hall.
Restaurants.
ERNEST
FOSS
983.)
NICHOLS
m.
lines.)
Cheever.
7
Oflice
5 p.
67.)
CAFE,
Munroe,
J.,
1 to
&. MAHONEY,
foot
969.)
ALVAH
page
Maple.
Sheriff
(THE),
EMERSON
Conveyancers
BRADSTREET
4.30
page
(electrical),
E.
to
984.)
THE
DAVID
15
DETECTIVE
page
BERRAN
page
972.)
WOODWARD
Maple.
Poplar.
River.
(Office
1
and
and
Town
Dining
page
JOHN,
WHITTIER
40
49
m.
Detective
ELM
H.,
12 m.
Elm.
W,
(See
(heating
School.
SIDMORE
BERTRAM
page
981.)
12
29
See
supply),
Maple.
m.,
G.,
to
WOOD-MORGAN
Franklin.
965.)
(See
m.
974.)
RICHARDSON
12
WALTER
.
GEORGE
PEABODY
22
D.),
to
Clark.
Hobart.
B.,.
976.)
101/2
to
Deputy
SON,
M.
m.
Telephone.
S.,
m.
8 a.
979.)
&
m.
(D.
9 a.
Telephone.
hours
975.)
PEABODY
(See
9 a..
973.)
HOBBS
5 p.
W.
hours
HARRY
FANNING
EDWIN
)
FOSTER
(See
p
Office
1 to
CLARK
hours,
G.
DUNNELS
Maple.
and
(See
NATHANIEL
Hawkes
Hayes
Roofing
T.,
Thorndike
Frank
P.,
17
Locust.
P.,
84%
and Conductor
50 MAPLE ST.,
Holten.
2 Maple.
Work
DANVERS
928
DANVERS
KING
JOHN
page
H.,
Maple
c.
BUSINESS
Cherry.
DIRECTORY
(See
Expresses
1452.)
Moore
Drug
Co.,
MOULTON
page
10
American
Maple.
GEORGE
B.,
39
Maple.
orne
(See
James
H.,
R.
R.
27 Maple.
MARSTON’s
Dry
Alley
and
Lewis
Hall
M.
Putnam
Fancy
B.,
A.
&
47
Horace
Goods
Maple.
Co.,
35
G.,
15 Elm
Lynn,
Salem),
50
Hath-
Maple.
11
and
(Danvers,
Beverly,
page
BARRY
Maple.
SaHa-
Peabody
(See
&.
Boston),
and
(Danvers
page
980.)
EXPRESS
verhill,
PETTINGELL
Maple.
89
Co.,
Station.
CARLETON
GEORGE
lem),
42 High.
(See
968.)
Riley
Express
and
980.)
Danvers
(See
Page
and
980.)
Holten.
Extracts
Dynamos
and
WOODWARD
Telephones
DAVID
page
E.,
Wadsworth
46 Maple.
R.
(See
C.,
969.)
Day
& Night
Batteries
Battery
Co.,
Electric
WOODWARD
page
(See
DAVID
ERNEST
page
Fish
Hal]
E., 46 Maple.
B.
F.
&
Wheelright
(See
back
LAMP
(See
co.,
back
(INC.),
00.,
128
H,
&.
(See
Maple.
page
Tuilock
(See
LAMP
page
FOWLE,
38
W.,
E.
924
1-. 12
&
C.,
Electric
Co,
See
42 Burroughs.
969.)
page
Page
Bros.,
139
Electric
DAVID
WOODWARD
page
E., 46 Maple.
Embalmers
CROSBY
page
WlLL!AM
CHARLES
H.,
(Steam
page
148
High.
CARROLL
and (iasolene)
ERNEST
S.,
10
JOHN
Cared
S,
75 Maple.
6 Maple.
T.,
16
Maple.
(See
Estates
7
Bridge.
983.)
Horace S. Emerson
Elliott.
Designs
38
and
40
Ash.
966.)
E.
&
Funeral
WlLLlAM
966.)
KERANS
C.,
73
(See
Holten.
CHARLES
ROPES
Director
H.,
19
H.,
148
High.
High.
(See
(See
967.)
Furnaces
J.,
Harbor.
page924)
Settled
ALVAH
opp.
Holten.
FOWLE,
page
WOODMAN
page
BRADSTREET
page
&.
CROSBY
page
964.)
96
Funeral
School.
For
31
Louis,
James,
SHIRLEY
Centre.
Confectionery
Francis
(See
(See
R.,
and
Carbone
Fossa
965.)
Estates
(See
High.
99
Mead
Caird
(See
RICHARDSON
page
19
967.)
Engines
(See
H.,
T,
978.)
Edwin
966.)
KERANS
page
Page
Fruit
(See
969.)
opp.
Growers
BROS.,
(See
Elm.
(See
Hobart.
\Va1ter
Wardwell
19
(See
I-Iolten.
Dealers.
1
Fruit
PORTER.
Pine.
Co.,
Vineyard.
73
871.)
Hutchinson
Electricians
Marsh
Ash.
Dealers
Gram
BROS.,
ROPES
Electric
Work and Supplies
WOODWARD DAVID E., 46 Maple. (See
rage
40
969.)
Company
Light
and
)
Flour
Light
Collins.
Sylvan.
James
page
61
97
966.)
WOODMAN
Hobart.
Electric
Danvers
Maple.
Maple.
F.,
Edward
SHIRLEY
cover.)
INCANDESCENT
27
55
Benjamin
Reed
cover.)
HYGRADE
co.,
Lamps
Maple.
LAMP
(See
77
Ralph,
Arnold
INCANDESCENT
128
EAGLE
School.
Florists
Electric
(INC.),
10
Dealers
Sons,
969.)
BOSTON
S.,
965.)
4 Locust.
Bells
Centre.
Machinery
RICHARDSON
Electric
163
Farm
J.
E.
and
&. Co.,
Ranges
24 Maple.
(See
page
977.)
We manufacture
wholesome
and delicious Ice
Cream, we use no adultetations,
nothing injuri26
MAPLE
STREET,
DANVERS
ous.
DANVERS
Furniture
Beckford
A.
W.
Frank
Co.,
19
Groceries
and
23
Maple.
Piano
A.
S.
Hover
French
J.
Gentlee
Charles
Gray
B.
978.)
FRANK,
43
Cherry.
(See
E.
(See
AUTO
foot
E.
16
Elm.
2
Cherry.
(See
lines.)
HARPER
erly.
co.,
75 Rantoul,
855.)
GARAGE
(See
page
Bev-
John
C.
Liquid
Gas
P.
(landscape),
Light
Gas
Co.
14
Smart
W.
Co.,
of
36
Mass.
Gas
page
&
Danvers
68
Elm,
Maple.
Endicott.
Maple.
W.,
E.
493
21
Maple.
School.
Co.,
37
and
Maple.
Provisions
Co-operative
Association,
85
0.,
P.
Henry,
Perkins
C.
Perley
Charles
Staples
Frank
4 Ma.-
N.,
Holten.
1 and
0.,
3 Maple.
4 Water.
D.,
43
Ralph,
Jacob
Maple.
55 Maple.
John
Finney
George,
82
D.,
Holten.
17
5
Elm.
Maple.
Fmnigan
James
F.,
32
Manassa
Frank
L.,
4%
Frank,
Terrio
(See
E.,
Barilaro
Perry
36 Clark.
Maple.
67
James
Ayers
Maple.
(liquid),
30
Ernest,
Hairdressers
Fitters
HARRY
Kirby
Ash.
ple.
BURNHAM
58
P.,
Wheelright
Gas Company
Danvers
15%
51
Joshua.
Sullivan
Gardener
Legro
A.,
16
Elm.
GARAGE,
foot
Holten.
Groceries
STATION,
Maple.
42 Maple,
87
Co.,
Francis
lines.)
DANVERS
73
Co.,
Clarence,
Rigby
Garage
DANVERS
Co.,
L.
and
Nichols
TUFTS
page
&
R.
Centre
21 High.
and
Bea]
Cleveland
Repairer
B.,
Furniture
929
DIRECTORY.
Dealers
&
Furniture
Trask
BUSINESS
Water.
5 Maple.
Thomas
Zollo
Maple.
J .,
Luciano,
8
33
Maple.
and
919.
Maple.
981.)
BURNS
981.)
BUTLER
PERCY
L., r. 5 Park.
FERDINAND
(See
foot
lines.)
Gas
and
Electric
BUTLER
A.,
foot
50
A.,
Ross
Maple.
50
Maple.
E., 46 Maple.
J.
Harness
Dealer
Charles,
GILLILAND
(See
Grading
and
(propn).
9::
138
Harry
LOCUST
ner),
&
Maple.
ROPES
BROS.,
1 Hobart.
56
FARM
(See
and
opp.
871.)
H.,
See
page
STATION,
opp.
page
L.
Tur-
(Fred
(See
41/é
page
948.)
Oak.
Shoer
Blacksmiths.
BRULEY,
21-23
High.
(See
971.)
Hotels
Old
Pines
AUTO
&
11
LARGET DURINGCAR For Hire
DANVERS
Locust.
Horse
page
Water
44
Dealer
GROVE
(See
Dealers
Parker,
(See
7 Hobart.
Albert
CURTIS
Lummus
Hayes),
1501.)
J .,
127
Mermll
High.
K.
page
1 Hobart.
BROS.,
979.)
Grain
Grain
(Wilbert
(See
Excavating
LORENZO,
Manufacturer
School.
and
Horse
1434.)
Maple.
871.)
Clark
H.
page
61
and
FARM
ROPES
corner
Liniment
CHARLES
I-Iolten.
Co.,
8
Hay
Burley.
NICHOLS
ANDREW;
98 Preston
Newbury.
(See page
1453.)
&
McTernan
BURLEY
(iilliland’s
J'., 53 Maple.
W.
(See
Genealogist
page
Leland
Walker
lines.)
WOODWARD
DAVID
page
969.)
DUNNELS
Hardware
page
Fixtures
FERDINAND
(See
(See
16
Berry
Tavern,
(The),
High
(3. Conant.
11 Nichols.
5 or 7 PASSENGERS
ELM
STREET,
DANVERS.
930
DANVERS
Ice
EMERSON
foot
FOSS
ERNEST
Brown
S.,
26
Maple.
(See
sq.
(See
Ice
0.,
33
A.
Clapp
William
E.
Incandescent
Lamps
LAMP
INCANDESCENT
INC.,
128
EAGLE
Maple.
LAMP
(See
back
HYGRADE
CO.,
J.
William
C.
GEORGE
Soft
BABY
Sole
SHOE
ALLEN
15
11
Maple.
R.,
(See
Arthur
E.,
(See
16
8
Kennedy
A1len’s
Maple.
Lyman
45
Ernest
F.,
(See
Peabody).
page
(See
11
So.
Preston,
STRILEY
26
238
office,
(See
page
TAPLEY
Putnam.
(See
(See
P.
WEBSTER
Ralph
Bacon
Alfred
Baker
William
1915
March
Feb.
17,
24,
1916
1912
23,
1917
Jan.
27,
1911
Feb.
14,
1913
Oct.
25,
1912
May
May
6, 1915
19, 1916
Sept.
20,
1915
(See
Wood
J.,
page
30
Hobart
11. R.
R.
968.)
BROS.
page
R038,
&.
11
Mill.
968.)
Bay
State
BOSTON
(Inc.),
Manufacturers
Lamp
CO.,
27
INCANDESCENT
128 Maple.
(See
Danvers
Elec.
Lamp
EAGLE
back
LAMP
cover.)
CO.,
88
Lamp
LAMP
back
Hobart.
CO.
Holten.
, 86 Holten.
Co
CO.
(Inc.),
128
Maple.
cover.)
INCANDESCENT
Hobart.
(See
Wajser.
LAMP
page
Chun
Moy,
36 Maple.
Danvers
Vvet
Waslu
Lien
Charles,
CO.,
969.)
Sing
Moy,
Laundry,
High.
85 Maple.
79
Elm.
Lawyers
Water.
the
Peace
renewed.
G.
M.
W.
B.
OSCAR
18,
Laundries
128
F.
ALBERT
1912
March
F.
FRED
HYGRADE
Chestnut.
of
1913
12,
High.
generally
Watson
DERRY
(See
Washington.
Dealers
39
37
Justices
Commissions
26
71
Samuel,
24,
Jan.
B.
John
Consolidated
1).
969.)
Samuel,
Jan.
William
B.
C. RALPH
Works
Abraham,
Goldman
rm.
WORKS,
Junk
1913
1916
F.
GEORGE
Sullivan
TAPLEY
27
Iron
Feldman
Newbury.
964.)
IRON
page
133
bldgz,
RALPH,
page
DANVERS
F.,
O.
965.)
C.
17,
23,
D.
Lamp
Andover.
CHARLES
(Salem
1911
9, 1915
March
lSAAC
Liberty.
1470.)
G.
16,
Jan.
June
Julius
(See
965.)
WALTER,
page
Nov.
Maple.
EDWARD,
NEWHALL
Maple
Locust.
146
1914
(See
11
C.,
1912
13,
H.
WOODMAN
MACAULEY
BODWELL
.
11,
March
E.
WALTER
VVhipp1e
16
Blk,
Jackson,
Ayres
(70
October
Sept.
Kindling
1452.)
ALLEN
and
1913
29,
H.
Andrew
POPE
Maple.
T.,
GEORGE
(and
Abbott
Elm
964.)
4,
April
Jan.
ANDREW
SEARS
14
1911
N.
964.)
page
(See
Jasper
Peale
Maple.
page
JOHN
FARRINGTON
Kolb
G.,
OSCAR
13.).
page
John
Marsh
PUTNAM
BODWELL
Carroll
Lacey
Paton
Agents
M.,
CARROLL
Patrlck
1916
5,
E.
Oscar
Kirby
6,
October
Fred
N EWHALL
964.)
Watson
State,
J.
1915
C.
D.
Harry
29,
1912
George
Jackson
1916
2,
M.
Hussey
1913
30,
August
E.
Ezra
NICHOLS
ALBERT
page
Pope
(See
588.)
Insurance
Ayres
3 I-Iolten.
Thomas
Jackson
Shoes
CO.,
Arthur
Geary
Grantham
Maple.
LAMP
969.)
page
Fuller
Hines
cover.)
128
cover.)
Infants’
page
back
INC.,
INCANDESCENT
(See
Hobart.
27
IDEAL
(See
CO.
CO.,
Jan.
N.
FRED
19,
April 8, 191§
Sept.
15, 1916
E.
Dafniel
FARRINGTON
BOSTON
6, 19}1
Jan.
Preston
Endicott
Holten.
April
Dec.
June
Arthur
Chase
DERRY
J.
W.
Edward
Crowley
Dealer
George
.T.
Carroll
Danvers
G.,
ALVAH
Clarence
Carey
984.)
Putnam
DIRECTORY.
BRADSTREET
Cream
HORACE
lines.)
page
BUSINESS
J.
Chase
A.
Clapp
Edward,
12
Preston,
William
Central
E.,
9 Beacon.
Crowley
Oct.
20,
1916
Endicott
June
27,
1914
Jackson
Harry
E,
34
Poplar.
June
29,
1911
Jackson
Oscar
E.,
20
Poplar.
SEARS
GEORGE
Feb.
24,
1912
10,
1914
April
22,
1915
Daniel
Sullivan
N.,
23 Conant.
William
Washington,
ave.
3 Oak.
Expire.
April
R.
Carey
C.,
B.,
Ingersoll.
37 Cherry;
and
(114
S.),
William
B.,
126
Pine.
Danvers Gérage, Gasoline Supplies & Sundries.
I. E. NIGHTINGALE.
Prop.
2 CHERRY
STREET,
DANVERS.
Tel.
33-2
DANVERS
Leather
Machines
UNION
LEATHER
CHINE co. (Wm.
(See
page
Leather
and
Leather
& Cook
Co.,
Inc.,
33 Water.
& Co.,
10 Harbor.
E.
KNAPP
S.
page
588.)
A.
J.
Co.,
EVERETT,
141
Clark
Geoge
Clark
N.
Dennis
Inc.,
George
Evans
S.
William
Jeremiah
HIGGINS
JOHN
ROPES
BROS.,
Cement
(See
(See
opp.
page
H.,
BERRY
page
WILLIAM
974.)
PEABODY
(See
page
Liberty.
22
LUMBER
page
CO.,
128
12
Crawford
VV1l1ia.m,
Emery,
13
Porter
Benjamin,
Sons,
81
N.,
81
4
A.,
Aiken
ave.
Collins.
Ash.
5.,
page
26 Maple.
Isaiah,
168
John
68
390
23
H.,
8 Bay
View
H.,
40
BERTRAM
page
VVhee1er
School.
Hobart.
Andover.
Charles
W.
Pickering.
(stone),
C.,
Paul,
ave.
52
Hobart.
Edward
Webb
(See
Pillsbury
Clarence,
SIDMORE
984.)
Masons.
F.,
E.
(See
(See
ave.
Popiar.
981.)
Arthur,
V.
34
Frank,
Cherry.
40
Centre.
Fledicines
Danvers
G.,
sq.
(See
KING
Frank,
48
JOHN
page
Maple.
H.,
00.,
page
(garden
tools),
148
Maple
c.
Cherry.
(See
1452.)
MOULTON
Mfg.
109
Stone
Charles
machinists
Fuller
Clinton
5 Liberty.
115
McKinnon
(See
Maple.
Cherry.
HORACE
S.
7
Collins.
A.,
Paul,
Lebel
48
Elm.
ERNEST
984.)
Potter
Harbor-
155 Andover.
Andover.
100
Edmund
Henry
opp.
978.)
John,
Levi
Water.
Mead
Oliver
Chandler,
Tipert
Centre.
107
page
Andover.
Prince.
BROS.,
T:-ask
pl-
Maple.
Pitman
Russell
Jacobs
302
170
6 River.
lines.)
page
Son,
224
Crosby
Cheever.
Rooms
Lunch
FOSS
&
H.,
M.,
Gilliland
& MAHONEY,
984.)
foot
H.
A.,
Blanchard
980.)
M.,
BERRAN
page
EMERSON
172
Franklin.
972.)
CAFE,
Wenham.
A.,
Alfred
Tutko
(See
67
William
Graves
ELM
page
982.)
See
JOSEPH
page
Franklin.
B.,
(See
WHITTIER
(See
masons
ELISHA
976.)
CALVIN
PUTNAM
(See
98 I-Iolten.
Dealers
4
Merrill.
Pine.
O’Nei1
Shea
A.,
Hobart.
10
68
D.,
William
Roberts
Russell
1434.)
Lumber
47
M.,
E.,
George
PORTER
Mimutacturer
CHARLES
page
J.,
page
(See
GILLILAND
Conant.
Pitman
871.)
Liniment
151
WILLIAM
Kimball
1 Hobart.
Locust.
Elliott.
Preston.
George
(See
and
487
156
30
I-Iarrigan
Hooper
(See
Pine.
Sylvan.
Hair
Locust.
W.,
A.,
Fennessy
Jones
Lime,
E.,
Dodge
Liberty.
Institute,
Hobart.
234
982.)
Library
Peabody
163
J.,
Clarance
JACOBS
T.
H.,
Parley,
Connors
Ash.
931
DIRECTORY.
Day
Manufacturers
Hide
Fitzpatrick
Way
MEASURING
MA0. Hood), 143 High.
588.)
American
Creese
BUSINESS
GEORGE
B.,
39 Maple.
(See
968.)
Ma-
Milk
Dealers
ple.
ERNEST
FHCHARDSON
(See
page
8.,
10
Batchelder
School
Albert
THE
and
Medicine
Cabinets
BROCKWAY-SMITH
Washington
Munroe,
(north),
(Lynn).
Market
Armstrong
Boardman
BURLEY
Burley.
Cashman
CORP.,
James
Horace
FARM
(See
Michael
Boston,
(See
and
page
57
7.)
10
W.,
203
page
J .,
Elliott
1501.)
Hayes),
HIGGINS
44
J.,
(Wilbert
(See
7
K.
page
Bridge.
44
V.,
33
Summer.
982.)
CHARLES
(See
Hayes),
1501.)
BENJAMIN
page
Wilbur
Endicott
Locust.
K.
66 Ash.
(See
erly.
Collins.
(Wilbert
CONANT
Conant.
983.)
FARM
Burley.
CROSBY
Gardeners
B.,
page
BURLEY
15-19
36
ALVAH
BRADSTREET
965.)
(See
Mantels
C.,
W.,
page
P.,
Farm,
17
139
JOHN
E.,
12
Cressy,
Bev-
982.)
Lindall.
Endicott.
68
Pine.
(See
page
982.)
JACOBS
(See
WILLIAM
page
A.,
172
Jacobs
pl.
982.)
Base Ball Bondsand GunsF.
A.
BUTLER,
50 Maple St.,Danvers.
932
James
Palmer
Thomas,
(See
Elm.
43
0.,
984.)
page
Ash.
55
George,
Turner
Clapp
William
Chase
A.
Endicott
Jacksen
William
Harry
Jackson
Oscar
Fowler
A.
Kelley
Mary
F.,
130
Holten.
Parker
John
H.
Mrs.,
23
Trask
Mary
K.
Manufacturer
Morocco
S.
(See
page
R.
R.
588.)
See
15 Maple.
G.,
Maple.
16
T.,
JOHN
965.)
WALTER,
Turner
Fred
RALPH,
Annie
Catherine
Clancy
Coulthurst
Mary
(See
(See
CORP.,
Boston,
BROCKWAY-SMITH
THE
(north),
Washington
page
(See
(Lynn).
Munroe,
7.)
Teachers
Music
Bradstreet
Cora
Bradstreet
Ernest
P.,
A.,
Martha
Dougherty
Fuller
Margaret
Griffin
Daisy
E.,
Kerans
Ruth
E.,
Killam
Lena.
T.,
Mason
John
Moore
G.
M.
Nichols
Trask
High.
L.
Emma.
Perkins
Alice
Co.,
News
r.
44
page
6 Sylvan.
Dining
A.
Clara
Centre.
16
Mrs.,
19
Mrs.,
Putnam.
page
High.
Maple.
29 Maple.
Room
26
Ash.
967.)
and
Cases
245
B.,
LESTER
Boxes
(See
Maple.
968.)
&
BRULEY
(See
page
(house
P.
Melbourne
21-23
(carriage),
971.)
and
sign),
Holten.
(See
page
Durkee
Lawson
S. EMERSON,
MRS.,
M.
GEORGE
Painters
CURTIS
977.)
HORACE
11 Lindall.
Mrs.,
12 Wadsworth.
M.,
30 Clark.
Nellie
Emma,
Packing
TUFTS
Deane
MIRROR,
Clark.
23
M.,
J.
Maple.
14
Agency,
39 Chase.
Maple.
237
Lillian,
Alice
(See
Newspaper
DANVERS
North.
249
S. Mrs.,
N urserymen
Newsdealer
Danvers
18 Ash.
Nellie
PEABODY
Preston.
Co.,
ave.
4 Butler
0.,
Ella
Maple.
516
Mrs.,
Dayton.
flanufacturer
C1eve1and—Cheever
Neckwear
Williins
Wright
5 Cherry.
Necktie
Ideal
Sullivan
Taylor
Liberty.
46
J.
Mary
Mrs.,
C.
E.,
A.
Maple.
44 High.
164
T.,
Helen
Centre.
84 Forest.
156 Locust.
E.,
P.,
N.,
Annie
High.
4 Oak.
Essex.
18
C.,
Mary
Maple.
28
80 Water.
Clifford
Parker
Dayton.
178
F.,
209
A.,
Norton
Straw
9 Liberty.
Pearl,
1915
47 Locust.
1-1. L.,
Washington.
98
13,
Liberty.
Mrs.,
Catherine
Munsey
Stevens
Conant.
S Chestnut.
Mrs.,
41
1916
Locust.
108
Mrs.,
Emma
Mary
Stevens
Spruce.
5
62
E.
Clara.
Putnam
24
Mrs.,
E.,
Mary
Webber
125
Mrs.,
B.
Cherry.
6 Ash.
14
B.,
S.
36
M.,
A.,
Oscar
Hartman
Putnam.
13, 1914
26,
62 Dayton.
G., 62 Dayton.
M.,
H.,
Sophia
Amy
Pew
60
57
E.,
Bessie
Lucia,
Potter
15 Hampshire.
S., 12 Bridge.
M.,
Lotta.
Benvie
S.,
Gentlee
Greenough
Mccann
15-19
57
and
Mrs.,
R.
Lovelace
Work
Turned
Feb.
May
Hobart.
171
E.,
Jennie
Kimball
and
mouldings
1913
1917
Dec. 29, 1916
Nov. 7, 1913
A.
Fernald
Kelley
964.)
page
18,
May
Mary
Clancy
Clancy
Washington.
26
1912
April
E.
B.
Lydia
page
Liberty-.
So.
Putnam.
26
8,
L.
Barnstead
Hamilton
1470.)
C.
(See
11
EDWARD,
page
(See
NEWHALL
page
GEORGE
William
Cowdrey
MACAULEY
TAPLEY
SEARS
Sullivan
Susan
964.)
page
Dudley
Chaplin
964.)
CARROLL
23,
P.
Rogers
Beckford
ALBERT
E.
Oct.
March
Feb.
N urses
n.
Pine
141
EVERETT,
Mortgages
ALLEN
C.
E.
Manufacturers.
Leather
also
See
KNAPP
Oak.
19
Mrs.,
E.
1914
2, 1914
5, 1911
Jan.
J. FRANK
PORTER
Maple.
1911
13,
Feb.
Jasper
Marsh
Chester.
18
Mrs.,
Winefred
Watson
49. Water.
P.,
E.
&
Maple.
69
Magee,
1913
23,
A.
Elmer
Elm.
61
A.,
&
14,
F.
Dodge
Sara
Feb.
March
E.
flilliners
Carey
Jan.
Preston
Patrick
Expire.
29, 1915
renewed.
generally
Commissions
E.
Arthur
Carroll
Crowley
Emery
Pubiic
Notaries
Holten.
169
ELMER
PUTNAM
Maple.
Centre.
50
M.,
Nangle
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS
DANVERS
252
F.,
Thomas
Larrabee
and
Alonzo
Oswald
E.,
&
22
Son,
Charles.
9 Chestnut.
Parlors.
Gream
Ice
DANVERS
26 MAPLE STREET,
84
DANVERS
Leslie
William
Morse
George
Shaw
(hbuse
M.,
James
Smith
P.,
sign),
56 River.
Plants
SHIRLEY
Elm.
19
Cottage
JOSEPH
N.,
19 Elm.
(See
page
HENRY
(See
page
S.,
Thomas
Charles
Withey
Charles
WOODMAN
E.
table),
S.,
78
N.,
Elm.
(See
Cottage
ave.
19
page
ALVAH
page
5
Executed
J.,
7
Bridge,
PERCY
page
Isaac
Caskin
&
and
Talking
3
M.,
(See
E.
&.
S.,
9 Maple.
HARRY
*ABBOTT
Bean
2
to
00.,
24
and
and
35
7
High.
to
8
Office
P.
M.
Tel.
FREDERIC
Oflice
Sunday
W.,
2 to
hours,
3 and
excepted.
Tel.
HARRY
*BOUTELLE
Office
hours
25
7 to
M.;
100.
C.,
2 to
Conant.
8 P.
14
3 and
7
Charles
and
Maple.
(See
Plating
E.,
46
8 P.
David
Maple.
(See
B.,
42
SUSAN
1.30
100
Fowler
Albert
B.,
(squabs),
Jodrey
John
Martin
George
C.,
148
E.,
Peabody
Greenleaf
Peabody
Robert
to
17
H.,
Edward
4
Putnam.
6.30
Office
to
7.30
P.
1 to
2
6-5.
**VALENTlNE
and
7
JOHN
to
3
7
Elm.
to
F.,
and
ROPES
BROs.,
page
M.
Office
8 P.
M.
23 Elm.
to
8
P.
page
Med.
Piano
Tel.
Amos
F.,
P.,
8
ADAMS
JAMES
1452.)
JOHNS
60
Spring.
FARM
Burley.
Putnam.
JACOBS
Chestnut.
9 Maple.
STREET,
(See
School
COLLEGE.
(See
Produce
BURLEY
opp.
page
Shute
page
William
-
-
K.
Hayes),
44
Jacobs
pl.
1501.)
A.,
172
982.)
BROS.,
(See
page
page
WILLIAM
PORTER
(See
Dealers
(Wilbert
(See
page
Go to the DANVERS AUTO STATION
16 ELM
29 Maple.
PREPARATORY
c.
Society.
Frames
G.,
E.,
Private
ST.
(See
Picture
opp.
(See
180.)
Tuner
Ernest
Hobart.
977.)
Office
M.
Society.
I-Iomoeo.
Elliott.
Supplies
1
FRANK
Summer
Bradstreet
31
871.)
MOYNAHAN
Tel.
2-3.
Medical
Andover.
Andover.
Printer
66
H.,
Locust.
Andover.
162
356
R.,
6 Cherry.
J .,
EDWARD
2
140
K.,
Edwin
111
Locust.
M.
Water.
3 and
Elliott.
D.,
Telephone.
hours,
Collins.
E.,
Poultry
G.,
Elliott.
Elliott.
Charles
36-5.
Woodbury
hours,
37
204
Foster
Wardwell
Putnam.
to
W.,
Horace,
Cook
D.,
4
*BALDWlN
Killam
12
DAVID
Charles
Bushby
252-2.
"Mass.
Maple.
r.
page
Physicians
*Mass.
41
Poulterers
Charles
hours
Maple.
969.)
1452.)
NILES
50
977.)
page
9 Maple.
(E.,
(See
School.
F.,
WOODWARD
JAMES
8
Polishing
Photographers
5 Park.
lines.)
J.
Maple.
(See
I-Iolten.
ROPES
50
Clark.
rear
O’Conne1l,
page
A.,
cams
L.,
Ralph
r.
FERDINAND
foot
lines.)
*Magee
vege-
924.)
(See opp. page
FERDlNAND‘A.,
foot
Carter
machines
GIBBS
page
981.)
Putnam
983.)
Phonographs
Tel.
and
(See
981.)
BUTLER
Vouchers
Frost
Ash.
Plumbers
BURNES
Pension
hours,
(flowering
HARRY
BURNHAM
S.,
BRADSTREET
Neal
40
Plaster
(See
ADAMS
and
1 Hobart.
Liberty.
HENRY
976.)
page
BUTLER
(See
& C.
73 Holten.
ROPES BROS.,
871.)
Hangers
JOSEPH
976.)
(See
38
966.)
ave.
S.,
35 Poplar.
H.,
3 Andrew.
Paper
TOWNSEND
(See
Cottage
page
976.)
Trask
Walker
TAYLOR
page
5
FOWLE,
&
(See
ave.
976.)
TOWNSEND
933
DIRECTORY.
Maple.
14
Frederick,
TAYLOR
and
95
BUSINESS
Mead
opp.
Harbor.
978.)
P.,
39
Summer.
for repairs and supplies
DANVERS,
MASS.
934
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS
DANVERS
Provisions
Liberty.
School.
10
965.)
(See
Maple.
964.)
OSCAR
(See
B.).
BODWELL
State,
JOHN
61
CO.,
Shoes
Shoes
and
Boots
See
Silos
Bldg.
Bank
D.,
C.
TAPLEY
964.)
969.)
page
Work
Store
and
EDWIN
EDWIN
HOBBS
Maple.
50
lines.)
foot
(See
(See
Hampshire.
25
B.,
A.,
FERDJNAND
BUTLER
972.)
Goods
Sporting
page
(See
93 Pine.
L.,
(See
Maple.
46
E.,
DAVID
WOODWARD
Refrigerator
DUNCAN
Tubes
Speaking
Washington.
26
RALPH,
page
(See
976.)
Lindall.
981.)
page
(See
Franklin.
22
B.,
EL!SHA
page
(See
45
F.,
WEBSTER
PUTNAM
Smokestacks
PEABODY
Almond
Powers
974.)
(See
Putnam.
26
1470.)
page
(See
4 Franklin.
A.,
WILLIAM
page
Liberty.
So.
11
965.)
WALTER,
page
BERRY
Andover.
EDWARD,
(See
NEWHALL
975.)
page
W.,
GEORGE
STONE
984.)
page
(See
Locust.
(See
High.
21
0.,
WILLIAM
LYONS
(See
Maple.
26
S.,
Turner),
L.
(Fred
Farm
Grove
Locust
127
HORACE
foot
(See
Maple.
48
81 Elm.
CAFE,
EMERSON
967.)
page
‘
(See
Maple.
81
CLARENCE,
H!LTON
&. MAHONEY,
984.)
page
5? Hobart.
J.,
Harry
Clark
Restaurants
BERRAN
Stables
(See
Locust.
49
973.)
page
966.)
page
lines.)
(See
sq.
Danvers
G.,
ERNEST
HARRY
BURNHAM
Mill
Reclaiming
Rubber
Danversport
Rubber
Co.,
Rugs
Flade
118
(The),
FERDINAND
High.
138
SULLIVAN
JOHN,
20
River.
(See
page
B.
FRANK,
43
Cherry.
(See
page
978.)
Sanitarium
Helen
C.
Mrs.,
96
Centre.
2 CHERRY
&
50
Maple.
S.,
10
School.
24
Co.,
Stone
(See
Maple.
Masons
page
(See
981.)
Ranges
Stoves,
Poplar.
40
H.,
BERTRAM
SIDMORE
Caskin
&
0’Conne11,
ROPES
J.
E.
&. co.,
and
41
Furnaces
Maple.
24 Maple.
(See
page
977.)
DanversGarage. RENTING,
J’. E. NIGHTINGA LE, Prop.
A.,
977.)
(See
978.)
E.
J.
page
979.)
page
(See
965.)
page
(See
ROPES
Loam
and
Gravel
LORENZO,
DUNNELS
Maple.
967.)
page
Sand,
ERNEST
RICHARDSON
148
Park.
lines.)
foot
(See
FACTORY,
RUG
(See
981.)
BUTLER
DANVERS
Clark.
5
r.
L.,
PERCY
BURNES
page
36
C.,
981.)
page
Liberty.
(See
Heating
Water
Hot
and
Steam
984.)
page
Turkington
MNFG.
971.)
CRAYON
(See page
(See
Maple.
16
359
S.,
MACAULEY
TUFTS
Crayons
School
STANDARD
Putnam.
Bridge.
7
J.,
T.,
Stephen
FOSS
page
opp.
(See
Spring.
964.)
page
Haswell
ELM
COLLEGE,
983.)
page
(See
CARROLL
c.
(70
and
14 Elm
R.,
964.)
page
ALVAH
BRADSTREET
Summer
Dealers
and
15
G.,
ALBERT
page
PREPARATORY
180.)
Agents
Estate
Real
ALLEN
JOHN'S
ST.
RICHARDSON‘ ERNEST s.,
page
.
School
Pumps
(See
I-Iolten.
33
0.,
George
Putnam
67
S.,
Charles
Stanley
Mill
Saw
Maple.
431
Bros.,
Lewis
STREET.
STORAGE
DANVERS.
Tel.
33-3.
DANVERB
Boston
Street
Railway
& Northern
St.
sheds,
High:
Elm,
492
Co.,
roams.
Maple,
also
NIOUI-TON GEQRGE
ear
High
page
cor.
Newbury
cor.
Tree
Danvers
Bonds
ALBERT
964.)
ALLEN
page
Maple.
(See
Wa.sh.,
B.).
50 Maple
(See
Suspender
page
Harrigan
and
Lena,
975.)
CROSBY
FRED
page
8
N.,
Walnut.
KERANS
588.)
Hyman,
Rapkin
&
Rimer
Sam,
Co.,
Maple.
Teachers
Peabody
Ellen
F.
Bell
Willis
Mrs.
DUNNELS
Lyman
E.,
Littlefield
Russell
Walter
SULLIVAN
M.,
17
11 Chestnut.
J.,
7
JOHN,
Endicott.
20
(See
River.
James
TUFTS
B.
page
A..
64
FRANK,
10
Purchase.
High.
93
Maple.
Mrs.,
129
60
E.,
Liberty.
Maple.
24
Locust.
and Cesspools (Cleaned
and Cemented)
LORENZO,
138
(See
page
A.,
37
Pope's
Telegraph
Cable
Union
Co.,
Telegraph
Essex
CO1‘.
46
Co.,
Elm,
B.
and
&
Putnam.
Telephone
Wagon
Telegraph
Pope’:
lane.
Oak.
Hospital,
37
Conant.
Manufacturers
21-23
MNFG.
60.,
61
and
Charles
George
Putnam.
STEAM
50
(See
F.,
E.,
52
40
Jewelers
Maple.
Maple.
Wax and Chalk Crayons
STANDAKRDCRAYON MNFG. co., :1
971.)
F. A. Butler
High.
971.)
Cummings
Crayons
page
5
BRULEY,
&.
page
Draper
CRAYON
S.,
Watchmakers
and
Maple.
(See
37
"
Veterinary
CURTIS
Textile
STANDARD
A.,
978.)
Charles
M.
Telephone
44
(See
Maple
A
Co.,
Cherry.
Maple.
Newbury.
England
43
Veterinarians
Moore
Danvers
station,
page
978.)
Telegraph
Western
FRANK,
WARREN
(See
lane.
(See
978.)
WILKINS
‘
WARREN
B.
page
(See
Cherry.
High.
r
TUFTS
Adams.
43
978.)
WILKJNS
New
Locust.
page
Swindell
n.
76
Wallace
Nichols.
Maple.
Levin,
DUNNELS
page
978.)
Postal
A.
2
Pickering.
18
H.,
&
Vaults
School.
P.,
(Sec
High.
Water.
Mrs.,
J.,
C.
Simpson
Centre.
(Soc
Putnam.
17
494
Wm.
Robinson
North.
34
Loren
Edward
148
Jr.,
Mrs.,
Peter
O'Brien
(Sec
A.
Patrick,
Landry
High.
High.
Stores
Mrs.,
Catherine
Marshall
138
27
Eliz.
Hines
Charter.
Theodore,
H.,
90
F.
M.
Healey
979.)
Kennedy
Perley
Ham
26 Ash.
Jobbing
LORENZO,
page
Gould
5
19
61
M.rs.,
Thomas
Ferguson
(painting),
and
W..
Mary
Ben-an
Teachers.
Teaming
H.,
Mntrs.
Co.,
Variety
Bellew
Music
Maple.
Underwear
Mnfg.
Maple.
See
26 Alb.
967.)
Reydon
Maple.
89
38
46
CHARLES
page
62
Etc.
MR8»,
966.)
Tailors
Bax-kan
Vines
M.
WILLIAM
page
(See
Poplar.
Undertakers
Trimmings
GOLDTHWAITE
47
Typewriter
C. H. W. CO. (The),
(2380
Co.,
PEABODY
GEORGE
(See P336 967.)
Surveyors
WOOD
spraying
Spraying
Trees, Shrubs,
15
(3..
(800
3-. 39 Maple.
968.)
Centre.
Surety
935
DIREGTOBY.
Toilct Articles
Rwy.
waiting
BUBIN%
(See
page
971.)
and EDT WATER HEATING and
LUMBIN G.
MIIPLE
ST»
DANVERS, MASS.
DANVERS Bvsmnss
9363
&
(See
page
and
40
Ah.
&.
73
C.
I-Iolten.
Staples
&
BRULEY,
21-23
:1.
and
Wood.
DERRY FRED J. (kindling), 30 Hobart 11.
High.
(See
R.
R.
(See
High.
page
page
BROS.
WOODMAN
Liberty
School.
Dealers
Coal
See
971.)
Bros.,
10
(See
'
vvheelwnghts
page
S.,
965.)
page
.
CURTIS
Wells
Driven
ERNEST
RICHARDSON
(See
966.)
E.
WOODMAN
924_)
page
38
FOWLE,
and
Windmills
Decorations
Wedding
SHIRLEY
DIRECTORY.
968.)
&. ROSS,
11 Mill.
(See
968.)
andRetail
atWholesale
Efim IceCream
§§{{'§§f§,,§-
TOWN OF DANVERS.
1910-1911.
Chase.
Pope,
Preston
P.
M0demtor—A.
Selectmen—Danie1
J_
chair-
Peale.
P. Chase.
Clerk-——Ju1ius
Treasm'e1'—A.
Ba-
W.
Tames—A1f1-ed
of
Collector
con.
Hood_
Board
chairman;
Preston,
H.
Assessors~——Char1es
T.
John
P. Pope,
Daniel
chairman;
Carroll.
M.
Accounts——Arthur
of
Auditor
C. Boutelle,
Electric
Bat-nes_
of
ley
Story,
Lumber——Ira.
Wm.
G. Merrill,
Dm‘vers—A1fred
Ma.ckey_
Pound
Sealer
T.
John
Keeper-—Michae1
and
of Weights
Carroll.
Fire
H. Burns.
Measures-
John
Lummus,
G.
Horace
George
Wheeler,
Wallace
Putnam,
Simp-
Alphonsus
McCarthy.
Police
Dept.-—Joseph
Price,
R.
Edward
Timothy
J. Connors,
Merrill,
Sink-
Department.
Noonan,
Thomas
E. B1od-
Patrolmen.
Charles
W.
Hood
and
Isaac
HOSE
General
School
ten
D. Pope_
Water C'omm'Ess'io'ners—Ra1ph WheelW.
Arthur
K. Sears,
Robert
right.
Beckford.
Peale.
Registmr—Ju1ius
Water
of Lights—Timothy
Superintendent
11_ Fletcher.
Newhall.
Expert attention to all
Ten
repair work.
years experience
Water
Works-
Clerk.
Co.
Hose
Foreman;
No.
Frederick
2, H01-
A. B1‘11]11-
Major
Chase
Hose
Co.
No.
9
4,
Foreman;
Jones,
Theodore
st.
School
Clerk.
Tufts,
Sherman
St.
Co. No. 5, Centre
Hose
11. Maple.
6, Forest
Co. No.
Hose
and
Foreman
Dowdell,
L.
James
Clerk.
street.
Co. No. 7, Locust
Hose
Co. No. 8,
Hose
Hooper
Matthew
Wilst_ Geo. Morse, Foreman;
Water
liam Spear, Clerk.
Hose Co. No. 9, 171 Pine 11.
Deluge
Hyde.
Hook
of
Barry,
Scott
A_ Neil,
11
No.1,
Co.
Hose
Crosby,
Frank
B.
foreman;
mitt,
driver.
Swindell,
Elden
clerk;
street.
No. 3, River
Hose,
Ocean
J. Lynch.
Superintendent
COMPANIES.
Putnam
st. Timothy
P.
James
General
Chief;
Michael
Merrill.
0onstwble—Joseph
T. Creese,
River Committee-—Wa1ter
George Russell,
W. Sylvester,
Herbert
Henry
Per-
N.
Woodbury,
H. Brown.
VVa1ter
House
School
Centre
H. Barry.
Chief Engineer——Micha.e1
Berry,
A.
Enginee1's——Wi11ia.m
H. Barry, George W. Battye,
Michael
Dennett.
Clarence
D. W. Wheelright,
Bm~7o——and
Wood
of
A. Wheeler,
Edwin
Perley,
McCarAlphonsus
Merrill,
W. Nichols.
Hay
of
Weighers
and
Grain——E_ A.
Russell,
gett,
agent.
Oom-
burial
Fund
Warden—— W. M. 0’Nei1.
Tree
Measurers
N.
Charles
G.
George
Joshua
thy,
Measurers
son.
H.
0.
ale.
H. Kimball.
Bacon,
W.
Andrew
and
Clark,
Dmwers
S.
Crosby,
Harry
H.
Health—Wm.
E. Beecher Williams,
H. Philbrick,
Sinking
Lou/n
0.
E.
Pratt,
Commission-—George
ing Fund
B. GoodLoring
Hutchinson,
Alfred
D. Pope,
Isaac
G. Merrill,
George
McCarAlphonsus
N. Perley,
Charles
th .
S. Webb,
§7'ence Viewers——Wi11ia.m
George
Field
of
mission——Fred
Rob-
L.
8’urve1/or—Ja.mes
Highway
erts.
Surveyors
French,
U.
Fred
Macaulay,
J.
P. Flynn.
Thomas
Poor-——Wm.
the
of
Overseers
0. Perry,
James
chairman;
Hood,
Williams.
Beecher
0attle—Char1es
of
Inspector
Moore.
Leather——Wi11ia.m
of
Measurer
J.
Alvah
Nightingale,
J. Ellis
man;
every
meetings
Regular
Bradstreet.
at Town Hall_
forenoon
Friday
Town
Town
0ommissioners——
Light
Creese,
T.
Walter
Chase,
Caskin.
Peale,
of Voters/'Wu1ius
Electric
E.
Frank
H.
Francis
Registrars
Officers.
& Ladder
Herbert
Cherry.
H. E. Morrison,
No.
1,
G. Ham,
Clerk.
Maple
11.
Foreman;
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938
DIRECTORY
Danvers
Fire
OF
DANVERS.
Alarm.
School
DANVERS FIRE ALARM.
8 Purchase
and Ash Sts.
13
14
15
16
17
18
123
124
125
126
127
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
212
214
23]
232
31
33
Central
Station,
School
SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
William
E.
Frank
Porter,
ples.
St.
High and Conant Sts_
Holten
and Elm Sts.
Charles
and Pickering
Sts.
Maple and Locust
Sts.
Maple cor. Poplar St.
Poplar
and Chestnut
Sts.
Locust
and Chestnut
Sts.
Lindall
and Winthrop
Sts.
Locust
St. at Porter’s
Hill.
Locust
and Wenham
Sts.
Clark
and Hobart.
Sts_
Burroughs
cor. Holten
Sts.
Pine and Holten
Sts.
Pine and Sylvan
Sts.
Collins and Centre Sts.
Centre and Hobart
Sts.
Centre St. opp, Gooda1e’s store.
Centre and Newbury
Sts.
Green cor. Centre.
Maple and Vineyard
Sts.
Maple
and Forest
Sts_
Maple and Newbury
sts.
Maple cor. Preston
St.
Purchase
and High Sts.
A.
T. Way,
High and Liberty
Sts.
Water
opp. Creese & Cook
Endicott
and Water
Sts.
Endicott
Street
bridge.
Water and So. Liberty
Sts.
Liberty and Elliott
Sts.
316
Bridge
cor.
number
Teacher
GENERAL
times,
PUBLIC
Minnie
a.
m.
and
fies
6.45
at any
p.
re-
entire
de-
Board
of Firewards
time
to
do
so.
Time
blasts
three
recommend
saved
in
J. E. Nightingale,
Prop.
E.
1,
Building,
Herbert
H.
Richmond,
'1). Barton,
L. Powell,
Q_ Cate,
Damaers
Wilkins,
D'i,.s-tm}ct
No.
Sullivan,
Sarah
Mclntire,
Abbie
assist-
Plains.
n. Ho-
Teachers.
2,
Danversport.
Hallowell,
E.
No.
Ruby
Stetson,
District
4, Newbwry
No.
WADSWORTH
Dayton,
5, Dmwers
SCHOOL,
Elizabeth
pal;
Mary
Teachers.
District
E.
Street.
No.
Mrs.
Centre.
Centre
A_ Ahern,
Cove,
Alice
7,
Holten
E.
Teachers.
HATHOBNE
SCHOOL,
primary,
Alice
E. Novvers,
Teacher.
opp.
Princi-
M.
Clancy,
Street.
TAPLEY
SCHOOL,
Holten
n.
fine,
Mrs.
Adelaide
W.
Colton,
Princlpal;
Mabelle
Flint,
Ethel
B. Calef,
Rosa.
A. Manning,
Abbie
Dodge,
Gertrude
E.
Gibbs,
Florence
Leavitt,
Marjorie
Millea, Teachers.
District
this
Way may prevent
a conflagration.
In giving
an alarm, break
glass
in
keybox,
open
door, pull
hook
down
once, and let go.
Remain
at box until apparatus
arrives.
Danvers Garage,Agent
TEACHERS.
WATER STREET, Water
11. High,
Martin
A. Seymour,
Principal;
Alice
F.
Hammond,
Helen
F. Gallivan,
Alice
M_
signi-
to all persons
who may see this notice that
they make all necessary
inquiries
to enable
them,
in case
of
need, to give
an
alarm
or direct
others
Carrie
No.
District
at
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS.
The
AND
CHARTER STREET SCHOOL, A. Jeanie
Brown,
Mary E. Nichols,
Marion
Allen,
Catharine
A. Stuart,
Carrie
A. Hall,
Lillian
R. Rich,
Teachers.
same
three
schools
Packard,
Gertrude
nothing.
schools,
for all
Rich-
bart,
Frank
W.
Seabury,
Principal;
Martha
C. McDouga.11,
Pri11cipa.1’s
assistant;
Annie
G. Parley,
Jennie
L.
CALL FOR FIRE OUT 01' ToWN——-Five
blasts
repeated
three
times.
No SCHOOL SIGNALS-—F01‘ Primary
and Intermediate
at 8.15 or 11.15;
blasts
at 7_30.
SCHOOLS
Déstrict
111.
other
L.
MAPLE STREET SCHOOL, Maple,
SPECIAL ALABM—Five blasts.
ALL OUT—TWO blasts.
One stroke
will be given
daily
One stroke
Music—F1ora
T_
ants.
partment_
11.45
Drawz'ng—Jennie
HOLTEN HIGH, Town
Hall
Chas. F. Abbott,
Principal;
Rice,
sub-master;
Sarah
F.
Elizabeth
E. 01:13, Bertha
Julia.
C. Carleton,
Mildred
Co.’s_
blasts,
call
aS'chools-—-Henry
Lewis, M. Jennie Tibbetts,
Jennie Manning, Ethel M. Rees, Ethel Cummings,
blasts,
ALARM-—F0ur
three
of
J.
Sta-
mond.
of box repeated.
peated
chairman;
Frank
0.
of
of
Teacher
Aiken.
Elliott.
ALARM——FiVe
Clapp,
Clerk;
Superintendent
C. Sanborn.
Liberty.
34
35
36
37
38
314
SECOND
Department.
N 0. 8, East
INTERMEDIATE
L. Hersey,
AND
Dmwers.
PRIMARY,
Mary
Teacher.
PU'1‘NAMV1LLE SCHOOL.
Locust
near
Wenham,
Mildred
F. Williams,
Teach81'.
for the CUTTING
JACKSON,
No. 40, 9Chm 5%
and FULLER.
DAN
TCL
ER5
33'2p
.DIREC-TOBY
OF
tees,
Churches.
939
DANVERS.
George
M.
A. Tapley,
Fmsr
BAPRIST
CHURCH,
High.
Organized
win A. Herring.
Whipple,
William
Water,
cor.
1793_
Pastor,
EdDeacons,
Charles
H.
A. Jacobs,
Arthur
Hammond,
J.
Frank
Whipple,
Supt.
of S. S. William
A. Jacobs;
Sexton,
George
S. Withey_
FIRST
CHURCH,
(Congregational),
Centre,
cor.
Hobart.
Organized,
1689.
Charles
3,,
B.
Bodwell,
Fred
H.
Goodale;
Pastor;
Nowers;
Deacons,
Supt.
Alfred
Hutchinson,
Oscar
The parish
was organized
it
is
It
was
the
old
for
only
one
l\IAPLE
Maple,
“Salem
more
in town.
STREET,
Pastor,
Samuel
Perry,
rence
Abbott,
Treas.
parish_
a century
the
Dec.
5,
DeaLea.-
Peale,
Thomas
F, FerguW. Gardner,
Wallace
P.
Ralph
Perkins,
Supt.
M. Ayres,
son.
Abbott,
Clerk;
A. LauCor.
Sec.;
Lewis
B.
S.S.;
John
S. Learoyd,
H.
The
in the
organ
CALVARY CHURCH
(Episcopal),
Hol-
Clarence
M. Whiting;
1858.
Sexton,
Marcus
Clerk,
Treasurer,
liam
E. Harris.
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL
ten
11. Pine.
Organized
Wil-
CHURCH,
November
Hol5,
1872.
Pastor,
Nathaniel
B.
Fisk;
Supt. of S. S., G. H. Ryther;
Church
Treas.,
VV. M. Ayres;
Sec. of Trus-
Ira
church
E.
Ezra.
edifice
G.
G. M_ Har-
T1-ask,
Elliott,
fall
was
B. Wil-
0. Richard-
was
remodeled
of 1889.
A valuable
pipe
placed
in the church
in
December,
1891.
ROMAN
CATHOLIC
(Annunciation
Church),
122 High street
11. Purchase.
Organized,
1859. Pastor,
Henry
livan;
Asst.
Pastor,
Michael
Supt.
Sexton,
ton,
of
John
J.
A.
J.
SulSulli-
W_ Shea;
McCau1ey;
Asst.
Sex-
Small.
SEVENTH
Putnam
ct.
pastor.
H.
S. S., Henry
John
DAY
ADVENTIST
cor. Putnam
st.
Frank
H.
G.
Hartman,
CHURCH,
N0 settled
Fiske,
Leader;
Deacon;
Charles
Perry,
Supt. of S. S.
UNITY CHAPEL (Unitarian),
cor. Porter.
Organized
in town
High
hall,
1865,
“The
incorporated
Unitarian
Danvers.”
pastor;
man
in
1867
as
Congregational
Society
Rev.
Edward
H.
clerk,
Andrew
Nichols;
of
standing
Newhall;
ten
cor.
Cherry
st.
Organized
Rector,
Henry
W.
Winkley;
Joseph
P.
Tufts;
Wardens,
C. Pettingill,
Robert
M. Merritt;
Trustees,
C. H. Gilliland,
J.
Charles
(Congregational),
Organized
W.
liams,
van;
R. Bodwell.
in 1672, and
Melville
A. Shafer;
L. Sawyer,
J.
S.
royd, Julius
son, George
S.
Loring
Siner,
Village”
than
I1. Hobart.
1844.
cons,
of
Sexton,
William
ris,
Harris;
committee,
sexton,
Thomas
of
Brenan,
chair-
Charles
B. Luseomb.
The chapel
was built in 1871, and the
church is free from debt.
No ownership
of
pews,
FIRST
cor.
all
seats
free.
UNIVERSALIST
Park;
CHURCH,
organized
1829,
High
Pastor,
Eugent
M. Grant;
Supt. S. S.,
; Sexton,
Harry Briggs;
Clerk,
George
L. Merrill;
Treasurer,
Charles
H. Ingalls;
Trustees,
Albert
G. Allen,
Harry
M. Wilkins,
Lester
S. Couch,
Mrs_ Wallace
P. Putnam,
Frank
O.
Staples,
J. Ellis Nightingale.
5
SOCIETIES,
INSTITUTIONS,
1
Ancient
4
Banks.
5.
Boston
Incandescent
6.
Calvin
Putnam
7
Catholic
8
R.
9.
Creese
Order
of
United
Workmen.
21.
Danvers
ETC.
Lodge
of
the
Theosophical
Society.
Lamp
Total
L.
Society.
Co.
Consolidated
Danvers
Electric
Carriage
12.
Danvers
Club.
13.
14.
Danvers
Danvers
Co-operative
Country
Club.
15.
Danvers
Firemen’s
Relief
16.
tion.
Danvers
Gas
Lamp
Co.
17.
Danvers
Historical
18.
Danvers
Home
19.
Danvers
20
Danvers
for
and Records
and
Associa-
Danvers
24.
Danversport
Women’s
25.
Daughters
Association.
Rubber
of
the
Co.
American
Association.
Associa-
26.
Eagle
Lamp
27.
Excel
Leather
28.
Fuller
Manufacturing
29.
Grand
Army
30.
Hathorne
31.
Hygrade
32-33.
Co.
Co.
(The)
Co.
of
the
Republic.
Club.
Incandescent
Improved
Lamp
Order
of
Red
Order
of
Odd
34.
Independent
the
Aged.
35.
Liquid
Society.
36.
Martin
Kelley
Company.
37.
Maple
Rebekah
Lodge,
Talking
Listening
Revolu-
tion.
Hospital.
Victor
Nurses
Society.
Improvement
and
Visiting
23.
Co.
Co.
x
Light
Danvers
tion.
Co.
Cook
State
22.
Co.
Abstinence
Cleveland
and
Co.
Lumber
10.
11.
Edison
COMPANIES,
Machines
Room
Gas
Co.
men.
Fellows.
Co.
I. O.
O.
F. A. BUTLER’S
50 MAPLE
ST.,
DANVERS
F.
940
OF
DIRECTORY
39-42.
Masons.
43-44.
Mass.
52.
53.
Sylvester
Mechan-
54.
Tuesday
55.
Union
56.
Walnut
ters.
American
United
ms.
46.
Packard,
47.
Peabody
Aid
48.
Penny
49.
Republican
DANVERS
28,
May
second
and
Ward
58.
Danvers
each
month,
are
elected
on
December.
T.
John
94 High
Treasurer.
organheld
24,
LODGE, No.
Meetings
1881.
ings
Oflicers
83 Elm.
at
A.
Gilbert
Directors:
G. A. Tapley;
R. K. Sears, W.
Henry Creese,
Tapley,
Cash0. Stimpson;
George
A_ Tapley,
day
Discount
Nevvhall.
B. E.
ier,
8 to 12 A. M.
hours,
Bank
Monday.
and 1 to 3 P. M. Sat. to 12 m.
profits,
and
Deposits
of depositors,
Number
H. Preston,
Charles
N.
Hutchinson,
Alfred
President,
6,015.
Vice Presidents,
Smart.
Arthur
Trustees,
W.
N. Parley,
H. Preston,
Fred
Austin
E.
Willis
Hutchinson,
Charles
Charles
S.
Lester
bott,
J.
Treasurer,
J.
Couch,
S. Tapley,
Ar-
C. AbPor-
Frank
Peale, LeJulius
Clerk
E. Smart.
B. Sears,
ter, George
J_ Ross, Willis
land
and
Topsfield;
George
D. Pope,
Isaac
mitage,
Com-
Porter.
Frank
Charles
Charles
N.
H.
Herbert
Armitage,
Joshua.
Preston,
in
at bank
held
Meetings
Tapley.
and September.
June
March,
uary,
S.
Investments,
of
D. Pope,
Isaac
mittee
Perley,
Bank
January.
to
3.
4.
DANVERS
8 to
hours,
close
Saturday
at
1892.
22,
Aug_
organized
E. Jackson,
Harry
Pres.;
Marsh,
M. Wilkins,
Harry
President;
FROZEN
HORACE
1
Ambrose,
P.
Joseph
P.
Thomas
Sec.;
Tinsley,
groCLEVELAND R. L. Co. (Inc.),
inc. July 1, 1904.
etc_, 42 Maple;
L. Johnson,
William
$30,000.
Capital,
Vice-PresiW. MacLea.n,
John
PI-es.;
See. and
L. Cleveland,
Raymond
dent;
Treas.
C0., 33 Water;
& C001:
CREESE
9.
Capital,
5, 1901.
October
T.
W.
Pres.;
W_ Cook,
H.
$75,000.
BosC. Allen,
Frank
Treas.;
Creese,
Clerk.
ton.
LAMP
ELECTRIC
CONSOLIDATED
10.
of lamps.
1, 1900. Mnfrs.
Co., Inc. July
W_ Marsh,
Frank
$100,000.
Capital,
Treas.
Marsh,
Jasper
Pres.;
10
C0.,
CARRIAGE
DAVVERS
11.
$5,000.
Capital,
1906.
inc. May,
School,
MarJacob
Pres.;
H. Barry,
Michael
Treas.
See. and
ston,
DANVERS
12_
1,
in
October.
meeting.
at annual
Austin
Pre%.;
on.
D. C. Brown,
Nathan
13_
Jasper
ViceSecre-
1882.
Feb.
CLUB, organized
Oct.
Inc.
1907.
TION,
26
Tuesday
in April
8.
cers.
1,
Annual
1908.
elected
Officers
Andrew
McDonald,
Treas.
DANVERS CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIAN0.
85
Inc.
Elm;
August
organized
2?,
1892.
I
and
MAPLE
PatSec.;
H.
0. Cook,
Everett
P1-es.;
Bacon,
Ingalls,
H.
Chas.
Agent;
and
and
January
in
held
Meeting;
in January.
elected
Officers
PUDDING
S. EMERSON,
are held
elected
October.
John
Treas.
BANK,
M. C. Pettingell,
Nightingale,
Ellis
Capital
and
Pres.;
Flynn,
12 M.
C0-OPERATIVE.
and Treasurer;
tar3
J.
Perkins,
Arthur
in
12 and
Capi-
1899.
July,
Meetings
Officers
Cherry_
evenings.
meeting
JanAn-
Wednesday
second
meeting
nual
C0.,
LAMP
11, 1905.
Searle,
P.
Charles
$80,000.
stock,
Treas.
D. Pope,
Isaac
Pres.;
S0TOTAL ABSTINENCE
CATHOLIC
7.
2
1871;
19,
Nov.
organized
CIETY,
incorporated
Derry,
H_ Put-
Joshua
Wenham,
of
Perkins
P.
N.
J.
Herbert
W. Clapp,
Granville
Alfred
Beckford,
of
M. Woodbury
Isaac
nam,
Perley,
N.
Charles
Perkins,
Porter
13
No.
BANK,
SAVINGS
DANVERS
3.
street_
Maple
$2,478,235.32.
of
last Monday
Ofiicers
room_
Jan.
Inc.
Inc.
Liberty.
No.
BANK,
October,
President,
NATIONAL
incorporated
$100,000.
Arthur
Direc-
E. Pierce,
Charles
$10,000.
stock,
tal
and
Treas.
F. Strong,
Edward
Pres.;
Manager_
LUMBER 00., 128
CALVIN PUTNAM
"'6.
.
Banks
Pythias.
of
Knights
INCANDESCENT
BOSTON
5.
128 Maple.
M. W.;
Harris,
E.
Wm.
Hood,
J. Frank
Fin.;
Carroll,
L. M. Littlefield,
St_, Rec.;
DANVERS
2.
street;
17 Maple
Capital,
1904.
Corpora-
F. W. Marsh,
S. Couch,
Lester
Tebbetts,
F. Pierce
E. Perkins,
in
Thursday
third
America.
Corps.
Lodge,
held
Meetings
tors.
at bank
each ‘month
in August.
elected
even-
Wednesday
the
of
Cemetery
Grove
Relief
57.
Committee.
fourth
Society.
Aid
Bapt.
John
St.
Society.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORK-
1.
MEN,
ized
Company.
Evening
tion.
Danvers.
of
Institute
Inc.
Brooks,
&
Marston
College.
Club.
Sawyer
Forres-
of
Order
Preparatory
John’s
St.
of
Arcanum.
Royal
Catholic
Order
45.
DANVERS.
Society.
Aid
Ladies
38.
Sept.
Treas.
Sec.
July.
SI-IEBBET
STREET,
1,
A. W.
DANVERS,
DIRECTORY
14.
DANVERS
COUNTRY CLUB, 318
OF
L0-
cust, organized
1897. Frank C. Damon,
pres.;
Frank
F. Keeney,
See.
and
Treas.
15. DANVEBS FIREME.N’S RELIEF AsSOCIATION, organized
Oct.
14, 1894_
Directors
meet quarterly
in January,
April,
July
and
October.
Oflicers
elected
annually
in May.
E. H. Kelley, Pres.;
Everett
N. Berry,
8 Franklin St., Sec.; John C. Foote, Treas.
16. DANVEBS GAS LIGHT Co_, office
36 Maple,
organized,
1860.
Capital
stock,
and
$30,000.
ofiicers
Annual
elected
meeting
in July.
W.
Winslow
(Beverly),
drew
W. Rogers
(Beverly),
held
Sidney
Pres.;
Clerk
Anand
Treas.
17.
DANVERS
organized
July
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY,
29, 1889. Meetings
are
held every month at 15 Maple. Oflicers
are elected
at annual
meeting
the
third
Monday of September.
Ralph B_
Putnam
(Salem),
VVhite,
Vice-Pres.;
11 1-2 Central
ave.,
Pres.;
Alden
P.
Evelyn
Smalley,
Sec.;
Chas H. Ma-
sux-y. Tre.-a,s.; Eugene
rian;
Ezra
M. Grant,
Capt.
Henry
N. Comey.
D. Hines,
Historian;
Mudgett,
asst.
Libra-
Curator;
Sarah
W.
curator.
18.
DANVERS
HOME FOR THE AGED,
18 Park.
Inc. June
9, 1903.
Open to
vmitors
every
1’. M.
Mrs.
Mrs.
George
Stimpson,
er.
Wednesday
Lucinda.
Gunn,
Treas.;
from
5
2 to
P. Watts.
Pres.;
Sec-_;
George
0.
Mrs.
Clara
E. Fish-
Matron.
19. DANVERS IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY,
organized
Sept. 15. 1886. Annual meet"mg at which
ofiicers
are elected
held
fir May. J. Frank
Porter,
Acting
Pres.;
Edward
E.
Woodman,
Sec.;
H.
M.
‘§rad'~‘n'oF-t. Treasurer.
20.
DANVEBS STATE HOSPITAL, Hath-
941
DANVERS
M.
D.;
Assistant
Madler,
Myrtelle
Physicians.
Physician
and
pathologist.
M. Canavan,
M. D., assistant
physician
at
laboratory.
A.
Fisk,
ment
Supervisor
and
Non-resident
Treasurer
and
gren,
Chief
ker,
farmer;
Physicians,
rence;
Dr.
oificers,
Clerk;
P. M.
No visitors
or holidays
All letters
received
and
1-5
on Sundays
except
in cases
for information
of illness.
should
be
Miss
H. Atherton,
Mary
W.
Saugus.
Nichols.
Cor. Sec.;
Danvers,
Rec.
Sec.; Orville
F. Rogers.
M. D.. Dorc11es’rer: George
R. Jewett.
Salem_
Resident
officers Henry W. Mitchell.
M.
1)., Physician
and ,Superintendent;
Henry M. Swift.
M. D., Senior
Assistant;
Anna, I~[.Peabod_V.
M. D., Edwin
W. Kat7ene11enboga.n,
M_ D.; Leslie
C. Bishop,
Go to the DANVERS
AUTO
16 ELM STREET,
of
B. Flanders,
W. Anthony,
Dr.
Newburyport;
Kittredge,
tuck,
Salem;
Boston;
Chairman,
21.
LawHa.-
Dr.
DANVERS
Thomas
Dr. George
George
Dr. Hasket
Frederic
John F.
B. Shat-
B.
Shattuck,
Derby,
Sec.
LODGE OF THE
THEO-
SOPHICAL SOCIETY. Organized
January
4, 1909_
Meets
first.
Monday
evenings
each
month
and
third
at
58 Water
St.
Mrs. Mary L. Jacobs,
pres.;
Mrs. Florence I. Robbins,
9 Ash St., Sec. Wm. H.
Jacobs,
Treas.
22. DANVERS VISITING NURSE AssoCIATION. Incorporated
Oct. 8, 1908.
Miss Emily Fowler,
Pres.;
Miss Clara.
P. Hale,
Rec.
Sec.,
25 Putnam
St.;
Miss Isabel
B. Tapley,
Treasurer.
23.
DANVEBS W0MEN’s
ASSOCIATION,
organized
April
25, 1882.
Meetings
are held
on alternate
Tuesdays
at
Town Hall.
Ofiicers elected
in May.
Mrs. Evelyn
N_ Masury,
Pres.;
Mrs.
Ida. M. Burk,
Rec. Sec.;
Mrs.
Putnam,
Cor.
Sec.;
Mrs.
Martha
Jennie
C.
S.
Treas.
24.
DANVEESPORT
RUBBER Co_, Liberty
I1. Water,
D. Port.
J. J. Collins,
Pres.;
J. C. Walton,
Chapter.
Meetings
gent,
Albert
Horace
L. Bar-
Board
Young,
Essex
Herbert
S.
George
Dr.
Dr.
each
Mass.
Trustees,
Salem.
chairman;
Scott
Whitcher,
Charles
Lind-
C_ Nason,
Newburyport;
W. Taylor,
Cambridge;
addressed
‘to Henry W. Mitchell,
physician
and
superintendent,
Hathorne,
Counfv.
Wilkins,
Nurses;
verhill;
Dr. Samuel
Crowell,
Dorchester;
Dr.
Hasket
Derby,
Boston;
Dr.
Joseph
G. Pinkham,
Lynn;
Dr. Daniel D. Gilbert,
Dorchester;
Dr.
John
T. G. Nichols,
Cambridge;
Dr. Arthur
25.
DAUGHTERS
REVOLUTION,
Gen.
M.
Depart-
Consulting
Dr_ F.
Francis
La.-
SuperEunice
of
Engineer;
nesdays
A.
N.
Female
Superintendent
Vaughan,
9-11.30
John
cey, steward;
Adam D. Smith,
visor Male Department;
Miss
orne hill. Newbury
001' Maple. Building completed
in 1878.
Open for reception
to patients.
May
13, 1878.
Visflurs
admitted
Mondays
and Wedfrom
Herman
Organized,
held second
month,
August.
See.
OF
excepting
Mrs.
Miss Clara
Robinson
Wallace
and
THE
Israel
Treas.
AMERICAN
Putnam
Apr.
19, 1895.
Wednesday
of
June,
P.
July
and
Hood,
Re-
P. Hale,
Trea.s.;
(Peabody),
Rec_
Mrs.
Sec.
26. EAGLE LAMP Co., mnfrs.
incandescent
electric
lamps, 128 Maple. Inc.
July, 1905.
Capital
$25,000.
Edward
F. Strong,
mngr.
27. EXCEL
LEATHER Co.
(THE),
leather
mnfrs.,
41 Water_
Inc. Sept.
15, 1906.
Capital,
$40,000.
Roswell
F.
Keith,
Pres.;
Wm.
C. Keith,
Sec.;
Fred
A. Keith,
Treas.
STATION
for Repairs
and Supplies.
DANVERS.
942
DIRECTORY
OF DANVERS.
28. FULLER Mum
rers of garden tools,
Co., manufactu148 Maple_
Inc.
Feb.,
1908.
Arthur
and Treas.;
Wm. E.
29.
GRAND ARMY
E. Fuller,
Pres.
Clapp,
clerk.
OF THE REPUBLIC,
WARD POST, N0. 90, organized
1869.
Meetings
held
every
evening,
at G. A_ R. 113.11.
elected
Charles
Henry
June 8,
Monday
Officers
in
December.
A. J. Stetson,
Newhall,
Adj.,
36 Park
N. Comey,
Q. M.
0.;
St.,
Albert
C. Batchelder,
Pres.;
Fred
H.
Woodbury,
Treas.;
Frank
W. Knight,
Sec.
31.
HYGRADE
INCANDESCENT
LAMP
Co., 27 Hobart.
Capital
stock,
$5,000.
Edward
Poor,
pres.;
Frank
A. Poor,
T1-ea.s_; Arthur
H. Colbey,
Sec.
32.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
AGAWAM TRIBE, No. 5, organized
Feb.
24, 1875.
Meetings
held
Thursday
evenings
at Red Men’s hall.
Officers
elected
in January
and July.
Chas.
33.
GIL,
Sachem;
Geo. A.
Andrew
Wilkins,
H. Paton,
K_ W.
C.
I. O. R. M. NEOSKALETA COUNNo.
31.
DEGREE
on‘
POGAHONTAS.
Meetings
held first and third Wednesday evenings
at homes
of members.
Oflicers elected
semi-a.nnua,11y_
Mrs.
Emma
Brown,
ney,
K. of R.;
Poc.;
Miss
Sarah
Mattie
A. WhitMoore,
K.
DANVERS
LODGE, No.
of W.
34.
I.
O. 0.
F.
153, organized
Sept_ 13, 1870.
Meetings held Tuesday
evenings
at Masonic hall.
Oificers elected
last Tuesday
in December.
Ralph P. Spofford,
N.
G.;
Fred
H.
Woodbury,
Trea.s.;
39. HOLTEN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER,
chartered
March
12, 1872.
Meetings
held second Wednesday
of each month
at Masonic
hall.
Oflicers
elected
in
December.
Arthur E. Perkins,
H. E;
Charles
J. Trask,
King;
Walter
T.
Creese, Scribe.
40. AMITY LODGE, F. AND A. M., orSept.
ganized
30. HATHORNE CLUB, 16 Maple,
organiged,
1903.
Meetings
held
first
Saturday
of each month
at Carro11’=.
ha.11_
Ofiicers
elected
in January.
Hayes,
of R.;
Masonic.
J.
F.
third
28,
Friday
1863.
of
Meetings
each
sonic
hall.
Officers
elected
ber.
Harry
M_ Vvilkins,
Preston
Chase,
3 Oak St.,
lace P. Hood,
Treas.
42.
ORDER
OF
THE
EASTERN
Monday
of
each
month
Burk,
W.
Conant
kins,
P.;
St.,
Mrs.
boots
and shoes,
1, 1905.
Capital,
120 Holteng
$10,000.
Kelley,
Treas.
37.
See.
and
MAPLE REBEKAI-I
inc. July
Thomas
J.
LODGE, N0.
166,
I. O. O_ F. Organized
April
10, 1905.
Meetings
held
second
and
fourth
Mondays
of each month
at Masonic
hall.
Oflicers elected
last meeting
in
December.
G.; Mrs.
Mrs.
Mabel
A. Webber,
Maud. Kelly,
V. G.; Mrs.
N.
Bes-
sie
Perry,
Sec_
38. LADIES AID SOCIETY, organized
Oct. 22, 1888.
Meetings
held
third
Monday
of each
month
at Ca.rrol1’5
hall, Julia. G. Reynolds,
Pres.;
Mary
K. Fennessey,
Trea.s.; Mary J. Fennessey,
Sec.
Danvers Garage, Automobile
J.
E. Nightingale,
Prop.
2 CHERRY
at
Abbie
Sec.;
Masonic
S.
Small,
Mrs_ Mary
29
C. Per-
Treas.
43.
MASS. CATHOLIC ORDER or FonRESTEBS, COURT No. 84, organized
Feb.
10, 1892.
Meetings
held
every
Tuesday at Forresters
hall. Officers
elected
in January.
Henry
1?. Warren,
Frank
P. Hennessey,
Sullivan,
Treas.
R.
every
of
STAB,
ha.11_ Officers -elected
in December,
Mrs. Ethel F. Cook, W. M.; Daniel
J.
nest
S. Webb,
pres.;
Carlton
er, Treas.;
Frank
E. Chase,
MARTIN KELLEY C0., mnfrs_
Ma.-
in NovemW. M.;
A.
Sec.;
Wal-
MOUNT BURNET CHAPTER, No. 119. Instituted
Oct. 2'7, 1908.
Meets
first
44.
MASS.
CATHOLIC
BESTERS, ANNUNCIATION
36.
at
41. MOSAIC LODGE, F. AND A. M.,
organized
October
28, 1871.
Meetings
held the first Thursday
of each month
at Masonic hall.
Oflicers elected first
Thursday
in November,
Ralph E Abbott, W. M.; Wendell
P. Patch,
Sec.;
Walter
A. Tapley,
Treas.
Hood, Sec., 94 High.
35_ LIQUID GAS Co. or MASS., 4 Ma.ple, inc. 1908.
Capital,
$500,000.
ErB. MoshSec.
held
month
ized
May
15,
Ofiicers
garet
D.
held
Forresters
in January_
Sullivan,
C. R.;
rine Finnegan,
nessey,
Sec.
45.
Meetings
at
elected
R.
G. R.;
James
ORDER on‘ FoxCOURT, organ-
1896.
Wednesday
S.;
Treas.;
hall.
Mrs. MarMrs.
Mary
Cathe-
J. Fen-
ORDER OF UNITED AMERICAN ME-
GHANICS,
ENDICOTT
COUNCIL,
No.
30,
organized
November
15, 1887.
Meetings held second
and fourth
Fridays
at G. A. R. hall.
Officers are elected
in June
and December.
Francis
0.
Kimball.
C.;
George
M_ Peabody,
Treas.;
ence
Herbert
W. Clapp,
C. Ham,
Fin.
46.
PACKARD,
MARSTON
INC., boot
and shoe mnfrs.,
Inc.
Fred
Brooks,
March,
B.
1906.
Marston,
See. and
R.
S.;
Clar-
Sec.
& BROOKS,
20 Locust.
Capital,
Pres.;
Treas.
$50,000.
Thomas
T.
Repairing in all its branches.
ST.,
DANVERS.
Tel. 33-2.
DIRECTORY
47.
founded
PEABODY INSTITUTE
or
by Geprge
Peabody,
rated
by
an
passed
Sylvan
March
street.
April.
The
act
of
16,
the
Peabody
108.
Open
DANVERS,
incorpo-
Located
meeting
Institute
on
in
Library
in this
buildas a. separate
Number
of volcirculation,
53,-
Mondays,
Wednesdays,
Fridays
and
Saturdays
from
2 P. M.
to 8 P. M. for delivery
of books.
Reading room
open
from
2 to
9 P. M.
Trustees,
George
A. Peabody,
Pres.;
Francis
Peabody,
Treas.;
Gilbert
A.
Tapley,
William
C. Endicott,
Charles
H. Preston,
Wallace
P. Hood,
George
0. Stimpson,
Lester
S. Couch,
Herbert
S. Tapley;
Librarian,
Emilie
D. Patch;
Janitor,
John
F. Putnam.
48.
PENNY
April
24,
April, July,
gan,
Pres.;
John
H.
49.
AID
1908.
October.
J. J.
King,
elected
chase,
Sec.;
held
in
Jan.
I. HarriTrea.s.;
Arthur
Macaulay,
Sec.
REPUBLICAN
cers
SOCIETY, organized
Meetings
in
COMMITTEE.
January.
Chairman;
William
H_
50.
ROYAL
COUNCIL,
No.
A
Ofi‘1-
Preston
N.
Perley
Clark,
Kimball,
Treas.
ARCANUM,
249, instituted
ARCADIAN
Feb.
10,
1879. Meetings
held second
Thursdays
of each month
and fourth
at G. A. R.
hall.
Officers
Maurice
hill,
Sec.;
elected
in
Wyzanski,
Regent;
Everett
C. Cook,
December.
D. M. CaTreas.
51. ST. JoHN’s
PREPARATORY CoLLEGE, Summer
cor. Spring.
A select
boarding
and
day
men and
Director.
boys.
school
Rev.
Bro.
for
943
DANVERS.
53. SYLVESTEB Go.
(THE),
Danvers
Iron Works,
128 Water.
corporated,
Legislature
1882.
Annual
(public),
is contained
ing,
and
was
founded
institution
in 1866.
umes
26,658;
annual
OF
young
Benjamin,
1902.
Benjamin
Capital,
F_ Sylvester,
Sylvester,
Trea.s.;
(Boston),
Sec.
props.
In-
$150,000.
Pres.;
John
Norman
P.
Bingham,
54. TUESDAY EVENING A11) SOCIETY,
organized
Nov. 1, 1881. Meetings
held
Tuesday
evenings
at 9 Maple st.
Officers
elected
in January
and
July.
Frank
Waitt,
Kennedy,
Crosby,
29 Ash
Treas.
Pres.;
Mrs.
Jennie
L.
St.,
Sec.;
Mrs.
Carrie
55. UNION
ST. JOHN
BAPTIST OF
AMERICA, organized
Jan.
19,
1908.
Meets
first and third
Wednesdays
at
29
Maple.
, Pres.;
Chas.
Lavoie,
Treas.;
Wm. Davis,
72 High,
Sec.
56. WALNUT GROVE CEMETERY CoaPORATION, Inc. Oct. 17, 1843.
Consecrated
ings
June
fourth
house
23, 1844.
Thursday
Regular
meeteach
month
at
of secretary.
in March.
Vice Pres.,
Annual
meeting
Pres.,
George
W.
L. S. Couch;
Treas,
0. Stimpson;
Sec., Herbert
street,
8 Sylvan.
Trustees,
Roy, Harry
Jackson,
G. 0.
George
Wallace
Lester
W.
Fiske,
P. Perry,
S.
Couch,
William
H. M.
George
Fiske;
George
M. BradJ. S. LeStimpson,
0. Hood,
Bradstreet,
B.
Sears,
Charles
mittee,
H. Preston;
Executive
ComCharles
H. Preston,
Wallace
P.
Perry,
Lester
S.
Couch;
Supt, J.
Frank
Hood.
57. WARD RELIEF Comps, No. 12, W.
R. C., organized
April 12, 1883. Meet
ings
held
first
and
third
Thursday
evenings
in each month
at G. A. R.
hall.
Mrs.
Officers
elected
J_ H. Wiggin,
Tibbetts
Whittier,
(Pea..),
Treas.
in
Pres.;
Sec.;
December.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Lillie
Jennie
52. SAWYER CLUB, organized
Oct.
10, 1883.
Annual
meeting
at which
officers are elected held in March. Wal-
PYTHIAS.
Meetings
held in G. A. R.
Hall,
Wednesday
evenings.
David
H.
do H.
Treas.;
Kuell,
C. C.; A. L. Perkins,
jr.,
R. & S.; A. L. Perkins,
M. of EX.
Dow,
Mrs.
Pres.;
Ethel
Eicycles
THE
Lorenzo
Roberts,
and
BEST
Lovelace,
Sec.
58.
Repairing
AT LOWEST
PRICES
DANVERS
LODGE,
KNIGHTS
F. A. BUTLER
50 Maple
Street.
DANVERS
OF
K.
of
HISTORICAL
EVENTS
I
DANVERS
1900
@‘=’C0pyrighted,
TO
1910, by The Henry
against
publication
burned.
Mar.
29.
assaulted.
Little
Ruth
house
April
18.
50th
high
school.
May
6.
Death
Barry
wit};
fatally
inan electric
anniversary
24.
Suicide
of
of
Jan.
23.
Death
Moore,
aged
97.
March
Holten
21.
Newton
of
Hon.
Dedication
Wm.
of
Improvement
and
factory
Loss,
$20,000.
Oct.
Mrs.
E.
E.
Eaton.
C. Endi-
April
Annunciation
May
S0eiety’s
carni-
parade.
28.
Death
at
Street
Club
4.
15,
Tax
K.
Collector
W. Bacon
a
24.
June
Lucy
Mrs.
of
Alfred
Country
June
of
L. Turner.
collector
3.
val
box
burned.
b1'uta11y
cemetery.
Oct.
Derry’s
house
reserved
1902.
April
8. John
H.
jured
by colliding
car.
cott.
May 20.
Fowler.
Oct.
20.
F.
J.
and
tenement
burned
Allen
All rights
M. Meek Publishing
Co.
by any other person.
1900.
Jan.
2. Miss Maria
Goodhue
to death.
Feb. 14. B. & M. R. R. freight
1910.
special
railroad
tax
election.
extended
to
grounds.
Death
16,
elected
town
of Everett
1?‘.
E. Eaton.
Notable
celebration
Oct. 8. New highway
from
Danvers
to Topsfield
laid out.
Oct. 11. Danvers
Light
Infantry
disuanded.
Oct. 29.
Collision
of vestibuled
cars
of 150th anniversary
of incorporation of the town of Danvers.
‘
July
18. Mirror
office and NeWha.11’s
hardware
store
burglarized
by two
near
Gardner
Dec.
1.
Postal
August.
mail
Dec.
Hill.
sub-stations
delivery
30.
heel
and
free
established.
Fire
at
& Wa1cott’s
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
1901.
at
house
Feb.
15. Death
Batchelder.
Feb.
16. John
Feb.
7.
of
mine
Fire
of
3.
Death
of Mrs.
May
8.
Death
of
8.
Formal
Country
Club.
killed
F.
in
Arizona.
Mar.
June
Fay.
Henry
O’Conne11
eXp1osi011«i11
C. Put-
Thomas
Dr.
G. M. Kenney.
Joseph
opening
E.
of
Hood.
Danvers
We
28.
Death
manufacture
HORACE
of
Harriet
Putnam
house,
George
in
Hannible
Sept.
Sept.
of the
built
in
Gen.
C. Roilins
Boston
by
Moses
1638.
robbed
of
pickpockets.
7. Death
of Charles
9. Death
of Albion
13. Residence
of
burglarized
P. Kerans.
F. Welch.
Thomas
VV.
of $200.
14. Death
of Alfred
Fellows.
27. J.
Frank
Porter
elected
treasurer
of
Danvers
Savings
Bank.
Oct. 23. Death
of Frank E. Putnam.
Nov.
1. Incendiary
fire
at Thomas
Hi11e1‘y’s residence.
Loss, $8,000.
Nov. 1. Walter
E. Phelphs
killed
at
Gloucester.
Nov.
7.
\‘Va,1ter
killed
June
9. Death
of W’. L. Worcester,
pathologist
at Insane
Hospital.
July
5. Drowning
of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles
Upton
at Baker s Island.
July
9.
$1.200
factory.
of Samuel
Demolition
Porter
Aug.
Colcord
Jan. 24. Poisoning
name and family.
boys.
at
Farnum
Hood’s
accidentally
Pond
by
two
boys
gunning.
Dec.
14.
Fire
at
Martin
Kelley
Co.’s
factory.
Dec. 20. Resignation
Reifsnider.
of
Rev.
Edson
WHOLESOME
and
DELICIOUS
ICE
CREAM.
We use no adulterations,
nothing
injurious.
S. EMERSON
DANVERS.
MASS.
26 MAPLE
STREET.
(944)
HISTORICAL
EVENTS
OF
May
1903.
26. Spire
damaged
Feb.
11.
aged
March
ceeds
vers
March
Death
of
Mrs.
Maria
Jewell,
96 years.
6. Dr. Charles
W. Page
sucDr. A. H. Harrington
at DanState Hospital.
15. Death
of Henry
A. Per-
kins,
aged
85.
April
5.
Rev. Eugene
M. Grant
begins duties as pastor
of Universahst
church.
Danversport
May 4. Burglary
at
railroad
May
27.
station.
Burglary
at
Episcopal
rec-
tory, Cherry
Street.
June. Alfred
W. Bacon appointed
uty sherifl.
June 8. Sudden
death of Elbridge
Mansfield.
July
21. Town
House
entered
burglars.
July
29.
Death
of Charles
est G. A. R. man
in state,
dep-
by
Field,
old89 years.
July
30. Violent
thunder—showers.
Several
places struck
and set on fire
by
Aug.
lightning.
1.
Gen.
J. Pierpont
Francis
Morgan
guest
of
Peabody.
Sept.
16. Barn
of B. W. Perry,
Maple street
burned.
Loss, $6,000.
Sept. 27. Farewell
sermon
of Rev. C.
C. Nightingale.
Oct. 30. Horses
in stable
of B. VV.
Perry
and
others
brutally
treated
by
some
unknown
person.
Nov. 27. Collision
of freight
engines
at Danvers
Junction.
Considerable
damage.
Dec. 7. Stores
in Tapleyville
entered
by desperate
gang of burglars.
Dec.
10. Death
of John W. Porter.
1904.
Jan.
26.
Station
agent
at
Port
at-
tacked
by three
notorious
yeggmen.
Jan.
27.
Heel
factory,
Centre,
burned.
Loss,
$6,000.
Feb.
16.
A11
blocked
Feb.
18.
Mudge,
Feb. 20.
into
4.
gene
van
Augustus
Bank
moves
quarters.
Sudden
DeN0rmandie,
March
completely
83 years.
Danvers
Savings
new
March
railroads
by severe
storm.
Death
of
Hon.
24.
C. H.
street,
burned.
death
of Rev.
72 years
Staples’
Loss,
Eu-
old.
barn,
Syl-
$6,000.
April 3. Farewell
sermon
of Rev. G.
E. Sanderson.
May 14. Death
of Mrs. Isidora
Kenney.
May 21. House
of I. S. Leadbetter,
known
stroyed
as
by
Ann
fire.
Putnam
house
de-
of Annunciation
church
by lightning.
May
28.
Salary
of Postmaster
reduced by readjustment
of salaries.
June 18. Fierce
thunder
showers.
Sept. 29. Deeds filed for sale of F01ly Hill to Dr. M. L. Chamberlain
of
Cherry
Hill farm.
Oct. 9. Death of Ernest J. Powers.
Oct.
20. First
National
Bank
becomes
Danvers
National
Bank
on
expiration
of charter.
Nov.
14.
years.
Dec.
18.
Death
of
Rev.
Calvin
Marcus
gms
duties
as
Episcopal
church.
Dec.
M.
945
DANVERS.
31.
H.
Carroll
rector
Sudden
Conant,
89
Putnam,
of
death
be-
Calvary
of
Benjamin
(:9 years.
1905.
Jan.
Jan.
3.
9.
Severe
storm,
blizzard.
Two
cars
derailed
and
s1derab1y
damaged
sion
station.
Jan.
26.
Two
at
Danvers
men
for attelnpting
Feb. 9. Diphtheria
bribery.
epidemic
Feb.
brick
27.
F1re
at
con-
Eastern
Divi-
sentenced
at. Port.
yard.
Loss
$1,000.
June
26.
Severe
tr1ca.1
storm.
Wind,
July
8. Charles
tally
destroyed
P. Kerans
plant
toby fire. Loss, $100,-
000.
Sept.
8.
nated
Court
hail
George
B. Sears,
to be Justice
of
of Essex.
and
elec-
Esq.,
First
nomiDist.
1906.
March
20.
Mrs.
iatally
burned.
March
24.
Death
Martha
J.
of
P.
John
April 26. Danvers
Savings
suit
against
American
$11,000
May
awarded
11.
by
May 15.
nam.
May 31.
town
cided
June
fire.
Death
Inn
Loss
Water
18.
Wins
Co.,
totally
de-
$15,000.
of Rev. Alfred
P. Put-
controversy
of Danvers
in favor
of
Mailey
tL1rntab1e
June
29.
Episcopal
Withey.
Bank
Surety
bank.
Ferncroft
stroyed
Bowell
and
town.
child
at E. div.
Re-dedxcation
church.
between
D.
I.
H.
de-
crushed
station.
of
in
Calvary
July 8. Kerans
factory
destroyed
by
fire.
Jul;
11.
Town
treasurer
received
check
amount
Aug.
9.
Sanborn,
School.
of
$23,111.16
from
D.
I.
H.
due for Water.
Resignation
of
Lewis
W.
prlncipal
of Danversport
LARGETOURING CAR For Hire 5 or 7 PASSENGERS
DANVERS AUTO STATION,
16 ELM ST., DANVERS.
946
HISTORICAL
EVENTS
Sept.
26.
Contract
to build
Waters
River Bridge
awarded
to Pitman
&
Brown.
Oct. 12.
Edson
P. Pollard
killed
by
live
Wire.
Nov. 1. Danvers
Home for the Aged
opened
with five inmates.
Nov. 12. Mrs. Mary A. Geary
burned
to death.
Nov. 23.
Appeal
made
to the public
for funds
to preserve
the Rebecca
Nourse
house.
Dec. 3. Death
of Samuel
C. Putnam.
Dec. 8. Danvers
Savings
Bank
loses
suit against
National
Surety
Co.
1907.
Jan. 4. John
Creeden
awarded
$7,500
damages
in suit
against
Prince
&
Marston
Shoe Co.
Jan.
24.
Alice
A.
Flynn
awarded
$152,100 damages
in
suit
against
P1-ince—Co11ins & Marston
Co.
Jan.
24.
Death
of
Addison
P.
8.
Residence
of
Alfred
Coul-
thurst
destroyed
by fire.
Feb.
16.
The Rebecca
Nourse
house
purchased
for preservation.
March
14.
Bill
signed
by governor
allowing
Danvers
to borrow
$150,000.
April
8.
head
Collision
and
Beverly
between
Marble-
cars.
April
11. Death of Joseph
man.
Sept. 9. Dominick
McDa.vitt
W. Woodkilled
by
opened
as
train.
Sept.
10.
St. John’s
preparatory
School
college.
Oct. 6. Death
of Blaney
L. Alley.
Dec.
10.
Terrific
explosion
at electric
light
station.
Dec.
17.
Observance
of 100th anniversary
of birth of poet ‘Whittier.
1908.
Jan. 9. $2,000 fire at factory
of Excel Leather
Co.
Feb. 11. Fire at Danvers
Iron Works.
Loss between
$15,000 and $20,000.
Feb. 24. $30.000 loss by fire at Martin
Kelley & Co.’s factory.
Feb. 28. Death
of Nathan
J. Clark.
Feb.
29.
Resignation
of Elisha
B.
Nichols,
supt. of elec. light
plant.
March 21. Death
of Edwin
Foster.
March
26.
Rev. Henry
W. Winkley,
assumes
pastorate
of Calvary
Episcopal
church.
April
April
15.
21.
Death
Death
April
30.
Death
June
18.
opened
of Gilman
of Martin
of Robert
Twenty-Third
by
G. Hooper.
Kelley.
M. Leach.
Street
force.
June
Aug.
Ward
Post,
Swampscott
a. relic
of
14.
G. A. R., receives
Post,
five
Civil War.
Fire
at
Jasper
ton
can-
Marsh
fac-
tory.
Oct.
16.
Louis
Carbone,
an
Italian
fruit
dealer,
brutally
assaulted.
Oct. 18.
Frank
H. Harriman
of Stowe
accidentally
shot.
1909.
Jan.
8. Electric
car kills horse
and
demolishes
a. wagon.
Jan. 13. Post office building
at Hathorne destroyed
by fire.
Feb.
6.
Death
former
of
consul
Charles
at
H.
Shepard,
Gothenburg,
Swe-
den.
Feb. 22. Death
of Henry
B. Learned.
March
29.
Death
of Rev. E. A. Macpastor
of
the
Maple
Street
Congregational
Church.
April
1. Death
of Edward
Kerans.
May 3. Burglary
at Foss’ store.
June
10. E. B. Peabody
assaulted
men.
June 22. Death
by
three
June
tor
24.
of Heman
$15,000
A. Packard.
fire at Ira. Story
fac-
r.
Aug. 2. $3,000 fire in building
of C. N.
Perley,
occupied
by post ofiice.
Oct. 10.
Semi-Centennial
anniversary
of dedication
of Universalist
church.
Nov. 18. Death
of Archibald
W. Si]lars,
former
postmaster
at Ta.p1eyville.
Dec.
1.
Dec.
2.
Death
Death
of Albert
E. Ham.
of Otis F. Putnam.
1910.
Jan.
11.
Death
of
Edward
F.
White.
J an. 20. Rev. Melville
Arthur Shafer,
installed
pastor
of Maple
Street
Congregational
Church.
Jan. 31. Death
of Dr. Wm. W. Eaton.
Feb. 4. Death of Ira. Story,
aged 90.
Feb.
9.
Danvers
State
Hospital
for
Insane
quarantined
on account
of
diphtheria.
Feb. 17. Rev. Charles
Sherman
Bodwell
accepts
call
to pastorate
of
First
church.
Feb.
18.
Death
of H011. Samuel
L.
Sawyer.
March 14. Resignations
of Supt. Chas.
W. Page
and Dr. Chas Bicksher
of
Danvers
State Hospital.
March 14. Excel Leather
Co.’s plant
destroyed
by fire.
March 19. Dr. Henry W. Mitchell
appointed
Supt. of Danvers
Insane
Asylum.
re-
March
age
Prop.
20.
from
non,
Gasoline,
DHNVBBS
BHBHBE,
2 CHERRY
J. E. NIGHTINGALE,
DANVERS.
Fadden,
Lea-
royd.
Feb.
OF
24.
Fire
in Eaton
block.
Dam-
$3,000.
Supplies
and
ST., DANVERS.
Sundries.
Tel. 33-2
HISTORICAL
EVENTS
Apr. 1. Death of Addison W. Putnam.
Apr.
1.
Clarence
Brown
appointed
second
assistant
registrar
of Probate.
Apr.
16.
Perley
E. Jones
fatally
in-
jured.
Apr. 16. Resignation
of Joseph Merrill,
chief of police.
Apr. 21. Rev. Charles
S. Bodwell
becomes pastor of First church.
Apr. 25. Martin Kelley Co.’s shoe factory gutted
by fire.
Loss $25,000,
Apr.
26.
Death
of
say.
Apr. 29.
Death
of Francis
Hathorne
William
Post
Penn
OF
May
Hus-
Mails
Mails
n. Depot_
close
at
7, 8.15
A.
M.
and
due at 6.30, 7.20, 8.20, 9.20, 11.45-
M.,
and
1,
1.15,
4,
Post
Office.
K. Bates;
H. Pierce;
Street.
agent,
Clerk;
Frederick
lars,
kins,
Charles
Newhall;
Asst.‘
Mansel
C. Lord;
Clerk,
A.
Money
Ralph
Order Clerk, Edmund
P. Spoflford, Registry
Carriers,
James
W.
C. Patterson,
Walter
Elmer A. Dodge,
John W. Kirby,
Myron
Harvey
Bates,
A. Sil-
S. PerW. Ea-
ton;
Sub
Carrier,
Elmer
R. Guppy;
Rural
Carrier,
D. W. Lovejoy;
Sub Rural
Carrier,
D.
J.
Linehan.
Mails
close
at 7, 8.30 and
11.15
A. M. and
1.20, 3.30, 6.00, 6.45 and 7.35 P. M.
OLD TOWN
F.
A.
BUTLER,
7.15
P.
ley,
Danvers
off
MAPLE
(Eastern
Danversport,
Water
Ferncroft,
Nichols
Hathorne,
Hobart
agent,
agent,
Cleary,
11. Cherry.
Div.),
agent,
Essex
cor.
(West
Div.),
Mears,
Maple
Henry
11. Cheever.
Arthur
W.
B.
Stan-
Elm.
Charles
G.
cor. Hobart.
W.
Shea,
agent,
G.
Fish,
agent,
11. Spring.
C. D.
Dowdell,
agent,
Ma.—
ple n. Newbury.
Putnamville,
Alphonsus
McCarthy,
agent, Wenham
I1. Locust.
Tapleyville,
street.
CANOES
50
Stations.
Collins
Street,
T. S. Birney,
Collins street.
Danvers
Junction,
Robert
W.
Danvers
Postmaster,
Postmaster,
and
1.15
I
'7 Maple
6.30
at 7.22, 11.46
Railroad
Danvers
escaped
M.
Sub-station
No.
1 at A. & E. P.
Fow1er’s,
4a. Water
street.
Sub-station.
No. 2 at T. P. Hawkes,
84 1-2 Holten
street.
W.
Nichols;
M. A. Nichols_
and 4.15 P. M_ Mails due
A. M. and 4.55 P. M.
murderers
000.
Peabody.
Omce.
Postmaster,
Joshua.
Asst. Postmaster,
Miss
Insane
from Danvers
Asylum,
captured
at
Manchester,
N. H.
May 5. Attendant
at Danvers
Insane
Asylum
arrested
for aiding
the escape of two inmates.
May 19. Daniel
S. Doherty
murdered
his houskeeper
and then committed
suicide.
May 23. Horace S. Emerson
loses his
left hand in gearing
of ice cream
freezer.
June 3. Fire at J. Derry’s
box factory.
Iloss between
$5,000 and $10,-
A.
.493 Maple
947
DANVER.
4.
STREET,
E. A. Wheeler,
agent,
CANOE
PADDLES
ACCESSORIES
DANVEBS,
Pine
and:
MASS
948-962
CENSUS
CENSUS
OF
OF MASSACHUSETTS,
3,003
Total,
00.
!tnble.......
urna...........
Brewlter.........
Ghntham
....
‘Jenni:
..........
“n.lmouth........
‘iarwich
4.386
J86
739
.. 1.634
1,998
519
3.241
1
Provincetowm...
Sandwieh........
Truro............
4,362
1,433
43
.¢o--...-
. . ... ...26.881
Tohl.
BERKSHIRE
00.
Adnms...........12,486
275
'1iIbl1!'V.........:
West '1‘iabury....
1,120
457
Total.........
2,022
am
2,618
1,209
Vvaylsnd
Cu: uvviuh ......
IE1-Vin
1 «:.iu..'.‘....
_u
109
,
703
403
__ 73?:
t
B
.1-Knnam........1,
we oboth-
i ieekonk
Sundel-land.......
'
I-wlnsen...
-
——
u-oocnulii
‘(:72 )unsta.h1a........
2,017
5,573
5
%]!:1'tl'........29,11l
]f'raminghum....11,548
amt?
374
910
2,089
9,668
8
1,597
2,886
1,901
1,686
6.879
430
322
umco
iigtleton.
wnI.I........
Da.na........
Dou la.s..........
)n
ey...........
...
2,120
3,818
g‘r1-cnnuna. . . ...33,o2l
‘
.........12,o12
2,406
623
,254
‘fig;
'.l‘ota1........161,531
9
a-uu
III.
‘
412 Easy Brrlydgewater3,169
Huh
49!
.263
to
U ton........
I xbx-idge........
IIITE
_
ggxm
——-—
—'
00.
--;
,
527
. 97
2,006
2,558
2,509 3 nfihar‘ ‘
:-I(ePark.......1£,5l0
.E.a.ncn.ster........
l:'......97.434
1 She1burne........ 1,515 zollst
Shuteabury .. .. ..
‘=0m9l‘lBl-
...‘AIIN'.l'0N
altporh...
New s§;:,m_,,,___
Northgda
Ora.nge....,__,,,_
1,851
.£Luburn..........
Barre.......
°
31 heiceamr
8.414
lIedway.........
2,650
’ ‘
......
14 .297
M[fllis......
......
1.252 ._.unenbux'g.......
1,293
Mi1ton............
7.054
l!Iendon..........
922
e
m.........
4,284
Norfol
..........
1,089
lb
4631
o1_-wo
.. 6,731
1ll3II"'§.in ’477
Pla.1nvi1le..
.. 1.300
So:-Ihboro.......
1,947
mxom...
28,076
Norlhbridgeu...
,
ndolph..
,034 North B1-ookfield 2,617
2,085
_a
519
' --5-‘-bu--.
.. 5,959
2.927
Wa.}po_e
g,(1)03 Futon
444
’e r
9.
855
1nr§E‘t‘€55“c3'a........
11136 ’h_iHipston...
..
442
Vlfeymouthn
.. . . .ll,585
,!nnceton........
907
Wrentham.
. . .. .. 1,423
{.0 a.1Iton........
908
Ru n.nd..........
1.7l3
Shrewsbury
.....
1,866
8outhbo_ro.......
1.931
1‘I-YM0UTH00- Southbndgm...--11,000
A.bin
n........5,08l
Spencer-..........
7,
In~idgewuter.....6.754
Sterlm
Ixnoox'roN......47,794
bég
O0.
Car1ia1e..........
C;he1msgord......
Drum
.........
e_...'_..
7,878
2.079
..
8,242
.. .. 44,402
505
Ilglmonh
355
00.
ol.............
Total... . . .. £08,499
1 ~12‘;13-u1ing:3§.. . ass
,
WORCESTER
NANTUOKET 00.
Nantucket.......2,93O
I023ggiglxgcrg.--.h
42.333
'3'°°“fi°m
7
Winchester
WOBUBN..-
]Ea.d]ey_:..........
1,895
j-m-_--u
1,779
human
n......
1,451
Mldmle e1d.......
Nonmuarmon
.l9,957
Pelhnm....
,.
460
Plainfleld
382
31-escort”
322
outhampto
927
ouch Hadley
. 5,054
V3.1-e.........
. 8,594
Westham
ton....
466
Williams
urg ... 1.943
Worthington"...
614
MIDDLESEX
7.034
TotuX........652.362
.
NORFOLK
6,808
973 . Lvon.............
277 ]Iellinghn.m......
747 1Iraintr_ee........
475
1.:ra.nby..........
Winthrop........
..26 282
.
00.
5.313
2,088
5 63
740
Cheaterfleld ..o--Dnmmington"...
768
co.
Boswon...
. . ....a95,asu
CHEI.SEA........37.289
Revere ...........12,659
Alhburnham
Wilb a.m...... ,
'rom........19s,o13
959
169
1 500
284 ]Deerfl d.........2,l12
North Attleboro..
Norton...........
VVA_l.'l.:EAM.....
274
HAMPSHIRE
.....::
01-o.......
1.043 '3
1;r;ll:g:he1d........l0,268
'._‘ol1and..........
Ac1ton............
I r‘i'--fin"
Chm-lemont
11002 As}1by............
-'‘-m‘
.........
.3o1era.in.........
Donwn
.........1:340
A)?
00.
'.iL‘ownI§n
.. 1,
...73,540
co.
.Aahfleld..........
_Bema.nlI2.on .....
:3uck1a.nd........
2,591
‘VaIeham........
“fest Bridgewater 2,013
Whitma.n........
521
'1‘otal.........62.227
FRANKLIN
x'..........
BRISTOL
:southwick.......
. 1,884 .Fn.athn.mpton....
8,676
..........
. 1,068 :nfl
..........
9
Total... .....ss1,1s1
1,18!
6,281
ncituate..........
1,327
865
A.ml1erat.........
791 Belchertowznu...
ed........
1,“
1.
11,13
'.l‘ota1........127.9B2
l'PEINGl'IELIJ
1.023
4,3;
'.l‘otl1.........98,330
“T0l'WGuuu IIIIIII
Pembx-oke........
Plvmo
announcP1ympton........
gl,ochester........
;l.oek1a.nd........
sumons
8,840
6.
15,223
665
9.063
1, 90
1,840
m,011
2,401
Nahant...
Newbu ry
1,480
Nnwmmyrom-.l4.675
NorthAndover...
4.61
’enbody
....13,098
_lockport.........
4,441
I.owley..........
1,
AI_.EM ..........37,627
. .a.habury......
. . . 1,622
muguu
253
wampscogt
5,141
."onsfleld.........
1,
‘Venham
924
West Newhury...
1,405
339
West Smckbridge
Wi1liu.matown....
95
N
00.
ALmenbury.......
Lndover..........
1-;vmu.Y.......
.:loxford..........
_
........
.:usex............
Greorgetown
I: Louonsnn:
..'
814
gton
Granvi
endow.
e........
6.811
.
. .4011
ESSEX
=--.
5 .:.idd.leton
n
. . .. .l4,073
Maynard
Mnmronn...
2.795
4.551
1! ethuen.........
uh
mnmono
00.
3 Cheataez-........:.'1.366
Cnmo1>m:.......20,19I
.:.a.ncheIter
4u.ar1gIehen.d......
Stockbrldgo .....
EAMPDEN
.........
dford.
A
.ynn
New Mm-Ibo:-0....
1.209
FORTH .ADAM3..22,gg2
3tiI..............
lL‘em.............
268
]Pn'rsnm.n
.25,001
Bichmond
601
Bandisfleld
657
Save
.....
.
549
She
eld
....
1 782
.685
2mam .. 746
VIRHILI.
87.830
pswich..........
5.205
AWBENOE
. . . . .70,050
,4YNN............77,042
058
1905
of Cities are printed in SMALL CAPITALS
Names
BLIICSTABLII
,
MASSACHUSETTS.
_
Jianon
..
.vIa€g1fle_]d££.....
a
1:9 .....
. 1,029
..
,
3,831
HIIDIIIIIII
Webste
.........10,018
Vlfestboro ........
5 78
West Boylston...
1.,57l
V7958 Brookfleld.
1,884
VNestmiuster..
. . . 1,848
Vl7inchendon..
..
Vlfononsuzn
.. .
'1‘ohl.........43.362
mmnx........ss.o3z gInd1§§o:o......e',sss
TotIl.......
Ii:
1
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
Danvers
DEPARTMENT.
963
National Bank
- Danvers,
No. 17 Maple Street,
Mass.
Capital, - $100,000
President,
G. A. TAPLEY
Cashier,
B. E. NEWHALL
DIRECTORS :
HENRYCREESIE
R. K. SEARS
GILBERT
GEO.o. STIMSON
Bank
Hours,
8 to 12 and
A. TAPLEY
W. A. TAPLEY
Discount
8 to 12
Saturdays,
1 to 3
Day,
Monday
Danvers Savings Bank
Danvers
13 MAPLE
National
-
STREET,
Bank
DANVERS,
Incorporated
Deposits
MASSACHUSETTS
1850
-
and Profits,
Number
Byilding
-
of Depositors,
$2,478,235.32
6015
Open every business day (except Saturday.) from 8 a. m. to 12 m., and I to 3 p. 111.
Saturday,
8 a. m. to 12 m.
April, July and October,
Deposits begin to draw interest on the first day of January,
and may be withdrawn any time without notice.
Dividends are payable on and after April 1st, and October 1st.
are added to the principal.
COMMITTEE
CHAS.
N. PERLEY
JOSHUA
CHARLES
if undrawn
OF INVESTMENTS
ISAAC
D. POPE
HERBERT
ARMITAGE
H. PRESTON,
Dividends
Pres.
CHAS.
H. PRESTON
S. TAPLEY
J. FRANK
PORTER,
Treas.
964
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
ALBERT
General
G.
ALLEN
Insurance
Real
Bank
DEPARTMENT.
Estate
and
Mortéaées
-
Buildiné,
Agent
Danvers,
Mass.
Telephone
C.
R. Tapley
C’? Company
INSURANCE
Of
Da nver.r
Every
Office.
Bowton
- 26 Wawhington
Office.
Telephone
Real
Estate
Bought
Dewcription
3!
Street.
Street
Milk
Connection
and Sold
Rents
Collected,
Tenement:
Let
JOHN T. CARROLL
Real
Estate
and
Insurance
AUCTIONEER
16 MAPLE
Estates
Cured
STREET,
-
For
DANVERS,
Telephone
MASS.
Mortgages
Placed
OSCARR. BODWELL
Real Estate and Insurance
JUSTICE
OF THE PEACE
14 ELM STREET,
Residence,
70 STATE
STREET,
DANVERS.
Danvers
BOSTON.
Tel. 79=2
134-4
Tel. 4091 Main
If
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Ernest
S. Richardson
Dealer
Farm Implements,
in
Silos, Dairy Goods,
Gas and Steam Engines,
Duplicate
Contractor
General
I0
School
935
for
Windmills,
Machinery,
Pumps.
Parts for all Farm Machinery
Water
Machine
Ensilage
Supply,
Shop
and
Steam
Automobile
-
Street,
and
Hot
Repairing
and
-
Telephone
Water
Heating
Blacksmithing
Danvers,
Mass.
A DIRECTORY
FOR DANVERS
Price,
Address,
Tel.
H.
$1.
MEEK
PUBLISHING
60 Washington
81‘.
Salem,
M.
433-13
G0.
Mass.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
C
ompany
F. STRILEY,
GfllIfll.ES
Salem
Office,
Room
133
Residence,
Real
Rentals
Placed
11
50:11!»
liberty
agaazwnm
Agent
Office
S'l'.,
Building
BIINVERS
Macaule
Mortgages
Fire,
Post
NEWBURY
Edward
Life,
1,
SIXTY-FIVE YEARS as
I
orNEWARK,
N.J.
in
Estate
and
Insurance
and
Care
of Properly
and
liability
the
leading
Accident
Street,
y
Insurance
companies
-
Danvers,
Mass.
955
DANVERSADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT.
WilliamH. Crosby
«
UNDERTIIKER
Funeral
Director
E mbalmer
and
Furnishes
Caskets,
pertaining
Orders
19
High
Office
Tel.
Coffins
at short
to burials
attended
and
Everything
notice
or Night
to Day
Street,
Danvers,
1 67-2
Residence
Mass.
1 51 -1 2
Tel.
W. c. LYONS
,%
HACK,BOARDING
and
LIVERY
STABLES
First-class
Hacks
.
Hitches
and Safe Horses.
for Funerals,
~;;z-'
Berry Tavern, Danvers,
Telephone
A. SHIRLEY
WALTER
Commercial
Florists
FLOWERS
FLOWERING
PLANTS
DESIGN
WORK
ATSHORT
NOTICE
Open
Evenings
GREENHOUSES,
38-40 ASH STREET,
Telephone
79-3
-
Mass.
1 67-6
SHIRLEY & FOWL
CUT
Weddings
and Receptions
tt;0;);).
WILLIAM
Stylish
furnished
DANVERS,MASS.
S. FOWLE
,—-——-—
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
CLARENCE
HILTON
--
HACK,LIVERY
AND
BOARDING
STABLES
>
F IRST-CLASS
Hacks
Depot
8l
Maple
Street,
=-
Em bal mer
High
Furnished
DE
and
Mass.
KER
Funeral
Di rector
Street,
-=
Danvers,
Mass.
41-14
G. M. PEABODY
Glenvvood
and Solicitor
for
Nurseries
1866
-
Incorporated
GLEN
Importers
and
N. Y.
Retailers.
Complete
Stock of European and Japanese
of Roses, Shrubs, Ornamental
and Fruit Trees
DANVERS
1907
BROTHERS
ROCHESTER,
Over xooo Varieties
and Receptions
Danvers,
to Day or Night
Agent
Growers,
=
Calls Attended
MRS.
Weddings
Kerans
RTA
Telephone
Established
for Funerals,
AND
Notice
’1>1mne
127-3
H.
UN
STYLISH
HITCHES
SALE HORSES
at Short
Carriages
Charles
I48
967
Landscape
Engineers
Decorative
Plants.
Telephone
128-4
RUG
Manufacturers
26 ASH: S'r.,
DANVERS, MASS.
FACTORY
of All Kinds of
RUGS
Washable Rugs for Bathrooms and Bedrooms
Rugs made from Old Carpets
Phone 171-3
L;
148 Maple Street, Danvers, Mass.
968
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
DRUG
MOUI. TON’S
STORE
“H Sure Place to trade"
Delighted zustomers
— are the rule in our Store.
The best goods and the reasonable prices
appeal to those who give us their patronage. 39 MAPLESTREETZ‘T
Danvers,
L. B.
Massachusetts
TUFTS
Dealer
in
Packing Cases, Boxes, Etc.
BOUGHT
AND SOLD
24«5___Maple
St.,
Danvers,
l
Mass.
1 1 5-4
Telephone
FRED
J. DERRY
Manufacturer
of
Woodand Paper Boxes and Shooks
Lock
Dealer
HOBART
Corner
in Kindling
Wood
Boxes.
Wood, Shavings, Sawdust,
for Building
Purposes
Boxes.
Also,
STREET.
Printed
-
Telephone
DIINI/EH8,
Lumber
MASS.
Connection
D. WOODMAN
J. T. ROSS
WOODMAN
BROTHERS
& ROSS
Manufacturers
WOOD
AND
of
PAPER
BDXES
BOXSHOOKS.Also dealersin HARDand SOFTWOOD,
SHAVINGS
and SAWDUST
Telephone
Danversport,
Massachusetts
J
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
959
D. E. WOODWARD
Electrical
Contractor
High-GradeElectrical Construction for Light
Heat and Power
Residence Work a Specialty
2“c%’:‘;‘;%’1'i¥
3%? DanVe1'SsMa-N3
Telephone
The
1 73-3
Sylvester
Gompan
y
BAR IRON, RAILROADAND SHIP SPIKES, BOLTS,FORGINGS,
ETC.
Also Dealers in G 0
A L
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DANVERS
IROIV WORKS
Tel. 262, DanversExchange
128 WATERST., DANVERSPORT,
MASS;
“um-nuns”
Tungsten, Tantalum and Carbon
Incandescent
Lamps
Manufactured
by
HygradeIncandescentLampCo.
H MainOfficeand Factory,
-
27 HOBARTSTREET,
-
DANVERS,MASS.
970
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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P. H. Gallivan
Manufacturer
of
HANDMOULDED,
WATERSTRUCK
BRICKS
OCTAGONAL
AND COMMON
FACE
BRICKS
Yard, 40 Endicott Street
Residence, 59 Endicott Street
Danversport,
TELEPHONE
Mass.
K/'__‘:’Z__L‘
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
971
Jay E. Day & Co.
Successors
to E. F. DAY
OCTAGONAL,
& CO.
FACE and COMMON
BRKSKS
All Other Shapes
Made to Order
Face, Bay Window,
Ornamental
to Order.
Gravel
Sand,
and Common
and Rocks
Bricks
For Sale
Endicott Street, Near Railroad
Danversport, Mass.
P. 0.
Address,
Danvers,
Mass.
Boston
Address,
166
Devonshire
Street
Telephone
We meet
All
requirements
for
GRII YONS
This'applies
to:Quality,
Antiseptic,
Quantity
Hygienic:and
and Variety
Economic
THE STANDARD
CRAYON
MFG.CO.
DANVERS,
MASS.
Danvers Carriage Exchange
Established
CURTIS
Manufacturers
Carriages,
Blankets,
of and Dealers
8: BRULEY
in
Wagons,
Sleighs,
Harnesses,
Robes, Whips and all other
Stable Furnishings
Carriage Painting and Repairing in all its
branches.
Rubber Tires applied.
23 HIGHSTREET,DANVERS,
MASS.
Telephone
v.r«%
1868
[
972
%Joseph M. Wflittier
Eomractor
AND
Builder
L
B
Office
E
R
{
WHOLESALE
RETAIL
and Mill, 12 Cheever
Danversport,
Street
Mass.
Telephone
E. L. DUNCAN
Contractorand
Builder
Job Work Promptly
Attended to
Satisfaction
Estimates
"-I%
Guaranteed
Furnished
Kinds
on All
of Work
93 Pine Street, - Danvers,Massachusetts
(..——j
DEPARTMENT.
973
GATES
Carpenter
§
Contractor
Jobbing
“_***
4_4_._::
Residence,109 HOBART
ST., - - DANVERS,
MASS.
Telephone
GEO. W. STONE
CONTRACTOR
ND BIR
Refrigerator
and Millwright Work a Specialty
Jobbing Promptly Attended
49 Locust
Street,
Telephone
to
Danvers,
Mass.
DANVERSADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT.
974
WILLIAM A. BERRY
i‘ ‘,
.
and
” Contractor
Carpenter
All Kinds of Jobbing
Done
SILO WORK
:1 Specialty
Locust and Red Cedar Posts, Ruberoid Roofing
For Sale and Put On
Residence,35 SchoolSt.
Shop,4 FranklinSt.
MASSACHUSETTS
DANVERS,
9-5
Telephone
1'1. PEABODY
GEORGE
‘
Contractor and Builder
of All Kinds Promptly
Jobbing
Attended
SHOP
to
and RESIDENCE
26 Ash Street,
?
Mass.
Danvers,
Telephone
G. Brown
Arthur
W. Brown
Urban
A. G. BROWN& C0.
tlomractors and
J
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1.:
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45 Chase St.,
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5'13
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//I
Mass.
Danvera,
.
-
Repamng
Estlmates
Given
.
Prom P tl Y Attended
Telephone
MW «~
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To
nil "‘»“Ha{lWl’flWu'x'llul4ll
A
975
DANVERSADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT.
Robert A. Amend
I44-12
Telephone
& SON.
E. FOSTER
JAMES
MASS.
DANVERS,
STREET,
MAPLE
of Residences
For
Cured
Estates
and Alteration
Remodelling
Repairing,
SPECIALTIES:
366
and Builder
Carpenter
Architect,
and
Contractors
Builders
Guaranteed.
Satisfaction
To.
Job Work Promptly Attended
No Contract Too Large.
No Job Too Small.
RESIDENCE
36 CLARK
SHOP,
AND
STREET
MASSACHUSETTS
DANVERS,
Telephone
B. HOBB§
EDWIN
Zarpcnlcrand Btnlder
All kinds of Cabinet
Work
Refrigerator
Built to Order.
Attended
Promptly
Danvers,
St.,
25 Hampshire
Residence,
Jobbing
to.
and Store Work a Specialty
Massachusetts
Telephone
The C. H. W. Wood Co.
CivilEngineersand Surveyors
Property Lines and
a Specialty of Establishing
Estates
Sub-dividing
Orders left at 50 Maple St. will be promptly attended to.
We make
Danvers
Telephone,
L
AMOS
Central
Office,
L. PERKINS,
(Established
since
1852)
137-2
Jr., Local
at 2380
Manager
Washington
Street,
Boston
975
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
E. B. PEIIBODY
Carpenter,Contractor
andBuildingMover
-w-r
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fl « 3 31 V ”
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X
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Iron Smokestacks erected. Boiler setting,
j Engines, heavy Shafting, etc., a Specialty.
V;
E
§,, x
« 0’
Jobbing
K‘3“
Light
Attended
Hoisting
to.
Work.
«hr
~«
aw
Promptly
and Heavy
Residence
22
Cor.
and Shop
Franklin
Central
Avenue
DANVERS, MASS.
P. 0.
Erected
by E.
BOX 36
Tg1ephone"7-5
B. PEABODY
[g RECTORIES
Of All CitiesandTownscan be procured
by addressing
H. M. MEEK
PUBLISHING
CO.
H. S. TOWNSEND
HousePainter
_
DecoratoranaPaperHanger '3“
Shop, 5 Cottage
Residence,
DANVERS,
/________.i
Ave.
6 Trask
St.
MASS.
..._
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——
-—.—
JOS.N. TAYLOR
Painter, Decorator,Grainer ;
and Paper Hanger
19 Elm
St.,
Residence,
Danvers,
14 Hampshire
Telephone
Mass.
St.
pf
DANVERS ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Established
977
1832
J. E. ROPES 5: COMPANY
Plumbers
Steam and Hot Water Heating a Specialty
Also dealers in Stoves, Furnaces, Etc.
24 MAPLE
-
STREET,
Opposite
the Bank
MASS.
Telephone
29 MAPLESTREET
O
DANVERS,
Ames Building
DANVERS
O
O
Prmtlng
Engravmg
A Full and Modern
Equipment for
Engraving furnished for
every use. The highest
producingthe very
grade of Stock and
Best Quality of
Workmanshipguaranteed.
Printingof’Every
Also Embossing,
Description, at the
Shortest Notice.
Special Ruling,
Perforating, Etc.
FRANK
E.
MOYNAHAN
Representing Salem Evening News
GeneralNewspaper Correspondent
What thé People
Want
And what we are able to give them is a F irst-class Job of
Shoe Repairing while they wait. See for yourself by calling
on THE DANVERS
SHOE HOSPITAL,
Peter 0. German,
Proprietor
We have the Latest Improved
What We Ask for is a Trial
Machinery
and the Experience
10 ELM STREET, Rear Car Station, DANVERS,
éb
MASS.
Ti
‘.-
978
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT.
W. A. WILKINS
,_
Public
__“'1
A
Excavator
Dealer
an?
in Wood
Have your Vault and cesspool
Cleaning
Done by the Excavator.
Wood Sawed and Silos filled by my Portable
Saw and Engine.
Our Work gives Satisfaction
every time.
All orders receive
prompt attention.
37 POPE’5 LANE,
Telephcne DANVERS, MASS.
B.F.Tufts. "'“::";::.':.‘1::i:'::.,
“..°"‘"€
Cellars
and
Cesspools
and
built.
Sand,
Soil
for
sale.
excavated
Gravel
Also,
Pumps to clean
I have
and
Vaults.
at the old stand as form-
erly
will
43
All
orders
be
carefully
attended
to.
Cherry
DANVERS,
Telephone
_,-u
--
Bl
out Cesspools
here
promptly
,
and
left
G-
and
Street
MASS.
115-4
JOHN
SULLIVAN
Contractor
and
Crushed Stone, Sand,
and Excavating.
20 River
Teamster
Loam and Gravel.
Grading
Coal orders Solicited
Street,
=
Danvers,
Mass.
Telephone
PORTERBROS.
Ijlot House Market Gardeners
and
Fruit
Growers
MEAD STREET, OPPOSITE HARBOR STREET
DANVERSPORT, MASS.
W
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
979
DEPARTMENT.
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LORENZO
DUNNELS
Generalzontractor
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TEAMING,
JOBBING,
EXCAVATING,
GRADING,
SODDING
and ROADBUILDING
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Diaphragm Pumps for Rent. Vaults and Cesspools
Built and Cleaned, Sand, Gravel, Loam, RoofingGravel,
Blue or Gray Clay for Sale, by Rail or Team, in any
quantity and delivered anywhere in Essex County.
Buildings torn down. Second-hand Building material
of All Kinds For Sale
Ofliceand Stables, 138 High St., - Danversport *
Residence, 16 Endicott Street
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TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
AT RESIDENCE
930
DANVERSADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT.
CARLETON’S'§.i§‘;‘.".3’n‘E““°,r1;2
Ofliceat Residence,42 HighStreet
Stables, Rear of 42 HighStreet
Leave Danvers, 9 A. M. and 2 P. M. Leave Salem, 11 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Order Boxes in Danvers:
Danvers News Agency, 14 Maple St., Danvers;
F. 0. Staples,
Danversport;
R. L. Cleveland (31).. Tapleyville
Order Boxes in Salem:
Savory Co., 156 Washington Street;
215 Essex Street;
Telephone
B. F. Hill, 221 Essex St.;
Daland Co.,
C. A. Ketchum & Co., 2 Front Street
Connection
at
Danvers
Residence
l\(IAFtS’l‘()N’S
Haverhill, Danvers, Beverly
I
Salem, Peabody and Lynn
\ ‘~
EXPRESS
OFFICES:
I-Iaverhill,
82 Washington
Street;
Beverly, Whitcomb
& Carter’s; Danvers, 50 Maple St ; Lynn,
58; Washington St ', Salem. 215 Essex Street;
Peabody,
A. H. Whidden’s.
TELEPHONE
CONNECTION
& Barry
Petiingell
Danvers and Boston Express and Freight Line
OFFICES: 11 MAPLEST., DANVERS;32 COURTSQ., 77 KINGSTONST.,
65 PEARL ST., and 36 MERCHANTS
ROW, BOSTON
Four trips each way daily.
Goods forwarded to all points and baggage checked to all
Railroads and Steamboats
General Teaming, Furniture and Piano Moving.
Coal and Wood Dealers in All Grades and Sizes.
COAL
CHARLES
YARD,
P. SEARLE,
Calvin
HOBART
ST.
President
ISAAC
Putnam
Dealers
Telephone
in All
D. POPE,
Treas.
Lumber
Kinds
256-3
and Gen. Mgr.
Co.
of
Lumber
Telephone
Danversport,
Mass.
1
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT.
981
HOUSE
LOTS
FOR
SALE!
Bay View Terrace, Danvers, Mass., also Lots for
Factory sites for Light Manufacturing on hotder of Porter’ s River.
Best of drainage.
PRICES LOW -- EASY TERMS
WEBSTER
Telephone
Danven
132-4
F. PUTNAM
Lindall
Bertram
Hill,
Danven
H. Sidmore
Mason
and
Contractor
Whitewashing
a Specialty
—-
Residence, 40 Poplar St.,
-
Da_nvers,Mass.
Telephone 25-6
Plumbing,
Quaker
and
Heating,
Household
Metal Roofing
Ranges
Repairs Promptly
PERCY
Attended
and
Furnaces
to.
L. BURNES
5 Park Street, Danvers
Telephone 254-2
H.
C.
BURN
HAN
.73/umber
Steam,
Gas
and
Hot
Water
Piping
h
Shop and Residence,
Danvers,
TELEPHONE
36 Clark Street
Mass.
982
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT.
JOHN E. HIGGINS
Milk in Jars a Specialty
Fresh Eggs Constantly on Hand
Our Specialty:
Milk put up for Babies and Iuvalids
rail
M68 PINE STREET, = DANVERS,nAss.
WILLIAM
Market
II. Ill 0085
Garklener
Milk
and
Dealer
%*
172 Jacobs’ Plaée, -
Danversport,Mass.
Charles W. Crosby
MilkDealerandMarket
Gardener
MILK IN JARS A SPECIALTY
l 2 Cressy Streei
Beverly,
Massachusetts
Dealerin PURE MILK§~..:i
CREAM
Also, ASPARAGUS
and FRESHEGGS
Delivered
in Danvera Daily
'8
33 SummerSt.,
TELEPHONE
Danvers, Mass.
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DANVERS
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT.
983
7:;
6
A. J. BRADSTREET
PUREMILK
EN
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Conveyancer and Examiner
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of Titles
i
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Pension Vouchers Deeds and Wills
i
Prepared and Executed
3
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Settlement of Estates
a Specialty
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Bradstreet and Duty Ave., Bradstreet Terrace. Also, Tebbetts Ave.
at Bradstreet Park.
House Lots
at Rial Side, Bridge and Elliott Streets, and a number of fine shore lots in
Beverly and on the Danvers River. Terms and lots made agreeable to purchasers. Good land, terms easy, at the junction of two lines of Electric Cars. L
25 already sold and 250 desirableones to select from
7 Bridge St., near Beverly Line
Danvers,
Massachusetts
Telephone 157-3
L?
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984
DANVERS
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT.
E. O. PUTNAM
Dealer in
Pure fresh
DELIVERED
milk
IN DANVERS
DAILY
43 ElmStreet,- Danvers,
Mass.
:7/19 3/m
MRS.
CUR
25¢:
I. M. BOWEN.
Prop.
Cafe
A SPECIALTY
DINNERS
LUNCHES SERVED AT ALL HOURS
HOME-MADE PASTRY SERVED AND FOR SALE
CONFECTIONERY, SODA, ICE CREAM, CIGARS AND TOBACCO
81 ELMSTREET,near EasternDivisionB. & M. Depot, DANVERS,
MASS.
Foss
Room
Lunch
Danvers
Connectedwith CarStation
Square
REGULAR 25¢ DINNERS A SPECIALTY
ALL HOMEMADE
PASTRY
ICE CREAM SODAS AND CONFECTIONERY
FULL LINE 6F CIGARS AND TOBACCOS
BERRAN & MAHONEY‘
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jzoom
LUNCHES SERVED AT ALL HOURS
CIGARS. TOBACCO,
48 Maple
Street,
CONFECTIONERY
AND ICE CREAM
- »’- Danvers,
Mass.
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Marblehead
Directory.
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of
Handlers
Largest
MARBLEHEAD
DIRECTORY-
STREET
ABBOT,
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11. Linden
Jefferson
from
ABBOT
CROCKER
Sew-
Fort
n.
off Front
PLACE,
ALLERTON
PLACE,
ANDERSON,
from
to
to
School
SQUARE,
to 61 Greg-
to
ave.
ton
Neck.
Little
ELM
PLACE,
from
150
Elm.
to
Sewall
opp.
BROWN’S
Pleasant
at
Beacon
junc.
Nanepashemet.
(M.
N.),
from
from
N.),
(M.
LANE
n.
to
ave.
Harbor
ave.
N.),
(M.
FOLLETT
ave.
Ocean
end
from
lead
at
Lafayette
off
PLACE,
mills.
ave.
Ocean
to
Green
from
ave.
FOREST
to
ave.
Harbor
from
N.),
(M.
to
Harbor.
POINT
Ocean
a.ve.
Lincoln
BROWN
ROAD,
FLINT
opp.
Green
to
Elm
131
from
BROWN,
47
opp.
West
monument.
Salem
Ocean
ter.
2 Highland
pastures.
from
2 School
opp.
from
FISHING
terrace.
from
BOWDEN,
Bowden
to
Pleasant
165
Highland
junc.
AVENUE,
11. Sewall.
to
ave.
FERRY
to
from
BESSOM,
Little
of
mouth
ISLAND,
N.),
(M.
FOSTER
har-
ave.
to
Orne
to
Harbor
from
Harbor.
bor.
Green
Waterside
to
a.ve.,
Lincoln
opp.
from
ROAD,
CEMETERY
nearly
FOUNTAIN
ceme-
water
tery.
INN,
to
11
Walnut.
from
from
opp.
to
Cottage
17
Front
11.
to
Selman
to
Front.
ft.
from
CLIFF,
off
CLIFTON,
AVENUE,
CLIFTON
the
Commercial
to
Chestnut.
ave.
Atlantic
lane,
CLIFTON
off
CELEBRATED
GILBERT
GILBERT
HEIGHTS,
from
the
Atlantic
Union
to
Fort
ave.
11.
Pleasant
Prospect
80
to
from
COURT,
Ocean
of
end
Front
32
opp.
st.
State.
98
Front
harbor.
GOODWlN’S
HEIGHTS,
near
ave.
GLOVER,
to
beach.
216
tram
Atlantic
GO0DWlN’S
Crowninshield
11.
Water
from
GERRY,
134
from
to
Sewall.
harbor.
the
CIRCLE,
2 Washington
Front.
152
FRONT,
CHESTNUT,
39
near
from
front.
FRANKLIN,
11 Cottage
opp.
from
CENTRAL,
to
Elm
ESSEX,
road.
Ferry
and
114
149
Mugforws
from
BEACON,
Spring
from
Ruby
Green
to
Harbor
to
COURT,
Brown.
near
High
ELM
EMERALD
ave.
Ocean
from
N.),
(M.
LANE
Rocks.
Devereux
to
Phillips
byd.
BEACH
ave.
Atlantic
from
AVENUE,
BEACH
38
Orne.
13
from
LANE,
from
ELM,
Marblehead
to
20 Devereux
from
DOAK’S
monument.
Mugford’s
n.
sex
BEACH,
ave.
Atlantic
ave.
Beach
near
off
ROCKS,
DEVEREUX
E5-
to
Washington
201
Devereux
n.
pastures.
to
statmn,
R.
Pleasant
from
DEVEREUX,
R.
Ocean
from
N.),
(M.
Nanapashemet.
n.
ave.
sea.
the
from
BASSETT,
LANE
DESMOULIN
Clif—
n.
ave.
Atlantic
from
38
to
Washington
140
Front.
Hoop-
or-y.
BARTLETT,
grammar
Story
opp.
from
DARLING,
16 Prospect
Clifton
from
to Humphrey.
westerly.
school,
lineopp.
Rowland.
to
ave.
Elm
Front.
39
3 and
LANE,
from
CURTIS,
Swampscott
Washington.
from
Pleasant
]111’1C Rowell
ave.
er.
BARNARD,
194
CROWNlNSHiELD
Bes-
Washington
from
AVENUE,
opp.
BANK
Gregory.
crossing.
R.
R.
n.
som
ATLANTIC
51
Pleasant
opp.
137
from
from
CROSS,
all.
PARK,
Pond.
39
to
Elm
19
from
COWELL,
erly.
ADAMS
Chest-
nut.
south-
Abbot,
28
from
COURT,
to
5 Commercial
from
Chif.
to
Prospect
30
from
COMMERCIAL,
COTTAGE,
farm.
Robinson
LANDING,
same
as
Ferry
road.
LACKAWANNA
8: COLE C_O., 167 Pleasant
(986)
St., Marblehead.
(_Z_(_)__é»_L
Tdn
WHITE
& B0.
Agents
TERRACE,
same
GREGORY,
OF
as
11. soldiers’
Ferry
road.
from
Good-
opp.
LANE,
29
LINDSEY,
monument
from
from
Lee
to
60
HANOVER
Ferry
opp.
COURT,
HARBOR
(M.
9
to
rd.
Elm
from
N.),
HARBOR
ViEW,
ct.
to
19
end
Foster
(M.
avenue.
N.),
from
to
from
43
end
Chestnut
to
Park
I-IARDINGHS
(M.
from
N.),
Harbor
COURT,
from
off
16
Beacon
from
Elm
COURT,
HARVARD
from
(M.
N),
to
6 Mugford.
14
Harris.
from
off
ROAD,
ave.
Atlantic
awe.
from
274
Atlantic
Wash.
13 Pearl
HIGHLAND
to
AVE.
to
55
Orne,
(M.
ave.
Gregory.
from
n.
to
to
Bowden
from
Village
at
Bessom
B.
of
cause-
from
83
Washington
166
Washington
to
9 Tuck-
from
Pleasant
n.
Devereux
pastures.
MAVERICK
COURT,
MECHANIC,
from
opp.
off
27
nearly
Maverick
opp.
to
7 Pearl
Harris.
MECHANIC
COURT,
MECHANIC
SQUARE,
from
from
19
from
98
from
Mechanic.
25 Mechanic.
Front
to
25
Washington
PLEASANT,
Norman,
Circle
sq.
to
28
&
from
Beacon
byd.
south.
VERNON,
MUGFORD,
from
from
(M.
to
12
Abbot
to
13
Market
N.),
to
M.
R.
to
near
(M.
Ocean
56 Elm.
end
Ocean
N.),
from
Foster
ave.
AVENUE
Harbor
R.
sq.
from
Water.
NASHUA
TERRACE,
end
street.
NANEPASHEMET
end
ave.
HIGHLAND
to
ave.
NASHUA
(M.
N.),
from
end
Water.
PLACE,
from
58
to
Gregory
harbor.
HILLSIDE
AVENUE,
from
44
Pond,
Essex
HOOPER,
from
Bank
sq.
to
Lee
HILL,
NICHOLSON
northwesterly.
cor.
Union.
and
NORMAN,
from
Pleasant
to Swampscott
ette,
junc.
from
OCEAN,
from
Harbor
OCEAN
Beach
AVENUE
to Follett.
(M.
N.),
from
ave.
246
ORCHARD
JEFFERSON,
from
Abbot
junc.
13
Sewall
to
Sewall
24 Reed.
to
*
JERSEY,
from
to
opp.
Bassett,
Russell
har-
E,
‘to
22
Ocean
ave.
and
LAFAYETTE,
from
to
Humphrey
Nahant
to
Follett.
from
LATTIMER,
73
N.),
Salem
Pleasant
and
line.
from
Green
Hooper
cor.
powder
house
ington
Salem
Follett
LINCOLN
to
Wash-
ROAD,
from
Tedesco
High
to
(M.
N.),
from
Foster
AVENUE
(M.
N.),
from
Har-
ave.
POINT,
from
PHILLIPS,
to
line.
LANE
to
and
off
opp.
Beacon.
54
Washington
to
38
from
73
Atlantic
ave.
to
Dev-
ereux.
HILL
LIGHTHOUSE
ave-
Elm.
Union
sq.
LEGG’S
bor
PEARL,
Green.
from
Clifton
R.
Franklin
LANE
PEACH'S
n.
R.
end
westerly.
PEABODY
junc.
from
from
n.
junc.
Beach.
N.),
7 Beacon.
PARKER’S
(M.
(M.
ave.
from
opp.
to
Pleasant
CIRCLE,
Clifton
ORN
Salem
bor.
KIMBALL
Green
Pond
Lafay-
line.
LANE
HUNSLEY
LEE,
between
Washington.
Beacon.
HUMPHREY,
to
Ocean
from
ave.
11. Franklin.
N.),
Tucker.
Humphrey.
er.
NAHANT
from
:1.
Reed.
sea.
HAWKES,
14
to
SQUARE,
MOUNT
Harbor
from
Gregory
Washington.
MOUNT
POINT,
HATHAWAY
June.
n.
South.
Spring.
HATHAWAY
Ocean
MARKET
MIDDLE,
108
from
NECK,
MERRITT,
Hargbor.
the
Jefferson
to
Lafayette
foot
Mugford
VIEW
HARRIS
at
MASON,
4 Union.
from
avenue.
HIGH,
COURT,
from
MAVERICK,
AVENUE
to Ocean
HARRIS,
to
50 Hawkes
MARBLEHEAD
Flu-
ave.
HARBOR
Beach
to Little
Sewall
point.
LOOKOUT
Com-
to
HARBOR
41
from
Rockmere
way
GUERNSEY,
Llnden.
to
from
MAPLE,
GREGORY
ents
point
opp
987
MARBLEHEAD.
LINDEN,
merclal.
Seaside
Connected
by Telephone
Sewall.
GREEN,
from
Elm
to Beacon
JUIIC.
Ocean
RANGES
WASHINGTON,
C01’.STATESTREE'
DIRECTORY
GOODWlN’S
Win’s
court.
GLENWOOD
for
(M.
N.),
from
end
Water.
AVENUE,
11. Cemetery
PHILLIPS
COURT,
PICKETT,
from
road.
29
Green
to
5 Mt.
Washington
Vernon.
to
Merritt.
PIERCE,
from
from
50
to
from
Atlantic
ave.
next
Phillips
Devereux.
PlTMAN’S
Lime, Cement and Sand
COURT,
from
9 Mt.
Vernon.
18
Marblehoad
Gasand ElectricLightCo.
llse GasforcheapPower
Office, 106 Washington
988
DIRECTORY
PLEASANT,
from
111
junc. Lafayette
POINT
O’
POND,
to
ROCKS
from
42
Green
to
N.),
from
11. soldiers
SPRING
monument
from
227
Pleasant
to
21
Ocean
ave.
to
opp.
159
from
30
and
Harbor
avenue.
Washington
extension
to
from
7
opp.
14
Stacey,
easterly.
from
Pleasant
278
junc.
REED,
from
to
Washington
210
opp.
22
STATE,
from
STORY
Rowland.
Bowden
to
Mt.
(M.
HILL,
from
54
Pleasant
to
175
AVENUE,
ave.
ROCKMERE
opp.
to
from
the
off
Gregory
at
42
ROWELL
off
from
Clifton
ave.
5
from
West
n.
RUSSELL,
to
Prospect
to
from
Tedesco
from
Humphrey
rd.
Pond
to
11. Maple
from
to
Atlantic
13 Hooper
from
Lee
c.
from
to
ave,
8 Washing-
ave.
Front.
to
Dev-
Phillips.
from
the
to '12
Hooper
Atlantic
to
next
VILLAGE,
Pros-
191
Pleasant
opp.
Cross
Se
VINE,
from
193
Pleasant
junc.
to
Village
pastures.
to
11. Norman
31
WALDRON,
from
South
to
opp.
18
Greg-
ory.
Pond.
SAPHIA
AVENUE,
erald
from
to
West
Em-
SCHOOL,
from
VIEW
end
(M.
N.),
to
Sewall.
from
near
(Beach
avenue
Humphrey
n.
n.
Bluff),
Swampscott
Swampscott
SELMAN,
from
19
SEWALL,
from
Spring
junc.
from
line
228
to
junc.
142
Elm
Front.
to
from
Washington
ave.
to
opp.
sq.
junc.
ADVENT
Washington
Franklin
to
142
178
from
Washington.
opp.
4 Union
opp.
56
to
Harbor.
Pleasant
to
114
Elm.
from
line
269
to
Humphrey
n.
Swampscott
Tedesco.
LANE,
Pleasant
Lee
43
HALLS.
to
from
B.
&
M.
Lafayette
R.
near
R.
Abbot
Hall.
BUILDING,
FORT
SEWALL,
POOR
FARM,
end
GOODWINVILLE,
HALL,
At-
GRADER
GOSS’S
Vine.
ARMORY
BUILDING
ave.
cor
ASSOCIATION
AND
G.
Gerry.
BUILDINGS.
HALL,
ATLANTIC
Clifton
FORT,
end
HOUSE,
LIGHT
Clitf.
Odd
Fellows’
block.
61
View.
3
and
Front.
Pleasant.
sTAT!ON.
Commer-
ing
Elm
154
HALL,
45
Pond.
c.
7
to
School.
Pleasant.
town
1 to
(old),
SCHOOL
opp.
LAsTERs'
T.U. TIIBKER
00.
old
BLOCK,
BLOCK,
pect.
HlGH
n.
Front.
Stacey.
1 to
HALL,
HIBERNIAN
39
74
Front.
Pleasant
HOUSE
GUN
HENTZ
Harbor
from
R.
to
of
Orne
BLOCK,
A.
end
off
BLOCK,
GREGORY
Heights.
PARK,
ELECTRIC
Green.
70
at
PARK,
FOUNTAIN
Pleasant.
AND
ETC.
PLACES.
FELTON
sq.
LIBRARY,
HALL,
ALMHOUSE
n.
Gregory
Washington.
HALL,
CUSTOM
198
from
WYMAN’S
PUBLIC
COW
from
WEST,
Atlantic
ABBOT
CROCKER
opp.
SQUARE,
to
WATSON,
Ab-
Jeflerson.
from
ABBOT
CASINO,
from
Washington
WATER,
line.
Franklin
BUILDINGS,
lantic
9 Waldron.
Chestnut.
WASHINGTON
to
Pleasant.
SOUTH,
from
Commercial
Pleasant.
AVENUE
Atlantic
COURT,
from
WASHINGTON,
ave.
SEAVIEW
bott
to
Washington
LANE
Ocean
SMITH,
WALDRON
WALNUT,
avenue.
SEA
from
ereux,
11. Pleasant.
AVENUE,
17
sq.
VALLEY,
Humphrey.
ROWLAND,
to
Heights.
UNl0N,
Hawkes.
AVENUE,
avenue.
line.
TUCKER,
ton
HILL,
ROUNDY'S
pect
RUBY
Humphrey
Front.
Elm.
Washington
LANE,
Clifton
Lindsey.
to
from
TICEHURST
Humphrey
water.
POINT,
74
131
Harbor
129
Swampscott
Clifton
from
from
TEDESCO,
Washington.
ROCKAWAY
opp.
Rockaway.
off Mt. Vernon.
ROCKAWAY,
to
from
N.),
SUMMER,
REED’S
84 Washington
TERRACE,
SUMAC
Ver-
non.
cial
from
Pleasant
N.),
from
Pickett
Maver-
ick.
to
N.),
83
(M.
STACEY,
PROSPECT,
n.
(M.
from
Elm.
Follett.
Orne.
PRINCE,
SPARHAWK
SPRING,
Humphrey.
(M.
111-4
OE MARBLEHEAD.
Washington
and
Tei.
Street
hall.
7
School.
11.
158
Pearl.
Washington.
Barnard
HOUSE,
cor.
Academy
ProsBuild-
Pleasant.
HALL,
Gregory
blk.
School.
LADIES’ and CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY A_1r\I£’hUNDERWEAR
RICHARD
M. COOK
DPTDMETRISTJ
MARBLEHEAD
Glasses Fitted,
Lenses Matched,
everything
pertaining
to
the
Business
.
. . . . . . .
DIRECTORY
LYCEUM
HALL,
71
MARBLEHEAD
OF
MARBLEH
ACADEMY,
opp.
ton
45
MASONIC
HALL,
MASSACHUSETTS
Life
Saving
100
Rockaway
MUGFORD
HALL,
PUBLIC
Plieasant
junc.
POND,
OLD
TOWN
Market
PAINE
HALL,
11.
Green
Abbot
Hall,
AND
HALL,
School.
Pond
cor.
Norman.
Atlantic
ave.
opp.
Elm
cor.
Ger-
MONUMENT,
Mug-
ford
THE
HALL,
LEE
MANSION,
65 Gregory.
Washington
near
Hooper.
HOUSE,
Washington
corner
TOWN
BU!LDlNG,
COURT
Pleasant
cor.
ROOM,
town
School.
hall,
HALL
WOODBURY
Y.
Washington.
(old),
Washington
BLOCK,
100
11. Mar-
sq.
ket
sq.
POLICE
ROOM,
PARK,
SOLDIERS’
71 WashingAND
1755),
BUILDING
cor.
TEMPERANCE
BLOCK
FELLOWS’
Pleasant.
ave.
Watson.
ry.
BUILD-
ton.
cor.
Square.
RECHABITE
RED
11. Atlantic
(built
READiNG
SEASIDE
Bassett
PICKETT
ASSOClATlON
80 to 82a Washington.
LYCEUM
THEATRE,
NEW
112
ave.
Washing-
ave.
Pleasant
MONUMENT,
and
Essex
A.
lNG,
AND
hall,
Pleasant
HOUSE
Lincoln
SOCIETY,
10, Harding's
town
OFFICE,
Washington
MUGFORD
BUILDING
to 116 Washington.
ODD
13
and
POWDER
Pleasant.
HUMANE
Station,
No.
ct.
M.
STATION,
POST
Pleasant.
989
EAD.
POLICE
Washington.
in fact
Optical
. _ ,
M.
C.
A.
BUILDING
Pleasant.
AND
HALL,
8
Hooper.
BEACHES.
BESSOM’S,
at
DEVEREUX,
HARRIS,
end
from
end
Jersey.
LINDEN,
Village.
end.
Beach
ave.
STEARNS,
Heights.
end
Village.
Atlantic
ave.
near
Clifton
INWRE YOURHUUSEHOLD
GOODS
[OI $500.00.
Cost$3.00 for ThreeYears
GARDNER R. HA'I'HAWAY,Insa1-ance,
Tel. 238-2
Marblehead.
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MARBLEHEADDIRECTORY
ABBR.EVlATIONS.——-A.Ve.., avenue.
1). or bds., boards;
bet., between;
b1dg.,
buudmg;
blk.
block;
bvd , beyond;
c. or cor , corner,
Conn , Connectlcnt;
ct , court;
do., d1tt0;
h. house ; L , Lynn;
M.,
Malden;
Mhd , Marbleheau,
M. N , Marblehead
Neck,
mnfr.,
manufacturer;
In , near; opp , opposite;
p1.,
place;
P.
O , post
oflxce,
propr.,
propuetor;
1:,
rear,
ABBOT
HALL, on the common,
ton sq.
-
Public
Library,
Abbot
Alexander
Washing-
Allen
Hall
S.
R. R.
freight
cashaer,
DAMS HOUSE (John
restaurant
Front.
and
page 1085
John
T. Adams),propr.
and
foot
dining
Franklin.
John
T. propr.
Front
st. R. R.
h. 246 Pleasant
0. 2d, shoemaker,
House,
Sarah,
wid.
John,
died
March
Adie
James,
Aery
Jane,
H. farm
hand,
11. 57 Green
Thomas,
h. 32 Chestnut
William G. mason, 56 Devereux,
h.
do.
Aiken Bros. (Charles Aiken),1unch
room,
18 Darling
[do.
Charles (Aiken B1os.), 18 Darling, h.
Aldrich Annie E. b. 113 Front
Norman E. advtg.
solicitor
(B.), h.
26 Wash.
&
h. 145
b. 54 Wash.
b. 8 Mechan-
F. fisherman,
H. rem.
B.
N. H.
11. 317 Humphrey
wid.
Reuben.
Co. Pleasant
Oil 00. (J. Hooper
Frank
h. 24 State
to Rochester,
P. farmer,
Pleasant
Almshouse,
Vine
American
Express
C. rem.
h. 182
c. School
Martin),
4 Pond
to Lynn
Amirault
Elizabeth.
b. 208 Wash.
Eugene O. chauffeur,
b. 208 Wash.
F. boxmaker,
b. 208 Wash.
Louis E. carpenter,
h. 208 Wash.
Dora A. shoe worker, b. 208 Wash.
Carl,
farmer,
ofi Lafayette
Henry, carpenter,
Annis
28,
Glue
109 Wash.
Wid. William.
A. shoemaker,
Amos
Anderson
rem. to Boston
Wid.
hairdresser,
C. rem. to Lynn
Theodate
24
1910
Thomas
Lewis,
Evelina
Nov. 29, 1909
Samuel
R. h.
Nat’!
Pierce
Amos
h. off
W. '1‘. lab. h. 8 Prospect
Richard
Alley
byd. Franklin
Nathaniel
P. died
Rebecca.
G. wid.
Franklin
mngr.
ac sq.
b. 4 State
Adams
Percy,
William
Ames
C. gen’l agt. Pleasant
station,
John
room,
See
S.,
Grelatine Wks. b. 113 Front
Caleb H. supt. Mhd. gas Works, h.
Tabitha,
William
.
s. 1'. Chfton
William,
house-
keeper
at E. V. Earle’s,
Rockaway ave. G.
Charles
R. farmer,
h. off Green opp.
63
[Adams
pl.
Clinton
F. restaurant,
50 Wash.
h.
, rooms,
Elizabeth
H. h. 21 Village
George
I. (Peabody).
s. 1'. Harris
beach
[Atlantic
ave.
B. & M.
h. 246 Pleasant
A. D. F. (Boston),
Bridget
A. wid.
rms
supermtendent,
U. S. N , Umted
uhf.,
wharf.
from
the town,
wxthm
one year,
the same period,
have been
ll]-
off Orne n. do.
Caroline,
b. 141 Pleasant
Abbott: Earl F. rem. to. Peabody
Hattie
L. wid. Edward
W. b. 16 Waldron
Minerva
K. Mrs. b. 3 Selman
Adams
Arthur
G. shoe
cutter,
h. 57
Green
Arthur
, removed;
rem
Salem;
sq.,
square;
:3. xx, summer
resldgance;
st.,
street;
supt ,
States
Navy;
W. U. Tel. 00., Western
Umon
Telegraph
Company;
REMOVALS AND DEATHS.—The
names
of the persons
removed
so far as known,
and the names
of c1t1zr=ns who have
dxed dux mg
serted
herem
for mformanon
of the publlc.
Herbert
F. rem.
b. J. J ohnson’s,
b. 7 Commercial
to Beverly
Anthony
Eliza A. Wid. Benjamin,
died
July 1, 1909
Armington
Francis B. h. Beach ave. c.
Atlantic ave.
[22 Village
Armstrong
Eliza Gr. Wid. Thomas
H. h.
Samuel,
Arringtou
horseshoer,
Bertha
Frank
h. 30 Devereux
R. b. 7 Merritt
G. driver,
h. 7 Merritt
Helen, rem. to Salem
[Waldron
Maria A. B. Wid. George B. b. 15
Mary E. wid. Walter R. h. 7 Merritt
Arsenault
Joseph Salem), s. r. Bessom’s
sq.
Beach
Lumber
of all kind
GILBERT
& COLE
CO.
4
167 Pleasant Street, - IVIARBLEHEAD
(990)
elephone
223-2
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
WHITE
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ected
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ASHTON
Ashton
Atkins
[Marblehead.]
Benjamin,
fisherman,
Charles A. plumber,
Isaac,
propr.
115 Front
Isaac
C. died
John
h. 5 Tucker
h. 33 Wash.
Atkins’
Pharmacy,
b.
Jan.
21, 1910
stxtcher,
[ant
S. car conductor,
S. jr. clerk (S.),
h. 134 Pleasb. 134 Pleas-
ant;
Joseph
B. janitor,
St,
church,
b. 115 Front
Joseph
H. h. 115 Front
Lydia,
wid. Isaac
Martha
T. dressmaker,
Mary J. Wid. Isaac,
Nathaniel
Circle
Pharmacy,
[do.
7 Franklin,
h. 15 Circle
(Cambridge),
propr.
BABBIDGE
Frances
Ralph
Babcock
C. (Brookline),
C. clerk
s. 1'. Clifton
(B.),
b. 121 Elm
Ira B. (Bacon and Paine), Humphrey. h. do. n. Clifton ave.
Minnie S. housekeeper
at 216 PleasB. Bacon
and
J. Oliver
Lucretia
Phi11p
Banks
James S. groc. and
ant, h. 198 do.
prov.
Mary
B. teacher
of
Minnie
H. bookkeeper,
b. 198 Pleasant
Williqmiclerkl
b.
b.
House
Bed-
h. 28 Bassett
b.
11
hill
Robert
plumber,
N. H.
L. h. 30 Orne
b. 20 Nicholson
Peter
J. died
‘April
5,
P.
painter,
B.
Essex
McKay
William H. farm
11. Salem harbor
Eva,
0.
Bassetb
stitcher,
b. 21
carpenter,
hand,
14
b. Village
b. 35 Hawkes
Nathan,
carpenter,
b. 35 Hawkes
Sam, junk (S.), 11. 288 Wash.
r[1-itt
Barclay Charles W. carpenter,
h. 7 MerBarden Ernest J. (Clifton Poultry
Farm),
Humphrey
n. Rockaway
ave. 11.
do.
LJ. Barden’s
John F. asst. bookkeeper
(L.), b. E.
Barker Susan F. maid at 16 Goodwin's
at
William
5
203 Pleas[25 Gregory
embroidery,
b.
G. S. Goss’s,
[p].
132 Wash. b. Allernon
L. Wid.
J.
hill
M. wid.
Barshman
s. r. off Front
[Hooper
1 Pleasant,
shoemaker,
cutter,
&
s. r. and
[ford
Nicholson
hill
Arthur
A. ship
Orne,
h. 9 Hooper
Bamford
Charles
L. rem. to Danvers
Fred
W. chauffeur,
b. 5 Hooper
Harry
T. shoe cutter,
b. 198 Pleasant
Harvey
L. fisherman,
h. 25 State
clerk,
pl.
H.
Horace W. rem. to Newport,
John H. died Aug. 8, 1909
Waldo
Erastus
D. (B.),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
[74 Wash.
Vina 0. teacher,
High school,
rms.
Baggs Arthur,
potter,
b. 113 Front
Bailey Alice, wid. William L. h. 5 Hooper
I’.
Humphrey
h. 63 Jersey
E. (Medford),
Ella G. b. 21 Nicholson
Badger
Herbert
foreman,
jr. shoe
William
Paine,
jr.), painters.
Humphrey
n. Crowninshield
Lane
Herbert
B. (Boston),
11. Crocker
pk.
I1. West;
Frank.
dled Mar. 27, 1910
Harry G. cutter,
b. 21 Nicholson
hill
Herbert
E. clerk,
14 Bessom,
h. 11
Linden
Herbert
E. heeler,
h. 32 Maverick
ant
(Ira
h. Tedesco
1910
[Tucker
Samuel
H. G. shoe cutter,
h. 13
Sarah E. b. 21 Nicholson
hill
Sarah E. Mrs. h. 21 Lee
[h. do.
Bacon
& Paine
[Baker’s
(L.), 1). Thomas
Edward
E. clerk,
b. 21 Lee
Elizabeth
F. Wid. William
M.
Linden
Sallie
b. 16 Devereux
shoemaker,
Ballard
Nashua
Arthur
Daniel
AUGUSTINE
L. h. 16 Devereux
A. b. 16 Devereux
Alvan,
Baldwin
74 Front
Lincoln
ave.
[coln ave.
Sarah G. w1d. Eleazer
E. h. 35 LinAustin
Edith,
teacher,
Sewall
school,
b.
at Salem
Avon
House,
Annie
D. Burns.
propr.
boarders,
16 Wash.
[Heights
Frank
farmer,
Paine’s,
Edward
9
Wllham
H. H. mngr. 120 Wash.
h.
12 Stacy
[Wash.
Atkinson
Chrlstopher,
rem. to Seattle,
George (Boston),
s. r. 16 Goodwin’s
c-t.
Atwood
Joseph
W. shoe Worker,
h. 35
Ayres
shoe worker,
b. 5 Hooper
L. b. 2 South
farm
hand,
b. Thomas
J ersev
Wallace
P.
\
b.
s. 1'. rear
I. Atkins,
Thomas,
b. 38 Wash.
Wesley, concrete
paver, 2 South, h.
d o.
Balcom
Charles, shoemaker,
b. 121 Elm
Edith M. clerk (131 Essex, S.), b. 63
Michae1’s
C. b. 4 Stacey
991
A. painter,
Ida, b. 2 South
Mary E. saleswoman
h. 12 Ear-
ms
William
William
S.
Catherine
George
P.
Baker’s
Baker
*
H. McKay
John
John
BARR
Bailey
Barlow
Barnes
G.
(S.),
s.
r.
Ocean
ave.
Mhd. Neck
Abby J. wid. Elisha
H. housekeeper at 16 Groodwin’s ct.
Catherine
F. housekeeper
at 45
Chestnut
Barnett
John W. rem. to Barre,
Barr Annie P. b. 43 1-2 Gregory
Vt.
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992
[Marblehead.]
BARR
Barr Archibald
T. sailmaker,
b. 93 Gregory
Elizabeth,
wid. John, 11.43 1-2 Gregory
[Gregory
George
M. boat
builder,
b. 43 1-2
James,
yachtsman
George H. gardener,
h. 150 Elm
Mary A. wid. Arthur,
h. 10 Franklin
Barron Frank W. shoe laster, h. 60 Front
Fred C. laborer, h. 7 Hillside ave.
Herléert A. foreman
(S.), h. 13 Linen
A. shoe
A. jr. laster,
finisher,
Ralph
h. '70 Pond
A. dressmaker,
b. do.
Mt.
A. retoucher,
B. motorman,
wid.
Henry,
11. Mt.
Michael,
laborer,
William,
laborer,
William
Elias,
Barteaux
Adoniram
J.
Barry
electrician,
iaster,
h.
9
jr.
Bates Maria L. h. 62 Front
Battles
Joseph,
mnfr. agent
lantic
Josephine
Bauer
'
(B.),
ave. 0. Smith
W. b. Atlantic
Catherine,
wid.
11.
s. r.
Neck
h.
At-
[Smith
‘ave. c.
Peter,
11.
39
John P. shoe laster,
b. 39 Hawkes
Margiargt
L. dressmaker,
39 Hawkes.
.
Peter
0.
J. waiter,
b. 39 Hawkes
'1‘. Frank, b. 39 Hawkes
Baal Annette
A. Mrs. sanitarium,
Washington,
h. do.
Beals
b. 5 Rowland
STREET
69 Wash.
Hawkes
T. W. TUCKER CO.
WASHINGTON
h. 30 Jersey
William
L. R. h. 10 Jefferson
Batchelder
Charles
S. (Peabody),
Bessom's
Beach
George L. (Boston),
s. 1-. Mhd.
Bateman Charles H. h. 27 Franklin
John W. h. Tedesco 1:. Maple
[Front
Knott H. trav. salesman
(B.), h. 31
139-141
b. 10 Jefferson
fitter,
William
H. hairdresser.
27 Prospect
b. 24 Front
George B. shoemaker,
h. 53 Jersey
Georgianna M. housekeeper
at 28 Lee
Harold
N. clerk,
104 Wash. b. 31
Front
[5 Rowland
Herbert
B. foreman,
20 Sewall,
h.
Herbert L. potter, b. 5 Rowland
Horace
A. P. apprentice,
b. 1 Hanover ct.
Howard
W. apprentice,
W. stock
Mary E. box maker, b. 10 Jefferson
Mary E. wid. Thomas L. b. 22 State
F. 11. 56 Prospect
shoe
b. 30 Jersey
pressman,
Gardner,
shoe Worker, b. 10 Jefferson
John M. shoemaker,
h. 16 Russell
Martha
J. wid. Samuel,
h. 24 Orne
J: N.
Charles F. jr. janitor, S. Roads
school, 11. 5 Rowland
Florence,
engineer,
Frank
Pleas-
Circle
[Rockaway
Bartlett
Annie L. lining
maker, b. 15
Arthur, leather (B.), b. 11 Watson
Caroline A. wid. Benj. F. b. Humphrey 1:. Clifton ave.
Charles
P. clerk (B.), h. 23 Bowden
H. registrar, Water dept. b.
E. Gerry,
[rd.
11. Ferry
b. Thos.
27 Pleasant
Bascom
h. 42 Commercial
H. chaufieur,
h.
37 Lincoln
ave.
George,
farmer,
h. Atlantic
ave.
opp. Beach
[pect
Bassett
Alvin
A. hairdresser,
b. 27 ProsArthur,
shoemaker,
h. 10 J efierson
Carrie A. H. boxmaker,
b. 22 State
Pleas-
b. 6 Cottage
Nora M. b. 42 Commercial
Thomas, farmer, h. Beacon
h. 27 Rowland
cutter,
14’) Pleasant
Willard
William
b. 16 Chestnut
h. 9 Maverick
Margaret
0. bookkeeper
(B.
St. Rwy. S.), b. 9 Maverick
shoe
Percy B. engraver (S.), b. 27 Pleasant
Bartoll Hannah M. Wid. Benjamin
F. h.
John E. shoe worker, b. 16 Chestnut
John J. shoe cutter.
b. 42 Commercial
[ant
Margaret,
shoe cutter,
Leonard,
Elizabeth
C. rem. to Boston
Ellen L. sten. (B.), b. Mt. Pleasant
Grace
James
b. 5 Rowland
H. machinist,
John,
Baptist
Louise B. stenog‘. (B.), b. 37 Pleasant
Barry Daniel, b. r. 48 Lee
Daniel M. shoemaker,
h. 12 Walnut
David, shoemaker,
h. r. 48 Lee
Elizabeth
A. h. 16 Chestnut
Elizabeth
ant,
D. b. 4 Waldron
William
H. laster,
h. 1 Hanover
ct.
Woodfin,
supt. fire alarm,
h. 38 Elm
Bartol
Allston
L. clerk,
Pleasant
c.
School.
11. 27 Rowland
Emma
F. Mrs. dressmaker,
27 Pleasant, b. do.
h. 49 Pond
J. Harris,
pastor,
First
church,
h. 37 Pleasant
Louisa
Ma y 0. shoe worker,
b. 56 Prospect
N
lie, Wid. Eli V. h. 15 Rockaway
mercial
James
111-4
Tel.
Lydia, I1. 202 Pleasant
Mabel L. asst. 102 Wash. '0. 31 Front
Marion D. clerk (B.), b. 31 Front
Martha
E. Wid. Alexander
M. h. 11
Watson
Mary A. b. John W. Bartlett's
h. 43 Gregory
James
Street
BEALS
Bartlett
William, yachtsman,
h. 43 Gregory
Barrett Ann E. wid. Richard, h. 48 Oom-
Barrows
106 Washington
Ella
M. Mrs.
14'!
11. 12 Guernsey
Harry M. photographer,
h. 5 Vino
Mabel
E. bookkeeper
(B.),
b. 12
Guernse
5'
Percy F. clerk (S.), b. 12 Guernsey
RIBBONS, NECKWEAR ma
WHITE GOODS
RICHARD
M. COOK, - Jeweler,
Silversmith.
Cor. Pleasant
and Washington
-
Robert,
rem.
to
Nova
Scotia,
Irene G. asst. bookkeeper
J_
Lancy’s J 1'. b. at Salem
The, E. J. Douglass,
propr. boarding house, 77 Washington
Begley
Beatrice
D. maid at Mrs. Kenney’s, Devereux
Rocks
Bell John A. fireman, h. 2 Waldron ct.
Leila E. wid. S. Linton, b. 24 High
Malcolm L. student, b. 24 High
William A. yachtsman,
h. 8 Cowell
Bedford
Bennett
Fred
M.
(Fred
M.
Bennett
Billings
G. H. (B.),
Billows
James,
Mary
E. Mrs.
George
lerton
Henry
Minnie
Bent. H. L.
Jennie
Mary,
dressmaker,
William H. yacht
mer
Frank,
Bessom
Millicent,
win"s ct.
Benjamin,
Marion
Samuel,
Benjamin
do.
driver,
V. milk,
b.
16 Good-
b. 14 Rowland
14 Bowfand,
h.
[11 Wash. b. do.
0. Florence,
antique
furniture,
&c.
David
S. mnfr. children’s
shoes,
Circle cor. Front,
rms. 30 Wash.
Drucilla
Mrs. top stitcher,
Francis
George
Harry,
h.13 High
Elizabeth,
b. 14 Rowland
Ellen,
wid.
Michael
B. nurse,
Gregory
h.
L. printer,
Harriet
H.
Clinton,
Wash.
H.h.11
music
wid.
Mildred
G.
Phiiip
emp.
C. h. 178 Wash.
Mhd.
b. 9 Lee
Nancy
E. b. 9 Lee
Richard
H. shoe laster,
Robert
Samuel,
Messenger,
b. 13 High
H. canvasser,
shoemaker,
h. 14 Rowland
h. Mt. Pleasant
Bluin
Bst William, shoe laster, h. 46 Gregory
EVINS ELISHA M. propr. Ferncroft:
Cabin,
Selman
Cambridge.
c.
Circle,
Emily
S. Wid. Afton
F.
Franklin
Biedermann
Charles,
rem. to Lynn
Bigelow
Horatio
Devereux
N.
gardener,
IF YOU WANT
GARDNER
151
Pleasant,
h.
153
M. shoe cutter,
S. shoe cutter,
rem. to Lynn
h. 8 South
h. 288 Wash.
(90 Ca-
Gabriel W. shoemaker,
h. 129 Elm
George W. shoe laster, h. 129 Elm
at
Boardman
Elsie F. b. F. Boardma.n’s
Francis,
baker,
Market
sq. h. do.
b.
19
Millard C. engraver.
h. 12 Merritt
Bodwell Mary E. wid. William,
rem. to
Hyde Park
Bois George S. shoe repairer,
1 Market
sq. rms. do.
‘
b. 18
TO BUY A
R. HATHAWAY,
clerk,
h. 17 Dar[do.
h.
See page 1077
Bezanson
to Salem
Rebecca
S. wid.
Stephen,
rem. to
Haverhill
Rosanna,
Wid. Joseph,
111.48 Hawkes
William,
painter,
h. 57 Wash.
Blenkhorn
Herbert,
painter,
h. 25 Mechanic
Blood
Harriet
A. h. 3 Rowland
b.13 Rowland
R. chaufieur,
0. ram.
Wash.
Nathaniel
R. trav. salesman
nal, B.), h. 108 Front
1'78
h. do.
Mariam,
Richard
Wash.
teacher,
h. 66 Pleasant
Pleasant,
b. 10 Spring
John G. shoemaker,
h. 239 Wash.
John
W. shoe stitcher,
h. 19 Orne
Margaret
0. wid. Elias,
nurse,
b. 164»
h. 11 Wash.
L. wid. Joseph
b. 17 Darling
6 Cliff,
Henry L. mngr. (L.), 11.14 Mt.Ve1-non.
Horace
A. bookkeeper,
Essex
c.
36
Everett 0. shoe laster, b. 13 High
Frank B. painter, b. 36 Gregory
Frank
clerk,
Thomas, foreman (L.), h. 4 Abbot
Walter R. apprentice,
b. 4 Abbot
William T. h. 17 Darling
Blake
Abbie
E. wid. Charles,
housekeeper at 6 Bowden
Blanchard
Bessie M. wid. George F. 11.
11 High
[Heights
Herbert
(Concord),
5;. r. Gilbert
Blaney Alice C. Wid. Fred, b. 45 High
Asa, poulterer,
10 Spring, h. do.
Benjamin
H. variety store,150
Elm,
b. 152 do.
Charles, printer, 1:. 49 Atlantic
ave.
31, 1910
nurse,
h. 3 Latti-
b. 161 Pleasant
C. Waitress,
Mary E. wid. '1‘. Jackson,
ling
b. 8 Al-
Berry Michael T. (Mhd. Shoe Repairing
Co.), 73 Wash. h. at Lynn
Berryman
rigger,
Helen K. student,
b. 14 Abbot
Henry jr. rem. to Salem
Levi M. shoemaker,
h. 161 Pleasant
P. (Salem), s. r. Mhd. Neck
E. b. 8 Alierton pl.
(Boston),
s. 1'. Clifton Heights
B. b. 121 Wash.
May
Annie,
Emily
pl.
died
s. 1'. Clifton
b. 10 Green
Beacon
Blackford
D01-a,‘wid. Simon,
b.175 Wash.
Richard,
mariner,
b. 175 Wash.
203 Wash.
W. boat builder,
993
Bishop William. shoemaker,
b. 121 Elm
Bixbee Henry L. (U. S. N.), b. 126 Front
William J. artist, 126 Front, h. do.
Black Edwin
Gr. ship carpenter,
h. 15
C0,),
16 Atlantic
ave. h. 203
Wash.
Fred M. & 00. (Fred M. Bennett),
harness makers, 16 Atlantic ave.
Joseph E. rem. to Maine
[h. do.
Benson
BOIS
Blackler
&
Optometrist
MARBLEHEAD
—
[Marblehead.]
‘ BEATTIE
Beattie
Sttccts,
HOUSE,
CALL UPON
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead. Tel. 238-2
Dairy
J-
and
Farm
LYNN MARKET
B10 od 00* nomes€§§Z‘3.‘&°:t.§por:ea
umonSTREET
MARKET
994
[Marb1ehead.]
BOLES
Boles
Edwin
N
Dexter,
rem.
to
J
George
D.
(Bailey,
Friend,
B011 Repose,
Weston
Co.
133
B.), h. 60 Pleasant
Mrs.
C. N.
Embree,
propr.
private
hospital.
31 Prospect
Bondidge
Thomas,
driver,
b. 10 Mt.
Vernon
[106 1 2 Wash.
Bonney
Willard
Boomer
J. Harvey.
E.
trav.
salesman,
undertaker,64
8 Selman,
Wash.
Clifton
at
Frederick
Margaret,
Susan N. Wid. William,
h. 34 High
William
H. deceased
Boylston
House
(Mrs. Margaret
P. Dunlnp),
Neck
Boyntou
M.
(Boston),
s.
1'.
Brackett
Heights
R. clerg,
F. Boa:-dman’s,
b. 1
Pearl
[ct. h. do.
Elizabeth,
cloak
maker.
13 Waldron
Ellen
G. h. 4 Fountain
Inn
Frank,
driver,
h. 13 Cottage
Frank
C. painter,
b. 11 Gregory
Franklin,
rem. to Salem
[Pickett
George
W. trimming
cutter,
h. 11
Henrietta,
wid. John
D. h. 1 Pearl
James
F. shoemaker,
h. 15 Waldron
ct,
[Elm
James
F. 2nd,
shoe
cutter,
h. 125
J osegyhé shoe repairer,
15 Rowland,
. 0.
Joseph
G. jobber,
William,
Lydia
Mary
cutter,
h.
Inn
28 Orne
b. 6 Foun-
56 Elm,
Russell
F. b. 16 Bowden
R. boxmaker,
b. 15 Waldron
B. laundress,
b. 40 Lee
(T.
J.
Bowden
R. piano
non,
& Son),
127
tuner,
6 Mt.
Ver-
}1. do.
OWBEN T. J. & SON (Thomas
Russell
planing
Bowden),
mill,
violin
J. and
sawing
makers
repairers,
also
yacht
makers,
also agts. Eastern
ite
Wid. William
H. h. 217
[Washington
H.
shoe
cutter,
b.
217
(L.),
h.
b. 217 Washington
Charles T. hairdresser
43 Elm opp. Pearl
Raymond
0.
electrician,
b.
The
Rockmere
Bradlee
Francis
B. C. h. 110 Elm
Bradley
George,
s. r. Bessom’s
Beach
Brady
Daniel,
teamster,
h. 24 Prospect
Edward
J. teamster,
h. 9 Barnard
Edward
J. conductor,
b. 34 Maverick
John,
section
hand,
b. 9 Barnard
Mary,
wid. Edward,
h. 34 Maverick
Mary A. shoe worker,
Bragdon
C. Emery,
asst.
Frank
b. 34 Maverick
auditor,
b. 26
Nicholson
hill
E. h. 26 Nicholson
hill
Howard W.bookkeeper
(87 Milk, B.),
b. 29 High
Mary E. Wld. Charles F. b. 24 High
Rena F. b. 29 High
William
F. clerk (B.), b. 29 High
Brandt Carl (Jamaica
Plain).
s. r. ClifBray
Edith
V.
school,
teacher,
rms.
S.
Roads
4 Gregory
jr.
:1. Lee
Breare
Pleasant,
h. 6 Mt. Vernon
Russell,
bottom
finisher,
h. 123 Elm
Samuel
R. h. 19 Circle
[ct.
Sarah M. cloakmaker,
h. 13 Waldron
Thomas
J. died Mar. 13, 1910
Thomas
Mhd.
ton
John
ct.
Rebecca
boarders,
Gilbert
H. propr.
The
Rockmere,
Rockmere
Point,
h. do.
Paul,
b. The Rockmere
Inn
S. wid.
Mildred
h. 6 Fountain
shoe
Gr. clerk,
tain
Harriet,
Nathaniel
Akron,
Addie
J. clerk,
56 Elm,
and Gr.
P. Graves’,
b. 15 Rowland
Amy K. b. 6 Mt. Vernon
Benjamin
A. driver,
11. 162 Pleasant
Bessie
E. shoe worker,
b. 125 Elm
J.
summer
Washington
Bowdeu
Eliza
B. painter,
b. 34 High
shoe Worker,
b. 34 High
S. Jennie.
Ohio
Roswell
Boutwell
h.
William E. (E. & F. King & 00.),
26 India, B.), h. 11 Gregory
Boyd Charles M. (Newton),
s. r. Clifton
Helghts
Boyle
Edward
J. auto
supplies,
158
Wash. c. Hooper, also meat cutter, 118 do. h. 84 Pleasant
h.
h. 22 Orne
Boston
Yacht
Club, 73 Front
& Northern
Street
Railway
00. car
house,
Lafayette,
waiting
room,
98 Pleasant
Bourne
Prue
L. (Sunflower
Tea and Gift
shop),
BRIDGEO
Bowden
Montclair,
Co.
See page
roofing,
1082
127
and
and
model
Gran-
Pleasant.
Emma
F. wid. Thomas,
h. 37
Mugford
Harold B. civil engineer
(So. Union
station.
B.), h. 8 Jersey
Brennan
John
J.
foreman.
By. 00. car barn,
Brewster
(B.),
Frank
B.
& N.
St.
h. at Salem
s.
1'.
Gilbert
Heights
[Heights
Dr. G. W. W. (Boston),
s. 1'. Gilbert
Bridge Mary B. b. 181 Washington
Robert 0. real estate,
h. 181 Wash.
Bridgeo
Anna, b. 20 Wash. sq.
Everett
son
P. machinist,
hill
b. 17 Nichoi-
Irving I. clerk (B.), b. 26 Washington sq.
[pact
Julia B. Wid. William G. h. 72 Pros-
GILBERT
Lumber
ofallkigds
167 Pleasant
& OOLE
Street,
Telephone
-
C0.
MARBLEHEAD
223-2
o
UPHOLSTERING. REPAIRING, s.-_mnn:s
AND. CARPET mom: on‘ ALL Knvpé
&
° Waslungton,Cor. State Street. C°““°°“=“
by Telephone
[Marb1ehead.]
BRIDGEO
Bridgeo
Lizzie,
Mabel
b. 20 Washington
S. stenog.
Martha,
wid.
son
William
Philip,
hill
G.
Wiiliam
hill
Brown
sq.
(B.), b. 26 Wash
clerk,
b. 26 Wash. sq.
William,
shoe cutter,
trav.
sq.
56 Elm,
h. 17 Nichol[Prospect
h. 72
salesman,
M. printer,
1). 1'7 Nicholson
Charles
Frank
0. fisherman,
I. (Brookline),
J. J. (Cambridge),
ave. c. Valley
Brine,
see
F. shoe
laster,
E. shoe
closer,
5. r. Atlantic
h. 26 Sewall
9
_
shoemaker,
e
E. engineer,
L. reporter
Michael
G.
Sarah A. wid.
shoe
Glover,
cutter,
h. 239
b. 4 J efierson
h. 8 Rowland
b. 15 Devereux
Sarah I. wid. Horace,
Sarah L. wid. Frank,
Stella,
William
Brown
shoe worker,
G. (Maiden),
iug’s ct.
Abbie P. wid.
Albert
(Chelsea),
b. 9 Beacon
s. r. 9 Hard-
[Essex
E. h. 88
Benjamin
s.
r.
Groodwin’s
landing
Albert
Ambrose
[Brown's
J.
J.
chauffeur,
b. Geo.
H.
clerk,
126 Wash.
b. do.
Anna R. wid.
N. Y.).
Mhd.
[beach
s. r. Harris
N. Y.), s. r.
B. &
M.
Elizabeth
Percival
H.
(Buffalo,
s. 1'. 264 Pleasant
S.
Wid.
Ellen
shoe
mfr.
15 Prospect,
machinist,
b. 49 Jersey
E. Munroe, shoe worker,
h. 39 High
E. P. (Boston),
s. r. Clifton Heights
Francis
P. shoemaker,
h. Pitman"s
Frank,
Frank
provisions,
E. laborer,
Frank
E. shoe cutter,
Frederick
126 Wash.
h. 49 Sewall
11. Ticehurst
Fred
0.
George
George
George
shoe
h. Atlantic
av.
b. 55 Front
[(3.
lane
cutter,
A. (Salem), s. 1-. Clifton ave.
B. shoe cutter,
b. 55 Front
H. farm hand,
h. West
11.
Humphrey
George
L. shoe cutter,
Hannah,
b. 25 State
Hannah
Harry
H.
wid.
b. 51 Green‘
[Mechanic
Theodore
0. student,
ant
Henry W. antique
h. do.
goods,
G.c1erk,
118 Wash.
E. shoe
cutter,
12
Mt.
can
find
the
BEST
C0.’S
WHARF,
h. 6
Harry I. clerk, b. 29 Gregory
Helen, wid. Thomas,
b. 73 Green
Henry F. P. clerk (L.), b. '72 Pleas-
James
h.
P.
1). 34 Franklin
Irving
cutter,
Vernon
h. do.
b. 7 Middle
H. farmer,
Arthur
S. MARTIN
h. do.
Emily A. shoemaker,
b. 15 Prospect
Esther
G. Wid. Ammi
(B.), propr.
Nanepashemet
Hotel,
Marblehead Neck, s. 1'. do.
s. 1'. Gilbert
You
C. b. 34
M. b. 218 Washington
H. 0. (Salem),
JOHN
119 Wash.
Daniel
Herbert
shoe
R.
[do.
h. 34
Franklin
Annie, shoe Worker, b. 21 Chestnut
Annie M. shoe stitcher,
b. 7 Linden
L.
R.
ct.
h. 95 Elm
(Salem
News),
h. 4 Jefiefson
[8 Rowland
C. clerk (B. & M. R. R. S.), h.
G. carpenter,
14 Anderson,
h.
5 Bowden
[Washington
John
John
r.
B. claim
agent,
M. 1:1. 51 Green
Everett,
h. 277 Wash.
Frank H. H. shoemaker,
h. 9 Beacon
Frederick
A. letter carrier,
11. S VilHenry
Horace
s.
[b. do.
Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Emery,
b. 15 Devereux
M. C. A. h. 15
Devereux
Frank,
b. 51 Green
ct.
b.
119
Eben
P. shoe worker,
b. 223 Wash.
Edward
G. trav.
salesman,
h. 7 Elm
b. 15 Walnut
worker,
h.
b. 39 Prospect
Daniel C. baker,
32 Franklin,
h. 6 Chestnut
Elizabeth
K.
shoe
Beacon
Emma,
clerk,
56 Elm,
Frank,
gen’! sec.
Y.
B.
hand,
264 Pleasant
Clarence,
brakeman,
Patrick
J. laborer,
h. 31 Commercial
Broughton
Charles
G. shoe cutter,
h. 8
Village
Daniel
T. H. foreman,
J.
H.
P.
Chadwick's,
William
Charles
F. (Reading),
Neck
Charles
H. (Danvers),
Charles H. jr. (Bufialo,
Neck
O’Brien
John
Wid.
D. died Nov. 15, 1909
1.. Wid. Elbridge,
h. 264
Pleasant
Charles
A. farm
Brookhouse
Robert
Mrs. h. Humphrey
n. Rockaway
ave.
Brooks
Albert
(Arlington),
s. 1'. Goodwin’s landing
Brophy Catherine,
b. 15 Walnut
James, salesman
(B.), b. 15 Walnut
Mary
H. b. 2 Cross
Caroline,
h. 64 Orne
s.r. Mhd.
Bright
Austin
995
Benjamin
F. janitor,
Story
gram.
school, 111.49 Jersey
Benjamin
F. jr. flagman,
Forest
river crossing.
h. 11 Jersey
Benjamin
F. 2d (U. S. N.), b. 51
Green
[Wash.
Caroline
Caroline
Bridges
Joseph
C. rem. to Ipswich
Oscar
A, rem. to Ipswich
Briggs
BROWN
F.
GRADES
Cliff
St.,
letter
of
Flarblehead.
52 Wash.
[Wash.
carrier,
11.
269
Heights
b. 44 Green
rms. '7 Pickett
COAL
Tel.
at
119
MarblaheadGas andElectricLight 00.
IlseGasfor(mean
Goukijg
Office. 106 Washington Street. Tel. 111-4
996
[Marblehead.]
BROWN
Brown James E. carpenter,
h. 30 Elm
John,
foreman
(Quincy),
h. 11 Selman
John,
seaman,
John
John
John
B.
E.
F.
opp.
John
H.
b. 9 Gerry
machinist,
b. 238 Wash.
lobsterman,
h. 7 Middle
advtg. solicitor,
h. 44 Green
powder house
laborer,
h. 6 Lookout
ct.
ROWN JONATHAN T. machinist
mfr. Hygienic
Toothpick
chine,
17 Atlantic
ave.
h.
and
Ma28
Franklin.
See page 1078
E. Mrs.
housekeeper
at
11
Abbott
Frank,
salesman
(B.),
h. 51 Pond
Julia
J.
Louisa. M. P. stenog. (B.), b. 12 Mt.
Vernon
Lucy E. housekeeper
at 7 Linden
Mary, b. 119 Washington
Mary, Wid. Nathaniel,
h. 21 Chestnut
Mary A. Wid. Samuel A. deceased
Mary E. Wid. Calvin K. h. 218 Wash.
Mary E. Wid. Winthrop,
h. 129 Pleasant
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
Maud
E. Mrs. b. 28 Franklin
E. h. 30 Franklin
F. shoe stitcher,
b. 7 Linden
L. b. 218 Wash.
P. b. 72 Pleasant
G. bookkeeper,
b. 47 Jersey
Mildred
E. teacher,
S. Roads
school,
b. 15 Prospect
Mortimer,
clerk (S.), b. 49 Jersey
jr.
A. Mrs.
b. 15 Green
E. clerk
Sarah
(S.),
E. clerk,
Thomas,
Thomas
Buena
Burgess
W.
[Sewall
b. 88
J. P. tinsmith,
S. shoemaker,
b. 47 Front
F. shoe Worker,
b. 21 Chest[Pickett,
h. do.
11. 49 Pond
tral
Pickett,
& 00.).
Rugs,
Carpets,
Curtains,
Dry
2
c. Atlantic
J.
conductor,
H. shoemaker,
cial
Katherine,
Telephone
and
The
Avon
House,
ave.
h. 17 Barnard
B.
85 N.
St.
Harris
11. 64 Wash.
T. W. TUCKER CD.
propr.
Ry. b. H. D. Haights’,
Lafayette
Francis
H. master
mariner,
h. 33
James
Brown
Co.
(limited),
yacht
Gregory
c. Nashua
pl.
F. gardener,
Edward
2 Pickett
(Wm.
D.
Daniel
William
(William
Brown
& 00.), 2
William
& Co. (William and William
Brown
jr.), groceries
and projr.
Starling
builders,
Annie
Thomas
William
N. Kearney,
Annie M. shoe worker,b.
9 Chestnut
Beftha,
shoe packer,
b. 24 Central
Charles T. stable, 260 Wash. h. Cen-
b. 14 State
laster,
h. 2 Cross
Thomas
William
nut
visions,
Everett
Burke Martha H. Wid. James, b. 36 High
Burns Alice, shoe worker,
11. 24 Central
Alicia A. Wid. James H. h. 9 Chestnut
[76 Wash. h. do.
b. '72 Pleasant
laborer,
H. shoe
Farm,
propr.
dairy products,
Tedesco
James M. (Boston),
s. r. Clifton
Heights
Florence
1. teacher
of drawing,
public schools,b.
at Swampscott
Tryphena
Mrs. (Boston),
(I. E.
Foss & 00.), s. r. The Crowninshield
[Humphrey
G. Arthur,
gardener,
11. West 11.
Starling,
pres. W. Starling
Burgess 00. h. Nashua
pl.
W.
b. 49 Jersey
G. P. Graves,
Vista
Burbank
Essex
S. Elizabeth,
William
A. hardware,
wooden
ware, periodicals,
etc, 14 School,
h. 218 Wash.
[h. do.
William
G. nurseryman,
47 Wash.
William
E. (Fla..), s. r. 122 Front
William
G. driver,
b. 64 Wash.
William
G. stockfitter,
h. 10 Goodwin’s ct.
[b. 72 Pleasant
William Horton, asst. mngr. (CaInb.)
William
H. sampler
(Custom House,
B.), h. 7 Linden
William
H. jr. clerk (No. Union station, B.), b. '7 Linden
William
L. baggage
master (B. & M.
R. R. L.). h. 26 Maverick
William
P. h. 47 Front
William S. shoe cutter,
h. 16 Highland terr.
Winthrop,
died Mch. 13, 1909
Brummel
M. (Boston),
s. r.. Hathaway
rd.
[b. 74 Wash.
Bruorton
A. Beryl, teacher,
Gerry sch.
Bryant George A. jeweler,
123 Pleasant,
h. 38 Sewall
[4 Gross
Buchanan
John P. shoe Worker
(S.), h.
Margaret,
b. 191 Wash.
Buck Horatio
B. clerk (B.), h. 112 Front
Buckley
Catherine
M. b. 44 Gregory
Buckminster
Harold 0. (Malden),
s. r.
Atlantic
ave. B. B.
[ave. B. B.
William
B. (Malden),
s. 1'. Atlantic
Bulfinch
Samuel H. h. '72 Pleasant,
s. 1'. Fort
Samuel H. jr. student,
‘:3.72 Pleasant
Sarah E. Wid. Nathaniel,
h. 16 Hooper
Sarah
Brown
Bugbee
Nathaniel,
cordwainer,
h. 47 Jersey
Owl Tea
Room,
F. G. Whitney,
propr.,
Beach
Percival
H. died Feb. 3, 1910
Ralph Gr. (Boston),
mgr. Nanepashemet Hotel,
s. r. do.
Richard
B. shoemaker
and auctioneer, h. 55 Front
Ruth
BU ENS
shoe
h. 54 Commerworker.
[Hawkes
b.
48
DEPARTMENT STORE
Fancy
Goods.
Free Delivery
Jeweler
Watch,
M. COOK — Optometrist
— RICHARD
Clock,
Jewelry
and Optical,
Burns Katherine
M. packer,
b. 24 Central
Mary A. wid. Edmund,
b. 34 Commercial
Michael
T. laborer,
h. 26 Commercial
Timothy,
laborer,
h. 24 Central
Burridge
Alice,
shoe Worker,
b. 8 Stacey
G.
clerk,
56 Elm,
b. 21 Me-
chanic
Annie L. shoe stitcher,
b. 32 High
Christopher
G. plumber, h. 8 Stacey
Edith, shoe worker, b. 8 Stacey
Frank,
shoe
Frank
Henry
0. beater out, b. 32 High
S. tinsmith,
h. 18 Orne
John
Mary
laster,
B. beater
R. wid.
out.
h. 13 Lattimet
Christopher
G. h.
E. May,
Ruby
stitcher,
ave.
Mary
I. housekeeper
Buswell
Butman
Ralph
Ellen
N. carpenter,
S. b. 32 Pleasant
at r. 169
h. 7 Green
b. 35 Harris
See page
1086
b. 34 Com-
mercial
Bridget T. b. 3 Cottage
James J . lab. b. 34 Commercial
Margaret
W. stitcher,
b. 34 Gommercial
Mary E. shoe Worker, b. 3 Cottage
Michael J. shoemaker,
h. 3 Cottage
Timothy,
1). 34 Commercial
cutter,
b.
34 Com-
Cahoon Elizabeth Mrs. h. 41 Atlantic ave.
James A. (U. S. A.), b. 41 Atlantic
ave.
Calder Edgar, carpenter,
h. 21 Smith
Call
Hannah
L. shoe
Worker,
h. 27 Lee
Samgel R. chair repairer, h. 17 Linen
Callahan Annie A. h. 11 Hooper
[1909
Annie A. wid. Eugene, died Aug. 17,
Catherine L. h. 6 Chestnut
John,
shoe
Worker,
b. 11 Hooper
Joseph, clerk (S.), h. 32 Commercial
Margaret A. stitcher,
b. 6 Chestnut
Mary, Wid. John, h. 7 Harris
R. HATHAWAY,
traveller,
h.
E. salesman
Atlan-
(S.),
h. 43
ave.
Gerry gram.
school,
b. at Reading
Arthur
M. teamster,
h. 12 Front
Edward G. gardener, h. 50 Lee
Emma, wid. J. Henry, h. 13 Maverick
Frank
L. gardener,
George
George
h. 18 Pleasant
W. laborer, h. 13 Clifi
W. jr. teamster,
b. 13 Cliff
James
H. police
ereux
John
H. farmer,
T.
oflicer,
h.
farmer,
h.
b. 25 Dev[Clifton
ave.
Humphrey
11.
Humphrey
n.
Tedesco
Robert,
fish, 35 State,
h. do.
Robert
W. supt.
Mhd.
Mun.
Lt. 00.
h. 2 Mt. Vernon
William
A. mot01'ma.n,b.286
Pleasant
Cation J ulieu, butler, 26 Waldron, b. do.
Carleton
James G. civil engineer,
h. 4
Gregory
[Smith
Carlson
Charles,
master
mariner,
h.
18
Charles, Waiter, h. 28 Commercial
Carr James H. h. 39 Pond
Carroll
Annie
A. died
Feb.
6, 1910
Annie A. bookkeeper,
Wright
b. 7 Allerton pl.
David, laborer, h. 34 Central
Bros.
[p1.
Emerson
H. clerk (B.), b. 7 Allerton
Florence
W. clerk,
111 Wash.
b. ‘T
Allerton
pl.
Herbert
B. carpenter,
h. 59 Wash.
Mary E. stitcher,
b. 34 Central
Sarah J. wid. Thomas I. h. 59 Wash.
William D. rem. from town
Carter John H. (Salem),
s. r. Bessonfs
beach
[land
Carton Patrick
J. houseman,
h. 53 Row»
Case Lydia F. wid. Abner, b. M. S. Ga.se’s
Moses S. lawyer
trial justice,
lantic
Casey
Annie
Ellen,
(60 State, B.), also
11. Phillips
11. At-
ave.
M. shoe stitcher,
housekeeper
Hannah
0.
teacher,
b. 34 High
S.
school, b. 34 High
Mary E. b. 34 High
M. Eleanor,
music
h. 34 High
at 60 Gregory
L. shoe stitcher,
Margaret
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODS
for $600.00.
GARDNER
A. com.
James
John
CAHILL BERNARD J. mason,
Timothy
S. shoe
mercial
William
Garey
Robert P. mngr. N. E. Tel. &
Tel. 00. h. at Salem
Buzzell
James
C. carpenter,
h. 128
Washington
Byors Alice G. rem. to Salem
Charles W. carpenter,
h. 37 Jersey
George F. plumber,
b. 37 Jersey
YORS JOHN 11- plumber,
19 Highland
h. do.
V. Gladys, clerk (B.), b. 26 Abbot
Campbell
George
P. principal,
High
school, h. 7 Allerton
pl.
George S. jr. baggage
master, B. &
M. R. R. h. 18 Reed
[tic ave.
32
Butterick
terr.
Harry I. driver,
b. 26 Abbot
John H. h. 26 Abbot
Mary A. b. 23 Summer
Canty Margaret S. teacher,
Frank (Boston),
s. r. Alierton pl.
Rebecca M. Wid. Benjamin
F. h. 35
Harris
William
B. shoemaker,
997
Mary, b. 11 Hooper
Evelyn B. cashier (30 Congress,
B.), b. 26 Abbot
Callahan
Cameron
Atlantic
b. H. E. Harlow,
[Pleasant
Bushey
MARBLEHEAD
CASEY
Cannifle
b. 21 Mechanic
High
Sarah E. b. 21 Mechanic
Burtt
.93
[Marblehead.]
BURNS
Annie
.3
Repairing
teacher,
Roads
jr.
[b. do.
34 High,
cost $3.00 for ThreeYears
Tel. 233.2.
Insurance, Marblehead
Teas
J. B. Blood.Co.
998
Gash Annie M. stitcher,
Dexter S. teamster,
stock
Sarah
H.
fitter,
b. 35 Waldron
pt.
clerk,
56 Elm, b. 64
h. 258 Wash.
56 Elm,
b. 29 Sevvall
Almorin
O. supt. of schools,
rms. 25
Nicholson
Hill
Annie S. shoe stitcher,
b. 24 Village
Arthur
H. train
baggage
master,
& M. R. R. h. 64 Jersey
B.
Benjamin
W. h. 1 Middle
Bessie S. stenog.
(B.), b. 64 Jersey
Edith, clerk, 56 Elm, b. 29 SeWa.l1
Edward
H. carpenter,
1 Middle,
h.
do.
Fred
[Front,
P.
(Humphrey
Hannah,
Wid. John,
Hannah
S. shoe
'0. 26 Orne
Coal
00.),
1
h. 9 Mechanic
worker,
b. 18 Middle
Harold T. clerk (78 Lincoln,
258 Wash.
Henry
L. shoemaker.
John G. stockfitter
Joseph
S. (Caswell
Sewall,
B.),
b.
H. shoe
cutter,
William
B. shoe
er,
cutter,
Maud
11. do.
h. 47 Grego-
h. 29 Sewall
Winfield S. h. 26 Orne
& Shattuck
(Joseph
S. Caswell
and
Charles
H. Shattuck),
painters,
23 Sewall
[do.
‘Gatherwood
Neal,
c. Atlantic
Robert,
driver,
driver,
ave.
h.
h. Commercial
b. 40 Chestnut
Caton
Rebecca B. wid. William
B. h. 55
Lee
[Ha.Wkes
Cavanaugh
Francis,
gardener,
b. 21
Frank M. painter,
11. 6 South
Julia A. b. 21 Hawkes
[ave.
Gaverly
Leon,
salesman
(B.),
h.
2 Ruby
-Ceggal
House Mrs. Augusta
H. Holmes,
prom-., 107 Washington
[Pearl
Ghadwick
Benjamin,
gardener,
h. 24
Benjamin
W. machinist,
h. 13 Tucker
Bu:-ma
Goa
1079
M. propr.
landing
Leslie
House,
Sevvall
Carrie,
shoe stitcher,
h. 11 Pearl
Cora A. clerk,
141 Wash.
b. 8 Union
Delia,
wid. Frank
R. h. 7 Lee
Edward
D. engineer,
B. & M. R. R.
Eliza
S. housekeeper
Eveline,
Everett,
Francis
Frank
Fred
at 12 Anderson
housekeeper
at 15 Sewall
grocer, 66 Wash. b. 68 do.
A. S. driver,
b. 27 Elm
L. shoe channeller,
b. 16 High
A. station agt. and postmaster,
Clifton R. R. station,
h. Atlantic
ave.
h. 45
[ry
55 Rowland,
build-
See page
Abbie
M. asst.bookkeeper.
Humphrey
& Paine's,
b.16 High
Abbie T. Wid. Thomas
R. h. 16 High
Albert, police ofiicer, h. 29 Mugford
Albert R. shoe cutter,
b. 7 Lee
.
Arthur,
rem. to Danvers
Caroline
E. Wid. Joseph
R. h. 15
Fred
opp.
Smith
I. student.
[Smith
b. Atlantic
ave.opp.
Frederick
F. driver,
b. 27 Elm
G60l('1g'6 L. paper
hanger,
27 Elm,
Hannah,
W. carpenter,
H.boat
b. do.
Chapman
William
James
b. 14 Orne
WILLIAM
Mark (S.), s. r. Goodwin’s
Chandler
Gertrude
Gate
h.
George, rem. to Salem
William
H. clerk, 92 Wash.
h. 21
Rowland
[ct-,.
William L. fisherman,
b. 3 Lookout
T. painter,
mariner,
14 Orne,
Chambers
h. 24 Village
116 Wash.
1
h.
b. 16 High
h. 68 Jersey
Richard
E. janitor,
Front
J.
IIAMBERLAIN
b. 18 Middle
(L.), h. 4 Lindsay
& Shattuck),
23
Louis B. teamster,
h. 206 Wash.
Mary 0. Wid. William,
h. 1'. 4 Lindsey
Mildred
M. b. 68 Jersey
Philip
shoemaker,
Mary E. sten. (B.), b. 60 Jersey
Philip W. cook, h. 25 Summer
Chamberlain
Edith B. b. 34 Franklin
Elizabeth
H. vvid. Jason, h. 14 Orne
George
[Jersey
G.
A.
ct.
60 Jersey
William F. (Salem),
s. 1'. Bessom’s
beach
[ter.
Castle Lewis
H. clerk (B.), h. Adams
William
R. jr. (Boston),
s. 1'. Peach’s
Caswell
Abbie H. clerk,
Albert 0. shoe cutter,
Charles
Lookout
Hannah
Mrs. rem. to Beverly
John H. P. shoe mnfr. off Green,
b. 35 Waldron
driver,
CHAPMAN
Chadwick
b. 35 Wald:-on
b. Mt. Pleasant
Cass
Alice
UNION STREET MARKET
We can please you
E. h. 35 Waldron
William
LYNN MARKET
Coffees
[Marb1ehead.]
CASH
Elwin,
and
b.
0
S.
ave. opp.
Harry
student,
b.
Atlantic
Smith
wid.
.
Stephen,
b. 1 Mason
R. (U. S. N.), h. 33 Front
Horace
L. shoe cutter,
b. 15 Sewall
John
R. fisherman,
b. 7 Lee
Julia
M. wid.
Lewis
H. nurse,
Elm
b. 27
Tsewall
Lawrence
M. grocer, 2 Jersey,
b. 15
Lewis H. A. shoe cutter,
b. 15 Atlantic
ave.
Lillian
P. clerk,
Lynda
56 Elm.
W. bookkeeper,
b.5
Elm
ct.
120 Wash.
1).
1 Mason
Martha,
Martha
Wid. John
F b. 18 Glover
A. h. 194 Pleasant
Mary E. housekeeper
at 27 Elm
Mary S. stitcher,
b. 12 Anderson
Mildred
P. student,
b. 15 Sewall
Ralph P. clerk (Pea.), b. 29 Mugford.
Robert
S. farm
GILBERT
hand,
b. 27 Elm
5: COLE
C0.,
167 Pleasant Street, - MARBLEHEAD
Telephone
223-2
MIITE
&cu.
Agents
for EDDY’S
REFRIGERATORS
WASHINGTON,
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[Marb1ehead.]
CHAPMAN
W. shoe cutter,
police
oflicer,
R. car conductor,
b. 15 Sewall
b. 27 Elm
h. 5 Elm
Walter A. shoemaker,
b. 175 Wash.
William
A. teamster.
h. 8 Union
William
T. clams and oysters,
168
Wash. h. 1 Mason
W. Harry, chauffeur,
h. 24 Watson
Chase Andrew
B. spare
driver,
fire engine No. 2. h. 6 Bassett
Benjamin
W. R. nurse.
Caroline
E.
Fred
Charles
Jan. 30, 1909
L. died Mar.
27, 1910
George
O. (B.), s. 1-. Clifton
A. wid. John A. b. 6 Bassett
Cheney
20 Bassett
Ghi1dren’s
Worker.
b. 20 Bassett
Mar. 15, 1908
[Lee
chauffeur,
Island
h. 14 Orne
Sanitarium
Goodwin's
ct.
Chinn
Emma.
H. dressmaker,
M. Eliza,
dressmaker,
Jane
E.
(Inc.),
16
Wid.
lab.
WOOD
jr.
b.
h. 8 Bowden
letter
carrier,
Bowden
8
b.
[11 Prospect
Clark),
Green,
11.
J.
Clark),
shoe
clerk,
1'. Atlantic
Joseph,
H-athaway’s,
Clifl Club,
Stable
82 Wash.
ave. C.
farm
hand,
Humphrey
Beach
and Garage
hy),
h. 40
(Edward
b.
E.
B.
J. (Judi-
25 Chestnut
Clifton Casino, Clifton Heights
Club Stable
(summer),
Rockaway
ave.
[Humphrey
n. Rockaway
Poultry
Farm,
E. J. Barden,
propr.
Cloon Horace (Wm. F. Oloon), 86 Wash.
John, h. 9 Mechanic
Samuel Gr. (Wm. F. Cloon), 86 Wash.
h. 3 Mechanic
ct.
Walter
F. driver,
118 Wash.
b. 9
William,
h.
Mechanic
William
b. 10 Franklin
F. (Horace
Cloon),
86 and
14
and
hardware,
88 Wash.
Samuel
Leonard
Susan,
William
Cloug-h
W. machinist,
wid. Thomas
H.
Glover,
Ella F.
justice
Gr.
crockery,
etc.
[9 Glover
Clothey Frederick
W. shoe trimmer,
Hannah M. wid. James
D. b.
Wash.
John F. (A. Evans
jr. & 00.),
Pleasant,
h. at Auburn,
Me.
b.
291
43
h. 12 Merritt
R. h. 4 Orne
of the peace,
h. do.
Mrs.
shoe
9
[Wash.
stitcher,
'0. 1
Roy F. b. 1 Washington
Samuel
M. shoemaker,
b. 58 Pleasant
Samuel S. h. 58 Pleasant
Valeria
Mrs. h. Village
11. Salem
Harbor
[Wa1dron
Cloutman
Byron W. shoe Worker,
h. 17
Byron W. jr. edgesetter,
h. 2 Waldron ct.
Carrie A. shoe stitcher,
h. 22 Village
Charles T. junk, 61 Gregory,
1:. do.
Charles T. shoe cutter,
h. 17 Waldron
'11
of
S.
B.),
h. 72 Prospect
Hannah H. Wid. George, rem. to
Somerville
Glapp Albert B. engineer,
electric
light
station,
h. 38 Devereux
Clark Mrs. (Boston),
s.r. Devereux
beach
Clarence S. h. Rowell ave. Clifton
C. E. (New York), s. r. Mhd. Neck
Edward
W. lab. h. 34 State
Elizabeth
A. teacher,
S. Roadfis
school, b. 8 Bowden
Elizabeth
M. b. 17 Rockaway
Fred T. rem. to Salem
George H. engineer,
h. 12 Spring
George H. shoe cutter,
b. 148 Front
Herbert,
foreman
(L.), h. Curtis
Joseph P. edgesetter,
h. 14 Nichol-
JOHN
E.
William
J. (W. J.
W.
J.
(William
mnfrs.
Green
Church
son
(108 Water,
E. shoe laster,
William
h. 1 Abbot
1 Abbot,
h.
Linda F. b. 14 Abbot
William P. rem. to Cliftondale
Choate Charles
A. bookkeeper
(B.), h.
6 Bowden
[Franklin
Christopher
Elizabeth,
wid. John,
h. 10
Ellsworth,
J. clerk
William
do.
[Glover
Chipman
James
A. shoe cutter,
b. 6
Mary E B. Wid. James
A. h. 6
Glover
[Abbot
Chisholm
Transporta-
h. 19 Middle
8 Bowden
Clements
00. leather
remnants,
33
wid. Joseph
L. b. 26 Pond
mngr. 33 Lee, 11. 48 do.
Mrs. (B.), s. r. Peach’s pt.
H. (Nashua,
N. H.), s. r.
Neck
Arthur,
Co.
1). C. S. Clark’s
Mhd.
Hxg
0.
Leather
Mary A.
Russell,
Theodore
Cheever
W.
Mhd.
999
LAY GUY, ice cream mnfr. r. 8 Govvell,
h. 8 Mugford.
See page 1084
Clement
Josephine
Mrs. (B1-ookline),
s.
b. 20 Bassett
Henry
H. shoe
L. died
H. mngr.
Thomas
H. died
Jennie
Jessie
Joseph
Joseph
D. student,
Clay Geo:-gehW.
L. shoemaker.
h.
Rogers
Stacey
tion
h. 9 Cliff
wid.
CLOU TMAN
Clark Mary H. b. 11 Prospect
Richard
O. (somerville),
s. 1'. Devereux beach
Robert,
clerk, b. 8 Bowden
Chapman
Sadie R. shoe Worker, b. 7 Lee
Stephen
F. teamster,
h. 19 Elm
Stephen
S. Irving,
Thomas
ct.
Connected
by Telephone
all
MARTIN
kinds
C0.’S,
Sawed
Near
Electric
and
Light
Split
Station
to
order
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at
MarbleheadGas and Electric Light00
llse Gasto Heatcheaply
[Marb1ehead.]
CLOUTMAN
1000
Cloutman
c. Pleas[ct.
clerk,Essex
Elbridge,
ant, h. 205 Washmgton
(B.), h. 4 Waldron
T. salesman
Fred
h. 22 Orne
carpenter,
ship
Henry,
[Front
James H. P. rem. to Lynn
b. 26
Coates Charles B. Mc Kay operator,
Co.), 139
Frank M. (T. W. Tucker
'
Wash. h. 26 Front
(Am. Glue
mngr.
George E. traffic
Snowcrest
Co. B.); also propr.
h. do.
Inn,
0A'.l‘ES JOSEPH
also
peace,
of the
W. justice
and
public,
notary
inspector
and
collector
deputy
11. 164 1-2 Wash.
b. 101 Front
b. 15 Pickett
cutter,
ave. byd. Smith
b.
wid. John,
Sarah,
12
h.
Laura G. Mrs. clerk, 56 Elm, h. 43 do.
gram.
Story
H. principal,
Lizzie
school, b. 21 Darling
[Pearl
h. 43 Elm opp.
b. 68 Front
E. shoe laster,
2d,
E.
Simeon
Front
b.
yachtsman,
ave.
41 Atlantic
h.
of customs
OLBERT LUKE B. collector
and (3
23 Barnard
and lawyer,
1-8,
rms.
Exchange,
23 Barnard
Mary E. shoe worker,
b.
Lynn),
Cole Benjamin
26 Lee,
h. 8 Allerton
Cole
jr. (Benj.
46 Commerce,
Frank,
clerk,
Machine
(Mhd.
E.
Arthur
Co.),
Nat’l
B.),
pl.
jr.
& Co.
h. 70 Pleasant
G1-and
Bank,
h.
4 Guernsey
George 0. G. (Cambridge),
ct.
Goodwin's
B. b. 171 Pleasant
Hattie
John
John
F. (Somervifle),
H. shoe cutter,
maker,
Curtis),
b. 12 Elm
Alleys
Bowling
Colonial
h. 12 Elm ct.
John,
M. mop
Susie
ct
ct.
(Edward
H.
121 Pleasant
Conley Alice M. Mrs. b. 121 Elm
E. (Conly & Hooper),
Conly Francis
'79 Front,
70
h. 58 Lee
E. Conly and
(Francis
Hooper
70
groceries,
Lewis B. Hooper),
and 79 Front
108
(summer),
tailor
Charles,
Gonnell
Wash. h. at Salem
Michael J. rem. to Salem
Oounelly
25L. (Connelly & Downey),
Thomas
ave. 1-ms. 26 Hawkes
27 Atlantic
and
L. Connelly
& Downey (Thomas
&
Colby Jane C. h. 13 Gregory
Colchester
Mary E. wid.
b. 29
'0. 12 Elm
Worker,
b. 12 Elm ct.
10, 1910
April
S. shoe
Howard
H. driver,
John
W. died
Joseph
and
b. 23 Barnard
ct.
cutter,
H. trimming
Frederick
Sewall
Henry P. died Jan. 28, 1910
101
E. b. 3 Rowland
William
Cofield Mary 0. h. 127 Front
Coggin David (Salem), s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
11. 23
wid. Daniel,
Catherine,
Colbert
[do,
Barnard
J. grocer,
153 Wash.
Isaac F. b. 228 Wash.
wid.
Deborah,
h. 36 Sewall
laster,
J. shoe
Ernest
29, 1910
H. died Mar.
Fred
T. b. 15 Pickett
Nancy
Samuel,
Simeon
15 Com[mercial
b. 15 Com-
h.
A. b. 12 Elm
Bertha
Collyer
Me-
19
b. 8 Commercial
Patrick,
wid.
Rachael,
mercial
M. clerk,
Sadie
Darling
h.
hairdresser,
A. lab.
Patrick
b. 68 Front
S. laborer,
nailer,
S. 2d, shoe
Joseph
Joseph
b. 54 Commercial
C. laborer,
Charles,
chanic
J.
b. 204 Wash.
shoemaker,
Jeremiah,
h. do.
101 Front,
8
h.
Michael,
Wid.
A. b. 15 Commercial
Catherine
h. 201 Pleasant
Daniel J. gardener,
h. 24 Bowden
Edward H. edgesetter,
b. 12 Darling
clerk ( B.),
H. restaurant,
h. 31 Mugford
B. machinist,
Catherine,
Commercial
Collins
John
John
Pleasant
Prospect
Oscar
m
Harrygik.
171
[Wash.
Sarah A. b. 13 Wald;-on
h. 172
L. carpenter,
James
Coleman
artist, 28 Orne, h. do.
Colley Birdenia,
Eben P. painter (B.), h. 49 Prospect
b. 49
(L.),
L. bookkeeper
Jennie
laun-
P. C.
h. 183 Wash.
Pleasant,
& Coulthurst
Samuel H. (Hitchings
O0. 122 South, B.), h. 138 Atlan-
b. 15 Pickett
Edwin H. plumber,
b. 15 Pickett
George A. shoe cutter,
A. Wid. John M. h. 21 DarlHarriet
Daniel
CONROY
Cole Mary, wid. Samuel H. h.29 Gregory
[Summer
Mary E. h. 71 Green
11. 6
28 South.
B. clerk,
Richard
& Cole 00.), 167
T. (Gilbert
Richard
Custom House,
Coffin Carl, clerk (B.),
W. shoe
Charles
Thomas
wid.
Christina,
11. 15 Pickett
dress,
Tel. I I I-4
Street
106 Washington
Office,
s. r. 16
s. r. 27 High
h. 13 Waldron
s. r. Clifton
J. Newton (Cambridge),
[landing
Heights
s. r. GoodWin’s
Leland H. (Salem),
Thomas
shoers,
Connors
Conrad
Conroy
60.
T. W. TUCKER
R.
25-27
horseDowney),
ave.
Atlantic
b.
T. shoe worker,
Julia
Barnard
Hiram O. rem. to Nova Scotia
h. 22 Central
John F. laborer,
Patrick,
laborer,
LINE
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IN TOWN.
Latest
Patterns.
h. 22 Central
19
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Local View Cards
K. buyer
Coogan
Jafines F. shoe cutter,
b. 29 Barna 1'
John,
shoe laster,
h. 29 Barnard
John
J. shoe laster,
h. 28 Central
Harry
A.
electrician
(S.),
h.
and
18
opti-
213 Wash.
s. 1-. Harris
Beach.
See head lanes
William,
b. Mrs.V.
Clough‘s,
Village
Cooksey
Charles
F. driver,
Mhd. Gas and
Electric
Co. h. 127 Elm
Cooper
Charles
Corcoran
Ernest
L. engineer,
James
E.
Cotter
Lucy,
housekeeper
dren’s
and
misses’
c. School
Crosby
Charles
60
Couch Fred A. shoe cutter, h. 27 Front
Couilliard
Gertrude
A. Mrs. clerk (S.),
b. 9 Circle
Counter
Frederick
L. farm
hand,
b.
Buena Vista Farm, Tedesco
Courtis Abel G. editor (B.), 11.33 Summer
.
Benjamin
D. bookkeeper
(Pea.),
b.
H.
(New
Marblehead
R.
R.
Cousens
Charles
H. (Cousens
& Pratt),
r. 79 Front, 11. at Cohasset
& Pratt (Chas.
H. Cousens),
sailmakers
(summer),
1'. 79 Front
Cox Elmer J. M. baker, h. 106 Elm
Sewall
Heights
York),
Neck,
s.
1'.
h.
Crowell
Charles
M. letter
George
C. carpenter,
Lydia
H. h. 3 Allerton
Serena,
h. 3 Allerton
Crowley
John
at
Cam-
[HaWkes
carrier,
b.
h. 41 Hawkes
pl.
pl.
H. coachmau,
The,
Crufi
I. E. Foss
Arthur
41
h. Harbor,
Mhd. Neck
[r. Peach’s
Crowninshield
Benjamin
W. (Boston),
Bfiwdoin
B. s. 1'. Mhd.
Neck
Francis
B. (Boston),
s. 1'. Peaeh's
Nancy V. wid.
Jersey
Francis
E. jr. machinist,
h. 8 High
Harriet
G. b. 30 High
[ant
Mary J. Wid. George B. h. 270 PleasThomas,
buyer (B.), h. 30 High
and
chil-
John D.(Bosbon),
s. r. 12 Gregory
Cross Isabelle
K. propr. Samoset House,
270 Pleasant
Francis
E. h. 57 Elm
agent,
Devereux
h. 2'70 Pleasant
shoes,
[Clifton
bridge
at
h.
[ereux
(B.), b. 22 Dev& Stevens),
h. 22 Devereux
& Stevens (William
W. Cropley
William
Stevens),
mnfrs.
2
Gregory
William
T.
station,
see Curtis
Millard,
Mary 0. shoe worker,
b. 225 Wash.
Mary A. b. 31 Circle
[Central
h. 12 Middle
asst.
wid.
Jerse
William
S. salesman
William
W. (Cropley
School
c. Sewall,
Elizabeth
M. b. 2 Lindsey
Ella Z. nurse, b. 2 Lindsay
Lillian E. musician,
b. 2 Lindsey
Peter B. blacksmith,
Essex n. Pleasant, h. 2 Lindsey
[Middle
Cotreau
Catherine,
wid. Joseph,
b. 12
L. lab.
Catherine,
225 Wash.
win’s 01:.
[Wash.
S. Hannah.
Wid. Benjamin
N. h. 175
Cropley Eugene I. salesman
(B.). h. 66
Lindsey
John
J.
233
Cronin
Hannah
T. shoe
stitcher,
b. 37
John W. car conductor,
h. 8 Central
Cronk Ernest
E. shoe buffer,
h. 4 Good-
h. 139 Pleasant
J. lab. b. 160 Pleasant
Cordeaux
Peter, rem. to New Hampshire
Corinthian
Yacht Club, Mhd. Neck
Gortee
Alice
W. shoe
stitcher,
b.
:1.
Mary J. wid. Augustus
R. h. 5 Harris
Crane
Carrie
L. seamstress
(S.), b. 7
Sewall
[h. 1 Gregory
Crawford
Bert L. hairdresser,
157 Wash.
Crew
E. b. 52 Jersey
Graves,
John
John (Boston),
s. r. Humphrey
Sea View ave.
Craigie
Augustus
R. C. foreman,
Laney
jr.’s.
also
variety,
Wash. h. 12 South
Creighton
Charles
W. fireman,
B. & M. R. R.
h. 52 Jersey
Horace
E. h. 35 Hawkes
Mary A. shoe stitcher,
b. 199 Wash.
Copeland
srs.
1001
CUDIHY
Fred
H. shoemaker,
b. 12 South
Harriet
S. bookkeeper
(188
Milk,
B.), b. 5 Harris
ct.
[ct.
Village
00K RICHARD M. jeweler
cian,
1 Pleasant,
h.
WASHINGTON
Craig
(26 Summer,
B.), h. 9 Jersey
[9 Pearl
Conway Ada R. clerk (231 Essex, S.). h.
Alice J. housekeeper
at 230 Wash.
Cook
AND
[Marb1ehead.]
CONSTANT
GonstantFrank1in
M.
PLEASANT
pt.
s.
pt.
James
O. B. h. 11
[hot:el, Clifton ave.
& Co. proprs.
summer
S. b. 16 Franklin
[Wash.
Clara
M.
Wid.
Horace
R.
b. 118
John,
gardener,
h. 16 Franklin
Marion
L. teacher,
Gerry
Prim.
school,
b. 23 Bowden
William
H. janitor,
Rechabite
blk.
h. 23 Bowden
[mercial
Cuddy Annie F. housekeeper
at 46 GomCudihy Ann W. b. 25 Chestnut
Catherine
Edward
F. b. 25 Chestnut
J. propr.
25 Chestnut,
h. do.
Mary J. wid.
Thomas,
May A. shoe Worker,
Thomas
E. farm hand,
b. 203 Wash.
1;. 106 Elm
b. 203 Wash.
John,
John
Michael
F. driver,
11. 21 Commercial
William
h. 53 Pond
Thomas
D. laborer,
b. 25 Chestnut
B. machinist,
IF YOU WANT
GARDNER
mason,
25 Chestnut,
h. (10.
jr. driver,
b. 25 Chestnut
TO SELL YOUR HOUSE.
R. HATHAWAY,
CALL UPON
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead.
Tel. 238-2
Our
J‘
B‘
Co‘
1002
Customers
Cummings
Patrick F. (Salem),
s. r. Bessom’s beach
Cunningham
Charles
S. (Lynn),
s. r.
Bessom‘s
Beach
[Elm
Curley
E.
wid.
Annie,
chanic
Thomas
B.
h.
b. 8 Me[Elm
wid.
William
H.
A. shoe
Curtis
driver,
(S.),
T.
106
h.
F. shoemaker,
Nannie
L. shoe
h. 29 Circle
worker,
b. 29 Circle
see Courtis
Cushing Martin V. B. lab. h. 134 Front
Custom House, 61 Pleasant
Cuthbert
Robert
J. clerk (S.), h. 200
Washington
[Tedesco
Czar Phillip, farm hand, b. J , Kowalski,
DAILEY HARRIET A.
Union
William,
driver,
wid.
Daniel,
257 Wash.
h. 4
b.4 Union
Dale I. Augustine,
car conductor,
b. 10
Goodwin’s
ct.
[11, do,
Dall Emma L. dressmaker,
28 Hawkes,
Mary
Dalrymple
H. dressmaker,
b.
Edna
J. student,
Dalrymple‘s
Ethel
28 Hawkes
b. G. W.
R. teacher,
Samuel
Roads
school, b. G. W. Daltymple’s
George
W.
carpenter,
Smith
jr.
11. Dev-
ereux, 11. do.
[pt,
Dane Chester L. (Boston),
s. r. Peach’s
Frederick
W. dentist (171 Tremont,
B.), h. 14 Jersey
Daniels Walter N. foreman,
Humphrey
& Paine’s,
h. 25 Pearl
Warren, farmer, h. 230 Pleasant
Darcey Florence A. b. 54 Washington
Dascomb Sophronia
W. wid. Charles
housekeeper
Davenport
George
Peach‘s pt.
Davis
Arthur
ct.
Burma
G. clerk
W.
at 12 Reed
H.
(Boston),
M. shoe
Harrison
Worker,
M.
b. 6 Lookout
(Salem),
Heights
Jane, wid. Samuel
s.
1'. Gilbert
H. h. 14 Village
Jennie,
shoe stitcher,
b. 11 Sewall
John E. poulterer,
14 Village,
h. do.
s. r.
b. 6 Lookout
Coa.
h. 11
Sewall
[pt.
Lincoln Dr. (Boston),
s. r. Peach"s
Louis B. b. 9 Merritt
[b. do.
Lucy W. matron,
16 Goodwin's
ct.
Lucy W. teacher, Story gt-am.school,
Mary P. housekeeper
at 11 Sewall
Mary T. b. 185 Washington
Nelson
Roland,
Samuel
J. h. 74 Wash.
ins. solicitor,
b. 11 Sewall
0. assessor,
b. 14 Village
Samuel
H.
clerk,
36 Wash.
b.
11
Sewall
rem. to Lynn
Timothy,
William
E. shoemaker,
h. r. 48 Commercial
William
N. shoe
worker,
10. r. 48
Commercial
Day Benjamin,
h. 14 Gregory
Ernest, com. trav. h. 23 Wald:-on ct.
Gertrude K. stenog, (B.), b. 48 High
Theodore P. real estate,121
Pleasant,
h. 14 Gregory
William
H. shoe
iaster,
h. 48 High
William H. jr. clerk (L.), h. 47 Pond
Dean Bertha M. teacher (Woburn), b. 15
Guernsey
Laura. A. stitcher,
h. 144 Front
Laura E. shoe stitcher,
b. 144 Front
Dedrick
Arthur,
plumber,
h. 4 Eawkes
William,
Delano
b. Ferry
bor
Florence
rd. 11. Salem
Bowden
Ellen P. wid.
har-
E. b. 267 Pleasant
John G. rem. to Tuxbury
Thomas I. supt.
(291 Atlantic
B.), h. 267 Pleasant
Denning William W. h. S Pickett
Dennis
Benjamin
H. shoe laster,
Emma
(B.),
of
b. 6 Devereux
182
Pleasant
Joseph
Court
Frank H. stenog. h. 6 Sewall
[cial
George A. driver, b. r. 48 Gommer-»
b. 29 Circle
(B.),
(Land
h. 185 Wash.
Jonathan
N. h. 55 Rowland
Levi A. restaurant,
36 Wash.
b. 29 Circle
salesman
judge
B.),
ct.
Charles (Salem), s. r. Bessom’s beach
Edward H. (Colonial
Bowling
A1Ieys), 121 Pleasant,
b. 182 do.
Herbert
T.
Mass.
[ant
b. 154 Pleas-
cutter,
Ethel
b. 29 Circle
Edward
H. fisherman,
Eliza S. b. 29 Circle
E. Francis,
yachtsman,
ct.
F. meat
Charles
b. 8 Mechanic
1). 34 Maverick
S. clerk
out
Charles
101
Avis W. Mrs. dressmaker,
1-2 Wash. b. do.
Blanche
b. 6 Look-
Carrie A. shoe worker,
[ct.
Sarah, b. 8 Mechanic ct.
Currie Edward
(Chelsea), s. r. Groodwin’s
landing
[45 Wash.
Currier Arthur
P. bookkeeper
(L.), h.
Curtin Cornelius,
lab. 31. 17 Cottage
Patrick,
Davis
Chauncey D. draughtsman,
89 Front,
b. 9 Pearl
Edgar, b. Humphrey
n. Rockaway
b.
b. 101 Elm
worker,
DENNIS
125
Michael,
F. student,
Mary
K.
wid.
ct.
Catherine,
Grace
UNION STREET MARKET
[Marblehead.]
CUMMINGS
Mary
LYNN MARKET
are
our Best Advertisers
Joseph,
T. grocer,
Frank
H. engineer,
Story tar.
ave.
h.
13. 175 Pleasant
6 Waldron,
147
Elm,
h.4 do.
11. 4
(HLBERT 6: COLE 00.,
167 Pleasant
1
Street, - MARBLEHEAD
Telephone
223-2
mine&no.
Agents
for
GLENWOOD
RANGES
WASHINGTON,
Cor.STATESTREE. E;“Pr°;‘:,;‘m,.,.,
\ DENNIS
Dennis
George
H.
[Marblc-:head.]
typewriter
repairer.
Dixey
DOE
Bessie,
shoe
1003
worker,
b. 17 Merritt
11. 57 Elm
George N. clerk (144 Lincoln,
B.),b.
1 Bowden
Harry H. teamster, h. 12 Middle
Caroline, wid. Stephen P. h. 17 Merrim:
Edward T. painter, h. 41 Elm
[ritt
Ernest H. shoe finisher.
b. 17 Mer-
Herbert
B. shoe
pecb
Evelyn
Frank,
Worker,
b. 70 Pros-
John, jobber, b. 41 Elm
John 0. stock fitter, h. 70 Prospect
n.
B. gardener,
William
F. fisherman
b. 23 State
Derby
DeLafayette
Desmond Catherine
h. 70 Prospect
and yachtsman,
[Cambridge
Madame.
rem. to
A. housekeeper
at
Mary
26 Commercial
Dennis
F. lab. b. Tedesco
11. West
Ellen E. b. Tedesco
n. West
Jeremiah
A. gardener,
h. 57 Dever-
eux byd.
Julia
V.
Margaret,
dressmaker
('L.),
b. Te-
b.
57 Dev-
Tedesco
n.
S.
physician,
Dickey
M. shoemaker,
h. 30 At-
ave.
[Beach
(Salem),
Melrose
V.
s. 1'. Devereux
housekeeper
at 12
Maverick
Melvin
Dickinson
W. shoe laster,
Dillon
See page
Lucy
A.
in. off
George,
b.
wid.
[ory
at 13 Gregb. 6 Nashua
William
James,
120
wid. Elisha
G. h. 122 Wash.
h. 24 Merritt
b.148 Pleas-
Everett,
shoe finisher,
h. 272 Wash.
Frank
P. shoemaker,
h. 148 Pleasant
Harold
0. died Nov. 19, 1909
Herbert,
shoemaker,
h. 273 Wash.
Herman,
painter,
b. 52 Lee
Howard
E. L. shoe cutter,
b. 55 Lee
120
Jemima G. h. 12 Mugford
Mary E. shoe stitcher, b. 15 Lee
Mary S. wid.
Nehemiah
S. h. 148
pl.
F. shoe cutter,
stoves
work,
Ella, b. 52 Lee
Pleasant
Sarah L. shoe sttcher,
William
J. shoemaker,
Dingley Charles, died May 18, 1910
Dinsmore
Carrie A. b. 1 Wash.
Harriett,
electrical
Benjamin,
shoemaker,
Elbridge G. shoemaker.
La-
Esther H. clerk (B.), b. 6 Nashua pl.
William A. electrician,
b. 6 Nashua
George
lin
Michael J. shoe cutter, b. 30 FrankSarah
B. S. housekeeper
at 30
Lewis,
student.
b. 122 Wash.
Margaret,wid.
Irving,
h.175 Pleasant
Mary A. bookkeeper,
167 Pleasant,
b. 29 Devereux
Dodd Annie
M. Wid. Thomas
2d,h.52
Lee
Arthur,
b. 52 Lee
1540
Wid.
Wid.
h. 50 Row-
ant
Pleasant
Bridget,
housekeeper
Catherine,
Wid. Francis,
pl.
Delcina.
M.
Pleasant
M. machinist,
Devereux
h.12 Maverick
Daniel
P. farmer,
fayette
11. Pleasant
ton.
V. h. 21 Circle
Laura,
ILL GEORGE A. (North Shore Real
Estate), 100 Pleasant,
s. 1'. ClifDillard
William
Hawkes, h. 22 Anderson
Joshua G. carpenter,
11. 154 Elm
Joshua. S. carpenter,
Smith,
h. 29
78
b. 78 Pleasant
lantic
h. 5 Middle
Wash.
h. Atlantic
ave. c. Beach.
See page 1080
Everest
J. carpenter,
b. 22 Anderson
Frank
L. student,
b. 29 Devereux
Harry
D. carpenter,
b. 29 Devereux
Jabisb,
carpenter,
Atlantic
ave. c.
Pleasant,
h. do.
Oflice
hours,
until 8 A. M. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P.
M.
Tel.
Francis
F. painter,
and ranges;
E. domestic,
b. 26 Commercial
T. b. 26 Commercial
Anna N. teacher
(Lowell),
b.
J. Benjamin
211
11. 5 Middle
William
Eugene
h.
b. 6 Merritt
worker,
OANE ERNEST S. plumbing,
Tedesco
11.
[ereux
(L.).b.
E. dressmaker,
78 Pleasant
EVEREAUX J ANE
Devine
shoe
nurse,
Franklin
h.
West
Robert,
fisherman,
William,
Dixon
Doak
bookkeeper
n. West
Wid. John,
Mary
Nellie
Devereaux
Frank,
land
desco
Margaret,
West
Mary
S. Wid.
Pleasant
William,
Valley
b. 26 Commercial
Margaret,
Pleasant
b. 211 Pleasant
Harry R. shoe worker, b. 5 Middle
John G. lab. b. 211 Pleasant
J. Archer, bookkeeper
(99 Bediord,
B.), b. 211 Pleasant
Martha E. h. 8 Mechanic sq.
Pleasant
William
G. b. 211
shoemaker,
P.
h.
205
h. 55 Lee
h. 1 Wash.
h. 22 Merritt
h. 15 Lee
William T. shoemaker.
h. 272 Wash.
Dodge Lillian A. Mrs. b. 24 Front
Doe
Ella
K. dressmaker,
4 Se1man.b.
Mary J. wid. Benjamin
do.
F.h. 4Se1man
BLACK,
SHERIDAN
& WILSON
C0.’S,GEORGES
CREEK
CUMBERLAND
COAL.
JOHN
S. MARTIN
CO.,
Cliff St.,
Marblehead.
Telephone
119
UseGasfor cheapFm I» MarbleheadGas and ElectricLight 60.
Office,
1004
Doherty
Annie, b. 12 Chestnut
Charles
E.
(Doherty’s
Express),
Barnard
0. Prospect,
b. 52 Rowland
Charles
F. coachman,
h. Rockaway
ave. n. B. & N. R. R.
Edward
W. (Washington,
D. 0.), h.
17 State
George
F. shoe
laster,
F. rem.
to Salem
h. 103 do.
Express
(Charles
E. Doherty),
Barnard
c. Prospect
see Dougherty
Dolan John, gardener,
b. 44 Commercial
druggist,h.
Fannie
E. shoe
A. wid.
b. 7 Rowland
William,
h. 95 Elm
Mary W. C. b. 3 Mechanic
ct.
Richard
F. painter,
h. 33 Franklin
Samuel
F. master
mariner.
h. 1 Lee
Samuel H. lab. h. 17 Mugford
Donovan
David, rem. to Boston
Ja.me_s F. shoe cutter,
b. 16 Commerc1al
John,
lab. h. 16 Commercial
Peter
J. (Donovan
rms.
& 00.), 266 Wash.
John
A. advtg.
Dooling
(B.),
b. 6 Reed
B. domestic
Michael,
Michael
shoe operative,
Sarah
T.
W.
wid.
BRASS
J. claim
at 181 Wash.
b. 8 Central
[Salem
Frank
agt.
b. 20 Prospect
27 Atlantic
ave.
b. 37
S.
GOODS
rem.
25
Com-
[Front
Mary
N.
shoe
stihcher,
b.
54
Mhd. Neck,
h. do.
Dresser
Aimie
A. b. 17 Franklin
Helen
C. wid. John
T. h. 17 Frank-
[100 Elm
Drew
Catherine
Dreyfus
Sidney
J. Mrs. housekeeper,
b.
(Brookline),
s. 1'. Clifton
Dugan
J. shoe
Edward
worker,
b. 7 Bar-
nard
John W’. clerk. b. '7 Barnard
Katherine
T. shoe dresser,
b. 7 Barnard
[nard
Margaret
J. Wid. John H. h. 7 BarMary
Dumas
E. shoe
Sarah
Worker,
Mrs.
b. 7 Barnard
(Salem),
sorn’s beach
Emeline,
wid.
Front
Willard
s. r.
Norman
1'-I. (Boston),
Iillledn,
Dupar
gardener,
John,
rms.
Anna S. saleswoman
Frank
Harry
Durkee
propr.
Mhd.
Neck,
51 Pond
Eveline
(Delaware),
pt.
Abbie
C. dressmaker,
den
Eliza
G. Wid.
L. b. 74
[Heights
15 Barnard,
“ Boylston
House,”
h. at Boston
John,
Bes-
s. 1'. Clifton
dressmaker,
1. 0.
Mary A. h. 15 Barnard
Dunlop
Margaret
P. wid.
b. 6 Reed
lab. b. 8 Mechanic
ct.
J. section
band,
B. & M. R.
F.
ave.
OYLE EDMUND, plumber,
105 Wash.
rms. 150 do.
See page 1080
Drayton
Henry
T. keeper
lighthouse,
duPont
R. h. 8 Central
Dore
Atlantic
R. clerk,
Atlantic
ave. c. Barnard, b. 37 Commercial
Matthew,
engineer,
h. 20 Prospect
Dunn
John,
shoemaker,
h. 56 Commercial
Joseph
A. lab. h. 269 Pleasant
Lawrence,
police
oflice,
h. 56 Commercial
Mary,
H. grocer,
Lena
Oct. 1-1, 1909
stamper.
b. 6 Reed
L. h. 6 Reed
shoe stitcher,
Annie
John
Dunlea
ONOVAN & 00. (Peter J. Donovan),
stove dealers and plumbers,
266
Wash.
See page 1080
Katherine
M. Jennie,
rem. to Wellesley
E. machinist,
h. 20 Rowland
James
Dunbar
21 Hawkes
Dooley
Andrew,
died
Elizabeth
A. shoe
77 Wash.
lin
Frank R. barber, h. 24 Circle
[ant
Marion P. housekeeper
at 263 PleasMartha
Paul.
Walter
31 Elm
worker,
b.
mercial
b. 1 Lee
H. b. 33 Franklin
shoemaker,
[dron
h. 35 Wal-
J. propr.
The
Bedford,
77
Wash. h. do.
[Elm
Douglass
Marshall
E. carpenter,
h. 1'?
Downing
Benjamin
F. 2d, shoemaker,
h. 144
Pleasant
[n. Pond
Benjamin
R. shoemaker,
h. Norman
Emily
W.
1909
Ethel
and
Doliber Arthur,
stableman,h.19
Mugford
Ashton,
lamp trimmer,
h. 1 Bassett
Elmer,
111-4
Sadie M. clerk (S.), b. 20 Prospect;
Thomas
R. (Conuelly
& Downey),
John
A. shoemaker,
h. 11 Chestnut
Patrick,
mason,
h. 33 Central
F. carpenter,
Tel.
c. Barnard,
h. 3'7 Commercial
John,
driver,
Nat’! G. & G. Works,
h. 37 Commercial
Doherty’s
Benjamin
Amos
Downey
Sarah, shoe stitcher,
b. 12 Chestnut
William
O. (F. A. Parker
& Co.),147
Elm,
Street
DURKEE
Dougherty
John, died April,
see Doherty
Douglas
Annie, wid. Albert,
Dove
Dow
b. 11 Sewall
John W. driver, 1:. 10 Anderson
Margaret
E. b. 9 Barnard
Margaret
L. b. 49 Atlantic
ave.
Mary
106 Washington
[_Marblehead.]
DOHERTY
s. r. Peach’s
7 Bowden,
(B.),
Francis
b. '7 Bow-
A. 13.3 Selman
I. Supt. (Lynn), h. 3 Selman
I. pressman
(B.), 11.156 Wash.
Ella
ant
Frank
A. housekeeper
W.
at 60 Pleas-
(somervilie),
s.
Linoleums,
Oil CIoths,
Curtains,
Draperies
and
to
Sewall
CO.
Coach
r. Fort
Covers,
RICHARD
M. COOK
oPTOM£l'Rl$'l'.;I
MARBLEHEAD
[Marb1ehead.]
DYER
Dyer
A.
Glasses
Fitted,
Lenses
everything
pertaining
Business
.
. . .
T. (Bx-ookline),
Heights
s.
1-. Clifton
['74 Front
Eustis
Bettina,
teacher,
Farms
school,
b.
Dykeman
Adelaide
G. Mrs. laundry,
134
Wash.
11. do.
George
W. shoe cutter,
h. 134 Wash.
EAGAN ANN, cook,
b. 112 Front
Eames
Lafayette
Annie
E. h.
Lucinda,
Earle
Eugene
‘Easter
Rockaway
ave.
William (Somv‘1le),
Eastern
V.
Yacht
real
Club,
estate
(B.),
h.
Aubrey
Neck
Elderkin
James
A.
Wash
Margery
Mrs.
Oscar
Otto
Eldridge
L. shoe
Ellis
131
Jane.
John
cutter,
b.
Wash.
Emmons
ton
shoe
worker,
b.
R. (Cambridge),
tal,
Endicott
h. do.
A. gas
98 Pleasant
Elizabeth
S. student,
pipe
Vincent,
h.
laborer,
h.
Michaud,
and dinSee page
11 Latti-
Eustis
Arthur
Bros.
M. driver,
(James
tis),
h.
55 Pond
G. and Samuel
stable,
EVELETH
Norman
c. Pond
Charles L. mason, 16 Waldron,
h. do.
Frank I. (Cambridge),
s. r. Peach’s
Evitts
examiner
(Wash.
SAMUEL 0. physician.
137
Washington,
b. do. Oflice hours
bookkeeper
Drum
(L.), b. 1 Jeffer8 Hooper
Corps,
FABENS
CAROLINE
H. teacher
(B.),
Washington
sq.
Edith
G. b 14 Wash.
sq.
George
W. h. 14 Wash.
sq.
Mary G. wid. Samuel
Mary H. b. 14 Wash
Fader
b. 14
[sq.
A. h. 14 W'ash.
sq.
Albert
G. crossing
tender,
Bessom
St. h. 164 Pleasant
[pect
Arthur
M. shoe worker,
11. 10 ProsAustin
A. shoe packer,
b. 7 Vine
Chester,
hostler,
b. Hooper
c. Wash.
b. Vine
c. Village
Evan H. shoe cutter,
h. 7 Bassett
Frederick
A. shoemaker,
b. 5 Tucker
George P. clerk, 74 Front.
b. 98 do.
Howard
P. baker, runs. 150 Wash.
John H. shoemaker,
h. Vine c. Vil-
Nathaniel
William
William
William
[timer
11. 12 Lat-
shoemaker,
h. Hooper
c. Wash.
0. shoe cuttex-,h.
117 Front
A. foreman,
h. 164 Pleasant
F. shoe operator,
h. 98 Front
F. jr.
shoe
Worker,
b. 98
Front
pt.
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GO0D3I01’$600.00.
GARDNER
S. asst.
Mary A. T. Mrs.
T. Eus-
h.
1 to 3 and’? to 8 p. 111. Tel. 125-2
Edward
A. shoe
cutter,
h. 1 Jefferson
[son
lage
L. Marshall,
mer
b. 45
9, 1910
T. h. 27 Maverick
Edward
Eva.
b. 12 Anderson
SSEX IHDUSE, Mrs. Alfred
pl'Opl'. boarding; house
ing rooms,
1 Essex.
1076
Eovacious
fitter,
43 Pleasant,
D. 0.), b. 137 Wash.
[Wash.
Eleanor
D. Wid. Philemon,
h. 13'?
Lucy
M. student,
1). 137 Wash.
[Heights
31 Prospect,
Charles
William
[ant
37 Pleas-
Russell
(Cambridge),
s. 1-. Clifton
Stearns
R. (Cambridge),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
Embree
Caroline
N. Mrs. private
hospi-
mngr.
milliner,
Eveleth
s. 1'. Clif-
Heights
b. 12
Evans
jr. and
dry goods, 43
shoe laster, h. 12 Mugford
b. 88 Essex
Natl: G. (Stanley
& Evans,
L.),
108 Elm
Lois,
Excelsior
12
(Roxbury).
wid. Amos B. died April
H. rem. to Swampscott
Harry,
131
& 00.), 43
[Mugford
Joseph,
h. 131 Wash.
W. conductor,
b. 131 Wash.
Elisha,
shoemaker,
h. off
Stacey
Lillian,
Elliot
b.
L. shipper
Elizabeth,
[beach
s. r. Stearns’
conductor,
c.
Pleasant:
Charles
B. fisherman,
b. 27 Maverick
Charles
H. rem. to Salem
[do.
Charles S. (Boston),
s. r. Mhd. Neck
Enola M. rem. to Sunset,
Me.
Larkin
1. shoe cutter,
b. 4 Orne
J. Hovey,
rem. to California
Ralph
W. chauffeur,
11. Emerald
ave.
n. West
Edwards
Abbie
P. b. 43 Sewall
Eggert
Ernest
(U. S. }I.),
h. Rockaway
c.
h. 2 Pond
A. jr. & Co. (Amos
John F. Clothey),
Thomas
S. asst.
postmaster,
h. 25
Nicholson
Hill
Eaton
Arthur
R. shoe Worker,
11. 28 Orne
Charles
L. (Malden),
s. 1'. Clifton
ave. Clifton
Henry
(Boston),
shoe cutter,
h. 31 Pond
W. wid. Ephraim,
b. 46 Lee
J. hack driver,
11. '74 Pond
Sarah B. b. 11 High
Evans Amos jr. (A. Evans jr.
Pleasant,
h. 45 do.
Eastland
Georgianna,
h. 23 Pleasant
John D. b. 10 Middle
Mary A. wid. John D. h. 10 Middle
Philip H. G. shoe laster, h. 128 Front
Ehrlich
Fred,
Hannah
Herbert
1005
James G. (Eustis
B1-os.), Norman
Pond, h. do. n. Pond
Richard
S. h. 43 Pond
Samuel T. (Eustis
Bros.), Norman
[beach
s. 1'. Wyman’s
Marblehead
in fact
Optical
. . .
FADER
Pond,
b. A. E. Eames‘
Matched,
to
the
. . . .
R. HATHAWAY,
Insurance,
Cost$3.00 101'ThreeYears
Marblchcad.
Tel. 238-2
Lowest
Average
Price, Highest
J. B. Blood Co.
1006
Fahey
Average
Catherine,
Wid. Daniel
A. rem. to
Everett
J nhn, stock fitter.
h. 4 Rowland
John
H. (Brookline),
s. r. RockaWay.
0.
Daniel, 11. 26 South
gardener,
b. 202 Pleas-
ant
Farnham
Arthur E. carpenter,
E. P. Rev. (Long Island,
Gilbert Heights
Farrell
Arthur
Edward
Edward
John H.
Marcella
Maria
Mary,
J.
shoe
b. 7 Glover
N. Y.), s. r.
[Lindsey
worker,
b.
17
D. painter,
b. 9 Central
W. clerk, b. 238 Wash.
shoemaker,
b. 17 Lindsey
J. b. 17 Lindsey
[sey
E. Wid. Thomas
F. b. 17 Lindshoe worker,
b. 17 Lindsey
Willzam,
propr.
Wash. h. do.
William
T. shoe
Hotel
Gerry,
238
[mercial
Worker,
h. 42 Com-
Farry John J. driver, b. 10 Prospect
Owen. laborer,
b. 10 Prospect
Patrick,
laborer,
h. 5 Walnut
Peter
Peter
F. died Mar.
J. fisherman,
laster,
A.
Finn
[cial
b. 65 Commer-
Francis
S.
h.
William
E. housekeeper,
Thomas
Bldg.
Mary
mnfrs.
2 Front
h. 6 Union
2 Front,
h. 13
died
April
E. shoe
12, 1910
worker,
b. 19 Central
coachman,
b. 5 Walnut
Mrs. laundx-ass,
h. 235 Wash.
Wid.
Michael,
b. 3_1 Omn-
mercial
Mulhollgnd
Anna
B. lining
maker,
b.
Middle
Arthur L. laborer,
b. 20 Middle
Caroline
G. wid. James
P. h.
Middle
Harriett
Devereux,
Henry
Ford
L. Rev.
R.
Mrs.
11. do.
20
20
rosarian,
18
h. 18 Devereux
Elizabeth
J. b. 25 State
Louis H. rem. to Londonderry,
N. H.
Mary A. wid. Edward T. h. 4 Tedesco
William,
carpenter,
b. 238 Wash.
Forness
(Peabody),
s. 1'. Goodwin’s
landing
Forsell
see
Foss Arthur
Charles,
Fausell
B. letter
carrier,
b. 49 Wash.
shoemaker,
h. 44 High
Ciintou,
Corinne,
Linden
J. Emery,
shoe cutter,
b. 6 Union
Wallace,
shoe cutter,
h. 7 Lookout
ct.
[h. 57 Lee
William
H. (Finch
Bros.),
2 Front,
AGENTS
FOR
b. 36 Gregory
Wid. Job, died Dec. 3, 1909
fisherman,
h. 9 Darling
shoe stitcher,
b. 9 Darling
J. stitcher,
b. 5 Walnut
E. laster, h. 5 Walnut
b. 5 Walnut
Folsom
B.), h. 33
Tucker's
wharf.
[Goodwin’s
ct.
George W. shoemaker,
Job H. (Finch Bros.),
SOLE
F. shoemaker,
Eveline,
John W.
Lizzie 0.
Flynn Annie
Flynn James
Margaret,
Foote
shoe
peddler,
b. 84 Front
84 Front,
h. do.
Morris,
baker,
b. 84 Front
Catherine,
wid. Henry,
b. 55 Commercial
Thomas
G. lab. b. 55 Commercial
Florance
Augustus
S. shoe
cutter,
b. 9
Margaret,
Fessenden
Russell
(Boston),
s. r. end
Filene William (Boston),
s. 1'. Clifton
Finch Brothers
(William
H. and J ob H.
Finch),
to Lynn
Flood
P.
Elm
Co.),
1076
rem.
6
Martin,
ERNCROFT
CABIN,
E. M. Bevins,
propr.
Selman
c. Circle.
See
page 1077
ERRY T0 THE NECK (Mhd.
Transportation
See page
W.
la
b. 199 Wash.
(65 Kilby,
27 Prospect
Fliegel Abgaham,
Barnet,
junk,
b. 18 Pearl
worker,
E. clerk
Delta
b.
James E. grocer, 64 Lee, 11. do.
James E. jr. carpenter,
b. 64 Lee
Fleming
John, b. 43 Hawkes
John jr. died Aug. 18, 1909
William
R. shoe cutter,
h.12 Walnut
Fletcher
Edward
L. driver, b. 272 Wash.
Frederick
A. boxmaker,
h. 20 Vil-
see
shoe
T. b.
Fenwick
11. 33 Elm
Clinton
A. mngr.
(41-45
B.), h. 25 Harris
b. 80 Front
Fitzgerald
Ellen, b. 44 Commercial
Fleet Ellsworth
R. clerk (B.), b. 64 Lee
William,
Foley
Ellen
Fenn
Barry
W. (Maiden),
s. r. Clifton
Ferguson
Caroline
E. Wid. Augustus
Mary
laborer,
David H. jr. shoe Worker,
49 Chestnut
Fisher Abbie Mrs. 10. 59 Gregory
Thomas
A. driver,
b. 107 Wash.
234
Wash.
Stephen
C. h. 8 Elm
M. Grace,
Michael,
Darling
h. 10 Prospect
Wid.
MARKET
FOSS
Charles
William F. hostler,
b. 10 Prospect
Felton Elizabeth
0. h. 35 Harris
Felton John I. Painter,
b. 234 Wash.
Mary E. Wid. Robert P. b. 14 High
Rebecca
UNION STREET
Finnegan
30, 1910
b. 65 Commer-
cial
Richard F. fisherman,
Thomas,
LYNN MARKET
in Quality
[Marb1ehead.]
FAHEY
Mary, wid.
Falvey Andrew,
In
police officer, h. 49 Wash.
Waitress,
b. 44 High
Hannah
J.
Pleasant
Wid.
Samuel,
Herbert
D. (No. Cambridge),
Clifton Heights
h.
145
s. r.
BOSTONIA
GANNEL
com.andFRANKLIN
com.
GILBERT a com: co.,
-
I67
Pleasant
Street,
-
MARBLBHEAD.
Telephone
223-:
_\1_IHlTE
& 00.
[Marb1ehead.]
Ida. E. (I. E. Foss & 00.),
s. r. The
GALE
Freeto
Isaac
Crowninshield
I. E. & Co.
Tryphena
E. Foss
and
Burbank),
Mrs.
John,
proprs.
F. shoe
cutter,
Edward
A.
Nellie,
(S.),
Pauline
M.
shoe
Hawkes
Philip,
periodicals,
Hooper
h. 54 Lee
67
Edward
Frawley
Frazee
F. nurse
Barnard
Leslie
H. piano
Bartlett.
Beach
Amy A. Mrs.
florist,
do.
Arthur
D. shoe'maker,
Frank
0.
John
O. J. (John
W.
Mary
Ruth,
s. r.
Drain
JOHN
Pipe,
Fire
S, MARTIN
85
h.
5
& Son),
(John
Frost
2d),
O. J.
and
lunch
and
12 State
T. b. 44 High
b. 1 Green
E. jobber,
William
H.
Winfred
I. engineer,
h. 164 Wash.
b. 68 Front
h. 47 Wash.
Edwin
D. brickmaker,
I1. 56 Orne
Fred
A. shoe laster,
h. 56 Orne
George
Ransom
20
h. 65 do.
0. J. Frost
J. shoemaker,
h. 36 Central
B. (Brookline),
s. 1'. Mhd.
Neck
F. shoe
cutter,
b. 56 Orne
h. 26 Pond
plumber,
cutter,
whf.
'78 Wash.
William
Rollin
b. 20 Hawkes
shoe Worker,
A. teacher
erick
B. shoe
b. 11 Pickett
h. 11 Pond
A.
bakery,
GAGNON
b. 286 Wash.
(So. B.).. b. 20
Gainey
Gale
Hawkes
Everett
E. student,
b. 7 Mechanic
ct.
Frances
A. wid.
William
E. shoe
stitcher,
b. 11 Guernsey
Frances
B. typewriter,
(131 Essex,
S.), b. 11 Guernsey
[do.
Francis,
shoe
repairer,
28 Pearl,
h.
Frank
R. shoe trimmer,
h. 44 Mav-
Fred
h.
b. 11 Pond
0. J. & Son
Frank
Hawkes
Charles
variety,
12 State,
Fuller
Carrie F. b. 28 Pearl
Charles C. shoemaker,
11 Pond,
Tucker’s
John
24 1-2
h. 206 Wash.
worker,
b.
Neck
h. 36 Village
12 State,
I. clerk,
b. 17
b. 206 Wash.
William,
edgesetter,
Freeto
Alice
T. shoe
s. 1'. Dev-
Prospect
[WashHarriet
A.
wid. John
R. h. 214
Harry M. boatmau,
h. 33 Wash.
James F. fisherman.
b. 98 From:
13, 1910
S. b. 11 Middle
W. shoe laster.
Edward,
Elizabeth
W. plumber,
Son),
C.
Francis
S. died April
Martha, b. 206 Wash.
h. 16 Hooper
ereux
h. 71 Green
John
H. yacht builder,
Lee, b. 107 Wash.
Frederick
Benjamin
W. (Newton),
h. 16
[Front
H. (Brookline),
John
tuner,
Frazier
20
Etta M. Mrs. b. 131 Elm
Frank
A. shoemaker,
h. 104 Elm
Frank
A. 2d (John
O. J. Frost
b. 131 Wash.
(Hav’h’1).
134 Wash.
Milton
Arthur
C. stitcher,
b. 50 Hawkes
b. 50 Hawkes
A. chauffeur,
b. 57 Devereux
E. shoe cutter,h.
57 Devereux
Nora
Mina
Philip
Frost
b. 18 State
b. 18 State
9 Pleasant,
h.
J. jr. forester,
b.
Friedman
Lee (Boston),
s. r. Mhd.
Max (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
b. 4 Sewall
Alonzo,
ship carpenter,
Howard,
ship carpenter,
Francis
Edward
J. tailor,
131 Wash.
Isabelle
Joseph,
Joseph
Joseph
French
worker,
A. McKay
stitcher,
h. 61
L. shoe cutter and clerk, 134
Wash.
hairdresser,
Fox
Dec. 7, 1909
Mary A. stenog. (S.), b. 44 Pond
Mary E. wid. Philip H. h. 20 Hawkes
h. 203 Wash.
clerk
died
Thomas
William
Wash. h. 20 Stacey
Edward,
b. 20 Stacey
Fowle Leonard
M. yachting
editor
(Boston Globe, B. ), h. 23 Gregory
William
P. (Boston),
s.r. Mhd. Neck
Fowler Charles H. engineer,
B. & M. R.
R. h. 4 Sewali
Elizabeth,
b. 7 Mechanic
John
F. shoe laster,
h. 44 Pond
Lillian
C. b. 16 Hooper
market
gardener,
263 Pleasant,
h. do.
See page
1084
Jesse,
shoemaker,
h. 14 Bowden
Joseph
1007
S. shoe cutter,
ct
(Ida
The C1-owninshield,
Clifton ave.
0
Foster
Caroline
Mrs. (Wash.
D. 0.), s.
r. Mhd. Neck
[Mhd. Neck
Charles
H. W. (Wash.
D. 0.), s. 1'.
OSTER FRANK M. milk dealer
and
Fountains
FURNISHERS
WASHINGTON,
001'. STATESTREET. {;‘;":‘E‘e°1‘é‘,§i§’o..e
FOSS
Foss
HOUSE
COMPLETE
Brick
h. 14 Reed
R. student,
b. 54 Rowland
John
F. shoemaker,
h. 24 Darling
Louis
B. student,
b. 54 Rowland
Samuel,
grocer,
189 Pleasant,
h. 191
do,
[Rowland
Samuel
R. clerk,
189 Pleasant,
h. 54
Thomas
A. shoe cutter,
h. 43 Prospeat
William
M. ‘o. 5 Waldron
ct.
8: Kaolin.
Cliff 5t.,
shoemaker,
M. Mrs. b. 16 Elm ct.
Bethiar
H. h. 24 Watson
Edith
R. b. 54 Rowland
Irving
b. 44 Pond
C0.,
AMEDEE,
Ella
All Masons’
Marblehead.
Supplies
Telephone
119
ilse Gasto light cheaplyMarbleheadGas and ElectricLight 00.
Office,
1008
Galeucia
Minnie
M. Wid. Arthur
matron,
Gallagher
Mhd.
Peter,
L. asst.
almshouse,
section
b. do.
foreman,
B. &
L. maid
at S. F. Low"s,
ave.
Gannon
[rey.
William
F. gardener,
11. Maple
Nathaniel
F. fisherman,
h. 235
Wash.
[out ct.
Eleanor
P. Wid. Edward,
b. 3 LookElizabeth
C. Wid. William
A. died
May 30, 1910
Hannah
E. h. 14 Wash.
[Pleasant
(L.),
T.
trimming
cutter,
John,
John
John
h.
7
Pool
Sarah
Gavin
G. h. 27 Elm
Gertrude
M.
(B.),
Gilley
George
E. B. (flaverhill),
William
A. foreman,
68 do.
Getchell
Ida A. Wid. John
Susan
C. Wid. Samuel
b. 35
Jane
John H. (Brookline),
s. 1'. Devereux Beach
[Neck
Gibson George
A. (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd.
Gifiord Harry
(Salem),
s. r. GroodWiu’s
landing
ILBERT
Gr. boxmaker,
Wid. John
G.
& COLE 00. John
b. 92 Front
b. at allus-
Ellen
Ellen
John
John
G.
J.
F.
Gr
John
L. pres.
(Gilbert
& Cole
00.),
167 Pleasant,
h. 18 Ocean
c. Atlantic
ave.
Joseph
G. shoemaker,
h. 13 Beacon
J. Frank,
fisherman,
h. 92 Front
Lizzie
G. b. 96 Front
T. W.TUBKER
60.
3
Room,
Danvers
7 Atlantic
L.
h. 5 Wal-
Wid. Eben,
b. 36 Prospect
L. sec.
and treas.
Porter
Co. h. 7 Waldron
Grillis Christie,
Wid. Daniel,
Mary C. h. 34 Rowland
Samuel,
William
b. 6 Stacey
J. p1umber’s
ct.
b. 7 Wal-
h. 6 Stacey
helper,
6
b.
Stacey
[Darling
Grirdler Elbridge
H. shoe cutter,
h. 13
Frank R. printer,
b. 27 Pearl
[do.
George
D. variety,
60 Wash.
b. 62
Irving,
tel. operator,
25 Mechanic
John
L. Gilbert,
nurse,
h. 19 Orne
Wid. John
R. h. 8 Wash.
shoe cutter,
h. 208 Pleasant
fisherman,
h. 96 Front
propr.
Pool
William
L. jr. bookkeeper,
dron ct.
pres.
and
Richard
T. Cole,
sec.
and (areas.
coal,
wood,
lumber,
drain
pipe,
etc.
167
Pleasant,
yard
and
pocket,
11 Bessom,
also
office,
92 Wash.
See foot
lines
v
Elbridge
G. shoe cutter,
h. 28 Circle
Eliza, Wid. Benjamin
K. h. 18 Linden
h. at
G. Wid. William
Livery
h.
A. 11.52 Front
M. h. 52 Front
Giles,
Giles
S. bookkeeper,
Marietta,
William
Gibbs
Gilbert
Bessie
Carrie
A.
house
Co.
Abbie
s.1-. Mhd.Neck
89 Front,
P.
ave. b. 5 Waldron
ct.
Amanda
P. shoe stitcher,
b. 60 Front
Annie
L. h. 9 Mt. Vernon
Edith,
rem. to Chicago,
Ill.
Florence,
b. 39 Front
[dron
ct.
John,
lab. 11. 35 Chestnut
Joseph
E. clerk (B.), b. 35 Chestnut
Nellie
E. shoe Worker,
b.35 Chestnut
Gendron
Arthur,
rem. to Salem
Gertz
T.
P. propr.
h. 34 Front
[lin
Grilleo M. Charlotte,
nurse at 29 FrankGillette
Sanford
E. mngr. Marblehead
[Chestnut
stenog.
11
[Pleasant
Room,
Thomas
Gas
Harry (Melrose).
s. r. GroodWin’s
landing
Emily P. b. 9 Watson
Garney
11 Glover
fisherman,
h. 20 Pearl
G. mariner,
h. 20 Pearl
H. L. h. 3 Hillside
ave.
Glover
Gregory
Garland
92 Front
h. 20 Ocean
b. 96 Front
John W. shoemaker,
b. 11 Glover
Mary D. clerk (S.), b. 11 Glover
Nellie
E. wid. William
H, h.
b. 54
Howard
P. h. 54 Pleasant
H. Percy,
painter.
h. 54 Pleasant
Maria
T. A. asst.
librarian,
Abbot
public
library,
1). 191 Wash.
Nellie,
Wid. Edwin,
b. 3 Lookout
ct.
William
III-4
Deliverance
Mrs. (Melrose),
s. 1'. 38
H’'3 h
Giles Arthur
B. died July 22, 1909
James E. emp.
(N. E. Tel. Co.), b.
Beach
h. Humph-
B. bookkeeper
Tel.
GLASS
Gilbert
Sarah E. Mrs. h.
Sarah
J. wid. Moses,
Thomas
P. fisherman,
Gardiner
Horace
Street
Gile
M. R. R. h. 25 Village
Agxfis
106 Washington
[Marblehead.]
GALEUCIA
S. shoe
11 Pleasant,
cutter.
h.
b. 13 Darling
Joseph
D. lab. b. 24 Wash.
Lewis,
shoe cutter,
b. 27 Pearl
Mary E. milliner,
b. 21 Russell
Mary
G. stenog.
21 Darling
Richard,
rem.
(131 Essex,
S.),
b.
to Maine
Samuel B. h. 27 Pearl
[Russell
William,
restaurant,
40 Elm, h. 21
William
H. shoe cutter,
h. 27 Pearl
Girgle Max, tailor, b. 16 Franklin
Glass
Aaron
L. driver,
h. 38 Front
Catherine,
wid.
Raymond
G. h.
Hooper
Grace
B.
stenog.
(166 Liberty,
b. 16 Waldron
Hannah
K. Mrs. h. Rowland
J.
John
J. jr. shoemaker,
Duntley
L.),
ct.
John
11. 16 Wéildron
AGENTS
16
FOR
Vacuum
c. Cross
ct.
h. 1 Bassett
THE
Cleaner
RICHARD
M. COOK, - Jeweler, Silversmith, Optometrist
Cor. Pleasant
and Washington
Streets,
[Marb1ehead.]
GLASS
L. stockfitter,
h. 34 Front
William S. shoemaker,
h. 12 Lindsey
Gleason Catharine A. b. 17 Chestnut
Edward
J. driver,
Daniel
coln
h. 49 Chestnut
(Daniel
Lafayette,
Edmund
F.
26 Vine,
Glover
& Son,
Henry
Atlantic
ave.
John
George
H.
b.
Mary
[ant
J. h. 24 Pleas-
ct.
Sarah B. died
Sarah R.
Elm
William,
Neck
Theodore
lantic
P. (Boston),
ave.
n. Swamp.
s. 1'. At-
Goodwin
Frank
James,
ket
Edward
B.
boat
b. 5 Harris
mover,
Elbridge
Elizabeth
Emefiy
E. teaming,
D.
h. Doak’s
7 Circle,
h. do.
b. 16 1-2 Franklin
Gr. electrician,
. R
h.
Patrick
ant
01:.
lane
Village
11.
ave.
propr.
March
teacher,
ct.
died
6. 1910
h. 5
high school,
Mar.
3, 1910
H. gardener,
b. 16 Central
foreman,
F. Boardman,
sq. b. do.
Mar-
John C. motorman,
h. 19 Cottage
Mary, rem. to Lynn
Nellie Gr. shoe worker, b. 19 Cottage
Charles (shultz-Goodwin
Co. 31 Lincoln, B.), b. 54 Washington
Charles A. carpenter
11. 48 Jersey
H. plumber,
William,
German
Dennis,
h. 16 Central
Edward,
driver,
b. 16 Central
pect
Dexter
end Hillside
Wid.
William (Mrs. R. A. Goodwin),
druggist, 104 Wash.
William H. h. Groodwin’s landing
William
T. jobber
and farmer,
h. of
Maple 11. Salem rd.
line
Alice, clerk,
153 Wash. b. 43
Prospect
[Washington
Annah
B. Wid. Charles
H. h. 54
Arthur C. (Bev.), s. 1-. Harris beach
Benjamin,
engineer,
Nat’1 G. & G.
Wks. h. Beacon 11. Green
Benjamin
A. McKay stitcher,
h. 20
Bowden
[Lane, h. do.
Benjamin F. building mover, Doak’s
Catherine,
Wid. Philip,
h. 43 Pros-
A.
§Vm. Goodwin,
104 Wash. h. 102
0.
Russell, designer
(B.), b. 54 Wash.
Sarah L. Wid. John S. b. 7 Wald:-on
William J. died Dec. 7, 1909
Gooch N. Gr. (Watertown),
s. r. Mhd.
Gooding
h.
b. 48 Jersey
R farmex-,h.
Rebecca
[Jersey
William
M. boxmaker,
Perley
S. supt. water dept.
h. 10
Eleanor R. b. 248 Pleasant
c. Ocean
L. wid.
00. S.),
Margaret
H. housekeeper,
b. Benj.
Goodwin’s
[Franklin
Mary S. stationery,
6 Wash.
b. 16 1-2
17 Sum-
mer
William
Groldthwait
Shoe Stock
1 Latti-
H. dentist,
102 Washington,
Phillips
c. Devereux
Lottie
h. 14 Lattimer
jr. driver,
11. 48 Commercial
Wid.
h.
dron ct.
Laura,
b. 48 Jersey
line
Elizabeth,
Wid. Edward H. b.
54 Front
[10 Jersey
Marguerite
K. saleswoman
(S.), b.
Oliver, clerk. 126 Wash. b.17 Summer
Sarah,
A. (Salem
H.
OODWIN JIIIIN P. automobile
repairing and machinist,
r. 30 Washington, h. 30 do.
See page 1081
John W. mngr. 66 Wash. h. 68 do.
Joseph G. trav. salesman,
h. 10 Wal-
Goldsmith
Richard,
Richard
[met
William
Herbert
S. bookkeeper
(14 Fulton,
B.), h. 15 Goodwin's
ct.
H. Reynolds, printer (S.),b. 52 Wash.
shoes,
n. Swamp.
Wid.
h. 266 Pleasant
Henry
E. farmer,
h. 3’? High
82
Harry B. shoemaker,
b. 26 Vine
John M. rem. to Salem
Sadie C. bookkeeper,
b. 26 Vine
Godding
Frederick
L. (Medford),
s. 1'.
ave.
Harriet,
S.), h. 14 Cowell
mnfr.
child:-en’s
h. do.
1009
Frank
W. teamster,
b. Doak’s
lane
Frederick,
farm foreman,
h. 49 Lin-
Edward N. heeler, h. 17 Lattimer
Margaret 0. b. 17 Chestnut
Thomas, shoemaker,
h. 17 Chestnut
Thomas F. lab. b. 17 Chestnut
William
H. messenger
(B.), h. 15
Atlantic ave.
Glover
GOSS
Goodwin
Emma L. b. 101 Elm
Francis H. Wheelwright,
Groodwin’s
ct. h. 9 State
Frank C. rem. to Watertown
Frank
W. clerk,
104 Wash. h. 18
High
Glass Joseph B. lab. b. 50 Front
J. Thomas, lab. h. 1 Water
Mary A. b. 16 Waldron ct.
Robert
P. edgesetter,
h. 1 Jefferson
Sarah E. Mrs. h. 3 State
William
MARBLEHEAD
-
-
Goss
H. motor-man,
h.
160
Pleas[ant
Thomas H. J. shoemaker,b.160
PleasAlice M. b. 165 Pleasant
Edith G. Wid. G. Everett,
h. r. 169
Pleasant
Etta, wid. Geo.
George
C. clerk
S. h. 165 Pleasant
(238 Essex,
S.), b. 19
Sewall
IF YOUIWANT TO BUY A HOUSE, CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead. Tel. 238-2
Department
LYNN
Food
MARKET
J- B- Blood C°- mrfiisiniv-?§{f§i"g
UNION
STREET
MARKET
1010
GOSS
[Marb1ehead.] GREENE
oss
[}EORGE S. B. R. Lewis,
mngr.
groceries
and provisions,
Pleasant c. School.
See page 1084
G. Everett,
died May 11, 1910
James
A.
car
conductor,
h.
286
Qleasant
Lizzie E. shoe
stitcher,
Graves
do.
Herbert
laborer,
John
Lunch),
11 School,
C. foreman,
Patrick
H.
h. 7 Sewall
b. 7 Sewall
Roger J. 1-hoe cutter,
h. 9 Wald:-on
ct.
[Win’s landing
Grant Alexander
(Malden),
s. r. GoodDaniel
P.
foreman,
89
Front,
Graves
G. wid. Joseph,
died Feb.
0
B. shoemaker,
Benj.
F.
shoe
h. 42 Wash.
cutter,
b. Samuel
B.
Graves
[ant
Caroline,
wid.
Frank,
h. 180 PleasCharles
H. stock
fitter,
h. 61 Sewall
Clara,
tip fixer, b. 7 Central
Clara
0. dressmaker,
b. 52 Rowland
Clinton,
stockfitter,
b. 180 Pleasant
Ebenezer,
farmer,
b. G. S. Harris,
La-
fayette
Edith,
Eleazer,
Eleazer
[ant
kindergartener,
h. 9 Sewall
b.
jr. Watchman,
265 Pleas-
Mhd.
B. & M.
engine
house,
b. 9 Sewall
Elfred
P. letter
carrier,
h. 277 Wash.
Eliza
S. Wid. Amos
E. died Feb.
13,
1910
Ella 0. artist,
83 Washington,
h. do.
Emery
Everett
Gr. edgesetter,
S. (Bailey,
h. 13 Abbott
Weston
Co. 133
Friend,
B.), h. 1 Maverick
Frank A. trav. salesman,
h. 12 Gerry
Fred
W. clerk,
1 Orne,
b. 174 Pleasant
Fred
L. stockfitter,
George
P.
School,
SOLE
AGENTS
FOR
GILBERT
dry
Pleasant
b. 6 Union
h. 265 Pleasant
James
H.
Jennie
W. b. 159 Elm
h. 2 O1-ne
[Wa.sh.
13. 6 Union
Merrill
H. h. 32 Pleasant
Nellie
P. b. 265 Pleasant
Richard
F. shoe cutter,
h. 6 Union
Richard
R. teamster,
b. 9 Sewall
Samuel,
h. 20 Pleasant
Samuel B. farmer,
h. Village
Highland
terr.
Samuel C. h. 28 Bassett
byd.
[pect
Sarah E. wid. William
C. b. 8 ProsStella
C. b. 265 Pleasant
Susan D. shoe stitcher,
b. 13 Abbot
Walter
E. apprentice.
b. 277 Wash.
William,
shoe cutter,
h. 12 Lee
William
B. market
gardener,
Hum-
phrey,
Store
h. do.
(The),
Leonard
P.
Thorner,
propr.
111 Wash.
(summer),
Tucker’s
wharf
[Heights
Gray George
A. (Boston),
s. r. Clifton
Warren P. clerk (S.), h. 15 Waldron
Greeley
Green
Leslie
church,
Charles
0.
pastor,
Ellen
T. h. 29 Lincoln
Josiah
N. h. Phillips
Mary
Sarah
First
h. 23 High
M. promoter
Cong.
[Watson
(B.), b. '7
ave.
11. Devereux
S. wid. John
F. b. 42 Sewall
E. wid.
John
H. nurse,
h.
Mugford
William
T.
[out
shoemaker,
h.
31
ct.
6 Look-
William T. 2d, teamster,
h. 42 Sewall
Greene Adelaide,
b. 46 Jersey
h. 133 Pleasant
goods,
h. 16 Village
h. 40 Chest-
Mary E. h. 83 Washington
27, 1910
Albert,
stockfitter,
b. 180 Pleasant
Alice
L. asst.
public
library,
1). 20
Pleasant
[Guernsey
Amos
E.
trav.
salesman,
h.
15
Artliiur,
carpenter,
174 Pleasant,
h.
Benj.
b.
[238 Wash.
Express,
b.
Martin,
shoe cutter,
b. 6 Union
Mary A. clerk
(85 Broad,
B.), b. 22
Green
Mary E. wid. Joseph
26!, b. 119 Elm
B. carpenter,
h. 52 Rowland
T. h. 28 Pearl
Abigail
Union
Highland
ten-.
Lizzie, shoe worker,
h. 25
Gregory
James
Richard
201 Wash.
John
B. janitor,
High
school,
h. 294
John
G. cordwainer,
h. 11 Tucker
John
M. shoe cutter,
h. 5 Pond
Joseph
H. rem. to Melrose
Joseph
P. teamster,
h. 22 Green
Joseph
R. grocer,
4 Bowden,
h. 18
13. 45 Chestnut
Michael
H. prop.
11.
RAVES JAMES E. boat builder,
Harding’s ct. h. off Beacon
11. Harding’s ct.
See page 1078
h. 45 Chestnut
B. (Jack’s
h. Lafayette
Herbert
L. shoemaker,
Herbert
P. shoemaker.
nut
Horace,
shoe cutter,
James
0. real estate,
Richard,
surveyor,
h. 286 Pleasant
Sarah E. wid. William,
11. 19 Sewall
Gould
Sadie,
nurse,
1). 172 Wash.
James,
E. Mrs.
Forest
river
Harriet
L. h. 42 Wash.
Helen
L. dressmaker,
b. 22 Circle
GOVG Ruth C. rem. to Everett
Grader George W. clerk (S.), h. 11 Highland terr.
[land terr.
Mary E. wid. George W. h. 11 HighGrady Dennis,
rem. to Ireland
Harriet
11.
Albert
L.
wick’s,
h. 294 Wash.
foreman,
J.
H.
P.
Chad-
h. 46 Jersey
BOSTONIA
GANNEL
GOAL
and FRANKLIN
GOAL
6': COLE C0.,
-
I67 Pleasant
Street,
- MARBLEHEAD.
Telephone
223-:
UPHOLSTE
White
[Marb1ehead.]
Hannah
& 00.),
1 Sewall,
s. 1'. Harris
John
F. (Salem),
s. r. Besbeach
Grreenough
Mager,
conductor,
B. & M.
R. R. h. 32 Jersey
Walter
D. brakeman,
B. & M. R. R.
h. Abbot
ct.
Greenwond
Arthur
M.
physician,
69
Pleasant,
h. do.
[men-
Greges William,
Grregory Annie,
(J.
stockfitter,
wid. Robert,
Walter
K. baggage
Henry
Mathew
H.
Gregory
& Son),
ory),
men,
Joseph,
wholesale
56 Elm.
inspector
library.
Catherine,
Ingal1’s,
housekeeper
Atlantic
HABICH
Hadley
Hagar
Hagerty
George,
farmer,
43
[chanic
H.
MRS.
W.
h. Hathaway
(Brookline),
rd.
s.
r.
Clifton
[Wash.
Elizabeth,
wid. Charles,
b. 294
Roswell
E. (Peabody),
s. r. Bessom’s beach
Dennis
J.
(Salem),
[som’s
s.
beach
1-. Bes-
Summerfie1d(N.
Y.), s. 1'. Bartlett.
0.
Haight
Henry D. farm hand, h. Lafayette
Haines
at Salem
Arthur,
Edward
Edward
line
shoe laster.
ATLAS,
PORTLAND
S. MARTIN
C035,
and
Cliff
[do.
257 Wash.
b.
h. 1 Waldron
b. 257 Wash.
h. 1 Chestnut
laborer,
F. student,
gardener.
Abbie
grocer,
M. Mrs.
Front,
257 Wash.
(Marblehead
Cafe),
h. 22 Franklin
Harry S. (Salem),
Herbert
11. do.
s. 1'. Clif-
Heights
J.
s.r. Clifton
physician.
Heights
69 Pleasant,
11.
do.
[ct.
Howard
A. upholsterer,
Lydia A. rem. to Lynn
Susan
M.
wid.
Marshall
h.
7 Harris
[Pleasant
P. h. 69
William H. lunch, Front c. Franklin,
h. 36 Orne
[Wash.
Hameliu
Carrie L. clerk, 56 Elm, b. 14
Mary
E. forewoman,
56
Elm,
h.
14
Wash.
Hamilton
0. Virginia
Mrs. (Newark,
N.
J.), s. r. Chestnut
11. Cliff
Hance (Salem),
s. 1-. Mhd. Neck
Herbert
A. clerk, h. 1 Hillside
ave.
Walter
W. bookkeeper,
Corinthian
Yacht Club, h. 28 Darling
Hammond
Annie
O1-ne
Bertha,
Clinton,
B. clerk,
56 Elm, h. 58
[Gregory
teacher,
Sewall
rem. to Lynn
school,
b. 29
[29 do.
Ephraim,
machinist,
28 Harris,
Ernest,
shoemaker,
b. 16 Wash.
Fanny
P. b. 30 Waldron
Foster,
Frank
Fred
h.
shoemaker,
b. 16 Wash.
P. com. merchant
(78 Chaun-
cey, B.), h. 30 VVa1dron
E. carpenter,
h. 11 Mechanic
Harry,
clerk
Henry
P. shoemaker,
ROSENDALE
St.,
11. r. 42
h. 39 Pros-
William
H. (Dodge,
Haley & Co. 48
High, B.), h. 44 Wash.
William T. student,
b. 25'? Wash.
b. 187 Wash.
A. stockfitter,
h. 12 Cowell
A. 2d, switchman,
B. & M.
yard, b. 42 Sewall
JOHN
Timothy,
Wallace
William,
ton
Emma
J. wid.
Charles,
1-ms. 6 MeGrove
Martha
Mrs.
type
setter,
b. 11
Guernsey
Guinea
John,
rem. to Lynn
Gulliver
Thomas
H. dentist,
67 Pleasant,
h. do. s. 1'. Harris
beach
Guppy
25'? Wash.
Frank L. jr. b 22 Franklin
Frederick
T. (Some:-ville),
at T. W.
ave.
[ Pros pect
259 Wash.
E. bookkeeper,
end
Sewall
[sex, h. 261 Wash.
William C. druggist,
1 School c. EsGriffiths
(Pea.), h. Phil1'. Beacon
c.
pect
Hall
h.
s.
T. clerk,
T. mngr.
Teresa
Greg-
and retail
seedsSee page
1454
(Custom
House,
public
Edward
John
56
B.), h. 23 Summer
Lafayette
(Joseph
M. Herman
& Co.
159 Lincoln,
B.), h. 8 Spring
Sarah E. wid. William
D. librarian,
Abbot
S. paymaster
(Boston),
W. Wallace,
see Healy
REGORY J. J. H. 85 SON (Edgar
B. & M.
h. 24 Reed
[lips n. Devereux
Norman
Haley
h. 43 do.
student,
b. 8 Spring
J. H. died Feb. 20, 1910
b. 35 Waldron
b. 21 Maverick
master,
R. R. station,
Haynes
see
Hale
farm hand, h. 11 Lattih. 2 Waldron
J.
Elm,
h. 42
b. 21 Maverick
Martin,
Rachel,
Greenhalge
s0n’s
K.
John M. motor-man,
h. 21 Maverick
AINES J. LARDY, carpenter
and contractor,
28 Harris.
ofiice,
113
Wash.
See page 1082
H. shoes,
Rechabite
blk. b. 20
Waldron
ct.
[ct.
Joseph
G. salesman.
b. 20 Wald:-on
Mary A. h. 20 Waldron
ct.
& Co. (Emery
L. G. and Josie S. L.
Greene),
hay and grain,
1 Sewall
1011
E. Wid. Robert
Sewall
Harvey
S. driver,
John
S. L. (Greene
h.
10 Guernsey,
beach
KINDS
Connected
by Telephone
HAMMOND
Haines
Chicken
Feed 00. (Greene
& 00.),
poultry
supplies,
1 Sewall
Emery
L. G. (Greene
& 00.),
1 Sewall, h. 159 Elm
[h. 159 Elm
George
A. (Greene
& 00.),
1 Sewall.
Ernest,
James
S HA DES,
6: Co. ‘§v1i'§’m1fgTKEt:T«or.W§taf§
St§eef.”'
Greene
Edgar
Rlg3PA(I)RING,
L
GREENE
Josie
RING,
Marblehead
(B.).
b. 16 Wash.
ct.
[ct.
b. 11 Mechanic
CEMENT
Telephone
at
119
Marblehead
Gas andElectricLight00.
llsaGasforcheap
Bualdlg
Office, 106 Washington Street Tel. 111-4
1012
[Marb1ehead.]
HAMMOND
Hammond
John N. carpenter,
chanic ct.
John
E. mason,
b. 11 Me-
16 Wash.
11. do.
John
E. jr. shoe laster, h. 7 Mechan1c s .
Joseph
shoe finisher, h. 26 Village
Martha E. shoe paster, b. 6 Cowell
Mildred C. stenog. b. 11 Mechanic ct.
Oceana,
Robert,
William
died April 24, 1910
shoemaker,
h. 16 Wash.
A.
driver,
hose
1, h.
Lewis
E. clerk,
b. 102 Front
Lois L. h. 23 Pleasant
[Pleasant
Mary
S. wid.
Thomas
D.
b. 37
Nat’1 Grand
Stephen
H. teamster,
h. 4 Stacey
Thomas
D. com. traveller
(157 South,
B.), h. 18 Pearl
[out ct.
William
T. shoe
cutter,
b. '7 LookHanarthy
Edward
F. rem. to Salem
Society
Handy
Ada
Caroline
Donald
Harriet
(summer),
63 Front
Henry S. painter, h. 15 Lee
Marcus, painter and master mariner.
h. 8 Lee
Hansen
Agnes,
shoe Worker, b. 15 Glover
Hanson
boat rigger,
P. chauffeur,
Charles,
Haraden
Edward
Allerton
h. 15 Glover
b. 15 Glover
carpenter,
dx'on‘s ct.
William
S. laborer,
W.
h.
25 Wal-
h. 68 Front
carpenter,
h.
3
pl.
Louisa H. wid. Willis J. h. 17
Middle
[n. Salem Harbor
Hardwick
Bartlett,
farmer,
h. Village
Hiram
E. painter,
W. Clif£ord,fox-eman,
& Paine’s,
h.
b. 7 Elm
Ruby
ave.
Humphrey
ct. _
Annie
A. housekeeper
at E. S.
Doane"s,
Atlantic
ave.
Thomas
F. driver,
h. 17 Commercial
Daniel
Lee
Elizabeth
A. shoe cutter,
S. forewoman
b. 61
[Lee
b. 61
(L.),
Philip F. 11. 61 Lee
Philip F. jr. clerk (B.), b. 61 Lee
Harris Edward E. shoe cutter, h. 1 Waldron
[n. Humphrey
George
S. reporter
Hannie
M. b. 105 Elm
James
A. janitor,
(B.),
Univ.
h. Lafayette
[Jersey
church,
Tamson
WASHINGTON
STREET
ave.
b. 2
nut
h. 2 Chest-
laundress,
[do.
dressmaker,
19 Watson,
h.
B. b. 105 Elm
T. cabinet
s. r. Harris
maker,
beach
h. 51 Jer-
W. Roy, shoe ix-oner, h. 49 Atlantic
ave.
[14 High
Harrold Eleanor P. wid.
Charles
S. h.
Hart; Catherine,
wid.
Timothy.
h. 24
Commercial
Hartshorn
William
N. Rev. (B.), s. 1'
Bartlett
[Wash.
Haskell Franklin A. shoe trimmer, h. 62
Harry G. printer, h. 45 Pleasant
Joshua P. shoe cutter, h. 22 Darling
Sarah E. Wid. John H. h. 199 Wash.
William A. electrician,
h. 22 Ocean
Hastings
James A. engineer,
h. RockaHathaway
way (3. Pleasant
Anna. D. b. 126 Atlantic
ave.
Annie, b. 7 Watson
[co
Elizabeth
B. h. Humphrey
n. TedesATIIAWAY GARDNER R. shore realestate, insurance and automobiles,
160 and
Atlantic
162
Washington,
George
204
h.
ave. 11. Beach.
lines
George
G. carpenter,
Gr. 2d,
126
See foot
h. 28 Lee
baker,
235 Wash.
h.
do.
Hannah B. 11. Humphrey
Rebecca,
wid. William,
n. Tedesco
b. J. N. 01'-
cutt’s,
Humphrey
Stephen
P. h. 7 Watson
Hawes Willie E. hostler, h. 175 Pleasant
Hawkes Franklin,
shoe laster.,$.
9 Mer-
b. 51
T. W. TUCKER CO.
I39-I4!
41 Atlantic
&
Walter 0. (Salem). s.r. Mhd. Neck
William H. clerk (S.), b. 4 Story ter.
Harney
Harrington
Wadden
Mary E. wid.
Ebenezer
R. h. 10
Mugford
Minnie, dressmaker,
b. 19 Watson
Minnie 0. Mrs. b. 1 Wald]:-on
Norris F. machinist,
h. 228 Wash.
Ralph D. b. 4 Story terr.
Robert G. h. end Jersey
Samuel, laborer, h. 30 Commercial
Samuel Gr. carpenter,
h. 281 Was_h.
Samuel 0. shoemaker,
h. 11 Waldron
Sarah E. h. 105 Elm
Harding
Harlow
Harmon
E.
William
sey,
M. tel. operator,
b. 15 Lee
G. h. 229 Wash.
R. clerk (S.), b. 15 Lee
F. Wid. Micajah,
h. 43 Elm
Christian,
Christian
clerk,
Chestnut
Mary A. Mrs.
Mary
George K. jr. fisherman,
h. 7 Lookout ct.
[Front
Lewis 0. hardware, 92 Wash. h. 102
Handcraft
Marion
P. clerk,
N. L.
Oo.’s, b. 228 Wash.
Mary E. b. 105 Elm
h. 6 Beacon
11. Phillips
Robert B. bookkeeper,
Bank, h. 119 Elm
Harris James 0. shoe worker, h. 8 Reed
John C. conductor,
B. & M. railroad,
h. 9 Village
[281 Wash.
John E. clerk, B. & M. R. R. (L.), h.
John H. heeler, h. 23 Jersey
Joseph N. shoe repairer,
Essex 11.
School, h. 14 Harris
Martin,
23
Washington
Hamson
Everett,
fisherman,
George
K. h. Devereux
HAWKES
ritt
Largest
R
assortment
ever
shown
in Marblehead
Jeweler
Watch,
Jewelry
and Optical
George,
Jamtis
W.
.3
Repairing
watchmamb.
clerk,
20 Darling
96 Pleasant,
painter,
Higgins
florist,
Hayes
Mary
Haynes
Edwin
George,
George,
Ralph
S. junk,
High
John,
John
Sarah
h. 42
driver,
J ohn
W. shoemaker,
Annie
E. stitcher,
Hills
(Brookline),
s. 1'. 62
h. 41 Elm
Thomas
T. shoemaker,
M. wid.
William
Arthur
Hiltz
s. r. Hathaway
rd.
h. 212 Pleas.
Joseph
E. b.
15 Sum-
F. shoe laster,
h. 293 Wash.
W. lab. h. 3 Bassett
Harry
Ralph
L. student,
b. 67 Jersey
N. shoemaker,
Hincks
Charlotte
h. 67 Jersey
F.
clerk
(S.),
Commercial
Elisha,
b. 15
[mercial
Myrick F. Reece
oper.
Hinds Ada B. b. 40 Gregory
B. h. 66
P. h. 43
R. HATI-IAWAY,
Mrs.
(Boston),
foreman,
W.
h. 15 Gom-
S.
Burgess
as
00. h. 40 Gregory
Hinkley
I. Frank,
Historical
Society
Wash.
Hitchcock
shoe
laster,
of
Caroline
h.24 Pearl
Max-blehead,
Mr.
157
(Cambridge),
s. r. Clifton Heights
Hoar Henry H.agent, North Shore News
00.
Hoeg
h. 15 Pond
Allen D. carpenter,
h. r. 17 State
Jonathan,
clerk,
126 Wash.
h. at
Swampscott
[1909
Maria,
Martin
wid. William
E. carpenter,
H. died Nov. 7,
h. 1-. 3 Bassett
Hogan Joseph, farmer, h. West
Holden Benjamin,
driver, hook and ladder truck, h. 6 Gerry
Elizabeth,
wid. John B. b.264 Wash.
Harry R. shoe worker, b. r. 56 Elm
J.
Brooks,
Nathaniel,
INSURE
YOUR
HOUSEHOLD
GOODS
for$800.00.
GARDNER
10
and Fridays,
B.), office
mar
b. 17 Abbot
b. 66 Lee
In. (winter),
Spencer
Sarah
[Lee
cutter,
H. h. 117 Front
3 p.
Pleasant
Robert,
chauffeur,
h. 14 Green
William M. operative, b. 17 Abbot
8. shoe
Joseph
ant
[Lee
Hiller Nathaniel
H. police oflicer, h. 61
Richard C. surveyor,
h. 27 Waldron
Hennecker
Ernest,
gardener,
h. Humphrey at Swamp. line
[Front
Hennessey
Arthur 1. metal Worker, b. 134
David J. rem. to Salem
Elizabeth,
Wid. John, h. 134 Front
John H. janitor, Boston Yacht Club,
h. 134 Front
Hentz Sarah L. wid. Frank A. b. 7 Sewall
[rms. 68 Wash.
Herrick Edna H. teacher,
Gerry school,
Sidney G. h. 97 Elm
Hewitt
Nancy,
wid. William
N. b. 11
Prospect
[11. do.
Hickey Luke, shoe repairer, 48 Gregory,
Patrick H. shoemaker,
h. 28 Pros-
Francis
ct.
h. 13 Good-
(summer),
by
appoint(winter),
2 to 3 p. m.
Harriet
h. 27 Lincoln
pect
[Win’s
21:0
hours
ment
h. 108 Front
Hidden Annie M. wid. Samuel
Ella K. wid.
Henry
0.
Hawkes
h. 13 Good-
shoemaker,
S. wid.
b.
b. 112 Front
112 Wash.
ct.
mer),
Healy David P. carpenter,
h. 53 Green
Percy D. carpenter,
b. 53 Green
Stella M. shoe worker, b. 53 Green
Wiiliam J. gardener,
h. 1 Chestnut
see Haley
Henderson
George A. rem. to Lynn
Henry, shoe cutter, h. 48 Pond
Robt. N. shoemaker,
h. 17 Middle
Henkel
11
estates,
Heights
to 12 a. m. Tuesdays
also
(295 Beacon,
Maud M. nurse, b. 24 High
& Smith (Fred S. Hayward and Harry
E. Smith), restaurant,
158 F1-c_>_nt
Augustus,
b.
ILL GIMRGE S. physician,
72 Pleasant, h. do.
Office hours (sum-
11. at Boston
Charles W. shoemaker,
ave.
cutter,
shoemaker,
T. clerk,
Nathaniel,
ct.
b. 12 Darling
James L. carpenter,
b. 10'? Wash.
see Haines
Hayward
Fred S. (Hayward
& Smith),
Hazell
to
b. 10 Prospect
trimming
Richard,
supt. summer
Atlantic ave. Clifton
[Wash.
17 Stacy,
rem.
Sewall
farm hand, h. 5 Prospect
captain,
S. S. Bunker
Hill,
158 Front,
W.
Win’s
to Salem
b. 11 Sewali
Salem
Patrick,
driver,
h. 27 Summer
K. rem.
A..e1erk,
M. E. L.
Henry, lab. 11. 15 Cottage
Nellie J. wid. Edward
F.
h. 47 Wash.
Gertrude M. Mrs. b. 3 Lookout
Lax-kin H. florist, 11. 39 Jersey
1013
Clarence
A. fireman,
sta. b. 35 Waldron
Harry
William, painter, b. 47 Wash.
Winnie, chauffeur,
b. 9 Merritt
Hawthorne
Henry A. tutor, rms. 7 Pickett
[99 Front
Hay Hortense
D. Mrs. (Winthrop),
s. 1'.
Hayden Annie D. b. 27 Summer
Ervin,
MARBLEHEAD
HOLDEN
b. 11
ee
Martha A. Wid. James, h. 11 Lee
Mary J. h. 58 Washington
Sarah E. h. 58 Washington
William,
.33
[Marb1ehead.]
HAWKES
Hawkes
M. COOK ——
Optometrist
——RICHARD
Clock,
mgr.
b. 264 Wash.
janitor,
56 Elm,
[do.
h. 1'. 56
Cost$3.08 for ThreeYears
Tel. 233.2.
Insurance. Marblehead
J. B. Blood Co.
1014
Complete
Bakery
LYNN MARKET
and
Delicatessen
Kitchen
Connected
UNION STREET MARKET
[Marblehead.]
HOLLEY
HUMP
Holley
Hooper
Holt
William M. shoe cutter,
h. 15 Pickett
Horgan
Sarah L. Mrs. b. 117 From:
Home Efiladmrs.
asst.
16 Goodwin's
ct.
. 0.
Walter
C. boat builder,
b. Mechanic c. Mugford.
Horton
Jeremiah
L. shoemaker,
h. 23
Chestnut
[Wash.
Rudolph,
foreman,
Humphrey
& Pa‘ e, h. at Salem
Holloway
Wifiam
H. H. (Boston),
s. r.
Atlantic
ave. 0.
Holmes Augusta
H. Mrs. propr.
Central
House, 107 Wash. h. do.
David A. carpenter,
b. 236 Wash.
Edward
V. rem. to New York
Horace
Lee
A. clerk,
b. 6
100 Pleasant,
Hotel
0LT HORACE M. ice cream
mnfr.
and
confectionery,
100 Pleasant,
h. 6
Lee.
See page
1455
[Salem
Mabel E. clerk, 100 Pleasant,
h. at
Homan Annie D. b. 150 Wash.
[ant
Carrie S. shoe worker,
b. 178 PleasEvelyn R. shoe worker,
b.150 Wash.
E. Lewis,
clerk,
b. 14 State
Florence,
wid. John
H. h. 10 State
Frank
N. machinist,
h. 178 Pleasant
Fred
W. advance
agt.
b. r. 42 Pros-
pect
George
Hannah
Herbert
H. shoe laster, b. 20 Middle
F. wid. Samuel, h. 150 Wash.
D. variety,
148 Wash. h.150
do.
Horace
F. h. r. 42 Prospect
Horace F. jr. clerk,
14 State
Wm.
Wax-d’s,
h.
Joseph,
laster,
h. 5 Linden
Minnie
E. shoe Worker,
b. 178 Pleasant
[pect
Robert
F. letter
carrier,
h. 58 Pros-
Walter P. laster. h. 22 Bowden
Charles H. (Somervi1_1e), s. 1'. Clifton Heights
Hooper Abbie, housekeeper
at 9 State
Abbie, b. 7 Mechanic
[ritt
Abbie H. wid. William
M. h. 6 Mer-
William
HREY
Gerry,
L. farmer,
Elizabeth
sq.
Frank
George
Hansie
John,
h. Tedesco
T. wid. Greorge,h.12
M. heeler,
S. edgesetter,
Carlton
L.
h. 58 Lee
b. E. L. Hooper's
Street
b. 36 Orne
to New
Hampshire
tobacco,
etc. Front
c. Franklin,
h. 36 Orne.
See page 1085
William
T.
1 Orne,
grocer,
Franklin
Howes
Howie
Edward,
Herbert
h.
29
[Front
boat builder,
P. carpenter,
b. rear 45
h. 13 Har-
ris
[Front
Hoyt Benjamin
E. McKay
Hulbert.
Prof. (Cambridge),
Humphrey
Ann
stitcher,
h. 61
s. 1-. Peach’s
Amy R. b. 9 Sewall
E. Mrs. matron,
Mhd.
house,
a1ms-
h. do.
Arthur
M. clerk (B.), b. 8 Union
Caroline E. proofreader,
Messenger
b. 6 Wash.
oflice,
Coal Co. (Louis
P. Oaswell),
Earl
Mary A. wid. Frank,
h. 199 Wash.
Mary J. wid. Frank, h. 8 Maverick
Mary K. Wid. William
L. jr. h. 32
Summer
Mary S. shoe worker,
b. 118 Front
M. Elizabeth,
bookkeeper
(L.), h. 5
Wash.
Nellie S. b. '10 Prospect
Sarah E. wid. William
H. h. 10 Lee
William,
police oflicer, h. '70 Prospect
Washington
rem.
Charles,
fisherman,
1-ms. 107 Wash.
David P. fisherman,
h. 23 Merritt
David P. jr. electrician,
b. 23 Merritt
[Franklin
Ellen
A. Mrs. bookkeeper,
b. 29
E. P. (Boston),
s. r. ofi Ferry rd.
John G. edgesetter,
b. 107 Elm
0WE WILLIAM H. restaurant,
cigars,
h. 118 Front
T. W. TUCKER CO.
238
pt.
Joseph
B. shoe cutter,
h. 17 Highland tern,
Joseph
B. 2d. painter,
b. 19 Orne
Lewis B. (Conly & Hooper),
70 and
79 Front,
Mabel,
nurse,
propr.
Sewall
b. 8 Maverick
jr. shoe laster, h. 27 Orne
M. clerk (B.), b. 118 Front
driver,
Farrell,
Arthur
n.Ma.pIe
Wash.
William
Hourihan
James, teamstex-,h.
25 Prospect:
James J. student,
b. 25 Prospect
Mary, housekeeper
at 8 Franklin
Mary A. shoe worker,
b. 25 Prospect
[h. 19 Sewali
Hovey Frederick
Gr. real estate
(N. Y.),
Howard Lucy M. packer,
b. 5 Elm
Sidney F. shoemaker,
h. 5 Elm
William
B. shoemaker,
b. 5 Elm
William
H. supt. and agent,
Clifton
Casino, 121.Clifton Heights
Howe Adelaide
M. wid. Charles H. h. 31
Hood
Eben
L. h. 58 Lee
D. Webber
1 Front
L. plumber,
Edward
L.
and Fred
h. 31 Russell
clerk,
B. & M. R. R. h.
292 Pleasant
Eleazer L. shoe cutter,
Elizabeth,
wid. Edward
h. 22 State
T. b. 7 Me-
chanic
[Elm
Etta, milliner,
124 Pleasant,
George B. b. 33 Elm
Hannah
H.
Herbert
(Humphrey
c. Lincoln,
Wid.
Samuel
h. 142
[Stacey
D.
& Paine),
h.
h. 2 Guernsey
Latest
DRYGUUDS.
Lowest
18
Green
Patterns
Prices
Telephone
WHITE
& B0.
Y
HUMPHRE
Agents
Humphrey
ct.
Green
Humphreys
Hunson
(3. Lincoln
R.
wid.
Edmund
P.
nurse,
h.
[Wash.
shoemaker,
Eli V. shoemaker,
h.
S. shoemaker,
Devereux
John V. shoe worker,
Mary B. housekeeper
b. 7 Phillips
11.
13. 286 Wash.
at 286 Wash.
Nathaniel
H. laborer, b. 9 Glover
William M. stockfitter,
b. 15 Middle
Hunter Charles (Natick),
s. r. 8 Crocker
Hurney Margaret A. b. 11 Walnut
Michael, laborer, h. 11 Walnut
Hussey llflairy. wid. John,
died Jan.
Wash.
h.
54 Front,
27,
s. 1'.
Harris Beach
[Pleasant
Hutchinson
Lilla B. teacher (B.), b. 207
Rena E. student, b. 207 Pleasant
Theodore
M. variety,
151 Pleasant,
h. 207 do.
[ory
Hyam Philip H. lining cutter, h. 61 GregRichard,
fisherman,
Hyde Minnie
b. 61 Sewall
E. shoe stitcher,
b.4 Cottage
IMPERIAL CLARA, wid. S. Francis,
h. 23
Wash.
S. Francis, died Dec. 4, 1909
Ing Doey, Iaundry, 6 School, h. do.
Ingalls
Florence
C. stenog.
(B.), b. 28
Pleasant
Frank
G. clerk
[sq.
(Pea..),
h.
house-
Cordelia R. wid. William, asst. editor (B.), b. 9 Prospect
Franklin E. student, b. 9 Prospect
Hannah H. wid. John D. h. 8 Stacy
John M. b. 25 Circle
Lucretia
S. teacher, Sewall grammar
school,
b. 291 Wash.
Mary E. wid. John H. b. 9 Hooper
Richard,
emp. 56 Elm, h. 1'? Tucker
Israel
P. b. 291 Wash.
Henrietta,
wid. Holmes,
11. Atlantic
ave.
Rupert
R. shoecutter,
b. Smith
h. 18 Smith
JACK’S LUNCH, John B. Grady, propr.
11 School
[opp. Circle
Jackson
Henry
(Boston),
s. r. Front
Mary,
housekeeper
at 70 Pleasant
Mary A. Mrs. h. 24 Anderson
Willard
B. clerk (B.), also photographer, Front near Franklin,
h. 16
Pickett
JAMES H. carpenter
and contractor,
Rockaway
ave. 11. do.
4 Wash.
neck
Harold,
clerk,
1083
b. 80 Front
Mary M. h. 97 Elm
[head Neck
Janes Charles P. (Boston),
s. 1'. MarbleJeffrey Edwin W. gardener, h. 148 Pleasant
Jesseman
Henry L. salesman
(91 Summer, B.), h. 58 Pleasant
Johnson Catherine
A. Mrs. shoe stitcher,
b. 8 Nashua
pl.
Ernest, carpenter,
h. 9 Selman
Frank
H.
Wash.
John,
John,
John
electrical
11. at Lynn
machinist {S.),
rem. to Boston
0.
carpenter.
contractor,
86
[n. Maple
h. ofi Lafayette
h. 209 Pleasant
Minnie S. b. 209 Pleasant
[Nahant
Ralph W. agent, Amer. Ex. Co. b. at
Johnston
Hannah B. h. 63 Washington
M. Edith Mrs. h. Sea View ave.
Robert,
Leave your
at the stores of JOHN H. GREENE,
ordr s
WM. F. CLOON and
CONLY & Hoopmz.
or 00M.
H.
Ireson
See page
E. shoe cutter, h. 43 Hawkes
P. (T. W. Tucker
00.), 139
141
b. 17 State
Selden A. rem. from town
[Jersey
James Clarence H. machinist
(S.), 11. 57
George B. (Boston), s. r. Marblehead
9 0
and
H. h. 17 State
H. jr. machinist,
JACOBS
pk.
Hurley
John S. h. Humphrey
c. West:
Julius,
shoemaker,
h. 14 Walnut
M. Adelaide,
b. John S. Hurley’s
Michael
Thomas
William
William
b.
286
h. 124 Front
John
_,
2 Hooper,
Mary E. b. 25 Circle
h. 5 Prospect
8 Rowland
Hunt
B.), h.
11. Smith
Mary B. Wid.
George
keeper
at 60 Front
ave.
George,
ave.
Walter E. messenger,
56 Gregory
William
A. shoe cutter,
(L.), b. 28 Pleasant
W. mgr. (76 Lincoln,
Atlantic
Sarah J. h. 27 Pleasant
shoe worker,
b. 8 Row-
Margaret
B. h. 28 Pleasant
B. jr. clerk
Thomas
Albert,
land
George
1015
Mary, nurse,
b. 16 Russell
Thomas,
cashier,
h. 31 Waldron
Innis
Richard,
baggage
master,
B. & M.
R. R. h. 7 Mechanic
[do.
Samuel T. Supt. Mhd. almshouse,
h.
Samuel
T. jr. carpenter,
h. 8 Union
William B. teamster,
h. 50 Prospect
William E. clerk (B. & M. R. R., B.),
b. 7 Mechanic
& Paine
(Herbert Humphrey),
shoe
John
John
&
chanic
Connected
by Telephone
JOHNSTON
Ingalls
Mary A. housekeeper
at '7 Elm ct.
Mary E. wid. Edward
T. h. 7 Me-
mfrs.
REFRIGERATORS
[Marb1ehead.]
Humphrey
John D. rem. to Beverly
Leonard
G. supt.
Humphrey
&
Paine’s. h. 1 Prince
Linton, clerk (B.), b. 5 Gerry
Lydia A. Wid. William F. died Mch.
26, 1908
Martha
B. forewoman,
Paine’s,
h. 7 Elm
for EDDY’S
WASHINGTON,
C01’.STATE
STREE.
farmer,
h. Gregory
lane
S_
Cliff St., - Marblehead,Mass.
IlseGasto HeatcheaplyMarbleheadGasand ElectricLightCo.
0ffice,106
1016
J OLLIEMOBE
Jolliemore
William
[Marb1ehead.]
S.
chaufieur,
h.
44
Gregory
Jones
Annie
L. rem.
Clarence
to Boston
W. (Brookline),
blehead
Neck
Edward,
machinist,
s. r. Mar-
h. 27 State
George
(Salem),
s.
landing
Henry A. (Waltham),
Henry
S. (Waltham),
Heights
r.
Goodwin’s
{Heights
s. 1'. Clifton
s. r. Clifton
[h. do.
Sarah
M. E. variety,
193
Warren
F. rem. to Salem
Jordan
Charles
Sarah
H.
Pleasant,
E. rem. to Denver,
CO].
deceased
Joyce Margaret A. b. 50 Gregory
Mary A. shoe Worker, b. 50 Gregory
Michael H. shoe worker, h. 50 Gregory
Rose A. bookkeeper,
Sarah 0. shoe worker,
Theresa
H.
(Baltimore,
KATZES
MILTON D. mngr.
Lyceum
tre, 11. at Lynn
Everett
N. propr.
Buena
Farm,
Tedesco,
h. do.
Kearney
Keegan
Michael
Atlantic
Keenan
Bridget,
Henry,
thea-
20
h. 13 Harris
apprentice,
Michael
E. shoecutter,
H.
lobster
h.13 Chestnut
man,
11. 10 Dar-
ling
Thomas H. lab. rms. 150 Elm
Keene Alonzo T. rem. to Beverly
Frederick
R. Mrs. b. 203 Wash.
Keith
Benjamin
F. (B1-ookline),
s. r.
Devereux
Rocks
[Chestnut
Kelley
Catherine
E. stenog.
(B.), b. 3
Francis
nut
E. shoe
worker,
b. 3 Chest-
George
1’. pool room,
School, b. 6 Atlantic
John, b. 9 Chestnut
John
W.
Michael
shoemaker,
Pleasant
c.
ave.
[ave.
h.
F. shoe worker,
Thomas E. lab. 11. 15 Cottage
Kelsey
Charles
E. clerk
(B.),
b. Sea
View ave. B. B.
[Franklin
Kennedy
Carrie, wid.
John L. h. 19
Kenney Helen L. Wid. Charles (Boston),
s. r. Devereux
Rocks
[ferson
Kennison
Carlton E. brakeman,
h. 1 Jef-
Kiely
William
G. h.
Mhd. Neck
Edward
G.
51
shoe
CELEBRATED
GILBERT
Jersey,
s.
12
Kiernan
h. 12 Hawkes
Charles,
hostler,
h. 12 Rowland
Francis, died July
Hugh, clerk (B.),
James A. rem. to
John F. driver, b.
1, 1909
b. 35 Hawkes
Boston
46 Commercial
Julia,
h. 35 Hawkes
Wid.
Hugh,
Timothy E. clerk (B.), h. 37 Hawkes
Kiley David H. shoemaker,
b. 121 Elm
Kimball Bertha A. clerk,
56 Elm, b. 11
L. clerk
(S.), b. 11 Selman
J. propr.
Ye
236 Washington,
Town
Tavern,
h. do.
James
C. carpenter,
h. 11 Selman
Mirriam
I. clerk,
b. 11 Selman
King Alexander,
painter, 174 Wash. h.do.
Benjamin 0. stock fitter, b. 3 Front
Benjamin W. engraver
(B.), h. 227
Pleasant
Charles H. clerk (B.), h. 169 Pleasant
Fanny 0. shoe worker, h. 3 Front
George H. watchman,
B. & M. R. R.
roundhouse,
h. 31 Gregory
0.
Mrs.
dressmaker,
Gregory, h. do.
Thomas J. (Boston),
Kinsman
Elizabeth
r.
[Hawkes
worker,
b. 12
31
[Beach
s. 1'. Devereux
L. wid.
Lee,
deceased
Kirk John, fisherman,
h. 42 State
[tral
Kirwan Matthew G. painter,
h. 10 CenKlink Gertrude R. b. 26 Jersey
Jacob
C. C.
ship
carpenter,
b.
26
Jersey
[h. 26 Jersey
William H. boatman
(Lowell Island),
Knapp Everett (Peabody),
s.r. Groodwin’s
landing
[ant
Mary G. wid. Aaron B. b. 67 PleasKnight
Albert
L. cook,
b. 54 Orne
Archibald
S. shoecutter,
h. 57 Sewall
Archie
S. brakeman,
B. & M. R. R.
h. 51 Pond
6 Atlantic
h. 3 Chest-
nut
Kidder
at
F. shoemaker,
h. 232 Wash.
H. rem. to Charlestown
Martha
b. 10 Darling
Patrick
.
housekeeper
E. shoemaker,
Michael
William
Vista
b. $ Bowden
T. laster,
Chester
John
s. r.
B. stable and garage,
ave. b. 47 do.
E.
Hawkes
Elizabeth
P. Mrs. 13. 19 Maverick
Frank J. shoemaker,
b. 12 Hawkes
George J. shoe cutter, h. 6 South
Hannah M. rem. from town
Herbert A. carpenter, h. 19 Maverick
Elmer
Mhd. Neck
[Selman
Herbert
E. (Som’v’l1e),
s. 1-. 2
Junkins
Elizabeth
111-4
Tel.
KNIGHT
Kiely
Gardner
Md.),
Street
Selman
b. 50 Gregory
b. 50 Gregory
F. b. 50 Gregory
William
Washington
Arthur
[Pond
W. fisherman,
Benjamin
F.
Village
Benjamin
Bertha
H.
R. shoe
E. stenog.
Caroline,
wid.
b. 54 Orne
gardener,
laster,
h.
11.
end
h. 73 Pond
b. 20 Summer
Benjamin
F.
11. 8
Franklin
Caroline
Charles
S. wid. Joseph,
h. 41 Lee
F. driver,
h. 5401-116 11. Pond
Charles H. shoe cutter, h. 9 Circle
Oheslter L. clerk, 1 Orne, b. 20 Frankln
/
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C 0 A
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L
HEADQUARTERS
in Marblehead
for Souvenirs
and
Local View Cards
. . .
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[Marb1ehead.]
KNIGHT
Knight
Clarence
D.
01-113 n.
Pond
Harris,
edge
lea.
Worker,
setter,
s. r. Lincoln
John
b.
54
54 Orne
Lizzie
n.
F.
dressh. do.
Gr. stenog.
May M.
William
Knowlton
(B.),
b. 5 Abbot
C. janitor,
Mhd.
George
[Abbot
Hall,
h. 5
H. painter,
3 Essex,
William
H. painter,
Alex,
shoe
Bassett
b. Rockaway
Worker,
A. wid.
av.
Essex
c.
Simon,
b. 7 Abbot
'7 Abbot,
b.
h. 7 Abbot
Lamson
Allen L. clerk
(B. & M. R. R.,
B.), h. 3 Selman
Bertha
H. bookkeeper
(B.),
b. 7
Nicholson
William
N.
hill
compositor,
Mhd.
senger, h. *7Nicholson
Laney
Mes-
hill
Carrie
M. bookkeeper,
J. Laney
jr.’s,
also special
commissioner,
b. 22 Maverick
Frank,
died
April
16, 1910
0.),
s.
r.
s. 1-. do.
b. 34 Gregory
[Salem
turn
Workman,
Mary E. wid. J. Eric,
Anna
H. sten.
162
Edith
deB.
Elmer,
25
b.284 Wash.
b.
14
{8 Jefferson
teacher,
student,
Flora
b.
Wash.
Mugford
S. sten.
High
school,
b.
b. 14 Mugford
(88
Broad,
B.),
b.
14
Mugford
Emerson
R. salesman
(80 Kingston,
13.), h. 14 Mugford
[ford
George
H. shoe
cutter,
h. 14 MugMattie,
bookkeeper,
112 Wash.
b. 14
Mugford
[h. 8 J eiferson
Philip
B. dentist,
Rechabite
block,
Thomas
S. shoe laster,
b.12 Maverick
William
A. (Salkins
& Laskey),
Wash.
b. 131 Elm
William
B. dentist,
Rechabitae
h. '76 Pleasant
112
block,
Latus
John J. trav. salesman
(B.). h. 33
Franklin
[bot ct.
Lavender
Annie L. wid. Allen W. b. AbWilliam
E. (Gazette
High
Lawlor
Bridget:
Press,
S.),
h. 29
J. b. 40 Chestnut
Christopher,
John
Lamprell
Eliza J. flagmaker,
Martha A. dressmaker,
do.
Martha
h.
Neck,
Larson
LAKE EDWARD H. shoemaker,
h.35 State
Lambert
Elvie L. b. 134 Wash.
John
H. boat builder,
h. 134 Wash.
Lambertson
Charles
A. rem. to Lynn
Harry L. lobsterman,
b. Mrs.
L. A.
Lamie
D.
Laskey
195 Wash.
C. b. Atlantic
ave. c. Phillips
J. b. 34 Russell
John,
shoemaker,
b.
23:”)
Wash.
[h. do.
Kowalski
Joseph,
milk,
Tedescon.
West,
Kuell
Charles
H. shoe cutter,
h. 31 Barnard
David,
h. 31 Barnard
ave.
b. 22 Maverick
(Wash.
Frederick
N.
Barnard
11.
Lambertson‘s
[ave.
Lucy A. Wid. Joseph,
11. Rockaway
Walter
L carpenter;
also (Whowell
& Lambertson),
Atlantic
ave. b.
11. 65
Langley
Harris J. student,
b. 11 Harris
Harris S. provisions,
118 Wash. h. 9
Harris
[Barnard
Larivee Alice H. bookkeeper
(L.), b. 25
Frederick,
shoe laster, h. 25 Barnard
Lida
Sarah
Komenda
Rockaway
and notary
Mary, teacher,
Gerry
school,
b. at
Nellie,
shoe Worker,
b. 154 Elm
William,
shoemaker,
b. 34 Gregory
Langille
M. Edith,
housekeeper,
b. 4
Jefferson
b. 5 Abbot
Abbot
H. stitcher,
Louisa
Catherine,
foreman,
J. Laney
jr.‘s,
b.
Cowell
caretaker,
h. 12 Cowell
C.cordwainer,h
14 Mechanic
0. died Dec. 10, 1909
died Apr.
27, 1910
T. shoemaker,
h. 20 Frank[54 Sewall
Caroline
A. wid.
John
H. h.
P. b. 5 Abbot
Jennie
attorney
Humphrey
at Swampscott
line
A. H. & E. proprs.
The Oceanside,
Lane
Lizzie M. h. 8 Franklin
[ington
Mary B. tel. operator,
b. 38 WashMary H. h. 15 Washington
Robert,
12
Samuel,
Samuel
Sarah
William,
William
lin
Knowland
Daniel
J 01111,pension
Landers
wid.
William
38 Washington,
STS.
1017
public,
h. 22 Maverick
John
jr.
shoe
mnfr.
Green
Pleasant
(3. Green
h.
WASHINGTON
LEAVITT
Laney
h. 20 Summer,
ave.
N. G. jobber,
Pond
Lizzie
M.
maker,
AND
h. 40 Chestnut
T. letter
Lawrence
37 Central
Rebecca
Lawson
Edward
carrier
(P. O. 13.), h.
L. h. 31 Orne
P. painter,
11.26 Village
George
F. carpenter,
h. 25 Waldron
ct.
Lawton
Charles
A. boat
builder,
b. 74
Front
[lantic
ave.
Leahey
Delia,
cook
at R. Upt;on‘s,
At-
Leahy
Honora,
Wid. William,
h. 5 Com-
mercial
Mary, shoe Worker,
b. 5 Commercial
Lear William
S. lab. 1). 185 Pleasant
Leavitt
Eben H. salesman,
b. 10 Market
sq.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE. CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead.
Tel. 238-2
Largest
J. B. Blood.Co.
1018
Fred M. farmer,
h. Lafayette
Humphrey
Glover
Annie,
Robert,
hill, b. do.
Thomas
E. Wid.
ant
Harriet,
music
Horace,
lea.
teacher,
remnants,
Frank
H. shoe
cutter,
Anna
(Lillibridge
Lunch),
129
W.
h. 262
260
Pleas-
(William
ice cream,
William
ant,
Lincoln
[b. do.
83 Pleasant,
Lindsey
J.
and
J.),
Bros.),
260 Pleas-
b. 262 do.
h. 8 Mar[Green
F. machinist,
Addie,
shoe
trimmer,
b.
29
B. b. 38 High
Benjamin
School,
Benjamin
Wash.
Benjamin
jr.
printer,
Pleasant
h. at Chelsea
2d,
shoe
laster,
b.
J.
h.
c.
262
[Fort Sewall
Gregory,
s. 1'.
15
Benjamin
M. painter,
h. do.
Eliza H. shoe trimmer,
Jr.
Arthur
260 Pleasant
J . (Lillis
William
ket sq.
3; Amy
b. 293 Wash.
129 Wash.
Pleasant
Arthur
J. (Lillis
Bros.),
ant, b. 262 do.
h. 126 Pleas-
Road’s
b. 23
M. Wid. Patrick
Bros.
5 Hal-ding’s
teacher,
S.
b. at Salem
builder,
h. 23 Pond
restaurant,
Lillis
F. b. 293 Wash.
h. 24 Abbot
F. Wid. Joseph,
forewoman,
(L.), h. 293 Wash.
William E. h. 83 Pleasant
LeGau1t Anthony
P. chauffeuz-,h. 22 Lee
Edna,
school,
boat
5 Nichol-
F. Eowat-d(Li11ib1-idge
Lunch),
129
Wash. h. 18 Russell
Lunch
(Frank D. and F. Howard),
Josie
Lucy,
Lucy
Legro
D.
Wash.
ct. 11. do.
John
Ernest,
h.
Pond
h. 28 Darling
Rufus,
[son hill
B. shoemaker,
Lillibridge
Florence
F. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 7
Green
Frederick
(N. A. Lindsey
& 00.),
Pleasant,
11. 52 Jersey
George H. rem. to Cliftondale
Hannah
h. 207 Wash.
B. shoe trimmer, h. 11 Elm
George
F. painter,
b. 11 Elm
Hannah H. G. Wid. James S. h. 15
Middle
[cle
Hannah M. Wid. Jos. H. h. 22 CirJoshua P. b. 29 Mugford
Mary
I. dressmaker,
5 Nicholson
b. 24 Abbot
Wid.
M. boatman,
George
h. 17
Catherine D. Mrs. nurse, h. 7 Green
Edgar L. bookkeeper
(44 Bromfield,
B.), b. 5 Ha:-ding’s ct.
Edward, florist, 24 Abbot, 11. do.
Ellen,
Fred
[Glover
Rebecca
B. Wid. Thomas
J. h. 17
Sarah P. b. 18 Waldron ct.
William, fish, 78 Front, h. 66 do.
William
P. shoemaker,
h. 18 Waldron ct.
Lefavor David D. (D. D. Lefavor & Co.
Canal, S.), also (E. S. Woodbury
& Co. 135 Lincoln,
B.), h. 14
Watson
LINDSEY
Anna M. sten. (S.), b. 5 Nicholson
hill
[Reed
Annie F. shoe lining
maker,
b. 13
Benjamin
R. mngr. Pleasant
cor.
School, h. 16 Bowden
[hill
Carrie A. stenog. (L.), b. 5 Nicholson
driver,
b. 18 Waldron
ct.
P. shoemaker,
b. 18 Wal-
dron ct.
John, cook, b. 18 Waldron ct.
Lydia. P. Wid. John T. nurse,
Lefavour
UNION STREET MARKET
Lewis
n.
[Maple
Hamlin
B. farmer,
h. Lafayette
:1.
Mary A. Wid. Ralph, b. F. M. Leavil:t’s
[beach 1
LeBlanc Didier
(Salem),
s. 1-. Bessom’s
Lecraw
Irving,
Benjamin
LYNN MARKET
of
[Marblehead.]
LEAVITT
Leavitt
Handlers
Meats
of all
Kinds
off
Russell,
b. 29 Green
Emily S. Wid. Joseph W. h. 38 High
Ernest (N. B. Lindsey Co.), 8 Ander-
LeMaster
Annie
G. bookkeeper
(Ipswich), b. 1 Summer
Mary E. Wid. George, h. 1 Summer
Mary H. clerk, 56 Elm, b. 1 Summer
Sarah E. stenog.
(State House,
B.),
b. 1 Summer
[Wash.
Lemmon
Martha A. clerk
(S.), b. 98
William B. clerk, 92 Wash. h. 98 do.
Wllliam M. druggist,
98 Wash.b.do.
Lent Jesfiel Gr. carpenter,
h. 9 Nicholson
i 1
Leslie Alice E. (Sunflower
Tea and Gift
Shop), 8 Selman, h. at Swamp.
Fannie M. Mrs. h. 8 Darling
House,
Maud
M. Chandler,
propr.
hotel, 113 Front
son,
11. 7 Gerry
Harry K. driver,
b. B. M. Lindsey’s
John B. died April 8, 1910
Joseph H. shoe iaster, h. 61 Green
Mary H. h. 29 Green
Mary 0. b. 15 Gregory
Nathaniel,
N. Allan
stoekfitter,
b. 41 Sewall
(N. A. Lindsey
& 00.),
Pleasant
cor.
School,
h. 73
Jersey
INDSEY N. A. & C0. (N. Allen Lindsey
and
Frederick
Lefavour),
and job printers
Marblehead
c.
School
Congress).
Messenger,
(Boston
See
book
and publishers
page
Pleasant
office,
1343
1082
LADIES’and CHILDREN’S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
T. W.TUBKER
I} .
Telephone
Agents
WHITE
& B0.
[Marblehead.]
LINDSEY
Lindsey
N.B. 00. (William
Lindsey),
cracker
dersox-1
Oliver,
shoe
laster,
A. and Ernest
mfrs. 8 An-
13. 1'74 Wash.
8
William
A. (N. B. Lindsey
00.),
Anderson,
h. 141 Pleasant
William
H.
Litchman
shoe
Alice
Shoe
Annie,
laster,
M.
00.
b. 33
also
also
chairman
15 State,
B. prof.
photog-
(Univ.
board
of
11. 2 High-
of Alabama),
b. 10 High
L. clerk
J.
(B.),
Wid.
B. h. 33 Front
See page 1455
William
T. 2d, electricia.n,b.
33 Front
Littlefield
Lizzie
T. housekeeper
at 4
Sewall
[Darling
Lockerbie
John W. salesman
(B.), h. 18
Loham Benjamin
H. (Loham
Bros.),
7
Bessom,
(Benjamin
Loham
jr.),
Mary S. wid.
Thomas,
H.
hay
and
and
Worker,b.
Francis,
Thomas
grain,
7
175 Pleas[ant
h. 1'75 Pleas-
11. 14 Maverick
Thomas jr. (Loham Bros.),7 Bessom,
b. 14 Maverick
[ct.
Long Dorothy,
nurse,
b. 16 Goodwin's
Edward
W. (Lynn),
s. r. Bessom’s
Beach
[ant
S. Ellen,
Wid. VVi11iam,
h. 216 PleasLongton
Florence
M. b. 12 South
Mary J. Wid. Job,
h. 12 South
William
H. edgesetter,
Daniel,
died
July
b. 12 South
Lord
Fred A. moulder,
Lorensen
Larets,
sailor,
Losea. Joseph,
plumber,
Love
James
laster,
s. r. Gilbert
[ave.
h. 25 Lincoln
h. 37 Commercial
J. painter,
rd.
b. end
b. 10 Mt. Vernon
h. 35 Central
b. 12 State
Charles
E. (Boston),
Heights
David J. shoemaker,
James,
F.
b. 13 Cottage
foreman
(L.),
[h.
h.
Beach
183
ave.
John A. farm hand, b. 26 Maverick
William E. shoe laster, h. 6 Mechanic
Lucy
Catherine,
wid. Jeremiah,
b. 8
Lookout
ct.
Lukense
Harry,
cutter,
b. 58 Orne
Milton
H. repair
man, 1'. 30 Wash.
Harry,
ticket
agt. (B.), h. 34
Franklin
[sq_
Sarah A. lining maker,
b. 8 Market
Lynch
Edward,
lab. b. 6 Cottage
Thomas
P. musician,
h. 60 Commer-
clal
William H. lab. b. Rowland
c. Cross
Lyon Albert P. shoe cutter,
h. 36 High
Elizabeth
M. b. 226 Wash.
Mary E. Wid. John J. died Jan. 11,
1910
Nathaniel
C. (19 Lincoln,
B.), h. 128
Atlantic
ave. byd. Beach
Susan T. wid. Samuel M. b. 128 Atlantic ave.
[h. 182 Pleasant
Thomas
h. 13 Cottage
T. conductor,
Elizabeth,
shoe
Front
Esther
G. packer,
Henry
K. asst.
Sea. church,
B. & M. R. R.
stitcher,
b.
b. 114 Front
pastor,
Star
114
of the
b. 60 Gregory
James
E. shoe Worker,
h. 25 State
Louisa.
M.
wid.
William
J. h.
Glover
Mary
E. shoe
Mary J.
Patrick,
P. shoemaker,
Thomas
S. farm
6
b. 114 Front
stitcher,
housekeeper
h. 114 Front
Thomas
at 104 Front
h. 104 Front
hand,
h.
1 Hillside
b.
114
ave.
Wiiliam
MACE
F. shoemaker,
JAMES
John
10, 1909
Elizabeth
J. h. and Cemetery
Mary F. prin.
Gerry school,
Cemetery
rd.
Loud
carpenter,
Harry
Low Seth F. (Daniel Low & 00. Salem),
Lowe Alice P. shoe packer, b. 6 Mechanic
George,rem.
to Hampden
Highlands,
Lyons
h. 22 Village
Bessom
Francis
A. shoe
ant
Looney
Robert,
Luscomb
h. 10 High
John
M. Annie,
wid. Charles
H. h. 10
High
Nathan,
bookkeeper
(B.), h. 27 State
Sarah E. Wid. William,
died July 17,
1909
ITCHMAN WILLIAM
T. town
clerk,
also pension attorney
and notary
public, Abbot
Hall, h. 3 Circle.
Bros.
1019
Joseph,
shoe worker, h. 41 Atlantic
ave.
Mary. Wid. James,
b. 13 Cottage
Patrick
W. shoemaker,
b. 150 Elm
Pleasant
Paine
132 Wash.
printer,
rapher,
Louise
Connected
by Telephone
Me.
B.
assessors,
land
terr.
John
Love
b. 29 Green
bookkeeper,
RANGES
MACLACHLIN
Lovell
b. 33 Front
bookkeeper,
Front
Frederic
Harold
GLENWOOD
for
WASHINGTON,
C01‘.STATESTREEI
D. teamster,
W. lobsterman,
Front
h. 19 Ome
h. 30 Elm
Joseph
H. express
(Salem
and Marblehead),
68 Pond,
11. do.
Laura,
shoe stitcher,
b. 68 Pond
Marion
0. box maker,
b. 68 Pond
Samuel
H. motorman,
h. 23 Beacon
William
H. baker, F. Boa:-dman's,
b.
23 Beacon
[Pitman’s
ct.
MacArthur
Edwin
R. canvasser,
h. 6
MacKay
Winona
C. housekeeper
at 273
Wash.
[Goodwin’s
landing
MacLachlin
Matthew
(Malden),
s.
1*.
Lime, Cement and Sand M”
MARTIN
°°°
Cliff Sh, 5'
Marblehead
"'61"0
Marblehead Gas and
UseGasfor Cheap
PUWBI
Office,
1020
[Marb1ehead.]
MACLEAN
MacLean
Charles
A.
(Everett),
Mechanic
ct.
Ruth
E. asst.
Macleod
mngr.
s. r. 8
[b. 23 do .
4 Pleasant,
McCafferty
Patrick
J. laborer,
b. 23
Chestnut
[tral
McCaigue
Catherine,
stitcher,
b. 32 CenPhilip H. shoe cutter,
b. 32 Central
I Robert,
laborer,
Sarah,
stitcher,
see McKeague
McCannan
Everett,
h. 32 Central
b. 32 Central
[Rockaway
shoe
cutter,
h. 17
McCarthy
Mary
F. Bert, rem. to Beverly
A. cook at Mrs. Kenney’s,
Devereux Rocks
M. Agnes,
teacher,
Story
gram.
school, b. 43 Elm
[ley’s
McCauley
Margaret
R. b. P. T. McCau-
Patrick
T. mor. dresser,
erick
McClain
Almon,
fisherman,
Mcclearn
Stuart
F. sole
State
Mcfllosky
Annie‘
Berriiard,
L.
mason,
h. end
Mav-
[Atlantic
stenog.
(L.),
63 Atlantic
ave.
b. 63
ave.
h.
0.
James
B. mason,
h. 26 Chestnut
Mary
G. bookkeeper,
126 Wash.
b.
63 Atlantic
ave.
Nellie
F.
teacher,
S.
Roads’
jr.
school,
b. 63 Atlantic
ave.
[nut
McCool Jane, wid. Michael,
h. 12 ChestPeter
J. express,
5 Cottage,
h. 5
Central
[h. do.
Thomas,
cigars, etc. 51 Atlantic
ave.
McCoy Alice A. stitcher,
b. 4 Chestnut:
Annie,
shoe wurker,
Mary E. housekeeper
h. 41 Chestnut
at 25 Chestnut
Nellie J. b. 4 Chestnut
Patrick
G. shoemaker,
Sarah E. h. 4 Chestnut
Thomas,
McOue
actor,
Jeremiah,
McDonald
Angela,
h. Devereux
n.
Val-
h. 4Hawkes
b. 20 Bassett
McEa.ehern
Ethel,
housekeeper
at
Atlantic
ave.
[Mechanic
McEachran
William 0. shoe laster,
Jennie,
table girl
Atlantic
ave.
132
sq.
h. 8
at R. Up[1 Walnut
McGil1EdWard
J. clerk,
67 Gregory,
b.
Michael
J. bookkeeper
(B.),
h. 28
Sarah
Commercial
A. wid.
McGrilvray
McG1eW
Stephen
150 Elm
Margaret,
McGrath
Thomas,
Michael,
b. 1 Walnut
J.
worker,
mor.
stenog.
shoe
h.
[at Salem
89 Front,
b.
laster,
h. 30 Cen-
tral
CELEBRATED
GILBERT
8: COLE
167 Pleasant
h. 4
[Beacon
Norman
u.
h.
on, b. 25 Commercial
laborer,
h. 25 Commercial
&
00.),
Green,
h. 45 Wash.
Charles
C. shoemaker,
b. 25 Pearl
Isaac
J. b. 25 Pearl
Jessie
C. stenog.
(B.),
b. 21 Merritt
John
W. (J. M. McIntosh
Green,
h. 21 Merritt
John
W. & Co. (John
ward
McIntosh),
Green
Ralph
A. pianist,
A.
&
W. and A. Edshoe
mnfrs.
trimmer,
b.
Merritt
F. bookkeeper
laborer,
George
George
21
[Walnut
Mr~Kay Edward
George,
Co.),
b. 21 Merritt
shoe
(B.),
h. 6
h. 15 Cliff
jr. shoe laster, b. 15 Clifi
T. tre-as. Stearns
& McKay.
Co. rms. 10 Goodwin's
ct.
William,
lab. b. 34 Maverick
McKeague
Daniel,
laborer,
h. 4 Elm
Rose, housekeeper
see McCaigue
McKenna
Lelia
pl.
at 13 Walnut
M. Mrs.
h. 20 Stacey
McKinnon
Everett,
Rockaway
Ralph
McKissock
R. buffer,
b. E. B. Goodwixfls,
Annie
L. teacher,
Story
gram.
school,
b. 15 Guernsey
McMahon
shoe
Henry
cutter,
h. 17
[Doak’s lane
P. (Salem),
s. r. Bes-
beach
[erick
E. housekeeper
Thomas,
rem.
at 32 Mav~
to Salem
McMu1lan
Margaret,
wid. John,
housekeeper at 45 Front
[Neck
William
P. (Salem), s. r. Marblehead
Annie,
Pleasant
Mary,
housekeeper
domestic
at
248
at 16 Pickett
Michael,
lab. h. 9 Gerry
McQuarrie
Alice M. shoe
stitcher,
b.
Commercial
McQueen
Eva,housekeeper
at 2 Guernsey
McQuesten
Frank
blehead
B. (Boston),
15
s. 1'. Mar-
Neck
Fred (Brookline),
s. 1-. Mhd. Neck
George Mrs. (Boston),
s. 1-. Marblehead Neck
[Spring
Magee
Arthur,
trimming‘
cutter,
h. 2
Ernest
K. shoe cutter,
b. 7 Franklin
Everett
M. baker,
b. 7 Franklin
Frank,
Frank
h. 7 Nicholson
jr. shoe cutter,
hill
h. 1 Gregory
Harry C. shoe cutter,
h. 128 Front
Herbert,
foreman,
Paine
Shoe 00.
22 Circle
LACKAWANNA
CO.,
111-4
Patrick
M. b. 25 Commercial
Mclntire
Lewis P. baker, h. 19 Russell
McIntosh
A. Edward
(J. W. McIntosh
McNuIty
housekeeper
at 6 Devereux
Wid. John D. h. 20 Bassett
B. b. 20 Bassett
h. Fort Sewall
[State
C. John,
motorman,
b. 32
ton’s,
Patrick,
som‘s
Mary A.
Hannah,
Katherine
Patrick,
McDormand
McElhinney
Mary A. closer
Margaret
gardener,
Tel.
J. shoe worker,
Hawkes
Martin
F. coachman,
McLaughlin
h. 3 Central
[lay
Street
MAGEE
McHugh Jeremiah
Raymond
h. 36 State
sorter,
h. 23
Electric Light 60.
106 Washington
St., Marblehead.
C 0
A
TCL
h.
L
2 23'2
RICHARD
M. COOK
QPTOMETRISTJ
MARBLEHEAD
James,
James
died Dec. 31, 1909
H. fisherman,
Mabel
L.
Mary
Magonigal
h. 7 Franklin
housekeeper
BroWn’s,
at
G.
H.
West
S. Wid. James,
h. 20 Franklin
Edward
J. shoemaker,
h. '73
Green
Maguire
Mahoney
[Commercial
John
T. shoemaker,
James,
shoe
Worker,
Chestnut
JeI'emiahJ
John
. shoe
W. shoe
laster,
h. 57
11. 38
h.21
Worker,
Hawkes
1). 21 Circle
C.
Wid.
Richard
S.
b.
H.
shoe
stitcher,
b.
ford
Mallard
Malone
Maloon
21 Mug-
[56 Devereux
Arthur
W. plumber,
12 State,
Michael,
mason,
b. 4 Lindsey
Annie
A. b. 26 Waldron
h.
Manning
Archibald,
shoe cutter,
b. 21
Anderson
[Mhd. Neck
George H. E. (Nashua,
N. H.), s. r.
Mansfield
Charles G. salesman
(B.), h. 5
Wash.
Marblehead
Academy
and High School,
Pleasant
n. Rockaway
Almshouse,
ofi Vine
Cafe,
A. M. Hall,
propr.
Fort Sewall
Front
11.
Club, Paine bldg. Pleasant; c. School
Electric
Light Station,
Commercial
Ii.
head
lines
MARBLEHEAD
MACHINE 00. (Arthur
E. Colchester),
machinists,
26
Lee.
See page
1081
Manufacturing
00. (James
Sullivan
and Charles Townsend),
gelatine
and glue mfrs. Green c. Lincoln
ave.
ARBLEHEAD
MESSENGER,
N. A.
Lindsey
& Co. publishers,Pleasant c. School.
See page 1082
Motor Boat 00. 36 Mugford
Municipal
Light
Dept.
Rechabite
bldg‘. Pleasant
c. School
Potteries
& Handcraft
Shops, Front
11. Goodwin
ct.
ARBLEHEAD
SAVINGS
liam F. Nutting,treas.
See page
Shoe
1075
Repairing
00.
BANK, Wil154 Wash.
T.
Berry),
scott
Marsters
Wid. Peter,
h.
b. 28 Prospect
D. h. 31 Elm
Marts
Thomas,
Marshall
John,
grocer,
driver,
R. HATHAWAY,
[31 Elm
rd.
Georgie
28
3 Cowell,
rms.
h. West n.Swamp-
[Neck
M. (Camb.),
s. r. Mhd.
s. r. Mhd.
John
S.
Pleasant
Benjamin
F. postmaster,
office, h. 100 Elm
Mhd.
Neck
h. 66
post
ARTIN B. F.’S SONS (Knott
V. and
Stephen
C.), milk dealers
and
market gardeners,
13 Green. See
page 1077
Benjamin
F. jr. general
22 Pond,
h. do.
Benj.
F. 2d, carpenter,
contractor,
Barnard
11.
Gregory,
h. 148 Elm
Bertha
B. b. 11 Village
Bridget, Wid. Edward,
h. 30 Prospect
Bridget
C. stitcher,
h. 9 Barnard
Dora. P. h. 25 Sewall
Emma
W. Wid. Henry,
h. 5 Lookout
Ethel,
teacher,
Sewall
gram.
school,
b. at Beverly
Everett
G. clerk,
14 Hooper.
b. 5
Lookout
ct.
[ct.
Fay W. shoe
worker,
Florence
E. rem.
Frank I. builder
Elm, h. do.
Gardner
Hannah
Harold
b.
5 Lookout
from town
and real estate,
A. (J. F. Martin
15 Cowell,
George,
clerk,
148
& Son),
1'.
h. 15 do.
P. O. b. 100 Elm
R. Wid. George
W. painter,
H. h.23 Orne
h. 13 Darling
Harry W. student,
b. 58 Gregory
Henry 0. shoe cutter,
b. 23 Orne
Henry L. mason, b. 100 Elm
Herman,
draughtsman
(P1-octor,Vt.)
b. 5 Harris
Horace
A. shoemaker,
Horace
M. clerk,
h. 8 Lindsay
112
Wash.
h. 58
Gregory
Jennie
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GO0DStor $600.00.
GARDNER
1021
ARBLEHEAD TRANSPOR'l‘ATION
00.
S. H
lark, mngr. ferry to the
Neck, Tucker's
wharf.
Sega page
1076
[ant
Water Dept. Rechabite
bldg. PleasYacht Yard (Stearns
& McKay 00.),
yacht builders,
Dixey wharf, 89
Front
[Guernsey
Marden Mary E. Wid. William
H. h. 11
Richmond
F. dry goods,
153 Wash.
h. 159 Elm
[Prospect
[73 Wash.
(M.
in fact
Optical
. . .
Ellen F. shoe packer,
b. 8 Lindsey
Emma S. b. 66 Pleasant;
[ct.
Cliff
See
the
. .
Edward
P. shoe mnfr.
r. 5 Harris,h.
5 do. s. 1'. Harris
beach
ARBLEHEAD
GAS
&
ELECTRIC
LIGHT G0. Sanford
E. Gillette,
mgr. 106 Wash.distributing
tank,
off 35 Orne.
Laundry,
15 State
to
. .
Maria Mrs. (Camb.),
Martin
Alicia
C. Wid.
Legg’s hill, h. 9 Prospect
John N. h. 21 Mugford
Mary
Matched,
MARTIN
Marr Esther
39
Joseph
P. hairdresser,
5 School,
h.
Prospect:
cor. Wash.
Thomas,
engineer,
pumping
station,
Malcom
Lenses
pertaining
.
. . .
Ma:-key
Catherine
T.
James
F. carpenter,
Mary,
shoe Worker,
b. 38 Chestnut
Main Carrie
W. b. 9 Prospect
[Jersey
Eunice
Fitted,
everything
Business
[Marblehead.]
MAGEE
Magee
Glasses
Insurance,
D. clerk.
b. 16 Rowland
Cost$3.00 101'ThreeYears
Tel. 233-2
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Lowest
Prices
[Marb1ehead.]
Martin
John
A. (John S. Martin 00.), 6
Cliff, h. 59 Gregory
John E. blacksmith,
h. 30 Prospect
John F. ice cream mnfr. also (J. F.
Martin & Son), r. 15 Cowell,
h.
15 do.
ARTIN JOHN S. 00. Inc. coal. Wood,
brick,
pipe,
lime, cement,
roofing,
paint
6 Cliif n. Elec.
foot
Joseph,
J.
sand,
drain
and paper,
light
lines
real estate,
Hooper.
station.
See
118 Wash.
(American
Pond,
h. do.
Oil
00.),
4
h. do.
J. F. & Son
A.),
(John
lea:
F.
and
remnants,
Gardner
1'. 15 Oowell
Knott B. shoemaker,
h. 16 Rowland
Knott V. (B. F. Martin's
Sons), 13
Green, h. 7 Harris ct.
Lawrence
T. driver,
h. 125 Elm
Maria
L.
teacher,
Gerry
prim.
school, h. 18 Pleasant
Marion A. student,
b. 59 Gregory
Martha A. h. 13 Green
Michael,
shoemaker,
h. 14 Cottage
Nellie
F. b. 8 Lindsey
Robert B. ice cream mnfr. 13 Green,
b. 100 Elm
Sadie
E. milliner,
Sadie
L. shoe
0. died
Samuel
Samuel
C. jobber,
h. 47 Gregory
C. jr. b. 110 Front
Feb.
Samliel
Gr. driver,
ct.
[ct.
b. 5 Lookout
13 Green,
F. Martin’s
to Nova
h. do.
Sons),
teacher,
Scotia
Sewall
gram.
school,
also teacher
of sewing,
public schools, h. 2 Mason
T.
Richard,
laborer,
Robert,
gardener,
rms.
r. 136 Wash.
b. 13 Rowland
W.
139-141
CO.
WASHINGTON
Grader
blk. b.
Masterson
Anna
Beacon
Michael
(New
Rev.
York),
(Peabody),
s. r. 17
[Island
s. r. Ger:-y’s
Patrick
Rev. (Lynn),
s. r. Grerry’s
Island
[Mt. Vernon
Meader Aurelia
J. wid. Moses K. h. 11
Carrie E. wid, Edgar K. h. 39 Elm
Edgar K. agent (B.), b. 39 Elm
Robert
0. shoe
outter,
b. 11 Mt.
Vernon
Meaney John, lab. b. 80 Front
Means Arthur
E. night oper. N. E. T. &.
T. 00. b. at Salem
Meek Henry M. Mrs. (Salem),
s. 1-. Devereux beach
[£10.
Meilbye
James
B. janitor,
8 Hooper,
h.
James
B. jr. shoe laster,
h. 32 Mugford
40 Pleasant
Melvin
Benjamin
G. trav.
salesman,
h.
John,
h. 40 Pleasant:
Melzard
David
T. b. 13 Franklin
[lin
Elbridge
Fannie,
G. shoemaker,
wid. Benjamin
Frances,
b. 13 FrankT. deceased
b. 5 Harris
[Pleasant
Isabella,
wid.
George
Lewis, hairdresser
(L.),
W. h. 164
h. Hawkes
STREET
H. rem.
to Keene,
H.
[Franklin
F.
K.
lobsterman,
h. 13
K. lobsterman,
b. 13 Frank[Lattimer
Merrill
Alice S. clerk,
Frank
O. grocer,
51 Wash.
51 Wash.
Cowell
13
Isaac W. h. 8 Mason
[Mason
Isaac W. jr. collector
of taxes,
h. 2
Jonathan
B. carpenter,
b. 8 Mason
Maggie A. wid. Frank,
laundress,
16
Elm ct. h. do.
Mary E. wid. Joseph,
h. 13 Rowland
Betsy,
G. janitor,
13 Rowland
N.
William
William
lin
Green, b. 100 Elm
Thomas
F. carpenter,
h. 14:Ghestnut
Thomas
J. teamster,
b. Rowland
0.
Cross
Thomas S. h. 11 Village
[ct.
Willard D. stenog. (L.), b. 5 Lookout
William
G. b. 57 Gregory
William T. shoemaker,
h. 31 Central
Mason Blanche
T. shoe Worker,
b. 8
Stacey
Ernest C. carpenter
and harbor master, h. 8 Lookout
ct.
M.
William
Mary B. wid. John
5, 1910
h. 5 Lookout
Sarah E. h. 42 Lee
Sarah E. wid. Henry,
rem.
Mason
c. Lindsey
b. 8 Lindsey
Samuel
George,
MESSEBVEY
b. 16 Rowland
packer,
Sarah H. florist,
Stephen
C. (B.
LYNN MARKET
tbl
b. 9
11. 6
[timer
George W. shoe operator,
h. 9 LatLeverett
B. (Brighton),
s. 1'. GoodWin’s landing
L. Elizabeth,
teacher,
S. Roads jr.
school,
b. at Salem
Martha,
Wid. Orlin,
b. 32 Russell
Merritt
Alfred
S. farmer,
h.
West
Humphrey
11.
[13 Elm
Carrie E. teacher,
Gerry school,
h.
David (Salem), boarding
stable (summer), Clifton Heights
Francis,
h. 6 Beacon
Richard
William
H. b. 6 Beacon
B. McKay
stitcher,
Lincoln
ave.
William
B. jr. supt.
h. 39
[39 Lincoln
ave.
J. Laney
jr.’s,
h.
William F. lobster-man,
h. 30 Russell
Messervey
Ambrose
H. h. 29 Lee
Ambrose H. jr. shoe cutter,
b. 29 Lee
Frank,
Frank
John
laborer,
T. shoe
b. 29 Lee
cutter,
b . 29 Lee
L. edgesetter,
Thomas
S. clerk,
State
William
L. driver,
RIBBONS,
h. 9 Wald:-on
78
Front,
h.
ct.
27
b. 5 Central
NECKWEAR
and
WHITE
GOODS
HOUSE
COMPLETE
WHITE
&0!].
FURNISHERS
WASHINGTON.
Cor. STATESTREET. E}"i‘3§°§§§one
[Max-blehead.]
MESTER
Mester
John,
Metcalf
teamster,
George
Moore
h. 9 Lattimer
L. Wood
and
Paper
C. pres.
G. L. Metcalf
Wood
Mguru
Alfred,
Essex
Alfred
shoemaker
MORAN
(Bev.),
[do.
prop:-.
Essex
House,
h.
Milberry
Walter,
printer
(Chelsea),
h. oft‘
Rockaway
ave.
[ington
Miller Charles,
shoemaker.
b. 10’? WashMatthew,
cabinet
maker, 11. 74 Front
Millett
Anna
W.
clerk,
56‘ Elm,
b.
3
Lincoln ave.
[ave.
Frank,
supt. 20 Sewall,
h. 3 Lincoln
Hannah,
Wid. Franklin,
b. 5 Gerry
Henry
C. clerk
(Naumk.
Trust 00.
S.),
Henry
Ida
clerk,
L. rem.
Richard
Robert
h. 37 Front
h. 23 Mugford.
designer,
Miner
Charles
Green
h. 38 Prospect;
b. 113
A. trav.
(S.),
laster,
h. 65
[Neck
Frank
B.
shoe
mnfr.
b. 17
h.
5
h. 3 Rowland
Ex. Co. 11. 27
b. 3 Rowland
Mary
H. forewoman,
John
W. McIntosh’s,
b. 3 Elm pl.
Robert
R. laster,
h. 290 Wash.
Willard
E. electrician,
27 Vine, b. do.
William
H. gardener,
Wm. K. shoemaker,
William
P. clerk,
h. 18 Maverick
h. 47 Front
Pleasant
c. School,
h. 28 Village
Moffett
Joseph
M. Hattie,
A. shoe cutter,
b. 2 Wash.
wid. James
W. restaurant,
2 Wash. h. do.
[4 Cottage
Monahan
Annie, stenog. (34 Dev. B.), b.
Katherine,
b. 4 Cottage
Mary
A. stitcher,
b. 4 Cottage
Patrick,
section foreman,
R. h. 4 Cottage
Thomas,
Mooney
Nora,
Moore
Henry,
B. & M. R.
[cial
coachman,
b. 37 Commershoe Worker,
b. 15 Glover
died
Aug.
Elm,
h.
b. 18 Bowden
Alice
E.
shoe
packer,
Commercial
Vine
F. printer,
121
B. boxmaker,
Bridget
R. house[Cliff
Bassett,
George L. shoe laster,
Johr S. driver, Amer.
Lewis
boarders,
Hathaway’s,
Humphrey
Clara G. Mrs.
housekeeper
A. S. Men-itt‘s,
West
Muirhead
Mulcahy
h. 17 Hawkes
Elizabeth
C. wid. Eleazer
keeper at 8 Elm
Etta
Front
salesman,
Blanche
M. bookkeeper
Hawkes
E. shoe
Mrs.
Melvin C. carpenter.
h. 18 Bowden
Moxley John S. h. 126 Wash.
Mrzot
Agnes.
housekeeper
at E. B.
Minus
Elizabeth
W. (Boston),
s. r. Mhd.
Minot
John,
b. 234 Washington
[pl.
Mitchell
Benjamin,
painter,
h. 8 Nashua
Charles
Carogine
Mosman
B. h. 2 Pickett
h. 28 Prospect
C. shoemaker,
Maud,
11. 5 Gerry
to Danvers
Sarah A. wid. Philip
Mills Albert,
shoemaker,
Henry
Margaret,
b. 18 State
[6 Mugford.
Morehouse
Augustus
B. lining cutter,
h.
Bion W. clerk (Boston
P. 0.), h. 19
‘
Rowland
Percy F. clerk (B.), b. 19 Rowland
Morris
Albert
F. shoe
cutter,
h. 19
Franklin
Henry, stable hand, b. 1 Hillside ave.
Morse Alice G. steuog. (B.), b. 7 Abbott
Eugene V. rem. to Lynn
Mary A. wid. Richard
B. dressmaker, b. 7 Abbot
William H. printer,
h. 290 Wash.
b. 37 Front
96 Wash.
T. lobsterman,
B. shoemaker,
Milner
prbpr.
Vich. do. See
0.
h. 10 Village
H. shoemaker,
Hervey,
h. 50 Front
Henry,
h. 8 Merritt
J ANET, wid. John,
toria
House,
18 State,
page
1085
h.
House
Mrs.
h. 11 Pond
jr. mariner,
cook,
K. wid.
1023
Minnie A. b. 4 Tedesco
[co
Sarah A. wid. Edward
S. h. 4 Tedes-
&
Paper Box 00. h. at Lynn
Margaret,
b. 21 Hawkes
Michaud
Henry
J. Francis,
Margaret
Box
00. 18 Sewall
John
MUNROE
Helen
C.
M.
Smith
Margaret
Thomas,
Mulholland
at
b.
17
[Commercial
wid.
Lawrence,
maid
at
h.
Atlantic
7
ave.
c.
A. b. '7 Commercial
barber,
h. 15 Lindsey
Mary,
Wid.
James,
13. 235
Wash.
Mulkern
William,
b. 44 Washington
Mullen Helen, b. 13 Barnard
[ard
Lawrence
M. shoe laster,
b. 13 BarnLouis
A. shoe trimmer,
b. 13 Barnard
Mary E. stitcher,
b. 13 Barnard
Nancy J. wid. Patrick,
h. 13 Barnard
William
B. died
Oct.
30, 1909
[Neck
Muller
Mullett
William A. (Arlington),
s. r. Mhd.
Samuel
C. glue
worker,
b. 1
Munro
Mason
Carrie
M. clerk,
[do.
b. 28
18 Darling,
Eva, b. 28 Darling
James H. rem. to Yarmouth,
N. S.
Lavinia,
rem. to Yarmouth,
Munroe
Albert
M. b. Cliff
Archibald
Charlex
Chester
Edward
M. shoe
cutter,
N. S.
[derson
b. 21 An-
L. b. Cliff
[Pleasant
0.
shoe
Worker,
b.
172
A. shoe cutter,
b. 21 Ander-
son
Etta M. Mrs. rem.
Frank
P. salesman
13, 1909
h. ft. Nashua
to Salem
(115 High,
B.),
pl.
PAROID
READY
ROOFING
and NEPONSET
PAPER;
alsoPAINTS
JOHN
S. IVIARTIN
C0.,
CLIFF
STREET,
MARBLEHEAD
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-
TELEPHONE
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Office, 106 Washington
1024
[Marb1ehead.]
MUN ROE
Munroe
Laura A. stitcher,
Lavina,
wid.
derson
b. 21 Anderson
Edward
M.
h.
Murphy
Edgar
Murray
h.
W. bookkeeper
(B.),
b.
[Jersey
K. clerk,
L. stenog.
carpenter,
Catherine
14 School,
b. 46
(B.), b. 46 Jersey
h. 46 Jersey
J.
laundress,
b.
68
Gregory
James,
John,
John
Julia
Musto
rem. to Salem
died July 1, 1909.
H. b. 68 Gregory
A. saleswoman,
b. 68 Gregory
Michel,
hairdresser,
Catherine
A.
Wid.
E.
Nicholson
(B.),
rem.
b. 4 Market
engines,89
sq.
Fxont,
‘
to Boston
R. b. 11 Mugford
J ames,constable.
h. 11 Nicholson
hill
Mary R. wid. Thomas, b. 11 Mugford
Nickerson
Mendal,
carpenter,
h. 50
Pleasant
Milidge 0. chef, h. 2 Spring
Alice
William
L. shoe laster,
h. 4 Harris
Ann E. shoe stitacher,
b. 6 Lee
Patrick.
shoemaker,
h. 6 Lee
Nordaas
Alice,
b. 18 Smith
[Waldron
Normandy
Harry
D. shoemaker,
h. 1'7
Norris
Martha,
wid. Frederick
E. houseNoon
keeper at 7 Gregory
Gardner 0. (Boston),
s. r. Clifton
Heights
[ave. C.
James
N. (Boston),
s. 1-. Atlantic
Mary E. shoe stitcher,
b. 64 Orne
Mary S. Wid. James D. h. 6 Sewall
Shore News 00. H. H. Hoar, agt. 125
North
138 Wash.
h.
Harrison
H.
131 do.
Myrick
L. clerk
Walter P. gasolene
h. 72 do.
Yuill
ct.
46 Jersey
Everett
Isabella
Melzar,
Reuben
[21 Anderson
22 Waldron
III-4
Mary E. bookkeeper,
56 Elm, b.
4 Market sq.
[do.
Reuben A. grocer, 6 Market sq. h. 4
Percy B. siaeuog. (So. U. Sta. B.), b.
William B. rem. to Salem
Murdock
George
F. clerk, 70 Front,
Tel.
Nichols
21 An-
Lillian C. b. Clifi
[Pleasant
Martha I. wid. William
B. h. 172
Mary A. wid. Isaa'c M. died Sept. 28,
1909
Street
OAKES
rem. to Canada
Charles P. rem. to Lynn
Pleasant
ORTII SHORE REAL ESTATE (George
NANEPASHEMET HOTEL (summer),
Marblehead Neck
Stable, Mhd. Neck
[Win’s landing
Nason Benjamin F. (Salem),
s. 1'. Good‘National Glue and Gelatine Works, gelatine
mnfrs.
ATIONAL
Nelson
Green
GRAND
William
Mary
A.
Wid. William
P.
See
school,
[ford
painter,
Nichols
Alfred
18 Beacon,
M. shoe
Market
sq.
Ernest
F. sparmaker,
Ernest
66 Lee,
L. clerk,
Co.’s,
‘o. Bed-
s. r. Mhd. Neck
N. A. Lindsey
&
h. 50 Jersey
[ant
Circle
[Jersey
Harrie K. clerk (114 State, B.), h. 7
Mary M. wid. Jnhn. h. 8 Selrnan
Robert F. clerk (B.), b. 43 Wash.
Robert
K. shoe
worker,
h. 25 Circle
UTTING WILLIAM F. treas. Mhd. Savings Bank. h. 43 Washington.
4
See page
h. 38 Front
b. do.
104 Wash.
Sarah E. wid: Benjamin,b.
154 PleasThomas F. shoemaker.
b. 50 Jersey
Nutting Abigail H. Wid. William,
h. 25
also
Fred W. mngr. (B.), b. 4 Market sq.
ICHOLS GEGRGE E. undertaker
and
licensed
embalmer,
ton,
h. 27 Pearl.
12 Lat-
musician,
b. 66 Lee
wid. Henry
0. music
James B. (Boston),
John L. foreman,
16
h.
b.
ford House
Frank
D.
typewriter
inspector
(Wash.
D. 0.), b. 4 Story terr.
Howard,
shoe cutter,
h. 44 High
h. do.
cutter,
and
pre-
teacher,
Noyes
b. 37 Mug-
Jennie
Mrs.
asst.
matron,
Goodwin's
ct. b. do.
Newton
Samuel
F. G. carpenter,
0. Paine
H. Stevens),
tree
14 Atlantic
ave.
T. shoemaker,
Norton Gladys,
Katherine,
s. 1-.
Newis
See page
timer
C.
Newhall
Caroline, h. 32 Pleasant
Florence
A. teacher,
High
1). at Salem
100 Pleasant.
William
servers,
Everett
Beach c. Ocean
[timer
Nestor John F. machinist
(L.), h. 9 LabNew England Telephone
and Telegraph
C0. Rechabite
bldg.
Fountain Inn, H. Unverhau,
propr.
10 Cracker pk.
Lyceum Theatre, 71 Washington
Nowell Arthur (Lexington),
s. r. Hathard.
Dill),
1540
Shore Tree 00. (Irving
11. Brown
BANK,
Paine,
cashier,
2 Hooper.
page 1075
J. S. & Son (Salem),
stable,
way
A.
Nye Walter
CAKES
70 WashingSee page 1086
OLIVE
Aug.
Sarah
Lumber
of all kinds
1075
B.
wid.
ct.
s.r. 12 Good-
Samuel
G.
died
24., 1909
E. shoe
GILBERT
167 Pleasant
[win"s
B. (Brookline),
Street,
stitcher,
b. 175
& COLE
Telephone
-
Wash.
CO.
MARBLEHEAD
223-2
COOK,
RICHARD
M.
Cor. Pleasant
and Washington
OBER
- Jeweler,
Avis M. shoe Worker,
Catherine
F.
wid.
b. 33 Central
John
E. h.
lastel-,h.8
teacher,
O'Hara
James
B. bar tender,
A. stitcher,
Lindsey
Lizzie,
wid. William,
Mary 0'. shoe
Patrick
J. shoe
mercial
Patrick
Worker,
h.
pl.
J. h. Hawkes
William,
J ohn
b. 48 Commercial
cor.
shoe vamper,
Wash.
beater
11. 262 Wash.
out,
h. 185 Pleasant
h. do.
89 Front,
h. 27
State
0’Nei1
Archie,
carpenter,
John,
lab. h. Orchard
William
J. collector,
h. 16 Lindsey
Circle
h. 156 Wash.
O'Neill
s. r. Bessom’s
James
[h. do.
L. (Lynn),
beach
h.11 Barnard
Hannah
M. b. 11 Barnard
J ames, blacksmith,
b.38 Commercial
Julia
A. b. 38 Commercial
Julia
T. shoe Worker,
b. 19 Barnard
Orcutt
Esther
N. bookkeeper
(B.), b. J.
N. Orcutt’s
John
N.
electrician,
Rowell
lane,
Humphrey
Orne Anna J. b. 137 Pleasant
Carrie
P. Wid. William
H. b. 32
Mugford
Frank P. foreman,
h. 137 Pleasant
Fred L. clerk, 15 State, b.32 Mugford
Herbert
R. painter,
John
H. shoe
John
S. h. 25 Elm
J.
Wendell
Green,
b. 3 Bassett.
cutter,
P.
h. 25 Elm
(Paine
Shoe
h. at Lynn
00.),
[State
Lucilla
H. wid. William
H. h. 23
Osborne
Annie L. b. 30 South
Charles E. h. 30 South
F. Norris, grocer, 28 South, h. 30 do.
John N. shoe mnfr. 28 Harris,
11. 15
Osgood
Matthew.
shoe
cutter,
h. 40 Chestnut
[mercial
William
F. shoemaker,
b. 38 0011-.see Conner
O’Donnell
Catherine
E. bookkeeper
(L.),
n.
h. do.
do.
[15
Myron
N. clerk
(G. E. L. 00.
William
H. I-ms. 15 Harris
Margaret
F. packer,
b. 11 Barnard
Mary E. shoe worker,
b. 11 Barnard
b. 29 Barnard
John, h. 29 Barnard
Margaret
T. bookkeeper,
W.
Clark & Co.'s, b. 29 Barnard
Mary A. stitcher,
b. 29 Barnard
h.54 Lee
b. 27 Franklin
clerk,
Rockaway
ave.
Otto E. engineer,
Olson
William,
music
teacher,
13 Sewall,
O’BRIEN
WILLIAM
F. undertaker.
Atlantic
ave.
c. Barnard,
h.
45
Commercial.
See page 1086
see Brine
[53 Gregory
0’Cal1ahan
Cornelius,
shoe
Worker,
b.
Michael
J. rem. to Lynn
Oceanside
Hotel
(A. H. & E.Lane),
summer hotel,
Mhd. Neck
0’Conuer
Bartholomew,
lab. h. 38 Commercial
[Commercial
Bartholomew,
jr.
coachman,
b. 38
Charles,
h. 11 Barnard
Cornelius,
lab. b. 38 Commercial
Elizabeth,
seamstress,
b. 38 Commercial
Hannah,
Greg-
Samuel
P. cordwainer,
b. 3 Front
Sarah
P. wid.
Thomas,
11. 16 Maverick
Walter
J.
crullers,
Humphrey
n.
12 Com-
274
b. 25 Barnard
Cliff Club, h.57
T. paintex,
Leroy,
c. Lindsey
Timothy
E. undertaker,
11. 33 Central
b. 16 Cen-
B. shoemaker,
H. Florence,
13 Sewall
h.
L. shoemaker,
Frank
D. (White
& Oliver),
Atlantic
ave. c. Central,
b. 166 Pleasant
Harry
A. lobsterman,
h. 28 Franklin
Helen
M. Mrs. h. 27 Franklin
Hattie
F. wid.
Benjamin
F. b. 40
Prospect
b. 33 Central
worker,
s. r. 6 Beacon
h. 25 Barnard
ory
Benjamin
Oliver
gram.
Hawkes
(Wa1tham),
Edmund,
Luke,
ins. sol.
Ohlson
Oloff, chef,
h. 53 Gregory
b.
1025
tral
school,
b. 13 Sewall
[Lindsey
Grace
E. sten.
(L.),
b. Hawkes
c.
Hannah,
Wid. Patrick,
h. 8 Nashua
pl.
Hannah,
wid. Timothy,
h. 13 Lee
Julia
Daniel
Katherine
15
Nashua
Story
OWENS
0’Keefe
Barnard
[h. 24 Wald:-on
Edward B. lawyer (31 Exchange,L.),
Edward
B. shoemaker,
b. 33 Central
Edward
F. rem. to Georgia
J. shoe
Optometrist
MARBLEHEAD
-
[Marblehead.]
Elizabeth,
b. G. K. Phillips‘.
Lafayette
[beach
Fred
A. (Newton),
s. r. Devereux
0’Brien
Avis
C. bookkeeper
(L.), b.
Hawkes
c. Lindse
Elizabeth,
-
Streets,
Ober
Edward
Silversmith.
Frank
G. carpenter,
pect
Joseph
B.
F.
Harris
L.), 1).
h. 58 Pros-
(Salem),
s.
r.
Hum-
phrey n. Rockaway
ave.
Laura, wid. Arthur,
h. 30 Lee
Mabel R. shoe stitcher,
b. 45 High
Sarah
Outhouse
J.
E. wid.
ton,
Owens
Francis
Simondson
A.
M. rem.
h. 45 High
to Tiver-
N. S.
Benjamin
(Boston),
s. r. Mhd.
Neck
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE, CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead.
Tel.
238-2
Dairy
PAGE
[Marblehead.]
PAGE
1026
Rus-
h. 30
E. shoemaker,
GEoIl:GE
sel
s.r. HathFrederick (Somerville),
away rd. 0.
b. 24 Front
Harry E. carpenter,
r. :24
builders,
Harry J. ice elevator
Front, h. 24 do.
James E. (F. A. Parker & 00.), 147
ct.
[Harris
b. 3
(Pea.).
do.
bookkeeper
L.
EVERETT,
PMNE
Nat’l
cashier,
Irving 0. kindling wood; also (North
Shore Trqe 00.), 14 Atlantic ave.
Paine),
&
Hum-
h. 193 Pleasant
T. died Dec. 26, 1909
Jacob
h. 3
106 Wash.
shoe repairer,
John.
ct.
Harris
h.
Shoe 00.), Green,
John D. (Paine
ave. c. Smith
Atlantic
Lois D. Wid. Henry jr. h.199 Pleasant
h. 162 Pleasant
shoe cutter,
Louis,
E. shoe
Louis
sec.
private
Marion T.
. sq.
h. 3 Harris
cutter,
ct.
b. 16 Wash.
b. 199 Pleasant
Martha,
b. 193 Pleasant
Rena, shoe worker,
A. b. 19 Linden
Reuben
Roy A. shoe worker,
Sarah I. shoe
ant
Shoe
b. Maple
raiser,
h. do.
12 Beacon,
11.
114 Elm
Elm,
Francis
h. '7 Guernsey
A. jr. foreman,
1). 24 Front
& Go.), 147
[Guernsey
147 Elm,
b. 7
F. A. & Co. (Francis A. and James
E. Parker and Wm. O. Doherty),
shoe
mfrs.
147 Elm
T. W. TUCKER CO.
Rugs,
229
h.
Thomas,
[Stacey
shoemaker,
h.
off
10
John F. dressmaker,
R. wid.
h. do.
12 Russell,
h. 19 Lattimer
E. driver,
Arthur
Anna
Benjamin T. shoe Worker. b. 31 Lee
Charles E. mngr. 25 Mugford, b. do.
10 Wash. h. 12 do.
Daniel, groceries,
Eben, died Mch. 14, 1909
Ernest;
Worker,
B. shoe
Telephone.
Carpets, Curtains, Dry and Fancy
b. 36 Front
Ethel M. b. 29 Orne
h. Gregory
Everett P. lobsterman,
lane
h. 8 Russell
Ezekiel R. gardener,
Fred W. farm hand, h. 25 Pond
George H. driver, h. 29 Orne
[Pearl
George H. lab. b. 12 Russell
George H. jr. laundry, 15 State, h. 1
b. 12 BusH. shoe stitcher,
Harriet
[h. do.
sell
Pond c. Green,
Helen L. dressmaker,
W. shoe
John
wid.
Henrietta,
h. 15 Harris
stitcher,
b. 12 Russell
J. H. farmer,
James
John F. & Son
h. 12 Reed
B. shoe Worker,
A. (F. A. Parker
Wid.
s. r. BesG. L. Mrs. (Salem),
som’s Beach
s. 1'. Wyman’s
(Lynn),
William
Paul
[head Neck
Beach
s. 1'. MarblePeabody Frank E. (Boston),
s. r. Peach‘s pt.
Robert S. (Boston),
Peach Albert H. flagman, School St. R.
h. 55 Green
R. crossing,
[sell
Andrew, b. 35 Orne
b. 8 RusAnna C. H. shoe stitcher,
[Elm
at Wakefield
N. h. 114
Parker Annie W. wid. James
s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
Charles W. (Boston),
Chester 0. shipper (68 Essex, B.), b.
Edmund,
T.
William
master,
H. train baggage
William
B. & M. R. R. h. 19 Linden
s. r.
S. (Winchester),
Irving
Palmer
Florence
Francis
G.
Patten
b. 199 Pleas-
4 Pleasant,
rector,
h. 13 Sum-
Washington
Green
Mhd. Neck
L. restaurant,
Robert
D.
Lois
Thomas T. clerk (B.), b. 9 Waldron
Thomas W. h. 9 Waidron
(Woodfin
Express
T. T. Boston
Bx-os.), Pleasant: c. Essex
L. poultry
B. grocer,
Rev.
church,
[landing
mer
s. r. Goodwin’s
Patch Edward (Salem),
Patey Charles T. rem. to Medford
John C. painter, h. 8 Waldron
and J.
Co. (John D. Paine
P. Orne), shoe mnfrs.
Wendell
Walter
William
b. 24 Front
Mortimer
Welles
St. Michael's
b. 193 Pleasant
trimmer,
[liu
G. b. 8 Frank
E. carpenter,
William
Partridge
and inspec-
h. at Lynn
b. 114 Elm
A. wid. Niles
Louisa,
Marion
B.),
ct.
b. 3 Harris
h. 234 Wash.
pamter,
Harry,
sq.
V. b. 16 Wash.
Helen
phrey,
G. 11. 3 Guernsey
L. deputy collector
John
John
tor of customs,
See page 1075
I’224 Congress,
Flora A. stenog.
h. 183 Pleasant
(Bacon
0.
Jacob
h. 114 do.
Elm,
Grand
and town t;reas.; also treas.
Co. h. 16 Wash.sq.
Trans.
Bank
Mhd.
PEACH
Parker
h.41 Hawkes
Paine Andrew, shoemaker,
Charles S. poultry raiser, Maple. h.
Edgar
LYNN MARKET
smearMARKET
c°-nomesgififififitéporceaunlon
Blood
J-
and Farm
masons,
(William
Orne
John W. h. Atlantic
farmer.
Joseph,
Lot 0. coachman,
B. Peach),
n. Fountain
Park
ave. n. Phillips
h. 31 Russell
h. 31 Lee
Margaret Mrs. h. 17 Mugford
Margaret E. Wid. William E. h. 26
Sewall
DEPARTMENT STORE
Goods.
Free Delivery
Margaret
E.
b. 26 Sewall
shoemaker,
Pearson
see
Packer
G. artist,
Ray,
lane
(L.), h. 152 Elm
depot carriage,
E.
E1-ving,
student,
farmer,
h.
Tedesco
n.
1). E. E. Peckel-’s
Jessie F. bookkeeper
(L.), b. Mrs.
C. J. Peckex-’s
Pedrick
Benjamin J. h. 47 Sewall
wid.
Amos,
D. lab._h.
John J. operator,
Lewis,
plumber,
S. maid
Beach
at F. B. Arming-
ave.
George
K. clerk,
Humphrey
h. 34 Rowland
h. 51 Lincoln
h. 18 Pickett
c. Devereux
Rufus,
shoemaker,
Walter,
teamster,
ave.
Joseph,
Joseph
Joseph
D. 0. (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
-——- (Lowell),
s. r. Clifton
Heights
Perkins
Benjamin
A. shoemaker,
h. 4
Linden
Bessie B. b. 3 Adams pl.
Frederick
R. rem. to Salem
Fulton T. marine plumbing,83
Front,
You
can
JOHN
S. MARTIN
find
the
C0.’S
'
BEST
F. clerk,
Robert
K. shoe
70 Front,
worker,
b.24
State
b. 3 Look-
ct.
Thomas
J. h. 23 Rowland
Thomas
Wllliam
P. shoe cutter,h.
2 Bowden
H. F. McKay stitcher,
h.
180 Pleasant
Jr.
WHARF,
b.
Samuel K. h. 18 Waldron ct.
Thomas, shoe cutter, h. 26 Orne
to Salem
b. 26 Franklin
h. 3 Adams pl.
b. do.
lab. b. 23 Rowland
S. lab. h. 27 Abbot
S. 2d, fisherman,
h. 16 Com-
Robert
out
Horace A. foreman, Paine Shoe Co.
h. 17 Nicholson
hill
Israel A. farm hand, h. Humphrey
James, rem. to Salem
Oliver 0. C. painter,
Reuben B. carpenter,
Pond
. 53
A.
7 Harris
Nathaniel
H. rem. to Salem
[sq.
Rebecca, wid. John F. h. 10 Wash.
Richard, b. 26 Maverick
[pect
Richard 2d, carpenter,
h. 40 Pros-
13. 15 Maverick
b. at Wenham
n.
mercial
Lewis
0. shoemaker,
b. 11 Tucker
Louis
H. rem. to Salem
Mahlon,
fireman,
B. & M. R. R.
b. 25 Maverick
b. 34 Rowland
Lena, ironer, b. 3 Adams pl.
Marcia
K. teacher,
S. Roads
Lafayette
Howard
W. grocer,
26 Orne,
John E. h. 3 Lookout
ct.
Percival
Perham
jr. rem.
h.
Hannah, 11. 180 Pleasant
Hannah 0. Wid. Benjamin
Hannah S. b. Phillips
ct.
25 Maverick
Mary A. Wid. John B. b. Valley
c.
Devereux
[Devereux
Richard 0. shoe cutter, h. Valley c.
Richard O. jr. electrician,
b. Valley
school,
Hilda
[ct.
b. 2 Goodwin’s
Bessie B. stenog. (B.), b. Phillips’
ct.
Charles H. rem. to Canada
Clara M. shoe worker, b. 27 Abbot
Edward T. fisherman,
b. 24 State
Ernest B. lab. b. 27 Abbot
Frank F. shoe cutter,
b. 2 Bowden
George, b. 11 Tucker
[Maple
Edwin
James
house-
at.
Pierson
George
P.
Phillips
Anna, top stitcher,
b. 24 State
Benjamin S. shoe cutter, h. Phillips’
Charlotte
J. wid. Charles E. h.
Humphrey
opp. Growninshield
Elizabeth
William
at 115 Front
Hollis, farm hand, b. Buena Vista
Farm, Tedesco
Linda S. shoe Worker, b. 22 Bowden
Nathaniel
H. cashier, B. & M. R. R.
ton’s,
N. J .),
b. 3
b. 19 Circle
P. wid.
keeper
h. do.
Lawrence
(So. Orange,
s. r. Clifton
worker,
Devereux
h. 42 Pros-
24 Orne,
1027
B. jr. glue
pl.
H. cook,
Hannah
Peterson
pect
Arthur
Pearl
Reuben
Adams
Stephen
h. 12 Middle
D. F. boxmaker,
Connected
by Telephone
Wm. T. rem. to Salem
[win’s ct
Perry Charles E. shoe laster, h. 2 GoodEdward T. burnisher,
b. 13 High
Frank
M. (Malden),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
[152 Elm
Frank M. W. bookkeeper
(Pea.),
b.
George G. shoe laster, 11. Phillips
n.
S. h. 22 Prospect
Samuel
SHADES,
KINDS
PHILLIPS
Perkins
pect
Moses,
ALL
Washington,Cor. State 3 met.
Mary R. wid. Eben jr. h. 36 Front
Richard, laborer, b. 15 Elm
Roy, b. 15 Harris
Ruth E. b. 19 Orne
Samuel C. laster, h. 159 Pleasant
Samuel S. T. h. 6 Devereux
Sarah E. b. 25 Mugford
Sarah E. wid. Stephen
B. h. 25
Mugford
[ford
Stephen B. (estate),
grocer, 25 MugStephen B. jr. milk, 29 Pond, h. do.
William B. (John F. Peach & Son),
Orne 11. Fountain
Park, h. do.
Peachey John E. beater out, b. 22 ProsJohn
REPAIRING,
WORK
OF
[Marb1ehead.]
PEACH
Peach
§T1§gOLSTERING.
CARPET
& Co.
White
William
William
L. heel cutter, b. 2 Bowden
L. (Pittsburg,
Pa.), s. r. rear
10 Orne
GRADES
Cliff St.,
of
flarblehead.
COAL
Tel.
at
119
MarbleheadGas and Electric Light 00.
Banking
UseGasforcheap
[Marb1ehead.]
PICKLES
1028
'0.
engineer,
F. Howard, electrical
28 Wash.
Wash.
Grace A. clerk (CheIsea),b.21O
&.
Humphrey
W. engineer,
Henry
church, h. 141 Elm
Pierce Abbie, Wid. Robert, h 10 Franklin
h. 7 Rowland
Charles E. gardener,
letter
Cornelius,
Devereux
ave.
h. 33 Lincoln
Paine’s,
b. 210 Wash.
J. E1-Vin, apprentice.
11.
h. Pierce
carrier,
Sarah E. Gr. b. 28 Washington
A. h. 28
S. wid. Frederick
Sarah
pl.
[Allerton
Wash.
Emily G. Wid. John, b. 5 Gregory
I. h. 230 Wash.
Ferdinand
h. 5 Gregory
musician,
Gardner,
h. 55 ComGeorge E. shoe cutter,
[cial
mercial
George S. shoe laster, h. 55 Commerh. 7 Beacon
James L. gardener,
h. 42 State
John D. fisherman,
dept.
fire
T. driver,
Nathaniel
Bessie M. b. 15 Elm
E. Frank, shoemaker,
whf.
b. 15 Elm
13 Reed,
Old Town
justice,
b. 13 Reed
20, 1909
S. Case, trial
M. S. P. (Boston),
Pollard
John
Poole
Edward
s. r. Mhd.
Caroline A. h. 6 Mugford
Eben F. rem. to New Hampshire
Eben R. deceased
George G. driver, h. 34 Russell
H. milk,
Herbert
State
0.
ice,
also
Potter
(Nashua),
h. 4 High-
tetr.
h. r. 68
[beach
ereux beach
F. (Salem), s. r. Devereux
Llewellyn
William, b. 1-. 68 Front
Price
L.
Abbie
Pleasant
James,
wid.
h.
210
James E. clerk (55 Kilby, B.), h. 139
Atlantic ave. c. Phillips
b. 210 Pleasant
Jennie R. boxmaker,
Odd FelPrichard Benjamin T. janitor,
lows
blk.
b. 205 Wash.
Charles F. treas. Mhd. Gas & El. Lt.
00. h. at Lynn
Hannah P. wid. Ezra R. h. 4 Linden
Harriet P. teacher, Story gram. sch.
b. 8 Mechanic
pres.
Livery
Porter
Co. 1 to 7 Atlantic
pres. Beverly Go-op.
56 Gregory
Livery Co. 1 to '7 Atlantic
Misses
ave.
Amy K. b. 4 Selman
Frank H. shoe cutter,
deceased
Elizabeth,
John
E. wid. Nehemiah,
b. do.
34 Russell,
W. h. 223 Wash.
Nicholas
h. 203 Wash.
William G. edgesetter,
Cora E. -wid. John O. jr. b. 17
Porter
4 Highland
Front
b. 1-. 68 Front
machinist,
George,
s. r. DevC. (Topsfield),
George
h. 4 Harris
Neck
Pope
S. h. 53 Lincoln
Sarah
Prentiss
Prescott
s.r. Mhd. Neck
A. (Brookline),
Samuel
land
Hall, Wash.
R. carpenter,
Polleys
b.
cutter,
Mary H. Mrs. b. 24 Orne
c. Mugfoxd
Washington
Station,
shoe
Glover,
terr.
h. do.
h. 8 Pond
S. farmer,
M. motorman,
William
died Nov.
Frank,
Plummer
Moses
Room,
Court
Police
h. 34 Pearl
cutter,
Elbridge P. shoe cutter, h. 15 Tucker
ave.
William H. helper, b. 1Hillside
272 Wash. h.
Pratt George F. painter,
[Lincoln ave.
do.
maker, b. 53
Preble Carrie, buttonhole
19 Sewall
Maria M. Wid. Benjamin,b.
painter,
(B.), b. 53 Sewall
h. do.
33 Prospect,
b. 1
Cowell,
milk,
R. shoe
Charles
h.
53
h.
ave.
Hillside
h. 273 Wash.
R.
Lewis
b. 113 Front
M. stexrog.
Edna
h.
C. L. Dane‘s,
[Sewall
wid.
Maria,
A.
Charlotte,
rem. to Lynn
William,
Pike
23
h.
C. carpenter,
George
Pinkham
Wald:-on
4 Rowland
W. painter.-,h.
Joseph
Pitcher
wid. John H. h. 19
Antoinette,
Pitman
Pearl
S. rem. to Boston
Edward
Thomas
ton pl.
Rene, butler,
18 Russell
John F. mason,
G.
Arthur
Powers
Tucker's
boatman,
Herbert,
15 Elm
Thomas,
B. jr. b. 1 Allerton pl.
h. 210 Wash.
G. machinist,
teacher (Revere), b. 1 Aller-
Pouchain
Humphrey
Amy P. bookkeeper,
b. 15 Elm
& Paine’s,
William,
B. grocer,
William
William
Zulette,
Power
h. 50 Lee
Wilbur B. carpenter,
William, laborer, b. 55 Commercial
h. 1
18 Lindsey,
William
11. 44 Lee
School,
Pierson
PRIEST
Potter
Meth.
pastor,
M.
Frederick
Pickles
111-4
Street Tel.
106 Washington
Office,
ave.; also
Ice Co. h.
ave.
s. r. Mhd.
Neck
(Middletown,
J. teacher
Alice
pl.
Conn.), b. 1 Allerton
of all kind
Lumber
John
B. & M. R. R.
A. brakeman,
h. 205 Wash.
William
E. bookkeeper,
17 Bessom,
h. 4 State
William W. h. 8 Mechanic
see P1-itchard
Pride Martha J. stitcher. b. 14 Village
M. h. 60 Prospect
Priest Alpheus
GILBERT
167 Pleasant
Strut,
Gr.COLE
-
Telephone
CO.
MARBLEHEAD
223-:
M. COOK ———0ptometrist
Jeweler ——
RICHARD
watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
and Optical
Benjamin,
shoemaker,
b. 13
Ramsdell
S. salesman
Proctor
Cora R. bookkeeper
(8.),
Eliza
hall.
Punchard
Purcell
J. Frank,
James
F. shoemaker,
John
h. 15 Got-
Pushee
Milton
Farm,
Ratshesky
ling Burgess
and
00.
Rawsons’
Ralph C. clerk
L.), h. 7 Vine
Ralph C. jr. driver.
b.
Buena.
4
ct.
b. 10
at 32 01-119
h. 10 Orne
(91 Broad,
Guernsey,
[win’s ct.
h. 4 Good-
carpenter,
Atlantic
Dahlia
Mrs.
b. 9 Guernsey
(Boston),
s. r.
ave. C.
Farm,
1:. 13 Green
Samuel
(Chicago,
111.), s. r.
pt.
Ready Edward B. rem. to Lynn
Reardon Mary, h. 17 Barnard
Vista
(B. & M. R. R.
Michael,
shoemaker,
Reddin
Charles,
clerk,
Reed
'
h. 4 Cross
b.
school,
D. housekeeper
Peach's
W. Star-
h. 32 Hawkes
J. driver,
Tedesco
Putnam
sec.
Gerry
G. shoemaker,
Fannie
Raymond
R. treas.
W. lab. h. 7 Mechanic
H. teacher,
Orne
William,
Wash.
tage
Purdon
(B.),
Louis S. carpenter,
b. 9 Guernsey
Philip, b. 32 Orne
Samuel S. died April 9, 1910
[olson hill
b. 20 Nich-
painter,
sten.
James.
died Mch. 2, 1910
John D. h. 32 Orne
William R. shoe cutter, b. 18 High
Pryor John H. teamster,
h. 45 Jersey
Rena M. sbenog. (S.), b. 45 Jersey
1-0011;, Abbot
1029
Francis Gr. jr. bookkeeper
B.), h. 49 Gregory
Francis E. real estate,
9
b. do.
Hattie C. Wid. Francis J.
b. 17
Thomas
H. author,
h. 1 Spring
William
1. shoe
cutter,
h. 17 Maverick
sq.
ct.
Elizabeth
Lydia A. Wid. Henry, b. 23 High
Samuel K. clerk, P. O. h. 18 High
reading
A.
Francis
Maverick
Public
Bertha
Goodwin's
Daniel
(S.), b. 9 Darling
John jr. died Nov. 23, 1909
Joseph
0. shoe worker,
h. 9 Darling
Thomas
F. shoemaker,
b. 13 Glover
see Prichard
MARBLEHEAD
REYNOLDS
Glover
Howard
.3
[Marb1ehead.]
PRITCHARD
P1-itchard
.3
Repairing
h. 13 Walnut
Atlantic
ave.
c.
Commercial,
b. 22 Commercial
Caroline A. wid. Richard W. h.
120 Pleasant
Charles
QUINER
EBEN D. (W. H. Quiner
& Son),
foot of Water,
1). '75 Pleasant
Everett
0. real estate,
100 Pleasant,
and
(401 Tremont
Bldg.
B.),
George
b.
75 Plaasant
Sarah
J. wid. Stephen,
h. Beacon
Norman
Walter
P. (Scott
& Quiuer),
b. 75 Pleasant
William
foot
of
Water,
11.
& Son),
W. H. & Son (William H. and Eben
D.),
marine
railway,
foot
of
(15 Beacon,
B.), h. 8 Wash. sq.
Quinn Bridget-.,Wid. David H. h. 9 Central
RADELL LEWIS A. propr. Ye Old Fort
Beach Novelty Shop, h. at Winthrop
eck
Raeburn
Andrew
(Boston),
s. r. Mhd.
Arthur (Boston), s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
Rafierty John, shoemaker,
h. 65 Atlantic
ave.
[ave.
Joseph F. turn worker,b. 65 Atlantic
Rose H. teacher,
Story
Grammar
school, b. at Swampscott
Ramsay Elizabeth,
Wid. George F. rem.
to Lynn
Ramsdell Arthur S. carpenter,
Jersey 11.
Guernsey,
h. 76 Pleasant
R. HATHAWAY,
s. r.
H. fireman,
M. E. L. station,
J. lab.
b. 9 Gerry
b. 44 Commercial
Frances, nurse, b. 9 Gerry
Margaret, stitcher,
b. Emerald ave.
Mary_E. housekeeper
at 41 Commeron
Michael, driver, h. 9 Gerry
Nellie
M. music teacher,
10 Harding’s ct. h. do.
Owen,
lab.
h. 44 Commercial
Philip F. clerk (L.), b. 9 Gerry
Philip J. shoe worker, b. 41 Commercial
[ing’s ct.
William
J. lea.
Worker,
h.
10 Hard-
Reynolds Andrew J. rem. to Lynn
Caroline, h. 53 Prospect
[Front
Caroline
Charles
E. B., wid. Franklin,
W. hairdresser;
also
11. 29
shoe
cutter, h. 62 Wash.
Edward H. h. Humphrey
Elizabeth
E. wid. William,
b. 266
Wash.
Eveline,
housekeeper
at 14 Gregory
Flora B. b. 130 Pleasant
[Rowland
Franklin H. McKay
stitcher,
b. 38
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODSI0! $500.00.
GARDNER
Ill.),
[h. 120 Pleasant
John M. lab. h. Rowland
c. Cross
Reeves
Frank S. farmer,
h. 27 Mugford
Regan Bagtltxolomew,
lab. h. 41 Commer.
Edward
h. 75 Pleasant
Water
William
H. jr. architect
Neck
cxa
Dennis M. painter,
r.8 Pond,
H. (W. H. Quiner
A. Mrs. (Chicago,
Mhd.
cost $3.00 for ThreeYears
Insurance, Marblehead.
T21. 233-2
Teas
‘I-
Blood
C°'w
1030
REYNOLDS
and
John P. engineer,
h. 53 Prospect
Martha
E. b. 130 Pleasant
[1910
Mary E. wid. Samuel
S. died_Mar.
25,
Mary T. b. 130 Pleasant
William, died Aug. 23, 1909
William jr. rem. to Boston
Rhoades Eddie L. carpenter,b.
37 Frank[lin
b. 37 Frank-
finisher,
H. carpenter,
Willard,
shoe
Roades
Clarence,
William
S. shoe laster,
h. 233 Wash.
Roads
Edward
S. cordwainer,
b. J. E.
Graves,
off Beacon
John L. shoe worker,
h. 131 Elm
see Rhoades
Roakes
Fred,
motorman,
B. & N. St.
Rwy.
b. 164 Pleas-
11. Frank-
Edgar
B. painter,
h. 26 Franklin
Herman
M. (Boston),
s. r. Devereux
Beach
{or pk.
Walter S. civil engineer,
h. 2 CrockRichardson
Eben F. teacher music, public schools, 11. at Lynn
Ellen N. wid. Artemus C. h. 7 Pickett
Mary
B. wid.
Richers
Charles
ant
Rideout Helen,
Rider Ernest 0.
Biker
Charles
man
Warren,
s. r. 33 Circle
W. painter,
h. 153 Pleas[tic ave.
b. F. H. Brown’s, Atlanram. to Salem
J. trimmer,
h. off Nor-
11. Beacon
Amanda, wid. Henry J. h. 11Pearl
Arthur T. shoemaker,
b. Mrs. S. A.
Riker’s,
off Norman
Frank
H. driver,
h. 28 Village
Helen,
b. 11 Pearl
William
H. clerk,
14 Bessom,
24
A. printer,
b. 9 Mechanic
William R. jobber, h. 9 Mechanic
Roach Dennis, conductor,
b. 34 Maverick
Ethel M. stenog. (B.), b. 31 Rowland
Georgianna.
wid. Isaac, h. 37 Pleasant
Tremaine
H.
D.
Haight’s,
L.
La-
W. S. Burgess
master
mariner,
Harris
h.
29
[Jersey
Robb Rena
P. Mrs.
steno%.
(S.), b. 45
Robbins
Charles,
blacksmit
, h. 35 Gom-
mercial
Mary E. wid.
Roberts
rem.
[Nova Scotia
A. rem. to
George
to Nova
Scotia
Anna S. b. 92 Front
Emma J. wid. Charles N. h. 92 Front
Robinson
Charles,
market
gardener,
also
milk dealer,
and Abbot,
h. do.
Edward
A. shoemaker,
h. 159 Elm
Frederick,
cashier
(B.),
h. 9 Bowden
Harry
W. teacher,
High school,
b.
74 Wash.
J oseghdlil.
milk dealer,
and Abbot,
.
Vernon
Vernon
Roche
0.
H. B. mariner,
R. b. 11 Pearl
Mary
h. 11 Pearl
G. bookkeeper,
W.
S. Bur-
ess Co.’s, b. at Salem
(DUKE T RICHARD P. undertaker
and
funeral
director,
also
propr.
Nanepashemet
stable,
h. 152
Elm.
Rockmere
b.
b.
John T. foreman,
& 00. h. 24 State
See page
Rodgers
1086
I. rem. to Salem
William
Wash.
Front
Rindge Anna P. P. wid. John,
. 142
Louise P. b. 142 Front
Risley Delia W. wid. Columbus
0. b. 18
Devereux
[ant
Ritchie William, carpenter,
h. 194 PleasRix Israel P. shoe cutter, h. 14 Walnut
Peter E. stockfitter,
h. 46 Pond
Thomas P. M. variety,
98 Pleasant,
b. 15 Front
William
Robarts
Norman,
Corinne, variety,
Front
lin, b. 26 Franklin
11.31 Rowland
Worker,
b. 37 Pleasant
rem. from town
P. wid. William S. h. 10 Franklin
[Jersey
Martha D. wid. Benjamin C. S. h. 29
Walter E. stockfitter,
h. 24 Maverick
b. 37 Franklin
shoemaker,
'
Eliza
fayette
Walter
E.
ant
Riley
Roach Robert
Thomas
H. driver,
smear MARKET
RODGERS
Mary G. shoe Worker, h. 37 Franklin
see Roades and Roads
Rhodes
John (Winchester),
s. r. Mhd.
Neck
[Clifton Heights
Rice Charles D. (No. Cambridge),
s. 1'.
C. Murray (White & Co.), 84 Wash.
h. 8 Devereux
[Elm
Martha M. Wid. Edward R. b. 108
Rich
you won
[Marb1ehead.]
Reynolds
Henry E. clerk, h. 30 Pearl
James B. florist, 128 Pleasant,
h. do.
Joel W. teacher
(B.),
h. 52 Prospect
John F. land surveyor,
b. 29 Front
Iin
Harris
E. shoe
LYNN MARKET
Coffees
eeafiiase
The,
G. H.
Rockmere
pt.
Albert H. clerk
L.),
Brackett,
propr.
(B. & M. R. R.
h. 9 Linden
Alicia M. h. 17 Watson
Caroline E. Mrs. groc.
39 do.
Edith
S. boxmaker,
37 Elm,
h.
b. 9 Linden
Elbridge G. stenog. (B.), b. 8 Linden
Ellen J. ice cream, etc. 7 School,
h.
17 Watson
James L. compo laster, h. Washington sq. 11. Wash.
John W. nmgr. 37 Elm, h. 39 do.
Lawrence
M. milk, h. Ferry rd. :1.
Salem
Margaret
Harbor
R. wid. William
High
T.W.TIJGKER
60.
b.
32
[sq.
at 8 Mechanic
Maria. W. housekeeper
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RODGERS
Rodgers
Nathaniel
V. janitor,
Elbridge
Gerry school, h.8 Mechanic
sq.
Ruth V. b. 39 Elm
Walter A. shoemaker,
b. 8 Linden
William
A. shoe finisher,
h. 8 Linden
Rodrick
Charles F. engineer,
h. 50 Front
Rogers
Albert
0. shoe worker,
b. 14
Linden
Caroline
0.
Nathaniel
V. h. 143
Wash.
Carrie L. B. Mrs. stenog.
Charles E. yard foreman,
[Village
(B.), b. 20
Gilbert
&
Eliza
Cole
J.
wid.
Co.’s,
Mrs.
SALKINS
Hannah M. Wid. William F. b. 49
Sewall
[-ave.
Harris
P. shoe cutter,
h. 27 Lincoln
- Hattie,
b. 8 Guernsey
[hill
John Gr. shoe laster,
h. 3 Nicholson
John H. h. 10 Mechanic
sq.
[ory
John H. jr. shoe cutter,
h. 38 GregMartha,
wid. Thomas,
h. 18 Bowden
Mary S. Wid. John W. h. 32 Summer
Mary B. wid. Joseph,
h. 8 Guernsey
Rebecca
Samuel
John
alley,
144 Wash.
h.
Joseph
B. shoe Worker,
b. 14 Linden
J. Warner,
clerk,
3 Market
sq. h. 10
State
Mary,
[1909
wid.
Wellington
William,
died
F. chief
engineer,
factories,
Rollins
Ropes
Nov.
13,
Abba
T.
Village
wid.
Leonard
edgesetter,
C. h. 9
{land terr.
h. 19 High-
John B. (Salem), s.r. Gilbert Heights
Roscoe
Elsie G. sten.
56 Elm,
b. 51
Gregory
R. Simpkins
(Roscoe & Steele), Lindsey, h. 51 Gregory
ROSCOE
& STEELE (R. Simpkins
Roscoe and Jonathan
E. Steele),
carpenters
and builders,
Lind—
sey.
See page 1077
Rose Benjamin,
lab. h. 36 Front
Mary Helen,
wid. Stephen
C. h.
Orchard
circle
Parley V. shoe laster, h. 293 Wash.
W. clerk,
b. Orchard
shoe
cutter,
b.
Edward,
Elizabeth
E. clerk,
10 Me-
Russell
G.
Wid.
[Green
Samuel
C.
h.
11. 24 Circle
b. 44 High
post
office,
A. 11. 1 Norman
Caroline
h. 15
n. Bea-
con
[mar
Emma E. wid. Samuel H. h. 25 SumFred W. mariner,
b. 53 Gregory
Harold C. cook, b. 25 Summer
Harriet,
shoe operator,
h. r. 31 Bussell
[n.
H. Ellen,
stenog.
(L.),
Maple
b. Humphrey
Irving
L. pressman,
b. 166 Pleasant
John
W. peanuts,
etc. h. 19 Mechanic
John
W. shoe worker,
b. 110 Front
Joseph,
market
gardener,
Humphrey
11. Maple,
h. do.
Knott
Mary
Mary
P. farm hand,
b. 14 State
A. wid. Knott P. h. 14 State
E. Wid. William
G. h. 264
Wash.
Philemon
R. shoemaker,
11. off Maple n. Lafayette
Ruth E. b. 6 Gerry
Ryan
[ant
Thomas
Wiiliam
E. shoe
0. died
William
William
J. h. 173 Pleasant
P. edgesetter,
h. 14 Beacon
William
W. shoemaker,
Charles
Frank
J.
Hannah
John
F.
laster,
h. 166 PleasJune
20, 1909
h. 110 Front
A. clerk,
b. 48 Gregory
horseshoer,
b. 6 Lindsay
L. shoe stitch3r,b.6
horseshoer,
16 Gregory
Margaret
0.
Mary
P. O. b. 18 Green
11. 68 Front
worker,
cutter,
b. 44
Richard F. lobstermaln, 11.6 Mugford
chanic sq.
Bertha C. b. 15 Green
Chester
stitcher,
William
E. shoemaker,
h. 31Devereux
[ d o.
Rowel1A.
L. mgr.
Cliff club,
Beach,
h.
Rundlett
Mary A. wid. Edward
S. died
June
27, 1909
circle
William
H. (Brookline),
s. 1'.
Mhd. Neck
[Circle
Roundey
Augustus
K. yachtsman,
h. 25
Charles E. h. 98 Front
Elizabeth,
wid. William
B.’ h. 12
Wash. sq.
Walter H. engineer,
Tucker’s
whf.
h. 264 Wash.
[High
Roundy
Alicia
M. clerk, 56 Elm, b. 39
Annie K. b. 10 Mechanic
sq.
H.
L. shoe
R. shoe
William S. janitor,
Green
Rothwell
Arthur
McKay
b. 39 High
1909
Rowe
assoc.
h. 123 Elm
Benjamin,
Robert
William
William
Club
S. bowling
do.
G. shoe stitcher,
0. died March,
Stephen
C.
High
h. 14 Linden
fruit,
confectionery,
etc. 3 Market sq. h. 144 Wash.
Frank E. clerk (B.), h. 17 Waldron
Gustav,
instructor,
rms.
Boston
Yacht
1031
Roundy
E. shoe
Lindsey
6 Hawkes,
shoe
h.
{Lindsey
stitcher,
b. 6
worker,
h. 6 Lindsey
William 11. driver,
h. 11 Wald:-on
Rythar Margherita,
rem. to Brookline
ct.
18
Everett
M. clerk
(38 Charles
River
ave. Chasm), b. 3 Nicholson
hill
George C. trucker,
h. 26 Bond
SALKINS
EMELINE
R.
:1
Horace,
salesman
MRS.
(B.),
h.
2 Frank-
[ant
h. 165 Pleas-
WOOD
of all
kinds
Sawed
and
Split
to order
at
JOHN s. MARTIN cons, Near Electric Light Station - flarblehead
MarbleheadGas and Electric Light 00°
UseGasto HeatcheaplyOffice, 106 Washington Street
h. 112
James Y. McKay stitcher,
Front
James Y . jr. shoe laster, h. 20 Pearl
112
& Laskey),
John H. (Salkins
Wash. b. 112 Front
Richard H. h. 11 Beacon
SALKIN S & LASKEY (John H. Salkins
Salkins
and William A. Laskey). cloth-
1'. Mhd.
[ant
Neck
at 267 PleasSalven Annie, housekeeper
House (Isabelle K. Cross), sumSamoset
Mhd. Neck
mer boarders,
h. S Oowell
W. machinist,
Burt
Sanboru
h. 47 Commercial
shoemaker,
Elisha,
James H. rem. to Lynn
Lizzie, wid. Francis W. b. 3 Bowden
Nathan P. pres. Ma:-blehead Savings
Of-
1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p. m.
Wash.
b. 63 Wash.
b. 63 Wash.
T. shoemaker,
James
Peter J. lea. worker,
(38
draughtsman
J.
Arthur
Union, 13.), b. 74 Jersey
Lizzie A. wid. Judson C. h. 74 Jersey
Sargent Albert (Malden), s. r. Goodwin’s
Sanford
landin
Albert W. clerk (S.), b. 8 Mechanic
contractor (B.),
William E. electrical
[derson
h. 15 Circle
h. 10 AnSault Charles E. shoemaker,
h. 22 Lee
Saunders William H. mariner,
Savery
Joshua
Savory
Abbie
Albert,
bottom
h.33 Mechanic
finisher,
D. b. 2 Allerton
W. boxmaker,
Burma
mnfrs.
P. Quiner),
1'. 8 Pond
shoes,
h.
30
(Danvers),
Elizabeth
chil-
s. 1'. 8 1-2
Orne
Selman Amy G. clerk (S.), b. 148 Pleasant
Marcia M. Rev. h. r. Norman 11. Bea'
con
Mary E. Mrs. h. 65 Wash.
h. 148 PleasWilliam H. shoemaker,
{18 Watson
ant
h.
W. trav. salesman,
Edward
h. 18
Mary E. Wid. William,
[c. Green
Franklin
h. 1 Pond
B. 0. driver,
Charles
Shattuck
23
Charles H. (CasWel1 & Shattuck),
Shannon
Shatswell
h. 57 Front
Sewall,
b. 31 Circle
Elizabeth,
shoe
worker,
b. 31 Circle
0. M. h. 70 Pond
rem.
Herbert,
c. Pleas-
Green,
Edgar M. (Sweet & Savory).
[all
pl.
h. 2 Allerton
P. wid. Joseph, h. 41 SewElizabeth
(L.), b. 2 Allerton
Ellen E. stenog.
p 1.
George S. shoe laster, h. 10 Stacey
F. h. 11
B. wid. Joseph
Hannah
High
Mary
Seeley
and
M. Scott
(Randall
Walter
dren’s
Flora,
Essex
r. 8
h. 17 Abbot
oper.
W. shoe
Quiner
Fred
H.
Charles
Barnard
Wilbur
&
b. 11 High
b. 41 Sewall
1:.
Tedesco
& Quiner),
M. (Scott
Randal
Pond, h. 19 Russell
11. off Maple
boxmaker,
h.
E. shoemaker,
Maple
sorter,
Annie L. bookkeeper,
ant, b. 10 Stacey
Benjamin, shoejcutter,
b. 18 Devereux
rem. to Waltham
Alfred,
Scott
B. compositor,
B. sole
h. do.
Maverick
Emma,
Schumacher
h. 63
Peter,
wid.
Elizabeth,
11. 58 Front
steward,
H.
Asa A. & Sons (Asa A. William
proprs.
and Arthur E. Schofield),
Mhd. Motor Boat: 00. 36 Mugford
&
A. Schofield
H. (Asa
William
Sons), 36 Mugford. h. 57 Front
b. 12
S. shoe laster,
Philip
Schottler
William
el.
Tracy L. student, b. '79 Pleasant
Sanders Charles, clerk, 126 Wash. b. 18
State
Edward H. rem. to Wenham
h.
R.
Robinson N. rem. to Connecticut
8;
Schofield Arthur E. (Asa A. Schofield
Sons), 36 Mugford, h. do.
& Sons),
Asa A. (Asa A. Schofield
and
h. do.
79 Pleasant,
surgeon,
%ce hours,
R.
h. 9 Gerry
machinist,
J. Robinson,
Schofi
& M.
B.
E. fireman,
Pleasant
Richard,
Schaller
John
h. 3 Bowden
ANBORN PERLEY L. physician
Sandwich
194
36 Mugford,
s.
(Boston),
J.
Bank,
Ralph
1-. Good-
s.
Harry (Som’vi1le),
win‘s landing
Sawyer
1083
See page
Richard
Salter
112 Wash.
outfitters,
and yacht
rubbers,
shoes,
boots,
hats,
ing,
SHAW
[Marblehead.]
SALKINS
1032
Tel. 111-4
to Boston
John K. shoemaker.
Nathaniel
Samuel,
h. 8 Harris
h. 31 Circle
B. edgesetter,
h. 66 Front
shoemaker,
William G. (U. S. N.), h. 284 Wash.
s. 1'. ClifShaw Abner B. (Cambridge),
ton Heights
Albert,
driver,
'78 Front,
h. 24 Pond
C. Mabel, clerk (S.), b. 6 Guernsey
(62 Franklin,
Hooper R. bookkeeper,
13.), h. 5 Elm pl.
pl.
(4 Canal, B.),
J. Glover, bookkeeper
b. 6 Guernsey
Mary E. wid. Thos. H. h. 6 Guernsey
Merrill Gr. shoe oper. b. 6 Guernsey
h. 14 Bowden
Otis,
Coa
tra.v.
salesman,
h. 15 Abbot
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Shea John, gardener, h. 10 Central
Margaret E. operator, b. 9 Walnut
Mary, wid. John J. h. 9 Walnut
Sheehan John H. shoe worker, 11. 3 Elm
ct.
[Darling
Shepard Ann E. wid. William W. h. 24
Annie, 1). 4 Washington
sq.
Arthur
P. clerk,
2 School,
b. 1
Maverick
[sq.
Charles A. shoe cutter,
h. 4 Wash.
Edith, b. 21 Pond
Emma L. bookkeeper,
b. 24 Read
Fred F. clerk (188 Essex, Salem),
b.
24 Read
[h. '7 High
George W. grocer, 6 Washington
sq.
Hannah R. Mrs. dressmaker,
16 Bussett,
h. do.
Harry
H.
asst.
baggage
master,
School st. b. 24 Reed
Horace B. clerk (B. & M. R. R., B.),
h. 32 Russell
James,
shoe
laster,
h. 16 Bassett
Joseph F. shoe laster, h. 1 Maverick
Mary A. wid. Joseph W. h. 24 Read
M. Alice, shoe trimmer, b. 24 Reed
Nellie, bookkeeper
(S.), b. 24 Reed
Oscar A. (Boston),
s. r. Marblehead
Neck
William B. b. 145 Pleasant
IIEPARD WILLIAM H. druggist,
96
Washington,
h. 21 Pond.
See
page 1455
W. Frank,
shoe
Sherburne
[a.ve.
h. 37 Lincoln
cutter,
Charles
H. (Boston),
s. r. 62
Pleasant
Charles
Sheridan
W. (Boston),
James
L.
(Salem),
s.
William
Devereux
Shinnick
Rocks
William,
Sea
Shirley
pastor,
church,
Annie
s. r.
Star
of the
h. 60 Gregory
M. boxmaker,
b. I5 Vil-
lage
Arthur
[ant
H. shoemaker,
b. 148 Pleas-
Harriet L. b. 15 Village
Shottler
Philip,
shoe
laster,
John
[erick
b.
Shourds
Charles F. (Cambridge).
s. r.
Hathaway
rd. 0.
[12 Lindsey
Shrader William
H. McKay stitcher,
h.
Shaman A. (Brookline),
s. 1'. Clifton
Edwin A. (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd. Neck
Samgel (Boston),
s. 1-. Atlantic ave.
272 Wash.
F. 11. 4
b.15 Front
T. h. 15
maker,
h. 1 Water
John S. lab. rms. r. 136 Wash.
Thomas 11. bottom
finisher,
b. 15
Front
Siner William, foreman, h. 23 High
Sing Charlie, laundry, 140 Wash. 1-ms. do.
Skinner Emery B. (Salem), s. r. Bessom‘s
Beach
James H. foreman
(Milton,
N. H.),
h. 250 Wash.
[Franklin
Sklover Abraham, tailor, 80 Wash. h. 16
Sadie, stenog. (Pea.), b. 16 Franklin
Slade Winthrop (Cambridge),
s. r. Devereux Rocks
[Chestnut
Slattery
Margaret,
wid. John J. h. 2
LEE CHARLES A. real estate,
insurauce, auctioneer,
3 School, 11. 36
Prospect,
s. r. Harris Beach.
See page 1076
James H. clerk (Wash. D. 0.), b. 36
Prospect
[Prospect
Richard
B. clerk (Wash.
D. 0.), b. 36
Sleet Thomas
P. rem. to Lynn
Small Anna H. variety,
36 Pleasant,
b.do.
A. Clifford, draughtsman
B.), h. 7 Sewall
(147 Milk,
E. rem. to Gloucester
L. student,
b. 15 Linden
Abbie,
laundress,
h. 60 Orue
Charles
H. fisherman,
h. 38 Front
' Fred
B. shoemaker,
h. 17 Summer
Jane
B.
bookkeeper,
Pleasant
c.
School,
b. 6 Wash.
[Wash.
John S. furniture
polisher,
b.
Joseph B. cook, h. 6 Wash.
Lizzie T. housekeeper
at 6 Wash.
Susan G. Iaundress,
h. 60 Orne
A. rem.
William,
12 Mav-
278 Wash-
Front
B. harness
Walter
Martha. A. h. 15 Village
1033
John H. hairdresser,
ington, b. 175 Pleasant
Margaret. wid. George, b.
Sinclair
Emma R. wid. Wm.
Sewall
George T. bottom finisher,
Hannah
A. wid. George
Smethurst
1-. Bes-
H. Mrs. (Boston),
SMITH
Simpson
Edward
Esther
s. r. 62 Pleasant
som’s Beach
Sherman
RICHARDM. COOK
PLEASANTAND WASHINGTON
srs.
jobber,
William
William
Smith
6
to Salem
h. 7 Middle
F. shoe laster,
h. 38 Elm
H. stock
fitter,
h. 61 Lee
Annette
A. teacher,
Annie,
wid. Stephen
at 12 Green
b. 147 Wash.
R. housekeeper
Arthur H. painter, 11. 82 Front
Benjamin
D. shoe trimmer,
b.
62
Prospect
Shumway
Sibley
Philip
pt.
Charles
James
Siders
(Chicago),
R.
(Lynn),
s. r. Peach’s
[erald
s. r. ofl
Em-
R. 11. Ruby ave.
John
'1‘. (Dorchester),
Front
Silva Manuel (Beverly),
s.
1-. 146
[landing
s. 1'. Groodwin’s
Benjamin F. shoe cutter, h. 41 Pond
Benjamin F. 2nd, shoemaker,
b. 22
Beacon
[n. Norman
Charles
H. shoe
Charles
R. shoe
cutter,
cutter,
h. 26 Beacon
b. 62 Pros-
pect
Charlton
L. carpenter,
11. 12 Front
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE. CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent,:Marblehead. Tel. 238-2
Our
1034
Smith
B. h. 4'7 Orne
0.
clerk
(P.
0.
B.),
Pleasant
b. 149 Elm
Horace
John
11. 51 Gregory
Mabel A. shoe stitcher, b.51 Gregory
Margaret
E. housekeeper
at 141
Pleasant
Martha J. wid. William I. 11. 9 Lee
Mary E. wid. Samuel D.‘ b. Atlantic
h. 22 Beacon
Smart Charles, rem. to Lynn
Snellen Charles H. lab. h. 43 Front
Charles H. jr. shoemaker,h.43
Front
Md. A. teaming,
2 Crocker
0.
Josephine
Snow Albert
Charles
laundress,
b. 144 Front
pk.
E. bookkeeper
h.
Cora
S. clerk,
(15 Kingston,
Sewall
L. shoe
132 Wash.
Worker,
b. 36
1). 7 Bassett
h. 53 Jersey
George
B.
H. boatman,
Tuckez-’s
whf. b. 39 Hawkes
George
0. driver,
b. 144 Front
Gertrude
T.
M. clerk
(L.),
b. 7 Bassett
W.
CO.
BRASS
GOODS
Smith
Snow),
also
h. 25
11. Pleasant,
Snowden
Edith,
Fannie,
E. Coates,
b. 30 Sewall
wid.
Thomas,
h.do.
b. '7 Bassett
Whitney P. h. 15 Glover
Snowcrest
Inn (The), George
propr. Cracker pk.
Charles
shoe
cutter,
H. h. 30 Sewall
b. 30 Sewall
Snyder
James R. motorman,
B. & N. St.
Rwy. b. H. D. Haight’s,
Laf.
Soper Benjamin P. rem. to Peabody
James H. shoe worker. b. 40 Lee
B. laundress,
b.
40 Lee
Sarah A. Mrs. h. 40 Lee
Southward
Elizabeth
E. wid.
died Jan. 19, 1910
clerk
Samuel
(G. E. L. 00.
L.),
S.
b.
48 Lee
[36 Pond
Sparhawk
Benjamin
A. shoe cutter, b.
Harriet
E. wid.
William,
11. 21'?
Wash.
Samuel A. h. 36 Pond
Sarah E. b. 6 Mechanic
William H. rem. to Oliftondale
Spence
Charles
h. 5 Got-
H. shoemaker,
tage
[Circle
Spinney Christine M. shoe worker, b. 22
Evelyn M. wid. James M. b. 22 Cir-
Squire
b. 7 Glover
trimmer,
H.
and prov. 132 Wash.
See page 1083
Walter
(U. S. N.),
Ernest
Ernest
E. light
(Nathaniel
& 00.),
Thomas
variety
(summer),
postmaster,
Mhd. Neck,
Russell
Sprague
Frank
h.
Samuel
A. h. 45 Front
Susie S. dressmaker,
'7 Bassett,b.do.
David O. grocer, 36 Sewall, h. 54 do.
Ebenezer E. stock fitter, h.8 Darling
M. deceased
P. teamster,
& Co.
groc.
S. Arthur,
5
B.), h. 25 Devereux
Charles
H. artist,
12 Lee, h. do.
Charlotte
A. clerk,
56 Elm,
b. 261
Wash.
[ant, h. do.
Clara E. Mrs. dressmaker,160
Pleas-
Clarence
N. H.
Rebecca
[Tucker
Mrs.
A. cook,
whf.
Nathaniel
H. (N. H. Snow
132 Wash. h. 18 do.
penter,
Walter
C. (B1-ookline),
s. r. Fort
William E. teacher (B.), h. 9 Elm ct.
William
E. ship carpenter,
h. 10
Walnut
William S. h. Mt. Pleasant
John
Tucker’s
F. lobster-man, b. 19 Hawkes
F. 2nd, restaurant,
145 Front,
NOW 'I‘IIOMASD. contractor and car-
cor. Phillips
carpenter,
62 Jersey,
h. do.
gardener,
h. 149 Elm
shoe stitcher,
b. 26 Beacon
Q. lobsterman,
b. Mt. Pleas[Sewall
T. lobsterman,
h. 25 Lee
11. 144 do.
H. cahier
(B.),
h. Atlantic
ave. cor. Phillips
[landing
J. Foster (Salem),
s. r. Goodwin's
Lorenzo
N. mason,
Lindsey
n.
William
T. boatman,
Joseph
Joseph
John
ave.
Obed H.
Samuel,
Sarah J.
Stephen
ant
C. shoemaker,
Horace E. fish pedler, h. 7 Glover
John H. carpenter,
h. 7 Bassett
John P. h. 36 Sewall
[59 Front
h. 28 Maverick
Hawkes,
h. 25 Lee
Bessom,
h. 160
NOW HERMAN F. garage, automobiles
and supplies,
also, livery stable,
22 Front, h. 80 do. Seepage 1081
Henry N. clerk, b. 26 Beacon
Howard E. station
agent (Phillips
Beach. Swamp),
b. 62 Prospect
Howard S. shoe cutter, b. 26 Beacon
Jeremiah
F. h. 62 Prospect
Jessie A. Mrs. h. 150 Elm
J ohu D. shoe repairer, 126 1-2 Pleasant,
STACEY
Snow Harry, shoemaker,
Herbert
H. express,
[Rocks
Edward F. (Boston),
s. r. Devereux
Edward M. rem. to Haverhiil
Emma B. wid. Frank, housekeeper,
b. 16 Village
Emma J. Mrs. b. 61 Lee
Frank
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are
[ Marblehead.]
SMITH
Edward
Customers
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J- B- Blood
cle
Florence
H.
teacher,
school,
b. 68 Wash.
John
P. (Brookline),
s.
Gerry
r. Rock-
away ave. 0.
[State
Stacey
Alma.
W.
wid.
Hervey
P. h. 3
Anna C. stitcher,
b. 47 Atlantic
ave.
Artlaur M. shoe
ron
worker,
b. 5 Wal-
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STACEY
Benjamin
F. groc.
12 and 14
Hooper, h. 10 do.
Charles W. boat rigger, b. 18 Orne
Cora, shoe worker, b. 3 State
G. teamster,
b.19 Atlantic
Rowland
Gertrude,
stitcher,
Girdler,
sey,
b. 11 Rowland
reporter
(Boston
Herald);
confectioner;
also mngr.
W. U.
Tel. 00. 11 Pleasant,
h. 51 Elm
Irving,
driver,
h. 11 Nicholson
hill
John
G. rem.
John
Q. h. 18 Orne
John
R. lobsterman,
John
S. clerk
to New York city
.
h. 47 Orne
(S.),
closer,
h. 3 Elm
[Gregory
con
Charles
B.
Charles
E. machinist-.,h.
Elizabeth,
shoe
cutter,
wid.
[ereux
20 Dev-
b.
197 Wash.
Augustus,
h.
19’?
Wash.
Emma G. wid. John H. h. 8 Lee
Emma P. shoe stitcher,
b. 28 Circle
Frank, shoemaker,
h. 28 Circle
Georgie,
Wid. Daniel
L. b. S. F.
Low’s,
Harriet
Bomch
F.
Prospect
Harriet
H.
b. 3 State
pl.
room,
[land
RowLind-
Stevens Angeline,
wid. A. Leavitt,
h. 45
Benjamin F. fishe1~ma.n, h. 5 Beacon
Benjamin F. jr. fisherman,
b. 5 Bea-
11. 13 Ornee
John W. h. 36 Chestnut
Joseph I. shoe liner, b. 47 Ox-ne
Max-i_on, shoe
,
David, shoe buffer, and pool
90 Wash. b. 12 Harris
George A. shoe worker,
11. 32
Jonathan E. (Roscoe 85Steele),
ave.
Eliza A. wid. Joseph G. h. 47 Orue
Eliza G. buttonhole
oper. b. 18 Orne
Elizabeth,
wid. Thomas
G. h. 11
1035
Steele
Stacey
Eddie
ST ON E
[Mar’o1ehead.]
ave.
wid.
Joseph
wid.
[Oct. 23, 1909
Thomas
2d, died
C.
h.
28
Mary A. stitacher, h. 47 Atlantic ave.
Mary E. stenog. (B.), b. 36 Chestnut
Rebecca L. folder, b. 47 01-116
Susan M. Mrs. 11. 24 Wash,
[Way
Harry E. shoemaker,
b. 197 Wash.
Jennie L. operative.
b. 19’! Wash.
Joel B. agt. (Bd. of Trade Bldg. B.),
Thomas
B.
William
F. clerk
John, h. 5 Mt. Vernon
John G. shoe mnfr. 14 Atlantic ave
b. 197 Wash.
John H. shoe cutter, b. 5 Mt. Vernon
Lina T. chief oper, N. E. T. & T. 00.
b. 10 Mt. Vernon
[ant
Martha E. wid. Francis, 11. 185 PleasMary R. variety, 5 Beacon, 11. do.
carpenter,
h.
26 Rocka-
(242 Essex,
8.),
h.
11 Commercial
William
F. driver,
William
T. shoemaker,
1:). 5 Wald:-on
William
T.
h. 5 Waldron
shoemaker,
b. 36 Chest-
nut
Winthrop
P. clerk (B.), b. 13 Orne
Standley
Joseph
B. edgesetter,
b. 32
Rowland
Mary E. h. 9 Beacon
Mary J. housekeeper
at 5 Orne
William
William
B. shoe Worker,
F. b. 28 Orne
William
H. H. shoemaker,
Standring
Thomas,
tral
h. 30 Cen-
h. 25
Vista
Steal-ns Frank S. driver, b. 2 Pond
William B. pres. (Stearns & McKay
& McKay
00.
Steedman
Effie,
Smith
William
B. Stearns,
Mhd. Yacht Yard,
wid.
Lafayette
at 7 Mechanic
cook
at
Atlantic
b. 28 Circle
School
h. 20 Devereux
H. 2d (No. Shore Tree
ave.
also
moth com.
(.70.),
local
supt.
h. 121 Wash.
Stevenson
Nellie
G. Mrs. b. 34 Central
Stever
Arthgr
K. shoemaker,
b. 34 Rowlan
Clark W. edgesetter,
h. 19 Mechanic
Frank
E. clerk,
84 Wash. Q 19 Pearl
George
C. jr. carpenter,
h. 1'. 88
Front
Harry
N. rem. to Beverly
Stewart
Henrietta,
wid. Thomas
L. h. 20
Middle
[Wash.
Stickney
Harry E. iron Worker, h. 198
Stinson Katherine F. teacher of violin, 6
Stoddard
Lee. b. do.
Hatherly
A. (Salem),
S. Warren,
dental
[ris Beach
s. r. Har-
laboratory
(B.), h.
14 Jersey
Stone
0.
sq.
ave.
Alice
Andrew
89 Front
Flora.
E.
housekeeper
worker,
(C1-opley & Stevens),
William
Milton
pres.proprs.
Steblins
ct.
001'. Sewall,
gypsy
William
S. tailor,
106 Wash.
Steadman
Arthur,
driver,
1). Buena
Farm,
Tedesco
h. at
M. shoe
William
14 Atlantic
b. 5 Orne
engineer,
89 Front,
Mattie
h. 28 Orne
Stanley Margaret G. b. 53 Prospect
Mary J. boxmaker,
b. 2 Bowden
Nettie N. teacher
(Chelsea),
b. 25
High
[25 High
Willard B. draughtsman
(Camb.), b.
William, teamster,
b. 28 O1-ne
William B. rem. to Beverly
[High
Co.)
h. 9 Mechanic
c.
D. b. 14 Highland
M. inspector
of health,
Wash.
and
1 Market
Angeline,
housekeeper
Anna 0. shoe Worker,
Carrie Gr. dressmaker,
tel-1'.
clerk,
sq.
bd.
h. 195
[ant
at 166 Pleasb. 45 Pond.
h. 126 Pleasant
ELACK,
SHERIDAN
& WILSON
G0.’S,GEORGES
GREEK
CUMBERLAND
GOAL
JOHN
S. MARTIN
CO"
Cliff
St.,
Marblehead.
Telephone
119
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Office, 106 Washington Street Tel. I11-4
1036
STONE
Stone
swmm:
[Marb1ehead.]
Carrie M. shoe Worker, b. 14 High-
Sbreeter
land terr.
Howard
Alvertus,
physician,
23
Pleasant,
h. do.
Annie
B. nurse,
h. 9 State
Clarence K. shoe laster, h. 38 Wash.
D. Robert (Stone & Andrew, B.), b.,
15 Gregory
Strong
Eddie,
Harriet A. Mrs. b. 9 State
Margaret
D.
wid. Phillip,
dressmaker, 33 Mechanic,
11. do.
Strout Samuel A. hairdresser,
5 School,
shoe
cutter,
b. 2 Wash.
Edward S. shoe cutter,
Edward W. bookkeeper
B.), h. 38 Pond
Eliab,
motoz-man,
h. 35 Orne
(387 Wash.
T. Mrs. b. 24 Nicholson
Ethel
M. boxmaker,
B. rem.
rms.
hill
b. 45 Pond
5, 1910
to Salem
Sullivan
Hannah
E. wid.
Joseph,
rem. to
Swampscott
Henry, shoe cutter, b. 30 Lee
Howard T. clerk (S.), b. 9 Selman
James
0. ram.
to Norwood
James S. shoemaker,
h. 20 Green
Joseph,
clerk,
259 Wash.
h. at
Swampscott
Julia, dressmaker,
45 Pond, b. do.
J. Arthur, shoe worker,b. 207 Wash.
Mary, wid. William H. h. 4 Pickett
Mary E. h. 153 Pleasant
[dron
Mary E. wid. Simon A. b. 27 WalMary L. shoe stitcher,
b. 30 Lee
Mary L. shoemaker,
b. 166 Pleasant
Mary S. died Feb. 19, 1910
Mildred F. b. 19 Atlantic give.
Nehemiah,
h. 30 Lee
Nehemiah
2d, teamster,
h. 4 Cross
Robert E. (Boston),
s. r. Mhd. Neck
Ruth A. Wid. Joseph W. b. 119 Elm
Samuel A. fisherman,
h. 8 Orne
Samuel
h. 8 Tucker
B. stockfitter,
Sarah E. wid. Theodore,
h. 14 Highland terr.
Simon A. teamster,
b. 27 Waldron
Walter U. rem. to Salem
Warren E. foreman,
J. Lancy’s,
h.
w
Central
William,
shoe
worker,
b.
Central
House
William, shoemaker,
William 2d, died Jan.
William A. driver, h.
William
B. McKay
b. 107 Wash.
18, 1910
15 Cottage
stitcher,
11. 8
Tucker
William
B. tinsmith,
William
F. shoemaker,
h. 9 Selmau
11. 166 Pleas-
ant;
William
[148 Pleasant
F.
2d,
car
conductor,
11.
William
F. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 4
Pickett
[I]. 19 do.
William H. foreman, 7 Atlantic ave.
Stone’s
Restaurant,
Moffett.
Stowell
Henry
Neck
Bu:-ma
Mrs.
propr.
P.
M.
Hattie
2 Wash.
(Boston),
s.
engineer,
B. & M. R. R.
at Salem
Stuart Carrie, nurse, b. 11 Pickett
Stubbs Charles E. rem. to Lynn
Sturgeon
Frederick,
shoemaker,
b. 121
Elm
[cial
b. 23 State
Frank H. shoe laster.
Franklin, died March
E.
h. 124 Pleasant
h. '7 Vine
Eliza
George
Charles
Edward
James
J. labor-er,h.
(Marblehead
Green,
3 Commer-
Mnfg.
h. 55 Lincoln
00.),
ave.
James L. glue spreader,
b. 55 Lincoln ave.
[Hawkes
Jeremiah
0.
shoe
laster.
b. 15
John, laborer, h. 30 Commercial
John
D.
hairdresser,
Pleasant
11.
School, h. 18 Chestnut
J ohu E. stockfitter,
b. 15 Hawkes
Margaret
(Salem),
s. r. Bessom’s
beach
Mary, b. 55 Lincoln ave.
May B. dressmaker,
b. 154 Elm
William
H. rem.
to Everett
Sumner
Arthur N. clerk,
1 School,
h.
149 Elm
Sunflower
Tea & Gift Shop (A. E. Leslie and P. L. Bourne),
8 Selman
Swallow J ohn, potter, h. 11 Glover
Swasey Arthur L. salesman
(S.), b. 5
Lincoln
ave.
Benjamin F. rem. to Andover
Lillian,
clerk, 56 Elm, b. 5 Lincoln
ave.
Rebecca, wid. Wm. P. h. 228 Wash.
Richard F. rem. to Andover
Russell R. shoe worker, b. 288 Wash.
Thomas, assessor,
h. 5 Lincoln ave.
Sweeney
Daniel,
glue
worker,
b. 9
Tucker
John, died April 25, 1910
Lena G. shoe worker, b. 9 Tucker
Nellie V. shoe worker, b. 9 Tucker
Richard F. shoemaker,
11. 39 Mugford
Sweet Ethel M. clerk. b. 14 Stacey
Henry P. farm hand, b. 238 Wash.
Horace W. 0'. died Aug. 20, 1909
Horace
W. 0. 2d, laborer,
b. 15
Orne
John H. cook, h. 15 Orne
John L. h. 13 Green
Lena M. tel. operator, b. 8 Darling
Margaret
B. wid. Samuel B. h.
Darling
r.
Mhd.
Coal
Mason H. died Sept.
Miriam T. boxmaker,
GILBERT
167 Pleasant
16, 1909
b. 49 Gregory
5: COLE
C0.,
Street, - MARBLEHEAD
Telephone
223-2
8
RICHARD
M. COOK
DPTOMETHISTJ
MARBLEHEAD
Glasses
Fitted,
Lenses
Matched,
in fact
everything
pertaining
to
the
Optical
Business
. . . . . . . . . . .
[Marblehead.]
SWEET
Sweet Moses, emp. 56 Elm, h. 6 Lee
Nathaniel
(Sweet & Savory), Green,
h. 6 Cowell
h. 14 Stacey
Green
Charles S. shoe cutter, h. 2'73
Wash.
[Sweetland's
Crispus
G. shoemaker,
1). Frank
John,
b. F. Sweet-
land's
F1-ank,dmgr. (85 Lat. S.), 11. Village
15
Horace S, asst. ticket agt. and telefix-apher,
Pleasant
st.
. 120 Elm c. Watson
Joseph
A. shoe laster,
J ose(1l)h B. shoe
mnfr.
R.
R.
sta.
b. 36 Village
36 Village,
erville),
shoe
trimmer,
h. 22 Pearl
F. stock fitter, h. 54 Commercial
[ct:.
Lucy, Wid. Benjamin,
b. 2 Harding’s
Ruth D. h. 5 Beacon
Sarah J. teacher of music and painting, 15 Russell, h. do.
Symonds
Albert G. gen’! agt. Castle Hill
R. R. sta. (8.), h. Humphrey
1:.
Maple
Annie
B. b. 24 Jersey
Gertrude
H. shoe
worker,
b.12 Abbot
Harriet D. Wid. Philip W. h. 24 J orsay
Henry W. G. jobber, b. 31 Sewall
Herbert N. collector,
b. 19 Devereux
Joseph L. shoemaker,
h. r. 31 Rowland
Lillian B. shoe Worker, b. 18 Linden
Ralph N. farmer,
b. Humphrey
11.
Maple
[11, 1910
Sarah T. wid. Edward F. died Mch.
William B. h. 7 Hillside
ave.
William H. concrete
paver, I2 Abbot,
Lookout
ct.
L. wid. Charles
out ct.
Dora
K. clerk,
WILLIAM (B1-ookline);
s.
View ave. n. Humphrey,
Talbot Alice, cook, 16 Goodwin‘s
do.
r. Sea.
B. B.
ct. b.
1455
Hannah
R. wid.
Elec.
R. HATHAWAY,
Albert
E.
Lt.
00.
H. freight
h. 17 Ab-
h. 49 Prospect
agt. (B.
Atlantic
George
ave.
& M. R.
h. 8 Gerry
Thorndike
Alice, b. 1 Vine
Emma E. b. 137 Atlantic
Fannie M. wid. Herbert
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODS
for $600.00.
GARDNER
Stacey
bot ”
[11 Sewall
James T. engineer,
B. & M. R. R. h.
John A. shoe cutter, h. 25 Orne
John 0. shoe bufier, b. 17 Abbot
Nellie L. (Boston),
s. 1'. 132 Front
William T. shoe Worker, 1). 25 Orne
Thorburn
Bertram
S. trimmer,
Mhd.
[Commercial
Tansey
Thomas
P. shoemaker,
h. 41
Tart Percy H. accountant
(B.), 11.5 Vine
141 Wash.b.18
Edward, shoe laster, h. 18 Stacey
Edward E. shoe laster, b. 17 Abbot
Elizabeth,
b. 18 Stacey
Elizabeth
A. wid. Edward
B. died
Feb. 24, 1910
Everett R. printer, h. 25 Orne
IIOMPSON FRANKLIN E. S. photographer, 103 Wash. h. do. See page
R. L.),
TAFF
H. h. 8 Look[nard
Margaret G. housekeeper
at 8 BarMary E. stitcher, b. 8 Barnard
Patrick, shoe worker, b. 8 Barnard
Terhune William L. (Boston),
5. r. Clifton
[win’s landing
Thomas Fred B. (Peabody),
s. 1'. GoodFrederick
(Boston),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
Harriet R. Mrs. b. 113 Front
Thompson
Albert (Boton),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
[h. 39 Elm
Albert K. clerk, Pleasant c. School.
George
h. do.
Neck
Country
Club,
Tedesco
n.
Swampscott
line
Tedford V. Earle, driver, b. 10 Mt. Vernon
[non, h. do.
Wallace A. carpenter.
10 Mt. VerTenney Annie 0. b. 8 Barnard
Catherine M. b. 8 Lookout ct.
Charles
H. trimming
cutter,
b. 8
h.
John
s. r. Mhd.
Tedesco
Ellen
0.
Laura F. stanog. (B.), b. 120 Elm
Sweetser
—— (Wakefield),
s. r. Goodwin's landing
[Wash.
Swett
Benjamin
H. fisherman,
h. 24
Blanche G. sten. (B.), b. 22 Pearl
Edith M. b. 22 Pearl
Francis,
01:.
Frederick
A. Rev. rem. to Prov. R.I.
George B. shipper (B.),h. 15 Summer
George W. mop mnfr. 14 Elm ct. h.
do.
Tend Lucretia H. wid. Edward L. (Som-
Sweetland
R. wid.
h. 19 Wal-
line
& Savory (Nathaniel
Sweet and Edgar M. Savory),
shoe
mnfrs.
Elizabeth
1037
E. policeman,
(iron
mg
H. shoemaker,
Charles
Frank H. shoemaker,
b. 232 Wash.
Frederick
A. mgr. Tedesco Country
Club, h. Tedesco n. Swampscott
Samuel
G. shoe cutter,
h. 9 Merritt
Sarah,
wid. Mason H. h. 98 Front
Thognas
G. police
oflicer,
b. 8 DarlWilliam
TI-IORNDIKE
Taylor
ave.
ave.
A.
h. 13’?
n. Phillips
R. carpenter,
b. 137 Atlantic
11. Phillips
Cost$3.00forThreeYears
Insurance, Marblchead.
Tel. 238-2
Lowest
Average
in
J B BloodCo mwusnest
'
'
1038
'
THORNDIKE
Atlantic
[Marblchead.]
TUCKER
Trefry Addie B. clerk, 56 Elm, b. 99 do.
Annie 3. wid. Charles M.h. 14South
Benjamin
F. jr. lobstex-man,
b. 42
Sewall
TREFRY
and
work,
vaults,
also concrete
walks,
ceflar
bottoms, etc. 123 Pleasant,
h. 154
Elm.
See page 1454
Harry G. bookkeeper
(B.), h. 8 High
John
F. lobsberman,
h. 36 Orne
Mary K. Wid. Samuel S. b. 187 Wash.
Philip M. foreman, J. Laney jr.’s, b.
42 Sewall
Prospect
Philip L. fish pedlar, h. 12 Green
William F. laborer, h. 48 Prospect
William R. fish pedlar, h. 185 Pleasant
Arnold S. clerk, B. & M. R. R.
b. 24 Nicholson
hill
Arthur
BENJAMIN W. granite
marble dealer,
cemetery
mfr. of cement
burial
ave.
Thorner Armeanus
N. rem. to Lynn
Benjamin F. lab. b. 175 Pleasant
Leonard
P.
propr.
The
Graves
store. 111 Wash.
and Tucker's
whf. h. 21 Highland
terr.
Lewis
P. fish, 49 Prospect,
11. 37
Rowland
Owen H. fish, 275 Washington,
h. 46
Thrasher
MAfil(E'l'
UNION STREET MARKET
Average in Quality
Thorndike
Herbert G. motorman,
11. 1
Vine
Ralph E. shoe cutter, b. 137 Atlan‘
tic ave.
Warren A. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 137
Lynn
E. musician,
Raymond H. reporter (Item, Lynn),
b. 14 South
Richard C. clerk, 189 Pleasant,
b. 12
Anderson
[Front
Samuel S. machine
operator,
h. 99
Sarah L. died Nov. 10, 1909
Theodore,
h. 24 Nicholson
hill
[olson hill
Charles W. shoe worker, 11. 24 NichElkanah,
lab. 31. 11 Tucker
see T1-asher
Tibbetts
Curtis,
carpenter,
b. 1 Spring
Joseph H. boat builder,
h. 1 Spring
grocer,
8 Green,
h. 99 Elm
Walter
C. bookkeeper
(33 Court,
B.), b. 18''! Wash.
William G. W. clerk, h. 12 Anderson
REFRY WILLIAM B. T. lawyer and insurance
agent,
commissioner
3
of
School;
also
corporations
shoemaker,
b. 36 Central
and taxes, h. 18’? Wash. See end
Thomas
B. (Cambridge),
s. 1'. _
of business
directory
Mhd. Neck
William
L. bookkeeper,
11. 33 Circle
Tileston
Millie H. gift shop
and tea
T1-iandaphill Nicholas
(Nicholas
Triandrooms, 1'. 61 Front,
h. at Doraphill & 00.), 79 Wash. b. 77 do.
Chester
Nicholas
& Co. (John
Vassil
and
Titus Calvin.
mngr. r. 13 Green.
and
Nicholas
Triandaphill),
fruit;
florist,
12 Pond,
h. do.
and confec. '79 Wash
[Elm
Corinne,
shoe Worker,
b. 17 Elm
True Helen E. vocal teacher (}3.), b. 111
Cutler (Lynn), s. r. Wyman’s Beach
Rebecca W. b. 111 Elm
Emma E. Wid. Galvin, h. 8 Union
Richard S. physician,
111 Elm, h. doTobin George M. shoemaker,
h. 8 WalTucker
Annie L. Wid. William O. b. 110
Sidney,
Ticknor
nut
James,
laborer,
Toft
William
E.
Front
h. 12 Lindsey
shoe
stitcher,
h.
15
Pond
[landing
Torrance —— (Medford), s.r. Goodwin’s
Townsend
Charles
(Marblehead
Mnfg.
00.), Green,
h. at Elizabeth,
N J
Fred
J. brick
mason,
h. 6 Glover
Traiser A. W. (Boston),
s. 1'. Clifton
Trasher Benjamin
D. shoemaker,
h. 232
Washington
[39 Mugford
Frank K. shipper, J. Laney jr.’s, h.
Fred
Chadwell,
h. 8 Guernsey
Charles B. electrician,
b. 21 Summer
Eliza G. Wid. Philip
B. h. 21 Mechanic
[Wash.
Emily B. Wid. Thomas
W. 11. 143
Emma W. Wid. Albert
E. shoe
stitcher,
b. 12 Wash.
sq.
George,
ferryman,
Tucker’s
wharf,
h. 1 Summer
John A. O. farm hand,
h.e8 Middle
John H. (Tucker,
Emerson
00. L.),
h. 23 Highland
terr.
W. chief of police,
h. 15 Atlantic ave.
Nathaniel,
died June 17, 1909
John
John
I. carpenter,
h. 21 Summer
J. shoe worker,
b. 8 Middle
John
T. gardener,
Percy,
Lewis
Gr. relaster,
h. 38 Elm
Martha
E. shoe Worker,
b. 8 Middle
shoe cutter,
b. 232 Wash.
Philip,
confectionery,
15 Atlantic
ave. b. do.
Philip
jr. ice cream
and confectionery, 110 Wash.
1-ms. 1 Waldron
see Thrasher
T.W.TUCKER
G.
Newell,
ave.
clerk
(B.),
opp.
Valley
h. 22 Bowden
h.
ofi Atlantic
N. Lewis, conductor,
B. & M. R. B.
h. 21 Highland
terr.
AGENTS
Duntley
FOR
Vacuum
THE
Cleaner
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISI-IERG
WASHINGTM,
Ger.STATE
STRE . Conneetecl
byT¢1e1.\hnne
WHITE
& B0.
TUCKER
[Marblehead.]
Tucker
Rebecca L. wid. Samuel T. h. 84
Pleasant
Thomas, pres. Mhd. Transportation
Co. and ferryboat
capt. h. 59
Front
UCKER '1‘. W. 00. (Frank
M. Coates
and Thomas
P. Hussey),
dry
goods,
carpets,
etc.
139-141
Wash.
Seefoot lines
William
H. salesman,
139 Wash.
17 Rockaway
Eugene
A. (Tufts
Tufts
L.),
h.
Humphrey
opp.
[Harding's
2 Harding’s
ct.
ct.
b.
2
b.
[Jersey
D. foreman,
bookkeeper
56 Elm.
h. 39
(8.),
h.
15
Wash.
Irving, stockfittenh.
2 Highland ter.
John S. farmer, h. 2 Hardiug‘s
ct.
Lillian
B. shoe
stitcher,
lin
Lucy F. stenog.
Mary
A. shoe
Lena,
21 Atiantic
garage,
Tyler
ave.
E. rem.
148
United
States
Upton
to Salem
Custom
ory,
opp.
Roger, sec.
Beverly,
do.
George,
Foun-
h. do.
Glue
Co.
HDrain
JOHN
E. rem.
Pipe,
Green,
h. 18 Watson.
boarding
rooms,
.
18
house
State.
and dinSee
page
1
Emily, instructor,
b. 113 Front
Arthur
H. (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd.
Neck
Charles
F. foreman,
147 Elm,
Joseph,
painter,
h. 15 Front
Richard
W. rms.
27 Front
Vroom
Eldon
WADDEN
HANNAH,
Rowland
h.
(Lynn),
s.
[Beach
1'. Bessom’s
also
Neck,
variety
h. 1'. 31
Hawkes
N. L. & C0.
(Nathaniel
dry goods,
to Everett
Isaac
B. b. 16
[lags
Sarah
A.
wid.
L. Wadden),
Pleasant
c. School.
Benjamin,
h.
202
Washington
Fire Brick
C0.,
wid.
Hannah R. Wid. Frank L. h. 21 VilHarvey T. driver, b. 22 Bowden
John B. died Feb. 11, 1910.
Marguerite,
clerk, b. 14. Hawkes
Nathaniel
L. (N. L. Wadden &;
00.).
Pleasant
c. School,
h. 14
to Everett
S, MARTIN
1084.
& Go.)
b. 18 Greg-
Sumner (SaIem),s. r. Bessom’s beach
Usher Alden T. shoe trimmer,
h. 8 Mt.
Vernon
[cy, B), h. 10 Gerry
Arthur C. t1-av. salesman (30 Chaun-
Joseph
2 School
See page
P. Vickery
Francis
W. rms. 27 Front
Frank,
painter,
11 State, h. 56 Lee
Frederick
F. shoe cutter,
h.15 High
61 Pleas-
New
Waldron
JOSEPH, rem.
11. 19 Hawkes
23 Mugford
[ant
(Amer.
Glue
Co. 121
B.), h. Atlantic ave. 0.
Horace
B. carpenter;
(summer),
Mhd.
Russell
[Co.).
prapr.
ing
Viets
Vinal
House,
propr.
2 School.
William P. (William
P. Vickery
&William
P. & Co. (William
P. and
Herbert Vickery),
shoe manfrs.
Green
Beach
VALWAY
clerk,
Vincent
tain Inn, Cracker
pk.
King,
vice pres. (Amer.
13.), h. 26 Waldron
0. wid.
Fred,
s.
Front
Heinrich,
Marion
b. 23 Smith
c. Hawkes
Union Express,
19 Bessom
Peter, boatman, h. 148 Front
Unverhau
b. 23 Smith
Etta,
IGTGRIA110118113.
Mrs. Janet Moran.
do.
UNDEBWOOD CLARENCE DR.(Quincy)
r. rear
Eliza,
H. Tuxbury),
car21 Atlantic ave. and
Atlantic
Sarah
h. over
W. b. 19 Circle
Green, 13. at Beverly
[Smith
M. Elizabebh,bookkeeper
(8.), b. 23
Nancy J. wid. William, 11. 14 Wash.
Sarah '1‘. dressmaker,
23 Smith, h.
Wash.
h. 123 Front
ave.
David
b. 23 Smith.
Herbert
(William
William L. shoefinisher,
h. 20 Circle
Tuxbury Clarence H. (Tuxbury
& 00.),
& Co. (Clarence
riage makers,
wid.
ICKERY HARRY, groceries,
Mary A. wid. Richard, b. 10 Middle
Mary E. b. 15 Wash.
Richard, bookkeeper
(48 Canal, B.),
h. 11 Maverick
William
H. lobsterman,
h. 20 Jersey
Barney, junk,
7 Lindsey,
h. 29
Commercial
[Heights
Very George
F. (Salem),
s. r. Clifton
Nathaniel
A. (Salem),
s. 1'. Clifton
Heights
[Smith
Vickery
Benjamin B. shoemaker,
b. 23
Bowden, clerk, 2 School, b. 23 Smith
[b. 2 Harding’s
ct.
Humphrey
& Paine,
b. 258
F. engineer,
J. Clifton, photographer,
20 J ersey,
b. do. [Co.), 79 Wash. 1). 77 do.
Vassil
John (Nicholas
Triandaphill
&
b. 28 Frank-
stitcher.
1039
Verne:
Rocka-
Bertha
M. clerk,
43 Pleasant,
Edna S. teacher,
Story grammar,
Edward
Hannah,
John
Vent
& Friedman,
way ave.
Tutt
h.
WADDEN
Van Blarcom Carl, shoe cutter, ‘L3.L8 Stacey
Van Buren Harry I. farm hand, h. Beacon c. Ferry rd
Varrell
Ernest
J. bookkeeper,
W. S.
Burgess Co.’s, h. 3 Abbot
8: Kaolin.
Cliff St.,
All Masons’
Marblehead.
Supplies
Telephone
119
Marblohead
Gasand EloctricLight60.
IlseGasto ligjltcheaply
Office, 106 Washington Street Tel. III-4 *
1040
Susana,
wid.
Ware
George,:house-
keeper, at 264 Wash.
Wade Levi C. (Sagamore
Engine Co.
L.), 11. 16 State
Wadleigh
Philip
N.
(Boston),
s. r.
Marblehead
Neck
Wadman
Ida M. b. Mrs. M. E. Johnston"s, Sea View ave.
Wainwright
Charles D. h. ofl Front
n.
Crocker pk.
[pk.
Grace M. b. ofi Front opp. Cracker
Harriet W. b. ofi Front, opp. Crocker pk.
{Cracker pk.
Wainwright
Maude B. 1). off Front 11.
Walcott
Charles
(Cambridge),
s. r.
Peach’s pt.
[Peach’s
pt.
Charles F. Mrs. (Cambridge),
s. 1-.
Robert, (Cambridge),
s. r. Peach’s
pt.
Addison
Walker
[Mhd.
(Brookline),
J.
Neck
s. 1'.
Christine,
b. F. H. Walker's
C. Q. died Mob. 1910.
Edward A. carpenter, b. F. H. Walker’s
[Salem line
Fred H. engineer,
h. Lafayette
:1.
Herbert,
salesman
(L.),
engineer,
Mhd.
Glue
Co.
h.
Joseph
A. h. 24
B. shoemaker,
P. b. 32 State
Mary
Wardman
grocer,
Hannah,
Henrietta
clerk
ave.
cor.
(B.), b. Mrs. L.
Clifton
C. b. Mrs.
L. A. Wards,
GILBERT
N. Harris,
Horace,
h.
h.
Rockaway
11. 25 Wash.
musician,
b. 25 Wash.
see Weare
Warner Alvah H. (Salem),
Frederick
E. (Salem).
s. r. Clifton
s. 1-. Devereux
Beach
Nancy M. wid. Edward L. (Salem),
s. r. Devereux
Beach
Warren Charles H. died Apr. 24, 1910
Washburn
Sarah
Waters
William
Bessom's
Watson
Abbie,
T. wid.
John,
S. (New
Beach
wid.
11. 5 Elm
York),
Sewall,
b.
s. r.
land
20 Row-
Mary D. Mrs. b. 52 Wash.
_
Watts James R. painter, h. '7 Commerclal
shoe
stitcher,
b. 56 Lee
Weare Charles A. carpenter, h. Mechanic
0. Mugford
Donald G. musician,
h. 29 Wash.
Mary E. wid. John, h. 29 Wash.
Nathan H. musician.
h. 29 Wash.
Webb Ernest A. clerk, elec. lt. dept. h.
141 Elm
Webber Louis D. (Humphrey
Coal 00.),
1 Front, h. at Beverly
Weed Harriet E. wid. Joseph D. h. 291
Wash.
[ette :1. Maple
Wallace D. letter carrier, 11. LafayWeiner Bernard, rem. to Gloucester
Welch Daniel J. farmer,
h. Humphrey
Walsh
Wellington Mrs. (chasm). s. r. Beach eOceau
[s. r. Mhd-. Neck
Wells
Charles L. Dr. (Montreal,
Cam),
John, night foreman, B. & N. St. Ry.
car barn, h. at Danvers
Sarah,
wid.
Charles
B. (Montreal,
Can.), s. r. Mhd. Neck
West
Bertha,
Elizabeth
housekeeper,
E.
wid.
stitcher,
b. 110 Elm
Arthur,
shoe
h. 14 Tucker
Herbert. Plumber, 1). 14 Tucker
Western Union Telegraph
Co. 11 Pleasant
[P13Weston R. D. (Cambridge),
s. r. Peach’s
Walter
P. (Danvers),
s. 1-. Clifton
Heights
[Neck
Wendell
Clifton
SOLE AGENTS
FOR
A. wid.
ave. Clifton
Mary E. wid. John,
see
at 8 Mechanic
Commercial,
h. 22 Commercial
Ida M. b. A. S. Me:-ritt’s,
A. Ware’s,
P.
ave.
ave.
11. Maple
West
Wardwell
Lucy
h. 32 State
Atlantic
b. 25
Robert, stableman,
b. 19 01-116
Willard,
real estate (15 Exchange,
B.), s. 1'. off Green, Locust beach
Mary K. Mrs. h. 80 Front
Richard M. blacksmith,
h. 1 Prospect
Robert E. stableman,
h. 19 01-119
Walters Samuel V. gardener, b. '76 Wash.
Walton Igefibert H. poulterer,
14 Reed,
0
Ward Grace 0. b. 22 Commercial
John M. (Boston),
s. 1-. Mhd. Neck
William,
(Bev.),
John, costumer
(B.), h. 44 High
John G. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 44 High
Maverick
E. housekeeper
mngr.
Bartlett,
off Atlantic
Henrietta,
b. Rockaway
Martha.
Tucker
John J. died April 2, 1909
John J. rem. to Salem
Joseph
Lillian
1). Glover,
Wash.
George B. rem. to Danvers
Hannah
U. wid.
Benjamin
h. 21 Russell
Walter E. machinist,
b. Lafayette :1.
Salem line
William
A. see. and treas. G. L.
Metcalf Wood and Paper Box
Go. h. 132 Atlantic
ave. opp.
Smith
Walkley Albert Rev. died Mch. 28, 1910
Edward I. clerk (B.), b. 108 Elm
Wallis Emma A. wid. Edward S. dressmaker, 164 Wash. b. do.
Wallace William (Boston),
s. 1'. Front
Walsh Edgar T. shoe worker, b. 32 State
James,
WESTON
[Marb1ehead.]
WADDLETON
Waddleton
M. (Boston),
s. 1'. Mhd.
BOSTONIA
GANNEL
GOAL
andFRANKLIN
GOAL
& COLE C0.,
-
:67 Pleasant
Street,
- MARBLBHEAD.
Telephone
223-:
- Jeweler,
RICHARD
M.
COOK,
Cor. Pleasant
and Washington
WETHERBEE
Wetherbee
Reuben
D.
machinist,
h.
14
[Front
Mary
J. wid.
Charles
H. h. 152
HALEN ’l‘lIOMAS J. mason
tractor,
214 Wash.
h.
and
con-
do.
See
page 1083
[Wheeler’s
Wheeler
Annie E. stenog.
(S.), b. G. H.
Bros.
(George
H. and
Walter
C.
Wheeler),
market
gardeners,
Lafayette
jc. Humphrey
A. car conductor,
b. Wm.
J.
Wheeler's
[ette,
h. do.
George
H. (Wheeler
Bros.),
LafaySarah E. b. 292 Pleasant
Sherman
B. shoe cutter,
11.21 Hawkes
Frank
Sumner
Walter
A. stock fitter, h. 34 Village
0. (Wheeler
Bros.),
Lafay-
ette,
11. do.
[Maple
William
J. farmer,
h. Lafayette
:1.
Wheelock
C. B. (Brookline),
s. r. Mhd.
Neck
Selena
M. b. 52 Front
Willard
D.
mushroom
Russell,
White
Bridget
grower,
24
b. at Saugus
Benjamin
Cottage
B.
L. wid.
shoemaker,
Newport,
6
b.
6 Got-
b.
tage
[do
Charles E. candy mfr. 133 Wash. b.
Elias, b. 7 Guernsey
Elias jr. (White & 00.), 84 Wash. h.
55 Jersey
[ten-.
Elizabeth
F. nurse,
b. 20 Highland
11. Edna,
rem.
to Boston
Henry
H. shoe cutter,
11. 27 Jersey
Herbert
0. Rev.
s. 1'. Goodwin’s
Lucy
shoe
worker,
E. operative,
Margaret
A.
b. 27 Prospect
b. 10 Rowland
wid.
John,
grocer,
67
Gregory,
h. 60 Commercial
Patrick,
h. 10 Rowland
Peter
G. (White
& Oliver),
Atlantic
ave. c. Central,
h. 4 Central
Willard,
clerk,
84 Wash.
h. 57 Jersey
HITE
& C0. (Elias
White
jr. and
Murray
Rice),
furniture,
and upholstering,
84
State.
See head
lines
IIITE
& OLIVER
and
Frank
livery
(Peter
D.
and
0.
carpets
Wash.
c.
C. White
Oliver),
and depot
gasolene
garage,
carriages;
also
automobile
sup-
plies, Atlantic
ave. (2. Central.
See page 1454
Whitman
Bradford
13. F. (Florida),
s. r.
10 Selman
[Wash.
Elizabeth
F. stenog.
3 School, b. 202
Harold,
boxmaker,
b. 202 Wash.
Malcolm
R. driver,
Wash.
Victor
M. rem.
18 Sewall,
from
IF YOU WANT
GARDNER»
-
town
h. 202
Optometrist
MARBLEHEAD
WING
Whitmore
Alvin
F. clerk
1041
(84
State,
B.),
b. 8 Elm
[er at 8 Elm
Mary E. wid. William F. housekeepWhitney
F. G. Miss, propr.
Brown Owl
Tea Room, Beach, s. 1'. do.
William
Prof.
(Cambridge),
s. 1'.
Peach’s
pt.
Whowell
Richard
L. (Melrose),
variety
(summer),
also
(Whowell
&
Lamberston),
Atlantic
ave. Clifton, s. 1'. do.
& Lambertson
(Richard
L. Whowell
and Walter L. Lambertson),
garage, Atlantic
ave. Clifton
Widger
Catherine
L. wid._ John H. h.
178 Pleasant
Helen D. b. 3 Maverick
Horace
B. clerk,
Pleasant
c. School,
h. 3 Maverick
Sarah, wid. William,died
Feb. 1,1910
Wiggins
Benjamin
B. shoe cutter,
h.
Smith 11. Atlantic
ave.
Mary E. wid. Thomas
P. b. 11 Phillips
[Franklin
Thomas
A. trunk
mnfr,
(B.), h. 2
Wilbur Patience
Mrs. h. 30 Sewall
Wiley Agnes A. housekeeper
at 65 Pleasant
Flora
Wilford
B. wid.
Samuel
Roxanna,
Wilkins
Charles
ton);
H. b.6 Tucker
b. 15 Front
C. cider
also
mnfr.
produce,
(Middle-
2 Maple
n.
Laf. h. do.
Henry F. P. h. 23 Abbott
Rene],
landing
Jennie,
-
Streets,
[Marb1ehead.]
Tucker
Wetherell
Silversmith.
signalman,
B. & M.
R.
R.
h.
63 Green
[Abbot
Williams
George
R. shoe laster,
h. 27
Gregory
B. clerk, b. 27 Abbot
Hattie
G. clerk,
111 Wash.
1). 16
Stacey
H. B. (Roxbury),
s.r. 3 Glover
John F. (Williams
& Reardon,
15
State, L.), h. 16 Stacey
John R. (U. S. N.). b.65 Commercial
John '1‘. shoemaker,
h. 8 Wash.
J. Fred (Maiden),
s.r. Pitman’s
field
Mary K. clerk, 15 State, b. 16 Stacey
Robert B. T. clerk (B.), h. 4 Sewall
Walter (Peabody),
s. r. Goodwin’s
landing
Willis —— (Reading),
s. 1'. Harris beach
Wilson Georgianna,
h. 7 Pearl
James J. lab. h. 19 Barnard
Mary J. wid. Francis
B. h.183 Wash.
Minnie Mrs. h. 26 South
Stephen
W. rem. to E. Boston
Timothy
F. porter,
b. 19 Barnard
William
L. conductor,
B. & N. R. R.
h. Humphrey
c. Maple
William
M. b. 19 Barnard
Wing Charles H. (Brookline),
s. r.Glifton
Heights
TO BUY A HOUSE, CALL UPON
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead. Tel.
238-2
Department
J. 3. Blood Co.
1042
WINSLOW
Winslow
Charles
E.
Stores,
Food
[Marblehead.]
shoe
cutter,
h.
15
28, 1910
Wiseman
Sarah
3328
girl,
16
G. shoemaker,
Harry
John
b. 42
Samuel
William
h.
B. poulterer,
42 Pond, h.do.
E. clerk (S.), b. 5 Hillside
rms.
Wolfgram
Wong
Rowland
Sing, rem.
H. shoemaker,
b. 16 Waldron
wid.
died
h. 5 Hillside
88 Front,
h.
Wright
mnfrs.
Woodfin),
Boston
press,
and
props.
T. T.
Express
Pleasant
J.
and
‘YE
Ye
236 Wash.
[Neck
Yerxa. Henry D. (Cambridge),
s. r. Mhd.
Herbert
E. (Boston),
s. 1-. Marblehead
Catholic
Broughton,
Paine‘s
Temperace
Samuel,
sec’y,
SoFrank
8 Hooper
h. 31 Circle
ExZANDABSKI
ANTONI.
B. Hathaway's,
Zuchtmaun
T. W. TUCKER CO.
STREET
Neck
Men’s
ciety,
66 Gregory
Men's
Christian
Association,
0. Essex
WASHINGFON
b. 50 Pond
Form: BEACH
NOVELTY
SHOP,
L. A. Radell,
propr.
150 Front
Town
Tavern,
G. J. Kimball,
propr.
Young
Carrie H. b. 126 Pleasant
Eliza J. wid. Richard
L. h. 25 Sewall
Ernest, "teamster,
I1. 262 Washington
I39-I41
s. r.
OLD
Frank
Lynn
(Worcester),
Joseph
T. shoe laster. h. 9 Mechanic
Ruth A. wid. Hiram A. h. 29 High
William
D. (Wright
Bros.),
Green,
h. 50 Pond
ant c. Essex,
11. 13 Sewall
Benj.
W. jr. driver,
h. 10 Highland
terr.
W.
Green
D. (Estate)
Marblehead
Neck
Harold
I. shoemaker,
9
to China
(Benjamin
Mar.
22,
[WaId1-on
Arthur
G. cabinet
maker,
h.
Hum
hr.-ey 11. Maple
Bros. (William
D. Wright),
shoe
Carroll
W. carpenter,
William,
51 Elm
Wood Charles E. rem. to Fitchburg
Daniel E. messenger,
Am. Ex. Co.b.
76 Wash.
Isaac
D. rms. W. Milberry’s,
off
Rockaway
ave.
Woodbury
Grace A. Mrs. b. '77 Wash.
Jesse (Boston),
s. r. Goodwin’s
landing
‘
[Sewau
Woodfin
Anna
D. stenog.
(B.), b. 25
Arthur,
driver, b. 13 Sewall
Benjamin
W.(Woodfin
B:-os.), Pleas-
Bros.
Margaret
J. housekeepér
at
Edwin
T. shoemaker,
b._16
Maria,
Wright:
21 Circle
August
126
Pleasant
Joseph
[a.ve.
William
H. shoemaker,
Wolff Lester
T. restaurant,
R. h.
[191
Ruth
M. Wid. Benjamin
T. h. 16
William
M. b. 16 Wald:-on
[erick
Woolston
Ellen E. boxmaker,
b. 10 MavEliza,kwid.
Josiah,
h. 10 Maver10
William
G. shoe laster, h. 28 Pearl
Wormstead
Joseph S. paints, 11 State, 11.
c.
ave.
Thomas
1910
Pond
Tucker
wid.
Waldron
B. h. 26 Russell
Joshua,
shoemaker,
Hooper
E.
Woodworth
Wooldridge
b. 26 Russell
B. motorman,
Mhd.e1ectric
Pleasant
Hillside
ave.
E. b. 26 Russell
Harold
S. engineer,
c. Essex.
h. 16 State
Louisa,
wid. James
B. b. 83 Wash.
Philip
T. student,
b. 16 State
Goodwin"s
01:. b. do.
Witham
John H. edge trimmer,
h. 36
Elm
[Hillside
ave.
Withum
Annie
F. shoe stitcher,
b. 5
Elizabeth
S. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 5
Grace
Frank
light station,
h. 33 Devereux
Frederick
W. R. shoe cutter,
also
night agt. Devereux
R. R. sta. h.
125 Front
[35 Orne
John S. propr. Woodfin’s
Lunch,
h.
J. Frank
(Woodfiu
Bros.),
Pleasant
[ick
dormitory
ZU CHTMANN
Woodfin
Juliet H. shoe worker, 10. 13 MaverPeter P. iceman,
b. 16 Lindsey
Washington
B. laster, b.13 Maverick
William
H. hairdresser,
241 Wash.
h. 20 Highland
terr.
Winters
Mary, wid.
Frederick,
b. 39
Prospect
Catherine,
UNION STREET MARKET
for the Table
Highland
terr.
Edward
M. (Boston),
s. r. Mhd.Neck
Harriet
E. wid. William
0. died
Mar.
LYNN MARKET
Everything
Jennie,
Frederick,
farm
hand,
Humphrey
assortment
E.
died
Dec. 7, 1909
ever shown
in Marbleheud
h. 66 Lee
Largest
b.
S
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State Street.
DES,
KINDS
Connected
by Telephone
Business Directory of Marblehead
Marblehead
settled
8,000.
Distance
R.
Swampscott
B.,
nected
with
Has
one
land.
ease
the
rents
Lynn,
to
climate,
there
carrying
trade
few
which
and
by
places
all
and
of
the
Lyceum
NICHOLS
(See
be
sea
breezes
71
than
WILLIAM
page
96
P.,
1081.)
GARAGE
erly.
(See
page
17
Atlantic
r.
30
CO.,
Washington.
75
Rantoul,
Bev-
855.)
HERMAN
F.,
22
Front.
(See
1081.)
&.
OLIVER,
(See
Atlantic
page
Auto
WashingBoyle
William
fa-
ave.
cor.
ave.
cor.
1454.)
Supplies
1455.)
H.,
Edward
WHITE
Architects
Quiner
cur-
better
or
T.,
JOHN
Central.
H.,
ocean
1078.)
page
WHlTE
(See
procured.
and
Repairing
page
(See
HARPER
page
railway.
labor
summer
JONATHAN
(See
SNOW
1086.)
& M.
con-
Marblehead.
GOODWSN
GEORGE E., 70 Washington.
street
inducements
BROWN
Washington
Apothecaries
ton.
by
about
B.
Also
centre
of New
EngOn
account
of the
skilled
in
the
miles.
towns
stronger
business
Furniture,
Finishing
and Repairing
SHEPARD
4
reached,
is
by
Automobile
Theatre,
page
Population
yachting
shoes.
can
ave.
Antique
connected
contiguous
Amusements
New
1640.
is
Branch,
is the
chi1dren’s
offering
a. manufacturing
2,
it
Marblehead
centres
tempered
are
on
Salem,
on the
coast,
manufacture
and
May
Wlth
Salem,
harbors
for
the
markets
Winter,
for
and
incorporated
miles,
Swampscott,
delightful
'ci1ities
18
Branch,
which
in
1629,
Boston,
of the
finest
Is celebrated
with
and
about
from
3.,
&.
Central.
8 Washington
jr.,
158
‘Washington
OLIVER,
(See
Atlantic
page
1454.)
sq.
Automobiles
HARPER
Artists
erly.
Bixbee
William
Colley
Birdenia,
Graves
Ella
Pearl,
Arthur
Snow
Charles
J.,
126
28
C.,
SNOW
12
.
WHITE
Lee.
FRANKLIN
Washington.
(See
page
E.
page
5.,
103
00.,
page
(See
HERMAN
SLEE
page
B.,
CHARLES
&.
F.,
(See
55
Front.
A.,
3
School.
WHITE
&.
head
lines.)
ATLAS,
Brown
1 Spring.
PORTLAND
S. MARTIN
162
(See
ave.
001‘.
1454.)
C035,
Francis,
Daniel
John
Hathaway
and
Cliff
Carriages
84
Washington.
(See
Bakers
Frost,
JOHN
00.,
(See
Author
H.,
and
Front.
Atlantic
page
1076.)
Thomas
160
lines.)
22
OLIVER,
Central.
Boardman
Proctor
FL,
foot
1081.)
Baby
Richard
Bev-
1455.)
Auctioneers
Brown
75 Rantoul,
855.)
GARDNER
Washington.
24 Orne.
I-I.,
THOMPSON
(See
HATHAWAY
Front.
Orne.
83 Washington.
G.,
GARAGE
square.
32
Franklin.
J.
&
Son,
O.
George
ROSENDALE
St, Marblehead
um)
Market
C.,
G.,
12
2nd.
State.
235
Wash.
CEMENT
Telephone
at
119
Harblohoad
GasandElectricLight60.
use GasforcheapBanking
Office, 106 Washington
MARBLEHEAD
1044
BUSINESS
Boats
SAVINGS
(See page
GRAND
NATIONAL
(See
page
BANK,
1075.)
BANK.,
2
154
MARBLEHEAD
Tuckers
Hooper.
Whf.
Greene
for
BOWDEN
T.
(See
page
J.
&.
SON,
127
Edward
J.,
0011161‘
Giles
Pool
Room,
Kelley
George
Steele
David,
3 Pleasant.
P.,
Pleasant
Downey,
25-27
Shoers
Atlantic
ave.
F.,
Bois
Avon
House,
Central
76
(summer).
Crowninshield
Dunlop,
ESSEX
Morse
The
Mrs.,
Bedford,
77
Essex
Hickey
Luke,
48
Gregory.
Burgess
W.
CHAMBERLAIN
Repairing
John,
106
Washington
Smith
John
D.,
126%
and
Bessom
page
Emery,
15
Prospect.
E.,
Gregory.
I-Iarding’s
Motor
Boat
Boat
Storage
page
J.,
Green.
Co.,
WILLIAM
36
H.,
14
John,
ct.
(See
jr.,
Edward
Mitchell
Frank
Osborne
John
Shoe
F.
&
Co.,
A.
Vine.
W.
&
P.,
rear
ave.
Co.,
Green.
5 Harris.
Bassett
28
Co.,
Harris.
147
Elm.
(childrezfs),
G.,
14
Savory,
Vickery
William
Wright
Bros.,
8 Pond.
r.
Atlantic
ave.
Green.
Joseph
B.,
P.
36
Village.
& Co.,
Green.
Green.
Bowling
Colonial
c. Lincoln
Green.
Green.
8:
John
&
c. School
Bowling
John
S.,
Box
Alleys
Alleys,
144
121
Pleasant
Washington.
Manufacturers
Metcalf
George
00., 18 Sewall.
L.
Wood
&- Paper
Box
Bricks
Harding's
E.,
court.
MARTIN
(See
JOHN
foot
(See
3.
CO.
(INC.).
6 C1111.
lines.)
Broker
TRANSPORTATION
whf.
26
B.,
Boatmen
Tuckers
cor.
Green.
Green
N.,
Quiner
Mugford.
14 Orne.
F.,
John
Martin
off
Sewall
& Paine,
Orne.
1078.)
MARBLEHEAD
Circle
2 Front.
Edmund
Humphrey
Scott
P.,
& Stevens,
1079.)
JAMES
GRAVES
H.
Brothers,
Rogers
CHAMBERLAIN
page
John
1079.)
JAMES
Wash.
Manufacturers
(children's),
Sweetland
H.,
73
Pleasant.
Shoe
S.
Sweet
1078.)
Marblehead
(See
(See
(Ltd.),
Co.,
David
W.
Paine
Washington.
Co.
:1. School.
Shoe
Parker
WiLLlAM
page
GRAVES
(See
1076.)
Builders
Starling
Pearl.
Paine
Stevens
236
Boat
page
page
Elm
Washington
Tavern,
28
Mhd.
McIntosh
Boylston
18 State.
sq.
N.,
Laney
Neck
(See
121
HOUSE,
Town
(See
Mr-s..
1 Essex.
HOUSE,
Caroline
VICTORIA
1085.)
Ye
P.
Marblehead
and
Rowland.
Francis,
Glover
House”
Marblehead
Neck
(The),
Beach
Bluff
(summer),
15
Joseph
Cropley
“Sa.moset
Margaret
House
1 Market
S.,
Freeto
Finch
Washington.
K.,
Makers
Harris
Clark,
Houses
107
Isabelle
Shoe
Joseph,
Brown
Washington.
House,
Cross
Washington.
1083.)
George
Bowden
Chadwick
Boarding
blk.
112
Front.
B.,
John
Dealers
Rechabite
and
Boot
Essex 11. Pleasant.
6 I-Iiawkes.
Peter
Ryan
School
Horse
and
&
Cortee
cor.
90 Washington.
Blacksmiths
Connelly
Room
Pool
CO.
1076.)
Repairers
158 Washington
and
page
LASKEY,
Supplies
Hooper.
Billiard
page
Boot
and
Let
Shoe
H.,
&.
(See
Pleasant.
(See
and
John
SALKINS
1082.)
Bicycles
Boyle
Blocks
Dinking
to
TRANSPQRTATION
Boot
1075.)
Benches
111-4-
DIRECTORY.
Banks
MARBLEHEAD
Washington.
Street. Tel.
page
CO.
HATHAWAY
GARDNER
Washington.
1076.)
(See
R.,
foot
160
and
162
lines.)
5°LE1$%‘?zENT5
BOSTONIA
GANNEL
GOAL
andFRANKLIN
COAL
GILBERT
5: COLE C0.,
-
167 Pleasant
Street,
- MARBLEHEAD.
Telephone
223-:
Jeweler
Watch,
M. COOK —-Optometrist
~—-RICHARD
Clock,
Jewelry
and Optical
MARBLEHEAD
Building
Goodwin
«:3
Repairing
BUSINESS
F.,
Doak's
GOSS
(See
Cheese
and
GEORGE
8.,
page
1084.)
B.
MARTIN
page
(See
Eggs
Pleasant
SONS,
F's
cor
Cider
School.
13 Green.
(See
2 School.
(See
Franklin.
'1‘. Adams),
(See
FERNCROFT
page
CABIN,
page
GEORGE
page
1085.
c.
3.,
Pleasant
HARRY,
Broughton
cor.
2
School.
and
John
Edward
Cate
James
Dalrymple
W.,
George
Jabish,
S.,
page-
H.,
1 Middle.
55
Rowland.
W.,
Smith.
Washington.
Newton
Barrows
J.
51
Frank-
Atlantic
avenue.
96 Washington.
H.,
1455.)
(See
H.,
0.,
K.
18
(Conga),
(R.
Welles
Pleasant.
Devereux.
23
C.),
60
High.
Gregory.
Mortimer
Pickles
Frederick
Selman
Marcia
M.
M.
(Ep1s.),
(Meth.),
(Univ.),
William
(R.
Frederick
13
141
Elm.
Norman
C.),
A.
near
and
113
1082.)
Rockaway
ave.
(See
13
and
SALKlNS
142
Elm.
flaker
Elizabeth,
Clothing
60 Gregory.
(Univ.),
Cloak
Harris
37
(Epis.),
Summer.
Bowden
page
JAMES
Leslie
Partridge
(Bapt.),
L.
Henry
Taylor
Pleasant.
28
Harris
Henry
Shinnick
Waldron
Gents’
ct.
Furnishings
&. LASKEY, 112 Washington.
page
1083.)
1083.)
Benjamin
F.,
2nd,
Barnard
Coal
near
Gregory.
Martin
page
c.
Beacon.
Anderson.
ave.
LAROY,
page
Builders
14
174
J.
JACOBS
Martin
(See
Lyons
Smith.
Arthur,
HAINES
(See
Front
1085.)
WILLIAM
Greeley
School.
(See
G.,
Atlantic
Joshua.
Graves
Lafayette.
Tobacco
H.,
Thomas,
Foote
Goods
Carpenters
Doane
n.
Clergymen
1084.)
Jone,
and
page
Circle.
1084.)
VIGKERY
Caswell
Maple
1077.)
Canned
(See
(See
SHEPARD
Front
Selman
Pleasant.
Manufacturers
C.,
WILLIAM
Mccool
(John
123
page
Cafe
HOUSE
GOSS
W.,
1454.)
Cigars
HARRY,
lin.
(See
BENJAMIN
Charles
HOWE
foot
Work
and Vinegar
Wilkins
1084.)
ADAMS
Cemetery
page
1077.)
VICKERY
1045
lane.
TREFRY
Butter,
MARBLEHEAD
DIRECTORY.
Movers
Benjamin
.39
and
GILBERT
Frank
I.,
148
Samuel
F.
Ramsdell
Arthur
ROSCOE
&. STEELE,
Elm.
G.,
S.,
&
(See
18
Beacon.
Jersey
Humphrey
11. Guernsey.
Lindsey.
foot
(See
page
Wood
COLE
Pleasant.
foot
1 Front.
Co.,
8.
JOHN
(See
167
lines.)
Coa.1
MARTIN
Dealers
co.,
CO,
(INC.),
6
Cliff.
lines.)
1077.)
SNOW
(See
Tedford
THOMAS
page
D.,
Smith
11.
Pleasant.
Columns
Wallace
A.,
10 Mt.
THE
Vernon.
Carpets
(See
WHITE
T.
foot
W.
co.,
139-141
(Lynn).
Washington.
84 Washington.
(See
(See
Concrete
head
Baker
Wesley,
Symonds
page
15-19
and
57
7.)
Paver
Carriage
&
Co.,
21 Atlantic
Cellar
BENJAMIN
page
Maker
(See
ave.
W.,
123
Page
Concrete
Pleasant.
TREFRY
(See
R. HATHAWAY,
12
J.,
Abbot.
214
Washington.
1083.)
Pavers,
Walks,
Bottoms,
etc.
BENJAMIN
page
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODS
for $500.00.
GARDNER
H.,
THOMAS
Building
1454.)
2 South.
William
WHALEN
(See
Boston
lines.)
& co.,
TREFRY
CORP.,
(north),
Munroe
lines.)
Tuxbury
Posts
BFEOCKWAY-SMITH
Washington
TUCKER
and
1083.)
W.,
123
Cellar
Pleasant.
1454.)
cost $3.00 for ThreeYears
Insurance, Marfilehead
Tel. 238.2.
Complete
umonsmear MARKET
C°- ”°'i°’°2§§§’n'i'2c‘§§‘°h°"
Blood
J-
MARBLEHEAD BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1046
Confectionery.
and
Fruit
also
See
HOLT
1455.)
page
Contractors
LAROY,
J.
HAINES
JAMES
JACOBS
page
(See
Chinn
King
Rockaway
n.
Martha.
C.
Tedesco.
Farm,
Vista
Buena.
Dentists
John
Gulliver
Thomas
Philip
Laskey
William
Store
R. Mrs.,
Peach
Helen
Snow
Susie
Stone
Carrie
Stone
Julia,
Vickery
Wallis
WHITE
Agency
Detective
61
(THE),
(INC),
(See
page
opp.
page
(See
(See
page
(See
page
page
c.
Selman
Circle.
H.,
Front
(3. Franklin.
A.
T. W. TUCKER C0.
Street
Mrs.,
Elm.
Mechanic.
33
23
Smith.
Mrs.,
164
Washington.
Front.
74
Pharmacy,
William,
Gregory
William
Lemmon
William
Washington.
104
1 School.
C.,
Corps
Evans
George
Richmond
T.
foot
N.
Goods
F.,
CO.,
W.
Pleasant.
:1.
Pleasant
P.,
Graves
Marden
(See
43
Co.,
&
Jr.
A.
8 Hooper.
Fancy
and
Dry
96 Washington.
H.,
Corps,
Drum
Washington.
98
M.,
WILLIAM
SHEPARD
1455.)
(See page
Wadden
1085.)
Washington
D.
154
T.,
Sarah
TUCKER
1077.)
WILLIAM
B.,
Goodwin
Front
1076.)
CAIN,
Atkins
1085.)
Essex.
1
HOUSE,
FERNCROFT
Margaret
Excelsior
'1‘. Adams),
(See
Franklin.
foot
ESSEX
Pleasant.
Pond.
45
Drum
Rooms
(John
HOUSE
Boston.
Court,
67.)
Dining
ADAMS
AGEN-
DETECTIVE
WOOD-MORGAN
CY
cor.
ave.
1454.)
page
(See
Pleasant.
Druggists
Atlantic
OLIVER,
&.
Central.
160
126
G.,
Carriages
Depot
16
7 Bassett.
S.,
Emma.
Bassett.
Mrs.,
Mrs.,
May
Green.
cor.
R.
E.
Clara.
hill.
Russell.
12
Pond
L.,
Hannah
Sullivan
lines.)
foot
(See
I.,
Anna.
Snow
Washington.
5 Nicholson
Mary
Peach
Strong
Washington.
139-141
CO.,
W.
T.
bldg.
Rechabite
B.,
Department
TUCKER
bldg.
Rechabite
B.,
Laskey
67 Pleasant.
H.,
Gregory.
38
7 Abbot.
A.,
Lewis
Shepard
Washington.
102
H.,
Goodwin
31
Mrs.,
Martha
Lamprell
Products
Mrs.,
M.
Lizzie
Watson.
19
E.,
Washington.
201
L.,
Mary
Knight
ave.
Dairy
11. West.
Tedesco
7 Bowden.
C.,
Helen
Harris
J ., Humphrey
Hawkes.
28
E.,
Abbie
Dupar
88 Washington.
Crullers
Walter
Washington.
106%
Mrs.,
W.
Mary
Graves
Oliver
1 Abbot.
Doe Ella K., 4 Selmgn.
15 Barnard.
Ellen,
Dunlea.
Glassware
and
86 and
F.,
William
Washington.
203
Mrs.,
E.
L.,
Desmond
Hawkes.
39
L.,
Pleasant.
27
Mrs.,
Eliza,
Avis
Pleasant.
Mt.
A.,
Mary
Emma
Dall
(Hard)
8 Anderson.
China
Crockery,
Cloon
Washington.
M.
7 Franklin.
T.,
F.
Margaret
Curtis
Co.,
B.
Elizabeth
Bauer
Marblehead
N.
Lindsey
Barry
Emma.
1083.)
page
Crackers
Martha
Bennett
214
J.,
THOMAS
(See
Atkins
Bartol
1083.)
page
(See
WHALEN
lines.)
11. Pleasant.
Smith
D.,
THOMAS
6 Cliff,
(INC.),
00.
S.
JOHN
foot
(See
Pleasant.
167
co.,
Dressmakers
1077.)
SNOW
MARTIN
avenue.
Lindsey.
&. STEELE,
ROSCOE
1082.)
Rockaway
H.,
113
and
28 Harris
1083.)
page
(See
Pipe
COLE
lines).
foot
(See
page
(See
Washington.
&.
GILBERT
57
7.)
page
(See
Drain
Washington.
133
E.,
Charles
and
Boston,
(Lynn).
Washington.
110
jr.,
Philip,
Trasher
W11ite
15-19
CORP.,
BROCKWAY-SMITH
(north),
Washington
THE
Munroe,
ave.
15 Atlantic
Philip,
Trasher
Pleasant.
11
Girdler,
Stacey
Blinds
and
Sash
Doors,
(See
Pleasant.
100
M.,
HORACE
page
(See
18 State.
HOUSE,
VICTORIA
1085.)
Confectionery
HOWE
LYNN MARKET
and
Bakery
153
School.
Washington.
Washmgton.
139-141
lines.)
L.
&
Co.,
Latest
DRYE0008.
School.
c.
Pleasant
Lowest
Patterns
Prices
Telephone
Agents
for EDDY’S
REFRIGERATORS
Cor.smn smzn . §;‘aP;:*;;,£,,,,,
flHlTE& 60. WASHINGTON,
MARBLEHEAD
Electrical
DOANE
page
DIRECTORY.
Supplies
ERNEST
(See
BUSINESS
S.,
120
Flour
Washington.
GOSS
1080.)
(See
ERNEST
(See
page
120
Washington.
Frank
Mitchell
Willard
John
H.,
86
N.,
27
1084.)
Fruit
and
Eliza
Rowell
Parker
J.,
(See
page
Embalmers
O'BRIEN
WILLIAM
F.,
Barnard.
(See
Excavating,
ave.
152
F.
Jr.,
Express
Doherty’s
Mace
Express,
Joseph
Mccool
Paine
Co.,
(Salem),
68
J.
(Salem),
5 Cottage.
T.
Boston
0.
Brown
Pond.
Express,
Pleasant
Union
H.,
Express,
Woodfin
ant
cor
Bessom.
(Lynn
Henry
&.
head
lines.)
Boston),
to the
Neck
whf.
(See
Robert,
Chapman
35
(See
105
Washington.
(See
Dealers
W.
head
&.
Thorner
Owen
78
P.,
49
52
84
Washington.
84
Washington.
Wash-
Wash.
(See
Repairer
(See
lines.)
1076.)
erly.
168
Wash.
Michael
HERMAN
page
WHITE
Washington.
tral.
Whowell
Dinners.
Front
ft.
R.
CO.,
B.,
&
CO.,
(See
18
Dev-
ave.
Front.
&
ave.
Atlantic
(See
c.
Hawkes.
ave.
c.
Cen-
1454.)
Lambertson,
Gas
head
Bev-
Atlantic
22
Atlantic
page
CO.,
Atlantic
ave.
Company
GAS
LIGHT
(roses),
Washington.
75 Rantoul,
20
F.,
MARBLEHEAD
Mrs.
30
855.)
& OLIVER,
Franklin.
Florists
r.
1081.)
1085.)
Harriett
P.,
page
SNOW
Tuxbury
275
(See
Keegan
Front.
H.,
JOHN
(See
page
1081.)
HARPER
GARAGE
Prospect.
HOUSE,
page
CO.
State.
Fish
ADAMS
page
T.,
‘William,
L.
11
(antiques),
CO.,
GOODWIN
Dealers
William
Thorner
Foote
Washington.
Garage
Fish
(See
P1eas—
TRANSPORTATION
Tucker's
(See
Washington.
(antique),
CO.,
Essex.
MARBLEHEAD
Lecraw
WHITE
and
Elm.
c.
19 Besspm.
Bros.
Ferry
Carey
120
Furniture
Herbert
152
266
Florence
WHlTE
Essex.
Snow
c.
ington.
School.
Prospect.
H.
Peter
T.
c.
S.,
Furniture
c.
ave.
1080.)
EDMUND,
Bessom
Barnard
Atlantic
1086.)
1080.)
Pond.
Pleasant
F.,
P.,
&. CO.,
page
22
Washington.
1080.)
DOYLE
Expresses
American
page
page
for Vaults
70
page
ERNEST
DONOVAN
Cesspools
Benjamin
Wash.
Furnaces
(See
(See
Elm.
E.,
RICHARD
c.
1086.)
P.,
79
1086.)
DOANE
(odorless)
and
(See
page
Washington.
Atlantic
page
ROCKETT
RICHARD
page
1086.)
Martin
70
sq.
CO.,
Director
WILLIAM
ROCKETT
E.,
&
1086.)
O'BRIEN
r. 24 Front.
GEORGE
1086.)
3 Market
GEORGE
Barnard.
NICHOLS
(See
page
School.
lane
(Ice and Coal) Builders
Harry
cor.
Confectionery
Mrs.,
Funeral
n.
NICHOLS
Elevators
Pleasant
Nicholas
Vine.
Humphrey
J.
Triandaphill
Washington.
E.,
page
Rogers
1080.)
Johnson
Orcutt
S.,
Dealers
8.,
GEORGE
Electricians
DOANE
1047
106
AND
ELECTRIC
Washington.
(See
lines.)
ereux.
Frost
Amy
Lefavour
Martin
H.,
James
Calvin,
Leave your
Orders
For
Mrs.,
Sarah
Reynolds
Titus
A.
11
Edward,
24
13
B.,
Pond.
Fixtures
MARBLEHEAD
Green.
128
Pleasant.‘
and
LIGHT
GAS
CO.,
106
AND
Mantels
Washington.
ELECTRIC
(See
head
lines.)
12 Pond.
“D
Gas
Abbot.
at the stores of JOHN H. GREENE,
WM. F. CLOON and
CONLY & Hoomm.
S‘
Cliff St, - Marblehead, Mass.
MarbleheadGas and Electric Light 00.
IlseGastoHeat
cheaply
Office, 106 Washington
1048
MARBLEHEAD
Gas
GAS
CO.,
106
GEORGE
(See
AND
ELECTRIC
Washington.
(See
head
page
Haley
GOODWIN
(See
JOHN
page
P.,
William
P..
Gelatine
Ward
William,
00.,
26
89
Front.
School.
(See
page
ave.
Hairdressers
Allen
Lewis,
109
Glue
and
00.,
Gelatine
Green.
Works,
Main
Green
Brown.
TREFRY
flarble
BENJAMIN
page
W.,
123
Cloon
Everett,
Lawrence
66
Washington.
William
A.,
F.,
Lewis
14
School.
86 and
C.,
92
88 Washington.
Washington.
2 Jersey.
Colbert
Daniel
J.,
41 Atlantic
Dennis
Emma.
T.,
6 Waldron.
H.,
11. School.
241
Washington.
M.,
James
Washington.
H.,
William
Hamson
Chapman
Washington.
Hardware
Brown
Chapman
67
Pleasant
William
1454.)
Groceries
A.,
278
D.,
Pleasant.
Washington.
Washington.
Washington.
H.,
John
Winslow
Work
138
John
69
157
5 School.
P.,
Michel,
Sullivan
and
L.,
Edward
Joseph
Musto
H.,
Bert
Simpson
Granite
Washington.
William
Crawford
Manufacturers
Manufacturing
Downey
Washington.
2
Atlantic
Lee.
Fountaine
Marblehead
(See
Beacon.
132
HARRY,
Bassett
:1.
12
Co..
1081.)
Walter
National
South.
1084.)
Washington.
MACHINE
page
Nichols
30
&
Washington.
28
B.,
H.
N.
School.
1081.)
MARBLEHEAD
(See
r.
c.
257
Norris,
VICKERY
Engines
5.,
Wallace,
F.
Snow
Gasoline
Pleasant
111-4
1084.)
W.
Osborne
Paine
lines.)
Tel.
DIRECTORY.
GOSS
Stoves
MARBLEHEAD
LIGHT
BUSINESS
Street
Harness
ave.
Atlantic
ave.
corner
c.
School.
Bennett
Makers
Fred
M.
and
8: Co.,
Repairers
16 Atlantic
ave.
Barnard.
Gale
Samuel,
GOSS
189
Pleasant.
GEORGE
(See
page
Graves
5.,
Joseph
Howe
Merrill
Frank
Daniel,
Peach
Stephen
51
A..,
10
Wm.
Rodgers
Caroline
Shepard
George
Snow
David
Market
18
26
E.
0.,
Orne.
37
&
Loham
Bros.,
MARTIN
Benjamin
F.,
Theodore,
8 Green.
12
HARRY,
and
14
2 School.
M. A. Mrs.,
Embree
Hooper.
(See
67 Gregory.
and
C.
page
Brown
Conly
Fleet
S.,
William
&
&
Hooper,
James
203
Provisions
E.,
Pleasant
C0,,
70
and
BYORS
79
64 Lee.
CELEBRATED
GILBERT
CO.
Front.
DOANE
page
DOYLE
page
Mrs.
(INC.),
6
Cliff.
H.,
Prospect.
Heating
19
Highland
terrace.
1086.)
ERNEST
page
31
Water
JOHN
page
DONOVAN
2 Pickett.
N.
Hot
(See
James
8.
Hospitals
(See
Groceries
Elm.
lines.)
sq.
1084.)
Bailey
Straw
cor.
7 Bessom.
JOHN
foot
and
1 Sewall
Co.,
Sewall.
Stacey
White
Washington.
Elm.
6 Washington
36
Greene
(See
M1-s.,
Trefry
VICKERY
25 Mugforq.
Lindsey.
W.,
Grain
sq.
(estate),
W.,
B.,
Etc.
112
1083.)
Hay,
Washington.
6
Washington.
B.
Howard
Potter
page
Caps,
LASKEY,
Cowell.
0.,
Peach
(See
&.
1 Orne.
3
Reuben
Phillips
4 Bowden.
T.,
Thomas,
Hats,
SALKINS
R.,
William
Marrs
Nichols
Pleasant
1084.)
8.,
120
Washington.
1080.)
&. 00.,
266
Washington.
(See
1080.)
EDMUND,
105
Washington.
(See
C 0 A
L
1080.)
LACKAWANNA
& COLE CO., 167 Pleasant St., Marblchcad.
Tel. 223-2
C
R
ix} Mat-
HEADQUARTER'
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS
MARBLEHEAD
HOUSE
ADAMS
Franklin.
foot
CABIN
1077.)
Rockmere
The,
Rockmere
Snowcrest
Inn
(The),
Martin
John
Martin
Robert
and
TUCKER
T.
Mfrs.
1914
24,
L916
24,
1914
Feb.
14,
1913
May
22,
1914
6,
10,
20,
26,
3,
25,
1917
1916
1916
1913
1914
1915
Suitings
260
Pleasant.
F.,
8 Coweil.
1
0.,
John
7 Atlantic
to
SON,
&.
Pleasant.
127
ave.
17 Atlantic
T.,
JONATHAN
1078.)
page
(See
ave.
J.
1082.)
page
BROWN
Sharpened
Mowers
T.
BOWDEN
Dealer
Ice
Washington.
140
Lawn
Green.
ct.
Elm
16
Mrs.,
Charlie,
State.
15
Laundry,
A.
M.
Mason
(See
Pleasant.
Wash.
134
Mrs.,
G.
6 School.
Marblehead
1084.)
page
(See
100
13
Washington.
139-141
lines.)
Doey,
Ing
Sing
B.,
co.,
Adelaide
(See
Porter
17,
July
Children’s
W.
foot
Dykeman
1455.)
Bros.,
Lillis
1915
Laundries
M.,
HORACE
page
T.,
WILLIAM
Ladies’
(See
8 Cowell.
r.
GUY,
HOLT
Frank-
cor.
1085.)
Cream
ice
CLAY
R.
GARDNER
7 School.
J.,
E.
park.
Front
H.,
page
(See
lin.
Rodgers
July
March
1914
11,
Washington.
WILLIAM
HOWE
1915
11,
Cream
Ice
82
Guy,
Clay
Point.
Crocker
30,
March
L.
LITCHMAN
Neck.
Marblehead
(summer),
1915
June
Apr.
c.
HENRY
MILLETT
March
B.
Edward
O’Brien
Oct.
EVERETT
PAINE
Sept.
A.
CHARLES
SLEE
Apr.
Thomas
Swasey
D. T. Mch.
WILLIAM
TREFRY
park.
Crocker
10
Inn,
Fountain
New
Oceanside
Marble-
16,
John,
Laney
(summer),
Hotel
Nanepashemet
Neck.
head
1911
June
S.
Thomas
HATHAWAY
Front.
113
House,
Leslie
12,
Dec.
jr.,
William
Gilley
Oct.
B.
Benjamin,
Eastland
Washington.
238
Gerry,
Circle.
c.
Selman
LUKE
COLBERT
Cole
FERN-CROFT
page
(See
Hotel
Clifton
W.
JOSEPH
COATES
(summer),
The
Crowninshield,
ave.
H.
William
Clothey
1085.)
page
Expire.
renewed.
S.
Moses
Case
Front
'1‘. Adams),
(John
Peace
the
of
generally
Commissions
Houses.
(See
1049
Justices
Hotels
Boarding
See
srs.
AND wasumarou
PLEASANT
T‘
Lawyers
Agents
Insurance
(See
Washington.
C.,
Quiner
Everett
SLEE
CHARLES
and
162
3
A.,
School.
(See
of
T.,
D.
WlLLlAM
TREFRY
3 School.
COOK
head
M.,
RICHARD
1 Pleasant.
Clo-utman
Fliegel
Martin
F.
J.
& Son,
T.,
84
Front.
17
Haynes
Edwin
S.,
Verner
Barney,
7
(See
61 Gregory.
Stacey.
Lindsey.
Lee.
r.
15
court.
Cowell.
(See
and
Lime
Charles
Barnet,
(See
3 School.
5 Harding’s
Horace,
JOHN
MARTIN
Dealers
T.,
33
Co.,
Leather
Lefavour
lines.)
Junk
Waldron.
D.
Remnants
Leather
Watchmaker
and
24
(See
Chase
Jeweler
(3
directory.)
business
directory.)
business
B.,
WILLIAM
TREFRY
end
and
Barnard
Lynn).
Edward
O’Brien
Pleasant.
100
23
B.,
LUKE
COLBERT
Washington.
164%
W.,
Joseph
Exchange,
lines.)
foot
Phillips.
S.,
Moses
Co-ates
1076.)
page
end
Pleasant.
H., 160
121
P.,
GARDNER
Theodore
Day
HATHAWAY
Case
8.
and
Linoleums
(See
T.
foot
(INC.),
6
Cliff.
lines.)
foot
TUCKER
Cement
CO.
W.
co.,
139-141
Rugs
Washington.
lines.)
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE, CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehead.
Tel. 238-2
1050
House
Lodging
1
HOUSE.
ESSEX
Masons
page
(See
Essex.
page
(See
State.
18
HOUSE,
1085.)
Lumber
ADAMS
foot
Bros.,
Brown
Owl
HOWE
Tea.
Room,
O. J.
Society
&
Front
cor.
1085.)
Tea
Millie
Woodfin
John
page
1078.)
JOHN
P.,
(See
ave.
Joseph,
MARTIN
B.
57
and
Peach
Stephen
B.
Pope
Herbert
H.,
(See
W.
Charles,
Robinson
Joseph
Rodgers
Lawrence
H.
&
page
Graves
MARTIN
page
Robinson
Russell
Wheeler
Abbot.
and
Abbot.
end
road.
Ferry
M.,
Pleasant.
124
Etta,
(Granite and Marble)
1454.)
page
Mop Manufacturer
Pleasant.
George
Railway
W.,
ct.
Elm
14
Mortgages
Water.
foot
Son,
(See
A., 3 School.
CHARLES
SLEE
1076.)
page
Gardeners
FRANK
Pleasant.
263
M.,
THE
B.,
William
F's
Humphrey.
SONS,
13
and
flouldings
(See
1084.)
B.
_
1 Hillside
and
Cowell
H.,
Monuments
Taylor
Flarket
FOSTER
123
W.,
1454.)
Marine
Quiner
29 Pond.
Monuments
BENJAMIN
page
Jr.,
34 Russell.
G.,
Arthur
Robinson
(See
TREFRY
13
TREFRY BENJAMIN w., 123 Pleasant.
7.)
page
Granite
and
(See
Green.
SONS,
1077.)
Humphrey
15-19
COFlP.,
Boston,
(See
(Lynn).
Marble
11. West.
Tedesco
F's
Lee.
Cabinets
SMITH
(north),
M11m‘0e.
26
00.,
Medicine
BROCKWAY
Washington
(See
Pleasant.
Flilliners
and
Mantels
THE
263
1081.)
page
(See
Harris.
MACHINE
MARBLEHEAD
14
M.,
ave.
Washington.
30
r.
28
Ephraim,
Hammond
V..
FRANK
Kowalski
Powers
Atlantic
17
1081.)
page
(See
Repairers
Rowland.
Benjamin
1084.)
page
8 Selman.
T.,
Dealers
Milk
97 Pleasant.
JONATHAN
1455.)
Frank-
FOSTER
Shop,
Gift
and
H., r. 59 Front.
96 Washington.
H.,
WILLIAM
,
Front.
Bessom
8: Machine
GOODWIN
Washington.
214
J.,
1083.)
page
page
BROWN
Hawkes.
n.
Lindsey
THOMAS
page
(See
Front.
S.,
Machinists
Prospect.
33
(stone),
N.,
Medicines
School.
11
Cafe,
Sunflower
Tileston
F.
Lorenzo
SHEPARD
State.
63
page
Lunch,
Jack’
John
Smith
Front
Beach.
H.,
Marblehead
Power
ave.
11. Fountain
Orne
Son,
&
1085.)
12
Son,
(summer),
WILLIAM
(See
lin.
F.
Atlantic
63
Darling.
18
John
Frost
Handcraft
John
(See
page
(See
Franklin.
Aiken
Bernard,
Washington.
16
E.,
Mccloskey
Waldron.
16
L.,
John
WHALEN
'1‘. Adams),
(John
HOUSE
Charles
Hammond
park.
Pleasant.
167
Rooms
Lunch
Eustis
Peach‘
lines.)
foot
(See
00.,
COLE
&.
GILBERT
Dealers
John,
Devereux.
Chestnut.
25
Cudihy
56
(stone),
G.
William
Aery
1076.)
VlCTOR!A
UNION STREET MARKET
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS
MARBLEHEAD
LYNN MARKET
of
Handlers
Largest
of all
Meats
Kinds
J. B. Blood Co.
Green.
(See
CORP.,
Munroe,
(Lynn)-
(See
page
15-19
and
Boston
(north),
Washington
Work
Turned
BROCKWAY-SMITH
7.)
1077.)
Charles,
Joseph,
Bros..
end
Abbot.
Mushrooms
Humphrey.
Lafayette.
Wheelock
Willard
D.,
24
Russell.
LADIES’and CHILDREN’S
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
00.
T. W.TUGKER
Telephone
57
& B0.
WHITE
RANGES
GLENWOOD
for
Agents
C01‘.STATESTREET.E;”r}“e1‘:‘;§‘o.,e
WASHINGTUN,
13 Sewall
10 Harding’s
William,
M.,
Nellie
O’Brien
Regan
Annie
Stuart
Carrie,
White
Elizabeth
TRANSPORTATION
Philip,
134
Washington.
Graves
Store
(The),
111
Co.,
4 Pond.
Newspaper
Public
Notaries
Case
JOSEPH
LUKE
COLBERT
Crowell
Charles
Currier
Arthur
12,
1911
W.
Mch.
29,
1912
B.
July
10,
1914
Oct.
18,
1912
Jan.
13,
1917
Feb.
10,
1916
2,
1916
M.
P.
A.
Clinton
Ferguson
June
G.
Leonard
Humphrey
WILLIAM
LITCHMAN
Upton
May
6,
1915
June
2,
1916
Dec.
29,
1916
Mch.
25,
1915
9,
1917
T.
W1,
Percy
WILLIAM
TREFRY
1915
H.
John
Smith
19,
June
John,
Laney
Tarr
Oct.
S.,
Moses
COATES
Painters
Expire.
renewed.
generally
Commissions
T.
D.
Mch.
Roger
Waldo
Caswell
&
Benjamin
Newton
Samuel
Pitman
Thomas
3 Essex.
H.,
18
G.,
Beacon.
13
(carriage),
Reed.
Washington.
272
F.,
11 State.
Frank,
Etc.
Oils
Paints,
11 State.
S.,
Joseph
Hangings
and
Hangers
L.,
George
Chapman
Russell.
off
M.,
F.
George
Vincent
Washington.
174
George
Lindsey
Sewall.
23
Alexander,
Knowlton
11. Bassett
Essex
P.,
Shattuck,
Paper
Washington.
47
C..
William
Ballard
Pratt
Crownin-
lane.
shield
King
n.
Humphrey
Paine,
&
Bacon
Painters.
Carriage
See
Wormstead
Nurseryman
Brown
Pleasant.
167
lines.)
foot
(See
co.,
COLE
&.
GILBERT
1082.)
page
(See
(See
Coke
Otto
Pleasant
MESSENGER,
School.
cor.
1 Pleasant.
M.,
lines.)
head
MARBLEHEAD
Goods
Optical
and
RICHARD
COOK
Pleasant.
125
Co.,
News
Shore
Dealers
Opticians
wharf.
Tucker’s
(summer),
North
Oil
American
and
Washington
Oil
1076.)
page
(See
whf.
Newsdealers
Freeto
Sale
for
Rope
and
terrace.
20 Highland
F.,
Tucker’s
co.,
ct.
Pickett.
11
Oars
7 Green.
Gerry.
MARBLEHEAD
Russell.
15
J.,
Sarah
Swett
Mrs.
9 State.
B.,
Strong
ct.
6 Lee.
(violin),
F.
Katherine
Stinson
66 Lee.
Mrs.,
Katherine
Norton
D.
Glover.
Goodwin’s
9
Frances,
Regan
Pleasant.
83
Harriet,
Lefavour
17
16
Dorothy,
Long
178 Washington.
34 High.
I-I. Clinton,
M. Eleanor,
Bessom
Casey
Mrs.,
Catherine
Lefavour
Teachers.
See
P.
Lydia.
Lecraw
Teachers
Music
1051
DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS
MARBLEHEAD
27
Elm.
Nurses
Hunson
Chase
Cortee
Ella
Z.,
Dixey
Mary
S.
Gilbert
G.,
Ellen
29
Charlotte,
M.
Gould
Sadie
(district),
Green
Sarah
E.
Mabel,
Hunson
Margaret
Mary,
Pleasant.
Washington.
172
24
Laney
John,
Mugford.
(See
SLEE
page
16
Russell.
22
Washington.
Maverick.
WILLIAM
T.,
Abbot
Hall.
1455.)
A.,
CHARLES
High.
Mrs.,
Pleasant.
3 School.
(See
page
1076.)
Perfumery
Tedesco.
R.
119
B.,
Lizzie
LITCHMAN
Franklin.
31
Mrs.,
M.,
Maud
Hooper
Ingalls
211
Orne.
19
Gilleo
Hayward
Brown
2 Lindsey.
Mrs.,
127
Attorneys
Claim
Pension
Elm.
9 Cliff.
B.,
W.
Benjamin
27
Mrs.,
M.
Julia.
SON,
1082.)
page
(See
&.
J.
T.
BOWDEN
S Rowland.
Mrs.,
R.
Margaret
Chapman
Makers
Pattern
ct.
Gregory.
36
Mrs.,
Ellen
Bessom
Goodwin’s
16
Millicent,
Sick.
the
of
Watchers
See
Berryman
S Rowland.
WILLIAM
SHEPARD
(See
page
H.,
96 Washington.
1455.)
°°5' MARTIN
Lime, Cement and Sand.“H”
Tel. :19
C1iffSt.,MarbIehead
Marblehead Gas and Electric Light (30.
IlseGastn Heatcheaply
306 Washington
1052
DIRECTORY.
Office,
MARBLEHEAD
BUSINESS
Willard
,
(marine)
B.
Front
11.
Franklin.
Litchman
Frederic
B.,
Washington.
Varrell
15
(See
J.
Clifton,
E.
page
20
8.,
103
1455.)
Oflice
to
until
M.
Tel.
8 P.
*EVELETH
Office
Herbert
*H!LL
10
J .,
12
also
A.
69
(295
3 P.
69
72
4 and
7
8 P.
Chicken
LINDSEY
N.
M.
(winter),
Fridays;
oflice
79
and
7
hours
9
P.
M.
Howard
Amer.
"True
Richard
*Member
S..
of
"Member
Mass.
of
23
Pleasant.
111
Elm.
Med.
Mass.
Brown
Frank,
GOSS
GEORGE
Bowden
F1-a.zee
Thomas
Leslie
R.,
H.,
6
71
Real
(See
T.
page
J.
(See
page
(See
page
120
Washington.
& CO.,
page
266 Washington.
(See
105
Washington.
1080.)
Mallard
Arthur
W.,
Perkins
Fulton
T.
Shops,
83
Front.
& CO.,
Clinton
and
F.,
50
HOUSE
(See
page
(See
head
Washington.
(John
Franklin.
T.
(See
H.,
101
Levi
A.,
36
Front
1085.)
Front.
Washington.
Selman
c.
Circle.
1077.)
William,
40
& Smith,
HOWE
WILLIAM
page
Adams),
page
CABIN,
page
Girdler
Hayward
Moffett
M.
Ocean
House,
Handcraft
Stone's
Wolff
CELEBRATED
3 School.
84 Washington.
John
Palmer
Front.
GILBERT
Tre-
1540.)
'
Coffin
Snow
Potteries
page
Elm.
158
H.,
Front.
Front
c.
Franklin.
1085.)
Lillibridge Lunch, 129 Washfngton.
State.
(marine),
Pottery
Marblehead
(See
Davis
(See
12
(Geo.
(401-404
Restaurants
(See
EDMUND,
162
s
ESTATE,
and
A.,
FERNCROFT
1080.)
DOYLE
(See
terrace.
1080.)
DONOVAN
page
Highland
8.,
and
Washington.
B.).
CHARLES
160
lines.)
Pleasant
b1dg.,
ADAMS
1086.)
ERNEST
R.,
foot
REAL
100
Pleasant.
foot
DOANE
Agents
lines.)
127
SON,
19
School.
Refrigerators
Plumbers
H.,
cor.
Washington.
Estate
118
1082.)
JOHN
118
SHORE
WHITE
Adams
BYORS
S.,
1076.)
Vernon.
Mill
&.
Pleasant
(See
Dill),
SLEE
8.,
GARDNER
Joseph,
mont
Provisions.
Washington.
1084.)
Green.
Planing
BOWDEN
Mt.
and
Harris
NORTH
Tuner
See
Pleasant.
2 Maple.
126
page
Langley
A.
Piano
263
Provisions
Martin
Society.
corner
Dealers
M.,
Washington.
Society.
Pleasant
1082.)
C.,
HATHAWAY
Homoe.
CO.,
Groceries
(Member
Alvertus,
Institute),
&
Charles
(See
Pleasant.
to
1 Sewall.
1084.)
See
(Winter),
L.,
C0,,
page
FRANK
Wilkins
and
Village.
Pqnd.
Supplies
A.
(See
Tel.
Streeter
42
Feed
Oflice
M.
3
14
B.,
Produce
page
Pleasant.
Boston),
1 to
Humphrey.
Village.
H.,
Samuel
M.
Pleasant.
appointment;
hours,
Herbert
Withum
Washing7 to
3 P.
PERLEY
14
Pleasant.
137
3 and
2 to
Beacon,
"‘SANBORN
Office
2 to
Tuesdays
by
Walton
E.,
Printer
Pleasant.
S.,
M.,
(summer),
2 to
78
M.,
M.,
(summer),
to
John
FOSTER
GEORGE
hours
8.,
0.,
1 to
Arthur
I11-4
Spring.
Farm,
Poultry
125-2.
*Greenwood
Poultry
10
School.
hours
Telephone,
*1-Iall
8 A.
SAMUEL
ton.
Clifton
Greene
JANE
hours
Asa,
Jersey.
Physicians
"DEVEREAUX
Blarney
Davis
State.
FRANKLIN
THOMPSON
Tel.
Poulterers
Photographers
Jackson
Street
Hattie
Robert
Joseph
Mrs.,
145
L.,
F.
T.,
145
2
88
LACKAWANNA
&: COLE CO., 167 Pleasant
Washington.
4 Pleasant.
2nd,
Restaurant,
Lester
2
Front.
St., Marblchead.
Front.
Washington.
Front.
0 O A L
Tel.
RICHARD
M. COOK
DPTGMETRISTJ
MARBLEHEAD
masses
Fitted,
Lenses
Matched,
everything
pertaining
to
the
Business
.
. . . . . . .
MARBLEHEAD
BUSINESS
&
Pratt,
r.
Stationery
79
Goodwin
Front.
Sanitarium
.Bea1
Annette
Bon
Repose,
A.
Goodwixfs
(Inc.),
Sanitarium
Set
T.
and
J.
page
and
16
BYORS
&
Pleasant.
page
J.
H.
&
SON,
56
Elm.
Seed
and
J.
EDMUND,
retail),
H.
56
&.
head
page
1454.)
WHALEN
84
page
DOANE
COOK
Shoes.
and
and
page
Post
M.,
1
Pleasant.
H.,
Front
(See
(See
page
Masons
J.,
214
Washington.
and
Tinware
S,
120
Washington.
&. CO.,
266
Washington.
(See
105
Washington.
(See
1080.)
EDMUND,
page
Cards
Bonds
3 School.
1080.)
WHITE
&.
head
lines.)
CO.,
84
Washington.
(See
lines.)
WILLIAM
HOWE
lin.
(See
page
cor.
Frank-
Street
Special
Brown
B.,
Grace
Laney
ing
Commissioners
Elizabeth
Glass
B.,
Carrie
119
16
M.,
Waldron
22
Charles
Club
Clifton
T.,
Stable
Club
Connell
Keegan
Merritt
Washington.
Garage,
25 Chestnut
(summer),
Norman
Michael
cor.
B.,
David
20
00.,
house,
WaitLafay-
(summer),
Francis
Edward
J.,
Sklover
Abraham,
Stanley
William
108
Washing-
Pond.
S.,
Washington.
106
Washington.
Cdffee,
and
Spices
eoss GEORGE -s., Pleasant
ave.
Clifton
Stable
9 Pleasant.
80
Rockaway
Atlantic
(summer),
Nanepashemet
car
Charles
Tea,
Bros.,
Railway
Tailors
ct.
ave.
Eustis
St.
98 Pleasant,
ton.
260
Stables
room
ette.
Ma-verick.
and
& Northern
Washington.
Stables
Burns
Railroads
1085.)
Boston
Cliff
(See
1080.)
DONOVAN
and
RICHARD
head
Washington.
1083.)
page
DOYLE
Souvenirs
105
ERNEST
(See
Shoes
Boots
(See
A.,
Stoves
(See
Washington.
lines.)
See
Washington.
THOMAS
(See
Machines
CO.,
266
Stone
(Wholesale
(See
Sewing
WHITE
SON,
&.
Elm.
Stocks
SLEE
CHARLES
1076.)
Growers
J.
Washington.
1080.)
(See
1454.)
GREGORY
120
8.,
‘
Seedsmen
J.
terrace.
1080.)
&. CO.,
page
GREGORY
Highland
1080.
DOYLE
1082.)
19
ERNEST
page
page
Heating
Fixtures
1086.)
DONOVAN
127
Water
and
H.,
page
(See
Filed
SON,
Hot
JOHN
(See
DOANE
Saws
6 Washington.
S.,
Fittings
Washington.
ct.
BOWDEN
(See
147
Prospect.
Island
Mary
Steam
Mrs.,
31
Chi1dren’s
1053
DIRECTORY.
Sailmakers
Cousens
in fact
Opticai
. . .
(See
Heights.
(summer),
page
VICKERY
Ocean
cor. School.
1084.)
HARRY,
2 School.
(See
page
1084.).
ave.
Nelson
Porter
SNOW
page
WHITE
Central.
J.
S.
and
Livery
Son,
Co.,
HERMAN
1
Beach
to
F.,
cor.
7 Atlantic
22
Ocean
Teachers
ave.
Front.
(See
1081.)
&
See
Bailey
OLIVER,
(See
page
Atlantic
ave.
1454.)
cor.
O'Brien
R. HATHAWAY,
B.
William
Teachers.
(embroidery),
(piano
25 Gregory.
and
organ),
13
Sewall.
INSUREYOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODSI01’$600.00.
GARDNER
Mary
Music
Insurance,
Cost$3.00 Ior ThreeYears
Tel. 233-2
Marblchead.
LYNN MARKET
J-
Blood
Co‘Fm%f:::::t86y§;tabI“UNl0N
smear MARKET
Lowest Prices
1054
MARBLEHEAD
Teaming
Goodwin
and
Elbridge
Snellen
John
E.,
M.
Union
England
Co.,
Co.,
page
page
I Company
and
Makers
Watch
Telegraph
T.
page
bldg.
BROWN
JONATHAN
Toothpick
T.,
George
COOK
RICHARD
Machines),
page
17
Atlantic
ave.
Tree
Tree
Moses
00.,
.14
Atlantic
ave.
TUCKER
(See
Justice
5%., 160
page
O’Brien
70
(See
E.,
274
F.,
page
Washington.
Atlantic
F.,
ave.
c.
152
Irving
C.
14
Atlantic
Blaney
Benjamin
H.,
Augustus
R.
Frost
John
0.,
Frost
John
O.
Girdler
I-Ioman
J.,
Jones
M.
Anna
Snow
Thomas
Stevens
Usher
148
Whowell
E.,
193
Front
M.,
H.,
36
R.,
B.,
(See
(See
Mhd.
L.
T.
page
J.
127
Pleasant.
Builders
Boat
Builders.
H.,
14
Orne.
24%
Lee.
Harding's
ct.
(See
Co.,
89
Front.
Models
&
SON,
127
Pleasant.
1082.)
&.
page
Outfitters
LASKEY,
112
Washington.
1083.)
Yacht
Atlantic
CHAMBERLAIN
(See
Beach
Novelty
Shop,
150
GRAVES
page
W.
139-141
& McKay
Neck.
(summer),
Front.
T.
SON,
5 Beacon.
ave.
Fort
&.
E.,
Yacht
Neck.
kindling),
Clifif.
1078.)
SALKINS
Mhd.
H.,
JAMES
Pleasant.
Pleasant.
Richard
Old
J.
also
John
11. Franklin.
98
soft
and
Yacht
Pleasant.
6
1079.)
BOWDEN
Pleasant.
(INC.),
WILLIAM
Washington.
(summer),
Mary
page
151
Pleasant.
1082.)
page
GRAVES
Stearns
M.,
P.
Horace
Frazier
State.
D.,
Corinne,
Thomas
Small
Ye
page
60 Washington.
Theodore
Sarah
Rich
12
D.,
Herbert
Hutchinson
Rix
T.
Yacht
(See
Washington.
167
CO.
(hard
CHAMBERLAIN
Elm.
233
Washifigton.
78
George
150
C.,
Wood.
co.,
ave.
head
Stores
Washington.
Woodworkers
(See
(See
ct.
Dealers
and
S.
Paine
See
Craigie
139-141
COLE
lines.)
lines.)
Variety
GoodWin’s
Shades
Coal
JOHN
BOWDEN
84 Washington.
(See
wrights
CO.,
foot
(See
Elm.
Upholsterers
&. Co.,
Gifts
lines.)
1086.)
ROCKETT
RICHARD
page
1086.)
WHITE
foot
(See
(See
W.
&
MARTIN
Washington.
(See
lines.)
GILBERT
E.,
WILLIAM
Barnard.
1 Pleasant.
Wood
1086.)
Timothy
O’BFHEN
M.,
H.,
See
64 Washington.
GEORGE
(See
T.
foot
Washington.
J . Harvey,
NICHOLS
1 Pleasant.
Window
Undertakers
Boomer
Francis
Protector
Trial
Case
Pleasant.
M.,
Wheel
1078.)
Shore
123
RICHARD
lines.)
Goodwin
North
A.,
Dealers
lines.)
COOK
head
(Hygienic
127 Pleasant.
and Clock
flakers,
and
Repairers.
Wedding
Machines
Repairers
&. SON,
1082.)
1455.)
Toothpick
123 Pleasant.
and
J.
Bryant
head
w.,
1454.)
Violin
(See
(Cement)
BENJAMIN
BOWDEN
Pleasant.
Toilet
Articles
WILLIAM
H., 96 Washington.
SHEPARD
(See
(See
Park.
11
Telephone
Rechabite
(See
Crocker
Company
Tel.
Telephone
New
Vaults
TREFRY
Circle.
2
Telegraph
Western
DIRECTORY.
Jobbing
7
A.,
BUSINESS
C0.
WASHINGTON
STREET
page
Repairers
WILLIAM
H.,
14
Orne.
ct.
(See
1079.)
JAMES
E.,
Harding's
1078.)
RIBBONS,
NECKWEAR
and
WHITE
GOODS
HOUSE
colinpu-:1":
WHITE
&B0.
FURNISHERS
Connected
by Telephone
WASHINGTON.
C01‘.STATE STREET.
TOWN OF MARBLEHEAD.
Lindsey,
Francis
A. Parker,
Joseph
Wormstead,
Nathan
P. Sanborn.
Oflicers.
Selectmen———Geo.
thaniel
Lyon,
John
G. Osgood,
William
liam
T.
Litchman,
H. Thorburn,
Na.G. Stevens,
Frank
T. Chapman;
WilClerk.
Regular
meetings
held
of board
first
Municipal
Light
Board—Wi11ia.m
TELitchman,
2nd.,
Robert
W.
Carey,
James
E. Price.
Commissioners
of Sinking
Fund-—
William
A. Brown,
2nd, John
L. Gilbert,
Nathan-aP.
Sanborn.
Inspector
of Animals
and Provisions
——Benjamin
F. Goodwin.
Inspector
of Milk——John
F. Brown,
2nd.
Wednes-
day
of each
month.
The
Selectmen
are also beach
committee.
Town
C'lerk—Wi11iam
T. Litchman.
Office hours
9 to 12 and evenings,
ex-
cept
Saturday,
from
7 to 8.30.
Paine ;
Town
Treasurer—Everett
oflice at National
Grand
Bank.
Collector
of Taa7es——Isaac
W. Mason,
jr., office at Abbot
hall.
Assessors—F1-ed
B. nitchman,
chair-
man;
Thomas
Davis.
Regfilstrars
niife,
Horace
vory,
William
Svvasey,
Bateman,
C.
of Voters—James
E. CanM. Martin,
Edgar
M. SaT. Litchman,
eiv-offlcio.
E.
Ballard,
Stever,
Robert
Hammond,
C'ommisso',on——Char1es
H.
chairman;
Benjamin
Chad-
wick,
Richard
F. Doliber.
Water
0ommz'ssioners——John
P.
Goodwin,
Arthur
Brown,
James
E.
Price.
Trustees
of Abbot
Public
Laibmrz/——
Nathan
P.
Sanborn,
chairman;
Wil-
Overseers
Edward
Hall—Wi11ia.m
C.
Harris
Sweetland.
Poor—Ha1-ry
W. Phillips,
S.
Daniel
Langley,
Almshouse
VickJ. Col-
Horace
on
Vine
S.
street.
Superintendent,
Samuel T. Humphrey.
Park:
Oommis8ioners—George
H.
Barrett,
jr., chairman;
Charles F. Vincent,
Theodore
M. Hutchinson.
Field
D7‘ivers—Warren
William
H. Goodwin,
Richard
gins,
Eben
wich.
Sealer
James
H. Leavitt,
of
Daniels,
B. Hig~
Peter
Weights
and
J. SandMewsur-e.s'——
A. Chipman.
Harbor
Master—Ernest
Tree
Wcw'den—Wi11iam
Supt.
Fire Alarm—Woodfin
C. Mason.
H. Stevens,
Bartlett.
T. Tutt.
Ocmstab le—Ja.mes Nicholson.
Pol'ice—Fred
W.
Trasher,
chief;
Clinton
Foss,
James
H. Carey,
Lawrence
of the
Howard
bert,
liam D. T. Trefry,
Joel W. Reynolds,
Joseph
S. Wormstead,
Frank Broughton,
of Abbot
Jawitor
Knowland.
Board
of H eaylth/——Howard
A. Streeter,
William
G.
Brown,
George
E.
Nichols.
ery,
Aud'ito'rs———Herbert
Frank
E.
Cemetery
Samuel
S.
Dooling,
S.
Irving
Chapman,
William
Charles
E.
T.
Knight,
FIRE
I. Proctor.
Surveyor
of H'ighways—Richa1-d
Hiller.
Surveyors
of Lumber—-Herbert
Ballard,
William
H. Riley.
Department.
Charles
A. Goodwin,
kins,
Assts.
Charles
E. Taylor,
Thomas
G. Sweet,
William
Hooper.
M odemtor—J
oseph W. Coates.
Fence View6rs—George
H. Williams,
F. H. Ramsdell,
Fire
Eng43neers—John
Adams,
John
William
E.
Measm-ers
of Wood
and BcwIo—Wi1liam H. Riley,
Herbert
E. Ballard.
Trustees
of
Abbot
Fund——Everett
Paine,
John
L. Gilbert,
Benjamin
J.
Martin,
H. H. At-
COMPANIES.
C01. Wm. R. Lee Steam
C.
chief;
A.
Fire
Engine,
No. 2, School
st.
Woodfin
Bartlett,
Engineer
and Electrician;
Andrew
B.
Chase,
spare
driver.
Hose
Co. No. 1, Franklin
st. Charles
W. Stacey,
Foreman;
William
Sweet,
Asst.
Foreman;
Christopher
G. Burridge,
Clerk;
William
A. Hammond,
Driver.
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READY
ROOFING
andNEPONSET
PAPER;
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00.,
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STREET,
MARBLEHEAD
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DIRECTORY
Hook
and
‘st. William
S. Adams,
Dennis,
Holden,
Ladder
No.
OF
and
Clerk;
00. No. 2, School
Benjamin
st. Joseph
P.
‘Graves,
Foreman;
George
H.
Reed,
Asst.
Foreman;
Bowden
W. Vickery,
Clerk;
Nathaniel
T. Pierce,
Driver.
Liberty
Hose
Co. No. 3, town
hall,
Harris
Knight,
Foreman,
Ashton
Do1iber, Clerk and First
Assistant.
School
;Seoretary—George
Emery
Brown,
W.
Frank
Win,
Shepard,
Arthur
C.
Frank
Usher,
W.
Good-
Richard
Tutt,
Isaac
W. Mason
jr., Clinton
A. Ferguson,
Samuel
C. Eveleth,
M. D. Regular meetings
first Tuesday
of each
month.
Supt.
Well.
Trutmt
of
HIGH,
School8———A1morin
Oi7‘Zcer——Benjamin
Public
Schools
and
Academy
0.
F.
Gas-
Brown.
Pleasant
st.,
‘George
P. Campbell,
Principal;
Sarah
B.
Goodwin,
Florence
A.
Newhall,
Harry
W. Robinson,
Ruth
Frost,
Vina
C. Badger,
Edith
deB.
Laskey,
teach-
SAMUEL ROADS, JR., Rowland
Elizabeth
A. Clark,
Principal;
street.
Ethel
ers.
R. Dalrymple,
Marcia
Legro,
L. Elizabeth
McC1oskey,
Margaret
K. Perkins,
Edna.
Merrill,
Nellie
F.
C. Casey,
V. Bray,
Mildred
E. Brown.
STORY
GRAMMAR,
Elm
Lizzie
H. Coffin,
Principal;
Tutt,
Lucy
W. Davis,
11. Humphrey.
Rose
11.
Edith
Brown.
Edna
S.
H. Rafferty,
Annie
L. McKissock,
Harriet
P. Prichard,
M.
Agnes
McCarthy,
Elizabeth
0’Brien,
Teachers.
ELBRIDGE GERRY, Elm
near
Pearl
st.
Mary
F. Looney,
Principal;
Edna.
I-I.
Herrick,
Marion
L. Cruif,
Carrie
E.
Merritt,
Maria.
L. Martin,
Eliza
H.
Ramsdell,
Margaret
S. Canty,
A. Beryl
Bruorton,
Florence
H. Sprague,
Mary
Lane, asst. Kindergarten.
_SE_WELLGRAMMAR, Spring
Bertina.
Teacher
Bulfinch.
Teacher
son.
Teacher
son.
Teacher
of
Drawing,
of
Music,
of
of
Florence
Eben
F.
SeWing—M.
Sloyd,
I.
Richard-
Betsey
Lucy
W.
Ma.~
Davis.
Churches.
Pastor.
n. WashingJ. Harris
Deacons,
John
Lawrence
L. Noyes,
Samuel
B. Graves,
Frank
W. Barron,
Supt.
of
Sunday
School,
Theodore
P. Day;
Sexton,
Frank
W. Barron;
Clerk,
Lawrence
M. Chapman;
Treas.
John
L.
Noyes.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL (Trinitarian)
,
Washington
1684.
street;
Leslie
C.
organized
Greeley,
Aug.
Pastor.
of
S. S., Frank
Broughton;
Supt,
Larkin H. Hayden.
Clerk,
ard
ton,
Tutt;
Treas.
N. P.
Charles
L. Eustis.
13,
Supt.
Asst.
Rich-
Sanborn;
Sex-
ST. MICHAEL’S CHURCH, Summer
st.,
parish organized
1707. Present
church
Teachers.
bldg-.,
Maple
M. Chapman,
Thorburn.
H. Thorburn,
III-4
Teacher.
Barrows,
A. Ferguson.
H.
George
FARMS,
Dyer,
F1351‘ BAPTIST, Pleasant
ton st.; organized
1810.
Committee.
0haimnam—C]inton
Tel.
MARBLEHEAD.
1, School
A. Fader, foreman;
Arthur
Asst. Foreman;
George
0.
2nd, Sec.
Driver.
Hose
Co.
Street
c. Sevvall.
L1zz1e H. Coffin, Principal;
Lucretia
S.
Ireson,
Bertha
Halnmond,
Edith
Austin,
M. Betsey
Mason,
Ethel
Martin,
Teachers.
built
A. D.
1714.
Partridge,
S1ee';
Rev.
Welles
Rector.
Treas.
Mortimer
Clerk,
F.
P.
Charles
Hammond;
A.
War-
dens, Wm. D. T. Trefry
and Thomas
T. Lyon;
Vestrymen,
Charles
E. Kelsey, Haskell
E. Knowland,
Joseph
B.
Atkins,
Daniel
T. H.
W. McIntosh,
H. Salkins,
Charles
Bowden;
Supt.
of
T. Trefry;
The chapel
Broughton,
William
John
F. Stacey,
T.
S.
John
Davis,
W.
S., William
E.
D.
Sexton,
Jpseph
B. Atkins.
and parish house finished,
1894.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Summer
st., organized
1790, by Jesse
Lee,
Pastor.
Frederick
M. Pickles,
Jonathan
E. Steele,
T1-eas.;
Archibald
S. Knight,
Sec.;
R. S. Roscoe,
Supt. of S. S.; R.
W. Chase,
ROMAN
the
tor,
Sexton.
CATHOLIC
CHURCH,
Rowland
(2. Prospect.
Sea.”
William
Shinnick,
“Star
settled
1886;
Asst
Pastor,
Henry
K. Lyons;
of S. S. the Asst. Pastor;
Sexton,
ry
of
PasSupt.
Hen-
Downey.
SECOND ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
43 Pleasant,
Hinkley
of
F. Hinkley;
Deaconess,
S., Harry
Lumber
of all kinds
organized
1872. Elmer
N.
Salem,
pastor;
Sec., Mrs. I.
Treas.,
I. Frank
Hinkley;
Mrs.
Magee.
Dickson;
GILBERT
167 Pleasant
& COLE
Street,
Telephone
-
Supt.
of
CO.
MARBLEHEAD
223-2
S.
RICHARD
M. COOK,
Cor. Pleasant
and Washington
- Jeweler,
Silversmith.
Streets,
Optometrist
MAR§LEHEAD
-
-
DIRECTORYon MARBLEHEAD.
SECOND CONGBEGATIONAL(Unitarian)
Mugford
11. Harris;
organized
1716.
Pastor,
Peter
H. Goldsmith,
settled
Jan., 1902.
Clerk -————- -———-;
T1-ea.s., James
C. Graves;
Chairman
Clerk
Board
ton,
of
Trustees
Wormstead;
son.
and
Sexton,
Col1.,
SOCIETIES,
1.
Abbot
13.
Clifton
New
15.
Burgess
16-17.
Heights
Cliff
W.
United
Casino
Starling
Drum
20.
Grand
Marblehead
Workman.
21.
VVoma.n’s
Legion
Auxiliary
Corp.
Geo.
L.
24.
Hibernian
25.-26.
of
Metcalf
43.
Stearns
Masons.
45.
Massachusetts
&
Senate
46.
Mugford
47.
M.
the
Republic.
48.
New
49-50.
Corps.
Spanish
War
to U. S. W.
Friendly
Improved
28-31.
Veterans.
V.
Society.
Order
of
Red
32.
Max-blehead
33.
John
S.
Gun
Martin
Club.
Co.
Inc.
34.
Knights
35.
Marblehead
36.
Marblehead
Building
37.
Marblehead
Female
38.
Marblehead
Firemens’
39.
tion.
Marblehead
Historical
40.
Max-blehead
Transportation
Pythias.
Academy.
Association.
Humane
Society.
Relief
and
D.
a public
Mrs.
Assistant
is
open
Fridays
2 to 5 and
reading
Order
United
O.
A.
53.
Phoenix
room
U.
for
lec-
54.
Pilgrim
Porter
56.
Rechabite
57.
Republican
58.
Republican
Order
Order
of
of
For-
Protection.
American
M.
Mechanics.
Benefit
Association.
Firemens’
Associa-
Fathers.
Livery
61.
Veteran
62.
W0men’s
Company.
Building
Association.
Club.
Town
Sons
of
Committee.
Veterans.
Minute
Young
Men.
Christian
Men's
Sarah
Young
Temperance
Un-
Catholic
Temperance
9.30
E.
T. A. GardAlice
L.
of Ab19,000.
Tuesdays,
Saturdays
6 to 8 P. M. The pubis open from
8 A. M.
Men's
P.
Christian
M.
each
Association.
day,
Sundays
ex-
cepted.
There
are several
beautiful
paintings
in the reading
room among
which
are:—Ya.11kee
Doodle”,
of “The
Spirit of “Y6”, by Willard,
donated
by
the late
Gen. John
H. Devereux
of
Ohio;
“The
nated
by
Boston;
Librarian;
on
and
Inc.
Association.
Veteran
55.
to
hall
Co.
Fellows.
51.
64.
Co.
William
C. Knowland,
Janitor
bot Hall. Number
of volumes,
The
library
Wednesdays,
Box
Society.
Hall.
Tutt;
Pickett
Society.
Gregory, Librarian;
Maria
ner,
Assistant
Librarian;
Second
Paper
ion.
tures, etc.
The trustees
of the library
are Nathan
P. Sanborn,
Chairman;
William
D.
T.
Trefry,
Secretary;
Joseph
S. Wormstead,
Frank Brough-
G1-a,ves,
and
Catholic
England
Associa-
ABBOT HAIL, Washington
street
on the Commons.
This building
contains
the Abbot
Public
Library,
the
Edward
Wood
McKay
52.
63.
Abbot
A.
Odd
59-60.
1.
ofiices,
Associa-
tion.
Unions.
of
Nurses‘
resters.
Association.
Men.
Club.
Labor
ETC.
Visiting
44.
Corps.
Corps.
Relief
of
Sex-
tion.
Co.
Drum
Army
22.
jr.;
Harris.
COMPANIES,
Clubs.
23.
Graves;
Cole,
H. Glea-
Club.
Jrs.
from
A.
Amos
Benj.
Co.
Excelsior
lic
Treas.,
James
42.
Excelsior
ton,
Deacon,
and
Clubs.
19.
town
Harris;
INSTITUTIONS,
of
18.
27.
S.
41.
Order
Boat
14.
S.
hall.
1;‘. Ancient
K3-5. Banks.
6-12.
Joseph
William
1057
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Watson
cor. Pleasant,
organized
1836.
Pastor
, Supt. of S. S., Hannah
Woman
Mrs.
“The
of
Samaria”,
Hannah
Wreck”
nated
by Thomas
head;
“Crossing
Stevenson
by
Appleton
the
Grand
Webber,
do-
of
do-
of MarbleBanks”,
by
Norton,
“William,
the Silent, disposing
of the crown
jewels
to carry on the
War of the Netherlands”,
by Jacquand,
presented
by the late Hon. J. J. H.
Gregory.
There
has
been
added
the
bust
of Elbridge
Gerry
by Herbert
Adams
of New York;
a. Spanish
contact mine taken from propeller
of U.
S.
S.
Ma.1-blehead;
also
a. bronze
field
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HOUSE, CALL UPON
GARDNER
R. HATHAWAY,
Real Estate Agent, Marblehgad. :I'eI. 238-2
Dairy
LYNN MARKET
and Farm
J- 3- Blood
c°-nomesfiiififitéporceaunlon
smearMARKET
1058
DIRECTORY
piece
captured
OF
by U. S. S. Ma.rbl_ehea§i.
A valuable
card
catalogue
of h_1stor1c
events
of Marblehead
has been
added
to the library.
2.
ANCIENT ORDER or UNITED WORKMEN, COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 3_7. Organized
April
24,
1882.
Meetlngs
held
second
and fourth
Thursdays
of each
month
in Gregory
hall. Officers
elected
annually
in December.
Frank
G. In-
galls,
M. W. ;=William
F. Lincoln, R. S.,
square;
Wallace
Balcomb,
8 Market
‘T1-eas.
Banks.
3. MARBLEHEAD C0-OPERATIVE BANK,
chartered
May 5, 1886.
Meetings
held
‘Saturday
preceding
the first Thursday
of each
month
at the
old town
hall.
Ofiicers
elected
fourth
Thursday
in
April
John
Laney,
Pres.
and Chm. Se~
«curity
Committee;
Benj.
Cole, jr., See.
and
’I‘reas.;
Henry
C. Millett,
Chm.
Finance
Committee.
4.
MABBLEHEAD
SAVINGS BANK,
154
Washington
street;
chartered
1871.
Nathan
P.
Sanborn,
‘Gilbert,
Frank
P.
A.
Parker,
Robert
Pres.;
John
L.
Hammond,
Francis
0.
Bridge,
Vice
Presidents;
John G. B1-oughton,
Clerk
of Corporation;
William
F. Nutting,
‘Treasurer;
N.
P.
Sanborn,
Paine,
Frank
P. Hammond,
Everett
John
L.
‘Gilbert, William
L. Hooper, Committee
of Investment;
N. P. Sanborn,
Robert
‘C. Bridge,
Joseph
S. Wormstead,
Richard
Tutt,
John
G. Broughton.
James
E.
Parker,
William
A.
Brown,
Everett
Paine, John L. Gilbert, Stephen P. Hathaway,
John D. Paine, Frank
‘Cole, Edward
D. Tutt,
W. F. Nutting,
T. W. Paine, Leonard
H. Phillips,
William L. Hooper.
Francis
A. Parker
Frank 3?. Hammond
and John D. Sulli“van, Trustees.
Deposits
begin to draw interest
on
the first days of February,
May, Au-gust
and
November.
Dividends
declared
and payable
May 1st and November
lst.
Bank
hours
8.30
A.
M.
to
1 P. M. daily.
5. NATIONAL GIEANDBANK, 2 Hooper
street;
chartered
December
15, 1864,
charter
renewed
and December
'000;
surplus,
December
15, 1904.
$60,000;
15,
Capital,
Leonard
1884;
$120.H.
MARBLEHEAD.
Mondays
aid Thursdays.
8 A. M. to 1 P. M. and
Saturdays.
Boat
6.
1866;
Clubs.
BOSTON YACHT
CLUB,
incorporated
1868.
held
last
and
Wednesday
October
at
ton,
Harry
S.
Goodwin,
E.
Walker,
Sec.;
elected
com.;
Fred
Herbert
W.
Moore,
'1 reas.
8.
CUSHING
CLUB, Bessom’s
Beach.
9.
EASTERN YACHT
CLUB, House
at
Marblehead
Neck.
10.
MARBLEHEAD
BOAT CLUB,
Cliff
st. Meetings
held
at
call
of president.
Oflicers
elected
in December,
Grady,
Pres.;
John
P. Bauer,
and Treas.
11.
Feb.,
MARBLEHEAD CLUB.
1909.
Meetings
held
Building.
Pleasant
st.
12.
Beach.
NONANTUM
James
Rec. See.
Organized
at Paine
Geo.
Pres.;
Everett
M. Roundy,
R. Kelley,
F. S.
E.
R. S.;
CLUB,
Goss,
Geo.
Bessom’s
13.
CLIFTON HEIGHTS CASINO ConroRATION, organized
December
9, 1886.
Meetings
Officers
held
elected
at
call
of president.
in July.
David Mer-
ritt,
Pres.;
J. Newton
Cole, Treas.
14.
NEW CLIFF CLUB. Beach
street.
Inc.
1908. Everett
§res.;
ec.
Albert
15.
ited),
£1-es.;
ec.
L.
Townsend
(Boston),
Rowell,
Treas.
and
BURGESS W. STARLING Co. (limNashua
John
pl.
R.
W. Starling
Burgess,
Purdon,
Treas.
and
Clubs.
16.
Esszzx
Meetings
held
month
at
CLUB,
organized
first- Saturday
Gregory
block.
of
1879.
each
Oflicers
elected
in January.
Robert
C. Bridge,
Pres.;
Charles
A. Choate
and Philip
B.
Laskey,
Vice
Presidents;
Nathaniel
C. Lyon,
See. and Treas.
L. Gilbert,
John
G. Broug-hton,
Directors;
Everett
Paine,
cashier.
Discount
Pres.;
Arnold
Scott,
Bradlee,
Treas.
Rugs,
April
Officers
in January,
Alfred
Douglass,
Com.;
Walter Burgess,
See. and Treas.
7. CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB, organized July 7, 1885.
Officers elected
seen
ond Wednesday
in January,
at Bos-
ized,
Telephone.
organized
Meetings
in January,
Boston.
Phillips,
Pres.; Leonard H. Phillips,
N.
P. Sanborn,
William
E. Brown,
John
T. W. TUCKER C0.
Bank hours
until 12 noon
17.
TEDESCO COUNTRY CLUB, organFeb.,
1900.
Frank
Sec.;
E.
Peabody,
Edward
C.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Carpets, Curtains, Dry and Fancy Goods.
Free Delivery
UrHoLsrERi1vG,
White
18.
6: Co. fi1§§"mfg?$'hfE(§;r.W§t§§streeL
EXCELSIOB DRUM Conrs,
Feb. 22, 1882.
at 8 Hooper.
Meetings
Ofiicers
OF
organ-
held Monelected
in
January.
Andrew
M. Stone,
Leader;
A. H. Roundey,
Sec.;
E. A. Webb,
Treas.
and
Agent.
19. Exomnsxon JUNIORS, Drum Corps,
organized
August
25, 1906. Reorganized
March
3, 1910.
Meetings
held
Mondays
at 8 Hooper.
Officers elected
in January. Carl Van Blarcom,
Pres.;
J. Archer Dixey,
Leader.;
Carl Van Blarcom,
Treas.
ley,
and
Sec.;
William
20.
GRAND
ized
ABMY
Goonwm
1059
Fridays
in Rechabitla
Hall.
Ofiicers
elecied
in June and December.
Mrs.
Mary 1:‘. Oliver, Poc.; Mrs. Grace Rogers. K. of 13.; Mrs. Kate L. Widger,
K.
of
W.;
Mrs.
March
Mondays
elected
31,
at
in
1869.
82,
December.
held
Oflicers
Richard
CORPS, No.
organ-
Meetings
G. A. R. Hall.
kins,
Com.; ' Thomas
John B. Graves, Q. M.
21. JOHN
Goonwm
RELIEF
REPUBLIC,
Posm
H» Sal-
Swasey,
J3.
23,
Adj.;
WOMAN’S
organized
April
4, 1885.
Meetings
held first and third
Wednesdays
in each month, at G. A. R.
hall.
Oificers
Mary
elected
A. Cooper,
Bowden,
Treas.;
in
January.
Miss
Pres.;
Mrs.
Clara. A.
Mrs.
Grace
Rogers,
William
22.
UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS,
CLARENCE L. BARTOL CAMP, No. 18, or-
Labor
G. Lent,
Q. M.;
6,
23.
to
MARY E. GRAVES AUXILIARY,
N0.
Clarence
L. Bartol
Camp,
U. S.
W. V. Meets
every
Friday
at
7 State.
Mrs.
Eliza
Gleason,
P1-es.;
Mary
A.
Cooper,
199 Washington
513., Sec.;
Mrs.
S. E. Haskell,
Treas.
24.
HIBERNIAN
FRIENDLY
SOCIETY,
organized
December
5, 1858. Meetings
held first Wednesday
in each month
at Hibernian
hall.
Oificers elected in
June
and December.
William
Ward,
Pres.;
Bernard
Michael
F. Cudihy,
McC1usky,
R.
S.;
Treas.
25.
IMPROVED
ORDER
MANATAUG
TRIBE,
No.
or
1,
RED MEN,
organized
August
1, 1872.
Meetings
held Tuesdays.
Ofiicers elected
in January
and
July.
John H. Collyer, Sachem;
Philip
H.
Caswell,
Brown,
of
K.
of
K. of R.;
W.;
Fred
Herbert
F.
W. Trasher,
C.
W.
26. IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
DERGEE on‘ POOAHONTAS, POGAHONTAS
COUNCIL, No. 1, organized
May
12,
1885.
Meetings
held first and third
You
can
find
the
BEST
JOHN
S. MARTIN
C0.’S
WHARF,
Herbert
Unions.
Nathaniel
34.
KNIGHTS
LODGE, N0.
31,
Jesse
Pres.;
C.
Lyons,
Pres.;
Isaac
C. Freeto,
Trea.s.;
Edward
D.
Chapman,
Sec.
33. JOHN S. MARTIN Co. Inc. April
Elfred
Adj.;
W.
28. CARPENTERS UNION.
Meetings
Monday
evenings
in Woodbury
block.
29.
SOCIALIST CLUB.
Meetings
held
Friday
evenings
in Woodbury
block.
30. TURN WOBKMEN UNION.
Meetings
held
Wednesday
evenings
in
Woodbury
block.
31. UNITED SHOE WORKERS 01? AMERICA. Local No. 35. Organized
May 16,
1910.
Meetings
held
Thursdays
at
Lasters’
Hall, Gregory
block.
32. MAEBLEHEAD GUN CLUB. Qrga.nized January,
1908.
Oflicers elected
in
1907.
tin,
Graves,
C. of
See. and Treas.
ganized
Oct. 25, 1900. Meetings
held
Mondays.
Oflicers elected
in December. Arthur
Chapman
(Salem),
Com.;
P.
Harris,
C. McEachran,
13. Carroll,
January.
See.
Carrie
27. SENATE CLUB, organized
Jan. 8,‘
1904.
Meetings
held first Tuesday
of
each month
at 59 Washington.
0113LGTS elected
first meeting
in January.
S. Bai-
on‘ THE
JR.,
KIN
DS
Connected
by Telephone
MARBLEHEAD.
Agent.
JOHN
slim mas,
ALL
DIRECTORY
ized
days
xEpA$gNG,
Capital,
$30,000.
Benj.
2nd.,
Pres.;
John
A.
Treas.;
Miss Emma.
F. MarMartin,
S. Martin,
Sec.
or PYTI-IIAS,
NEPTUNE
organized
March
28,
1870.
Meetings
held Fridays
at Gregory’s hall, School street.
Ofiicers elected in December.
Albert Mills, 0. C.;
William
F.
Lincoln,
K.
of
R.
&
S.;
Thomas Phillips,
M. of F.
35. MARBLEHEAD ACADEMY. This institution
Was chartered
in 1792. Building was
conveyed
to town
May 11,
1898.
An ample
reference
library
is
maintained
by the town for the use
of the pupils.
Trustees,
N. P. Sauborn, Pres.;
John G. Broughton,
Sec.;
Wm. D. T. Trefxjy, Treas.
36. MARBLEHEAD BUILDING ASSOCIATION, incorporated
Dec. 10, 1889. Meetings held first Wednesday
in February,
annually,
cers
at Y. M. C. A. hall,
are elected.
Pres.;
Wm.
Benjamin
J.
Henry
organized
GRADES
HUMANE
November,
incorporated
January,
held first Tuesday
of
Cliff St.,
ofii-
A. Brown,
Vice
Pres.;
Lindsey,
Sec.;
John
G.
Broughton,
Treas.
37. MARBLEHEAD FEMALE
SOCIETY,
when
F. P. Wilkins,
of
Flarblehead.
1816;
1848. Meetings
each month
at
COAL
Tel.
at
up
MarbleheadGas and ElectricLight Co.
UseGasfor cheapPower
Office, 106 Washington
1060
DIRECTORY
or
homes
of members.
Ofiicers
elected
in October,
Mrs. Philip
B. Laskey,
Directress;
Mrs.
Mary
L.
Goldthwait,
Sec.,
248 Pleasant;
Miss
Elizabeth
B.
Brown,
38.
TY, organized
May 9, 1898.
1902.
Meetings
held second
of each
month
at
historical
rooms,
Lee
in May,
Na.-
than
Sanborn,
Pres.;
William
F.
MABBLEHEAD
organized
1901.
$30,000.
Thomas
Tucker,
ett
Paine,
Trea.s.;
Henry
41.
Stacey
H. Clark,
MARBLEHEAD
D. T. Tre-
TRANSPORTATION
April,
Capital
Pres.;
EverC. Millett,
Supt.
VISITING
ASSOCIATION, organized
Meetings
held
monthly
NURSES’
Nov.
at
Co.,
18 Sewall.
at
MUGFORDASSOCIATION, organized
J.
3
1,
1859.
Glass,
Circle,
Inc.
June
‘Meetings
Pres.;
Sec.;
William
Edward
held
T.
first
Litchman,
Thompson,
Treas.
47. M. A. PICKETT ASSOCIATION, inc.
June
29, 1900.
Meetings
held first
Monday
of each month
at 823. Washington
street.
Officers elected
in January. James
Gorman,
Pres:;
Fred B.
Smethurst,
R.
F. S.; William
S.; William
B. Merritt,
B. Merritt,
Jr., Treas.
48. NEW ENGLAND ORDER PROTECTION, ELBRIDGE GERRY LODGE, No. 303,
organized
J an. 18, 1898.
Meetings
held second and fourth Tuesdays
each
month at Gregory Hall. Ofiicers elected
last meeting
in December.
Harry M.
Beale,
Warden;
Samuel
Peachey,
William
I. Proctor,
Treas.
21, 1896.
members
houses.
Officers
elected
in November.
Mrs. Herbert
J. Hall,
Pres.;
Miss ’Emma S. Martin,
Vice Pres.;
Mrs. Chester
Dane,
Sec.;
Mrs.
Lizzie
Whitman,
Treas.
42.
GEORGE L. METGALF W001)
AND
PAPER Box
month
Thursday
of each month
at Mugford
hall.
Officers elected in January.
John
Inc. Feb.
Thursday
William
each
5, 1890.
engine
elected
Nutting,
Cor. Sec.;
fry, Treas.
of
hall.
Ofiicers
elected
in
William
Ward,
C. R.; John
Sec.;
Patrick
Hickey,
Treas.
Jan.
Officers
P.
111-4
RELIEF
Mansion.
Sec.;
Hibernian
December.
Doherty,
Tel.
.
Tuesday
46.
FIBEMEN’s
house
the
second
Tuesday
after
the
first
Monday
in May,
when
oficeres
are
elected.
John
T. Adams,
Pres.;
Arthur
S. Adams,
Treas.;
John
A. Martin, Sec.
39.
MARBLEHEAD
HISTORICAL
SOCIE-
40.
fourth
Treas.
MARBLEHEAD
ASSOCIATION, organised
August
Meetings
held at School street
Co.,
MARBLEHEAD
Street
Odd
49.
Sec.;
Fellows.
ATLANTIC LODGE, No.
55,
I.
0.
O. F., organized
Nov.
24, 1844.
Meetings held
Wednesdays
at Odd Fellows‘
hall.
Oflicers
elected
in June
and De-
cember.
William
William
T. Litchman,
L. Vickerson,
Sec.;
N. G.;
Richard
E.
26, 1903.
Capital,
$15,000.
John
C.
Metcalf,
Pres.;
William
A.
Walker,
See. and Treas.
43.
STEARNS & MCKAY C0,, 89 Front
Caswell,
Treas.;
Herbert
E. Ballard,
F. S.
50. UNITY REBEKAH LODGE, No. 10,
street.
1910.
Meetings
B.
Organized
1895.
George T. McKay,
Stearns,
Inc. Feb. 1,
Treas.;
Wm.
Pres.
PHILANTHBOPIC
LODGE, F. AND A.
M., chartered
1760.
Meetings
held
third Tuesday
in each month
at Masonic hall.
Oificers elected in October.
Clinton A. Ferguson,
W. M.; Harry G.
Trefry,
S. W.; Benj. Cole, jr., Treas.;
Trefry,
S. W.;
0.
O. F.,
instituted
held
days
hall.
in
each
Officers
Miss
Mary
J. Edgar
Benj.
Cole,
jr., Treas.;
Hathaway,
Sec.
Parker,
J. W.;
Stephen
45.
MASSACHUSETTS
CATHOLIC
DEB OF FOBRESTERS, STAB 01* THE
COURT, N0.
175,
organized
April
1900.
Meetings
held
second
P.
March
first
and
month
elected
at
F. Brown,
nie
Haskell,
Treas.
Masonic.
44.
I.
Sec.;
third
17,
1870.
Thrus
Odd Fellows’
in
December.
N. G.; Miss
Clara.
A.
An-
Bowden,
51. ORDER UNITED AMERICAN M111GHANICS, SAMUEL TUCKER COUNCIL, No.
20, organized
Feb. 1, 1883.
Meetings
held
hall.
Wednesday
Officers
cember.
ace
ley,
evenings
elected
in
William
in Rechabite
June
and De-
I. Proctor,
B. Gardner,
R. S.; William
Treas.;
Wm. H. Symonds,
C.;
Hor-
S. StanF. S.
52. 0. U. A. M. SICK AND DEATH
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION, instituted
Sept.
ORSEA
19,
and
1, 1886.
Meetings
held
at Rechabite
hall.
Oflicers
elected
in October.
J os.
W.
Coates,
Pres.;
Thomas
Ingalls,
Sec.;
William
I. Proctor,
Treas.
Lumber
of all kinds
GILBERT
& COLE
167 Pleasant Street, Telephone
CO-
MARBLEHEAD
:23-2
Jeweler — RICHARD M. COOK --*-Optofiiéh-i'§f
Watch,
Clock, Jewelry
MARBLEIIEAB
«$9.39
and Optical Repairing
1061
DIRECTORY or MARBLEHEAD.
‘“‘ 53.
PHOENIX
VETERAN
FmEMAN’s
ASSOCIATION, organized
March
19, 1894.
Meetings
held
second
Monday
of each
month
at Qld Hook
and Ladder
House.
Oflicers elected
in March.
Richard
C.
Hiller,
Pres.;
Fred
W. Trasher,
Sec.;
George C. Roundy, Treas.
54.
PILGRIM FATHERS, JOHN GLOVER
COLONY, No. 102.
Organized
Dec.
16,
188?.
Meetings
held
the
first
and
third
Tuesday
evenings
of each month.
Oificers
elected
in October.
Frank
A.
Haskell,
Gov.;
Willard
White,
Sec.;
John
F. Freeto,
Treas.
‘
55.
PORTER LIVERY Co., 1 to 7 Atlantic
ave.
inc.
Jan.
15, 1904.
Capital,
$10,000.
John
0. Porter,
Pres.;
William
L. Grilley, See. and Treas.
56.
RECHABITE
BUILDING
ASSOCIA-
TION.
Meetings
Incorporated
June
27, 1889.
held first Monday in January
at Rechabite
hall.
nually.
Thomas
Officers
elected
anS. Eastland,
P1-es.;
Isaac S. Freeto,
Sec.;
monds, Treas.;
Joseph
liam
I.
Proctor,
Inc.
Isaac
Dec.
S.
Freeto,
1, 1909.
Wil-
_
organized
Feb.
8,
Meetings
held
first Friday
of each month at Grader
block.
Officers -elected
in January.
Fred
B. Litchman,
Pres,;
Myron
N.
Osborne,
15 Harris
Standley,
58.
Meetings
Oflicers
st.,
Sec.;
William
S.
Treas.
REPUBLICAN
TOWN
COMMITTEE.
held in the Grader
elected
in January.
building.
Horace
Gardner,
chairman;
Wallace
P. Balcom,
Trea.s.;
Frank
W. Goodwin,
Sec.
59.
SONS or VETERANS or U. S. A.,
CAPT. WILLIAM D. GREGORY CAMP, No.
91, S. of V. Organized
Jan. 16, 1908.
Meetings
held
ever
Thursday
in
Grand Army hall.
0 cers elected annually.
Herman
F. Snow, Com.; Fred
M. Bennett,
Treas.
Sec.;
Frank
E.
Stevens,
60. WILLIAM D. GREGORY CAMP, No.
91, Auxiliary,
Sons of Veterans
of U.
S. A.
Organized
February
11, 1909.
Meetings
held
every
Friday
evening
in Grand Army hall.
Oflicers elected
annually.
Mrs.
Mrs. Emily
A. Tedford,
Doliber,
Treas.
61.
VETERAN
man,
Pres.;
Abby
Sec.;
MINUTE
Gertz,
Pres.;
MEN
013' ’61,
organized
Dec. 9, 1885. Officers elected
in April.
Stuart
F. McC1earn,
Pres.;
Charles E. Winslow,
See. and Treas.
12,
1882.
ferty,
John
R. HATHAWAY,
J.
Inc.
Dec.
2,
Coates,
1884.
R. Sec.;
John
J.
D. Sullivan,
Trea.
Sec.;
Meetings
Farry,
Sec.;
64. YOUNG MEN’s CHRISTIAN AssoGIATION, 8 Hooper.
Organized
Nov. 1,
1859; re-organized
June 1, 1868.
Incorporated
Oct., 1888.
Oificers elected
in September.
Richard
Tutt,
Pres.;
John
L. Noyes,
Rec.
Sec.;
Frank
Broughton,
ting,
Gen.
Sec.;
Robert
F.
Nut-
Treas.
Post
Ofiices.
CENTRAL OFFICE, 61 Pleasant
st. Benjamin
F. Martin,
P. M.; Thomas
S.
Eastland,
Asst. P. M.; Samuel K. Proctor, George
Martin,
Chester
Clerks;
Herbert
F. Brown,
Pierce,
Wallace
D. Weed,
Homan,
Fred
A.
E. Roundy,
Cornelius
Robert
F.
Broughton,
William
E. Clark,
jr., Carriers;
Arthur
Elfred
P. Graves,
Charles
M.
F. Foss,
Crowell,
James J. Hourihan,
Lewis 1?. Human,
Sub Carriers.
CLIFTON POST OFFICE, Clifton Depot.
Fred A. Chapman,
Postmaster.
STATION A. (summer),
Marblehead
Neck.
Thos Snow, postmaster,
clerk
in charge
Postal
Stations.
No. 1. 111 Washington,
Leonard
P.
Thorner,
Clerk in charge.
No. 2. Devereux.
R. R. Station.
Wilham '1'. Courtis,
Clerk in charge.
Custom
House.
MABBLEHEAD DISTRICT, for Marblehead,
Swampscott
and Lynn.
Loca61
Pleasant.
Luke
B.
Colbert,
Collector
of
Customs;
Joseph
W.
Coates,
Special
Deputy
Collector
and
Inspector;
John
L. Parker,
Deputy
Collector
and Inspector,
Lynn.
Port
of
entry,
ness
Marblehead.
Open
for
busi-
9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
INSURE
YOURHOUSEHOLD
GOODS
I01‘$600.00.
GARDNER
Sara.
held Thursdays
in Temperance
hall.
Oflicers elected
in May and November.
Philip
J. Reagan,
Pres.;
Joseph
Raf-
tinn.
Mrs. Wallace
Mrs.
Mrs. Harriet
A. Coffin, Treas.
63. YOUNG MEN’s CATHOLIC. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Organized
March
William
H. SyB. Hooper, Wil-
liam H. Symonds,
Directors.
57. REPUBLICAN
DLUB,
Nov.
16, 1885;
re-organized
1894.
62. WOMAN’S
CHRISTIAN
TEMPERANGE UNION. Organized
in July, 1875.
Meetings
held first and third Monday
evenings
at Y. M. C. A. hall.
Oflicers
elected in September.
Mrs. L. B. Whit-
Cost$3.00 for ThreeYears
Tel. 238-2
Insurance, Marblehcad.
Teas
B-
Blood
Co-
1062
and
LYNN MARKET
Coffees
We ca;pT&£‘se
you umon smear MARKET
DIRECTORY
OF
MARBLEHEAD
MARBLEHEAD.
FIRE
ALARM.
53
54
Harbor
Ocean
56
Ocean
ave. and Harbor
st Neck.
ave. and Nanepashemet
st.
Neck.
ave. 11. Causway,
M. N.
7
8
9
12
Boxes.
Forest
River Lead Mills.
Old. Lynn Road cor. West.
Swampscott
Road cor. West.
Clifton Heights.
212
Goodwin’s
13
14
Pleasant
Pleasant
223
225
Beacon
near
Red’s
Pond.
15
16
17
18
19
Atlantic
ave. 11. Devereux.
Lynn Rd. 11. Joseph
Ha.tha.wa.y’s.
Lynn Road cor. Lover’s lane.
Clifton.
Lafayette
cor. Maple.
21
23
24
25
Beacon
11. Green.
Beacon
cor. Orne.
Franklin
st. hose
Elm cor. Cowell.
cor. Village.
11. Ocean.
26
Washington
27
28
Front
foot
State.
Elm cor. Green.
29
32
Green opp.
Washington
34
Watson
Pearl.
Old Powder
House.
cor. Pleasant.
cor.
Pleasant.
35 Lee near Union.
36 Commercial
11. Electric
Light
3'? B3,:-na.1'd cor. Prospect.
38 Gregory cor. W'a.1dron.
39 Atlantic
ave. 11. Central.
42 School
st. Engine
house.
43 ’Elm cor. Spring.
45 Washington
sq. near Lee.
46 Jefferson
cor. Sewall.
47 Jersey
11. Bassett
House.
49 Bowden
cor. Reed.
51
52
Ocean
ave. Ii. Questenmere,
Junction
Ocean
and Harbor
Neck.
Norman.
Signals.
house.
cor.
Landing.
Sta.
ONE BLoW—More hose is needed.
Two BLoWs—Fire
.is out.
THREE
BLoWs—-Supply
wagon
is
Wanted.
FOUR BLoWs—Stea.Iner
is wanted.
FIVE BLoWs—Ca.11 for veteran
firemen.
GENERAL ALARM—~—BOX alarm
repeated.
ScHooL SIGNALS~—-2-2-2-2 at 7.30 A.
M. and 1.15 P. M. no session
of the
schools.
5-5—Ca11 for help from out of town.
DIRECTIONS FOR SENDING IN AN ALARM.
Upon the discovery
of a. fire, go to
the box nearest
to the fire, open the
door,
M. N.
aves.
and
pull
down
the
slide
or
hook
once only, and let go, and if possible
remain at the box until the arrival of
the firemen.
Never
signal
for a. fire seen at a.
distance.
Second alarms for the same fire are
to be given only by one of the engineers.
wnAR BHEAD.
YACHT
BOSTON
DIXEY,
off
89
CLUB,
GILBERT’S,
off
63
GlLBERT’S,
off
Lee.
GOLDTHWAlT’S,
GRAVES,
HUMPHREY's
Front.
MARTIN'S,
57
HAT!-lAWAY"S,
79
Lee
75
Front.
3 Front
off
TUCKER’S,
Front.
off
off
STEARN's,
Front.
mifr.
off
QUlNER’s,
1 Front.
off
off
PiTMAN's,
Front.
off
off
75
Front.
89
off
and
foot
of
Water.
Front.
57
Front.
11. Gregory.
CEMETERIES.
CATHOLIC,
Star
11. Forest
GREEN
River;
STREET,
of
the
area.
Sea,
OLD
Lafayette
5 acre.
Green
street;
area.
10
HARBOR
side
VIEW,
PEDRICK,
Cemetery
rd.
11. Water-
Cemetery
Pond
near
Orne;
acres.
Harris
street.
CEMETERY,
at
end
of
road.
cemetery.
RAILROAD
Clifton,
(Ihapman,
Devereux,
liam
5
WATERSIDE
3.:CI‘BS.
HILL,
BURYING
area,
Rockaway
Agent.
Devereux
T. Courtis
Burma
ave.
STATIONS.
Fred
11. Pleasant,
A.
Wil-
B. G: H.
R. R.
Freight,
14 Bessom.
Marblehead,
Pleasant
John
C. Adams,
cor.
School,
Agent.
Agent.
Coal
GILBERT
8: COLE
C0”
awPr«a«nt1.g;;;e,;;,,;,
1ggg§BLEHEAD
WHITE
& 80.
~
Agents‘ for EDDY’S REFRIGERATORS
Connected
WASHINGTDN,
001'.STATESTREE I by
Telephone
HISTORICAL
EVENTS
__._0F_
MARBLEHEAD
1900
@Oopy1-ighted,
TO 1910.
1910, by The Henry
against
M. Meek
publication
by any
1900.
June
5. Bill introduced
by Senator
Geo. F. Hoar passed
the U. S. Senate to give the town a. $50,000 post
oifice.
June 21. Miss Ida. C. Foss returned
to
the Micronesian
islands
to resume
missionary
work.
‘
August
27. Death
of Hon.
Simeon
Dodge.
Sept. 30. Y. M. C. A. celebrate
clearance of the mortgage
debt of Abbot
hall.
Oct.
14.
Death
of
P.
veteran
ferryman.
Nov. 7. Lime schooner
burned and beached.
B.
Tucker,
John
the
M. Fiske
Publishing
other
All rights
Co.
reserved
person.
June
15. Opening
of new Rockmere
Inn.
June
28. Arrival
of Austrian
yacht
Taormina.
in harbor.
June
29. Death
of Edward
North
from sunstroke.
July
19. Election
of Joel
W. Reynolds as principal
of high school.
Aug. 4. Old Wyman
Cottage
at the
Neck burned.
Sept. 17. Thomas
E. Collins drowned
ofl Magnolia.
Oct. 4. Explosion
and fire at Conne11’s tailor shop.
. Oct.
Free postal delivery
established
at the Neck.
Dec. 18. Rev. Pliny A. Allen ordained
pastor of the Universalist
church.
M5
1901.
Jan. 3. Rev. E. C. Pauling
installed
pastor
of First Baptist
church.
Jan.
5. Death
of
Mrs.
Margaret
Woods Lawrence.
Aged 87 years.
Jan. 17. Death of Josiah N. Green.
Jan.
31. Sudden
death
of John
H.
Pryor, jr.
Feb. 22. Death
of Samuel
H. Brown.
Aged 91 years.
March 15.
Work of demolishing
old
Lowell
Island House completed.
Mar.
18.
Benj.
T. Melzard
drowned
Jan.
WOOD
of all
S. MARTIN
kinds
C0.’S,
' of
Death
Death
of
W. Lindsey.
George
Boatswain
A.
Lus-
William
Long.
March
12.
at white
April
11.
chases
Plan
of stopping
electrics
posts
put into efiect.
Eastern
Yacht
Club
pur-
old Hooper
wharf.
May 27.
Death
of Rev. S. Linton
Bell.
June
Appropriation
of
$40,000
for
Federal
building
at Marblehead.
July
4.
U. S. S. Hartford
in harbor.
July
20.
Death
of Capt. John
Cole.
Aug.
New
York
Yacht
Club
visits
Marblehead.
Grand
celebration.
Aug‘.
Mimic
War ofi Marblehead.
Aug. 3.
Death
of Robert
P. Stevens.
Sept.
11.
Annual
parade
of G. A. R.
veterans
of Essex
county.
Oct. 24.
U. S. Weather
Bureau
signal
in
tower
Sawed
Near
Death
Jan.
12.
comb.
Feb. 21.
Salem Harbor.
March 18. W. T. Litchman
defeats
S.
C. Felton
for town clerk, the latter
having
served twenty
years.
March 29. 100th anniversary
of building of Methodist
church celebrated.
June 2. Rev. J. R. McCoo1 celebrates
his first
mass
at Star of the Sea
church.
June 2. Local telephone
exchange
established.
JOHN
2.
1902.
of Joseph
Electric
(1033)
erected
and
Light
at Fort
Split
Station
Sewall
to
-
order
at
Plarblehead
MarbleheadGas and Electric Light co.
Use GastuHeatcheaply
Office.
1064
HISTORICAL
Dec.
10.
Broughton.
Death
of
EVENTS
Capt.
Horace
Feb. 27. Public
Building
Bill increasing
Marb1ehea.d’s
appropriation
to
u urst,
March
U. S. Senate.
of William
aged 96.
19. New
Pickett
April
building
Association
1.
B. F.
Smeth-
of
M.
A.
opened.
appointed
chief
of police.
April
15.
U. S. A. purchased
erty
of J. M. Cropley
for site
propof new
Brown
Federal
building.
April 17. Death
of Joseph
Stone.
July
13. Sir Thomas
Lipton
accepted
invitation
to visit Marblehead.
‘Aug. 8. Death of William
Gilley.
Aug. 14. $400 stolen
from
Amos A11ey’s
house.
Aug.
31. Resignation
of
William
Reynolds
as cashier
of Mhd. Na.t’1
Bank.
Sept. 17. Cruiser
Marblehead
the first
U.
S.
War
vessel
new republic
of
Oct. 5. Rev. John
call to Baptist
Oct. 24. Sudden
liam C. Fabens.
Oct.
31.
tion
to
to
salute
flag
of
Panama.
H. Barrows
accepts
church.
death
of Hon. Wil-
Quiner
Wharf
Mrs.
William
Nov.
4. Moses
Trial Justice.
OF
S.
sold
at
H. Quiner.
Case
auc-
appointed
Nov.
8.
Death
of Moses
Dec.
14.
Death
of Capt. William
Gilbert.
Chis-
holm.
Jan.
1.
Stockholders
of
Marblehead
National
Bank vote to liquidate.
Jan. 28. Death of Samuel
Rhodes,
jr.
Feb.
1. $3,000
damage
by fire to
house of White heirs.
Feb.
9-10.
Harbor
closed
to navigation for the second
time on account
of ice.
Feb. 18. $5,000 fire in Grader’s
block.
Feb. 20. Death of Eleazer
E. Atwood.
March 4. Marblehead
National
Bank
closed
after
100
years
of
existence.
March 7. Death of Franklin
Reynolds.
March
28.
Capt.
S.
F.
McC1ea.rn
elected
chief of police.
April
16. Burning
of new
Tedesco
Club House.
June 22. Mhd.
Savings
Bank
restrained
from doing business.
Tel.
111-4
MARBLEHEAD.
er
the
in
block.
Aug. 10. U. S. Ship Dolphin
arrived
in harbor.
Aug.
18. Marie
Antoinette
fete
at
Peach’s
point.
Aug.
25. New
Samuel
Roads
Jr.,
school building
opened.
Sept.
1. Ernest
Brown
drowned
at
Neck.
Nov. 12. Abbot Hall burglarized.
Nov. 18. Resignation
of Pliny A. A1len, pastor
of Universalist
church.
Dec. 11. Sudden
death of Rev. John
White
Chadwick
at Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Dec.
29.
Death
of
Wm.
Nutting.
f
1905.
Jan.
16. Three
burglaries.
Jan.
20.
Suit brought
against
Mhd.
National
Bank.
March 1. Rev. Mr. Howe
begins
duties as pastor
of Universalist
church.
March
21. Notice
of
suit
against
William
Reynolds
and others
by the
Marblehead
National
bank.
March 27. Death
of Henry
C. Sparhawk.
May 26. Three
men Injured
in accident at Burgess
& Packards’
yacht
yard.
'
May
31.
Town
won
case
in
suit
against
it for
maintaining
public
right
of
State
ever.
street.
June
1904.
Street
July
11. Five torpedo
boats
in
harbor.
Aug. 1. Opening
of new postoffice
Pulsif
1903.
$70,000,
passed
March
4.
Death
106 Washington
2.
way
at
wharf
Right
Captain
at
foot
maintained
Charles
Barr
of
forwon
Ka.iser’s
cup in race across
‘the Atlantic.
August
19. Reception
to New York
Yacht
Club.
Roof
of pavilion
at
Cracker
Park collapsed
and six injured.
Sept. 28. Laying
of corner
stone
of
new
fedfaral
building
with
Masonic
Benj.
P. Ware.
ceremomes.
1906.
Feb.
'7.
Death
of Hon.
March
19.
Wreck
of the
Lady
Antrim
opposite
the
Nanepashemet
Hotel.
Apr11
4.
James
F.
Frost
appointed
Chief
of Police.
June
19.
Crew
of Society’s
boat
No.
10. receive
reward
for assistance
to
schooner
T.W. TUGKER
I30.
Willie
Irving.
LARGESTLINE
IN TOWN.
Latest Patterns.
in MarHEADQUARTERS
and
blehead for Souvenirs
. .
Local View Cards
SUIJVENIRS
EVENTS
HISTORICAL
into
plunged
Automobile
23.
June
Yacht
of Boston
Wharf
from
harbor
Club.
Parnell
Anna
of Miss
Body
29.
June
Tinbetween
found
VVorcester
of
Rock.
and Pig
ker Island
anchored
“Brooklyn”
Cruiser
July 15.
shore.
ofi Marblehead
E. Resentiitt
John
9.
Aug.
in diving
80 foot
from
Body
Aug‘. 24.
1ard’s Beach,
found
of man
Clifton.
Pol-
ness.
28.
found
Stone
Theodore
of
Body
Neck.
ofif Marblehead
urates
28.
Jan.
28.
Feb.
Laney
inaug-
Plant
day service.
of Samuel
Death
$3,000
jr°s.
R.
Adams.
of depositors
meeting
Bank.
Savings
at
fire
of
house
John
death of J. B. LitchApril 5. Sudden
man, chief of police.
August 16. Re—opening of Marblehead
Bank.
Savings
Doe's
of Master
29. Reunion
August
pupils.
house
31. New Gerry school
August
opened for inspection.
Stevens.
Sept. 21. Death of Augustus
of Rev. John W.
Nov. 21. Installation
newly elected pastor of the
Barnett,
church.
Congregational
First
of 40 per cent. on
Dec. 18. Dividend
declared
stock
par value of capital
Bank.
National
by Marblehead
1908.
28.
Death
of
L.
Frank
Wadden,
of Police.
1909.
Cole.
Feb. 24. Death of Benjamin
Brown,
March 13. Death of Winthrop
of Overseers.
of Board
Chairman
March 23. Death of Thos. W. Tucker.
of
Death
28.
Mar
Blackler.
Henry
old
10-year
and severely
George
H. Philof Benjamin
May 25. Death
lips.
off Galdrowned
John Murray
July.
1oupe’s pt.
SocieHistorical
July 13. Marblehead
ty
S.
GOES.
owner
becomes
of Lee
Mansion.
Aug. 23. Death of Wm. Reynolds.
to
in harbor
Sept. 1. Illumination
German yachts.
welcome
with a.
Oct. 8. Gerry school presented
by EdStuart picture of Washington
ward Doherty.
by
struck
Dooley
Oct. 15. Andrew
train
in
Swampscott
and
injuries.
Oct. 29. Y. M. C. A.
tieth anniversary.
from
dies
celebrates
fif-
1910.
Jan.
put
pumping‘
at
VVa.ter
2.
new filter.
into
Feb. 1. Horse
ran
Kenny
wharf
Camp, S. V.
Jan. 17. Wm. D. Gregory
instituted.
E.
of Sarah
March 13. $8,200 legacy
of Marblehead
to town
Goodwin
of a. building
the erection
toward
for the sick and poor.
the
to authorize
24. Petition
April
Water
additional
issue
to
town
bonds of $100,000 for the improvement of its Water supply.
April
of
Death
7.
Dec.
injured.
Light
Municipal
Feb. 12. Mass
of Marblehead
land.
Oct. 3. Death of Charles M. Trefry.
Nov. 10. New car barn of B. & N. S.
dedicated
R. Co., formally
Snow,
May 18. Charles
boy run over by auto
1907.
Jan. 7.
May 12. Death of Frank H. Carroll.
of Arthur H. Nichols.
June. Drowning
July 10. Old Fort Miller, the powder
in 1812, destroyed
built
magazine,
by fire.
of John SweetAug. 6. Sudden death
Ameri-
and
Office
of Post
Oct. 1. New quarters
opened for busibuilding
in Federal
Dec.
1065
MARBLEHEAD.
Chief
Germany
between
on
OF
cup won by Amerconin yachting
Sept. 10. Roosevelt
Vim
ican yacht
tests
ca.
drowned
pole.
M.
' PLEASANT AND WASHINGTONs1's.
and
station
to Mrs. Chas.
belonging
from
plunged
away,
was
drowned.
of James J. H. Greg'Feg. 20. Death
ory.
anniversary
27. One hundredth
Feb.
church.
of First Baptist
Goodwin.
of Wm.
Death
3.
March
J-. Bowof Thomas
Death
13.
Mfirch
en.
Fred
and
Ballard
Frank
27.
March
returning
when
drowned
Chase
Island.
Tinke1"s
from
Melmrch 28. Deadgh of Rev. Albert
Walk-
ey.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE. CALL UPON
Ta, 233-2
Marblehead.
Agent,
Estate
Real
R.HATHAWAY,
GARDNER
1066-1074
OF
DIRECTORY
MARBLEHEAD.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
MARBLEHEAD
BANK
EHANIJ
NATIONAL
State
HOOPER
National
1831
13,
March
Bank,
-
STREET.
Bank,
December
15, 1864
MASS.
MARBLEHEAD,
$84,000.
capital.$120.00fl. Surplus.
DIRE
LEONARD
JOHN
L. GILBERT
EVERETT
Bank
Hours,
CTORS
PAINE,
G. BROUGHTON
Cashier
Saturdays,
8 A. M. to 1 P. M. Daily
Safe Deposit
and Storage
E. BROWN
WILLIAM
N. P. SANBORN
H. PHILLIPS
JOHN
H. PHILLIPS
LEONARD
President,
8 A. M. to 12 M.
to Rent
Boxes
Vaults
BANK
SAVINGS
MARBLEHEAD
1 87 l
Incorporated
154 WASHINGTON
President,
NATHAN
P, SANBORN
Treasurer,
WILLIAM
F. NUTTING
COMMITTEE
N151‘!-IAN
Bank
L
Hours,
PAINE
FRANK
L. GILBERT
8.30
MASS.
OF INVESTMENT
EVERETT
P. SANBORN
JOHN
MARBLEHEAD,
-
STREET,
WILLIAM
P. HAMMOND
A. M. to 1 P. M.
L. HOOPER
1
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
MARBLEHEAD
1076
CHARLES A. SLEE
Real Estate, Auctioneerand Mortgages
Attorney
Pension
of the Peace
Justice
Rents
cared for, rented, bought and sold.
Properties
monthly
Expert
or quarterly.
bought
endowments
furnished,
than
allowed
advice
given
by
on
remitted
insurance
life
and larger returns
companies
TELEPHONES
‘ EssI_=.'><
MRS.
ALFRED
HGUSE
MICHAUD,
Prop.
BoardingHouseandDiningRooms
Board by the Day or Week.
One Minute Walk from Electric Car and Depot.
House Newly Furnished.
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1 ESSEX STREET,
MASSACHUSETTS
MARBLEHEAD,
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MARBLEHEAD
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
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B. F. MARTIN'S
Family
.7arm‘
SONS,
Proprietors
a Specially
Milk
Wholesale
1077
and
Retail
Dealers
-
13 Green Street,
Residence,
Marbiehead,
100 ELM
Mass.
STREET
Telephone
7 W FERN
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the enviable
attained
FISH
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in every
reputation
of furnishing
AND
way
to maintain
the Cabin
has
the finest
CHICKEN
DINNERS
On the Atlantic
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Telephone
Carpenters
and
F on
Contractors
Contract
Work
All Branches.
a Specialty.
Estimates
Jobbing
Furnished.
SHOP»
LINDSEY
ST.,
-
MARBLE}-IEAD
in
Coast.
Come and let us prove it
Lobster
served in every style.
to Private
Parties,
Societies,
Etc.
connection
and Electric
Lights.
Sewafl,
Ma'nb'ehead
Mass
’
E. M. BEVINS,
Pfoprietof
.
PublicTelephone
3023.3
1078
MARBLEI-IEAD
James
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
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andBoatuilder
V‘
Dories, Skiffs and other Pleasure Boats built to order.
Winter Storage for Yachts of All Kinds.
Power Dories and Launches.
Agent for the Essex Gasoline Motor.
General Jobbing Promptly Attended To.‘
TELEPHONE
122-4
- Marblehead,
Off Beacon Street,
JONATHAN
T.
Mass.
BROWN
MA CHINIST
Manufacturer
Hygienic
of
the
Toothpick
Machine
Fine Experimental
Work.
All kinds of Machinery Repaired.
Shoe Machinery and Sewing Machinery :1 Specialty
I
LAWN
{ 17 ATLANTIC
4.;
MOWERS
AVENUE,
SHARPENED
-
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-
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MARBLEHEAD,
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MARBLEHEAD
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
William
1079
H.
Chamberlain
‘s.
2.
BUILDER
Power
Dory
Dories,
Launches,
Sailing
Rowing
Dories,
Skiffs,
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OF
and
Etc.
TELEPHONE
14 ORNE
STREET,
MARBLEHEAD,
MASS.
..¢..~..4.;»
1080
MARBLEHEADADVERTISINGDEPARTMENT
ERNE§T
s. DOANE
P119
STOVES,
‘W1 Work
RANGES,
and ELECTRICAL
TINWARE,
SUPPLIES.
MARINE PLUMBING
BRASS
WORK
A
and
SPECIALTY
Telephone
N.,n"I'I
,
120 Washington
Marblehead,
St.
%,,
Mass.
‘~'£—~'3'*‘*\~
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EDMUND
DOYLE
DONOVAN
& C0.
Plumbing
and
Plumbing,Steam andHotWater
HEATING
‘ '
' '$tandard"
Gas and Water Piping, Furnaces,
Stoves and Ranges
Orders for Jobbing Promptly
Attended
to
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers.
_
Piping,
washlngton
Marblehead,
Agent
Mass.
Furnaces,
Stoves
for the Hub
266 WashingtonSt.,
Heaters
Gas and Water
and Ranges.
and Ranges.
Marblehead,Mass.
MARBLEHEAD
J.
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an
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
1081
GOODMZIN
AUTOMOBILES
‘
Repairs,
Storage,
Gasolene
and Supplies.
MACHINIST
a
Specialty.
Steam Piping,
Shafting,
Hangers and Pulleys.
REAR
30 WASHINGTON
STREET
Telephone
Telephone
MARBLEHEAD,
A. E. COLCHESTER,
Marblehead
Gasolene
&
Propeller
Machine
and Steam Engines Designed
Repaired and Adjusted
Wheels
Designed
{ 26 Lee Street,
-
and Built for Speed
-
HERMAN
Garage,
Livery
AUTOMOBILES
SUPPLIES,
STORAGE,
Proprietor
Co.
and Built
or Towing
Marblehead,
Mass.
F. SNOW
and
TO LET — DAY,
CLEANING
MASS.
AND
Express
HOUR
AND
POLISHING,
WEEK
REPAIRS,
ETC.
Boarding, Bz—1iting
and Livery. Depot Carriages
Residence,
80 FRONT
STREET
Telephone
Office,
22
FRONT
Telephone
MARBLEHEAD,
MASS.
STREET
229
T-
1082
MARBLEHEAD
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
T. J. BOWDEN
Manufacturers
{"9SON
of
Pine and Hardwood,
Shoe CuttingBlocksand BoardDressing
POTATO
CHIP
CUTTING
MACHINES
Patent
Adjustable
Benches,
Glue and Heel Cutting Machines, Yacht Models made
Ham drawings, Violins made and Repaired, Knives of all kinds ground, Lawn
Mowers Sharpener], Saws filed and set, Jig and Circular Sawing, Bracket
Making, Planing and Turning, Piano Tuning.
MILL,127 PLEASANT
STREET, R"“‘13f,§E:§,°§§}’°““
MARBLEHEAD,
MASS.
TELEPHONE
215-4
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J. Laroy Haines
Carpenter, Contractor
and Builder‘?
Jobbing
of all kinds
personally
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promptly
attended
Office,
113 Washington
St.
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REACHING
THE
MARBLEHEAD.
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AND
TOWN.
THE OFFICE OF THE MESSENGER is supplied
S0
LARGELY
thorough
IN
THE
IT COMPELS THE
ATTENTION
WISH
FOR
OF
CIRCULATING
DOES
HOMES,
MEDIUM
PEOPLE
TO
OF DEALERS
REACH
THINKING
ITS
TI-IE
WHO
CIRCULATION
makesaspecialty
embraces
OF
folder,
THE
witha
and
of high—c1ass
four
cylinder
perforator,
Monotype
wire
presses,
stitcher
four jobbers,
and a
complete
equipment.
IS
ENTIRELY
BONA-FIDE
— IT HAS
NO DE AD_HEAD
OR FREE
LIST,
THEREFORE
of type and machinery
Book and CommerciaiWork. Our equipment
READING
PEOPLE
outfit
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IT IS DOUBLY
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RATESSENT 0N APPLICATION
VANCE.
Delivered
Gratis to any
in the United states.
P. 0.
Address
N. ALLENLINDSEY
& C0., :-: :-: Marblehead,Massachusetts
Boston
Office,
1348
GHNGRESS
STREET
ff
MARBLEHEAD
ADVERTISING
SALKINS
[flacht
DEPARTMENT
8: LASKEY
Outfittenr
Clothing,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers and all
GentIemen’s
112 Washington
St..
I.
Furnishings
Marblehead.
Mugford Building
Mass.
Telephone 75
H. III 0035
Carpenter
and Contractor
Jobbing
Promptly
and
AVENUE,
to
Attended
RESIDENCE
ROCKAWAY
1083
SHOP
-
HARBLEHEAD,
P. O. Box 22, Clifton
Telephone
NASS.
104-2
Salem
Thomas D. Snow
flarventer
Jobbing
and flontractor
of all kinds
attended
Shop
promptly
to
and Residence
I:“.'/W5.’ “ 2
Smith
near Pleasant Streets
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Marblehead, Mass.
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Thomas
Contractor
Prompt
Attention
Mason
and
to Jobbing.
Stone
Cement
Work.
Estimates
Work
Granolithic
a Specialty.
Walks
Furnished
214 Washington
Street
4
____
1084
MARBLEHEAD
,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
GEORGE
S. G055
DEALER
Groceries
IN
an?
Provisions
Agency
for Deerfoot
Farm Cream and Butter.
Agency
for King Arthur
and Angelus
Flour.
Also Critic's
Coffee and Nobscot
Mountain
Spring
Cor.
School
and
Pleasant
= Marblehead,
Sts.,
Telephone
Water.
Mass.
Connection
Harry
Vickery
Successor
to WINTHROP
DEALER
Groceriew
BROWN
IN
and
Fine
Tea.
Canned Goods and All Kinds of Fruits in their Seasons
Cor.
School
and
Washington
Telephone
Marblehead.
Clay’s Celebrated
GUY
Furnished
to Lodges,
Family
8 Cowell
CLAY,
Societies,
Trade
solicited
Frank
at Short
-
Telephone
MILK
Ice Cream
Receptions,
-
St.,
Weddings,
Marblehead,
176-3
and
MARKET
GARDENER
MILK
IN JARSA SPECIALTY
263 PLEASANT
STREET,-
- -
Telephone
Etc.
Etc.
Notice
1'1. Foster
DEALER
Mass.
Prop.
ICE CREAM
Frozen
Pudding,
Sherbet,
Near
Streets
MARBLEHEAD,
MASS.
Mass.
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MARBLEHEAD
ADVERTISING
DEPARTMENT
7"” Adams
1085
House
Fort Sewall, -
Marblehead, Mass.
PUST
GUMPLETEH,
50
Feet
toward
the water,
with
accommodations
for 175.
Fish
Dinners
served
to
large
Parties,
Societies,
Etc.
:1
Specialty.
Fried and Broiled
Live Lobster and Clams
a Specialty.
The well known hospitality
of the Ptoprietor, Mr. JOHN T. ADAMS,
is a. guarantee of just treatment to ali who patronize
this house.
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TELEPHONE
HOUSE
VICTORIA
MRS. JANET MORAN. Proprietor
First=C1ass
House in every
Board by the
respect.
Day or Week
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Mass.
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Funeral
a
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
E. NICHOLS
Director,
Furni./‘hing
Undertaker
and Licenwed Embaxlmer
Night Calls receive Prompt Attention.
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Ladv
Assistant
Residence, 27 Pearl St.,
Marbiehead, Mass.
TELEPHONE
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F. O’BRIEN
Undertaker,
Embalmer
Funeral
CALLS ATTENDED
Director
T0 DAY OR NIGHT.
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Residence,
45 Commercial
and
AVE.
AND
TELEPHONE
BARNARD
ST.
MARBLE!-IEAD,
St.
MASS.
R. P. ROCKETT
UN DERTAKER
Funeral
Director
' WASHINGTON
Residence,
and
Embalmer
ST., MARBLEHEAD.
152 Elm Street
JOHN
Plumbing
19 Highland
Telephone
239-5
H. BYORS
and Heating
Terrace,
JOBBING
MASS.
- Marblehead,
A SPECIALTY
Ma.r-I‘.
Peabody
Directory.
FROM YOUR
GROCER
Order Good Will Soap
PEABODY
Street anci Householders’ Directory.
The street
directory
gives
places
run from
or across
it.
with
the
names
Houses
ing streets
of
heads
of
the
The
location
house
families
and
89
Aborn
line
Left
to Salem
Salem
line
3
5
P. J. O’Keefe,
C. J. Dixon
Harry
Myers
var.
44
ABORN,
56 Washington
bott
Left
at
Salem
to
48
Ab-
45
line
47
Right
5
8
__9
10
14
15
16
17
18
19
21
20
22
23
25
27
26
29
Wm.
H.
Tweed
Thos.
Langan
J. Seastream
J. J. Kellaher
A. A. MacDonald
Holten
st.
ends
John
J. Moran
Aborn
pl. begins
E. C. Bickford
B. Mahoney
H. J. Leonard
John
J. Fox
S. M. McEwen
Horace
F. Upton
J. F.
Henderson
.
H.
Jordan,
painter,
rear
Mrs.
M. McNeil
John
C.
Stream
J.
F.
Henderson,
variety
Sutton
st. begins
R. B. Ma.cIntosh
Fred
Stanton
B.
A.
McDonald
A. Hawthorne
John
P. Looney
Kate
L. Forness
Mrs.
M. Meagher
M. E. Lynch
A. E. Jebb
Dennis
Cauley
Electrical
NATT
BUXTON,
in
and
in
business,
J.
50%
52
52%;
in
H.
the
70
72
74
53
55
1
62
61
63
64
65
Andover
Frank
79
Frank
Samuel
Edw.
Alfred
Abbott
83
89
ABORN
from
Left
2
6
10
Work
Street,
(1088)
in
Peabody.
from
GE:-aves
westerly
James
McCarthy
E. Funchion
Michael
O'Brien
J.
F.
Crean
Edwin
E.
Boxwell
Bradford
S. Nason
Timothy
Flynn
J. J. Cullen
E.
Osborn
&
.
Co.,
leather
ALLEN'S
C. M. Walsh,
Variety
T. J. McLaughlin
A. J. Judge,
jr
M.
Shacktman
K. Peters
Wm.
A. Kiley
James
L. Higgins
Beacon
st.
begins
Wm.
Mullane
Thos.
J. Chaput
Jos.
Levine
A. Dansereau
D.
W. P1ke
Dukelow
Bagnall
A. Abbott
st. begins
PLACE,
9 Aborn
5
Mrs.
connect-
Right
4
49
i Winchester,
Jr.
Shillaber
st. belns
Mrs.
E. L. Hathaway
Chas.
O’Shea.
opposite
side.
Jas.
W.
Cuffe
Theresa.
C106
0. A. Bagley
John
Young
_
S. A. Hodgkms
Geo.
Know_1ton
James
Whltworth
Max
Korn
Justin
Fader
James
Lyons
Geo.
P. Smith
Wm.
Washburn
68
O’Keefe
streets
or
columns,
of location.
used
right
71
56
51
order
is also
left
or
69
John
Chadder
J. B. Carbrey
C.
A.
Israel,
carpenter
Mrs.
E.
A.
Savory,
variety
E.
D.
McCullough
Mrs.
M.
Gilligan,
variety
Pierpont
st.
crs.
48
50
shows
what
other
left
and
right:
hand
McE]roy
Chas.
L.
M..
B.
I-Iallowell,
grocer
Osborne
st.
begins
Geo.
W.
Lee
Pleasant
st. ends
Geo.
I. Allen
Neil
Shaw
A.
J.
Kelley
A. L. Hanscom
James
Goggin
John
Boyle
J.
T.
Turner
Vacant
Chas.
Young
T. J. O’Keeffe
Mrs.
H. Smith
C. W. Collins
473. T.
Construction
36
street,
are given
by a. —, and the dash
begin
or end on the
Wm.
at
Right
from
persons
without
numbers
are indicated
to indicate
whether
such
streets
ABBOTT,
from
of each
numbers
opp.
COURT,
250
Washingtofi
northerly
Left
Right
1
John
Graham
——
B. & M. R.
-— Essex
Glue
Gelatine
Co.
—— F. D. Clark
John
Allenpach
all
its
.5. Telephone
R.
and
Branches
Conneéiion.
J. J. QUJRK
& CO.
Room
BLDG‘r.,
9 O’SHEA
STREETS
AND
ANDOVER,
\
from
Central,
junc.
ty and
Endicott
at
son
sq.
to Danvers
Left
LiberWilline
Right
1 Arthur
22
25
26
27
28
31
32
36
46
50
64
Benfield
A. F. Manning
Jesse
F. Barrett
Daniel
B. Lord
H. C. Merrill
W. N. Lambert
Wm.
F. Tibbets
Arthur
S. Cronin
F. W. Roorne
Edw.
L. Orne
Wm.
H. Hayes
Samuel
Watts
P. B. Bagley
Harriet
Stone
Clara
M. Peasley
B. &. M. R. R. crs.
Mrs.
A. Buxton
R. P. Tanch
Mrs.
C. Kimball
D. Gilroy,
rear
Chas.
I-I. Hooper
Mrs.
Cath.
Flynn
Leonard
E.
Porter
Benj.
H. Bodge
Mrs.
M. H. Green
Mrs.
S. A. Bodge
Freeman
P. Bpdge
Putnam
Bros,
milk
Lewis
W.
Putnam
C.
W.
Buxton,
market
gardener
Na.tt
Buxton,
electrical
contractor
Philip
H.
Coleman
Thos.
F. Hayes
C. F. Wilson
T. M. O'Connell
V. W.
Smith
W.
B. Osborn
Thomas
E. Wiison
Chas.
P. Kelley
Ernest
J. Porter
Albert
P. Ames
Warren
B.
Dennis
A.
P. Bodge,
milk
Lydia
A.
P.
Price
H. A. Harrington
P.
Bell,
milk
Mrs.
M.
E.
nolds
Joseph
H. Beechey
W. P. Blake
Abbie
F.
Wilson
Alonzo
W.
Tyler
Richard
E. Smith
W.
Winchester
F.
0.
Mitchell
‘
Michael
W.
Real
HOUSEHOLDERS
ARLINGTON
from
PEABODY
Paper
SUPPLY
OF
125
Pond
road
Left
Lynn
14
17
16
19
from
t‘o
(middle)
Woodland
st.
begins
—— Fred
Savage
Ernest
Langley
—— T.
E.
McCarthy,
mason
—
Spring
Pond
road
begins
(middle)
Stevens
cobs
Left
Right
4
8
to
28
Ja-
J. V. Teneck
Michael
Cody
AUDETTE,
from
foot
Left
Right
—
Ellsworth
Westerly
—
road
BASFORD
end
6
Left
Ellsworth
James
road
to
8
10
Right
——
M.
—— M.
to
Lynnfield
11
School
erly
COURT.
northwest-
Rigigt
'
5
. W.
Vaughan
L. Rumrill
Thos.
Grady
Harry
I-Ioulden
Mrs.
E.
Whelton
9 Harvey
P. Durkee
Garrett
Nagle
Lawrence
Waters
11
R. B. Drinkwater
Left
Farrington
AUGUSTUS,
from
Lynn
Right
—Vacant
—- Wm.
H. Jacques
44
F. H. Hunt
50
Frank
Reynolds
52
Milton
Thrasher
54
M. Blanchard
56
Chas.
M. Moore
62
Maybery
Kinney
64
Edward
Hovey
65
Geo.
V. Dresher
66
John
R. Dame
68
Mrs.
Emily
Priest
69
John
G. Colburn
80
I. J. Stevens
A. W.
Shipley
82
M. Blazick
Mrs.
M.
Blazick,
variety
—
Wm.
H. Wood
Oak
ave.
begins
F. L. Smith
C. M. Pearson
A.
0.
Pearson,
poulterer
—Allan
Hay
— '
John
H. Gowing
81
W.
Blanchard
—J. Frank
Estes
——
Vacant
Bartholomew
pond
—Mrs.
M W
Boyer,
s. r.
——
J.
St.
George
Vacant
J. ‘W. Galeucia.
Cyrus
E. Price
P. Scarnickia.
from
Vacant
Vacant
O. I.
—-
167
Ill
llll
ASH,
21
R101
Left
Right
from
Mrs.
W.
F. Shaw
dressmaker
Vacant
John
Casey
Fred
H. Jorda-n
BARTHOLOMEW,
—-
—
1089
PEABODY.
AVENUE,
opp.
Sprung
Insurance.
Telephone.
J. J. Goodacre
Lewis
Morrison
Mrs.
Abbie
Hatch
137
Austin
C. Peabody
Thos.
H.
Murphy
139
Thomas
Lally
John
F. Riley
141
Joseph
W.
Bolster
blacksmith
143
Horace
F.
Pierce
—— Sylvan
st.
begins
146
Graves
Bros.
groc.
148
James
Ward
—
Kendall
E.
Graves
—
Prospect
st. ends
—
Daniel
H.
Felton
D. A. Graves
—- Mrs.
M. Lendall
Vacant,
off
—
Daniel
Collins
—- —— Danvers
line
crs.
F.
129
129
and
MASS.
131
133
EH15‘?
F.
Fellows,
painter
A. J. Vernon
Samuel
Wilson
George
Wilcox
Mrs.
E. J. Blake
Ernest
W. Coombs
I. M. Forrest
Enoch
A.
Arnold
Mrs.
E. P. Rogers
Charles
Simpkins
William
Stockman
Edward
J. Orne
Vacant
Warren
L. Pike
Cross
st. begins
Estate
PEABODY,
J. Connolly
L’Heureux
BAY
STATE
ROAD,
AYER,
from
from
80
Putnam
Washington
11. Sutton
Left
»
Left
Right
3
5
7
9
11
13
15
12
CO.,
Bags, Wrapping
Wm.
J. McManus
James
Frame
John
Sweeney
Mrs.
M.
Dempsey
Wm.
J. McCarthy
Nicholas
Tucker
M. J. Costello
Mi hael
McCarthy
G. E. Langmaid
11 North
Lynn
at
Hillside
to
Central
Paper and Twine
Lynn
ave.
line
Right
—Lake
Shore
rd.
gins
—
Wm.
H.
Watk1ns
—
Fair-view
ave.
gins
—
Glendaie
ave.
gins
—
D.
Fred
Brown
Wilbur
Smith
—
Hillside
ave.
glns
Street,
Peabody,
to
be_
bebe-
be-
Mass.
TelephoneConneétion
FROM YOUR
GROCER
Orcler Good will Soap
1090
STREETS
from
63
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
BEACON,
6
Aborn
line
to
Salem
8
10
Left
4
—
Right
11
13
Michael
Moran
7
Mrs.
C. C. O‘Keefe
Wagner
st.
begins
13
Dennis
J. Gibbons
15
Geo.
W.
Putney
——- Lark
st.
begins
BEACON
14
17
19
20
BOULEVARD,‘
21
..
from
129
Lynn
Left Right
—-
22
Carl
—
—
A.
Alm
23
W.
W.
Farrington
Wm.
H.
Phillips
24
25
OF
James
F. Morris
H.
E. Macdonald
Mrs.
Cath.
Carroll
A. C. Raimo
P. J Daley
Thomas
Ray
S. N. Goldthwait
T.
L.
D.
Perkins,
grocer
Chas.
E.
Smith
F. A. Rollins,
furniture
mover
James
Daley
E. G. Knight
W.
H.
Stanwood,
clock
repairer
E.
D. Murphy
John
J. Dunney
Geo.
W.
Blodgett
0l Jas. 69 H.
Gavlgan
F. E. Berry
Robert
McKeen
PEABODY
.
9
E.
Robert
Enlind
:0-J
N. Montgomery
Fred
Dunsford
N. McKinnon
Chas.
W.
Enos
John
F.
Carlin
J a.mes
Hayden
John
Breare
F. W. Lovelace
D. J. Mathison
Murdo
Montgomery
Mrs.
Sarah
Bagloy
L. Paolucci
Henry
A. Eagar
Poles
F.
Knappschinder
R. J. Houghton
Tony
Wojik
K. Wisnewisky
'1‘. Strek,
rear
A. Gozda,
rear
11
14
14
15
16
17
18
19
23
24
BECKETT,
BERRY
from
Left
8
Sutton
pont
to
49
from
Right
3
F. A.
—caiumet
5
C. C
Left
Winchester
st. begins
Madison
E:
8
Abner
McKeen
W.
F. Dean
H.
S. Cross
Joseph
H. Hyam
Robert
Haskell
Mrs.
J. A. Patterson -30100
F. H
O. Lord
P.
A
Sullivan
L. L. Nichols,
carpenter
E. G. Kelley
Mrs.
A.
O’Keefe
D. P. Proctor
12
13
14
16
15
18
20
H. Farnum
17
I.
19
21
Moses
G. Welch
Israel
J. Goodwin
Samuel
Jones
H.
Foster
Osborn
st.
crosses
Geo.
S. Shove
Earl
E. Warman
Frank
S‘. Trask
Clarence
W.
Page
Mrs.
M. Stoddard
Noble
P. Little
Geo.
F. Hudson
Patrick
Doherty
22
—.___u
23
25
26
27
29
30
E.
1
David
John
2
E.
3
Dr.
nearly
Left
Left
E.
BIRCH,
Left
Right
-—- G.
s.
——
E.
L.
C.
-—o
Left
ERY
Owen,
P. H.
James
Left
2
4
6
8
opp.
10
Right
D. S.
Mrs.
nan
P. J.
P. W.
James
W.
J.
Thomas
S. J.
4
6
"l
Ernme
M.
J.
tt
Bren-
Davis
Gillis
Griffin
McDonald
Daley
Hurley
12
14
16
from
35 Sutton
Lake
Left
be-
Lowell
to
Lowell
to
114
57
Left
Right
5
T.
n.
Birch
from
M.
Left
Legro
Viles
to
Central
Buxton
25
22
Chinura.
24
Mrs.
N.
E.
dressrnaker
to
Lynn
Maple
end
of
90
Wm.
PLACE,
Central
A. Yonge
BUXTON,
beyond
15 Warren
R. R. byd.
Ward,
27
28
to
B.
Bowditch
&
Right
school
—
Warren
house
M. R. Mahoney
T. J. Moroney
T. J. Cunningham
'.D. Ma.cLeod
Simon
Hayes
21
A. A. McKinnon
23
John
J.
Donovan
Louis
Glichouse
25
B. F. Sullivan
26
Tumelty
A. Buckley
Felt
O’Donne1!
A. Sheen
A. Felt
Wm.
Macdonald
Chas.
Parker
Henry
W.
Shaw
5
Mrs.
B. Roberts
William
J. Good
C. A.
iles
Chas.
I-I. Carr
Edw.
M.
Redman
9
Geo.
J. Parker
Harold
Overberg
Chas.
W’. Payne
Oliver
E.
Parker
John
D. Faulkner
W. W. Lefavour
-Eugene
B. McNea)
17
Herbert
Tucker
South School
from
BOWDITCH,
from
opp.
B.
F.
F.
Right
—-
next
Right
—
Elmer
—- Geo.
77
BUSHBY
Right
3
5
from
ROW,
Washington
Dustin
1
next
byd.
opp.
depot
BROWN,
W.
R.
r.
Johnson
Rowe
Batchelder
BLEACH
from
Calumet
Warren
Endicott
Right
Chas
-—- Wm.
-—
Daniel
—— Lewis
Maguire
BOW,
Right
—
F. E. Peterson
J.
Montgomery
—Aberdeen
st.
gins
I-I. Poutnen
29
G.
from
Lowell
byd.
Lake
to
Russell
11. Middleton
line
BERRY,
11-om
Left
--
C. Wiggin
Worthen
Jackman
opp.
to
Newbury
to Pine
J. Wiggin
BERKELEY,
from
from
Pine
18 Elm
Right
R
6
11
BROAD,
COURT,
Pier‘;
Mrs.
Joanna.
J. J.
Mrs.
McGuinnesI
D. L. Cody
Cody
5
Electric
and
NIT’!
36
BUXTON,
Andover
Combination
Street,
Peabody.
FIXTURES
.3!
Telephone
Connection.
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PEABODY,
STREETS
AND
HOUSEHOLDERS
OF
PEABODY.
SQUARE"
MASS.
1091
GNP
from
98
Left
Main
Walnut
to
opp.
72
from
85
Left
Right
Hlbssu,
variety
Mrs.
M.
Dowling
Samuel
Komarin
S.
Komarin,
shoe
repairer
C. W. Lyons
Vacant
store
A.
Burreby,
hairdresser
John
H.
Roach
Dennis
J.
Bagley
Patrick
Flanagan
Greeks
Oscar
B. Jacobs
Greeks
Poles
P. F. Manning
James
Lawlor
Wm.
R. Fifiela
Wm.
A. Fifield
E.
E.
Skinner
W.
R. Fifield,
grocer
W.
A. Fifield
furniture,
rear
Patrick
Moroney
F. VV. Connors
H. W. Lawrence
J. J. Moriarty
Edward
Fay
Greeks
J. J.
Lyons,
lodgers
James
O’Conne11
Turks
Caller
pl. beginfs
Avery
Chem1ca1
C0.
Greeks
B. & M. R. R. cra.
Storage
1b
3
10
13
12
14
16
17
19
21
24
26
23
28
27
CALLER
from
Len:
13
15
17
19
22
26
32
from
near
from
25
44
45
47
55
56
57
59
to
60
61
62
63
to
Wil-
sq.
hi
69
71
Right
B.
H.
15
23
& M. R. R. sta.
E.
Stockwell
undertaker
Railroad
ave.
begins
B. &. M. R. R. crs.
Central
House
Barrett
Drug
Co.
Walnut
st. begins
W. Lung,
laundry
Samson
House
B
&
freight
office
L.
Cohen,
tailor
A.
Klavansky,
shoes
C. Peterson
& Co.,
grocers
J. 'tMeagher,
1e
gran-
L.
furni-
Karelitz,
72
byd.
SUPPLY
27
29
36
31
CO.,
Paper Bags, Wrapping
Town
Scales
Vacant
store
L. Karelitz
A. Klavansky
A. P. Ames
& C0,,
grain
Hardy
st.
begins
Turks
Henry
Kent
Wm.
A. Jones
The
Pepper
Co.
75
'76
7...
82
84
86
88
89
91
92
93'
99
101
102
103
W.
H.
Tweed,
painter
M.
Gourley,
carpenter
.
Kent,
blacksmith
Vacant
store
S.
Kapeiowltz
H. B. Kovenett
11 North
Mulholland
Central
Paper and Twine
106
109
110
111
114
115
Street,
.st.
begins
Mrs.
E. D. Folsom
John
Steele
Lyman
Osborn
Lyman
P. Osborn
A. D. Morrison
G.
W.
Cuddon,
magnetic
healer
Chas.
Williams
Mrs.
N. Colliton
F. W. Pike,
grocer
Peter
J. Frye
Justus
Jones
Wm.
Phillips
Cyrus
D’Eon
Mrs.
S. L.
Fergu.
son
Tremont
st. begins
William
Bushby
M.
. Lynn
Philip
Bushby
M. J. Buxton
Mrs.
Lizzie
Norris
Mrs.
74
ture
to
J.
Warren
Swill!
Calumet
Jas.
McCarthy
Ed.
A. Blaney
Stevens
st.
begins
James
F.
Connor
Edson
F.
Gardner
Geo.
A. Whit
P. J. Murphy
Elm
st.
begins
Albert
F.
Reed
L. Wallace
Jacobs
st.
begins
Vacant
. M.
S. Carle-
A.
58
sq.
SOII
Left
23 Caller
E. Hagar,
show
stock
Cottage
st. ends
Charles
F. Evans
E.
VV. Sprague
Jas.
Trueman
Elliott
Ward
Thos.
Masterson
Charlotte
st.
ends
M. F.
Turner
E.
C.
Williams
Alexander
Cherry
S. Rapke
Berkeley
st. ends
Carrolton
st.
bgns.
Dundee
st. ends
PEABODY
43
42
line
Peabody
R.
13
end
Salem
Right
9
11
39
40
CENTRAL,
CALUMET,
Left
2
Maple
CARROLLTON,
PLACE,
3 Beckett
Dundee
5
5
21
\
from
to
Willard
A. Keith
Chas
S. Whiting
Peter
J. Welch
Edw.
Hand
J.
H.
Underwood
J. W.
Perkins
A. Jacques
Joel
R. Fales
E. B. Perry
Mrs.
A. McDonald
John
Copp
Geo.
J.
I-Iaines
A. T. Larrabee
N.
H.
Hardenbrook
Jas.
F. McHugh
Wan.
W. McGreg0r
Wilbrod
Audette
Wm.
Twiss
G. P.
Peterson
Albert
C. Somes
11
Right
A. Hlbssu
Greeks
Greeks
Turks
Turks
4
6
8
10
12
Lynn
1
Right
1 A.
1a.
37 Philip Herbert
CARLETON,
CALLER,
S.
A.
Pope
Henry
Otte
Wm.
C. Beckett.
J. H. Wright
Francis
L. Conway
Wm.
A.
Cowdrey
Private
way
Frank
C. Toye
Mrs.
R.
Canterbury
Bowditch
schom
house
High
School
House
Joseph
A. Muse
P. J. Boyle
Samuel
D.
Lord
F.
H.
I-Iodgkins,
jeweler
Chas.
F. Bushby
Bushby
pl. begins
John
Hallahan
Geo.
S. Demerett
G. S. Demerett
John
F.
Duffy
H.
M.
Osborn,
grocer
E. A. Cowdrey
C. R. Coombs
Louis
A. Sexton
T. J. Miles
M. B. Paige
Co.
J. J. Jackman
Moses
B. Paige
Elmer
E. Chain
E. P. Barrett
Mrs.
E. E. Osgood
Geo.
W.
Tibbetts
Amos
S. Buxton
Henry
H.
Buxton
Bowditch
st.
bgns.
Alfred
W.
Berry
Peabody,
Mass.
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FROM
Order Good Will Soap
1092
STREETSHAND
C E NTRA L ST.—C’ont’d,
Left Right
115
117
C.
S.
Goldthwait
Thos.
Judge
Mrs.
S. R. Wilkinson
Vacant
store
.
O’Rourke,
grocer
_Spar-row
lane
be~
gins
Geo.
W.
Eaton
Mrs.
L. T. Reed
“
0.
C. Southwick
Thaddeus
Green
I.
Wilson
&
Son,
milk
Isaac
Wilson
Liberty
st.
begins
P. B.
G. Bagley
grocers
118
119
‘
120
121
Left
30 Harris
lish
opp.
27
vent,
29
30
33
to 31
Union
Eng-
6
—
9
CENTRE
ST.
from
from
Left
3
5
7
3
6
from
Left
Poles
'1‘. Kennedy
Daniel
Horrigan
CHARLOTTE
Osborrie
at Salem
to Calumet
Left
Right
7*
14
A.
22
Simon
Sherry
st.
Wells,
Reid,
ends
real
milk
J.
Hayes
28
30
CHESTNUT,
Left
12
16
James
Osborne
R.
C.
estate
10
line
20 Lowell
to Franklin opp.
Glue
Hill
32
Right
34
2
4
7
12
12%
14
15
16
17
Joseph
Margolis
David
Herman
J.
.
McManus,
undertaker
Police
Court
and
station
John
O’Brien,
Jr.
John
E. Keefe
Ernesto
Aguero
Geo.
R.
Nelson
John
Shaw,
2nd
church
st.
crosses
Francis
A. Low
Dr.
S. 0. Tucker
Mrs.
M.
E.
Bartlett
Electric
NATT
Light,
BUXTON,
Power
6
10
36
38
42
48
50
opp.
COLLINS,
to
from
Love
Left
Right
2
—
17
36 Lowell
Washington
ome
to
Right
.
1
B
B.
Richardson
A. P. Sillars
5
P. J. McCarthy
7
Wm.
F
Duffy
John
Powers
Misses
Torr
Mrs.
J. T. Fellows
Eliza
Wright
V. E. Cross,
painter
23 Allen
W.
Hill
Putnam
st. crosses
Joseph
M. Lloyd
25
has.
H.
Thomas
27
Vacant
Frank
H.
Childs
H. L. Brown
State
st.
crosses
L.
C. Felt
33
Michael
Boyle
John
J. Madigan
John
J.
Mahoney
Geo.
Nimblett
T. Johnson
35 Robert
James
L.
Dowling
Mrs.
L. J. Tucker
F. W.
Max-tikke
37
John
P. Glackin
Chas.
S.
Batche1der
F.
W.
Brown
39
Alfred
Baker
41 Vose
E.
Cross
Milk
st.
crosses
L. A. Flachbart
Home
st.
begins
Wm.
H. Kirwin
J. W’. Henderson
and
Ri ght
Mrs.
E.
McCarthy
J. P. McNamara
Mrs.
M. Singleton
Mrs.
E.
A.
Grimn
16
AVENUE,
101
to
272
VVashington
opp.
11 Goodridge
rear
Same
as 25 Fostex
Harris
Goldberg
Abram
K.
Kaplan
Mrs.
Ellen
Roacn
M. L. Roach,
exp.
James
Bedford
VVi11 T.
Danfortn,
carpenter
B. &. M. R. R. crs.
Chestnut
st.
crs.
St.
John's
R.
church
M. D. Bi*'mingha.m
Thomas
Doyle
T. J. Relihan
CLEMENT
COURT,
from
from
25 Foster
18
20
Right
Left
4
Right
—-
6 Centre
COLFAX,
from
S. P. Taylor
Geo.
A. Tigh
Fred
VV. Bushby
Mrs.
Marv
Cahill
Julia
A. Ferren
Walter
P. Hills
13
John
Altonen
Mrs.
B.
Kennedy,
variety
Greeks
Centre
ct.
begins
D. Skolnick
C. Kalangidkie
Oscar
Kozer
PEABODY.
CHURCH,
Right
2
Left
26
28
OF
Poor
Elmer
M.
Rev.
W.
A.
Die
trick
Frank
T. Arnola
Rev.
M. J. Masterson,
rear
St.
John’s
Parochial
school,
r.
Notre
Dame
con-
4
CENTRE,
from
HOUSE!-IOLDERS
18
20
YOUR
GROCER
Telephone
‘.
to
Lime
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30
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Mati
Aiss
et
Emmet
st. ends
Mrs.
J. Collins
Winthrop
st.
ends
John
Walsh
Shamrock
st. crs.
Sprague
st. ends
CORWIN,
from
143
R.
Left
Lynnfield
R. track
to
\
byd.
Right
Vacant
'shop
Vacant
Vacant
shop
factory
COTTAGE,
from
57
Leit
Ri ght
Z
3
4
5
7
8
—— -—
11
12
13
16
19
18
20
22
24
25
Pierpont
umet
to
6 Cal-
Thomas
Lynah
John
Gaulton
T. F. Donovan
Henry
H. Moore
Frederick
Herwlg
Thos.
G. Smith
Jas.
Henderson
Mrs.
Eva.
Hoag
Osborne
st. crosses
Helen
Haskell
S. W.
Goodwin
T. F. McLaughlin
C.
P.
Goldthwaite
C. R.
Steele
R. Wliitaker
Thos.
J. Butler
J. H. Alexander
Alfred
A. Hall
Geo.
H. Knowles
COUNTY,
from
Left
89
3
2
5
10
12
9
11
14
Work
to
Lynn
opp
Right
Lynnfield
Summit
Mrs.
J. M. Bailey
F. A. Raddin
Mrs.
H. C. White
Frank
A. Brown
Hugh
Roon
y
Mrs.
M. J.
wiss
Peter
E. Eade
E. Beaulieu
Lewis
K. Putnam
Robt.
J. Patterson
Coney
Island
Chip
Co.,
rear
A. Vaillancourt
Mrs.
E.
A.
WilIiams
A. S. Larrabee
and
Supplies
36 Andovcr Street, Peabody. .3‘ Telephone C0I1n€<9Ei0n-
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AND
STREETS
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Left
HOUSEHOLDERS
Right
from
nearly
Left
4
Right
16
19
23
26
25
28
32
34
9
12
14
13
16
24
from
26
Left
Right
58
64
72
from
24
Left
fiight
opp.
129
Left
3
Andover
n.
to’,
Felton
89 Lowell
to
from
5
Warren
Left
Right
6
—
29
6
Mrs.
H. Daley
Anne
Cavanagh
B. &. M. R. R. crs.
A.
C.
Lawrence
Leather
Co.
M.
J.
Lynn,
grease
extractors
Michael
Phelan
DALTON’S
from
Left
142
5
6
8
7
9
m
12
15
16
18
18%
' 19
20
21
12
15
COURT,
19
22
Poles
Thomas
Wilson
F. Bolish
Thos.
Cushlng
James
Driscoll
Michael
Maroney
Chas.
Greskavich
Wm.
A. Smith
Poles,
rear
Geo.
Kay
John
F. Bresnahan
J. B. Bresnahan
M. J. Barrett
G. Benzwich
Otto
Lahti
Alton
H. Poole
Thos.
Stringer
John
Quinlan
PEABODY
9
11
Washington
Right
4
7
8
29
byd.
28
SUPPLY
Spring
Road
near
Overlea
CO.,
Paper Bags, Wrapping
Em-
ELM,
from
43
opp.
Upper
Lynn
ave.
Right
2
4
8
10
11
12
14
18
19
21
25
26
Pond
to
H.
Obrey
J.
W.
Smallwood
- Oscar
Babagin
Edgar
A. Demers
Longwood
avenue
begins
Chas.
E. Peckham
Walter
H. Gavin
John
J. Ledwell
Over-lea
ave.
ends
Central
Paper and Twine
Wallis
cem-
etery
Left
7
AVENUE,
to
Central
Monumental
9
11 North
to
M. J. Connelly
W.
H. Walsh
King
st. crosses
John
F.
Duggan
Charles
Lynch
Lawrence
Looby
27
28
30
Left Right
__
W.
.-a
King
Right
Mid-
James
Carney
Edw.
J. Arnold
Edw.
Rennicks
J. Desmond
W.
Sullivan,
2nd
Jas.
J. Hinchion
Patrick
Cruise
Misses
Halloran
D. J. Frame
A.
Gill
. Singleton
F. J. Carroll
Patrick
Hannon
John
Murray
Thos.
Feeney
Mrs.
K.
Premiergast
F. J. Comeau
Martin
Waldron
Edward
McGivern
ELANE
from
ROAD,
ELLSWORTH
from
17 2
Washington,
southerly
27
end
lane
John
F. Court
Edward
Duke
Robert
Barron
Little's
lane
ends
7
Mannix
to
to
Park
Right
Lezft Right
opp.
20
2
4
DUSTIN,
Symonds
MacDonald
CROWNINSHIELD.
from
Left
Lowell
PLACE,
Little's
John
Mulcahy
0. Greenrous
Italians
Stephen
Reagan
Edward
Green
D. F. Lehane,
rear
Joseph
Himelstein
Right
J. H.
A. J.
from
way
CROSS,
Prospect
Fulton
near
ELLIOTT
DENNIS,
1
from
off Lake
north‘-
J.
AVENUE,
erson
Northend,
B 3’
Thos.
Wm.
Upton
I.
Ferguson
O
Needham,
teaming
A1va,h
0. Needham
Geo.
Larrabee
John
Brown
52
Wash-
Left
A. J. Mountford
Maple
st.
begins
S. Perkins
1093
LANE,
DARK
41
205
on
C. G. Philbrook
F.
Finnick
C. Lagerstrom
C. J. O’Brien
J. W.
Moore
E.
Winchester
Chas.
Appleton
T. H. Thibedeau
C. V’. Taylor
Paul
Deichsen
L. Jordan
C. H. Merithew
Thos.
Goodrow
6
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ELGENWOOD
opp.
mg
G. F. Williams
Mrs.
L. A. Merrow
Edw.
E. Taylor
Mrs.
N. Williams
G. W. I-Ianscom
Mrs.
S. A. Twiss
Jas.
M.
Sparks
J.
. McKinnon
Advent
Christian
church
F. G. Savage
L. B. Nickles
Hiram
G. Bryant
Tucker
&
PEABODY.
DANE,
ST.—C<mt'd.
15
OF
J. QUIRK
9,
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Mass..
31
Renzi
Garage
Co.
C. J. O’Keefe
Elm
pl. begins
Wm.
. Fay
Mrs.
S. E. roor
Sarah
Poor
Geo.
P. Beckett
Arthur
Hay
Mrs.
M. A. Osgood
W. F. Marrs
Jas.
H. Gilman
Geo.
S. Curtis
Munro
st. begins
George
Clerk
W.
A. Hopkins
Albert
C. Eastman
M.
F.
Mulcahy
Geo.
A. Bursley
B.
Beckett,
carpenter
Mrs.
S. E.
Woodbury
Vacant
Greeks
Berry
ct.
begins
Albert
L. Wilson
Mrs.
S.
S. Harris
Edwin
A. Rich
Jos.
S. Crehore
M. H. Barrows
Wm.
J.
Da _y
C. R. Hutchmson
Wm.
P. Wilkinson
F. G. Clough
Patrick
O’Shea.
John
J. Lynch
ELM
from
Left
lllll
PLACE,
5
Elm
Right
2
4
T. F. Peace
John
O’Keefe
L. Q. Prentice
Street,
Peabody,
Mass.
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Good
Order
1094.
STREETS
to
Lowell
156
from
st. ends
Berry
F. J. Bendl
55
store
Vacant
57
L. Martineau
59
J. Gilmore
Michaei
Buxton
M.
Chas.
61
store
Vacant
Buxton
E.
Lyman
63
H. L. Dow
Neenan
F.
Dennis
65
J. M. O’C0nnor
67
E. C. Armstrong
H. M. Blair
69
extenst.
Warren
—begins
sion
ends
st.
Warren
C. A. Southwick
71
Electric
Peabody
station
Light
J. J. Burke
73
J. A. Kingsley
75
.R.crs.
—.&,M.
Vacant
79
Coffey
Michael
81
C. A. Lawrence
83
A. E. Ferguson
87
C. Heylingberg
E.
A. Ferren
Albert
89
Johnson
W.
Geo.
beyond
rd.
Ellsworth
Right
Left
3
4
8
9
10
11
12
—
14
16
——
15
—
-—-
off
——-
E. P. Hamblet
G. R. Underwood
S. Clerk
Walter
C. E. Donovan
Symonds
C. H.
H. J. Pushard
S. Nichols
E.
C. W. Blaney
Stewart
J.
Wm.
Tiplady
Jas.
Barrett
E.
Chas.
ends
rd.
Elisworth
Batchelder
K.
H.
J. A. Ballentine
J. Roberts
James
A. J. Callahan
Penttila.
Konstu
J. E. Ballentine
Pohju
W.
‘
—72
—-
I
AVENUE,
EMERSON
byd.
Lynn
from
Spring
to
ave.
Arlington
roan
Pond
st.
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A. Vailliancourt
62
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Peter
I
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7
Lunden
12
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13
§
from
4 Andover
to 139 '
14
Lowell
Left
8
9
12
13
16
18
20
22
24
—-
—29
26
28
30
——46
47
48
49
50
51
52
23
25
Right
7
3 house
Hose
A. H. Oakes
Shipick
Cipio
S. F. Potter
S. Bowen
Mrs.
Duggan
Jas.
Ahearn
Jas.
Hanlon
Maurice
Mahoney
J.
D.
Carlin
James
McGeary
Timothy
Finley
John
Shea.
Jeremiah
B. & M. R. R. crs.
McCarG.
S.
Mrs.
thy
P. Druczuk
D. Mahlee
Klimaszewski
W.
Co.,
L.
L.
C.
A.
shop
Japan
E. Reed
Warren
S. Higgins
Lewis
J. Dow
Wm.
S. J. Ryan
J. Foley
Michael
M. J. Donovan
milk
S. Chuchran,
Cashman
F.
A.
Hayes
P.
Thos.
T. J. Rossley
NATT
36 ANDOVER
BUXTON
STREET.
52
54
56
57
29
.31
32
—
34
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
44
45
48
49
AVENUE,
State
Bay
to
Road
Troy
Right
Left
F. Hunt
John
crosses
st.
Granite
rd.
shore
——- Lake
ends
beglns
ct.
Lake
——F. Watkins
—— Geo.
begins
st.
Troy
————-
F'ELTON,
12. Cross
Prospect
northwesterly
to
83
Tre-
Storage
Greeks
I. A. Cowdrey
Ahola.
Kale
Brooks
H.
Chas.
T. F. Connelly
express
A. O’Nei1,
Lynch
Daniel
W. H. Brewer
Carroll
J.
John
J. H. Houlihan
Hammond
J. W.
shoe
F. P. Osborn,
linings
Kenney
D.
John
Chernohnulyx
A.
‘
E. Effi
Right
Left
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to New-»
240 Lowell
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Left
J. F. Ing‘ra.haIn,
51'.
G. H. King
off
D. Conwell,
off
P. Burke,
C. E. Fessenden
of!
P. Campbell,
C. O’Con~
Michael
Vacant
M. McLaughlin
begins
st.
walcott
F. Ford
Victor
crossst.
——- Summit
es
J. E111:
—— Patrick
F. Ellis
' Thos.
1?. Reed
—- Arthur
Vacant
McCarthy,
V.
M.
off
SouthJ.
E.
Mrs.
wick
F. Stiles
Wm.
s. 1'.
C. Sanders,
C. Reid
Andrew
Vacant.
F. M. Jones
——-
Géo.
W.
Fleet
Contractor
Electricag
MASSACHUSETTS
E. Reynolds
James
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John
s. r.
Smith,
M.
N. Smith
Joseph
Smith
Wm.
H. Rhodes
Mrs.
Swinnerton
Asa.
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Vacant
Erikson
Fred’k
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s. r.
Vacant,
builder
T. Fay,
FOREST,
from
Kaspshak
E.
Mrs.
Potiah
Bernard
Gilman
Samuel
begins
st.
Union
ends
st.
Centre
F. Mcswiggin
J. Kerby
Vvilliam
Z. Lampert
variety
Remis,
N.
Swartz
Nathan
Remis
Nathan
Ox
I-Iarry
R. Zemien
M. deCost9.
Mrs.
R. Korn
J. Mar-golis
Eustace
E.
John
Vacant
Kerby
M.
Mrs.
rear
D. Regan,
C. J. Houghton
I-I. Holloran
James
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50
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56
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161
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Post
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Peabody
Bowling
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store
Hotel
Foster
Whidden’s
block
79
19
21
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23
25
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C.
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contractor
Jas.
O. Linehan
Ha.r'tnett’s
block
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A. O. H. Hall
Jas.
McCarthy
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53
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M. O’Brien,
painter
K. Petrias,
boarde rs
H. Johnson,
coffee
room
spring
st.
begins
Jas.
E.
Millea.
Peter
Reardon
as.
J. Murphy
M. J. Donovan
F. L. Sears,
stoves
J.
F.
Barry,
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manfr.
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Co.
Thos.
Maguire
George
Wilkins
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Franklin
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pullers
92
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94
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Wm.
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Patrick
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fruit
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lodgers
M.
E.
Lynch
Plumbing
and
Heating
Co.
Joseph
J.
Blackburn,
stable,
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rear
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real‘
Peabody,
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STREETS
1096
FULTON
from
Left
John Meagher
15
17 John P. Foley
6
14
13- -7-E.0’C°n“e11
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Mrs.
1
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Mrs.
32
34
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J.
James
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J.
M.
J. Dennehy
37
38
39
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Manuel
P. Mead
James
A. Iiiltunen
John
45
48
49
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Margt.
Mrs.
A. L. Davis
Vacant
Kohut
Alex.
Butler
G. W.
Samuel
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5
6
7
8
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mnfr.
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—- L. E. Johnson
Sim
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Mary
Mrs.
B. Kimball
Walter
L. H. Goldthwan
S. Wright
Chas.
Blaney
J. Edwin
A. B. Galloupe
—— A.
—
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leat
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P.
market
E.
E.
poulterer
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market
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Durkee,
gardener
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in
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Electrical
NATT BUXTON, 36 Andover
20
26
Russell
Left
4
8
Right
_
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2
B. R. Griffin
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J. Angyolopulos
2
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13- Humphrey
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32
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L. Gale
John
D. T. Jones
McMahon
Patrick
P. McNamara.
.
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James
24
28
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54
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Peabody
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Washxngton
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GOLD
286
10
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16
18
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Mrs. M. C. Russell
James
Martin
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C.
architect
Franklin
1-tight
—- C. M. Johanson
J. Colety
Wm.
——
Walton
W.
T2103.
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Davis
Cath_
52
54
Spence
Richard Dram’
Left
8
Left
-—
Heffernan
Robert
22
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R. Jolley
Earp,
way
private
Daniel
2°
to
Heron
F. Kiley
ends
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Taylor
H.
Wm.
—- Afex.
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Henry
—— Chas.
gskgrne
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Waring
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——
J- Gillispie
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W.
W.
GLUE
Betten-
C.
R.
L.
42
Road
rd. crosses
-—- —— Granite
Mrs. Eliz. Porter
—
M- J- Moynihan
J01111 H0I'SaI1
35
State
I
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Colfax
11
Troy
Right Geo‘
Left
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3’.
K. Kiley
Barrett
Oath.
28
30
58
Bay
from
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John
Salenl
GLENDALE AVENUE
M?-éiriéfy E’ Kflem
Murphy
Ellen
Mrs.
P- J- 0’S1111iVaJl
22
24
13 Hlgh
J. Cantin
Arthur Leech
9
milk
C. E. Hinkley,
42
reaxu
John_Ea—gan,
20
to
10 Gramte
Right
Thurston
B.
Geo.
41
rear
_
_
Pratt
Rich
L.
G.
Arthur
Frank
Right
13
GOODRIDGE,
Trask
W.
J03.
13
Left
Merrill
H.
E.
PEABODY.
or
HOUSEHOLDEES
AND
10
ST.—Cont’d.
FOR
BEST
Soap
Will
Good
from 148 Washmgmn
0PP- 34 Sherman
Left
4
*0
Right
5
L. Smith
Mrs.
Smith
John
McCarthy
John
C. T. Murray
Shea.
F.
Daniel
Branches
its
all
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Room
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9 O’SI-IEA
Real Estate and Insurance.
PEABODY,
Telephone
MASS.
STREETS AND HOUSEHOLDERS OF PEABODY.
H A N C O C K ST.—Cont’d.
Left
28
30
Right
5
6
8
14
16
22
Wm.
F. Pierce
O. J. Gaynor,
shoe
repairer
John
Enright
W.
P. Merrill
James
Flynn
9
Mrs.
C. Hayes
Edward
Arnold
David
Roach
M. Louisky
15
J. Sullivan
Patrick
Scahill
17
J. Purcell
Thomas
Coan
3 M. Sherry
& Co.,
shoe
stock
Mrs.
M.
Hocken-
——
31
34
35
36
39
40
42
43
44
46
48
51
53
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26
J.
Sobolevsky
54
HARDY,
from
25
Left
Right
—
—
55
Cent1I_'a1
15
to
56
44 Wal-
59
61
Munroe
st.
—— R.
.
blacksmith
J. A. Lord,
mnfr.
ends
Smitn,
Ieathex
Left
Left
2
Vvalnut
Tremont
to
91
Mrs.
E.
F.
Feefe
Vacant
store
N. I-Iendrickan
Geo.
T. Roman
James
Andrius
M.
Perry
5
John
Sheehy
J. T. Murray
7
J. J. McCormick
Thos.
A. Bennett
Mrs.
E. A. Grady
9
B.
J.
Foley
Mrs.
M. Sweeney
J. H. Donovan
11
L. Paula
Chester
H.
Wells
Richard
Welch
13
E.
Connors,
groc.
Daniel
J. Moroney
F. J. Cassidy
15
James
A.
Cream
J. Horrigan
17
Mrs.
0. Murray
Mrs.
C. Higgins
Mrs.
M. J. Foley
Mrs.
Mary
Brooks
J. Horrigan
Mrs.
M.
Sweeney
21
Hugh
O’Donne11
Henry
F. Kelley
C.
J.
Fitzpatrick
Michael
Crean
23
Mrs.
B. T. Conroy
Geo.
V. Cassidy
Dennis
P. Hogan
L. Donahue
W.
E.
Hamlin
25
Geo.
F.
Conroy
Mrs.
E.
Manning
F.
Guyette
3
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
26
Right
PEABODY
SUPPLY
Windows,
Doors
from
2 Northend
mont
to 10
-4
H
Len:
1
Mrs.
B. J. O’Lea.ry
Virgil
Enos
‘
John
L. McMa.nus
Michael
O’Nei11
Foster
Sousa.
James
Stewart
E. J. McDonald
M.
J.
Toomey
J. A. Mccusker
M. J. Chaves
W. T. Coyle,
exp.
John
J.
Foley
John
Clement
Lawrence
Lowe
2
3
7
9
15
17
19
20
22
—
(east)
1
John
C. Daley
Michael
Rooney
Thos.
J. Meehan
G.
H.
Murphy,
grocer
Mrs.
M. O’Connor
J. H. Brown
Geo.
H.
Talbot
Patrick
Tahany
T. J. Suflivan
James
F. Cailahan
John
H.
Gates
M. Anderson
James
E. Cook
John
Linehan
D. F. Linnehan
2
2%
11
12
13
14
16
HILLSIDE
Washington
Right
9
10
11
12
14
—13
15
14
16
18
19
22
'
21
26
25
28
from
Thos.
Logan
D.
Hammond
Thos.
Dunney
E.
J. Kelly
Mrs.
M. F. Murphy
Patrick
Murray
J. T. Cooper
James
O’Conne11
N. Court
E. Daley
John
J.
McCarthy
Goodridge
st.
ends
Robt.
F.
Jacques
Thos.
F.
Kingston
Michael
Drislane
Thos.
Towey
John
H.
Connelly
D. F. Donahue,
r.
Chas.
Dukelow
Wm.
Dee,
2nd
Rudolph
Six,
rearGeo.
Sweetnam
John
G. Donahue
Daniel
Hayes
Wm.
Kane
O1
Tremont
to
North
side
in
Left
11 North
Blinds
to
rear
HOLLY,
from
118
gin
Left
Right
4
Tremont
n.
Salem
M.
to
Marline
McDermott
5
10
D.
.
Timothy
Wm.
Daniel
12
14
at
Central
R.
E.
McDonald
Edw.
Rainford
A. M. White,
Herbert
Clough
H.
C. Turner
—
3
23
H‘:
Street,
.99 Builders’
O'Hara.
A.
F.
Griffin
Langan
variety
P. M. Doucette
Jas.
F. McCarthy
J. J. Mahoney
Wm.
Hayden
Vacant
B.
25
27
A. E.
Suttis
Mrs.
0. Donovan
Henry
W.
Strout
CO.,
Road
Road
Right
—
—
—
Right
and
State
Granite
18
Salem
Salem
Peabody)
AVENUE,
Bay
15
HIGHLAND,
from
line
(west
18
20
12
4
6
HIGH,
260
4
8
Left
Tre-
Right
21
from
Left
and
Nor-thend
(west)
10
“U
Right
northerly
— Raymond
Muise
—- B. A. Brannigan
-— John
J. Mannix
—- John
A.
Sweeney
—- Joseph
Silva
HARRIS,
96
PLACE,
16 Northend
1097
PARK,
HIGHLAND
3
HASKELL
from
1
from
Jacob
Remis
Michael
J. Cregan
John
J. Quinn
Jorm
Mullane
Centre
st.
begins
P. F. O’Donne11
A.
Rebetsky
Julia
A. Spillane
Vacant,
rear
Vacant
Thus.
F.
Donovan
John
J. Mahoney
Manuel
Enos
M. Gregoria
Joseph
M. Silva.
M. Bittcar
T. F. Doyle,
exp.
Greeks
Andrew
Hayes
Mrs.
J. McKinnon
Matilda
Sheehan
F.
McLaughlin
Edward
Cowan
Vacant,
rear
Wm.
C. O’Neil
Philip
Niemi
E. Yuntilla.
Jas.
H.
Tumelty
J. J. McG1one,
milk
COIIIBP
Mrs.
G. R. Rutherford
Patrick
Riordan
Wm.
Irwin
J. J. 0’Keefe
Peabody,
Mass.
Hardware
GOOD
1098
WILL
STREETS
AND
30
37
40
41
52
F.
57
61
62
64
68
HOLTEN,
6
10
14
16
20
22
24
26
28
30
36
40
42
44
46
48
50
107
Main
to
8
59
65
66
68
BUXTON,
PEABODY.
JOHN,
from
246
Left
and
36
HOWARD
‘Wm.
Len;
to
Left
of
to
B.
006':
& M.
wasg
10
Right
A. F. Poole
Alonzo
Lewis
5
Mrs.
C. S. Sanger
6
H. Mahmed
9
Frank
Trask
10
C. W’. Stanley
A.
Thompson
11
J. S. MacCra.cken
12
Mrs.
A. T. Sewan
121,§
W.
B.
Fullington,
painter
1
14
16
22
26
28
—
18
19
21
25
27
28
29
-31
33
35
VVm.
Farnham
Mrs.
M
E.
Hunt
Allen
C. Taylor
Vacant
H. Newton
L. B
Nichois
H. A. Poor,
rear
D. White
H. O. Farrington
H.
H.
Fay
Ash
st. ends
H. C. Wilson
Herman
Weinberg
Mrs.
Ellen
Quirk
from
Left
end
King,
9
126
Peabody.
Lowell,
south-
Right
5
Chas
Jean
A. C. Stanley
T. Sauvegeau
John
Casey
W. H. Tenney
Street,
H.
G. Barnes
Philip
0.
Bushby
Nurses
house
Frank
Doyle
E.
S. Van
Dyke
L.
Farrington
VVm.
Distin
The
J. B. Thomas
hospital
P. J.
Lane
W.
Hall
J. McCarthy
A. Hayes
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J. J. Staid
Gilbert
Peters
Ellsworth
rd.
crs.
Vacant
A. Rikkola
E.
Johnson
S. Fostroni
Henry
Puska
A.
Maklia
John
Lahti
Werna
Peura
Chas.
C. Height
S. Anderson
westerly
easterly
Combination
Cre-
KOSCIUSKO,
from
Right
4-
Andover
—
Left
JAMES,
byd.
road
Bursloy
&
hore,
grocers
Geo.
F. Low
Jos.
Robinson
C. E.
Joli
3
4
to
Lowell
Right
1
Ill
Left
llllE.Galeucla
Reed
136
5
R. R.
Lynn
Ellsworth
JACOBS,
Central
50
KING,
from
T. N. Tucker
State
st.
ends
John
N.
Waters
Martin
R. Gerry
Milk
st.
ends
44
PLACE,
G. L.
Chas.
Right
from
Singleton
Right
2
4
Left
end
H.
JOY
from
AVENUE,
Putna_n'i{
to
Right
HOME,
from
Clement
a.ve.
nearlyopp.
Milk
to Salem
line
Left
Right
8
W.
H.
Kimball
F. 1.. Pitman,
carpenter
—
South
st. ends
—- Leslie
P. Watkins
—
J.
A.
Warren,
painter
from
Washington
pastures
Aborn
Right
5
Vacant
C. B.
Derby,
mason
Roger
C. Merrill
9 J. D. Jeffers,
carpenter
L. B. Bullens
Fred
M. Shaw
W.
N.
Clark
G5
11
G. F. Nagle
15
Jas.
B. McMa.nus
Mrs.
G.
Knowlton
Sewall
st.
crosses
G. A. Clifford,
variety
and
painter
L. Bessie
Fiske
Frank
H. Hall
A. B. Osborne
John
F. Titcomb
S. H. Hayes
25
Wm.
Armstrong
0. Chandler
A. W.
Sim
29
G. M. Foster
Jos.
N. Burbeck
John
G. Burbeck
33
Wm.
F. Wiley
Shaw's
lane
begins
C. W.
Southwick
37
J.
P.
Bresnahan
L. C. Boardman
39
John
A. uéague
Mrs.
L. P. Hart
41
Mrs.
L. A. Teague
M.
I-Ianrahan
C.
Christensen
42
J. E.
Hesseltine
E. MacDonald
J.
Ronan,
express
Pleasant
st.
crs.
T. J. Dolan
Mrs.
M. A. Dolan
variety
47
Jesse
P.
McNeil
C. F. Messer
Mrs.
C. L. Daniels
G. Hockenhull
51
W.
S. Howard
Lewis
Pelletier
Geo.
H. Pierce
N. Mesengisser
Chas.
Schwitz
Geo.
W.
Lee,
cork
sores,
rear
Electric
NATT
58
IMcCa.rt1_1y
Geo.
F. I-Ilcks
Annie
T.
Doran
F.
McCarthy,
Va.riety
John
V. French
Mrs.
O.
Sullivan
John
J.
Dowdall
Edvv.
Roach
54
Left
55
Robert
F.
Thorpe
Patrick
Walsh
P. F. Walsh,
wood
Collins
st.
ends
Matthew
Driscoll
Thos.
F. Lane
L. T. Skidd
Nor-thend
st. ends
Mrs.
E. C. Doda
C. C. O’Conne1!
OF
D. D. Stevens
Jas.
Manning,
r.
Vacant,
rear
Mrs.
E. Larrabee
Mrs.
A.
M.
Howard
A.
N.
Welch,
vvatchmaker
Edw.
Meacom
Wm.
B.
Flanagan
D. E. O’Leary
G. E. Houghton
Right
29
from
HOUSEHOLDERS
56
H O L LY ST.—C’a'nt’d.
Left
BEST
FOR
FAMILY USE
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9
11
15
16
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T. E.
Lat-ra,bee
Harry
Roberts
Geo.
B.
Chandler
Frankiin
s__1:. ends
Thos.
Sulhvan
Norman
W.
Torrey
J. F. Mudge
Misses
Lane
X3TURES
Telephone
Connection,
Auctioner
«on THE SQUARE”
QUIRK
Tel.
STREETS
AND
PEABODY,
HOUSEHOLDERS
LAKE,
sey
from
field
Newbury
n.
line
to Lowell
Left
Right
—
LAKE
Bay
to
State
Fairview
opp.
Glen-
road
from
gins
from
65
Legit
Beacon
laber
16
121 Central
to
sq.
Left
6
at
Shil-
J.
H.
Moulton,
A. Hanson
H. _lP.
13
17
—
—
—
9
10
12
13
15
Lynnfield
line
14
16
16%
17
John
B .Caron
Frank
Bulger
Joseph
Guy
Wm.
Roach,
rear
C. H.
Sanborn
Fred
F.
Stone
Arthur
Elwin
John
Langley
H.
Langley
Raymond
D.
Pitman
C. Surprise
20
Wilson
line
Left
Right
roofer
Bradstreet,
01
12
7
8
18
Elan_e
W.
H.
Fellows
Benj.
N. Moore
John
A.
Steele
Gardner
st.’ begins
Jacob
B.
Stevens
John
J. Flynn
Geo.
A. Small
Eben
S. Upton
G. A. Williams
A. Vorel,
off
W.
Chamiel,
grocer
Henry
Cameron
John
Muriat
D. J. Gleason
A. C. L .L. 00.
Japan
shop
Winchester
Tannery
Company
Pegbody
Tallow
o.
..—
avenue
Sprmg
Pond
LORD
Lezft
from
Right
M.
LOVE
from
Left
66
18%
21
23
27
PLACE,
9 Munroe
E.
—_
35
McCarthy
36
LAN E,
Tremont
Northend
to
27
37
gaight
Gustave
Collins
st.
Sherry
Austin
G109!-I
sq.
Stenius
begins
38
Street,
PEABODY
SUPPLY
CO.,
11 North
Central
Windows,
Doors
and
Blinds
.3
to
Lynn-
line
Right
4
1:. Uproad
from
per
E.
Peabody
Left
LOCUST,
Right
8
C.
field
LONGWOOD AVENUE,
Danvers
Michael
17
from
LIBERTY,
from
15
2d
LOWELL,
George
H.
Little
Mrs.
M. E. Osgood
AleXa.nd/ea‘
Smith
Herman
E.
Randall
John
A.
P.
Sumner
Elliott
place
ends
Right
S. A.
Witherell
A.
W.
Mansfield
E.
Mansfield
Lynnfield
crosses
Fos-
Right
6
Left
119
Vvashihgton
Poles
W.
H.
Barnes
7.3. John
Mullane,
James
P. Marrs
John
Welch
9
John
Daley
11
Vacant
13
M.
J.
Cronin
John
J. Gully
Elliott
Newbury
n.
to
Lynnfleld
o__
14
to
opp.
133
7
LANE,
from
line
__
to
Left
COURT,
Main
place
to
Right
:-
LARK,
PLACE,
LlTTLi’S
nearly
ter
from
49 Lowell
D.
Herman
L.
S. Wiseberg
Charly
Osman
Turkish
Colony
n.
be-
LOWE,
slaughtline
LlNEHAN’S
..-_
Road
ave.
Granite
15
4
9
13
Right
from
Left
2
ROAD,
SHORE
from
Lynn
Left
—-
Co.,
1099
PEABODY.
Pol-
69 Wasluington,
northerly
Ri ght
Sanrie
as 71 Washon
Martin
D. Conway
T.
J.
Hennessey
5 Walter
H.
White
from
COURT,
Fairvievv
ave,
Shore
road
to
dale
avenue
&
er-mg
Danvers
LynnBow
L! NCOLN
LAKE
from
Lake
n.
John
B. Pierce
Robert
A. Peard
Thos.
C.
Durkee
E.
M. Twiss
H. H. Smith,
market
gardener
Peter
Collins,
01’!
F. L. Connell,
off
Abigail
Southwick
Bernard
Kaese
Fred
E. Oelcher
A. O. Krueger
James
S. Roac
B.
&
M.
R.
R.
crosses
Winona
st. crosses
Pine
st.
ends
G.
Horner,
poulterer
T. W.
Gardner,
s.
r.
Dr.
W.
Lamkin,
s.
r.
Benj.
Rowen,
s. r.
-—
OF
Parmenter
MASS.
Builders’
D
J.
Manning,
lunch
Ce1:1t€a.1 Fish
Mare
South
Congregational
church
Olsmpic
Theatre
W.
A.
Shea,
restaurant
. &
M.
R.
R.
crosses
Vacant
J.
Levin,
tailor
Father
Matthew
hall
Hamblet
HardWare
Co.
T.
Levin,
men's
furn.
George
Yup,
laundr 3’
G.
Peters,
hair
dresser
F.
H.
Edgerly
&
Son,
grocers
M.
Effendy,
groc.
& provisions
L.
Sinos,
boot—
black
J.
Mag:-golis,
shoe
repairer
Thomas
RenziT. Renzi
& 00.,
bicycles,
etc.
Chestnut
st.
begins
Uninn
Printing
office
.
W.
Coombs,
plumber
E.
H.
Porter
&
Co.,
masons
P.
W.
Annis,
granite,
rear
Town
1
Mrs.
Alice
G.
Warner
C. Martin
A. F. Dikeman
Geo.
H.
Hodgkins
Central
Fire
Sta.tion
church
st.
begins
Thos.
McGeary
E.
J.
Cassidy
Peabody,
Mass.
Hardware
BEST FOR
FAMILY
USE
GOOD WILL SOAP
1100
STREETS
L0
W E LL
Left
Right
40
44
46
48
50
52
54
__
AND
109
ST.—C'ont’d.
K.
Perkofisky,
boarders
A. W.
Aiken
Jessie
M.
Ferren
John
Spence
Chas.
H.
Smart
49
Frank
Taylor
be LInehan’s
ct.
nsWeisherg,
49%; L.
S.
grocer
M. Rosenstein,
Va.riety
Jackson
&
Tortat,
bakers,
rear
51 P. A. Masterson
Margaret
E.
Masterson,
employment
Vacant
Mrs.
Ella.
A.
Yea.ton
C. Higgins,
rear
St.
Pa.ul’s
church
53 Peabody
Garage
C0.
59 Frank
Price
Mrs.
Belle
M. E5-
110
112
132
136
62
J.
Augusta
Hart
Gustavus
B.
Pratt
School
st.
begins
Mrs.
L.
R.
Brown
Wm.
Sawyer,
carpenter
George
G. Morgan
Andrew
J.
D
70
72
73
75
76
77
78
79
J:
Muicahey
Mrs.
I. Basford
Naéhan
H. Poor
&
0.
F.
I-Iavreluk
O.
Hryrkouk
Poles
John
Martin
Poles
M.
Mrs.
Cavanagh,
variety
150
154
156
158
80
82
-2
83
85
87
89
91
100
101
102
103
104
105
Sawyer
st.
begins
Harry
Crehore
P.
J. Ingraham
Perkins
st.
begins
Wm.
T. Strout
D. F.
Buxton
Mrs.
S.
0.
ChadWick
Walter
Pray
John
E. Hayes
crownlnshield
st.
begins
R.
L.
Durkee
Harry
F. Whidden
S. H.
Donnell
Asa
C. Sawyer
A. H.
Merrill
Thos.
H.
Sawyer
Wm.
F. Sawyer
Chas.
H.
Trask
Edward
R.
Hall
Mrs.
106
107
108
M. J._ Dodge
F.
P.
C.
T.
Nelson,
ble,
rear
Rev.
G. W.
man
M. A.
BUXTON,
235
23?
178
179
180
1
184
187
193
196
197
205
208
210
216
220
David
D. Bryant
Arthur
H.
Manning
Forest
st.
begins
W
D.
King
Wm.
H.
Price
D.
F.
Harrigan,
market
gardener
L.
Osborne
Will
T. Danforth
Vacant
M. J. Ingraham
summit
st.
ends
Vacant
George
G. Fellows,
painter
J. A. Roome,
milk
Misses
Wilkins
D. F. Lawler
Proctors
R.
R.
crossing
Prospect
st.
begins
Mrs.
A. S. Rogers
Wyman
&
Son,
fruit
growers
Fred
H.
Wyman
Thomas
F. Taylor
Mrs.
A.
E.
Little
Jos.
Bouchard
226
241
264
268
348
W
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A.
Berry,
ofl;
John
H.
Howard
John
H.
Collins
A. Colby
Am.
Deg:-easing
Co.
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Vacant
Mrs.
A.
E.
Little
J.
B.
Eaton,
butcher
harles
E.
Flint
B.
&
M.
R.
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crosses
F.
L.
Stickney
S. J.
C .Needha.m
Newbury
st.
crosses
E.
A. Needham
t.
beD. A.
F.
Larrabee
D. A. Small,
blacksmith
H.
P. Taylor
E.
E. White
Benj.
H.
Taylor
Benj.
P.
Danforth
West
st.
begins
J.
H.
Smi-t
horseshoe!‘
Taylor
st.
ends
Daniel
Taylor
H.
Florence
Young,
rear
Goodale
st.
ends
John
L.
Carten
Russell
st.
begins
Phelps
Mills
R R.
Station
Mrs.
C. Hackett
Lake
st.
belns
Geo.
W.
Hackett
Bow
st.
begins
Vacant
III}
.—.
Dhy
Walter
S. Foss
Lucy
L.
Symonds
S. A. Osborne
Wm.
A.
Shea.
Charles
F. Foss
O. F.
Goldsmith
Mrs.
G. H.
Clark
H
O.
Southwick
F. H. Sanger
Herbert
V. Hunt
Mrs.
E. M. King
Samuel
W.
King
James
J.
Donovan
Foster
Begg
Amos
King
F.
D.
Hutdhinson
H.
A. Southwick
Wm.
F.
Munrooe
C.. P.
Vaughan,
5.
r.
Vacant
s.
Geo.
S. Parker,
r.
Electric Light, Power and Telephone
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PEABODY.
South-
Wlck
Albert
F. Poor
C.
L.
Beckett
Co.
(The)
fiorists
C.
L.
Beckett
Jesse
H.
Smith
Adin
F. French
James
Anderson
C. A. Beckett
Kosciusko
st.
begins
Geo.
M.
Osboorn
K.
J.
MacCharIes
Wm.
H.
0’Shea.
John
Boettner
Mrs.
E. R. Emerson
Wm.
E.
Punchard
133 William
Smith
M.
J.
Keelty
-_Endicott
st.
ends
Mrs.
Alice
P.
Blaney
King
st.
begins
139 Mrs.
S. L.
Hemphill
143 A. E. Southwick
Sinclair
145 Ramsey
H
Southwick,
leather,
rear
147 Vacant
G.
H.
Southwick,
r.
Low_eH
Terrace
begms
_
L.
B.
Southwmk
H.
Abbott
151 Geo.
Philip
Grouchy
J. W. McCarthy,
r.
Ira.
F.
Pray
155 Charles
M.
Poor
Vacant
Emerson
st.
begins
G. Hall
157 Benj.
G. C. Farrington
H.
Hanson
159 Joseph
161
Perley
P. King
163 Alvah
0.
Moore
169 Wm.
J.
Mur-
171
173
staPenni-
OF
Chas.
B.
Haven
Home
for
Aged
Men
Geo.
H.
Jacobs
Mrs.
Ellen
A.
Jacobs
Mrs:
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HOUSEHOLDERS
_—
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Bow
Work
and
Moore,
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sta.-
ends
Supplies
36 Andover Street, Peabody. 1 Telephone Conne«5tion-
Room
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.
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AND
BOUSEHOLDERS
LOW E LL $T.—C0nt'd.
41
Left
Right
—-
Frank
K.
McIntire
Blrch
st.
begins
Mrs.
A. Hersey
Lynnfield
I i n e
crosses
LOWELL
from
Left
TERRACE,
150
1
P.
E.
O. H.
Pope
Fred
Wiggin
C. F.
Stone,
rear
Walter
E.
Osgood
Daniel
M.
Annis
Nancy
Twiss
Perley
Galeucia.
Mrs.
Lydia.
Twiss
Otis
Larrabee
J. F. Fleet
G. L. Galeucia,
jr.
hairdresser
Cedar
Grove
ceme-
Osborn
Bradford
66
LYNN,
Left
1
3
12
14
9
16
20
11
,
24
13
15
17
28
30
19
32
34
23
36
36%
25
38
27
29
42
33
37
48
4
50
junc.
line
Right
2
2a_
68
Robert
Robinson
J. F. Tivnan,
grocer
Lynnfield
st.
begins
E.
0.
Churchill,
variety
B.
&
N.
Street
_RWy.
Co.
waitmg
rotfin
Joseph
A.
ea.u
Theodore
S.
Murray
Mrs.
P.
J.
Stockwell
J.
B. Lynn
J. B. Putman
Mrs.
H.
E.
Brown
Mrs
Bessie
Kehoe
John
J.
O’Mea.ra
A.
J.
Ho11ingsWorth,
horse
sheer‘
A.
J.
Hollingswort
Richard
‘Wilson
E.
0.
Churchill
H. A. Peabody
J.
DeW.
Hyde
Orrin
R. Evans
Herman
Jung
Herbert
W.
Griffin
Harry
A. Childs
William
A.
Giles
Mrs.
Ann
Curtis
Frank
Lee,
varie113'
A. B. 5Mi11berry
Hose
Lynn
st.
court
begins
Albert
W.
Larabee
J Meara.
Charles
A.
Brown
Daniel
Rogers
Walter
J.
Knight
E.
W.
Ski
Edw.
McNeil
J. Frank
Giles
Thomas
G.
Andrews
Mrs.
A.
L.
Reed,
grocer
William
E.
Reed
PEABODY
Windows,
144
55
SUPPLY
69
71
72
74
76
80
98
102
106
108
110
112
CO.,
I} North
Doors and Blinds
148
152
156
162
164
176
Good-
Tuckers
ct.
begins
S. G. Southwick
P.
Annis,
rear
George
H.
Green
Wilbur
D.
Shaw
73 John
W.
Curtis
Brown
st.
77 Dr.
John
F.
Jordan
Warren
A.
Ga.1eucia.
R.
B. Millberry
Geo.
Brown
Carleton
st.
beglns
Mrs.
H.
S. Ga.1eu—
cia
George
E.
Keith
Keith
Co.,
variety
George
W.
Giles
Chas.
Hyde
Geo.
W.
LeFa.ne
89 Harry
Knight
John
F.
Mahoney
County
st.
begins
A. Carstairs
A.
. Case
Mrs.
J. L. Oliver
William
S. Leavitt
91 William
F.
Norwood
James
A.
I-Ieenan
Geo.
Courtis
H.
P.
Foster,
fish
Pumping
station
rd.
begins
101 Daniel
A. Buker
115 George
Pelletier
George
Jermyn
117 V. J. Emith
Mrs.
B. Mader
119 D. H. Bryant
Mrs.
M. A. J ermyn
125 I-I. C.
Cole,
carpenter
Arlington
ave.
beglns
H.
J.
Caproni
129
J. L. Nash
Emerson
ave.
beglns
Mrs.
Emily
Drown
Central
1101
W. cow- Edmondson,
carpenter
Rocifdale
ave.
beg ns
'-I
Rockdale
park
Private o
way
m
141
Ervine ca J.
Currier
*6
Francis :3‘
E.
haw.
off
143
A.
G.
Snell,
contra 0 r
143a. Geo
A. Smith
R. S. Dickson
W.
C.
Whittredge
Lewis
Allen
Mrs.
R. H. Durgln
Mrs.
N. M.
Parker,
-Private
way
N.
Batchelder,
ce
Town
Pounds
Luther
T.
French
E. Wheeler
167 Walter
Barthoiomew
st.
beg ins
175
W.
H.
Vanderbilt
R .
Brown,
teaming
R.
P.
Brown,
jr.,
ce
179
Wélfiam
J. Young
181
Mrs.
M. D. Hardenbx-cask
183
Edwin
0. Swan
William
H.
Trask
John
H.
Manning
197 F.
E.,
Newhall
milk
I. L. Twiss
195 Mrs.
N. C. Hayman
197 F.
E.
Marshali,
ice
William
F.
Winslow
W.
E.
Hetherington
Roswell
F.
Hardy
William
T.
Evans
209 J. W.
H.
Ferguson
Vacant
211
rd.
Spring
Pond
(lower),
beglns
Browns
Pond
Ice
houses
Ice
houses
Keegan
247 Bernard
255
S. A. Williams
257
Ice
houses
Mrs.
C.
E.
St.
Cyr.
variety
rd.
spring
Pond
begins
(upper)
W.
F. Merrill
C. A. W.
Palardy
Chas.
A. Allen
Isaac
W. Fuller
Overlea
ave.
begins
Mrs.
E.
Preston,
variety
Mrs.
Mary
McCoy
E.
Emmons,
rear
Vacant
—
Gilbert
A.
Shaw
Arthur
W.
Reed
Wm.
Southerland
William
F.
HOWard
Mrs.
Ann
Tudbury
56
Lowell
from
Washington
Lynnfield
to
Lynn
begins
Brown
La,rra-
45
54
62
F.
E.
Telephone
PEABODY.
52
58
Right
3
Joy
Place
Charles
A.
Edward
W.
on
BLDG»
MASS.
190
196
198
202
206
210
_
"—
Albert
P.
Chase
A.
A.
Hartshorn
Lake
shore
park
Bay
State
rd.
beglns
Street,
.59 Builders’
Peabody,
Mass.
Hardware
FROVI YOUR
GROCER
Order Good will Soap
1102
from
25 Lynn,
Legit
Right
150
COU RT,
STREET
northwester-
154
153
155
J. Doherty
F.
J. Wiggin
Andrew
Thompson
W.
W.
7
156
157
5
LYNNFIELD,
from
Lynn
Left
Washington
to Lynnfleld
158
junc.
line
Right
1
Tivnan
F.
John
Wallace
John
A. Towne
Jacob
17 E. W. Allard
21 J. F. McMahon
Carroll
23 Jeremiah
E. Putnam
Mary
24
Simpson.
Willard
Collins
25 Maurice
27 Robert
Patterson
Coombs
W.
David
26
29 R. P. Searles
Larrabee
B.
T
30
pota31 F. H. Davis,
to chips
A01 Larrabee,
.
32
repairer
biéycle
34
A. Ramsdell
M.
Larrabee
33 William
35 H. D. Larrabee
Woodman
Wm.
Boutwell
O.
Mrs.
37
Larrabee
Henry
33%
CA3!-4%?!-4'
C. MeHugh
Benj.
43 George
E. Reed
S. Manson
55 Geo.
Mansfield
F.
59 Ida
Brown
Edward
85
Brown
Lewis
best.
Summit
gins
st. ends
County
K. Holden
87 Amos
115 C. E. Holden
L. Newhall
117 Albert
Raddin
D.
119 Eva.
Vacant
120
fish
Foster,
P.
121 H.
Raddin
123 George
._.
bepl.
Nevv_haII
gms
Rose
Wm.
126
I-Iames
Walter
128
16
1 27
129
Off
138
137
139
141
143
off.‘
off
144
148
Raddin
F.
A.
Vacant
Cawley
M.
H.
GawM.
C.
Mrs.
boarders.
ley,
Vacant
Vacant
Peabody
South
station,
(flag)
rear
rear
Vacant.
C. Roach
Owen
house
Vacant
G. 0. Harvey
C. E. Brown
George
Coombs
PEABODY.
7
Byron
J. W.
Per-rigo,
E.
O.
engineer
mech.
2d
G. A. Vvhitney,
Howard
A.
F.
L. Harvey
H.
Davis
N.
Samuel
McGregChas.
or
DeLong
Wm.
O. F. Newhall
Newhall,
H.
L.
florist
Pike
Wm.
Reirson
0.
A. Tilson
Geo.
151
ly
OF
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
STREETS
LYNN
MA!N,
182
200
218
236
242
off
280
Warren
Guilford
I
Left
3
5
Construction
Electrical
NATT BUXTON, 36 Andover
Wallis
Right
4
6
76
Moses
Greeks
Turks
Frank
Moquein
,
Varinos
in
Work
Street, Peabody.
S2.-
(10)
Lee
acy
Pharm-
(9)
Farr-ington,
. C.
(8)
ins.
Farnham,
E.
.
(8)
lawyer
Farnham,
P.
H.
(8)
lawyer
lawH. Fay,
Wm.
P
yer
&
(8)
Woods
J.
estate
real
C0.,
(8
hall
Temperance
)
bootG. W. Allen,
(7%)
black
harGardner,
H.
('7)
maker
ness
Raymond,
. E.
(6)
newsdealer
Pickering,
. W.
)
coal
furT H. O’Keefe,
(6)
mover
niture
lawSim,
W.
A.
yer (5)
H.
S.
lawyer
Franklin
J.
P.
‘
I
from
to
1'16
square
Eeabody
Block.
Thomas
Callahan
J.
.
lunch
&. C0.,
Cassidy,
H.
C.
hairdresser
Club
Sturtevant
Club
Outing
J. McCormack,
E.
pool
5 and
J. Robinson,
store
10 cent
Co-op.
Peabody
bank
& Tel.
Tel.
E.
N.
Co.
Co.
Express
Am.
begins
st.
Mill
block
Al1en’s
shoes
Elmond,
E.
The
COURT,
MciNTlRE’S
_sq.
Right
Left
Doohng‘
Eugene
H. Newhall
Henry
Gorman
Francis
Carroll
Chas
La-Vin
Cath.
Mrs.
Dooge
glichael
Dooge,
.
butcher
milk
W. M. Dooge,
J. Carroll
John
& Co.,
J. J Carroll
butchers
Chase
H.
Geo.
S.
Chesley,
A.
H.
r.
Cambell,
Lewis
rear
Dickinson,
B.
L.
rear
Williams,
. 0.
Alexander
James
(Salem)
Caron
M.
quarry
PoulRock
White
Co.
try
D. C. Stott
Bickford
H.
L.
Almshouse
T. Cummings
Lake
E.
Geo.
Pond
Cedar
s. 1'.
A. W. Dennis,
Arpin
J.
Oscar
Skerry
Joseph
Granite
Peabody
quarry
Co.,
Howarth
Reuben
PulW.
Edward
sifer
Vacant
S. T. Ritohings
Little
Wm.
Howard,
G.
W.
rear
st.
Bartholomew
ends
Sawyer
P.
Wm.
Dooling
Thos.
Lynch
J.
M.
Eaton
Clarence
Foster
Roy
L. Foster
James
174
Pealbody
em
from
_
Vacant
168
Nicolau
P.
Parashalses
A.
G. Sikelaren
Golfis
Geo.
Donnell,
(5)
(5)
hall
Buckley,
begins
st.
Foster
Building,
O’Shea
2
No.
office.
Post
lawyer,
B. G. Hall,
1, 2, 3
rms.
Mut.
Danvers
So.
rms.
Co.,
F. Ins.
4, 5
ins.,
Taylor,
F.
rm.
tailor,
Distin,
W.
6,
rms.
Cath.
John's
St.
Total
rm.
Abs.
Soc.,
Branches
its
all
an Telephone Conneétion.
J. J. @IRK
& CO.
Room
BLDG.,
9 O’SHEA
Real Estate
PEABODY,
and Insurance.
MASS.
Telephone.
STREETS AND HOUSEHOLDERS 013*PEABODY.
MAIN
Left
ST.—C<mt’d.
J.
T.
9
9
11
13
12
14
1618
18a.
20
201,4.
15
15
17
19
23
25
27
29
J. Quirk
&
383.1
estate,
Co.,
rm.
F. McLaughlin,
hairdresser,
rms.
0 to 11
.
L.
Conway,
Iiriilliner,
rms.
12,
Arthur
Y. Greene,
dentist,
rm.
15
J.
W.
Trask
&
Co.,
g'roc.,
&c.
P.
Valente,
fruit
W.
U.
. Co.
B. & N.
St.
Rwy.
Co.
Waiting
rm.
Warren
Bank
Building
C. 0. Young,
hairdresser
Warren
National
Bank
Salem
News,
branch
office,
C.
C.
Hills,
agent
Pea.
Hist.
Society
Masonic
Hall
Warren
Hall
. E.
Hoyt
Co.,
gents’
fur.
G.
E.
Spaulding,
real
estate
and
building
contractor
A. L. Hardy,
pub.
stenographer
A.
Merrill,
ins.
H.
C. Doyle,
dentist
F.
E.
Compiano,
fruit
J. H.
Gates,
gr-oc.
C.t_S.t Wright,
den1s
A.
H. Whidden
&
Son,
hardware
Mrs.
M. J. McMilIan
0’Shea
Building,
N 0.
1
G.
S.
Curtis
Co.,
druggists
lemm
Bros.,
bakers
. F.
Bresnahan,
dry
goods
J.
Sheehan,
lawyer,
rm.
1
L.
Preston,
real
estate,
rm.
2
Knights
of
Columbus
Hall
Grand
Army
Hall
Forresters
Hall
G.
H.
Jacobs,
clothing
E.
E.
Gray
Co.,
grocers
N.
L.
Stockwell,
milliner
Nichols
lane
begins
22.
Warren
5_ Cents
Saving
Bank
D.
F.
Randall,
hairdresser
J.
W.
Hazelton,
dentist
Mrs.
E.
Sylvester,
ladies
hairdresser
L.
H.
Goldthwait,
music
teacher
Right
3
,
22
Saving
Bldg.
Bank
I.
A.
Odd
24
28
30
31
31a
33
33a
33b
33c
35
32
36
36
37
39
42
44
46%
44
443.
46
Walker
place
begins
S. H. Ware,
prov.
The
Cross
Press
0.
Massion,
tailor
K.
J. MacCharles,
carpenter
Geo.
G.
Fellows,
painter
Cloverdale
Co.,
ice
cream
Rosetta
Waller
B. Gordon,
shoes
Vacant
M. Halpern,
clothing
H.
Dr.
Dr.
A.
D.
W.
34
40
Hall
Enterprise
Shoe
Store
S. H. Ware
J.
H.
Hanson,
jeweler
Geo.
R.
Nelson,
kitchen
utensils
Mrs.
J.
Dervan,
rear
Vacant
store
Alexander
McGregor
Alvah
W.
Eaton
James
Hovvley,
tailor
26
38
Ferren
Fellows
S.
G.
J.
A.
A.
Pyne
W.
Ewing
E. Webster
Langille
Goodrich
P.
Eiwell,
electrician
rs.
C.
Kelley,
rear
Vacant
stable,
rear
A. T. Millea,
druggist
D.
F.
Bresnahan
Dr.
R. E.
Foss
Park
Frank
S
rear
Carrie
rear
46%
45
Vacant
SaWyer’s
48
W.
52
54
58
54
58
64
65
66
67
69
71
72
74
16
'7 6a
77
Upton,
82
84
86
89
90“
Lawrence
druggists
B. Merrill
F. Watkins,
cream
PEABODY
SUPPLY
CO.,
11 North
Windows,
Doors
and
Blinds
91
Bros.,
Central
92
93
ice
S.treet,
.39 Builders’
shoe
and
(coal),
block
F. Sawyer,
dry
goods
Mrs.
Nellie
George,
lodgers
Alonzo
Raddin,
shoes
Sutton
Block
50
begins’
C.
Merrill
Woodworth,
B.
A.
B. Merrill,
repairer
coal
agt.
A.
Reid
order
box
48
st.
Dr.
J. J. Hickey
Wm.
K. Daniels
D. J. Burke,
rear
T. H.
Barry,
rear
H.
L.
Swat-tz
Osborne
Block
1103
B.
Knights
of Pythias h a 11
Sutton
hall
M.
O’Keefe,
g1-oc.
Wallis
st.
begins
Peabody
Institute
library
Eben
Dale
Sutton
Reference
Library
Peabody
Institute
hall
Little’s
lane
begins
Dr.
‘
Wm.
H.
Downéy
Adeline
A. Little
Andrew
N. Jacobs
D.
P.
McCarthy,
lodgers
Mrs.
A.
T.
Lakeman
Mrs.
C.
F.
Moreland
John
C. Foote
Salem
Ladies
Orchestra
Dr.
J. Shanahan
George
R. Felt
Arthur
Elliot
Ellen
Wheeler
E.
H. Porter
C.
H.
McDonald,
rear
Bushby
&
Co.,
grocers
M.
J.
Driscoll,
rear
M.
J.
Mahoney,
rear
L.
P.
Gravelle
B.
G.
Pritchard,
rear
G.
E.
Maguire,
dentist
Harry
E.
StockWell
st.
Washington
begins
Joseph
Jacobs
Dr.
H.
D
.Kennard
Dr.
F. S. Worcester
Mrs.
L. B. Thomas
Otis
Brown
James
Jeffers
John
H.
Cox
Mrs.
M.
McG1one
Dr.
H.
S. PomerOY
Peabody,
Mass.
Hardware
Good
Will
1104
STREETS
MAIN
Left
96 ;
98
——
97
—-
104
106
1063.
Justin
Fader,
baker
Stephen
J . O'Connor
E. _E. Skinner,
Va.r1ety
Caller
st.
begins
Mrs.
M.
U.
Melcher
Holten
st.
begins
Rev.
Allen
Greene
Dr.
A. M. Patterson
N.
0. Patterson
Nugent’s
block
S. Martin,
groc.
&c
James
F. Dineen
Charlie
Chin,
laundry
A.
Lummus
A.
Lummus,
carpenter,
rear
112
116
Vacant
117
119
164
168
170
—
MAPLE,
from
39
Left
Right
3
5
—
factory
146
148
152
U.
122
124
126
128
134
136
138
12
—-_
—
127
133
137
139
—
140
142
143
158
145
160
162
Suleman,
Left
opp.
Oak
36
end
end
line
17
18
19
27
21
24
26
30
32
33
34
35
36
45
Winter
st. ends
J.
Jelenewysz
Joseph
Blanchard
Harry
Sogoloff
Samuel
Sogoloffi
J. A.
Corning
G.
F.
Nagle,
leather
Poles
J. Zurobie
John
A. Surman
Greeks
John
Cullinane
J.
E.
O'Connor,
variety
Ellen
Crowley
A. Jenubis
L. Loia,
rear
Wm.
H.
Ducey
R.
Welch,
jr.
D. J. Callahan
Combmatlon
Andover
Street,
O
Peabody.
opp.
Right
87 Foster
next
to 91 Washing
ton
Right
—
to
6 John
H. Trainor
Mrs.
M. J . Daley
7 John
Dillon
8
John
J. Costello
9 John
Wendelin
10
J. J.
Croughwell
12
David
Barry
Owen
J. Cullen
15
Turks
14
J. C. Murphy
16
Thomas
F.
Barry
17 C. Panagopulos
J. Chitteras
19 J. M. Buttimer
George
Pandas
20
Mrs.
Oath.
Corrigan
John
Ahern
C. McGrath,
rear
21 Mrs.
M. Linehan
J os.
Aubrey
22
F. H. Pratt
23 C.
Coutsoulis
28
Elias
Ranalho
John
Mello
29 Wm.
P. Cook
-— Dennis
st. ends
31 Michael
Murray
Wm.
H. Tracy
33 John
M.
Quinn
Mrs.
Max-gt.
Sheehan
34
Manuel
Rosa.
35 Michael
Donahue
Mrs.
M. L. Barry
36
Mrs.
B. Eagan
38
Thomas
O'Rourke
39 Dennis
L. Pender
40
J. S. Connors
41 Mrs.
Margt.
Relihan
George
Sullivan
42
T. J . Kerwin
M. J .
,
at
108
Walnut
100 Tremont
Left
MASON,
from
byd.
O
BUXTON,
I
Robert
Buckley
Mrs.
J. J. Kingston,
variety
Paul
J . Kingston
Proctor
st.
begins
Dennis
J. Dullea.
Mrs.
M.
Cullen
Holly
st. ends
Patrick
Wallace
Elmer
E. Pratt
Wm.
A.
Irving
—
—
B Y
M. Hessen,
boarders
Mrs.
F.
Armstrong,
boarders
J. J. Mullarkey
A.
Erickson
S. I-Iubisz
P. H.
McDons.1¢i
NATT
MIDWAY,
from
Right
—
70
Va-
and
to
J. D. Cronin
E.
Funchion
Edw.
Boyce
Michael
O'Donnell
Mrs.
U. A. Brophy
James
Hayes
43
45
F.
P. Parker
A. E. Douglass
Mrs.
S.
Larrabee
Carleton
st.
ends
Rev.
W.
F.
Warren
Second
Congregational
church
South
School
Brown
st. ends
Salem
line
to
Danvers
—
—
Pig-
Electric
37
39
41
Ill
County
Brown
MARGIN
from
North
skzn
o.
M. Hessen,
boarders
Chas.
H.
Poole,
rear
Sutton
Home
for
Aged
Women,
rear
M.
158%
Q. Tanned
—
—
Left
PEABODY.
Ajootian,
baker, basement
N.
Derderian,
variety
Grove
st. begins
C.
Erickson
F.
Batchelder
Warren.
J.
A.
painter
08.!‘L.
Marchal,
penter
J. M. Wilson,
ma.son
A. W. Glover
John
Willie
Old Burial
Ground
153
Joseph
G.
Porter
J . J . Thorndike
Miss
S;
W.
JaJames
F.
Foye
G.
E.
Spaulding
Harry
L. Clark
C. A.
Batchelder
Benj.
P.
Ravel
Mrs.
E. D. Cooper
G. E. Meacom
Co.,
druggists
Frank
Winchester
J. M. Tracy,
prov.
W.
O. Batchelder,
grocer
Pierpont
st.
begins
T. H.
Mulherin
J. E. Fitzgerald
Mrs.
M.
A.
Purcell
J . R.
Stanton
Mark
R. Head
W.
E.
Broughton
M. B. Chichester
Sutton
pl.
begins
Morrill
Leather
Co.,
rear
Wm.
O. Ba.tcheIder
Mrs.
E. C. Hatch
Mrs.
L. M. HathaWay
OF
O.
—
cofos
121
HOUSEHOLDERS
162%
Right
94
AND
162
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46
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Edward
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—
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J.
T. Murphy
John
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Timothy
Collins
Henry
Sullivan
B. B.
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W.
R.
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Patrick
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to
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D. Duggan
Henry
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Julia.
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3 Wm.
Potter
John
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H.
Carl
4
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John
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18
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29
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boarders
Lindley,
E.
M.
5 Mrs.
lodgers
boarders
Carr,
Jane
carpenter
7 J. Jones,
4
from
121
sq.
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Right
Lynn-
R.
MINI
Parker
Co.,
Supply
windows,
etc.
10
12
Right
14
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—
Bodge
E.
W.
Legrow
G. H.
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Martin
J. W.
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begins
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Taylor
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1 Chas.
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123
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John
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John
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59
66
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
78
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Matthew
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John
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James
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M. T. Campas
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James
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Alex
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Mary
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William
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Augustus
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Michael
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M.
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Jos.
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Louis
Peter
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the
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Dow
Abram
L. Young
Peter
T. Langley
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J. Canty
13 Owen
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15 P. J. Callahan
16
Jos.
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Daniel
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17 Alfred
Durgin
—
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pl.
begins
21 T. Sherry,
shoe
stock
26
E. W.
McCarthy
—
Dark
lane
begins
— Love
iane
ends
27 Mrs.
M. A. Shields
28
J. F. McCarthy
31 George
L.
Nickerson
A.
Paenpaa
32
Thomas
F. Butler
John
Holland
33 Jose
Luiz
A.
J.
Correia.
34
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Butler
35 K. F. Rosnell
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near
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10 Antonio
Galileo
K.
Beckstorm
John
M. Wagner
Charles
A.
Raymond
Leborea
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Blynn
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& Joy,
quarry,
rear
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— Patrick
Langan
-—
Rob’t
Croft
—
R.
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Brown,
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house
—
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47
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McDonald
11
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—
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ends
20
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D.
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carpenter
Joseph
Marquis
2
M . Whalen
24
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Plamondon
— —— Salem
line
crosses
2
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QSBORN
from
Left
PARSONS,
Right
3 Martin
Quinlan
Private
stable
5 Peter
R. Gili
Maurice
McHugh
9 Dennis
P.
Gill
10
M. Bresnahan
12
James
J. Long
John
J. Howley
Abbie
Wickwire
James
E.
Ward
13 John
H. Ronan
Mrs.
M. Cohane
19 Michael
A. Boyle
D. Rahilley,
junk
Char-.
line
—Charlotte
st.
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AVENUE,
Upper
road
at
begins
Lynn
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PELLICAN
from
I-Iealy
n.
‘
4
Mrs.
E.
H.
Adams
Joseph
A. Durkee
—-——— Beckett
st.
crosses
14
Mrs.
E. F.
Whitaker
15 George
S. Smith
—-——— Cottage
st.
crosses
17 G. F. Hayes
20
F.
J.
Sylvada.
22
E.
A.
Woelfel
26
John
O’Brien
Lynn
_
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southerly
Right
J.
124
Left
8
39 John
to 15 Summer
Mrs.
M.
J.
Blnchami
G. B. Norgrave
3 J. J. Blackburn
from
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to
Salem
37
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at
from
Left
line
Right
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B.
—
Spring
Pond
the
pond
J.
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Walter
C. Merrill
3 A. H.
Cushman
6
James
E.
Trask
7 Mrs.
D. S. Thomas
8
E. R. Redmond
— —— Winter
st.
crosses
25 Mrs.
M.
E.
Barnaby
29 Harry
W.
Hussey
31 M.
Sullivan
35 R. Jones
37 W.
H.
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41 John
33‘. Cassidy
43 Martin
J . Quinlan
42
Annie
M.
Barrett
Eben
Dunn
Light,
BUXTON,
PERKINS,
—-—
Joseph
S.
Hill
—-—
Charles
T. Manson
—— John
Preston
— Mrs.
J. .Breen
2
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from
Right
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Tremont
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line
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4
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41,5 C. A.
Warner
3 A.
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photographer
6
Charles
E. Teague
5 P. J. Kirane
— Summer
st.
begins
8
Mrs.
L. A. Sanger
— First
Unitarian
church
—— Park
sq.
begins
12
Mrs.
M. A. Corey
9 H. A. Dodge
16
Frank
B. Warner
11 Greeks
18
David
O’Keefe
J.
J.
Mccann
20
Edward
F. Crean
Mrs.
Maria
McGin;n
—— Spring
st.
ends
—
Elliott
pl. begins
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OAK,
from
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from
Lancaster
2
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from
39
Left
Right
2
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and
36 Andover
Main
Spring
H.
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to
opp.
to
Emerson
park
Left
.
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22
—- —
5
6
7
8
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Right
Chas.
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Charles
Cyrus
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at
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Charline
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4
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7 Henry
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Baldwin
8
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J.
W.
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9 M. M. Masterson
Wm.
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11 H.
Cudirre,
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12
John
W.
O’Conne11
13 Jas.
Mulvaney
E.
Stanford
15 B. N. Moore
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Co.,
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16
P.
J.
Murphy,
mor.
mnfr
— Sewall
st. ends
20
Richard
McDonald
22
H. J. Marrs
29 T. H. McGrath
31 A. H. Teague
Mrs.
E.
M.
McDona.Id
—
B.
N.
Moore
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Co.,
rnor.
mnfrs.
33 William
H.
Meade
— Fountain
st.
begins
-— — Aborn
st.
crosses
46
John
L.
Parsons
Charles
Green
48
Thos.
F.
Hutchinson
——
Willow
st.
begins
49 John
J. Marrs
— Beckett
st.
ends
50
Patrick
W.
Conery
H. J. Risteen
51 J. M. Wilson
52
William
Powell
53 Albert
L. Hosman
54
Alfred
J. Judge
55 G. B. Nash
56
Wm.
H.
Lavrabee
57
Joseph
W.
Brooks
— Cottage
st.
begins
60
F.
G. Judge
62
H.
J.
G. Kimball
59 M. R. May
64
Charles
P. Peirce
61 Fred
Wilkinson
63 F.
F.
Philbrook
68
Patrick
Fay
69 Thomas
F. Fa-rley
F. F. Frost
71 Woelfel
Embossing
&
Decorating
Co.,
leather
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-—- R. J. Morgan
—— William
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—
Mrs.
J.
Magner
—
Wi11'am
S.
Davidson
—
C.
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— Wm.
Leach
—— Daniel
Brown
——
Broad
st.
ends
— West
Peabody
R.
station,
off
PEABODY
Windows,
40
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ROAD,
from
1
4
5
6
7
8
9
Right
D. J.
C. W.
John
John
Eugene
Wm.
J. W.
D. P.
Joseph
E.
11
12
14
Left
Lynn
to
station
James
Wilson
John
L. Pettey
Pumping
(new
—
station
PUTNAM,
from
5 Suttr;n
$9
ave.
Howard
Ill
16
18
20
K.
Goodwin
L.
Nichols,
carpenter
— Ayer
st. ends
12
Samuel
G. Peirce
—— Goldthwait
pl. ends
16
James
W.
Nichols
—— —- Clement
ave.
crosses
20
H.
C. Davis
Mrs.
E.
Patrick
from
Robmson
C. Hayes
'1‘. D.
Left
—
8
—
B.
and
Blinds
Ballou
Central
depot
M.
R.
E. W. McCarthy
-——
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Co.,
morocco
Vacant
James
McGea.ry
A.
Reid,
coal,
to
R.
from
3:;
etc.
WAY,
ROCK
Granite
road,
north-
erly
Right
—
11-
—
—
—
11 North
B. &
crossing
P. C. Ball,
express
Hamblet
&
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mill
supplies
Littlefield
Lea.
Co.
Vacant
Left
Lowell
at
Proctors
crossing
to Andover
Sylvan
opp.
Right
4
4
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CO.,
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L. Heurea.u_x
James
M.
Whlte
Right
Frank
O.
L.
RAILROAD
Nuttey
25 Joseph
Left
-—-
Right
3
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Clancey
Leal
Conlon
Lanctot
J. Shallow
Wernery
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Mrs.
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10
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108
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—
—
line
13 William
J. McGra.th
J. B. St.
Amand
15 T. J. Murphy
G. W.
Hudson
W.
H. Ogden
17 Geo.
Maccracken
Edward
F.
Sweeney
19 John
F. Hanley
Henry
T. Cook
William
F. Marrs,
21 Joseph
W.
Boudrow
23 R.
H.
Mowbray
James
Donahue
E.
L. Perkms
from
SUPPLY
byd.
Pumping
R;
Margin
at Salem
to 20 Oakland
Left
28
36
R.
G. Locke,
market
gardener
——
Wheatland
st.
begins
—
Samuel
W.
Nourse
— Wm.
Conlon,
market
gardener
Felton
st.
begins
Van
Cowan
Benjamin
P. Earle
T.
P.
Earle,
milk
— Charles
Russell
— Mrs.
M. G. Russell
-—William
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— Cross
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ends
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—
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Macdonald
5 James
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Joseph
L.
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15 Daniel
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17 G. H.
Bowers
J. J. Harms
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19 William
H.
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rear
18
J. T. I-Iezmaahalch
20
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A. Sabean
24
John
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24
James
Watson
——
Fountain
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ends
28
Patrick
C1a.I‘_k
32
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Missmn
27
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La.r_ne
E. M. Flint
st.
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Martm,
gravel
Left
24
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Winona
42
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Rockdale
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Middle
road
Left
—
11.
Left
to
Right
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Walker
Cunningham,
Wood
—— C. S. Clarrige
Geo.
Merrill
—
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—-—Henry
A. Russell
John
H.
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Andrew
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Birch
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—
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79
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Left
Rail;
to
37 '
Right
5 Leon
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D.
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7 Mrs.-C.
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9 A.
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Basford
11 John
W.
Power
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13 Charles
G. Halpert
15 Mrs.
Julia
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19 Jefferson
K. Cole
6
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6
8
16
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20 Pierpont
to
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Higgins
Julia
Saunders
L. W.
Thacher
NATT
36 ANDOVER
opp.
51
Left
SH E R MAN,
BUXTON
STREET,
from
154
Left
Right
Washington
MASSACHUSETTS
Salem
Willow
line
Right
4
Dennis
McAuIifle
5 John
. Murray
L. Israelevitz
7 H.
Schwartzberg
Abram
Lawis,
rear
Mrs.
E.
A. Crockett,
rear
James
B. Carbrey
10
12
14
—
William
J.
John
McKenzie
Lark
st. ends
13 Michael
Leahy
16
C. Campbell
—
Willow
/
st.
ends
SOUTH,
from
Sutton
to
at
Salem
Home
line
Right
2
Peter
Joseph
Dennis
Mrs.
6
8
Valente
Macoine
O’Connoz'
M.
Horrigan
SPARROW
from
Left
117
LANE,
Central
Right
-—
——
——
—
G. A. Ruessler
F.
A.
Wilkinson
Wm.
F. Hayden
George
Deibel
from
102
Left
Right
SPRAGU
Tremont
lins
E,
to
C01-
4
C. Aguiar,
grocer
5 Frank
Espinola
George
W.
Kingsley
7 Martin
C. Silva
P.
J. Sullivan
Manuel
Aguiar
14
Frank
Aguiar
Manuel
Espinola
M
Rosa.
19 William
Linehan
21 Manuel
Mello
Antonio
Espinola
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Electrical
PEKBODY.
to
Aborn
at
Left
1 Martin
Blaffka.
J. Jonako
D. F.
Donovan
John
Lambert
Edw.
Dullea
4
Patrick
Lundy
6
William
H. Fuller
8
Michael
Carney
Roy
Martin
W.
J. Horan
W.
V.
Carney,
groc.
9 Richard
Sexton
12
Patrick
Ganey
Poles
13 M.
damowycz
Patrick
F. Dalton
15 Jos.
Shidiskis
14
Daniel
J. Murphy
SEWALL,
from
nearly
to
Right
Franklin
Left
LAN E,
Holten
Alden
F. Rowell
Mrs.
Francis
Chad~
Wick
7 John
Ward
9 L.
C. Hutchinson
8
Mrs.
Regan
G. Lat-rabee
13 W.
Low
15 Thomas
J. Tilley
A. Cassidy
62 Lowell
SHILLABER,
from
6
SCHOOL,
from
53
Right
30
Cronin
P. J. Cahill
James
H.
Griffin
40 Edward
Ahearn
38
S. Bulowsky
J. Nevjokos
Fountain
ave.
Julia
25 Thos.
32
to
Tremont
$HAW’$
Bliznik
Woytal
9 Mrs.
Francis
J. Boyien
Edward
F. Peirce
L. Lawless
19 Michael
Dullea.
Nicholas
Clare
22
Thomas
Dowd
23 Patrick
J. McI-Iugh
Mrs.
Honora
Shea.
5 Joseph
S. Sylvester
6
Manuel
Mello
Antonio
S.
Pacheco
7 John
J. Cuddire
61,é John
Silva,
Arthur
Plante
8
John
S. Souza
10
0.
Levasseur
M. C. Silva.
13 Manuel
Foster
14
F.
S. Batista
M. J. Silva,
coal
16
L.
Noble
G. F.
Young
17 D.
S. Conde
18
Oscar
Laird
19 Antonio
Chanes
Sidney
B. Gould
— —— Collins
st.
crosses
25 Manuel
Souza.
I. de Souza.
Silva
from
Right
5 E.
A.
96
R,
Lowell
road
16
18
Northend
Taylor
line
— B. &. M. R.
—— Charles
H.
PEABODY.
SHAMROCK,
from
RUSSELL,
Lowell
Middleton
OF
William
Gay
Mrs.
M. C. Trask
— — Hoiten
st.
crosses
13 G. A. Clifford
Mrs.
B. Cummings
15 Sarah
Rowe}!
20
B.
E.
Goodridge
F.
Lindberg
Vacant,
rear
— Wallis
school
Assembly
hall
-— Geo.
W.
Pierce
4
J.
Cox-riveau
7 George
B. Pierce
8
Willard
Pierce
10
Edward
F. Reed
11 D. A. Croke
16
Leopold
Jacques
-Woodland
st.
ends
23 J. H. Wendall
—James
W. Parker
— Private
stable
—— William
J. Steward
from
HOUSEHOLDERS
10
Contractor
ll
Telephone
Connection.
Room
Whenin doubt,AskQUIR
STREETS
SPRING,
from
42
to
Foster
20
Park
Left Right
6
"
Mrs.
C.
Calvert
D. _Ha,11ina.n
Spring
st. ct.
—
10
12
14
belns
Greeks
Poles
M. Aurobi
— C.
J.
Fitzpatrick,
lea.
Inn 1'.
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16
J.
M.
Lloyd,
rocco
mnfr.
— Winter
st.
begins
19 John
F. McGinn
Jos.
Keller
22
James
H.
McGinn
J.
F.
Sullivan,
shoe
stock,
rear
—
Park
st. ends
spams
POND ROAD,‘
(upper)
from
254
Left
Lynn
Pond
to
Spring‘
"Right
AND
9. O’SHEA
HOUSEEOLDERS
OF PEABODY.
.
from
Left
1
3
5
—
7
8
-—
10
STEVENS,
9
to
38
Central
M.
R.
Right
Left
B.
SPRING
POND
ROAD,‘
(middle)
from
proposed
Arlington
to Lower
Pond
road
SPRING
ST.
from
Left
ave.
Spring
COURT,
6 Spring
Right
4
I.
Mesengisser
S. Tuckman
Joseph
J. Sonigan
Joseph
F.
Arundel
7 Mrs.
C. O’Keefe
John
Toomey
8
M.
Barry
_ Michael
Hallinan
6
R.
J. J. Callahan
Peter
A.
Sim
State
st.
begins
N.
M.
Quint
& Co.,
stable
—— Milk
st.
begins
27 Vacant
29 George
E.
Hayes
30
George
N.
Hayes
Geo.
N.
Hayes,
lea.
mnfr.,
rear
—
Berkeley
st.
begins
George
T. Quint
—
—
T. J. McDonald
Ellis
Elmond
6
H. McDonald
G. Manning
7 W.
W.
Woodman
8
William
Macdonald
10
J.
Benjamin
Palmer
11 M. F. Gourley
13 Mrs.
H. E. Poor
Nathan
Poor
—
Oldld
High
School
—
Dundee»
from
Left
11
Sutton
ave.
21
—
23
E;
F.
Moroney
W.
Bianey,
painter
D. A. Got-man
Ash
st.
begins
T. J. Roche
John
F. Cody
to
from
18
Left
Right
85
County
Proctor’s
Left
5
Park
Co.,
SUPPLY
Wrapping
Hunt0.
——
George
—— J. C.
— Martin
~
—— Forest
—
Vacant
—
Vacant
CO.,
Lynnfield
to
Lowell
crossing
SWAM
3
33.
5
7
6
8
10
11
Lea.
Central
Twine
AVENU
E:
166 Washington,
southerly
Le‘rt Right
17
16
18
30
and
Main
PSCOTT
from
15
11 North
Paper
CM
PLACE, U1
139
W. 1H.
Eagan,
barI‘ a S
5 James
Quinn
Joseph
Lendall
Walter
C.
Pierce
6
1VLa.rgt.
L.
Desmond
Louis
Levine
12
Michael
O’Lea.ry
13
W.
LeCa1n
Nicholson
Cooley
st. crosses
ends
1
opp.
11.
Rankin
beins
st.
ave.
Ranéall
Knapp
Right
Right
—-
Bags,
to
Foster
N.
Matthews
Mrs.
N.
Mahoney,
r.
P.
J. McGrath,
r.
4
Private
stable
6
D. J. Collins
8
Vacant
9 John
H. Tibbetts
Thomas
F.
Lyons
11 Mrs.
E.
Sullivan
7 Mary
E.
Bomer
——
Nichois
lane
ends
— First
Baptist
church
14
T. H.
Quinlan
E.
M.
Calnan
15 William
G. Boyle
—— Park
sq.
ends
16
J. H.
McGurn
18
J.
F.
Nelson
Left
Right
PEABODY
from
s
Howard
F.
B. Lindsey
3 George
P. Warner
Chas.
Bucksey
4
H.
A. Quint
N.
M.
Quint
&
masons
5 Walter
L. Williams
Clement
D. F.
—— S. E.
SUTTON
SUMMER,
from
2
Paper
—
-—
22
¥
12
5
SUMMIT,
STATE,
19
Aborn
to
South
_
Rlght
Albert
Evans
Archie
S. Higgins
James
L.
Putnam
Putnam
st.
begins
Charles
F. Mussey
Mrs.
E. M. Gibson
J. H.
Shipp
Albert
Tufts
Beckett
st.
begins
Joseph
Clothey
Arthur
F. Blake
&
1 Mrs.
end
1109
SUTTON,
—
Mrs.
C. Demers,
variety
— N. M. Andrews
— John
Demers
— James
E.
Harmon
ED
— Edward
Downey
— Geo.
Galeucia.
— Cyril
Brisbois
D. A. St.
Cyr
—Ice
houses
—Pellican
ave.
begins
—
Spring
Pond
MASS.
Telephone
7 Frank
L.
Sears
1\![rs.
A.
Putna.m
6
F1-ed’k
Forness
8
H.
P. Byron
11 L. C. Barr
13 J. F.
Carbrey
10
A. P. Putnam
14
William
P.
Ryan
15 L. A. Shackley
17 John
M. Brown
— — Clement
ave.
crosses
19 M.
Haines
20
Henry
Baetje
21 B. J. Jones
from
BLDG.,
PEABODY,
Street,
Michael
Baston
Joseph
Favreau
Michael
Powers
Dennis
Dullea.
John
Noonan
James
S. Murphy
P. J . Fr-eeto
Mrs.
E.
Holleran
James
McDermott
Mrs.
M. E. Mccax-thy
T.
P.
Chinnery
J. J. Minogue
J. J. Rennicks
Geo.
Swanton
John
O’Conne11
T. F. Shea.
Peter
Ford
John
J. Noonan
E. J. I-Iackett
Hugh
Noonan
M. J. Collins
P. J. I-Iourihan
Thomas
Shea.
Henry
P. Grace
Mrs.
B. McCarthy
Peabody,
Telephone
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Conneétion
Order Good Will Soap
1110
STREETS
AND
SYLVAN,
from
Andover
to Danvers
pect
Left
n.
TAYLOR,
to
West
Lowell
at
next
to
62
64
"
Schoolhouse
n. Russell
66
71
LANE,
TRASK’S
Left
1
I
Right
from
207
R.
72
Washington
R.
Right
10
Mrs.
Annie
nell
11 J. Sullivan_
12
Patrickgshea
63
Left
Right
Central
line
73
O’C‘on-
‘TFREMONT,
from
74
to
Salem;
John
M.
Cockburn
John
Hayes
3 C. H.
Goulding
A. W.
Tibbetts
7 H.
T.
Toomey
Thos.
Meany
9 Leslie
B. Walton
H.
C‘. Martin,
rear
1,§ Sarah
F.
Kittredge
11 Vacant
13 Michael
F.
Collins
14
Daniel
G-. McKinn0n
15 Wm.
J. Birmingham
16
J.
Singleton
17 Mrs.
H.
C. Winchester
18
H.
P.
Farnham
19 Joseph
F. Warner
21 John
J. O’Brien
Peter
H. Brown
A. K.
Roundy,
rear
23 John
W.
Holley
J.‘W.
Russell
J. W.
Holley,
grocer
William
V.
Harmon
25 John
J.
Sweeney
L. Armstrong
28
David
A. Regan
John
Dorgan
—
Tremont
pl.
begins
27 M. J. Murphy
28
Mrs.
M.
Duffy
29 Charles
M.
Connor
Thomas
Carbray
30
Lawrence
Lane
31 James
J.
Barry
James
B.
Meade
32
Bernard
Burns
H. S. MacFa.dden
33 Eric
L. Johnson
34
Mrs.
E. Cahill
75
2
Electrical
NATT
76
—‘77
79
80
Construction
BUXTON,
OF
35 H.
Pros~
line
1 Pike
& Whipple
00.,
Wagon
builders
3 Charles
H. Wlaipple
5 D.
F.
Fogarty
Amos
A. Tower
6
John
F.
Nolan
— Felton
schoolhouse
13 Ernest
April
15 Charles
Arnor
——— Danvers
line
from
HOUSEHOLDERS
36
Andover
A. Lendall
P. Callahan
Wallis
st.
ends
James
F. Barry
Nor-thend
st.
begins
Albert
W.
Jones
U. Ar-chambeault
K.
Salminen
John
Skagos
Joseph
Dumas
Mrs.
M. McGee
M.
Thompson
E.
C. Perdikes
Patrick
J.
Rodden
Robert
G. Estes
Webster
st.
ends
Mrs.
A. A. Jones
M. Souza
Joseph
A.
Dumas
Socialist
club
Joseph
E. Fader
Love
Iane
begins
M. Hamlin
John
Kanerva.
Vacant
store
Samuel
Slotnick
M.
Slotnick,
dressmaker
H.
Marten,
shoe
repairer
Edward
Kelley
E.
North,
grocer
Mrs.
N.
T.
Sullivan
Union
st.
ends
J. A. Dumas,
grocer
B.
F.
Sullivan,
rear
Bernard
Gilman
Mrs.
D.
Greenfield
0.
Michel
I.
Saphir
J.
Baker
M. J. Donovan
W.
Doucette,
hairdresser
Emmett
st.
begins
Vacant
M.
McCarthy
M.
Fratus
Mrs.
C. A. Riordan
G. Dumas
James
G. Leavitt,
1'.
John
Callahan,
rear
'1‘. A. Sweeney
'1‘. A.
Sweeney,
grooer
English
st.
ends
Mrs.
Ellen
Flynn
Winthrop
st.
begins
John
Roach
Charles
McCarthy
Mrs.
Hannah
Carlin
Harris
st.
ends
James
J.
Yelverton
Chas.
T.
O’Connor
Timothy
F.
0’Leary
shamrock
st.
begins
Hose
4 house.
M.
Foster,
variety
Dennis
J. Murphy
Midway
st.
ends
C. P. Aguiar
Sprague
st.
begins
Edw.
M. Flynn
A. M. Fratus
Timothy
Mahoney
Edward
J. Higgins
Daniel
J. Dullea.
Burton
Howe
Fulton
st.
ends
Cornelius
Lynch
Michael
I-Iorrigan
Work
Street,
in
Peabody.
F ROM YOUR
GROCER
PEABODY.
111
Mrs.
Cath.
Collins
s. Margaret
Ring
John
J.
Murphy
A. _Hayes,
furn.
repan-er
—
Holly
st. begins
118
E.
Wilson
C. Perry
120
Jos.
Luban
— Mt.
Vernon
st.
ends
Oakland
st. begins
John
Ganey
Highland
st.
begins
—-—Salem
line
113
115
TREMONT
from
Left
2
6
PLACE,
26
Tremont
63
U
Right
M.
Dennedy
T. M. Connors
Mrs.
M.
Webster
Stephen
F.
Duffy
G. T. B. Bagley
TROY,
from
Left
Fair-View
Rock
avenfie
Way
to
Right
—— Louis
D.
Elliott
— Vacant
— Giendale
ave.
ends
— Frank
W.
Reily
—- Thomas
W.
Reily
—
Rock
Way
ends
TUCKER’S
from
Left
COURT,
71
Lynn
Right
8
Purvis
F.
Smith
3 W.
A. LaCombe
Alfred
T.
Parker
J. D. Robbins
J. F.
Sullivan
11 John
Malvitch
14
George
G.
Hodgdon
Lot
Crump
13 H.
Nelson
Shepard
16
Donald
Glencross
15 W.
F.
Giles
17 William
E.
Smith
10
12
UNION,
from
32
English
mont
Left
Right
to
73
Tre-
3 Vacant
4
Andrew
D. Jones
5 A. Corrigan,
variety
Jas.
A. Hanley
Hugh
B. Keenan
6
A. B. Clark
Co.
.
Arger.
Degreasmg
0.
Essex
Trap
Rock
&
Construction
Co.
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Max
Mizer
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all
its
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STREETS
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Right
to
Main
58
from
17
19
20
21
29
30
31
32
36
35
Co.,
Storage
9 Peeafiody
Co.,
Goulding
C.
furniture
ma.Walton,
B.
L.
rear
son,
drugReidy,
E.
11 P.
gist
Grant&
Flanagan
12
Co.
Machine
ham
paint& Murray,
Ray
16
ers
Laundry
Steam
17 Pea.
Express
Ronan’s
18
& Son,
Trask,
J. A.
Tre-
10
to
Clark
0.
9 Frank
D. McKeen
John
boarders
Nagle,
J.
10
M. F. Woodbury
11 Mrs.
Grant
Thos.
12
J. Bowen
Francis
st. ends
Mill
—
B. & M. R. R. crosses
Vacant
14
store
17 Vacant
wood,
L.&Chagka,ris,
c
C71
19 Vacant
Greeks
21 Vacant
store
23 Vacant
25 Vacant
store
Vacant
22
Fitzpat&
Sheehan
24
blacksmiths
rick,
tailVraistellos,
Geo.
26
or
& SophParaskevas
2S
& prov.
os, groc.
crosses
st.
Walnut
Vacant
32
Co.
Leather
Premier
34
lea.
olden,
31 H.
20
37 Wal-
Iis
Right
Left
Greeks
Bougas
Bill
Calleshellis
Chas.
M. Stasinopulos
Greeks
Berger
Olive
Mrs.
Dansro
Charles
begins
st.
Webster
Skelly
Edward
Lapa,nne
Edward
Greeks
Lafreniere
Moses
F. Dunn
John
McKeen
William
Stack
L.
Clement
4
6
8
9
—
10
11
17
20
mnfr.
—
—
44
44%
4
46
——
tery
north-
7 Beacon,
opp.
Doherty
E.
John
H. L. D’Entt-emont
.
G. Upton
Horace
McGuinness
J.
John
G. Upton
Horace
J. F. McBride
Jack
C.
John
74
rear
Marx-on,
D.
J. Shallow
William
76
S. W. Weinstein
rear
Gingras,
O.
Durland
A.
Charles
7
Newman
Eliza.
Mrs.
begins
st.
Mclntire’s
—
Shallow
James
78
Wiley
83 Fred
Barbeau
Dominick
Greeks
80
Greeks
82
Greeks
84
58
easterly
60
64
60
Right
Left
VV’hitworth
Eliz.
Mrs.
McDonald
Joseph
Reid
William
4
5
6
WALCOTT,
Summit,
n.
Forest
from
easterly
Right
Left
—
-—
—
tool
Jones,
W.
mnfr.
ends
st.
Upton
ends
st.
Hardy
M. B. Sullivan
P. F. McCarthy
Muripous
John
Perakes
James
Co.
Tanning
Essex
F. Morland
John
rear
Greeks,
st. ends
Elm
CemeMonumental
37 A.
WAGNER,
from
Right
Left
UPTON,
82 Walnut
from
Matson
Mat
Laitinen
Adolf
off
Perry,
— Joseph
off
Boudreau,
—- Louis
M. Devarenne
Mrs.
WA
3
PLACE,
WALKER
from
Left
.- —
from
30 Main
Right
S.
5 Lizzie
Universalist
stoves,
7 B. K. Norton,
gnont
Greeks
Greeks
Greeks
J. Lechestein
B. O. Donahue
Perry
Julia
Mrs.
J. Goldstein
C. Callahan
Sullivan
Jane
Mrs.
Hootnick
J.
McCarthy
B._J.
Fennelly
J.
VV11liam
Lane
Elizabeth
Mrs.
Callahan
Patrick
Mello
Charles
J. Leboe
Murphy
Patrick
P. Lucey
John
12
14
1111
PEABODY.
OF
WALLIS,
U N IO N ST.—C’ont’d
Left
MASS.
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
and Insurance.
Estate
PEABODY,
BLDG”
9 O’SHEA
Room
Real
& CO.
J. J. ®IRK
Left
church
&
11. B.
opp.
Grove
rd.
Grove
PEABODY
SUPPLY
CO.,
11 North
Windows,
Doors
and
Blinds
baker,
Turkish
barber
coffee
house
Turks
Storage
Church
Vaselios
St.
(Greek)
00.
Mach.
Lea.
31 Pea.
boiler
Burnett,
F.
J.
rear
mnfr.,
C.
36
E.
38
Vacant
33
P.
em-
Eerdikes,
agency
ployment
_
Algalakls
E.
35 F.
maso_n
Bonner,
frult
Skangos,
Chas.
Ablovitch
H.
Vacant
Vacant
hairdresser
A. Bv-ale,
coffee
Spiliotis,
51 E.
house
J. Fsituras
& Diamantis,
59 Voglis
restaurant
coffee
French,
P.
59%
house
repairshoe
E. Eacu,
50
er
\
61 A. Drivas
crosses
st.
Wallis
—-,—
lea.
Holdan,
E.
\H.
30
mnfr.
40
42
44
46
48
coffee
Mantos,
M.
32
ouse
coffee
Lalicos,
house
Kutrubes,
P.
_
clothing
candy
Trask,
B.
W.
rear
mnfr.,
boot
Deamandis,
S.
black
mason
Porter,
E.
restauAlevros,
P.
34
Geo.
63
M.
65%
A.
_
rant
Central
r.
27%
28
—
groc.
.9!
Jewel-
Krasnogar,
TY
H. Mistafa,
Hodgi,
A.
24%
baths
25 G. Milonas,
Bernstein
253y,.’gM.
Osman,
27 0.
B.
67
Liacos,
A.
Goudouvas
1_~ear
A. Eleopoulos,
24
61%
Right
5 D.
S.
Town
resGoudouvos,
taurant
Gravelle,
M.
201,5 Mrs.
lodgers
Co.,
Smith
&
21 Pyne
stoves
coffee
Staveros,
B.
22
house
rear
Anastos,
Chas.
L N U T,
Central
to
depot
Harmony
rear
masons,
S.
20
U1
Perahorltes
S.atreet, Peabodv,
Bullders’
Mass.
Hardware
Good
1112
STREETS
AND
HOUSEHOLDERS
OF
Mt. Vernon
st. begins
-— Grove
st. ends
WA LN UT ST.—Cont’d.
Left
BEST
FAMILY
Will Soap
Right
J.
Giannacopuoulos
P. Alevros
I-I.
Schwartz
36
P. Eleopoulos
& Co.,
coffee
house
69 D. J. Mahoney,
painter
36% W.
Bougas,
cigars
38
J.
Giannacopoulos,
hairdresser
40
L.
Altshuler
A. Brale
J.
Altshuler
S. Smirnes
42
L. Sgourdas
Co.,
grocerles
44
Vacant
46
Chas.
Spiliotis
71 George
& Barry,
lea.
mnfrs.
78
Peter
Georges
G. Ronan,
junk,
rear
79 Mtérphy
Coal
& Wood
0.
80
P.
Panarietes
82
Greeks
E.
Mortis
83 Leviseup
&
lea; mnfrs.
Conway,
-—
84
84%
Uptfin
st.
begins
J.
Boyle
Mach.
Co.
R. Stern,
furniture
Chas.
Voglis
86
Ka.1e1is
& Co.,
groc.
87 J
McGo1drick,
job
wagon
-—
English
st.
begins
88
Samuel
88%
89
—
—
94
96
—
—98
Rossen
Hannah
Sweeney
S. I. Ablovitch,
groc.
T.
French,
boarders
Geo.
Bakopolus
Turner
Tanning
Machine
Co.
Mlélherin
Belt
Knife
0.
Caller
st. ends
J. I. Anglin
Fred
W.
White
J.
E.
Keefe,
grocer
Armstrong
Lea.
Co.
Harris
st. begins
Greeks
S.
I_{ap1an,
shoe
is
119
Electric
and
NKTT
36
BUXTON,
23 F.
28
32
33
from 50 Central to opp. 65
Endicott
Left
WARREN
ST.
EXTEN-
SION,
from
Left
69 ,Endicott
Right
5 P. J. Dovle
A.
M.
Higgins
6
Thomas
F. Kane
Michael
J.
Coyle
8
John
McVa.nn
10
Mrs.
Margt.
Gilroy
WASHINGTON
from
junc.
Left
9
11
13
16
——
—
Andover
STREET,
77
Main
Lvnn
and
field
streets
to
opp.
Lynn-
Right
2
4
17
19
35
36
39
Right
5 William
Donnell
7 P. H. Beirne
George
W.
Burnham
8
Caroline
Wilkins
9 Franklin
Osborn
10
Mrs.
Kate
R. Walker
11 Frank
H.
Edgerly
Albert
Robinson
12
Jeremiah
B. Mack
13 Herbert
Gardner
14
H.
Isenberg
Arthur
M.
Purdy
Wm.
H. Proctor
15 Mrs.
S. A. Farrington
— Buxton
st.
begins
—- -— B. & M. R. R. crosses
Crowninshield
st.
ends
27 E. J. Sullivan
29 Daniel
C. Stevens
—— Berry
st.
begins
33 George
B. Emerson
George
Tiplady
,
7 I. M.
Ga,u1ey
L. W.
Nelson
39 Mrs.
R.
A.
Cassidy,
lodgers
41 Gardner
A. Viles
Oswald
Thoede
43 Benjamin
M.
Goday
45
.
. Ward
47 Mrs.
E.
G. Ward
J.
M.
Ward
& Co.,
florists
re-
pa1rer
Daniel
J. Carney
Dr.
S. Vamvas,
physlcian
108
T. V. Powers,
grocer
— Midway
st.
begins
110
Michael
J. Desmond
S. P. Dowling
112
William
H.
Poor
114
Vacant
113 Joseph
Armstrong
115 Mrs.
M. A. Collins
Mrs.
E. Sweeney
116
William
F.
Murphy
John
H. Murphy
Fulton
st.
begins
Hugh
Scallon
D. J’. Cotter
\
A.
Coutsis
Rev.
M. Friedman,
r.
Geo.
Carr
S. Dobrotiner
Vacant,
rear
104
PEABODY.
WARREN,
34
Elmer
B. Thomas
Samuel
C. Lord
Henry
Cotchin
John
A. Lord
T.
F.
Hutchinson,
harness
maker
Dole,
Osgood
& Co.,
carriages
Vacant
Sewall
st.
begins
M.
E.
church
Mrs.
M.
B. Ham
Philip
T. Nelson
G. H.
Fawcett
Charles
S. Currier
40
41
42
74
Peabody.
45
47
48
49
52
56
57
58
59
E. Jeffrey
W.
T.
Lee
Misses
Daniel!
George
S. Cushman
Mrs.
Eliz.
A. Messer
G. Horace
Merrill
Wm.
H. Goodridge
William
H. Dyer
Mrs.
H. W.
Brown
Arthur
T. Millea.
Mrs.
Mary
Foley
Thos.
Campbell,
rear
Vacant
Nellie
M.
Merrill
Pleasant
st.
begins
Mary
A. Forness
Thomas
H. O’Shea.
Samuel
Donnell
jr.
Samuel
Donneli,
Oak
st.
ends
Levi
Preston
John
J.
Keefe
W.
E.
Sabean
Charles
A.
Thomas
J. Edward
Osborn
Aborn
st.
begins
Herbert
M.
Berry
Calvin
P. Osborne
George
S. Smith,
2nd
Joseph
H. Rice
R. C. Burey
R. Horrigan
60
A. W.
A. Freeman
Davis
Eliz.
McPola.nd
Mrs.
L. Tinkham
Isaac
Armstrong
Misses
Kerr
A.
W.
I-Iumphrey
Humphrey
Prov.
Co.
Lincoln
pl. begins
Mrs.
S. E. Cook
John
J. Calvert
George
A.
Griflin
Albert
Barker
Chas.
F.
Southworth
M. J. Eldridge
John
F. Dwyer
F‘. E. Burton
Arthur
N.
Snyder
Fred
G. Martin
Mrs.
V.
Thompson
Andrew
D. Gray
J. A. Poor,
belting
Forrest
C. Small
Washin_gton
pl.
beguns
Mrs.
H.
J. Barry
Ayer
st.
beins
Charles
H.
Cotton
Mrs.
C. A. Sumner
J. M. Bradford
Misses
Goldthwait
Goldthwait
pl.
begins
C. F. Mulcahy
Mason
st.
ends
Peter
Wheeler
Vacant
Mrs.
L.
B.
Blake
Hose
2
L.
L.
Jackson
Cath.
Keenan
John
Mullane
Trask
99 William
100
L.
L.
Jackson,
groc.
and
prov.
Clement
ave.
begins
FIXTURES
Combination
Sh-eel,
FOR.
USE
.99
Telephone
Connection.
Auctioner
QUIRK
Tel.
STREETS
WAS H I N GTO N ST.—Cont’d
Left
162
Right
H. Smith
James
H. Low
George
Upton
W.
Fred
102
‘
Deminna
Wm.
underBerry,
103 J. W.
taker
C. T. Hennessy
Compiano
F. E.
104
O’Keefe
Patrick
108
electriO’Keefe,
P.
eian
A. C. Burreby
Keniston
M.
Henry
110
J. Cullen
Richard
112
A. E. Redman
113 Mrs.
J. Thomas
Charles
Reidy
E.
Philip
114
H. 0’Conor
119 Patrick
H. Berry
123 William
Ryan
Dora
Mrs.
Humphrey
John
124
begins
st.
Parsons
—
A. A. Reith
125 Mrs.
B. C. Spinney
128
Kiley
Edward
M. F. Barrows
129 Mrs.
N. A. Torrey
Horrigan
E.
Nora
132
Riley
Francis
T. McGrath
133 M.
ends
st.
— Lowe
A. Jones
Alfred
134
Sullivan
Patrick
Judge
135 Matthew
B. Callan
Luke
H. Connell
Mrs.
groc.
Sherry,
M.
Bresnahan,
M.
Mrs.
136
goods
dry
Bresnahan
F.
J.
138
groc.
.T. Dombrowski,
142
begins
ct.
Daltons
—
143 Poles
Scollins
M. P.
store
Vacant
143%
Cheney
Annie
Mrs.
A. Feeney
E.
Mrs.
144
McDonnell
Lawrence
grocer
145 J. Sherry,
Vacant
D. Dunn
149 Michael
V. Hatt
Frederick
T. Allen
James
148
Murray
Nellie
Mrs.
101
-132
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
Hancock
st.
begins
J. Shea.
John
Mahoney
Cain
J. Sherry
Patrick
Readey
H.
153 Richard
groc.
O’Conne11,
John
Hooter
John
154
R. Rainsky
begins
st.
Sherman
155 Vacant
rear
Vacant,
C. Kelley
157 Mrs.
groc.
M. Quirk,
Mrs.
hairDovvdall,
159 M.
dresser
grocer
J. Chubet,
160
A. Genese
M. Eustok
P. Triushuk
Riley
161 Thomas
grocer
J. Sherry,
ends
st.
Foster
PEABODY
SUPPLY
167
168
172
196
197
202
205
207
25
234
PEABODY,
OF
reshoe
Goldstein,
pairer
J . Goldstein
beave.
Swampscott
gins
station
Pumping
(old)
H. O’Conne11
Wm.
J. Gallagher
David
M. Donovan
Mrs.
J. McGivern
Thomas
McHugh
Ellen
Mrs.
Lyons
Michael
begins
st.
Dustin
berow
Bleachery
gins
milk
C. G. Williams,
carpenBrown,
Chas.
rear
ter,
rear
Hayes,
F.
0.
Clothey
Thomas
Bowman
Chas.
Hughes
Jos.
Ga11a.gher,variety
J.
J. Doyle
Martin
Mills
W.
Fred
C. Hockenhull
st. begins
Dane
beglns
lane
Trask’s
Co.
Glue
American
Co.
Hair
Densten
Swanton
John
Breare
M.
D. J. Cunningham
M. A. Donovan
Mrs.
begins
st.
Wheeler
J.
P. Munin
Finnick
C. Combie
R. Moxley
John
238
D. Milmoe
240
0’Conor
Peter
J. Dullea.
John
242
Sweeney
Owen
244
Gill
Bernard
M. Dorgan
Mrs.
Waters
J.
Henry
246
beglns
st.
John
E. Curtln
Timothy
250
Hingston
Annie
Mrs.
begins
ct.
Allen's
grocer
Mc-Carthy,
T.
254
Connors
John
258‘
Corbett
James
Corbett,
J.
M.
Mrs.
258a.
grocer
Shea,
Margt.
260
McCarthy,
E.
Mrs.
variety
begins
st.
High
C. Welch
Mrs.
Emmett
Fred’k
F. Murphy
Daniel
266
Set-ginius
A.
268
Levi
John
Chris
Thos.
J. J. Dullea.
Barth
Victoria.
st. begins
Colfax
H. F. Peabody
C. Keazer
John
Innis
Everett
Hammond
M.
M. Duncan.
Mrs.
G. E. Wentworth
belns
st.
Granite
F. H. Potter
J. F. McCarthy
Hogan
Daniel
Curtis
287 Walter
2—s4
11 North
Central
Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper and Twine
"
MASS.
1113
PEABODY.
235 John
237 F. J.
CO.,
SQUARE”
THE
“ON
B. Basford.
287 Joseph
begins
st.
-— Lynnfield
st. begins
Lynn
PLACE,
WASHINGTON
north-
79 Washington,
erly
from
Right
Left
Fitzmaurice,
T.
J.
undertaker
Coyne
Lawrence
Wright
W.
F.
6
Kraus
A. L.
F. D. Hagar
8
Hopkins
A.
Edward
vet.
Davis,
9 Charles
surgeon
E. Mason
Fra.ncis
10
C. Hagar
William
14
D. Hill
George
M. Murphy
15 James
S. L. Poeton
Mrs.
Gallagher
Michael
16
2
WEBSTER,
Upton
mont
9
from
to
59
Tre-
Right
Left
Co.
Leérther
37 Globe
Himmelstein
41 D.
Cohen
Harry
Shaibas
Geo.
Co.
Calfskin
National
Lynch
Bridget
45 Mrs.
Lawton
E
James
46
McCarthy,
M.
.
47
mnfr.
apron
store
Vacant
J. F. Russell
48
49 R. B."Kena.1ey
jr.
Kenaley,
J.
John
WEST,
Lowell
to
from
Goodalle
Pine
byd.
depot
next
n.
Right
Left
—- F. R. Danforth
begins
st.
-— Taylor
schoolhouse
— West
j.
Church
Cong.
est
. & M. R. R. crosses
WHEATLAND,
11. Proctor’s
Prospect
from
northwesterly
crossing,
Right
Left
—
—
5.
Allen,
C. W.
Little,
M.
David
AppIe'ton,
F. H.
1'.
s.
. 1'.
r.
WHEELER,
' from
234
Washington
Right
Left
Dowdall
R.
1 P.
.T. Tbrlsmoll
.Tnhh
1Vl'r*(‘a.rthv
P2 fr-ick
1vl'r~Na.mee
5 William
.T. Chenery
James
6
Maher
James
2
4
Street,
Pcafiodv,
Mass.
TelephoneConne6'tioi1
1114
L. Tenney
Phillips
B.
Zyskowsky
Russell
J.
&. M. R. R. crossing
Nowik
Joseph
—
s. r.
Joyce,
J.
J.
——
Churchill
W.
-——Robert
B. Robinson
Alfred
crosses
st.
— — Lake
ends
st.
—— Pine
Leach
— C. A.
Ross
Martin
——
SouthT.
—— Thomas
wick
M. Scribner
—— W.
Sidmore
— Warren
Manson
—— Olof’
Ross
John
-——
Rasmussen
Carl
-—
Southwick
B.
— D.
RichardC. M.
Mrs.
—
son
Latham
M.
-——
Meecham
— Robert
line
——.—.Lynnfield
-——Mrs.
W.
F.
—— R.
-— -— B.
Right
McCarthy
9 Charles
Cooper
Oath.
Mrs.
Kehoe
Andrew
Herlihy
11 James
J. Murphy
M.
10
14
Cgmiff
15 John
Barrett
F.
Thomaa
16
,
WILLOW
Left
17
to
48 Pierpont
er
Shilla
from
Right
6
8
Carmody
E.
John
Burke
Michael
Carroll
25 Timothy
Nash
H.
John
12
Wendell
A.
12a.
Kelleher
J.
WINNEGANCE
from
Pumping
Left
2
AVENUE,
11.
Lynn
road
Sta.
109
opp.
WINTER,
Right
George‘ H. Stowe
I. A. Chute
from
.
WINONA,
from
Left
Newbury
to Lynnfield
Left
line
8
Right
—— G.
H.
Electric
Thurreli
Light,
Power
Spring
son
19
R
to
14
Ma-
ight
J. Fitzpatrick,
mnfr.
Poles
Connors
F.
D.
Hanlon,
John
and
GROCER
PEABODY.
O’Brien
7 Thomas
Greeks
Roche
Richard
M. Dailey
Mrs.
Lane
13 Cornelius
Haight
Chas.
15 Turks
crosses
st.
—— Oak
— L. B. Southwick
office
10
12
—
('30.,
19 Jos. F. Keller
Larsen
Lars
Lafreniere
Charles
Haines
H..
25 M.
23
26
WINTHROP,
from
88
Tremont
16
Left
to
opp.‘
Collins
Right
Galenius
Edward
5 Vacant
Crowley
T.
Charles
Sweeney
M.
Thomas
Fra.n.k
8
Tashere
V.
10
McMahon
John
R. Mannix
Mrs
12
McMahon
J.
B.
J. Lillis
James
14
C. Mahoney
Wm.
Hardiman,
Rose
Mrs.
rear
4
6
lea.
1 C.
Forest
opp.
OF
HOUSEHOLDERS
AND
STREETS
WH EE LE R ST.—C’ont’d.
Left
FROM YOUR
Good Will Soap
Order
WOODLAND,
from
2nd
Telephone
Work
Arlington
Rockdale
and
ave
ave.
to
Suppljes
C°nne~5h°nStreet,Peabodv.- Telephone
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PEABODY
PEABODYDIRECTORY
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Co. ; Amer.
Leather
C. L. L. 00., A. C. Lawrence
ABBB.EVlATIONS.—A.
B. R. B. & L. R. R , Boston.
B., Boston;
b. or bds., boards;
a.ve., avenue;
Co.;
Hide and Leather
(3. or
bvd., beyond;
building;
b1dg.,
b1k., block;
between;
bet.
and Lynn Railroad;
Beach
Revere
11., 110113 ;jc., junction;
Co. Lynn;
Electric
G. E. Co. L , Gen.
do., ditto;
ct., court;
cor., corner;
I’. 0., post
p1,, place;
Islands;
P. 1., Philippine
opposite;
n., near; opp.,
manufacturer;
mnfr.,
r., rear; re1n., repropnietor;
Co.; propn,
Fertilizn"
& Polsey
Parmenner
P. & P. F. 00..
office;
st.,
residence;
s. r., summer
sq., square;
Peabody;
S. E, South
S., Salem;
rooms;
rms.,
moved;
W. P.,
Co ; whf., wharf;
Machine
Tanning
T. T. M . C0,, Turner
supt: , superintendent;
street;
West Peabody.
one year,
within
the town,
from
removed
of the persons
names
REMOVALS AND DEA’I‘HS.—Th8
inhave been
the same period,
died during
who have
of citizens
and the names
so far as known,
of the public.
for information
herein
serted
ABBOTT
h. at
[field
James, h. 242 Lynnfiefd \
James jr. core maker, b. 242 LynnJohn R. core maker, 1). 242 Lynnfield
Allard
Adamis
James,
mor.
Walnut
Maik,
Adamowycz
Adams
-09
h. 4 Newhall
E. oiler,
H. wid.
HLIWS
pl.
E. principal,
b. at
School,
West
trav.
com.
Ernesto,
Chestnut
P. grocer,
Cyrino
R. h. 148 Lynn
Lewis E. farm hand,
Allenspach
Alm Carl
h.
12
Edward,
laborer,
h. 40 Sherman
[Walnut
h. 40
extractors, oft Lowell byd. Proctors
crossing;
Centre
room,
page 589.
Express
Pea.
UP-TO-DATE
&' JOY
Worker,
Louis, mor. worker, h. 40 Walnut
G0. grease
MERICAN DEGREASING
Established
(1115)
I83
7.
and sales-
oflice
and
Union.
Co. Main c. Mill,
See
and West
R. R. station
ntractor. Building
LEANDERE. JOY§£°_“___‘C°
DAVIS
h. 2 Centre
b. 2 Centre
Matilda,
mor.
Joseph,
Altshuler
John, tanner, h. 20 Midway
h. 7 English
Ahola Kale, lea. worker,
Aiken Arthur W. painter, h. 44 Lowell
to
at 13 Stevens
W. maid,
mor. dresser,
John,
h. 16 Endicott
farm hand,
James,
John, lab. b. 6 Summer
N. J.
rem. to Newark,
David,
Ahern
h. 90 Franklin
mor. worker,
James,
Successor
street
Lynufield
Edith
Altonen
at
Lowell
R. Danforth’s,
Almshouse,
h.
b. 148 Lynn
housekeeper
A.
Hannah
F.
1-2
pun
ct.
h. Allens
farmer,
John,
Bouleh. Beacon
A. machinist,
vard
Almeder
[102 Tremont
4 Sprague,
Aguiar
h. 14 Sprague
currier,
Frank,
h. 12 Sprague
currier,
Manuef,
Ahearn
:9 ‘sefiueg
8
EMA‘;
E. h.
23>
[Salem
b. 8 Osborne
b. at
14 Berry,
J. clerk,
rem: to Lowell
M. Etta,
William
Adler John,
Aguero
blk. h. at Salem
C. R. b. 40 Franklin
Helen
h. 148 Wash.
T. mor. worker,
James
B. R. B. & L. R.
conductor,
Lewis,
Horace
Emily
Osborne
Emma F. b. 8 Osborne
John H. hostler, b. 8 Osborne
[Salem
John Q. rem. to Dorchester
May
George W. boot black, 7 1-2 A11en‘s
[Sherman
Worker, h. 13
mor.
ct.
h. 268 Lynn
Charles A. carpenter,
Charles W. (B.), s. 1'. Wheatland
George I. clerk (B.), h. 39 Aborn
65 1-2
rms.
worker,
lea.
T. rem. to Chelsea
Amos
h. 9 Da1ton’s
Catherine,
b. 20 Union
Ernest
W. h. 17 Lynnfield
13. 1 Highland
worker,
Pk. (east)
Ernest
Albert,
Allen
h. 33 Wal-
Worker,
lea.
Peter,
nut
Algalakis
e
Harris, h. 42 Walnut
Ablovitch
88 1-2 Walnut,
Sarah Mrs. variety,
Achorn
103 Fos-
foreman,
J. Howard,
Alexander
(S.), b. 2 Perkins
19 Main, b. 151 Low-
B. clerk
Lillian
Lucy11l\£[. clerk,
[ter, h. 22 Cottage
rms. do.
Charles S. mor. dresser, h. 2 Perkins
Earle F. mor. worker. 13. 2 Perkins
Eflie M. clerk, (S.), b. 2 Perkins
Elmer R. mngr, 33 Main, h. ——
George F. butter, etc. b. 151 Lowell
George H. lab. h. 151 Lowell
TanGeorge W. clerk, Winchester
nery 00. b. 151 Lowell
162 Main, h.
32 Walnut,
baker, bsmt.
restaurant,
Ohan,
Photis,
Ajootian
Alevros
[at Lynn
h. 2 Collins
Aiss Mati, laborer,
h. 89
[Salem
45 Wallis,
foreman,
A.
Arthur
dyer,
lea.
A.
ALFRED
Aborn
Q
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MACHINERY
Tele
phone
Connection
seoeuxng
‘se
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and
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Car
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epairing
and
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BA WORKS,
GLEY
ELM
6: CENTRAL
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-
PEABODY
American
Glue 00. 231 Washington
Ames Albert P. (A. P. Ames & 00.), 26
Central,
h. 47 Andover
MES A. P. & 00. (Albert
P. Ames),
grain dealers,
26 Central.
See
page
Arnold
Beulah
B. _milliner, b. 113 AndovexEdward,
teamster,
h. 14 Hancock
Edward
J. plumber,
h. 2 Dustin
Enoch
Amor Charles,
farm hand, 11. 15 Sylvan
Auastos
Charles,
mor. dresser,
h. 1-. 22
Walnut
Anderson
Aina,
Charles,
Edward,
maid
at 6 Park
machinist,
gardener,
Arpin
b. 36 Franklin
b. 13 Highland
(east)
[cia’s,
Oscar,
quarryman,
b.
Peter,
carpenter,
Simon,
Andrew
Andrews
”
lea.
b. 9 Upton
Worker,
h. ft.
Pond
rd.
Gr. fireman,
James,
Anglin John
Angyolopulos
Annis Daniel
lea.
h. 38 Lynn
worker,
E. Harry,
rem.
NNIS PETER
W. propr.
Peabody
Archambeault
Urge],
Tremont
Archer
M.
William
tral
Argyras
H.
housekeeper
fireman,
Mickel,
Armstead
Caller,
J.
at
h. 43 No. Cen[b. 5 do.
lunch
Lizzie
dresser,
h. 44
[114 Central
room,
stenog.
20 Walnut,
Walnut
b. at Salem
Armstrong
Charles
L. moulder,
b. 41
Northend
Edward,
}ea. Worker,
b. 25 Tremont
Elwood C. lineman,
h. 67 Endicott
Fannie,
wid. Thomas,
boarders,
145
Main,
h. do.
Isaac,
carpenter,
r.
Joseph,
mor. dresser,
Leather
00.
Caller
Levi,
lea.
mor.
worker,
[Wash.
26 Main,
h. 63
h. 113 Walnut
mnfrs.
Aull
Bertha
A. clerk,
b. at Salem
Aux-obi Mike,
laborer,
Ausiello
Frank,
emp.
(3.
mngr.
Armstrong
h. 25 Holten
,
Leather
Charles,
b.
S.
b. 26
[ct.
Nat’!
Calfskin
Co.
h. 14 Spring
G. E. Co. (L.),
h.
Rock Way
[Lowell
Christopher
E. steam fitter, h. 17
Sidney W. farm hand, b. Daniel
Pine
VERY CHEMICAL CO. Greo. S. Hosmer,
mgr. chemicals
and dye stufis,
28 Caller,
and (88 Broad,
13.).
See page
Awalt
Percy,
590
laborer,
OSCAR,
b. 1 Gross
mor.
dresser,
h. Elana
ave. c. Longwood
ave.
Bachellor
see Batchelder
Baetje
Henry,
clerk,
Peabody
board,
town
hall,
h.
water
20 State
c.
Howard
ave.
['71 Aborn
Bagley Charles A. Watchmgn,
Grove,
11.
Dennis J. mor. dresser,
h. 8 Caller
T. B.
(P.
B. & G.
Bagley),
Central,
also market
gardener,
3 Tremont
pl. 31. do.
Harry G. timekeeper,
A. C. L. L. 00.
b. 71 Aborn
[Tremont
pl.
Harry S. stenog. (Wash. D. 0.), b. 3
Lena W. clerk,
Central
c. Endicott,
b.
18 Bowditch
Marion
B. teacher
(Dover,
N. H.), b.
12 1-2 Andover
P. Brooks (P. B. & G. Bagley), Central c. Eudicott,
also seed grower,
12 1-2 Andover,
h. 25 Tremont
Sarah A. b. 63 Wash.
William,
00.
Walnut
6
h.
Joseph,
mor. Worker, h. 21 MidWilbrod,
foreman,
Hunt—Rankin
Lea. 00. h. 22 Oarleton
Gustave
c.
cutter,
Aubrey
Audette
BABAGIN
Wheatland
h. 13 Sylvan
mor.
Elizabeth,
Mon-
wid.
off Lynn-
John,
laborer,
b. 7 McIntire’s
John,
mor.
dresser,
h. 53 Midway
[way
Brown’s,
1:. 27 Lowell,
h.
page
1263
h.13 Northend
worker,
h. 12
An-
Athanasiu
Attridge
Austin
Averill
to Lynn
umental
Works,
1'. 72 Lynn.
See
Aplin
Owen,
mor. dresser,
Appleton
Charles,
lea.
Dane
Francis
H. (B.), s. 1'.
April
Ernest,
shoemaker,
Augusta,
h. 4 Harris
1. com. trav. h. 94 Walnut
Joseph,
lab. h. 8 Grove
M. laborer,
h. 59 Lynn
11. 113
J. G. Needham’s,
Lowell
Asloglou
Paul S. clerk, 18 Lowell,
Walnut
King
Ba Baby, lab. h. Russell c. Birch
1. eil M. tool maker,
h. Spring
Thomas
And:-ius
Bartholomew
J. W. Galen-
hand,
Joseph
F. shoe
Spring
st. ct.
Arvedson
Matthew,
fireman,
h. 13 Highland
park (east)
M. Elizabeth,
b. 13 Highland
park
farm
Oscar
J. carpenter,
h.
field 11. Cedar
Pond
Arundel
pk. (east)
James,
died Oct. 18, 1909
James
S. printer,
h. 122 Lowell
Mary, wid. James,
b. 112 Lowell
A.
dovet
Frank, foreman,
r. 140 Main,
h. at
Salem
[Chestnut
Frank T. clerk ( 1'74 Wash. B.), h. 26
1257
h. do.
AGLEY P. B. & 00. (P. Brooks
and
Gustave
T. B. Bagley),
grocers,
§}en7tra1 c. Endicott.
See page
See P. I.Woods & Co.
25
THE
AUCTIONEERS
APPRAISERS.
8 Allen's Block, - Peabody,
AND
Mass.
Sheets, Pillow Siips, Towels,
Tablecloths.
and Bed Spreads, washed ant! ironed tn, the
best manner for
30 cents
per dozen.
17 wA;_Nu-r
Peabody Steam Laundry
BAGLEY
Bagley
Roy
W.
mont;
[Peabody.]
farm
hand,
b.
3 Tre-
Edward,
foreman,
Salem
Bakeman
Nicholas,
b. 11 Wallis
Baker
Alfred,
mor.
152
engineer,
Barnes
Main,
h.
b. at
4 Railroad
A. asst.
byd.
Peabody
ave.
mechanic,
Samuel,
Caller
Barbeau
Dominick,
00.
John
W. 11. 44
Leather
Nat’!
Calfskin
worker,
Edmund
J. bookkeeper,
L01-d’s, b. 9 Wash.
Barnes
H.
Caroline
b.
82
J.
Wid. George
A.
F. b. 7
School
H, mor. worker,
Clarence
W. clerk,
b. 7 Lowe
21 Winter,
b.
School
Herman
Marlow
Range Closets,
Wash Sinks,
and other
Gr. clerk,
A.
h. 4 King
rem. to New
Wid.
50
b.
16
William,
A. b. 75 Northend
rem. to New York
J. foreman,
A. C. L. L. 00.
Robert,
lea.
Margaret,
[pl.
worker,
h.
Hampshire
7
'7 Elliott
Wid. William,
av‘ ‘sefiueg
Margaret E. h. 26 Elm
h. 129
Main
William J. mor. dresser,
Barry Annie, b. 12 Midway
W. b. 9 Wash.
Clarence
C0.
h. 110 Central
T. h. 1-. Rock Way
William,
Barron
b. 9 Wash.
8.
b. 39 Warren
Refining
chief
fire dept. h. 4 Andover
F. mor. dresser,
b. 75 N01-thend
Barrows
L. wid. Howard
mngr.
h. 73 Northend
Northend
[c. Birch
Barnaby Andrew, farm hand, h. Russell
George A. b. 25 Oak
Mary E. Wid. Thomas N. h. 25 Oak
Ellen
(Star
B.),
William
Bari] Alfred, lea. Worker, h. 26 Mt. Vernon
Barker Albert, rnachinist_ h. 71 Wash.
Frances
b. 30 Fulton
W. Goodall,
Michael
J. mor. Worker,
h. 16 Dalton’s ct.
[end
Michael
J. mor. dresser,
h. 75 NorthThomas
F. ins. sol. b. 16 Wheeler
b. 1A
{Wash.
Joseph,
lea. Worker,
h. 9 Proctor
Leo, mor. dresser,
h. 11 Oakland
Barnard
Geo.
P.
Margaret
York
to Maine
lea.
h. 15 Pleasant
dresser,
Henry B. rem. to Salem
James H. mor. dresser, h 30 Fulton
Jesse F. foreman,
19 Foster;
also
b. ft.
h. 83 Wallis
Cliflord,
00.
Hannah
M.
Wheeler
Felix
A. rem. to Maine
‘()0Israel,
]_:;[,1;]j]Njs
29 Eng‘;
mor. worker,
b. 46 Webster
Barkhouse
Drug
h. Emerson
dresser,
foreman,
mor.
Frederick
A.
00.
96 Wal-
Ellen, died Aug. 25, 1909
b. r. 147
Bancroft Sarah E. Wid. George
Bang Henry J. sec. Armstrong
Co. h. at New
Alma J. rem.
laborer,
A.
State,
rd.
mor.
M. bookkeeper,
David
Ex.
Oscar H. rem. to Canada
Ballou Frank B. 11. Prospect 11. Lowell
Baltimore
. 11
'7 Walnut,
Central
c. Walnut
Edward,
mor. dresser,
h. at Lynn
A. C. L.L.
Ellsworth
G. clerk,
Edward
E. lea. worker,
foreman,
Emerson
[State
Lewis
Daniel,
Joel E. master mechanic,
O. L. L. 00. h. ft. Emerson
John
b,
nut, b. 30 Fulton
Catherine,
Wid. James,
h. 30 Fulton
Charles
E. teller,
Warren
National
Bank,
h. Emerson
,
Lowell
John,
231 Wash.
H. tanner, h. 7 Lowe
H. teamster,
h. 3 Mt. Ver-
Catharine
h. 75 Tremont
00. h. '1 Pierpont
Peter 0. Lynn and
press,
K. chemist,
Barrett
Alice
V. b. 4 Andover
Annie
M. h. 42 Oak
George,
mor. Worker,
h. 89
Walnut
Luis,
painter,
h. 89 Walnut
Baldwin
Ernest
W. foreman,
A. C. L. L.
William
1117
non
Barr
Bakopolus
Ballentine
Stewart
William
William
30 Wainut,
[ment ave.
h. 39 Cle-
dresser.
Jacob,~shoemaker,
Ballard
pgggogy
11 Foster
87 Aborn
Bailey Jessie M. Mrs. h. 3 County
Bain Kenneth R. clerk,
N. 0. Co.
Ball
.
-
BARRY
pl.
Sarah, Wid. Henry, h. 18 Bowditch
William W. shoemaker,
b. 18 Bowditch
Bagnall
s1-3::-r,
Daniel
F. conductor,
pure seo'eu.m,_.;[ ‘se
b. 129 Main
b. 5 Park
David, currier, h. 12 Midway
David A. mngr. 13 Main, b. 12 MidWay
Hannah
J. Wid.
Richard
J. pres.
George
& Barry,
71 Walnut,
h.
80 Wash.
[Tremont
James
F. mor. mfr. 48 Foster,
h. 36
James
J. foreman,
h. 31 Tremont
James
J. teamster,
h. 32 Fulton
James
J. student,
b. 80 Wash.
John J.
Mary A.
Mary L.
Michael,
Richard
mor. dresser,
b. 12 Midway
student,
b. 80 Wash.
W
Wid. John J. h. 35 Midway
driver, h. 8 Spring st. ct.
J. died Nov. 27, 1909.
Thomas
F. lea. Worker,h.
Thomas H. foreman,
in 40 do.
16 Midway
r. 140 Main, h.
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6: Central
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Sts.,
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and
Supplies
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[Peabody.]
BARTI-I
Barth Victoria,
wid. John, b. 272 Wash.
Bartlett
George
E. lea. sorter,
b. 17
Chestnut
[Chem-.nut
Mary E. wid. James
E. T. h. 17
Bartos Starry,
mor. worker,
b. 6 Endicott
Basford
Alden
P.
mor.
dresser,
h.
117 Lowell
b. 11 Wallis
Bernard,
nut,
L.), b. 9
School
Beckstorm
George
C. h. 72 Low-
Joseph
W. Wid.
G. h. 28’? Wash.
[do.
Lillian
I.
dressmaker,
'12 Lowell,
Ralph
A. mor.
worker,
Baston
Michael,
teamster,
scott
ave.
b.
b. 9 School
h. 3 Swamp-
Becorsky
foreman,
ave.
r. 83 Wal-
(L.),
shoemaker,
James,
h.
c. Bartholomew
Barnet,
Bedford
h. 75 Gen.
30 Walnut,
h. at Salem
Kennard,
blacksmith
Oak
11
b.
[tral
William
0. letter carrier,
Beckman Nicholas,
engineer,
Beckowitz
Etta W. b. 72 Lowell
Frank W. emp. (G. E. 00.
Izette
Beckett
Howard
P. student,
b. 8 Elm
H. Marguerite,
b. 18 Elm
Walter
H. clerk, Mill c. Wallis,
9
School
TNe%e:VI
BERRY
h. 13 Mill
h. 6 Church
laborer,
Beechey
John E. died Oct.
Joseph
H. mor. dresser,
ver
13, 1909
h. 50 Ando-
to Maine
Beers
John,
Arthur
P/clerk
(B.), b. 38
Clement ave.
Caspar,
agt.
So. Middleton
R. R.
station,
h. Birch opp. Russell
Begg
Foster,
Charles
Patrick
H. currier,
h. '7 Warren
Bell Grace F. b. 63 Andover
Nellie, b. 4 Wagner
Pierce, milk, 63 Andover,
h. do.
Bellew
John J. engineer,
9 Grove, h. 5
Batchelder
A.
salesman,
136
Main,
h.
124 do.
Charles
F.
mor.
dresser,
Chax-le)s/Ev. cashier
h. 153 Main
Warren
National
Bank,
h. 38 Clement
ave.
Donald,
salesman,
b. 10 Andover
Edna G. b. Caspar
Frances
B. wid.
keeper
at 25 Andover
153 Main,
b. do.
William,
b. 1'? Proc-
chard’s,
Beals
Lowell
William H. foreman,
A. B. Clark
(20. h. at Salem
Charles
W. mason. b. 26 Becket
Beamish
Sam,
mor.
Worker,
11. 10 Wallis
Beaulieu
Eugene,
shoe worker,
11. 10
County
[h. 18 do.
Beckett
Benjamin,
carpenter,
r. 18 Elm,
5*
Caroline
A. h. 126 Lowell
Clara
G. L.
00.
Beckett,
pres.
See page
1262.
George
(The),
Clarence
florists,117
P. salesman.
Belyea
bookkeeper
(S.),
h.
b. '7
[b. 7 Warren
A. teacher,
Albert
Ella
South
school,
L.
Lowell.
to Maine
T. rem.
E. rem.
to Maine
Isaac, rem. to Maine
[dicott
Bendl Frank J. pattern
maker, h. 55 EnBenedict
James H. rem. to Glove:-sville
Benfield
Arthur,
salesman,
27 Central,
h. 1 Andover
Helen E. musician,
b. 1 Andover
Catherine,
Wid.
Lawrence,
died
March 21, 1910
Hannah
Mrs.
[do.
boarders,
8 Harris,
Thomas
A. mor. worker,
Beuzwich
Gustave,
bleacher,
ton’s
Beretitsky
Berger
11.
11. 8 Harris
h. 18 Dal-
ct.
Morris,
Olive,
h. 51 English
padlar,
wid.
Upton,
Berkinshaw
John,
boarders,
9
h. do.
George,
b. at Salem
shipper,
27 Central,
[nut
Bernstein
Michael, baker, h. 25 1-2 WalBerry Alfred W. h. 115 Central
Alice H. teacher
of drawing
(Montpelier,
Vt. ), b. 18 Elm
Frank E. carpenter,
h. 25 Berry
Henry
K. rem.
Herbert
ERRY
to Seattle.
M. clerk,
J.
Wash.
h. 57 Wash.
WEBSTER,
dertaker,
103
page
1263
furnishing
Wash.
un-
h. do.
See
Lorano M. wid. John M. h. 57 Wash.
Mary E. b. 17 Aborn
Oliver, died Jan. 12, 1910
William H. bleacher,
h. 123 Wash.
W.
h. 8 Elm
See P.Woods
J.
[do.
197 Lowell,
Warren
Margaret
E. b. 117 Lowell
Clarence
L. pres. The 0. L. Beckett
Co. 117 Lowell, h. do.
EGKETT
Edward
Bennett
Sally E. student,
b. 124 Main
[do.
William
O. grocer, 138 Main, h. 142
see Bachellor
Batcherman
Raymond,
rem. to Boston
Battencourte
Anthony
J. tacker,
b. 69
Northend
Shamrock
Batista
Francisco
S. teamster,
h. 14
Battye George W. (Pike & Whipple 00.),
1 Sylvan,
b. at Danvers
Bauto Margaret,
housekeeper
at J. BouBayne
provisions,
Fulton
Batche1der’s
George
G. house-
Henry K. ofiice mngr. A. C. L. L. Co.
h. 15 Emerson
Henry N. ice, 162 Lynn, h. do.
Lucy F. milliner,
Margaret,
Wid.
tor
Beirne
rem.
Alonzo,
byd.
6' Co.
FOR
farmer
Proctor’s
h.
ofi
Lowell
Crossing
REAL
ESTATE
FIRE INSURANCE
8 Allen’: Block, - Peabody,
AND
Miss.
from a Circus Tent to a Pocket Handkerchief.
We LAUN DER everything
PEEABODY
STEAM
LAUNDRY,
[Peabody.]
BERTRAND
Bertrand
Joseph
Bettencourte
N. rem.
Frank,
Worker,
b.
69
Northend
Louis
R. C. Wood
ton
Verissimo
Beveridge
Beyer
J.
worker,
h. 42 Ful-
[Northend
Worker,
11. 69
mor.
William
G. B.
Wallis,
h. at Salem
Henry
J. foreman,
foreman,
Bickford
Frank
45
A. C. L. L.Go.
b. 39 Warren
.
Edward
G.
P. machinist,
[Aborn
carpenter,
h. 10
h. 39 Franklin
Leonard
field
H. poulterer,
n. Almshouse
Luther
Mrs.
11. off
Lynn-
housekeeper
at
Birmingham
Mrs.
Ellen,
Ellen,
nurse,
nurse,
b.
5 Lin[Salem
wid. Michael,rem.
J.
B. Thomas
b. do.
D. emp.
B. R. B.
James
P. mor.
worker,
& L.
R.
b. 96 Main
V. student,
to Salem
B. & M.
mor. dresser,
h. 63 Midway
J. student,
b. 18 Church
lea. Worker,
William
J.
mont
Birnak
Jacenty,
Biron
Alfred,
mor.
Ella,
dresser,
rem.
rem.
Manuel,
Blackburn
b. 89 Walnut
to
15 Tre-
New
h.42
E. clerk
clerk
Harris
b. 3
sq.
J. hack, livery
stable,
1'. 17 Fossq. See page 1263
(S.),
W.
b. 3 Park
machinist,
sq.
b. 181
Lynn
[man
h. 1 Sherb. 69 Endi-
Blaffka Martin,
lea. worker,
Blair Addie M. bookkeeper,
Edna A.
Edward
tral
Emily,
Greo. A.
trav.
salesman,
h.
sten. (B.), b. 38 Central
A. mor. dresser,
h. 38 Cen[Lowell
private
sec.
(S.),
b. 136
(Charles
H. Odell & Co. 62
Wash.
S.), 11. 180 Lowell
E. Wid. Arthur
S. b. 39 Wash.
J. Edwin, cashier
(B.-), 11. 8 Gardner
Roger,
clerk
(28 State,
B.). b. 136
~
22 Stevens”;
Martha
Mrs. variety,
omew,
31. do.
82 Barthol-
}1. do.
Missack,
ironer, h. 82 Bartholomew
Blingsby
Albert,
rem. to Woburn
Bliss Charles D. ins. agt. h. 6 Perkins
Bliznik
Exime,
lea.
worker,
11. 5 Sawyer
Blodgett
George W. h. 23 Berry
Blynn William,
driver,
h. Oak
Bartholomew
Boardman
Lee C. tanner,
Arthur
also
P.
of the
57 Andover,
driver,
n.
h. 35 Holten
overseer
milk,
ave.
poor;
h. do.
b. 57 Andover
ODGE FRED W. mngr.
Crystal
Farm Dairy,
31 Andover.
Albert,
driver,
at Danvers
17
Blake Arthur
F. salesman,
Eliza J. Wid. Augustus
DegreasWalnut,
h.
h. 9 Sutton
S. h. 89 An-
dover
[Wash.
Nathaniel
W.
See page
Freeman
P. driver,
George P. carriage
6 Franklin
st.
1260
[Andover
hose No. 3, h. 31
mnfr. (S.), rms.
ct.
[st.
A. housekeeper
E. b. 57 Andover
Sophia
Susan
A. Wid. Jacob
G.
A. b. 31 Andover
E.
Danvers
mason,
h.
ct.
at 6 Franklin
[dover
Laura
Sallie
William
Lake
b. 57
h.
31 An-
Newbury
line
:1.
[ct;.
William
H. driver, h. 6 Franklin
st.
Bodwell
Clarabel
A. housekeeper
at 46
Wallis
[Lowell
cotb
Havelock
M. supt.Amer.
ing 00. h. 69 Endicott
B. wid.
F. h. 136
A. b. 38 Central
do.
and boarding
ter, h. 3 Park
Louise
Stephen
Winchester,
12 Emerson
City
(B.),
b. 3 Park
LAGKBURN JOSEPH
Blaisdell
Charles
A. Louis,
h.
Worker,
lea.
Thomas
P. wid.
sq.
Benjamin
clerk,
103
Foster,3AA—S.I9p'e9'I
h. 27
Newell
&
39 HNACI
av»
$2 H.uxatp
Has
2.12safiueg p.
Andover
28 No. Central
Park
sq.
canvasser,
J. Arthur,
York
to Lynn
foreman,
Edward
Blackler
h.
sq.
Lowell
Bodge
Bishop
Robert
E.
°O3
Hllwg
Knowlton's,
Bittcar
b. 18 Church
L. student,
William,
18 Mason
clerk
(S.), b. 1 Park
h. 81 Bartholomew
Alice
18
R. R. h. 18 Church
Walter
Blaney
Blazick
goods,
h.
Lowell
William,
painter,
b. 18 Church
Mary P. Mrs. Catholic
Church, h. do.
Michael
D. frt. conductor,
Patrick,
Vincent
M. Amy,
Wallace,
Helen
R.
lab.
Marshall,
11. 54 Bartholomew
Mary J. wid. Asa, h. 1 Park
to
hospital,
[b. 190 Lynn
Frank
Jeremiah
Kate rem.
Joseph,
272
Wash.
Mary T.
coln pl.
1119
Warren
P. police oflicer,
h. 73
Andover
Blanchard
Coir, lab. b. 18 Mason
Etta. F. nurse, b. 1 Park sq.
Evelyn A. nurse, b. 1 Park sq.
0.
Bikofsky
Barnet,
h. 13 Mill
Billings George E. baker, ab. 22 Franklin
Birdsall
BOETTNER
Blake
to Middleton
lea.
St. , Peabody
17 Walnut
h. 92
Boettner
Alfred,
confectioner,
George
W. clerk,
9 A1len’s
130 Lowell
Ida,
b. 130 Lowell
John,
John
confectioner,
jr. electrician,
b.
blk.
130
b.
h. 130 Lowell
b. 130 Lowell
27 LOWELL
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HUMPHREY
Ask 1120
and PROVISIONS
PROVISION
CO.,
your
BOISCLAIR
Bolish
Frank,
Bolster
bleacher,
Josfiph
20 Oakland,
h. 5 Dalton’s
W. blacksmith,
Boyer
141 An-
page 1270
Mary E. h. 7 Summer
Borden
Charles
H. wood
14 1-2 Foster
Boston
worker,
Main
Joseph,
shoemaker,
opp. A. E. Litt;1e’s
Mitchell,
shoemaker,
chard.‘s,
Lowell
Boucher
Richard,
carpenter,
rms.
h. Lowell
b.
J.
b.
Bou[dover
42 An-
b. 62 Lowell
Louis,
shoemaker,
cott 11. Forest
Boudrow
J osegh
h. ofl Wal-
W. carpenter,
h.
21
Proétor
w;11i{n H. boxmaker,
b. 21 Proctor
Bougas Anestos,
h. 4'? Midway
Ernest
(Peter
Eleopoulos
& Co.). 36
Walnut,
William,
etc.
rem.
to Omaha,
mor. dresser,
36 1-2 Walnut,
rem.
Neb.
also cigars,
h. 6 Upton
to Salem
Bowen
Catharine
T. stenog.
Wallis
Cornelius
L. messenger,
Francis
J. mor.
John,
died Jan.
John
F. student,
(L.),
b. 12
[cott
b. 12 Endi-
dresser,
h. 12 Wallis
3, 1910
b. 12 Wallis
Salem
Bowes
Bowler
Bowman
H.
currier,
Margaret,
59 Midway
Jeremiah,
shoe
Charles
Wash.
H.
rem.
Boxwell
Edwin
E.
Fannie
L. clerk,
pl.
& Arnold’s,
Edward,
Hannah
Oliver
Bradford
A.
stock
Worker,
b.
to Winchester
machinist,
h. 202
[Aborn pl.
mor.
dresser,
h. 6
48 Main, b. 6 Aborn
33 Clement
W. driver, h. 22 Mill
Edward
E.
teacher;
Bradley
Albertina
high
E. housekeeper
Gardner
Eliza
A. b. 48 Mt. Vernon
John D. currier,
h. 24 Mt.
Timothy
F.
stockfitter,
George,
carpenter,
at 13
Vernon
h.
48 Mt.
b. 6 Aborn
pl.
lab. h. 41 Mason
Centre
B1-ale
J. 3. Blood 0 .
IIARLAN P. oils and gas8 Liberty,h.
do.
See page
[b. 40 do.
Antonios,
hairdresser,
48 Walnut,
Bernard
A. mor. dresser,
h.
Haskell
pl.
Mary A. b. Haskell
pl.
BASS L. B. 00. (THE), E. G. Kelly,
treas. and mngr. ball cock mfrs.
12 Foster.
See page 1268
Bray Abigail P. Wid. Samuel
R. b. 71
Central
Edward,
mor.
John
Miles,
Breen
smelter,
b. 15 Bowditch
dresser,
h. 15 Bowditch
W. (U. S. N.),
mor. dresser,
Johanna,
Wid.
Overlea
Michael
William
Mary
b. 15 Bowditch
h. 234 Wash.
Cornelius,
ave.
h. off
[lea
ave.
H. shoe Worker, b. off OverF. machinist,
b. 6 Tremont
pl.
Brennan
James,
John,
driver,
laborer,
b. 89 Walnut
1-. 50 Lowell,
b.at Salem
J. wid.
John
J. h. 2 Bleachery
1-ow
R. rem.
to Boston
Walter
J. provisions
Breslow
William
F. mor.
Fulton
Bresnahan
Alice
sons
Catherine
Complete
b. 9 Proc-
Brannigan
school,
b. 62 Franklin
[tor
BRADSTREET
oline,
1272
Milton
teacher,
h.
school,
h. 3 Lowell
ter.
John
M. driver,
h. 84 Wash.
h. 1''! Pleas-
Fred L. clerk (Dan.),
b. 6 Aborn pl.
George E. asst. bookkeeper,
Munroe
Boyce
Machine
h. 44 Aborn
machinist,
John,
[ant
George
Boyle
the
Michael
A. salesman,
h. 19 Parsons
Patrick
J. lea. salesman,
h. 86 Gentral
William
G. machinist,
h. 15 Summer
Winifred
G. manicurist,
b. 15 Summer
[Sherman
Boylen
Francis
J. cook,
4 Lowell,
h. 16
Boynton
Amy Q. rem. to Roxbury
[p1,
Edward
W. plumber,
b. 6 Tremont
Breare
Stesie, Wid. John, 11. 12 Endicott
Warren
R. prin. Waliis school, b. at
Bowers
(sumat
OYLE JOHN MACHINE
00.
black.
smiths,
machinists,
and gas engines, 84 Walnut.
See page 1254
Bradshaw
Lynnfield
Frank,
variety
Vernon
Bouls
Patrick,
glue worker,
b. 20 Lynn
Boutwell
Olive,
Wid.
Charles,
h.
37
Bowden
Boyle
1-ms. 4'? Midway
James, mor. glazier,
b. 47 Midway
Louis, clerk, b. 47 Midway
Nicholas,
Bartholomew
ave.
Bouchard
Boudreau
W. Mrs.
mer),
Michael,
& Northern
Street:
Railway
Co.
waiting
rooms,
1 Lynn
and 7
W. F. tacker,
Margaret
00.
OMER FRANK E. mason and builder
35 Walnut,
b. 7 Summer.
See
Telephone.
for
PHILIP
BRESNAHAN KING
*'
pond, s. 1:. do.
John, treas. John
ct.
dover,
h. do.
Eliza
J. nurse,
b. 17 Proctor
Bolt
St., Peabody.
Grocer
[Peabody.]
'
Boisc1airhL%uis
D. carpenter,
. o.
for Cash and at Cash Prices
69 Washington
Bakery
and
Delicatessen
Kitchen
Connected
Gr. student,
A. dressmaker,
[mont
(L.), b. 36 Tredresser,
b. 10
b. 10 Par[ct. b. do.
15 Da1ton’s
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
WA
Lace Curtains Made to Look Like New (75
PEIIBODY
STEAM
LAUNDRY,
Daniel
goods,
F. clerk
(B.),
19 to 21 Main,
also dry
h. 39 do.
Ellen J. laundress
(S.), b. 34 Fulton
Grace 0. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 10 Parsons
James
P. clerk,
teu
19 Main,
h.
3'7 Hol[ct.
Jeremiah
B. farmer,
h. 15 Da1ton’s
Jeremiah
F. mor. dresser,
h. 138
Wash.
John F. mason, h. 12 Da1ton’s ct.
John
F.
mason,
b. 12 DaltoI1’s
ct.
Mary, wid. Patrick E. dry goods,
Wash. h. do.
Mary A. b. 12 Dalton’s
ct.
Mary
Mary
B. b. 15 Da1ton’s
F. b. 138 Wash.
136
Patrick
Patrick
H. painter,
ton’s ct.
Patrick
H. nailer,
ct.
b. 138 Wash.
[ct.
Thomas
J. engineer,
b. 15 Da1ton’s
Thomas
J. laborer,
h. 34 Fulton
William
J. died Sept. 9, 1909
Brett Mary A. housekeeper
at 4Gardner
Brewer
William H. driver, h. 13 English
Briggs Abbie A. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 66
Franklin
Adeline
R.
wid.
BROWN
Charles
Charles
John
F.
rem.
Chester
R. clerk,
Peabody
N.
Clarence E. teamster,
Edith,
nurse,
b.
Ethelyn
Thos.
W. stenog.
(B.),
George
W. 3d.
clerk,
at Lynn
Harriet
E. wid.
Herbert
lin
Pie:-pont
R. clerk,
Mary, wid.
Sarah,
13 Wash.
(Wyoma).
9 A1len’s
Patrick,
H. h.39
Wash.
Walnut
carrier,
c.
h. 30 Clem-
ave.
Isaac W. rem. to Lynn
James H. foreman,
Nat’!
Calfskin
00. h. 4 Highland
pk. (east)
Jane, wid. Daniel, b. 9 Lynn
')I}IOM
}IE[.l..lfl‘9
W H0.l.0[1flN00‘BNIJOOH
'1&IAV}I{)
D119
}I'.
rem.
Foster.
See page 591
Brooks Ann B. b. 5'7 Pierpont
Charles H. clerk, h. 11 English
RO0KS 0.11. MRS. caterer,
11 English, h. do.
Tel. eon.
See page
1256
Edith, clerk, b. 57 Pierpont
Lester
L. letter
ent
teacher
Rufus
h.
[Lynn
W. h. 16
Warren
b. at Salem
0.
b. 90 Main
T. T. M. 00.
Caller,
Laura
[field
59 Lynn-
Frank A. machinist,
h. 2 County
Frederick
H. rem. from town
Frederick
W. bleacher.
h. 39 Clement ave.
,
‘
George
H. shipper,
Hufit-Rankin
Lea. 00. h. at Salem
George W. b. 81 Lynn
bookkeeper,
Joseph
W. foreman,
Pierpont
Durkee’s,
h.
J.
Thomas,
h. Bay
ave.
Newbury
Edward
J. machinist,
Henry
wid.
h. 144 Lynn-
rd. c. Hillside
W. wid.
Mary.
b. at
[field
h. do.
Harriet
Broderick
00.
McKay stitcher,
to
03 RONCO
HLIWS
7? HNM
LEATHER
C0. 1‘. 50
0.
Daniel. h. Pine 11. Broad
David, mor. dresser,
h. 61 Fulton
Dora, wid. William,
lodgers,
14 1-2
Salem
[Vermont
Emma J. wid. Edward
M. rem. to
Mary A. Wid. Henry G. 11. 66 FrankBrimblecomb
Mary Mrs. b. '70 Franklin
Brisbois
Cyril, lab. h. Spring Pond rd. :1.
Lynn
[to Ipswich
1121-
A. moulder,
h. 27 Lynn
A. shoe buffer,
11. 41 Lynn
State
b. 12 Da1ton’s
pair)
Peabody
Ca_therine,
wid. Thomas,
b. 18
Hnghland
RGWN _ClIARLES,
carpenter
and
bmlder,
r. 196 Washington,
h.
do.
See page 1268
[Foster
Charles,
mot.
worker,
rms. 14 1-2
Foster,
E. died Dec. 9, 1909
E. mot. worker,
b. 12 Dal-
$1.,
Brown
D. Fred.
ct.
Mary J. clerk, 19 Main, 1). 39 do.
Michael 2d, mason, 10 Parsons. h. do.
Michael
1218 per
Walnut
[Peabody.]
BRESNAI-IAN
Bresnahan
17
h. 57
b.
57
[Pierpont
blk.
b. 57
h. 18 Harris
b. 18 Harris
Bropby
John J. rem. to Salem
Ulick A. h. 43 Mason
William
H. (U. S. N.), b. 43 Mason
Broughton
Winn
E. supt.
Walnut
c.
Caller, h. 139 Main
Brown Agnes A. clerk (S.), b. 72 County
Arthur
T. lawyer, b. 72 County
COOMBS-Plumber
John,
carpenter,
h. 72 County
John
M. salesman
(B.),
John
W. machinist,
b.
Jonathan
h. 17 State
14 1-2 Foster
S. machinist,
b. 41 Lynn
L. machinist,
h. 5 Pleasant
farmer,
h. 85 Lynnfield
[ell
Joseph
Lewis,
Lucy
Mary
R. wid. Charles E. h. 61 LowE. Wid. Charles
E. died July
15, 1909
Mary J. wid. Daniel B. rms. 9 Lynn
Michael,
rem. to Danvers
Nellie,
masseuse,
61 Lowell,
b. do.
Otis,
h. 90 Main
Peter
H. currier.
h. 21 Tremont
Porter
I). clerk,
Walnut
c. Caller,
b.
at Danvers
Rena
M. stenog.
Robert
(B.), b. 90 Main
P. ice and
stone,
also
team-
ing, 1'76 Lynn, h. do.
ROWN ROBERT P. JR. ice and
team-
ing,
176 Lynn,
b.
do.
See
page
1260
Steam and Hot Water Heating
27 LOWELL
ST»
'
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and
FORD
Car
Renziufiarage
Co.
epairing
and
Supplies
PEABODY
WILLIAM
L°V',,"-,=.'-,1-;;,°,,',,'j‘
‘W$3,';;,fJ,§F"Agentfor MoxieNerv
BUTLER
[Peabody.]
1122 L. FREEMAN,
BROWN
ELM5: CENTRAL
ST5.,
Brown
William, driver, hook and ladder,
No. 1, h. 14 Franklin
William
0. driver,
b. 162 Lynn
William
D. rem. from
town
Willis
F. rem. to Seabrook
Burke
Michael,
tender,
h. 8 Willow
Placide,
shoemaker,
h. ofi Forest
11.
Lowell
Thaddeus,
shoemaker,
b. P. Burke's
Theresa.
Bryan Edward, fireman, T. T. M. 00. h.
Ulick,
at Salem
Bryant
Daniel
David
H. moulder,
D.
foreman,
h. 119 Lynn
216
Lowell,
Lillie
A. M. sten.
Buckley
(B.), b. 235 Lowell
David,
section
foreman,
John
J uliaywid.
4 Allen's
blk.
Matthew,
C. Batche1der’s,
lab.
b.
Birch
J. foreman,
Patrick
J. shoes,
A. B. Clark
4 A11en’s blk.
Charles
A. engineer,
A. C. L. L. 00.
Frank, asst. supt. A. C. L. L. 00. h.
at Danvers
{h. at Danvers
Walter J. gen’l supt. A. O. L. L. 00.
Buker Daniel A. machinist,
h. 101 Lynn
Bulger Frank, shoemaker,
h. Longwood
ave.
[Ho1ten
Bullens L. Byron, mngr. 6 Lowell,
h. 9
Bulowsky
Stanislaw,
lab. h. 38 Sherman
Marion
Winnie
L. Mrs.
h. 2 Grove
Gr. bookkeeper
,
Grove
Burbeck
John
G. (Pyne
(Bev.),
& Smith
b. 2
00.),
21 Walnut,
h. 30 Holten
Joseph
N. h. 30 Holten
Burett
Burey
Andrew, lab. h. Russell
11. Birch
Richard C. foreman,
A. C. L. L.
00. h. 59 Wash.
Burke
Daniel
Delia,
J. currier,
h. 1-. 40 Main
maid at 45 Washington
D. Joseph,
mor. Worker,
b. 63 Midway
[Way
Edmund
F. mor. Worker,
b. 63 MidJames
T. mor. dresser,
h. 56 Midway
John J. mor. dresser,
b. 73 Endicott
Martin,
mor. dresser,
rms. 28A Main
Mary, maid at -16 Wash.
b. 32 T1-emont
b. 32 Tremont
[h. 108 Wash.
Andrew
George A. (Bursley
King, 11. 16 Elm
Harold
6 Caller,
C. hairdresser,
B. student,
& Crehore
Minot
h. at
h. 3 State
Elmer,
foreman,
h. at Salem
1-. 31 Wal[nut
b. 32 Tremont
dresser,
mont
00.
Lynn
[Proctor
Robert,
shoemaker,
h. Margin
c.
Bucksey
Addie
M. teacher,
b. 3 State
F. Waiter,
mor.
J. mor. dresser,
Bun-eby
[b. 94 Walnut
Michael
mxifr.
Paul, carpenter,
b. 26 Tremont
Richard
F. waiter,
4 Lowell,
13. 32
Tremont
Thomas
M. mor. dresser,
b. 32 Tre-
Bursley
b. 57 Fulton
Bunker
Charles
b. at
Mary, wid. Deums,
25 Bux-
Warren
James,
farmer,
b. 15 Kosciusko
Bernard,
currier,
h. 32 Tremont
John
[Lynn
Mich e1 J. b. 4 Dennis
b.
H. boiler maker, b. r. 31 WalGeorge
W. millwright,
h. '1
James,
mor. dresser, b. 22 Caller
h. 11 Groldthwait
PL
Budgell
Burns
M. teamster,
John P. fglerk,
John F. boiler
nut, h. do.
Philip
Burnham
B. &
M. R. R. h. 90 Franklin
Elizabeth
A.
housekeeper
at
90
Franklin
Francis
A. clerk, 83 Foster,
b.5 Berry
James,
lea. worker,
b. 88 Tremont
James
A. mor. shaver,
h. 5 Berry
b. 63 Midway
Worker,
ton
h. 34 County
b. 235 Lowell
Jeremiah,
M. clerk,
P. mor.
Burnett
G. farmer,
S. Isabelle,
William
William
h.
235 do.
Hiram
F. b. 63 Midway
h. 63 Midway
& Orehore),
b. 16 Elm
(George A. Bursley and
Crehore),
grocers,
King
c. Lowell
Burton
Bush
Frank
Nellie
E. lea. worker-,h.74
Wash.
J. b. 38 Fulton
USIIBY CHARLES F. metals,
etc. 105
Foster, h. 90 Central.
See page
1255
Fred W. (Bushby & 00.), 76 Main,
h. 29 Chestnut
Horace, died Feb. 16, 1910
Ida. A. Mrs. music teacher, 29 Chestnut, h. do.
Philip,
farmer,
I1. 71
Philip
salesman
0.
trav.
Central
(3.),
h. 4
King
William, meat inspector,
h. 64 Central
[tral
William jr. shoe Worker, b. 64 Cen& 00. (Fred W.), grocers, 76 Main
Butler
Albert,
engineer,
Hunt-Rankin
Lea. 00. b. 139 Lynnfield
Brothers (Joseph I. Thomas F. and
Patrick
L.
Northend
Butler),
laundry,
40
[b. 34 Northend
Catherine Gr. teacher (East Norton),
Elizabeth
J. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 34
Northend
Hervey,
rem. from town
Joseph
I. (Butler
Bros.),
end, b. 34 do.
Julia, h. 2 Mt. Vernon
Margaret L. wid. John,
Mary A. b. 34 Northend
See P. ].Woods & Co.
40 North-
h. 45 Fulton
THE AUCTIONEERS
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APPRAISERS.
8 A1Ien's Block, - Peabody,
Mass
wet
washing
done to suit (50
cents
PEIIBODY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Mary
Nellie
Patrick,
inner
Patrick
end,
end,
Thomas
h. 32 do.
J. foreman,
Mary, Wid. John J. h. 30 Chestnut
Patrick
J. mor. worker,
11. 25 Sher.
Bros.),
40 North-
Timothy
h.
[20 Cottage
r. 50 Lowell,
11.
E. plumber,
b. 29 No. Cen[Central
Walter
H. car conductor,
h.
Buttiner
John
M. mor.
dresser,
Midway
31 No.
h. 19
Caikosusky
E.
Charles
fireman,
electric
Ellen
Frank,
Horace
Lewis,
Luther
F. clerk,
teamster,
0. driver,
Paige
[vets
27 Main, 11. at Danb. 24 Foster
b. 21 Andover
36 Andover,
h. do.
Seefoot
3 ll1!lUS 39 aufid
Samuel,
farm
hand,
‘>1-l0A’\WWW 199“?
b. 21 Andover
William
E. 1-em. to Saugus
Buzos Speros. shoe Worker, b. 58 Fulton
Byrne John M. blacksmith,
b. 6 Crownsee
inshield
Burns
Byron Harry P. trav. salesman,
h. 8 State
John W. engineer,
143 Lynufieid,
h.
150 do.
Elizabeth,
b. Glue Hill
William J. mor. worker,
E. W.
Hill
b. Glue Hill
J. farmer,
b. 5 Shamrock
milliner,
b. 25 Sherman
Patrick,
h. 34 Tremont
clerk,
1’? Lowell,
b. 30
teacher,
COONIBS,
St-. Peabody,
Patrick
F. clerk
Patrick
F. mor. dresser,
(S.),
P“? -3“!d!d
b. 35 Tremont
h. 15 North-
end
Patrick
F. b. 30 Union
CADEN
ANNIE E. b. Glue Hill
Charles
J. mor. dresser,
h. Glue
Edward,
gardener,
h. Glue hill
Caetano
Manuel
Cahill
Annie
D.
Ellen,
Wid.
Harry
W.
Chestnut
Helen,
music
H. lea. worker,
b. 35 Tremont
J. clerk,
T. T. M. 00.
b. 29
Union
John J. machinist,
b. 12 English
John J. jr. apprentice,
b. 52 English
J oht(11S. carpenter,
50 English,
h. 52
o
Julia F. b. 35 Tremont
Margaret
E. stitcher,
b. 15 Northend
Margaret
E. b. 52 English
Mary A. rem. to Salem
Mary J. shirt maker,
b. 35 Tremont
Mary T. b. 30 Union
Nora E. died Nov. 15, 1909
Patgrick, h. 30 Union
[1909
Patrick,
52 English,
died July 22,
Patrick,
h. 35 Tremont
lines
H. housekeeper
at 71 Central
C. brakeman,
b. 63 Endicott
O. rem. to Saugus
mor. dresser,
h. 20 Union
V. 11101‘. dresser,
b. 35 Tre-
A. nurse,
b. 30 Union
b. 52 English
John
John
Lyman E. clerk, h. 63 Endicott
Mary E. rem. to Saugus
Mary J. h. 72 Central
BUXTON
NATT, electrical
contractor,
Phebe
Ralph
Ralph
(S.), h.
rd.
James
F. tree warden,
11. 11 Highland park (east)
[35 Tremont
James G. clerk, Nat’1Ca‘1fskiu
Co. b.
James J. rem. to Salem
~
Jeremiah
F. tool sharpener,
h. 48
Midway
Jeremiah
J. h. 11 Sutton
John. mor. dresser,
h. 1-. 80 Tremont
H. b. 83 Lowe]!
B.
b. 48 Holten
Daniel J. (D. J. Callahan
& C0,),
Peabody
sq. h. 36 Mason
D. J. & 00. (Daniel
J. Callahan),
lunch, Peabody
sq.
light
Ethel M. b. 83 Lowell
[Endicott
Eva M. clerk, A. C. L. L. 00. b. 63
George A. currier,
h. 22 Franklin
Henry H. salesman,
M.
Co.’s, h. 114 Central
b.
Frank, farm hand, b. Joseph
Cornelius,
Cornelius
mont
station,
h. 61 Endicott
Charles
W. market
gardener,
36 Andover,
h. do.
Daniel,
carpenter,
b. 21 Andover
Daniel
F. restaurant,
21 Foster,
h.
83 Lowell
Grace
34 Tremont,
Caine Susan, maid at 210 Lowell
Callahan
Alfred
J. asst.
supt.
Emerson
byd. Ellsworth
Annie F. b. 35 Tremout
b. 61 Endicott
motorman,
M.
[do.
J. express,
Nowiks,
Winona
Austin
W. teamster,
Cain
Buxton Amos S. h. 111 Central
Amy C. rem. to Lynnfield
[dover
Angeline,
Wid. Samuel H. h. 21 AnCharles
16, 1910
at 25 Sherman
111311
F. (Butler
Jesse
tral
April
40 North-
40 N01-thend,
b. 34 do.
Thomas
Butman
J. died
housekeeper
1123
Bros.),
soles,
L. (Butler
John
Mary,
[34 do.
at the
CALVERT
Cahill
A. b. 45 Fulton
M. b. 45 Fulton
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17 Walnut 51., Peabody
[Peabody.]
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Butler
per
b. 30 Chestnut
27 Lowell
William E. carpenter,
b. 52 English
William
J. supt. 1'. 140 Main. b. 52
English
[Wash.
Callan
Luke
B. collector
(B.), h. 135
Calleshellis
Charles,
lea. worker,
h. 6
Upton
John,
Calnan
lea.
Ellen
worker,
b. 6 Upton
M. Wid. Daniel,
mer
11. 14 Sum[Spring
Calvert
Catherine,
Wid. James
J.
Florence,
wrapper,
b. 6 Spring
Steam
h. 6
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16 Spring,
h.
72 Wash.
[b. 72 Wash.
Mildred
F. clerk,
A. C. L. L. 00.
Cameron
Alec, trimmer,
b. 18 Bowditch
Henry,
mcr. Worker,
h. Liberty
11.
Winchester
Tan. C0.
Campas Manuel T. lab. h. 66 Northend
Campbell
Christopher,
h. 16 Shillaber
Christopher,
driver, b. 10 Fulton
Philip,
section
hand,
h. off Forest
Carlisle
Daniel,
Daniel,
Canterbury
glue
Louise
Central
Rhoda,
Wid.
maker,
Frank
H.
Worker,
h.
Canty
Michael,
George,
J. claim agt. (B. & N. St. By.
L.), b. 12 Northend
Kathryn
F. sten. (B.), b. 12 Northend
Carroll
29 Tremont
tral
tal,
[Endicott
banner,
Jennie
L. b. 91 Tremont
h. 20 Endicott
John
F. clerk,
A. C. L. L. 00.
Bowditch
Peter,
tanner,
b. 91 Tremont
h.
Wood
worker,
h.8
Brown
h. 119 Walnut
M. teacher,
Centre
school,
Vernon
Watchman,
h. Glue
hill
B.),
b. 12 Mt.
Vernon
Lucy
F. sten. (S.), b. 12 Mt.
Mary Mrs. h. 46 Mt. Vernon
Mary A. b. 46 Mt. Vernon
Maurice
J. rem. to Salem
Philip
H. rem. from
town
12
Mary V. sten. (B.), b. 91 Tremont
Timothy
C. sten. (B.), b. 91 Tremont
William
A. draughtsman,
b. 20 Endicott
William
F. clerk,
h.
Jeremiah
2d, lab. h. 23 Lynnfield
John J. edge trimmer,
h. 14 English
John J. (J. J. Carroll
& C0.), 200
Lynnfield,
h. do.
J. J. & Co. (John J. Carroll),
pork
products,
200 Lynnfield
Katherine
V. b. 46 Mt. Vernon
Carlin Anna V. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 20
Catherine
I. tel. oper. b. 91 Tremont
Chester,
clerk,
T. T. M. 00. b. 91
Tremont
[mont
Hannah
M. Wid. Charles,
h. 91 TreJames,
93 Foster,
Elizabeth
J. b. 46 Mt. Vernon
Frances,
bookkeeper
(B.), b. Glue
Hill
Frances
M. librarian,
Eben Dale Sutton Ref. Lib’y, b. 14 Mt. Vernon
Frank J. moulder,
h. 11 Dustin
Henry G. physician
(Carney
Hospi-
Edna T. teacher
(S.), b. 47 Central
[station,
h. 11 Troy
Frank
W. asst.
engineer,
pumping
Helen S. teacher
(B.), b. 47 Central
Margaret
S. Wid. Thomas, h.~47 Cen-
J.
Alice
field
Edward,
Carleton
see Carlton
h. Ssherman
Alice M. b. 46 Mt. Vernon
Catherine,
Wid. Patrick,
h. 8 Berry
Catherine,
Wid. John
J.
b. 200
Lynnfield
Catherine
V. b. Glue Hiil
Charles,
brass finisher,
h. 176 Lynn-
Bleachery,
h. 13 State
Maggie J. b. 29 Tremont
Mary V. clerk (S.), b. 10 Shillaber
h.
worker,
lea. worker,
b. 12 Mt.
B. assessor,
h. 10 Shillaber
F.
asst.
foreman,
Danvers
F. driver,
mor.
Hannah,
b. 47 Holten
James,
lea. Worker,
b. 119 Walnut
Jane,
boarders,
5 Nichols
lane, h.do.
en
Caproni Henry J. shoemaker,
11.129 Lynn
Carbrey
Anna T. stem. (B.), b. 10 Shillaber
George P. asst. agent, b. 13 State
Thomas
b. 8 Sherman
J. watchman,
Buxton
Charles
H.
John
James
John
in. 104 Wal-
William
V. grocer, 8 Sherman,
b.do.
Caron John B. lab. h. Longwood
ave.
Peter, mor. Worker, b. J. B. 0aron’s
Carr Bartholomew,
lea. Worker,
b. 6
Ngmahend
Patrick
J. currier,
h. 12 Nortshend
Rosa Ad clerk,
48 Main, b. 12 North-
worker,
at Danvers
b. 82
Arthur J. machine
shaver,
h. 6
Groodridge
:1. Granite
Anna
V. stem. 9 Grave,
b. 12
Cantin
to Winchester
worker,
b. 6 King
J. mor.
William
82 Central
town
James, glue maker,
h. 2 Dustin
John T. sten. (L.), b. 2 Dustin
Joseph,
mor. worker,
b. S Sherman
Matthew,
lab. h. 6 Mt. Vernon
Matthew
jr. lab. b. 6 Mt. Vernon
h. 15 Wheeler
J. shoe
from
nut
Daniel
F. bookkeeper,
Thomas,
clerk (P. O. S.), h. r. 40
Wash.
[ton
William
J. driver, 5 Main, b. 10 FulCangas John P. (U. S. N.), b.‘T6 Northend
Leander, moxudresser,
h."(6 Northend
John,
S. rem.
rem.
mor.
Daniel
11. Summit
Canniff
Herbert
Carlton,
see Carleton
[low
Carmody
John E. mor. dresser,
h. 6 WilCarney Anna T. stenog. b. 2 Dustin
Bridget,
Wid. Patrick,
1). 6 King
Richard
Thomas,
Vernon
H. lab. b. 200 Lynnfield
ins.
agt.
(339 Old
So.
Bldg.
B.), h. 14 Mt. Vernon
P. O. b.91
J. 3. Blood Co.
Thomas
Tremont
Largest
Handlers
Meats
of all
Kinds
B. clerk,
of
h. 15 Stevens
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
Peabody Steam Laundry
Sheets, Pillow Sfips, Towe1s,- Tablegloths,
and Bed spreads, washed and ironed m the
30 cents P9!‘ Uoleno 17 WALNUT STREET,
fiest manner for
Carroll
Thomas
F. farm hand, 1). 200
Lynnfield
[low
Thomas
V. mor. dresser,
b. 2;‘) WilTimothy,
currier,
h. 25 Willow
Timothy
J. green keeper
(Dan.), b.
46 Mt.
William,
Carstairs
Oarten
Vernon
(S.),
Casey
Cawley
Abbie
J.
housekeeper
Cetanno
J.
driver,
Sawyer
Frank
J. mor.
George
V. tacker,
John
F. driver,
Julia
b.
A. wid.
9
Dennis,
P. h. 9 Sawyer
Caulfield
Cavanagh
James
Anne,
h.
Chaput
Thomas
Chase Albert
39
Manuel
coomb
Von comfortable
by his method
ver
C. b. 46 Ando-
fisherman,
J. clerk,
31 Main,
P. stockfitter,
h.
currier,
farmer,
65
218
Lynn-
h. 19 Shamrock
h.
(west)
wid. Joseph,
h.
h. Lynn
poulterer,
J.
b. 33
[Aborn
19 Highland
rem.
[Water
Bridge-
to
gen ‘sxomzauag
Alexander,
carpenter,
h.
.I;V wxem
Calu-
Henry A. (Brooklyn,
N. Y.),
r. Lynnfield
n. almshouse
Chichester
Ida, b. 139 Main
Merritt
B. flagman,
of
st.
B.
wid.
Salem
Susie
C‘. rem.
Chilson
Chin
Charles
Timothy
Swampscott
Chisholm
Alfred
Alexander,
W. mor.
'
cross-
ave.
W. rem.
to
T. T. M. 00.
h.
to Salem
A. A. foreman,
at Salem
Charlie,
laundry,
Chinnery
s.
B. & M. R.
R. station,
h. 28 Clement
Harry
A. fireman,
h. 32 Lynn
Susan
in
Grove
ing. h. 139 Main
Frank H. ticket
agt.
Ohilds
29 Aborn
A. b. 31 Aborn
winter
i
Samuel
H.
George
H.
field
Chaves
Antonio,
J. rem. to Salem
housework,
h. 6 Crown-
makes
50
Ohesley
inshield
James
J. rem. to Providence
Margaret,
Wid. Thomas,
variety,
79
Lowell,
11. do.
Cawley
Carrie
L. Mrs.
boarders,
139
Lynnfield,
h. do.
Catherine,
wid. Dennis,
b. 31 Aborn
Delia
r.
h. 26 Holteu
George
Warren
Cherry
11. do.
tacker,
Chain
Chenery
James J. tacker,
h. 6 Wheeler
John, died May 19, 1909
Joseph J. trimmer,
b. 143 1-2 Wash.
Ohernohnulyx
Andri, lea. worker,
h. 31
English
[met c. Berkeley
Rose M. b. 9 Sawyer
Cassino Herman E. clerk (S.), b. 134 Main
John T. deceased
[Lowell
Cassovi
Melinda,
housekeeper
at 176
Cauley
b. 4'? Midway
11. 6 Kosciusko
Chaplin
Mary,
1-ms. 85 Lowell
Warren,
h. 47a Aborn
11. 32 Franklin
F. wid.
pk.
h. 23 Harris
Michael J. barber,
b. 9 Sawyer
Nellie M. b. 9 Sawyer
Rose A. Mrs. boarding
house,
layer,
17 1-2 Wallis,
h. 14 Harris
Charles
brick
5 Sham-
b.
Elmer E. pres. and treas.
Lea. 00. h. 109 Central
Lea. Co. Inc. 57 Foster
Chamberlain
George D. salesman,
Oscar,
h. 41 Oak
bleacher,
currier,
Chain
'03 Julia I-LLIIAIS
E[NAcI
A. shoe Worker. -79
b. 9 Sawyer
Mary,
J.
Frances,
wid. Sylvanus,
h. 6
Shaw’s lane
Susan 0. Wid. Orville B. h. 85 Lowell
Chagkaris
Louis, Wood, coal and milk,
51 Lowell
(S.), rms.
dresser,
Chadder
Mary
[do.
foreman
also,
Chadwick
C0.
1'. 50 Lowell,
3 Mill;
Chandler
Elsie M. b. 6 Kosciusko
George B. asst. foreman‘. A. C. L. L.
rms.
Edward
J. clerk,
1’? Lowell,
h. 38
Edward
J. fireman,
h. 39 Warren
Eliza Mrs. rem. to Lynn
Felix,
Manuel
rock
John,
Lowell,
Patrick
V. b. 176 Lowell
Thomas,
rem. to Lynn
Cassidy
Charles H. hairdresser,
Thomas
blk. h. 11 Sutton
Charles P. died March 17, 1910
Daniel
M. plumber,
6 Lowell
at 193
Co.
DY
1125
ENTRAL HOUSE, M. Thompson,
propr.
hotel and dining room,Central
c.
Walnut.
See page 1256
Cornelius
J, engineer,
h. 4.9 Aborn
Ella M. clerk,
19 Main,
b. r. 61 Fulton
[Fulton
James
J. foreman,
19 Grove,
h. 1'. 61
John,
11. 16 Ayer
John,
machinist,
h. 9 James
John
J.b1eacher,
b. 16 Ayer
Timothy,
machinist,
b. 49 Aborn
William
P. electrician,
b. 16 Ayer
Lowell
Andrew
F. h. 51 Endicott
James,
clerk,
Amer.
Glue
62 Lowell
PEABO
asst. inspector
of plumbing,
h.
139 Lynnfield
Michael
J. rem.
to Salem
Thomas
A. mor. worker,
11. 31 Aborn
Arthur,
machinist,
h. 98 Lynn
John
L.
propr.
Crystal
Lake
Farm;
also
mgr.
(260 Bridge,
Cashman
Henry
h. 12 Mt.
S.), h. Lowell c. Russell
Arthur
E. shoemaker,
h. 98 Lynn
Case
.
Central Fish Market, I. M. Dodge, propr.
[Vernon
blacksmith
-
GHISHOLM
[Peabody.]
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106a
Main,
P. plumber,
ave.
mor.
Worker,
Heating”
h. do.
h. 9
(Fulton
Worker,
b. 52
b. 52 Fulton
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P
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Clark Lawrence
Colin,
carpenter,
h. 52 Fulton
Emma
G. b. 52 Fulton
Joseph
W. rem. to Canada
Sarah M. tel. oper.
b. 5:? Fulton
Chitteras
John,
mor. worker,
h. 17 Mid-
way
Chmiel Walenty,
grocer,
Liberty,
h. do.
Chmura
Tony,1ea.
‘W01-ker,h. 5 Bowditch
Chris
Thomas,
glue
worker,
h. 268
Wash.
Christensen
Charles,
rem. to Salem
Chubet John, grocer, 160 Wash. h. do.
Chuchran
Samuel,
milk
51 Endicott,
h.
do.
[15 do.
Churchill
Edwin 0. Variety,
1 Lynn, h.
Eva M. shoe Worker, b.l15 Lynn
Ezra, driver. 1'? Walnut,
h. at Lynn
Miles G. stonefinisher,
h. Rock Way
0.. Granite
rd.
Robert A. lab. b. Winona c. Pine
Robert W. h. Winona c. Pine
Chute Albert
P. treas. Peabody
Leather
Mach‘, 00. h. at Philadelphia
Isaiah, kbm. from town
Isaiah A. shoe workgr,
h. 2 Winnegance ave.
Claiman
Phxlip, shoe worker,
b. 18 Summer
[4 Proctor
Clancy Cornelius
W. foreman
(Dan.),
h.
Margaret
T. b. 66 Tremont
Mary A. b. 66 Tremont
Thomas,
mor. dresser,
Clapp
Charles
E.
Clar1'age’s,
b. 39 Warren
shoemaker,
b. C. S.
Russell
Clare Nicholas,
laborer,
h. 19 Sherman
Clark Alexander
B. pres. A. B. Clark
00. alsu pres. Essex Trap Rock
Gem. Co. 1'. Union,
h. 50 Central
LARK A. B. 00. morocco mnfrs. Centre and Union.
See page 589
A. F. Lumber
Co. r. 19 Grove
Carrie V. Mrs. sec. and treas. r. 19
I
Grove,
Charles
h. 180 Lowell
H. machinist
I-lolten
Frank,
Frank
(Bev.),
[at
engineer,
J. mor.
b. 14
Revere
E. G. & Gr. 00. h.
dresser,
11. 61 No.
Central
Frank 0. shoe Worker. 13. 9 Wallis
Franklin
D. engineer,
E. G. & G. 00.
h. A1len’s
ct.
George
H. died Oct. 6, 1909
Harry L. pres. A. F. Clark
Lumber
00. h. 122 Main
Helen
L. b. 180 Lowell
Irving
W. asst.
B. sta.
John
baggage
COFFEE
master,
J. foreman,
A. G. L. L. Co. b.
28 Pleasant
[ant
Joseph
P. mor. worker,
b. 28 Pleas-
Worker,
1). 28
Margaret
J. teacher,
Warren
school,
b. 28 Pleasant
[Lowell
Mary D. wid. William
P. b. 161
Nancy D. Wid. Mayhew S. died Feb.
15. 1910
Patrick,
currier,
11. 28 Pleasant
William
J. (U. S. N.), b. 61 No.
Central
[11. 14 Holten
William
N. (A. F. Clark Lumber Go.)
see Clerk
Clarke John, mor. finisher,
b. 8 Putnam
Clan-age
Charles
S. farmer,
in. Russell
byd. R. R. crossing
Clement Alfred, machinist,
b. 22 Highland pk. (west)
[(West)
John, fireman,
h. 22 Highland
pk.
Clerk George, h. 12 Elm
[ter
Leather
00. leather
mnfrs.
111 FosWalter S. h. '5 Emerson
see Clark
Clifford George A. variety;
also painter,
20 Holben, h. 13 Sewall
[all
Mary P. clerk, 20 Holten,
b. 13 SewCloe
Theresa,
h. 69 Aborn
Clothey
Joseph
J. clerk, A. C. L. L. 00.
h. 10 Sutton
[Ipswich
Seth, foreman,
A. B. Clark 00. h. at
Seth H. mor. worker,
b. 197 Wash.
Thomas,
b. 197 Wash.
[met
Clough Charles W. machinist,
b. 16 SumFrank G. meat cutter, h. 30 Elm
Herbert,
shoe Worker,
h. Hillside
ave.
William
Oloutman
c. Granite
H. rem. to Beverly
Manfred,
tral
glue
Worker,
'0. Gen-
House
Cloverdale
Co. inc. ice cream,
33 Main
Coakley
Daniel
J. mor. worker,
b. 39
Warren
Goan Andrew
J .machinist.b.
17 Hancock
Thomas,
teamster,
h. 17 Hancock
see Cohan and Cowan
{9 Holten
Goburn Eliza J. wid. Wilbur F. nurse, b.
Cochrane
George, machinst,
b. 54 Lowell
William
Cockburn
A. painter,
John
M.
h. 35 Foster
mor.
Tremont
dresser,
h. 2.
OD
Cody Delia L. Wid. James F. b. 28 Bu}:Harry M. carpenter,
b. 26 Buxton
Joanna,
Wid. Maurice,
13. 26 Buxtom
John F. lab. h. 23 Stevens
Mary E. b. 26 Buxton
Mary E. A. housekeeper,
b. 8 Ash
Michael,
h. 8 Ash
Coe Alice
B. asst. supt. J. B. Thomas
R.
b. 9 Walhs
F. mor.
Pleasant
hospital,
Coffee
David,
Catherine,
cott
James
bds.
mor.
shoe
F. mor.
do.
worker,
b. 37 Mason
Worker,
1). 81 Endi[cotb
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COFFEE
Coffee
Jeremiah
J. clerk,
96 Walnut,
b.
CONNOLLY
Collins
81 Eudicott
John
J. b. 81 Endicott
Maurice,
Michael
Mary, b. 81 Endicott
Michael,
tanner,
h. 81 Endicott
Michael
P. mor. dresser,
b. 81 Endi-
V. shoe
Peter,
J. lab. h. 16 Swarnpscott
farmer,
h.
ofi
ernp.
gypsy
moth,
Cornbee
Clarence,
Comeau
Wash.
Frank J. foreman
h. 19 Dustin
mor.
worker,
h. 12 Fulton
G. F. office
Calfskin
Co.,
mangr.
Comer
Nat‘l
Arthur
George
com.
b.
J. rem. to Dorchester
D. rem. from town
glue
Bartholomew,
Worker,
jr.
b.
23''!
T. T. M. 00.,
[ly
carrier.
Bartlfiofizmew
o
h. at Salem
av.
:1. New.
[P. Collins
jr.
Cohane Annie, b. 13 Parsons
[sons
Margaret,
wid. Michael,
b. 13 ParCohen Harry, lea. Worker, h. 41 Webster
Louis, tailor, 13 Central, b. 6 Church
Charles
Lake,
bury
Peter
Collupy
Golpritt
Morris,
b. 111 Tre.
h. 13 Tremont;
[Gross
h. Prospect
n.
Coker
1127
worker,
laborer,
h. 25 Lynnfield
F. engineer,
High
School,
Michael
cott
[Gr. Gofliu‘s
Coffin Nancy 0. Wid. William
G. b. W.
William D. rem. to Prince
Edward
Island
William
G. peddler,
Mary
mout
(U.
h. 24 E01-
S. A.),
b.
24
Golburn
John
G.
Bartholomew
foreman
(L.),
h. 69
[byd. J. H. Howards
Comforth
Henrietta
Mrs.
Comi John,
b. 2 South
Colby
worker,
Como John D. rem. to Canada [104 Wash
Compiano
Frank
E. fruit.
16 Main, h.
Arthur,
lea.
11. Lowell,
Cole Herbert
G. carpenter,
125 Lynn, h.
do.
[h. 19 School
J effierson K.principal
Centre School,
John, carrier,
b. 1 Groidthwait
pl.
JOSh1:a. E. currier,
h. 1 Goldbhwait
M. Esther,
student,
[Walnut
at 108
b. 37 Andover
Phillip
H.
chm.
selectmen,
meat wagon, h. 37 Andover
Colety William
J. currier,
11. Glue
Nellie
Mrs.
boarders,
Coney
also
Can-
tral
[Lynnfield
Colligan
Lillian,
housekeeper
at 139
Collins Anna B. b. 44 Midway
[monb
Catharine,
wid.
Catharine
Daniel,
J. b.
-Q9CatharineHaws
Christopher
W.
16 Collins
shoemaker,
Aborp
Daniel,
h. 111 Tre-
G. b. 44 Midway
[Danvers
mor.
Worker,
47
line
h. Andover
11.
David, mor. Worker, b. 13 Shillaber
Dennis, glue Worker, b. 264 Wash.
Vernon
Johanna,
John,
John
mor.
worker,
H. poulterer,
bury,
h. do.
Julia,
Wid. John.
Margaret
rem.
J. dressmaker,
h. do.
Martha
F. b. 16 Collins
Mary A. Wid. Florence,
Mary
6
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E. dressmaker,
see
Connelly
In. New-
to Danvers
44 Midway,
o
0
o
(Lawrence
Felton,
C.
pma
h. do.
A. b. 135 Wash.
0‘Connell
Bartholomew,
I‘
b. 115 Walnut
0
opp.
F. backer,
Ogm.
nut
h. 115 Wal-
Patrick,
[Winthrop
currier,
b.
14
b. 14 Winthrop
h. Augustus
off Ellsworth
.
variety,
39 Foster,
h. 37 do.
27 Lowell
installs in your old house
at moderate
rates modern
up‘t0'date
Co.
John
H. foreman
(L.),
h. 18 High
John
J. tacker,
b. 14 Winthrop
Michael
J. emp.
Gypsy
Moth
Com.
h. ofi Ellsworth
rd.
Nellie
E. b. 14 Winthrop
Thomas
F. machinist,
h. 11 English
Connolly
Michael
J. emp. Gvpsy
Moth
Collins‘
Lowell
11. 17
:9 ‘sxeqeeg
Mary
off
111
h. 16 Collins
b. D.
Worker,
Gonlon
John,
rnotorman,
h. 6 Proctor
John
T. farm
hand,
b. W. 0. Con1on‘s
Louise
M. shoe stitcher.
b. 6 Proctor
Sarah
J. clerk,
23 1-2 Tremont,
b. 6
Proctor
[star
Timothy,
mor.
dresser,
b. 45 WebWilliam
0. market
gardener,
Pros-
Eugene
Wid. Michael,
Chip
pect
[Lake
b. P. Collins,
worker,
b.
mor.
William
J. machinist,
b. 6 Proctor
Connell
Fred
L. farmer,
h. off Lake
11.
Pine
Hannah,
wid. Timothy,
h. 135 Wash.
Dennis
J. mor. dresser,h.
6 Summer
Frederick,
rem. to J ohnstoWn,N.
Y.
Henry,
cook.
8 Lowell,
h. 36 Mt.
James,
farm
hand,
Jeremiah
J. mor.
Tremont
Island
:29 ENAQI
h.
S.
Lowell
and Lewis
K. Putnam),
potato
chips, rear 12 County
[Lynn
Conley
Hannah,
wid.
Coleman,
h. 8
Katherine
J. b. 8 Lynn
William
F. driver,
b. 63 Aborn
Hill
h. 45
Domingos
264
Shamrock
Joseph
S. h. 45 Northefié
Gondon David 13. rem. to Salem.
Cone Lydia N. wid. Geo. E. h. Home c.
South
[Pierpont
Conery Patrick
W. mor. worker,
h. 50
I
P
Mabel A. b. 125 Lynn
Coleman
Mary A. housekeeper
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o
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69 Washington
Grocer
[Peabody.]
Connor
Charles
M. grocer
(L.), h. 29
Tremont
Francis
'1‘. ram. to Boston
[tral
Frederick
J. apprentice,
b. 39 GenJames F. clex-k,118 Central,
h. 39 do.
GONNOR
JOHN J. lawyer (53 Washington,
S.),
h. Felton
laborer,
h.
M.
Tremgnii
00MBS
h.
2
Conroy
Boieiget T. Wid. William
J. h.
23 Harris
Charles
S. mor. dresser,
b. 23 Harris
Daniel
J. town
auditor,
also
clerk,
Nat’! Calfskin
00. b. 23 Harris
Dennis
A. mor. dresser,
b. 31 Harris
George F. tacker,
h. 25 Harris
Mary H. b. 25 Harris
T. mor.
worker,
b. 4
Conwell
F.
Daniel,
laborer,
lab.
Lowell
James
J. shoemaker,
Cook
Margaret
Caroline
3 Main,
Lincoln
b. 4 Lincoln
pl.
11. off Forest
11.
b. D. 0onWel1's
Andover
Catharine,
shoe worker,
b. 43 Mason
Clifiord
F. clerk,
18 Main,
b. 12
Henry
Herbert
T.
Amer.
Glue Co.
[29 Warren
West school, b.
carpenter,
h. 20 Proctor
R. rem. to Bath,
Me.
James A. student,
b. 29 Warren
James
E. carpenter,
14 Highland
Park (east), 11. do.
Cooney
Charles
Cooper
Catherine,
B ' Blood‘ Co‘
inspector
of
plumber
and
27 Lowell,
Seefoot
h.
lines
h. 148 Lynn-
P. b. 27 Aborn
Wid.
William,
h.
10
Wheeler
Eliza.
D. wid.
com C0.
Tom,
treas.
h. 126 Main
G. E. Mea»-
James
H. rem.
to Dorchester
James
R. rem.
to Dorchester
John T. mor. worker,
h. 11 High
Mary J. b. 10 Wheeler
Waldo E. rem. to Dorchester
Copeland
Adeline,
Wid. George,
rem. to
Danvers
[Munroe
Otis
W. foreman,
J.
A. Lord’s,
A. see. T. T. M.
Henrietta,
wid.
Joseph
Antonio
Salem
h.
13 Carlton
258 Wash.
also variety,
do.
Gardner,
264 Lowell
Corning
Correia
9
h. at
E. G. & G. 00.
Copp John,
core maker,
h.
Corbett
James,
currier,
h.
Mary
J. Mrs.
grocer;
258A Wash.
11. 258
Corey
M. Abbie,
h. 12 Park
Cornforth
h.
00.
[at
Will W. supt.
b.
[Mason
A.
J.
millwright,
mor.
worker,
Northeud
Thomas,
lea. worker,b.
Corria
Manuel,
mor. Worker,
end
h. 27
b. 33
69 Northend
h.’76 North-
Corrigan
Annie, variety,
5 Union, 11. do.
Catherine,
Wid. John, h. 20 Midway
Thomas
L. glazier,
b. 20 Midway
Corriveau
Joseph,
quarryman,
h.4 Rockdale ave.
Corson
Philip,
lea. Worker,
h. r.12 Fulton
Costello Annie M. sten. (S.), b. 8 Midway
James T. mor. dresser,
b. 13 Ayer
John
John
J.
J.
John
J.
b. 16 Wash.
driver.
hose
jr.
pl.
4, h.
bookkeeper
8 Midway
(S.), b. 8
Midway
John
W. mor. dresser,
b. 13 Ayer
Michael
J . lab. 11. 13 Ayer
Nellie
L. dressmaker,
b. 5 Stevens
Patrick
Fre 11Ft its 8: V getable
J‘
W.
also
engineer,
Melrose
J. b. D. ConWe1l’s
L. wid. Lorenzo
D. b. 141
Highland
park
Frank P. engineer
11. at Salem
Grace W. teacher,
Summit
e,
[Central
el
Copley
Leonard F. asst. undertaker,
'76 Central, b. do.
[p1.
Martin
D. watchman,
h. 4 Lincoln
Michael
h.
Geo11'ige('iVV.shoemaker,
William
Charles A. (Leviseur
& Conway),
r.
83 Walnut,
h. at Lynn
Elizabeth
M. b. 76 Central
Francis
L. undertaker,
25 Foster,
also 76 Central,
h. do.
(pl.
John
ERNEST
78 Andover.
tender,
to Salem
mlliiner,
dresser,
plumbing;
pl.
Patrick
F. A. rem.
Conway
Annie
L. Mrs.
13. 76 Central
lab. b. M. C0oley’s
heating
258 Wash.
mason’s
to New Hampshire
James,
h. '70 Wash.
P. mor. dresser,
h. 29 Mid.
Way
John,
A. b. 12 Bowditch
Timothy
b. 70 Wash.
William
Cooley
Mass.
Coombs
Agnes M. wid Thomas
P. b. 99
Clarence
R. plumber,
h. 99 Central
David W. machinist,
h. 26 Lynnfield
John S. colorer, h. 40 Midway
Josephine
A. teacher,
Bowditch
school, b. 13 Harris
[ris
J. Louise, stenog. (Bev.), b. 13 HarMary Mrs. 11. 258 Wash.
Mary A. b. 40 Midway
Nellie
Juliette,
Mary E. rem.
Susan E. wid.
Martin,
mor.
Forest
see O'Connor
Connors Catherine
A, b. 13 Harris
Catherine
L. b. 12 Bowditch
David
F. currier,
h. 8 Winter
Edward,
grocer, 13 Harris,
h. do.
Ellen G. clerk (S.), b. 13 Harris
Frank W. mor. worker,
11. 17 Caller
John,
Cook
St., Peabody,
fo 1‘ KiNG
COSTELLO
J. mor.
dresser,
b. 13 Ayer
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Frances
I.
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Charles
Danvers
supt.
teacher,
Warren
H.
hairdresser,
O. apprentice,
b.
Courtney
Mary
Eugene,
machinist,
E. clerk
(S.), b. 15 Mill
Ooutsis
Arthur,1ea.
Coutsoulis
Charles,
h.
pl.
106
15
Van,
U.
WOI'kel‘,h.l19
Walnut
lab. h. 23 Midway
Hunt
Rankin
00. b. 83 Andover
foreman,
348 Lowell
pect
Viola,
see
clerk,
48 Main,
A. salesman,
(B.),
r. 50 Lowell,
English
William
Cox Harry
h. 98
h. '7
[78 Central
A. foreman,
R. boxmaker
Edward,
shoe
repairer,
rms. at Salem
Michael
J. shoe worker,
st. ext.
William
T. express.
Ooyne Frank P. rem. to
John J. clerk (L.),
Lawrence,
currier,
T. mor. dresser,
h.49 Fulton
mor. dresser,
b. 49 Fulton
Thomas,
mor. worker,
h.\25 Sherman
Crooker
George M. rem. to Canada.
Crosby Amelia
T. wid. Williain.
died
Dec.
r. 140 Main,
h.
(S.), b. 92 Main
John H. carpenter,
h. 92 Main
Coy Ernest
A. rem. to Brockton
Coyle
15
Arthur
S. metal
Worker,
h. 8
Andover
Jeremiah,
mor. dresser,
b. 37 Mason
John
D. mor. Worker,
11. 37 Mason
Michael
J. mor. dresser,
h. 13 Lowe
b. Prospect
A. cashier
& 00.),
Cronin
[Central
Elmer
Isaac
Edward
Richard,
Lea.
h. Pros-
Coan
Cowdrey
b. 109 Lowell
S. (J. S. Crehore
J. S. & 00. (Joseph
S. and Harry
Crehore),
lea. mfrs. 15 Grove
Minot (Bursley
& Crehore),
King, h.
80 Franklin
[10 Wallis
C1-immings
Jeremiah,
mor. worker,
b.
Grist
Nicholas,
foreman,
Winchester
Tannery
00. h. at Lynn
Crockett
Ella A. wid. David,
h. r. 7
n. Felton
clerk,
Rev.
1129
Shillaber
Luella,
b. r. 7 Shillaber
Croft Richard,
bleacher,
11. Oak
Croke
David
A. carpenter,
h. 11 Rockdale
ave.
Mill
Gowan Charles H. died July 16, 1909
Edward,
lab. h. 54 Harris
Louise
pair)
Peabody
Grove,
h. 26 Elm
Julia,
bookkeeper,
b. 80 Franklin
81 An-
Court John F. lea. Worker, h.2 Elliott
Norman,
bleacher,
h. 12 High
Gourtis George B. market
gardener,
Lynn, h. do.
Joseph
Joseph
[dover
John
St..
CRUMP
Crehore
school,
h. 84
Wash.
Coughlin
cts per
[Peabody.]
bleachery,
h. 4 Wash.
Daniel J. engineer,
Nat’l Calfskin
Co. h. 118 Walnut
[b. 6 Park
Cotter
(75
17 Walnut
LAUNDRY.
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Grace
Cross
3, 1909
G. rem. to Connecticut
HarmonS.
propr.
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31a Main,
h. 9 Beckett
Leonard
Main,
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row,
hand,
b. G. H. La-
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printing,
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1274
Vose E. painter,
16 and 41 Clement
ave. h. 41 do.
Croughwell
Edward
A.
painter,
[Wash.
b. 19
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29 E[NAd =9 Wzxx‘
M. Nellie,
bookkeeper,
Harry,
b. 85 Wash.
Eliza D. nurse, b. 2 Berry ct.
James H. salesman,
h. 1 Newhall
pl.
Cram Charles H. h. 29 No. Central
Crampsey
Arthur T. engineer,
Travers,
Colton 00. h. at Salem
[Fulton
Cranney Michael E. mor.
worker,
h. 8
Creamer
Justin
1?. lab. h. Newbury
byd.
Forest
[Mt. Vernon
Crean
Cornelius
J. mor. shaver,
h. 16
Edward
T. mor. dresser,
h. 20 Park
Ellen,
wid. Cornelius,
b. 17 Harris
James
A. police
Jeremiah
F.
officer,
mor.
h.
I
Grove,
h. 82 Lowell
b. 19 Wash.
janitor,
Lucy G. b. 10 Midway
William
J. clerk (B.),
Grouse
town
hall,
h.
M
Grace
E. teacher,
1). at Beverly
b. 19 Wash.
Wallis
school,
Crowdis William
H. 1-em. to Salem
William H. trav. salesman
(N. Y.),
h. '74 Franklin
Crowley
John
T. salesman,
at Gloucester
Charles
T. mor.
27 Central,
h.
[Winthrop
dresser,
h. 6
Daniel J. gardener,
h. 7 Holly
Ellen, h. 33 Mason
Frank D. stock fitter,
b. 152 Lynn
John H. rem. to Lynn
Michael J. shoemaker,
h. 42 Midway
Minnie, b. 9 Swampscott
ave.
4
Aborn pl.
John, mor. dresser,
h. 51 Midway
Mary, tel. oper. b. 51 Midway
Michael,
mor. dresser,
h. 22 Harris
Creeden
James A. rem. to Pennsylvania
Cregan Mary A. bleacher,
b. 28 Harris
Michael J. mor. dresser,
h. 28 Harris
Crehore
Harry (J. S. Crehore
& 00.), 15
J. asst.
10 Midway
Crowell
h. 15 Harris
dresser,
stenog.
John
Craig
Nellie,
Cruise
b. 43 Central
Patrick
J.
mor.
Worker,
h.
7
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Lake
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J. L.
Carten,
propr.
Lowell 0. Russell
RYSTAL LAKE FARM DAIRY,
W. Bodge,
mugr.
milk
cream,
1260
Ouddire
31
Andover.
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Ourtin
Fred
and
page
Cuddon
Cudirre
Central,
Hasan,
pont, 11. do.
James W. lea. sorter,
Cufie
Cullen
James
J. mor.
11 Pier-
Worker,
wid.
Thomas,
Mary A. stenog.
Nicholas
(B.),
F. mor.
b. 67 Mar-
Joanna
Martha
Daniel,
John,
Culliton
Helen
Cummings
Czwek
Stephen,
h.
[Wash.
(B.),
b. 35
John F. b. 35 Wash.
Wid. Michael,
h. 13
Sewall
clerk,
27 Main,
4 Rail-
MARY,
see
Daley
mor.
dresser,
Nellie E. Mrs.
(west)
n.Cross
b. at Salem
b. 49 Fulton
b. 3 Highland
Daniel,
Lowell,
11. 11. do.
F.
h.
park
Russell
wid.
Napoleon
b. 12 Chestnut
engineer,
wid.
h. 12 High
Thomas,
b.
9 Kos-
69 Wash.
b. 6 Crowninshield
Hannah,
b. 42 Andover
Hannah,
wid.
Dennis,
11. 6 Crown-
inshield
James, glue worker,
11. 20 Berry
John, painter,
h. 9 Lowe
milk,
John
70 Lowell,
O. mor.
pk.
dresser,
h. do.
h. 1 Highland
(east)
J. fireman,
Lawrence,
glue
b. 6 Bleachery
Worker,
Patrick
Mary J. b. 5 Midway
b. 92 Main
Ervine
J.
Gr. Frank,
House
Currin
Elizabeth
Francis
Gurtin
farmer,
h. 141 Lynn
mor.
worker,
b. Central
W.
Abbie
Mrs.
Patrick
Thomas,
Thomas
E. bleacher,
lea.
Worker,
h. 10 Berry
b. 9 Lowe
lab. h. 6 Bleachery
row
E. lea. Worker,
b. 6 Crown-
inshield
Thomas
J. rem. to Michigan
Timothy
E. fireman,
A. C. L. L. Co.
b. 20 Berry
[ery row
William F. lea. trimmer,
b. 6 B}each—
b. 96 Main
student,
J. fireman,
Richard,
b. 96 Main
b. 7 Northend
FOR SURETY
P‘
J
row
b. 20 Berry
Margaret
V. b. '70 Lowell
Mary, wid. Patrick,
h. 5 Midway
Mary, wid. John 2d, b. 13 High
Timothy
J. mor. dresser,h.
7 Buxton
Currier
Charles S. agt. Am. Ex. 00. h. 19
Wash.
H.
13, 1910
Dennis J. teamster,
h. 234 Wash.
Ellen A. b. 124 Foster
[do.
Michael, engineer,
93 Foster,
h. 124
J. stableman,
12
Daly
ciusko
Elizabeth
M. bookkeeper,
John
wood,
Patrick
M.
Jan.
Elizabeth,
Cunningham
byd.
b. do.
Edward,
mor. dresser,
b. 20 Upton
Dalboussiere
Joseph,
lab. h. off Spring
Pond rd.
Daley
Catherine
N. shoe skiver,
b. 1
Highland
pk. (east)
Catherine
P. b. 70 Lowell
John,
V.
and
died
Oscar,
clerk,
5 Main, 11. at Danvers
,. Thomas,
supt.
of almshouse,
h. do.
Cunnifl
see Canniff
Arthur
wid.
Celia
Edward,
Katherine
E. b. D. E. Cummings
Mary E. Wid. Daniel, b. Prospect
11.
Cross
Cummings
Mary E. bookkeeper
(B.), b. D. E.
Michael,
142 Wash.
Winter
Bleachery,
Catherine
M. bookkeeper,
road ave. b. 13 Sewall
Daniel E. farmer, h.Prospect
Fred,
clerk,
b. 67 Mar-
lab. b. 33 Mason
M. wid.
Bridget,
b. 7 North-
A. b. 23 Lynn
Daigneau
lab. h. 33 Mason
F. Merrill,
clerk
Worker,
b. 112 Wash.
Tholfias F. mor. Worker, b. 67 Margin
Cullinane
shoe
G. S. 00. druggists,
15 Main
John W. shoe Worker, h. 73 Lynn
DAILEY
Dan.
J.
7
John, lab. h. 7 N01-chend
John F. died Dec. 28, 1909
Patrick
F. mor. dresser,
b. 7 N orthend
[Wa.sh.
Timothy
E. mor. dresser,
h. 250
Curtis Ann, wid. George W. 11. 23 Lynn
Frederick,
shoe laster, b. 23 Lynn
George S. treas. G. S. Curtis
00. h.
h. 12 Midway
Richard ,1. dark,
112 Wash.
b.
[end
h. 67 Margin
Worker,
J. tanner,
Worker,
Theodore.
machinist,
b. 6 Summer
Walter,
edgesetter,
h. 287 Wash.
Cushing
Thomas,
lab. h. 6 Dalton’s
ct.
Cushman
Abraham H. h. 3 Oak
George S. machinist,
h. 38 Wash.
gm
Owen
mor.
11 Elm
h. 69 Aborn
gm
John J. mor. Worker, h. 8 Aborn pl.
Josephine
V. b.67 Margin
J. Francis,
stenog. (B.), b. 112 Wash.
Lillie I. b. 112 Wash.
Maria,
Jeremiah,
Northend
John J. engineer
(Navy Yard,
Chasm),
h. 7 Shamrock
George W. magnetic
healer,
56
1-ms. do.
boarding
house,
DALEY
&
CO‘
BONDS
P¢a.l:)d?,uen-,3
BI-°ck'1VIass.
wet
washings clone to suit (50
PEABODY
STEAM
Daley William
see Dailey
J. h. 27 Elm
and Daly
Dalton
0.
Arthur
Patrick,
Patrick
William
see
from
B. Clark
Go.’s,
h. 13 Sherman
Centre
school,
36 Lowell
T. b. 25 Elm
Dailey
and
Daley
[omew
Dame John R. shoemaker,
Danahey
Edward
P. mor.
Ellen,
John
town
Main,
1). at
[h. at Salem
M. janitor,
h. 66 Bartholdresser,
b. 1'.
16 Fulton
Wid. James,
11. r. 16 Fulton
J. mor. dresser,
b. 1-. 16 Fulton
Julia,
Danforth
b. r. 16 Fulton
Benjamin
L. emp. gypsy
com. b. B. P. Danforth‘s
Benjamin
F. farmer,
h. Lowell
West
Gertrude
E. b.
F.
R.
Lowell
Martha
E. b. 264 Lowell
See page
and
h. 264
[ten
b. 48 Hol-
Clara L. Mrs. h. 48 Holten
Oma L. mor. Worker,
b. 48 Holten
Raleigh
B. rem. from
town
Sarah F. teacher
(S.), h. 32 Wash.
William
K. mor. dresser,
hT““40 Main
ANSEREAU ALBERT, P110t0gl‘aPh0I'.
3
h. 65 Ahorn.
See
I-LLIIAIS
See page
1251
Henry W. foreman,
tral, h. at Lynn
Davidson
William
S. gardener,
22 Gem
h. Pine
11. Newbury
b. r. 119 Foster
overseer,
ery,
Davis Albert
Artemas
Catherine
ton
Charles,
Danvers
h. r. 119 Foster
F. mor. dresser,
L. farm hand,
A. wid.
H.
h. 61 Wash.
h. 45 Fulton
Martin,
vet. surgeon,
Charlotte
clerk,
Bleach-
h. 51 Ful[do.
9 Wash.
pl. h.
48 Main,
Wash.
Don W. rem. to Chester,
Vt.
Elizabeth
A. b. 2 Bleachery
row
Ethel
H. b. 30 Clement
ave.
If you are in need of any
kind
of PLUMBING
b.
(B.),
b.
J.
end
h. 7
Beck-
(Dear-born
Oak
ave.
end Oak
(Dearborn
Bros.
11. at
& Co. (Adoniram
Charles
W. Deal-born),
quarry,
Charles
W.
[ett
'7 Beck-
b. 7 Beckett
dress”er,
Adoniram
& 00.),
ave.
Bros.
Lynn
J.
and
granite
& 00.),
end Oak ave. h. at E. Saugus
Francesca
E. wid. Charles L. nurse,
'0. '71 Wash.
~Eyrd’s, Lowell
Decatur
Rena A. student.
1). J. H. HowSusan
B. wid.
William,
b. J. H.
HoWard’s,
Lowell
decosta
Maria Mrs. 13. 39 English
Dee David F. mor. Worker, b. 24 High
Ellen 0. shoe operator,
b. 24 High
James H. machinist,
h. 20 Granite
William,
b. 196 Lowell
William 2d, currier,
h. 24 High
Deering
Jeremiah
J. mor. worker,
11. 54
English
Degan Bernard
E. rem. to Lynn
Degnan James, lab. b. Almshouse
Deibel
Elizabeth,
wid.
New Hampshire
George,
rem.
Abram,
rem.
"’
‘SONITIEIO
to New
potter,
to
Hampshire
1). Sparrow
lane
Deichsen
Delaney
Paul, lea. worker,
h. 13 Dane
Margaret
L. clerk, r. 65 Walnut
b. at Salem
Delong William,
h. 157 Lynnfield
Delorme
Maude
E. teacher
of sewing
public schools, b. 6 Park
Demeritt
Basil E. bleacher,
Thomas,
F. mor.
°8’ E[N}'xcI
Sumner
T.
Daughraty
Davies
L. steu.
William
ett
DeGroff
Dansro
Charles,
h. 9 Upton
ANVERS
BLEAGIIEBY
AND
DYE
WORKS, cotton
bleaching
and
dyeing, off Foster 11. Wash.;also
(Naumkeag
Steam
Cotton
00.
Salem).
Martha
opp.
1268
Daniels Abbie S. h. 32 Wash.
Albertus
R. mor. dresser,
'00
1131
Walnut,
rms.
do.
Alfred
E. mor. worker,
Dean
Bros.
Danforth’s,
ANFORTII
WILL '1‘. carpenter
millwright,
13 Church,
c. Main,
1456
at the
Peabody
Frank H. potato chips, 31 Lynnfield, rms. do.
[nam
Herbert
G. lea. Worker,
11. 20 PutJohn J. rem. to Salem
Lucy A. wid. Henry L. b. 131 Lowell
Patrick
J. mason,
h. 2 Bleachery
row
Samuel N. h. 156 Lynnfield
Day Frank L. tacker,
h. 55 Franklin
Louise B. b. 55 Franklin
Deamandis
Soteros,
bootblack,
65 1-2
Dearborn
Esther
M. milliner,
b. B. P. DanF. R. engineer,
3:. West c. Lowell
Park
page
St.,
DEMPSEY
moth
[for-th’s
Lowell.
Basket)
Davis
94
sorter,
A.
F. bleacher,
rms.
Daly,
rem.
clerk,
Sepherino
per
I7 Walnut
[Peabody.]
DALEY
Elizabeth,
Salem
cents
LZIUNDRY,
Frank
E. florist,
117 Lowell,
b.
at Danvers
George
S. janitor,
Bowditch
and
Warren schools,
h. 92 Central
George S. lea. worker,
11. 91 Central
Demers Celina Mrs. variety, Spring Pond
rd. 11. Lynn, h. do.
Edgar A. lab. h. Elana ave.
John,
lab. h. Spring
Pond.
rd. 11.
61
Deminna
Lynn
William,
painter,
h. 102 Wash.
Dempsey
Catherine
N.sten. A.B. Clark's
b. 7 Ayer
Frank L. bookkeeper,
b. 7 Ayer
COOMBS
will do all kinds
in his line to
your satisfaction
’IV»L’E
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CASH
and
make
your
dollar
go further.
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DEMPSEY
. [Peabody.]
Dempsey
Grace M. bookkeeper,
3 Main,
b. '7 Ayer
Margaret, Wid. Patrick,
h. 7 Ayer
Denahy,! see Danahy
[mont pl.
Dennedy
Michael,
Patrick,
lea
mor. dresser,
h. 2 TreWorker,
b. 2 Tremont
Dennehy
pl.
James,
mor.
Dennett
Clarence,
salesman,
[Fulton
11. 34
Worker,
27 Central,
h. at Danvers
Dennis Albert W. treas. (Salem
S.), h. 60 Wash.
Cyrus H. rem. to Lynn
Samuel,
Dickey
Bertrand
h. 47 Midway
E. rem.
to Nova Scotia
rem. to Lynn
Robert
E. b. F. I.
Russell
[Lynn
Dickson
upholsterer,
Robert
S.
Will Arthur, pastor, So. Cong’!
church, h. 20 Chestnut
Dikemau Albert F. mason, h. 36 Lowell
Ethel
W. student,
James
way
John,
Wash.
John J. mgr. Densten
Hair Co. 231
Wash. h. at Lynn
D’Entremont
Bridget,
Mrs.
boarding
Midway
Mary,
Iaundress,
Jean,
rem.‘ to Italy
[ton
Derrivan
Ann,wid.
William
P. h. 65 FulFrancis,
removed
to Boston
William P. died Aug. 20, 1909.
Dervan Eliza E. b. r. 26 Main
Francis E. foreman,
Nat’1 Calfskin
00. h. 59 Midway
Jane, wid. Peter, 11. 1'. 26 Main
Jane T. b. 1'. 26 Main
Mary
Desalliers
A. b. r. 26 Main
L’Oscar,
tanner,
Desmarais
Rose,
Salem
Desmond
Daniel
Elizabeth
George
Hanora
b.5 Dustin
J. (U. S. N.), b. 6 Sutton pl.
J. wid. Jeremiah
F. died
July 28, 1909.
John,
bleachet-,
h. 5 Dustin
L. 11. 6 Sutton pl.
M. saleswoman,
b. 5 Dus-
Margaret
Margaret
tin
Michael
J. mor.
Worker,
[nut
h. 110 Wal-
Devaney
Maurice,
mor. dresser,
h. 15
Groldthwaite pl.
Devarenne
Mary, wid. Adolph.
h. off
Walcott :1. Forest
[Franklin
DeVea.ux
Simon
P. lea. sorter,
h. 25
Dever Annie, rem. to Pennsylvania
Devine Alfred, lea. workex-,1'ms. 66 Main
Thomas,
EWEY
rem.
FARM
Lowell.
to
New
York
(Wyman
&
See page
1259.
Son),
off
Dewing Charles F. rem. to Lynn
Diamantis
Christis
(Voglis & Diamantis), 59 Walnut, rms. do.
J’. B
Co’
worker,
b. '7
b. 7 Midway
Michael J. (U. S. N.), b. 7 Midway
Dinan Patrick J. lab. b. 40 Sherman
Adele,
bookkeeper,
10 Lowell,
b.
at Salem
[Main
Dineen
James
F‘. mor. dresser,
h. 106
Distin William, tailor, 3 Main, 13.10 King
Dixon Cornelius
J. mor. dresser,
h. ’5
Abbott
Dobrotiner
Solly (Griobe Leather
00.),
37 Webster, h. 119 Walnut
Dodd Elizabeth
C. Wid. William
O. h.
Holly c. Northend
[end
Gundy K. currier, b. Holly c.North—
Sherman S. carpenter,
b. Holly c.
Northend
[and
Willis Gr. farmer, b. Holly c. NorthDodge Annie, 1). 62 Central
Charles,
farm
Prospect
hand,
Ernest
B. clerk,
Fred F. salesman,
b. B. P.Earle"s,
21 Winter,
b. 6 Park
Harrison A. h. 9 Park
Ida M. propr. Central Fish
[Beverly
.
b. at
Market,
1). 7 Summer
Mary J. wid.
Nancy 0. b.
Doering Gustav
Glendale
Doherty
Anna.
Charles,
clerk
Charles H. h.106 Lowell
58 Wash.
W. shoe cutter,
h. 15
ave.
[Beckett
F. housekeeper,
b. 30
(B.),
b. 5 Parsons
Daniel, lea. Worker, 10. 6 Summer
David P. engineer (S.), h. 9 Proctor
Elizabeth,
housekeeper
at 5 Parsons
Frank J . mor. Worker, h. 6 Lynn st.
ct.
[27 Franklin
John, janitor, St. John's church, 11.
John
E. lea.
Worker,
11. 58 Wallis
John, lea. Worker, b. 39 Warren
John F. b. 30 Beckett
Margaret,
stitcher,
b. 27 Franklin
Margaret A. Qperator, b. 30 Beckett
Mary E. b. 2'? Franklin
Patrick,
Philip
Dairy and Farm
Products
'
T. chamois
Ella F. b. 106 Lowell
h. 66 Wallis
8 Foster, b. at
[Sutton pl.
F. mor Worker, b. 6
clerk,
R. dressmaker,
10. 7 Mid-
h. 7 Midway
Katherine
Dine
dfessex-,162 1-2 Main,h. at Salem
Defies:
b. 36 Lowell
F. mor. worker,
Warren
B. lea.sorter,
h. 49 Andover
Densten
Hair
Co. scourers
of hair,
231
Cyrus S. (Boston
Wall
Paper
Cleaning Co. B.), h. 62 Central
Derby Charles fB. mason, h. 6 Holten
Derderian
Nfishan,
variety
also hair-
h. 144
Dietriok
Dillon
D’Eon
to Brookline
G. A. Mrs. rem.
Dickinson
Lester B.
Rachel M. wid.
Rathburxrs
Press,
house,
58 Wallis,
h. do.
Henry
L. painter,
h. 58 Wallis
.E
:4,
Dianes
11. 30 Beckett
A. apprentice,
[lin
1-ms. 27 Frank-
LYNN MARKET
Domestic and Imported UNION STREET MARKET
We LAUNDER
PEABODY
from a Circus Tent to a Pocket Hand kerchicf.
everything
STEAM
LAUNDRY,
[Peabody.]
DOLAN
Dolan
Mgrg A. Mrs. variety,
. 0.
Thomas J. mor. dresser,
ten
Osgood
Dole,
& 00.
James
Wash.
Dolloff
46 Holten,
h. 46 Hol-
(William
D. Osgood),
William,
clerk.
E.
and
carriages,
13
b. 43 Holten
DOMBRGWSKI JOSEPlI, groceries and
provisions,
page
142 Wash.
h. do. See
1261
Donabedian
Y. lab. h. 9 Fulton
Donahue Annie L. Wid. Patrick J. b. 16
Shillaber
[Union
Bartholomew
O. mor. worker, h. 19
James,
teamster,
Lawrence,
see
h.24 Harris
Donohue
Patrick,
tanner,
b. 89 Walnut
b. 47 Wash.
[Wash.
jr. lea: measurer,
h. 47
S. IHDWARD, lawyer, 5 A1-
len’s blk. h. 101 Lowell.
William,
lea. Worker,
h. 5 Warren
W. Arthur,
rem. to Danvers
see O‘Donnell
Donohue
John
John
Michael, variety, 35 Midway,
h. do.
Patrick J. mor. Worker,b.35 Midway
see Donahue
Donovan Annie, milliner,
b. 47 Foster
Annie
'1‘. b. 39 Harris
Catharine,
housekeeper
1133
Julia A. groceries (42 Balcomb,
S.), b. 20 Highland
Julia A. b. 10 Harris
Katherine
E. b. 168 Wash.
Margaret,
wid.
John,
11. 168 Wash.
Margaret
M. clerk (Reg. of Deeds,
S. ), b. 10 Harris
Mary, Wid. Dennis, died. Feb. 25, 1910
Mary A. b. 39 Harris
Mary
A. Wid.
Patrick,
h. 234 Wash.
Mary
E. bookkeeper
Highland
Michael J. bartender,
h. 47 Foster
Michael
J.
I1. 76 Tremont
Nellie,
stenog.
Nellie
teamster,
(B.),
Travers’
b. 47 Foster
M. shoe
b.
20
Smith
.
00.
[nut
b. 110 Wal-
stitcher,
Thomas F. mor. dresser, h. 39 Harris
Timothy,
died Jan. 30, 1910
Timothy
F. machinist,
h. 4 Cottage
Doody
Jeremiah
F. mor. worker, 11. 10
Mt. Vernon
Dooge Annie, stenog.
b. 195 Lynnfield
Elizabeth A. b. 195 Lynnfield
[do.
James P. buféher,
E5-.:_Lynnfie1d, b.
Michael, farmer, h. 195 Lynnfiald
William
M. milk, 195 Lyunfield,
b.
do.
V
Dooley James M. shipper, T. T. M. Co.
11. at Salem
[field
Dooling Annie G. clerk (B), b. 168 LynnEdward J. b. 168 Lynnfield
Eugene,
farmer,
h. 168 Lynnfield
Eva
glusic
teacher,
168 Lynnfield,
. 0.
00LING JOHN G. (Dooling
& Coffey,
200 1-2 Essex,
Salem),
b. 168
Lynnfield.
See page 1444
Mary
at 3 Oak
Peabody
Donovan
[High
Daniel
F. mor. dresser,
h. r. 18
G. mor. Worker,
h. 26 High
J. mor. worker,
b. 26 High
St,
DORSETT
h. 24 Proctor
mor. dresser,
Donnell Eva P. clerk, A. C. L. L. 00. b.
’
5 Warren
[Warren
Jennie
B. bookkeeper
(B.),
b. 5
Mary A. b. 5 Warren
Samuel,
Samuel
DONNELL
17 WaInut
Etta,
clerk,
b. 168 Lynnfield
h. Lynnfield
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7? E[NAd 3?’ 3?‘ “W14IFS
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[26 King
Catherine, wid. Daniel A. h.20 Highland
[Emerson
Charles E. foreman, 103 Foster, h. 8
Daniel
F. dyer,
h. 3 Sherman
0NOVAN DANIEL J. real estate and
ins. (210 Essex, S.), h. 80 Franklin.
See page 14
Dennis
L. b. 47 Foster
Doran
Annie
A.
00.),
T. b. 10 Harris
Hannah, wid.Timothy,
b.76 Tremont
James
J. mngr. 103 Foster,
h. 196
Lowell
John
John
John
F. b. 110 Walnut
H. h. 10 Harris
H.1awyef
(210 Essex,
S.), b.
20 Highland
John J. potter, h. 23 Buxton
John P. mor. worker, h. 55 Midway
Julia, 1). 47 Foster
machinist,
clerk,
T. T. M. 00.
b.
Annie Wid. James, 11. 26 King
Annie T. h. 61 Holly
Margaret
E. stenog.
(Nat’l Calfskin
b.
Margaret
Edward F. clerk (S.), b. 20 Highland
Edward P. bleacher,
b. 234 Wash.
Ella V. bookkeeper
(S.) b. 3 Sherman
Ellen
Thomas F.
11. line
26 King
[ly
T. shoe worker,
I). 61 Hol-
Mary A. domestic,
b. 61 Holly
Michael,
rem. from town
Sadie, b. 26 King
William H. (U. S. A.), b. 61 Holly
Dorgan John, teamster,
11. 26 Tremont
Margaret,
wid.
Jeremiah,
h.
244
Washington
Margaret
M. clerk (Na.t’l Calfskin
Co.), b. 26 Tremont
"
Timothy
F. mngr. 62 Fulton, b. 26
Tremont
Dorsett
Amy D.
Perkins
teacher
clerk,
(N.
H.),
Henry
P.
Hiram
O. b. W. H. Tenney’s,
76 Main,
b. 2
[kins
h. 2 Per-
James
LEANDER E. JOYs«>n_:9°*;,'%¢:*a=r,;,?+*§‘*I:;g(§"*»=H,N§,,a,§>»
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Peter
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William
'
Ainslie
Ma
Arthur,
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sorter,
wid.
b. 33 Warren
David
P.
brass
finisher,
h.
John
Rose A. b. 35 Clement ave.
Simon P. foreman, A. B. Clark Co’s,
h. 110 Walnut
Downey
Edward,
teamster,
11. Spring
Pond rd. 11. Lynn
IIWNEY WILLIAM H. physician,
65
Main, h. (10. Oflice hours 2 to 3
and 7 to 8 p. m. Tel con.
Downing William, farmer, b. 34 County
Doyle Arthur W. musician,
b. 6 King
Catherine M. rem. to Salem
Frank, shoe stock (S.), h. 6 King
Henry C. dertist,
14 Main, h. do.
h. 14 Goldthwait;
mor.
Emily
Druczuk
dresser,
h. 37 Holly
{ave.
Mrs. 11. Lynn
Paul,
cott
lea.
worker,
(3. Emerson
h.
26 Endi-
Drysdale John, rem. to Canada
Dubie John L. foreman,
h. 48 Franklin
Dubois
John,
rem. to Salem
Oliver,
rem. to Salem
Ducey
Patrick
J. mor. dresser,
b. 35
Mason
[35 Mason
William
H. engineer,
16 Spring, 11.
Duff Frank J. mor. dresser,
b. 26 Tremont
Duffey John J. moulder, h. 126 Foster
Joseph A. moulder, b. 126 Foster
Stephen F. shaver,
h. 6 Tremont pl.
Duffy David J. mor. dresser,
b. 28 Tremont
[Central
pl.
John
Thomas
F. express,
43 Harris,
h. do.
Draper
Edward,
gluemaker,
b. 13 High
F.
Joseph
clerk,
O’Shea
bldg.
A. iron moulder,
Duggan
92
[mont
Joseph F.
Mary, wid.
Mary E. b.
Thomas J.
William
h.
b. 126 Fos-
ter
Edward, mor. worker, h. 14 High
George, rem. to Stoneham
George T. rem. from town
John H. lab. b. 14 1-2 Foster
Mary, Wid. Edward, b. 83 Aborn
Mary A. compositor,
b. 83 Aborn
Richard, nailer, h. 20 Goodridge
Richard E. leather worker, b. Frog
Island
[Island
William,
morocco
Worker, h. Frog
William J. machinist.
b. Frog Island
William L. fireman, h. 16 Granite
Teas
39 Northend
b. 25 Harris
b. 9 Fulton
Drown
John J. student, b. 6 King
Martin J. pedler, h. 205 Wash.
Patrick J. lab. 11. 5 Warren st. ext.
Thomas,
vice-pres.
George & Barry
Leather 00.; also special police,
h. 20 Church
J‘. B. Blood Co'
ct.
Michael J. driver, h. 20 Mt. Vernon
Michael
J. mor. dresser,
h. r. '76
Main
[168 Wash.
Thomas A. engineer,
17 Walnut,
b.‘
Timothy,
h. 25 Harris
Timothy F. tacker, b. 25 Harris
Drislane Michael, laborer, h. 14 High
Drivas Athas, lea. worker,
h. 61 Walnut
Drohanan Packrad,
cierk,
162 1-2 Main,
Jan. 11, 1910
John,
11. 1A. Caller
fireman,
J. tacker,
Matthew,
bf 35 Clement ave.
John,
/
John J: laborer, h. 2 Wheeler
Mary E. candy maker, b. 6 Mt. Vernon
Patrick
R. fireman,
elec. lt. sta. h. 1
Dowling Esthgag F. b. 35 Clement ave.
Jamasfiféngineer,
A. B. Clark Co’s,
died
wid.
ct.
John jr. mor. dresser,b.
2
Northend
Harry, bookkeeper,
b. 1 Wheeler
John J. mor. worker, h. 68 Holly
Lillian
J. b. 1 Wheeler
Matthew
E. hairdresser,
159 Wash.
b. 1 Wheeler
[Wheeler
Jolin,
Mary,
h. 11 Basford‘s
Vernon
James,
lab. h. 8 Dalton‘s
John,
died Aug. 14, 1909
man
Michael F. mor. dresser, b. 22 SherThomas, gluemaker,
h. 22 Sherman
Dowdall
KING
D1-iscoll Ann, wid. James P. b. 16 King
Daniel A. shoe worker,
b. 25 Harris
Dennis, engineer,
2'7 Grove, h. 6 Mt.
Vernon
[1-is
Dennis A. mor. dresser,
b. 25 HarDennis J. backer, b. 6 Mt. Vernon
Hannah, élerk, 83 Tremont, b. 6 Mt.
Dow Andrew J. clerk, 8 Lowell, h. 62 do.
Gaylord, engineer,
h. 9 N orthend
Barry L. paper hanger, h.63 Endicott
William J. pedler, h. 48 Endicott
Dowd Edward
J. mor. dresser,
b. 22
Sherman
for
DUGGAN
h. 5
b. 14 N0. Central
John,
Telephone.
George
V. shoeworker
h. 65
Bartholomew
Drinkwater
Ralph E. engineer,
15 Grove,
Ple
Elizabeth,
Peabody.
Dresher
76 Tremont,
E. variety
St»
[Peabody.]
Grocer
M. blacksmith,
h. 14
[b. 14 Holly
H. hairdresser,
Douglass
for Cash and at Cash Prices
Washington
mor. shaver,
b. 28 TreDavid, h. 28 Tremout
28 Tremont
[mont
mor. dresser,
b. 28 Tre-
F. foreman,
B. N. Moore
&
Son’s. h. 7 Clement ave.
Charles E.‘ stone cutter,
b. 2 Mt.
Vernon
Cornelius
J. driver,
b. 6 School
Daniel F. st. car conductor,
b. 13
Endicott
[School
Daniel
J. foreman
(Stone.),
h. 6
and
Coffees
We can please you
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
PHILIP
WA
Lace Curtains Made to Look Like New
PEABODY
STEAM
LIIUNDRY,
Henry
Mt.
D.
mor.
dresser,
h.
2
Vernon
Henry F. tacker, b. 2 Mt. Vernon
James, mor. dresser,
h. 13 Eudicott
James
J. motorman,
F. clerk (S.), h. Ellsworth
:1. King
Margaret M. b. 6 School
Edward,
h. 4 Elliott
pl.
lab.
h.
Dennis
J. ins.
J. mor. dresser,
solicitor,
b. 284 Wash.
John,
J.
mor.
mor.
dresser,
(B. & M. R.
ave.
'
3 Sherman
worker,
h.
272
h. 242 Wash.
John M. gluemaker,
b. 242 Wash.
Margaret, wid. Charles, h. 284 Wash.
Margaret A. b. 284 Wash.
[Wash.
Maurice
Michael,
B.
glue
worker,
b.
laborer,
h. 19 Sherman
Michael
J. mor. dresser,
scott
Minnie
284
b. 7 Swamp-
Arthur,
Vernon
b. 242 Wash.
mor. worker,
Florido,
Godfrey,
A. groc.
and prov.
'74 Tre-
h. 64 do.
J.
engineer,
1'. 145 Lowell,
- b. 23 1-2 Franklin
Dunham David W. rem. to Danvers
Frank L. mor. worker,
b. 18 Bow-
Dunleavy
Dunlivy
Martin
27 Main, rms.
20 1-2 do.
John, driver,
b. 8 Aborn
John, lab. b. 8 Aborn
Mary A. stitcher, b. 8 Abom
Michael, machinist,
b. 8 Aborn
LEANDER
E. JOY,
driver,
currier,
h. 11 Bowditch
h. 17 Northend
Durkee
Arthur
worker,
ale n. Lowell,
Brothers
b. 145 Main
P. (Durkee
Bros.),
Good-
11. do.
(Arthur
P. and Edwin
A.),
market gardenets, Groodale
Dorothy
E. bookkeepe°i*,§'7
rms.
'7 Elm
Walnut,
\
Edwin A. (Durkee
Bros.),
Goodale
n. Lowell. h. do.
[e1l, 11. do.
Elmer E. poulterer,
Goodale 11. LowE. Lawrence,
farm hand, b. E. A.
Durkee’s
Harvey
P. driver,
Joseph
A. carpenter,
h. 9 Basford’s
ct.
h. 8 Osborne
Louis A. lab. h. Forest 11. Newbury
URKEE NCJRMANB. propr. Pea. Steam
Laundry, 17 Walnut, h. at Lynn.
head
Thomas
lines
L. tanner,
C. farmer,
h. 91 Lowell
h. Lake
11. New-
bury
Edward
J.
driver,
b. 61 Harris
Michael J. foreman,
A. C. L. L. 00.
b. 145 Main
Du:-land Charles A. musician and blacksmith, h. 75 Wallis
Durrough
Walter J. rem. to Lowell
Dustin Afia S. Mrs. rem. to Salem
Dwyer
John,
tanner,
h. 74 Wash.
Mary E. b. 74 Wash.
Dyer William H. foreman, A. C. L. L. 00.
h. 36 Wash.
Dynan Timothy J. foreman,
r. 50 Lowh. 17 Franklin
c. En-
to Danvers
M. clerk,
.
b. 119 Foster
Lynn
Michael,
mor.
ell,
U. rem.
b. 9 High
George S. carpenter,
b. 152 Lynn
Rhoda H. Wid. George
W. h. 152
ditch
Hattie V. Mrs. clerk, Oentral
dicott, b. 18 Bowditch
Laura
15
H. mor. worker,
b. 9 High
J. machinist,
b. 9 High
Dunsford
Fred,
Durgin
Alfred,
Durkin
J oseph, foreman, Nat’! Calfskin 00.
h. 49 Tremont
[Franklin
Dundon Margaret M. wid. David, b. 23 1-2
William
rms.
')Ill0M}lE{.l..lIl9
W9}IOJ.0Il(lN00'9NIzI00}I
'IE[lWH{)
PW}IH
tacker,
b. 22 Mt. Vernon
mor. worker,
h. 80 Tremont
mont,
J.
John J. mor. dresser, h. 22 Berry
Thomas, engineer,
h. 9 High
William
E. mor. Worker, b. 14 1-2
h. 22 Mt.
'03 HJJWS1?EINM
Joseph
James
James
See
dresser,
b. 9 High
M. Wid. Patrick
Raymond
E. b. 284 Wash.
mor.
h. 42 Oak
Sherman
ave.
Timothy,
Dumas
Anastasia,
h. 67 Margin
Dennis
J. jr. conductor
R.), b. 7 Swampscott
Edward,
clerk, 27 Main,h.
Jeremiah
Wash.
Dunney
7 Swampscott
Dennis
teamster,
1135
Foster
[ave.
2d,
Eben,
W. Henry,
Samuel, carpenter,
h. 83 Aborn
Dullea
Charles
A. farm hand,
b. 284
Wash.
{moat
Daniel J. mor. dresser,
h. 108 TreDaniel J. clerk, b. 7 Swampscott
Dennis
pair)
Peabody
John F. tacker, h. 17 Uptdn
Michael D. fireman, h. 149 Wash.
Elizabeth,
Dukelow
Charles,
laborer,
h. 19 High
James,
tanner,
b. 89 Walnut
John,
rem. to Revere
ave.
Dunn
rd.
Mary E. b. 2 Mt. Vernon
Michael,
mor. worker,
b. 89 Walnut
M. Joseph,
student,
1). 13 Endicott
per
$1.,
EAGAN
Bridget
b. 13 Endicott
John
Duke
cts
[Peabody.]
DUGGAN
Duggan
(75
1 7 Walnut
EAOU EUST,
John,
mor.
(Successor to Davis & Joy).
Contractor and Dealer in Rough
shoe
repairer,
50 Walnut,
1-ms. 59 do.
Eade Peter E. lab. h. 10 County
Eagan Bridget, wid. Edward,
h. 36 Midway
George
J. driver,
b. 1 Fountain
James L. clerk (B.), b. 36 Midway
Worker,
h. 1'. 16 Fulton
Telephone
Connection
and Hammered GRANITE
Renzi
Garage
ELM5: CENTRAL
s'rs.,
1136
EGAL
epairing
Co.
- -
PEABODY
[Peabody.]
EAGAN
Benjamin
P.
farmer,
h.
,
Prospect
n. Feltou
[ton, 1). do.
Thorndike
P. milk, Prospect 11. FelEarp Edwin,
architect
(333 Union, L.),
and Glendale ave. 11. Troy, h. do.
Eastman Albert C. foreman, Essex Trap
Rock & Con. 00. h. 12 Elm
Henry
F.
mechanical
engineer,
Nat’l Calfskin Co. h. at Lowell
Easton George, driver, 197 Lynn, b. do.
Eaton Alvah W. teamster,
h. 28A Main
Clarence,
shoemaker,
h. Lynnfield,
byd.
Bartholomew
George H. butcher, b. J. B. Eaton’s
George W. h. 119 Central
«um
Irving R. rem. to Salem
James B. butcher,
Lowell n. Newbury, h. do.
Edelstein
Jacob,
nut
mor.
Worker,
b. 40 Wal-
Mpr
17 Lowell,
h. at Salem
H. (F. H. Edgerly
Lowell,
(Frank
grocers,
Edmondson
17
H.
and Carroll
17 Lowell
Willard,
carpenter,
c. Rockdale
Edwards
Efiendy
& Son),
h. 11 Warren
F. H. & Son
F.),
h. Lynn
ave.
Isabel S. rem. to Beverly
Mamed, gt-oc. &c. also lodgers,
18 Lowell,
E. student,
1). E.
Newbury
Eldridge
Eleopoulos
E. E1der’s,
[h. 73 Wash.
Murrie
J. driver,
r. 50 Lowell,
Athin,
mor. dresser,
h. r. 22
Walnut
(Peter
Eleopoulos
& C0,). 36
Walnut, rms. 45 Midway
Peter & Co. (Peter Eleopoulos
and
Ernest Bougas),
lunch, 36 Wal-
Peter
nut
Elliot
letter
clerk,
carrier,
h. 72 Main
b. 72 Main
Eliza A. died Feb. 1, 1910
Fred W. clerk, B. & M. freight,
b.
121 Main
[Winona
George
W. lab. h. Newbury
byd.
Elliott Bessie E. Mrs. b. 32 Carlton
Edward,
George,
rem.
shoemaker,
h. Troy
Con.
Fred
:1,
ave.
Edward,
b. 62 Lowell
wid.
Patrick,
b. P. J ,
Celia M. rem. to Salem
Fred E. mngr. Essex
Trap Rock
00.
h.
8;
at Melrose
W. rem. to Salem
John
H. Watchman,
Nat’!
00. h. 21 Franklin
Lee K. rem.
to Salem
Lorenzo,
rem. to Salem
ELLIS
MICHAEL W. milk
also
dealer
Calfskin
and
in cattle,
eggs;
81 Ando-
ver, h. do.
See page 1260
Patrick J. carpenter,
h. Forest
Summit
Robert,
driver,
42 Gardner,
byd.
b. do.
Thomas F. carpenter,
h. Forest byd.
Summit
[5 Stevens
Elmond Ellis, shoes, 10 Al1en’s blk. h.
ElsWortl§_FI1;3de1'ick,
rem.
to Milford,
Elwell Andrew,
b. 56 Franklin
William P. electrician,
36 Main, h.
56 Franklin
[ave.
Elwin Arthur, machinist,
h. Longwood
Emerson Arthur R. plumber, b. 53 Warren
[ell
Elvira R. Wid. Robert R.h. 131 LowGeorge B. driver,
fire dept.
h. 33
Warren
Emith Vincent J .shoemaker,h.
117 Lynn
Emmett
David,
to Salem
carpenter,
rms. 59 Lowell
lab.
11. Bleachery
S. painter,
b.
Row
Bleachery
Row
Frederick
H. teamster,
Emmons Ernest, shoemaker,
11. Lynn
Enlind
E. Robert,
b. 264 Wash.
h. off Lynn
line
A. Hilda,
teacher,
lea.
b. 9 Bowditch
shaver,h.9
Bowditch
Sigrid K. teacher
(Bev.), b. 9 Bowditch
Enos Charles W. chief engineer,
electric
light station, 13. 12 Bowditch
Fannie P. b. 12 Bowditch
Manuel,
lab.
h. 42 Harris
Miriam S. wid. John R. b. 22 Franklin
[pk. (west)
Vergil,
Enright
lea.
John,
Enterprise
Arthur,
Bessie,
D.
Glendale
Zubay,
wid.
Ellis Bridget
A.
Ellis
Franklin
h. do.
Eflinin Erick, lea. worker,
11. 31 English
Ekier Mike, mor. worker, h. 12 Spring
Elder Edward
E. steam
plant
(L.), h.
Newbury
11. Lake
E. Mahlon, mngr. Turnpike
Garage,
b. E. E. Elder’s
L. May, teacher, b. E. E. E1der's
Ralph
Louis
OLA
[Liberty
Edgecom fiobert J. lea. sorter, b. r. 22
Edger!
arroll (F. H. Edgerly & Son),
Frank
ESPIN
Elliott
Eagan John J. rem. to Gloucester
Lily A. bookkeeper,
b. 36 Midway
William H. barrels, Sutton p]. h. do.
Eagar Henry A. fireman, h. 21 Bowditch
Earle
and
FORD
Car
and
Supplies
worker,
tanner,
Shoe
11. 24
Highland
h. 7 Hancock
Store,
H.
Isenberg,
mgr. 24 Main
Erickson August,
tailor, h. 160 Main
Frank C. photographer,
h. 153 Main
Frank G. jr. salesman
(L.), b. 153
Main
Erikson
Frederick,
Espinola
Antonio,
Frank,
shoe
gardener,
h. F\m
h. 21 Sprague
stock
worker,
h.
5
Sprague
CARE of
See P. J.Woods8:(30.8ForAI1cn’s
Block, -
PROPERTY
Peabody, Mass.
(UQI washings (l0Il¢ to SM! (50
STEAM
PEKBODY
cents
LAUNDRY,
ESPINOLA
Manuel,
mor.
worker,
h. 14
Sprague
[Perkins
Essex Agricultural
Fair
Grounds,
end
Glue and Gelatine
Co. Allen’s ct.
Tanning
Co. Inc. 45 Wallis
Trap
Rock and Construction
Co.
quarry,
BuXton’s
Hill, oifice do.
and
Estes
at A.
B. Clark
Co.’s,
Amedee.
engineer,
11. off ft. King
Belle
M.
Mrs.
crossing,
Ewing
h. 30
FADER
Mrs.
mor.
27 Main,
Farrer
59
W.
h.
Lowell
Fales
Joel
Fallon
Annie
(G. E. 00.
L.),
rms.
Fanning
Elizabeth,
r. 140
h. 11
1-. 140 Main,
Thomas
F. foreman,
Nat’I Calfskin Go. h. 69 Pierpont
Thomas
F. jr. b. 69 Pierpont
Farnham
Frank E. lawyer, 8 Allen's
blk.
h. 21 No. Central
[No. Central
Henry H. draughtsrnan
(B.),
b. 21
P. lawyer,
18 Tremont
William,
agent
see
8 A11en’s
(Proctor
blk.
from
SA Swamp-
town
WILLIAM
1265
H. lawyer,8
See page 1273
Jane
T. wid. Herbert
William,
rem. to New
[Salem
Main,
b. at
Farley
Horace
h.
Allen's
blk.
Feeney Emma,
b. 144 Washington
Emma
A. wid. Michael
F. h. 144
Washington
John, lea. worker,
b. 144 Wash.
Thomas,
engineer,
h. 15 Dustin
Felch Chester
L. rem. to Seabrook
ELLDWS FRANK F. painter,
83 Andover. 11. do.
See page 1272
ELLOWS GEORGE G- Painter and Paper hanger,
309 Lowell,
h. do.
A. C. L. L. Co.
stenog.
currier,
‘>I-IOMmow wells‘ mm 3“!d!d ‘3U!¢
b. 154
62 Lowell
b. at Salem
Jennie
M. stenog.
to Maine
F. b. 15 Warren
h. '7 Elm
h. at Salem
F. foreman,
J . rem.
See page
FAY
P. b. 29 Tremont
Foster,
[ett
b. 6 Beck—
Patrick,
mor. worker,
h. 68 Pierpont
AY ’l‘lI0]IAS, carpenter
and builder,
and Felton,
Mt. Pleasant,
h. do.
ALLON J. HOWARD, supt. Danvers
Bleachery
and Dye Works,
off
Michael
grammar
b. 232 Lynn
A. rem.
Charles
Joseph,
James
[Carleton
R. amp.
Centre
b. 6 Beckett
Fawcett
George H. bleacher,
h. 19 Wash.
Fay Edward,
machinist,
h. 21 Caller
b. 85
=9awfd
(B.),
28 Wash_
b. 6 Beckett
Boulevard
‘~ \
Willis S. rem. to Manchest;e1‘,\Me.
Faulkner
John D. foreman,
B. & M. R.
R. h. 12 Brown
[scott ave.
h. at Salem
salesman
J.b.
27
1452
Henry
0. carpenter,
h. 29 Jacobs
Leonard,
lineman,
h. S King
Linda,
bookkeeper,
8 A1len’s
blk. b.
15 Warren
Oscar I. carpenter,
h. Audette
Sarah A. Wid. Henrynfj.
h. 15 Warren
William
W. shoe worker;
11. Beacon
b. 9 Warren
[mont
dresser,
h. 66 Tre-
31 Walnut,
teacher.
maker,
ARRINGTGN GEORGE 0. insurance,
3
Allen's blk, room 1, and (50 Kilby, B.).
Danvers
ofiice, Bank
bldg. h. 158 Lowell.
See page
JUSTIN, baker, 94 Main, h. '72
Edward
candy
H. currier,
Artemus,
Leslie
Farrington
Aborn.
See page 1259.
Mildred
0. bookkeeper,
25 Main, b.
9 Warren
Fairfield
Adelaide
E. Mrs. bookkeeper
:3 tmws
1137
Farrell
James,
rem. to Roxbury
Richard,
rem. to Salem
Favreau
FADER ARTHUR C. clerk,
Lynnfield
at the
Peabody
William
A. 11101‘.Worker,
see Farnham
h. 210 Lynn
32 Main,
B.
school,
Union
h.
Charles
Ida
Lynn
George
W. physician,
at Middleton
W.
E.
St,
FELT
Farnum
27 Central
canvasser,
T. farm hand,
Fannie
Joseph
Basket)
I4‘arnsworthA1bertus,
Central,
h.
Marga:-et,wid.AndreW
Lowell
[n. Pond
Edith M. clerk,(L.),b.
Bartholomew
J. Frank,
sole sorter (L.), h. Bartholomew. n. Pond
[mew n. Pond
J. Frank jr. clerk, (L.), b. BartholoRobert G. h. 59 Tremont
Esty
Abbie
D.
principal,
Bowditch
School, b. at Middleton
[lish
Eustace
John E. mor. dresser, h. 41 EngEustok
Maximus,
h. 160 Wash.
Evans
Albert,
lea. Worker,
h. 1 Sutton
Charles F. engineer,
69 Foster,
h. 9
Calumet
Orrin R. flagman,
Wallis
st. R. R.
William
per
Walnut
[Peabody.]
Espinola
Essiambre
I7
[ment
ave.
E. h. 12 ClemJersey
William
H. pres. and treas. Peabody
Supply 00. h. 12 Liberty
ELLOWS WILLIAM 11. JR. coal and
Wood; also teaming
and general
trucking,
12 Liberty,
13. do.
See
h.
Felt
[18 Jacobs
Est. B.), 11.
page 1268
Alice B. bookkeeper
(S.),
_
b. 71 Mam
Ax-thux-‘W.
poulterer,
Newbury
11.
Forest,
h. do.
[bury
Charles F. farmer,
h. Broad 11. New-
Farnum
E. W. COOMBS, 27 Lowell
St.. Peabody, Mass. .2! T“°"h°“‘*
51-4
Steam
'
3°‘ 83 Ill
Plumbing
Water
.°
HUMPI-IREY PROVISION CO.,
CAS H
Grocers
WILLIAM
L.FREEMAN,
L°W.,=.,.g-.,<;,<g,'_'=W?,gg;,;:,:E=TAgent
forMoxie
Ner
[Peabody.]
69 WASHINGTON
STREET.
1138
PEABDDY.
MASS.
FELT
Felt
FLYNN
George R. treas. and sec. Munroe &
Arnold-Merritt
Express 00. h. 71
Main
Leroy
Lewis
Felton
[ant
Daniel
H. farmer,
opp. Prospect
E.
wid.
foreman,
Fitton John, bleacher,
b. 202 Wash.
Fitzgerald
John E. jr. asst. treas. T. T.
M. 00.;
also treas.
Mulherin
Belt Knife 00. h. 127 Main
William F. pres. T. T. M. Co. h. at
Andover
Fitzmaurice
Michael. b. 54
[English
9 Grove,
Mary L. b. 54 En lish
William J. mor.
resser,
Fred
A. mouldet,
h. 29 Union
Flachbart
tral
[dicott
Ferren Albert A. shoe healer, h. 89 EnCarrie A. b. 89 Endicott
Charles
W. clerk,
B. & M. freight
house, b. 44 Lowell
Frank A. clerk (B.), b. 22 Main
Frank B. painter, rms. 51 Lowell
Isaac A. janitor Sav. Bk. bldg. h. do.
James E. mor. dresser,
b. 87 Endicott
J esse N. mor. dresser, h. 44 Lowell
Julia A. wid. Othniel, h. 33 Chestnut
Fessenden
Charles E. engineer, 1:. Forest
11. Summit
do.
Fifield
Frank R. clerk, 16 Caller, b. 12
Marion A. clerk, 48 Main, b. 14 Galle 1':
Robert R. shipper (S.), b. 14 Caller
William
A.
clerk,
16
Caller;
L.
kee’s,
Finn Michael,
Finnick
Frank
farm
hand,
James
Fletcher
Flint
at
B‘
Co‘
cutter,
E.
h.
Lynn
H.
opp.
wid. Augustus
at 80 Franklin
farmer,
h.
A.
Lowell
11.,
[Lowell
farmer,
h.
Goodale
n.
Wilbard,
elevator
man,
b.
20
Upton
Flynn Alice N. bookkeeper,
76 Main, 1).
16 No. Central
[Vernon
Annie, saleswoman
(S.), b. 40 Mt.
N.
Bridget,
Gatherine
maker.
b.84
M.
wid.
John,
Tremont
h.
dover
Cornelius J. mngr. Ronan’s
26 An-
Express,
b. Hotel
Foster
Daniel
F. lab. b. Glue Hill
Dennis,
died Jan. 6, 1910
Edward,
bookkeeper
way
Edward
M. mor.
James,
James
Customers
candy
Catherine,
wid. Edward, h. 51 MidW3)’
Catherine
A. b. 84 Tremont
Catherine E. linotype oper. b. 16 No.
Central
[ver, b. do.
Catherine M. dressmaker,
26 Ando-
Ellen,
Helen
Fisher Eugene A. rem. to Lynn
Fishman John, rem. to Lynn
Fiske L. Bessie, h. 22 Holten
J‘
Charles
Florente
Glue
Our
h. 42
[Caller
E. Matilda,
wid. James F. h. Pine
c. West
Handley O. b. r. 27 Jacobs
also
J.
F. sole
Alice
J.
housekeeper
Daniel
b. E. A. Dur-
housekeeper
Holten
(S.),
Newbury
Co. h. 237 Wash.
Annie
L.
Burbeck’s,
A. foreman
ave.
Holten
Goodale
rem. to Marblehead
J.
foreman,
Am.
Louis
Clement
& Grantham
Machine
00. (William
B. Flanagan and Frank D. Grantham), 12 Walnut
Fleet George W. painter,
11. Forest 11.
Newbury
[cemetery
furniture,
1'. do. 11. 14 do.
Will(i1am R. grocer, 16 Caller,
h. 12
o.
[cott
Finley John,
mor. dresser,
h. 22 EndiRobert
b. 22
Aug.
Patrick, mor. dresser, h. 5 Caller
William
B. (Flanagan
& Grantham
Mach. 00.),
12 Walnut,
h. 65
George, engineer, b. 20 Church
Israel,
emp. (G. E. Co. L.), h. 43
County
John,
. dresser, b. 18 Church
J osep
. H. driver, h. 209 Lynn
Pete , carpenter,
b. 48 Holten
Susan L. wid. Frank 0. teacher
of
music, public schools, h. 63 Can-
[Harris
housekeeper,
Patrick,
died
Flanagan Francis M. mor. dresser, b. 5
b. 87 Lynn
John, Woo) pulier, b. 24 Foster
2 Wash.
Cornelius J. lea. mnfr. 1 Winter c.
Spring, h. 22 Harris
Mary E. h. 84 Franklin
Thomas J. (Sheehan & Fitzpatrick),
24 Wallis, h. at Salem
Fenton
Henry,
rem.
to Vermont
Thomas,
lea. worker,
b. 20 Midway
Manuel, mor. dresser, h. 37 Fulton
[87 Eudicott
Ferguson
Arthur
E. wood worker,
h.
T.undertaker,
Fitzpatrick
Annie,
Catharine,
wid.
10, 1909
b. 54
Fereira
Bx-ookline
John
pl. h. do.
b. Andover
Prospect
Catharine,
English
James
h.
P. housekeeper,
opp.
Fennelly
ave.
C. mor. worker, h. 32 ClemA. fireman, 11. Broad n. Pine
Harriet
Firth
Telephone.
are
our Best Advertisers
(B.)——-—-‘)1
Mid»
dresser,
[mont
h. 104 Tre—
wid. Dennis, h. 84 Tremont
M. tel. oper. b. 51 Midway
lab. 11. 8 Hancock
J. foreman
(S.), b.26
Andover
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
Sheets, Pillow Slips, Towels, Tablecloths.
Peabody SteamLaundry
and Bed Spreads, washed and ironed in the
30 cents per data!» 17 WALNUT srnzz-r,
best manner for
FLY NN
Flynn
[Peabody.]
John A. mor. Worker,
1). 84 Tre-
mont
John J. express, 47 Midway,
John J. clerk, 76 Main, h.24
John W. teamster,
h. 16 No.
Mary, died Oct. 23, 1909
Mary A. died Oct. 15, 1909
Mary V. bookkeeper
(S.), b.
Central
Maurice,
Maurice,
h. do.
Liberty
Central
16 No.
lab. h. 53 Midway
mor. dresser,
h. Glue
Hill
Thomas
Timothy,
A. currier,
b. 26 Andover
mot. worker,
h. 8 Aborn
pl.
[Salem
William,
engineer,
Bros.
(Lendall
mor.
19
W.
mnfrs.
Grove,
h.
and Louis
at
J.),
27 Grove
Bros. Co. (Inc.), lea. agts.
Lendell G. rem. to Salem
Lendell W. (Foan
Bros.),
Foan Bros. Co. (Inc.),
27 Grove
E. rem. to Salem
Louis J . (Foan
B1-os.), also pres.
Foan Bros. Co. (Iuc.), 27 Grove,
h. at Salem
Fogarty Dennis F. lab. h. 5 Sylvan
Foley Bartholomew
J. shoemaker,
h. 9
Harris
Catharine,
maid at 2 Forest
Cornelius,
mot. worker, b. 37 Mason
Hannah,
wid.
Patrick,
rem.
PEABODY
1139
Forness Kate L. h. 25 Aborn
Mary A. stenog. (B.), h. 44 Wash.
Forrest Irving M. station agent, B. & M
central
station,
h. 95 Andover
Foss Charles F. com. trav.
(N. Y.). h.
03$ RALPH E. physician,
39 Main, h.
do.
Office hours,
2 to 3 and 7
to 8 P. M. Tel. 333-12
Walter S. mor. dresser, h. 169 Lowell
Foster Anthony
J. lea. sorter,
b. 13
Shamrock
James
L. mor. dresser,
h. 25 Winter
George
M. clerk
(B.). h. 29 Holten
Harry G. painter, h. 22 Becket
Hennigar
P. fish and variety,
108
Lynn, also 121 Lynnfield,
h. do.
FOSTER
HORACE K. medical examiner,
also physician.
2 Park c. Main,
11. do.
Office hours,
until 9 A.
M. 2 to 3and
also sec.
27 Grove,
h. at Salem
Lillian
-
1'78 Lowell
Maurice J. machinist,
b. Glue Hill
Patrick H. mor. dresser, h.13 Jacobs
Foan
-
FREEMAN
to Con-
cord, N. H.
[(west)
John J . teamster,
11.22 Highland pk.
John P. stenog. (B.), h. 17 Gardner
Margaret G. b. 49 Endicott
Mary E. wid. John J . h. 40 Wash.
Mary J . wid. Michael,
died June 6,
1910
[18 Harris
Mary L. teacher, Eudicott school, b.
Michael J . foreman,
A. C. L. L. 00.
h. 49 Endicott
Timothy J . moulder,
b. 19 Parsons
7 to SP.
M.
Tel.
con.
[11, line
James L. mor. dresser, h. Lynnfield
Joseph H. mor. dresser, h. 4 Lynn
Kendall P. b. 2 Park
‘*
Manuel. shoe repairer
98 Tremont,
anti Variety,
h. 13 Shamfdck
Roy, shoemaker, h. Dynnfield In. line
Fostrom Simon, h. 54 King
Fox Charles A. plumber,
h. 1 Fountain
John J . mor. dresser,
h. 15 Aborn
Katherine
A. b. 2 1-2 Fountain
L. May, clerk, Nat‘l Calfskin
Co. b.
at Salem
[Fountain
Patrick
D. H101‘. dresser,
h. 2 1-2
Thomas
F. mor.
dresser, b. 2 1-2
Fountain
[Fountain
William E. mor. dresser,
b. 2 1-2
Foye James F. sorter, h. 121 Main
Frame David J. operator, h. 8 Dustin
James H. mor. buffer, h. 25 Dustin
‘OD H.LIIAIS3? EINAcI are ‘s.1o1'e.12u29.n_:Vwxem
William
F. lea. sorter,
b. 49 Endicott
Follmer
John,
lab. b. 55 Endicott
Folsom
Charles G. bookkeeper,
84 Walnut, h. 52 Central
[tral
Eunice D. wid. Charles G. 11.52 CenHenry D. lea. sorter, b. 66 Franklin
Mary E. Mrs. h.’7 Elm
Samuel B. asst shipper. b. 7 Elm
Foote John C. currier, h. 67 Main
Ford
Edward,
rem. to Boston
Elizabeth
E. b. 15 Swampscott
Peter,
lab. h. 15 Swampscott
Victor
F. gardener,
h. Forest
mit
William
Forness
ave.
ave.
n.Sum-
scott
John
J . mor.
Frank
ell c. Newbury
J . driver,
J
Food
c. Newbury,
side Zines
[Freeman’s
Mrs.
Ella
F.
h. 36 Franklin
L. agent.
Moxie
Co. and
Bottling
propr.
Works,
King
Lowell
h. at Danvers.
Work Finished with Up-to-Date
Successor to Davis & Joy.
[Tremont
Worker,
h. 104
h. 79 Tremont
b.
John F. carpenter,
REEMAN WILLIAM
Philip
L. E. JOY,
and
101
Maurice, tel. oper. (B. & M.
R. R. sta.), b. at Salem
Freeman Ella F. wid. William J . h. Low-
Nerve
&
101
Freedman
ave.
J. E. Osborn
10. 8 Dustin
Foster
F1-atus Anthony
M. lea.
Manuel,
shoemaker,
P. (U. S. A), b. 15 Swamp-
Frederick,
supt.
Co.’s, h. 6 State
worker,
M. b. 8 Dustin
Susan A. b. 8 Dustin
William H. (Frame
& Warren),
Foster, 1). 8 Dustin
& Warren (William
H. Frame
Frank J . Warren),
painters,
Nellie
See
Machinery
Quarryand Yard,Off BartholomewStreet.
Tel. Con.
A9sp}I .10}
Touring Car for hire. .33 Up-to-date GARAGE
RENZI
GARAGE
B0.
every respect. .3 GASOLINE,
LEEFORD
1140
Philip
scott
ave
French
Adin
F. clerk,
J. fireman,
h.
10 Swamp-
9 A11en’s blk.
120 Lowell
Arthur
h.
[Boston
P. sec. M. B. Paige
Elizabeth,
b. 62 Holly
Emma,
Wid. Nathaniel
Co. h. at
[Lowell
b. 120
B.
V. mor. Worker, h. 62 Holly
John
b. 164 Lynn
Luther
S. motorman,
Luther
Peter,
T. mor. dresser, h. 164 Lynn
coffee house,
59 1-2 Walnut,
1-ms. do.
Thomas,
boarders,
Friedman
Frituras
Froggos
Frost
89 Walnut,
h. do.
Max, Jewish rabbi, h. r. 119
Walnut
[nut
John, mor. dresser,
h. 51 WalCharles, fruit,
14 Foster,
b. 47
Midway
Alton
F. shipper,
b. 69 Pierpont
Freeman F. janitor, h. 69 Pierpont
George P. foreman, 156 Lynn, b. do.
Frye Eleanor M. b. 59 Central
Maurice
E. student,
b. 59 Central
1’eter J. h.”59 fientral
Fsitm-as J Qfin, mor. dresser,h.
Fuller Esfella M. b. 276 Lynn
Isaac
W. machinist,
Lydia
J.
wid.
51 Walnut
h. 276 Lynn
Prescott
H.
b.
Lynn
276
[man
William H. mor. dresser,
h. 6 SherFullington
Walter B. painter,
12 1-2 Jacobs, rms. 44A Main
Funchion Edward, h. 39 Mason
[pl.
Edward
N. mor.
Mary, bookkeeper,
Furbush
William
ter,
H.
dresser,
h. 2 Aborn
b. 39 Mason
engineer,
111 Fos-
b. 14 1-2 do.
GAEDAR SMEAL (0. Peterson & 00.), 15
Central, b. 2 Fulton
Grafiney Mary A. dressmaker,
33 No.
Central, b. do.
[tral
Thomas F. clerk (B.), b. 33 No. CenGaines Ruth E. chief opr. Thomas blk.
b. at Salem
Gainley
Peter
C. mor.
Worker,
ave. c. Longwood
Edward,
laborer,
b.
Elane
ave.
Gralanopolous
George,
rem.
Peter,
rem. to Salem
Galenius
to Salem
h. 4Winthrop
Gale John L. blacksmith,
h. 24 Granite
Galeucia
Charles,
farm
hand,
b. Spring
Pond rd. (upper)
[1-d. (upper)
George, farm hand, h. Spring Pond
George L. jr. hairdresser
and newsdealer,
68 Lynn,
and REGAL AUTOMOBILES.£-—
[Peabody.]
FREETO
Freeto
h. 2 Joy
pl.
Hannah S. wid. Daniel D. h. 87 Lynn
J. Wallace,
lab. h. Bartholomew
byd. Oak ave.
Mary E. wicl. Daniel, b. 13 Beckett
Perley, h. 61 Lynn
Warren A. h. 80 Lynn
in
OIL & SUPPLIES.
GENESE
Galileo Antonio,
laborer, h. 10 Oak ave.
Gallagher David J. foreman,
T. T. M.
00. h. 168 Wash.
John,
John
variety,
J. clerk,
202 Wash.
h. 13 Dane
A. O. L. L. Co. b. 16
Wash pl.
Michael, bleacher,
h. 16 Wash. pl.
Peter P. shipper, b. 16 Wash. pl.
Thomas I. bleacher,
b. 16 Wash. pl.
Timothy F. bartender,
b. 15 Holten
Galloupe Abbott B. clerk, Warren Five
Cents Sav. Bank, h. 9 Gardner
Ganey Catherine T. b. John Ganey’s
Elizabeth
A. nurse, b. J. Ganey’s
J ohn, h. Tremout
opp. Harmony
Grove Cemetery
Patrick, teamster,
h. 12 Sherman
Ganley Alice E. b. 4 Sherman
Sarah J. Wid. James,
died Nov. 19,
1909
John, moulder,
b. 4 Nichols
Chester
W. draughtsman,
Gannon
Gardner
lane
b. 13
Warren
Edson F. clerk (S.), h. 39 Central
GARDNER
FARM (Charles E. Hinkley),
42 Gardner.
See page 1500
Harold C. leather
Worker,
b. 13
Warren
[13 Warren
Helen
E.
clerk,
A. G. L. L.
00.
b.
Herbert,
harness
maker, '7 A1len’s
blk. h. 13 Warren
Lillian
P. stenog.
20 Main,
b. 13
Warren
[Lowell
Thomas
W. (Lynn),
s. 1'. Lake (3.
Garigan Josephine
F. b. 24 Berry
Garneau
Alfred,
_repair
man,
23 Lowell,
h. at Salem
Gates John H. grocer,
18 Main, 11. 12
Highland
park (east)
Gauley Isaiah M. gardener, h. 37 Warren
Graulton John,
carriage
painter;
h. 3
Cottage
Gauthier
Thomas,
mor. Worker. 11. 11
Oakland
[Co. h. 24 Berry
Gavigan James H. foreman, A. G. L. L.
Josephine
F. sorter, b. 24 Berry
Gavin Walter H. shoe Packer, h. Elana
ave. n. Spring Pond rd.
Gay Fannie I’. b. 10 Sewall
William, h. 10 Sevvall
Gaynor Owen J. shoe repairer,
6 - £1cock, h. do.
Geary Mary E. nurse, b. 61 Holly
Gebow Efiie V. b. J. H. Gebow’s
George W. actor, b. J. H. Gebow’s
Gertrude M. b. J. H. Grebow’s
Henry
John
A. pedler,
H.
Birch
Gelineau
Joseph
Joseph
Genese
fish
A.
b. J. H. Gebow’s
(L.),
h.
Russell
11.
[3 Lynn
machine
A. T. mor. worker,
Andrew,
See P. J. Woods& Go.8ForAllen'sLOANS
Block,
h.
shaver,
h.
b. 3 Lynn
160 Wash.
on Real
Estate
- Peabody, Mass.
from a Circus Tent to a Pocket
We LAUN DER evctvthing
PEABODY
STEAM
LAUNDRY.
GEORGE
George
Nellie
Mrs.
do
& Barry
Georges
[Peabody]
lodgers,
Leather
Peter,
50 Main,
worker,
h.
11.78 Walnut
Georgoulacos
Louis(Louis
Sgourdas
00.),
42 Walnut,
rms. 5 do.
German
Peter 0. shoe repairer
(Dan.),
11. 2 Grove
Gerring
Thomas
61 Lowell
h. 34 do.
Dennis
J. foreman,
skin
00.
h.
Nat’!
Calf-
13 Beacon
Gill
Cornelius
A. foreman,
h. 6 Brown
M.
student,
b. 59 Endi-
E.
b. 59 Endicott
Michael J. carpenter,
h. 59 Endicott
Gilroy Catherine
J. bookkeeper,
79 Walnut, b. 10 Warren
st. ext.
Daniel,
teamster,
h. r. 22 Andover
st.
Mary
ave.
Ella A. clerk (S.), b. 13 Beacon
George A. clerk (S.), b. 13 Beacon
Hannah,
housekeeper
at 69 Aborn
James 13. died Jan. 27, 1910
Gibson Ella M. Mrs. h. 7 Sutton
Helen R. b. 7 Sutton
‘
Gilbertson
Charles,
rem. to Lynn
Giles
Mary
b.
[ard
Walnut,
Joseph
1141
cott
Margaret,
dresser,
Gerry Martin R. machinist,
h. end How~
Gervy Karl, rem. to Woburn
Giannacopoulos
John,
hairdresser,
38
Gibbons
Gilmore
4
A. F. mor.
Hanclkcrchief.
St., Peabody
GOLDTHVVAIT
[Walnut
mnfrs. 71
00. mor.
mor.
17 Walnut
F.
driver,
Edmond,
James
Harvey,
rem.
0. laborer,
Grlackin Arthur
John
h. 10 Warren
E. b. 10 Warren
Thomas
Gingras
Wid. John,
ext.
st. ext.
b. 10
mor.
[ext.
Warren
Worker,
st.
6
h.
to Lowell
h. r. '76 Wallis
W. shipper,
A. C. L. L.
00. b. 37 Clement
ave.
P. salesman,
27 Central,
h.
37
Clement ave.
[Clement
ave.
Marion
S. bookkeeper,
(S.), b. 37
Gladu Adolphus,
butcher,
b. 91 Lowell
T. T. M. 00.
Elmer
B. rem. to Jamaica
Plain
Lawrence,
tacker,
b. 272 Wash,
Gleason
David
J. mor. woglser,
h. Liberty n. Danvers
line
\
[ex-‘s ct.
George W. fireman,
h. 94 Lynn
J. Frank,
engineer,
N. H. Poor
&
Co. h. 37 Lynn
Melville F. shoe cutter,
b. 34 Lynn
Reuel, electrician,
h. 37 Lynn
William A. janitor,
South school, h.
34 Lynn
[er’s ct.
William F. foreman
(L.), h. 15 Tuck-
Glencross
Donald,
Glichouse
Israel,
Bernard,
mor. Worker,
b. 244 Wash.
Dennis
P. foreman,
h. 9 Parsons
Edward
F. mor. Worker,
b. 5 Parsons
George
F. mor. worker,
b. 9 Dustin
John A. laborer,
b. 5 Parsons
Glover Alphonso
W. lea. worker,
h. 168
Goday Benjamin
M. florist, h. 43 Warren
Goggin James,
curt-ier, h. 43 Aborn
Margaret,
died
h. 5 Parsons
[tin
William
L. mor.
Worker,
Gillies
James
W. pastor,
Church,
h. 8 Pierpont
Gilligan
Margaret
Aborn,
Mrs.
b. 9 DusPentecostal
Row
John,
John,
Gilman
variety,
52 1-2
11. do.
mor. dresser,
b. 15 Wheeler
Bernard,
mor.
h. 49 Fulton
dresser,
h.
75
Tremont
James
H.
C0.
Samuel,
Samuel
William
James
John
foreman,
Nat‘1
Calfskin
h. 10 Elm
lab. h. 32 English
T. student,
leather,
589.
37
Webster.
[Main
E. reporter
(L.). b. 43 Aborn
J. clerk,
84
Walnut,
b. 43
Aborn
av ‘s.Ieq'eeH
pTI'B seoeuxng
Mary F. died April 8, 1910.
William F. bookkeeper,b.
43 Aborn
Goldberg
Barnard,
tailor
(B.), h. 1-. 12
Fulton
Harris,
mor.
worker,
h. 4 Church
Goldsmith
Margaret,
laundress,
b. Margin
at
Salem line
[Pleasant
Gilliland
William
A. mor. dresser,
b. 20
Gillis P. W. h. 3 Bleachery
Row
William,
bleacher,
b. 3 Bleachery
Gillispie
‘Gillolley
and
belt
See page
23> [ENLJ
83 to 93 Foster,
h._1€v Tuckb. 24 Buxton
Louis, h. 24 Buxton
LOBE LEATHER 00. (THE) S. Dobrotimer and David A. Himmelstein,
pocket
book, book binding,
bag
Oct. 14, 1909
A. h. 9 Dustin
‘()9Mary
H51]/\[g
Peter
R. mor. mnfr.
carpenter,
student,
b. 10 Elm
H. b. 10 Elm
Oswald
F. leather
(645 Atlantic
ave. B.), h. 179 Lowell
Goldstein
Joe, lea. Worker, h. 20 Union
Jacob, shoe repairer,
162 Wash. 11.
d o.
Goldthwait
Carl E. asst.
supt.
(U. S. M.
00. L.), b. 115 Central
[Central
Charles
S. accountant
(L.),
h. 115
Elizabeth
P. h. 88 Wash.
Fred
W. mechanical
engineer,
b. 115
Central
Grace M. b. 13 Berry
[Berry
Harry
F. suspender
maker,
b. 13
Leslie
H. music
teacher,
22 Main, h.
6 Gardner
Mabel
R. b. 13 Berry
Mary A. h. 88 Wash.
[13 Berry
Samuel
N. janitor,
High
School,
11.
LEANDER E. JOY, Stone Contractor fi”§§3E‘1’3
WRK
Successor
to DAVIS
cl’: JOY.
Established
1837.
Telephone
Connection.
p.1o;1m
our doingBusinesson a CashBasis meansGreaterValuefor your Dollar.
HUMPHREY PROVISION C0»
69 Washington SL, Peabody, Mass.
Lithia
andMineral
Waters
2ff,f,",,f:,;fm“of;{,'p§’0'§fi
KingPhilipBottling
Works,
Pea
Kin Philip
1142
GOLDTHWAITE
[Peabody.]
GRAY
Goldthwaite
Charles
Cottage
Harriet
B. wid.
Nellie
M. clerk
P. carpenter,
James
B.
h. 16
[ton
b.
OURLEY MURRAY F. carpenter,
34
Central, 11. 11 Stevens.
See page
12 Sut-
1266
(S.), b. 16 Cottage
Growing Henry
Sarah E. wid. Eiiab P. b. 37 Oak
Golfis
George,
h. 8 Mclntire
ct.
Good William
J. molder,
h. 6 Brown
Goodacre
James
J. farmer,
R.
[Lowell
Goodale J. Oscar, farmer, h. Groodale, n.
Parley C. dairy farm, Goodale,
:1.
Lowell,
Frank
Groodell
George
h. do.
J. b. 28 No.
W. clerk,
Central
15 Main, b. 28 No.
Central
John
F. fireman,
h. 28 No. Central
Maud M. b. 28 No.
Goodhue
Albert,
supt.
h. at Salem
Henry
Goodrich
Central
Amer.
e
South
h. 34 Main
11
. b. 36 Wash.
'1‘. Elsie,
b. 36 Wash.
Thomas,
0.
painter,
24
Dane,
currier,
Jane,
housekeeper
K. driver,
11. 3 Putnam
A. student,
b. 12 Cottage
Thomas.
Grantham
Samuel W. currier, h. 12 Cottage
Gordon
Barnett,
shoes,
3313 Main,
Salem
Frank W. b. 156 Lynn
Go:-man
Daniel
A.asst.
supt.
Alfred,
lea.
G1-avelle
b.
Graves
D.
Goudouvas
Stergios,
restaurant.
20 Wallis, h. 5 Walnut
[h. at Wenham
Amos,
foreman,
r. 83 Walnut,
Sidney
William
B. painter,
H. H. rem.
‘GD
h. 12 Wallis
Louis
['75 Main
P. cabinet
maker,
h. 1-.
r. '76 Main
Bros. (D. Augustine
& Kendall
E.), groceries,
146 Andover
Augustine
Andover,
r. 50
h. 19 Shamrock
George,
to Vermont
Lowell,
(Graves Bros.),
11. Audover,
Prospect
Frank
D. electrician,
sole maker,
11.
146
opp.
h. '79 Aborn
1-. 50 Holten,
h.
at Salem
Zaccheus W. rem. to Vermont
Gonlding
Charles
H. chairman,
overseers of the poor; also pres. G.
H. Goulding
Co. 8 and 10 Walnut,
laborer,
Frank D. (Flanagan
& Gramtham Mach. 00.), 12 Walnut, h.
Charles,
salesman,
94 Franklin
16
Northend
Gould
1 Allen’s ct. '
Mary Mrs. lodgers, 20 1-2 Walnut, h.
A. C. L. L.
worker,
at 48 Franklin
at Danvers
h. at
Co. h. 22 Stevens
Francis, machinist,
h. 174 Lynnfield
Grosbee Arthur M. rem. to Salem
Gosselin
b. 48 Franklin
Margaret M. rem. to Lynn
Martha
J. clerk,
48 Main, 13. 48
Franklin
[Franklin
Mary E. emp. G. E. Co. L.), b. 48
Grant Mary A. wid. Oliver,
b. Sutton
Home
11.
et
Goodwin Carl S. stenog. (B.), b. 21 Bec[kFlavel H. letter carrier, 11. 71 Lynn
Israel J. clerk, 76 Main,h. 21 Becket
Orrin
Roger
Isaac,
John E. steam fitter, h.
William H.mor. worker,h.
36 Wash.
Z. Bailey, mason, h. ft. Parsons
Good:-ow;
st. R.
Larz-abee‘s,
Ethel E. b. 6 Basford’s ct.
[lin
Frank A. bookkeeper,
b. 84 FrankMichael
H. chief
of police,
1:. 84Franklin
[ford’s ct.
Thomas
H. police
oflicer, h. 6 BasWilliam
H. mot. worker, b. 6 Basford’s ct.
[Franklin
Graham Alexander,
mor. worker,
h. 48
Alexander
jr. died Jan. 7, 1910
00.
Emily B. wid. Bander A. b. 34 Main
Lizzie M. Mtg. 13. 34 Main
Goodrid lmer,
mor. worker, 11. 20
Mae
F.
ct.
Glue
L. rem. to Salem
Daniel
A. janitor,
Church.
Lowell
b.
Lowell
[mew, 11. Oak ave.
John H. quarryman,
h. BartholoJ. Henry lab. b. John H. Gowing’s
Robert H. see. and treas. A. B. Clark
00.
1-. Union,
11. at Wilmington
[Bowditch
Gozda Antoni,
mor. worker,
h. r. 24
Grace Henry P.shoe cutter, h.18 Swampscott ave.
Grady Elizabeth
A. Mrs. b. 8 Harris
Ella M. shoe worker,
b. 6 Basford’s
h. 131 Ando-
ver
F. flagman,
crossing,
Harry B. farm hand, b. 50 Andover
Kendall
E. (Graves
Bros.), 146 Andover,
h. Andover
Owen N. freight; clerk
h. 3 Tremont
b. D. A. Graves’
Theodore
T. clerk,
B.
OULDING 0. II. 00. C. H. Goulding,
pres.; Addison P. Sillars, treas.
and genl. mngr.,
furniture,
8
and 10 Walnut.
See page 1267
Gourley Florence M. b. 11 Stevens
c. Prospect
B. & M. R. R.
N. Moore
&.
Son, h. at Salem
[Wa.sh.
Gray Andrew
D. clerk,
76 Main, h. 78
Arthur G. shoe cutter, b. 78 WashE. E. Co. grocers, 27 Main
Logvist
Atyiexiinget in
LYNN MARKET
J. B. BloodCo. Ave:'afgeing()11e:lity
umonsmear MARKET
e,
.
Lace Curtains Made to Look Like New
PEABODY
STEAM
Greehy Patrick J. lea. Worker, h. 7 Holly
Green Charles C. machinist,
h. 46 PierPont
[n. Newbury
Christopher
A. teamster,
h. Forrest
Edward,
tanner.
h.
Elizabeth
A. teacher,
6 Park
James
John,
H.
h. 74 Lynn
H. machinist,
b. C.A. Green’:
foreman,
Natfl Calfskin 00.
h. at Salem
Lucius
A. rem.
to
Allen,
rector,
Paul’s
h. 107 Main
Arthur
Yale,
D. D. S.
Main,
1-ms.
178
Phillip,
Gregoria
Oct.
1, 1909
[nis
lea.
worker,
h. 1 Den-
Manuel,
lea.
worker,
Sgourdas
,
1-1s
Gregson Walter E. rem. to Lynn
Wright H. rem. to Lynn
Gr!-emote John, b. 3A Swampscott
ave.
John A. mor. worker, b. 3A Swamp-
wid.
lem
Hagerty
Haight
shoe
worker,
3A
ct.
[Colfax
Elizabeth
A. wid. Dennis
J. h. 10
Ellen T. rem. to New York
‘
George A. bookkeeper,
h. 72 Wash.
Herbert W. teamster,
h. 32 Lynn
James,
lab.
11. 4 Bleachery
row
James H. lab. h. 32 Sherman
John J. lab. b. 4 Bleachery
row
Michael,
mor.
worker,
b. 4 Bleachery
row
Mildred A. b. '72 Wash.
Patrick, lea. worker, b. 22 Caller
Timothy A. mor. worker, h. 10 Holly
makes vou comfortable
winter by his method
cuumh
b.
28
h. 15 Swamp-
ave.
express.
20
Main,
11. 14
Washington
pl.
See page 1275
Dennis J .prop..0lympic
theatre,
h. at Salem
[Winter
Charles
0.
mar.
dresser,
h.
13
Joseph A. freight hand1er,b.at
Salem
Haines Annie M. bookkeeper
(G. E. 00.
L.), b. 15 Carleton
George J. machinists, h. 15 Carleton
Marshall,
foreman,
69 Foster,
h. 19
Grreskavich Charles,
bleacher,
h. 7 DalGrriflen E. Viola, housekeeper
at 14 Main
Griflin Annie J. b. 4 Bleaehery
Row
Annie M. b. 133 Andover
[Grove
Benjamin
R. junk collector,
h. 1
Charles D. blacksmith,
b. 10 Colfax
Charles F. foreman,
'7 Walnut,
h.
43 Franklin
maid at 5 Emerson
42
John, b.
[Norbhend
!X\P“?Pmld °I’l°IN
'09 HJJWS7? 3NAd "°‘'°"“"A\
Delia,
10
& 00.),
J. belt maker,
scott
11. 42 Har-
scott ave.
William
0.
mar.
worker,
b.
Swampscott
ave.
[ton‘s
b.
George W. {southwicgg
&» Hackett),
Newbury
:1. Fonasf:,~ 1:. Lowell
11. Bow
\
Henry P. mor. dressgr,
1-ms. 3? Oak
Hagar Fred D. h. 14 Washington
pl.
Roswell
E. shoe stock,
2 Calumet,
. o.
Milli WILLIAM G. Peabody
and Sa-
3
died
(Luis
F.
Edward
Lowell
Oscar,
Luis
Catherine
Elizabeth
A. teacher, High school,
b. 6 Park
{mont
Greenfield
Dora, wid. Phillip,
h. 75 TreGrreenrous
rms. 23 Midway
shoemaker,
HAOKETT CAROLINE R.
Lowell 11. Lake
church,
dentist,
1143
alnut, h. do.
Gully John J. mot. worker, h. 13 Lowe
Gutholm
Francis
0. electrician,
h. 43
County
[ave.
Guy Joseph,
carpenter,
11. Longwood
Guyette Frederick,beamster,
h. 26 Harris
Beverly
St.
Xenofon
Nicholas,
Grulakos
Martin J. shoe cutter, b. 4 Dennis
Mary H. wid. James S. h. 28 Andovar
Robert H. b. 28 Andover
[tral
Thaddeus,
sole sorter,’ h. 120 CenThomas F. baggage mast;er(W. Pea.),
b. C. A. Gr:-een’s
[dover
William
H. clerk (B.),
b. 28 AnGraenbaum
Simeon
J. (areas. 152 Main,
1:. at Brookliue
Greene
Peabody
Trask’s lane
[Jacobs
Gross Mary R. wid. David
N. h. t. 27
Grosvenor
Daniel P. rem. to Winthrop
Grover Harley, b. G. W. Fleet’s, Forest
Gruchy Philip. foreman,
A. C. L. L. 00,
11. 151 Lowell
Guilford Warren,
farm hand, h. Lynnfield at Lynnfield
line
4 Dennis
High school,b.
carpenter,
St..
HALL
G1-iveas
Grogan
C. rem. to Beverly
George
1:18 per pair)
[Peabody.]
GREE HY
Frank
(75
17 Walnut
LAUNDRY.
State
Miner H. teamster,
h. 25 Winter
b. 15 Carleton
Hakey Dorson, rem. to Loweli
Hale Henry S. bookkeeper,
Hunt-Ram
kin Lea. 00. h. at Marblehead
Hall Alfred A. janitor and civil constable,
also advtg. agt. h. 24 Oattage
Alfred L. tacker, b. 24 Elm
Alvah W. machinist,
h. 2 Fountain
Benjamin
Gr. trial justice,
police
court,
town hall;
also lawyer,
O’Shea bldg. h. 157 Lowell
Charles A. clerk, b. 24 Cottage
Edward
G. flagman,
Endicott
st.
crossing, b. 132 Lowell
Edward W. clerk (B. & M. R. R.
Chasm), h. 14 King
Sidney
A. machinist,
Edwin
B. foreman,
Pea.
Tallow
00.
h. 105 Lowell
Frank
in
of
H. 11101’. tacker,
'
‘
27
Heating
h. 22 Holten
LOWELL
PEABODY
ST..
‘Iaweua
_ Go to RenziGarageCo. F°<’§..Z&‘:&e§?“§e‘*F6'a6‘§‘n§‘i{E“c
CENTRAL AND ELM s1's..
-
pamonv
Cars.
The1144LEEHALLAHAN
PH ARMACY.
[Peabody.]
Hallahan
John,
mor.
worker,
h. 91 Cen-
.98
Call
for Demonstration.
§.§%£:’yT£
§.,§;°r:‘:f?‘
§fi.“2.":“”
w*2:,:,?:r.
HARDIMAN
Hammond
Stephen
A.
caretaker,
b.
tral
Hallinan David, lab. h. 6 Spring
David jr. nailer,,b.
6 Spring
Jerry, bleachcr, b. 37 Mason
Michael, lab. h. 8 Spring st. ct.
Lowell 11. Proctor’s crossing
Hamond
George
H. electrician,
Nai:'l
Calfskin Co. h. at Salem
fland Edward, machinist,
h. 7 Carleton
Nathaniel,
mor. dresser,
b. 24 Foster
Patrick,
mor. worker,
b. 37 Mason
Thomas,
beamster.
b. 24 Foster
Hallo:-anhI1)fwid
H. mor. dresser,
h. Glue
Handy
Edward
1
Fannie A. b. 5 Clement ave.
J ulia J. bookkeeper
(L.), bx '7 Dustin
Margaret J. dressmaker,
William,
00.
propr.
and
b. 11 Oak-
mor. dresser,
Oscar. carpenter,
b. 6 James
Hames
Walter,
market
gardener,
Lynnfield,
Hamilton
Hamlin
Daniel,
Goldthwaite
pi.
worker,
Walter
Hamm
Worker,
Mittie,
mor.
E. moulder,
Jasper,
lea.
128
11. do.
glue
b.
14
[mont
h.
71 Tre-
h. 24 Harris
worker,
rms.
66 Main
Hammond Daniel, mor. dresser, h.8 High
George,.mor.
dresser, b. 8 High
George F. clerk, P. 0. b. 23 English
Herbert A. asst. clerk and inspector
water dept.
19 Foster,
h. 14
Franklin
John H. mor. dresser, h. 69 Midway
J. Walter, engineer and foreman, 25
English, 11. 23 do.
Leonard
Maurice,
lin
2d, wool
50
b. 45 Webster
oper. rms.22 Frankh. 8 Winter
puller,
at 100 Lowell
mor. worker,
b. 8 Winter
h.16_Endicott
Florence
E. teacher,
Wallis
gram. school, b. 8 Park
Frank M. mor. worker, b. 16 Shamrock
Harmon
Daniel
station,
James,
J.
driver.
Central
fire
b. 24 Tremont
baker,
Jeremiah,
John,
lab.
b. 24 T1-emont
currier,
b. 24 Tremont
b. 24 Tremont
J. Roger, clerk (S.), b. 12 Dustin
Mary M. teacher,
South school,
12 Dustin
Patrick,
gardener,
William
Hanrahan
V. clerk,
mont
Alice
Frank
1253)
Joseph,
land
‘b.
Hannan
supplies.
2, 4 and 6 Railroad ave. and (284
Devonshire,
Boston.
See page
Hamel
fireman,
Maurice,
Thomas,
hardware.
factory
worker,
[Unfon
Mary, housekeeper
paints, and agricultural
tools, 13
and 15 Lowell.
See page 1255
AMBLET &§lIAYES
00. Thomas
F,
Hayes, pres. and John E. Hayes
mill
tain
John,
John
ALLOWELL MELVILLE B. groceries
treas.
lea.
John J. machine
and Holloran
Hamblet,
Yaaka,
Hanley
James
A. mor. Worker, h. 5
John F. mor. worker, h. 19 Proctor
Thomas 1’. letter carrier, h. 3 FounHanlon
and provisions,
37 Aborn, h. over
do.
See page 1258.
Halpernsnglax,
clothing,
35 Main, h. at
[13 School
a emf VN
Halpert /(;?I;{rles G. tickoclat broker,
h.
Samu
, rem. to Cana a
Ham Jasper, mor. worker, 1-015. 66 Main
Maria B. Wid. Joseph P. b. 17 Wash.
Hamblet
Edward
P. propr.
Hamblet
Hardware Co. 13 and 15 Lowell.
h. 3 Emerson
AMBLET
HARDWARE
00.
E. P.
Nat’1 Calfskin
Harris
deceased
see Holleran
to Salem
H. treas.
h. at Boston
Hankanen
'7 Dustin,
11. do.
Mary E. b. 7 Dustin
Nellie T. b. 7 Dustin
W. rem.
Arthur
b.
h. 12 Dustin
5 Main, 11. 24 Tre-
F. b. 42 Holten
P. brass finisher,
b. 42 Holten
Henry,
nurse,
b. 42 Holten
John F. mor. Worker,
b. 42 Holten
Michael,
fireman,
h. 42 Holten
Ham-ihan
Mary, wid. Michael,
h. 30 Mt. , .
Vernon
Hanscom Arthur L. clerk,
George W. stock fitter,
[41 Aborn
27 Main, h.
h. 23 County
Justin
D. trav. salesman,
45 Wallis,
h. at Salem
Hanson
Bertha
E. b. 159 Lowell
George T. steam fitter, b. 15 Sewall
Henry A. clerk, 26 Main, h.6 Liberty
John A. mor. dresser, h. 34 English
Joseph
H. jeweller,
Lowell
Ha:-an Thomas
Hardenbrook
26 Main,
J. hostler,
Charles
h.
159
h. 26 Franklin
E.
machinist,
b.
181 Lynn
[ton
Nathaniel
H. machinist,
h. 19 CarleNettie D. Mrs. h. 181 Lynn
[Foster
Hardiman
M. rem. to Salem
lab. h. 282 Wash.
P. J'. WOODS& C0.
fienjamin,
teamster.
John J. mor. worker,
Margaret
L. shoe
r. 14 Winthrop
h.
118
b. 22 Sherman
stock
Worker,
b.
Real
ESTATE
Bought
and
Sold.
8 ALLEN’S
BLOCK,
Peabody,
Mass.
wet washings done to suit (50
PEABODY
STEAM
HARDIM
Hardiman
stock
Hardy
M. Mrs.
h.
Michael,
Lynn
b. 41 Midway
A. C. L. L. 00.
1-ms. 37 Oak
Harlin Patrick, 1). 145 Wash.
Harmon James E. shoe Worker, h.Spring
Pond rd. n. Lynn
[can ave.
E.
shoe
worker,
h.
Palli-
Daniel
F. market
gardener,
241 Lowell, h. do.
Dennis, lea. Worker, 1). 22 Caller
ABRING'I.‘0N HERBERT
A. market
gardener
and milk dealer,
46
Andover.
11. do. See page 1261
and millinery,
8 and 10
See page 1456
[mont
Hart
Eliza C. wid. Samuel P. b. 35 TreGeorge H. tanner, b. 35 Tremont
‘ODLaura I-LLII/\IS
P. wid. Pickering
J. Augusta,
h. 59 Lowell
S.
Leonard,
carpenter,
b.61
O. driver,h.144
trav.
Charles,
Alice
bookkeeper
Annie
L. b. 11 Cottage
Helen
A. wid.
William
Holly
Nellie
A. b. 14 Bowditch
William,
William,
rem.
mor.
to Lynn
dresser,
mont,
h. 46 Harris
155
b.
11
[at Salem
h. 11 Becket
[lish
wid. Thomas,
h. 5'? EngA. milliner,
b. 5’? Engiish
V. clerk (S.), b. 25 High
F.
mor.
ST.,
PEABODY,
MASS-
Established
dresser,
h.
1-. 196
Wash.
Daniel, lab. h. 25 High
Dora. L. b. 29 Sutton
George E. mgr. (B.), h. 29 Sutton
George N. sheep
leather,
1-. 30 Sutton,
h. 30 do.
Gideon F. engineer,
h. 17 Osborne
Henry L. salesman,
4 Railroad ave.
b. 22 Buxton
James, trimmer, h. 45 Mason
John, tanner, h. 2 Tremont
John E. treasurer, Hamblet & Hayes
00. h. 89 Lowell
John J. mor. worker, h. 2 Tremont
Joseph A. mnfr. nails (284 Dev. B.),
21. 16 King
l_‘EANDER E. JOY, Stone Contractor
52 LYNN
h. 18 Holly
William F. driver, h. Sparrow lane
Hayes Alice E. stenog. T. T. M. Co. b. 17
Osborne
Andrew, furniture
repairer, 115 Tre-
Helen
D. bookkeeper,
27 Central,
b.
Jonathan
T. D. painter,
11. Mt. Ter-
race
Robert, helper,
h. 9
itc
W. h. 11 Got-
tage
h. 23 Aborn
Jeremiah
R. driver, )1)? 14 Bowditch
John M. mor. worker, b.\18 Holly
Josephine
A. shoe stitcher,
b. 18
H01
fb. do.
Julia G. dressmaker,
14 Bowditch,
Margaret
M. glove
worker,
b. 18
Lynn
(S.),
44
Henry H. machinist,
b. 29 Jacobs
Hayden gamlfs, mor. Worker, 11. 14 Bow-
[Cottage
I.
1-ms.
Aged Men,
[Lowell
Elm
b. 44 Tre-
mont
Haskell
149
Annie F. b. 2 Tremont
"3 h. 9‘SONITIEIO
h.°8’
40 CEINJKCI
Catherine,
wid. Patrick,
Han-
h.
carpenter,
for
Arthur,
Lynnfield
William E. rem. to PhiIadelphia,Pa.
Ha:-vie Vgilllfiam, foreman,
h. 12'? Lynne
Harworth
carpenter,
farmer, h. Bartholomew
M. engineer,
84 Walnut,
Lyunfield
salesman,
h.
Hay Allan,
Arthur
Charles
H.
A. h. 148 Main
worker,
Walnut
[R. I.
Daniel,
148
Frank,
mor.
worker,
h.
75
Percy,
shoemaker,
b. 5 Pleasant
Patrick,
11101‘. dresser,
b. 89
Hartwell
Gesner
25
[Tremont
Charles,
Hartling Edward 0. ram. to Providence,
Hartshorn
Albert A. mattress maker, h.
Lynn 11. line
Harvey
Solon
V. metal
cock
Catherine,
Catherine
Catherine
Holten
b.
Hawthorne
Harris
Edward
N. mor. shaver,
b.25 Elm
John J. mor. worker,
h. 17 Pleasant
Merville
M. rem. to Mel:-ose
Robert H. gen. mngr. T. T. M. 00.
h. at Boston
Sarah S. Wid. Nathaniel
C. h. 25 Elm
ARBPS DEPARTMENT STORE, Harry
Ostroff,
propr.
clothing
and
gents’ furnishings;
also boots,
b.
[dover
h. 133 AnE. h. 142
h. 51 Aborn
Charles B. Home
109 Lowell
Havreluk
Hawkes
Hawkins
Harrigan
shoes
Foster.
M. wid.
Frederick
Haven
B. lab. 1). 206 Lynn
William
Main,
C. machinist,
L. Mrs.
Laura
Hatt
Hauxworth
watchman,
158
[Main
Ernest
Eveline
b. 11 Bowditch
Warren
William,
clerk,
1145
Main
Hathaway
h. 206
farm hand,
at the
Peabody
Wash.
F. foreman,
John,
Osman,
b. 206 Lynn
Roswell
Harkins
St.,
Carleton
Hatch Abbie F. wid. James,
Eudora
G. wid. Alonzo
63 Pierpont
Anna L. public stenog.; also agt.
0. Faiz-field and Salem Dispatch,
12 Main,
Basket)
HAYES
Hassan
worker,
Rose, Wid. John, h. r. 14 Winthrop
Timothy J. junk-, b. 1'. 14 Winthrop
William H. mor. dresser, b. 22 Sherman
Vetta
per
I7 Walnut
[Peabodyn]
AN
Mary E. shoe
b. 1-. 14 Winthrop
Hardwick
cents
LRUNDRY,
1837.
BUILDING
WORK
A Specialty
Telephone
Connection.
’IV’.LC
Pay
CASH
and
make
your
dollar
go
further.
HUMPHREYPROVISIONC0.,KING
69 Washington
St.,BOWLING
Peabody. Telephone
Connections.
nNiB1I3I1§\Ir‘+I3%I§IIc'XEsa,V§s:“m:Ig~IEEPEzAL
PHILIP
WORKS’
LOWELL,
cor.
_lI‘_Ie.Fl3eg1Bo
[On
HIGGINS
[Peabody.]
1146
HAYES
Hayes
Luella
M.
Reid’s
bookkeeper,
nurse
at
Nellie,
Nov.
Natfl
Simon,
h. 22 Buxton
Simon
ofiicer,
A. trav.
salesman
Calfskin
(B.).
b. 11 Ando-
worker,
plasterer,
b. 9 Hancock
Ft)».salesman,
4 Railroad ave.
b.
Buxton
Wil ' m H. mor.
M. rem.
to Salem
F.
teacher,
Wallis
J. laborer,
ynn
Daniel,
Lynn,
school,
Frank
Napoleon,
mor.
lea.
colorer,
b.
h.
5
h. do.
D. mor.
John
C. clerk
worker,
b.
T. lea. mnfr.
IGKEY JOHN J. physician.
h. do.
Oflice hours, 8
1 to 3 and '7 to 8 P. M.
Hicks George F. h. 57 Holly
Higgins Angus M. tacker,
h.
[ridge
11 Good-
Worker,
J. B. Blood Co.
'7 Walnut,
(S.), h.
[lane
4 Nichols
(S.),
h.
18 Pleasant
Dauiel; clerk (B.), b. 11 Groodridge
Hemphill
Susan L. W. wid. Joseph,
b.
139 Lowell
Hendrickson
Adrian,
watchman,
b. K.
Penti1]a’s, ofi Emerson
Henderson
Charles,
teamster,
b. 121
Lynnfleld
‘
James, eurrier, 11. 8 Cottage
John F. variety,
19 Aborn, I1. 17 do.
John W. teamster,
h. 50 Clement
ave.
[Harris
Hendrickan
Frederick,
h. 39 Osborne
h.
h. 37 Central
bookkeeper,
Hurley
Hezmalhach
teamster,
J.
Heylingberg
Elizabeth
87 Endicott
Marie, housekeeper
at 15 Lowe
Sarah, wid. Michael, h. 41 Northend
Heenan
James
A. shoe
cutter,
h. 91
Heflfernan
b. 37 Central
hostler,
Cottage
William, lea. worker, 13. 5 Cottage
Eesseltine
John E. shipper
(Nat’1 Calfskin
00.),
also treas. Barrett
Drug Co. 11. 43 Holten
Hetherington
W. Everett,
milk,
202
b. 47 Aborn
John
Philip,
Herwig
Robert M. butcher,
h. Russell
at
Middleton
line
William G. clerk, 69 Wash. h. 60 do.
Hazelton
Eflie, b. 20 Pleasant
John W. dentist, 22 Main, b. at Salem
Head Lila E. b. 137 Main
Mark R. machinist,
h. 137 Main
Percy L. carpenter,
b. 137 Main
Healey Cornelius,
rem. to Boston
Gertrude
M. Emma,
see
William J. rem. to Salem
Hayman Ethel A. stenog. b. 196 Lynn
Nehemiah
G. captain
Life Saving
Station (Nahant),
h. 196 Lynn
Robert L. b. 196 Lynn
Hayward Hattie E. rem. to Reading
Ralph
;
»
Herman David, laborer, h. 1 Linehan ct.
Heron William, lather,
h. Glendale ave.
11. Granite rd.
Herrick Cora Mrs. nurse, b. 148 Main
Hersey Abbie, wid. Cyrus W. h. Lowell
11. Lynnfield
line
Henrietta,
housekeeper
at
T. F.
Moore‘s, Lowell
[dover
h. 11 An-
worker,
Moth
James, foreman, American
Glue
00. h. 11 Wheeler
John F. clerk (B.), b. 11 Wheeler
John H. machinist,
b. 11 Wheeler
Margaret
D. stenog.
(B.),
b. 11
Wheeler
Michael J. foreman,
Am. Glue 00.
b. 11 Wheeler
Patrick H. stenog. (B.),b. 11 Wheeler
Richard, glue worker. b. 11 Wheeler
William, elevator man, b. 11 Wheeler
b. 9 Hancock
A. mor.
ver
William,
William
b. 20 Lynn
Herlihy
Thomas F. pres. Hamblet
& Hayes
00. h. 38 Andover
[cott
Thomas P. mor. dresser, h. 52 EndiWalter
F. farmer,
at Danvers
[lotte
currier,
11.
Com. b. J. W. Shir1ey’s, Pine,
Philip
Simon J. mor. Worker, h. 22 ChatS. Herbert, mor. worker,
h. 24 Holten
Thomas,
James
b. 22
Buxton
worker,
Margaret, maid at 1 Cross
Herbert
Henry
K. emp. Gypsy
‘
Patrick C. foreman,
00. h. 11 Proctor
police
Henry
Hos-
22, 1909
b. 40 Wash.
J. glue
pl.
Charles T. cum-ier, h. 103 Wash.
John F. shipper,
b. 103 Wash.
b. 30 Sut[pital
J. B. Thomas
Mary, wid. John, died
Mary T. b. 25 High
Timothy
4 Lincoln
[ton
Mae L. teacher (Dedham),
Margaret A. b. 25 High
Marion,
Hennessey
Angus
b. 17 Osborne
st.
ell
[Tremont
Edward
J. mor. finisher,
b. 106
Frances M. clerk (B.), b. 63 Aborn
Harold L. chemist (B.), b. 6 Sewall
James L. mor. finisher,
h. 63 Aborn
James W. pastor, M. E. church, h. 6
Sewall
h. 3
for
5 Warren
ext.
Archie S. painter, h. 3 Sutton
Blanche H. b. 47 Endicott
Catherine,
wid. John J. h. 17 Harris
Cornelius,
mor. dresser, h. r. 54 Low-
Department
Stores,
40 Main,
to 9 A. M.
Tel. con.
Food
Everything
the
Table
LYNN MARKET
UNIONSTREETMARKET
sanase“
£‘$?;?as§‘$?,£f§‘3§“k3;§‘£$£
Peabody Steam Laundr
30 cellfs P8!‘ Horatio 11 WALNUT STREET,
-
heat manner for
[Peabody.]
HIG GIN S
Eodgdon
Higgins
John jr. tacker, b. 17 Upton
John J. died July 16, 1909
Lewis
S.
engineer,
A.
h. 47 Endicott
Llewellyn
M.
O. L. L.
painter,
h.
00.
Newbury
Margaret Mrs. b. 63 Aborn
Mary E. bleacher, b. 1'7 Harris
Theresa
A. (Canadian
Fur Co. 228
Essex,
S.), b. 63 Aborn
William
P. foreman,
19 Grove,
h. 57
English
Hill
Allen
W.
George
John,
[ave.
carpenter,
D. painter,
rem.
Joseph
h. 14 Wash.
S. lab. h. Overlea
Charles
23 Clement
pl.
to California
Oscar,
lea. worker,
Seth R. carpenter,
William
H. clerk
82 Franklin
Hills
h.
ave. c.Lynn
b. 35 Northend
b. 23 Clement
ave.
(115 Dev.
B.),
h.
C. reporter
112 Lowell
Mary
E. bookkeeper
[Chestnut
(B.), b. 33
Lea. 00.), 37 do. b. 41 do.
David (Globe Leather 00.), 37 WebJoseph,
h. 41 do.
mor. worker,
h. 6 Dennis
Hingstor;VAIl11nie,
wid.
'00
Hmlws
as .
James
E. carpenter,
b. 250 Wash.
IN KLEY CHARLES E. milk dealer and
produce,
42
Gardner;
also
(Thomas
Farm.
Salem),
h. 42
Gardner.
See page 1500
Ally,
variety,
1 Caller,
h. 4 Cal-
r p .
Hoag Eva, wid. Frank D. h. 8 Cottage
Hockenhul]
Annie
E. b. 22 Hancock
Charles
jr. foreman,
George
W. electrician,
John,
moulder,
h. 207 Wash.
h. 48 Holten
b. 22 Hancock
Mary, wid. Charles,
h. 22 Hancock
Walter,
machine
opt. b. 22 Hancock
Hockshaw
Isaiah,
buffer,
b. 14 Charlotte
Hooter
John,
bleacher,
h. 154 Wash.
Thomas,
6' 0 0
bleacher,
h. 154 Wash.
instalis in your old house
at moderate rates modern
IIfl‘t0‘d3t€
o
o
9
o
h.
14
Salem),
1253
h.
George H. lea. worker, 11. 36 Lowell
Harry E. mor. worker, b. 68 Aborn
Lucy E. rem. to Danvers
S. Adelaide,
wid. Joseph
E. h. 68
Aborn
Hodskinson
John H. engineer,
Danvers,
Bleachery,
h. at Salem
Hofiman
Max
H. foreman,
A.
C. L. L.
00. b. 11 Foster
Hogan Daniel, blacksmith,
h. 288 Wash.
Dennis .1‘ died July, 1909.
Dennis
P. millwright,
h. 23 Harris
John H. rem. to Philadelphia
William
E. mor. worker,
Wash.
Hoisington
Mary
C.
gprse,
at
b.
288
J.
B.
\
Holden Amos K. farmer, h. 8”i\Lyunfield
Charles E. h. 115 Lytmfield
Thomas
Henry
Hospitaf
E. lea.
mnfr.
30 Walnut.
‘ Reading
Jessie
Holder
h. at
[field
R. wid.
Henry
Charles,
h. 87 Lynn-
A. salesman,
T. '1‘. M. 00.
h. at Lynn
Holland
John,
Owen,
machinist,h.
rem.
32 Northend
to Boston
Holleran Annie A.b. 10 Swampscott
ave.
Elizabeth
A. b. 10 Swampscott
ave.
Elizabeth’, wid. John, h. 10 Swampave.
Michael, bleacher, also hairdresser,
28 Foster, h. do.
[h. 23 do.
Holley John W. grocer, 23 1-2 Tremont,
Hollingsworth
Alexander
J. blacksmith,
11 Lynn, h. 13 do.
Hollis Charles J. rem. to Lynn
Holloran James H. mor. worker, h. 48
English
see Hallo:-an and Holleran
Holman Edith 0. Mrs. b. 7 School
Holmes Edwin
A. asst. enginner,
elec.
It. sta. h. at Salem
Thomas, tel. opr. (8.), b.7 Elliot pl.
Holt Merl J. trav. salesman
(N. Y.), b.
3 King
Honnors
Walter
V. bookkeeper,
Winchester Tannery Co.h.-at Swampscott
[25 Andover
Hooper Charies H. supt. of stfeets,
h.
Hootnick
Joseph, 11. 21 Union
Hopkins Edward
A. belt maker,
11. 8
Wash. pl.
James P. shoe laster,b. 16 Lynnfield
William A. machinist,
h. 12 Elm
25> {Eula
F1-eke W. h. 250
Nellie
E. b. 250 Wash.
Richard,
bleacher,
h. 121 Foster
William
J. tacker,
b. 121 Foster
William
R. machinist,
b. 250 Wash.
Hlbssu
tral and (143 Essex,
89 Central
See page
scott
Hinchion
James
J. lab. h. 6 Dustin
Hines
Grace M. Mrs. b. 29 No. Central
machinist,
Alli,
Turkish baths,
24 1-2 Walnut, b. 27 1-2 do.
[Aborn
Hodgkins
Edward E. mor. Worker, b. 68
GDGKINS FRANK H. jewelry, 89 Cen-
reporter,
Main,
b.
Walter
P. currier,
h. 33 Chestnut
Hilton
Emma
L. clerk,
r. 140 Main, b. at
Salem
Hiltunen
Andrew
A. died Mch. 14. 1910
Hilma,
wid. Andrew
A. h. 41 Northend
John A. carpenter,
h. 39 Fulton
Himmelstein
Abraham
(Lutes
& Himmelstein),41
Webster;
also(Globe
ster,
G.
ct.
Hodgi
and agt. Salem
Evening
News;
also
The Assoc.
Press,
11
George
Tucker’s
[byd. Forrest
PEABODY
1147
.
HOPKINS
av ‘sefiueg
'pt['B seoeuxng
27 Lowell St.,
BathRoom
Peabody
‘se
.3‘
Peabody
5ts.,
Elm 6: Central
RENZI GARAGE C0.,
FORD and REGAL AUTOMOBILES
Repairing
Supplies
and
[Peabody.]
%-::
HORAN
£:‘;2::2°d2;::;?=“:E*:n£%,1
The1148LEE PHARMACY.
HUNT
Horan William J. lab. h. S Sherman
b. 36
mor. dresser.
Horgan Jeremiah,
Fulton
John, mor. worker, h. 36 Fulton
Micilxlael
. do.
see Horrigan
George
Homer
13,
Nov.
died
John,
1909
at 35 Mason
Horrigan AIice,housekeeper
Bridget M. b. 134 Wash.
J. b. 7 Center st. ct.
Catherine
st. ct.
11. 7 Centre
b. 7 Centre
J. tacker,
Daniel,
Daniel
Lynn
F. rem. to Salem
William
William G. beamster, h. 1'. 280 Lynnfield
Vernon,
[Pine h. do.
Lake :1.
poulterer,
H.
A. wid.
Sarah
Mt.
48
F. painter,
Howard Louis E. rem. to Wyoma
William, tanner, b. 4 Nichols lane
(E. B.), h. 56
F. foreman
William
st. ct.
Dennis, mor. Worker, b. 8 South
st. ct.
Ellen T. b. 7 Centre
b. 8 South
Hannah,
h. 51 Holten
S. b. 55
S. wid. Austin
Miriam
Holten
Reuben,
r.
coal (L. ), h. otf Lynnfield,
[mont
almshouse
h. 108 Treworker,
lea.
Burton,
Howe
b. 21 Stevens
shipper,
W. Frank,
Howell
Howley
J. clerk
(B.
&
18
b.
dresser,
mor.
Thomas,
Summer
Charles
M. R. R.
. , b. 30 Main
James, tailor, 30 Main, h. do.
John J. mor. dresser. h. 12 Parsons
lab. 11. 18 Harris
lab. h. 16 Harris
Jeremiah,
Jeremiah,
S. tinsmith,
William
Howarth
W. E.
Co.
Hoyt
h. 8 South
Mary, wid. Patrick,
h. 110 Tremont
Michael, teamster,
Nora E. h. 132 Wash.
Nora V. b. 7 Centre st. ct.
Hoyt
Patrick,B".’§F1'é worker, b. 8 South
(204 Essex, S. ). See foot lines
mor. Worker, h. 75
Onufer,
Hryrkouk
[Main
Lowell
Hubisz Stephen, grocer, 13 Mill, h. 160
13 Main. h. at Salem
OYT W. E. 00. clothiers
E. died
Calvin
George
S.
cord
T. wid.
Hannah
Hudson
7, 1910.
Jan.
h. at Con-
mgr. 28 Caller,
1 Dennis
OTEI1 FOSTER, William White, prop.
11 Foster. See page 1256.
h. 45
Charles J. confectioner,
Houghton
English
68 Holten
George E. mor. dresser,h.
died
Edmond,
H. wid.
Louisa
Jan.
[Bowditch
21, 1910.
Samuel,
Houston
Worker,
engineer,
E. Little‘s,
Lowell
Charles
Edward,
Mrs.
/
Ezra
Peabody
M. watchman,
00. h. at Danvers
A. machinist,
Frederick
George
H.
machinist,
az-d‘s
John H. lab. h.
12 Wa1nut,h.
pres.
groceries
69 Wash.
and
See head
lines
Hunt
Arthur, farm hand at 348 Lowell
Bertha R. b. 44 Bartholomew
H. heel Worker, b. 44 BarFrank
tholomew
Frank S. student, b. 187 Lowell
(B.), b. 44
A. bookkeeper
George
Bartholomew
b. J. H. How-
[tor’s crossing
byd. ProcLowell
G. machinist,
Lorenzo
at Danversport
provisions,
Tallow
[field
h. 153 Lynn-
Hill
h. Glue
S. mason,
h. off Pine 11. West
farmer,
Humphrey,
{tholomew
h. 64 Barstockfitter,
Hovey Edward,
Mila D. stenog. 4 Railroad ave. b. 64
Bartholomew
Howard Albert C. rem. to Salem
Annie M. wid. Eben S. h. 55 Holten
h. 20 Franklin
Warren National
D. clerk,
Edwin
pl.
Bank, b. 12 Goldthwait
John, pres. 69 Wash. h. 124 do.
school,
Endicott
Mabel B. teacher,
pl.
b. 12 Goldthwajt
Mary W. Wid, Albion, 1). Glue Hill
John
00.
PR.0VISION
UMPHREY
b. 10 Wallifi
b.
h. 29 Beck[Proctor
F. teamster,
church,
English
Jerome, rem. to Ireland
Hourihan
16 SwampPatrick J. mot-.dresser,h.
ave.
mor.
also
h. 202 Wash.
Hughes Joseph, machinist,
b. 202 Wash.
William, bleacher,
Adeline, wid. Bennett B. b.
Humphrey
124 Wash.
Albert W. rem. to Worcester
Alice, teacher, b. E. Humphrey's
h. 23 1-2
fitter,
J. steam
Richard
ct.
h."l Basford’s
Harry ,foreman,
Houlden
h. 14
worker,
H. mor.
John
Houlihan
scott
Timothy,
George
ett
and gents’
13 Main;
Bros. S.). h. 16
George W. (Hudson
Unitarian
John W. pastor emeritus,
E.b.
Calvin
goods,
furnishing
13. 59 Wash.
Richazd W. salesman,
[pout
see fiorgan
h. 53 PierL. printer,
Hosman Albert
Hosmer
treas.
W. Everett,
Lea.
V. pres. Hunt-Rankin
Herbert
'
00. h. 187 Lowell
J 01111F. hay and grain (L.), h. Failuview ave. 11. Granite rd.
P. J. WOODS& C0.
RENTS
COLLECTED.
8 Allen's
Peabody,
Block
Mass.
5.
from a Circus Tent to a Pocket Hand kerchicf.
We LAU NDER everything
PEABODY
STEAM
LAUNDRY,
HUNT
hospital
Hurlburt Arthur J. rem. to Salem
Hurley Albert J. machinist,
b. 7 Bleach[row
ery row
Alice
J. stenog.
(S.), b. 7 Bleachery
J.
engineer
Dan.
b. 48
Frank
D.
F. T. mor.
Levi C. h.
Margaret,
etc.
Jennie,
nurse,
20 Grove
b. end Howard
ave.
opp. Gardner
Catharine J. b. 27 Holly
Nora, counter
William,
mor.
b. 19 Jacobs
29 Oak
Pierpont
farmer,
h. 205 Lowell
dresser,
b. 48 Pierpont
9 Shaw’s
lane
maid at 7 Sewall
sorter,
b. 27 Holly
Worker,
h. 27 Holly
William J. rem. to Salem
Isenberg Hyman, mngr. 24 Main,
Warren
Charles
Israel
A.
h. do.
Israelevitz
Lazer,
Italian
Peter,
carpenter,
50 Aborn,
[laber
h. 5 Shil-
mor. worker,
lab.
h. 14
h. 62 Emerson
ave.
JACK JOHN C. baker, h. 74 Wallis
Jackman Eilen R. wid. Thomas H. rem.
to Malden
‘x
I. Edison,
engineer,
Spring‘£.
Winter,
h. 17 Beckett
John, driver, b. 103 Central
Martha M. h. 205 Lowell
Mary A. clerk Nat'l
Calfskin
Co.
b. 48 Pierpont
Robert B. rem. to Lynn
Thomas
F. harness
maker,
11 Wash.
h. 48 Pierpont
[Lynn
Walter
G. yardmaster
(B.), b. 14
Hyybis
gelatine,
Irving
Irwin
Hutchinson
Augustus
S. cashier
(B.),
b. 14 Lynn
’
Charles R. hostler, h. 28 Elm
Charles S. student, b. 5 Jacobs
Frances R. teacher, Warren school,
Hyam
James F. jr. mor. mnfr. 19
Grove, h. 2 Forest:
Mary J. Mrs. h. Lowell n. Forest
Phocion J. bookkeeper,
19 Grove, h.
82 Lowell
Innis Everett, shoemaker.
h. 280 Wash.
Irish American
Glue 00.
(inc.),
glue,
Bleach-
Row
Mary E. wid. John T. h. 19 Jacobs
Hussey Barry W. master
mechanic,
20
h.
1149
William A. box mnfr. (S.), h. Margin
ery, h. 7 Bleacher-y
Thomas,
rem. to Lynn
see Herlihy
Hurt Charles
T. steamfitter,
Grove,
Peabody
Ingraham
b. 27 Aborn
Stephen
St.,
JACQUES
[Peabody.]
UNT-RANKIN LEATHER G0. Herbert
V. Hunt, pres. calfskin
mufrs.
Summit.
See page 590
Hard Bessie,
nurse at J. B. Thomas’
Kate,
17 Walnut
Joseph
H. engineer,
B. N. Moore
& Sons’ Co. h. 11 Beckett
Andrew,
lea. worker,
b. S. Anderson’s,
ft. King
John
J.
Lewis
mor.
W.
dresser,
com.
‘*
h. 103 Central
trav.
(B.),
b.
17
& Tortat),
1'.
Beckett
Jackson
Cyrus E. (Jackson
50 Lowell,
h. 7 Perkins
ACKSCIN LESTER L. groceries and provisions, 100 Wash. h. 96 do. See
page
1259
ACKSON & TGRTAT (Cyrus E. Jackson
and
illiam
R. M. Tortat),
bakers,
r. 50 Lowell.
See page
1257
Jacobs Andrew N. Supt. water works, h.
+03
HLIWS
29 H N AC1 as» as?»warp, Has 9AA—-S.I9p'B2"[
axe safiuefl p.
Hyde Bertha
E. b. 28 Lynn
Harold
Jude
J. b. 28 Lynn
DeW.
watchman,
Essex
Hyland
Michael,
Hylen
Frederick,
died
Sept.
blacksmith,
65 Main
Glue
Ellen A. wid.Benjamin,
Ethel A. teacher
(New
00. h. 28 Lynn
17, 1909
b. Central
House
Geor
Y.), b. 112 Loweilll
e A. farmer,
George
INDEPENDENT ICE Co. 9 Grove
NDEPENBENT MEAT AND GROCERY 00.
(Louis G. Sgourdas & O0. prop:-s.)
Ingalls
42 Walnut.
Edward
Franklin
Georgie
Joseph
E.
See page 1258
mor.
Worker,
h. 92
[Danvers
M. clerk,
E.
foreman
48 Main,
b. at
A. C. L. L. 00.
b. 92 Franklin
Ingraham
Benjamin
A. foreman,
Grove, 11. at Lynnfield
19
Don M. supt.
19 Grove,
h. 33 Aborn
Harry
P. foreman,
19 Grove,
b. J. F.
Ingraham
James
jr's
F. foreman,
[Pierpont
19
Grove,
1). 62
H. clotihing,
h. 112 Lowell
Rochelle,
N.
[Andover
Prospect
c.
.
O'Shea
bldg.
h.
110 Lowel
Joseph,
coal and lumber
dover), h. 82 Main
Mary F. b. 110 Lowell
Oscar
B. shoemaker,
(No.
An-
h. 11 Caller
Stephen B. b. 112 Lowell
Susan W. h. 119 Main
Willie,
stone
Jacques
Anthime
cutter,
b. 62 Central
J. shoemaker,
h.
Carleton
Ezra, machinist,
b. 16 Rockdale
9
ave.
Leo,
hairdresser,
Thomas
blk. b. 16
Rockdale
ave.
[ave.
Leopold,
machinist,
h. 16 Rockdale
Mary A. Wid. Enoch,
b. 42 Franklin
27 LOWELL
STREET
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69 Washington
Janvier Gertrude
F. b. G. W. Lecain’s
Jaques Robert F. colorer,
h. 13 High
William H. cooper,
h. Bartholomew
Walter
Wallis
Elizabeth,
Central
George,
fizmnan
Jermyn
Alfred
Andrew
Mg;/‘A.
wid.
Mlchael,
clerk
George
W.
mont
Bartholomew
J.
dresser,
h. 47 No. Cen-
farmer,
h. Birch
carpenter,
h.
‘llsworth
rd.
ynne,
Er...
M.
Richard,
J ohannessen
Emil M. rem. to Lynn
J ohansen
Christian
M. carpenter,h.
Glue
hill 11. Franklin
Johnson
Benjamin,
lab. b. 89 Walnut
Bert(lJ1a M. lbookkeeper
(L.), b. 115
Erin.
foreman,
it.
1). Lowell
King
Nat’!
byd.
Calfskin
00. h. 33 Tremont
Frederick
H. rem. to Lynn
George
W. gate
tender,
Central
R. R. crossing,
h. 89 Endicott
Greta S. stenog.
Ha.r¥)e5;.2
gofiee
(B.),
room,
st.
b. 37 Franklin
Complete
opp.
h. Forest
lea.
11.
h. 35 Oak
worker,
57 Foster,
21 Beckett
William
A. machinist,
William
11.
h. 30 Central
A. 2d, mor.
dresser,
b. 35
Oak
ORDAN FRED II. house painter,
1'. 17
Aborn,
h. 19 Ayer c. Putnam.
See page 1273
0R]]AN J0]{N F. physician,
77 Lynn,
h. do.
Oflice hours, 1 to 3 and
'7 to S p. 111. Tel. con.
Llewellyn,
teamster,
h. 13 Dane
Joseph
Toney, b. 39 Fulton
Joy Eliza A. Wid. Sewell S. b. 52 Lynn
0Y LEANBER E. stone contractor,
ofi
Bartholomew
at Oak ave. h. 52
Lynn.
See foot lines
Joyce John J. s. 1-. Winona e. Lake
Judge
Alfred
Alfred
.
J’. B. Blood C .
poulterer,
Currier,
Samuel,
42 1-2.Foster,
0.
John, b. 92 Main
J ose_ph E. rem. to Lynn
Lewls E. decorator,
h. Groodale byd.
J. O. GoodaIe’s
Moses E. real estate
(B.), and
37
Franklin,
h. do.
Newton R. rem. to Titusville,
Pa.
Owen, mor. Worker, b. 145 Main
Robert T. letter carrier
(S.), h. 35
Clement ave.
Samuel
K. foreman,
welting
dept.
,A. C. L. L. 00. h. at Danvers
Pine
Frank H. tool maker, b. 40 Tremont
George F. carpenter,
h. 55 Lynn
Justus,
carpenter,
7 Nichols lane, h.
60 Central
Mary A. b. 35 Oak
tral
entra
h. 28 Granite
s. r. off
Newbury
11. 112 Lynn
Bertha P. b. 37 Franklin
Eliza M. stenog. (B.), b. 37 Franklin
Elmer C. freight
checker,
B. & M.
R. R. b. 202 Wash.
[State
h. 21
F. b. 40 Tremont
Francis
47 No.
[Lynn
sta. 11. 110
(8.), b. 112 Lynn
William, wool sorter,
(Lynn),
h. 62 Tre-
e st
b. 110 Lynn
James.
mor.
T. gardener,
10
b.
pumping
Harry T./i)o1isher,
Wi-
A. C. L. L. 00.
A. painter,
h. 134 Wash.
D. teamster,
h. 4 Union
Elgitévw.
b.
byd
Aanua A. wid.
Eliza
packer,
H. foreman,
David
werker,
h. Newbury
h. 37 Oak
[ave. 11. Troy
J olley Samuel R. sole layer, h. Glendale
Joly Frank S. shoe cutter,
b. 3 Harris
J onako Joseph,
bleacher,
h. 1 Sherman
Jones
Albert
W. tool mnfr. 37 Wallis,
h. 40 Tremont;
A. Maude, rem. to Canada
Herbert
W. rem. to Wakefield
mor.
[nona
P. lab.
William
J elenewysz
J ersy, bleacher,
h. 17 Mason
Jenkins
Annie
E. nurse
at J. B. Thomas
hospital
William,
ae.
KING PHILIP
King
11. Lynn
Emanuel,
Telepho
for
J UN Gr
Johnson
Thomas
W. rem. to Lynn
William,
waiter,
mm. 20 1-2 Walnut
J 011 Clarence
E. bookkeeper
(B.), h. 3
Jean Charles, engineer,
h. James 11. King
Jebb Albert E. h. 29 Aborn
Jeifers James,
carpenter
,h. 91 Main
EFFERS JOHN D. carpenter
and builder, 9 Holten,
h. do.
See page
1267
[Wash.
Jeffrey Frederick
E. dentist
(S.), h. 23
Mary S. wid. George S.died Mch. 22,
1910
[dover
Jeffs Sarah D. Wid. A. Perry,
1). 5 An-
Jennings
St., Peabody.
Grocer
[Pe-abody._'_l
J. foreman,
J.
jr.
h. 54 Pierpont
mor.
Worker,
Aborn
Frederick
Frederick
Gr. foreman
(B.),
W. lea. worker,
62
h.
b.
60
54
,
Pie:-pout
‘
h.
[Pier-pout
Mary E. b. 117 Central
Matthew,
lab. h. 135 Wash.
Nora B. housekeeper
at 90 Central
Patrick
J. rem. to Salem
Thomas,
mor. dresser,
h.117 Central
Julian
Nellie,
clerk (L.), b. 43 County
Jung
Fred,
sorter,
h. 79 Lowell
Herman,
foreman,
h. 19 Lynn
Bakery
and
Delicatessen
Kitchen
Connected
A.
C. L.
L.
00.
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKE
WA
Lace Curtains Made to Look Like New (75
PEABODY
STEAM LAUNDRY.
KABUSIEWSKY
Kuavsmwsxv
er, h. 9 Fulton
Bernard,
shoe
Kaese
n1or.work[n. Pine
h. Lake
cutter,
See page
Kalloch
Kane
1258
(Peter
Frank
[nut.,
Kalelis
& 00.),
P. rem.
Austin,
teamster,
Mollie,
maid
pltal
Thomas
at
b. 42 Holten
J.
B.
Thomas
mor.
Worker,
ext.
Katherine,
William,
Keith
Abram
K.
I.0UIS,
Central
See page
h. 25
1267
do.
Tel.
Thomas,
Keazer
Keefe
h. 10 Da1ton’s ct.
b. 16 Swampscott
[Lowell
shoe
worker,
rms.
Joseph,
55
Edward
J. rem. to Philadelphia,
Pa.
Ellen
F. wid. John
R. h. 2 Harris
‘Ellen L. Wid. Thomas,
b. 18 Park
John
E. grocer,
96 Walnut,
h. 12
Chestnut
John
J. lea. worker,
h. 49 Wash.
Joseph
G.
clerk,
6 Lowell,
b. 7
Spring st. ct.
E. housekeeper
at 18 Park
(L.),
b. 2 E.[ar1-is
Keegan
Bernard,
teamster.
h. 24'? Lynn
Peter
F. bartender
(B.), b. W. F.
Broad
Y Stone
E.
1). 90
R38 Aborn
blacksmith,
Alvah
J. steam
Catherine,
Wash.
wid.
Catherine,
wid.
:9
IO
1’
P. supt.
h. 43 Andover
Daniel
F. student,
Edward,
currier,
\h.
12A
b. 19 Spring
h. 19 Spring
fitter,
h.41 Aborn
Thomas,
William,
Nat’1
b.
157
[Main
h.
r.
Calfnkin
36
00.
b. Glue Hill
h. 73 Tremont
hot Water and gas fitter, 12 Foster, h. 15 Beckett.
See page 1268
Harry E. rem. to Winthrop
Henry F. currier,
h. 21 Harris
James F. mor. dresser,
b. r. 36 Main
James
Joseph
Joseph
F. mor. dresser,
T. shoe Worker,
T. mor. worker,
13.73 Tremont
b.157 Wash.
h. L36 Main
Lizzie
G. bookkeeper,
103 Foster,
Margaret,
b. 157 Wash.
Mark E. civil engineer,
13.15 Beckett
Mary, wid. Dennis,
11. Glue Hill
Maude
E. Mrs. b. 131 Andover
Mildred
M. steu.
103 Foster,
b.
Beckett
Patrick,
machinist,
1). Glue Hill
15
Ralph F. plumber,
b. 15 Beckett
Thomas,
rem. to New Hampshire
Thomas
Main
Contractor.
Established
b.
15 Beckett
J.
mor.
Building
UP-TO-DATE
DAVIS
92 Lynn,
')lXOM
BS1109D119
EIOHHGNOD
"£)NIal00}l
'1'.El1W}1‘3
PW}lE
ELLEY ELBRIDGE G. plumber;
Steam:
Coal and Wood
b. 55 Midway
to
Lea.
foreman,
F. millwright,
Charles
59
Midway
Edward
D. (Murphy
00.), 79 Walnut,
11 ccessor
Rankin
J. 2d, music
teacher,
15 Beckett, 1). do.
Bryan,
mor. Worker,
b. 92 Main
[non
h. 15 Mt. Verh.32 English
b. 2 Harris
b. 6 Dustin
Andrew,
b.
LE
00.), 92 Lynn, h.
[Co. b. 90 Lynn
Jeremiah,
Joseph
Kelley
rem. to Cambridge,
O‘Donne1l’s,
E.
Willow
23
Alice
G. tel. oper,
Catherine,
bleacher,
Catherine
L. Wid.
Mary E. clerk
see O’Keefe
George
92 Lynn
James J. teamster,
Kelleher
Nellie M. asst. bookkeeper
(S.),
b. 9 Ayer
John C. policeman,
h. 276 Wash.
Mary
variety,
Gr. sten.
Hunt
E. b. 90 Lynn
A. (Keith
00.),
Kellaher
167-12.
'03 HJJWS1? HNM
Keating
and
Alvah
Penn.
Karra
Kaaria,
lea. Worker,
Kaspshak
Eva, wid. Casper,
Kay George, bleacher,
Keagan Patrick,
lab.
ave.
Harriet
Laura
Lewis
Keller
dealer,
1 Foster,
b. 14
b. 14 Wheeler
A.
do.
~ ‘ \4\ [h- 1 Carleton
Willard A. (Keith & Fmnnor, Lynn),
28 Wallis,
b.
23 Central,
furniture
Athanassios,
Kearney
25A
to Brockton
repairer,
98 Walnut,
[78 Walnut
Anthony,
clerk,
Jennie,
bookkeeper,
b. 25 do.
ARELITZ
Karpeli
repairer.
1151
packer,
shoemaker,
(Lewis
George E. (Keith
90 do.
11. 4 Church
Charles,
rem.
Simon,
shoe
b. 88 do.
Katayanis
Karelitz
shoe
00.
Keith),
Victor,
lea. worker,
b. '71 Tremont
Kapelowitz
Samuel,
mor.
Worker,
13. 31
Central
Foster,
KELLEY
b. 28 High
Kanellopoulos
George,
shoe
repairer,
rms. 45 Midway
[mont
Kanerva
John, mor. dresser,
h. 71 Tre-
Kaplan
Peabody
Andrew
3!‘. mor.
Worker,
b.
14
Wheeler
Bessie Mrs. h. 18 Lynn
James,
rem. to Salem
[Wheeler
hos-
st.
St.,
Margaret
M. b. 97 Wash.
Kehoe
Andrew,
cooper,
h. 14 Wheeler
Scotia
F. lab. h. 6 Warren
William,
h. do.
86 Wal-
to Nova
per pair)
Keelty Michael J. cur:-ier, h. 133 Lowell
Keenan Catherine,
wid. John
J. h. 97
Wash.
Daniel J. mor. worker.
b. 97 Wash.
Hugh B. mor. dresser,
h. 5 Union
John J. emp. (U. S. M. 00. Bev.),b.
97 Wash.
Kahil James,
rem. to Beverly
ALELIS J2 00. (Peter
Kalelis),
groceries and p1-ovisions,86
Walnut.
Peter
[7 Walnut
[Peabody.]
WLADYSLAW,
as
1837.
dresser,
Work
b.
a Specialty.
MACHINERY
Tel
ephone
r.
Connection.
36
Renzi
Garage
EGAL
Co.
and
epairing
FORD
and
Car
Supplies
we
fill
THELEEPHARMACY,
HENRY
{s,;9sHAm
& CENTRAL
ELM
-
ST5.,
-
PEABODY
Doctors
our
1 152
KELLIHER
[Peabody.]
Kelliher
John F. foreman,
b. 12 Winter
Kelly Edward
J. trav. salesman
(N. Y.),
h. 9 High
~
James A. tacker, b. 157 Wash.
Lena M. teacher,
Wallis prim.school,
b. at Melrose
Kenaley
Frank J. mor. worker,
b. 2 Mt.
EI:
James
Vernon
F. mor.
John
John
J. curt-ier,
J. jr.
ster
Robert
I
worker,
Keniston
b. 2 Mt. Vernon.
mor.
B. mor.
Henry
worker,
worker,
h. 110 Wash.
ENNARD HARRY
Kennedy
D.
49 Web[ster
h. 49 Web-
physician,
Bridget,
Wid. Michael,
h. do.
dresser,
P. mor.
84
ster
J. Edgar,
variety,
b. 46 Web-
to
Beverly
Wi1‘lia,m,
to Ireland
rem.
[lish
Kenney John D. mor. dresser, h. 29 EngWilhelmina,
bookkeeper,
12 Walnut,
b. at Danvers
Kent Arthur
G... chemist,
N. 0. Co. h.
at Danvers
[do.
Henry,
blacksmith,
34 Central,
h. 30
Kerby Caleb, died July 26, 1909
Caleb jr. mor. Worker. b.34 English
John H. lab. b. 44 English
Margaret
W.Wid. Caleb, h.44 English
William
J. mor. dresser,
h. 34 EngKerr
lish
Kirby
Annette
R. clerk,
Nat‘l Calfskin
00. h. 65 Wash.
Margaret
W. clerk (S.), b. 65 Wash.
Theodore
W. rem. to Lynn
Kershaw
Kerwin
Leonard,
Elizabeth
Margaret
bleacher,
b.4 Wagner
J. b. 42 Midway
b. 42 Mid-
way
Thomas
J. mor. dresser,
Kiernan
Annie
L. clerk
(S.),
[way
h. 42 Midb. 19 Caller
Kierney
Kilcoyne
Daniel
David
mor.
James
S. shipper,
Worker,
[Main
b. 148
28 Caller,
b.
Alexander
F. shoemaker,
dale
Annie
E. Mrs.
teamster,
Bridget,
Aug.
variety,
20 Fulton,
Wid. Bartholomew,
21, 1909
h.
died
rms.
66
h. 20 Fulton
T. 1-em. to
John,
glue
Kate,
h. 28 Fulton
b. 20 Fulton
Salem
worker,
Katherine
b. 22 Caller
F. clerk
(S.),
A. laborer,
b. 20 Fulton
h. 63 Aborn
Kiltey Thomas,
glue Worker, b. 20 Lynn
Kimball
Alonzo G. clerk, 20 Main, 11. at
Danvers
[dover
Caroline,
Wid. Edward
A. h. 22 An-
Charles
Charles
Moses,
died
Jan.
4,
H. cashier,
b. 22 Andover
S. 1-em. to Salem
E. machinist,
11. 80 Lowell
Henry J. G. salesman,
h. 62 Pie:-pout.
John H. clerk (41 Water,
B.), b. 5
Gardner
Trayers
Heel 00. (W. Herbert
Kimball and Christopher
A.Trayers),
Union
[Gardner
Walter
B.
clerk,
9'7
Central,
h.
W. Herbert
(Kimball,
Trayers
Co.)., Union, h. 8 Home
Kinerva
William,
mor.
5
Heel
dresser,
h.
51
English
King Abbie C. stenog. (S.), b. 198 Lowell
Amos, farmer,
h. 198 Lowell
Ellen
M. Wid.
James
A. h. 193 Lowell
Emma A. clerk (S.), b. 8 Emerson
Farm (Daniel Harrigan),
241 Lowell
Georfie
H. farmer,
e 1
h. Forest
Henry
b. 193 Lowell
A. student,
Herbert
K. foreman,
In. Low-
A. G. L. L. 00.
h. 44 Main
James A. rem. to Salem
James J. rem. to Salem
P. student,
b.
193 Lowell
Mabe1'L. b. 193 Lowell
[Lowelt
Perley P. shipper,
103 Foster,
h. 161
KING
PHILIP
BOT'l‘LING WIIRKS;
William
L. Freeman,
propr.
min-
eral water and carbonated
erages, Newbury
:1. Lowell.
bevSee
side lines
Samuel
W. h. 193 Lowell
ING
h. Glen-
[do.
worker,
Ellen
T. b. 10 Shillaber
Hannah
A. b. 28 Fulton
at Salem
Kiley
lea.
TELEPHONE
Edward
F. foreman,
h. 128 Wash.
Elizabeth
F. b. 20 Fulton
Ellen, Wid. Edward,
h. 10 Shillaber
J. shoe cutter.
b. 19 Caller
J. farm
hand, b. T. Fay’s,
Felton
Patrick,
G-SLEY
J. jr. student,
James
M. lea. worker,
Frank
Noble
Main
Daniel
J.
Elbridge
regn.
Mary, Wi«d7David, rem. to Salem
Patt&i<,:_‘£/
J . rem. from town
Timothy,
beamster,
h. 5 Centre st.ct.
see
Cornelius,
Caroline
E. Wid.
1910
h.59 N orthend
Worker,
Kiley
William
Lowell,
h. do.
Office hours,
2 to
7 to 8 p. 111. Tel. con.
5 Centre,
John
J. mor.
Joseph
h.
M. pt-essman,27
Main,
3 and
[non
Ver-
b. 2 Mt.
KIN
D.
mngr.
Peabody
Electric
WARREN
Light
Plant;
and
sulting
engineer,
do.
See page
con-
240 Lowell,
13.
1272
Kingsley
Elizabeth
M. b. 5 Sprague
Gertrude
C. b. 2 Goldthwait
pl.
George E. mor. dresser, b. 5 Sprague
See P. I.Woods 81;Co.
THE
AUCTIONEERS
APPRAISERS.
8 Allen's Block, - Peabody,
AND
Mass.
PRESCRIPTIONS
special
business
-
-3
and
.
Paul]
WE DO
fgrlllgciéy
PEABO
am washings done to suit (50 cents
STEAM
PEZSBODY
LAUNDRY,
A. clerk,
13 Lowell,
H. mor.
dresser,
b. 5 Sprague
Margaret
J. Iaundress,
coachman,
b. 5 Sprague
h. 2 Groldthwait
[1 Proctor
Catherine,
Julia,
Wid.
housekeeper
Jeremiah,
b.
at 115 Lowell
Julia J. Mrs. variety,
Margin c. Proc—
tor, h. do.
[Proctor
Paul
J. carpenter,
h. Margin
c.
Samuel J. b. Margin c. Proctor
Thomas
F. mor. nailer, I1. 15 High
Kinney
Mabel-y,
Kinsella
tholomew
Nina C.
Kinsley
James,
sole
cutter,
stenog.
lab.
h. 62 Bar-
[b. at Salem
Am. Glue Co.
b. 12 Wallis
Kirane Agnes E. shoe worker,
Bertha W. b. 5 Park
F. treas.
1153
wid.
Newell
Isaac
P. h.
& Knowlton,
b. 5 Park
Inc. 35 No. Central, h. at Chelsea
Willis F. salesman
(L.), b. 16 Holten
Kohut Alex, lab. h. 49 Fulton
Komarin
Samuel,
shoe repairer,
113 Caller, h. 1A do.
Korn Max, lea. mnfr. (S.), h. 30A Aborn
Robert,
mor. Worker, h. 40 English
Kovalsky
Abram,
mngr. 8 Foster,
rms.
76 Aborn
[Central
Kovenett
Harry B. mor. Worker,
h. 31
Kozer
Oscar,
lea. Worker,
h. 9 Centre
Krasnogar
Bernard,
jewelry,
24 Walnut,
b. 25 do.
Kraus
Albert
L. rem. from town
Kreuger
Albert
0. upholsterer,
h. Lake
1:. Pine
UTRUBES
A. housekeeper
at 17 Gardner
M. clerk,
Thomas
blk. b. 5
PROKOS
P.
dry
goods,
clothing
and gents‘
furnishings;
also steamship
agency,
65 Walnut, 11. do.
See page 1274
M. b. 5 Park
Jennie
Mary
Mary
at the
Peabody
N
Thomas,
pl.
Kingston
Greox-gianna,
16 Holten
Jesse
h. 75 En-
dicott
John
St,
LALLY
Knowlton
George
W. fiagman.
Franklin
st. crossing,
h. 5 Sprague
James
per Basket)
Walnut
[Peabody.]
KINGSLEY
Kingsley
I7
Kyelgren
Gust,
m§chIfii§*.v\b;i:3
Upton
Park
Patrick
J. teamster,
h. 5 Park
Winifred
B. b. 5 Park
Kirby see Kerby
Kirwiu Elizabeth,
b. 124 Foster
James,
Jennie,
mor.
wid.
Worker,
Patrick,
LACOMBE
Lafreniere
shoemaker,
'00 tmws
Klemm
Albert
Main,
Annabel,
KLEMM
W.
=9 aufid
(Klemm
BROS. (Albert
H.), bakers
and
Antoni,
17
Vernon
W. and Carl
confectioners,
17 Main.
See page
Carl H. (Klemm
Bros.),
4 Mt. Vernon
Klimaszewski
Bros.).
1456
17 Main,
lea. Worker,
Everett
G. engineer,
00. h. 20 Berry
Walter
Knights
Knowles
J.
teamster,
Eiker, h. 3
\
J. tacker,
b. 17 Upton
b. 26 Winter
Peter,
rem. to Europe
John,
carpenter,
h. ft. King
byd.
Ellsworth
rd.
Otto.
mor. Worker,
h. 27 Proctor
Laird
Elizabeth
C. bookkeeper
(S.), b.
18 Shamrock
[Shamrock
Frederick
J.
mor.
worker,
b.
18
‘>1-mm Maw 199“? Pu? 3U!d!d ‘3ll!<
Henry
h.
b. 30
Endicott
Ben, rubber
worker,
b. 30 Endicott
Wladyslaw,
bleacher,
h. 30 Endicott
Knapp
Samuel
E. mor.
mnfr.
(Dam),
h.
Sutton
c. South
[Bowditch
Knappschnider
Fred,
mor. Worker,
h. 23
Knight
shoe
Lagos
Lahti
b. 25 Central
b 4 Mt.
Alfred
A.
ct.
A. F. bleacher,
h. 36 Franklin
Charles,
stone mason, h. 26 Winter
Moses, carpenter,
h. 17 Upton
Myrtie L. C. b. 26 Winter
Napoleon
J. teamster.
b. 17 Upton
Laganiere
Henry, mor. shaver,
h. 16 Mt.
Vernon
[IL Wash.
Lagerstrom
Carl A. machinist,
h. Dane
b. 124 Foster
11. 124 Foster
Margaret, clerk (S.), b. 12-1 Foster
William
H. plumbef,
h. 48 Clement
ave.
Kitchin Orlave L. rem. to Maine
Kittredge
Sarah F. h. 9 1-2 Tremout
Klavansky
Aaron (Sample
Shoe Store),
13 Central,
h. 25 do.
Louis,
WILBUR
Tucker’s
A. C. L. L.
h. 29 Lynn
R. Harry, machinist,
h. 89 Lynn
George H. press feeder, h. 25
Cottage
William,
mor. worker,
b. 45 Aborn
Knowlin
George
J.
engineer,
J.
A.
Lord’s,
h. 68 Aborn
COOIVIBS-Plumber
J. mor.
Worker,
b. 18 Sham-
rock
J. Oscar,
mor. worker,
Laibinen
Adolph,
carpenter,
n. Forest
h.
[rock
18 Shamh. Walcott
fmont
Lakas George,
lea. Worker,
1). 48 TreLake George E. stationary
engineer,
h.
off Lynnfield
n. Almshouse
E. Helen,
wid. David G. died Apr.
1, 1909
Lakaman
Lalicos
Lally
Abbie
T. Mrs.
Antonios,
cofiee
nut, 1-ms. do.
h. 67 Main
house,
63 Walmont
Catherine,
Wid. Malachi, b. 110 TreJames F. farm hand, b. 139 Andover
John
H.
Katherine
Thomas,
gardener,
h. 139 Andover
M. b. 139 Andover
rem. to Danvers
Steam and Hot Water Heating
27 LOWELL
ST»
-
PEABODY
HUMPHREY PROVISION CO.,
69 wassmerow
srnzm‘.
pmmonr.
muss.
Telephone.
CASH
Grocers
WILLIAM
'-°‘*'.."=g-,1-..,';;:.,*,,§'*-W:g,:;,,:t,:§=*Agentfor MoxieNerv
1154 L. FREEMAN,
LAMBERT
[Peabody.]
LAWLER
Lambert
John,
gate
keeper,
William N. mugr.
h. 7 Andover
Lambrus
Ernest,
Langmaid
h. 3She1-man
Morri1lLeath.
machinist,
00.
h. 58 Fulton
Lame
Gilbert E. foreman (U. S. dept. of
agriculture),
h. Pine byd. West
Lamkin
Walter
(Lynn),
s. r. Lake c.
Lowell
Lampert
Samuel,
peddler,
h. 36 English
Zindell,
mor. worker,
h. 36 English
Lancaster
John
O. blacksmith,
11. off
Overlea
ave.
Lanctot
Arthur
Eugene,
Eugene
Eugenie
George.
mor. worker,
Homer
Landers
Landry
J. rem. to Canada
mor. worker,
h. 7 Proctor
E. tucker,
b. 7 Proctor
M. rem. to Boston
b. 7 Proctor
Nora,
b. 10 Wallis
Elizabeth
A. tel.
(
.),
b.
26
Nicholas,
currier, b. 9 Upton
Lane Anna M. h. 16 Kosciusko
Annie E. clerk (B.), b. 30 Tremont
Annie T. b
Ufiion
[end
Augusta
, lea. Worker, 11. 74 North-
Coruelitus,
mor.
worker,
Elizabeth,
Wid. Patrick,
Jeremiah
Union
Lawrence,
J.
mor.
fla
man,
11. 13 Winter
h. 29 Union
dresser,
Wallis
st.
b.
29
R.
R.
crossing,
. 30 Tremont
hill
Lawrence
J. mor. dresser,
11. Glue
Mamie, b. 13 Winter
Martha E. h. 16 Kosciusko
Mary J. wid. John J. rem. to‘ Salem
Michael H. foreman, A. G. L. L. Co.
,
h. 29 Union
Patrick
J. ins. solicitor,
Richard,
rem.
Thomas
Thomas
h. 14 King
to Ireland
F. rem. to Bridgewater
F. mor. worker, h. 37 Holly
William,
mor.
William
W. bleacher,
dresser,
b. 29 Union
b. 4 Nichols’
lane
Lang George T. foreman, Nat’! Calfskin
Co. 11. at Salem
Langan Daniel F. teamster,
h. 12 Holly
Patrick, quarryman,
h. 16 Oak ave.
Patrick T. tacker, b. 6 Aborn
Thomas,
tailor,
h. 6 Aborn
Lang-ille Azzan A. plumber.
h. 34 Main
Fred H. bookkeeper
(B.), b. 34 Main
Langley
Ernest, quarryman,
h. Arlington
Francis
ave.
M. rem.
Harmeul,
to Maine
mor. dresser,
h. Longwood
ave.
John,
Peter
[ave.
mor. worker,
h. Longwood
T. baggage master,
B. & M.
R. R. station,
William,
ave.
h. 10 Northend
quarryman,
b. Longwood
J".B. BloodCo.
worker,
11. 1
[Danvel-‘~'
William
T. mngr. 45 Wallis,
h.
Lantagne Joseph T. rem. from town
Lapanne Alfred, h. 10 Upton
at
Edward,
mor. worker,
h. 10 Upton
Eva, b. 10 Upton
Victoria,
milliner,
b. 10 Upton
Lapham
S. Louis,
rem. to Salem
Larkos
Louis, shoemaker,
h. 51 English
[County
Larrabee
Albert
S. shoemaker,
h. 14
Albert W. shoemaker,
h. 38 Lynn
Arthur T. clerk (B.), h. 17 Carleton
dresser,
b.
46 Endi-
Charles W. laborer, b. 33 Lynnfield
Charlotte,
rem. to Lynn
*[field
Tremont
opt.
E. lea.
Charles
B. mor.
cott
b. 11 Oakland
0. machinist,
George
Aye:
Clarence
B. lea. worker,
b. 33 LynnDavid
A. died Oct. 9, 1909
Edward
Edward
K. rem. to Maine
W. edgesetter,
h. 41 Lynn
Elizabeth,
wid.
Calvin
J. 11.55 Holten
Evelyn M. b. 5 Maple
Franklin,
shoe worker,
Frederick,
farmer,
h.
Goodale
George E. helper. b. 65
George J. mor. Worker,
Gustavus
W.
mor.
h. 32 County
Lowell
byd.
Lynn
h. 64 County
dresser,
8
h.
Shaw's lane
Harris M. laborer, b. 35 Lynnfield
Harry
A. bicycles,
also furniture
§oving,
etc. 32 Lynnfield,
b. 30
0.
Harry
B. driver,
b. -16 Endicott
Henry, farmer, h. 37 1-2 Lynnfield
Hersey D. h. 35 Lynnfield
John H. b. 37 Lynnfield
Joseph M. b. 12 County
Mary A. wid. Charles A. b. 32 Main
Mattie F. shoe worker, b. 5 Maple
Maud P. clerk, b. 30 Lynnfield
Otis, laborer, h. 65 Lynn
Ralph F. mor. worker, b. 5 Maple
Susan, wid. David A. h. 5 Maple
Thomas
B. shoemaker,
h. 30 Lynnfield
[usko
Timothy E. mor. dresser, h. 5 KosciWalter, shoemaker,
b. 65 Lynn
William,
William
h. 33 Lynnfield
H. gardener,
h. 56 Pierpont
William H: engineer,
h. 33 Lynnfield
Larsen Fred,
rem. to Lynn
Lars, mor.
Latham
Morris,
worker,
h. 23 Winter
farmer,
h. Winona
at
Lynnfield line
Lavin Catherine
Mrs. h. 182 Lynnfield
Lawis Abram, h. r. 7 Shillaber
Lawler Dennis F. mor. hacker, h. Lowelf
n. P. O.
[1er’s
Martin,
Largest
Handlers
Meats
of all
Kinds
of
mor.
tacker,
b.
D.
F.
Law-
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
isheets, Pillow Slips, Towels,'I'ablecloths.
Peabody Steam Laundry
bod Bed Spreads, washed and ironed in the
30 cents
per dozsn.
17 wAl_l§u§
at m annzt for
Joseph L. clerk, 6 Allen's 1311:.
b. 18 Sherman
Lawrence,
carrier, h. 18 Sherman
Lawless
Lawlor
J ames.
mor.
worker,
11. 13 Caller
Nicholas,
mor. worker, b. 13 Caller
Lawrence
Alice M. b. 83 Endicott
Arthur G. treas. and mngr. A. C. L.
L. 00.; also gen‘! manager Nat’!
Calfskin 00. h. at Boston
A. C‘. Leather Co. mor. mnfs. Crowninshield;
glove
lea.
Endicott
and Waters River shop. Liberty
Arthur
M. (Lawrence
Bros.),
44
Main,
Bros.
M. and
44 Main
James
Charles
A. mor. dresser,
Harriet,
Wid. Frederick,
cott
Henry W. mor. dresser,
E. mor.
ster
Lillian
F.
Leach
dresser,
rem.
to
'03
Fountain
mor. worker,
h.
46 Web-
[Webster
(S.), b. 46
Centre
Leahy
9 A1Ien’s
Robert
Amy
dresser,
A. teacher,
h.
28
High
h. r. 80 Treh. 102 Lynn
LeBlanc
A1ice,housekeeper
at P.Burke’s,
Forest
Denis,
tanner,
h . 56 Fulton
[Way
Emanuel,
mor. dresser,
h. 59 Mid-
Evangeline,
b. 80 Tremont
Leboe
Joseph,
shoe
Union
Le Breux Alexander,
LeOain
Frank
O.
stock
Frederick
LEANDER
J.
machinist,
E. JOY,
Holten,
blk.
See side
G. teamster,
lines
7 Walnut,
b. at
h.
31
G. W.
Legro
Elmer,
emp.
Gypsy
Bow n. Lowell
b. A. L. Legro's
b. A. L. Leg:-o‘s
George
H.
farmer,
Lowell
Catherine,
Lehane
14
h.
com.
h.
Newbury
wid. John,
121.
[Vernon
h. 10 Mt.
Daniel
F. mor. dresser,
h. r. 4 Dennis
Mary A. compositor,
b.10 Mt.Vernon
Leighton
Jane, Wid. Isaiah W. b. 4 King
Lendall Horace A. mor. dresser,
h. 35
:9Tremont ‘sxonmuag
-.I;V wxem
Horace E. clerk (B.), b. 35 Tremont
John J. lab. b. Mrs. M. Lenda1l's
baker,
h. 5 Sutton
Margaret, Wid. Jacob
byd. Prospect
Leonard
Antone,
lea.
pl.
H. h.Andover
worker,
b. 34 Mid-
way
[Audette
George F. lab. b. O. I. Farrington’s,
Hugh
J. foreman,
Nat’l
Calfskin
00. h. 14 Aborn
J ohn, lea. worker,
rms. 92 Main
Joseph W. rem. to Salem
Peter A. foreman, Walnut
h. at Salem
Frank
C. foreman,
c. Caller,
[Lynn
152 Main,
h.at
Letteney
George G. fireman, A. C. L. L.
00. h. 23 1-2 Franklin
Levasseur
Ernest,
lea. Worker,
b. 10
b.
Onesime,
(Successor
(L. .h.
Moth
Fannie,
Flossie,
Shamrock
Joseph,
tanner,
W.
b. 9
Brown
[byd.
inona
Alonzo L. jr. farmer, h. Newbury
[LeCain’s
G.
(L.),
John, mor. worker, 11. 9 Good;-idge
Percy S. machinismwh. 9 Goodridge
see Leach
{Lynn
LeFave
George
W. mach: ssh. h. 96
Lester
worker,
rem. to Lynn
machinist,
b.
LeCain’s
1-. 50
Goodridge
Joseph,
School,
b. at Danvers
Leary
Catherine
Mrs. rem. to Boston
Leavitt
Edward
S. machinist,
b. r. 80
Tremont
[mont
James
G. machinist,
William S. machinist,
mnfr.
36 Lynn,
William T. h. 28 Wash.
Leech
Edith
A. bookkeeper
[Foster
J. mor.
pool,
EE PHARMACY (THE), Henry J . Pushard, propr. drugs and medicines.
I-I.I.IIAIS3%’HNAd
Michael,
mor. dressex-,h.
13 Shillaber
Leal John,
painter,
h. 5 Proctor
Learoyd
George
W. sole
h. 36 Aborn
h. 8 Fountain
Leech
Martin
21 Lowell
Lee Frank, variety and
11. over do.
Lefavour Willis W. cashier
Harbor.
Reginald
H. asst.
chemist,
Nat’!
Calfskin Co. 11. 9 Good:-idge
Wilfred, clerk, b. 8 Fountain
William,
emp. Gypsy moth com. h.
Pine 11. Newbury
see
1155
Danvers
h. 19 Caller
N. H.
[n. Pine
Charles A. shoe repairer, h. Winona.
Edith A. clerk, T. T. M. Co. 1). 8
Fountain
[Goodridge
Edith
A. bookkeeper
(L.),
b. 9
Hubert, clerk.
T. T. M. 00. b. 8
Isaac,
n. Overlea
ave.
J ohn, lab. rms.
Ledwick
h. 83 Endib. 83 Endi-
bookkeeper
Charles,
PEA30 av
.
George W. farmer,
h. Summit
11!.Lynnfield
Lloyd H. core maker, 11. 41 County
Roy L. edge setter, b. G.W. Le Gain’s
Russell 0. core maker (L.), b. G. W.
LeCain's
[Union
Lechstein
Jacob,
mor. worker,
in. 19
Ledwell John J. laster, h. off Elaine ave.
P.),
[cott
James P. (Lawrence
Bros.), 44Main,
b. at Salem
[Webster
Lawton Gertrude V. stenog.
(B.), b. 46
James
.
LE VASSEUR
Lecain
11. at Salem
(Arthur
druggists,
s-rag:-r,
[Peabody.]
LAWLESS
to Davis & Joy).
h. 16 N orthend
lea. worker,
Telephone
b.10 Shamrock
Connection
Contractor and Dealer in Rough and Hammered GRANITE
Aasp}I .10}
GARAGE
RENZI‘
Touring
J. PUSHARD,
HENRY
PHARMACY
HE1156 LEE LEVI
[Peabody.]
O. engineer,
Alban
Levick
Little
h. 268 Wash.
worker,
glue
John,
Levi
h.
20 Grove,
56 Aborn
tailor, also men’s furnishJoseph,
ings, 10-14 Lowell, h. 65 Aborn
pl.
Levine David, b. 6 Sutton
Ida, b. 32 English
Jacob W. rem. to Lawrence
Levin
Louis
h. 6 Sutton
pedler,
Louis,
Leviseur
1'. 83
Eugéne J. mor. worker,
E. wid.
Mary
Lindley
h. 57 Ful[throp
B. trav.
Frank
State
J.
Dennis
Linehan
J. tacker,
James
Os
James,
5
66
and
JAMES C. contractor
INEIIAN
and immigradealer in granite,
tion agt., livery stable and truckSee
h. over do.
ing, 18 Foster,
page
1264
h. 16 Highland
blacksmith,
park (east)
b. 19 Sprague
John J. tacker,
b. 16 Highland
John F. gardener,
park (east)
Lizzie A. h. over 18 Foster
b. 19 Sprague
Margaret,
John,
Mary,
Wid.
Dennis,
h. 21 Midway
Nellie M. rem. to Marblehead
h. 19 Sprague
laborer,
Wiliiam,
b. 16 HighP. mor. dresser,
William
land park (east)
h. 21
F. teamster,
Dennis
Linnehan
pk. (east)
Highland
A. h. 65 Main
Little Adeline
h. Lowell,
E. wid. Frank,
Annie
P. C.
Bessie,
David
Florence
[-
rem. to Boston
s. r. Wheaitland
M. (Salem),
H. b. Mrs. A. E. Little’s
primary,
Wallis
Henry
Salem
David
J. mor.
John
h. 4 High
currier,
mor.
Louis,
Lonergan
h.
29, 1909
Nov.
teacher,
M.
Thomas,
Loia
h. 2
salesman,
[Northend
dresser,
mor.
b. 19 Sprague
Mf Andover
1). 4 High
Nora A. b. 4 High
Lombard
lodgers,
died
“Mt.
h.
shoemaker,
J.
Prosh. do.
gardener,
crossing,
Centre
G. teacher,
Katharine
prim. school, b. at Salem
Louisa
b. 14 Win-
b. do.
lane,
Nichols
Lindsey
Charles
Patrick,
h. 20 Sewall
machinist,
Loftus
Pleasant.”
James J. driver, h. 14 Winthrop
R. 1;,
Carl, rem. to Newport,
Linberg
Ada A. b. 276 Lynn
Lindberg
Fred,
market
George,
pect n. Proctor’s
h.
ave.
16 Spring,
mnfr.
ave.
Locke
Logan
dresser,
Danigi W. mor.
tgafn
Lillie
8 Railroad
supt.
62 Franklin
M. mor.
Joseph
h. 24 Clement
Lloyd
do.
over
h.
5 Walnut,
1258
[57 Franklin
ave. h.
8 Railroad
treas.
S.
8 Railroad
leather,
sheep
ave.
Stephen
W. Frank,
Augustus,
express,
L’HeureuxdMarce1,
. 0.
lea. Worker, h. 28 Proctor
Napoleon,
and proJAMES A. groceries
LIACOS
visions,
See 10%
A. E. Lit-
b. 62 Franklin
S. Littlefield,
Stephen
ave.
00.
road
Leather
4 Jacobs
W. b.
b.
B. milliner,
h. 29 Beckett
Noble P. carpenter,
h. 280 Lynnfield
teamster,
William,
supt.8 RailA. asst.
Charles
Littlefield
h. at Boston
Walnut,
Lewis Alice J. wid. John, b. 13 Sherman
h. 4 Jacobs
Alonzo, teamster
Lucien G. clerk, 25 Main, b.7 Sutton
Sandy
we promlse.
Lowell
[tle‘s,
Little’s
Josephine
pl.
Conway),
this
Wheatland
[lane
h. 8 Little‘s
A. E.
b. Mrs.
h.
gardener,
George,
c. Prospect
H. machinist,
George
F. lea. worker,
John
treas.
&
TelephonP
9;::;:,:::::,;azmggatzgzn.1
Pfopo LORD
and
& Conway (Louis Leviseur
mor. mfrs.
H. Conway),
Charles
1'. 83 Walnut
(Leviseur
in
GARAGE
.39 Up-to-date
Car for hire.
every respect. J3 GASOLINE, OIL & SUPPLIES.
and REGAL AUTOMOBILES.%
EFORD
h. 1'. 34 Mason
worker,
S. Supt.
152 Main,
.$Hab.
h. 1 Proctor
rms.
worker,
at
h.
66 Main
h. 12 ParJames J. 11101’.dresser.
sons
(S.), b. Wm.
stenog.
Looby Elizabeth,
rd.
Ellsworth
Looby’s,
Ellsworth
mot. dresser,h.
Lawrence,
Long
rd.
n. Emerson
h. 23 Aborn
b. 23 Aborn
b. 23 Aborn
Looney John P. currier,
Mary J. dressmaker,
‘ Nellie F. housekeeper,
Lord
R. rem. to Beverly
Albert
B. died Jan. 19, 1910
Daniel
h. 5
B. supt. r. 83 Walnut,
Daniel
Andover
B. N. Moore
H. C. engineer,
Frank
& Sons Co. h. 13 Beckett
b. 13 Beckett
Henry A. plumber,
John
n. Wallis,
Hardy
A. lea. mnfr.
h. 9 Wash.
13. 17 Tremont
Neal. lea. worker,
N. Y.),
D. Rev. (Brooklyn,
Rivington
n. almshouse
s. 1'. Lynnfield
B.), h.
Samuel C. clerk ('77 Summer,
4 Wash.
Samuel
D.
William
R.
Count
S.
William
(Salem
teller
and
Salem),
ins.
machinist
clerk,
1 King,
Bk.
Sav.
88 Central,
(L.),
h.do.
b.
34
[Foster
b. Hotel
Insurance
Boiler
Steam
& G0.For
SeeP.J. WOODS
8 Allen's Block, - Peabody, Mass-
We LAUN DER everything from a Circus Ten} to a.Pocket Handkerchief.
[Peabody.]
LOUD
Lynch John A. clerk, A. C. L. L. 00. bi’.
h. 31 Elm
J. tanner,
John
Endicott
teacher,
J. Louise,
b.
W. lab. 11. 16 BowFreeland
[b. do.
’ ditch
15 Chestnut,
Low Annie T. dressmaker,
A. ins. agt. h. 15 Chestnut
Francis
Lovelace
worker,
land pk. (West)
J ohn, lea. W01-ker,b.
[Wash.
h. 101
Michael,
Luker
Carrie
Frank
1'. 112
h. 112 do.
Lunden
Lundergan
Emh.
h.
Worker.
salesman,
F.
G. mor.
Cornelius
25 1-2 Franklin
Emil
0
UTES
£23)
See page
41 Webster.
Joseph
ers, 45 Webster,
splitter,
lea.
Charles,
rd. n. Emerson
master
Edward,
00.
Calfskin
Harry,
Wid. John,
James
F. mor.
rem.
dresser,
Mary
Macdonald
to Salem
SGOBUIDIE
8
wid.
Nat’l
h. 6 Stevens
h. at Salem
1 Sylvan,
b. 8 Aborn
b. 43 Holten
Peter,
b.
J. Ballen—
ft. Emerson
b. 43 Holten
piper,
Elliott
Southwick
L. B.
L. gen"1 mngr.
00. h. 3 Pleasant
h. 6 Berry
[Stevens
John, died July 30, 1909
b. 8
21 Winter,
Ray A. stenog.
b. 31 Elm
Mass..3 §$‘3“°‘“
mechanic,
h. 43 Holten
L. b. 3 Pleasant
Florence
1‘? Lowell,
E. clerk,
Henry
b. Ells-
27Lowell
‘E.W. COOMBS,
St.. Peabody,
B.
tine’s,
Septimus,
h.
11. Prospect
blacksmith,
foreman,
John,
J. laborer,
John
beltman,
J oseph.
rem. to New Hampshire
Christopher,
Sept.
died
45 Webster,
Cornelius,
17. 1909
h. 110 Tremont
Cornelius,
h. 12 English
Daniel, fireman,
Ellen,
B.
[tor
to Lynn
rem.
b. 43 Holten
carpenter,
P. RogEliz.
coachman,
h. Cross
ers’,
machinist,
A.
Alfred
Aborn
Ambrose,
Augustine,
A. James,
h. 45
h. do.
h. Ellsworth
13 Lowell,
at J.
h. 1'? Procshipper,
p'C['B
‘S.I9’.'l.'B9I-I
W‘George,
(B.), h. 11 Jacobs
stenog.
MacDonald
b. 2 Cottage
F. gardener,
See page 1266
Lowell.
at 30 Main
A. housekeeper
J. Sandy,
Mary T. b. 2 Cottage
h. 2 Cottage
blacksmith,
Thomas,
boardLynch Bridget E. wid. Cornelius,
0. clerk,
Edward
lane
worth
B. Thomas
MacC1-acken
126"!
DeS. mor. worker,
Matthew
Northend
Lynah Alice A. b. 2 Cottage
Lyte Mary R. nurse' at J.
P. nurse
Lucinda
MacConaghy
hospital
Thomas
R.
(Ca:-vel
& HIMMELSTEIN
Hin1me1Abraham
and
Lutes
and builders,
carpenters
stein),
Luz
h. 9 Sum[hospital
Mary
House
b. Central
worker,
KENNETH J. carpenter
acUlIARLES
11. 128
33 Main,
and builder,
Henry A. rem. to Lawrence
Lundregan
J. lab. h. 4 Sherman
Patrick
Lundy
h. do.
9 Central,
Lung Wing, laundry,
Lutes Carvel R. (Lutes & Himmelstein),
41 Webster,
h. 172 Wash.
fireman,
F. mor.
Thomas
mer
[met
h. at Woburn
18 Fos-
coachman,
W.
Cornelius
Michael,
T. T. M. 00.
G. vice-pres.
Crownin-
ter, h. 3 Caller
b. 72\A.born
cooper,
Edward,
“
A. b. 3 Caller
Frances
James, cooper, h. 72 Aborn“
John J. deceased
P. b. 112 Main
h. 107 Lowell
C. carpenter,
Charles
Lund
Crownin-
and Joseph)‘
YNN 1 . & J. (Matthew
grease,
curriers’
of
mnfrs.
See page 1272
Crowninshield.
Lyons
carpenter,
Abraham.
Main,
plumb-
E. Lynch),
h. 69 Central
shieid,
ditch
Lummus
& HEATING
(M. & J. Lynn),
Joseph
shield. b. 69 Central
(M. & J. Lynn),
Matthew
b. 24 Bow-
lea. worker,
n.
Lynnfield
B. h. 9 Lynn
John
120 Tremont
b. 33 Northend
h. 33 Northend
lea. worker,
Glorie,
H101‘. worker,
Jose,
b. 33 Northend
Rose,
Luiz
h.
17
ing, heating and tin roofing,
Tel. con. See page 1269
Foster.
b. 9 Lynn
W. carpenter,
Lynn Everett
P. b. 48 Webster
to New York
Mary, wid. Michael
Lucke William F. rem.
h.
17 Foster,
line
[Lynnfield
PLUMBING
(Michael
00.
120 Tremont
mor. worker,h.
h. 36 Union
P. dinker,
Joseph,
John
Lacey
00.),
farmer,
J.
Michael
YNCH M. E.
Plumbing
E. Lynch
(M.
and Heating
26 Aborn
lane
h. 15 ShaW’s
carpenter,
Wesley,
h. 22 Highcarpenter,
Lawrence.
Luban
E.
Michael
Bank,
Nat’!
(Second
F. clerk
B.), h. 1 King
George H. shoe stock
Lowe
school,
b. at Lynnfield
at Salem
George
rd.
Ellsworth
C. Lynch’s,
lab. h. 14 Hancock
231 Wash.
G. clerk,
Martin,
Francis
1157
MACDONALD
b. 6 Park
lic schools,
Louisky
Loveday
pub-
of drawing,
E. teacher
Grace
Loud
St., Peabody
17 Walnut
LAUNDRY,
STEAM
PEABODY
Steam
.0
Plumbing Heating
p.IOJIA
our doingBusinesson a cash Basismus GreaterValuefar your Dollar.
HUMBHREY PROVISION C0»
69 Washington st., Peabody, Mass.
Macdonald Roger W. student, b.8 Stevens
William, lea. sorter, h. 8 Stevens
McCarthy
Lithia
andMineral
Waters
§:',,f,{,':“;,;;;f*f,:';:;*,,},":;‘§
KingPhilipBottling
Works,
Pea
King Philip
1158
MACDONALD
[Pcabody.]
McCAB,THY
William,
blacksmith,
William
H. civil
h. 2 Brown
engineer
b. 8
(B.),
Stevens
see McDonald
and McDonnell
MacFadden
Herbert: S. shipper,
h.
32
Tremont
Thomas
Hfispital,
J.
also
B.
police
officer, h. 12 Warren
Mabel M. candy maker, b. 12 Warren
rem.
to Danvers
MacKenzie
George S. rem. to Danvers
Mackie Victor, laborer, 11. ft. King byd.
Ellsworth
rd.
[County
MacKinnon
James D. steam fitter, h. 25
May, housekeeper
at F. K. McIntire’s,
'
Lowell
Mackintosh
John W. 1-ms. 5 Nichols lane
Richards B. machinist,
h. 21 Aborn
see
McIntosh
MacLeod
Isabelgl.
sorter, b. J. Roberts‘,
Emprson
[ell
Annie
. housekeeper
at 210 LowDoga d, baker, h. 7 Buxton
Macbleill Ann L. wid.
Roderick,
died,
Mar.
Daniel
Peter
J. rem.
from
town
McAulif£e
McBride
Dennis,
John P.
Franklin
Joseph
1110!‘. worker,
13.
[shillaber
mor.
worker,
police
oificer,
F. driver,
5 Main,
McCall
Susan,
58
[lis.
h. 66 Wal-
at 66 Wallis
’
High school,
b.
Mary A. housekeeper
McBurnie Ella, teacher,
6 Park
McCabe
11. 4
h.
1-ms. 14 Summer
Montford
(G. E. Co.
L.),
b.
54
Lowell
Mccann James J . mor. dresser, h.1S Park
McCarthy Amelia F. b. 9 Ayer
Anna, b. 2 Aborn pl.
Annie 1. teacher,
Felton
school,
1).
29 Endicott
Bernard
Bridget,
J. mechanic,
wid. John,
h. 21 Union
b. 30 Swamp-
scott ave.
Bridget
C. housekeeper
Catharine,
wid. John,
at 43 Mason
b.r. 151 Lowell
Catharine,
wid.
Maurice,‘
h..
51
Franklin
Catherine
J. compositor,
b. 10 Mt.
Vernon
[Franklin
Catherine
M. stenog.
(S.),
b. 51
Charles,
Charles,
Charles
Daniel
lea. Worker,
1-ms. 66 Main
laborer,
h. 9 Wheeler
3d, dinker,
P. lodgers,
h. 88 Tremont
66 Main,
h. do.
b.
10
I). 66 Main
worker,
wid.
Ellen,
Timothy,
wid.
Jeremiah,
variety,
B. Thomas
[b. 9 Ayer
27 Central,
h. 4 Colfax
Ellen G. b. 4 Colfax
[N otthend
Ellen E. music teacher
(B.), b. 26»
Eugene
T. salesman
(B.),
b. 26
Northend
E. W. & Co. (Edward W. McCarthy),
mor. mfrs. Railroad ave.
Florence,
innez-soles, 52 Holly, variety, 54 do. 11. 52 do.
Florence
H. farm hand, b. 52 Holly
Florence
J. lea. Worker, b. 1'. 151
Lowell
[Endicott
Frances
E.
bookkeeper
(B.),
b. 29
Frances
J.
bookkeeper
(8.),
26
Nort
end
cGAR'l‘llY FRANCIS J. furniture
ing and
Macropoulos
Arthur,
45 Midway
carpenter,
260 Wash. 11. do.
Elizabeth
E. cook,
J.
hospital,
b. (10.
Elizabeth
'1‘. iorewoman,
12, 1910
J. rem. to Salem
B.
Edward W. (E. W. McCarthy & Co.),
Railroad ave. h. 26 Northend
Edward W. jr. supt. E. W. McCarthy
& 00. b. 26 Northend
Elizabeth,
Maclntire
see Mclntire
Mack Jeremiah
B. engineer,
Thomas,
Dennis
Wallis
Edward
W. lea.
expressing,
mov-
52 Holly,
b.
do.
See page 1275
Frank J. clerk (S.), b. 29 Endicott
Frederick
L. mor. dresser, b. 29 Endicott
Hannah F. clerk (S.), b. 15 Mill
Hannah
G. b. 15 Aye:
Helen,
James,
b. 56 Fulton
beamster,
h. 2 Aborn
James,
glue
James,
James
tanner, h. 24 Foster
B. mor. worker, b. 37 Central
James
F.
Holly,
Jeremiah
John,
John
worker,
lab.
also
h. 15 do.
F. mor.
variety,
dresser,
13
1-2
[Wash.
h. 288-
lea. worker,
h. 4 Hancock
D. lea. worker,
b. 51 Franklin
John F. 1110:. dresser,
John
John
pl.
11. 37 Central
h. 28 N orthend
F. J. deceased
H. mor. Worker,
b. 11 Wheeler
John J. student, b. 4 Colfax
John J. tacker, b. 79 Ttemont
John J. teamster,
h. 14 High
John J. jr. mor. dresser, h. 16 King
John J. mot. dresser,
b. 15 Ayer
John '1‘. mor. worker,
h. 56 Fulton
John W. moxadresser,
h. 12151 Lowell
Josephine,
b. 56 Fulton
[tral
Katheryn
Margaret
Margaret
Margaret
Margaret
M. shoe Worker, b. 3’? GenF. clerk (S.), b. 15 Ayer
14‘.b. 51 Franklin
J. b. 16 King
teacher,
26
M.
music
Northend,
b. do.
s
Fresh Fruits 82: Vggetablea
J‘
Blood
Co‘
LYNN MARKET
°xf§?$5;‘§t¥3:'=‘§§’
umon
smear MARKET
LAUNDRY,
STEAM
PEABODV
[Peabody.]
MCCARTHY
McCarthy
Mary,
Mary
Mary
Mary
Mary
M. b. 4 Colfax
Margaret
b. 15 Ayer
candy maker,
A. b. 16 King
[do.
A. b. 56 Fulton
h.
24 Foster,
A. Mrs. boarders,
h. 9 SwampE. wid. Jeremiah,
ave.
scott
Mary
E. b. 28 Northend
Mary
E. b. 79 Tremont
Mary
L. singer,
b. 26 Northend
pl.
h. 2 Lord
47 Webster,
mfr.
E. hustler,
M. apron
Maurice
Maurice
‘ 11-d0mor.
Michael,
18
h. at
Foster,
h. 79 Tremont
Worker,
h. 15 Ayer
mot. worker,
Michael,
b. 28 Nottbend
Michael J. carpenter,
h. 20 Granite
Michael P. carpenter,
ValOCARTIIY MICHAEL V. (Forest
ley Farm),
byd.
est
off
do.
dealer,
milk
h.
Summit,
page 1261
Nellie E. b. 16 King
ave.
Nellie M. stenog. '1‘. T. M. Co. b. 5
Nora A. forewoman, b. 15 Ayer
L. dressmaker,
Nora
driver,
Patrick,
Wheeler
b. 254 Wash.
h.
Walnut,
79
4
h. 44 Wallis
F. currier,
Patrick
h. 5
of police,
J. captain
Patrick
Clement ave.
Sarah G. wid. Charles, h. 29 Endicott
b. 22
beamster,
Thomas,
variety,
H. rem.
Timothy,
William
to
Pie:-pout
Arlington
end
E. mason,
Thomas
ave. h. do.
254 Wash.
Salem
1159
MCEWEN
maid at 25 Holten
Margaret,
McDe1'mott
Michael, lab. b. 45 Webster
h. 4 Holly
currier,
Michael,
h. 38 Mt.
dresser,
W. mot.
Roger
Vernon
Agnes M. b. 9 Oakland
McDonald
b. 20 Pierpont
Alice, bleacher,
(S.), 11.22 Aborn
A. foreman
Bernard
h. 6 Pierpont
Inor. shaver,
Charles,
A. V. CunningCharles H. engineer,
b. do.
ham’s, Russell,
J. stream fitter, h. 15 HighEdward
land pk. (west)
Ellen M. wid. 0011. h. 31 Pierpont
E. S. teamster,
ForSee
[Clement
Peabody
St.,
h. 1-. 74 Main
H. teamster,
Charles
b. 330 Main
231 Wash.
sten.
Edna,
[Danvers
hostler,
Mlchael,
1 7 Walnut
pair)
per
ct:
Lace Curtains Made. to Look Like New (75
h. do.
11. 9 Ayer
J. lea. splitter,
William
b. 52 Holly
L. shoe worker,
William
William N. stenog. b. '28 N orthend
b. 30 Main
James F. cutter,
McCharles
'1‘. T. M.
Annie E. bookkeeper,
McClure
[Walnut
00. b. at Beverly
b. 89
F. shoemaker,
Nicholas
McConnell
6
room,
J. pool
Edward
McCormack
blk. h. at Salem
Thomas
rms. 20 1-2 Main
J ames, mor. dresser,
b. 20 Pierpont
h. 6 Stevens
blacksmith,
Harold,
b. R. E. McHoward E. shoemaker,
Dona1d’s
James, rem. to Woburn
[Goodale
James J. b. 6 Pierpont
b. T. O. Simpéows,
John, teamster,
b, Qflakland
John T. tzcker,
John W. teamster, h. 9 Q§l}:1and
Joseph. mor. worker, 11.5 Wagner
b. 9 Kosciusim
teacher,
Joseph,
Mary A. b. 116 Walnut
Mary E. b. 9 Oakland
Mary E. b. 90 Main
Mary E. ironer. b. 162 Main
Nellie, house maid at 173 Lowell
h. 162 Main
H. machinist,
h. 20 Pierpont;
mason,
13.116 Walnut
mor. dresser,
11. Hillside
shoemaker,
E.
Patrick
Richard,
Richard,
Robert
ave. 0. Bay State
J. letter
Timothy
rd.
carrier,
5
h.
Stevens
‘Pw
°PI°!N
rm P9-“Id
u=P°°zx\
29HNAd=9‘mzxx
'03 I-LLIIAIS
Bessie,
McCormi<_:k
b. 7 Ear-
shoemaker,
1-1s
James
J. mor.
Una A. sten. (S.), b. 6 Pierpont
h. 5 Bleachery
J. teamster,
William
Row
and
CDONALD WILLIAM W. calfskin
h.
mnfr. 96 Foster,
side leather
See page 592
49 Franklin.
see MacDonald
Catherine,
McDonnell
currier,
Lawrence,
b. Lynn 11.
Mary, wid. Samuel,
Lynn line
Annie M. stenog. b.52 Aborn
McCullough
11. 52 Aborn
Edward D. mor. worker,
b. 52 Aborn
James F. shoe worker,
James
A. foreman,
Nat’l
McDufi
.5
Work
Successor to Davis8: Joy.
Finished
Georgianna,
eph Guy’s,
90 Main
b.
wid. John,
ave.
Longwood
Jos-
ave.
John, b. Longwood
CELLIGOTT FRED A. Essex County
mugr. Mutual Life Insuranceco.
See
h. do.
of N. Y. 9 Pierpont,
Calf-
park
skin Co. h. 17 Highland
_
. (west)
E. G. &
Charles E. shipper;
McDame1s
Gr. 00. b. 64 Main
h. 9
machinist,
James,
McDe1-mott
ave.
Swampscott
L. E. JOY,
rms.
Mary E. housekeeper,
h. 7 Harris
dresser,
McCoy
Mcflusker
b. 144 Wash.
h. 144 Wash.
page
Margaret,
William
Aborn
Cameron
Stewart
at 9 Pierpont
housekeeper
h. 9 Pierpont
T. carpenter,
William
McE1roy
McEWen
1251
J.
h.
coachman,
b.
F. driver,
M. teamster,
with Up -to-Date
54
31
[ell
Low-
h. 15 Aborn
Machinery
Quarry and Yard, Dff BarlhofiomewStreet.
Tel. Con.
Go to Renzi Garage Co. F°é‘uZ§.‘;2§*.§??‘;%6‘Rn"§“na°‘i{E'5;’2’E
HE
PEABODY
-
-
CENTRALAND ELM s1's..
[Peabody.]
MCFARLANE
1160
McFarlane Margaret, b. 11 Swampscott
ave.
mor. worker, b.
Christopher,
McGeary
[Sawyer
22 Endicott
ave.
cor.
Thomas, flagman, Crowninshield
crossing, h. 38 Lowell
st.
h. 22 Endicott
tanner,
Timothy,
McGee
h. Railroad
currier,
James,
B. h. 50
Henry
wid.
Margaret,
h. 9 Fountain
dresser,
h. 22
H. mor. dresser,
James
Spring
John F. mor. dresser, h.’ 19 Spring
McGinn
h. 20 Park
H.
Michael
wid.
b. 20
ar
lab. b.A1mshouse
MeGinnis Christopher,
McGrivern Edward, bleacher, h.22 Dustin
Thomas J. mason, h. 172 Wash.
b.61 Harris
McGlone Bernard, milkman,
Catherine R. b. 68 Midway
CGLONE JOHN J. milk dealer and
gro 81‘: aiso Wood dealer; furni27 Central,
shipper,
Phililg
do.
h.
Harris,
61
mover,
17 re
See page 1260
A/Tel. con.
Margaret Mrs. 11. 92 Main
h. 68 Midway
driver,
Michael,
b. do.
61 Harris,
Rose, clerk,
to
McGrIynIiI I§_anie1, rem.
.
J ohnstown,
87 Wal-
wagon,
job
James,
McG0ldrick
nut, h. do.
Catharine,
McGrath
b. 133 Wash.
A. shoe
Catherine
b. r. 20
worker,
[Way
Midway
mor. dresser, h. 1220 MidCornelius,
r. 50 Lowell,
J. salesman,
Edward
b. r. 1 Summer
{Way
b. r. 20 Midway
Elizabeth,
b. r. 20 MidJ. mor. dresser,
b. 1-. 1 Summer
J. clerk,
Henry
James
John
b.133
H. trav. salesman,
Wash.
L. rem. to Salem
Joseph
b. r. 1 Summer
Margaret,
Mary E. stenog.
lea.
Michael,
(8.),
Worker,
lea.
Michael,
b.
Samson
F. clerk, b. 133 Wash.
h. 133 Wash.
T. teamster,
J. lab. h. r. 1 Summer
B. sten. (B.), b. 133 Wash.
F. (U. S. A.), b.r. 1 Summer
H. printer (S.), h. 29 Pier-
pont
J. mor.
William
McGrregor Alexander,
dresser,
mor.
h.13
h. 27 Buxton
J. trader,
John
[ton
'1‘. b. 27 Buxton
Margaret
b. 2'7 BuxH. mor. Worker,
Thomas
h. 16
dresser,
H. mor.
John
McGurn
Summer
M. rem. to Salem
Bartholomew
h. 39 Lynnfield
C. currier,
Benjamin
b. 172 Wash.
F. tacker,
Edward
h. 172 Wash.
wid. John,
Ellen,
h. 21 Carleton
F. lea. sorter,
James
M. b. 113 Wash.
Jennie
b. 8 Parsons
John F. mor. dresser,
b. 8
58 Main,
M. bookkeeper,
Julia
‘ Parsons
Margaret A. cashier,
Maurice,
Maurice
ter,
Patrick
h. 8 Parsons
teamster,
r. 50 FosP. bookkeeper,
[man
b. 8 Parsons
h. 23 SherJ. mor. worker,
Frank
Mclntire
[Parsons
27 Main, b. 8
K. farmer,
h. Lowell
n.
Birch
see Maclntire
see Mackintosh
McIntosh,
h. 8 Beckett
currier,
Abner,
McKeen
h. 13 Jacobs
millwright,
Benjamin,
b.
West school,
I. teacher,
Catherine
[Beckett
8 Beckett
b. 8
(S.),
bookkeeper
G.
Celia
h. 74 Franklin
Edgar S. lineman,
A. C. L. L. 00. b. 13
Elsie M. clerk,
Jacobs
pl.
h. 1 Newhall
E. machinist,
Frank
b. 13 Jacobs
machinist,
Gordon,
Henry G. rem. from town
Peabody
John D. janitor,
Institute,
[Lynn
h. 9 Wallis
T. T. M. 00. h. at
foreman,
Louis,
h. 25 Berry
teamster,
Robert,
11. 17 Upton
mor. worker.
William,
D. rem. to Washington
William
Newbury
h.
farmer,
Eben,
McKenzie
h. 14 Shillaber
J 011:], teamster,
h. 21
A. teamster,
Archibald
McKinnon
Buxton
h. 14 Tremont
G. teamster,
Daniel
h. 48 Harris
Jane, wid. Angus,
b. 48 Harris
John H. mor. dresser,
b. 11 Bowditch
N. laborer,
Leroy
Mary
(S.),
M. clerk
b. 48 Harris
h. 11 Bowditch
Neil, steamfitter,
(L.),
Annie L. bookkeeper
McLaughlin
Forest
b. M. G. O’Connor’s,
Proctor
dresser,
-
byd. Winona
b. 22 Caller
Worker,
the BEST
McGrregor Greta M. clerk A. C. L. L. 00.
[Carleton
b. 2811 Main
h. 22
splitter,
W. leather
William
McGruinness John J. driver, h. 64 Wallis
b. 133 Wash.
House
Michael
Michael
Patrick
Theresa
Thomas
Thomas
MCLAUGHLIN
Mcflugh
Tremont
mor.
Thomas,
Maria,
Cars. «>9 Call for Demonstration.
yxgpsgfize
g;o1;l5SHAR5a
HENRY‘
h.
28A Main
Lynnfield
Charles L. machinist,b.159
Charles P. clerk, b. 28A Main
George I. driver. b. 190 Lynn
*“ See P. J .Woods
Cornelius,
rem. to Danvers
F. mor.
Daniel
tain
stitcher,
Delia,
Edward
dresser,
r.
b.
50 Holten,
H. mondresser,
1 Foun[Salem
b. at
b. 41 English
FOR SURETY
BONDS
8: Q). ,,,,,,g;;;ren:=B:«k»M
SODA
PEABODY
wet
washings
PEABODY
done to suit (50
STEAM
Frank,
Harris
James,
lea.
mor. Worker,
worker,
Philip, mor. W01-ker,b.
nor’s, Forest
sole
maker,
Thomas F. hairdresser,
Cottage
Thomas
J. currier,
Bernard
Winthrop
J.
11.
h. 55 Aborn
12
McRae
McManus
worker,
4 Chest-
James,
John
and
Dye
S.
h.
[Main
b. 20 1-2
Danvers
Works,
h. at
Rose,
bookkeeper
McVann
Hugh,
John,
b. 34 English
rem. to Salem
h. 8 Warren
driver,
John
(S.),
b.
st.
ext.
b. 8 Warren
J. (U. S. A.),
st.
tacker,
st. ext.
Maher
h.
Gounm
winter
7
you
comfortable
by his method
h.2 South
'3
Anti,
Jennie,
Daniel
ster
Edward
16
Brown
makes
7 Main,
mor.
wid.
‘S{)NI’IIC:IQ
worker,
John,
h.
h.
Pine
31
11.
George
E. dentist,
76A Main, h.
3 Berry
ct. Thomas,
engineer,
h. 53 Foster
Thomas
F. mor. worker,
b. 53 Foster
b. 5 Wheeler
52 Main,
clerk,
Maguire
b. 5 Wheeler
mngr.
J oseph,
Newbnry
John, lab. b. Mrs. J. Magner’s
William
F. lea. tacker,
b. 5 Wheeler
McNeal
Edward,
for-eman,Travers,Smith
00. h. 33 Lynn
B.
[34 English
Mcswiggin
Austin
V. mor. dxesser,
Frank, carrier, h. 34 English
James, helper, b. 34 English ‘~
John F. shoemaker,
b. 84 English
Mary E. bleacher,
b. 34 English
Maenpaa
Magnet
Mary A. b. 5 Wheeler
Nellie, bleaeher,
b. 5 Wheeler
William, fireman, h. 5 Wheeler
Eugene
rms. 51 LowM
°8 EINACI
M. b. 5 Wheeler
tacker.
‘
Mader Bertha Mrs. h. 117 Lynn
Max J. b. 117 Lynn
Madigan John J. treas. Bronco Lea. Co.
h. 33 Clement ave.
[Beckett
Madison
Cephas
0. meat
cutter,
h. 5
E110, machinist,
b. 41 N01-thend
Madruga. Joseph A. lea. Worker,
h. 58
Fulton
[Northend
Frank J. mor. Worker, b. 4 Colfax
James P. shoemaker,
h. 4 Colfax
John H. tacker, b. 4 Colfax
Patrick, mor. dresser,
h. 38 Granite
Daniel,
Overlea.
to Salem
J. wid.
Mabel B. rem. to Quincy
Daniel F. mor. dresser,
h. over
24 Foster
Hannah
61
b. 5 Warren
baker,
Mary F. b. 8 Warren
Salem
McNamee
b.
Macoine
(B.),
I-LL11/\IS
mngr.
McMullen
McNamara
Main,
\
20 1-2 Main
William R. stenog.
McMul1a11 William
P.
Bleachery
h. at
ext.
McMasters
Thomas
J. rem. to Salem
- McMath
Eleanor,
wid. William,
13. Home
'00
11. off
J. carpenter,
Dennis,
ell
L. (City Loan 00.
L.), h. 3
Highland
park (west)
John L. jr. clerk (L.), b. 3 Highland
pk. (west)
William J. police officer, h. 3 Ayer
Walter
H. rem.
McMillan
Margaret
C. fireman,
Kenneth
John
opp. South
John
Mcsweeney
b. 24 Foster
James
B. undertaker,
nut, h. 15 Holten
M. b. 18 Aborn
ave.
Patrick,
glue worker,
h. 28 Granite
McMann
Daniel
A. mor.
worker,
h. 43
Prospect
Patrick,
clerk, 58 Main, b. 7 Tremont
glue
Lillian
18
Wash.
[Wash.
Elizabeth,
wid.
James
A. h.
M. Alice, b. 61 Wash.
W. Henry, mor. dresser, b. 61 Wash.
McPo1in Thomas F. rem. to Nashua
James F. bleacher,
h. 21 Lynnfield
John J. laborer, h. 10 Winthrop
Thomas,
b. 16 Brown
Mc1\Tifi‘ Michael
J. clerk,
17 Lowell,
Peter,
rem. to Salem
McPhee
J. Otis,
engineer,
1'. 140
h. 82 Northend
McPo1and
Arthur,
mor.
dresser,
b. at
h.
machinist,
Minnie, wid. Albanus P. h. 18 Aborn
Rose E. Mrs. bookkeeper,
71 Walnut,
b. at Beverly
[Salem
3 Main, h. 13
machinist,
1161
Albert
W. clerk (Bev.),
b.
Aborn
Jesse P. machinist,
h. 47 Holten
McLean Christine
K. b. 24 Main
McLe1lan Ralph, driver,
b. 11 Bowditch
Rebecca, Wid. John, b. 17 Lynnfield
McMahon
at the
Peabody
McNeil
M. G. O'Con[Salem
1'. 50 Holten,
St.,
MAHLEE
Percy,
b. 53 Harris
Michael,
lea. worker,
h. Forest
Patrick
J. driver,
b. 22 Mill
Peter,
currier,
b. 47 Northend
Basket)
McNeal Eva M. b. 16 Brown
Maud E. ‘b. 16 Brown
11. 53
Martin, mor. dresser, b. 13 Cottage
Michael,
mor. worker, b. 47 Northend
[Summit
Rose,
per
17 Walnut
[Peabody.]
MCLAUGHLIN
McLaughlin
cents
LKUNDRY,
in
of
J. machinist,
J.
laborer,
James,
tanner,
James,
mor.
b. 46 Web-
h. 53 No.
Central
h. 6 Wheeler
worker,
b. 46
Webster
see Meagher
Maheras Peter (Louis Sgourdas
00.), 42
Walnut, rms. 33 do.
[dicott
Mahlee Demntre,
lea. Worker, h. 28 En-
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MAHMED
Hassan, 11. 6 Jacobs
Bartholomew,
glue
12 Aborn
Manning
worker,
Daniel C. lawyer
h. 11 Shillaber
Daniel J. lunch room,
h.
Gain, glue maker, h. 152 Wash.
Daniel,
Daniel,
mor. dresser,
lea. Worker,
ter;
Dennis,
h.
18 Endicott.
st.
See page
John
John
ct.
E. nurse,
Mannix
mor.
Peter,
Malvitch
dresser,
b. 13 Jacobs
Frank
Walker
mor.
E. lqa.
pl.
worker,
John,
mechanic,
Catherine,
b. and
F. mor.
b.
[Wallis
H. b. 11
h. 13 Caller
Dark
dresser,
115
lane
b.
12 Win[throp
Elbridge,
farmer,
h. Locust
11. Lynn-
Frederick,
clerk (B.), b. Locust n.
Lynnfield
line
Ida F. h. 59 Lynnfield
Sidney B. b. Locust n. Lynnfield line
Manson Charles T. shoemaker,
11. OverIea ave. 11. Lynn
George, h. 55 Lynntield
[rms. do.
Tre[mar
Timothy F. mot. Worker, b. 1 SumTimotlay L. teamster,
b. 13 Northen
William C. mor. worker, h. 14 Winthrop
[T1-emont
William
H. mot.
worker,
b. 106
Mainpou Herman, rem. to California
MTake1a.Anton. mor. Worker, 11. 49 King
Mallon Mary L. student,
b. 53 Pierpont
Maione
11. r. 56 Holten
Lowell,
Johanna,
Wid. James,
b. 12 WinJohn J. driver (L.), h. Haskell pl.
Mary J. b. 240 Lowell
[lags
Thomas E. farm hand, b. end Dark
Thomas J. farmer and swine raiser,
h. end Dark lane
Mansfield Arthur W. farmer,
h. Locust
n. Lynnfield
line
[field line
b. 106 Tremont
h. 106
6
clerk,
throp
b. 13 Northend
worker,
W.
James
Mary E. stenog. b. 3 Buxton
Matthew R. lea. sorter, b. 3 Buxton
Michael, rem. to Salem
[Main
Michael
J. mm‘. worker,
h. r. 76
Nellie, b. 152 Wash.
Nora, wid. Timothy F. h.r.1 Summer
Nora, b. 152 Wash.
Timothy,
mont
Farm,
shoe
cutter,
h. 6 StevWorker,
h. r. 56 Holten
Walnut
Michael, rem. to Salem
Nellie
F. wid.
George
Patrick F. mor. dresser,
b.
Louisa F. b. 18 Endieott
Margaret,
wid. John,
housekeeper
’ at 25 Harris
[mont
Margaret A. seamstress,
b. 106 TreMary
c. FosBowling
Oak Hill
H. h. 190 Lynn
T. mor. dresser,
John
106 Tremont
J ’teamster,
stableman,
Greenwood,
James,
mor.
John F. fireman, h. 89 Lynn
John J. shipper, A. C. L. L. 00. b.
12 English
[ave.
John J. wine clerk, h. 34 Clement
John J. 1991'. 511-esser, h. 40 Harris
John
Pea.
rms. do.
Elizabeth,
wid. John D. h. 26 Harris
Ellen E. b. 11 Shillaber
Frank P. rem. to Salem
George
L. clerk, 80 Foster,
b. 11
Wallis
'
[ens
1273
Ellen J. student, b. 18 Endicott
Gertrude J. stenog. (B.), b. 3 Buxton
Hannah, wid. Cornelius,
b. 6 Spring
James J. belt maker, h. 18 Holly
John, mor. worker. b. 13 Proctor
John F. shipper,
A. C. L. L .00.
Lowell
propr.
S.),
h. 11 Shillaber
Alley,
h. r. 4’? Midway
b. 22 Caller
David F. teamster,
b. 13 N01-thend
Denpis J. mor. worker, b. 152 Wash.
AHIINEY DENNIS J. painter, 69 Walnut,
also
(81 Wash.
Mantos
Michos,
Marchaldll.
lunch.
carpenter,
61
1-2
Walnut,
164 Main,
h. 1'. 76
0
Thomas,
Marchand
Margolis
Marine
Marley
rms. 5
[ct.
rem.
Joseph,
Maroney
h. 11 Tucker’s
rem. to Fall
River
repairer,
20 Low-
b. do.
mor.
_
103 Foster
40 Mb. Verh.
[Vernon
40 Mt.
shoemaker,
h.
shoe
repairer,
20 Oak'73 Tre-
worker,
see Moroney
Marquis
Marten
Matron
shoe
ell, h. 40 English
Hardware
Co. (The),
Anna M. dressmaker,
non,
Patrick,
Mamed Ahmed,
rem. to Turkey
Mandes Peter, rem. to Chicago
Maney Daniel E. carpenter,
h. 16 Northend
[Northend
Maurice
W. mor. worker,
b. 16
Richard,
shipper,
231 Wash. b. 11
Swampscott
ave.
[dovetManning Alfred F. “Watchman, h. 1 AnArthur H. driver, h. 237 Lowell
[pl.
Charles R. mor. worker,
h. 4 Abom
to Boston
Napoleon,
Joseph,
Harry,
mont,
Davis,
[land
h. at Lynn
driver, h. r. 74 Wallis
Marr, see Maher and Meagher
Martin
Frank
E. popcorn
maker,
Summer
b.
16
Marrs Alice, clerk (S. ), h. 53 Pierpont
Arthur, student,
b. 49 Pierpont
A. Grace, te1.operat0r,
b. 49 Pierpont
mfnxsr
J. 3. BloodCo.Domestic and Imported UNIONLYNN
STREET MARKET
Dairy
and Farm
Products
and Bed spreads, waited and ironed in the
Shock, Pillow Siips.Towels. Tauanotia,
Peabody Steam Laundry
best manner for
1_7 WALNUT
30
cents
per
Dozen.
T. bleacher,
h. 17 Shillaber
clerk,
55 Foster,
b. 10 Elm
page
s. r. Newbury
h. 51 Lowell
Thomas P. police
Mathison
maid
Jacob,
(Dan.
sions,
(Patrick
groceries
62 Fulton.
11. Lo-
Galvan, ticket printing,
0.
Charles, rem. to Salem
Eugene
J. died
Dec.
Pea.
and
page
J obn
John
h.
30, 1909
F. carpenter,
h. 77 Lowell
T. farm hand, b. 113 Andover
Joseph W. lab. 11. Newbury
11. Lowell
[h. 64 do.
Michael J. (Martin Bros.), 62 Fulton,
M. h. 64 Fuiton
O. B. rem. to Salem
Patrick
Roy,
J. (Martin
printer,
Sarkis,
groc.
37 Oak
Bros.),
prov.
[West,
Mason
Lawrence,
Alice
104 Main,
b.
h. do. W. P.
carpenter,
L. stenog.
10 Wash.
h.
r. 76
T. T. M. 00.
b.
pl.
Francis E. carrier, h. 10 Wash. pl.
Matthew H. currier, b. '71 Endicott
Massion
Christen,
21 Caller
tailor,
104
11. Forest
h. Pellican
33 Main,
1 Summer
ton
[blk. h.,_atSalem
Maurais Emile E. ha.irdresser,"‘Thomas
May Madison R. engineer, h. 59 Pierpont
Mayhew Georgia '1‘. wid. William A. b.
128 Lowell
Meacom
Edward, pres. Geo. E. Meacom
00. h. 59 Holten
[Holten
Edward H. mngr. 128 Main, b. 59
George E. Co. druggists,
128 Main
Mead Augustus
F. mor. dresser,
h. 28
Mt.
V0
Vernon
Catherine
L. b. 28 Mt. Vernon
Elizabeth
G. tel. opr. (S.), b. 28 Mt.
Vernon
James P. mor. dresser,
b. 38 Fulton
Meade James B. tanner. h. 31 Tremont
Katharine
V. forelady,
h. 33 Pier-
sefitreg
pma
punt
Mary T. b. 48 Mt. Vernon
William
H, foreman,
A.
Meader
Meagher
62 Fulton,
h. S Sherman
and
b.
Patrick, mor. Wérkei-, b. 723 Lowell
Mattin Mamuel, mor. workef;
h. 56 F111-
[IL 64 do.
Thomas
A. gravel,
etc. Pine byd.
Martinage
Hubert, rem. to Everett
Max-tineau
Lawrence,
coachman,
h. 59
Endicott
[Main
Mashroll
h. Walcott
J. laster,
E. student,
b. J. W. Martin’s
H-I-IIWS
9%’{E[NfLcI 3"‘
Nora
Main,
Nellie. wid. Thomaq J. h.
1258
36 Lowell,
9 Tremom‘.
'00
16
ave. at the pond
Frank, mor. dresser, b. 89 Walnut
Frank T. stenog. (B.), b. 1 Summer
Mira, tel. oper. b. 1 Summer
Fred G. brass moulder,
h. '75 Wash.
Grace, housekeeper
at 75 Wash.
Harold 0. teacher, High school, h. 1'.
John
clerk,
Matson
Mat, lab.
Matthews
Arthur
J. and Miand proviSee
16 Bow—
Mary E. b. 40 Andover
Salem),
20 Main, h. at Danvers
Lucinda
A. wid.
Samuel
B. b. 41
Holten
[Clement
ave.
Martikke
Frederick
W. machinist,
h. 36
ARTIN BROS.
chael J .).
J. teamster,h.
Julia,
at 184 Lowell
express
[umet
h. 14 Cal-
Matiotti
oust
Maude.
Douglas
ditch
oflicer,
Mathews
Marshall
John H. rem. to Salem
John E. jr. rem. to Salem
Marston
R. C.
Washington
Marsh
Arthur,
mngr.
Pea.
Tallow
00.
Emma
W. housekeeper
at 65 Wash.
(Lynn),
1264.
Michael
M. mor. dresser,
h. 9 Pierpout
Patrick
A. janitor,
Endicott
school,
Pierpont
Louise E. tel. operator (S.), b. 10 Elm
Margaret J. shoeworker,
b. 10 Elm
Mary T. stenog. (S.), b. 10 Elm
Nellie M. b. 17 Shillaber
William F. b. 10 Elm
{Proctor
William
F. jr. mor. worker,
h. 20
William
H. (Marrs Bros. S.), b. 49
Pierpont
[h. at Lynn
Pie:-pout
employtraining
do.
See
Michael J. pastor,
St. J ohn’s
church, h. r. 27 Chestnut
John J. mor. dresser, h. 49 Pierpont
John J. jr. (Max-rs Bros. S.), b. 49
Helen
1163
Masterson
Glara M. stenog. b. 9
ASTEBSON MARGARET E.
J.
ment ofiice, also Pea.
school,
51 Lowell,
b.
Marts Catherine F. b. 10 Elm
Henry J. bleacher,
h. 22 Pierpont
James P. shoe worker, h. 6 Lowe
James
John,
PEABODY
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MEECHAM
[Peabody]
MARRS
.
s'rm-::1-,
B.
Clark
Co.’s, h. 33 Pierpont
Emily
M. at Sutton
Home
Dennis
J. clerk (S.),b.
2'7 Aborn
MEAGHER
JOIIN,
propr.
Railway
Granite and Marble
Works, 22‘
Central,
11. 15 Gardner.
See
pages 15 and 1262
Margaret,
wid.
Patrick,
h. 27 Aborn
Mary J. b. 27 Aborn
see
Maher
and
Marrs
Meaney James, b. 7 Tremont
Thomas, lea. dresser, h. 7 Tremont
Meara Jeremiah,
molder, h. 27 Lynn
Meecham
Robert,
Lyrmfield
rms.
Robert
farmer,
h. Winona
n.
line
J. moulder,
b. R. Meecham’s
LEANDER E. JOY, Stone Contractor .‘%."‘s‘,;2.}§f;",
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Successor
to DAVIS
¢%JOY.
Established
1837.
Telephone
Connection
seoeuang
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and
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Elm
AUTOMOBILES
6: Central
at
5ts.,
Repairing
THELEEPHARMACY,
1164
MEEHAN
Meehan
Catherine
[Peabody.]
J. candy
Northend
Cora A. forewoman,
6
b.
[Northend
27 Central. b. 6
Lizzie
F. rem. to Newton
Matthew,
mor. dresser,
[end
h. 6 North-
Thomas J. mor. worker,
land pk. (east)
,
11. 2 High-
Meffeus
Hessen,
boarders,
Main,
Melcher
143 and 158 1-2
h. 158 1-2 do.
Henry
M. clerk
Mary U. wid. Henry
Mello
maker,
(B.),
b. 97 Main
Sprague
Rose,
[rock
mor.
Worker,
h. 6 Sham-
b. 45 Northend
Mera Michael J. moulder,
h. 32 Granite
Merchant Jeffrey. rem. to Everett
Merithew Archie L. currier, b. 20 Dane
Charles H./l6&.-~W‘fi’1'ker, h. 16 Dane
ERRILI4 ZILBERT II. treas. Warren
Fiv Cents Savings Bank, 22
Jain;
Main,
also insurance
h. 102 Lowell.
agent, 14
See page
Jacob,
mor.
worker,
J.
foreman,
Ainsley
Milmoe
Gr. Horace,
pres.
00. h.
[Main
So. Dan.
h.
Mut.
38
Fire
Ins. 00. h. 35 Wash.
Helen B. stenog. (S.), b. 38 Main
Henry W. clerk (B.), b. 109 Main
Herbert G. chemist(B.),
h. 7 Andover
Nellie M. h. 42 Wash.
Roger G. trav. salesman,
A. C. L. L.
00. h. 6 Holten
Walter
C. salesman (B.), h. 2 Oak
Walter F. paper hanger, h.260 Lynn
Warren P. lab. h. 8 Hancock
Wilbur,
b. 2 Oak
Marrow Lou M. b. 16 County
Lucy A. wid. Charles 11.11. 16 County
Mesengisser
Nathan, mor. worker,
h. 50
Holten
Isaac.
Dominick,
Stephen,
h. 4 Spring
st.
F. musician,
h. 47 Holten
A.
Wid.
Albert,
11. 33
Wash.
George
C. lea.
Samuel
P. b. 33 Wash.
measurer,
Central,
h. 36 1-2
fireman,
b. 40 Main
11.240 Wash.
master
h. 207 Wash.
mechanic,
Danvers
Bleachery,
h. 123 Foster
Arthur, lab. b. 25 Walnut
Milonas
25
Walnut,
h.
[scott ave.
h. 9 Swamp-
Hassan,
baker,
r. 24 Walnut,
rms. do.
Mitchell Catherine
A. wid. Charles
H.
rem. to Bennington,
Vt.
Frederick
dover
Isabe11A.
O. mor.
wid.
worker,
Jesse,
h. 81 An-
b. 81 Andover
Mizer Max, mor. Worker, 13. 7 Union
Monahan Eliza, Wid. John, b. 5 Aborn
Mary E. b. 5 Aborn
see Monihan
and Moynahan
Monarch
Ann, wid. Eben, rem.
to Salem
E. Joseph, rem. to Salem
Monies Ida J. b. 4 Nichols lane
J ulii
Lflrs. boarders,
.
William
4 Nichols
lane,
0.
H. b. 4 Nichols
lane
Monroe Austin D. rem. to Salem
DeWitt
E. rem. to Salem
see
Manson
Munroe
Olof,
farmer,
Lake
Monte William,
Montgomery
h.
Winona
shoemaker,
Christina,
sten.
byd.
h.49 English
(L.),
b.
17
Bowditch
[ct.
mor. Worker,
Messer
Clinton
Elizabeth
102
Mills Fred W. machinist,
Mistafa
10. 2 Oak
Arthur 0. teacher,
b. 109 Main
Bainbridge
B. shoe repairer;
also
anal agt. 46 1-2 Main, h. 44A do.
Caroline, 1). 38 Main
(B.),
14 1-2
Robert B. painter, h. 81 Lynn
Millea Arthur T. druggist,
37 Main, h.40
Wash.
[43 Foster
Edward
J. bookkeeper,
8 Lowell,
b.
George H. salesman (B.), b.43 Foster
James E. h. 43 Foster
[do.
T. Henry,
grocer.
55 Foster, b. 43
Miller Felix W. died Aug., 1909
Millett George L. clerk (Shawmut
Nat’!
Bank, B.), b. 77 Main
Amy,
Frank C. bookkeeper
Grace L. b. 42 Wash.
b.
B. painter,
Alice, b. 2 Oak
A. G. L. L.
TOBACCO.
at Po
.-
Foster
Meurling Ivar, rem. to New York
Meyer Antone, rem. to Lynn
Michel Oasimir, tanner, h. 75 Tremont
Milan Patrick J. mor. Worker, b. 2 Elm
pl.
[h. 5 School
Miles Leon G. pastor, First Bap. Church,
Mary H. Mrs. seamstress,
b. 101
Central
[h. 101 do.
George,
hairdresser,
do.
Minogue
James
J. clerk,
1251
Edward
H. supt.
10 Gardner
9I.;.iys§;,N2IGA
Lynn
Frances L. b. 28 Midway
John. lea. worker, h. 28 Midway
Joseph, mor. Worker, 11. 78 Northend
Manuel,
shoe stock worker,
h. 21
Manuel,
Metzger
Millberry
Antone,
dinker,
b. 34 Midway
Charles,
mor. worker,
11. 31 Union
Frances,
wid. Jesuit,
b. 28 Midway
Supplies
MONTGOMERY
Theodore
G. h. 97 Main
Peabody
and
Edward,
rem. to Salem
Grace,
milliner,
b. 17 Bowditch
Hughina McK. stenog. (Bev.), b. 17
Bowditch
[ditch
Jamesina
M. clerk (L.), b. 17 BowJohn,
See 1).]. Woods 5* Co.
baker,
FOR
h.Bex-keley
off Calumet
REAL
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AND
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8 A1Ien’s Block, - Peabodv, Mass.
.
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We LAUNDER everything from a Circus Tent to a Pocket Hand kcrchief.
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17 Walnut St, Peabody
[Pe abody.]
MONTGOMERY
Montgomery
Margaret,
bookkeeper,
Central, b. 17 Bowditch
Murdo,
Norman,
Moody
102
MOUMBLOW
Moran
Patrick,
Moreland
baker,
h. 17 Bowditch
baker,
h. 9 Bowditch
Howard
E. emp.
h. Newbury
(G. E. 00.
L.),
Alvah 0. bookkeeper,
M. & A.-—
M. Ex. 00. h. 163 Lowell
Anna H. sten.(L.).
b.56 Bartholomew
Benjamin
N.
pres.
Benj.
N.
Moore
& Sons 00. 15 Pierpont,
h. 13
Liberty
00RE BENJ. N. '& SONS CO. INC.
Benj. N. Moore, pres.; Frederick
N. Moore,
Pierpont
treas.;
pout (Boston
See page 591
Charles
Charles
morocco
n. Aborn
mfrs.
and 15 Pier-
oflice,
95
South).
E. student,
b. 163 Lowell
M. (Charles
M. Moore
Son,
9 Blake,
L.),
&
h. 56 Barthol-
David,
Clara F. Mrs. director,
Ladies’
Orchestra;
also
teacher, 67 Main, h. do.
Morgan
Needham’s,
Lowell
George G. driver, Hose
b. Lowell
housekeeper
at
E. A.
1, h. 62
Ralph J. painter, h. Pine 11. Newbury
Moriarty
James,
mor. dresser,
h. 30
Franklin
James
J. emp.
U. S.
Caller
Margaret F. bookkeeper
Maurice,
M. mor.
Patrick,
painter,
dresser,
foreman,
M.
Co.
11. 22
[Franklin
(S.), b. 30
b. 22 Caller
b. 92 Main
A. B. Clark
00.
h.
at Danvers
[h. 46 Wallis
Morland Fred K. foreman,
111 Foster,
Fred M. tacker, b. 46 Wallis
John F. asst. postmaster,
post office,
Moroney
11. Forest
46
Wallis
Daniel
Harris
J.
mor.
Worker,
11. 14
~“*~ [93 Stevens
Edward F. watchman, 33 ‘Walnut, h.
0. Wilson, rem. to Beverly
Elizabeth
A. h. 7 Franklin st. ct.
Frank T. (Lynn).
stable,
Lowell
Bow,
F.
Salem
music
Lowell
h.
W. rms. 20 1-2 Main
1165
20, 1910
Clara
OIDBW
Clarence
Feb.
Morey
11. Forest
Moore
died
J. b. 21 Stevens
‘
Hannah J. b. 14 Harris
‘John J. lea. embosser,
b. 17 Caller
Kittie A. bookkeeper,
b. 21 Stevens
Margaret E. b. 17 Caller
Mary, Wid. John, died Jan. 20, 1910
Mary E. b. 1'7 Caller
Mary F. clerk (Dan.), b. 21 Stevens
Edward
11.
s. r. do.
Frederick
N. vice pres. and treas. B.
N. Moore & Sons 00. 15 Pierpont, h. 86 Franklin
Harry W. rms. 8 Summer
Henry H. lea. sorter, h. 4 Cottage
James H. engineer,
152 Main, b. 27
Beckett
John, shaver, b. 92 Main
John W. foreman,
9 Grove,
h. 9
Dane 11. Wash.
Lucy K. b. 13 Liberty
Minnie F. b. 20 1-2 Main
[Lowell
Nellie
V. wid.
William
H. b. 139
Rose M. sten. (B.), b. 36 Midway
Sarah S. b. 13 Liberty
Susan F. at Sutton Home
Wilfred H. (C. M. Moore & Son, 9
Blake, L.), b. 56 Bartholomew
Moquen Frederick
J. mor. Worker, b. 3
Maurice
Michael,
J. lea. sorter,
b. 21 Stevens
laborer,
h. 7 Dalton’s
ct.
Patrick, laborer, h. 17 Caller
Timothy J. mor. dresser, h. 5 Buxton
M01-rill Florence L. teacher, High school,
b. 17 Chestnut
°o:>H.LIIAIS
2:?EI[\IA<-I
a? W’W14IP5=1»-$199991
an S93uv21
P
McIntire’s
ct.
[ct.
Moses. mot worker,
h. 3 McIntire’s
Moran Annie E. maid at 86 Franklin
Edward, fireman, b. 168 Wash.
James, teamster,
b. 4 Beaconfi
John,
supt.
T1-avers-Golton
00. h.
George,
s. 1-. Russell
Harold,
tacker,
Leather
00. sheepskins,
1-. 1-10 Main
Morris August,
fireman,
rms. 66 Main
James
F. clerk, 17 Lowell,
h. 6 Berry
Morrison
Arthur
D. clerk,
h. 56 Central
George,
foreman
c. Caller,
rms.
machinist,
at
Walnut
Danvers
Lewis, shoemaker,
h. 133 Andover
Malcolm, lea. Worker, 1). '7 Buxton
Mortimer Emma A. supt. J. B. Thomas
Hospital,
b. do.
[Walnut
Mortis
Mosse
Emmanuel,
Frederick,
F1-edericka
at Lynn
b. 76 Aborn
lea.
shipper
Worker,
h. 82
(B.), b. 4 Lynn
P. rem. to Lynn
John J. h. 9 Aborn
[Beacon
John J. emp. (G. E. 00. L.), b. 4
Joseph,
foreman, T. T. M. 00. h. at
Salem
Margaret, b. 4 Beacon
Moulton
Cassie A. rem. to Boston
Helen
M. rem. to Nova Scotia
Martin,
Ruth
A. Wid.
Joseph
H. rem.
to
U. William,
farmer,
rms. 143 Lynn
Moumblow
Rosanna
Mrs. rem.
to Salem
Michael
asst.
fireman,
F. emp.
Beacon
b. 168 Wash.
(G. E. 00. L.),
h. 4
John, roofer, 6 Liberty, h. do.
LeRoy G. clerk (B.), h. Goodale
c.
Lowell
[Nova Scotia
27 LOWELL
STREET
PEABODY
‘ERNEST
W.BDUMBS
- Plumbing
GROCERIES
HUMPHREY
Ask 1166
and PROVISIONS
PROVISION
C0.,
your
Arthur
County
Claude
W.
J.
supt.
moulder,
h.
Hunt-Rankin
39
Thomas,
lab.
Lea.
J. Frank,
William
farmer,
salesman
Alfred,
Salem
(B.),
b. R. Muise
Joseph,
clerk (S.), b. 70 Lowell
Mary’ Mrs. variety,
26 Fulton,
Dennis
Michael
William
[h.
h. 1
14 Elm
F. leather
(11 South,
B.),
J. mor. dresser,
b. Samson
F. student,
Daniel,
died
b. 127 Main
Mulherin
Belt
Edward
Ellen
b. 31 English
foreman,
A. B. Clark
Harris
John
2nd, tanner,
h. 7 Low
00.
h. 30
John 2nd jr. beamster,
b. 7 Low
Mary E. b. 31 English
William,
mor. dresser,
h. 64 Aborn
Mullarkey
John,
mor. Worker,
h. 145
Main
[Midway
Mulligan
Michael
F.
mor.
dresser,
Mulloy
J. Edwin, shoe cutter,
Pond rd. 11. Lynn
Mullin
Harry
John
Mulvaney
James,
James,
G.
P. steam
oiler,
fitter,
h.
J‘
B’
pl.
H.
[Pine
Mu:-phy’s,
[Groodridge
mor. shaver,
h. 22
dresser,
h. 266 Wash.
R. tacker,
M. Wid.
00.
60
b. 235 Wash.
John,
b. 22 Goodridge
h. 22 Fulton
h. 15 Wash.
pl.
Walnut
J. mor. dresser,
h. 113 Tremont
J. engineer,
8 Railroad
ave.
1-ms. 66 Main
John
P. lawyer,
27 Tremont,
b. do.
h. 235 Wash.
John
John
Charles
F. lab.
b. 13 Pierpont
currier,
h. 13 Pierpont
mor.
dresser,
h. 13 Pierpont
Co‘
and
James S. h. 8 Swampscott
ave.
Jeremiah
F. mor. Worker, b. 11 Holly
John, glue Worker, rms. 66 Main
J ohn, mor. dresser,
b. 116 Walnut
John C. tacker,
h. 14 Midway
John
H. 2d, mor. dresser,
h. 116
h. Spring
Teas
0. Wallis
EXand
Frank J. lea. worker, b. 58 Central
George, clerk, C. D. Southwick’s,
b.
W. H. Murphy"s,
Pine
George H. grocer, 2 1-2 Htghland
pk.
(east), b. 2 do.
[land
Gertrude,
chamois Worker, b. 9 OakJames,
tanner,
b. 89 Walnut
James F. machinist,
b. 11 Holly
James J. bar tender,
h. 47 Foster
James J. fix-st asst. pastor, St. J ohn’s
R. 0. church,
h. 1-. 2'7 Chestnut
James M. salesman,
A. P. Ames &
Nov. 9, 1909
John,
h.
Daniel
J. shoe laster,
h. 14 Sherman
Dennis
J. mor.
dresser,
h. 98 Tremont
.
{lish
Edmund
J. mor. Worker,
b. 14 EngEdward
D. bleacher,
h. 21 Berry
Knife 00. h. 127 Main
ULIIOLLANB ARTHUR J. vice-pres.
A. B. Clark Co.’s; also, see. and
treas.
Am. Degreasing
Co. and
treas. Essex Trap Rock & Con.
Co. h. 50 Central.
See page 589
Mullane
Annie J. Wid. Cornelius,
h. 31
English
Arthur
Mill
1264
Belt Knife 00. (Thos.
H. Mulherin
and John E. Fitzgerald),
belt knife mfrs. Walnut c. Caller
Mary,
Wid. Michael,
Thomas
H.
pres.
& Arnold
Catharine
C. Wid. William
J. b. 169
Lowell
[Midway
Catherine,
Wid. Dennis,
nurse, h. 53
URPHY 00A]; & W001) 00. P. J. Murphy, treas. 79 Walnut.
See page
Cornelius
W.
Daniel F. mor.
House
Mulherin
express,
Annie
L. b. 15 Wash.
Catherine
G. b. Wm.
1 Dennis
h.
Munroe
(5 Norman,
S.)
See front cover
Munsey Frank L. rem. to Haverhill
Murch Elizabeth
K. Mrs. b. 22 King
Francis J. carpenter,
h. 22 King
Muriat John, found:-yman,
h. Liberty
Muripous
James,
lea. worker,
b. r. 44
Wallis
John, mor. Worker, h. r. 44 Wallis
Murman
Elsie, housekeeper
at 10 GardnetMurphy
Anna
M. b. 11 Holly
Raymond,
farm hand, h. Haskell
pl.
Mulcahy
Catherine,
b. 10 Clement ave.
Cornelius
F. shoe findings (Lynn), h.
83 Wa§1:;.
,
John, laborer,
pres.
Ex. 00. Mill c. Wallis,
UNROE & ARNOLD-MERRITT
PRESS U0. Boston, Peabody
h. 15 Kosciusko
laborer,
KING
210 Lowell
May Bell, clerk (S.), b. 15 Kosciusko
Mueller
Margaret
E. b. 78 Central
Muise
F.
Merritt
b. 43 Prospect
Harding
P. trav.
b. 15 Kosciusko
for,
MU R P HY
Mulvaney
Margaret
E. b. 13 Pierpont
William 0. shoe worker,
b. 13 Pierpout
{Main
Munroe Jennie W. Wid. William
C. b. 84
00. h. at Salem
Mowbray
Clara M. b. 23 Proctor
Ernest E. b. 23 Proctor
Oliver H. mor. worker, b. 23 Proctor
Richard
H. janitor (S.), h. 23 Proctor
Moxley John R. fireman,
231 Wash. h.
238 do.
Moynahan
Michael J. engineer,
J .§E. Osborn & Co.’s, h. 39 Northend
Moynihau
Michael J. dyer, h. 34 Fulton
Mudge
Telephone.
St., Peabodv.
[Peabody.]
G-rooer
MOUNTFORD
Mountford
for Cash and at Cash Prices
69 Washington
and
Wecafiiatse
Coffees
you
LYNN MARKET
UNION STREET MARKET
PHILIP
WA
Lace Curtains
PEABODY
Made to Look Like New
STEAM
[Peabody.]
MURPHY
Murphy John T. tanner, h. 32 Mt.Vernon
Julia M. dressmaker,
50 Granite,
h.
do.
[Granite
J. Frank. emp. (G. E. 00. L.), b. 50
Margaret,
wid. Daniel, died Mar. 29,
1910
Margaret
J. b. 11 Holly
Martin
F.
A. b. 43 Central
Mary
E. b. W. H.
Mu:-phy’s,
Percy
Rose,
mor.
shaver,
Mussey
MUTUAL
died
July
15, 1909
F. greenkeeper,
Patrick
H. mor.
f’atrick
J.
Wood
00.79
Coal
Walnut,
also
Myers
&
J. shoemaker,
William
F. foreman,
H.
lea.
William
J.
engineer,
William
J.
foreman,
William
J.
G.
W.
Nash
rms.
J. mor.
John
T. lea.
dresser,
mor.
fl‘
ll.’
PEABODY,
Lawrence,
h.
54
ct.
worker,
h. 12 Wallis
13, 1910
ct.
J.. b. 11 Sutton
M. maid at r. 27 Chestnut
Michael,
Stephen
ford
mor. worker,
h. '79 Central
J. mor.
dresser,
b. 10 Basct.
(B.),
Eva G. bookkeeper,
b. 129 Lynn
George
B. clerk,
138 Main,
h. 55
h.
Jesse
b. 12 Lynn
b. do.
h. 129 Lynn
John,
farmer,
b. 11 Bowditch
John
H. machinist,
h. 12 Willow
Nason
Bradford
S. carpenter,
h.
5
Aborn
pl.
National
Calfskin
O0. lea. mfrs.
Webster
Naugle
Harry B. bookkeeper,
22 Central,
b‘ at Salem
NAUMKEAG
DIRECTORY,
Henry
M.
Meek Publishing‘
Co. proprs.
and
publishers,
60 Wash
st. Salem
Needham
Alvah
0.
stone
cutter,
h. 58
County
h. 5 Shillaber
Betsy
h. 6 Harris
MASS.
61 Harris,
L. electrician,
G.
wid.
Sylvester,
died
Dec.
20, 1909
EANDE R E. JOY, Stone Contractor
7
wid.
Margaret
Margaret
h. 12 Dustin
worker,
b. 10‘Eim
C. b. 10 Basford
Pierpont
James,
driver,
Clarence
B. shoemaker,
b. 12 Lynn
Elizabeth,
saleswoman
(S.),
b. 12
Dustin
[R. h. at Beverly
Henry F. freight
cashier,
B. & M. R.
Hugh, rem. to Ireland
John
BRIDGET,
Fulton
b.
Bridget
M. dressmaker,
b. 12 Dustin
Catherine,
Wid. Patrick,
h. 17 Harris
Catherine
T. b. 4 Hancock
laborer,
(THE)
A. McElli58 Aborn.
\
F. shoemaker,
Lawrence,
died Feb.
Lena M. b. 10 Basford
169 Lowell
John,
00.
Fred
mngr.
E. Wid. Jame§ O. b. 5 Ab-
Jeremiah,
[18 Jacobs
Murray
Bertie S. shoemaker,
Bridget,
h. 14 Ayer
INSURANCE
15
R. Cha1}ff%=€l1',11- 6 Abbott
Catherine
H.
12 Walnut,
bookkeeper
00.
Francis
A. tanner,
b. 10 Basford
ct.
Garrett,
currier,
h. 10 Basford
ct.
Garrett
F. lea. remnants,
21 Mason,
h. 11 Holten
Carolina.
37 Loweil,
do.
Pepper
')IHOM
H'J.I..IIlD
D119
}l0.LOI](lN09‘BNIJOOH
'1'.iUWH9
D119
}l¥
b.
Murphy's,
Pine
William
H. jr. rem. to No.
Harry
NAGLE
h. 15 Proctor
Worker,
LIFE
John
b. at Salem
[nut
William F. mor. shaver,
h. 116 WalWilliam
H. lab. h. Pine 11. Newbury
William
H. tanner,
h. 11 Holly
William
h. 86 Central
The
bott
A. C. L. L. 00.
'03 HLIWS
’3 EINM
136
h. 7 Sutton
Henrietta
mor-
occo
mnfr.
16 Pierpont,
h. 43
Central
[monk
Patrick
T. mor.
dresser,
b. 27 TreRichard
F. currier,
h. 9 Oakland
Samuel
T. glue
worker,
b. 14 Sherman
[Tremont
Stephen
J. variety,
69 Fulton,
b. 113
Thomas
F. lab. b. 200 Lynnfield
Thomas
H. shoemaker,
h. 137 Ando-
ver
Thomas
mgr.
of New
York,
goth, Essex
00.
See page
1251
h. 11 High
Murphy
F.
b.
Eassan.
lab. h. 12 Fulton
Sedek
(0. Peterson
& 00.),
Central,
b. 12 Fulton
b. 11 Holly
Worker,
treas.
h. 12 Lynn
Worker,
A. coachman,
(inc.),
h. 32 Union
mor.
Charles
Patrick,
Patrick
12 Dus-
S. shoemaker,
Muse Joseph
h. 11 Wheel-
Mustapha
Mustefe
Patrick,
J. dressmaker,
John,
Wash
Mim]1]iedJ. dgessmaker,
27 Tremont,
. 0.
M. Bessie, clerk (L.), b. 50 Granite
M. F. Mrs. h. 10 High
currier,
1167
mor. worker,
b. 3 Caller
laborer,
b. at almshouse
Theodore
50
[er
J.
pair)
Peabody
F. b. 12 Lynn
b. 128 Lynnfield
Mm-tagh
b.
Granite
Michael
Margaret
Patrick,
Patrick,
Pine
69 Foster,
St..
tin, b. do.
Michael
J. lea. Worker,
h. 31 Midway
Nellie,
Wid. Michael,
h. 148 Wash.
Nellie
A. b. 148 Wash.
Owen,
mor. Worker,
rms. 3 Caller
Mary E. b. 116 Walnut
Mary E. clerk (L.), b. 50 Granite
F. foreman,
1:13 per
NEEDHAM
Murray
b. 56 Aborn
driver,
Mary
Michael
(75
17 Walnut
LAUNDRY.
Established
1837.
BUILDING
WORK
A Specialty
Telephone
connection-
Renzi
Garage
Co.
ELM& CENTRAL
s'rs.,
1168
PEABODY
E. Arthur,
farmer,
byd. Newbury
Forest
A.
died
Jan.
and
FORD
Car
and
Supplies
N OONAN
[Peabody.]
NEEDI-IAM
Needham
EGAL
epairing
h. Lowell
30, 1910
Orrin F. teaming,
52 County,
Pamelia,
died Aug. 21, 1909
h. do.
Newman Gilman N. rem. to Stoneham
James, rem. to Lancaster
Newton Henry, foreman, T. T. M. 00. h.
25 Jacobs
John,
lea.
worker,
b. 25 Jacobs
John J. rem. to Chicago
Mary E. emp. (L.), b. 25 Jacobs
c. Newbury
[Endicott
Albert L. clerk, 37 Aborn, b. 16
Neenan
Dennis
F. mor.
dresser,
h. 65 « Nichols
Putnam
[Emerson
Nelson Alice H. b. 14 Chestnut
Edmund
S. clerk,
48 Main, h. 11
Edward C. janitor, 11. 18 Summer
Ethel
M. b. 16 Putnam
Elizabeth
B. wid.
Jesse
L. b. 15
Sarah
J. 0. teacher
Shaw’s
(B.),
h.
Lowell
lane
James
Forrest. pres. Vanguard
Engine
12 Walnut, h. at Boston
Frank
C. rem.
George
00.
to Plymouth
R. kitchen
utensils,
26 Main,
h. 14 Chestnut
John F. mor. worker,
John
F. jr. tacker,
h. 18 Summer
b. 18 Summer
Louis W. engineer,
A. C. L. L. 00.
h. 37 Warren
Lucie, b. 14 Chestnut
Phillips
T. stable, 1'. 107 Lowell, b.
17 Wa§h,....k
Reuben Gr.died Feb. 14, 1910
Nevers
Ham-iet
J.
tvljn Home
wid.
Charles.
at
Sut-
Nevins Delia, housekeeper
at 90 Central
James, rem. to Salem
Nevjokos
Joseph, lab. h. 38 Sherman
New England Telephone
and Telegraph
00. Thomas blk.
Newell Frank F. pres. Nowell & Knowlton
Inc.
Salem
35 No.
Central,
h.
35 No.
Newhall
Albert
Central.
See page
L. quarry,
591
off Lynnfield,
Bessie
R. machinist,
Earle R. foreman,
at Wakefield
Nickolopolus
Wid. Samuel,
Arthur,
Midway
Photios,
Nicolau
Nicolaysen
Niemi
primary
dealer,
h.
Sum-
lea.
Charlie,
la’s,
11. 45
[Intire’s
ct.‘
worker.
h. 7 Mc-
mor.
Reginald,
Worker,
rem.
from
watchman,
town
b. K. Pentil-
ofi’ Emerson
Philip, mor. dresser, h. 56 Harris
Nimblet Edward A. rem. to Salem
George 0. blacksmith,
h. 34 Clement ave.
Mary L. b. 34 Clement
Noble Lucien, lea. worker,
V1-gals,
lea.
worker,
ave.
[rock
h. 16 Shamh.
John B. farm hand.
vex-
31 English
h. 139 Ando-
h. 6 Sylvan
F. farmer,
Katherine,
shoe Worker,b.
6 Sylvan
Terrence
E. engineer
(S.),
h. 17
Wheeler
191
Thomas
F. E. salesman,
N. H.
Poor
& 00. h. at Salem
Bridget F. b. 17 Swampscott
Noonan
ave.
Catherine
A. clerk,
19 Main,
b. 17
Swampscott
ave.
[ave.
Hugh,
starcher,
h. 17 Swampscott
J 01111,tacker,
John
h. 6 Swampscott
J. mor. Worker,
scott ave.
h.
ave.
15 Swamp-
John J. shoemaker,
b. 32 Union
Margaret M. cashier, 31 Main, b. 17
h.
at Wakefield
[field
Stella S. housekeaper,
b. 158 LynnSylvanus L. h. 158 Lynnfield
Eliza,
John C. lea.
mit 11. Forest
John
b. 37 County
A. G. L. L. 00.
Centre
b. 2’? Jacobs
William, b. 21 Buxton
[Northend
Nickerson
George
L. fireman,
h. 31
Stanley, mor. worker, b. 148 Main
Vivian A. rem. to Worcester
Nickles Lewis B. machinist,
h.32 County
A. C. L. L. 00. h.
h. do.
and ice,
11.16 Putnam
Mary L. b. 72 Central
Nicholson
pl.
Harry L. driver, 197 Lynn, b. do.
Henry H. gardener, h. 175 Lynnfield
John N. farmer, h. 2 Newhall
pl.
Lizzie H. florist, 158 Lynnfield, b. do.
Langdon K. electrician,
b. 191 Lynn
Orlando
F. market
gardener,
158
Lynnfield,
h. do.
Newman
R. teacher,
school,
h. 37 County
Frank
E. ice, 19’? Lynn,
Frank
L. produce,
milk
Lynn,
h. do.
Ralph
E. machinist,
Richard,
foreman,
Marion
Nolan
E. clerk (L.), b. 2Newha1l
Charles
B. h. 2’? Jacobs
E. b. 16 Putnam
Nodr
h. 117 do.
dresser,
Lyman
Marion
at
EWELL & KNOWLTON, INC. Frank
F. Newell,
pres. and Jesse
F.
Knowlton,
treas.
naphtha
extracting
and deg:-easing of lea.
W. mor.
Jennie
F. D. principal,
Warren
school, '0. 2'? Jacobs
IGHOLS IAIUIS L. carpenter,
16 Beckett, h. do.
See page 1266
Swampscott
Michael
ave.
H. timekeeper,
scott
ave.
Patrick
M. police
b. 75 Wallis
For
CARE
See P. J.Woods& Co. 8 A1Ien’s
Block.
ofiicer,
b. 17 Swampb.21
lin
Frank-
of PROPERTY
-
Peabody,
Mas
wet washings done to suit (50
STEAM
PEIIBODY
NO ONAN
Noonan
William
ery
F.
& Dye
W.
Wks.
clerk
I7
Dan.
Bleach-
(B),
Nourse
F. lab.
F. sole
sq.
Warehouse,
1'. 8 Perkins.
Edward
Nugent
John,
Main
Nutter
worker,
Cyrus
S. rem.
H.
mason,
Hannah
0. nurse,
Jeffrey
Annie
Cornelius
to Lynn
b. 6 Stevens
h. 6 Dane
John
jr. foreman,
Chestnut
F. foreman,
h. 56 Aborn
=9 aufid
69 Foster,
John H. mor. worker,
John J. mor. dresser,
Michael,
bleacher,
h.
Michael,
painter,
over
at Salem
Nellie,
maid
Stephen
h. 12
Co.’s,
b, 41 Houy
b. B. P.
Prospect:
[Way
H. mor. worker,
36 Mid-
Annie
T. machinist,
Daniel
Daniel
F. plumber,
J. boxmaker,
Dennis,
foreman,
h. 94 Tremont
b. 6 South
b. 240 Wash.
69
Foster,
currier,
6
h.
mus
h. 5 Pleasant
E. mor. Worker,
b. 19 Jacobs
5
John
M. jr. salesman
(B.), b. 67 Endicott
Joseph
T. mor. Worker, '9. 96 Main
Margaret,
wid. Cornelius,
h. 3 Highland pk. (east)
Mary, wid. Daniel, 11. 56 Midway
Mary F. wid. Daniel J. b. 19 Jacobs
Michael
C.
moulder,
h.
Forest
11.
Summit
Peter, fireman,
h. 240 Wash.
Ralph H. clerk (B.), b. 67 Endicott
Stephen J. mor. worker,
h. 96 Main
Timothy
0. police
otficer,
h. 26
at 169 Low-
Charles R. printer
(L.), b. 12 PierChristopher
C. tanner,
h. 41 Holly
M. b. 6 South
Charles
E. variety,
33 Mason,
b.
Pleasant
J ohu M. mor. Worker,
‘o. 67 Endicott
b. 21 Tre-
[pout
(53 State,
James
Annie,
wid.
John
J. h. 10 T1-ask’s
Catherine,
b. 16’? Wash.
M. housemaid
worker.
Gr. b. 24 Pleasant
James,
Thomas,
mor. dresser,
h. 7 Winter
Thomas
jr. rem. to Pennsylvania
Timothy
J. mor. worker, b. 12 Wallis
O'Connell
Ann Mrs. 11. 12 High
[lane
ell
h. 12 Pierpont
mor.
‘>1-mm mew
mont
Catherine
b. 16’? Wash.
South
b. 21 Tremont
h. 21 Tremont
4 Abom pl.
36 Foster,
h.
Worker,
11. do.
h. 24 Pleasant
b. 24 Pleasant
O’Connor
at 39 Wash.
L. mor.
153 Wash.
Joseph,
James
A. B. Clark
h. 13 Swampscott
Timothy
J. foreman,
103 Foster,
h.
at Salem
[ant
William
H. mor. dresser,
b. 24 PleasWilliam
H. fireman,
h. 16'? Wash.
see Connell
11.
mor. dresser,
b. 13 Caller
J. driver,
b. 32 Andover
currier,
h. 26 Osborne
'00 Imws
John
folder,
b. 56 Mid-
Thomas
M. telegrapher
B.), h. 40 Andover
h.54 Midway
machinist,
worker,
John W. mor. dresser,
Thomas
M. b. 13 Tremont
J.
[way
mor.
mor. dresser,
F. deceased
J. compositor,
Mary
h. 9 Proctor
lea. Worker,
1). 13 Swamp-
Joseph
J. mor. finisher,
Lawrence,
farm: hand.
44A
Wash.
James,
James
John,
J.
cloth
John,
John
John
William
W. shoemaker,
h. Elana
ave. 0. Spring Pond rd.
Cornelius,
b. '7 Holly
ave.
ave.
John, grocer,
OAK HILL FARM, Andover
11. Cross
Oakes
Arthur
H. lab. h. 8 Endicot-A:
O’Brien
b. 24 Pleasant
(B.),
F. mor. Worker,
Ear1e’s,
Edward
Obrey
cook
scott
[Lynn
b. 91
rms.
J. teamster,
Jeffrey
7 and
See
h. 91 Lynn
sorter,
b. 91 Lynn
mor.
1169
Ellen
T. b. 24 Pleasant
James,
laborer,
h. 12 High
James,
tanner,
11. 26 Caller
John,
cutter,
at II):
Peabody
O’CONNORS
Elizabeth,
Samuel W. flagman,
Proctor’s
R.
R. crossing,
h. Prospect
n.Proctor’s crossing
[Lake
Joseph,
farm hand, h. Winona 11.
Nowik
51.,
Cornelius
T. mor. dresser,
b.
13 Swampscott
ave.
C. A. mor. dresser,
b. 24 Pleasant
Daniel J. mor. dresser,
h. 16 Fulton
Daniel J. shoe worker, b. 26 Caller
Daniel P. mor. dresser, b.24 Pleasant
T. T. M.
b. 2 Park
Frank E. deceased
Norwood
Andrew
J. shoe
William
William
Basket)
O’Connell
b.17 Svvampscott
Norris
Lizzie Mrs. h. '72 Central
Mary A. sten. (B.), b. 72 Central
North
Elmer, proc. and prov.
'73 Tremont, h. do.
0RTON BENJAMIN K. stoves, tinware,
plumbing,
etc.; also propr. Peabody Storage
9 Walnut,
h.
page
1269
per
Walnut
[Peabody.]
clerk,
ave.
Norgrave
George B. foreman,
00. h. 2 Park sq.
John
cents
LAUNDRY,
Franklin
Walter J. mor. worker,
b. 96 Main
see Connor
O’Connors
Mary Mrs. b. 94 Tremont
COOMBS-Plumber
Steam and Hot Water Heating
27 LOWELL
ST”
-
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pus 3U!d!d ‘3U!<
HUMPHREY
PROVISION
CASH
Grocers
CO.,
WILLIAM
L.FREEMAN,
‘°wPE=LA"B3‘3'v7'""'$:;.:;.,:::§=*~
Agent
forMoxie
Ner
69
WASHINGTON
1170
STREET,
PEABODI7.
O’CONOR
O’Conor
Patrick
Bleachery,
Co-op.
O’Doherty
O’Donnell
overseer
pres.
Dan.
Peabody
O ’ROURKE
O’Keefe
Spring st. ct.
Hugh, mor. worker,
John
J. mor.
21, 1909
worker,
b.
mfrs.
Terrence,
b. 21 Harris
.
mor.
worker,
b. 5 Nichols
[Proctor
Theresa
Thomas,
D. wid. James
mor. worker,
P. h. 12
b. 16 Endi-
Arthur
way,
H. engineer,
Midway
b. 18 Beckett
dresser,
b. 66 Holten
Patrick,
[Way
F. b. 18 Park
Catharine
Catherine,
st.
A. b. 7 Beacon
wid. John,
b.
[con
David
J.
William
O’Neil1
glue
worker,
Thomas,
J. clerk,
John
b. 7 Spring
b. 18 Park
62 Fulton,
G. driver,
Lawrence,
Margaret
lea.
from
town
Orne
b. '7 Spring
worker,
C. h. 55 Harris
rem.
to Dedham
D. bookkeeper
land pk. (West)
foreman,
Edward
J.
tral, h.
Edward
L.
O'Rourke
Anna
Annette
C.
h. 2'? Holly
b. '7 Spring‘
12 English,h.do.
b. 4‘? Midway
Co. 11. 5 Highland
st. ct.
J ulia. E. b. 65 Fulton
F. stenog.
New
h. 12 Sutton
pl.
(S.), ‘0. 96 Tremont
express,
machinist,
James,
h. 18 Park
Emily M. bookkeeper
(L.), b. 108
Wash.
John, mor. worker,
h. 4 Elm pl.
Joseph
Lynn
O’Nei1 Arthur,
William,
Michael,
worker,
ct.
wid.
to
Olsen Edward
L. rem. to Lynn
Omar H. grocer, 29 Foster,
b. 28 Centre
0’Meara
John
J. glue worker,
h. 20
C. wid. Timothy,
h. 7 BeaJ. shoe mnfr. (Havh’1),
h.
5 Elm
David,
mor.
rem.
rem.
Timothy
F. shoe stock worker,
h.
96 Tremont
[umet
Oliver Blanche,
b. R. E. Hagal-’s,
GalJudith
L. wid. J. Luther,
h. 102
'7 Spring
ct.
Catherine
Cornelius
b. 42 Oak
Lynn
John
J. 2d asst. pastor,
St.
John's
R. 0. church,
b. r. 27
Chestnut
Azella Mrs. h. 18 Beckett
Annie
dresser,
19 Sherman,
Hampshire
Michael,
tanner,
Nellie, tel. oper.
b. at Salem
Katie
Worker,
E. mor.
Michael,
h. 10
b. 43
Helena M. wid. Randall.
h. 43 MidJames J. died Jan. 31, 1910
[way
Mary H. bookkeeper
(S.), b. 43 MidO‘Hare Elizabeth
F. stenog. '1‘. T. M. 00.
John
lea.
(West)
Mark, mor.
[Holly
O'Hara.
Daniel
J. mor. dresser,
Daniel
J. stenog.
(Revere),
st.
Wash.
0.
Catherine,
b. 43 Harris
Daniel
E. mor. dresser,
h. 66 Holten
Frank
L. student,
b. 96 Tremont
Henry
J. tacker,
b. 1 Highland
pk.
h. 16 Proc-
tor
Ellen,
6 Al-
J. Wid. Henry
P. variety,
2
Northend,
h. 1 Highland
pk.
(west)
11. do.
William
O’Keefe
mover,
Bridget
William
F. clerk (J. B. Blood
00.
L.). h. Broad n. Newbury
see Donnell
‘
/
Oelcher Berna,r‘cit”i'§?m. to Lynn
Fred E. ‘farmer, 11. Lake 11. Pine
0’F1aheI't
'John F. rem. to Boston
0'GaI'a Margaret
A. dressmaker,
53 Mid-
O’Hearn
furniture
see Keefe
[Aborn
O'Keeffe Timothy
J. foreman
(S.), h. 45
Old Ladies’
Home, 1-. 143 Main
O’Leary Alice F. stitcher,
b. 66 Holten
cott
Ogden
H.
William,
h. 31 Harris
lane
[ton
h. at Bog-
len's blk. h. 47.5. Aborn
Vin<ganétl'. P. electrician,
108
22, 1910
F. shoemaker,
st. ct.
58 Main,
r. 96 Foster
Thomas
Mary E. b. Broad n. Newbury
Michael,
laborer,
h. 41 Mason
Patrick
grocer,
Patrick,
h. 108 Wash.
Patrick
J. variety,
3 Abbott,
h. do.
Thomas
A.
(Thomas
A. O’Keefe
C0,), r. 96 Foster, b. 108 Wash.
Thomas
A. 00. (Thomas
A.), lea,
7
h. 21 Harris
dresser,
E. b. 18 Park
Michael,
Hugh
jr. mor. worker,
b. 21 Harris
Jamés,
mor. worker,
b. 7 Spring
st.
ct.
died Apr.
Mary
Mary E. b. 7 Spring
h. 119 Wash.
Rose,
died Oct.
Eugene,
wool
John,
Telephone.
[Peabody.]
H.
also
Bank,
MASS.
st. ct.
h. 65 Fulton
J. h. 108 Wash.
Edmund,
crossing
(L.),
b. 5 High-
Nat‘l
Calfskin
pk. (West)
tender,
Cen-
121 Andover
[Andover
bookkeeper
(Bev.), h. 11
E. b. 38 Midway
b. 33 No. Central
h. 33 No.
Central
Edward
F. rem. to Woburn
Ellen M. domestic,
b. 38 Midway
Helen M. teacher,
Endicott
school,
b. 33 No. Central
Jeremiah
C. groc.118 Central,
h. 33
No. Central
__2.
Our
J‘
B‘
Co‘
Customers
are
our Best Advertisers
LYNN
MARKET
UNION STREET
MARKET
Sheets,
Piilow Slips, Towels, Tablecioths.
and Bed Spreads, washed and ironed in the
best manner
30
for
cents
per
Peabody Steam Laundry
17 w;u_Nu1-
dozen.
[Peabody.]
O’ROURKE
O’Rourke
John, ironer, h. 47 Northend
Margaret
E. teacher,
Felton
school,
b. 33 N0.
Mary
Endicott
school,
33 No. Central
Minnie
A. b. 33 No. Central
Stephen
C. mor. dresser,
b.
b.
38 Mid-
way
Theresa,
glue
Thomas,
mor. dresser,
Thomas
J.
worker,
mor.
b. 38 Midway
[11, Troy
Orr Frederick,
Osborn
Annie
Wash.
machinist,
M.
Wid.
h. Rock Way
Joseph,
h. 56
Mary,
Charles
L. machinist,
h. 40 Holten
Dolly W. Wid. Thomas
J. b. 119
Frederick
P. shoe lining
mnfr. 25
English.
h. 1 Lowell
terr.
George M. h. 127 Lowell
Harriet
F. clerk (B.), b. 127 Lowell
Heméy M. grocer,
97 Central,
h.over
o
Edward
(J.
E.
Osborn
&
Co.),
Aborn pl. h. 56 Wash.
J. E. & 00. (J. Edward
Osborn),
sheep leather,
end Aborn pl.
Lucy M. b. 9 Warren
Lyman,
machinist,
h. 31 Elm
Thomas
A. pres.
Am. Deg:-easing
to
Co.
Salem
’SIIEA THOMAS II. morocco
mnfr. 9
Grove, 11. 45 Wash.
See page 591
William
H. supt. 9 Grove,
h. 129
Lowell
see Shea
Osman
Wmt, 1-ms. do.
Abraham,
Charley,
coffee
house,
H101‘.Workfir,
27 Wax-
h. 5 Linehan’s
ct.
Saduk,
rem.
to Worcesfiél‘
Harry
(Ha:-ry’s
Deph
Store),
8
and 10 Foster,
h. over flo.
O’Sul1ivan
Patrick
J. mor. dresser,
h. 24
Fulton
Ostroff
Otte
Henry,
purchasing‘
agt. (64 Ames
bldg. B.), h. 74 Central
Ouellet
Arthur
E. rem.
to Lawrence
Oven-berg Harold,
moulder,
h. 10 Brown
Owen Geo. W. Rev. (Lynn),
5. r. Birch
h. 55 Central
n. Lowell
01: Harry,
leather
Rachael,
PACHEGO
Frank,
rem.
to Beverly
rem.
Lyman P. librarian,
Peabody
Library, h. 55 Central
Mary A. b. 9 Warren
Mollie, stenog.
(B.), b. 127 Lowell
Wid.
1171
Patrick,
h. at
Central
[Central
Elizabeth
S. Wid. Henry
M. b. 97
Franklin,
b. 9 Warren
Franklin,
student,
b. 40 Holten
J.
PALMER
Charles,
tacker,
h. 53 Aborn
Daniel.
at town farm
Margaret
H. Wid. Daniel
B.
Beverly
1). 38 Mid-
way
see Rourke
PEABODY
.
Maria W. bookkeeper,
Nowell &
Knowlton
inc. b. 9 Little’s
lane
Mary A. Wid. George P. h. 9 Elm
Mary E. b. 110 Central
[lane
Mary E. Wid. Charles S. h. 9 Litt1e’s
Walter E. shoe Worker, h. 66 Lynn
William
E. (Dole, Osgood & Co.), 13
Wash. h. at Salem
[Lynnfield
O'Shea
Catherine,
wid. Thomas,
b. 21
h. 38 Midway
Worker,
-
Osgood
Central
F. teacher,
51-3551-,
b. 30 Main
worker,
h. 38 English
ANTONIO S. mor. worker,
Shamrock
Mrs. rem. to Salem
h.
9
b. 40 Holten
'03 Stanley,H.LIIAIS
3? EINACI asm ‘sxowxauag .I}V wxem
Walter
B. farmer,
Osborne Allen
Arthur
A.
Calvin P.
Wash.
Daniel W.
Edward
Emma
Frank
Louis
Mary
h. 42 Andover
B. h. 24 Holten
clerk (B.), b. 58 Wash.
currier,
100 Foster,
h. 58
lab. b. 15 No. Central
A. mor.
dresser,
W. rem.
P. clerk,
Matilda
S.
to Salem
100 Foster.
Wid.
Abraham
Bank,
Paige
h. Lowell
0. h. 15
Stephen
A. h. 173 Lowell
Osgood
Eliza E. Wid. G. Fred,
h. 110
Central
[lane
Eliza L. teacher
(E. B.), b. 9 Litt1e’s
George H. bookkeeper,
13 Wash. h.
at Salem
[Wash. 11. at Salem
James D. (Dole, Osgood
& Co.), 13
R. teacher,
High
school,
Elm
Marcia,
b. 9 Lit-.t1e’s lane
b.
b. 2'? Beckett
Moses B. pres.
and treas.
Paige Co. h. 106 Central
M.
B%
M.
N 0. Central
Lucy
Packard
Edward A. rem. to Salem
Page Chester
A. stenog-. (B.),b.
2‘? Beckett
[Beckett
Clarence
W. machine
ope:-. h. 27
Leland R. messenger,
Warren
Nat’!
h. 49 Fulton
L. b. 58 Wash.
Aas1a}1 .10}
9
B. Co. Inc.
earthenware
mufrs.
102 Central
Paine Edgar
L. clerk,
A. C. L. L. Co. b.
at Marblehead
Phineas
I. b. 7 Stevens
[Lynn
Palardy
Charles
A. W. shoemaker,
h. 262
Thomas,
shoemaker,
b. 262 Lynn
Palmer
Dorothy
D. O. b. 10 Stevens
J.
Benjamin,
broker
(B.),
h.
10
Stevens
Osborn,
student,
William
William
A. rem. to Maine
[at Salem
S. salesman,
2'? Central,
h,
b. 10 Stevens
LEANDERE. JOY&=g==;,*,:°?;:;’.*;s,P+*§d;*;g§VH;>;:;;,§w
Suucessor
to
DAVIS
«.9 JOY
Established
18 37.
Telephone
Connection-
Touring Car for hire. 3
Up-to-date GARAGE in
B0.
BENZIGARAGE
OIL 8: SUPPLIES.
every respect. .33 GASOLINE,
AUTOMOBILES.l
=9-—-FORD and REGAL
45
h.
dinker,
Anthony,
Panagopulos
[Peabody.]
LOS
PANAGOPU
1172
PEABODY
Margaret S. Mrs. dressmaker,
Margin 0. Proctor, h. do.
[109 Main
Mary, b. 27 Lynnfield
Patterson
Midwa Y
died Aug. 22, 1909
Charles,
lea. worker,
Panageiote,
Panaritis
Walnut
lab. 11. 19 Midway
George,
Pandos
h. 19 Bowditch
potter,
& 00.),
(L. Sgourdas
Louis,
Paolucci
Angelos,
Papas
rem.
Nicholas,
11.
45
pastor, St. VasOrthodox
East
ct.
h. '7 McIntire’s
church,
& So(Paraskevas
Christos
Paraskevas
phos), 28 Wallis, h.
ARASKEVAS & SOI’HOS (Christos Paand Emanuel
raskevas
and prov.
os), groc.
See page 1275
J. Soph28 Wallis.
A.
Joseph
Mary E. wid.
Pariseau
h. 2
h. 10 Tucker's
Parker Alftefd T. shaver,
h. 2
(L.),
Charms W. bookkeeper
Brown
[Maple
Eben S. rem. to Maine
F. b. 3
Evelyn L. Wid. Benjamin
Frank P. moulder, h. 3 Maple
George E. helper, h. 9 Brown
George H. rem. from town
George J. h. 9 Brown
s. r. 220 Lowell
S. (Salem),
Barry
W. moulder,
b. 162 Lynn
cutter,
stone
W.
James
h.
n.
and
{8 Brown
ave.
Rockdale
21 Walnut, b.
‘ Jessie W. bookkeeper,
h.
11 No. Central,
R. clerk,
Joseph
[Lynn, h. do.
9 do.
Nellie M. wid. William W. milk, 156
Oliver
E. machinist,
h. 12 Brown
Silas, died Apr. 30, 1910
William E. painter, b. 9 No. Central
ARMENTER & I’0LSEY 00. Edward R.
and
slaughtering
supt.
Hall,
11. Danvers
Liberty
rendering,
line.
See head
lines
h. 46 PierJohn L. machinist,
[Carolina
pont
to So.
J. rem.
Edward
Partington
Parsons
Partridge
Harry,
worker,
lea.
Harry G. salesman,
12 Goldthwait
Patenaude
Joseph,
h. 12 County
b. 66 Main
h.
1'. 50 Lowell,
[Vernon
pl.
tanner,
h.
30
Mt.
Alice M. (M. D.), b. 109 Main
Patterson
Charles J. rem. to Lynn
at 9 Beckett
Clara, housekeeper
Frank E. amp. B. N. Moore & Sons
[ett
00. b. 12 Beckett
Julia. A. wid. William 0. h. 12 Beck-
smR¢mm&m.
b. 12 County
jr. machinist,
b. 27 Lynnfield
shipper,
h. 11 Harris
painter.
Larion,
Geo. H. (Geo. H. Pauley & 00.),
off Berry, h. at Danvers
George H. & Co. (Geo. H. Pauley),
off Berry
trimmings,
suspender
10 Brown
Payne Charles W. ma.chinist,h.
h. 137 AnAustin 0. farmer,
Peabody
[pI'0pI'. 2 Foster
dover
D. J. Manning,
Alleys
Bowling
EABODY DIREGTGRY, Henry M. Meek
Co. proprs. and pubPublishing
Pauley
Salem
60 Wash.
lishers,
C-‘o-operative Bank, Thomas blk.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT,
PEABODY
Warren D. King, mgr. Endicott
[ct.
Mt. V/6TTf0‘I1
George
11. 27 Lynnfield
Robert J. machinist,
Paula
h. 25 Calumet
Worker,
lea.
John,
Pappagailos
Midway
rem. to Salem
William,
Paradis
Arnvorsios,
Parashalses
Hellenic
ilios
town
special
William,
York
to New
machinist,
Simeon,
h.
hall,
police,
C. janitor,
Nathaniel
and
foreman,
Robert,
Robert
42
h. 14 Upton
Walnut,
Papke
h. 80
See page
c. Warren.
1272
Florence M. b. 18 Granite
EABGIIY GARAGE 00. Arthur K. Poor
repairs and
propr. automobiles,
Lowell.
53-55
supplies,
1254
See page
lab. h. 18 Granite
George,
b. 139 Andover
hand,
D.farm
George
b. 18 Granite
George E. shoemaker,
EABODY GRANITE AND CONCRETE 00.
S. N. Davis, mngr. granite quarofi Lynnries and contractors,
Boston oflice,
fieldr. almshouse.
See page 1271
17 Milk.
Hiram A. colorer, 11. 1'7 Lynn
Society, 11 Main
Historical
h. 276 Wash.
H. Foster, machinist,
64 Main
Institute,
Co. 31 Walnut
Leather
Machine
Leather
Machinery
Lewis
Co. 31 Walnut
Nat’1
Lester F. clerk,
h. 3 King
Calfskin
00.
S. b. 1’? Lynn
EABOBY MONUMENTAL WORKS (P. W.
Annis),~r.27 Lowell. See page 1263
[ell
28 Main
Progress,
51 LowScience,
of Domestic
School
STEAM LAUNDRY, Norman
PEABODY
propr. 17 Walnut.
B. Durkee,
See head lines
B.
EABIIDY STDRAGE WAREHOUSE.
K. Norton. propr. 7 and 9 Walnut.
Seepage
1269
EABODY SUPPLY 00. W. H. Fellows,
pres. and treas.; windows, doors
and blinds, also paper bags and
wrapping paper, 11 N 0. Central.
See foot
For
LOANS
8 Allen's Block,
lines
on Real Estate
- Peabody, Mass.