Everett directory, 1899

West End Grocery and Pro

vision Co. West Varnish Co. Wilkins & Dodge Wood George H.

^^*Tbe itreet address In this index refers to Boston unless otherwise stated.

Artesian Wells.

Russell Daniel, 18 Howard, 424

Artificial Limbs.

Fisk & Arnold, 3 Boylston

Auctioneers and

Bryant Solon, 78 Tremont, 408 Harrington Edward T. &

Jennings Charles E. 26 Ames

Shedd James H. 4 Waverly

blk. Chasn. front cover

Awnings and Flags.

Boston Five Cents Savings

First National Bank of Chel- sea,248 Broad way, Chelsea, 422

Warren Institution for Sav-

Boot and Shoe

Andrews & Co. 46 Lincoln, factory at Everett, 6

Box Mnfrs.{Wooden)

Atwood & McManus, Fourth St. Chelsea, 425

BoQo Shook Mnfrs.

Atwood & McManus, Fourth St. Chelsea, 425

Brass and Iron Ifipe and Fittings.

Brick Mnfr.

Edmester E. B. 166 Devon- shire, front cover

Mead Charles H. 3d Court, 41& Pray William, 166 Devon-

Builders^ Finish.

Buck T. H. & Co. Pearl cor. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Talbot Bros. Canal st. Mai- den, back cover

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Builders* Trini"

Building Material.

Dutton A. C. Lumber Co. den, back bone

Building Movers.

Smith W. A. r. 68 Madison,

Soley John, 209 Maple, Chel-

Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

Canned Goods.

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

Carbonic Acid Oas

Holmes William (Everett and Boston) , 25 Beverly, 414

Nuttall George K. 3 Tre-

Sargent George W. 26 Elm ave. Maiden, 14

Trafton S. P. 33 Hawkins. 400

Carpet Cleaning.

Black A. D. 152 Fourth,

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Carpet Laying.

Black A. D. 152 Fourth,

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Carpet Lining and Stair Pads.

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co. 259 Main, Maiden 4

Carpet Sweepers.

The American Wringer Co.

Cellar Building.

Sargent George W. 26 Elm ave. Maiden, 14

Cochrane Chemical Co. 55

Civil Engineer.

Sargent Albert F. 425 Main,

Clothes Wringers and Repairing.

The American Wringer Co.

Coal and Wood.

McCarty James & Co. 75 Winnisimmet, Chelsea, 32

ford, Chasn. foot lines

Coffins, Caskets, JStc.

way, Chelsea, 80

Faunce C. H» 424 Broadway

Coil Bending.

Coke Mnfrs.

New England Gas and Coke Co. 95 Milk, front cover

Philadelphia Ice Cream Co.

Bruno & Salomone, 264 Summer, E. Boston, 3

Coffin Isaac & Co. 52 Sud-

Fales Isaac B. 1274 Broad- way, West Somerville, 418

Mead Charles H. 89 Court, 416

Prajr William, 166 Devon-

Sargent George W. 26 Elm ave. Maiden, 14

Smith W. A. r. 63 Madison,

Soley John, 209 Maple, Chel-

Trafton S. P. 33 Hawkins, 400

Sargent Albert F. 425 Main,

Copper Cornices and Gutters.

Liverpool, E. Boston, 30

Cypress Lumber.

Talbot Bros. Canal st. Mai- den, back cover

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Doors, Saah and

Carlisle E. A. Pope & Co. saccessor to Levi Boles & Son, 2 Sudbury,

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Drain and Sewer

Drapery Poles and

way, Chelsea, 30

Faunce C. H. 424 Broadway,

Walker George H. & Co. 160

Brittain*8 Boston and Ever- ett Express, 73 Central and 71 Kingston, 12

Currier S. C. (Everett and

Dares George E. Everett and Boston. 20 Broad, 414

Holmes William (Everett and Boston). 25 Beverly, 414

Lord's Everett and Boston Expresfl, 89-40 Court sq. Kingston, 15 Merchants

Feathers Renovated.

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Funeral Directors.

way, Chelsea, 80

Faunce C. H. 424 Broadway,

Lamson & Hubbard, 90 and

Oas Fitter and

Russell Daniel, 18 Howard, 434

Gas Mnfrs.

New Eneland Gas and Coke Co. 95 Milk, front cover

Gas and Water Pipe and Fittings.

Gents* Furnishing

Greenhouse Ma"

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Groceries and

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

374 Ferry, Maiden,

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

Gutters, Condtictors and Mouldings.

Buck T. H. & Co. Pearl c. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Dutton A. C. Lumber Co. den, back bone

Talbot Bros. Canal street, Maiden, back cover

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Sard Wood

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

HatSf Caps and

Lamson & Hubbard, 90 aod

Heating Apparatus.

Coffin Isaac Sc Co. 52 Sud-

Hot Water Heating.

Coffin Isaac & Co. 52 Sud-

House Finish.

Dutton A. C. Lumber Co. den, back bone

Fells Ice Co. Winter street.

Ice Cream Mn/rs. and Dealers.

Philadelphia Ice Cream Co.

Bryant Solon, 78 Tremont, 403 Cannell Bros. 84 School,

back cover HaU M. B. 26 Globe bldg.

back cover Jennings Charles E. 26 Ames

Shedd James H. 4 Waverly blk. Chasn. front cover

Iron Beds and

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Iron Pipe.

Iron Work (Archi- tectural and Struct"

New England Structural Co. 164 and 166 Dev. front cover

Justices of the

Bailey Dudley P. 194 Wash-

Brown George A. 34 School, 40&

Irwin James J. 88 Pearl, 405

Jennings Charles E. 26 A mes

Mulvey Patrick E. 27 Pem-

Newton H. Huestis, 1019

Rideout Elmer E. 73 Tre-

Saltmarsh George A. 78 Tre-

Sargent Albert F. 425 Main,

Smith George E. 199 Wash-

Stebbins Charles H. 58 State, 40ft

Watson Edwin H. 640 Tre-

Kindling Wood.

Atwood Sc McManus, Fourth,

Bailey Dudley P. 194 Wash-

Brown George A. 34 School, 405-

Irwin James J. 88 Pearl, 405

Mulvey Patrick E. 27 Pem-

Newton H. Huestis, 1019

Rideout & Abbott, 73 Tre-

Saltmarsh George A. 73 Tre- mont, 40ft

Smith George E. 199 Wash-

Stebbins Charles H. 58 State, 40ft

Watson Edwin H. 640 Tre-

Walker George H. & Co. 160

Bnck T. H. & Co. Pearl c. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Dutton A. C. Lumber Co. den, back bone

Talbot Bros. Canal street. Maiden, back cover

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Machinery Moved.

Smith W. A. r. 63 Madison,

Soley John, 209 Maple, Chel-

The American Wringer Co.

77 and 79 Franklin,

Walker George H. & Co. 160

Fales Isaac B. 1274 Broad-

wa7» West Somerville, 418

Masons^ Supplies.

Mattress Mtifr.

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Mattresses JBan-

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Men^s Outftttings.

Mill Supplies.

Cochrane Chemical Co. 55

Metal Work.

Liverpool, E. Boston, 80

Bryant Solon , 78 Tremont, 408 Harrington Edward T. &

Jennings Charles E. 26

Shedd James H. 4 Waverly

blk. Chasn. front cover

Buck T. H. & Co. Pearl cor. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Dutton A. C. Lumber Co. den, back bone

Talbot Bros. Canal, Maiden,

back cover

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

Music Dealer and

Hall Frederick S. 250 Pleas- ant, Maiden, 14

Music and Musical

Hall Frederick S. 250 Pleas- ant, Maiden, 14

Naphtha Furniture

Warren Carpet Cleaning Co.

Jennings Charles E. 26

Sargent Albert F. 425 Main,

Shedd James H. 4 Waverly blk. Chasn. front cover

Smith George E. 199 Wash-

Stebbins Charles H. 58 State 406

Orchestra (Ameri' can Orchestra).

Hall Frederick S. 250 Pleas- ant, Maiden, 14

JPatnts, OUs and

Pews and Pulpits.

Planing Mill.

Buck T. H. A Co. Pearl cor. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Plumbers^ Supplies,

Russell Daniel, 18 Howard, 424

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

Walker George H. & Co. 160

Meal Mstate.

Bryant Solon, 73 Tremont, 403 Gannell Bros. 34 School,

back cover Hall M. B. 26 Globe bldg.

back cover Harrington Edward T. &

Jennings Charles E. 26

Sargent George W. 26 Elm

ave. Maiden, 14

Bhedd James H. 4 Waverly

blk. Chasn. front cover

Itoof Repairing (Slate or Tin).

Liverpool, E. Boston 30

EUirrigan J. & Son (copper, gravel, slate, tar and tin),

Safe Deposit Vaults.

First National Bank of Chel- sea, 248 Broadway, Chel-

Savings Banks.

Boston Five Cents Savings

Warren Institution for Sav-

Sawing and

Buck T. H. & Co. Pearl cor. Marginal, Chelsea, front cover

Screens (Door and Window).

Black A. D. 152 Fourth,

Sewing Machine

Paquett C. 429 Main,Malden, 32

Sewing Machine

Paquett C. 429 Main,Malden, 32

Seurtng Machines.

Paquett C. 429 Main,Malden, 89

Shingles (Cypress).

The A. T. Stearns Lumber

SlatCf Copper and Tin Roofing.

Liverpool, E. Boston, 80

Steanif Oas and Water Pipe Mnfrs.

Steam Heating

Steam and Hot Water Heating.

Coffin Isaac & Co. 52 Sud-

Russell Daniel, 18 Howard, 424

Steel Buildings.

New England Structural Co. 164 and 166 Dev. front cover

Stone Mason*

Sargent George W. 26 Elm ave. Maiden,

Store and Office

biU, factory at Everett, 41S

Street Sailway.

Boston Elevated Rail war

Stucco Worker.

Fales Isaao B. 1274 Broad- way, West Somerville, 418

Sargent Albert F. 425 Main,

Tanks and Vats.

The A. T. Stearns Lumber Go. Neponset, 29

Tean^ing.

Holmes William (Everett and Boston) 25 Beverly, 414

Teas, Coffees and

Darcy & Falconer, 372 and

New England Telephone and Telegraph Go. 125 Milk, 421

Trust Company.

Maiden Tmst Go. 85 Fl^^*

ant. Maiden,

Typewriting Ika"

Paquett G. 429 Main, Maiden, 32

way, Ghelsea, 80

Faunae G. H. 424 Broadway,

Violin and Piano

Hall Frederick S. 250 Pleas- ant, Maiden, 14

Water Conductors.

The A. T. Steams Lumber Go. Neponset, 29

Water, Steam and Oas Pipe.

Braman, Dow ft Ox 980

Wedding Canopies to Let.

MoGlellan W. H. & Go. 6

Window Fratnes.

Dutton A. G. Lumber Go. den, back bone

Window Shades,

MoGlellan W. H. & Go. 5

Window and Door Screen Mnfr.

Blaok A. D. 152 Fourth,

Wood Dealers

Atwood & McManus, Fourth St. Ghelsea, 425

Wood Mantels, In-

terior Finish.

Wood and Coal.

McGarty James «& Go. 75 Winnisimmet, Ghelsea, 82

Stewart J. P. ft Go. 65 Med- ford, Ghasn. foot lines

Wooden Box

Atwood ft McManus, Fourth St. Ghelsea, 425

Wringers and Wringer Rolls.

The American Wringer Go.

476 Broadway, byd. Church.

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Wakd Onb. Beginning at the point where the division line- between Someryille and Everett intersects the centre line of the- looation of the Boston & Maine R. R., thence by the division line be- tween Everett and Somerville, Boston and Chelsea, to the point in Island End River where the thread of that river and the thread of Mill Creek intersect, thence by the thread of Mill Creek to the centre line of Second street, thence by the centre line of Second street to the centre line of Broadway, thence to the centre line of Corey street extension, thence by centre line of Corey street ex- tension to the centre line of School street, thence by the centre line of School street to the centre line of Main street, thence by the centre line of Main street to the centre line of the location of the Boston & Maine R. R., thence by the centre line of said location, to the point of beginning.

Ward Two. Beginning at a point where the centre line of Fuller street intersects the division line between Revere and Ever- ett, thence southwesterly by the centre line of Fuller street to the- northwesterly line of Woodlawn Cemetery, thence southwesterly by said line of Woodlawn Cemetery and the northwesterly line of the Corbett farm (so called) now in part owned by the City of Everett, to the centre line of Ferry street, thence westerly by the centre line of Ferry street to the* centre line of Hillside avenue, thence by the centre line of Hillside avenue to the centre line of' Chestnut street, thence by the centre line of Chestnut street to the centre line of Ferry street, thence by the centre line of Ferry street to the centre line of Chelsea street, thence by the centre line of Chelsea street to the centre line of Vine street, thence by the centre line of Vine street to the centre line of Garden street, thence- by the centre line of Garden street to the centre line of Second street, thence by the centre line of Second street to the thread of Mill Creek, thence by the thread of said creek to the point where it intersects with the thread of Island End River and the division lines between Everett and Chelsea, thence by the division lines between Everett and Chelsea and Revere to the point of beginning.

Wabd Three. Begini^ing at the point where the centre line of Hancock street and the division line between Everett and Mai- den intersects, thence by* the centre line of Hancock street to the centre line of Broad wav, thence southeasterly across Broadway to- the centre line of Hiffh street, thence by the centre line of High street to the centre line of Prospect street, thence by the centre line of Prospect street to the centre line of Lexington street, thence by the centre line of Lexington street to the centre line of Fair- mount street, thence by the centre line of Fairmount street to the centre line of Chestnut street, thence by the centre line of Chestnut street to the centre line of Hillside avenue, thence by the centre line of Hillside avenue to the centre line of Ferry street, thence easterly by the centre line of Ferry street to the division line of land owned by the City of Everett and the Coburn estate, thence northeasterly by said division line and division line between Cor- bett farm and Woodlawn cemetery to centre line of Fuller street, thence easterly by centre line of Fuller street to a point where said line intersects the division line between Revere and Everett, thence northerly and westerly by the division lines between Everett, Revere and Maiden to point of beginning.

Ward Four. Beginning at the point where the division line between Everett and Medford in Maiden river intersects the centre of Baldwin avenue extension extended west, thence by the last

named line to the centre line of Main street, thence to the centre line of Baldwin avenue, thence by the centre line of Baldwin avenue to the centre line of Buckman street, thence by the centre line of Buckman street to the oentre line of Waveriy street extend- ed west, thence by the centre line of Waverl^ street to the centre line of Hancock street, thence by the centre line of Hancock street to the division line between £verett and Bfalden, thence by the division line between Everett, Maiden and Medford to the point of

Ward Five. Beginning at the point where the division line between Somerville and Everett intersects the centre line of the location of the Boston k Maine R. R., thence by said centre line to the point where the centre line of Main street intersects the centre line of said location, thence by the centre line of Main street to the centre line of School street extended southwest, thence by the centre line of School street to the centre line of Norwood street, thence by the centre line of Norwood street to the oentre line of Buckman street extended south, thence by the oentre line of Buck- man street to the centre line of Baldwin avenue extended east, thence by the centre line of Baldwin avenue to the centre line of Main street, thence to the centre line of Baldwin avenue extension extended east, thence by the centre line of Baldwin avenue exten- sion extended west, in a straight line to Maiden river and the Medford line, thenoe by the division lines between Everett and Medford and Somerville to the point of beginning.

Ward Six. Beginning at the point where the thread of Mill creek intersects the centre line oi Second street, thence by the centre line of Second street to the centre line of Corey street ex- tension, thence by the centre line of Corey street extension to the centre line of School street, thence by the centre line of School street to the centre line of Norwood street, thence by the centre line of Norwood street to the centre line of Buckman street ex- tended south, thence by the centre line of Buckman street to the centre line of Waverly street extended west, thence by the centre line of Waverly street to the centre line of Hancock street, thence by the centre line of Hancock street to the centre line of Broadway, thence easterly across Broadway to the centre line of High street, thence by the centre line of High street to the centre line of Pros- pect street, thence by the centre line of Prospect street to the centre line of Lexington street, thence by the centre line of Lex- ington street to the centre line of Fairmount street, thence by the centre line of Fairmount street to the centre line of Chestnut street, thence by the centre line of Chestnut street to the centre line of Ferry street, thence by the centre line of Ferry street to the centre line of Chelsea street, thence by the centre line of Chelsea street to the centre line of Vine street, thence by the centre line of Vine street to the centre line of Garden street, thence by the centre line of Garden street to the centre line of Second street, thence by the centre line of Second street to the point of

Fittings, Counters, Bowl Stands, Mantel Shelves, Etc. Carpenter and Mill Work of AH Kinds.

Kiln Dried Lumber Always In Stock.

Smad for Soolc, "Cypr*** Lunnb*r and Ita U»«»." No CDarB^

Main Ofncm, Mills and WharvM at Neponut, ) _.„...

Iptclai ititmioo Elvig to Itgilis m all ilgis bI Ming nil netil Witt.

State, Oopprr, TId. Tilr anrl Composltron Rooflng. OkIvbdIihI Iron and Copper Cornice Work, Ont- ten, ConductOPB, Skrllghu, Veutilaloni. Zlevaior SVells, Doon anil SfiuCIen Tianed.

111-113 Liverpool Street, Wharf, 64 Marginal St., Chelsea. EAST BOSTON.

Balldera* and noDtr«clar*> Bxcbansc, IT Olla B(., Bo*t«D. Telephone jig-j, E. B.

Gapter aoil BuilHer.

3 1-2 Charlton Street,

CaMei ami buIIUgf.

Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. Jobbing Promptly Attended to.

Shop and Residence,

CoAkets, Robes, Plates and Flowers. Hearses and Carriages Furnished.

Carpenter and Builder.

Battel, CHiiiise anil Eogs,

Teas, Coffees, Spices, Etc.

biddKs ami Beconi Boois

Ciig am Town Officers.

milR *^ Cream Dealers.

Pure Milk and Cream a Specialty. 1 1 All orders supplied at stiort notice.

A. E. MacOROUODALE, Manaeisr. i;

All kinds of Wood filled and

W^' 23 Waierlg pvc, EYereir, pass. *^^

COAL and WOOD.

Wharf at East Boston.

H wlmilsiDiniiii St., UfM. ii2 Boner 81., East Bosten.

JAMES MeCARTV. Tclapbone ComkcciIoh. PATRICK COUeHLIH.

The "WHITE" a Specialty.

Needles, Attachments and Parts. Repairing tn all Its branches.

432 Main St., near Maiden Sq., MALDEN.

HamwaFeJiitieiyjoolsjaliits^Oils.

Plumbers' and Masons' Supplies. Ail Sizes of AKRON DRAiN PIPE Constantly on Hand

191 Winnisimmet Street, - CHELSEA.

The star * indicates streets that have been accepted by the dty.

Adams avenue, from Elm, n WoodJawn cemetery to do.

Abington, from 24 ilenderson ave. to the marsh

'Alfred, from Saugas Branch railroad, to 14 Heath

Alfred court, from 13 Alfred, to 62 Tileston

Alpine a venae, from Dartmouth to Garland opp. Lawrence

^Appleton, from 188 Main to Saugas Branch R. R.

Appleton court, from 5 Appleton

Argyle, from 78 Cottage to 41 Summer

Arlington, from 128 Ferry to 21 Foster

Ashton avenue, from 637 Ferry to Bryant

-Auburn, from 90 Ferry

Autumn, from 122 Cottage to 81 Summer

Avon, from 391 Main to 184 Buckman

Bailey, from opp. 7 Gladstone to 26 Paris

Baldwin avenue, from 243 Main to 38 Buckman

Baldwin avenue extension, from 240 Main to Valley, n. Wa- ters ave.

Baldwin place, from 5 Baldwin ave. southerly

Baldwin terrace, from 14 Baldwin ave.

Bartlett, from 199 Bow to the marsh

Beaoham, from 1 1 1 Bow to byd. Milo

Beacon, from 291 Main to Buckman, nearly opp. Swan

Bell Rock, from Wyllis ave. at Maiden line to Tremont, June. Pearl

Bell View avenue, from opp. 19 Fremont ave. to Garland

Belmont, from Main at Maiden line to 566 Ferry

Belmont court, from 167 Belmont, southerly

Belmont park, from 88 Bradford, northwesterly

Bennett, from 620 Ferry to 12 Cedar

Betty, from Robin n. Mystic, easterly

Blake terrace, from 1 Gled Hill ave.

Blanchard avenue, from 324 Ferry

Bolster, from Ferry nearly opp. Vernal

Boston, from Second at £. Everett station to East Elm

Bow, from Broadway, n Charlestown line, to 229 Broadway n. Everett depot

Bowdoin, from 168 Broadway to Charlton

712 Broadway, Qlendale Square,

^Bradford, from 368 Main to Cedar

Bradford place, from 17 Bradford

Bradford terrace, from 588 Ferry to 10 Cedar

Brick lane, from Broadway n. Charletftown line to Wash- burn's brick yard

'''Broadway, from Charlestown line through Everett sq. across Ferry to (Vlaplewood) Maiden line

Broadway court, changed to Gladstone

Bryant, from 20 Shute to Maiden line

^Buckman, from Liberty at end of Norwood to 65 Belmont at Maiden line

Burdilt court, from 370 Ferry to Parker

^Calhoun avenue, from Elm to Woodlawn cemetery

-Carlson, from 487 Ferry

^Carter, from 96 Main to Saugus Branch R. R.

Cazenove place, from 48 Lewis

Cedar, from 217 Belmont to 50 Central ave.

Cedar terrace, from 2 Cedar to 10 Bradford terrace

""Central avenue, from 131 Hancock to 462 Ferry

Charles court, from 139 Bow to the marsh

Charlton, from foot Bowdoin

*Chelsea, from 443 Broadway, Everett sq. to Maiden junc County road and Everett ave.

Chelsea place, from 74 Chelsea

Chemical alley, from Broadway at Charlestown line to the Cochrane Chemical Works

*Chestuut, from 48 Walnut, across Broadway at 648, to 186

Chestnut place, from 101 Chestnut

*Church, from 466 Broadway to opp. 29 Linden

*Clark, from end Valley across Main to 72 Bnckman

Clark street extension, changed to Clark

Clay avenue, from nearly opp. 24 Calhoun ave. to Adams ave.

^Cleveland avenue, from 73 Buckman to 100 Hancock

Clifton avenue, from 9 Thurman to 14 Jefferson

Clinton, from Chelsea opp. Winter to 67 Summer

Clinton street place, from Clinton next Griffin pi.

*Corey, from Norwood junc. Winthrop to 378 Broadway

Cottage, from 463 Broadway to 42 Ferry

County road, from Chelsea junc. Maiden to Chelsea line

Courtland, from 85 Bow to 7 Milo

Craifif place, from Kippy, northerly

Crescent, from 52 Vine acf o^^s Ferry

-Cross, from 48 Tileston to 9 Alfred

Curriers court, from opp. 28 Spring to Tudor

Dane, from 171 Broadway to 160 Bow

Dartmouth, from Glen junct. Maplewood ave. to byd. Wood- side ave.

Davis court, from 45 Lewis

*Dean, from opp. 52 Warren to 82 Hancock

nil Rinilli of STOVE aim FDBPE BEPOlllS

At T. F. GARVEY'S, Odd Fellows BIdg., EVERETT.

Derne, from 9 ProBpeot

DeshoD place, from 56 Oakes

"^Dexter, from Broadvray near Charlestown line to Robin

*Dundee, from Henderson ave. to 20 Alfred

*Djer avenue, from 811 Main to 114 Buckman

Bast Elm, from Vine, near Chelsea

Bast Summer, from Boston opp. Vine

*Bdith avenue, from opp. 795 Broadway to Shute

Edmester oourt, from 96 Chelsea to byd. Winter pi.

"* Ellsworth, from 512 Broadway

Elm, from 70 Reed avenue across 252 Ferry, past Woodlawn cemetery to Revere line

Elm road, from Elm terrace to S. B. R. R.

Elm street lane, from Ferry near Broadway to byd. Russell

Elm terrace, from Waters ave. near Main to Elm road

Elm way, from Waters ave. n. Saugus branch R. R. to Elm road

Elm wood place, from 95 Main, easterly

Elton, from 48 Tremont to 72 Valley

Emery, from Burditt oourt near Ferry to opp. 9 Walnut

Emery place, from 88 Bradford

Bates, from V483 Broadway to 28 Lynn

Evans place, from 42 1 Broadway

Evelyn place, from 38 Prescott

^Everett, from 328 Main to 12 Tremont

^Everett avenue, from Chelsea opp. Maiden to Chelsea line

Everett square, junct. Broadway, Chelsea, Norwood and

Fairmont, from 117 Chestnut to 54 Lexington

*Ferry, from Second across Chelsea at 179 to Maiden line at Rich and Belmont

* Fleet, from 9 Alfred to the marsh

Fleet court, from Henderson ave.

Florence, from opp. 247 Chelsea to opp. 66 Nichols

Floyd, from 368 Main to Bell Rock

Flynn court, from 18 Main

Forest avenue, from 203 Main to junct. Buckman and Nor-

Foster, from 28 High to Chestnut n. Ferry

Francis, from nearly opp. 295 Chelsea to 125 Nichols

Franklin, from 275 Ferry to 60 Reed ave.

Franklin (proposed), from Bryant to Maiden line

Franklin place, from 8 Church

Fremont avenue, from opp. 52 Woodlawn to Chelsea line

Front, from Locust n. Second

Fuller, from opp. 18 Lynn westerly to Revere line

Garden, from Second n. Boston to Vine

Garden, from West Third to East Elm

Gardner court, from 45 Bow

Garfield, from 10 Henderson ave. to the marsh

Personal attention 0veii to care of Estates and Collection of Rents.

^Garland, from opp. 72 Woodlawiiy over Mt. Washington,, to Cbelsea line

George, from 72 Ferry

Gladstone, from 827 Broad waj to 26 Lewis

Gled Hill avenue, from 789 Broadway to Rassell

Glen, from Jefferson ave. n. Spruce to byd. Rosidale ave.

*Glendale, from 406 Ferry to 81 Hancock

Glendale avenue, from 23 Thurman to Jefferson

Glendale place, from 306 Ferry

Glendale square, Broadway cor. Ferry

Glendale terrace, from 14 Central ave.

Godwin place, from 1 8 I'ottage

^Grace, from l6 Henderson ave. to the marsh

Green, from 40 Cottage to 25 Mansfield

Greenhalge avenue, from Shute, n. Mason

Griffin place, from 48 Clinton

Grover, from 40 Lynn to Broadway at Maiden line

Hadley court, from foot Orient ave. nortl>erly

*Hall avenue, from 71 Chestnut to JO Lexington

^Hamilton, from 16 Maiden to Chelsea line

^Hampshire, from 637 broadway to 70 Summer

* Hancock, from 674 Broadway to Belmont at Maiden lin&

Hancock park, from 214 Hancock

Harley avenue, from 170 Hancock to 4 Kinsman

Harley court, from 2 Pleasant avp.

Harriet, from 46 Vine to opp. 14 Everett ave.

Harris avenue, from 13 Ar^^yle to 64 Clinton

*HarriBori avenue, from 146 Bradford to 6 Highland ave.

^Harvard, from 31 Woodlawn to Chelsea line

Hatch, from 41 Winthrop

Hawthorn, from 112 Main to Sauf^^us Branch R. R.

Hazel park, from 36 School to 9 Oakes

*Heath, from 13 Henderson ave. to 28 Alfred

Henderson, from 141 Main, easterly

Henderson avenue, continuation Wellington ave. to the-

Henry, from 764 Broadway to opp 24 Shute

*High, from 677 Broadway to 1 10 Ferry

Highland avenue, from 160 Hancock to Myrtle

Hillside avenue, from 294 Ferry to 88 Chestnut

Irving, from opp. 229 Chelsea to 39 Nichols

Jackson avenue, from Elm, nearly opp. Madison ave. to- day ave.

Jacobs place, from 137 Broadway

Jefferson, from Gled Hill ave. opp. Wilbur to byd. Clifton-

Jefferson avenue, from Woodlawn cemetery across Elm to Chelsea line

Jerome court, from 67 Bow

Kelvin, from 23 Henderson ave. to the marsh

yiJlfj^l SCHOOL, COR. MAIN ST., ff UUU|

Einsmany from foot of Tappan to beyond Bradford

Kippy, from 10 Robin to Mystio pi.

Eippy place, from foot of Kippy, westerly

^Laurel, from 29 Tileston to Laarel ct.

Laurel court, from 10 Laurel

^Lawrence, from 134 Nichols to Oarland opp. Alpine aye.

*Lewis, from B. A M. R. R. byd. Paris to 9 Second

Lewis park, from 52 Lewis

^Lexington, from 621 Broadway to nearly opp. 49 Foster

-Liberty, from 77 Norwood to Church

^Lincoln, from 114 Harvard to opp. 40 Fremont ave.

*Linden, from 219 Main to 40 Hancock

Linden court, from 98 Linden

-Locust, from opp. 384 Main to Buckman

Locust avenue, from Second n. Chelsea line

Locust park, from 20 Locust

-Lynde, from 41 Bow to opp. 85 Robin

Lynn, from Broadway to Maiden line

Madison avenue, from Elm to Chelsea line

Magnolia court, from 169 Chestnut

-Main, from Broadway next Everett depot to Belmont at

Maiden line *Malden, from 187 Nichols to Chelsea, junc. Everett ave. and

County road -Mansfield, from 475 Broadway to opp. 23 Argyle Maple avenue, from 201 Linden to 554 Broadway Maplewood avenue, from Glen -Marie avenue, from 756 Broadway, byd. Ferry, to opp. 8

Marion place, from 409 Broadway Marshall place, from 3 Pleasant " Mason, from Broadway, n. Shute, to Shute *i)iay, from 15 Henderson ave. to the marsh -Mead, from 148 Chelsea to 131 Cottage Milo, from 87 1-2 Beacham to end Courtland -Montrose, from 4 Henderson- ave. to the marsh Moreland place, from opp. 170 Bradford, southeasterly *Morris, from 634 Broadway to opp. 67 Walnut Mt. Washington, from Alpine ave. east and west *MyrtIe, from 208 Bradford to 84 Central ave. -Mystic, from 17 Bow, junc. Broadway, to opp. 19 Robin Mystic place, from foot Kippy Neilson avenue, from 308 Ferry -Nichols, from 125 Ferry to Chelsea line ^Norman, from Williams n. Tileston -Norwood, from 172 School, Everett sq. to junc. Buckman,

Liberty and Forest ave. -Oakes, from 128 Main to 86 School

-Oakland avenue, from 689 Broadway to opp. 26 Hillside ave. -Oliver, from 138 Cottage to 39 Hijrh

Agents of Best Companieg. 712 Broadway, Glendale Square,

Oliver place, from 9 Oliver

Orange court, from 64 Ferry

^Orchard, from 24 Hampshire to 25 High

Orient avenue, from 175 Bow to the marsh

Paris, from 283 Broadway to the marsh

* Paris street court, from 39 Paris

-Parker, from 18 Walnut to end Warren ave.

Parker place, from 229 Broad wav

*Pearl, from 346 Main to Tremont, June. Bell Rock

Perry place, from 7 Oakes, southerly

-Pleasant, from 526 Broadway to 161 Linden

Pleasant avenue, from 103 Hancock, across Central ave. to-

3 Highland ave. -Pleasant View avenue, from 162 Ferry to 61 Foster -Pluroer, from 58 Cottage to 41 Mansfield -Plymouth, from 5 Henderson ave. to Alfred Porter, from Broadway, next Mason, to Shute -Prescott, from 300 Main to 24 Tremout Prospect, from nearly opp. 64 Lexington to High n. Foster -Railroad, from 260 Broadway to opp. 24 Main -Raymond, from 664 Broadway to opp. 43 Walnut -Reed avenue, from 669 Broadway to 200 Ferry Reynolds avenue, from Maiden, next byd. County road, ta

Chelsea line -Rich, from 541 Ferry, alon^ the Maiden line, to Bryant Richdale avenue, from Dartmouth

-Robin, from Dexter, at Charlestown line, to Courtland Rock Valley avenue, from 453 Ferry, northeasterly Rosedale avenue, from Glen -Rover, from Robin, easterly Russell, from Elm street lane across end Qled Hill ave. to-

Woodlawn cemetery Sagamore, from Elm street lane lo byd. Gled Hill ave. Sammet (proposed), from Shute, byd. Bryant, to Maiden line Sargent (proposed), from Sammet School, from 61 Main to Norwood, junc. Broadway School street place, from 148 School Sea, from 960 Broadwav to Maiden line Second, from 385 Broadway to Chelsea line -Shute, from 409 Ferry, across Broadway, to 14 Lynn Spalding, from 62 Main to the railroad -Spring, from opp. 96 Chelsea to Second Springvale avenue, from Elm, nearly opp. Calhoun ave. to-

Cbelsea line Spruce, from Jefferson ave. n. Glen, to Madison ave. -Standish, from opp. 5 Henderson ave. to the marsh -Stevenson avenue, from 803 Broadway to Jefferi^on Stimson court, from 18 West Stonevale, from 272 Broadway to School, junc. Main

It T, UAIWLl, ODD FBLLOirs BLDG.9 LfbflLllt

*Sammer, from 605 Broadway to jane. High and Oliver Sammit avenue, from Broadway, byd. StevenBon ave. to Jef- Sunnvside avenae, from 76 Nichols to 81 Harvard Swan, from 79 Bookman to 84 Cleveland ave. Tappan, from 146 Hancock to Kinsman Taylor (proposed), from Bryant to Sammet, at Maiden line Third, see West Third Thompson place, from 23 Mystic *Thorndike, from 85 Broadway to opp. 56 Robin Thurman, from 6 Summit ave. to byd. Olendale ave. Tileston, from 122 Main, westerly, to the marsh Timothy avenue, from 706 Broadway, northwesterly *Tremont, continuation of Bell Rock, from Pearl to Blton Tremont place, from 38 Tremont Tudor, from north of Currier's ct. southerly Tufts avenue, from 63 Winthrop Union, from 60 Ferry to Maiden Union avenue, from 81 Norwood to 30 Liberty Union court, from 1 Union ave.

Upland road, from Glendale, n. Hancock, to Pleasant ave. Valley, from 43 Waters ave. to 1 Clark Vernal, from 428 Ferry Villa avenue, from 140 Ferry to 31 Foster Vine, from Boston, across Chelsea, to Nichols Walnut, from 50 Hancock to 378 Ferry Warren, from 128 Hancock to 40 Cleveland ave. Warren avenue, from 606 Broadway to end of Parker Washburn, from 128 Broadway to opp. 107 Bow Washington, from 200 Belmont to opp. 07 Bradford Washington avenue, from end Elm, along the Revere line, to

byd. Fuller Washington park, from Elm, north of Jefferson ave. n. Wood- lawn cemetery Washington place, from 201 Broadway Waters avenue, from 218 Main to S. B. R. R. Waverly, from 48 Buckman to 60 Hancock Waverly avenue, from 680 Broadway to opp. 83 Walnut Webster, from 484 Broadway to opp. 134 Linden Wedgewood, from 62 Central ave. to 6 Bennett Wellington avenue, from West, opp. West st. station, to

Henderson ave. West, from SO Main to the S. B. railroad West Clark, changed to Clark West Third, from Vine, n. Boston, to Chelsea line Wilbur, from Elm street lane to Oled Hill ave. Willard, from 307 Broadway to 22 Bailey Williams, from 63 Tileston to C. H. Bangs D. F. Co.'s Williams place, from 66 Prescott Winslow, from 15 Valley to 64 Buckman

WILLIAM P. COLLINS, 662 Broadway, Everett.

in all Its branchcf. Largest List of

Houses for Sale and to Rent.

Property on the Hill a Specialty.

Winslow street extensioD, changed to Winalow

* Winter, from 111 Chelsea to the marsh Winter place, from 19 Clinton to Edmester

* Winter street place, from opp. 87 Winter Winthrop, from 179 Main to Norwood, n. Corey Woodland, from opp. 24 Central ave. easterly -Woodlawn, from 48 Nichols to byd. Garland Woodlawn avenue, from film, opp. Woodlawn cemetery gate,

to Chelsea line Woodside avenue, from Dartmouth ^Woodville, from 386 Main to 24 Bell Rock -Woodward, from 476 Ferry, northeasterly Wyllis avenue, from Main, opp. Belmont, westerly, along

Maiden line, to the marsh

Office and Wharf. 65 MEDFORD ST. Yard, School, cor. Main.

Aroanam Hall, 425 Broadway

Bailey's Blook, 148 to 154 School

Broadway Hall, Cottage cor. Broadway

Cannell's Bailding, 440-442 Broadway

City Hall, Church cor. Broadway

City Offices, Charch cor. Broadway

Colbnrn Block, Hancock cor. BelmoDt

Dearing Block, 400 and 402 Broadway

Dili's Building, 464-466 Broadway

Evans Building, 421 to 425 Broadway

fiyerett Hall, Masonic Bldg. 2 Chelsea

Fitzgerald's Block, 16 to 18 Chelsea

Forester's Hall, 459 Broadway

'Glendale Block, 714 to 720 Broadway cor. Ferry

Oood Templar Hall, 101 School

G. A. R. Building, School cor. Corey

O. A. R. Hall, 101 School cor. Corey

flapgood Building, 472 to 476 Broadway

Henderson's Block, 47 to 53 Main

Kittredge Block, 160 to 164 School

liiberty Hall, 6 Chelsea

Masonic Building, 445 to 453 Broadway and 2 to 8 Chelsea

Masonic Hall, Masonic Building, 2 Chelsea

McDonald Block, Carter n. the railroad

Odd Fellows' Building. 166 to 172 School

Odd Fellows' Hall, 168 School

Plaisted's Building, 457-459 Broadway

Police Station, 367 Broadway

Post Office, 476 Broadway next byd. Church

Public Library (F. £. Parlin Memorial), Broadway jnnc.

Shute Memorial Library Building, Broadway cor. Gled Hill

Temple Block, 68 and 74 Main

J 712 Broadway, EVEKETT.

Glenwood, Fuller street, D. C. Kerr, foreman Woodlawo, entrance Elm street, F. F. Marsball, supt.

Bast Everett, Edward A. Weltch, station agent, Second d».

Everett, Charles H. Stanton, station agent, Broadway, juno.

West Everett, Franklin C. Hyde, station agent, Tremont

opp. Prospect West Street, John W. Thompson, station agent

Vp-ID-BalG a H^Bvaw^a-vw ..Odd Fellows Building..

Agt., agent; asst., assistaot; ave., avenue; b. or bds., boards; bet.,, between; bldg., building; blk., block; bsmt., basement; byd., be- yond; (B.), Boston; B. E. R. Co., Boston Elevated Railway Co.; B. & M. R. R., Boston & Maine Railroad; c. or cor., corner; C, Chel- Bangs Druggists* Fixture Co.; Chasn., Cbarlestown; com. mer., commission merchant; ct. court; do., ditto; E. B., East Boston; ext., extension; F. H. Mkt., Faneuil Hall Market; Q. H. F. Co., road; M., Maiden; mnfr., manufacturer; mngr., manager; n. near; New England Structural Co. ; opp., opposite; pk.,park; pi., place; P. O., post office; pres., president; r., rear; rd., road; rms., rooms; sec., secretary; sq., square; s. r., summer resident; st., street; supt.,

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

ABBOTT ALICE L. MRS. h. 7 Washington

Eugene S. rem. to Maiden

Florence A. Mrs., h. 13 Chestnut

Frftnk H. machinist, b. 5 Emery

Frank W.gateman (Union station, B.), h.7 Washington

Sarah D. widow of Levi B. b. J. H. Blanchard's, Jefferson

ave, [Forest ave.

Abercrombie Mary E. Mi8f>, principal Franklin school, b. 46

Aberle Sara P. widow, compositor, 150 School, h. 11 Auburn

William H. driver (B.), b. 11 Auburn fave.

Abrahams Jacob, furniture (190 Portland, B.),h. 2 Blanchard Abrams Joseph, lawyer (DeFilippo & Abrams, 28 School^

Abramson Arthur T. bookkeeper (B.), b. 89 Dean

Charlotte E. Miss, milliner (B.), b. 39 Dean

E. Maud Miss, stenographer (Chasn.), b. 39 Dean

WilliaiDP. COliS MEstate Jort!iagii8,li8flraic(

662 Broadway, EVERETT.

Abramson Florenoe M. Miss, stenographer (B.), b. 39 Dean

Lillian G. Miss, stenographer, b. 80 Dean Ackerman James D. janitor Lincoln school, h. r. 48 Lewis

Mary A. widow of Joseph D. b. r. 42 Lewis [Raymond Aokerson Joseph, constable (842 Tremont bldg. B.), h. 16 Acomb Thomas W. rem. to Maiden Adams Annie L. widow of Charles, b. 336 Ferry

Charles E. wood carver, h. 21 Linden

Charlotte Miss, b. 406 Ferry

Edwin G. street car conductor, b. IS Waverly ave.

Florence W. Miss, bookkeeper (126 Com'l, B.), b. 17

Frank N. milk dealer, 20 Oakes, h. do.

Fred, marine (U. S. N.), b. 16 Tileston

George H. street car conductor, b. 9 Stevenson ave.

George J. teacher (B.), h 18 Appleton

Hanson H. wood carver, h. 16 Tileston

Henry J. jeweler, h. 66 Cottage

Howard H. rem. to Boston

Ida L widow of William L. h. 96 Clark

Irving L. pattern maker (Chasn), h. 83 Linden

Laura A. G. Mrs. h. 17 Parlin

Lyman D. foreman (C), h. 146 Vine

Patrick, collector (B.), h. 13 Waverly ave.

Stephen C. street car conductor, b. 20 Oakes

Wallace E. wringer repairer (B.), h. 124 Waverly

William B. stereotyper, h. 120 Bow

William H. b. 13 Waverly ave. [Main

William H. foreman carver, C. H. B. D. F. Co. h. 198

William H. machinist, b. 26 Paris

Willie F. milkman, h. 64 Oakes Agostini Charles, plasterer, b. 1 2 Sea

Peter, plasterer, h. 12 Sea Agry Carleton W. real estate (27 State, B.), h. 6 Marie ave. Ahearn John, watchman, N. E. S. Co. h. Second

Patrick W. tailor, h. 80 Foster

see O'Hearn Ahearne Thomas J. elevatorman, h. 6 Standish Ahlin Aaron, h. 4 Clark Aiken Augustus, clerk (4 T wharf, B.), h. 80 Reed ave.

Charles H. clerk (B.), h. 282 Main

Joseph M, h. 6 Parlin

Myron L. salesman (B.), b. 342 Broadway Ainslie Peter, molder, b. 2 Thompson pi. Aker James A. janitor f B.), h. Henry n. Broadway Albaum David, clerk (B.), b. 17 Bell Rock

Nathan, glove cutter, b. 17 Bell Rock

Simon, tailor, 642 1-2 Ferry, h. 17 Bell Rock

Offloe and Wharf, 65 Medford St.,

Coal aoii Wood.

Albee Ellen L. MisB, teacher, Webster sobool, b. The RawBon

Herbert C. S. shipper (B.), h. 273 Main Albreoht Herman^trav. salesman (B.), h. 1 Waters ave. Aldrioh Frank H. cabinet maker, h. 82 Francis

Frank M. plumber, h. 2 Maple ave.

Joseph C. tray, salesman, b. '^8 Olendale Alexander Frank E. laborer, h. 56 Central ave.

Joaquin, cook, h. 8 Parlin

William P. steward (B.),h. 1 1-2 Appleton

William S. marine engineer, h. 41 Francis Alger James H. teamster, h. 28 1-2 Autumn

Walter B. clerk (3 Bowdoin sq. B.), b. 28 1-2 Autumn Allan John O. clerk (92 Court, B.), b. 5 Wellington ave. Allanbrook Joseph H. clerk, h. 12 Gladstone AUard Conrad C. printer (B.), h. 7 Thurman

Emily T. Mrs. dressmaker, 7 Thurman, b. do.

Harrison R. shipper (36 Bedford, B.), h. 37 Winthrop

Hollis A. ins* solicitor, h* 4 Tappan

Allen Andrew W. rem. to Cambridge

Annie M. Miss, bookkeeper, b. 834 Ferry

Arabella W. widow of Albert, h. Francis n. Nichols

Arthur L. rem. to Somerville

Charles A. died December 20, 1898

David B. rem. to South Med way

Deoscar F. civil service registrar, 6 city hall; and real estate and insurance, 40 Vernal, h. do.

Elias 6. blacksmith, b. 21 Irving

Ernest C. trav. salesman, b. 56 Liberty

Eugene A. electricifln (P. O., B.), h. 143 Cottage

George B. agent (211 Washington, B.), h. 31 Waverly

Henry P. cab driver, h. 8 Hazel park

John A. supt. (46 Water, Chasn.), h. 74 Clinton

John D. col]t>ctor, Everett Republican, b. 23 Chelsea

Lysander, porter (B.), h. 2 Lyude

Martha A. widow of John H. b. 31 Waverly

Nathan J. coffee roaster (B.), Ji. 33 Woodville

Nathaniel, h. 4 Plumer

Nicholas I. machinist (B.), h. 4 Wellington ave.

Robert M. clerk, b. 334 Ferry

Samuel G. h. 334 Ferry

Wallace E. eni^ineer, h. Springvale ave. at Chelsea line

Walter B. foreman (E.Cambridge), h. 88 Cleveland ave.

William H. clerk, h. 28 High Allstead Rose Mrs. dry goods, 238 Main, h. do.

Samuel, clothing cutter (B.), h. 238 Main Allstine Amos K. bookbinder (299 Wash. B.), rms. 96 School Almeda Joseph, machinist, h. 31 Villa ave. Almeder Lyman P. fruit (46 Com'l, B.), h. 21 Franklin Alpine John R. gas fitter, h. Tremont cor. Prescott

Houses roT Sale and to Let.

Insurance Placed In Best Companies. ...

712 Broadway,6lendale Sq. Everett

AUterberg Aagasta, widow of Frank, h. 347 Main

Carl L. ins* solicitor, b. 347 Main

Frank O. patternmaker, b. 847 Main

Frederick A. gardener, b. 347 Main

Gastavus H.. stenographer (Chasn.), b. 347 Main Alvernas Joseph, canvasser, h 20 West Alwell Lawrence, checker (B.), h. 205 Vine

Thomas K. clothing catter (B.), b. 206 Vine [bridge Ambrose George A. engineer, Andrews & Co., h. at Cam- Ambrosi John L. plumber, b, 10 Grover

Lorenzo, wood carver, h. 10 Grover Amend Andrew, steward (B.), h. 2 Ellsworth American Kxpress Co., Chas. M. Gowen, agent, 10 Chelsea

AMERICAN STABLES, Dennis P. Murphy, prop, (hack, boarding, livery and sales) 10 Second. See Amerige Alfred B. h. 64 Chelsea [77 Clark

Ames Addie L Miss, amusement agent (180 Tremont, B.), b.

Florett A. Miss, purchasing agent, b. 77 Clark

Fred C. real estate, h. 42 Fremont ave.

Henry G. (Ames & Roosen) Elm cor. Jefferson ave. h. Jefferson ave. n. Glen

Lydia B. widow of Edward W. h 77 Clark

Mercy W. Miss, bookkeeper, h. 191 Nichols

Seth K. dairy products, 407 Broadway, h. at Melrose

A Roosen (Henry G. Ames and William S. Roosen), groceries and provisions. Elm cor. Jefferson ave. Ammann Henry C. zinc etcher, h. 16 Lynde [h. 47 do.

Andersen Christian A. groceries and provisions, 45 Nichols, Anderson Albert A. laborer, h. 63 Irving

Alfred, clerk (Custom House, B.), h. 161 Vine

Ann, widow of Carl, b. 86 Reed ave.

Anna Miss, h. 266 Main

Arthur L. rem. to New York city

August, clerk (504 Washington, B.), h. 21 Chestnut

Carl, carpenter, h. 44 Vernal

Carl, clerk (B.), b. 15 Green

Carl P. foreman (M.). h. 18 Oliver

Charles, laborer, b. 32 Lynn

Charles, machinist, h. 1 Standish [Elm, h. do.

Charles E. painter and paper hanger, Springvale ave. n.

Charles E. stenographer (230 Washington, B.), b. 7 Waverly ave.

Colin C. furniture mover, 83 Courtland, h. do.

Elof, tailor, h, 8 Ashton ave.

Erick, mason, h. 39 Paris

Frank A. jeweler (B.), h. 35 1-2 Beacham [way

Gporere R. variety store, Main cor. School, b. 229 Broad-

ANDERSON GIJSTAF E. painter and decorator, 16 Oliver, h. do. vSee page 7

TlQ and sneet iron Worker, tools Tinoeil, Eto.

Anderson Herbert C. oarpenter, h. 28 Clinton

James A. apprentice, b. 68 Irving

James L. clerk (34 India, B.), h. 32 Beacon

James W. b. 19 Harvard

Janet, widow of Jobn, b. 74 Clinton

John, coppersmith, b. 6 Aabum

John, machinist, b. 74 Clinton

John, packer (B.), h. 1 Fleet

John O. paint maker, b. 1 7 Oliver

Josephine, widow of John A. h. 82 Lynn

Levi, painter, b. 15 Green

Levi W. baker, h. 86 Florence

Malcolm, plasterer, h. 132 Bow

Mary, widow of Andrew, h. 163 Vine

Oscar W. box maker, h. 26 East Elm

Robert, variety store, 18 Pleasant View ave. h. do. [ave*

Robert P. bookkeeper (453 Wash. B.), h. 16 Oakland

Thomas J. b. 6 1-2 Franklin

Thomas J. jr. painter, h. 5 1-2 Franklin [Locust

Andrew Fred S. com. merchant (13 1-2 Blackstone, B.), h. 7

Marguerite R. MifiF, dressmaker, 11 Foster, b. do. Andrews Albert E. collector (23 Court, B.), h. 30 High

Edwin, b. 3 Union ave.

Elmore (Andrews & Co.), foot Bartlett, h. 72 Harvard

Francis, car shifter (B.), h 222 Vine

Francis E. trav. salesman, h. 3 Union ave.

George W. b. 43 Buckman

Henry, carpenter, h. 1 1 Foster

Henry S. carpenter, h. 43 Buckman

Herbert R. teamster, h. 30 Lewis

JuRtin E. h. 349 Main

ANDREWS MABY A. MBS. physician, 349 Main, Orrin K. master-at-arms (U. S. N.), h. 23a Chelsea Oscar L. electrician (B.), h. 1 West Patrick H. h. 191 Broadway Richard, teamster, b. 191 Broadway William fT. coppersmith, h. 16 Gladstone

ANDREWS & CO. (Elmore Andrews and Herbert P. Wasgatt), shoe mnfrs. foot Bartlett; and (46 Lin- coln, B.). See page 6 Angell Edwin A. grocer, 373 Broadway, h. 376 do. Angus Frederick C. watchman, h. 10 Elm Annable J. Howard, janitor, 6 Chelsea, h. 218 Vine Annis Albe, weaver, h. 6 Cedar [Crescent n. Ferry

Ansley Foundry Co. John I). Ansley pres, mnfr. sash weights.

In thts Strongest United States nd Foreign Companies.

Ansley John D, pres. Ansley Foundry Co. h. 27 Liberty Anthony Jacob £. contractor, carpenter and bailder, 319^

Main, h. do. Antonelli Antoni, shoe repairer, 152 Ferry, h. do.

James, shoe repairer, 154jl School, h. 152 Ferry

Massimo, tailor, 1 Villa ave. b. 162 Ferry Appleby Frederick, jeweler (B.), h. 122 Bow Appleton Hyman A. variety store (C), h. off Everett ave. at

Chelsea line Appleyard Gertrude M. widow of Thomas, h. 40 Tileston

Iliomas, died July 9, 1898 Archibald Edmund L. b. 363 Main

Ella M. Miss, clerk (B.), b. 80 Chelsea

George C. P. b. 80 Chelsea

Henry M. motorman, h. 9 Hawthorn

Jessie Mrs. h. 80 Chelsea

Jessie A. Miss, stenographer (B.), b. 80 Chelsea

Lillian R. Miss, asst. editor (B.), b. 80 Chelsea

William D. student, b. 363 Main Arey Clifton B. clerk (70 Kilby, B.), b. 196 Buckman [man

Elbridge G. salesman (52 8oulh Market, B.), h 196 Buck- Lewis A. clerk (B.), b. 120 Waverly [Hampshire Armington Everett F. civil engineer (Brookline), b. 15

Joseph W. principal, Centre school, h. 15 Hampshire Armstead Susan A. widow of John E. h. 19 Alfred Armstrong Arthur M , cabinet maker (B.), h. 115 Irving

George L. clerk, 80 Ferry, b. 50 Florence

George W. rem. to Maiden

Henry V. trav. salesman, h. 2 West

Henry W. musician, b 2 Wef»t

ARMSTRONG WILLIAM B. carpenter and builder, 9 Norwood, h. do. See page 415 William E. tinsmith, 8 Chelsea, h. at Maiden William M. oysters (147 Portland and 138 Atlantic ave*

William W. laborer, h. 49 Prescott Arnold Frank E. machinist, h. 69 Walnut William, steam fitter, h. 19 Beacham Arratto Peter, bootblack, b. 4 West

Ashbrook Ralph R., decorator, h. 29 Jackson ave. [do.

Atkins Charles W. real estate, Elm cor. Jefferson ave. h.opp. Edward F. b. 145 Nichols Francis W. real estate, h. 145 Nichols George F. (George F. Atkins & Co.), 163 Ferry, and

prop. Everett House, 456 Broadway, h. do.

George F. & Co. (George F. Atkins), stable, 163 Ferry

Marion P. Miss, bookkeeper, 429 Broadway, b. 145

Nichols [ave. b. do.

Atkinson Albert D. (Atkinson Bros.), Elm cor. Springvale

TTTTT i n fiflfll OHIce and Wharf,

^^r=T nUUUi Yard, School cor. Main, Everett.

Atkinson Andrew P. baker'8 helper, b. 43 School

Bros. (Bdwin and Albert D.), groceries and provisions.

Elm cor. Springvale ave. Charles F. b. 74 Cottage David C. carpenter, h. 74 Cottage

Edwin (Atkinson Bros.), Elm cor. Springvale ave. h. do. Joseph, machinist, h. 14 Irving [mond

Joseph C. constable (842 Tremont bldg. B.), h. 15 Ray- Laura S. widow of Tolbert P. h 43 School

Atus William C. laborer, h 13 Arlington [164 Linden

Atwater Ellen H. Miss, propr. The Everett Kindergarten, b. John S. asst. supt. (B.) h. 164 Linden Lewis E. compositor, 150 School, h. 12 Hazel pk.

Atwood Amos F. b. 178 Main

Arthar D. salesman (426 Atlantic ave. B.), h. 21 Paris

Ellen H. Miss, teacher, b. 164 Linden

Frederick R. clerk (B.), b. 103 Summer

Horace G. ins. examiner, h. 73 Clark

Isadore E. widow of Lewis M. b. 4 Hancock pk.

Mabel L. Miss, compositor, b. 103 Summer

Mary O. widow of Charles F. h. 577 Broadway

Matilda, widow of Frederick, h. 103 Summer

Augef Eugene A. foreman (B.), h. 32 Waters ave.

Austin Cornelius, h. 10 Winter

Ira F. shipper (141 Essex, B.), h. 175 Bradford Michael J. laborer, b. 10 Winter Nathaniel, h. 5 Bell Rock

Avery EI wood, draughtsman, 11 City Hall, h. 56 Mansfield Harry, clerk, 12 Chelsea, b. 56 Mansfield Hattie M. Mrs, h. 56 Mansfield Svlvanus E. hack driver, b. 18 Gladstone

Avila Charles E. wood worker, h. 46 Florence

Ayer Frank C. street car conductor, h. 7 Gled Hill ave. Frank P. foreman (B.), h. 262 Main Sarah E. widow of Erastus W. b. 7 Gled Hill ave.

Ayers Henry W. h. Elm n. Jefferson ave. Samuel, clerk (B.), rms, 215 Broadway

BABB ALEXANDER, mngr. (02 1-2 Blackstone, B.) h. 122

Martha J. Miss, variety store, 242 Main, b. 96 Chestnut

Babcock Fred F. driver, b. J. Thomas Babcock's

James, removed to Gloucester

J. Thomas, carpenter, h. Pleasant ave. n. Harley ct. Bacchus John J., laborer, h. 1 Gardner ct. [Washington pi. Bachelder Henry A. gate tender, Broadway crossing, h. 1

Samuel H. clerk (B.), h. 9 Alfred Bacon Harrv B. b. 28 Beacon

712 Broadway, Qlendale Square,

Baoon Henry, pres. (660 Albany, B.) h. 28 Beacon Badger Alice A. Miss, teacher, High school, b. 70 Harvard

Benjamin F. jr. clerk (176 Dev. B.), h. 70 Harvard

David N. real estate, h. 1 1 Marion pi.

D. Edgar, pipe coverer (B.), h. 3 Shate

Ernest F. chemist, b. 70 Harvard Badigian Harry, rem. to Montello

Paul, jeweler (Somerville), h. 5 Cedar terrace Bagley Frank A. real estate (H'itchbarg), h. 686 Broadway

Lovisa R. widow of Almond F. b. 626 Broadway

Nettie Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 626 Broadway Bailey Annie F. widow of Alfred A. h. 6 Hazel park

Benjamin, salesman (Chasn.), h. 26 Everett

Charles A. waiter, b. 69 Tileston

BAILEY DUDLEY P. lawyer, 154a School, Everett

George W. plumber, h. 28 Maiden Grace T. Miss, teacher, Glendale school, b. at Maiden Mary, widow of Patrick, h. 7 Thorndike Mary A. Mrs. narse, h. 19 Marie ave. Oscar L. (Oscar L. Bailey & Co.) Spalding, h. at Chelsea Oscar L. A Co. (Oscar L. Bailey and Charles A. Spalding),

mnfrs. knit goods, Spalding n. Main, store (18

Philip G. iron worker, b. 163 Vine Theophilus S. laborer, h. 17 Kippy William H. police, h. 31 Buckman William J. shipper (B.), b. 6 Hazel park Baird William, h. 95 West Third

Baker Albert H. fish (310 Camb. B.), h. 279 Broadway Annie P. widow of Nehemiah, h. 178 Main Arthur W. rem. to Somerville Asel B. carpenter, h. 26 Cottage Charles H. cabinet maker, b. 40 Everett Charles U. h. 40 Everett Daniel W. h. 6 Gled Hill ave.

BAKER DAYID K. hay, grain, etc. HI Belmont, h. 216 Hancock. See page 388 Delia M. Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 20 Foster Delia M. Mrs. nurse, b. 20 Foster Elisha O. carpenter, h. 6 Lawrence Frank B. cigarmaker, h. 84 Reed ave. Frank E. clerk, 322 Main, b. 40 Everett Hubert E. carpenter, h. Porter cor. Shute James T. salesman (B.), h. 77 Waverly John H. clerk, b. 178 Main Josiah R. salesman (B), h. 91 Chestnut Josiah S. salesman (B.), h. 8 1-2 Oliver Melissa, widow of Seth S. h. 163 Nichols

at T. F. GARVEY'S. Odd Fellows Bldg., EVERETT.

Baker Rafas G. engineer (B.), h. 501 Broadway

Sarah O. Mias, telegrapher (B.), b. 6 Gled Hill ave.

Bakewell William A. steam fitter, h. 176 Broadway Balch Ralph A. manager (17 Temple pi. B.), b. 5 Lewis Baloom Edward S. shoe catter, h 13 Chestnut Baldwin Charles A. (H. B. Emerson A Co.) 88 Cottage, b. do.

Charles D. clothing cutter (B.), h. 83 Clinton

Edwin, clerk (518 Wash. B.), b. 2 Locust

Edwin C. bookkeeper (B.), b. 2 Locust

Eleanor C. widow of Perkins E. h. 22 Prospect

E. Augusta Miss, h. 206 Main

Felix J. teamster, h. 193 Bow

Frank A. clerk (Chasn.), h. 12 Paris

Frederick, b. 46 Buckman

Harry W. salesman (17 Court, B.), h. 2 1-2 Highland ave.

Nancy, widow of James M. b. 206 Main [Linden

Balfour John B. underwear mnfr. (105 Chauncy, B.) b. 207 Ball Mary E. widow of D. Jennis, b. 15 Walnut

William T. salesman (48 So. Market, B.), h. 4 Lawrence Ballard Fred H. rem. to Revere Bancroft Carrie Mrs. b. 71 Bradford Bangs Carroll L. teamster, h. 217 Main

Charles H. pres. C. H. Bangs D. F. Co. Williams, and

Williams, and (373 Wash. B.)

J. Sherman, milk dealer, 183 Main, b. do. Banks Ingraham B. boot and shoe repairer, 119 Belmont, rms. at Charlestown [House

Bannister J. Frank (Milberry & Bannister), Second, b. Everett Bansen Henry M. trav. salesman, h 1 Elm [Vine

Barbour Marion L. Miss, stenographer (17 South, B.), b. 142

Otis, rem. to Somerville [Vine

William (Boston Paper Box Co. 205 Congress, B.),h. 142 Barbrick J. Fraiser, b. 8 Waverly Barcelo James S. salesman (B.), h. 8 West

Napoleon F. clerk (B.), b. 8 West Barclay Charles E. trav. salesman, h. 30 Bailey Barelle Samuel S. teamster, h. 6 Arlington [Nichols

Barickman Howard A. restaurant (6 Chambers, B.), h. 159 Barker Charles W. foreman, 163 Ferry, h. r. 201 do.

Eliza K. widow of John D. h. 12 Cottage

George J. iron worker, h. 371 Main

Jennie A. Mrs. rem. to Maiden

Joseph C. proof reader (B.), h. 153 Bradford Barlow John, compositor (B.), b. 137 Belmont [Prospect Barnard Frank J. (F. J. Barnard & Co. 17 Province, B.), h. 3

Robert M. h. 554 Broadway

William E. driver, h. 15 Tufts ave.

"C^ C% ^T^ A ^T^ Tj^ ^^ Personal attention ^ven to care of Estates fi^T S I /\ I Xl^^ *°<* Collection of Rents.

"^ "^ ^ -a-^K^* Auctioneer. .. Justice of the Peace.

Barnes Amos, rem. to Boston

Charles W. oyster packer, h. 8 Wedgewood

George H. compositor (B.), h. 216 Bradford

Israel F. h. 70 Cottage

Lewis H. ins. solicitor, h. 3 1 Linden

Lillian F. Miss, cashier (518 Wash. B.), b. 415 Ferry

William, carriagesmith, h. 13 Fleet

William J. waiter (B.), h. 2 Ashton ave. Barnett Hannah, widow of Richard, b. 6 Lawrence

Richard F. laborer, b. 6 Lawrence Barney Edwin M. butter and eggs, h. 27 Woodville Barr Albert E. plumber, b. 4 Oakland ave.

James S. salesman (403 Washington, B.), b. 7 Ferry

Jennie F. Miss, compositor (B.), b. 4 Oakland ave.

John, laborer, b. 64'VVoodIawn

Mary E. widow of James S. h. 4 Oakland ave. Barras Zebulon W. rem. to Revere Barrett Albert L. machinist, b. 635 Broadway

Arthur W. b. W. A. Todd's, Jefferson ave.

Catherine, widow of William H. h. 635 Broadway

William, watchman (33 Summer, B.), h. 7 Parlin

see Barritt [road at Chelsea line

Barrie Alexander, asst. manager (31 Milk, B.), h. County

George, manager (31 Milk, B.),b. R. Barrie's

Robert H. electrotyper, Williams n. B. A M. R. R. h.. County road at Chelsea line Barrile Joseph J. barber, h. 19 Bailey Barrington Edward, iron worker, b. 34 Courtland Barritt George V. clerk (69 Union, B.), h. 55 Ferry

James E. compositor (B.), h. 1 Perry pi.

William E. clerk (B.), b. 1 Perry pi. Barrows Charles E. foreman, 8 Chelsea, h. at Medford

Elizabeth, widow of Jacob T. h. 63 Winslow

Frank T. salesman (B.), b. 63 Winslow

Fred D. compositor, b. 63 Winslow

Laban, knitter, h. 4 Cross

Mary E. widow of James E. h. 8 Pearl Barry Annie Mrs. variety store, 326 Broadway, h. 7 Auburn

Francis A. died December 26, 1897

John, h. 22 Tremont

John, laborer, h. 49 Mystic

John J. freight handler, h. 172 Main

John J. laborer, h. 49 Mystic

Joseph W. plumber (1 Park, Chasn.), b. 22 Tremont

Julia J. widow of John C. b. 38 Robin

Michael M. laborer, h. 7 Auburn

Patrick, laborer, b. P6 Ferry

Bavry Richard T. frame gilder, h. 7 FoRter

Thomas, foreman (Chasn.), h. 6 Dane Barsulia Peter, stucco worker, 46 High, h. do. Bartels Reinhard E. rem. to Chelsea [h. at Maiden

Bartlett Bourne S. (Bartlett & Taylor), Ferry c. Broadway,

Charles E. h. Elm n. Calhoun ave.

Charles G. foreman (7 Federal ct. B.), h. 18 Autumn

Edward, carpenter, h. 183 Chelsea

Grace P. Miss, teacher (Cliftondale), b. 37 Warren

Rebecca, widow of Caleb, b. 22 Autumn

Stillman F. plumber, 21 Foster, b. do. [shire

Theodore H. bookkeeper (3*3 Summer, B.), h. 9 Uamp-

& Taylor (Bourne S. Bartlett and Bert T. Taylor), fruit and confectionery. Ferry c. Broadway Bartley Maria Miss, h. 71 Bradford Bartol Charles W. brass finisher, h. 148 Irvin^r

Mary E. widow of William H. h. 148 Irving

Woodbury H. shade maker, b. 148 Irving Barton Alfred, watchmaker (C), h. 66 Ferry Barwick Charlotte E. widow of William H. h. 21 Bell Rock

Henry A. machinist (B.), b. 21 Bell Rock Barzelay Abraham, cigar maker, h. 2 Waverly ave. Bascom Nellie M. Miss, principal, Nichols school, b. 16 Ferry Bassett Charles E. removed to Chelsea

John, clerk (B.), b. 99 Hancock

William, carpenter and builder, 60 Liberty, b. do.

William H. carriage maker, h. 6 Kelvin Baston Caroline W. Miss, h. 9 Waverly ave.

Batchelder Anna Miss, teacher, Devens school, b. 66 Liberty

Ernest E. clerk, 160 School, b. 60 Courtland

Francis (Francis Batchelder & Co. 66 Biackstone, B.), h.

Harry G. b. 211 Broadway

Henri, supt. (66 Biackstone, B.) h. 16 Forest ave.

John, carriage painter, h. 211 Broadway

William A. engineer, B. A M. R. R. h. 60 Courtland

see Bachelder Bateman Louisa, widow of Thomao. h. 47 Glendale Bates Grace L. Miss, bookkeeper, 270 Broadway, b. at Boston

Julia A. widow of William P. h. 21 Foster

Moses J. weigher (B.), b. 6 Ferry

Walter B. b. 183 Chelsea

Wilfred B. laundry (Maiden), h. 183 Chelsea

William A. pattern maker, b. 4 Maple ave.

William F. floor walker (340 Wash. B.), b. 21 Foster Bath Frank A. clerk (766 Wash. B.), h. 4 Valley

John, tailor, 204 Broadway, rms. 12 Thorndike Bathrick Stephen A. trav. salesman, b. 39 Harvard Batson Lucretia A. widow of William C. died Jan. 23, 1897

Agents of Best Companies.

712 Broadway, Glendale Square,

E. L. & Co. (Ella L. and William E. Battles,) proprs. Star Store, dry and fancy goods, 166 School, Ever-

William E. clerk (E. L. Battles & Co.), 166 School, h. Battryn Philipus, cigar maker, h. 24 Central ave. Bauer Andrew P. gardener, h. 6 Cedar terr. Baumbach Adolph, clerk (B.), h. 32 Woodville Baxter J. Albert, overseer (B.), h. 21a Glendale

Thomas C. chairmaker, b. 21a Glendale Bayne Alfred J. died April 6, 1897

Christine, widow of William, h. 5 Blanchard ave. Beach Joseph M. clerk (B.), h. 26 Winthrop Beake George, salesman (51 Franklin, B.), h. 14 Morris Beal Fred W. salesman (B.), b. 2 Maple ave.

Stanley, clerk, 10 Railroad [View ave*

Tarrant M. furniture (414 Main, Chasn.), h. 15 Pleasant Beale Mattie E. Miss, teacher, Glendale school, b. at Lyn Beals Charles J. painter, b. 38 Liberty

Fred A. water registrar, 426 Broadway, b. 38 Liberty

George N. painter, h. Springvale ave. n. Elm

Sarah L widow of Charles T. h. 38 Liberty Beaman George E. b. 3 Elm wood pi.

Willard E. bookkeeper (B.), h. 3 Elmwood pi. Bean Albro G. messenger (State House, B.), h. 87 Norwood

Charles T. driver, h. 10 Tufts ave.

Edna F. Miss, music teacher, 2 Marion pi. b. do.

Frank E. clothing cutter, h. 23 Glendale

Fred E. clothing cutter, b. 23 Glendale

George, mason, b. 34 Courtland

Jeremiah L. ship carpenter, h. 24 Woodville

Roscoe G. painter, 4 Woodville, h. do.

Sarah A. widow of Russell T. h. 2 Marion pi.

William K. cigar maker, h. 71 Walnut Bearce Charles M. (C. M. Bearce & Co.) 4 Parlin, h. 6 do.

BEARGE C. M. & CO. (Charles M. Bearce) mnfrs. druggists' furniture, 4 Parlin. See page 412 Beardsley John, pile driver, h. 673 Broadway

Robert R. fireman (Chasn.), h. 1 Milo Bearse Frank H. h. 132 Harvard

Frank W. clerk (104 Kingston, B.), b. 132 Harvard

Fred, rem. to Centerville

Mary A. widow of John, b. 104 Chestnut

Wallace C. foreman (B.), h. 104 Chestnut

Walter E. salesman (126 Tremont, B.), b. 132 Harvard Beaton Alexander, teamster, b. John Beaton's

Daniel, laborer, b. John Beaton's

John, laborer, h. Fuller opp. Woodlawn cemetery

William, teamster, b. John Beaton's

FilSt-lilasS'SMIi, FDBIIflCBi; Mm.

Beattie Andrew W. ( Beattie & Co.) 12Cleve]aDdave. b. 14 do.

Charles, baker, b. 18 Waverly ave.

John M. trav. saleBman, h. 1 Deshop pi. [Cleveland ave.

Beaumont Frank, rem. to Boston Beazley Alphonso, tinsmith, b. 17 Spring

Richard, tinsmith, h. 17 Spring Beck Herbert, driver, b. 10 Wellington ave.

Thomas, rem to Maiden

William M. engineer (40 WaUham, B.), h. C7 Reed ave. Beckman Alfred N. gateman (Union station, B), h. 103 Claik Beckwith Ernest O. meat cutter (B.), b. 8 Linden

William, driver, b. 8 Linden Beegan James F. telegrapher, b. 211 Bow

James F. towerman, Everett junct. b. 94 Main Beeler Charles F. rem. to Maiden

George S. cabinet maker, h 315 Main Beers Albert M. treas. and sec. (55 Congress, B.) h. 87 Cottage

Mabel E. Miss, teacher, Summer street primary schoul,

Romanus E. clerk (P. O., B.), h. 87 Cottage Bell Abraham, h. 2 Sunnyside ave.

Catherine Mrs. h. 24 Central ave.

Eliza B. widow of Henry, b. 10 Tufts' ave.

Herbertson, brush maker (B. ), h. Madison ave. n. Elm

Hiram E. photographer, 463 Broadway, h. 12 Waverly Bellam William C. street car conductor, h. 2 1-2 Elm Belle Simpson H. clergyman, h. 42 Rich Belleau David E. hairdresser, 176 Ferry, h. do. Belledeu George L. carpenter, h. 324 Main Bellevou Theophilus, driver, h. 12 Tremont

BELMONT HIIiL NURSERIES, Charles O. Saun- ders prop, nursery slock, 117 and 221 Bradford. See pasre 4

E. Steck prop. Bradford n. Belmont park. See page Belyea Amelia B. widow of Harvey, h. 11 Hawthorn

Charles T. rem. to Maiden Bemberg Laura J. Mrs. b. 4 Winter Bemis Luther D. watchman (Chasn.), h. 19 Jackson ave. Bench Patrick J. teamster, h. 223 Chelsea

Thomas, mason, 108 Vine, h. do. Bendroth John M. tailor's cutter, h. 15 Oakes Benedict Hiram A. press foreman (Globe, B.)» h. 20 Autumn

Luther P. shipper (450 Wash. B.), b. 20 Autumn

Stephen, b. 20 Autumn Bengtson Alfred C. clerk (B.), b. 35 Tileston

Matilda Miss, h. 225 Main

In All its branches. Largest List ui

Houses for Sale and to Rent.

Property on the Hill a Specialty.

Bengtson Peter A. fresco painter, h. 35 Tileston

Bdnilces Felix, laborer, h. 51 Bow

Beqjamin Albert W. driver, h. 229 Broadway

Robert E. janitor (B), h. 18 Ashton ave. [do.

Benner Morrill T. groceries and provisions, 42 Perry, h. 46

Bennett Alonzo, carpenter, h. 24 Cedar

Arthur W. salesman (115 Milk, B.), h. 2 Lawrence Bdna E. Mrs. rms. 12 Oliver Edwin G. clerk, 18 Main, h. 2 Parlin Frank D. salesman (B.), b. 2 Ellsworth [Glendale

George H. (Smith, Bennett & Co. 21 Cornbill, B.) h. 68 George W. plumber, h. 52 Cleveland ave. [Oakes

Maria S. widow of David E. b. 69 Harvard [Ferry

Sylvester G. salesman (48 Bunker Hill, Chasn.), h. 494 Whitfield, carpenter, h. 102 Waverly

Benoit Eugene C. waiter (B.), h. 29 Lewis Jesse O. bell boy (B.), b. 29 Lewis

Benson Charles, iron moulder, h. 1 Vine Charles, iron worker; h. 35 Union Charles, iron worker, h. 281 Chelsea Charles, shipper (B.), h. Elm opp. Calhoun George W. rem. to Marblehead John, piano maker, h. r. 38 Tremont

BENSOX OSCAR, house painter, 17 Oliver, rms. do. See page 399

Walter A. painter, h. 270 Ferry

William M. bookkeeper (42 Arch, B.), b. 17 Argyle

see Bansen Bent Archibald J. carpenter, b. 14 Shute

Ernest V. carpenter, h. 276 Ferry

George W. (G. W. Bent & Co.) Rover, h. at Hyde Park

G. W. <fe Co. (George W. Bent) metallic bedstead mnfrs. Rover n. Robin, office (93 Causeway, B.)

John Z. carpenter, h. 14 Shute

Lewis B. clerk, b. 14 Shute

William S. teamster, h. 22 Broadway Benton Adelbert J. clerk (24 Clinton, B.), h. 120 Bnckman Benzell John, engineer (101 Milk, B.), h. 78 Reed ave. Bergquist Emily T. Miss compositor (B.), b. 13 Bell Rock

Fred J, rem. to Boston

01af,h. 13 Bell Rock

Sanford, tailor, b. 50 Vernal Bernard Alexander A. carpenter, b. 18 Jackson ave.

Jeannette R. widow of John, h. 18 Jackson ave.

Joseph J. plumber, b. 18 Jackson ave. Bernhardt Isadore, trav. salesman, h. 30 Vernal Berry Albert, died June 10, 1898

Alfred T. cracker dealer, h. 21 Lynde

J. P. STEWART & CO., Goal and Wooil.

Office and Wharf, 65 MEDFORD ST. Yard, School, Cor. Main,

Berry Everett L. hairdresser, 169 Chelsea, h. 11 Ferry Prank, clerk (B.)> b. 343 Broadway Henry S. paper hanger, h. 19 Waverly ave. John 6. farmer, h. Wyllis ave. n. Main Aiartin A. carpenter, b. 32 Courtland Myrtie L. Miss, dressmaker, 1 Chelsea pi. b. do.

Bertuocio Frank, barber, h. 27 Alfred Joseph, rem. to East Boston

Berabe Frank, carpenter, h. 169 Cottage [Marie ave.

Berwig John M. electrician (67 1-2 Shawmut ave. B.), h. 21

Best Charles A. clerk (1061 Wash. B.), h. 43 Linden

Bettinson Joseph M. clerk (B.), h. 463 Ferry

Sarah C. widow of Richard B. h. Vernal n. Ferry Warren, prop. Bettinson's Steam Lanndry (35 Dart- month, M.), h. Central ave. n. Ferry

Beyer Jalius G. electrician (18 Summer, B.), h. 33 Everett

Bezanson Alexander E. ship carpenter, h. 685 Broadway

BEZANSON NETTIE M. MISS, milliner and millin- ery goods, 685 Broadway, b. do. See page 401

Stanley O. shipper (301 Wash. B.), b. 685 Broadway Bianchi Anselmo L. compositor (B.), b. 34 Woodville

Didaico, clay modeler, b. 34 Woodville

John, rem. to Waltham

Joseph, plumber, b. 34 Woodville

Lucia Mrs. h. 34 Woodville Biathrow Albert G. teamster, h. 3 Fleet Bickel John, meter inspector (24 West, B.), h. 2 Tileston Bickford Alfred G. manager, 58 Main, rms. do.

Celia, widow of Daniel C. h. 2 Bradford terrace Bicknell Charles C. brakeman, h. 1 9 Appleton

Cora E. Miss, h. 77 Norwood

Delphinas B. carpenter, h. 77 Norwood Bigelow Benjamin R. mgr. (55 Chatham, B.) h. 23 Fremont ave. [ave.

Carroll H. salesman (55 Chatham, B.), h. 23 Fremont

Edward L. buyer (55 Tremont, B.), h. 217 Belmont

James E. M. foreman (208 Boylston, B.), h. 44 Dean

Justin O. clerk (52 Bromfield, B.), h. 103 Clark

Lewis A. (Bigelow & Jordan, 28 Summer and 43 Brom- field, B.) h. 14 Forest ave. Biggie Charles J. laborer, h. 10 Plymouth

Margaret, widow of Francis J. h. 10 Plymouth

Thomas F. shoemaker, b. 10 Plymouth Bigwood Benjamin F. carpenter, h. 11 Wellington ave.

Charles G. foreman (B.), h. 8 Hancock park

Thomas C. rem. to Chelsea Billings Lester C. electrician, h. Kinsman n. Harley ave. Bills James W. rem. to Chelsea Bimbree Henry, laborer, b. 6 Davis ct.

HODses for Sale and to Let.

Insurance Placed In Best Companies. ...

712 Broadway, Glendale Sq. Everett

Bird David H. watchman (95 Milk, B.), h. 18a Aatumn

George H. b. 18a Autumn

Joseph F. apprentice, b. 132 Irving Birka Isaac H. b. 8 Plymouth

John H. teamster, h. 8 Plymouth Bishop Cathbert C. teamster, h. 5 Gladstone

L. Ernest, rem. to Chelsea

Nathan A. machinist, h. 351 Broadway

William H. laborer, h. 7 Henderson Bissett Joseph F. wheelwright and carriage repairer, SO Spring, h. 2 Griflin pi.

William J. blacksmith, 30 Spring, b. 2 Griffin pi. Bissonnette Eustache, piano maker (B.), h. 20 Jackson avo. Bither Delbert, motorman, b. 401 Ferry Bjorkholtz William J. painter, h. 55 Reed ave. Bjorsell August, tailor, h. 10 Clark

T>LACK ALBERT D. prop. Chelsea Steam Carpet Xy Cleaning Co. (152 Fourth, Chelsea), and 25 Oak«8,,

Henry B. trav. salesman, h. 55] Broadway

Leith S. supt. of streets, 12 city hall, h. 32 Ferry

Samuel A. wood worker h. 12 Avon Blackburn Stephen, painter, h. 10 Carter Blackden Mitty W. widow of John, b. 17 Lexington

Perry D. engineer, h. 68 Chestnut Blackler Archibald, electrician (B.), b. 665 Broadway Blackmar Louis E. engineer (State HouHe, B.), h. 9 Plnmer Blaokmer Francis A. salesman (B.), h. 20 Foster Blain John, brick mason, h. 1 1 West Blais J. Davis, plasterer, h. 205 Broadway Blaisdell Alonzo C. real estate (7 Water, B.), h. 8 Raymor.d>

Clara Mrs. b. 8 Harrison ave.

George S. tool maker, h. 16 Foster

Hannah J. widow of Charles, b. 32 Oakes

John E. blacksmith, 243 Chelsea, h. do.

J. Albert, rem. to Danvers Blake Celia, widow of Washington, b. 21 Lewis

Eliza M. Miss, died January 22, 1898

Ellen M. widow of William, b. The Prescott, Church.

George W. carpenter, h. 21 Lewis

Horatio G. elevator man (B.), h. Ill Broadway

Ira S. currier (Maiden), h. 53 Mansfield

Joseph C. machinist, h. 21 Arlington

Margaret J. widow of Thomas, h. 96 Hancock

Mary A. widow of George E. b. 23b Glendale

Peter T. prop. Blake's Real Estate Agency, Broadway, h. 3 Blake terrace | do. .

Robert C. mnfr. artificial limbs, 4 Pleasant View ave. h*

Blake Samueli carpenter, h. 19 Arlington

T. Proctor, produce (Chasn.), h. 123 Belmont William A. foreman (B.), h. 19 Mansfield

Blake's Real Estate Agency (P. T. Blake), insurance and real estate, Broad >iv ay cor. Ferry

Blaniy James, foreman (Chasn.), h. 20 Tileston John F. clerk (B.), b. 20 Tileston

BLANCHABD ALONZO E. real estate, insurance, and builder, 452 Broadway, b. 128 Chestnut. See

Charles 6. cabinet maker, h. 10 Union ave.

£mma G. Miss, teacher, Glendale school, bds The Pres- cott. Church

Fred M. clerk (B.), b. 30 Hancock

Frederick W. clerk (17 Pearl, B.),b. John H. Blanchard's

Harold, steam fitter, b. 127 Bow

Isaae A. h. 188 Broadway

John H. engineer (B.), h. Jefferson ave n. Elm

Joseph B. died June 6, 1897

Marshall, ship carpenter, b. 78 Cleveland ave.

Mary M. widow of Eliphalet R. b. 30 Hancock

Sophronia N. Mrs. dressmaker, 78 Cleveland ave. h. do.

Walter W. driver, h. 78 Cleveland ave. Blomgren Thure F. ap:ent (B.), h. 11 Dundee Blomquist George K. machinist, h. 28 Lynn Blood Ann E. Miss, h. 12 Dyer ave.

Bloom Louis, tailor, 469 Broadway, h. 3 West Bloomer Robert, laborer, h. 199 Bow [169 Hancock

Blount Eugene L (J. G. Blount & Co.) r. 5 Pleasant ave. h.

John G. (J. G. Blount A Co.) r. 5 Pleasant ave. h. 5 do.

BLOUNT J. O. & CO. (John G. and Eugene L Blount) machinists and machinery mnfrs. r. 5 Pleasant ave. See page 6 Will C. h. 19 Avon

BLY ERNEST H. baker, 413 Broadway; and 46 Ferry, Board of Public Works, Water Division, 425 Broadway Boardman Belden N. rem. to Willsborougb, N. Y. Bodfish David P. died March 13, 1897

William H. trav. salesman, b. 8 Mead Boehlman Augusta, widow of Andrew, h. 187 Bow

Boehm Alfred, rem, to New York, N. Y.

Henry, h. 15 Waverly ave. Boehman Frederick, barber (B.), h. 168 Chestnut Boehme Julius C. h. 16 Tufts ave.

Bogue Ellen A. widow of Hugh, b. 47 Reed ave. [Reed ave* Boland William, boots and shoes (102 Main, Chasn.), h. 94

BillP.COlllDS,ii«!!Mi«yfii!gE!!»«

Boiling Israel, laborer, h. 240 Bradford

Bolster Alfred H. real estate dealer, 447. Ferry, b. do.

Walter H. shoe cutter, b. 447 Ferry

Warren A. shoemaker, h. 76 Hamilton Bolton Albert C. laborer, b. 1 Clifton ave.

Eugene A. mattress maker, b. 1 Clifton ave.

Herbert A. tinsmith, b. 1 Clifton ave.

Matilda F. widow of William, h. 1 Clifton ave.

Reuben H. pastor Church of Christ, b. 57 Central ave.

R. Howard student, b. 57 Central ave.

Samuel L. clerk, b. 1 Clifton ave. Bolz Julius A. (37 Chapman, Chasn.) b. 136 Bow Bond George H. died February 16, 1897

James, laborer, h. 56 Ferry

Joseph G. steamboat steward, h. 46 Linden

Julia A. widow of George H. laundress, h Currier's ct.

Mary S. Miss, h. 27 Union

Thomas J. laborer, h. 3 Orange ct.

BONN J. BliANCHABD, stone mason, 35 Jefferson Boomer Frederick K. carpenter, h. 4 Hancock park

Perley E. surveyor (B.), b. 9 Oakland ave. Boomhover William H. shoe trimmer, h. 7 Marion pi. Boon Robert, laborer, h. 10 Kippy Booth Charles, laborer, h. 29 Spring

Edwin R. clerk (B.), b. 120 Chestnut

James A. stoves and tinsmith, 210 Ferry, h. 212 do.

L. Agnes, widow of Rexford (Wilson & Booth), 434 Broadway, b. 120 Chestnut Boothby Grace H. Miss, atenographer (B.), b. 191 Nichols

Lydia A. widow of Johnson, h. 191 Nichols Borden Clara M. Miss, dressmaker, 47 Wood lawn, b. do.

Otto E. carpenter, h. 12 Harvard Borenstein Benjamin, grocer, 88 Bow, h. do. Borg Peter N. musician, h. 58 Beacham Born Walter A. shipper (63 Bedford, B.), h. 21 Tileston Bortnick Jacob, h. 627 Ferry

BOSTON BRANCH ( F. C. Shorley A Co.) groceries,

room, Main cor. Belmont; car house, Broadway opp. Lynn. See page 423 Frank G. bookkeeper (B.), b. 20 Prospect Henry H. motorman, h. 20 Prospect

BOSTON PAD CO. (M. Amos Crossman and William D. Hunt) mnfrs. of leather and rubber pads, Spald- ing St. See page 413 BOSTON PORK STORE (Ubalde Thibodeau), 629 Broadway. See page 396 Bostram David, tailor, h. 6 1-2 Rich

Office and Wharf, 65 Medford St.,

Boiworth Charles B. maohinist, h. 19 Oakes

Charles F. student, b. 19 Oakes

Maud £- Miss, dressmaker, 374 Ferry, b. do. Botana Joseph F. rem. to Boston Bottoher Gottf red, motorman, h. 3 Magnolia ct. Boutelle Eugene J/ bookbinder, h. 9 Oakland ave. Boutilier Robert A. gas fitter, h. Shute cor. Sammet Bovenzi Balda, machinist, h. 153 Vine Bow Salvartoria, h. 11 Bailey Bowden Albert, rem. to Somerville

Charles O. cook (B.), h. 48 Thorndike Bowen Daniel B. tel. inspector, h. 06 Harvard

Patrick T. machinist, h. 162 Hancock [Maiden

Bowers George £. variety store, Main cor. Belmont, b. at Bowes Frank T. rem to Boston Bowker Charles F. painter, b. 4 Glendale pi.

George £. laborer, h. 7 Bowdoin

George F. painter, h. 4 Glendale pi. [way

Bowman Blanche W. Miss, teacher (Chasn.), b. 637 Broad- Catherine, widow of William, h. 21 Prescott

Daniel, farmer, h. Broadway n. Ferry

Edward E. driver, h. 146 Hancock

Henry, rem. to Roxbury

John, adv. agent, h. 21 Prescott

John L. printer (56 Chatham, B.), h. 6 Baldwin terr.

Maria Mrs. b. 2 Baldwin terr.

Orrington T. produce, h. 146 Hancock

Swen, steam fitter, h. 17 Chestnut

Sylvester, farmer, h. Broadway n. Ferry

William, rem. to Boston

William N. compositor (B.), h. 2 Baldwin terr.

see Boehman Boxell Fred M. carriage washer, b. G. E. Boxell's

George E. painter, h. Broadway n. Lynn Boyd John, driver (B.), h. 79 Tileston

Joseph A. hose coupler, h. 2 Deshon pi.

Stephen B. rem. to Maiden Boyer Benjamin, baker, h. 5 Ashton ave.

Hannah, widow of William A. h. 282 Second

James H. student, b. 19 Alfred

William A. died March 7, 1897 Boynton Anna E. Mrs. h. 26 Thorndike

Charles, h. 29 Hamilton

Charles A. clerk, bds 3 School st. pi.

Charles E. bookkeeper, bds 29 Hamilton f way

George E. pastor, Glendale Baptist church, h. 693 Broad- Thomas J. lawyer (15 Court sq. B.), h. 60 Summer Brace Frederick, teamster, h. 8 Washington BrackenbuHh VViJiiam, rubber worker, h. 75 Belmont

I. W. SEHBS & soil

' 712 Broadway, EVERETT

Brackett Alpheas L. mail agent (Inter. S. S. Co., B.), h. 52 George, rem. to Greenland, N. H. John E. janitor, Warren school, b. r. 26 Bow Luoinda P. widow of John O. b. 2 Claj ave. Braokney William McK. pastor, Glendale M. E. church, h.

Bradbrook Arthur, rem. to Revere Bradbury Charles W. rem. to Medford

Elizabeth R. Miss, rem. to Boston [Somerville

John J. rendering works. Second at Chelsea line, h. at

Braddock Louise Miss, teacher of sewing, public schools, b.

Bradford George S. rem. to South Boston

BRADFORD HENRY N. furniture and piano mover,

Thomas, laborer, h. 82 Bow Bradlee M. Ella Miss, bookkeeper, rms. 298 Ferry Bradshaw Carleton B. paper cutter (B.), b. 17a Cleveland ave.

Charles G. clerk (Chasn.), b. 17a Cleveland ave.

Dean E. Miss, forewoman (B.), b. 17a Cleveland ave.

Isaac W. carpenter, h. 17a Cleveland ave. Brady Bernard F. laborer, b. 89 Robin

Peter, h. 3 1 Lexington Braese Richard E. teamster, 21 Courtland, h. do.

Richard J. teamster, h. Robin cor. Betty

Thomas C. teamster, h. 38 Beacham

William J. confectioner (B.), b. 21 Courtland Bragan Thomas B. tailor (319 Wash. B.), h. 8 Oakland ave. Bragg Frederick S. salesman (B.), b. 75 Cottage Brainard Nellie S. widow of Fred A* (Healey & Co.) 114

Braley Eva F. widow of Warren, died Feb. 6, 1898 Brandt Christian, rigger, h. 9 Marie ave.

Henry, shipper (B.), b. 9 Marie ave. 'Brassell Michael H. baker, b. 14 Gladstone Bratt August, shoe repairer (M.), h. 7 Cedar Braun Herman A. steam pipe coverer, h. 16 Franklin Brawn Annie E. Miss, tailoress, b. 121 Broadway Bray Fred H. teamster (Chasn.), h. 4 Union ct.

Susan S. widow of Albion M. h. 125 Ferry 'Brayn Edward, mariner, h. 12 Washington Brayne Jacob N. h. 7 Mead Breau Justine, widow of Lawrence, b. 18b Chelsea

Lenora Miss, dressmaker 18b Chelsea, h. do. Bredeen Alice I. Miss, cashier (65 Tremont, B.), b. 418 Ferry

David F. freight clerk (Chasn,), h. 418 Ferry Breed Mary A. widow, died April 18, 1897 Brennan John, laborer, b. 66 Courtland

Mary, widow of Jeremiah, b. 25 Highland ave.

Tin and sneet lion Worker. Boofs Tinneii, Etc.

Brennan Thomas, laborer, b. 108 Vine

Bresnahan John, teamBter, h. 6 Montrose [Linden

Brett Charles M. boots and shoes (106 Sanoimer, B.), h, 186

Ossian D. removed to Cambridge 'Brewer Robert D. motorman, b. 13 Gladstone Brewster Joseph W. salesman (12 Com'l, B.), h. 14 Lynde

Marion W. Mrs, rem. to Auburndale [129 Vine

Brickley William J. mngr. Columbia Mnfg. Co. Crescent, h. -Bridges Frederick J. street oar conductor, h. 824 Ferry

George M. laborer, h. 104 Chelsea

Raf us, rem, to Holden Briffett George, laborer, h. 3 Grace Briggs Earl C asst. engineer, h. 69 Glendale

Frank J. electro plater, h. 423 Ferry

John D. clerk (M.), h. 2 Upland road

William, milk dealer, 4 Charles ct. h. do. [Arlington Brigham Frank P. (Brigham & Fletcher, 42 Court, B.) h. 32

Harrison G. teamster (233 State, B.), h. 14 Everett Bright Halbert A. carpenter, b. 14 Clark

Henry J. salesman (B.), b. 17 Prospect Briley William E. freight handler, h. 2 May Brittain Edward J. express (Brittain's Boston and Everett Express), 3 Hatcb, h. do.

Robin D. private (U. S. A.), b. 3 Hatch

Sarah A. widow of Alfred, h. 8 Hatch

PRESS (E. J. Brittain), 3 Hatch. See page 12 Brock Alonzo C cook (B.), h. 8 Wellington ave.

£. Warner, compositor (B.), b. 4 Oakland ave.

John A. clerk (B.), b. 61 Linden

John B. shoe worker, b. 6 Paris

Leonard J. salesman (46 Coml. B.), b. 8 Wellington ave.

William, bar clerk (B.)» h. 51 Linden Brockbank William H. shipper, N. E. S. Co. h. at Cambridge Brockett Atwater E. trav. salesman, b. 119 Main Brodsky Israel, tailor (239 Dudley, B.), b. 28 Rich BroUey Ann E. widow of Robert G. b. 22 Hillside ave. Broman Charles F. picture framer (B.), h. 64 Courtland

Frank A. street car conductor, b. 64 Coartland

Fred E. b. 64 Courtland

Harry A. salesman (B.), b. 64 Conrtland Bromander John, painter, b. 33 Walnut Brookings Lucy A. widow of Samuel R. b. 101 Harvard

Chestnut [ton

Wilmot W. pres. (611 Exchange bldg. B.) h. 64 Lexing- 'Brooks Alfred G. machinist (B.), h. Union ct.

Elizabeth E. widow of Oliver, h. 12 Raymond

Frances E. widow of Benjamin G. h. 47 Everett

George, hostler, 501 Broadway, rms. do.

Jn the Strongest Uaitat states

and Foreign Companies.

Brooks Henry M. carpenter (Chelsea), h. 24 Irving

James, laborer, h. 20 Kippy

John M. real estate, h. 4 Dean

Samuel B. laborer, h. 16 Thorndike

William A. trav. salesman (B.), b. 8 Fairmont Brosnahan Catherine Miss, seamstress, b. 8 Glendale ave.

John Q, horse shoer, h. 8 Giendale ave.

Mary Miss, clerk (B.), b. 8 Glendale ave.

Margaret S. Miss, seamstress, b. 164 Bow Brosszell Anna M. widow of William, died Jan. 6, 1899 Brothers Henry C. apothecary, 723 Broadway, h. 721 do.

Oliver, foreman (B.), h. 446 Broadway Brown Albert W. sub. letter carrier, P. O. h. at Stowe

Alice R. Miss, teacher, b. 41 Hancock

Andrew, carpenter and builder (Woburn),h. 261 Belmont

Arthur H. machinist, b. 392 Ferry

Charles A. rem. to Peabody

Charles E. who!, fruit (33 Commercial, B.), h. 79 Linden

Edward D. painter, h. 318 Broadway

Edward J. rem. to Melrose

Edward J. roofer, b. W. A. Mayor's, Jefferson ave.

Effie M. Miss, cashier (B.), b. 26 Rich

Elizabeth A. widow of Ephraim, b. 14 Rock Valley ave»

Emma J. Miss, b. 392 Ferry

Eva A. Miss, teacher, Warren school, b. 161 Vine

Fannie E. widow of Nathan P. h. 2 Oliver

Flora Mrs. h. 1 17 Hancock

Frank A. brass finisher, h. 392 Ferry

Frank A. grocer, 102 Nichols, h. 104 do.

Frank D. house painter, 217 Vine, h. do.

Frank D. section foreman, B. & M. R. R. h. 46 Tremont

Frank L. rem. to Brookline

Frederick W. floor layer, b. 281 Chelsea

Fre deric k W. clerk, b. 247 Chelsea

BROWN GEORGE A. lawyer, 168 School; and (34

BROWN GEORGE B. carpenter and builder, 181 Chelsea, b. do. See page 415 George D. bookbinder, b. 1 Hawthorn George H. blacksmith, 396 Main, h. do. George N. painter, 3 Glendale, h. do. George W. rem. to Maiden

Grace E. Miss, milliner, 168 School, b. 164 Cottage Hannibal H. engineer, b. 34 Courtland Herbert B. clerk (B.), b. 30 Florence

John A. dentist (11 Hamilton pi. B.), h. 574 Broadway

T~r~ ~T~7 nnni office and Wharf,

=r^ - - flUUUi Yard. School cor. Main. Everett,

Brown John H. driver, 427 Broadway, b. 4 Winter John H. police sergeant, h. 30 Florence John N. rem. to Manchester, N. H. Joseph, laborer, h. 195 Broadway Josiah R. clerk, 457 Broadway, h. 22 Dean Judith Mrs. cook, rms. 4 Sannyside ave. [Waverly

Mary E. Mrs. h. 20 Fleet Mary F. widow of James A. h. 230 Vine Mathew P. h. 247 Chelsea

Maud M. Miss, stenographer (13.), b. 114 Waverly Milton P. b. 3 Parker pi.

Moses M. laborer, h. 162 Cottage [Nichols, h. do.

Nancy B. widow of Harvey A. (Brown A Shattaok) 86 Nathan C. clerk (5 Tremont row, B.), b. 6 Hillside ave. Nelson P. student, b. 38 Oakes Oscar, machinist, h. 6 Auburn Os wald P. rem to Bonton

BROWN O. MORTON, physician, 46 Chelsea, h. do. Office hours until 9 a. m. and 1 to 2 p. m. Tele- Paul D. japanner, h. 1 Hawthorn Philo P. clerk (B.), b. 114 Waverly Ro bert H. laborer, h. 23 Courtland

BROWN ROSCOEE. physician, 385 Broadway, h. do.

Samuel, mason, h. 82 Bow

Smith, watchman (40 State, B.), h. 181 Belmont

Thomas B. laborer, h. 14 Lynde

Vesta, widow of Levi, b. 2 Upland rd.

Wallace B. stove mounter, b. 33 Lynde

Walter H. hostler, b. 37 Robin

William D. clerk (B.), h. 281 Chelsea

William F. street car conductor, h. 64 Woodlawn

William P. machinist, h. 10 Glendale

William R. rubber worker, h. 164 Cottage

William T. clerk (Chelsea), h. 47 Francis

William W. laborer, b. 92 Jackson ave.

& Shattuck (Mrs. Nancy B. Brown and Miss Sarah E. Shattuok), dry and fancy goods, 86 Nichols Browne George H. clerk (Union station, B.), b. 55 School

George M. carpenter, h. 67 Waverly

Nellie E. Misp, clerk, 432 Broadway, b. 55 School

William H. express (104 Court, B.), h. 55 School Brownlie John, restsnrant, 6 Railroad, h. 1 Davis ct.

William, cook, b. 202 Broadway

712 Broadway, Qlendale Square,

Brownlow George S. clerk (B.), b. 6 Cedar

John H. b. 6 Cedar

Margaret, widow of JaDies, b. 6 Cedar Brownville Edwin A. clerk (51 N. Mkt. B.), b* B6 Main Brace Anfirasta, widow of Percival A. h. 211 Broadway

BRUCE CHARLES (Edward T. Harrington Jk Co.

Clarence K. clerk (229 Franklin, BX b. 211 Broadway

John A. physician, 699 Broadway, h. do.

John P. S. carpenter, h. 33 Linden

Josiah, machinist, h. 9 Ash ton ave.

Mary, widow of Charles, h. 51 Winthrop

Robert D. h. 24 Lynn

Ruth J. widow of Rafus J. b. 168 Backman Brader Martin, clerk (Union station, B.), h. 163 Hancock Brahm George A. carpenter, h. 98 Chesinat Brandage George S. salesman (175 Blackstone, B.), h. 8 Washington pi. [at E. Boston

Brano Joseph (Vincent, Salomone & Co.), Jefferson ave. h. Brans Frank A. press feeder (B.), b. 16 Spring Brash Albert A. rubber worker, h. 5 Cedar [way

Bryan Edward J. cigars (245 Dorchester, B.), h. 487 Broad- Pierce T. clerk (B.), b. 487 Broadway Bryant Edward S. student, b. 35 School

Ruth C. MiRB, teacher, Nichols school, b. 46 Forest ave.

BRYANT SOLON, real estate broker (78 Tremont, B.), h. 35 SSchool. See page 403 Bryden George W. foreman, N. E. S. Co. h. at Chelsea Buchanan Angus A. steam fitter, h. 7 Union ct.

Oswald, baker, h. 33 Hamilton

William, electrician, h. 105 Cleveland ave. Buck Arthur R. removed to St. Albans, Vt.

George F. clerk, 74 Main, h. 398 Broadway

Herbert A. student, b. 2 Elm

John W. trav. salesman, h. 2 Elm

BUCK T. H. & CO* lumber and house finish, order box, 445 Broadway; office and yard (Pearl c. Marginal, Chelsea) See front cover Buckler John W. driver, h. 2 Henderson ave. Buckley Dennis F. A. b. 223 Chelsea

Jeremiah, stone mason, h. 63 Reed ave.

John J. compositor (B.), b. 63 Reed ave.

William P. clerk (Camb.). b. 63 Reed ave. Buckminster Edward L. shoe laster, b. 51 Buckman

Fannie C. Miss, stenographer (B.), b. 51 Buckman

George H. P. removed to Maiden

Sarah M. widow of Edward F. h. 51 Buckman

William A. clerk (B.), h. 55 Linden

at T. F. GARVEY'S, Odd Fellows Bldg., EVERETT.

Bnokminster William N. machinist, h. 5 Lewis Baell Alpheas W. removed to Haverhill Buffam Frank M. masician, h. 377 Main Bagbee Cornelia Miss, book folder, h. 15 Parlin

Emily, widow of Charles, died March 18, 1808

William T. b. 16 Parlin Baker Winthrop L. driver, 10 Chelsea, h. 4 Oliver Balkley Helen N. Mrs. h. 11 Plumer

Mary £- Miss, bookkeeper, 18 Main, b. 11 Plumer Ballard Rachael A. widow of Dana £. h. 10 Tufts ave. BuUen Marcellas, driver, 201 Ferry, b. do. Bullock Arthur E. clerk (Chasn.), b. 2 Highland ave.

E. Ralph, clerk, b. 2 Highland ave.

Hampton, silver plater, b. 14 Winter

Jessei, laborer, h. 14 Winter

Joseph, laborer, b. 14 Winter

M. Lizzie, widow of Levi D. h. 2 Highland ave. [ave. Bitmjms Steph en P. clerk (85 Franklin, B.), h. 62 Cleveland

BT7MPUS WILLIAM E. painter, paper hanger and hangings, 44 Bradford, h. do. See page 400

Bumstead Edward J. died Sept. 21, 1898 Julia A. widow of John, h. 49 Waverly Minnie S. widow of Edward J. h. 49 Waverly

Banker V. George, carpenter, h. 89 Everett

Bunkley Harry L. steward, h. 18 Spring

Buntin George W. furnace setter, h. 41 Central ave.

George W. jr. clerk (40 Kilby, B.), b. 41 Central ave. Margaret Mrs. vocal teacher, 41 Central ave. b. do.

Burbank Augustus A. shipper (350 Wash. B.), h. 156 Nichols Willard W. laborer, h. 1 Ashton ave.

Burckmyer Clarence T. coppersmith, h. 14 Thorndike

Burdell John E. plumber, h. 201 Broadway

Burden Edward, laborer, h. 3 Oliver pi. Frederick M. carpenter, h. 30 Winslow Joseph E. engineer (B.), h. Pleasant ave. n. Hancock Thomas H. carpenter, b. 30 Winslow

Burdick William H. street car conductor, b. 162 Ferry

Burell Jordan, laborer, b. 16 Woodville

Burgess Albert W. clerk (Union station, B.), b. 65 School Arthur, machinist, h. 3 Stevenson ave. Benjamin H. wood molder, h. Gled Hill ave. cor. Russell Eben, cabinet maker, h. 127 Bow

Everard A. wood carver, h. 2 Cedar t«rrace [mont ct. George A. (Burgess & Redding), 314 Main, h. 163a Bel- Lillian E. Mrs. dressmaker, 24 Liberty, b. do. Wakefield, compounder of oil (B.), h. 24 Liberty William J. h. 65 School [boots and shoes, 314 Main

A Redding (George A. Burgess and Fred W. Redding),

Burke Daniel F. bookkeeper (49 Causeway, B.), b. 158 Buck-

1^% f^ rW\ A rr^TT^ C*% Persozial attention given to care of Estates H jS I a I n ^S ^°^ Collection of Rents.

Burke Fred P. iron worker, b. 32 Cleveland ave.

Hugh F. laborer, h. 13 Lynde

John, wire worker, h 25 Waters ave.

John J. rem. to Charlestown

John W. iron molder, h. 13 Neilson ave.

John W. porter (B.), h. 4 Kippy pi.

Michael T. mngr. (49 Causeway, B.), h. 158 Buckman

Susan Miss, clerk (B), b. 3 bchool st. pi.

Thomas P. salesman (B.), h. 32 Cleveland ave. Burkhoim Andrew W. reporter, b. 713 Broadway

Charles M. h. 713 Broadway

Elizabeth M. Mrs. variety store, 717 Broadway, h. 713 do. Burkman Andrew B. awning maker, h. 23 Pleasant View ave*

Axel L. piano tuner (B.), h. 5 Wyllis ave. Burleigh Albert P. clerk (B.), b. 51 Woodville

Charles M. carpet cutter, b. 61 Woodville Burnap Charles R. clerk, 461 Broadway, li. 40 Hancock

Jessie M. Miss, bookkeeper, 461 Broadway, b. 40 Hancook

Hancock [ions, 461 Broadway

Burness Walter R. baker, b. Forest ave. Burnett Charles T. teannster, h. 9 Tudor

Frank W. clerk (42 Chardon, B.) h. 203 Broadway

Jane, widow of James F. died October, 1898

John Y. miller, h. 171 Broadway Burney Samuel C. waiter (B.), rms. 2 Sunny side ave. Burnham Laura E. Miss, teacher, Glendale School, b. 4]i

Burns Catherine, widow of Michael, died May 14, 1898

Catherine A. Miss, rubber worker, h. 114 Second

Catherine B. widow of Gerald, died Nov. 9, 1897

Christopher J. gardener, b. 41 Second

David, watchman (Chelsea), h. 231 Chelsea

Edward, gardener, b. 41 Second

James, florist, 41 Second, h. do.

James, laborer, h. 231 Chelsea

John, laborer, b. 19 Winter

John, silver plater (B.), h. 4 Orient ave.

John P. b. 283 Chelsea

Katherine E. Miss, teacher, Franklin school, b. 41 Second

Michael J. laborer, b. 114 Second

Patrick F. motorman, h. 262 Ferry

Peter, laborer, h. 283 Chelsea

Thomas F. salesman (25 Franklin, B.), b. 41 Second

Thomas J. rem. to Chelsea

Thomas J. shoemaker, b. 283 Chelsea Burnside Alexander, h. 94 W. Third

Alexander M. kerosene oil, h. 12 Everett Burpee Clara S.. widow of Henian. h. 39 Beacon

llllf^l^l SCHOOL, COR. MAIN ST., fff||Ulll

*Barr Clifford B. salesman (B.), h. 73 Waverly

Edward, grocer, 28 Franklin, b. 21 do.

George H. clerk (3 Mt. Vernon, B.), h. 87 School

William R. cabinet maker, h. '28 Hillside ave. Barrage Klizabeth T. Miss, teacher, Glendale school, b. at Somerville [Buokman

Barrill John (Burrill & Dutton, 31 Beverly, B.>, h. 61a

Lemuel B. removed to Bo8ton

Wesley A. removed to Boston Barton Edgar S. photographer, 421 Ferry, h. do Bash Richard P. janitor, Devens school, h. 2 School st. pi. Bassey Frederick B. letter carritfr, h. 82 Clinton

Hattie J. Miss, cashier (150 Atlantic ave. B.), b. 3 Oliver Butel Alexander, laborer, b. 20 Kippy Batler Alfred R. b. 107 Reed ave.

Charles W. salesman, h. 133 Nichols

Elizabeth, widow of William, h. 107 Reed ave.

Hedley V. printer (B.),h. 62 Harvard

Henry C. glazier, h. 25 Marie ave. '

John, compositor (B.), b. 63 Reed ave.

John J. street car conductor, b. 107 Reed ave.

Josephine C. widow of Nicholas, h. 164 Main

Mary L. Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 107 Reed a«e.

Richard, fireman, h. 20 Grace

William P. bookkeeper (Camb.), b. 63 Reed ave.

Winnie Cadieu Mrs. vocal teacher, 78 Cottage, b. do. Butterfield Charles F. mason, h. 77 Reed ave.

Frederick C. engineer, b. 19 Villa ave. Battimere Michael J. carpet sewer, b. 1 Carter [Summit ave. Buttrick Abner F. (Buttrick Bros. 2418 Mass. ave. B.) h. 2

George M. pres. (53 State, B.) h. 1 Pearl 'Buxton George F. printer, h. 177 Vine

George H. clerk (First Nat. Bank, B.), b. 177 Vine

Lydia A. Miss, teacher (B.), b. 177 Vine

Walter S. trav. salesman, b. 177 Vine Buzzell George A. painter, b. 19 Maiden

Joshua, h. 19 Maiden [Conrtland

Byam Francis C. (Rand & Byara, 9 Charles, Chasn.) h. 75 Byers Antonio, barber, h. 38 Tileston Byrne Andrew J. laundryman, h. 66 Everett Byron Samuel A. h. Shute cor. Bryant

Thomas A. carpenter, b. Shute c. Bryant

CADIEU CHARLES F. canvasser (B.), h. 177a Chelsea

Charles H. (H. H. Fall & Co. Medford) h. 78 Cottage

Edward L. trav. salesman, h. 78 Cottage 'Cadigan Daniel J. fisherman, h. 4 Laurel ct.

Daniel T. steam fitter, b. 4 Laurel ct. [terr.

Cahill John jr. jeweler (5 Province ct. B.), h. 6 Bradford

John D. kerosene oil, 15 Bell Rock, h. do.

Agents of Best Companies. 712 Broadway, Glendale Square,

Gahill Martin J. (Savage <fe Cahill), 224 Broadway, h. 1^

Mary E. Mis8» stenographer (B.)» b. 79 Conrtland

Richard J. barber, h. 5 West Gaboon Ernest S. clerk (174 Portland, B.), b. 136 Harvard

William A. clerk (4 Liberty sq. B,), b. 135 Harvard

William A. trav. salesman, h. 140 Harvard [Harvard

Ziba A. mngr. 442 Broadway, h. 10 Hall ave. Cairns William, tinsmith, b. 22 Morris Calder William E. engineer B. & M. R. R. h. 11 Hazel pk.

W. Edward, clerk (B.), b. 11 Hazel pk. Caldwell Fred H. b. 32 School

Terrance, carpenter, b. 314 1-2 Main

William U. roofer, b. 1 Tfaurjnan

see Colwell Callahan Catherine, widow of Patrick, h. 10 Oeorge

Cornelius W. teameter, h. 3 Cazenove pi.

Daniel H. clerk (B.), b. 42 Second

George, porter (B.), h. 18 Villa ave.

Jeremiah J. glazier, h. 42 Second

John P. real estate (37 Tremont, B.), h. 8 Dean Callanan Daniel, mariner, b. 8 Blanchard ave.

Daniel F. shipper (52 Elm, B.), h. 61 Prescott

Jeremiah F, street car conductor, h. 8 Blanchard ave. Callow Edward, foreman (C), b. 20 Green Cameron Charles R. clerk (B.), h. 1 Linden ct.

George, electrician (B.), h. 808 Broadway

John A. stoker, steamer No. 1, h. 48 Lewis

Peter, carpenter, h. 189 Bradford

Taylor F. cook (B.), h. 4 Bartlett Cammon George E. stonecutter, h.31 Glendale [h. 12 Corey Campbell Alexander, plumbing, stoves, etc. (4 Main, Chasn.).,.

Alexander M. electrician (B.), h. 23b Glendale

Annie L. widow of John, housekeeper at 19 Vernal

Elizabeth Miss, teacher (B.), b. 12 Corey

Ernest F. clerk (B.), b. 23b Glendale

Estelle F. Miss, teacher, Glendale school, b. 16 Rich

Geneve R. Miss, clerk (B.), b. 16 Rich

James H. laborer, h. 336 Ferry

John, rem. to Chelsea

John J. steam fitter (B.), h. 3 Shute

Maria, widow of John W. h. 84 Linden

Maria, widow of William H. h. 51 Linden

Nellie G. Mrs. dressmaker, 336 Ferry, h. do.

Priscilla D. widow of Benjamin F. b. 16 Argyle

Robert, baker, h. Adams ave. n. Clay ave.

Rodney S. watchman (B.), h. 2 Valley

First-Glass SIHVES. FDBIIHCEIi, ROKGES.

Campbell Rath Mrs. h. 276 Ferry

Thomas^ gardener, b. 37 Chestnut

Walter F. rem. to Maiden

William H. fresco painter, h. Id Rich

see Rumpel Canfield Robert O'B. carpenter, h. 112 Second Cannales Fred A. electrician, N. B. S. Co. h. 21 Argvle

CAlNNELL BROS. (Joseph H. and Samuel P.) insur- ance and real estate, 440 Broadway; and (34 School, rm. 3, B.) and prop. Everett Crystal Spring Water Co. See back cover Herbert L. salesman (B.), h. 21 Hampshire Joseph H. city clerk, office 10 City Hall, and (Cannell Joseph J. (J. J. Cannell & Co.) 20 Chelsea, h. 6 Foster J. J. & Co. (Joseph J. Cannell) electrical contractors,

and bicycles, 20 Chelsea Samuel P. (Cannell Bros.) and treasurer, Everett Savings Bank, 440 Broadway, and city almoner, 5 city hall, William H. railway postal clerk, b. 504 Broadway Canty Daniel, fireman, F. R. R. h. 9 Lewis [do.

Capodanno Peter (V. & P. Capodanno), 471 Broadway, h. Vincenzo (V. ^ P. Capodanno), 471 Broadway, h. do. y. A P. (Vincenzo and Peter Capodanno) fruit and con- fectionery, 471 Broadway Cappers Fred L. driver (B.), h. 689 Broadway Carboni George, barber, 267 Broadway, h. 3 West [2 West John, hairdresser and confectionery, 267 Broadway, h. Liberoto, barber, b. 148 Ferry Card Harriet E. widow of Thomas E. h. 476 Ferry Herbert W. b. 4 Hatch

John H. night watchman (B.), h. 66 Winthrop John P. rem. to Eliot, Me. John W. carpenter, h. Jefferson ave. n. Glen M. Louis, carpenter, h. 160 Nichols Oscar, mason, b. 4 Hatch Warren A. mason, 4 Hatch, h. do. William T. clerk (267 Wash. B.), b. 4 Hatch Carder Fred D. b. 183 Chelsea Herbert C. rem. to Boston Joseph A. driver, h. 16 Appleton Mary A. Miss, nurse, b. 79 Clinton Walter S. driver, h. 14 West Carey Cornelius, coachman, b. 677 Broadway Dennis, h. 14 Pleasant ave. Jeremiah, teamster, 43 School, h. 7 Forest ave. Joanna, widow of Joseph, h. 103 West Third

I^rr A I CCTT A HTC ^'^ *'' '** bratncbes. Largest List of W r J\ I 1^1 a\ I r^ Houses toe Sale and to Rent.

Carey John B. ins. solicitor, h. 346 Main

John B. salesman (B.), b. 2 Union ave. Carkin Merrill F. brakeman, b. S Bartlett Carleton Thomas A. brick mason, b. 78 Everett Carley Robert, h. Harriet n. Everett ave. Carlin Edward M. granite cotter^ b. 70 Elm

John, teamster, h. 70 Elm

Joseph P. driver, h. Fuller opp. Woodlawn cemetery

Patrick, died May iO, 1898

Thomas F. printer, b. 70 Elm Carlisle Qeorge W. master mariner, h. 3 Buckman

Margaretta, rem. to Lawrence Carlson Andrew V. rem. to Boston

Oustaf A. tailor (B.), h. 184 Main

Gastava C. widow of Carl, b. 14 Pleasant View ave,

John S. laborer, b. 132 Chestnut

Marie C. widow of John H. h. 355 Main

Rasmus, carriage maker, h. 6 Neilson ave. Carlyle Hattie H. Mrs. b. 276 Ferry Carman George E. upholsterer, h. 96 Main

Henry A. janitor (B.), h. Henry n. Broadway

Carnes Fred W. teamster, h. 3 Giendale Carney Charles J. foreman, A. G. Whitcomb's, h. at Chelsea

Harriet L. widow of John F. h. 52 Robin

William, rem. to Pt'abody . Carpenter Annie M. widow of Alvin, died March 1, 1898

Charles, h. 6 Carlson

Charles C. clerk (B.), b. Jefferson ave. n. Elm

Dennis, electric light trimmer, b. 6 Carlson

Frank M. law student, b. 83 Irving

Frank P. painter, h. Jefferson ave. n. Elm

George S. collector (B.), b. 5 Tufts ave. Carr George D. compositor, b. Rupsell n. Gled Hill ave.

John, h. 11 Marie ave.

John A. teamster, h. 16 Winter

Mary, widow of Horace, h. 12 Dundee

Royal A. compositor, b. 33 Warren

William L. teamster (B.), h. 154 Main [Vine

Carroll Alice A. Miss, tel. operator, 445 Broadway, b. 28S

Bridget, widow of William, h. 3 Esles

James, laborer, h. 43 Lynde

Joseph H. street car conductor, h. 110 West Third

Lewis, ins. solicitor, h. 150 Vine

Margaret, widow of John, h. 160 Broadway

Patrick E. plumber, h. 162 Broadway

Richard, laborer, h. 214 Ferry

Richard, laborer, h. 31 Courtland

William, porter (B.), h. 6 Valley

I P. STEWART & CO., coai and Wooil.

Office and Wharf< 65 AREDFORD ST. Yard. School. Cor. Main.

<yarrath Alfred A. janitor, High sohool, h. 9 Irving

Nathan F. (Nathan F. Carruth & Co.) Vine cor. West Third, h. at Chelsea [cor. West Third

Nathan F. A Co. (Nathan F. Carruth) oil ronfrs. Vine

Thomas FI. bookkeeper, N. F. Carruth & Co. b. at Chelsea Carrnthers Dugald B. wood worker, h. 8 Stevenson ave. <]larter Blanche G. Mrs. bookkeeper (81 Kilby, B.), h. 69 Irving

Charles, oar inspector, h. 47 Tileston

Charles C. carpenter, h. 16 Wedgewood

C. Louis, machinist, b. 47 Tileston

Elno A. bookkeeper (B.), h. 5 Plamer

George A. gold beater, b. 764 Broadway

George H. clerk, b. 22 Franklin

Helen M. widow of George B. nurse, h. 22 Franklin

John H. steam packing (5 1-2 Dock sq. B.), b. 9 Valley

Matthew, machinist, h. 47 Robin

Sadie E. widow of John, h. 108 Broadway

Samuel, machinist (B.), b. 47 Robin

Willis M. paper cutler (C), h. 20 Green 'Cartwright John T. salesman, h. 19 Jackson ave.

Mary A. widow of William, h. 81 Alfred Carver Willard J. clerk, b. 62 Cleveland ave. Casani Albert, student, b. 7 Woodville

Almo, salesman (B.), b. 7 Woodville

Frank, marble cutter, h. 7 Woodville Case Albert F. lather, b. 164 Elm

George E. c arpe nter, h. Jefferson ave. n. Elm

CASE MANUEIi, carpenter and builder, 164 Elm, h. do. See page 8 1 Caseley James D. hoase painter, 21 Jackson ave. h. do. -Casey Charles A. clerk, b. 138 Vine

Edward W. bookkeeper (92 North, B.), h. 47 Clark

James J. laborer, h. 27 Courtland

John, freight clerk (Chasn.) h. 9 Hazel park

John, piano polisher, h 29 Courtland

Mary G. Miss, stenographer (B.),b. 27 Courtland

Michael, custom shoe uppers (24 1-2 Exchange, B.), h.

Philip, 3 Gladstone, died Nov. 29, 1898 Philip J. hairdresser, 454 Broadway, b. 54 Cottage Oash James, rem. to Windham, N. H.

CASH THOMAS F. coal and wood, 9 Tremont opp. Everett, rms 39 Everett. See page 386 Cashin John, milkman, b. 85 Linden [Liberty

Casler Augusta C. Mrs. dress plaiting (26 Winter, B.), h. 60 Eli H. dress plaiter (B.), h. 169 Cottage Joseph E. dress plaiting (26 Winter, B.), h. 50 Liberty Cassely Frank W. brass finisher, h. 10 Chestnut Cassidy Michael, b. 162 Bow

Patrick, carpenter, b. 36 Beacham

' 7t2 Broadway. EVERETT

Caswell Augusta A. widow of Oliver P. b. 9 Railroad

Gracia, widow of Almond, died March Ki, 1898 Cate Annie, widow of James A. b. 9 Hawthorn

Edgar A. water inspector, 426 Broadway, b. 138 Cottage

Hannah J. widow of Edwin F. b. 17 Summer

John S. real estate and insurance, 47 Ferry, h. 188 Cottage Catlin Fred B. salesman (B.), h. 6 Oliver Cavanagh Edward, carpenter, h. 2 Montrose

James F. ins. solicitor (B.), b. 103 Winslow

Maurice, teamster, b. 193 Bow

Michael, laborer, h. 16 Robin

Michael jr. b. 16 Robin Cavanaugh James, removed to Somerville

Joanna, widow of Patrick, h. 4 Boston

Matthew J. steam fitter, h. 14 Gladstone

Patrick, h. 126 Second

see Kavanagh Caverly George H. b. 32 Lewis Cederquist Gustave, painter, h. 9 1-2 Hall ave.

CENTRAIi UNION TEA CO. (Edwin Claff) teas, coffees and chinaware, 158 and 160 Chestnut. See back cover Chabot Albert, machinist, h. 139 Bow

Charles H. salesman (166 Hanover, B.), h. 8 Jacobs pi. Chadbourne Albert E. bookkeeper (8 Oliver, B.), and (A. E» Chadbourne & Co.) 46 Irving, h. do.

A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Chadbourne), printers, 46 Irving^

Emily E. Miss, teacher. Centre school, b. 6 Hampshire

Freeman H. clerk (E. Carab.), h. 28 MansiSeld Chad wick Howard L. engineer (Camb.), h. 41 Walnut Chamberlain Elton M. removed to Medford

George B. rem. to Maiden

Mary, widow of Royal, b. 30 Woodlawn Chamberlin Elmer W. painter, h. Jefferson ave. n. Elnw Chambers James, metal worker, h. 9 Hadley ct.

Robert G. teas and coffees, h. 26 Thorndike Chandler Alvah 8. removed to Maiden

Arthur A. laborer, h. 8 Kelvin

Betsy B. widow of Moses B. died Sept. 30, 189'?

Charles B. iron worker, h. 99 Winslow

Daniel L. removed to Ayer

Everett A. brass polisher, h. 20 Glendale

James H. wood worker, h. 12 Ashton ave.

Samuel S. machinist, h. 10 Marion pi.

Walter G. steam fitter, b. 10 Marion pi.

William W. laborer, b. 28 Courtland Chaplin Almeda S. widow of Charles E. h. 31 Lewis

Eva F. Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 31 Lewis

Herbert B. upholsterer (B.), h. 106 Waverly Chapman Antoinette L. widow of William H. h. 51 Oakes

Cbapman A. Barden, driver, b. 60 Central ave. Frank A. rem. to Charlestown Oeorge S. mason and builder, 60 Central ave. b. do. Herbert B. upholsterer, b. 106 Waverly

CHAPMAN HOWARD J. physician, 398 Ferry, b.. do. Office hours 1 to 3 and 6 to 8 p. m. Telephone Wesley F. rem. to Stoughton Charter James, paper hanger, 322 Ferry, b. do.

Lizzie A. Mrs. dressmaker and milliner, 822 Ferry, b. do.

CHASE A. HABBIMAIf ST. C. (D. M. D.) dentist, 425 Broadway, b. 20 Dean. Office hours Oct. ta

Benjamin S. millinery (16 Hanover, B.), b. 143 Bradford*

Charles E. B. rem. to S. Framingbam

Charles H. printer (B.), b. 10 Carlson

Charles P. clerk (Union station, B.), b. The Prescott

Charles W. salesman (B.), b. 10 Morris

Chester P. printer, b. 12 Maple ave.

Ellen A. widow of Samuel Y. b 224 Ferry

Francis E. watchman (Som.), h. 53 Glendale

George W. carpenter, h. 54 Lexington

Jane M. widow of Asher M. h. 20 Dean [Prescott

Josiah P. baggage master (Union station, B.), b. The

Mabelle N. Miss, teacher, High school, b. 537 Broadway

Mary A. widow of Lyman H. nurse, b. 42 Lewis

W. Wirt, engineer (Chelsea), b. 8 Franklin pi. Cheever George P. clerk (Custom House, B.), b. 9 Raymond Cheney George H. carpenter, b. 57 Mansfield Chesley Adelbert N. clerk (B.), b. 80 Main

George W. foreman (34 Court sq. B.), h. 1 Central ave. Chick A. Harry, clerk (65 Tremont, B.), b. 34 School

John W. freight handler, b. 34 School

Joseph W. teaming (218 Medford, Chasn.), b. 20 Paris Child John £. clothing, 423 Broadway, b. The Prescott Childs Augustus F. cook, b. 56 Warren

Charles, steam fitter, b. 4 Dane

Frank D. carpenter, b. 50 Cottage

Horace H. b. 54 Forest ave.

M. Maria, widow of Almond, b. 50 Cottage Chin Jim, laundry, Belmont cor. Ferry, h. do. Cbipman Charles H. compositor (B.), b. 25 Prospect

Curtis, clerk (222 Boylston, B.), b. 25 Prospect Chisholm Abbie B. Miss, clerk (B.)» b. 185 Vine

Alexander, carpenter, b. 5 Bailey

Alexander, carpenter, b. 39 Florence

Alexander, rem. to Maiden

Alfred, tailor, h. 6 Pleasant ave.

Angus, carpenter, b. r. 13 Asbton ave.

WillianiP Collins leai Estate jonoaiesjQsnraiice

AM AAAiiMU A - vwiiAU Wf Aiiclloieer, luaraice Broker, JniMce -! tha PMce.

662 firoaduiay, Everett.

Chisbolm Catherine A. widow of Kenneth, b. 41 Lewis

Daniel, carpenter, h. 21 Lexington

Dancan, carpenter, b. 59 Irving

E. Nute, carpenter, b. 5 Bailej

Frank A. carpenter, b. 5 Bailey

Flora Miss, dressmaker, 21 Lexington, b. do.

J. Leverett, groceries, 37 Union, b. do. [h. do.

Margaret A. widow of John W. variety store, 185 Vine,

Samuel S. laborer, b. 3 Boston

Walter F. teamster, b. 52 I^ewis

William J. cashier (Brockton), b. 41 Lewis Choate Ira, b. 98 Clark Christensen James, rem. to Maiden Christensson John S. M. machinist, b. 31 Winthrop Christian William, rem. to Maiden Christy Samuel, teaming (B.), b. 2 Villa ave. Church Howard W. student, b. 221 Hancock Churchill Arthur W. rem. to Plymouth Chute Ella A. Mrs. dressmaker, 15 Hillside ave. b. do.

James E. b. 156 Nichols

James P. machinist, b. 15 Hillside ave. [h. do.

Mary L. widow of William H. variety store, 181 Chelsea, Cifre Joseph A. cigar maker (B.), h. 47 Mansfield Cincotto Oiacomo, fruit, etc. 368 Broadway, h. at Maiden City Hall, Church cor. Broadway Clabby John F. crockery packer (B.), h. 5 Central ave.

Margaret, widow of Hugh C. b. 5 Central ave.

William H. produce, h. 5 Central ave. Claff Abraham, teas, etc. h. 14 Villa ave.

CLAFF EDWIN (Central Union Tea Co.), 158 and 160 Chestnut, h. 168 do. See back cover Isaac, laborer, h. 156 Broadway

Claffey Frank J. cigar packer, h. 760 Broadway

Clair John, laborer, b. 7 Thorndike

Clancy James, laborer, h. 3 Mystic pi. John H. engineer (B.), b. 46 School Michael J. laborer, h. Gladstone Newman F. janitor (20 Kilby, B.), h. 92 Clark William A. watchman (B.), h. 79 Clinton see Qlancy

Clapp Fred H. horseshoer, 396 Main, h. at Maiden George O. gypsy moth man, h. 6 Arlington Susan, widow of Samuel II. b. 50 Forest ave.

Clapper William H. farmer, h. 26 Everett

Clark Albert W. died Oct. 8, 1898

Catherine, widow of Isaac, b. 7 Baldwin ave. ext. Cordelia B. widow of Harrison, b. 537 Broadway Daniel W. brass mouldtM- (B.), h. 61 Prescott Edwin R. engineer, N. F. Carruth A Co. h, at Chelsea Emmet W. clerk (B.), h. 66 Hancock

Oilloe and Wharf, 6S Madford St..

Goal aoii Wool

Clark Harry R. b. 1 1 High « James A. marine engineer, h. 4 Pleasant ave.

James E. driver, h. 22 Broadway

John F. wood worker, h. 77 Everett

Rhoda V. Mrs. h. 9 Valley

Sadie B. Miss, b. 36 Norwood

Susan K. widow of Albert W. b. 36 Norwood

Susie E. Miss, milliner, b. 36 Norwood

Theodore W. physician,vl 86 Broadway, h. do.

Thomas, brakeman, h. 1 1 Corey

Willis, master mariner, h. 1 1 High

Winfield A. bookkeeper (125 Milk, B.), h. 49 Everett Clarke Albert B. shipper, h. 27 Waverly

Charles, h. 1 Appl«ton ct.

Charles, laborer, b. 18 Lynde

Eliza B. Mrs. boardinghouse, 54 and 56 Coui tland, b. do.

Grant L. lubber worker, b. 54 Courtland [Standish

Samuel L. (S. L. Clarke ft Co. 71 South Market, B.) h. 4

Thomas C. restaurant (27 Albany, B.), b. 4 Hawthorn

William N. laborer, h. 18 Lynde Clarry John L. machinist, h. 1 Dean Claxton Miranda, widow of Samuel, b. The Prescott

Nettie M. Miss, olerk (B.), b. The Prescott Clay Clarence H. tinsmith, h. 48 Tremont Clayton Charles E. clerk (120 Tremont, B.), b. 21 Locust

George E. (Clayton ft Co. 120 Tremont, B.) h. 21 Locust

Hermann H. wood finisher, b. 5 Baldwin ave. est.

Margaret M. widow of Wilson W. h. 5 Baldwin ave. ext.

Walter H. trav. salesman, b. 21 Locust Cleary John A. car starter, b. 1 75 Ferry Cleaves Lucy A. widow of Nathaniel, died Dec. 26, 1897 Cleland Frank, coachman, 554 Broadway, b. do. Clement Charles C. bookkeeper (38 Bromfield, B.),h. 4 Dean

Chester W. card writer (9 Park, B.), h. 17 Woodville

Clara Mrs. teacher, Winthrop school, h. 4 Dean

Mary A. widow of Crosby, h. 4 Dean

Mary S. widow, died Aug. 13, 1898 [School

Roscoe P. (Everett Provision Co.) 272 Broadway, b. 21

William W. teamster, h. 5 Henderson Clements Oscar E, advtg. agent (B.), b. 67 Waverly

Svend, electrician (B.), b. 57 Waverly

William H. salesman (B.), h. 54 High Cleveland Charles A. watchman (B.), h. 3 Cedar terrace

Charles R. b. 3 Cedar terrace

Clarence W. clerk, 111 Hancock, b. 3 Cedar terrace

Frank H. motorman, h. 3 Appleton ct. Clifford Frank, watchman (Chasn.), b. 5 Fleet

James, gas litter, h. 25 Mystic

John .T. boilerman, b. 38 Robin

B.W. Sears & Sod.

iNSis for Sale and to Let.

Insurance Placed In Best Companies. ...

712 Broadway, Glendale Sq. Everett

Clifford Kate, widow of Daniel, h. 3 Kippy pi.

Mary A. Mrs. h. 49 Florence

Patrick W. hairdresser, 41 Bow, h. 51 do. Cline William J. rem. to Maiden Clinton Charles A. clerk (B.), rms. 64 Backman Clisbj Arthur H. brakeman, h. 1 Washington pK

Grace B. Miss, teacher, Winslow school, b. 20 Dyer ave.

William P. draughtsman, h. 9 Harley ave. Coady John J. street car condactor, b. 405 Ferry Coakley Nora G. widow of Dennis, h. 1 10 W. Third Coan George A. salesman, b. 98 Linden

COAN GEOBGE M. carpenter and builder, 98 Linden,

see Cohen Coates Jo^n W. porter (B.), h. 5 Hadley ct.

William H. C. laborer, h. 58 Courtland

William W. b. 58 Courtland Cobb Calvin (Calvin Cobb <fc Co.), U Tremont, h. 14 do.

Calvin A Co. (Calvin Cobb) grocers, 16 Tremont

George F. driver, h. 216 Bradford

Hattie S. widow of Elisba W. h. 46 Warren

Leander B. pattern maker, h. 65 School

Norvel U. hairdresser, b. 35 Oliver

Wilbar F. rem. to Melrose Coburn Charles E. wood worker, h. 40 Lewis

Isaac E. florist, 291 Ferry, h. do.

Robert W. clerk (B ), h. 6 Timothy ave.

Walter E. florist. 1S9 Chelsea, h. 153 Nichols

COCHRAN JAMES, real estate, insurance, sand and gravel, 79 Main, h. 83 Winslow. See page 4 Orlando R. trav. salesman, h. 72 Main [h. at Boston

Cochrane Alexander, pres. and treas. Cochrane Chemical Co. Charles A. foreman (24 Canal, B.), h. Elm c. Madison ave.

COCHRANE CHEMICAL GO. manufacturers of chemicals, Chemical alley n. B. & M. R. R. (office Hugh, vice-pres. Cochrane Chemical Co. h. at Boston James, died April 2, 1897 John J. expressman, h. 16 Valley Michael, longshoreman, h. 6 West William J. laborer, h. 7 Boston Codding William L. clerk (B.), h. 65 Prescott Coffey John F. junk, 16 Waverly, h. do. Coffin Alberta Mrs. b. 172 Main

Allison E. clerk (21 Kingston, B.), h. 86 Winslow Henry R. driver, b. 22 Broadway

COFFIN ISAAC (Isaac Coffin <fc Co. 52 Sudbury, B.),

TF r^APX/FY ODD FELLOWS BLDQ.. Cllpfptf - I - VJrAIWLilf NORWOOD ST. SIDE, Liulull*

Tin and sneet iioq Woner. Roofs Tlnqed, Etc.

Coggeshall Henry H. salesman (B.), h. bbb Broadway Goggins William H. carpenter, b. 18 Harvard Cogswell Oeorge H. engineer (24 South, B.), b. 11 Cedar Coben Ada, widow of Joseph, b. 24 Lewis

Herman, tailor, b. 1 Jacobs pi. [Chelsea

Julius, boot and shoe repairer, Ferry cor. Belmont, h. at

Morris, shoe repairer, 1 Second, b. at Chelsea

Myer, hairdresser, 727a Broadway, b. 602 do.

Philip, upholsterer, h. 24 Lewis

see Coan Cohn Louis L. rem. to Chelsea

-Coigley William S. carpenter, h. 192 Bradford [den

Colburn Albert S. teacher of music, public schools, h. at Mal-

Charles E. h. 227 Hancock

Emma H. Mrs. h. 227 Hancock

Hattie K. Mrs. h. 340 Main dolby E. Clarence, milk dealer 113 Main, h. do.

Frank H. steam fitter, h. 3 Gladstone [Chelsea

George J. L., music teacher, 426 Broadway, rms. 23

John M. h. 19 Chestnut

John M. jr. iron inspector, b. 19 Chestnut

Sarah, removed to Charlestown

Simeon, letter carrier, h. 6 Autumn

Walter C. milkman, h. 13 Tufts ave. Ooloord Zina H. driver (Chasn.), h. 27 Union Cole Clinton, removed to Conway, N. H.

Ernest L. carpenter, h. 24 Waters ave

Eunice, widow of Ebenezer, rem. to Conway, N. H.

Francis B. blacksmith, h. 1 Clinton st. pi.

Fred L. removed to Bangor, Me.

George E. salesman (140 Tremont, B.), h. 18 Shute

Robert J. compositor (B.), b. 4 Bowdoin doleman Alexander M. laborer, b. 13 Willard

Charles, rubber worker, b. 82 Chelsea

Edward N. engraver (200 Wash. B.), b. Edith ave.

Henry N. b. 22 Bailey

John A. clerk (B.), b. 49 Everett

Lindsey, laborer, h. 13 Willard

William M. salesman (B.), b. 110 Cleveland ave. Oolleran William A. clerk (B.), h. 1 Bowdoin Oollier Addison, clerk (B.), b. 17 Norwood

Alice G. Mrs. music teacher, 677 Broadway, b. do.

Edward, dental student, b. 1 7 Norwood

Thomas J. paper cutter (B.), h. 677 Broadway Oollins Albert, carpenter, b. 19 Arlington

Alice R. widow of George E. h. 6 Thorndike

Charles F. removed to Milton

Edwin C. oil dealer, h. 66 Nichols

Frank H. real estate (54 Ames bldg. B.), h. 4 Franklin

Fred A. engineer (27 Dev. B.), h. 4 Harris ave.

In the Strongest United StMtes

and Foreign Companies,

Collins Jane, widow of Willianif b. 19 Arlington

Norman L. janitor (50 State, B.), h. Ill Hanoock

Rosanna Mrs. removed to Somerville

Sarah £. Miss, teacher, Home school, 51 Summer^ b. do..

Thomas V. printer, h. 72 Clinton

COLIilNS WILIjIAM p. real estate and insurance, 062 Broadway, h. 121 Hancock. See foot lines Colloten Margaret J. Miss, tel. operator (B.), b.4 Ash ton ave. Thomas J. real estate (13 Exchange, B.), h. 4 Ashton ave. Colpitts Abel J. plumber's helper, b. 2 Cross

Clarence C. clerk (232 Wash. B.), b. 2 Cross Stephen B. carriage worker, h. 2 Cross Colson John, cabinet maker, h. 16 Tufts ave.

Joseph J. musician, h. 4 Baldwin terr. [vi'ig

Colton Andrew (C. Butler & Co. 243 Purchase, B.), h. 3 Ir^-

Charles J. clerk (B.), b. 3 Irving Columbia Mnfg. Co. William J. Brickley, gen. mngr. c1othe»

line mnfrs. Crescent n. Ferry Colwell Mary, widow of Thomas W. h. 70 Florence Colwill Lawrence, carpenter, b. 241 Main Combs Alma B. Miss, compositor (B.), b. 8 Hall ave. Florence H. Miss, compositor (B.), b. 8 Hall ave. Roland M. carpenter, h. 8 Hall ave. Conary Melvin G. shipper (B.), and (Melvin O. Conary & Melvin G. &i Co. (Melvin G. Conary) furniture and piano mover (97 Portland, B.), and 17 Argyle, h. do. Concannon Margaret C. Mrs. housekeeper, b. 21 Bailey Condit Cyrus, jeweler, 14 Union ave. h. do. fh. 16 Warreo Condon Randall J. supt. of schools, office, High school bldg. Cone Frederick^ teamster, h. 16 Thorndike Conforto Guiseppe, shoemaker, h. 7 Dundee Congdon James, baker, b. 393 Main [398 do»

Vesta J. widow of James W. variety store, 391 Main, h. Conlan Thomas J. laborer, b. 172 Bow Conlaran William A. clerk (B.), h. 5 Laurel Conlon Michael, h. 102 Vine

Connell Benjamin L. foreman (90 Canal, B.), h. 679 Broadway Hugh, h. Jefferson ave. n. Glen Joseph H. shoemaker, h. 43 Francis Michael J. plumber, b. 1 Winter Patrick, laborer, h. Shute n. Broadway Patrick, laborer, h. 2 East Summer Sarah A. widow of Nathaniel B. b. 69 Clinton Connelly Andrew W. laborer, b. 2 Pleasant View ave.

Elizabeth F. Miss, clerk (B.), b. 2 Pleasant View ave. Patrick, produce pedler, h. 2 Pleasant View ave. Conner Henry D. clerk, 12 Cleveland ave. h. 57 do.

J. P. SlCWSn & GO., wmi <^s in^n^i^o s^' mestowi

Yard. School cor. Moln, Everett,

Conner Mary A, widow of SylvanuB, b. 484 Broadway Conners John A. conoreter, b. 4 Beacham Connolly James, laborer, h. 67 Prescott

Jeremiah, laborer, b. 25a Lewis

John, laborer, h. 105 West Third

John, mason, h. 25a Lewis

John F. laborer, b. 33 Robin Connor Mary A. Miss, h. 346 Main Connors Patrick, coppersmith (B.), h. 78 Conrtland Conrad Alice L widow of Joseph V, h. 2 Dundee

Charles F. carpenter, h. 262 Main

Norman D. cleik, 18 Plymouth, b. 2 Dundee Conron John L. h. 183 Ferry Conroy Charles P. salesman (B.), h. Summit aye. n. JeffersoD

John, laborer, b. 45 Robin

Peter J. physician, 49 Norwood, h. do. Consellor Alfred H. sorter (B.), h. 4 Sunnyside ave. Constable Herbert, b. aB Chestnut Contant Mary, widow of Urgel L. h. Shute c. Bryant Convery Edward, laborer, h. 9 Lewis Coooh Z. Hollingsworth, trav. salesman, b. 115 Waverly Cook Adams B. tailor (110 Tremont, B.), h. 128 Linden

Arthur A. (A. A. Cook A Co.) 152 School, h. 38 Buckman

COOK A. A. & OO. (Arthur A. and Edgar A. Cook) groceries and provisions, 152 School, Everett sq.

COOK CKABIiES C. baker and small groceries, 81 Main, h. 2 Henderson. See page 392 Charles F. trav. salesman (N. Y.), h. 5 Pleasant Charlotte P. Miss, teacher, h. 54a Chelsea Chester A. driver, b. 1 Baldwin ave. Ebed E. helper, b. I Baldwin ave. [man

Eliza O. widow of Edwin A. h. 11 Hatch Ernest O. lithographer (B.), h. Francis n Nichols Frank, laborer, b. 6 Lawrence Frederick B. plasterer, h. Springvale ave. n. Elm

COOK GEORGE W. manager, Everett Republican, 425 Broadway, h. 23 Chelsea. See page 404 Harry P. helper, b. 1 Baldwin ave. Henry, cooper (Warren whf. Cbasn.), h. 24 Foster Herbert, box maker, h. 10 Argyle James D. laborer, h. 1 Baldwin ave. John, machinist, h. 33 Courtland John H. rubber worker, b. 33 Courtland Manuel M. motorman, h. 29 Hamilton Otis H. baker, h. 13 Second Thomas, rem to Charlestown Thomas F. iron molder, b. 33 Courtland William E. iron molder, b. 33 Courtland

712 Broadway, Qlendale Square,

Cooke Charles M. rem. to Bridgewater, Conn. Cookson Engene W. master mariner, h. Spring Coolidge Charles H. cabinet maker, b. 25 Bradford

Charles J. h. 25 Bradford Coombs Edward E. machinist, h. 2 Wedgewood

Howard W. rem. to Chelsea

see Combs Cooper Albert E. tailor, h. 12 Maiden

Charles J. engineer (Navy Tard, Chasn.), h. 1 Mead

Eagene A. tinsmith, h. 42 Winslow

Francis H. laborer, h. 153 Main

Frank R. salesman (Chasn.), h. 14 Tnftf.ave.

James J. clerk, 123 Broadway, h. 12 Thorndike

Joel F. machinist, h. 52 Florence

Joseph F. laborer, b. 5 Winter

J. Frank, salesman (B.), h. 206 Linden

Thomas, laborer, h. 5 Winter Coote William, book gilder, h. 19 1-2 Waverly ave. Copeland Charles L. watchman (E. B.), h. 25 Irving

George H. clerk (275 Dev. B.), rms. 229 Broadway

Henry, horseshoer, h. 10 Washington [Corey

Mae C. Mrs. teacher, Webster school, h. The Rawson,

Robert N. salesman (B.), h. 7 Oakes

Willis M. student, h. The Rawson, Corey Corbett Frances J. widow of David O. b. 128 Ferry

Thomas, laborer, h. 16 Kippy Corbin Fidelia, widow of John W. h. 9 Hatch

John E. postal clerk (B.), b. 9 Hatch

John H. trav. salesman, b. 631 Broadway

Joseph E. h. 631 Broadway

Josephine M. Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 631 Broadway Corcoran Hannah, widow of James, h. 26 Broadway

Henry W. teamster, b. 26 Broadway

John H. h. 26 Broadway

Cordeau Wilfred, cabinet maker, h. 17 Second Corey Benjamin, h. 16 Corey

Benjamin L. carpenter, 77 Norwood, h. 4 School st. pi.

Catherine M. widow of Thomas S. h. 77 Norwood

Charles W. salesman (B.), h. 92 Hancock

Colambus, assessor, 3 City Hall, h. 9 Corey

James R. manager (25 Blackstone, B.), h. 114 Bncknian Corkery James, stone mason, Jefferson ave. n. Elm, h. do. Corkum Allen A. mariner, b. 41 Francis

Joseph A. carpenter and builder, 78 Ferry, h. do.

John B. carpenter, h. 86 Ferry

Maud E. Miss, bookkeeper (B.), b. 78 Ferry

Wilbourn A. clerk (20 Dock sq. B.), b. 78 Ferry Corliss Active H. street car conductor, b. 183 Nichols

Charles E. teacher (B.), h. 100 Chestnut

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at T. F. GARVEY'S, Odd Fellows BIdg., EVERETT.

dorliss Charles M. private (U. S. Y.), b. 91 Main

Henry M. h. 91 Main

Philip S. oook, h. 183 Nichols Cornell Benjamin L. foreman (00 Cana]y6.),h. 679 Broadway

Sarah A. widow of Nathaniel B. b. 69 Clinton <7ornoni James, coofeotioner, h. Ashton ave. n. Ferry Corrigan CbArles A. postal clerk (B.)» h. 67 School Corthell William E. clerk, h. 64 Shute Corvin Solomon, tailor, b. 479 Ferry <7otter Bartholomew J. packer (Lynn), h. 108 Boston Cottle Harrison W. prop. Merchaiits' Hotel (13 Change aye.

Cotton Imogene T. widow of David A. b. 23 Argyle -Cottrell Arthar A. clerk (33 Summer, B.), h. 280 Main Coughlan Eliza, widow of Timothy, b. 66 Everett Coaghlin Jeremiah T. clerk, 1 2 Chelsea, h. 6 Argyle Oougle Fen wick N. b. 2 Hawthorn

George F. clerk (B.), h. 2 Flawthorn Conillard Chester F. printer, b. 66 Cottage

Mary, widow of John, h. 66 Cottage Coalter Thomas C. engineer (B.), h. 20 Waters ave. Conpal Moses E. machinist, h. 5 Henderson ave. Coasens Charles, electrician (State House, B.), h. 246 Main Coasins John E. electrician (B.), b. 17 Woodlawn

Leonard, clothing cutter (18 School, B.), h. 17 Woodlawn

Leonard jr. rem. to Worcester

Mary K. Miss, stenographer (B.), b. 17 Woodlawn

Violet A. Miss, bookkeeper (265 Dev. B.), b. 17 Wood- Cowan Joseph W. plasterer, h. 1 1 Neil son ave. -Cox Archibald, teamster, h. 14 Waverly ave.

David E. band sawyer, rms. 219 Main

Eliza A. widow of Samuel J. h. 21 Cottage

George E. supt. (E. Cambridge), h. 87 Waverly

John C. F. salesman (B.), h. 65 Beacon

Joseph T. mason, h. 24 Adams ave.

Samuel J. clerk, b. 21 Cottage

William H. salesman (B.), h. 105 Cleveland ave.

W. Roland, clerk, 429 Broadway, b. 21 Cottage Ooyle John, fireman, h. 19 Fleet

-Coyne James F. h. 6 Bennett [ence

Crabtree Albert E. bookkeeper (65 Chatham, B.), b. 26 Flor-

Charles W. laborer, h. 26 Florence

Edwin G. rem. to Chelsea Crafts C. Fred, engineer (28 State, B.), h. 9 Summit ave.

Emeline E. widow of Israel F. nurse, b. 106 Waverly

John H. jr. rem. to East Boston -Cragin George N. collector (B.), h. 1 Pearl

G. l^icholson, laundryman (B.), b. 1 Pearl

TT^ f^ ^T^ A ^T^ T7^ ^% Personal attentloQ given to care of Estates fl^ ^ I fk I Iv^ and Collection of Rents.

Cragin John L. electrician (12 Pemberton sq. B.), fa. 41

Orahan Mark J. laborer, h. 26a Thorndike Craib Alexander, rem. to Lowell

Robert B. engineer, fa. Gled Hill ave. n. Rnsaell Craig Charles £. steward, L. 12 Everett

Susan J. widow of William, rem. to Essex

William H. lineman, b. 16 Henderson ave.

William M. driv er, engine Ko. 1, h. 896 Broadway

CRAM EDWIN li. groceries and provisions, 822 Main^ h. 100 Winslow. See page 6

Oay E. plumber, b. 52 Winthrop

Henrietta E. Mrs. h. 29 Tilet^ton Crandon Charles F. salesman, h. 112 Clark Crane Charles F. rem. to British Columbia Crapser George, broker (56 Clinton and 49 1-2 Com!. B.), h.. 3 Chestnut pi.

George A. bookkeeper, b. 8 Chestnut pi. Crawford Frank A. baker, h. 678 Broadway

Henry J. chair driver, b. 18 Autumn

Thomasi removed to Cambridge Creamer Charles B. clerk (B.), h. 37 Irving

Lorenzo C. lobsiter dealer (C), h. 181 Nichols Creighton Isaac, provisions, 121 Broadway, h. Jacobs pi.

John A. plumber, b. 284 Kerry

Joseph L. painter, h. 284 Ferry [cham, h. do^

Cribbs William F. engineer (Bedford) and grocer, 83 Bea> Crichlow Frederick H. shoemaker, h« 7 Heath Cripps Arthur M. removed to Beverly

Edward, removed to Chelsea Critch Charles T. insurance solicitor, h. 36 Beacham Crocker Abbie, widow of Noble, b. 71 Chestnut

Charles H. motorman, h. 71 Chestnut

Charles H. rope maker, b. 22 Cleveland ave.

Harry C. bookkeeper, h. 53 Irving

Harry H. bricklayer, b. 37 1-2 Beacham

Mary Miss, h. 81 Cleveland ave. Crockett Arthur P. iron worker, bds 32 Waters ave.

Charles R. stone mason, h. 2 Alfred ct.

Daniel E. cigar packer, h. 2 Baldwin ave.

Elmer C. driver, h. 36 Waters ave.

Emma A. Miss, dressmaker, 32 Waters ave. b. do.

Horace M. carpenter, 15 Hazel pk. h. do.

Isaac, wood worker, h. 32 Waters ave. [land ave»

Joseph W. (Crockett & Staples), 294 Main, h. 76 Cleve-

Oscar H. iron worker, b. 32 Waters ave.

Peter, laborer, b. 66 Courtland

Ralph P. telephone operator (M.), b. 15 Hazel pk.

A Staples (Joseph W. Crockett and Russell J. Staples), brush mnfrs. 294 Main

Oromwell Joseph, laborer, b. 17 Kippy Cronan Daniel, carrier, b. 12 Central aye.

Oeorge, tanner, b. 1 3 Central ave.

John, carrier, b. 12 Central ave.

Margaret, widow of Patrick, h. 12 Central ave. "Cronham Agnes, widow of Oscar, b. 31 Arlington

Brika, widow of Carl, b. 81 Arlington

Oscar, died September 19, 1897 Oronin James J. removed to Charlestown

Michael, printer, b. Arthur T. McLoughlin's

Timothy, oar cleaner, h. 28 Henderson ave. Cronk Josephine Miss, dressmaker, 65 Cleveland ave. b. do. Oronkhite Nathan W. private detective, h. 112 Main <])rook Edward R. bookkeeper, Andrews & Co. b. at Maiden

Patrick, laborer, b. D. C. Kerr's, Fuller i^rosby Albert H. meat cutter (B.), h. 28 Autumn

Bradford S. rem. to Dan vers

Charles W. carpenter, h. 411 Ferry

Elliot £. carpenter, b. 84 Cottage

Ernest F. paper hanger, 960 Broadway, b. do.

George W. salesman (B.), h. Jefferson cor. Clifton ave.

James W. machinist, h. 842 Main

Lewis A. salesman, h. 36 High

CROSBY WILLIAM H. carpenter and builder and paper hanger, 960 Broadway, h. do. See page 392 Crosman Edwin P. laundry agent, b. 59 Ferry Cross Fred L. driver, h. 60 Beacham

John M. bookkeeper (Chasn.), b. 26 Hillside ave. [ave.

Nathaniel H. pres. (414 Medford, Chasn.) h. 26 Hillside Crossman M. Amos (Boston Pad Co.), Spalding, h. 30 School -Croswell Allen J. candy maker, h. 8 Garfield Orouch Silas A. die sinker (B.), h. 18 Garfield Crowe Alburton, brakeman, h. 8 Franklin pi.

Everett, clerk 332 Ferry, rms. 176 do. "Crowell Addie A. Mrs. variety store, Parker n. Walnut, h.do,

Charles A. carpenter (B.). h. 26 Summer

Charles A. jr. student, b. 26 Summer

David, driver, h. 63 Tileston