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CAMBRIDGE COAL ELEVATORS.
HORATIOW ELLINGTO&l' dC O.,
Anthracitse and Bitumixgouas’
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wood, Lime, and, Cebent,
BOSTON OFFICE, ll- BILBY ST.
Wharf and Elevators,
Cragie’s Bridge, East Caibridgs.
Communication hy Teleplm~e between Boston Office and Wharf.
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CRAPES REDRESSED TO LOOK LIKE NEW.
OnlyH ousei n New England for Dry Cleansing,
Kid Gloves Cleaned in one day, 10 Cents.
RID QI;OVES DYED, 26 CENTS.
MAIN OFFICE,6T5E MPLEP LACEB, OSTON,
BRANCH Ol?RRICES,
3900 Washington Street, Boston,
306 A Sroadway, Soalh Boston,
a Pnrk square, Lynn,
PO3 Westmiu*ter Street, Providemae a. I.9
And at
DYE HOUSE, GALEN STREET, WATERTOWN.
256 WATERTOWN DIRECTORY.
WATERTOWN POOR FARM.
Orchard street.
Zachariah Boodey, Supt. Number of inmates, 14.
POST OFFICE.
Barnard’s block, Main street.
Samuel S. Gleason, Postmaster.
Mails arrive 7.40 and 10 A.M., 12.30 and 6.10 P.M.
Mails close 8.04 A.M., 1.10, 5.20 and 6.25 P.M.
Mt. Auburn station, Mt. Auburn bridge.
J. H. FI agg, SuperintencZent.
Mails arrive, 8.15 and 11.45 A.M., and 5.50 P.M.
Mails depart same time as arrival.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Abbott T. Grafton, Priest Geo. E.,
Andrew Geo. W., Snow Geo. K.,
Barry Chas. J., Stevens James,
Bemis Isaac V., Stickney John K.,
Derby Henry Clay, Stone Chas. W.,
Huckins David T., Sullivan Jeremiah J.,
Kidder Geo. R., Wheeler Jesse F.,
Noyes George L., Whitney Hiram.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.
Kidder Geo. R., Wheeler Jesse F.
Anthracaitned B ituminoCuosa l,
HARKI AND SQFT WOOD,
Hay, Straw, Brick, and Sand,
FRANCISB UTTRICK, "
Dealer in and Manufactnrw of all kids of
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COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS,
BOWDOIN BUILDING, 31 MILK ST., BOSTON.
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“The BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM Ever
Offered to Business Men.”
THE BQSTONR AILROAD
IME TABLES.@
W. A. GREENOUGH& CO., . . . Publishers,
31 MILK STREET, BOSTON.
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These POCKET TIME TABLES are published as often as the
changes in time on the different roads demand.
This is the fourth year of their publication and the annually increasing
demand for them is a sure guarantee of their popularity and supply a
long felt public want.
This is the only publication (in this form) that gives a complete
time table of all the different roads and steamers running out of Boston.
These Time Tables are distributed free, at all the
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and principal business houses in the city ; also as many are given to the
different business firms who patronize the work, as they can conveniently
distribute to their customers.
Application for advertising spaces should be made to the publishers as
early as possible to insure insertion.
W. A. GREENQUG&H CO.,P ublishers,
31 MILK STREET, ROOM 39.
PREFACE.
THREE years having passed since our last issue,we here-
with present No. 5 of the regular series of the WALTHAM
AND WATERTOWN DIRECTORY to our patrons, with the
confidence of its welcome reception by them, as well as .
by the public generally.
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As cities grow in importance and population, the direc-
tory increases in value, as a book of reference, until large
cities could not possibly get along without their
annual publication. A good directory is a great benefit
to a place, not only to the citizens, but to strangers
and visitors, who are constantly referring to its pages for
information of some kind. We also often receive orders
from distant parts of the country for our directories, which
shows that their circulation is not necessarily limited to
the cities they represent.
We wish especially to call the attention of persons using
the directory, to the importance of knowing the precise
spelling of a name, before looking for it, as names, pro-
nounced the same, but spelled in various ways, will appear
on different pages, and at quite a distance from each other.
1877 1880 Increase.
Names in Waltham, 3,259 4,346 1,087
Names in Watertown, 1,714 2,084 370
4,973 6,430 1,45‘1
Our agents have received the usual courteous attention
from all with whom they have come in contact, while ob-
taining the information for this number, and with many
thanks for the same,
We remain, very respectfully,
W. A. GREENOUCH & CO.,
September,,l@O. Editors and Pu6lishers.
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REFERENCE8 BY PER;nIBSION.
BOSTON. CAMBRIDGE, [sore feet.
Mrs. T. K. Homer , "@USC o mI,.l-u-"-ll-i - * street ~.-wmn,43 Essex st., cramp & lame
Mrs. A. J. Abbott 69 Myrtle street. H&l-c+, 259. H. a.r vard street.
B. K. Swift, 75 DC 3er street.
C. Seabury. 95 C,I urt street.
Mrs.E.Harwood,P 4 London at., rheun 1a’m.
Mm. Joslyn, 684Tremont street. ‘OS, drugs, 641 Main street.
G. H. Floyd, 267 Washington. phens, 13 Cottage street..
Mrs. Latimer, 12 Milford street. ‘0.89 Spring st., E. Cambridge.
Mm. Purington, 44 Clarendon street. Ile, 1 Sixth street.
Mrs. R urnham, 104 Dartmouth street. :alf, 154 Mt. Auburn st.
Mrs. Parker, 41 W rarr~n avenue. Metcalf, 164 Mt. Auburn at.
Mr. John C. Gras ‘ea. 94 West Newton et. ward, 5 Sixth street.
MMrrss. CCu. rleNyo, yes, 33 W10 2X dWi* rww=sn rb-*.8,a t:.so-~oeton. Mr. DKo.l lofKf,. Hu1d4s3o n.O tis-&8w2e t.I nmno street
Mary Ewln 28 Jwnun..lA.. ng street. “ ‘1 Mrs. J. L. S_m-i.t.h-. , _12- S--n-t_m.lb- sI_tra_a“t __.
Robert I)ar%.m, 289 E street. I‘ “ CBARLESTOWVN.
Mrs. R. C. Hobart, 401 4th St., “ “ $.i.rlyt$ ng, 58 Harvard street.
WMrms.. BHu. rnsC, ovelv1-,% -- -K2- 1 2~- t-rwW-t-. -. -7.t h at. I‘ “I‘ %:.” z;;,^d KIe()l leIyr,v ing 421p ,a,&ol(a,*in Bt.
Mrs. Wentw ,orth, 18 Oakland, Brighton. G;i: c:‘i:‘, Qooclrich. 104 BweFtr Hill Et.
SOIERVILIJ3. Mrs. Randall, 78 Balhwin at
lm\lrsr..Iq aLllsO,oO_oKr. S0, 1 z.prSmchgoonnl e.m a. usp weBqerkt.e leyata. M.r,r . 1Gr reeDn.o_u*gAh^,_ C^II 13 lBea7l dw~in_ __I. street.
Mrs. Caleb Page, Webster av.. Uninn RO. __ __ _ _ _ .__ _ , _I
B. T. White, postmastc :r, Coliege Hill.* Geo. A. Fitch, R. R. ofiice.
Mrs. Orcutt, 3 Cla Sk at., Medford.
Mrs. E. Emery, 1CI Prescott. NEW PORK.
C. T. Renmn.14-, -- 1W allis et. D. S. Thomas, the celebrate1 d Aeronaut.
M. B. Harrington, 1 Bolton st. LiAVBROOK, ILLINOIB.
Mrs. Wm. Mathews, 1 Wyatt at. Oliver C. Sabin, Attorney at Law.
Orders filled at wholesale and retail, by W. A. GREENOUGH & CO., 31
Milk Street, Bowdoin Building, Boston,room 39. Use r.he Elevator. Also,
at 247 Washington Street, Boston, room 2, by 5. G. BRETT. Yroprietor.
ASKY OURD RUGGISFTO RI T.
PRICE 25 Cts., 50 Cte., and tjjSl.00 PER BOX.
SENT BY MAIL ON R.ECElPT OF PRICE.
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CONTENTS.
PAGE
ABBREVIATIONS ....................................... ........ 17and177
ADVERTISINQ DEPARTMENT .................................. follows 266
AMERICAN LEQION OF HONOB; WALTHAM .......................... 167
AMERICAN LEQION OF HONOR, WATERTOWX ........................ 254
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBEBNIILNS, WALTHAM.. ...................... 169
BANKS, WALTHAM .................................................. 134
BANKE, WATEBTOWN ................................................ 238
BLOCKS, BUILDINGS, ETC., WALTHAN ............................ .: .. 15
BLOCKB, BUILDINOS, HALLS, ETC., WATERTO~X ..................... 176
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WALTHAM.;. ................................. 133
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, WATERTOWN ................................ 237
BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF PATRONS .................................. 9
CEMETERIES, WALTHAM ........................................... 16'
CEMETERIES, WATERTOWN .......................................... 176
CHURCHES, WALTHAM ............................................... 163
CHURCHES, WATERTOWN ............................................ 252
FIRE DEPARTMENT, WALTHAM ....................................... 158
FIRE DEPARTMENT, WATERTOWN .................................... 250
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WALTHAM ....................... 16’7
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, WATERTOWN ...................... 254
INDEX TO ADVR.RTISEDZENTS. ....................................... 7
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WALTHABX ................................ 172
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, WATERTOWN .............................. 256
KNIQHTS OF HONOR, WALTHAM ..................................... 166
KNIGHTS OF HONOR, WATERTOWN ................................... 255
MASONIC, WALTHAM ................................................. 165
MASONIC, WATERTOWN .............................................. 254
MILITARY,~ALTHAY ............................................... 169
NOTARIES PUBLIC, WALTHAM ....................................... 172
NOTARIES PUBLIC, WATERTOWN ..................................... 266
ODD FELLOWS, WATXHADI .......................................... 166
ODD FELLOWS, WATERTOWN ........................................ 254
POET-OFFICE, WALTHAM ............................................. 172
POST-OFFICE, WATERTOWN. .......................................... 256
PUBLIC LIBRARY, WALTHAM ........................................ 163
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC., WALTHAM .............................. 16
RAILROAD STATIONS, ETC., WATERTOWN ............................. 176
ROYAL ARCANUM, WALTHAM ........................................ 166
.SCHOOLS, WALTH~M ................................................ 159
SCHOOLS, WATERTOWN.. ............................................. 250
SOCIETIES, WALTHAM ............................................... 170
SOCIITIES, WATERTOWN ............................................ 255
STREETS, WALTHA?~. ................................................ 12
STREETS, WATERTOWN ............................................. 174
TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES, WALTHAX ................................. 168
Tows OFFICERS, WALTHAM ........................................ 157
TOWN OFFICERS, WATERTOWN ...................................... 249
UNITED ORDER PILC~RIM FATHERS, WALTFI~ ...................... 167
WALTHAM DIRECTORY .............................................. 17
WATEXTOWN DIBECTOBY ........................................... 177
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Bangor City Directory ............................................ 1.50
Bath, Brunswick and Richmond Directory .......................... 1.50
Biddeford and Saco Directory ....................................... 1.50
Boston Business Directory (annually). .............................. 1.50
Boston & Maine Railroad Business Directory ........................ 2.50
Boston and Providence Railroad Directory .......................... 2.50
Brockton and Bridgewaters Directory. .............................. 2.00
BrooklineDireotory ................................................ 1.50
Cambridge City Directory’ (annually). ............................... 2.50
Concord City Directory ............................................ 1.50
Eastern and Maine Central Railroads Business Directory. .......... 2.50
Haverhill City Directory ........................................... 2.00
Lewiston and Auburn Directory .................................... 2.00
Maiden, Medford, Xelrose, and Everett Directory .................... 2.00
Massachusetts Cities Business Directory ............................ 2.5C
MerrimackRiverDirectory ......................................... 2.OC
Milford Directory .................................................. l.SC
Nashua City Directory ............................................. 2.oc
New Bedford City Directory. ...................................... 2.0(
Portsmouth City Directory ......................................... 1.6(
Rockland, Belfast, and Camden Directory .......................... 2.0(
Somerville City Directory .......................................... 2.0(
United States Iron, Hardware, and Metal Trades Directory .......... 5.0(
Waltham and Watertown Directory ................................. 1.5(
Washington Street Directory ....................................... .21
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
Bowdoin Building, 31 Milk Street, Room 39! BOSTON,
Use the Elevator.
W. A. GREENOUGH& CO., Editors and Publishers.
@-Directories of the Principal Cities of the United States kept on
hand, for reference, to accommodate patrons and friends, without charge,
INDEX. 7
INDEX TO WALTHAMA DVERTISEJfENTS,
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Allin H. N., counselor at Iaw.. . . . . . . 7
Barry E. L.,proprietor W&ham Weekly
Record.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Bean Henry O., box manufacturer.. . . . . ;
Bell Hugb, custom tailor.. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Boston Manufacturing Co., Edmund
Dwight, treasurer.. . . . , . . . . .,,........ 8
Brown Rufus ci. 8c Co.. steam heating
snrmratus. . . . . . . . : . . . . . . .back coier
B&ick Francis, lumber,
opp. inaide front cover
Fiel Gee. T., crockery, glassware, etc.. . . 2
Fisher W. L. & Co., newspapers, perlod-
icals,eto............................... 9
Qibbs $ Co.. W&ham & Boston Ex.. . 2
Hamlin E. L., surge& dentist.. . . . . . . . 6
Harrineton & Parks. real estate anents.. 4
%loveyk. L.; woodlindcoal ..... ..a.. ... 1
Hughes Thomas F., provisions ........... 6
Hunnewell Wm. A., F. P. Rutter, agent,
coal, wood, etc .............. .front cover
Lme & Poole, house painters ............ 7
Leon Z. H., sewing machines.. . . . . . . . . . a
Lincoln John A., job printer.. . . . . . . . . . . . 6
McParland & Harrington, provisions.. . . 6
Moore Brothers, u holfiterers.. , . . . . . . . . 6
Murphy Edward $ ., fiunituae and up- _
holatery goods.. ....................... I
Nason J. R., carriage painter ............ 8
Nutting & Co., machinists., ............. 7
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INDEX TO WATERTOWNA DVERTISEMENTS,
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83tna Mills, woolen manufacturers. . . . .12 PI&ted E. 8..protisons.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Carrier S. F., plumber.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I1 Rsyworth J. A., carriage and Wagon
Gleason 9. S., pot&her Watertown En- mnnufactarer.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
terprise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..lO Shaw L. A., provisions. , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .:t
Gleason & Co., auctioneers . . , . , . . . . . . . . . 9 St$-&g~$; CQ Co., Mt. ,~uf,y’12
Gregg Alexander, undebker. . . . . . . . .ll
Howes Alfred, hardware and cutlery.. . . .I0 Thompson T. W.; ‘*;;s’t&&l%‘and jeW-
Lewaudo’s French Dye Works, eler....................................l2
lnside front’cover Tripp D. F., concrete paving.. . .,. . ,.. . . . 7
Mt. Auburn Granite Works, Stokes,Don- Watertown Enterpriue, S. S. Gleason,
ahoe & Co.. proprietors.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .la publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..I0
Perear & Russell, coal, Woodward James I!., apothecary. . . . . . . .lO
opp. ill&% front cover