4 20 683 http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/a1ec7246b2c366aba9b515748a73f5b2.jpg b951736bb90adcb1e8fb72a274aef04c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Horse & Buggy Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/6e8d3f9c81801cb0c7f5331d6e42bf6e.jpg dd0ced65a0924bd2483791db773f47eb Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. 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Morton Jeweler Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. 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Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Morton Family Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/a034e2f01cef1d1a571c5de3aab1475d.jpg 6a0f72546c66963ed6f3c591d92aeaea Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. #2 Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. 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The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. #3 Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library M.I.F. 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The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. #4 Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library M.I.F. 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The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. 1st Prize Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library M.I.F. 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The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Mason F. Smith Description An account of the resource Montowese Street and South Main Street Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Montowese Street Parades Smith Family http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/08f7fc2b56f931196be5749c1f6cf2d7.jpg 8db274d1fb0469a3a4e72d8faf4d50dd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Mr. Chas Goldsmith Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Goldsmith Family Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/26a806c819e3a5f47f102c91ca9906a1.jpg 506751ac6bf6d2dd65112c7d75567f18 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Mr. Ralph Blackstone Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Blackstone Family Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/a74b88ff93719799085868d97431347c.jpg 42858e8bf0dcdc49f19ac90ccee15186 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Mrs. J. H. Evans of Guilford Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Evans Family Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/8695e2f2380834b99a7a87e54beb4be1.jpg e00723f6640015e2e6dbb9328dbdf16e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. 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Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Mrs. Sandquist & Daughter Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parades Sandquist Family http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/7f7de710c8f7788043312842358a8981.jpg d8323ca0659f9245e62d1978dd2bb240 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Photograph Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: North Branford School Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library North Branford North Branford School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/e652708c9e3c65f6c750e09b2c90c247.jpg 8b5e33b8b4889ee32f9744e14623f9d0 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: P.H. Dunn Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Dunn Family Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/d9778086bbea2d2c9302f771f22600e4.jpg 996d9c13e99ba5cb70e77d3050c7b7b9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Totoket Grange of North Branford Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. 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Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parade Floats Parades Totoket Grange http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/573a29d0d0aa5dae0cfd3c614125632a.jpg f9ca23faa49c141e38d5e994e95eaafd Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Unidentified Buggy Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/7fc3a584a6b6c7523cf5e5804c8e7f2e.jpg 867c13add722849c8168ee25aff2a088 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: V.T. Hammer & Family Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Hammer Family Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/67c0710afcb5179e1b774f7ee4a4879f.jpg 5a88bcf8cabd5543ca5238eb754198be Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1906 Carnival: Village Green Looking Toward Band Stand Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1906 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1906 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Branford Green http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/b506ee11e6baaa8c66366aa829830b27.pdf f015ea0b93909a9539d69b7b5a65a6ff PDF Text Text - BRANFORD 4 . REPRESENTING .Tili pop Low katCOMPANIM_S: x aartforil; Phoenix: Orient and Conneet4ad-o1 ,flaiMent ' - • 'Cengnionel, Niagara: and Garanute of New rafir- • DIRECTORY 1909. CONTAINING A General Directory of the Citizens, Classified Business Directory, Town Officers, Churches, Schools, Societies, Etc. THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, 306-aio MEADOW STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN, At of Cowen in the yen nth, by THE PRICE At LEE CO., Steered. eceatdIng to In the office of the Labrada of Cangroe, 4 W441004% �D UMB NG, 'TENNI Au etwee mum us Alto Rages tiewleF PP*, Steatrt Het Air , Plunilga ETC. ni3tuniati,51 „--4 GRIST MILL MEADOW STS., BRANFORD, CONN. 'ffflPJOTOWESE ST., -7ELEPHONE CONNECTION. _ ��M1112 1 ail CONTENTS THE CHAMBERLAIN co. 50 ORANGE ST., CORNER OF CROWN, NEW HAVEN, CONN. FURNITURE CARPETS a nd RUGS All goods sent prepaid to towns covered by the Branford Directory. DRAPERIES MANTELS STOVES FIRE PLACE GOODS Agents for "Ostermoor" Mattresses "Globe. Wernicke" Book Cases "Craftsman" Furniture etc., etc. The Price, Lee & Adkins Co., PRINTERS PAGE Abbreviations Advertisements Blackstone Library Borough Officers Business Directory Cemeteries Census Churches Constables Fire Department G. A. R. Index to Advertisers Index to Out-of-Town Advertisers Names of Residents Post Offices Post Offices in Connecticut Savings Bank Schools Societies, Associations, etc State Government Stock Companies Streets and Avenues Temperance Societies Town Court Town Officers United States Government BOOKBINDERS Fine Work a Specialty. 206 Meadow S bcr 9 61 92 87 99 97 89 87 e3 4 5 93 95 73 87 89 94 84 6 92 87 94 SYNOPSIS • Names in Branford Directory, 1904 (including 271 2,089 removals) 620 1909 Directory, Names added in preparing • 635 • Names erased in preparing Directory, 1909 Names in Directory, 1909 (including 262 removals) 2,074 305 • • . Changes of address • ............. 1,822 Total number of changes.......-.... 21 ?CI" � INDEX TO OUT-OF-TOWN ADVERTISERS INDEX TO ADVERTISERS PAGE ?AC• Altbuch H 70 Johnson C. A. Bradley Richard Brainerd F. E. Branford Opinion 63 Jourdan F. & Son Kaminsky Peter Kelsey 0. C 67 71 Bray T. M 62 Bushnell N. T. Co front cover Butler School The...inside back cover Chamberlain Co. The.... app contents Clancy W. S Dunn P. 11 66 front cord p II Engquist A. R Foote 0.11 front cord p IV 69 back cover Fowler F. E Gamble-Desmond Co. The back cover Goldsmith Fannie P .. front cord p VI Griswold S. A_ 68 • 62 66 Lavassa Louis Lundquist Peter A Mark L 70 63 72 64 70 68 root cord p IV MeGmil Bros McKeon Frank P McKinnon 11. B Mendel Sr Freedman 68 front cover Merrels, Cross & Beardsley, front cord p V Moore 3.5 64 61 Mory Carl F Munger Bros 69 72 front cord ,p III Hamm Gustave A. R 70 Noble Julius & Co Harding M. P 67 63 Osborn S. V Prann F. S 64 Rice M. P 65 Sanzero Giuseppe 17 Harrington C. W. Co. The Henricksen John Higley W. C 64 Headley & Hutchinson front cord p Healey B. F front cord pH Howe & Stetsot Hubbard EL W. front cord p V 62 61 Shney John T Smith Samuel E 17 Stannard Cage R • Bent cor d P Warner-Miler Cu.;. ..., front °curer BLUESTONE DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co ( w holesale), Railroad ay, New even. . _front cover BRICK DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven.... front cover BUSINESS COLLEGE. Butler School The, 152 Temple, inside back cover New Haven CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. Chamberlain Co. The, 50. Orange, 2 New Haven CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Fowler Frank E. (wholesale), 232 back cover State, New Haven DECORATORS Merrels, Cross & Beardsley, 90 Orange, New Haven... front cord p V DRY GOODS. Gamble-Desmond Co. The, 886 to 900 Chapel, New Haven, back cover Howe te Stetson Stores The, 761 to 773 Chapel, New Haven, front cord p V Mendel & Freedman, 722 Chapel, front cover New Haven .. FIREPLACE GOODS. Chamberlain Co. The, 50 Orange, New Haven 2 FURNITURE DEALERS. New Haven 2 HAIR DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven.. .front cover HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Bushnell N. T. Co., 710 and 712 Chapel, New Haven ....front cover LATH DEALERS. - Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven...front coves • LIKE AND CEMENT DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Rail-, road ay , New Haven... front cover MANTELS (WOOD). Chamberlain Co. The, 50 Orange, New Haven 2 MASONS' SUPPLIES. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven ...front cover PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. Metals, Cross & Beardsley, 90 Orange, New Haven ...front cord p V PAINTERS AND PAPER RANGERS. Merrels, Cross & Beardsley, 90 Orange, New Haven ..front cord p V PAPER HANGINGS. Merrels, Cross & Beardsley, 90 Orange, New Haven... front cord p V PAPER AND TWINE DEALERS. Fowler Frank E., 232 State, New Haven back cover PLASTER DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven front cover SCHOOL (PRIVATE) Butler School The, 152 Temple, • New Haven inside back cover SEA SAND DEALERS. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale),Railroad av, New Haven ...front cover SEWER PIPt. Warner-Miller Co. (wholesale), Railroad av, New Haven .... front cove TILING. Chamberlain Co. The, 50 Orange, New Haven 2 WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES. Chamberlain Co. The, 50 Orange, New Haven 2 • WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE (WHOLESALE). Fowler Frank E., 232 State, New back cover Haven �STREETS, AVENUES AND ROADS STREETS, AVENUES AND ROADS AVERILL AVENUE, from 52 Montowese east BLACKSTONEVILLE, a section on Pine Orchard road BRADLEY, from Main June. W Main southwest bey railroad BRADLEY AVENUE, from 18 Montowese opp the Green easterly BRAINARD, from Main east and south to Rogers, Stony Creek BRANFORD POINT, a section south end of Harbor after crossing creek BRUSHY PLAIN, a section at north end of Ivy CEDAR, from Main west side Blackstone Memorial Library north to Cedar Hill and Cherry Hill road CHERRY HILL ROAD, from W Main opp Harbor north to Cherry Hill and North Branford line CHESTNUT, from Main jtmc E Main north to Short Rocks road CHURCH, from S Main to railroad track COCHECO AVENUE, from Montowese to shore DAMASCUS, a section lying between Branford and Stony Creek DOUBLE BEACH ROAD, from Bradley south to Double Beach EAST MAIN, continuation of Main from junc. of Chestnut easterly ELM, from Rogers west to Harbor ELY LANE, from 75 Harbor easterly FAIR VIEW AVENUE, from end Flying Point av southwest, Stony Creek FLYING POINT, section bordering on the shore end of Flying Point avenue, Stony Creek FLYING POINT AVENUE, from Main south to Fl in y o 'GOODSELL POINT ROAD, from Harbor opp Stannard av (Branford Point) easterly to Goodsell Point GRAYS LANE, from Flying Point at east, Stony Creek HARBOR, from W Main opp Cherry Hill road south to Branford Point HARDING AVENUE, from Indian Neck at westerly HARRISON AVENUE, from Main opp Baptist Church northwest HILLSIDE AVENUE, from Main opp the Green north,west to Ivy HOPSON AVENUE, from Main opp Blackstone Memorial Library south to railroad truck BOSLEY AVENUE, from W Main n Saltonstall Lake to Cherry Hill road HOTGIIIKSS GROVE ROAD, from Pine Orchard road INDIAN NECK a section southern end of Montowese INDIAN NECK AVENUE, from depot east of S. V. Osborn's southeast to Montowese IVY, from Main at New York Lock Co.'s westerly to Bushy Hill KIRKHAM, from Main opp Monroe south to Maple and depot LANP.H IER'S COVE, a section off Short Beach road near Double Beach LAUREL, from Main east side of Blackstone Memorial Library northwest to Cedar LEETE'S ISLAND ROAD, from School jam. Northam, Stony Creek, east to Guilford line LINDEN POINT AVENUE, from Flying Point av south, Stony Creek MAIN, from jun°. E Main and Chestnut west to W Main June. Bradley MAIN (Stony Creek), from N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. south to Indian Point House MAPLE, from depot southwest and west to Old Short Beach road MEADOW, from Montowese west to Rogers MILL PLAIN, from E Main northerly to Short Rocks road and Queach road MONROE, from Main opp Kirkham northwest and west to Cherry Hill road MONTOWESE, from Main east side of the Green to Indiari Neck NORTHAM, from School June. Leete's Island road west to Palmer, Stony Creek NORTH BRANFORD ROAD, from E Main northeasterly to North Branford line OLD SHORT BEACH ROAD, from W Main south to Short Beach PALMER, from depot northwest and north to Northam, Stony Creek PARK PLACE, from Main at "Delevau House northwewt PAVED STREET DISTRICT, a section eastern part of town line north of turnpike PINE ORCHARD, a section on the shore about half way to Stony Creek at end of Pine Orchard road PINE ORCHARD ROAD, from Montowese to Pine Orchard PLEASANT POINT, from Stony Creek road to the shore PROSPECT, from Main easterly, Stony Creek PROSPECT AVENUE, fain Hopson avenue n Swedish Church easterly QUEACH ROAD, from Mill Plain northeast to North Branford line RAILROAD AVENUE, from,Stany Creek, from east between the railroad tracks �• BLOCKS, BLTLIHNGS , Itit* BLED HILL ROAD, Stony Creek, from Leete's Island road northerly ROGERS, from Main south to railroad station ROGERS (Stony Creek), from Main easterly RUSSELL, from Main nearly opp Monroe to Elm SCHOOL (Stony Creek), from depot east to junction of Northam street and Leete's Island road SHORT ROCKS ROAD, from Mill Plain to Chestnut, Short Rocks SILVER, from Ivy northerly SOUTH MAIN, from Montowese west to Main south aide of the Green STANNARD AVENUE, from Harbor (Branford Point) westerly SYBIL AVENUE, from Montowese to shore TERHUNE AVENUE, from Indian Neck av easterly THREE ELM AVENUE, from Flying Point av easterly, Stony Creek TURNPIKE. from Branford to Guilford, Stony Creek TYLER PLACE, south from S Main n Main VETO, off about 15 Main westerly to M. P. Rice's stable WATROUS (Stony Creek), from School west and north to Northam, Stony Creek WEST AVENUE, Stony Creek, from Main at Brainard House west WEST MAIN, from Main June. Bradley northwest to East Haven line WESTERN AVENUE, from Maple to Bradley WILFORD AVENUE, from Montowese west to Church BLOCKS AND BUILDINGS. Blackstone Memorial Library Building, Main c Laurel Griswold Block, Main opp Green Hosley Block, Main opp Green Knights of Pythias Building, S Main c Montowese Masonic Building, S Main Post Office Block, Main opp Green Tot,oket Block, Main opp Green Wilford Block, Main opp Green HALLS. Armory Hall, S Main c Montowele Band Hall, Park pl G. A. R. Hall, Wilford Block, Main K. of P. Hall, S Main e Montoweee Masonic Hall, Main c Park pl Music Hall, 21 Harrison av Odd Fellows' Hall, Flying Point a; 81014 Creek Town Hall, on the Green' • BRANFORD DIRECTORY 1909 ABBREVIATIONS ab above adv, advertisement att, agent. assn, aseomation mat, assistant etrl:Itender g bel, !wow het, between bey, beyond bdg, building bds, boards bkkpr, bookkeeper , b k, block blksmith. blacksmth C corner carp, carpenter , elk, clerk corn tray, commercal traveler eondr, conductor corp. corporation et, court dent, department do, ditto B. Bast elect electrician emp, employed far, farmer ft, foot 11, house housekpr, housekeeper ins agt, insurance *gent insp. inspector lab, laborer mach, machinist mach, mechanic mfg, manufacturing mfr, manufacturer mm, manager mkr, maker n, near N. North Opp, opposite larlaiete president prin, principal prop, proprietor r, rear road rem, removed res, residence rms, rODEDS See. secretary £1, South arl. square steno, stenographer supt, superintendent tehr. teacher tel opr, telegraph operator trees, treasurer v pre, vice president Vi, west wid, widow Ct Co, The Connecticut Co M I F Co Malleable Iron Fittings Co N B Co, Norcross Bros Co N Y L Co, New York Lock Co S C, Stony Creek ABASHOUSE DAVID peddler h Silver Abbott Frederick emp B F Hoeley lids Montowese Ablondi Angelo rem to Italy " Antonio rem to Italy " Ernesto emp P Ablondi Ms Leek's Island S C " Joseph rem to Seymour " Peter grocer and market Leete's Island rd S C h do Moto Mariandonia Mrs h Main n Rogers Adams Alfred emp M I F Co h Maple n Harbor " David emp M I F Co h 1 Hopson av " Eugene E h Pine Orchard " Express Co Harold G Raldwin agt at depot Branford and 3 D Heffernan agt at Stony Creek " George II lab h Short Beach Agliatoro Vincenzo Mn h off Wfst av S C Ahern Charles F Ms Chestnut n Short Rocks rd a 2 �' 4111 BRANFORD- „(190itt) ' iiiitiCS AHERN " John J plumber bds Main c Chestnut " John P emp M I F Co bds Chestnut n Short Aare id " Michael lab h Chestnut n Short Rocks rd " Richard lab h Ivy " William emp P H Dunn bds Main c Chestnut Ablliolm Israel rem to Finland " William emp MI F Co h Prospect av Albinger Bridget *id Joseph J h Maple bey Harbor' Aldrich Mary Mrs bds W Main n Old Short Beath rd Alex John J far h W Main n Short Beach rd Allen Barbara Mrs housekpr Flying Point at S C " Frances wid Henry A Ms Cherry Hill rd. " Fred S oysterman h Linden Point av S C " Harry T clothes cleaner and repairer 90 E Main It do Allis Harry S elk h West av S C Allsworth Harrison R h 76 Meadow " William H timekeeper M I F Co h 76 Meadow Almshouse Philip Quinn supt Stony Creek rd ALTBUCH HARRY, merchant tailor, cleaning and dyeing 119 Main, h Toole's blk, do.—See p 70 Altermatt August far h Mill Plain" Jean rem to New York city "Paul August far h Paved Street district Altsmannsberger Albert lab h Short Beach Alturi Salvatore rem to Italy Ambrosoli Giovanni emp N B Co h West av S C " John confectionery etc Main S C h West av do " Peter emp Ct Co h Flying Point at S C Anderson Andrew lab bds Leete's Island rd S C " Anna 0 bickpr Stony Creek Red Granite Co bds Leete's Island rd S C " Carl emp M I F Co h Stannard av Branford Point " Carl G emp M I F Co h Cedar n Laurel " Charles emp M I F Co h Rogers opp Meadow a Christina Mrs h Montowese " Claes N emp M I F Co h Hopson at " David G rem to New Haven " Emil Mrs prop Branford House Elm c Russell h do " Eric emp It I F Co bits off Indian Neck at a Gabriel W rem to Finland "Gustav emp Atlantic Wire Co bds Russell e Elm_ " Hendrick emp N B Co Ms late% JsMM rd SC . a Johanna wid John h 38 Rogers John stonecutter h Turnpike S C " John emp If I F Co h Rogers a John carp Ms Leete's Is/and H S C a Joseph quarryman h off Flying Point av C Xathrina wid Eric h Leete's Island rd S "Leonard emp PA Anderson h Moutowese Meadow. " Oscar emp M I F Co h Church - BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY ANDERSON " Otto lab 11 h 114 Main " Peter A prop Branford and New Haven Express Montowese c Meadow h do " Sven einp M 1 F Co h off Indian Neck at Andrews George E rem to Ansonia " John A job printer Moutowese h Montowese at railroad " Lydia B wid George h Montowese Andrik Joseph emp 311 F Co bds Monroe Appleby Margaret H wid Fred A h Main n schoolhouse Arcola Gentilio rem to Italy Aronson John emp N B Co h Leete's Island rd S C Ashman Alice wid David h Leete's Island rd S C " Fred W blksmith h Paved Street district Atlantic Wire Co The wire mfrs Church c Meadow Augur Florence E tel opr lids Wilford av " Fred M janitor Blackstone Memorial Library h Wilford av n Church " Fred M Mrs mgr S N E Tel Co Wilford av h do Averill Ashahel T oysterman h Indian Neck " Charles J bkkpr F Jourdan & Son bds Indian Neck " Daniel h 65 Montowese " Eliza C wid David h 123 W Main " Estella wid C Adelbert h 24 Harbor Branford Point " Fannie wid Roland h Harbor n Branford Point House " Frederick L lawyer and real estate agt Pawson Park h do " Harry It painter bds Harbor n Branford Point House " Henry W far and fruit grower h 52 Montowese " Jane wid Daniel h 29 Harbor Branford Point " J Frank oysterman h Indian Neck " Louis S restaurant "The Ark" Indian Neck h do " Morris rem to Pennsylvania " Roy V h 24 Harbor Branford Point " Sarah wid Morris h 27 Harbor Branford Point a Willis M foreman M I F Co h 27 Harbor Branford Point Branford Point " Grace A dressmaker Harbor Branford Point bds do BABCOCK ANNA B wid Austin M h 121 Main "Anson T rem to New York city " Laurette H tchr bds S Main n Main a Lillian M wid George A h Montowese n railroad " Marcus 0 h S Main n Main " William rem to Texas Backman—see Beckman Badi John lab h Watrous SC Belsky George H emn M I F Co h 16 Bradley at "JobnW rem toTogo Ee �12 BRANFORD (1909f Daalaron BAISLEY " J William Jr emp Ml? Co h Church n Main "Silas S lids Harbor Branford Point Baker Henry W enap I F Co h Maple " John coin tray h Hillside av Balag Stephen lab h Silver Baldwin A Earle far h Paved Street district " Albert W boatman h W Main n Short Beach id " Arthur S rem to New Haven "David far h North Branford rd "Edwin E (Baldwin Machine Works) Indian Neck ay n Harbor bridge h do " Elizur E h Indian Neck "George boatman Island off Harbor Branford Point " Harold G agt Adams Express Co at passenger depot h Bradley av " Lydia wid Jerome N h Stannard av Branford Point " Machine Works (Edwin E Baldwin) machinists and engine builders Indian Neck av n Harbor bridge " Rufus I painter bds W Main la Short Beach rd Ball Elverton joiner h Short Beach " Walter S emp S V Osborn b Meadow n Church Ball's Pharmacy W J Klock mgr druggists Main S C Banco Alexander emp Trolley Express Co h Main S C " Marco emp M I F Co h Main c Bradley " Michael emp M I F Co bds W Main Band Hall Park pl Banks Fannie rem to New Haven Baptist Church on the Green Barba Gaetano ernp Stony Creek Red Granite Co Ms Leete's Island rd S C " Nicolo emp N B Co h Leete's Island rd S C Barberri Dominick emp N B Co h School S C " Joseph rem to Waterbury Barbery George clothing and shoes 93 Main h Main n Russell Bardelli Giovanni rem to Italy er Geo stonecutter Ms W Main Barhydt George " 'ev rec wese Barker Arnmi B emp M I F Co h Tyler pl " Earl A east prosecuting attorney Ms W Ma' bor "Emerson E mech h E Mainnjfffl Plain_ _ " Frank ab h Bradley bey railroad "Frank W painter lids E Main a Mill Plain "Guy B pattemmkr Ms E Main n Mill Plain " James It far h W Main bey Harbor " Llewellyn M emp M I F Co h 13 Bradley irt„ " Lucy bds Pine Orchard Nancy housekpr Bradley bey railrond: " Olive elk M I F Co bds Bradley ay • - BRANFORD (1909) DiRrisORY 13 BARKER " Robert B emp M I F Cob. Montowesa aRiver " William far h Quench rd Barnes Arthur T prop Bay View Inn Main c Rogers S C h do " Ellen wid Charles A h off Plying Point av S C " John C hamessmaker and dealer horse clothing bicycles and automobiles Main It do " Samuel A blksmith h Palmer S C Barrett Mary A wid Edward J h Russell Barron John far h 56 E Main " William far h 167 E Main Barry John emp M I F Co h Main r blacksmith shop Bartholomew Gifford 0 far h Mill Plain " Ernest S h Pine Orchard rd " Levi B elk D F Reidy h Rogers c Elm “ Mary E wid JJ hE Main n Mill Plain " Percy G bds Pine Orchard rd " Robert D far h North Branford rd. " Rodolphus far h Stony Creek rd • Bassett Delbert B painter h Old Short Beach rd "George E emp lif I F Co h W Main bey Cherry Hill rd " Lewis E rem to East Haven BATES ELIAS P. editor and prop. Branford Opinion P.O. blk, res Guilford—See p 71 Battery A, C N G Armory K of P bdg S Main c Montowese Battista Patrice quarryman bib Watrous S C Bauer Jacob M foreman M I F Co h Short Beach Bay View Inn Main c Rogers S C Beach Andrew E emp George W Beach h E Main n Mill Plain " Cornelia El wid Harvey W h S Main n Tyler pl " Edgar B oysterman and dealer Linden Point av S C h do " Frank E far h E Main " George L far h B Main n Main " George W prop Branford East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express Line h,E Main n Main " Tasse P emp Ml IF Co h Main " John B far h 90 E Main " John H far h Quench rd " Lewis M elk M I F Co bds Maple - a Mary E h E Main n Mill Plain " Oliver B bds Linden Point av S C " Samuel S -carp bds 114 E Main "Timothy B rem to Hartford " Willis E elk M IF Co h Maple Bean Burton automobile dealer Main n John h do ' Lucretia J wid George W h Short Beach Beardsley Daniel L carriage woodworker h Goodsdell Point �14 • RRANFORD (1909) DIREC;PoR. BRABE.I BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 15 • BLOMBERG • Beaski John molder h Chestnut Beekman John stone mason h Leete's Island rd S C . Beecher William II h Short Beach Beers Henry Clay accountant h Short Beach "Nettle L wid William h 20 Montowese " Thomas J h Lanphier's Cove Begley James elk Ws Ivy John J lunch wagon Main c Hillside at bds Ivy Benton George T h Harbor n Branford Point House " Josiah H bds Harbor n Branford Point House " Rose E wid Marcus II h Wilford av n Church Bergeson Victor emp M I F Co h Harding at Bergendahl Arvid rem to Springfield Mass Berman Louis peddler h Silver Bernstein Elias rem to New York city Bertistsky Andrew emp Atlantic Wire Co h Main n Cherry H Bertuccio Peter confectionery Main c Harrison at h do Berzillo Andrew lab h Main n Joy Betts Charles W quarryman h West at S C " William C bicycle dealer and repairer Main S C h Prost poet do Biaski John emp M IF Co h Short Rocks rd. Biedzysky Stanley emp M I F Co h Kirkham n depot Bietrozozski Adam emp M I F Co h W Main Bigelow Sullivan L h Silver Billings Rufus H engineer h Railroad at Bilson John H h Short Beach Bird Edward emp M I F Co bds 13 Harrison at " Edward J h 13 Harrison at " Henry A rem to New Haven " Philip elk M P Harding bds 13 Harrison at Bishop Ann E wid George W h Pine Orchard " Elias G lab h Blackstoneville " George E carp h West at S C " Grace wid Egbert E h 7 Chestnut " Erick rein west • " John map M I F Co Ms Harbor c Maple Blomfield Stanley F Rev rein to Woodbury Blomquist Charles 0 emp M 1 F Co h Prospect av " Eric molder h Harbor Branford Point Boaden Thomas blksiuith h Flying Point av S C Boardman Herbert D emp MI F Co h Ivy " Richard W rem to California Bohn Anna wid Henry II Main c Chestnut " Victor M emp Double Beach House lads do Bolden George emp M I F Co h Montowes.e Boltin Joseph rem to New Haven " Michael rem to Stamford Bonelli Frank lab h Watrous S C Bonney Charles carp h Short Bach Booth Frederick H public accountant h Short Beach Borelli Salvatore stonecutter h North as S C Bossi Battista quarryman h West at S C Bostwick M Annie artist h Short Beach Bowbolitski Thomas emp M I F Co h Rogers c Main Bowden Thomas H blksmith h Flying Point S C Bowe Hulda V Mrs dressmaker 6 Montowese rms do. Bowhay Benjamin stone mason h Railroad as S C " Richard stonecutter h Railroad at 8 C " Richard 2d Ms Railroad at S C " Richard H stonecutter h Railroad at S C Boynton Carlisle P emp M I F Co h 72 Meadow " Nellie M music teachr S Main n Tyler pl Ms do " Philip H bds 72 Meadow " Walter N foreman carp M I F Co h S Main n Tyler pl " Wilfred L Ms 72 Meadow Bradi Michael emp M I F Co h Silver Bradley Adelia E wid Warren S h Old Short Beach rd " Charles F dry goods clothing etc Main opp the Green h do " Ruth L wid Oliver H h 4 Terhune at " Sarah Mrs Ms Damascus " Thankful wid John h Damascus Bixby Daniel S h Short Beach Blackstone Betsey J 11 Pine Orchard id " Charles A far h Damascus " George far h Pine Orchard rd " Memorial Library Main c Laurel, branch "Minerva wid John /1. Damascus " Morgan rem west "Ralph far h Hotchkiss Grove rd " Rua far h Damascus Malin Joseph plumber h Guilford turnpike Bliale Arthur W lighthouse keeper h Flying -Point Air a C. " Earl E patternmkr bds Bradley n Main " Edward F oysterman h Flying Point av S C " F Cline carp h Montowese opp freight depot " Frank S carp h Church " Frank T sec and treas The C W Harrington Co I/ 9 Harrison at " Hannah S wid Ebenezer T h S Main c Tyler pl " Harry F mach Ms S Main c Tyler pl "Henry E stone burial vault mfr W Main h 123 do " James A elk C F Bradley hclsMain opp the Green " James S emp Mrs C Killam h Short Beach " Jane c Ms Wilford at " J Hubert tarp h Main e Dry " Julia wid James A h Bradley c Harbor Blomberg Charles emp M I F Co h Harbor c Maple �16 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY - BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRODRICK BRADLEY " Lucy 11 rem to Meriden " Martha wid I ranklin F h Flying Point av S C BRADLEY RICHARD, carpenter and builder 14 Montewese, h do.—See p 63 " Robert S h Harbor Branford Point " Seth T teamster h Bradley n Main " Willis carp h 11 Bradley av " Winfield F boats to let h Rogers SC Bradnack James rem to New Haven Bragg Elon far bds E Main n Mill Plain Brainard Alvin S mgr Brainard House and painter and paper hanger Main S C h do " House Alvin S Brainard mgr Main c Rogers S C " John E corn tray h Windmill Hill Brainerd Achim emp M I F Co bds Monroe " Esther L wid John W h Prospect S C " Florence bkkpr F E Brainerd bds Main S C " Frank emp M I F Co h Monroe BRAINERD FRANK E. department store Main, Stony Creek, h do.—See p 67 " • G Edwin rem to Hartford Bramwell Noah rem to England Branagan Angeline h Russell N Main " Jeremiah env M I F Co bds Russell n Main " Terrence emp M I F Co h Main c Russell Branford Driving Park Louis A Fisk prop Guilford turnpike " East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express Line G W Beach prop E Main " High School Laurel " Home Club Main opp the Green " House Elm c Russell BRANFORD LAUNDRY, H B McKinnon prop., Main n Montowese—See p 68 " Mfg Co lock min Main c Ivy BRANFORD OPINION' (weekly newspaper), E. P. Bates ost Office blk Main—See 71 " Point House Branford Point " Savinas Bank William R Foote sec and tress Town Hall " Town CourtTown Hall " and New Haven Express Peter A Anderson prop Montowese c Meadow Bray Llewell yn rem to Meriden BRAY THOMAS M. blacksmith and wagonmaker 6 School, Stony Creek, h do.—See p 62 - Brehm Leonora hds Short Beach Brimmer Everitt towerman h Elm n Rogers Bristol Harrison rem to New Britain Broadhurst Harry h Short Beach Broberg Konrad Rev rem to Sweden Brockett Melissa honsekpr off Double Beach rd Brodrick William printer h Main n Montowese Broglia stonecutter Ii West av S C Broman John rem to Finland " Peter h Hopson ay Brommels Charles etnp M I F Co bds 61 Harbor " Erick rem to New Britain Brumles Gibal lab h Ivy Bryan William A prop Montowese House Indian Neck Ii du Bryson Emma rein to California Buckley Cornelius molder h 6 Hillside av " John J emp C S Bradley bds Bradley c Harbor " Julia V tchr bds Kirkham n Main " Mary wid Lawrence Ii Kirkham n Main Bunnell Herbert far lids Paved Street district " Sophia wid Benjamin B h 30 S Main Buono Giacomo emp N B Co h Leete's Island rd S C Burke Edmund bds Almshouse " Ellen wid Edmund Ii Cedar n Todd's Hill " Martin Hook and Ladder Co Hillside a y n Main " Patrick A rem to Stamford Burne Philip stonecutter h 43 Flying Point av S C Burns John A lab h Harbor Burr William A h Short Beach Burton Frank J h Short Beach Burwell Mary A wid Charles C h Brushy Plain Buselie Isadore painter bds 203 School S C Burzillo Andrea lab h E Main Bush Harry h Short Beach " Timothy G h Damascus Bushnell Harry E h Pine Orchard Butz William emp M I F Co bds 18 W Main • CADDY ALEXANDER stonecutter 1 School S C " Elizabeth A wid Peter F h Railroad av S C " Henry G blksmith lids Railroad av S C " Richard rem to Guilford Callahan Eugene F bartdr T D Williams S C bds Palmer " James bds 15 Laurel " Jennie wid James h Harbor n Bradley " John P Ii 15 Laurel " Leila Mrs h Chtnut Short Rocks " Margaret reporter bds 15 Laurel Callanan Michael far Ms Main n Montowese " Richard h Cedar "Richard Ms Main n Montowese Canoe Brook School Cherry Hill rd Capocci Enrico rem to Canada Carden James E engineer h Leete's Island rd S C Carlson Arvide emp M 1 F Co bds 33 Hopson av " Carl A rem to New Haven �18 BRANFORD (1908) DIRECTORY CARLSON " Charles emp M I F Co h Terhune av " Edward emp M F Co E Indian Neck av "Fred emp M I F Co bds Meadow c Church " Gust rein to Rhode Island " Gustave emp MI F Co bds Russell c Elm " Iver rem to California " John molder h Terhune av " John emp M I F Co h Indian Neck av " John emp N B Co h Grays lane S C " Leonard J rein to Rhode Island " Mary S Mrs h Harbor " William emp Atlantic Wire Co h Hillside av " William emp M I F Co h 36 Hopson av Carney Elizabeth emp Totoket Hotel bds do " Peter J deputy sheriff h Ivy n Silver Carolowicz Antonio emp F P Jourdan & Son h Stannard av Branford Point Cassanino Giuseppe h Rogers S C Cassidy A Edward far h Mill Plain Cavanaugh Elizabeth wid Thomas h W Main n Cherry Hill rd Center Cemetery Montowese n S Main " District School Main opp the Green Chaipel Leverett A rem to New Britain " Lyman B emp A E Hammer h Main Chambers John I engineer bds Mill Plain Chase William C painter h Indian Neck av Cherry Maggie wid Andrew bds Ivy Chiari Antonio rem to Italy Chrishohn Daniel A elec h Rogers S C Christenson Ernst foreman Iff I F Co h Bradley bey railroad Christian Anna wid Thoinas W h E Main " Joseph lab bds E Main " Thomas emp M P Rice bds E Main Church of Christ (Congregational) Main $ C Cielia Lorenzo lab bds School S C Cienski Tony molder h Silver Clancy Eliza wid James bds 103 Main CLANCY WILLIAM S. news room and undertaker Toole's blk Main, h 103 do.—See p 66 Clapp Waller H station agt and tel oprNYITH&RER • depot h Averill av Clapper William N rem to Ohio Clark Charles E carp h Rogers S C " Charles E h off West av S C " Henry prop Double Beach House Double Beach It do "John emp DI I F Co Ms Elm c Russell " William Joiner bds 71 Chestnut " William h h Short Beach BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 19 CfrAil ` ;MUM J h Camp Hill Flying Point S C Clasem Hans E painter h E Main Closson Howard C far 11 Damascus Coates Albert E gardener h Damascus Cocpliski Thomas emp M I F Co h Main Cody Michael lab h 89 E Main Coe Timothy Coal and ice dealer off Flying Point av S C h do Colbert Patrick J clk bds Railroad av S C Colburn Charles rem to New Haven " Walter A watchman M I F Co h Montowese bey railroad Cole Eber quarryman h Watrous S C Coleman Bridget wid Cornelius h Church n Meadow " George bds Church n Meadow " William F lab h E Main bey Mill Plain Collins Anna L tehr bds Bradley n Harbor " Charles hlksmith h Palmer S C Dennis lab h Main c Monroe " Dennis bds Pine Orchard rd " Dennis enip M I F Co h Main c Maple " Frederick bartdr 1.1 Lavassa bds Palmer S C " James T stone cutter h Railroad av S C " John 2d far h Damascus " John F emp Branford Mfg Co bds Main c Monroe " Kate wid John h Bradley n Harbor " Michael lab h Pine Orchard rd " Nellie bds Pine Orchard rd " Patrick far h Damascus Colombo Giuseppe shoe dealer Main S C h do " Luigi emp N B Co h Watrous S C Columbus John h Main n Montowese Combe John emp Atlantic Wire Co h Hillside av Comstock William E emp M I F Co h 67 Harbor Condon Ellen wid David I/ Elm " Patrick F emp M I F Co bils,Elm Th liht and water de,t Main the Green Connell Robert stone cutter h Three Elm av S C Connelly John h Ivy " John h S Main "Michael emp IVI I F Co h Russell n Main Conroy Annie rem to New York city Cook Addison far bds Paved Street District " Anderson S rem to Port Chester N Y " Cassius far h Hotchkiss Grove " Charles far bds Paved Street Diatrict " Charles W horseshoer r Munger Bros Main h E Main " Charles W far bds Guilford turnpike " Clarence F bds Guilford turnpike " Franklin H far h Guilford turnpike at trotting park �20 • BRANFORD (1909) DLRECTORt COOK " Harriet wid Samuel bde Almshouse " Harry far h Paved Street District " Lydia wid Martin bds Guilford turnpike " Samuel G far h Paved Street District " Samuel S h Indian Neck Coolac William emp II I F Co h Todd Hill Coolidge Mary T wid Horace lids Montowese opp Wilford av Cooper James boatman h Main S C Corbett John rem to Leete's Island Corcoran Andrew rem to New Britain " Andrew Jr emp II P Rice h Church "Harry rem to New Britain " John rem to New Britain " John teamster h Harbor " John J emp M I F Co bds Harbor " William T rem to Waterbury Cordier Louis harnessmkr h Cedar n Laurel Corelli Peter lab h Chestnut n Main Costoni Victor elk P Albondi bds Leete's Island rd S C Countryman Franklin Rev pastor Church of Christ Main S C h Prospect do Covert Charles W emp M I F Co h Wilford av " Grace tchr this Wilford av Cowes Courtney teamster h Monroe Coyle Andrew J barber P 0 blk Main h 16 Montowese " Maggie bds Main n W Main Cramer Charles gardener h Stannard av Branford Point Crampton Charles molder bds Short Beach Crane Wickliffe N bds S Main n Church Creamer Thomas lab h Stony Creek rd Creem Daniel far h Damascus " Daniel J far bds Damascus " Dennis far bds Damascus " John far h Chestnut Short Rocks Crentinas Josez molder h Ivy Crescenti Raffaele uarryman h Watrous S C y n ar Crouch Char es . ass pos " Edward h Bradley n Harbor Crowley Dennis rem to New Haven " Jeremiah emp M I F Co h Main n Montowese Cuezyneki Bronistum emp M I F Co h Rogers Cudma Michael env M I F Co h Main la Cherry Hill rd Cull Francis far h E Main n Mill Plain Cunliffe John prop Linsley Homestead Main opp the Green h do Cunningham John J V h 33 Main Curtin Margaret wid Patrick h 83 F Main " Thomas bds 83 E Main Cushman Laura td Nathaniel G h Short Beach" = BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 21 D'Annto D'ADDIO ANGELO emp M I F Co h Main n Room Dahl John E emp M I if CO h 19 Harrison av " James E far bds Turnpike S C " J Carroll elk Hoadley Hutchinson 1i4 Chestnut " Johnlar h Turnpike S C " John F far h Windmill Hill " Mary E steno Branford Mfg Co bds Stony Creek rd " Matthew J rem to Stamford " Thomas in U S Army " Thomas J h 39 Chestnut Damberg Alfred molder h Harding av " Charles A emp M I F Co h off Indian Neck av " Charles J coremkr h E Main n Chestnut " Edward emp MI F Co bds Harding Danaro Dominic h Meadow Danforth Frances E wid Walter h Montowese n bridge " Lizzie A housekpr Montowese n bridge " Reginald S rem to Southbridge Mass " T Lawrence Mach bds Montowese n bridge " Walter W far Ms Montowese n bridge Daniels Joseph Edward emp L A Fisk h off Pine Orchard rd Danielson Joseph Rev pastor Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church h 12 Hopson av David Lizzie J Mrs h Windmill Hill " Samuel emp M I F Co h Ivy n 3faM Davis Eckford farh E Main n Mill Plain " Elizabeth wid Harlow h E Main " Francis N far h E Main " Nancy A wid William F h 71 Flying Point S C Dean Walter H lab h E Main DeDio Angelo rem to Italy Delissi Giuseppe emp N B Co h Watrons S C DeLucca Francesco emp N B Co bds Rogers S C DeMaio Joseph barber School S C rats do DeMaiola Liberate h Watrous S C Berne& Stephen coachman Dr. C W Gaylord 16 S Main Desmond Peter J elk Manic Hillside av h Main Destefano Matte° rem to New York city Devitt Theophilus S Rev pastor First Congregational Church h S Main c Church Devlin George erap N L L Co h Main n Russell Dibble Angie wicl Elizur B h Paved Street District " Sarah Mrs h Paved Street District Disbrow James R rem to New Haven DiViole Henry shoemaker Main h do Dohl John E molder h Harrison av Dolph Chloe B housekpr Fairview at S C " Cornelia H wid Sherman E h Hopson at 4 James H far h Paved Street District �BRANFORD (1909) DI RECTORY BRANFORD (1909) DERBOTORt DOLPH " Juliette wid James ii Paved Street District " Lucas A h Short Beach Dominic George emp M I F Co h Hopson av Donadio Prospero lab h Brushy Plain Dondero James confectionery and ice cream Main h do Donegan George emp MIF Co Ms W Maine Harbor " James far Ii Damascus "John emp M I F Co Ms W Main c Harbor " Mary wid Stephen h W Main c Harbor Donnelly Anna M compositor Branford Opinion bds Cedar n Laurel " John blacksmith Main c John h Cedar n Laurel Donofrio Antonio emp M I F Co h Bradley n Main " Louis emp M I F Co bds Bradley n Main " Michele bds Bradley n Main " Nicholas einp town h Main n Ivy Donovan John M emp S V Osborn bds Russell n Main " Maggie rem to New Haven Doolittle Edwin agt machinery etc h 43 Montowese " Harry W prosecuting attorney Town Court lawyer and insurance agt Pine Orchard h do " Jesse h Short Beach " Julia wid Horace h Short Beach " Thomas B h Pine Orchard " William C h Short Beach Dorothy Elizabeth A h 157 Montowese Dorr William far h Windmill Hill Double Beach House Henry Clark prop Double Beach Dougherty Catherine wid Peter h Red Hill rd S C "Peter Jr ernp Stony Creek Red Granite Co Northam opp School S C Dowd Albert B bds Almshouse Dower Almon stone cutter h Brainerd S C " John H stone cutter h Palmer S C " Richard L stone cutter h off School n railroad S C Downer Frank A emp M I F Co h Mein n Rogers " Frank A Mrs dressmaker Main n Rogers h do " Michael J qualt ym an h Flying Point av S C " Thomas emp M I F Co h Silver Drake Edith L millinery Main bds do " Mary E w-id Andrew J h Main n schoolhouse "Thomas emp Atlantic Wire Co h Main n Montowese Driscoll Daniel S lab h off Maple "Joseph H emp M I F Co h Maple Dulirey Edward elk R R Co bds Short Beach Duddy George emp M IF Co h Harding ay Dugan Mary L wid William M Ii Chestnut Duncan Eliza A wid John bds Queaeh rd Dunn Anna T likkor P H Dunn Ms 17 Ivy " John W lab h E Main 23 Dun DUNN PATRICK H. Plumber, stoves, ranges, etc. Main c Chestnut, h do.—Sce front coil p 11 " Peter molder h Ivy n Silver Dwight Mary B rem to New York State Dwyer Andrew rem to New Haven " Patrick carp h Montowese Dyer Josiah J stone cutter h Main S C EADES JOHN judge Branford Town Court h Bradley av n Montowese Edgeworth Bartholomew rem to Syracuse N Y Ellick Rudolph emp M I F Co h Bradley n railroad bridge Ellis Arthur B rem to New Haven " Thomas h Prospect S C Ely Adrian G h off 77 Harbor " Esther steno bds off 77 Harbor "J Calvin h Goodsell Point rd Endress Otto h Main n Montowese ENGQUIST AXEL R. stoves and tinware, plumbing, roofing, steam and hot water heating 36 Rogers, h do.— See front col'd p IV "Hannah wid Frank rem to New Britain " Otis W plumber h Terhune av Enlund John emp M I F Co h Terhune av Eno E S h Short Beach Epstein Fred rem to New Haven Erickson Carl E emp H I F Co h 28 Harrison av " Charles rem to Bridgeport " Gus emp M I F Co h Harrison av "John emp M I F Co h Rogers `g John emp M I F Co h Maple " John emp 31 I F Co h 39 Hopson av " Joseph E emp M I F Co h 30 Hopson av " Oscar lab kis Flying Point av S C " Peter lab h Leete's Island rd S C " Victor elk Charles Reynolds h 12 Bradley ay " Wendla wid C John h 58 Montowese EVANS GEORGE E. physician Montowese opp Wilford av, h do. Office hours, Ste 9 a m., 1 to 2.30 and 6.30 to 8 p. m "Harry L h Pleasant Point Everts Jefferson E h Montowese n railroad FALKENSTROM CARL 0 h Terhane av "John emp M I F Co h Prospect av Farnham Elmer G carpenter and builder lifontowese h do a Flora tel opr Ms Montowese " James H rem to Stamford " Millard mech h E Main �i3RINFORD (1303) DIBECTI) FARRELL Farrell Hugh J rem to New Haven Form Albert far h Guilford turnpike Fenner Elmer E engineer h Flying Point av S Ferguson Harry M crap M I F Co h 24 Montowese Fernald Harriet J wid Charles housekpr Short Beach Ferrerer Joe shoemaker off Main S C h do Field George C far h Montowese bel railroad " George I lab bds Montowese bel railroad " Martin wid John h Guilford turnpike Fieri Antonio rem west " Emilio rem west "Giuseppe rem west Finch Frederic A printer h Church n S Main First Congregational Church on the Green Fisher Thomas G emp A E Plant h 39 Harbor Fisk L A Hose Co No 1 Hillside av n Main " Louis A prop Branford Driving Park h Pine Orchard Fitch F St John Rev rem west Fitzgerald Celia wid James h Damascus " Frank far Ms Damascus " James molder h Elm n Russell " Nellie bds Elm n Russell " Patrick emp M I F Co h Maple c Harbor " Rose wid Michael h Main n W Main " Timothy emp 11 I F Co bds Elm n Russell Fitzpatrick Lincoln G foreman 311 F Co h 6 Kirkham Flanders William T emp 31 I F Co h Averill pl Flanigan Margaret wid John bds E Main n Mill Plain Fiasco Louis lab h Chestnut Foell Henry blksmith h Chestnut n Main Foote Adelbert P h Flying Point av S C " Clayton W elk M I F Co bds Flying Point av S C " Clifford P bds Flying Point av S C " Cullen B h Short Beach FOOTE G. HERBERT, meat market W Main n Harbor, h do.—See p 69 " Mary Mrs bds Fairview av S C "Wallace H rem to Springfield Mass " William R insurance agt town elk and treaS judge of probate and sec and tress Branford Savings Bank h 74 Montowese " Wilson L farm hand h Double Beach rd Forbes Horace '13 amp M I F Co h W Main n Old -Short Beach rd " William Ms W Main /I Harbor Fordham James Ti painter h Main it Fry - Foster George 0 grocer Short Beach h do Fowler Emily wid James H Ii Montowese bey railraad ," Henry H pros Branford Savings Hank bdslfonbivrese7-•:. bey railroad .-• • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 25 FOWLER " Jane E win Walter E 1.1 Cedar n Laurel " Raymond rem to North Branford Fox Edward T jobber h Red Hill rd S C Francis Caleb G h S Main n Church Fraser Charles M engineer bds Railroad av S C Frazier John emp N B Co h School S C Freeman George W lab h Camp Hill Flying Point S C " Mary h 30 Church Frieberg Joseph molder h 31 Hopson av Friermuth Louis rem to New Haven Frink Harry C accountant h Main Frisbie Charles H far h Guilford turnpike " Charles N Jr carp bds Guilford turnpike " Sarah E h Rogers n Main Fritz Charlotte A elk P 0 bds Ivy GAINTY JOSEPH elk TotOket Hotel h Milford a y . n Montowese Gallahue Edward plumber Main n Montowese bds E Main Galligan Mary wid William h Old Short Beach rd Garden Joseph stonecutter h off Flying Point av S C Garguello Anniello rem to Italy Garlic Fred far h Queach rd Gartenhaus Morris tailor opp railroad station S C h do Gaudreaux Charles L upholsterer h Short Beach Gaylord Bertha R asst librarian Blackstone Library Ms 16 S Main GAYLORD CHARLES W. Physician 16 S. Main, h do.; office hours, 8.30 to 9.30 a. m., 12.30 to 2.30 and 7 to 8.30 p. Sundays, 12 to 1.30 and 6 to 7.30 p. m. " Charles W Jr student bds 16 S Main " Henry G paper banger bds Hopson av n S Main " Lynde Vincent civil engineer bds 16 S Main Geier Charles F driver h Laurel Gall James molder h Maple Georg e Christina wid Richard B h Rallroa " Robert stonecutter h Railroad av SC " Robert Jr stonecutter h off West av S C " William stonecutter h West av S C Gepp Thomas A jeweler Ii E Main Ghiringhelli Antonio rem to Massachusetts Gibbs Oscar T emp M I F Cob Maple bey Harbor Gibbud Lauran H h Rogers n Matin Gilbert Elmer T supt The Connecticut Company light and water dept h Main e Cedar " Georgie wid John D h Short Beach Gill Charles rein to Wallingford Gillette Harry lids Short Beach " Katie h Short Beach " Norman Ms Short Beach 3 �26 Gilley- Charles stonecutter h n quarry S C Gilman Julius S Ms Short Beach Gilmore Luther E chemist Ms S Main n Church Giovinaza Luigi rem to New York city Gladwin Charles A emp M I F Co h Elm n Rogers Goddard Dwight W carp h 9 Bradley av "Sherman C far h Cherry Ilill Gold Prank L tchr High School rms 14 Bradley av Goldbaum. Harry shoemaker Main S C h Gray's lane do Goldberg Louis clothing dry goods and shoes School S C h do Golding Frank II rem to Rockford Ill Goldsmith Charles B far h "Maple Hill" Queach rd GOLDSMITH FANNIE P. MRS. fire insurance agent Maple Hill, Queach rd, Ii do.—See front coPd p VI Gonnarto Stollare stonecutter h Leete's Island rd S C Goodrich Horace W lab h Short Rocks rd " Louisa B h 121 E Main Goodwill George M teamster h Goodsell Point rd " Henry bds Goodsell Point rd Gorham Charles K Mrs h W Main Grace Chapel (Episcopal) Harbor Branford Point Graham Harriet M wid William B bds 38 Chestnut Grammar School, School S C Grand Army Hall Main n Park pl Grandal Rossi quarryman h Watrous S C Granholm Oscar emp M I F Co h 42 Rogers Granite Bay Hotel (summer) Short Beach Grannies Albert far h North Branford rd " Alfred far h Guilford turnpike Granson Benjamin rem to Norwalk Grant Everett S see and trees Stony Creek Red Granite Co res New Haven "John W h Short Beach Gray Allen h Pine Orchard " Edna S wid Joseph h Short Rocks rd tit Robert W rem to New Haven Greek John Mrs h Main n Monroe Green William bds Maple Greenvall Alexander driver h Stony Creek rd " John A painter h Rogers n Main S C Greik John h Main Greiner George J baker Ms Church Grey Jennie bds Kirkham n Main Griffin Ann wid John h Main n Russell „ " Homer M far bds Damascus " James C bde Main n Russell " John bds Main n Russell " Lewis C far h Damascus Grimley Thomas lab bds 115 Main " BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRANFORD (1909) DIREOTORY' GILLEY Gatewom GRISWOLD S. A. undertaker and complete house furnishings, real estate and insurance Main app Green, Ms Main—See p 68 Gtowaicki Michael cum M I F Co h W Main Untold emp M I F Co h Monroe Gulans Erick elk Munger Bros h E Main " Frank carp h Rogers S C Gustafson Gabriel emp M I F Co h Harbor Branford Point " Olaf emp M I F Co h Meadow Cluster Andrew stonecutter h Watrous S C HAGELINE FRANK A elk Ms Gray's lane S C " Martin emp NI I F Co h Harding av Hagquist William emp M I F Co bde Rogers Hagstrom Carl A molder h Harrison av Hall Asa G rem to New York city " Ernest L elec h Three Elm av "Frank C emp S N E Tel Co h S Main "Frank II rem to Milford " Henry boatman h West av S C " Walter El clk Munger Bros h 22 Harrison av " William II emp N B Co h West av S C " William L far h Old Short Beach H Hallden August molder h Prospect av Rally Bridget wid John h Silver Hammer Alfred E trees and gen mgr Malleable Iron Fittings Co h Elm n Rogers " Forrester L student lids Elm pl Pine Orchard " Valdemir T supt Malleable Iron Fittings Co h 9 Rogers • " ez Co malleable iron foundry ft Rogers Hammill Otto far h Old Short Beach rd HAMR'E GUSTAVE A. B. paints, painting, wall papers and picture frames Main opp Montowese, h B Main n Main—See p 70 Hanson Alexander watehmlcr bds Totoket Hotel Hanson Richard painter h Chestnut (n Main Harbor Street School Harbor " View House Money Island S C Harding Harry lab h off Flying Point av S C " Harry W stonecutter h Railroad av $ C HARDING MICHAEL P. grocer etc. 45 Montowese, h 43 do.—See p 67 Hare M Frank rem west Harlow Frank L mason h Goodsell Point Hernias Arvid emp If I F Co h Terhune av Harmount Adoniram J h SpringHock pl Pine Orchard " A Judson Jr elk If I F Co bag Pine Orchard " William R bds Spring Rock pl Pine Orchard Harper Harry emp MI F Co bds Linsley Homestead Harrington Charles W pres The C W Harrington Co Hopson ax next Lutheran Chuck h do �28 • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY HARIUNGTON HARRINGTON C. W. CO. THE contractors, carpenters and builders Hopson av next Lutheran Church—See p 63 Harrison Henry G h 31 Main " Howard E far h Queach rd " William lawyer h W Main c Old Short Beach rd Hart Frank B h Short Beach " James P bds Cedar " John H mgr Munger Bros h Wilford av n Montowese " Katherine wid Patrick h Cedar " Minnie E tchr Ms Cedar " Richard P rem to Guilford Hartley William far and vegetable dealer h N Main Ilarts4M Isaac painter h Short Beach Raskin Norman L mm- Charles Reynolds S Oh Prospect do Hay nes Charles carpeh Silver Redman Charles emp Stony Creek Red Granite Co h Leetes' Island rd S C Heffernan John baggage master S C h Prospect do " John D agt Adams Express Co and station agt S C Ms Prospect do " Thomas J elk bits Prospect S C Hegelheimer J Christian h E Main " Herbert C emp IM I F Co bds E Main Hegland John emp M I F Co h Hillside av Heller Ludwig shoemaker 111 Main h 113 do " Ludwig Mrs confectionery and shoe store 113 Main h do " Otto lab Ms 113 Main Henchey William molder h Ivy n Silver Henderson Eric molder h Hillside av Hendrickson Henry quarryman h Leete's Island d S C " John rem to Sweden " Sophia wid Henry Ms Leete's Island rd S C Hennessey John rem to Stamford ON JOHN, mason builder and cement work Leete's Islan Hessler Hugh molder bds Main c Hillside av Hibbard Alfred L painter h 18 Montowese Higgins Ann wid John h Kirkham n Main " Annie T bkkpr Munger Bros bds Kirkham n Main " Catherine housekpr Main c Hopson av " Hanna M tar bds Kirkham n Main • Higley Edward mason Ms Paved Street District " George E far h Paved Street District " Lena rem to New Haven " Ray mason h Rogers HIGLEY WILLIAM C. mason blinder 50 Moutons', Hiler Edward coachman Dr A J. Tenney Main c LAtret bda do BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 29 HILL Hill Catherine B h 13 Rogers " Fred emp M 1 F Co Ms Meadow c Church " Fred F h Fairview av S C " Matthew carp h off Leete's Island rd S C " Percy G emp S N E Tel Co Ms Short Beach " Walter h Short Beach Hillman Malvina wid Andrew Ws Maple Hine Nancy L wid Joel B rem to New Britain Hinkley Charles P foreman N B Co h Northam S C " William C supt Norcross Bros Co h Palmer S C Hirsch Jacob dry goods etc 20 School S C h Hitchcock Cornelia wid Oliver h Short Beach " George R Ms Short Beach " William E pres and trees The Atlantic Wire Co Church c Meadow h 15 S Main Headley Albert E milk dealer h Mill Plain " Charles A (Headley & Hutchinson) Main n Hopson av " Charles B rem to Searchlight Nev " Edna h E Main n Mill Plain " Emily B elk Headley & Hutchinson bds Hopson av " James M rem to Ohio " Jane E lxls Hopson av " Julia S asst librarian Blackstone Memorial Library lids Hopson av " Laura I tehr lids Hopson av " Orrin E station agt Pine Orchard h do " Royal G letter carrier h Short Rocks rd HOADLEY & HUTCHINSON (Charles A. Headley, Harry K. Hutchinson), druggists, grocers, clothing, boots and shoes, dry goods, paints, hardware, etc. Main—See front col'd p Hobart Laura C wid John h Wilford ax n Church Hobbs William G molder bds 56 Montowese Hodges Edward J emp N B Co lads Main S C " Joseph stonecutter bds Main S C rem to B id ue ort Holcomb EmilyH wid John 11 h 28 Montowese " Frank E h Rogers n Main Hellmann Henry h Pine Orchard " Louise G Mrs grocer Pine Orchard h do Holm John h Meadow c Rogers " Otto emp ISI I F Co Ms Terhuue av Holman Charles S clk U H Foote h Short Beach Holmes John rein south , Holsenbach C Henry emp M I F C It Hopson av " William emp M I F CO h Montewme n freight depot Holt William map A M Young Ms Pine Orchard Home Arthur far lids Pay ed Street District " Barlow S far h Paved Street District �• BRANFORD (1909) DMEMORY 30 Hawn " Charles emp M P Rice h Montowese Hope Moses F sec The Atlantic Wire Co Church c Meadow res New Haven Hopkins William lab h 71 Chestnut Hopper Calvin L steno M I F Co rum 16 Montowese Hopson Annie II wid Willis B h 18 Wilford at Healey Benjamin A far h Hosley av HOSLEY BENJAMIN F. contractor and builder scr Montowese, h do.—See front cord p II " Charles 0 carp bds Cherry Hill rd "Edmund S rem to Lyme " Edward K carp h Montowese bey railroad " Frank A carp h Cherry Hill rd " George T B h Cher/341in rd " Samuel B far h Brushy Plain " Walter S carp h Hillside pl hillside av Hotchkiss Abby wid Lorin R h 28 Harbor Branford Point "Laura wid John h 18 W Main Houde Adelard emp M I F Co h Harrison at Howarth Harry emp M I F Co Ms Bradley bey railroad " Mary Mrs h Western at Howd Charles A emp M I F Co h Prospect S C "Edward E elec h Palmer S C "Edward H carp h Palmer S C " Joseph P janitor Stony Creek School h Flying Point av SC " William J railway mail clic bd.s Palmer S 0 "William T Ms Palmer S C Howe Prank E emp M I F Co and cigar store Rogers n Meadow h do HUBBARD HENRY W. carriagemaker and repairer Church c Wilford ay, h 18 Wilford av—See p 62 Hudson William M h Indian Neck Hugins Merritt Albert elk Munger Bros h 20 Montowese Hulbert Russell physician Prospect S C Ms do Hulgers Henry emp M I F Co bits Meadow Hemmen Clooles ray Cl L &a.h 1ilbort Barash r Hunt Landon E rem to Hartford • Hutchinson Harry K (Headley & Hutchinson) Main opp Montowese h 10 Church " Howard L rem west " James R bds 10 Church " J Louise bds Hopson av n S Main ILLIO RITDOLPH emp MI F Co h Bradley n Main Indian Point House Main bel Flying Point at S C Infantino Rocco quarryman h Watrous S C 1nmsn W H Mrs h off Stannard at Branford Paint Inrandin Rocco amp N B Co h Watrout S C Irwin John J rem to Boston Maas. Isbell Edward E ins agt h 48 ifontowise BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY • 31 Islam) Island View House Flying Point S C Ives Charles far h Damascus " Phebe T H Mrs antique goods dealer Damascus h do JACKSON FREDERICK L rein to New Haven Jacobs Robert far h Old Short Beach rd James Mollie 0 wid Erastus P bds Wilford av n Church " Nahum rem south Jameson Amelia wid Robert h Rogers n Main " Arthur H supt steel foundry Malleable Iron Fittings Co h Rogers n Main Jefferson Thomas G W h Short Beach Jenkins Thomas stonecutter h Flying Point av S C Jernstrom Carl J mop M I F Co bds Harrison av Jerold Frank W blckpr h 22 Montowese Jillson Eugene N rem to New Haven Johanson Jacob P emp M I F Co h 12 Hillside av Johnson Aaron galvanizer h Indian Neck av " Adolph F stonecutter h Leete's Island rd S C " Albert butcher bds Linsley Homestead " Alfred rem west " Almon L (Munger & Johnson) Main n Montowese bds " Anna M awinid Martin h Harbor Branford Point " Annie wid John 0 h 92 Harbor " Arthur E patternmkr bds 93 Harbor " Charles molder h Hopson at " Charles emp M I F Co h Cedar " Charles E elk bds 93 Harbor " Charles M emp M I F Co h Montowese n railroad JOHNSON CLAUS A. boat builder and boats to let Short Beach, h do.—See p 62 " Clayton H steno bds Flying Point at S C " Edwin molder h Rogers " Elizur 0 molder h 7 Bradley at " Ellen e dressmaker 18 Montowese bds do " Emma J wid August h Stannard at Branford Point Ernest men bd " Eunice wid Edward h 18 Montowese " Frank P h Cedar n Laurel " Frank R boatman bds Flying Point at S C " Gustav emp M I F Co bds Indian Neck at " Gustave molder h 30 Hopson at " Hans P emp M I F Co h Montowese 2/ Wilford or " Henry bIlmmith h Main r do " Herman emp MI F CO h 36 Hopson at " J Albert rem to New Haven " John rem to Barre Vt " John emp Id I F Co h off Maple " John A emp M I F Co h 42 Rogers . "John A emp AI I F Co h Terhune at �• n BRANFORD (19044 DIRECTORY BRANFORD (1909) DIKBCTORt JOHNSON " John H carpenter and builder also real estate Flying Point as 8 C h do " John II emp M I F Go h Ely lane " Ludwig oysterman h Main S C " Margaret wid Davis h 56 Montowese " Matthew emp M I F Co h Harbor Branford Point " Peter emp M I F Co h 94 Harbor " Peter emp M I F Co h Montowese n Meadow " Warren S lab h Hillside at " William emp M I F Co h Indian Neck av " William rem to Finland " William E emp Id I F Co h Harbor Johnston David W rem to New Haven Jones Edward F h 17 Rogers " Elijah B plumber h Chestnut Short 'locks " James L emp M I F Co h Monroe Jourdan Albert S elk P 0 lids W Main bey Cherry Hill rd. " Caroline C tehr bds W Main bey Cherry Hill rd " Frederick S h W Main bey Cherry Hill rd JOURDAN F. & SON (Henry F. Jourdan), coal and wood and lumber Harbor—See p 66 " Henry F(F Jourdan & Son) h Maple c Harbor " Irwin S emp F Jourdan & Son bds Maple c Harbor Jude John L elk Charles Reynolds Main S C res East Haven Judson Adelaide J wid Willis G h 30 Harbor Branford Point Julian Harry emp Stony Creek Red Granite Co h n quarry SC KAMB CHARLES rem to Finland " Edward emp M I F Co h Indian Neck at KAMINSKY PETER, tailor Main app the Library, h Maple —See p 70 Kane James rem west Karfuviez Tony teamster h Stannard av Branford Point Katz Edward rem to West Haven ava I ag Kealy John lab bds Bradley c Harbor Keenan William emp M P Rice h Main n Montowese Kelley Adam far bds W Main n town line " Daniel molder h Main n Montowese "James emp M I F Co h Harbor n Bradley " James J far t Cherry Hill " John far and mfr rustic work h W Main n town, Iiiie " John emp MIP Co h W Main " John D molder h Hillside av " Mike emp M I F Co h W Main " Robert blksmith bds Bradley n W Main - Kelly James far h Cherry Hill Kelsey Edwin R mfr oil and-fertilizers Darrow . Nand Short Beach • 33 KELSEY " Edwin R Jr elk and asst judge town court h Short Beach " Hobart far h Paved Street District KELSEY OSCAR C. carpenter andimilder, shop Linden Point at, S C, h Paved Street District—See p 63 " William H carp h Paved Street District " William II h Short Beach Kennedy James h W Main n town line " James A elk A P Stevens h E Main n Mill Plain " John II h W Main n town line Kenyon Louisa F wid Green h Damascus Keough Ellen wid John h Bradley n W Main Kerr John h Ivy " Samuel patternmkr bds Wilford av Keyes Erastus J lids Palmer SC " Ernest L stonecutter h Palmer S C " Rachel S h Palmer S C Kiely James Mrs h Main r blacksmith shop " Patrick F lids Main r blacksmith shop Kilkitsky Mike emp M. I F Co h W Main Killam Charlotte wid Henry h Killam's Point " William h Short Beach Killian Thomas emp N B Co h off West at S C Killson Charles L mason h Montowese King James far h Turnpike S C Kinney Frank J lawyer and insurance ag.t Toole's blk Main bds Short Rocks " John F mach h 16 Bradley at " Michael emp Branford Mfg Co h Short Rocks Kirby Joseph F engineer h E Main Klaus Nicholas far h Hosley av Klock William J mgr Ball's Pharmacy Main S C h Fairview av do Kloekars Anna C wid Karl G h Indian Neck av " Charles 0 emp M I F Co has Indian Neck ay Knapp Arthur L emp M I F Co h Chestnut Short Rocks Kniffin Arthur rem to East Haven " Ernest 0 mason bds Short Beach " Oscar P mason builder Short Beach h do Knight Albert H cap M 1 F Co h Harbor Knights of Pythias Building S Main c Montowese " of Pythias Hall S Main c Montowese Knowles Edward B h Short Beach " William J confectionery and ice cream Short Beach h do Knowlton Friend F teamster h Short Rocks rd " Friend M mach lids Short Rocks rd r Knudson John painter bds`..).8 Harrison av Kohlhaas Charlw crap M I F Co bds Brushy Plain -Kohol John crop M I F Co h Monroe �34 BRANFORD (1909) DIREeron KOLLETAlt Kolletar George rem to New Haven Kolterman Amelia wid Herman rem to New Haven " Herman rem to New Haven Konopka Frank env M I F Co h Hillside av Koski Reinhold rem to New Britain Kraffert Rudolph J far h Damascus Kraft Johanna wid Carl Ms Brushy Plain Kramer William F emp F S Prann h Cherry Hill rd %rock Justus rem to Springfield Mass Kronholm Anton E emp M I F Co h 28 Harrison av Kuszmas Mike lab h W Main Ktecienski Wtadystain emp M I F Co h Main bey Cherry rd LADD JOHN W emp S N E Tel Co h Short Beach Lagerstrom Edward emm M I F Co h 92 Harbor Laich Joseph h Russell Laird George einp Stony Creek Red Granite Co h Leete's Island rd S C " James II stonecutter h off Fairview av S C Lake William E rem to New Haven Lolla Carmino grocer Main opp Ivy and Meadow n Rogers h do Landerer J Paul rem to East Haven Lanphier Charles fisherman h Lanphier's Cove " Harriet wid Henry B h 36 Harbor Branford Point " Howard C gardener bds 36 Harbor Branford Point " Julia R. tchr bds 36 Harbor Branford Point " Willis H foreman S V Osborn Ms 36 Harbor Branford Point Larkins Frank carp h Paved Street District Larson Gustave wid Andrew bds 33 Hopson By " John gardener bds Harbor Branford Point Lathlean Thomas stonecutter h Railroad av S C Latimer John bds Indian Neck av LAVASSA LOUIS, saloon and bottler Rogers, Stony Creek bds Bay View Inn, do.—See • 72 res ew t oigtan Wa er Lawler John F c Haven Lawrence Frank carp h Monroe " George C engineer h Railroad at S C Lawrey Alexander stonecutter h Bradley bey railroad Lawson Aaron stone mason h Chestnut n Main " Matilda wid Charles h 26 Montowese " Oscar rem to Colorado Lay W L3mde emp M I F Co h Church Lazzari Antonio watchman N B Cohn quarry S C " Joseph h School SC Leach Frank H h Chestnitt Leahy Julia E bds Ivy " Margaret bds Ivy BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY LEAHY " Mary • 35 Ms Ivy "Timothy rein to Stamford Lebirto Mealo stonecutter h Watrous S C Lee Joseph emp M I F Co h Harrison as' " Sing rem to New London Lehtone Nestor molder bds Hopson av Leonard John lab bds Bradley n Main Lertz Antonio shoemkr h North av S C Lese Carlandenio h Northam S C leap Peter stonecutter h Watrous S Levy Bertha Mrs dry goods etc 16 School S C h do " Eva wid Samuel h 16 School S C Lew John stonecutter h Palmer S C Lime Wood Grove House George G Rice prop Indian Neck Lindberg Arvid lab h Hopson av " Thure painter h Goodsell Point rd Linden Claus emp Xl I F Co h Harrison av Linevskv John lab bds Main n Monroe Linsley 'Benjamin F far h Paved Street District " Charles E emp Xl I F Co h 117 Wilford as' " Daniel E carp h Indian Neck av " Edgar M janitor Pvthian Hall Ms do " Eleanor W wid Ralph I h E Main " Ellen wid George h Chestnut " Harriet C wid William h Guilford turnpike " Harriet E wid John W h 20 Hopson av " Henry D far h Ivy " H Guy postmaster h Place" Hillside av " Homer bds Chestnut Short Rocks -" Homestead John Cunliffe prop boarding house Main opp the Green " Isadore bds Chestnut " I Taylor far h Montowese bel railroad " J Atwood h 18 Hopson av " Jennie wid Henry h W Main ab railroad crossing " John M far h Guilford turnpike " Maria wid Israel A h Chestnu t " Mary A vrid Obed 1123 Harbor Branford Point " Philo J carp h Harbor n Maple " Samuel E patternmkr h 23 Harbor Branford Point " Seymour G saloon Meadow c Indian Neck av h Meadow n Church " Willis H mariner h Wilford av n Church Little Fred S molder h Harrison at Locarmo Angelo far h Paved Street District Lockwood Burt emp C A Johnson Short Beach res New Haven Lombardo Francesco rem to California Lonergan Catherine wid Michael h Silver " Mary bds Silver " Thomas section foreman It R Co h Short Beach rd �a SO • BRANFORD (1909) DIRF(tOnt LONGAARD Longaard John emp M I F Co h Harbor n Bradley Loomis Sarah J wid Cornelius I) h Short Beath Lounsbury Bertha 31 wid William prop Owenego House Indian Neck bds 1 Bradley av Lovejoy Herman S prin High School h Hopson av Luby Mary Mrs emp Totoket Hotel Ms do Ludington Charles H rem to New Haven " Ellen 31 wid Charles rem west " James bds Montowese LUNDQUIST PETER A. stone mason Flying Point av, Stony Creek, h dm—See p 64 Lutz John far h E Main bey Mill Plain Lynch Bridget wid John rem to New Haven " Edward far h Old Short Beach rd Lypiensky Wazlnee emp 31 I F Co h W Main - MACCHIA ROCCO rem to New York city Macina Antonio mason h Main n Ivy Mackinnon William D Rev pastor Baptist Church h 8 Rogers Maddern Richard II granite and marble monuments Montowese opp cemetery h 56 Montowese • Magini David quarryman h Rogers S C Mahoney Michael emp railroad h 18 W Main Malleable Iron Fittings Co mfrs steam fittings ft Rogers Mallotte Albert blksmith Ms Watrous S C Maneo Giuseppe emp N B Co h Watrous S C Mangale Settino lab h off West SS' S C Mannix Dennis teamster bds Ivy " John rem to New Haven " Joseph emp L Mannix bds Ivy " Lawrence teamster and contractor Ivy h do " Lawrence P broommkr bde Ivy Maquoit John gardener bds Main n Monroe Mark Edward_ elk Louis Mark h Main n Ivy MARK LOUIS, merchant tailor, boots, shoes and gents' furnishing goods Totoket blk Main, h Park pi—See p " Louis 11 elk Louis Mark bds Park pl Markham Hattie A elk M I F Co bds Hopson av Marks Peter rem to Butte Mont Marsh George E asst foreman M I F Co h Church n S Main Marshall Thomas emp M I F Co h Silver Martin Andrew h Todd Hill " Edward rem to New York city " Edward Rev pastor St Mary's It C Church la Hopson at c S Main " John rem to Finland " Michael emp 31 I F Co bds Main e Bradley Mason Everett W carp h off Maple.. " George E elect bds Goodsell Point rd BRANFORD (1909) DIACTORY • 37 MASON " George 11 barber Main n Flying Point av S C rms do " John J diesinker h•Short Beach Masonic Hall Main c Park pl Mataur Peter lab bds Elm Mathers Henry J rein to New Haven " Mary wid Hugh rein to New Haven Matson Gustave lab bds Leete's Island rd S C " Joseph stonecutter h 28 School S C " Mathias emp NYNH&HR It h Rogers " see—Mattson Matthews .Agnes housekpr Montowese c Main " John J molder h Ivy " Robert rem to Brooklyn N Y " Thomas bds Ivy " William rem to Bridgeport "William F locksmith bds Ivy Mattson Charles molder bds 36 Hopson av " John molder bds 36 Hopson av " Joseph molder It 33 Hopson av " Peter emp M I F Co h Hopson av Maynard Martha C Mrs prop Three Elm House off Flying Point av S C h do " Wilbur rem to New Haven Mazeine William h Short Beach McAnerny Catherine Mrs h Harbor McArthur James rem to New Britain " William engineer h off School S C McAvoy James stonecutter Ms 10 School S C " Jeremiah h 10 School S C McCabe John J patternmla h Harbor n Maple McCann Margaret wid Charles bds Paved Street District SC McCarthy Charles emp M I F Co h Indian Neck av " Daniel emp Branford Mfg Co h 8 Russell " Dennis emp M I F Co h Main " John emp M I F Co bds Indian Neck a y n Harbor bridge " John H rem to New Haven " Mary wid Callahan bds Hillside ay " Patrick emp If I F Co h Monroe " Timothy h Monroe " Timothy J h Main c Hillside av • McClay George map N B Co h Watrous S C McClean—see McLean McClinchy Edward bds Bradley bey railroad " Margaret wid Henry h Bradley bey railroad McCoy Ernest E painter h Main n Rogers ifeCutcheon Andrew elect engineer h E Main McDermott John H mach h Pine Orchard McDonald Catherine wid Alexander h Elm n railroad �, BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 88 MoDoman "John H rem to New Haven "Thomas lab Ma Elm n railroad McDonnell Esther wid Thomas h Railroad av S C " Michael rem to San Francisco Cal McEnerney Hugh Mrs rem to Norwich McGinn Frank R prop Indian Point House Main bey Flying Point av S C h do McGowan Arthur Ms Main c Chestnut " Hugh carp h 115 Main " Mary rem to Ireland "Patrick engineer h Montowese n Wilford McGRAIL BROS. (Lawrence T. and Frank McGrail), livery stable r Totoket Hotel, Main—See p68 "Charles emp Atlantic Wire Co h E Main "Eugene P emp McGrail Bros bda W Main n Old Short Beach rd " Frank (McGrail Bros) r Totoket Hotel bds W Main n Old Short Beach rd " John A emp McGrail Bros bds W Main n Old Short Beach rd " Lawrence h W Main n Old Short Beach rd "Lawrence T (McGrail Bros) r Totoket Hotel h Laurel n Main " Philip B rem to New Haven "& Dunn undertakers r Totoket Hotel Main McGuinness John L Rev rein to Washington McGuire Andrew emp Montowese House Ms do "John rem to New Britain " John F emp T D Williams h E Main " Morris rem to New Haven " Patrick rem to New Haven McKee William J emp M I F Co h Hopson av n S Main McKenna Daniel H emp M I F Co h Monroe " John rem to New Haven " John Jr rem to New Haven " Thomas em M I F Co h Monroe " Thomas h 41 Elm McKeon Andrew rem to New Haven McKEON FRANCIS P. plumbing, stoves and hot water heating Mosley blk, Main, bds 61 Harbor—See front cord p IV "Mary wid Frank h 61 Harbor , " Philip plumber Ii Harbor Branford Point flItKINNON HUGH B. prop. Branford Laundry Main n Montowese, h do.—See p 68 . McLachlan Robert stonecutter h Watrous S C McLean Charles W postmaster and real estate agent Pine Orchard h do "John fisherman h Flying Point av n Main S C " Paid G grocer Pine Orchard bds do BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 39 Maim) McLeod Hugh chauffeur h Pine Orchard McLoughlin Marcus 3 h Short Beach McMullen Jeannette wid Hector h Leete's Island rd S C " John h Leete's Island S C McMullin Caroline wid Donald h Church n Wilford av " Elizabeth wid John h Leete's Island S C " Robert stonecutter Ms Watrous S C McNamara James 2d watchman M I F Co res New Haven " Martin bds Bradley " Patrick emp M I F Co h Bradley McQUEEN ARTHUR S.physieitui 10 Montowese, h do. Office hours 8 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m., telephone 28-12 McStravick Hugh lab h Hillside av Mead William emp Stony Creek Red Granite Co bds Prospect S C " William J Mrs h Prospect S C Meaney Ellen wid Michael rem to New Haven " James emp M I F Co bds Russell c Elm " Julia J emp M F I Co bds 39 Harbor . " Lizzie L bds 39 Harbor " Michael emp A R Engquist Ms 38 Harbor Medlyne James stonecutter h Leete's Island rd S C Meeker Ward B stage driver h Short Beach Meglin Joseph far h Bushy Plain Meigs Martha wid Horace B h 38 Chestnut Meissner Charles emp M I F Co h Pine Orchard rd Melander John stonecutter h Watrous S C Melia Olaf rem to Massachusetts Merriam Eliza steno Ms 13 Rogers " Lucian A tax collector h 13 Rogers " Myra steno bds 13 Rogers Merrill Arthur II emp M I F Co h 25 Hopson av Michaelson John h Terhune av .Michelson Charles rem to New Haven Mickleson Charlotte wid Mike h Harbor Branford Point " Hugh rem to Finland " Oscar emp" M I F Co h 42 Rogers Milici Francesco rem to New Haven Mill Plain Schoolhouse Mill Plain n Queach rd Miller Annie E wid George N h Short Beach " Asa emp to Durham " Jeremiah P lab h 60 Harbor " Lucy wid Haney H h 119 E Main " Nathan A emp M I F Co h off Sybil av "Violet art tau. bds Short Beach Milne James stonecutter h off Flying Point av S C Minig Lee laundry r Totoket Hotel Main h do Mischler Adolph M h 32 Rogers �If BRANFORD 0909), pH* Moorrvicz 31ockevicz John L grocer 91 Main Is do Molenski Frank h Kirkham c Main " Joseph h Main n Kirkham " Thomas bds Main n Kirkham . Molis George emp M I F Co h Main Monahan Jeremiah h Monroe " John emp Branford Mfg Co h Elm Money Island House Money Island Monroe Catherine L wid Alvin h Bradley n Harbor " Charles S lab h Ely lane " David F far bds 86 Harbor " Edison rem to Middletown " Elizure R polisher Ii Bradley n Harbor " Frances J wid Merritt F h 76 Harbor " George H h 86 Harbor " Lyman Jr rem to Madison " Lyman J painter h 80 Harbor Monson Magnus rem to Springfield Mass Montasco Inn (summer) Indian Neck Montelius Carl emp M I F Co h Harding av Montgomery Charles H locksmith h E Main " William J emp Branford Mfg Co bds Ivy n Silver Montowese House (summer) Indian Neck Moore A Ralph emp Ct Co h Harbor Branford Point " Everett L lunch wagon Main c Park pl h 17 Bradley av MOORE JOEL S. carriagemaker, repairer and painter 34 Rogers, h 6 Hopson av—See p 64 " Joseph T rem to Mattituek N Y " Wilfred L with J S Moore h 6 Hopson av Moran George emp M I F Co bds Laurel " John h Main n Laurel " John Jr Ws Main n Rogers " Michael 2d emp M I F Co h Laurel Morgan George M bds North Branford rd " Winfield R mason bds Bradley n Main Morris Augustine rem to New Britain II Morton bds 12 Montowese " Irwin W rural mail carrier h 4 Hillside av " John IL druggist jeweler etc Main and photogra'pher Griswold's blk h Wilford av ii Church " Margaret wid Henry h 12 Montowese " Sara E elk Branford Savings Rank bds 12 Montoiese MORY CARL F. baker Main n Rogers, h do.—Seep 61 Moselovitz Harry E peddler h Watrons S C Moses John far h Guilford turnpike Moyle James stonecutter h Railroad as S C " William caretaker Phelps Island bds Railroant0 C Munger Arthur D (Munger & Johnson) Main rrif‘te“-: wese and (Munger Bros) Main opp jbe lam& ' 4.• River East River _ BRANFORD (1902) DIRECTORY 1110 MUNGER (Arthur D. and Edward W. Munger), meat market Main opp the green—See p 69 " Edward W (Munger Bros) Main opp the Green tea East River " & Johnson (Arthur D Munger and Almon L Johnson) meat market Main opp Montowese Murphy Edgar G h Rogers n Elm " John carriage mfr h Killam's Point " John K bds Killam's Point " Margaret wid James h Cedar bey Harrison av " Terrence molder h E Main n Main " Terrence T lab bds Cedar bey Harrison av Murray Archibald A mason h W Main bey railroad " Henry B molder h Harding av " Jennie wid Thomas F bds 41 Elm " Patrick emp M I F Co bds 8 Russell " Thomas J asst pastor St Mary's B C Church bds Main e Hopson as' Music Hall 21 Harrison av MUNGER BROS. NARBERG JOHN h Flying Point av S C Neely James A emp New England Engineering Co res New Haven Neidhart Margaret wid Mathias h 32 Rogers Neilson Cello Mrs h Hopson av " John emp M I F Co h 38 Rogers " Ludwig emp M I F Co h Terhune av " Peter rem to Rhode Island " Peter emp N B Co Ms Leete's Island rd S C NelSon—see Nilsson Nesbit George h Short Beach " George Mrs postmaster Short Beach h do Nevesky Louis grocer Rogers c Meadow h do New England Engineering Co The (branch) electric light supplies Main opp Montowase " York New Haven and Hartford R R passenger depot ft Rogers also Pine Orchard and Stony Creek " York New Haven and Hartford R R frei ht de • ot off ontowese Newberg Gus stonecutter h Gray's lane S C Newton Adelbert C bds Prospect as " Charles F Mrs h Prospect av " Durant B elk S V Osborn h- 30 Church " Frederick J far bds Chestnut "Harry h Mill Plain " John far and milk dealer h Queach rd Nichols Charles rem to New Haven "John rem to New Haven "John W far h Cherry Hill " John W Jr elk bds Cherry Hill " Lester J sec Malleable Iron littings Co h Main n Cedar �42 BRANFORD (1909) DEEM° BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY O'CONNELL NICHOLS " Peter emp M I F Co h Monroe Nicoll Eugemo lab Ms Leete's Island S C Nido Angelo stonecutter h School S C Nilsson Bengt blacksmith and wagonmaker Main opp Ivy h Chestnut n Main Noack Carl 0 rem to Stamford " Hugo rem to Stamford Noblan Nelson lab Ms 115 Main Noble Julius (J Noble & Co) School S C h do NOBLE J. & CO. (Julius Noble. Stephen A. Basasce), saloon School, Stony Creek—See p 72 Nolan John rein to New Haven Norcross Bros Co stone quarries Stony Creek Norris John Ms Silver " John emp N Y L Co bds 19 Harrison as' "Joseph erap M I F Co bds Silver " Julia wid Michael h. Harrison as' " Thomas molder h Silver Northam Calvin K far h Northam S C "Ellen wid Martin Ka North as' S C "John II engineer h Palmer n Northam S C Northrop John B prop Thimble Islands Poultry Yards and confectionery Flying Point as' S C h do Norton Ernest F bkkpr The Atlantic Wire Co res Guilford "James L lab h Paved Street District " Mary Mrs h Damascus " Minnie A Mrs h Leete's Island rd S C Nutter Mary wid Daniel bds E Main bey Mill Plain Nygard Joseph h Meadow n Church OBEL PETER S carp h Guilford turnpike O'Brien Daniel far h Cedar Todd Hill " Edward J rem to California " George far bds Todd Hill "James env M I F Co h Montowese c Meadow " John J Ms Montoweee c Maple " Mary wid Patrick h Main c Monroe " May steno M I F Co bds Hillside as' " Michael C brass molder h Harbor c Bradley a Patrick h 9 Hillside.av " Richard lab h Main n Ivy " Stephen C polisher bds Montoweee e Meadow ." Thomas far bds Cedar Todd Hill "Thomas janitor h W Main " Thomas P far Ms Todd Hill " Thomas W foreman M P Rice bds W Main n Ha " William J mach h Wilford as' n Church • Och George emp MI F Co bds Elm c Russell O'Connell Charles far Ms Paved Street District' ' "Daniel Mrs h Paved Street District " Daniel Jr rem to New York city " John N lab bds Paved Street District " Thomas lab Ms Paved Street District O'Connor James prop Totoket Hotel Main c Park pl h do Odd Fellows' Hall Flying Point as' S C Odell Emma. J rem to New Haven Oesterle Grace bds Harrison as' O'Keefe Matthew bds 39 Chestnut Oliver William rem to New Haven " —see Olver Olmstead Marilla S wid Henry h Tyler pl " Paulina C steno bds Tyler pl Olson Anton emp M I F Co bds Harbor " August emp M I F Co h off Indian Neck as' " August emp lit T F Co h Harbor bel Maple " Bank A emp M I F Co h 88 Harbor " Ernest emp H W Hubbard h Indian Neck as' Olver William stone mason h Watrous S C O'Neill Charles W bds Harrison as' n Cedar " Frank M bds Harrison as' n Cedar " James E plumber Ms Harrison as' n Cedar " Jerry blksmith h off Leete's Island rd S C " John H lab bds Chestnut " Michael lab h Harrison as' n Cedar " Thomas P emp M I F Co h Chestnut " William plater bds Chestnut Open Peter far h North Branford rd Opie Charles J stone mason h Palmer S C " Charles J Jr stonecutter h Rogers S C "Henry emp N B Co h Prospect S C " Robert H stonecutter h off Flying Point av S C O'Rourke Michael emp M I F Co h W Main n town line OSBORN, SIDNEY V. coal and wood, lumber, hay and grain Meadow c Church, h S Main opp schoolhouse —See front cord p d••• " • ff. - t': :•: : .. house Osterholm Andrew emp M I F Co h 94 Harbor " August rem to Finland Ostermark Herman emp M I F Co h Church Otell Fred barber Main opp Library h Rogers n Main Owenego House Indian Neck ,PACKENIT'S MIKE amp M I F Co h Main bey Cherry Hill rd Page Charles h Goodsell Point rd Branford Point Charles II baggage master N Y N & R R b Rogers " Dennis coal and wood Northam opp School S C h do " Edward h 60 Harbor j". " Edward E molder h Cherry Hill rd �• 44 • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY PAGE "Ellsworth A rem to Middletown " Frances wid George H h 6 Montowese "Frank G mech Ms 6 Montowese " George AI mechanical engineer h S Main " Guy B condr N Y N II St R R bds 442 School S C " Harry IV carp h Leete's Island rd S C " Henry IV painter and paper hanger and boats to let West av S C h do " Jane G wid Edgar I) h Rogers n Main " J Clarence foreman M I F Co h Laurel " Maria wid Timothy h Prospect S C " Rosebel wid. William h 42 School S C Pagnan Thomas J elk M P Harding bds Tot,oket Hotel Paine Maria L wid Richard asst postmaster h 34 Main S C " Rollin S confectionery news room. and postmaster 34 Main Stony Creek h do Palmborg Edwin L rem to Boston Mass Palmer Betsy wid Bradle y W h Montowese app S Main " Curtis L emp Ct Co hds Linsley Homestead " Delpha wid Charles W h Pared Street District " Edward S saw mill Leete's Island rd It do " Ellen J wid George h "Maple Hill" Queach rd " Ellen M elk Branford Savings Bank bds Cedar n Laurel Palmer Esther hds Leete's Island rd S C " George Mrs h "Maple Hill" Queach rd " Harriet L wid Isaac II asst librarian Blackstone Library h Main c Cedar " Howard E student bds Main c Cedar " James E far h 179 Montowese " Lester P bartdr Ba y View Inn S C bds do " Margaretta bds Cedar n Laurel " Walter H student Ms Main c Cedar Pa arone Antonio rem to Milwaukee Wis apazonni luse Parker George T corn tray h Harbor n Branford Point House Parkerton Abbie B wid LeGrand h 31 Main Parmelee Jerome F carp h 71 Harbor Paul 31 K carp h Old Short Beach rd Paulleau Nelson emp M I F Co 'ads Linsley Homestead Payne Delos F bds Short Beach Peck William H rem to New Haven Pelton Frances E Mrs bds Park pl Pepe Frank mason It Chestnut Pero John P rem to Canada " John P Jr rem to Canada Perry Harry M iron worker h Short Beach " James rem to Cromwell " Michael rem to Cromwell " Noel rem to Cromwell " Patrick rem to Cromwell BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 45 PETER Peter John emp 31 I F Co h Bradley Petersen Gustav emp M I F Co h Indian Neck av Peterson Carl V emp M I F Co h Harding av " Charles emp M I F Co bds Terhune av " Charles tea coffee and crockery 14 Rogers h do Charles emp M I F Co h 25 Hopson av " Frank emp M I F Co h 75 Harbor a John emp II I F Co It 64 Harbor " John molder h Rogers " John rem to Finland " John quarryman h off Flying Point a y S C " Jvar emp M I F Co bds Montowese c Meadow " Theodore emp II I F Co h Short Beach rd " Victor emp M I F Co h Montowese c Meadow Petre Frederick h Brushy Plain Picci Giovanni rem to New York city Pierpont Edwin 3 rem to Naugatuck " W A rem to Naugatuck Pierson Hjalmar emp M I F Co h Hopson av " Otto rem west Plant Albert B fruit grower h W Main at railroad crossing " Albert E fruit grower h IV Main at railroad crossing " George IV far h W Main n Old Short Beach rd " John L fruit grower h IV Main n Old Short Beach rd Ploshi John emp 311 F Co h 121 Main Poaski Joseph emp 31 1 F Co h IV Main " Ludwig rem to Poland Pollock J ohn emp A E Plant h IV Main n railroad Pommer Frederick far h Damascus Pond George S supt supply dept S N E Tel Co h Wilford av " Henry IV seaman It 78 Harbor " Samuel_a_carnenter 50 Harbor Branford Point h do " Walter G student bds Wilford av Porter Charles H dentist P 0 blk Main rms do " Henry IV h Pine Orchard Portfors Oscar emp 311 F Co h 33 Hopson av Portius Henry rem to Middletown Post Office P 0 blk opp the green " Office 34 Main Stony Creek " Office Short Beach Postol Jean molder bds Elm Pots Grace wid Charles H h Railroad av S C Prann Chester W grocer Main c Park pl h 7 Harrison ay PRANN FRED S. domestic bakery Rogers n Main, h do.— See p GI Pratt Rosalind C Mrs It Camp Rill Flying Point S C Preble T Parker h Wilford ay Prentice John H engineer h Kirkham n depot �• 46 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY PRICE Price John L elk Hoadley & Hutchinson h Rogers Prince John emp M I F Co h 90 Harbor Prindle Frank B linotype opr Ii Short Beach Prius John emp 11 I F Co h 90 Harbor Prokopehyk John rem to Bridgeport Prout Frederick boatman h Harbor Branford Point " George S far h Old Short Beach rd " Minott C boatman h Maple bey Harbor " William A painter Old Short Beach rd h do Pugh Henry A h Short Beach Purcell Thomas emp 31 I F Co h Chestnut n E Main Pythian Hall S Main c Montowese BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 47 REILLY RAFF GABRIEL lab h School S C Relies Thomas mach h 26 Montowese Ranallo Panfilo lab h Brushy Plain Randazzisi Gondolfo shoemaker Main opp the Green h Main bel Montowese Rank Oscar emp F S Prann bds Rogers Ransanen James amp M I F Co bds Hopson at Rassman Peter far h Damascus Rathbum Nellie wid Rollin h Lanphier's Cove Record John A far h Damascus "William H far h Damascus Reilly Edward lab h 12 Bradley av James rem to New Haven " John F barber Hillside av n Main h E Main n Chestnut " Kate bds Main n Ivy Renner John emp AI I Co It Harbor Branford Point Rescue Fire Co School S C Reynolds Charles gm( or Main S C and Main c Hopson av h do to 11 Rogers n Elm " Edward M einp 31 " Edward Al Jr elk C F Bradley li S Akin " Edward P emp Al I I' to lx Stony Creek rd " Frank h Short Beach " Frank h Hillside av " James T molder h Alaple bey Harbor " Jeremiah M emp F P McKeon bds Rogers n Main " John T emp Branford Mfg Co h 73 Chestnut " Stephen V buffer h 73 Chestnut Rice Edward enip Ct Co h E Main " Edward J emp freight depot bds E Main " Eugene far h Coeheco air " Frank emp M I F Co h W Main " George G prop Lime Wood Grove House Indian Neck h do " James S rem to New Haven " Maiy M rem to New Haven RICE MICHAEL P. contractor, general teaming and livery stable Main, h Main n Montowese—See p 65 " M P Hose Co No 2 W Main n Harbor " Robert W harnessmaker Veto bds Main n Montowese Rich Albert 8 rem to New Haven " James S molder h Church n Wilford av Richards John rem to England Redfield Frank H foreman Oscar G Kelsey h Flying Point av S C " Joseph N engineer h Paved Street District Redmond James emp N Y L Co Ms Silver Reeve Florence rem to Mattitack L I "Leonora R Mrs rem to Mattituck L I Reeves William H Mrs h 82 Harbor Reff Gabriel quarryman h Leete's Island rd S C Refsbeek Charles emp M I F Co h Hillside av Regan Frances A wid John rem to New Haven " John lab h Veto " John E elk freight depot bds Veto "William h 115 E Main "William A emp NYNH &HER Ms 115 E Main Reidy Dennis F grocer Main c Rogers h Cedar n Main " James S emp D F Reidy Ms Cedar n Main " John J rem to New Haven Rinaldi Domenic rem to Italy " Michelangelo rem to Italy Ritter W H com tray h Short Beach Roberts Amos B lab 11 Stony Creek rd Robins Howard G elk R R Co lx Palmer S C " Mary A wid John h Palmer S C Robinson Fred L rem to Vermont " Hadley E emp MI F Co rms S Alain " Laura wid James Ms Hopson av xi S Main " Oswin emp MI F Co bds Hopson air n S Main " Willis T elk A P Stevens h Hopson air n S Main Roche James blksmith h School S C Rock George M mech II 37 E Main Rodden Stephen h off Indian Neck av Rogers Albert T h E Main Mill Plain " A Louis far Ii Mill Plain " Frederick rem to Ansonia QUINLAN ELLEN T tchr bds 113 E Main " Jeremiah h 113 E Main " Martha A tehr bds 113 E Main Quinn Frank lab h Indian Neck " James R elk S A Griswold h Church c Wilford at " Luke molder h 83 E Main " Michael J rem to West Haven " Philip supt Almshouse Stony Creek rd h do �• 48 • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY ROGERS " Harry C emp 31 I F Co h Quench rd " James E elk h Mill Plain " Francis stonecutter bds 15 Watrous S C " Lounda wid Asa bds Tyler pl " Lucy wid Charles h Watrous S C " Mary wid John Ii Lecte's Island rd S C " Patrick J rem to New- Britain " Sophia 11 whit Eli F h Montowese c Main " William C stonecutter h 15 Watrons S C Rogienski Nicholas emp 11 I F Co h West av Roos Peter emp 311 F Co h Indian Neck av Rosaseo Stephen A (J Noble & Co) School S C h do Rose Alfred far h North Branford rd " Nathan far h North Branford rd Rosinus Jacob F emp C A Johnson Short Beach h Lanphier's Cove Ross Anna A tel opr Ms Main n Chestnut " Catherine wid Andrew h Ivy " James S stonecutter h Railroad at S C " James S Jr stonecutter bds Flying Point av S C " John steno bds Railroad at S C " John J bds Main n Chestnut " Joseph E elk Hoodley & Hutchinson bds Main n Chestnut Nathaniel lab Ii Main n Chestnut Robert T stonecutter lids Railroad at S C William B lxls Main n Chestnut " William J h Ivy Rossen Walter emp AI I F Co h Hillside av Roth Eva wid Louis h Kirkham n depot Botts Victor emp 311 F Co h 90 Harbor at Rourke Miehaetemp 31 I F Co h W Main n Plants Hill .Rowe Arthur E sokenan 31 I F-Co y es NPW Haven " Fred B elk 11 I F Co h 3 Wilford at Rowland Lynde W rein to Naugatuck " Wallace A rein to Naugatuck Rowley Edith wid Augustus H h 18 Montowese " Hubert A carriage painter Cedar h do Rusan John rem to Poland Russell Clinton A photographer and confectionery Flying Point av S C 'ads Main do " Coralenne B wid James h Hopson at " Guy AI student bds 32 Church " John B far h Main S C " John H enip,N B Co h Main S C " Richard P elk 31 I F Co h 32 Church Russo Mariano barber Main S C h West av do Ryder Clarence H printer h 54 Montowese " F Lawrence printer bds 54 Montowese " Harold 31 printer bds 54 Moiatowese " William T far h Brushy Plain !IC EIN BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 49 SACHS SACHS CHARLES emp 31 I F Co h Cedar bey Harrison av Saltonstall Club Main c Park pl Samson Thomas painter 11 Cedar Todd Hill Sanborn Edward S Mrs h W Main n Cherry Hill rd Sanquist Abner F electrotyper h E Main n Mill Plain Sansone Luigi barber Meadow n Rogers Ms do Sanzero Christina elk lids School S C SANZERO GIUSEPPE, grocer and meat market School, Stony Creek, Ii do.—See p " Pargie elk G Sanzero lids School S C Sanzone Domenico lab h 18 Meadow Sarah Harry stonecutter Ii Railroad av S C Saul Joseph P mason Ii Paved Street District S C Saunders Nellie wid William rem to Niantic Savino Francesco rem to New York city Sawaliek John emp M T F Co h Brushy Plain Scanlon Eliza tchr rms 18 Montowcse " John molder li 85 Maple " Mary T rms 18 Montowese Schenck Joseph emp 31 I F Co h Harbor n Maple " Paul emp AI I F Co h Harbor n Maple Schenk Lucus G baker h Rogers n Main Schindler George wood worker h Short Beach Seireno Carlo far h Damascus Scott Alice M 'ads Short Beach " John A painter lids 28 Harrison av " Margaret B wid William N Ii Short Beach Seaberg John A molder h Harbor Sederberg John rem to Providence R I Sedeman Erik rem to Sweden • " John emp M I F Co h 92 Harbor Seeley Florence elk VT S Clancey bds Wilford av n Church Semathek Alexander crap M I F Co h Monroe Senckris Martin molder h Elm Sentner John emp M I F Co h Ivy " Joseph rem to Hungary Serenson Louis emp MI F Co bds 113 Main " Louis Jr rem to New Haven Seward Walter emp AI P Rice lids Main " William H emp J T Sliney bds Branford House Sharpe Daniel L rem to Pennsylvania Shattuck Henry W section foreman Ii app railroad station SC Shea Daniel emp 311 F Co h Monroe " John T emp M I F Co h Monroe " Kate wid Patrick h Queach rd Sheldon Bros (E D and G L Sheldon) props Sheldon House Pine Orchard �• 50 • • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY SHELDON " Edward D (Sheldon Bros) Pine Orchard h do " George L (Sheldon Bros) Pine Orchard h Wilford av " House Sheldon Bros props Pine Orchard Shepard Alice E Mrs Ms Harbor Branford Point " Burton E letter carrier bds 10 Harbor Branford Point " Edward B engineer h 26 Harbor Branford Point " Eugene A emp M I F Co bds Harbor n Branford Point House Frank IV bds Harbor n Branford Point House " Harvey G 11 Short Beach " Julia A wid James bds Short Beach •" Lewis F confectionery etc Branford Point Wharf h Harbor n Branford Point House Willoughby F painter bds Harbor Branford Point Sigler Peter shoemaker Rogers h do Silberowiez Peter h Main n Russell Simentkovski Antonio moder Ms Bradley e Harbor Simons John rem to Finland Simpson Alice wid Irwin rem to New Haven " Fred A emp S N E Tel Co h Wilford av n Church Sjostrand Charles quarryman h Prospect S C Gabriel emp N B Co bds off Main S C Skidgell James N emp 31 I F Co h Railroad av S C Skillouz John M I F Co h w Main Skoamicki Joseph emp M I F Co h Elm SLINEY JOHN T. excavating, grading, stone work for cellars, trucking, vitrified walk, and storage W Main e Harbor, h do—See p 65 Smith Alice E wid Frederick nurse h S Main Il Alain " Charles E oyster dealer Flying Point av S C h do " David D rem to New Haven " Emeline wid Henry cook Montowese House bds do " Emily wid Giles G h Flying Point av S C " Eric mach h 336 Hopson av " Frank sec and treas Stony Creek Oyster Co Flying Point S C h do " Harry A emp M I F Co h 74 Meadow " Henry F emp Atlantic Wire Co h 17 Bradley av " Lorena wid Thomas h W Main bey Cherry Hill rd " Mabel B steno M I F Co bds Main c Harrison av " Mason F bds Montowese n Wilford av " Maud E II librarian Blackstone Memorial Library branch Main S C bds Flying Point do " Nelson W painter h W Main bey Cherry Hill rd " Pauline L manicure bds S Main n %Lin SMITH SAMUEL E prop. Smith's Short Beach Hotel Short Beach, h do.—See p 67 " Susan C wid Wentworth h 33 Main " Susan J wid William D grocer 32 Bradley c Harbor h do BRANFORD (1909) D I RECTORY 51 SMITH "William emp M h Harbor " William E emp Mon towese II ouse bds do " William l mach h Montoweso n Wilford as' SMITH'S SHORT BEACH HOTEL, Samuel E. Smith prop., Short Beach —Sec p 67 Smoleno Frank mop M F Go h Elm " Michael emp 11 h \V Main Soderman John molder lett 92 Harbor "William crop M I F Cr, Isis O2 Harbor Soderstrout C Mn, Iaiiiiirv Gra .‘ s lane S C h do " Gustaf lab h C rays 1;11“! Softly John far h Brushy PiaM Sondergeld Elizabeth wid Theodore has Main n Rogers " Walter emp C E Mory ii Main at P 0 S C Sonedozgocuo Guiseppe stonecutter h Watrous S C Sonokiez Frank emp M I F Co h Monroe Sons of St George Hall School S C Southerland—see Sutherland Southern New England Telephone Co Wilford av n Church Spoor Frank driver h S Main Spargo James stonecutter h Railroad a y S C John stonecutter h Palmer a y S C " John J emp N B Cob Palmer SC " William J elk S A Griswold h 20 Harrison ay Sparks William C rem to New Haven Spencer Alton F emp Stony Creek Oyster Co h Flying Point S C " Frederick J emp Stony Creek Oyster Co h Flying Point SC " John hay and grain Veto h 61. Montowese " Robert O emp Stony Creek Oyster Co bds Flying Point SC Sperry Edson N rem to New Haven " Hartley W elect h Short Beach pi amue emp )0 i/ Or e ac Spitzer Leo h Money Island S C Squires Charles far -h North Branford rd Stafford George rem to Bridgeport Stagina Louis emp M I F Co lids Main n W Main Stannard Alfred rem to Stratford STANNARD GEORGE R. hardware, paints, oils, etc. Main e Park pl, h Church n S Main—See front cold p VI " George rem to Norwich " Horace A h Goodsell Point rd " Sefton rem to Ansonia Stans Charles rem to Rhode Island Starkweather Frank C ph ysician 28 Montowese h do Starnino Nieh galvanizer h Hopson av Steinfield William rem to Brookl yn N Stenstrom Andrew J molder h IV Main Ley Harbor �52 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRA.NFORD (1909) DIRECTORY SPENT Stout Edmund E Mrs rem to New Haven " Judson J far h Brushy Plain "Robert B milk dealer Ms Brushy Plain " Sero J far bds Brushy Plain Steueek Martin wi,re drawer h Rogers Stevens Albert P fish and oyster market Main h do " Charles W rem to Waterbury " Elmer painter h Pine Orchard " Emerson lab Ii Pine Orchard " Fred lab Ms Pine Orchard " Joseph E rem to Guilford .Stieler Arthur bds Goodsell Point rd " Carl emp 31 I F Co h Goodsell Point rd " Ernest C rem to Detroit Mich " Frank A emp 31 I F Co h Terhune av " Raymond patternmkr bds Goodsell Point rd St. Mary's Roman Catholic Cemetery Monroe " Roman Catholic Church Main n Hopson at Stojkoyie Marko groceries and meat Main c Bradley h do Stone Watson W carp h Short Beach " William H lab Ms E Main Stony Creek Cemetery Northam c Palmer " Creek Oyster Co oyster growers and shippers Flying Point S C " Creek Red Granite Co The granite quarries School S C Stoor John emp M I F Co Ii Main Stravich Hugh h Hillside av Strickland Asa carp h Old Short Beach rd Strohle Fred lab bds Main e Chestnut Strokus Michael emp AI I F Co h Monroe Struckett Mike emp 11 I F Co h Monroe Struzinski Alex far h Brushy Plain " Charles far h Brushy Plain " Steve rem to Austria Sullivan Daniel emp M I F Co h Elm n Harbor " James lab h Cedar " John J bds 64 Harbor " Matthew h 64 Harbor " Matthew P bds 64 Harbor " Patrick bds Russell c Elm " Patrick stonecutter h School S C " Peter emp 31 I F Co bds 64 Harbor " Timothy h 89 E Main Sunblad IN° elk bds 35 Hopson at Sundell Adolph lab h School S C Sundquist Annie wid John h Rogers " Carl emp A R Engquist Ms Rogers "John E ern!) M I F Co h Rogers Suval Morris dry goods etc Poole's blk Main h ao Sveda Andro lab h Cherry Hill Sverker Carl molder h 30 Harbor Branford Point 53 SVIINCVICZ S yuncvicz Anna wid Joseph h West av " Nick rein to Austria Swanson Andrew quarryman bds off Indian Neck av Sweater John driver bds Cherry Hill rd Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Church Hopson av " Lutheran Church Leek's Island rd S C Swift George W mach Ii 75 Chestnut Sykes Esther mid James h Chestnut Short Rocks " Herbert lunch room Main bds Chestnut Short Rocks "William bds Chestnut Short Rocks Sytkrpautire Peter h W Main Szelbor Peter h Main c Monroe TAINTOR CHARLES bds Damascus Talmadge George Mrs b Pine Orchard Tamsa William emp 31 I F Co h off Monroe Sullivan pl Taylor Alton H h Short Beach " Charles J teamster Ii off Flying Point av S C " Frank corn tray h Lanphier's Cove " George bds Chestnut Short Rocks Tenley Frank plumber bds Main n Hillside ay TEN NEY ARTHUR J. physician Main c Laurel, h do.; office hours, 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 and ; to 9 p. m. " Julia run 10 Montowese Terhune Augustus B molder h 52 Rogers " Charles A grocer Short Beach h do " Clara S steno bds Rogers n Elm " George D h Indian Neck av c Terhune av " Lucy D wid Nicholas R h Rogers n Elm " Stephen H patternmkr Ely Lane " Walter N contractor bds Rogers n Elm Terrell Henry C h Short Beach Terrill Louis H painter h Short Beach Testor Frank E rem to West Haven " Frank CI elect h Church n 6 Main " George E bds Church n S Main Thatcher Herbert E elk M I F Co h 15 Bradley av " Timothy D h 15 Bradley av Thayer Alexander S emp M I F Co h 58 Montowese " Elwin M janitor High and Center Schools h Montowese bey railroad Thimble Island Poultry Yards John B Northrop prop Flying Point ay S C Thom William rem to New Haven Thomas John h W Main n town line " John B drug elk Hoadley & Hutchinson h Bradley av Thompson Ella A wid Redmond h Ivy " Florence Mrs h Short Beach rd " Hattie F wid Charles h S Main n Main " Olive S steno XI T F Co Ms S Main n Main " Theresa Mrs Ii off Stony Creek rd " Thomas crap Atlantic Wire Co h Ivy n Main �• BRA.NFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 54 THOMPSON Wilson E dentist S Main opp Laurel h do Three Elm House Mrs Martha C Maynard prop off Flying Point av S C Tinley Frank tinsmith bds Main Tiodosio Nick painter h Hopson av Tiska Joseph emp M I F Co h Main c Monroe Tobin Edward emp M I F Co h Cherry Hill rd James rem to New Haven " James E bds Monroe " Joseph emp M IF Co bds Cherry Hill rd " Maggie 1). Cherry Hill rd • " Mary E h Monroe Tofani Arthur stonecutter h West av S C Tognella John gardener h Pine Orchard Tokar John emp M I F Co h Monroe Tolinchano George emp 3,1 I F Co h W Main Tomalevicz Dominic lab h W Main c Bradley Toole Michael J elk T J Toole bds Park pl " Thomas J billiards and pool h Park pl Toole's Block Main c Hillside as Torpey Thomas emp M I F Co h E Main Totoket Hotel James O'Connor prop Main c Park pl Tott Stephen far h Guilford turnpike Town Hall on the Green Towner J Edwin far h E Main bey Mill Plain Townsend George H rem to Danbury Tracy Louise writer h Short Beach Trappas Aitonio rem to Italy Trehane William quarryman this n quarry S C Trinity Episcopal Church on the Green Tryon Albert C grocer Haycock Point Indian Neck h do Elisha II carp h Harbor Branford Point " Harry B boatman h Grays lane S C " Tucker James butcher h Paved Street District S C " Samuel galvanizer bds Silver " Stephen far h Paved Street District S C Tnrcotte Clara wid Octave h Short Beach " Edward bds Short Beach Purnell Charles F rem to Rhode Island Turner Mary E wid G C bds 6 S Main Tuska Joseph emp M I F Co h Monroe Tuttle Emerett bds Short Beach Tyler Elmer carp h Blackstoneville " John R Mrs h Indian Neck " Leonard F sea captain bds Indian Neck " Luke A h Short'Beach " Ruth bds S Main opp schoolhouse UNFRTCHT JULIUS far h Damascus Union Chapel Pine Orchard " Chapel Short Beach BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY 55 VADSMOM VADSTROM ALFRED ernp R It Co bds Terhune at " Oscar carp h Terhune av Valvik Charles emp M I F Co hds Indian Neck at Varn,tky George molder h Monroe Vannah Charles W bkkpr N B Co bds Prospect S C Van Sands Caroline wid Charles L h 41 Montowese " Caroline A h 41 Montowese " Charles E emp M I F Co lids 41 Montowese " Horace I h Old Short Beach rd VanSands Lucius 0 molder Id & 41 Moatawese " Lucy E dressmaker 41 Montowese lids do VanWie Charles A lids Indian Neck at " Eliza J wid Alexander h Indian Neck av " Frank W painter lids Indian Neck at " John painter h E Main " Raymond elk John H Morton bds E Main Veit Charles rem to Stamford Vetter& Arthur far h Pleasant Point " Charles far lids Pleasant Point " Edward lab h Pleasant Point Vigstrom Matt molder lids Rogers Viletti Pietro lab h W Main n Harbor Vinal Lizzie wid George rem to California " Roger rem to California Vincenso Carboni quarryman h Leete's Island rd S C WADSTROM FRITZ emp M I F Co lids Terhune at " Katherine wid Joseph h 35 Hopson at Walker Carrie emp Indian Point House bds Wall Harry M freight agt N V N H & H B B res Guilford Wallace Anna I rem to New Haven " Eugene F rem to New Haven " Maisie E rem to New Haven " Michael F rem to New Haven Wallin Carl emp M I F Co h off Indian Neck Walsh George C emp M I F Co h 4r Montowese " James W emp M I F Co h 20 Harrison at Walworth Arthur C pies XE I F Co ft Rogers res Boston Ward Jessamine M rem to New York city " Josephine wid William dressmaker 30 Rogers h do Stacy H emp M I F Co h S Main n Church " Thomas B ice dealer and sawmill Mill Plain h do Warfield Charles rein to East Haven " Frederick rem to East Haven Warner Milton lids Pine Orchard " Mortimer fisherman lids 60 Harbor " P A Mrs h 70 Harbor " P Albert molder 11 70 Harbor �• 56 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY WARNER "William IT h Pine Orchard rd n Montowese Warrender E Lettie tchr lids Mill Plan Wawrzyn Stanislaw grocer Main n Monroe h do Way Horatio N painter Montowese opp S Main h do " Laura A wid James 11 ruts 6 Montowese Webb Arthur J carpenter and builder Palmer S C h do " Junius S carp h Palmer S C Weber Henry J far h W Main n town line Weed Oscar emp M I F Co lids Tyler pl Week Charles emp N B Co bds Railroad av S C " Henry quarryman bds Railroad av S C " Richard quarryman bds Railroad av S C Weidman Walter rem to New Haven Welch Edward emp S V Osborn h Church n Meadow " James rem to New Haven " John J carp h Church n Meadow " John P bds Main n Hillside av Welles Robert II emp T B Ward Mill Plain bds do Wershechky Joseph teamster h Maple at Wester John elk Charles Reynolds h Hopson av Westermark Emil molder bds 36 Hopson at " Garber rem to Finland " John rem to Finland Western Union Telegraph Co passenger depot foot of Rogers and passenger depot Stony Creek Westwood Warren emp S N E Tel Co h Short Beach Wets-as John rem to Finland Weted Deep confectionery etc Main n Russell rms do " Side barber Main n Monroe rills do Whalen Edward emp M P Rice bds Queach rd " Mary Mrs rem to New Haven Whaley James locksmith h Ely Lane Whelan William lab b Chestnut n Main White Alexander map M I F Co h Bradley n Main " John painter h Silver " Mary wid James h Cedar " Willis E Mrs prop Montasco Inn Indian Neck h do Whiteside Isabella elk M I F Co bds Bradley bey railroad " William S emp M I F Co h Bradley bey railroad Whiting John far bds Damascus Whitney Henry M librarian Blackstone Library h 72 Montowese " James L rein to San Francisco Cal Wholhalsky Joseph molder h Monroe Wickstrom Victor, elk G A R Hamre h Hopson as Widman Walter rem to New Haven Wightman Ernest emp S V Osborn h Meadow n Church Wilcox George E h Stannard at Branford Point k " Robert M h Short Beach BRANFom, K009 ) DIRECTORY WILFORD Wilford Bernard S Ii 17 S Main " Bertha E elk 11 1 F. Co IsIs Indian Neck asi " Charles II 11.15 S Main " Edwin L far 11 59 31 on " Frank E molder Sybil av " Laura A housekpr Frank E Wilford Sybil as" Samuel A patternmkr h 6 S Main Willet Peter lamplighter Ii Bradley a Harbor Williams Clarence 11 carp and painter lids Hying Point av SC " Edgar night opr signal tower N V N II & It It R Church n S Main " George rem to New Haven " Howard M day opr signal tower N V N TI & Montowese Kip S Alain " Julia Mrs Ii Short Beach " Mamie rem to New Haven " Otis carp lids Flying Point av S C " Thomas D agt Weidemann Brewing Co and saloon Main S C h Cedar her Harrison av Willis Benjamin T camp Ilarring,ton Co h Short Bucks rd Wilson Charles molder h Meadow " Frank b Turnpike S C Winkley Henry W Rev rent to Danvers Mass Winnkiawisez Joseph b W Main n Russell Wood Alexander W tooltnkr h W Main hey Cherry Hill rd " Christopher G mach h Kirkham c Elm " Fannie A bds W Main bey Cherry Hill rd " George E elk G 11 Foote lids W Main bey Cherry Hill rd Woodstock Henry C crop 311 F Co h 32 S Main Woodward Daniel emp 11 I F Co h Harbor Woodworth Albert P carp h Harding av YAKOP LACCANIC emp M 1 F Co h W _Main Yale Edward 11 carp b Goodsell Point rd Young Alden M h "The Anchorage" Pine Orchard " Burton E camp W H Clark h Short Beach ZACHER EDMUND lawyer h Main c Rogers " Madeline R tehr bds Main c Rogers Zakirue Frank emp 11 I F Co b W Main Zdanowiez Jozef pool room etc Main e Monroe (10 ?Render Alfred emp N B Co h Main n West as S Zesner Tony lab b Cedar Ziesserimo Zasssini emp M I F Co Ii Hopson at Zonkovich Annie wid Joseph Ii oft Braille' a railroad Zwrskeakac Antonio molder bds Br:idles arbor Zyki Joseph gardener h Bradley c llarbor " Peter teamsler h Bradle y 0 lIarbar 5 �Bakers. ASSOCIATION OF AMERICAN DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS F. S. PRANN HEADQUARTERS, 89 THIRD -AVENUE, NEW YORK DOMESTIC ORGANIZED NOVEMBER. IBIS BAKERY. OFFICERS President, WILSON H LEE, New Haven First Vice-President, A. V. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati Second Vice-President, R. H. DONNELLEY, Chicago Secretary, W. H. BATES, New York Treasurer, J. L HILL, Richmond, Va. Wholesale and Retail. We make the best Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc., and deliver goods anywhere in the town of Branford ; also to all towns located on Shore Line R. R. Parties, Weddings, Picnics and Dances furnished at short notice. Give us a Trial Order. TRUSTEES W. H. BATES, New York W. H. LEE, New Haven A. V. WILLIAMS, Cincinnati WM. E. MURDOCK, Boston J. L. HILL, Richmond R. L. POLK, Detroit E. M. GOULD, St. Louis It H. DONNELLEY, Chicago W. G. TORCHIANA, Philadelphia • Rogers St., near Main, Telephone 81-2. Branford, Conn. C. F. MORY, THE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE AS FOLLOWS: FIRST: To improve the directory business by the interchange of ideas, and by the exchange of competent employees. schemes, operated under the name of directories, and to drive the promoters of such out of the business. THIRD: To provide permanent and continuous employment for honest and faithful directory canvassers. FOURTH : For the mutual advancement of the established and prospective interests of all who may become members of the association. $100 REWARD The Association of American Directory Publishers will pay the above reward for the arrest and 'conviction of any one soliciting or collecting money on Fraudulent Directories, provided the conviction results in imprisonment of not less than 6 months. In case of arrest immediately telegraph W. H. Bates, Sec'y, 89 Third Ave., New York, 61 • BAKERY. We make the Best Bread, Pies, Cakes and Pastry of all kinds. Everything that can be made in a First-Class Bakery. Goods delivered fresh to all parts of the town at Reasonable Prices. Telephone or mail your orders and they will receive prompt attention. Main St., near Rogers, Tommy 58-2. Branford, Conn. �• Blacksmiths.—Boat Builder. HENRY W. HUBBARD, General Blacksmith, Ur* icier mil rider. NEW WORK BUILT TO ORDER lobbing Promptly Attended To. CHURCH STREET, - Corner WILFORD AVENUE. T. M. BRAY 9 PRACTICAL HORSESHOER AND GENERAL JOBBER. lbodattrer ksh awl had Hammers nil State Cutters' Supplies Agent for Elmer's Great French Remedies; Dr. Daniels' and Lesure's Veterinary Medicines; Humpbrey's Celebrated Veterinary Medicines; Agent for Patten's Sun Proof Paints. Cut Steel Work a Specialty. STONY CREEK, CONN. Builders. r Boats To let ill and Motor Boat Supplies. Storing Facilities. Telephone 52-12. SHORT BEACH, CONN. Directories of the Principal Cities ois file at The City Director y Office, 406 Meadow St., New Haven. where the y ma y be consulted -.Free/of Charge 63 P CI it HARRINGTON CO. E CONTRACTORS CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Jobbing Promptly Attended To at Reasonable Rates. HOPSON AVENUE, Next to Lutheran Church, Branford, Conn. Telephone Conniption. C. A. JOHNSON, TELEPHONE CONNECTION. RICHARD BRADLEY, Contractor and Builder, 11114 Estimates furnished upon a pp lication. I UULLI too la*, none too small. Tele phone Connection. 14 PAONTOWESE STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. OSCAR C. KELSEY CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Joleini Promptly Attended To. P. 0. Sox Set LIMN POINT AVENUE, STONY MEL illesidenee Paved Sheet District. �• 66 Coal Dealers.—Funeral Director. F. JOURDAN & SON, DEALERS IN COAL and WOOD 67 M. P. HARDING 3 Dealer in SHELF AND CANNED GOODS, ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, Groceries, Provisions Flour and 45 Montowese St., near Meadow, Branford, Conn. LUMBER TELEPHONE 17-12. Of Every Description, Rough or F. E. BRAINERD, Dressed, usually found in a First-Class Yard. ROSIN SIZED SHEATHING. SINGLE AND TWO-PLY READY ROOFING. DEPARTMENT STORE, Dealer in General Merchandise. Groceries and Meat Market. Boots and Shoes. Dry Goods. Hardware, Paints, Oils and Glass, and everything that can be found in a First-Class Store, HARBOR ST., BRANFORD, CONN. MAIN STREET, Tagynar...s. STONY CREEK. -WILLIAM S. CLANCY 3 GUISEPPE SANZERO, UNDERTAKER and FUNERAL DIRECTOR American Italian Groceries LICENSED .EMBALMER. . ikr ass- NI j ...I . ' Periodicals on Sale. TOOLE'S BLOCK, MAIN ST., BRANFORD, CONN. TELEPHONE 57-5. Bookbinding In all its Branches done at ... Reasonable Prices b y ... The Price, Lee & Adkins Co., 206 MEADOW ST., NEW IILAVEN. and Meats and Prnvisinna nf all Linda 4 Full lino and Fruits. Goods delivered to all parts of the town. SCHOOL STREET, - - STONY CREEK, CONN. SMITH'S SHORT BEACH HOTEL. Meals a la carte. Shore Dinners a Specialty. Open year round. S. E. SMITH, Prop. SHORT BEACH, CONN. TELEPHONE 52-3 BRANFORD. �, • House furoisbiugs. S. A. aroLD, E 68 HOUSE FURNISHINGS. ry.—Livery Stables. Meat Markets. FOR FIRST-CLASS MUNGER BROS. DEALERS IN PRINTING GO TO THE• PRICE, LEE & ADKINS COMPANY, MAIN St, BRANFORD, CT. PORK, LARD, VEAL, LAMB, POULTRY, HAMS, GAME, VEGETABLES, ETC. 206 MEADOW ST., The BEST GOODS at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. NEW HAVEN. Main Street, Opp. Green, Branford, Conn. UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING. UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING BEEF FINE FULL LINE OF CANNED GOODS. BRANFORD LAUNDRY H. & MeKINNON, Prop. All laundry work done in the best manner. Special attention given to collars, cuffs and shirts. Work called for a e as TELEPHONE CONNECTION. G. II. FOOTE, poultryndVegetables 1 in their Season. FRESH AND SALT MEATS MAIN STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. McGRAIL BROTHERS, 114 Livery and Feed Stites. GENERAL CARTING, TRUCKING, ETC.. - Driving Parties a Specialty. Saddle Horses. Rear of Totoket House, . . BRANFORD, CONK Telephone Connection. THE PRICE & LEE CO., Directory Publishers 206-210 MEADOW ST., NEW HAVEN, CT. �70 Merchant Tailors.—Painters. L. MARK , MerchantTailor THE BRANFORD OPINION. Clothind Store, Gents' Furnishings and Boots and Shoes. Also Dealer in Gents' Furnishing Goods, Rats, Caps, Clothing and Jewelry. MAIN STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing neatly done at short notice. Agent for W. L. Douglas and Walkover Shoes. MElkit lilmsrlTB1T1110R. H High Class Suits Made to Order at Reasonable Prices. . E. P. BATES, Editor and Publisher. Issued Every Friday. 3 Cents per Copy $1.00 per Year. Business and Editorial Rooms in Post Office Block. All kinds of Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing and Repairing neatly done. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 119 MAIN STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. PETER KAMINSKY, Merchant Tailor Men's Suits Made to Order. Repairing, Cleaning and Pressing. Pares:, MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE BLACKSTONE LIBRARY, BRANFORD, CONN. GUSTAVE A. R. HAMRE, Painter and Interior Decorator THE OPINION CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY IN BRANFORD AND SURROUNDING TOWNS, AND IS UNEXCELLED AS A HOME NEWSPAPER AND AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Job Printing IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. • SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL WORK A SPECIALTY. Dealer in Painters' and Artists' Supplies. WALL PAPERS AND PICTURE FRAMING. MAIN STREET, - • BRANFORD, CONN. TELEPHONE. WEDDING INVITATIONS AND VISITING CARDS ENGRAVED AT SHORT NOTICE. / �• 2 Builders.--Wines, Liquors, J. S. MOORE, Carriage Manufacturer and Repairer. Wood Work, Iron Work, Painting, Trimmings Band Sawing and Light Planing. 34 Rogers Street, - Branford, Conn. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. JULIUS NOBLE STEPHEN A. CAFE Agents for Trans-Atlantic Steamships, LOUIS LAVASSAI . Bottler. TEE PRICE & LEE CO. WINE AND LIQUOR DEALER. Bottled Beer delivered Anywhere in towit, ROGERS STREET, Tele phone 67-6. STONY This method is one of the best means of reaching a prospective customer. It saves the expense of a traveling salesman and the personal "Tyr written" letter through the mails will reach the Cu tomer, where in many cases the salesman would not b able to gain an interview. This sheet it produced o the above mentioned machine. We do all classes of circular work, such as addressing (-nivel° es cards •ostals ing and Society Invitations, Announcements, etc. Also folding and inserting circular matter, stamping envelopes and mailing them, making it very convenient for the advertiser and saving him considerable time and money, with the assurance that it is properly done. SCHOOL STREET, - STONY CREEK, CONN. and There an increased demand for "Fac-simil-' Typewritten Lette-t" for advertising purposes. We have a machine that produces exact duplicates of a Typewritten Letter, and are in a position to funds: this work very promptly and at reasonable prices. We also make a specialty of furnishing upto-date trade and mailing lists of any and all trades and professions throughout the country. We have in our office one of the largest files of directories in the world, placing us in a position to furnish authentic lists at reasonable prices. ROSASCO. J. NOBLE iSk CO. Cafe ANNOUNCEEMIT '-" raltS-PA 206 Meadow Street New Haven, Conn. �BRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. STANNARD GEORGE R., Main c Park p1—See front col'd p VI . ALE ANT) LAGER (WHOLESALE). Williams T D Main S C ANTIQUE GOODS DEALERS. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 Ives Phebe T H Mrs Damascus APOTHECARIES. (See Druggists.) A_RT STORE. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 AUTOMOBILE DEALERS AND REPAIRERS. Barnes John C Main opp the Green Bean Burton Main n John AWNINGS. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 BABY CARRIAGES. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 BAKERS. MORY CARL F., Main n Rogers—See p 61 PRANN F. S., Rogers n Main—See p 61 BANK. iam R. Foote Secretary and Treasurer, Town Hall BARBERS. Coyle Andrew J P 0 blk DeMaio Joseph School S C Mason G II Main n Flying Point av S C Otell Fred Main Reilly John F Hillside av n Main Russo Mariano Main S C Sansone Luigi Meadow n Rogers Weted Side Main n Monroe BICYCLE DEALERS AND REPAIRERS. Barnes J C Main Betts William C Main S C Bradley C F Main 8 �I 74 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY BILLIARD AND POOL ROOMS Toole T J Main cv Hillside av Zdanowicz J Main c Monroe BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS. BRAY THOMAS M., School, Stony Creek—See p 62 Cook Charles M r Munger Bros Main Donnelly John Main HUBBARD HENRY W., Church c Wilford av—See p62 MOORE J. S., 34 Rogers—See p 64 Nilsson B Main opp Locks Works BOARDING- HOUSES. Branford House Mrs Emil Anderson prop Elm c Russell Linsley Homestead John Cunliffe prop Main BOAT BUILDER. JOHNSON CLAUS A., Short Beach—See p 62 BOATS TO LET. Averill Louis S Indian Neck Cooper James Main S C JOHNSON CLAUS A., Short Beach—See p 62 Page Henry W West av S C BOOT AND SHOE DEALERS Barbery George 93 Main Bradley C F Main BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p67 Colombo Giuseppe Main S C Goldberg L School S C Heller L Mrs Main opp Russell Levy Bertha Mrs School S C MARK L., Main—See p 70 Suval Morris Toole's blk Main DiViole Henry Main Ferrerer Joe off Main S C Goldbaum Harry Main S C Heller Ludwig Main opp Russell Randazzisi Gondolfo Main opp the Green BOTPTLER. LAVASSA LOUIS, Rogers, Stony Creek—See p 72 BURIAL VAULTS. Bradley FE E (stone) 123 W Main Maddern Richard. H (stone and slate) Montowese opp cemetery CABINET MAKER. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY 75 CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS BRADLEY RICHARD, 14 Montowese—See p 63 Farnham E G klontowese HARRINGTON C. W. CO. THE, Hopson av next Lutheran Church—See p 63 HOSLEY B. F. Moniowese—See front cord p Johnson John H Flying Point av S C KELSEY OSCAR C., Linden Point av, Stony Creek—See p 63 Pond Samuel A 50 Harbor Branford Point Webb Arthur J Palmer S C CARPET STEAMER, CLEANER AND LAYER. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 CARPETS AND OILCLOTHS. Bradley C F Main opp the Green GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 CARRIAGEMAEERS AND REPAIRERS. BRAY THOMAS M. (repairer), School, Stony Creek— See p 62 HUBBARD HENRY W. (repairer), Church c Wilford av —See p 62 MOORE J. S., 34 Rogers—See p 64 Nilsson B Main opp Lock Works CIDER MILL. Ward Thomas Mill Plain CIGARS, TOBACCO, ETC. Bertuccio P Main c Harrison av HARDING M. P., 45 Montowese—See p 67 Howe Frank Rogers n Meadow Otell Fred Main Paine Rollin S Main S C ALTBUCH HARRY, 119 Main—See p 70 Gartenhaus M opp railroad station S C CLOTHING. Barbery George 93 Main Bradley C F Main Goldberg L School S C Levy Bertha 16 School S C MARK LOUIS, Main—See p 70 Suval Morris Toole's blk Main COAL AND WOOD. Coe Timothy off Flying Point av S C JOURDAN F & SON, Harbor—See p 66 OSBORN S. V., Meadow c Church—See front cord p Ill Page Dennis School S C �• 76 • BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT. Ambrosoli John Main S C Bertuccio P Main e Harrison av Dondero James Toole's blk Main HARDING MICHAEL P., 48 Montowese—See p 67 Heller L Mrs Main opp Russell Knowles W J Short Beach Morton J H Main Northrop J B Flying Point av S C Paine Rollin S Main S C Prann Chester W Main e Park pl Russell Clinton A Flying Point av S C Shepard L F Branford Point wharf Weted Deep Main n Russell CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. Bradley C F Main BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p67 GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 Peterson Charles 14 Rogers STANNARD GEORGE R., Main c Park p1—See front col'd p VI DENTISTS. Porter Charles H P 0 blk Main Thompson Wilson E S Main opp Laurel DINING ROOMS. (See Restaurants). DRAPERIES. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 DRESSMAKERS. Avery Grace A Harbor Branford Point Bowe Hulda V Mrs 6 Montowese Downer Frank A Mrs Main n Rogers rbe VanSands Lucy E 41 Montowese Ward Josephine Mrs 30 Rogers DRIVING PARK. Branford Driving Park L A Fisk prop Guilford turnpike DRUGGISTS. Ball's Pharmacy W J Klock mgr Main S C HOADLEY & HUTCHINSON, Main opp MontoweseSee front cord p III Morton John H Main DRY GOODS. Bradley C F Main BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p67 Goldberg I...School S C GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 Hirsch Jacob 20 School S C BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY 77 HOADLEY & HUTCHINSON, Main opp Montowese-See front cord pil l Levy Bertha Mrs 16 School S C MARK LOUIS, Totoket blk Main—See p 70 Suval Morris mole's blk Main ELECTRIC LIGHT SUPPLIES. New England Engineering Co The (branch) Main Opp Montowese ELECTRIC LIGHTING. Connecticut Co The Main opp the Green ENGINE BUILDERS. Baldwin Machine Works (gasoline) Indian Neck av n Harbor bridge EXPRESS LINES. Adams Express Co railroad depots Branford East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express Line E Main Branford and New Haven Express Peter A Anderson prop Montowese c Meadow FANCY GOODS. Bradley C F Main FERTILIZER MFRS. Kelsey E R Short Beach OSBORN S V. (dealer), Meadow c Church—See front col'd p III STANNARD GEORGE R. (dealer), Main c Park pi—See front col'd p VI FISH AND OYSTERS. Stevens Albert P Main yienust GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN. Ablondi Peter Leete's Island rd S C OSBORN S. V., Meadow e Church—See front cord p III Spencer John Veto FURNACES AND RANGES. (See also Stoves and Furnaces.) MINN P. H., Main e Chestnut—See front cord p II ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front cord p IV GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 McKEON F. P., Hosley blk, Main—See front cord p IV FURNITURE DEALER. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 �f 78 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY 79 FURNITURE REPAIRER. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 HATS AND CAPS. MARK L., Main—See p 70 GENTS' FURNISHINGS. Bradley C F Main MARK L., Main—See p 70 HAY AND STRAW. Ablondi Peter Leek's Island rd S C OSBORN S. V., Meadow c Church—See front col'd p GRADING, EXCAVATING AND TURFING. RICE M. P., Main c Veto—See p 65 SLINEY JOHN T., W Main n Harbor—See p 65 GRANITE DEALERS (See Quarries.) GRIST MILLS. Bradley Charles S Main OSBORN S. V., Meadow c Church—See front cord p HT GROCERS. Ablondi Peter Leet,e's Island rd S C BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 67 Foster George 0 Short Beach HARDING MICHAEL P., 45 Montowese See p 67 "WADLEY & HUTCHINSON, Main opp Montowese-See front col'd p III Hollmann Louise G Mrs Pine Orchard LaIla Carmino Main opp Ivy and Meadow n Rogers McLean Paul G Pine Orchard Mockeviecz John L 91 Main Nevesky L Rogers c Meadow Prann Chester W Main c Park pl Reidy D F Main c Rogers Reynolds Charles Main c Hopson av and Main S C Richkowski R Main SANZERO G., School, Stony Creek—See p 67 • • I Stojkovic Marko Main c Bradley Terhune Charles A Short Beach Tryon Albert C Indian Neck Wamrzyn S Main n Monroe HARDWARE. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p67 HOADLEY & HUTCHINSON, Main opp Montowese-See front col'd p Reidy D F Main c Rogers STANNARD GEORGE R., Main c Park p1—See front cold' p VI HARNESSMAKERS AND DEALERS Barnes J C Main Rice Robert W Veto III Spencer John Veto HOT WATER HEATING. DUNN P. H., Main c Chestnut—See front cold p II ENGQUIS'T A R., Rogers—See front coi'd p IV HOTELS. Bay View Inn Main c Rogers S C Brainard House (summer) Main c Rogers S C Branford Point House Branford Point Double Beach House Henry Clark prop Double Beach Granite Bay Hotel (summer) Short Beach Island View House (summer) Flying Point S C Indian Point House (summer) Main bel Flying Point av SC Lime Wood Grove House (summer) George G. Rice prop Indian Neck Money Island House (summer) Money Island Montasco Inn (summer) Indian Neck Montowese Hotel (summer) William A Bryan prop Indian Neck Owenego House (summer) Indian Neck Sheldon House (summer) Sheldon Bros props Pine Orchard SMITH'S SHORT BEACH HOTEL, Samuel E. Smith prop., Short Beach—See p 67 Totoket Hotel James O'Connor prop Main c Park pl FIOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 6: GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 STANNARD GEORGE K, Main c Park pl—See front ccild p VI ICE CREAM MFRS. Betruccio P Main e Harrison av Dondero James Toole's blk Main ICE DEALERS. Bradley Charles S Cherry Hill rd Coe Timothy off Flying Point av S C Ward Thomas B Mill Plain �80 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY INSURANCE AGENTS. Doolittle Harry W Pine Orchard Foote W II Montowese GOLDSMITH FANNIE R. MRS. (fire), "Maple Hill" Queach rd—See front col'd p VI GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 Isbell Edward E 48 Montowese n Wilford av Kinney Frank J Toole's blk Main IRON FOUNDERS. Malleable Iron Fittings Co (malleable) ft Rogers JEWELRY AND WATCHES Morton J H Main LAUNDRIES. BRANFORD LAUNDRY, IL B. McKinnon prop., Main n Montowese—See p 68 Ming Lee r Totoket Hotel Main Soderstrom G Mrs Grays lane S C LAWYERS Averill Frederick L Pawson Park Doolittle Harry W Pine Orchard Kinney Frank J Toole's blk Main Zacher Edmund Main c Rogers LIQUOR DEALER (See also Saloons). HARDING M. P., 45 Montowese—See p 67 LIVERY STABLES McGRAIL BROS., Totoket Hotel, Main—See p 68 RICE M. P., Main c Veto—See p 65 SLINEY JOHN T., W Main n Harbor—See p 65 GRISWOLD S. A.(money), Main opp the Green—See p 68 LOCK MFRS. Branford Mfg Co Main c Ivy LUMBER. JOURDAN F. & SON, Harbor—See p 66 OSBORN S. V., Meadow e Church—See front cord p MACHINISTS. Baldwin Machine Works Indian Neck av n Harbor bridge MASON BUILDERS. HARRINGTON C. W. CO. THE, Hopson av next Lutheran Church—See p 63 MENRICKSON JOHN, Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek —See p 64 HIGLEY W. C., 50 Montowese—See p 64 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY Si MOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See front col'd p II Kniffin Oscar P Short Beach Lawson A Chestnut n Main LUNDQUIST PETER A. (stone), Flying Point av, Stony Creek—See p 64 MASONS' MATERIALS. HARRINGTON C. W. CO. THE, Monson av next Cathlie Church — See p 63 MOSLEY B. F., Montowese hey Catholic Church—See front col'd p MAVIRESS MFR. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 • MEAT MARKETS. Ablondi Peter Leete's Island rd S C BRAIN ERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 67 FOOTE G. HERBERT, W Main n Harbor—See p 69 MUNGER BROS., Main opp the Green—See p 69 Munger & Johnson Main n Montowese Reynodls Charles Main S C SANZERO 0., School, Stony Creek—See p 67 Stojkovic Marko Main c Bradley MERCHANT TAILORS. ALTBITCH HARRY, 119 Main—See p 70 KAMINSKY PETER, Main opp the Library—See p 70 MARK LOUIS, Main—See p 70 MILLINER. Drake Edith L Main MONUMENTS. Maddern Richard H Montowese opp cemetery MUSIC TEACHER. Yn on NEWSPAPER. BRANFORD OPINION (weekly)) P. 0. blk Main—See p 71 NEWS ROOMS. CLANCY WILLIAM S., Toole's blk Main—See p 66 Paine Rollin S Main S C NURSE. Smith Alice E Mrs S Main n Main OIL CLOTH AND LINOLEUM. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 OIL MFR. Kelsey E R (fish) Short Beach OPTICIAN. Morton J H Main � • • 82 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY OYSTER GROWERS AND SHIPPERS. Beach E B Linden Point av S C Smith Charles E Flying Point S C Stony Creek Oyster Co Flying Point S C PAINTERS (CARRIAGE). HUBBARD HENRY W., Church c Wilford—See p 62 MOORE J. S., Rogers—See p 64 Rowley Hubert A Cedar PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. Brainard Alvin S Main e Rogers S C HAMRE GUSTAVE A. R., Main opp Montowese See p 70 HARRINGTON C W CO THE, Hopson av next Lutheran Church—See p 63 HOSLEY B. F., Montowese See front col'd p II Page Henry W West av S C Prout William A Old Short Beach rd Way H N Montowese opp S Main PAINTS, OILS, ETC. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek--See p 67 GRISWOLD S. A. (oil and glass), Main—See p 68 HAMRE GLT STAVE A B, Main opp Alontowese—See p 70 HOADLEY & HUTCHINSON, Main app MontoweseSee front cord p III Reidy D F Main c Rogers STANNARD GEORGE R., Main c Park pi—See front cord p VI PHOTOGRAPHERS. Morton John H Griswold blk Main Russell Clinton A Flying Point av S C EVANS GEORGE E. (homeopathic), Montowese opp Milford av ; office hours 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2.30 and 6.30 to 8 p. m. GAYLORD CHARLES W., 16 S Main; office hours, 8.30 to 9.30 a. m., 12.30 to 2.30 and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m.; Sunday, 12 to 1.30 and 6 to 7.30 p. ra. Hulbert Russell Prospect S C McQUEEN ARITUR S., 10 Montowese; office hours 8 to 10 a. m., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. Telephone 28-12 Starkweather Frank C 28 Illontowese TENNEY A. ,J., Main c Laurel; office hours 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p. m. PIANO MOVER. SLINEY J. T., W Main n Harbor—See p 65 , BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY 83 PICTURE FRAME MFRS. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 HAMRE GUSTAVE A. R., Main opp Montowese—See p 70 PICTURES, FRAMES AND MOULDINGS. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 HA1VIRE GUSTAVE A. R., Main opp Montowese—See p 70 PLUMBERS. Bishop N H., West av S C DUNN P. H., Main c Chestnut—See font cord p II ENGQUIST A. IL, Rogers—See front col'd p IV Gallahue Edward Main n Montowese McKEON FRANCIS P., Hosley blk Main—See front cord p IV POULTRY YARD. Northrop J B Flying Point av S C PRINTERS. Andrews John A (job) Montowese BRANFORD OPINION (job), P. 0. blk Main—See p 71 QUARRIES. Norcross Bros Co Stony Creek Stony Creek Red Granite Co he School S C REAL ESTATE. Averill Frederick L Pawson Park GRISWOLD S. A. Main opp the Green—See p 68 Johnson John H (shore cottages) Flying Point S C McLean Charles W Pine Orchard RESTAURANTS. Begley John J (lunch wagon), Main c Hillside av Moore Everett L (lunch wagon) Main c Park pt Northrop J B Flying Point av S C Sykes Hubert (lunch wagon) Main ROOFING. DUNN P. II., E Main june. Main—See front col'd p II ENGQUIST A. It., Rogers—See front cord p IV Gallahue Edward Main n Montowese McKEON FRANCIS P., Hosley blk Main—See front cord p IV SALOONS. LAVASSA LOUIS, Rogers, Stony Creek—See p 72 NOBLE J. & CO., School, Stony Creek—See p 72 Williams Thomas D Main S C �84 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY SAVINGS BANK.. (See Bank). SAW MILLS. OSBORN S. V. Meadow c Church—See front col'd p III Palmer E S Leet e's Island rd Ward Thomas B Mill Plain SEWING MACHINES. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 SIDEWALKS AND DRIVEWAYS. HENRICKSON JOHN, Leete's Island, Stony Creek— See p 64 LUNDQUIST PETER A., Flying Point av, Stony Creek —See p 64 SLINEY J. T. (vitrified stone), W Main n Harbor—See p 65 SILVERWARE. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 Morton John II Main STAGE LINE. Branford East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express Line E Main STEAM FITTINGS MFRS. Malleable Iron Fittings Co ft Rogers STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING. MINN P. H., Main c Chestnut—See front cord p II ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front cord p IV MOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See front cord p II McKEON FRANCIS P., Hosley blk Main—See front cord p IV ANTES. Atlantic Wire Co The—Church c Meadow. Incorporated May 17, 1906. Capital, $25,000. President and Treasurer, William E. Hitchcock; Secretary, Moses F Hope, New Haven Branford Savings Bank—Incorporated 1889. Town Hall bdg. President, Henry H. Fowler; Vice President, M. P. Harding; Secretary and Treasurer, William R. "Foote HARRINGTON C. W. CO. THE—Hopson as next to Lutheran Church. Incorporated February, 1904. Capital, $5,000. President, C. W. Harrington; Secretary and Treasurer, F. T. Bradley—See p 63 Malleable Iron Fittings Co.—Foot Rogers. Incorporated 1864. Capital, 125,000. President. Arthur C. Walworth ;Treasurer and General Manager, A. E. Hammer; Secretary, L. J. Nichols; Superintendent, V. T. Hammer %OIL 111,1 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY 85 New England Engineering Co. The (branch)—Office Main opp Mont owese Stony Creek Oyster Co.—Flying Point, Stony Creek. Incorporated 1868. Capital, 42,000. President, Frank Kimberly ; Secretary and Treasurer, Frank E. Smith Stony Creek lied Granite Co. The—School, S C. Incorporated 1889. Capital $150,000. President, Theodore H. Babcock, New York; Secretary and Treasurer, Everett S. Grant STORAGE. JOHNSON C. A. (boats). Short Beach—See p 62 RICE M. P., Main c Veto—See p 65 SLINKY JOHN T., W Main n Harbor—See p 65 STOVES AND RANGES. DUNN P. H., Main c Chestnut—See front col'd p II ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p IV GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 McKeon Francis P Hosley blk Main TAILORS. ALTBUCH HARRY, 119 Main—See p 70 Gartenhaus M opp railroad station S C KAMINSKY PETER, Main opp the Library—See p 70 MARK LOUIS, Main—See p 70 TEA, COFFEE, ETC. (See also Grocers.) BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p HARDING M. P., 45 Montowese—See p 67 Prann C W Main c Park pl Peterson Charles (peddler) 14 Rogers TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Western Union Telegraph Co passenger depot ft Rogers and passenger depot Stony Creek TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Southern New England Telephone Exchange Wilford av TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WORKERS. DUNN P. H., Main c Chestnut—See front col'd p II ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p IV McKEON FRANCIS P., Hosley blk Main—See front co'd p IV TINWARE. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 TRTJ•KMEN AND TEAMSTERS. Mannix Lawrence Ivy • McGRAIL BROS., r Totoket Hotel, Main—See p 68 RICE M. P., Main See p65 SLINEY JOHN T., IV Main n Harbor—See p 65 �86 BUSINESS (1909) DIRECTORY UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS. CLANCY WILLIAM 5, Toole's blk Main—See p68 GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 68 MeGrail & Dunn r Totoket Hotel Main UPHOLSTERER. GRISWOLD S A Main—See p 68 WALL PAPER, ETC. HAMRE GUSTAVE A. IL, Main opp Montowese—See p 70 WATCHMAKER AND REPAIRER. Morton J H Main WATER WORKS . Connecticut Co The Main opp the Green WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAINS GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p68 WIRE MFRS. Atlantic Wire Co The Church e Meadow WOOD DEALER. OSBORN S. V., Meadow c Church—See front cord p III F you have circulars or wrappers you want adI BRANFORD TOWN OFFICERS Town Clerk and Treasurer—William R. Foote. Selectmen—S. V. Osborn, James E. Palmer, Timothy A. Coe. Assessors—Barlow S. Hence, Edward B. Knowles, Edwin E. Baldwin. Board of Relief—Joseph Mattson, Peter A. Lundquist, John B. Russell. Grand Jurors—John Enland, Frederick F. Hill, Herman Johnson, Emerson E. Barker, John V. Collins, Frank Fitzgerald. Constables—John Frazier, William J. McKee, Frank T. Bradley, Ward B. Meeker, Joseph Schenck, John J. Buckley, Daniel H. McKenna. Registrars First Voting District—Charles W. Covert, Wilfred L. Moore. Registrars Second Voting District—Josiah J. Dyer, Charles A. Hosvd. Auditors—Harry M. Ferguson, John H. Hanniford. Tax Collector—Lucien A. Merriam. Treasurer of Schools—William R. Foote. dressed, send them to THE PRICE & LEE CO. We make a specialty of directing and are prepared to do it cheaper and better than you can yourself. We have about four hundred and fifty Directories in BOROUGH OFFICERS. Warden—Valdemar T. Hammer. Burgesses—Peter J. Carney, Chester W Prann, Timothy J. McCarthy, William S. Clancy, Stacy H. Ward, GusSecretary and Treasurer—William R. Foote. and Canada. This library, with trained help, gives us the best of facilities for this class of work. We will give any further Information or quote prices at any time. THE PRICE & LEE CO., CITY DIRECTORY OFFICE, 206 Meadow, Street, New Haven, Conn. BRANFORD TOWN COURT. Town Hall. Judge—John Eades. Assistant Judge and Clerk—Edwin R. Kelsey.. Prosecuting Attorney—Harry W. Doolittle. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney—Earl A. Barker. FIRE DEPARTMENT. Fire Commissioners—S. V. Osborn, Bernard S. Wilford. M. P. Rice, James H. Barker, John 13. Russell. M. P. Rice Hose Co.—West Main street near Harbor. Foreman, P. H. Dunn First Assistant Foreman, J. E. Tobin. �89 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRAN FORD (1909) DIRECTORY Martin Burke Hook and Ladder Co.—Foreman, Aaron Lawson; First Assistant Foreman, Arthur McGowan. L. A. Fisk Hook and Ladder Co.—Hillside avenue near Main street. Foreman, John Dunn; First Assistant Foreman, F. J. Kinney. Rescue Fire Co., Stony Creek—Captain, Harry W. Page; First Lieutenant, Robert Ross; Second Lieutenant, William Diver. CHUltellES. Baptist ( hurch—Organized 1838. Located on the Green. Establislml 1888. Pastor, llev. W. I). Mackinnon; Treasurer, W. N. Boynton ; Clerk, Mrs. Emily .1. Fowler ; Organist, Miss Nellie A. Boynton; Superintendent of Sunday School, Judson ha mount. First Congregational Church—Organized 1644. Pastor, Rev. T. S. Devitt, Ph.D., D.D. ; Clerk and Treasurer, John J. V. Cunningham ; Clerk and Treasurer of Ecclesiastical Society, E. E. ; Organist, Mrs. Clara B. Forbes; Sexton. Edwin T. Pratt ; Sunday School Superintendent, IL E. Thateher. Church of Christ (Congregational), Stony Creek— Formed January 16, 1877. Incorporated May 22, 1889. Pastor, Rev. Franklin Countryman; Clerk, Thomas M. Bray; Treasurer, Mrs. Alice Madeira. Trinity Church (Episcopal)—Parish organized 1784. Church built 1852. Chapel built 1880. Rector, Rev. George Weed Barhydt : Clerk and Treasurer, Frank G. Tester; Superintendent of Sunday School, Walter Palmer; Organist Miss Ethel Moore; Sexton, Wyllis Bradley. Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Tabor Church—Established 1888. Hopson avenue. Pastor, Rev. Joseph D. Danielson; Sunda y School Superintendent, Rev. Joseph D. Danielson; organist, Alfred Damberg, ; Sexton, C. J. Peterson. St. Mary's R. C. ChurchL—Main street and Hopson avenue. Pastor, Rev. Edward Martin Assistant Pastor, Rev. Thomas Murray; Organist. Miss May O'Brien: Sunday School Superintendent, Rev. Thomas Murray; Lady Superintendent, Miss Margaret Leahy; Sexton, 88 SCHOOLS. Board of Education—Chairman, Frank E. Smith; Secretary, John J. V. Cunningham; Llewellyn M. Barker, Joseph E. Frieberg, Edwin It. Kelsey, Rev. John L. McGuinness, George S. Pond, Arthur J. Tenney, M.D., John Van Wie; Superintendent of Schools, Herman S. Lovejoy, BS, MA; Treasurer Contingent Fund for Schools, John J. V. Cunningham. Center District—Branford High School—Instructors, Herman S. Lovejoy, B.S., M.A., Principal; Wallace A. Wilson, B.A., Frank L. Gold, Alma L. Lasbury, B.A., Elsie A. Piper, B.A., Madolin R. Zacher, B.A. Center District Grades—Ursula H. Brainerd, Grade 8; Julia R. Lanphier, Grade 7; Jennie E McNamara, Grade 7; Caroline C. Jourdan, Grade 6; Ella T McGrail, Grade 5; Lauretta H. Babcock, Grade 4; Grace R. Covert, Grade 3; Anna L Collins, Grade 2; Hanna M. Higgins, Grade 1, Stony Creek District—William S. Shelley, Principal, Grades 7 and 8; Marie M. Bryne, Grades 5 and 6; Mary McDonnell, Grades 3 and 4; Stella H. Keyes, Grade 2; Mildred R. Cosgrove, Grade 1. Harbor Street District—Ethel J. Bent, Grades 4, 5 and 6; an a rances Canoe Brook District—Minnie E. Hart, Grades 7 and 8; Catherine M. Casey, Grades 5 and 6; Julia V. Buckley, Grades 3 and 4; Mildred D. Fryer, Grades 1 and 2. Short Beach School—Genevieve P. Carney, Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8; Louva M. Pendelow, Grades 1, 2, 3 and 4. Ungraded Schools. Mill Plain District—E. Lettey Warrender. Paved Street District—Mice Is Carey. Damascus District—Alice F. Hartan. Special Teachers. • Vocal Music, all Graded Schools—Maude E. Russell, New Haven. Drawing, all Graded Schools—Cora M: Crane, New Haven. SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC. A. 0. F. of A., Court Totoket, No. 7,196—Meets in Music Hall first and third Wednesday evenings of each month. Chief Ranger, E. I. Bird; Financial Secretary, Luke Quinn; Recording Secretary. James O'Brien; Treasurer, Philip McKeon. A. 0. H., Division No. 1—Meets third Frida y of each month at Music Hall. Prident, Arthur McGowan; Financial Secretary, Luke Quinn ; Recording Secretary, John J. Scanlan; Treasurer, F. J. Kenny. Ladies' Auxiliary, A. 0. H., Division No. 23—Meets first and fourth Mondays of each month at Music Hall. President, Mrs. Catherine E. Carney; Recording Secretary, Miss Catherine Collins; Financial Secretary, Mrs. J. T. Shea; Treasurer, Miss Mary McCarthy. 9 �• 90 91 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY A. 0. U. W., Binder Lodge, No. 65, Stony Creek—Meets first and third Mondays of each month in St. George's Hall. M. W., John Lew; Foreman, S. Flamen; Overseer, P. Sullivan; Financier and Receiver, W. J. Spargo. Branford Agricultural Society—Incorporated March 16, 1893. Annual meeting second Monday in November. President, Edwin Doolittle; Vice President, Edwin L. Wilford; Secretary and Treasurer, John P. Callahan Branford Home Club—Meets first Saturday of each month at Main street opposite the Green. President, Henry H. Fowler; Secretary and Treasurer, Frederick E. Pinch. D. 0. II., Franz Abt Lodge, No. 600—Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at Oak Hall. 0. B., Carl Mory ; U. B., W. A. Sondergeld; Secretary and Treasurer, Fred S. Jourdan F. & A. M., Widows' Sons' Lodge, No. 66—Regular Comnnmications first and third Wednesdays in each month at 7.30 o'clock p. m., except July and August, first Wednesday, Masonic Hall. W. M., Willis H. Lanphier; S. W., Edwin R. Kelsey, Jr.; J. W., Albert B. Plant; Treasurer, William R. Foote; Secretary, Wyllys E. Beach; Sr. D., William T. Flanders; Jr. D., Josiah H. Benton; Sr. S., Irwin S. Jourdan; Jr. S., Earle A. Barker; Tyler, Dwight W. Goddard. I. 0. 0. F., Seaside Lodge, No. 84, Stony Creek—Meets Friday of each week, Seaside Hall. N. G., F. J. Spencer; V. G., C. A. Russell; Secretary, II. W. Page; Treasurer, H. G. Robins. I. 0. 0. F., Granite Encampment, No. 19—Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, Seaside Hall. C. P., F. J. Spencer; II. R, J. J. Dyer; S. W., N. L. Haskin; J. W.. Iron Molders' Union, No. 82—Meets third Saturday of each month at Music Hall. Recording Secretary, Luke Quinn; Financial Secretary, William Henchey ; Treasurer, Joseph Frieberg. Knights of Columbus, Eldorado Council, No. 10—Meets first Tuesday evening of each month at Music Hall. Grand Knight, F. J. Kenney; Financial Secretary, John B. Dunn; Recording Secretary, William Ahern; Treasurer, Patrick F. Condon. K. of P., Woodland Lodge, No. 39—Meets every Monday evening, except second and fourth meetings in July and August and first Monday in September, in Pythian Hall C C, William C. Higley ; K. of R. and S., Nathan A. Miller; M. of E., John B. Thomas; M. of F., Fred A. Finch. K. of P., George B. Shaw Lodge, No. 57—Meets every Wednesday at St. George's Hall, Stony Creek. C. C., William Olver • K. of IL and S., J. J. Dyer. M. I. F. Benefit A.ssociation—President, C. H. Holsenbeek ; Secretary, W. E. Beach; Treas., H. E. Thatcher. Modern Woodmen of America, Branford Camp, No. 8,644 —Meets fourth Tuesday of each month in Wilford Block. Venerable Consul, John A. Andrews; Clerk, Frank J. Kinney; Banker, Lincoln G. Fitzpatrick. Modern Woodmen of America, Swedish Camp, No. 9,707 —Meets first Monday of each month in Wilford Hall. Venerable Counsel, Joseph Mattson ; Clerk, Joseph Erickson; Banker, Herman Johnson. N. E. 0. P., Montowese Lodge, No. 184—Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month at Pythian Hall. Warden, W N Boynton; Secretary, P. F. Condon; Financial Secretary, Dwight W. Goddard; Treasurer, Daniel E. Linsley. N. E. 0. P., Princess Lodge—Meets every first and third essay eve E. Jourdan; Secretary, Mrs. Luella Moore; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Susie E. H. Kinney; Treasurer, Miss Katherine A. Moran. Saltonstall Club—Meets first Thursday of each month at Main street corner Park pl. President, Frank T. Bradley ; Secretary, Winfield It. Morgan; Treasurer, William R. Foote. Sons of St. George, Stony Creek—Meets second and fourth Thursdays of each month in Sons of St George Hall. President, Harry Julian; Secretary, C. J. Opie, Jr.: Asst. Secretary, William (liver; Treas., T. M. Bray. U 0. G. C., Fidelity Commandery, No. 343—Meets every second and fourth Tuesday evening at Masonic Hall. N. C., John J. V. Cuningham- K. of R., Willys E. ' Beach; Treasurer, Beach; F. K. of IL, Frederika MI H. E. Thatcher. I• S•$ : • MI J. H. Northam. I. 0. 0. F., Venona Rebecca Lodge, Stony Creek—Meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month. N. G., Miss Florence A. Mead; V. G., Mrs. Jean Bowden; Secretary, Mrs. Lulu Dyer; Treasurer, Mrs. Minnie Opie. Loyal Star of Hope Lodge, No. 7,051, I. 0. 0. F., Manchester Unity, Stony Creek—Meets second and fourth Tuesdays of each month, St. George's Hall. N. G., Clayton Johnson; Recording Secretary, William 01ver ; Permanent Secretary, Eber Cole. Loyal Blackstone Lodge, No. 7,531, I. 0. 0. F., Manchester Unity—Meets first and third Thursdays of each month, Pythian Hall N. G., W. Record; V. G., John Sundquist; P. Secretary, E. E. Erickson; Treasurer, H. Pierson. �92 BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY pø „te..600:49, so' ".0 s$4,60,rf 'a' 1 as a r -"tx BLACKSTONE LIBRARY. The above cut represents the Blackstone Memorial Library. It was presented to the town of Branford by Timothy B. Blackstone, of Chicago, as a memorial of his father, James Blackstone, who was an honored and life-long resident of Branford. Although some project of the kind had been often talked of in Branford, its first real inception dates from the efforts of Rev. 11. K. Bailey, then rector of Trinity Church, to found a reading room or center for the younger men of the town to assemble. This project meeting with but slow financial response, a committee was formed, consisting of Alfred E. Hammer, Lester J. Nichols and DT. C.W. Gaylord, to confer personally or by letter with several who having gone out from Branford might still have an interest in their native town. Out of these inquiries developed the offer of a gift to the town of a free library building and library. It was opened for use in 1896. The building is 162 feet long by 129 feet wide and consists of two stories and basement. In the basement are the I II Il - . • • • t • • •• • • • first floor are the reading, reference, catalogue, and librarian's rooms, a stack room with shelves for 20,000 books, and a lecture hall with stage and gallery. On the second floor are the directors,' retiring, and art rooms. The reading and reference rooms are liberally supplied with the best literature of the day, and their use, together with that of the library, free to all inhabitants of Branford. A branch library and delivery station was opened at Stony Creek, February 3, 1900. Librarian, Prof. IT. M. Whitney; Assistant Librarian, Mrs. H. E. Palmer ; Assistant, Miss B. It. Gaylord; at Stony Creek, Miss M. H. Smith. TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. Branford Division No. 16, S. of T.—Meets first and third Wednesda y s of each month at Congregational Church. W. P., John J. V. Cuningham; R. S., Walter Dean; D. G. W. P., Eckford Davis. 93 St. Mary's T. A. & B. Society—Meets in Music Hall first Friday in every month. President, John A. Ahern ; Treasurer, William Regan; Financial Secretary, Patrick F. Condon ; Recording Secretary, Clement Quinn. St. Mary's Ladies' T. A. and B. Society—Meets the second and fourth Fridays of each month at Music Hall. President, Katherine Moran; Treasurer, Miss Ella McGrail ; Recording Secretary, Miss Anne T. Dunn ; Financial Secretary, Minnie E. Hart. G. A. It. Mason Rogers Post, No. 7—Meets first and third Thursday evenings of each month in G. A. R. Hall. Commander, Charles H. Frisbie; S. V. C., Oscar Weed; J. V. C., E. M. Thayer ; Chaplain, H. W. Hubbard; 0. D., T. G. Burk; Adjutant, J. E. Towner ; Q. M., A. B. Barker; Surgeon, Joseph Lee. Mason Rogers Woman's Relief Corps, No. 46—Meets first and third Thursday afternoons of each month at G. A. R. Hall. President, Mrs. Julia Flanders ; S. V. President, Mrs Ella Bilson; J. V. President, Mrs. Harriet J. Gray; Secretary, Mrs. Bertha M. Louusbury; Treasurer, Mrs. Nellie A. Boynton. CEMETERIES. Branford Center Cemetery—Montowese street Superintendent, Valdernar T. Hammer. Damascus Cemetery. Mill Plain Cemetery. St. Agnes' Roman Catholic Cemetery—East Main street. Superintendent, Paul August Altermatt. StMary's Roman Catholic Cemetery—Monroe street. Sexton, Paul August Altermatt. Stony Creek Cemetery—President, Frank E. Smith; Secretary, • Mrs. Stella Keyes; Treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Palmer; Sexton, John Spargo. POST OFFICES. Branford Post Office—Postmaster, H. Guy Linsley. Office open at 7.00 a. m., closed at 8.00 p. m. Mails going East close 7.40 and 10.45 a. m.; 4.50 p. m. Mails going West close 8.30 and 10.45 a. in. and 1.00, 4.50 and 6.45 p. m. Mails arrive from West at 7.00. 8.30, 11.50 a. m., and 5.50 p. m. Arrive from East 9.30 and 11.50 a. in., 2.30 and 7.40 p. m. Office open Sundays from 8.30 to 10.00 a. in. Sunday mails close for West 8.30 a. m. Arrive from West 9.20 a. m. Trolley mail via New Haven from West 7 a. m. Money order and registration window open from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m., �• 94 • BRANFORD (1909) DIRECTORY Short Beach Post Office—Postmaster Etta I. K. Nesbit; From June 15 to September 15, mails depart 7.33 a. m., 12.45, 6.45 p. m. Mails arrive 9.03 a. m., 12.40, 5.27 p. m. From September 15 to June 15, mails depart 7.33 a. m., 12.45 p. m. Mails arrive 9.03 a, in., 5.27 p. m Stony Creek Post Office—Postmaster, Rollin S. Paine. Arrival and departure of mails : Arrive from the East, 7.08, 9.00 and 11.21 a. ILL, and 7.12 p. m.; West, 8.14, 11.32 a. m., and 5.32 p. in Departure to the East, 8.14 and 11.32 a. m., 5.32 p. m.; West, 9.00, 11.21 a. m., and 7.12 p. in. STATE GOVERNMENT, 1909-10. Governor, George E. Lilley, Waterbury; salary, $4,000. Lieutenant-Governor, Frank B. Weeks, Middletown; salary, $500. Secretary, Nathan H. Rogers, Bridgeport; salary, $1,500. Treasurer, Freeman F. Patten, Stafford Springs; salary, $1,500. Comptroller, Thomas D. Bradstreet, Thomaston; salary, $1,500. Attorney-General, Marcus II. Holcomb, Southington; salary, $43000. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. President, Theodore Roosevelt of New York; salary, $50,000. Vice President, Charles W. Fairbanks of Indiana; salary, 12 000.. w o Secretary of State, Elihu oo o $12,000. Secretary of the Treasury, George B. Cortelyou of New York; salary, $12,000. Secretary of War, Luke K Wright of Tennessee; salary, $12,000. Attorney-General, Charles J. Bonaparte of Maryland; salary, $12,000. Postmaster-General, George Von L. Meyer, of Massachusetts; salary, $12,000. Secretary of the Navy, Truman H. Newberry of Michigan; salary, $12,000. Secretary of the Interior, James A. Garfield of Ohio; salary, $12,000. Secretary of Agriculture, James Wilson of Iowa; salary, $12,000. Secretary of Commerce and Tabor, Oscar S. Stran ge of New York; salary, $12,000. LIST OF POST OFFICES IN CONNECTICUT. Fairfield Co. Adams. Aspetuck. Bethel. Botsford. Branchville. Bridgeport. Station. East Side. Brookfield. Brookfield Center. Cannon. Coscob. Cranbury. Danbury. Darien. Easton. Fairfield. Georgetown. Glentwook. Glenville. Greenfield Hill. Greens Farms. Greenwich. Hawleyville. Hawthorn. High Ridge. Huntington. Hurlbutt. Lockwood. Long Hill. Long Ridge, Lyons Plain. Mianus. Mill Plain. Monroe. New Canaan. New Fairfield. Newtown. Nichols. Noroton. Noroton Heights. North Ridgefield. North Stamford. North Wilton, Norwalk. Oronoque. Redding. Redding Ridge. Ridgefie Riverbank. Riverside. Round Hill. Rowayton. Sandy Hook. Sanford. Saugatuck. Shelton. Sherman. Sound Beach. South Norwalk. Southport. South Wilton. Springdale. Stamford. Stanwich. StePneYSteimey.Depot. Stevenson. Stratford. Tannic. Trumbull West Norwalk. Weston. Westport. West IteddIng. Wikon. WinuipeoL Hartford Cos Addison. Avon. Beckley. Berlin. Bloomfield. Bristol. Broad Brook. Bucking/um. BucklancL Burlington. Burnside. Canton. Canton Center. Center Hill. Copper Hill. East Berlin. East Glastonbury. East Granby. East Hartford. E. Hartford Meadow East Hartland. East Windsor. East Windsor Hill. Elmwood. Enfield. Farmington. Forestville. Glastonbury. Granby. Hartford. Hartland, Hazard ville. Highland Park. Hilistovrn. Hockanum. Hopewell. Kensington. Manchester. Manchester Green. Mapleton. Marion. Marlboro. Marlboro Mills. Melrose. Milldale. Naubue. New Britain. Newington. North amen. North Granby. Plainville. Plantsville. Poquonock. Rainbow. Rocky Hill. Scitico. Shaker Station. Silver twee. Simsbury. South Glastonbury. Southington. Smith Manchester. South Wethersfield. South Windsor. Suffield. Tar:drilla. Thompsouv ills. Vinton* Mills. Wapping. Warehouse Point. Weatogue. West Avon. West Granby. West Hartford. West Hart/and. West Simsbury. West Suffield. Wethersfield. Whigville. Wilson. Windsor. Windsor Locks. Windsorvilk. Litchfield Oe. Bakersville. Bantam. Bark hamsted. Bethlehem. Boardman. Bridgewater. Bulls Bridge. Burrville. Campville. Canaan, Chapinvil/e. Colebrook. Colebrook River. Cornwall. Cornwall Bridge. Cornwall Hollow. East Canaan. East Cornwall. East Kent. East Litchfield. East Morris. Ellsworth. Falls Village. Gaylordsvilk. Goshen. Greystone. Bonneted. Harwinton. Hotchkissville. Huntsville. Kent. Kent Furnace. Lakeville. Lanesville. Lime Rock. Litchfield. Marbledak. Mill Brook. Minortown. Morris. Nepaug. New Milford. New Preston. Norfolk. North Colebrook. Northfield. North Kent. Northville North Woodbury. Oakville. Ore Hill. Orton. Pequabock. Pine Meadow. Pleasant Valley. Plymouth. Reynolds Bridge. Riverton. Roberts, ilk. Homier& . Roxbury. Roxbury Station. Salisbury, Sharon. Sharon Valley. South Canaan. South Kent. Southvilk. Terryville. Thoroaston. TorrIngford. Torrington. Warren. Washington. Washington Depot. Watertown. West Cornwall. West Goshen. West Morris. West Norfolk. West Torrington. West Winsted. Winchester Center. Winsted. Woodbury. Woodville. New Haven. Stations. Fair Haven. Westville. Vale. North Branford. Northford. North Guilford. North Haven. North Madison. Orange. Oxford. Pule Orchard. Prospect. Quaker Fanns. Head. Middlesex Co. Sachem Seymour. Centerbrook. Short Beach. Chester. South Britain. Clinton. Southbury. South ford. Cromwell. South Meriden. Deep River. Stony Creek. Duncan. • Totoket. Durham. Durham Center. Tyler City. East Haddam. Union City. East Hampton. Wallingford. Essex. Waterbury. Gildersleeve. Water ville. Grove Beach, West Cheshire Haddam. West Haven. Haddam Neck. Whitney villa. Higgaburn. Wolcott. Ivoryton. Wood mont. Kiffingwort h. Yalesville. Little Haddam. Little River. New Leaden OW Midffiefield. Middle Haddam. Ashwillett. Middletown. Baltic. Bill Hill. Mood us. Black Hall. North Plain. Bomahville. Ponsett. Brockway. Portland. Campbell a Mills. Rock falL Center Groton. Saybrook. Chesterfield. Saybrook Point. Clark's Falls. Shailervilk. Colchester. estbrook. Crescent. Winthrop. East Lyme. New Haves CM Fair Ground. Fitchville. Alliagtown. Franklin. Ansonia. Gales Ferry. Beacon Falls. Gardner lake. Bethany. Branford. Griswold. Brooks Vale. Groton. Cheshire. Hadlyroe. Hamburg. Derby, Hanover. East Haven. Jewett City. East River. Laurel Glen. Guilford Lebanon. Hamden. High wood. Leete Isla Leonard Bridge, Madisan. Liberty Hill. Meriden. _ Lyme. Station. Melo St. Middlebury, Milford. Montowese. Mount Carmel. Mt. Carmel Center. Naugatuck. Millstone, Mohnen. Montville. Mystic. New London. Mantic. Noank. �• Now Lomb. Caconliwwed. North Franklin. North Lyme. North Stonington. North Westchester. Norwich. Stain. Greenville Norwich Town. Oakdale. Old Mystic. PendletonHill. Porinetanuck. Porporaoc Bridge. Preston. atkpler Hill. Scott Hit Sbewville. South Lyme. Stoning0m. Taftville. Uncasville. Versailles. Voluntown Waterer& Westchester. West Mystic. Pantie Tolland Co. An dover. Atwoodville. Belknap. Bolton. Bolton Notch Chestnut 11111 Columbia Coventry. Crystal Lake. Eagkvrik. East Willington Ellington Gilead. Hebron. Hopevale. Hop River. Kibbie. Mansfield. Mansfield Center. Mansfield Depot. Mashapang. Menow. Moose Meadow. Mount Hope. Rockville. Somers. Somerville. South Coventry. South Wallington. Springhill. Stafford. Stafford Springs. Staffordvi. Storrs. Talconville. Tolland, Turnerville, Union. Vernon. Vernon Center. West Stafford. West Willing-ton. Willi ngtimMecham Co. Abington. Ashford. ESTAtiusido Ballotrale, Brooklyn. Canterbury. Central ialaso. Chaplin. Clark's Comet. Danielson. Eastford. East Killingly. East Thompson. East Woodstock, Ekonk. Elliott. Grosvenor Dale. Hampton. • Howard Valley. Killingly. Mechanicsville. Moosup. New Boston. North Ashford. No. Grosvenor Dale North Sterling. North Windham. North Woodstock. Oneco. Packerville. Pbesta•MO. Plainfield, Pornfret. Pomfret Center. Pomfret Landing. Putnam. Quinebaug, Rawson. Scotland. South Canterbury. South Killingly. South Windham. South Woodstock. Sterling. Thompson. Warrenvilln Waaregan. West Ashford. West ford. Westminster. West Thompson. West Woodstock. Willimantic. Windham. Woodstock. Woodstock Valley. I/moaner:rim 1891 1875 THE PRICE & LEE CO. DIRECTORY PUBLISHERS penmen& or wis •ou.OWine 0i CONNECTICUT its MASSACHUSETTS Springfield, Wen Springfield and New Haven and West Haven Chicopee Bridgeport, Stratford & Fairfield Holyoke and South Hadley Fails Fitchburg Meriden BRANCHES Leominster Bes Broad St. Newark, N. J. New Britain Minton and Lancaster t3t Middle St. Middletown and Portland and Orange Athol Bridgeport, Conn. Marsden Gardner um Grand St Springfield Suburban and Groton New London Waterbury, Corm. Willimantic and Coventry NEW JERSEY To Church St. Summit Newark New Britain, Conn. Norwalk Elizabeth Harrison and Kearny 66 Franklin St. Orange, E. Orange, SO. Orange Norwich, Conn. Stamford AnSOnia, Derby, amnion and W. Orange, Livingston, Irvingma Bank St. ton and Mill burn tlenattoue New London, Cond. Montclair Bloomfield, Caldwell, Wineted and Torrington 258 Atlantic St. GlenrWge, Verona and Essex Stamford, Conn. Bristol, Plainville and Terryville Fells 135 Dwight St. Springfield, Mass. Rockville, Tolland and Ellington Kingston NEW YORK 18o High St. Holyoke, Mass. Southington American Carriage Directory 389 Main St. Fitchburg, Mass. Wallingferd Milford le Gothic St. HISTORIES OF Northampton, Maws. New Milford Waterbury and Bunten, Conn. 18 Ferry St. Kingston, N. Y. Bra nford HOME OFFICE: 206 MEADOW STREET POPULATION OF MASSACHUSETTS. CENSUS OF 1006 TOTAL, Barnstable Co. Barnstable 4,836 Bourne 1,786 789 Brewster Chatham 1,694 Dennis, 1,908 Eastbam 519 Falmouth 8,241 2,291 Harwich Masbate 317 1,052 Orleans 4,362 Provincetovgn Sandwich 1.433 Truro 743 Wellfleet 958 Yarmouth 1.442 Berkshire Co. Adams 19,486 Alford 5 890 Becket 1,281 Cheshire 1,200 Clarksburg 3,122 Dalton Egremont ..... ... 2/ 424 Florida Great Barrington.. 6.152 Hancock 484 Hinsdale 1,452 Lanesboro ..... .... 845 3,972 Lee Lenox 3,058 444 Monterey Mt. Washington 87 100 New Ashford New Marlboro 1909 22,150 North Adams 534 Otis 268 Peru 25,001 Pittsfield Richmond .. 687 Sandisfield 549 Savoy Sheffield 1.782 Stockbridge 2,022 Tynngham 314 9 Washington West Stockbridge. 1.023 4,425 Williamstown Windsor ...... 518 Bristol CO. Acttshnet ..... ... 1,284 12,702 Attleboro 991 Berkley Dartmouth 3,793 2,070 Dighton Easton 4,909 4,235 Fairhaven 06,762 Fall River 1,470 Freetown.... 4,245 Mansfield 74,862 New Bedford North Attleboro 7,FR8 Norton 1,682 Raynktro 1,191 R ehoboth 1,917 Seekonk 2,294 Somerset 1,839 Swansea 80 ,967 Taunton Westport 2,807 Bakes Co. Chilrnark 1,188 Cottage City 1,175 Edgartown 178 Gay Head Gosnold 161 1,120 Tisbury 467 West TISb017 3,003,680 Essex Co. 1,048 Watertown. 11,218 Southwick 2,220 73 540 Wayland Springfield Amesbury Westford 2.413 Tolland 274 Andover 6,432 Wales 2,091 645 Weston Beverly 15,223 Westfield 1,670 1 611 Wilmington Rexford ... 665 8,242 Danvers 9.068 West Springfield .. 8,101 Winchester 14,402 1,708 Woburn Essex 1,790 Wilbraham Georgetown 1,840 Hampshire co. Nantucket co. Gloucester 26,011 2,930 5.313 Nantucket 2401 Amherst Groveland 2,088 Hamilton.... ..... . 1,646 Belchenown Norfolk co. Chesterfield Haverhill ..... _37,830 740 Avon 1,90/ g 295 Cummington Ipswich 6,808 Bellingham 1,686 70,050 Easthampton Lawrence 973 Braintree 6.879 '7,042 Enfield Lynn 277 Brookline. .... 23,430 Lynnfield 797 Goshen Granby 747 Canton 4,702 , Manchester 2,618 7,209 Greenwich Cohasset 2,727 M b l h d Dedham .......... 1,895 7,774 Merrimac . 1,884 Hadley 5,676 Hatfield . . 1,779 Methuen 3,364 Legg Huntington 1,451 Foxboro Middleton 5,244 399 Franklin .. 929 Middkfield Nahant .... 2,500 1,489 Northampton .... 19,057 Ho/brook Newbury 14,510 14,675 Pelham 460 Hyde Park Newburyport 3,314 Medfield North Andover... 4,614 Plainfield 322 Medway 2,650 13,098 Prescott Peabody 927 Millis 1,252 4,447 Southampton Rockport 7,054 South Hadley 5,054 Milton 1,388 Rowley 4,284 8,594 Needham 8'7,627 Ware Salem 1,089 1,622 Westhampton 466 Norfolk Salisbury 6,731 6,253 Williamsburg 1,943 Norwood Saugus 614 Plainville 1,308 5,141 Worthington Swampscott Quincy ....... .. 28,076 1,095 Topsfield Randolph. 924 Middlesex co. W h 2,085 2,089 Sharon West Newbury 1,405 Acton 6,959 Arlington 9,668 Stoughton Ashby Franklin Co. Walpole 4,003 6,189 1,597 A ellesley Ashfield 959 Ashland 1,136 2,386 Westwood 769 Ayer Benaardston 11,585 1, Weymouth. 1,500 Bedford Buckland 1,428 4,360 Wrentham 1,002 Belmont .... Charlemont 2,843 1,780 Billerica Co/erain 324 I Plymouth Co.. 1,340 Roxboro Conway 5,081 588 I Abington .... 2,112 Burlington Deerfield 6.754 97,434 I Bridgewater 1,094, Cambridge Erring I Brockton. 47,794 523 Carlisle 1,023 Gill 1,410 4,254 Carver 9,156 Chelmsford Greenfield 2 028 5,421 Duxbury Hawley 448 Concord 3,537 East Bridgewater 3,169 856 Dracut Heath 494 412 Halifax 708 Dunstable Leverett 2 176 a 1,4 11,548 ' Hanson 269 Framingham Monroe 4,819 2,233 Hingham Groton 7,015 Montague 2.060 2,663 Hull 672 Holliston ... New Salem 2,205 2,585 Kingston 2.017 Hopkinton Northfield 012 Lakenlk 6,217 5,578 Hudson Orange 1,029 4,530 Marion. ....... 538 Lexington Rowe 1,743 I Marshfield 1,122 1,515 Lincoln Shelburne 1.180 1,219 Mattapoisett 374 Littleton.... Sbutesbury 6,088 94,889 Middleboro 910 Lowell Sunderland. 1,534 38,037 Norwell 527 Malden Warwick. 1,201 Pembroke 14,073 Marlboro 480 Wendell . 5,811 Plymouth.. . .. 11,119 Whate/y........ 822 Maynard ... 514 19,686 Plympton Medford 1,181 Hampden Co. 14,295 Rochester Melrose 9,019 Rockland 6,287 A gawa m 2,795 Natick. 2,597 Scituate ,827 Newton Biandford 3,660 824 North Reading..,. 933 Wareham Brimfield 8,268 West Bridgewater. 2,006 ass Pepperell Ch ester 5.682 Whitman 6,521 20, I91 Redding Chico e 1,379 East Lon gmeadow 1,827 Sherborn.... ... , 1,692 Suffolk Co. Granville. ..... 865 Shirley 595,390 69,272 Boston Hampden ..... 561 Somerville 37,489 6,332 Chelsea 151 Stoneham Holland 12,659 L027 Revere 49,934 Stow Holyoke 7,034 Winthrop 1,159 964 Sudbury Longmeadow 4,416 8,881 Tewksbury Ludlow Worcester Co. 1,772 4,344 Townsend Monson 1.851 768 Ashburnham 259 Tyngsboro Montgomery... 7,197 10,268 Athol 7,755 Wakefield Palmer ROOS 2802 Auburn 1,063 Waltham Russel/ � • • POPULATION 07 MAMACEWSZT161.--continued. Wor.-rst• r -Cent. I Grafton Hudak Barn.. ... ...... 1.5581 Harvard 906 Holden Berbn 5,735 i Hopedale Blackstone 762 Ilubbardston.. Bolton 6.19 i Lancaster 13°7111011 0.368 Leicester Brookfield Charlton ... ....... 9229 I Leominster /3,1051 Lunenburg Clinton 763 Mendon Dana 2,120 Milford Douglas 8,818 Millbury Dudley.. 311,0'211 New Braintree. Fitchburg . 0121 Northboro Gardner 6,062 2261 1,077 2640 2,048 1,205 2,405 8414 9,297 1,293 12,105 4,631 477 1,997 1,974 7,400 Sturbridge Northbridge 3,878 North Brookfield.. 9,617 Slaws 3,783 519 Templeton Osaka= 2,024 Oxford 2,927 Upton briednge 444 WUran Paxton 4.800 Petersham . 442 Webster.... ....... /0,018 Phillipston 5,878 907 Westboro. Princeton 803 West Boylston.... 1,571 Royalston 1,713 West Brookfield... 1,384 Rutland 1,348 1,868 Westminster Shrewsbury 5,933 1,991 Winchendon Southboro 128.185 11,000 Worcester Southbridge 7,121 Spencer Tont POPULATION OF CONNECTICUT 908,355 Patricia Co. 3,397 Bethel Bridgeport .. 70,O96 Brookfield Danbury 19,474 3,116 Darien Easton 960 4.489 Fairfield 12.172 Greenwic h Huntington 5.572 M onroe ...... 2,968 New Canaan New Fairfield 589 9,278 Newtown 19,932 Norwalk 1,426 Redding 2,628 Ridgefield 653 Sherman 18,839 Stamford 3 357 Stratford 1,587 Trumbull Weston 840 4 017 Westport 1,598 Wilton. HartfOrd Co. 1,902 Avon 3,448 Berlin 1,518 Bloomfield 9.643 Bristol 1,218 Burlington 2,678 Canton 684 East Granby act Hartford 6 406 6,699 Enfield 3,331 Farmington 4,260 Glastonbu ry 1,299 Granby 79,850 Hartford Hartland 592 10,801 Manchester 822 Marlboro 28,202 New Britain 1,041 Newmvo n 2.189 Plainville TOTAL Rocky Hill 1,028 2.094 Simsbury 5.890 Southington South NA indsor 2,014 3,521 Suffield West Hartford 3,186 2,637 Wethersfield 3,614 Windsor Windsor Locks.... 2,997 Litchfield Co. Barkhamsted...... 869 578 Bethlehem Bridgewater... ... . 649 Canaan 820 684 Colebrook 1,175 Cornwall 835 Goshen 1,213 Hanyinton 1,290 Kent 3,214 Litchfield 535 Morris 8,924 New Hartford New Milford 4,804 1,614 Norfolk.... North Canaan 1,803 Plymouth 1,087 Ca ury Salisbury 8,480 Sharon 1,982 Thomaston 8,300 12,453 Torrington 482 Warren Washington 1,820 8,100 Watertown Woodbury 1,9e8 Middlemen Co. Chatham Cheater Clinton Cromwell Durham East Haddam Essex 2,271 1,429 2,031 884 2,485 2,530 POPULATION OF RHODE ISLAND 428,558 Co. Little Compton.. 1,182 1,457 1,135 Middletown 22,034 6,901 Newport 5.108 New Shoreham .. 1,395 2305 Portsmouth Rent Co 2,977 5,279 Tiverton. Coventry East Greenwich 2,775 Providence Co. 21,316 Warwick 8,317 West Greenwich 606 Burrillville 18,187 Central Falls NewPo rt Co. 18,393 Cranston 1,498 Cumberland.- 8,925 Jamestown BriffitO1 Barrington Bristol Warren 897 Lisbon 750 Lyme Montville 2,395 New London 17,548 North Stonington 1,240 29,637 Norwich 7,180 Old Lyme 2,807 Preston Salem 468 Sprague 1,339 New Haves CO. ...... 8,540 12,831 Stonington.. Ansonia Voluntown.. ...... 872 623 Beacon Falls 2,904 617 Waterford Bethany 5,706 Branford Tolland Co. Cheshire 1,989 7,930 Andover.... ...... 885 Derby 1,167 Bolton East Haven 2,785 Columbia Guilford 655 4,626 Coventry Rain den 1,632 1,518 Ellington Madison 1,829 28,695 1,016 736 Hebron Middlebury Mansfield... 1,827 Milford. 8,783 Somers 1,598 Naugatuck 10,591 4,297 108,027 Stafford New Haven Tolland.... 1,086 North Branford 814 Union 428 North Haven 2,164 Vernon 8,989 6,995 Orange ...... 885 Oxf d 952 WO Vinton 562 Prospect Windham Co., 3,541 Seymour. 1,288 Southbury 9,001 Brooklyn.... Wallingford 2,858 Waterbury 51,139 Canterbury 876 Wolcott... . 581 Cha lin 529 sat or Hampton 629 New Louden Co. Killingly 6,835 4,821 Borah 799 Plainfield 1,901 Pomfret 1,88/ Colchester 7,398 East Lyme 1,838 Putnam 471 545 Scotland Franklin 1,209 Griswold 8,490 Sterling 6,442 5,982 Thompson Groton 1,521 Windham Lebanon 0,187 1,238 Woodstock 2,095 Ledyard 2,015 Haddam Killingworth...... 65/ Middtefield 845 Aliddletown 17,488 Old Saybrook 1.431 Portland 3,856 1,684 Saybrook Westbrook 889 East Providence. 12,138 1,151 Foster 1,462 Glocester Johnston..., 4,805 Lincoln 2237 North Providence 8,016 North Smithfield 2,428 Pawtucket 30,881 175,597 Providence Scituate Smithfield %VT Woonsocket WM Washington Co. Charlestown. 975 841 Exeter Hopkinton.. ..... 2,502 North Kingstown 4,194 Richmond. 1.506 South Kingstown 4,975 Westerly 7,541 POPULATION OF CITIES AND TOWNS HAVING 3.000 INHABITANTS OR MORE IN 1900, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES. Alabama. Anniston Avondale Bessemer Birmingham Decatur Dothan Eufaula Florence Girard G de Huntsville Mobile IDIgeeo lcnaet ruyr Opelika Phoenix Pratt City SSehlemffield Tro y Tuscaloosa 9,695 8,090 8,358 38,415 3,114 8,275 4,532 6,478 9,282 8,840 3,162 8,068 88,469 a 4e :34 4376 4,245 4,163 8,485 173 483:,370 5,094 Arizona. Phoenix Prescott ..., Tucson 5,544 8,559 7,581 Arkansas. Eureka Springs FF oaryte st tmevit101 e Helena Hot Springs Jonesboro Little Rock Mena Paragould Pine Bluff Texarkana 8,572 11:587 5,550 9,973 4,508 83,307 113,49364 3 a2 42 4,914 California. Alameda .. 16,484 4,836 Bakersfield Berkeley .... 13,214 Eureka. 7,327 Fresno 12.470 4,719 Grass Va/ley Los Angeles 102,479 3,497 ville 4,038 Naps Oakland Pasadena 9,117 8.871 Petaluma Pomona 5,526 4,797 Redlands 7.973 Riverside Sacramento 29,282 3.304 StalinBaes rnardino 16715000 Sax. F Draiengo lsco.. -342,782 San Jose. 21,500 San Luis Obispo. 8,021 3,879 San RafaeL 4,933 Santa Ana. Santa Barbara... 6,587 Santa Clara 8,650 Santa Cruz 5,659 Santa Monica.... 1367,:506 0537 67 Santa Rosa Visalia. Watsonville 3,085 8,598 AspenCelorade. 8,803 Boulder Canyon Central City 5,150 3,775 9,119 6,115 8,569 Bedford 'Canton Carbondale 3,318 Bloomington .... 8,460 4,979 Carlinville 8,502 Bluffton 7,786 Centralia 6,721 Brazil 8,130 9,098 Columbus. Champaign 0,836 Charleston 5, 488 Connersville 1 698,575 Crawfordsville 6,649 Chicago 4,192 Chicago Heights. 5,100 Decatur 8,187 Clinton 4,452 Dunkirk 4,021 East Chicago.... 8,411 Collinsville 16,354 Elkhart Danville 20,759 Elwood Decatur 12.950 5,909 Evansville Dekalb 59,007 7,917 Fairmount 8,205 Dixon Connecticut. 4, 353 Fort Wayne Duquom 45,115 (In full elsewhere.) 7,100 East St. Louts. 29,655 Frankfort 4,005 Edwardsville . .. 4,157 Frank/in Delaware. 3,910 8,774 Garrett Dover 3,399 Effingham 8422 22,433 Gas City 3,380 El gin. Newcastle 7,8/0 19,259 Goshen 76,508 Evanston Wilmington Greencastle 13,258 Freeport 3,681 Diet. of Columbia. Galena 4,489 5,005 Greenfield Georgetown 14,549 Galesburg 18,607 Greensburg 278,718 Geneseo Washington 3,356 Hammond- 12,376 3,122 Hartford City.... 5,912 Granite Florida. 9,491 4,085 Huntington Harlem Apalachicola 169,164 6,395 Indianapolis Fernandina 8,245 Harvey 3,268 Jeffersonville . 10,774 Gainesvil le 3,693 Havana 9,823 Kendallville Hoopeston 3,854 Jacksonville 98,429 J acksonville 15,01 8 Kokomo 10,009 Key West 17,114 erseyville 3,517 Lafayette 18,116 Lake City 4,019 7,113 29,353 Laporte 8,380 oliet Ocala 13,595 Lawrenceburg 4,326 ankakee Palatka 8,382 Lebanon , Kewanee Pensacola /7,747 8,071 3,969 Listnn St. Augustine 4,272 Lagrange 10,446 Logansport 16,204 Lasalle Tampa 15,839 Lincoln 7,835 8,962 Madison Georgia 17,387 5,918 Marion Litchfield Alban 4, 5,175 Martinsville Macomb Americus 7:674 Mattoon Michigan City 14,850 9,622 Athens 10,245 5,560 4,5.32 Mishawaka 89,872 Maywood Atlanta 3,405 3,736 Montpelier Augusta 89,441 Mendota. 5,182 Metropolis 4,069 AI t. Vernon 3,036 Moline Barnsville Muncie 20,992 17,248 Brunswrsk 9,081 Monmouth New Albany 20,698 7.460 Cartersville 3,135 Morrie New Castle 3,406 9,273 Columbus 17,6/9 Mt. Cannel Noblesville 9,792 9,311 3,479 Mt. Vernon Cordele 8,959 5,116 Peru 4,315 Murphysboro .. 6,493 Plymouth Dalton 8,656 Elberton 3:884 Normal 4,798 3,795 Portland Gainesville 6 041 4260 Princeton IC mon Ottawa 0,588 4,274 Pans La Grange 3,421 Rochester 5,580 23,272 Macon 4,591 6,105 Rushville 4,440 Parts Marietta Seymour 6,445 8,036 Paxton Milledgeville 4,219 Pekin Shelbyville 7,169 8,483 Newnan 3,654 35,999 56,100 South Bend 7,291 Peoria Rome 8,118 6,863 Sullivan Savannah 54,249 Pena Terre Haute 38,678 9,266 Pontiac 3,245 Princeton 13162merville 8,764 4,023 Tipton 5,823 Quincy Thomasville 6,280 36,252 Valparaiso Valdosta 5,619 10,24 31,051 Vincennes 8,300 Rockford Washington 19,493 Wabasl 8,618 Island Waycross 5,919 Reek 3,967 3,325 Warsat Savanna 8,551 3,596 Washington Hawaii, Shelbyville Honolulu 3,963 39,306 Springie/d 94,159 Whiting 3,705 Spring Valley . 6,214 Winchester Idaho. 6,309 Iowa. Boise 5,957 Sterling 14,079 Streator 4,018 5,046 Atlantic Poe-stall* 3,653 Belle Plaine Sycamore 3,283 Illinois. 4,248 Boone 3880 19,210 Taylorville Alton 5,788 Burlington 23,401 24,147 Urbana Aurora 9,926 Cedar Falls 5,319 Watiliegius Batavia. Cedar Rapids.... 25,656 Beardstown 437 Indiana. Centerville 15,256 Belleville 17,484 7,521 Belvidere. ..... .. 6,937 Alexandria 20,178 Charles City 4.517 Bloomington 23,22 Anderson 8,8f6 3,005 Cherokee 6,114 Attica Blue Island 8.351 8,396 Clarinda 8,279 Auburn Braldwood 8645 I Clinton Cairo 12,568 Aurora 2%098 Colorado Springs. 21,085 Cripple Creek.... 10,147 123,859 Denver 8,317 Durango 3,728 Florence 3,054 Fort Collins Grand Junction 3,503 Greeley 8,023 Leadville 12,455 28,157 Pueblo 8,722 Salida Trinidad 5,345 4,988 Victor � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branford City Directories Subject The topic of the resource Directories Branford (Conn.)--Directories Description An account of the resource Branford city directories were started in 1895, published by Price and Lee Company of New Haven until 1978 and afterwards by other companies. They were intended as a resource for businesses and local government and were not published every year. The directories list the names of those living in town, addresses, occupation, and place of business; also included are advertisements, names of streets, government, social groups, and church information. Starting in 1928 there is an alphabetical street index in the back with street numbers and occupants. A pull out map by Price and Lee was included starting in 1928, these maps are often missing from the directories. Wives names were not included until that year. The directory may list a marriage for a woman, if someone moved to another town and death dates. There were no city directories for the town of North Branford until 1960 when the information was included in the Branford directory. The city directories are very useful for tracking a family chronologically in a town- when they first came, where they lived, if they left, and other family information. The directory should be used in conjunction with maps, land records, and census. The directories did not always collect data accurately on newly arriving immigrants, particularly men coming to work in Branford that were either unmarried or did not bring their families. Cultural patterns can be ascertained by following the directories chronologically; for example, there was an increase in the number of marriages during World War II. In the early 1900s many families removed from Branford to New Haven, probably to be closer to a place of employment. After World War II families moved to East Haven and North Branford as those towns were developing during the post World War II period with affordable housing. During the mid to late 1950s there is a slowing of this movement out of town as families settled into suburban areas. The James Blackstone Memorial Library has the only full set of Branford Directories. A few appear on-line from various genealogy vendors. Blackstone Library owns the following years: 1895, 1897 1900, 1904, 1909 1913, 1917 1920, 1925, 1926, 1928 1930, 1932, 1936, 1939 1942, 1946 1950, 1953, 1958 1960, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974. 1976, 1977, 1978 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1998, 1999 2000 - present - Jane Peterson Bouley Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1909 Branford City Directory Subject The topic of the resource Directories Branford (Conn.)--Directories Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Price & Lee Co. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Price & Lee Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1909 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REFERENCE 974.68 B 1909 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/a70cfa786a293e7d002757d8083ae7a7.jpg f4572d40e16032ed79b8435239ceb313 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1909 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnivals Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1909 Carnival: Branford High School Seniors, Class of 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1909 Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Branford High School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/ee2c47225db9b9df3cc2cad87209a311.jpg 531deea8bc8feecda79143065608bf65 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1909 Branford Carnival Photographs Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnivals Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1909 Carnival: Branford High School, Class of 1911 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1909 Language A language of the resource English Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Branford High School Parade Floats Parades