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Executive Of ce N?119Milk StBoston,
Connections With all principal points in New England and States East of the Mississippi River.
This directory is copyrighted and all persons are cautioned acjamst any reproduction of the publication or the list of numbers therein
Illustrations of the Different Kinds of Instruments Furnished by
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Cc
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, 119 MILK STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
Lone Distance Cabinet Wail Set.
Long Distance (ordinary) Wall Set.
Long Distance Portable Desk Set.
Special Speaking Tube Desk Set.
Special Speakinj Tube Wall Set.
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THE
RIGHT AND WRONG WAY TO USE THE TELEPHONE.
(ILLUSTRATED.)
WROffG WAY.
Do you want to avoid that business trip and thus save time and money ?
Do you want to order goods and be sure of shipment to-day?
Do you want to talk with friends at home?
Do you wish, for any reason, a personal interview with parties at a distance?
. . THEN USE THE TELEPHONE ■ .
RIGHT WAY.
Have you Examined the Official Director}-?
Perhaps ybu are not aware how many places can be reached by Telephone.
3 MINUTE RATE 300 Worfc in 3 Minutes.
JHE NEW TARIFF, in effect January 1, 1900, is based on a 3 minute instead of a 5 minute period and affords
VERY LOW RATES.
he approximate cost of a 3 minute conversation is as follows
For a distance of 5 miles or less 5 to 15 miles
15 25 35 45 55 65 75
25 35 45 55
65
IS 85
.10 .15 .20 .25 .30 .35 .40 .45 .50
A 3 minute conversation will comprise at least 300 words.
Instantaneous
Communication.
Immediate Answer.
NIGHT RATE OF ABOUT ONE-HALF THE DAY RATE.
Minimum Night Rate 15 Cents, Except Where the Day Rate is Less.
SCHEDULE OF RATES WILL BE FURNISHED ON. APPLICATION.
New England Telephone # Telegraph Company.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Executive Offices, 119 Milk Street, BOSTON.
THOMAS SHERWIN, President.
H. S. HYDE, _-.------- "Vice-President
WM. R. DRIVER, - - Treasurer
S. W. LEEDOM, -------- Secretary and Auditor
JASPER N. KELLER, • - - General Manager
WILLIAM J. DENVER, Assistant General Manager
BOSTON:
NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
July, 1901.
Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1893, by New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress at Washington.
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FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF SUBSCRIBERS THIS DIRECTORY IS DIVIDED
INTO TWO SECTIONS. i.
SECTION I.
BOSTON DIVISION.
Includes Boston and Suburban Exchanges with Connections.
SECTION II.
Includes All Exchanges and Connections
OUTSIDE OF THE BOSTON DIVISION.
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company assumes no liability what- ever for damages accruing from errors or omissions in the making up and printing of this book,
INDEX.
Booths — Description of Sound Proof Telephone Booths Pages 746-755
Long Distance Telephone " p an(j q.
Maps Showing- Exchanges and Connections.
Boston and Suburban Exchanges Page B
Maine
Massachusetts
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
C D A
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SECTION I. BOSTON DIVISION.
Alphabetical List of Exchanges and Connections Pages 23-24
Instructions and Important Suggestions.
Abbreviations Page 18
Answering " 25
Calling a 25
Complaints , " 26
Delivery of Messages » 28
Emergencies « 3q
Night Rate » " jj?
Order for Moving Telephone » 1&
Order for Transfer of Instrument « 3j
Police Call " 30
Private Line Department " 29
Repetition of Communications " 28
Telegrams by Telephone " 28.
Toll Line Connections , " 27
Transfer of Instruments » 26
PUBLIC TELEPHONE PAY STATIONS— Back Bay, Haymarket, Oxford and Tremont- .. " 33-38
" " " " —Suburban Exchanges "38-44
Alphabetical List of Subscribers " 45
SECTION II. EXCHANGES OUTSIDE OF BOSTON DIVISION. Instructions and Important Suggestions.
Abbreviations Page 302;
Answering "• 303,
Calling , " 303(
Complaints " 304
Delivery of Messages u 305»|
Emergencies : " 307" >
Night Rate " 304|
Private Line Department " 306i
Repetition of Communications ' " 305
Telegrams by Telephone " 306
Toll Line Connections " 304
Index by States of Exchanges and Connections of the New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Connecticut Page 30&
Maine " 309>
Massachusetts " 312
New Hampshire " 318
New York : " 321
Rhode Island " 321
Vermont. " 321
List of Subscribers Alphabetically Arranged Under Their Respective Exchanges.
Acton, Mass Page 325
Adams, Muss » 825
Alfred, Me » 325
Aniesbury, Mass " 326
Amherst, Mass « 327
Andover, Mass " 329
Ashburnham, Mass " y;;0
Ashileld, Mass » 830
Ashland, Me » 3;jo
Athol, Mass « 330
Auburn, Me « 497
Augusta, Me " 332
Ayer, Mass « 335
Baldwinville, Mass » 335
Bangor, Me , » 336
Bar Harbor, Me « 342
Barre, Mass, » 343
Barre, Vt " 344
Barton, Vt " 347
Bath Me " 347
Belchertown, Mass « 350
Belfast, Me » 350
Bellows Falls, Vt " 351
Belmont, N. H : " 353
Bennington, Vt " 353
Berlin, N. H " 354
Bernardston. Mass " 356
Bethel. Me « 856
Bethel, Vt " 356
Bethlehem, X. H " 356
Beverly, Mass " 357
Biddeford, Me » 359
Billerica, Mass " 862
Bradford, Vt " 862
Brandon, Vt " 862
Brattleboro', Vt " 363
Bridsrewater, Mass « 366
Bridgton, Me " 366
Bristol, X. H., Tel. Co » 3ii6
Brockton, Mass " 3t>7
Brookline, N. H " 374
Brunswick, Me " 374
Buckland. Mass " 375
Bucksport & East Orland Tel. Co « 375
Burlington, Vt " 375
Buzzard's Bay, Mass « sso
Calais, Me " 381
Camden, Me " 382
Caribou, Me " 383
Castine, Me " 3S4
Castleton, Vt " 384
Charleniont Tel. Co " 384
Charlestown, X. H " 8S5
Chariton. Mass " 385
Cherryfield, Me " 385
Cheshire, Mass " 385
Chester, Mass " 38o
Chester, Vt " 8S0
Chesterfield, Mass " 386
Chicopee, Mass " 386
Claremont, N. H " 387
Clinton, Mass " 389
Colebrook, N. H " 392
Concord, Mass " 392
Concord, X. H " 393
Conway, Mass " 398
Cuttingsville & -North Shrewsbury Tel. Co " 398
Dalton, Mass " 398
Danvers, Mass " 399
Deer Isle, Me " 400
Dexter, Me " 400
Dover, N. H " 401
Dover-Foxcroft, Me " 403
Dublin, N. H " 403
Durham, N. H " 403
Duxbury, Mass " 404
Easthampton, Mass ' 404
East Longmeadow, Mass " 404
East Pepperell, Mass " 405
Eastport, Me " 405
Ellsworth, Me " 406
Enfield. Mass " 407
Enosburg Falls. Vt " 407
Epping, N. H " 408
Essex Junction, Vt " 409
Exeter, N. H » 409
Fairfield, Me Pag
Fair Haven, Vt '
Fairlee, Vt ' '
Fall Kiver, Mass '
Falmouth, Mass '
Farmington, X. H '
Fitch burg, Mass '
Fort Fairfield, Me '
Foxboro, Mass '
Franklin, Mass '
Franklin Falls, N. H '
Freeport, Me '
Gardiner, Me '
Gardner, Mass '
Georgetown, Mass '
Gilbert ville, Mass '
Gloucester, Mass '
Goffstown, X. H '
Gorham, X. H '
Great Harrington, Mass '
Greenfield. Mass '
Groveton, X. H '
Guilford, Me '
Hallowell, Me '
Hampden, Mass '
Hampstead, N. H '
Hampton, N. H '
Hanover, N. H '
Hardwick, Vt '
Hartland, Me
Harvard, Mass '
Haverhill, Mass '
Haydenville, Mass '
Henniker, N. H '
Hillsboro, N. H '
Hinsdale, N. H '
Holliston, Mass '
Holvoke, Mass
Houlton, Me '
Housatonic, Mass
Hudson, Mass
Huntington, Mass '
Flyannis, Mass
Ipswich, Mass
Isle La Motte, Vt '
Jefferson, Mass
Jefferson ville, Vt
Keene, X. H )
Kennebunk Tel. Co
Kennebunkport, Me
Kingston, X. II
Laconia, X. H
Dan caster, X. H
Lawrence, Mass
Lebanon, X. H
Lee, Mass
Lenox, Mass
Leominster, Mass
Lewiston, Me |]
Lincoln, Me •
Lisbon, X. H ■■: '■■■
Lisbon Falls, Me
Littleton. X. H ,
Livermore Falls, Me
Lowell, Mass
Lubec, Me
Ludlow, Vt ti
Lyndonvilie, Vt ■ (j
Lynn, Mass 0
Machias, Me lt
Manchester, Mass |(
Manchester, N. H (<
Mansfield, Mass
Marblehead, Mass I4
Marion, Mass u
Marlboro', Mass H
Marshfield, Mass t(
Maynard, Mass (<
Mechanic Falls, Me c
Meredith, XT. H „
Merrimac, Mass
Middleboro, Mass ;t
Middlebury, Vt ;,
Milford, Mass „
Milford, X. H „
Millbridge, Me
410 411
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469 470 470 470 471 474 475 475 475 480 481 490 490 491 492 494 500 500 600 501 502 502 518 518 518 519 530 531 532 541 541 542 543 545 545 545 545 546 546 f-47 547 549 550
List of Subscribers Alphabetically Arranged Under Their Respective Exchanges.— Continued.
Miilis, Mass Page550
Millville, Muss •. " 550
Milton. N. H " 550
Milton Mills, N. H " 550
Monson.Mass " 550
Montague, Mass " 551
Montpelier, Vt " 551
Morrisville, Vt " 555
.Nash Tel. Co " 556
.Nashua, N. H " 557
Natick, Mass " 561
New Bedford, Mass " 563
Newburyport, Mass " 574
New London-Potter Place Tel. Line " 576
Newmarket, N H " 577
Newport, Me " 577
Newport, N. H " 577
Newport, Vt ., " 578
North Adams, Muss " 580
Northampton, Muss " 584
North Berwick, Me " 588
Northboro, Mass " 589
North Brookfield, Mass " 589
North Conway, N. H " 589
North Dana, Mass " 589
Northeast Harbor, Me " 590
Northheld, Mass " 590
North Hatfleld, Muss " 590
North Lubec, Me " 590
North Oxford, Mass " 590
North Reading, Mass " 591
North Scituate" Beach, Mass " 591
North Stratford, N. H " 591
North Wilmington, Mass " 591
Norway, Me " 591
Norwell, Mass " 592
Oakland, Me " 592
Ogunquit, Me " 592
Oldtown, Me " 592
Orange, Mass " 593
Orleans, Mass " 594
Orono, Me " 594
Ossipee Valley Tel. & Tel. Co " 594
Oxford, Mass " 597
Palmer, Mass « 597
Peabody, Mass " 598
Pembroke, Me " 599
Penacook, N. H " 600
Peterboro, N. H " 600
Pittsfield, Me " 600
Pittsfield, Mass , " poi
Pittsfield, N. H " 607
Plymouth, Mass " 607
Portland, Me " 610
Portsmouth, N. H " 624
Poultney, Vt " 627
Presque Isle, Me " 628
Pride's Crossing, Mass " 629
Princeton, Mass « 629
Provincetown, Tv,ass " 629
Putney, Vt » 630
Randolph, Vt , " 630
Raymond, N. H » 631
Readfield Tel. & Tel. Co « 631
Readsboro, Vt « 631
Richford, Vt " 631
Richmond & Huntington Tel. Co " 632
Rochester, N. H " 633
Rochester, Vt » 634
Rockland, Me « 635
Rockland, Mass » 640
Rumford Falls, Me " 641
Rutland, Muss " 642
Rutland, Vt <> 642
Rye Beach, N. H « 644
Saco River Tel. & Tel. Co » 645
St. Albans, Vt » 645
St. Johnshury, Vt « 649
Salem, Mass » 651
Sandwich, Mass « 658
Sanford, Me " 658
Saxton's River, Vi « 659
Searsport, Me << 659
Sharon, Mass » 659
Shelburne, Vt » 659
Shelburne Falls, Mass » 660
Shoreham Tel. & Tel. Co Pag<
Skcwhegan, Me "
So in ers worth, N. H "
Southampton, Mass "
Southbridge, Mass "
South Deerfield, Mass "
South Framingham, Mass "
South Sudbury, Mass "
Southwest Harbor, Me "
Spencer, Mass "
Springfleld, Mass "
Springfield, Vt., Local Tel. Co "
Stockbridge, Mass "
Stonington, Me "
Stoughton, Mass "
Suncook, N. H "
Taunton, Mass "
Templeton, Mass "
Thomaston, Me "
Tilton, N. H "
Topsfield, Mass "
Troy, N. H "
Turner's Falls, Mass '•
Underbill, Vt "
Unity, Me "
Upton, Mass "
Uxbridge, Mass "
Vergennes, Vt _ "
Vineyard Haven, Mass "
Waitsfield, Vt "
Waidoboro, Me "
Wallingford, Vt "
Walpole, Mass "
Ware, Mass ••
Wareham, Mass "
Warren, Me '*
Warren, Mass "
Waterburv, Vt '«
Waterville, Me "
Wayland, Mass •
Webster, Mass "
Wellfleet, Mass "
Wells River, Vt "
Westboro', Mass "
West Derry, N. H "
Westfleld, Mass "
West Medway, Mass "
Whately, Mass "
Whitefield, N. H _ "
White River Junction, Vt "
Whitinsville, Mass "
Whitman, Mass "
Win chen don, Muss "
Winchester, N. H "
Windsor, Vt "
Winter Harbor, Me "
Winterport, Me "
Winthrop, Me "
Wiscasset, Me "
Wolfboro. N. H "
Woodstock, Vt "
Worcester, Muss "
Yarmouth Tel. Co "
York, Me "
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EXCHANGES and CONNECTIONS.
CONNECTING WITH THE LINES OF THE
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Via DIRECT WIRES to
ALBANY, BALTIMORE, BUFFALO, CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS, 0., DAVENPORT, IA., DETROIT, HARRISBURG, HARTFORD, INDIANAPOLIS, KANSAS CITY, MEMPHIS, MILWAUKEE, MINNEAPOLIS, NASHVILLE, NEW HAVEN,
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. DISTANCE . TELEPHONE
NEW YORK, NORFOLK, OMAHA, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURG, PROVIDENCE, READING, RICHMOND, VA., ROCHESTER, ST. LOUIS, SCRANTON, SOUTH BEND, SYRACUSE, TOLEDO, WASHINGTON, WHEELING, WILKESBARRE, YOUNGSTOWN,
AND THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE NORTHERN AND EASTERN STATES.
FOR TARIFF TO PRINCIPAL POINTS, SEE PAGE t G. *J§$
SPECIAL PUBLIC STATION,
125 MILK STREET.
WM. E. DURGIN, - - District Superintendent
District Office, 125 Milk Street, Boston.
GENERAL OFFICES, 15 DEY STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
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MAIL IS QUICK, THE TELEGRAPH IS QUICKER, but LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE is INSTANTANEOUS, and you don't have to wait for an answer.
Direct communication can be had with territory adjacent to the following principal' cities by the lines of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company.
£W The following rates are from BOSTON.
Albany, N. Y 2
Allento wn, Pa 3
Altoona, Pa 5
Auburn, 1ST. Y 3
Avon, N. Y 4
Baltimore, Md 3
Berwick, Pa 4
Bethlehem, Pa 3
Binghampton, N. Y 3
Bloomsburg, Pa 3
Bridgeport, Conn 1
Bristol, Conn 1
Buffalo, N. Y 5
Chicago, 111 10
Cincinnati, Ohio ,
Cleveland, Ohio 6
Columbus, Ohio 8
Danbury, Conn 2
Danielson, Conn ,
Davenport, la 10
Dayton, Ohio 8
Derby, Conn %
Detroit, Mich ,. 7
Dunkirk, N. Y 5^
Easton, Pa < 2
Elmira, N. Y 3^
Erie, Pa 6,
Essex, Conn 1
Grand Rapids, Mich 10,
Greenwich, Conn 1
Harrisburg, Pa 4
Hartford, Conn 1
Hazleton, Pa 3,
Hudson, N. Y %
Indianapolis, Ind 8,
Ithaca, N. Y 3
Johnstown, N. Y 2,
Johnstown, Pa 5
Kansas City, Neb 10^
Kingston, R. I.'
Little Fall?. N. Y 2'
Madison, Wis 10
Memphis, Tenn iq
Meriden, Conn {
Middletown, Conn l'
Milwaukee, Wiss 10.
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Minneapolis, Minn 10.00
Monterey, Pa 3.00
Montrose, Pa 3,50
Narragansett Pier, R.I .75:
Nashville, Tenn 10.00
New Britain, Conn 1.25
New Hartford, N. Y 2.75
New Haven, Conn 1.50
New London, Conn 1.25
Newport, R. 1 75
Newtown Square, Pa 3.00
New York, N. Y 2.00
Norfolk, Va 5.75
Norwalk, Conn 1.75
Norwich, Conn - 1.00
Omaha, Neb 10.00
Oneida, N. Y 3.00
Onondaga Valley, N. Y 3.50
Owego, N. Y 3.50
Pawtucket, R. I 40
Phelps, N. Y 3.75
Philadelphia, Pa 3.00
Phoenixville, Pa 3.25
Pittsburg, Pa 6.00
Pittston, Pa 3.50
Pottstown, Pa 3.25
Poughkeepsie, N. Y 2.25
Providence, R. 1 40
Putnam, Conn .60
Reading, Pa 3.25
Rochester, N. Y , 4.50
St. Louis, Mo 10.00
Saratoga, N. Y 2.00
Scranton, Pa 3.50
South Bend, Ind 9.00
Stamford, Conn 1.75
Syracuse, N. Y 3.50
Toledo, Ohio 7.50
Troy, N. Y 2.00
Utica, NY 2.75
Washington, D. C 4.00
Waterbury, Conn 1 50
Westerly, R. I 90
Wheeling, W. Va 7.00
Wilkesbarre, Pa 3.75
Willimantic, Conn 1.25
Wilmington, Del 1.5Q
Windsor Locks, Conn .40
Winsted, Conn 6.75
Woonsocket, R. 1 40
Youngstown, Ohio 6.75
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A BBREVIA T/ONS.
Agt. — Agent.
Ani. — American.
Apoth. — Apothecary.
Assn. — Association.
Auct. — Auction.
Ave. — Avenue.
Bk Bay — Back Bay.
Bldg. — Building.
Brookne — Brookiine.
Cambge — Cambridge.
Ckarlest'n — Charlestown.
Com. — Commission.
Com'tk Ave. — Commonwealth Ave.
Const. — Construction.
Corp. — Corporation.
Ct. — Court.
Dorchesr — Dorchester.
E. Boston — East Boston. Elec. — Elect rical.
Ex. — Express.
F. H. Mkt.— Faneuil Hall Market. Groc. — Groceries.
Haymkt — Haymarket.
Ins. — Insurance.
Jamaica P — Jamaica Plain.
Lexingtn — Lexington.
Liq. — Liquors.
Mach. — Machine.
Me.— Maine.
Mf r . — Manufacturer .
Mfrs. — Manufacturers.
Mfg. — Manufacturing.
Mgr. — Manager.
Mkt. Gard.— Market Gardener.
Mass. — Massachusetts.
Mid d'x.— Middlesex.
Mort. — Mort gages.
Mut.— Mutual.
Nat. — National.
New'n Eds — Newton Highlands.
N. H. — New Hampshire.
N. Y.— New York.
Pay Sta. — Pay Station.
Phot. — Photographer.
Phys. — Phy sician.
PL— Place.
Pres. — President.
Pro v ' s . — Provisions.
Pub. — Publishers.
Rl. Est. — Real Estate.
Reg. — Register.
Rep. — H epresentative.
r. — Residence.
Restau. — Restaurant.
Soc. — Society.
Somervle — Somerville.
S. Boston— South Boston.
Spec. — Specialties.
Supt. — Superintendent.
Tr. — Treasurer.
U. S. -United States.
Vt. — Vermont.
Vet. Surg. — Veterinary Surgeon.
Wash. — Washington.
W. Newton — West Newton.
Whf.— Wharf.
Winchesr — Winchester.
HE TOLL LINES of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company connect with the Long Distance Lines of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, reaching nearly all the principal points in the United States east of the Mississippi River and west as far as St. Louis, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Omaha; also, with the toll system of the Bell Telephone Company of Canada, reaching Montreal, Ottawa, and the principal cities and towns of Ontario and Quebec.
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AUDITOR :
Please give full particulars hereon, and forward to the Contract Clerk,
Call No. Account No.
Name
Address
Business
No. Stations
Wire
Rate
Connected
Paid to
Owes to
Name in List as
Extra Name
Contract Expires
Remarks
SECTION I.
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company.
OFFICIAL LIST
OF SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
BOSTON DIVISION
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BOSTON DIVISION.
I. O. WRIGHT, Superintendent.
Telephone Main 249.
Includes Boston and Suburban Exchanges.
ARLINGTON.
BRALNTREE.
BRIGHTON.
BROOKLINE.
CAMBRIDGE.
CANTON.
CHARLESTOWN.
CHELSEA.
DEDHAM.
DORCHESTER.
EAST BOSTON.
EVERETT.
HINGHAM.
HYDE PARK.
JAMAICA PLAIN.
LEXINGTON.
MALDEN.
MEDFORD.
MELROSE.
MILTON.
NEEDHAM.
NEWTON.
NEWTON HIGHLANDS.
NORWOOD.
QUINCY.
RANDOLPH.
REVERE.
ROXBURY.
SOMERVILLE.
SOUTH BOSTON.
WAKEFIELD/
WALTHAM.
WELLESLEY.
WEST NEWTON.
WEYMOUTH.
WINCHESTER.
WLNTHROP.
WOBURN.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF
EXCHANGES AND CONNECTIONS IN THE BOSTON DIVISION.
Allerton Call Hingham.
Allston " Brighton.
Arlington Exchange Office.
Arlington Heights Call Arlington.
Ashmont " Dorchester and Milton.
Atlantic " Dorchester.
Anburudale " West Newton.
Barry's Corner " Brighton.
Beachinont " Revere.
Bedford " Lexington.
Bedford Springs " "
Belmont " ..Arlington.
Bemis ■. " Newton.
Blue Hill " Milton.
Boylston Station. " Jamaica Plain.
Braiutree Exchange Office.
Brighton " "
Brookline " "
Burlington Call Woburn.
Cambridge Exchange Office.
Cambridgeport Call Cambridge.
Canton Exchange Office.
Canton Junction Call Canton.
Charles River Village " Needham.
Charlestown Exchange Office.
Chelsea " "
Chestnut Hill Call Brookline.
Clarendon Hill " Somerville.
Clarendon Hills " Hyde Park.
Cliftondale " Maiden.
Cohasset " Hingham.
College Hill " .*.. Medford.
Cottage Farm " Brookline.
Crescent Avenue " DorChesier.
Crescent Beach " Revere."
Crow Point " Hingham.
Cummiugsville "