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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories <N ^18 MV* V. ^ ' " :' " .,'•'„- JE BOOK Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories MOTOR OARS GALLAGHER MOTOR CO., INC. Piet-viKiifofis 81-8 t- • • r, N. Y. Phom well Sti-ppt Rochester Public Library Reference Book 32 (Chestnut Street" M. D. JEFFREYS 3t0Ch.Cfi»tCr;Ttl). L. M. WEINER Mtttortakera THE SPIRIT OF GOOD SERVICE AND UNEQUALED FACILITIES FOR ITS ACCOMPLISHMENT Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories ^i'****^****^*****^***^'***^*^*'!''*'****^ 3 9077 THE Officers and Directors of the Union Trust Company cordially invite you to patronize this institution and to avail your­ self of its practical helpfulness. Three offices conveniently located to serve you. Union Trust Company Resources over $24,000,000 19 Main St., W East Avenue at Main St. Charlotte Branch, 4424 Lake Ave. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Phones: 5883-5884 Stone Joseph A. Schantz Co. Furniture, Carting, Fire-proof Storage and Packing of Household Goods AUTO VANS FOR OUT OF TOWN MOVING Office and Salesroom 253 ST. PAUL, corner Central Avenue Gfcnirai lank nf l&BtkvBtn The "Friendly Bank" ROCHESTER, N. Y. Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $1,000,000 Interest Paid on Special Deposits Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories HOTEL ROCHESTER Rochester, New York UNDER DIRECTION OF THE UNITED HOTELS COMPANY OF AMERICA 300 ROOMS FIREPROOF THE ROCHESTER is located at West Main Street and Plymouth Avenue, the intersection of the East, West and South trunk line Motor Routes, and in the heart of the Business and Financial Section. SALTER BROS. 3 1 a r t a t a ,4l4a4*4M3a4M3'4*4l4>ili4>4*,{'4i4>4>4|4"ia4>4*,2* Choice Flowers Floral Designs Decorations Plants 320 Main Street East, and 38 Main Street West Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories HOWE & ROGERS COMPANY FURNITURE LINOLEUMS DRAPERY MATERIALS ORIENTAL RUGS WINDOW SHADES DOMESTIC RUGS SEAT CUSHIONS CARPETINGS FINE FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERED AND REFINISHED 89-91 Clinton Avenue, South ROCHESTER, N. Y. Traders National Bank of Rochester, N. Y. 41-43-45 STATE STREET Boxes in our Fire and Burglar Proof Vault for rent, $3.00 per year, and upward INTEREST ON SPECIAL ACCOUNTS Officers : HENRY C. BREWSTER, Chairman of the Board HENRY F. MARKS, President CHARLES J. BROWN, Vice-President WILLIAM J. TRIMBLE, Vice-President CHESTER J. SMITH, Cashier CHARLES F. MARKS, Asst. Cashier PATRICK F. NASH, Asst. Cashier Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories THE POWERS HOTEL Absolutely Fireproof HOME OF ROCHESTER AUTO­ MOBILE CLUB ROTART CLUB K1HAMS CLUB CORNELL CLUB DARTMOUTH (LIB SHRIXE CLUB REALTORS CLUB K. of C. CLUB LION* CLUB CITY CLUB KNCilNEER.K' CLUB For Furniture of Character, Refinement and Dependable Worth SsMB.GRAVES CO. ^ . - ^-°^ 78 STATE ST., ROCHESTER.N.Y. k. a Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories r\^^rJ- Kochester Uub List ; v ! \::%, O : 1 AeOrn Societet y of Rochester Monday Reading Cli b T^ t^3 i ,-, « "*• 2 Alpha Chi Club Loyal Legion ^ J .^^ ~1 ^ ~>^ -* ^ • 3 American Association of Engineers Masonic Club ' D D ' 4 American Bar Association Monroe Country Medical Society o American Society of Civil Engineers Oak Hill Country Club 6 Associated Alumni University Rochester Old Colony Club 7 Automobile Club of Rochester Rochester Ad. Club 8 Beau Desir Club Rochester Art Club 8i Corner- Club Rochester Athletic Club 10 Century Club Rochester Bar Association \^11 Chamber of Commerce Rochester Club VI City Club of Rochester Rochester Real Estate Board Rochester Society of Architects ^ 13 College Woman's Club I Rochester Engineering Society 14 Cornell Club Rochester Historical Society — 15. Country Club Tennis Club of Rochester (Irondequoit~jl6 D. A. RChapter). Rochester Northfleld League 17 Elks Club Rochester Rose Society 18 Farmington Society Perpetual Help Society of St. Mary's 19 Flower City Literary Club Hospital 20 Fortnightly Club Washington Club 21 Founders and Patriots Rochester Yacht Club 22 French Alliance Society of Colonial Dames 23 Genundawah Country Club Colonial Wars 24 Genesee Golf Club Society of the Cincinnati 25 Genesee Valley Club Society of Mayflower Descendants 2f> Knights of Columbus Society of the Genesee 27 Hakkoreoth Club Sons American Revolution (Empire State 28 Harvard Club 29 Rochester Canoe Club Society) 30 Kent Club Sons of the Revolution 1-445G74 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories <l£W[Ranclall Decorative Shops ,\ '•« •• • .'. ;•: rExtfend a Cordial Welcome to Visitors * * Ou}°f*obMs are overflowing with the newest creations in window and Door Decorations. Lace Curtains, Etamine Curtains, Muslin Cur­ tains and an infinite variety of Net Reproductions, Fabrics for Portieres, Materials for Upholstery, Cretonnes, Chintzes, Printed Voiles, Taffetas, etc. Oriental Rugs, carefully selected specimens of every de­ sirable variety. Electric Lamps, Lamp Shades, Reproductions of An­ tique Mirrors, Copies of the Old Masters, Rare examples of Indian Art in Basketry. Reproductions of Antique Stuffs of all the important Periods in Tapestries, Brocades and Damios. Unusual Coverings in Foreign Fabrics and Embroideries for Pianos and Tables. 33 EAST AVENUE 'Phone Stone 6050 ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Rochester Brass and Wire Works Co. 76-82 Exchange Street Rochester, N. Y WIRE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION GARDEN WIRE WORK AND TRELLISES BRASS RAILINGS AND GRILLE WORK FENCING WE ERECT WOVEN WIRE AND WROUGHT IRON FENCES 10 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories HOCITESTEH 11 Smith College Club of Rochester 87 Roundabout Club Xew York State Bar Association 88 Dobbs Ferry Society Second Squadron, 101st TJ. S. Cavalry 80 The Splinters Twig Travelers Club 90 The Club Tuesday Musicale 01 Memorial Art Gallery The First Twig S2 The Seventh Twig The Second Twig 93 The Gun Club The Third Twig 94 The First Graft Twig 95 The Laurel Twig The Fourth TwiC 96 The Columbia Twig The Fifth Twig 97 State Federation Woman's Clubs The Sixth Twit 98 Junior Wednesday Morning Club The Bent Twig 99 Browning Club The Cedar Twig 100 Study Club The Garden Twig 101 The Women's City Club The Magnolia Twig 102 Colonial Travelers Club The Pine Needles Twig 103 The Chatterbox Club The Parent Stem Twig 104 University of Pennsylvania Alumni As­ Properly Bent Twig sociation The Surgical Twig 105 Georgetown University Alumni University Club 106 Humdrum Club Zonta Club 107 Rochester Rotary Club Vassar College Club 108 University of Michigan Alumni Assn. The Wednesday Morning Club 100 The Poetry Association Rochester Wellesley Club 110 Kiwanis Club Women's Educational and Industrial 111 Company A (Boys in Blue) Union 112 Technology Club of RocheHter Yale Club of Rochester 113 Optimist Club Cosmos Club 114 Railway Club of Rochester Tuesday Beading Club 115 Garden Club Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories 12 THE SOCIETY BLUE BOOK 116 Rochester Association of Credit Men 123 Gyro Club 117 Monroe Golf Club 124 Rochester Medical Association 118 American Chemical Society 125 Flower City Sportsmen's Club 119 Elmira College Club 126 Lion's Club 120 Commonwealth Institute of America 127 Monroe County Fish and Game Pro­ 121 Archaelogical Institute of Penn (Roch­ tective Association ester Society) 128 St. Andrew's Society 122 N. Y, State Archaelogical Assn. (Mor­ gan Chapter) 129 Scottish Women's Society ^ Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories OPEN DOORS AND WINDOWS- DUST FLYING IN! Now you need a SWEEPER-VAC more than ever. For hot weather, with its open windows and doors, doubles the work of housecleaning. The SWEEPER-VAC attach­ ments will quickly and dustlessly dust for you—also, the SWEEPER-VAC will sweep and suction clean your rugs, freshen their colors, and erect crushed nap in one quick, easy operation. We will gladly call and demon­ strate—no obligation. Easy terms. Main 3960 Rochester Gas & Electric Corporation 13 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Clothes Care Pays— THE FINEST OF GARMENTS SOON LOOK SHABBY IF GIVEN NO ATTENTION Be Good to Your Clothing TRY Converse, Hough & Co., Inc. Investment Securities Telephone 8 State Street Main 7920 Rochester, N. Y. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Rochester Alphabetical List Abbey, Mr. and Mrs. Byron S. Adkin, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. (Edna L. Cramer) (Nellie M. Davis) 484 Hazelwood terrace East Avenue road, Pittsford, 'N. Y. Clubs, Mr. 7-11-41 Aex, Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mr. Marion S. Abbey (Emma Stelner) Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. George I. 255 Woodbine avenue (Elizabeth Allen Smith) Clubs, Mr. 7-11-41-107 6 Strathallan Park Agram, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sum. Res.: Meacham • Lake, Franklin (Lena Schneider) County. N. Y. 301 Oxford street Clubs, Mr. 11—Mrs. 16 Clubs, Mr. 7-41 Abbott, Mrs. Helen Probst Alden, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. 54 Harper street (Alzora E. Hicks) Club, Mrs. 101 40 Meigs street Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Edward 1'. Mrs. Martha Hicks (Huggans) (Male D. Roedea) Alden, Mrs. John Ferriss 34 Gorsline street (Mary E. Bogue) Clubs, Mr. 11-37-41-107 79 East boulevard Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Guilford R. Clubs, Mrs. 16-52 (Anna Walls) Miss Ruth W. Alden, 16-55 160 Seneca Parkway Mr. Sidney C. Alden, 55-78 Clubs, Mr. 7-11-12-33-35-37-38-45-107- Alderman, Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. also President National Pipe and Sup­ (Mary .Simmons) plies Assn., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Mrs. 110 Berkeley street Friday Study Club ; also Amity Club. Clubs, Mr. 7-11-35-37-41 Mr. and Mrs. Corwin W. Kindig Mr. Earl R. Brown (Faith M. Adams) Aldridge, Mrs. George W. 254 Magee avenue (Mary Josephine) Adams, Mr.
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