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L. BABdi I I, A ru» n HARVARD) COR. ASPI^WALL AVENUE, BROOKLINE. E. F. ALLEN, INSUEANCEAGENCY PQ -REPRESENTS THE- ROYAL INSURANCE CO., of Liverpool. NORTH BRITISH, of London. CD LANCASHIRE, of Manchester, England. SUN FIRE OFFICE of London. GAS And other first-class companies whose net (h KAAA CS ASSETS EXCEED UUU. 0 18 P. 0. Square, Boston,-OFFICES-Washington St., Brookline. P1PINS, CO J. H. BOOD7, o3 movsxt sim mm msmamrim > FIXTURES eg w Whitening and Tinting Ceilings, OPP. RAILROAD DEPOT, BROOKLINE, MASS. P5 w & GO KEROSENE 1-1 CHINA, GLASS AND LAMPS, w SIX FLOORS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. p~t p Jones, McDuffee & Stratton, FORMERLY OTIS NORCROSS & CO. GOODS, w 51 to 59 Federal and 120 Franklin Sts., Boston, ps P to, p W. B. SEARS, Marin PH P PH & INSURANCE. ui •Sh Dm P 55 STATE STREET, BOSTON P to,, w Ph Min, P MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE BUILDING SAMUEL D. CRAFTS, 17 EXCHANGE PLACE, BOSTON. MORTGAGES a Specialty. 2 ADVERTISEMENTS. ^TTSTUNT’S HARDWARE STORE, Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron Work made to order and repaired. Special Attention paid to Cleaning- and Repairing FURNACES AND RANGES. Agents for PHILADELPHIA ICE CUE AM. ROONEY’S BLOCK, HARVARD SQUARE, BROOKLINE. ADVERTISEMENTS. 3 WILLIAM LINCOLN & SON, Agents for the Purchase, Sale and Leasing of REAL ESTATE. Brookline Fire Insurance AgeriGY. COMPANIES REPRESENTED. Liverpool, London & [lie Ins. Co., Liverpool, England. Commercial Union Assurance Co,, London, England, North British & Mercantile, London and Edinburg, England. Fire Insurance Association, (Limited), London, Eng. British America Assur’ce Co., Toronto. HOME, New York, CASH CAPITAL, $3,000,000.00 PHENIX, Brooklyn, CASH CAPITAL, 1,000,000.00 CONNECTICUT, Hartford, CASH CAPITAL, 1.000,000.00 SPRINGFIELD, F. & M. Springfield, CASH CAPITAL, 1,000,000.00 NIAGARA, New York, CASH CAPITAL 500,000.00 NEW HAMPSHIRE, Manchester, N. H., CASH CAPITAL, 500,000.00 PRESCOTT, Boston, CASH CAPITAL, 200,000.00 DWELLING HOUSE, Boston, CASH CAPITAL, 300,000.00 MASS. MUTUAL, Boston, CASH CAPITAL, 200,000.00 CITIZEN’S MUTUAL, Boston, OFFICES: Savings Bank, Colonnade Bldg., 41 Devonshire Street, BROOKLINE. boston. WILLIAM LINCOLN & SON, Agents. 4 ADVERTISEMENTS. CITIZEIS’ MUTUAL INSURANCE CO., INCORPORATED 1846. No. 8 Exchange Place, Boston. Amount at Risk July 1,1883, - $20,736,531. ASSETS. Cash and Securities, $260,759.21 Deposits Notes in Force, 565,831.91 Total Available Assets, $826,591.12 Liabilities, Re-insurance Fund Reserved, $142,246.82. Are now paying 50 per cent on 5 years and 40 per cent on all others at expiration. J. W. Peabody, Sec. & Treas. H. 0. Bigelow, Pres. MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 28 State St., Merchants Bank Building, Boston. CASH CAPITAL, $200,000. Insurance of Dwellings and Household Fnriiiture only, AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE OR LIGHTNING. CASH DIVIDENDS TO POLICY-HOLDERS. CHAS. B. CUMINGS, Pres. JOHN M. CORBETT, Sec. Win. Lincoln & Son, Colonnade Bniini, Apts for Brookline. Shoe & Leather Insurance Co., 16 Congress Street, Boston, Mass. CASH CAPITAL, $000,000. Join! C. AbDott, Pres. Charles A_. Puller, Sec. C. W. Kellogg, "Vice Pres. MARINE CERTIFICATES Issued, Payable in Sterling at the Co; nting House of Messrs. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., LONDON. A DVERTISEMENTS 5 Telephone No. 8027. COUSENS BROS., —DEALEKS IN— COAL, WOOD -AND- Bundle Hay, Office, opp. the Depot. Wharf at Long- wood, near Cottage Farm Station, BROOKLINE, MASS. Horace Cousens. John E. Cousens HiEisriE^r ooLLinsrs & go.. -DEALERS IN- PROVISIONS, GAME, FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, ALSO, VERMONT BUTTER In Large and Small Packages. HARVARD SQUARE, BROOKLINE. Orders called for and delivered. Henry Collins. H. R. Head. —Importers and Dealers in Choice— FABE1LT GROCERIES, FRUIT, TEAS, FLOUR, &c. Chapel Station, BROOKLINE, also, cor. Berkeley and Boylston Streets, under Hotel Berkeley, BOSTON. P. EDWARDS. C. R. EDWARDS. GEO. WM. BALLOU & CO., BANKERS, 72 Devonshire St., Boston. ' 14 Wall St., New York. Receive accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corporations and Individuals upon favorable terms. Deal in Government Bonds and Standard Investment Securities Bond- ond Stocks boughtand so.d on commission at the New York,Boston and other Excnanges. GEO. WM. BALLOU, D. H. DARLING, WM. H. BINGHAM, NEW YOEK. A. S. WEEKS, BOSTON. 6 ADVERTISEMENTS, Established 1848. KENRICK BROTHERS, PLUMBERS, -AND DEALERS IN- Furnaces, Ranges, Stoves, KITCHEN FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Washington Street, north of bridge. BROOKLINE. Special attention paid to Plumbing, Repairing, and Cleaning Furnaces and Ranges. Lawrence, Wilde <fc Co., -MANUFACTURERS OF- FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, -AND- Interior Decorations, 1ST OS. 38 TO 48 GORITHILIj, tvEH BOSTON. Designs Furnished, and Estimates to Manufacture from Architects’ Drawings, on Application. A large and complete stock of Furniture, Bedding, Mirrors and Upholstery Goods. All the desirable novelties constantly on hand. C. C. CHAPLIN, -DEALER IN- Boots, Shoes and Rnbhers, COLONNADE BUILDING, BROOKLINE. Larger Stock, Finer Goods, and Lower Prices than ever before. REPAIRING AND CUSTOM WORK promptly attended to. ADVERTISEMENTS. 7 GEORGE WALTON. DOG DOCTOR, And Dealer in Choice Breeds of DOGS. BUFFALO MEAT BOG BISCUITS, Dog Medicines, Dog Muzzles, Dog Collars, Mange Cure and flea Soap. The Oldest DOG DOCTOR in Boston. (Established 1846.) Sick Dogs Visited at their Homes at the Request of Owners. 111 Kingston St.,Boston. Residence, 8 Edinboro St., Boston. THE CAMBRIDGE LAUNDRY. One of the best equipped Laundries in the United States, and famous all over the country for fine work. Wagon is sent to your door when summoned by Postal Card. Address: Canihridie Landry, Solti SI., CAMBRIDCEPOET. STORY & WILBUR, (Formerly A. Wilbur & Co. Established 1821.) New England Emporium for ROOFING SLATES. We have the entire production of MERRILL'S CELEBRATED UNFADING BROWNVILLE MAINE SLATES. Also, the entire production of the UNFADING MONSON MAINE SLATES. Constantly in stock Purple and Black Welsh, Bangor, and Star Pennsylvania Black Diamond, Purple, Green and Red Slates. By cargo or square, for export and home market. Special rates by car loads from quarries Slate Dressihg and Punching Machine. Roofing Tin, Zinc, Solder, Slating Tools and Nails,Elastic Cement, Rosin Sized, Tarred and Dry Felts. All inquiries promptly answered. Slate Wharves, 529 Commercial St. (Near Old Charlestown Bridge), Boston. Joseph Story. S. A. Wilbur. 8 ADVERTISEMENTS ESTABLISHED 1831. CAPITAL, $1,500,000. PHILIP L. MOEN, CHAS. P. WASHBURN, OHAS. H. MORGAN, President & Treasurer. Vice-President & Secretary. General Manager, WASHBURN & MOEN MANUFACTURING CO., WORCESTER, 3HA.SSSS. GROVE STREET "WORKS, WORCESTER, MASS. Aud Manufacturers of Iron and Steel Wire of every description. PATENT STEEL THE BEST FENCE MATERIAL BARB FENCING. IN UBE. Proof Against CHEAP, fire, mm, STRONG, And Flood, DURABLE. Iron and Steel Telegraph and Telephone Wire. Patent Steel Wire Pale Ties, Pump Chains, Chain Wire, Steel Wire for Springs, Needles, and Drills. Send, for Price Lists, Circulars and Descriptive Pamphlets on our Specialties. NEW YORK WAREHOUSE CHICAGO WAREHOUSE 16 Cliff Street. 107 & 109 Lake St. ADVERTISEMENTS 9 HIGHLAND FOUNDRY CO. Would call the attention of all who are about buying a TO THE GREAT VARIETY MANUFACTURED BY THEM. Hot - Air Furnaces, PORTABLE AND BRICK, Either Cast or Wrought Iron, in six different varieties, from 13 to 27 inch grate: making the largest assortment to be found in Boston. The HIGHLAND and GOOD NEWS RANGE in 18 different styles. PAROLE and CUTE RANGES. PARLOR STOVES. The HIGHLAND and GOOD NEWS OVAL PARLOR, WELL-DONE and TIDY ROUND PARLOR. Also, Manufacturers of the celebrated SILVER MEDAL HOLLOW WARE. All our Goods are warranted to give perfect satisfaction. -SSr For sale by Agents throughout the Country WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT OUR Salesroom, 87, 89 ami 91 NORTH STREET, BOSTON. Found y at PYNCHON ST., BOSTON HIGHLANDS. WM. J. TOWNE, Pres. GEO. W. ELLIOTT, Treas. 10 ADVERTISEMENTS. S. A. STEWART <fc CO., — MANUFACTURERS OF — Salesrooms, 118 and 120 Sndbnry St., and 13 Green St., near Bowdoin S<|.; Factory, 45 Pitts St., BOSTON- DRAPER Ac HALLS, Boarding, Sale and Liyery Stables Music Tuesday & Saturday Evgs. 83 & 97 West Dedham St., BOSTON. H. MACORQUODALE, (Late Macorquodale Bros.) ARTIST ANB PHOTOGRAPHER, No. 171 1-2 TREMONT STREET, BOSTON. Copies or Enlargements from any description of Small Pictures, Photogi aphs, Daguerrotj pes, Ambrotypes, or Drawings, Finished in Ink, Oil, Crayon or Water Colors. C. K. CONLY, PHOTOGRAPHER, (Successor to WARREN.) 465 Washington Street, opp. Jordan, Marsh & Oo.’s, BOSTON, 3yCA.SS. Particular attention given to Copying and enlarging. Finisning in Crayon and Water Colors. Instantaneous Pictures of Children a Specialty. ADVERTISEMENTS, 11 THE RICHARD SMART CARPET BEATING COMPANY 6 BRIGHTON AY., Junction of BEACON ST., BOSTON. Established in 1852, near where the Public'Garden now is. We have been obliged to move 8 times to make way for the March of Improvement. We are now located about midway between the City of Boston and its The Oldest, and Best Establ i s fo¬ Largest, ment ot the kind most In Boston Oil Reliablb it England. beautiful suburb Brookline. Thanking many residents of Brookline for their patronage in the past, we extend an invitation to all others to give us a fair trial. As soon as you become convinced of the Superiority of our Machine Work over Out Door Work you will want NO MORE out door work. TELEPHONE US DIRECT AT OUR OFFICE. WE ALSO, SUPPLY READY DIRECTED P. O. CARDS FREE ON APPLICATION. Address R. SMART, Carpet Seating Company, 6 Brighton Avenue. J. E. DOW, Manager 12 ADVERTISEMENTS M. CUMMINGS, Hack, Boarding and Livery Stable, TREMONT STREET, Cor. Pond Avenue. Public Carriages at tlie various Railroad Stations in Brookline. R. WOODWARD, HerieQsheer AND CARRIAGE SMITH, Also, General Blacksmitliing of all kinds. Washington Street, corner High, BROOKLINE. Having had an experience in Brookline of nearly Forty Years, he feels confident of being able to pb ase his numerous pat¬ rons and asks a continuance of tlieir liberal patronage. JAMES F. BURNS. HORSE SHOER, Boylston Street, NEAR WASHINGTON, BROOKLINE.
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    COEXISTING: FREIGHT FACILITIES & COMMUNITIES The Capital District Intermodal and Automotive Terminal Rick Crawford, Norfolk Southern April 24, 2013 The Current Norfolk Southern Network o NS operates approximately 21,000 route miles throughout 22 states and the District of Columbia o Engaged in the rail transportation of raw materials, intermediate products, and finished goods o Operates the most extensive intermodal network in the East o Major transporter of coal and industrial products. o NYSE: NSC 2 What is Pan Am Southern? A Joint Venture created by Norfolk Southern & Pan Am Railways to operate and improve the former Guilford rail network west of Ayer, MA. Includes a new Intermodal / Auto Facility in NYS. NS’ Corridor Development Strategy Long-Term Infrastructure Investments 5 Freight Rail Strengths and Opportunities Freight Transportation Mode Share by Distance Traveled The Rail “Sweet Spot”, particularly for intermodal What is Intermodal? The use of multiple modes of transportation for the movement of freight from origin to destination, usually in a sealed container. What is Intermodal Rail Transport? Intermodal Rail Transport Contents and Percentages of Intermodal Shipments with Identified Content Types of Rail Yards Retarders at a hump classification yard Classification Yard Intermodal Yard Norfolk Southern coal unloading facility, known as PIER 6 Intermodal Facility Overview Automotive Facility Overview Capital District Intermodal and Automotive Facility Mechanicville, NY (Albany) • Pad tracks • 2 tracks @ 8,000 ft. • Support tracks • 5,300 ft. • Parking spaces 371 • 70,000 annual lifts • Service Lanes • Chicago, IL • Boston, MA • NYC via Binghamton • Pan Am Southern facility Mechanicville Looking West 2Q 2012 Prior to Automotive Opening Mechanicville Looking East 2Q 2012 Prior to Automotive Opening Key Design Considerations Lighting Detailed Lighting Analysis Performed by Holophane Average Light Range of 2 to 3.5 fc for the IM pad and Auto Lot areas, up to 6 fc at Gate.
  • COPY of Contrl1.CT N:). B7 Ll8 ·J *

    COPY of Contrl1.CT N:). B7 Ll8 ·J *

    )/1,,r, t. \, J,. ~.--l;;- COPY OF CONTRl1.CT N:). B7 ll8 ·J * iu:MORANDUU OF AGREEMENT made in duplicate this 18th day of June 1940, by and between the BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD,hereinafter called the 11Boston & hlaine11, and the HOOSAC TUNNEL AND WILMINGTON ·RAILROAD COMP.A.t'lY, hereinafter called the 11Wilmington11, both railroad corporations duly organized and existing under the laws of the Com• monwealth of Massachusetts, WITNESSETH: That WHEREAS it is desired to make clear the rights and duties of the parties with respect to certa.in tracks used for interchange of carload freight and for turning locomotives at Hoosac Tunnel, Massa• chusetts, NO'.V THEREFORE, in consideration thereof, the parties hereto mutually agree as follows: The tracks covered by thi.s agreement are shown upon a plan marked "Boston and Maine Railroad Fitchburg Di vision Main Line TRACKS USED BY Hoosac Tunnel & Wilmington R. R. HOOSAC TUNNEL,llASS. 0, $; Robinson, Asst. Chief £ngineer Scale: 111 - 1001 Oct. 193911, blueprint copy of which is attached hereto and made a part of this agreement. The tracks marked 3-C and C-F, partly on land of the Boston & Maine, and track D-E, all on land of the Boston & Maine, are the property of the Wilmington. All other tracks shown on said plan are the property of said 3oston & Maine,Cprovided, however, that upon payment of the sum of $142.31 to the Boston & Haine, the agreed value of the trackage mat0rial in the section of track form• ing tho northwesterly leg of the wye easterly from the insulated joints shown between the letters A and Bon the attached blueprint, said track shall become the property of the Wilmingto~ ( The Boston & Maine hereby gives to the Wilmington the right ', to own, maintain and operate the tracks owned by it on the property -, .! of tho Boston & Moine during the term of this agr eemen t , It further agrees that upon the termination of this agreement the )ilmington may within a reasonable time remove all the rails, ties and other mater• ials in said tracks from the property of S8id Boston & Maine.