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1909 Canandaigua City Directory CentralMark Librarys Shoof Rochestere Store and Monroe, 8County6 Mai · Miscellaneousn St. DirectoriesSouth Get a Gas Range CO OS Use Electric Power The Established m Good Clothes 1869 9m Store Canandaigua. to fcatoriDi THE FINEST MAKES IN THE WORLD. SIMMONS, Rr hxaM Store 974.786 S651c 1909/10 >lies Fine Candy s? THE LAIOfSr BOOK AND 18 3TO»E BETWEEN NEW YOU AND CHICAOO j POWERS BUIL Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories R. H. MGKERR CUT FLOWERS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON BEDDING PLANTS PALMS AND FERNS FLORAL DESIGNS AND DECORATIONS OUR FANCY CARNATIONS ARE LEADERS Greenhouses: 33 Dailey Ave., Canandaigua, N. Y. BOTH PHONES. % WHEN YOU I THINK OF A TELEPHONE 1 LOOK FOR THE SHIELD JjJ Ontario County Has 5,000 Telephones *T The Interlake Telephone Co. Connects with these over its own metallic toll lines. Connecting ^ toll lines give service to long distance points. 1 ^00 8Ukscribers, local and rural, leaves little to be desired L WHEN YOU THINK OF A TELEPHONE. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories 3 9077 03643 9324 GEO. E. WOOD & SONS EDGE WATER MILK AND CREAM The best you can buy in the world Large or small orders promptly filled BOTH 'PHONES CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. W. G. LAPHAM CIGARS and TOBACCO NEWS STAND Sunday and Daily Papers Delivered to All Parts of the City. FRUITS AND CONFECTIONS First Door North of McKechnie Bank. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories fr Capital, $200,000. Resources, $8,000,000. % POWERS BUILDING, % ROCHESTER, NEW YORK. * TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING AND TRUST BUSINESS % * Pays the Highest Rate of Interest •$» Consistent With Safe Banking. * * OFFICERS. % LEWIS P. ROSS, President, T EDWARD BAUSGH, Vice President, * ALBERT O. FENN, Vice President, T* J. C. POWERS, Vice President and Manager, <|» GEO. J. KEYES, Secretary. & TRUSTEES. ^ Edgar N. Curtice, Albert O. Fenn, Edward Bausch, ^ William Drescher, Gustav Erbe, L. P. Ross, Jj£ W. E. Seward, Louis J. Ernst, Arthur T. Hagen, *j Walter W. Powers, J. J. L. Friederich, James E. Booth, TT Abram J. Katz, Joseph Michaels, J. Craig Powers, jj| J. B. Perkins, Chas. H. Babcock, George J. Keyes, ^ Walter S Hubbell, Eugene Satterlee. * * RENTS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES T* We invite the public to inspect our new SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT, *j" which has just been completed and which embodies the ifr most recent and up-to-date ideas in vault construction. * Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories CANANDAIGUA CITY DIRECTORY CONTAINING A General, Street and House and Rural Free Delivery Directory, Classified Business Directory and a Department of General Information as to State, County, Town and Village Governments, Institutions, Societies, Etc. FOR THE YEARS BEGINNING JUNE 1,1909-10 PRICE, $1.00. TO BE RE-ISSUED IN 1911 BY THE PUBLISHER, J. CHAS. SMITH. CANANDAIGUA, N. T. ONTARIO COUNTY JOURNAL BOOK PRINT. 1909. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Abbreviations 65- Advertisers' Index 6 Army Organizations 11 Banks 11 Board of Supervisors 10 Business Directory 151 Cemeteries 11 Churches 11 Clubs 13 Convent 12 County Officials 9 Educational' 13 Express Companies 14 •Fire Department'. 14 General Directory 65 Hospitals and Homes 14 Map of Village Back fly National Government 9 Newspapers 15 Opera House and Halls 15 Post Office 15 Railroads and Steamboats 15 .Rural Directory... 143 Secret Societies and Fraternal Organizations 15 Societies—Miscellaneous 17 State Government 9 Street and House Directory 21 Telegraph and Telephone Companies 18 Town Officials 10 Village Officials ^ 10 Young Men's Christian Association 18 NOTICE DR. G. D. WOOD === DENTIST Fine porcelain work, crowns, bridge work, gold, silver cement and rubber fillings. Painless extracting by the use of Zodonta applied to the gums. No AFTER EFFECTS 85 MAIN STREET SOUTH Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories PUBLISHER'S NOTE. I desire to express my appreciation of the support accorded me by the residents of the village of Canandaigua and vicinity in the publication of this, the third edition of my Canandaigua City and Rural Directory. Especially would I mention the generous response and cordial greeting met with from the majority of the business men of the village in the matter of advertising, and while all did not contribute, those who did may well feel a sense of satisfaction in the knowledge that it is only by their co-operation and financial support that a thoroughly reliable directory can be published. Circumstances permitting, the fourth edition of this directory will be published in 1911. This directory contains the names of 5,256 residents of the village and 859 rurals. The last directory contained 5,283 village names and 703 rurals. It shows 1,005 changes of residence from the 1906-7 edition. There were 82 vacant houses in Canandaigua when the canvass was taken. In the numbering system, Main Street South and streets running parallel thereto re- ceive a number for every 124 feet; all other streets receiving a number for every 25 feet. J. CHARLES SMITH, Publisher. Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. Ahrens & Breen • 70 Kinsella & O'Brien £4 Anderson, Geo. B top lines Kistner, J. G8 "ndruss, C. J. Dr 28 Lapham, W. G& Arvanite Hros Front cover London Whilis 4* Bates Bros 142 MacGreevey-Sleght-DeGraff Co 40 Bateman, T. J. Marks' Shoe Store front cover Be nk R. .back Mather, L. C. 43 Bell Telephone Co back inside cov*.. Mattison, Dr. J. J •• 1« • Boswell & Egan 26 McCabe, Tas. M 54 Boswell, Zack S back cover McCauleyi J. A 52 Brady, C. J 64 McGreal Bros back cover Burge, E. Whitfield .'.. 34 McKechnie Bank 68 Burke, Peter E 54 McKefr, Robt. H front inside cover Canamlaigua Gas Light Co front cover Meath, B. J 26 Canandaigua National Bank 149 Meng & Shafer . .112* Caplise, J. F bottom lines Monroe County Savings Bank Cappon. A. C 64-a Murphy, Fhos. E. 72 Charbonneaux, F. X no jy'Bros 40 Chocolate Shop, The bottom lines Ogden, Geo. X. & Co 129 Church & Church 48 Olsan, L. A I 7 Coe. W. W. & Son 56 Ontario County Journal 64-a Conklin, R. R 104 Ontario County Times 20-b Cooley & Company 26 Ontario Light and Traction Co...front covei Co-Operative Foundry Co 58-59 Ontario Messenger ' 144-a Curtice Undertaking" Rooms 22 Pamenter, Chas 48 Darrow. T. A bottom lines Parmele, Chas. S ^ 44 Davidson," Alexander 3S Parmele & Phillips 104 Demins. A. E 152^ Peck Hardware Co 58-59 Derby" Mixed Paints 22 Phillips & Clark Stove Co 3D Dodds, W. G. Dr 34 Pierce, H. S back cover Doyle Millinery Parlors 34 Pool, Roy E. nYukee & Stanley 156 Preisinger. Mrs. Jos 70 Dwyer, John J 98 Raines, J. & Son 102 Einrtein, Arnie back cover Vobinsnn & Ma-cFarlane 102 Enterprise Cash Grocery 52 Rochester Saings 36 Enterprise 5 and 10 cents Store 66 Rochester Trust & Safe Deposit Co 20 E. Weisenbeck Sons front cover Royal Typewriter Co 64-b Fenton & Hawkins 5*. Saltadin, W. A 28 Fletcher, A. E 66 Scott & Boyce. top and bottom lines Fidelity Trust Co., The front fly Scrantnm, Wetmore & Co front cover Gartland & Perego 7 Simmons, E. W front cover Gibson. Louis H 44 Simpson, A. G. Garratt, Wm 46 Smith Bros. & Co. Gilbert, A. W 141 •Spangle, W. M. .. 24 Hanley, Wm. E 50 •" M. " , 20-a Hawley, Wm. J 43 Star Lunch Room , 50 Henry, Cyrus D Stewart Studio 104 Hollis, A. M. Co , '.. 100 Sweeney, Wm 32 Holmes, H. N. Dr 46 Thompson, Geo. T. Humburcli Bros 38 Tracey & Parmele Imperial Hotel back cover Udell," H. G. .. .7.......\\".W.\"','.['.'. 19 Tnterlake Tele. Co ..front inside cover Underhill Business Inst back cover Interurban Cafe 70 Union Bottling Works 100 Isenhour R. R side lines Union Trust Co 15Q- J. Levy Sons 24 Warren, Albert 153 Johnson Belle M 52 Widman Shoe House bottom lines .Tones, R. N 100 Williams, E. C Jfi Kelly, J. H SO Winne, G. R 143 Willys, Miss Emily G. 20-a Kennedy, Grant M. 72 Wood, G. D. Dr.. 4 Kinde, F. W 18 Wood, Gen. E. & Sons'..: .front fly King James and Indepencia Cigars... 19 Webster House ..front cover Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories L. A. OLSAN CANANDAIGUA. N Y. — —TWO STORES— - ROCHESTER, N. Y. MILLIN ERY COATS SUITS SKIRTS WAISTS FURS CHILDREN'S COATS AND DRESSES INFANTS' WEAR LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S FURNISHINGS 110 MAIN SOUTH __ 256 STATE STREET CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. ROCHESTER, N. Y. WHAT r^r^FT^l TT ^"*\ In buy>nS meat, to save VV n/\l L^WC/O 11 ^ J a few cents at the coun- VATl I ter and throw it away in YOU • the kitchen ? Did you ever figure it out—how much of the poor steak or roast goes into the garbage can — how unsatis- fying is the tough, dry, flavorless fragments that are left. Everything bows to quality and cleanliness in QUALITY this market. That's easy to say, isn't it? But let us prove it—prove that it is our trade mark- QUALITY prove that none but the best meats of every kind QUALITY enter our coolers—prove that we carry the most complete variety of meats, and maintain a sanitary, mechanically operated refrigerating plant that keeps them fresh and good. It all comes pretty near to being perfect market service, you'll find. GARTLAND & PEREGO PHONES (S.TfuFi 151 Main Street South Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County · Miscellaneous Directories Quality Our Trade Mark: •{ Superiority The Best Possible Ask for Smiths "A" Flour A HOME PRODUCT JguthBros.Co.Prop's.
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