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Public Library TOMPKINS COUNTY Navigating A Sea Of Resources PUBLIC LIBRARY Title: Telephone guide to Ithaca and Cornell University : a book containing several indexes for the convenient reference of anyone interested in the city of Author: Perry, L.D. Call no. LHCASE 974.771 Perry Pub. Date: 1907 Owner: Ithaca - Tompkins County Public Library Assigned Branch: Ithaca - Tompkins County Public Library (TCPL) Collection: Local History (LH) Material type: Number of pages: 126 p. Notes: illus., maps Digitized November 2008 TELEPHONE GUIDE TO ITHACA and CORNELL UNIVERSITY A cross-indexed telephone directory worked into the form of A handy city guide Copyright, 1907, by L. D. Perry April, lgf07. Price, 50 cents LHCASE 974.771 Perr, Perry, L.D. ^Telephone guide to Ithaca The TOMPKINS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK or: = busi- < We solicit your banking err ed; Prompt service and courteous "cr treatment. -? cn- Iru Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent at $5.00 per year. 0.; :? Oldest Bank in Ithaca, organ h: z = ized in 1 836. :o o" lm = Capital, . $100,000 o Surplus and Profits, 145,000 = 1-3 z. Stockholders' Liability, 100,000 "< ; Total protection to depos- itors in this Bank, . $345,000 Ss Oi OFFICERS. R. H. TREMAN, President. J. C. GAUNTLETT, Vice-Pres. H. L. HINCKLEY, Vice-Pres. A. G. STONE, Cashier. Not to be taken from this room! D. N. VAN HOESEN, As't Cashier ^ It is an art to do a certain thing well. It re quires an artist to frame a picture well. It requires an artist to design monograms, address dies, calling cards, etc. It needs a person well-posted in the litera ture of the day to intelligently inform you of the leading books on any subject. It needs a person familiar with various makes and finishes of paper to aid you in selecting the right thing .*. .*. .*. .'. .\ ^ It is always our aim to lead ; we keep men in our employ who can aid you in selecting your various needs in our lines. They will do this in a way to please you. And the prices are always right or Ave make them so. THE lORNER BOOKSTORES. TOMPKINS COUNTY I PUBLIC LIBRARY ?/, zl73 Volume I. o 50 Cents Numbet 1. Pnce'ACopy. TELEPHONE GUIDE TO ITHACA and CORNELL UNIVERSITY A Book containing Several Indexes for the convenient reference of. anyone interested in the city of Ithaca, New York. Designed and Copyrighted, 1907, by L. D. Perry . Published at Barnes Hall, Ithaca, New York by L. D. Perry, with the Co-operation of University Men. Corrected to April 2, 1907 Press of the Ithaca Chronicle, Ithaca-, N. Y. Atkinson & Mitchell, Proprietors. First National Bank Ithaca, N. Y. Surplus and Profits, - $350,000 Oldest National Bank in this vicinity, progressive yet con servative, with ample resources. Safe deposit boxes for rent. Preserve your valuable papers from fire and theft at nominal cost. Geo R. Williams, President Henry B. Lord, Vice-President C. W. Gay, Cashier C. W. Major, Ass't Cashier TOMPKINS COUNTY PUBLIC I fRRARV. 101. EAST GREEN STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK 14850 STREET-BY-STREET INDEX TO TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS in the city of ITHACA, NEW YORK. This index enables you to talk with any person in Ithaca, if you know his ad dress. If he has no telephone, a glance shows you the number of the nearest telephone on the same street. In using this index remember that the Bell numbers are on the left in the table and the Ithaca numbers are on the right, the street numbers being in between. The letter most used on the Bell lines is B and the letters most used on the Ithaca lines are C, X and Y. ^Indicates student, "Vindicates business office ; business offices of our advertisers are in bold type. AUBURN STREET CASCADILLA AVENUE 107 234-f Lang F no 447-x Case Miss H A ' 117 234-c Schnurie F V 114 292-c Fletcher W F 122 373-f Stevens R L 207 292 Parrot* A M 207 234-g Sigler H CASCADILLA PLACE 209 93-c Wilcox C H 68s Finch Prof W A 2S3 219 McRavy J 336-b Gibbs R C 127-b 302 260-x Beach C H 552 Leland OM BLAIR STREET 336 Murray C 119 405-y Troy J B 552Jb Pearson Prof R A 460-b 128 Doyle C M 336 Sill Prof H A 130 405-c Wanzer E C 555 425 fWestern Union 540 131 ?Gardner R E Telegraph Co* 131 49l-y Owen O D Branch Office Butler Mrs S 414-x Wilder Prof B G 132 190-c Naughton A J CASCADILLA T L 24 135 McCallister Miss HC no 319 McKinney Mrs E A BRANDON PLACE 116 436-x Fin'kelstein D I 497 Norton A J 5H 213 461 -X fHutchinson P T 540-b 108 Warren Prof G F 309 627 Cunningham F I BRINDLEY STREET 310 305-c Sheffield J W jr 77 102 fCornell Incubator 413 314 Parr G K 461 Co 665^ 316 Collins S 680-b 202 Patten Mrs I B. 329 558 Hoyle J J 314 197-x June F I 415 539 Meeks C E Bell. St.No. Ithaca. Bell. St.No. Ithaca. 416 "554-x Carter F J 561-f fYWCA office 416 552 Huff G R Library 539-x 417 LeChien Mrs F 227 fHarris G W 418 552-x Stevens Mrs M H tAusten W 423 539-c Snow E G Boardman Hall 606 536 Holknbeck J E 303-x College of Law 221-b 610 Medlin H R 467-b fHuffcut Prof E W CATHERINE STREET 467-f flrvine Prof F Skull 640 105 lodge 467 fWdodruff Prof E H 640-b 105 *Mannoocir J E Morrill Hall 385-b 109 'Cook Mrs D F 548 226-x Agricultural Dept m 248-x Sno-wden R C fBailey Prof L H Larkin W F 257 228-x Cornell Co-op 587 124 1' 126 692-x *Thompson H A 472 -rHoy D CENTRE STREET 490 206-x fSchurman Pres J G 686 201 fSnyder V W 228 fSairford B E 202 606-x Clapp L A 548 226-x fStone Prof J L McGraw Hall 204 606-c Van Wagen Miss L fGeological Dept 412 213 Hillick J P 549 549-f fTarr Prof R 307 139-x Svkes G L S 322 139-y Rittenhouse O '206-y fWilder Prof B G 323 412 Middaugh E White Hall fArchitectura'l Dept 766 327 Jackson Mrs S 574 662 328 412-c Blenis F W 227-x fComstock Prof J H 492-f fMatihematical Dept 329 412-x Knickerbocker B F 492 Prof 402 412-y Flannery Miss N J fWait L A CENTRAL AVENUE Franklin Hall 171 Prof H H 373 1 194-x Psi Upsilon fNorris I 194-y Psi U kitchen Sibley College ProfRC 268 iy2 347 Sigma Phi 660-x fCarpenter kitchen V/i 230-y Sigma Phi 204-x fCarpenter Shop 30 2 194 Kappa Alpha 661 fHayes R B 580 201-x D Armorv fKimball Prof S 580 201-x Design 294-x Barton Capt F A Machine Dept Office 554 294 Gymnasium 532-b tSmk'h Director A W Prof C V P 201-y Young CHFR-Y STREET 576 3 230 Sage Cottage R OH 131 53i-y Harris 646-b 5 Catterall Prof J J MeMahon Prof T CHESTNUT STREET I2 7 g 346 Crane Prof T F 108 535-x Space W *)63 11 Chamberlain G R 316-b 219 Hopper N F Barnes Hall 223 535 Hopper A P 346-c *Braymer D H 304 528 Hnlslander Lee office 508 561 -b 346-x tC U C A 527 Norton F E 561 Dormitory 509 522 Perkins Mrs S 561-f fKusc'hke Miss M L 51 1 522-x Marion Mrs P CLIFF 346-c *Perry L D STREET ' 561-b 346-x fThayer A T 224 197-y Yaple R Bell. St.No. Ithaca , Bell. St.No. Ithaca. 835 240 Carpenter J 484-b Jones Miss M A 924 240-c Woolsey E R 763* Judson Prof L B COBB STREET 341-b Kerr Dr A T US 60-g Cornelius D H 40-b Lyon Prof T L 251 Olshausen Prof R 81 -b 205 Cook G W G 38' 220 60-f Lisenrinar M BnA Cr'k Drive COLLEGE PLACE 699 Needham J G Creek Drive .355-*107 Myers Mrs 0 A Fall NortLrup Prof C S 607-b Parson J T 355-f 107 *Vaii A G 269 Perky Mrs S M COLUMBIA STREET 277-y Phelps Prof A C 121 590 Pritohard S R 673 Post R L l82 122 Fletcher C 606 Rice Prof J E lH 92 Wait ave 124 590-x Fowler F 201 450-x Kduabert M 341 Ries Prof H Thurston 209 595-x Sisson F C 49 749 Stanton R B jr .213 595 Landon Ruth 160-b Sterrett Prof R S 225 47 Sweeney W M J Thurston ave 226 721 King C H 74 COOK STRE 300 Stiles C A 9-b Prof W A 109 402-c Davis Mrs J M Stocking no 248 Sullivan Mrs M L 6i6-,b Stone Prof J_L 114 635 Johnson F C 91 Wait ave " "5 635-x *LeFevre C D 259* TtaTston Mrs L B CORNELL HEIGHTS Dearborn place 3S4-C Tinker Dr M B 181-b 277 Alpha Zeta 763 32 Thurston ave Fall Creek Drive 546 Pandlhu Society 607 354 Tanner Prof J H ' 775 277-x Barton Capt F A 237 Titchener Prof E B 2Si-b Bedell Prof F 738 Whipple Prof G M 205-x Bells W J 379-b Williams A E 379 Brauner Prof 0 M 58 Thurston ave 252 Clymer P K 259 Wurster C W 205 Chub Country 1 70 Thurston ave 749-b Brown R 191 tWyckoff E G 616 Fetter Prof F A 138 Wyckoff G res Triphammer Road E 138-b jhb- Fowler Miss 'Wyckoff L G barn CORNELL STREET 669-b Fuertes Mrs E A 669 Fuertes L A 446 109 Wtorden S A 237* Gill Prof A C DELAWARE AVENUE 70 Thurston ave 454-g Johnson Mrs J i57-b Hazeltine R.H 454-X Saunders J 240 354-x Hewett Prof W T DEWITT PLACE 9 Hibbard Prof H 105 614-x Ransom Mrs N F Wade 109 612-x Ward T S 157 Hoy D F 750-b 113 Wilson E A 775-b Hutchinson Prof J I 4S8-b lis 617 Holland A G 30 Thurston 404 121 616 Stewart H L Bell.
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