Illustrated Boston the Metropolis of New England
Illustrated Boston the Metropolis of New England
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William Garrison Reed, of No. 25 Kilby Street. This gentleman, in partner- ship with his brother, the late Mr. T. Frank Reed, started business in 1868. And, since the death of his brother has continued the busi- ness alone. He was formerly located at No. 66 Devonshire Street, and in 1887 removed to his present address, No. 25 Kilby Street. Mr. Reed is a member of the Underwriters' Association and is the representative of the London Assurance Corporation, of England, and the Union Insurance Comp.... Iny of California. He effects in- surance at the lowest rates compatible with security, and has a large patronage both in and out of the city. The telephone con- nection is 1776. Mr. Reed is a native of this city, widely known and universally respected.
WILLIAM W. LOWE, Real Estate, Mortgages and Insur- ance, Office: No. 31 State Street, Traveller Building. — Prominent among the most responsible and conserva- tive, real estate, loan and insurance brokers of Boston, is Mr. Wm. W. Lowe of No. 31 State Street.
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William Garrison Reed, of No. 25 Kilby Street. This gentleman, in partner- ship with his brother, the late Mr. T. Frank Reed, started business in 1868. And, since the death of his brother has continued the busi- ness alone. He was formerly located at No. 66 Devonshire Street, and in 1887 removed to his present address, No. 25 Kilby Street. Mr. Reed is a member of the Underwriters' Association and is the representative of the London Assurance Corporation, of England, and the Union Insurance Comp.... Iny of California. He effects in- surance at the lowest rates compatible with security, and has a large patronage both in and out of the city. The telephone con- nection is 1776. Mr. Reed is a native of this city, widely known and universally respected.
WILLIAM W. LOWE, Real Estate, Mortgages and Insur- ance, Office: No. 31 State Street, Traveller Building. — Prominent among the most responsible and conserva- tive, real estate, loan and insurance brokers of Boston, is Mr. Wm. W. Lowe of No. 31 State Street.
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