Transcribing address from New York 1870 marriage certificate

Question

I am having trouble transcribing an address from a New York marriage certificate from 1870. Hopefully someone with knowledge of the area and time might be able to see it as I am unfamiliar with the area. There is a fair amount of handwriting to compare to.

The 2. Place of residence - is the trouble "East something something"

I'm guessing it's a New York address, but it could be further afield as I have no other information for him.

On the marriage application there's another address, but I think it's the registrars office: "44 W 32nd St. New York"

My transcription is

RETURN OF A MARRIAGE.

1. Full Name of HUSBAND, John MacArthur
2. Place of Residence, East ????? ???
3. Age next Birthday, 43
4. Occupation, Book Keeper
5. Place of Birth, Scotland
6. Father's Name,. Gilbert MacArthur
7. Mother's Maiden Name, Isabella MacArthur
8. No. of Husband's Marriage, Second
9. Full Name of WIFE. Mary Ellen Sunley Maiden Name, if a Widow,
10. Place of Residence, New York City
11. Age next birthday, 34
13. Place of Birth. New York City
14. Father's Name, Richard Sunley
15. Mother's Maiden Name Sarah Roebuck
16. No. of Wife's Marriage, One

Answer 1

That looks like East Templeton, Mass. to me.

The "Ma" from "Mass" matches the "Ma" from "MacArthur." The "T" looks like a "T," and the end looks like "letin" or "leton." The "emp" could have been "ens" or "emp," and a search revealed the existence of an "East Templeton, Mass."